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thirty-twO. who keeps house OF fl-rep lite In the
vi ge OF WOodville, North Providence, r. l., shot
and killed Chas Schneider, twenty-five years Oil,
weaver. about midnight Monday night. Accord &
10 the wOman's story Schneider trying to break
In the door OF the house. when she shot him.
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CANNOT Go TO THE BALL-COL Mix and Major
Sloan, OF the 'Old Guard" Of New York, called at
the White House to-day and invited the President
and Mrs Cleveland TO attend their ball to be given
on the 18th instant. The President said he would
like very much TO attend the ball, but his engage
ments compelled his presence In Washington on
that evening.
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WIZ DRae Or

miserable existence when . few bottles Of
Ayers ssrsap~rillA would certainly give tbs
strength and nersy you needs Thousands are
proving its virtues daily. So may you Mrs
Alice ~ssI Of Jefferson. W. Va. writes: II vas
AL run down before began to take Ayers sar-
sAp4rilIs. 0ut am gaining In strength every
dag
-BsinS very weak and dsspondent altar . long
Illness. I tried Ayers ssrs.psrillA sud two bot
ties nave restored NE to my former hssith."-
hiss Blanche 5. Bro~nell, Boylston Place.
Boston
AYERS sARsAPARIILA,
Prepared By DR.. J. c. Aver Z o.. Lowell. NassI
Sold By al Druggists. Prics. 81: six bottlrs s5.
WORTH % A BOTTLE jA9-6s
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A Preacher Defen ding His Good Name
A PASTOR, SIXTEEN MEMBERS OF CONGREGATION AND
THKEE NEWSPAPERS INVOLVED.


At the term OF Circuit Court In Jackson, Tenn,
Monday, the case OF the Rev. Frederic Howard d.
d., pastor OF the Central Baptist church In that
city, came up. The suit Is for $5O,O 900 damages
against sixteen OF the leading members OF the
First Baptist church. including the pastor, and
also against the Forked Deer Blade OF this city,
the Tennessee Bdpttst at Memphis, and the Baptist
reflector OF Chattanooga. The three newspapers
Included In the suit published strong article in
1856 signed by sixte n members OF the First Bap-
list church, In which the past record OF DIR. How
ard was painted In very dark cOlors They charged
that he had borne two or three aliases In South
Carolina and Georgia "HOwlett" and
"Hewlett,' and that he had eloped with another
mans wife In South Carolina had assOciat ed with
negroes, and had been guilty OF malreaSance while
an official Howard IL an Engshman, and his
father lives IN London. Both side, have taken
vOiuminous testimony in Europe, South Carolina
and Geo gia.
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baltimore Markets.

Baltimore Markets.
e. a. G hs@ sasss.
bid to-day.
BALTIMORE, MD, J.nss5S II ,o,I Cotton pGmi.
.seaay. and nrm-hoxasd street and Western super.
as: do ss.na. 1914 81 S.t.psce sapsris S
.4a Ne .Slu.l 9ts red IS .Ha
. s.sa,ls ss :ss YsS sssd o NsIst
59a6o. hay. 81 ssAeL Oats hrm. with active de-
White iSsss western SiHsS asa Rye ar s. Ssa
20. Hay arIIprims TO choice western. 13.O0al 300
BUN meats shoulders and clear riS sides packed
assa B 5a% as ar ma
western p.s.sd lSa.2: crsamery. I,ias2 EGGS quiet
isir. Isais}s sugar sieady~H soft, n, is; copper
quiet Li3aI. i6 Freirits 10 Liverpool per steamer
hhasS.tgn, Ga b n9ar, Is i'd rn s.5,d
1gs b as.9o sa,leis; o-. 200 n u.hs. ayr
900 bushels. oats, zoo Gashela ssie.oShea 3s,yo6
bushels. corn. IL. 100 bushels.
Chicago Markets.
IL. III Ii: 1o and
letter than yssterdays close May wheat started at
easier. with May 10 S. and sold OF 10 Is 4N May
AID short ribs at s o.
In the lower house OF the Kentucky legislature
saturday resolution was adopted calling upon
the serseant-at-irms 10 prevent smoking In the
house, as IL was onensiye TO many OF tie members
The value OF the jubilee presents received by
gate 81 sOO, OOO.
Gov. Vests message to the Utah legislature
takes strong ground against pOlygamy.
Al the conclusion OF the services OF the Ere nch
contingent OF the salvation Army In the Theater
Rrancat4 Moatreal Monday night An unsuccoss-
ful attempt was made 70 destroy the building by
fire.
The wisconsin Supreme Court has aiirmed the
judgment OF the lower court In the case Of Paul
0rottkau the anarchisl, OF Milwaukee, and he Will
have 70 20 70 jail for . year.
The granges OF Delaware have organized an &C
tive campaign 20 strengthen the grahgea, advance
reforms and reduce freight charges Of the railroads
A proclamation has been published In Ottawa
postponing the meeting Of parliament until Febru-
General Master workman Powderly 10 gaining IN
strength. lie says ne Is not going TO Florida.
The Del Campo steamship line, which was started
three months ago In Opposition 70 the Pacific 4 all
Company, has ceased operations, and ~ four
steamers have been ordered tied up.
Conrad N. Jordan and Charles d. Canda were
among the directors elected BY the Western Ma
ttonaI Bank yesterday for the ensuing year.
The steamer TonawandL before reported dts
abled al sea, has arrived at Brooklyn
Advices from Madagascar say that the HOva
government has exiied Gen. wtil0ugnby. former
| ~ Aaiagassy ambassador AZ London, who u
charged with misapproprtatinG large sum Of
money.
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A GRIZZLIES HERoIsN REwARDED.-The directors
of the Boston and Maine Railroad have voted to
pay 500 TO Samuel athesOn, crippled telegraph
operator, employed by the company at West
Kennebunk, Me-, for services rendered by him In
saving life and property at Salmon Falls. n. H.,
last summer.
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Mr.. TIMOTHY HARRINGTON CONvICTED.-Mr.
Timothy Harrington, member OF parliament, was
convicted Monday, at DuttOn, OF publishing re-
ports OF National League meetings In the Kerry
.eatiaei and sentenced to six weeks imprison-
ment. Notice OF appeal was given. Mr.. COrcO-
ran, publisher OF the Cork Examiner, was tried
and sentenced to two months imprisonment,
without hard labor, for publishing reports of
meetings OF suppressed branches Of the league.
lie will also appeal
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j. {. HurcHrSsos.
$9'SS + $'G$ 4 Il ss s.
ccoG ILL 0 90 - TX ssss
In order to close out at once the following lots
have marked them down prices before quoted
advise early call, the goods phenomenaIly
cheap.
1 LOT
Seal Plush Jsekets actually worth sao at only sis.
4 LOT
Jackets. broken sizes. at e. reduced from 3D.
LOT
ElASk Plush Wraps With handsome Jet Trimmings. at
70 PEE cent OF regular priee.
Berlin Twill Ne~ Market Black and Brown. at 81.
worth sl2.
LOT
Chez. Raeians. worth SO. reduced to a..
Sole Agent for genuine
FOSTER
Kid LAcias Glove.
PROFESSIONALLY the Foster Brand are the very best
hid Glove made Irice 81 pair and upward
AousquetATe Gi.yes evening wear. . in to 80
lOHx.
SUPERB NEW GOODS
An unusual display beautiful fabrics for evening
wear Many imported direct and exclusive styles
RICH MILLINERY.
As 50. PESNsYLyANIA AVENUE
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TOLEDO, o., Jan. 1.-THE pOstOrice at Lindsey
here, was entirely destroyed by fire last night
with all It's contents. Cause unknown. Loss on
building LOO; value OF mail matter destroyed
Unknown.
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EcenfnQ Journal publishes to-day replies from
about a score OF wool-manufActurers doing bust
the Presidents recommendation to put raw wool
ON the free list. With one exception the replies
are against the change.
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Dos-r BE SELFISH.

AIONI LIE SELFISH.
But open Your hearts and purses with simultaneous
shsp and let your dear ones and friends know that you
have nOt forgotten them
DO BE KIND
and spends few dollars in manner that wiz bring
% and pieasuss 10Th 'o the xisss and recipient
GIVE FREELY
and let us sdviss you what 70 rivs I~t IL b. some
Thing selected from our ienss and perfect sfock Of
suitable roods for rita We have beautiful Iiue d
ONkRCOATA sHALLOw-TAIL AID PRINCE AL
BERT SUITS. FOUh-BUTTON CUTAwAY AND
sACA SUITS. SUITS FOR YOUNG MEN. BOYS
AND CHILDREN; DRESS SHIRTS. PLAIN AND
FANCY bosom; GLOVES FOR DRESS. STREET
OR DINING; UNDERWEAR HOsIkRY. ALL
STYLES OF MICK DRESSING, SILK AND LINEN
hANDkkkcHIkfS. SILK UMBRELLAS. GOLD
AND SILVER MOUNTED: SMOKING yACKETa,
hUffLEks. &C.
NOAH wALKER CO,
dlo 625 PennsyivAnis ave.
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NEW YORK, Jan. ia fire this morning in
GedneyS Carpet Cleaning Works, No. 247 West
41th street, did about s., 900 damage.
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Mama
Nd,nS
Washington stock Exchange.

Washington stock Exchange
The following changes from yesterdays quotations
the Washington STOCK kxcIILnee tod y
=. 5, 4Hs. 1891. coupons, 1919 bid, l0s1. asked.
2. g per. imPs;, G.. Is9l:. coin 1857 BIZ
D., c; Water Sticks. IS, 1907, currency; 12d,s
Metropolitan kaiir9ad stock ISiA bid, 1o4 asked;
Metr1teIitau INSURANCE. 10 Ia. National iiDion
Insurance, Is bid. 2Or asked. Riggs Insurance.:1
bid. ga asked. Washington Brick Machine, a15
asked Bank Of Washington. 2S5 bid. 29S asked
Farners' AID Mechanics Bank Of Georgetown. $50
bud. l65 asked Second National bank, ia bid,
l26 asked Penn Telephone Company IS asked.
Cnessp. Ale and Potomac Trlelhon Co., 165.
bid, a asked. National Bank of the Republic, l53
bl,t. l6l asked Columbia National Bank. ITO bid
liz asked, Franklin Insurance Co, 3S% bid, 40
asked Washington Market Co., 2OA asked
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The PANHANDLE RAILROAD HONEYMOON Mon
day the various Panhandle Railroad robbers
against whom the Pennsylvania co. refused to
enter nOlle pros, will be called upon TO make
defense 10 the Criminal Court In Pfttsburg. Only
seven or eight men. the ringleaders, remain to be
tried.
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w hen baby v.s sick. we rave her Csstoria
when <hs vAs CHILD. she esied for Cassoria.
hhss she b<ezms Mi.a. .hs chung to CastorzA
When sne hsa Children. She gave them CsstoriA
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STANLEY REACHES EMIN BEY.-A Berlin dis
patch says that Dr. SchweinfurJh, the African eX-
plorer, writes from Cairo, under dale OF December
30. lie states that the news that stanley had
More definite adviceS are expected shortly.
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severe Cold in the Northwest
AT ONE PLACE IN MINNESOTA A sPIRIT THERNOMR-
TIKI REGISTERED 81 BELOW.

MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, Jan. 1.-THE Thermometer
registered 81 aegreeS below this morning. There
was strung wind last night and the weather was
the severest OF the season. The trains are much
DELAY ed. AT HaliOck yesterday spirit thermome-
Ter registered "a degrees below zero, the bottom OF
the register being reached Other northwestern
towns report from p TO 40 degrees below.
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West Washington Affairs.

CATHOLIC UNION OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES catholic
Union gave another OF its series VI monthly enter
tainmeats at the Union rooms last evening. The
rooms were crowded with the friends OF the Unio;i
and an enjoyable program was rendered. IL CON-
prised so,os by Misses L. sullivan and M. Master
son, Messrs. Ii. Ryan,. Cosgrove, 5. Ne man, Null
hare, and Salye, and reclJat,ons by Messrs ID. p.
Morg n, NJ. L. Smith, and Prof. Wooltz. The sixth
anniversary complimentary entertainment OF the
Union will take place January 81 at Curtis Hall.
BUILDING lMPR0y X H. Darcy has
commenced the demolition OF building No. Bill N
street, recently purchased by Messrs. w. Nord-
inger and A. NJ. Baer. H. Is the intention or these
genJem, To erect on the lot a three-story build
ng, with press brick 'front.' store Will be on the
ground floor, above which Will be two apartment
flats. 2 he Improvement Will cost about 5000,
TEMPERANCE MEEIISG.-1he attendance at the
regular weekly meeting OF the M-street Tenn
perdnce Union, held last night at Market House
Hall, was larger Than In any previous meeting.
The interest manifested by the people IN the work.
ing OF the association Is steadily increasing. Mr..
George ii. GILES add1esse tue meeting, and, In
response % his entrAtles TO sign the pledge, nine
young men did SO.
PERsoNAL-Mr. Frank Lunsford is suffering from
lock Jaw, the result OF nan penetrating his right
foot lew days ago.-Mrs. sol Rice, or Chicago,
Is visiting her father, AIR. W. Nordllnger. Mrs.
Rice is accompanied by her son.
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TIE GExuIsE IMPORTED

IHE OENUINE IMPORTED
CARLSBAD sPRUDEL WATER
SPRUDEL SALT
NATURES WONDERFUL REMEDY FOR LISEh
AND KIDNEY DISEASES
A PERFEC1 CURE
Constipation. Gout. Rheumatism. Diabetes, and all
Diseases " the stomach
Beware Of limitations
1t las gwen better satisfaction than any thins
which have ever used"-PrOf seesen. University oil
vienna
Il have used il years with remarkable success "
Prof HlawAzsk-
Write for DR. Toboldt's lecture on Carlsbad water
and salt read before Ninth In ernational AeocA
Congress. mailed free upon APPLICATION
EIsNER h MENDELsoN co. Sole Agents D Bar
cha. Al >.x York ja2m,w1
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MARRIAGE LICENSES - Marriage licenses have
been issued by the clerk Of the court 70 John }.
Robinson; George s. Waters and Frances ,. Poole;
Frank j. Bell and Throdosen whitaker; Arthur
johnson and Sarah Clark, both OF westmoreland
beth Bsrrick; Thos. stratton. q Mobile, Ala, and
George Green, Of BuasA9 X. T.. Ed~sre =
shall IAN "a. ysA W. MCMAHON apd Mamie L
Dent both Of Charles County, Nd; L n Auntsr
ana Agnes Frazier.
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Senator Reck Re.elected.

LOUIsvILLE, XIV, Jan. 11.-At noon to-day the
two houses OF the Kentucky legislature, In joint
session, elected Mr.. Beck for Third successive
term In tue United States Senate.
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HE'D ON CHARGE 90 FoRGERy.- rhis afternoon
In the Police Court, Henry johnson, alias Henry
Jarvis colored was placed on trial charged win
forging the name OF II. II. Turner. also colOred, 10
a note addressed 90 Henry Davis requesting tbs
loan OF SO. Davis testified that the DESCENDANT
brought him the note ana he gave him the fl0anG
an additional 50 which he owed him Later In the
evening Turner called for the money and denSee
that he had sent the note when told that Davis had
already paid the money. Turner testified that ne
did not send the note and that the signature was
forgery. The case was sent 70 the grand Juryi
bDnds f:lDO
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Berlin adyices say thar the illness OF the eu,-
per0r. though u causes MIN much taconvenience.
u NOS ~ ali sertouA
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Earthquake At Ottawa.

OTTAWA, jan ia sharp shock or earthquake
was felt throughout tn s city and the surround
ing sect .Ons shortly before O'Clock this morning
The vibration was quite marked and seemed u De
travelling from the west. The shock lasted be-
tween i've and ten seconds. CrOckery was smashed
IN many places, hut no other damage Is reported.
Americans Charged with Robbery i'm
PARIS
PARIS, Jan. 11.-Five Americans were arrested
In this city last evening for connection with the
recent robbery OF He,melinS jewelry store In the
Boulevard Madeleine.
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FINANCIAL AND COlMMERCIAl.
Now York SiOck Market.

The following the openIny and closing prices of
the New York stock Market, reported BY special
wire to Corsou Mccartney, II ~ street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-11

SozoDoS
GRATEFUL oDoR.
Indicative Of health and purity communicated to the
u4outh By the aromatic
sOZOD DON'T.
which makes the teeth white and radiant pol
isbed PORCELAIN and contains ingredient that Is
hi.Aly beaencsl to both gums and teeth.
The Lyric and Dramatic professions are loud their
se-Of
dl7-6m OZODONT.
- proachable IN curative
properties. rzpdiy and safety action. and Is the
only Improvement in the art Of plaster king during
the quarter century For the relief and Of
chest PAINS. rnsunat neuralsid scistica lumbsxo
kidney Troubles, back. stiff enlarged joints
torpid liver aud en- larxei sp BENSON's PLASTER
J uLeualls There many limitations and counter
- fsIts ou the market Buy Bensons
l. THE and you get the BEST.
tssl-lw
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Two Recommendations Pinn, No. 1921 Ssmp-
son street, reports that last Thursday colorel
man came 20 his house during his absence and
falsely represented that he Q1nl) had sent for
and that the clothing, which Is valued nc tl2. was
given 90 the man, who has not been seea Ance
Rufus II. Darby, No. 13Os z street, reports stolen
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ILLNESS oP EX-SENATOR LEwIs.-IlOn- john v.
Lewis, formerly United states senator from vir-
ginia, Is quite III at the residence OF Mr.. JDhn
Amber smith, IA this city. He II here for the pr
pose OF having painful operation performed.
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RANGE oF THE THERnoNETEK.-The following
were the readings at the signal once to-day: a.
M. 30; 2 p. m. -; maximum. y: minimum. "a
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THE WEEKLY Stars Pocket Atlas OF the World
is offered free to every new subscriberf0 One year
to the WEEKLY STAR. IL is a Handsomely printed
book OF I91 pages profusely illustrated, With more
than 100 colored maps and diagrams. ana contains
wealth OF general Information See ADVERTISE
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HOUSEKEEPING AND LARCENY CAsEs m THE Pc.
LICE CoUKT.-Wm Murphy, a young colored man
was tried ia the Poice Court this afternoon
charged with HOUSEKEEPING IN the nignt-tl time and
he was held for the action of the grand Jury. lie
pleaded guilty 20 a charge OF stealing A pair of
shoes from Collins Driver. and was given 80 days
in TALL Vim. Forrest, colored, Was ttied on A
charge OF entering the stable OF Jn0 q. Hawley on
Marion street, and was held Tor the action OF the
grand Jury. He was found IN the stable about
midnight, but nothing was stolen. Chas. WASH
ington, coored. was tried for stealing a hat from
Jacot Lewis store, 7n street and for lifting tho
latter's nnger when he was caught He was given
q months
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SUING FOR LEAsR.-Yesterday, Wanstall q
Bro. filed bill to compel Horace s. Cummings to
deliver to them lease Tor the property occupied
by them as a livery stable on 18th street north
west. They state that In August last be agreed TO
lease the premises to them at $50 month. an
advance of SIS on the former rate. They have
since been paying that amount. but Mr.. Cummings
has not sent the lease, and they are informed lac
Is negotiating with the Government Tor The sale OF
the property.
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AT THE CAPITOL TO-DAY.
Public Dui11ings and GR0ands.
EEEPKR on TIE HOUSE, RESTAURANT TO BB cHos]

Public D0i11ings aua CPOuuds
KEErER on TIE HOUSE RESTAURANT 10 81 CHOSEN
Fo-nohRow.
The Housc committee on public buildings and
grounds ~ cid meeting to-day and discussed the
question OF electing keeper OF the restaurant,
but made no selection. resolution has been In
troduced IN the House placing that appointment
in tn hands Of the Speaker. and referred to the
rules committee. Mr.. Dibble told the committe,
to-day that the Speaker had decided not to have
anything 70 DO With the matter. The committee
ther'upon decided 70 hold on TO the privilege and
nxed tomorrow a. the time TO make the selec-
ton Oh suitable peFson TO place In charge OF the
Tho subcommittee having charge Of District Of
Columbia matters Is composed OF the chairman,
Nj. Dibpie, Nj. johnson ana Nh. Mlnken.
The Deficiency Bill.
HoW IT DIFFERS FROM THAT OF LAST SESSION, WHICH
FAILED TO PASS.
The nciency appropriation bill reported to the
House yesterday II one made necessary by the
failure OF the deficiency bill OF Last year, max
ing appropriations for deficiencies for 1887.
and prior years owing to changed condi-
lions, the present bill omits or alters, In their
terms number Of items included in last years
DILL The appropriation for printing silver
cerl1cates, and 81 and 81 notes is increased from
$1,000 TO s4o,SOO, to meet the expenditure during
the remainder OF the nscal year. The bill apprO-
PIRATES In all the sum OF S. 95l, 1903 while the last
Oil, as agreed upon In Conference, carried total
appropriation OF $4,275, 023. Among the principal
Items omitted Is one for about half million uol-
lars ON account OF postal deficiencies and another
OF $2dOOOO for the Navy, that was not included In
the revised estimate. The only legislative feature
Oh Tue bill Is the following ragraph which was
inserted at the Instance or the Attorney
,nn That no part OF any appropriation made Tor
judicial expenses OF the United States shall be
pal 10 any civil officer who has neglected 10 make
his enolulnent return under section 1888, Revised
Statues, la such matter as the Attorney General
shall direct, and the Attorney General Is forbidden
unless ne Is satisfied that the officer has
faithfully accounted for all official earn
ings that should be included In the return,
and that Tor making dockeJs and indexes, taxing
costs and all o. her services Oh Inc trial. argument
or nearing OF question Of personal privilege,
wherein The decision Is rendered. the fee shall be
81"
The bill does not include appropriations for the
Choctaw Judgment. the Fox wisconsin River
clalinS or lne compensation OF aided Pacific rail-
roads LOT Government transportation. one OF the
largest Items OF appropriation Is 5000 Tor re-
payment to importers OF excessive deposits IN Gus
TOMS SUITS and another is S4Ol ,444 for army trans
pOrtat10n.
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UNCLE AND NFPHEw.-In the Dc lunatico IN
qurendo proceedings as 10 John Foer ION petition,
OF Maria f. Cord, IN the Old Circuit Court room
several witnesses tesined to-day. IL l. charged IN
the petition that the uncle OF the respondent Jon
Foller, OF Baltimore. had defrauded him and la
encouraged him 20 drink The evidence to-day
was 10 refute these charges, and ~ show that he
uncle had demonstrated with John for getting
drunk, and endeaNored 20 reform him.
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Sales Of Real Estate.

CLAIMING $4,000 DANAGEs.-Yesterday, IA the
Circuit Court, the thai OF the case OF Ambrose
Horner, OF Illinois, against the Washing on and
Georgetown Railroad Co., TO recover $e0, 900 dam
ages alleged 10 have been sustained by falling on
car In 1855, was commenced. Messrs. :. ;. Hen
ke and j. Amber Smith for the plainun and
Messrs w. ID. Davdge and Enoch Totem for de-
fendant
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THE ANGEIINI MIssIOS.-At a meeting OF the New
York avenue Presbyterian church last evening an
Angelinl mission Was formed with the following
Officers: President, Mrs. Jn0 W Foster: yce-presi-
dent, Mrs. Jos I. Kelly; recording secretary, Mrs
j. A. Randall; corresponding secretary Mrs w.
b. Greeley; treasurer, Mrs. Byron sunderland.
Mrs. Luigi Ang~lini, OF Italy, was present, and
made an address.
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To BE BROUGHT FROM RIcHNoSD.-The grand
jury presented yesterday AN indictment against
wm. Miles, alias VIM Moore, for tn. embeZzle-
ment OF one clock, worth 81 y, from 1hos. Reedy.
lie was yesterday In custody at Richmond, Va,
held 10 await the record or the District court,
which was prepared and forwarded. Detective
Carter S been sent for MIN.