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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-14
wilson ami 4 e,rIand Confer.

WASHINGTON. July -Representa-
tive Wilson. chairman If the WAYS and
Means Committee OF The House. called at
The Executive Mansion III 10 o'clock last
night and had a. half hours conference
with the President on points iu dispute
between the Senate ana House c0uferccs
ON the tariff bil
The President. even IN the midst of
receiving reports as 10 the labor troubles
ia the West readily accorded Mr. Wilson
an the time he desired Several members
OF the Cabinet who were at the White
House At the time. were present az the
informal talk.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-14
FAKmyILLE DIsrKICT CONFERENCE
Tho Home acsdemY-The short Wheat
Crop-illnes- Of SIR. Burrows.

RURROw's STORE. VA. July l2-Spe-
cial-The Farmvne district conference
which has been in session at Blackstone
FOR the last three days, closed It's ses-
sion this evening.
Mrs w. ii. Burr0w. Jr. IS lying crlti-
ally m at her home near this
nlace. with typhOid-malarial fever Some
doubfs are entertained as 70 her recoy-
ery. Mr.. Carson VI. Justice has been
coyoned To his bed for several weeks
with the same malady.
The Hoee Academy. at Blackstone is
ranldly going forward 70 completion. The
promoters expect 10 start their school
In the fall
The wheat crop ~ no" ueihS tnreshed
and the opinion formed by farmers two
months previous. as 20 shortage. Is
fully verified, as the yield is not over
three-fourths The corn and tobacco
crop Is looking welL -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-14
HE4LrH BOARDs Ar var.
Two Contending for Existence I'm Norfolk
Chanre. In N-rsinll Llw.

NORFOLK. Va, July 3.-speciaL-
Lieutenant NJ. G.. Gorgas win Doe detached
from the Detroit August i,n and ordered
10 New York. % take charge W a draft
Of apprentices for Mare Island. lie VIII
report for duty on the Ihcts. Lieu
tenant H. n. Tilim3n has been iet1ch #
from the Montgomery and ord red ~ the
coast survey.
The Fourth Virginia Regiment VIII go
into camp nc Oakland. Md. August 18Th
for ten days. The Norfolk Light Artii-
l-rv Blues Will accompany them.
There is az present war between The TWO
boards OF health. one was appointed by
the PrOhibitiOnists and the other is thr
old Democratic body. The condition VIII
be- settled by the courts Dr. r. f.. BauIt
Democratic register of vital statistics. pas
refused 20 deliver the records 20 the Pro-
hibitiOu-ts.
The Virginia Bar Association has APP
pointed Messrs. j. Q. Parker, X. g. ~
Kean. John Randolph Tucker. J., H. NC
Guire. W \. Anderson. W. II. Mann
Eppa Hunton. Jr., "a committee on az
visahle changes in the judicial system oi
Virginia.
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PRICE TWO CENTS,
REPUBLICANS SLIGHTED
THEY UANf 10 BE PRhSENT rms
TARTFF CONFERENCBs.
Mr.. Hale's Ke,olutfon Discussed River
aud Harbor Bin Psssed-Ihe House
of Rep esentatives.

NASHlNGTON. ID. c.. July ia bill 20
place sleeping and d.ning-room cars under
the provisions OF the Interstate Commerce
act was introduced by Mr.. Davis lRep.,
Minn), by request, and was referred
a bill 20 amend the arbitration act OK
October J. lSsS. was introduced By Mr.
George ana referred.
Senator Hales resolution. directing the
chairman OF the Senate conferees on tho
tariff 20 report why free and full con-
ference has not yet been held was then
taken up. discussed for an hour and hair.
and then. by common consent. placed on
the calendar. Mr. Hale. in jIsuiyng the
resolution. said that mo- one could tell
what had become of the tariu. and 80 gar
az the Senate ana tne country was con-
cerned IL was lost bul
NR. yooahIl. iNPrafy.
Mr.. Voorhees,. while disclaiming any
lack of respect % the Republican con-
ferees defended the course pursued by
the Democratic cOnferccs M excluding the
Republicans from the conference ln the
INT rest of speedy action ON the bill. They
desired 10 perfect "Ou their own lines OI
action before submitting 10 % tho
full conference committee. The three Re
publican cOnferees-AllsOn. sherman and
Aldrich-spoke OF the course pursued by
the majority cOnferees as unusual, ana
Mr.. Allison said that NJ the cOnterees
were 10 be mere bvstauders at the formal
conference IL would bs better 10 have
. ..,iiilil.l,,' ill ''.,,,it "a d" ~,
majority confcrcos should con0nc them
selves 10 such portions OF the bin as pre-.
sented political questions
..
~''""i niA'l"N BULLS ''~7'D
After this matter was aid aside this
river and harbor bill was taken up. Ths
first half u IL had been gone through at
yesterday's session. and the Hslf that re-
manned forty-nine printed plsesJ. was
disposed of ln little loss than two
hours
The bin was passed and ID clnference
with the House was asked Then tho
legislative. executive. ana judicial apprO-
oriation hin WAS rushed through at tho
same rapd pace. only the raragraphs pro-
viding for a reconciliation OF the execu-
tive dopartmouts being reserved Twenty
r,4.ses ~ tha lil VET remain to be acted
upon. besides the reserved sections
The following bills were passed. House
bin % change the boundaries Of tho
judicial district Of Florida
Senate hil authorizing the construction
Of o. bridge over the Duck river. In
Humphreys county. Tenn
A concurrent resolution was introduced
by Mr. Faulkner and asreed % for tho
correction of au error I'm the bill for tho
admission of Utah AS "a state The cor
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-14
FELL INIO 4 WELL.
Mr. Bcrkley Buckner's Accident - Two
Brothers Thrown from Buggy.

FREDERICKSBURG VA, July 13.-
Special.-Mr Bailey Buckner the eldest
son of Col. G.. e.. Huckner a prominent
citizen Of Orange county, was seriously
injured by a fall into u well he was dig
and was overcome by the gases While
being drawn up he tainted and fell from
the bucket. cutting and bruising himself
severely.
1lr oscar Kennedy and his brother
were thrown from their buggy during %
runaway and seriously injured
Five large and distinct veins of splen-
did mica have recently been discovered on
the farm " Nr j. s. Faulconcr. near
Br0ckerhurg IN SpCtsylvania county.
q large deposit of clay that contains
an abundance Cf aluminium has been
found on the Raprahannock river, near
this city A vessel load has been shipped
north t0r an exhaustive analysis.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-14
PHELAN GIVEN SIX MONTHS
Judge Taft's strong Comments in Passing
Sentence.

CINCINNATI, July 1S.-Judge w. B.
Taft Of the United States Court. deliver
ed his decision to-day in the case Of =.
w. Phclan, charged with contempt OF
court, In impeding and obstructing the
receiver OF the Cincinnati Southern road,
apoosp ~ o"S o his ~ rosd ' bv d,pent
and melting the employees 10 leave his
employ, and by interfering with the bust
ness Of other roads with which the South
ern road has business.
The courtroom was crowded, and large
numbers wers W Lha corridara. Many
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-14

rOrLON. FRANCE, July l3.-While the
- French ir0n-clad CapOt was being
iaunched at the navy yards here yester-
uasi .,.o5 oui,kly extlne7Ilshed. when a guam
We ~ matches and bottle Of turpentine
,.es discovered 70 have been the cause.
II was stated that workman had been
,,,~esfed for causing the fire. and has
Sorfessed himself an Anarchist and dis
closed the names OF several accomplices
I'm an attempt 10 destroy the vessel.
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resplted Wilson and Marley Woodley con-
fe5sel the crime.
A moment after the moose had been
fixed around their necHs spectators
seat fell and preCipltatei hfty people.
and both the condemned men were laugh
iug nj the incident when the black cap4
were slipped over their heads I'm the
drop both necks were broken and Wo0i-
ley died in eleven minutes. and Galway
iu twelve minutes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-14

CORTLAND. Va. July l2-Special.-
ono of the most thoroughly enjoyable
social events of the season was the gar
ds, Marty given on Wednesday evening
Lg mr0nwealth' Attorney William
Siands. al his attractive residence IN this
toV,n. In honor Of his guests. Misses Es-
ther Waggaman and Belle Webb, the for
rt...r. lIrg "
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-14

ST. LOUIS. July l3.-Liggltt < Myers
ciosed their tobacco factory. employing
80 hands. to-day. FOR lack OF railroad
TRANSFORMATION. Twelve other concerns
nortatlon From these causes 500 men
y re now idle here
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-14
4 BA1TLE WIYH REG ULARS.
I"sy fire Upon Mob, killing Two-Mar-
tiHi law Declared.

'A'kAMENTO. CAL, July 13.-The
"l"lns of four members Of Battery L.
"i ihe FIFTH artillery. at the train wreck
ol ne trestle two miles from Sacramento.
~. wednesday last was IN measure
~'ehSed by regulars belonging 10 the
,clHe SHe regiment by the killing Of two
hfr to-day.
shortly before II O'Clock Division SUI
t-Ihtendcnt Wright ordered a switching
sis'ne ana fiat car 10 clear the track
bssx 'front.' street continguous 20 the
@At AL attempt would be made 10 shoot
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-14

ANERICUS. GA, July B.-Speaker
crisp arrived at home Wednesday night.
ue was called here by the Illness or his
SON pred. He has remained at his bed
side all dav. but hopes his sons condition
will so improve so he may return TO
Washington by the first of next week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-14

WEIRs. y. H.. July 1S-The Prohibition
ctate convention to-day nominated Rev.
=. - c. Noles. b. D., treasurer OF Tliton
Seminary. for Governor; ana ~ Lqsar
J.. Carr. or Pittsheld, and Davh Heaid' OF
Milford. for cOngressmen.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-14

0 ''iF l'' i.'-. me- y. bens'
v tla great railroad strike,
...t.. t..I .r-.rur. I..1-
,.+ .4... IT,. a-... ,,,.
'''- 'i1 "' 'f
position t' t1r General Man
....r- o. have tle men 10 re-
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.....f i., tf.f~ -.r..,.r r..eftiors with
,....a IL. mad. nm execution i'm
...... -...,.... ....
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t- -Y back Immediately. He said that
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BOD" ''- was 4'''i''N' ~
serve the public tn'I Ihe slIlh''
..1 ,,,. .i-,,-.arf.r+ fu lis iuc.ptfon
.,
'A'-nle- ullI DID" ll INV 4.F's U'
.- not oN$ every puhiiC ".'.l'a',
peace .Ii.} "rI lr.- l,II,l ..,, ~,
common country. A--7 It'i '4"o"
,1o
D-' - o., Fr,,.lr
l' vas -eh'" ~ '"" '''' f
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-14
Cbolera In st. Petersburg.

ST. PETERSBURG July lS.-The Official
report for yesterday shows that thSre
were li3 new cases or choisIa, anu III ~.
ty-four deaths from the aiss''-o ~ '"'S
city
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ne Railroads, However, CuTtly Refuse 10
Treat With hlm.
REGULARS AGAIN FIRE UPON 4 LOB.
7T1 Strikers Killed and Six Wounded
at Sacramento.
l3lFFlC BEL G RESUMED EVERYWHERE

ladco Taft Sentences Stril,e-Lender Phelsn
60 >ia Months imprisonment at Gin
c.uuafi-The Federation of labor
Dec dcs that Il will BE- Unwisoto
order strike OF the Allied
Irhdes - The President
and Labor Commits
81 n lave no Moro
onfcrenCcs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-14
MtArnEK FoKEc ,sr.

WASHINGTON. July p-For virginia.
Fair followed by local showers In north
ern portions. west winds; cooler In North
ern portions.
For North Carolina; Fair, southwest
ViudA -.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-14

HAMILTON. ONT. July l3.-Cana5a
colored Cotton Company's Mills has shut
down FOR TWO months on account OF the
depression OF business.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-14
WIulN GELS Bail.
Judge Barrett Decides To Release Him on
a s3O. 900 Rond

NEW YORK. July l3-Judge Barrett
has decided to release Erastus Winan On
S50.OoO bail.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-14

JERSEY. CITY July lathe first ship
ment OF dressed beef from Chicago since
July 5th by the Pennsylvania road reach
cd here today. The train consisted OF
hfty-0ve cars The couplings and the
covering OF the fee boxes were wired
down. but the traln was not molested.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-11-08
DIED.

| CLARK. On November Z, 1894, at pm, Miss
SUSAN CLARK, at the residence of her nephew,
h. ). Brandt, 1918 Corcuran street northwest
Funeral Friday, the 9th instant, at pm, iron
her late residence No flowers.
EDELIN,. Entered into rest. on Wednesday, Novem
Der Z, 1894, at O'Clock pm, FRANCIS SIAN
ISI.AUS EDELIN,, beloved father Of Amanda j
Funeral from his hate residence 1928 street south
east, on saturday, November 10, at ocloi
pm Friends and relatives invited TO attend. q
FRIsBY. On "Wednesday. November Z. 1894. at
Capt. Thomas Fris6y, in the tWenty-secOnd
year of his age.
Funeral Friday, November 8, from ia 18th street
at 8 O'Clock sharp. Requiem mass at st. Paul',
Church, corner 10Th and V streets at 900.
GRINDAII. The remains of the late Mrs. MAR,
J. GR1NDALL will be taken from the vaul'
and Inferred at Congressional cemetery ON Fri
day, November 8, at $3.50 O'Clock pm.
MAHoNEY. On November g. 1894, at pm.
JOHN J., youngest son OF Cornelius and Eller
Funeral from parents residence. 2os5 s2d street,
Friday November o, At am e
PARKER On November s. 1894. at 1O:45 am,
f. u. and Sabina c. Parker, aged four years.
four months and two days
Funeral private from parents residence, lois IN
street northeast.
am, JOSEPH Vi. the beloved Of Annie
and Joseph Thicker.
We miss thee from our home dear,
We miss thee from thy place.
A shadow DER life is cast:
We miss the sunshine OF thy face.
We miss thy kind and willing hand
Thy fond and earnest care.
Our home is dark without thee;
HIS NEITHER.
Funeral from his parents residence, 442 Q street
northwest, tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited 70
attend.
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Real Estate Transfers.

Deeds in fee have been filed as follows:
Blanche Carter to Eusebius Collier, part lot
1876, square 672; SO. Richard Z. Cozzens ct
TX. to Thos. M. Fields original lot -,
square 995; $5,SI5. Philip Christman ct ux.
to Adelaide Saunders, lot IS, block 10. in
Todd & Browns subdivision Of Mt Pleasant
and Pleasant Plains; SO. Emma NJ. Giliett
ct al. to Ellen J. Newton. part lot 10. square
$751; s2,27641. Alice 5. Hill to Isadore l..
Rogers and stephen b. Priest, lot 4, block
As, University Park; $S,625. Adelaide
Saunders ct vir. Darwin M. to Philip ii.
Christman, part lot Ia, in Prather's sub
division of Mt Pleasant; SO. Joseph A.
Simmons to Franklin p. Serrin, lot 46
square 112, Georgetown; $40. Same to
Bishop c. Fenwick, lot As, square 112.
Georgetown; SO. Same to Edw. T. Fen
wick, lot 80. square 112, Georgetown; SO.
Geo. Y. Worthington ct TX. to Lesceles
Grandy, lot lO2, square lob; SO. Brainard
H. Warner and Louis ID. Wine, trustees to
Ellen Walsh. lots 1871 and 1873, square lS5
s1,6OO. Adolph A. Hoehhng, jr.. trustee, te
Mary c. Diggs, west 1-2 lot 3, block 20
Efhngham Place; 81 Josephine F. Pine g
al. to Joseph A.Clove, lot 70 Douglas: $3.50
Joseph j. Darlington, trustee, to Thos. ]
Cornelius and Edw. Nj. Shea, part lot 2
square 5J6; $l5,0J0.
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HOusefurnishing Dept.

Japanned Coal Vase. Reduced from $5.25 to
$3.50.
Fancy Brass Coal Hod. Reduced from $3.50
to $500.
1 Hat Rack, with mirror. Reduced from s.. 9S
to 75c.
Patent Ironing Board, damaged. Reduced
from S1.25 to 75c.
to zoe.
2 Enameled Buckets, 2-quart. Reduced from
30 to Ice each
/ Enameled Saucepsns, 4-quart. Reduced from
60 to 35c. each.
1 Barrel Ash Sieve, damaged. Reduced from
60 to Soc.
+. Clothes Dryer. Reduced from 40 to 25c.
Wire Office Baskets. Reduced from 10 to SOC.
each.
> Heavy Tin Coffee Pots, copper bottom. Re
duccd from S1.15 TO soc. each.
l Bath Room Cabinet, with towel rack. Re
duCcd from SO. iS to 81 .25. T,
l Cake Closet. Reduced from rs to S1.JO.
l step Ladder 3-foot, damaged. Reduced from
$1.15 to 15c.
Wooden Spice Cabinet Reduced from 81 80
70 jUC.
Radiant" Gas HeateS. Reduced from sll 90
Portable Clothes Rack - Reduced from So 90
to Sl.0
Y
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THE COURTS,

Court OF Appeals-Chief Justice Alvey and
Associate Justices Morris and Shepard.
No. 81, Richardson VS.. Van Auken, mo-
ton to dismiss or affirm overruled No
go, Twin City National Bank VS.. Nebeker
writ OF error prayed and allowed, and bond
to Supreme Court u. s. fixed at $500 No
25l, Lumberman's National Bank VS.
Huston, same. Nos. 1888 and 334, Ohm
stead vs. Webb, argument concluded Nos
349 and $50. Holcomb VS.. Wright AMI
Wright VS.. Helcomb, argument commenced
by w. Ii. Smith for appellant.
Equity Court No. Judge Cox.
Mills VS.. Powell appearance of absent
defendants ordered. Russell VS.. Russell
testimony before Robert J. Murray, ex-
aminer, ordered taken. Decide VS.. Decide
auditors report confirmed and distribution
ordered. Diggs VS.. McCauIey, decree for
complainant, and A. A Hoehling jr ap-
pointed trustee to convey. Dom VS. Jones
r. f. White made party complainant
Waite VS.. Waite. trustees ordered to pay
81 500 to committee of lunatic. Clark VS.
Aston, sale ratified nisi. In re estate of
James Fortune, luratic, leave to make deed
of trust granted. Riley VS.. Holtzciaw
leave to withdraw papers granted. Middle
town Stone Company vs. Stewart, decree
dismissing bill. In re Henry w. Dodge al
legged lunatic, trustees authorized to nego-
tiate loans. Buyers VS.. Jones. substitution
of minors for j. f. Buyers, complainant
deceased.
Equity Court No. Judge Hagner
johnson VS.. Johnson, testimony before
j. A. Clarke examiner, ordered taken. Nc
Cormack vs.. Hammersley, sale finally con-
firmed. Mccullough VS.. Benton, do. Mace
VS.. Mace, order allowing alimony and
counsel fees.
Circuit Court No. Judge Bradley.
Glover agr. Cahill & Co: judgment by de-
fault United States agt. Phillip; motion
for new trial filed. Michael Hano Co.
agt Thos. G.. Hoover; verdict for plaintiffs
for S267 40 and interest from June 10, 1889.
Cross agt. Shehan commission ordered To
issue to take deposition. VIM o Anderson
agt John Morgan; verdict for defendant
Offutt agt. Richmond and Danville Railroad
Company; ordered on stet. calendar. John
Smith agt Columbia Bank Note Company;
on hearing. Gilbert agt. Leyhan; judgment
by default
Circuit Court No. 2-Chief Justice Bingham.
Lyon agt. Howell; judgment on verdict.
Stenius agt. Augenstein: order for commits
sion to issue to take deposition. Douglas
agt. Smith ct al; judgment by default. Eek
lon agt. Washington Gasight Company; or
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HEALTH OF THE NAVY.
Some Interesting Facts From the Re.
port of the Surgeon General.

Some Interesting Facts From the Re.
port Of the Surgeon General.
In his annual report Surgeon Genera
Tryon Of the navy has the following tc
say about the Washington navy yard:
There were 172 admissions to the sich
list; OF these 100 returned to duty. A wers
transferred to hospital, and I died. Total
number of sick days was $50. Fifty-three
eses OF injury among workmen in the yard
received attention.
Among the marines diarrhoea prevailed
during the summer and malarial fevers
during the autumn. The diarrhoea was
probably due to the use Of unfltered drink
ing water. Two cases of typho-malarial
fever terminated fatally in the hospital.
One fatal case Of diphtheria, child Of an
officer, occurred
Prior to September, 1893. the 9Th street
sewer, which drains a large section of the
city. and bounds the western limit of the
yard. was In a most unsanitary condition
at Its terminus. The sewage was emptied
upon dense vegetation, and the feeble tide
did not dislodge 1t, but rather served to
spread 1t upon the low water front of the
yard. This state of affairs has been some
what improved by widening and deepening
the channel toward the main channel. This
work was done at the expense of the yard
The city authorities, who have been made
aware of this condition of affairs, should
give the matter prompt and thorough at
tention."
In regard to the Naval Museum Of Hy-
giene in this city Gen. Tryon says:
Efforts are being made to make the
Naval Museum OF Hygiene complete in
every arrangement and detail as establish
ments OF like character abroad.
ITO provide for the growth and proper
classification of the Instructive exhibit so
as to show the advarc es that have been
made to date in sanitary science, and to
facilitate the further practical study Of
hygiene SO essential to the welfare Of the
navy and the public at large. II is recon-
mended that a small amount be used an
nually from the naval hospital fund to
render the establishment, now organized
on permanent basis. complete in all it's
appointments. Legislation is therefore re-
qlested authorizing the Secretary of the
Navy to use annually, when deemed Noes
sary, from the appropriation naval hospital
fund, sum not to exceed 5000 for the
benefit and improvement of the present
United States Naval Museum of Hygiene,
located in the old observatory grounds,
Washington, ID. c."
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China De- artmcnt,

Decorated China JInner Set 100 pieces slight,
managed Reduced from $3.50 to $500.
l Decorated Soup Tureeu, four PIECES ,ompl tie
Reduced from $40 to $500.
l Decorated Carlsbad China Sauce Boat Reduced
from 81 10 zoe.
1 Decorated Platter, 1S-inch. Reduced from s25t
TO Sl.JO. '-N
l Decorated China Conlport. Reduced from o,
to soc.
French China Cracker Jar. Reduced from
Sl.tO to 500.
L Wedsewood China Marmsladc Jar. Reduced
from St.UO TO Sl.T5.
. A small lot of Decorated Plates. Reduced I,
Sc. each.
Decorated Carlsbad china Scum Plates Re
duced from - to l5c each
1 Blue and Gold China Celery Tray. Reduced
from Sl.00 to 5oc.
/ Decorated China Salad Bowl. Reduced from
Sl.1J to S1.OO
1 Decorated China Gravy Boat and Stand from
fish set. Reduced to 75c.
L French China Tcte-a-tete Set, one cup crack I'd
Reduced from $500 to 500.
10Th floor. ............... 10th ST bldg
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Lamps, Clocks, Bronzes ,&

1 onyx-top Table, slightly worn Reduced from
Sl2D to $500.
OTyx-top Table, oxhzed silver tiush. Re-
duced from $1,000 to $500.
l Piano Lamp, brass and onyx. Reduced from
SO. - 10 $500.
Gilt Banquet Lamp. Reduced from $1,000 to
$500.
Porcelain Reading Lamp. Reduced from 81. 90
to $500. l reduced from $500 to 500.
| pair Bronze Figures. Reduced from $3.50 to
5000. l pair reduced from $500 to $1,000.
1 Yellow Silk Lamp Shade. Reduced from 81. 10
to $1.77.
l Green SILK Lamp Shade. Reduced from $3.50
10 $l.6T.
L Red silk Lamp Shade. Reduced from 500
to Si.G7.
Green silk Lamp Shade Reduced from Sl2.O
TO $500
pair Metal Candelabra. Reduced from $3.50
to Si.OO
Glass Candelabrum. Reduced from $500 to
$500.
cut Glass Candelabrum. Reduced from $3.50
to $500.
l Eisht-day Clock, shop worn. Reduced from
Sl0.75 TO $500
1 Iron Clock S-day. Reduced from Sl1.OO to
White and Gilt Clock sday. Reduced from
$500 TO $1,000.
y.
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dered to be restored to calendar in place II
should hold. Casey agt. National Union: on
hearing.
Criminal Court No. Judge McComas.
Civil case, Mayhem agt. District of Co
lumbia; on hearing.
Criminal Court No. 2-Judge Cole.
United States agt Chas Hudson: larceny
from the person; verdict of guilty; sentence
SIX years United States agt. Joseph Smith
do: on trial. United States agt Mace Belt;
do; verdict, guilty; sentence, six years
United States agt. George Moulton; do. /;
pleads guilty: sentenced to reform school
United States agt. Geo. Norris; grand lar.
ceny; verdict guilty.