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THE CH1LRANs WIN A VICTORY "A Valpa.
raiso dispatch OF April 16 gives the following
The Chilean gunboat Magallanes was attacked
by the Peruvian corvette Union, 1,15O tons, car
lying twelve seventy FOUNDERS. and with crew
OF 400 men, assisted by the Pllcomayo, OF 600
tons, carving two seventy FOUNDERS and four
Iorly- -pounder guns. The engagement took place
of the mouth OF the river LOa, forming the har-
Dor to the port of the same name. The river
forms the boundary line, near the coast, be-
tween Bolivia and Peru. The two Peruvian
vessels fired $50 shots at the MagalIanes, which
1red 40 shells and solid shot In return. The
nIlDg OF the Peruvlans was very Wild, the Magal-
lanes only being struck once and that by a
r1cochet shot The Union then stopped firing
badly damaged. The Chilean iron-clad Almi-
rante COchrane has gone in pursuit.
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A POST OFFICE CLERKS MIsTAKH.-Hudson
Clarke, son OF Commissioner Clarke, OF Jersey
City, and candidate last spring for freehold
from the 1st district, offered $50 note to q
payment for some $40 funding certificates. The
clerk said the note was counterfeit and had
Mr.. Clarke arrested. In the station house M.
that the note was good. Several experts after
wards saw that 1t was good and Mr., Clarke was
discharged.-IN, y. World, 21st.
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TIE BR1ckLAYERs at the Gunpowder water
not receiving the additional pay OF SO cents per
day, which Increased their wages to s., were
still laying of to-day, though some of them are
ready to go to work at the old prices. Several
workmen were willing to resume operations at
shaft No. 12 this morning, but as there was not
enough to make full 'tshift" they were not
put on. Matters will be satisfactorily ar.
ranged, 1t Is believed. in day or so, though
MIR. Martin, the engineer, refuses to accede 70
the demand for more pay. There Is no excite.
ment whatever attending the strike and prob
Baltimore Sun to-dau - -
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Fifty Thousand Sunday school Chill
drem I'm Line

NEw YORK, May 22.-The Juvenile army OF
the City or Churches fifty thousand strong,
were out on parade to-day to celebrate the nf-
t1eth anniversary or the Brooklyn Sunday
OF amusement and many buildings are deco
rated with fiags and bunting. Business OF all
kinds is apparently suspended. After brief ex-
ercises at the different churches the children
marched forth In seven divisions and two sub
divisions: When the parades were dismissed
the Chi ldren returned to their school-ro0ms,
where refreshments were served with great lib
crality,
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, AN ELoPER's ESCAPE FROM DEATH By THE
koPE-Wm. Allen, alias Storey, Of st. Louis
mer OF Batavia, Ohio, a few days since. He was
captured In Cincinnati and placed In jail at
Baaayla. At an early hour yesterday morning
q. MOD entered the jail, placed rope around
Stofeys neck and hung him on the bridge OF
the Little Miami river. After hanging few
minutes the rope broke, Storey dropped into
tne river and succeeded In gaining the shore.
lies In bruised condition.
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How MRS. MKNZING WAS KILLEp.-Caspar
MeDZing, saloon keeper OF Orange Valley, n
j., was arrested Tuesday on q charge OF shoot
Ing his wife Monday night In his saloon. A
man who was In the saloon at the time says
that Menzing had promised to lend his revolver,
ana that before doing so he started to take out
the seven cartrdges1t contained. When he had
taken out six he thought the revolver was
empty and snapped the hammer on the sew
enth: The bullet struck his wife, who was
stanQlng Lear him, and killed her Instantly
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TERRIBLE TRAGEDY IN MARY.
LAND.
An Old Nan Murders His Brother
6nd ki1l. Hfmself-They Are Laid
Out Side by Side.
Especial Correspondence Of The Star.I

Out Side by Side.
Especial Correspondence Of The Star.1
oDRNroN, A. A. Co., Nd,
May ed, 1879.
yesterday this vicinity was thrown into the
sieaUeSC excitement by the report that q terri
ule Tragedy nad been enacted on farm about
tnree miles east OF Severn flour miles north or
this placel, John Stinchcomb, having shot and
khled his younger brother, Lewis and then in
the presence OF one OF his sisters having shot
and Killed himself. The family is an old one in
this section, the place having been In their DOS
session for years, and on It resided Lewis
Sunchcomb. with his widowed sister (Mrs.
Wheeler), In one house while John resided with
TWO aged single sisters In another building.
For some time past John has been under the
impression that Lewis was contemplating the
sale OF tne property or, at least, that portion on
IN q very Dad humor and felt an anfnosity fo
wards Lewis. Frequently OF late he had
THREATENED THAT HE WOULD KILL LHyrs
nl Deluie 1e snould sen IL. Yesterday Lewis was
engaged at work In coal pit some distance
from the house, and John remained about the
mouse most OF the morning, once or twice re-
peatlng his threats. His sisters, however, had
no loea tnat he intended TO carry them into
execution, even when he left the house with a
gun-an old Enfield rifle.
THE MURDER
lt appears that he went direct to the coal nit
and got behind bush not over 30 feet from
where Lewis was. He fired, and the load Of
DucKsh0t struck Lewis In the back The shot
must have killed him almost INSTANTLY. as the
wound was large enough to thrust a ciencheG
!isb 10, ana the body of Lewis was found with
the shovel yet In his hand. John fmnediately
returned 10 the house, and one OF his sisters
asked playfully, "John, have you Killed
Lewls?" He answered, =" reckon he is dead by
this time, or soon will be-,
THE SUICIDE.
The sister screamed and started to run to the
coal pit, but had not run twenty feet before
John had pulled of his shoes and stockings
ana, taking position under an apple tree
placed the muZZle OF the rife In the region of
his heart and pressed his toe on the trigger dis
charging the load, and fell dead The alarm
was at once given, and neighborS coming over,
TIE body OF Lewis was found as above stated at
the coal pit, and Johns body was taken into
the house, when the wound was found TO be a
fearful one, the load having been about as much
as the gun could stand.
DEAD, SIDE BY SIDK-LEWIS WITH A SMILE ON
HIS FACE, JOHN WITH A FROwN,
They were both laid out In one bed the face
OF Lewis wearing pleasant smile and that Of
John a frOWn. Yesterday afternoon Justice
Harmon summoned a jury Of inquest and they
rendered verdict that Lewis came to his Death
at the hands OF John, and that John died by
own hands The funeral took place this morn
Ing Ia the presence OF large number Of the
RESIDENTS, and the brothers were buried side
and side on the place. The family are wen ad-
Vanced 10 years. John was about &c years OF
age and Lewis IS. C,
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TIE RIGHT SORT OF MAN.-The vicinity of
Fort Belknap swarms with Sioux A man
named Lloyd, While camped twenty miles from
Lhe post, was attacked by fifteen warriors. he
sccoped out rifle pit with his hands, and after
desperate night OF two hours duration In
Wnich three Indians were killed, the intrepid
white man succeeded In driving OF his assail-
ants. Lloyd had but three cartridges left when
the savages abandoned their attack.
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GENERAL GRANT.-The Philadelphia Ledger
says: "Gen. Grant mentions In recent letter
reach San Francisco some time In July. We can
state In ADDITION that the approximate day de-
pends upon the date Of leaving Japan, which
the europe an press agency viii telegraph to
the United States"
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NIHlIIsTs IN NEW YORK.-The Russian con.
sui In New York, Mr.. Pierre KartcheWskey.
mas mas received paper purporting to come from
Ihe :" kusslan revolutionary Committee de.
lnsinuat1ons against one OF its most honored
ana trusted friends, and warning him that
should ne persist In his conduct the conse.
9uences Will certainly be disastrous to him.
Ihe consul Is unaware OF having slandered any-
Dooy, ana says ne has helped many to Situa.
uonS who are unfriendly to the government.
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AFRICAN METHODTsTS-T Philadelphia and
baltimore annual conference OF the African M.
f. zion connection In America, attended by
ana District or Columbia, met In Wilmington,
Del. yesterday. Bishop j. j. Clinton, of VII,
mlngton, presided, and made the opening ad-
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SHOT IN THE LRG.-The Middietown Press re-
!ates that two persons were driving into that
port was heard, and one OF them was struck In
the leg. He exclaimed at once, "Im shot! I'm
shot! On investigation 1t was found he had
peen nt oy the cork OF cider Jug which had
been blown out.
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The Lowell Savings, Ranks.

LOWELL, MASS, May 22.-Bank COmmissfoner
Gatchell. after investigating the Lowell five
cent savings bank, at the request OF the trus-
ices, has placed temporary Injunction upon
it. This result is due to shrinkage on mort
gagged property and bank stock to Withdrawals
OF deposits amounting to $350e00 in the past
year, ana to arrearage on interest due the bank
on loans. There are about ten thousand depos-
1tors, whose deposits amount to upwards OF
nfteen million dollars. The other savings banks
IN the city are prepared to stand run, which
among small deposItors. There is some talk
should this occur, OF all the banks acting IN
concert and requiring notice for the withdraw
al OF large sums.
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A Sensible Caucus.

ALBANY, N. Y, May 22.-At meeting of the
assembly republican caucus last night Mr. Al
action OF the senate.caucus the party had been
called together for the purpose OF discussing
the propnety OF issuing an address to the peo-
work of the present legislature. After Spirited
discussion the caucus adjourned, refusing to
entertain the proposition.
The New York Tenement House
Bill.
ALBANY, n. Y, May 22.-The assembly has
house bill with an amendment providing for an
appropriation OF 1000, instead of $S0,00O for
the inspection Of tenement houses by the board
OF health. The measure has been called for by
the city press generally.
MISS DuKR INDICTED FOR MURDER IN THE
FIST DKGREE.-A Baltimore Sun special from
Snow Hnl. Nd, May 81, says: The grand Jury,
which has been engaged since Monday In ex-
amjntng witnesses IN the case of Miss Lille
e1arge1 wn SSs s, Mss Ella
fist degree. The time for the trial OF the case
has not yet been set, although 1t was expected
that 1t would follow Immediately on the In
not yet known, but it is believed it will be that
Of accidental shooting, Miss Duer, 1t is reported
refusing to allow the plea OF insanity to bt
entered for her. She will be defended by
Prosecuting Attorney Townsend appearing foI
the state. Miss Duer complains that she ha:
Deen padiy treated by the press. Her version
OF the shooting, as given the other day, is q,
follows: 81 called to see Ella for thu
purpose OF taking walk. she did not wish *
60. begged her. She refused. then wanted
10 kiss her. had the pistol In my hand afte
giving up the attempt to kiss her, and wa.
looking az the cartridges, counting them, when
the pistol went OF. am not a murderess.
visited her twice during her illness. The frsl
time she heard my voice, and called me.
went into the room, and she received me nv
putting her arms around my neck. She then
said, LII, what's the matter with me?" I told
her that she was hurt. "Who hurt me?" She
asked: 81, Ella,"I replied; sit was who did
It," Then you did not do it purposeiy, did
you?" Much OF the testimony adduced before
the grand jury will not be admissible, ft is said.
at the trial. A great deal depends upon whefher
Miss Hearns statement to her father Is ruled
out or not, but the general impression here Is
that she Will not be convicted. "
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IHKY ARE TALKING In Pennsylvania OF Repre-
sentative Hendrick B. Wright "a the candidate
OF the greenbackers and the democrats for state
treasurer.
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IHE INDIANA PROHIBITION LEAGUE met in In
greement on the question of nominating state
ucket, split INTO two factions. The faction OBJ
Hoseo 10 nominating state ticket retired TO
the police had to be called In. They then held
separate convention In another hall. The
icy 9ials" proceeded to business, and nomi-
and for lieutenant governor Rev. J.V. H. Miller
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AFFAIRS IN MEXICO.
A Political jealousy and ths

HAVANA. May 22.-The advices brought from
Mexico by the French steamer which reached
here yesterday state that the fear OF the fail.
ure OF the proposed international exhibition Is
based On Jealousy at the Increasing popularity
OF R1va Palacfo, who initiated the scheme OF the
exposition. The leading men support PalAclo
and the Benitez oppose him. The abandon.
ment OF the exposition enterprise, 1t was be-
lieyed, would be the forerunner OF the retire
ment OF Palacio from the cabinet Palacio and
Senor Zamacona are Representatives OF Ameri-
can ideas Of progress VallaIte is q talented
man, but without expansive International
would be the signal for disfntegratfon, and
would eECanger the friendship between Mexico
and the United States. Benftez is regarded as
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NEW YORK, May 22.-The Posi-. anancfar ART.
C1e Gee says: .1 LIE s.ock sxcnaps markets are not
at essf so far Hne no' active as yesterday
az .aroS neS' so tar speculative shares are con.
T,neo. ,sa, VI Cnese there have been wide fuctua-
,H.s IN American District Telegraph, C. c. c. &
l., jersey Central Northwest Common, and w.
U.Telegraph. f'Cats and dogs of the marked
are less active than yesterday. Railroad tn
vesfments are quiet and strong. Speculative
bonds are irregular but generally higher, the
notable exception being Missouri, Kansas and
Texas issues. Money on call loans Is 3aak per
cent. according to the collateral pledged except
on Z. S. bonds where the quotations are 2aSX
per cent. Time loans are 21zask per cent.
few sales below per cent.
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A VERY SEVERE THUNDER STORM visited Pc
tersburg, Va, Tuesday afternoon, during which
Anderson high school was struck while occu-
pied by several hundred children, but though
several OF them were shocked, no serious harm
resulted. One Of the teachers, Mrs, Madeira,
was also shocked, but not dangerously.
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RAZORS AND PISTOLS AT A BALL MArCH.-A
serious row occurred Tuesday evening at Madi-
son, Madison county, Fla, between two colored
companies OF base ball players. A company
from Tallahassee visited Madison to play with
fight arose, in which one man was shot and Is
not expected to live, and another was so badly
cut that he may die. Several others were Sc
verely wounded. Sixteen OF the party were ar
rested and put In jail last evening.
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TORONTO, May 22.-The largest crowd that
has yet attended TO witness the six days tour
nament was present at the Adelaide Street
Rink last night. Henderson and Cusack have
also given up the contest. At midnight the
laps; Nelson, Isl miles lap; Warner, 203 miles
laps; Albert, Isl miles laps; Upcraft, 162
miles laps, and O'Grady, 127 miles. An interim
took place last night between II. c. Carter, OF
Oswego, and Philip Pearson, OF this city. The
contest was very exciting. IL was won by Car
ter.
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T1Ae NIAfkefG.
RAITIMORR \

BALTIMORE. May 22.-virginis skies. defsrrsd.
g; do consolidated. 6Sk; do. secpnd series, lif:
do; past due coupons, 79k NUrth Carolina nxss'
old. 2s: DO: new. Is hid today Sugar steady.
BALTIMORE. May 2l-ootton weak and fever.
ish-middling. ncnilally lS1s Flour dull and heavy
but not quotably liver. Whcst southern more Quies
shG lover; western hrm and higher-southern red.
LlaLIo; 90: amber. ! l6al l7k; No. Pennsyl.
yaniA red, l1Th; No. 2 western winter red. epok
IAA Nay LA; June. llSxalISsx; July, LIZ;
August, lo9Aa1 .09k; September, 00k Con.
southern fairly active and nrm; westsep nrm but
quiet and advance checks buaiueM-eoutheFn WAlSo,
80: do. yellow. l6al6G western MIXED. spot, "a
AZ; June, l4,sa44H; July, AAallx;; August, ilH
al6. Osts nrn but quiet. southern. SlaS6; Wes6srn
VIII te, 34aS5 do. mixed, 32aS3 Pennsyivsnia SzsS6
Rye quiet and steady. Hay etsaAy and unc6snesd
Provsions dull and nominal Butter more qUisf
and eaaier-weatern, dairy PACKED, llal6; fscforv
crude, exs7H; refined, 81. 0offee Ann and SSiTfv
sctiye.Rio cargoes. loks14k. Whisky duh. Io6
freRhfs 70 Liverpool per eteemor du'l-cotSon.
2.A7l; !hecf, 0006; corn, S'ooo: - aS0d
ehipmerSsI, 66l corn, l6S.l62
NEW YORK. Nay 22-Stocks nrm Money a
xxcnangS long. l87k; Ghors. l69k. 00virn-
.NEw YoEK. Nay as-nour qu,s.. Wheat ssrurr
LOlD0N. May p. sp m-u. Q. bonds. fam.
fns.sS ns.s,: ~ nsS e. 5:..% So = coe:oS *
Psnnuisanis osntzsl S7H. nsading. Il
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Petersburg, Va, while acting as a volunteer
fireman on train for Norfolk on Tuesday, was
struck on the head by the penstOck of the water
tank at Zuni. He died the same evening.
q The Pennsylvania legislative committee
appointed to Investigate the conduct OF Judge
Harding, OF Luzerne county, with view to his
impeachment, made q report 70 the House to
day dismiHsing the charges against him.
eIMr. Robert Lincoln and stephen A. Doug.
las are both practising law In Chicago aud
both are prominent in their respective politi-
cal parties. 1t is suggested that Illinois may
some Gay pe sgsan Saeo won 70 x9ee TOR eilnef
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In THE RIOT BILL BRIBERY INVESTIGATION at
Harrisburg, Penn, yesterday, Representative
Mackey testified that Petroff, of Philadelphia,
said It would be made interesting" to him II he
voted for the bill, and that ex-Representative
would be paid to members Of the house and
s. 600 to senators for their vote5. Others gave
similar testimony
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TEE IOWA DKMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION
met at Council Bluffs yesterday. Gen. A. C.
Dodge presided, and in his speech denounced
the republican party for forcing resumption. 81.
Fl. W1mble was nominated for governor by &C.
clamatton, and Moses Bloom lieutenant COVER
nor. Mr. Bloom having declined the n0mina-
tiOn j. o. YeOman was nominated by acclama-
ton. Reuben e. Noble was nominated for
supreme Judge and Irwin Baker for superinten-
dent OF public instruction. Resolutions denounc-
ing the republican policy, insisting upon the
unlimited coinage OF the 4124 grain dollars, sub
st1tutiOn of treasury for bank notes, etc., were
passed. The President Is referred to in the res
Olutions as "the fraudulent executive"
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AT THE WHITE HoUsE.-Senator Mcmillan
and Representatives Robson, MCGOWAN and
Hubbell called on the President to-day.
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JuMP OF 1876 FBRT.-A dispatch from Cliff
Vile, Ont, yesterday performed the feat Of
jumping from the new suspension bridge into
the river below, distance OF 1856 feet, In the
presence OF q large crowd OF SPECTATORS
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THE NEW AMERICAN STEAMERs.-It is graft.
tying to observe that the success OF the AmerI.
can Line is such that q new steamer has been
which arrived from Liverpool on her initia,
voyage few days ago, will start on her return
trip tO-morrOw.-[Phild. Rress 9Otk.
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a. The first crate OF peaches was shipped
rom Macon for New York on Tuesday last.
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CEASIDE BE0ORT,
y ON THE ATL 4NTIC OCEAN,

- ON THE ATLANTIC OCEAN,
COBB'S HOTEL.
COBB'S ISLAND, VA.
SURE BATHING, FISHING, SNIPE SHOOTING
This well-known and popular Resort is new open
Tor the reception of visitors Improve
menfs nave been made in the sccon1moda- yCXAY
tions generally ana we hope 20 please orr ls Ne
patrons in every respect
be route Is from Norfolk or Old Point by steamer
IN. p Banks" to Cherry Stone, every Nfondxy
Wednesday and Friday morning.
JEYMS:
Par Day, s2oo; Per Week. Sl2O0: Per Month.
$500.
Fer information address
SPADY 4 COBB,
my2C.lm Oobb's Island Va
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

w LAFAYETTE IOHGE, No. 10, F. a. a. NJ,
vii WILDE be held q Masonic Temple on FRIDAY 25d
iPs 5hs fYnsSs q our deceased Ssothss RerssS q
p order eo of fSssss Sc M f. 'ta'elnans invited
Of sSs spf bkSFY e SIS MaRks
0OMPANY win be held @ At the office q the Company
q proSans the e. a esss
s SeHs 3 hSARMAs: { EhE1E1, 1R'ss''
e GEO. ". kfsa. i G. ss1MMs1' sselsss1y! myaa,a~sw
f9a TO WHOM 1T MAY OONCERN
OFFICE OF THE WATER REGISTRAR, }
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
direction Of the may Of
the District Of Columbia. il is hereby ordered thst
In Of he prssss T
aboye tie gavsment, the same ghafl be lowered 70
spscal permits VIII Be- s issued % for taia Work with
Taos Water Registrar
ky TAXES. DISTRICT OF G0LUMBtA.
Notice TO TAXPAYERS.
The last half Of the general for the year end
ing June 80. 1879. ,s aue snd payable in the mouth
@ q sx on Se s day y
June, 1879 -
pressure Of last DAYS Of the month All resi es
tate upon which the taxes remain unpaid VIII be ad-
Verseo f0r sale IN the month q goH oSHgly 1s3S T6oK
my226t Collector Of Taxes. D. q.
Post, Critic and Journal, et]
t. woRK1NaMEsNN,,SSx sN,Sx BUILDING AssooI-
This Association was organized May 18th on the
~ on the sr
The Art Wsetirg for ths sSeqon 9f dues T Be
mans Han. corner sth and ste. The boofs fi are
E
HEsDAY ETENbMa oF SbN.s from ~ to ocoek
.nd also hoss dc 70
low rate of interest. t'' .'t business pafSo''S az
41EgT UG,IlF Z os KELLY, ELL President,
my22Nis47. I. T 5. DALf. f.HTHa; Tseasaesr sssre'a1S
nES %yf9S q 3, .nf SsS Z
iSt &
~ THE MEMRERs oF, LOGAN TRIBE
gi.,oN NO O. are hereby notifea to meet at their
% asa
: assss II @ Essfssos
~ OFFICE OF FRANKLM ne %.
INSURANCE COMPANY, Of Washington and
Georgetown, win be held at this Office, on MONDAY,
June I'd, between the hours Of 10 q 10. and O'Clock
p m for the purpose Of electirg 12) twelve Direct
on safss eos sGaAs Ss1a sey
f~ NATURAL MINERAL WATERS.
A fresh supply OF BETHESDA, BEDFORD and
0EYSER WATERS Just received from the springs,
and for sale ON draught, at
MILBURN'S PHARMACY.
my1S6 1929 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
~ STRAW MATING, CHILDREN'S OAR
eSS BIA6ES. Mosquito Canopies, and Window
Screens at wholesale and retail, at the Furniture
Carpet, and Upholstery Establishment OF W. b.
r MATHEY uAYLuP CAPSULES,
tV Used for over % years with great success by
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$4,000 for the ". N. C.. a.

BOSTON, May Pat the annual meeting OF
the Young Mems Christian association last
evening, President Miner that the widow OF the
late Daniel p. Stone, OF Maiden, had donated
$25, 600 TO The association towards the erection
OF new building. He also stated that several
other persons promised liberal contributions
for the same purpose. A committee Is now
prOSrectiDg for site
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SUBSCRIPTION 10 the four per cent. refunding
certificates to-day amounted to s., ,0s5 $780, total
to date, $40, ,007,77O.