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OLD AND NEW SHIPS.
Points Prom the Report OF the Bureau of
Construction and Repair.

Aohhts Report OF tho bureau OF
Construction and Repair.
The annual report Of the chief OF the bureau
of construction and repair TO the Secretary of
the Navy says:
beg to renew the recommendation contained
In former reports as TO the necessity Of pro-
riding an assistant chief o; bureau.
The absence of the chief Of the bureau upon
tours Of inspection, or from sickness or other
unavoidable causes. often results in serious de
lay 10 the technical business of the bureau and
as even much of the routine work of the bureau
involves matters of the greatest technical inn
portance, i feel il NV duty TO urge upon the
department the necessity for making | egal pro-
vision for an assistant chief of bureau, who
being lifted by experience and professional
training. Will be qualified and authorized to set
during the absence of the chief of bureau.
The position of chief clerk in this bureau I.
one of great importance. and the compensation
Is inadequate. The duties are srduous and
upon their satisfactory performance much o,
the efficiency of the bureau depends. In view
OF the importance Of the work performed, re-
spectfully renew my recommendation of las,
year, which met with your approval and was
recommended to Congress, that the salary be
increased TO e. SEQ per annum.
during the past year plans and specifications
have been begun for the armored cruiser and
aSs;,,e . 1oenI. au'horI.ed ps congress ~
% W we ,'t amount oi oe'aii uerisn OF
m, loi 'eeeeis aiieads unuer construction
The bureau renews its Recommendation that the
81 tno Va onieI urA,'snan, WIN sasar! "
100 per aunl' DC ee,aohsneo ior ,nis
a,- - as ,ne N9iA IN manu- requires sucn Ai
hP.', anu siniiar fsNis Is preseh'
"'10"eo ioi 'ne bureau vi steam engineering
THE WOODEN SHIPS
Referring 10 the condition az the navy n,
s.vs. Tha -, -, - = a. -
are orsdu.lIv ,,isanpesr;,e, from, III, .,,;, La,
During the past year the Pensacola and Iro-
quois have been put out OF commission and
,aid up IN ordinary at the navy yard, Mare
a. nrt;. a. f,r,h.r s.si" sa r. % 1S
n, go, 80, 80 Co',t.neS t.'u E ras SUI
n. r,sord - -. ' .I "a se al-N
So - ,t 10 i;i. tue
tiSbe5 hS ,bo e., Can.rans ~, - 49,,
go, ,ossai s' lii hor,1 .s -, VI .uG a. so1ue
srs nn,v 49, ~; ne on tuo rss 'nel'
Tarcai,o ~. sooa,,a - 49,, IIia N.H
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AT THE RIVER FRONT.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Schoon er Earl Disco. Brown, Mattox creek, 80
cords wood, Carte Clark. Schooner Mary Anne shea.
Monroe Aq9ia creek. IS cords OF wood. Maury Dove
tons stove cos,: Barge z. $. Jennings. Jennings.
Philadelphia, $50 tons egg. 275 tons stove coal.
creek. 40 cords wood, Garter Clark. Barre. l39.
Thomas. Cumberland. lsl tons goal. @ L. Sheriff.
Schooner Thomas p Taylor. White. lilo. 900 ieet
Coan. oysters. Longboet Matilda Pierce, Alexandria
light. schooner Alice Mcdonald. Cobb Georgetown.
cruise. Barre z, 7. Jackson No, q. Hanson, New
bern. 2OO; 600 feet lumber. johnson Il imsstt.
post Office. s.,,pn
Schooner Sallie and Ellen, Gray Western branch,
fertilizer schooner A. ?; Robin.on. Redmsn; Alex
81 clements bay Schooner Mary Z. Denty. Black:
burn. White HOUSE LANDING; sloop Horn Point.
Candy. shiyels. Saint Mays. schooner yacht
Cleopatra. Norfolk Pungy fonion. Murphy, coan.
Ednarth. Tull. Indian river. Florida.
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Friday, December ., at o'clock, there will
be meeting of the First Subdivision of Assoc
ciated Charities at the Office of Secretary
Joseph W. Davis. 1918 Congress street, for the
purpose Of electing new officers aud TO make
preparations 10 assist the needy, whose calls will
soon be frequent
Mr.. Ernest Shoemaker, who for the past eight
wears has been clerk of the Georgetown Gas
Company, leaves today for New York. where he
will become associated with the Mutual Life
Insurance Company. At the gas Office Mr..
Shoemaker will be succeeded by Mr.. Alex. Won
Dachenhausen.
The Georgetown Bicycle Clubs Smoker"
to be given at Odd Fellows Hall on next Mon
day night is being looked forward to with much
pleasure BIZ those interested. An entertaining
program has been arranged.
Mr.. William Mankins of 35th street. an aged
and well-known cilzen,.i rs lying at deaths door.
DEMOCRATS TO MEET.
There will be a meeting Of the democrats OF
Georgetown tomorrow evening at Cropleys
Hall to consider matters of importance to deGn-
Ocrats
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of the above vessels the tugs Iwana. wahneta
and Narkeeta have had successful trial trips and
have been accepted by the Navy Department.
The others are in an advanced state of progress
and, with the exception of the Texas, VIII prob
ably have their trial trips within the next year
In accordance with the provisions of an act
making appropriations for the naval service for
the fiscal year ending June 80, 1898. plans are
being prepared for armored cruiser od about
5000 tons displacement and a sea-going coast
line battle ship OF about 5000 TONS
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The daintiest novelties beguile
And business goes ahumming-
The doctor and the druggist smile
To welcome Christmas coming.
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ChanEe In the Courts Tom0rroW.
The Court in General Term tomorrow will
have on the bench Chief Justice Bingham and
Judges Hagner and Cox, the latter taking the
plsce Of Judge James. who retires from his
duties today. Judge McComas will enter upon
his duties in the Criminal Court tomorrow. In
the General Term cases 1877. l64, les, l12 aud
ITS are assigned.
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For SALE : THOSE ELEGANT NEW STONE
Il frcnt residence 1871 and 1888 New Hamr shire
Just above Dupont circle. For terms and keys
apply 10 C. II. LIEBERMhNN. 1903 st. u7-lm
LNOR SALE-NEw HOUSES WE HAVE A CLIENT
who i al ont build several hnuses in a desirable
uart q; the west ranging from 10. 900 toS15 900
BdFfiss purchasing can hare h use designed ss-
JscIV them and the benefit or special Drices
N 2 fer ~. For full particulars call npon ad-
q NV MIST
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THE COUNTS.


EoUIrY CoURT-Judge Bradley.
Yesterdav-C urriden agt. Curriden; sale de-
creed: r. $. Smith appointed trustee. Minor
agt Minor; testimony ordered taken BY John
Cruikshank, examiner. Gottscha!k ayt Garrity;
allowance TO A. jaw ordered passed. Barbour
agt Ransdell; injunction pendente lite granted.
Today-Jasper agt. Young; distribution OF
fund ordered. Dugan agt Sheahan; pro con-
fesso. Roche sgt Marmion; W. V. Marmion
appointed guardian ad iirem. Brennan agt
Brennan: Mary Il. Brennan do. TAYLOR agt.
Taylor; testimony ordered taken by g. II. 6eisy,
examiner. Hamburger sgt. Hamburger; do.
do. Dayton agt- Dayton. alimony and counsel
fees allowed. Cooper agt. Cooper; auditors re-
port confirmed.
CORR IN GENERAL TERN-Chsef Justice Bling
ham and yttdo.s Hagnsr and james.
Today-C. c. Halpine; opinion o: Justice
James affirming order Of special term sustaining
demurrer. United States agt. L. L. Dudley;
do. by Justice Hagner reversing Judgment
below and ren,anding cause. In re viii Of
MicLaei Tally; do. by chief Justice granting
order TO dispense with printing the record
Dale agt. Richards; do. affirming judg ment
below. National Savings Bank ag;. 4. ID.
Welcker; do; appeal noted
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

FouR; . sALLE-BuY 4 CHOICE LOT AT FOREST
s hfz ffffssR 'S00
FoR sALE z; spLENDID CHANCE FOR 4 SYN
sold cheap, " - cIShIEs .. HiSa%AiT. %
EoR sALE-yEKY DESIRABLE NEW 7-ROOM
dwelling in Hyattsville; e3 800; small cash pay
%'Dfs1eSk FORD SEP a
LNoR SALE 4sACREs OF PRETTY LEVEL LAND
In the suburbs Of Falls Church nicely located with
dairy or
f. =, ' S:ss.n "' 'nissi f:'e Rsi = suit
n2s-6t 1921 st. NV.
soS aanes s Ss Onss
'1 pCii SaEs snHseiiisE 1872,
nice s.s TIE IaaSs OF s3
s
ferTed ptckETT FORD. S17 FIST ae' naSiS
WOODED LOTS AT KENsINeToN, FRONTING
sss . $500 lot discount y 10 per cent on lots
cofP ~ SIX " psssns Ocs
Il .s. GIVES a =. asR on
six miles below latter PLACE part of original Mount
sasa Mount scs sa
Ss
n11-3w.
E'oR Saloon SNAIL MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
few more very desirable new homes at Lakeland.
Md. the following terms:
One q. Q09 cottass. rs $40 cash and s1o per mo-
three s$ 800 cottages stc cash sna Us IS mo-
One 81 900 cottage. RS $50 cash and S:}O per mo.
Two 500 cottages 8 10 Tors. s45 cash and siom mo-
All Of the above cottages convenient to the sta
ton. they well built. have porches wells. pumps
stables, lstrotes baths and other conveniences.
lotsthat contain from 600 to Is 900 feet OF ground
Lakeland Is situated eisht miles from Washington
the proposed boulevard and electric railroad to Bsl
schools. churches, &c Communication tickets SH' to
nn;Ssf only ~ cents each way property e fer
Owner. 1889 ST. n. W. from z to 10 a. m. or .. M
at akeland INQUIRE for 7. J. GABLE. Supt. Mo
EOR sALE-TwO HUNDRED SEPARATE PIECES
1 of land improved aud unmproved. near the city.
Send or call for large list, with map Of country
20 miles around the city. before you purchase. I
make suburban and farm property a specially. VIII
take persons to view property free Of CHARGE
JAMES Z. CLEMENTS,
nSfm 1921 st. n.
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GEORGETOWN.
A NEW DEMOCRATIC CLUE.

NV bEIo'hAlIC GIVE.
At Odd Fellows Hall last night large num-
Der Of Georgetown citizens assembled aud
formed themselves into a political organiza-
ton, TO be known the Arthur 7. Gormnn
Democratic Club. The temporary chairman.
Mr.. Charles Clark. conducted the meeting.
which enthusiastic but orderly. After
many had offered suggestions IL was finally
agreed to make the organization a permanent
one and in the inaugural parade of next March
to turn out in full force and full uniform.
IMPORTS FOR A WEEK.
Statement of entries received a; The George
town custom house during the week ending
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L. IL A street Southeast?

To the Editor Of The Evening sta.
Among the items of real estate transfers pub
hshed in your issue OF the 18th instant appears
one by the Washington Real Estate Company,
being sub 70. square sss. fronting BIS feet on
A street southeast between llth and 18th; but
according TO the decision of the inspector Of
buildings there ID no such street between llth
and 18th as street II is East Capitol. and
he has compelled owners of property I'm that
locality 30 alter their house numbers 80 con-
form to his decision. thus virtually destroying
the continuity OF the decimal system Of num-
bering the houses on the several squares touch
ing on A north aud south of Lincoln Park We
would like 10 knos whether said inspector d
correct or not in his decision Somebody 4
surely wrong. g. SO
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CAnHAnr 4 LErDr.
q2S eth and 1O6 4 ct. w.

Any article purchased from now TIL Christmas on
the payment of ial will lay aside for you.
ART WORK OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Stamped Linens Pincushions. Fancy and Plain
Baskets. Down Pillows and Head Rests.
An endle variety of Doll Bibles. great bargain
at 3c and Soc. and up to the finest French at g. 90
We will dress them to your order.
Fancy and Decorated China Bisque. Bronzes and
Clocks. We sell you a fine A1sonia Clock
marb.ezed iron. eigh.-day. striking the hour and
half hour. cathedral gong at -. So
Another 100 o; the Gem Foot Rests H0ssocks,
covered with moquette and body Brussels carpet.
only 25c You can't afford to miss them.
Fur Rings. lined and unlined in great variety.
90 dozen of fine Chiffon Handkerchief embroid-
cred in silk Reduced from 25 and SIC to ls]<c.
Ladies' and Misses Coats We can give you . per-
feet mt.
Headquarters for reliable Umbrellas.
CARHART & LE1DY,
ms OPS 7th and zoo K SITS. NV.
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VICTOR f. ADLERS
TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE,
e27 and go SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
Corner Massachusetts, avenua
STRICTLY ONE PRICE
81 Beginning December this store will he open
evenings until o'cock-saturuay evenings until 4
o'clock. ocA-Sm
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"Ya-a-s." said Willie Washington, "she said
that she was stwuck with my appearance.
ats wonder. replied the friend, who dis
likes Willie's ideas as to clothes, that she
didn't have you arrested for assault and bat
te-y."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-30

sis Miss Hinote good singer?"
"She must be. Every other girl in the choir
seems to dislike her"
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mo" said the young man, 81 don't object to
your having fun at my expense. III take you
to the next comic play that comes
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PAYING PENSIONS.
Facts From the Annual Report of
Commissioner Raum.
THE DEPENDENT BILL.
How Satisfactorily 1t Has Operated and the
Benefit 1t Has Been to the Old Soldier
Money Paid Out Last Year and Estim ates
for Next Year.

According to the annual report of Gen. Raum.
the commissioner Of pensions, which was COM
pleted today, there were borne on the rolls on
the Soth of June last 81, Oes pensioners. being
1879. 90S more than were carried on the rolls at
the close of the last fiscal yesr.
These pensioners are classified as foliovS,
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SHOOTING STARS.

The imam with a mouth" may not have as
much mind as some other people. but he is usu-
ally a good deal more economical with it.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY

ONE FARE
CENTER MARKET AND 9Th ST DEPOT
The Washington and arlington Electric Railuap
Is now in operation from end of Aqueduct bridge to
Fort Meyer and Arlington. with transfer line from
end Of cable road in Georgetown.
The bridge across the Potomac will soon be under
construction and the entire route completed to 9th ST.
depot in twelve months time which will give resi-
dents OK
FORT MEYER HEIGHTS
One continu route and fare to center OF city
Can any other suburb OF Washington offer you the
same or equal rapid transit faci itiesy
Lots are selling rapidly in this property
The prices are low and within reach Of all.
Ason'nrestment. 1t needs only an Investigation to
convince you will be big advance in prices
before spring.
miles Of Washington. The view is grand. taking in
the entire city and Potomac river. A number OF
Washington's leading people and government en-
pIoyes have purchased property in Fort Meyer Heights
and all speak of ii in the highest terms
lyon are looking for a good speculation We invite
You to inspect the property.
Al streets are being 0rapeled.
Cheap building stone property.
Several cottages being built
An dA-pear-round suburb.
Winter u'lI not stop improvements.
Full particulars and maps At Offices Of the managers
ROBINSON LODGE
sssnds5 Atlantic building
n1-1m scsand $50 St NV.
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1t is bad enough for young woman to re-
ceive typewriter letters from him. But when
she discovers evidence of manifolding she is en-
t,rely justified in being only sister.
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OURS Is the ONLY house in the
District that sells EXCLUSIVE
IY for cash. and hence our prices
are not made as other houses
prices must be, on the basis of the
average losses resulting from the
credit system. No other houss,
therefore, does or can afford to
cell as cheap as We do.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

run SALE-hOOSE S.
FoR sALIaNEw HOUSES; BARGAINS; EASY
i terms, tSS and Sal q :, ne; rooms. cellar
nl33m
FoE saLE.A NEAT HOUSE on ST = z.
eht rooSs gas and R.e raf LOT WE xI45 70 s
Price 500 Call for heys toms,
n26-4t eIe + ST. NV,
TOR sALE-REAL EsTATE-THE FoUR-sToRY
rooms and bath with all modern conveniences viii be
SG niS s,s sasy terms ao So3 isss
EoR sALE-THKEE-sToRY AND BASEMENT
.,s sSf on o S, n list St pine snS
ISi1s Cd $50. B. H WARNER 3 CO.
For sALE--NEw 3-sToRY BRICK DWELLING
II rooms, bath room and cellar; all mod. imps
hies1: TYLEk 'kHGSTHEnroKD. 1907 st. NV.
EoR LE-THREE-sToRY ELEVEN ROOM
70 ih IT. c.bs .e
TYLER IT.
Eok sALE-FINE LARGE NEW DWELLING
4 with All latest improvements IN fashionable cen
TYLER hp HER iso7 !.
L 18th st. near Q NV. 1or. and bath. fur
osi r BET Tn and 18th .i; n W. ior and 'i0 wv
a mi 1000
mace, am. 1900
bath and cellar a. N. l. each. ............. $500
oath near Pa NV. 1r. and bath ...... 5000
" st near - n W. 9r and bath $500
st. near ID n e.. 7r-, bath aud cellar. fur
nacs. parered. a. II. l.. new ..........,..... $50
papered '....... 1900
Dst. near 18th n, e. 6r. and bath. 5000
Linden st. n E.. Or. and bath ............ 800
Linden st. e. IL. and bath. easy terms 1900
can N y Ia tar
Gales st. ne. Or. frame, stable. new. easy
For full particulars call upon
McLACHlEN 4 BATCHELDER.
Mo Cor. 10th aud q sts. n. ".
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BIeIcher'. Death Accidental.

An inquest was held at the sixth precinct sta
ton yesterday on the body Of Howard Bleichef,
the brakeman who killed at the Bennins
yards OF the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad
Company Monday night verdict WINS found
that death caused bv accident aud exoner~
ating the employees of the road.
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S so,

Our stock Of BOYS and CHILDREN'S SUITS and
OVERCDATS is simply immense. Mothers and
fathers and daughters aunts and uDcies nieceS
and nephews. godfatbers and godLothers will ind
this department
HAPPY HUNTING GROUND.
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HE is one Of the most angular persons
know Of" she said.
"How is that?"
"Why, according to your description, he is
square, comes out fat footed and has q level
head
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-30

"Do you believe in the saying that whenever
there is trouble you must seek the woman"
II should say SO. We have had nine new
servant girls in the last two months"
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PERPLExEDl
This is the hunting season Everybody in Christen-
dom is engaved in the hveliest sort Of huntseek-
Su buy '0'O''0n Oh the perDieAihs p''0em-"hA' TO
XMAS
Is near at hand and they must be prepared for the
0. Be JOYFUL
Occasion Why don't you go to
ADLER,s,
lou see thousands Of psople thTonsins his place
drew them TO that particular spot.
Obi apes tbi mel
Explains the matter fulywhere he bees are there
honey. Honey for all ages-all tastes
DO take one xip If it's only
BLUE CHINCHILLA OvERCOAT,
The cost Of which Is only
1881.
Dive deeper-where the honey is thicker-and you'll
discover mine brist ing with gems in the shape OF
MEMS DRESS OvERCOATS
Short medium and ,n iensths fai, backs faui'iess
81 80.
One stroke more and You strike a safe lead, which
leads us to remarh that when you get in It you'll be
steadily down toward zero.
CAMPBELL's KERsEY ovERCoAT
our resu ar ir:ee on these good, heretofore was
perseverance and oceans OF pluck enabled to cut
the price to
$40.
The potent agencies put into possession Of
hundreds of
MEN SUITS.
Straight and RouEd-cut Sack Coats and GETAWAY
Frock Goats. which we sell at
$3.50.
Also several very heavy lots of
MEMS SUITS,
Double-breasted Sack Coats. Getaway Frock Coats
Singh breasted Square-cut Sack Goats, Three end
Four-button Cutaway Sack Coats. You shoud see
this grand aggregation values. Price per suit
$40.
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These pensioners are classified as follows,
Widows and daughters of revolutionary

during the fiscal year was sl39. 03 5.6l2.6S
APPROPRIATION FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1883
1.-The appropriation for the fiscal year 1893"
the report states. sis sl44. 956. 600 Taking the
cost of the allowances made during the first
four months of this fiscal year a basis for a
calculation as to the cost for pensions during
the fiscal year, there will be deficiency in the
appropriation of slO, sos, 62l, for which I have
made an estimate.
ESTIMATE FOR APPROPRIATION FOR FISCAL YEAR
1894
81 have this day forwarded to YOU an esti-
mate for an appropriation of Sl65. 0O0. 0G0 for
pensions for the fiscal year 1894. You will
appreciate the difficulty of forecasting
the probable cost of this service for
period SO far in advance. If as many
allowances OF pension shall be made
during that fiscal year were made during the
fscal year 1872 the amount estimated for will
not be sufficient TO meet the requirements of
the service; there will, however, be ample time
after six months of that fiscal wear shall have
elapsed to estimate for any deficiency that may
probably arise, and the knowledge of the cost
Of the work for that six months will enable the
commissioner Of pensions to make a more accu-
rate calculation Of the cost Of the service for the
entireyear than is possible with the figures now
before me, and as Congress will be in session no
embarrassment as to payments need arise.
ACT OF JUNE a. 1890.
81 have the honor to bring to your partic ular
attention the work of the Office in enforcing the
act of June q, 1890. Since the passage of that
law to October II, 1892. 900. 957 claims have
been filed under it. The number and class OF
certificates issued under this law are as follows
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.5C

Also several very heavy lots of
MEMS SUITS,
Doubie-breasted Sack Coats. Getaway Frock Coats,
Singo breasted Squxre-cut Sack Goats, Three end
Four-button Cutaway Sack Coats. You shoud see
this grand aggregation of Price per
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The same potent agencies put US into possession Of
hundreds of
MEN, SUITS.
Straight and Rourd-cut Sack Coats and Getaway
Frock Goats, which we sell at
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MANICURE.

MADAME PAYN MANICURE AND CHIROPOD.
Man1fsctur er Of FINE MANICURE aud CHIROPOD.
ISL GOODS south Of New York. no20-tr
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This is the hunting season. Everybody IN Christen
dom is engaged in the liveIiest sort Of hunt-seek
ine solution Of the perplexing problem-what Il
buy,
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LoR sALT-NEw HOUSES; BARGAINS; EASY
terms tr9 and Sal q -. rooms. cellar
lon: lots to alley. Inquire OWNER. olO St NV.
uI3{m
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II win be seen from the report Of ths chief
u the army and navy survivors dtvisien thss in
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-06-16
UNITED srArEs COZ RE.
Various Cases Disposed of Yesterday--A
Mckinley Case To-day.

District Attorney Beniah Watson prose
cuted the following cases at the United
States court yesterday. United States
VS.. Thomas f. Hanion, foe mailing a
postal card containing threatening
language TO c. w. Kenny of Laurel. The
defendant pleaded guilty and was fined
$40 and costs.
United States VS. w. H. Carey, colored,
charged with opening embezzling and de-
stroying letter taken from the post-otfice
at Bridgeyille. A nolle prosequi was
entered In u second count when the
prisoner was charged with a design to oh
struct correspondence he pleaded guilty
and was sentenced to six months impIis-
onnent.
United States VS.. John T. Poore, from
April term. In this case there was a
deInur to indictment which was over
ruled. Defendant pleaded guilty and was
fined $40 and costs totaling nearly Sl00.
Andrew Brown, colored. was charged
with selling liquor without payment of
special tax. Defendant had been waiter
et the Richardson House Tor several years
He pleaded guilty and was fined 500 and
sentenced to 80 days imprisonment.
The circuit court will meet next Tues
day, when there may be both civil and
criminal business.
To-day the case under the Mckinley
bill comes up. j. 2. Clark of New York
bar has been appointed United States dis
trict attorney for the purposes of this case
District Attorney Beniah Watson appears
for Collector Barlow. The interests Of the
home manufacturer and the government
are Identical