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The Treasury department..

The Treasury Department T. east ~ the white
House and extends t,e whole length ot the
front between PuuusylVauil mll Now York
The central east tuoribui is built prircu,tuue,
rebuilt M 1876 ~, while tine otUyrplrts wyro
commenced I'm 1853 and built Of uuuito
The Cash Room iu this building ita beau.
tiul aIurtWgut Zoo the north wing the en-
trance tu which is from hu north porch
Tie vaults are under th. Cash Room and
can Lc seen uu 70 written permit -.yyu hy
the treasurer OF the United States, whose
floor, This permit must hu shown JHu cash
Ter who VIII detail "ulus to take ihn yisI.
tor into the Uou' huIlIuD chests u. tUruluI-
try. The old state Department used 90 De
ON the site occupied 10y the northeast cor
nNr OF IMn ILMM.MrN.
The Washington critic., 1886-09-07
RR0CERlES.

HARBOUR 81 HAMILTON,
Wholesale
Flour, Wine aud Grocery Merchants,
Gi4 to SD Panna. Avenue.
The Washington critic., 1886-09-07
The McDrldc-yerney Case.

The charge against Miss Mary j. Me-
Bride and James ID, Neruey of impeding
justice, came before Judge Harper to-day
and was continued until Saturday,
COiOrcd q. s. H. Eron Baltimore
Guy Post, G. A. r.. of Baltimore, ar.
rived In the city this morning as guest,
Of Morton Post, They numbered eighty.
seven and were accompanied by theii
drum corps and a number of friends.
The Washington critic., 1886-09-07
Unprecedented Nttractioul
over quarter Milton Ui-trihatedi
Louisiana State Lottery Co.

AhlFf'tNfhtfN OtIFNcltuu!
over quarter Milton Di-trihutedi
Louisiana State Lottery Co.
Incorporated IN 1855 for % years by the
Legislature for Educational aud Charitable
purposes with q Capital 90; Z 'Uv0VOO-to
which a reserve fund otoycrS . 'oOcJ has since
been added.
Ry an overwhelming popular vote 'ts fran
Chisc was made a part n' Tine present state
Constitution adopted December =, a. D. 1879
It's Grand single Numrer Drawings VIII take
place monthly II Never Scales or pgstpOuUs.
Look at the following Distributions:
Extraordinary Quarterly Drawing,
Ut IIo Academy OF Music, New orleans,
TUESDAY, SEPT. II, 1885.
10000 tickets at Ten Dollars each
Halves, SO. Tiuhs, 50. Tenths, 81.
LIST or rmlrs.
CAPITAL PRIZE OF Si5O,OoO.... si5o,OO0
! GRAND PRIZE OF 10000. 10000
aLARGE rlHzEs OF ioOoO.... 5000
d1ARGE PRIZES OF 5OO0,..., 10000
s0PRlzEs OF leg0o0..... s9o909(
100 SEQ .... 10000
20 1UO..... 10000
eco lUOu... 10000
1860 Jj..... 5000
AUTHORIZATION TIMES
100 Approximation Prl2es S9O0...... 10000
leo do do 'S5S. SS.".,., '5 55,}55
2,2,g prizes amounting gto..,,....un. s5!2io0
Application for rates 20 c'ubs should be
made only to the Office OF the Company in
New Orleans.
For further information write clearly, giving
full address. POSTAL NOTES, Express
Money Orders or New York Exchange in urdi-
nary letter. Currency Invariably by Express
at our expense addressed
M. \. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, Ls.
The Washington critic., 1886-09-07
CAPITAL PRIZE, $4,000.
E1zssTY ~ x, zrEtsl5KRx
| ESsA, @q
Erza-uzsss ssau--sfSls. s.ls,,,nux,ya,(

we do tsfsjy cfrd'y ma, IRE tyrIyit hear
5pJ q1HshN tor uA ne N0rHy dHd Quarter
2 DtalCUgs Of ne L0nsidbd STATE L0itsry
G'mpqUy dud Ia peEOH manage ant control th3
n dlriHqE NtWstIy,a, amt that me same are con-
6rct,d WjN h0nsaiy, JdiJueSs apd ia goal tllth
UUtd GH pu,ti,s gad noe ayAOtise ne Com
pGny 10 Uas MS can fca's, iCitt fqf-sinieS Of
oNJ signatures UtiIgbsl, M Us Ulr.iigtWsutS.' -
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PENN. RoUTE-B. d A. Station, ttn and q s-Foe
s:4o ana lni: =, 300. 4I5. 1880, ll:io pm. For
Boston In DAILY PhiiaIei pima accomIlo astioIi,
and iI:2o pm. For chicago. Cincinnati. 81 LOUIS
and Pittsburg and west, Chicago limiIedD
81 LOUIS and except saturday 70 Inlcago 30 am.
Shlcaso aud and, Cincinnati 40 pm daily: Pacific
the south, 8. 1850 am. 435 pm daily te,eeI I
sunday For Baltimore, o:S5: 1:l5 $780, 1:4o. 300.
i5o5 and SG @ tas sa sa sS s $50
iIOo am, 400. 4:l5. $50. 7:IO. IOO0 and Ito
M t daily re sss.p sSnd. n faI ' ma s
am. l2Uo and Alb pm. daily, except SUNDAY. ON
Kochestsr. Buu.iO. Niagara i0:oo pm daily. ssssa s
Is asp g Rours,sta.ion Corner New Jersey Ave.
ned) lovUo y. daiiy for Cincinnati Louisville and
sS S p daily ioie ol s., nSs sss
6:4O. 1880 h'30 and loO5 ~. l2:lO. l25, 3i5 ts6-
nnSss sasa. se a. Sc. s S ana 100 1905 ss 80
n:v S;sS a., s;Ao $40 30 o;z5 II IN For An
= spa si For way % Sa ssa
Washington and BALTIMORE. s. 6.s0 $3.50 q. m. I2:lO
sna s1s p ON fS4 Stations s 30 Hs
s saS :Sa s DAILY :. :S q
, Branch ss Soc daily on suna.S q. ~ q.
esps sanaay fos s9 1000 M and
da es sna ror SsA pSn .s
"a: GinLASS RoSTE.K Z = rs.uoa.,ro. Nsv
sDd S:y % ss
~ p m daily Mnnassss division. 2sS0 p N.
sans s.f; % S 20 sa: sS s
o,saS: sss 1000 ss ~
ssis ana & st.s.. so :as so a.,
except sunday. and A.A9 2; m every day.
ST JACOBS Or removes ALI main and inhlam.
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RAlfiiM MRRK etc.

BALTIMORE, MD July 2.-Virgin,a skies. CONSOLE
dated coupons, oota DO. ten-iOres, Az: do new
thr-es. oo.s bid to-day.
BALTIMORE. MD, July 2.-Cotton firm-mid-
ding, U.s. Flour straightforward and western
super z.5Oa2 gu do extra, ;UUaJ %: DO. FAMILY
3.you4.UU do. lilo brands. 4.oUa4.62; Pntapsco
tnnIiiy, D. l5 do superlaINe patent, 900. Wheat
southern steady and fairly active: western higher
aud active, closing strong southern, red, S5aoS do
spot e3ia bid July. o4,e4li August. IA bid neptem
Der, S4s4aS5. Corn-suuthern easier and nominal:
western higher aud du.i; southern white, 45ai0;
southern yellow, 45a4t; western mixed spot Aba s5l
July, 44lea44l2; August, 40 ASKED steamer 4ua4Uta
Oats firm - southern. 3.ai0 western white 3Sa4O;
steady and quiet, GJuo6. Hay easy and guet-prime
40 choice western, 0.oUal250 Provisions firm and
active: Mess pork. lu5ual 90 Bulk meats
shoulders and clear rib sides, pack % aatis. Bacon
shoulders, 7aS; clear rib sides, hams. i2e.ai 3la
Lard-reined, ia Butter ates,dy-Western packed,
10al3: creamery, 1oai9. Eggs quiet. La: Aa
Petroleum duil-refined 10 Coffee firm and quiet
Rio cargue,, ordinary to fair. S4aS Sugar unsettled
A soft, 6ls copper refined steady 9A2.lo Whisky
firm Ll9ai.2O. Freishts to Liverpool per steamer
Reeelpts-Honr .4s barrels; wheat 15.5O0 bushels:
corn. II 200. bushels; oat-. 2OUU bushels. Ship
menisiloiik. 20, IA barrels: corn. 1900 bushels
SaicS-Wneat. 6Io.SUU bushels; corn, 1000 bushels
Note.-Because the Ith of July holiday there will
be no markets until Tuesday, 9th instant
Chicago Markets..
CHICAGO. ILL.,, July 2. HOO a Mon the
curb" yesterday afternoon wheat sold up "a
for August delivery, higher than at the ciosr Of
oificaltring The starring price This morning was
TIA with shorts covering freely but the prlce could
Old under the free offerings. and fell back To
August, 274. Pork August, lO.4O. Lard-August
e.
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JACKSON. On July LIST. 1850. 1t pm. JENNIE
b jackson. beloved wife Of l. n. jackson, and
daughter Of James Cannon
Funeral IT salisbury. Nd. Sunday. July eth. st
pm
SCHNEIDER. On July i, 1855 ct II O'Clock an.
MAGGIE sCHNEiDER aged three months. dsugh-
Ter of Charles and Annie Schneider.
Funeral Rom the readence Of her parenos No. t1S
I street north Invest. saturday. ~ three o'clock
D. m Friends and relatives the hmtly are roapoUss
tuliy invited 70 attend
FOLSOM. On Friday. July = 1854. q b.l5 O'Clock.
efteI long and lingering ulnoss u asthWa. WILL
LIAM ToiSON, IN the thirty ninth yeor u his ags.
= the residepce OF bis ststeS Anna ThomaA l7oS 8
street northwest
Further police ofths funeral win be given n soes
WALTER On June 30th. 1850, ELLEN CATH
ERNIE WALTER beloved wife q Charlos Waitse
eyed 81 yeass and month
fuaefAl from her lASe rou1denoe. No. Al0 Ihtp1
eses northwest On BEtAny ~ four p -
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Judge Barrett's Mercy.
HE LECTURES AND SENTENCES THE MEN

HE LECTURES AND SENTENCES THE MEN con.
YICTED OF BoYCoTTING THESIS.
NEW York, July 2.-The convicted boycott
ters OF Thesis, the proprietor of concert gar
den, were arraigned In court to-day for sen.
tence. Judge Barrett made some strong re-
marks TO them on the lawlessness of the crime
ton of circulars before places of business was
conspiracy and punishable as such. Their con-
duct II unpublished would lead to savagery. He
would not impose the full penalty OF the law. as
they were working men. The judge then sem
fenced Paul Wittzig and Henry HOIdorf to two
years and ten months at hard labor, Michael
Strobe and Julius Rosenberg to one year and
six months imprisonment. Daniel Dannhau-
ser, the most violent Of any OF the bOycOtters,
got three years and eight months in state
prison.
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Wnshin.fon stnck ExchanRe,


The following changes from yesterdays quotations
Oh the Washington STOCK Exchange are noted to-day:
U. ). las, 1891 coupon. Ia DID. ll2is asked Z.
c. per imp. lis. 1891, coin II Ia did. ID. G. per imp
IS, 1891, currency. 1l6i4 bid 50year fund. 3-35s.
X. r. stock, los bid iO6ls asked. North Capitol and
Street K. X. stock, 46 bid. 81 asked. Washington
Gas, ;39la bid, $685. asked. GermaIl.American ms
l45 bid Potomac ms 54le did kisss 7as bid.
Masonic Hall bonds. 1Uola bid. Washington .8rica
Machine. ~ bid. NationaI Metropolitan Bank. l3S
bid. Citixens National bank. lIUis Did. second
National Bank, ll3 uid, III asked. Penn. 1e. o.,
.oa oiI AZ asked. Chesapeake anu Pot Tel Co..
y.u 81
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BEFORE YOU LEAVE


Shawl Straps with handles, from Csc up.
The Travelling Companion is useful article; It is
made of canvas with rubber lining. and of coura s
waterproof compartments for all toilet articles and
can be rolled In small parcel. rom 81 IS up
Pocket Necessaries useful: the cases are made of
leather. and contain comb. mirror scissors ontton-
nook and nail cleaner 29c. we'll worth 50c. each.
81 ushes we import direct and can afford to sell as
cheap as others can buy at: Hair Brushes for 49c,
usually sold for csc Clothes Brushes for 29c usually
sold for AGO. Tooth Brushes for lse., good any
offered elsewhere Tor 25c Nail Brushes for 25c
ally sold for 36c; Flesh Brushes, with long curved
handles, for 73e. usually sold for $l.snaps in end
less Variety all styles Of COgates also, Gele Freres
celebrated French Soaps half druggists prices
.....Pe Perfumes: Lubin's all odors, $50 OF
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KNEEDLERaEARLE.o On the 2eth Of yqps. leee.
at 1.-The Cedars," Georgetown Heights, by Rev j. s.
Lindsay, u. D., MAkY TILGHNAG EARLE to
HOWARD s. KSEEDLER. Of Chestnut HUI, Phiis-
deipbia, Pa
sPERRY-LAMB. On wednesday, June 30th 1885
q the residences Of The brides parents Breokyh. y.
r.. by Rev j. ID. Wells, I'D, FRANK SpEkRY .
LIZZIE, daughter Of Thomas Lamb. e. No cards,
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The Columbia Regatta.
SOME INTERESTING RACES AND AN ENJoYA-
BILE HOP.


BILE HOP.
The Columbia boat club regatta last evening
was very Interesting and was followed by an
enjoyable hop in the boat house. The Rifle gig
manned by Mute, Lewis, Simmons and john
son, defeated the Glass" gig with a crew con-
posed of Young, Sloan, Hyde and Stoutenburg,
by about a length. An eight-oared race followed
The contestants were Young, snyder, Mackell
Brauner, Balantyne, Kerr, Zeigler and Wood
ward with Gibson as coXwain; and Mute Sloan
Lewis, Stoutenburg, Simmons, Johnson, Bush
nell and Hyde, with Smith as coxswain. The
latter crew won by half "a length. Zeigler
Yates, Woodward and Bushnell were entered
for the pony race, and mounted barrels deco
rated with horses heads IN front and brooms
for tails. good deal OF amusement was
created by their Ireauent upsetS.
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I'd EDITION.
--latest T6lBglanS 70 Tho Star.
TEN KILLED NJ An ExPLOSIoN.
New Jersey Powder Works BloWa Up
with Terrible ReSulGD.

MORRisTOWN, n, J., July IA terrible ex'
at the Atlantic Giant Powder works, situated
between McCainsville and Drakesville, ". J.,
resulting in the loss of ten lives and the injury
OF ten or twelve others. The explosion took
place in the mixing house. The cause Is a. yet
unknown. The loss will be very heavy, The
conclusion was felt distinctly tor twenty miles
was shattered.
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CHICAGO, July 2.-There is very fair pros
pect of another pool going by the board, the
Burlington and Missouri having given notice
OF their withdrawal from the COlOradO-U tab
association west OF the river. AS the Colorado
Utah east is neutrality-suspicious. and by the agree
ment one falls with the other, this will involve
the dissolution Of both pools unless q cOmpro-
mise Is arrived at.
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ANOTHER MOVE IN THE WiNANs UIvolCR-
Thursday to the superior COURT, general term,
from the report of the referee and nom The de-
cision OF Judge lngraham, OF the superior court,
Caring that he had never been married TO Alice
O'Keefe, who sued for divorce, claiming thatshe
was his wife.
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To-day. Sheriff agt. Brown; argued and sub
PROBATE CoURr-Judoe Cox
To-day, estate of Alex. Forrest; order for sale
OF bonds. Estate of Cornelius Lanahan; will
admitted to probate. Estate of VIM. Hams:
order Of publication. Estate OF Arthur Foster;
motion for additional time to answer rule to
show cause. Estate of l.. NJ. Goldsborough; affi-
davit of A. 8. Merriman filed. Estate of Chas.
guardian to the children; bond 500. Estate
OF John Malone; will admitted to probate and
letters issued to Lucy 4, Crafty; bond 5000
Estate OF Thomas Daily; order of publication.
CIRCUIT CoURT-Jatdge Cor.
ment. White agt: Gibbons; Judgment for plain
Thayer agt. Duncanson; verdict for plaintiff
$3.50 damages. The jurors were discharged
for the term.
CRIMINALCoURr-y4csge AacArthrr..
Yesterday, Thomas Kelly, HOUSEKEEPING,
plea of guilty entered sentenced TO Albany
Kelly, housebreaking; plea of guilty; sentence
Today, George Carr, housebreakine; order to
c. Bohlayer, assaulting officer released from
Jail and sent to the Insane asylum. James Cru
soc; second offence larceny.
POLICE COURT-Jud0e She'll
To-day. Thomas King, colored, profanity; SO
or days. James Lee, cOiOred, trespass on
parks; $40 or 80 days. Charles scherf and
Jake Schear, indecent exposure; S5 each. John
stewart colored, disorderly in Christian alley;
So or 15 days. Walton Green, profanity; SIS or
Z days. Elizabeth Howard, loud and bolster
Gus; 80 or Is days.
MONUMENTS AT GETTYsBURG.-At Gettys-
burg, Pa, yesterday the first and sixteenth
Massachusetts regiments dedicated their mon
uments on the Emmettsburg road, near the
Rogers building, aud they were transferred to
Pennsylvania state monument to Gen. Rey-
nOlds, in the woods near Katalysin Spring, was
dedicated. There We're a great many arrivals
yesterday to attend the reunion Of the third
corps, including many from Washington. Dur
ing the week monuments Of the twenty-second
and twenty-elghth Massachusetts regiments
will be Transferred 70 the Memorial associa-
ton.
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Keeping Their Promise Good.

THE AMERICAN LEAGUE SENDS $S5,OOO TO
PARNELL IN WEEK.
DETROIT, MICH, July 2.-When the second
reading of the home rule bill was defeated in
parliaAeasts4 was promised that 81 900 would
be SehtsAsIcampaign expenses tor each Irish
member voting for it. The following cable dis
patch was sent from here to-day to Mr. Parnel:
give thousand pounds mOreTransnitted your
trustees. The league in America more than
good to its engagements" This was signed by
Treasurer O'Reilly. This makes $4,000, or
SIS, 900 sentBy DIR. O'Rielly within a week, or
81 900 for each Irish member who voted with
Parnell tor the second reading.
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The Visitors 10 Annapolis.
SENSATION IN THE HOUSE OVER THEIR BILL
OF EXPENSEA

OF EXPENSES
sensation was caused in the House this ar
ternoon by the reading OF the itenized account
OF the expenditures of officers at the Naval
academy iol the entertainment OF the board of
visitors, two OF whom were members of Con-
gress. Fifteen hundred dollars was appro-
priated for the expenses OF the board.
1t seems that out OF this the mileage of the
members was not paid. A deficiency 10 meet
this expense Is Included in the general defici.
ency Dill. The account MAS read Dy request OF
Mr.. Barnes To show the eXtraN agance. Among
the Items were many bottles VI beer, of various
mineral waters and wine and brandy"
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Another Americas Vessel sessed.

ONE OF CASADA's CRUISERS PoUNOEs UPON
AN AMERICAN FISHER.
The dominion cruiser Terror has been living
in Shellburne harbor, Nova Scotia, tor q fow
days. Wednesday afternoon the American
fishing schooner City Point. Of Portland Capt
keene, called at Shellburne for water and re.
pairs, and her captain set his men To work
taxing water, while he proceeded up the har-
Dor IN boat 10 report al the CUSTOM house,
Part way up the harbor he met the captain OF
the Terror la the cruisers boat, who hailed him
and ordered him back 70 the City Point. The
captain oil the Terror Look charge ol the Ameri-
can schooner. The schooners oifense appears
TO be In taking water On board before reporting
at the custom house.
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PAYMENT FOR SENDING TROOPS TO PANAMA.
Mr.. Cannon (Ill.) offered amendment 60
the deficiency bin I'm the House this afternoon
making an appropriation for the payment Of
the claims OF the Pacific Mail steamship com.
pany for the transportation of troops Go Panama
In June, 1855. The amendment was agreed
to-70 10 AZ
RESTORED TO THE OLD FIGURE
In the senate the committee's amendment 90
the legislative.biil restoring the salary OF the
assistant Treasurer OF Baltimore TO $4,000, the
Inquire he has been receiving for several years,
was adopted. The House reduced II TO "a, 900.
coAhIssIoNER BLACKS SALARY NOT he
STORED.
In the Senate the amendment 10 restore
Pension Commissioner Black 5 salary 10 f5. 900.
ithaving been reduced 10 ~. 900 by the House.
was reJected--25 10 ~.
WANT THE BILL PASSED OVEN THE VETO.
Senator Miller to-day presented petition Of
the Daniel I. schenck Post, q. A. r., of Fulton,
N.f., asking that the bill to pension the widow
OF Capt u. L. Schenck may become Law not
withstanding the veto OF the President The
peution Is largely signed. and sets forth that
the slgnes are well aware that the death OF
the husband OF the claimant WAS the result o(
hls service In The army etc
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Senate. PUGH's DAUGHTER RESCUED ny
FORCE FROM A CRUEL HUSBAND.
Omaha telegraph ~ the New York Herald, July L.
Two years ago the daughter OF senator Pugh,
OF Alabama, was married Id a man who proved
to be not only a worthless fellow, but also q
tyrant. She and her husband came To Omaha
and resided here some months and then moved
to Council Blurfs, Iowa. During the time they
lived In Omaha and Council Bulls the husband
treated her cruelty ana Kept her ia destitute
circumstances, ana Also prevented her by iorcs
and confinement from com IN un eating with her
fatner. A lew days ago the Vile by acciue mt
obtained an audience with Stale senator Goo.
Wright, OF Council BluIls, To whom SHE told lief
story aud appealed Tor assistance. Senator
Wright telesrapDed 10 Senator Push, who had
been unable all thus time To find any traces Of
the whereabouts OF his daughter. The result
was that yesterday young Mr.. Pugh, the wiIe's
brother, arrived ia CounclI Bluiis aud, driving
" tue house, obtained abundance with "A drawn
revolver. lie advanced ON his sisters nus
band, threatening To Kali him. The husband
Omaha. Young Pugh took his sister ana her
little child aud depafteL Tor Alabama.
Hanlan won the great boat race al st. Johns.
Quebec, yesterday, beating tioss by half a
length. Time, 2om., 3os.
Minister COX presided over the distribution OF
prizes during the commencement exercises at
lno RouerL American college at Cons tam lnoplo
yesterday and made a humorous address.
An express train On the stuttgart and Berlin
railway, Germany, ran into "A local tram yester-
day, demolsning the latter ana killing and
woundins a large number OF persons.
Timothy Dwight was yesterday inaugurated
as president OF Yale college Ia succeed DR..
Porter.
Only five jurymen had been obtained ip Chi
ciiso up ~ last evening Tor The trial vi tIe all,
arcnsts.
William Walter Phelps yesterday sent the
$50.
A tornado passed through Florence, :. c.,
yesterday, frightening the people, moving one
mousse from It's foundations and leyeling many
trees.
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The Management OF the schools.

Iue Mou0&ememt Oh the SC0OOt2s
TIE COMMISSIONERS TO CHAIRMAN INGALLS,.
The Commissioners have addressed a letter 10
Chairman Ingalls,, Of the Senate District COM
mtttee, In response 10 o letter from the clerk of
said committee, inclOsing, by direction Of Mr..
ingalls, Tor the views Of the Comm issioners, II.
r. "bil to create a school board for the District
of Columbus and 10 prescribe its powers and
duties. The Commissioners say this bill
has been carefully considered by the board.
Vlso u letter from Mir. James Y. Dulin,
secretary VI "Citixeus' Committee ON Legsla-
ton for the Public schools, under date OF une
gall, as chairman OF the committee on District
OF Columbia, and asking that IL may be acted
upon oy the Senate AS u substitute for Senate
olii 1855. Tue Commissioners deny the state
lnent In The letter Of Mr.. Dulin, that the Com
missioners and the citizens committee have
agreed TO y school board bill, except as Jo the
appointment OF scperintendents of instruction,
and That the House committee has settled this
matter by the adoption of compromise.
The Commissioners inclose to Mr.. ingalls, a
copy of letter dated May Is, 1856 addressed 10
CHAIRMAN Barbour, OF the House committee Tor
The District; also, copy OF the bill IL H. %, l35,
as transmitted to the Comm issioners on the
same day. They say il does not appear from
the letter OF Mr.. Dulin how the suggested
amendment was brought 10 the consideration
OF the committee. The Commissioners knew
nothing OF such suggestion. and the
Out their sanction, and directly against
their action in meeting board.
Inc Commissioners repeat what they said In
their letter of the 10th May, that ID, that they
see no need for any further legislation with re-
spect To the public schools. The law of 1875 is
good one, and the schools We're never iii bet
ter condition than they are at this time. The
proposed amenument takes away from the
the schools, and does not relieve them from
any Of the responsibility on account thereof
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS EVENING.
SALE

EXTRAORDINARY SALE,
WILL BE OFFERED AT PUBLIC AUCTION
100000 CIGARS,
Consisting OF the Finest Brands in the market,
lNPORfED KEY WEST AND DOMESTIC,
TOT CONVENIENCE of sale will be sold in Store. We
respectfully inform the public, dealers and smokers
mat the above stock Is of superior quality. Ample
time for inspection will be given prior to the sale.
bne5e goods will be sold N lots Of ONE BOX AND
WV a itDS, sale to commence THURSDAY. JULY
FIRST, at EN- A. NJ TWO and SEVEN PM
je29-it WALTER b. WILLIAMS d CO, Aucts.
HlNiIS EVENING, AT HALF-PAST SEVEN p NJ,
l. GUNS, CUTLERY, REVOLV Frs, NOVELTIES,
WATCHES, SILVERWARE, JEWELRY, BAN
JOS. SPORTING GOODS &c, IN STORE l347
PENNSY1.NAN1A AVENUE, NEAR FOUR
TENTH STREET.
BY direction OF the ownar who Is going exclusively
IN the Manufacturing business will sell all the above
stock az auction, EVERY EVENING. at HALE
PAST SEVEN, until all are disposed OF
bargains may be expected
my l52m NJ. FOLEY, Auctioneer,