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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-12-23
An Extraordinary Razor

HAS BEEN INVENTED BY THE eolAs
"A OWN 90. OF England. The wv vyRR
body is so THIN and fLEXlBLk Ae q. svaY
TO REQUIRE GRINDING, and hhI.; ACE Of
velvet making shaving quite . luxury; nm
cresting A GREAT EXCITEMENT ~ - pEb.
among the experts, who pronounce nals. -
FICTION. Two dollars In buffalo = must
In ivory. Every razor. to be genuine, Ma.
bear on the reverse aide the hans I" fr,n
THAN JOSEPH, cal Clay street, = at.tss
oiaco, the only place In fhe .applied;
where they are obtained. trace 'Hr
sent by mail l0c extra or O. Q. D. h.yiu
The Queen's Gwn ComTamy pSARL
enlarged their factory. are now MARTY = and
and IVORY CARVING KNIVES, svps sne
POCKET KNIVES, HUNTING hNnsI, mar.
SCISSORS, OF the same quality ss.sJvdkw
~yeIously wonderful Razor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-22
Changes I'm the Office..


The following of1lctal changes have occurred In
the Department OF the Interior: Appointments
In the pension ofce under the civil service rules
Curtis c. Williams, Of Ohio; Thomas L Mitchell,
OF Pennsylvania, and Frederick A. Burt, OF Massa-
ohusetts, as clerks at $l,Oo0 per annum- Miss Eva
NJ. Lyon, of Nebraska; Miss Emma L. Hopkins, OF
California, and Miss Emma r. Smith, OF Nebraska,
as cOpyfstS at $500 per annun. Ethr1dge j. Gar
rison, OF Alabama, has been transferred from the
pension ONCE to the ONCE OF education and pro-
moted nom 81 200 to q, AGO. Miss Mary 8. Will
liams OF Connecticut, clerk Of class two, in the
Office OF education. has resigned.
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT PROMOTIONS.
The following changes have taken place In the
Post once department: Promoted from 81, 400 to
S1,60O-Edward NJ. Gadsden, OF Georgia, OF the
money order Office; w. II. s. Wood, Of Michigan,
OF first assistants office; John A. Blevfns, OF Mis-
souri,, do; w. H. Landvoight, of District OF Column
bia, transferred from the office OF the third to that
OF the first assistant. From 81 200 to 81 400
Edward +. Harris, of New York, and transferred
from the Postmaster Generals ONCE to that OF the
assistants Office; G. NJ. Brumbaugh, OF Pennsyl-
vania and transferred from the first to the second
assistants office; Ruff Van Brunt, In the money
order office; J. w. g. Atkins OF Arkansas, and
transferred from the third to the first assistants
ONCE. From o. 600 to 81, 200-Miss Della P. Wood
ruff; Arthur H. Whitlark, Michigan; Frederick A.
Preston, Minnesota; Arthur L. Hughes, Ohio: K.
" Babbitt Michigan; Robert L. Bains, Mississippi;
Miss Clara A. Leland, South Carolina; VIM. T.
John F. Sawyer, Minnesota. From 500 to 81 900
Miss Mary A. Triplett, District OF columbia; An
drew X. Laird, Iowa, and Miss Minnie L Best,
North Carolina.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-22

To the Editor Of TIE EvxxYuo srAn
The District Commissioners should receive tho
cordial support OF all good c1tisens IN their with
urawal Of building permit for the proposed
theater In the E-street SKATING rink Their action
thus Tar has been upon the strong ground o. pubic
safefy. To that end they hold that no further
theaters should be authorized In buildings not
specially erected fof that pufposa and N efinces
which, from structural weakness ana Renernl want
OF adaptation. would be dangerous % the AUDIENCES
SaSg aas Ssss n the ee se. 81 sns
and ITS construction was too poor 70 carry ant
weight upon the walls II rs opposite a prOuiine1k
charcn, Is surrounded by dwelling houses, and
stables. In such a locality, and In such tempo
Iary structure, IL was proposed, In fourteen days
20 convert this building into . theaier which
have acted with wisdom I'm averting the prooabiuty
oil great pubic calamity, and should be CON-
mended for their prompt action.
Whilst the Commissioners have thus acted upon
puolic grounds they are also supported by the
unanimous objection O. all residents and property.
owners In that immediate locality. huinerousiy
signed protest has been filled with them. setting
use and value OF adjacent property by the location
OF such theater. We are further advised that Mr.
Strasoerger was fully advised OF such intended
Quence thereof he employed a lawyer 10 oppose
the protest before the Commissioner that said
lawyer was upon his own INQUIRY advised OF the
precise s, GATE s when such protest would be sub
against Il.
r. is also stated that the permit was hansly
taken out under these circumstances, and tho
aiieged contracts for construction OF building.
steam heating, theatrical companies &c per.
fected la few hours a. is only another evidence
OF the wisdom OF the action taken by the Commls.
sonerS TO stop such hastily and illy-digeSfAd
plans for the construction and opening of q IT,
were made. Rrs,prNr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-22
THE FREE BRIDGE.
Col. HAins % Have Charge Of Its Re.
construction

The Appropriation for the purchase and rebuild
nag q the AQueduct bridge wae eAO,ooo. OF which
200 was for the purchase leaving but Sis 600
with which to rebuild the bridge on the present
piers. Now that the property is m the possession
OF the government, plans win Of once be prepared
for its reconstruction. The matter has been
placed in charge OF Col. p. c. Hams, who is now
engaged in inspecting the structure TO ascertain
its condition.
It IS desired to make the bridge q free bridge
while the plans for rebuilding it are under consd
GRAFTON. II It can be done with due regard to pub
nc safety. 1t Is found that its weak points can
De strengthened at small expense It Will probably
De Done. 50 that the pubic may use It until ope-
ratlOnS Tor reconstruction are commenced.
General Duane, chief OF engines, told STAR re-
porter to-day that he expects to receive ihstruc-
lions rom the secretary OF War In day or two
regarding the changes to be made in the bridge,
which VIII be carried out BY Colonel Hams
The Alexandria Canal Company Sues
the District for $40, 900
To-Day the ALEXANDRIA Canal, Railroad and
Bridge company, by Mr.. Il. H. Wells entered a
suit against the District Of Columbia to recover
$20000damages by reason OF the defendants closing
the Aqueduct from October 9Th to the 2lst instant
to the general public, and issuing passes for par
ties TO pass over the structures free, thereby de.
Rr1ving them OF revenue. They make the point
that the District had no right, II the bridge was
unsafe, 70 Issue permits for parties to cross.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-22
I'd EDITION.
--latest TGlBglans to The STAT.

REV. MIR. MESSAROS ON TRIAL.
He Appears i'm Court to Answer Mrs.
COulston's Charges.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 22.-The trial OF Rev. Waldo
Messaros charged with assault upon Mrs Mary
Coulston, was begun before Judge Fellto-day. The
courtroom was crowded when the reverend de-
iendanI entered with his wife leaning upon his
arm. The Rev. Waldo Messaros Is the pastor or
the Northwestern Independent church, and Mrs
COulStOn, who was member OF his congregation,
Is the wife OF reputable merchant, ana Il wei.
known by reason Of her active work in the inter-
est OF various charitable and benevolent So
cieties. She alleged that on June 21st last
the Rev. MesSaroS came to her house
and attempted to commit an assault on her in the
parlor, and that her cries brought her husband,
Or. Butcher, and one or two others who were in
the house at the time, and they prevented the ac-
complishment Of his purpose and turned the pas
TOR over to the police. He was then held under
1900 bal, but owing to the continued absence OF
Dr. Butcher, the principal witness, nothing was
Gone until December 9, when the grand jury found
true bill Of Indictment against Messaros, charg-
ing him III the Hrst count with assault and bat
terry and in the second with assault and battery
with intent to rape Mrs. Coulsron.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-22

BALTIMORE, Nd, Dec. 22-virginia Sizes con.
solidated, 54h: do. ten-forties, AZ; do threes
65; North Carolina skies. old. 121 bid to-day.
ding, "a. Flour steady and quiet Howard
street and western SUPER 35a2 15 do. extra, $5a
do. family 00a4 so city mills super 35a2 5;
do extra 3 00a3 10: Rio brands .75ao 90; Patapsco
family. 5.15: do superlative patent. 3. 90 Wheat
southern steady; western higher and duh southern
baud Yla92: No western winter red, spot, SSa88x:
southern steady and quiet western higher closing
fairly active; southern white 45s46; southern yell
low 44a45x; western mixed. spot. 46 bid; December
40 hsa45H: January 451a45S February, 461sa46 Z;
steamer. AN bid. Oats steady-southern, 35x40:
western white, 5Sa4O western mixed. 35a36 :Pennsy-
wanna, 3oa40 Rye 9niet. 55a%. Hay stesdX-prine to
clear rib sides, packed. 6ka7 Baconshoulders, 7a7H:
clear RIB sides TX; hams, 12al2A. Lard-refned
IN. Butter frm-western packed, 13alS: creamery,
!:ia3O. Eggs firm, :,Ya30. Petroleum lower-refned
Ga Coffee dull and nomnal-RiO cargoes ordinary to
FAIR 13a14 Sugar easy and quiet-A soft. copper
refined steady, l054a1l Whisky quiet and steady, 1a
- trd,ghsss s 10 verro9i per steamer steady.
1850 barrels; wheat. 90 800 bushels corn. $4,000
barrels; wheat, 10000 bushels; corn, $4,000
bushels. Sales-wheat 253. 300 bushels; corn, $4,000
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, Ill, Dec. %, IL 30 q. m-May wheat
opened at 83A this morning, or &c lower than las.
night then became stronger and advanced steadily to
S4x and is now quoted at "a Corn-May, AK.
Qats-May. 81. Pork-Msy. 1L07H. Lard-May,
6.62ha665.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-22
Washinston Stock Exchanre.

The following changes from yesterdays quotations
iss ::E:$
PC per mps. S. 1891, coin 11ss bid a i@p,
currency. ll7K bid. Metropolitan railroad stock.
1034 asked Washington Gas. 37A bid, 3sA
sarsnce, S bid. Bank Of Washinetons 200 bid.
Farmers and Mechanics Bank. Georgetown, l63
sid, l70 asked Great Falls Ice, 131 asked. Real
peake and Potomac Tel. Co.., S3A bid S53S
asked. w. L. ]. LIST mortgage bonds, SO asked.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-22
The P8m.Electric Case.
THE Er,I. nySvysSpn

To-day in the Equity Court in the case OF ].
Harris Rogers against Attorney General Garland
bill to dissolve the partnership Of the Pan-Electrc
cOmpany-Mr. Chandler concluded his argument
in favor of demurrer of the defendants and the
missed, the complainant noting an appeal The
demurrer was that there was ground for equity in
the bill; that 1t was vague, ambiguous and uncer-
at law for any injuries which he might have SUI
fered.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-22
Eightccn Hours ut the wheel.

SUFFERING OF TIE CAPTAIN OF A SCHOONER AND
HIS CREW IN FIERCE SNOW STORM.
WEYMOUTH, MASS, Dec. 22.-The schooner Taylor
& Mathis, from Philadelphia, with coal, for this
port, arrived last night On Thursday last she en-
countered severe gale and thick snow, during
which the vessel became nearly uncomfortable.
On Friday morning when the storm subsidized the
vessel was found to be OF the mouth of the Kenne-
bee river. Both boats were lost, the sails We're
damaged and the vessel was badly strained and
was leaking 300 strokes per hour The captain
and crew were all badly frost bitten and the cap
tain'S hands were both frozen. He stood at the
wheel eighteen consecutive hours. tug from
Bath tOwed the vessel to this port.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-22
SEVENTH STREET. Pxars Ror.1.

SEVENTH STREET. Pxars Rorn.
FOR A NICE HOLIDAY PRESENT.
Gents Collar and CAT Set, ~ and yYc
Manicure SIT. frUisl 15c
Ladies WORK BOX iron al
= t~Gut1ful ONiOr Case. from S1.l3
GsEticliisn's S.ls Wig case, froln Al 81
Al Infants IOIle. Case g., 81
-. e1sgsnt Toilet Case from. A.
1Ceilcl " Ladies' piush
Gai-d-su tctsei-- from Ale. 20 -.
beaEili1 EssoTiH.eat OF Purses, Pocket Books and
Gard Gases, from sc. 10 : -.
4 Chl.ds Plush Bonnet, from SSc
A Hand kIIt ECvd. froin :,:,c to S24p
Il JAR II Leggilis. frO.I. :3.lc UP.
A Is.F OF WARM 3httens from lOc M
Nice hid Gloves, iTOiIl Jus to 81 5U pair
PAR ~ Lined ur-tup Gloves, fruiA Ith. to o.
Ladies C1,ored Bordered Hem stitched Hsndker-
chiefs. from Sc each up
GentieEien's Co.oresl Boriered stitched Hand
kerri..sfs. FROM IKE. each up.
LADIES Pure Linen White Hem-stitched Hanker-
Chiefs. from iUc. each mp
ladies scalioped and Embroidered handkerchief
beautiful siiz Handkerchief or Munier from Ioc
escL
nice Fancy Set Collars and Cuffs At &c set
nice Domestic or imported Jersey, frum 81 25 70
g. escu.
uise piece u Jeweiry, Breast Pin Ear Rings Scarf
IAN. E@r IL. Jersey PIN. Fob Chain. Gents Watch
CAA2n. niger Kings. Eracele;s, &C. from Toe up.
J. II. FOLLlN,
SEVENTH STREET PALAIS ROYAL
elo sli 9Th St. between and X NV
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IMPRISONED FOR CONTEMPT.

Reporter MOfr1S Goes TO Jai1 Rather
Than Betray a Confidence.
BALTIMORE, Dec. 22.-Some two weeks ago John
T. Norris, reporter Of The S,n was called before
the grand jury to answer as to his means of in
formation regarding the presentment Of Sheriff
F1edderman charged with attempting to bride
colored voter at the late elections. Mr.. Morris
said he had received the Information in confidence
and could not disclose the name OF his informant.
subsequently the charge against the sheriff was
dismissed and the accuSer was committed to jan
for perjury. To-day Mr.. Morris was called before
Judge Duffy, and still refusing to expose his In
formant, was committed to jail for contempt. The
term OF his Imprisonment Is indefinite unless he
shall purge himself
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-22
The Diplomatic Appropriation Bill.
SEVERAL CHANGES MADE IN RI AT THE SUGGESTIONS OF
THE STATE DEPARTMENT.

THE STATE DEPARTMENT.
Upon representations made by Assistant Secre-
tary Porter OF the Department Of State, the House
committee on foreign affairs has restored to the
diplomatic and consular appropriation bill the
provision raising the Chinese mission to the first
class at salary OF SAT 500 To offset this increase
three consulates were dispensed with at the sug-
gestion OF MI. Porter, namely, Geistemunde, Ger
many, which is so near to Bremen that its duties
can be performed by the consul at Bremen; Elber-
hed Which i similarly situated near
regarded as unnecessary. The total appropriation
made by the bill is now 81 900 in excess OF the APP
preparation made in the original bill.
An elaborate report viii be presented to the
House with the BILL explanatory OF the reasons
that Influenced the COMMITTEES IN preparing bill
exceeding by 1926, 600 the appropriation made for
the diplomatic and consular service during the
current year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-22
i Fun LINE Or Blanc Books,

TRIAL BALANCE BOOKS.
INDEX ard TIME BOOKS,
REPORTERS NOfE-BOO
LETTER COPYING BOOKS,
SCRAP and INVOICE BOOKS
GRDCERS and BUTCHERS ORDER BOOKS.
WRITING TABLETS and ENVELOPES all sizes
LITTER. SCRAP. PAMPHLETS and INVOICE
FILLS WEDDING INVITATIONS. VISITING
CARDS Engraved and Printed.
EASTON RuPP,
dl1-3m Stationers. cor. Penn and 18th st. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-22
District GOvermnaent Affair.".
Vital CT TTSruCS


The health ONCE report OF deaths last week
shows: Number OF deaths IS, white S. cOlored 80;
death rate per 1,00O per annum, white 1883 COL
ored 226l, total population 10 rs; IL were under
years OF age, and Is over 90 years. The principal
causes OF death were consumption 10, typhoid
fever 4, pneumonia 6, congestion OF the lungs 2,
bronchitis 1. Births reported: 16 white males, IL
whitefemales, II colored males Is cOored females.
Marriages reported: IL white, y col0red.
BUILDING PERMITS
issued by Inspector Entwisle: X. c. Hewitt repair
brick dwelling, 1916 9th street northwest; $l75.
Ellen Reed erect a twO-stOry brick dwelling alley
between S and Pierce street northwest; 500. Jas
l. Barbour, erect an ONCE, northeast corner l4th
and streets northwest; s., 600. Danl OConnor,
erect two two-story and cellar dwellings, Valley
street; $1,000.
RESIGNED AFTER LONG SERVICE.
Onicer John w. SmoOt, after serving IL years on
the police force, has resigned to enter the feed
business on Pennsylvania avenue southeast.
NlSCRLLANEOUS.
D. NJ GoOdacre ct al. ask that gas lamps be
erected on Howard avenue, Mount Pleasant also
sidewalk and curb, under the permit system.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-22

In san franclsco. yes,eraays Maance NuyenI a
Thomas Bailey, a well-known character. THIS
makes the fourth murder In San Francisco within
weeks.
For the publication OF a scufrflous poem reject
ing on the integrity OF the court I'm the thai OF the
not cases, Judge Sloan, IN Milwaukee yesterday
sentenced Paul 4fOttkauf, editor OF the socialist
organ the Arteiter zettung, TO thirty days It hard
labor.
While the cashier OF the First National bank C
Milwaukee was at dinner yesterday O thief stolo
about 1900 In s. notes. Only about half OF them
were signed.
1t is reported In New YORK that FrankfiA \
Gowen, on hehalf OF the Baltimore and Ohio, has
made an oner 70 purchase the south Pennsyyan1A
railroad.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-22
TAe cours.,.

CIRCUIT C0Uh1cyud0e H0Qner.
Yesterday, Soper agt. Baum; verdict for defend
ant.
To-day Bowie agt. Belt; Judgment on plea. Bel
mont agt. washington and Georgetown Railroad
company; time extended. Jurors discharged Till
EQuIrY coURr-yudge James
Yesterday, Gibbons agt DOoley; appearance o.
absent defendant ordered. Gibbons agt. Aranton;
appearance OF absent DEFENDANT ordered.
Huguely ACT. webb ct al. ltwo cases.; Injunction
denied and restraining order discharged. Mason
act. Mason; trustee directed TO execute deed and
sale ratified mist O'CCme1 agt Brown ct al: ap-
pearance OF absent defendant ordered. Thomas
agt Gilm0e receivers directed TO sell certain Ger
tiaeatea Baltzer AFT Batter; CORRECTION Y de-
scr1puon OF Anal ratification ordered. Arnold agt.
Arnold; divorce granted Morris aGt. Norris; sale
decreed and John McNally appointed trustee 70
Today Bsckenhelmer aee lBacssnhetmer; divorce
granted. Heylafd a&t WaIlach; pro confesso as
to certain 0efendautA Jones agt Jones; appear
aAce az absent Defendant ofdefo0. Smlth agG
6mithS0n; pro eonfeaE0 set ASIDE WITH leave 70
answer. Tickets agts sRtckerty; testimony or
dered taken ueto4e James A. Clarke. Sawye1a agt
Sawyers; commission T. take testimony In vifyi-
elnfnAI couKy Judge Macarthur -.
Yesterday, ThQmea Clark second onens0 peut
larceny, pleadsa g9Qtyi o4e yenr e tse Renisee-
alra1gue4 06 paeeoe0 ne guilty. Thomas car
ter. murder Of Jam0 Ho3meos noe guilty..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-22

DEPRAv1TY.-This morning IN the Police Court,
charged with yagrancy,- Mrs. susan Beavers testi-
fled that the defendant has been the cause OF three
men being killed, and ever since she had the last
one killed she had been harborfng witness hus-
band. Witness said her husband spent all his
money on the defendant, and only came home
when he wanted q clean shirt or some article OF
clothing. Three weeks ago, she said, her husband
sold out his business and spent his last cent on the
defendant. witness went to defendants house
several days ago and found three women there.
They were 50 drunk that II one OF them had fallen
In the IRE the others could not have rescued her.
Johanna was required to give bonds In default Of
70 days on the farm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-22

PERSONAL---VERY. b. Welsh, deputy third au-
ditor, who has been confined to his room with a
severe cold, is better to-day, but is still unable to
resume his official duties.-Gen. Jas. Oaks, 1t.
Hamilton Rowan, G. II. French, OF Boston, A. c..
Justus OF New York, Capt. David c. Woodrow and
Oliver Dalrymple, OF st Paul, are at the Ebbitt-
Mr. Clifford Arrfck, OF the geological survey, who
has been stationed in the vicinity OF Boston, is
his home here, and will remain till SPRING
Parker Mann, g. H. Leland and A. D. Breed Of
and j.. 8. Walsh, Of st. Louis, c. A.
Proudwater, OF Montana, and l. c. II.
HOnore, OF Chicago, are at the Arlington
Chief Engineer Inch and Constructor Hichborn of
the navy, were registered In New York last night.
Key. w. B. Evans has returned to the city
from ocean Grove.-E. E. Mckay, OF Topeka,
Peter Jackson, Rev. W. ]. Seabury, E. R. Meade,
Jno H. Douglass, Michael Norton, A. j. Todd and
]. n; Downss, Of New YORK, s; Hetherington, Of
London, T. MacdonOugh, OF Cheboygan, j. L.
LOOmiS and A. r. Little, OF Philadelphia, A. o.
Downs, OF Chicago VIM. T. Gordon, of Richmond,
C. w. AtthOuSe, OF Detroit, and w. voorhees,, De-
catur, Ill, are at Willards.-xA. II. Robbins, of
Chicago, Geo. II. and C. T. r. Bates OF Delaware,
T. L. Livermore, OF Boston, and Geo. K. Miles, OF
New York, are at WOrmleysS-John C. Sullivan,
J. A. Woods and F. G. Eaton, OF New York. are
at Welckers.-LeOnard Myers, j. L. Linton, E. j.
Mathews VIM. L Gregg and +. J. McWade, OF
Philadelphia, and d. G. Backus, OF New York, are
at the Riggs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-22

Hor1p.Y ANNOUNCEMENT
We ale Vow Fally Prerared for the Holiday
Trade With the
IARG EST IND Ri->T ASSERT d STOCK OF GOOD
We have ever "isTe,. TIE public, and 1t prices as low
As the lowest consisting in part of
The Latest Illustrated Gift Books: S.antlsJI Books in
Sets I:e iOets. IL all styles. cheap etlitiuns OF
Popular GOsAs. Faruily. Teachers and
P1'ket BIbies. very large aid
carefully selected assert
nlent OF EIis.uIa! afd Catholic Prayer Books and
Ey@-:;a!s Juveniles. an immense stock and VA
neiX: Iapeteries. Photograph and Auto
srsph Albums. lnsssanis; the lat
est best IL writing
Desks; Clris-l and New Year Cards Games and
10y BoYka :or the young. anu carefully
selected Souvenirs al.H Nov
clues Of the season.
WM. BaLLANTYNE SON
"a iSs 9Th st
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-22

MARRIAaE LICENSES. Marriage licenses have been
issued by the clerk OF the court to-day to Robert
Montgomery county, Md. Bruce N. Cotton and
Mary I. Mankins, both OF St siary's county, Nd;
Chas. Z. Rely and Lille F. Morrison, both OF
and Hattie n. Oden; Cha& &. woodruff, Of PhIla-
delph1a, and stella n. Caulneid; Frederick Dietx
Juliet R0salie Hammond, both OF Baltimore;
George w. Pitcher and Octavia N. Robe: Reuben
Harris and Martha Hill; George Chase and Mag
gle Carroll; Emery e. Walupgford and Anna E.
Thompson; James A. Jordan and Mary Lizzie
Gapen; John A. Cox and Emma T. Han.