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Hunting for IN. Dynnn,lters.

LONDON, June 6.--Tho police are sparing
no efforts in their endeavor to discover the
miscreants who caused the recent explosions
in London. They have found out that GER
tain men are residing in London who it had
been supposed had fed to America, Australia,
or France Some of these arc believed to
have been implicated in the Phoenix park
murders. 1t is probable that arrests will be
made.
The English government has drawn the
attention Of tho French authorities TO the
immunity enjoyed by dynamiters in Paris,
in laying plans and making preparations for
outrages.
PARIS, June 6.-An English police official
has boon in conference with the chief French
detective and the ministry Of the interior in
regard to the dynamiters.
MADRID, June 6.-Ihe dynamite explosion
at Barcelona yesterday appears to have had
no political significance. The cartridge was
placed in the doorway of shop occupied by
q man whose workmen had struck. Several
strikers have been arrested.
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Tony MuIlane. pitcher. Athletic park to-day.
Miner High School Commencement.

Mlner HiSn scnOOl commencement.
The graduating exercises of the Miner high
school took place last evening at the high
school. The platform was handsomely deco
rated, and DIR. c. b. Purvis, of tho school
board, presided. Upon tho platform were
seated School Trustee j. II. Brooks, SUIT
Cook, Miss Mary j. Patterson, principal of
the school, and Miss l.. L. Barney. Miss c.
l.. Parke was at the piano.
Prayer was offered by Rev. f. j. Grimke,
and, after musical selections, essays were
read by Miss Ermine Il. Shimm upon "The
Voice of Fiction" Miss Hattie V. Leo upon
Needle Work." Miss Hattie Norman upon
Tho Dignity of Lowly Work." and Miss
Mary A. Ross upon Learning to See" The
presentation of diplomas by Dr. Purvis to the
following graduates then took place: Misses
Marcellina Brown, Clara Il. Chase Matte b.
Cook, Eliza c. Davis, Charity A. Heathman.
Bette H. Hudnell, Laura V. Jordan, Hattie
V. Leo, Hattie Norman, Sarah i. Radcliffe,
Mary A. Ross, Erminie L. Shimm, and Ma
tilda Thornton.
Rev Alexander Crummell delivered an
impressive address to tho class, and the ex-
crcises closed with the benediction,
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CAIRO, June 6.-Nubar Pacha, the Egyp-
tian prime minister, proposes to reduce the
land tax 91,000,000 annually.
A messenger has arrived from Shendy
who reports that Con. Gordon is still at
khartoum.
SUAKIN, June 6.-Tho rebels renewed their
attacks upon this town again last night.
LONDON, juno 6.-In the house Of COM
mons to-day Lord Edmund Fit2maurice,
under foreign secretary, announced the rs-
oeption of message from Admiral Hewett
dated Adowa, May Is. Admiral Hewett
reports that he had been well received by
the Abyssniana. Illness had delayed tho
arrival OF King John, but he was expected
on May 90. Admiral Hewett believed that
the negotiations with tho king would be
successful, and that they would result in the
relief of Kassala.
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THE MEXICAN CONSTRUCTION co

An Attachment Issued ora Its Property TO
Compel Compliance with the Terms OF
It's Loan.
New York, juno 6.-The supreme court
to-day granted an attachment against tho
property in this state of the Mexican Ma
tional Construction company upon the appli-
cation of Adolph Oppenheimer. Over q year
ago the company desired to procure loan of
100000, under an agreement that to secure
the loan it would deposit in the hands Of u
trustee $3,000,00O first mortgage Mexican
National railway bonds not less than 81 000,-
600 z per cent. Mexican National Equipment
trust certificates, -, 100000 Mexican National
subsidy certificates and $l4, 000,0 900 of Mexican
National railway stock, being two-thirds of
the entire outstanding stocks. Under this
agreement the loan was to DO repaid, not
later than September next. Mr.. Open
hemer says that no subscribed to the loan
and after having paid his subscription of
$65000 he was informed that he could not
receive certificate of interest in the certif-
Gates through tho trustee Immediately, as the
original agreement required, but on the
delivery by him Of the receipts for tho sums
subscribed and paid by him, accompanied
with power of attorney. Then the certih-
Gates Of interest would be delivered to him in
accordance with new instrument by
which the right to collect the interest upon
certain Of the collaterals was reserved to the
company. He AYERS that he objected to this,
and declares that no has not Asceived his
certificate in accordance with the original
agreement, and that the company has put
out of its power and out OF the power of the
trustee the right to give him certificate.
By this suit Mr.. oppenheimer seeks to re-
cover his contribution, aud also one made by
Kuhn, Loeb & Co., under similar circum-
stances amounting to $4,000 which was u.s.
signed to him. The attachment was granted
on the ground of the non-residence of tho
defendant corporation.
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Natlonals VS.. Keystones, Capitol Park.
Statement by the Receiver OF the Wabash
Railroad.

ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, Juno G.-Application has
been filed in tho United States circuit court
by the receiver of tho Wabash railroad, set
ting forth the approximate amounts due by
the company for labor supplies, mechanics
liens, and taxes, and asking the court to
decide what amount of receivers certificates
1t would authorize them to issue. The
amount due for labor is stated at over
$1,000,000 for material and supplies, over
$750,000; taxes, over 100000; mechanics
liens, over S35, 000 in round numbers, $2,0OO,-
coo. The certificates are to run not less than
interest, and be issued in denominations of
5000, $4,000, and $4,000 each. They are to
be disposed of at par, and used as collateral for
raising money to pay the company's debts in
the direction named above.
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Last evening there was large attendance
at Lincoln hall, on the occasion of an enter.
tainment given by the pupils of Miss Mus
saeuss school. Tho stage was handsomely
fitted up for the production of a play called
"Snowdrop." Tho play was in five acts, and
incidental to it were represented "The Magic
Glass, ," with the Dwaris," The Peddler,"
"Tho Apple Woman" and "Schncewitchen's
Restoration" The characters OF the queen,
her maids of honor, &C., rs also the Seven
Dwarfs," were well sustained by the por.
formers. During the play there were some
pleasing selections OF vocal aud instrumental
music, the whole concluding with n tabloau,
MIR. w. ID, Porter was stage manager. The
entertainment was an evidence Of tho excel
lence attained in elocution and music by tho
scholars through the efforts Of their pre-
ceptress, Miss AussRGus,
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Championship game, Athletic park to-day.
CONDENSED rELEGRAMs.

The Konnesaw Manufacturing company, OF
Memphis, Tenn, has made an assignment, with
Liabilities Of s3J 600 assets about $4,000,
in Cincinnati yesterday O. W. Richardson was
found guilty Of murder IN the first degree for kill.
ing Theodore Ingram, his bTother-in'lGw.
Tho schedules in the assignment OF l.. Dol.
ygira q Co., manufacturers Ot sauces. 10 Edward
s. Hatch, show Liabilities of S220sS and nominal
ket value,
The business failures Of the last seven days
throughout tho country rs reported 10 X. c. Dun
a CO., OF the New YORK Mercantile agency, num-
Der for the United States 1879 aud for Canada l6 or
u total OF 2l5 failures as compared with total OF
III last week. an increase oil rs.
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Ne,y York women sufrrnClsts.

NEW YoRK, Juno G.-Tho women suffrage
party's county committee at its annual
meeting last night elected Mrs. DIR. Clemence
S. Lozicr, president; Miss Il. Blake, secre.
tary; Miss j. McAdam, treasurer, and Miss
G, Shoemaker, vice president. Resolutions
were adopted dcnouncing by name the fifteen
assemblymen from this city whose votes
defeated the suffrage bill last month, and
calling on their constituents to retire them.
Tho resolutions also thanked Speaker Sheard
and Gen. Hustled for their support OF the
hill
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LONDON, June 6.--The Pail llaN Gazette
refuses to believe that Sir Charles Dixie OF
the Right Hon. Joseph Chamborlin inspired
tho article in the current number of the Fort
aightiy Rerietr signed c., which discusses the
foreign policy OF England, and which has
been alleged to be by Mr. Gladstone. 1t says:
Whatever individual statesmen may think,
advanced liberals should support Germany
rather than France. French bureaucracy has
been into the heart of self-government and
undermined the national character, while the
Germans possess manlinoss, self-reliance, and
openness of mind, which are the permanent
conditions of steady and enduring progress"
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Tho Bankers and HIerchants' Telegraph
Company.

NEW YoGK, juno G.-An analysis of tho
schedule of liabilities, filed by A. w. Demock
& Co., shows that very little of tho capital of
the Bankers and Merchants Telegraph com
pany has been absorbed by the public. The
capital stock was originally $20OO,OOO OF
this over $1,500000 was pledged to bankers
and other parties in the city OF Now York as
security for loans, indicating that only half
mill ion had been actually sold to investors
and othors. The bonded indebtedness of abe
company, it appears, amounts to $3.50, and
tho fixed charges to nearly 10 per cent. of the
gross receipts.
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Championship game Al capitol Park. l;8O,
PERSONAL.

Mrs NJ. D. Lincoln, who had an attack Of pneu-
MONA some weeks ago, las not fully regainGd her
health,
Miss Anna Dalton, OF tho postonlco department
who has been so III with pneumonia, ID con-
yelescmg Mrs. DR.. Edison Ia herphysicau
+, NJ Demands and wife, Richmond Ind,
David Dennis, Gurdiner, Noa j, W. Nocum and
wife, Columbia, Pa; MIS- W. II. Norris, Miss Eoole
Geneva, n. ", are to, the 81, james.
Mr., Iorekam, formerly Of Washington, bul
more recently one OF the rOpuctors of the GeneseC
hotel, at Buffalo, y, 81" ana oflhc Clarendon, Sara
toga Springs, hus dissolved his partnership with
MIR, Harris, and Will hereafter conduct both hoteli
.~iAua
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skin Cancer.

Mr.. W. II. Gilbert, of Albany, Ca, under date of
May 8, 1884. says: "Mr, Brooks near here has an
eating cancer on his face which had nearly killed
short time, as nothing seemed to stop the ravages
of tho cancer. He commenced taking Swiits
SPECIFICS two months ago and IL has had won
derful effect on him. He was yesterday so far
recovered as TO be out at his work, and seems In
fair way to get entirely we'll.
Treatise on Blood and Skin diseases mailed free
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co., Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga.
159 W. 23d st., n. ", aud 1905 Chestnut St., Phila
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Dom! fail to go to Capitol Park.
Protective Tariff In Russia

ST. PETERSBURG, June 6.-Beginning with
July. imported pig iron will pay duty of
8 copecks, gold, per pound, not far from 90
cents per hundred weight, with July, 1855
the duty per pound is to be increased to ~
copecks, and in July, 1856, to 10 copecks.
An imperial decree orders that all kinds of
commercial and industrial business shall pay
a communal tax Of 910 of per cent. besides
the imperial tax of 3 per cont.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-06-07

PHILADELPHIA, Juno G-Judgo MoKen-
nan, of the United States circuit court who
was Obliged to suspend the argument in tho
Dinsmore suit yesterday ON account of illness
has been informed by his physician that he
will not be well enough TO hold court for the
next ten days. The DinsmOre litigation will
therefore DO postponed TO some future day, of
which duo notice will be given.
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nnuih Amcrlcn,A Nntos.

SANTIAGO, June G.-seriOus differences
between the radicals and the government
party are expected, in consequence of the
discussion looking toward tho separation of
church and state.
RIO JASEIRO, June 6.-Prime Minister
Dantas has been charged with the formation
OF a new ministry,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-06-07

customs receipts, the other half going in
custom certificates to the Ntionaal Bank of
Mexico and the railways. OF lnto IL has
been receiving only % per cont, but has
made moro favorable arrangement with
the bank. The payment of government en-
ployos makes money somewhat plenter and
business 10 improviun.
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First Toledo game, Athletic park to-day.
NIoxIoo,s 0xhlblt al the vyorld,. FoI

CITY or MEXICO via Galveston), June g.
The legislature Of San Luis Potosi has appro-
priated $1,000 for the representation of the
products and industries of the state to tho
New Orleans exposition. Tho Mexican gov
ern ment is receiving daily installmonts of
the temporary loan of $3OOO,OOO, amounting
10 100000 and 100000 per month The
government now receives so per cent. of the
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Prize Fighters Sentenced in Canud,

TORONTO, ONT, juno 6.--The cases of
Lange and o'Donnell, of Cleveland, and
Moriarity, of Toronto, charged with prize
fgh ting, were disposed of to-day. LANCE
was sentenced to pay u fine of $40, or undergo
forty days imprisonment. The others were
discharged. Notice Of appeal was given in
the LANCE case.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-06-07

NEW YoRK, June 6.--The agents in this
city of the Hamburg American packet line
stated to-day that their steamer, tho Frsia,
which broke her shaft when fourteen miles
from Portsmouth, had been towed into that
port last evening by tugs.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-06-07

SCHENECTADY, N. Y, Juno Ga cable
gram was to-day received from President
Potter, of Union college, announcing his
acceptance of the presidency of Hobart
college, and stating that his resignation as
president of Union college has been mailed
to Judge Iandon. President Potter will sail
on tho Oregon June Z.
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DEPARTMENT. NEWS.

The receipts from internal revenue yesterday
were Sjl3 73l, and from customs 1898 Cos, and the
national bank notes received Tor redemption
amounted to s536.0Qo
It was expected that the new dispatch boat
Dolphin would arrive at the Washington navy
yard within the next week to be finally fitted out
but II has been decided that she will remain al
Chester to be partially fitted. and then proceed To
New York, probably.
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allantrN-- -ElinrrIInnrona.
WAIVED
DFRMATOLOGY.
DEllAApOLOBI.

IT You have pimple3, blRCkhuads, liver spots
ffeoklcs, sNllOWnpsa deep pores, rcdueal, OnCss,
and enlarge yrua of tile nosni THU harsh, dry,
mdGi, and premature gray hari badness, sGy scalp.
rash hunur eruption, blood or skin disease; any
CutnncOus bali or complexion blemish, consult DIX.
j. VAN DNGk, Dprma,OlOgist, at once, OllCp No.
~ Grant Place, between Ninth and Tenth and q and
II str Hours, o u. m, 10 p, mi sundays Oto2,
VIVA NrEp-TO ANNOUNCE THAT JOHN r.
w Banll, HntCmun g Co + hank, 1a1 II J. 81. n W..
ha Commissioner OF Deeds for every state and Terri.
tory United states Commissioner, Examiner, aud
Notary Publici alwaya In olce nom ~ ~ " 5p, IA.
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Walker, TolCdo's cOlOred catcher, Athletic park
o-day,
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uEALTH is WEALTH.

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recent cases Each box contains Que months treat
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mail prepaid, ON receipt o. price We giaranteesiN
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aylvnna avenue Washington ID. C., wholesale and
retail hgonta Orders By mail Will receive promptat-
entiom
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DINING RooAIs
p1o + STREET NORTHWEST
FURNISHED ROOMS

FUHNlSHED ROOMS.
ssFRNIE TREAiOSr."-THIS HOUSE HAS
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place TO board In the city. Terms $50 $50, $40 and
GAO per month. House and halls heated BY steam
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S1lantfD- GmplOumrnt.

DY A PERSON FROM PARISH SITUATION
ID as ady'S maid; willing to leave the city Address
M. L., Republican Office Ito
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Qsrsunal Comfort

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good ventilation. Ladies, Monday and Friday. Not
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LNASY FEET AND DAILY WALKS BEING
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relief frOm and avoidance OF Corns BuniOns, Dis
eased Nails DO Rooms. l4lG Pa. ay., opposite VIII
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ST., opposite leutaw House. Baltimore, Md. Dr.
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Morning journal and courier., 1884-03-29
TRADE WITH MEXICO.

This country is now connected by railroad
with Mexico, and treaty with that country
will soon go into effect which is expected to
greatly stimulate trade between the two
countries. In few days party of distin-
guished Nexicaus will visit some of the
cities of this country in order to make the
acquaintance of some of our leading men,
and efforts will of course be made to give
them a gced impression Of the United
States.
There is good reason for thinking that our
trade with Mexico will soon largely increase.
It will be easy to send goods there, and
though at first it may not be easy to sell
them they can be sold with proper manage
ment Our merchants will of course have
difficulties to contend with. Chief among
these is the fact that the French and the
Germans are already in the field, have strong
foot-hold in the confidence and affections of
the people, and have for years carefully
nurtured that national hatred of everything
American which has filled the Mexican
breast since the conquest of '48- Theso
oughiy identified themselves with the Msxi-
cans and the country. They speak and write
the language fuently, have learned the pecu-
liar Mexican habits of life and generally
adopted them, have intermarried with them,
and to all purposes have become citizsns of
the republic. They buy goods of all kinds
in Europe and lay some of them down at the
Mexican capital as cheaply as the same class
es of goods can be sent from the United
States.
The success of the merchants of this coun-
try in building up trade with Mexico will
of course depend largely upon the men who
act as agents. Upon this point writer in
the Chicago Herald, who has lived for long
time in the City of Mexico, gives some advice
which appears to be good. He says: It is
useless to send anybody to any part of Mexi-
% on commercial errsnd who does not
speak Spanish. The Msxieans are tenacious
of their language, and have little confidence
iu those who do not know it, nor will they
bother with anybody who requires
aa interpreter. Added to this accom-
plishment the seeker after business must
have more or lsss diplomacy and tact. The
Mexicans are formal in their intercourse and
punctilious to degrse. He must also affect
an ease and indifference as to haste. Mex
leans are never in q hurry, and are wary of
those who try to force them into hasty de.
cisions. He must be polite, generous, mod
est in proclaiming his nationality or his
wares, aad last, but not least by any means,
he must be careful to have in his sample
cases things that the people are most likely
to want.
II is to be hoped that the distinguished
Mexicans who are coming to this country
will visit New Haven. Our manufacturers
and merchants can show them much which
will interest them
Morning journal and courier., 1884-03-29

The sales Of BlackweIl's Bull Durham Smoking
Tobacco far exceed those Of any other brand N
the world, simply because it has been, is, and VIII
be- the best that can be made. All dealers nave IT.
Look for trademark Of the Bull on every PACKAGE