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Police Raid on a House i'm the
Division.

CoLoRED BAPTIST PREACHER THK COMPLAINANT
The police OF the fifth precinct early this
morning raideu house OF bad repute on 1917
street, south of the avenue. said to be kept by
coiored woman known as Americus Murray
The raid was made on complaint OF Rey. Walker
Fry, coiored Baptist preacher from Richmond.
Va VINO charged one or the women IN the house
with roboiDg him. Three women aud three
men were rourd there. and marched TO the
station.
1n the same court this morning one OF the
captured colored girls, named Frances Bsll. was
Charged with stealing s27 from Walker Fry.
who stated 10 the court that he is a minister
from Rlchmond, and met this girl In store
yesterday and bought her a white dress and on
her Invitation went with her to a house, where
ne was robbed OF his money. The girl TOOK the
stand and stated that she did not meet MIN on
the street. Tut that he came 10 the house where
witness lives. Kept by Americus Murray, Ia the
Division. aid she denied robbing him. She was
sentenC ed 10 thirty days ia iaiL
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Ohio kukluX.

CINCINNATI, O., May 2S.-A special from RIch-
mono, Ind, says: "a kukluX gang, supposed to
be from Darke county, Ohio, shot down two
men in their doorways at night In Dtrke
county, and have given Mr.. Timmons a farmer
notice 70 leave, on penalty OF death, after hav-
ing broken down his doors and destroyed his
household goods. They have also served a
similar notice on Mr.. Emertck, living near the
same place y
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INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS IN THE STAR,

AMCsraEHTs-Ist PAGE
AUCTION SALEs-3d and 5th pages.
BOOKS, &o.-6th page.
BoARDISs-4th page.
BooTs AND SHOES page.
BUSINESS CHAscEs-4th page.
CITY ITEMs-Sth page.
DEATHs-sth Pare.
DRY GooDs-5th pare.
EDUCAIIoN-4th page.
FAMILY SUPPLIES -5th page.
FoR RENT AND SALE-4th page.
FoR SALE (Miscellaneous)-4th pars.
HoUsKFURNIsHISss-6t page.
LADIES GooDs-5th page,
LOST AND FoUED-th page.
LIST OF LETURs-5t1 page.
MONEY TO LoAN-4th page.
MEDICAL, &c-6th page.
PzBsoNAL-4th pare.
PRoFEssIoNAL-5th pare.
PIANOS AND ORoAEs-7th pare.
PIcEIcs, Excursions, &c.-Sth page.
IRoPosALs-6th page.
RAILRoADs-6th pare.
RELIGIOUS NoTICKsE1st page.
SPORTING GooDs-5th page
SUMMER REsoRTs-8th page.
SPECIAL Nor1CEs-1st page.
SPRoIALTHs-5th page.
BrKANIRs. &c--7th page.
THE TRADEs-7th page
UEpxRTAKKRs, &o.-6th page
WAKrs-th page.
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BOSTON, May 2S.-The Herald states that an
examination OF the books OF Allen & Wood
worth. so Broad street, In this city, where David
A. Towner was employed, who committed su-
1cide at his mothers grave In Middletown, Ct,
last Tuesday, indicates that he was defaulter
1t is stated that about week ago Towner
bought bonds 10 the amount or Sc 600 paying
therefor with the firms check, which Is said to
be forgery. The immediate cause OF Tow
ner's suicide Is found in the fact that the firm
intended to dissolve on June 1st, and an ex-
posure was quite likely to follow. He had been
unsuccessful too In his efforts to get another
situation. The use he made Of the proceeds OF
his dishonesty is not known. 1t is most proba-
Bile that speculation caused bis DOWNFALL
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A Lively Time in the Quebec Legis.

QUEBEC, May 2s-In the Quebec legislature
yeste rday Hon. George Irvine read s. satemeut
deny Ing the charges made against him by DR..
Lavelle, before adjournment last week, and
showing that his transactions with respect TO
the sale OF the Lewis and Kennebac railway
were perfectly straightforward An acrimo-
nfous and personal debate followed, which
lasted until one O'Clock this morning, when
motion that the house being satisfied with
lrv1ne's explsn nation, saw no necessity Tor the
velle, was carried by a vote of 20 to "a.
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(By Associated P1esS)
COnklingites Give Up ALI Hope OF

ALBANY, NY, May 2S.-The Morning Er-
press, which represents the Conkling section,
this morning gives up all hope of securing q
caucus. 1t says: "We have been overridden In
this matter. The party has been overrIdden.
The prospects now are In consequence OF the
withdrawal OF enough names TO reduce the
signatures below the requisite number, that
the republicans will proceed to a vote without
settling their party affairs by themselves"
COnkling Not In. and Plat Down
Town,
NRw YORK. May 2S.-The usual crowd OF local
politicians and friends of the two ex Senators
were absent from the Fifth Avenue Hotel to-
day. Mr. CoDkling was reported not In and
early hour.
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RRSpUnAaSArpS

CINCINNATI May 2s.-It is announced that
the designations Of G. T. Williams, superlnten-
dent OF the 7th district, with headquarters at
Cincinnati, and of Frank A. Armstrong mana
ger OF the Cincinnati ONCE. have been rendered
to the present management OF the Western
Union telegraph company.
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LOCAL NEWS.
The RuildinR Room.

ANOTHER FINE HOUSE HEAR SCOTT CIRCLE
Prof. Richard Rathburn is building a resi-
oence on Massachusetts avenue, near the Scott
circle. The front will be octagon In plan: the
nrst ana second stories built OF RED brick. I'm
orown mortar, and the upper story OF half tim
Ser, wlth prick noggtnr. The entrance VIII
have gabled porch, with snacious platform
ana steps The principal story has parlor
nprary, dining room ana hail. Tue upper
sIories nave charnoers. dressing rooms and
natural WOODS. and have open fTe-plsces with
cut tile and ornamental brick decorstiors T'he
house will be finished IN the pest manner
Cost, s6oe cray Page, architects. r. Da-
wilson q Co., builders.
BUILDING PERMITS
have been issued by Inspector Enuwisle TO Mrs.
Augusta Asmussen. 10 erect two story dSell-
ing. |, between 9th and 10Th streets northwest
at cost OF 81 coo. and TO ~. AIMS Orphan
Asylum, 10 erect stable on 24th, near X street
northwest, at cost OF 500.
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Especial Dispatch to The Evening Stat..l
ALBANY, May rs.
The state capital is quite deserted to-day.
Most OF the members OF the legislature have
gone home to confer with their constituents
and will not return till Monday. The failure
to issue call for the caucus, in the face of a
contrary claim, simply shows that the stall
warts have not the required flfty-slx sigma
lures. Messrs- E. D. Webster, ex-Snerir Dag.
gett and other shrewd politicians say that the
stalwarts cannot get over forty sigma
lures, and that by Tuesday they Will lose
strength Will, therefore. be in the legislature
next week. Opinions differ widely as to
whether the republicans can elect new Sena.
Tors, or whether there will be q dead locK. Mr.
CoDkling's friends say, notably Judge johnson,
OF Utica: that II Platt and Conklng are not re-
elected there will be no choice by this legisla.
ture.
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NEW YORK WALKING MATCH.
viAt,S Wonderful RecArd

scores OF the pedestrians In the walking match
In progress at Madison Square Garden. at -
O'Clock, to-day: Vint, 5573s: Hughes. 543k; Sui
nVan 539; Fitzgerald 5l0 Howard, 495l4; Ha.
zael, 1903; Donovan, 474ss; Curran. 45l; Du-
frane 449. Glow and Lutlewood have with
drawn, the former with SOP miles to his credit
and the latter with 4SO
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Not Cen. Butler's Nephew.
LOWELL. MASS, May 2S.-Referr1ng to the
Denver, Col, dispatch reporting that one Ais
bury, alias Canty. now under sentence of death
for murder In that city. Is nephew OF Gen.
Butler, the family OF the General say they have
Canty or Salisbury.
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A Republican Police Commissioner
SUSDende0.

Troy. N. Z, May 2S.-To day, one of the re-
publican police commissioners was suspended
Dy the mayor, for malfeasance In office,
and the board of commissioners imme-
d1ately proceeded to select q police
force largely democratic. The force is
already On duty, and the action OF Mayor Mur.
been without police or detective force since
the2d OF this month.
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
New Governor Of Madras Presi.

LONDON, May IS The Earl OF Camperdown
Will probably succeed to the governorship of
the Madras presidency, made vacant py the
death OF Gov. Adam.
French Press Restrictions.
The Standard this morning publishes the fol-
lowing statement prominently: "0Uy Tunis
correspondent wires that he was summoned to
the telegraph Office TO receive the price OF thr-
teen messages not forwarded. on inquiry he
was told that the kilograms were dispatches
from Tunis, but stopped at Paris by order OF
the government"
The hey 10 be Brought to Book.
LONDON, May 2S.-The Tunes this morning
says: All understand that iu consequence CT
recent events In Tunis the Porte has decided 10
WIlte 70 the Dey requiring an explanation OF
niS sudden change or demeanor towards the
sultan ana the apparent leaning or his prime
minister towards French interests The Bay
Will pe mVlttd TO state whether he still cor.
slderS himself Nassal OF an Ottoman empire
ana whether he is prepared to abide by th,.
nTman OF 1871. IL his answer is unsatisfactoIy
the Bey Will be solemnly deposed, ana the Hus-
seinite family deprived of the vilayet OF Punis.
The New Italian Cabinet.
R0MB, May 2S.-A new cabinet has been def
nitely formed by Signor Depretis. as follows
Slgnor Depretis, president or the council and
minister OF the interior: SIgnor Mancini, minis-
yer OF foreign affairs; Signor Magliani. minister
OF nnapce; Signor ZanardelM, minister OF lust
Ice; Signor BaccarinI, minister of public works:
BERT, minister OF agriculture; Gen. Ferfero
minister OF war: Vice Admiral Acton, mini ster
OF marine. The ministry will take the oaths of
once today. This ministry does not represent
the union OF the entire left and will encounter
considerable opposition.
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A Shoe Factory Burned.
EPPING, N. H., May 2S-The shoe factory OF
y. w. Hoyt was burned this morning. Loss
ss5, coo; insurance 45, 600. Several hundred
WOrkmen are thrown out 0femployment.
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SITTING BULBS BAND.
Some Of them. Including the Chiefs
Daughter. Going to standing Rock

HSVHCys
BISMARCK. DIT, May 2s.-Among the Indians
destined for the Standing Rock agency. are
some recently surrendered members OF Sitting
Bulls band, Sitting Bulls daughter being of
the number. That troublesome chief Is now
only short distance from Fort Buford, and
Major BrOtherton thinks he will surrender in
short time. Boats are now congregating at
Fort Keogh to take Ratn-in- the-Face and his
band to the same agency. This Will make over
6,0OO Indians at the Standing Rock agency. but
some OF them Will be given a choice of other
agencies.
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TIE TREASURY INvEsTIGArIoNs-It was re-
ported In usually well-informed quarters this
afternoon that the President has decided to
suspend several OF the officers OF the Treasury
department., whose names have been uufavor.
ably mentioned In connection with the recent
Investigations In that department. Inquiry at
the White House failed TO either confirm or
deny the report; put It is stoutly asserted that
some such action Will be taken at an early
date On the other hand, ft may also be said
the reports as to ne character OF the develop.
ments made by the inquiry In question have
been greatly eXag serated.
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TEMPERANCE WAR-Alexander Egl0ston
was charged In the Police Court to-ds with
assaulting Geo. g. Koehler, and the case Was
continued until next Wednesday, on account Of
Koehler being attacked with an epileptic flt st
the court this morning, before the case came
up. The facts OF the case are that Koehler
Keepe par room In the neighborhood OF Mr.
ana on last Wednesday night, while Nj. Egle-
ston was conducting the meeting In the tent,
koenler, who was present. got abusive 20 Mr..
Egie6ton and disturbed the meeting, when Mr.
hgleeton put him sout. hence the charge OF
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THE RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND Poro-
MAC RAILROAD.--Jude Robert Ould, president
OF the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad Company, sent his resignation TO
called meeting OF the stockholders OF the com
paDy In Richmond to-day, accompanied by a
letter In which, II Is understood. he comments
severely upon Mr.. Moncure Robtnson's course
In his determined efforts to maintain q steam
boat connection with the road, to the alleged
injury OF very large interests. The successor
OF the outgoing president is expected to be
chosen to-day. The name OF Mr.. Leigh Robin
son, Of this city, is mentioned In connection
with the presidency.
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The Railroad Smash.up I'm Colo.

DENVER, Col. May 27.-The following are
ao0itl0nal particulars Of the collision on the
Denver ana Rio Grande railroad, furnished by
ing construction train was backing north
from Gran te, when south. bound freight train
suddenly rounded the curve and crashed into
the caboose OF the construction train contsin-
Ing 70 men, killing one and tnjur1ng 10 Others.
Those fatally Injured viii probably not sur.
vive TIE night. The dead and wounded were
removed to Leadville.
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Frtsc0's Female Walking Match.
nnal score OF the women's six-day Walking
match: Howard. S64; LaChapelle, asa: Young.
S4l, ana Sherman, $50. Financially the all ar
seems to have been failure.
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TIE LOCOMOTIVE THIEF SENT TO THE INSANE
AsYLUM.-It will be remembered that William
Gary, who some weeks ago stole, or tried to
steal at different times, two locomotives from
the B. & o. depot, and subsequently ran on
the police again yesterday. Officer Columbus
took him In custody for robbing hen rooSt
he was founo In the act OF dressing hen, and
am going to starve.' He was taken TO police
hesdquarters and the physicians deciding that
he was insane, he was to-day sent 20 the In
zane sylum.
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal rev.
enue, SS7s 292 IS; customs. Ss22. .19l IS.
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The Market.

BALTIMORE, May 2S-virsinis s,.es d..
due Ss 3d. d. ao nss
fGBt,fsif gafiffS5Rf RI Ria TO- Nay day .soo,,o,
ding. IL; Flour unchapsed. Wheat. soniusr sou.hern
STEADY ssn lsd and Saist weern higher and
sos pa ha2sas 2s YgS
spSt p, and options .te.dy. southern white. so: do
July. % sSSs Ana %as sssss7
Osts steady and gniet-western: white. 4Sa5O; DO
Ias ohss iss Rys Sb Hay
l7a1o western pscked lGa4
iirn.IA soft, lOal05s. whisky quiet los FreiShss
to- to LfyerI & 3ol per ste.mer UNCLAIMED Receipts
r.. 625 bushels: oats, s5s bushels rye 300 bushels
Sht SSmt tmentsIwhes, 22 600 bushels corn. 5000
sEW YORK. May % Stocks unsettled Money,
er1ments onie1 sna Gnc,ssSsa short 4SS. Gov
NEW YORK. May 2s.--IFlour qaiet and uu-
War ees;er "nea' As8 higher Corn. cash and
. SEW Il fsf'sai YORK, May %. IL a. m.-rhe Stock
was weak. with a decline x to ~ rer cent. bot
subsequently became frmer and recovered i 10 iss
The downward and Texas Pacic the upward snS'a @oVs
lO2 7-l6 for both. Atlantic and Great western
first mortgage trustees certificates. 66s4. Erie
sGT. Ssnss oea
tral. 6sk, Reading. sos. New York. Ontario and
rs oa S sF Ss
err second mortgage trustees certificates. 80 ILL.,
kois Central l4Sk. Reading, so.
NEW YORK MARKETS THIS AFTERNOON.
The following quotations. were current In New
York to-day ut 2 80 p. m, reported by h. II
Dodge. Of 6S9 18th street, by special wire
Western Union. l28K; do. new stock. s9H; New
York Central, l49k: Lake Shore, ISlk; Michigan
Central, lis; New York. Lake Erie aud Western.
4ST; do. preferred. 894; do. seconds. lO7As;
Delaware. LackawaDna and Western. l26s1; New
yertey Central lt2; Delaware and Hudson, llO5s
Reading. .n s. ESFcthwestern c ls0h; do. preferred.
and, Pacific, 5sA: do. p1e'eEred: ssx Union
and st Jo. 81; do. preferred. -; s.: Lons and
Iron Mountain, 7sA:. Ohio and Mississippi, 4l7s |;
90. preferred, l2U bid Pacific Mail eSas u a. AUD
|. o.. 29A; Northern Pactno COM. 444i do
preferred. s3A San Francisco COM. Az; do
preferred: "a; do nrst preferred, Uentra!
Ohio. 3ok; Louisville and Nasnvine. 1861 Nash.
8 EIevssed IS nos oensrs enS MessTs isss
Canadian Southern. TIN; District Of Oolum6is g. Is
bonds. -. Chicago. Burlington and Quincy,
l7l4; Denver and BIO Grande. iO7ss st Paul and
Omaha 44H: do. preferred. 1O4X: u. @. O. and l.,
81 Erie and Western. GIN: Chicago. St Louis
sDf New Orleans. S3H: Dol. Goal. 66H; Ohio Oen-
ifaL S4S; Texas Pacific. 66x; Texas Pacific
Closing Government Bonds-s'a. lo4.l. 0i1;
COUPON. -; Sc. I.04Asl.Olx; c,upoEs. -;
~. l16Aal. 16H, COUPONS. l16Hsl. lex: :rs
1.18a1. 1S1s; coupons, !. 181Sal l8h.
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TEE TREASURY toe day holds 1856. .237, 900 in U.
s. bonds to secure national bank circulation;
US. bonds deposited on this account week
ended to day, $l2 3l3, ,25O, and Withdrawn.
$12, 2S6, $50.
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kilograms to The Star.
THE ALBANY NIUDDLE.

All QUiet ON the HudSOn-NO Can.
Gus Called Yet-The SGalUarts still
n Little Short
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WHITE HOUSE CALLERS senators kellogg,
Sherman; Representatives Brown, Caswell,
Speer. Morey and Pettlgrew; ex -Senatoy Clay
t N and Delegate Maginnis were among the
Pres10ents callers to-day.
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j. W. JACKSON was day appointed internal
revenue sGorekeeper and gauger for the 5Uh dis
rr1ct Of North Carolina.
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DURING THE WEEK ended to day So. .3l3, ,000 In
US. bonds were received at the Treasury for
redemption. For the same week last year these
reCeiptS amounIed to 8 1862 600.
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SECOND LIEUT.. F. L. DENNEY C. s. NJ c. has
been ordered from Annapolis to the command
OF the marine guard of the QrInneoaug at
Brooklyn, and I'd Lieut. j. A. Turner from the
Brooklyn navy yard to duty on the Pensacola
at Mare Island
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PERsoHAI--Assistant Secretary Hit, OF the
State Department, sailed from Queenstown
Thursday last on his return to Washington.-
enator Sherman and Director Burchard have
returned to the city from New York:--Capt.
9. M: Wheeler, OF the Geographical Survey,
sailed for Europe to Senator Pendleton
has arrived at Newport, where he has cot
tage-Associate Justice Field is In New
Hamlin has gone to the
head waters OF the river St. John on q fishing
excursion, and Senator Edmunds goes next
week to the Cascapediac to fish for sainnon
Representative Stephens was the recipient OF
quite an ovation on his arrival at Augusta on
Tuesday. He was met at the stauion by brass
hand and large concourse OF ladies and gen.
tlemeD, and was escorted to his quarters BY the
Stephens Hose company. named In his honor.
Secfeta1y Lincoln has arrived at Fort Lesv,
francisco. is In New York:-Ex- President
hayes has been nominated for rejection as
trustee OF kenyon College, the institution
vi wnicn graduated him.-Bishop Simpson sails
U,0sy I0r England, to attend the ecumenical
Eoqncll ~ OF the ME. church shortly to be held
Wa.g1.: - nUn1on: Senator Hill. of Colorado, Is at
Is at the Kbbitt. ~e' ~ O'''
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PASSED THE ExAMINATIoN.-David 81. Jarvis,
OF Maryland; James L. Sill. OF New York; John
B. Ok1e, of Indiana. and Albert Il. Ewing. of
Pennsylvania, having passed the necessary ex-
amin alton. will be appointed to cadetships In
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MRS. GARFIELD is much better to-day. Her
appetite IS returning. She sleeps well, and
quite gain In strength Is noticeable.
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GBN. ROBINSON. of Ohio, being in town and
atthe White House to- day, gave rise to a re.
port that Judge Robertson was in the CITY,
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was rumor on the streets to day that Brady,
Dorsey and others alleged to have been con
nected with the so called star route ring. had
Deen indicted by the grand jury. The rumor
created great deal OF talk, but there is no
not had single witness or paper pertaining to
tne subject before them, nor have any papers
Ieached the District attorneys Office It may
indictment or other mode of prosecution fs that
curing cne investigation by the Post Office offi-
ciaIs one OF the law officers OF the dep partment
s ,s m.ak1ng y. collation. OF such evidence as will
$1,000 tnat the Attorney General is being kept
Iuuy posted as to what is being developed In
this direction. -
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- n
The undersigned having opened his New Store at
1919 NEW YORK AVENUE.
With . well selected stock OF
BUILDERS ASD MISCELLANEOUS HARD
WARE,
CUTLERY, TOOLS, 30,
respectfully invites bis friends and ths public 10
give him call.
apt -2m JAMES B. LAMBIE.
ADJUSTMENTS.

GRAND LITERARY ANb MUSICAL ENTER.
TUESDAY EVENING. May 3lst, commencio9 at
s ssoslock. under the direction Of J. HENRY Will
DR.. Winter, Mr.. d. u. Bangs, and other aood
talent. Proceeds for the benefit of Dumbarton
Avenue T. Church. Admission-adults, 25c ;
children, 15c ro28 81
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SECRETARY HUNT will not go to New York
IN decoration day. as has been announced.

DIPLOMATIC CHANGE.-It Is understood that
the resignation of Senor Zamacona as Mexican
minister at washington, has now been ac-
cepted and that he and his family have made
all their preparations to leave the city at an
early day.