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ness JOHN ]. BERRET aged seventy ave ysaSa
funeral from his brothers residence, No. 1886
street northwest Thursday afternoon, ut two O'Clock
Friends are respectfully invited 2s
DENT On Tuesday morning, February "a, 1855.
GRANT DENT, aged IL years, months and 2 dayv.
Funeral takes place Thursday, from q. Augustias'6
at Am.
GARDINER Entered into rest aa washit gton. d.
G, at $40 Am, February I'd, 1885. FLoRLssCE 4,
daughter of William II. and Elizabeth r. Clask Gar
diner.
portsmouth. n. H. Northampton. Mass. paves.
and Boston Journal please copy.1
HUNT On Sunday, January Sla- 1855. q Leo
In the thirty sixth year OF her age
Funeral Will take place from st. PaufB church,
Twenty third street on Wednssesy q, oclock pm
tend
LATHIM. At 1914 soth St n.w., ct eco o,cieck
a AZ on fserusry LIST isse ADAI LATHIA -
Funeral private
McCULLUM On Monday, February l. 1e0e q =
O'Clock p M after long and painful ninss. which .
pore WITH Snristian fortttude. WILLIAM McCUL-
Funera, nom his late resdencs between Twenty
nrh and Twsnty-si.th and and ssrsets northwsst
Msg sso rssss.xy 3D. ct sooc inssrsns q
SHEA. February LIST, 1855, ct haaspaa n O'Clock
= N: sner short ninsa. THOMAS sEEA in the
Tsmpslno County keTrS. irei.nG A V
HIS funsrsl win take place from his sisters rssi.
"wednesday. 81 hslEpss two O'Clock. frisnSs and
relatives are respectfully invited 10 attend
SHOOT. MARY LUCRETIA sNOOr onay daush-
seS o q aSSs c a AND Emma smoo sssd sevenssss
Take these little iambs, said ne,
And lay them in my breast:
Profession they shall 6nd IN me,
In me be ever bieet.
Funeral from parents residence 1889 Ninth strees
northwest Wednesday, February "a ASS as 9
O'CLOCK Friends and relatfvesinvited
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Traveller Guide.

- PENE RogTE.B P: Station, eth ana B st.-Fer
sDii0 an and a $50 a.: p
and Ii:20 night For Boston. PIN edsiiy5 Ph III
saS 10 p and ss S,xn On spss
Cincinnati, ST. Louis and Pittsbure and wet go ~.
.aa 81 ass' Guy Sa 70
S Sa e Poc a% Safssso nnd Cincinnati o Pm
Richmond and the south, g. lfOI q n. daily.
sSS ESQ saIfsS nor I sssn Co., s ss
a nisS. 4 on HeS sc SO go 1879 pm sss
500, 7;io. 1890 pm. and lilo night or POPE:
s sgsss Line :iS m and k 40 m ssy sIsPs
pm daily. except Sunday. ON sunday. . Am, S:2O
b AND o RourE-station, Corner New Jersey Avs.
sss Sss Foi iSS s5 Rstsssss
S ens @ s.o tS sas .ss me-
sunday ..S S2 s 5so $50 and 1900 an i;2s Lao
$40, s:3O a 70. and 1910 and Also p m On sunday.
son tGs S nsr rsio %
3sse so: 10 and ~ p M ON sundays, $40 Q M and
id f daily stations sSosDs on s M
ssy AND sso M daily sao daily ssseps
Branch $40 a m, daily on sunday stoPs at ali sta
SAC daily esesr sunday so1 S easric sIA sa5
a m, 40 r M. daily except sunday. For Hagsrs-
point. ds
Washington and daithersburg $50 AM. and i2S0,
Va EIp1ASb RoUTs..R r ssation-For Nov
Se ono p Southern md For Louis
1880 p m. daily Manassas division. 23O ,. M
sunday. iIl5 am. $50 p. m For LynchSGrs way "
sHESaspoAH RourE-B & O. Station. -.For New
Orleans and inteImsdi.te ,pOInis $50 p 2. daily
OUR MARY ANN was cured of cough by Red
star Cough Cure Only quarter. No opiates.
Henry Augustus is out again. St Jacobs on
cured his rheumatism. Fifty cents.
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Swrrrs Srrcrrfc

liz natures own remedy, made from roots gathered
from the forests or Georgia. The method by which
1t is made was obtained by halfbreed from the
Creek Indians who inhabited certain portion Of
Georgia which was communicated to one ofthe early
settlers, and thus the formula has been handed down
to the present day. The demand his been grad
ually increasing uutil q 100000 laboratory Is
now necessary to supply the trade. foreign
demand has been created ana enlarged facilities viii
be necessary to meet 1t. This great
VEGETABLE BLOOD PURIFIER
CURES
CANCER. CATARRH, sCRoFULA, ECZEMA.
ULCERS, RHEUMATISM, BLOOD TA1NT.
hereditary otherwise without the use of Mercury
or Potash.
Books on Contagious Blood Poison and on "Blood
and Skin Diseases mailed free
For sale by all druggists
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
Drawer 8, Atlanta, Ga
157 w. 23d st. Ny. Is
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A COMPLAINT AGAINST rHE DELAY or TIL
GOVERNMENT


GOVERNMENT.
When the French spoliation cases were called
In the Court OF Claims yesterday Mr.. Earle crlti-
cised the government sharply. II seems there
are a great many cases which cannot be fled
sdvisedly until the court rules upon q number
OF general questions which are involved I'm cases
Cow upon the calendar. Congress only allowed
two years IN which petitions might be filed,
and one of these has expired. Mr.. Earle as
serted that In number OF cases now on the
trlal list the evidence was printed, the prayers
findings of fact and the briefs led in July last,
and yet the government has done nothing. 1t
was then proposed 10 take mp some OF these cases
tentatively In order that the others might be
nled advtsedly, and the labor and expense of
amending and reprinting avoided. The assist
ant attorney general said, from hts seat, that no
arrangement ar stipulation would be made In
regard 10 these cases Agentleman interested In
these cases says that a short continuance OF the
delay will result Ina leaving hundreds Of cases
which cannot be died within the balance OF the
year which remains. There are 200 original
sufferers by French spoliatiou prior 10 Septem-
Der 80 $500, and there are less than cod petit.
tons nied The court directed written motion
TO be filed.
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The AuacOstia Roa,
ITS RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES AS REPORTED

ITS RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES AS REPORTED
TO CONGRESS.
The report Of the Anacostia and Potomac
river railroad for ten years ending June 3Oth,
1885, has been submitted to the Senate District
committee. 1t shows the capital stock to be
100000. 5000 shares at $50 per share par
valueD The amount paid in i'm 1876 was
$4,000. In 1885 the capital stock was
$4,000, the bonded debt $1,000, and floating
debt 81 $1,000. The summary of the ten years
is as follows: Capital stock, $4,000; paid in,
S33,31O. Receipts-Sale OF stock, S33, o;
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES S2l ,O76. AZ equip
ment, $S.S45.S9; real estate, $3,7S0.26;
track repairs, SO, IA; car repairs, 351 go:
horse account, S3,755.OO; salary and wages,
S3O,952.91; bills payable, S9,7O2.72: other ex-
penses. s61 ,OO5.s3; total, S145. S67.s Thus
excess of expenditures. The taxes paid during
the ten year. amounted to 81 ,528.91, and in
terest 10 S3,27O.49. Miles of track, So.
Number OF horses, 26; number of cars, 8; divi-
dends, none.
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MRS. BAYARD.a rrNrp
simple Services ut Wilmington To
Day-Beautlful Weather


Day-Beautiful Weather.
WILMINGTON, DEL, Feb. 2.-In striking con-
trast to the wretched weather at her daughters
funeral, two weeks ago to-day, the body of Mrs.
Bayard was consigned to the family vault to-
day, in Old Swedes Church yard,
while the sun shone brightly on the
crisp, and but slowly thawfng snow.
Otherwise the funeral Of to-day was almost a
repetition of the recent one. An even greater
throng overlooked the church, but the obse-
4uies were as simple and there was
the same avoidance Of ceremony; The
daughters coffin followed the mother to her
resting-place, few yards from the church doc Z,
AS the casket reposed on its catafalque, await
Ing the short service, it was literally
hidden in flowers. AT the head rested q
pillow of camellias, interviewer with Maiden
hair fern, an offering from the President.
There were also massive cross of purple vio-
lets, with bunch of Gala lilies bursting from
the center from the ladies Of the cabinet; cross
of white roses and tulips wrealhs of white flow
ers, an anchor, a cross and wreath combined
in white roses, with sprays of green; pillow
OF violets, bordered with lilies of the
valley. and wreaths of palm, heIiotrope
and lilies Of the valley from the Mexican, Ger
man and Belgian minister A silver plate on
the lid was inscribed Laura Lee Bayard, VIII
mfNgtOn. Dell
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RESIGNED HIS CAPrAINCY.-The resignation
of Major II. ]. Farnswurth, inspector general, Of
his commission a. captain 9Th cavalry only,
has been accepted by the President to take
effect January 20, 1856.
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DEATH OF Mr.. JOHN F. BRIDGEr-Mr job,
F. Bridget, the well-known coachmaker OF thi
city, died at an early hour this morning at hi
residence, No. 125 ID street northwest MI
Bridget has resided here all his life and 10
over forty years was in business as "A coach ant
carriage maker. He was located Tor man,
years before the war on 9th street, below tn
avenue; then he removed to Pennsylvania ave
nue., near 41p street, and subsequently TO
street, near 18th street. He was regarded as
man OF the strictest integrity.
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District Goserusuent Afsaar,.

Mr.. BENJAMIN c. McQuay, or a2e Mayiand
avenue southwest, enters a complaint against
the agent OF the Gerhard Lang brewing COM
pany, Of Buffalo. n. ", located at e3l Mary.
land avenue southwest, for loading and unload
Ing wagons In front of his premises.
The Commissioners have received letter
from Mr.. Robert III. Coward, president OF the
Mutual Aid society, of Baltimore, Nd. stating
that their association IL a charitable and bt-
neSolent association, and asking that it be- ~
iieved from paying tax and license.
COLLECTIONS FOR JANUARY
The collectors report OF collections for Janu-
airy, 1856, foots mp t60, 5o2.3T.
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Changes i'm the Offices.

The Secretary of the Treasury has appointed
Thomas s. West a special inspector of customs
for duty at San Francisco, and ID. b. Woodruff
to be superintendent of construction of the new
public buildings at Macon Ca
Fourth-ciass pOstmasters were appointed to-
day in Maryland as follows Eugene Z. Jarboe
Edwards Ferry. Montgomery county; John
Rearaon, Gist, Carroll county; Miss L. Q. Martz,
Ladlesburgh, Frederick county; Jas. w. Wiley,
Heigle, Montgomery county.
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P1LEs P1LEsu P1LEsm

Sure cure for blind bleeding and itching Piles.
One box has cured the worst Of ten years stand
Ing No one need suffer ten minutes after using this
wonderful Kinks GERMAN PILE OINTMENT
1t absorhs umors, alays the itching at once. acts
poultice. gives instant and painless relief Kinks
German Pile Ointment is prepared only for the cure
OF Piles and itching Of the private parts and nothing
else Every box Is warranted by our Agent
Sold by Druggists and sent by mail ON receipt Of
price. el.OO per box.
Sold by sToTr 4 CROMWELL. No 4sO pennsyl.
vania ave. d1keol2m
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NEW CLASSES FoR BEeryNERs

AND ADVANCED STUDENTS NOW FORMING.
LADIES. GENTLEMEN AND YOUTHS.
tof both sexes)
Learn 20 read. write and speak FRENCH and GER
MAN at the " NJ G.. A Rooms, 14O9 14l1 New
York are.
GERMAN CLASS-Eight lessons per month. 81
FRENCH CLASS-Eight lessons per month 81
Also. English Literature. Composition, EIocution,
Latin. Italian and Preparation for all Exami-
nations.
Families and schools attended.
Private lessons az room I2:;, Corcoran Building
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THE NATIONAL CLUB INCoRPoRATEp.-The
Washington National Base Ball club to-day
filed a certificate of incorporation. The
term of existence is fixed at five years. The
object is stated to be ito develop and maintain
proper appreciation OF athletic and other man.
ly sports and amusements, and especially the
game known as base ball, as well as the mutual
improvement and social intercourse of its men,
bers and to acquire and hold such real and per-
sOnal property may be necessary to make
fully effeciual said business and Objects The
cOrporatOrs are Robt. c. Hewett, Charles Z.
White, Henry b. Bennett. Michael b. Scanlon,
Robt NJ. Drink and A. I. Britton.
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ClOsed by the Marshal.

DALLAS TEX, Feb. 2-The United States
marshal closed Fee Bros Elm street dry goods
store yesterday, under attachments amounting
to $4,000. Fee Bros were among the heaviest
merchants of Dallas, and their liabilities are
probably extensive, but neither these nor their
assets have yet been ascertained.
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RoBBERIES REPoRTED.-Annie Mitchell. Al
Franklin street, reports stolen from her room
yesterday $50 in cash.-James McKenn,
reports that while asleep i'm the Comique h
was robbed OF gold watch worth S35.-Franl
h. Ward reports stolen from one of his wagon
can of milk worth S2.50-Captain II. NJ
Miller reports stolen from vessel so pounds @
rope and an axe; value 81. 50.-John Wayne
reports the larceny of a lap robe.
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Rad Luck of the Pirate.

BALTIMORE, Feb. 2.-The British steamer
Pirate, which was damaged by the ice last
week and returned for repairs, again sailed for
ceeded but short distance when one of her
forward plates broke up to the stern and she
has come back to port again.
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nFF1CE OF W. W. LAMB. MD.
~ 1249 HANOVER ST.
PHILADELPHIA. DECEMBER q, 1884
MESsRs. EIsNER 4 MENDELsON,
SOLE AGENTS OF JOHANN HoFFs
MALT EXTRACT q. s. OF A.,

$40 RACE ST., PHILADELPHIA.
DEAR SIRS:-I HAVE USED JOHANN HOFFS
MALT EXTRACT FOR THE PAST FIVE YHA rs
IN NY -, PkivATE PRACTlCE AND HAVE
STORING BEVERAGE AND TONIC NUTRITIVE
KNOWN. HAVE FOUND IT ESPECIALLY
FEVER IN CASES OF DYSPEPSIA, FOR
MOTHERS NURSING, AND IN CASES oE
WEAKLY CHILDREN, AND ALSO IN LUNG
TRoUBLEs; MY ATTENTION WAS Drawn gY
LY, AND Ai:asIT a MILLiON OF BOTTLES II
PORTED BY Yoy HAVE PASSED NY IN1PEC
TON IN THE CUSICM.HOUSE SATJSfACTO
kILY FUR THE PAST FIVE YEARS.
YOURS. RESPECTFULLY,
w. w. LAM, Nd,
CHIEF DRUG INSPECTOR u. ID
BEWARE OF IMiTATrON. NONE s uENbINI
WITHpUT THE SIGNATURE OF .JOTfANl
81 dpi aVxkY s6fsta AN ~ ~ ss & 80 q
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DUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME HOUSE AND LOT
On STREET SOUTHEAST, BEING HOUSE

II
TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME HOUSE AND LOT
on STREET SOUTHEAST, BEING HOUSE
NO. 513 L STREET.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust duly recorded in s:.A
liber No. 100. folio 40 ct SEQ, of the land H.
records OF the District Of Columbia and at the G:#
written request Of the party secured thereby vii
sell On TU SDAY, the NINTH DAY OF FEBRU-
AIRY, A D. 1856. at FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ, in front
OF the premises, all that certain piece parcel OF
ground known and described as part of original lot
eight hundred and fythree $3.50, according to the
pat and plan OF the city OF Washington d. c. begin
ming Tor the same at the northeast OF said lot
running thence west twenty-five feet and onethird OF
an Inch thence south one hundred and fortyour feet
and eleven inches TO the rear line OF said lot thence
east TWENTY-FIVE feet and Onethird inch and thence
north to the place OF beginning together with all the
improvements, ways, easements, Entertainments and
appuftenances TO the same belonging or In anyWis,
appertaining.
Terms: u cash. balance in l and years, notes In
bear Interest, payable semiannually, and to be Sc.
cured BY deed OF trust on premises, ali cash at on
t,on Oh purchaser conveyaneing, &C., at purchasers
cos,. aepos OF 2lOO required al SALE Terms to be
compiled with IN days. otherwise the trustees
the right 10 resell at the risk and cost of the defnns
purchaser alter days public notice of such resale i
some newspaper published In Washington, d. G.
.o, ERANElS H. SMITH, ,,...
laZSdGds FRANK B. SMITH, trustees.
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Washington stock Exchange.

The following changes from yesterdays quotations
on the Washington Stock Exc,an noted to-day:
o. s. 41as 1891 coupon, 112ss bid 112a4 asked. U. S.
a. 1891 registered, 1!11a bid. 112sa asked. u As
1884 bid ia asked 5Oyear fund. $685. S24, cur
rency 116ls bid 2O-year fund, u.s. 1892 coini 1874
ington and Georgetown R. r. bonds, 1l6 bid: Metro
politan X. R. stock 95 bid, 102l asked, Riggs ms
G7s bid, asked Masonic Hail bonds. 1O21a bid.
second National Bank, IHs bid Great Falls Ice
lO2lA asked. Penn. Tel Co, As bid, AZ asked. Ches-
apeake and Pot Tel Co.. IS bid, 6614 asked. w. L.
l., first mort bonds. 80 asked.
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Nominated by the President.

The President sent the following nomination
to the Senate to-day: Samuel Thompson Corn,
of Illinois, to be associate Justice of the
supreme court of the Territory of Wyoming
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BOWLING. Auctioneer.
THoMAs E wAseAHASS b., r.,.,. ,

YTNHoMAs E. WAGGAMAN,
l. Real Estate Auctioneer.
REAL EsTATE, KNoWN As PkEMisEs No No
AoaHH& AHHSV WAs HEAE
By virtue Of deed OF trust, recorded in 1iber 80
cords of the District of Columbia at the re- ~.
quest Of the party secured thereby, we the undSr-
as es T SEA Ct Pae spesT IN
OF FEBRUARY, A. D. 1856, at FIVE f5) O'CLOCK
r NJ. all that part OF Los numbered five go in Car
square numbered five hundred and seventy-fve f575)
except that to the United states
Of The land records Of said DstTcs e Of c G
b.al And also all that part of Lot numbered eight
CD in the same subdivision situate and adjoining
line of said Lot and public alley, being the same par
GELS of ground and premises conveyed with the excep-
tee by deed recorded in Lber No. 49, foii9 ss5 et
seq. Of the Land Records the District Of Columbia
Gnnnand and others building Committee Of the GrutG
Verein, OF Washington, ID. c., recorded in Iiber No.
$40 folio 352 of the Land Records of the District Of
IIitz and others to William Lewis recorded among
the Land Records of the District Of Columbia-im,
eleven rooms and known as wv TeWs Capisol Rss
taurant."
The terms Of sale: Onethird cash, and the balance
notes or the purchaser with interest at six per cent
per annum: interest payable semiannualy principal
deposit W q Be Of n sa
chaser at the time Of sale All conveyancing at the
sale must be complied with within ten days from day
OF sale. otherwise the property will be resod the
after five days notice in The Evening Star
EUGENE CARUSI,
4S6 Louisiana ave. NV, r,.
W. j. MILLER, AIustees
a3O-dt3dS 4S6 Louisiana av e. NV,
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rJNHOS. f WAGGAMAN Real Estate Auctioneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF LOT IMPROVED BY
FRAME DWELLING, NO. 1927 FOURTEENTH
STREET NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of deed of trust duly recorded in Ii @
Der No. 1855. folio 1872, ct seq Of the Land i::
quest of the party thereby secured we will sen an
public auction in front of The premises on FRIDAY
MARCH FIFTH, 1886, AT HALF-PAST FIVE
O'CLOCK PM, the following described parcel of
ground, to wit: Commencing for the same at the
southwest corner of lot lettered A. of John o. Evans
subdivision of original lot IL i'm square 247 said sub
division being recorded June n, 1887, Ia hook r. W.
No. 1, page % Of the Surveyors Office of Washington
City, in said districts running thence the south
line of said lot 81 feet to the west line of an alley:
thence in northeasterly direction the southeast
corner lot lettered Is. Of said subdivision thence
west 1O4 feet thence south Fl feet the of be-
ginning with the house situated thereon to the mid
die Of the partition wall dividing the house situated
said Lot A, from the house situated the adjon-
ing lot b. said house being No. 1927 l4th street north
west,
Terms One-third cash, and the balance I'm equal In,
Sfanients In six and twelve months for which notes
Of the purchaser bearing interest from day sale and
secured by deed Of trust on the property sold will be
taken all cash at the option of the de-
posit Of SlGO will be required at time Of SALE and ali
conveyancing and recording will be at purchasers
cost If terms are not complied with in days from
sale. property will be resoid at risk and cost OF de.
faulsing purchaser after ten days notice
LORIN NJ SAUNDERS }r.
w. c. HILL, Arustees'
THos. E wAGGAMAN, Auctioneer. ja3O-eo&ds
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A Hunted Prince.
Charges Against Prison officials.

PARIS, Feb. 2.-Prince Krapotkin has been
notified by the Swiss authorities that he will be
arrested II he enters Switzerland.
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Why ''Oun NEw SourH"
AND
w. II. TENNEY FAMILY FLOUR


BOYCOTTED.
1t IS because we do not use all new barrels Were
we to do SO 1t would give employment to five more
coopers The difference in the of barrels to us
would be $1,000 per year. Most ofour -four in barrels Is
shipped out OF this market and brings the same price
as II were shipped in new barrels the home trade
taking more than half the flour sold here in paper
sacks. We employ in our business 25 at average
better wages than received by barrel coOperS The
Boycotters have attempted to drive out Of employ
ment - men, unless we give work to more Of their
men, We did not seek this quarrel. but we had either
TO submit to secret body, unknown to the laws. quit
business or hight. We chose the latter believing ours
just cause and the frequent boycottings since con-
vinces us we were right We contending for prin
clpe that affects every Merchant and Manufacturer.
Our flours are of the best quality and made of
!ected southern wheat and sold fair prices and
lower than If they were packed in new barrels Al
We have confidence that the public will sustain in
the stand we have taken. AS American citizens,
whether native naturaized, lovers of liberty
they will not let one man rule twenty-one. Our
government is Republic in which the majority rule
w. H. TENNEY 4 SONS,
! Capitol Mills,
ja3OSt West Washington.
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I'd EDITION.
Latest kilograms to The Star.
CoNKIrxa TO aUEsrroN ruEM

To Examine the New York Aldermen
Regarding the Broadway Railroad.
Special Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR.
ALBANY, N. Y, Feb. 2.-Ex-Senator Roscoe
Conklins will be selected by the legislative
committee to conduct the examination of the
New York aldermen with reference to their
alleged corrupt action in the grant of the Broat-
way street railroad franchise.