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Prof. Greener's Anti COlOred COnyen.
ton Committed
TO the Editor of THE

The names OF those composing the committee
opposed to national colored convention are quite
familiar to the colored citizens OF Washington.
and have been for number OF years. They are
department clerks, messengers and dismissed
clerks and messengers, who reside right here In
Washington and nowhere else. Greener the chief
mogul, an ex-department clerk, has no vote or
property to qualify him as representative man.
lie Reside here, and has done so Tor many years
lhough he claims to represent South Carolina
ScnueIlndn who Is on the committee to repre- cent
the Intelligence and morality of the sixty thou
messenger In the U. s. Treasury department.. and
has status. Now with Greener at the head ana
Schuerlnan at the tail OF this movement, your
readers can Judge OF those Sandwiched in between.
NOW OF those who called the convention Mr.
DOUGLASS Is Taxpayer here and in Rochester, N.
l., ana voteS In the latter city, having voted there
your collector OF taxes NJ. NJ. Holland Is voter in
ONO ana Taxpayer, as are also the majority OF
the slgners to the call voters and taxpayers.
/. s. r.
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my3 50. u. 1s. 10. 23S2s-st PS tmqlter Ge''cr.
AIS FOX TICK / PUNCH .
Posi- OFFICE DEPARrMrNr.


WASHINGTON. u. G., May !, 1888
Sealed proposals vii bc lived at this DepaFtt,
until the SECOND DAY OF JUNE, 1888. for furni h.
ing g. 500 Ticket Punches. eithee in the
form of pliers 10 Dr. Delivered at This artment ON or
before the h + NTH DAY AUGUST 1883.
The punches are to supply want of the service
being required for in the il of stal
Iers VI submit with their proposals samples the
punches ofIeTet =. L. fI1rIlished y them.
All PROPOSALS 10 be mat- -. S1cDr1anre it'll the
printed forms and spec feat which viii be furnished
on catOn. by lsre to the g ui,ertefifeiTc ~
Money irter System, Post ufiice Department Washing
Ton, ID G., to VII lI ddrrs shOu adress their seI.cd
prnpo 'ais markell ON the envelope, Proposals
punches'
decision on the bids VIII he de on before the
SIXTH LAY OF u NJ. 1888: the right being reserved
to reject any al. of them.
W. Q. K"SHAM.
mt3. 20. IL. 16 70. %. POST Postmaster General
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One OF the reasons why some OF the star routs
defendants may have been IN earnest In express
ting preferences for submitting the case without
argument croppe: out in Mr. Wilson's plea fol
Brady. He teSk advantage OF Mr.. Merrck's dim-
Guilty In licking out the petition that had been al
tered. to ask how II could have been possible fug
Brady to scrurtnize like an expert the enormous
acted upon the petitions, some OF which wcr0
fraudulent In saying this. Mt. Wilson said n
did net wish TO be understood as reflectinR upo0
the other DEFENDANTS: sthey would explain fof
themselves In their turn" The counsel fR
Dorsey ana the other contractors can hardy
relish fie Inference which % inevitable from TIN
plea. and they may not consent 70 leave Brsd4
posed as the innocent and unsuspecting victim a
q conspiracy. II must be confessed that no
was too much method-and too much money-in
hts er1ng. n the rogues shah take up the ory.
HEach for himself, and the d take 1he hIn3s
most, there VIII be q chance or conytcting oone.
body.
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Freight Rates.

NEW YORK, May 16-The joint executive COM
mitlee Qreigir departmenD OF the Trunk Line
railroads and their western connections, to-day
resumed the consideration OF an adjustment OF
freight rates, bv which IL is hoped in future cut
ting VIII be prevented. 1t has been resolved TO
Take the rate making powers out OF the hands OF
the managers and to vest it in the committee.
he subject or discussion to-day was the report OF
Tue subcommittee appointed to prepare the de-
tails OF the arrangement. 1t is expected that the
committee will remain in session until late hour
this afternoon.
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The Potomac Flats improvement
BIDS OPENED TO-DAY

Bids were opened at the office OF Major Peter C.
Hams to-day for excayating about six acres OF the
Potomac fats, in the vicinity OF Easby's Point
There were seven bidders. all of this city The
following are the names of the bidders and the
amounts Of their respective bds:-Andrew
McGowan, 294 cents: j. A Blundon. 2sk cents: Jno
Cudmore, 33 49-lOO cents; WIN. II. MohIer, Is CENTS
Albert Gleason, Ban cents, AMI VIM. Buckley "a
cents. Andrew Gleason, being the lowest bidder.
will probably be awarded the contract 1t is est.
IN 1ted that the amount OF material to be removed
will be about 10000 cubic yards.
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PROPOSALS.
IVasHISGTOS sCHUETZEN V Rein.

WASHINGTON SCHUETZEN V. hEIN.
Sealed Prop sails WI be received until TWFLVE
CfCIOfK NJ on TNENTA-f1F T. DAY OF MAY
for the Stan,,s b. named. preparatory for
enteeHth Grand Annual SChue teen Pet uenciug
on the ~ n day az June and Ia ting fOur day:
Thr. Beer Far. with privilege OF selling seEars.
One Confectionery stand
one Fancy GOODS Stand. with privilege of two.
Two hGs-tiuE stands
Tn. Carriage Yard and CaroUsll.
Terms: fne-tinrd ca h. the remaining two thirds q
be raj thu fr-t and second days Of the 'esti,ai
Proposals should lie accOn!a il by sufficient seen
rity The aHtcun; OF erN. AID d. - ell either t, tine
Pres eat ,.r. VIM. HeimuS 4ll 7LI street north vest
or e. the Treasurer. Mr. CLas- Gs, Fl. III street
northwest.
Inc tx-cutiNe CO mtee reserve the RIGHT to accept
OF Re gect am or . uroIOseis. ~ he LATER said
Stands Viii De III - he hiehe bid FfS T. M
on IN lHIt FAST or MAY MKT, a the Park,
OF I.a -trsft road
By Orier OF tic Executive Comm -.
myl4-td kEINH Id SPhI .t.sGUTH. Soy.
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The Tewk.bury Investigation.

. BOSTON. May 16.-The testimony in the Tewks-
bury investigation to-day WIS by physicians con-
nected with the Harvard medical school, AMI was
mainly corroborative OF that given yesterday. A
long discussion ensued over the claim OF Gov. But
LEI mat the defense was trying to evade the ques-
lions as 10 the manner in which the students OBJ
talned the bodies OF infants for dissection.
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DRorOsALs FOR STATIONERY.
Posi- OFFICE DEPARrvEN-

WAsHINGToS. ID. e.. April %. 1893.
Sea led PROPOSE viii be at this DEPARTMENT
until lNF1.EE o. LOCK Nj. on IT, SDaY, JUNE
tlE H. 1888 for furnishing Stationery for the use of
FIRST q = cond Post Offices one Year from
July /. l5s3.
Blank forms of proposals. showing the items and esti-
MATED quantities required. together with Circular re-
atng thereto. Will be Furnished al plication to this
Department.
Proposals should be addressed 70 tie First Assistant
RosaFter General, and endorsed 'Propo ais Tor sta
uonery"
The Postmaster General reserves the right reject
any al BIDS. w y GRESHAM
mvI, O. IL i6, 49, 23Se6. St TcstYnastsr General.
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NEW YORK, May ia motion was argued In
the us. circuit court to-day to QuaSh the inict-
ment in the case of Morris Speigel, the Broad
street liquor merchant, for having in his possess
sion washed tax paid revenue stamps, the ground
or the motion being that 1t was no OnenSe TO be in
possession or these stamps. Decision was reserved.
When Speigel was leaving the building he was re-
s arressen on warrant issued by US. commits
fraudulent entry in his revenue books and with
having omitted to make entries regarding the sale
and receipt or liquors. The accused was held In
$5,pOQ bail ON these oh. irgpS.
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More Arrests i'm ireland.

been arrested IN Ballina on the charge OF conspI-
racy 10 murder landlords. An Internal machine
and number OF firearms belonging TO the pris-
Oners have been seizad 1t is believed that the ar
rests and seizures were made through evidence
given by an infOrmer.
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Scion or ROYALTY AT HAlIPAx-The Br1sasn
screw corvette Canada, ~ guns. is at Halifax e
g.. CAPT Z. Durrant Is the commanding O0iccr
and Prince George OF Wales Is rated as midsnius
man on board. The Canada win SAN shortly fof
the North American and West lndia station n
chaplain YIN Be appointed 70 the vessel - tuto6
70 the Young prince, who VIII be accompanied q
Is stated. ~ his irumste friend, MidshipmaN
,WemyDA son q che eafl &C WemyuR
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET-At the Queens
town drove yards, on the Metropolitan branch
y o. X X. three miles from the city. Lewis D.
Means proprietor, Monday, 297 head OF cattle
were offered OF which 275 were sold to but cheers at
5Ha73.c per H.; and 2s remain over. 800 sheen
and lambs we're sold follows: Sheep 4Xa
81 per H.: lambs, 7a9c. Cows and calye,
brought ss5as6O The state of the market was
dull '
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UNWILLING OF THE LEE MONUMENf.-The Lee
Memorial Association, OF which Gen. Joseph T.
Johnston Is president ana Gen. John B. Gordon
entine's recumbent figure OF Gen. Lee Will take
place at Lexington, Va, on Thursday, June 18th,
'9:30 to 10 M. decoration OF the graves OF Lee
and jackson; IL q M. religious services by Bishop
William Plnkney. Washington; Grafton by Major
John w. Daniel, Va: p m, salute by section OF
Rockbridge artillery; mausoleum thrown open to
the public to view the monument"
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Work at the Coal Mines.

PHILADELPHIA, May 16-Officers OF the Phladel-
phia and Reading Coal and Iron company report
week, half time next week, full time the following
week, half time the week ending June 9th, full
time week ending June 16, and half time for four
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CINCINNATI. May ia dispatch to the Times
Star from Harrodsburg, KY, says: JUICE Denny
Thompson trial this morning, and was followed
by Hon. Mr. Blackburn Tor the defense. The case
Will go TO the jury at p. m. Applause was sew
eral times suppressed by the court during Judge
Denny'S speech.
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The DuNkardS.

Ing OF the German Bapt1sts, or Dunkards, opened
at Bismarck Grove yesterday, 10000 people being
The meeting Will continue four days New
arrivals are expected, who will swell the number
In attendance to Is, OO0
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I'd Edition.
Latest q6lGgramS to The Star.


FICKsBURG, MISS, My l6-Josaph T. H1zIntt
was shot and Instantly killed by Ely Cook at II 80
O'clock this morning. The act is pronounced by
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A Priest Robbed by Rance Men.
TIE Rev. FATHER ROGERS, OF NAssACHusRTrs =,
THE TOuA

THE TOIIA
From the New York Sun. to-day.
The Rev. Fathers Patrick J. Rogers and James
JRogers,o OF the st. Columbkiile Church, Brighton.
Mass, appeared in the Tombs police court yester-
day against h Scharfenberg. the proprietor OF q
saloon at 103 Chatham street. To Justice White
Father P. J. Rogers said: 81 was standing In
front OF Sweeny's hotel in Chatham street. when
stranger came up to me, and, calling me by
name. said he was acquainted with me In nv
parish. He told noe that he was q dealer In Cloth
and asked me to accompany him. We went to
Schartenoerg'S saloon. After we had been seated
some time Two strangers came up and began
ta!klng 70 as as II they were old acQuaintances
listened 70 them, and finally my companion pre-
d1ced pocaetoook: which apparently contained
had been cheated by sharpers, and produced three
cards, which, he said. he had got from the man
who had robbed him. he spoke 10 entertain1pply
that we all sympathized with him. Finally he
asked rs TO put our purses down on the table and
said that he would show rs how he Waa fooled
put down my purse, containing SEQ The man
quickly turned up card. and some one said had
lost An three then arose. laughed, and went out
with my money. When / recovered from nv
surprise arose, and then SchaffenberY spran9 az
me-, caught me by the collar ana asked 1lI IN.
s Ten. 20 kick up row: tried to explain to
him that had been robbed. but he tnsisted that
no one was ever robbed in hts saloon, The thieves
got away by his delaying me-"
Father Rogers not being able to swear posi
lively to Scharfenberg's completely he was dis
charged. Captain Tynan's policemen wena In
structed by Justice White to look lor fhe men vho
robbed Father Rogers '- v. Nv
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MARRIAGE LICENsEs.-Marriage licenses have
oeen issued by the clerk OF the court to Chas r
Goooeil, OF Ashland Mass, and Ada v. Graham:
Richard w. Henderson and Esther j. Ferguson:
stephen >. huron aad Teresa Byrns: Eugene r.
SuiIVan ana Ellen V. Driscoll; John w. Atwell, OF
Boston, sss., and Katherine p. Chapman: John
j. Goodwin and Nellie T. Sullivan; j. r. Weaver
DOdsOn and Jane u. Butler.
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PROPOSALS FOR sTATI merry.
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT


WASHINGTON. ID. G., Ma, 1. 1888.
Sealed proposals vi be received q this Department
until W I've O'CLOCK NJ. TUESDAY, JUNE
fIV >. 1888. for furnishing Stltionery for the Post
Once DepaI tine Z for one year from JAY l. 1888
Blank forms of Tropo al, sh ing the items and
estimated quaint Ties required. .ethsr with rcuar
Eelstug thereto will be FURNISHED splic ton this
DeIa tnIvnt.
Proposals should be Addressed the First Assistant
Postmaster General, and indOrs Propose for Sta
GoI ety."
The Postmaster General the right to rejct
any or all bi H.
W. O. G ESHAM,
By. Pc I'm teri .rp Fsl
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= = = - ". Q. GRESHAM,
n) j. D. .. IL, IL, H. 23S36 st Pos master General
pkOPOSALS FOR POSTAL NOTES AND MONEY
u ORDER DRAFTS.

WAsHI CT; n DC. ApriI 3D. 1888
sealed proposals are ins tied r steel plat engrlyers
and pate printers, and will BE- received ut this Depart
ment until TWELVE O'CLOCK Nj. UN WEDSES-
PAY. the INVENT THIRD ID " CF MAY. 49, for
iurnis ny all the Pc tai tes the issue of which
aatorlzed by the act of Congress approved March
D. 1885. and all the MOneyOrie raj his h the ID
psInneat may require for use during period four
year, c1Inmencinc the 18th day Of August 1893
Bank forms OF bids. with full specifcat ons and n
Sample Money Order Draft will I've iurn shed upon ap-
k1cston TO III Superintendent of the money tIrter
D3steh Fost Ctfce Del artne! t. Washington. u. c..
W. O. GRESHAM,
Ap-i-s,W-3w Postmaster
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TRANSFERS OF REAL EsTATE.-Deeds In fee have
oeen MED as follows:-E. A. McIntre to Emma
Taylor, northeast 4 81. so. ass; $500 Emma Tay-
s s1r no hiTsa Brown; same property; 500 D. b.
G. II. b. White ct al, trustees, to George BornS
par. :: So 100; $500 j. G. Beckett ct al, 10 w.
r. Mattingiy part 8, so. l6l; 5000. w. B. lord TO
Wiiiams ct al 10 G. F. Schaier. lot 45 sub so.
ITO; sl9Ol1. ". T. Father to Martha M Read Iai
Il, So. Ill; 81 $50 "
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The Naval Review at Fortress Monroe.

FORTRESS MONROE. Va, May 16-The naval re-
view took place at 10 O'Clock this morning. Four
steam launches and % bargeS came ashore in line,
and landed 500 ''blue Jackets 100 marines, and
pieces OF ordnance. Commander Bridgman
formed the battalion, which marched to the fort,
ana was reviewed 10y Admiral Cooper and Gen.
Getty. returning al noon
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Rcmains OF Ex-Gov. Washburn.

PORTLAND, ME-, May 16.-The deputation escort
ing the remains OF ex-GOv. WaShburn left this city
by special train ut noon to-day for Ingor. where
the burial service will take place on Thursday
morning at 10 o'clock.
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DK0POSALS FOR WRAPPING PAPER. WINE.
Il LITER BtIANCES AND MARKING AND
RATING STAMPS.
Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT,

z
WASHINGTON, d. c., May 3 1881
Sealed Proposals viii he rtcelv at this eJartInant
UNIli. !HE SENENTH DAY OF JU Ne, 1883, az
TWELVE OCIt"h NOON, fOr furnishing Wrapping
Paper Irvine, Letter Eaances and NJ rkilg and atiug
stsinl for Use ue OF the Post offices tire United
Stats. Tor one year fir the st day of July 1888
Bianhs To- pros osas an Giro lars stating the hnd
ana e. MATED quantities reQu ed. and giving full
structi s a. to manner of III dug and conditions to
Observed by bidders. viii lie furnished on app irati5n to
the blank Agency ost Office Department Washing
ton. ID. c.
The Postmaster General reserves the rgh reject
any al bids.
". Q. GRESHAM
ND D - -, 10, ~! 2INI6 st Pos master General.
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Jensen, the Grave Robber.

IS HE THE HUSBAND OF CALIFORNIA woMAN7
The District Commissioners are in receipt of a
letter from r. G. Jensen, dated at ID and IS Ellis
street. San Francisco, Cal, May 9TH, 1883, Stating
that she feels a deep interest in the welfare OF
one Vigo Jensen. formerly OF California, and hav-
ing been recently informed that person OF SINH
lar name was convicted of bOdy-snatching about
Importance to her to know ii the said Vigo Jensen
is the party she is looking for. She says: sHe is
about As years old, medium height OF fair com
tive OF Denmark" She thinks he is slightly peck
marked. In his youth he was apprenticed to the
In Humboldt. New. They were married about is
years ago. He LETT wife and child thirteen years
ago to go as emigrant agent to Europe, but re-
d. C.
Jensen was one Of the names OF the resurnec.
tiOnists now serving out in the District tail SEN
tence for bOdy-snatching In this District WA
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Five young ladies of Denver, COL, ride the
bicycle "man-fashion." clad in black velvet
knee breeches wooden high stockings, a polo
cap aud a sack coat, with low-cut bicycle shoes.
The Denver masculines are all learning to ride
80 a. to accompany the girls In their spins.
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Too Much Ammonia.

ANOTHER SUIT AGAINST THE GAS COMPANY.
Another report was received to-day by the Com
missioners from Inspector OF Gas and Meters
Ford notifying the Commissioners that on Satur-
day. the 18th instant, the gas WAS below the
standard. by reason OF an overdose OF ammonia.
The report was at once referred to the attorney
for the District, with Instructions to enter another
Slit
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SUMMER DEEss Goons

lJU3hEh 1VkE~S Moods
BA1isTr IN BEAUTIFUL STYLES.
CHOls Z TIT rms IN LINEN LAWNS
DpIfED SWISS MUSlINS IL NEW PATTERNS
ShTlNE EMBROlbERED DRESSES. ALI. COZ ORS
VIII ! r. EAB. NULL DRESSER
CREAM EMB- NULL DRESSES
fCSOEE DkESSES WITH EMS
PkINTED CHINA PONGEE AT zcp. TUr REGU-
t =, + PklCE HAVING BEEN 81. WILL MAXI
SHMdkR ILKS N A. l. STYLE AND COIOHS
S Str NAbINES. HkRMANIS. CAMfL'> HAIR.
ALEATi :nSS. AND A L OTHER BLACK GOODS
~sIII ABLE FOR MOURNING.
f1E ICS LAR ATTENTION Is CALLED TO OUR
81 FL. MUSLIN NIB. ROBES. FOR GRADUA-
IL n AM DISrEIBU ION biz. SSES.
fKlf LAkGE sIOCk OF CHOICE PARASOLs IN
BLAoh, WHITE AND COLOkS. "
e. = y ID; EiI.AS IN GREAT VARIETY.
NE VI F.is IHE NO~'r ASTONISHING BARGAINS
W lhE SEASON IN Pl1l METJES. PI.UMETTF
Is Cotton WARP MD WOOL. + ILL ING GRIN
ADDaaNEi Mill GkOU u. WITH SMALL col
WHIP fi IS NE PRICE Is l2Hc: PERYD
WEALE OPENING NEW GOODS IyERY DAY AND
PAaIIES FIT ING OUT FOK The sPRiSGS
bEASlDE OR MOUNTAINS, WILL FIND SII1TI
BIZ IdCLEa L u SELECT FROM.
ONE PRICE W. N sHUsTER SONS.
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MITCHELL WANTS TO TRY IT AGAIN-The New
York Tribune publishes q statement that sullivan,
the pugllist, oilers to Tight Mitchell for $500
Side, Mitchell to use his bare fists, while Sullivan
will use gloves Mitchell says he was not "knocked
out" and expresses desire to again meet the
Boston champion
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l TrrYsr cpurc

A FENnAN CRUnKR-1n q letter received In
Halifax, n. y. last night from ]. p. Kenny keeper
OF the ughtship at the entrance OF Darlington
Har0or, Shelourne county, he writes that q lev
Gays ago nne looking top sail schooner, Of about
one hundred tons with all her fyfno Kites set "a me
into Burlington Bay, passed up by the Nghtahip,
lacked around her and sailed out again to 50
Mr. Kenny adds he has no 0oubt she Vas 0ue Of
the expected 1enian cruisers surveying the roast
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RESTRAINING SCIr--1ehn p. JOINS has flei
Dil Tor Emily l. ,rber against SfcT-e,...-y IRA
NnsbuySen and c. Ham1 eken, for an Injunction TO
re- train the latter from making claim the former
rom paying an award m sde to George Hsmmeken
oy the Mexican mixed claim commission. A pre-
urinary restraining order was made, return ,ble
My lSth. The award was made In 1876, amount
ing TO So and two installments. OF SIS 900
each, have been paid since H mmeke MS death
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PEACE BETWEEN CHILLI AND PERU.-A treaty OF
peace between Cnni and Peru has been signed by
Gen. NoyOa and Gen. 1glesiaS, and is said to have
been confirmed. Peru cedes Tacna ami africa for
ten years At the end OF that term pleblscite is
10 be taken TO determine TO which country these
provinces shall belong. The country acquiring
them win pay indemnify.
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THE NEW YORK TOCKMARKEt
The following are tie opening ana closing pr1css
q the New York Stock Market today. as reporIei
Gyspecial wire TO H H Dodge, $50 18TH street.
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GOLD, SILVER AND NOTES.-The statement OF the
U. s. Treasurer shows gold. silver ami O. s. notes
In the Treasury to-day, as follows: Gold coin ana
bullion sl91 $50 1885, silver dollars and bullion.
FIJI jig 3 fractional silver coin, $28 ia e52 u s.
notes, 81 1872; total. 1881 .049 502 Certificates
ouIStandng@Gold SIS $685. 1870; silver. ST. 729 4Ol
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Ds ELATI. FRENCH CONFECTIONERY. 4
BONsbONs and CARAAkIS manufactured fresh
CANDY FACTORY
60 9th street northwest
Branch store 1889 Peunsylvanis avenue, dls-6m
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LARGE FORTUNE AWAITING HEIRS,

The District Commissioners are in receipt Of
letter from Mr.. Newman Temple, No d Wooster
street. n. Y, asking that the public records OF
TINS District may be searched to ascertain
whether or not Rosoglio or Rosoio who left Brody,
In Austria, and died In this country about 20 or IS
years ago, LETT any record here. He is represented
as having left large fortune, and his relations in
Odessl, Russia, are seeking for 1t, having been in
formed by the American minister OF the fact.
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WASHINGTON Fish MARKET.-Sold by r, A. Col.
den. agent to-day: 600 shad from SO to $40 Der
hundred; 5000 herring, from 8 to $40 per thou
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-05-16

INVITATIONS 10 THE PAYNE OBsEQUIEs.-Hand-
someiy engraved Invitations to attend the
oosequies OF John Howard Payne, at Oak Hill
cemetery, June 9th, were issued to-day. In the
csnter Is vignette OF Payne, and on the left re-
p,Ssentaion OF Payne'S birth place. and on the
Rsnas mosque to represent Tunis, where be died.
Donea'a Is tne letter press The invitations are
ohat .u oy Tue committee, OF which Dr. yelling is
cnalrMan and 9. N. Matthews secretary.