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CITY AND DISTRICT.
Condensed Locals.

Street lamps will be lighted at 7:5O p.m and
extinguished at 2:3O am.
Messrs. Chambers and Doherty, the plasterers
of the new Pension building, will have the
thirty-eight rooms OF the second story cOmpIet-
ed next week.
Yesterday Charles Christiana entered suit
against y. w. Fitzgerald, claiming $500 dam
ages. He asserts that he bought certain land
with a covenant for possession. but that such
covenant has not been kept, and he is kept out
of the land Dy Clara C.. Hammett, who claims
title.
Joseph Conway the colored man who dropped
dead at Champaign avenue shaft yesterday
morning, was found to have died from a con-
geStive chill.
The marriage OF Mr. WV Turner to Miss
Maggie b. WOOdgate took place last evening at
st. Matthew's church, the Rev. Father Boand
Ofhclating. A reception was held in the even
ing at the new home of the couple on 4th
street.
The funeral of Miss Martha c. O'Meara took
place from her fathers residence, 221 B street
northwest, yesterday afternoon. Rev. DR. sun
derland Officiated. There was a large at
tendance OF the friends of the family, ana the
csiSket was literally covered with flowers. The
1nterment was at Oak Hill.
The Washington High School Cadets went to
baltimore this afternoon to give fancy and
tactical drill this evening at the encampment
j. Shillington sends the New York Fashion
Bazaar for July.
Catherine Rose. the wife Of saloon keeper
on the 9TH street road, was fined So by Judge
Smell to-day for using profane language ON the
John Henry Carl and George William Carl
have, by F. Fl. Maekey, filed a bill against John
Joachim. who died April 4th, 1876.
The Washington Rowing club last evening
chrIstened its new four-Oared shell, the "Yeu-
redia Mrs: Lapham, wife of the secretary of
the club, broke the bottle of wine over the bow
OF the shell. Subsequently the new boat was
taken out for q trial trip.
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Mi. Vernon Seminary commencement.

AN INTERESTING AFFAIR.
The commencement exercises of the prosper
GUS Mt. Vernon seminary, of which Mrs. f. J.
Somers is principal, took place last night in the
spacious grounds of the school in the presence
OF a large audience. A temporary stage ar
ranged on the lawn, the front being banked
with Towering and tropical plants. Brilliant
lights made the scene a peculiarly beautiful one.
\ very sensible innovation in commencement
customs was the doing away with the usual
floral offerings to the graduates, the words mo
flowers" appearing on the invitations. The lat
ter part ofthe program ana the reception fol-
lowing was given in the seminary building on
account OF the growing GOODNESS of the evening.
The exercises were opened with Hadyn's sere-
made for stringel instruments given by Misses
Cannon and Gait and Messrs Kaspar, Beckel
and Lent, after which the following program
was given: Essay-"A Plea tor the Useless"
Miss Inch. Cavatina-Ah .Quel Giorno! Ros-
lssay-'.solne Mention OF Women in French
Fantasia, singIee; Miss Cannon. Essay" A
Certain ABSTRACT Term," Miss Champion. Piano
s Sss in moF L. Won Beethoven;
ven, Gp The Lovely Lass Of Inverness, (bl Faith
Essay-"t the Hallway House" Miss Torin nus.
Vocal sClo-With Verdurc Clad, Haydn; Miss
Nelly. The essays throughout, were excellent,
with wit and bright points. The musical num-
bers OF the program were exceedingly enjoy
tDIe. anu were received Win marked signs OF
appropriations. The diplomas were neatly
Miss Mabel Champion, of Moline ILL.,; Miss Grace
Marie Finley, of Washington, d. c.; Miss Mary
Agnes Inch. of Washington, ID. c.; Miss Mary
Isabel Potter. of Schenectady, n. Y: Miss Ora
ella Frederick Torinus, Of saltwater Mimi; Miss
Louise Bennett Wilson, of Winona, Mimi.
ENTERTAINMENT AT THH NAVY YARD
There will be II musical entertainment and
strawberry festival, with drilling by the High
School Cadets, under the auspices OF the Fourth
street NJ. l.. church, at odd Fellows hall, Navy
yard, Thursday evening.
ANOTHER ENTERTAINMENT FOR THE NEWS
RoYs.-At meeting OF the lady manager of
the Newsboys Aid society, held at the Riggs
house last evening, it was decided to give an.
other entertainment for the benefit of the news
boys at an early date at the National Rifles
arlnory. Mrs. DIR. Talbot was appointed chair
rangementS.
MARRIAGE LICENSES. - Marriage licenses
have been issued by the clerk of the court to
John Henry Weaver and Mary beagle; Henry
+. Brlndebury and Ella 7. Taylor, of WiEches-
ter Va; Charles W. Mogell, of Baltimore, Md,
and Lizzie \. Kerlle, of Annapolis, Md; Henry
Jackson and Emma Foster.
LIVELY CHASE AFTER a BULL-A bull be-
longing to Mr.. John Kane, the butcher broke
loose from the pen yesterday and dashed
through the county some ten or twelve miles,
pursued by q party of men. including Police
man Slack. During the chase the inturated
animal broke down a number OF fences. After
being shot several times the bull was captured
near Hoovers slaughter house about shutdown.
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COOP WooD-SEAT CHAIR 25c. Fine Straw
Mattings at20c per yard. W. Il. Moses & Son,
corner l. tn and r streets.
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We Ape GOING Il

WE SELL all the best patterns of wire window
screens and doors. W. Il. Moses & Son, on cor
ner of 18th and + SITS. NV.
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CARRIERS.
I'll MARKET SPACE.

GOOD NEWS!-NO MORE POLLUTED WATER
me latest and newest styles in Prince Alberts>
ms now the dress suit and Is used almost exclus
lveiy We have had some made of beautiful plaid and
cneck material which not only look well but ht like
the paper on the wall"
Our Boys Clothing Is also noted for its IT. the way
from it.
We mean what say.
J. w. SELBY,
JED 1014-1016 Pennsylvania ave
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CUT THIS OUT and present to Laws & Burch
matters and gents furnishings, .43 9TH street,
and 5 per cent will be taken off your purchase
For this week only
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THE LATENESS OF THE SEASON
shall not be the cause of our being Overstocked.
Our prices will make our Clothing move. Call
and convince yourself. EiSeman Bros, 18th
nd
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AUCTION SALES.
XXYEEkS x co. Aucfit neer.
w O3. Louisiana ave, opp. City Post Office

XNyEEkS x co. Aucfioneer.
w %. Louisiana ave. opp. City Post Office.
LARGE COLLECTION OF FURNITURE AND
OTHER GOODS WILL BE FOUND IN oIR
RhtULAR THU RsDAI SALE OF THIS
4. NJ, AT OUR SALESROOMS.
WALNUT PARLOR AND BEDROOM SUITS
AND SITS, WALNUT ENTENslON TABLES.
CARD TABLES, BEDSTEAipS BUREAUS AND
STANDS, ART FURNITURE. FEATHER BEDS.
MAITRESSIS, LEATHER SEAT DINING
CHAIRS. WARDROBES MIRRORS. MATING,
And LARGE COLLECTION OF OTHER GOODS.
90 GOVERNMENT CARPETS; MISFIT BRUS-
SELLS AND INGRAINS. 1t
- o. HOFFMAN. Real Estate Auctioneer,
He 10th and streets northwest
IMPORTANT SALE OF A VERY ES.RABIE
BUILDING LOT, SITUATED on THE NORTH
MEST SoRNER OF FIFTEENTH AND o
STREETS NORTHWEST, IN A RAPIDLY M
PROVING SECTION OF THE CITY.
On TUESDAY, THE SIXTEENTH DAY se<
OF JUNE, al HALF PAST FIVE O'CLOCK Il. Sc
NJ vii! sell, In front of the premises, the above
mentioned lot the being lot a. IN Hiyers sub
division of square 1875.
Terms of sale: One-lalf cash, and the balance in
equal payments of one and two years. secured by a
deed of trust the property sold, the notes bearing
In crest six per ceniIm per annun, payable seminar
nually. 4 deposit 500 VIII bc required when the
property is struck of. IL the terms not
risk and cost of the deaulting Purchaser after giving
five days public notice of such resale In the Ey
newspaper, of this city. All conveyancing at pur-
cnasers cost Title perfect. X. y. HOFFMAN,
jelo-G.Sds AUctioneer.
For Other Auctions See 9TH Pare
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nEAFNESs AND HOW TO CURE 1T. BY ONE
treatment, Address
ieo-6t T. S. PAGE. l2s east 18th st., New York.
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THE RUSH still continues and every one can
obtain great bargains in fancy goods. Special
sales of books and pictures, beginning June g.,
o'clock,
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CITY ITEMS.
Great Surprise Sale

in ladies', mems and ch1ldren's shoes and slip
pers at Strashurger Bros, 726 eth street, be-
tween and II, and 4G1 Pennsylvania avenue,
near 41e street:
~ cts. a pair for childrens strap sandals and
low ties, sizes toto.
61 cts. for children's fine kid Oxford ties,
sizes & to H.
1. cts. for misses opera toe slippers, sizes to
% cts. for misses kid vassar ties, low button,
or NewpOrts, sizes II to-
=. cts. for ladies' serge slippers, sizes 3to 8.
5.c for ladies' kid opera slippers, sizes to z.
a cts. for ladies' fine kid OXfOrds, low button,
or Newport ties, sizes tot.
3! cts. for ladies' curacao kid opera slippers
with French heels, sizes 2 to q.
SLY for mems calf strap ties, sizes to 10.
SLIT for mems fine cali, low button or OK
fords, sizes to 10.
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THE CHEAPEST YET.-Gents comfortable
French calf CATERS for tender feet, only $2.27.
2. Strasburger, 9O6 9TH street, four doors above
street
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LOOK OUT
for cut prices. We have put the knife into every
department. Eiseman Bros, ClOthiers and Tai
lOrS. 9TH and T..
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ALL LADIES are invited to 136 18th ST., J. E.
YOungs clothing sale. 90 there for bargains.
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FUssELL'S Ice CREAM shipped anywhere out
oftown; 1927 New York avenue.
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Z
our stock, by cutting the prices to such figures
that they are bound to- go. Eiseman Bros.
Clothiers and Tailors cor. 9TH and T..
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WALNUT MARBLE-TOP CHAMBER SUITES
$40, $40 and $50. Walnut hair-cloth parlor
suites, $50; covered in plush, $50. Lounges,
So Large wardrobes, ST.; single, SIT. VIM
H. DunnS furniture arehOuse. 311 eth u. W.
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KENTUCKY HORSES.
Thomas Bowling, auctioneer,
Will sell at Wash. Majors stables on
tomorrow morning, June 18th, at halt past ten
O'Clock,
Seven Fine Young Kentucky Horses.
This sale presents good opportunity to Sc
cure tine stock.
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LIGHTNING RODS practically put up. ]. II.
kuehling.
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SIX DIFFERENT PATTERNS of vapor stoves
shown at w. S. jerks Il Cos, III 9TH street.
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New supply Summer Silk Scarfs at
.5c., choice patterns, at Auerbach's, 9TH and H.
Clearing Sale Series Fl

Clearing Sale series II
Embraces all of our misses and children's Low
Shoes and Slippers; all of our Boys and
Youths Fine Low Shoes.
All these goods must be sold in ten days.
HAHN'S Reliable Shoe House
SIG 9TH street and 1922 PENNSYLVANIA avenue
We name only afew of our reductions:
Regular Reduced
Price. Price.
Child's spring heel low button. Soc. 65c.
Child's heel or spring heel low
shoes ..........;.;..--.....:.~..S1.O0 75c.
Child's hand-sewed lace or but
ton OxfOrds, sandals and
operas ................................ LOO zoe.
Misses kid lined opera slps...... 15c soc.
Misses fine kid opera slps........ LOO T5c,
Misses hand-sewed oxford ties 125 95c
Misses white kid slippers...... 1.25 LOO
Boys and youths calf low but
ton, 200 1.5o
Boys and youths finest laced
or button OXfOrdS ........ $50 195
Boys stylish button boots 1.5O 13O
Youths reliable button boots 1.25 LOO
These goods are all warranted serviceable.
1O,12&14-3
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WOOLENS
shall have our first attention. 1t will startle
you to see our ten-dOllar suits. Eiseman Bros,
Cor. eth and Z.
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ELECTRIC WORK. Burglar Alarms. ]. Kueh-
ling, 419 18th street northwest.
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REDUCTION of 20 per cent on paintings en-
cravings and other style pictures All 9TH st.
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NECKTIE AND APRON PARTY, Estreet Rink
tonight
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GENUINE DANFORTH FLUID can only be OBJ
tanned at w. $. jerks & Co.'S, III 9TH street.
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SIMPLEST. strongest and best burning vapor
stoves. A. Eberly & Sons. us 9Th street NV
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NECKTIE AND APRON PARTY, E-street Rink
tonight
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NECKTIE AND APRON PARTY, E-street Rink
tonight.
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YESTERDAY MORNING cOlOred woman,
named Mary b. Smith, was found lying sick on
q vacant lot on Sd and streets northwest. She
was taken TO the Freedman's hospital in the
police patrol wagon.
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HEILBRUN'S old stand is the oldest shoe
house 9TH street. established 1862, well
known for its honest dealings, for its high repu-
tation of keeping the best goods at the lowest
cash prices. We have some OF the $4,000 cash
purchase of bankrupt stock to dispose OF, there
fore read our prices under City Items and call
at once at IoUNG'S. iU2 9TH street.
Sole agent for $3.50 electric shoe.
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Reed 4 Carnrickss Sodium HypOcl0F
lite. Recommended by the Public Health Asso-
citation as superior and least expensive of all
liberia, Fevers, Malaria, etc., prevented by its
use. Sold everywhere. Send for pamphlet
m,w,s-45 Reed 4 Carnrick, 1872 Fulton ST., NY.
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NECKTIE AND APRON PAKTY, E-street RIM
tonight.
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What was Said and Done by the Trus.
tees Last Night-Successful Applicants
for Adm iss;On to the Normal school
Nr. Smith Wants TO Secure the Teach
ers i'm OMce-The Competitive ExaIni.
nation of Teachers. &c.
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And That Beats All Creation.
Our Prices Lower Than the Lowest.

Mems Fine Ribbed Bicycle Hose, soc
up, at Auerbach's, 9TH and II SITS.
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HOTEL LAuRANCE, COR MAIN AND COURT
y y SITS, Luray. Va Opened July LIST, 1854, Il. 4
Pleasantly located up town, and one mile yesZA n
from the Wonderful caverns Of Lnray. Pure 1E:hzx
water from artesiAu well the premises Fare
ceilent-equal 20 any-with everything neat and
comfortable. Free buss Will meet all traias. ha1es
api7Sns JOSEPH PARKINSON. Proprietor.
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EXCURSIONS, ETC.-The Columbian Uniyer-
sity will give its seventeenth annual excursion
70 Marshall hall tomorrow on the Corcoran,
ieaSlng the wharf at o:oO p. m.-The jefferson
Literary society will give its annual excursion
70 Marshall hall on the Corcoran on Tuesday,
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The Weather.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON. ID. c., June 10. 1855, IL a. m
For the middle Atlantic states. warmer, fair
weather. variable winds, generally shifting to
sOutheasterly.
For Thursday, fair. warmer weather is indi-
Gated for New England and the middle Allan
tic states. including the District of Columbia
and the lower lake region
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MRS. McDONALD'S YOUNG LADIES SEMI
NARY.-The commencement of Mrs. Mcdonald S
Young Ladies seminary, on 18th street, was
held last evening Prof: Frstoe, of Columbian
university, delivered diplomas to Misses Jennie
cutter, Ethel Glover and Bessie Rutherford.
Medals tor punctuality, attendance and deport-
ment were awarded to Misses May Chambers
Marie BOynton and Belle Wil!ett
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DTNEY POINT HOTEL. MD.

the Potomac river. VA =
VIII open for guests June Doth. Steamers ~
f.ACi.LofoR nr GEO. LEARI leave each evening
from foo; Of 9Th 81.
For terms. which will be moderate apply to Hotel
WASH. L. WILLIAMS, .th and u SITS or
Je9im" W. T. RICE Proprietor.
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GOOD BUILDING LOT AT AUCTION-Messrs
Thos. j. Fisher * Co. will sell tomorrow after
noon, at 5oclock, in front of the premises a
good building lot on 18th street, between l.
and streets, having q frontage of % feet and
depth OF 100 feet. Also, u stable lot i'm rear.
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Fine French SuspenderS, 25c.. at Auer
bach's Bicycle Shirt Depot, 18th and H sts
Special bargains for School Examine
4. STRAsBURGER, 0O6 7th street,
4 doors above st.

Extra Silk Laces Given with all Bicycle
Shirts at Auerbach's 18th and II SITS.
Mackinaw Hats
are again the style. Francs 81, 81 90 and S1.45
are not to be surpassed. Corner 7th and ID,
the only strictly one price Hat and Gents
furnishing store in this city.
All-wool bicycle shirts 81 at Auerbachs
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CT.CHARLES, ATLANTICCITY, OCEAN IA 4
0End Delaware ave. 9th season; expert Va a
enced management excellent table, loo ": :EfS
ocean rooms; moderate terms Grow ellis HoIe l.,.e
Market Phila European plan. Address either house
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"Boors AND SADDLES" by Gen. Clusters
widow, Is one of the books Of the day-fresh
breezy, graphic and delightfully."- interesting.
Its regular price is S1.oO. but you can buy ii at
Chas. Baum's book and stationery department
any day this week, for one dollar and eight
cents.-1dc.
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E00FMt0U'0 EInulSlOn
Of pure Cod Liver on with Hypophosphites OF
Lime and Soda for coughs, colds, consumption,
impaired nutrition and general debility; easy
and pleasant to take. Prescribed by physi-
clans. Sold by Druggists. Large bottles SOC.
Manufactured by w. e. Thornton, corner Bal
tmore and Harrison streets, Baltimore, Md.
m.wf
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TTNHE GRAND UNION. ATLANTIC CITY. y. J.
Il new Hotel with new furniture Hand
the year Rates, 81 per day. iE,f4
my19-3m HENRY RAl1TFR.
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SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUC-
TIoN.-Mr. Bowling will sell Tomorrow, at ten
o'clock, the fine furniture in the Osborne and
the entire contents of the Cate No. 500 14th
street. This house was extensively furnished
and 1t Is In good condition. Parties furnishing
and who want good walnut furniture would do
well to attend, as everything will be sold to the
highest bidder. See advertisement for particu-
lars.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES. . Marriage licenses
have been issued by the clerk of the court to
John Henry Weaver and Mary beagle; Henry
and Lizzie \. Kerlle OF Annapolis, Md; Henry
Jackson and Emma Foster
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An-WoOl bicycle Shirts 81 at Auerbact
Bicycle Shirt Depot, 9TH and H SITS.


So Per Gallon, 7Sc. Quart Bottle, No.
Rye Whisky, best in the world for the money
Orders by mail. McGee's, 9th, near d ut. s&w-3m
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LIGHTNING ROD orders received by postal.
SIX ELEGANT CABINET PHOTOGRAPHS for
81. r. Wallis, $40 Market Space and AT
pennsylvania avenue. Low prices, but not
cheap work.
, 1885-05-07

New York, May 6.-The trial of
Richard Short for the attempted ~assassina-
ton OF Capt. Phelan in O'Donovan
Rossa's Office, was continued to-day.
Phelan was recalled and asked some un-
important questions and the prosecution
rested. The defense then opened with an
address by their council. The latter de
clared Phelan came to this city to wreak
his vengeance on Rosa because Rosa
had published something in the United
L1shmdn concerning Phelan. The coun-
Gil for Short declared that Phelan went to
Rossa's office to attack him, and while
there acted boisterously and threatened
Rosa Short spoke to Phelan, but the
latter attacked him. Short stabbed him
with a dagger in protecting himself, The
dagger, the council maintained, was one
Of the ornaments of Rossa's office. Walker
j. Elliott testified to hearing Phelan
threaten to lay out both Rosa and Prof.
Mezzeroff, %dynamiters. John f. Kear-
ney, liquor store keeper, denied that he
had written 10 Phelan TO come to this city.
, 1885-05-07
Notes From the Capital.

WAsmNGToN, May George j.
Vest, son Of Senator Vest, detailed by
Secretary Bayard as consular clerk at
Liverpool, stated at the post office depart
ment to-day that Postmaster Palmer of
Chicago, was removed for offensive
craftsmanship. The postmaster general
said Palmer was an active worker in the
recent campaign and one of those Re.
publicans whose continuation in office was
not deemed advisable by the administra-
ton.
Treasurer Jordan says the treasury count
is practically over and everything was
found most satisfactory. Three silver dol
lars which escaped from a broken package
in the silver, vault have been found, SO tie
only discrepancy is two cents missing
from a five dollar package of pennies in
the cash room.
Yesterday q heavy square box wrapped
in red tape and securely bound, was found
in ar out of the way nook Of the vault.
The key was mislaid. A locksmith opened
the box and it was found to contain n bot
tie of diamonds, a bottle of pearls, a bot
tie Of ottar of roses, and a lump of gold,
One of the old employees identified the ar
ticles as presents to President Monroe,
about the year 1923, from the Japanese
government and which had been stored in
the treasury pending the passage Of an
act of congress authorizing their accept
ance. Congress failed to legislate on the
subject and the articles were deposited
in the treasury where they have remained
ever since.
The state department has not received
any protest from the Austrian govern
ment concerning the appointment of
Minister Kelley to Vienna. The cabled
rumor that an objection would be made
against him because his wife is a Jewess,
finds no credence in administration cir
cles. This government recognizes no diff
ference between n jew and a gentle. 1t
is also remarked hat Mrs. Kelley is not a
Jewess except by parentage, as she alb
lured her renglous faith when size mar
ried a Cathlic.
Commissioner Coleman, recognizing the
importance of a closer and more intimate
association with the different agricultural
colleges and other industrial and educa-
tional institutions with the department of
agriculture, has called a convention of
representatives of the different agricultu-
raj colleges and allied state institutions.
Admiral Jouett informs the navy de-
partment that everything is quiet on
the isthmus of Panama. He says the
Colon will sail from Aspinwall for New
York tomorrow, and will carry one half
Of the marines sent to the isthmus some
weeks AGO.