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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR
THE SCANDAL TRIAL.
BEACH ON BEECHER.
NEW HAMPSHIRE
GOV. CHENEY'S MESSAGE
TIE MINERS STRIKE.
THE SCANDAL TRIAL.
BEACH ON BEECHER.
NEW HANIPSHIRE.
GOV. CHeNEY'S MESSAGE
TIE MINERS STRIKE.
BROOKLYy SCANDAL TRIAL,
Mr.. Porter Explains and VT. Beach
Continues His Argument

NEW YORK. June lO,-The court room this
q. m. was again scene of crowding more
dense. If possible than yesterday, and that
despite OF the instructions issued by Judge
Nelson. When Mr.. Beach. who was early
in his arrival, entered, he was received with
a perfect storm of applause. Tilton was
present, but Beecher and his wife were absent
Mr.. Porter stated that Mr.. Evarts was una
Noidably absent, rs he had 10 90 TO Washing
ton. and therefore was deprived of hearing
the remarks of Mr.. Beach to-day, but would
be present tomorrow.
A DISCLAIMER FROM MR.. PORTER
After few remarks from Mr.. Porter, dis
claiming any bitterness i'm his attack on
Triton, and stating that he hal not used the
phrase attributed to him yesterday: .Down
down, to hell and say sent thee there" Mr.
misunderstood his learned friend, but he had
heard him say
"DowN. DOWN"
10 Tilton, and bad naturally Thought that he
desired 10 consign Tilton TO hell, and, indeed
SAID counsel, think so still. Laughter
Beecher and his wife entered at this point
ana took their customary seats.
Mr.. Beecher then continued his address
he SAID mat Mr.. Porter, in his address, had
stated that the words
"PARoXYSRAL KISS"
were not heard of from the lips of Beecher.
but were only used by two witnesses Moul-
ton and Tilton. who attributed them 10
Beecher. Counsel had taken the trouble 10
examine the works of Beecher, and hal
found in one Of his sermons the word spar-
oXysmal' with its meaning attached. and
which signified impulsiye and warm. Mr.
Beecher then cited several cases from works
and sermons of Beecher where the adjective
'.paroXy small occurred I'm several cCnnec-
lions. These examples. said the speaker. did
not eXoneTate Beecher from the using of that
term. Another phrase, standing
on THE BRINK or 4 MORAL NIAGARA,
Porter says was not used by Beecher but
came nom the lips OF Tilton.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAI
The Markets.

BALTIMORE, June lo.-yirginis SIS, peelers, IS s;
Consolidated, 5clS; West VirginiA's, so; Norm
Carolina 6s old, D. do. new, II; do. special tax
bid to-day. Sugarfirm, lOl4 alO1s.
BALTIMORE, June l0.-Csttle opened more sctiye
this week, and about one quarter higher especia ~
on middle grades, but closed quiet Very best on
tsle, 6asa71; first quality, 5ha6sk medium, 3as1s
ordinary, Say; recei pts es LOG: sales LOO Hogs
more active and = higher-4asA; receipts, 1896.
BALTIMORE, June l0.-Cotton dull aud lower
middlipg, E.sal5s<. Flour quiet, steady aud IN
changed. Wheat stesdy-Pennsyivania red, 81 /;
others unchanged. Corn frmer for western; south
cru quiet; southern white, sssss southern yellow.
s2ass; western mixed, sly. Oats weak-southeru,
7oa76: western white, esa76 western mixed, s7sss.
Rye dull and lower, l.06al.l2. Hay firm and uu:
changed Provisions quiet. Pork nominal, u oOa
RIB sides, n5sall%; loose packed sal2<. Bacon
Quiet-shoulders, 9ha9z; clear rib sides, liz ais.
hams very dnll, HALEY. Lard dull and lower
srats asa, ssrnm s,s 80
WS;ls; oG GSes quiet but strong unchanged
KEw YoRE, June lo.-stocks active but lower
Money, 8. Gold, 161e. Exchange, long, 4s7x
short. 4.a0x. Governments dull.
NEW YORK, June l0.-Flour steady. Wheat quiet
and firm. Corn firm.
LoYDoS, June Il, II 20 p. m.--Consols for money,
92sia5S account. s22sa93; U. 8. s. 20 bonds 1855
old, lee1f; loaos, losk; new ss, lesA<. Erie pre-
ferrsd, ~.
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pecie Shipments.
TIE MINING TROUBLES.
Nnrn administrations

WILKEsBARRE, June l0.-A large number
of miners were gathered around the Dia-
mOnd shaft this morning before the hour OF
going to work mad arrived. Nh Parrish.
with body of police. came upon the ground.
but out of several hundred men present, one
or two only were willing To go into the shaft.
OtherS were in favor of going TO work, but
did not, through fear of receiving the treat
ment usually melted out To black legs
Parrish expected 10 have enough men 10
enter and start the shaft, but he could not get
Them. and tie shall remains idle.
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Fatal Tug Boat Explosion.

BUFFALO, June lO.-Tug boat X. x. hinerd
exploded her boiler this a. M. near the lower
part of Central wharf, killing Capt. James
Hand, Edward Day, esq, "A resident of Cleve-
land, Ohio, and boy, name unknown. a
fisherman was also very seriously, and. IL is
thought. fatally injured. Cause of explosion
unknown. The boat was blown TO atoms,
and the wreck sunk. The force of tine eXplo-
sion was 80 great that the body of Capt. Hand
was thrown over a four-Story building. one
hundred and fifty feet across the street. The
body OF Nj. DaN sunk in The narhnr.
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LOTTERY DECISION IN NEW ORLEANS
The superior district court at New Orleans
Louisiana, has granted preliminary in
junction restraining the city administration
from further proceeding in the matter of the
premium bond plan for the liquidation OF
the city debt, on the ground that the plan
infringes upon the chartered rights of a lot
terry company.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-10

THE INTERNATIONAL TYPOGRAPHICAL
CONVENTION, in session at Boston, yeSter-
day named Philadelphia and July l, 1876, as
the place and date for holding the next an
nual convention. The Greeley monument
committee reported that fund of S5,0j2 was
sufficient to guarantee the selection of q suit
able memorial within year. A resolution
was adopted requiring subordinate unions to
refuse full membership to young men under
twenty years of age, and instructing the
unions to admit none who have not served
four wears At the business.
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washington slock Exchanxe. Iune In

EeodttObs INfHtNHed ~ MtddlctOa To- C1Hseft.
The following were the pr ces bad and asked az the
meeting Of the Washington stock Exchange to-day.
Y. ;. gold, ll61Sailesi bad: Bank stOcks-Na'iOnal
Band Of Republic, las bid: National Metropolitan
Bank, liz bid; Second National Bank, 100 asked.
Citizens National Bank, Ito bid. lilo asked; Far
mers' ani Mechanics National Bank, Of George
town, l0s1a bid. City Passenger Railroads-Mash-
ineion and Georgetown stock, 40 bid; Metropolitan
Stock. y bid, 3 asked; MetropotOn Bonds, &c, M.
4 =. - bid. SuHdTy Lisf-kstiOnal Theater bonds,
j. ALL p. C, - Ind, s. asked; Masonic Temple
bonds; r, 4 A., Or 6. sold, 2. bidi wa.hington
Stock, 20 asked; Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, pre-
ferred bends, 6s lis bid Arlington Fire Insurance
Company stock, los bad; Potomac do, Georgetown
$50 bid; National Onion Fire Insurance Company
Stock, $50 bid; National Metropolitan Fire In
surance Company Stock, l0s bid; Corcoran do l0s
Co. S bonds,7sJ a. :. ISIS. IS n, IS bid; chicsFs
Relief bonds, :, J. a j., IS bid; Permanent Imp
isgl, &c bid; MARKET Stock bonds, Is, 49, ls,s
IS bid; Water Stock bonds, Is, j. J.. 1901 =
bid; do, 1908, IS bid: Funded Loan, fOongress,l
SOS; y. a A. large. 1874, 5s< bad, ~ ssked
sI se Yea. s%s 4 ss .is's i NJ
bid, l0l asked; "Ten Year Bonds,n Sc, g.
ISIS, 20 bid; Funded Loan Bonds Cong 49,
J., lS92, e6 bid; Funded Loan Bonds, deg . Il,
NJ. n, ls7, Is5 bid; Cert's Of Stock, fisls.5 g.
4 J; o, at pleasure, 20 bid. .(Georesto9RD-
general stock ,ss, j, A, a O.. lssl, % BIZ: do.
Stock, g. o. ssa.si;, 2 t 3D. ssSsR'
q Public Works-Certihcafes Genera Inn. 81
=, lst, %1 bid, sla asked; DO. 1873, coy bid sif
atked; do. 1876 Sh bid, slk asked; DO. lzT, so,.
I plo, sS 90, ,Is ~ 6d si ssksd: DO. Sc
ISL, IS bid.
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The Maryland Democratic State Con.

BALTIMORE, June l0.-The denocr attic
state convention 10 nominate candidates for
governor, comptroller, and treasurer has
been called TO meet in Baltimore city. on
Wednesday, July p.
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ID. WEMYSS JOBSON ARRESTED As IN
sANE.-ln the TOmbs police court yesterday,
David Wemyss JObsOn was committed by
Justice Kilbreth 10 the care of the commits
sioners of charities and correction on charge
of insanity. The charge was preferred by
Officer Moore, of the Franklin street police,
who found General JobSon at the marine
court "acting and behaving like an insane
person." The Tombs physician states that
Gen. Jobson is decidedly insane-N Y Til
ham on
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TwEED's OLD COMPANIONS, in the days of
his power, are all scattered, some in prison
and some in exile, and one of them has Just
Sweeny wore as big q diamond as any of
them, and was counted a right good fellow
among the boys; but retribution overlook
him with the rest of the gang, and he ended
his days in a strange land, a wretched for
saked sOt. Ill-gotten gains sometimes don't
prosper. 1t would be as well for imitators of
Times
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LFwEs, DEL, June l0.-Sandy johnson.
cook of the schooner Sarah Lavina. was
waihed overheard yesterday morning, OF
Absecon, and drowned.
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BEAT HIS LITTLE GIRL TO DEATH-The
Eufaula, Ala, Times says that negro man
named wesley Cox, living near Clayton,
literally beat his little daugiter-two OF
three years old-to death on Saturday last
Judge Clayton summoned a special gran
jury, before whom the inhuman wretch was
indicted for murder
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The Washington Treaty.

OTTAWA, June l0.-No official reply has
yet been received from the Imperial govern
ment 10 the appeal Of the Dominion govern
ment against iniraction of claims IN the
Washington treaty respecting free admis-
SION OF canadian fish in cans and otherwise
10 the United States
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TEACHING THE EGYPTIANS THE ART OF
WAR.-Col. ID. f. Boyd, superintendent of the
Louisiana State University, has accepted
the appointment of superintendent Of the
Egypt, with the rank pay of a brigadier
general in the regular army of the Khediye.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-10

THE SUIT OF Mrs. J. PHILIP ROMAN, as
executrix of her husband, against Hypolite
Mali, OF New York, involving the title to
more, has been decided by the court of APP
peals Of Maryland in favor of Mrs. Roman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-10

biennial ELECTIONS FOR CoNNEcrI-
CUT.-In the Connecticut senate yesterday
elections of state officers and Senator'S and
January sessions of the legislature, was
adopted without opposition, in concurrence
with the previous action Of the house, so tina
IL will now 60 TO the people.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-10

THE GALVESTON NEWS CONTEMPT CASE.
Judge Morrill,, of the United States district
court at Galveston, Texas, has decided to
dismiss the contempt case against the pro-
prietors of the Galveston News for critics.
Ing his rulings.
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A STEPMOTHER's CRUELTY.-Halfa dozen
of the residents of No. 5i2 West Fifty-fifth
street appeared in court to prosecute Annie
Schwartzman, of the same house, for contiu-
ually beating in a cruel and inhuman man
ner her stepdaughter Maggie, aged five years
The little girl was present and showed pwo
severe black eyes, the result of the accused q
ill-treatment. Mrs. Schwartzman was held
for trial.-M Y. Herald, 9th.
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The Turf fn Europe,

Lon DoN, June AT the races at Ascot
to-day the gold cup was Won by Doncaster,
Aventuriere in second and Nougat third.
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A BISHOP ELEcrEp.-The Episcopal Con-
yenti6n for Fond Du Lac Diocese, Wiscon-
sin, yesterday elected Rev. Jacob 8. Ship
man, Of Lexington, KY, bishop.
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The Inter Ocean says ssthe defence has
exerted Its best Evarts."
~ sergeant Bates is another great soldier
not mentioned In Sherman's book.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-10

LEVI HUBBELL, United States District
attorney at Milwaukee, has been suspended.
No successor has yet been appointed.
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AT THE ASCOT RACES yesterday the ROYAL
hunt cup was won by Thuringia, the corona
ton stakes by Maud Victoria, and the Ascot
Derby stakes by Gilbert.
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\ SECRET MEETING OF MINERS was held
at Wilkesbarre, Pa, Tuesday and yesterday,
and proposition was discussed whether
they should continue the fight generally or
go TO work around Wilkesbarre so as to en-
abe them TO send aid to the Schuylkill men
so that they might continue the fight. The
leaders, however, were opposed to any re-
sumption. Posters were put up by the pro-
prietOrs of Diamond shaft, near Wilkesbarre
announcing that work will be resumed to-
day, and inviting miners to call on them
Only fifteen applied The posters created
much Excitement.
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CUSTOM DEPARTMENT.

TOE OCE CUSTOM TEADE We KEEP THE
hEsI A>>ORTEJ STOCk Or HATERIALS 70
b FOUND IN THE UNITED STATES. STAPLE
FABBlCS MASCFACT CRED EXPRESSLY FOE
u, AND The CHOICEST FANCY STYLES OF
ENGLISH, FRENCH, GERMAN AND AMERI
CAN MANJEACTURE. FOR THIS BRANCH
OF OF BUSINESS We EMPLOY THE BEST
ARTISTIC TALENT. USEQCALED LABOR
FOk HE MECHANICAL WORK, AND IN
EVERY RESPECT TURS OUT STRICTLY
flkST-CLASS GARMENTS. ALL CLOTHING
ORDEkED AT OUR WASHINGTON OFFICE
FOB THIS DEPARTMENT Is MADE UP IN
kEW YORk AZ REPRESENTED, NOTWITH.
SfAhDiNG TIE ASSERTIONS OF SOME OE
DUB COMPETITORS THAT We FILL THEsy
OkDkES fROA QUE READY MADE STOCK.
READY MADE CLOTHING.
ATOUR WASHINGTON OFFICE WE KEEP
ALSO LINE OF SAMPLE GARMENTS FROM
OUR READY MADE STOCK, CONSISTING OF
OCk LATEST STYLES OF MEMS, YOUTHS,
AND CHILDRENs SUITS, AND SPRING
OSfRCOArs, FROM WHICH WE FILL Oh
DERs IN TWO DAYS TINE.
ONE SPECIALITY IN OUR FURNISHING
GOODS DEPARTMENT Is THE AMERICAS
YOKE SHIFT, A PERFECT FITTING GAR.
hENT, WHICH We MAKE TO MEASURE or
FURNISH RkADY MADE.
Devlin s. Co.,
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THE U. s. ). PLYMOUTH arrived at Port
Royal, South Carolina, on the eth inst. All
well on board.
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GEN. JOSEPH u. WEBSTER has been ap-
pointed collector of internal revenue for
CHICAGO
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LIEU. GIN. PRIMO DE RIVERA win sue
coed General Jovellar I'm the Spanish cabi-
NET as minister of war. Jovellar has gone TO
Valencia 20 assume command Of the army
OF the centre.
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CoUNTERFEITERs SKNTKycED.-A dis
patch from Abingdon Va, says that gang
OF eight counterfeiterx have been sentenced
TO terms OF imprisonment In the Albany pen
itentiary varying from two 10 Ten years, and
10 fines of from $500 10 Al 800.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-10

WIELIA N n. MANN has been appointed a
first-class clerk in the contract Office, Post
Office department
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EVENING STAR,
Washington News and Gossip.

THE RECEIPTS to-day were, from internal
: -, % 81; from customs, 1888 ,05s60.
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GEORGE CALLAN has been appointed in
ternal revenue storekeeper for the 10th New
York district, and Alonzo e. Webster
gauger for the 18th New York district.
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READY MADE CLOTHING.
Deylin s. Co.,

DEN COPYING NO LONGkR NECESSARY,
CLEPHANE kCON
NEW AUT0-LITHOGRAPHIC PROCESS
PRINTED copies Of all papers furnished q, low
rate q ~ cent? folio Of h0 words for rst COPY
anG TWO CENTS per folio for each additional CO ~
&C sinile copies Of drawings, plans, letters cir
culare, &c. ct lowest rates.
DISPOSITIONS taken In short hand and transcripts
IIrnlshec IN print ~ less than manuscript here
fCsore. 49,
~ OGce No. sl7 yth street, OPP Gen p o. "a
EOOT. J. %. CLEPHANE,
MAURICE PICHIN,
nyn eE W. Y, lubbock,
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CAPT. CHARLES Z. MORSE, 10th infantry
has been ordered TO transfer temporarily TO
Capt A. F. Rockwell, acting quartermaster,
all the property, funds and records in his pos
session pertaining to national cemeteries.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-10

NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKEr-Cot-
ton goods continued very quiet in first hands,
but there were no price changes of import
ance, although a few reviSionS were made by
the agents with the view of equaliZing
values. The print market was in a very un-
settled condition, owing TO the marketing OF
Gamers goods at further reduced prices
which induced immense purchases by the
jObberS; but the latter FILTERED away their
profits in fighting their western competitors,
and offered the goods in question TO their
customers al cost price. The Atlantic Cot
ton Mills, which have lately been running
on reduced time, have concluded 10 cease
production entirely i'm July for number of
weeks. The failure of the Metropolitan Col
lar company was announced, with heavy liza
blllties to the commission houses, &c. The
movement in heavy woolens for mems wear
was spasmOcic, and on the whole diSap-
pointing 10 holders of merchandise Bush
ness was exceedingly quiet with the inn
porters during the week in nearly all OF the
departments, and there was marked de-
crease in the magnitude of the offerings at
auction, which were generally msagre and
unimportant.-N. y. Bulletin. JtoIe },
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THE AMOUNT of national bank note cur
rency received at the Treasury to-day for re-
demption aggregated s1.O1s, 100.
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NEW YORK NOTES.
MauSIans ller I'm lhe E0u RI In Deg rec

NEW YORK, June l0.-Phillip dwell. on
trial for killing James Orr, has been con-
victed Of manslaughter IN The fourth degree.
Suspension OF Bankers.
Parker Mackin, bankers, of Newark.
have suspended; liabilities, SIS 900.
Specie Shipments.
Specie shipments TO Europe to-day
Sl,l200O0 in gold coin, S2i 900 i'm gold bars.
$4,000 i'm silver coin, Sl33. 40 in silver bars.
Bids for Government Gold.
There were twelve bids for government
gold to-day, aggregating S56oO00, al from
1854 TO liG-G1 \.
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LOOKING AFTER THE u. S. MARSHALS.-
Attorney General Pierrepont has sent a spe-
cial agent TO visit the southern states to as
certain how efficient the United States mar
shals there are in the performance of their
duties, and whether the service can be i'm
proved in any of the states by change in
those officers. Since the recent order of the
Attorney General there has been a very
marked falling OF in the number of applica-
tiOns for pardon.
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CONSULAR APPOINTMENTS The Presi-
dent has made the following appointments:
VIM. n. Pethich. interpreter at consulate,
Tien Tsin, China; X. b. Lee, do, at FOochow,
China; Yu G.. Cheeng, do, at Canton, China.
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A HERO WHO DIED OF HIS INJURIES
James c. Oliver. the engineer on the freight
train which was wrecked on the Baltimore
Central Railroad last week. has died of his
injuries. He stuck to his engine 10 reverse
ii, when he might have jumped off and saved
his life. But going over with il he was terri
bly, burned by falling among live Goals thrown
from the engine, besides receiving a fracture
of one of his legs and being severely bruised.
The water from the tank poured upon him
as soon as he fell under the wreck, which
drowned out the fire, but formed a hot gas
cOus steam, the breathing of which is sup
posed TO have seriously injured him.
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A TREATY for the extradition of criminals
between the United States and the Ottoman
Empire has been proclaimed by the Presi-
dent. 1t does not apply to offences of a
political nature, and neither government is
bound to deliver up its own citizens.
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A BOARD, TO consist OF Surgeons Il. j. ID.
Irwin and b. a. Clements and Assistant
Surgeon Girard, has been ordered TO assemble
at the Military Academy, West Point, on
the 1lth instant, To examine into the physical
qualifications of the members of the gradu-
atlng class and the candidates for adm ssiOn
to the academy.
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THE NEW FIVE-CENT ENvELoPE.-The
Post Office department has selected as the
vignette for the new fve-celt stamped en-
velOpe profile view of Major General Zach
airy Taylor, taken from bronze copy of the
medal voted Gen. Taylor by Congress, May
Q, 1913, in commemoratiOn of the battle of
Buena Vista, DIR. Ltnderman, director of
the mint, having kindly furnished the copy.
The vignette on the five-cent adhesive stamp
is q full faced picture of Gen. TaYlOr.
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y GOOD 0RDER.-The Commits siOner of
Pensions to-day issued an order relative to
examining boards and surgeons, informing
claims is delayed by the failure of such
boards and surgeons to promptly forward
certificates of examination to the pension
officer, and directing that hereafter they for
ward such certificates without delay under
pain of immediate dismissal.
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THE LIST OF CANDIDATES for admission
to West Point this year includes the names
of John S. Mallory. ThOs. l.. Starting and
James II. Young, of Virginia; AIonZo L.
OBrien, Chas. +. Pearls and John III. Wood
of West Virginia; and VIM. r. Amy and j.
Walker Berret of the District of Columbia.
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RIP VAN WI,

RIP VAN WISKLE.-Of Robert McWau
who appears a RIP Van Wrinkle" at Ia
National Theater tomorrow evening, IL b
and lacks none OF the el smcntS OF humOr ana
pathos which have made the sleeper OF the
CatSkill famous.