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Wichita eagle., 1889-02-06
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ished by oberne, Hosick & Co.
Markets BY TELE 5RAPH.
New ork Money.

New ! OK Motley.
NEW YORK Feb. 4.
J Money on call easy at 2@5 per cent, last loan
S. closed offered al 3. -
Prime mercantile paper. 4s5 per cent 90 oc -.
S,a-Iinr eXchange dull but steady at u 80 Tor
90 day bills and - $50 for demand
Stocks were dull. a. coa - .,
Wichita eagle., 1889-02-06

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W .-s.if. ssoE tsyr5sory a1s al PAc.ee eosss
posnts j. tss Ass-ozn Fsez2< II scott
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INVESTMENT
PHILADELPHIA, July D. issA

PHILADELPHIA, July D. is.A
wichita Eagle, Wichit&. Kan
Gsntlemen.--Ue have seen one Of your
Mortgage Loan registers AZ the Once of
the Phiiadeiphis Mortgage and Trust Co,
this city. and shsIl b obliged IL you Will
.sna this company one similar in al re-
sT.eet. al your earliest convenience. AID rs-
main ksy~cttaily yours.
TEKoDogx EEoTHrscHAx.
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ST. Louis Live Stock.

ST. Louis Live STOCK.
ST. LOUIS. Feb s.
CATTLE-Receipts 00G shipments Sm Marker
strong Choic heavy native steers IS og4 20 iai W
good IS 0l3 So butchers steers medium 10 choics'
~ 4OaS ~ stockers and feeders falr 20 goo9'
81 g042 7G rangers, fed, IS G1S3 6G grass ieo'
81 70lg2 49, am xsrr.,
HOGS = Receipts 4.4o0; shipments AGO Market
stronger active. Che ce heavy and butchers seiec-
lions a 0i s.; light grades ordi airy TO Dest - 10
"a 20 ,,.r;,..
steady Fair TO choice IS 0U44 %.
Wichita eagle., 1889-02-06
Wichita Ora N Market.

Furnished byJ w Hawn & Co., grain and com
mission merchants,
-,~Ir,T-N-o Q soft. Ssas9c: No. 2hard. 7sG8lc
COR%-No 2whiie 25gz24c; No. z mixed Z-g zoe.
OATS-No white, 221eC&23ci No. mixed OS%lc'
RYF-5sc.
HAYS 5055 90.
Furnished by oberne, Ho-ick & Co ~
HIDES-Green 81 50a3 -, green salt - OcC99 W
DRY sailed 4aGc gr pets 4Oe 5c iry peiU' SSi~~'
TAII,OW-No prime nc; No. 2552c-
Wichita eagle., 1889-02-06
New Y ork Produce

New Nork Produce
NEW YORK. Feb. 5.
GEFAT-Firner: No. . red, S4s4&95lsc.
CORN-Easy. No ?. axe.
OATS-DuiE mixed. 2.ss'S'c VIII lie St&4oc.
C0EFkE-Steady; sales l4.71 bags ESsc.
SUGAR-5SsG5asc.
BUTTER-iSsalsc,
CHEESE-Dul; t0.s&lIlsc.
Wichita eagle., 1889-02-06

Ii OAELESS wOMEN-Homeless women out of
Ia employment will find a shelter cheaper than
at any place ia the city Dy coming 10 the Faith
Home. il5 Pennsylvania ave, one door north Of
Douglas. Ii-tf
Wichita eagle., 1889-02-06

Cash quotations were as follows.
FIOCR-Unchanged
wHEAT-No spring, 95sS7>sc. No. spring sSc;
No. red. 9jlSc'
CORN-No. :, SS1s aS55sc.
0ATS-No. ,. 25s4c.
RYE-No >. i6iac
BARLEN-Nominal.
FIAA SEED-Sl.su.
TIMOTHY SEED Prime, nominal.
PQkK-sll 5jSu Gig.
LARD-S7 ol.
hlSkI-$l0S
Wichita eagle., 1889-02-06
MISCELLANEOUS.
MISS EFFIE Z CAVE,

Teacher Of the singing voice in the art OF express
sion and pianoforte playing. Miss Cave VIII re-
celve pupils at her residence, corner Second and
Main street, room a. Fletcher building. dI9-I
Wichita eagle., 1889-02-06

BuTTER-Steady.f fancy creamery. 27Ge9c: choice
to nEs Da2ec; hue dairy, SoS22c; good 10 choice,
lS@Dc.
EGGS-Weak: $685.
Wichita eagle., 1889-02-06
PIANO TUNING.

W. II. Powers, practical piano tuner and repairer
IS years experience, and work fully warran ted
Orde left at Shaw's music house, 10y n Main, vii
receive nrom Mt attention. 43-tf
Wichita eagle., 1889-02-06
LOST

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Wichita eagle., 1889-02-06

Engraved CALLING cards a. tes
wicfstA EAgLE efhcs- a|s ~
Wichita eagle., 1889-02-06
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WANTED-Residence by a family OF three adults
w To rent a furnished OF un1urnished residence
OF about rooms. modern coDvenlences. Ia desir-
able locality, with stable preferred Kent payable
in adv vance for term If an object. UneXcept0nal
references. Address with fun particulars. Resi-
dence lock box 3J.. u 6S-6r
Wichita eagle., 1889-02-06

WANTED-A situation TO do hoGsework bya goo.
w girl. Best OF references. Call at LIS Pennsylva
MIA ave. ,i6s etS
Wichita eagle., 1889-02-06
TtEEg UP.

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savs asz1- y 2 fszzs1zs * I4szst<sSEs- 49,
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Wichita eagle., 1889-02-06

w ANTED-By a respectable young lady. dress
w making any kind OF neediework- Vii
work out by the day II desired. Address iocK box
u.s. 81
Wichita eagle., 1889-02-06
ROGERS

The Photographer. Pictures in all sizes and styles
He also carries the finest assortment OF picture
frames In tho city. Give him friendly call and ex-
anime samples
Wichita eagle., 1889-02-06

WANTED-A girl with references wants some
w light Lousework Inquire at SIS North Market
81
Wichita eagle., 1889-02-06
FOR RENT-R00MS.

I,OR RENT y csiy furnished front looms single
or en- slife A. : 3 pef week apiece. 4 so two
unfurnished ROOMS for ~ per month al 80 y Asf
LAT
Wichita eagle., 1889-02-06
FOR SALE Oh EXCHANGE

u-OR SALE Or EXCHANGE-Property east wess.
II north and south. farms from ltD acres ~ Ia
% acrss improved and unimproyed city property
in alf-; ever In Kansas AID also in Illinois
IL you have anything sell or trade call and 49,
me- once hours from TO y q. and % ?. ~.
roorp Y, Getto block a. J. Etsewortb. sU-
Wichita eagle., 1889-02-06


TOR RENT 0 p. Williams st. good rooms sir
i gle or en- suite with without board. one block
south Of Douglas avenue Bet references gwen
anu required. Cali at once. Best Table board IL
the city elgFF
y,oR RENT-rwo sfris rooms At % = month suit
i able for one or Two gc8tiepea win Dosri J.
desired Inquire a 5is south Market. a'o9-
a OK REST-Two good. first class bottom farms
T for cash, sir and ger miles from icults. = 4
V. Hartwsii. valley Center Kan DC o.
Tor RFXT-A nice iurnisi ed room. suitable for
Il two gentlemen Z Er-t Et,Jr. 0ut+4te ess-
trance. Furnace beat ane Gss vi Topess a 49,
T7oK RENT-oDe large froa; roorn and @.esve
go hseies esesr 70 ps1ts 10 y ID bo4rd N ts
h4Hse Table bos ders wanted Al tS-S9 PEI ss~es
IL y EnpOrta ave a"s-1s
I>oa REST-Faruished roonns-i have fe~
IT more ieff east AID % n fT9ot They a. Lsfz-
with or wlfaoss s-oafe- oar r4iez are rs4.9sslie
and location near osfsi1e-s t4 AlG - seiefr
yea iocaie. Baysss hOure ~ SsTta Efz15'crtE SIC
TOR gEST-SiceIy Furnished Q. safsrsishet
II rooms A. io~ A. g y ns0Hta Alsy L%fse isSss
roms IL sa.ss AZ 10 south Iegrk. a.s .-sz1ss e.
room Nc. u n the Sa4lf4zS q ~
I,0R RENT-YzrnssAsi roon.s. siss soSFs. 4
i private family. tac3gelaS tSo Il s1tt = sssle
soef al - .e sy.s 1900 al s.ss Sesl
fosekA ave
I,cg hENr-A r'eNsazi fgFaasast frost Foo1z
srosEa soef ~ est = &c Z 80 9 - :.
Al SI7 sorsh LAwreBee are -
I-oR REsT-anscesy tsrnssase ;ron; roosas -
T. ssst y seIAras@. win ps@ q a. sees-. -
s coz. :. sr = i ss:s. dss e. = .ssss r.
VII y .er SIS ~ Eaoz-A - s>ssiaessFg 80
Car At - =. 1os~sa ave
r-og RrxT-esaoa o<-sss wssa ysrGsc; DEa. So
rsat.4Atiosa IL e : sss;z.-s. a. = 80 : =. y
Gol2zs. $780,. 49,
Wichita eagle., 1889-02-06
HELP WANTEp-TEMAIE
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE

WANTED-A good girl with reference wants SOM
w Light housework- Inquire II SiS y. Asrket,
a. 81
Wichita eagle., 1889-02-06

in advance for term If an object UneNceptl0nal
references. Address with fun particulars. Resi-
dence lock box 32- 6S-6t
XNANTED-To trade MosIer safe with burglar
W proof chest for a large fire proof safe with
increased capacity. Address Or call At l3s y. Main
street. 5. w, Cooper. Il oS-tI
VTANTED-Are you doing business for glory. or
w is it money you WANT Look here Let u talk
business. NOn located where IL Is overdoue.
Too much competition; profits little or nothing are
s. it'll, grain buyer. WRereS Al wherry! The new
Depot, telegraph, express, past ofiiee. water By
drive" well fourteen fifteen feet nearest town
valley. A fine chance VIII you gos see Friscos
map. First Oh the ground viii secure liberal Ia
ducementG. See plat and get terms OF !. r. Moore,
room 81. Zimmeriy building. city. dGa bt-
JITANTED-A good tvyo-1yheeI dump cart Apply
w TO "A. A hyde or Albert ellis. lsS0 Fairnouns
WANTED College Hill :. & b. club want to
W rent a good upright piano. Apply 10 Mrs.
Emer at lnnes & Ross. 10
w inveA in best paying cuisines in Kansas;
will pay from S2UU 10 $40 per MONTH no chances 10
take. II you mean business address h. AJ south
Market street, city. 6os
w ANTED-A hrtner with from $500 10 sl2.c0l
w 10 engage In profitable mercantile business
in this city Good references given and required
Address Is. Y, over l43 y. Main ST., Wichita kan.
NYANTED-Good. tenement houses. Bring Ia
w your for rent propeI ty-hOuse, barn, hotel.
livery stable farm store hall ofice living rooms
whatever You may have either inside or suDur-
ban. All propert. placed in our hands Will hHVo
over l25 " Market ST.. lsrael-Myers building B. AT
UANTED-Canvassers for door plates. bells.
w house mum bers. alarms. etc. good pay; Hun
ter & Russell. Grand RAPIDS Mich oaJ las
Wichita eagle., 1889-02-06

XNANTED-To trade Mosler safe with burglar
W proof chest for a large fire proof safe with
increased capacity. Address call at 49, y. Main
street 5. w. Cooper. os-u
Wichita eagle., 1889-02-06
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
NEW TIME TABLE CHICAGO, KANSAS
NEBRASKA R'Y-
! TRock Island Route1

Elegantfree reclining charcars on all trains and
Pullman sleepers on night trains. Tickets sold ana
baggage checked through TO all points h. south
east aud west. City ticket Office 20 East Douglas
avenue passenger station corner Douglas and
Mead avenues. Z. A, RUTHERFoHD
Ticket Agent.
Wichita eagle., 1889-02-06

w ANTED-By young lady, situation as
w teacher OF music in college seminary,
good Recommendations. Address N. c. P . box ~
Arkansas CITY. Kan t96is
Wichita eagle., 1889-02-06

"ANTED-A young woman would like TO have
w as tuation to 90 general homework ia a
small family, or Homework and assist in nursing
give good reference Inquire at the Faith Home
Wichita eagle., 1889-02-06
FOR sALE--MIsOELLANEOUs.

LOB SALE-$J cash II taken this week OF
II the finest farms ia The stale. about ~ miles
from Wichita This is genuine snap and wal 20
quick. call a. once you viii miss IT. a. J. rdge-
worth, room az Gette block. oEv1
NOR SALE-Large safe and Office furniture. also
II boiler and engine All good a. new and very
cheap. j. Aokernsn s Co., rooIa No. zll ) 9iaiB
street. o. %
IrOK SALE OR RENT-Notce 10 non residents
i All property, either suburban or Inside. placed
exclusively in our care, for sale Or rent. viii haF
special attention and protection Send IL your
property reference. Wichita National Bank- 10
rae Bros. :. rs y. Market 81. Israel
Myers building. q az
LrOR SALE-Mosler safe medium SIZE double
Il doors, good az new. Cheap. easy ierGIs. l. l.
Newcomb druggist, JU7 K. Douglas ave. II
L>OR SALE-Scale books short hani writers note
IL books, blank receipt an note books and iega
blanks OF every kind Mail orders promptly attend
TO- Gail o. or address the " ici.ita EAGLE Y !cA-
a. Kan lt0H
L'OR SALE-One pair or Hai.re gears, mortise zea+
i is -5.92 diameter ~ face. Bialon "a c.tnetef
AZ two face each VIII :, set screw. cored - y hes
and ieet IA vii! sell cheap never been Use cost
.5riiI sell for So cash II taken sooa a.. a. tas
Eagle oLlce O4s@- u
Wichita eagle., 1889-02-06

rtIJn N Cards, Wedding Invita-
tiots Luncheon Cards,
ALI "! Menu Cards. Party Invita-
toBs. Printed Ii no.
graph. d at re Wichita EAGLE office, wich-
TIA, kansas
Wichita eagle., 1889-02-06

TOR RENT 0 y. Williams st. good rooms sir
i gle or suite with or without board. one hiock
suuth Of Douglas avenue Beet references given
and required. Cali at once Best Table board IL
the city. c9e-
Wichita eagle., 1889-02-06

CTORAdts-For household goods merchsrdiss
= boxed or loose. IL you have any goods to stors
bring them 20 the wichita storage Co. No. lie Wess
Douglas MI
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THE RAILROAD RUSH.
One Hundred and Forty thousand Peo-
pie Brought into the City.

The streets we're lively yesterday Nth
parades Of military organizations which took
part In the Inauguration parade and which we're
on their way to the railroad stations homeward
bound At the depots many tender parting
scenes were witnessed, and TIE srA1 artist
thus depicts one he witnessed:
SCOOP BYxr"
The Pennsylvanis railroad brought into the
city FOR the Inauguration 5000 persona, of
which number 5000 arrived on the LIST, Is 900
on the I'd, 1900 on the Cd and II 900 on the
atn instant up to noon. Some of the trains on
tuesday morning were unprecedentedly large,
tnere being one in twelve sections, and it was
late In the day before as few 20 four sections 70
q train we're reached. After the parade the
exodus was something which looked like . ''go-
as-you-please business" for trains we're made
up rapidly and dispatched almost a. fast a.
loaded. From to Q O'Clock trains left ten
minutes apart, and later in the night the depart
ures averaged intervals Of 80 minutes, and this
continued until morning.
AT TIE BALTIMORE AND OHIO DEPOT.
Strains Of martial music were floating through
the Baltimore and Ohio depot all day yester-
day, and hundreds Of people, big and little, of
all colors and dress, we're hurrying away. The
company have been taxed to their utmost, and
have disposed Of the people in excellent style.
General Manager Clements has a private car
on q side track and personally supervises the
moving Of trains. In conversation with STAR
reporter he said that the crowd was unpre-
cedented, and that the company had hauled
upward Of $1,000 people. Not an accident of
any kind marred the moving of trains, and
everything is in good working order. A good
many OF the civic organizations left yesterday.
The pie woman on the outside Of the depot did
q thriving business yesterday. and the news
boys sold odt before noon.
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD

baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD
~ seheduls in effect Dec. 9th. 1883.
avenue and st
For Chicaso and Northwest. yestibuled limited 81.
foi Cincinnau Indianapolis and ST. Louis. express
Ior Pttsburx and Cleveland v.stiouled limited o..
press. dsiiy. 90 4 N. and express, y:U5 pm
For Batiiaere. week days. 5. 6:3o. GAO. 7.ao
s sS atS ~ sas;%ing!s H tT.n
s 5S Pm 9s sS 9sS. s s sS ss 4
For Way ltions between Washington and B.lt,.
| sundays s so $50 ai mo- i iis 81
6;45, II 80 pm. 800 '' '''''
g60 Dos 1880. 5-iniuie irsin,s.m IL is 9:o3
SS sSS sSS fS ;StH
@ S1 lob AZ 40 nm s Sunday. sa
,,I oE statioas Up the Metropolitan Branch. te:y5.
iS p spd g for prnS,p' stations only
For Gaithersbns and intermsdiate points. 1900 .
boyd. aud m,s ;iS station. t7.oo pm
Church train leaves Washington ON Sunday ., 1 is
E H. stopping 1t al stations on Metropolitan
,ior Frederick. tlo:loam. t4.s5. rs 30 pm Sum
Gays ID pm
Trains arrive from Chicago daily IS m and Is
pm. from Cincinnati and 81 Ls'uis daily 6:2o m,
PHILADELPHIA DIVISION
For Philadelphis and Wilmington, daily Salsa m
o3, 4:2o and Al 30 p. m Buffet Parlor Cars on tns
S:l5 In. and 20 D. t-ains Sleeping Car on me
IL 80 ~, open ut pm
lor intermediate points between Baltimore and
PhilAdelphis- u 30 am, * :05 and "A 80 pm
rains leave lhiladelphix tor Washington, daily,
800 II ;o0 am, 30, 100 pm. and ~ :O5 nigat-
fExcept Sunday. DAILY sSundsy only
baggage called for and checked at hotels and rsst-
dences On orders LETT NJ ticket ofoes 6l9 aud 1851
v. N CLEMENTS, CHAs. O. scuII.
90 Gen. MANAGER Gen. Pass. Agent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-06
FRANKS OF THE SOLDIERS.
The Police Have Hard Work to Re-
strain Some Of Them.


Yesterday morning before daybreak the visit
ing soldiers appeared on the streets in large
numbers. Some of them had apparently been
out all night They were bent on having good
time, and they seemed to have only partially
succeeded. Daybreak found many Of them
hanging on to lampposts and tree boxes and
occupying front doorsteps. An early break
was made for the lunch-room breakfast tables,
and they then started out to do up" the town.
"John Chinaman" soon found il would be more
pleasant for him to rem ain indoors. His front
door was generally To-, ei. So far as could be
learned not a single kn.s ut of the hatiron and
queue was seen on the streets after daybreak.
PROCESSION OF BooTBLAcKs.
The first thing done by the soldiers was to
get up procession Of nearly fifty bootblacks
and parade the Avenue and It'll street. The
procession was headed by several musicians and
at the end OF the route each of the colored boys
was given job.
A crowd of about three dozen soldiers, each
with an oyster horn, met on the Avenue and
started of for q lively time. One of their num-
Der carried q flag They marched down the
Avenue to 18th street and then went through
the Division" Each saloon and other place
was serenaded- They upset beer kegs in front
of saloons, threw them into front doors, and
changed movable business signs from one place
to another. and then dispersed Ali day long
the horn-blowing was continued.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-06
A Cure for HydrophObia.

Chance has led to the discovery Of a cure for
hydrophobia. At Ayacucho, Peru, man was
bitten by a mad dog and shortly after the
dreaded disease developed. In his madness
the man rushed from the house, and falling
among a lot of ''peuca" plants, some OF Juice
of these plants entered his mouth and he swal-
lowed it. A moment of reason seems to have
followed, during which he seized some of the
leaves. broke them, and drank of the milky
and glutinous sap with which they are gem
orally saturated. When his friends found him
he was senseless. with the "peuca" or mag
ney" leaves clutched in his hands. He was
carried to his home, and soon regained his
health. Experience has long since taught the
South American Indians that ''peuca" Juice or
sap invariably acts as a cure upon dogs suffer-
ing from hydrophobia
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DIEDMONT AIR LINE
klhsllnla -, -. rai--..-- IA. ,ooa

i Schedule ia eft Get February 10th. 1881
$3.50 A. Mast Tenn. Mail Daily for Warranton.
between Alexandra and Ly ncl6ury Roanoke BRISTOL
hnoxvlle, home, Calera, Montgomery, and New :.
leans. pullman Sleeper Washington TO New Orlesns
~ - a h-fast Mail Daily Tor Msrrenton. Char.
LyDchburv, Rocky Mount, Danville and Stations be-
Tween lyheLbuTg and Danv1lle, Greensboro KaleiglL
ham. Montroery New Orleans Teiss and taI1rs
Pullman Sleeper New York to Atlanta IuI ian Parlr
cars Atlantis 70 MONTGOMERY Pullman sleepers Mont
tor Birmingham, Nicksburg and Shreycport Pulman
sleeper Greensboro to Columbia and Augusta solid
trains Washington 70 Atlanta Does not connect Tor
4. ~. route points Sundays.
2:3O p. M.-bally, except Sunday. for Manassas
etrasbulg and intermediate stations
L: H,,,aielni 40 y ryss 'aily, via Lynchburg
Bfstoi and Chattanooga, Pullman vestibule sleepsrs
Washington ~ Memphis aud thence 10 Arkailsas
Points.
$50 p M-western Express Daily for Manassas.
natl Pullman sleepers and solid Trains washington
IL 100 T. M-southern Express Daily for Lynch.
burg Davilie, Raleigh Ashev1lle Charlotte, Colum-
ans, Texas and Caiforl Ia Pullman Nestibule SLEEPER
Washington TO New Orleans via Atlanta and Mont
foiLsry iulimAn Sleeper Washington " Augusta
Trains ON Ashii rton and Ohio dyis:oa leave Wash.
ineto. $500 NJ Day excel SUI day. and :45 r. Al
paiiy; arrive Rqald Pm II 80 A y. aud f:20 PM
DAILY eicebt SUNDAY. arriving Washington $3.50
vile and hynchburg arrive ia Washington ZOO A. NJ
AID 1:l NJ: via East Tennessee Bristol and Lynch.
burg at IL lib AM. and y:40 PM Chesai,ease
aid OHIO route and charlottesville a. 5:4v A. a.
IHkSts, sleeping car reservation ard Information
furlished aud baggage checked at Office. loo Penn
s Ssi .na a ss.01
fe3 General PASSENGER AGENT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-06
Mrs. Leland Locked Up.
THE LATE CHIEF JUSTICE cHAsEs NIECE IN
PRISON CELL.

THE LATE CHIEF JUSTICE CHAsEs NIECE IN
PRISON CELL.
Sarah G. Leland, niece of the late Chief
Justice Salmon P. Chase, was yesterday COM
mitted for trial by Justice Patterson, of the
Jefferson Market police court, in New York, in
5000 bail. In default Of that amount she vas
locked up, though she claimed that she was
suffering from hemorrhage of the lungs. Miss
Elizabeth A. Daily was the complainant against
Mrs. Leland She charged her with stealing a
pair Of diamond earrings, valued at 1875, over
year ago. and with collecting S2l5 from one
Of Miss Daily's tenants without accounting
therefor. Mrs. Leland denied both charges.
She swore that the diamonds were her own and
that she allowed Miss Daily to wear them, while
Miss Daily declared that Mrs. Leland bought
them for her Miss Daily with her (Miss
Daily's) money. Further. Miss Daily declared
that Mrs. Leland took the diamonds out of
her ears while she was sick, presumably for
safe-keeping, and returned Rhine stones in
their place. Miss Anita Leland, daughter of
the accused, gave damaging testimony against
her mother
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bers vas arrested on . similar charge, but was

bers was arrested on similar charge, but was
subsequently released.
ROUGHLY TREATED BY MILITIA.
William Harrison, colored man who II
proud Of his name, owns push cart and stands
st the corner Of 9Th and d streets, where he
picks up odd jobs. While standing there yes
terday morning Q crowd of Pennsylvania
soldiers came along and took possession. Be-
fore they left the corner the vehicle was de-
molished and Harrison was roughly handled
receiving cut on the hand and face. He made
complaint 70 the police, buhas he did not know
who the offenders we're the officers could not
assist him.
John Hunt, the painter on Louisiana avenue,
also entered complaint at headquarters
against the Pennsylvapia militia. He COM
planned that q flag was taken from in front Of
his place. He was referred to the Pennsylvania
officera
THE TROOPS IN THE P. o. DEPARTMENT BUILDING.
The Pennsylvania troops quartered in the
Post-Onice department. building did not leave
until late yesterday. As they occupied some
Of the rooms as well o. the corridors, the en-
ployes were unable to go TO work. 1t was
practically a holiday for the clerks, although
some of them were at their desks. In the In
terror department building the clerks were at
work as usual yerterday, but the tramp of the
soldiers and the rattle of muskets in the lower
corridors attracted great deal Of attention.
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Failed to Become Laws.
BILLS WHICH DID NOT RECEIVE THE PRESIDENTS
SIGNATURE.

BILLS WHICH DID NOT RECEIVE THE PRESIDENTS
SIGNATURE.
The following bills did not receive the Presi-
dents signature before the adjournment Of
Congress, and consequently failed to become
laws.
The act to require the United States circuit
and district judges to instruct the jury in
writing in certain cases.
The act to provide for trial by jury in the
Police Court of the District of Columbia.
The act granting the st. Louis and San
Francisco railroad company the right of way
through the Indian territory.
The act granting right of way through the
Indian territory to the Leavenworth and Rio
Grande railroad company, and acts granting
pensions and other relief to various persons.
including V. A. Fitzpatrick, widow Of Major
General Fitzpatrick