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RACE-A democratic member OF the next House OF
Repr5 sentatives said TO a STAR reporter to-day
that he believed the race for Speaker would be
between Randall and Cox, Of New York. lie Is
the friend OF another candidate, and does not " ant
to be quoted. because he Will stick to the man OF
his choice as long as he remains liz the field. BIZ,
he says he thinks the opposition TO Randall viii
concentrate upon one man finally, and 1t Is
his opinion that with New York beh nd him Cox
will be the choice OF the anti-Randail men.
SUCCESSFUL ANNAPOLIS CANDIDATEs.-The add.
tional candidates that have passed a successful
examination as naval cadets are: George W. Gal.
loway, Michigan: w. s. Clarke, New Jersey;
Charles f. Johnston, Ohio; Fred. G. Moore Kan.
saS: Charles F. Cash, Wisconsin; Ross Coleman
California.
THE LATE CHIEF ENGINEER LACKEY.-The fune-
raj OF Chief Engineer Oscar B. Lackey, who died
yesterday, as mentioned in THE STAR last evening
will take place from his late residence 129 Mary
land avenue northeast, Tomorrow at 2 p. m. He
Was born In Northumberland county, Va, March
8, 1887. His last cruise was as chief engineer OF
the Wyoming, to Europe. He returned about two
years ago. since when he has been practically an
invalid, but was not placed upon the retired list
widow and young son.
NAVAL ORDERs.-Capt Geo. E. Belknap. ordered
to command the Pensacola, Fla, navy yard. 11th
June; Lieut.. Commander Francis NJ. Green, de.
tached from duty In the bureau OF navigation and
placed on waiting orders; Lieut. Henry T. Mono
non, ueCacheu from the N1pSic and placed On sick
leave; Lieut. }: r. j. Anger, from the Alliance and
placed on waiting orders
PERsoNA1--Major Gen Mcdowell arrived In
town this morning from San Francisco. He Is
staying at the -Ex-Representative Crow.
ley, of New York, dlned with the President last
evening-osborn @ A. Coolidge and stilson Hutch
ms, OF Washington, were registered at the Paris
Representative Gunckel, Of Ohio, is at the Riggs.
owl Loring has gone to Boston.
by one OF the Boston dinner clubs last Saturday.
-Dlstrict Attorney Corkhill returned to the city
tnls morning, from ten day visit to Iowa,
estate OF his father:-Rev. DIT. Chester, pastor of
tne 1iHs Metrop2tan @ Presbyterian church. Capitol
H hnii, ana deiegate to the Presbyterian general
assemniy, mas Deen made a. member OF the judicial
cOpmlttee OF that body.-Mr. Clark, chief of the
revenue marine division of the Treasury depart
nected with the civil service commission. re-
turned 10 washington this morning.
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Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY-Internal reve-
nue., s342 057.41; customs. s.9S, S,1153a
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ACTING COMM1ssIoNER.-Deputy Commissioner
Rodgers Is acting as commissioner OF internal
revenue to-day, and will continue to act in that
capacity until the arrival OF the newly-appointed
commissioner. It Is not definitely known when
Mr. Evans Will take personal charge OF the Office.
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DEATH OF NAVAL OFFICER-The Navy depart
ment is Informed of the death of Lieut.. Com
mander Chas. F. Schmitz, which occurred at Mare
Island navy yard, Cal, on May Goth, from periton1-
It's Mr. SchmitZ was a native OF Indiana and en-
tered the service in 1861 His last cruise expired
in June, $780,
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TIE CZAR'S ENTRY INTO MOSCOW
AN EXPLOSION IN HIS DRESSING ROOM
WIND AND SNOW IN THE WEST.
VESSELS WRECKED on THE LAKES
MEXICAN FIGHT WITH APACHES.
NEW JERSEY PROHIBITION CONVENTION.
SUDDEN DEATH OF MARYLAND JUDGE
PImIico Races posrnou.a


BALTINoRs, Nd, May 22-The races at Pimlico
to-day have been postponed until tomorrow on
OF rain.
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TeleurR DhIc nRrIefs

The Dakota capital commission viii VISIT BIS.
marck on Thursday, thus completing Its tour or
connecting points for the location OF the capital
fire I'm Detroit, Mich, at midnight last night
oadiy damaged the large packing establishment
OF Hammond, StandiSh a Co
The Knights Of Pythias began the l4th annual
session of the Grand Lodge OF Ohio In Cincinnati
this morning
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WASHINGTON FISH MARKRT.-SOlc ny r. A. Col
den, agent, today: 800 shad, from $40 To s2s per
hundred; 10000 herring, from $50 50 per thou
SAND.
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WN. RYAN has been commissioned postmaster
at McTeer,Va
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Nrw Books.
Life Of VIM. Cullen Bryant, 2vols oGoodwin) Poems
OF VIM. Cullan Bryant VOLS. (Goodwin); History of
Criminal Cru q, ALA Law vols 9stephsns Letters and
Of Carlisle and Emerson. vols Economies Science
OF Wealth. tSrurtevan: Rabes in Wonderland. (Stan-
kobt Browning; Story q Melicent (Madoc); Mr.
Daas,eer Kns u" siss SnnefR s G0ones
Rsch,s Msa Bad Boy and bis Pa; The Toto dream of
the Ladies of Trinity Church Coton's General Atlas
new edition. w. H. MORRISON,
ag3 ATS Pennsylvania avenue
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March Storms In Nav.
SEVERE BLOWS IN 0HIo-FIvE INCHES OF SNOW

SEVERE BLOWS IN OHIO-FIvE INCHES OF SNOW IN
LOGAN COUNTY.
CLEVELAND O., May 22-A severe wind storm
ntful and trying, accompanied by incessant rain
prevailed throughout yesterd y, though with less
violence here than elsewhere in this region. Some
! trees, numerous telegraph poles and store signs
were thrown down. Silas Merchants pine foun.
dry, about half built, In the extreme northeastern
part or the city, Was blown down; damage about
$5.OO0 Snow Is reporter from various parts OF the
state, but there was none here. The storm abatei
considerably toward night, and the weather grew
coiu W Ord comes from numerous places In north.
ern Ohio OF damage done 10y the wind, but moth
Ing specific is stated and there has been no loss
OF lie. The snow IN Logan county is i've inches
deep.
DAMAGE BY THE FLOODS IN DAKOTA
BISMARCK, OAK, May "A special dispatch to
the Tribune from Deadwooj, dated yesterday.
says the hooi in Whl.ewooi Gulch has subsided
and the stream has returned to its natural state
The former channel has changed somewhat, how
ever Business Is generally resumed. 1t is Inn
possible to travel the old road leading through
Boulder Park, but repair forces are at work. Tie
nrst estimate OF loss was too great and IL Is be-
lieved that it will not exceed s2aO OU0 No work OF
renovation has yet been commenced.
VESSELS WRECKED ON THE LAKES
PORT HURON, MICH, May 22.-The barge wyo-
ming is ashore six miles above Point Edward der
crew are on board She lies in the sand and may
Orontes is broken up of Lake Port Three uI-
known schooners are ashore on Lake ST. Clair
The schooners Heard, Clematis and Dopbins are
at anchor at Lexington with the water breaking
over them at frequent intervals Five unknown
vessels are reported TO be ashore between LexIng-
ton and Pine HILL The barges MeiselI and St.
Joseph, the tow OF the tug Clark, are adrlft on
Lexington. Thetug Champion has gone to their
assistance. The wind still prevails
THE SNOW IN cINCIwNArL
CINCINNATI. May 22-The snow fell on the hill
tops last night to the depth or and two inches
Many branches OF trees were broken down The
snow was still visible this morning, but was about
all gone by 10 O'clock 1t Is believed that no DAM
age was done to trees or fruit The temperature
has risen to A degrees. II Is still cloudy.
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BALTIMORE GAMBLER SENTENCED.-JoSeph
Beard, 1r., was sentenced by Judge Phelps, In the
criminal court In Baltimore yesterday, to six
months In jail and to pay nne OF $500 for keeping
gambling house. In passing sentence, the Judge
said: "You are now here for sentence upon the
bold Issue you have made with society and with
the law You bave t-eveG that issue deliberately
with full Fnowie ge, and after q special and en-.
phatic warning Yoa have defantly persisted In
carrying on an tllegtt1mate business for the sake
OF the profit there Is in it. The business Is lucra.
tive because 1t ise monopoly IL Is confined 10 those
few persons who Ike yourself, have no fear OF the
law or no scruples against violating It You know,
every customer you have knows that In the long
run the bank IS bound TO win. You could well AFFORD
TO pay the highest fine imposed by law at regular
1nuervals, ana thus carry on your business under
the license othe crfIainal court which In that case
would become partner IN the profits for the use
OF the state and the informcrs- There is but one
FISK mat you run which equaliZes you with your
1ellow-cltfzens, and that IS the danger OF occa.
sional Incarceration" The Judge has received
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Judge PeAFre Found DeaA I'm Bed.
BALTIN0RR, May 2a-A special from HaQerstown
says: Hon. George A. Pearre, associate Judge OF
the circuit court Of the Allegheny circui6 was
1o0nd dead N bed thls DWninG 6 hio hoee1S
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New COmmansant of the Washington
Navy Yard.

Commodore Alexander A. Semmes was to-day
ordered to command the Washington navy yard on
the 1st OF July. succeeding Commodore Pattison,
who Will be relieved at that time
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-05-22

The HILL INVESTIGATION TO BEGIN TOMORROW
1t Is expected that the investigation or the affairs
or the Office of Supervising Architect Hill will be-
gin tomorrow morning at 10 O'clock Mr. Murch
has Informed Assistant Secretary New, who is
chairman OF the committee, that he will be on
hand at that time. ready to proceed He will be
assisted In conducting his case before the commit
tee by Mr.. J. s. Blair OF the Department OF JUS
uce. Mr.. Hill says he does not propose to employ
counsel to defend himself,
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THE CHARGES AGAINST COLLECTOR WICKER
A delegation or Flordans were In and had long
interview with the Secretary of the Treasury to-
day respecting charges preferred against Col F.
Wicker, the present collector OF customs at Key
West, Fla The charges seem to be principally OF
political character, to the effect that Col Wicker
has been untrue to the party. The delegation
vigorously repelled the charges
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-05-22

AMONG THE CALLERS at the White House to-day
We're Senators Congar. Miller {Cal), Van Wyck
and Representatives Davis any and Ochiltree.
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burg. n. j.. states that an inmate Of the reform
school, who went under the name OF Alphonso
was seventeen years, was very refractory, and tf
was found necessary To punish him by incarcera-
ton In cell. When one OF the ofncers OF the n.
stituti0D went to the cell Sunday afternoon he
found the boys corpse suspended by q knotted
handkerchief
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-05-22

GOLD, SILVER AND NOTES.-The statement OF the
c. s. Treasurer shows gold, silver and o. 8. notes
In the Treasury to-day, as follows: Gold coin and
bullion, s192, ,491 .339: silver dollars and bullion
Sill, ,51SS67; fractional silver coin s2s 210716; u S.
notes. s5O137.977; total ssS2. ,s99. certificates
outstanding-Gold. SIS, $40; silver, ,231
currency, 81, ,455, ,O0l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-05-22

A COMMISSION consisting OF Henry c. Linn, In
dian agent at Pottawatomie agency; John j.
Fisher, land register at Topeka, and John @. A
Peyton, receiver OF public.mones Mt Topeka, were
to ap3rase Certain land Of the Kskanoo se 1nd,ans
in Kansas.
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and Representatives Davis Qll) and Ochiltree.
The Presidcnt's Trip To New York.
The President will leave on the 30 train this
afternoon for New York He will be accompanied
by Secretary Folger, Secretary and Mrs. Chandler,
Postmaster General and Mrs. Gresham and the
Attorney General and Mrs. Brewster. The Des-
patch will not go to New York. as reported nor
will any OF the naval vessels here. The Presiden-
t1al party will attend the celebration of the OPEN
ing OF the Brooklyn bridge. but it is not known
how long they will remain In New York; probably
only few days, however. The President will
take up his residence at Soldiers Home on the
first OF June,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-05-22

CATHERINE LEWIS, THE ACTRESS, UNDER ARRKsF.
The Catharine Lewis theatrical company went TO
pieces at Chicago on Saturday. Some or its mem.
bers who had claims TOOK possession OF the prop.
erty. Yesterday Miss Lewis and Nixon, her man.
ager, were arrested on charges OF larceny, com.
plainants alleging that property belonging TO
them had been packed for shipment They arc
prisoners at their hotel ia default OF bail.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-05-22
DfIvEE's SUMNER GARDEN.

SECOND WEEK OF THE SUMNER SEASON,
Beginning MONDAY, Nav Ii, 1888.
Re-e;igG.e e!l Mt of lrof. Hard nx's Drama. First
"f Harry kickets the comic vocalist; MIR.
Su1y, Miss tIeruon. and host of other artists.
my ADMl~SIOS ONLY 10 GEMS
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CECOND-HANDC LOTHIN6 BOUGHT AND THE
~ highest cAah rices paid. Also Wafche0 Jexelrv
Guns. Pistols, sc. Cau or address HEliZO6, sos 81;
Usxee& near PeppsylvanlA aysnus nSrxl
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n. Z VI.
Il v Family Resort Tor Ladies and Children.
ruly fraud Entertainment
EVERY AFTERNOON AND NIGH THIS WEEK,
THE GREAT MAXNELLS.
in their Charming Scenes Songs, SO popular every
where.
Ih famous Roldsworths in Operatc Selections Mag
ger ltd imitation of Joe Emmett. Melville Ethi-
oil@c GrOte-que. Armstrong. the Ventrioquist. The
sieetr.c Boy: Aibno Children. Circasslans, White
.hc9r sad tn tsented Maggie Wiiletts ard Harry
rhoIne IA u. and B. Admission to all only 1Oc I21 s.
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r- D. G. HORTICULTURAL soCIFTY.-THF
EEENING. 23d inst. German Hall, so o'clock. The
pablo are cordially invited [nl22 P. BROW s. c.
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PARIS. May 22.-The anarchist Morphy, having
eturned here afe being expelled, was rearrested.
lie had intended to found an anarchist journal
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ITO, FOR GREAT FALLS AND CABIN JOHN
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regular trips 20 above places SUNDAY TUESDAY,
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Fare SO cents round trip. For charter apply at boat
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f<INk G..AND MOONLIGHT EXCURSION,
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This series by the famous american historian Jox
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Niles Staissiish, the Captain Of the Phi sriuss
Captain Kidd and the Early american Buccaneers
Peter StlIyyeslEIt and tie Early Setelet New York
Benjamin Franklin and the Stras % Infant Ma
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Requiem for the Brave.

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