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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-11
FOR SALE--HOUSES.

EoR sALE-RARE CHANCE-NEARLY OPPOSITE
II City Hall tine outlook threestory and basement
HoS,s . ter sooms modern g,s
e 20 foot .llsy Most2 bca house % alley .snts Z
ru Y, se Ss. ssar' sf per cent o. Ps ,t
EOR sALR-A BARGAIN TOURTEEN ROOM
brick; wagon house and stable for two horses near
1000 fest of ground; n ave. within half square Of
Capitol now under rent 20 Government at goo per
year $500 Inquire Of owner, after o'clock. ZQoS
14th ut. NV IT
EOR sALE-A NEW THRER-STORY AHD BASE;
Il meut press brick dwelling, on the north side OF
St.. bet 18th ana 14th sts. n containing 10 rooms
and bath and oil modern improvements pE3ce 9O,oOO
b. H. WARNER CO.,
1t 916 ct. n. ".
LHOR SALEJTHRKE-STORY BRICK HOUSE; 10
Il rooms; oil mod ilnps. Sd st., bstween d and
NV. A great bargain can be had by calling on
THOS. J. MYERS,
dl1-1m 1916 at. NV.
EOR sALE-TwO-sTORY BAY WINDOW BRICK
II House rooms; all mod. imps. A st., between 9th
and 9TH now under lease ut &25 per month viii
be sold for %, $50. Apply to
THOS. ]. MYERS,
d11-lm 1915 st. NV.
L,OR SALE OR RENT-AN ATTRACTIVE EIGHT
= Room and BATH corner house. Apply TO owner,
100 o ct. NV. d4-2ws
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ARRKsTED.-Detect1ves Carter and Mahon to-day
arrested James Dixon alias "Sweetheart,p the col
ored man who is charged with dangerously cutting
SutherIand's ON Vermont sVsnn m eusrs, A AVN
ago. 1t is claimed that Griffin pulled chair from
under Dixon while In the saloon and they began TO
quarrel, when sutherland ordered them out: that
the quarrel was renewed on the pavement and
Dixon, IL Is charged, cut Griffin f1ve times with
by Dr.. Purv1S Dixon is held for a hearing.
INTERIOR COUNCIL INTERIOR DEPARrMENr.-The
Interior Council, No 21O, National Union: Presi-
dent, John j. s. Hassler; vice president, Frank /,
Camp6ell; speaker, Judge E. r. Best; ex-presi-
financial secretary, w. Bertrand Acker treasurer
E. 8. WoOg; usher, Lewis Thompson; chaplain,
LORD; doorieepsr Fins @ors Trustees seSaya
Ter Duryee, l. N. K. Cooke. Winfield s. Chase.
Representative 70 assembly, Judge Z. r. Best.
TYPES AND HRC1RorYPE PLATES DRs7RoYm.-
Thursday night, In the printing establishment OF
JOS. II. POlknhOrn, some person pied the forms
The faoss Of the types were mashed apparently by
ma's
printer In his employ, who had made threats the
previous day because Nj. Polkinhorn refused to
liquor. Yesterday . warrant was sworn out by
MI. Polk1nhorn charging Thorpe with the grand
late in the day he was arrested SS DetsCtiss hai.
To-day, in the Police Court, tho casa was CON
unued until Wednesday. The plates have not
been recovered, but some metal supposed to be
their remains was found In the ashes under the
furnace and fs not likely, In that case, that the
defendant WIN Be convicted under the LAWS In force
here even II II Is proved that the type and plates
were destroyed by him.
THE DEATH OF MRS. SARAH x. FDDIKR-The re-
mains OF Mrs Sarah X. Fiddler, who died Thurs
day evening at the residence OF her brother, III.
o. s. B. Wall, corner Of College street and A.
street extended, win be taken this evening to
Ch1llicothe Ohio, for burial Prof. John N.
mains. Prof Langston arrived In the city last
evening. The deceased, who was 0 sister Of Mrs
LangStOn, was about 1fty years OF age, was
graduate OF Ob0ritn college and had spent some
years OF her life as teacher. She has since her.
widowhood resided here with her brother.
Wills FnED.-The win Of John witttl1ndt was
during her iife sub lots % IS and 20 "a, 205 With
the rest OF the estate. ana az her death TO 60 TO
his son, John C. Wfttklndt, and daughter Mary
L HammerSley. James II. Kerr Is named Is ex-
ecut0r.-The win Of Ma Elizabeth A. Porter was
nled to-day. She leaves certain special bequeets
TO relatives and the balance OF the estate to w. D.
and n. Porter, her sons. and appoints w. Il Clag-
COMPLETING THE B. 4 o. LINE 10 NEW YoRK.-To
day the Baltimore Ohio railroad viii complete its
connection In Philadelphia, and another through
trunk line from the seab0ard TO the west viii be
ready for the running OF trains. BY Wednesday
next 1t Is expected that trains win be running
over the lines An attempt win be made to reduce
the time between this city, Ph1lAdelphta and New
York.
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PERsoNAL.-General Sherman is in the city for q
stay OF week or ten days.-BarOn d. ItaJuba,
minister from Brazil, w. A. Lindsay, Of Liverpool,
1. r. Cowan, OF Montreal, Capt. Fisher, Of North
Carolina, w. Whitmore and Jarden Harrison OF
New York, Lieut.. A. E. Culver, II. j. Savage OF
Boston, and George Rainss, OF Rochester, are at
the ArltngtOn.-Wm. N. Kremer, OF Philadelphia,
John :. Wilson, OF New York, and Lieut.. John
Richards Dodge, formerly OF Washington and late
editor OF Outing, has established an ONCE In Boa
ton, and IS devOting himself to literary work and
journalism. Cambermont, J. w. Reddell and
John Sheehan, OF New York, and Gordon Buchanan
Of Chicago, are at the Mggs-Chief Clerk Nc
CHM, OF the health department, has been con-
fined to his room for several days with an attack
OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Reed and Lamb,
c. A. Ward. OF Port HuIpn, JnO. Tenney, OF Phlla-
delphia, =. =. Claim. OF Dubuque, T: r Morgan,
ST., Of Alliance, J: F; smith Of San Francisso and
Senators Miller, STANFORD and Mitchell OF Oregon,
and Representatives Warner or Ohio, and Scott
were registered In New York last night.-At the
late election In Montana John g. DoOley, formerly
OF this city, was elected ono OF the commissioners
OF MtssOula c0unty.--Mr John T. Norris,
who has been quite Ill recently, is Improving
Gov. Houser and Azel Anes, jr., OF Montana; J. p.
Putnam, Of Boston. n. r. Draper, Of Kansas y.
v Edgsrly, Of Springfield Mass, J: Q. Mitchell,
H. jacques, OF New York, W. G. Clark, Of st.
Louis; JAS G. Davis, OF Keokuk, ]. K Kchey, OF
Missouri, and J. Harl0w,of PittSburg, are at Will
laTd'A--Dr. Davis, business manager OF the re-
Gently burned Herz0gH Opera House, leaves the
city to-day for NOrf0lk, where he will look after
the interests OF Managed StfaGbefgeFs theater un-
til new house can be secured In Washington.
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From Wall Street To-Day.

NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-THE opening of the stock
market was decidedly weak this morning, first
prices generally showing declines from last eve
Vile and Nashville, however, was up 4, and Rich.
and West Point per cent. Trading was sctive,
and Reading, Louisville and Nashville and West
weak in the early dealings, and declines ranging
up to per cent were made, which were, how
west Point became conspicuous for strength both
advancing per cent. Among the specialties the
features were declines of "a in Norfolk and West
The former recovered, but the latter only par
TALLY. At IL O'Clock the market is moderately
active and steady.
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HOVcTInX between Lie and De0ths
THE VICTIM OF THE STREET SHOOTING AFFAIR,
Mr.. John C. Miller, the victim OF the street
shooting affair, is lowering between life and
death to-day. 1t is impossible to say when q
change may be expected.
MRS. MILLER NURSING HER HUSBAND.
Miller's wife arrived here from Louisville last
night and went at once to the Emergency hospital
to see her husband. She is making her home at
the hospital and devot1ng herself to the task OF
nursing her husband She Is pleasant-faced
woman about SO years old, and as the doctor at
the hospital says 'has sense enough to nurse a
man quietly without talking to him about the
affair" The attendants at the hospital to-day
declined to let reporters see either Miller or his
wife.
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AN OLD SoLDlR II 4 FIx-Thomas Riley, an
old penstoner drew his tension last Saturday, and
before he had time to spend 1t he was robbed. He
says he does not care tOreeze TO DEATH and TO get
guilty IN the Police Court to-day TO charge OF
v9Grancy. He was given home for three months,
day.
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Shoe stitchers ON Strike.

CHICAGO, Dec. l1.-Sixty girls in the stitching
department OF Selz Schwab & Co. s boot and shoe
factory have struck, because they claim, the firm
proposed to reduce their wages for fitting uppers
The girls are obstinate and say they will remain
out until their demands are acceded to. When
called on Mr. Sell ignorance OF the causes
of their troubles.
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Senator NIillcr,s Fences.

From the New York Times today
Senator Warner Miller telegraphed friends yes
terday that he would arrive here from Washing
ton last night and remain over the Sabbath. 1t Is
supposed that his visit will have more or less to
do with post holes and other parapherualia OF DO
ntical fences. Congressman Burleigh, who is as
sisting him In his canvass reports that his lines
are unbroken, notw1thst anding the claim Of gains
made by Mr.. M0rtons friendR.
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Am Anxious Lover.

he APPEALS TO THE INTERIOR DEPARTMENT FOR AS
sIsTANCR IN HIS MATRIMONIAL DESIGNS.
A rather novel request was received to-day at
the Interior department from a young man living
in Nebraska who wants to marry a daughter Of
Standing Bear, Sioux Chief He states who he
is and encloses photograph OF the girl, VINO IL
very nice looking apd was educated at Carlisle.
The young man, however, wishes to go and live On
the reservation with his prospective wife and her
relations, and for this reason 1t was necessary
obtain the permission OF the Interior department.
White men are not allowed to stay on an Indian
reservation unless they have authority from the
government to do SO, and SO this young man was
obliged to take the government into his confidence
and reveal his love affairs. The Secretary OF the
Interior considered the matter frOm its practical
rather than its sentimental side and concluded
that while he could not prevent the young man
marrying the girl he could prevent him from going
to live with the old folks, and II he was anxious
to marry the young woman as he prOfesSed to be
he might scratch around and provide her with q
home Secretary Lamar Will write letter to the
ambitious lover and, while not discouragtng the
ardor OF his love, Will suggest the practical view
OF the situation, which seems to have escaped
him. Until there is some change in the present
plans OF the young man the paJernal benedictton
OF the Interior department VIII be withheld.
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THE HOUSE ADJOURNE.
he House at 5 O'Clock adjourned.
A MUNICIPAL BUILDING.
Gen: Meigs' Plan for ExtensiOn Of the
City Hail.
TT DOES MOT M11T WITH FAVOR FROM THB HOUSE
COMNIITKK

Gen. Meigs has written letter to the chairman
OF the House committee on public buildings and
grounds, MI. Dibble, transmitting plans for the
extension OF the City Hall for post ONCE purposes
and for the uses OF the District government by the
construction OF wing on either side. The propo-
stion is to build the west wing with a court yard
for wagons to drive 1nto and use it for the post
on1ce. The east wing is to have han on the en-
tire ground space, with skylight above, instead OF
court. This wing to be used for the District gov
eminent offices.
The eject Of the plan would not add any to the
beauty of the building, but would make it iow and
squatty, spreading too much for its height. 1t Is
not likely that the committee will favor the plan.
It is probable that the Only way they will consent
10 the enlargement OF this building for the pur-
poses designed, will be to have the old part of the
building torn down and new structure built up in
front OF the building recently completed In the rear
The idea viii be to make up as much room In
height as possible SO as not to require the OF
much additional ground space, which would have
to come of the park.
There are several members OF the committee who
Will not consent to have the District buildings and
post ONCE erected in Judiciary square, unless built
upon the site now occupied by Che old building.
They VIII not agree to have new buildings spread
out a long side Of the old.
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RoSBExIHs RIPoHTxp:-E A. Armes, 814 Rhode
Island avenue northwest reports that between 10
house was , entered through Sssemcnt window and
robbed OF gold watch, nickel plated watch,
four breastpinA 9. pair OF gold bracelets college
class pin, four SILK and satin handkerchiefs an
overeoat and g in money.-Frank Belts, No. S36
Pennsylvania avenue southeast reports that
about three O'Clock snis morning his store was en-.
box OF cigars. and two pounds Of to
baceo.- Several school children ct the
school house In Mount Pleasant report the
larceny from their schoN Of sled, clothing, etc,
valued u ss6Te.--A. O. Rutter,. 1<o3 Q street
northwest reports that on November 18th he left
at A06 1lth street. and when be returned II was
gone.-MrA 4 Cooley, 1908 y street north,
Thnradav morning her pocket was picked Of .
pocketbook containing S0o-Dr. J. Neagle re-
ports Stolen from hts trunk como weeks ago .
Quantaty q aivef-p plated knivea forks and spoons
worth Sl2.-Abraham sohlomberg reports the
larceny Of an oyegcoat worth -
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Fatally Hurt by a Bursting Boiler.
>, Boston; Mass, Dec. ia boiler in Hazlett
Underh1llS dry house and box factory at Cam
bridge, exploded this morning, injurinG seven
men. three of whom, 1t is reported, are fatally
hurt.
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FOR SALE-HOuSES.

EoR sALE-Two Two-STORY NEW BRICK
IL Houses 913 and 915 Y st. NV. These housss are
provements, bay window; very complete and sttrac-
tive for the low price Of $4,000 each; 9th st. csFs a.
80 5No. Il FREgcQrr.
d4-2w 1410 = st. NV,
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FOR SALE-LOTS

EOR SALE-A FINE BUILDING SITE. 25x1OO,
Il ON ST., near LIST nw at IS cents per foot; Will be
"Sf'f 81 cents In the cEAs s. DUBOIS eo5 9TH st.
side s,; Sf 18th st, between ana NV each 25t
t0 alley also two lots east side of 18th, each
sS Fl St New Hampshire
site library EYE 6u "a eAf s.
sss1 0ta
ff aisS !. Also other cheap properties r.
E0R sALE-CHEAP- FRONT LOT ON NJ
f.. st, opposite Mexican mansion; u feet wide to sd
Q ! Sss
FOR sALE.TYo VERY DESIRABLE. LOTS ON
foS s;sS 9s'' 'ss 's'a'
F0ff s4H5HE4stkE Gk2gf9 b THE CITY,
s Rs4s ssa S Is But T si sass
fsfsSrH ST'ss 6K
MONEY should avail themselves Of the present oppor-
dl1-2w 1920 st. NV.
Fosk: s Al e.; CHOICE BULLYING LOTS. WE
an M i1leiE; THos: j: f1S ;aJa TtS:;
II northwest. We offer for sale some very choice
building lots, situated Oh ST.. New Hampshire ave-,
Slx and at v T6s FshEs co. 1924
lNOR SALE-LOTS FOR SALE AT A SACRIFICE.
Il several fine lots on Colonial Beach beach front:
good chance for investment. Address box LIB Star
office. lts
Tor SALE-14 SPLENDID BUILDING LOTS ON
1a.2Oth ST., north of l. st. price, 81 foot.
and 10 cents foot.
3 fine Lots on Meridian Hill 20 and Soc foot.
ci
o. THos. G. HENsEY,
dll-3t 1905 + st. NV
DOR sALE-wE OFFER FOR SALE THE DEsIR-
peoe TAI p 9th And kaoSn as the
frontage 9th 100 feet and the same on st.
the whole plot containing square feet of ground
Tins Is one OF the most properties in the city
we are authSrized to sell for. A s. PRATT Sons,
"a foor 40 9th st. NV, Real Estate and Insurance
Agents. do-6t
E,OR SALE-vALUABLE NORTHWESTERN COR
ner property viz: q of lot square 243 900 feet
and wide parkngl bounded by Vermont ave- Iowa cir
and the large adjonnx house VIII
It's lot 26xl0O will be Sold together separately
Apply to owner, 1903 st. d4-3m
j. Three Lots north side Pierce st. bet LIST st and
AZ e n W. 20 s front each being total
quick purchaser at the low price Of SIS cents per foot
1s a41ss easy 'So. A. p1EaHiSSG Ya. sx
EQR SALE-TwO BEAUTIFUL LOTS, 40 FEET
front each on east side Sth st., bet aud SITS n W.
ory 9 s sst to ~ so ALLEY TIL, Inn
'PaRalya TO 'so. A f fhEs 8 9
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d4-2w 1l10 z s. nv
i is! g: "a fsss ::$ sf a.... MOI.
noso-an rHos i 1 Mr. 2 =. Nv.
e. ar e. R9T sa assH e aEs &
naslm rHo iai I T y x 3: '.
F2R sALE-vERY DEsIRABLk DwELLIFa OF
- F. ssSss4f q RseTR5
=
Rd da q
ON One h.pds s house Of Il rooms on e. bet
~ Two elegant houses of IL rooms each M st.. bet
scHM1D, sig 7t6 st. NV, let II and It's nas-3m
FOR , ssALE : BRICK; WATER, GAS.
St only SG kfEsKsy Wilson, SON: 1905 st. NV
TOR sALE-THE; HANDSOME RESIDENCE 1880
z Ss;65H fSaae s R123:
bO3 14th st. NV n1O-1m
EoR sALE-9o4 ST. NV; TWELVE ROOMS;
m0os'n improvements HE't ss sfifs i SON.
II nice cottages with large lots; also unimproved
E WisSS H fSSS from l5 up W1 aisim
FOE SALON Yl,. ON G ST: y: w. BETWEEN 18th
s %is6 ND fo sSas5eE $4,000 easy terms
FAYE A. OF
wo offer upon easy terms all cash. to suit pur-
chasers 1t VIII be to your advantage to consult our
HUMPHREY ks.I A ] ss1 gsSks;;.
FoR sALE-A BEAUTIFUL NEW BRICK HOUSE
IL ten rooms. modern improvements, north side O.
5oHS I4 and Hlst on easy
FOR sALETHREE NEW HOUSES ON b ST, SIX
ten ss. BTs
or * Ts1 and ssd P
142S New York ave- n24-3w'
Tor sALE:-!NEW EIaHT-ROoM CORNER BRICK,
1919 ST., adjoining Sun building. d6-1m
on corner Of concreted street in Georgetown eight.
ssn F9om nEF 1St 3 9f price, 10000 Apply
F3R SALE GREAT BARGAIN IN REAL ESTATE
Il Six new Brick Houses, rooms each, situated on
beautiful avenue northwest, with Wide parking, &C..
sn1y S'hn half this
year This property is now renting for $52 month
jesr57w' Real Estate Agent rent !" i4es \. r sve
SALE or b,cs Ron..A NSE
substantially built all modern ps coal vaults in
y1S y M
n12-1m
EOR ALE--CHEAP-sMALL DESIRABLE RESI-
L. dence northwest section of the city. We offer for
dence containing rooms and bath room situated near
Conn ave, on Ct which will be sold loxto prompt
d2-2w
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The New York s

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
The New York Stock Market.
The following the opening and 800 pm prices
of the New York Stock Market reported by special
wire to H. H. Dodge, $50 18th street.
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THE MEETING OF YOUNG PEOPLE At THE FRANKLIN
SCHOOL BUILDING TO-DAY.
About 300 children met at the Franklin school
building this afternoon for the purpose OF re-
organizing the Children's Christmas club. Miss
MOlle Villas presided, and the badges were dis
tnbuted to the children. The employment Of
walters and other details OF the arrangement were
attended to at this meeting.
MARRIAGE LICENsEs.-MarT1age licenses have
been issued by the clerk OF the court to William T.
Lewis and Ella Carter, both OF GOocbland county,
Va; Warren W. Little and Catherine Money, both
OF Baltimore, Md.
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PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
WANTED-IF THE PARTY WHO ADVERTISED
w November 18th, 80 yards OF Brussels carnet for
sale and las not disposed of it, hear of purrha.er
by sending address to &. A. star Office. It's
ON ACCOUNT OF THE HEAVY DEMAND Upon
" us prepared pay full value for (;ents
sscond- hand Clothing. Address or cali at JUSTH'S
oio stand, Dig ID ST. NV d1l-1m
~ aud slswers Send l0c. to book stores OF 10
IVY INSTITUTE
n11-ln Southwest corner Sth and 4 -. nv.
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Miners Strike at Shamokin.
REFUSING TO OREY THE KNIGHTs OF LABOR Az

REFUSING TO OBEY THE KNIGHTS OF LABOR Assem-
BLY, AND AWAIT ARBITRATION.
SHAMoKIN, Pa, Dec. ia strike OF miners en-
plOyed at the Bear Valley shaft, owned and Oper-
ated by the Philadelphia and Reading coal and
consequence OF a reduction of ten Der cent in the
wages OF miners working certain veins. The local
assembly, Knights Of Labor, ordered the miners to
continue work pending arbitration, but the men
refused to obey the order. AS result OF the
strike 900 men and boys are idle.
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The NctV Procedure Rules.
TRANSFERRING THE SPEAKERS POWERS no THE GOV.
ERNMENT.
LONDON, Dec. 1.-THE new rules Of parliament
tary procedure empower the government to give
notice OF closure and call a division thereon in
stead OF awaiting the speakers initiative. 1t is
said that Lord Harrington approves the proposals.
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I'd EDITION.
--latest qbleglanS to The Star.
THE M'QUADE TRIAL.
Tne Morning COmsumed I'm Readill
Documentary Evidence.

Documentary Evidence.
NEW YORK, Dee lin the McQuade trial this
morning the reading OF documentary evidence was
continued. Charles J. Alexander, a the law firm
OF Alexander Green, testified that he had set
Dy James A. Richmond, president Of the road. 1t
was afternoon before Mr.. Nicon concluded the
readlng OF the documentary evidence relating to
the franchise Clerk Twomey patiently sat In the
witness chair during the reading
AT the close witness was croSS-examined by Mr..
Newcombe. He said that at the special meeting
OF August 30, 1884. at 9a-m, after the meeting
opened, some one told him the doors were locked.
some one on the outside had pushed on the door.
open the door after this. The witness testified
That IN all the years OF his holding the position OF
as early meeting as the one Of August 30, 1854.
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PAYING AS THEY GOETHE disbursing officer of
the Navy department paid the clerks of that de-
partment on the 10th Of the month and viii make
payments again on the Esd and 3Oth. The diSburs-
Ing ocer OF the State department paid such clerks
as desired on the 10th and will do the same on the
Goth and the 3Oth. Treasury department clerks
will be paid on the 18th and 23d.
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were the readings at the stgnal once to-day: a.
m, -; q. N. z 2; IL g m, "a; p m, g; maxi
mum, 80; minimum, 10.
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CIRCUIT C0URT-Jttdgc Rd0ner.
To-day, Morrison agt. Stutx; demurrer to second
count sustained. Same agt. Cratgin; demurrer to
third amended declaration sustained; appeal
CRIMINAL CouRF-Fsdge MocArtAsw.
To-day, John West, housebreakdng and assault
with intent to commit rape; pleaded not guilty.
T. A. McInttra perjury; demurrer and indictment
sustained. Edward Windsor, larceny; personal
FecOgniZance.
P0IIoa CouRT~Jsd0s SMELL
To-day, Betty Woods. profanity in hs1ee on
I'd street northeast; personal bonds. Henry
Mitchell, disondR1y In the washington theater:
e5 or Is days. Richard Eya0a do; collateral for
feited.
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1913 Md. ave, s.w., l1r..s30
321. 323, 323H D st.

OFFICES.
go F at. N. W, Sd fr. $50
46S La. ave-, basem't,. 80
AS 9TH st, frontr. I'd a 20
615 9TH ST., rs. 4 and D.. Is
9th and Pa ave-, RIO. Ii