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FIVE DAYS
z NJ n ANT SALE.

FIVE DAYS
REMN ANT SALE.
Prior to our semLannual Stock taking, which takes
place FRIDAY. JULY 3lst, we propose to inangurate
GRAND REMNANT SALE FOR FIVE DAYS.
MONDAY, JULY 9TH,
TUESDAY, JULY 2STH,
| WEDNESDAY. JULY 10Th.
THURSDAY, JULY 3OTu,
FRIDAY, JULY 31sr.
In this sale shall include all Seasouable Fabrics
and Ines Of goods of which perhaps we have only
small quantity remaining All Short Lengths Broken
Lines, dc, Odd Sizes in Underwear, Gloves and
Hosiery; also any line of goods the sale Of which
propose to discontinue.
These goods will be conspcnously displays ed through
out the coming week. ard would say custom
that shall offer this week such values have
| never yet been shown in this city
"SHORT LENGTHS AND ODD PIECES
COLORED SILKS AND SURAHS.
Having carefully and most thoroughly gone through
this stock. have taken thcrefronl every piece Of
Colored silk and Surah under twenty yards in length.
and marked them at the following extraordinary
duced prices with view Of causing their immediate
| disposal.
COLoRED SILK SURAHS
Regular 500
i'eiiihahl
Grey, lengths 412, 6 & 67s yards.
Myrtle, lengths Is. IA, Us, and lis yards
Gendarme, lengths 3a4 yards.
Saphyr. lengths As yards.
Garnet, lengths 2a4, SIS and "a yards.
Castor, length 2as yards
Gold Brown, length 27s yards.
Ecru. length yards
Navy Blue lengths 41s 4l and Ga yards.
Green Bronze, longths Ola and 5Aayards.
Mode. lengths II. and 4a4 yards.
Dark. Bronze. length 6as yards.
Grey. length 1911 yards
Strawberry. length 81. yards.
Garnets, lengths ga, 12hs, 12a4 and 1871 yards.
regular price and SloO
zoe.
COLORED GROS GRAIN SILKS.
REMNANT 75c.
Browns, G's. ssi. 4s4. and 14ls yards.
Navy Blue lengths 5 and 5la yards.
Bottle Green, lengths 3l4 and So yards.
Bronze length 5la yards.
Grey, length yards.
Myrtle, length 1917 yards.
Sailor Blue, length 67s yards
Gendarme, lengths s and LII. wards.
Mode, lengths 6l.. and l2ss yards.
Prune, length IA yards.
Plum, length 1914 yards.
Dregs of Wine length 1914 yards
Garne,s, lengths 3la 3la aud 97s yards.
Regular Price 90
iSeiuIahl PRICE,. 1oc
COLORED eros GRAIN SILKS.
ticIlnAIlt $lUO
Garnet, lengths los. IL and 16la yards.
!, Nat Blue, lengths 2, 81 and lOl2 yards.
Brown, lengths 3as and ILL., yards.
Myrtle. length 1914 yards.
Fawn length 6+a yards.
Dregs of Wine, length 9ls yards
Gendarme, length las yards,
Prune, length lar. yards.
Navy Blue, length 1Ola yards.
Gray, lengths 63s 81. and 13lb yards
Eelnnant 81 90.
Remnants in each and every Department.
We advise our customers not to wait until the goods
advertised but to coll at their earliest conve-
nience.
WOODWARD d LOTHROP,
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE,
ONE PRICE ONLY.
BARGAINS LEFT
Anew CHOICE THINGS
SUMNER UNDERWEAR
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.

TOR RENT--TwO OR THREE sECoNDsTORY,
sS eomm M BAY Front Roems fur:
house. Call after p. NJ. 942 o St NV It's
EHoR RENT-lIO5 ST. n. W.. TWO LARGE.
airy furnished Rooms, one on rst and on third
sion at summer prices 1t
TOR RENT-WELL FURNISHED ROOMS. EN-
e snite or single second floor: front ROOM large.
eoS Il nM
IGOR RENT-TWO FURNISHED ROOMS ON
Il parlor floor, sitting and bed room; rent $l6 also
southern and western exposure large shady ward one
minutes walk from new Pension building. 8Ol 4th
st.. corner 4th and SITS. NV. jy25-2ts
L,OR RENT-AT l722 9Th ST. n. W., THREE
Il uniurnished Rooms on second floor; fne closets
sna on same h0or desirable for Light
INOR RENT-TWO HANDsOME ROOMS I'm.
south front. 1888 Massachusetts ave n ". jy26-sts
ESOR RENT-FURNIsHED OR UNFURNIsHED
a. = Rooms double and single; summer prices 929
NOR RENT-1225 ST n W.. FURNISHED
Hall and larger Room, second story at reasonable
E1oR RENT-NEWLY FURNIsHED, IN ELE-
sss s s nsf5 ST prices fronting q y
EOR RENT PARTIES DESIRING HAND
auiries WIN be made please send stamped Envelope
E1oR RENT-TWo FURNISHED ROOMS. IN.
Il quire at 2O2 b St NV. jy22-8ts
E,OR RENT-WTTH OR WITHOUT BOARD
somely furnished front room second floor with al
street iy2O-fm
Il nicely furnished second-story Front Room with
gas and bath; Also other Rooms at Summer rates
E'oR. RENT-sl5 + ST NV, FURNISHED AND
III m
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OuR CLornrSa
ALWAYS On TOP IN QUALITY
AT THE BOTTOM IN PRICE

Ne'l. E'ys or Children until you have examined our
stock ef =, rges. Dr.p Ete. Sc>rsucker
Cashmere and FLANNEL suits.
Extra Long pRAP D'ETE and ALPACA F.ock
and Sack COIts
White DCt IL, ALPACA and DItAP DF.TE Vests
ir;tf elius or DRIVING Coats, in Light and Dark
:ehsCcs-Ai. -, LINZ IN and DUCK.
SHIRTS, ia White or Colored, Ready made or to
Order.
STkWEAIi in all Fashionable Shapes or Coors.
tAdeTwear, Gloves. Suspendcrs. Collars Cuffs, &C.
&c.
NOAH WALKER & CO.
H23 60 PENNSYLVANIA Avenue.
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The steamer City o. Toxic, which was lost In
the Japan waters recently, having been built
by John Roach. II will be quite In order now
for some fellow 10 rise up and declare that the
fate Of that vessel was wholly due To the mis-
takes made In the construction of the Dolphin.
Robson and Chandler might also be held re-
sponsiblc for the disaster I'm some way
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
(VORsALE OR EXCHANGE FOR PROPERTY IN
Washington I'm Acres Of Land at New Windsor,
view Of the Hudson. Address Il. n c. Star office.
nor SALE-FINE FARM-256 ACRES AND
a1 county '' near w Sf5s sI1'Sn w nfEHHGtEx
Jy256t 1907 Penna- ave. NV.
FOR RENT-FUkNIsHED- BEAUTIF L
Office ''' '''s "'"'ef' <0e'' LUX o. s It
high state OF cultvation plenty of fruit neat seven
xs $sa 'shs ss4e
corn house stable &c pleasant place high and
s ass 5 aEH st. n p.ee Aepss ,H a.
nor sALE-FARM CONTAINING 100 AND i.
on
live miles from either and ten from Oakland, Nd So
acres pine balance oak and other varie,e. enehaii
mile from saw and grist MILL two orchards Of choice
Dwelling new frame barn and out o no ssas
Stream runs through part OF farm, and never falling
An excellent location for a summer resort For terms
and az particulars, address C. T. oBR1EN. Terra Alta,
T'oR REN.r-TWE NrY ACRES OF LAND.
Il about halfcear, improved By a four room Frame
dwelling. on road leading froim Soldiers Home to
ant. o. G. GREEN,
jylS-1Ot 3O3 7th street NV.
I'oR sALE-2oO ACRES $50 CLEARED AND
j cnltivated): less than a mile from Herndon sta
so soo room barn and other
excellent water. Terms moderate. For information
apply 10 WILLIAM a. LAUNlIARDT, Ierndun,
Fairfax Co. Va. to LEIGH ROBINSON iOti 5th
street northwest jylG-th.s.tu.1m
1,voR sALE-A NICE LITTLE FARM OF SIXTY
T Acres: frame House of six rooms, and out-bu!ld-
ingS choice fruit and fine garden; 30 in high
state Of cultivation three miles west Of Galthersbury.
Mon.gomery county, Farm containing 46s acres o.
same county. Terms easy. Address f. Z. PETER,
Rockville, Maryland my2S-s&w2m
OHO BUILDING LOTS, SO 1870 FEET,
~ within hve minutes walk Of Seabrook stu
tiun, B. and p. L. R-twenty minutes to city. These
Lots are covered with variety Of beautiful forest
and present eligible building sites SIS and ur.
wards lot Title indispntabie For particulars APP
ply to THOS HYNES, Sole Agent, Tic 9th Il. n. W.
over $50 sold.
Also. handsome, solid Brick Residence OF seven.
teen rooms. IN East Badensburg L. and o. r. r..
twelve minutes by rail from city. This house Is
located upon lot Of ten acres. has tine cellars,
terraeed yard line apple tree; stable barn, ETC., etc
and lovely RESIDENCE Terms made easy: Title indis.
at-I.aw, Bladensburg, Maryland. jel 2-3m
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IMPORTER OF FRENCH WINES. oooNAo
y CHAMPAGNEs AND cQRDIALS
French C1Arets, s.. IS, a. and $3.50 dozen Cnn
fornia wines Imported directly Nspe zinfandeil SOC
per gallon VICTOR koUx. 17ss Penn ave.
Agents for hrutcin8 houses. Bordeaux. Burgundy,
ChampsSno and Cognaa Vaas dc toutes sores or
oAtaSoa t6lS-2De
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AZ the Treasury department officials say, IL is
"quite possible" that private miut- are turning
out standard silver dollars and fractional coin.
The business Is Illegal. but Very profitable. At
present there Is profit of from 20 10 25 cents
on each dollar thus coined, even If ali the con.
dttions of value be respected. 1t cannot be.
can Il, that this is business interest which
nAds representation in Congress?
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In the positive refusal of the Grant family to
allow y post norton examination OF the Gen
erals body to be made they will have the
hearty support of the whole country. There ex-
lists no reason for dissatisfaction with the dag
nosis or treatment OF the disease, and there is
no reason TO believe that the cause of medical
science could be advanced In the slightest de-
gree by the proposed operation. To make any
examination involving the least mutilation
OF the remains would therefore he little short
ofheartless brutality, suggested solely In the
interest Of nnwholesome notOrIety.
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The Democratic Savannah .Se,es hits the nail
on the head when X remarks the absence Ofany
popular demonstrations of protest against the
civil service law. 1t notices that the people are
not holding meetings to condemn the REFORM
or rushing into print I'D express their opposition
TO It, The only opposition it says .comes
from the offce-ssekers and the politi be.
oause they cannot get the offices a. fast as they
want them
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FOR RENT-STORES.

nor RENT-ON AUGUST 1sT, PART OF
Il Store YO4 ST. NV, suitable for fancy goods art
nGedlewOrk. &c fy25-3t
TOR IENT-STORE AND CELLAR, 1924 9TH
Il ST. NV: also, House 53 St.. rooms, modern ini-
provement, SIG per month. Apply to w. Z. JOHN
son, us 18th st. NV. ;yl3-lm
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

VTANTED-BY YOUNG MAN A SITUATION
w in drug store to learn the drug business best
OF references given Address Box Al Star Office Its
VXyANTED-BY a YOUNG GIRL. A SITUATION
w zone In the country prcferredl to teach small
children music and German, with other branches.
references furnished and required Address 213 9th
ST. Sc Its
WTANTED-BY 4 YOUNG NAN, A POSITION
w as Bartender in a frst-class saloon. Has had
some experience in the business best references given
Address r. j.. Star office. iyo3-:,t*
MASTERPIECES FOR HOCSEK EEPERS
w seamstresses, ladies' maids, COOKS nurses cham
bermads, men cooks, walters. mattresses, with refer
ences. s. A. COOMBS. EmpiUynl ent Bureau. 926
ST. NV. jy2O-6t*
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1H CUNNINGHAM, HALTER.
Nls 0entlemen's Straw Hats Bleached and Tim
med. Also light cOlored StiHaa,s Ceauod ana fffh
med. S11 u northwest Wy0
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BOARDING.

BOARDING.
TINE AMERICAN HOUSE SERVES FIRST
L class meals for $40 and $40 per month. iyls-lm
TINE HOWARD HOUSE WILL SERVE A DIN.
L from TO pm. from the LIST Of july jy2-lm
IN AR0E, AIRY ROOMS FOR RENT AT 3I4 AND
1A316 Indiana ave. Also. Boarding for three months
n $40 per month Advance payment sricsly required
my202m
nYHE Lot:HIEL HOUSE 5l2 9TH ST. n w.
II aiId the La Pierre, ". cor 10th and NV are TIE
best conducted Boarding houses In the city. Table first
class: pleasan. rooms Terms moderate oc97
ss7NHE TREMoNT."-THIs HOUSE HAS BEEN
Il re3alnted, and In every way put In first-class
order His tlse c00aea and efabie place 10 bord
IN the city. Termz rs. -. 80 and Us per N lea
CELWYN HALL. READING, PA, A THOROUGH
- preparatory Scheol Sbr BoyR Cooducsed upon the
military plan: Boya Of any aEs aamissed Send Tor
Reading. H HlNo2W
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EDUCATIONAL.

4 GERMAN LADY WITH HIGHEST RECoN.
"A mendatons aud references desires pupils of ANY
age for Classic aud Modern Music: singing AFTER tle
true italian method: good German Partisan French
and Italian taught 10y grammar, conversation ard
epistolary style. with UNSURPASSED methuds Her
daughter might accept situation daily or resident
governess. Mrs HoFFELDr. 1915 q ~ NV. 1t
FINHE HANNAH MORE ACADEMY - UE
4 Iocesan school for tiirls IL miles nom I..ltinors
wv. NJ X: H.. Careful training. thorough tnstruttiou
and the Influences OF "a quiet Christian home In
healthy eighborhood.
Rev. ARTHUR J. RICH. A MMn
R1i-. M
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At tho Iaxpositlon.

New ORLEANS, March l7.-Missis-
sippi day and tho opening of the MeXi-
can department caused Il large attend
auco ut the exposition. Mississippi
day began with a dress parade of
the Mississippi cadets. Gov. Lowery
of Mississippi, and large delegation of
the legislature and people of that state
then assembled at the states collection
of exhibits in tho government building
and viewed tho beauties on exhibition
in Music hail. In the af-
lernoon the programme was continued
with prayer by Rev. DR.. Gal
loway. j. ID. Pltken delivered
an address of welcome. A. II. White
field, of Mississippi, responded. S. A.
Jones made formal transfer of the eS-
hlbits to Gov. LOwery, who turned
them over to Gen. Moorehead, OF the
board of examiners.
In the Mexican department DeYbor-
rolla, the architect, transferred all the
buildings 10 The chief Mexican commis-
sioner, DeBarCena, who thereupon
made formal transfer of them to Gen.
Morehead. The Mexican building is
now formally declared open.
Susan b. Anthony lectured in the
horticultural hall to an immense
audisnce, principally ladies.
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Corsicauu Cuttings.

CoRsIoANA, March T.-LSpecial. AT
a meeting OF our most prominent bust
ness men this evening, Mr.. d. M.
Colleen, of Homer, Illinois, proposed to
build 100 barrel capacity full roller
Touring miil and elevator if the proper
encouragement for the enterprise was
given, and enough stock taken In IL to
interest our people in lis success, which
wa Immediately cheerfuily and
heartily promised. The plant will
cost about $1,000 and is
"A much needed addition to
this section of the country. Mr.. Cofey
leaves Immediately for home to get the
necessary machinery, and work will be
begun on the building as soon as suit
able site Is secured.
Hon. Bryan T. Barry returned from
his northern trip this morning.
Messrs. Daniel aud @. X. Neeler, OF
Kerens, spent the day in Corsicans on
business.
A norther struck our city this evening
bringing TO close the finest weather
we haye had this season.
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JEFFERSON, March H. [Special.l -
The steamer Alpha came up yesterday
bringing another heavy cargo of freight
Hon. David b. Culberson is hons
from Washington.
Mr.. Boydston's team ran away yes
one was hurt.
Mesdanes l.. B. Hopkins and B. r.
Russell, of Clarksville, are in the city
the guests of Mrs. o. b. Park. One of
Marshall's charming young ladies', Miss
Florence Sherod, is in the city visiting
her sister, Mrs. w. A. Walker.
The eclipse was viewed here by many,
almost everyone having smoked
glass.
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BOWIE, March l6.-[Correspondsnce.l
The ending of the strike is pleasant
news here. Supplies were getting
short A stock of potatoes was received
last night.
Steady increase in the number Of pas
sengers getting off here is noticeable
and generally remarked. A good per-
centage are people settling in various
parts OF Montague county, while some
are business mon looking around for
locations.
There are several improvements in
progress, chiefly residences. Mr. j. NJ.
Robinson, formerly of Grayson coanty,
" substantial citizen, has located in
Bowie, aud is putting up commodlous
two story dwelling.
Mr. Hall, from Alabama, has recently
located here, aud is adding a neat addl-
ton to property purchased by him.
Business is reviving enough TO be no
ticeable, and more hopeful feeling
prevaI s.
District court convenes at Montague
nexC Monday.
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Tho CrutraI American I-sur.

WAsWSGToN, March l7.-Tho discus.
slon of Central American affairs, negun
yesterday, was resumed in executive
session ~ the senate to-day, tho pend
ing question being tho resolution offered
Las. Friday by Senator Eimunds, de-
cl1ring 10 20 be the sense of the senate
that BarrioS, president of Guatemala,
should be prevented from carrying on mis-
scheme Of auneXing neighbOring re-
publics The resolution was criticised
rs amounting subSnnti ally toa declara-
tiou of war, and senator Ingalls, pro-
posed an amend nent modifying IL in
this regard. The amendment was lost.
The senate then adopted the resolution,
with only seven negative votes. S-na-
tor Edmuuls moved chat the injunctlon
of secrecy bs removed from the resDlu-
tiOn ana the vote upon IL, hut a single
objection carried ii Uver under the rules
fDr IA 0HV,
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hIatterS at MeXln-

MEXIA, March T.-(Special. l-Pete
Johnson, section hand, this morning
passed in front Of backing freight
train and was run over by one wheel of
a truck, but before the other wheel could
strike him he was jerked out of the wav
by Mr.. l.. NJ. Dunn, standing near,
which probably saved his life.
The wheel passed over him
about the hips and arms,
and strange to say, with the
exception of small bone of his arm be-
ing broken, he escaped serious injury,
without it may be he is injured inter-
nally.
Mrs. Kennedy, mother of Calvin Ken
nedy, died last night, aged "a.
Two Senegatubians, John Jackson and
Tom Wills, about three miles from
town, got into an alteration, and one
was shot in the mouth and the other in
the rear, quite seriously.
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Bowie Briefs.

BOWIE, March 7.-[Special.l-A cold
norther is blowing to-day; overcoats
and nres are freely resorted to, and the
the extent of locomotion in the open air
limited by the change from spring to
winter.
DIR. G. p. Devices, a Kentuckian, later
of Hot Springs, is here prospecting
with view to finding location for
health and the practice of his profess
sion.
Quoted by the Rev. w. l.. Thurman,
of sherman, closed last night.
The attached saddlery stock Of w. M.
Speers will be sold by the sheriff on
Thursday next, when the several cred
itors will be represented.
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A Sailor Drowned.

GALVESTON, March II. - Emanuel
George, Greek sailor on the schooner
Rosalie, plying between here and
Caloosiow, was knocked overheard by
the fore-boom and lost yesterday when
the vessel was within five miles of this
port. Capt Bowers, of the schooner, re.
ported the drowning of George to
United States Commissioner Spann,
together with the fact that the vessel
owed deceased $Sl. The captain was in
structed to pay the wages and turn
over the effects of the deceased sailor
to the collector of customs as the proper
custodian, who, in turn, would transfer
them TO the clerk of tho United States
circuit court, who would hold them in
trust for the legal heirs.
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Tonn nr the Stock Market.

New YORK, March H.--Governments
and shade lower for AZ per cents. reg
istered; others unchanged.
Railways quiet and lower.
State securities steady.
Trading in the stock exchange to-day,
until the tiual hour of the board, was
the dullest OF this year. Tho
only stock which at the time
was pressed for sale was
Union Pacific. Awong the damaging
reports in circulation in regard to Chis
company was one TO the effect that The
forthcoming report of the United S'ates
railroad commissioners to the depart
ment would show there had been an in
crease of anout - 100000 in the II Id,ing
debt of the company during the last six
months OF last year. The difficulties be-
tween the Central and the Union Pacific
and the published statement that rt0
form had refused to receive freight OK
cept at local rates, were also used by he
bears.
I
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WAsHINGToN, March 7,-Mr. Blair's
resolution, authorizing the committee
on education and labor TO sit during the
recess. was adopted.
MIR Cullum's resolution for the seloc-
tion of a committee 10 investigate the
subject of Inter state commerce, was
laid before the senate, aud after lug
debate, was adopted without diyisi n,
IL provides for 70 select committee Of tv0
senators 90 sit during the recess and
make a mll examination OF
tho regulation OF tho trauspur-
lation Oi frelghts and passar gsrs
between the several states by raiiroans
aud water routes, m connection or com
petition therswitl, and report TO the
senate mex, DECEMBER,
session,
Wuou 'he doors ro-openel, tho senate
adjourned.
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NATIONAL CAPITAL.
Uncle Sam Sends His Men OF War 10
Central America.
PANAMA AND AsPlNWAL BOILING
Gen. Hatch Makes u Big Talk on Small
Capital.
THE SENATE HAMMERINe AWAY.
The Interstate Commerce Idsa-Going to
Mako fnvolee aud Estimate the
Value Of the Old Tubs that
Constitute the Navy.
GENERAL WASHINGTON TOPICS.


WAsuINGroN, March l7.-Searetary
Whitney to-day sent dispatch to
Commander Mah1n, OF tho Wachusett,
at Panama, Informing him that hostiIi'
lies were likely to take place between
somo of the Central American states
and Barrios, which w'n eudangsr the
lives aud property OF citizens of the
United States, aud directing him u
proceed with his vessel IL La Union
and LaLibertad and other ports on the
Central American coast 10 protect
American interests. The secretary also
directs Commander NJ han 70 protest
against any attomnt To cut the cables, or
20 interfere with their use, and To take
all precautions tO protect the health OF
officers aud men from diseases, which
would render 10 necessary for his vessel
to leave the coast
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LoNDoN, March l7.-In the commons
last night, on the civil service vote, Par
nell demanded the introduction of the
prompted bill for the triennial redistri-
button Of the Irish constebulary, with
the pledge given last year that the
measure would not he the source of con-
tention. Paruell refused 20 allow the
vote to proceed until the statement of
the vote W IS agreed 10, and tho house
at $40 4. IN. adjourned.
Baunerm Az laid the Panel os ap-
penred to have stroug conviction that
such pledge WAS given. pne govern
ment would act on that supposi5iau.
Parnell accepted the Statements OF the
vote, which was agreed to, and the
house at $40 a. IN. adjourned.
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bility to do everything in my power
fpr the relief of tho NprditInu-th0
responsibility which one man bears
10 another. There was no fortune
when possessed, no energy which |
periiled men "a holp them out was
ready a. spend every cent | possessed,
and in lSS2, whom Tho Neptune WAS 20 40
seut, and congress Was lste Ia making
an appropriation tor II, | engaged that
vessel on my own responsibility. |
would have done The same thing IN 1883
II had been permitted to d. H."
The crOss-eNamiuRtiun Of tho witness
began, hut nothing important was
elioited up 10 the Time the court adj
H. uru0d,
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CongratuIuting air. Miller.

WAsaiNGToN, March l7.-Hon. Joseph
s. Miller, the nominee for internal rev.
enue commissioner, has received great
many congratulatory kilograms from all
sections OF the country, and from Re-
publicaus az we'll as Democrats. The
following was receive from the EDITOR
of the Wheeling Intelligence: \.
Wheeling, Wet Virginia, March R--To
Hoh. Joseph ). Miller:
"AccepJ a B lck Rsoublican's hearty
fluctuations. / think our best people
wi appear"
FSipnedl CHAs. BURDETTE HART.