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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-30

r .ooK OUT FOR THE FOURTH OF JULY.
FIREWORKS,
PAPER LANTERNS. FLAGS. ALL SIZES.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL AT THE LOWEST
MARKET PRIoE.
At CHI. RUPERT.
je25 20 4O3 7th st. northwest
SUGAR DOWN AGAIN!
SUGAR DOWN AGAIN.!
ON DECK
With q supply bought
SINCE THE DECLINE:
Also, ¬her large invoice OF
That can't be equalled in Wash 'nston for making
ICED TEA.
LUNCH GOoBs. GREAT VARIETY.
FRUIT JARS. ALL KINDs-pRIcKs Low.
ELPHoNZo YoUNos,
50a 9th Street Northwest,
je20 Opposite Daily Critic Office
ICE PITCHERS.
A full assortment Of Plated Ice Pitchers of
superior quality. with Metal and Porcelain Innings
Fine Hated Table Ware and Cutlery in great
variety q. very moders tie prices.
M. W. GAIT. BRO. 4 CO.,
je2o I1OS PennsyIvauia avenue.
YoUTHs' AND BOYS
BLUE FLANNEL. SHIRTS,
To be had at
WIN. g, TELLS,
!eIs 93o Pennsylvania avenue
ATTENTION is CALLED
TO THE FOLLOWING
NEW STYLES OF CLOTHING
Just received at
THE AVENUE CLOTHING HOUSE,
9S9 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
New Styles Of Fine Light .colored Cashmere Suits
Sew sty lee Of Fine silk-faeed CHECK Suits.
New syss Of Of F Fine erss Suits snass
Of Of Fine Fine ana Yacht Cloth Suits
New St, les Of Evening Suits.
Fifty New Styles of Cashmere Pants.
Immense Variety of White Vests
THE Latest SENSATION
IN CH1LDREN'S SUITS.
TIE Royal Blue Jack Tar 6uita, from to IL years.
Busters OF every description for Men and Boys.
BOYS AND OHILDREN's DEPARTMENT
COMPLETE IN EVERY. PARTICULAR.
NEW GOODS RECEIVED DAILY.
- Prices always the very lowest.
A. STRAUs,
No. 939 Pennsylvania Avenue,
je4 FIVE DooRs FROM 10Th srREET.
SCHOOL MEDALS.
NEW DESIGNS.
LOW PRICES.
SAM'L LEWIS, SONS,
JEwELLKRs AND sILvERsMITHs.
ml8 1918 Peuus min
LEWIS JOHNSON & CO.,
BANKERS,
Corner Of Penna. ave. and 10th street.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE. BONDS, STOCKS,
GENERAL BANKING. MA
J. Ii. WHITE d BROS,
Manufacturers of
PORTLAND CEMENT,
ROMAN CEMENT. KEENE'S CEMENT
Works: sxsnfcomhe. Ergl.nd. ,The~
rss q Porsnd st for
ment ere aWsreed 10 us over Al COMPETITORS, our
Cen e. being the strongest and best
sso ossns .ren Fl o Is bs
trict Of Colun bIs, Bpcoe's 10th st. wsrf, and has
Bisc. e's 10th 81 whsrves. je6 3m
T. MARTIN OO.'s PULP MORTAR BLACK.
Lie Foe BRICKLAYKR's USE.
Where Black Joints are required.
Best In the world. Only black that never fades.
J. 81. JOHNSON CO., AGENTS.
ap25 18th street wharf and 1909 street NV
MRS. ]. p. PALMER
Respectfully announces to her numerous friends
and customers that she will leave for Europe in the
Steamer Parthia, OF the Ounard line. on the 29th
inst She will visit both Paris and London on mat
tiers connected with her profession and any ladies
who may wish to consult her in reference to their
Millinery orders she would be pleased to have them
call upon her prior to her departure. je11
$500 REWARD
OVER MILLION OF
PROF. GUILM ETTE,S FRENCH
KIDNEY PADS
Have already been sold In this country and In
France: every one Of which has given perfect
Satisfaction, and has performed cures
every time when bsed according
10 directions.
We now say to the afflicted and doubling ones
that We Will pay the above reward for single
case OF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-30
SPACE Is so VALUABLE

IN THE STAR" THAT WE HAVE BUT A
tHORT SPEECH TO MAKE IN Advertise
MFNT CNo 60 IT DOES not MAKE ANY DIFF
FERENCE TO THE PUBLIC WHY WE HAVE
BEDCCKD OUR PRICES. WHAT THEY ARE IN
TKREsTED IN rs THE Low PRICES We ARE
NAMING.
WE NOW OFFER AT sll.75 THE CASHMERE
SUITS THAT WE'RE els. si0 IS THE NEW
PRICE FOR oUR sl2 SUITS. SIS Is TIE
lR1CE OF DUB GENUINE ENGLISH $40
SUITS.
There is not over Eight Hundred SUITS FOB
BOYS AND CHILDREN in our house. Those
that are there ara sold 1t about 10 CENTS ON
THE DOLLAR.
We ordered 200 Of the IMITATION tEFR-
SUI KERS that We sold at $3.50 per suit. They
came in 30 late. and we have lite time before
improving to dispose Of them. that the Price hs.
been fixed st THREE DOLLARS PER SUIT.
7 he lsrge lot OF SIX DOLLAR PANTALooNs
at FOUR DOLLARS ara well worth buying
LOOMS at THREE DOLLARS are nesrly gone.
The so CENT WHITE VESTS will be closed by
SATURDAY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-30

FOR MOUNTAINS, SEASIDE AND
SPRINGS.
ALBATROP, all shades, so cents.
SURAH SILK. Evening Colors
DaMASSE SILKS.
Chcice SATINS for Evening Wsar
GAUZEs, &C.
INDIA MULLS. FIGURED SWISS
PERSIAN Lawns, INDIA LIN EMS, &c.
ANDERsON'S BEST GINGHAM5 reduced TO
20 ceIite. Great variety.
VELVET GRENADINES, SILK GRENADINES.
Coz CHINA PARAsOLs, SUN UMBRELLAS
at tedU ced prices.
ZONE PRICE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-30
A CLEAR SWEEP!!

Il
IN order to clsar out our IMMENSE STOCK OF
suMMEk GOODS. we have reduced for the -.
81 90 Ladies' best French Kid Button BOOT5T ~
81 80 fine Kid Button to g.
81 90 Ladies Kid Button to 81.
~ French Kid Viewpoints and Button to 81 g. %
81 25 and etrap SANDALS to 81.
81 Ladies' Newports and Sandals to 75c,
Suc Ladies' Lasting Flip ph Rs to 3sc
81 - CONGRESS- , 75c,
.oc. CATERS To SOC
80 cents best Hsnd-sewe1 Low SHOES and Al
81 sesi-bsc CO GSxtFoRp TIES 81.
S3 fine c ALI Low SHuES to 81 81.
81 50 Standard" Solid Low SHOES to 81 Is,
Misses and Childreh's SANDAL Sand NE WPORTS
Infants SLIPPERS. sll co'ors, zoe and up,
Chllds good 81 SES, for tbs couatry. SOC.
WILLIAM HAHN,S
RELIABLE bHOE HOUSES
Sic n st. between II and 1.
1922 Pc. ave-, bet 18th and 2Oth
J-oo-5t ''ri9n Red Iii ,per."
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LADIES GOODS.

Nj WILLIAM OFFERS 20 PAR CENT orr HIS
W IN IRE STOCK OF NEW SUMMER
bCODS-French Pattern BoDnets aud Hats Mill
nery Nov.l leo. SILK Wraps. street and Travelling
l al ne psst Efencs Sorrets Lawn ana Per-
Ismasse Snlts; o me assortmsnt Il Parasos aud
Gloves; Partisan Novelties in Neckwear; Black
Lrd White Laces In great variety: Lsdies and
MISSES Bathing Suits ana Caps. ard q csre'ully
stkcteo llne Of Partisan Novelties; best English
Needles, Papers for 30 cents
Nj. WILLIAM,
Cite Treyise. Paris;
je20 907 Pennsylvania avenue.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-10-20

Parties wishing to purchase choice lots for
building purposes, and in as desirable a loca-
tion as there is in the county, should take ad-
vantage of this opportunity. .aaos aa
The Connotton Valley Railroad, with its ele-
giant Depot and accompanying switches, is To-
Gated in the centre of this village, and also
within a few rods north Of the Intersection of
the Fulton, Hartville,, New Baltimore, Ran
dolph, Marlboro and Canton highways.
This beautiful tract of land is surrounded
with rich and highly cultivated farms, is natur-
ally adapted for, and at present, very indicative
of a prosperous town. .... q. ....a.....
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-10-20

detail and to buy revolver and to pre-
pare myself for executing the idea.
This required some two or three weeks,
and gave my entire time and mind in
preparing myself to execute the con-
ception of removing the President. l
never mentioned the conception to a
living soul. did most of my thinking
in the park and on the street, and
used to go to the Arlington and the
Riggs House daily to read the papers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-02
FOREIGN NOTES.
LONDON. Tuesday, MAJ


serrpant.Maior seaton attempted TO commit sui
eide at BronpiOn Barracks. Chatham.
The new steamship seryia OF $500 tons bult ior the
Cunard steamship Company, was successfully auncned
on The clyde to-day.
IT is stated that Prince Bismarck intends altering the
Coinage law making such alteration dependent upon
the result OF the Monetary Conference.
The Berlin National Zung says that negotiations arc
proceeding between Germany and the Vatican reiatl'e
To the administration Of the vacant bshopric OF Fuda.
The firm OF brooke ,swyndes Co. tLimed), cotton
spinning company owning large mills at BolnRton mas
decided on voluntary liquidation. The liabilities are
stated at $4,000.
The new daily afternoon newspaper to be starteu py
Mr. Edmund Yates is be called The Cuckoo IL Will be
devoted to news and gossip. The first number Will DC
issued on March IL.
dispatch from Berlin that Herr Decnend, cnair
man OF the Imperial Bank Of Germany, and Herr
schrout Government Councillor have been designated
10 rruresent Germany at the Monetary Conference
MONTREAL, March 1.-The frm OF W. & f. r Currie
& Co.. one Of oldest in the city In the iron trade mas
failed with liabilities between 100000 and $0oo,OOo
large portion Of which Is due IN Glasgow, Scotland
The principal creditor is the Bank OF Montreal Ine
assets are not supposed to be sufficient u pay oo pe
cent ~ the indeo.edncss-....The stock market was
steady Today. Bank Of Montreal opened lower on aG
count Of Curres failure, hut subsequently, lmPrV'eu'
-. ]. Beaudry was elected Mayor OF Montreu W.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-02
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WAsHISGTON. Tuesday, March !. ltSl.
Nothing beyond routine business was transacted Dy
the Cabinet to-day II was decided 10 hold special
meeting Of Cabinet Thursday next whch VIII DC
the last held by the present Administration
It's expected that Saturday the retiring President
and Mrs Hayes md family will leave by special car
for Cleveland where they Will remain few days, pro
ceedng thence to Columbus, after which they VIII 80 10
their houie in Fremont
II is stated that the Khcdive wrote to President
Grevy demanding the recall Of Baron de Ring the
French ConsuG neral berauso Ot his conduct In con
necon with the mutluy Of the troops Baron uc
Ring ef, Egypt to-day.
Lieutenant. Commander Charles H. Pcndleton' Is NJ
has been detached from the Alaska, ordered To return
home and placed on waiting orders Lcu'cnant Martin
Hale has been detached from the Navy Yard nj Fen
sacoa and ordered return bOue preparatory 10 sea
service.
The Commission appointed Ia select site Tor the new
naval observatory agreed this evening upon site On
Georgetown Heights belonging 10 Mrs Barbour Ia DC
purchased at Il cost OF sG3Onp .h' commission hisp
adopted the plan proposed FOR he new building by Arc-
teot Dldden. OF Washington.
Secretary Sherman to-day Informed tho chiefs OF
bureaus and other officers OF the Treasury Department
that his administration would close on Thursday next
The Secretary will the meantime tender his rsIna-
ton to take effect at the close Of business on thnt u III
order 70 take hts seat in the Senate at IL D on Fidny.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-02
THE WAR IN SOUTH AMERICA.

PANAMA, Feb. 10.-Later advices from Lima,
by the United States steamer Adams which LETT Caao
February s. are unimportant The Cbillian ofcia ac-
count of the battles Of Chorrlos and Mrahores differs
little from that already furnished The fine erny OF
which Pierola and all PernviOns boasted mas meiceo
away almost as by magic Perola has les than 100 men
TO follow him in his wanderngs The Army Of the South
has been dissolved said and the men have returned
to their homes satisfied that resistance is hopeless
Pcroa recently addressed by letter by DIS renuS
in Lima and urged to and devote himself TO the
work Of arranging terms OF peace with the Cni1ans
From his reply the leading people OF Lima were con
WINGED their late President had no clear apprtcla
tiOn of the situation and last accounts were agtatng
the question establishing Provisional GoVernmehs
with Dr. Antonio Arenas, a distinguished lawyer VI
Lima, ~ Provisional President. -, ,.
Business was generally resumed in Caao and Lima
January II and retail stores were crowded with Gus
TONER'S The currency question is very dicnt one on
account separate issues OF paper money nc
Losses by fire robbery OF houses ana goods nrougn
the riot OF January ID estimated at S6OOOoOO Inc
municipal government OF Lima IS IN the nand5 o, tIe
PeruylanF Military rule, under which the city sun re-
mains Is little felt and there Is no caprlclOs ntereI
ence Oy the Chlians either III muhlc!pai Vi Juooi"h
affairs,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-02
LEGISLATIVE HALL BURNED.

EXCITEMENT IN ST. PAUL MTNN.-TIE MEMBERS OF
THE LEGISLATURE BARELY ESCAPE WITH THEIR
LIVES.
ST. PAUL. MIMI March 1.-Abont 10 o'clock 10
night. while both houses were in session. an alarm
of fire was sounded. which startled the memherS
from their seats. Rushing from the chambers theV
saw firebrands falling from the dome OF the
Capitol, which was already i'll b!nz'.
hook and ladder company. with headquarters near
Inv. hurried to the scene. and, with the aid OF their
ladders. the mombcIs all escaped, some OF them
slightly singed
The building burned rapidly to the ground cans
ing loss to the State Of over Slooooo
rtbe structurc The loss of the historical and Si-
preme Court library was much greater because aus
the books and papers cannot be restored Inc
records were all saved, however, AZ they were III
the vaults One OF the vaults contains 0E'r
~ 600 OOO Of Stats Trust honds which
were saved The LepIsla'nIe h1s only two DAYS &c 10
s,t. and the Market Hall Is being fitted up Tor lis
accommodation tonight. There Is no INSURANCE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-02

bill is 30 large-although 1t exceeds 11,OOo'oOo'
and is greater by about $4,000 900 than was ever
before appropriated by any similar bill. The cmei
objection is that the bill contains so many items oi
appropriation which ought not to be made any
body except Congressman who will read the Engl-
neer's report upon which ostensibly the Dill Is
based, Will be obliged to admit the truth OF TINS
assertion. More than one-ffth Of the money TO DC
expended for the so-called improvement OF alleged
water-courses named in the bill might as we'll pe
thrown into the sea.
When the conference report on the bill was reau
in the House of Representatives to-day, the point
was made that it should be considered in Committee
Of the Whole because an item Of appropriation had
beer added by the Conference Committee which had
never been passed upon by either the House or the
Senate. This point was promptly overruled Dy
Speaker Randall who had done all IN ms po,MoI
quietly to promote the passage OF this logloiiiMhe M
scheme. Mr.. Reagan explained that one Oh Ilo
rivers for which an item OF SlO,OOO han peen IN
serted had never been surveyed or examiner, anu
the Conference Committee, not wanting to see Ine
money boarded in tho Treasury, had c0nciude9 ~
apply it to another improvement" Tins ls lalr
illustration of the loose manner IN when applo-
pIiatons for rivers and harbors are made In no no
other bill could provision be smuggled through W
pay $4,000 toI any purpose without its beng care
fully examined and voted upon by both brancnes
of Congress The vote upon the adoption OF the
conference report was 100 to 81. The SoutIerH
members with two or three exceptions, vottn
solidly for the grab" of which the Solid SOuth is
to receive the lions share.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-02
TELEGR GRdPHIC NOTES.

AUBURN PRISON EARNINGS.
AtBJRN, NJ " March 1.-fhe earnings OF the
Prison for The month OF February were sood'
MINING DIVIDEND. 49,
s.S Fp,NctsCo March 1.-The Silver King Min
ing Company has declared dividend of 20 cents share
THE DETROIT BOARD OF TRADE.
DETROIT. Mich, March IL. X. Norton was
elected president OF the Detroit Board OF Trade
"nS' MIAMI COLLEGE COMMENCEMENT. ,
CtNcINNAII March 1.-At the conIInehcemcnt o
a., Mani Medical College to-day thrtyou young men toOA
de9rees The gold prize taken by f. W. langion.
WESTERN WINTER WHEAT CROP.
CurcaGo March IA gcnfleman who has traV-
.d sonthsrn Iowa aud Northwest Missouri reports tho
Inter wheat In those localities In magnificent condition.
RESIGNATION OF A SENATOR -
u,prronD Conn March 1.-The Hon. John Is.
tanher ~ elect this district today re
,na the once OF the Connecticut Legislature
sMAIJpox SCARE In CONNECTICUT
MyRIDEN, Conn.,. March 1.-The small pox scnrn
a. ended here The at no time Juslhed e
~ ss have bsen floating round There are Ouy tn
ssses here Of mild form aud ty arr IN M so'ed part
the town.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-02
TIE KILLOCH TRIAL.

san FRANCIsCO, March 1.-ln the trial OF
vouur Kaoch for ;he murder of Charles De Young the
defence oprned to-day. Mr. HIghton counsel Tor inc
defence III his opening address announced ME ueencS
10 betrst on technical grounds, the prisoner having
been once before placed in jeopardy ana disehareeo
occordpg 70 the court records second sei'-detence:
third transi,cry mania. The counsel said he expected
TO prove that from what had pelore hap~
nened AID the known chararier ot Do
Young the prisoner was III reasonhoio
fear of his llle that the day OF the tragedy the
prisoner had had an interview with friend OF DO
Young and had made appointment to meet ohm win
view 10 making arrangements TO stop the publication
Of a pamphlet rejecting the prisoners fatners
condition: that III the event OF IT'S suppress,1Sn
the elder Kaoch would not prosecute De ioune or VIC
sItempt on his life that after the prsohsr oeSss
ownr that inc pamphlets were Delng
IN The Chronicle office, N IN aRitateu eaa' va
mind observed threatening cxptesslou W DG
Vouny,s face ana % motion 10 dtaw u Pis%A
~ hou"S Sc entered aud thai. drawing bis pls.ol.
hoh fred simultaneously He proposed u vldisate tne
tsstimony OF Cementshaw who was sent to the Pepen-
,,arv ,or perury in swearing the preliminary exam
innflou that DC Young fred the first SHOT
the conclusion OF the opening address bum oef "
were examined 10 the good character OF sas
prisoner prcyious the tragedy Ine courtIoom "~s
owdcd and great interest was man,fested'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-02
PLACEMENTS or WESTERN NEVIS.

STRIKE oF CuGCA5o BOILrI-MAKHRS
Chicago, March AL the boiler-makers
otths cy srnck ns motne ior m ANY INC" anI u Ser ~
Employers rcfIs' TO grant ther unhahus' au" '"ei' "
an even prospect Of prolonged strike.
STOVE MOrIpERS REFlslNG TO woEk.
C,xCIxyN NTI, March 1.-The mCU!ders in the
Excelsior S.uye Works hrr' maIo nnnnJ ne'' MA n;
hni,g hs rctuscd by The prOprctors AL the tnOn men
s,ric, anI are out They also demanded that tue
nnnrrutce system should be aboisa"i OF gre"'y re'
strcted. .
KILLED ov THE RAILROAD TRACSc
CLEVELAND, March l.-Robert Hayes superin-
tenlent OF tie Woodruff sleeping Car Company Lormery
" ar in" Uni Depot to-day, and struck by loco
motive. run over aud killed. He leaves family
SHOT ny THE TOWN MARSHAL.
CINcINNATI, March IA Princeton, KY"
t.eernn saws: Last night Robert Arnold. the Town
Marshnl of Burlington, shot and wounded Dennis Col
iims and Peter German and killed man named Fut-
weller. These men were shot whle attemlung 10 S rss
en-, a fellow railroad brakenlan whom Arnold nad
arrested mob OF railroad men drove Arnold from the
village" .... ,..,o,,,
Chicago, March LA daring burglary was
On sunday night ut the house Of H. F. smith
member Of the Bonrd of Trade NJ smtn, on
for The night, carefully placed roi o Oo Ko i p,Iiow
:" % Ts had H. was iscoverei in an nseniibe CON
dition yesitr riny morning, ana ING ""o'' ~ ~ ~
ransacked from top 10 O0ttom'
suoorING OF WILLIAM MoRELAND. ~,
C,SC1NNATI. March IA dispatch to Ihe
Go-1t, rom p,ris Ky says nm inquest WAS ned To-Day
on fnc body william MOrelanu, Wno was snoe on
& 1uS "S y, vos shown that Wnn and Moreland had had
bad bad feeling; that Moreand came home Ia az
10 and found him the samttsGce ssyns
h ,ared frcble with VIM; that he tnen asked for
light oni while she giving hum match winn nrea
,nrous ' ec tili morning when Morelauds body was
found winn raims that he heard Morrlanu sav h
On, boys now let's Tor him. and fearing an a'tacX' 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-02
HEATP FAILURE AT ME4DVILLE. PENN

CLEVELAND, March IA dispatch to The
Lecturer from Meadville PENN says that sensation was
caused in that section of Pennsylvania by the failure To-
day OF the extensive drygood establishment OF Defores
Wild there with branches IN Ttusve. Bradford Warren
and Jamestown The failure was preciptated by large
exceptions oba aimed by H. D. Clahn, OF New'forR, ana
local banks. Ju igmeats amounting IN SlooOoo
have been entered. $4,000 Of which are
foreign attachments Four lOca! banks have $4,000
interest In the Many creditors are yet TO DC
heard rom. The I0t0l Liabilities are estimateu az
900 600 Weld bought out William H. Andrews, who
viii bc seriously embarrassed by the failure, aDd us
propcry will b, jeOpardized II Weld ls unable 10 meet
his u,1ccncns An execution has been Issued against
Andrews, who A..s the sympathy OF the community
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-02
EXCITEMENT OVER ALBANIA.

LONDON TUESDAY, March l. 1881.
Afyiccs from Constantinople indicate that
M Porte IA much exercised about the report OF Albanian
pf,Irs, and Is consequently inclined 10 setue INC
Gree X question.
d,sno,rb from Athens to The StaRdard says: " The
cr.ck Covcrumeut "a Informed that 1000 Turkish
troops with guns haya been hastily dispatched froin
Jamaa TO att ck the rcvoted Aibanians at frisseua
and Debra."
In tho Cnan.Scr Il pulcs at Athens yesterday
ofer the Premier lad statrf biS renly 70 lne
t.v.s M he Powers NJ. TIicounis said thnt tc 'ihn-
br ought to approve reply Iny OIL the uLuSf"'""
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-02
EXTRA SESSION OF THE SENATE.

TIE PRESIDENTS PROCLAMATION CALLING SEssloN
AT NOON FRIDAY.
WASHINGTON, March 1.-The following was issued
this afternoon:
BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF AHEKiCA'
A PROCLAMATION.
Whereas Objects of interest % the United states re-
uuire tnat the Senate should be convened at IL OcOc
on 4th of March next, to receive ana act upon
comnnicot ous as NAV be made 10 the part Of the
Executive; now therefore, |, Ruthetford H; haier
President OF tho United States have conSdereu ~ " oo
extraordinary requires the Senate 0f the Cnea
States TO convene for tue transaction OF DusneSs W
the lpto I'm the City OF Washington the 4th day OF
March next IL O'Clock at noon on that day OF WHEN
all who sal! time b. entitled TO act IA members
OF that body hereby required To take notice. o
Given under my hand and the seal of thc Uncd Sla'e
Mt the 2Sih day OF February In the year Of
our Lord one thousand eight hundred ana
and of the Independence Of the United States OF mtrca
ths ono Hundred and NTH H. b. HAYES.