davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-03
proposals.

TRFAeuRT D.r AEIliEsr OFFICE OF TIE SECRETARY, }
" AAiiINOruE, b. g.. April 20, ls8lB
CEALED PROPOSALS Will be received at this
= oce O'Clock p OF 10Th OF Nay lsSl,
a,uriug delivering and putting IN place furniture required
for the Custom House Building FAN River Mass.
Upon application % this Odce detailed Information viii DO
Furnished 10 furniture manufacturers desiring ~ submit pro
p0silA $3.50
Tho Department Hight reject any all blds
~ ' WILLIAM WINDOW
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-03
Y. I. MINING bIOth LAtHdN " VIII
srcnND cAIIr-l2 O'CLOCK n.

Hiberua Little Clid Big PtlAhp,g stormont r
1910. .s.ll6 2t0 .hHo LOO ~ ..t" i'' '-''
300 bsOI.2O 2f00-blU l3O Con lacliC % 400 Moo5 o.
i5I-,,ic- IN igoo ] 10 Boston Con Great Eastern
- IN " at.rr, Nevada poo - 500 ..... 81
a09 10. 100 1900 Cherokee Sufro Tunnr
Alta Montana Chysdic lD 90, 10 y'n 500, 2, ~,
~ ,,-,o.s Yellow r,cl't 100 So Bj 200 hl5 olj
100 al 20 100 si5.59j Con Virginia Unadila
no,lser Ion loo si5 $50 So .2GO 800 $3.50. II
2np biO 1.0J Iron silver lull DominFeI
Little chief 3nn-..--. $40 lib----- I'D
ioo l.55 lo0.......3.25 100 ..--.-2dol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-03

Alice claim SIS OF l.U lt upon iHN iiN''
lode and h covers. by patent from United States CIV
Ing perfect tte free an caius and litigation. sufficient
area Of suriaoo ground s. also secured iu AL
diuon for hosting works. mill stcs and store
h6uses There are two side loeauons upon
smaller parallel ofes-the curry' lode upon one side
and the Rooney oc Tho othcr-cach 800 feet wide.
which, together with hc Alice claim, give 90 area Of ground
G50 wide by nearly 1900 feet Ga length These veins
aru a. yet uncuiored
THE DEVELOPMENT
7o voin is opened 90 sysicuair and minor Ike manner
with regular levels for the purpose o. taor-
ourfy pro,ur opening up the ground n advance so o.
~ ccy show Che Of the md s prob
ah future and to hc quality and qaauuyo Of the Ore
It,rar Ga tho experience ~ eturt 60 dnd property
we'll developed 60 advance 90 c rttr,ena OF and thrown
orcn To- h. Inspection F recors u u- mining operations
have al o been kept so o. shoa % glance c aggregate
riactl1u % orr auI t. yield The assays have been uunor
ou. ani carefully made and f1 rocari hos been Kept Of
thorn since ie comm enccmaato - fhc work. The total NUM-
Der rrc1r iei % January ?. l-~o. 81 a.75S
"TUF PEODUCrIoT OR WELD or TIlT MINE
Tho total quantity worked ID TOD lruay ll,n wa
DID, Gt.lt CONSISTING of ozal7ed orrs worked and of
y. rfc ORES r,tl o roasting follows Ores WORKED
tons. of,s waIsri roasted. 1891 toms tou 1896
T.c g,-5 toms worked produced bullion valued 10
s--li7 o.. ayriarlar s-4-2 per ton worked Ihe 1851
aa..f or vor, Iot.t,i pr,il,' -I H or 100 rf'ee
OF fs p, per- vDr.i Tle total f-lle OF te 80 bais Of
bullion produced wa sss55.s a4
mime rrnir-, q .,- and GOA in enc 1-rr. ai-
by ,lIuc tith only d aa.sl mills
----------- ---'------'
Cold tsrif -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-03
miscellaneous.

ZERO EFRiGERATOR-Wit water, wine,
- milk upttlr corT best food nnd ice keeper. send
f0r catalogue. LESLEY, Oth-ase. corner 23d-sG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-03

G5rdiGs ano ftR0ers.
I s. CONOVER & Co,
Os Designers and manufacturers u
ARTISTIC CRATES AND FlsN DktIS
briss, bronze, steel and tile.
BRASS OPEN FiREPLACES.
Brass Andruus. Fire Scts, q G.
Architects designs executed or exclusive deagns urnshe
q apphcailon.
kstlnlates gnrBlsla.i % zrehifecis aIi builders.
WaieToums No. st' talll.-l, Ncv.fOrk-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-03

"Tno Improvement, upon property ere substantial ard
we'll ads The main eur.uc shaft is suak for o. OF tao
distance urou % granite which stand, Ecu and llc
difficulty Dy pressing on thc timb,so thrJinR Diem
NJ line Tho shaft 81 built m thire compartments
Two for cages anl ono Dor pumps anH lsddrrs. Tie
whole size 10 l6Eth feet 10 Is tholvusly yell umDcrd
anl plaukd and f. nited vith u,srou guido The
tmDcs for tho FIRST 100 feet 61s inches square and 7ko
inches Tor Cribs end i1cras.d 800 s.f~ % me bottom
whrfc they 12Al2ali Inches Tho platform cass are
constructed % Erouotirnu with capacity or one cas- and
They rum Independently hy separate engines placed eide uy
eide.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-03

"hc m situated just below the mouth o. tho nine and Is
supplied with abundance Of wat-r pumpe from the mne
snro tanks above 10 a. wcl arranged tO receive the
ore which passes through lsrg sized lJ1sinch Bakes
rukhrcsker and s. then spread out upon drying hoor Ten
per OF Sale A. here mixed with g. and Us hou fcd TO The
bstteics by automatic feeders There twenty stamps
each weighing $50 pounds, sinch nft ard falling 90
times minute. dry crushing This batteries
scrrens each face.
"From the baics The finely crushed dry elevated and
frd 20 Howo1s roasting furnaces capacity 81 rs
tons There arc pans with capacity Of %
daily aud three settlers. The power supplied by
8Ohorse power boilers engine Of 65horse
power capacity There A. in addition convenient melting
for rctorng and melting the bullion. 1tod with two
large retort Set I'm brick melting furnaces aud appliances
The whole has been up and arranged under Tie supcn
silver etaursi and mechanical engineer u large expert
cucc upon the COmstock and the Ontario"
Since the report frum which the foregoing extracts are
taken mnde the miro has been further developed
erected The following was the condition OF the Alice
Company property Un January l, lS-l;
THE PLANT
The plant the Alice Lode minng claim. li9O
feet length by $50 width. and two claims each
side nearly parallel NJ Rooney cEui the NORTH
LOO feet 10 length by 800 feet In tiih the Curry oin
and ~ width 81 300 fet located
on t.o Of AHce site the Anoe MIN ate
tlnur I've The tw0 lattr claims situated
south Of but uous O. tho Alice claim The
face claims II aaoa 80 aad mostly usod
for yards, failing rnservors, dumps min buiiiugs
hosing wurks hisckrulfh shops 0acc &C. The Company
have recrny acquired the Chaftn and Nadoiuoro
claims she eat OF The Alice. calraens area Of
1880 fso length hy 500 width. making an about SO
iol length Of So0 feet the Rainbow Lode
THE HOIsTING WORKS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-03

oEFIcg OF THK TOMBSTONE MIL ksD niSfNG Co.,
43kMAlSUT-rT., PHILADELPHIA. Aprl -, lnsl.
18th DlVIDEND.-The Executive Commit
n Of the H9ard Directors % this company have this
day declared the regular monthy dividend OF $4,000 being
1Ocens each share VI cspt stock OF the company
payable and Eftsr NAY 10 al tts 04sof.
Transfer books eOsed from 10Th 70 9Th inclesiva
GEORGE BCRAl4AA, PfosideBt
W. J. cHKxEr. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-03

he capacity q te engines fr nofns Is equal to loV tons
day Cor ea,h engine. fully sufficient far tic no OF he
mine when hc milling capacity i- Increased The cables arc
one inch in diameter 0f uailcablc strd wirc
"Thc m tlc pumped boy one Of tho larg'-red
Knowles pumps placed tie 1th level. aHd capable
Of throwing 1900 gallons per minute "a the snr
face. At present keeps the mine free
with only STROKES per minute 10 works With great
l4rty and smootAnrs- without Jar shock, throwing the
through Onch cast iron column Co The largo tank 90
side ~ Che hostng works. whence s distributed to
other taat reseryol Intended supply in
csse nr Folr five other steampumps smaller
aro band, aad n good condition
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-25
Wall Street To-day.

NEW YORK, April 25.-The lao edition OF the
Post has the following In its financial column
At the stock exchange the United States bonds
are firm at unchanged prices. Southern state
bonds are dull; Tennessee issues are lower,
and Virginia consOls are strong. while the de
ferred are lower. Railroad bonds are Irregular
but are generally higher; the notable ex-
ceptions being C. c. 4 1. c. lists which have
fallen to 1876 from 140, and Metropolitan Ete-
waited sc conds from 95H % 94a. The stock mar
ket has been irregular. The Vanderbilt shares.
the coal shares and the elevated railroad sto ks
have been In the main weak, while Louisville
& Nashville, Alton & Terre Haute and the
southwestern stocks have. In the main. been
strong. The only exception In the latter clsss
Is Iron Mountain, and this decline Is
the result OF something very much like
q quarrel as TO the relative prices at which
Iron Mountain stock and Texas Pacific stock
shall 60 into the new ssy stem or consolidation.
The money market Is steadily gravitating to-
ward extreme ease. Five per cent is now ful
rate for call loans, and per cent is not uu-
common on U. s. bonds. Time loans are to
~ per cent, according to the collateral. Prime
mercantile paper is 4Ha5H per cent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-25
The Markets.

ss5fsd sa "a DO sonsSls DO second series s1S
sflS5hE SS Sy gsos ID S}$anr
ara western super. .s;Sos4; 90; do extra. 4.2S
DO. do family 62Sss S.s: 26 city mns sSpss
So; do; BIO brands. 6 2Sas. So; Pstspsoo family.
%hsa a and
l22 ll22si 32 2T MY li21ssl i4as xnx:t Jup9
Corn. sontheln steady: western iower-southe:n
Hhs SsH Hn, fq ss IS ,T xesin 5s
quiet snd ste.dy-xestsIn white: 9S.ai; do;
snd s..5e1 Hss ay.P1ne &c g shaios s
Pennsylvaniia ay and nd &MaIylsna 2o.oOs2. g. Pro-
ness pors, old. Is: 20; new: is Co. Ba1f ' meats
loose shoulders and clear rib sides. none Offering;
Clear e Hs. ITdarens
s ss. ch1Iss aas ssssrP r.
quiet-IehIe ed: 8: ooEee dai ana easier-KIo car.
Eh2y e f Sms4 e'l lo sns5 G4s ,b % , 4
Freishts to Liverpool Per steamer qui4t-ootton,
aGur Pss
bushels; corn, 49, sIs bushels; oats. rs bushes
Su.Ss oo:s ,s1s
Aps 2ss'osas 2s; ,. strens Money
ments quiet and UNCHANGED.
Shsa. .1ss .a sa s%sr du 1o,a snd
-. 49,. "N' <"~/~ So.s A""SA' SoAA |Sa@
NEW YORK. April 25. IL 4. m-The st,1k
Market opene1 weak and generally lower. a d
gan Central and Lake shsre leading the down
ward movement The entire list. however, shared
IN the decline, and the general tendency is In te
LONDON. April 25, 1890 p. m.-O,nso's-
and Great Western first mortgage trustees certii.
New York Central. is. Illinois Central, i4o ..
Pennsylvanis Central, FIX. Reading, 29sa. New
York, Ontario and Western. S5A.
NEW YORK MARKETS THIS AFTERNOON
The following quotations were current In New
York to-day 1t 2:30 p. M, as reported BY II. II
Dodge. Of b3s 18th street. by special wire -
Western Union. ll6k; do. new stock. sOk: New
York Central. 143h: Lake Shore, 1884 Mlchigsu
Central. l07h; New York. Lake Erie and WesteI,..
@ pe.wars and wssers 1is NV NV
ReadipF. 57A: ;HeTthyestern. 122 DO. preferred.
Pacific. ll7k; n, K. and r. 46H; hannibal
md md ST yo So: de preferred 49, Sc Louis .ad
90. preferred. -; Psciac Man. s.; B: b. ana
preferred. IL; San Francisco COM: COM: -; ~ do. do
@ &c. Hoaf sand asss Ss SsnsT ,na
and 0hattan2oga. S4A; Ontario and Western. -;
Canadian southern. 75a District Of Goiumbsa s 6
Denver and Rie tranae, iosI Ra S. Paul pdilnSsd snd
5hssso g. 'nS Hod: and
az: Tssss R.se ss9 T; Ts1:. I sssae ono aasnse sTa
l.0aszsi. o27s SIS. llSxsi Il; ooncons, m T. isxs
LA; as. l.i5h coupons. l.lb1sal.i61.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-25
St. Louis Street Car Strikers.

ST. LOUIS, April Pa prolonged consulta-
ticn took place yesterday afternoon between
the presidents OF the different street railroads
stble to ascertain Just what occurred, except
that the railroad managers demanded prorec-
ton OF their property and the immunity OF
their employees from insult and molestation at
the hands OF the strikers The presidents have
since determined to run no cars to-day. Tne
strikers held another large meeting at the
Turner'S Hall las: night, but nothing OF special
note was done BY them,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-25
The Mail Rag Fastener Business.
HOW A CONTRACT WAS "EXPEDITED" AND
"RAISED,"

"RAIsED"
TEE STAR OF Saturday gave In general terms
what was claimed by the friends of Mr. George
Fl. Fayman, the inventor OF the mali bag fast
ener now controlled by Gen. G. A. Sheridan,
who fills the position OF recorder of deeds OF
this District. The patent for this device was
obtained by Mr. Fayman in 1878, and he looked
forwar d to its early adoption by the Post OFF ,e
department. for 1t appeared that it was Just
bags, rendering tying unnecessary and saving
much time. In endeavOring to accomplish his
object he was assisted by Messrs. Langley and
sa%es ss Of the Post oce
In December OF that year. including that of Mr.
Fayman, who proposed to furnish the
% device at g eight cents each, or to give the gov
cents royalty. The proposals ran from 2k 90
q cents, and the mtssion-c0mposed OF d.
3: Parker, IN charge OF the depredattons d.
York: Mr.. Jam1son and 81. L. johnson, cnief
clerk OF the equipment branch-recommendsd
IN 1873, the adoption Of device other than the
ray raymsn as1n,od fastener: Although recommended,
ADOPTED. Tor some reason the parties interested
being put OH from time to time with various
excuses. report. 1t is said was made recon-
costing about five cents) be continued. claim
Ing That 1t answered ali the purposes for which
IL was INTENDED, and 1t would be an act OF IN
yu2ICo " Cuc government 10 A00pC device OF q
olMerent make at greater cost.
BEFORE July 27th following MI. Fayman had
transferred to James his interest in the patent
Tor MS device, for which 1t Is claimed there was
cut nominal consideration given and on the
same date James had transferred or given a
ncense 70 Gen: Sheridan to manufacture the
device, the consideration named being 81 and
royalty OF one cent each, payable Quarterly,
ano mad also given another instrument tran
Ierr1ng all his interest to Sheridan 1t is stated
tnat James had, before the last transfer was
mace, applied to Fayman to sign another
paper, which would have signed away his right
70 q reissue. AT this date (July 27th} proposals
for fuiI ishiIlg such fasteners were again open
ed, the commission being Messrs. johnson ana
Jaml6on, Whe were on the former commission
and MIR. Slater. Of the r. w. adjustment dtvls-
Ion. The proposal OF Gen. Sheridan, represent
Ing the Faylnan device, for furnishing that fast.
ener at 10 cents or to give the right to manu-
facture at cents yalty, was before this com.
mission. was reported on favorably, and was
accepted Mr.. Fayman's original proposition
was for royalty Of cents less than this
It Is stated that the DIST order given was for
100000 OF the fasteners and that 15O. 600 were
MADE, ana that 1t was expected that an add.
tional million would be required. It viii be
seen that had theee expectations been realized
the contract would have appr0ximated 0uar
ter OF million OF dollars, ard the excess above
the first oner Of 4r. Fayman would have peen
so, 900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-25
THE EVENING STAR.
INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS IN THE STAR.

AMraEMENIs-S!h page
ACcIIoH SALEs-sth and 7ih pase.
Books, &c.-6th psge.
BoARpIHe-4:h PAGE
Doors AND SBOEs-6.h psGs.
BUSINESS CHAHCEsstb page
CITY ITEy@Sth page.
IGATRs-sth page.
DRY GooDs-6th page.
EDUCATIoN-4th page.
FAMILY SUPPLTs-oth PAGE
EoR RENT AND SALE-4th page.
FoR SALE (MiscellaDeous}-4th page
HousEYURNIsEIN6s-6th page.
LADIES GooDs-6th page.
LOST AND FoUND-4th page.
MrsCELLANEoUs-3d page.
MONEY TO LoAN-4th page.
MEDICAL. &c-sth page.
PKRsoNAr-4th page.
PRoFEssIoNAL-4th pare
PIANOS AND OReATs-4th page.
PKoPosALs-6:h page.
RkILBoAps-fth page
SPECIAL NorICEs-lst page.
SrEcyALrHs-4th page.
STEAMERS, &C.-6th page.
THE TRADEs-4'h page
USpEBrAxERs, 6o.-S.E page
WkFrs-th page
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-25
AFFAIRS ON THE PACIFIC SIDE.
Sale of q Railroad.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 25.-The Atlantic &
Pacific Railroad company has purchased the
South Pacific Coast railroad, the line
OF which Is completed from this city to
Santa Cruz by way OF Santa Clara. This gives
the Atlantic & Pacific company possession of
the terminal facilities now enjoyed by the
cisco.
A Town Nearly Destroyed by Fire.
The town OF GreeDville, Plumas county, was
nearly destroyed by fire yesterday. The main
part, was burned. The aggregate OF damage
was over $100, ,0tO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-25
PhiIadelphia alad Re

PHILADELPHIA, April 25.-In the U. b. circuit
court this morning argument In relation to
the decree asked for BY the McCalmonts, to
prevent the issue of the $3.50, ,0O0. 900 blanket
mortgages, was postponed until tomorrow ".
The new board Of directors Of the Philadelphia
& Reading railroad held their first meeting In
the ONCE Of the company this morning, Major
Bond presiding. A resolution was passed for
mally revok1Dg any power to act for the com
pany conferred upon Mr.. Gowen by any other
DoaId OF managers After the transaction of
routine business the board adjourned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-25
Americana Imprisoned i'm British
Colombia

VICTORIA, 3. c., April 25.-Secretary Blaine
has directed that inquiry be made Into the
circumstances connected with the impr1Son-
ment OF two American citizens last winter at
Yale. They were charged with deserting from
work on the Pacific railway after receiving ad-
vances and were each sentenced to months
imprisonment. at hard labor, which they served.
There Is now talk OF an international demand
for damages being made
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-25
His Head Crashed.

NEW BRUNSWICK, N. j., April 25-George
jackson (colOred), aged 45 years was struck by
the second division OF the Washington through
line express for New York on the Pennsyl-
vania railroad, at Milestone junction, on
Sunday morning. His head was crushed
"a usinp DEATH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-25

acted In any Of the government departments
to-day. All were closed at noon to permit the
employ es TO participate in the Farragur cere-
monies. the same may be said Of the District
government offices.
COPIES OF to-day's double-sheet STAR. con-
tanning full account of the Farragut statue
ceremonies, including the orations OF Senator
voorhees, and Hon. Horace Maynard. and the
speech Of President GARFIELD, In fun, can be had
at the counting room, In wrappers ready for
mailing, price two cents.
PBRsoNAL-Ex-Se Senator Randolph. OF New
Jersey, is going to Mexico and thence to Cali
forn1a on pleasure trlp.-Barnum has had
the weakness to sue Philadelphia editor fol1
libel, laying his damages at 100000. because
the latter said Mr.. B. had n nerely rented his
name to the greatest show on earth for price,
Arms Thompson Is at W1llards.-M. Bartho-
l0mei. the Russian minister here, has rented
one OF the Gill cottages; near the beach In New
early In June.-The Misses Ballantine whom
the SONS Of Justice Bradley and ex-senator
Frelinghuysen are to marry soon, are daughters
OF rich brewer OF Newark, N. J.-General
Fremont. at present governor OF Arizona. hopes
TO become U. S. minister to MexicO.-EX-Sen-
aIor Cameron, OF Penn, Is at Wormelys.-
The libel suit between the two London J0urna-
es,000, the expenses being as nearly as possibly
diy1ded.-Mrs. Farragut attended DR.. Ran
kin'S church with Mrs. Garfield ye5terday.-
J. n. DuBarry, formerly superintendent Of the
Baltimore & Potomac railroad has been elected
president Of the Philadelphia & Erie Railway
Company, to fill the vacancy caused by the
death OF Gen. Robert Thompson.-Senator
Bayard. Col r G. Ingerson. Representative
HsZletOn, OF Wisconsin, and eX.Representattve
Weaver, OF Iowa, were registered in New York
last eyening.-Mr. VennOr, the predtctor OF
weather, has resigned his post In the Canadian
Geological Survey and Is about to establish
mining exchange In Montreal-Bishop Slmp-
son, OF the NJ. E. Church, expects to go to Ed
rope In June, accompanied by his wife and two
daughters. and to attend the ecumeaical coun-
Gil OF that denomination to be held in London
In September.-Mr. George William Curtis Is
to give an ADDRESS before the New York State
Press Association at Utica In June.-Col
Charles 81. Northam OF Hartford, has given
$40 geo for the erection OF q new dOrmitory for
Yale College.-The sale OF the library OF the
late Dr.. E. 81. Chaplin In New York realized
$25, ,OOO,-far less than its estimated value
Mr.. Tflden is to contribute mastif to the
coming dog show in New York.-The Rev.
Edward Everett Hale, 1t Is repOrtei has been,
or will be, asked to take the chaplaincy OF
HarvaTd-the position refused by the Rev.
Phillips Brooks.-Mr. John Mccullough will
make his appearance before the London public
at Drury LaLe TheaIer to-nighI. Nc. Mckay,
the millionaire, and Mr.. w. j. Florence, the
come dian, have gone from Paris to attend the
performance, and Edwin Booth will also be one
OF the spectators.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-25
War On the DOus.

JERSEY CITY. n. j., April 25.-On account OF
q number OF children having been bitten by
has ordered his force to shoot all unmuzzled
dogs found on the public thoroughfares
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-25
NEBRASKA NOTES.

Ihc EEOOd I'm the MISSOURI.
OMAHA, NEB April M.-The Missouri raised
six inches more since last night, reaching a
stand still at O'Clock this evening. The rail-
transfer at Council Bluffs.
A Prairie Fire.
A prairie fire to might threatened property at
Fort Omaha. and the garrison Is called out to
pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-25

LIEUT.. A. 3. SPEYERs, u. s. N, has been Or
dered to the training ship Saratoga, at Wash
tIgton, DC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-25

WHITE HOUSE CALLERS.-Gen. and Mrs
Fremont A. Fl. Stephens and John Russell
Yeung were among the White House caller,
to day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-25

SECRETARY BLAINE went to New York last
night, to be absent until wednesday or Thurs-
day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-25
Post Office Safe Robbery.

NoRRIsTOwN, PA, April 25.-The post Office
at this place was entered by burglars early this
with the money and postage stamps amounting
to about $500,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-25

SECRETARY WINDOW went to Baltimore Sat-
urcay evening. He will be at the department
TOMORROW morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-25

Vermont Annual Conference.
BRADFORD, VI, April 25-The tnirty-seventh
session of the Vermont annual conference closed
its exercises this morning. From the reports
that the year has been one OF great profit to
the Vermont MethOdists
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-25
THE EVENING STAR.
DOUBLE SHEET.
Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To TO-DAY.-InternNr rev.
enue, s723, ,493 81 customs. s761, ,412.49.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-25
Labor Strike I'm Ontario.

HAMILTON, ONT, April 25.-The mouIders In
this city being refused an increase of per cent
on their wages have struck work.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-25

THERE WAS VERY LITTLE BUSINESS trans
acted In any OF the government departments
to-day. All were closed at noon to permit the
employees to participate in the Farragur cere-
monies. The same may be said Of the District
government Offices
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-25
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