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FoH New YEAH's RECEPTIONS.

FAILLE FRANCAIS, MORE FRANCAIS, SATIN
RHADAMES, SATIN MERyEILLEUX, SURAKS and
GAUZES. in all the new Evening Shades
EMBROIDERED and PEARL NULL FLOUNCING,
ILLUSIONS, NETTS.
IACES. in Latest Paris Novelties
We are showing elegant EVENING GOODS at mod
crate prices
PLAIN and EMBROIDERED CREpEs, in delicate
shades.
The most extraordinary bargain in large WHITE
DINNER NAPKINS. at s6. worth 80
BARNESLEY DOUBLE DAMASkS, at 81 so worth
e. What table of better advantage than fine
Linen Dalnask, What makes more useful present
than dozen elegant Napkins:
IarGe stock OF Ladies and Gentlenens SILK UNI
BkELiAS, with fancy handles.
SILK HOSE. in all colors, from s2 10 80 per pair
HANDkERCHIEFS and MUFFLERS in great
variety.
Having reduced the prices of DRESS GOODS
before the Holidays acceptable be selected
IL choice GOODS at great reductions.
4s-in- CASHMERES reduced to S75<c. They can
not b. matched IN the city.
PATTERN DRESSES have been reduced % per cent
We have large stock and are determined to sell.
MORE SASH RIBBONS, at 81, worth 81
SILKS in every shade
Great Birgains in BLACK AND COLORED SILK
vEIyETS
BoSNETs PERFECTION BLACK SILK, the best
h the world.
W. sHUsTER SONS
91e PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
NB-THE BEST Is THE CHEAPEST. dl3
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81. JOHN, N. B., Dec. 15.-The schooner Emily j.
White, from Sans River, N. s., for New York, with
cargo OF piling, has been navigated into this port
by lad named Patterson, who was the only per-
son aboard OF her. The vessel sailed from Sans
river with three persons on board, Captain Pat
tersOn, Mate Atkinson and the boy. IL was in
tended to put into another port the Nova Scotia
coast to complete the crew. Shortly after put
ting 10 sea the mate was knocked overheard by the
main boom. Captain Patterson put on TO his res
cue, but was too late to save him. When he turned
to row back to the schooner she had disappeared.
After searching all night Captain Patterson landed
at Quaco. The Lad on the schooner stood at the
wheel all day and all night. skfllfuly navigating
her clear OF numerous dangerous points and nm.
ally made this harbOr. He was once beaten on by
heavy head winds but when the breeze changed he
again attempted TO AFFECT an entranc, and this time
succeeded. Weary with his ceaseless watch and
labor he ran the schooner on the f1atS and sought
sleep In his berth. The vessel was found by the
captain who had reached this city and depatched
O tug In search OF the schooner
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- IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

K&S II H1SrbIc rnE lSsUpkEME ~ IN C0uRC OF THE
Holding Special Term Term in Equity.
and othersNo sSss I6soe fqaiy asTss boeks
whss Inf Gssss & q 1p, the tS bin q hs
IS sas nssss's Of sef
ht the United ssates to nns s :and slsdr snd n
its st in charge Of The seefe.ay or ae Of %ar
which land and water in The bin itself is described
pounds ''N "''"'A ''' i0N0"'hs me'es anu
Bee, Bes5nnins at the southeast of the square
Washington the District Of Columbia and running
aes ne y g @ said One fsn
sxteen and six;tenths u166 feet to the line of the
canal bank parallel to and about ten lO) feet south
reS o5 EeeS south s de
ared seventy and three tenths ul74 3 feet to
es Of sd az
sress ss sout9 dsgress thirty maStss
and four-tenths C36345 feet to stake; thence
s1pns said canal bsnk parallel to and about ten
sos;h sstyour dsgrse esht min MINUTES ,. east g. go
5 1
s s.ss $50 o thirtesn Sandred nine nais and
canal bank parallel to and about ten 0 feet south Of
said row of sycamore trees south elshtyve degrees
drsd, seventy and -tenhs e feet to the
s
along the so1fss rs Of ssd avenue emu II ye I've hndTsd red
Of Seventeenth 9TH street. thence along said east
line of Seventeenth 7thj street. being the line
and iseenths ssj feet 70 stake thence along
the crest 3f the bark tprmins . So the southwestern
ment GROUNDS, in southeasterly direction about
the nierseetion Of the eastery line Of Fifteenth 5th1
street with the northeasterly line of t>r street,
and thirty l:s:S1. thence aSne the northeast
line sf Water stree, in the southwest line of square two
teenth Q4thl street and Maryland in the pro-
four-tenths cs4 A. feet TO stake near the middle Of
e street tree south & thence to the nearest Eolnt
thence with the shore line of the POtolnac
Of ,he arnds thence aSns the esss cf
the Washington channel of the Potomac River in a
thence across the main channel Of the Potomac River
IN westerly dirse;oa to The west side Of said chan;
Of said river in general nerthwesterly direction fol
west side Of said channel from which the southwest
corner of Essbys Wharf bears north seyentynine de-
mel in the line Of the of % a nort
ss snthses 81 o S a
Along the s9uth sde q @ sad wharf north
and @ t sfS
west line of the square south of twelve Q2) thence
hundred niaesy and ss.enass @ @ 1853
IL the
Selng magnene, and upon m9t9n q Augustus SIS
o seaass
sna S .be Of 9f sas aes of GSn
that all persons and corporations interested in the sub
Within the said mees ard bounds or in any part thereof
be and they hereby cited and required to appear
this Court before the third day of January 1887
to the bill of complaint in this case, and
forth and maintain any right. title, interest claim
that any such persons corporations may have the
premises and that any person or corporation failing to
day sRa i M % @ e barred barred
from setting maintaining right title, interest
claim IL tine premises provided that a copy this
order shall be inserted advertisement in the
Evening Star and in the Washington Post two news
~
District three weeks successfully, BEGINNING on
CHARLES p JAMES.
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Washington News and Gossip.

THE SUPPLEMENT OF THE EVENING STAR to-day
contains: Secretary Lamar and the doctors, the
question OF school teachers salaries the loss OF
the steamer White, telegraphic dispatches, gen.
eral news etc. The advertisements are classified
as follows: Auction Sales, Educational, Ladies'
Goods, House-furnishings, Financial, Family Sup
plies, Gentlemen's Goods Wood and Coal, Hotels,
Professional Specialties Books Pianos and organs,
Medical, Railroads, Potomac River Boats, Steam
ers, Attorneys, Dentistry, TheTrades, Under
takers.
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Suits
CHICAGO, Dec. 15.-At late hour last night
Charles +. Locke, general manager OF the Ma
tional opera company, made the Following state
ment: "There is no financial trouble with the Ma
tOnal opera company; there is no consolidation
with any other company contemplated; there Is
no Intention necessity or prospect OF disorganza-
ton; there is no trouble between leading mem.
bers or between them and Mr.. Thomas; there In
no truth In the stories affecting the credit Of the
company in any way, and authors OF such f1ctions
In the future and periodicals. publishing them win
be prosecuted for libel
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A Chicago Theaier Levied On.

CHICAGO, Dec. l5-The Casino theater has been
levied upon to satisfy confession OF judgment
for a, ,407 In favor OF Paul +. Held. A deputy
sheriff served the papers last evening and the
house was placed in charge OF a custodian. The
judgment was In reality In favor OF James j.
Hoch, one OF the proprietors Tor money advanced.
IL is alleged that $4,000 have been sunk ia the
theater since it was opened.
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Han,mered Nearly ao Deaah.

CLEVELAND, o., Dec. l5.-In a drunken row at
Kate McDonnells boarding house, on oregon street
last night, Harry Leonard was struck twice on the
head with a hammer by James Mccormick. Leon
ard Is at the hospital In dying condition. Seven
people are under arrest.
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Two Horse Thieves Killed.
FIRED ON WHILE TRYING TO ESCAPE AND FATALLY
WOUNDED.

DALLAS, TEX, Dec. 15-News has reached the
city OF a fatal battle with horse thieves at day.
break yesterday, near Kemp I'm Kaufman county,
on the Texas Trunk road, nifty miles southeast vi
Dallas. Two strange men were discovered near
the village with fifteen horses in their possession
Hank shelton, Texas trunk section foreman and
a man named Wright engaged the strangers In
conversation. Receiving Inconsistent and con-
nicting statements from them, they concluded
that the horses were stolen and being driven To
Indian Territory. suddenly the men put spurs TO
the horses on which they Were mounted and fed
for the timber, about an eighth OF a mile away,
leaving thirteen animals behind. shelton
and Wright opened fire, which was returned
After several exchanges OF shots the two strangers
fell from their saddles, one shot through lung
and the other through the hip. They were placed
on mattresses In the bottom OF a wagon and
ing there and the other at last accounts, was be-
l1eyed TO be expiring. All efforts to secure their
names proved Tutile, as both refused TO talk and
there was nothing on their persons by which 70
identity them.
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Failure "a Wheeling.

WHEELING, w. Va. Dec. l5.-The large retail
clothing firm OF j. Br1eS & Co failed yesterday.
with liabilities OF about $40 600, and assets aggr
eating SIS 600 TO s2OO
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GOVERNMENT .:RECEIPTs To-DAY.-Internalcre creve
nue., s276, ,Os1; customs, $751, 1872.

ARMY ORDERs.-Second Lieut.. Jno. P. Finley, re-
heved from duty In New York city and ordered to
report to the chief signal Ocer for duty in WASH
ington. Leave OF Major Anson Mills, 10th cavalry,
extended three months. First Lieut.. o. NJ. Carter,
engineer corps, ordered from Savannah to Fer
nandina, Fla, on public business. Hospital Stew
ard Chas. PirmbS retired.
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Ss,Tlle End iS Not YETI,

sSIhe End h NOt Yet>>1
GRINER.
The Secretary of State has received q report
from the United States consul at Piedras Negras
Mexico, in regard to the killing OF Hewlett c.
Grtner, an American citizen, at Las VEGAS, Mex
leo, ON the 7th OF November. The report says:
1.-THE murder was the result OF q long existing
feud, which had previously resulted in the death
OF fve persons. It seems that Grtner had been
appointed guardian OF his brothers children and
had assumed charge OF their Inheritance, which
was considerable The widow subsequently mar
ried AlvinO Perez, and he soon afterward accused
Griner OF squander1ng the estate. A bitterness
was then engendered between the two men, which
increased in Intensity as time rolled by until all
the direct relations OF both families were In
vOived."
Two OF the Griner family still live, and, as the
United states consul says, '"rhe end Is not yet.n
He says that the Mextcans who perpetrated the
last murder belong to that element who neither
obey the laws OF their own nor any other country,
and are mercilesS In the resentment OF wrong,
real or fancted.
The Brooklyn Literary Union urges the passage
OF the Blair educational bill.
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SIX Dvvellines Rurmed.

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. l5.-SiX small dwellings on
Pleasant and Constance streets were destroyed b.
fire yesterday. The loss is 1000; covered by In.
Surance.
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AMONG THE PRESIDENTS CALLERS to-day were
Senators Butler, Colquitt. stanford, Beck and
Sabin. Governor HOadley OF Ohio, Representatives
Payson, Weaver OF Iowa, Hammond, Hayden,
Morrow, Toole, Gilfllan, Plum Frederick, Cox OF
North Carolina, Peters, Sawyer and ErmentrOut
with d. II. Schwager Of Pennsylvania, and Robert
Johnston OF New York, Walter Clearey. w. l. Har-
wood and L. G. Martin OF Kansas, Eugene NJ. VII
SON or Minneapolis, s. A. Smith OF kansas, General
%. b: McKibbn and Judge AcIlyra OF Washington
Territory.
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Loxpey Bee. 15-In the appeal OF james cor.
den Bennett against the decision swarding cyrus
w. Field ssooo damages fer statements deroga-
tory TO the latter published In the New York
Her,rsd the court OF appeals to-day uusshed the
verdict against Mr. Bennett The present decision
takes the ground that Mr. 'Bennet, not being q
British subject nor resident OF Great Britain The
substituted service on him I'm London upon which
the verdict was obtained was Illegal The cour
condemns Mr. Field 20 pay the costs
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Society Notes.


After the receptions OF Monday, society dropped
yesterday into series OF luncheon parties Among
others, Mrs Lincoln gave delightful one to
ladies' The table decorations were unique and
rose hued. In the center OF the table was laid
square Of pink velvet, ubOn which rested basket
OF maiden hair ferns. At either end OF this were
great bowls OF pink carnations. The favors were
pink satin Sachet bags, tied with olive ribbons and
wrought with a Mikado monogram In olive silk.
In the ends OF each was placed a cOrsage knot OF
voets and these rested in stacks at each end OF
the table, before distribution, they presented a
solid purple surface. The ladies were invited to
meet Mrs. Lyman Tiffany, OF New York, who has
e1 TO washington lor the WINTER and has taken
niece OF Mrs. Gen. Mckeever. Mrs. Tiffany has
two lovely daughters, who will be graceful ac-
invited were Mrs. Gould, Mrs. Manning, Mrs.
Whitney, Miss Jenkins, OF Natchez, Mrs. Chas. A.
MUM, Mum, OF Chicago, Mrs; Ackley, Mrs Hit, Mrs.
GOldsborough, Mrs. George B. Lor1ng, and Mrs. ].
Jones. Miss Jenkins Of Natchez, Is the guest OF
Mrs. Lincoln. Mrs Lincoln will resume her receD.
tions on Tuesdays in January.
Mrs. Cleveland has received several letters from
the temperance society women OF St. Louis and
Gniesgo age fervently advising her to shun the ow
Mrs. A. A. Wilson gave luncheon to ladies on
yesterday.
Mrs. L. z. Letter is again in the city, located in
the Blaine mansion. Mrs. Letter will keep Tuesday
for receiving calls for the season.
Beyond Dupont Circle Saturday is the favorite
day for receptions. Mrs. Chandler and Miss Chan
der Mrs. Patten and the Misses Patten see callers
on that day. Mrs. Patten went to New York yes
terday afternoon.
Mrs. James E. Campbell will hold her usual
Tuesday receptions in January.
Admiral and Mrs Upshur entertained at dinner
on Wednesday Assistant Secretary and Mrs Fair
Child, Admiral and Miss Steedman, Commodore
and Mrs. Harmony, Lieutenant and Mrs. Ridgely
Hunt and MIR. EndcOtt, 1r., to meet their guest,
Miss Merwin, OF Boston, who will remain yet some
days with them.
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The Offfcers Apparently Determined -
Set Up q state a0yernment.
CHICAGO, Dec. Ia special from Huron, Dakota,
says about one hundred members OF the constitu-
t0nal convention and all OF the members Of the so
'1GOvernOr" Mllette, "U. s. senator" Edgert0n and
other prominent supporters OF the movement. II
seems inevitable, from the general tone OF these
here that the restraining clause OF the ordinance
will be repealed and date set for the state gov
ernment 70 begin running.
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Proposed Committee Of One Hundred.
THE MEETING WHICH WAS TO HAVE BEEN HELD
TONIGHT POSTPONED.
The meeting OF the citizens for the purpose of
selecting the committee OF one hundred, which was
10 have been held at Masonic Temple this evening,
has been postponed, subject to the call Of the
chairman, VIM. NJ. Gait. The p0stpOnement was
rendered necessary because the hall in Masonic
Temple is being occupied In making preparations
for opening the Garfield Fair.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

- W. s. TAPPAN, JEwELER, 6O4 9TH ST
- n w, mas Just received a large lot of ine
Watches Jewelry Clocks Silverware &C. for the HoIi
days Cali early and secure bargains dll-2w
ESNEW OPENING OF A FIRST CLASS MEAT
anu PROVISION Market 3:34 Pa ave m w
Meats and Provisions at the lowest market prices
a,o o.. H. OPPENHEIMER,
uIOo.- 334 Pa ave. NV
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Resignation Of Deputy Commissioned
Rogers.

Rogers.
Mr.. H. G. Rogers, deputy commissioner OF in
ternal revenue, has resigned The resignation is to
take effect on the appointment and qualification
OF his successor. This action was taken at the
request OF the President. Mr.. Rogers is q repub-
lican and has been In Office for many years There
derstOod that Mr.. Henderson, chairman of the
Indiana state democratic committee, Will be ap-
pointed to succeed him.
Changes i'm the Offices.
Silas c. Clarke, OF Connecticut, has resigned his
position chief OF the division of internal revenue
and miscellaneous accounts in the first controllers
office to take effect on January 13 and Samuel A.
Walton, OF Kentucky, has been appointed to sue
ceed him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-15

the navy yard at League Island, Philadelphia, on
the 2Sth instant, vice Capt. r. L. Law, retired.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-15

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 15.-The plan for the re0r.
ganZatl0n OF the Reading railroad, completed yes
terday by the reconstruction trustees, was to-day
approved by the board OF managers OF the COM
pany. The new plan deals with all the various
classes OF securities OF the company. IL Is based
upon the issue OF a new general mortgage four
per cent loan OF 800 100000, which Il TO be the
hrst lien upon all the companys properties.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-15

from the B3tlinore sum- to-day.
Mr.. Joseph A. Thomas attorney for MI. Edward
G. Thomas, administrator with the viii annexed
OF Joseph Neal deceased, uncle OF President Cleve
land win shortly file creditors bin In the circuit
court, asking decree for the sale OF the real es-
tate OF Mr. Neal 10 pay the debts OF the estate 10
this bill President Cleveland, as one OF the heirs
will necessarily be party defendant. The pro.
cee1ng is rendered necessary by the fact that the
personal property 0f Mr. Neal now being admin
istered by Mr.. Edward q. Thomas In the orphans
court VIII not be sucient TO pay the debts OF the
estate Mr. Joseph A. Thomas win visit Washing
ton and consult with the President before insti-
tuttng the proceeding. II has not been necessary
heretofore to communicate with Mr. Cleveland
about his uncles estate, and he has never been
heard from on the subject. The payment OF the
debts will consume all the personality and about
81 500 OF the real estate, leaving between a. COO
and s, 600 for distribution under the Will Taking
1900 as basis 0f calculation for the entire ros
due, the share OF the children OF Ms. Cleveland
tthe Presidents mother would be Sl asa which
divided among the seven, would give each q frac-
ro1 , over SaS0; Tns latter M amount Iherelors rep
President undr the WIN Of his Balf10oge una0A
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REMOVAL MR. JOHN E. REUBSAM.
- inventor and manufacturer of the Home Gym
nasiin and Muscle Bater has removed his office To the
northeast of ard streets northwest where
he Will be pleased his friends and also give Tree
instruction to all in the of his inventions for the
restoration of health. n22- Inn
JNo W. CoRsoN. JNo W MCCARTNEY,
Member n y. Stock Ex
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Pay Inspector John Il. Steven
son, ordered inspector Of provisions and CLOTH
ing at the New York navy yard, 31st instant; En-
sign Edwards F. Leiper, detached from the coast
survey and ordered to the Dolphin; Assistant Sur
ge0n Ernest AuZal, from the Independence and
ordered to the coast survey steamer Macarthur;
Lieut.. Geo. A. Norris from the New York navy
yard and ordered as member OF the board OF in
spectfon OF foreign ships at New York; Chief En-
g1neer John W. Moore, from experimental duty at
the New York navy yard and ordered to duty Mt
that yard January goth; Chief Engineer Edward
B. RObte, from the New York navy yard, January
oath, and placed on waiting orders; Pay Inspector
A. J. Clarke, from duty as Inspector OF provisions
and clothing at the New York navy yard, 31st in
stant, and ordered to settle accounts and wait
orders; Assistant Engineer Samuel H. Leonard,
from the fish commission steamer Fish Hawk and
ordered to the coast survey; Capt. E. e. Potter,
ordered to assume command OF The League Island
navy yard, 2Sth instant; Passed Assistant Surgeon
Frank Anderson, to the receiving ship Independ-
ence; Pay Director ThOS. H. LOCKER, continued on
present duty till December 31st 1857; CHIEF Engi-
neer Geo. W. Melville, detached from duty under
the bureau OF equipment and recruiting and
ordered to the Atlanta; Chief Engineer /. r. Nc
Nary, from the Atlanta on the reporting of his
relief and ordered to the bureau OF equipment and
recruiting; Ensign Chas. s. Ripley, from the coast
survey and granted six months leave; Lieut.. E. j.
Dorn from the New Hampshire and ordered to the
no r1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-15

The Brooklyn Literary Union urges the passage
OF the Blair educational bill
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

MRS JENNIE FOWLER WILLING. OF
49, Chicago, will continue special courses at
sna ssf 5aa
18th as follows: 80. Crayon Bible reading Child
preaching. Come to these services. 1t.
- THE ADJOURNED MEETING FOR THE
Hundred S Gsens is postpeneS d uD
will Be en- the call of the
y DIAN Ass6CiaT1oS are invited 70 attend
thsiE neSt regular meeting At the Arlington Hotel on
NM DgScAs will speak Of the Eemarsable results Of
British Columbia e '''' di5-3t
AS1~WAkp AvEfING and EIINoR MARX
III y9sils are cordially invited Admission free ~
49, ' Ar BRASS IS seopss, s,srs
CHEAP FOR CHRISTMAS.
dis 531 18th st. n. W.
Rs z. 81. BAPTIST CHURCH, NEAR 9Th
s sssHAf SanSsR1
NOTICE TO THE PUBIIC-THE IN-
sr.sns ~ business Of the shs late na Besw
1ss sss
ns % IDS iSr past st a and hoping for connu
dI4-3t Mrs JAS. BEILEw.
R@ PRINCETON ALUMNI DINNER-THE
~ sixteenth annual dinner of this association
will be given on THURSDAY. December 18th, ut p.
m at Chamberlin's, corner 10th and l SITS. Resident
yited. Tickets, S5 can be procured from the secre
tary, JNO III: VOORHEES,, Room FL St Cloud build
ing, corner 9TH and sts or Of A: =. MORSE, chair
man executive committee, 1905 Pennsylvania ave.
d14-3ts
wAsHIseroN, D. e; December 8 1886.
our place of business. 403 9th street being
trely destroyed by the fire of December th wish to
state that the business will be continued with
tire new stock as soon as We can procure suitable
place. of which due notice will be eiven. Until such
time our books will be open FOR the settlement of
counts and our customers can be supplied with any
thing they may desire in the line of Wall Paper VIM
dow Shades &c. at 1113 + st. NV. with the same
promptness as heretofore shown.
Thanking you for past favors and hoping to merit
continuance OF the same in the future am
Most truly yours.
JAMES B. HENDERSON,
Manager for
d14-1m II. HENDERSON.
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The Tenure Of office Bill. Z

In the Senate yesterday, after Mr.. E1munds had
stated his objections to the bill to repeal the ten
ure OF oflice oct, Mr.. Hoar made an argument in
its favor. He said that the House OF Representa-
tives in the very first Congress after the passage
OF the tenure OF ONCE law, had passed bill to re-
passed the House In the following Congress by g
vote OF 150 to %, and again In 1872 without d.
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CORSON & MCCARTNEY,
Bankers and Dealers in Government Bonds
Deposits Exchange. Loans Collections
Railroad Stocks and Bonds and all securities listed
on the Exchanges of New York. Philadelphia Boston
and Baltimore bought and sold.
speciality made Of Investment Securities. District
Bonds and all Local Railroad, Cas- Insurance and Tele
phone Stock dealt in
American Bell Telephone Stock bought and sold au7