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LIVE CAPITOL TOPICS.
No Pension Agreement Yet-What tn,
Committees are Doing.

The conferees on the general pension bill
had another meeting today, but accomplished
nothing.
SENATE COMMITTEE ASSIGNMENTS.
The democratic senatorial caucus today
adopted the report Of the committee in charge
Of assignments to membership on Senate COM
mittees and placed Senator Carlisle on the
committees on finance, territories and woman
suffrage. He takes Senator Blackburns place
Oh the committee on territories, who goes to
the committee on appropriations to fill the
vacancy there caused by the death OF Senator
Beck.
TO COMPLETE THE GRANT MONUMENT.
Representative Flower Of New York today in
PRODUCED in the House joint resolution ap-
propriating ease, 900 toward the completion of
York.
LUCKY NAVAL OFFICERS.
The House committee on naval officers today
directed favorable reports on the bills to pay
Rear Admiral Jouett, retired, the highest COM
pensation Of the grade Of rear admiral, and to
place X. E Jackson of Samoan fame on the list
of naval ensigns.
THE TARIFF BILL on THE SENATE SIDE.
After disposing of q few private bills today
the Senate committee on finance took up the
tariff bill. On motion of Mr.. Sherman 1t was
voted to consider the bill in full committee in
stead OF referring 1t to Q subcommittee.
SUMNER SIGNS.
All the members Of the House sent home for
their overcoats today; Gen. Greedy was walk
ing about the corridors in a white flannel suit
aud gauze underwear.
WHERE THEY GOT THE ROSES.
Nearly every man in the House this morning
had . rose in his button hole. Gen. Lee had
basket Of roses sent In from his gardens in Vir-
ginia and presented each member with a
flower
THE BOX rs OFF.
The summer sun aud rain can alternately
scorch and cool the marble form Of George
Washington as displayed before the east front
Of the Capitol. Since last fall Greenough's
creation has been gesticulating on the inside
OF q large and somewhat ornamental box; to-
day his right hand, and especially the index
finger Of that hand, points without obstruction
to the upper atmosphere Such pneumonia
affections as affect exposed marble are not sea-
sonable, SO the statue will remain exposed until
frost comes.
WAR CLAIMS OF CHURCHES AND SCHOOLS
Senator Faulkner today introduced bill to
authorize the Secretary Of War to cause to be
investigated and to provide for the payment
oecups s claims on o f0u the eoe use AMID nd
school buildings by the United States
military authorities during the late war. Pay
ment shall be made also for all such buildings
destroyed by the United States troops.
THE OUTLET THEORY CONDEMNED.
In the House this afternoon, after a long de-
bate on the Lake Borgne outlet project, the
proposed amendment to the river and harbor
bill was lost without division,
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NO ARMY WANTED,
The Peace Convention Formulating O
Platform.

President Love was in the chair when the
Universal Peace Convention assembled for the
second days session at II o'clock this morning.
Mrs. Jane Rose Roberts, widow of the frs,
president of Liberia, briefly expressed her
good wishes for the grand work the peace
union has undertaken.
On taking her seat she was nominated az
one of the delegates to the July convention OF
the peace union of England. President Love
addressed the meeting on the desolation OF
war: Addresses were made by MIR. Jacob
Troth and Mr.. J. g. Teuppe.
Mrs. A. G. Vale sang a peace song to the air
o. the Star Spangled Banner" aud the reg
ular work OF the day began with reports from
the several branches by Mr.. Levi P. Joslyn
of Providence and Mrs. Eavenson Of Phiia-
deiphia. Mrs. Deyo read the annual report
showing the progress Of the work in our own
and other countries
Rev. Paulus Mort Of Liberia asked that q
memorial be sent to the Church Of England to
enlist, If possible, in the work of peace, and
the matter was referredto a committee.
Just before the close of the session letter
was received from the Marquis of Salisbury ac-
knowledging the receipt OF resolution from
the society respecting the difficulties that have
arisen between England and Portugal.
THE RESOLUTIONS.
Resolutions have been presented by the COM
mittee and will be discussed this afternoon
declaring among other things that arbitration
and disarmament should take the place of war
and the military system. and that III lieu Of a
War Department we should have Peace De-
partment, with an international court Of arbi-
tration.
That any increase of the army or navy and
any extension of coast defenses or any pam
derinS to mere military glory and preferences
to military men as such are anti-republican and
inimical to the greater force of peace.
And that instead of West Point and other
military academies We should drill our chill
dren i'll the arts of peace, give them peace
literature and teach them to be capable of
being arbitrators.
Rabbi Stern will address the convention to-
night
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Our babe has fiown

III WIS uoHDlesoiiie Nors1
Funeral at the home in AnscostiA at 3 y m. tomor.
row. Immediate friends invited.
p9S st 40 suddenly on Tuesday morning. May
widow Of tue late sers John a nonsIe.,,
late of Fort Carroll Baltimore Nd SN'
east Thursdsy Nay ~ So am ' ssSce nSr;s
Aloylus Church where requiem will be said for
please coIy.l
EysrApHIENE on May 10, 1890. in Pasadena
C4lIforniA. ALENANDEK CAMP ELL VISTA
incline LeckIe EVstapnieNe
GREESWEII. ON Monday. May 90. 1890. a, 3 30
O'Clock Of heat failure, " COOMBS GkEENR ELL IN
the sIAty eighth Year Uf his axe
May he rest in reace
Funeral will take place from his late residence ala
L street southeast, "Wednesday morning. b o'eiocf
SHARP, anc from ihcn,e 10 st. Eeter's Church
Hall IN. On Tuesday, May %. 1890 at a 30 An
after ioLs and painful illness. ELLEN HALPIN tie
% Miie oi Sohn haIiln She was native VI the
above. ~ s'' WIN o"a
The funeral viii take place at the residence Of her
danghter Mrs d b ks,Ie, No. 2I3 = street north
=, LEE og Monday, May 20. 1890. at $50 IN,
MALnE LOCIsA ILE, beloved DAUGHTER u George Il.
ana MARIAN T. Ley ase three Year. ALd three .Onths.
NJ, unsrai from ST. Aususune's Church Wednesday.
O'clock AN. EUGENL- EON All. son Ui Geo W ana
Funeral from parents RS 'drnce. l5o0 kins,n.n
place. Wednesday. May p. at O'Clock pin.
NooNAN on Tuesday mornins, May -, 1890 AZ
$50 O'Clock. JANIS. beloved husband OF Vir.rinin
No9nan "a tue seveuty-bfth VI ms age veteran
Funetal IRON is late residence a3ll free, north,
West, llutsday morning, 80. Requiem mas at 81
ylted TO attend.
AAl \. On Monday, May 20. 1SQO, at = as 10 m
GILBERT n Val y IN the i:ty nrst year vi his axe
uhcrl VIII iAGe lIace ttts resldeuce II lis
nrothet' <lf- Fennsy NAiia avenue northwest, on
"Wednesday. May -. at 80 pan.
YOUNG. On Monday May 20, 1880 MARY ID
wife Of Capt ID. J. lOuLg, 4 SA
unera from the family fe>idence, 1913 Corcorzn
street Thursday, MAY ~. Il 10 O'Clock In frlends
are invited I" attend. lnterueLt private.
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THE ALASKA EXPEDITION.
A Possibility that 1t May BE Postponed
Until Next Spring.

1t looks as though the expedition proposed
to be sent out by the National Geographic
Society Of this city to explore the glacial re-
gion Of Alaska would have to be abandoned for
the present through the incompleteness Of the
fiscal arrangements.
As stated in The STAR the explorers, Messrs.
Russell and Kerr, who were to have started
Sunday night, we're unable to get away and had
set upon tonight for their departure for the
Pacific coast. But the funds have not all been
collected that would be necessary to carry the
project through successfully, although suf-
acient money has been promised. Doubts have
now been cast upon the advisability of sending
out the expedition SO late in the season,
as it Is understood that May is the best month in
the year for Alaskan glacial work. In view Of
this condition Of affairs meeting OF the Geo.
graphic Society will be held tonight at the
Cosmos Club rooms to discuss the question
OF whether or not it will be wiser to
abandon the trip this year and send
out the party early next spring, amply
equipped with funds. Expert testimony viii
be given upon the advisabilities of the case by
a couple Of gentlemen who are familiar with
Alaskan matters, one of them naval officer.
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Real Estate Matters.

Harry B. Johnston has bought for $5 $50 of
Virginia Seebold part 1, square 450-fronting
Oh New York avenue between 9th aud 7th
streets northwest.
]. W. Lee has bought Of Mary A. Hendley ct
al for %, $50 lot a. reservation A. rs by l27 feet
5 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. avenue between Sd and
AZ street northwest
George E. johnson has bought for S5. o25 of
Mary A. Hendley ct al. sub A, square 4g2 "a
feet inches front on Maryland venue between
AZ and 9Th streets northwest
Thomas Kirby has purchased for IS 900 of
Maggie F. Riley lot "a and part rs, square 557,
30 by 1876 feet ~ inches ON Pierce between NJ
street and New York avenue.
]. NJ. Rankin has purch for e. 500 OF W.
Mayse, IT,, lots 6 to 8, blk. 8, T. and BIS, Mt.
Pleasant.
Emma g. Davis has bought for s5, 800 Of J. ].
Murphy, sub +, SO. $40, ~. 81 feet front on Yer
mont avenue between N and o streets n w.
s. Bieber has purchased for Sl3, 1877 SO Of J.
J. Knox lots Is to Is, square 1927, 222 by 100
on II and 18th streets northeast
G. Emmert has bought for Sl5,O00 Of Cathe-
rine Burrows lot 8. square 4S6, % by IS feet, on
9th between G and II streets northwest.
J. J. Hogan has bought OF Martha Z. Gray
for $1,000 part 8, square $3.50 feet
inch by Is feet on c street between 18th and
18th streets northwest.
NJ j. Colbert has bought Of ]. B. Miller for
"a, 592 IL lot 8 and part 5, square S23-73 by 105
feet inch on 4th street between Virginia ave-
nue. and G street southeast.
G. II. Parker has bought Of Peyton Brown
for Sl5 500 parts 2, IS and IA, square 49, front
ing 26 feet inches ON E street between 4th
and 9th streets northwest
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The --latest Thiny in Motors

The rooms of the Electric Light and Power
Company, 9l6 street, have been crowded all
day and General Manager Aldrich has been
busy showing his wonderful motor to interested
audiences. This peculiar motor is in the
form Of small portable primary battery
which will run sewing machines and, in fact,
all sorts of machines, fans electric lights and
all the sorts Of work that electricity will do and
at very small cost. A small battery that will
run a sewing machine and a fan at the same
time costs but a half cent an hour to run.
company has been formed to place the
battery and motor on the market, of which
Gen. W. w. Dudley is president, Mr.. A. NJ.
Lothrop, vice president; Mr.. E. S. Parker.
treasurer; Mr.. H. X. Simpson, secretary, and
Mr.. Frank Aldrich, General manager
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Baltimore slarkets.

BALTIMORE. May 27.-Cottou tirm-mIddling
12k. Flour, quiet. but firm - Howard street
ami western super 2.25a.215; do. extra, 3.OOa
400; do. do. family. 4.25a4.sJ, City mills, Rio
brands extra 4.75a5OO; winter wheat patent.
5.ooao.5o; spring, do. do, 5.l0a5.5O; do. do,
straight, 4.60aj.0O; do. do. extra. 4.lOa4 10.
Wheat-southerD quiet bat about steady; Fuitz,
s7s92; Longoerry, esae3; No. =, S2 steamer No.
. red, IS; western spot dun, futures steady; No.
2 winter red spot, 9O3s ayOb; May, 9O3. a9Oh;
July 81; August, 91x; september, o. Corn
southern quiet and easier; white, 4la44: yellow,
4la42: western Arm; mixed spot 4l.a41k; May,
Al June, 4Ots a4OI; July, 40A a401s steamer, ~
bid Oats fairly active-ungraded southern and
Pennsylvania. :S6a:1s; do. do. mixed, 33Lz aSs,:
graded No. =, white, 80. Rye dull-choice. 63a65;
prime, Glass: good 70 fair, 5Sa60. Hay steady -
prime TO choice timothy, l2.50el3O0. Pro-
visions stesdy-mess pork, old 2.75, new IL %;
bulk meats, loose shoulders, 5A; long clear and
clear rib sides, 81; gar-pickled shoulders, Oh;
sugar-cured smoked shoulders, ~; hams small
IL la12X, large 1Oall; lard, refined IA crude q i
10 choice, l2al3: do. inhalation. lOall; ladle.
fancy Gallo: do good to choice, sai2; roois Il e
12al4; do. fair 10 good, Gall; store pacAed Gas;
grass, GAS. Eggs Erin, scarce-l5. Coffee firm
Rio cargoes fair, l9a4 a20; No. z, l7i4ala Sugar
steady and quiet-granulated, Liz Copper
fairly active-rehned, l34al4a. Whisky firm
I0eall0. Freights 10 Liverpool per steamer quiet
cotton zoe; hour, 12s.6d.: grain, lAd. Cork for
orders-3s as. Sd. Salos-wheat, 1850 bushels;
corn. 20. 900 bushels.
BALTIMORE. May 27.-Virginia consols. 52ka
81 /; do. threes. }64 s'p6k: Baltimore and OHIO
Stock, los; Northern Central. 81: Cincinnati Wash
ington and Baltimore frsts, 100LalOlz; conSIli.
dated gas bonds, ll4Asll51.: do. stock, a6s a56h.
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THE CENSUS QUESTIONS.
What Is to Be Done I'm Case of Persons
Refusing to Answer.

Superintendent Porter today issued the fol-
lowing circular, addressed to supervisors Of the
census: You will please instruct enumerators
IN cases where persons refuse to answer
the questions on the population schedule re-
lating to physical and mental disabilities or
the questions relating to farms, homes and
mortgages to enter in the proper column the
words, Refused to answer No further steps
will be necessary on the part of the supervisor
or enumerator, and all legal proceedings will be
instituted by the Washington office through
the Department Of Justice"
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Certificates of incorporation.

A certificate of incorporation has been filed
by the Schewry Tallmud Tiacy for the purpose
OF worship according to religious faith. The
incorporators are Harris Kaliski, Nathan Cohen
Isaac Levy, Harris Garfugit, Abram Lippman
and Jacob Levy.
The Merchants and Mechanics Real Estate
Investment Company has filed certificate OF
incorporation with the following trustees: W.
h. Brown, John Mitchell, +. McC. Cresswell, Z.
+. Jones and u. f. Graham.
The Commercial Fire Insurance Company
has filed certificate Of incorporation with a
capital of 100000.
he Union Pleasure Club has filed certif-
cate of incorporation.
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued by the
clerk Of the court to the following: Charles
II. Greene and Elvina English; Abraham l..
Grayson and Matte A. Gibson; David Steward
and Annie Smith; j. W. Sorrell and Jennie Hill;
Jarrett 4. Hoffman and Anna Maria Watt:
Francis Green and Mary Smith: Winfield s.
Sherman and Cora D. Snyder; Antoine Giana of
Italy and Elizabeth Schmidt; 1hos. A. Gar
rison and Lusetta E. Kidwell
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Suit to Enjoin Collection.

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company,
by Messrs. Morris and Hamilton, today filed a
bill in equity against Moses Stearman ct al. to
enjoin the collection of judgment of $1,000 OBJ
tanned in the Circuit Court This was an ac-
ton for damages by locomotive striking the
wagon Of plaintiff throwing him out and
severely injuring him and a verdict for 80. 600
was found. The railroad company now alleges
that they have proof that the testimony on
which the verdict was obtained was false.
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Name.
Washington STOCK Exchange.

Sales - Regular Call-l2 o'clock m: Lincoln
Fire Insurance, 100 at 81; 100 at 81; 100 5s
100 at 5h; 100 at ~; 100 at 3s. American
can Security and Trust Company, 20 at Of; 20
at ST.
Government Bonds-U. S4ks, 1891 registered,
l021. BID, 102L asked. U. 5. AVS, 1871, coupon,
1885. bid, 104 asked. U. s. As. registered, 1907
~ DID, l224 asked. u. ). Is, coupons. l22 bid,
district OF Columbia Bonds-Per imp. es. 1891,
coin, 1881 bid Per imp. as, 1891, currency,
los ls bid bid. oo Marhe; stock IS; 1872 currency.
2Oeyear fund, 5s, 1889, gold. lib bid lis asked.
yearfund. 6s. gold, 1902, l2l bid Water stock -,
fund ID ssrrencS, ~ Did, asked 0'' AVA
Miscellaneous Bonds-U. s. Electric Light bonds,
Isl os luo bid I. ;. Electric Light bonds, ID is,
$50 bid. Washington and Georgetown Kali
road. lO40. Us. lU3& bid. Washington and
Georgetown Convertible bonds, 6s, 2UO bid, 20
asked Masonic Hail Association S. 1888, lOs bid,
liz asked. Washington Marke: Company LIST
mortgage, Is. ITO bid. Washington Market COM
pany bonds. inr Is. 1ls bid, 122 asked.
leU4, loo bid. ashington Light Infantry bonds,
I'd IS, 1904. 101 bid. Washington Gas Light Com
pany bonds, series A. Us, ia bid. Washington
Gas Light Company bonds, series Is, u.s. lllA
bid. rs asked. american Security and Trust
lU2 bid.
National Bank srocks-Bank Of Washington, $50
bid 5oo asked Bank OF Republic 80 bid. Metro
polltan, 80 Did, 300 asked. Central 80 bid
Second, lS4 bid. Farmers and Mechanics, $50 bid,
bia. Isl bid, 1872 asked. Capital, 1l9 bid.
West End, lO46 bid, 100 asked. Traders, l05L
bid, ITO asked Lincoln, 81 bid, 30 asked.
Railroad Stocks - Washington aud George
town, 80 bid, 50 asked. Metropolitan. Ia bid,
40 asked Columbia, 20 bid. capitol and North
Street, 20 bid, IS asked. Georgetown and
Tenaiiyiown, sos bid, "a asked. brIghtwood, os
bid
Insurance Ssocks-Firemens, A bid. Franklin,
50 bid. Metropolitan. S3 bid. National Union,
2o* bid, "a ASKED. Arlington, 100 bid COrcoran,
81 bid. Columbia, Is Did, 10 asked. German
American, $50 bid. Potomac, 80 bid. Riggs,
50 bid, asked. Peoples, ~ bid 8 asked.
Lincoln, 81 bid. D a asked.
Title Insurance Stocks-Real Estate Title i2S
bid, l35 asked. Columbia Title, 81. bid. asked.
Gas and Electric Light Stocks-W asnington Gas
46 bid Georgetown Cas- rs bid. U. 5. Electric
Light, 100 bid, lS2 asked.
Telephone Stocks - Pennsylvania, 25X bid
Chesapeake aud Potomac, 134 bid, 10. asked.
American Graphopnone Company, Is Did. l3>s
asked.
Miscellaneous Stocks-Washingtou Market Com
pany. rs bid, 20 asked Washington Brick Ma
chine Company. $40 Did, 423 asked. Great Falls
Ice Company, 100 bid. Bull hun Panorama, ~
bid, % asked. National Safe Deposit Com
pany, 24O bid, 2524 asked. Washington Safe
Deposit Company, l27 BID. Pneumatic Gun
Carriage. l.. bid. 4 asked. Washington Loan
and Trust Company, 80 bid, 4 asked. Ameri-
can Security and must Company, 5os1 bid, So
asked. Hygienic Ice Company, 80 bid.
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He Wanted to be Locked Up.

81 guess you had better lock me up: worked
today" was what Matthew Quigley told police
man Saturday. He had received his money and
he knew that it was only question of time be-
fore he would get drunk, spend it all and get
locked up anyhow. The policeman believed
that An ounce Of prevention WAS better than a
pound Of cure, but he could not arrest him I'M
less he violated some law. Qugley managed
to pass Sunday without getting arrested, but
yesterday when he got the money for the rent
of the house which he owns it was more pros
perity than he could stand. He got drunk and
the natural consequences followed. Although.
behind the bars in the Police Court this morn
ing, Quigley was happy man. He thought he
Clerk Harper read the information it only
charged him with being dsorderly. "Is it only
drunk and cussing2" asked Quigley. That's
alp was the answer. "Oh, then I'm guilty"
His fine was S5 or fifteen days
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SPRING AND SUMNER Hans

IN cAssIMELE DERBiEs AND sTRAws.
DUNLAPs NEw YORK HATS. 9Th Avenue splss
BOYS and MISSES sTRAws at 5oe.. 75c.. sloo
and upward
MEMS STRAW HATS at SOC and upward.
large lot Of GENUINE MACKINAw sTRAws -
sl.o0 worth a. W. -. 30 ALA co.
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DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.
THE SURVEYORS RECORDS SHOULD REMAIN IN

THE SURVEYORS RECORDS SHOULD REMAIN IN HIS
OFFICE.
THE STAR recently referred to the letter oil
Secretary Proctor to the Commissioners inclos-
| ing one from Col. Ernst, requesting that the
surveyor be instructed to turn over
to the War Department certain origi-
nal District records in his office,
Commissioner Hine in his Endorsement upon
the papers which were referred to him by the
board says: Until copies Of the papers re-
ferred TO shall be made legal evidence they
should remain, as now, within easy reach for
convenient examination" So 1t looks as if the
books would remain where they are, at least for
some time.
HAY SCALES IN THE STREET.
For some time past the Commissioners have
been receiving complaints from residents in
the neighborhood of the hay scales George
town, who represent that the scales are a nuis-
| ance and believe the Commissioners have no
authority to permit them to remain on an open
street. The matter has been referred to the
attorney.
SAND BOATS on THE nth STREET CANAL
Col. Hams in a letter to the Engineer Com
missioner today states that the practice of
moving sand boats ON the 18th street sewer
canal continues Notwithstanding orders to the
contrary. The police have been notified to see
that the order of the Commissioners prohibit
ing the use OF this canal as a mooring place for
sand boats be strictly enforced.
TO BE DISMISSED FROM THE POLICE FORCE.
The charges recently preferred against Priv
| ate JAS Ashe. member Of the metropolitan
police force, for intoxication has resulted in
his removal from the force the Comm issioners
having approved the findings of the trial board
LIQUOR LICENSE REFUSED.
The Commissioners have refused to grant a
liquor license to Robert r. Brown. although
Col. Robert was in favor of it, This is the sa-
loon in which Officer Crippen was killed.
DAMAGE TO THE PROPERTY OF FRED. DOUGLASS
In letter 10 Col. Robert Capt. Rossell calls
attention to the fact that in the improvement
Of Jefferson street. Anacostia, it became neces-
sary to make a cut along the property of Fred
erlck Douglass, damaging the same He re-
commends that an appropriation be asked for
to build retaining wall at an estimated cost
Of $4,000.
THE DISTRICT CANNOT INTERFERE.
Senator Sherman has asked the Commits
sioners to require the surveyor to change the
line Oh which d. l. Frank is erecting a build
ing near the corner of Whitney avenue and
18th street extended, because as
be asserts Frank is violating a
stipulation in the original conveyance
of the property that no building should be
erected within 80 feet Of the street line. The
Commissioners have consulted their at
tOrney who reports that in the absence of any
authority conferred upon the District by the
owners of the land by plat or otherwise, he
does not see how the District can interfere to
enforce the conditions Of the private contract
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Banqueted by His Associates.

A banquet Was given at solsri's last night by
the members of the Master Plumbers Associa-
ton in honor of Mr.. John Mitchell, ex-president
Of the association, who is about to leave the
city ON q visit to Scotland, his native land. Mr..
was spent, the festivities closing BY the com.
pany singing "Auld Lang Syneh and wishing
God-spssd to the departing guest
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For Shooting at a Woman

A colored man named Charles Brown was
tried in the Police Court this afternoon charged
with shooting at Estelle Payne, young col
ored woman, in house in jackson Hall alley
yesterday. The case was sent 10 the grand
jury and the prisoner was committed to jail in
default of bail
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THE PRESIDENTS CALLERs.-Among the per-
sons who called on the President this morning
were Senators Paddock, Stockbridge and Nc
MILAN, Representatives Smith, Clunie, Biggs
Farquhar, Taylor, Morey and Anderson (Kan. J
and eX-Representative James Of New York.
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FEIS'S
GERNICIDE SOAP.

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disease. The germs are
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and free aud full activity
IL given To the effective,
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ers Of the soap. And
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every day IL IL doing its
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