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AMONG THE OARSuEN.
Arrangement for the August Reyasta
on the POtOmac-Prize> to be Award
ed-The Proposed September Regatta
The Lynchburg Regatta, Etc.

The Columbia Boat Club are making flnal ar
arrangements for holding the open regatta In the
Potomac on the l4th OF August The Columbia
boys expect that number of foreign clubs will be
| represented. Seven races have already been pro-
vided for Mr.. j. w Thompson has donated four
gold medals for the senior fouroared race and TO
| the winners OF this race will also be awarded
| the "EvENING STAR" cup; Mr.. Robert Ieiing
has offered gold medal for the winner OF the
senior single scull race; b. H. Stnemetz & Son
the woe @ a0r me junior single seu race In
medal for the single scull race In which District
ssuliets VINO have never won race Will compete.
| Single medals for the eight-oared race have been
Cochran co.. Pares khIttnseon sSrss seorSe r.
hennfSy Bars Son. EnSaSs IagISs asfty and
been promised to make up the nine required for
| this race. Mr. James NJ Green has donated two
patent attorneys have offered medals for a four
Dared gig race, and in addition, Mr.. S. c. Palmer
yer cup valued at $3.50, which viii be a prize for
the winners OF this race, to become the property
OF the club winning 1t three times In succession.
| ing, as several gentlemen have expressed desire
to assist In making the regatta a success, In
| light weight four cared races hit is found that
| there arc too many races to be crowded into one
sports 'Ao "1N"'''
The Columbia club will send four-oared crew
70 participate In the Lynchhurg regatta, which
oeoUIS ou tne 4tn OF july Tnelr representative
crew will probably consist or Mute. stroke;
klntner, 8; Wade, 1, and Woodward, bow.
Inc PotonacS have not yet decided
whether to send q crew or not
A special meeting OF the club was held last even
ing TO decide the matter by vote of the club. but
| TO walt week, in order to permit Kennedy, the
Trainer, TO watch the men little longer before
oeciulng whether he can get crew In shape by
that time or not The Potornacs are working we'll
ana some OF their new men give promise OF becom-
| Ing very handy with the sweeps.
nf fbnD Dot
the single scuil race at Lynchburg.
. bhe Potomacs Will hold their annual regatta on
tue Ith or July, and arrangements are being made
tor gOOd evenings sport, to be followed by dane
Ing: There will be a four-oared race between
picked crews, a single sculI race, q married and
| single mems race and race between John Ken
| nedy and Mckinney In double and four-oared
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Reduction of Force.

D1sMIssALs FROM THE PENSION AND PATENT OFFICES
To-day the reduction in the force OF the Patent
and Pension offices, provided for by the last Con-
g-ess, was made. There were twenty-five dismis.
sails In the Pension Office and twenty-one in the
Patent office. The law provided for SO many
vacancies in the grade of $500 clerkships but the
dismissals were made in all grades, and promo.
tions Will be made until the required number of
vacancies are left In the $500
grade. In the Pension office there
was fourth class clerk dismissed, two in class
third, three In class second. and humber I'm the
first class. In the Patent Office an assistant chief
or division, clerk In charge of a room, and an
acting examiner were dismissed. 1t is eXn,aiDed
at the department that this method was adopted
TO Improve the service. The dismissals will take
effect july lSt
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Excitement on Change i'm Chicago.

CHICAGO, Ill, June i6. A season OF extra.
diately after the opening this morning by the
rumor that the firm or operators, McGeoch, Ever
1ngham Co., who have for long time been
looked upon as the heaviest dealers In lard and
other provisions or the Chicago board had failed.
This was verified In measure soon afUerward by
member or the flrm circulating about on the
floor OF change notifying all with whom they were
interested In provision deals to close out. Some
thing In the nature OF panic appeared to seize
the provision corner, and for time all interest In
other trading was lost.
The effect was to be seen at once in quotations OF
lard and July option, which yesterday ran up TO
SlL51k and closed steady at fl1.50, sold down to
$i0O5, as the initial DROP and then kept on de-
Scending the scale until f9 20 was reached, which
would be equal In point OF comparison to a drop
OF 90 cents per bushel in wheat Other options
felt the effect In like manner, but all In measure
somewhat recovered In tone and at II O'Clock July
options had gone back to So S5, but subsequently
again declined to $780, Grain appeared t. feel
the elect or the drop in lard the early market.
and all kinds were quoted as easier but not sensi
bly, lower
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The steamship Alamo, built for the c. II. Nal.
lory line, was Launched at Roach's ship yard
Chester, Pa, this morning. She is $50 feet long,
40 feet beam, % feet hold and 600 tons burden.
M. Challeme- -Lacour minister OF foreign affairs
in France, has goLe TO Vichy to partake OF the
waters for the benefit OF his health.
fire In New York this morning burned the
building occupied by John E. Foster Co., whole
sale dealers In furniture.
W. c. Phelan has been arrested at Montreal a
the instance or a Boston detective, preparatory 70
extradition, for knowingly uttering forged paper
In the United States
Vice Chancellor Bird, OF New Jersey to-day fled
a decision granting the petition OF James Yates
for the appointment OF receiver for the City Pot
terry company, OF Trenton.
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THE EVENING STAR.
INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS IN The STAR

ANCsENEETs-Ist pa re-
ATTORs EYs-Sd page.
AUCTION SALEs-7th and 9Th pages.
BOARDIsa-4th page.
ECoxs, kC.-3d page.
BUsIsTss CBaSCE5-4th plys.
Cay ITENs-Sth page.
CoUS1RY REAL EsTATa-4th page.
CorSTRT BoAnDIsG-4th page.
ITATEs-Sth page.
DgcSTIsTBY-7th Page.
JTCCAIIOFAL-Sth pays.
EXcURsIOSs-1st PAGE.
FAMILY SUPPIIEs-6thp page.
fIShNcIAI-6th rare.
Fen PENT (Rooms)-4th nlP,
TcE RENT Housesl-4th para.
to1 RENT tNiscelaneous)-4th page.
IeJ SALE (hiscellaneous)-4ti page.
1tI SALE (Fousesl-4th page.
(TS1IEMEE's GooDs-3d paxe.
GSIEIFUESIsHISGs-3d page.
1lDIEs' Goois-3d pa-e.
ITsI CF LETTERs-3d page.
Iosr AND FoUSD-4th page.
NcNEY To LOAs4thnISs.
MEDICAL. &C.-eth para.
1IASos AND ORGANs-7th pare.
IEcFIssIoEAL.-Cthp p1ys.
PRoPosALs-6th page
EAILECADs-5th pare.
SCI AP Pc UREs-4th page.
kENING AACuTSEs-7th p5;e.
SUMNER REsoRTs-Sth p1ye.
SFECIAL NGIICEs-lst page.
SIECJALTTEs-Gth pare.
STEAMER. t.C-6Sh page.
Far DFTosIT-4;h page.
TN IRADEs-3d page
VSDEETAEFFs, &C.-Sth pase.
NAXTED tHclp)-4th page.
NAHTTD fSitUations(-4th page.
WANTED Uicusesl-4th Dase.
W.SsTED (I2oomsJ-4ih pare.
@.EII-o td;scellaneOIsl-4th page.
WuroD AND CoAL-3i Ddrs.
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A Scene In the Police Court.
JUDGE SMELL THREATENS TO FINE THE PRosEcr
ING ATTORNEY.

ING ATTORNEY.
The usual harmony In the Police Court was
broken this morning by rupture between Judge
Smell and Prosecuting Attorney Moore A colored
servant girl. named Anna Reeder, was charged
with making threats OF personal violence to Mrs.
Jenny Steele, who had discharged her. The com.
planning witness stated that she discharged tie
defendant, whom she had on trial, and there was
balance of flve cents due to the prisoner. for
which she threatened to assault her. When the
court released the defendant on her personal
bonds to keep the peace Mr.. Moore expressed
some surprise, and asked in rather surprised
tone II the court intended to dismiss the case.
II have disposed Of the case" !" replied the court.
"But one Of the witnesses swears she saw q
cutor.
81 do not intend to be dictated to by prosecut-
ing attorney" replied Judge Smell. with consider
his place or win impose a f1ne on him."
"And will pay it,n replied Mr. Moore. who
Claimed that he had only made q suggestion, and
had not 0yerstepped his authority.
.When disposed OF the caSe,n replied Judge
Smell, s'you sat there grumbllng about the dis
position made OF It, and again warn you to be
careful, or you will be fned."
remaining charge against the defendant, OF
carrying q razor, Was not presented.
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A Jealous yyoman,s Deed
SIZE SHOOTS HER SUPPOSED RIVAL IN TIE RACE

II.
NEW YORK, June 16-Mrs. Clarence III. Smith.
Wiie or who'll sale liquor merchant, residing Cd
OH avenue, was shot IN the back last evening by
ayoung woman known under the names OF Miss
harrington and Miss Leonard Miss Harrington
Is handsome, wei educated, and belongs, Il Is
Ilme she has been the Intimate friend OF Patrick
Callahan, lawyer. Lately she conceived tho
IDEA that Mrs. Smith was robbing her OF Mr. Cala-
hans affections, and at her desire a meeting with
MIS- smith took place last evening I'm the once Of
Ut. blondel, who occurred the position OF phy-
Siclan TO both ladies' The wound is of painfui
nature, but Is not dangerous Miss Harrington
was arrested and Mrs. Smith was taken 10 81
VinceDt'S hOSpital
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The untcrmalional Rifle Match

DhoiSioN WHICH HASDICAPS THE AMERICANA.
LONDON, June l6-The National Rife association
mas Ihally decided not TO allow the American team
10 10 use the screw wind guage IN the competition at
an idhpieaon, except IN the international match.
The Volunteer SeTUfce GdSette regrets this decision
ana thinks that II the Americans are beaten IN
tbe mauch they VIII be able TO claim that they
were somewhat handicapped because they wero
nov allowed, like the English rIfiemen, TO use in
Ine preliminary contests exactly the same appii-
auceS as tney used IN the match. However saws
tne 6d@ette, there are not wanting signs that the
Aihericans may give the English a sound beating.
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The Lottery seizure Case.

THE INJUNCTION SUIT AGAINST THE POLICE.
Yesterday, in the Court in General Term, the ar.
guments In the case OF Rodgers agt Major VIM.
NICE. Dye. chief Of police, were concluded and the
case submitted. This case arises out of the ac-
ton OF the police in taxing possession of the ONCE
OF Rodgers, who was arrested on the charge OF
dealing in lottery tickets After the seizure and
arrest Rodgers, through suit In replevin, OBJ
curing his absence, again took possession, and
Rodgers Med bill In equity to recover possession
ana TO enJoln the police from interfering with him.
Messrs Jen. Chandler and Eppa Hunton appeared
Tor plaintiff and Mr. Riddle for the District
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ExCITNEKNr OVER MORMON BAPTIEN IN NORTH
CAROLINA-Considerabl excitement was caused
In the vicinity OF Rutherford, N c., last night by
the baptism Of some recruits to M0rmonism.
Seven women and three men who had professed
the faith were baptized, and the community was
shocked by the party entering the water and
leaving is together with four Mormon mission
alies, In 8 nude state. The Indignant citizens
IOWA. On pain of summary punishmenk
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Major NickersOn's Whereabouts.
WHAT GRH SHHRNAN sIys

A STAR reporter learned from good authority
that Major Nickerson was in the city day or two
ago, but whether he is here now or not Is not
known. The reporter asked Gen. Sherman this
morning If any further steps are being taken by
the military authorities to find him. "No,n said
the general; 81 suppose only the ordinary meaIs
Will be taken to effect his capture. He has run
away, guess, and he had better rum for he has
done all tho mischief here that he can do. IdOn't
know and don't care where he is"
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Chtuese Vcugeauce

PHiLADELPHIA, PA, June le-Ever since the
RAID on the Chinese opium and gambling den kept
py wan Lee. on north 9Th street on Sunday
iasb several Chlnameh have sworn To carry out
threats OF vengeance on the informer who caused
tDeir arrest Lee You, a Camden launiryman,
vas suspected and when he went 20 the laundry
of Lee Sing, at 9Th and Race streets. about one,
ociocH thls morning, he was attacked 10y that in
9ivlaual and Man Yung. Lee Sing, Il Is alleged.
nred shot from a revolver at him Both assaIl-
ants were arrested and held In s600 bali each to
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No New Trial for uatar phfn.~

PHILADELPHIA. PA, June 16.-Judge Allison ia
the court or quarter sessions this afternoon over
ruled the motion for a new trial In the case of
MAJOR Ellis II Phipps, ex-superintendent OF the
almshouse, unity convicted OF forgery, the
court holdlng that none or the reasons assigned
ior settng aside the verdict were sufficient Upon
request or counsel sentence Was deferred until the
3Oth Instant In order to give the prisoner time 70
arrange his private affairs
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CONSOLIDATION OF INTERNAL REVENUE DIS
TR1cTS-The Secretary OF the Treasury had a con-
ference with the President yesterday afternoon
relative to the proposed consolidation Of internal
revenue districts. 1t is stated that the general
plan has been decided upon, but the details have
not yet been arranged, but will be made public
next week.
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he DOES NOT coNCED. THEIR RIGHT TO DEMAND AN
EXPLANATION OF him, But ANSWERS THEIR IN
CURRY AS TO WHY THE "sPINNING JENNY
OPERATORS AT THE WASHINGTON LIGHT INFANTRY
PAIR WERE NOT PROSECUTED
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Seduction and Murder.

FEMALE COLLEGE PRESIDENT KILLED BY A MIN.
ISTER.
NEW ORLEANS, June 16-The Times Democrat
Mahsileld La. special says: J. Lane Borden, pres
iuent OF Inc Mansneld female college, was killed
oy heV. Ben. jenkins. Jr, tlis morning Borden
secuced young lady friend OF jenkins
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SCATTERED CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSIONERS
Civil Service Commissioner Gregory has gone to
Illinois, Commissioner Thoman has gone to Ohio
and Commissioner Eaton is left on deck alone in
Washington.
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ON TRIAL FOR HIGH TREASON.
PE,rsburx Wills SO C,o~c

firTsBURG, PA,June 16.-Oliver Bros. & Phillips
lower mlls, several other mills inthis city will
close July lSt Tor repairs. The stoppaCe VIII con-
s1ne from four 10 six weeks and IS as welcome 70
The Workmen as TO the operators
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BALTIMORE, June l6.-virgnia &C. consolidatei
fok do second series psst.dus coupons. S. new
BALTIMORE. June l6.-Cotton dull and easier-
midslng. lo. Flour UNCHANGED and quiet Wheat
closing easier; southern red. lsal a; do amber.
l.22aL.25; No l Maryland. I. "a bid; No. western
July l. l9Hsl. l9s August 2Aal. II Is; septemb her.
]. 25kal. 2sY; October. i.25sal 2!h Ccrn-eouthsrl
S0,e2N; do: yelloy so.es , Esstern H.. mixed, spoc
6lxs65; steamer. SAN. oas dul! and eesy-southcrn.
z5szs: western wnite. l7a1s; do. mixed. -lshsSs;
and unclaimed. Provisions quiet ana uhchs9Esl
Butter ssis Se' C 2.
stesdy..Rio oafEoss ordinary e fair. ss.SX sn.ss
whisky quiet Li6j$Al. 4. Freisnn % Liverpool pes
steamer unchanged. Reoeipem.aour. o9I bsrreIsI
600 bushels; Shipments- corn. 90 GOO bushes
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PROVIDENCE, r. l., June l6-Hon. Benedict Ian.
nam, state senator OF Warwick a leading manu-.
facturer OF the state and largely Identified with
puoi1c an airs, died In Centreviile this morning.
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Lieut. LeavItt G. Logan has
been detached from the training ship Portsmouth
18th inst, and placed on waiting orders Nava
Cadet j. B. jackson has been detached from the
Tennessee, and ordered to the Kearsarge.
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THE HILL INVESTIGATIONS Owing to the ina
bility OF Mr. HIPS counsel to be present to-day
the cross-examination OF Gen. Stinemetz was de-
over
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A NEW COMPANY oRoAN1zED.-Tne stockton lcrs

A EKW COMPANY OR0ANTZKD.-The etocllhol lcrs
OF the Pozt Combination Sewing Machine COMPANY
of the following hoard Of directorss VIM +. HiI.
drup, p. q. Ho0e, John 3. Whitehead, Samuel X.
Brown. = @. Davis. Wilkinson Call, Calvin Wit
the meeting OF the stockhpiders the directors mo5
and elected the following ofaoers OF the compenys
william Z. Hfldrup president: William = Dough-
orty vice president; Thomas ]. Luttrell tvcasuyoO
II. B. Lttiepages secresaFy; yehn w. fo1t e14a
neer; John q Tuckors counsel :
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The Case of Rerdcyl.

PROCEEDINGS BEFORE JUDGE wYLrB THIS MORNING.
Before Judge Wylie, In the Criminal Court this
morning, Mr.. NJ. F. Morris, the professional asso-
clate OF Mr.. Merrick, said that he had been re-
quested ty the special counsel for the government
In the case Of the United States against Brady,
Dorsey ct al to cali the attention OF the court to
the fact that Montfort c. Rerdeli. who had pleaded
guilty, desired to withdraw his plea and substitute
course would be agreeable to the counsel.
The court remarked that Rerdell would have to
change his plea in person.
Mr.. Morris remarked that he had seen Rerdell
who would come into court.
The court inquired II he could have Rerdell In
get through with the business of the term to-day.
and would adjourn TO Monday.
"If your honor will wait ten minutes said Mr.
Norris II can have him here"
The court said he would wait that long.
Mr. Morris left. but was called back by the
enter motion In arrest OF Judgment Under the
law 1t requires at least two to commit a con-
spiracy and as the other defendants have been &C
a sentence on this plea.
II do not hesitate to say" said Mr. Morris, .sthat
nolle pros. on that plea"
"You had better consult authorities, !" said Judge
Wylie. "and come In on Monday"
CATCHING MAN IN NRT-Joshua Murphy one
OF the colored poundmen. was put on trial before
the Police Court this morning for making rather
Warehouse alley, West Washington. Mr. Dudley
was walking on crutches, from injuries he claimed
to have sustained In the assault. He told the
court that Poundmaster Einstein and his men were
IN Georgetown last Thursday, and caught dog
In the alley adjoining witness house. Murphy
followed pet dog into witness parlor and tried TO
throw the net over it. Witness objected to the
trespass on his premises, when Murphy threw
the net over him and dragged hila
out on the street, and injured him severely.
The defendant stated that Mr.. Dudley cursed him
and started after him in threatening manner,
when he threw the net over him. Mr.. Enstein
statement denied
house. In answer to question Murphy said that
this was not the first man he had caught under
his net " He may have a right to net them, for
all know" said the court '.if they assault him.
The case was suspended.
MILITARY VISITORS FROM NEW ORLEANs.-The
Continental Guards, OF New Orleans, who are now
visiting IN Boston, expect to stop here on their
way home. They will reach here Saturday, June
S0th, and remain until Monday. They Will be the
guests OF the Light Infantry.
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A Propeller Sunk.

KINGSTON, ONT, June ia telegram is re-
ceived announcing the sinking OF the propeller
canada near Rockport. She was bound up loaded
with general merchandise, and it Is presumed
| struck rock I'm that vicinity. The wrecking
| steamer Hastings has gone to her rescue.
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CRUISE OF THE PRA ICE 5ans.
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal reve.
nue., $2S3, ,9i0. %; customs, $6S7 ,O2494
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BALLOONIsTs Pr Nr U AT SEA
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kilograms to The Star.
fHE. INTERNATIONAL RIFLE HATCH.

HANDlCAPPING THE AMERICAN 81 7EpS.
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Washington News and Gossin

THERE ARE 156 new advertisements in TIE srAl
to-day.
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No RECoRDs-Ex-Senator Dorsey has written 8
letter to Gen. John A. Martin, of Kansas, the new
secretary of the national republican committee,
In response to a request Of Mr.. Martin to be FUR
n1shed With the records OF the committee. Mr.
Dorsey says the committee never kept any
records.
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REDUCTIONS IN Dry GooDs.
TRUNNEL l. CLARK
Have reduced prices to the market "a all lraa os
FIRSr-CIASS GOODS ~ Va
They offer best FRENCH SATINES at 37x reduced
from so cts. |'' ~
A large Job lot Of LINEN LAWNS 20 cts, reduced
from 3714. ~
Special bargains In INDIA LAWNS. PERSIAN
LAWNS and all desirable thin white goods
Choice MERVElLLEUX LAWNS Is. reduced from kO
cts. ~ oAAA w
Genuine imported FOULARD SILKS rs cts .reauced
from 81 SUKAH SILKS, RBADAMES. Also black
and coored silks. best value to be in this msrke
We have many good bargains In all styles and Iinds
OF dpess goods. including BLACK CASHMERES
HENRIETTA and ALBATROSS CLOTHS N1fNS;,
ILINGS. BLACK SILK GRENADINES. &c. S
100 doz: Ladies' all linen Fl. S. Handkerchefs Tarpo
doZ. ~ ~ Pei
Ladies aAUZE VEST. good value. as cts.
"a 1ob lot OF n Msses' fancy full regular made HOSE
40 cts, reduced from 62k. ' AAoSI
reliable qualities. Aee'ice "a
Come and inspect the stock. We have an ampe corrs
OF ponte and experienced salemen and we Consider IN
no Eonble 10 ''Show Goods" A ~
''ONE PRICE ONLY.n
TRUNNEL CLARK
1eI1 Sl1 MARKET SPACE
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SECRETARY CHANDLER returned from New
Hampshire last night
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PANIC IN CHICAGO PROVISION MARKET.

summer Cruise Of the Practice Ships
Special dispatch to THE EVENING STAR:
ANNAPOLIS, Nd, June l6-The practice ships
Dale and Constellation sliled from here this morn.
log for their summer cruise
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General Foreign News by Cable.

MARsEfLLRs, June l6.-An aeronaut named Jovis
accompanied by an actress and a merchant de.
partei from here In balloon last evening their
purpose being 10 cross part or the Med erranean
The balloon and It's occupants were picked up az
sea ~
ON TRIAL FOR HIGH TREASON.
INNSBRUCK, AUSTRIA, June l6.-The trial began
mere to-day on a charge OF high treason OF Saba
0lni, who drove Oyerdank, the bomb manufac-
tufer, who was tried and executed by the AUS
trian authorities, across the frontier
RUSSIA DEMANDING THE KxrRADITIoN OF POLES FROM
GERMANY.
BERLIN, June 16-1he Russian government hav-
ing asked FOR the extradition Of NJ Krayewski the
PoIish author, who is now residing at feinzy and
three cther Poles, who are charged with giving in-
formation TO Russian reyolutionisJs regarding the
movements or Russian troops the German police
IN obedience 10 orders from the government have
arrested the four men.
THE CHURCH BILL PASSED TO A sECoNp RElnrsa Az
BERLIN
Inc governments church bill today passed fts
second reading before the committee OF the lower
house OF the andtag, which has IL under consider.
atlon by vote or IS % s. The majority was
composed or members or TIE center and conSerya-
i've parties and one member OF the Fortschritt
party.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

- THE TABERNACLE. NEAR CORNER 9rr
~ and 3 streets southwest Rev. W. w. HICKS
Minister.-services at II a. NJ and 7:45 p M by the
Mlnlster All are Invited. lts
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eyTORAGE OF FURNITURE AND MERCHANDISE.
DUfCASSOE BROS, corner 9th and d streets
ao-thwest have large and SPACIOUS Storage Rooms well
Ggtted and ventilated Goods covered by Insurance.,
Advances made when desired. Parties leaving the civ
Or giving up housekeeping for ths be ac
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