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w ANAMAKER's.

The impetus given by the great current Of events
dashing through last year carries forward to At
tempt larger things tor the new year.
Not even tor one day shall the store into winter
quarters after its busy but with the first full
business day OF tue new year, we shall open the new
campaign.
circumstances combine to holp US do some fine
things for our friends from the beginning OF the
year.
We haven't than single sentence to say about
great sales. We are making them every day. That's
what the store il for We always have lots Of goods
daily drum-best calls up all the old soldiers Of
goods and gives them double quick step toward the
door.
then. the fact that, the reason
there always be found here lots and lots Of good
things - cheap, and often cheaper. than elsewhere
from day to day because they must be closed
out
We cannot wait for certain month to sell down, but
continually watch, like the lookout on the ship. We
seek the channel Of quickest progress and steer
clear OF all that stops our way.
Now. then. let strike the note of the
haul. ring out loud and long
"THE NEWEST GOODS"
THE FRESHEST GOODS"
THE CHOICEST GOODS"
"THE VERY BEST OF VERY BEST"
We crowd ourselves to open the new things.
Your money shall take fresh goods at greater cost
than might otherwise 60 into old hammered-down
stock.
mus We hope to brighten our store. increase the
activity Of our stock, and greater our trade.
This 10 way of starting the year. II you like
It when you see what we are doing say 20 to your
friends.
JOHN wANAMAKER.
d17-6m Philadelphia
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Funs, HArs, Funs.

SEAL sACouEs FROM s12sUp
SEAL vISITES AND JACKETS FROM 900
UP.
NtTRfA. LYNf. BLACK IARTES, HAZE
AND OTHER FURs.
MUFfs. IN BEAR. BEAVER. BLACK MAR
TEN. FOX. LYNX, MONKEY. SEAL AND
OTHER FURs.
RUSSIAN HARE MuFFs. FROM rs CENTS
Up.
LADIES' SEAL CAPS a1ovRa AND
wRIsTLETs.
FUR TRIMMING OF ALL KINDS
CHILDREN'S MUFTS AND COLLARS
DETACHABLE FUR COLLARS AND CUFFS
FOR GENTS OvERCOATS.
CENTS FUR CAPS. GLOVES. AND NIUE.
FLERs.
BOYS SEAL GAPS FROM o. 10 ss.
CARRIAGE ROBES AND COACHMEN
CAPEs
GENTS DRESS SILK HATS. s5, 90 AND %.
SOFT AND STIFF HATS. IN ALL THE LAT.
EST STYLES. AT q. 3l5o. %. $3.50. 81
$3.50. "a. $3.50, IS AND 90.
SILK AND GLORIA USIBRELLAS, WITH
GOLD AND SILVER HANDLES. FROM S2.50
TOS15
HANDSOME ASSORTMENT OF CANES
TREss 4 co.'s CELEBRATED ENGLISH
SILK AND DERBY HATS
DENTS LONDON DRESS KID oLovIa
LADIES' RIDING HATS AND CAPS.
JAMES Y. DAVIS SONS,
1901 Penn. avenue. Cor. 12thst
Established 1880. n1-3m
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WHr DaAa OR

miserable existence when Q few bottles Of
Aysr's sarsaparilla would certainly give the
strength and energy you nssdi Thousands are
proving its virtues daily. So may you Mrs.
Alice West Of Jefferson, ". Va. writes: II was
all run down before began to take Ayers sar-
saparilla. but am now gaining in strength every
day.
Being very weak and dsspoudsnt after long
Elussa, I tried Ayers sArsaparilla. and two bot.
tlss nave restored me to my former health
Miss Blanche g. Brownell. 4 Boylston Place,
Boston.
AYERS sARsAPARrILA,
Prepared BY Dr.. J. @. Aver q Co. Lowell. Maas.
Sold BY al Drussists. Price. 81: six bottles. s5
WORTH Is A BOTTLE meet
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THE EASTERN BRANCH BRIDGE.
What Col. Hains says About the Con.
troyersy with the Railroad Company.

Col Hams In his report on the work on the East
ern Branch bridge during December says: 1.-The con-
troversy with the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad
Co. Is stin unsettled. The proceedings instituted
In the Supreme Court, District Of Columbia, 10 OBJ
tain an Injunction were temporarily suspended On
account Of an expressed wish by the railroad COM
pany to compromise the matter. Their proposition
Is to Strengthen their line OF track that II viii
intersect The line OF the bridge about 100 feet to
the eastward or the present location OF the
tracks TVS VIII necessltate con.
siderable alteration In the approved plan Of Of
made without addit onal cost to the Government.
plan submitted by the railroad company, having
the above object in view, did not meet with APP
prevail, owing TO certain objectionable features,
both in design and construction. The most OBJ
jectionab!e feature OF this plan was the PROPOSE
tion to rest the necessary through spans On iron
posts set on low piers, very undesirable form or
construction at I'M, point.
COL HAMS PLAN.
In view OF these objections plan was prepared
and submitted by me on December 10, which
was briefly as follows: Build the west abutment
to the eastward OF the present line OF tracks and
about 12O feet from the original location OF that
abutment. FIJI out to IL with an earthern
embankment. Construct the nrst pier OF the
bridge between the positions OF tho first and
second PIERS as designed. Between the west
abutment and the first pier construct q through
Of about leo feet thence
designed, shortening the embankment approach
on the east siue about 65 feet. The west abutment
and rst pier to be up to the full height necessary
TO carry the through span, and At right angles TO
the axis OF the bridge. The other piers TO be
askew. The work to be done under the direction
of the Government off1cers and to be fully up In
equality to the specifications; the Government to
be put to no expense by this change.
This plan was objected to by the railroad CON-
pany on account OF the cost A conference tsug-
3st inst for the purpose OF considering this Ques-
ton did not take place, owing TO the non-appesr-
ance OF the representatives OF the company.
s0The contractors for the construction OF the
bridge have been at work during tie month upon
the foundations for the piers and upon the earthen
embankment for the eastern approach"
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NATIONAL BANK DIRECTORS.
rhe Men who will Manage the City
Ranks During the Coming Year.

This afternoon the annual elections TOR directors
by the stockholders OF the various national banks
OF the city were held The results OF the elections
are given below: Columbia National Bank, d.
rectors: B. H. Warner A. T. Britton, W. Z. Barker,
c. C. Duncanson, Jno. JOY Edison, Albert f. Fox, J.
E. Herrell, Geo. c. Maynard, Crosby g. Noyes, n.
M, Parker, Geo. Truesdell, r. X. Willard, Chas. B.
Bailey, B. +. Leighton, Henry c. McCauley.
second National Bank: N. @. Emery, n. W.
Beveridge, VIM. F: Mattingly, Lewis Clephane,
GEO. w. Pearson, w. w. Burdette Henry Polkin-
horn, samuel Fowler, seymour W. Tulloch. Jno L
II Inc Z Bank Of washington: J. Il. c. Comm, Jno.
M. Sims, Chas. A. James, Z. W. howard WIN. =.
Matttngly and Jas L. Norris Inc board organ:
lied by eiecting Chas. A. James president and
Tne National BANK Of the Republic: Daniel B.
Clarke, Osceola c. Green, Jno. K HerIell VIM. 1.
MORRISON JAS. l. Norris, VIM. r. Riley, WIN. J.
Sibiey. Thos. E Waggaman and Albert A wilson.
Central National Eank: Sam1 Norment, JAA L
BARBOUR, j. c. Ergood, WIN. B. webb, H. Browning
n Charlton, VIM. E Clarke, Q. q. Thompson, Lev,
Wo0dbury. j. l. EDWARDS and w. K. NendenhAll
National Metropolitan Bank: Jno. w. Thomp
son. Jedediah Il. Baxter, WIN. Thompson
Nathaniel Wilson, Henry A willard, Jas. z Fitch
y OrmOnd Wilson, n. w. Burchel. and Henry
SemEen.
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L6tE vie Il Ss1saa sne aTuxs Il LISA u
apa AZ aoSH Oliver q ss
D. c. Wednesday, january II. at 2 pm.
the ~ q ss:: Brown y .ssH.5
funeral from Shiloh Baptist Church Wednesday.
coLToN. On sunday. January 9. 1855, at her
is Ses year widow q The i... John 6o
cS.I. Sa5S Sssa ss =. Good Hope s.Dss Church
ENGLISH On Monday; January s.h, 1855, ., ae
ppdrtbesst after an illness Of two Seets rS,os -
bore With Christian fortitnds ELrzAsETH ENG.
services al residence on "wednesday, January litA,
s1l,1 Nal Ct Sun It 1is ndns
CD HOWARD the SsisysS wi. Of ffsasaeT f ia
y iss rom hs. ~. ,..a.ss.
noon. January. the ilth inst.
May she rest N peace.
sLEAs9S or y.ns s5x lo. lsss .. O'CLOCK an
and John GsSsG sss ss month; .nc eleven
east. on wednesday. al 3 o'c.ocf p m. ''':'-
HARVEY Al the residencs Of his son. r r Haryeg,
e sSs 80
q. 8 5: IN f' ss.:s: q &!
askss i;nH. ass e &. : ssss.
hi funersi from her dsushssrs r,.a.pc., na.chu-
east. wednesday noon
KEMLINE On January 10. 1855. SOPHIA KEN.
faners wall take place from zoos 9Th str,ss porsh
west, on Thursday. January IL. 1855. g o'clock
MAaRupER. On January 9, tsss. at 10 90 m.
FRANCIS MAGkUDER sssd twenty ysars sn1 a
months.
p,s.. 81 Fs p: a. ss q: be-. ,:ss.
But tbs God that has berSt N
And He can ~ our sorrOvI h:sl
Funeral viii take plscs from his isss rssaas.os 1000
'tssss :sS p: :s.a
oopyl
lsss. ANNIE beloved viis Of tSs isss JOIN Sefss.
Farewell, dear mother, ven meet ooes noss.
But not upon hfe's changeful 81;
Twill be on the bissfu. heavenly Ghoga
Where storms. wind. or tempest csp nss9 -
BRIGHT forms bsckon her 10 shas la
With her last farewell 70 her childFsn deafs
She left us all 20 Join yon hssvsnly hand.
And wait for our coming thsrsL
Their rood mother end fr1sod sfssr iong 10 ae6
Win Wy e. Of !: sos Ser 2 ssS
fully 10 her eternal houe, with full txugt n Kim on
whom abe had 20 long believed snd IN fuli iops of
siorieus tnmortAlty: Conseaon, unta u 80 ssr.
hesrt Va nled with the rsmemhG1nos q TIE s:o&Sf
csrs sbe had received from hsr loving dsn0fss 81
yIg.se, q sa toni sas az sa'''e e s =
Fuperui scrvscss from Westminster Prsshgsse1an
church on Wednesday. Ssnuazy IL e sws o,cloek
RUSH. In philsasiphiA. on chr,stuas puy, ANnA
MARIA RusA. d.nEhssr q ths hss usa nacac.a
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In the lunacy proceedings in the case Of John
Foller, to-day, DR.. Newton testified, for the petit
toner, a. TO his commitment. and DIR. Hill, OF
Baltimore, to his confinement at Mt Hope.
James Sims, OF this city, was arrested to-day py
Detective Carter on charge OF grand larceny,
preferred by the Baltimore authorities
young girl OF sixteen years left her home yes
terday morning, taking her clothing and leaving
word for her mother that she had gone &c seek EN-
ployment and the police are looking for her to-
day.
Miss Minnie N. Bailey, No 3ll LIST street SOUTH
east, reports stolen from Congregational church,
The viii q the late chaA Richardson was MED
to-day. He leaves an undivided hall OF his estate
his wife during fe 70 revert 70 his heirs In rec
simple, and he leaves the heirs the remainder.
Letters OF administration were issued to-day 70
Dr. H. h. Leach as the estate Of the late ChaA o.
lore; bond g. 600
Abei G1ggs and Samuel Grggs his son, were
each fned 8 by Judge Smell to-day for being dis
orderly In South washington.
young colored man named william Brooks
Was before the Police Court to-day charged with
stealing articles Of clothing and Jewelry from
Brass Blanket and william Seawood, and also
with carrying . revolver. He was arrested BY
Omcer TreadWell For the larceny he was sen.
fenced TO sax monthA and for carrying The pistol
he was fneo $50
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Tar GrxursE
JOHANN HOFF'S
MALT EXTRACT
IL the
BEST NUTRITIvE TONIC
and most
PALATABLE HEALTH BEVERAGE
Tor Impaired Digestion, Dyspepsia Convalsscence,
Weak Children and General Debility.
WHAT PROF. COLEMAN, OF GLASGOW SAYS OF
IT: Suffering from attack of Illness which had not
only reduced my strength. but brought on extreme
exhaustion from inability to appropriate food tried
the effects Of the Genuine Johann Hos Malt Extract
wineglassfn three times day. Its was followed
by marked enects-1 Food which had heretofore been
found to pass the aimentary canal unchanged d.
Fested properly. 9. There appeared an increased
power of evolving animal heat and storing up fat.
Bewsre Of The genuine has the signatures
Of johann Hoh" and "Moritz Esner' on the neck Of
every bottle. All others are worthless limitations
ja3.tu.thks
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DENSON'S PLASTER Is UNAP- PLASTER
- proachable in curative
properties rapidity and safety action, and is the
only Improvement in the art of plaster making during
the past quarter century For the relief and of
chest pains rheumatism, neuralgia, sciatca umbago.
kidney troubles weak back stiff enlarged joints.
torpid liver and enlarged spleen BENSON'S PLASTER
Is unequalled There are many limitations and counter
feits Oh the market. Buy Bensons
Is THE and you get the BEST.
jaN.lw
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A NATIONAL UNIVERSITY.

ONIVkNoINNs
Mr.. stewart introduced o bin IN the Senate to-
dav 70 establish national university In the DIS
trtct OF Columbia for the education OF teachen In
ths Common schools Of the states ana territories
ana ~ Distxict Of Columbia Referred.
OfHKR BIl1A
Mr. DalzeIf introduced Senator Aldr1ch's BIN r.
lafing 70 the trust companies In the Dst1ct In the
~ ms Introduced senator Riddleberyers bdll
70 incorporate the lexington and eold1ef1 Home
Railway Co In ne Di Scss, ~ S0ss"oass WINCH
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FAfHE4 AID Son ARRxsIED.-Henry Price col
ored. superintendent OF William II. Mothers tar
shed on North Capitol street, was arrested to-day
BY Detective Nahon charged With robbang bis en-
arresped on charge a forgery IN connection with
the charge against his fathef n being alleged that
pany Is 90. Both ase held cor bearing.
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wrliam n. DsForess. wnolssals DEALER n an,
Of more thun ezoQo0Q
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THE BEST FAMILY SOAP IN THE WORLD.
IT IS STRICTLY PURE. UNIFORM IN QUALITY.
The original formula for which we paid $4,000
twenty years ago has never been modified changed
In the slightest This soap s identical in quality to-
day with that made twenty years ago.
1t contains nothing that niure the finest fabric.
1t brghtens colors and blesches whites
ltwashes fallnels and blankets no other soap in
the world does-without notwithstanding them soft
and white aud like new.
READ THIS TWICE
There IL great saving OF time, OF labor Of SOAP OF
fuel and Of the fabric where DObbns Electric Soap Is
USED according to directiona
One trial will demonstrate its great merit 1t will
pay you to make that trial.
Like all best things it is extensively initiated and
counterfeited
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
Insist upon DOBBINs' Electric Don't take Mag
netic. Electro Magic, Philadelphia Electric any
other fraud, simply because it is cheap They will ruin
clothes, and are dear at any price. Ask for
DOBBINS' ELECTRIC
ind take no other Nearly every from Maine 10
Mexico keeps it in stock If yours hasn't 1t, he Will
order from Ais sarest Wholesale grocer.
Read carefully the inside wrapper around each bar
and be careful to Follow Directions each outside
wrapper You Cannot Afford to wait longer before
Trying for Yourself this old reliable. and truly won.
derful
DoBBINs' ELECTRIC SOAP. d7.en
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RANoB OF TEE TnEanoHErHA-The follow1ng
were the readings at the Signal Once to-day: q
m. 80, 3 p. m, -; maximum. -: minimum. 30
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Two CADETS DIscHARGED.-Upon the report OF
board OF officers, appointed Dec. g. 1887, Cadets
Andrew Hero, r., and David A. Rannels, fourth
class U. S. M. A., are discharged from the service
OF the United States, on account OF detective
vi
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

New York stock Market
The following are the opsnfng and closing prices OF
the New York stock NArket a. reported By special
wire % Corson Mccartney. l4l9 street
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TIE HAIRY WOMAN DrNG.-Mah Phoop. the
Burmese hairy woman, VINO has been IN for sew
eral weeks past al the La Pierre House, WAS very
low to-day. and her death Is hourly expected ON
the attending physician, Dr. Barker. IL IL thought
that her blood became poisoned from decayed
teeth which were recently extracted. DIR. DAILY
the dentist retained the teeth as curiositles a.
they are the largest he has ever known 10 lie taken
from a human being.
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MOVEMENTS OF NAVAL vEssELs.-The Thetis has
arrived at Mare Island, Cal The Fortune has
arrived ROStOn.
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RICHMOND CATHOLICS THANK TIE PRESIDENT
The President has received beautifully engrossed
copy OF the proceedings of public meeting OF the
Ca holics OF Richmond, thanking him for the con-
sideration he has shown In sending jubilee pres
ent to Pope Leo XIII.
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MAR RlEO


MUIRHEAD-FowLER. In Baltimore, Nd, July
2s, 1887. by Rev. y. l. Tsber. ARMAND L. NuIk-
HAD and CORA L. FOWLER.
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SozoDoSr.
A GRATEFUL ODOR,
Indicative Of health and purity communicated the
mouth by the aromatic
sozoDoN
Which makes the teeth a. white and az radiant as pol
ished porcelain, and contains ingredient that IL
highly beneficial to both gums and teeth.
The Lyric and Dramatic professions loud in their
praises Of
d17-6m SOZOD ONT
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UNDERTAKES.

GE0sSsshb s & 4s ssEG sab .z.A1xra
1.,a... en- i ~ f''- ''$ '''' '0''''a ~ sas.
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Mr.. ENRIGHT, OF Michigan, who has been spoken
OF for the appointment OF city postmaster for
Washington, is In the city, ana will soon be ap-
pointed to an honorable and responsible position.
The position Will not be the postmastership.
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I'd EDITION.
--latest qbleglanS 10 The Star.


The New Jersey Legfslasurss
TRENTON, y. j., Jan lo.-The republicans OF the
senate held short caucus this morning and
unanimously nominated senator George b Large,
OF Hunterdon. for president, ana Richard D. Read
ing, OF Hunterdon, for secretary. The republican
joint caucus renominated Controller Anderson
and State Treasurer Toney. They viii be elected
tomorrow.
struck Against the Supefsntsndont
NEWARK, n. j., Jan. 1O-Two-hundred and nifty
operatives In Carks o. N. T. thread-works, on
kearney street, struck this morning against an
alleged tyrannlcal superintendent, HerbSrt Walrn-
ley. who was brought from England. They de-
mand that not only shall he be removed, but that
John Spillan, the old foreman, be reinstated.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
Or KENT-BY r o. HoLTzMAN.

FURNISHED.
nea- 18th q 1Sr3Sl33 gth.ab0ve St. 12r. so
Iowa Circle l5r .......25O " 18th St. 12r $50
81. near lstn l6r.--20Q near 18TH st. sr. 125
l9th a. Il. 10 zoo Z, near 18Th ST. lbs
n. 8th st 1r 100 X uear 21st st, Sr...100
Corr ave rear st..-2OO 18Th. near ST. Sr....75
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NIc,He
baltimore Markets.

BSaItlmOEe Ma1W6tDs
BALTIMORE. Nd, January l0.-viryinia new threes
63 bid to-day.
BALTIMORE. No., January 10.-cotton duh and
easy-middling. lOaal0.s. Flour steady and firm
Wheat-southern, firm for choice red. 93o95; amber
94a9I; western higher: No. winter red. spot IS Z
bid; January, sSas9: February, seNse0A; May
S4ts a94H Corn-red southern easier; white o6aos y
yellow, 26a5s: western easier and dull: mixed, spot
D. xa51Is; January, 81 asked; February, 2s4so9
March, 80 asked Oats hrmer-southern and Pennsyi
vania. 37a41 western white. 40a42: western mixed
Potatoes steady 200.220; Eggs. easier and dull
"a. Coffee dull and nominsl-hio cargoss, ordinary
to fair, lSa1Sk. Copper refined arm 16a16. Whtsky
steady ll5sll6. Other articles unchanged Freight,
1s.od.; grain lower. 3s3Hd Recspts-nour, $50
barrels wheat, 90 6usnslsi corn. 100 bushels
Flour, g. $50 barrels corn. "a 500 saies-wheat 32s
$50 bushels corn, $1,000.
Chicago Mafk0ts.
CHICAGO. III. January 10. II q m.An Of tn
markets on change opened quiet and featureless
There but trdns changes from the closing prices
Of yesterday May whest started in Nc higher st 81
May corn was unchanged at 53x and May pork 9 &c
higher at - So AZ n o'clock tine May options wsr'
quoted as follows: Wheat s4has oAaS pork Is ON
oats, Ban; lard. 7.S5; short ribs, s.12x-
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WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP.

The FISHERIES CoSFERRKs, after a meeting Of
an hour in length, yesterday, adjourned until 2
Oc1Ock fn-m0rrOw
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.oR RENT

Property placed me for rent or sale is literally
advertised free Of cost TO the owner.
For list Of property for sale call send at Office
j1o p o. HOFFMAN. 10th and sta NV
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AMONG THE PRESIDENTS callers to-day were Sen.
ators Beck and Butler, Representatives Wise. with
Jas Lyons assistant United States district attor.
ney, eastern district Virginia, Yoder. Caruth,
Springer. Holman. Weaver, Payson and Mcmillan,
Commissioner Bragg and Judge jackson, w. Va
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NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT CoNPASy.-At the an.
nual meeting OF the stockholders OF the National
safe Deposit company yesterday the following
management was reelected: Benjamin p spy-
der, president; Charles Z. clover, ylce-presdeut:
Il. Lawrason Riggs. treasurer; Albert /. Sturte.
John +. Rodgers.
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SECOND LIEUT.. HENRY c. HAINxs, Marine Corps
has been granted two months leave with permis-
sion to 90 abroad.
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The Mexican Mission.

The prevalent opinion at the Capitol to-day,
was that Gen. Bragg has been promised the Mexi.
can mission. Even the friends OF Ex-Congressnan
Mckenzie who was so highly endorsed, expressed
the opinion that the place had been promised to
GEN Bragg,
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FURNISHED
UNFURNISHED.

Also. other furnished and unfinished houses
Unfur shed and furnished fats for rent For parcu-
tara permits apply az our otfce.
jaiO-6t HILL JOHNSTON. 73S 18th ST. NV.
NOR KENT-FURNIsHED MODERN HOI Sc. 10
IL rootpS. fashionable locality, TO small family OF
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ATTORNEYS.

- Law, HARBOUR Law Sai!dine, 40 -fesi1iess
svenna Wsahinssea d G ks13daHsA l31S XH
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MARRIAGE LIcEssEs-Marriage licenses have
been issued by the clerk OF the court 20 Geo
NcC. smith and Mary 4. Clements, OF 81 Joseph
Mo-; Frank T. Gillian and Lila johnson: p n
Nenzel and Elizabeth A Flanagan: Edw. Deyfney
and Mary oDay; George Kidwell OF Fairfax
County, Va, ana Sarah Queen; John Aren't Van.
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was running smoothly until It was learned through
the banks that MIA witherbee's account in
CHICAGO had been attached. This caused some
comment which was soon followed by the sensa-
ton caused by the article exposing the conduct OF
the pair before their arrival In Bismarck. on the
DAY before its publication here the judge engaged
rooms at the hotel giving as his reason that keep
ing house without good help was too much
trouble To say that the article struck society like
cyclone Is drawing it very mild. Many OF the
quickly made friends OF Mrs Witherbee denounce
from whom she is seeking a divorce This Is the
theory advanced by Mrs.. Witherbee and the judge.
and tonight they are preparing an answer Tor
niece