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L~i-Fong-Pao, Chinese Minister a. Bprli,
knows n"'hing of modern language bu, jai
and eeducoup, but is nevertheless a .r..,
scholar, aud not only asserts that tn. Chinsss
records chronicle the acquaintance Of m.
Chlnese with the Hawaiian kingdom Ion. be-
."fe the opa"'ar'S or Capt. C,Dk discovered
some vases exhuihed In Asia Minor tho, ,,a
TrOjans and the s!elestians had rn,,no", ne
ton with each other.
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streak, leaving the gold-bearing bed rock,
with perhaps two on three teet Of rich gravel
upon it, ready for the sluices. The operations
of s%luicing, cleaning bed rock, and "cleanii.g
up or taking The gold from the sluice boxes,
we shall describe in a future article.
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Park, where he will take notes for i. co,u,nm'
icatl0r' to congress the next session wI,h W.
gard to an appropriation for the park,
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decoration Day Notes.

The attendance on the decoration services
at Arlington yesterday was not nearly 50 large as
those Of former years. The day selected prevented
many of business men from going and the yearly
repetition of the ceremonies has. in great measure,
satiated the curiosity and interest OF the general
public.
The grounds at Arlington this year more beau
tlfu than ever, eyidencng careful attention on the
part of the superintendent. The amphitheatIe yes
terday tastefully and beautifully decorated
and In addition To the United states flags large num-
Der of new army corps flags were added to the decor
atoms.
The most attractive feature Of Grand Army day
was the parade Of the military and various posts OF the
g. A. r. both Of which presented a cIeditabe ap-
pearance. The Washington Light Infantry Corps
partook of a collation. at Union HOTEL Georgetown
before returning from the march.
The credit given to Farragut Post, Of Virginia. in
an evening paper, of marching to their own field
music with Army corps flags, belongs to Kit Carson
Lincoln Post No. carried in the parade the old
flag of the Second Regiment Of the District Of
Columbia Volunteers.
The scarcity OF conveyances from the terminus Of
the street railway 10 Arlington compelled many per-
sons to 1t the bridge and to the cemetery.
ON account Of the extOrtOnae rates Of toll levied by
the bridge company many OF the vehicles took and
discharged passengers on the virginia shore. The
scarcity of In the was alsoa source Of
great Inconvenience to the crowd who were compelled
TO stand during the protraclea services.
The members Of the Il. n. X. desire 10 convey their
thanks 10 Professor Widdows aud his assistants for the
music contributed and also 10 Mr. Cooke OF willard -
for his many acts Of kindness and accommodation.
While the crowd was leaving the grounds at Ar
ngon, after the ceremonies the horses In an express
wagon pressed into service for the OCCASION became
unmanageahle and dashed furiously through the
gateway and across the road among the icecream and
lemonade stands scattering them and their contents
In every direction Fortunately no one was seriously
Injured, although an old lady was thrown from tie
wagon, sustaining some slight bruises. The horse,
We're both badly cut
turn from Georgetown Yesterday, marched down the
Avenue battalion front, filling the street from curb 10
to curb and with such soldlery bearing and strict
precision as to call forth the hearty commentator Of
the crowds on the payements
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CITY HALL NOTES.
Items of Interest I'm and About The
Courts.

The trial of George Lee for the murder OF
Frank Williams, on last New Years eve Will he
commenced In the Criminal Court before Judge
James, Tomorrow morning. Col. W. \. Cook and
Mr. A. II. Williams are retained FOL the defense.
Williams WAS one of a crowd Of coored youths who
made disturbance In the saloon of Lee. Tenth
and streets, and according to tue htter's story.
first fired on him. lie fired three or -four shots into
the crowd hitting the deceased and "A companion
named Marshall. self defense Will be the plea of the
defendant.
The closing arguments were made yesterday in the
court In banc in the Of Bedford, Qurenan, and
Pinn convicted of the Hirth murder. The Court,
Judges Cartier, Wyle, and Macarthur took the mat
ter under advisement, and WILL 1t thought render
opinion Tomorrow, granting = new trial. Inc
point which the case depends Is the admission OF
testimony of two witnesses for the prosecution whose
had been furnished to the defense that day
before trial.
Judge Hagner heard arguments in the Equity
Court yesterday of Maj. f. T.. HIN against
the National Fair Grounds Association-the suit
brought compel the completion OF the latter's al
legged contract to buy ill's place at Jennings. The
hearing will be resumed and probably finished Oh
Monday. Judge Hagner quits the bench on Tuesday
In favor Of Judge Cox.
The remarkable results obtained In the Circuit
Courts last term IN the calling of the whole calendar
and trial of all then ready Is likely Ia he mega
tived by the forced inaction of the present term.
The two divisions of the Court will meet again to-
morrow and aliOnn for week, and this vii have To
he kept up till the hot weather puts an end TO the
business At the city Hail. No money 10 pay Jurors
is the excuse for this state OF things.
Marriage licenses Were issued yesterday TO Robert
Callow and Maggie o. Hare, j. Meyer Slater and
Mary Watkins, Mars Lewis and Hattie u. WilcoNon
both of Prince George county, Va.
The following students Were admitted to the dignity
of full fedged attorneysat-law yesterday on the re-
port Of the Committee Examination: solomon r..
Fauuce Frank Brown, Frank A. Fouis II. VI. Me-
Kee, and John II. HickON, Jr.
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BRIEF KILOGRAMS.
FRosr in Montreal Friday night,


TnR City of London from New York has
arrived out aud the Britannia at New York,
Arthur McDoNALp killed Daniel Neil
mOylc, of Port Lanbton, ont, with blow Of his FIST
JoHS REIEHER, who stole 50, 500 in bonds
from Adam Express Company, has been arrested In
ST. Johns, y. IL.
TnE Leadyille strike is virtually ended
and work win he resumed the middle Of this week at
eight hours and - a day.
NRw YORK, May BrOugham's cOndi-
tl0n Is unchanged at early hour This morning, and
his physicians say he viii last for several DAYS.
ArpURy, N. Y, May 29.-Charles Lisson,
a weto-dO farmer of Venice, committed suicide to-
day by hanging himself. Motive, temporary insanity.
TRoY, n. y, May 20.-The cigarmakers
demand increase of y per thousand and unless 1t
Is granted they win strike. Tue manufacturers VIII
give an answer on Monday.
PHILADELPHIA, May 29-Messrs. Rutter,
Newhall 4 Co, who compelled 10 suspend pay
lnent week ago owing 10 the failure Of tile r. 4 u.
II. u. Co., and the T.. II. G. ana L. Co., have set
tied with their creditors aud have resumed business
PIrrsBuRG, Pa, May pa 72-hour
pedestrian contest closed In the Exposition building
this evening. Tue following was ile score at The
hnishi Harding Mgnault, 37S miles; Hearty 37O
Burns, 35s; MoYay, .3Is; CaInpana, 1896: Freeman,
2s2.
NEWARK, N. j., MAY 29.-Chancellor Run
yon this morning decided the Lewis viii against
tie claimants and in favor Of the United states Gov
erninent, holdirg that Lewis was Of sound mind
when he executed the WILL and thai he had no Iea-
uVes Who could claim as legal representatives.
SAN FRAHoIsco, May 29.--Last night the
wOIkingmen, headed by brass band, escorted
kearney from his house TO the sand Lots were very
large crowd gathered. kearney addressed them In
his usual style, announcing his lutentOn Of taking mp
the agitation where lac had leit H. and making IL more
bitter than ever.
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The gentlemanly superintendent of the
ford, win receive beneht Tomorrow evening, when
ot characters never surpassed In the production Of
the clever little opera IN this city, including the
names OF Miss Eva Mills, Lille Bond, and Emma II.
Levy and Messrs. u. H. Hay. John u. Pugh, VIII.
Daniel, Louis =. Sebold, aud VIM. Il. Morgan. The
chorus is made up of good material, many OF whom
have assumed the principal characters on other occa
sons The opera House should he crowded on to-
morrow evening with the friends OF the beneficiary.
The management of the Summer Theatre
Comique promise for this week new faces and new
features, all first class. The programme presented is
full OF good things, Including the sketch of "rhe
Two rompcys, ~ In which Jake Budd viii appear
assisted by the excellent stock company. The female
MINISTRIES walso appear In new bill, and the enter
tainment Will conclude with "r. $. The summer
theatre, with Its fountains of pure fresh water, Is the
coolest place In the city, and enjoy fresh air
and first class performance at the time. call
In and test 1t for yourself.
The testimonial concert rendered to our
popular young baritone, Mr.. William Pruett takes
place Tuesday evening at odd Fellows Hail. Ashe has
always been ready to assist whenever called upon for
charitable purposes II smore than due that crowded
house should greet him. He will he assisted by the
best talent city Affords, and as he leaves In few
days for Philadelphia to study for the operate STAGE
all should take advantage of this last opportunity Of
hearing him.
Mr.. VIM. II. Thornc, the popular manager
of Thorne's Summer Garden, will be the recipient of
complimentary benefit at the National Theatre,
when three renditions of the society play LED
Astray ~ will be given, with Mr.. Tlsorne Mr. Herr
Miss saxton, Miss McCawley, ana others In the cast.
The performances Will be given next Friday and Sat
urday evenings and saturday matinee.
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IsfFuL FEEr.-The Htc visit pr. White.
The Grand Army was in unusual luck
yesterday In the GOODNESS u the weather
The Fanchons are making extensive prep
arations for their excursion early In June.
Mr.. Forbes Bcale, of Capitol Hill, will go
abroad next month Tor u three months tour OF tho
Continent
The picnic tomorrow for the benefit Of the
German orphan Asylum win he largely attended.
fine programme Is announced.
In our boys department We offer alpaca
Jackets IS cents; school Jackets Is cents aud chi-
drens short pants at ~ cents. Boys department,
a. Saks Co., $40 seventh street.
A running match of one hours duration
took place yesterday At the Seventh-strcet Park the
starters being Kelly, Brcsnahan aud Lane. The
latter won, making eight miles aud three-fouiths
Dunbarton avenue. Georgetown, has been
improved with new grade and pavement between
Congress and Washington streets
The river above the Aqueduct Bridge was
alive with pleasure seekers Yesterday, every nook
rock, and stump being occupied. 1t is fair estimate
To say that for each fish there was ut least ten Usher
men.
Last Tuesday and Wednesday were days
of unparalleled heat for May. As usual our Northern
neighbors iaied the worst Washington was free
from SunstrokeS but they were plentiful In Northern
cities.
II. c. Windsor's new shore store and re-
os,''iN W. u,e cna"IS"'u "n Nv , ~ ,, mn
u'i W 80 = W ,os"s 'u' ,1, w A., r.
pi n w" nem s' Wv ~, ~ "''' 1'S' % " "
n.,,, Cal, a,o,,,;,,, To,,,,,s Enclish
- ~ -, ,'' w 80, -, 80. ,,t, az NOR
'e,se NUS voi"ts "'h.h "u n,uc, pr 20 ,n,b
u.. lucy ~ nvnu 'oV a. wy, u.,, -, " ~
| oi'S ~ a. s"Ns w. ~ "'o SeNe"'' s''eo''
| UTbn Demonstrations - will give n select
| c,cnrsinn 10 Marshal IInu an tho ~ W Corcorou
| r,..,. .."",a, -, " ,r,o,a ,,.hn ,,o,, ,yi, ia
,hm,, lay yeer III mnnnit.,,y go ,cniu AMI those
ha dia moi 90 shnnJ ia .n an ihe ocrnsinn oInyc re-
| $50 A., ' y" ~ " - " "
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(IEEAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO THE NORTH, WEST, AND SOUTHWEST.
DOUBLE TRACK, STEEL RAILS, SPLENDID
SCENERY, MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT.
IN EFFECT MAY 20, 1880


Trains leave Washington ilon Depot c0inerof sixth
and Il streets, as iollowa
For Pittsburg and the West, $500 M, with Parlor
Car 10 ritisburg aud sleeping Car TO Chicago;
1910 u. IA. daily with Pailor car 10 rittsbuTg
ana sleeping cars from IiIisbuIg 10 Cincinnati,
- Lonia, and Chicago; 7'iO r. N, daily, with
Palace car Ia Chicago.
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
For tannhdalgna, Rochesior, Buffalo, Niagara Falls
ana ne horlh ~ $500 a. M daily, except sunday
1iiOP' IA, dailN, except saturday, with Palace
tdH 10 ,hhahhalgua. For Wliimtp0rt, Lock
iiayen, aud ElhiIl at lO'iO a. IA. daily, except
For New York n,d the Fast 1900 a. M 80 and 9 As
y. m. ON SnnsaY, JiIl u. N,
Limited Express OF Pullman PaIior cars, $3.50 a. IN.
For Brooklyn New loiI, an through trains connect
NJ Jersey city with boats of - Brooklyn Annex, -
ahording direct transfer 10 Fulton street, avoid
lug double ierrago across New York city.
For philadelphia, 300 1880, $3.50 and 0;i5 IN.
ON sunday, $500 and 9;l5 p m.
Limited Express $3.50 a. M daily, except sunday.
For Baltimore Gao. $500 NJ, 0:O0 $3.50. 10; 40 a. M
aud 49, i:20. i;i0, $500 7;i0, and 9;i5 r. m. ON
sunday, $500 a. M, 1870 n. M, 5i3O, 7:4O, aud
For pops's Crock Line, GAO a. IN. aud 4,4o p. m.
daily, except sunday.
For Annapolis, G:4O and $40 p. IN. daily, except
ALEXANDRIA ANp FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
WAY AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
TON RAILROAD
For Ais'andrs' 2, 7.2o, ., n q. nj i2O, $50.
n 4. NJ, and p. m.
For Richmond and The South, a. m. daily, and
$50 y. N, daily except Sunday
Trains Leave Aleyandra Tor Washington, q, $, 10 a.
NJ, l2'ao, =, o, Z, ahd $500 y. ~, aud II mid
night. ON sunday AZ and 10 a. NJ, and sos
Tickets, information, sleeping and parIor- car ac-
Communications can be procured at the ulces--north-
east corner OF Tliireenth street aud Pennsylyanin
avenue northeast corner Of sixth street aud Pennsy
yahia avenue, and al the depOt, where orders can be
eit Tor the checking of baggage TO destination from
\, +. FARMER, General Passenger Agent,
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager,
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SPORTS AND PASTIMES.


The game yesterday between the Nationals
aud Raltnutes was moi championship contest. The
Nationals put In Derby aud Baker to pitch and catch
aud they by their excellent playing, showed that The
cnb has excellent change tCgn equal almost to the
regulars. Derby never pitched In better style. Not
M error shoud I've credited him but for the
ncous decision Of the umpire In the matter OF calling
balls Baker caught beautifully his errors being eN-
cusable ones. Powell played FIRST base, and battel
we'll. Barring one had mun, Manscll played n fine
fielding game. Mcclellan and GeTharlt played speu-
did, MS also did Warner. The Nationals have I'm
proved wonderfully In running bases OF the visitors
Richmond, Ellck, ilawcs, aud smiley played the
best. Mr. Butcr's umpiring little queer on
strikes and balls hut neither side was benefited.
NAripNhe
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For 81 90, at Eiseman Bros.
hoy Drowned.

Stephen L. Cough, Jr., aged fourteen and
a half years, son of stephen r. Cough, sr., a clerk
In the Treasury department. residing AT lGli Eighth
street northwest was drowned yesterday, while bath
ing OH Woodbury. Island, near Potomac Clty. The
boy accompanied the excursion Of the Mount Vernon
Dnoking Association with his parents, to the island
The steamer MattanO. Every effort was made by
the club the body, there beinga strong
rent apd the water twenty 1--WE feet deep. and all e
forts proving unayailing. Messrs. Mcleod aud Maggie
remained behind 10 prosecute the search during the
night and until successful reward Of $50 was OFF
Tered the spot for the body. Great credit Is due
10 Frank Lemon, a companion, IN his efforts 10 save
the life Of young Cough. No blame /. attached to
any account OF the unfortunate accident.
Stephie was o member Of the North Presbyterian
sunday school and OF the Franklin school. His pa
rents had the deepest sympathy Of the excursions
ON their return 10 the Clty.
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Yesterday, To-day, ana Tomorrow.

The war is over the battle-feds Of the
recent unpleasantness are oyeTgrown with flowers or
are cultivated farms; the old names once familiar
70 every reader Of newspaper daily disappearing
sets; new issues present Themselves aud the notified
web Of life is spun Onbut Thing seems fixed and
certain that In each June aud December IN the city
of New Orleans Gems. q. \. Beauregard, of LOuisi-
ana aud Jubal A. Early, Of Virginia. conduct with
eSact fairness and Justice the selni-annu drawings
Of the Louisiana State Lottery Company, and over
half million dollars given away. For particulars
write to NJ. a. Dauphin, New Orleans, La, or same
person At No. 80 Broadway, New York city
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EXTENSIVE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FuRNI-
TuRE BRUSSELS CARPETS, FRENCH
PLATE MIRRORS, ETC, IN ALI. ABOUT
TWENTY-FOUR ROOMS.
On TUESDAY, June l, commencing nj 10 o. clock
A. NJ, shall SELL at 7Os Eleventh street northwest
general assortment OF Household Effects In good
condition. We name In part;
Walnut-frame Parlor Suites, upholstered In Rep.
Walnut Chamber suites, Walnut Wardrobes.
Marble-top Tables Walnut Marble-top sideboard.
Walnut Extension Tables, Dining room Chairs.
Painted Cottage Furniture, walnut-frame French
plate Mirrors.
paiuted Wardiobes, Bedsteads, aud Bureaus.
Hair, HuOk, and Coiton-top Mattresses.
Blankets. Brussels and Ingraln Carpets, Han OIL
cloths, and stair Carpets.
China, Glass, and Croekery Ware, Kitchen Uten-
sis, etc.
This sale offers special advantages to those desiros
OF furnishing their honses, and attendance VIII DC
advantageous to dealers as 10 private buyers.
WALTER b. WILLIAMS CO.,
my30-it2 Auetioneers.
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The Southern Memorial Association met
last night AT the Board Of Trade rooms. Committees
were appointed to make an necessary arrangements
for decorating the graves Of Confederate soldiers la
different burying grounds In this section on Friday
next, June 4. The committee OF arrangements was
empowered to secure AN orator Tor Arlington, while
the committee ON flowers viii solicit donations Of
flowers, eieTgIeens, and hags Coaches will leave
the OF kinth aud Pennsylvania avenue the az
ternoon OF Friday for Arlington.
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Several of the Austrian officers engaged to
reorganize the Persian army have resigned and others
contemplate doing 50. II The army had to march ON
ieiat II would as twenty years ago, have 10 support
Itself by plumber, there being no coIninissarat on
ammunition reserve, Other reforms are also play
Paris engineer who experimental with gas and the
electric light has been dismissed ON his intmaton
that gas lighting would cost money so that the newly
built gasoeter will prove useless. The postal service,
after going well for time. is drifting into Persian
gays,
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Auttiom Sales.

ENIRsT ANNUAL SALE AT TUNLAW
~ FARM
by CATALOGUE OF
HIGlI-BRED REGISTERED JERSEY CATTLE.
WIN take place THURSDAY, June 3, at Thomas
l.. Hume Stock Farm ''TUNLAW, - commencing
at II o clock A. NJ, comprising
20 HEAD OF JERSEY CATTLE,
HEAD OF ALDERNEY CATTLE,
Consisting of
YOUNG BULLS, some ready for service
COWS, HEIFERs, AND CALVES.
The 'Tunlaw - Farm herd was selected with a
view to the improvement of this valuable strain Of
Cattle, and has taken the premium over all competi-
tors at every exhibition where shown. Premiums
awarded this herd last year amounted to 5000.
This sale presents most excellent opportunity for
breeders to secure first class stock.
The dams and sires of the stock offered will be on
exhibition the day of sale.
IMMEDIATELY after the above will be sold sew
''sTAR PILOT and BAsHAw COLTS"
Ranging from to years old, raised by Mr.. Hume.
Also
90 BERKSHIRE and EssEX'S PIGS,
For breeding purposes; the dams and sires exhibited
previous to sale.
An the above stock is guaranteed represented and
viii be sold without reserve.
Mr.. Hume, making specially Of breeding Jersey
Cattle, Berkshire and Essex Pigs has decided have
regular yearly sales OF the same FUN particulars In
the catalogues which can be obtained at ''Tunlaw
Farm, - Hume, Cleary Co., and OF the auction
GERS,
Conveyance win be furnished To persons DESTROYS
OF inspecting the stock previous to sale application
Tunaw Farm only being short drive from the city.
Mr.. Hume VIII be pleased to show his ENTIRE
STOCK 10 visitors on day Of sale.
Conyeyances win leave corner OF High and Bridge
streets, Georgetown, AT 0, $3.50, 10, 1880, and IL
o. clock A, NJ on day Of sale.
DUNCANsON BROS,
ny9O-Itp An,,io,aa,.
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Reduced Prices.
southern Memorial Association.

Owing to the early hot season, we have
reduced the price on All wOolens Eiseman Bros.
corner seventh aud T..
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summer noardIng.

Desirable, cool south-front rooms, with
RTsi-clas hotel board at fremont House. $40 and 500
per month FOR two; parlor aud bedroom, 500. Table
board ego.
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15O RIUe


Flannel Suits at 81. An opportunity TO
dress well nj small expense Eiseman Bros, corner
Seventh and T..