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The Coolest Net.

The Signal Service officers are greatly pleased
with the entire success OF their predictions about
the cold wave. The lowest point was reached last
night, when the thermometer went down 10 q
degrees above zero. This is as cold as has been
experienced here this winter. 1t is stated at the
signal once that the weather will moderate
slightly by JO.morrow
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-28

Barbados PARCEL Posr.-The Secretary Of
the Treasury has addressed circular to collector
OF customs announcing the extension Of the par
GELS post TO Barbados.
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heath ~ ASIsstral Wells.

word was received at the Navy Department this
Afternoon OF the death, at about O'Clock, or Rear
Admiral clark b. Wells, retired at his residence
1905 18th street northwest, from chronic ailment
Ne was &C the battle Of Port Royal, received his
commission as rear admiral In 1884. and had twen-
ty-two years sea service. He was retired in Sep
tember 1884
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Found Dead in a snow Drift.

Sioux FALLS, OAK, Jan. 2s. "A party Of hunters
found the frozen body OF a man In snow DRIFT
yesterday. He was not identified. He was lost In
the blizzard OF the 10Th, and increases the death
roll In this county from freezing to nine.
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A large Prinsing Osaics Bufnsa.

SPRINGFIELD, Ill, Jan. 2S.-About 8 O'Clock this
morning the great printing establishment OF II. W.
Rocker was discovered to be on are and the
building, machinery, and stock are total lOsA
West and the estimated loss II over ga, 900 on
which the insurance was $4,000 The
1rm was carrying large cohtractA among Which
completed on which the Insurance had lapsrd--
loss 600; the state election egisters the canal
from different state oflices. Il Is NOS yet known
whether the vault In which valuable plates were
stored q intact
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An Aged Murderer,s Sentence.

LAFAYETTE, IND, Jan. 2S-The jury In the case
OF Isaac N Downs, charged with the murder OF
John NJ Holloway In APRIL returned a verdict this
morning, fixing the punishment at five years i'm
pris0nment. Downs ana Holloway we're neighbOr-
ing farmers, and had a dispute over a piece Of
land, resulting In the murder. Downs Is sixty
seven Years Old.
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New York Stock Market.
The following the opening and closing prices of
the New York Stock Market, as reported by special
wire TO COrson 3 Mccartney, IT'S street.
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A Theological Seminary In Danger.
PITTsBCRG Jan. 2S.-A fire broke out In Beatty
Hail. an adjunct OF the Western Theological Sem
mary, Allegheny City, this afternoon. The three
upper stories are In flames.
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Tar GENUINE
JOHANN HOFF'S
MALT EXTRACT
is the
BEST NUTRITIvE TONIC

PALAIABLE HEALTH BEVERAGE
for Impaired Digestion. Dyspepsia Copvalsscenes,
Weak Children and General Debility.
WHAT PROF. COLEMAN. OF GLASGOW, SAYS or
1T: suffering from attack of Illness which had not
only reduced my strength. but brought on extreme
exhaustion from inability appropriate food tried
the effects Of the enuine Johann Ho's Malt Extract
wneeassful three times day. Its use WIS followed
by marked efects1 Food. which had Heretofore been
found TO pass the alimentary canal unchanged. d.
gested property. g. There appeared an increased
power Of evolving animal heat and storing mp fat
Beware Of limitations The genuine has the sisnatfes
Of Johann HSf' aud ''Moritz EisDer the neck Of
every bottle. AL others worthless limitations
ia3-tu tbSa
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BALTIMORE. Nd. January %. - Virginia SKIES,
tnrees. S5S DO; Hotties. S5S: North Carolina
mixes, old, 1l9 bid to-day.
BALTIMORE, Nd. January %. - Cotton nomi-
ma IL steady aud quiet: middiins. l0S Flour steady
anu quiet. wheat-southern, higher and quiet red
eUa9S: amber. ysalOl: western. higher and more
ssN s:isd: fsbruaTy, $500; Msish, sSyiagOK
white, o0.ol ye.aew, 2ysSsh; western, higher:
sry. 5ess3ST: March. 5gA.60; ssS 60Ha6lk.
Oats nr.i and quiet - southern and Penusylvania,
Fl. Rye fism, esss0 Provisions steady ana quiet ii
ISa sSssr.coppss sssSs1 arm. iSsie. whisiys
s,eSsy / 1sal go. Other Articles unchanged Freghts
% LIVERPOOL per sss:a.sr Sull.ssssSn: s,l8d: Hour.
rsls; ,vhs4. 3,530 bushsls; corn, . sep bushels.
6ouf. Bef barre q. ssiss-whes. 85s.SO0 budhsls:
corn. 137. 500 bushels
ChscaxO Nlaxksts.
CHICAGO fIi.. January %, IL .. -Posk opsned
.trvng on chaass thi. morning, With Nay At 14:75.
q hoes were annsnneed % Be Lego had more than
IN. rhs Nay opt'o9 Y now selling = follows
1k57H; lard. $50; shor nbs I77k
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lsI t1% rgy e 2 g ssa nv tsy.s :.
ssssiss 3 sssilsstsii sss'ssssf . W..
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DEPOSITORY OF PUBLIC MoSIEs.-The Secretary Of
the Treasury has designated the First National
Bank Of Asheville, N. G., as depository OF public
monies. He has decided not TO add to the num-
Der CT these repositories except in where It
considered advantageous to Government disburs-
ing officers.
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From the waxahachie tTex.) Mirror.
They say that q man left waxahachie last eAtuf.
day, driving yoke Of oxen; that one Of them died
from overhead, and that while he tarriea b. the
waysdde skinning him the blizzard came and ifuee
the other to death.
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Coolest Of the Winter at Baltimore.
THE WATER BLOWN OUT OF THE PATAPsCo BY HIGH
BALTIMORE, Jan. 2s.-The night was the coolest
OF the winter, The mercury at O'Clock this MORN
ing having registered degrees. At Glyndon, 20
miles northwest OF this city, the mercury this
morning stood at zero.
A hign northwest wind prevailed all night, AMI
this merning the basin at the head OF the harbor
was Feet below low water mark, the water hav-
Ing been blown out OF the PatapscO by the wind.
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NEW NATIONAL BASK.-The Controller OF the
Currency has authorized the organization OF the
Miami Valley National Bank Of Hamilton, Ohio;
Heath, cashier
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The Double CaIifornia MURDER.

SANTA ANNA, CAL, Jan. 2s.-The ooroners Jury
summoned yesterday TO investigate the cause OF
the deaths OF Hitchcock and his wife returned Q
verdict that they met their deaths at the hands OF
persons unknown, but they believe Anschlag, who
was lynched, TO be one Of the persons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-28

The FISHERIES CoSrKKEEs met to-day at 2
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d17.6rn
DOZENS ELECTRIC Soar.
THE BEST FAMILY SOAP IN TIE WORLD.

DOZENS EIrorR1o Soar.
THE BEST FAMILY SOAP IN THE WORLD.
1T IL STRICTLY PURE. UNIFORM IN QUALITY.
The original formula for which we paid 100000
twenty years ago has never been modified or changed
the slightest his soap 10 identical in quality to-
day with that made twenty years ago.
II contains nothing that nure the finest fabric.
1t brightens colors and blesches whites.
Ewashes fannels and blankets no other soap in
the world does-vlthout Misunderstanding them soft
and white and like new.
There is great saving Of time OF labor. Of soap OF
fuel and of the fabric where Dobbns Electric Soap Ii
usea according to directiona
One TRIAL will demonstrate its great merit It will
Fay you to make that trial.
Like all best hinss it IL extensively initiated and
counterfeited.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS
Insist upon DoBB1Ns Electric. Don't take Mag
netc. Magic, Philadelphia Electric, or any
other fraud. simply because it is cheap. They win ruin
clothes and are dear at any price. Ask for
DoBBINS' ELECTRIC
snd take other Nearly every grocer from Maine to
Mexico keeps it in stock yours hasn't it. lie Will
order from his nearest 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 Tor Yourself this old reliable. and truly won
derful .
DoBBINs' ELECTRIC SOAP. diem
ozopoNT.
A GRATEFUL oDoR,
Indicative Of health and purity 10 the
mouth by the aromatic
sozoDosT
which makes the teeth as white and o. radiant - pol
N n
highly beneficial to both gums and tseth.
The Lyric Dramatic professions ARE loud in their
praises of
d17-6m sOZO ONT
RENSoN'S PLASTER HAS ATTAINED A WORLD
- wide reputation solely upon its supeIatve merits.
IL Ia not "nostrun" but medicinal article of the
highest mecit. and Is recommended by physicians
every as the leading and most reliable remedy
pains q every de- Is THE BEST scripsion. such
as coughs, colds, hosrss mes 3.
bronchitis pleurisy, pneumonia and ali chest anec
tlons. well sciatca rheumatism, lumbago weak
back and kidney troubles Avoid imits-
tons; Always ask Tor BENSON'S PLASTER
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TIE CITY MARkETs.-The onicial Price Current
OF the Washington Produce Exchange says: The
lour market is Steady, with supply ample for ali
current demand. Wheat market active Corn and
steady, market f1rm Receipts OF hay have been
on the market, causing decline IN prices. Prime
and choice timothy ia good demand at good
prices In the butter market strictly
fancy, fresh-made goods ere scarce
and prices on such are hrm.
The egg market has more steadiness, and an ac-
laid. Receipts OF poultry have been liberal There
is scarcity OF small size turkeys. young chickens
and ducks. stronger market II anticipated. Quail
pheasant and grouse scare and wanted Potatoes,
Deans and onions active Good native-xrown,
however, preferred to Imported STOCK
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TIE CASE OF LIEUT.. WILCOx.-Re1able tnf0rma-
ton from st. Augustine shows that the sensa-
tional reports about Lieut.. C. Dew. Wilcox, OF the
second artilley, having resisted police officer
and ordered the guard to fire were greatly ex.
aggerated. The explanation is that while engaged
In game OF lawn tennis on the parade ground.
Lieut. Wilcox used his authority as an officer to
put a stop to improper language held by certain
civilians present; After the game, one OF these
civilians stopped him in the street. on the way to
his quarters, and addressed some insulting
words to him, which were answered With
q blow from tennis bat Upon this
q man in plain clothes, who turned out afterward
to be a policeman, came up behind Lieut. Wilcox
and, seizihg him lnawares, tried to drag him on.
He resisted, not knowing the man was civil off,
Ger. As all this took place near the post Of
the sentry In front Of barracks, he ran
up and ordered Mr. Wilcox's release, which was
obeyed. The next day he pleaded guilty in the
Mayors Court TO the charge CT nghting, and to
that OF assault In the Justices and paid the 1nes
and cf,,te TIN posfxl
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RiskinR Death for $40.

TOMMY crNNfFF, OF NEW BEDFORD, RUNS ONE Hum
DRIED YARDS NAKED WITH THE MhRCURY SIX BELOW.
. NBw BEDFORD, MASS, Jan. 2S.-Tommy CunnifY
marvel y ran 100 wards this morning in nude con-
dition for wager or $40. The thermometer regis
tered degrees below zero Time, 81 seconds.
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RANCE OF TEE THRRMoNErER-The following
were the readings at the signal once to-day: q
M, 8: p. M, II; maximum, 10; minimum, 9.
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kOTty ne a u. H1AhlpIOycS DbScndIBeus
BALTIMORE, Jan. 2S-Ferty men In the road de
partment OF the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad hav,
been discharged because OF lack OF employment
II Is said the road viii be operated In the mos
economical manner.
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PROMOTION AND ADMINISTRATIONS O'Leary
Minnesota, post-on1ce inspector, has been pro-
NOTED and placed in charge Of the Philadelphia
division, and Patrick O'Neil. OF Michigan, and
Edward Mullen, OF New Jersey, have been ap-
pointed post-office inspectors.
NEW PosTMAsTERs.-Lewis S. Bristow has been
appointed postmastera at Cooper Middlesex County,
va. David T. Benson at Benson, Hartford County,
No. and Charles Bradshaw at Ennalls, Dorches-
ter County, Md.
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ASSAULT CASES DISPOSED oF.-John weems. the
colored boy who struck john Eglin on the head
with stone several weeks ago, was tried
In the Police Court to-day and given three
months In Jail Richard Maxwell, colored. who
cut Jno. Mc1nery, bartender In a saloon on eth
street, week ago, was given two months Jno
Williams, colored, was tried for cutting Frank
Cook, also colored, In a saloon In South Washing
ton. He was given six months. Appeal noted. =
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Democrats Holt Breeue.

MINNEAP0LIs, MIMI, Jan. GA Gladstone,
Mich, special to the Journal says that Schoolcrart
county democrats have bolted the nomination Of
Breene, labor democrat, for Congress, and that
the Delta County democracy is weak in mis- sup
port. SeymOur's election seems certain.
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Arrangements i'm the Criminal Court.
A BATCH OF ACCUSED PERSONS BEFoRH JUDGE MONT.
GoMERY TO-DAY.
In the Criminal court this morning number OF
arraignments took place before Judge Montgom.
cry. and the following persons pleaded not guilty:
VIM. Myers and ThOs STOCK, robbery from the per-
son Of Patrick Noonan, December 9; Oscar jack
son and Jas Hall, housebreaking Oh night Of De-
cember at store OF John Pagan; same parties
with VIM. Green, similar offense at store OF Arthur
Nattans, December II; JOS. Coster, assault with
intent to Kill W. II. Harrison. December 22; John
Green, houSebreaSng In night at the house OF j. j.
Georges, February Ia, 1887; Tnos. Gather and
VIM. Gray, horse stealing from VIM. Hillery, NO
vember 25; Jas. H. Thornton, housebreaklhg In
the day, at the residence OF Adeline X. Evans Oc-
tober IL; also al residence of At. Hensey, Noven-
Der 80; also with HOUSEKEEPING In the night at
residence OF Mary j. King, october 25; Jasper
Jackson and John stevenson, assault with intent
TO Kill James Brady, December ); Frank Webster
housebreaking In day at Office Of Barber & Ross,
Decembe, %; Robert johnson and Grant johnson,
do, at house OF A. herman, December 80; VIM.
Warner, alias Theodore Thomas, alias DR.. VIM.
Brooks, larceny from the person: Chas Baker
and VIM. Typ, petit larceny from W. H. Hancock.
November Is, 1857.
The Following pleaded guilty: VIM. Garrett, in.
dcted with James H. Thornton for housebreAking
IN the day at the residence OF A. T. Hensey, No
vember 30, and also at the residence OF Mary ].
King, october 25 last; Ernest Padgett for the EN-.
bezzlement OF e4.2o, In December last, nom Jaa
and Louis Zerego.
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TIE Poor RELIEF FUND ExHAUsrEp.-The chief
OF police has reported that the RELIEF fund for the
poor has been exhausted The Commissioners say
they will take steps TO lay the matter before the
public
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TIE PROPOSED TRUST COMPANY.

TIE PROPOSED TRUST C0NPANY.
The COMMISSIONS S have written q letter to the
Dill 2029 TO amend IAN act 10 incorporate the Ma
tional Safe Deposit Co. OF Washington" They say
that the, hnd that 1t proposes TO establish trust
company In Washington, but do not feel qualified
usgest that the ability TO act as guardian, &C., be
limited to property interests only.
ASSESSMENTS FOR ALLEY IMPROVEMENT.
The Commissioners have written to Secretary
Fairchild asking whether the amounts collected
and those hereafter collected as assessments
provement and repair of alleys and sidewalks can
be drawn upon by them by requiSiiion for dis
bursement Tor the work OF the character therein
named.
THE NEW DISTRICT COMMISSIONER.
Inc new Engineer Commissioner, Maj. Raymond,
was on duty az the District building this morning
busily engaged in looking over his extensive mall
and famiiiarizlng himself with the Workings OF the
ONCE. The first meeting or the board OF Commits
sioners with Maj. Raymond as mem0er was held
this afternoon.
THE PROPOSED SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY.
The Commissioners nave written q letter to Hon.
j. j. Hemphill, chairman OF tue committee for the
District or Columbia In relation to House bill No.
l, 40 incorporate the Washington Safe Deposit
and Trust Company" The Commissioners speak
favorably OF the project and Its promoters, but
suggest that the term guardian" be stricken
from the third ana fourth sections, as the term
involves the care of the persons as well as the
estates OF wards, and they do not think this care
can be properly exercised by such q company.
NO RETAIL GROCER NEED APPLY
The Commissioners have written to Henry Wise
Garnett, In relation to the granting OF q liquor
license TO MI. Manion, saying that even II II be
conceded that he is entitled 10 license, the fact
that he is a retail grocery merchant excludes him
from such privilege.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Capt. Griffin was at his Office to-day.
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FOR THE DISTRESSED PooR-Mr. WIN. Gait sends
$50 TO The STAR for the Associated Charities
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RoBBERIRs REPoRrEp.-vCapt. p. n. Alabach, OF
223 street northwest, reports that there has
been stolen from the signal Service weather map
In the Senate lobby within q few days an Anuroid
barometer, valued at $l5-Mra jose
phine waldecker, 14lG 9th street northeast
reports stolen from q store room on the second
valued at SIS. Joseph sims OF 46l New York ave.
nue. reports stolen yesterday afternoon black
sack coat, pants shirts, collars, &c, and satchel
with s.
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Another Victory for Senator Sabin.
100000 CLAIM DECIDED IN HIS FAVOR.

SALTWATER, MICH, Jan. 2S.-Judge McCluer
yesterday afternoon decided the $500 1000 special
preferred stock claim OF seymour, SaDin & Co.
against the Northwestern Car Co. 10 be valid for
the full amount. This Is yet another victory for
senator Sabin and probably finally settles long
and bitterly contested suit
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PUSHING THE WORK ON SILVER CERTIFICATES
WORK is being pushed at the Bureau OF Engraving
and Printing on the Sc and s. silver aertfcates
for which the present demand IL gr Fly IN excess
OF the supply. 1t Is thought that Share will be a
sufhcently large stock obtained by the LIST Of Feb
ruary to meet all Gala
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MI DOugiaSS next brleHy 0enne0 the COMMUNION.
ers' route for the B. and o. He objected to that
route. 1t would add more than 2,70O feet OF tun-
neling TO what the route he proposed, and would
require the crossing OF larger number OF streets
at grade. II would also prevent the B. and o.
from maintaining freight depot somewhere near
its present line and New York avenue. he insisted
that the latter location Is far preferable for Q
freight depot, as the business portion Of the city
and Georgetown can be much more easaiy reached
by way OF New York avenue than from the point
In South Washington proposed BY the Commits
sionera The main objection 70 the Comnissioners'
plan is that 1t Y much longer, thus requiring Q
much greater expenditure than tue route prupOsed
by he Baltimore and OHIO Company.
oBJRcTINa 10 TIE PLAN o. nm C1r1zINs COMMITTEE.
Mr. Douglass next stated his objections
to the plan Of the citizens committee
to have the roaa 20 round By the Eastern
Branch, saying II was much longer and
more expensive route than bis. He ob1ectco 70
any tunnel beneath 9Th street east - one costing
much more than under ad sreet and STRIKING
more private properly In entering ana leaving it.
He maintained that his route y better and
snsaper than any q the others rs company
eenasctions q othsf soadD hsts peosoA e
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Trying to Make Terms with Manitoba.
WINNIPEG, MAN, Jan. 2s.-The Dominion gov
eminent Is seeking to make terms with Manitoba
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colored was sent out with one Of MorgAh's laundry
wagons YESTERDAY, and when he returned he re.
robbed Of Il b. some person unknown 70 him. nc
clained that he had been mesmer1zed ana put 70
sieep "a { clothes basket whsn be Was robbed
impfObS6le story, and the boy afterward admitted
that he lost the money playing crap, ana be ywofS
out warrant for the alleged pfopcietor Of IN
crab room.
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DEATH o. vKsRRABLs LApY.-The funeral Of
MA Mary Ann Mickum, who died wednesday IN
the eighty-n NTH year o. her age took place this
morning from st. stephens church. The deceased
was the widow OF the. late Samuel Niekum, q
west Washington, and she was much beloved
and twenty great-grandchildren.
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THEY STOLE THE CoAL-Howard Tucson, COL
0red, was recently In the employ OF Mr.. A. X.
Williams, the coal dealer. Yesterday while haul.
ing coal from one yard to another he took Hosea
Commodore In with him to sell a portion OF the
coal on shares. He drove into Fighting alley, In
South Washington, and disposed OF l,25o pounds
OF coal. While delivering the coal the men were
arrested by Offlcer 81 lewis This morning IN the
Police Court the men pleaded guilty TO a charge Of
larceny, and were sentenced TO six months each.
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THROWN FROM HIS CART AND RrS OvRR.-At IL rs
TINS morning Albert Parker. colored, was thrown
nOn MS cart and run over on 9TH street. near ID
street southwest and was taken 10 his huuae 22l
Van street southwest
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Four Degrees Below at Winche.te,

Winchester, Va, Jan. est Is intensely col
here. High, nOrthwesterly winds have prevaile
for several days. The thermometer this mornin
registered degrees below zero-the coolest OF til
winter
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The COMMISSIONERS AT THE CONTROLLERS OF
FICR.-District Commissioners Webb and wheatley
called this morning on Controller Durham for the
purpose OF making arrangements for the drawing
OF funds by the reconstructed board. While they
were there Col. Ludlow arrived, escorting Maj.
Raymond, whom he introduced to the Controller
TEE INTERSTATE CoMaEKCE HEARINs.-At the
opening OF to-days session OF tie Interstate CON-
merce Commission, Mr.. Albert Fink, commissioner
Of the Trunk-Line Association, was recalled and
cross-examined by Mr.. Sterne.
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w hen baby wss slck ~ savs her csstoris,
When abe Nsz child. shs cried for csssora
When abe became kisA shs chung to CsstesA
when Ne - ChAidxoG. Vie gave them CsnsogiA