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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-06
Washington sleek Exchange.

The following changes from saturdays quotations
on the Washington stock Exchan2e are noted to-day
y. g: 4sS 1891. coupons. 107A bad, I0sx asked.
D. c. J0year fund 3-66s. 1924. III bid, llS asksd
Washington and Georsetown Railroad bonds 2lS bid
4 E.:Ssa s ssGes lpa pa
National Metropolt.n Insurance. 20 Nd National
Wsahingtop Brick Machine. 3l5 bid. :955 ssbed.
Farmers' and Mechanics Bank OF Georsstown, i86
bid. 1853 asked. Chesapeake and Potomac Telephope
Co., ION bid. 80 asked T.. 5. Electric Light. 20
BID washineton Market Co 8s, IlbA bid. National
Bark Of the Republic. Isl bid. Central Nat3enal
bank 200 bid. pa asked
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Only One Colfiery Running.

NEW YORK, Feb. GA Reading special says: Not
colliery either belonging to the Reading Com
pany or TO individuals Is running in the ShenAn-
doah district to-day except the William Penn.
When the Poles were told that the VIM Penn
was the only colliery running they became noisy
and again took 10 drinking. All are reported TO be
heavily armed, having bought up AL the firearms
In the IOwn-
QUIET AT POTTSvII1E.
PoTTSyIfLE. Pa, Feb ti.-An Is quiet upon the
surface here this morning, although no confidence
+ felt In the pernanency Of the calm prevailing at
Shenandoah.
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WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP.

A DECISION AGAINST Mr. DUNwOODY.-The Court
o; Claims to-day gave an adverse judgment in the
case Of VIM. p. Ddnwoody. who served as secretary
OF the National Board OF Health Tor about two
years after the failure OF the appropriation. The
claim was for 200.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-06
The Snlead Contracts.
THE COMMISSIONERS REILLY TO THE SENATE INQU
REGARDING THEM,

Is ]. u Z
REGARDING THEM.
The reply Of the Commissioners to the Senate
resolution asking Information in regard to the
contract OF Isaac Smead ~ Co. was received by the
Senate to-day. In his letter to the Commissioners,
Building Inspector Entwisle says there was no
competition and no proposals were invited for the
work; that the heating and ventilating, as also
the "dry-closet" system. being q patent, it could
not be put in competition. When the system was
approved and ordered by the former board of Com
missioners It's adoption was based upon the COM
paratiye cost or steam-heating and ventilation
and the ''Ruttan or Smead' system, and finding
that the latter could De applied :' per cent less
than the former they did not hesitate to contract
for 1t, and, since its application, the system has
proved success In every point. The buildings
are thoroughly heated and the ventilation excel
lent. BY actual comparison he reports that he
found the cost OF heating, per school-room, TO be
&2S for the Smead system and s45 for the steam.
The dry closet system he reports Is very salts
factory. The total amount paid Smead a Co. is
S43 1C1 70
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Bismarck's Speech.
HE THINKS WAR WITH FRANCE WOULD NOT NRcEss1-

BERLIN, Feb. 6.-Continuing his speech in the
rechStag to-day, Prince Bismarck said "I go so far
In my confidence as to say that even o war
with France would not necesSitate war
with Russia, although the LAT ter eventually would
involve the former. II is true that 1 cannot de-
mand an explanation from the Russian foreign
Office, regarding the concentrat1on OF troops
on The frontier, but having been well
acquainted with Russia's foreign policy for q
generation may have my Own opinion on the
matter. believe the Russian cabinet intends TO
make kussia'S voice heard at the next European
Crisis, and therefore wishes to push her military
forces as far WestWa ard as pOssible.n
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District Government Affairs.


The Commissioners in response to their view on
H. r. bill 4Sa5 ito incorporate the Atlantic Trust
and Deposit Company OF the District OF Columbia,
say s'the proposed incorporates being weil-known
citiZens, who would faithfully and ably execute
the trust contemplated by this bill, they see no
objection, but would suggest That the bills be modi-
ned Dy striking Out the Woru GUARDIAN Wherever
IT occurs In them, as ITS retention would involve
the care OF the persons py inc company as well as
OF the estates OF wards, which, In their opinion,
could not properly be done by such a corporation.
FOR THE PROTECTION OF GIRLS.
The Commissioner recommend favorable action
on House Dill 1886, TO amend the Revised statutes
o 70 g 1s anS for Inc nor t1s
crime OF rape" Tho statutes as amended read as
follows:
"Sec. 1152. Every person convicted OF rape,
either first, by carnally and unlawfully knowing
Ut, Seconu ~ aorc1ny raVin,ns any mo LUZ a VI
snncnT :" s S inrsonmanr anH iahor Sor The
T, . ,o nnp nsd ~ az" is the t ~, w,
nlss 1mense LOT peod 100 no. ,ess cnaa Cen MOI
TOR and during the period q MS natural me-"
The commissioners nave written 10 CHAIRMAN
Hemphill IN relatlOl 70 d; n nil 400, when IS
Dill ITO provide criminal CODE ior the district OF
mately connected with the Supreme Court OF the
District than with the municipal administration,
Court OF the district OF Columbia for more salts
factory opinion.
| DISTRICT MEN FOR DISTRICT OFFICES.
4ey7 should nor he passed. The bin prohibits any
person from being eligible to appointment In any
OF the District Offices who is not at the time of LIS
appointment, an actual and bona fide resident OF
such Dist riot and who has not been such resident
| for at least one year prior to such appointment
i u,,r rry,n uorspO x,r>,prppn
WASr IhEK HOUSES E NuMsESEp Gomn,,,oo
No n ot ILL.,, ppsy,nd on t,e observation-disclosures 70
dav for the nnrnoss or having their houses num-
onT fe r. ,v,,% the hnd,ng thSnactnr Who has
charge Of that class of work
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For a six.dayA' Tramp.
PROFESSIONAL wALKKRb START MATCH At NADIsQ
SQUARE GARDEN.

PROFESSIONAL WAIEEHB START A AA3CH At AKOkx0N
SQUARE GARDEN.
Madison Square Garden. New York. was filled
early last evening preliminary to the opening OF
the six-day ge-as-yOu-please International walk
ing match. It was estimated that 500 persons
were present at 10 O'Clock. There was consldera-
BILE betting in progress the boOkmakers secretly
carrying on their work. The favorites were Cart
wright, connors Sinclair. Hart and Hughes, 10 the
order named Shortly after IL O'Clock the garden
was packed TO the doors, standing room being dtf-
ncult TO obtain. Fuzzy 1000 parsons we've present.
sOldAQortp Campana Waa the nfst 70 appeal, HAT
exactly at midnight. Al !: 80 an. the thirteen
leaders IN the race were Cartwright M0erfs Guer-
zero, OGDEN, Hegleman, with IL miles each 70
their credit: Hart StfOkel and Coun0rs, with IL
mtlea ZACH: Hsrty, Sinclair, Dufrane ana Pench0t,
with 10 miles each; Hughes was the thirteenth,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-06

ldE BkSI fAAlLA SOAP IN The WORLD.
IT Is STRICTLY PURE. UNIFORM IN QUALITY
The original formula for which paid $50. 900
twenty as0 has never been modified or chareSd
IN the slightest This soap 10 dsntical in quality to-
day with that made twenty Year, ago.
II contains nothing that ipture the finest fabric.
1tbriShtens colors and blenchsa whites.
Itwsshes fAnnels and blankets other soap in
the world does-uthout Misunderstanding them soft
and whiteaId like new.
READ thus TWICE
There Ia gres; saving Of time. of labor Of soap Of
fnsl and Of the fabric. where Dobbns Electric Soap
used sceording to directions
One trial will demonstrate its great msri. twin
Fay you 10 make that trial
Like all best things Il 10 extensively initiated and
counterfsited-
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS
Insist upon DOBBINs' Electric Don't take Mag
nStic. Electro-Mayic, Philadelphia Electri or any
other fraud. simply because it is cheap They iii
clothes, and are dear at any price Ask for
DOBBINS' ELECTRIC
rrd take no other Nearly every grocer from Maine to
Mexico keeps 1t in stock yours hasn't it. he will
order from his nearest wholesale grocer.
Read carefully the inside wrapper around each bar
and be careful Follow Directions ON each outside
Trying for Yourself this old reliable and truly
DoBBINs' ELECTRIC SOAP d7-6m
SozoDoNT.
A GRATEFUL OBOE,
Indicative of health and purity communicated to the
ffuth b the aromatic
sOzoDo ONT
Which makes the teeth white and radiant pol
tshed PORCELAIN and contains ingredient that
highly beneficial ~ both gums and teeth
The Lyric and Dramatic professions loud in their
IrzsesOf
d17-6n SOZOD ONT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-06

Oua Srock TAXING
vii begin soon Annihilation Of Values In Every DE-
rartment.
MEMS ovERCoATs. SUITS. PANTALOoNs AND
FURNISHINGS
YoUIHS BOYS AND CHILDRENs CLOTHING
Chinchiils Overcosts from sl0up.
Satin Lined Overcoats. from sl:l5oup
fTinee Albert Suits. from $50 up
-Four Button Getaway suits from sl2ur.
Busines Sack Suits. from IS up.
Chldrs1's Oycrcoais. from s2 COUP
Chldr-ss sait-. FROM s2.50up.
faniAloons. from 81 30 up
OtAer ooods not mentioned will be soId al resiue-
Ten. ~ matter ShAt the former pries
NOAH WALKER co,
3aI2 625 Psnnsylvania ave.
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Man WANTS

Butlittle here below. but wants il right
along II you want good whiskey. buys
reputable. guaranteed article. q q. Tay-
Tor Old Bourbon or Pure Rye is the very
firm signature of CHESTER II. GRAVES
SONS. the proprie;ors.D by family Gro
GERS and Druggists ey. ryyhere.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-06

cision was rendered to-day liz tie Court OF Claims
overruling the decision OF the accounting officers
! OF the Treasury In Withholding a certain per-
centage of the award BY the Alabama claims COM
mission in the case OF Vim. G. Weld and others,
| for the purposeof defraying the expenses OF the
distribution OF the awards. Judgment for $5,3O6
was given for the cl0imant
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Affairs i'm West Washington.

TEMPERANCE MEETIN6s.-The attendance at the
meeting OF the M-street Christian Temperance
Union, held last night at Market House Hall, was
large and enthusiastic. During the evening Misses
En1e Bennett and Edith 6adsing rendered some
excellent vocal music. Miss Bennett also reciIed
1.-THE Drunkard's Home" Addresses were made
by Messrs. Southworth and Giles. Ten persons
signed the pledge.
EoTEA-The funeral OF Mrs. Annie NJ Blair wife
OF JAS ID. Blair, took place yesterday afternoon
from Trinity Catholic church.-Lieut. Redw ly OF
the police, Is still confined to his bed by Illness
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-06
The Case Against Mr. Squire.
1T Is CALLED IN NEW YORG TO-DAY. BIT Is
JOURSED FOR TWO WEEKS.

1T = VAII.Eb N NEW YORK TO-DlY, EFT Is AID
JoURNED FOR TWO WEEKS.
NEW YORK, Feb. G-Ex-C commissioner of Public
Works ROliin VI. Squire was In the court OF oyer
anu rerminer, with his counsel, this morning, his
trial for conspiracy having been set down for action
Wm +. Howe appeared FOR him; ex-Judge Noah
Davis had Maurice Il. Flynn'S interests TO look
after and Distrct-AttOrney Fellows represented
the prosecution. The nrst proceeding was on
Judge Davis MOTION for an adjournment, and that
there DE- "a severance OF the action between Squire
and Flynn. col. Fellows replied that the people
only could ask for severance In such 4 case. MIR.
Howe next moved for permission 10 withdraw his
plea OF NOT guilty and demur 10 the indictment,
which Contained, he claimed, no averment OF any
criminal act. He asserted that ii would be folly
to go TO trial when the indictment contained no
charge that comes within the codes definition OF
conspiracy. To this col Fellows responded that
the defendant had no right 10 demur, as they had
already pleaded.
Judge Lawrence finally adjourned the case for
two weeks, saying he would decide both points by
that time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-06

TEE RECORDS AND CORRESPONDENTS DIVISIONS OF
the Adjutant Generals ONCE moved into their
new quarters to-day.
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Another Couple shat wen, 20 Ra,,,,.or..
RERTIIS.
DIED

SHELTON. Born 10 Mr.. sn1 Mr. G.ouss Mcc.
shelton. January %. lsss. daughter baby com pe-
ting five living generations
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NArrox.L Novrrrr Wonks
Room a.. Post building.

Room ~. Post building.
lam now prepared at the aforementioned place "a
manufacture all kindsof Patented Novelties Models
&c Fine Gold. Silver. and Nickel Plating done ESQ.,
mates furnished
dis-:hn ALBERT r. CrII1Ds Prop
TINDER DATE OF NOVEMBER Is. 1857, FKoI
u Chillcothe. Ohio. lady. formerly this city.
Crystal Discovery; have moved since ihsn 70 thss
win fearful rapidity: indeed fsar, etire 6.idness
With many missiynss then bought the bottle q
son$sT.. Shortly .iisr @s nan :,SpSsd fsiiins saa
s nSs s.vs an "a e. A.D and r GOOD
TAss op Is sna and sSd - .nd a sA
CIR Tn BEsr.
THE CONCORD HAINEsa
TIE oSncoE. Collar cSups cs.r,sss: Is.s Team
Ss,sss Fssss = 1s' as;Sss
stsznped with makers name and trade mara.
LUTz 4 Bro
4ss Penn. aye- adjoining Nstioasi nossl.
sUhsrss Blankets aud Carriage Robes IN ssssss-
nety and 81 vsry low price. 80
Ar Pnmr Cosr
Th s, sslaaee of SEAL AND PLUSH GAaHzsrs
have medium sea l.zss .s;sss h.na rse; a. 4
wIILETr RUoEE.
EATTERs AND FURRIERs.
eo5 Psnnsyivsnis avenue nls-3m
WHG CELLULOID TRUss.
IL That never bgeakAs never weaS oul always cAena
sIa esn b worn sii's s.ssa.E
CuAR F16HERsa
623 eth stxsla nortb1ook
Mn: FsHER dsvosss Asr ssssnt'0n u ths vsns,ee
Lndv Patrons M
GAxts. GAx.su GAxrEm
Rome AMUsEAESTS HOME AMU6E2E2TW
New Gsmss Constantly Arriving
CHrLDRENB sIEDS' sLKDe, SLEp8,
sLEIoHs, sLu0Hsf sLEl0ub
ICE SKATES. ICE exAIpei ICE sKAKDDl
MAGIC LANTERNS, MAGIC LAuTznMbt
New stock fron 40cl 10 olo.50
sss 4o,. soa COS TN e q RH.eESwyA
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No FANNY SAFE

~lihou; prompt and convenient remedy for Group
VhOopng Cough. Bronchitis ard other Throat an,
Lung troubles bottle Of Ayers Cherry Pectoral has
saved many life Mira J. Gress. st. Lowell Mas,
writes MY children have taken Ayers Cherry Pee
torAl. for Group 1t gives immediate relief .nvariab
followed By curs."
= have found Ayers Cherry Pec;oral parfec, cur.
for Group. in all have known the worst case.
relieved IN very short time 6y its uss and ayis al
families to keepit in the house. H. LstiIner. NJ. ID
MI Vernon, Ca
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL.
Prepared by DR. j. c. AVER CO.. Lowell. Mass. Sofa
b. al Druggists. Price. 81: six bottles. 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-06

JUDGMENTS AGAINST THE DIsrRIcT.-The Court OF
Claims to-day rendered judgments for the claim
ants in the cases OF ThOs. Adams and Samuel j.
Richie VS.. the District OF Columbia for g. 3OS 81
and 81 69I II respectively. These claims were for
unpaid contracts,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-06

New York StO'

New York stock Market.
The following are the opening and closing prices of
the New York stock Market, as reported BY special
wire to COrson & Mccartney, IA - street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-06

NEWS, Nxnv,.,
What terrible visions this little word brings before
yssof the nervous.
HEADACHE. NEURALGIA
INDIGESTION. sLIEpIEssNEsS
NERVOUS PBosrRArIoN.
An stare them in tie face Yet all these nervous
troubles be cured By using
fNSE's CELERY COMPOUND.
Tor the Nervous, the Facilitated the Aged.
THIS GREAT NERVE TONIC
Also contains the best remedies diseased conditions
Of the Kidneys. Liver. and Blood. which
always accompany nerve troubles
Il Il Nerve Tone. Alternative, Laxative. and .
Diursttc. That IL xhyit
CURES WHEN OTHERS FAIL
slO0 D0ttls Send for full particulars
WELLS. RICHARDSON & CO.. ProprietOrs.
- Burlington. Vt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-06

RANGE or rHR TnERNoNErIk-The fonoWfAg
were the readings &C the signal o0nce to-day: IA
m, 20; 2 .. M, SO; maximum, Il; minimum, 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-06

Fon EvEsrxe WrAn.
Md Gloves II and below cost.
Fans in newest designs
flowers. Artistic I.ibl,on< aud Nsetwa,- a, yrpv
LATEST STYLES
MILLINERY AT COST
MRS n J. HUNT.
40 1900 y Ct ma
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-06

The constantly increasing sale Of BEN
prNSoS,a sons Plaster 10 evidence Of its merit and
pr sSTTH popularity. and shown that the public
1TSnC cannot BE- deceived by the false state
III ments Of quake and nostrum venderA.
o1;HFRs Ben>ons PlAstsr stands on its medicinal
properties and CLAIMS no "slectric" or
magic" phenomena.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-06
They Took che Sag.
HOW THREE YOUNG nEs WORKED IRON TIVE GO
F1pE~CE or A ClERkrhAN.

HOW THREE Young MIN WORKED rfoS TIVE co.'s.
FtDk>CE or A ClERsrhAN.
Three young men rang the bell OF the residence
OF DR.. scott r. Hershey pastor OF the sikth frsby.
terrain church, In south Washington, last evening,
about the usual supper time. Wheel DR. Hershey
appeared they asked him for . letter 20 some or
sanization In the city that would provide them
With supper. They were respectable looking young
men. and Dr. Hershey asked them in 20 sup with
nun ana his company. They went into the par
l.r and talked with members cf the family and
supper rSom ana aSe sn ney wsre , ,d w. . se
the meal was finished they evincsd a desire to
leave, Out Dr. Hershey pressed them 70 stay and
10 Sn 70 eh1rSh WITH hin he went from the supper
laoe ana fetird to his study 70 complete his ser
mon, leaNlng the Young men In the psrior Soou
anerward the front door vas found omen ana a.
MAS Discoveries THAI the Young nien had taken
Their departure without Formally. A .snisSionary
Jug on the mantel containing three or four dollars
had also disappeared. Nothing else Is reported
as missing. lhe young men said they were
printers from philadelphia and came here 60 Oh
tain employment.
Another Couple shat ~ eas 60 ssalsi sssorss
now Miss RYAN SURPRISED RsR P.kESrs.
Miss Maggie Ryan, daughter Of Nm. Ryan, of
the Quartcrmaster-Generals ONCE, residing A.
ZIG I'D street northwest, and young man named
Patrick Moynahan went TO Baltimore on the lsJ
inst, and when they returned home Miss Ryan
surprised the members OF her family by announc-
Ing that they had been married Ia Baltimore
The marriage ceremony WAS performed at the
Cathedral 10y Rev. =. }. Donuhue Miss Ryans
pdrents looked upon the matter in philosophical
nght and iorgaVe the young couple Mrs Moy ma
han is sun at her fathers homc. The stsIernent
that she WAS engaged 10 a young man named Nor
tOnBren nan was denied by her brother to-day when
a STAR reporter Inquired about it. Mr.. Brennan,
the brother said, was friend OF his and of the
family ana WAS frequent visitor az the house.
but was not regarded as engaged 10 his sister.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-06

w hen baby was sick. We rave her Csstor.a
Whea she wns child. she cried for Casforia
When she became Misc. she chung 70 Csstorsa
wAen she had Children. She gave them C.storts
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Wreck Of n Schooner Bound 10 Wash
inRfOn.

RALEIGH, y. C., Feb. Ga Beaufort special Il
the Ne'cS and Observer says: The schooner Ad
venture. WhitehurSt, master. from Charleston
bound to Washington with guano, is stuck II
oregon Inlet, Y. G.. She is q total loss The carg,
is insured. The crews effects were saved.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-06

THr Grxu1sE IxPoKrsD
CARLSBAD sPgUDEI. WATER
SPRCDEL SALT
NATURES WONDERFUL REMEDY FOR LIVER
AND KIDNEY DISEASES
PERFECT CURE
CSnstipAtion. Govt, rheumatism. Diabetes. and all
Diseases Of the Stomach
Beware Of inIifationz
1t has given better sat.sfsetion than anything
which have ever used seesen. University Of
Vienna
have used it for years with remarkable -
Pr1G Hawaxsk.
Write for Dr. robolafs lectnrs Csrlsbad Water
and salt. read before the Ninth International Medical
Congress. mailed free upon application
EIsNER q MENDELsoN co. Sole Agents 6 Bar
clay ST New York A2-m,w6f
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Freigh, ana Coal Car. Wrecked.

rear OF a freight train on the Philadelphia and
Reading Railroad at Port Clinton this morning
partially wrecking the locomotive OF the coal tral
and throwing about thirty coal and freight car:
OF the track, some OF which were badly damaged
The freight train had been left standing on the
main track while the engine went ahead TO do
some shifting. The track was not cleared till noon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-06

The TERN OF OFFICE OF JUDGE SMELL, OF the
Police Court Of this District expires May 10 next
There have as yet been no applications f0r the p0-
sittOn received either at the White House or the
Department OF JuSt1ce.
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VERDICT OF NOT GUILTY
a verdict OF not guilty was found.
Cheap Homes and Country Employ
naent.

beg leave to Use a small portion Of your valu-
able space TO answer "Farmer Commuter- He
says there is ..plenfy OF work for men, women and
children In the country" but tails 10 state that
said work requires some knowledge OF farming.
know from my own experience that man brought
up in the city cannot obtain employment In the
country, except in the busiest season, (Which is
not winter by any means and when the farmer is
busy the lab0rer Ia the city ID also busy, and az
wages FAR better than that offered by the farmers
Wiz: from 50 10 $l2 per month and the hours from
5 a. m. TO shutdown, and In some Instances even
longer than that. A friend answered an advertise
for a man and wife TO go in the country; but be.
cause they were burdened with a young child, and
neither man or vile knew anything OF farm work,
they were refused the situation. That family is
now receiving aid from the poor fund, !" not be-
cause they ,o0uld not work, but because they
could not get to do. In regard 10 'cheap homes, "
can be found? / have searched the country round
for a radius OF mile outside the CITY limits and
failed TO ind one cheaper than the one now oc-
nience OF water and access to tho center OF the
city. There are plenty Of working people who live
in behalf Of the honest poor and those who do not
'preIer starvation and pauperzation In the city,
ask +. C.. TO publish the localities where work
for it the want wall not long exist. know as least
dozen who II they can get place 70 iiya 0urstne
the city and within a reasonable distance OF It
would gladly avail themselves OF the chance
ISpIcTMESTs-The grand jury to-day returned
Indictments az follows: Henry Johnson. alias Jar
via forgery OF name OF II. II. Turner to order FOR
$40. VIM, Murphy hosnsebveaking IN ntehf, shop
OF A jackson, January 4; W. Forrest, do, stable
OF j. c. Hawley, January 10; Thomas Hogan and
lanes Madigan. assault with intent TO Kill T. 1.
CAST, on December -; Barzella Befts DO, y. Stew
art December -; Fre1enck Iomax, Anee GhArles
Williams and Charles Jones, larceny OF Clothing
from A. Uppman on January q.
HELD FOR THE GRAND JuRY.-EaE1y yesbsrdsy
morning Suecial Oficer Ferguson caught several
nersons stealin0 wood and o0al nom tho,carn ON
the Baltimore and Potomac railroad, Hecalled on
Onicers Henry and LeW1s ZOE asclstaoce, and they
Lewis Eyans. white, and Mason Coleman, c0Ioreu,
on suspicion They I'll denied the charge. This
morning In The Police Cour! CoaemnA an4 xeAns
DAYS each. Buckley W1s charged WIN sScDnd Of
Tense, petit larceny and was he'd fw the scfaon q
IN grand jury