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FROM THE CAPITOL.
SUPREME COURT BUILDING.
A Bill to Purchase Site for $780,.
900 Passes the Senate.
IN MEMORY OF S. S. COX.
EulogieS in the House of the Late
New York Representative.
SENATE.

Among the bills reported from the committee
and placed on the calendar were the following:
The House bill to increase TO S25OOOO the
limit of cost of the public building at Whining
ton. Del.
The Senate bill for the construction of q dry
dock for the United States naval station on
Paris Island Port Royal, sc
PORTRAIT OF LINCOLN AND STATUE OF GRANT.
MIR. Manderson introduced two bills (that
were referred to the library committee) for the
purchase of Mathews portrait of Abraham
Lincoln and TO accept from the c. Az a statue
of L. S. Grant, and pedestal. to be placed IN
statuGry hall in the Capitol.
In connection with the latter Mr.Nest stated
that the committee on public buildings and
grounds had this morning ordered the report
ing Of bill for an equestrian statue % Gen.
Grant in the city of Washington.
COL N'LEASs WIDOW.
A Senate bill for the payment of back pay
and emoluments as major in the army from
1854 to 1875 to the widow of Lieut. Col
Nathaniel Fl. Mclean WAS taken from the cal
endar for consideration. 1t was opposed by
Mr.. Cockrell.
MIR. Davis, chairman Of the committee on
military affairs, who had reported the bill. vim
dicated that report on principles of law as well
as of equity.
Mr.. Gockren replied to Mr.. Davis and the
bllf was passed without division.
On motion of Mr.. Spooner the House was
requested TO return TO the Senate the bill
recently passed for q public building in Ash
land.Wi The object of the recall of the bill is
to make the appropriation 100000 instead of
s2OO.OOo, as it was made by an error IN the
printing Office.
SITE FOR U.s. SUPREME COURT BUILDING.
On motion of Mr.. Morrill,, the Senate bill
authorizing the purchase OF site for build
ing for the accommodation of the Supreme
Court OF the United States (the square directly
east OF the Capitol and corresponding with The
new library site) was taken up, and
Mr.. Morrill, made statement ia which
he mentioned the cost at about S600. 900.
and spoke OF the importance of obtaining il at
once and of erecting building on 1t in har-
mony with the dignity and power of the Su-
preme Court. He alluded to the desirabiity
of having in the central part of the
Capitol the painted sandstone material replaced
10y white marble. He might no: live, he said,
to see that accomplished, but there were many
Senators present who would.
The bill was passed without further discus
sion and without a division.
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THE HOUSE.

In his prayer this morning the chaplain made
q feeling reference to the fact that they had
gathered to pay the last tribute of respect
and affection of the nation TO the memory of a
man long familiar TO this hall and TO those
frequenting it"-Hon. s. S. Cox. deceased.
PUBLIC BrILDISG BILLS.
The Speaker having laid before the House
various House public building bills, with Senate
amendments (making the appropriations), Mr..
Cannon Qnl } impressed upon the House the
necessity of some definite line of action being
taken in regard to these measures.
The House had uniformly stricken out the
appropriation and the Senate had as uniformly
voted il III.
The Lynn, Mass, and Ashland. Wis. public
building bills were sent to conference.
On motion of Mr.. Adams Ul.l. Senate
amendments were concurred in TO House bill
to divide the judicial district of North Dakota
Mr.. Henderson 1owa), from the committee
on appropriations, reported bill 10 provide
vaults and safeguards for the security OF the
public money in the custody of the United
States Treasurer. Referred 10 committee of
the whole
TRIBUTES TO THE MEMORY OF SAMUEL. s. cox.
At o'clock public business was suspended
and the House proceeded to pay tribute to the
memory of Samuel S. Cox of New York.
Mr.. Cummings (N. Y.) delivered
the first address He dwelt upon
Mr.. Cox's endearing qualities and high intel
lect. He had friends everywhere and enemies
nowhere. His active and busy mind and his
ever ready and eloquent tongue were at rest
The unobtrusive friend OF the masses had
passed away. Only his memory remained and
that memory perfumed every home III the
land.
Reviewing the life of Mr.. Cox, he traced the
statesman's progress from his boyhood up to
the time when his name had become "A house
hold word, and he paid an eloquent tribute of
the love and devotion which had for many
years bound together Mr.. Cox and his wife.
who had ever been his inseparable companion.
He then reviewed the deceased statesmaa's
congressional career
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Stanley Gone 20 Belgium.

PARIS, April I9.-Stanley left here for Brus-
sells this morning Before leaving he said he
was in no way troubled by the structures of
the French press. nor annoyed by the hostile
attitude Of the French Geographical Society.
He said he was pleased to be spared recC D.
ton in Paris.
BRUssELs, April l9.-Mr. Henry NJ. Stanley.
the African explorer. and the party accom-
panyIng him reached this city at o o'clock thi
afternoon. A great crowd of people had gath
cred at the railway station some time before
the arrival of the train from Paris. and when
Mr.. Stanley appeared be was given an ov.-
ton.
The city was decorated in honor of Mr.. STAN
ley and wore a gala appearance. The Gags OF
Belgium, the United States and the Congo Free
State were lavishly used. 4 detachment OF the
Civic Guard and body of troops were
drawn up at the railway station
as guard OF honor to Mr..
Stanley, and AS he appeared the troops pre-
sented arms and the band accompanying them
played the Belgian and American nstionsl
anthems. Count Oultremont who represented
the king received Mr.. Stanley he alightsd froIa
the train. Mr. Stanley and the members Of his
party entered the court carriages which were
awaiting them and were driven to the royal
palace. Several serious scuffies occurred az
the railway station between the reporters who
we're on duty there and the police
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THE CHICAGO STRIKE.
il Will Probably be Settled at = Meeting
Tonight.

CHICAGO, April 19.-There Is every prospect
that the great carpenters strike will be settled
very soon. All the master carpenters of kons-
ington-eleyen in number and employing be-
tween four and five hundred men have de-
cided to join the new bosses association. Tbs
makes strong accession to the num-
Der of employers who are anxious TO treat with
the strikers ON their own ground and gives tie
new association strength enough 10 make the
settlement of the strike al tonights meeting
almost a foregone conclusion
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THE DISTRICT IN CONGRESS.
The Commissioners Report on the
&. and u. Railroad Bill, Etc.

The House District committee has received
three reports on bills from the Commissioners
They favor the poposal OF the Chesapeake anu
Ohio railroad to come into the city, but do not
think Analostan Island should be used. the
road should come over the long bridge
The proposal of branch of the Belt line
across S street is not approved The Cross
town railroad project is approved. With ref
erence to the proposed location of the road
on street, they submit number of petitions
adverse to such notifications and believe the
sentiment OF the residents and owners of prom
erty on that street is almost unanimous against
the proposal to use it as part Of the route.
PRIVATE BILL
Mr. Sherman has introduced in the Senate a
bill to pay John Meany of 1776 street, Wash
ington, $1,000 for damage to his property
through improvements under the late board Of
public works.
THE COLUMBIA HARMONY CEMETERY.
Senator Wilson in the Senate today intro
duced bill providing that the directors of the
Columbia Harmony Cemetery shall within
sixty days give notice of a meeting of the own
ers Of lots for the purpose OF organizing a cor
porate body. The management of the ceme-
terry is then to be inquired into and improve
ments made at the cemetery.
yHE @. A. r. GRANT STATUE
In connection with the joint resolution pro-
viding for the acceptance of statue Of Gen.
Grant from the G.. A. r., to be placed in
statuary hail at the Capitol. Senator Henderson
presented letter addressed to him by Gen. \.
s. Burdett, chairman of the G. A. r. committee.
on the Grant monument, briefly reviewing the
history of the movement in the G. A. r. and stat
ing that there had been received in subscrip-
tions more than &c, ,000-a sum which the COM
mittee was informed was sufficient TO procure
statue and pedestal of the first order of excel
lence.
THE SANITARY ENGINEER BILL PASSED.
The Senate this afternoon passed the Senate
bill authorizing the appointment of a sanitary
engineer for the District Of Columbia.
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From Wall Street Today.

New YORK. April l9.-In the stock market
this morning the general list was quite dull.
but the brisk trading in a few leading share
made a comparatively active market for some
time. The opening prices were at about last
evening figures. a large number of stocks being,
unchanged The market developed a strong
tone, however, principally under the impression
that good bank statement will be forthcofa-
ing. but the fluctuations were entirely insignin-
cant except IN the few leaders
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Forest Fire.

PLAINFIELD, CoSS., April l9-Throe thou-
sand acres have now been burned. The tire
sprang up again today with renewed vigor ON
account of the wind. Several farmers are in
danger of losing their homes. Nothing will
stop the lire but rain.
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The Iyerna.

LoNDoS, April l9.-The new cutter Iverns,
owned by Mr.. Jameson, is ready for launching.
Mr.. Jameson denies that he has sent a chal-
lenge to the New York Yacht Club for a race
for the Americas cup. The Iyerna, he says.
WAS not designed to race in America though
she may 90 80 when her powers are tested
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Caught i'm New Mexico

LOUISVILLE. April ls.-w. II. Pope. teller of
the City National Bank. who absconded with
$4,000 of bank funds, has been arrested at
IamY Y N
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An Ex-UNIoN SOLDIERS CoNsCIENcR.--The
United States treasurer this morning received
a letter containing draft for $50 from the Rev.
j. Bussard of Independence. Iowa. in which he
says that it was handed to him by an ext MON
soldier, who desires the amount placed to the
credit Of the conscience fund
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PENSIONS FOR DISTRICT PEoPLE.-Pensions
have been granted TO residents of the District
of Columbia as follows: Increase-Otto Bro
derson (Soldiers' HOme) and Patrick Jordan;
widows stc.-minors of Morgan l.. Smith.
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DIR. CHAs. ID. MAXWELL, retired medical d.
rector of the naval service. died at his home.
ZIG l street, Yesterday morning, after an i'll
ness OF two weeks
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Children Burned 10 Death.

BETHLEHEM, Pa, April l9.-The log house OF
Farmer Andrew Young OF Pennsylville, near
here, burned TO the ground last night. Two
little children of Mr.. Young were burned 10
death, and Mrs. Sielfis, the housekeeper, was
horribly burned while rescuing the other chill
dren. The fire was caused by the enplosiou
Of a coal-oil lamp in the room where the chill
dren slept.
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w. nj. SHUsrEE & Soss.
PENNsYIyANIA AVE

elS PENNSYLVANIA AVE.
We have Just received small line OF DRESS ROBES
These goods choice and con fined styles They
cannot be duplicated.
We have the best stock Of FINE DRESS GOODS IL
has ever been our pleasure 20 show.
INDIA SILKS in sll colors AMI combination. Afuu
line o; the plain colors both in dark and light shades
Our stock Of OUTING FLANSELs, in Silk, Cotton
And Wool was never better assorted
GINGHAMs and SATEENs. IN Plains Plaids Stripes
Aad Fancy Figures. il great variety
BLACK GOODS " AL kinds from the best MANN
fscturersI
NUNS vEILINGs. CANEL's HAIR GRENADINES
WOOL GRENADINES, sILK GRENADINES. with
Satin Stripes: MOHAIRs. CANEL's HAIR, SILK
ALPACAs. TASIISE. HENRIETTAs. and in fact u
full line of Choice Black Goods
fun line Of HOSIERY for Ladies' and Misses and
Gentlemen.
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Our stock Was never better assorte d. White Goods
from the cheapest to the nnest Swiss Embroidery
made.
The LARGEST and best stock Of pRAPERy NETS IN
Washington.
ONE PRICE H.M sHUsTER & SONS.
pAH 1sHe~ ap5
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ToDAYs BOND OFFERS aggregated $56, $50 as
follows: Registered 4s. $500 $3.50, $780, $40. 800,
Sc $50 at 1922 coupon Is. s6, 6,OOO registered AVS.
S3l, $50 and $500 at 1887.
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GAS RANGES.
GARDEN HOSE AND VASES.
GAS FIXTURES AND LAMPS
SIS sHEDD BRO,
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An incontestable Policy.
SalS TSsl Tsqs il ss S.E FSsa Rss
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The lace payable at Maturity.
Guaranteed Cash Surrender values after Two Years.
Absolutely limited monthly quarterly cost stated
Time Of Maturity hastened by pro rata share in
All the ADVANTAGE of investment, combined
-, Ias m9ntay quarterly payment embraces all that
loans n'.%f TaHs II Is IS isiasse.
surplus & ResSSrees apr' .ier providnT ior
noSSsos claims e AgEl 6 ds9l 1aas55ol
Cash raid i0tSs &c Membership represented
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ns oSio indiana ioMa and Ss Saeh
HoRATIo psowNISGs. tPaasi. President.
sAaufk "a Ii fEAES N5aMfSf' Sff fre;lSsss Tsss.irer
? MbPhIIi, Nd fi Medical Dir Director e A'H"S'f'
Sfo EhsfEkbi$Is f secretary
s9RtEIo sshE Ra4TsE s central Bank
ROBERT BOYD, Hardware.
JAS. l.. BARBOUR, Barbour Hamilton,
JAS. l.. EOI.kIS, Patent Attorney.
W. h. CLARK. Live stock Broker.
PRANK HUME. Grocer.
l.EyI WOODBURY., Prop. st. James Hotel.
sEYMOuh w TULLOCk Cashier City P.O.
K .. HOLTZMAN, Real Estate Broker.
Il. f. BAKER. Of Beall Baker. Grocers.
JOHN b. LARNEk, Attorney y-at-I.aw.
4. y. KIDDELLE, Medical Director.
GEO. ID. ELpRIDGE. Actuary.
Insurance.
Agents Wanted. Send for Circulars giving plans
ana cost. ap19-tr
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within four months ! have valuable hail-
road contract and need Immediately ~. 800 finish
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~ per cent aud furnish collateral that can be con-
Serted into the cash ut any moment Address PO Box
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stock OF supplies constantly on hand JOHN 9. PAX
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The Davis Land Company gave Mrs yefer-
son Davis 5000 today to apply on her has-
bands debts Of $500
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Secretary Window on the Silver Question
Secretary Window said today that he desired
to correct the impression created by the news
paper reports of his remarks before the Senate
republican committee yesterday in regard to
the silver question. He was reported as being
willing to give the holder OF bullio on certifi.
Gates the option Of the kind of currency in
which they should be redeemed. As matter of
fact he said, that was exactly what he desired
to guard against He said that
he told the committee that there are only
two ways in which the credit of the govern.
ment can be protected in the issue of the large
number OF Treasury notes contemplated. One is
by the bullion redemption plan proposed in his
bill. and the other is by authorizing the sale of
bonds to provide gold reserve when it be-
comes necessary to redeem them. The latter
policy he believed to be wholly unnecessary
and unjnstifiable, and hence there is no
other means OF protection than the bull
lion redemption proposition. He said
be deemed this feature abso-
lutely essential in protecting the credit of the
country, and that he would feel it his duty to
oppose any measure that gave the holder of
the certificate the option on the currency in
which il shoald be redeemed
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CRUISERS 2 AND 6.-The Risden iron works Of
San Francisco will offer bids for cruisers and
6 for the navy. to be opened June 10.
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The Despatch has arrived at Fort Monroe for
use Of the Pan-American delegates.
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Johnson & LurrRELL.

Johnson & LurrnELL.
We have Splendid Assortment of Dress Goods,
121e. II. 25. 81. 40. 10 81
Black and Colored Henriettas. So to 81.
New Styles. Latest Patterns, French Satteens, 25
80, 3jc.
New styles in Chalies from to SOC.
Outing Cloths, l2Ie. l5c.
Plain Goods in Grea- Variety.
Mems and b - Cass!me-es, soc to s1
Mems and Boys shi .tt. 30. 40. soc. to 81.
Corsets all the Best Makes and Styles, prices SOC.
TO 81
1000 yards White Plaid Gvo:S 10, l21a, l5, eOc :;
worth 25c.
100 pieces Tarletons. for covering chandeliers,
13%c-
30 pieces Dotted Swiss, 20, 20, 31c
Our prices the Lowest
JOHNSON & LCTTRELL.
s2lo-3m Sl3 Market Space.
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War Department Changes.

Theo. F.Willsey of California, class /. S. CO.,
resigned.
VIM. NJ. Fitzgerald Of Tennessee, class l.,
AGO, resigned.
Thorne d. Hallett of New Jersey, transferred
and promoted from clerk, $1,000, S.G.O., to
class l, Ago.
Michael T. O'Leary of Massachusetts,. Fred
erick W. Winter of Wisconsin and Gustavus
4. Werber Of South Carolina, permanently ap-
pointed clerks, 81, 600, 8. G. o.
Thos. b. Allen OF Missouri, permanently ap-
pointed copyist, $500. judge advocate generals
Office.
Llewellyn Tharp of Maryland, permanently
appointed telegraph operator, si, 900, signal
Office.
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~A BOON TO IRIsTS'
oF TFsnGh c.sses sS 2. GAILLARDs SCHOOL
See Instruction ap1s-10t'
49, Formery Washington Inn)
Will open about May !. 1890. fer daily and monthly
boarders also for the convenience of those who se
Lunches and suppers served at a moments notice.
Driving parties must positively have cards OF sd-
APFIyto JAS. R. KEENAN,.
RSFOR sALE-FIFTY-FIvE SHARES JuD,
share 'sp 9ppg s1 + Bs St9sk BsEsP
K~EocHDAhhEEs hEsT G0,3P 30 Eof SOCIETY OF THE
Member. of this aoesy arr are informed .ha. the new
Trade Cards tsnd Llss) improved and eItepded. are
Members will return the old green card with their
address written across the face to any of those named
fee there Dens owe Do ,nabers who should ob
tain the new card before April 3oth instant prompt
Hpsii So J. W. HARSHA secretary,
pos Ii ST.. Cash Roon Treasury Dept, and at 705
A. 7. Ionrley. prest soe st. n t' e., Agrl Dept
smith THOMPSON. v.P 1879 + n.w..A.GO, War Dep.
J f. McCabe, 2, ID st ne. P.O. Dept
j. F Hunt. i3Io st NV, 9th Aud: Office.
l. Holm Gtris r,qisy '4E s t, hes 9 d hssa'ury
John Finn. Sis 2:jd st W, Ago.
JC Brown Tn st and R ave. oti drug = siDre 's'
yohI. H. Jones, 1876 9TH ST. n w., signal oftice.
]. N AndrHs. $40 Coiuinbia st. Gi-0. Int. Dept
J + Page. 1910 st. w. tGrocerl.
Frank sbley. 1O3 10th st. NV. Cigar Store.
spI2-lm j. W. HARSHA. Secretary.
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The PRESIDENTS CALLERS today included
Senators Hoar, Hiscock, Teller and Stewart,
Representatives Merrill. McComas. Hemphill.
Dunnell. Morrow. Smyser Cheatham. Wheeler,
Mckenna, Picker, Quackenbush and Wickham.
J. II. +. Wiegand of Kansas, Assistant Treas
urer Roberts of New York. Judge SAWYER OF
California and Col. Conger of Ohio.
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS ToDAY-Internal
revenue, $500, 254; customs. s79l. .4O5
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~OUR REDUCTION IN LUMBER
~ from 8 IA per 1000 II. to Sll.5O
has reyolutionized the Lumber trade anJ
will make an enormous increase in building
this year.
LIBBEY, BITTINGER l. MILLER,
spl1 9th St. and New York ave.
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NEW HOTEL ALDINE. PACIFIC NEAR OHIO
~ ave-. Atlantic City. 81 80 To 81 per day. sS to
Der week no finer house the island At these rates
SeEd Tor pamphlet with cut OF hous diagram each
sleeping ngor, price list, &c. II. ID. EASTMAN Of
Baltimore, Proprietor. spl9-3rn
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~LOO.F. - THE SUNDAY HERALD"
- will hereafter contain relating to Odd
felowshp. l1t'l WM. p. ALLAN.
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PERsoNAL.--Mr. Frank ii. Bascom of Mont
pelier, VT, general agent of the Northwestern
Land and Coal Company of North Dakota. is
stopping for a few days with Wm. Il. Single
ton, grand secretary at Masonic Temple. Mr..
Bascom is we'll known in Masonic circles. being
thirty-third 1egree Mason and general grand
treasurer of the General Grand Council Of
the United States.--Samuel NJ, Gray of Provi.
dence, Leopold Morse, Henry G. Parker and
G. E. Gilbert Of Boston, F. Driscoll of the st.
Paul Pioneer Press and J. Granville Leach
of Philadelphia are at the Normanjie-
MIR. c. Z. Fischer and family, S. Cabot and
wife, Arthur J, Taylor, Jos. l.. Morgan, Benz.
II. Ticknor and II. Walton Grinnell Of Boston
are at the Arno.-R. +, Talbutt Of Knoxville.
S. +. Sniveley of Duluth, I. J. Southard of
Richmond, DR.. Robert Kennedy Of Boston. S.
II. Buck OF Huntsville, Ala, ami Geo. L. An
thony of Kansas are at Willard's.-
VIM. Roberts of Waltham. Mass, H. T. Bald
win of Detroit, Ellis II. Roberts. Frank p.
Benjamin and Douglas Taylor of New York,
Chas. L. Long of Springfield, Mass, are at the
Arlington.-J. X Rees, b. ID. Washburn Ray
I. Gordon Of New York and w. r. Crawford of
Cincinnati are at Wormley's
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SERIAL SAVINGS AND BUILDING AS
ISOLATION.
Call for Constitutions
Subscribe for stoek-s1 per share-between the
hours Of .. and 80 p. daily st the Office of
JSO. A. PRESCOTT. Secretary and Treasurer.
n14-6m 1916 St NV. Kellogg Buildn Z. m
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SURGEON WASHINGTON MATTHEWS. now on
duty in this city, has been ordered to duty at
Fort Wingate, New Mexico, relieving Surgeon
p. j. A. Cleary, who is ordered to duty at Mt
Vern On barracks Alabama
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EA BOON TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
~ French classes 6AILLARD'S SCHOOL
OF LANGUAGES, 1905 + st NV.
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For BIO DYNAMITE GUS.-Secretary Proc
tor today approved the recommendation of the
army ordnance board alloting the sum of
s55OOo to the Haskell Multi-charge Ordnance
Company for the purpose of constructing one
OF their hIgh-power S-inch dynamite multi
charge guns for experimental purposes The
first allotment made was of SIS 900, but this
was increased tc the above figure at the solici-
tatiOn of the company
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TIE EVENING STAR
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SAFE a DFr9slT ISS aIs Go. 3. ave
STORAGE DEPARTMENT ROOMS: IRE and bur
lar proof: rooms all above ground; yarucdlAriy
adapted Cor the storage Of urniture Plc'ures &C
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~ YOUR OPPORTUNITY
J. NEE, formerly of P. Grogsn's has taken
store ~ corner OF l1th and Z SITS n W. and offers
Furniture. Carpets. Mattings. Rugs. Baby Car
riages. &c. at Greatly Reduced Prices
ap1S-lN.