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The Court all Away.

The County Courts are closed for the
summer season, and there will be no more
sessions till September. Judge Alex. T. Nc
Gill and Mrs. IMcGill are at Princeton keep
ing house during the absencs of Prof. Nc
Gill, the Judges father who is at Saratoga.
In few days, the Judge and wife will start
for Salt Lake City on jaunt that will last
month. Judge Knapp mas already start
ed on q Western Tour.
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THE Referm club.

The Jersey City Reform Club will hold
gospel temperance meeting this afternoon
at 4 O'Clock. in Simpson NJ. E. Church,
Central avenue, near Hoboken avenue,
Jersey City Heights. Rev. l. W. Hatha-
way, Of the Westminster Presbyterian
Church, will address the meeting. All are
invited to be present.
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Omcer Rhodes loses ais FInger.

Officer Rhodes, of the Second Precinct.
vas in Cleary's oyster house. on Grove
street, on Thursday evening. A cat came
in, when Oleary requested him to lend him
his revolver. He did so, and the weapon
went off, striking Rhodes in the first finger
Of the right hand. The wound was at once
dressed. At last accounts the officer was
doing well. Cleary is going to practice
with the revolver after this.
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A Fireman Killed

New HAVEN, July PA disastrous FIRE
broke out at the New Haven Steam Saw
Mill at 1890 o'clock this afternoon. Il
started in the boiler-room while the engin-
eer and workmen were at dinner, and when
discovered had reached pile of dry pine
lumber that buried like powder. Ons fire-
man fatally injured by being caught in soma
falling lumber. The loss will amount to
$40 o{(O
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The members of the Dauntless Yacht
Club, under command of the Commodore,
John Bolen, will leave this city tomorrow
morning for week cruise along the Jer-
sey shore. They intend to sail for about
seventy-fve miles, where they will camp
in the woods
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snrarOga Races.

SARATOGA, July 24.-First race, won by
Fletch Taylor Lady Hayward seeend;
time, 1:04 Second race, won by Miss
Weodford; O'Fallon second; time, 1:43t,
Third race, won by Inspector B. Elmwood
second; time, 3:104. Fourth race, Test
won; Jim Douglas second; time, 1:57}.
Fifth race, BoHrke Cochran won; Disturb
auce second: time. 2:03.
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Washington Park Races.

CHICAGO. July 24.-First race, won by
Truant; Sailor Boy, second; time, IT.
Second race, won by Hattoo; Eliose, Sec
ond; time, 1:59. Third race, won by Jim
Guest; Punka, second; time, 2:34. Fourth
race, did not fill. Fifth race, won by
Moonlight; Cuban Queen, second; time,
1:144. Extra race, won by Our Friend;
Henrietta, second; time. IA. Sixth race,
won by Cleaner; Jim Green, second;
time 1.41a
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lincoln b. and l.. A.

The Lincoln Building ard Loan Asso-
citation will meet, to receive subscriptions
for shares on Tuesday evening, July 9th
corner Newark avenue aad Grove street,
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DR.. WATSON Appeais.

Or. B. A. Watson has appealed from
Justice Lanes decision timing him. The
impounded a7idence in this case was yester-
day delivered by Const able D loway to Ex-
Judge Garrstson who has been appointed
by Judge Knapp to take care Of it.
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AIie nut af Whola cIorh.

The reported marriage, by local after
noon sensational sheet, of Miss Jennie
Alters and William Aich, at st. Patricks
Church last Friday week is lie out of the
whole cloth. Miss Alters is and has been
for a number of years one OF Commissioner
Schweiler's, Of the Board Of Works, house
hold, and, far from being married, she is
not dreaming Of being engaged even.
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AI,ouu branch Robbery.

LoNG BRANCH, N. j., July PA sneak
thief entered the bedroom of Mrs. s. M.
Roeder, Of New York, in Spero Cottage,
last night, and decamped with jewels val
ned at 500
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A Gloe Club in Church.

The Sussex Glee Club, composed OF S.
w. Witter, tenor; A. Rsmsay, base; J. F.
Sperry, tenor; Al. Reynolds, base, will sing
in Trinity NJ. e. Church next Sunday.
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asnss q rs parents. s.: sia .sStsss.s io
ler: in the elebte. nth year Of his age.
streets northeast wednesday Inc 2ist Instant al 80
hd m FRIENDS Ai invited in'srmsn' at A.'''~C.''
DALI At Darjiling India July Sth, 1885. amer
more than thirty Years hfui missionary ssrv,cs.
formerly 1,alilmore Nd in the seventy -irst year
OF his age Baltimore and Toronto. Canada, papers
HIPkINs On Tuesday, July 20 1855, At 6:A0 q.
M, al Garfield Hospital, MARY h.. beloved wife q
Reiaiives and friends respectfully invited TO attend
the funeral from The residence of her sister. Mrs.
Phllpi,,, yiS Boundary street extended ~ IL sul-
HgELEY. On July 10. lsse: At 7,4s I'M JOHN
seIoyed son Il and csthenn Hur ns 40 TINS
The funeral will take place nom his late residence
O'Clock The friends and are respectfully in
vited TO attend without further notice.
GEoRGE a. only child Of Charles snd JesSns p
Iashhorn tnee DeMeae), aged seven months and thf
Funeral will take place from the parents residence
1.us oth ST nv, ON THURSDAY. July 22d. hi y. 70
ed 10 attend 2s
LEWIS On July 10th. 1885, at fam. Mrs. JANE
Notice Of funeral hereafter
o,I LITE On Mo9nssy JSly lSth 1850 ,s 2s9
M; A. Little aged four months and ~ enty days.
Funeral viii take place from No. BIO north
tves aud friends respectfully invited 70 attend
MOORE On July 10, 1856, infant daughter q
Jacob u. and Fannie w. Moore aged eight days.
NICHOLS On sunday July 18th. 1855 at 2:3O
O'Clock D. M. GEORGE Z. nichols. aged 50 years
and months
Tho friends of the family gre respectfully invited to
attend his funeral from hts late Residence, No. ass
pennsylvania avenue northwest. "Wednesday, July
2lst, at O'Clock pm. Interment At Oak HILL
PARKER After Q long snc painful illness, Sister
BETsE1 PARKER departed this lie SUNDAY,
July Is. 1856, Al ten minutes to O'Clock, aged sGr
enty-Odd years
Mother was our darling.
de OF O hear In nj hmm
But angel whispered 10 her.
Prayer, mother, do come home.
BY HER GRAND CUILDR1
The hymn she sang while dying was:
No knowing what my soul In worth
Funeral Wednesday. at O'Clock from Third Ran.
tiet Church, Franklin street between Fourth ana
Fifth.
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RAILROADS.
SALIlMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
schedule in effect ST NDAY, NAY Both, 1885, unit
further notice.


Leave Washington from Station, corner of New
For Chicago 1000 am. and 1910 pm. daily The
1000 IA H. is Fast Limited Express for Pittsburgh
Gag" next morning $50 No extra fare IS CHARGED
For Cincinnati, Louisville and St Louis daily at $50
I'D; ana iolO PIN with through coaches and Pal
$3.50 I'm. is fast limited train to Cincinnati and 81
Louis, arriving In Cincinnati next morning at 1:45
st: louis Gao pm No extra fare is charged this
For pittsbursh at 1000 and 500 pm daily to
9. For Lynchbars. Natural Bridge. Lexington and
saturday Steering natural Bfdge station only
For Baltimore week days $ $50. GAO. 73o, $50
s so AZ i 5io Gao i os SIS anal
For Baitlinore on sundays $50. 1870 $50 and iO.O5
For Shenandoah Valley Railroad and points South
Washing to New Orleans; $50 p. m. Sleeper to
For Annapolis $40 a m. and 1910 and 40 nm
For Way tations between Washington and Balt.
more D, GAO. $3.50 am, 121O PIN $50 4:4O ZOO
ana l s9 pm On sundays $40 and 1870 $50
nnd 9n sad
p pa ay 4 IN daily EXCEPT sunday for princ
sunday stops at ali stations For iahersbnre and
aIr points nGs IoY3 an l2;30 and I12o
4:4O pm. daily. except sunday.
cept sunday. ''' va
Trains arrive from the West daily, 500. 100 am.
l:lo $3.50 and 1890 pm. Little Rock Express
FROM Annapolis $40 am, and 1:5O and 5:25 p.m
Sunday, 1880 am $3.50 pm,
From Harpers Ferry aud Valley Railroad 7:2O a
m daily and $50 p.m. daily, except Sunday
From Frederick and intermediate points S:25 q H.
and $40 pm. daily, except Sunday
o.. trains leaye Baltimore for Washington at $40
$50 100 300, 9:U5 and 1920 w., 1915 $50 3 d.
40 o. 63O. l4o y and II :DU PM: sundays g 30
1:In SOO and 300 am, l:3O, 23O, 4:2O. 900, $50
1:46 3 and 1l;UO pm.
All trains from Washington stop at Relay Station
except l:25, g.: lo and GAO PIN.
For further information apply at the Baltimore and
Ohio Ticket Onice-Washingto Station, 6l9 and
1901 pennsylvania avenue, corner Of lAth street,
where orders will be taken tor baggage be checked
aild received at any point i'll the city.
b. DUNHAM. C. K. LORD,
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Washington Stock Exchanee.

ThefoIlowing Changes from yesterday quotations:
on the Washington Stock Exchange are noted to-day:
y. $. 4lzs, 1891, coupon. liza bid. 112is asked.
Y $ 4,ss, 1881. registered MS. bid. ll:is asked
4s ser ISL sSnpGn LID sId 6 1 - asksa
imp rs, 1891 coin. I12as bid, ll314 asked; 5Oyear
s,asf ioS s d. 1857 t asked
North Capitol and street 4. stock. 4s bid.
Gas, 1884, bid. - asked. National Union ms. 20a4
6id. Columbia Ips 1874 bid German-A mercan
ms, 141e bid. Masonic all bonds. lU6L bid. Was.-
ihston Market stock, 1875 Did, p as3ed Washing
ton brica Machine. 11ola od. tsrmers and n echan-
les Bank Georgetown, l52 bid. second National
Bank, ll6la old. Rea. IsL,t ilre insurance. Iv5As
bad. Penn. u. 457s o,d. a. asked. CnesapeuA.
..uA tot. Ie. Co.. SOC old. Sl5s asked. U. s. Elec-
[ rio iUhr Il. NJ
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Death Of Captain Chester.

PoLAR1S EXPEDITION.
A telegram received from Prof Baird Woods
Holl. Mass, announces the death of Capt. II. c.
Chester, which took place at Noank. Conn.,,
yesterday morning. Capt Chester was well
known as the leader OF the successful retreat
from the arctic, after the loss OF the u. S.
steamer POlsris. of the expedition under Capt.
Hall, he having built with rude implements a
boat nom materials furnished by the wreck, in
which the party, after q long voyage and much
suffering, escaped.
His fame in connection with arctic explora-
lions Is world wide, his wonderful resources
and ingenuity In times OF peril having won Tor
him an unequailed reputation for skill. endur-
ance and courage. His Lie has undoubtedly
been shortened by the severe exposures incl
dent to arctic life.
Before this expedition Capt. Chester was for
years engaged in the whale and seal fisheries,
and had cruised over all oceans. He encamped
with party of sealerS during an antarctic
winter In Herd Island, a desolate ice-bound
islet in the Southern Indian ocean.
Since 1874 he has been identified with the
deep sea explorations and dredging operations
of the U. >. fish commission. He has also beef
identified with various fishery exhibitions at
home And abroad. in which the United States
government has taken part He was an inval-
liable assistant and his loss Will be deeply felt
by the commission.
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BUSHNELL & CARUSI, Real Estate Brokers,
- zoos street northwest.

cHAANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
STREET, BETWEEN TWENTY-SECOND AND
TIVE sTY-THIRD STREETS WEST WASH
INGTON CITY, D. c.
BY virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of s.sN
the District OF Columbia. passed in the cause CT :mf
Mary G. Hoover and others against George r. 4HSl
Mosely and others, equity No. 971O the unders gned
as TT stees will. on MONDAY, THE TWENTY
SIXTH DAY OF JULY AID. lSS6,at FIVE O'CLOCK
F. NJ, sell at public auction. front Of the premises.
all that real estate known part Of lot three 49,
square numbered o. in the city of WaShingtOn Dis
trIet of Columbia beginning for the point on
north ST. ee distant thirty 5S) seven -
inches east from the southwest of said lot and
running thence east on line of north seven.
teen et thence running north the depth Of said
thence running west seventeen feet, and running
thence south to the place Of beginning improved by
two-story frame building No Z225 q street north
west
Terms of sale One-third of purchase money cash
and The balance thereof in six and twelve months
from day of sale the whole to bear interest day
of sale and thereof secured by the pro
sorry notes OF the purchaser deed shall be
given until purchase money and interest be paid. A
lem Is reserved on the property for said purchase
to satisfaction Of trustees and assign policy to
trustees deposit of $50 required when property
Ii Knocked down. All cOnveyancing at pur hasers'
costs Terms of sale must be compiled with in ten
days from day OF sale.
NATHANIEL CARUSI
WILLIAM j. MILLER, Trustees.
Office, 4S6 Louisiana avenue.
w. G. DUVALL, Auctoneer
Vl4dGoS 81, ST NV
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INHE GRbAL
THE SSSSSSSaIst VII As kSu sGgrHwnsr
Trains ,esTs STsx So
For Pittsburg and the West Chicago Limited Express
R Gats so a and M d:
wl5h sieepins Cars from Harrisburg to Cneinna
e Chicago WIN sleeping Car Altoona to Chicago
S Sleeping ress Cars no to NJ as
Marfsenss win we.tsrn azps ssanee Vile
Pacific E1press 1000 F. ~ das sna for - aSu
and the West. with through Sleeper Harrisburg 10
For BALTIMORE =. AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
for 6 Hs aMan da,Ig Rochsster Buffalo, Niagara
Cars Washington to Rochester
For New YORK and the East ?1s. 900 and 11:oo A.
Limited txpTess Of Pullman parior Cars. e:4o a.
For Without cS aas e ayerv day.
For tg all u trains
ing direct transfer to Fulton rect avoiding double
For PhiisaeipSls tM i5 go 600 c ANA HOO NJ 200
4:l5. 6u0. 1000 and 20 r. NJ On Sunday,
sss ts q "a s rs Z d.5
For is sso sSa 7fS 1915
enc aiS a ~; 91 ooupdsy so4 gso go AM
For Pope's Creek Line, 7:l5 A. NJ and 4:4O p M
daily, except Sunday.
For Annapolis. 71o A. NJ, 1905 and 4.I3 p M daily
except sunday. Sundays, 300 A. NJ, 4:l6 p. NJ
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
Way, AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
Il; SSS: tss; IA sSi $50. sns is e O.
For Richmond and the south, 500, 1885 A. NJ daily
and 4:36 p NJ. daily, except sunday
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington 6:O6 $500
do90, l0;10 a. 1OO, 305. 323. $40. 7O5.
day. On Sunday at 500 and 1910 A. NJ; 7O5,
lO:42 p. NJ. aud 1910 night
Tickets and Information at the Office northeast cor
ner Of 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue and at
the station. where orders be lett for the checking
OF baggage TO destination from hotels and resdences
CHAS. h. PUGH. General Manager.
j. h WOOD, General Passenger Agent. ty12
"ASHINGTON, OHIO AND WESTERN RAIL
w ROAD co.
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AUCTION SALES.

NOTICf-THERE WILL BE SOLD AT THE
~ re9nd corner 2Sd stand New York ave. v;
O'Clock r. NJ one yellow horned cow and one
black and white spotted female hos, taken up while
manning In pound unclaimed.
By order OF the health officer
1t SAML EINSTEIN, Poundmaster
RESALE AT RISK AND COST OF PURCHA-
~ SER OF
FRAME COTTAGE WITH BRICK BACK BUILD
ING, &C, 30. sos 81 STREET NORTHWEST,
TO BE REMOVED.
ON THURSDAY AFTERNOON, JULY
TWENTf.SECOND at SIX O'CLOCK, We will s,yS
sell. in front OF the premises ID
one Iwostory Frame Cottage with brick back -
building,
NOV ed within ten days
By order of owner.
jy20-d&ds DUNCANSON RROS Aucts
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II 8. NAVY DEPARTMENT.
u BUREAU OF STEAM ENGINEERING

Il MA i.
u BUREAU OF STEAM ENGINEERING,
June 10Th, 1886,
veiope Bids for Engineers supplies, will be- received
at Ins oge from regular dealers or
SEVENTH. 1886. for the following supplies of best
quality to be delivered withi= sixty days date Of
award III the designated navy yard free OF expense
10 the Government and subject TO the usual conditions
and inspection. viz:
BUREAU OF STEAM ENGINEERING.
Portsmouth, \. H, Navy Yard. Glasses Nos. 2 a. S.
81 a. g. Il 70 4 l. Il Is q e. & = IS g.
s. . = 81 & q 20 a. @s
= Z 3 + e e 4 Is e q
I'd League ~ Island Pa, navy yard, classes Nos. 49, 3d.
l9 l$ e. l "a II Is 70 25s 70 q! zs 20; 81 81. 49,
Norfolk, Va navy yard. classes Nos. l. 2, T. 8. T. g.
3 s. "a * 4, IS * 81 lS 81 81 40 - Il r.
Key x W ss is Fa navy station classes Nos 49, 49,
2 Us S t 81 I 10 s classes ass
~ e. a. nay: 81 s ss 3d. as e. S IS
The title of the above classes are as follows viz No
l. Pig Iron; 2 Boiler Iron: j. Bar and Sheet Iron; s.
Zne. &c; 10 Brass and Copper Tubes IL Iron IRON
pnmps: II Ryeis; ls Bolts and Sas:s ' u.s. steam
Tools e ss =: Is ! sss
Screws: Is. Engineers Instruments; 20. Ian ems
&c. 81 Lead; 81. Crucbles: 33. Brick: 81 sand
Paints and Oils: Al: sperm oi ~. Olive OH; 4:3
Cylinder OH; A. 1alluw, DC. As. Waste: 46 Hemp
and Cotton Packing; AZ. Rubber: as. Miscellaneous
lacking; 40 Betting; 90; Hose aud Fittings; 81.
Engineer stores o. Brushes 90. Canvas. Rope &c =;
%. Alcohol; 90 Machine Tools; So Lubricants; !
Lard OIL. -
Each class must be bid for separately
Blank forms for proposals ana schedules for the
cles required will be furnished upon application at
thls Once or the navy yards where articles 10
be furnished and all necessary Information 1t the
navy yards.
irresponsible suretes required for the prom t
ana ftiiui delivery OF the articles awarded and tie
competency OF the guarantOrs certified to before u
notary or other pubic officer.
Inc right Is reserved to reject any all bids that
may not De deemed Advantageous to the government
ana 10 waive detects CHAS. Il. LOkiNG,
je23law,4w misunderstanding r = N
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DuNcANsoN BROS. AuctiOneeFs.

II
TRUSTEES SALE OF UNIMPROVED PROPER
ON CSTREET, BETWEEN FOURTEENTH
AND FIFTEENTH STREETS SOUTHEAST.
BY virtue OF deed OF trust, duly recorded in -
Liber No Sl0 folio 1926. one of the land records I'LL
OF the District OF Columbia, will sell in front OF
the premises on WEDNESDAY, the TWENTY
FIRST E PAY , OF JULY. AID 1885. at SIX O'CLOCK
In, all those pieces or parcels of ground and prem
lses known and described the ground plan or plat
OF tne city OF ashngton in The District OF Columbia
aud known as the west thirtyhve feet front by the
entire depth Of Lot numbered one az the east twen
ty-seven feet front by the entire depth of Lot num-
peTed :Wo ~ and the east twenty eet six and one
four "a. all in square numbered
ONE THOUSAND AND SIXTY $1,000,
together with all the improvements ways easements
rights privileges and appurtenaaces 70 the be-
longing or IN anywise appertaining.
Terms: One-third CASH balance In one and two
years notes to bear interest payable semiannualy.
and TO be secured by deed Of trust premises sod
al cash at option of purchaser. deposit of 500
required on each lot at time of sale. COnveyancng,
etc, at purchasers cost. Terms be complied with
In ten days otherwise right reserved resell vt risk
and cost of defaulIlng purchaser after five days pub
lie notice OF such resale in some newspaper published
in Washington, d. c.
jy9-d&ds SAMUEL CROSS Trustee
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I'd EDITION
--latest kilograms to The Star.
THE ANARCHIsTs' PLANS.
The CapitAlists' Police and Milis
MWat He Met With n Similar Force,

The CapitAlists' Police and Militia
M"se De Met with - Similar Force.
CHICAGO, July 2O.-Judge Gsry's court was
crowded this morning when Henry hetue.
mann. reporter, the hrst witness was called
70 testify in the anarchist trial. Mr.. Grinnell
asked him II he was at q meeting on October IL
last At the 18th street Turnesr' hall. He safu he
was. resolution was introduced by August
Spies Ffelden was there and the meeting was
presided over by A. Belz. The contents OF the
resolutions submitted by Spies related % the
impending eight-hour movement, and that the
worklngmen should not hope for success unless
lney were prepared TO enforce their demands.
Inc resolution concluded something like this
Death to the enemies Of the human race. our
despoiers."
1t was also set forth in tho resolution, which
was ADOPTED unanimously by the meeting, that
IN al Likelihood the capitalist class would OPP
pose the iaboring man by means OF the police
ana the militia, and that no lasting reform
couid De mplished unless . similar force
could oe brought TO bear against the class In
autnority. The witness said May LIST last was
DESIGNATED as the time the new LABOR move.
ment was TO be inaugurated. The resolutions
were introduced in evidence
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PROPOSALS.

DROPOSALS FOR LAYING STREET PAVE
l. dENT UPON STREETS AND AVENUES IN
THE CITY OF WASHINGTON. u. {.
OFFICE OF THE ENGINEER COMMISSIONER
WASHINGTON. d. g.. July 10 1886
Sealed Proposals will be received office unit,
TWElNE O'CLOCK NJ, on SATURDAY, July oath
1856 for laying l1o.OOO square Yards. or less
OF street pavement upon various streets and avenues
Blank forms of proposals and specifications can be
obtained at this office upon application therefor
together with all inform and only bids
upon these forms will be considered.
The right is reserved to reject any and all bids or
parts OF Dies WILLIAM LUDLOW
Y14-6t Engineer Commissioner
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The District Ia Congress.

THE GAS INVESTIGATION REPoRr.
In the Senate to-day Mr.. Blackburn procured
an order 70 print the report Of the District conn.,
mitsee on the subject OF gas in Washington.
There have been many applications COR this re-
port and u Is TO supply q want upon q subject
order.
Congregational Topics.
SENATOR INGALLS, APOLOGIES.
In the Senate this afternoon Mr.. Ingalls,
stated that upon reflection he was satisfied that
his remark yesterday exceeded the proper
limits OF debate. He wanted TO express his
regrets for having done 30.
A MONTHS EXTRA PAY.
senator Voorhees, has introduced an amend
meht TO the deficiency bill 10 allow session
clerks and per diem employees an extra months
pay.
FALL OF THE ELECTORAL COMMISSION PICTURE.
Ever since the purchase Of Mrs. Fassettls
painting OF the electoral commission 10y
the government that picture has hung on
the east wall OF the Senate library com.
mlttee room. The committee had not de-
teFmined where 10 hang permanently.
yesterday the painting fell with q crash, and
upon striking the door swayed over, one edge
resting upon the committee table. The frame
was utterly demolished by the tall, but the
painting itself escaped injury. Had the com.
mittee been In session at the time OF the fall
one or two Of its members would either have
been killed or badly injured. A new frame will
be ordered at once.
PRIVATE BILLS ON THE HOUSE CALENDAR.
At the meeting Of claimants held at the
National hotel last evening a resolution was
adopted and was to-day placed in the hands OF
Hon. VIM. NJ. Springer, chairman OF the com.
mittee on claims, asking the House OF Repre-
sentatives TO d K some time during the prese mt
session for the consideration OF private bills on
Its calendar. especially such as have already
passed the Senate or have been unanimously
reported by any committee of the House.
THE DEFICIENCY BIII
In the Senate this afternoon Mr.. Hale, from
the appropriation committee. reported the de-
nclency bill, and gave notice that he would
call II up tomorrow unless the suudry civil bill
shall come up.