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THE yNTERyArTOyAL SryDsy
SCHOOL CONTENTION.
Third aud Last Day

BAITIEokk. May 1.-The luternat ional
Sunday school Convention aSsemb lei ~ a y
a I'M. Hail. an hour was spent IN religious
exercises, singing PRAYER and read ing Shorf
passages OF scripture. conducted BIZ Rev.
israel W. hatha way. ~ HrooSlvn. Pres
o' NJ feltz took The chair. anf The regular
onsinesS procceoed. Rev. nr j. N Vincent
tAeth1dlSt tpiScopal.i Of New York. Re-.
9 ~. Toy. tRartist.A Of South Carolina D.
u th8pin. tGongTegatioualtS ST. Iowa. Rev.
W MILAN. Baptist Canada. and Rev. X .
Cowden. IL nited Rrsthren,' Ohio. were ap-
lointed committee 90 nominate an execu
i've committee IN make arrangcTnents flr
is next uithulal international sunday
e.hosll coNN entlou. and also a statistical
SstIetafN The order OF the morning. tire
SlEcuNNlon 81 the question. How ~ secure
Ni Ntltortn TIE fdll.St ADVANTAGES al tn.,
sanctuary service and the social meetings of
ne Shnrch, was opened by Rev. NJ n. he
VIII, oi lehh'NS'e, IN an able address, the
main pCiu OF which was h. make fle s.,,cf,,
sry and eh urch a. attractive a. possible Nv
Kindness, ny simplicity NJ service nv COM
mon sense. AID adapting teaching 10 the ca
paCifN OF the ca ;'lrsn.
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srapsiuthe Wesf

IoLEno, May IL-Ihc BiTff publl>hpS thiN
D. m an elaborate crop report. CaregallV
compiled from statements ~ competent par
tes al 10 points IN ohio. Indiana, Illinois,
hlSSonrl- and Iowa. These statements indi-
cate That from one fourth TO one third of the
crop OF winter wheat has been killed. BAT
tiai has been nearly offset by the Increased
number 81 acre. Sowed. ard the quantity OF
spring wheat viii, ifeverything l. favorable
nenceiofth, bring the whole production up To
mat OF an average crop. About one fourth
81 last years crop still remains Ia hands az
farmers. Nocousilerable guantify al wheat
ground - reported as having been piowesl
Inc amount 81 corn being put iu this wear
gTealIN oAceeIS that OF last Ncnr.
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A Terrible Domestic Tragedy.

hpSToN. NJ 49,, May lf.-Ihe small town
OF NewbUrN, Essex county. was the scene -,
"A tragedy early thiS morning. VIVA Russell
wldower. aged - years, quarrclel with q
younger hrDi her AT has fathers house, aud
upon the = reference OF Ills mother a WI
man Of sixty ears. he turned upon her with
terrible fcrDcitE and almost severed her head
rom h'r BODY win a shoe knife. killing hen
instantly. ii" then attacked the father and
would have killed him but for the iuterfer-
ence or lei ghborS. who secured the murderer
after a struggle. The younger brother and
father were both badly wounded. but will re
cover. As he lad Threatened u XIII the fam
lily. II Is supposed he is insane. lie il nov ia
jail AT NeWbury.
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CBofGIIoaS nan sad by Middistos 4 "a Jass.1,
The following mere the prices bid and asked al M.
meeting u the Washington Stock Exchange today
y. gold. H.. Bank StOCks-Na-ioual Bank a
kvpuh1c. 40 bll lS6 asked. Matt pnal Metropolitan
flank no Did ia asked, Second National Bans
l5 asked, tiilzeHs' National Bank, 40 bid, lie
asked Cltg Passenger NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Stock y bad, . asked Columbia stock, Is bid: M.
tropolIian bonds, g., NJ. a =, - ia. sungry
List Masonic Temple bonds, y. a A.
6, gold. % bt> " Arlington City Gas st0ck ~ bii
Great rs Ice Company stock, 81 La. Chae
peske ana ohio Cansi, pref bonds nj 10 p
Arlington Fire Insurance Company stock IN ~
Nsuonsl MctropOl an Fire Insurance Co Stocl
hzbid. ,crcoran Fire Insurance COMPANY sfocl
100 hid' \ \ Alex. Wash nod Geo : 90 : l. 10
hio ,iS ssksd. bisirS, secuTtles-t District Of Co
i ,1 WI g. Bds, =, ISIS, 76. Il, y
t t:q; 1Chc9g3 E,iies bonds. :, 3 J., ls77. -
pa: Ferman'I: imp.,7 a }, 1891 slb'd, mark,f
SJ9ck bonds. - >. 1901. % bid; do d. a. =.
1905 % bad. Funded Loan, Congress- s5-. p
= large. liza. IS bad. 80 asked. DO do small
= bid. 8 asked tWashington -. Five Var
Ger = ) 20: y ISIS. % hid la2' a.ked Ten
ear Bonds. 6's, :. 4 J., ls1s, alIs Did. Fqnded
Loan Bonds, Cong lG's g, , A Z 4. Isaa 81 nd "a
asked; do. beg 80, NJ a n, 1902. % bid: C.r-
tli cate Of Stock, lsi3i Sc, J. A. = o. a. ples-
sure. ~ b'd. fGeOrCetONnb General Stocks. s.
a. y 4 o. at pleasure, ~ bid Bounty stock 8 d.
= bad; MARX ifstock s. do ~ bid Board Of PM
nc MeTks-CertihcRtes Gen. Imp. Sc, IA lsTs
a bld giA ssked, do. 1875. CO., bid N = askad. a.
!4o 80 bid q asked; do. ISL sO5s bid d. ls7s sil
lld 9lt- asked; d.. Series 9os lid. gl5 asked Ger
thostes, Sever. Il, J. J.. ls74. II. u.s., va -
hshed' W ateT Certihcates, S., ls77, 9gis bid
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THE yEH R4HPSHFRE EIFs-
TfOS.
The Contested Gases.

CoN'oRn- y. o.. MAY H-Tn, governor
aud council. who were engaged until a lat
hour last night in the hearing OF the contest
ed senatorial election eases. AMI uI,nn Whose
decision hinges enc POLITICAL supremacy of
liner party la Ills state met this morning.
when 10 was moved that the questions ia
VOWED iu 'hJ senatorial question to- referred
To the judges ~ the supreme conrt fpr fhrir
opinion. EruNlt" such can he obtained be-
lore next Monday, az : O'Clock pf,,,.ruiSe
Ii Ia, the governor be instructed 20 get surh
advice a. tho circumstance NAV aan,It
The motion was AGREED 10 Ai,ourscl fiI
O'Clock 4 IN. ON Monday next
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Indians Not Detained, n, Port Laramie.

OMAHA, y EB.. May lS--lndldn Agents
Saville and Howard authorize an emphatic
denial OF lie statement tele-rapiIel from
Washington some days ago, that Red ClOad
Spotted Tail and other Indians Were detained
az Fort Laramie through the intTigues OF D.
:. Collins. Al post trader.
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE, May Lotion firmer-low mid
dIifss, ISL. Flour dull aud unchanged. Wheat
is mixed do. %; No. western red, s. No. .
western red, l3; Pennsylvania red, :sssl IS;
While 4lsl q. No. western spring red, Hal ~.
Corn weak and cf-southern white, ssAsei do. yei-
IS. Rye quiet bur hrm lssl ls. Hay scarce and
sions que, but srm. PORK, daII1aa sosas. s@,s
meats frm-shouders, 9; clear rib sides. l2s looss
paeked, ssslEs =, Bacon steady1shenlders, s'<ae;
refined l6al6i4; steam, l5sI Butter frm-good 20
hne western grass Favored, 2ia7s Petroleum poni-
Whisky held firmly, - Is. Sugar strong, i0lsalo,s
NEW YORK May B-Stocks dull. Money, y,
erDmenfs steady.
NEW YORK. May ls.-Flour dun and unchanged.
heatqui and unchanged. Corn quiet aud steal !,
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Attempt 20 Wreck a Railroad Train.

PoET JT.l;Y Is.-JameS Miiligan. "A stranger
here, has been arrested and lodged i'm the
Pike county iaii for placing Distract lions q
the Erie railroad. Delaware division HIS
object Is supposed ID have been plumber.
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TIE PEACE OF EUROPE.
Ia Hangs on Brittle Thread

LONDON. NAY iS-The London Posi- analu-
tairs that Oh" late war TumurS were NOS
grou2dleS>. Germany. alarmed a. the rlpi-
dltN Of The French military Reorganization
had arranged everything Tor and was GA tn,,
point 81 marching against Franc. but rl.,
danger il aVgTtcd Tor the present
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Fall Of an Iron Rridye

ALBANY, May ia new i-Oa bIid~
recently erected over tie Erie canal, by the
state authorities. a few miles above this
city, gave Way ycstertay afternoon. carrying
with II team OF horses, wagon, two men
and large stove. The men, named Kelley
and sullivan, were seriously injured.
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Disasters Go shipping ON Lake 0nts-

IEANINCToN, ONT. May ia terrific
gale prevailed during all last might, which
proved most disastrous 10 shipping. Six
vessels We're driven ashore. namely: The
Antelope Muir, Active. A. T. pemlng, aud
fellowcraft, and ore near Colchester name
nnknownl. Tire Fcilowcralt got of safely
this morning.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

LONDON, May I3.-The bark Hesperus,
from ST. Mary's, Ga, for Montevideo, has
been abandoned at sea. The crew were sayei
and landed at Havre.
The virginius indemnify.
MADRID, May BIT is Officially an
nounced that the Treasury has paid To Hon.
Caleb Cushing &35 900, being the last install
ment of the VirgiDius indemnity.
Floods I'm Australia.
LONDON. May ia dispatch from Mel
bourne says the City of Sydney an vicinity
have been visited by heavy and damaging
rains and floods.
The Wreck Of the Schiller.
LONDON, May 13.-The underwriters
agents and divers to-day attempted to reach
the wreck of the Schiller, but were prevented
from doing so by the heavy ground swell.
The Condition 81 Col. Ant hony.
LEAVENwoRrH, May 13.-There has been
no apparent change in the condition of Col.
Anthony since yesterday. The physicians
express no hope OF his recovery.
Bap8o TRona1t.
ALBANY, n. Y, May I3.-The senate has
passed the New York Elevated railroad bill.
after prOtracted debate.
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OFFICIAL VISITORS TO THE NAVAL
ACADEMY.-The Secretary Of the Navy has
designated Commodore tOXhau A. Parker
capt. George +. Belknap. and Chief Engi-
neer \. A. Henderson as members of the
board of visitors 10 meet at the Naval Acad-
envy on the 10th of June. The civil members
ot the board are Prof A. NJ. Cow. of Indiana:
col. w. +. Porter. OF New Jersey; Prof Jas
Nayland, Of Connecticut; Prof. John J.
lanes. of Texas; Rev. %. II. II fanny. ID. u. of
Washington, and Prof. Ezra ID. Carr. of Cali
.rnia. The military member is Brig. Gen.
r.. %. c. Ord.
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FINANCIAL AND COMHERCIaL.
Washington Fish Market.


Sold by Il. \. Go.deh a Bro, fish agents,
I .O90 shad sold from SO To Sl4 per hundred;
coco EerriHgs 20 - TO >l0 per thousand,
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

DURING the summer the President will
receive by card between the hours of eleven
and two, except on Tuesdays and Fridays,
which being Cabinet days, no one will be
received except government officials.
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CONFEDERATE MEMORIAL DAY was OBJ
served at Wilmington, n. c., Tuesday with
more than usual spirit Business was sus-
pended. There was long procession OF mill
tary, nremen, citizens, schools and societies.
and an address by T.. =. Martin. AT ChsrS
lotte, N. G., an Grafton was delivered and
the soldiers graves were profusely decorate
with flowers. =
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SECRETARY BRIsTOw has accepted an in
vitatiOn to deliver an address at the decora-
ton OF the graves of Union soldiers az Cave
Hill cemetery, Louisville, Ky, on the 18th
instant,
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0The case OF John r. Hoeckerotb ~ the
Baltimore and Potomac railroad company,
suit for $4,000 damages, rs stu ON tr'ea ,"
he circuit court at Anr 1po,iss Mo.
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THE FRIENDS OF SENATOR SPENCER as
>ert that the testimony given before the
Alabama legislative committee, while
piausi bic and having the sembance of truth,
Is virtually Misrepresentation OF facts from
beginning TO end. They further say that the
committee is composed of four democrats
and one republican, and that the latter i Il
personal enemy Of Senator Spencer.
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PRESIDENT CRANE has addressed All auto.
graph letter 10 Don Ponciano Leiva, congrat-
ulatiEg him on his election TO the Office Of
President of the republic Of Honduras in
reply to letter from the latter announcing
that event
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RFsIGNATIoN ACCEPTED.-The President
has accepted the resignation of Lieut.
Francis NJ. Cove, u. s. N, 10 take effect on
the Sth inst
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AMONG THOSE who had audiences with
President this morning were ex-Speaker
Blaine, Senators West and Chandler. and
the ladies of the executive committee of the
Memorial Monument 4 Ssociation,
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SECRETARY FISH.-Iu addition TO the
special dispatch OF our Washington CORES
pendent, printed in our first edition, denying
the truth of the assertion that Secretary
Fish intends 10 withdraw from the Cabinet.
we have received from an authoritative
source this evening positive wri ten denial
that there is any ground whatever for the
lumOr. " J. Ere. Post,
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TIE MINING TR0CBLES.
Arrest Of the President Of the Miners
Nalinnal AsSnciafinn

OSCFoLA, PA, May l5-John Siney, presi-
dent OF the national miners ASSOCIATION.
was arrested here last night, on the oath y.
Capt Clarke, charged with conspiracy.
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CHANGING STATIONS or PAYMAsTERs.-
The commanding general, military division
of the Pacific, is authorized To cause from
time 10 time an interchange Of stations
between tine paymaSterS in Arizona and
those in other portions OF said division. the
senior paymaSter Of the department OF Ari-
coma TO perform the duties OF chief paymaster
OF the depariment
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REOPEN.I.VG.
SECOND INSTALMENT
OF
Spring and Summer Clothing.
LATER STYLES,
BETTER MADE,
AND LOWER PRICES

PRICES OF SUITS:
All Wool HairIine suits, 81
All Wool Cashmere Suits: 50
Russels Cashmere Suits, $40
,,...--.,.s..- North Hoosic Suits, s11
sin, CAT. su;.. -, Pennington Suits, SIG
SILK Mixed Suits, SIS ''' '''''' si1
siddIesex Flannel Suits, sI5 '"'-'' 'u'''' sii
wcrsted Basket Suits, SIS suns si0
Imported Cashmere Suits, $40
PRICES or DRESS COATs.
Black Cloth frook Coats, double breasted. I'm
SI2, SIS, 81. and $40 cio
Diagonal, Basket and W "
--.>. coats, with Vests 10 match, at SI2
gle, sis and sac.
PRICES OF PANTS.
Fine All Wool Light Cashmere Pants, from 81
oS-.
Business Pants, from s15otOsi.
YOUTHS sUITS-a
s. So" $: g. 'nI ' 81,
BOYS SUITS-a
So So s. $40 .ll
a. 8 Z r a U 3:
I0Ii.-.--PrNNsYLvANI AvENUE-..lOIl
.ps0-tr BETWEEN 10Th AND l1rH STREETS
| MN. WOLTER CO,
w l. u is rs,
kLppiSG and GREENHOUSE PLANTS,
| NkGkfABLE PLANTS and SEEDS, BOU- -
oUEIs; MREATHs, CROSSES, &C., at very mod
4 Cabbage, Tomato and Egg Plants for sale
\ Greenhouses-Twenty-fo fourth street near r. south-
wet, opposite United States 0bsery atory mays I'm
"A TORY.
1919 Street nortApsst, Wasainston, ID. C.,
/ AND
rs Wsa Faystfs Street, Baltimore, MI
We make the VERY FINEST DRESS SH IRTs 10
order, and in the most elegant manner, for % Is,
! With bands on the sleeves; or oz50 with cufs A.,
I tached, and perfect at always guarAnteed
I'M DRtsS SHIFTS; ready made, el@.
Best ply LINEN CUPS, . cents Q pair.
I Directions fof oeu measurement oout 70 gentlemen
a. . distance whom written for. Collars and Guns
! ssnt By nal when paid for. apis "
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THE LEAVE OF ABSENCE granted Co. u.
Floyd Jones. Sd infantry, is extended
eleven months, with permission 10 90 beyond
the sea.
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THE AMOUNT OF national bank note cur
rency received at the Treasury to-day for re-
demption aggregated s5Ss3ii.
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THF RECEIPTS To- DAY were, from in 'ernai
'everue. S9i9, Gi9.2i; from customs, s5es,12j.
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Our INDIAN PRISONERS To BE SENT TO
FLoRIDA.-The following telegram has been
sent TO the General of the Army:
HoT Department, Adjutant Generals Office,
Washington, May II, is15.-Get. ". T.. Stey-
man, L. s. Ar3B, 81 Louis, MO.:-Fort Ma
ron. 81. Augustine, is reported ready to re-
celve the Indian prisoners. The Secretary of
war requests YOU 20 order General Pope TO
send them there with proper guard, the lat
ter 10 return to its post. On recommendation
Of Lieutenant General sheridan, First Lieut.
r.. II. Pratt, 10th cavalry, is detailed to ac-
company the Indians, and To remain in inn
mediate charge of them at S.. augustine to
attend TO the supply of their wants, &c, I'M
I'll further orders. Special orders will be
issued 10 cover this detail.
In
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TIE CHANGERS TO CHANGE THEIR
HEADQUARTERS. A subcommittee OF
The executive committee of the National
Grange is in the west TO find a suitable loca-
ION for their permanent headQ quarters and
Offices, 1t having been decided at the last
meeting that they shall be removed from
Washington. The new location must be one
>! five western states which were named in
he original resolution. 1t is understood
lat the committee do not care To take the
',sponsibility of making selection but will
|oEfne their report 10 a statement of facts in
regard TO the comparative desirableneSS of
different cities. leaving the matter OF lOca-
ton 10 be decided by the National Grange
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The Strikers Preventing Men from
WORRYING.

TYRONE. "A, May I3.-T'he strikers. with
John SiGey at their head, have succeeded in
stopping all work on the Moshannon Branch.
There has been no violence, simply over
powering by superior numbers those who
wish To work. Morrisdale mines, on the
Philadelphia Branch, are still working
about 20 men and the mine at Pamelton
,
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Ffring on the SheriH-s Posse.

WHOLESALERS, PA, May l3.-A strag-
evening until 4 O'Clock this morning upon
the sheriff-s posse at Hutchinsons Breaker
by the striking miners. They hope in this
more men went to work for Hutchinson this
morning.
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DISTRICT REGISTERED Bonds. - The
Treasury department will commence to-
morrow the exchange of the 800 District of
Columbia bonds. The latter are issued in
denominations of one and five thousand dol
lars each.
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lust EECEIyFD-Job lot genuine Iouyin KID
@hoNfS last seasons cut, tive baton. IN
Modes. nTRbs, Browns aud other desirable colors
sIss' Dark Greens and PuTples, ST. at
DAVIS.
40 Market SPACE, cor sth street
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SToCk oF STRAW GOODS AND FLOWERS,
tim Int d and untrimmed HATS and BJNNETS,
fGH and complete. and selling at very low prices
show rooms "P SGirS; entrance from street store,
DAVIS.
,l0 Mari 81 Splra
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EoR lot OF COLORED SETS COLLARS AND
= CUFFS, at p CITE, worth 45 cts at
DAVIS.
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THE INTERNATIONAL SUNDAY SCHOOL
CoNvENTION.-At the afternoon session OF
the international Sunday school convention
i'm Baltimore yesterday, the topic discussed
was How to secure more pupils from the
church for the Sabbath schools" In the
evening, Rev. John o. Foster, chairman of
the committee on enrolment, reported
twepty-seven states, the District of Column
bia and three British provinces, represented
by 3S1 delegates on the floors of the conven-
tion. The topic discussed was " How TO Sc
cure more efficient cooperation of the home
or family influence with Sunday schools"
Many of the delegates will make an excur-
sion to Washington before returning home.
A proposition has been made to have an ex-
cursion to Mount Vernon, but this has not
been positively determined.
CONFIDENTIAL POLITICAL CAUcUsING
IN OHIO.-At Cincinnati this evening Hon.
George H. Pendleton Will give an entertain
ment in honor OF Senator Thurman, TO which
Senator Sherman and General Sherman,
among others, are invited. and on Friday
evening Richard Smith, editor OF the Ga
zette, will entertain Senator Sherman and
other distinguished visitors. There is good
deal Of CONFIDENTIAL political caucuSing going
ON among the distinguished adherents OF
both parties who are gathered In Cincinnati
by the musical jubilee, and there 10 feeling
that the coming campaign h already being
outlined.
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DARASOLS AND Sun UMBRELLAS. in great
Il variety, best makes at lowest prices, at
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A BAR DINNER TO THE RETIRING ArrOR-
NEH-GENERAL.-The following correspon-
dence explains itself:
he REPLY
DEP Or JUSTICE,

w ASHlSGTON, May IL. 1919. }
. Gentlemen: / have received your letter OF
yesterday, proposing for me complimentary
dinner upon my retirement fTom the Office
of Attorney General
l feel greatly obliged for this evidence of
your friendly regard, as well as for your dat
tering expressions as TO the manner in which
have discharged the duties of the office. Be
pleased to allow me TO accept your letter as
a sufficient testimonial of your kind feelings,
and with many thanks decline the dinner.
Very truly yours, GEO. II. WILLIAMS.
MeSS's. Cuseu, Pdscldi, C0IJciae aud others
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LADIES' GOODS.

7i9 no
SPECIAL BARGAINS.
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DANIEL w. LArHRoP, of Maine. has been
promoted from a second 10 third class
clerkship in the Sixth Auditors office, and
Asa +. Knight, of Maine, from first To second
class in the same Office.
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NEW GOODS. NEW PRICES

All ooiors OF SILR PONGEEa AZ ga cents, former
Price 70 cents.
TwILLED SILK PONGEE at IS cents. former
ITiCs, 81 10.
PLAID MOHAIRS and DEBEGES, =, g and So,
rutS, 3 Ter cent. reCu,tICu.
Our CASHMERE STOCK is complete at reduced
prices
Ne- style Sun UMBRELLAS at the late reduc-
fen.
81 scialty in BLACK ZEAL NOHAIRS at g
GEMS, better than one hall --ld at IS cents.
BLACk ALPACAS y. q and So. cents
Beet Quality WASH POPLIS Al Is cents, worth
buying.
any house IA the city.
GEO. }. JOHNSON CO.,
spN-T I'll Market Space.
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TO THE STAR
THE BEECHER TRIAL.

BOWEN B1Ck AGAIN.
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PROFESSIONAL.

PROFESSIONAL.
NE :. 4 II. M,EIM ma REMOVED ~. or
~ hce a.. rv-ii-he- O. Nc % 5.h street, corner
q \ street seIii east. EiayS la
nR ROBERT REYBCRN. Offcs 72I 18Th
y - street northwest, uear Peuusgivauia avenue.
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t.e.iaehee, - 20 street northwest marZz I'm
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81 PEE SKI FOR TEETH, ETTHER JAW,
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For LUNCH.
WISHING PARTIES, ENCURSIONISTS
TRAVELLERS and sPORTSNES viii ind with Us
'rsTy suitable Tor LUNCH
PRESSED COKSEp BEEF in ,, land 8
pound cAns,the 2Dound can soc SALMON
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BEEF, also sDieed. sARDfSEs ~ C.
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FoIS GRAs, 1HOSNY FISH.
ALBERT BISCUIT. SUGAR waFERs
CHOCOLATE WATERS, FRUIT BIS,
varieties.
CHOCOLATE PASTE, prepared for
Instant use also, CONDENSED cor
f6 6ssih BAs syo AIEs ScoJCH ALEs,
"HlSkkf ,CATANBA WINE.
HAVANA CIGARS,
fresh I'm pOrtatiOn, great
variety OF brand. geaalas
oHiy, price 10 for SIoo
sfOr SlOO.
for SI0
for SlO.
for Sl.O0.
G.. G.. CORNwELL SONS.
FINE GROCEKS,
sysu 141s Pa. sy., OPP. Wizards Hotel
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Or. HsatA, Axast-Dsd ST>-After suffering
many years from CAtArrh, brone hits, lung and
womb diseases. and having tried manv sp,insn,