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funerl wednesday. November "a. .. 80 pm.
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terno9n. At O'Clock Rs.tvss and }isnds invited 70
JOHNSON. On sunday, November 25, 1885. ., I
o'clock o'clock pm. MONROE, beloved Su:Ssnd q Nay
Funeral WIN take place Wednesday November "a,
f Fsnd hi: late residence ss2 sfssi sOusSv,S
LANGLEY. On the morning Of November 81, 1854
a a hn, Z, ths o ssrssIcs % b:
BROOKS LANGLEY, beloved husband Of Nsry q
Notice q fansrsii Serssfief eH'A'' ''' A' ' 2.
hJEf On saFrffS SsSsms, VIZ r.
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.. PSSocTER n, On nc Monday, Eovsmbsr 20. lsss.
q walter and e: s: :as f Soy
Funeral private, from 80 Tenth strest SOUTHEAST
MeonesdAy' q pm. lnterment o. Mount ohvs6
WILLIAMS On November "a. 1855 q e:ss an,
LEO OLIVER. only and beloved son Of johnnie y nd
MaSgle Williams, nee Brown. sged too yeass snA
Mammals and psps's pride end boa
Funeral ON Thursd.y, keysmber %. q $50 Rn-.
tives and friends Of the family invited 70 sfssol
WISE On saturday, November 24th. lo8s, q II
o'clock p m, HANNAH A. beloved wife Of ChaiGp d
Wise. and daughter Of Nora and the late fsr1ok Mu
ply
st. z w. Wednesday morning st o 80 Q. thence .
Vi s for sSs rsp % o. Ser .osi F'ss.
IkRBY ALBERT L. son Of Nays snd ths ~ a
N sas Of funsr., hereafter. -
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Argument In the Case Continued Befor'
Judge Merrick To-day.


The argument in the case of the United
States against Mrs.. Annie Cole, the District
Commissieners and the building inspector,
commenced before Judge Merrick yesterday
afternoon, - stated elsewhere in TIE SrAR.
ment 10 represented by Mr.. Randolph Coyle,
MIRA Cole b Gen. Birney, and the District by
Mr.. Riddle.
POSITION or TIE DISTRICT COMMISSIONERS.
The District Commissioners, while admitting
that the Zee OF the streets and avenues IL in
tne United States. submit that they are held in
trust Tor the public use and also for sbutting
Properv-owners for such appurtenant ease
ments and uses a. have been from the founda-
tlon OF the government specified by the Presi-
dents and other officers. They admit that
defendant Is constructing the building upon
q permit and assert that Il is in strict accord
anse with the permit They assert that on
July 2, l794, building regulation No. 2was made
by President Washington, and il authorized
and allowed areas or bitches Of seven feet in
breadth to be constructed in the street imme-
diately adjacent to the building provided such
area or ditch was properly secured They fur
Their state that by the charter Of May, 1890,
power was conferred on the corporation to
regulate the manner Of erecting houses,
&C.; that pursuant 10 that power
the corporation passed an ordinance authoriz-
lug eue coueuuction OF vaults, areas, steps ana
cellar doors, collonades or open porches not
extending over feet beyond the building line
They further assert that by the act of February
Il, 1871, the board Of public works was given
entire control Of the streets, avenues and
alleys, and authorised to make needful
regulations, and the board prepared .
general plan for the improvement Of streets.
and in pursuance Of that plan the board caused
parking to be placed next adjoining the build
ing line Of width Of IS feet on NJ street and
40 feet on Massachusetts, avenue, extending
around the defendant Coles property until il
intersects the parking on Massachusetts, ave.
nue. and caused 1t TO be enclosed by fence
that there ID q sidewalk Of IL feet on NJ street,
and Is feet on Massachusetts, avenue, and
1t 10 amply sufficient for the public.
They further assert that on June IA 1878,
they were authorized to make such building
regulations as they might deem advisable, and
they did 90, and these we're in force when the
permit was issued. They assert that these
have the same effect in Law as if they had been
formally enacted and approved by Congress-.
They further assert that for nearly q century
the right to build q vault, steps, and porticos
over the building line has become by public
usage part Of the law. They further assert
that the permit authorizes no greater projec-
tons than have been allowed to others; that
the projections are in no way an invasion Of
the nse Of the street; that tho United States
has not, nor does it intend to allot the space to
parking &c.
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PREPARATIONS ron THANKSGIVING DAY A.
LBrrc ENTERTAINMENTS

PREPARATIONS foB THANKSGIVING DAY ATT
LBrrc ENTERrAMNKNr.
The Thanksgiving sports at the naval acad-
envy Thursday win comprise . running long
jump, running high jump, pole vaulting, put
ting shot, throwing hammer, kicking foot ball,
throwing base ball, hundred yard daah, three
legged race, sack race, obstacle race and chas-
ing . Creased pig, concluding with . tug Of
var. The sports are under the auspices Of the
Naval Academy athletic association. The
omcers Of the tournament are: Narshals,
Cadets Davis, Ruhm and Laws; referee, Lieut..
Commander g. g. Todd Judges, Lieuts. @. Z.
Lieut. Il. II. Hosley. The o6lcsrs Of the e.
sociation ere: President, Cadet O. q.
Long; vics-presidsnt Osdet J. b Pstton; 60
retary, Cadet @. l. Termier.
The Naval Academy football lean for e.
season Of eae'ee has bssn organised, With he
following -players: CAdsA Kand, fun back,
Patton end 4ermier, haf hachs; Irvin, enapuer
haaki Dewlsy, lsft cen1sr; Chasc, right ossfsr,
1000. ~ cd Wmilna sight na,k Cd
Ths s1n1iolss I. $3.50 - saast -
go -: Co. qelsy - N1lsklnssi.
w. Ss;'R';sss;. - sssss.:2 - = s''s'
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TIE GEsu1sr
JOHANN HoFF'S
MALT EXTRACT
BEST NUTRITIvE TONIC
and most
PALATABLE HEALTH BEVERAGE
Tor impaired Digestion, Dyspepsia, Convalescen CO
Weak Children, and General Debility.
WHAT PROF. COLEMAN. OF GLASGOW, SAYS or
IT. Suffering from attach Of ulness which had not
only reduced my strength, but brought extreme
exhaustion, from inability to appropriate food. tried
the effects of the Genuine Johann Hos Malt Extract
wineglassful three times day. Its use was followed
by marked eects-1 Food, which had heretofore been
found pass the amentzry canal hanged dgested
properly. 2. There appeared an increased power Of
evolving animal heat and storing mp fat.
Beware Of limitations The eenuine has the sigma.
ture Of Johann Hof the neck every bottle. All
Others worthless limitations.
JOHANN HoFF, Berlin and Vienna. New York or
fee, Barclay st. ia3-tu thks
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DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.
MISCELLANEOUS.

The members Of the police and fire depart
ments were paid for the month to-day.
CONNECTICUT AVENUE EXTENSION.
This afternoon the Commissioners gave Q
hearing to parties interested in the opening
Of Connecticut avenue extended. Hon. Leroy
Tuttle, DR.. Otis r. Presbrey and Mr.. Frank s.
Presbrey were the persons present. They were
also represented by their attorneys Jeremiah
Wilson and A. 8. Worthington. The opening Of
Connecticut ave. passes through the property Of
M. Tuttle and Messrs. Presbrey, and would
destroy . house now in the course Of erection.
The gentlemen fled protest as to the Com
missioner powers to condemn the land, and
Commissioners and the land vas condemned
they would claim damages. The papers have
all been referred to Attorney Riddle for opin-
ion.
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He Could Not Live Without Her.
SUICIDE AFTER HIS REJECTION By An AcrREs
OF LYDIA THoNPsoN'e TROUPE

OF IhoAfpON D TkOCPE.
A Montreal special to the New York Tyi1un1
SAYS Arthur E. Noel Reed, the young English.
man, nephew of Gen. Sir Frederick Roberta
who committed suicide on Saturday, turns on,
to be wealthy young Englishman who had
been travelling through the country and tryina
to invest some Of his means. South Americs
was first visited, where he tried his hand n
sheep raising, but not realizing his expecta.
tions he drifted north, and finally stopped
in the northwest ranching district, where
he met with some wealthy Nontrealers, Whoa
acquaintance he afterward cultivated here
In this city young Reed seems to have fallen h
with fast set and TO have lived high until the
arrival OF the Lydia Thompson troupe, when
he came in contact with some Of its members
including Miss Flora Breerton. Reed cough,
for an Introduction TO the actress and Obtained
it. It was evident that from the moment he
had seen her he had lost his heart. He ssv
her daily, and ON Saturday morning he asked
Miss Breerton to marry him, and she dismissed
him in an on,hand manner, the result Of which
was his suicide. In an envelope was found Z
draft for t2O0 from his mother.
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PONDS EXTRACT Is used IN the houssbo,d Of IN.
PRESIDENT - veil as that Of the hamblest CITIZEN
Members Of the Army and the Navy the pa ~.
Bench the pulpit and the presaii ranks and cassss
thanks for the last forty until ther letter.
hled volumes testify1ng 70 the wonderful cures a. All
kinds Of Pain OF Inflammation, effected BY P(DNrrS
EXTRACT u
ber PONDS EXTRACT q sold In bott1s. oolv
bun wrapper, with lsndscape trsde-mngk thereon Dsi
with negotiable druggists onE my26
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No FANNY SAFE

without prompt and convenient remedy for Group,
whooping Cough. Bronchitis, and other Throat ana
Lung troubles bottle Of Ayers Cherry Pectoral
has saved many Life. Mrs. J. Gregg LIST street Low
Ell Mass. writes: MY children have taken Ayers
Cherry PICTORIAL, for Group 1t gives immediate re-
lief. invariably followed by curen
II have found Ayers Cherry Pectoral perfect cure
for Group in all cases. have Known the wor,t cases
relieved in very short time by its use and advise
all families to keep II in the house."-s H LArrnxs,
NJ D.. Ut. Vernon, Ga.
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL,
Prepared by Dr.. J. C. Aver Co, Lowell. Mas. Sold
by al Druggists Price 81; six bottles s5. n26-7t
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Nov. "a. Virginia consols 37x
asked; ten-forties IS bid: do. threes 64Sa65
Baltimore and Ohio stock, 92a1OO; Northern Cen
trail, as asked; Cincinnati, Washington and Balti-
more firsts. 9S; do. thirds, 33a36; consolidated
gas bonds, Ill; do. stock, 4Sx.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 27.-Cotton very duIl-mid-
ding, essa9a. Flour, slightly, better inquiry
Howard street and western super, 3O0a365:
do. extra. 375a4.65; do. family, 3soa5.6O City
patent. 5.90a6t40; spring wheat, patent, 6.75a
40, do. do, straight, 6.25a6.5O do. do, extra
5.00a5.50 Wheat-southern. quieter, put steady:
Fultx, l00a111; Longberry, tl0a11. 20. SOUTH
ern, lis: western, steady; No. 2 winter red
spot, 97As97H; December. 97l<ag.s.; January.
1OOa100H; May, 1O6h bid. Corn - southern
easier, offerings small; all new; white, 5Sa56:
yellow, 50a5l: new southern. fair to prime 4sa49:
western. quiet and easy; mixed spot 45x: year,
Oats, quiet and MISREPRESENTATION and Pennsyi-
vania, 2Sas3; western white, ungraded, 31aa3
western mixed, ungraded. 2Sa30, graded No. q
white, 81 Rye, steady, 62a64. Hay. steady
prime % choice timothy, 1650a17.5O. Provisions
steady; toboing trade-mess pork. 1875. Bulk
meats-loose shoulders, 81; long clear, 81: clear
rib sides, 81; sugar pickled, On; sugar cured
smoked shoulders, 10H. Hams, 12ks12x. Lard.
refined, 10Y: Butter, very nrm and scarce
2sass; resro!eum. quiet . refined. 40 Coffee,
strons-A soft, ~; copper, refined, steady, l6ha
16x. Whisky. steady. l21. Rreighn 70 LIVER
pool Per steamer, dull and nominal-cotton. "a;
hour, Per ton; 2lA3d-; grain, 6Hd. Receips-
nour, loo naErels; wheat 5000 buahels: corn,
1900 buehelss oass. 1000 bushels rye, 1000
oushela ShipmentD-nour. 5000 baxfelaL Salco-
vhses 10000 bssAsls; eorn, e2.ooo bunhslA
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ARMY APPoINTMESrs.-Secret Endicott
said to-day that the staff and other vacancies
in the army will not be filed until after the
meeting of Congress-
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been ordered to duty at the marine barracks.
FILLING THE MONUMENT GROUNDS. - The
following bids have been opened at the War
department by Col. Jno. ". Wilson, for fur
nishing soil for the Washington monument
grounds: Jas. O'Day 1000 cubic yards at s1;
NJ. F. Tally, 5000 cubic yards at SO cents;
Henry Clay Jones, 2.0OOcubic yards at 70 cents;
1000 yards at IS cents; 1900 yards at 90 cents;
1000 yards at 80 cents; 1900 yards at 81;
5000 yards at $1.15; Atchison q Barnes, 1000
yards at 70 cents, 5000 yards at 80 cents, 5000
yards at IS cents; P. Frawley, 1000
yards, at s1.19; Thos. J. Dougherty, 5000
yards, at 80 cents, and Owen Patterson, 10000
yards, at Sl.85. All but the last bidder are
Washingtonians
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The Death Rec0rd.

During the twenty-four hours ending at noon
to-day deaths were reported to the health
Office as follows Mary Quigley, white, So years;
Monica Young, white, IA days; Nellie Burgess,
white, months; d. Slower Hilton, white, IA
years; Adolph Burke, white, SO years; Chas.
H. Stevers, white, As years; Wolcott G. Tucker.
white, Sc years; Michael Cooley, white, Sd
years; Anna Z. Warren, white, 81 years; Ida
Roth, white, 20 years. Ruy E. Peters, white, "a
years; Jno. B Gray, white, IS years; Magdelina
Hellinger, white, 80 years; Hayward Thomas,
8 months; Irene Beckett, colored, 10 DAYS;
Mary Gaskins, cOlored, days; Munroe John,
son, colored, IS years; Julia Day, colored, "a
years; Ellen Butler, colored, 76 years.
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FIRST LIEUT.. JAS. L. WILSON, Fourth Art /;
First Lieut.. David Price, First Art, and Second
Lieut.. Richmond P. Davis, Second Art, have
been detailed to Willett's Point, N. Y, for in
struction in torpedo service.
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THE POPE AND IRELAND.
The Second Rescript was Meant to be
Kept Secret.

Kept Secret.
DUBLIN, Nov. 27.-The report that a second
papal rescript had been sent to the Irish bish-
ops fortnight ago is now confirmed
1t was intended that the receipt of the docu.
ment should not be made known,
but that the bishops should pro-
coed to enforce the commands contained
in the first rescript without alluding to
the existence Of the second one.
But this plan was spoiled through
the indiscretion Of a servant Of the bishop Of
Limerick, who divulged part Of the contents
Of the rescript.
1t is probable that the publication Of part of
the document will force the pope to reafim
publicly his wishes regarding Ireland.
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THE LOST COLLIER.

She Had Crew Of Eighteen Men.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 1.-THE Allentown,
which is reported lost of Cohasset, was COM
manded by Capt iorne, and had q crew of
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RANGE OF TIE TaERxonErER.-The following
were the readings at the signal ONCE to-day;
a. m, Ss; p. m, Al; maximum, as,
minimum 239
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Real Estate Matters,

Mrs. Frances Hodgson Burnett, the author
ess, has purchased from VIM. E. Allis, the resi-
dence 1756 Massachusetts avenue, for e27, 900.
James Lingenfelter has bought for 81, 4S7. so.
OF Catherine v. Young, lot l, square 1876, Is by
IS feet, at the northwest corner of 9th and G
streets northeast.
G. P. Stone has bought Of J. 8. Edwards for
S5,2OO and sold to John B. Bloss for $5.35
sub 112, SO. 1913, lot of 1895 feet on the south
side of Rstreet, between 18th and 18th streets
northwest, improved by brick residence.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The 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 and Mccartney, 1419 + street
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Name.
Name.
The Washington Stock Exchange.

The following changes from yesterdays quota
tons on the Washington Stock Exchange are noted
1851 asked. U. s. Is. registered, I2sI bid, 1851
asked. Market stocks, 7s, 1892, cur, HOY bid
Washington and Georgetown K r. bonds, 1111s
bid, 1126 asked Met. X. r. stock, lOSlS bid
1854 asked. North Capitol and o street. "a bid,
40 asked. Washington Gas, 40 bid, 4OH asked
tional Union ms, 19x bid. Arlington ms,
l5e bid, 165 asked. Col: ms. 12k bid, ID asked.
Potomac lns CO, 63 bid Wash: Market stock,
Ice, 140 bid. Real Estate Title ms, 117k bid I25
asked. Chesapeake & Pot TEL Co., 20 bid ~
asked. WashingtonLight Infantry first mortgage
6s, o. bid. Wash. Gas Rights, 65K bid, 81 asked
Col. Nat Bank, 40 bid: lbs asked. Washington q
Georgetown K X. stocks, POS bid, 2l5 asked.
Col. Title ms. Co., 81 bid; asked. American
Graph0phone Co, 131b bid; IA asked.
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A Department Clerk Arrested.

MAN WHO WILL HAVE TO ANSWER A CHARGE
OF EMBEzzLEMENT IN PHILADELPHIA.
Moses d. Null, a second-class clerk in the
United States bureau Of labor in this city, was
arrested yesterday afternoon by Agent Jno.
Cowie, Of the secret service, and was imme-
diately turned over to Deputy Marshal Jas.
Marshall, Of Pennsylvania, who took his pris-
oner to Philadelphia later in the afternoon.
Null is well known in this city, having
been engaged for several years prose-
cutting claims before the departments previous
to his entering the Government service.
While thus practicing he secured the allowance
Of a bounty claim Of s100 to John Cline, Of
Vogansville, Pa. The claim was allowed in
October, 1885, and it is charged that Null, on
the alleged ground that the claimant
could not write, endorsed the draft with
Cline's name and then added the mark Gus
tomarily made by illiterate persons. II is
charged that he cashed the draft and pocketed
the 500. Cline wrote him several letters, it is
said, in connection with his claim, but to each
the reply was that the claim had not yet been
allowed. For this alleged transaction Null
will have to defend himself in Philadelphia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-27

GovERNoR-ELECr HovEY, Of Indiana, was at
the capitol to-day.
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If You HAVE

CONSUMPTION.
BRoNcHITIs
scRoFULA.
COUGH or COLDS
THROAT AFFECTION
WASTING OF FLESH.
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famed Lack of Strength or Nerve Power. you can b
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MAUeulAL MOTIFS.

The committee has received . letter from
n. Il. Copp, Of Denver, Col, stating that 500
ladies Of his stats viii come here to march In
me tnaugural procession, Il there 4 ladies'
battalion In line.
M. 4: g. Taylor has been appointed mem
Beg Of IL committee on street deoorstiona.
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Teemer on Saturdays Race.

John Teemer, the defeated oarsman, has been
interviewed at his home ip McKeesport He
says: II defy anybody to prove crookedness
in Saturdays race. At the start the buoy
aoated, and while myself, my Judge and the
janitor OF the Columbia boat-house were ex-
postulating with the referee he gave the signal
to start, giving to O'Connor the best of the
start by over length. However, do mot
blame the referee, who was acting TO the best
OF bis ability. He should not have allowed
Rodgers to dictate to him. II wasn't the sore
arm racket that caused my defeat either. How
ever, !! shall some day row O'Oonnor again,
and III beat him, too" Teemer expects to sail
for Australia on December II.
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PERMANENT Cure Or EczrxA
BY THE CUTICURA REMEDIES.

Two years ago was attached with eczema cannot
tel you what suffered was the most forlorn spec
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showed me your pamphlet skin diseases and among
them found the description suitable to my
bought the CUTICURA REMEDIES took seven bot
ties, with the CUTICURA and SOAP and the result
apermanent cureL thought would wait and II
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Mre Gonld Vorv En>H,n>

Mrs. Gould Very Feeble.
NEW YORK, Nov. T.-Mrs. Jay Gould's oondi.
ton to-day shows no material change. She =
still very feeble.
The Chattanooga Gas and Oil company have
struck rich lubricating oil at depth Of 1000
feet at q well dug twenty miles west Of the
city,
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MARRIAGE LIcENsEs.-Marriage licenses have
been issued by the clerk Of the court to George
Grant and Fanny Holmes; +. e. Buckholtz and
Mary A. Doyle; Albert E. Oyster and Andrew.
eta La Forge, Of San Francisco, Cal; Joseph
Collins, Of New York, N. Y, and Lille Camp
bell; James Keneally and Hattie @. Combs; VIM.
Marshall and sallie Massey, Of Philadelphia,
Pa; Clarence E. Fowler, Of Prince Georges
County, Md, and Llewellsn Anderson; Ralph
T: Stull and Katherine 81. Worthington; George
Glorious and Annie n. Hchnopp; fhos. J.
OConner and Margaret J. OCo6ner; @. II.
Copenhaver and Lydia @. Hollingsworth; John
81. Chenauh and Katie T. 0arvin; Joseph
Kleeh and Annie Ripple.
ASSAULTED Hn wuH m TIM e4axxx. -1ht
afternoon james CLARK, colored man, nv I'D
wife meet on the avenue, between ~ and 6th
streets, colored man named Harfis, employed
At the baltimore and Potomac rsetimait and
the husband, Walking up to her, gave lsr :
heavy blow. 0fRcer Costello was near and toof
him II custody. He stated that having hf
suspicions AROUSED that she vas TO iniknnat1
With Harris, he followed her to-day. Clari
vas tassn - The sixth precinct ststion end
locked up.
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PALATABLE AS MILK,

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WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP.

CAPT. CHAs. F. WILLIAMS, marine corps, has
been ordered to duty at the marine barracks.