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DIED.


FOWLER On Tuesday afternoon November l6
at 3 p. M SARAH T.. beloved ife OF samuel Fowler,
In her Both yesr.
A light from our household is gone
The voice we loved is stilled,
A place Is vacant in midst
That never can be filled.
Soon In fadeless fields I'll roam:
Cease your weeping. dearest children,
AID only goi, home
Funeral will take place from her late residence, No
llO3 Eleventh street southeast. Friday afternoon.
GIBSON. ANNIE MARGARET GIBSON. beloved
and only daughter of George and Sarah Gibson $50
Funeral viii take place from the parents residence
No. n jackson alley, Thursday. nj 3 O'Clock p .
ten O'Clock p.mr JOHN 4. HALLECk, IN the my.
Funeral from The residence of his son n-lsw Jsme,
White 81 Thru street THURSDAY ne
1855. II $50 q M. HENRY, the beloved chld n
Henry {. and Mary K Hohn,aan. aged ) year, aad
Funeral from his parents residence. No. 1881
ism, a. $50 Relatives and friends respect
VA. 10 O'clock sunday Evsnss. soVenb Ia nof ls
sister NJ DOLORES daughter Of the Lat q rye aud
iortytwo years member Of the community OF sisters
May she rest In peace Amen
LE - wife q Charlie. Norri. AND dsSshiS
]. We watched and waited by her,
still hoping she would stay;
But The angel gently whispered
I'll bear this gem away.
q We lay her away TO rest.
Beneath the silent SOD:
Her ytctOry's won, she's crowned n n
AZ hosne with friends and God.
q We were weeping nj her pillow
For we knew that she must die.
But our hearts shall De ed and lonelv
since mother In the grave must lie
attend sss n sss ss1S,ss: :ss
O'Clock. from her late residences, corner IL FourI6
and streete southeast 1nferment In Fairnr ss.ss-
Va. Friday. November 10
sCaAffkkr On Tuesday. November l0kh lae6
q $40 p n, MAMIE. only daughter OF John II. ard
Kate Scha0erl aged years mooth md "a a.. e''1
unssss wsli tsks place nom her parents resdsncs.
No 1zO0 Third street southwest q 5 81 clock n M
Thursday. November 18th. FrIsn1s ~ sai.fs.2
ere respsoefully tuvtsed % aetenA
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Lamb VIII Not Reply % Wise.

A telegram from Norfolk, Va, November 16,
says: Col. VIM Lamb, when shown the card OF
the Hon. Geo. ID. Wise to-day, and asked II
he intended TO notice IL, stated that he never
resorted to the columns of newspapers 10 settle
personal difficulties, and intimated that tho
card would receive no attention from him in
any way. He said IL he had injured Capt Wise
by word or act he was perfectly willing 10 make
amende honorable. He had explained fully
To the friends OF Capt. Wise the nature of his
remarks at the Johnson hall meeting and
thought II was satisfactory, but had never
heard a word from Capt. Wise in response. IL
is generally believed here that Col. Lamb will
not take any further stems In the mailer
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sew NAVAL PAYMASTER GENERAL.
Pay Director FnltOn Appointed.

The President this afternoon appointed Pay
director James Fulton to be chief OF the bureau
OF provisions and clothing and paymaster gen.
eral of the navy.
Otner Appointments by the President.
charles Jonas, OF Wisconsin, to be consul at
Prague.
Z. I. Grellet, of California, to be consul at
Algiers.
sui at Kehl.
Alexander Z: Jones, Of West Virginia, to be
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a CLERK AT THE NAVY YARD SHOT Bf A CIT
lien OF NORFOLK.
A special telegram from Norfolk, Va, Nov.
18th, Says: A shooting aifray occurred in the
navy yard this afternoon that caused consid-
cradle sensation. Mr.. George Hin. OF this city,
accompanied by his eghteen-year-odd aug hter
went over To the yard in search OF ]. ID. Potter
a young draughtsman In the steam engineering
department. They were shown TO the office al
the party they were IN search of, and Mr. Hin
called Potter TO the door. After "A short CONVEX
sation Hin drew revolver and shot Potter
twice-one ball passing into the lower part Of
the bowels and the other through the right arm.
Hill was quickly arrested by the yard watch
man, and, with his daughter. confined in the
guaId-room, to be turned over To the United
States commissioners. Miss Hill was SUISSE
queDt!y released. The surgeons OF the yard
looked after the wounded man, and then sent
him home in the ambulance. The shooting
was on account OF Miss Hill claiming that Pot
ter wrote her insulting letters.
Hill was yesterday taken before United
States Commissioners Barry and Henkle and
examined on the charge. The Investigation
resulted in sending the accused on to the No.
vember term of the United States district
court and his commitment To jail without bail.
1T is thought that Potter viii! die from his inju-
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Alexandria Affairs.
SaxHnrfaH Cor Trru


RENT FOR ALEXANDRIA CANAL PROPERTY
established on the river side adjoining the late
Alexandria canal, has contracted In its lease to
manufacture {, ZOO, 600 bricks within 1--WE ears
and to pay twenty-five cents on each thousand
bricks and $500 per annum. This will give the
canal company 50, $50 for the five years lease.
poor house have enjoyed some good butter
lately. On several occasions recently light
weight prints were seized by the clerk OF the
market The last cOnfscation was Of fourteen
and a half pounds OF Fairfax prints, each Of
which lacked more than an ounce Of the true
other provisions forfeited aud seized |. shall
be sent to the aims house. under the direction OF
the mayor"
CHURcH ORGAxs.-The congregations of sew.
eral churches have purchased within few
years past hne new organs and another splen-
the M. Z. church south with the proceeds OF
their RAINBOW fatf." Messrs. Benont Wheat,
VIM. ]. Vincent and Geo. r Hill, all Leading
citizens, have the matter In charge, and agrand
organ will soon be in place In that church.
NOTES.-The Washington ferry boat brought
Javens from her late home, on 9Th and streets
southwest-The Alexandra Y. n. &. A held
u meeting last night--A hunting party OF
gentlemen and ladies left here this morning
early for chase In Fairfax county.-Mr. E:
G Joyce has been Appointed general agent OF
andria and Washington railroad here. vice Mr..
r. B. Boone, resigued.--Mr. R H Warder
has sued the Midland railroad tor $4,000
compensation for the death OF his son, WIN.
Marder, Who was Kiled st 1. y, Ns, ey ths
took place this afternoon from her uncle's resi-
dence on South Alfred street
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A Defective Six.Inch Gun.

The jacket OF the six-inch gun which was
found to have defective tube was slipped off
at the navy yard yesterday. The disassemb-
ling OF this gun was commenced several weeks
ago, and the hoops were removed then, but the
removal of the jacket was postponed until yes
terday. There was never any doubt as to the
success OF the undertaking, as the dsassembling
OF gun is. considered an easy matter, though
delicate, and the work has been accomplished
reported that it was an eight-inch gun which
had been found detective, and was disassem-
bled. This Is q mistake, as none of the four
eight-1nch guns practically completed have
shown any defects. The defective tube OF the
six-inch gun referred to will De returned to the
contractors, the Midvale Iron company, til re-
sponsible parties, who will replace 1t by new
one, according to contract.
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No such violent Storm X nowu % Occur
an Early In Year~

ST. PAUL MINI, Nov. l..-Snow began fall.
ing early yesterday morning ana continued all
day, though the fall was light. After midnight
last night, however. n genuine blizzard set I'm
and this morning people found the streets and
sidewalks badly blockaded, 50 that travel MAS
n Nt TO impossible
Reports indicate that the blizzard began I'm
the western part OF this state and swept east
and south through Wiscon~in. RaiIro d travel
is greatly impeded and street cars lind IL almost
impossible 10 run. The wind il blowing hard
ana drifting snow Iast the streets and
walks are cleared. No such storm has occurred
so early In the season tor Nears.
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League OF Liberal Women.

Special Cable Dispatch to The EVENING STAR
LONDON, Nov. ia meeting was held last
night at the National Liberal club to found a
liberal league to be called the Ivy League, to do
for liberalism what the Primrose League does
for toryism. The proceedings are said TO have
been very enthusiastic, but it is not yet certain
that the promoters of sufficient influence to
secure the movement general support.
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FOR STOPPING A SPEECH.
Proceedings to Be Taken by the Social
lists Against the London Police Al.


Special Cable Dispatch to The EVENING STAR.
LONDON, Nov. 1.-The socialist demonstra-
ton will be held at Trafalgar square Sunday.
The leaders were anxious to send u deputation
to Lord Salisbury. The prime minister, how
ever, spends his Sundays at his country seat at
Hatfield. The deputation was therefore tmpOs-
sible. Though the police are taking every pre-
caution, no disturbance is expected.
Hyndman, in u letter to the Times this morn
be taken against Sir Charles Warren for pre-
venting the socialist Ward from addressing IL
legal public meeting, on lord mayors day, in
TrafalgarSQuare.
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MISS CHAPMAN BECOMES LIEUT.. CoFFrN's
WIFE.-The marriage Of Lieut.. Coffin. U. 8. n,
4 member Of the Greedy relief party, and Miss
Emma Stephanie Chapman, for a number OF
years past connected with the Boston Home
Journal occurred yesterday afternoon az the
street, Roxbury, Mass. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. A. K. Potter, DID,, pastor Of
the Dudley street Baptist church, IN the pres
ence OF q few OF the Immediate relatives Of
both parties. Mr.. and Mrs. Conn left last
evening for Brooklyu, n. Y, where they viii
live during the winter.
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AT the session OF the American Ornithoiogfsts'
union at the National Museum yesterday a
paper on 1.-THE Destruction of Singing Birds'
was read, and MIR. Sonnet read an exhaustive
report on the migration of Birds" This morn
ing the union continued It's session and dis
cnssed at considerable length the migration Of
1irds 10 the economic aspect OF the subject. At
DO elected.
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MAkRlEn,.

BAGBY-FRAZIER. ON November 10 1ssA by
Re-. Richard Morris. AN BIiCsE ID. BAGBY TO Miss
INDIA FRAZIER, both OF Washington, ID. G. 2s
CLOKEY-OLINER. On November 3D. lSs8 al
Alexandria Va, by the Rev. Ramsey Smitson, OF The
NJ. T. Church SOUTH ARTHUR r. CLOkEY. Of
Washington. ID. G.. and ALLIE BELLE OLIV EK of
Fairfax county, Va
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The New York SenatOrship.
HIsCoCK's CHANCES IN VIEW OF THE MILLER

AnC NVW 4OrA Oeu0tOEOAARs
HIscoCK's CHANCES IN VIEW OF THE MILLER
MORTON FIGHT.
Among New York politicians in Washington
and they are well represented at the national
capitalize subject OF the election Of United
States Senator in that state to succeed Hon.
Warner Miller ia one of interest Among the
democrats the opinion seems to prevail that
Representative Hiscock will be the next Sena-
TOR. II Is conceded that Mr.. Hiscock win have
from 10 70 20 votes in the Legislature that will
stick TO him. Senator Miller has the lead in
the race, II appears, but Hon. Levi p. Morton IL
regarded as close second. The theory which
fav0rs Mr.. HiscOck's election Is that Miller and
Morton will wngc warfare SO hot against each
other that both will be laid aside and AiscOck
taken up as the most available man.
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400 p st. NV, 5 rs. $15
2262 Cleveland, 6 rs--....l5
3l6 y ST s.w., 5 rs...l4. 80
Dos. 80, BIZ, 3l4 n
81. S.w. 3 rs....-.......IS. 80
1857 22d St n. W. 4rs... II
34I NJ st. s W., 5r........1Z
1912 Blagden n.w..3r....Il
32S l. 2 "..-....-.---.-.-lU.SD
Oil 10Th st. Sc, . rs. 1890
GIL 18th ST. s.w.. D rslO.3O
1905 to 1918 Sd Sc, or.
1885 9TH st. ne. 5 rs...-...S
18Th and ID SITS s.e., 5 ISIS
3 Wilson St. trearJ, 4 rs. 5
I462 X St, (rearl .n.w-4rs.S
22z2 Sth st. n. W., 3 rs.....-1
:}3l Allen Court. 4r..-6.5O
624 Mass. Az. rear 3r.6. so
425 / IT n. W. rear a SD
1923 2Uth st. NV. (rear D
I STORES.
COG llth stn.w., store and
/ cellar .....-----..-------.-. SOO
3O4 y st. s.W.. store &
Z dwelling, u rs..............3O
400 MasS.ay.B.w W. l'ge r.25
22l2 18th NV. store...-25
2U45 9TH ST. n.w.........--..15
| OFFICE ROOM.
l1106 L st. NV, z rs. $40
SHED.
1919 Corcoran st...... 500
lOO6 h ST. NV.
Err & CO., 9l6 F ST. NV.
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FOR lighthouses.
NM UE&

"k KEN : -
1t 1919 1 st. l6r..-Sl5O
BIZ T. st. NV, LEI rs..-l25
l225 r st. NV, l5r--I5sy
llU3-O5 18th II. w.lOr. 100
lI2I l4sh St. l3r-...S334
l.O6 + st. NV. lxr....... 20
ITO r ST. n. W.. 12r....5
HOS + 81. NV. 12rs..-75
2O2OA22 y st.n.w.,l2r-75
1920 q ST NV, 10 rs.-55
ST 9th ST. NV. Sr. 40
DBL h st. NV. Sr......3:1
139 3D. st. NV, . rs-3U. 40
1917 18th St NV, q rs.-30
1324 L. st. NV, % rs.....3O
1888 ID ST. NV, .r.....29.5U
1857 ; ST. NV. 1rs...-26
1928 n. j. av. NV. 1r-.25
$50 y st. NV. s rs.....25
23O1 NJ st. N. W., q rs...25
SOS Z ST. ne. Gr.--.-20 So
133 + St. ne, 1rs--.20. AS
431 III 81. NV. % rs. 20
2J21 h ST. NV, 7Is..iS
lila N Cap. 81. n.w.1S.4O
go / St n e., Sr.........lS
430 9TH St ne. 6r...-.IS
100 NJ ST. NV. 5r...l6
800 \ It. s.w., d rs...I6.6.
Az y. J. av.u.w. or. 10. 81
ZIG r st. H. W.. 6r.-l5
20;}S 9Th st. NV, d rs...15
FIG Cleveland, q rs.-..l5
FURNI
18th St near Dupont Cir
cie..--..-.----..-.-.--.--.... 500
18th ST, mr.. Thomas
SICle---------..-- lou
nl3 u. h. WARN
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She Attempts to Kill Her Son an
Then Cuts Her Own Throat.

Then Cuts Her own Throat.
JERSEY CITY, n. j., Nov. ia tenement
house tradgedy. horrible In all its details, was
enacted in Jersey City last night. Mrs. Bridget
Moran, aged 81 years, attempted to kill her ten.
year-Old son and then cut her own throat The
family consists OF the mother and four child.
ren-Eddie, aged ten years, and three younger
James Moran, the husband and father, is boss
track layer, ana two years ago went to New
Zealand under a contract TO superintend q Job
He has not been heard from since his depart
ure, and the afflicted woman, who was obliged
to go out washing by day and 10 take in sewing
by night In order TO support her family, was
nearly crazed by anxiety over his protracted
absence. Yesterday she had no work, and the
neighbors say they heard her moaning and sob
bling all day. Last night the neighbOrhood
was aroused about midnight by cries of murder
and help. Eddie Moran was found in the han.
way crying for help. Patrick Calvin who oc.
cupies rooms on the floor above ran 10 his res.
cae. He found Mrs. Moran unconscious upon
the floor, with deep cut across her throat
The other three children were peacefully sleep
ing in bed. She IL not expected TO live Eddie
says that his mother drst visited the bed room
and, covering the faces of The three children
with CLOTH made thrust ut his throat with a
table knife. He s;rang up and caught her, and
she then ran back into the front room, where
she cut her throat before he could prevent her
The police believe that the woman intended TO
kill her four children and then 70 take her own
life.
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Mr.. Samuel II. Yeatman, OF the Interior de-
partment has been presented with very hand
some gold headed cane By some OF his friends
Of the Fifth Baptist church.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
tNOR SALk-FlNE HOUSE On GRANT PLACE,
i between 9th and 10Th sts. NV: $I2, 900

LNOts SALE-flNE HOUSE On GRANT PLACE,
IL between 9th and 10Th SITS. NV: SO, 600
GEO p. GOFF.
nI7-2w* 14Ie New York ave
E>OR sALE-COsY TWO-STORY BRICK. SEVEN
II Rooms and bath. m l., Columbia St, between
and SIS W. near three lines of cars, schools and
markets X. Il. 4. LEIPOI4D, 1881 st. NV. Mist
E>OR SALE-THkEE-sTORY AND BASEMENT
- Brick m l., M st. NV; $1,000. Ihree-story
Brick. rooms, deep lot 18th st. NV. 900.
Iwo-stoTy Srick, rooms. l. with two-story brick,
stable. st.. near 10th; S1 600. r. II. T. LEIPOiD
1881 st. NV. Mist
EOR SALE TWOSTORY, PRESSED BRICK
- front, 81 NV; Q rooms and cellar, all m l..
moot AND back yards, frst-class neighborhOod Only
S4,oOo K II. 7. LIEPOLD 1884 81. NV. Mist
LNOR SALE-92O ST. NV, TWO-STORY BRICK
Il and cellar. seven rooms and bait modern improve
menis perfect repair close street cars market aud
schools. Inquire on premises n17-3t*
ENOR SALE-THE NEW HOUSE 916 MASSA-
chusetts ave. NV, containing rooms. all modern
improvements This house is offered first-class
Investment and will be sold very easy terms
House open for inspection.
JNO +. wAGGAMAN,
nl6-6t 500 + ST. NV
EOkSAIE-AN ATTRACTIVE NEW BRICK, 10
y rooms besides bath: all modern improvements:
20 1877 Pisrce Place; price $4,000. Apply to JOHN
L. ARMS, $40 r ST. n. v. Meet
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BY Way Of Suggestion.

From the National Republican.
Now let Major Walker vindicate his name.
WHEN YOUR LIVER IL OUT OF ORDER use DR.
Jay mes Sanative Pills, ana YOU will nationally
assist this organ TO regain healthy condition.
and get rid OF many distressing symptoms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-11-17

THE ESTIMATES OF the Secretary OF the Navy
include an item $4,000 for the maintainance
OF the Washington navy yard, and 81, 800 for
Its civil establishment Besides this million
and a-half dollars is asked Tor the continuance
OF ordnance work.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-11-17

A Cam.
desire To inform my friends and customers that
ann now dispensing OF my entire stock of Books sta
uonery, ancy Articles &C., at to close business
the stock of Stationsry and Fancy Articles is Of the
best and newest that is usually Kept in rst-class
a6iishment. Persons In need or such goods seldom
have chance 70 buy At such bargains, and an early
call and Inspection Is respectfully solicited,
]. LORlNG WHIT INGTON.
n15-6t 1921 Pennsy wanna avenue.
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RANGE or THE THERMOMErrR.-Thef follow.
ing were the readings at the signal office today:
3. u. m, 40; q. m., 45; IL q. M, so; p. M, 81;
maximum, 81; minimum, 40.
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Estimated
Description.
5,451 S5,2S3,2 12

The total revenue for the year amounts to
eight thousand five hundred and seventy-one
and seventy-nine dollars over the preceding
year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-11-17

building Inspector Entwisle, In his report for
the fiscal year ended June 30th, 1886, has the
following:
Idbular statement Of permits issued for buildings
ETC., from July Isl, 1885, to June 80. 1856.
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Mr.. Armour Confirms the Story.
HE DOESN'T CARE TO TALK ABOUT IT JUST NOW
HOWEVER.

CHICAGO, Nov. 1.-The statement that an
Phil. Armour by two men who are alleged sym
pathisers with the stock yards strikers was
confirmed this morning. Mr.. Armour was
busIly engaged at his desk when u reporter
called upon him. 81 don't care to talk about
it" SAID Mr.. Armour, tat least not at present.
don't know, for the life OF me how the thing
got out. You may say, however, that the story
is quite true" he concluded.
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Changes I'm the Pension Districts.

The President has issued the following ORDER
"Whereas it has been made to appear to the
President that 1t would better subserve the
New Jersey, and the public service, to detach
said state from the agency district of Washing
ton, d. c., and to authorize the payment OF the
pensioners residing in said state at the agencies
now located at New York, N. Y, and Philadel-
pha, Pa, 1t Is hereby ordered that SO much ,
the state of New Jersey to the Washington dis
trict be modified as follows: All pensioners re-
siding in the counties of Sussex, Passaic, Ber-
gen, Norris, Essex, Somerset. Union, Warren,
Hunterdon, Monmouth, Middiesex and Hud-
son, in the state of New Jersey, shall be paid at
the agency located In New York city. All PEN
sioners residing In the counties OF Cape May,
Cumberland, Atlantic, Salem, Gloucester, Cam
den, BURLINGTON, Ocean and Mercer, in the state
OF New Jersey, shall be paid ut the agency
take effect January l. 1872
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BUILDING UP THE CITY.
Aanual Report Of Inspector Entwisle.

GREAT INCREASE IN THE NUMBER OF HOUSES
ERECTED oyER PREVIOUS TRANSFORMATION
OF THE DISTRICT BUILDINGS.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York stock Market.
The following are the opening and $500 pm prices
OF the New YORK stock Market to-day, reported by
special wire 20 II. II. Dodge J39 10th street:
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Sudden Call for - Cabinet Meeting.
LONDON Nov. ia call was issued this
forenoon by the Marquis OF Salisbury hastily
SummOning q meeting of the cabinet.
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w. TT. HouHTos &C., CO. -.

Dealers In
Wall Papers aud Window Shades
we are recsavtng daily the new patterns for Fall
VaoA ee24-Sm
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II. s. FAINT to-day. by r. H Mackey, filed q
suit against John II. Clark TO recover $500 @
surety on an appeal bond
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-11-17

SENATOR GoRMAN, Senator Call and Assist
ant Secretary Fairchiid, saw the President to-
div
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V>OR RENT-FURSISHED HOUSE, ON PIERCE
IL Place: rooms. all modern improvements rent,
80 per month. d u. PROCTOR = son, Keai rs
tale, ix26 81. u VI. nS
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The COurM.

COURT IN GENERAL TERM.
To-day, Bradley agt. Gait ct al; hearing re-
sumed.
EQUITY COURT-yud1e James.
To-day, Libbey agt. Libbey; order appointing
Benz. Miller guardian ad ntem. Sawyer agt.
Sawyer; commission to get testimony of
non residents ordered to issue. Dinsmore agt.
Dinsmore: alimony pendente lite $50 per
monthly allowed. Kalb agt. Utermehle; motion
for security for costs overruled. Brown agt
Larman; offer OF j. 4. Herreil ordered accepted
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The ESTIMATES for the ordnance department
at the Washington navy yard for the next
fiscal year do not contain any provisions for
turning the yard into an ordnance foundry.
Funds wero hupplied for this purpose Ut the
last session ofCOngress. The main appropria-
ton asked for Is for the armament Of the au-
thOrized new naval vessels, and one million
and a halt dollars is asked for this purpose.
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The PRESIDENTS Recommendations were
about hundred and fifty callers at the Presi-
dents reception this afternoon notwithstaa,d-
ing the bad weather.
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oH11EC1EO
EXCUSED TODAY.
NEW YORK. Nov. I'm the McQuade trial
to-day juror No 8, John +. Spence, was excused
by consent OF both parties from serving. Dis
trict Attorney MARITIME waived his rights Of per-
emptOry challenge. Rossiter Johnson, editor of
q encyclopedia, was excused for bias. julius
Fleischbaum, Notwithstanding that he had an
opinion, was given a seat in the jury box. My
reck Plummer, the ninth juror, was excused,
HOyers, the twelfth juror was also excused and
the work Of filling his place was then begun.