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THEATER COMIQUE.
The Crowning Event of the Season.
MONDAY, MAY %.
MAT1NEES TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS AND SAT-
URDAYS.
Special Engagement of the World Renowned
CLIPPER QUARTETTE-
LITTLE TODD AND LEW SNOW,
The most wonderful Eauibrists in the World.
MISS KITTY UNEII.
The Greatest of all Lady Dancers.
HARRY TIL KERNELLS, JOHN
The Greatest Of all Irish Comedians.
LAMONT AND DUCROW,
The original and only Happy Hottentots.
WESLEY BROTHERS.
The Longest and Shortest Song and Dance Team in
America.
W. c. BRYANT AND LIZZIE RICHMOND.
OPERA BUFFERS
Reengagement of the Greatest Dancers in the World.
WHEATLEY AND TRAYNOR
Concluding With the Greatest of all Irish Comedies.
MULDOON'S PICNIC.
Thursday, june LIST. The Celebrated Dialect Come
dams G. andal and Eastwood.
Monday, June 5th.-Avery h Clifton, Keet:ng h
Sands, Cartola Forrest, Mccarthy and Monroe &C.,
&c.
Performances commence 2:15 and :45 sharp my29
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WITNESSES WHO DO NOT KNOW OF MONEY BEING
PAID TO INFLUENCE LEG19kATION.
The Senate select COMMITTEES on investigation OF
the so-called whisky ring had another meeting to
day. b. B. Miller, Of Ri7erton, Illinois, president
OF the Western Exporters Association, was the
first witness. He explained at length the dis
tfllery business, and swore that he had no
knowledge of any money hetng nsed here In be-
half OF any legislation. He spoke OF the pool
raised by the association 70 save its members
from loss by reason OF changes in the export
trade The amount raised was, $4,000, and it
He produced the books showing the firms paid
and the amount to each. Hts association was not
directly interested in the Carlisle bill They had
favored reduction OF the whisky tax In order to
help maintain the tariff.
Mr.. Cockren asked him II they had any UNDER
standing with the tariff men.
'"They (the tarin men) seduced US and then
tilted US, }" was the reply. The point to Mr. Mil
ler's testimony was that his association had not
raised any money to influence legislation, nor did
he know OF any being raised or expended for that
purpose
Edwin Stevens, OF Cincinnati, treasurer of the
National DiSteIerE' ana Spirit Dealers AssOcia-
tiOn, was the next witness. HIS association num-
bered I'VE or six hundred members, and was organ
tied for the protection Of the trade and to watch
legislation. The total receipts OF the association
was paid out for officers salaries. No money had
been raised to influence legislation: he had no
knowledge OF any being so used The association
had not employed anybody to represent it here.
DR.. Rush, the secretary, had represented tt here,
and he had drawn $200 for expenses That was ali
that had been paid out for anybody here at WASH
ington. The committee viii meet again tomorrow.
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The stockholders OF the National Fair AsSocia-
tion at recent meeting to consider the question OF
holding annual or biannual fairs finally referred
the subject TO the board OF directors for disposal
The meeting was then adjourned TIL 11th OF
September.
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The Bicyclists, Electio n

CHICAGO, May 31.-At the bicyclists' convention
held here yesterday the following officers were
elected: President w. ii. Miller Columbus, Ohio:
vice-president, A. s. Parsons, Boston; recording
secretary, kingman, New Putnam, n. Y; corre-
spending secretary, Angus A. Hibbard, Milwaukee:
treasurer, w. n Gilman. Nashua. n. u.
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The Egyptian Crisis.

ATTITUDE OF THE POWERS
LONDON, May 31.-The Berlin correspondent OF
the Times has had conversation regarding Egypt
with a man who had spoken on the subject to the
highest personages. According TO this authority
there Is reason TO believe that Germany would sup
port an invitation TO Italy to supply troops TO re-
store order In Egypt; that what Germany supports
Austria will sanction, and that Russia would GER
ta1ny prefer 1taly's acting at the mandate OF Eu-
rope TO an English occupation.
THE KHEDIyEs LIFE IN DANGER.
dispatch TO the Times, from Cairo SAYS the
natives are escaping from Cairo TO avoid signing
the petition for the reinstatement the late min
1stry, the withdrawal OF the ultimatum the depar.
ture OF the squadrons, the recall OF the consus
general, and the deposition OF the khedive. No
time must be lost TO employ measures for saving
the life OF the khedive.
THE EGYPTIAN QUESTION IN FRANCE
PARIS, May 3l.-The chamber OF deputies has
fixed the time for the Interpolation OF government
on the Affairs or Egypt for tomorrow, Thursday
CONCERT OF THE POWERS
LONDON. May 31.-A Paris telegram 10 the Dcfv
Telegraph says: Contrary TO the assertion OF many
or your con temporaries the French government IS
now taking the initiative I'm Egyptian affairs M.
DE Freycinet, the prime minister, has the cordial
support or Germany. and has now come round TO the
project OF an Intervention by England and France
acting as the mandatories or Europe, and desires
that it may receive the solemn sanction OF Europe
rumors OF hostility TO the action OF France and
England.
LONDON, May 31.-M. Giers, the Russian foreign
secretary, has informed Sir Edward Thornton, the
British ambassador, that Russia, acting In concert
with Germany, Austria and Italy, had instructed
her representative at ConStantinople TO support
the policy pursued by England and France.
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German Miners En- Route for Cumber.
land.

BALTIMORE, May S1.-One hundred men EMPLOYED
as new miners OF the Consodatad Coal Company
reached this city this morning from New York.
They Immediately proceeded TO the Eckhart nina.
and Will be put TO work as soon as the gangs ca
De organized They are all foreigners, principally
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AesEssoR's OFFICE
WASHINGTON d. c., May %, 1882.
Personal taxpayers hereby notified in obedience
to law that they required to make out and return
of their personal prope ty within forty
Assessor required by law to make out such statement
from the best information that lie obtained
thereto penalty of so per centum.
Blank schedules can be obtained at this office.
BY order Of the Commissioners of the District Of Co.
lumbia- ROBERT p. DODGE.
my29-6 Assessor.
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GOVERNMENT receipts;to-day: Internal revenue,
$576, 1926; customs, ssidglaS2
NATIONAL BANK notes received to-day for re-
demption, $463,OO0
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The GRAND jury will be adjourned tomorrow
to reassemble week before the end OF the present
criminal term.
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O0vCHmuacHG
The contract for furnishing the District OF Co
1umbia with dog tags for 1889 was awarded by the
Commissioners to-day to Mr. Julius Baumgarten,
OF this city.
The committee on liquor licenses to day ap-
proved the application OF James r Durity and
VIM. RyaH. IeLs51
Building Inspector Entwisle, who has been con-
fined to his home on 81 street, the last few days,
from q bad cold, Is much better to-day.
The total mortality for the District for the week.
ending Saturday, May q, 1882 was S. being II less
than during the preceding week
Building permits issued by Inspector Entwisle:
Rev. j. A. Walter, repair brick, 9e6 street NV;
s275 Henry Senge. repair frame. Pennsylyania
avenue, between 9th and 9Th sta 6e; Sl60 Henry
BernheimeF, repair brick, Sl6 Pennsylvapia ave-
nue. NV; $500 O. r Berrett, repair frame, 40
11th st NV; $50
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NEW YORK, May 8i.-Lieut. Danenhowcr Is %.
day the guest OF Admiral Porter, at the BROOKLYN
navy yard. He VIII dine with the admiral and his
stan, leaving on tAel pm ea1n On the Pennsyi.
vania railroad for Philadelphia with his pa
rents and family.
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INDIANAPOLIS, IND, May S1.-After midnight
last night the announcement was made that the
banking firm OF woolen, Webb & Co.. this city,
had made an assignment for the beneflt OF their
creditors, naming Hon. Franklin Landers as the
assignee. The formal announcement OF the f1rm
to the public says: ssOur business having become
Improbable, we have determined TO close ft that
all our creditors may fare alike We have assigned
our estate to Hon. Franklin Landers for their ben.
eflt We trust enough win be realized from IL TO
pay our creditors in full" 1t Is stated by one OF
the rm that the liabilities will not exceed $4,000
The assets consist Of real estate valued at t76000
and bills receivable 600. The failure win not
affect any OF the other banks In the city.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

r-SN NATIONAL COLLEGE OF PHARMACY.
The tenth annual commencement exercises of the
NATIONAL COLLEGE OF PHARMACY will be held
at Lincoln Hall on FRIDAY June I'd. at p. m. Pub
lie are invited.
W. g. DUCKETT, President
JOS. Il. WALTON, Secretary m31-3t
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to The Star.
R. GLADsTONTS LIFE THREATENED
THE EGYPTIAN COMPLICATION.
FOREIGN MINERS At CUMBERLAND.
The situation at Cumber,.us

ARRIVAL OF NEW MINERS-sPECIAL POLICE on
HAND-So TROUBLE ANTICIPATEp.
Special dispatch to The EVENING STAR
CUMBERLAND, Nd, May 81, S:SS pm.-The new
miners have just arrived. The special police ana
an immense crowd are at the depot, but no trouble
rs anticipated, as every precautlon has been made
10 prevent an outbreak OF the old miners
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SANTA FE, NM, May Sl.-The ii on. NJ s oter0
ueo at MS residence In this city yesterday of hears
disease. His death sudden and unexnected
Ibe deceased was prominent In the political his
tory and commercial development OF New Mex.
co, having represented the Territory In Congress
for number OF years. His remains Will be taken
TO Denver for burial
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LONDON, O4sf., May 8l.-A de1cit, aggregating
some &1a0O0, has been discovered in the accounts
OF the city chamberlain: nor can Il be explained,
although his accounts have been carefully exam
ined for number Of years back.
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New York Legislasure.

ALBANY, n. Y, May 31-Judgtng from present
appearances IL seems probable that the legislature
will adjourn sine die this week. Business Is pretty
far advanced In the senate, but ten bills remains
ing on the order OF third reading there this morn
Ing
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Fire I'm Wheelfm1.

WHEELING, w. Va, May alone OF the heavicst
fires that has occurred here for years broke out
shortly before four O'Clock this morning, In the
wholesale grocery and liquor store OF N. Reilley,on
Main street, north OF 18th, which was completely
The total loss Is about 10000; In.
sured
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The Advocates of Peace.

MEETING OF THE NATIONAL ARBITRATIo LEAGUE.
The National Arbitration League, at its after
noon session yesterday, adopted resolutions SYM
pathiZng with the bereaved relatives of the dead
soldiers, and appealing to the friends Of God and
man to avoid war as q method OF arbitration.
Letters were read from ex-President Hayes, Hon.
Boardman, OF Philadelphia; John G. Whittier,
Hon. T. c. Garrett and others, expressing their
sympathy with the league in its work. Addresses
Earlham college, Indiana; Gov Stanton, OF KAN
sas; Or. Bland, Mrs Lockwood, ex-senator Fowler,
and Prof. Janney.
During the evening session speeches were made
by Hon. s. g. Burdette, A. H. Lane, Levi K. Joslin,
Gov. Stanton, Prof. Hobbs, Mr.. Tobey, DIR. Bland,
anG 1s OF ana e G
Bolivia.
THE SECOND DAYS SESSION
was opened this morning with devotional exercises
by Rev. Daniel Hill, OF Ohio, and Rev. H. C. Dun
ham, OF Boston.
Mr. Hill addressed the convention as to the pro-
gress achieved In the manufacture of destructive
guns, &C., holding that such progress was m ct by
an equal progress In means Of defence, that the
only material change was loss In expenditure OF
money. He argued againt the folly OF training
ioWed Sy Gov " tanfnn % eYNsenafar Fower wa iG
Love, B. C. Hobbs and others
Commissioner OF Education Eaton, who was
present, was Invited to sit with the convention as
resolution was offered by Judge Warner and
adopted, that a committe he appointed, consisting
point, to wait upon the President OF the United
states on his return TO the city and present to him
an address on behalf OF the convention.
A resolution, deplOring the death OF A. B. Meach-
am was offered, and laid over for remarks.
The convention then took recess until O'Clock
the Secretary OF state and paid their respects to
him. ~ rr
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The Star Route Trial.


WHAT DISTRICT ATTORNEY CoRKHILL SAYS.
Tomorrow is the day set for the beginning Of
the star route trials District Attorney Corkhill,
speaking to STAR reporter to-day about esS.ing
jury to try the case, said he did not be-
lieve 1t would take more than an hour
to empanel q jury. There seems to be
some doubt whether the trial will 60 ahead to-
morrow or not. as it is thought the counsel for the
defence are Illuminating some new fireworks to be
discharged before jury is empanneled. 81
shouldn't be surprised" said the district attorney
when questioned upon this point, ''if IngersOll
would come into court with some AFFIDAVIT for
Dorsey setting forth that he was not prepared and
could not go ahead without first getting some
important witnesses out In Arizona or some other
place"
INDIcTNEHys.-The grand jury to-day returned
Indictments against John w. Mcknight and Jas
Thorp, conspiracy; John Price alias w. Il. Parks,
larceny Noah Johnson, Henry Coleman and Rich
ard Henderson, larceny. They also recommended
the dismissal OF the charge against EdwardAm
bush, and he was released.
ARMY ORDERs.-Capt Robt NJ. O'Reilly, assist
ant surgeon, Will report IN person to the attending
surgeon at this station for assignment to tempo
rary duty In his office. The leave OF absence
granted Cd Lieut.. Thomas N. Defrees, 6th infantry,
Is EXTENDED twenty days The Have OF absence
granted Capt Theodore A. Baldwin, 10th cavalry, Is
extended SIX months. Capt. Valentine McNally.
ordnance Stcrekeepef, Is assigned to temporary
duty In the omce OF the Chief OF ordnance In this
city.
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STAR ROUTE WITNEssEs.-General John A.
w alsh and Jerry ]. Ellis were before the grand
Jury to-day in the star route cases. understood to
be IN connection with the routes operated by B.
Price g. Co.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE UNAyOID BILE ABB
sence of Mr. MoRSELL and the indisposition of
Miss EVA MILLS the Concert to take place This Even
ing at Lincoln Hall for benevolent purpose is POST
PONED FOR FEW DAYS. my31
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big Bears Threatemed lmvasiOm.
CHICAGO, ILL, May 31--A dispatch from St Paul.
Mfnn., says In case Big Bear and his 500 lodges
cross the border Maj Rges, very able Indian
tighter, Will probably operate against them.
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NELATFS CARAMELS.
P1rsst IN the coSntyy They spe:k for thenselyss @
street northwest. MILO
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from Putnam reports q large IRE there this morn
ing at 2:S0 The Bugbee block was totally de.
etroyed and the post oflice burned out Nothing
was saved The surrounding buildings were badly
damaged 1t Is said to have been the work q
trampa
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Fire i'm Lancaster. Pm.

LANCASTER, PA, May 31-The large millinery
store OF Gottschalk & Ledermann, on North Queen
street, this city, was badly damaged by fire and
water late last night The loss viii amount 70
$4,000; Insurance, $4,000.
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BOOKS. &c.

NEW BOOKS.
History Of the Formation of the Constitution of the T.
s, by George Bancroft. vols, Svo. S5
history OF England IN the 18th Century vols. and
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MOntesqu Grandeur and Decadence Of the Romans
trans by J. Bqker, s2.
Myth aud Science, hy Tito ygno Inter. Sci. Series
81. so.
The Gypsies. by Charles G. Leland, 3.
Reverend Idol. novel, 81 80.
From Hand TO Hanj Translated from the German by
Mrs A L. Wister, 81. 90.
Anon the Szores, by Lyman III. Weeks Illustrated
SI.5O.
The Eleventh Commandment Paper Soc
Pot Bouilie, by Zole, paper, T5c.
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TREASURER GILFILLAN to-day mailed Il, ,961
checks. amounting to s. O63 59 o. for the interest
due tomorrow on registered ~ per cent bonds.
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DEST PLACE FOR BARGAINS AND PRESENTS
I'D TO Customers buying S. and over is 736 9TH street
YOUNG'S. established ls54 the Original One Price
6tczs. mil
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THE VESSELS of the north Atlantic squadron
are now at Hampton Roads. Those needing it
will be repaired before they are sent on their re-
Spective cruises
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SPRING DRESS GOODS.
We are daily receiving new Spring Goods COM
prisinR full line Of all the fabrics in French Nov
eities Combination Sutngs in Silk and Wool Sateens
and French Ginghams Pongees and Tussa Silks, Cam
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Spreads all grades Damask Table Cloths with Nap
kins to match; French Hosiery in Silk, Lse and Cot
ton; Parasols and Umbrellas.
Those in want Of choice goods win find It to their
advantage to examine our stock before purchasing.
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SECRETARY CHANDLER will attend the graduating
exercises at the naval academy probably on the
closing daV
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FAIRS, FESTIVALS, &c.

+ AIRS, FESTIV AIS, &c.
LN-STREET BAPTIST CHURCH WILL HOLD
~ their Annual Reunion and Strawberry Fest val
Friday evening, June I'd. full attendance Il SO cited
oy the ladies'. Admission, 10 cents. my31-3t'
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The VANDALIA-The Navy department Is In.
formed that the Vandala arrived at the navy yard,
Portsmouth, Va, yesterday afternoon, to undergo
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fRo WASHINGTON. D. c., MAY %, 1882
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP

The partnership heretofore existing between FRED
ER1CK W. EVANS and MARTHA E. EVANS under
the firm name of F. w. NJ. K. EVANS. has this day
been dissolved by mutual consent. F: w. Evans re-
paid to Martha Evans and all persons having claims
against said firm will present the for settlement
James r. Marr, OF Duvall Mari. 804 st. northwest.
F. w. EVANS,
MARTHA E. EVANS,
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THE FOLLOWING PATENTS have been issued to
residents of Washington n:-Treatment of prairie
soil to obtain useful products therefrom, Chas L.
Fleischmann: railway car, James Patterson; sep
arating diaphragm, Geo. B. Whiting, and watch
charm, w. w. Dodge
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= MI b w. HANNAf PfIVaIe 3eCfeCafy 70 the SeCre-
tary of the Navy, was married last evening to Miss
Emily Cole, OF vernpn, at the residence Of her
guardian, Mr.. Whitcey, on 18th street. Rev. DR..
D9mer performed the ceremony.
THE ANTI-CHNEs1 LAw.-The Treasury depart
ment has just issued instructions to collectors of
customs as to carrying out the provisions of the
anti Chinese law lately passed by Congress, and
saving that IN order tO prevent any just cause OF
law collectors and MI other officers OF the customs
will take pains to krefuIly carry out the provis-
them"
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NEW BOOKS.
Treeman's ReiGn of William Rufus and Aces
sion Of Henry the First q vols. IS. 90
Bancrofts History Of the Constitution Of the
United States. .......... 500
B2lenune's Experiences Of Barrister's Life. 2
Satchel Guide to Europe for 1882. 2 90
Skeats Etynologicai Dictionary ary...-..-..... l.. %
(sInialgns OF the Var tyOl- .. Atianta)- LOO
Revolt OF Man. Leisure Hour. leo
and ... so
Romans ......................... 200
Coz riert Sunbeanls. q 90
1oonis index GUIDE to Travel and Arts, Europe g. 80
Franklin Square and Seaside Libraries.
JAMES j. CHAPMAN
Metropolitan Book Store
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ADJurANr GENERAL DRUM and Col. Barr re-
turned last night from the inspection of the mill
tary prison at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas They
investigated the recent mutiny OF the prisoners
there, but found it to be an affair of little impor-
lance 1t was caused by only one or two of the
worst prisoners, who induced others to follow
their example, but the mistake was soon seen, and
they came at once to terms
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BOSTON NAVY k&D.-It Is understood that the
judge advocate of'the navy, who has been exam
lining the title Of the ground on which the Bostor
navy yard is located, will report that the title o.
the United States TO the property is perfectly clear
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Referring to above notice. would respectfully inform
my friends and the public generally that viii continue
the DINING ROOM. BUSINESS at the old stand, 900
94 street, and request continuance of the patron.
age heretofore bestowed upon the firm of f. W. and NJ
e. Evans
my29- 2ws MARTHA r.. EVANS.
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COL AMOS WEBSTER will enter upon the Official
discharge OF the duties OF chief clerk of the Treas
ury department to-morrOw
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INCREASED INTERNAL REVENUE RECEIPTS.
certificates OF deposit for May show an increase in
the returns from internal revenue, compared with
the same month last year. of 81 $50, $780, making
the total receipts for the eleven months $685.
being an increase for the eleven months OF
SIC, ,0O0 The receipts for May are the largest
for any one month since 1877.
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THE PUBLIC DEBT statement, which will be
issued tomorrow, will show a reduction in the
neighborhood OF $4,000, ,000 Payments on account
OF pensions to the amount OF nearly $9,OOOOOO
cause this unusually small reduction.