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A Pickpocket Sentenced.

A Pickp0cket Sentenced.
CAPTURED AT THE RACH.TRACK-A LITTER FROM THE
PRIsoNRR-HIs CONFESSION ALSO ''sECLUDEDn
A neatly dressed young man. named George
Briggs, a stranger In the city, was called up to
the dock at Judge Snelrs court this morning and
charged under Judge Snell's new law, with sat
tempting to steal from the person" Mr. Camp
bell Darlington appeared for the defense Felix
Greenapple, a commission merchant on Louisiana
avenue testified that last Thursday, while stand
ng the quarterstret CHI Of tie race-track at Ivy
City. he discovered the defendants hand In his
Daily testified to arresting the prisoner. Detec-
tive Matungly produced the following letter,
which he said was sent to him during the races,
by one OF PiDkertOnS detectives In Chicago:
"Ouce OF the Fifth Avenue Hotel, foot Of tth ace
nue. and Liberty street.
CHICAGO, May 9Th, 1888
Friend Mike. write you these few lines to let
you know how am getting along. and arrived
800 Hundred in canton. ohio. and two gold
watches and a flne SCOT OF Clothes.
My Best Regards
to all the Boys, yours Geo. BTggA Direct you
Mr. Mattingly Stated that he made the defend
ant write his name at the station house, and the
signature was the same as that on the letter. He
also stated that the prisoner has been following
imposed sentence OF six months In Jail, ana
fine of $500 or six months additional
Jules SpOnica. alias Theodore SheeDn-. another
young man. was called up and charged With being
the defendant was companion and roommate of
the young man who was Just convicted. "Birds Of
q feather flock together" remarked the court;
s'you can have three months In the workhouse.''
the court refused to hear ny testimony. oheeney
Afterwards gave bonds and was released
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Alexandria Affair,

Reported for The EVENING STAR.
The REGISTRATION BOoKs-The old registration
books OF the third ward, which were returned to
Judge Meade, have BY him been placed In custody
OF the clerk OF the corporation court, and Judge
Meade has made an order "that In the future the
for any purpose other than that defined by law.
but that the registrar may take copies to be used
at primary elections BY either party when de
sired" The judge says that the finding OF the
books Will not Obv1ate the new registration which
is now In progress Registrar Price has already
registered about 700 names.
TEACHERS 1NsTITUTB.-A teachers institute was
held at Peabody Hall this morning. The spperin-
tendent presided, and Prof. z. Richards, OF Wash.
ington. gave the teachers OF public and private
schools who were present familiar talk upon
the subject OF teaching-prfnciplee and methods.
REP0RrRR's NOrRA-A large number OF dele.
gates from this city are now In attendance upon
the Northern Virginia Temperance convention, In
session at the town Of Manassas, on the Midland
ad.-The body OF white child buried in
Alexandria county a few days ago was found this
morning disinterred and lying on the surface OF
the ground. 1t Is thought that 1t was rooted up
by hogs-Rev. D.. Randolph, just chosen assist
ant bishop OF Virginia by the Episcopal conven-
ton. was long the pastor OF Christ church In this
city.-St Johns Cadets viii leave this city for
their Fredericksburg encampment on the eth OF
June next-The ground-rept suit Of williams
agt windsor Is 70 be removed from the corpora
tion court TO the circuit court-Taere Is a gen.
erai Improvement, repair and renodeling OF
houses here this sprung. There is scarcely block
In the city In which some work OF this kind Is not
In prOgress-Piiot VIM RusEnaI, OF this city,
who hurt himself In the river so,ee time ago, has
been sent to Providence hospital ut Washington.
The steamer Harry LOdor viii soob reopen the
harrington line, Via 31ScataWay creek.
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Wall Street To-day.

THE STOCK MARKET DULL AND QUIET.
NKw YORK, May 19.-The Posts financial article
says: The stock market was rather dull during
the forenoon, but less feverish than during the
same hours yesterday. The extreme fluctuations
Tor the general list were over range OF about q
OF per cent, and were less frequent than yester-
day. The net result of the fOrenoon'S
business was fractional decline from
last nights prices On the majority of
features OF the forenoon unless Union Pacific
Lack wanna and Louisville aud Nashville might
be Called features all OF which were moderately
active and = to Is lower than last night few
stocks were higher, viz: Canada Southern, Central
Pacific. Illinois Central, Pacific Mail and the
Northern PacIf1cs. The bank statement was favor
total sales up to 1890 were about no. 600 shares.
Government bonds were unchanged from yester-
t1nues to Increase. The rates for call loans on
stocks in the forenoon averaged per cent
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HON. wM. d. HILL THINKS TIE DEMOCRATS WILL
CARRY THE srATR-No FACTIONS IN TUE PARTY.

HON. wM. d. HILL THINKS TIE DEMOCRATS WILL
CARRY THE sTATE-No FACTIONS IN THE PARTY.
Hon. WIN. d. Hill. democratic member OF the
next House OF Representatives from the sixth Ohio
district arrived in Washington Thursday night
STAR reporter asked him to-day "what DO you
think of the democratic prospect Of again carrying
Ohio?"
al don't see how the outlook could be
more promising for u.s. replied Mr.. Hill "The
party IS well organized and fun OF confidence 2"
ut Is said" suggested 1HE STAR reporter, that
your party Is rent by fActlous quarrelng over the
nomination for governor"
That Is not true" said M Hill emphaticaIly.
There are no factional differences among us OF
course the different candidates each have their
friends and supporters, but there hostility on
me part OF any one for the other, aud the nominal
ton or either will b. satisfactory"
STAR" Who are the candidates."
MI HILL" Hoadley, Ward and Geddes am
Tor Ward myself but either OF the Others viii sat-
tSfy me. All this talk about the Pendeton faction
ana other factions grows out OF republican anNi-
ETY. to see some hope for themselves through quar-
refs among us Our party is united, and the con.
vention Will be harmonious. Ii was never In bet
ter nghting trim, and we expect To win"
STAR" Who VIII be the republican nomineef~
MT. HILL" Foreacre. OF Cincinnati, think"
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The Fire Underwriters.

THE FAILURE TO ORGANIZE A PROTECTIVE AssocrA.
TION-THR RESULT oP CUTTING RATES
ut is broken up" slii a well-known fire insur-
ance man to a STAR reporter. who asked what had
become OF the association started 10y the UNDER
writer's for mutual protection.
1T would not work. They could not agree upon
tariff. Then some OF the big companies would
not come In. or course that wouldn't DO They
would cut below us and get all the bGsncSSn
what Is the -esult?' asked the reporter
"The result Ia" said the risk taker "that tina
little flSh VIII have 10 get out. We are taking
business now 20 per cent lower than we ought
We can't afford 10 stop. The fact is, won't let a
man go out or the Office. Byc-and-bye. there will
be stop OF some Kind. Some or the cnTnpanies
VIII go up. They may not fail, but they VIII 60
ont OF business, as the Cit 4 ms Company did and
reissue their policies better condition or things
may be brought about when the stockholders ma
that the companies are making no money. They
Will discover that there are no dividends and then
perhaps, something may be accomplished through
them."
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE. May 19.-vireinia 6s. consolidated,
bid to day.
BALTIMORE May 1s.-cotton quiet-middling. 1o,s.
Flour quiet and steady. Wheat-sOuthern easier west
ern inactive and easy; southern red. ll7aI. 81; do
amber. .22al. 20; No Maryland !. 22hal. 22k; No
FL ls.; July 292sal. 2o; AUGUST, Oval. Il; sep
dull and frmer; southern white. 6Oae6; do. yellow.
S S westsrn MIXED spet e5sesA Nay bid
steady and quiet-southern. SLABS: western white.
s2sSs: de-. mixed. 49asl; Pennsylvania, 6ls6s. Rye
steady. without change. Butter 9uiewestein packed
17a2S; roll. 14eis. Eggs firm. 10. Petroleum nominal
SUGAR quietA soft Sk; copper refined quiet IlEaiS.
WHISKY steady. LEGAL y. Fredghts quiet and up.
so corn g. GOO bushels oats 800 bqshsls
27l. 600 bushels; corn, Is. 600 buahes.
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The Presbyterian General Assembly.

SARATOGA, N. Y, May 19.-The Presbyterian gen.
eral assembly met at O'Clock. The report OF the
committee on amendments to the book of disci-
pike was made the second order for Monday morn
Ing. The nominating committee On delegates to
the Presbyterian alliance, which meets at Belfast,
Ireland In 1884, reported the names OF forty cler-
gymen, headed by Rev. DR.. j. Addison Henry,
Philadelphia, and forty elders, headed by Judge
Samuel NJ. Breckenridge, ST. Louis. They were
the comm.ttee an raef em ortaG t,o 1
compensation that presbyteries advance the sti-
pend for aged and inflrm ministers from $3.50 to
$780, Adopted after an earnest discussion. The
report Of the committee on ministerial education,
which was read yesterday. was unanimously
adODted
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I'd Edition.
--latest TGlGgranS to The Stap.
The Terrible Cyclone Mt Racine.
TwENTY-FoUR KILLED AND ONE HUNDRED IN

RACINE WIS. May l9.-The investigation began
early this morning only served to swell the list of
ton occasioned by the cyclone last night. 1t is
now estimated that fully IS killed and 100
1ured One hundred and fifty houses were de-
moltshed. and had the cyclone struck the business
center the damage would not easily have been
calculated. At We stern Union junction. seven
miles west OF Racine, many houses were wrecked,
ana one man named Weber was killed. The
Killed and wounded at Racine, so far as known,
are as follows :killed-WIIie ana John Kastawck,
II and Is years old; little daughter OF Peter
Dressed, aged g. an infant child OF August Kisner;
young daughter OF Barney Willing. and young
son missing; Paul Kuhl and Albert KuhL Fatally
inJured-Mrs. Kastawick, Simon Geese, Matt LariI.
Two children or Fred. Falk, Mrs. Mccarthy, Mrs.
kortz'S infant child, Mcnael Jochiem, Mrs. James
Decker, Mrs Wendt About IS other people were
seriously injured.
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News Briefs.

Proceedings were begun In Havana Yesterday
for the extradition OF Halliday and Sinclair, the
absconding clerks OF Lang, Robinson e. Co, OF New
York It is expected that they VIII sail On Thurs
day for New YORK.
AT Lexington. KY. yesterday, at @. w Bowen q
CO.'S sale or Runnymede yearlings, nineteen sold
Tor an aggregate or $l0.460, an average or $50
Inc highest price brought by single animal was
The fish commission steamer Albatross left the
norfolk navy yard yesterday for = scientific cruise
along the coast, from Cape Henry To New York.
during the summer months
PToL WIN. Z. Mcclellan has challenged Peto
Mccoy 10 priZa fight, new rules OF the London
priZe ring, for 900 side and the middle weight
Championship OF America, TO be fought within 100
miles OF Pittsbury or OF Bun 10
Archbishop WOOD has declined TO grant the pett.
Ton or the Catholic comrades OF the G. A r. I'm
Philadelphfa, that requiem mass be celebrated ON
decoration day for the repose or the souls OF their
dead comrades, and that they be allowed to attend
the service in their post uniforms
Yesterday the IndiantOwn Gap Silver mine was
sold by the sheriff or Lebanon county, Pa for $40
to Bossler Boyer. About $40 900 have been ex.
pended In developing the mine.
AZ Lynchburg, Va. yesterday, Judge Wingfed
refused rehearing or the coupon cases, and coun.
sci for the city treasurer took appeal TO the
supreme Court, under advice OF the attorney gen
eraL
Frank Wines was caught under a threshinR en-.
CINE, which brok, through a farm bridge In King
George county, Va, yesterday. Both legs were
broken and he was fatally scalded.
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DOVER. NH, May 19-Yesterday, from some
menced in Hale's woods, Darlington, seven miles
from here, covering tract OF 1900 acres. In one
part 1000 cords or hard wood were entirely de-
strOyed; loss $4,000 Besides this large quantity
of standing timber was destroyed, involving loss
OF 5000 The fire is still raging, and heavy ad
ditional loss is anticipated. force of men is to-
day employed in stopping the progress OF the
flames, but with poor success
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Telegraphic Briefs.

The well-known firm OF Jesse Oakley & Co., SOAP
manufacturers OF New York, made an assign
ment to-day for the benefit OF their creditors to
VIM. II. AmeS and Herman w. VanderpOOl, with
preferences amounting to $214. 4O651.
. 1t is thought likely that Herr Won SchloeZar who
IS conducting the German negotiations at the
vatican. VIII have three months leave OF absence
in the event OF collapse OF the negotiations.
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Gambling a Felony.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, May 19-Judge Greer, OF the
criminal court, this morning rendered decision
sustaining the constitutionality of the act passed
by the legislature making gambling felony. The
case now goes TO the supreme court on appeal
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'EOFoSALs FOR STATIONERY.
Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT

WAsHINGrON. DC. April %. 1883.
St s, viii te Received nj this DEPARTMENT
unol IMELSE o. LOCI NJ, on IL. SDAY JJTIE,
III H. 1888. for furnishing stationery for the use of
tltst aid S.cond-c Post Offices Tor year from
July !. 1888
Bank forms OF proposals showing the items and
riat quantities required Together with Circular re-
titiis thereJo VII be furnished q. pcaon 10 this
Del trIIle:t-
Proposals should be addressed 20 tie First as-ists1.
toneEy." ~ ~"
any all bids. w % CKFSUtN AeJ0eS
lHyj 3. H. 16. 10. 23Sa6 st I1stnqstsr General
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Railroad Difference. No. Settled.

CHICAGO, May 19-The report that the differ
enceS between the east bound trunk lines and the
board OF trade had been settled by the return OF
the representatives OF the railroads to the board
proves to be in incorrect and grew out OF the fact
that the agent OF the Illinois Central railroad has
again gone on the board.
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= - =. ". U Ut. E0If NM,
ny ,, y L. TO- ~ 33S26-St Pc TINS SER tserlpr
POsALS FUR TICK "a Punch )
Posr OFFrC- rFp4EINFNr

NASHISGrJE. j. t.. May l. 1888
Sealed proposals WI lie iiiE Department
until the SECOND DAY OF :. r. 1898 for frr1Ii H.
ing o. 500 Ticket Punches. ether stio,ary or in the
aorln of pliers to h delivered tits eTartnert ON or
before The IENTH DAY OF AUGUST. 1883
DE punches are To supply want OF the service
ltsne required for III the issue of % staI notes
6iddrs submit with their proposals. samples OF the
Janc.res offered 10 be furnished by them
AL Proposals 10 be made in accordance with .Ne
pf1Lte forms ard spec hcati which will be TURNS he'd
on aspiration BY leter. tn the :. U1rntend.nt 81 the
Money order System Post Ofce Department. Wash u-
ton. T. to whom bidders should address their sc led
{rop',7si- marked On the envelope, Proposals for
Plu~ias "
Adecs!On on the bids viii he made on or before. the
E@XIH DAY OF JUNE, 1888: the right being reserved
" reject any ali OF them.
". Q. GRESHAM
hSj.S.S II, 10. l9 %, 26St Postmaster General.
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The Courts.

PROBATE COURT)JudOe james
Yesterday, estate OF Frank Hill; claims passed.
w. H. Daw, guardian to his infant children: al
lOWance made for maintenance of wards. viii OF
Michael Barrett filed with petition or Mary K Bar
rett; order admitting will to probate and letters
teStamentary: bond 500
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The Whipping Post in Delaware.

WILMINGTON, DEL, May 19-Three negroes,
George Burton, Nathaniel Fisher and George
Miller were whipped at New Castle Jail to-day for
petty thieying. Miller was given twenty laShes,
ana inc others ten each. Very few spectators were
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American ClOt hs.


The following interesting and bona-flde cor.
respOndence is taken from the editorial columns
Of the New York Journal Of Commerce of the
18th inst:
NEW YORK, April 4, 1888.
Editor OF the Journal of Conversations
q circle Of interested gentlemen q controversy
has arisen based upon q recent newspaper
article containing the assertion that cloths and
other fabrics used In making gentlemen'o
outer garments of American manufacture are
equal In every respect to the imported, and
that their similarity Is so great that the wearer
never knows. and the expert seldom, which "a
which: 1t is admitted that isolated American
manufacturers can and do make goods which
compare very favOrably with the foreign article,
but the question we wished solved is whether,
when calling upon the average custom tailor
Tor suit OF Clothes will the goods likely to b
produced, either American or foreign, be %
nearly upon an equal footing that one win
stand the test Of wear, color, style and quality
Of keeping In shape equally well with the otherf
By giving US an early opinion through the col.
umns Of the Journal we will be very grateful
and consider the question ultimately settled.
INVESTIGATOR.
Rerly-The finer broadcloths worn in th,s
country are imported, there being compara.
lively few made here, and those produced are
chiefly Of the medium ard common Qualities
The proportion Of these fabrics worn has greatly
diminished within the lifetime OF this genera
ton, the great bulk OF mems wear OF IN
classes being suits OF plain or fancy goods with
an undressed or partially dressed surface In
this class Of work the Americans are tar ahead
OF all the rest OF the world. In cassimerea.
coatings and the like, our manufacturers greatlv
excel, and II there were no tariff could chs{.
lenge the competition OF the world. This state,
ment applies alike to fabric, color. style and
finish. Even In such plain goods as blue hannelS
used % largely for mems summer suits, tho
Middlesex goods both In color and quality aro
without Q rival In any market. Their exec
lence Ii 90 universally admitted that they aro
counterfeitcd both at homo and abroad.
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Mr.. Raum's Successor Not Yet Ap.
pointed.

The appointment OF q new commissioner OF
internal revenue was not decided to-day, and II is
stated ct the White House that the matter will
not be settled until Monday. The term OF Mr..
Knox as acting commissioner does not expire
until Tuesday morning. The most likely names
mentioned for the place are SilaS ID. butcher, OF
New York; A. p. Tuition, OF Pennsylvania. and
Deputy Commissioner Rogers.
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SIOUX CITY. Iowa, May 19-Frank Hubbell was
shot last night by Edward Hoover, the ball pass
iLg through the lower abdomen and lodging In
the hip. 1t cannot now be stated whether he will
live or not. The trouble was caused by the find
in: OF Hubbel in room at hotel with Hoovcr's
wife,
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Fire and Narrow ESCAPES.

Sioux CITY, IA, May 19.-At an early hour this
morning fire occurred in 4th street, on the west
side, destroying half block OF two-story frame
business houses, the upper rooms OF which were
occupied by families and dodgers There were
several narrow escapes from upper windows, two
servant girls eaplng out clad only In their night
dresses. The loss Is about 5000; insurance,
Sc 600
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ScHooL FOR DRFssu.K1xa

ScHoo1 FOR DRrssM.K1sa
Ladies are hereby info med that Mr.. WHITE has
opeIeda School for Iresnaking at 15 street north
west where he teaches the art of Making Cutting
fltlng and Designing Ladies' Dresses etc. art scaly
and correctly.
he success Mr. White met with in this city already is
Due to his thorough knowledge of his business. The
system Mr. White teaches is universally acknow edged
TO tie the best he system is by urement. No
n!il2i Pin -. = -o'
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NEW YORK, May 19.-Mayor Edison to-day issued
proclamation asking the citizens OF New York to
suspend business at midday on May oath and to
join with the citizens OF Brooklyn in celebrating
the public opening Of the e tst river bridge.
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REGULATIONS CONCERNING STAR ROUTE SUB
CONTROVERSIAL order issued by Postmaster
General Gresham to supersede from October 1st.
1882 section &c OF the regulations OF 1879 directs
that contractors must secure permission OF the
Postmaster General before making a sub-contract
on any route. Applications to sub-let must be
made separately for each route, and sub-contractS
must be filed in the office OF the Second Assistant
Postmaster General, and specify the rate to be
paid per annum under it, in case the service shall
be changed.
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me Economic Society. of Pittsburg. has sold to W.
h vanderpnt shares OF stock In the P1ttsburg
ana Lake Erie railroad. The price paid was sl75
per snare. Inc total amount being S. 40 000 This
road.
George Quinn. who was in jail at Malone, N. T,
throat with raz0r,
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Foreign Affairs.

BERLIN, May 19.-It is reported that the Car
VIII meet the Emperor Francis Joseph. of Austria,
ana King Humbert, OF Italy, here next autumn.
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PROPOSALS.
FOR STATIONERY.
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT.

POST VFF1CF NEFIGTMENT.
WASHINGTON. ID. C., MAY /, 1885,
Sealed proposals al be received q: this Department
3nfii ANEI.'t O'CLOCK NJ, on TUESDAY, JUNE
nv. 1883. for furnishing Stationery for the Po.t
Ot1st pepaItme tor one yer from July l. 1888.
Blank Iornis Of iruro al, sh wing the items sni
eetlliste6 quaint ties required. gether with rcHar
aunE thereto VIII tie furnished application to tbs
OeIa -tn3ent-
PROPOSALS should lie addressed the First Assistant
Postmaster General, anu indoors, Propose for STA
GOIery." ~
Any or all biIs.
- - W. o. GRESHAM,
N.Y. 9.9, IL, TO- ~, 23S26-St Pc tInaster General
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TIE NEW YORK STOCRMARXrr
Tie following are The opening and closing o-icsl
fithe New York stock Market to-day as reported
ty especial wire 10 Ill. IL Dodge, $50 18th street.
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pKlP0SALS FOR WRAPPING PAPFR, TWINF
RATING STAMPS. ~
Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT,

WASHINGTON, H. c., Maya 1883,
Ses,, Proposals viii DC received at this DEPARTMENT
XNIiL, III SEFENTH DAY OF JUNE, 1883 a:
pMELHE O'CLOCK NOON. for furnishing Wrapping
faIer, wine, Letter balaacss and Markng and atin1
staIs. for ts of the Post Oiices I'M the Uui;ed
Sts,es for one year fr IN the st day of July. 1888
Iiaii as Tor VroTosas Giro lars stating kind
Ad 81 mated quantities reoui ed. and giving full in
a. to manner of bi ding ard conditions to be
obserEi by bidders viii be furnished on application To
tne ,iaak Agency. est Office department. Washing.
Tie Po5tmaster General reserves the rish, 10 resc.
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THE CROW INDIANS TO BE NOVELETTE, Commits
sioner OF Indian Affairs has decided to remove the
Crow Indians, numbering some $500, from the
northeast corner OF their reservation in Montana,
to the southern portion In the valley OF the Big
and Little Horn.
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AIRY FTTII, HIM AZ A 4

CAREY FILL HELD A. A wIrHEoA
DUBLIN. MAY A-It 10 announced this even1nQ
that Carey's return 20 his home Il only tempuraYx
and that the Crown stu holds him as q witness u
TESTIFY IN the cases OF sheridan, lyman and Walsh
KINsEII.I CHARGED.
kinselia, the suppos a lunatic who stated that
he took part in the murder OF lord Ieitrtu Wan
discharged to-day and sent back 10 the work
house.