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A MARYLAND FURNACE CLOSED.
NEARLY FIVE THOUSAND PEOPLE LEFT sTARy
ING BY LILLE SUSPENSION

NEARLY FIVE THOUSAND PEOPLE LEFT sTARv.
ING BY THE SUSPENSION OF TWO FIRMS.
CHICAGO, Feb. "a Montreal special SAYS:
The most distressing intelligence continues to
be received from Gaspe regarding the starving
condition of the fishermen and their families
who have been thrown out OF employment by
the suspension of Robin & Co. To make mat
tiers worse the other great fishing firm OF LIE
Boutellier Brothers has also suspended, so that
some 5000 souls are literally on the verge OF
starvation. The Dominion Government has
been petitioned TO come TO the assistance OF
these people and is in a quandary, as there
seems TO be no hope for the firms resuming
business. A communication has been received
by the mayor here from the rector OF New Car.
Isle and of Paspebiac asking for aid and intima.
ting that the system pursued by the bankrupt
firm was such that the men were at all times
dependant on their employees for their daily
bread. Now that this has failed them. and UNI
less assistance is provided. the provision stores
Will be pillaged, mob rule will reign and life
and property Will be In danger. Two-thirds Of
the population of the county OF Gas e are at.
fecfed hY the failures
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a Dill TO require that in all the public schools,
supported In whole or in part by the govern
mdent' me pupils shall be Instructed in knowl-
LIQUORS, narcotics, etc, upon the human system.
referred to the committee ON education and
labor.
TEMPERANCE IN PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
Mrs. Hunt, Of the Woman's Christian Tenn.
perance Union, addressed the House committee
on education to-day In favor of Representative
Cutcheons bill for the study of the effects of in
toXicating and narcotic substances in the Dis
trlct Oh Columbia, the territories and the naval
ana military academies. Representative
Cutcheon also spoke in favor of the bill.
MRS. RITTENHoUsE's CLAIM.
In the Senate to-day Mr.. Ingalls, introduced
OIL authorizing Sarah NJ. Rittenhouse to in
stitute suit in the Court OF Claims TO recover
damages alleged to have been done to her prop-
West street, between 2Sth and Mill streets,
by reason of change of grade on Nils street.
Referred to the District committee.
Capitol Topics.
TO INVESTIGATE THE LIQUOR TRAFFIC
Senator Blair, from the committee on edu.
cation and labor, to-day reported favoraply
Senator Frye's bill to provide for the appoint.
mentby the President OF a commission of five
traffic.
Petitions are pouring into Congress from the
hnlgntS Oh LABOR In all sections of the country,
asking that Oklahoma Territory be established
and the lands there opened to settlement.
Inc House committee on commerce has
agreed To report favorably bill Tor the ap-
polntment of commission of three to visit
Mexico, the Central American States and Bra.
I'll, Tor the purpose OF investigating the methods
pursued In those countries for the protection OF
the people against yellow fever.
lne House foreign affairs committee yester.
DAY considered Mr.. Belmont's bill to limit the
eXaction OF ices or the levy of taxes for consular
certificates, &C., under consideration, but took
no action upon 1t.
The Senate committee on public buildings
yesterday reported favorably "A bill appropriat.
ing $4,000 for the enlargement of the public
building at Petersburg, Va.
The Dingley shipping bill passed the House
yesterday.
Mr.. Henderson introduced bill in the Sen.
ate yesterday TO place volunteer officers OF the
late war upon the retired list of the United
States army.
Mr.. Bragg, from the military committee asked
unanimous consent of the House yesterday To
nave Friday and Saturday set aside for the con.
sideration of the Fitz John Porter bill. MIR
Reed, OF Maine, objected. There is little doubt
OF the passage of the bill this session.
MIR. David B. Wells, who has just returned
from Mexico, had a talk with the House com.
mlttee ON ways and means yesterday concern.
ing the commercial treaty negotiated with
Mexico by General Grant. He urged the pas
sage OF the necessary legislation to put the
treaty into effect.
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NOMINATED ~ GOV. HILL.
p. Henry DuGro Named for Commts,
stomer Of I'm an In raetow

Special Dispatch TO THE EvE~rxe sraR
ALBANY. y. v. Feb. 5.-After a conference
with ex-senator Grady. eddie" Cahili. aud
other Tammany leaders, Gov. Hin to-day nom-
mated p. Henry Dugro as commissioner OF i'm
migration. Three years ago Gov. Cleveland
nominated VIM. ii. Murths for this position
Grady and two other Tammany senators de-
feaied his confirmation. as they had tried 90
coerce Gov. Cleveland into nominating a Tam
many man for the place. The nomination was
the occasion for Tammany's declaration OF war
on Gov. Cleveland. Dugro il an ex-CongreSs-
man and Tammany leader. The republican
senators will refuse To confirm the nomination.
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BOYCOTrING FAVORED.
The California Anti-Chinese Couveutiou
Oppose<i Co Violence.

SAN JOSH, GALA. Feb. 5.-The first anti
Chinese state convention met here yesterday.
One hundred delegates representing anti-Chi-
nese leagues and trade organizations were pres
emit "A permanent organization effected.
The general sentiment among delegates was
strongly against violence or threats. Boycott
ting wa favored as the quickest method OF
accomplishing the desired end, and resolutions
In accordance with these views were adopted
A resolution was also adopted demanding THAI
Congress abrogate the Burllngame treaty
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REIGN OF TERROR BROUGHT ABOUT BY CA II.


PAIGN EXCITEMENT.
MATAMoRAs, MEX, Feb. 5.-The deputies OF
the state congress will be elected Sunday and
IL is TO be trusted that after the election some
sort OF orGer will be restored. Every night pis-
tolls are fired In the streets aud assaults and
murders are OF frequent occurrence The better
class of the community stir about very little
after dark, and then everybody goes heavily
armed. On Tuesday night an attempt to assas-
sinate Gen. Villareal, the commander of the
troops, was made
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But ESCAPE UNINJURED.
TOMBSTONE, ARIZONA, Feb. GA. ]. HuDeke
returned here from Sonora, Mexico, yesterday.
He reports that a party of Mexican guards,
came upon q camp of Indians on the Oputo
river, % miles southeast OF Frontera- shots
were exchanged, but the guards escaped with
out INJURY. The Apaches numbered 25. They
are not connected with Geronimo. Ii is esti.
mated that about 800 head OF cattle have been
stolen In the Frontera valley by this band. It
is reported that Indians killed a vaQuero q
ranch near San Pedro, Mexico. tour days ago.
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From Wall street TODAY.

NEW YORK, Feb. 5.-The stock market opened
active and buoyant this morning, first prices
showing advances Of 4. TO 1is per cent over last
nights closing prices, and during the hour has
continued active and strong throughout notar
bly, in Lackawanna, the grangers, Lake Shore,
Union Pacific and Northern Pacific preferred.
With one or two exceptions the general list
advanced IA to per cent while Lackawanna
gained III. Union Pacific, however, was heavy
thr ,ughout, and Jersey Central decidedly weak,
losing per cent, portion of which was recov.
strong.
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The Miller~ and Mr.. Hewftt.s Bill.

MILWAUKEE. Feb. 5.-S. III. Seamans. secre-
tary of the National Millers' ASSOCIATION, has
sent out a circular TO the milers of the coun-
try, relative to a clause inserted I'm bill intro
duced in the House OF Representatives Feb
ruary i, by the Hon. Abram 5. Hewitt, of New
York, which, the circular says, will prevent ex.
porting mfllers from securing the rebate of duty
on jute bags. Accompanying each circular Mr..
Seamans sends note advising the miller to
send the circular to the member OF Congress
from his district
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The Attack ON Captain Crawford.
WHAT WAR DEPARTMENT OFFICIALS SAY ,

The Attack ON Captain Crawford.
WHAT WAR DEPARTMENT OFFICIALS SAY OF
THE MEXICAN REPORT OF 1T.
The account given by a Mexican officer of the
attack upon Captain Crawford's command is
regarded by the War department officials as
rather confusing and unsatisfactory, although
they are satisfied that the attack was not made
with the knowledge that the party attacked
were United States soldiers. The charge made
by the Mexican officer that they had stock in
their possession which had been stolen in the
vicinity is accounted for by the fact that the
hostile Apaches had fled, leaving all their stock
and camp utensils In Captain Crawford's pos
session just previous TO the attack by the Next
cans. Captain Crawford was unable to make
the identity Of his command known at once
because OF his ignorance Of the nature of the
attack and the decentralization which followed.
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He Wrote Her 2s5 Ardent Letters.
AND NOW TWO DAYS WILL BE CONSUMED In
READING THEM IN COURT.

WABASH, IND, Feb. 5.-The sensatio 1al
against Edward T. Green, postmaster and q
leading grain dealer Of GAINESVILLE, is attracting
considerable attention. Two hundred and
e!ghty-five ardent letters from Green to the
young lady are now in the hands of Miss Wess-
more's attorneys, who state that two days will
be consumed in reading their contents before
the court.
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THE eCIONs OF THE HOUSE OF ORLEANS 10 BB
ALLOWED TO REMAIN IN FRANCE
PARIS, Feb. 6.-The members Of the party o.
the extreme LEFT OF the chamber Of deputies con-
forward measure for the expulsion 0f the
Orleans princes. IL IL thought the radicals VIII
20 expel the prtnceA
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THE ST. oUENTIEN OPERATIVES DIsoRDERLY.
PARIS, Feb. 5.-The strike OF factory employees
at St. Quentien Is extending. The strikers are
making demonstrations. and fears are felt thai
that they will resort % serious violence II The
masters persist In refusing 10 concede thea1
demand.
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M. 3. BRucE & c.
ART NEEDLEWORK.
Awarded Prize Medals by the Cincinnati Industrial
Exposition. lSo4 ior Art Embroidery aud Drawn
Work.
Highest Awards for Art Needlework from Original
Designs by the Department for Womans Work, New
Orleans Exposition, 1898
Commenced pieces in Needework. Drawn Work.
and Lustra Painting.
Classes 10 OH, TAPESTRY. CHM LUsTRA.
BRASS DESIGN.
Washington. D.C.-supplies: 433 9th 81 NV.
Studios 015 T. st. u.
Saratoga Springs N.Y.-Arcade Building. n2S-6m
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Found Frozen On the Prairie.
FAMILY OF EIGHT PERSONS LOST In THE RE-
CENT BLIZZARD.

CENT BLIZZARD.
KANSAS CITY, No., Feb. 5.-The Times Lin
coin, Neb special says: Dispatches from Gene
va state the bodies of a man, woman and six
children were found frozen stiff on the prairie
near Oberlin, Kansas, yesterday. They are sup
posed to be a man named Lennon and hls
family, who started I'm an emigrant wagon for
Oberlin Just before the recent blizzard and have
not been heard from since. A brother of Lem
mon has gone to Oberlin from Geneva to iden-
tify the bodies.
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Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RE JEIPTs To-DAY.-Internal
revenue, 1884 $50; customs. $2O6, $50.
sMALLPox.-The marine hospital bureau is
informed that smallpox is on the increase In
Genoa and Marsellles
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JIMULco, MEXICO, Feb. 5.-The entire town
is in arms in expectation OF an attack by Mex.
lean banditti. It is thought that q number OF
persons in town are In league with the thieves
to pillage the place, which is the terminus Of a
division of the Mexican Central railroad in the
state OF Durango. 1t is thought that the large
quantity Of bullion which is brought here for
shipment to the United States has excited the
cupidity OF the bandits. The authorities have
done everything possible TO prevent the success
of the threatened attack.
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Galveston business men have combined To
support the Mallory steamship company a0sinsf
the boycott OF the Knights OF Labor.
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The y sspaseh - Kess Moaree.
FoRr MoMRox, Va, Feb. 6.-Ihe Despatch A.
lived In harbor yesterday. Il anowed hard al
day.
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The London Daily News Takes the
Famous Lfbrettist TO Task.

Special Cable Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR.
LONDON, Feb. 5.-The Daily Neps editorially
says it quite agrees with the New York press
about Gilbert's ill-rnan1ered letter to the Har-
pers. 1t adds: There appears to be some fear
that the gentleman SO deservedly well known
may be accepted i'm the United States as pre-
senting an average specimen of the courtesy of
Englishmen of letters. We venture on their
part to dsown any sympathy with this ebulli-
ton of temper"
Alphonse Oaudet is Ill in Paris
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SERIOUS sTAGNATIoN OF BUSY ESS THREAT

SERIOUS sTAGNATIoN OF BCSINE SS TIIREAT.
ENED BY THE COKE STRIKE.
CLEVELAND, o., Feb. 6.-Owinj, to the CON-
tinuation OF the strike In the Com elsyille coke
regions the prospects Of a famine 4 the pig-ron
market are becoming more serious daily. The
supplies of coke and pg-iron In the market are
growing constantly smaller, and iron men
assert chat prolongation OF the trouble for n
few weeks would almost paralyze the iron busi-
ness in Ohio and Pennsylvania. prominent
iron manufacturer says there is at present very
little coke i'm this city. and should the strike 10
prolonged the effect will be very serious.
MARYLAND FURNACE CLOSED.
FREDERICK, Md, Feb. 5.-In consequence OF
the strike of the Pennsylvania coke burners
the Catoctin iron company have been com.
PEELED to bank their fires and temporarily sus-
pend operations because of the lack of fuel
Should the strike continue any length of time
the company will be unable to I'LL large mum.
Der Of orders.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Tf~ THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
- stockholders of the ARLINGTON FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY for the District OF Column
ba tor the election of Nine Directors to serve for the
ensuing year will be held at the ONCE Of the Com
Pany, 1908 Pennsylvania n.w W EDN ESDAY,
FEBRUARY 24th 1885 Polls open at l and close at
pm.
ja23dtd FRANK T. RAWLINGS, Secretary
THCN E F. BROOKS,
631 18th st.
ORNAMENTAL AND USEFUL GOODS
LAMPS &c.
See his advt. under Holiday Goods. d.
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!" l. U NJ b j. II. +"

% "LUMBER."
CASH DISCOUNT FOR 80 DAYS
Hardwoods 10 per cent off market prices
Georgia Flooring 10 per cent off market prices.
Virginia Flooring s per cent off market prices.
Virgins pMa,nscong 10 percea OF market prices
Mhi's pine snsynz per cen, of market pIces
White Pine better grades. d per cent OF market
Guiding Sash. Doors, Blinds, Mouldings and Trim
mings am PREPARED TO eve yon figures on all wood
exact cost from the beginning TO the finish in any
Hoping share part of your orders will eudeavor
70 please you in quality and promptness
WIN. r. MCLEAN.
do 18th and streets
To- SAMUEL S. sHEDD.
Gas Fixtures. Mantels Crates, Latrobes. Ranges
Furnaces.
Plumbing aud Heating.
Job work promptly done.
ja9 400 9th street northwest.
IT,. YOU WILL FIND IT ECONOMY TO
No. have Weather strips 10 your Doors and
We furnish and apply it promptly.
GEO. w. CoRBETT,
3lS 9Th street NV.
Telephone call. 1913. d7-2ms
.TT- WE EXTEND OUR COMPLIMENTS
and beg TO announce that we have built. at
LARGE AND coMMoD1ous STABLES.
where our facilities for Boarding Horses and furnish
ing GU, iends and patrons at shortest notice. with
reasonable rates, cannot be surpassed.
We mAAe specially In fur. i.hing
sAEG AND TA toa MEP P1RTi
We invite your early and careful inspection
WOOD BROTHERS.
Telephone Call 472-A di5-2m
~ LOUIS CHAPUIs PRACTICAL COOK
49, and Caterer Single Dishes, Dinner Parties
n W lAfh
st. All orders addressed to N. HEBNER, Con.
tectloner. loOS lAth st. NV. will be promptly
attended TO- aE-yrrs
[Ts TO CONNOIssEURs IN EN0RAVIN0
49, JACOB HYATT
hes taken Room No "a C0rc0ran building and p1,ar.
antees TO please the astidous in Card EnSray-
Ing, Cfests aud other devices. Monograns Bill and
letter heads ETC., etc.
English Round Hand specially.
Take elevator from 6rst 60oF ta262ws
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SPECIAL BARGAINS

Nutria Fur visite, with ball trimming. 313; re-
duced from $50.
Russian Hare visite. 81: reduced from 912.
Plush Jacket, far trimmed, $40; reduced from $26.
Sieilnene six Circular, Aamster fur lined. $l2;
reduced nom $2O.
Nink-Iined circular with handsome tail border
$66; reduced from SaUO
visiteA siik and Brocade Velvet. 1l2 reduced
Plush sacques. bust-s6, 40 and -. $40; reduced
seaiskin Sacque. trimmed with Hudson Bay Sable
uaken In exciange), $40: size. 81 bust
Seatsk1n sac9ue, bust-34, length-37 inches, go:
reduced nom 80.
Beaver and Lyax Muns and Trimming.
Seaiskin SacQues 1t prices viii pay TO buy for neat
season.
b q. sTINEMETz 4 SON.
Hatte1s and Furyiers
II 1897 Pennsylvania avenua
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Irish view. on the Address.

DUBLIN, Feb. 5.-The Freeman's Journal COM
menting on Mr.. Gladstone's election address to
his constituents says the prime minister ex-
plfcitly recognizes that no settlement of the
land or education question in Ireland is posi-
bic without Irish self government The Err
press conservative says it is nauseating to De
confronted with such talk as Mr.. Gladstones
address contains about an inquiry into the af-
fairs Of Ireland when the ssradical ministers
know that crime, boycotting and breach of
contracts are rampant i'm this country.
LONDON, Feb. 5.-Sir William Vernon Har-
court the new chancellor of the exchequer In
his address to the electors of Derby soliciting a
return to parliament, states that ne will do all
In his power to cooperate with the new gov
ernment in the work of solving the Irish ques-
tion in way that will maintain the union and
supremacy of the crown,
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Roasted the Child 70 Death.
ARKANSAS OFFICERS IN PURSUIT OF NEGRO
MONSTER.

LITTLE Rock, Feb. 5.-Particulars of O hor-
rible crime, committed on the Roy place, seven
miles south OF Forest City. reached here yester-
day. \ negro named johnson recently mar
rteu mulatto woman who had q little four
year. ,.u daughter. The child he considered TO
be in the way, and deliberately held her in
mont Of an open fireplace until life was extinct
The ofIicers OF that county arc now In pursuit
Of the inhumAn monster, and &c n safe 70 say Il
he II captured he viii be lyucheo.
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- Johns RESTAURANT"
y Corner It'll and d Sta NV.
kemodeied and redtted, with Ladies and Gentle
TsSrspins and Game The celebrated BumgxFdner
husky specially. SAMUEL OkRISON date Of
V6xtnla). Proprietor. telG.lms
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GLADSTONE TO HIS CONSTITUENTS
His Address Much Admired for It's Sue
cess I'm Committing Him to Nothing

Special Cable Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR
LONDON, Feb. 5.-Gladstone's address to his
constituents receives great praise for its skill in
sympathetic allusion to the Irish question
without showing his own hand. There is no
special comment on it. As the Daily Ne,ps says,
he has set the world talking for two months,
and sits by listening. 1t is decided that Lord
NorthbroOk will not be lord lieutenant of Ire
land. Lord Aberdeen is mentioned, also Lcrd
Richard Grosvenor, who viii be made a peer
Mr.. Bryce has received the important appoint
ment anticipated. II gives great satisfaction.
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The TELEPHONE SUIT.-Solicitor General
Goode is engaged in preparing the papers neces-
sary to institute the suit to test the validity of
the Bell telephone patents. He will not an
nounce when the suit will be brought until he
is ready to file the bill
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ITC~ E F. BROOKS,
ORNAMENTAL AND USEFUL GOODS
LAMPS, &C.
See his advt under Holiday Goods d5
TEARING
PASSION INTO TATTERs
Peculiar Prerogative Of the
PEREMPTORY
MIDGET.
MoGUL,
That wouldbe
KRAFTY KRITTER
Who has gone
KLEAN DAFT
On the
Is PUZZLE l5
WE ARE NOT PANIC STRICKEN.
No man or woman desires to be placed in dangerous
proximity the insane The wild and senseless raw.
ngs Of that unfortunate class are but notes of
ing TO KEEP AT A SAFE DISTANCE, and that s
just what
THE PEOPLE
are doing. They prefer . harbor where they can cas-.
anchor and ride in safety. And what's most remark.
able in this remarkable era they've found it. Victor
ES the word, and
VICTOR E ADLER'S
10 PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSES THE PLACE.
ANNUAL RED LETTER SALE
Is the boom Of the season. Without effort on our
part, by the win Of
THE PEOPLE,
1t has taken the CROWN and placed it upon it's own
Is the winning card If you please, and is to be found
onlyat
VICTOR E ADLERs
TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE.
e27 AND sc9 SEVENTH ST. NV.
Corner Massachusetts, avenue
STRICTLY ONE PRICE.
And that the lowest
Our Congress of Babies and Birds appearsto be more
attractive than the Congress of the nation.
II Hows tn t:
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TRANSFERRED TO OTHER DUTY.-2d Lieut..
James G. Sanford, corps of engineers, has been
relieved from duty with the battalion Of engi-
neers, Wilet's Point, N. Y, and ordered to New
York for duty under Lieut. Col. u. c. Houston.
corps OF engineers.
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49, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
Holding Special Term JOr Orphans Court Business
January 22d, 1856.
In the case of JAMES S. EDWARDS administra-
tor eta Of Luther Marten deceased, the adnnistra-
tor la aforesaid has, with the approval of the court
appointed FIlddy, the 26th da, of February, A d.
1856 a; IL clock am, for making payment and dis
tribution under the Courts diret ton control:
when and where all creditors and persons entitled
distributve shares Tor legacies) residue
by notified to attend in by agent attorney
duly authorized with their claims against the
properly vouched; otherwise the administrator will
take the benefit OF the law ainst them: Provided
copy of this order be published week for three
weeks In the w ashngtOn Ay Reporter and in the
Evening Star" newspapers previous to the said day
Fest: II, j, RAMSDELI,
Register of Wills for the District of Columbia.
lad 1av2 yV
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AMONG THE PRESIDENTS CALLERS to-day
were Senator German and friends. Senator Nc
Pherson, with Jacob Crane and NJ w. Wey.
burn, of New York; c. W. Mccoy, of Balti-
more Arthur NJ: Saunders, of Madras, East In
ales Mrs: Chas. w. Rogers, of New York, and
MT. ana Mrs. Bynum and Miss Cooper, of In
dianapois; Representatives Findiay, Scott,
warner co.; Eldredge, Bynum, McCreary,
thompson, Toole, Moflatt, Ward Qll.); Spriggs
ana fayson; Admiral Rodgers and Gen. Meigs,
r. Is. Guthrie, Titusvilhe; DR.. H. A. Page Brad
t ,ord' IA: Dr. Clement, Cleveland; J. J. Tiling-
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Telephone can 4724.

R~ LOUIS CHAPUIs, PRACTICAL COOK
49, and Caterer. single Dishes, Dinner Parties
and Receptions. No I4i5 st. NV, near lath
g. All orders addressed. TO n. HEBNER, Con-
iectionss. 1oOS l4th sc. NV. will be promptly
0tteD0e0 TO-
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a Dill to require that in all the public schools,
supported in whole or in part by the govern.
ment, the pupils shall be Instructed i'm a knowl-
edge of the evil effect of intoxicating
Referred to the committee on education and
labor