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TEEALRANY HRYRERyINOVYR
Short Session TO-day-ProbabiIity
Of Getting Through To.morrOw.

ALBANY, y. y, June 22.-In the bribery in
vestigation this morning, Gen. b. F. Tracy ap-
peared as the counsel OF the committee, in the
absence of Mr.. Bangs who was unable to be
present.
Gen. Tracy said he would prefer. on his own
account, that further adjournment be taken
until to morrow.
Mr.. Peckham said IL seemed possible to get
through with the hearing TO- morrow, and under
tne circumstances the request OF Gen. Tracy
seemed q proper one.
Mr.. skinner suggested that IL counsel cannot
attend, the commlJtee go on with the invesIi-
cation.
A consultation was had between the commit
tee. and Ii was decided to continue the hear
ing.
Gen. Tracy then appealed to the committee
TO relieve him for the day by adjourning. Such
course, he said, wouid not result In any loss
OF time to the committee, and he hoped they
would not proceed this morning.
Mr.. Rosendale believed that another day
would permit all the testimony to be brought
Ia. The committee then voted to adjourn until
O'Clock Thursday morning.
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Members of the Cabinet Gone to
Long Branch.

Secretaries WINDOW and Hunt and Postmas-
ter General James, with several members OF
their respective families. left the city this
morning In Pullman Car RaFitan, attached to
the limited express train, for Long Branch,
where the President and family are quartered
Attorney General MacVeagh, who Is In Phila-
STanch They 90 to Consult suit With the @ Pres
cent, but On no soecial business, Secretary
Wirdom said before leaving Secretary Kirk
wood and Secretary Blaine are the only mem
beTS Of the Cao1p ct In the city. Secretary
Blaine will leave the latter part OF next week
with his family, for Maine. secretary Lincoln
Is now at Long Branch.
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NEWS FROM LONG BRANCH.
Mrs. Garfield Getting Betfer-The
President Not Coming TO WASH
inUlnn XGI.

LONG BRANCH, \. j., June 22-The secretary
OF the state constitutional commission has
Issued Invitations TO the mayors ana presiding
officers OF each Incorporated city, town and
borough OF the state, TO meet the commission
at the ocean Hotel on the "a OF July. and pre-
sent their views as TO the amendments rc-
Qu1red for the benefit OF municipalities.
The strength OF Mrs Garfield is so fast re
turning as to enable her TO indulge In carriage
riding. The President will not leave for Wash
ington for several days, and has accepted an
Invitation TO be present at the reunion OF the
seventh regiment, at the West End Hotel 10
morrow.
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The mAYkers.


BALTIMORE. June %. .--virv.ra sizes consols
s5I do second series, AZ; DO. new ten -forties,
BALTiHoRE. June 22.-ootton steady-mid-
ding, IL Flonr about steady-Howard street and
Nestern srEer N 5cs4 20; do extra, Soa5: rs; DO.
hrands. 6.5osS 81; Pat.psoo family. 7S5. wheat eat
sSusrn d. osse5 smDst and
No. western winter red. spot and June. l. 25las
Ter. j. .2Ss4ai "a. Corn souI6efp steady: W etern
higi er and firm southern white co do yellow, IS
yuy. 5sxa5s August sp ssesmer sn5s
0atf steady-western white. 4rai2; 90. mixed, ssa
10. H.s to choice psnnsvv.1i. paH1 .ns md
Maryland. Is Coa2o 90. Provisions easier nrm =
DO. packed. I and 81 Bseon.sho1Iders. TX cIesr
L.. Butte1 nrmsI-fresh srssi. i2ai5. Erss HI dull
and wesk. a: Petroleum nominal-retned. SD.
sussf est:er4 seeS so los sehIs{ Whisky sS a d
Teishts to SerPosal P ,ss ,.seaay Resep
shipments, wheat ,i4O. tsi bushels; corn. S. .S7i
sss Snstesi ss Sales- wheat 25S.520 bushels corn.
. SEW yosk. June 2a-ssocs. dull. Money.
SsSM. = iE1chssge-lons. 4s4: short As6k Gov
NEW YORK: June 22.-Flour nrm. Wheat Ma
Great rst mortgage trustees csr saa
Erie. 47H; do: second consoIs. iO6. New York
CenuA. 150h. nhEols Central, I4SL Pennsylvania
Central. 67A. Reading. 29k New York, Ontario
and Western. 49, m.-AtAntic and Great
Reading, 29H.
NEW YORK MARKETS THIS AFTERNOON
The following quotations were current In New
York to-day ct 2:SO p. m, as reported BY Il. II.
Dodge Of $50 18th street. by special wire
York Central. l46k; Lake Shore l2Sx; Michigan
Central, l09x New Yorh. Lake Erie and Western.
a; do. preferred. s7H; do seconds. l0Sx;
Delaware, Iackawanna and Western, 124k; New
Jersey Central 102H Delaware and Hudson. Ito.
Reading. e04; Northwestern l26H; do. preferred,
=; St Pau. l24h' DO preferred. 49,; Wabash
Iron Mountsip. ~: Ohio and Mis:issppi, lsS io
I. g. 26X; Northern Pacific COM, isx; DO.
preferred. SS1si San 1rancdsco com... 62H; do
Pacific, l02h; Rock Ialand, ll3K chesapeake and
Ohio, $0A: Louisville and NaahviIe, l6S; Man.
vile and Ghattanoosa. s0t; g Ontario asd Western.
6n,Ic biz sss bonds n.1;;.. ohiCssS b0Insson ara
s. Paul and Omaha. z3x do. preferrod. iOSk: O.
ST. Louis and Nev orlesns, -; Dol josi. Snicaso.
Ohio 1ids.c Cfntsal s1T; Texas Pacific. COX; Texas
% Ciosins - Government 4 rHm Boods- 81 exssoded. ,m.
o.; ce1pons, l.0if: coupons,
l.e91al. eSx; ~ 1.ll2fAl.lo1<i coupooa III1xs
& ,as.; s isS*:i issSs**:a;M eoaoea'. ii7xsi.iv
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Fatal Accident.

BRoCKT0N. MASS, June 22-As the O'Clock
train from Fan River was approaching the
huntington Heights station, a mile north of
this place this morning. hack driven by MI
moliehed. Early was thrown g distance or Ss
feet and killed, and Two occupants OF the car.
rfage, Jas. Bennett and Jas. Shields, were seri.
ously injured. One OF the horses was Killed ana
old. No blame Ia attached to the engineer.
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Threw Herself from a Third Ssnrw
~ inAAvU.

NEW YORK, June 22.-Mrs. Amelia Sommer
aged 6s. threw herself from the third story
WlndoW IN MI sinai hospital to-day and was
pital yesterday from her home at 423 6ti1 street
suffering from acute gastritis and it ia proha
PIE great pain caused her to spring out with de.
blame has been attached to the hospital
officials S O'f~-
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Life Saving Men RcstenfnR.

HavenS. OF the New Jersey district OF the life
saving service, is authority for the statement
that large number OF the Keepers OF the life
t1ons on account OF insufficient pay. The
kee epers receive only $500 year and are on duty
all the time, while the surfmen receive $3.50 ana
are on duty months out OF the IL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-22
The Virginia Situation.
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CONTKST-MAHONE NO.
WHERE.

WHERE.
STAR reporter met on Pennsylvania avenue
to-day the editor Of leading democratic paper
OF Virginia and asked him what effect the ac-
leaves Malone out OF the fight. The colored
voters generally will support the republican
ticket, and do not believe MahoGes party will
poll as many votes as last year. The contest is
between the democrats and republicans"
Speaking OF the republican state committee he
said: "Gen. Wlckham is determined man and
change In The date OF his call for a meeting OF
the republican committee. Wickham has q
majority With him and Will hold meeting of
beat the coalitionists. Wickharn Is the choice
OF his party for governor and he will be nomi-
natPlD
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Wall street To-day.

NEW YORK, June 22.-The Posts financial
article GAO p. 10. editionI, says: The stock
again to-day. United States bonds were firm
with an advance OF - per cent In the is. State
bonds were dull and steady and railroad bonds
ter in Boston. Hartford and Erie firsts. The
stock market generally speaking, has been
steady to strong with fair degree OF activity
In some OF the leading shares. Prices
ern Union as the feature. Subsequently
the Improvement was lost, but since II O'Clock
the dealings have been characterized by firm
ness, and at the time OF writing prices are
within Aa24 per cent OF the highest OF the day
After Western Union the leading features have
been The coal stocks. Lake Shore, Union
Pacific, Erie. Ontario and Western, Wabash ana
Cincinnati, SaDdusky and Cleveland. Money
has been In good supply at 3a33 per cent on
stocks and 2a21a On government bonds. Time
loans ana prime commercial discounts are as
last quoted. The market for foreign exchange
continues very quiet ard In tone STEADY.
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POSTAL TJLRGlArH COMPANY.-Articles OF In
corporat1on q th4 Postal telegraph Company
have been MA 81 Albany. The company is TO
nave wires in all parts Of the United States,
ana u permitted TO form telegraphlc cQmmunt
cations with foreign countrfeS
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Canadian Correction Of our Tmmf.
grafton Returns.

TORONTO, June PA special cable dispatch
from London to the G'obe says Sir Alexander
Gait has corrected the Washington fmmigra-
ton returns, which state that II 600 Canadians
emigrated TO the United States during last
month,
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A Wife Poisoner Sentenced

Boston, July 22.-At East Cambridge this
morning, Homer Wellington, for an attempt to
k1l his wife by poison several months ago. wa
sentenced to 16 years In the state prison.
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a New Texas R.tl,o.a

GALVESTON. TEX., June ga special of yes.
terdays date to the Ne,os, from Austin says:
..T1e SaDlne ana western railway company
tend from Sabine Pass to Houston, q distance
Of 50 miles. The incorpoFatofs are All OF this
city. The stock u placed at q, SOC, ,o0Q."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-22

DENVER. COL, June 2l.-Wilson & Clark yes
terday sold the Denver Repubic lean to x. q.
heretofore, in the interest OF the Republican
party.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-22

PERSONAL President Garfield and ex-Presi-
dent Hayes, as wen as General Sherman. are
expected at the unveilirg ceremonies Of the
MCPHERSON statue at Clyde. Ohio, on the 22d OF
July.-Assoeiate Justice Matthews. OF the Z.
supreme Court, IS In town, for q short stay.
~Eoain Booths share OF the profits OF the
pIoducton In London OF OthellO was cl 800.
Major Banks, stationery clerk of the Sen.
ate. is still Ill az Fortress Monroe, but improv.
Ing slowly y-frof Waiter Q. Scott formerly
OF wooster University. was yesterday e,ected
pIe.ideDt OF the Ohio State Universty.-Mr.
G. NJ. Adams. Clerk OF the House, has quite re-
covered from bis late Illness and is able to be
at his cf1fce In the Capitol every day.-Ex-
Attorney General Black and Capt. Carlile Pat.
terson. OF washington. were registered In New
York last night-Dr. C. NJ. Latimer left this
morning for Virginia, accompanied hY his niece
and nephew, for q short stay on Account Of his
health.-Judge John j. Key, OF Washington,
and bis two daughters. Miss Emma n. ana MISS
Harriet s.. were passengers for Europe Dy the
German line steamer sailing from New York
yesterday.-CoL Tom Keogh, OF North Caro-.
l1na, Ia In the city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-22

Col. Cash Acquitted.
CHARLESTON. SC, June 22-AU a late hour
last night the jury In the Cash duelllng case
returned a verdict of not guilty,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-22

THE FRISCO MINT svssrrG .rroy-ES -s,c-e.
tary II msey will be .,ha,rrnan cr the comn nittn,
10 lhvesugate super nJendent Dodge, OF the s ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-22

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY. internal
revenue, S22O. 231. 5S; customs. 1866. 9 $40.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-22

service agent at Salem, N. c.. teiegrapas to
Chief Brooks the arrest OF Jacob Jackson. vita
large amount OF counte felt coin and mouths
for manufacturing count srfeit coin 10 his pos
session.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-22

HE DEsCESDA SFs OF LAFAYETTE who are
coming 10 Tie II sktown centennial will coma
as passengers a the US man. war Trenton,
MniGn VIII san for this country early In Sep
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Col. Cash Acnuif

The Tennessee Press Association.
NEW YORK, June 22.-The Tennessee Press
Association arrived here last night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-22

LIEUT. THOMAS C. MCLEAN, u. s n, has
been detailed to represent the U. 5 Navy at the
Paris Electrical Congress-
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VIRGINIA RKPUBLICANs COMING.

VIRGINIA RKPUBLICANs COMING. A tele-
gram from Newmarket, Va, says: A large rep
resentatlve delegation. composed OF both
white and coloreo republicans of Virginia. !n'
cuoing DIR. George K. Gilmer. postmaster at
Ricnmond; j. Ii. RIyes, Us. internal revenue
coTector at Lynchpurg and others, will call
upon President Garfield on Thursday next, In
the interest or the ahone readjuster CO llit1on.
1hS delegation Will embrace persons from
every congressional district in the state, Ia
ciuding several ex- x-menberS OF the state legi5-
latuIe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-22

POSTMASTER GENERAL JAMES who went to
Long Branch this morning VIII return next
Saturday.
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FIRE TO DAY.-The alarm of fire, box 2l4 at
1905 this morning, was for fire in the stable OF
Mrs K. Whitney, KiHgmans place, between
ana z streets. The stable "a wooden One) was
totally destroyed. and the loss amounts to
ABOUT 300. valuable dog and half dozen
chickens were consumed in the fire,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-22
A United States Naval Officers
Trouble at Genoa,

The Port Arlington police have arrested a
man who represented himself to be an officer
ef the U. S. steamer Trenton. and stated that
lie had deserted from his vessel at Genoa in
oonse Quence OF gamDIng losses. He visited the
magistrate and said he wished to give MIN.
self up.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-22

GEN. Z. H.. HOWARD, brother OF Maj. Gen.
y; y. HOVE fd, has been appointed by Secretary
hHKWOO0 an Indian Inspector.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-22

MAsTE' { M. A. SCHUFELT, isl N has been or
oered duty In New York city in connection
with U Ie publication OF narrative of the cruise
OF tne .Tfconderoga. which was finished some
IHo tears ago. The Ticonderoga. Commodore
@ S@cn' felt commanding, made cruise around
Tue world IN the interest OF American com
D' Ece. Master Schufelt is son OF the Commo-
C( Je.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-22

THIRD ASSISTANT POSTMASTER GENERAL HA-
zsN has gone to New York to ofliclate as pail
bearer az the funeral OF the late Mr.. Forester.
who vas Chief OF the registry departmental the
New YORK city post Office. During his absence
Postmaster General
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-22

Posi- OFFICE CHANGEs.-Geo. NJ. Sweeney
has been appointed to succeed Wm. Il. Turner,
the clerk IN the contract ofrice, Post Of1ice de-
partment. removed yesterday. VIM Slckels a
Sd class clerk in the same department., has
resigned. and his place has been flied by the
promotion of am IS y. Davis. It IS expected
that about twenty new appointments will be
Made about the 1st or July.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-22

INK FOLLOWING PROMOTIONS were made in
theofice OF the first assistant postmaster general
to-day. to take effect July 1st: Thomas F. Rsa.
from second to third class; Albert r. Scott. W.
De BatZ. w. T. s. DuVal and w. 8. Richardson.
81 600 to first class. Henry Meredith was to.
Gay appointed laborer In the Post once de-
naIfInPnf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-22

FRENCH AND American CLAIMS CoMMISSIoN.-
TIE Six months prescribed by the treaty be-
tween France and the United States for fling
claims by either government expire to-day,
June 22d. The commissioners have ordered
the Office. 1918 a street, to be kept open until
midnight to receive claims. The treaty pro.
Vices that the commissioners may allow claims
to be filed within three months after the 22d OF
June, If adequate reason be shown for not filing
them earlier,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-22

BONDS OF SCRETYSEssP.
THE GUARANTEE COMPANY
OF NORTH AMERICA.
This company undertakes, for . small yearly
premium, 10 make go to the employer, any loss
by the fraud or dishonesty of the employee, and
therefore ooytates the necessity for private sure
ties 1t is the only company in the United States
exclusively devoted to this business.
Sobscrned Capital S6I0 600
tAd up CAPITAL IN Cash-.... 200, 900
Atssts.:.- .--.-.....-:..........2 2iO, 000
Desposited with Inr. Dept az ALBANY In Co. 90,
United States BonGs. nGs.................i iVe.VVo
EEW YORK DIRGCTORg
noral Bank: b. B.. sHKRMAN,- President
EeGnanies' National Bank; ROBERT 3. MIN
L: E.,dI Hd0PsiNs. PENS Y YRS Prs y Ws6ash. st Loqs &
Pston Co; Res dent Secretary, W. FL. DYCK-
e. n. TUON.
AGENT. Nc. us 18th street northwest, Washington,
" " m25- wSs2m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-22

WI GIVE SPECIAL ATTENTION To ALL
w KINDS OE
PLUMBING WORK.
ALSO TO THE
REPAIRING OF RANGES. FURNACES,
FIREPLACE HEATERS.
METAL ROOFS.
We have !srge stock Of
GARDEN HOSE AND HOSE REELS.
wATER COOLERS AND FILTERS,
MONITOR OIL STOVES.
RRTORT GAS STOVES.
And sre selling
cas- FIXTURES
LOWEST PRICES.
EoWsRo cAvERlY & CO.,
m14 1928 NEW YORK AvKNuH.
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- OtFICE OF The COMMISSI ONER OF
SS TIE FREEOMkE'S SAW N6S AND
TRUST COMPANY,
wAsHINGToN. d. o., Mar ID IL 1881.
Notice Is hereb. siVsu to the ID e0ositors and
Creditors Of the FREEDMaN'S SAVINGS AND
TRUsT COMPANY that an claim must be pre-
sented, and sll divider1s heretofore declared ap-
Piled for, at this Office or before AUGUST u,
1881, they VII be tsrred. and the amounts dis
tibuted among the other creditors Of the Com
pany, provided IN tie act of February al, 1881.
pepostore who hive not already received 6ivl-
derds should Immediately forward their books By
mall or express, through some responsible bank
or banker. accom- panied with their address.
rnar13 JEC. JAY KNOX, Commissions
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-22

GOING TO ORGANIZE A MARINE CORPS IN
CBINA.-First Lieut.. d. Pratt Manning, of the
Us. marine corps, has been granted permission
to enter under service of the Chinese govern
ment which desired to have an officer TO build
up for Its navy marine corps The legation
here was consulted as were the other foreign
legations OF China The result was the selec-
tion OF Lieut.. Manning for this important duty.
His selection is compliment to the United
States.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-22

COMING TREASURY CHAEGE-Whi,e the
Change may not be made very SOON, it /, known
that there will be another appointment clerk
OF tie Treasury department IL place Cf l. nm
rler6,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-22
IIHUU UtSINIlCN.
The TWenty.Third BallOL-A Crisis
at Hand.

ALBANY, June %, 2 p.m.-On the twenty
third ballot for the short term iG was found
that Wheeler had majority of the republ can
vote, when Senator Fowler rose and announced
that crisis had been reached. when the repub.
HcaDs could declare the vote for jacobs Illegal
and insist that Wheeler was elected. he
changed to Potter, when other democrats fol-
lowed. changing to Potter, Hewitt Kelly, Par
ker, T1iden and others. The vote for Conkllng
Is unchanged, but Wheeler leads for the short
term,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-22

MP. COnklfng Takes a Hand-BOth
sides Determined to Fight ii Out If
1t Takes Till Winter-lirand Jury
Tampered Wfth-What the COnk.
lin Organs Say, Etc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-22

PRESIDENTIAL APPOINTMENT FosT OFFICEs.-
On the lst OF April last there were $40 post
offices In the several states and territories sub
Ject to Presidential appointment. OF these S3
paid IS geo per annum and upwards; 404 paid
from &, 600 10 s2,999 and 1853 from s.. 600 to
s. ,999. The remaining army OF postmasJers are
appointed by the Postmaster General
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-22

NAVAL o ORDERs.-Ensign j. F. Parker to ex-
animation for promotion. Passed Assistant
Engineer G.. H. kearney to hold himself in
readiness for sea service. Passed Assistant
surgeon L. E. Baldwin from the StauGish and
oroered 70 the May 1oWer. Chief Engineer G.
E. DeNalen has returned home from the Lack
aWanna and has been placed on waiting
orders.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-22

IsRAELITEs IN TURKEY.-Aristarchi Bey. the
Turkish minister. has written a letter TO the
New York Herald denying that there Is a
movement In Turkey against the Israelites.
and stating that no obstacle is placed III that
country Oh their Industry or commerce; that
several occupy important positions in the
Turkish government. and that they have good
social standing there. 5&
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-22

bids "kEs OPENED at the Interior depart
meht to-day for painting. plastering and rres.
Going the halls OF the department building.
There were sixteen bidders. In all. One bidder
All the others were District i'd ers, as folIows
o. ". Fosberg q Co.. JAS. Hughes & Co., j. NJ.
Hedges, F. S. Overman. JAS. Ltlds heg C. r.
Bowen, E. CansteDs, JAS. ROhemau, John Cal
lahan d Co.. Matthew HobSOn, ChaS. Storenya
jos Bidfleld, Il. Schutter, Fisher & Raum and
T. A. Brown. The bids viii be referred TO a
committee OF three, who will examine the spe-
elfications submitted and subsequently make
c N VI fH
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
The London Walking Match-Wcs.
ton Gone to Red

LONDON, June %. IL a.m.-The walking match
between ROwell and Weston for the Astley belt
and the championship OF the world Is as good
as over. Weston was somewhat ught-headed
when he retired to rest at 1880 o'clock this
morning. Altogether he has taken four rests
since midnight. but his nght-headedness In.
creased this morning, and he has been put to
bed again Rowen Is now walking. The scores
at this hour are: Rowell 260H miles; Weston,
1888, miles,
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Ono4o9 oOvexA4xaouS 6O9.sAD--o0 exe0Q0e0, i. .UUA
a issss i: do4ps:: oOugo2s
s;,s.; r. < isS*., issSS*.,, 81; 81; eoapeas Il7xal.iv
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-06-16

New Berne had a g.. 900 fire. Man
we'll d Crahtree machine shops wer,
burnt. No Insurance.
Wilmington Star The Hil'>boro
Obserrer says there we're lot, Of poll
tlcIans - The University commence-
ment- Just %, aud they manage to
ullize the plfFery Of the press
A dispatch from Society Hi. :. C..
SAYS ttai John HArtwell. the .on al
Rev. J 4. Il.rtwell. who welt some
sesrr 10 san Francisco. Ca To
preach L. 'he Chinese arrived 81 thAt
place &C. ely iItll. on the n ln,t.
tie ha> Al aunt. VI, Edwards there.
tie reports that lac was kidnappcd on
the I'd OF May 10 San Frame SCI. car
rlsd y. rtii - New York. There be
"is detained one iay. Then be hat
SOME moaeg gwen him and he sas
tod = %. - III went South 10 nis
aun~s. All of Nhlch sounds yerv prob
able.
h~olds5oro Messenger. The shipment.
If Strawberries from Goldsboro ard
vicinity, the prcstut season. foot up
l,6i3 crates These were all shipped
by express, and the crates will average
about 10 quarts each. making nearly
5000 quarts of berries. THE Anti
Prohibitioniss. held 4 meeting at Kim
-ten las week. Mr.. X. W. King wa.
chairman. and Mr.. II. ). Num-. editor
of the .JpntrHdi. acted as secretary.
Speeches were mace opposed Prohibi-
ton BY Mes,rs i. B. Loftin. ". w.
Dunn, and .ther..--Nr. William
Oliver, a highly esteemed and respect
ed citizen OF Duplin county, died sun.
day morning, aged 50 years. Mrs.
CLARK lie Johnson aged about 40 years.
was found dead in her bed one morn
ing last week. having died during the
night from heart disease.