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The Current Unpleasantuess.


The political complications brought about
through the withdrawal OF the New York ap-
pointments Is still the uppermost topic. What
ever plans Mr.. Conkiing has for the future, If
indeed he has any, he keeps them to himself
and carefully avoids any showing of his hand.
On behalf OF the President his friends say he
clearly foresaw that Senator Conkiing's plan
then move heaven and earth to reject Robert
son. This course would have Interrupted the
nt m q an the New xobs n
handed In COnklings friends merely to remind
him. that II Robertson was rejected he would
!, ne ,c compelled @ J. to % %Ie-arrange the slate Hence
undoubtedly Will be, the nominations with
drawn will, with but one exception, again be
sent In to the Senate. 1t ia held 1Dy dlspassion-
ate observers that in every way the President
now has the whip hand. It Is true until
there Is another republican caucus Conkling
can hold back this disputed nomination until
all the cases not In contest are disposed OF. Ia.
less there is an unexpected drawback the Sem
ATE can dispose OF all nominations not in con-
test by "wednesday next at the farthest. Mean.
while, the Presidents plan Is said to be to with
hold further nominations until action on
Robertson Is had. This for the reason ii he kept
on sending In new names, the Senate would
have, just go long as he pursued this course, un-
contested nominations before It, and the real
fight would be delayed by his giving the Senate
other n material to-, to act upon He does not pro-
bic event OF the Senate. after disposing OF un-
contested cases, adJourn1ng without disposlng
OF those in contest. the President could at once
convene the body In extraordinary session, and
they would then have nothing before them
but the uncOntested cases to take up.
IL there Is no report made by the com.
merce committee on the nomination by
Wednesday next the talk is that another
caucus will be held, and that the friends
OF the administration will have votes enough
to reconsider the action OF the previous
caucus, and having accomplished this, refuse to
De bound by any ukaSe which will delay action
upon Robertson's case. The long headed Sena-
tors say that as peace is now impossible, the
sooner the fight Is over the better for all con-
which the President will not again send to the
Senate. even IL Robertson is confirmed, Is that
OF Mr.. Tyler to be collector at Buffalo. This
gentleman, like his Baltimore name5ake, is In
volved, 1t Is alleged, In a social scandal, and
manifold petitions had been forwarded to the
PRESIDENT to withdraw his nomination, even
before it was Withdrawn.
District Attorney Reed says he was mis-.
quoted In one particular in yesterdays STAR.
IN an Interview he is reported as having satd
II saw Logan this morning, and he Is looking
as II he had been to funeral. although l had
no chance to talk with him." What he said
was II saw Logan this morning. but did no.
have chance to talk with him. The demo-
Gratis say this is a republican funeral"
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The MaIkeI&a

BALTIMORE. May 7.-Vlrg1nis sixea de-
do new ten. I .forSes. 52S bid I TO- u day 'e''e1 ''@
,dhaIa dBALIaT1M9IRE. ORE. May 7mGss,oa duh, dna.,niddns
frm; western easier. closing ste.dy-southern red
;l l24sl.27; do: a%bsI. s. l@ssalss; @ No 2 western M
ans Tntsr rsS '2S 2Sa 5sy ssY sa2.. 2.s
l.1sHal.iSs4: Corn, southern higher: western
6so. f, msr. .st closing ssssdy.soatnsrn white 81 do
ssssnss JSns ssssS6 Jnly ssasse
Rgs au som,E, sne Without Mss Gull i.i
S%ESnieyy %1ig yda to suEsI dun aad
bushels: corn; 10 C26 bushels; oats. 5sI bushels.
sS
SEw zoRK 1zstSsss .s: .ssye and suoysnt. ~
sSszs SEW nSeS T@kR2. 2a'e May Flour duh and IN,
changed. Wheat heavy and kalH lower. Corn
NEW YORK. May T., IL .. .m.--The Stock
Of yesterday: The specuiat on during the Srst
ss S &ev YORK S vat ss1s
cent per cent 70
LoND0N,, Nay 1850 p: m..gon.ols.
Aiaptio and Great western 6rst mortgage Hastses'
& do co. Ss% Ss'sX @
6ent.s S T. ec Kesa,nS. o9sC'' 2s 'O'' fenn's'Am'
money. ia ,is fcr the .eoouni iSs Nss
Jerfey Cental 1l9. Erie. 6px. heading. 2Shs.
New York. Ontario and Western. S71.
NEW YORK MARKETS THIS AFTERNOON.
The following quotations were current In New
York to-day at 3:80 p. m. - reported BY b.
Dodge Of $50 18th street. by special Wtrs-
Western Union. ll71s; do. new stock. IS: Ne~
M 6,fe es snSs 1ss sna
De.xare, LacisVsnna snd western. 81: % iasx; ns1 5SU
Jersey Central 1909 Delaware and Hudson. 1liX
Reading. 66x; Northwestern, 1867; 40. preferred
-; st. Paul 1l71; do preferred - WAbssh
md PacanH l9h; do. preferred. 9l1fi Union
Pacific. n9es; H., 4. and T., l9X; Hannibal
and 81: 10, SIN: DO. preferred. lGS4 It. Louis and
Iron Mountain TAN Ohio and Misais1ippi, 15
IS; Northern RC Pscnc o COM. SD AZ 9 y anc do
preferred. 7s; San Ffancisco COM. =; DO.
preferred -; DO: arst preferred. =; yOentxal
Fsmhc, -; Hoc6 Island. 1874; 0heaspeake and
Ohio IS; Louisville and Nashyile. l0SH: Nashville
d.SI1iss da.nS1a:p s.sSsd a 1S; e Ssn ss
ie6S Denver ana Mo arsnde. los; 81 Psul md
Omaha. 4S6 do. preferred. 9g ;O.U.6: and =. s2H;
Erie and Western. 5lx; Ohica9o. 81 Louis and
New QrleaHS S0i Ool. Goal: tSA; Ohio 0snsss1
ssX; Texas Pactnc: 6a's TeIas Psdne . f; a1 S Ssk
coupon, 1.1exsl. .00X; Sc, l.0lazsI. Ok; coupons.
iio''1 az: iass: 1Sx icRG1a
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A Daughters Shame and Suicide I
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
"a deliberations, i'm Russia.

LONDON, May IA dispatch from st. Peters
burg to the Daily Ne,cS says:-A ukase will be
puDlished saturday lto-day) or Sunday lessen
ing the rent. 10 which peasants are liable for
lands from 80 to 65 per cent. This will apply to
the thirteen northern governments. There Will
pe otner measures OF amelioration for the
south. The expectations OF q constitution are
probably chimerical.
ssAmelfOration'' in Ireland.
In the house OF commons last night motion
OF Mr.. Philip Callan (home ruler, member for
some thing should be done to improve the WELL
1ngs Of laborerS In Ireland, Mr.. Forster, chief
secretary for Ireland, stating that II the gov
thing to effect the object Of the motion In the
lal bill 1t would gladly do so.
The Greek Frontier Question.
Sir Charles W. Dixie. under foreign secretary.
replying to an attack By Mr.. Ellis Ashmead
foreign policy. incidentally stated that the
settlement OF the Greek frontier question was
due to an understanding arrived at between
Mr.. Goschen and Prince Bismarck, which led
TO tie united action Of Germany and England
A Letter from Carlyle's Niece in
Reply to FrOude.
Mr. carly les niece writes to the Times In re-
ply to the letter OF Mr.. James Anthony Froude.
relative to the publication OF MI. Carlyle's
"reminiscences. She says Mr.. Froude'S refer
ence to hidden reasons for his action have
awakened curiosity which he can now hardly
refuse to satisfy. Her letter concludes as fol-
lows: "If Mr.. Froude would but surrender the
papers now to be examined and decided upon
by three friends OF Mr.. Carlyle, it would be In
accordance With his obvious intention as eX
pressed In his will, and would be joyfully &C
cep1ed by every member OF the Carlyle family" {"
Gladstone C0nvaIescent.
LONDON, May 7.-Dr. Andrew Clark visited
Mr.. Gladstone this morning. he says the pre-
m1er bas not been well for some time. and that
application to business brought on sharp
attack OF indIsposuton, from which. however.
be is now conValescenI 1t is necessary, he
says, that Mr.. Gladstone should have rest in
the country. Mr. Gladstone will to-daygo to
Lord Rosebery's house at EPSON to remain
until Monday.
Parliamentary Oath Act.
The conservatives In the house OF commons
will resist the first reading OF the bill for the
amendment OF the parliamentary oath act
and also take division against 1t on its sec
Ond reading.
League Organizers.
Messrs. Sexton Kettle have been appointed
league organizers. They Will 60 to Ireland TO-
day TO attend meeting tomorrow.
The Grand Duke Nicholas i'm Prison
LONDON, May IA dispatch from Berlin to
the Standard says: The Grand Duke Nicholas,
son OF the Grand Duke Constantine, and cOu-
sin OF the present Car, has been sent to the
fortress OF Duna0urg, to be kept for an 1ndet-
mite period.
Heavy Salvage.
The admiralty court have awarded the An.
chor Lii steamer Columbia the sum OF e4 500
salvage for towing into Fayal some time since
the disabled Cunard line steamer Batavia. OF
this sum f3, 600 goes to the owners OF the Co
lGmbia, COCO to her captain, and the balance to
her crew.
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Important Military Changes.

MAJOR GENERAL sCHOFIELD ON WAITING ORDERS
BY direction OF the President the army orders
constituting the department OF Arkansas and
the military division OF the gulf. are resclnded,
and the boundary lines Of the military dtv1-
s1ons OF the Missouri and OF the Atlantic are
restored to those In force prior to the issue OF
said order, to wit: The military division OF the
Missouri to embrace the departments OF Texas
and of the Missouri as they existed before the
publication OF general orders No. 81, of 1850,
and the departments OF the Platte and OF
Dakota. The military division OF the Atlantic
to embrace the departments Of the east and OF
issuance OF general orders No. 81, OF 1880,
Major General j: M: Schofleld is placed on
waiting orders, with full pay, until the further
4th cavalry, will join his regiment in the de.
partment Of Missouri, and the officers of his
personal staff will proceed to their respective
cOmDanieS
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THE RACES TO-DAY.
Contests at National Fair Grounds
tBe Telegraph 20 The Evening SsdTl
rur PACING RACE

THE PACING RACE
NATIONAL FAIR GROUNDS May 6, f:26 p. m
In the race 20 day for all PAGERS, purse, g. 600,
the entries were: /. samuel Keyes. Pittsourg,
Pa; &. m. Lucy. 3. John Splan. Washington.
d. C.; ch. m. Matte Hunter. g. W. II. Mccar-
thy. Philadelphia, Pa; oh. &. Sorrel Dan 4.
Jehn E. Turner Philadelphia. Pa, o. 6. Ben
Hamilton. 5. II. S. Hurd, Philadelphia, Pa
blk. 6. Rowdy Boy.
Two heats were run Thursday. In the third
heat run 10 day the horses came IN. In the fol-
lowing order: Matte Hunter Ben Hamilton,
Rowdy Boy, Lucy; time, 2:2iA.
UNFINISHED TRoTTISG RACE or THURSDAY.
The trotting race for the 2:2l class le.t unde-
cided on Thursday, was then proceeded with.
The entries were: w. III. Crawford's or. 8. Vol
taiTe, w. b. McCarthy's b. 6. stiverton, J. 4.
Philips b. &. Jersey Boy, NJ Goodins G. m.
nelds C. &. Stonewall
In the first heat the three horses running,
nnisbed In the following order: jersey Boy,
Sllverton, Noltaire. Tfme-2:2sk.
2P. Mn the next heat they fiuished In the
Ioi owing order: Jersey Boy, Silverton, Vol
taire. Time-22lh.
THB PACING RACE WON BY MATTE HUNTER
239 P.M.-In the fourth heat the horses came
In as follows:-Mattie Hunter. Ben Hamilton
Rowdy Boy, Lucy. Time, 2e4E.
MARRIAGE LICENSES have.been issued 70 Chas
jenkins and Elizabeth Adams; VIM. Boom. OF
Anne Arundel county. Nd, ana Lizzie Down
mus or Prince Georges county, Nd: Jalius
Roth and Harriet r Campbell; George Morgan.
Of Georgetown, and Ada jackson. OF Alexan-
drfa. Va
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wall Street To-day.

NKw YORK, May 6-The Posts financial artl-
Gle says-AI the stock exchange o. s. 4's are
road bonds are irregular but generally higher.
The stock market is generally strong, the spe-
cial features In the advance being the Elevated
over sold; the southwestern stocks, which were
strongest In the early dealings, Indiana Bloom
lDgton and western, c. G. c. and l. and Erie,
Western Union Telegraph has been excep.
uonally weak, having fallen from 119 TO 1861
OF the grangers. Milwaukee and st. Paul ls
lower. The Trunk Line stocks are quiet and
about steady. The market for foreign eX-
change Is dull and about steady,
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The Coming Republican Caucus

The Coming Republican Caucus.
CONKLING ON THE RAMPAGE
The republican caucus viii be called for
Monday, so it is now given out by good author
ity. The business will be to consider the
present situation, and 1t is declared that Sena-
tors Hawley, Hale, Burnside and others. who
sustain the President, will make the issue d.
rect with Senator Conkling in the caucus. 1t
appears that Mr.. Conkltng has lost confidence
In p. HI. General James, as he yesterday spoke
Of the latter as "that man James," COnkling
has also complained that Dawes and other re-
publican senators made haste to desert him as
soon as they discovered that to stick by him
was to lose federal patronage. He made ap-
peals to democratic Senators yesterday for help,
ard during different conversations spoke re-
prOacbfully OF republicans who had volunteered
their support, but who deserted him at the first
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EIGHT MURDER. i'm a Year.

CINCINNATI. O., May IA special dispatch
from Cedar Mills Texas, says: On Thursday
last McDallas Hodges, a constanble OF
Grayson county, attempted to arrest two COW
boys whose names are not given, one of whom
shot Hodges dead, whereupon both OF them
galloped away. The dispatch adds that this lis
the eighth murder at Cedar Mills within twelve
months.
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Hasn't Sold Out.

BOSTON, MASS, May 1.-The 7faUelteT says:
1.-The report In morning paper that Mr.. E. +.
waters has sold out his interest in the Adcer-
tiSer is, We are authorized to say, totally un-
true.n
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TIE YAETIC AND THE SPRBDwELL left the
Washington navy yard this afternoon. the for.
mer bound for Hampton Roads and the latter
with freight for Norfolk.

AN OHIO MAN WHO LOSES Hrs GRIP-Capt.
A. c. Cole. OF Portsmouth, Ohio. who left here
day or two ago. was an applicant for one of
gives 1t up.
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OHIO TRAGEDIES.
Sad Fate Af n RrSA0

CINCINNATI, OHIO, May THE Gazette has
the following specials:
CANTON O.. May Mrs Charles Maury died
last night from mistake Ia taking medicine.
Morphine powders had been prescribed for her
twice day, and quinine pills, every three
hours She reversed the order with fatal
result Mrs. Maury had been married but two
weeks.
A Daughters Shame and Suicide of
Her Father.
GALLIPoLIs. O., May Z. Reuben Bray, q
wealthy and prominent citizen OF this place.
has committed suicide. He had suffered great
trouble on the account of his daughter, who
recently died In house Of ill-fame In iowa,
and his mind seemed to give away. He sue
ceeded In finding shot gun which had been
hidden from him. and blew out his brains.
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Afrcsted Under the Coercion Act.
LONDON. May IA man named Levy, q rela-
tive OF ODoI Ovan Rosa, has been arrested in
Dublin under the coercion act.
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SUMNER RESORTS.
kPRINGS AND BATHS.

rAPON kPRINGS AND BATHS,
~ ALKALINE lrTHIA WATHRS,)
EANFSHIkE COUNTY, VEST VIRGINIA.
Also, Chaly beate Waters, rich in Iron. and fine
White sulphur Spring in the Neighborhood.
Open from June fst to "a late In October as the
com papy viii justify. Unequalled by any mineral
waters in America for the cure O.: acid dyspepsis,
kidney and bladder troubles, uterine ailments,
gout. diseases Of the skin, catarrh affections,
rheumatism and fur ctional heart troubles / L 8
AN UNFAILING SOLVE OF CALCULI. These
waters have proved OF great value in many other
dsesses, but can be more confidently relied on in
TINS country j guarantee cure, ii durable by
mineral waters. The baths-hot, cold and shower
are unexcelled anywhere. The ne and elegant
sWimmiDg pool OF alkaline water. the largest in
the United States not in the werld, is especially
attractive. RE- No saier or better place for ladies
and children II learn TO swim. Plenty 70 NIL the
stomach and beds TO restthen, Best mountain
roads IN Virginia hundred dollars 10 the mile
expended upon them this spring. The air OF THIS
being nearer 10 all the cities north Of the Potomac
than any Of the Virginia springs OF note by an
average Of hundred and afty mules, claims :
large patronage On that score. For pleasure or
heath the traveller need not GO further Board. by
ton. Send for pamphlets direct. or caN on w. S.
THOMPSON, 103 18th street, Washington, d. O.,
for yamphlets and v ater. Fine music, good boat
ing, fishing and hunting in season good livery.
m2 Inn W H. BALE, Proprietor
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CHILDREN KILLED BY LIGHrNrNG.-Near WI
mona, Miss, Thursday afternoon. whine some
SCHOOL children were playing under q small
uee. lightning struck the tree ana imme-
mooaately Killed Mamie and Willie Hamer, Q
ana yean. and Mary HightoWer, aged 6.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-05-07

The HUDSON county IN. J.) grand Jury has
Indicted Police Captain Farrin, Officer Hopkins
Thoa Tr0tter and Michael O'Mara, all charged
with stuniug ballot bo xeA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-05-07

TEE "ePTENEG JIMMY" CASE DIsNrssED-
The charges against the men who were arrested
In the restaurant under police headquarters
last Thursday night for engaging In game OF
chance, called "6pinnlng Jenny" were dis
missed In the Police Court today. Mr.. Coyle
stated to the court that he was Informed that
one OF the men captured by the police WAS run
ming the game, but as only one game was played
before Trey were arrested, he could not sustain
a charge against him OF keeping q Common
he case, which was done.
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HI uFt He Ise

IN. Y. Tribune
Mr.. Conkling feels hurt, and he has reason to.
He is hurt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-05-07

That @Rrimocy.c
The "primacy" conferred by the people of the
whole United States seems TO be In The ascend-
anL-N r. Evening xaQ, (Rep.)
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About It.

The country Vii sii Sand 5si'S2; Sy President who
STANDS by himself.
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THE EVENING STAR.
DOUBLE SHEET.
Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY. - Internal
revenue. $s25, ,s19.13: customs s612, ,6s2. .O5.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-05-07

BOOsfem TOO Great q Price.
II the party can only be saved by allowing
COnkling 70 boss II and the President it is not
worth savfng.-NeU Rdueny0urndL (Rep)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-05-07

THE NATIONAL BANK circulation outstanding
amounts to $s53 294 35l
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DBI6HT HOUSE,
ID REHoBoTH BEACH, DELAWARE.
VIII open JUNE 15rHs 1881.
Terms, IS TO Gi4 per week.
Skating kim. Bowling Alley, Billiard and Pool
Tables attached. Send for circular.
apps SIN WALTER BURTON, Proprietor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-05-07

TIE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE OF the Senate will
hold q meeting Monday, at which session 1t ts
announced action will be taken on Stanley
Matthew'S nomination.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-05-07

The Home Industrial SCHOOL,
THE COTTAGE PLAN TO BIZ TRIED FOR rHR CHIL-
DRBE-PLANs FOR THE FIRST COTTAGE PRE-
PARED.
Plans and specifications have been prepared
by the Inspector Of Buildings for the erection
of the llrst of series OF cottages, proposed to
be erected at the Georgetown Industrial Home
School The plan contemplates Q plain brick
structure with eight rooms, with a kitchen,
pantry, and large parlor, the purpose being TO
educate them to live as families In place OF be-
ing all huddled together, thus nttiDg them for
the practical usages Of life, and to become more
government and discipline Is to be introduced
hereafter. This ia the flfst Of this series OF
cottages, and is regarded IN the light of an ex.
pertinent The cost OF this building viii be
5000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-05-07

JOSEPH K. BLACK. Wh0 was arrested last
evening In Philadelphia on charge OF fraud in
connection with the star route contracts, was
IN Washington most of the day yesterday and
left In the evening for home. He is quite well
known here
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-05-07

~n NOTICE On HABBATa, May 9Th, 1881.
w PUBLIC WORSHIP will De conducted as IL
an .1o ~ pm. in the Chapel Of the Young
SITS north :. st, by REV. ALN BLAIKIE. d. D.. OF
PhiadeiGhia. formerly Of Boston Parsons having
En.hEh Bibles and books with the metricA YER
sion Of Psalms used by the CHURCH Of Scotland
and Presbyteriann in the United States are re-
oussted to bring them. TnS-2es
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ANOTHER MILITARY SCHOoL.-By general
orders, No. AZ, issued to day. 1t Is directed that
"as soon as the requisite number Of troops can
be assembled at Fort Leavenworth. Kansas, the
commanding general department. OF the MIS-.
souri, Will take measures to establish school
OF application for infantry and cavalry similar
TO that now In operation for the artillery at
fortress Monroe, Va, the code OF regulations
for which, so far as applicable. will be observed
until the stan OF the school can prepare ana
submit an amended code for the approval of
the general OF the army.n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-05-07

PKRSONAL.-A9S1St8nt secretary Boll, OF Cno
Interior department will deliver the Grafton On
decoration day, at Westchester. Penn.-Pres-
ident Garrett, of the B. & o. r. R., who has
peen absent nearly year, expects to sail from
Lverpool Tor home on the 18th tnst.-Sena-
trip-The Duke Of Sutherland and party are
IN Boston TO o-day.-Representati Mckinley
is visitDg CaIfornia, accompanied by his wife
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THE CAPITOL WHAT Is IT?"-In passing
through or by the grounds on the Senate side,
the red brick grotto is always the subject OF
wonder and amused comment on the part of
strangers, and uses as varied as thera are
speakers are suggested for its existence. AL
though 1t has very picturesque interior with
It's aquatic plants, stalactiteS and fountains
tie exterior more nearly resembles vault In
cemetery than anything else. In view OF the
great number OF sensations and romanees the
tomb OF the Capulets' is suggested as an ap-
propI1ate name for the grotto In which most
probably at some time scene from Romeo and
juliet may be enacted.
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SENATE CONFIRMATIONS.-TheS Senate In eX-
ecutive ses ion yesterday confirmed the TO-
lowing nominations: Chas. NJ. Leavy AMI Mack
Weber, to be assistant appraisers for the dis
ceiver OF public moneys at Helena, Montana;
Edwin s. Crocker, to be receiver OF public
moneys at Wanston. Wyoming; William r.
Wisconsin. Postmasters as follows Chas. L.
Palmer, at Fort Henry, NY; Platt NJ. Conley
at Coxsackie, NY; Geo. II. Bush, at CASTLE,
NY; Lewis Marvin, at Walton. Delaware
VT; Jas. II. Murdoch, at woodstock, Vt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-05-07

% you WANT A PURE, BLOOMING OOM.
PLEXIONl
II 70. . few applications Of Hassnr
MAGNOLIA BALM
MAGNOLIA BALM
MAGNOLIA BALM
WIN crafty you TO your hearts coutena.
Il does away With
eALIowHKss. RxDNxss. PrMPLxs. BIo1oHls.
and Al
Il OvxRooMHs TIN FLUSHED ApPHARANox OF
HEAT. 1AT1aU1 AID ExCyTENxNT.
II MAxKs 4 LAD1 OF THR1x APPKA1 BUT
TWKNTY:
And % natural gradual. and perfect areits efects
that II 10 Impossible TO detect!s application.
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