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Murder Mystery Unrayelled

yEESEY CITY, n. j., May lS.-The Identity OF
the girl whose body was found In Opdyke woods
girl, whose name was Nina Miller. res ided al
No. 1911 I'd avenue, New York, with Louis
ketter, br.cklayer. who is proven beyond
question OF doubt to be her murderer. on the
30th of May last Nina Miller left their home in
New York and was seen to cross the Hopoken
Terry. From there they went direct to the par.
seDage OF the Rev. Dr. Malone. of the Grove
cnurcn, On the Weavertown road, near Union
Hill, where they were married, and the bride
sent for Bottle OF Rhine wine, with which they
left the parsonage together
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Mrs. Garfield Much Better.

Mrs. Garfield last night passed the best
night since her Illness. This morning she had
but little fever. Her strength has improved
and her mind is quite clear. Her condition
today Is encouraging.
At two O'Clock this afternoon Mrs. Garfield's
condition was es good as could be expected.
but not ss high as On Monday. Her mind is
clear ana her case hopeful.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-05-18

RESUMPTION OF BUSINESS By THE COURTS.
To-day the neighborhood OF the City Han
assumed its old-ume business look, and the
prison van made its appearance on time with
some eight or ten ''iIsiders." The ne " mar
shsl, Capt c. E. Henry, was early at his ONCE
in consultation with his assistants ana before
the meeting OF the court he receive1 the Metro
pOlitan Police detectives. BY 10 o'clock the
petit jurors, who for two months have done
nothing but answer their names at the SEMI
occasional roll calls. were In their places aud
many members OF the bar. grand Jurors and
others were Ia attendance to witness he putting
OF the wheels OF justice in motion. ES-Marshal
Douglass was also present 60 see his successor
enter OF bis active duties. The Criminal Court
was, however, In session but a short time-less
than an hour-but will be able TO proceed TO
business tomorrow.
The Circuit Court, Judge James, - In which
tAeIe is question as 10 the legality OF the
tofy-had but short session and did no busi-
ness. IL is understood that TO-DAY there viii De
q consultation as to whether It Is best for the
court TO continue its term or TO adjourn with
out day and q new time be fixed by the
General Term. It is expected that to morrow
morE1Dg II will be decided whether the May
term OF the Circuit Court shall be continued
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Gen. GRANTS Letter to the preSisewr

THE GENERAL BACKS Up CoNKL1NG.
Gen. Grant wrote to the President some davs
ago letter urging the withdrawal of Robert
sons nomination In the interest OF peace and
harmony IN New York politics The letter was
delivered to the President by Senator to
whom 1t was enclosed by Gen. Grant Whether
or not the President replied to the letter has
not been learned, but 1I Is very evident that
the advice 1t contained did Lot move him It
Is stated by those who claim some knowledge
OF Mr. Conkllngs AFFAIRS and objects that Gen.
Grant will stick to the New York Senator
through thick and thin. and that he VIII aban-
Don everything else to help Mr.. Conkling, II the
latter should be hard pressed in his contest for
reelection.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-05-18

BALTIMORE. May ls-virssn,s skies. consols,
So So bs de, sssSnd serie Az do new ssnfOres.
aSt lSS MnZ iseoon ass ~ ssssan.e
extra. 25a5:o0; do family 5.t0a6 so; city mtlis
sqss s9ssss g. % fssD.oe s0 s1 ,x aa RIO
southern active and firm western firm and higher
SS Wes,ef ss r2sf sSS, sS as as
i1s aaSpst yans sAn 22 o July blsza
1utgIe-southern white Co; do. yellow, 81;
yss. xssier5 i5sd p1p spO ass sssas9
finn. western white. "a; DO nai1ed, 81 Rye quiet
sPa snd hy 6 ohG fson
4sist % and stesdy-m PORK. IL So old 90. new.
sss Bsis So shsGldsrr M Mn0hns clear rib
1hogide.s, 5a; clear j5 SIDES. 10: Hams. iisI2.
IeSm arm. X reaned @ eargoes ooise @ dull fssTSi snd
SeafRiS WSisss ssrgSes Ss sSsal Sugar 7merA sot
to Liverpool per steamer dull-ootton. nominal;
s Ssl1ss xhss h Is s5ssas ssPs 5
s sgshsls f cats 4SSo sushss s s..
NEW n3Ks Msy i
,NE& T6hk. May IS Flour quiet and un-
ehsE ssW gsd vosE Mhes' aA higher Corn fairly active
Ms1kt orened irresuai bnt IN the man ssfoSs ssoSs
be elevated Hallway shares Mansassan ns .oi
MP 2x per cent to 29; metropolitan. So Per cent to
SSH. snd New York. per cent to 107. The general
Cincinnati, sandusky and Cleveland, which rose
.t IoSpoS 5sis5Ss Nay Hs! iss' is, 1880 D. m-o,nso
Erie ta New York Rs5 Sss Asn,o iSs .nd
Great Western second mortgage trustees ceraf-
G caies, 81; ss IinSis Gentrsl; 1862 Pennsylyanis
LONDON. Nay is. 2:se p m.-consols-ior
u. +. bouds, ives. l06A.
NEW YORK MARKETS This AFTERNOON
The following quotations were current in New
York to-dsY at 2:30 p. NJ. as reported by b. II.
Dodge. of $50 18th street, by special wirs:-
Western Union, lI2; do. new stock. 907s; New
York Central, l493s: Lake Shore, l29zs:. Michigan
Central. liz; New York, Lake Erie and Western
4sH; do. preferred, s0h;- do. seconds. l07X,
erHs ana .ss N%
Reading, 60; Northwestern l2si; do. preferred
-; ST. Paul, l2l&; do. preferred, -; Wabash
and Pacific, tsx; DO. preferred s47s; UnioI
and st: Jo. Tx do preferred. iil4 st. Louis Hno
Iron Mountain. s0ki Ohio and Mississippi. 46
90. Prefesrso l ,lIA; Pacific S.ola Nal. s5h' O. sne
preferred. 7Sh; San Francisco COM. =; do
greierred g 70; DO DO nrst Preferred =; Oentr.'
and Chattanocsa. SO; Ontario and Western. S7x
Manhattan Elevsted, 27A; Illinois Central, li2
Ssnsdian southsIn: rs; b.stric. Of 0oiVm6is 800
1911; Denver and BIO Grande. 1857: st. Paul ana
Omaha. 45A do. preferred 1861 q. and l.. 81;
Ess ks 5ns 9Sf Ga. 81 hHS, .a
sSs; TaS.s Pacific. s7x; Ts1a;; T; Psctne M L. O.. 80.
Closing Government Bonds:..6'a 1 O5E1; coupon.
1Ss; 11Ss; s sasnan a.; gSSgpgnss ieessaiqaa rs
cOurCUu, 1.l7ak1.17I.
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Affairs in Texas.

GALVESTON, TRXAs, May 1.-THE Nelrs has
the following specials:
G1lMRR, May 17.---One-half OF the west side
square was burned last night, together with F.
+. BarnWelis grocery and liquor store, Rogers
The loss is $1,000, which is covered by insur.
ance.
REAGAN, May 17.-Paul Sweet, section boss,
passed over his breast, crushing in his ribs and
lungs. Ee died at O'Clock. He leaves wife
and two children.
TYLER, May 17.-In the case OF Mrs. Nellie
Casey VS.. the Travellers Insurance Company
OF Hartford, Conn.,. the jury rendered a verdict
for the plaintiff for s., ,90O..
HUNTSVILLE, May 17.-JaS. Mccullough and
E. W. Fay, who were implicated In iand frauds,
escaped from the penitentiary on Monday
night.
AUSTIN. May 1.-THE New York and Texas
Land company filed charter yesterday with
Gustave Ranger, OF New York; NJ. Koppell,
Julius RuDge, w. Fl. Sinclair, Leon Blum, G.
May hon, Robt. Cobbs, A Droulheit and Root.
HANCOCK, Of Galveston. as directors
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AGAINST CONKLEN(. AND PLATT.
MCCaYthy's Rem0nStrauce.

ALBANY, \. Z, May lS.-The following Is the
remonstrance presented by Mr.. Mccarthy
1--WE, your petitioners. republican voters ia the
town OF Homer, county OF Cortland, state OF
New York, respectfully represent 10 your hon
orable body that we are opposed TO the re-elec-
ton OF Hon. Roscoe Conking and Hon. Thos.
Z. Platt as Senators for the state OF New York
ara With earnestness ask that some other men
snail be elected by your honorable body 70 tho
oHces" Signed by forty six residents.
The Vacancies Not to be Filled This
Session.
ALBANY. n. Y, May 1S-Iy is pretty well SET
lied that the senate will not agree to 90 into an
election to Ill the vacancies in the United Stat 5
Senate.
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Equestrian Monument TO General
REYNOLDS

PHILADKLPHIA, Pa, May 1S.-General Louis
wagner, commander -in-chlef OF the Grand
Army OF the Republic, has issued a general
Joseph E. Temple, esq. Of Philadelphia, has
contributed SIS, 900 toward the erection of an
equestrian statue OF Major General John Fulton
the services OF General Reynolds invites an
posts, by means OF collections or appropriations.
to contribute to and participate In the erection
OF bronze statue of the general. The fund.
on which all organizations contributing viii
have representation. Comrade Joseph G. Rosen-
garten, Post No. l. Philadelphia, formerly upon
OF the Reynolds monument fund. He can be
addressed at No. 552 Walnut street, Phlladel-
phfa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-05-18

LITTLE ROCK. ARE, May 1S.-Information
named Arnold, on Saturday, who uYed near
Black Springs, Montgomery county. Arnold
was planting corn In field, when he was shot
afterwards knocked him on the head with a
hoe. Arnold was foun1 In the field tre same
evening dead He was a sober industrious
farmer. and was not known to have any
enemies
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MRS. MARY b. s. LONG was to-day confirmed
as postmistress at Charlottesville. Va. She
was supported by both Senator's johnston ana
MahonQ ->e

WHITE HOUSE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RroVn.
Cameron, {Pa), Edgarton, Logan, Saunders,
Van Wyck, Hin, (CaL), morrill,, Sewell, kellogg.
Farley, Ransome, Harrison and Vest, Repre.
sentafiyee Errett, Butterworth, Ketcham and
sentative Steven called on the Preafdens To.
day. There were number Of ladies' and 0en-
uemen with Senator Vest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-05-18
Fire I'm WassaChusesss.

MILFORD, MASS, May 1s-E.bridge Mann's
boot mandatory, employing 100 hands, was
$500 c. A. Summers mandatory of crinp-
ing brakes and boot trees, was ia same build
Ing. Loss, $500; insurance, 81 900. Thomas
DoWds tenement adjoining Was also burned.
ISSS $500: uninsured
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-05-18

a LIFT FOR THE HoUsB-The workmen are
beginning to take up the floors In preparation
Tor putting passenger life in the House wing
OF lne CapItol. 1t will be In the southeast han
pr1ations. '0 w "ppAo-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-05-18

Changes I'm the Pension Office.
MI. j. b. Hobbs has resigned the Chief clerk
ship OF the Pension Office, on account OF con-
t1nued 1ll-health. Mr.. TOIbert Lanston. who
has been an examiner In that oflice. was to-
day appointed Chief clerk, ana Mr.. j. d. Smith
was promoted to the vacant eXamir ership thus
caused. ~
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Observation-Disclosures News.

ST. JOHNS, n. F., May lS.-It is rumored that
NE Imperial government refuses to sanction
the railway contract bill. The weather on the
Banks continues unprecedentedly rough. Two
schooners arrived yesterday with the loss Of
their travis and anchors. There Is q report
that several OF the Gloucester and NeWfound-
land fleet are badly damaged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-05-18
What wouid They Have Said.

What would Mr. Conkling's friends have sal
{ Mr. blaipe II he had turned the control O.
ne United States Senate over TO the democrats
ecauee the nomination for collector az Port
md didn't suit him?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-05-18

The funeral OF the veteran Journalist. Mr.. I.
A. Gonrlght, TOOK place from his late residence.
NO. 1909 9th street, yesterday afternoon, and
In which he was held. Among those present
were ex-Speaker Randall, Director OF the Mint
Burchard, ex-Mayor Emery. Hon. Horatio
ki1g, l. Clephane. Gen. 5. 5. Henkle, Or. j.
Ford Thompson, DR.. T. o. INNS, DR.. J. Il.
Blake, j. w. CoLey, s. Norment. :. Mast, John
Goldin, J. u. Adams, F. L. Harvey, r. r. Tay-
lor, n. Davidson and large delegation OF the
sentauves were Ben: PerIay Poora. Boston
Journal; w. Scott Smith, Boston T.'aneUeT.
John NJ. Carson. New York Times: e. b. Wight,
chicago n16ant; Frank A. Richardson, Bal.
timoTe sun: Edmund Hudson, Boston Herald:
DEB. X. keim, Henry q. Hayes, Miss Emma
James. Mrs. Briggs, and Messr5. W. p. Phil
nps, ID. r; Mckee, p. v. DeGraw ana Geo.
many members or the city press. Tne
remains were fR handsome Stein
casket over which We're many tr;blues in fi0w-
erS-a broken column, a pillow with the word
"Res,;' from the odd Fellows, and a column
from The newspaper men being among them
The services were conducted bT Rev. DR.. sun
deIlaDd, OF the First Presbyteriaa church, who
pai0 feeling tribute 10 the memory OF his old
friend. The pall-bearers Were MesSrs. G. s.
Noyes, M. w. Barr, L Q. Washington, Ben:
peTley Poore and D. c. forney- representing
the press; John Thaw, Grand Lodge. John II.
Given, Grand Encampment, r.. B. Nixon, Co.
lumbta Encampment, ana A0on Duvall Me-
tLopolis Lodge, L0.O.F. The escort was by
Metropolis Lodge, Columbian Elcampment.
Grand Encampment and Grand Lodge OF odi
Fellows, and the Oldest Inhabitants in car
rlages to Glenwood. where he was laid awav
with the beautiful funeral services OF the order
impress.yely conducted by Grand Patriarch A.
II. Stockman. assisted by DR.. J. E. Mason,
Grand High Priest OF the X. w. Grand Encamp.
ment or the District OF Columbia. George w.
Chi ds, proprietor OF the Philadelphia Ledger,
sent token OF remembrance In tle shape OF
letter OF coincidence 10 the bereaved family,
accompanied by check for a generous amount.
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Wall Street To-day.


NEW YORK, May 1S.-The Posts financial ar
tlcle Q:4O p. m. editi0r) says: At the Stock Ex-
cnange United states 8 per cent bonds, which
carry the right OF extension at 80 per cent, are
IN demand at an advance Of Is; the 4k's are
Gown 1s, and the As are unchanged.
STATE bonds are quiet and rather firm.
Rallroa0 bonds are strong at an advance
OF Aa2H per cent, the latter Chicago and
Northwest sinking fund 6's. which ara
up 70 i1OH: The speculative feeling at the Stock
Excnange Is stu running very nigh, and out
sloers au over the country are using the stock
lndlcators and telegraph wires to trade In
STOCKS 10 larger extent than ever before. In
may pc said that the stock market was never
90 !8Ige as now, and laS outsiders understand
now 10 buy before they sell better than to sell
DeIore they buy, the accessions to the market
are mostly on the bull side. Where ali this viii
enc is unguestioned but when It win end is
anoIher matter dependent more on the money
maiKeI wnlca promises to be easy for months
nan on anything else. The leading strong
STOCKS today are the Northwestern shares, ex-
cepung Kansas & Texas, the telegraph stocks,
81 Paul and Omaha, Denver Rio Grande
COLORADO Coal and louisville & Nashville The
hlevaIeo railroad Stocks are higher than yes
Ceroay. The Trunk Line stocks are at best
Steaoy on reports OF cutting rates, and specu-
latlon seems TO be leaving them for new
fancie6. The rise to-day ranges from 1a4 per
cent cent IN the leading strong stocks, the
Iofel4n exchange Is rather weak.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-05-18
Earthquake and Floods In New
Hanln&hfre.

VUNTUOCOUK, n. H., May 1S.-TWO shocks
OF earthquake We're felt here last night, one
about twenty minutes past twelve and another
between three and four O'Clock.
The C0ntoocook, Warner and Sugar rivers
are overnoW1ng their banks in consequence OF
the storm. the water Ia still rising. Mills
nave suspended operations In various places
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-05-18

TIE MARINE BAND win give its FIRST OPEN
air concert OF the season this afternoon at $40
o'clock at the Capitol ~ Wv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-05-18

THE PowHArAN arrived at Beaufort, s. c.,
yesterday evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-05-18

MORE NOMINATIONS CoMING.-Senators Came
ron and Bayard, q committee from the Senate,
waited on the President this afternoon and In.
formed him that the Senate was ready to ad-
louIn II he had no further business to lay be-
Iofe IT: The President replied that there were
sseSefai nominations which he desired to send
10, ana requested that q sine die adjournment
pe not had until Tomorrow
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-05-18

MAJ. G.. w. COLLIER, U. S. NJ. c., on duty at
League Island, has been granted one months
leave from June 1St next.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-05-18

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS sTO-DAY.-Internal rev.
enue, s5O9. .9Sl.51; customs s609, 1873.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-05-18

RICHARD W. ELMER, Second Assistant Post
master General, Is expected to reach Wash
ington TO morrow, quality and take the otIlce.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-05-18

THERE WAS A DELEGATION FROM BALTIMORE
at the White House to-day for change, 1t
was headed by DR.. Tuck, and was hunting for
small game, the object desired being the ap.
pointment OF man to minor government po-
sitiOn In Baltimore
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-05-18

OWING TO INDIsPeSITIoN. Postmaster General
James did not go to New York 10 attend the
wedding OF Representative Starin's daughter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-05-18

JUSTICE MATTHEWS CIRCUIT.-Yesterday after
noon Chief Justice Waite made change In the
order Of Mag 2, alloting the associate justices
to circuit duty; by which @ Justice q Bradley Is
Matthews assigned to It. This circuit is com.
posed Of Ohio, Michigan, Kentucky and Ted
nfSSee,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-05-18

AHUHS tHe HOWIH8tlOnS WHICH VIII be sent
to the Senate before its final adjournment
there will be none for District Commissioners.
IL ls, OF course, possible that ad interim Dis.
tr1ct appointments may be made before next
December, but this is not regarded as very
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-05-18

THE PRESIDENT SERENB.-Secretary Window
was with President Garfield this, afternoon
when the news OF Robertsen's confirmation
reached the White House. The President did
not say anything. but simply went on making
out some nominations that were before him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-05-18

PERsoNAL-Ar. z. L. White, so long Wash
ipgton correspondent of the New York Tri,,t,.e.
and now editor Of those excellent papers the
Providence Star and the Providence Ecenfno
Press, Is In town on q few days visit to his
children, who are still residing here.-Slgnor
Salvtni and MIS- Htcks-Lord were passengers
fer Europe BY the French steamer sailing from
New York to-day.-Mr. Sidney Lanier, the
poet, Is seriously Ill in Baltimore Mr.. and
Mrs. p. 7. Barnum sailed for Europe today
Mr.. Clayton McMichael. Of the Philadelphia
hardt reached Havre J esterday.-
George b. White, who mas been ordered to the
Keafsage, was yesterday complimented with o
set Ct resolutions BY the Philadelphia Maritime
OF his energy and zeal while stationed at that
port.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-05-18
LOCAL NEWS.
District Governments Affairs

Inc engi neer commission has directed that a
h1-l lroh railing be placed OF the street
S'tSsC oNeI ROCK creek, which IS all that Il
nteQed now 10 finish that sfrurtura
ne commissioners are IN receipt a, n me-
tI nSilal hGbefoesly signed by citizens ana free-
noioerS IN the Vicinity OF Mount Vernon pIscs
against the erection or permsrent 1ol,,s,, q, a,
ton ana free oispensary at the corner ~ an
street and Massachusetts avenue fronting
Mount vernon Place. They ask that the COM
mssIoneTs trade the ground on whlch rho Ga
uop is contemplated 20 be erected for a site
much less costly and more suitable for such
purposes.
In reply TO a REQUEST OF Mr.. Nlmmo, or the
bur eau OF statistics tbas 18th street. from
PennsylFania avenue 20 y street northwest. be
graded and paved. the Commissioners state mat
Il is their wish and expectation that said work
te oone at an early day.
THE GEORGES CREEK sFTTLENEHT.
me commissioners have addressed note 70
Coy. Aamilton, OF Maryland, asking that the
substance OF the terms OF settlement OF the dir
lerences between the Georges Creek and Cum
oerland railroad and the Baltimore and Ohio
fallroaQ companies, IN which the board OF pub-
IorWaIded 10 them for Information.
BIDs FOR GRANTS PAVING BLOCKS.
BIOS were opened today IN the ofice OF the
District Commissioners for Furnishing ana de-
5EeaiSg ! sea oS IA Jne property yard ia Tits city
fui BIDDER VIII be required 60 dellyer not less
than oLe-fourth or the whole number before
July Slst; not less than one -haii OF the same
before september 30tb. and the whole number
before october Slst, 1851. These paving blocks
are TO be used In the replacing or rotten wood
blocks the current season. The bidding was
as follows: Booth Brothers New FORK, 100. 90
BLOCKS at S42 80 per NJ: 100 coo st $40 per Nj.
.oO0eo at "a .5 SOoeo0 az si7, and 100000 a
s49i -. NJ. X. Davis, 100000 at 80 per NJ. Mt.
Waldo Granite Works, 100000 blocks az S55. so
Richmond Granite Company. 9ao 600 blocks az
$500 per Nj. No award was made
FAILING OFF IN DoG-TAx RECEIPTS.
TIE falling OIL In the revenue from the dog
TAX Is notable fact, which. considering tue
number or dogs roaming the streets does not
appear altogether consistent and is only ac-
counted ior as the results OF q decision rendered
year or two ago by Mr. Buaiy, acting as
Judge or the Police Court In the absence OF
Judge Shell, TO the effect that dogs were rot
taxable property. The first year the tag law
Went into effect (the year ending June 80. lS79)
Tie revenue from this source was $40 Sos 50; the
year eLGlng June 80, 1ss0 s. So OF, and for the
current year. up 10 the present time the re-
celpts are not above $4,000. yet the dogs are
fully as plentiful as ever
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-05-18

TAILORING DEPARTMENT..
OPENED TO-DAY.
CHOICE ASSORTMENT OF
SCOTCH AND ENGLISH
GOATINGS,
MARKED
$500
$1,000
PER SUIT.
W. y. TEEL,
n 035 Penna. ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-05-18

SECRETARY HUNT will leave next Friday af.
ternoon On the Dispatch for Hampton Roads,
10 be absent two or three days. He Will Visit
The Tennessee, which ts lying thera.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-05-18

TEE SENATE ADJOURNMENT QUESTION The
prevailing opinion am ong Senators, so far as
1t could be obtained by general inquiries by a
STAR reporter to-day, was that the Senate VIII
rot adjourn before Friday, fn order that the
nominations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-05-18

WE GIVE SPECIAL ATTENTION TO ALL
" KINDS 0E
PLUMBING WORK.
ALSO TO The
REPAIRING OF RANGES. FURNACES.
FIREPLACE HEATERS,
METAL ROOFS.
We have large stock Of
GARDEN hose AND HOSE RKELs.
wATFR COOLERS AND FILTERS.
MONITOR OIL STOVES.
REIoKT GAS STOVES,
And are selling
GAS FIXTURES
AT THE
LOWEST PRICES.
cRUAon rAUeptv a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-05-18

DEATH OF NAVAL OFFICER.-A telegram re-
ceived at the Navy department announces the
death, at Pensacola Florida, yesterday, OF
Lieut.. T. C. Terrell, U.S.N. He was native of
Indiana, and entered the service in 1862 by ap-
pointment from that state. He Was on sick
leave al the time of his death
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-05-18

SECRETARY LINCOLN, AdJutant General Drum
win leave the latter part Of this week to visit
the military prison at Fort LeavenwOrth,
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