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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-18
The Indian Commissioners.

APPOINTMENT OF A COMMITTEE TO WAIT ON THE
PREsIDENT-ELECT.
At the annual meeting of the board of In
dian commissioners, held yesterday at the
Riggs house, resolutions were adopted urging
the extension of civil-service rules to the man.
agement of Indian affairs, deprecating the re-
moval of Indians from the reservations on
which they are settled; asking for liberal APP
preparations for carrying out the land-in-sev-
crafty act; asking that immediate steps be
taken for the industrial education of Indian
children, and urging legislation for the relief
OF the Mission and Round Valley Indians in
California, and for the payment Of expenses of
Indian courts. The following committee was
appointed to confer with the President-elect
in regard to Indian affairs: Clinton B. Fisk,
DIR. Shelton Jackson, DR.. J. c. Childs, Miss
Annie L. Dawes DIR. Henry Kendall, James E,
Rhodes, III. o. Houghton and Mrs. Quinton
The meeting was presided over by DR.. Jno
Charlton, with Gen. Whittlesy as secretary.
Addresses were delivered by Commissioner
Oberly, DR.. Shelton Jackson, Mrs. Quinton
Miss Fletcher, Mr.. Herbert WEIGH, Dr. NJ f.
streiby, Gen. Jno. F. Marshall and others.
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Natures Best Household Medicine.
Health alone can make happiness permanent.
Every family should constantly have on hand a
remedy calculated not only to prevent sickness,
but also to cure it. The Sode7, Mineral Pdstiues
are such remedy, for of all diseases catahrral
infammations and disorders of the organs of
respiration and digestion are by far the most
prevalent. These pastilles are prepared from
the water of the springs of the famous German
health resort, Soden in the Taurus. and par
take of their great effectiveness, of their in
tensely curative powers, of their pleasantly
palliative properties, and these excellent quail
tiles, shared by no other similar remedy in so
high degree, bring happiness and ease to the
anxious family. The Soden Mineral Pastilles,
the sale of which amounts to hundreds of thou
sands OF boxes monthly, can be had at almost
all druggists at SOC. box. Sole agency for
America and principal offices, The SoDEN MN
ERAL SPRINGS Co., LIMITED, Is Cedar ST., New
York.
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ter underwear at r. G. LEWIS Il Sons. 1921
New York avenue near 18th street NV. Now
opening new spring style hats and neckwear.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-18

For six days only, in order to reduce our
stock OF goods, we shall begin tomorrow (Sat-
urday) with reduction of prices that will sur
pass any sale offered by this or any other house
this season.
Children's 75c. Spring Heels reduced to 45c.
Children's S1.25 Straight Goat and Kid
duced to Soc. Misses 81 80 Heeled and Spring
reduced to CSC. Misses 81 Straight Goat and
Kid reduced to S1.25. Ladies' $3.50 Pebble
Button reduced to 97c. Ladies' $3.50 Kid But
ton reduced to 81. Ladies' 50 Soft Dongola
Button reduced to S1.25 Ladies' -. % Dongola
Tipped Button reduced TO Sl.37. Ladies' $3.50
French Dongola reduced to Sl.67. Ladies' %
Hand-turned Button reduced. to %. Ladies'
"a Hand-sewed Kangaroo's reduced TO SASS.
Gents 81. 80 Solid Dress Shoes reduced to 81
Gents 1925 Better Dress Shoes reduced TO
S1.40 Gents S2.75 Calf Dress Shoes reduced
TO Sl.75. Gents S2.75 Calf Boots reduced to
SL75 Gents "a Hand-sewed Calf Shoes re-
duced to $3.50. We guarantee TO substantiate
the above. The STANDARD SHOE HOUSE,
824 eth st. n. W., bet. II and /.
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BAKERS NORWEGIAN COP LIVER On"
Has done more to relieve and cure consurnp-
ton. weak lungs and general weakness than
any known remedy. JNo. C. BAKER 4 Co. Phil.
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SEE what Ba-num believes and what he don't
believe on page 4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-18

FOR SOC. you can buy bottle of Cooper's
Hair Success. an absolute cure for dandruf
MERITS Drug Store.
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WIxoM's. 500 9th ST.. Roll Butter 20c.. Choice
Roll Csc, Hams l218c., Round Steak, Pork. Sau-
sage. Lard 10c-, corned Beef &C. These are
bottom prices for good stuff.
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LOOK at the special ad. of E. B. Barnum &
Co. on 4th page.
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WHAT ELpHoNzo YouNas COMPANY
HAVE TO SAY ABOUT GROCERIES,
SATURDAY, JAN. 12, 1885,

As already announced. our regular Annual Clearing
Up Sale viii be continued until Tuesday Night next
We still are Offering many desirable bargains while
some of our special lots have disappeared.
The IS boxes FLORIDA ORANGES went like
the dew so that yesterday hadn't an orange in the
store. This morning. however. are in receipt of
another small lot tonly 80 boxes) and while the mar
ket is much stronger and while these 80 boxes are
very much finer than any have seen, still we are
able to offer them at the very low price of g. per
box.
FLOUR HAS TAKEN ANOTHER TUMBLE,
and usual it devolves upon us to be the first to ad
wise the public and adjust prices to the consumer in
conformity with the market.
SUGARS HAVE ALSO GREATLY DECLINED.
audit is needless for say that we are glad for the
benefit of our customers regulate our prices accord
ingly.
Don't forget the following special bargains They are
disappearing very, very fast:
Genuine Vermont Maple Syrup, FULL quart bots 4ic
McMechen's Maple Syrup commercial quart bots4Oc
Pure French Cream Candy, fresh m ade. lee
Preserved Ginger new, whole pots ....S sec
Preserved Ginger tnew), half pots. 3Sc
Preserved Ginger tnew). quarter pots........ .19c
wEIsBADEN PRESERVES.
Blood Peaches per jar .....e qc
White Strawberries per jar.............-.6 9c
Red Strawberries. per jar ............... 09c
White Cherries per jar...................6 ec
Apt,cots, per jar. sec
90 small tubs Creamery Butter. lbs each for 90
McMechen's Preserved Pineapple, 65c. jars for . 4sc
McMechen's Preserved Strawberries Csc jar for 4sc
MeMechen's Preserved Raspberry. 65c. jar for 4 sc
McMechen's Preserved Cherry. 65c. jar for ... 4sc
ELPHoNz0 YoUNGs COMPANY,
d2s-3m 42e Ninth street northwest
MRS. n. J. HUNT.
1900 = STREET NORTHWEST.
Offers her
ENTIRE STOCK Of TRIMMED BoNNETs and HATS
Both Imported and Of Her Own Design.
h11 AtGRKATLy REDUCED pRlcRa
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READ Wash. 3. Williams advertisement of
slaughter sale. on fourth page.
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PENNSYLVANIA CRUSHED COKE-50 per cent
better than gas houses bushel So So
Prompt delivery. A. r. WILLIAMS. els It'll H. W.
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READ ". 3. Moses & Sons advertisement in
this paper; 1t is the best opportunity ever Of
fered TO buy home furnishings at low prices
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Ammonia Given AWAY.

row at Augenstein's, sl7, $40 and s2l 9TH st.
NV. Read list of bargains: Large Bottle
Household Ammonia to every purchaser Of 81
or more. Nickeline Trays. SC. = doz. Knives
and Forks, 74c. Carving Knife and Fork. Sc
Decorated Tea Sets, new designs, S2.6s Wash
Boilers. extra heavy, 4Sc. Backing Brush and
1 Box Backing, lie. Is doz. Handled Stone
China Cups and Saucers, 3Sc. Perforated Chair
Seat Sc. Large Decorated Chamber Sets,
s2.59. Scrubbing Brushes, Sc. y doz. Plated
Table Spoons, Csc. 4 doz. Teaspoons, 3sc.
Large Coal Holds. Gle Coal Shovel and Litter,
&c. Patent Fruit Press and Potato Masher,
21c. Decorated Dinner Sets, Sl3.9S, worth
S22. Large-footed Wash Basins and so Clothes
Pins, 14c. Clothes Baskets, 47c. Scissors, 4c.
Remember. this sale ends tomorrow at 10 pm.
s. w. AUaENsrEIN, SI7, Sl9 and s21 It'll Of. n. WI
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Go TO JSo. II. KELLY. Center Market. for Wash
ington dressed beef. Corned beef speciality.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-18

PLASIsHED Tin Mugs for &C. at The FAIR, S12
18th street northwest
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Bur YouR Coal. Coke and Wood from JOHN
son BRoTHERs, the leading firm in the Dis
trict.
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REMARKABLE REDUCTION

BIG Bargains to-day at THE FAIR, s12 9TH
street northwest
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MARRIAGE. DEMONSTRATING licenses have
been issued by the clerk of the court to Nathan
s. Schneider, of New York, and Josephine nj
Moran; Thos. @. Wilson and Mary A. Shanele.
bath of Richmond, Va; Jno. j. Bannan and
Mary E. Muse, of Frederick, Nd; Jno. ARM
strong and Mary A. Harden.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-18

OLD-TINE REPUBLICANS. - The surviving
members of the old Washington republican
association of 1855 and 1860 and number of
representatives. of the wide Awakes'' met at
the rooms of the New York republican club
last night. A. C.. Richards was elected chair
man and A. G. Hall was made secretary. The
members will make social call upon Mr.
Lewis Clephane, the secretary of the two old
associations, on the evening of January &c, at
his residence, 1925 street.
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IcE CREAM. Charlotte Russo, Jelly, at Fus-
sells, 14Z5 New York avenue.
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CITY ITEMS.
Canned Goods and Potatoes.

For the next thirty days we offer at these
prices 500 bushels Burbank Potatoes at zoe. q
bushel; Canned Tomatoes, best brand. at sl.o5
dozen; Canned Corn, at Sl.4O a dozen;
Canned Peas, at Sl.5e a dozen; Best Java
Conee, at soc. a pound; Butter, from lsc. 10
40c- pound; seven grades on hand. Sugar
low as any place in city. Cash prices at
New YORK MARKET,
1S,19,0 Sd and Indiana avenue.
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ISAueURATIoS NoTE.-Read W. H. Hoeke's
advertisement ON ith page
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For Bright, Quick Fire and cheap
| clean fuel buy Washington Gas Light Company's
Coke. JOHNSON BROTHERS.,
3m Exclusive Agents
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-18

The UNUSUALLY OPEN WINrRR-An ice FAM
Inc is predicted. but Mechanical Refrigeration
VIII amply supply any deficiency in this city.
There Is now an opportunity for market men.
store Keepers, hotel and housekeepers, to Sc
cure the required refrigerated space at the
Center Market at a reasonable rate. Those
applying early will have separate spaces fitted
up especially for them.
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75c. Water Carriers for soc. at The FAIR, 81.
It'll street northwest
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JURORS EXCUSED. = In compliance with an
intimation given by Judge Montgomery a week
ago that he would, at the close of the present
week, excuse such jurors made application
for the balance of the term the following were
relieved to-day: James p. Ryon, NJ Metzger,
George w Hnguely, W. +. /. Eaton, Chas. E.
Nelson. John c. Baum Arthur Burt Tbaddens
Bean, Robt. j. Leitch, Henry F. Woodland. Ed
ward Cooley, c. VIM. Klopinger and William
Heine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-18

LARGE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD GooDs.-An i'm.
portant sale of Household Furniture of every
description takes place at Dowlings auction
rooms, 18th and Pennsylvania avenue, to-mor-
row, commencing at 10 o'clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-18

DOUGLASS EMULSION will cure your cough.
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Coffees, teas. chocolates, &c. Fine old govt
java coffee, Sc. ID. Our mocha and java at SOC.
Id. is unexcelled for the money. Best golden
rio, Csc. ID. All fresh roasted and high grade
cofees. Delightful mixed tea, SOC. 10. Ian
Hing" tea, a splendid blended tea at CSC. 10.
We guarantee this tea cannot be duplicated
elsewhere for the same money. Crosse d
Blackwell's imported preserves, l9c. a jar.
Pure fruit jellies. Pop corn, a fresh invoice of
choice pop corn Best quality vanilla extract;
zoe. Lemon ditto, 15c. a bottle. Toilet soap
and perfumery in great variety and at low
bank potatoes. The best Minnesota -four.
Butter, cheese. eggs, &C. Give us an early call
tomorrow, Saturday. Sugar at cost.
NJ. p. MErzoER,
All 18th St NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-18

The ARnoR COLLECTION OF PArNrINas.-The
sale of this collection began at Williams q Co.'S
auction rooms last evening. The attendance
was large, and in a number of cases the bid
ding was spirited by those anxious to secure
one of Mr.. Armor's examples The sale will be-
continued this evening at 7:30 o'clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-18

A Shave for 1.15 of a Cent.
Colgate d Co., N. Y, will mail you sample
OF Demulcent Shaving Soap sufficient for
month for cents tu.f-2w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-18

The FUNERAL OF T. L. WHITE. - The "a.
mains OF Zebulon L. White, the well-known
journalist, were buried yesterday afternoon in
the Congressional cemetery Funeral services
were held in the Universalist church of Our
Father; 18th and l. streets. Rev. Alexander
Kent. the pastor of the church, Conducted the
services. The attendance, which was large. in
eiuded many newspaper men. The pall-bear-
ers were Gen. Boynton, ID. r. MCGEE, M. @.
Seckendorf, L. @. Rowland, s. V. Clark, Gen.
X. ID. Mussey, George Martin, Mai. Powell, w.
E. Curtis and ". A. Croffut
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of Brooklyn, heavy weights, fought ten rounds
with two-ounce gloves in the Criterion club. at
Providence, last night, the fight being decided
draw by the referee. Glynn was far superior
as boxer and in ring tactics.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-18

Jas. T. OYSTER
Main ofhce-Pa. avenue and 9th street
Market stands-9th street wing Center Market
DOUGLASS EMULSION. the purest and cheapest
preparation of cod liver oil made. MERIz's
l0l4F ST.
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SO Page Domestic Fashion Catalogue
illustrating over 1,200 newest winter STYLES
given away at the Domestic Sewing Machine
ONCE, 7th and d. c. AuERBAcH, exclusive agent
16,1S,19
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EASILY SwINDLED.-Wm. Brown. colored who
lives at No. 2227 Boundary street. left his home
yesterday and walked into the city looking for
employment He met colored man who as
sured him that he could get him job. They
went together to a house in NJ street allev
where Brown gave the stranger $40 and waited
for his return to inform him where he could
get work. The man failed to return.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-18

A CASE OF SrIF-DEFENsE.-Abe Coleman, the
colored man who shot seven teeth out of Chas.
Johnson's mouth during a row at Sth and G
streets some nights ago. as published in THE
STAR at the time. surrendered to Officer Cham
berlain in South Washington last night. As
published at the time Coleman was assaulted
by Johnson and another man. who, it is alleged
attempted to use knife on him and he used
the pistol in self-defense. The case was in
yestigated this morning by Prosecuting At
torney Shillngton. who came to the conclusion
that Coleman acted in self-defense and nolle
pressed the case
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-18

BEGGING AT THE CAPIToL.-Michael Lavery. a
neatly-dressed man. was in the Police Court
this morning charged with being a vagrant 1t
was alleged that he was found begging in the
capitol Capt. Allabach, of the capitol police
and Mr.. B. H. Shivers. a Senate official. ap-
peared as witnesses against the prisoner The
former testified to complaints made against the
prisoner. and Mr.. Shivers testified that he saw
Lavery beg and receive money from Senator.
The defendant denied that he had begged
money of any one. He said that he was at the
capitol TO see Senator Quay and Representative
Randall about his pension bill. He was SEN
fenced to sixty days on the farm in default of
so bonds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-18

Save MOney-Buy Salvation Oil for Is
cents, and be happy. 1t kills pain.
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WIN. HAHN Il Cos RELIABLE SHOE House,
S16 9TH St. 1922 Pa. ave-. 231 Pa. ave. sc
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A DIsoRDERLY GYPSY CAMP.-The gypsy
camp near Berry's spring. on the Glenwood
road. the police say, is public nuisance. and
they are going before the grand jury to see if
something cannot be done to rid the District
of the gypsy band. Frequent fights occur in
the camp. and many of the gipsies get drunk
and keep the neighborhood in an uproar. Last
night pistol shot was fired in the camp, and
when Policemen Slack and Morgan went to the
camp they arrested Vim. and jah Bates, who
were under the influence of liquor and
charged them with disorderly conduct. They
each left IS collateral. which was forfeited in
the Police Court this morning
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-18
me BUTTER.
FINE BUTTER.

Strictly One Price Store.
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TWENTY DOLLARS FOR INSULTING A LADY
To-day in the Police Court go collateral was
forfeited by man who gave to the police the
name Of Clarence f. Doyle. The charge was
that on X street northwest last evening he
made use OF insulting language to Miss Ethel
Girard, of No. $40 10th street II is alleged
that while Miss Girard was passing near 18th
and K streets last evening, the man attempted
10 begin Irritation with her and became
so offensive in his manifestations that Miss
Girard called on gentleman for protection.
This, however, had no effect on the defendant
who persisted in his insulting conduct and
policeman was called and he was arrested and
released On the collateral, which he forfeited
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WINTER RESORTS.

nEL CORONADO.
IL Ocean End. Virginia ave. Atlantic CITY, n J.
Open all the year. Excellent Cuisine
15-2m MRS W l. ADAMS
u HE ISLEswoRTH. ATLANTIC CITY, n. J.,
Il On the beach, sea end Of Virginia ave-
WILL OPEN FEBRUARY 8, 1889
3al4-6m BUCK MCCLELLAN.
WINTER AND SPRING RESORT EATON cor
w tage Hotel. Old Point Comfort. Va Terms AZ
per day: $40 per week and upward
ja5-:3m' GEORGE BOOKER Proprietor
FINANCIAL,
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j. S. BLAskMAS.
BANKER AND BROKER
No. 14o5 ST. NV
Orders executed on all the Exchanges.
Stocks, Bonds Grain. Provisions and Petroleum.
PRIVATE WIRES TO NEW YORK AND CHICAGO.
Interest allowed on deposits
d14-3m
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ADJUSTMENTS.

" TONIGHT ro-NIeHTi
GRAND CONCERT
BBggSSTTyN BOSTON
BOSTON SeSr1S
ORCHESTRA opcursTpa
ORCHESTRA, oHCafsIRI
ORCHESTRA. oiSssiirSffA
49,. Nm GERICkE Conductor,
soioists, MISS EMMA JUCH.
MR. 7, ADANOwSKI
reserved seats. Ell. 50, ~ Ellis, q3T Pa ave
III BURDf1r NORTH Managers.
NHARI;EsH. LITCHMAN, AT MASONIC TEMPIE
- MONDAY. pm Feb 4 subject; "EuterTriss aud
labor keciprocsl. not Hostile" Admission ohc se<ts
111oF ais Sts
UYNIVrps an Is-, -, 49,,
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WV. III. McKSEw.
e33 Pennsylvania avenue.

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The Dickinson press., 1889-06-29
suLLlvAN,s soEI SNAP.
III i,is I'm from Boston Imagines L
Has II Picnic in the Coming Fight.

The HiG I'm from Boston Imagines lie
Has "a Picnic in the Coming Fight.
New YORK, June 21.-A special from
Belfast, y. y, says the friends and ac-
quaintances Of John J.. Sullivan will he
agreeably surprised next Tuesday, when
he leaves for the fighting grounds, to
find him in such good condition. He is
confident of winning his coming fight.
Clearly, IL of Sulllvan's trainers, said to
him yesterday: "John. [ wish / had as
easy a thing as you will have with Kill
RAIN. "Ics," the big fellow replied, ~
imagine it will be only a play.
L Am Confident of Winning,
but there are a great many that do not
think as we do. Since my foot race
with Mitchell many are inclined to be-
lieve, because | did not knock him out
in the first few rounds. that | am not the
man | once was; but these people do not
seem to under stand that l entered the
ring to fight and not to take part in u
six days go as-you-please." He con
cluded by saying: ''ferhaps Kilrain also
imagines he has a soft thing, but | will
be there after the fight to inform him
that / am still living"
The Dickinson press., 1889-06-29
TO TAKE II N S
the Countrv Divided Into - Districts b,
Sunerintcndeut Porter.

Tine country Divided Into ] 10 Districts by
Superintendent Porter.
WASHINGTON, June .G.-Superintend-
mt Porter of the census bureau has di-
vided the county into 173 census dis
tricts, for the purpose of taking the next
census, each n of which will be in
charge of a supervisor. In 1880, the
country was divided into 100 districts.
The apportlonment of districts among
the several states is as follows:
Alabama, 5: Arizona. l: Arkansas. 3:
California, .; Colorado, 2: Connecticut,
3: Delaware, 1: District of Columbia, 1:
Florida, l; Georgia, s: Idaho, 1; Illinois,
s: Indiana, 6: Iowa, 4: Kansas, ): Ken
lucky, &; Louisiana, 4: Maine, 2: Mary
land, 3: Massachusetts,, 1: Michigan. g;
Minnesota, 4; Mississippi: 4: Missouri. 8;
Montana, /: Nebraska, ;: Nevada, 1:
New Hampshire, 1: New Jersey, 3: New
Mexico, 1: New York, III; North Caro-
lima, 8: Dakota, B: Ohio, s: Oregon. g;
Pennsylvania, 10: Rhode Island, 2; South
Carolina, 4: Tennessee, 5. Texas, 8: Utah.
l: Vermont, |: Virginia, .: Washington,
2: West Virginia, 2: Wisconsin, >: Wy
oming, 1. The census appropriation
provides for 10 supervisors and it is
probable that the two remaining dis
tricts will be Oklahoma and Alaska.
The Dickinson press., 1889-06-29
WENT OVER A BRIDGE.
Mare Than a Score of Persons, Mostly
Johnstown Laborers, Go Down to
Death.

Mare 1han u Score of Persons, Mostly
Johnstown Laborers, Go Down to
Death.
LATRoBE, Pa, June 27.-A terrible
wreck has occurred at Royal Hanna
bridge, just west of this place, in which
over a score Of people lost their
lives. y switching engine had
left eighteen cars standing on
the bridge while making up a
train. The fast freight going west at a
speed of twenty-five miles an hour,
crashed into the cars on the bridge,
tearing up the rails and ties, plunged
over the side of the stone bridge a
Sheer Distance of Forty Feet.
into the bed of Loyal Hanna creek. AT
the same moment an east bound freight
was passing on the other track. One of
the wrecked cars caught the car next to
the caboose on this train, wrecking it,
the caboose, and badly using up the en-
CINE.
Nearly 81 Score of Dead.
The loss OF life cannot be accurately
estimated. Aside from the trainmen. it
is known that there were between 1 tv
and fifty lnen on the west bound train
who had been working at Johnstown,
They had been paid off and We're en-
d~eaveeing to reach their homes. 1t is
believed that there are from fifteen to
twenty bodies in the debris. About as
many more were seriously injured.