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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-17

1904 ess, Main street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF ONE OS-
4 GOOD BOON-DIPPER STEAM DkEDGE
AND TWO hUD-SCOWS-I execution OF the
provisions % a ccraln deed from George T..
Ward 20 me ~ trustee, dated the 81 day ~ FEB
ruBry, 1889 and duly recorded IN the clerks OF
fee Of the County Court OF henric0 county IN
Deed. BOOK l26 4. page 9, being thereto required
by the beneficiary secured on seid deed, shall.
on
MONDAY. OcTOBsR q, 1852,
at o'clock +. VI. OF that day, sell by public auc-
ton at the LOcs Gates. In James river, az tho
foot OF 1wenty-eighlh street in tho city OF lich-
rnond, Va. one OSGOOD BOOM-DiPPkk
DRgDGR. name II, esx6J feet huh, six feet hold.
with one pair iKB steam engines, fully
equipped. and also two MUD-sCOMs, conveyed
By said deed.
TgRMs: For cash sufficient 20 defrsy the ex-
penses OF executing this trust and 20 pay OIL and
discharge a certain negotiable noto for $3.50
made by tbs said George +. Ward, dated tho "a
day Of February, 1879, aud payable three months
after date, wish interest utter maturity, the
balance upon such terms as tue said George h..
Ward may prescribe. and on his failure 10 give
such direction upon such terms as may be An
nOuuced by me az the sale.
o. I3-it o. r. HILL, Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-17
BY Brown. Sheier & Co.,
Real Estate Agents aud AGctloneers,
Ashland. Hanover county, Va.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A
" BEAUTIFULLY LOCATED RESIDENCE
AND VALUABLE FARM WITHIN ONE MILE
OF THE TOWN OF ASHLAND AT PUBLIC
AUC1ION.-By virtue Of a decree Of the Circuit
Court OF Hanover county rendered April o. lSs9.
in the chancery suit styled Leake & JOnes, who
sue, &C.. a. Peter Tinsey's Administrator aud
als., We VIII sell by public auction. IN front Of
tho Office of the euctoneers, in tho town Of Ash
land,
THURSDAY, OCTOBER q. 1SS9
at o'clock p NJ. that BEAUTiFULLY-L0-
GATED RESIDENCE AND VALUABLE FARM
situated In less than one mile west Of the town
OF Ashland. aiiOlning the lands OF Joseph c.
England and other. containing 800 ACRES,
more or less, OF which the late Peter Tinsley
died seized and possessed. About 100 acres are
cleared aad la a good state OF cultivation. The
buildings consist OF dwelling OF seven rooms
and basement, barns, stables, and other out
buildings.
This tract Of land was recently sold at auction.
but an upset bid having been made the property
Is now again % be offered Ut auction by consent
OF tho former purchaser.
TERMS: one fourth cash; balance Ia three
equal payments, at one. two, and three years,
the purchaser TO execute bond for the deferred
payments bearing interest from day OF sale, and
the title retained til all the purchase money is
paid and q conveyance ordered BY tho Court
*. a. CALDWELL,
WILLIAM J. LEAkE,
Special Commissioners.
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DLEDMONr AIRLINE.

RICHMOND AND DANvllLE RAiLRoAD
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST mol II st. 4
AND sol lHW ISL.
PULLMAN sLEEPE8s o. ALL Night
TRAINS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-17
LEAvENING POWER
or the various Baking Powders
illustrated by actual tests.

hU Al tfurcldfm1k1
GRANTS. (Aium). -. s1EzzszzzzzzE1
RuMruRD's. Crcst). .xxzzz
HAEFoRD's when fre,h) 1'rx.zn
CHARM (Alum Powder. uzEzzszzzNz1nI
DAVIS. and o. K (Alazyzxszzzzzxzcz
CLEvELARD'S. ...............nzE -zzRzlz2111E1
PIONEER (san Francisco) ...... .nzszz'xxu<zz
CAR .EHxuxxzxZ
DR.. PRlCEs....... ..-..........t 'xs1<<
SNOW FLAKE (Crof'sl. .ExzszE
CONGRESS .......................s> '',z, z1z's
HEcKER'S ........................e s-zlz'zz's
HANFosD's (None Sueh), when not fresh. .Dzzs
PEARL (Andrews & Coz ................r 1-,E
KUMroRD's CPhospha,e), whea not fresh. IN
Reports Of Government Chemists.
1.-THE Royal Baking Powder is composed OF
pare aad wholesome ingredients. IL does not
contain either alum or phosphates, or other
injurious substances.
EDWARD G. LOVE, Phi. D."
1.-THE Royal Baking Powder Is undoubtedly
the purest and most reliable baking powder
offered to the public.
"HENRY A. Morn, N. d., Phi. Do
1.-THE Royal Baking Powder is purcstin quail
ity and highest in strength OF any baking
powder OF which have knowledge.
own McMURTRIE, Phi d"
sAlI Alum baking powders, no matter how
high their strength, are TO be avoided az dan
gcrOus. Phosphate powders hocihie thelr gas
700 freely or under climatic changes suffer
deterioration.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-17

WANTED AT ONCE, THREE
w GOOD SLATE AND TIN ROOFEks. APP
ply TO THOMAS b. DORNlN s. SON,
oc l3-4t Lynchburg, Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-17
VIR4INIA STEAMBOAT :,

' COMPANY. for Uld Point Nor A114esS1-
folk Portsmouth. NewIor. Nova Claremens
ana Ja.nes-river landings direct BY elegant
salooe steamer AKiEl. leaving kichmoni
EyERY MONDAY. WEDNESDAY,. aad FRIDAY
att A. NJ street-cars connccl
Connections al Old Point and 81 Norfolk
closely win an lines Tor northern citiss same
sfternooa. james river By Daylight orsAs
tourist line Cheapest routA
Through uckeIs on steamer and a. CAREER
Agency 1000 Main street Baggage enecket
tnrourn. stats-rooms engaged for dap or nignt
Frslghs received daily for Norfolk. Ports
mouth, Old Ppm. waverIY. Hicksford. Va. aud
ali points Ia Eastera North Iarol,aA has'era
Virginia, and all regular landings on tho James
river. nj Lowest ralos. and aroagh ci.is issued
LuclEN u rATuN. vico-PrssideaL
No lit Main street and kocksttA
HvM WlslaSR. Freight and PAsssnger Agsns
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-17

NJ ANTED, STUDENTS IN SItNU-
w GRAPHY AND TYPFWRIflNG. par,icu-
lar attention given TO securing good positions for
graduates. as over 80 successful pupils can tes-
tfy. so other shorthand school in the city has
single graduate holding position.
MCGlLYRA COLLEGE OF sIENOGRAPHI,
o. 13-d&W6m lll3 eRst Vain street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-30
A Good Basis to Start From.
Had we control Of earth, we say
We'd make Ii worth controlling.
Begin at home, that Is the way
To set the ball a-rollinD

That il, II you are Ill, get well. howi this way:
DIS. STARKEY q PALES: 81 used your COMPOUND
Oxygen Treatment for obstinate asshma1 n
worked like magic" F. CULBERTsoN, No. 5ll
Petroleum street, OH City, Pa. DRs STARRY 3
PALEN:-"I used your Compound Oxygen Treat.
mont Mymngs have not been well for years
lor, N. Y.
Drs starkey b Palen's once records show over
$1,000 different cases In which their Compound
in their practice and BY invalids independently.
brochure Of 200 pages containing the history
of the Compound Oxygen Treatment In cases Of
consumption, bronchitis, asthma, catarrh, dys-
pepsia, nervous prostration, rheumatism, neu-
ralgta, and all complaints Of Q chronic as-
ture, win DO forwarded free Of charge 10 any one
addressing Drs. STANLEY PALEN, 30. 1879 Arck
srsst Philadelphia. PA.
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GEORGETOWN.

Observation-Disclosures Dent, who was
recently stricken with paralysis, was able to go
out driving yesterday.--Mr. Joseph r. Birch,
who has been seriously i'll, was also able to be
out yesterday.
TEMPERATURE AND CONDITION OF WArrn at Z
am, Great Falls, temperature, At; condition,
IS; receiving reservoir, temperature, 40; con-
dition at north connection, so; condition at
south connection, %; distributing reservoir.
temperature, AZ; condition at inhuent gate.
house, 70; condition at ef1uent gate-house. Is.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-30

RECEPTION FOR THE NEW PAsroR.-The men,
bers and friends Of Grace NJ. E. church gave a
welcome reception to their new pastor, Rev. A.
tendance. Mr.. Hiram Michaels, in behalf of
the church and congregation, welcomed the
pastor and family. Mr.. Riley responded in a
nj MT yna mar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-30

MARRIED.-Mr. Irwin B. ::Moulton and Miss
Mary L. McComas, Of this city, were married
Thursday morning at Hamline M. E. church.
The ceremony was performed by the pastor
Rev. H. r. Naylor, after which the happy cou-
pie left for New York. Prof. King played the
wedding march and Geo. L. Wheelock, Oliver
A. Swain, Randall b. Saunders, and Grant
Hodgkins acted as ushers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-30

A SUIT FOR DAMAaEs.-Howell Cobb to-day,
by Campbell Darlington and Irving William
son, filed suit against the District to-day to
recover 10000 damages for injuries received
by falling into an unguarded excavation on AZ
street, between NJ and N street southwest
January 8 last, and his right shoulder was dis
located, his side bruised and strained, &C.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-30

MARRIAGE LIcENsEs.-Marriage licenses have
been issued by the clerk of the court to W. ].
H. Hogan, Of West Dedhsm, Mass. and Mary
+. Culver; John Clark and Agnes Downs.
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NOTARIES PUBLIC.

VoNNISsIoKkE on DkEDs lok EVERY sTXr1
" spd Tsrutory, Notary aAd .. y oolamasnaonss
Jko. 4 hkAIA. lSxl - NJ In 49, arsm ~
~ Nns Az
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-30
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN WHO Is EN-
w gagged during the day employment at nights; best
Of referenees. Address p. GEORGE, Star office.
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FOR RENT-FLATS

EoR RENT-TLoRENcf FLATS y. W. coRNER
-. ,th and sta nv. Ap&rtments u -four MONA
s1nthern .xrsn, eomps,eS shoics los.t'e
mh3o-3ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-30
The Death Record.

During the twenty-four hours ending at noon
to-day deaths were reported to the health Office
as follows: Adam Miller, white, 4s years; Maud
Agnes Hoffman, white, Is years; James Joseph
O'Connor, white, IL years; Florence E. Green
leaf, colored, months; Joseph o. Churchwell
coiored, 70 years; Mary Ferguson, eolored, q
years; Jane Courtney, colored, IS years; Mary
Ann Williams, colored, 81 years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-30

The NEW DINE MUSEUM, on 9Th street, be-
tween E and F, under the management of Mr..
T. A. johnson, offers many attractions to the
curious, including the great Xii Bo, who dances
on broken glass, and q fat woman who weighs
71s pounds. In addition there il q stage per-
formance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-30

THE TESTIMONY BEFORE THE LYDEcKER COURT
MARTIAL ALL IS-oEN. DUANE ON THE BAD
WORK IN THE NEW YORK TuSNEL-THR COURT
WILL MEET AGAIN MONDAY.
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.


EOR RENT-OFFICE ON, SECOND FLOOR OF
II Mutual Fire Ina Co. Building, corner OF Pa ave.
and 9th st. NV. Inquire in ROOM No. /, 9O2 Pa ave-
NV. mh3O-3ts
EOR RENT-TwO COMMUNICATING OFFICE
il roma. with private toilet adjoining; 1st floor;
i4C6 st NV; s2opsr month JOHN sH atia I,
NOR RENT.-FINE OFFICE ROOM. VERY CHEAP,
Il in Sun Building. Inquire in store.
SCHULTZ GAS FIXTURE CO.,
mh2S-0t Sun Building
EQR RENT-TWo NICE OFFICE ROOMS, FIRST
IL door. OBJ 9TH st. NV, opposite Post-Office De.
RssysmRens; HriSe ~ Per month Call a. The NEW
EoR RENT-THE OFFICES NOW OCCUPIED By
e Messre Gurlsy Bros. on hrst floor Of 1919 ST..
frop NAY Apply W. Riley DEEBLk, Basement
EoR RENT-A VERY DESIRABLE OFFICE ON
mh25-6t. TYLER 3 RUTHERFORD
EOR RENT-KLRGANT BANKING. STORE. AND
y once rooms " the handsome marble 'front.' "Fieu-
ng Building" 141o @ 1t. NV; we'll LIGHTED. vend-
l ass1 and heated By ss'sT G2sn nrsPscS1 " every
WA@.enh31 1zlo q st. Az.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-30

II SPECIAL
Actual bzrgians q lumber Of slightly used Pknos
and orsans, IN perfect order. Sold On ~ pAynents
mh23-tosap ". o. SMITH. l2z5 Pa ave.
4. OR sAIE-JUST ARRIVED FORTY HEAp OF
Il choice Driving saddle Coach, and Drsught Horses,
pairs OF matched Draught Horses. weight l4O1
each or 10 nne Carriage Horses. or b nne Saddle
Horses seversi nne Cart horsesand few farm mares;
the rest suitable Tor all puro.es prceA from x5o
10 $3.50; have also hshd me hoad horsss thss
trot better than 3minutes; AL stock warranted
REPRESENTED. trial and sstln1sctlon
snteed. J. W. YATES oON, In Rear OF olz v It
Nv. mn<O-<N
NOR sALE-sEvERAL FINE CARRIAGES. CON.
il sistng of elezxnt Brewster Landau. one hand
some French Broue hAIn- Cart. almost pews
English Landau, and Ensish Victoria These
riaxes are in perfect condtion. snd VIII cheap
Nouce-PriyAe families. desirous VI elther buying
selling turnouta vii md IL 70 their advantage cal
me, my facilities Tor the purchase aud of
Horses. Csrraees Harness. &c, are unsurpassed and
Qualed by any establishment IN this country.
mhIo-3m NM r. DOwNkN. loxO L st. nv
IroK sALE-PIANo BARGAINs-PIANOs TUNED
nail attended %. PfEIffEn CoNLIff,
mhl3-lm 1881 81 ne.
IroR sALE-THE LARGEST STOCK AND BEST
II variety I'm the caty Of Bugsnes. Ex-fop fhsetonA,
Ex-Top surreys. CutUnoer surreys, CaDopy-Too
surreys and Spring Phsetons. Alisfnre fhsetonk.
yscsorias Doctor Phaetons spscislty. and nfty df
ferent kinds Of business wsxons snd trucks sole aens
tor the Columbus Buggy Go. vshiclesi no trouble 20
9th aud n. Y. ave. and 1850 sd 81 nv mhS-8a
LOB SALE -THH lotto GAS ENGINE NE
Il Quires No booer; svoids all expeDsys sttsndaScs;
oss handling of fusl Send Tor cArculAf
and price list. D. kAi1-ACf. Az. ga fth O. nls
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-30

T$OR sALE-SToCK. FIXTURES AND LICENSE
l. OF bar room; also, basatee table, IN good Ocntlon
northwest. Apply 70 HENhY NIX. AS 9TH St = W.
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TNOR SALE-BY FRANK II PELOUZE, l3l3FsT
l. 10 Shares Bank Of Republic
b hares Electric Light
10 Shares Belt" Railroad
100 share Risgs Fire Insurance
100 shares Columbia
100 Shares " ashlIgton Market
Shares National Safe Deposit uhos-3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-30

EN-Secretsry and Mrs. McCulloch and Miss
Mary McCulloch will leave their Mcpherson
square home during next week for their coun.
Try place, near AyeneL Mr.. and Mrs. Yale
who have been visiting their parents have re.
turned TO New York city, and Miss Field and
Miss Armes, who we're also guests Of the house
have gone to Deerfield, Mass. Mrs McCulloch
u now a. the farm, whittier she went TO get nd
of q cold, and she - now convalescent
MIR. and Mrs. Letter, who have been in ST
Augustine, Fla, for some weeks past, have re-
turned ~ the city.
Admiral and Mrs. and Miss Russell are bacl
from . long visit at Annapolis.
Among the list Of spring time weddings tina
will be of interest here will be that of DIR
Cockreli, and Miss Leila Johnson. who is tn
daughter Of Mrs. Admiral Febiger. Tn,
engagement Of the pair has been very recently
announced to their friends.
Mrs. Judge Drake, Mrs. westcott Miss West
colt. and Miss Cresson are at home to caller
on Mondays.
Mrs. Endicott will be at home to callers o,
Thursday Of next week, and in a few DAYS afte
that will complete her preparations for leaving
the city for salem, Mass.
Mrs. Berry and the Misses Berry gave
charming reception on Thursday evening las
in honor Of the ex-Secretary and Mrs. End
colt.
Mrs. J. R. Eastman presided at the Ladies
Historical society yesterday morning. Ate
an appropriate introduction Of the subject 10
the morning-the character Of the Greeks, a
developed by the environment, read by Mrs
Eastman-Mrs. Cleveland Able read an origi
nal paper upon the Greek character. Mrs. Len
man followed and described the domestic lif
Of the Greeks Mrs. w. y. Pitkin read . selec
ton upon the social life. Mrs. 8. G. hoffman
rad an article upon the Greek laws. Mrs. W. II
Browne read paper on the influence of art upol
the Greek character, while Mr.. McLsnpan rea,
brief but clever article upon the induenc
literature had in developing the character o
the Greeks Miss Stetson rendered finely upoI
tbs piano Romance" BY Rubenstsin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-30

ISOR SALE-WE HAVE RESUMED DIR Fish
business and are prepared 10 furnish all kinds of
Potomac nsh, either fresh y salt the shortest
notice. We lLyite the public, and esIeciaIly our odd
customers TO give Us call aud viii eudeayor 70
please and give satisfaction. AT IL In st wharf,
1elephone cali 3s4-S, klley's ofhee.
mh.s-lm RFFnx RRO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-02-27
STILL FIGHTING FOR WEBB.
Unsuccessful uD to Date.

The friends of Commissioner Webb are max
ing desperate and plainly visible efforts to Sc
cure his confirmation. Yesterday afternoon
Mr.. Rddleberger. the Commissioners cham
pion, moved to go into executive session. He
has been making that motion for some time
past but last night was the first
time the Senate gave it considera-
ton. Everybody understood why the Sem
ator from Virginia had suddenly changed front
on the question of the executive sessions, and
some people imagined thax the confirmation of
Mr.. Webb would undoubtedly take place the
first time the Senate had chance at il. It did
not, however, turn out that way last night
Motions were made to discharge the commit
tees in charge of the nominations Of Commits
sioner Webb, Assistant Postmaster General
Stevenson (to succeed the late Judge Merrickl.
and Assistant Secretary Thompson, as a
member of the ciyil-service commission. OBJ
lection was made to immediate consideration
OF the motions, SO under the rule they went over
to come up ct the next executive session
The friends OF the nominees mentioned believe
they can secureenougE votes on the republican
side to join with the democrats IN taking these
cases out of the hands of the COMMITTEES. A
lively fight is anticipated when the question
comes up for discussion at the next executive
session.
1t is evident from the fact that a motion to
discharge the committee from further consid-
Grafton of MIR. Webb's case was made that the
ambiguous action of the District committee last
Friday in the absence of a majority of the re-
publican members is not viewed either by the
Senate or the committee as favorable report
upon Mr.. Webb's nomination. 1t was rumored
last night and early this morning that special
meeting of the District committee was to be
held to-day to consider the nomination and to
make some definite report thereon, but If any
portion of the committee desired such q meet
ing they did not get it.
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Inauguration Weather.

GEN. GREELy THINKS TIE OUTLOOK VERY UNFA-
voRABLE.
'Is il too soon to begin talking about the in
auguration weather 2" asked STAR reporter of
Gen. Greedy this morning.
"I don't know that it is, was the reply of the
chief signal officer, as he led the way towards
the prediction-room. He went from map to
map, frowning now and then, running his fin
ger along the crooked pencil lines drawn across
the papers, mentally calculating from the HERO
glyphic figures bespotting the surface, and
thoughtfully rapping his knuckles on the high
desk
Il find very bad condition out here" he
finally said, pointing to circle representing
Astoris, at the mouth Of the Columbia river,
on the Pacific coast. 1.-The wind is blowing AZ
miles an hour there this morning from the
southeast, and tho barometer has dropped per-
ceptibly. This is strong indication Of . Sc
we're storm in the Pacific ocean region, which
Is closed book to us. Such q wind is almost
unprecedented at Astoria. That Is the
only unfavorable element in sight, as the
result of merely local conditions that win moi
last. II this storm enters the country it will
first make its appearance at the northwestern
corner, and will in all probability traverse the
entire breadth Of the continent unless checked
by mass Of cold air flowing down from Brit
ish America. There are five days between now
and Monday morning, ample time for this
storm to reach us. II would only have to get
as far as the Great Lakes, provided II did not
go too far north, to give US very bad weather.
should say, on the whole, that the outlook il
very unfavorable for good weather next Mon
da."
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CAPITOL TOPICS.
TARIFF STATISTICAL BUREAU.

A TARIFF STATISTICAL BUREAU.
Representative Wheeler, of Alabama, from
the committee on expenditures in the Treasury
department, yesterday reported to the House a
bill to create and establish tariff statistical
bureau III the Treasury department. The bu-
reau Is to secure and keep constantly on file the
tariff laws of all countries. and to collate and
compile information showing the effect OF those
laws upon the general prosperity of the coun-
tries by which they are enacted. The CON-
mittee in its report SAYS that the bureau is alb
soluteiy necessary to enable members of Con-
gress and the citizens of the several states to
acquire reliable and accurate information re-
garding the tariff laws of foreign countries and
the effect of the tariff legislation which is in
force in the United States at this time.
EXTRA SESSION OF THE SENATE.
President Cleveland last night issued proc
lamation calling an extra Session of the Senate
to meet at noon on March to receive execu-
tive communications.
THE INAUGURAL CEREMONIES IN THE SENATE.
Those ex-Senators, governors Of states,
officers of the army and navy, persons who
have received the thanks of Congress and Sem
ators and members-elect, can secure tickets OF
admission to the Senate to witness the inaugu.
ration ceremonies ON the 4th of March by max
ing personal application to Col. Canaday, SER
geant-at-arms of the Senate, on Saturday.
WORTHLESS PAPERS.
The Secretary of War to-day transmitted to
Congress detailed statements from the heads
of bureaus in the War department, showing
the condition and character of such papers
&C., as are not needed or useful in the transac-
ton of current business, and have NO perma.
nent or historical value.
FOR THREE MORE NEW STATES.
Representative Springer has introduced a
bill providing for the admission of the terrific
ries of Arizona, Idaho, and Wyoming as states.
1t provides that these territories may become
states as provided in the omnibus bill approved
on the 22d instant, and that the provisions OF
that act shall be extended to these territories
the same as if they had been included in the
act with certain exceptions.
NOTES.
Representative Perkins presented in the
House yesterday Senate concurrent resolu.
ton of the Kansas legislature asking for legis-
iation that will open the Indian territory to
settlement.
The republican members of the Ohio con-
gressional delegation will give a dinner to Sen.
tor Sherman Friday evening at Welcker's hotel