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StOV-1W~ 100 ICu ST. S.W.
ENOR SALE-BEAUnFUL BUILDING SITE ON
4, the corner of 10Th and SITS. NV: SIZE of lot
45xlO6. This is most valuable lot for six houses
fronting 18th St, which contains parking; price
sou per 40, IT, Apply to owner, K GOLDSCHMID,
Oh stn ST. NV. seL4-lm
GNOR SALE-THREE Its IN TAKOMA PARK
Il within two squares of railroad containing az
gregate 5000 square feet. For sale by
AUSTIN L. BROWN,
Real Estate and Loans,
set2lm l426 + 81 ny
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Indicted for Murder mt AZ

OswEGO, n. Y, Oct. q. William Shannon
aged 80 years, who is under arrest here on q
charge OF having murdered his wife, was in
dlcted to-day Tor manslaughter in the first de
gree.
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New YORK, Oct. 6.-The agents Of the
Anchor Steamship line said to-day that they
had heard no tidings yet of the overdue steamer
Anchoria. They stated that they had no Tears
for her safety.
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Another Miners strike in belgium.

BRUSSELS, Oct. 6.-The miners have again
gone out on strike at Cnarleroi They at
tempted to kill their manager. He escaped
death but was wounded.
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FOR lighthouses.

I.NoR kENT-FURNISHED. ELE ANT MODERN
- House. ID rooms; Two bathrooms and large attic:
Handsomely and completely furnis ed. ny piano
ara organ; best location northwest sectionl;
able tenant, S2Uo..S3 per month. call or add rss
wv Eis. l.3b n st "a
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Councils Of War at Bucharest.

ROuMANIAN GENERALS FAVOR AN ALLIANCE
WITH RUSSIA.
BUCHAREST, Oct 6.-kng Charles has pre-
sided over a series of councls.of in this
city during the past few days. Several of the
Roumanian generals favor an alliance between
ROumania and Russia.
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BUSINESS CHANGES.

1. r ,POsALS FOR GRADING OF SQUARE 1UsO
tp,. washington D; c. VIII be received until oC
al SUPEkVl. OR'S OFFICE,
baltimore and Potomac station,
oc6-3t 9th and B SITS. Washington
NOR sALEIoR kENT-A FURNISHED OR
goo equation ana business Location rstcia's.
Address DINING ROOM. Star office. oc5-3ts
4 YOUNG. ENERGETIC MAN WISHES TO
Id i sas small eapai with Young man who has
business Address Box l54 star Office. oc5-Its
LNOK >ALE-RAKE ChANCE-A NICE FEED
- store IN q fine locality: small capital required:
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HAVE AN EXTRAORDINARY DEMAND Fur
y houses IN Georgetown. both For Sale and For
Rent Parties having such offer should apply i'm
mediatey to JOHN j. BOGUE, Reai Estate and In.
surance Agent, 1851 High ST.. Georgetown selo-Xw
II north Of CAPITOL twO-s,ory brick also two adioin
Ing corner lots. all containing 44SU feet fronting SIS
feet on delaware avenue and 62 feet on u ST. nortn
Only sS6VO ior entire property; ground alone worth
s app'S ~ "HALhn q hhfEIil' 326 Penn ave
ARE CHANCE FOR HOTEL OR La re- +.
ana IS Literally patrOuzed, ii has been tor many
sTas int, gDgd to one
eaplaL satisfactory reasons given by owner for
as Il. O. DENIsoN. Real Estate Agent,
se23-lm 9-3 + ST nw'
NOR sALE-REAL ESTATE
Il UNIMPkUVED.
Square zoos, l2th and 18th. - and E n.e., 3Oc #
10. 9So. ilth and l2th. and ne: soc n.
DO !1o, Isl, I'd. and me-, 5Oc ii.
Do 11o, A7.oOO f., North st., bet 18th and
18TH NV, 5Oc. II.
DO 81, 10000 it,, cor. 4th and E n.e, 45c #.
Do rs. 5000 IT,. sd. bel. + aud G n e. use IT,
DO ao3, lo.UOO IT, Atm, bet. + and u u. e. 2cc. IT,
Do Co.. 10000 f.. Half st. sw. I2c II.
IMPROVED.
West side l4th St.. bet. v. 2Oxl2O: improved
by new Brick store Room: S4.3OO.
-, WEST sidt i4th st, bel i and u improved by new
Erlch Store, ioS II. 6A1O: price 81 5Ut.
vest side IAN ST., bet. AID V; ZOx12G improved
oy new irick Store Room: price ~. 800
Terms 10 suit purchasers.
JULIUS LANSBURGH,
selS-lm 3l5 7th street.
INVEST THROUGH THE SOUND AND RE-
L liable Western Farm Mortgage Co, Lawrence
Ran. capital and surplus. S-vO,OOO. Carefully Sc
iected list alurt Sa.e Farm Loans PAYABLE in n Y
seven per cent Interest guaranteed UnrivalIed fa-
clities Absolute satsiactIou 10 years pereuc,.
No losses Eeier to bird National bank, n. Y civ
National bank. Lawrence. Kan. and hundreds OF in
Vestors For iu.l information call upon or address
All. a-Sm< SAAFEk i RITZ Il. rederck Md.
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baltimore .Mwrke era.

BALTIMORE, Nd. October 6.-virgtna sizes. con-
soliualed "a; DO ten-forties. Al do new three 67a
bid to-day. W "a
BALTIMORE Nd. October a-Cotton easier
mloohhg, SAAass Flour steady and quiet-Howard
street and western super. 2.25al.ob; do extra,
3.92aI.a5: DO. extra. 3.OOa3. 70: do Rio brailds
40 .a4.oL fatapsco family, 5.l5 do. superali, e
patent o.oO Whe2t-sOuthern steady anu Quiet:
western lower closing dull: southern red o4aS6 do
anoef ,ooiaoo NJ western winter red spOt Sj1aa
oOi4: october. SOaSUxs November S2iaaS2ia: lie
cemDer o4asaShA- COrn-southeru nominIaiy sIaa1iy.
Western easier and dull; southern white uOaSi:
southern yellow 5Oa5l; western mixed snof S1L.a
441.; october, 441s old; November. 4olsa4:,1a; No
Hemoer or December, new o. Old. 4uaA53s. Oats
Saa36; western mixed 3Oa;33: Pennsyivanla, Sxa;;6
I'VE steady o4a3S. Hay steady and frm-prime 10
cn0ice western! lOOOal5.UU Provisions steAdy.wifh
iair inqniry Mess pork: 1850 Bulk meass-shoul-
GERS ano cieai tiD sides, packed, 71.ao. BacOn-
shoulders, SAP; clear rib sides Sir. hams. lSLaI4.
Lard-rehned. b Butter trm-Wesrern' naes ed.
1oalo; creamery. 23alS. Eggs trm 2UaxI. petrOeuns
steady-renued. ~ Coffee ouirl-tx,n c~rooss .rai
mary u fAlr, 1Oa3a1llSr sugar steadv-A se2 ~.
copper lenneo steady. 9laas4.. WHISKY firm. / 2Ss
iSs4d nns 70 ~. per steamer steady COTTON.
SOio2 oarrelE wheat :3SlOO bushels. con, IA ~;
bushels: Oats. BOZ bushels rye biaI ns.ss,eI: t,s
ments-nour. 642 barrels: wheat ga nm. h,,sI,sis
eAiss-waest' 6SS.5OO ousnsis: corn 500 bushais
tnica.O aArkets
CHICAGO, Ill, October g. 1 D. u-whc., aasv-
SHsh' IitG November. 734s December 75iA: Nav
s sl, Corn s1eady-Iash, Sols: NovembeF, Sos.:
Hesemser, So May Nay az az. Oats wssk.Sash 24
Elaxseed iO2alO OLA Prime timothy. I67sl =
WHISKY. Lib. Pork steadler-Cash 605: NOvember
$50; January. 0.Sx1s Lard stesdy-1:ash n 7:sis:
November. 5.71is; January. 6.9O
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Returned to Rich,non.I-

RICHMOND, Va, oct. Civilian b. Isaacs OF
this city, recently elected grand recorder of the
Grand Encampment OF the knights Templars
or The United States at the triennial cOnclave
IN ST. Louis, has returned to Richmond and en-
tered upon the discharge of the duties OF his
office.
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II>OR SALE-SEVERAi OF THE MOST DESlR
able resdt ices IN Hyattsviie. at prices from
$1,000 TO Sll,CJc. T. II. SMITH 4 son. 122z
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LNOR SALE-NEkY DESIRABLE NEW BRICK
- Dwelling. within two squares of dupont circle
Ten rooms ana CELLAR: furnaces aud ali mud. mp
Price. SIl,OOO. 1YLER Il RUTH EhFUID iIIj
Il 81 n
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Mr.. Crane Protests.

HE WRITES TO THE COMMISSIONERS ABOUT THE
REMOVAL OF THE FLOUR COMMISSIONERS.
Mr.. John H. Crane sent a loaf OF bread to the
Commissioners, together with letter in rela-
ton TO the recent action of the Commissioners
in removing the -four commissioners-Messrs.
A. Ross Ray, J. q. Waters and John Seitz. Mr..
Crane complains in his letter that the letter
from the Commissioners permitting him to
reversal by the -four commissioners of a
decision OF Mr.. j. F. Welsh. flour inspector, who
condemned car load of -four consigned TO Mr.
Crane, came to him in the same mail that took
to each of the flour commissioners a letter
requesting his resignation. He says he had pro-
posed to submit facts which would have COM
pletely justified the flour commissioners.
II protest." Mr.. Crane writes against your
one-sided course in this matter at the dictation
of "A few wealthy flour dealers (three of whom
came to my store to buy the -FOUR viola ton
OF the sacred principle OF fair play, by not CIV
ing both sides hearing before acting, the
ignoring of which principle in ages past has
overturned governments and sent kings to the
scaffold."
MIR. Crane states the facts OF the case substan-
TALLY as follows: He had consigned to him from
a miller in New York state on the Both of July
seventy barrels OF nOur. When the inspector
came to inspect 1t, as soon as he had run his
trier into the first barrel he said: will have
to condemn this four as it was not only the
worst he had seen this year. but utterly unfit
Tor human iOOd. He then had the "crOwfoot'
mark OF condemnation painted on the barrels,
telling Mr.. Crane at the same time that a GER
tain firm in this city would buy II.
II asked" continues Mr.. Crane, show they
could handle it ii as bad as represented His
answer Was, They have "a mixing place, where
they can mix it in proportions OF one barrel in
twenty, and then it. will pass tor first quality
-four" After having the flour made into
bread, Mr.. Crane says he appealed TO the -four
commissioners, who took samples from several
different barrels, and alter subjecting IL to sew
eral tests, ordered the inspector to take off the
"crOwioOt" mark OF condemnation. which he
did. In the meantime, Mr.. Crane says, men,
Der Of the firm named by the inspector came
to- hi and for fI,af
protests against the action of the Commission
ers as unjust. The loaf of bread sent to the
Commissioners was made OF the condemned
flour, and is submitted as an exhibit in the
case.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

The New York stock Market.
The following are tae Openin. and 3:UO D. NJ prices
OF the New York stock Market to-day, reported oy
special wire 10 H. Il. Dodge. 5j9 10 n street:
Ndlne q l3QuJ n .-.n.
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Nominated for Congress.

THE DEADLOCK IN THE 26TH PENNSYLVANIA
DISTRICT BROKEN.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct 6.-The republican dead.
lock In the tweDty-sixth congressional district
has been broken. The state committee which
has been req ested TO arbitrate, has nalned ex.
Senator Waiter B. Roberts as the candidate.
The democrats OF the tenth district to-day re-
nominated by reclamation w. H. Snowden for
Congress.
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lil+ llth st. NV. lOr-S4O
$40 18th ST., store....35
22I2 III st. n.w--..:SO
32U y ct. - q. Sr..-25
l4oo Columbia St, q r25
Z | pper part 6s5 La ave-2U
Stable rear 1909 M'sav.2O
stable rear Ibis Is st..-2U
22lS-2o22-24 18TH st.-lS
I2;S5 WylIe ST. n.e-.-..-.-l5
In rear S26 14th st-..-----S
Cor 9Th and l. SIS .oLruls-
SHE'D.
LAFAYETTE So. 11r--S2U
Is St, op. Capitol. i2r-i9O
18TH st-. mr. y. y rS---Ioo
r, near 4th st--.--------iVO
| x. near 10th St, llr--lW
IA 81. nea. Pa ave- 20
list, near III st----.--------. 40
Tor rent or sale Is literally
lie owner.
Ale. cali OF send at Office.
Man IOtn and + stS- NV.
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Efforts to Save the ANA
Mr.. FOSTER CONTINUES HIS ARGUMENT FOR
NEW

NEW TRIAL,
CHICAGO. Oct. 6.-Mr. Foster continued his
argument this morning on the motion tor a
new trial Tor the anarchists. He commended
that the evidence introduced by the state as to
portions of the city, was irregular aud Should
not have been introduced in this case to the
prejudice of the defendants. He also argued
that the testimony of the witness Gilmer should
have been discredited.
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RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER.-Thef follow
ing were the readings At the signal office today
3. q. M, 80, a. M, 63; IL O. m, 90; p. NJ, az;
maximum, "a; minimum, 81.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

IrOR sALE-NEW l2-RooM HOUSE, WITH
Il tore. Corner III 81. and New Hampshi ave-: we,s
streets finished out in the best manner VIII be
reasonable PARKER d IowNSnND,
oc66t 14lS L st. NV.
JIoR sALE;-bRiCK HOU 2. NINn ROOMS.
nine 81 200: conveniet or Office boders p
ply 70 80 Queen =. City Of Alexandra. SCI. Inn
J,OR SALE OR RENT-ELEGANT MODERN
room, laundry. linen room cei ars nice side lot. w.
IL Fiskk q Co.. 1920 New York oc6-3tF
E'oR SAIE-sTH ST. NV, NEAR H., NEW
nne-ro IN Brick periec fnish; renting SO: terms
Brick; complet.; renting $50; terlns TO suit: $1,000
st: n-e.' near sth six,room new Bricks Cheap
OCT LE"Io & WRIGHT, 1Z12ia Est
EOR Sd la BARGAIN IF SOLD All ONCE
Il ihree-story Brick, 10 rooms and bath room; all
cohVehences; nall square from car, Apply to
ocG-3t 18TH and SITS
E'DR sALE-S3Oo CASH, BALANCE $40 PER
u Month with 1nierest-A nice new Frame House.
lot 70 oy loo feet "a. rent TO yourself c,ance 70
20 2Htn u NV Oc6-6t
L'oR SALE-HOUSEs 4 ND LOTS IN ALL PARTS
oi The City, several fine Farms and suburban Place
oures rented aud rents CO. :ected. l have constant
'plicatlons Tor houses to rent GEO w LIN MAINS.
80 10th st. NV. octLzw
EvoR sALE-THE ATTENTION OF BUILDERS
persons who are de>i Gus of M ing prohtabe liz
procure comfori able homes with all the
veniehces and Comforts In beautiful Location, few
dnors from street cars and the Capitol grounds,
espectiuily invited to call at once upon the under
signed These beautiful houses. containing respect.
Il, g. 10 IL rooms besides bath rooms and cellars
also for sale on ST. H. e. bet Isl and I'd sss 100 f.
ground with "a front of 80 IT. on ST., resting ON
wife side And rear alleys.
The owner of this fine estate has positively made
raigeme9ts to remove west and the above property
will be sold at a great bargain.
LOWE & DONOHOE,
oct6-3t* 81 Eas. Capitol st.
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Deeds in fee have been filed as follows
George NJ. Mccoy to L. NJ. Saunders, u. 4. lot
10, So. 526; $100. A. s. Brewer to same, sub
lot II, So. 939; S247.5O. +. T. Faxon to q. C.
Rush. sub "a, So. 207; $4,000. X. L. Cropiey TO
w. ID. Serrin pit. 4, So So; S75. Alice l.. Riggs
to Katherine +. Swinburne, sub rs. SO. l7s;
S4,4OO. +. Temple TO II. A. Griswuld, lot 8
Chichester; $2,5UO. John Decker to W. T.
Bailey, pit. lot 2, 80. ALB; $3.50. Francis Ger
mueller TO Henry Orth, pt. lot IA. 50. asa; $751;
900. Mary II. f. DoDbyn TO Jane Ly ncn. lot
do; =. Anna j. Bassett to same. same prop
erty; =.
The THEATERs NEXT WEEK.-Hermann,
the magician, will de light and mystify the
people at the National next week. The sale of
seats begin tomorrow at the boX-office.
Barley Campbeli's spectacular dram, "Cni,"
Will be seen, with its fine scenery and me-
chanical effects, at Abaugh's next week. Seals
go On sale tomorrow.
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SPECIAL BARGAINS. Several sixroom houses
on street northeast al modern improvements 10
per cent investment. Price, only 5000 each; also
Brick, rms. On Corcoran bet 13th" 14tn SITS - 200
10 tstable) u 500
IL 1000
bet Vermont ave. & 10th. ..3 500
11th near dor business I.... 800
18th near T ST., new house. md 1oU
l. bet n. Cap. & Isl SITS. II. ". ..........2 700
Apply at once To j. W. r MYERS,
sel5-4w* 142S View York ave.
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The Courts.

Equity COURT-JHHJe JufHeS
To-day, Williams agt. Williams; testimony
ordered before James A. Clarke. Bailey asL
Bailey; do. Dunn ast. Dunn; do. Hoover agt.
MoseIey; sale ratified and cause referred TO
auditor. >auiti agt. Purvi-; injunction granted
testimony limited. Cuyler ast Cuyler appear
ance ldered. Joyce ast. Joyce; do. Voians
agt. Ward; do. Wheatley agt. Harvey; defend
ant Waiiach restrained from selling.
CRIMINALCOURr-Jud0e Mac Arthl:r.
To-day, Ihomas l.. Swaggcrt, grand larceny
of horse and buggy; verdict hot guilty. John
Scoield, robbery; trial commenced.
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III
WAS FRACTURED BY A STONE THROWN BY
ANDREW WHITE
Gottleib Cheese, alias Frederick Sheese, the
old man In the chain gang who was struck on
the head with q stone by Andrew White, a
young colored man, who was also serving a
term In the chain gang, died at the Washington
asylum last nigt To-day Coroner Patterson
and DIR. Hartigan held an autopsy. and found
that death was caused from the injuries re-
ceived by having his skull fractured with the
stone or brick thrown by White. The inquest
will be held at the nth precinct station At IL
O'clock tomorrow morning.
As stated I'm THE STAR at the time, White and
the deceased We're engaged In cutting grass near
Rock creek several days ago, aud were working
some distance from the other mem ers of the
gang at the time White threw the stone. The
only eye witnesses Of the blow were two timers
who were at work on q building some distance
on White at the time Of his arrest Tor the
crime stated that the old man LEFT
MN aud started up the hill to-
wards officer Arnold, when he (White)
said: "Come back here, Dutchie, and go TO
work, whereupon the old man turned upon
MN with his scytne and ran him until he was
almost within reach OF him, and fearing he
would cut him in two he picked up the brick
and struck him in the head with IL.
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COUNTRY BOARD.

ISCARDEES SOLICITED loR THE FALLIN
Xb tie mountains 81 Mary land near liza per's Eerry.
uEtiVSt- for ne4 isee OF malaria aud nrs.- st,s
cOEHtry accOn ECt!AlOLs supiIeI bou..t.r1lIy 81 Or
SoNtit1 seSLiuI
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Real Estate Sales.

E. E. Faxon has sold 10 G. c. Rush sub lot 81,
SO. 2O7, 19x14O, on 3 street, between 14th and
18th streets n. W., for $4,000. Alice l.. Riggs
has disposed of sub lot rs. SO. 49, 22x1OO, ON
the west side OF 10th street, between X and :
streets, for "a 400.
A deed from +. GermeulIer to Henry Orth, of
pa lot Ia, square 454, ii feet by IS deep. for
$4,000, on the east side OF 7th street, between
aud III streets northwest, was recorded to-
day.
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,0HARGED WITH RoBBING AN OLD SOLDIER.
" astiam Nicholson, alias Dewdney. WAS arrested
tuis aiJernoon ON a warrant sworn out by an old
soldier named Frederick keppler charging
MN with the grand larceny OF S22O He was
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The Knishts ana the Color Line.


The KntGhts ana the Color Line.
A DIFFERENCE OF OPINION BETWEEN THE
NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN DELEGATES.
A Richmond special 10 the Baltimore 44meri.
can says: The social equality question which
has been brought prominently forward by
the memb of district 40, has delighted the
coiOred people here, and correSp0udingiy in
censed the native whites. A southern delegate
expresses the opinion to-day that he Is afraid
this matter will tend to cripple. If it does not
destroy, the organization in the south.
II am" he said, ''airuid my northern breth.
rem do not appreciate or unders tand this cues
ton, aud that 40 and other champions OF So
ciai equality are pressing this matter too tar"
pionship by 40 Oh Farrell was a carefully pre-
arranged affair TO bring that branch promi-
nently before the country. aud TO give its
members prestige in the convention. These
grumbers assert further that Mr.. Powderly
did not dare to go back on them in this matter,
spicuously before the body vas at their be-
hest, as their influence was too great to be
disregarded. This view is given out not by
northern delegates. The allegation is, how
ever, denied by those who know Mr.. Pow
derry best. 1t Is understood that Governor
Lee himself Is very much put out at the
episode which involved his shaking hands
with Farrell SO publicly, but the coiored man
thrust ms hand al me governor, who TOOK 1t
does not approve OF the course OF a. Last
night, peep into Harris undertaking shop on
members OF 40 are lodged with their colored
brother, Farrell, revealed a sight of social
equality and enjoyment, the publication
of which In an evening paper here TO-.
day was unusual to the eyes of
the ancient Virginian. One young
colored girl was playing on a melodeon, while
pers church, was singing hymns A small
group OF the members OF 40 sat around en-
jOying the music, while one of the members
was of in a corner with u comeiy muIotto.
whose hands he held in his own, as the enter.
prising reporter entered. Just down the lad
der which led to the lott the incon.
painted collins reminded the jovial party
of the brevity and uncertainty Of life.
At the st. Charles Hotel, where some OF the
Baltimore delegation are staying they waited
on the proprietor aud insisted that their colored
delegate should eat In the dining room with
the colored men good rooms In the back part OF
the house, and let them eat in the servsnts'
dining room; and SO matters stand.
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IVOK SALE-BICYCLE BARGAINS-44 FACILE
L safety. n3il>. eao; Star Bicycle, $50: Hopper
safety. Siu: o. aud ~ Harvard. balls > %; Victor
Tricycle.. Sou CAPITAL CYCLE CO., 1906 y. Y.
se2o-:sm
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SO, 900, on the east side of 7th street, between
q aud II streets northwest, was recorded to-
day.
ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF STATE PORTER
has gone to New York TO attend a meeting of
the trustees of the Peabody fund. MIR. Adee is
acting during his absence.
PROTESTING MARBLE CUrTERs.-A Star re-
porter made inquiry at the supervising archi-
tect's office to-day in regard to a statement Of
the Baltimore Sun that the Marble Workers
Union of that city will protest against the Joliet
QllinOisl contractors having the interior marble
work of the baltimore public building, On the
ground that they had knowledge OF the specfi-
cations month ahead OF other bidders. Also
that the contract will be objected to on the
ground that the Joliet contractors employ con-
Wet labor.
The acting supervising architect said he could
not say positively, but did not believe the con-
tractor had the specifications in advance of
others; he did not see how they could possibly
get that advantage. With regard to the convict
labor. he said that question mad been settled by
a decision Of the Treasury; that the law directs
gives no discretion as to the character of labor
employed; that In order to employ such discre-
ton Congress must change the law.
Observation-Disclosures Hayes, wife and
daughter, Chief Justice Waite, James ID. Porter,
Assistant Secretary of State, Judge T. c. Man.
ming, the new minister to Mexico. Senator
Bell. Mr.. Lovenorn. the Danish minister, Baron
Won Zedtwitz. secretary of the German legation,
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were registered In New York last night-C
II. French, OF Pablo Beach, Fla, {. L Paxson, OF
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son, Mich, w. b. Dunning and Geo. Miller and
wife. of Philadelphia, are at the Ebbitt-
Office, was in St. Louis on Monday.-
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