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The Talk About Secretary Mnuning's
Resignation.

COL. LAMONT AND ASSISTANT SECRETARY FAIR
CHILD SAY THERE Is NOTHING AN 1T.
Since Secretary Manning was first taken sick
reports have been circulated both that he
intended resignlng from the cabinet and that
he has placed his resignation in The hands OF
the PRESIDENT Col. Lamont stated 10 "A STAR
reporter to-day that ali OF these reports are
without the slightest founaa.ion Mr.. Man
nlng has not resigned ke said, and in all the
conversations that Tie President has had with
MIN, both before and since AIS sickness no
ailusion or suggestion regarding ms resi- CHA
noh has been made. Acting Secre-
tary fairchild also said to-uay that
there is truth in the reports about the Sccre-
tafys resignation, and that he expects him to
resume his position at the head of the Treasury
department before great while. Whether See
rotary Manning will feel justified in view OF the
warning he has had, in permanently resuming
MS offlclal duties, Is "A question, but from ail
authoritative sources it is learned that his
resignation at present is not even contcm-
plated
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Witnesses Before the Committee To.
day-Mr. Chas. a. Dana Examined.

U8y-Mr. Ch0S. n. Dana Examined.
the stand by the telephone investigating CON-
mttee to-day and read DR.. Rogers letter contain
ing the certificate of postal telegraph stock and
his reply deciing TO accept stock in a corpora
ton that was seeking legislation or for which
he had not paid. He said that he looked upon
the letter as part OF an attempt to corrupt him
First Assistant Secretary Muldrow, of the In
terror department, was the next witness. He
produced the letter of the Attorney General,
accompanying Van Benthnysens original APP
plication to the Department OF Justice, to have
suit broughr az anst the Bell company and
signed by Van Benthuysen for its withdrawal
Commissioner OF Patents Montgomery testi-
fled as to the withdrawal Ct Van Benthuysen's
application. Van BriersOn had called upon
him saying that he had decided that there was
no necessity tor the proceeding, and assured
the Attorney Generals wishes, or his permits
mission, so the witness allowed him to with
draw the paper. The witness admitted that he
had been little careless, and would not do
such thing now.
Representative Lefevre testified that he had
returned Postal telegraph stock sent by DIR.
Rogers, and had ignored his invitations to at
tend meetings at his house.
MR.. DANA ON THE STAND,
Mr.. Charles A. Dana was called. He read
the following letter from E. n Hill, dated
Washington, November 8:
Enclosed 1 send you full history of the
Pan Electric telephone company, which wrote
some time ago, not with a view TO publication
at the time. / furnished the Tribune CORE.
spondent with the original information up on
which 1t acted
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I'd EDITION.
--latest kilograms to The Star.
ENDING A LONG STRUGGLE.
The Ohio Senate to Take Up the Con-
tested Election Cases To-day.

special Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR
COLUMBUS, O., May 4.-Both branches Of the
general assembly will reconvene this afternoon
at four O'Clock and tomorrow morning at ten.
The Cincinnati election cases will be taken up
In the senate. Nearly all the members of the lat
ter body are now here, and considerable specu-
lation is being INDUCED in regarding the out
come of the struggle to unseat the four sitting
members from Hamilton county. The rank
and file Of the democracy take but little in
terest in the matter, and. as a rule, concede
that the four republicans will be seated. Gen.
eral Kennedy, president of the senate, states
that two or three days may possibly elapse
before the end is reached. General
Kennedy will rule that the sitting members
from Hamilton county cannot vote on the
adoption of either report, and the chair will de-
clare that a majority of all those entitled to
vote will rule in The adoption of the report. 1t
ts not believed that the democrats will leave
the chamber in body. In the event Of vacat-
ing, sufficient number would probably be ar
rested TO make up q quorum.
A meeting Of the republican state central
committee has been called for tomorrow for
the purpose OF consultation and the fixing OF a
time and place for the holding of q state con-
ventiOn.
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DIED.

BROWN. On Monday. May Sd. 1sse. II 1880 p.
M, after q lingering illness, ELIZABETH ALICE
BROWN, beioy red wife Of w. l. brown and daughter
Of Dominick Giddings
Friends and relatives are invited 70 attend the ne-
raj from her fatherin-lsw's G L Clarke. 826 q
street northwest, "wednesday, May 9th. NJ l:30
HAuN. On May 3, 1885 a. 1880 p n. ~ No
All F1rIt street northwest, JOHN HAUN.
Funeral 70 take place On Thursday, MAJ q. % %.
Friends are respectfully invited ~
PRosPkRI. widow o. the late Frederic frSspsri. An
Funeral viii Jake place from ber late rs.adeDos 80a
Seventh street southeast on Thursday, ~ tep q
RANDOLPH ON May 3. 1e86, n p m. FRED
DIE J. RANDOLPH, tnfsut son q Fred J. and IAllo
4. Randolph. aged eight montha
tPhllAdelphia papers p1ease copg]
6TAHkWEATHER AZ Canon CRY. onlorodo on
Easter sunday, 1855. WALTER A., eldest con a
Cen. John Z. and louhaa a. e&arkweofher
luterment ~ AliWaukes. VIA. April oO<h.
TASIeTRo. On Nay d. 1e66, ss Q \ m. LEWIS
flIZ6E&AAD TAsAsIho. N the eighty -second yene
Funefsl viii take place nom his late ressdepcr IA
ssreet southenst on "wednesday. the NH Instant q
p. Ffisnds and relatives are Invited 70 attend .
WELLS. In Phtadelphia, 81 fur O'CLOCK May L
1855. MrA r. \. WELLS. widow q NJ. c, ]. aWslk
xcsiSs q sassrs, hsrsaas-
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DISPENSING THE CROWDS.
The Chicago Police Have Their Hands
Full to Keen Order.

CHICAGO, May A crowd of Bohemians,
Poles and Germans began to assemble on the
prairie in the southwestern portion OF the city
this morning, where the fncendary harangues
OF yesterday were uttered, which provoked the
rot later on but the police raided and scattered
them.
The Baltimore and Ohio freight handlers
made a request OF the officials for an increase
OF wages to 81. as day. The request was for
warded to headquarters at Baltimore, and the
men Will wait tor an answer until Friday.
Having been driven from the prairie this
morning the idiers and strikers, melted by
leaders, proceeded southeast, forming column
three or four thousand strong. They directed
their march toward large glue factory, near
the crossing OF the river at 55th street, with the
intention OF closing down the works. A strong
force of police arrived and arrested nine of the
ringleaders and Overawed the crowd, which
moved off without making attempt to res
cue their fellows.
The commanders OF several state regiments
nave largely reinforced the guards at the
armOries without specific orders, but simply as
precautionary measure.
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SALE OF TROTrERS IN NEW YORK TODAY.
NEW YORK, May 4.-Trotting stock, bred and
owned by Leland Stanford at his farm in Cal
iiornia, was sold to-day at auction in this city.
Dealers and sportsmen from all parts OF the
country were in attendance. The pro-
gram embraced several fine trOIters and they
broug ht good prices. Among those sold were
Whoa, bay fiiy, to Frank Willis, of Phila-
delphia, for S2,350. The same purchaser
bought Wanda, a bay filiy, foaled in 1884, Tor
$3.50. brown fiily, two years Old, out OF
Juliet brought 81 ,OGU
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Gov. FORAKER, Of Ohio, whose speech deiiv.
cred TO the Grand Army Republic post NJ Co
lumbus, saturday, severely criticising ex-Presi-
dent JeH Davis Montgomery speech has
attracted SO much attention In the south, IL q
delegate to the southern Methodist General
conference, which meets at Richmond, Va.
Wednesday,
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HINSON-FORRESTER On Wednesday Apr5l
2S 1SS6 Christ r. L. church parsonage, by the
Rev. {. d. Andrews EDMUND L. AINsON %
ANNIE X. FORRhs5TER
RoBINsON-LEWIs. November 9th, 1856, Rev.
o. ID. ROBINSON. Of Bermuda WeGt Indies 20 Nh.
L. i. LEWIS, OF Washington, u. G.
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A Young Girl Assaulted.
FREDERICK JENNINGS HELD FOR THE GRAN
JURY

JURY.
Frederick Jennings, young colored man
about - years of age, employed in the baggage
room at the Baltimore and Potomac depot, was
placed on trial in the Police Court this after
noon, charged with committing an outrage
upon Rachael A. Brooks, a Is year old colored
girl, who lives on l street, between LIST and 2nd
streets southwest. Campbell Darlington APP
peared for the defendant and entered "A plea OF
not guilty: Mr.. Lavender appeared for the prose-
cution. The complainant testified that she did
not,know the defendant. She said that last We'd
nesday her aunt left her home To mind the house
while she went OUT and a tall colored man sent
her cousin out for a bottle OF whisky and then
for a sheet of paper. While she was out after
the paper the man made indecent
proposition to her, which she refused To agree
to- and he threw her down and accomplished
his purpose. Witness screamed and IA woman
came to the door, but did not come in.
Her testimony was corroborated by that of
her cousin, Susan Brooks, colored, 8 years old;
her aunt Isabella Brooks, and Emma Miller,
colored, who SAID they saw the assault. The
case was sent TO the grand jury; bond $500.
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The NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, CONGRESS
IoNAL Committee held a meeting last night at
the Arlington and organized by electing Gen.
Naihan Gof, jr., chairman, and Hon. Edward
MCPHERSON, secretary. The meeting was largely
attended. An executive committee, consisting
appointed.
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A Boys FEAT AT THE CAPIToL.-Master
Harry Parks, about Is years of age, startled
persons around the east front of the Capitol to-
day by riding down the marble steps leading 10
the building Old that side. In order to demon
strate that IT was no great feat for him, he re-
peated the performance.
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CAPITOL TODics.
WHISKY AND TRADE DOLLAR

WHISKY AND TRADE DOLLAR.
The Senate committee ON finance to-day
ordered a favorable report, without amend
ment, on the bin to tax the fractional parts of
gaiion OF whisky. The committee also con-
sidered the bill for the retirement of the trade
dollar. but reached no conclusion.
BRIDGES ACROSS THE MISSISSIPPI AND MIS-
SOURI, RIVERS.
In the Senate to-day Mr.. Mcmillan, from the
committee on conference on several bills to au-
thOrize the construction OF bridges across the
Mississippi and Missouri rivers, reported that
the House had receded from its disagreement
TO the Senate amendments
LOOKING OUT FOR NEGLECTED WIVES AND
CHILDREN.
A bill has been reported from the House mill
tary committee to provide that when any OFF,
Ger Of the army or navy has been lawfully re-
tired rom active duty and such officer has q
wife or 2 child or children under age, or both
wife and child or children, and shall refuse or
neglect to provide for them, the Secretary OF
War, II 1t be an army officer, or Secretary of
Navy, II 1t be naval officer, may apportion
the pay and allowances of such officer betwe
him and his wife and child, or children as he
same accordingly to him. her. or them.
THE COMMITTEES OF WAYS AND MEANS
to-day authorized favorable reports upon the
bill to allow imported goods to 60 to certain
cities In the west In bond, and the Anderson
bill regulating distilleries which virtna,lv
makes an extension Of the bonded period.
ENTITLED TO HIS SEAT
After debate in the House for an hour and a
half this afternoon the resolution OF the ma
jority Of the committee ON elections was adopt-
co confirming the right OF Representative
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BAD GRAMMAE.-Anthony Grammar the
coIored man who shot Edward Mcdonald seve-
raj nights ago, was before the Police Court this
afternoon, and was given IL months and %
days in Jail.
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APPROVED BY THE PREsIDENT.-The Presi.
Gent has approved the act to establish wo
additional land districts in Nebraska: the act
amending the act Of June Is, 1884. and the
act limiting the cost Of the public building at
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HIS SALARY DoUBLED.-Soniers +. Dennis
who was appointed under the civil service rules
to a cierkship Of 81 900 In the Pension office,
was to-day appointed by Gen. Black princl-
pal examiner at -, 600. He was the highest
In standing on the certification.
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Three brothers named Deiano, living near
Green Bay, Wis.. got INTO hight over money
death 18th heavy chain, and another fatally
3 abAed.
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American Indians Restless.

WINNIPEG, May 4.-An Indian who has
arrived at Wood Mountain from Poplar Point,
says the Yankton Sioux and other American
Indians are threatening trouble and have in
vited Sitting Bull to join them.
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MARRIEn.

INFLAMMATION OF THE THROAT and lunes
promptly cured by Red Star Cough Cure.
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BALTIMORE, Nm, May 4.-VirEtnia sixes. con-
solidated. So. with July coupons new thresG 6oIs
bid to-day.
ding, gu. Flour easy aud quiet Wheat-southern
nomnsily steady: western arner and quiet; southern
04iaa05 No. western winter red, apol 0Oxsaoli
Nag, o0lSsyl; jane, 0lAbaol&: July, oO<saol =;
weslsrn lower and aall-soHthsrn xlats 4ess7i DO.
z6ssA4t1: june. 4o,a&6As; July, A5iteA6k; sisensr,
4yiS bid Oess steady sad 6lrly seaive-soushsrn.
Pennaylvsala zo.Ax .kys sseady. 50a7a Prcysa!ons
auit Cofse euiss-ko 1920 ,Ssdsney g, i1aE.
quiet l.lval. % othsr articles 9nchsngsd Fteghis
0ouK, 1a grain. sd. Racslpee-a0ur 1y6O1 baxrelG
wheat% 1&o00 bushelss corn, 7O.ov0 huabehs; easR.
Wheat. 27lO00 Oushetg corn, o0,oOO busholR
Csloaxo Maekes
CHICAGO. Nay q, IL 9 m-June wheat opened
u 6Ok. broke OTTO - 1915 ard has rallied aeain
20 1OEe COrn-yune, - 1l-l0 Qats-JUno. -.
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District Government Affairs.
MrSCEIIaNEnTrS

MISCELLANEOUS.
Sister Beatrice, OF Providence hospital. calls
the attention of the Commissioners TO the bad
condition OF I'd street southeast from the cor
ner OF ID street TO the entrance of Providence
hospital, and asks for its Improvement
BUILDING PERMITS
issued by Inspector Entwisfe: L. Boomer
erect a brick dwelling, two stories and cellar
9th and streets southeast; 81 800. Masonic
Hall Association, repair Masonic Temple, cor
ner 9th and streets northwest Sl.5. A.1. II.
Garnett, repair brick in rear of 131. New York
avenue northwest, fronting III street; 5000 A
w. Shields, repair frame dwelling. 22I2 Nir-
ginia avenue northwest; Si50. William King,
repair frame, 2119 Dumbarion avenue north
west: $500. Mrs. B. Rcnshaw repair brick
dwelling, 1645 X street northwest; $780,
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RANGE OF THE THERMoMErER.-Thef follow.
ing were the readings at the signal Office toaiav
s a. n, 90; "a. M, SO; IL a. NJ, 20; 2 D. M.
7S. MAXIMUM, 70; minimum 53
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AMONG THE PRESIDENTS CALLERS to-day
were Senators Call and German. with Francis
p. Stevens and Joshua r. Dryden,of Baltimore,
Blackburn and Sabin: Representatives Jones,
Texas, Bynum. Holmes, Holman, with Judge
and Mrs. Niblaek, Of Indiana; Lindsey, with
non, Campbell. Ohio; springer. FELTON,. Bur-
rows. Lawler. with a. Waitorsdo,f, q Gnicago.
s snd of Nswy Pcsp q
Jos. II. Reall. president OF the Agricultural
society OF New Jersey; John Lewis, Of Boston;
Rev. Benz. T. Hall, rector OF Sc. Marks and ~
Johns churches, at Newcastle and Pleasant
vile, n. Y; Thomas s. King, Of Bunhlot and
Gen. and Mn. Abner Doubleday.
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The following changes from yesterdays quotations
the Washing STOCK rtNcnaage are noted to-day:
q. s AIS, 1891. coupon. 1l2a bid. 1l2as asked u
s avs. 1891. registered. lila bid: lllSs asked U.
istered l25l bid. l26iA asked: 20year fund. Is.
1892, coin, Il5l bid. 6Slyear fund. 6s, 1902 coin.
l27 bid. Metropolitan a. r. stock, l03 Did i04 asked
Washington Gas. 38as bid 39As asked. German amer
lean Ins. 143 bid Masonic Hail bonds. lO4ia Did.
Estate Title Insurance. lO4 bad, lO7s. asked Penn
Tel Co, ash bid, Asa asked. Chesapeake and Pot
TEL Co.. 60i bid, 1OAs asked. U. b Electric Light 90
asked W. L L. first mort bonds SSAG bid. 95 asked
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THE EIGHT-HOUR LOCKOUT.
THE SITUATION IN THIS CITY.

VIII be Over by Saturday-The Work.
tngmen Declare Themselves Conn.
dent OF Carrying Their Point-What
Employers Say.
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Mr.. John G. Mckeiden, of 613 L street, was
attacked with paralysis last week, and il was
though to be a serious attack. tie is, however
recovering under the care of DIR. Richie
Mrs. Spriggs, q cO!ored woman. paid her rent
yesterday morning and her eieven-year-old
son, John, stole a dollar from the landlord. He
visited the circus yesterday afternoon and this
morning, Judge Smell sentenced him To the re-
form school during minority.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


The following the opening and 300 D. m. price,
Gfthe New York stock Market to-day as reported by
special wire 10 IL. II. Dodge, 539 18th street:
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
GUNNER HOMES AT HYNEsBoR0, on THE
5y ana e. X Fl eleven miles from washington n1,l
ffi t5Sa
INV. my4-lms
L'oR sALE-CHEAPlTEN ACRES OF LAND
!o,d 70 soo mt Pleasant 14'h and ssrng sts SJ2So
Tor RENT-AT LAUREL, Md, A LARGE
shade s within Aye minutes walk g, the depot. Apply
esnanas ~
nine rooms. outbudngs, fruit forty acres In wood:
sgsapzs
Burnt Mills, Montgomery county, Nd apl7-6w*
+ my,.,m. 5So s9 P = P. 4: :: w.
EoR sALE-HIGHLY IMPROyED MoNTGoM-
grazing farm on washinston and cossSiIe iarnpFe
s siGn Metropolitan Branch StARk'
ENoR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR ELIGIBLY
city % Fruit and stock Earn Not Of
gina improved a by frame house seven rooms barn
falling spring water For further information apply to
a aaaee Cash Room A t. s treasury.
EoE ,sALE-BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY HOME,
4 gs s from city mile from station cn
12roSn cottage; beautiful grounds M ,,,or..
ap2blm A r. HILL q CO., 1888 ST.
ZOE sALE-oNE-HALF MILE FROM NEW
10 os4, sy and GpE
apaSlm - ~@ A r HILL & CO. G 1888 St
E1oK sALE-WE HAVE SEVERAL CHOICE
iian R X; to 100 acres with IMPROVEMENTS; high.
m good lori, h9ase
several sS places At Hyatsville. Md A. HILL CO.
I half In grass and growing crop. balance in large
timber 12room house; all necessary outbuildiDgs AS
A. p. HILL & CO.. 1888 st. ap2s-2w
FoR SAL SALE OR RENTm ,,II coITAaE
dress Mrs. GOFF, Berkeley Springs, VIVA. ap2s-2w*
LNOR SALE-BEAUTIFUL SUMMER HOME; IL
hold rs head IF near '1p go P
"a, 900 Apply to GEO. a. ARMIES. 1887 4 St NV.
ap21-lm
- sort Propery-lOO acres OF land, about Ave miles
road anne me S t e sy h the
by very large anne house and outbuildinE; railroad
p pss apply to
1426 st. NV. ap24-3m
E,OR sALE-LoTs-IOO BUILDING LOTS, 5Ox
MINUTES ride BY cars to city, beautifully located 1SS
DUCkETT, Attorney-at-Law, Bladensburg, Nd
ap19-3m
DOR RENT-A COUNTRY RESIDENCE. WITH
- IA rooms, AT Jennings, d. T.; hne water ana
shade, and stable ROOM See 5. H. WALK Err, $50
Louisiana ave, MRS. SCAGGS, the premises.
ap13-2n
E'OR sALE-AT GAITHERsBURG, ND, TWO
- minutes from station, very pretty ten-room
House; beautiful grade; outbuildingS good
10 acres of choice land: enclosed by post and rail
tence. Cheap to an immediate purchaser. A. p.
HILL Il CO., 1888 st. ap9-Im
| E1OR sALE-A CHOICE LITTLE FARM OF SO
~ Acres IN Montgomery county, near the District
line suitable for poultry dairy FARM three lots
enclosed with teil-fOot fence; spring and all
venence for raising poultry will be Sold with all the
stock and farming i'm pements cheap. aud possession
given at once. JOHN I. MITCHELL, Real Estate
Broker. HOO Pennsylvania ave. mhSO-;im
LNOR SALE
~ tract 0f8, 400 acres of good cleared and Timber
Land IN Fairfax county, Va, on both sides of the
Washington Ohio and Western railroad, within 20
miles OF Washington. Inquire OF GEORGE +. APP
PLEBl 42O 9th ST. nv mhl5-Sm
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FOR RENT-HOUSES
FOR SALE-HOUSES.


INoR sALE-CHEAP-s-RoOM BRICK HOUSE.
provements; price $3.50 CASH c. H. PARKER.
Al and r SITS sw. my4-3t<
INoR sALE-CHEAP-THREE NEV BRICK
< SEA- sP S'''e w. '0' eA'H T. H. a my4.ss.
LNOR SALE-CHEAP--A GOOD STAND ON 9TH
cellar and room house in rear: a good inv estment.
Price -. 500 c. II. PARKER. IA and sts sw.
my4-3ts
L,OR sALE-A DECIDED BARGAIN IF SOLD
IT in days. House 229 New Jersey ave. NV.
only half block from the Capitol, thFeeStory
brick fourteen rooms and good business room: lot
27s9o to alley For keys and particulars call on o.
N. BRYANT. 514 9th st NV. my4-3ts
LNOR SALE-A FINE THREE-STORY PRESS
L brick House: nine rooms and path: 10th st NV;
in sood order: - 500 terms easy. J. +. WAGGA-
MAN, SO4 and SO6 ST. ny my4-3t
UNOR SALE OR KENT-THREE SIX.ROOM COT
iasss rem, IN a AK Pleasant lots 23FiSe 70 asy Price,
ny4-3t SO4 and 500 st. NJ
F9oR sALEIAT LIE LE DRoIT PARK-A BEAUTI.
dws M sorn Ter1 ro 6y hne DICK
Also several smaller cottages - 300, SO 600 and
my4-3t SO4 and SOC F St NV.
E'OR sALE-THREE SMALL HOUSES ON 2OTH
, ST. Ss, U and SIS NV. renting fer s42
my4-3t S04 aud sos + ST. NV.
E'oR sALE-DEsIKABLE BRICK RESIDENCE
Il on 18Th St. between ST. and Massachusetts
three-story Brick with back building and stable on
myI-6t THOS. j. FISHER & CO, 1924 stnw.
E'oR SALE OR RENT--FuRNIsHED--A De
II sirable small Residence In Winchester Va, two
story Brick . rooms. with cellar and every cOnve-
nielce large lot, with abundance of fruit
my 4-eoim THOS j. FISHER & CO.. 1924 stn.w
L'OR sALE-TwUSToRY BRICK HOUSE WITH
u stable. l224 St NV; bay window rooms and
buffers closet all in frstciass order; Plumbing.
my+2ts
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SURG. GEN. HAMILTON, of the Marine hospi-
tai service, is now in St Louis, attending the
American Medical institute. Surg. Gen. w.
SLoner Is in charge of the bureau.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES. Marriage licenses
have been issued by the clerk of the court to
James Mallory and Bridget kerrens; Warren A.
Clements and Sadie L. Warren, of Marshall
Hall, Md; r. w. Suter and Sarah Ada Norris;
James +. Bell, OF Alexandria, Va, and Emeline
Wedge; Nathan Jennins and Emma Epelson;
James A. Johnson and Ella II. Webb, of Paris,
KY: James L. Marshall and Mamie Margretta
Jones; Michael CAREY and Katie E. Mcguire.
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal
revenue, $379, 1853; customs, S47s,O79.
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CoNsCIENCE.-The United States treasurer
has received q conscience contribution of $50
in an envelope postmarked Washington, and
another OF 500 from resident of Philadel-
Ohia who signs himself "B A. Gu