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THE CHICAGO AND ERIE STRIKE.
General Manager Tucker Admits That tn
Road IL Practically Tied Up.

General Manager Tucker Admits That the
Road Is Practically Tied Up.
CHICAGO, Jan. N.-Gencral Manager Tucker
Of the Chicago and Erie road admitted to a re-
porter this morning that his road had been
practically tied up by the strike of the train
dispatchers. The only train that went out this
morning was the 7:3O mail train for Columbus,
Ohio, consisting only of an engine and mail
car. Shortly after o'clock the New York train
arrived about thirty minutes late. Outside Of
these and one or two freight trains everything
was tied up on this division Of the road, extend
ing to Salamanca. NY, which is the only divi-
sion affected by the strike.
I'VE will do our best to get our trains NOV
ing," said General Manager Tucker, ''but I
cannot tell just when this difficulty will be set
tied. have not yet heard when the men pro-
pose to call on me, or even whether they pro-
pose doing SO. We propose to fill the places
Of the men who went out as rapidly as posi-
ble."
Fort WAYNE, IND, Jan. lit is reported
from Hammond, Ind, and other points on the
Chicago and Erie that engineers on receiving
intimation Of the train dispatchers strike ran
their trains on to sidings and banked their
fires, refusing to proceed.
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IN KALAKAUA.s KINGDOM.
Mir -<ter Carter Thinks There VIII Ne No
Trouble Over the Succession.

M. 49, 49,. ~, xx,u M,
-s,. s, ~
~ o'es s"e
Inc death OF hing hAiakauA OF Hawaii viii In
nowise affect the peaceful condition Of affairs
in that country. such M least is the opi,ion
OF Mr.. IL Ap Car,e, The Hawaiian minister IN
,,;s .o,..- T. ,..-:- - ~....-. -
.1's eoun'f!' IN uiSeuSins 'ne si'ua"on WIN
ePor~r tnn ai'ernooh MT
"' can see no reason "n!
VIC uo'n OF inc King should give nss
80, eompneanons Whatever fine
A-A,i"oAAiAni' srter OF tne late king, was tne
princess regent during the absence OF halakauA-
She was the heiress 10 the crown and ell that
is necessary ID for her IN nrocl.,r, her.eis
opecr on..r r.n;ol..; 4, - a.. -.
dovnve, py;n.osl = ILL., - a.
absence ~ ne I'm, "a - NJ, '..,,,. "a.
tinue 70 reign the same =. II The King rsSe ,,,Il
alive art .hson, e., 81. .,s-.-. e "''e '''''
- - -.e 0o1"H!
=, oA rihshIf 20 fnE PRINCESS
MI. carter was asked If their was any chance
OF trouble being made at this juncture by
Wilcox, the leader of the revolutionary marty
an6 the nr;r,o &c., :, a.. 80 --,...,f :,
Last Angps, A' GYM 4" VIC o''ei re'oiueoh o'
..W,icoy" .,;a NJ. 49,. a.,
taken ou,te N n,ar,;n.,. -, ,.,s..s s.a'' :.
Hawaii bpt he 1. tr,enSiy 70 ,ho ;,,a-es,s =,
the nrincess a,d 7 a., ~, 49, a. -, -. -
s;,,I, ~ 90. ,,t, A my M. -
fhGr axxrlf hS.. yeka
noliey canno, Of corra. ny -. a."
will he No ;r,m.a;a,a .,.,,.. o"a '' ~.
cah,ret tn, .o,,n.,.,.s,t s ln w. uue
cabiret shau MA -, ',.,,, .. snss VI,
the eg;slat;rc ass.r,bi, IL 49, s.'',s
has INF Xor,Iy o5;o,;- - - LII -. ...
again for nearIy txo $50 ,hSss 80 ~ ~.
nec,s Of n nv ;r;,,.'s,s, - ahs.'.,S "ie nv Pi''
me hiSIEh ACT AND TIE TREATY
In the drafting OF the Mckinley bill for the
Presidents signature by some inadvertance
apparently, the clause usual in tariff bill,
stating that the bill should not interfere with
the provisions OF any treaty then in force with
any ioreign nauons was omitted; Inc president
matter and h,,,s ~ 49, ;ra,edneos ; ,a.'
both hous.s rac,;t,;,S ,ho go ~. nv, ..'.
thew have not 49, - NJ $50
ouite earnestiv ON his snhi.ct 20 The SCI -
norter ..Small coun,r;es sa;d NJ Car,ar
| ..are The n,ost ,aaio,s =, IN =. a. ,,s,,a. :,
treat;es for ,Sosa .ra ,ha;r ch;as -,
tect;on ara S.sacrars S A. rPt.ay
states hrasls s.;,S ,,;,h - =; ,,;s -,
Ter xbere ,hen ,naS NE io,.na ~,
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DIED.

BURKE. Departed this life on January 81. 1891, a
Z a m, after long znd painful illness. Ms. MARY
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
GAMk ksfE on Jus si. gaPg.5y 20 ISL
daughter Of the late Daniel Clancy.
May she rest in peace.
Relatives anu friends invited 10 attend the funeru
IhursSay Hi D m irom her sisters Residence. lss4
DoAN. Fell asleel in Jesus At s~hdns Clinton
s9nSf Ui 30 ssirs,g 10 I, S'cIcos an .ss
city, AGED seventy seven years
LEsTRIDGE. Departed this life on Monday. IAN
fIk 81 FIJI L III s sl.ei o s Man,
Of the late Caroline g Leitridge and the father Of May
eighty nth year OF his
s s.sTA St sF str tsS n. sSns rsss1cs
"a, att m FRIENDS 81 the family inylfsd 20 stienf
burg. Bedford City and st. Ions rSers lsAss copy re
MASON. ON Tuesday. January 20, 1881. FRANK
Funeral friday q pm, from Enon B.pti-, Church.
Friends are respectfully invited
u MAeAPfkEr 9n J,.AS2usry 20 ISL al y
and OF Terrence and Elen McCafirey ased thirty
two years ana TOUR months.
southSs Fra Faay ~, at r raen S s5s st
MICS Church. where requiem Will e osletrs,cds
MoTEN. Departed TINS HE on TUESDAY, y.nu.ry
MoTEN. She leaves a bcsoSed husband aud .esss
Children TO mourn her loss
God inHis wisdom has recalled
The boon His love has eixen,
And though the body ulouidens here
The soul Ii safe In heaven.
The funeral viii take plscs from the Zaon Bsptist
Church. street southwest, THURSDAY afiernoon Il 2
O'Clock. Relatives and friends are invited
O'CONNOR The remains Of the late THOMAS
OCONNOh Of I2lO Union street southwest, will h in
TERED from the vault at Mount Oiiyef rbursiay.
family are respectfully invited 70 siiend =" '"'
ODDIE On January IL. At East Or.nee. M, Of
diphtheT1a. in the tenth year Of her a<re. ETHEL,
younge child OF Henry N. and Ellen q. Oddie and
sr.nichiid of the late Jonathan Prouf. formsriy q
this place.
HARRIET Rabbit wife Of William RAbbitf. de-
parted this life in the Of hsr ses
after . long and painful illness.
Funeral viii taks Place fr2m the re..dence q her
northwest from there 30 Be- Stephens Church. wrrs
requiem high viii be said At 10 a. m on frsday
January x Friends and RELATIVES invited % sftrnd
sEAvERs. Al IhorogshfAre, We, 90 January ~,
1891. at 2 pm, GEORGE A. sEAyEHs. sred etrki
years
Nnfice of funeral tnnaorrux
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I'd EDITION.
A QUESTION OF PAY.
fE-UP on TEE CHICAGO AND ERIE.
STOCKS DULL AND sTAGNANT
THE WORLDS FAIR COMMISSION.

1t Replies to the Report OF Representative
Gamblers Committee.
CHICAGO, Jan. 21.-Commissioner-a at large
Landsay Of Kentucky has prepared in behalf of
.ional commission an answer to the Cand-
'ittcc report. Mr.. Lindsay is chair
judiciary committee Of the COM
u, the question of salaries he says:
AUTHORITY QUOTED
four Of the act gave the commission
authority 10 elect such officers and ap-
-. such committees as they might deem
expedient. =, Section nineteen provides
commission shall receive such compensa-
ton Us may be fixed by the commission
subject to the approval of the Secretary of the
Treasury. The local directory had fixed the
salaries of its officers before the September
meeting Of the commission and the COM
directory es some indication of what
its own officers ought to be paid and
fixed the salaries Of its officers at sums in most
instances less than were to be paid the officers
Of the local directory Its action in this regard,
while criticised by the Secretary of the Treas
ury, was approved by him and the question Of
salary thus closed.
CONGRESS RESPONSIBLE.
"Now, if Congress concludes that is is expe-
dent to change the management of the enter
prise and to curtail the powers and duties of
the commission it is but fair and candid that
Congress shall correct its own mistakes and
not attempt to shift tho necessity for the
change upon the national commission, the
charges made by the committee that the COM
mission exceeded or abused its power and I'M
dcrtaken to discharge. This is not imposed
upon it by the act Of Congress"
As to the powers which the commission as
sumes 1t Is delegated to fulfil, which the Gambler
report criticises, Mr.. Lindsay quotes the terms
Of the act creating it. Mr.. Lindsay defends
the arrangement entered into between the ma
tional and local bodies as one conceded
on all hands to be such as will secure the
success of the fair and takes up the cudgels
on behalf of the lady managers. In general he
claims that the commission has adhered strictly
to the lines Of its powers and duties and says:
1.-THE only result Of the report of the Congress
sional committee will be to reopen the ques-
tons thus settled and to shake the confidence
Of the public in the management Of the enter
prise"
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Name.
Name.
Washington Stock Exchange,

sales-Regulsr call 10 O'Clock m: Second Ma
tionai Bank, at 1870. Washington Gas, 50 at 40.
Washington Loan and Trust Company, IL at Is;
at IS.
Government Bonds-U. s. AVS, 1891, registered,
ios bid. U; s. as, 1891, coupon, 1os bid. U. s.
coupon, 1901, iiSs bid, is1x asked ~ " - No.
District OF Columbia Bonds-Per imp. g, 1891,
gold. 1oi bid loah asked. Per imp. Is, 1891, cur
currency, iolx bid. 2Oyear fund6s 1892 gold, i0I
bid. 20year fund.- s., 1899, gold, 1O6 bid, - asked
Water stock, rs, 1901, currency l2s bid 1873 asked.
s.ess. 1924, fund, currency, l1sN bid, = asked.
town Railroad, 1910, g. 100 bid, los asked Wash
ington and Georgetown Railroad Convertible Is,
lie bid, = asked Masonic Hall Association, IS. 1898,
LIST mortgage Go, l0e bid, asked. Washington Mar
ket Company, imp 6s. lie bid. Americans Security
and Trust Company, IS, 100 bid, - asked. Washing
Washington Light Infantry ID, Is, 1904 94y bid 100
asked. washington Gas Light Company, series
National Bank StOcks-Bank of Washington 4s5
bid, 500 asked. Bank Of Republic $50 bid, = asked.
Metropolitan, s7o bid. 500 asked Central 800 bid.
ond, lS5 bid, asked. Columbia, $50 bid, 155
asked. Capital, l2l bid, ls5k asked. West End, 81
bid 81 ,ss "a Traders iso bid is asked
Railroad Washington and Georgetown,
$50 bid $50 asked. Metropolitan. 10 bid, l25 asked
Street, SO bid, GO asked. lexington and Soldiers
Home, 6, bid, 50 asked. Georgetown and Ten
leytOwn, ~ bid. = asked.
Insurance Stocks - Firemens, 40 bid, IS asked.
Franklin s. bid Metropolitan, 81 bid, 30 asked Ma
tional Union, II bid % asked. Arlington, 170bd, -
asked. COrcOran 6S bid. Columbia, Is bid, I5k
asked. German-American, 10 bid. Potomac, IS
bid, = asked. Riggs. ~. bid. So asked.
Peoples, So bid, - asked. Lincoln, 5x bid, -
asked. Commercial, ~ bid, - asked.
Title Insurance StOcks-Real Estate Title, 1876
bid, $40 asked. Columbia Title, 81 bid, 6S asked.
Gas and Electric Light Washington Gas,
s39H bid, 40h asked. Georgetown Gas, 4Sbid. U. g.
Electric Light, 141 bid, $50 asked.
Telephone Stocks-Pennsylvania, Is bid, asked.
Chesapeake and Potomac, '63 bid, 73 asked. Ameri-
can Graphophone, 10 bid, 1905 asked.
Miscellaneous StOcks-W Arlington Market Com
pany, 10 Did, asked. Washington Brick Ma
chine Company, = bid, $50 asked. Great Falls Ice
Company, 175 bid, $40 asked. Bull Run PIANO.
rama Company, II bid, - asked. Pneumatic Gun
Carriage, x bid, asked Interocean Building Com
pany, bid, los asked.
Safe Deposit and Trust Companies-Nation
Safe Deposit, als bid, asked. Wellington
Safe Deposit Company, lis bid, 1as asked WASH
ingtOn Loan and Trust Company, IS bid %
asked. American Security and Trust Company.
SIX bid. 62k asked.
sEx. dividend.
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L. b. TowSER 4 Sox.
DRY GOODS DEALERS.
l3lS TTH ST. NV,

Are actively engaged in thr sale dry Foods pror 10
the erlzrssnsent Of their All gods reduced
in pscemsny Of thsm undsr cost. special attention
given Drss Goods. many Of them offered for less
than wholesale price. Nov il the time to bog Ladies
and Gents Uni<rwesr; all fresh goods. but We are
tss.r1ninsl % sal them. for have tbs room.
We are Offering special Inducements in Table Linsa.
Towels and Napkins. all boaxht before the tariff
vent into effes1- Don't fail to prices Cor
SITS they are heios the lowest also GinShams, flan-
nels C4lsco, she~ting. Cashmere tor boys' wear.
Gents' LineD Collns. nd Cu0A ~
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CRourr SOUNDS

Al night from babys CRIB are dissracsne 10 psrsnss
who - u Los fse mediclns equal The Msssocy.
Not % With thoss who have AYERS CHERRY
PICTORIAL in the houss. dose Of this medicine
affords certain and speedy relief. To cure colds.
coughs. throat. asthma. bronchitis, hoarseness
and the various disorders Of the brssthins sppaz.sus
Ayers Cherry Psssoeai has no equal II soothss The
innamed tissue, promotes expectoration and induces
GALL FOR
rsposs. CAPT. o. casiey. Brooklyn. n. T.. writes:
II have ussd Ayers Cherry Pecsor.l in my family for
thirty and have always found It the best remedy
for Group. 70 which complaint my childrsn were
subject"
II use Ayers Cherry pectoral in ny practice and
pronounce Il 10 b uneQua,sd .. remedy for colds
and coushs."-J. g. Gordon. n. D.. Carroll G.
Virginia.
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
Prepared by On. J. G. Aver b Co.. Lowell.
Sold by all Drusxists. Price, q; six lotties. 81.
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kOCH'S LYMPH.
Some Sent to the President and What He
Did With II.

Did With 1t.
The other day the President received pack
age from Hon. William Walter Phelps. United
States minister to Germany, containing five
walls of the celebrated Koch's lymph. The
minister sent them as a personal gift. The
President has distributed them as follows: Two
walls to DIR. Hamilton, supervising surgeon
general of the marine hospital service, who
proposes to conduct some experiments with
the material at the Providence Hospital in this
city. and one vial each to the Policlnic Hos
pital of Chicago, the Charity Hospital of New
Orleans and the Indianapolis City Hospital
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Soorr's EMULSION
CURES COUGHS AND COLDS.
SCOTS EMULSION
RELIEVES CONSUMPTION.
SCOTS RMULsION
CURES BRONCHITIS.
SCOTS EMULSION
WONDERFUL FLESH PRODUCER.
SCOTS EMULSION OF COD LIVER OIL
AS PLEASANT AS MILK.
SCOTS EMULSION
CURES THROAT AFFECTIONS.
SCOTS EMULSION
MAKES THE WEAK STRONG.
SCOTS EMULSION
CURES scROFULA IN ALL FORMS.
SCOTS EMULSION
CURES SKIN DISEASES.
SCOTS EMULSION OF COD LIVER OIL WITT
INCORPORATES Is SOLD ALL OvEI
THE WORLD. nos
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and Politician.
LONDON, Jan. 2i.-N has transpired that in
December Capt O'Shea addressed communi-
cation TO Mr.. Justin Mccarthy, the leader Of
the anti-Paruellits wing Of the Irish national
party, demanding that he apologize for having
limited at the Leinster Hall meeting that .
different color might have been given Mr.. Par
nell's conduct with regard 70 Mrs O'Shea had
Capt Q'Hhea been vigorously cross-exAmined
during the divorce proceedings. In response
have written several evasive letters.
Finally, on January Is, Capt O'6hes ad-
dressed . peremptory mote 70 Mr.. Mccarthy
dsnouncing what he stigmatixed q ''oon-
temptible quibbling," and saying; However
mon, RECONSTRUCTED dummy that you are, The
straw starting from every seam, Acknowledge
that you possess two Qualifications for your
passsnt pesition-meannsss and audaoity."
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Flowers for the Re-Elcsfed Senators.
Handsome baskets Of flowers adorned the
desks Of Senator'S Teller and Jones today, IN
recognition Of the reelection of those Senators
by the Legislatures Of Colorado and Arkansas
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MRS. w1NsLow,s SOOTHING SYRUP

Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS by NIL
LIONS of MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE
with PERFECT SUCCESS. hSOOTHES
the CHILD, SOFTENS the GUMS, ALLAYSa all PAIN,
CURES WIND collie, and is the best remedy for
DIAERHEA. Sold BY Druggists in every part Of the
world. Be sure and ssk for MN. Winslows Soothing
Syrup" and take no other kind. % cents . bottle
d15-ly.
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Inspector Byrnes was notified of the arrest
made this morning on telegram from him and
later telegraphed TO Maj. Moore to release the
Kellogg girl.
They secured the services of Gen. E. c. Car
rington and Campbell Darlington and about
noon they presented to Judge Bradley petit
ton for q writ Of habeas corpus, which the
judge directed to issue returnabfe ut o'clock.
In this petition the elder, Estelle Kellogg.
states that she is twenty three years Of age and
Clara Harper seventeen, and they came here
yesterday on q visit That they were arrested
this morning and are now confined in the sixth
precinct station; that no warrant was served
and SO far as they can learn they are arrested
on suspicion Of stealing diamonds and they
say that the diamonds in possession of Clara
she came lawfully by and that the sole author
ity for the arrest is an irresponsible telegraph
dispatch. They therefore ask to be discharged.
The girl Clara Harper was produced before
Judge Bradley this afternoon. Her counsel
stated the diamonds were given her by Frank
Ehret.
Judge Bradley ordered the discharge Of the
other girl, Clara Harper.
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MARRIED..

kRoEGER-wAGNER. On January 20 1901, b
Mss MARIE ANNA WAGNER, 10th 81 Nashn<to4.
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BRows's IRoS B1rrKRs

Cures Indigestion, Bilousnesa, Dyspepaa, Malaria.
Nervousness aud General Debility. Physicians recon-
mend it, All dealers sell IL. Genuine has trade mark
and crossed red lines ON wrapper. 3
DAM FROM INDIGESTION, DYSPEPSIA AND
too hearty eating Is relieved at once by taking
Of Carters Little Liver Pills Immediately after
dinner. Don't forget this.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-21

HELP YOURSELF TO GET RID Of hat cough "
cold OF any asthInaiic OF thIoaI trouble by using
DIR. ID. Jayne's KNpect1ranL
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10 SUCCEED HIMSELF.

Senator Voorhees, Re- Elected by the Indiana
Legislature.
IxpIANAPoLIs, IND, Jan. 2l.--Senator Voor-
hees, ON joint ballot Of house and senate, was
this afternoon returned to the United States
Senate.
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CArARRH.

Cstarrh b apt to give rise to most serious compica-
tons, destroying the Of smell and TASTE impair
ing hearing causing offensive breath often producing
menta, and physical debility and leading throat at
fections. asthma, bronchitis and consumption.
To the careful study and scientific investigation of
this pernicious disease Dr.. Ashthi has devoted his
exclusive attention for thirty years. and has
eeeded in formulating system Of treatment which is
absolutely painless prompt in ts action and posi-
lively curative in its effects From the first applica-
ton great benefit experienced which continues from
day to day until Anal and permanent cure 10 the rs-
A. p. LIGHTHILL. Md.
THROAT AND EAR SPECIALIST.
Can be consulted ct his residence.
l411 It. NV.
3a12-12s From 8 until IL and from 4to6.
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Mrs. Prank sshyinehszt. 80 warner st: NV. got
and 2Or. We have NO more q sAans price, but
show yop our solid Oak, Sl2. 50. sold elnewhere At
el5 TO olh sottd OAk Chanb<F eaites, Z IL. 8D to
go. Very HAndnnxns sideboard. oc,O TO 81. beau
tiful Plush Chair, 4S SO. 81. 81. 1s6. s. Kitten
Essr. Srs Bs;i Dining cSsi.s. DSso% ~ ,V onsa
sl2s. Don't tool yourself By saying in going
To Grssty - humbue. II will reed thiacurd
over the second uue and coupare prices With what
you have pail you will md am hnmbu<s1nx to the
right tune Tor peopss who count the cash wbeu they
hsnasoms Rug suite, -; kxsn Yins sGl I.ps.,sS.'
hns suites for anything IKE our prior Come ana sss
1000 dozen Tunblerx. for ii. Zine Initial Tumh-
lers. letter With beautiful wreath engraving l0
We show Jon 20 styles Glass Pttrhsrx from lOr
10 - each We can show you After Dinner Cups, in
SIX handsome PATTERNS nie thin chipa- We shov
Tea SETS. ~ Is to slO seventeen Patterns and colorS:
Dinner sets "a ~ to ol9. %. eiwhf pssIsgne
and styles We can show You Bsst smyrna kues, AZ
Q. 30: regular Pr1es $40 Atwood An squares
yx2t yds:. - ~; ix3 yds-, ~. % White ruE hugs
u. No use 70 come unlsss you want 10 pay cssh We
don't sell nstAmenfs. Ms sslI the gods becsuss
want the nsonsy. 10 will pay you 70 borrow ~
Iron<y and tsk. advantage of our pfaces. Rsmsm6sf
the nains and pAArs-
GRAsTrs.
l5lo and lsi2 7sh 4. AZ.
~ n
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Ths President today ssnt 70 he esnaAs TIE
following nominations
wilbur ?. Lunt u Maine. gsascal appcaissr
q msrohandiss.
James b Linday. rsgistr q - I'D 49,
ct McCook, Neb.
Amo. q. Warner q NsbrsdkA sspsEinssadsu1
Il CHARITIES fos ne D6txiet q dol1nhiA
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A board consisting Of Capt. n. A. Austin, In
spector J. A. Swindells and Lieut. L b. Holm
berger Of the Metropolitan police have been
detailed 10 ASCERTAIN the facts in connection
with the police service Of Privates e. H. LArrs-
bee, 7. d. Fitzgerald, A. b. Chamberlain and
Andrew Tilling, with . view OF determining
whether they should be pensioned under the
provisions Of an cot approved February Is,
1855, making appropriation for the Mstropoh-
tan police Of the DISTRICT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-21

The following were fhs readings It ths dgnAl
once today: an, -; = pm. -; naxiUmn,
q; minimum, g.
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CoHEss TRIMMING STORE.
sas ELEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
(Two doors south Of Esd
Branch Of 8. Cohen Co.. Boston
We call attention TO . fresh importation Of
Mesicis Collars. In Gold Gold and levels,
Black silk and Jet Also Centuries 0sdzdies) &c
match. the latest style Of Dress 6srnifure
and to be very ssy iish the cosnins ssason.
Our s.ock of Frinxss in Black and coiors 10
veryeonpIete. Also Black Mos Trimminxsin
all snk and silk and chenille from 5oc. pss yard
FEATHER TRIMMIN6S-we have all
co:ors and qualities Also Feather Edres in
Ostrich and CoGue festbers.
We carry . comolsfe line o. Iorcnon and
Ms.tie4s I>css N all widths and at all prices
Also y.lrnciennea. Oriental, Chantilly. &c.
New vsalinss received today. to which We cali
atteaflor-
g. coHRH 3 CO..
SO llth o. ~.
ns2-m. vksst-3n
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BrrHovrx. WELLINGTON. Bsu.ncx.

KINGS and queens innumersbls. nearly al The nspdp
thst have changed the Of sasin IN the vorsA
for ccnsurss have ben 10 Garland for bodily ala No
everybody On 20 even IN thss anss of a. srsvsa,
but everybody On have the bsneAss q osrisbsd q .
mall COZ q hoDs n N osrishad spruda ssis. uAscA
svsporsasd from the eprudel eps1sg cd ouusuns n
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baltimore, Jan. 81. = Cotton steady - mid.
ding %. Flour easyv active, closing quiet; prices
unchanged. Wheat-s0uthern urn and unchanged:
western nim; No :, winter red. spot, Seh; Jsnu-
and higher; white. sossi yellow. ssSSS wes term
nrmer; mixed spot. 5os56k; January, 5sa5ek;
NAY, SIX; steamer, s1k. Oats frnl, choice higher
Do. western white, SossS do. do, mixed, l0aSi;
Graded No. 2 white. sika5lx. Rye nominal
prime TO choice, soaS9; fair TO good, 7Is7a Hay
li.oo Provisions nominal. unchanged. Butter
quiet, unchanged. Eggs quiet-freah, 81 Coffee
nm : Rio cafsoes fan, lsA; No :. IN. Sugar
l1kalsk. Whlsky dull = l.Saal.M Freishts 70
Liverpool per steamer unchanged eales-Wheat,
S0,70 busheAE corn. $4,000 busnels.
bALTINORk Jan. al.-vir2inia ten-foetiea, u
Do. threee, g; Baltimore and Ohio sock, -:
Northern Central stock. esk; Cincinnsh, Waaking-
ton and Baltimore nrsss. ss<; c0nsoldssed gSs
st0ck, <7x.