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TELEPHoSING WITHOUT THE AID OF ELECTRICITY.
There was on private exhibition In Boston On We'd
nesday practical whispering telephone, consist
Ing OF peculiar diaphragm, a recent invention,
and plain copper wire, operated without cleo
trc1ty. The wire extended about eight hundred
feet, with five fastenipgS to buildings: but 1t is
claimed that communication can be maintained by
the system five miles. In the tests made yesterday
conversation could be carried on In a whisper with
dis'nctness, While ordinary talking could be plainly
heard twenty feet away, and loud articulation
more than forty feet both parties TO the dialogue
being at those distances The device Is calculated
for private, short distance wire and factories II Is
the Invention OF A. a. knud5On and I. G. Ellis
worth, OF New York.
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MAR fsIED,

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. At Gettysburg Pa on
AIrll l6, 1881. CHARLES r. DIET ERICH of WASH
inEton, ID. G. to EMMA FLEMING Of Gettysburg Pa
by the Rev. T. T. Strawinski.
GOODHUE-LILLEBRIDGE At the residence If the
brides parents, "Wednesday, April IT, leS4 ny the
hev- : II. Greene, T. WALTER GtODHTF ii Water
bu1y Connecticut, to ANNA W. ILL EBRIDGE u
Washington ID. c. No cards
PDWER-NONDERLEHR. On February sth 1894
L. pow R to MISS NJ H. VONDERLEfR daughter
OF Jacob Nonderlehr. the wcll-known plate printer
Bureau Engraving and Printing
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C0LoRED MINISTER TIRED OF THIS CorSTRY-
In the African Methodist Episcopal conference now
In annual session at NewDlrgh. Ny, the Rev. T. q.
Harper yesterday offered his resignation as minis
ter OF the denomination. He gave as a reason that
he did not like this country. which he said free
only In theory. He spoke OF the caste spirit and
the oStraclSm OF colored men, He was called here
from his native country, British Guiana, to become
professor In the Centenary college OF New York
but owing to his color his services were dispensed
with. He said he would enter the Protestant Epis-
copal church. receive ordination, and return To
British Guiana Bishop Moore said they all knew
that many OF these statements We're true cOlorcd
gentlemen We're not rightly treated In the south,
not being allowed decent accommodations IN the
cars. MI Harper resignation was accented
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LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S UNDERWEAR.

1O4 doz. LADIES CTIENIISE good cotton 100: OF
doz Chenise trimmed with lace. 29c: 80 doz Cnemise
trimmed with three of inserting and tucks betw
band and sleeves ed2es with cambria rullles at sc
special price l2i doz CIeise with TorChon lace and
Hamburg Inserting at CSC: reduced price for this week
only.
MOTHER HUBBARD GOWNS. trimmed with lace
at 69c SKIRTS. with rllfles of Hamburg en-
broery iii hes in depth. Sl23; former price 81 10
Mother Hubbard CAMBRIC SLIPS, with embroidered
yoke, at 25c; would he cheap at icc. Mother Hubbard
CAMBRIA SLIPS, Hamburg Yoke and tuck bottom
6oc. Ladies' lace stripe Nansook and Lawn APRON
trimmed with plated rufie 10c Nurse APRONS, wide
edge and tuckng, at .0c
Our lot WASH SKIRTS i'll different styles at the uni
form price Of 5Oc.
large and complete assortment of BOYS SHIRT
WAISTS, in nobby patterns. from 26c. to the finest
quality.
OUR SPECIAITY-LADTES' CORSET COVERS
We shall offer at 2jc each for this week only.
We have also opened a line of CHILDREN'S and
MISSES SUITS, made of Marseilles. Ique Lawn India
Linen ard GinShans in all sizes and Styles at the
est possible figures.
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Uncertainty In Wall Street.

STOCK SPECTATORS WAITING TO SEE HOW THE
MARKET WILL TURN.
NEW YORK. April 19-WaIl street, 1:45 a. m-'The
fOSf says: me stock market was very dull during
The forenoon, and professional SPECTATORS as well
as more legitimate operators, were apparently
mailing between two opinions. 1t is well under
sod mat In the last few days the outstanding short
interest has been largely Increased and 1t is believed
the market Is sufficiently overSold for number of
StockS-notaDly MON Pacific, Lackawanna, and
Readlhs-to cause reaction in those, and to some
extent, also, In the whole market. But there are
comparatively lew operators on the bear side,
ana they are either not ready to attempt
squeeze or have not sufficient confidence
III ,r general situation affected by the unsettled
questions In all the railroad pools throughout the
country 10 attempt an advance in prices. Reading
ana Erie We're about the weakest stocks this fore
noon, ana also among the most active, though
ttIt was comparatively little activity i'm any but
These Two ana Union Pacific and Missouri Pacific
he result OF the trading up to 1870 that out OF
30 sto:hS lrdped III, y We're higher than at the close
llst hlsll, Is were lower, and the rest unchanged
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I'd Edition.
Latest 1GlGgranS to The Star.
John DevIin.s Conviction in This City

NEW YORK, April 19.-The Senate investigating
committee resumed its session again to-day when
counsel for the department Of public works offered
In evidence the record OF the conviction OF John
auditor of accounts in the controllers office,
testified as to the method OF conducting his bust
ness. In regard to the bills which came from the
department OF public works, the witness frequently
asked for detailed bills and always got them. The
matter OF the record OF Deyllns conviction was
again brought up and by vote OF the committee
WAS ruled out of The evidence.
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lKUNSEL n CLARK
611 MARKET SPACE.

81 MARKET SPACE
ARE DAILY ADDING NEW AND DESIRABLE GOODS
IN ALL DEPARTMENTS. THEY ARE PREPARED TO
SELL. AS CHEAP AS ANY HOUSE IN THE TRADE
ASDEEG TO CALL SPECIAL ATTENTION TO THE
FOLLOWING:
YD. WIDE BLACK CASHMERE 5Dc.-JOB
GRAND BARGAIN IN 81 BLACK SILK
LOT COLORED SILKS Sl-SPECIAI
SUMNER SILKS. REDUCED TO so Crs.
1 FRENCH SATINES. REDUCED TO 25 CIR.
CASE ia WHITE SPREADS. REDUCED To al
Ia To $125.
JOBS IN HOSIERY
JOBS IN TOWELS, TABLE LINENS AND NAPKINS.
MANY NLW GOODS IN SPRING NOVELTIES
ALL AT POPULAR PRICES
We INVITE INSPECTION
mao TRUNNFI. 4 CLARK.
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WIFE on THE WAR PATE-BPn1amin HirSch-
hurgh. clerk in a Galveston Texas. STORE was
last evening whipped IN that City by Mrs Dr
Schlil, who stated as the reason that HirSchburg
was the cause of the ruin OF her family. She said
he was the main cause OF the trouble which led TO
notorious scandal and church trial last summer
In which Dr. Schulz was charged with immoral
conduct with loose women. Mrs. Schulz said her
husband was grteving himself 10 death over the
affair, and that she had borne with It as long as
Size could.
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OFFERINGS

SPECIAL OFFER1sas
OF BLACK GOODS
IN SPRING AND SUMMER WEAR
BLACK SILK WARP HENRIETTAS
BLACK CASHMERES, BLACK TAMISF
BLACK NUNS YELLING. BLACK BATIS1E.
BLACK CAMELS HAIR GRENADINE
BLACK LACE BUNTINGS AND AIBATROS
BLACK OTTOMASS, BLACK TRICOTINES
BLACK CAMILITES, BLACK CORDULETTE.
BLACK SILK GRENADINES. TIED DOWN,
BLACK DRAP DE SANE, BLACK RAS DE COMTESSE
BLACK ARM RES, BLACK RHADAMkS
BLACK INDIA SILK, BLACK STRAH
BLACK RHADZIMER, BLAC K GROS GRAINS
BLACK Saline, BLACK JACONET LAWNS
BLACK OKGANDI LAWNS BLACK CASHMERE
SlIAWLS, COURTIAND'S ENGLISH GRAPE IN ALI,
WIDTHS AND PRICES
THE ABOVE GOODS HAVE BEEN SELECTED
WITH SPECIAL CARE, AND WILL FULLY REPAY
FOR INSPECTION BY THOSE DESIRING TO PUR-
CHASE
QUICK SALES, SMALL PROFITS
S. T.. HEMPSTONE
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LIEUT.. HARBER's REFRT.-Lieut. HARDER VIII
submit his report TO the Secretary of the Navy next
week OF his expedition 10 recover the bodies OF the
De Long party. 1t is understood that he holds Mel
vile and Danenhower blaneleSS for not searching
lof the De Long party SCORER than they did
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SICK HEADACHE, LASGUoR AND MELANCHOLY
generally spring from Torpid Liver. "a HlSoricred
stomach or CoSiVeness the distressing cffe Us OF
Nhlch Or JaYheS Sanatlye Fills viii speedily re-
move; by jhtlr beneficial acton on the hillary or
S4ns they VIII also lessen the likelihood OF return
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FRANK JAMES TRIAL--In the Frank James trial
yesterday at Huntsville, Ala counsel for prisoner
objected 10 James A. Liddell as a witness on
account or his having been convicted OF horse
stealing in Missouri, In 1874 The objection was
oyerrued by the court on the ground that Iiddel
was afterwards parduned. Lddel then testified
that Frank and Jesse James and Blu RYAN left
him at Nashville March 9th, 1881. riding south TO
lay plans for rObbng train Witness made a two
weeks visit To kentucky, and upon returning
FOUND the three men back at Nashville After
wards Ryan was arrested while on a boSterOus
spree Witness and Frank James ltfT Nashville
fearing that Ryan would turn states evidence
Liddel learned from Frank James that they had
peIpetrated a robbery on their southern trip
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NEw SrR1Sa GooDs
WE WILL OFFER THIS WEEK SPECIAL. BAR
GAINS II BLACK SILKS. SILK GRENADINES
FRENCH WOOL NOVELTIES N CHOICE DE-
SIGNS BLACK. WOODEN DRtsS GOODS IN
GREAT VARIETY, LINEN LAWNS SA1TEFNS,
SILK AND Isle HOSE, LINEN SHEETINGS AND
PILLOW LINENS DAMASk TABLEtLOTHS AND
NAlKI<S, ALL SIZES.
ap}-3in HODI. BRO & CO. 1928 street
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2 A R A s o L 8

Our department for PARASOIS is greatly enlarged
and We disrlayng all the novelties for street
carriage wear. Plain and trimmed, and with unique
handles.
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foSTAAsTER ARRESTED.-Nllis G. Clifford,
postmaster AT West StephentoWn, Y v, was ar
rested and brought To Troy yesterday. charged
Win lObDng the mails. Pension AAcnU CU~trr re-
Gently sent check to PTfssa White, II West
SlephentoNn, pensiOner OI the war OF le12. She
never received II. The check MS returned 10 Nr.
t0Stel, and the detectives Traced Il over lis course
IL was posted in Troy CITY bal!k by julius Saul
or Troy. Investigation showed that hr received It
from stranger who bought a suit II clothes. Mr.
Saul's bookkeeper recognized clifford a. the man
VINO pres nted the check. The prisoner was ar
faEntd h'los, commissioner - lyt~ er aud held in
$3.50 bail Tor examination on the 2gtn list. He
says ne came rightly 10y the check. but viii not tell
how he got II. Mrs Whites signature was TOTsed
Oh the back OF the check.
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Capitol TOPICS.

next Tuesday
Inc House committee on public lands has de-
cded TO recommend the rapeal OF the timber cul-
ture act, and an amendment OF the homestead law
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1909 STREET. OPPOSITE FRANKLIN
References Mile V. IRUDHOIlAIE 1t
DOaEDiN PARTIES DESIRING TO KEaIAIN IN
- T." city during thu summer months will pleas
ant IL "s with Tab Board. at lJ,b and 1872 GonfIr-
ticut ayelle ard 1913 21E northwest Transient
BUaIdcrS also accommodated. Ithy1-3w.
AEGE. AIRY ROOMS FOR EENT AT ga AND
3lG Indiana Also. Il, artiIug for three
nottE It sixteen dollars month AGyaECt yInent
strictly required nh2i BIN
'SS'HE TRENONT-.THTS HOUSE HAS BEEN
Il rfIhlntci ana repaDfr,d. ANA i'll every way Put in
f!sclas> order ii Is The most desirable place to board
!. The city Terms So. so S4U o4o ier month
NOUS tl!tl ftzIIS heated fy Steam.
'1'fiT I.OCHIEI., so 9TH STREET NORTHWEST
furnishes V-ry desirable Inducements permanent
and transient Ear,iers Pleasant roonls tor Senators
or NitIiit'FS- I&fi' HrSt Class. aull
FsNIE iArlEK HOUSE ". COR. lnrH AND + SITS
Il NV; ltst conducted Boarding house III the city
lfaslent B4Tocrs at I,aao.4aDIc Meas all
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Go to thy rest. fair child,
Go to thy drcaInless bed
Gentle, and meek, and mild,
With BLESSINGS M INV b..I
IBa lti,rore and PbiIadr,,bi, ,,srers ,,l.a.o -,

GBa fillmore and Philadelphia papers please coTvl
GLEASON. In Chicago. April 18th. lssl JOHN
GLEASON. # Dennis and Catllalu, Gleason aeI
twenty years and four months
His funeral Will take place from the residence. 81 his
aunt, Mr. DanlH falvey. 7l2 First street northeast on
sunday at J. IN Relatives and friends arr respect
fully invited To att, nd
THOMAS. On Aprl 18th. 1854 sft-r prpt-a-.od
Illness Miss JANE THOMAS. in the 18th year ui her
age.
Funeral viii take place from her late residence No
9l2 street northwest, at two O'Clock Monday 2l,t
instant
YILEs. On Apr Is. 1884, LUTHER +. yILES. ayed
stveIty-eiIht
Funeral private.
WASNEN. On Friday. April 18th 1884 at AS r. m
ait,r llii, ring Illness AGNES l., beloved daughter
Of Joseph VI. and Catharine X Nasney
Funeral from thu residence 81 her Parents 70 ZIG
Mar! ANA avenue northeast SUNDAY. April 20,h $50
y. IN. lEttllnent at Congressional C.ii,tery
YOUNG. ON Thursday April 18th 1884 after = r,-,-
tracted illness. CLARSCE b. son of Edward and Au-
gusta Maria Young
Fun raj services at the First Baptist Church Tir-
eett street. above C. on sunday p Ia which
tine friends and acquantancte the dec stl Ar,
to
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New Petroleum Exchange in Piff.bury.

PITESBUEG. April 19-The new petroleum ex
chahge here VIII be opened on Monday next with
imposing ceremonies The building, which has
Just been finished Is the host cOnDlete structure
OF its size i'll the city
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NOTE THE PRICES :

handsome all-wool Ottoman CLOTH WRAP eab-
orate trimmed with lace and rassementerie at So So
reduced from SIS 30.
Our TRICOTINE VISITE lace trimmed only sc, for
nIer price S.
Our LEADER. d SPRING WRAPS made of Tricot
trimmed with lace and which will offer
at the very low price of s.; regular price $3.50.
SPECIAL-We shall of IT our all wool BLACK CASH
MERE SUIT, box plated skirt with draperes. at S12:
actually worth Sic We guarantee this suit to be all
wool, no sale
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DEorosAI.s For FRESH BEEF. MUTTON. &c
znh. }. RiBlFRE,
d D NIrtEEr

& ID. J. hIBIFIE,
D VETERINARY SURGEON
OF the D. C. and Fire De, artmcut 18th and SITS H.
La f3stuTage tatter May lst) supplied with plenty
of water Orders can be left at T. FIeingAs AS stl
street northwest spl2-lms
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A special dispatch to the Baltimore sun from
Annapolis says that the board OF public works.
Governor MCLane Controller Turner and Treasurer
Compton present. had further consultation yes
terday over The reduction OF Chesapeake and Ohio
canal tolls and after a conference with President
Lewis C. Smith. OF the canal. adopted reS0ut on
conCurring In the action OF the canal board which
reduced ihr tonnage To So cents, and recommended
to the directors the consideration or 4 further re-
ductIOn. President Smith explained to the board
the effect Of the reduction. IL said he would call
an early meeting Of the canal directors 10 take into
consideration the conclusions arrived ST Dv the
board OF public works Ii was stated that the cost
or maintaining the canal year is round numbers
S2OO,oU0. allowing margin for incidental repairs
IL was contended that TO reduce the toll 10 - cents
as asked by the Cumberland people, estimating
the tonnage al 100000 for the wear. would cause a
loss 10 the canal OF $4,000 yearly. a total ton
mage OF 100000 at 50 cents. which is a decrease
place the receipts at $4,000 yearly, or
margin or at least $1,000 over the
estimated expenses for maintaining the canal
for year. II is thought that II the canal dlrec-
tors decide to make the reduction in accordance
with the resolution OF the board OF public works
thirty cents ton VIII be accepted the standard
rate The views as expressed 10y President Smith
are SAID 10 have met the approval Of he board OF
public works. and although the latter are yery
much in favor OF the reduction. tt ro-ri7.0g the
TACT that the responsibility OF fixing an:l tolls
the board OF public works have only reyist0nary
power in the matter, the board adiTt Soed letter
10 the canal directors In reference to the reduction
The letter is follows:
1--WE acknowledge the receipt OF vour letter In
forming the board Of the adoption OF the schedule
OF tolls Tor the year 1881 OF 33 cents per ton and
cents Tor wharfage The board cOncurS therein
ana Deg leave to suggest 10 you the consideration
or Il further reduction" II was 1T first thought
advisable TO also add to The communication
whenever such reduction can. in their Judgment
De made without destroying the equilibrium be
tween the receipts and expenditures" but this
latter clause was subsequently, stricken out.
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Gone with the Baltimore and Ohio
COMPANY.

PITTSBURG, April 19-Benj. T. Lloyd, manager OF
the W I. Telegraph company In this city, has re-
signed 10 accept the division SUPERINTENDENT OF
the Baltimore and Ohio Telegraph company His
Headquarters Will be at Newark ohio
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TRUSNFL 4 CLARK.
PROPOSALS.


E)EOPOSAi.S FOR CEMENT, SAND BROKEN
z STONE AND MANILA ROPE
OFFICE OF BUILDING FOR STATE, WAR
AND NAVY DEPARTMENTS,
WASHINGTON, ID c., April 9TH 1894
SEPARATE Sealed Proposals for furnishing and deliver
1000 barrels Of Hydraulic Cement,
20f1 cubic yards ut Sand.
3 500 cubic yards Broken Stone and about
5000 pounds Manila Rope.
the site the Building the State War and Navy
DcIdrm ntS i'll this city, viii he received at this Office
until TWELVE NJ MAY SEVENTH 1894. n j
opened Immediately thereafter in presence of bidders.
SPECIFICATIONS, general instructions to bidders and
materials VIII lie furnished to established dealers and
manufacturers On alIllcation to this Oii1e.
IHOS. LINCOLN CASEY,
ap15-s.tth.3t Colonel Corps OF Engineers
pROrOsAIsS FOR FRESH BEEF. MUTTON, &c.
OFFICE PURCHASING AND DEPOT CoaIMIssARY
ar SUBSISTENCE
NAsHINGTOS, DC. April Is 1894
Sealed Proposals, IN riPIrae. addressed 10 the under
O'CLOCK SOON, on THURSDAY, MAY FIFTEENTH,
1854 al which time ad place they VIII he opened in the
presence OF bidders. for furnishing the Fresh Beef re
quirEd by the Subsistence Department. United States
Army. at this depot for issue to troos &C. during the
fiscal year commencing July LIST, 1884
Separate Proposals viii also be received for furnish
ing from the contractors stall during the same period
such choice cuts OF Fresh Beef. Mutton and Corned
Beef As may be required for sales to officers.
The government the right to reject any or all
proposals,
Information rs 10 conditions. quality of Beef pay
meat, Sc. can be obtained Dy application
". ii. NASH
arIi-Gt Capt. and c. S. L. = A.
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Latest Foreign News by Cable.


BIRMINGHAM. April 19.-Iames Egan, who was
arrested last week on suspicion of completely with
John DAILY. in preparing Tor a dynamite explosion.
and in whose possession damaging documents
were found, to-day remanded to Jail for
another week to await trial The court refused to
accent bail.
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APPOINTMENTS IN THE Pest OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
MISS helene Peterson, Washington, ID. c., To-
day appointed translator in the dead letter Office
fosl once department., am Mortimer A. Turner,
ARK, clerk salary IL 00t in Office OF third assist
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A tornado, combined with a thunder storm
swept over Dallas, Texas, yesterday, wrecking a
school mouse In which were thirLy-two children.
Six children were badly hurt, and others SLIGHTLY
injured.
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If CUNNINGHAM, 'HATTERn HAS JUST RE
VI ceiyed the SPRING SI&LE BLOCK silk Hats
made to order. OLD Styles Teniodeed Gil Ii street
northwest SeHo
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SCoTCHMEN CHEERING MINISTER LoWEII--In Ed
lhDlTg yesterday there was meeting at the Pres
Dytef1an Synod hall OF the students and the cOun-
Gil or the University. Sir Stafford Mort hcote the
lord rector OF the University, spoke i'll high elIley
OF James Russell Lowell, the American minister and
said that he was 'knOwn throughout the world as
one OF the greatest literary ornaments" MIR. Low
ell was loudly cherred, and made a speech
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AND COMMERCnaL.


The New York Stock Market.
Thefollowing are the opening and closing prices
OF the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
by special wire to ii. Ii. Dodge. $50 18th street.
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Gov. ORDwAY'S REQUEST REFUSED.-GOv. Ord
way, OF Dakota, asked that he might be summoned
as witness In the investigation now being carried
on al lankton, Dakota, by the federal grand Jury
INTO MS (OrdWayS) executive actions Attorney
Campbell replied that the request could hot be
granted, as II WAS contrary TO law
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LRSON Al.

-, " SIC 2 r. ISH'S
~ lNbi-4fN ~ ~ ETgTlVr kGrN..y Avn
tt RS. or mo-. - - tt..''SSt--''1 AND
r3-3l r-.e 80 street northwest
81 MECCA ~ ~IC-
u @sfv Nsi,.- Itq.3f1i nov for .f,z s,,.,,,
Conc. ~ 4gt tstt lIuf. IIsIa1kI. "a.
sl@l !I.-1ifJs-'. $50 sew ,Es avenue az IL
&C ~ StI5-IfCIOEY RESULTS All IN
- Nt-il1st-1- y conducted Daily xler,nHGs
ara es-lt-s q sI-i'tcteI IrCIgS ,rtlncI Striii,
MID rt1!- tatt IN ACDENIII'Ss Private I.tect,y.
hEslty- ICgls ana h tsIiens LIS lag cor 7tn
o. ~ = ia ". I-ko elevator. dI4em
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William ]. Dennis. son OF ext nited states Sena-
tor Dennis, OF Mary land, died IA Richmond yesler-
day.
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A Dcfaulting Ticket Agent Back From
Canada.

PTTrsBURG. PA. April 19-R. Fl. Turner, the de-
fauttng ticket agent OF the Pan Handle and Cleve-
land and PittSburg railroads at MiDgo junction,
Ohio has returned from Canada, where he fled
with some $1,000 belonging to the PENNSYLVANIA
company. He returns OF his own free WILL and in
tends effectng compromise with the railroad
officials by returning the bonds.
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Affairs ia West washiuprop.

LOCKED UP-Two German sailors, klbert I1eitke
and Harry Gerle,k, refusing 10 do work at Capt
James Cramers schooner. had a hearing before
justice OF the Peace Buckley to-day and Were
ordered to be locked up TIL the vessel is about 10
sail.
Canal ToIIS.-The board OF public works OF
Mary and has addressed letter 10 the directors Of
the 1 hcS1pe4ke ana Ohio canal Recommending a
iu'ther reduction Of tolls II possible
y tie African VI. +. conference NJ Frederick
y, tt'Sferday, Bishop Payne expressed the view
Ia there should be manual training schools for
colonel youths in Mary land.
CONFIRM ,TIoS.-Rishop Randolph. of Virginia.
viii administer the rite OF CoauTlu4-t ton at Christ
7. f. church Tomorrow ut ia O'Clock p. IN.
LOST slo0.-Mr. William II. Brewer lost or had
stolen from him Thursday night 500 from his vest
pocket.
CONDITION OF THF WATER.-Creat Falls. %: tenn
perature, ST. receiving reservoir. SO; temperature
81; distributing reservoir. 30. temperature, ID
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Sir Evelyn Isaring Summoned Home.

CAIRO, Ill. April l9.-The announcement Is
made here that Sir Evelyn Barring, the British min
lister, has been summoned to England to confer
with the English ministry regarding Egyptian
affairs. He Will leave Cairo next Tuesday.