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THE RACE FOR THE DERRY.
The Betting, the Starters and thS
LOckevS.

LONDON, May 2s.-The weather TODAY ia dun
and overcast and the wind variable There
1eS Tan T az anq last and the
and Princess of Wales win 60 to EPSON by train
10 witness the Derby. The following is the bet
ting, the probable starters and the Jockeys: 9
TO ~ against the b. C. Cadogan, Oustance; IL to
against the ch. c. Charibert, Archer; to 1
against the ch C. Victor Chief, Chaloner; 100 to
against the ch. C. Ruperra, Snowden; 100 to 9
against aga the ch: e. Zut, Morris: 100 TO against
!he b. c. Falmouth, Cannon; 26 to against the
b. C. CaXtOnian, Morley; 20 to against the br
c. Sir Bevys, Ferdham; rs to against the ch. c.
Rayon Dor, Goater; 25 to 1 against the b. c.
ch. C: George Abbott, Wood; 100 to against the
{; Squirrel, Mcdonald; sss to against the b. c. c.
against whom the betting is unchanged or
thele Is no betting, are; The ca. c. Palm
bearer, Osborne; the br. c. Marshall Scott,
Protecttonist, Wyatt; the b. c. Alpha. Hix. r
table; the ch. c. Eater, Rossiter; the ch. q
Muley Edrts Morgan; and the ch. G. Blue Blood.
Men1: MI. Lorlilards o. G. Uncas was scratched
Members Of the Royal Family at the
Track
laIae Epscn cn6s NAY " Ss ins There now very
The Duke and Duchess OF Edinburgh came from
London with the Prince and Princess of Wales
Ine weaIner Is now bright and warm with the
Seins nnsste out 1t has the Of
The Race Won by Sir Bevys.
LONDON, May 2S.-The race for the Derby
Stakes was won by Lord Norrey's brown colt
Slr Bevys. Mr. John Trotter's chestnut colt
pay colt Vlsconti third. Twenty three ran.
summary Of the Race.
The Following is summary:-ReneWalo OF the
DERBY stakes of so s0vereigns each, H. IT. for
pounds. Then three years old; about mile and
q hall starting at the new high level starting
post; the owner OF the second horse to receive
5Co SOVerelgns and the third $50 sovereigns o,If
OF the stalks l2S7 subS.) Lord Norrey's br. G. Sir
Bevys, by Favon1uS out of Lady Langden. i:
Mr: John Trotters ch. C. Palmbearer. by the
b. c. Visconti, by Parmeson out OF LADY Audiey
SISTER to Buccaneer) 3. N-0'
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HE Markets.

q BALT1MORE, May 28.-viryinis sixea deferred.
do: past due coupons. 7Sk North Caroiins s;xesi
OLD, Zs4; DO new, l3h do special tax bid 10.
day Euser efeady-A soft, 61fssss.
bALTIMORE, May 28.-Flour stesdy-Hovsrd
9rest eno western super. a25a3 IS: do extra I2Ss
80, 90 family, 6.00a5. 75; CITY mills super 26o
4.OO; do extra 450s5.00 do Rio brandt 6Ola6 2S !:
PataPsco family, CTS Wheat southern frn: we'd.
ern hrm-southern red. ll2sl l6 do amber. II5a
Lis: No. 2 PepnsylyAnia RED, LIN: No 2 wesfern
Wli ter red. spot and May, 1lSA; June li2k: !:
July, LllH. Corn frm-southern white so; do
ySiiow 4bas45h: western mixed, spo8 and Nav
4Sxa43I; June, 4Sha4Sx; July, lSs<sa4: AuTust'
aaaas; ; % s%t.smer e. osts eteedy-southern, s6ssi:
"a ysnin & $saSS Rye steady. eossl. Hay nrm-Prime
noss ross,ons aamerLmess pork l07s Bulk meats
H andS 3 Bacon-shoulders, * c ear RIB sddes. g.
anistepri%e p to choice western packed, lSsis EFgs
Xbss1 X Isnsd GH os cosse n1p5Rio caTsces. lofsIS
DSST,g; corn; ~ loe; 60 &ocss ig9o; re. soo chip
NEW YORK, May 2S-Stocke firm. Money, CAS-
Exc1Ange. long. AS7; abort. l06x. Governments
NEW YORK, May 2s.-FIour quist and un-
cnsLged; beat, spring firm aud winter ouief
corr shade nra er and quiet.
LONDON, May 36. 4:0 p. m.-U. g. bonds, four
PER cents, l0b4; four-and A-haf per ceuts t06&:
new dves, lO5A Illinois Central, So:
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kilograms to The Star.
OHIO REPUBLICANS.
The Convention To-Day.
Ball Opened by the Stalwarts.
EPSON RACES
Sir Bevys Wins the Derby.
MARYLAND P. E. CONVENTION,
FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENTS,
The Convention To-Day.
Ball Opened by the Stalwarts
EPSoM RACES
Sir Bevys Wins the Derby.
MARYLAND P. E. CONVENTION,
FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENTS,
OHIO REPUBLICANS.
The State Convention To-day,


Especial Dispatch to The Euening Star.l
CINCINNATI, May 2s.-The republican state
convention met here at II O'Clock, In Music Hall,
and organized by appointing Col. A. T. Brins-
mace, OF Cleveland, as temporary chairman.
Inc stage was profuSely decorated with flags
ana statesmen, most OF the Washington end Of
tne party being In attendance, and the crowd
OF delegates and visitors filled the rest of the
nall and galleries comfortably full It was as fine
an audience as could well be gathered together,
ties from all over the state together with mpn,-
ladies. 1t Is thoroughly ''
A sTALwART CONVENTION,
ana Gen. Beatty, who sat at the head of tba
Franklin county delegation, had a right to feel
mat his hour of vlndicat1on had arrived at last.
Col. w. U. cooper, OF Mt. Vernon, chairman OF
me state committee, made the opening speech.
instead OF pursuing the custom OF simply call
ing the convention to order and announcing the
temporary chairman, he launched out into
REGULAR KEYNOTE SPEECH.
oenounclng the democrats In Congress, assert
lDg 1eoerai supremacy In the elections, and In
tersperslDg liberal quantity OF bloody-shfrt
oratory. At the mention OF Sherman's name
theTe was some cheering, though 1t wasn't vo.
boys yelled Justify. An allusion to Hayes vetoes
caused considerable applause. When the tenn
pOIary chairman came to be introduced ft was
M tnaI ne nad been In measure fore
actly the same sentiments In different words.
there wasn't so much applause.
THE CONTEST FOR GOVERNOR
is the all absorbing one In the convention. Both
Taft and Foster claim to have a majority of the
delegates. TAFT claims 314 votes on the FIRST
ballot, and Foster 80. 1t takes 27S to nomin-
ate; and It Is evident that somebody is being
fooled. There Is good deal OF talk to-day
ABOUT spring1ng third candidate in the person
OF Gen. ke1fer. Many delegates say that they
must nave soldier for candidate, and Keller
is oeueved to be the man for the exigency. he
aGes not consent, however, and both the others
VIII 90 What they can to kill him on, rather see
Ing MIN beaten than their hitherto Contestants
lt promises to be pretty fight when the con-
yention meets again, as 1t win at O'Clock
[Associated Press Report.J
CNClNNATI, May 2S.-The republican state
was called to order by w. C. Cooper, Chairman
OF the state central committee. After prayer
py the Rev: Dr. Walden, Hon. Allen T. Brfns-
made, OF Cleveland, was made temporary Chair
man and s. NJ. Fields, OF Columbus, TEMPORARY
secretary. After the election of members OF
the various committees the convention took a
recess until O'Clock
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Fatal Railroad Accident.

SOnbkkLAHD, Md, May 2S.-At O'Clock this
morning the eastern bound exnress rain on fhe
rnApurg division OF the Baltimore and ohio
railroad, when three miles west OF Confluence,
fa., ran lnto rock that had fallen on the
track. Engineer BENJAMIN Pritchard. residin0
at Connellsvflle. and an unknown tramp, were
instantly Killed. Fireman Flaherty and a
Tramp were seriously injured. The passengers
meIe uninlured. The engine was wrecked.
Prltchard died with his hand on the air brake.
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CONTEST TO SELECT RIFLE TEAM.-The ac-
tive members OF the Columbia Rifle Association
contested yesterday afternoon on its range at
Bennings, In match at 200 and 800 Yards
standing, of-hand, to select a team OF five to
meet similar team from the Montgomery
County (Md) Rifle Association In friendly
return match on Saturday next at Bennines.
The shooting yesterday resulted In the selection
OF the following named gentlemen as the team
Col. Burnside, 200 yards, 49, 300 yards, 81: total
79 P. J. Lauritzen, 200 yards, Al; 800 yards. 81:
total, IS. j. B. Burnside, 200 yards. a.: 30
yards, "a; total, IS. G. H. Laird, 200 yards, 10
800 yards, 80; total, q. d. w. Bruce, 200 yards,
IS; 300 yards, 36; total, II.
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REAL ESTATE SALEs.-MeSsrs. Duncanson
Bros, auctioneers, sold yesterday for the agent
the steam yacht Ella, lying at foot Of 7th street
gusOn, trustee, lot ~, In recorded subdivision
9S7, improved by frame dwelling, to J. W.
Starr. for s, ,176. Also, for same trustee, frame
$500.
J.V. N. Huyck, real estate agent, has sold for
Mrs. Maria L. Swami, to Mrs. Charlotte A.
ing Il, 200 square feet, at N.12K cents per foot;
also, lots and 3, In square No. 1,112. at 2K
cents per foot; amounting in all to $13, 1914
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District Government Affairs.

District Commissioner Phelps made a brief
visit TO his Office on ~ street, to-day, but did
not reel well enough TO remain, and took his
carriage for his home '- A--'
w: W. Corcoran, esq.,, accompanied by DIR. j.
Z. Hall, waited on the Commissioners yester
day to ask that better sewer facilities be af
1orGed In the vicinity of the Corcoran Art
Bullolng, as, during heavy rain falls the over
now runs into the basement of that BUILDING in
consequence OF the sewerage not having siifi
cienC capacity 70 carry It on. The Commits
sloners Will remedy this defect when resur cing
OF pennsylvania avenue In that vicinity takes
place. ''Ao'
AUTHORIZED GUIDES
Major Morgan yesterday selected five of the
twenty guides who have been determined upOn
10 show visitors about the city and surround-
1ngs. There names are B. Redman, f. M. Clark.
Hugh Doherty, John F. Clark and Alfred Starr
They are to be furnished with badge inScrIb.
ed, authorized Guide, Washington, d. :" and
certificate or commission In which compensa-
ton Is fixed at forty cents per hour for such
services.
BUILDING PERMITS
Issued by Inspector EntwiSle:-R. L. Hoxie
repair brick 233 Pa. ave. NV; 500. Gerard
McKenney, repair frame 1905 11th st. se.; $3.50
David j. Meehan, construct a two-stOry brick
dwelling, 7th, bet. A and East Capitol st. ne:
$1,4OO. r. R. Crawford, repair frame Sd, bet
LiDgan and Warren sts., Georgetown; $40.
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THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE VETOING the
legislative bill was not sent to Congress to-day
as expected, 1t will be sent tomorrow.
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AT THE WHITE HOUSE. - Representatives
Gibson, Ellis, Thompson and Hawley and Hon.
james Birney, U. S. minister at the Hague
called on the President today,
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Wall street To-day.

NEW YORK, May 2s.-The Posts financial artf-
c,e says: III is very dull day In all Wall street
markets, excepting In that for the United States
per cent. bonds, In which the transactions
nave Deen large, at about I03. There is no i'm
portant change In the condition OF this parJfcu-
lar market, the syndicate being practically ont,
or IL by reason OF having advanced their price
yesterday TO l031. and accrued interest eauiya-
lent 10 about lO4ai6. On the one hand there Is
growing disposition on the part or spectators
TO sell the bonds short, and on other there is
Increased buying by banks, which would not
buy from the syndicate. Railroad investments
are quiet and strong. Speculative bonds and
shares are higher as a rule. An exception Is the
American District Telegraph, which has dropped
4 per cent to-day. The leading stocks have
Deen coal shares, Lake Shore, Northwest, St.
Paul and Wabash. In the money market the
ruling rate for call loans on ordinary stock ex-
cnange collateral is per cent, aud on u. s..
ponos gas per cent. Time loans are 2kask
yer cent, and prime mercantile paper Is 3ka
- per cent. We hear OF choice 60-day as low
as per cent, but the rate is not fairly quota
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The Jennie Clark Trunk Tr

The Jennie Clark Trunk Tragedy.
BOSTON. May 2S.-The Heralds Salem special
confessed the authorship OF the Jennie Clark
Trunk tragedy and that he was hid In the woods
Ior iour days while the officers were working
owned up to the whole story
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ATTORNEY GENERAL DEvENs left the city last
evening for Boston. He will be absent until
next Tuesday
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COal a Lkaale Hs~h.-

NEw YORK, May 2S-The Post OF this even.
lDg says:-The price OF coal at the Delaware
lO0OO0 tons to-day was somewhat higher than
month ago. The Delaware and Hudson Canal
company, and the Wflkesbarre Company, have
advanced their price OF coal Is cents ton for
June.
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Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY.-Internalr rev.
enue, 1914, ,964. 81: customs. s4O6, ,655.5 .56.
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r. Il. DIOCESE OF MARYLAND.

BALriMoRE, May ss.-The ninety sixth an
nual convention or the Protestant Episcopal
church OF the diocese OF Maryland, met to-day,
iD St Peters church, Assistant Bishop Pinckney
presiding In the absence OF Bishop Whiting
ham. on account or Illness
The diocese comprises the District OF Colum-
bia, and all OF Maryland except the eastern
shore counties
Among thematters TO be considered by the
convention is the protest OF certain clergy and
ayman, against the practice and teaching OF the
iathers OF st. John, at Mt. Calvary, and sc.
fauls churches during lent, which the protes-
tors declare TO be contrary TO the spirit and
teachings OF the church.
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Cincinnati Oleine Soap.
LIKE ALL OTHER ARTICLES OF GENUINE
PROCTEB 4 CANDLES
EINE soar
Has many counterfeits. Ask for our brand and
that the bars are stamped with the name "Proc-
ter h Gamble" This Soap does not burn the hands
1t Ia mild yet rery Effective.
Clothes washed with
PROCTER CANDLES
OLEINE SOAP
retain an odor suggestive Of freshness.
Fer sale by Wholesale and Retail Grocers every.
where. my14w.s,m1collp
1T TAKES
IN FACT, COULDN'T HELP 1T.
It enables you
To
Save Money
and dress well.
Our Popular System.
Buy Cheap! Sell Cheap,
.S10...... $40
Business Suits
ae a4s 20 6e ,ndEed by the price as they are very
money. well made and shrunk, of new and stylieh
cheap they win be be s" sa eaeaS 'ash0ns 6'"0"'
| S12..". .S12...... .$l2....... .Sl2. 8l2 .0l2
| Fine All Wool suit,
| !s the Novelty Of the Season. and its beauty and
cheapness are 80 apparent examination that none
call to see them without buying BonoLf che0p
| they viii be sold cheap.
Our
| els. ..$15...... .&l6...... SIS BIS AIS
Imported Wool Suits
r,.S Are ;Smply ipc9mpa5sSe, ns nex. bright and
ness or street suit Bought cheap, they viii Be sold
cheap.
BEE THEM.
QATI0UAL CLOTHING COMPANY.
No. 900 Seventh ssrees1
| Northwest Corner OF Seventh and ID sts.
| my23tr
| THE CELLULOID TRUSS AND SUPPORTERS.
That never rusts, never breaks, never wears ont
always clean, and be worn while bsthin4 In for
~ n RAk
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Two Men Killed ON the RailrOad.
HARRsBURG, PA, May 2S.-Two men-Fflmore
DutIon and David Burger-were killed by q
passing train while walking on the Pennsylva-
MIA railroad, at Bailey 3 stat1on, this morning.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to
Dennis Tenney and Mary Moore. In list OF
marriage licenses In yesterdays STAR, Addison
webster was erroneously printed Addison
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That never rusts, never breaks, never wears ont.
always clean, and can be worn while bathing In for
eale 1t OHA6 rISHEKS, 623 7th street nW
Mrs Eisher devotes her attention to tho wants Of
lady patroDA decll-ly
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

IN DECOEATION DAY, CHARI JTS VIII
run 10 E-1Dgtop, etai ding from the corner
25 cents: 'Ne' '''''''' ''''s''0Ta; my2s a. as'
t. GrTE15AAP TIE 6APTEg az .AAssoCTATIeN OF AS
WI welcome their friends to Strawberry Festival
Mfiip sna hs
OF on Rf Tssf NIX VIII give sectatons
ing 10 Cents sun CLOCK Aam'Ss'Gn @y2s 12 s$sn $t
~. GLENWoOD CEMETERY
The Lot-owners of Glenwood Cemetery are hereby
the election Of Trustees for said Cemetery viii b ,
sS :. she 4 5"ns s
washington DE eE9 Ny s. s9saEAS Ss45 %y &
Ia ooMnMElNSGFMEHT AnJ lSI .E1X2Ek0IsEs AT
The Preparatory 6eps, tment Of Howard University
Say e tss G0
nhe nay C8llegs Gonmencement will occur on THURS
aGdreE EsENhhG M at the ssme hour and place. when
The public are invited to attend. my2s2t
TAE SOUTHERN MEMORIAL AssOOIA-
ss Msrsa S spscs at tss Board of Taa
q he Fun attendance is desired By order
my27.2t VIM P. YOUNG. Recording sec'y.
~DE5ssTKKaIGTE Es7Ka{ Eo9ErGG92L OF rG9LTNBIA HoRTI0IgL.
Eli hsfE fGfafs g.
rnms An invitation Is e1tended TO- ali nterested eE4s
IN mSy 6SEe5s; fruits sardenalpg &c Gu.sr a..ro,.
~o TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
OFFICE OF THE WATER REGISTRAR, }
WASHINGTON, May 81, Is79l
By direction OF the honorable Commissioners of
in ali where the the
water services In front of the premises project
deaf K al srsss ss
vii Ga Be For Work with
my22iw THoS. 9. cox. Water Registrar
~. OFFICE OF THE COLLECTOR OF
" TAXES, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
The last half of the general taxes for the year end
lng June 30 1879. is Que and payable in the month
q cent on TsPs % a VII
pressure Of the last days Of the month All real es.
tate upon which the taxes remain unpaid viii be ad.
vertseo for sale in the month of oS4Iy 1s7s T6ox
my22-6t Collector Of Taxes, b. q.
[Poet Critic and journal, 6tl
" holders. Of OAK HILL CEMEffERY c COM. t
PANYwill be held in the office Of the company, at
the parpose Of electins Board oi Mspsers @ ito to
IuS ~ " 0AME6 0OSZAG6, 6oCf0L2fy.
f~ OFFICE OF FRANKLIN ms. 90,
tS WASHINGTON. D. O., May 19, 1879.
A meeting Of the stockholders Of the FRANKLIN
INSURANCE COMPANY, Of Washington and
Georgetown, win be held at this Office, on MONDAY,
June I'd, between the hours Of 10 q. M and O'Clock
p. m, for the purpose of eectirg CID twelve Direct
@yisds2 sdts '0f ffosi sass sdaAs BRADLEY, sec
~ NATURAL MINERAL WATERS
A fresh supply q BETHESDA, BEDFORD and
0EfSER WATERS just received from the springs,
and for sale on draught, at
MILBURN'S PHARMACY.
my15tr 1429 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
~ STRAW MATING, CHILDRRN'S CAR.
S RIAGES. Mosquito Canopies, and Window
Screens, at Wholesale and retail, at the Furniture
Carpet, and Upholstery EstAblishment of W. B,
MOSES SON, corner 7th st. and Pa ava NV sl4
~ FOB COUGHS. COLDS, BRONCHITI1
&c, fnHfnasS nce ne SRxA1 kAaIIsH REMEDY.
LOZ&NGEH
Tesed for over 50 yearG Relief speedy and certain.
Dold by al druggista Price 80 ceiafs
...n.,ukTO 4 TOu01RA L CO.. AaMTs
ocso0'WIsmsoW Kew York
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
Failures I'm Epn~la~a


LONDON, May 2s.-John and Robert Fenton.
cotton spfnners, OF R0chdale, have failed: Their
llanllues lIa,3 are SO GOO pounds. Matthew Dickie
liabilities are 5000 pounds. --''
AIessandrfa Threatened with Flood.
~ iMSOaE, May 2s:--Alessandria is threatened
iinoa ~ us Inc AIessandtia railway and other
Governor AlekO Pasha.
pt;ESaS' ptN;EEEsIANTINoPLE, May 2S.-A telegram from
paai, ppaaiPopOns announces that Governor Aleko
tbet S,+ mace an ofliciai entry yesterday into
MS MS reception. He win wear the fez at ali OH.
cial ceremonies by the Suitan's express wish.
Paratament Adjourned for the HOlf-
LONDON, May as-PaSHlisment Paris; has adjourned
for the Whitsuntide holidays. It Will meet
again on the 9Th OF June.
Betting ON the Boat Race.
LONDON, May 2S.!The announcement OF the
betting at Newcastle on Tyne, on Tuesday, in
the Hanlon-ElliOtt match, was erroneous. The
16O to so was on Platsted against Nicholson, In
their match for sloo side, to be rowed the asd
be taken on Hanlon, and that with dinfculty.
The Ameer's Subsidy.
LONDNN, May 2S.-The terms OF the Indo-Af-
dy to the Ameer, Of eeo, ,so5 Annually. and SI not
f120,OO0 as heretofore stated.
Convention Of Civilized Indtans.
ST. LOUIS, May 2S-Representatives Of the
different civilized tribes in the Indian TERRITORY
met In convention yesterday at Eutaula for the
purpose OF considering the invasion OF their ter
Iltory Dy whites, and the settling on ceded lands
by squatters. The leading men of the Chero-
kee, ChOctaw, Chickasaw, Greek, Seminole and
Sac and Fox nations were present. The con:
yention was organized by the election OF Ward
and j. b. Moore, a Choctaw, secretary. Acorn
mittee OF one from each nation was appointed
to prepare report regarding the present con-
dition Of Affairs In the territory, and the con-
ventt0n adjourned until to-day.
Two Men Killed ON the Railroad.
HARRISBURG, PA, May 2S.-Two men-Filmore
Dutuon and David Burger-were killed by q
passing train while walking on the. Pennsylva-
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MOUNT VKRNoN.-The Regents OF the Ladies'
Mount Vernon Association WIN hold their an.
pected that the proposition TO raise an en0oW.
ment fund Tor the maintenance Of the estate
VIII De pushed at this meeting. should the Ell.
premises win be abolished.
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THE FUNERAL OF Mr.. Timothy costello, who
afternoon from st. Dominics church, and was
attended by the Knights OF st. Patrick ana O
large circle OF personal friends OF the family
The church services were conducted by Rev
Father Fortune. The procession was headed
by Weber's band, and the interment was In Nc.
OliYnf comAfarY -
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THE KNIGHTS OF AMKRIcUs held their annual
board OF royal grand regents and ofiicers, as
follows:-R. @. X. OF A, Edward T. Hammer,
OF Washington; Vice r. G. K. OF A., NJ. p. Burr
tDgton; r. G. T., w. p. Kookogey, OF Washing.
ton; X. g. h, c. A. Ellis, OF Missouri; S. r. q,
r., l. q: stephens, OF Washington; j. X. @. R.,
i. +: Wilson, OF Washington; r. g. R., II. B.
Hunter, of Ohio,
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DROWNED IN THE PoToMAC.-A dispatch from
Salisbury, Md, states that on Thursday last II
the Potomac river, OF Lower Cedar Point, VIM
Green, OF Wicomico county, was lost overboart
from the schooner Rock, OF salisbury, Capt. e
Lewis Marshall Green was engaged In wash
Ing on the decks at the time. The vessel wa
going at the rate OF ten piles an hour, right
sweeping across the deck, when Green. fn The
attempt to dip bucket or water, was carried
over by the jfb
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WAsHNGr0N FIsH NARKIr.-Sold nv
9oloen, agent, since our last report: & zoo ahad
nom 81 70 42 per hundred; 5000 herrfnes. "a
s. Per thousand
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.I Tramps are making laps through Indi-
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MRS. RAPER (WHo SHOT Buckley SENT 10
JAIL.-In the case OF the United States ags
Mrs. Raper for assault and battery on John
Buckley by shooting him In the head with q re-
volver, before the Police Court yesterday, Mira
to jail Onicer Findley, on duty at the Police
Court, took Mrs. Raper to jail IN q hack, ac-
companied by her maiden sister, afterwards es-
corttng the latter, who was much affected, to
her home.
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TIE FREEDMRN's BANK.-The Senate COM
mittee investigating the Freedmen's bank at
IalIs are diligently prosecuting their private
examination OF the mjxed-up accounts Of that
institution, with the aid of experts
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SUIT AGAINs THE KNIGHTS OF ST. CoLUN.
KILLB.-To- day Mr.. T. F. Miller and c. s. Bundy
for the United States, on the relation OF JOhr
Burns MED suit against the Knights OF Sc
restore him to membership He states that he
was admitted member In 1873, and thereby
became emitted to certain rights and privileges
valued by him at $500 per annum, but on the
9TH day OF June he was unlawfully expelled.
Judge Hagner ordered the writ to issue re-
turnable on the I'd OF June