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National Republican., 1888-04-10

The following lodges will meet tonight at
lie places named:
Masonic rcdrr. 80. /, Masonic Temp,
t'uca. Nu Is, lW'i g. street northwest; potu
mac lIuyul Arch Chapter. NJ. <, C,rnrsrtowd
Evangelist chapter Ui l;OSC Cruiy, iiD,G street
northwest De Molay tummuudcry.Nu. t. Il,
r.. Masonic Tempe, ....
|. q. u,,F Washington l.uN.r. 80. u. Oh'l
Fellows Hall: Golden i,nir W. u, Odd, ,IiJl
lows Hall: T. u. Stuart, No. Z. Encainpn mt
odd Fellow, Halt
kliem- u rythil Decatur. No. o. High
street. I,rr-ctuiNrG EScrl>'ur. No | I. nl. p'n'i
,y,Nunit nNunu": Errmanil, No. l5, 90 /,
street uurthwc~i: ucCasia. No. lS. G09 e street
Ne. :; \rwruu HAIL, New York avenue aud
Webster seventh street northwest
!. q. sf Il, hnacusila. No. lN llnynr>'
llJil AuuCu~t!u: capital. %u. ~. McIauiCy'-
Han. .WI Pennsylvania avenue southeast.
I. q. NJ Colmnh'a No. I. Grand ARM
Han. seventh aud L. streets northwest.
. |. q. Il. NJ. seneca No. II, x. ut T.. Hall
IlliltcCu-uul- l-u-hali and !: streets northwest
Rnyul NrrHn,n -,upital Nu. 3N Ic nro
building. room o.
l. O.G. T.-Nliuuclul a, Nu. I. &. \. building
li19 PENNSYLVANIA avenue: Monumental, 40
-. T. Ks ilHll. ~! pennsylvania uycnuC; Morn
ing tar. NO >. H.l + street northwest: 'lcm
,nis. So. ;. Washington Hail, PcnnsylydniI
avenue aud Tliirl street southeast
kni2lt- uf the tu',,rm Eu.lr-Cgrd> Castle,
No. !. III Niutii street nurthWrFt.
~Ou- OF JUuIduh Hon" Cuuncil. No. II
twentieth wut Pennsylvania ~ rnun.
Knights of l'unur-lrcu*ury, No. m Nt
C,urd Building.
National Republican., 1888-04-10
INDICTMENTS ron FORGERY.
Three Interesting Cases to Hc Tried at
AN Early nay.

The grand Jury yesterday returned the
following indictments;
Lawrence Murphy, charged with forging
End ultCring certain order ON James II,
AltGil for Sl!j and indursCd as accepted
hy John u. trOiss0ni. which acceptance
was also forged. and another urdcr ON the
same party for sS5, indOrscd us accepted 10y
VIM II. Maudly. There are eight counts
in ihi. Indictment aud ii is tU take the place
uf Tie former one, which was faulty mas.
much Us II did not charge Murphy with
forming the acccplUiccs ON the orders. aud
ON Mar VI the case was thrown out Of the
cuut uu that ground.
Wei strr lIanhs. culurcd. charged with
gal.c prctcnscs in sccuriu" pair of shoe.
valued at ;! ON DCccmlcr !. 1857, on Il
forced order uu Sanford Lewis. signed by
David Banks. us follows: "Mr. Lewis, please
lut Webster Banks have hi. shoes and will
pay for them. and patch these what he
wears
Harry r. Couk alia. Henry T. Cook
pnd trcdcrck Cook. eighteen counts
Of forgery for uttrring anl pl,s-
ing imrc uuirs ur checks in the months
ur June and July. 1851. purporting to be
drawn hy John Il. Mclean ON the tolum.
Tia National Bpnl> Of Washington. aud pay
hlc iu Brown ~ Morris, The order, were
Tor S!:S.i;, sSn3H. and ..S!'!. respectively.
National Republican., 1888-04-10

nAvL been deaf In one ear ten years, and
partially deaf in the other for two months;
have hCcn treated 10y ear speciality doctors
and received no benefit. Having used Ely'S
Cream l'alm for about month, ind myself
greatly improved. and can hear well. had
ul.u nasal caturri. with dropping Of mucous
troubles also have entirely disappeared. n.
H. Nutc>. Upper lislC, lroomc county, y. \,
National Republican., 1888-04-10
Ills Examination satisfactory.

Mitchell j. Roxbury, who was called In the
criminal court saturday last for arraignment
on the charge of stealing II letter containing
:! from q letter box In August last, failed to
answer. aud was brought into court, ON q
bench warrant yesterday, arraigned, and
pleaded not guilty. Tho prisoner stated that
ns his attorney. MIR Thomas Miller, was ont Of
the city he was unaware that he was cS.
pCCtCd to appear In court ON saturday, By
agreement of counsel. RuNbury'S previous
bond for $1,000, with Erastus IunCdict us
surety. was again accepted. and he was ro.
lpuGgI.
National Republican., 1888-04-10
GRAND EXHIBIT OF
WASH GOODS
AT THE
DA.r,,>- nn>. .GnnuD, unt-c,u

BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE.
We are displaying the
largest and most attrac-
tive stock yet owned by us.
Every previous Offering
eclipsed,
There is every indication
at this period that Wash
Fabrics, such as Sateens,
Ginghams, B a tt S t e
Lawns, Seersuckers, Chal-
lies. &c, will be worn to
Il greater extent than dur
ing any previous season,
and considering the rapid
strides made in perfect
ing them, the harmony of
color combination, the
beauty and originality of
the designs, and last, but
not least, their extremely
reasonable prices, they
cannot fail to meet with
an unprecedented de-
mand.
We quote as specially
worth noticing the follow
ing:
lO.CC0 YARDS NEW CHAlLlES. Cream
| Ground, with II varied and attractive asSor;.
| inent of figures, sprays, chcoNs, stripes &c.
| llack ground with white, lgTe;;. Navy Blue
| With white figures. Plain shades OF Cream,
| up in combination.
ONLY lsr. PER YARD.
| 5,OCO yards Gamers Fine Eatistc Lawns, in
| beautiful figured effects; colors warranted.
ONLY 13iC. PER YARD.
| 500 YARDS NEW CRlNKLEn sEERStCE.
| ERS, wide and narrow stripes. anl checks. ia
| various ,olorS.
| ONLY iOc. PER YARD,
| Sold las; season at i.c
5,oCo YARDS 3sINCH PRINTED LAWNS.
| oNII lOC. PER YARD.
5000 YARDS MORE or THE FINE "CRl.
| TERION" GlNGlIAMS.
| New colorings in II great variety of checks,
| plaids. stripes and plain Sladcs-thC best AMI
| finest looking Gnghams ever sold at the price.
| ONLY i?,t. FER YARD.
| .;INCiI CREAM CRAZY CLOTH
| ONLY Sc. PER YARD.
!CG0 YARDS PRINTED LACE CHECKS,
. IN ,,sifl
t great variety of attractive figures, sprays,
| ONLY i9lr PER YARD.
300 YARDS aGINCH SHIFTING FER
| GALES.
Special designs for Boys Fancy Shirt Waists
sUcl as horses heads, st0rand- crescent, dogs
! Leads. horseshocs. whips, old.woman-in,thc
Slnc. pin checks. aud stripes &C., printed on
| iull yard wide Muslin, Just heavy enough IL
hc durable.
oNLY ls,c PER YARD.
l,0 SEW PIECES OF FRENCH ',NTEENS
Many entirely new patterns cuniinnl eNclu
,ifcly e. u. At no previous period has sqg'
c&QuiSitc taste and original Talent been dis
played IN III" production of these pupul,,
ablic.. They are II credit To the printers arr
NJ Oh tr%ilrS.
We shuw omen MOSDAY
80 liANNSOME ShTEEN ROBES,
rcHuilully i!radcd and Embroidered,
CEiY 81 EACH.
"c0 HANDSOME ZEPHYR ROBES.
IN attractive CUur Combinations,
ONIi ~ EACH.
We shall also display the
FINEST STOCK or WHITE GOODS
lNCr shown any preceding sea 'un,
| NGOng which will be found numerous cy;ra
| UiGluury bargains.
Second nonr,
WOODWARD & LOTHROP
Cow 11.h G. II Stc N Wy
National Republican., 1888-04-10
p,r.r,iy, Main and sewer

MIR james McCanlli,h, the contractor, re-
loitrd tu capt. Symou> yesterday that the six
inch water main in Gales street was IN dan
gcrUus condition and likely to burst Men
were at CnCc sent to tie place tO make nc"cS.
,urv rcInir,. In the afternoon II was also re-
ultCd that the Zig sewer connected with the
marine barracks had broken ana that the
lluru wi being flooded with water.
National Republican., 1888-04-10

IT. nelcacy of Flavor and the efficacy Of
its action have rendered the famous liquid
fruit remedy syrup OF Figs immensely popu.
lar. 1t clcanScS and tones up the cloggci and
ieNCrish system, dispelS hcndqcheS, coiuS, ana
tCNCrs cure. Ilabttiul Constipation, DySpCp-
sin. and Tie many ills depending on u weak or
inactive condition Of the Kidneys. Liver and
EuwCl>. For sale in - cent aud 81 bottles hy
All leading druggists. Manufactured only hy
tl,c California Zig SSrup Company, SAN Fran
III. MI
National Republican., 1888-04-10
Marriage Licenses.

'Thc following marriage licenses have been
i>>ilcd Vim. {. DtWmicllcr and susie cutler
both Of NCl>cn county, Va: Alexander Bur
gunr and Annie Griffin, both of Occuduan,
las brooks and Mary Douglas. William X.
TCachcm and Mary T.. Davis
National Republican., 1888-04-10
Columbian Harmony Cemetery Com


justice COS, In equity court Yesterday
granted tire complainant, leave to dismiss the
bill in the ease uf SyphaS and other against
John f. Cook and others. \ new bill was ut
once filed In the clerks Office IN the same
controversy. w the new bill an account,
discovery, and the appointment of trustees Is
asked for. This j. the Columbian Harmony
cemetery controversy
National Republican., 1888-04-10
A STUDENT Of ECONOMY

II uIUULNl vi LuuIsulHll
Ws tn at small
things count. A cent
saved is a cent made.
You can save dollars
by buying you Cloth
ing from a house that
makes economy the
rule in buying an d
selling. Every detail
as to quality, tyle,
and price is closely
watched. In our Ju-
Venile Department
everythin g that is
worth having is here
to be found; ev cry
novelty that is manu-
factured we have, and
at prices always lower
than C an be found
elsewhere in this Dis
trict. This is saying a
g 90 d deal, but we
know, Conscientious
Iy, such to be true, and
therefore m q k e the
assertion. The quail
ties and styles of our
NJ G MS and Youths
Clothing isentirely too
larg e to enutmerate.
They must be seen to
be appreC Cia tie d. Be
one Of the Wise and
1 call on us.
The Golden Eagle
CLOTHING CO.,
400 7th Street N. w., Cor. D.
National Republican., 1888-04-10

For family Use no beer is better than the
Faust" from the .\uhcu.cr-iusch Brewing
s.Gci@t, @ Try IT, "H a. hI & TonNmTcu NjS .out 2
west. Phone $500. Frank SchwarZ, manager
National Republican., 1888-04-10
The Last Chance

ro tu luy the $500 upright piano for Sj0l. at
tie music stone of licrgmann " 'rnstct. ~ +
street northwest. This lianU must bc sold he
fulrthc lilh day IT thiS month The biggest
iHlgniu uf the season.
National Republican., 1888-04-10

Sriai Kcu.rcr. c"l,rul, appeared In the pc.
lir" .uurt yesterday and told the story of John
Iu,kson', ,h"utpg at her She did not know
whether tLo hall went into her 90 not. hut
elr thought tlut her cor cts .uNCd her life.
ILGgc sHcI Leila duCks un Tor the grand i,lrv.
---------. -r-.-------
Ulrclildrcn'S $50 and - suit, verify our
cuni ~ Nrli!u- At whu!~ulc prlrr', Et>rinuu
EIu~,, manufacturers. cor ith aud t..
National Republican., 1888-04-10

HrN the clothing for yourself and boys from
iirsi bands. the only manufacturing clothirrS
and tuil,r> in Washington. E,cmun Bros"
Frpr Itl and L.
National Republican., 1888-04-10
Stole u i.icycIc while Drunk.

The trial Of the cusc of John Waters col
,rcd, charged with stealing Il bicycle from
Tciair IIod.u. from IN front of the Riggs
ll,usc On Mar . hat, was hceun in the crimi.
nal court yesterday, Mr., A.. A. l.ipsromb
lrusUcN;rd. and Mr,,rS Mct'ill ana JenEin. g..
tclCndvd. The thcft was easily proven and
ilvlc Wa, nu dcuial ui the charge, Int it WI,
IuimCd that lhc defendant was mtu Nrdt".i
n the tin" and did rot know what he wI~
tujuI iNr ease Was uut iiuialcd when court
ud 'uuinud fur lHr day.
National Republican., 1888-04-10

ArTrr cUmlHri-unO of uur SlOmcn's sack nnI
iruck suit NO one will question ii W. sell i,t
munuiu, turcr'~ prices. Eisrman Bros. cor. .tll
4
National Republican., 1888-04-10

Judge Wylic rraciicing ut the Bar.
The cu,r uf lr,ng q. Asihy against Eliza.
beth Kelly. in regard tu certain property in
forests was argued htiurc Justice COX In
equity count Yesterday by Ncser> H. W. Gar.
nett ard +. ". i'roNn iur the pluin'iN and
Judge Wylic tor the defendant.
National Republican., 1888-04-10
Mickey Road - rliyntc Lane.

D},m;u.wuy stgic that tie IlckrY road i.u
tli,oiy Euy, audil,ythuk that the appru
|Aiu',,l> ter county road, could lr ~" Iu
iCit,r Ud',utu'.. on the main roads.
National Republican., 1888-04-10
\ splendid Chance
Jodrc Meetings To- Siri,t.

To get u $500 upright new pidnu for Si0l at
the music store of HCrgmauu " raS,rt. hli +
street northwest. call at once.
National Republican., 1888-04-10

N>.".TruA Hutrp- +. u housch m worl all
.uNrr the wurli. Tor over u!tr years Il has at
N,lii.cd ll,rli j., il, ur,'ts II j. mow adNtr
ilsuI ;u Wayu H.. rnhiu against unite 'icit-
, hr lruuhr article mnnulnriurr 10y IN j
G.. T.. N'vgrp' 4 Stu~.
National Republican., 1888-04-10
Her or>ct, saved Her Life.

PAY No milrllrmru's pro0t pul h'ly vuUr
uiuthirg IRON li'rrrrm Bros, 'nuuuiH"'Ur, ~,
tLl- In ulLL l.
National Republican., 1888-04-10
To close cut within so days
our ENTIRE STOCK Of
DNT FN IiC > OON OF
SIL|ER-pLATED WARE
We offer the same at
ACTUAL COST.

They are all new designs,
purchased since January,
and Of tho best standard
makers only, such as Rogers
Bros, Mcriden, Wilcox, &C.
We are COMPELLED to make
thiS sacrifice, as the building
adjoining ours is to be pulled
down next month and the
dust and dirt arising there
from will ruin above class of
goods. We prefer, therefore,
to sell them at a sacrifice
while the goods are new and
fresh to, waiting until they are
unSalablc. This is a bona fide
National Republican., 1888-04-10
CLEARING, SALE.

HOUSEkEEPERS, HOTELS,
and purchasers of Wedding
Presents, this is your oppor-
tunity.
To give you an idea, we
quote few:
Ouadruple e Plated Butter
Dishes, on white metal, hand
som ely engraved, for $3.50;
worth $3.50 to SIS.
Ice Pitchers. quadruple-
plate, double vailed, hand
sOn10ly engraved, for $5.65;
worth So ard SO.
Cake Baskets, quadruple-
plate, elegantly engraved by
hand, $3.50: worth S5 to So
Sugar Bowls and Cream
Pitchers at 50 each; worth
Elegant Card Receivers for
So and $500; worth So 10 81.
Berry Dishes, With fancy
glass bowls, at $3.50 to SIS;
worth from So to $40.
Gwirging Ice Pitchers, With
CUP and Slop bowl, for S 3, IS;
worth ST. to $50.
Toa Sets, comprising 2 pots
cream, sugar, and 5lop bowl,
$ picGos in all, quadrupi G.
plated on white metal, elo-
gautiy engraved by hand, and
gold -iincd, for Is, is, and
go; worth 2S to 35,
astors of Guaclrupio-platc,
with 8 bottles, for 3.6O; worth
$50,
Pickle Jars, with tongs, at
&c; worth Q.
Ec~ore Bros. Teaspoons at
o. I q b o s . OOn and
FCit =, go the hGlI dozen.
F.r-egrGcr, these goods are
MaJraNtcd Of b est quality
star card makers,
National Republican., 1888-04-10

Mr., T.. Iuwtun Morgan has hcru inform |
Icy the commissioners, that there will be no
nancy available to pay her claim iur iniurir'
sustained hy falling an the sidewalk on Thir.
i"tnth street, between q and II streets north
west, uiD jan Il last until an appropriation Is
lI~.tu
National Republican., 1888-04-10

HOUSEltEEPERS, HOTELS,
and purchasers of Wedding
Presents, this is your oppor-
tunity,
National Republican., 1888-04-10

President Falls. ct III" reform school, has
been notified that the engineers IN the cugi.
uCcr dUl artincut of the District ut COLUMBIA
are NOW 80 fully engaged that IL i impra"tica.
hlr iur them to stake ont the site Tor th' new
i'irrm schuul building.
National Republican., 1888-04-10

The rol"wiu. lodge. will meet to.nish
II e. llaCC~ named:
National Republican., 1888-04-10

John aGIrsgor. the luii,kT. .ills made preHa-
ratiun> to Lvgiu the erection of u handsome
residence en- Massachusetts avenue. between
Su,"utccnih and Eigit,riIth streets, for Mr'
liDliuda {. Hayden. At a. Uast uf 's1AnO0. pU
rrV Il bradford are ill,, urchitrrtS
National Republican., 1888-04-10
Turkey Red Table Linen,
A Room For Remnants.

situated rcug Of lath street store you'll find
able linens from /, to , yards lengths. and
other remnants appCitaining to housekeeping
: oods. The price Is marked Uu each remnant -
y very low lriCc.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-26

feel e nrs nEsctad ~ tks luunssnn a
ne celu1Y seat Of nasd Duunlna eomnsv,
al1o ar. Arraznithaa hi. rsnasriblls-
pznlshmen1 fer 6nnrishinn 81 llinehnrr.
lng Gre nEms IN any sawn e. eifv. 20,
4r. LswtEas hiI1. ansenafrr he roor
lsgs also Mk. Gabelis hlfi. niginr Ishnr.
ere preferred claims FAR wauge urdea
eeftat1 olfa1nEtancss.s siso Ms. BarRerl.
ho1sA blil, NxinQ the mllesna e fhs
sheriff 10 Whatruu enuuf1. nlan fba
house s1bstilufe fos Nf. Forrs 80 hnuss
Oil, fetG1luR - eaugaYsnnes az raai A.
iAae ( Il nbclishes rrivsts ss1Ets ar,d uro-
vsGes thai tie wona eheirsa a. a.her
seebnieai words Of inhexiannce shall not
% nseessaFy % create IN estate Il Re
simple1; also Mr. Isauis,s blli. arurosri.
afing 80 Tor US purchase uf furniture
Whites sae4fitutB for Mr.. Stav<u.onis =
nonse BILL pEstecsinR salmon and other
food aahes; also k1K. Sharrsteiuss hiIl
Rtnnttne KiRht q emineni domain 10
telegraph companies, Mr.. Gowey rot
voting also Mr.. Hnmeis hoase bin, ne
l4ftaR 90 HE aEiue Of eIabezElemens:
also oonenErtng ID the house anand-
Uents 20 Mx. GJgeyis bin, relating %
.nvenlofy Ct eeae1enHs property also
~. Thompsonss bill. regulating the
nlitnz O Facancles IL fhs oflce q iua-
flce Of ths peaca.
The following bills we're slaughtered
% reeommendatioas that sAsy ne IN
definitely postponed
Mr. Sleeie's bill, nxiE1 dc liability
Of failroa1 campaniss 6es szinrie1 10
employees; also Mr.. Thomp'e 3 BIN. re-
lAting 70 costs and fees: Also NJ. 6leeie's
bill, pfosidina for cailIs- guards along
railroads.
4 number Of house hills were Fsad
and referred. the Only variation 10 tie
mon0tuny occurring when Mr.. Rsed's
house bill for the taxafion Of iusnrapos
companies vas referred TO the commit
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-26
! BRIDGE COLLAPSED.
CurlUus People and Fifty
Cattle Break ID Down.
Ten Rsopss Izsarsa bat None Of sAsm
FaiAlly ss-Ths Mlns Horro---
osAsr special rslserAnu.

foHTEAEn, Jan. ~ Especial. -
crsctal from Rendis3on. 0soroa. fun
i4haB toe pariicalafs of the eoilapae az
ne bridge which spauz umatilla river
a soat place. The thaW oazsad TIE
alream % rise with great fapidfiv and
attracted great crowds 70 the hankn.
ha1dfeos % persons were uafchiuQ
NE Eayax today ahona noon. AhanB one
nundrod peFa1na we're ataadinc "a the
bridge q TIE tine. Just at ttis time 4
band cf eallle appeared upcn the north
SIDE Of The river ans ntsrte3 acro-s
ehen about dfty head we're en tho slrus-
fnfe q cEackias noise vas heard ana ths
cattle frightened the people uhe tepan
% scatter apd ell rnanaQsd % sea "A
TIE strueinra exeeps sbon1 tens Tse
4tf1ct0re Rave waY aHdsr its ereat
Nelkna and Meni crashing doan 90 TIE
Ice below. To eye witnesses Il seemed
a. e ne sen parsons were doomed bus
~ eseaped with their iivss and without
fatal injuries.
koilosinR are the injured:
George 1niah. laR and head hurt !,
George 5aully, Eight ieR hroksn 10 two
piaoes A. y. NrlRhts ehonldef dislo-
Gated Frank Norris, Q boy. head and
face cus Joseph Bengal, left arnn hro-
ken 81 wrisl. and TIE othors escaped
vita q few scratches. TIE debris ala
not noaa away and 81 present il atili
used as . foot bridge. Five bead ef
cattle were instantly killed aud ak
head have been killed on aeooant OF in-
iaKiss resolved. Tie bridge vas buil,
N 1883 by the Paoi6c bridge ccupanv
at cost Of $4,000 20 the tsUn.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-26

iosl IN ths fos. snd - ashe8 s.aak.,
ui.Ek to explain ne esIsef 81 nls Isosia-
Il tt pfevsll. -
epsakex Clark aid 3, vsrv ta,..,
a wcald carry he n4tfsr he1on5 -
esszlon and the act uoald hecome : -
1ne motion waa pat
TIE ayes ana naea nere aanaflv -.
iur1o1A 9ixlsion vas called. ~ nr-,-
3 Standing Tute Ten renfiemer ve.es.l
-ayes and ten eentsenen gols~a ~, ;
HE awful pauss 81 3 sinels ins1anl =,
~h1c1 the speaksx pr8 feua. hegifaFsd -
ptepared 60 announce thnf 4 80 ,,se
had defeafed tie motion. sore 90
asked II tie epeakeF frrn fsrsa e.S
6esu eonntsd o. Desired Is he. IA -
dicAted desire . - ooanesa ssase >
ana reeeirInq the woF3 from the -.
eeant al arms, deniarsd il,st ~ -s,,i-,,,
nao prevailed. Ihaa settles shak. = ar.
cialnaed AT. Irwin. who had been proua.
,ee1t amonR TIE ayes. OaFk, of
Yakima, wanted the roll called ai this
ssse lanesuss, bas the speaker declared
~. keiiews intFodneed 4 hin, No.
no, ssnt 10 him b. Mr.. Bueey rerplal-
ING tne die2lng Of wells n tie territory.
~. 1nompson introduced No. 2li,
ptog1eioR Tor The organizstioa Of publie
.oAoai districts q sit1es conIniulnR 500
9r aoFe Inhabitants. The city shall
LorEn single school 1isiKio1 under tee
regulation q one board Of dlreeloFs,
oue member Of which shall to elected
.a1nsily from each yard. Il provides
.nak me cry council ahaii lsvy taxes fak
we purchase Of school houses, otc., di-
tectly upon tbs school direstora deter
minlnin9 upon the necessity and Riviae
nolIce % TIE city eonncil.
NJ. MCMILLAN called % Mr.. War.
mans nih amending the pilot Lac and
which e substitute TOR one other honns
ano two council bills 70 TIE same en.a.
vita sliRst objection from Mr.. Fel-
lows as 20 breaking away frsm tie reg
aiar oroaF. the bill waa taken uD nnd
passed. The bill simply harmoniEas
sSe lsw Of this territory with that Of
Tbs folIovina bills on ths calendar
were passed:
Mr.. Stevenson's bill 20 provide for the
transportation Of conVicls 20 the terri
toriai psnilentiary.
Speaker ClaFk's bill. creating ana d.
Inning the crime Of malicious msaohief.
ano pEovlolnR p1nlshnent therefor.
MF. Rfostonae bill, requiring that wirs
fences be required 60 BE- kspa tauf.
MF. AcklEoy's bill, providing for The
construction and mainsenanee 81 dVkea
and dams On the tide iands Of she ter
ritoEy.
The following bills we're killed:
MF. OiRrkis bill, changing the wire
lenoe law requiring the posis 10 be Is
feet apart and wooden top piacss.
M. dumed bill, exempsing smelling
works, rolling nails, nail factories ESQ,
from taxation for five years.
Mr. Gases bill, Increasing the fees OF
Attornsys reeoyerahse IN civil actions.
AR. Elders bili, amending the act rel /
Alive TO crimes and puniBhments.
A message from the governor an.
1oonoed that be had signed the Bill |
providing for tie insane asylam at
Medical Lake.
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on NoB vToLENuk.
EEw Yozx, Jan. ga Key West spe-
eial ssys thst daring lhe Last tsn dsys
Havana has been 10 perfect turmoil
and on the verge Of mob violence. The
troubls vas oaased by unscrnpui0us acts
Of Captain General Marin and bis of
cisls- Althoagh Marin has besn Ii once
bat three months. his sdmiuissfa1inn Is
reeking wish crimes Of every de4oFip-
ti0n- Tue R0vsfnn1ent tax is ahori
$4,000 The looal board Of aldermen
hes g0bbied $4,000, and every ofEsoe
trust Il h0neycsmbea with fraud. Tgs
weeks ago tbe indianant citixsus made
urge q e9peA3a 30 Marin fog protection.
A meeting vas held bui Mari1 ordered
the armed guards abouk lhe RathsEinR
aud prevented the speakeFs fFoen sd-
dressing sha pe1ple. Ine Pra9rs1sips
Merchanfszs EtFspapsv denoauesd Ma
rms sct sad yesterday tbat paper ses
suppressed bg ordex 0f the desDot.
when Marin learned that several uler-
chants wsse s9n1snE csbidaFsms ef Dra
tess to ths ho0e RoFegume1t he piscsd
"A srmed gard aboat tie cable Office.
ca Sunday thers WeEs twslse n.nr6era.
oue suisias, elzht hlRhwsy Eobbsriss
and five stabhtnQ ahaiFs "a Havana
sDd CsraeaAa loseiAl fEon Havana
said that the sitasiie1 ia heeoMinz more
alaFmtEa exeFy momsE4-