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National Republican., 1882-06-26
DISTRICT COURTS.

CIRCUIT COURT - JUSTICE MACARTHUR. = Lon
Ghran VS., DeAuey; order OF publication. scheider d
~ vs.. Garland; suit dismissed by plantlfI and
Judgment against them for costs Keyser vs.. Hitz
demurrer sustained. Jacks Oh Il Co. vs.. Schul2e de-
United States, use Alexander, w. Richie demurrer
sustained and leave TO amend in twenty days.
United States vs. Eveleth ct AL; Judgment for de-
iendant. Assignment for to-day-Nos. ", 95 9S, 3D.
23722, ~, 49, ilS.
EQUITY CoURT-JUsrIcE HAoNER. Perry VS..
Perry: auditors report ratified. In re petition OF
Mary A. Conrad guardian; encumbrance of ward 8
estate granted. Fournier vs.. Fournier; rule dis
charged and attachment vacated. oertley vs. Oerey;
reference TO the auditor. Sunderland n Hlllyer VS..
KibOurI ct al; ordered that the testimony of the
defendants be completed within twenty five days.
National Republican., 1882-06-26
PILES! PILESi PILESl
A Sure Cure Found at Last! No
One Need Suffer!

A sure cure for Blind, Bleeding Itching and Ul-
ceNted Piles has been discovered by Dc. William
ian Indian remedy, called DR.. Williams Indian
Ointment A single box has cured the worst
chronic cases OF twenty I've OF thirty years stand
ing Noone need suffer five minutes afler apply
Ing this wonderful soothing medicine, Lotions,
instruments, and electnaries do more \ ln than
good Williams Ointment absorbs tleN pmors,
alays the intense itching tpartculary at night
after getting warm in bedl actsas u pouluce, gives
instant and painless relief, and is prepared only
for FILES. itching Of the private parts, and for
nothing else.
Read what the Hon. J. N. Conlnherry, of clevo-
land, says about DR.. Williams Indian Pile ONT
ment: u have used scores Of Pile cures and 1t
affords me pleasure to say that have never found
anything which gave such immediate and perma-
nent relief as Dr. Williams Indian Ointment"
For sale by stott & Cromwell, or mailed on re-
ceipt ofprlce 81. HENRY & CO., Proprielors,
M&Th 90 Vesey street. New York City.
National Republican., 1882-06-26

On Saturday in the circuit court the suit of the
government against James Eveleth vas tried and
resulted In Judge Macarthur giving verdict for
the defendant, The government sued to recover
81, 700 paid Mr.. Eveleth for experimenting the
of the fire proof roof of the Winder
Building under the objection Of the Secretary OF
War Mr.. Coylc appeared for the goyernme 1t aud
Mr.. Savile for the defense. The Attorney Gem
c al had previously submitted an opinion TO the
Secretary of War taking the same view Of the case
as Judge MaeAr rthur did. First Comptroller Law
reno. forwarded ~ lengthy brief, which was read
by Mr. Coyle aud filed In the case,
National Republican., 1882-06-26

The Woman's Christian Temperance Union
held an enthusiastic meeting In Masonic Temple
yesterday, led by Mrs, Cohen; opening prayer by
Mrs. c. L. Roach. The leader spoke OF tho near
ness of the day when Iowa should vote on the
prohibitory amendment to her State constitution,
aud earnest prayer was offered for It's success
Colonel Ninai, Of West Virginia, spoke earnestly
OF the progress of the temperance reform, the
agitation In the different States, and said much of
the Interest Is due to the work Of the ladies'.
National Republican., 1882-06-26
united States AIarshal's Sale,

by virtue Of writ Of fiery facias issued of the
Clerks office of the Supreme Court of the District of
Columbla and TO me directed, Will sell at public
sale for cash at the court house door Of said District,
o'clock m all the right! title, claim and interest Of
the defendant in and to the following described
properly, attached by the United States Marshal
June is TO wit; All that piece and parcel q land
Branch OF the Potomac aud known us part of tract
called "Aarona" Beginning on the Marlboro road
In the southwest corner of said tract, and running
thence to the sixth line thereof thence south 80 de
line thence along the seventh, eighth, tnh tenth,
eleventh line, thence by snch lines Will strike the
thirteenth line at the Marlboro road, and thence
along said road 10 the place of beginning, together
with al and singular the improvements thereon;
condemned rs the property OF Daniel Lee to satisfy
execution No. i007 In favor of w. p. Cottrell & Co.
c. Il. HENRY.
us. Marshal
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
iul9litg
National Republican., 1882-06-26

The Treasury and Government Printing ofIice
base. ball mines were to have played II match
show up, the Printing Ofice Club played picked
nine with score OF ~ to . in favor ofthe typos.
The games for the present week IN the Depart
mental League are as follows To-day, Post Office
and War; tomorrow, Signal and Treasury
War aud Printing Office; Friday, In
terror and sigual Saturday, Treasury and Post
Office and sigual and Printing ONCE.
National Republican., 1882-06-26

The question of prohibition will be decided by
ballot in Iowa tomorrow, and in response TO an
appeal from Miss Frances L, Willard, president OF
The Womens National Christian Temperance
Union, tho Wonens Temperance Union OF this
District will hold day OF prayer to-day at their
headquarters In Masolilc Temple, commencing at
l0u N. The following Will conduct the PRAYER
service: Mrs. J. W. Bowen, Rev. W. Il. Ward, Mrs.
Roach, Rev. 8, IL. Green, Mrs. NJ. NJ. Chaplin; Rev.
A II
National Republican., 1882-06-26
SAFE DEPOSIT 90.

GECURITY FROM LOSS BY BURGLARY, ROB
- Berry, FIRE, OR ACCIDENT.
THE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY,
ofWashingtOn,
In It's own building.
CORNER l6rH STREET AND NEW YORK AVE.
Perpetual Charter Act Of Congress January q, 1851
-OuOoC
Proof Vaults al prices varying from IS 10 go per year
according TO size and location Rooms and Desks ad'
Joining Vaults provided for saiesRenters
VAULT DOORS GUARDED by THE SARGENT
TlME'LuCK.
SECURITIES AND VALUABIES of every de-
seripton, Including BONDS and STOCKS, PLATE,
ITsNELRY, DEEDS, &c., taken for SAFFrKEEp.
1856, on SPECIAL GUARANrEE at the Lowest
Rates
BENJAAfIN 7. SNYDER, President.
CHAR. .Es 2 CLOVER, ofRggs Co, Vice President
JOHN SAssEiS "a si.1 ITsespEeEr soore,orv
Q. T. Nyman, Asst sec'y
DInEcTORSi
BENJAMIN r. Snyder, Charles q, Glover,
john CRSsels, Henry A, Willard,
John q, Parke mysSm
National Republican., 1882-06-26
WEST WASHINGTON.

During the fehing season report concerning the
condition OF the water ct Grcat-Falls'will be pub
lished each day, as furnished by the Washington
Aqueduct oiiicc, Georgetown, using the following
scale of measurement: Very turbid, o to 81 turbid
TO 15i slightly turbid, 10 to %; clear 22 to aG.
Condition the water. Sunday, June 25-At Great
Falls, l5 at receiving reservoir, 25 at dslribut-
ing reservoir, Sj.
Street lamps lighted to-. night at 1I:i5, and ex-
ungulshed ht 80 n. IN. During the remainder OF
the month the lamps will not De lighted.
Miss Hordie, OF this place, the beautiful and
charming daughter of the late General Hatdic,
" $; A., left on Saturday fo1 philadelphia. II is
her Intention, In company with her friends, Mrs
and Miss Rood, TO make an extended tour through
out the Northern States aud Canada, returning
home about the lst Of October.
Quite number of the young people Of George.
town visited GlymOnt Saturday, having received
Invitations TO a select picnic given by Professor
Henry G. Spencer and wifo to the scholars attend
ing their business college this year.
A son Of Mr., Ranlsburg would have been
drowned in the river had II not been for The as
slstance rendered by young man named George
Deeth, who brought him safely to shore.
The foundation Is belng laid for brick ware
house by w II. Tenuey q Sons, on the site of the
frame one recently destroyed by fire.
Charles a. Lucas, saloon keeper, No. S010 Water
street, tired OF life, took an ounce Of laudauum
Saturday at 10 so a. IN. and died yesterday morn
ing at $50. The remains were taken TO his late
residence, No. 1927 street.
There viii be race between some gentlemen
employed in the War Department Wedne' 'dty
morning Mt o'clock, starting from Cumberiunds
boat-house and rowing to the AQueduct bridge
aud return.
JoHN CARR MOODY, counselor at law, Vallejo
Cal, says that he suffered seyen.yeags Nth crue
Joint trouble--rheumatfc In Its nature ana ex.
National Republican., 1882-06-26

with dull feeings and the blues when they can
be so surely cured By simply taking a few doses Of
Simmons Liver Regulator. Genuine prepared
only BY j. III. Zeilin 4 Co.
National Republican., 1882-06-26
'CHE WEST JERSEY RAIIR
NNHE GREAI -
l. -, IpiEiNSN;S5Yiii:.XANtA ROUTE

FHNHE GREAT -
s.r, 99UBtT TRXSK, sPEiESR!I5 $SENEhiY2.. NJ, w.
'iNhh VA IL EFFEGf fl ju NJ g. issl 'oiPMENF
TRAINS LEAVE wAsHiNGToN, from Station.
For p,,,c corner SIKH and y streets as foiiows
q Pullman Hotel and Sleeping Cars al MAJ a. n
daily Fast Line, 70 m. daily, with Sleeping Cars
S0 y. m. daily, with Palace Cars to Pittsourg Mali
ESPTesS SS4 r NJ Ssy for PI,ts6urg and me West
For Canandagua, Rochester Buialo Niagara on a
IN. daily eXceptSu SUNDAY with ParlOr Car IRON Hnr-
6isopTg p aS9 p m daily except Saturday, with Pal
For WilliamspOrt, Lock Haven, and Emra at $50
For a. r. No dlTIy, WE eExee9t s n Snnday day, soo ~
aud 1920 p, m. Limited Express Of Pullman Par,
For brooklyn, n, l., ali through trains connect at
jersey city with boats OF Brooklyn Annex AFFORD.
efr%se across New - York eIty s'''' avoiding double
For Philadelphla 500 a. M. 1880 M, 1880 leo G5o
Ana gGSS ITsp p m; on sunday t20 @so aud 1920 m.
For baltimore, $40 500 0So 1880 a. M and i:SS, iao
d!19 S29 '9 .s, GS9 49, and 1922 2. nj Sn sunday soo
For Popes Creek Line CIJ a. IN. and lao ~ m. daily
For Ahnapoiis, Gao a. m and 40 p m. daily, excep'
ALEXXNDRrA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL.
NAY a ANp ALEAANDRIA AND WASHING
For Niexandria $40. 40. GaO lIOO, and lie, a. IN
40 800 6:2 500, and ll;D y; mi ON sunday at G:9l
p:20 ll0O, and 1l2b n. m, and 500 y. M.
For Richmond aud the South $3.50 aud l2j a. daily
-, and 800 u. m. daily. except Sunday.
s:ic. ana 1000 n M: ~ o. 3OI. 800. 700 aud gcO ..
m and 1900 midnight: ON Sunday NJ 7;s0, sis. and
Tickets ami Hformn;ion at the Office. northcas, cor
ner of Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania avenue
and nt the station where orders can be let tor the
chscking oi baggage to destination from hotels aud
n.,,. J;n; WOOD, General Passenger Agent
National Republican., 1882-06-26
PROPOSALS.
DRoPosALs FOR TWO BUILDINGS FOR
PRoPosALs FOR DECORATIVE PAINTING


OFFICE oFlBUILDtNG ron
STATE, WAL AND NAVY DEPARTMENTs.
WAsIIINGTOH, j.. o., June ~, lssa
Sealed Proposals and designs for the Decorative
Painting OF the walls ceilings and iron finish Of six
Bglldlng for state, War, and Navy DepaEtmenis u,
this city will be received ut this Otiico until ~
July II, Ss2 and opened Immediately thereafter In
presence Of bidders.
Specifications, general Instructions TO bidders and
blank forms 0f proposal will be furnished to regular
decorative artists ON applCatiOn TO this Office,
TIfOS. LINCOLN CASEY,
Iu20t 1t. col. Corps of Engineers
National Republican., 1882-06-26
]. II. WOOD. General Passenger
FRANK IIIlMSNN- lnnnrul Munnnnr
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
THE MODEL FAST AND THE ONLY LINE
BETWEEN
THE EAST AND TIE W EST VIA WASHINGTON
DOUBLE TRACK JANNEY COUPLER
STEEL RAIISi


$%S H. ns l'
t-'oo-1hleag3, Clhcilnnt, and IT. Louis Fast Ex-
Pre5S pnI sleeping Cars to Cincinnati. ST. Louis.
500 baltimore, Elcott City, and Way Stations
tC;l5-naltmore Express
6;5oes,BaltHimore, AnIapolls, and Way. Cpledmont
Sirhnnurg, Winchester Haserstown, and Way
nphladelphia New York, and Boston Express
s:io7staunlon and Valley, Express. Connects for
iHagcrstown and ut Point of Rocks for Freder-
tGOO.,,Baltmore, HLyattsville, and Laurel Express
Stopsht Bcltsville Annapolis Junction, Jessup's
aud Dorseys ON Sunday stops at ali stations
lc'OcTBaltmore Express sIopsnt IIyattsvilie and
tiO4o Pltt'burg, Chicago, Cincinnati, and 81, Louis
Express Sleeping Cars 10 Cincinnati and Chi
l2;lOSBaltimore, Elllcott City, Annapolis and Way
il:2s-on sunday only for Baltimore and Way.
tS0O-Batinore, Philadelphia and New York Ex.
s;GO.Baltmore and Way Stations. winchester.
ymsyd a@ anG GwfGy GSaTa Ta TayS aaSycSss
{rredserLek, via Relay. Stops ut Annapolis
tt4o"Bsitim9re Annapolis, and Way Stations.
tI41d Point of az moSks ErediSrek IiaEsrsIown, Win
-, OF Rocks and Way stations 9niy,5 '1
Rea HSRFsi' Snd Laaro Ina Wy
Gol-poinl Of Rocks ana Way stations.
sleeping Cars to Pitis6Grg
Blob iltiniore Express.
TESS Philadelphia, New York, and Boston Express.
80 Sleeping Cars 10 New York.
tl0lC--Chicago, Cincinnati, aud ST. Louis Express.
Sleeping Cars TO Cincinnati, 81 Louis and Chi
llsO-Bstimore and Way Stations
tDaiy tsunday only oher trains daily, except
sunday,
Ali trains from Washington stop at Relay station.
For further information apply at the baltimore and
Ohio Ticket Offices; Washington station, 0D aud 1851
Pennsylvania avenue. corner OF Fourteenth street,
where orders Will be taken for baggage TO be checked
WM. CLENENTs
Master of Transportation, baltimore.
&, X. LORD,
GenerAl Pnssenger Agent BallImOre.
National Republican., 1882-06-26

The members of the Capital City Gun Club made
the following scores at twenty balls each on their
n,rnnnds Inst SnLurdnYi
National Republican., 1882-06-26
Total.



These were the only competitors making the
requisite number Of points for the Crecdmoor in
teruational competition.
National Republican., 1882-06-26

john CARR MOODY, counselor law, Vallejo,
Cal, says that he sulIeted seyen.yeays with cruel
joint trouble-theumatic iu its nature and ex-
eeedingly painful Commander Coghlan, U. $.
Navy, strongly urged him 10 uSe st. Jacobs Oil.
After continuous use Of the remedy the effect was
so wonderful tint he must congratulate himself
specially. and the human race generally, on the
perfection of the Drodlct
National Republican., 1882-06-26

At the mid range match of the Columbia Rife
Association satur day the following scores were
nada.
National Republican., 1882-06-26
AUCTION SALES.
John Sherman 81 Co.,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS AND AUCrIoNEERs,
ST. Cloud Building.

NEAL n AdfNIN AMI
81. Cloud Building.
CuANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ES-
TATE On VIRGINIA AVENUE. BETWEEN
SIXTH AND SEVENTH STREETS SOUTH
WEST
By virtue Of a decree passed on the 18th day Of
June, 1882. by tie Supreme Court OF the Disrlct OF
Coumbialn ~ the cese Of Hiram Boman et al VS. Ieli-
ME NJ Cutler ct Rl equity No t0b5, the undersigned
trustee, will offer for sale. ut public luctoli, IN
lront Of the premises on THUlisDAH the sth a ay
Of July A. y. 1881 at oclLc< j. IN, tie west iOry,
seven (47) feet Of lot one D, ~ square nunibered
four hundred aud HiNty-tour ago, IN tbe CITY OF
Washington, District of Columbia with the imprnve-
ments thereon, consisting Of two Fame dwelling,
hOnses known as Nos. 60 and Gl2 Virginia avenue
touthwest said property will be sold subject to
nxes, and in bulk or in parcels In the discretion OF
ihe trustee. Dc. a. a.,
ance in two equal miscellaneous, payable In one an1
two years from the dny OF sale, with interest at
per cent per annum, secured by deed of trust on
the property sold, all cash. at the option of the
purchaser. lf terms Of sale are not complied with
In five DAYS the the right TO resell at
The risk aud cost Of The defaultlug purchaser
EDMUND A. BAILEY, Trustee,
Columbian Law Building.
wM. NJ. SMITH, Salesman. ju22eodsds
National Republican., 1882-06-26
FOR RENT.
INGLESIDE.

The most attractive beautiful, and desirable sub
urbaD place outside OF the boundary line OF Wash
bride place., being one and hall miles north OF the
Presidents Mansion, OH Sixteenth street extended,
consists of 60 land and woodland, beautifully
laid out; shade trees shrubbery, &C.; spacious and
welLarranged stone mansion, sixteen large rooms,
two smaller ones, large conservatory, closets, bath
room, gas and water pipes nll through the house;
high aud healthy, overlooking the city,
The property now offered for rent or lease.
The household effects of the late residents will be
sold on MONDAY, the eTWENTY-SIXTH JUNE, on
the premises, Parties who may want TO rent would
do well to attend the sale as many articles could be
purchased that would be desirable for lessee. Apply
70 REGINALD EENDALL
325 AZ street northwest. Truatoos
@. NJ. WIGHT,
GO Louisiana avenue northwest. ]
iuc1-a&ds
National Republican., 1882-06-26
PAIR BLACK CARRIAGE HORSES, FAMILY
gARkAqEs, viciohINE, LA1EDAiuy, III AZ G-

NESS, ALDERNEY cJW AND CALI, BE
On MoNDAy MokNSiIsESGt tJ,E JpENE, M, TWhENfTH- hENf
side" residence of Colonel George b. Corkhill, we
will sell by catalogue all the Furniture aud Effects
e9ntaned a,e .hsrsln spprPE na Por Furniture in SILK
materisi, and Walnut Gold IL,ed Suite Of pieces,
covered In Rep, extra linen coyers; Rosewood and
French Plate Mantle Mirrors; stenway Rosewood
Sc.; French Mantle Sets Clocks, and Bronzes; Oil
Paintings and Steel Engravngs; Rosewood Etegcre,
Halls aud Rooms throughout the Mansion; Jardl.
niers. Cbina Mantle Ornaments aud Vases SILK
nice, Leather-seat Oak Dining;room Chairs, Mahog-
any sideboard, Walnut Extension Table, upwards OF
French China, White aud cciored Table Glass, Cut.
lery, Refrigerator &C.; Library Book Case ana Sec
Suite Turkish Chair, Engravlngs and Ornaments
nll the FURNITURE cQntaned IN 4 rooms, Walnut
MirEordoor Wardrohes Walnut Sets Work lab tables
Bedsteads, Bureaus Washstands. Easy Chairs Cur
tans and Cornlce, Feathers, Hair Mattresses, Bed
Clothing. Blanksls, Furniture OF servants Rooms
And at FOUR O'CLOCK T. NJ, one pair black Car
rage Horses good trayeiers large Famly Carriage,
Landau, Phaeton and Rumble. by Joyce; Victorine,
shnfls and pole one-horse WagUn Dog Cart; set Of
Double Harness, Saddle, Nets, Grndsone, Cutting
House open ior inspection on Saturday, June q,
Tne grounds can reached by taking the nth street
cars It'll street line to SOLDIERS Home IL being but
n short walk from either point
This fine Mansion and Grounds for rent. Full In
formation given OIL applying 10 Executors or Auc-
Catalogues can be obtained of Auctioneers.
REGINALD FENDALL,
q. N: WIGHT r.
uEMAN II. WALBRIDGE.
Executors OF Hcpn u. Irkhil. decd.
Conveyances will be in waltz at terninus of Four
.eenth sti eet route to convey persons 10 the sale
National Republican., 1882-06-26
COKE!
COKE!
COKE!

~ 10 es kfushel ''''''. sS ~
% BUSHES Crushed 9 o1
90 bushels ufllnAry Quke,.,.''''~''''''''' ~ ~
For sale at onlca " Washington ,As'l llgh! eoni-
lany or at @. w. cropley's Drug Store, llo bridEe
street, Georgetown apo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-22
PENNSYLVANIA POLITICS..

Senator Cameron's private convention has
met, performed its work and departed. 1t did
what it was called together to do, and the
political situation remains about as it was be-
fore the delegates came together. 1t would be
inaccurate to say their work was of much ac-
count one way or the other. They had no
right to take any action in the name of the
Republican party. They represented nobody
but the Boss, and the candidate they named
is in no sense the choice of the party. He has
position which no strong Republican in the
State was willing to accept. Mr.. Wanna
maker, the Hon. Galusha A. Grow and other
able Republicans whose names would have
given Mr.. Cameron's doomed ticket needed
strength, declined TO be candidates before an
illegal convention. Mr.. Cameron was forced
TO nominate somebody who could be depended
upon not to decline, and lie found such a man
in the hitherto obscure Mr.. Brosius His name
will add no strength to the ticket, and the
manner of his nomination will have no other
effect than to weaken an already desperate
cause.
1t was industriously whispered about before
the convention met that Dir. Cameron was in
favor of concessions. 1t was said that he was
willing TO have the delegates declare i'll favor
of new and popular convention, and adjourn
without making a nomination. But it was
noticeable that Mr. Cooper, who came to the
convention direct from consultation with the
Boss, discovered with remarkable quickness
that the delegates were opposed to another
convention. He found this out even before
the delegates themselves were aware of it. and
was very emphatic i'll his declaration that
" this convention was not TO be bOssed, but
was TO be allowed to have its own way
All the other subsidiary bosses took the same
view, and presented the remarkable spectacle
of working enthusiastically TO defeat the ex-
pressed desire of the chief Boss. 1t was the
most transparent piece of political strategy
which the Boss has attempted yet There was
no toothache in it, but it belonged to the
established toothache order OF political
sagacity. A few innocent observers appear to
have been taken in by il, and from such We
have the amusing information that yesterdays
gathering was in 10 sense bossed conven'
ton. Its delegates were called together OF
the sole authority of the Boss, the Boss's com
mittee offered to pay all their expenses. an1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-22
PERSONAL.

While in New-York, Herbert Spencer will be the
guest of Professor 1OumanS.
Senator Platt of Connecticut, will spend the
summer with his family among the Adirondacks.
An excellent portrait of Robert Browning has
Just been painted by his Robert Barrett Brown
ing
The Rev. DR.. John Hall and wife, were among
the passengers on the Servia yesterday. They
will remain abroad until fall
NJ Eugene Gillaume, the eminent sculptor sue
ceeds the late NJ Charles Blanc as Professor OF
Hsthetlcs and Art History at the College of
France.
Arthur Arnold reminds the readers of The Pail
Mall Gazette of what does not seem to be generally
remembered. that Garibaldi was born and registered
"A Frenchmau.
Charles Bradaugh. the English infdcl. who has
been unsuccessfully trying to get into Parliament
SAYS he has just declined offer of 900 in ad-
vance for "a series OF lectures i'll this country.
Dr. d. b. St John Roosa and his wife will sail for
Europe on Saturday the steamship Germanic.
They will spend most of the summer III England
and France, and Will return in about three months
John Francis Clark, Judge of the great races at
Epsom-the Derby and Oaks-has occupied the po-
stion or thirty years. His father and grandfather
filled il before MIN for fOrty-slX years; and he VIII
probably be succeeded by Ills son.
Mr. Hubert Reggie, formerly of Boston, but now
of SMYRNA Asia Minor, has received from the Sui
tan the decoration of the imperial Order of Os-
MAMIE in recognition of ms services to the nhab-
tants of Scio last year, when that island was de-
vastated by earthquakes
Every year Mr.. w. w. Corcoran, the Washington
philanthropist. sends treat" of Strawberries and
ce-cream to the various charitable institutions OF
that city, Despite the donors illhealth this years
treat was sent out last wcok-a little later than
usual, as strawberries ripened unusually late thii
| year.
Mr. C. C. Fulton. Editor of The Baltimore american
accompanied by his family. will sail for Europe OF
! July l for the summer. While there he will con
tribute 10 the columns of his paper a series Of let
tiers on European life similar TO those published
| by HIM years ago under the title " Europ
| Viewed through American Spectacles."
Work On the Garfield Memorial Church. Wash