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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-06-17
Affairs i'm we.. Washington.

THE ANNUAL EXHIBITION OF THE ELOCUTIoN
CLASS OF the Georgetown Female Institute, Miss
Stephenson, principal, was held last evening at
the Presbyterian chapel The readings and reci-
tations by the young ladies were all good-those
OF Misses Conway, Woodward, and Shipman being
especially well received.
THE GRAIN NTRADE.-Arrived-Boat Medley, with
4,O00 bushels corn; sold to arrive. Boat Caledonia
with 300 bushels corn and 600 bushels wheat,
1900 bushels corn sold at 96c.
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.-O1erings on change
to-day: 1000 bushels wheat; sold at prices rang
ing from S1.36 to s1.37N.
PoRT.-Entered- Schooner G. C. Able, Medley,
from Virginia, with 100000 feet of lumber, to
Wheatley Bros; schr. CoradO, Mitchell, from
same, with 10000 feet Of lumber, to same; str.
SATURN with coal, to Mayfield & Hieston. Cleared
Steamer Lady OF the Lake, for Norfolk. with as
sorted cargo; steamer E. c. Knight, for New York,
with assorted cargo.
CONDITION OF THE WATER.-Great Falls, very
turbid: receiving reservoir, very turbid distribu
ting reservoir, clear.
HIcH TIDE.-June 1880 a. m.; 1Op. m. June
19-lO:2l a. ~. 10:i p. N.
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More star Route Indictments.

NEW CASES AGAINST THos J. BRADY AND OTHERS.
To-day the grand jury made a number OF pre-
sentiments, as follows:-George Miserale and Thos.
j. Brady, tofYence not stately the oaths OF F. j.
Stokes. Frank Davis and j. A. Showalter. Same
parties, toffence not stately on oaths OF T. w.
Fouch, James A. Goods and F. j. Stokes James
B. Price, alias j. B. Price, and T. j. Brady (ofrence
not stately on oath OF J. j. Ellis. Thos III. Divine
and John A Walsh. John ii. Wallace, perjury
In swearing TO the value OF certain lands, on the
oathS OF John Case and James Coulson, both OF
Mobile county, Ala Marshall G. Conder, for same
onence, on oaths OF T. NJ. Jones and w. c. Sowel.
These presentments were entered on the minutes
and sent back to the grand Jury.
Half an hour afterwards the grand jury returned
indictments endorsed "true bills" as follows:
George V. Miserale and Thos j. Brady, conspiracy
as to route 3S,l57, Gardner to Rosita, Colorado;
also, conspiracy as TO route 3S, ,11S Monument to
River Bend, Colorado: j. b. Price and T. j. Brady,
conspiracy as to route 3O,1S3, Monroe to Shreve-
port, La, and route S1,14S, San Antonio to Corpus
Christi, Texas: Marshall G. Conder and John III.
Wallace, perjury
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INDEX 10 ADVERTISEMENTS IN THE STAR

AMUsrMTNTs-Sth Pare.
AIToEsEYs-1st page.
AUCTION SALEs-6th and sth PAGES.
BOoKs, Sc.-4.n page.
BoARDIsG-4th pare.
BUSINESS CHASCEs--4th page.
CITY ITEMs-sth page.
COUNTRY REAL EsTATE-4th page.
COUNTRY BoARD-4th PAGE.
DTATHs-sth pare.
DRY GoODs-5th page.
EDUCATIoSAI-4th page.
ENANCIAL-6thp page.
FAMILY SUPPLIEs-3d Daga.
ToR RENT (RoOms)-4th pare.
FOK RENT (Houses)--4th PAGE.
For RENT (MiscellaneOusD-4thpa pays.
FoR SALE (Miscellaneous)-4th psse.
For SALE fHouses)-4th page.
GESTLEMEN's GooDs-7th pase.
HoUsEFUaNIsHINGs-3d page.
LADIES GooDs-Sth page.
LOST AND FoUSD-4th pare.
LIST OF LETTERs-2d page.
MONEY TO LoAS-4sh pare.
MEDICAL, &C--7th page.
MARRIAGEs-Sthp page.
NKw PUBLICtTIoSs-1st page.
Pickles, Excursions, &C.-Sth payo.
IERsOSAL-4th PAGE.
PROFESSIONALISM page.
Pianos AND ORGANs-3d page.
PRoPosAIs-5th page.
RELIGIOUS NOTIcEs-1st page.
RAuROADs-Ith pare.
SUMNER REsORrs-5th page.
SPECIAL LNOTIcES-1st pAss.
SPECIALTIEs-4thp page.
STEAMERS. Keith p1Ps.
SAFE DEPosIT-3d page.
SEWING MAcHISEs-7th page.
THK TRADEs-7th page.
TURKISH BATHS-4th page.
UNDERTAKERS. &C.-Sth pags.
WASTED (Help)-4th page.
WANTED (Stustions) Attn para.
WANTED (Houses)-4th page.
WANTED CNscellaneous)-4th PAGE.
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The Labor Fight.

PROSPECTS OF A COMPROMISE AT CUMBERLAND.
1t is rumOred at Cumberland. Nd, that there
will shortly be compromise between the COM
panies end the miners in that region, and that the
basis OF the compromise will be 50 cents per ton
and ten hours for days work. It is generally be-
neved that measures for compromise have been
active for weeks past, and that th great obstacle
IS the TACT that the companies Will not agree to
take back the old men as body, but insist upon Sc
lecting such as they see fit. notwithstanding this
rumor, the Maryland and New Central COMPANIES
Monday 1t is said, buildings for the imported mi
nerS will be commenced.
THE SITUATION AT PTT1ssURa
Pittsburg manufactures, in reviewing the sit
uation, figured up five iron mflls In that district
as running or that would run without having
signed the scale. In the coal mining situation
nothing OF Importance has developed lately
Twelve out OF the tweaty-anes pits on the Pan
Handle railroad. In which the miners refused to
work at the reduction. are in operation with col
who have gone to work. This would indicate that
the strike In that region Is yielding.
ALL QUIET AT cLEyESAND.
Quiet regns at the Cleveland n0aifng mills The
first Cleveland troops, an indepsndent mounted
military company, have rendered 1heir services to
the police commissioners. The board, by vote
ire to be sworn In as special pciicemen.
THE SOTELDO CAsE-In the case OF A. C. S0.cldo,
indicted for the murder 0! A. II. SOteldo. Judge g.
II. Curtis OF New Yafi. taea ,>ca ri incl as
counsel with Col ChrisLy; beth Of whom appears.4
IN court to-day and arranged for making an ap-
piication for bail on Tuesday next
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The grand Jury to-day, before being discharged
In the Criminal Court made a report in which,
after reciting the facts connected with their visit
TO the JAIL and praising its arrangement and con-
dition, they suggest that some improvement could
be made in the ventilation OF the cells in the
female wards
THE BILL OF FARE.
In relation to the bill of fare the report says:
"The meals furnished are twO-breakfast at q. m,
dinner at pm. The breakfast consists Of bread,
f1sh, potatoes, coffee. Weexamined the materials,
both in the raw and cooked state. The bread is
good, the fish sound-one barrel OF mackerel to
ten barrels Of herring being the proportion used
Ine potatoes shown us were unfit for human food
Ih1s may be in some measure apologzed for, as
tnlS season this article has been scarce and very
high in price. The coffee is not coffee ct ala
mixture OF BEANS chickory rye and other material
There may be some coffee In 1t, but the whole mix
lure, which is purchased ground ready for use,
not be in value about five cents per pound and
six pounds OF this to twenty-five thirty gallons
or water sweetened with common mOlaSSeS. For
dinner the meat is good potatoes the same as
breafast beanS-nOne shown us, the bread good !:
soup the mereSt imitation of anything that could
DE called by the name; all the addition made to 1t
eea ss ad ehy TO spoil 1he pure water OF which IL e
feed the prisoners, and it is our opinion that the
whole cost OF the material used cannot be over
12RC PER PERSON,
and While 1t is not proposed or expected that the
Jail shall be kept as first-class hotel, yet did
think that this unfortunate class OF people should
have all that the government provides for them,
and better kind of food than that shown us. The
quantity allowed each prisoner is ample, and il
they ask for more it is not refused; but cases Of
this kind are not frequent"
SOME REMARKS ABOUT s'LoosE SWEARING"
In closing the report "attention is called to the
looseness with which witnesses swear before the
courts and tures Of this District for the purposes
OF private spite, to carry out special object or
the hope Of inficting punishment for some Inn
agined wrong. The time OF the courts and jury,
and the sanctity OF the oath, is too often disre-
should stand In the way of such transactiOn.n
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DUBLIN. June 17.-The FretTaan's Journal pub.
iishes document purporting TO be circular from
the commander OF the Dublin district, giving -
military dispositions TO be observed In the event
OF any disturbance In the city. The document
states THAT the whole garrison Ia held In readiness
W . Iurn Out under arms The artillery Is TO be
furnished with full complement OF Ammunition
Idouiated form or points 10 be occupied or used
as Held hospitals Is appended. The FreeTaanS
Souttdt says the circular Is marked ''strictly con.
ndentiaL" II has reason TO believe that the docu-
ment is not hoax
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The Guitenu Hnbeas Corpu,.

Justice Bradley, OF the United State Supreme
Court, today inf )med a STAR reporter that an
application had been made to him by Mr.. Chas ii.
Reed,the attorney for Guiteau for writ of habeas
corpus Justice Bradley has not as yet decided
what disposition to make OF the application. Mr..
Reed has persiStently denied making application
to Justice Bradley for writ OF habeas corpus and
previous to his departure for Baltimore this MORN
Ing told STAR reporter that he had not yet acted
I'm the matter
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BOSTON, June 17.-At $40 o'clock this morning
timothy Remick's cotton waste mill at Boston
highlands took fire. The building contained much
cotton waste, which, being thoroughly soaked by
water from the engines, became so heavy as to
Durst the walls, which fell upon several firemen,
VINO were considerably injured Thos. Killian OF
Hook and Ladder Co No r. IL is Thought will not
survive The building was OF wood, 40 10y 80 feet,
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Opening Prices i'm Wau Street

NEW YORK, June II, IL a.m.-The stock markee
opened strong, and hal per cent higher than e,
CLOSED yesterday, the latter C.CC. e. l., and St.
Louis aud San Francisco preferred. In the early
eral decline, or haI per cent, Denver and RIO
Srande, and louisville and Nashville leading
thereln, after which the market became stron6
ana recorded an advance OF kalA per cent, tho
latter Northwest, while Canada Southern sold IN
per cent TO 52k Boston Airline preferred, how.
ever, fell of per cent
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Would be Welcome.

NEW YORK. June lS.-All the employes OF tho
dlneTent post Offices In the city have received a
circular from member OF the executive commit
Tee or the republican party, announcing the face
that check received from thS employees for SIC
would be welcome, and would be used solely for
the purpose u stamping out the democratic party.
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Mr. ". W. CoRcoRAN isconsidered to be improv-
ing to-day.

THE ASSAULT ON SERGEANT AMIss.-In the Grim
inal Court, Judge Wylie, to-day, Thomas Jones,
eight years in the penitentiary for assault with
intent to Kill Sergeant T. B. Amtss, as they were
escaping from the carpenter shop OF Col r. l.
Fleming, whose safe had been blown open, stated
to the court that he desired to withdraw his ap-
peal He will, therefore, go to the penitentiary
with the next lot OF prisoners
ARRAIGNMENTs-In the Criminal Court, Judge
Wylie, to-day, Noah johnson, indicted with Henry
Coleman aud Richard Henderson for the larceny
OF tr unk and clothing from Kate Grin1th, was ar
raigned and pleaded not guilty. Henry Jackson
and Joseph Coleman alias Mcintosh, grand larceny
OF $50 from Louis Sukel, also pleaded not guilty.
THE EGYPTIAN CRIsIs.-Ten thousand Europeans
are supposed to have lett Alexandra, and the
~, ,s,,ara 9.,, -. dte ts a., nase M
European powers have sent men-0f-war to the
port, and two American vessels have also gone
isere TO protect American interests Deryisch
Pacha regards the heet already there as an QhSfac
Gle TO the restoration of Qrde6
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New York Bank Statement.
The Prize Riux.
OHIO AUTHORITIES HUNTING FOR wEEDE,
NAInNEv

OHIO AUTHORITIES HUNTING FOR wEEDEN AND
MALoNEY.
PITTsBuRG, Pa, June 1.-THE authorities OF Co.
lunb lana county, Ohio are hunting for Weeden
and Maloney on account or Thursdays prize-nght
The former lett this city for Philadelphia, and the
latter is In hiding, but whereabouts is unknown :.
THE CAMPBEIL-wALLING PRIzE-FIGHT,
announced for the 26th inst, win probably be in.
terfered with. The principals will be notified by
the authorities that they cannot remain In train
ing in Allegheny county. What the pugilists VIII
do about IL remains TO be seen.
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Electric Light Poles Cut Down.

NEWPORT, X l., June l2.-Some time during Iaso
nlght several piles, which were erected on Belle.
vue avenue by the Western Electric Light Com
pany, or Boston, were cut down. IL is believed
that the other poles Will be treated In the same
way tonight 49,
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AN APACHE SHOT By A WOMAN

A special 10 the Tribune from Albuquerque N.
NJ, says: Mohave Apache Indian went 20 the
ranch OF Mr. Watkins, at Dudley, and Mrs. Wat
kins being alone, he attempted TO outrageouSy as.
Sault her, when she seized a Winchester rine and
Shot him through the head.
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An Interesting Statement About the
Fare Of the PrisOners-POtatOess ssUnfit
for Human Food ',-COffee Made from
Beans and ChickOry-SOup Of an Ex.
traOrainary Character-RecklessW Wit
nesseS, Etc
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Wild Western Scenes.
TWO MURDERERs LYNcHEp IN COLORADO.

DENVER, Col, June IA special 10 the Repuo-
ncdn from Rico, Col, dated June 10th, says: This
morning at z O'Clock party entered the jail here
ana look out the murderers, Thomas Wall and
Trinidad Charlie, and hung them In a small cabin
opposite the jail From the appearance OF CharlieO
body it is evident that he made a strong resist
ance. The men were shackled together by leg and
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THE EVENING STAR.
PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday,
AT THE STAR BUILDINGS,
Northwest Ccrner Pennsylvania Ave- and 11th st., BY
The Evening Star Newspaper Company,
GEO. W. ADAMS. Prest.

THE EVENING STAR is served to subscribers In the
e.ty ty carrers their account at 10 cents per
Neef. or "a cent? Ter month Cc3es At the counter
cert each. BY ms-postaze prepad-50 cents month.
tIs year, Sc. six months, 81.
Entered at the Post Office at Washington, d. c., as
second class mail matter.
TIE WEEkLT STAP-pU5';sbei on Fr'day-s2 year,
Postage presid Six months, 81 10 copies for So 20
CcVies for f20.
SF AT mail subscriptions must be raid In advance;
= TSuer sent LONGER than is paid for.
Rates Of advertising made known snp;icatiar.
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CHICAGO, June ls.-Small pox is apparently
stamped out I'm this city, as not q single case has
been reported the past three days.
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THERE are ISL new advertisements in THE STAR
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CAPTURE OF ARMS FOR IRELAND.

LONDON, June 1.-THE police have made a raid
on on stable In Clerkenwell, London, and seized
loO,CV rounds OF ammunition packed In boxes.
ready Tor removal 10 Ireland. -Four hundred r1fles
Win payonets and twenty-five boxes Of revolver
were also captured
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-06-17

IMPORTANT DEcIsIoN.-The Secretary Of the In
terror has made rather important decision in the
case OF Mrs. A. G. Ream (the sster-in-law of Mrs
Winnie Ream Hoxie) versus Halle. a Choctaw In
dian, for the possession OF certain mining property
in the territory. The case has been before the
supreme court OF the ChOctaw nation, and a de-
c1sOn was rendered in favor OF Halle. The claim
was further set up that this decision was final and
beyond the jurisdiction OF the Indian bureau
The Secretary decides that no laws or decisions
made contrary to the constitution OF the United
States are legal, and decides that the money due
Mrs. Ream in satisfaction OF her claims must be
paid.
COUNTERFEIT 80 GREENBACKs.-Major Brooks,
the chief OF the Treasury secret service, was
asked to-day by STAR reporter in regard to the
flood of counterfeit $40 greenbacks that have ap-
peared In Boston. He said: "ThOSe bills are the
same that were issued in Missouri some time ago
Some fellow had taken Doodle of them up there
and put them out. It is not new bill, and we
are trying 10 get the plate"
REWARDED BY THE BRITISH GovERNMENT-The
British government, through Mr.. West, the
British minister, has awarded to Mr.. A. S. Stream
keeper OF the life-savIng station at Shoal Water
Washington Territory, medal in recognition of
the services which he rendered to the Ship-wrecked
crew OF the Lammerlaw, Of Liverpool, on the 30th
OF October, 1881.
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QUARREL ABOUT HEBREW kNrsR.r

LENBERG, June l7.-The Jewish committee here
nave informed the London committee that they
viii cease TO act II the latter committee persist In
forwarding TO America only able-bodied emf,
grants
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Gambling 10 be Suppressed in Mflwau.


MILWAUKEE, Wis, June E-The chief or police
by direction or the mayor, has issued order that
gambling houses or every description be closed
From this date the keepers and inmates OF such
places will be arrested and dealt with according
chief assures them that the order means the abol.
tShment or gambling.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-06-17
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
July ATLANTIC

July ATLANTIC
NOW READY EVERYWHERE,
THE BELLS OF SAN BIAS. The last Poem written
ty MIR. Longfel!ow.
TWO ON TOWER. XIV. THOMAS HARDY.
DOCTOR ZAY. VIII, IN. F.. s. PHELPS.
THE POLITICAL ECONOMY OF SEvENTY-THREE
MILLION DOLLARS. HENRY d. LLOYD.
THE MATE OF THE DAYLIGHT. SARAH ORsE
JEwErT.
NAVAL COURTS MARTIAL. AND THE PARDON
ING POWER. HENRY CABOT LODGE.
SHALL MEMBERS OF THE CABINET SIT IN
CONGRESS: WILLARD BROWN.
STUDIES IN THE SOUTH. v
With other Essays, Poems. Contributors Club, and
Book Reviews.
So Cents Number; 81 Year.
HOUGHTON, MIFFLIN & CO..
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.--Internal reve-
nue., $50, ,o5269; customs, s577, ,Os5 49,
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DIXON Nor DICKsoN.-Mr. William Dickson sale
to STAR reporter that probably his name ap
peared in the published list of applicants at the
White House for District Commissioner by mis-
take for that OF Mr. VIM. Dixon
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SENTRNcED.-Noah johnson, indicted for the lalA
ceny OF trunk at Ford's Opera House, pleaded
guilty, and was sentenced 70 the Erie county pen>
tenttaIy for two years
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-06-17

THE LAWFUL MONEY on deposit in the Treasury
for the redemption OF notes OF banks reducing cir
culat:on to-day is s25 G34, 1885, failed banks s114S
45gO; banks In liquidation. 50, Az, $3.50 Total
fund, $35, GIL 530.10.
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AMONG THE CALLERS at the White House to-day
were Senators Chilcott, Ferry, Lapham, Anthony,
Saunders, Blair. Frye and Hampton. Speaker
Keifer, and Representatives JOrgensen. PAGE.
Pachecho, Townshend, Houk, Pte.e, Dezendorf and
Crowley.
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GOLD AND SILvER.-The recently submitted re-
port or the director OF the mint shows that the
product OF gold for the year s34 ECO co., and OF
silver sf3 000 Colorado takes the first place
among the producing states, with yield OF more
than s20.O0OCO0. California follows with yield OF
nearly Sl9OOOO0O,
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ASKING FOR RRsPTTK-Petitions have been re.
ceived by the President for respite OF Edward
Folsom. OF the Choctaw nation. who was convicted
in the western district OF Arkansas and sentenced
to be hung on the a0th inst The respite viii prob
ably be granted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-06-17

MISUNDERSTANDING the month of May there
arrived in this country 147,5s7 passengers-ot
whom 14l 035 were immigrants, 4O99 citizens of the
United States returned from abroad, and 2453
aliens not intending to remain in the United States
or this total number OF immigrants, there arrived
from England and Wales, 13,404: Ireland, 1874;
scotland s;oS Austria: 4 aso: Belgium, 100; Dem
gary, &c. Italy, 514l; Netherlands 1,947; Norway,
7,161; Russia 1886; Poland, 1.1as: Sweden, 10 372
and from all Other countries 664 The total num-
ber OF immigrants arrived during the month OF
May last year WAS 117,2G9. For the eleven months
ended May 81, 1882, the total was 6S5 G34 against
563,l5 during the corresponding period the pre-
viOuS year.
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FRAupuIxHr PENSION CIAIHs.-The u. a cfsfx1ce
court, at Fort Wayne, Ind, Judge Gresham pre-.
siding, found DR.. solomon Slough, OF Waterloo.
guilty OF issuing false certificates OF disability
snd receiving money to influence his action He
Was nned s, COO
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Railroad Accident I'm Georgia.

ATLANTA, GA, June l1-The switch at Kings
ton was left open by an upward bound freight
train, and passenger train from Chattanooga, on
the Western and Atlantic road, running at the
rate OF 40 miles an hour ran the siding ana into
some freight cars, killing Andy West. engineer,
instantly, and 1nJur1ng Fireman Geo. Bass SO that
he died.
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NAVAL NOTES-Leutenant Commander Charles
O'Neil has been authorized to delay his departure
from San Francisco to join the Richmond until
29:h OF July. -. Passed Assistant Surgeon E. III.
Marsteler has been authorized to delay his depart
ure TO join the Richmond until July 1st. =. The
Nice, France, has been extended one year from
3Oth inst, With permission to remain in Europe.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~. UNITY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, CLA-
IS bargh Hall, 1880 14th street northwest, Rev. G..
b. PATCH. Pastor.-Services Preaching Sunday morn
ings ct IL O'Clock. Sunday school Sunday afternoons
at o'clock. Prayer meetings Wednesday evenings at
$50 o'clock All are welcome. 1t