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Wills Fitted.
REQUESTS BY MARY C. YOUNG AND NrcrIAF
CATON, Ere.

hhSUtsTS BY MARY c. YOUNG AND MICHAEL
CAroN, Ere.
To-day the VIII of the late Mary c. Young was
MED. She leaves lot and part 8, square 3S3,
to her brother, /. +. Young. and sister-in-law,
Nora q. Young, during life, and i'm remainder
two undivided fifthS each 10 her nieces. Agnes
Ii. Young and Anna Maria Young and nephew.
i. +. Young. Lot 80. sub. of lots i'm square 5Is
she leaves to her brother J. r. Young I'm trust
for her nephew, w. II. Young. The tract Bell
view she leaves her brother ~ trust FOR his chill
dren and To the payment Of 1egacies OF 81 600
each to L. i. Young, Nora NJ. IIIl Motley a.
Young. ncphews and niece. and 5000 10 her
great niece, c.Clementina Maria Hilland The re-
mainder of the estate to W. h. ana Nora Young
nephew and niece. She names her brother l.
+. Young, executor. The viii was admitted To
probate and letters issued Ia |. r. Young
The last viii OF tho late Michael Cation was
filed to-day. IL bears date March la, IS-2 and
leaves his estate Ia his daughters Julia Ann
Sarah Ellen, Mary and Eliza Jane. To be held as
tenants in common.
An eNemplificd copy Of tho viii Of Jean Ga
briel de Sibourg, of Richmond. Va who died
i'm France I'm April last. was admitted TO pro-
bate and letters of collection issued TO Mary do
Sbourg: bond 5000.
The will OF the late ]. II. 4. Newhaus was also
hled to-day, leaving his property TO his widow
aud children.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
vT,HOMAs BOWLING, Auctoneer.

REAL ESTATE N GEORGETOWN, d. c.
under the will of the Charles Myers deceased ~
the life estate having been determined by the E
se on asth 81 he s SoSe paY Of We
a. d. 1855 beginning at HALF-PAST FOUR
O'CLOCK ~. in front Of the several parcels all the
real estate whereof said Charles Myers died seized
and possessed, yet undsposed of, namely:
l. Parts Of lots Nos and g. in the slip" fronting
a. feet on Valley street VIII depth Of about 80 feet
improved by four frame dwellings. Nos. 1916, 1918
1920 and 22 Valley street. As Charles Myers owned
but five sixths interest in this parcel that interest
r. North half Of lot No Il, Beatty g. Hawkins ad-
dition fronting 40 feet on High SD street. with
dwelling house, No. 1917 High Tor 32d} street. and
having nice side lot
addition, fronting 16i2 feet Dunbarton street.
High with lie th of about IS feet inches
improved BY comfortable brick dwelling. No. 3145
4. The east half of lot No 81, Beatty and Hawkins
addition: fronting 5 feet LIST Tor NJ street, with
depth OF 40 feet Improved with excellent three
story brick dwelling house. No 3224 COR NJ street
the late residence of the deceent. having thirteen
rooms, beside. pantry and bathroom four cellars
with stable and yard.
sale win begin at the Valley street property
tue IN the order that the parcels above
OF sale: One-third cash: the residue in two
equal payments at and two years with interest at
SIX per cent from the day of sale. to be secured by
deed of trust upon the property sold: cash. at the
option of the purchaser. deposit of $50 be made
to be forfeited unless the terms sale complied
with within ten days after sale, and all expense Of con-
chaser. Thc titles believed perfect the pro
perties having been owned and POSSESSED by said
mar, htles Myers ana those under him ior more than
MADRICE J; ADLER, Trustees.
The owners of the other of the Valley street
property have agreed that sail sixth shall be sold
a the same time. that the purchasers shall obtain
the entre title thereto. FRED. w. JONES,
N.Y. -dXdS ATTORNEY Owners
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Local Notes.

The jury in the case of Timothy Sands, al
legged lunatic, to-day found a verdict ia favor OF
Mr.. Sands that he was sane and able to trans
act his own business.
In the Police Court this afternoon, Judge
Smell dismissed the charge of ENLIGHTENMENT
against Mr.. Moses \. Febrey, preferred against
him by his son-in-law, Samuel L. Luckett.
The Sans Souci club has filed certificate of
Incorporation. The objects are the cultivation
of taste for literature, The fostering of friend
ship, dc. The principal office is Guethler's
park.
The funeal Of Capt. c. III. Manning took place
yesterday from his house on Capitol Hill. The
remains will be buried at his old home in
Salem, Mass.
The Catholic Young Mems National Union in
session in New York, yesterday elected Mr.
Thomas III. Burns, of this city, secretary for the
ensuing year.
On account of the rain, the bicycle races have
been postponed TO next Monday afternoon, or
the first fair day thereafter.
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TelegraDhic Briefs.

In a saloon brawl at Elizabeth, Pa, last night.
Fred. GOldstrohm fatally shot Isaac Cook, a
young colOred man. Goldstrohm was arrested
The three-masted schooner Warren B. Potter
went ashore five miles north of Beach Haven
N. j., at three a. m. yesterday. The vessel is
sugar laden from San Domingo to New York
The crew of seven were saved.
Prof. Samuel JONES' professor emeritus of
physics and chemistry of the Washington and
Jefferson college, Washington, Pa, died this
morning.
George Simpson, "a years old, of Norfolk, Va,
was Knocked down and badly injured in
Brooklyn, N. Y, to-day by street car
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Perfshine I'm a Fire Set nv Herse1f

LANCASTER, PA, May 22-The large barn on
the farm of Eli X. Mylin, in Pequa township,
was destroyed by fire last night with its con-
tents, consisting of twelve head of CATTLE two
colts, a large amount of grain and tobacco and
all the farming implements Shortly before the
fire was discovered the absence of Mrs. Martin,
wife of the tenant farmer, was noticed. The
the barn and set the structure on fire, as her
charred remains were found in the ruins this
morning,
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VTHoAfAs DowLINc, Aucuoneer:

VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS, ON MONT
GOMERY STREET, N EAR STODDAROS STREET
GEOR0ETOWN, AT AUCTION.
st On TUESDAY. NAY TWENTY:s1xTH. atDe
lots No -, In square llt, fronting 90 feet 0iisas
tho east side OF Montgomery street. between Htoddard
the most desirable building lots In deorgetown and
should command the attention Of any one Wishing 8
nrst-class lot.
Terms: one-third cash. balance In ok. and twelve
months with interest," secured By deed Of trust the
purchaser. myl0-d&ds
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR I'm F u IN FORAGE. STRAW
DEPOT QUARTERAASTER'S OFFICE
w ASuuAnroNr n q, NJ.

WASHINGTON, D. c., May l 1855.
VII e NSo at hs ee
baaers sh WIN
Fe e Basn %ay
required
All f 6ds s
Of o na being
produced on the Pacific coast to the ex1ehs Of
the required by the public service there
be furnished by this office on application
PRoposA1s FOB sUP BIBLES
Sealed x 6e reSsve May 1874
1uS Sn GGa 9 TX NJ ON
Painting Office @ tf Bu hdf spsc
fcatous of which will be furnished on application
s9 ss If snnS for fiscal year ending June
For the delivery storage of eight hundred 5000
quality White Ash Furnace or steam6oa D Goal and
ee 5 20
stored in the vaults OF the Department Building before
st
partment Building as may be required. The whole to
be weighed or measured by inspector appointed under
the United States. 'e''0n i''''seo Statutes Oh
r the u aa n Saaass fs 100
1,5OO pounds, from July 1, 1885. to June go 1856,
For best Bigelow Five-framed Body Brussels Car
pets per yard to be made and put down. including the
For Black Walnut Continental Spring Swivel Office
and New sin = ehes Wds 90 "'de
and Ses9 aay e White S9gs
ees a19e Mehes round
BRUSHES Whsf sToos Best Corn ne DUST
Waste Ha and Desk Baskets ss per dozen
Hay and Straw, per TOM Corn Meal and Bran per 100
The bids will be opened in the Office of the supern-
tendent in the presence Of such bidders choose
f aind at on JS SSGs sE ns
awards will be made on or before Wednesday, July l.
average samples OF the supplies must accompany
The the right to reject all
Satisfactory bond must be executed and filed within
WIN; F: Villas,
1SS EhkSH hssF *fP Sfsb
NAVY PAY OFFICE,
Sealed Proposals win be received at this Office until
ELEVEN O'clock a. NJ. on the FIFTEENTH
Sasy
Bread and for baking Navy Bread and for water
Stations fiscal year ending lyme So 1856 viz:
Is
Nd; Washington, u. c. Norfolk, Va; Pensacola Fla
and Mare Island, California.
Specifications and blank proposals can be obtained
upon application at the Inspection Provisions and
Clothing at any of the Navy Yards the Pay OH
GERS at Stations.
Proposals may be made for one more articles de-
nverabe at more Yards Stations and will be
considered separately for each article and place Of de-
livery.
The Government reserves the right reject any or
all bids
Proposals should be enclosed in sealed envelopes
and marked proposals for fresh provisions water or
baking JAMES ID. MURRAY
my15-1aw4w Pay Director u S. Navy,
DROPOSALS FOR HOSPITAL SUPPLIES.
l. NAVY DEPARTMENT,
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ConSratuIatine Gen, Logan.
A CONNECTION IN THE PENNSYLVANIA LEGl

a CUMMOTIUS N THE FENNSYLVAN1A LEGIS-
LATURE TODAY.
HARRISBURG, PA, May 22.-In the house of
representatives to-day there was a connection
over the Introduction of a preamble and resou-
tion rendering congratulations to Jno. A. Logan
on his reelection to the U. >. Senate, and au-
thorizing the speaker to transmit copy of the
resolution to General Logan as expressive Of
the sentiments OF the people of Pennsylvania.
A chorus of ayes and noes greeted the resolu-
ton, and the suggestion was made that Grover
Cleveland should also be congratulated. After
running debate the resolution was passed by
a viva voce vote, amid loud applause on the re-
publican side.
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A Case Appealing TO the Benevolent

10 the tdltor oil IKE EVENING STAR:
The wife of Policeman James Norcom has
been found in a furnishing and otherwise sad
condition, in consequence of his having last De-
cemher made of her a cripple for life, by shoot
Ing her four times through the foot and ankle
and then abandoned her and their three small
children.
The case Is one of the most sad and pathetic
ever brought to the light i'm this city. and the
kindhearted and those having food TO spare
should 60 TO the rescue of Mrs. - orcom and her
three starving little ones at No. BOB MaSsachu-
setts avenue northwest, third floor of frame
house on north side of street n v
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DOST OFFICE DEPARTMENT.

L WASHINGTON, DC, May 18th. 1885,
Sealed Proposals will be received this Departmen
until MONDAY. the TWENTY-FIFTH DAY OF
MAY, 1885, at TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ, Offering for
rent an additional building buildings for the
the Money Order service.
an proposals must be in writing no verbal offer will
De entertained) and must state the present annual
rental Of ihs building or buildings, and the proposed
the buildings. and statement Of such alterations
repairs ~ may be deemed requisite make the build
ngS available for the service for which they are in
tended such alterations repairs to be made the
sole expense of the lessor.
The building or buildings accepted must be ready
for occupancy by the first of July. 1SS5.
The United States will rent the building or buildings
accepted and completed for occupancy for the term o
one year with the privilege Of renewal from year to
year Congress SO authorizes, for further period of
four years.
The lessor will be required to keep the building or
cred by the lease.
desirable that the building set Of contiguous
buildings offered should contain not less that
square feet Of floor space for the of clerks and
storage, besides that occupied by halls, walls, vest
bulcS, water closets, etc. etc
The Postmaster General reserves the right to waive
defects and TO reject any and all proposals.
Proposals must be Endorsed "Proposals for New
Building for Money order SERVICE and addressed tn
the Superintendent ofthe Money-Orde System
VIM. +. Villas
my4o-ot postmaster General.
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Murderer Francois Arrafxned.

Frenchman who murdered his wife, and was
about to throw the body in the river, was ar
He was committed for trial without bail The
body of his wife was inferred to-day in the Wee
haWken cemetery.
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THE RICHMOND MURDER TRIAL.
Strengthening the Chain Of Circum.
Stanfial Evidence Against CluVeriuS.

Strengthening the Chain Of Circum.
stantial Evidence Against Cluverfus.
Cluverius murder trial opened this morning
with w. A. James on the witness stand. He
testified to having seen the prisoner three times
on March 13. He came to witness office TO
solicit business. He saw the prisoner on the
same morning near the American Hotel with
Mr.. Pollard, Eat present one of the prisoners
counsel" He saw him again on the same day
near the same place with lady.
here shown witness. He said he thought there
was resemblance between the photograph and
the lady he had seen. He had never seen the
lady before, but was positive 1t was Cluverius
who was with her. When he saw them they
were on Main street, near the American hotel
He was not certain about the prisoner having a
mustache. He could not tell the hour at which
he had seen the couple.
w; F. billiard, night clerk at the American
night Of March13 He thought he had seen
the prisoner that night. He called at the hotel
desk and asked if the lady in No. p was in her
room.
Witness was given card by the prisoner
which was sent to No 81 and the prisoner was
directed to the parlor. The man had a light
musfache and wore a gray overcoat. Witness
did not see him when he left the parlor.
William Tyler, a colored night Waterman at
duty on the night Of March 18th. He was
called to take card to room No. 81 and to show
gentleman to the parlOr. The prisoner was that
man: AS witness went to the parlor lady and
an old man came up the steps and went into
the parlor. The prisoner came out saying the
lady was not the one he wanted to see The old
man asked witness to show the lady to a ROOM
and he took her to No. 81. The old man and
the prisoner went out at the same time. Fifteen
minutes later the prisoner came back into the
hotel and seeDed restless. Witness told him
that the lady in room No. 21 said she wanted to
see him: Witness escorted him to the parlor
and notified the lady that he there She
went to the parlor and witness left them.
The defense severely cross-eXamned the wit
ness, and in questioning him about his testi-
mony before the coroner brought out numerous
contradictory statements
VIM. Tucker, colored, driver of tow-horSe
on street railroad testified that he saw the
prisoner, on the night of March 18th, on Main
street, near the American hotel. He was with
young lady. Witness stopped a car for them
to get on. The man wore a gray overcoat, and
the lady had a red shawl around her shoulders
He Saw the couple through the windows of the
car they got on. The man had q small satchei
in his hand. The lady had nothing.
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THE CLUvERIUs TRIAL.-In the Cluverius
trial in Richmond. late yesterday afternoon.
Mary Curtis and Clara Anderson testified that
they saw a man and woman at the cigar store
of Mrs Goss, on 18th street, Richmond. ON the
afternoon OF March l3. The couple occupied a
room In the rear of the store. being there from
IL till 2. Mrs. Curtis Identified Cluverius posi-
lively as the man; did not see the woman 5 lace
as she was NeIled. She wore a red shawl
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rC n A Il u L NE.
NOTICE.
LAM ROUTE.
THE CUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY, LIN
TIED, BETW ZEN NEW YORK AND LIVER
POOL, CALLING AT CORK HARBOR
FROM PIER 40. y. L.. NEW YORK
GALLIA..........Sa May 23 tiALLIA sat June 10
ACRANfASht MAY 80 iAURASIA.-...SGt., Juue %
ETRURIA....--Sat., June d ETRURIA sat july
sERvIA..;. SAT, June l3 skRvIA......Sa sat. July
AND EVERY SATURDAY FROM NEW YORK
RATES OF PASSAGE abn-Sto $50 and SlOO
according To- accommodations.
Steerage at very low rate. Steerage tickets from
Liverpool and Queenstown and all other parts OF Eu-
rope at lowest rates.
Through bills of laden given for Belfast Glasgow
Havre Antwerp and other ports ON the Continent and
for MeIteIran ports.
For freight and passage apply at the Cofnpany's
office No. 1. Bowling Green, both steerage aud
Cabin 10 OTIS BIGELOW 81 CO, COS 1.h street,
Washington, ID. e.
VERNON II. BROWN & co, New York
Messrs OTIS BI(iELDW 4 Co
my1S Cos 18th street, Washington.
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The Citizens Will Attend to it if the
Authorities Won't.
o the Editor OF The EVENING STAR

10 the Editor OF HE EVENING STAR.
WASHINGTON, May 81. 1885.
If 1t is so difficult 10 make our authorities at
tend to that waste-water weir of the canal.
think that our citizens if somebody would take
the matter in hand, would very soon subscribe
sufficient funds To have the same removed at
once. Suppose you start the NATTER shall be
quite ready with my contribution. and will
hundreds more. Yours truly,
IL SIINERRERG-
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NEW YORK, May pa young woman came
to the Grand Union hotel last night, and after
registering as "Miss ]. Jones, City, was as
signed to a room. Later the proprietor found
her dead in bed, having shot herself through
the left breast. A revolver lay on the bed with
one chamber empty. She had destroyed every
thing that would lead to her identity. 1t is
thought that the name Is an assumed one,
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The Presbyterian Assembly.
SENSATION CAUSED BY THE INTRODUCTION OF
ANTI-CATHOLIC RESOLUTIONS


CINCINNATI, O., May 22.-At the morning
session of the Presbyterian assembly the stand
ing committees We're announced. Considerable
of sensation was caused by a resolution
offered by Judge Drake, of Philadelphia,
which declared the Roman Catholic
church apostatiZed, its priesthood uSurpers
and its baptism invalid. He spoke
in favor of this resolution. Replies were made
by Drs. Wells and Butler, of Brooklyn, oppos-
ing the spirit OF the resolution and objecting to
its consideration now, when a judicial case is
pending involving the same matter. The reso-
luton was laid on the table.
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baltimore Markets.

BALTIMoRE. ND: May 22-virg1nia pastdue
coupons new ten orttes "a: new threes 81; North
Carolina SKIES old. 1.OSla bid to-day.
BALTIMORE, ND, May 22.-Cotton steady-mid-
and western super 350a3.S5: do. extra 3.SOa437;
do. family, 4.65a5 5O city mills SUPER 3.5Oa3. Isl
do. extra, 4.00a4.25; do. Rio brands, 5.l5a5.25
Patapsco family 800: do superlative patent 6.25
Wheat southern quiet and arm western DUH and
1i3 No No; I'M. Maryland lo5l.al 96; No: western
1,o3laa1O3se August 1.O5ls al 05as Corn-southern
firm, with good inquiry; western dull and nominal
southern white, 90; southern yellow, 81; western
mixed. spot, 53a bid; June, IS asked: July. 544sa55
Oats firm under better demand-southern, 4ia43;
western white, 42lsaA4; DO mixed, 4la42: Pennsylva
choice Pennsylvania and Maryland. lSO6a2O.OO.
Provis.ons fairiy active and steady. Mess pork,
n 55a1s;9o; Bulk meats.shouldeIs and clear rib
sides, ~: hams, 11Hal3. Lerd-reaned. 81 Butter
Legs steady. lAafsss Petroleum nominsiiyy stesdy1
rea7e ;l 7sa5S Coffee stesdy-Rio casgoes ordinary
reaned. nominsL l0s;all. whisky stesdy, L2oef2L
Freights TO Liverpool per steamer dnll and nominal
cotton: $1,000; aou1: ls3d; Fsin 2assSd
corn. $4,000 busheiE oats 5000 bmhelg re. 5000
bushels Shipmeuts-none SaleG-wheat, $4,000
bushels corn, IL 900 bushelA
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TVNHOS. ]. FISHER & CO..
Il Real Estate AuctiOneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME DWELLING AND
LOT ON SEVENTH STREET EXTEN DED.
BY virtue of a deed of trust, dated February 80
3l3 Of the land records of the District of nl
luuba and by direction of the party thereby secured
VIII SELL at public auction in front of the premises
ON "WEDNESDAY, MAY TWENTl-sEVENTH,A A.
or narc1 of land sitnate in the comntv Of Washnton
District Of Columbia and known as Lot numbered
Fifteen 3d. in Block u }, of Todd and Brown 8
subdivision of Mt Pleasant together with the improve
ments thereon, consisting of a Frame Dwelling
Terms of sale: Onethird OF purchase money In cash.
OF which deposit of 700 must be paid At the time Of
sale balance in two equal iusa!menrs payable in six
t6} and twelve as months, with Interest at six 6l
centum per annun and secured by deed Of trust
upon the property sold. all cash, at option of pur
chaser. Terms of sale must be complied with within
seven days from date Of sale, otherwise Trustees
the right resell risk and of defuIting
purchaser upon ten days notice in The Evening star
EDWARD III, j s Z Trustees
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ATTENTION
CHOICE MOCHA ANDJAVA RIE-ND FOR DRIP
COFFEE, 34c
GREEN COFFEE FROM lOc TO lee PR LIB
GRADUATED SUGAR, GL.c PER LIB
OLD GOV. JAVA, 2Sc.
-TANDARD A SUGAR &c
IHOICE CAROLINA ISLAND RICE Sc
INTRA p SUGAR. she. PER LIB
THE BEST MIXED TEAS, SOC
EXTRA e SUGAR Sc
FINEST FORMOSA OOLON9, 81 PER LIB
ASSORTED TEAS FROM 5Oc. TO 81 PER LIB.
SPRING LEAF. YOUNG HYSON AND GCNPOW-
DER, 80 AND Coo
FINEST YAMASHISO JAPANS CNCOLORED
AND GREEN TEAS.
AT THE
NEW YORK AND WASHINGTON TEA Co.
43S NINTH STREET y. w.
LIBERAL DISCOUNT ALLOWED TO PUR-
CHASERS IN QUANTITIES. ap29l I'm
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I'd EDITION.
--latest kilograms to che Star.
ABSENT FROM THEIR PLACES.

Three Members Of the Gladstone Cabi.
net Not Present i'm the Commons To-
day.
LONDON, May pa great deal OF comment
was caused by the absence from their places on
the opening of the house of commons this
afternoon OF three members of the cabinet, who
were expected to answer certain questions on
the paper. These ministers are Mr.. Chamber
lain, president of the board of trade; Mr.. IRE
Velyan. chancellor of the Ducny of Lancaster,
and Sir Charles Dixie, president of the local
government board,
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The BarthOIdi Statue.

NEW YORK, May 22.-The board of aldermen
to-day appointed a committee to receive Bar
tholdi's statue of Liberty on it's arrival here
Mayor Grace and the citizens organizations
were requested to cooperate with this COM
mittee.
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Mr. GLADSTONE AND THE ArGuaS D1sp,-7r

y u II Ia
Replying to numerous CRITICISMS of the govern
ment in the house of commons last night and
charges OF Withholding information Mr. Glad
stone retorted that he feared he had already
given too much Information lie warned the
members against utterances and criticisms
which tended 10 strengthen the hands of the
Russian war party. A dispatch from 81 Peters
burg says Mr.. Gladstone has refused TO refer
the Afghan dispute to the King OF Denmark and
has asked Russia To choose some other arbitra-