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Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1886-04-03

ONgF . ,bVt HloHtl ~ SptHb ny
she people ofMacon, Ga, for lottery
tickets.
III shirt making in London a wom-
an gets from Is to rs cents for n
days work Of sixteen hours
A rife captured at Seven Pines
has been returned by Northern
Soldier to an e1-Confederate.
The Senate, in secret session, dis
eussed the betrayal Of senatorial Sc
crets, but finally gave it up.
The total value ofthe exports OF the
United States during the fiscal year
ending February %, was $685.
STA; imports, S6o7,7l1,7Ol-
Large numbers Of people in Bos-
ton, ladies and gentlemen, have
signed protests against the cruel
practice of destroying birds for dec
0rative purposes
The total number of immigrants
arriving at the ports of the United
States during February was 9,263 !;
for the eight months ending with
February, l57,964
For the season the total shipment
Of apples from all American ports
has been S05,848 barrels. Last sea-
son the total shipment was 746,773.
This seasons shipment is not yet
concluded.
Michael Davitt annouced to the
Dublin Branch of the National Lea
que yesterday that since the last
meeting $4,000 has been received
from the United States for the Irish
parliamentary fund.
2 T Barnum met with an accident
at the Madison Square Garden, New
York, Friday afternoon while look
ing at the practicing in the rings.
He tripped over some wire and fell,
striking his temple on an iron
water butt, inhicting an ugly cash
ae was driven to his hotel. How
aver he reviewed the parade of his
circus last night
An audaclous young man put his
arm around a young woman who
sat in the same pew with him dur
ing service in the United Brethren
Church at Fort Wayne on Sunday
night and kissed her She was so
pleased that she laughed right out
IN the meeting, and others joined
her. These young people are to be
indicted for disturbing a religious
meeting.
The United States Senate Tuesday
considered the army bill and the adj
mission of Washington Territory.
In the House the postofiice appro.
priation bill was discussed in COM
mittee of the whole Mr. Randall
offered a resolution, to which obiec-
tions were made, for the appoint.
ment of committee to investigate
the killing of colored men at Car
rolliton, Miss.
The session of the Senate on Fri
day was unusually exciting and in
seresting. The debate on the Ed
munds resolutions was concluded,
and all the resolutions were passed.
Senator ingalls, made the most bril-
liant speech of the debate. Speech
es we're also made by Senators Har-
rison, Logan and Edmunds. Sena-
tor Hoar introduced bill providing
for inquests under national authori-
ty. The Treasury Department ask
ed for an appropriation to build
more vaults for the storage Of sur
plus silver dollars.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1886-04-03

ALA, March 30.-A cyclone struck
across one portion of Bullock county,
about fifty miles east of here, to-day,
and in its path struck a colored peo-
pies church, III which a funeral was
going on. The church was blown
down, and four persons were killed
and ten badly wounded.
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For Sale-F0r Lease.

II HAVE several very valuable properties
l. for sale as Attorney Some are dwelling
houses and others, frst-cl business places,
on the main street of the town. Have also
enc very desirable lot for lease Gall on or
apply to J. NELSON WISNER, Pity,
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NEWS SUMMARY.

Over $1,000 y month is spent bJ
she people Of Macon, Ga, for lottery
tickets.
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For Sale Cheap.

TIME Frame House opposite the Episcopal
il Church, lately occupied by DR.. Carpen-
ter. The house to be torn down and re-
moved For further information apply to
DR.. J. B. SN0DGRASS.
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DERS0NS desiring to secure pasture for
4 cows, adjacent to town, from the lot of
May can do so, by calling on Mr.. Staff, at
Bovdville, and making arrangements with
him. NIL
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
SPECIAL
COMMISSIONERS : SALE.

100 o------
dur -fiANT TO the provisions Of decree
4 entered on the 28ih day Of January,
1896, 10 a ehaneery cause Of George A.
Whi,more, admir-. &c, VS. Anna Bell Bear,
&C, depending in the Circuit Court Of Ber
kelley County, the undersigned Special Com
missioners appointed for the purpose, will
proceed TO sell at Public Auction at the
front door OF the Court House, of said Coun-
~, in Martinsburg, on
TUESDAY, APRIL 8, 1886,
the real estate in the bill aud proceedings de :.
sctioed Consisting Of firm containiny
about $50 acres Ga plot and survey Of same
has been made ia this case The land is
partly limestone and partly slate of good
quality, well watered with never-failing
spring, aud improved by comfortable
dwelling house. dairy and other necessary
outbuildings. The land IS about two miles
southeast OF Bunker Hill, and is onvenient
TO hurches, schools, mills and Post-offiec,
and is a good grazing farm
Terms OF SALE fixed by the Court)--
One third Of the purchase money cash on day
of sale one third in one, and the remainder
in two years from day Of sale; the purchaser
to OK cute his note Tor the deferred payments
to bear interest from date, and the title TO
be withheld until all The purchase money
shall be paid.
Sale will be made free of widows dover.
GEORGE A. WHITM0RE,
w. II IL FLICK,
Il BOY d FAULKN r
m13 at Special Commissioners,
JoHN W. DoDD Auctioneer.
hereby certify that e Boyd Faulkner,
one of the Special Commissioners in the
ABOVE entitled cause, has executed bond with
sufficient security. S. II. MARTIN,
Clerk.
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HAMlLTON h CLINE never were q COM
ii psny, and notify the county that
&c ot recognise nor will be responsible
f0E anyusiIsfs dClt y such.
@rIz3t c. HAMILTON.
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Business Change.
NEW ADMINISTRATION.

The undersigned respectfully announces
having bought Mr. J, L. w Bak er's entire
stock of Drugs, MEDICINES, &c, and will
continue the DRuG and PREsCRIPTIoS bust
ness at Mr.. Bakers Old Stand. He modest
ly asks share Of the public patronage, and
promises to give close attention to business,
charge fair living prices, with an earnest en-
deavor to please.
Respectfully,
is JOHN LEE FOUT.
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w h.ga .ori seasoned most nnt ng
!eof ofir,. uuier' ulIpd pronptly. brni,
w B" post once at Waco b. 'Ve,F'
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-02

WHY don't you know me ihi- i-
John, at the Waco supply Store
WclI what du sou want, / Thought
YOU might want some ui tlu choice.
pure apple, peach or prnr butter the
buN, got ia ycrtcrduy II j, very fine
We have Just received i've barrels OF
the finest sugar "Trip from Arw or.
leans yesterday that you ever TASTED.
II i-thc dupping- ol pure white sugar
before II In hnrrclcd, and thrIr never
has been any thing like II before ~
Waco. let Ms -cud you down gtl
Ion aD 80 cents u gallon, We hpycul-u
Just received some nice, new comb
honey pure Kentucky apple cider aud
vinegar thHt rs extra choice, We viii
rc,ciycurw vegetables, fresh fish. and
many urW things ia the murbrt housc
| 40 the next few DAYS but don't for.
! ct tu see That the word "l'lci-hwuu'-'
| rs on every hos OF compressed Yeast
tint you get now, ~ there b. mn ia
trrior article on the market which i-
being sold NJ the genuine compressed
yrnst We ARE the only agc lt-Ht pre-
sent tor this Yeast, So be- sure Won nri
/ the right brnud IL you expect tu have
nice hrcad Yours for good things
A.JuNt1 IANloE n bro.
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on TnE STREET

From now on tm Waco pAuN
ENAu>mt will Doe found ON -nc by
the Crescent News nui Hotel com
pony on 40 moving trains ou the
main line orthc Houston a Texas
Central railway
Ou,r Nuur ruU from lu,mrr
Look uut tor lIii-' mo, ua WAGON
L T.. t. make hru. ih'. rrce %
cents.
Bc.l,up rouor u ito cN AT the
Ielwuul,u.
Iluc genuine yellow ,um sweet po-
Wtor- M thu,. lu-l-.
Dr II C. saunders, lyuu-. office
over Draur'- photo gallery.
Novcllio, M mca curtains stripe
aud scrlm-, M sanger liru-.
rlc prices oI Highlands goods dcl
4 competition from ANY quarter
YOU will liud the best compressed
yeast at George W. Mcl4ughlin'-. the
! grocer.
George ". Mclaughlin sell, and
dcli,r'sa big load OF dry stove wood
for ~ aU.
\ new line of chi'dr,u'- straw hat
and Hdic- lmt and homurt shapes, nj
sanger Bro.
RagAnd has the finest assortment
/ Of jcWclry aud WWchc, ever brought
/ to this market.
looh Mt the mrg variety of pnlloua
sanger Bros nrc showing In iuiullc7-
China mWting,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-02

Hiram Cameron furniture DEALER
OF 'oInmhu., Na,;cll- Ms experience
thu. 'For three wears hive tried
every remedy on the mnrkrt iur-tuw-
ache mud hiduc, di-utdrr.. boat got no
rr'lri unit. ! used EIc,ttt EltcI-
Iooh five bottles and W NOW cured
ANA lmnh Electro liillrr- the best
blood purifier iu the Wur.d.' Nhiu.
\.J. Reed. of West Liberty. h,..
say. Nothing ha- ever done me -u
much good n Electric l|ilu,' sold
~ MY cents = bottle bv Castle, ~
Morrison
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-02

The best salvc IN the world tor cu b
bruises, sores. ulcers, salt rhcum. fever
sores. letter chappcd hands, rhiIbIHin.
corns and skin cruptiun,, aud Iu-I.
lively cures pllr-, on no pay required
II If guaranteed to give perfect snlr-
faction, or money refunded. Price
20 cents per box For -,,lc bN Castle.
n Morrison.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-02

ls one thug. 90 Wyigurttt aud regulate the
digestive prtHus ls another. Ana ~ mere ap.
prilfer' are CON family mistaken Tor aud are
oven formed iuulcs' NOstettcTs Stomach BIT.
irts {, ou far higher plane IN the category ot
medical separations, than the sO-cHlled tOnlVs
which impHfl relish tor the food. These nave
their Use aud are usiimable, provided they be
ui ths bluets Is Tar wider IL reforms entirely
au cuirthvd uondit on Of the stomach, and Vur
,urs IT, luces u Yiuaied, - We'll - promotes
stomach having, 10 conjunction with the liver
aud the bowels, beeu regulated, and their nat
ural tone rest red through It's agency appetite
returns, A. matter OF course Fever aud agne,
poverty ut the blood, and COnsequr debility,
rheumatic ailnents, aud u tendency To kidney
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-02

We have removed our grocery -tour
temporarily from the Green bull ling
to the building next door to Eaton,
NWnan y CO., where We Will remain
until our new store ia the ldmund-
building, next door To- the Austin
house j, completed.
u. >. DuWrN luo.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-02

GO to W. T.. Martin X Bro. for your
bed room and parIor suits Folding
bed lounges and center tables aud
carpets.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-02

Piles are frequently preceded b, %
-cilse OF weight IN the back. Ioiu- AMI
lower part of the abdomen. causing
the patient To suppose be- has some
affections of the kidney, uciahhor-
ing organs At times symptoms ui
ind igrstion are present. hHtn,cuc,.
uura-lncss of the stomach. etc. 4
moisture like pcr-piruiou. producing
"a very l,agrccablr feeling after get
ing warm, i-H common mtrudrut.
Blind, bleeding md itching pile.
i"ld nj once 10 the application eft
DR. Bosankos 'llr i;rmrdy. which
nets directly upon the part, effected.
Hh-"rblng the tumur-. u,Hyug thclu.
icn-" itching, Wd rilcplIunu urtml-
urut cure. l'rircau cent. Addrr..
thr hr. lio,anko Mcdirur Co. rwm
Go. Sold boy VA Williamson a 60.
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-r. iH".' April l-Caulc- Receipts 1870
hogs, ll,i sheep. 90 Market freely Him nu
cattle. shipping grade, uuniusl 81 Uu.i, 90
nnl.hrts range from ,Oast 10. hog. styai,
NNI slow HI ii u4ut4
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-02

1ltN ENAutsfK Is nutUuur.l Zoo tuuouuc,
Mr. James % llubrI as NtuulijHI- inr mH}ur al
the ensuing Apps. election
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-02

FtpurN thls wrrh crest Britain 70 .,.
France ... Continent ID fl. -t..t a. u,tt..t
'Hl's pufs mis- iaY .,u. this lay last yu.r
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-02

y,S,e LHNrgN survey lwp miles east of
~ w ar'r' cultivated houses well etc.
'VU. 'n "a'h.usiUu aui seventeenth slu.O
MI.r 4 fpNE,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-02

Mcufr authorized u announce $40 q A
s'ufr.' MS a,tullltr H. Nn... H Waco H'
tLrucHt Avn. election.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-02

\ 'I,N. ttu 70 NuNuTHALLEE IA SO
a.. sIi' ''un0c cd with or empIuycd by
No ior aa 55.ngr no contracts sud be res onN
4 AIlALL
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-02

NollfFs
We, the undersigned, have this day
formed a ro-partncrship uudcr the
linn name and style of Bchr,u- ~
Mosrr, Tor thr purpose Of carrying
ou the wholesale drug business, nj
52i Austin street, and lls Iulrd street
The retail drug department of H.
Brhrcus viii also be conducted los the
came firm. II, BtuRENs,
", II. MOsEH
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-02
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET


NV NOHE NVT- FUUfes rIn.el
IWci H.' ral' ApIl' rn.ui. higher sep.
rmh'f IHIui bower.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-02

sanger brothers arc ,huWinga iIuo
of handsome brussels carpets nt ni
cent, yard,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-02

Fresh car OF pur. l'ui-mw syrup
aud .uga", al c. G. M,tml..rs
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-02

That the best hot free lunch in town
l. 10 ~ hat NJ the Cotton Exchange
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-02

A new line Of office aud parlor
de7ts, rec 'iyed NJ ". 4, Martin j Dro.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-02

Have your spring suits made by
Lack, the tailor.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-02

MIS- Wiu-luN's soothing syrup shluIl a
way hr used tIr rhllitou tcrluu. lf -nYt
tlr child, su'tcus the gums. H.IY- H| pal
glf,, wind rpuc, sud I, lhu ur-i remedy
ilAffhtrA
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Lack, the tailor, has one OF the
lius.t show windows ia the city.
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VT. Hnr..- arari. af. 600. r..r-c.ou to
rhyoa,.rot.Du.nu N..um.,.Hu
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A MARVELLOUS CURE
rurc Walt whI,s., ,,s or,. cn
FuF Tun.u,,,a,,.

'"'' VAL Whi.key fNe ouiy Cure
No.. tor Consumpior.
become h. settled practice Of sll
p.ys'tlHhs OF all d.-len>luI Ur.rl..ts to
aslnlinlster pure uusdultors ed WtisL.,
70, S0Nst hPrloS, aud UuHy'. pure Nslt
"ulsae{ has become the recognized and
.uquestl0ned speed Tor the 60 si ~ M.
l'eaueu disease The sub lined teal
..yhlAh Tear witness t. I,s IuIuubtsJ
~ Madden Ave Baltimore Nd
DtNit EAhy had ystisut ia fh.I Lat
os{st " consumption VGu ,.en sod 9f
enc was sivsa woull vomllt hal
tNeq Der vatious r-tnsd e. hlt all ,..rs
expelled. sud sic received rufr'u,ent - v
oN enema sud Injunction ~ God Liver 6i
Ss I''o E.5' iSysdinSJ aisasIeeable O.
Nhi,kel ! administered = t-t,to,nfu.
nhich va not v0mrei Tbs - did i1.s
NJ uite meat Juice VA. reta.ned
All this AFTER Der family had .ss.n,bI.i{
go her de AN convinced ttst il
o.y ues from fuse oil. bur mot Too al, Va
"'''s'-'si "a. thiyh. 4 y EysrEn y
1tNrtENEN was suddenly .trIcs,i.
WI '.Ntfe hrmurrhass l..'us about on,
900. uI o,pod al .l.e fret Nt' els. aud lsrs-
tuAhuue. itegnently ,heryt er NJ, ca
Nhs conNiercd hopeless, u., ffI.bd, Nf
-ugsd fot my Funeral vas removed 3.
lns iehfsN hosp tai aut sas thrfs M
u'fed nY my pays all f,,usr Cod liver -.
And Wh'skuy. Ou adtl. 90. ,,lt.E., q
Used NN Ygut Dur SP4rs NaItWii.le,
1'.AIded theoi slus ou.y The vLls.ot
feel ] o~c my Re So I.a .lrItt ami
earnestly recommend l' fUf pu',n,t,,,f,
''"p-in" or hemorfhsFes
o. Central Ave. ba.un.or. SID
."uiNiLrNl I h.vs bs" iii. ma,
friends Ill Thought vuu'I d.s II .Iu
suWhlinu. was su siDs and vtsk that
ih~L lad TO hold 10, up 10 s|tr Inc ,nut
l'hty's Pure Malt Wh'.seV Nl d1,tyr
Improve isf,pu.cl SIhiI. + ~, ', "a, I, {.
Nl,'. ANNIE tNlNIS
81 Matter ~ rh.s o.. ST., D. i.,s
hEAh ~ihs Va dsurh'sr mtI been in
deU'nir htnltu. Har u.u.H.f'.sI OF com.
.uWpi. uu The t.efai said she t.iid u,t
i've. Used your puf''a i'ffr Malt Nhis
A,y .ui ,nasumpt.uu cure 200 her snss
Inc duotnr 1ied " .utsnuIufi.r Iius.fr
she y now SO, ui If -.rous so
leeftJ Ju is 'FIroi EiorE
one u th- best 100. l sister. .f tsh.rt,
~ the lultcd stttus 'fe.
Ho'he'ioi' y v. me " t.da.trr
'uEsILrNrs .--ltri. ,r,r.,.t .,.',.
y" l'."'ih'n'ni uHl luts N... WU.hr,
"NI' Na'r USE. Nth .H.st .Afi.faefIsi
HhsInriut, boo The .atl ,ft.s. nf thsi
utfh ilsr're ll- patient IN ys.aE d
Nuuh HIl u.hrI frur Tee '.t. rssou.rsnd
no MI MulnrH 81. tIiulH ~ runprg 4 -
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON MARKET


NEw omfAH- AprU i.-Fuures upcued
"uA -'I'd steady, closing steady nj 10 ,
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L0ck. 'lho' mcrchnnl lniIor
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AGENTS

l lem VAT A NO. ! CYPRESS Cl-
lobart IN , oT' ~. lhau brick guafan'eod not
tiolni or uDi 'aIs VT money refunded, over
b3uet VI ,ev', sIpuu ~. of James & Nhelan.
IT,. .1' oHlh aud Mary streets Waco. TcI
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-06-10

The Secretary of tho Treasury has addressed
q communication to the speaker of the House,
inclosing a report from the director of the
mint, on the Carson, Neb., mint. The director
calls attention to the fact that the legislative
appropriation bill contains no provision for the
care and custody of the mint at that place
while 1t is closed. He also suggests the pro-
priety Of apprOpriating a sum equivalent to
last years appropriation, so that operations
may be resumed especially in view OF the fact
that representations have been made TO the
mint bureau Of the readiness on the part of the
producers OF bullion 10 deposit the same at the
mint at Carson instead of sending II to private
refineries, on condition that certain benefits
which, II Is claimed, are conferred by the law,
and which, during the present year, have been
withheld from this institution in common with
come others by the action of the department,
are restored. The director adds that II ia
doubtless true that the cessation of deposits in
the Carson mint was largely due to the pay
ment of deposits by drafts instead of In cash,
and the imposition OF transportation charge
upon depositors, " excess of the rate paid by
pri yate shippers.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-06-10
NATIONAL TRADES UNIONS.
Full Text Of the Bill Passed Yesterday
by the senate.


Inc Following is the full text OF the bill
passed yesterday Inv the Senate IN leoalize
a. troo..,e..i,a,' - 49,, 49,
'no Incorporation VI huIlOnh Hbuos
unions:
ne A. epoct,,y 20 rbo ,o,,,, nro,toro, ,ro,,os
union in the meaning ~ ,bis AZ anal 10
nify any assoeIatIon nf Jvorking neonIe IA avii,g
two or more hroncbce IN thn ssfnotoa Nv tcrris
tories M The iinitcJ staies To- tbo ,,,rns,oa ~
aiding liz mombeTs IN become mora II, iiIf1i
and efBc,ent yyoyLoro Inc ,rnrooiio,, 81 thaIs
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EXECUTIVE INFORMATION.

Commander Allen d. Brown has been deslg-
mated by Secretary Whitney 10 act temporarily
as superintendent OF the naval observatory.
Pierrico dc Mona, an interpreter in the post.
tanning money he had received from fellow.
countrymen to send to Italy, was sentenced
yesterday to one year In prison.
Capt, Dan G, KingmRn, corps of engineers.
OF Gen. Crooks stan, has been ordered to pro-
coed from Omaha TO Yellowstone National
Park TO continue the works OF improvement of
which he has been in charge each year since
1883.
The Postofice Department has awarded to
a. Hoen a. Co., OF baltimore, at sl3, 800 the cou'
tract for furnishing the department with lltho.
grpphic maps of postal routes for the next
FISCAL year. the maps to be Issued in bimonthly
editions.
The Navy Department is informed that Lieut..
Scheutze, who went to Siberia TO distribute
presents TO the natives who had assisted the
survivors of the Jeanette, arrived at Hakutsk
April "a, and would proceed south in about
forty days.
Acting Secretary Fairchlld yesterday gave q
hearing TO certain importers OF snow'white
wool from the Cape of Good Hope, who claimed
that II should be classified as washed wool In
stead Of as secured wool as has been the prac-
tice at some OF the ports.
The following arc the successful Washington
office Department: Thomas a, Brown, George
Bogus, Peterson Il Childs. Julius Lansburgh,
n. T. Metzger 4 Co., i. Il, Rider Myers "
Loving, j. G. Parker, and Il, G. Wheeler
The Postmaster General yesterday awarded
TO the Morgan Envelope Company and the
Plimpton Manufacturing Company Of Hartford,
Conn, the contracts for furnishing the govern.
ment with stamped envelopes and newspaper
wrappers for four years, beginning Oct. l. 1886.
The estimated expenditure under this caltraCt
will be about s3,25O,OOO.
During the month Of April, 1886, there wero
80 arrests made by officers Of the Pustonice DE-.