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Capitol Topics.
OdpICOI TOPICS.
LANDS FOR THE AGRICULTURAL PRESS AssoC1A.

LANDS FOR THE AGRICULTURAL PRESS AssoC1A.
TON.
A petition was presented to the Senate
to-day by Mr. Plumb, from the proprietors
or representatives Of ten agricultural
papers published in nine states, stating
that they had examined the Blackfeet In.
dian reserve lands in northern Montana; had
found it exceedingly desirable for home
stead and actual settlement, but that no title
could be had except by five years. residence
they therefore ask that q section Of said lands
on the line Of the st. Paul, Minneapolis and
Manitoba railroad, between Forts Belknap and
Assinnaboine, be sold at the minimum price OF
S1.25 an acre to Norman ]. Colman, as trustee
Of the Agricultural press association, in order
that the sparsely settled country tributary
thereto may have a trade center established
Mr.. Plumb accompanied the petition with q
bill authorizing the Secretary Of the Interior
to carry into effect the wishes Of the petition
ers.
CONSIDERING DISTRICT Al eopR1ArIoSs.
The House appropriations Committee was in
session from 1890 o'clock until late in the
afternoon to-day, considering the District ap.
preparation bill. They practically completed
the bill, though there are some minor details
yet to be arranged.
THE DIRECT TAX Bull.
Upon motion Of Mr.. Mills, the House this
afternoon, by unanimous consent, made the
direct tax bill the special order for tomorrow
and two succeeding days.
NOTES.
The Senate committee on foreign relations
held its first meeting to-day, but no business
of importance was up for consideration. Some
executive session matters, Of a minor nature,
were discussed.
On Thursday Of next week the representa-
tives of the national convention Of fish dealers,
which meets in New York the day previous,
will appear before the Senate finance commit
tee to urge an increase Of the duty on
mackerel.
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HELD ON A CHARGE OF HoUsEBREAKING.-
Detective Horn yesterday arrested young
man named Henry Folk, on a charge of house
breaking, at the residence of Mr.. Edward NJ
Willis, No. 1858 B street southwest, on the 18th
of July last. 1t is charged that he entered the
honse and stole a suit of clothes, piano cover
and pair Of shoes. When arrested he was
wearing coat and vest which was identified
as portion of the stolen property. He is held
for a hearing next Tuesday.
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Mrs. Gould Worse

New YORK. Dec. Unmarked change for the
worse occurred in Mrs. Gould's condition this
morning.
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Charged with Receiving stolen Propert


TESTIMONY OF A sECoND-sroRY THIEF FROM
CHICAGO AS TO HIS RoBBERIEs IN THIS CITY.
In the Criminal Court to-day the trial of
Jas. Spaight, IT,, young man, on the charge Of
receiving stolen property, was resumed-Mr.
7. G. Taylor appearing for him. 1t is alleged
that on June % he received from John Muel-
Ter o watch, cuff buttons &C., stolen by the
latter, and valued at s146.
Mueller testified that he was seventeen years
old; that he came here May 80 from Chicago;
that he stopped on B street, and had commit
ted six robberies here before his arrest; that
his method Of operation was to get into houses
through o second-story window; that he robbed
the premises Of Jas. r. McCooch, and put the
articles in a bundle which he handed to Spaight
On cross-examination he said that he had led
an honest life in Chicago; that he commenced
stealing about two days after he arrived here;
that he went in McCoochs house about
o'clock in the afternoon of June IS, and that
he was subsequently arrested by Messrs. RAJ
and Horne; that he had been induced to Ct al
by two other men. The defendant admitted
that Mueller gave him bundle, telling hin 70
keep 1t, and he refused to take 1t, and HANGED
it back. A verdict of not guilty was found.
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FoR SLEEpLEssNEss
USE HoRsEFoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE.
DR.. C. r. Dske, Belleville. III, says Il have found
it. ana u alone, TO be capable OF producing and
natural sleep IN cases Of insomnia from overwork q
the BRAIN which SO often occurs In active p-ofesaonk
aud business men"
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York Stock Market.
The following the opening and closing prices Of
the New York stock Market, as reported by special
wire to COrsOn and Mccartney, l4l9 street
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SUIT AGAINST THE RICHMOND AND DANvILE
COMPANY FOR $4,000 DAMAoEs.-Dorsey Clag-
EFT, administrator Of estate Of Giuseppe Mosco.
has. by w. H. Dennis, entered suit for $4,000
damages against the Richmond and Danville
railroad company by reason Of the death Of
Mosco on July II last in the Fat Nancy trestle
calamity,
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Preparations Goirg Actively Forward
for Big Display.

THE QUESTION OF ouARrERsASo CARS OK SIDE
TRACKS THE HuNDRIDTH ANNIvKRsARY OF
wAsHINoroN's rSAuauRArIoS--oRoAxrz
COMING IN MARcH
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Should be without bottle Of
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for the State, War and Navy council, No. 2Ol,
National Union, on Tuesday evening. as fol-
lows: President, d. C. Morrison; vice-presi-
dent, A. B. Cassidy; speaker, o. W. White; sec
Rotary, Thos. ]. LASER; financial secretary,
VIM. 81. Lewis; treasurer, VIM. H. Doe; Chap
lain, J. v. wurdemann; usher, W. 7. Leport;
sergeant-at-arms H.W. Throckmorton; express
ident, L. II. Parker; trustees, L. Il. Parker,
J. Y. wurdemann, h. W. Throckmorton; dele.
gates 70 cabinet, F. E. Storm, J.v.Wurdemann,
J. B. Thompson.
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Rockville Happenings.

ADJOURNMENT OF THE CIRCUIT CoUgT-JURY Ex-
PENsEs FOB THE TERM-A SERIOUS ACCIDENT
Correspondence Of THE EVENING STAR
ROCKVILLE, Nov. 81, 1888.
The November term of the circuit court ad-
journed finally to-day at noon. During the
morning several local option cases were dis
posed OF and other routine business was trans.
acted. Jean Suttlant, convicted of breaking
into house near Laytbnsville some months ago,
and also OF attacking couple of ladies on the
sentenced to eighte n months confinement in
the penitentiary. During this term of court
but three cases have been tried before iurv.
the balance being left to the decision of the
court. The petit jury, composed of twenty
five persons, has been in attendance for twelve
days, at a cost of $3.50 each per day. The en-
tire cost of the term for grand and petit Jurors.
witnesses, &C., will amount to about e, 200
Mr.. Charles Sellman, a well-known farmer,
residing in the vicinity of POolesville, met
with serious accident last evening" While
engaged in butchering hogs a heavy piece of
timber, upon which a number Of them were
suspended fell, striking Mr.. Sellman upon the
side of the head and shoulder and knocking
him violently to the ground He was taken up
and removed to his house and medical aid sum-
moned 1t is thought that he il injured inter-
nally, and at latest accounts he was in dan
gerous condition.
Samuel Robertson, living near this place. has
been allowed the sum of $50 for injuries re-
ceived by the upsetting of a wagon he was
driving along the road in the eastern part of
town some weeks ago, the road having been
obstructed by placing piece of timber across
it by the employees of the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad company. He demanded $500 from
the company but compromised for the above
sum. s. A. NJ
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THE PRESIDENTS PLANS.
Predictions Made as to His Movement
After His Term Expires.

The different predictions that have beer
made as to Mr.. Clevelands movements after
the 4th of March next, as far as can be ascer
tanned, are as follows:
He will remain at Oak View and live upor
the interest of the property he has already ac
cumulated
He will sell Oak View and will travel in Eu.
rope for number of years.
He will go back to Buffalo and renew his
partnership with Mr.. Wilson s. Bissell.
He will again become Mr.. BisselI's partner
but the firm will go to New York city.
He will go to New York and become the Sc.
nior partner of the law firm Of Cleveland a
Lamont.
He will return to Buffalo and run for Con-
gress at the next election.
He will be made president Of the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad
He will become president of large trust
company in New York.
He will settle at Oak View and enter the real
estate business in Washington.
He will become president Of one of the great
western trunk lines
The President may have formed some other
definite plans for the employment of his time
after his administration shall have ended. but
If he has the enterprising specials" have not
yet been informed in regard to them.
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AMONG THE POLICEMEN.
First Precinct Gymnasium-A Resigna-
tion-Trial BOard-Personal Notes.

The officers of the first precinct are the only
policemen in this city who enjoy the exercise
and amusement afforded by gymnasium. The
building has just been improved and enlarged,
and the officers have q large room which is 10
be fitted up with the paraphernalia which con-
| stitutes frst-class gymnasium. The officers
Of the precinct will give ball at Edefs hall on
the 18th Of December 70 raise funds for the
better equipment of the gymnasium. Az
executive committee has been appointed, COM
posed Of Lieut. T. B. Amiss, Sergeants Boyle,
Diggins and Byrnes, and Officers s. II. Ellis. W.
Mcmahon and ID. LOTUS; floor committee-R.
n. Smith, Jno. Frayser, d. C. Hamilton, W. ].
Work. Jno: Boland, R. W. Montgomery, R. L.
Galway and j. Lawler; reception committee
W. ]. Kenney, H. P. Barney, ]. H. Heller, r.
E. Weldon, r. II. Boar oman, ]. A. Moore and
]. NJ. Kenny.
Since the enlargement Of the first precinct
| station-house there is plenty of room for the
the upper floor will accommodate about forty
men. Each section has a bedroom, so that
the officers coming in and going out do not
disturb those who are asleep. There are now
forty-nine officers in the precinct including
detailed men, privates and officers.
Policeman Thos F. Reidy, of the third pre-
cinct, rendered his resignation this morning.
On the report of Lieut. Guy the officer is
marked ''absent without leave" He was tried
several days ago by the trial-board on charge
of remaining in building while on duty for
more than an hour. Yesterday he was notified
that he had been fined S25. He became dis
gusted with the business and last night he
notified the lieutenant that he did not propose
to do any more duty.
Policeman st. Leger Beere who was spoken
OF by his brother officers as Lager Beer" was
suspended two days ago by his superior officer.
Lieut.. Vernon, Of the fourth precinct He
was charged with intoxication, and was notified
to appear before the trial board to-day and
answer the charges preferred against him He
was formerly a drum-rlajor in the Third
Artillery band.
Lieut.. Vernon yesterday went with Dr.
Winters, physician to the poor, to the houses
OF two colored families to answer sick calls In
each case they were surprised to find Grape on
the door.
There are now twelve officers on the sick
list.
Lieut.. Kelly, who has been confined to his
house several days, returned to duty to-day
The session of the Police Court will begin at
So'clock Tomorrow morning. Witnesses will
be summoned to appear half an hour before
that time.
To-day was trial day at police headquarters
and several officers we're called upon to answer
charges against them. The fourth precinct
was largely represented, and the lieutenant
sergeants and many privates were summoned
as witnesses
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DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.
MORE Iroron 1rcxxsxs ,ssr-rn


After several days rest from the hquor-h-
cense question the Commissioners took the
. subject up yesterday afternoon and approved
the following applications:
est-Bar-rooms-James J. Roche, 400
street; Nimma Bergman, 1901 18th street.
VIM. ). McGill, l1Ss Pennsylvania avenue; w.
Hense, 1851 18th street: p. J. Roche. 9l4 18th
| street; Edwin Humphrey, $500 G street; Frank
York, $685. q street; J. 4 p. c. Able, 1909 d
street; Hugh McConn, 1861 18th street; Jere-
niah Mccarthy, 69s II street
Wholesale. Steiger, 1918 9Th street; Ellen
walsh, SIs street; John McGrann. 100 I
street; H. B. Duly, l760 street; W. T. Tune &
Bro. 1885 street; F. 4 c. Renshaw. 18th and
III streets; A. f. Hendershot. l22S street: NJ.
ODonoghue, corner of Seth and streets; Pat
rick Heaney, corner of 5th and r streets; j. A..
Gamble, corner of 18th and NJ streets; A. n.
Crlnen, 6l2 ID street; Mark O'Halloran. 200 22d
| street; L. c. Bishop, 80 9Th street; n. W. Bur
cheil, 1875 F street; Michael Finn, corner of
21st and II streets
Southwest-Bar-r ooms-J. J. Mccarthy, LIST
and N streets; J. z. Mcmahon, COS L street;
Ernest Weber, l20S 9Th street. wholesale-w.
I: Wheian, 4SS 9Th street; 7. A. T. Judd, 524
7th street.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Campbell, sol sth
street; c. f. Humphrey, 1880 street; c. G..
Mueden. $50 LIST street
Southeast-Bar-rooms - Martin Schneider,
S0l l. street, Charles F. shelton, 800 Pennsyl-
vania avenue; B. A. Mcdonald, Il02 sth street;
q. Cannon, 1l20 sth street. T. A Eberle, llO4
9Th street; NJ. F. Coxen, 721 sth street.
County-Bar-room-C. Buckler Bladensburg
road.
Wholesale-Herman Thurm. Harrison street,
Anacostia; n. Keyser, Benning; J. F. weiden,
Benning; ]. E. Willett, Tenleytown.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES o. Lucas, 2155
Pennsylvania avenue; NJ V. Tierney, 1854
Boundary street; Henry Ewald. lO27I 18th
street; John l.. Burkhart. 53l 10th street: Henry
Dismer, ll01 / street: Michael Clarke, 100 2lst
street; j. W. Heckinger, 20s 9th street; Ed ID.
Corcoran, 1902 street; Geo. Egloff
Wholesale-Lawrence Edelin,. l3l 9Th street:
Christian Paggenall, $40 sth street: E. G.
Bruehl, Brightwood; j. O'Brien. Champlain
avenue and Boundary street: Michael O'Brien.
1901 street; Thomas O'Connor, l50S 10th
street.
AGAINST STREET HYDRANTs.
Captain Lusk, in charge of the water depart
ment, has recommended that public hydrant
be erected at LIST and NJ streets southwest In
passing upon the subject he calls attention to
the fact that public hydrants are uuisances,
wearing out the pavement and sidewalks. and
keeping the cutters in filthy condition. Also,
that the persons using them pay nothing for
the hydrant or the water. The Commissioners
will look into the matter, and it is probable
that hereafter all hydrants will be erected at a
cost to abuttng property.
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THE CUMBERLAND Coal TRApE.-The shin
ments from the mines of the Cumberland coal
region for the week ended Saturday. Novem-
Der "a. 1888, were 1892 tons. and for the year
to that date was 1858 243 tons. an increase of
282. 1872 tons. as compared with'the correspond
ing period OF 1887. The shipments to the Bal
timore and Ohio railroad and local points for
the week were "a 1875 tons. and the year, g. 3OO.-
314 tons, a decrease of 66, 34S tons, as compared
with last year. The shipments to the Chesa-
peake and Ohio canal for the week were 9l5
tons, and for the year, 2S3. 268 TONS an increase
OF 10, 127 tons, as compared with last year. The
shipments to PENNSYLVANIA railroad for the
week were IA, 1872 tons. and for the year. $40, 600
tons, an increase of 1913, 354 tons, as compared
with last year.
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The KNIGHTS CLOSE THEIR SESSIONS. The
general assembly Of the Knights of Labor ad-
jeurned finally yesterday afternoon. The
committee on law recommended that the tenn
perance plank in the constitution remain un-
changed. and the Recommendation was adopted.
The place for the next meeting will be chosen
by the general executive board. 1t will be
Atlanta, New Orleans or Albany. The Blair
educational bill was indorsed Recommended
ton. to establish junior locals was Endorsed.
Mr.. Powderly was given the privilege of ap-
pointing the committee to Investigate the
Philadelphia Office, and he named Delegates
MCGEE, Beaton and Cannon.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
CONDENSED LOCALS.

Yesterday morning a horse attached to one
Of ]. s. Thompsons milk wagons fell into a de-
fective sewer trap in the alley between o, p,
Columbia and 10th streets northwest. He was
got out with slight injury.
Mary Taylor, colored, living at 420 Franklin
street northwest. fell in fit at 5th and streets
yesterday afternoon.
Daniel Robertson, an employee Of the Electric
Light company, fell from a step-ladder about
o'clock at 18th and N streets and sprained his
ankle. He was taken to his home, 24Os It'll
street.
In the Criminal Court to-day Maria Barns
was acquitted on charge appeal from the
Police Court Of the larceny of So.
The deed to the House Of the Good Shep-
herd for block 1873 Of the Burleith subdivision
has been placed on record. 1t is from A.
Rutherford, ]. Sprigg Poole and others. and
the consideration is s25, 900. The property is
on the new cut road.
The BIscHoFr CONCERT CoURsE.-The
eighth season Of Bischoff concerts will begin
at Congregational church on December IL,
with the appearance of the Boston symphony
orchestral club, an excellent musical organiza-
ton, which, however, has no connection with
the famous Boston symphony orchestra Ow-
ing TO the great success of the Bischoff con-
certs in former years the number of entertain
ments will be doubled this season by repeating
each, or giving two courses, called course
and course B, the former being given on five
Tuesdays and the latter on five Wednesdays inn
mediately following. The sale of season tick
cts for the courses win begin at Ellis on Satur-
day.
OLD FoRTiYIcArIoxs IN ARIzoNA.-Mr Lewis
A. Kengla, of Georgetown, who has been max
ing explorations IN Arizona, writes to the
Smithsonian Institution on the 18th instant:
while tramping to-day over one Of the most
prominent peaks in the Tucson range, / ran
across the remains of extensive stone fortifica-
tons, thirty to fifty eup-shaped rocks and
many sculptured boulders. The space covered
ID quite large and the work extensive"
TIE CoSsI MaATIos {, PULLMAS's Arr has
been reached, If limit n be put to genius,
in the magnificent new Buffet Parlor Cars
built by that celebrated designer and now run
ming on the B. and o. Limited trains between
this city and Philadelphia. These cars are
maTvels Of elegance in finish and luxuriousnsss
n sppointment-Adut
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Sherman to be Secretary Of State.

sherman 10 De Secretary of State.
A special from Toledo, Ohio, says: 1.-THE
question of which Ohio man shall be honored
by cabinet appointment has been settled.
Senator Sherman has been given to understand
that the Office of Secretary Of State will be
formallG rendered to him by President-elect
Harrison. That formal tender will be made
Is known positively"
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