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4 NEW ASSISTANT PoSrwAsrER.
Capt. ShervesA viii - succe~aeS nv |.
District Dcn0cros q Go Ia @ u,c.

District Dcwsecres - she iss @ ysse.
been constant stream OF callers az ha door.
Much OF his time has been taken up receivtng an
pncants for ONCE, or friends OF appncsnts
or persons interested IN some ste sug-
gcsted for the new city pcst-ofnce. The post
master Is now enjoying some relief ~ the stream
has dwfndled down considerably. No further
changes In the posrmastsrs o11cial stan have
ben announced, though &C h expected that more
VIII be made The chief interest centerS OF
which IN the best place nj the disposal OF the
postmaster This once d sfill occupied Wy Capt
ter conger soon after the latter became Posemss-
Ter. When Mr.. Ross entered once Nj SHERWOOD,
who WI IS rspannesn, placed MS rsssna ns9s
was not at once accepted, Although the post
master expressed himself as expecting 20 make q
Change In the ONCE. An understanding has been
reached between the two oricials by which Mr..
sherwood Will rmain IN once for six weeks yet
postmaster Ross said 70 a srAk reporter To-Day
that Mr. Sherwood had consented 20 remain until
June l. He SAID that Mr. sherwood had bcen very
manly and honorable, having placed his resigna-
however, found that Mt. sherwoods presence IN the
ONCE Was valuable 10 him while he was acQuaint-
Ing himself with the routine, and for that req
son had not accepted the resignation at once.
Mr. Sherwood Will have held the office OF assistant
postmaster four years and ten months when ne
leaves June i. and rs thoroughly acquainted with
the working OF the ONCE. Before that he had been
postmaster OF the House OF Representatives, when
in the Forty third ana Forty seventh Congressea
he served during the war IN Company G, 4th
Michigan cavalry, and lost leg NJ the battle OF
| LAtlmer's Mills Georgia, June %, 1884 He has
been In the military ana civil service OF the Gov
| Nerhment Tor twenty-five years When the new
postmaster was appointed capt. sherwood was
onered place under the sergeant-at-arms OF the
senate. lie has been anxious 20 have Postmaster
Ross act In his case. 20 that he could know what
4 Capitol
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HlC-Gm
BAD CASE BIoon Porsos1se
CURED BY CUTICURA REMEDIES,

Through the medium OF one OF your books, received
through Mr.. Frank T. Wray, druggist Apollo. Pa,
became acquainted with your CUTICURA REMKDIEs.
and take this opportunity TO testify TO you that their
Use has permanently cured me of of the worst
cases of blood poisoning in connection with eryspe
las that have and this after having been
pronounced ncurable by some of the best physicians
in our county take great pleasure in forwarding to
you this testimonial unsolicited il is by you, in
order that others suffering from similar maisdiss may
be encouraged to give your CUTIcURA REMhprKs .
trial. p g. wHITLIN6ER, Leeehburr Pa
Reference: FRANK I. wRAY. Druggist, Apollo.
James E Richardson. Custom House. New Orleans.
on oath "In 1870 Scrofulous Ulcers broke out
on my body until was mass of corruption. Every
thing known TO the medical faculty was tired In vsin
became aIaere wreck. At times could not lift my
hands 10 my head could not turn in bed in con-
slant pain. and looked upon life curse. No relief
in ten years. In 1850 heard of the CUrrcURA
REMEDIES. used them, and was perfectly cured"
sworn 70 before u. 8. Com. J. d. CRAWFORD.
Sold everywhere Price: CUrIcURA. Soc; Soar. csc !;
REsoLvESr. 81. Prepared by the PoTTER DRUG AND
CHEMICAL Co., Boston. Mass Send for "How TO Cure
Skin Diseases"
PIMPLES BLACKHEADS CHAPPED AND OILY
skin prevented BY CUTIcU RA INDICATED Soar.
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SUPREME COURT BUuLDING.
a Dtn % AuthOriue the Purchase u &
site.

In the Senate to-day Mr.. Morrill, introduced q
bin to direct the Secretary OF the Interior, In
order to provide suitable size for a
building for the q. S. supreme Court,
to take or purchase Tor public use the squares
bounded by LIST and ID and b and East capitol
streerA on Capitol Hill and Just
east OF the Capitol grounds This
Is the site that was contemplated as one OF two
Tor the Congressional Library. II is Immediately
opposite the Library site and exactly corresponds
with IL IN size and appearance 1t II supposed 70
contain 426, ISL superficial feet exclusive OF Eve
nues, streets and alleys IL aush0rizes the pur-
chase as soon Is practicable, at such pEtcea as
may be nxed By agreement not exceeding
the actual cash value nor the prices at which the
respective owners shall have heretofore con-
sented IN writing to sell the prop
erty to the United States. This clause
refers TO the schedule OF prices agreed upon when
the ground was sought for the Library
site II, however, the Secretary OF
the Interior shall be unable 20
purchase by agreement within thirty days after
the passage OF this act he shall resort 10 the pro-
cess OF condemnation In the manner that was pre-
scribed to obtain the Library site. The money
necessary 70 pay for the property rs appropriated
Referred TO public buildings and grounds CON-
mittee.
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MARRIED.

DONEGAL KTNSON In Baltimore Nd Arril eth.
lsSS. by the key. Dr MrOth, PARK b. DOING, .
Prince Georges County, Nd. and SARAH n AKIN
son, OF Washington. u. G. 4
LocKwooD-CRUTCHLEE Bs Rev s. Hsada-
way, OF Nj. Vernon NJ. A. church ON Tuesday Atrll
Il, sss, Mr., T. }. LOCKWOOD Miss LILA l.
CRUTCHLEN.
of Waugh N +. church, bs Res. J. A Price p 81 ROE
OF this city, 10 IDA MAY BoGlA. u Wilmington Del.
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0UNs9Nrespeslsises 6 Res.s AllesaliA, 1as.
oelona. Ahd Other lzaces 90cAn. while necessary
tAel1sS odd WaQY -ul1llon d0llAz 70 the sum an
Raany naken ~ putaEn 70 Ioreim nunA Our
6pssHio9 ptoJe0k on ahe contrary, win ngve me
ttOga from the Old world ana many millions OF DOL
lars nr pIeaS9s, study 81 American history, and
ss 8 S. g p sSsS w s sss %
tt0nal cap1sal me Paris of America IN beauty ann
attractions, the Berlin OF America IN educstimal
Mecca d Xmsfaoa tor foufisss stu1ents and Others
nom the out1fuD worm, It Il . movement which
should Be sustained by svery patriotic American
cit1en."
xNU1cAN raDs.
he shen referred to the recently oppressed IN
tenticn Of thegovefnmeut Of Spain to take the
Initiative In celebrating In the most solemn man.
nerthe csntennary of the discovery Of America In
Sne year 1872; 20 invite ell the nations who
PEOPLE e. ne sersros,ss a,scoversd BY Columbus 20
any other celebration, which may be undertaken
on the American continent % cOmmemorate the
6epe . 0sS rp me saao
" celebrating tie tour hundredth anniversary OF
us discovery: Row I respectfully submit that not
iOrsmcsi xmsIicap nation, the USited states, Re
apond 20 this Sentiment BY taking the initiative IN
celebrating this great historical event In manner
the New World, which Columbus discovered
In further support OF the movement he submit
6u ln5k " tLo oUcoBS AuQ m0mO6IS cOmpOSlnR
the national board OF promotion copies Of resoln.
tons ny national and International conventions
and boards OF trade, &C.
In conclusion, he suggested that in view OF the
short time left for preparation, that part Of the
bill providing for space Tor the state and territorial
ana the three Americas exhibit should be acted
upon NJ once, In order that these American states
territories and nations may have time for leEtsla
ton, and therefore submitted revised bill cover
ing this part OF the project providing for the ap
polntment OF q governmental board OF nine direct
0rS by the President to formulate plan for the
permanent exposition Of the three Americas fol
tne assignment OF space, and for an appropriation
OF $4,000 70 defray the necessary expenses Of tht
board Of diroctDrs
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ERlDUTES To OONHGlNG.
what Me0bess % she Cabinet o.,
Aboms him.

me Death q Nh. Conknng h naturally the sub
yect Oh almost universal comment 70 day In tins
city where se passed % large a part Of nis me and
was personally 90 vel known Among The utter
eoces OF prominent public men are rhs following
Secretary Whitney said:
u think his death win Be a great shock TO the
county. KNEW him well, particularly as law
yer. Wueo was corporation counsel I was thrown
with MIN In two or three great cases-desperate
cases-and I have never seen any man who had
stronger personality, VINO had such strong convic-
IONS ana who was able TO impress himself upon q
court with greater power than he. He WAS up.
right by nature, La as public nan was an ex-
ample Of honesty and Straightforward devotion 10
his views Of duty. He held the highest position In
the pubic mind
Secretary Endicott said: 81 did not Know Mr..
Conkifng personally, but ne was a very ai,le.
prominent and distinguished man. HIS Death Is a
great loss TO the profession OF the law, 10 which
ne has devoted himselfso conspicuously for the
PosImaster.Generai Dickinson said to-day IN
speaking OF MI Contiing: 81 passed an hour In
month ago, when ne was here 20 argue a patent
case / thought then that had never seen MIN
be Was one Of me mo sn 10
@ss e sxsr h nse" MIND was cSTps.neS
With ~ondeTfa cissrness When legal question as
was presented 10 him his intellectual processes
oetermlneo Tor MIN what the law was, and he
went TO the books only after he had reached con-
clusion. Democrats remember him as a staIes-
man, and that on all great questions he rose above
party ana was almost invariably right IN
his position. He has LEFT strong I'm
press OF his masterful personality, OF MS
vigorous intellect OF his purity and his patriotism
upon the history OF the country. Although when
he died, In name q private citizen. his influences
upon public affairs was felt 10 be potent II Is an
influence that will be missed by the whole country.
eEcREfARY Villas WORDS or PRAISE
Secretary Villas said: Independently Of his
gifts Of intellect his graces OF Speech and his pub
lie services. the qualities which commonly excite
admiration and attract followers, senator Conk
ling deserves 70 live long In the grateful memory
OF his countrymen for the lofty integrity
and purity OF his official life and character.
dominating spirit during period where many IN
stances OF peculation and jobbing occurred, nj
one ever fixed upon him any imputauon OF per
sonal advantage arising from his performance OF
public service. He showed the public and not him
self, while In puonc ONCE, and though
such ndeltty be Ike a soldiers courage demanded
OF every one its conspicuous manifestation should
receive recognition and gratitude"
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Mr.. Boustead, an East India merchant, BE-
Queathed $4,000 60 Mr.. Spurgeon, the London
preacher, cs,oVO 10 Spurgeon Orphanaee and
Tabernacle and 5000 10 BarnardO's Home
Forty thousand foreign Jews, residing In tho
province OF kherson, Russia have been ordered 10
cross the frontier.
wood City, CAL, who shot and Killed Ralph =.
Smith, editor VI a local newspaper several months
ago. closed yesterday. The jury failed to agree
and were discharged.
The election OF Gen. B0ulanger Is viewed with
concern In onicial circles at ST Petersburg H isl
feared that Internal disorders In France VII
paralyZt her actions abroad AT time when inter-
national questions Will require 10 be dealt with.
The second Trial or Barclay Peak for the murder
OF Katie Anderson was yesterday postponed on ac-
count OF the illness OF both the rather and mother
OF the murdered girl
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Ihe washington stock Eschans..

The following changes from yesterdays quotaticns
on the W.sh,sSton Stock Exchsnse are noted To-Day
Be = sSssSii;s sa as ss ~ iSs sl's
per imp. IS 1901. currency, ITO bid. d. G.
p q: so,yssf fund. s-Sss lsst. eur. INA Sd
1913 bid. Warrington and Georgetown Raiiread
bonds 22S asked METROPOLITAN Railroad stock, 40.
Warrington Gas. SO bid, 39A, asked. Copcorar
I by 90 bid Is ssLed ColSmbis Insurance
$50 bid Washington Market stock. l3k bid
Bank OF wssnin4toA 293 bid. National MetrQpoli
tn Bank; lS1 bid, 1875 asked. F.rmer., and Ne
chanics' Bank of GEORGETOWN, 164 bid, l60 asked
Second National Bank 1e6 bid 129 asked. Great Fall
Ice. 40 bid Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone
Costing Co.'S bonds, II asked- -wsshinstOn I1sh
Infantry lst mortgage bonds e.. ~ .Rid: Wash
National Bank Of the Republic, SO bid, 100 asted
b.ss s 3D. %ini iiG 80 .. Ss q
81 bad, 80 asked
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Suicide Of q New York Banker.
HE HAD BECOME VERY DEsPoNDENr BECAUSE OF IL
HEALTH AND FINANCIAL LOSsES.

JERSEY CITY, N. j., April 1s.-Wm. L Gr1ffiths
one of the officers OF the Central National Bank,
New York, committed suicide this morning by
shooting himself at his residence, corner OF Sher-
man Place and summit avenue. he had been Ill
lately and had become very Respondent
No other cause IL known for his act. HIS ac-
counts are believed to be straight AT one
time he was wealthy, but owing TO unfortu-
friends and entertained them flnely at his home,
which Is one of the handsomest on the Heights.
Mr. Griffith was about f1fty-Hve years old and
leaves wife and two grown-up children.
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AHxr oRpKKs-MajU George n stcrnosg,
surgeon, who WIS designatsc by the President %
proceed % cuba 70 investigate the spread OF epi-
demlc diseases, has been ordered 20 report 20 the
secretary OF the Treasury FOR further INSTRUCTION.
The following changes IN the frst artillery ara
ordered 10 take e1ert June j: From battery r 10
battery q, First Lieuts. Allyn Capron ana John T..
Honeycutt and second Lieut.. SEQ. ". Van Deusen-
From battery 70 battery F, First ueuts Thos.
{. Patterson and Andrew w. Huoben ana Second
Lieut. Samuel Rodman, Jr
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AT tine rear OF the platform In the lecture hall at
the National Museum to-day were suspended two
long charts illustrating the evolution Of cephalo-
poda. The audience TINT assembled at noon looked
very wisely at the charts and seemed to UNDER
stand all about It. The members OF the National
Academy OF Sciences did not assemble for their
public session TIL noon, but they held an execu-
tive session during the morning, at which
they elected six additional members OF the
council, as follows: Messrs. Brush, Langley,
Meigs, Pickering, Remsen and Gould. Reports
were made by various committees OF the academy.
when Prof. Marsh called the public meeting to
order az noon he at once introduced Prof "A Hyatt,
ton OF CephalOpo0a," illustrating his remarks by
reference 70 the charts Prof. Hyatt read paper
also on Evolution Of CephalopodA In the Fauna
Prof. 3. c. Pickering. of Harvard, next read .
paper s1ggosttng the possibility OF securing vau-
IKE that on USE e
He thought that Large Instrument could
graphs section. 6y section. q the hssysns,
Hemisphere, which together would furm scnaTs q
ana sSs sSas !.
the time Of the Academy until recess was taken
r zedswict and 6. R. fucker, WolcSss s GIBBS and
Hobart Armory Hare, Z. D. Cope and s. Newcomb
1VoVoIuby. 8IteInOOu, IN 8QQ1IlOn 70 Cn6
papers mentfoned In THK STAR, papers we're read
b Prot J ID. Cope On 1.-THE vertebrate Fauna Of
she PVerco saeiee," ana by Prof Il. P. Bewditch ON
"Reinforcemsnt 4nd fnnibftton."
:, The foll001ng papers are announced in addition
TO those published In THs STAR: ION the Auditory
Bones OF the Batrachia," T. D. Cope; ''The Orbit Or
Hyperion" OrmUn0 Stone, presented by s. New
comb; map OF Connecticut River Region in Mass
achusetts," B, Z. Emerson, presented by j. W.
Powell; "The Evidence OF the Fossil Plants as to
the Age Of the Potomac Formation" L. F. Ward,
presented By ]. w. Powell; "visiOn and Energy, y
9. p: Langley; "Report OF Progress in Spectrum
Photography" II. A. Rowland; 'tNote on the
Spectrum Of Carbon and its Existence In the sun,
II. A. Rowland; "On the Constitution of the So
called Double Halogen Salts, Ira Ramsen; Studies
on the Rate OF Decomposition OF the BrOmides OF
the Saturated Alcohol Radicals" Ira Ramsen.
At the public session to be held this evening
obituary memoirs will be read and the Henry
Draper and j. Lawrence Smith medals, awarded
for original astronomical work, will be presented
The Draper medal has been awarded to Prof E c.
Pickering, and the Smith medal to Prof1H. A.
Newton.
The paper by Prof. A. Graham Bell that was
Arst on the list to-day Will not be read until TO-
morrow morning. The title OF Prof. Bells paper
is ION apparent elasticity produced in an appa-
ratus by the pressure OF the atmosphere; and the
bearing Of the phenomenon upon the hypothesis
OF potential energy"
Last evening o large number OF guests were en-
teftained by Prot. Langley at the reception given
ct the Smithsonian in honor Of the members OF the
Academy.
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during the twenty -four hours ending at O'Clock
this afternoon, deaths were reported to thehealth
Office. as follows: Robert Nelson, colored, thirty
years; Mary johnson. colOred, twenty seven years.
Mary Booth, colorsd, nifty seven years; Charles e.
White white. one month; Margaret Brick, white
forty-sx years; Jas r. Kelly, white, sixty years;
James x Hastings, white, forty three years; Geo
c0l0red, thirty years; James T. Norris, colored
four yeare; 6sanley p. VansanI, white, two years;
PhaMp Shepherd, colOred, fifty-seven years; r.
Thomas spaIes, White, ffty seven years; Hattie
BarneA cOlorad, two weeks; Thomas Major, white
seventy SIX years; John ID. Eskew, white, forty
Georgtana Bolden, cOlored, f1ve mouths; John ".
Sfnnms, colored. seven years; John h. Sethrdge,
c0lOred, four m0ntha
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WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP.

TEE HArFIKLD-McCoY CASE ApvaScEn-The
United States supreme Court to-day granted the
motion 20 advance on the docket the case OF Ma
hon, appellant, agt. che Jailer o, Pike County KY
and SET Il for hearing on Monday next Thisis Ihs
somewhat celebrated Hatneld- Mccoy case which
has excited considerable interest IN West Virginia
and Kentucky
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District Government Affairs.
uvyru prrn pruNrTl


have been issued TO Frank Buckley TO erect one
west, at . cost Of $1,000; Michael FarrinetOn. to
northeast, at cost Of 81 500; J. N. Mitchell TO
build one brick dwelling and carriage-hOuse at 73l
spreS 20 Daa TIRES BRICK dwellings om ISL
g. H. Walker TO erect two brick dwellings, at IA
&Ose ny q cSsW, 70 bsid one prick dwelling, al
1921 H street northwest, at cost OF
1900; Edward VAL a 70 build I'D, four brick
at cost Of IS 600; Mrs Caroline Gibbons TO erect
two brick dwellings at ga and eos ga street
No q s s dssS sy
LIST and Cd r ana G streets southwest at a cost OF
$500; Dr. be winner to build one brick stable In the
rear rear Of lsa 18th street northwest at cost OF
s.l rHs ROCK GEEK TvNNEL Bn1.
Attorney Mddle has submitted TO the Commits
soners for taetr action the n lot the improve;
In hoard session to-day, It Is thought, and win be
presented to Congress at an early day.
were the readings q the S,0nal once to-day: Z
m. a; p m. %; maximum. %; minimum. -
been issued by the clerk Of the court 70 CHEZ. r
Nackln ahd LILY R Pratt, Of Madison, Via; John
=: Fey ana kaSis \. Frank Richard Lee and
A VERDICT FOR S1,200.-In the case OF Bertha d
Ward agt the InlahA and Seab0ara Coastmg CO.
1 action for danaQss Tor bsing Illegally deprived d
hsrA ibogty on theStAmer THOMPSON % October
49, ~seise ~ss soand s'r piansiR soe sa'so'
! \ u4xuun nueun.-Tolday, IN tne BQutt,
Sn e &c s sss Saga s
ens,sn ina sSjsSsing tns prOpaT rgnsA %
1 appointing G. @. Cole trustee TO manage the same
| Thevs wefo nAs11e4 In December, 1870 and sha
ehaEg0 that NJ deserted her and went 20 01Ano
sotA WAsuo - y ming wMA Uume wUmnn, nxml
UNKNOWN seh&. g g fsaa
4N1sc11p 1A1aM Ba1xuxz111 1ou1D.-d1I
Yo0eo q t0e mt tkee1nct ne Iu1oinE M u4ego<
No. OK pgoodtfc1O yur yo0fnE 1QoW w1Ihou
npensA eesso c1DO have already BEEN made, q
MAach oz96 hao beon pa1a INTO The De1fx14 ttea1
M. m WuUe u the1e c1ge8 Qppuc4Syum 10
lcenDee we0 Ujuoood ~ ~ commamlonogs
The ofncorD ~ oDcn1noa lmkugDGf1on that nQu0
IN SeG< bs6aoo - SUnas1san NBs NseattA
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TEE lRooUoIs TO BE REPARED.-The Bureau
OF steam Engineering has received orders 20 70
ahead with the repairs 20 the machinery Of the
lroquois. which viii cost SEQ, OO0 and VIII consist
OF renovating the old boilers putting IN q few
donkey" engine, and increasing the capacity OF
her coal bunk6rs so tons
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NoN-USIoS Men BRrTAILY BEGrKE.-Engineer
Hoffman, non-union man, while riding IA a
street-car In ST. Joseph, No, Monday night, was
assaulted by three striking engineers, who beat
him with brass knuckles and kicked him brutaIly
seriously lnJur1ng him. In another part OF Ihs
city another non-uniOn engineer was get upon iIy
a mob armed with clubs aud stones ana was
Knocked down ana beaten unti Irsensbe. one
or his Jaws was broken, sDd he was otherwise 50
badly hurt that Is feared he VIII die. No arrests
were made
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baltimore Nlarkess.

BALTIMORE Nd, April 1s.-virssnh sixeA past
due eouP9 @ S3s' do. new 'hrsss "a; do. ssniOr
,i SALTaMoa5 Mp April ls .s Cotton ,te.ay
sSps;: S!ssSS; Do sIsr.. 5oe.sss: SS. Rio
soas family s, eSs.s r sss
psssSs amber. s5:ss; ys:ssp love. ana quiet :
june. sis::sls; JsIS ss:sss xasa:;; 60 ikea
sx lover ss ssa as H s..s
0sss63; May. 6ls62; June. 81 asked Oats hr,n:
81: ss,ss and Brine: i ass .ssSss pine
and saes-Msss pork 1900. BUN mssss-:Soa ie.
s ss a..s ss Fl p sa. hans sss
reansd. 81 Butter stesdymwesserp pscsea eos23;
osdsssS % i.h: issi2S sns s ssssay ma aT2sez
ss.a SS,.s ss.s ::s,S go fs,sIss a, !:
chicago Mafkssss
$3.50 - :: !s a \, = 3 !:
E ssn 4s. \ :: + ssss
poss e e ~ 'hsa SoS. exc sSs s
sSSSs- cssss ssS; pofs. ixi7S; isrss fsss: sSor'
SUR see $4,000 pAxAeza-.Te.dsy, IA cigeas'
Ing s sSaiss Ssss x' & s SO sss' ESas
against the Union Iranmer CO, vas taken up s0l
~ reason Of the death Of = b Manning, On tn
On ~ q Msrcn, lSya csssed = siiefs9 81 nsEdi.
over Inn about 10 O'Clock On the p1ght e Marcel
q while he was looking q The oseofaooos o.
Aumeb building.
| Emperor Hrsncn Joseph q AuseslA WIN Wi
Come Quoen Victoria IN the Tyrua y hef mA3egtl
s a, TIE nsn1sf rooes = yns ne?ssnE TIE
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READING TAXING STRIKERS Back-President
Corbin, OF the Philadelphia ana Reading Railroad
Company, has ADDRESSED a letter 20 Nlce-Presidcnl
Mcleod IN which he suggests that where strikers
can property be taken back into the serlce or tho
company they may be permitted 20 return, pro-
videc they VIII not remain or become members VI
the knights OF Labor or OF anyother organization
under which they would feel under obligations "a
y on strike n ordered 90 DO 80 by the leaders