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The Critic and record., 1891-04-09
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


NEW YoRK, April 0.--Money loaned at
2l@3 per cent.
Exchange steady; posted rates, 4S76o
1891; actual rates, 4sGl6ols6l for sixty days,
and 4ssl@isS} for demand.
Governments steady; currency G's 11l
bid; IS coupon tl2 bid; las do. lO2 bi I.
The stock market displayed great ac-
tivity this morning. Trading was on a
larger scale than for many months during
the same hours, and was well distributed.
The sales by noon amounted 10 22j,l
shares.
The opening was firm, with prices to
2 per cent. higher, led by the Sugar Trust,
but some selling to realize soon checked
the upward movement, and resulted in
fractional reaction before the first hoIr.
From 1890, however, until noon there was
a steady improvement under an active
buying + the leading stocks. st. Paul,
Union Pacific, Louisville and Mas ivlle,
Burlington and Quincy, Rock .land
Lackawanna aud Chicago Gas and 5 igar,
were the most active. Atnoon prices we're
up / TO Il per cent. At this Wuung the
market Is steady, p, M.
Washington Stock Exchange.
Reported for THE Critic by Gurley e.
Stevens real estate and local securities,
1885 Il street northwest.
Sales--Regular call II o'clock M
Wash. Gas Bonds-A, 500 l26. Wash.
Gas Bonds-B, 500 a l23. Col, Natl Bank,
10 a 100. West End Natl Bank, 10 q ODE.
ECktn & Sol. Home Il. r., 10 56l. Geo.
II Tenallytown II. r., % a 63; % "A 62l;
10a63. Peoples Fire Insurance, 20 a 81.
Wash. Gas, / n If; u. $. Electric Light,
10 a 1G6; 10 a 1865; 10al60; l0al06; 5a 1913.
Amer. Graphone, 100 a 81. Wash. Loan
y Trust Co, II 0dl. Am. Security ~
fTYrtgt 4 -OT lin1 Iiflp Ins "a
q. irO'' 'o'' % 'O'' 'o'' i'''' ms wv !"
Miscellaneous Bonds-W. & G. Il. r..
1910 6's, Ri93'o3. 1903: w. IL G.. Il. Il
Convertible G's 1920, l25; Masonic Hall
Assn 5s, 1905, 1OI; Wash. Market Co.
1st G's lS92-10ll, 1l0; Wash. Market Co.,
Imp. 6's l0l2'27, 1l5; Wash. Light In.
fantry, lst Gs 1901, 100; Washington Light
Ser. A, G's, l902'21, l2l; Wash, Gas. Co.
Ser. B, Gs, 10Ol'20, 125; Wash. Gas CO.
Convertible 6's. 1901 1876
National Bank Stocks-Bank of Wash
ington, 4G0; Bank of Republic, 30 Met
ropOitan, $50; Central, 300; Second, 1856;
Farmers and Mechanics, l0j; Citizens
40; Columbia, l50; Capital, l22; West
End, 09l; Traders, us; Line jln l0l.
Railroad Stocks. - Washington and
lumbia G5; Capitol and North o Street,
30; lexington and Soldiers Home, 50;
Georgetown and Tenallytown, G2l,
Insurance Stocks - Fircmen's, Il;
Franklin, jGl; Metropolitan, 50; National
Union, 20; Arlington, lSO; Corcoran, 65;
Columbia, 16l; German American, 1876;
Potomac, SO; Riggs, 81; Peoples, 81; Lin
/ coin, 5l Commercial, It.
| Title Insurance Stocks,-Real Estate
| Title, 1913; Columbia Title, g.
Gas and Electric Light Stocks.-Wash-
| iugton Gas, 43 Georgetown Gas, 4Si u
! s. Electric Light, 167.
Telephone Stocks.-PennsylyanIa, 25;
Chesapeake & Potomac, 57l; American
Graphophone, %.
Miscellaneous Washington Mar
ket, Great Falls fee, 1865; Bull Run
| Panorama, 10; Pneumatic Gun Carriage,
Safe Deposit and Trust Companies
National Safe Deposit, $50; Washington
Safe Deposit no. Washington Loan and
Trust, 96s; Amer. Security and Tr ust 10Y
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS BRIEFS.

=. r, Bamum's estate is valued at
S5,000,000.
Edmund Default de Gressense, the
French Protestant writer, is dead.
The President has issued proclamation
in reference to fur-bearing animals and
fish in Alaska.
1t is announced from the Vatican that
the papal encyclical on labor and Social
ism will be issued May /,
Such bad work was done on the Alert
at Mare Island that those responsible for
il have been severely disciplined.
Rev. r. Davis, a Congregational Eng
lish clergyman, declined TO propose toast
to the Queen at dinner in London.
The text of a treaty providing for reci.
procity between the United States and
Newfoundland has been given out for pub
lication.
Andrew Carnegie was arrested in Pitts.
burg for contempt of court, having failed
to answer summons issued by a New
castle Judge last fall.
The coke strikers in the Connellsville
region, at meeting, resolved to stick il
out, although many of the plants have
resumed operations.
The Irish National Federation have de-
cided to ask Mccarthy and Parnell to re-
lease sum from the fund held in Paris
to dcfray outstanding liabilities.
The Car is so much displcased at hi:
cousin, the Grand Duke Michailvitch
marrying the Countess of Meromberg thai
he has had his name stricken from the
army officers list.
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Np. Senator Dolph will receive this after
noon.
Niss Gale of street gives a tea this after
noon.
Mrs. lsham lIornsby has ssncd cards to a
tea Friday afternoon to meet the Misses viii
Hams
e.
Mr.. Alfred CLIFFORD Barney has issued cards
to tea Friday afternoon.
~
Judge brakes S0th birthday is to he cele-
Fratcd by handsome afternoon tea ON Satur-
dsy,
The Mask and wig club Of Philadelphia
will he entertained NJ an afternoon tea from
to O'Clock ON Saturday by Mr.. Marcellus
Raley.
Dr. Verdi, prominent physician here, has
tetn elected one Of the trustees OF tho Hahue-
mann College Of Philadelphia.
-
Representative John b. Robinson OF Penn
synania has leased N-Reprcsentatlye Bayne''
house.
ni- Emuencc Cardinal Gibbons win 20 to
Savannah, Ga, ON Monday.
~.
Mr.. !. Thompson Swami has issued cards tl
luncheon on Thursday, the 10TH Her enter.
tainmcrts are always perfect in ta,te and se'
lcct IN guests
~.
Mis. llarrison'r informal reception yesterday
afternoon at the White House was II very
charming a1air 4 large number OF the
fnendr OF the agreeable circle there awaited
tbcmAelvss of the lovely weather 10 call Mrs
Russell Harrison, who is Justly considered IA
be one or the beauties Of our Republican
roud, and Mrs Dmmck who II as popular NJ
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A PATRIOTIC JUDGE
Installing New Federal District Court
in Georgia.

Installing New Federal District Court
in Georgia.
On the 9Th instant United States Dis
trict Court was organized at Augusta Ga,
the first of its kind ever convened in that
city. Judge Emory Speer of the southern
district of Georgia presided and the new
court will hereafter be a part and parcel
of his jurisdiction. The Augusta ChIoH-
icle says:
Judge Speer delivered lucid, patri-
otic and eloquent address to the iuries,
which was listened to with pleasure and
satisfaction. The constitution under
which the court was organized, and un-
der which Congress derives its authority
TO make laws, was adopted in 1850. ID
gives us the most perfect the freest and
best government on earth.
Since the dawn of creation, no other
system of civil government has ever ap-
preached it, II secures the humblest and
the highest, the poorest, as well as the
richest, every right necessary for the en-
ioyment of life liberty aud happiness.
Under its benign protection every class
and creed and condition of men are per-
mitted to enjoy the blessings of civil and
religious liberty-to worship God accord.
ing TO their consciences and to enjoy lib
erty regulated by law.
Judge Speer made a most favorable
impression by his able charge. lie inn
pressed upon the juries that the court was
not in conflict with, but q part Of the
judicial system of the State, for the trial
of such cases as come properly under the
jurisdiction of the Federal court"
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IN THE CRIMINAL COURT.
A Number of Arraisnments- ts-PIeas
Guilty and Not Guilty-Some Sentence

A Number of Arraignments Pleas Of
Guilty and Not Guilty-Some Sentences
In the Criminal Court to-day, with
Judge Bradley on the Bench, the grand
and petit juries for the term beginning
with April were called. On the grand
jury Charles A, Burdtt, of the list drawn
in March, was reported not found, and an
order was issued for three talesmen.
On the petit jury II. J. Mclean, John
Shoemaker, Thomas j. King, Frank L..
Harvey, Allen L. Boswell and James
Nolan were excused, and an extra list of
eighteen was ordered drawn.
Albert Duvall, l9-year-old white boy,
charged with the larceny of nearly 800
worth of property from George w. Carroll,
withdrew his plea of not guilty and
pleaded guilty. Duvall said that it was
his first offense, and he appealed for
mercy. The sentence was one year and
one day in Albany penitentiary.
PLEAS AND SENTENCES.
Charles f. Yates. charged with the lar
ceny of goods from Myra r. Parker,
pleaded not guilty and stated that he had
counsel.
Charles Turner, charged also with lar
ceny from Barbara Strath, pleaded not
guilty.
William Morres, alias William Scott,
accused of the combined offenses of
housebreaking and larceny, entered a plea
of not guilty.
Alfred Brockenbury, with many aliases,
denied that he had assaulted b. +. Clop-
per with intention to kill him, and said
that A. A. Iipscomb was his attorney.
Queen Victor Williams, bouncing
colored woman, was then called to the
bar of justice. Judge, your Honor, she
said, II did not break into that house and
pleads not guilty"
John Buchanan. who disposed of goods
| at the Arlington Hotel under false repre-
sentations, entered plea of not guilty.
An old colored offender who told the
| judge he had done time in Albany an
pealedd for mercy on the ground that he
| would lead a better life and then enlist IN
the Army. He stole quantity of goods
from Louisa III. Booth and was given tive
years.
"Does it begin from the day of impris
Onment or sentenCeY asked the prisoner
very lmpertinently.
"From the day of sentence was tn,
answer of the Court.
Robert Juitt, accused of housebreakmg
said Joseph Shillington was his attorney
and pleaded not guilty.
A respectable appearing and well-dresseC
white man named George W. Martin
through his attorney, Thomas O. Taylor
pleaded guilty TO grand larceny.
"What have you to say?' asked tn
Judge.
well, answered the prisoner, lit wa
only drunkenness and sheer desperation
that drove me To steal those pearl jewel
from the show case In the United State
National Museum. | never stole any
thing, neither was ! ever arrested before,
Your sentence VIII be the lightcst tina
| can make responded the Court, IAN
that is one year and one day in the PEN
tentiary.n
Edward Dorr Griffin Prime died at hi
residence, in New York, April T. For nor
than thirty-two years he was associate
with his brother, the Rev. DR.. 5. lrenaeu
Prime, in the editorial work of the Ne'
York ObStTrer.
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Carm-ncIta Gripped.
Fom n NcIp l0IN Sun.

Carmencita is confined tu her bed by an
attack of the grippe that was contracted
Iun Monday last She was ill ON Tuesday
land got through her part of the pro-
'uamme at Roster & Balls with difficulty,
She had an engagement to dance Mt pri-
yate party that night after the theatre
and She kept 70 despite the advice of her
manager and friends. II was a stormy
night and she got more cold, On We'd
nesday night She broke down after her
first dance at the theatre, and became
delirious iu her dressing room. She was
removed I'm q carriage to her home at j6i
West TWcuty-hrst street Her fever had
gone last night, although she was slll
confined 10 her bed
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phntngrnnhers Disnrrne.

Photographers Brady and Prince had
some hot words this afternoon in front of
the Patent Office growing ont of the ques-
ticn Of photographing the Patent Centen-
nial Convention,
Mr. Brady claimed that as he had a
regular permit to photograph the conven-
tion, Mr.. Prince had no right to make a
picture.
Mr.. Brady claimed that Prince inter
fercd with his business and swOre out a
warrant against him.
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rhe Sew yorl,er. In ono sennle

In the new Senate there will be no less
than thirteen natives of New York. Here
are their names: Stanford and FELTON, of
California, Davis of Minnesota, Sanders
Of Montana, Paddock of Nebraska, Stew
art of Nevada MCPHERSON of New Jersey
Hill and Hiscock of New York, Casey OF
North Dakota, Dolph of Oregon, and
Squire of Washington. Mcpherson Of
New Jersey and Casey Of North Dakota
we're born at York, Livingston County,
the former in 1888 and the latter in 1887,
Next to New York stands Ohio, who
will have eight of her sons in the Senate.
Pennsylvania and Kentucky will have
six each; Vermont will have five; Ten
nessee, Georgia Massachusetts, Maine aud
Virginia will each have four North Car
olina and Delaware will have three each;
Illinois, New Hampshire, Rhode Island,
South Carolina and West Virginia will
! have two each, and each of the States of
Arkansas, Alabama, Connecticut Louis.
lana, Maryland, Missouri, Iowa and In
diana will have one native in the Senate,
-Four members of the new Senate, and
only four were born beyond the limits of
| the United States. Senator Mcmillan was
born i'm Hamilton, Ont, and Senator Gal
| linger first saw the light of day at Corn
| wall, in the same province. Senator
| Jones of Nevada was born in Hereford
| shire England, aud Senator PascO of
| Florida was born in London. .--I1si-Er-
] DTtSS.
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IN SOUTH AMERICA.
RECENT EVENTS OF INTEREST AND
IMPORTANCE DOWN THERE.

Changes in The Tariff Laws ofUruguay--
Exports Of Wool from Argcntne-Eu
ropean Capital Pouring Into Peru
llonduranian prOsperity-0the News
The Congress of Uruguay has made
some important changes in the tariff laws
of that country, and the following adj
ditional customs have been imposed.
Imports Five per cent. advalorom cal
culatcd upon the official valuations of the
existing tariff; with the exception, how
ever, of goods hitherto duty free and of
potatoes, printed books, printing ink,
type and presses, printing paper for jour
nails lithographic paper, flower seeds,
sulphuric, nitric, and hydrochloric acids,
dammar phosphorus in sticks, dyewoods,
raw Paraguayan tea, gold jewcry gold
and silver watches, maps, globes, and APP
paratus for the study of the natural, phys
zeal and mathematical sciences, coal, bay
salt and rock salt, and precious stones un-
set, on which the duties remain as before.
Exports (Which have hitherto been
frce), the following specific duties Wool,
per 100 kilos, Sl.30; shccpskins. per 100
kilos, SOC; hair, $40; grease, jOC.;
ierked beef, l0c.; preserved meat and
tongues 81; hide dressings, 2jc. ash and
bones, per 900 kilos, G0c.; animal guano,
GOc.; OK hides, salted, per piece, DO, OK
hides, dried, 12c. mares hides, salted,
12c.; mares hides, dried, 60c. calf hides,
per 100 kilos 81; sealskins, per piece, l6c.;
horns, per 1000, $780, extract Of meat,
per kilo, Toe.
The following table shows the exports
Of wool from the Argentine Republic for
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please nIr. liIaine.

Try and fix up this matter at once, if
you can.
Governor Nichols will assist in any
genteel arrangement.
1t is not the fight with Italy that con-
Germs our people.
They feel reasonably confident that they
could take care of that,
But what keeps them awake of nights
is their awful anxiety as to how in the
blooming bazes we are going to pay the
pensions. Cincinnati Enquirer.
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Mrs, Kendall well-known git Of always
saying something peculiarly adapted 10
the person who is being presented 10 her
carried her on one occasion recently 10 the
verge of the ridiculous, says the Phialel-
phia HccO,d. II was at the reception given
committee approached her saying "Oi,
Mrs. Kendall, / want 10 present NJ ss Smith
TO YOU" "Ah Miss Smith, said Mfs.
Kendall, grasping her hand, what de-
liciOusly English namel"
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French CluA, or "Circc dcs pfccicuscs Rili-
cules,' Is ono OF the best amateur photogra.
pliers in the country, o lawyer by profession,
who married the lovely daughter OF the late
Commodore McDougal of the Navy. Mr.. tc
Breton is ono OF the haudsomost and most nl-
mircd Of the California colony living %. the
Capital.
Bishop Charles Edward Cheney aud wife of
chicago arc ut the Shorehlm.
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Efforts to Organize.

The meeting at Wizards Hotel this
morning Of inventors and others inter
ested in the patent laws of the country
was well attended. Colonel Gardner
Hubbard Of Washington presided.
was decided that committee of nine
be appointed To report this afternoon af-
ter the conclusion of the exercises at the
Academy of Music ON plan of perma-
nent organization. The committee con-
sists of Messrs. Price, Shaw, Getting,
Berthilow, Watkins, Sickles, Simon,
Smith md HarrIs.
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Pnrents and ChIldren Mnrry.

ftoH me B0Sf0H Heidi0, HdFch 81.
a unique wedding ceremony occurred
yesterday forenoon at lGl Shawmut
avenue, Chelsea. George w. Lane of that
town was married at II o'clock to Mrs.
Elizabeth II. Chamberlain of Boston, the
Rev. Luther Boutelle officiating lmme-
diately after the ceremony another we'd
ding followed, the Rev II. G. Holman Of
Haverhill joining in wedlock Mr.. La For
and Miss Jennie 4, Lane of Chelsea. The
contracting parties of the second wedding
WERE respectively, the only children of
the bridge and groom of the first wedding,
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In G.neraI Tam,

On the assignment in the Court in Gen
eral Term this morning, with Justices
that of James III. Palmer, was placed on
the docket. AS those Interested i'm the
case were actively engaged in entertaining
guests present at the Patent Centennial Il
continuance was granted.
Mr.. A. A. Brney continued his argu-
menis in the lie Droit Park controversy
of Farnam VS.. the District of Columbia,
and no decision has as yet been reached
i'm the case
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The Postnnlce Site.

The Postoffce Site Commission con-
tinued its hearings to-day. DR.. A. p.
Pardon testified that he believed the Dow
ling corner at Pennsylvania avenue
and Eleventh street to be worth
$40 foot and the Globe Theatre
property 50 foot; Menikeim's property,
IN the middle of the square, SIS a foot;
the Great Falls Ice Company, corner Of
Twelfth and streets, at 81 per foot.
property at Eleventh and G and Twelfth
and C., and the inside lots, OF s..
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Queer thing, that in California, said
the man with the bad cigar. You see,
u vigilance committee, discovering they
had hanged the wrong mm-"
~ don't see how they could hang the
wrong man in that State" interrupted
the man with the brindlcd beard who
cherished vivid, though not bright, recol-
Angeles real estate ls-h,diaHdpo!iS
.I,glsBuJ
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A Precious Craft.
Erom IA phNndllpLln 1Inl..

IIVW 'Wf I1IWWWtINtW WII0i
The Galena has been towed rs far as
Boston, and it Is hoped that she can be
kept aAoat long enough to get her to Ports
mouth, where she is to serve as "basis Of
repairsn There are $4,000 good dollars
waiting to be distributed among the CON
stituents of Reed and of Chandler, and It
would be pity if they were lost by the
Galena's premature collapse.
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ca rnr pnlinr ,vrllinm.

Benjamin Washington was lined so in
the Police Court to-day for writing policy.
lie is boy about 10 years Of age and he
pleaded guilty TO the charge
Judge Miller said that he would not
send the boy % jail because Of his age.
but" said his Honor "if You ever
come before me again ] will give You
everything can -
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senator Ednnunds.

Ft0m me NtW loik ITibNHe
The Vermont Senator's retirement will
be Il grave loss to the majority in the
Senate. His experience in the body cX'
oldest member i'm continuous service. His
long and honorable career, his Tipe iu1g-
meut and his varied experience will leave
q gap that cannot he illed. Mr. Edmunds
has always been a true-heartel Repuh-
lCan and a sturdy fighter for his party's
principles, but he viii carry into private
life the respect and esteem Of friends and
foes alike.
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ROYAL BIne Line DIninr Cars.

The Pullman Company isnow operating
Dining Car service between Washington,
Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York,
via Royal Blue Line on the famous five
hour train, leaving Washington 10 a. m,
and the Fast Express, leaving Washington
5l0p M, These cars were built expressly
the Pullman Company guarantees It's
quality.
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An Eyening of Gooa Music.

People of talent wealth and beauty in
Georgetown assembled at the Memorial
Hall of West Washington yesterday, and
enjoyed one of the best concerts ever
given in the city,
Professor Josef Kaspar welded the baton
and was ably supported by the George.
town Orchestra. The music, vocal aud
instrumental, was remarkably good and
very heartily enjoyed.
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pnker prnhnhllllIes.
hrom Me 81 nm Gl0le.

TheTe is good deal Of anxious inquiry
at Washington as to the poker-pleying
abilities OF the new Senators. Hans
brough of North Dakota is understood 10
cherish the State reputation; but as Kyle
Of the other Dakota is q preacher, IL is
feared he will not he able 10 hold hands
with Pettigrew The Kansas man does
not know the game and insists that he
will not Learn. But that State has not
counted much in the game.
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A Gladstone Time.

TI0W NWlW V MTttIs GOOD NOUS,
Mother - Goodness me, Johnny
Johnny why amt you at school instead
of hurrahing round the streets like wild
lndian2
johnny dancing a ig)-No school to-
day.
Mother-No school? Why?
Johnny Teachers dead
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The nmety-siXth annual Council of the
Diocese of Virginia will meet in Peters
burg ON May % and large representa-
ton of both clcrgymen and laymen Of
the several churches and parishes will no
doubt be present, i'm view of the fact that
the adysability of division Of the dio-
Cpse will be discussed
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Themost notable wedding of the week
in Omaha was that of Miss Lizzie De Pui
Nichols, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ, G.,
Nichols and Mr.. Baron William Riley
only surviving son Of William Riley esl,
of bennington Spa, England, Tuesday, at
high noon, at the residence OF the bride,
2Ol2 Mason street.
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rlnrn rnr Crnelt, In Anlmnls.

Emma Clifford was fined S. in the Po-
lice Court for cruelty to animals. She
threw a dog down the embankment of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and the
train ran over him,
Tho Court ruled that the injuries re
ceiyed by the dog in his fall down the
embanknont was cruelty TO animals.
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Lieutenant f. t. Sawyer, Special Com
missioner of the Worlds Columbian Elk.
position to the Amazon Provinces Of
Brazil, reports his arrival at Para on the
18th of March, and says that the Presi-
dent of those provinces is favorably dis
posed toward the exposition, and will do
everything possible TO secure full ex-
hibit, showing the resources of the Anna
Zon country, for exhibition at Chicago.
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A NEW FASHION AT WEDDINGS.
Each Guest Adds u Nosegay toa Mysti
Floral Ring,

Floral Ring.
A new fashion introduced at weddings
at St. German de Pres, church in the
centre of the Fauburg st, German, Paris
is for each of the friends invited 70 the
ceremony to bring bouquet of real
flowers, which they place with their card
ON the balustrade of the choir, so that the
bride and bridegroom are surrounded
with flowers, The bouquets are about as
large as those worn by bridesmaids, but
oval i'm shane.
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THERE WAS, no DOUBT, fraud in Chicago.
All parties having charged it, 1t even
disgusted GARTER HARRISON into de-
claring his permanent retirement from
political life.
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Apnlicn,nnn nnsinns

Additional Private Thornton Davis Of
The police force has rendered 's resigna-
tion 20 take effect at once.
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Equity Court.

Neuhouseys Neuhouse Francis Fischer
house appointed guardian ad liLum.
Cooper ys, Cooper testimony ordered
taken before Moses Richardson. Chad
soy VS., Pollard and Bailey VS., Bailey; tes-
timony also ordered
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one would scarcely think of looking for
poctica quotations i'm city directory.
But at least one gem of that description
may be- found i'm the dark unfathomcd
pages Of Boyd's Directory of Washington.
tnder the head of Cemeteries - ON page
1927 Of that valuable authority on nomcn-
clature, appears the following cpigrdph:
"Sido by side the high and low
And rich and poor shall equal lic.'