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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-03-17
A Tribute from ENGLAND.

London Standard Feb 25
The news we publish this morning of the con-
dition of General Grant will be received in this
country, as in his own, with universal regret
and sympathy, feeling which will be intensified
by the knowledge that his last days have been
made bitter and his distressing illness aggra-
waited by the neglect, and worse. of some of
those who were at one time glad to use his name
to further their own political aims. With all
his faults, and they have been mapy, there has
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-03-17
Browns Bronchial Trocbaa

For coughs and colds: 81 think them the
best and most convenient relief extant Rev.
G. IL Humphrey, Gratz, Ky.
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SIDNEY T. NIMMO,
my21 433 7TH STREET NORTHWEST
Il reasonable figures Tuning and repairing --...5r.7,
speciality. q. II. KUHN, s0Y
my13 4O7 10th ST. NV. ~ . W.
HALLET, DAVIS & CO.'S UPRIGHT GRAND
IL PIANOS:.Sacritices and bargains In my Very
choice stock of Pianos, If sold this month.
my0 Ii. L. SUMNER 81 9th st, NV.
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Reported for THE EVENING STAR.
REGATTA.-The Old Dominion boat club will
M Sm the
will be as follows: Single shell-Bryan against
Marbury, and Eldridge against Wheat. Double
Burke and Beach, and Gregory aud Perry
against II. Burke and Lambert. Gigs-Lambert,
H. Hurke, n. Burke and Perry, with Schneider
coXswain. against Miller, Norton, Ashby and
Blackwell, with Gregory coxswain. Large
representations Of the Washington boatmen are
expected on the occasion.
HOLDING ON TO THE SPI0Gor.-As Falls
Church district has voted against license, the
sale liquor at the west end of this city is now
prohibited by law. The east end can, however,
furnish an ample supply for both Alexandria
WORKS OF ART.-Four statues Just imported
rom ,r ES,oPeathe Sacred a e Heart the Blessed
were put up i'm st. Mary's church here yester-
day.
PASTORS CONFERENCE.-THE diocesan con-
ference OF the Catholic diocese OF Richmond
held its session here this morning. The Rt. Rev.
]. j. Keane, bishop OF Richmond, and some
twelve or ffteen Virginia Catholic pastors, were
NoTEs.-The reading circle OF Washington
and Lee schools last night reviewed English his
Intelligence from St Johns cadet camp
shows the cadets all well and enjoying summer
Koach, the principal Of the Mt Vernon Inst.
tute, who has been lutte Ill, has now much Inn
proved.--Judge Keith has closed his courts
rsroad ON Lee sirset a sai Seps IN
front Of Mr.. @. Il. Hills bakery. One old car
made y trip TO that point several months ago
and has never returned. That cars movements
depends on the courts, and courts run more
slowly than locomotives--Rev. Mr.. Burch, of
this city, will in . short time take pastoral
charge OF the Episcopal church OF Williams
burg.-Rsv. DR.. NQurse viii be installed e
pastor Of tho First rresbXterisn church Of this
let lose It the cadsts camp IN S. Nays County
Nd, by Cadet Wheafley on Monday ct $50 q.
m, arrived In Alexandria at Mr.. B. Wheatleys,
Father SANDAL, s. J., Aas been stationed tenn.
pogarily In Aexandria 90 one Of the aasistauts
ct St Marys church.
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AUCTION SALES,
T1HoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

sTEINwAY PIANofoRTE. VERY ELEGANT
BRONZE FRENCH CLOCK with SIDE
PIECES), ONE SUPERB GILT FRENCH
CLOCK with SIDE PIECES, COST $500,
TWO FRENCH PLATE PIER MIRRORS. ELE-
CANT MARQUETRY TABLES, FINE BRONZE
STATUARY, ORNAMENTS, CABINETS AND
BRIC-A-BRAC, ROSEWOOD PARLOR SUITE
q PIECESl, ROCKERS AND EASY CHAIRS,
VALUABLE OIL PAINTINGS AND ENGRAV-
INGS. MARBLE PEDESTAIS. TURKISH
EASY CHAIRS. II. T. TABLES, CRYSTAL
CHANDELIERS, HANDSOME LIBRARY SET
UPHOLSTERED IN LEATHER), MOQUET
AND BRUSSELS CARPETS. STAIR AND HALL
CARPETS WALNUT HALL SET. HANDSOME
WALNUT MARBLErTOP CHAMBER FURNI-
TCRE, FINE HAIR MATTRESSES, BEDDING,
WIRE SPRINGS, FINE FEATHER PILLOWS,
COUCHES, REVOLVING TOP AND TABLE
DESKS, WALNUT AND ROSEWOOD BOOK
CASES, CABINET OF RA1>E MINERALS.
WALNUT n TSIDEgOARD, WALNUT PILLAR
EXTENSION TABLE, WALNUT DINING
CHAIRS. FINE PLATED WARE. FINE Ia
BILE. CUTLERY. CHINA AND CUT-GLASS
WARE KITCHEN REQUIsITEA
ALSO,
4 FINE COLLECTION OF HOTLHOCSE PLANTS
AND URNS,.
AT AUCTION,
On TUESDAY MORNING. JUNE NINTH. 1885,
ct Ten O'CLOCK q residence Nc. 10l6 l3th street
posed Of most excellent Furniture.
aadts ' ''eT T2 e P3%IS Auctlonesr
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tunes HOW can Browns Iron Btters cure every.
HnE ;;c Well doesn't But it does cure any disease
a recognize Irsn as the best restorative
leading chemical firm viii snbssantiate the assertion
that there are more preparations Of iron than Of
otner substance used in medicine. This shows con-
cinslvely that iron is acknowledged to be the most
howsyeT remark able fact that prior to the dscov
sfactory Iron Combination had ever been found.
oeSen fon rouse een OF pFsSSSs
LES cures Indigestion. Blliousness Weaknes Dys
pepSla Chills and Fevers Tired Feeling Gen.
srai Debility. Pain in the Side Back or Limbs Head
acne AND NeuraGiar all these ailments Iron is pre-
BROWNS IRON BITTERs, however doe, not
cure ID minute Like all other thorough medicines,
II actS slowly. When taken by MEN the first symp-
tom Of benefit is renewed energy The muscles then
become hrmer, the digestion improves, the bowels are
active. In WOMEN the effect is usually more rapid
and marked The eyes begin at once to brighten the
skin clears up healthy color comes to the cheeks;
nervousness disappears; functional derangements be-
comes regular and il nursing mother abundant sus-
tenancs Is supplied for the child. Remember Browns
Iron AtteTs 70 the ONLY iron medicine that Is In
furious rh,y:fetdns and Druggists ,vcomne7sd e.
The Genuine has Trade Mark and cross red lines on
wrapper. TAKE NO OTHER. 2
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Md. June 2.-virginia SKIES, con
sodated, 81: past-due coupons, 52lo forties
35; new threes 52l2 bid to-day.
BALTIMORE, Nh, June 2-Cotton ouet-mid
ding, 1O7. Flour dull. Wheat-southern easy, with
light supply western about steady aud fairly active
southern red, 9la94: southern amber Local Or No
2western winter red spot. 92laa92s fresh June 92ls
a93; July, 96l. bid: August, 99laa99la; September
l.O1 SAL Corn-southern lower and dull; western
steady and dull southern white, 63a64: do. yellow
SLASH western mixed. spot 5ol7a5ll; June, 51a5ll
qniet-southern, 39a42 western white, 4Oa42 western
mixed 3sa39 Pennsylvania, 39a42 Rye duh, 7SsSO
Provisions steady and quiet. Eggs firmer 1334al4.
sugar-copper refined quiet, IL. Whisky steady f2oa
Ill Other articles unchanged. Freghts to Liverpool
per steamer dnllacotton led; flour, ls.3d.: grain
bushels; corn e06o bushels oats; 1900 bushels rye
BOO bushels. Shipments-four, J. 704 barrels; wheat
20. 600 bushels: corn, $4,000 bushels Sales-wheat
Gas, 900 bushels corn. 10000 bushelR
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. June 2.-The wheat market ruled active
strong and higher throughout entire session and
closed Ia over yesterday-Cash and June S5ss July
s74s: August 39sas9lS Corn excited and higher
strong and higher-essh and June S2 July 32
1;3s Whisky. i:l5. Pork higher-June 1880, July
July, 6.55; August 6.621aa665.
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I'd EDITION.
--latest T&leglaIls to IhB STAR
KING CHRISTIAN FOR ARRITRA.
TOR.
His Acceptance Assured-How Russ
OufHiftcd Earl GrAnYflle.

HIS Acceptance Assnfed-HOW Russia
Outwittcd Earl Granville.
LONDON, June 2.-The Nesrs says that Eng
Denmarlxs readiness to act as arbitrator, have
agreed to invite him to arbitrate.
The second set OF Official dispatches relating
the snSc asasa foreign
lister, on April Eth, wrote 70 Sir Edward Thorn
lows: "Baron de staai tRussan minister at Lon
patch from n. de Giers Russian foreign minis
military aspect of Sir Peter Lumsden's boup-
Diary commission, which, be says, encouraged
admit thas Gems AZ the So
sion."
On the 10th Of April Earl Granville wrote to
Sir Peter Lumsden's commission bad any bear
lng on the question, and reiuting Al. de Qiers
statement that English officers had directed
the Afghan attack. In this dispatch the Eng
lish foreign minister said that England could
not accept General Komarofs account Of the
affair as final, and that both sides to the con-
troversy must make every endeavor to aScer-
tain the facts, which should be tried on the
basis of the agreementof March Is, and justice
NJ. de Giers, In his reply to this, declined to
sacrifice the interests of Russia or submit the
Penjdeh affair to further inquiry;
Earl Granville replied through Baron de Staal,
proposing arbitration and the resumption of the
Afghan frontier negotiations. Baron de Staal
said he believed that Russia would decline the
and that even If Russia should admit the prin-
eiple, she would entrust the task OF arbitration
to no one but Emperor William, Of Germany,
who would decline to serve.
To this Earl Granville said that England had
no objection to Emperor William as arbitrator,
and that he thought that II both England and
Russia should ask him to arbitrate it would be
impossible for him to refuse At this point NJ.
de Giers proposed to neutraliZe the Penjdeh
district pending the result of the Afy chan
frontier negotiations. and Earl Granville
stipulated that both the Russian and
the Afghan soldiers be withdrawn from
Penjdeh. On May Earl Granville re-
piled TO Baron de Staal agreeing to resume the
negotiations concerning the Afghan frontier
and TO submit the Penjdeh dispute to the deci-
sion Of an arbitrator, If Russia and England
found themselves unable to settle it otherwise.
The Times says the impression created by the
perusai of this second batch Of Afghan dis
patches is that NJ. de Giers took measures
to quietly ensure Russian success, leav-
Ing the honors OF the debate to
Earl Granville, who busted himself
constructing the most admirable arguments,
which, however, bad an awkward habit of dis
appearing at the very moments one expected
them to issue forth in action: There can hardly
be n question that in the whole controversy
Earl Granville demolished every one of the
Russian arguments and excuses and arrayed
on his own side all the considerations of mo-
rality, and then failed to draw any practical
conclusion. .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-02

ID ED.

HEATING. At the residence of his sonin-law, at
RMS Station, b. q o. r. H., June i, 1885, JOHN T.
HEATING, a native of Limerick, ireland, in the
eightyifh year Of his age.
Funeral ut O'Clock pm, "Wednesday, June "a
from the residence of his daughter 1910 New Jersey
avenue northwest. Services at ST. Joseph's ''hurci
Capitol HILL at pm. Relatives and friends e re-
specially invited 10 attend.
SOPER- On June 2. 1885, at 9:45 q m, HENRY
CLAY, son OF VIM IL and Annie 3. soper. aged
yeaH IL months and IL days.
funera Will take place from parents residence, No
row, "Wednesday, al 3 O'Clock p.
-WEBk On June 2d, 1855. at 800 an. HARRY
WEBB aged thirty SIX years Baltimore papers
please copy
Funeral viii take place from his late residence 1912
street northwest, TOMORROW "wednesday 81 four
pm. .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-02

DR HA1NEs
GOLDEN SPECIFIC,
A POSITIVE CURE FOR DRUNKENNESS OR
THE LIQUOR HABIT.
It can be given in cup Of coffee or tea without the
knowledge Of the person taking it. Is absolutely
harmless. and viii effect a permanent and speedy
cure. whether the patien is moderate drnker or an
alcoholic wreck. 1t has been given in thousands of
cases and III every instance perfect has fol-
lowed. II MEYER FAILS. The system once impreg
mated with the Specific it becomes utter inlposs
blnty tor the liquor appetite to exist
GOLDEN SPECIFIC CO., Proprietors,
Cincinnati Ohio
R. X. HELPHENSTINE.
EBBITT HOUSE DRUG STORE,
Corner 18th and streets also l4h street and
Vermont avenue Washington, d. c.
Call write for circulars and full particulars. d10eo
i24o HANOVER ST.,
PHILADELPHIA. DECEMBER g. 1894
MESSRH EISNER & MENDELSON,
SOLE AGENTS OF JOHANN HOFFs
MALT EXTRACT u. s. OF A.
$40 RACE ST.. PHILADELPHIA.
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District Government Affairs.

UNDERGROUND WIRES,
Mr.. NOrvin Green, president of the Western
Union telegraph company, in o note to the
Commissioners, referring to the suit instituted
in the Equity Court OF this District to enjoin
the w. U. telegraph company as well as the
District Of Columbia from carrying out the plan
recently adopted and agreed upon for the intro
duction of the underground system Of wires,
suggests that the Commissioners take effective
steps to bring before the court the facts in re-
gard TO the permit given by the Commissioners.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Aucuoneer.

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OFFICIAL CHANGES.
Additional Appointrmen ts To-

Additional Appointments To-Day.
The President to-day appointed Tully Scott to
be receiver of public moneys at Oberlin, kas,
and John c. Byxbee to be collector Of customs
70 the district of New Haven, Conn.
A number of promotions were made In the
Patent office to-day, to fill the vacancies caused
by the designations OF First Examiners Peck
and Reinohl.
The rumOrs in regard to wholesale dIsmissals
in the Pension office are denied by Commits
sioner Black, who stated to-day that only O few
changes were being made from day to day. By
law no further promotions or appointments can
be made until the vacancies reach the number
Of 15n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-02
The Local stock Market.

The WASHINGTON stock exchange list to-day
gives the following quotations: Permanent i'm.
provements 6s, 1891, coin, at 116t; S0-year
tan railroad stock, "a; North Capitol and .
street, 40ls; Washington City Gas Ii ght COM
Pany, 42ls bid, 421a asked; GEORGETOWN Gas
Light company, 42La asked; Columbia Insur.
ance company, IFS asked: Riggs Insurance
company, 6l2 bid, ga asked; Washington
Market company stock, 10 bid, 19a, asked
Real Estate Title Insurance company, 10I
asked; Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone
company, 55 bid, 57la asked, and Pennsylva-
MIA Telephone company, SIN asked.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-02

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
Lots CORNER OF ELEVENTH STREET
By virtue of two deeds of trust. recorded In -
Liber lUS! folio ~, ct seq, ard folio As, ct SEQ
OF the land records Of the District OF Columbia -
the AZ the request of the party secured
thereby. viii sell At public auction In 'front.' of tho
premises, on MONDAY, the EIGHTH DAY OF
JUNE, 1883. at HAI.F-PAsT FIVE PM, ali OF Lots
And " 10 stephen flanasans recorded subdivision
the surveyor, Office Of the District Of Columbia
Terms OF sale: Cash: 500 be paid at time of ac-
csptng bid Right reserved resell within ten DAYS II
terms Of sale are not compiled with All conyeyano.
ing at expense Of purchaser.
my27-dn HORACE q CUMMINGS, Trustee.
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TRusTEEg SALE OF yALUABLE IMPROVED
d. G., BEING No. 6O7 L STREET NORTH

WESr A>01'A "a
The undersigned Trustees bv virtue sf a deed -
OF trust dated the 9th day Of October A. 1875 SH
duly recorded In Lber No. b31, foliOs 40, ct ksU
seq. ofthe Land Records Of the District of COLUMBIA
by the written direction Of the holder owner Of the
order Of the Supreme Court Of said District OF Column
ba. passed ON the 14th day Of May, A. ID. 1885, in
NESDAY, the TENTH DAY OF JUNE 1883 ut
FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ In front Of the premises SELL
at public auction to the highest bidder ali those Ger.
tain pieces Or parts Of lots OF situate and being
In the city OF washington - e., and known parts
Q4), in square numbered four hundred and eighty
eight (4SS and described follows: Beginning at the
southeast corner Of said Lot two 90, and runninp
thence west Oil North f street twfnty-six feet two
inches to the public alley thence moth along the line
OF said alley, one hundred and thirty feet two
inches, thence east twentysix feet two inches and
thence south one hundred and thirty-four feet two
large tbrecstory and basement dwelling and other
improvements thereon.
Terms of sale: One-fourth cash. and the balance in
three equal installments, payable In one, two and
three from the day ofsae with interest thereon
ut six per cent per annum payable quarterly aud for
which the purchasers notes. secured by of trust
on ihe premises Will be taken, or the whole purchase
money may be paid in cash. deposit of $3.50 will
be required ut the time OF SALE All conyeynncng and
recording at the purchaser cost II the
complied with In days from the day Of sale the
trustees reserve the right 10 resell the premises amer
five days notice In the Evening star newspaper at
the risk and cost Of the de6,niting purchaser The
most desirable location IL called TO this sale
WM r WOODWARD. ir-.
WIN. REDIN WOODWARD irustees'
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YTHO6 L. wAG0AMAN. Real Estate AuctioIeer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF SQUARES 542 AND SAT
AND ALL OF SQUARE 546 EXCEPT FOUR

BY virtue Of deed Of trust dated June 2lth. -
1871. duly recorded in Lieer No 658, folio 3d. eta
seq, one Of the land records OF the strict Of Co.,
unbia aud direction Of the party thereby secured
the undersigned Will sei 81 Puns acs,on u ont q
at FIVE O'CLOCK 2. n: Al Of squares numbered ave
hundred and forty-two SS42l AID I've hundred and
hundred and iorty-aix iS46l except lots numbered
sishtssp gSp nipssesn Qel txsa}y S3ol and twenty
Of Colubi. Tnis property win be s9id subject 70 si
statement thereof VIII be exhibited tie day Of sale
TERMS Onethird Of the purchase Money In cash,
twelve months from the day Of sale. for which the
notes Of the bearing ntere!t at the rate
By dssd eftrst On The 1rePsry so,d viii p taken,
$3.50 each psiesl sold win 80 required e. the time
6fsale. and All cenrsy.noang and tcc0rding win be Ct
With 10 ten day. ffop day sale the property viii Be
resod 1t the Tak and eo the dehnltin9 pIrchaser
srfvdkAefzk n soAnnAn,
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Ex-AuditOr Reynolds Death.
HIS FRIENDS 10TH TO BELIEVE THAT q
COMMITTED SrICIDE

COMMITTED SUICIDE.
The Information OF the suicide of the late
First Auditor Reynolds was received with gen.
eral regret in the Treasury department. Great
surprise was expressed and his friends were at
a loss to account for the act. The only explana-
ton they could offer was the fact that
he was subject TO attacks OF vertigo, and 1t is
assumed that his mind was affected at the time
he committed the act. He was succeeded last
month as first auditor Of the Treasury by Gen.
Chenoweth. The loss Of bis Office could not
have been the cause OF the suicide, al he was a
man of property. land was not dependent upon a
salary. His son Is q lieutenant In the navy, and
was one OF the officers OF the Greedy relief ex-
pedition.
Mr.. Reynolds was q native Of Ohio, and was
colonel Of q regiment from that state. After the
war he set tied in Alabama, from which state
he was appointed first auditor in 1873, retain.
ing the position until q few weeks ago.
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&c So6 z ZEE ERR T ZEE ssss
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THE CELEBRATED MINNESOTA
PATENT PROCESS FIOIIR.

NTTRITIoUs Flour In the world
The Mers have not only the most perfect MIL
cry nyeHIsd up to the tine they RT0dqSs
Shipped
We fss Of sas
a sata nss1 in that n s
ana borough elimination Of ali yesk and starchy
any other He sss trade aam 'H shs
We S ehs ay Or s
BY HS and
sTERLING's ST. LOUIS FANCY.
One Of the most beautiful Winter Wheat Patents
ever offered to the trade 1t Is unexceled by any other
Patent except Ceres, and will please the most ex-
acting housekeeper and satisfy the most iastdious cpl
cure
GILT-EDGE
Amagnidcent Winter Wheat Patent
RELIANCE.
splendid Minnesota Patent Flour made by the
celebrated Hungarian process Its very cheap and
beautiful Patent. within the reach Of all classes and
we guarantee will give satisfaction TO every who
viii tryk
GOLDEN HILL.
Flour of the District 1t is equal in quality to great
many highpriced Patent Flours, whilst It can b
bought for considerable less money We defy compeu-
tors to bring forth any Flour superior to CERES
STERLING, GILT-EDGE, RELIANCE or GOLDEN
HILL and we feel assured that any housekeeper who
tries them once VIII never Use Any thing aSa korsAie
by ali xrocera
Wholesale Depot corner LIST st. and 1ndisnaaye
se13 VIM NJ. GAIT & co.
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The TYPOS Elecfinr a President,

NEW YORK, June 1.-THE lnternatiOnal Typo
graphical Union met in Irving hall this morn
ing with President Witter, OF st. Louis, in tho
noon, when nominations for president of the
union were ordered. Martin r. II. Witter was
nominated by the Indiana delegation and Sher-
man Cummings and Reuben +. Gray by others.
The election is now progressing the indications
being that President Witter win be reelected.
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ADMINISTRAToRs SALE OF HOUSEHOLD

iumbia holding special ter4 for orphans court bus
mes lHss shall sell on ERIDAf. JUNE FIFTH, A. D;
street southwest. the personal effects OF the late
samuel Humphrey, deceased, named in part;
Hair Cloth Parlor Furniture, Gilt Frame Mirrors.
Marble Top Tables Bedsteads, Bureaus end Wash,
Holsters, China and Glassware. Mattresses, Plated
Ware, Heating Stoves, Kitchen Utensils together
Win other goods unnecessary to enumerate
ALSO AT TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ.
ut the store corner Al and streets southwest lot Of
Counters and Store Fixtures.
Terms cash. c. c. AEADOR,
jest Administrator.
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Suit Against the Bell Telephone Com.


PITTsBURG, June 1.-The National Improved
Te'e,h ye company and the Western Pennsyl-
vania Telephone company have entered suit In
the United States circuit court against the Bell
Telephone company and the Central District
and Printing Telegraph company, to restrain
recover damages for an infringement on Blakes
patent. It is the intention of the plaintiffs to
Institute similar proceedings in several other
II
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A NEW Posr OFFICE has been established at
Grover, Cleveland county, NC.

TELEGRAPHIc CHANGEs.-The Southern Tele
graph company, controlling lines extending
from Washington TO the south, has separated
from the Bankers e. Merchants company, and
Mutual company, with which company 1t will
exchange business at this point hereafter. The
Postal Telegraph company, 1t Is stated, have
obtained control OF the Bankers & Merchants
lines, and the Offices OF the two companies in
this city will soon be consolidated, and put
under one management
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-02

Mrs. Louis e. Payne, OF Warrenton, Va, was
admitted 10 the bar to-day.
The 10th OF June has been selected as the day
on which the school children OF the fourth dis
trict will hand in their contributions for the
Thompson memorial monument fund.
The will of Robert Barry, leaving his estate 20
his wife, Ellen Barry, Was filed with the regis
ter of wills to-day