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The General C. M. E. Conference.
PROCEEDINGS TO-DAY-CLOSING BUsINESS

PROCEEDINGS TO-DAY-CLOSING BUSINESS.
At the General Conference c. NJ E. Church, at
Israel church to-day, Bishop Miles presiding, after
considerable routine business had been disposed Of
several OF the committees were discharged, In
view of the intended adjournment to-day. A reso-
luton was adopted constituting Bishop Miles agent
to collect funds to pay the debt Of Israel church in
this city. The conference also decided to assume
two Of the notes representing a, 400 OF the debt.
Rev. w. 7. Thomas, pastor OF Israel church,
made an address acknowledging his reelection as
editor of the Christian IndeL. Rev. Elias COttrel
the newly-elected book agent, made similar ad-
dress.
Bishop Wayman, OF the A. M. E., and Rev. Jos
Smothers, of the C. NJ E. Church, were introduced.
The Sunday school committee made a lengthy
report, recommending, among other things, the
adoption OF primer for the benet Of such scholars
as cannot attend day school It also recommended
that none but Methodist literature be permitted In
the school
A resolution was adopted, calling for ten cent
assessments on the members OF the conference to
defray the debt OF Israel church.
MI. w. w. woodward, as attorney for the cred1-
tors OF the Israel church, was introduced and made
a statement of the condition Of the affairs, the
lated interest, to nearly $4,000
Res. Dr.. SeatOn, OF the A. n. E connection, was
presented to the conference, and gave an account
Of Journey to the Holy Land.
resolution was adopted naming Israel church
the Metropolitan church OF the c. NJ. E connec-
tion. After the usual resolutions Of thanks, &C.,
the conference about half.past two O'Clock ad-
journed sine die.
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The Star Route Cases.

This morning, in the Criminal Court, Judge
WYE, T. j. Brady (who was on Saturday in
dicted with j. w. Dorsey, s. W. Dorsey and others
for conspiracy to defraud the government in the
star route mail busineSs,) appeared with his coun-
sci, Messrs jeremiah Wilson and Enoch Totem
The latter stated that Gen. Brady was in court,
and desired, as his surety intended to leave the
city, to give bail to-day, and asked that the amount
be fixed. The court fixed the bail at SO 600, the
same as in the former case, and Nathan
w. Fitzgerald. who was on the original bond,
qualified as sirety-the marshal first making his
return on the bench warrant
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THE EVENING STAR.
PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday,
AT THE STAR BUILDINGS,
Northwest Corner Pennsylvania Ave. and 11th st., BY
The Evening Star Newspaper Company,
GEO. W. ADAMS, Pres't

TEE EVENING STAR is served to subscribers In the
fifty by cariers their account at 10 cents per
week. or "A cents Per month CoI:es at the counter
cents each By mail-postage prepaid-50 cents month
one year, Sc six months, f3
Entered at the Post ONCE at Washington. d. c., e
second class mail matter.
THE WEEKLY STAR-published Frday-f2 year,
Postage prepaid. Six months 81 10 copies for SIS 70
CORES for so.
gE All mail subscriptions must be paid In advance
rCpaper cent longer than Is paid for.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-05-22

THE FIRST DOCUMENT to be mailed by the re.
publican congressional campaign committee viii
be the speech on the tariff commission bill de.
livered In the House by Representative Updegraff
OF Ohio. About half million of these documents
will be distributed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-05-22

NEW revenue steamer was launched at VII
mington, Del, Saturday. 1t has not yet beer
named.
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PERsoNAI.-Senator Hill, OF Georgia, is still in a
precariOus condition at Eureka Springs, Arkansas
Representative Carlisle has accepted an fnvi-
tation to dine with members OF the Free Trade
Club, in New York, next Friday evening
Signal Oficer HaZen, who returned from his fort
nights trip In the west on Saturday, is greatly
improved In health.-Mrs Mary Clemmer, who
has been visiting in Boston for the past two weeks
will return to this city tO-morrOw.-Mr. Philip
A. Julien, formerly OF the Washington press, but
lately manager OF the Denver World, was married
In Denver on Thursday to Miss NJ. v. Bever1dge, OF
this c1ty.-Senator Logan has returned from the
Arkansas Hot SprfngS.-GOv. Foster, OF Ohio, is
at the Riggs-LOrd Brockelhurst, of the English
parliament, Is at Welcker'S.-Mr. II. NJ. Hutch
tnson has returned from the Pacific coast-Ex-
Gov Perham, OF Maine, who served In Congress
for series OF years with signal ability, Is in
Washington on visit to his SON. Mr. A. g. Per-
will leave for Indiana tonight Ed
mund r. Calhoun is In town, stopping at IT'S N
street northwest
MRS. SPRAGuE's COSTLY DRHssRs-The Proyi.
dence Journal says: ssSeveral days ago Gov VIM.
Sprague voluntarily accorded Mr.. Robert NJ
Thompson, trustee for Kate Chase Eprague, per.
mission to enter CanOnchet and take possession OF
her magnificent wardrobe and that OF her children
for the purpose Of forwarding 1t to her at Edge.
wood The costly apparel, Including velvets, sSa-
1ns, silks and rare lace6, amounting In value to
many thousand dollars, was carefully packed In
boxes and other receptacles and shipped and ex-
pressed from Narragansett Pier Thursday. Many
OF the dresses were designed by Worth, and are
maryels OF elegance and beauty"
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ADJUSTMENTS.
THEATER COMIQUE.

THEATER COMIQUE.
MATINEE TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS AND SAT-
URDAYS.
. MONDAY, MAY ~.
the Greatest Team Of Speciality Artists the stage to-
MEssRs. wHEATfhnEsY TfhnEsY AND TRAYNoR.
MISS LILLE HALL
and her Brilliant Troupe of Handsome Burlesque Ar
fists: Miss Dolly Davenport. Miss Belle Wimore Miss
Henrietta Curbett, Miss Daisy Sheldon. Miss Magyle
Van Zandt, Miss ACah Moore, Miss Fannie Bernard,
Miss Minnie Leonard, Miss May Wallace, Miss Eva En-
erson, Miss Minnie Leland and Miss Daisy Sheldon.
RIPLEY AND REEDE,
the famous Artists, the greatest Of Musical Teams.
The Ieopies Favorite Dialect Comedian,
MR.. BARNEY REYNOLDS,
in his SO and limitations.
CROSBY AND MARLIN.
the electric lights intro lucng original Songs Dances,
and Comic Parodies.
The Black face Song and Dance Men,
WILLIAMS AND SULLY,
Comedians and vOcalists-
The entertainment concluding nightly with
Popular Songs Operate Select ons. Charming Chor-
uses, GORGEOUS Costumes.
MON DAY, MAY 29-The Great Irish Sensation,
MULDOON'S PICNIC, AND THE GREAT CLIPPER
QUARTETTE. m22- -6m
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Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS T0-DAY.-Internal reve-
nue., s953, $40 "a; customs, $773.17a52
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District Government Affairs.

District Government Affairs.
The Commissioners to-day made an order that
the Office hours OF the inspector of plumbing be
Rev. j. G. Butler, pastor OF Memorial church, In
communication to the District Commissioners,
protests against the crying OF Sunday newspapers
on the Lords day, and asks them to issue an Order
prohibiting It.
BIDS FOR STREET WORK OPENED TO-DAY.
Bids were opened to-day before the District Com
missioners for grading and regulating South Capt.
tol street. from street to the river the work con-
sisting Of grading, including the hauling gravel
ling, laying OF blue stone curb, cObble stone gut
ters and brick sidewalks. Also for laying asphalt
pavement on 10th, from N to r streets northwest,
and C, from Sd to AZ streets northwest Also,
granite block pavements on c, from 1st to Sd
streets northeast; Sd, from to D southeast; C,
from 2d to Sd northwest; 1st, from Massachusetts,
streets northwest; 18th, from NJ to N streets
northwest; 26th, from Pennsylvania avenue to K
street northwest; 29th. from to N streets north
west The approximate quantities Of work upon
all these streets was published In THE STAR OF
The bids for grading and regulating South Capt.
other streets named above, were as follows: Jas.
sTaSe GTaang sene enas safS s
cutters, 18c; laying brick sidewalks, l0c; laying
granite block pavements on C. between 1st and Sd
and D southeast, 76Kc.; on c street, between ID
and Sd northeast, D4c;; list street, between Mass
slsss and and n 3
street, between M and N, SOC a6th street between
Pennsylvania avenue and street northwest, sOc.
29th street. bet and N, 75Kc. MI. Hines, CORES
gondsaag sas ngures,, dss, dasSe, co. isc. loc. soc::
S Tss%ss sS S soyss, W;,,,sS 15s,sy e . S = e &
76 56. e. 76 76, 76 76. Patrick Maloney, 29c., x,
Is, 8, 80 II, 66, "a, 66 g. 6e g. 81. g. John Cud-
%0ls g. ag a's ana Esss Il Tas f Il sss
g. "A, q, u, "a, "a, s., 60, 60, 80, g, 7a
asphalt gassmelsA : "a Baroes 18th :. street g
street, between Sd and ~ streets: asphalt s. 26,
granite block sass. b. l. Crawford, 10th street
from N to streets northwest: asphalt, g %,
granite block $260 between Sd and ~ streets:
asphalt $28 granite block $260. The material In
all cases OF granite block to be furnished by the
District No awards have been made.
PoroHAc s9AD FOR THE HCDsoE.Mr. E.G. Black
ford, OF New York city, received g 900 young shad
nom the United. States nsh commissioner
Saturday. Four -nfths OF these were sent from this
city In the ordinary 10-gailon tin can In common
use for this purpose and geo were sent in squart
TIN pail The water put IN here was not changed
during the transit The ilsh in the larger vessel
arrived IN excellent 1Hdefs but about one half OF
turned into the Hudaao g q mar Cafaa[tll
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Strike Of Boiler Makers for Increased

NEW YORK, May 22.-An the boiler makers EN-.
ployed in this city, Brooklyn and Greenpoint, who
are members OF the boiler makers union, made
formal demand on their employers this morning
for increase OF ten per cent In their wages Al
though the bosses were apprsed OF the demand to
be made, they declined with a few exceptions, to
grant the increase until the employees had been
heard from. The men at once quit work, and were
followed by on-union men. They held meeting
to-day, and the reports showed that the bosses
were one by one giving I'm. John J. Kearney
titled his men on Saturday that he would grant the
Increase, and they did not strike Murphy &
McCurdy and Hauser Bros gave In to-day. as did
Higgins, OF New York, and Cramp O'Neill, OF
Brooklyn. Rivetters have been receiving $260 q
day and filters up So 25
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-05-22

THE PRESENT COUNSELLOR and architect of the
German government OF Cassel is nominated for
attache to the German legation at Washington,
and will arrive here June first
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An Alleged Dublin Assassin.

PHILADELPHIA, May 22.-The steamer British
King arrived here from Liverpool to-day, and was
boarded by detectives, who arrested James F1nne-
gan on suspicion OF being implicated In the assas.
sination OF Lord Frederick Cavendish and Under
Secretary Burke. He got at Liverpool, and II is
said was seen washing some clothes on which
there were red stains An investigation is now
going on before the British consul
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-05-22
LORDS OPERA HOUSE.

EORD'S OPERA HOUSE.
MONDAY EVENING, MAY 10Th.
MRS. ADELINE DUVAL MACK'S ANNUAL ORA
MATIC ENTERTAINMENT
Assisted by her Pupils
SCENES FROM SHAKESPEARE and other Plays, in
Character. well mounted and under efficient manage
ment Of THAD. SAILER.
Tiekets--Orchestra, 5Oc.; Balcony, 25c Reserved
seats thout extra charge at Fills Music store m22 ct
CAPITAL EATER
~ Jake Budd manager. Monday. May o. Nightly
- and Tuesday and Friday Matinees.
THE GREAIES 4 OF ALL! TWO GREAT COMBI-
NATIONS! Something never seen before 40 Great
ArtstS-40- A performance that cannot be eQUAed.
The great New crk Comb. The Prestige Comb. Sen
saonal Show Of America See bills of the day. m22 ct
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-05-22
Smith, the COunterfeitcr, Arraigned In
New York.

NEW YORK, May 22-Charles H. Smith, who was
indicted by the grand jury OF the District OF Co-
lumbia on a charge OF stealing from the Treasury
department certain plates and material OF the sir
per cent issue OF bonds on January 18th, 1880, was
arraigned before L. s. Commissioner Benedict ip
Brooklyn to-day
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-05-22

BIDS for furnishing certain articles OF stationery
for Immediate use In the Treasury department
were opened to-day. There were thirteen bidders
Among them were VIM. Ballantyne Son, ]. d.
Free, J. j. Chapman, Easton = Rupp, c. C. Pur-
cell, y. q. Fischer and G. ". Thom 6co, q thts
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kilograms to The Star.

TIE PRESIDENTS LIFE fHRELfENBl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-05-22

CANDIDATES FOR CADETsHIPs in the revenue
marine service were examined physically at the
Treasury department to-day by the medical board
from the marine hospital. The mental examina-
tion will be conducted tomorrow before Captains
Sllcer, Gabrielson and Shepherd, Of the revenue
marine service.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-05-22

The Peruvian at Father Point.
FATHER POINT QUEBEC, May 22-The disabled
steamship Peruvian has reached here In tow of
the Acadian.
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Hol FOR GREAT FALLS

The Steam Packet Excelsior will leave her wharf at
High street and Canal every Sunday at 80 n for
Cabin John Bridge and Great Falls. Fares so cents
Round Trip and be chartered any for the above
places. For any information inquire at HILTON
GRAY. 9Th street. opposite Center market: G.
WEBSTER, at lila 9Th street northwest. m20-6ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-05-22

PHILADELPHIA, May 22-Among the bills pre-.
Sented to the grand jury for action to-day were
new indictments In the cases OF the star route de-
PENDANTS arrested In this city. These indictments
are similar TO those which were preferred IN SINH
lar cases in Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-05-22

The celebrated stock farm Of Aristidee Welch, at
Chestnut Hill, near Philadelphia, was purchased
to-day by Norman W. Kittson, Of St Paul. Minns
II The steamer Alaska, Of the Guion line, passed
the New York bar yesterday, after making tho
quickest passage nom Queenstown yet recorded
seven days four hours and twelve mfnuteA
Senator Mitchell, Of Pennsylvania, addressed q
meeting At wellsboro. Pa, eaS1rday, and hlo
selection a. delegate % Dc Independent conven.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-05-22

BOSTON, May 22-Collector Roland Worthington
entered upon his duties at the custom house at
10 a. m. to-day, and was warmly welcomed by
many merchants The deputies were sworn in,
the only change being the appointment OF Martin
Munroe to the place made vacant by the resgna-
tiOn OF Mr.. Danford. Mr. Munroes name was re.
ceived with three cheers by the merchants present
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-05-22

THE SECRETARY OF WAR and Adjutant General
Drum Will attend the graduating exercises at West
Point military academy, which take place the lst
OF June
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-05-22

Boston, May 22-The Pacific National bank,
which suspended some months ago and resumed
but few weeks since, stopped payment to-day,
and will wind up business. Its directors have
voted TO go into liquidation, and have applied for
lack of business since resumption, public conn.
dence not having been great enough 70 warrant
diate cause OF the suspension OF the bank was the
maturing OF $4,000 on Saturday, which went 70
protest IL is understood that all 6epositors viii
be paid i'm full, but that the original stock holders
will have their investment OF e. O00000 wiped out
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-05-22
New York Plumbers ON Strike.

NEW YORK, May 22.-The Journeymen plumbere
OF this city again went on strike to-day by order Of
the unfon, and will remain out until all OF the men,
bers OF the Boss Plumbers Association pay their
men 81 per day. IL was learned later that the EN-.
plOyeS OF some shops were working, and commit
tees were appointed TO wait on the men and induce
or force them to join in the strike.
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A Postal Card threatening the Presi.
dents Life

NEW YORK, May 22.-POStmasJer Pearson said
this morning that the postal card threatening the
life OF President Arthur had been sent 10 the Post
master General He considers the entire matter
as silly, ana attaches no Importance TO It. The de-
partment has made no inquiries as TO the person
who sent It
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-05-22

BILL FOR DIVORCE Milton Plummer to-day
filed, by Mr.. +. II. Fall, bill for a divorce from
Alice Plummer, to whom he was married In
August, 1877, and he charges that on August 1sI,
1879 she left him, taking the household furniture
and their two children TO her grandmother's, and
that she committed adultery with one Robert
Blackstone on September 1lth last
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-05-22

SMALLPoX ON RIVER STEAMER - The collector
Of customs at Benton, Montana, telegraphs 70 the
Secretary OF the Treasury that smallpox has made
its appearance on the steamers on the Missouri
river, and asks for assistance. As IL was found
that the national board OF health had no jurisdic-
ton over the territories, Secretary Folger to-day
telegraphed to the collector to recognize the COM
mfttee OF the citizens at Benton local board OF
nreSS the disease.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-05-22

ssTHE CONCORD HARNESS.
GET THE BEST
LUTZ d BRO.
Agent for the sale of 1.-The Concord Harpeeer Of an
kinds and descriptions. COUPE. CARRIAGE and
ROAD HARNESS specially.
Have opened today another very large stock Of the
celebrated Concord Harness and Collars which offer
st very low prices Every genuine Concord Harness
stamped with makers name and trade mark.
TRUNKS. SATCHELS. &C.. in great variety at bot
tom prices.
LUTZ l. BRO,
l91 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
m1-1m Adjoining National Hotel.
ZINE FURNITURE STORAGE.
= CHACES.
alo MKT CITY POST oFTlCE
Connecticut western news., 1882-05-31
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|'.'t'- JAMES l4. BUTTERFLY, \, TTORNEY aud Counsellor at Law 1z9 Broad
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Connecticut western news., 1882-05-31
For Sale.

TWILL SELL on reasonable terms, my property on River street, consisting of about three-quarters of an acre of land in good state of cultivation, good horse barn, shed and cut. buildings Also foundation and cellar o house which was burned down. Enquire of F. PEQUIGNEY. Canaan, Jan. 1T, 1882, sOtf
Connecticut western news., 1882-05-31

1Axxua ns GErrrna Wsrx--My daugh. esRs ssy, '.how much better father is since As has ussd Hop Bitssrs." Hs is getting wsll sNse Ais long suffering from disease dsolars4 ineurabls, and we are 90 glad that As used year Bitssrs.-A lady of Rochester, ~. \.
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