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TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK DWELLING AND
LOT ON STREET, NEAR CORNER HALF 81.


BY virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court of 80
tne Disirict OF Columbia holding special term. II.
passed IN equity cause No. 1886, docket o. we GW
Viii sell In front OF the premises on TUESDAY me
HiRTEENTH day of APRIL, A. d. 1886 at 81 LF-
parcel EVE ~ O'CLOCK that certain piece
Dstrct OF Columbia, and known and described on the
. u saia city as part OF lot numbered two ca in
squa5e west OF square six hundred and nine-hve wv
OF 695) beginning for the same at q point one hun
0red anu thirty l13O) feet from the corner of and
ana street and running north hundred
t I'VE SZO feet south one hundred and twenty-five
ieeL TOUR l4l inches thence east on street twenty
z eet 70 the place Of beginning; containing twenty.
Jour hundred and fortysix feet (24s6 and six inches
more or less The said real estate Is imprOypd nv a
small brick dwelling house "
terms OF sale: One-third cash, balance in one two
ana tnree years notes to bear six per cent Interest
a. nu onion " % secured by mortgage or all cash.
CURED at time Of sale. Conveyancng at cost OF pur-
chaseE Terms to be complied with IN ten days dom
ny y o. sac; oInerse the Trustees reserve right
lautang purchaser after five days public notice Ot
snch resale In some newspaper published In Washing
WIN. A. MCKINNEY
HENRY WISE GARNETT. }Tfusteea
mx3o&m 110 9th e. n.W
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THOMAS BOWLING, Aucuoneer

TINHOMAS BOWLING, Aucuoneer
ASSIGNEES SALE OF I'LL THE MATERIAL.
MANTEIS, FIXTURES, NOTICING MA
CHIMES, BORING MACHINES, TOOLS
CLAMP SCREWS, PICKS AND SHOVELS
ONE 3OFOOT DERRICK, WITH BLOCKS AND
ROPE ONE BUILDERS WAGON, DC, &c.
On THURSDAY, THE FIRST DAY OF APRIL.
1856 at TEN O'CLOCK, shall sell at the workshops
OF kenderd1ne q Paret No 62S street, between 9th
and 7h streets northwest the entire contents which
Is partly enumerated above
SAMUEL MADDOX, Assignee,
mhZ5-dtS 462 La ave
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DorBLE MURDER AT NonFoLK.-At Norfolk.

DoUBLE MURDER AT NoRFoLK.-At Norfolk
Va, Sunday evening, William Mason was
asked by Emanuel Bright and two others 10
toss Tor drinks for the party. Mason won the
toss. but Bright refused To pay Tor the drinks
which Mason then did. All went outside when
a quarrel was begun, which ended i'm Bright
Roberts and Scott attacking Mason, who drew
a sheath knife and stabbed Bright in the loins
the wound extending upward 10 the heart and
Killing him instantly. Mason then attacked
and stabbed Tony Roberts little below the left
RIO, from the effect OF which he has since died.
walter Scott was the next victim, Mason cut
ting him across the forehead and infiicting
dangerous wound.
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The Coal Miners, strike



FOREIGN LABOR MAY BE INTRODUCED.
PITTsBURG, March GA Piedmont w Va
special says: The miners strike in the sur
very serious aspect and the experience of $50,
when the strike lasted six months, WILL it is
feared, be repeated. All the mines are being
boarded up and tomorrow the men will be
paid off and discharged. Besides the thousands
of miners now idle, several hundred railroad
men here are idle. The loss In this immediate
vicinity in wages is $4,000 per day. Foreign
labor will PROBABLY be introduced by the mine
owners.
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mhasdAds G Mi p e cA bAVils, Trustees.
nUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers.

TRUsTEEs' SALE OF A LOT IN TODD AND
BROWNS SUBDIVISION OF MOUNT PLEAS
Ant AND PLEASANT PLAINS. IN THE
COUNTY.
day Of December, 1883, and recorded In Iiber -
No. 1864, at folio 252, ct seQ.. one of the land@
will sell at public aucton. 70 the highest bidder In
front OF the premises, on SATURDAY, THE THIRD
DAY OF PRII, 1856. AT FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ.
the south half (SJ of lot sixteenl6 In block OF
Todd and Browns recorded subdivision Of Mount
Pleasant and Pleasant Plains in the county Of Wash
tngtOn, District OF Columbia .
dollars will b required ON day OF sale.
WIN. H. PEA RICE, r.v,..o..
mh23dtd JOHN +. cox, ~ 81
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PROPOSALS.

GALE OF VESSEL.
- q. * COAST AND GEopETIc SURVEY OFFICE,
WAsHINGToN, ID. c., March Is, 1856.
Sealed Proposals will be received at this office until
TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON OF SATURDAY. MAY
FIRST, 1856 and publicly opened Immediately there
after for the purchase by the highest bidder for cash
and In her present condition, of the copter-boarj
Schooner "G NJ. Bache, length 76 feet low lying of
the Navy Yard, Washington, d. c.
Notice of the acceptance of bid shall bind the bid
der thereof to the amount thereof within ten DAYS
after The receipt by him OF such notice
The right is reserved to reject any or all bids no,
deemed advantageous TO the government
Envelopes to be endorsed Proposals for purchase
of Bache and addressed Superintendent (Oast Sur
vey, Washington, ID. c. IT
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Geronimo's white Prisoner.

BOY OF TEN WHO WAS CAPTURED BY THE IN
DIANS IN NEW MEXICO.
WILCOX, ARIZ., March 29.-With the Chri-
cahuas under Geronimo was a white hoy, aged
about ten years. He says his maine is Santiago
Mckinn, and that his father is Irish and his
mother Mexican; that he was captured near
MimOres, New Mexico. He has light hair, gray
eyes, and is of light build. lie says the Indians
treated him kindly.
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Congregational Topics.
THE SIGNAL SERVICE Accor7xr
Secretary Manning's Condition.

RESTING COMFORTABLY.
1t was stated at Secretary Manning's house
late this afternoon that the Secretary was
better and was resting comfortably.
WHAT DIR. HAMILTON SAYS.
DR.. Hamilton said this afternoon that a
noticeable improvement had occurred in Secre-
tary Mannings condition, and that he was
much better to-day. He spoke more hopefully
OF his chances OF recovery than at any time
since the Secretary was stricken down.
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DUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers.

nUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK HOUSE ON NORTH
SIDE OF III STREET, BETWEEN FOURTH
AND FIFTH STREETS NORTHWEST, BY
AUCTION.
BY virtue of deed of trust duly recorded in 80
Iiber No 1149 Folio 24S, ct seq, one of the iMRi
land records for the District of Columbia, and sst
the written request of the party secured we will sell
in front of the premises on TUESDAY, TIL SIXTH
DAY OF APRIL 1856, at HALF-PAST FIVE
O'CLOCK P. NJ, the following described Real Estate,
situate in the City of Washington, District of Column
bia, part of lot numbered eight, in square numbered
five Hundred and seventeen, beginning at the south
east corner OF said lot eight, thence west II street
fifteen feet thence north seventy feet six inches,
to line connecting the two angles OF said lot, and
running parallel To Massachusetts avenue, thence
east said line 10 the east boundary Hne OF said lol
thence south seventytwo feet and half inches the
beginning.
Terms: One-third cash; balance in one and two
years, notes 10 bear interest from day of sale and
be secured by deed of trust on the property sed all
cash at option OF purchaser A deposit OF 500 re-
quired at time o. sale. Conveyancng, &C. at cost of
purchaser. Terms TO be complied with in five days,
otherwise Trustees reserve the right resell the
properly at the risk and cost of deiauting purchaser
after five days public notice of such resale in some
newspaper published in the District of Columbia
n,oo,sas Joh 4 J. o ROBINSON. Trustees.
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The Attorney General Sick.

CONFINED TO HIS BED WITH \ SEVERE COLD.
Attorney General Garland caught severe
cold saturday evening. and 10y the advice OF his
physician took to his bed. He was not al the
Department OF Justice to-day, but was reported
to be better. although he was still confined To
his bed Mr.. Garland has had trouble with his
throat for over a month, and the cold con-
fracted Saturday aggravated the trouble.
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Washington stock Exchange.

The following changes from Saturdays quotations
ON the Washington Stock Exchange noted to-day
U. S. 4las, 1891, coupon, l12h bid. 112la asked
u S. As, coupon, l261s bid. 126la asked. q. S As,
registered, 1883 bid l25i2 asked d. c per imp:
as, 1903 currency, 1924 bid 50year fund. :S-j5s.
1924 currency, los bid, 40 asked. 2O-year fund
6s, 1892 coin, 1854 bid. 1l6ia asked. 3uyear fund.-
6s. 1902. coin, l.9 bid. Metropolitan X. r. stock.
IO2h Did. 10 asked. Washington Gas. 1875 bid SO
Union ms. 19ls bid, Corcoran ms, 5Sia bid Riggs
lns, Ga. oid asked Masonic Hall bonds. l04l bid.
Washington Market stock, 2 / bid Washington Brick
Machine. Jos bid. Real Estate Title Insurance,
lob bid, 1O6 asked. Penn Tel. Co.. 44la bid, 44As
asked Chesapeake and Pot Tel. Co.. 6S1s bid, 69is
asked. U. s. Electric Light. 73 asked.
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A SwIrcH-rENDFR. AN Uosr-

A SW1rCH-rENDER, AN HosrLER AND A
MAP PEpDLER.-The y. \. World to-day says:
General Master Workman powderly il seems
began his working life a swiich-tender. Mr.
HoNie, manager OF the Gould system OF rail-
roads in the southwest, was at one time hostler
in hotel near Des Moines. Afterwards he be-
came chairman OF the republican state central
committee and United States marshal OF Iowa.
Mr. Gould himself earned ais first money as a
map peddler
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Philip T. Berry has filed his answer to the
bill of divorce filed against him, denying the
habit in 1855, when She put him out of his
house, and he asserts that he has supported the
family since.
A building permit has been issued by In
epectOr Entwisle to Mrs. G. Matthews to erect
a three-stOry and basement dwelling, corner
21st street and New Hampshire avenue, 10 cost
2,OO0
The Carroll Institute have elected Major Ed
mund Mallett, III. w. Sohon, VIM. II. Manogue
and j. h Chapman, delegates to the archdio-
cesar convention Of the Y. NJ. c. N. o., which
meets In Baltimore on the 31st instant.
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The U. S. S. BROOKLYN arrived at Key West
yesterday. The other vessels of the north At
lantic squadron were TO leave Key West to-day
for the naval drill and would wait Tor the
Brook yn at TortugaS.
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GEN. CROOKS TERMS To GERoNIMo.-Ceneral
Crook, accompanied 10y his personal stat Lieut..
Maus command and Apache scouts mel Ger, n
limo and all the Chiricanuas - miles southeast
Oh san Dernardno Springs, Sonora, Me xico, ~atur-
day. Gen.CroOk told Geronimo he must decide al
once on unconditional surrender or light 10 the
death. Geronimo begged for the lives of him.
self and the hostileS. His band offer to sur
render Internationally whether Geronimo does
O MOI
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LONDON, March 28.-Nr. Gladstone IN the
house of commons, this afternoon, stated that
on April 9Th. he would ask permission TO intro
duce his Irish government bill. He added that
on April 18th the budget would be introdu ced,
and that on April 10th he would request per-
mission TO introduce bill TO amend the laws
for the sale and purchase Of land In Ireland
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Death of Major James Moore.

SAN ANTONIO, TEX, March 29.-Major Jas.
Moore, for many years an officer in the United
States army, but for the past twelve years a
citizen OF San Antonio, died here yesterday o:
paralysis, aged "A. He was quartermaster of
this department in 1869. He had wide ac.
in this city to-day by the knights Templar.
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NCANsON BROS, Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED LOTION SHER,
MAN AVENUE, IN THE COUNTY.
BY virtue Of deed OF trust, duly recorded In efA
Liber NO I117 folio BIZ. ct seq one of the land s
records OF the District of Columbia will sell in .sH
front OF the premises, on SATURDAY, the THIRD
DAY OF APRIL, A. D. 1856, at FOUR O'CLOCK
I'M. all that piece OF real estate in the county Of
Washington, District of Columbia. to wit: The north
half OF lot sixteen t16) in block seventeen 7) Of
Todd and Browns recorded subdivision of Mount
Pleasant and Pleasant Plains.
sale. Joseph r. ErSSN Nv
mn13OtQS Surviving Trustee
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IN, $4,000 bushels.
chicago Markets.
THE LEAVE of Second Lieut.. R g. Hill 2Otl
infantry, has been extended one month.

A DISTRICT CASE IN THE u. s. SUPREME
CoURr.-In the u. g. Supreme Court to-day. in
the case OF the District of Columbia, plaintiff in
error, against John Elligott, the judgment of
the District supreme Court was reversed and
the case remanded for q new trial. Opinion by
Justice Harlan. John McElligott was employed
by the District to load carts with gravel from q
bank not owned by the District and while 30
engaged the bank caved and inflicted serious
injury on him. McElligoIt sued the District for
damages and recovered verdict The case
was appealed. and the Supreme Court to-day
reversed the lower decision and sent it back for
another trial
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SANITARY CONDITION. OF THE INTERIOR DE
PARTMENT BUILDING.-It was asccrtained that
some of the bad odors complained of in the In
terror department building and supposed to he
caused by sewer gas, arose from "A dead rat,
which found in one of the rooms. The
officials OF the department do not agree with
the conclusions OF the recent report OF the Dis
trict plumbing inspector relative 10 the sani-
tary condition OF the building.
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m AR RIEIp.

MULLIKEN-CASEY. On March 10th, 1885, by
the Rev. Richard Norris, of Wesley Chapel, WILL
LIAM l. MULLIKEN, of New York. 70 ELLA T.
CASEY, Of Washington, %. G
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BOWLING, Auctloneer.
DUNCANsoN BROS, AuctIoneerS
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO-STORY FRAME
DWELLING NO. 500 ELEVENTH STREET

TRUSTEES SALE OF TwO-STORY FRAME
DWELLING NO. SOP ELEVENTH STREET
SOUTHW EST
By virtue OF deed of trust dated the Sth day 80
OF july A. d. 1882, and duly recorded in liber f;i I'll
No. zoos, folio 44O. ct seq of the land rec IT,
ords of the District of CoIum ba, at the wrliIn
request OF the party secured thereby we Will offer
SEVENTH DAY OF MARCH, A. D. 1886 at FIVE
O'CLOCK r. NJ the following described real estate
and premises in the city of Washington, and known
and DESIGNATED on the ground plat plan thereof
lot lettered b. OF StepbensOns subdivision OF lots
square numbered Three Hundred and Fifty -four 1854.
Terms of sale: One-third cash, and the balance in
SIX and twelve months notes to bear interest the
rate OF six per cent, and to be secured q deed of
trust on the premises sold all cash the option of
purchaser 1.-THE terms of sale not complied with
In ten days the trustees the right resell
the risk and cost Ofthe defaulting purchaser five
days advertisement in some newspaper published in
Washington, d. G. All veyancng at the pur-
chaser deposit OF $50 will be required on the
day OF sale.
JOHN N BIRCKHEAD, r,..
m16-eO&ds l. l.. JOHNSON, iFustees.
BE- THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ON
account of the rain, until WEDN ESDAY. the
THIRTY-FIRsT MARCH, 1856, at same hour aud
place. JOHN n. BIRCkHEAD r-.
mh27-dSds 1. L. JOHNSON, trustees.
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COURT IL GENERAL TrRA
To-day. Willard agt. Wood; Judgment for de-
PENDANT Major agt. Nailor; hearing resumed.
CIRCUIT CoCRr-Jadcc Ha0Rer
To-day, McGraw eft al. agt. Groff. trial ~
sumed.
EQUITY CoURT-JHdoe james.
Today. Carl agt. Click ct al: pro confesso
against certain defendants granted. Morris agf.
Chapman: leave To file supplemental bill
granted. Chaplin agt. Blatchiord; time 90 take
testimony orally at Providence limited to 20
days
POLICE CoURr-.JHdoe S,sU.
To-day, Molle Gray, colorcd. assault: IS or
10 days. Charles Mitchell, colored. assault: s.
or $40 days. Vim. Fitzhugh, ARRAY; IS. Michael
Leonard, assault: $40 ar 30 days. James Nor
gan, destroying private property: $40. VIM.
Dugan and Chas sheridan; affray; So or Is
days each.
MARRIAGE LICENSES. - Marriage licenses
nave been issued by the clerk OF the court To
samuel Bruce and Louisa Wood; Mm r.. New
man ana Ann Frances Lowell; Henry Mason
and susan Curtis.
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BALTIMORE ND. March 29.-virginia skies.
past due coupons 64ls; new threes. % bid to-day.
BALTIMORE. Nd. March 29.-Cotton duIl-mid-
ding, 3. Flour firm and straightforward street and
western super, 2 75a325: do. extra, 35Oa4 10; do.
family 4.35a5.OO: city mills super, Z. 75a} 2 do.
extra 35Oa4.l5; do. Rio brands. 462a4S7; Patapsco
family, $40: do. superati.e patent, 8. IS. Wheat
red 95a96: do amber, 97a9S: No. Maryland. 95a96;
No western winter red spot, 92a92sa May 93aY3h4.
Quiet; southern white, 45a46la: do yellow,
44a46l.; western mixed, spot, 461sa46; March,
4sa4S april 4Sa .as s;rm- May 4Sst
western white. 3Sa4l: western mixed. 37a3s: Penn
to choice western, l3.OOal5.oO. Provisions dull.
Mess pork. 10 25a11.75 BulEmeats-shoulders and
clear rib sides, packed, 41aa6la Bacon-shouders 8;
clear rib sides, 64s; hams, 1Olaa11A Lard-refned,
71ha71h Butter firm-western, packed, l4a2G cream
cry .25a32. Eggs steady, l2al Petroleum nominal
refined. 7 Coffee steady-Ro cargOes, ordnaryto fair
sas Sugar steady and SniesvA soG e copper
Freights to Liverpool per steamer Quiet-cotton
frmer, Sled; flour. Ia; grain frmer, 3saa4d.
Recepts-hour 445O barrels; wheat, 3, TOO bushels:
corn, $4,000 bushels OATS 3,4OO bushels: rye, 900
bushels Shpments-fOur,1 600 barrels wheat 23,5O
bushels corn, $1,000 bushels Sales-wheat. 12S,OOO
bushels corn. $4,000 bushels.
chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, March 20. HIS q m-wheat was
strong on curp owing TO the declaration that
railroad strike was At an end but the cables came in
heavy and the later indicating that the railroad
which May wheat dropped from Slas to 6Oae The
other markets are all lower: Following are the cur
rent quotations for May delivery: Wheat. 500; corn
3SAaSS2a; oats 3Oaa; pork. 9.56; lard, 600
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Do you wish to know the full significance of the
heading OF this advertisement? 1t is Mist latin,
without which no clothing advertisement seems to
have been considered complete of late but simply de-
notes great change which has been wrought at the
old favorite place for purchasing FIRSrCLASS
CLOTHING for Men and Boys at the lowest possible
prices namely,
THE MISFIT STORE.
CORNER 10TH AND STREETS.
The immense success which it Is manifest by its
numerous imitators well the hosts of customers,
many of whom became, happily, friends well.
Nevertheless, the business has Outgrown the plan
on which it started four ago, have con-
Guided besides putting the place in entirely new
garb, to have 1t known in future by the name of
OAK HALL.
We make no promises Of impossbilities, but simply
intend carrying the Clothing business in the same
unpretentious place and manner as heretofore. WE
BUY ONLY FOR CASH, thus making not only every
cent of discount possible to be made but also become
desirable customers to the manufacturer, who gives
us every advantage in his power.
WE ONLY SELL FOR CASH, and in this way
protect the honest and frugal customer, we have
no losses to make up for, which bound to occur
where credit is given. Our stock of Spring Clothing
tor Men, Youths, Boys and Children is now almost
complete, and as we retain our old motto, viz: NO
TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS it shall be pleasure
to us to see onr friends well the public in general
examine goO1s and prices at
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General Foreign News.
cLER1cALs TRADING WITH BISMARCK.
THE PARIS EXPOSITION OF

BERLIN, March 29.-Dr. Windtharst has
limited that the center party will be willing TO
grant a tax spirits when agreement
regarding the church bill has been reached.
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RANGE OF THE THERMoMETER.-Thef follow.
ing were the readingsa at the signal office to-day:
a M, $50; q. m, 39.1 II q. M. 4O.4; 2 p.
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District I'm Congress-.

TO IMPROVE wAsHfNGToN STREETS, ETC.
Mr.. Heard introduced a bill In the House to-
day for the improvement OF the streets and the
sewerage of the District. For sewerage,
5000, 900 is appropriated. For street improve.
down to govern the Commissioners in the
work.
Mr.. RAYMoND's CLAIM.
In the Senate to-day Mr.. Ingalls, 10y request
introduced bill (the same that has been intro
duced In the House by Mr.. Ryan, TO pay 70
VIM. G. Raymond the sum of 80, 215 for organ
izing, recruiting and subsisting the first regi
ment OF colored volunteers Of the District oi
Columbia Referred To the claims committee.
THE LIEN LAW AMENDMENT.
The Commissioners have written TO Hon. j.
s. Barbour, chairman of the House committee
on the District, informing him that his letter
Inclosing House bin No. 64.. TO amend the
lien law has been received and they say that
they approve the amendment suggested rs I'm
every way proper TO be made. IL provides
Ihat no lien shall attach for materials coii-
tracted tor or furnished, unless the person con
tracing for or furnishing the same, before fur
nishlng the same, gives notice in writing 10 the
owner of the property TO be affected by the lien,
such owner is not the purchaser OF such ma
terials, that he intends TO claim such lien."
Congressional Topics.
THE SIGNAL SERVICE ACCOUNTS.
The House committee on expenditures In the
War Department to-day heard Mr.. Leonard
whitney, of the Western Union Telegraph Co.,
and Lieutenants Hoitnorth and Greene oi
the signal corps, in the matter OF the alleged
irregular expenditures in the signal service
The lieutenants bore testimony 10 The necessity
and regularity of the expenditures. and Mr..
Whitney testified that Gen. Hazen examined
all telegraphic bills and restricted the expendi.
lures on that account
NOTES
Mr.. Randall was In his seat at the House to
day. He was still suffering with his foot and
was brought out only by the great press OF
business.
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PERsoNAL.-Senor Emilio de Muruaga, the
new minister from Spain TO this country, ar
rived in New York from Europe yesterday
Mr. De Struve, Russian minister to the United
States, who has been in Russia on leave OF alb
sence, has had parting audience with
the car, preparatory TO his return TO
his post at Washington.-Judg w.
Metropolitan J. Clarke and +. r.
Madigan left this morning for New York
MIR. and Mrs. Howard Stokes and son of Long
Branch, II. F. A. Pinckney of New York, A. O..
York, Z. z. Peck OF Omaha, E. s. Greedy and
wife OF New Haven, w. /. Anderson and Henry
Gillig of London, Eng, Jos. n. Judge of st.
Hobson of Paris, France, T. jerome of Saginaw,
Mich, Jno. Ii. Ranch of Chicago, Il. b. Petty OF
Pittsburg, w. X. sullivan of Chicago, III. II.
Ottman of New York, Jno. L. L. Kelly of San
Jose, Cal, +. Knowles of San Francisco, Chas. IL.
duncan and Col. j. b. McAllster of Oil City,
and Frederick Weber of New York, are at
McAllister of the U.S.navy, c. w. Case and wife
of Minneapolis and Capt. Geo. Brown of the
navy. are at the Ebbitt.@S. ID. Tompkins OF
Oliver OF New York, Robert Batcheller of Bos-
ton, Henry Crawford OF Chicago, VIM. Dillon of
Pitfsburg, II. III. Pratt of Boston, ID. II. hidden
T. T. Fauntelroy of st. Paul. and J. Elliot Smith
and wife of New York, are at the Riggs
Mr.. Columbus Drew, formerly Of Washington,
but now a leading citizen OF Jacksonville, Fla,
CIV. Smith, of Chicago; c. S. Ammel, of Column
bus, and Eppa Hunton, jr., of Virginia, are at
the National.-S. c. Quarterman, OF Florida;
Z. H. Miller and j. II. Johnston, OF Virginia
City, and Misses Louise and Julia Paul. OF New
Orleans, are at the Metropolitan.-E. b. How
ard, Of Wheeling, w; Val ". !. Boards Is,
Evansville, Ind, and Ashbel Chaplin, OF Fort
land, Me-, are at the ST. James.