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Telegraphic Briefs.

The British sIoOp-of-war Dragon has ,e.t Aden
for Tamatave. Madagascar.
The London Eceni,g Ne,rs publishes state.
ment which Is probably without foundation, that
the Duke OF Albany offered his services for the
governor general OF Canada before the Marquis OF
LanSdowne was appointed to the Office.
A gang OF railroad laborers was buried by cave.
In on the Philadelphia, Norrlstown and Phnnix-
Vile railroad at COnschOhocken Pa, this morning
ana Andrew Gurlech, Adel johnson and George
Scoopgon were, 1t is tLoug ht, fatally injured.
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MINNEAPOLIs. MIMI, May 29.-AbOut midnight
last night q fire broke out here which destroyed
L Duensing's feed store and q number OF barns
near by on South Washington street. Duensing's
loss Is s. 600. Before this flre was under control
Wheaton, Reynolds q Co sash and door factory.
ON the east side OF the city. was found to be In
flames. and AveriIl, Russell Carpenters paper
warehouse, In South Minneapolis was also 0iScov-
cred to be on IRE. wheaton, Reynolds q Co 8 loss
Is 100000 Averill, Russell T. Carpenters loss is
5000 The other losses are small, but numerous
incendtarieS
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Application for a Mandamus Oh Secre.
tary Teller.


tary Teller.
This morning In the Court In General Term the
application OF Samuel II. Ruggles OF Circleville,
Ohio, for nlandamus ON Hon. II. NJ. Teller, Sec
retary OF the Interior. was taken up Mr.. jeremiah
Hall appearing for the petitioner. The petitioner
claims TO have an equitable interest with others
in $50 acres OF land between the rivers ScIota and
Little Miami. northwest OF the Ohio river within
the territory ceded by Virginia to the United
SIates, when was accepted by the latter in 17S4
bountleS enjoyed by the laws of Virginia to her
troops. it Is claimed that AqHslla Norvill having
tonary war IN the Virginia line received in 1884
war Warrans faT @ acres OF land from the
receiving patent. In Nav. 14l0. petitioner. in be-
half OF himself and other settlers fed duplicate
OF the warrant with other satisfactory evidence.
NAL, and demanded patent, but it was refused,
nrsI py the commissioner Of the Land Office and
Inen oy the secretary: lie therefore asks the writ
OF mandamuS on the Secretary
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A NTON FISHER.
"A CHEMICAL DRY CLEANING ESTABLISH
MENT. 9O6 street northwest Thirty years expert
Wells Laees etc. are perfectly cleaned this superior
process Ladies' Evening Dresses a Speciality Opinion
Of j. DeSmedt official chemist of the District OF
!umbia Your chemicals OF the effectual ma
ture and harmless. and perfect machinery not
surpassed in Paris, New York or elsewhere Notice.
Grease spots to be thoroughly removed au29
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The vVheeImcn i'm Nev York

NEW YORK, May 29-The league OF Americas
wheelmen were TO have continued their session
mere To-day, but owing TO a quorum not being
present, no business was transacted. New York
state division or the league or American wheel.
men was organized, and Louis H. Brown OF Ell
mira, was elected treasurer and Benz r. G. San.
ford was elected secretary
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Sale Of a Passenger Railroad.

BALTIMORE, Nd, May 29.-The Peoples Passen.
ger railroad, with about five miles OF track ex.
tending from Fort McHenry to Druid Mn park,
frty horses and thirteen cars, was sold at auction
today. 1t Was purchased by the bondholders for
SS3 600.
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NEW YORK, May 29-The President passed
another quiet day at Mr. Miller'S house. TO-mor-
row he Will review the Decoration day parade He
received q few callers OF no particular note this
morning.
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Irish men fn Canada.

MONTREAL, May 29.-The meeting OF IriShmen to
consult concerning the afnliat!on with the Ma
tional league has been postponed until next week.
The letter OF the clergy will likely result In the
formation OF Canadian league.
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the U. s revenue marines, has been ordered to the
revenue steamer Mccullough at Charleston, South
Carolina.
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TR4NToN, n. J., May 2a-The Rev T. H boy6,
pastor OF the Warren street Methodist church q
TINS city, who has been missing since Thursday
last, mas returned. He Started for Kingston on
Ihursday, but was taken sick on the way and went
hars 70 ms mo.ners nc home In rhiladepha teieg.am
miscarried lie is still very sick and las rone
oack 70 Philadeiphia, merely coming here 20 put
at rest the anxiety OF hls congreRatiou
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JEwE1nY ADVERTISEMENT No. 2.
Continued from Last Week.)

In our last weeks Jewelry Advertisement we could
only for want OF space mention Bracelets Rhine Stone
Earrings and Pins, Rolled Plate Earrings and Lace
Pins. now let see what We have in Necklaces. We
have Rolled Gold Plated Necklaces from to 81
these goods are represented and will wear from to
10 years. ~
We have excellent Fire Gilt Necklaces with and with
out harm, IN u larYe variety of designs, at 99c.
We have Ivory Necklaces we have silvered Deg Col
lar Necklaces we have an jet Necklaces and Celuoid
NECKLACES. all at 99c. or about that
In Lockets offer beautiful Roman Gold arti-
Gle at 9.c, and 81. 49,
Our assortment Of Rings is very extensive We have
&c., 81. 40, 81. 80. ' "
Gold Rings. sc: with Pearls and Stones from 99c
Rsal and Imitation Cameo Rings, 99c. to s. 98.
Bangle Rings and Chidren's Gold Rings, 99c.
In Rolled Gold sleeve Buttons, carry immense
nne and we especially call to your attention our Real
Stone Lever Sleeve Button, at 99c. and 81 %. These
goods are sold everywhere at so and g. and are
equal in wear to solid gold
We also offer handsome Real Stone Lever Button
at A9c:, aid nice Separable Button at Csc.
In Ladies' and Geuts Link Cuff Buttons we have a
beautiful assortment, and We have new patent Link
Button at 99c. which you should examine.
In Collar ButtOus for Ladies and Gents we have
almost verythng in the market at prices ranging
from 1Oc. to 25c. Ivory Collar Buttons &c Pearl lOc
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kilograms to The Star.
GEN. CROOK VICTORIOUS.
HE FIGHTS 400 APACHES AND KILLS so
THE ILLINOIS STRIKE RIOTS
FIGHT WITH THE TROOPS.
ONE MAN KILLED AND SEVERAL WOUNDED.
TIE POPE DENouNCING SECRET soc1ErrEs
Gen. Crook FIGHTS 400 apachcs.

Gen. Crook Fights 400 Apnchcs.
TIE INDIANS DEFEATED WITH LOSS OF 50 KILLED.
Tucson, ARIZONA, May 23-Gen. Crook is re-
ported to have had battle with the Apaches near
Guayanapo, in the Sierra Madre mountains The
force OF Gen. Crook numbered 5OO and that of the
ApacheS 400. Fifty Indians were killed. Gen.
Crooks loss Is not stated.
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Affairs i'm West Washtngton.

BROKE BOTH HIS LEGS.-AbOut 7:25 this morn.
ing George Hollis, cOlored man., about % years of
age living on 9th street, near the Boundary, while
sitting on the railing OF the canal bridge at 34th
street, was taken with a fit and fell to the tow
to the station by Officer Riley. and Dr. Suter
summoned, who found the man to have broken
both legs above the knees and received other
serious injuries. He was taken to Providence
hospital
DEATH OF WELL-KNowN COLoRED MAN.-Geo
l. Washington, well-known colOred man, a
butcher in the High street market, died suddenly
last evening Of apoplexy, at his residence on p
street.
GRAIN.-3,5OO bushels wheat sold yesterday at
$1.25.
PoRT.-Schr. Spartan. Hodgen, from Boston for
Georgetown, at Vineyard Haven Goth inst; +; Schr
Chas H. Morse, Jones, for Washington, sailed from
Bath 24th inst
CONDITION OF THE WATER.-Great Falls. very
turbid receiving reservoir, slightly turbid; diStr.
buting reservoir, clear.
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LANCASTER, Pa, May 29.-The smallpox which
has been prevalent In the Lancaster county prison
for some time past Is now on the decrease, and
the authorities are confident that they have ft
fully under control. In all fourteen prisoners
were affected, all but four OF whom are now con-
valeScent Only one case has proved IA tai
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CIR THE BEsr.
Have your Carpets cleared by the
NEW AUTCMATIC STEAM PROCESS
The mos. delicate fabric be cleaned without the
slightest injury. Carpets called for and delivered free
OF Charge. Orders mail elcphone receive PROMPT
attention. AL work guaranteed.
SINGLETON L ROEEE,
ElyS-3m, Up sol Mari et Sp.cc
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MISS ANNIE h. HUMPHREY.

MISS ANNIE X. HUMPHREY,
go TENTE STREET NORTHWEST.
Makes CORSETS to order every style and material
and guaran tees perfect fit and comfort.
HER SPECIALTIES ARE
french Hand made UnderclothinX Meruo Trndsrwaa.
and finest Imported Hosiery. ~
fatent Shoulder Braces and all Dress Reform GOols,
French Corsets and Bustles. The ''Hercnles" Sun.
porting Corset for which Miss H. is special azsnt.
and 81 Corset her own make. that for tle price
cannot be surpassed
N.B.-French. German and Spanish sp,k,r, as
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DEzgNDoRF As A REfoRMER--Ex-Represent
tive Dezendrof, Of Virginia, called upon Post.
master General Gresham yesterday afternoon. Ho
was informed by the Postmaster GeDeral that ff
he desired TO address him on the subject OF I'm.
proper conduct on the part OF postmasters IN vfr.
gfnia, he should do SO directly, and not through
the newspapers; end that II he had any charges 70
make against the postmaeters at NORFOLK or elso.
where, and would formulate them, the deparss
ment would take the charges under corsideratio0.
The Postmaster General also said that the case oe
the postmaster at Norfolk. against whom certain
charges had been published. was already In IL
hands OF the proper ofI3ccrs who had been ~
structed 70 examine into the CASA. uH. Dc1endQR
sud he would shortly present chargsk
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PATENTS were issued to-day as follows: J. 8.
Detrick, Baltimore, metal planer; Francis II.
Gideon, Washington, vehicle wheel; w. IL. Hopes
and G. Paisi, Baltimore. contractbe core or
center; r.. G. Kirkwood, Ellicotu City, Nd, wind.
wheel; Francis T. Marchand, Annapolis, Nd,
maintaining power for clock springs; Frank q.
McCleary, Washington, scarf; V. Il. Meredith,
ii. Schaaf Alexandria, Va, car coupling; L. II.
Scott. Baltimore apple parer; F. Tafre, Baltimore,
underground line; w. II. Taylor, Richmond. artiIi.
stone; John II. Young, Jr., Norfolk county, Va,
three patents for fertilizers.
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SUCCESSFUL BIDDERs.-Thc committee appointed
to open the bids for stationery IN the Interior de.
partment report favorably upon the following
additional selectfons: VIM. Ballantyne & Son.
mucilage stand (Morgan'S pateni), paper weights,
rubber Ink erasers eyelets and press cory books
(cap s!Ze:) C. w. Thorn Co, sponge cups. artists
rubber, Office spears and scissors; j. ID. Free, Jr
steel eraserS tkniie), Go. ispear), arm rests; q.
A. Whitaker, bill flles
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Washington News and Gossip

GOVERNMENT REcE1pTs To-DAY.-Internal reve-
nue.. $685., $40 50; customs. sc77, ,0la1a
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GEN. LoGANs fmaelous DENIAL OF CnanGEs-
The Chicago 1rio'1.' t,J-isy prints letter from
Gen. John A. Logan, ddtcd Santa Fe, New Mexico,
May 22, In which he replies In vigorous English 10
charges recently made against him by The Inter.
ocean, that the Senator lad been engaged In some
disreputable land Transactions by which the Zuua
Indians had been despoieJ OF a valuable portion
OF their reserv ltion, and that Gen Logan and Ids
conspirei to derraud the Indians by "Jumping
their reservation and that they could shut on
the water supply from the Zuni country, starye
out the tribe, and compel them to abandon tho
lands which Gen. kePnn WIS credited with ualaw.
fully coveting. The generals Acenial is sweep.
ing one.
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HNDERWEAR!-DOU 9TH AND F
~ STREETS.-The business in this departme mt hay-
ing been tar in excess Of our expectations the sale win
offer different but decided bargains. and win on
THURSDAY begin with 200 dozen more of those thor
ELS at rs cents The best chemise offered for
fhe pFlce We have so dozen French Castor, button
price 81 So 100 dozen sehoppers best quality. in
per pair Another 50 dozen of those thread Child
rens Stockings just in. 100 dozen Misses Hose at 81
cents, according to size.
f23 DOUGLASS 9th and streets,
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COMMISSIONS were issued today 70 John t. Rose,
postmaster, Aaron, Va; Jas. Johnston, Loyman,
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No INFORMATION OF General Crooks campaign
had been received at the War Department this
afternoon.
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l.. BEHnExDs.
9cs SEVENTH ST.. BET AND STS,.
Has opened the following Grca. Bargains;
oae Case HANDSOME LAWNS. &c.
Sn 9ns Case "a SHE TING. i2H.; usual price. II.
9ne 9ne - 20: 20: :. :. q.
Ono I" S-A "a.
One " 9-4 I" 90 SO N
One " l2-A 80; 90 80 40
The above are IN Ends ani will only be cold by the
piece. hey are The best goods manufactured,
800 dozcn Ladies DARK HOSE, l5c. they are WORTH
fully 2.c. pair.
l.. BEHKENDS' BALTIMORE STORE.
my2i-6t 90S 7th street northwest
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COMMANDER KELLOGG ORDERED TO LIGHT HOUSE
DUTY.-Orders were to-day issued from the Navy
Department detaching Commander A. G. Kellogg
from the command OF the Tallapoosa on the 31st
inst, and assigning him to lighthouse duty, with
headquarters at Cincinnati. 1t has not vet been
decided who will succeed to the command OF the
TallapOoSa.
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SUING THE DISTRICT FOR $4,000 DAMAGEs.-The
Circuit Court yesterday afternoon took up the
trict Of Columbia. with Messrs. T. II. N. McPher-
son and l. G. Hlne for the complainant and
Messrs Riddle and Miller for the defendant. The
declaration states that on the 25th of December.
1880. Mrs Clark got OF street car at the inter.
section OF 9TH street and Pennsylvania avenue and
started for another. In doing so she slipped and
fell on the Ice AMI snow, and broke her right hin,
for which injury $4,000 are claimed. The Jury
to-day brought in verdict OF $42OQ
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REsIGNED.-James A. Ashley, many years a
member Of the examining corps In the US. Patent
office, has resigned to engageiin patent practice.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
. CORCORAN GALLERY OF ART.

W-4F
- On s Dsy the Gallery win
It ~ - ' VIM. MACLEOD. Curator.
u O. ARr Il Pn14EtaAEtr E 2E &; {; INVITED
Q, Rising Isdss No. Il 1861 at HARMONY Cemetery
oHAs. H. T. OVER, r.s: sc JOSEPH MANNING: e:
RICH HAs
a be glad to her and tas gs'
rV, THE LADIES OF WASHINGTON GROVE
Of tbe beaVRs 15nsd over 5 :. Simpson, SssFetaF
tssm q aas;D and , -, e. y unpaid saSss;ieoas
call at 1vo5 Pennsyvana avenue where tne st may be
my29-St 1905 Pennsylvania avenue.
rYo ASSESSORS OFFICE. ,,o. 900.
Ta,pavers on d. c. May 2sth 1sss
in snS ss94S 3
property under osth within forty Aye days from this
date and nd in default a Of such the Assessor re-
informatio9 that be obtained. and add thereto
seheaes csn te Obtained at this office
order OF the Commissioners Of the District of Co
'unnpas myaset ROBERT + issesso1 DopaE; s. G.
vii THE &c; GATH9hIo gENEY9LENT LESIoH
and al caoc a se Of Of s S
and 6S years who desire to join one OF the best Life
fully invited 70 attend. There win an election and
LEI: Esq. Of the Baltimore bar. viii address the
JAMES FULLERTON. Chairman.
F. McNERHANY. Secretary. my26-3t
FRP THE LAUTEN ENGRAVING COMPANY,
1925 New York avenue.
FINE CUTS.
RELIEF AND PLATE PRESS PRINTING.
1AurEN's NGw NSGEw PROCESS
pHoTo,ENaRAv1Na.
SEND FOR ESTIMATES. my2e
cGhE MAsSAeE "a Ero mp
ns.sis %sRs SssES ss1Is that
to bis drecon followed only
fYe LUMBER.
kinds. constantly on hand.
Our sssI At THE sJd LOWEST S5g 1ns
binR trade are unequaled
Esumates promptly furnished at
VIM. MCLEAN h SON.
my23 18th and streets northwest.
fV OFFICE GEoRGETOwN GAS LIGHT COM
SIy PANY, MAY 10. 18s3.-A meeting Of the Stock
hs 3
the the 4th 1883 Polls win be opened at IL O'Clock
my19-l4t 6. W. CRoPLEY. Secretary.
- MUNCAsTER & H0WARp.
Corner 7th and streets northwest Prescriptions filed
only by Registered Pharmacists. myl5-1m
F@1 GAS FIXTURES!
THE LARGEST STOCK IN THE CRY TO
SELECT FROM AND THE CHEAPEST.
PLEASE CALL AND EXAMINE.
CORCORAN BUILDING,
f2o E. F. BROOKS.
~ GAS FIXTURES.
LARGE sa4FE Of
foANAHtS fh6MSfNS: EkNSEf T1ASPSd. mp CRATES
hs ssssn gg.0smHfh sHsbS Sons sos 9TH STREET
Cw. GLEN FLORA AND BETHESDA WATERS
FRESH FROM THE SPRING,
W. C. MHBURN, pHAnMAc1sr.
f6- 1929 Pennsylvania avenue.
OurDooR SPORTS,
LAWN POOL,
LAWN TENNIS.
CROQUET.
ARCHERY.
BEST STOCK LOWEST PRICES.
WIN. BALLANTYNE L. SON.
my21 428 SEVENTH STREET.
Iron VASES CHAINS AND SErrEEs
RUSTIC MOOD VASES,
CHAIRS. SETTLES
AND HANGING BASKETS.
GARDEN HOSE go.
apl2 HAYWARD HUTCHINSON.
=
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S. VELAr1.
IMPORTED PURE OLIVE OIL ON DRAUGHr.
Also, ITALIAN MACCARONI
coo 9th stree. and 1889 PENNSYLVANIA avenue northwest
dlS-6In
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SECRETARIES CHANDLER AND TELLER are still
the only Cabinet officers In the CITY, 1t Is thought
that most OF the others will return with the Presl-
dent about the first OF June.
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MEDICAL BOARD for the examination Of candi-
dates for the position OF assistant surgeon in the
marine hospital service met at the Corcoran build
ing yesterday. There is but one vacancy, and
twenty candidates appeared for examination. The
board Will be In session for several days
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District Govern ment Affairs.
THE CONTRACT FOR DOG TAGS AWARDED

THE CUNIRACT FOR DOG TAGS AWARDED.
The contract for furnishing the dog tags-3,GO1-
Tor the year 1883 was to-day awarded by the Dis
trlct commissioners TO Mr.. julius Baumgarten, OF
this city. The tags Will be OF German silver
trefoil In shape. bearing the figure of a dog, and
inscribed D.C.D.T. with the number on the re-
verse.
PERMITS TO BUILD
Building permits issued by Inpsector Entwisle:
vate stable In rear OF 1147 Connecticut avenue:
s1,10o. J. B. E1monds, repair brick dwelling and
build addition to private stable, 1925 street;
s, ,3O. A Wonder, erect brick building, street.
near Delaware avenue; 500. Geo. F. Adams. erect
two tWo-story dwellings. Virginia avenue, between
Sd and ~ streets southwest; $500. w. II. Slack,
erect two three-story, basement and attic houses,
street, between 18th and 18th streets northwest:
$1,000: II. D. Cooke, repair bricks and Stod-
dard street, $1,700. ThOS. Bowling, repair brick
corner 11th street and Pennsylvania avenue; 5000
James NJ. johnson, erect two three-Story and base
ment dwellings, street. between 18th and 18th
streets; $4,000
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THE EVENING STAR.
PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday,
AT THE STAR BUILDINGS
Huthvess Corner Pennsylvania Ave- and 11th St,,7
The Evening Star Newspaper Company.
GEO. w. ADAMS, Pres't

FHH EVENING STAR IL served 10 subscribers IN tbs
f1 by carriers their account at 10 cent? per
Wesk or a cents PER month. Copies ct the counter
tit gear, 80 nx months. s..
Entered at the Post Once at Washington. D. c., q
second class mail matter.
THE WEEKLY SrAn-pubtshed ON Fridsy-sl wear
eeprepaid Six months. 80 cents.
u An mar subscriptions must be paid In advance;
- paper sent longer than IL paid for.
Hates Of advertising made known ON applicstior
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Douglass furnishes for publication an emphatic
denial OF the published statement that he received
suggestions from President Arthur as to the time
and place of holding the proposed ''colorcd con-
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DIVIDENDS DECLARED.-The controller OF the
currency has declared a first dividend OF per
cent. amounting to s9978 In favor of the creditors
OF the Pacific National Bank of Boston, Mass,
s32, 1872, payable to the creditors OF the First Ma
tlOnal Bank Of Union Mills, Union City, Pa.
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THE CASE OF PAYMAsTER WAssoN..-The court
martial convened In San Francisco to try Major
Wasson, the defaultlng paymaster, yesterday post
poned the trial until June 6th to allow the at
tendance Of witnesses. Meantime WasSon's friends
are trying to pay the deficit and get his resigna-
tiOn accepted.
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NEW DIME MUSEUM.
IN Family Resort for Ladies ard Children.
A GREAT SHOW.
EVERY AFTERNOON AND NIGH THIS WEEK.
II first class artists. Every act and scene new and
beautiful together with all the wonderful curioSltieS
and an excellent dramatic company
Admission to all only 1Uc. TBS ct
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Mr.. Cooks CLAIM.-The lighthouse board to-
day received communication from Geo. H. Cook,
OF New Brunswick. N. j., in which be lays claim
to the ownership OF the Robbins reef in New York
harbor. on which valuable lighthouse stands.
The matter will be investigated.
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r MASSAGE AND SWEDISH MOVEMENT
SSE CURE by Prof. HARTVIG NISSEN. Office,
1914 st.. NV Ladies' hours. 10 to - gentle
mems hours. to pm. Prof. NISSEN requests that
to his direction. my24 1wso
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-08-29
POR 10 QUE PUEDA Waller.

En- los presupuestos generates
de esta Isla correspondence al
aflo econ6mico de 1928 Sc
consigno una partida de dos mil
quinientos pesos para gratifica-
ci6n de bandas y furrieles de Vo-
h,ntarios. No encontrandose, Ca 10
que parcel la manera de justif-
car la inversion de dicha partida,
8 mejor dicho, viendose obstaculi-
zada por complete la forma de ha-
cerlo, acudiose al Ministerio de la
Guerra en- consulta, pero la fatali-
dad quiso que precisamente en-
la fecha que ESQ sucedia ocu-
rriera ell desastroso incendio del
edificio que ocupa ell referido Mi
nisterio; y es de suponer que
entire los papeles y expedientes
consumidos por las l'amas Sc ha-
llase ell de que nos ocupamos.
Como va esta espirando el pc
riodo de ampliaci6n que la Ley
concede para terminar las liqui-
daciones y pagos de servicios rea-
lizados durante ell a1o economico
anterior, y ahn no Sc ha invertido
la partida que dejamos indicada,
suplicamos al Excmo. Sr. Capt.
tan general Sc sirva tener en-
consideration 10 expuesto y acti-
var cuanto antes este asunto, vista
la urgencia que el mismo requle-
re, pues fenecido dicho periodo
tal vez no podra percibirse la men
cionada partida consignada por e.
Gobierno de S. M. para esta aten-
cion.