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went to America. He was an EugliShman;
but he was naturallzsd, and so became an
American citizen. After a low years he
felt restless and dissatisfied, and went 10
Cuba; and alter he bad been In Cuba o
little while civil war broke out there; II
was In 1867; and this man was arrested
by tho Spanish Government as a spy. He
was tried by Court,mREtial, found guilty,
and ordered 10 be shot. The whole trial
was conducted In the Spanish language,
and the poor man did not know what was
going on. When they told him the yer.
dict, that he was found guilty and had
boon Condemned 10 be Bhot, hv sent to the
American Consul and the English Consul,
and laid the whole case bsloreth them, prov:
Ing bis innocence and claiming pfoteC.
tion, They examined the case, aud
found that this man whom The Span.
lsh officers had condemned 10 be shot was
perfectly innocent they went 10 the Span.
iSh General and said, "Look here, this
man whom you have condemned 10 death
10 an innocent man; he is not guilty."
but the Spanish General said, HE has
been tried by our law he has lsen found
guilty he must dIe,p There was no elOc,
Trio cable and these rSn. could not con.
verse with their governments.
The morning came on which the man
was 10 DO executed. lie was brought out
sitting oil his coffin In q cart, and drawn |
PVT 10 where hp wy 70 lie executed A
gtaye was Dug They took The coffin out
81 the cart, placed the young man upon
I, took the black cap and were Just pull.
log II down over bis face, The Spanish
Iolllerp awaited tho gfdeF 70 hre, But
ust then the American and English Con.
I1ls rode ~, The English Q9uSgl gprAAg
,1t oil Che cArfiage and took Tie
Union Jack, the BflIlSh ilag, and wrap.
,pl around The man, and he
Itnerl6An Consul wrapped around him
he btaf.spanged banner, and then turn.
% 10 the Spanish officers they said
Fire upon those flags, II YOU dare"
hey did not dare 10 lire upon the flags,
here were two great governments DO.
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Loyg FoR TltE uNdopLY.

I can imagine some saying to them.
selves, "Yes, We believe that God loves
Us, II we love HIM wo believe that God
loves tho pure and holy" Let me say,
my iriep1, not only doe1 God love the
pnre and tho holyl Uo slso loves the
ungodly. Good cotnmendeth Ills loye
toward us, In that, while We were yet
Sinnerp, Christ died for us" from. v. 81.
God sent him 10 die for The Gins Of the
whole world. II you belong 10 lhe world,
then you have part and lot In this love
that has been exhibited ID the cross OF
Christ.
There IL passage in Revelation q. 6.)
which | think a good deal oi-"Unto him
that loved Us, and wpshed u.s." II might
be thought that God you'd frat wash llS,
and thbl loYe ps, About gisht yepro ego
the whole country was lntOnsely excited
about Charlie Ross, child OIL four years
old, who was stolen. Two men In q gIg
abked him aud an elder brother II they
wanted some candy, They then drove away
With the younger boy, leaving the elder
one, Ior many years o search has been
made ID every sthle and Territory. Men
have been over 10 Great Britain, France
and Germany, and have hunted il vain
Tor the child. The mother BLll lives In
Inc hope that she will see her long lost
Charlie. / never IemslnhsT thu whole
country 10 hayo been 90 mIVh aglLated |
lbout any event unleBsit was Tho as5Absin.
,tlon Of President Garfield. Well, sup.
Jose the mother Of Charlie ROa5 were In |
oms meeting and that while lhe pEsAp4,
Il was speaking, she happened 10 look
Iowa amongst the audience aud zee her
ohg Lost son. Suppose that bP was poor,
irty and ragged, 6hoelebs and c0alless,
That would she do7 Would che wait I'LL
% ws washed and dOcenuy clothed v
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Tho ushers were then given tickets and
distributed them In tho audience while
the choir sang, ThoGe who have not got
ticEots and desire them can got them at
the Y. M. O. A. building to-day.
Mr.. Moody read from Luke xiv and
took Tor his text tho excuses given by
three Of those who were hidded to the
feast as related In one OF Christs parallels
wherein no told Of tae man who finally
aent into the highways and hedges for
guests. "WhoS0ever will" to attend his
royal feast. Hc had an invitation to give
to all to attend royal feast. He took up
the tx nses offered and exposed their iai.
lacy in an sb'e, yet plain, blunt, honest
manner, With every word and every
point the audience deCame more intOr.
ested. Tho closing remarks wope In the
nature Of a qne,tion-"Csn you do q wis.
or thing than ia UOrspt The Invitation that
hSa heeu extended and say l will accept
DO II to.nighl!r
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before she would acknowledge him2 No,
abe would get of the platform at once,
rush towards him and lake him in her
arms. After that abe would cleanse and
Cloths him. so tits with God. He loved
US, and washed US. l can lmRglne one
saying, "Ii God loves me, why does He
not make me good2h God wants sons and
daughters in heaven; he does mot want
machines or slaves, He could break our
stubborn hearts, but He wants to draw US
towards Himself by the cords Of love.
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many OF her men or women been seen
gathered at any religious meeting in such
numbers as they were yesterday.

RNtHeTtu ~ Auy religious MeetluH III buGu
numbers as they were yesterday.
UNITING IN SONG.
Prof. Towner had better luck getting
the men to sing than the women. "Move
Forward" "siniul Men," "HRllelujah
for the Cross" and other spirited songs
were sung, and It was not long until al.
most every man was at least trying to
sing. The professor sang very sweetly as
q solo "My Ain Countree," or the "Palace
Of the King" Scotch song, aud swat.
ing and Watching" Rev. Mr.. Denton, OF
Fulton, and Rev. George Il. Hlte made
stirring prayers. Mr.. Moody announced
that no proposed TO have the meet.
iugs tonight and tomorrow night es.
peCislly for men and the one Tuesday
afternoon for ladiea. There will be no
service this afternoon. Flo announced
further that he would reserve seats for the
men until 7l0 o'clock each night and
urged them to come out; he felt that thoy
had not had q fair show. Ho asked how
many would like to come again; hands
went up everywhere. How many will
come again still more hands went up.
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A WORD OF WARNING.


There are many white soaps each represented be Just ga The Oyp
they ARE NOT but like all cOuntert lack the peculiar and remarkable qualities
Of The genuine Ask for Ivory" Soap and Insist upon getting IT.
Copyright 1886 by Proctor GAMBLE
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DO bjo' y ~ wsht IL know how to 20 to
Christi Go Just as that little girl went to
Abraham Lincoln. It may DO possible
that you have dark story to tell, Toll 1t
81 out kepl nothing back. II Abraham
LINCOLN had compassion on that little
girl, heard her petition and answered It,
do you think the Lord Jesus will
not hear yeur prayeTf Do you
man that ever lived on earth, had
&c much compassion as ChriGtQ Mol He
will be touched when no one else will; He
will have mercy when no one else will.
II you will 90 right to Him, confessing
your sin and your need, lie will save you.
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baltimore Narxets.

BALTIMORE ND, June 11.-virylnia skies. con.
solidated 3d. pasi-due coupons "a; d.. territories,
39a: do new threes. cas- North Carolina skies. old.
III bid to-day.
BALTIMUHE. MD. June 1l.-Cotton frm-mid
ding, 9i. Flour straightforward street and western
super. x5Oa3UO; do. extra, g. lOa3 30: do. family,
4OUa3.7o city mills super, 2.5Oa3.0O: do. extra,
s. Is; do. superlallse patent. 300. Wheat
nominal: western lower and active, closing dull;
southern red. SOaS3 do amber S5aSS No. western
winter red, spot, 10 bid June T9A bid: July SO bid:
August, 6la4aSlEs: september, S2aS3 Corn-southern
irner; Westerns Irregular aud lower; southern white,
spot, 4sa434 June sai3h,; july, 43i4a437s August
40 as ed steamer. 39iaa3S Oats steady, with fair
western mixed, 32a;54 Pennsylvania, ;,5a37. Rye
quiet. 85a01. Hay duii-priie to choice western,
9.UVa13OO Provisions steady and fairly active.
clear iii sides, packed. oa4a8i4. Bacon-shouIders
6a6lA; clear rib sides 4: hams. all Lard-refined
IA. Butter quiet-western, packed, Hal 3; creamery
l5aiS. Exgs firm, l.alZ+a Petroleum steady
refined. .. Coffee easef-RO cargoes, ordinary u
fair. SaDi Sugar quiet-A son, 6la; copper refined
Freishts to Liverpool per steamer Quiet-cotion
l36ld.: -four. Is: grain AID. Receipts-1our
barrels; wheat, 100, busheis cOru 81 bushels
Oats, 1000 bushels; rye, oOO bushels. Shipments
Hour. 4UG barrels wheat, 2T,I0O bushels. Sales-
wheat. 544, zUU ousheis corn $1,000 bushels.
Chicago MRrs<at
CHICAGO, Ill, June IL. HIS q m.-wheat
market opened stronger this morning at 75c for july
rose to I5 and then, under another deluge of
offerings broke off to 73a4, the lowest point yet
touched for the July option a drop Of J4s
Oats-Juy. 27A- Pork-Juiy. 1885, Lard-JuIy.
9. l21na6.15
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The Baltimore San says: The membership OF
the Knights OF LABOR is estimated ut
1,7O0UUO.
A man about thirty five years OF age, sup
posed to be Hiram Il. Wadsworth, oi' HOLLY,
n. Y, committed suicide yesterday at Niagara
Falls. 10y jumping from the Goat Island
bridge.
q. A. Colby, a wealthy resident OF Irving
Park, q suburb OF Chicago, charged with out
rageous treatment Oh children, was driven
ouL OF the town by indignant citizens Wcdnes-
day night
Patti and Niccolini were married again yes
terday In Wales, by a religious ceremony.
Emperor William yesterday unveiled the
equestrian Statue ol his brother, king frederick
William w., erected in Berlin.
AT TarawerA, New Zealand, there has been q
volcanic eruption, preceded toy earthquake.
Many natives ana Europeans persisted
Inc trial OF the Chicago anarchists has been
set tor June RI, and a cnange OF venue gran ted.
Ii Is believed that a syndicate OF European
capitalists is negotiating To secure the Ha-
waiian islands by ioanipg the king 81 u, 600 600,
and as IL could never be repaid, AZ would he Q
virtual sale.
The st Louis jury i'm the case OF the Missouri
Pacific railroad company against the Icsrteen
ex-empioyes ln the late SouJn western railro ad
strike returned u verdict OF not guilty yester-
day.
The cholera continues TO rage ut Venice with
undated virulence, AN average OF twenty new
cases and ten deaths occurring daily.
Two monuments were unveiled at Gettysburg
yesterday 10 commemorate the part taken by
the LIST and I'd Delaware regiments la the battle
OF 1863.
A new schooner, TO be called the Grampus
built for the United States fish com mission, az
rived yesterday nj Gloucester, Mass.
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The Mythical Library Case.

CLARK HELD FOR THE GRAND JURY.
To-day, in the Police Court. the case of Henry
j. Clark, arrested on the charge OF obtaining
money by false pretenses-a library advertising
scheme-was taken up. MIR. Jack Shepherd ap.
peared for the government and Mr.. E. A.
Thomas for the defendant
Mr.. e. g. Davis testified that he paid i've
dollars for an advertisement printed In Clark's
circular.
The court said II the money was paid on the
representation that the library had been opened
when 1t was not in existence, the case might
be sustained.
fendant about the existence of the library, and
that he afterwards said the library was getting
along first rate.
the defendant, who admitted he had no books,
neither had he any library in Philadelphia
bonds S3QO.
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An Important Civil Service Opinion.
HEADS OF BUREAUS MAY HAVE CONFIDENTIAL
CLERKS.
First Controller Durham has decided that the
word "oice" in she first clause IF rule 10 of the
civil service commission applies to the head OF
bureau as well as TO the head of a department.
that the head of q bureau is the "head OF an
office; also that when the head OF any
will be promoted thereby he can appoint
confidential clerk for the head of a bureau in
his department without requiring him to
undergo the civil service examination, and he
can receive the pay OF any clerk In the classi-
fed service, provided there Is a vacancy in
either of these grades for which an appropria-
tlon has been made. The question arose upon
the application OF Third Auditor Williams for
the appointment of a confidential clerk and il
was referred to the first controller for decision
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Washington stock Exchange.

The following changes from yesterdays quotations
on the Washington stock Exchange are noted to-day:
?. e per imp 6s, 1851 coin, ll5L lid, ll3s asked.
Metropolitan Z r. stock lO4 bid l06 asked. Wash
4$as asked Hst!9nai Union ms. ?0a. bid ~ asked
bid Potomac ms, 90 bid. Riggs ins., Did, asked.
Masonic hall bonds. los bid; Washington Market
chine. liz old. Bank OF " ashington, 2U0 asked Ma.
tonal Metropolitan Bank. 1877 bid Citizens National
little insurance, loo bid, no asked. Penn Tel Co.,
~ bid asa asked. chesapeake anu rot. Tel Co.,
asked.
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The Brazilian Prince.

Expected IN WASHINGTON ON MONDAY.
Prince Augusta leopold, of Brazil, who is to-
day at Annapolis. will go thence To New York,
and will arr i've in Washington Monday after
noon. He will be accompanied by six or
seven OF the officers of his ship. On Tuesday
the visitors will be presented to the President
by the Secretary of State, and will be Invited to
tile state reception at the White House Tuesday
evening.
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Travellers Guide.

PENN. RoUTE-B. d 4. station. 9th and b sta-Fos
800 and IL N: =, 500. 4:I5. lu:O0 IA 20 pm Tof
boston. p m tosiiy). Phinde phia ccomInodzton,
and ITO pm For Chicago. Cincinnati. 81. IoaiS
and Pittsburg and west, $50 am. Chicago nmitedl
ST louis ana except sstarasy 70 yScsxo' aao am.
Chicago and Cincinnati, s:l0 pm daily. Pacine
sss ss,s iooy pm daily For Richmond and
sunday For baltimore, g::sa: 7l6 $50, s:so. yss5.
o s% Ana laoi z9 oo s IA s sas $50 go
pm; For Pope: SrssE Tine. S;is ! y, saa so
am. I2'06 and A:1s pan. daily. except s1nsAy. On
saSSs su.c spSar Zoo Ss a.
b ASD O. Rours-station. Corner New Jessey Ave.
81 Louis daily, $40 : m, l0:io p M For PisssoarS
$40 $50 $50 $50 .na ioS5 Z M ia1c i'ss sis rs AZ
minute uainl, $3.50, 4s0. 4:A0 5'@V GAO q SIS ana
isD $50 saS $40 s SIS ana ip NJ F.; AZ
napolis, 8'AO = m. and lz:lV and 4:3O p ON Sun
w %s.s sS ~ M sss S S lao
pm, $50 a.40 and IA pm. On sundays. $50 z 70.
saa S s m d III sss:p e s M
s day: and 80 ,m daily 40 p ~ Ssy ssc:s
tiOns; for Frederick, $40 $40 p. n. daily,
c.ps s sunday nSr A.ss. own: LOCO = .Dd s:sl
washington and 0aithersburg 1906 An and i2s60
lI;2o 2 N daily, except sunday.
vie go pm ts.i,!e :oasA:1. S.i ed s.pSs s
SUNDAY. Ills am. $50 .. =. lor Lynch Srs Wv
Orleans and intermediate points, $50 p q. dsiiy.
burg ssd - ss.,io.s m and l.ss p n svssy -
No oB!scrIoNABLE FEATURES about Red
= ~ lrnneA Dl<oo ant Il
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Nine Clerks DISMISSED.
REDUCTION OF FORCE In THE SECOND CoyrRoI.
LER'S OFFICE,

LERS OFFICE.
Nine clerks In the office of the second con.
troler of the Treasury department have been
notified that their services will be dispensed
with after the last of the present month. One
Is an 81 800 clerk, one 81 Goo two 81 400 three
81 200 and two of $500. The new appropria-
ton bill Will cause q reduction of twelve clerks
In The iorce Of this Office, SO that there are three
more reno vals to be made.
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AUCTION SALES.
nUNCANsON Bnoa. Auctioiieerx

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED AND UNIN-,
RR0 Urls PR0gEkTY o. 18th STREET, Be
TWEEN AND STREETS NV. -
BY virtue OF decree Of the Supreme Court OF kS6
tne District OF Columbia passed in Equity Cause stX
No. 99o2, Docket Is, will offer Tor sale on ~
FRIDAY, ELEVENTH. day Of JUNE A D. lSoJ.
at FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ, IN front Of she premises
los eight e., nine (9l. ten lO) and eleven I'd u
GunnelFs recorded subdivision of square numbered
three hundred and Eve (306 in the city Of Washing.
ton, in the district of Columbia. recorded Ia the
surveyors Office Of said District Each OF these lots
ffont twen.y-one feet six inches S2l y Elm ana
improved by one 2story brick and one 2story harne
building
Terms of sale prescribed by the decree: onethird
OF the purchase money In cash. the rensinde IN sx
Twelve end eighteen months from day Of sale. the
whols to bear Interest from day 9f sac and the de
premises sold. or all cash. It the option Of the pur;
chaser: deposit of 500 required on each lot ct
time of sale. COnveyancing &C, at purchasers cost.
Terms to be complied with in ten days nom day
OF sale: Otherwise the Trustee reserves the right TO
resell the property in default at the risk and cost OF
the deaultng purchaser after Ave days papic adver.
tsenient OF such resale In some newspaper published
In Washington, D. G.
CHARLES A. WALTER, Trustee.
my2S-d&dS 342 d street NV.
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THIS EVENING.

THIS EVENING, At HALF-PAST SEVEN PM.
l. GUNS, CUTLERY, REVOLVERS, NOVELTIES,
WATCHES, sILVERWARE, JEWELRY, BAN
JOS, SPORTING GOODS. &C. IN STORE l347
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NEAR FOUR
TENTH STREET.
BY direction of the owner who is going exclusively
in the manufacturing business will all the above
stock at auction, EVERY EVENING, ~ HALF
PAST SIEVE until oil are disposed of.
Bargains may be expected
myI5-2m N. FOLEY. Auctioneef.
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I'd EDITION.
--latest T6lBglans to The Star.
LuDwfs wesr Bs aEMovsp.

LUDWIG WONT 0k REMOVE0.
EsAvafia's Mad Hing Locks Himself mp
I'm His Castle and DeAeo His EMe.
mics.
MUNICH. June ia deputation Of members
Of the Bavarian cabinet to-day proceeded TO
Hohcnschwansan castle TO present . letter to
the deposed King Ludwig from Prince Lniti
pold. They found the castle locked and they
Were not permitted by the kings pickets TO
enter.
The ministry subsequently sent force Of gen.
darmes to the castle to force an entrance for the
purpose of releasing Count Holstein, who, while
visiting the king last evening on ministerial
business concerning the regency, was arrested
by Ludwig order and locked up In the castle.
srva gehualmes na NE veen oesaiea 10 pre-
surrounding the castle, the mountaineers being
loyal adherents of the king and In dangerous
him. King Ludwig remains In the most abso-
lutte seclusfUh Ia his castle.
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RIOTS STILL GOING oN-FouR OF THE WOUND
ED RIOTERS DIE.
There was further rioting In Belfast last night.
An Infatuated mob held possession OF the streets
and wrecked and pillaged the taverns. The
police were compelled TO fire buckshot into the
mob. Many of the police were injured by
stones. The appeals Of the clergy to the rioters
to dispense were futile. Eventually the troops
cleared the streets. Orange riots have broken
out in Fintona, County Tyrone. Many houses
have been wrecked by the mob. Four Of the
rioters who were wounded by the police In
Wednesdays riots died yesterday. Four Others
are dying. The Orangemen are making large
purchases OF arms, and are declaring that they
will have revenge upon the police Tor firing into
their ranks. Mr. Herbert Gladstone, speaking
At Leeds, attributed the Belfast riots 70 Lord
Randolph Churchill's violent speeches.
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THE TALLAPoosA arrived yesterday ct the
Norfolk navy yard.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUALE HOUSE AND
LOT, KNOWN AS No. SO n STREET SOUTH

Under and by virtue of certain deed of trust 80
bearing date the 2Sth day of MAY 1873 and duly
land records of the District of Columb.,
request OF the party holding the note described and
TWENTY-FlRsT DAY OF JUNE. A. d. 1856, at
SIX O'CLOCK p NJ. In front Of the premises sell at
dred and fOrty-three (643 situate in Wash ngton city,
u G. the same having front of % feet and inches
on street by depth Of 10 feet and inches. more
particularly described In said deed OF trust together
two-slory frame house.
Terms Of sale: The amount OF the Indebtedness Sc
cured by said trust and the expenses Of sale cash.
balance In equal installnlents at six and twelve
months notes OF the purchaser secured py deed Of
trust on the property to be given for the deferred pay
ments deposit OF $50 required at the time of SALE
and all conveyancing at purchasers cost. Terms of
sale 10 be complied with days from date of
sale otherwise the trustee reserves the right resell
Al cost and Risk oi deiauiting purchaser.
JOSEPH L. STEVENS. Trustee,
JeSd&dS 6l4 street n W,
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The British Campaign.

GLASGOW, June 1.-THE Scottish liberal
federation has issued n manifesto to the liberal
electors OF Scotland urging them to support In
the coming elections none but Gladstone candi.
dates
The federation has engaged st. Andrews hall,
the largest in the city. for Q mass meeting on
June 2Sth. at which Mr.. Gladstone will deliver
An address and Lord ROsebery will preside.
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and release to a certain alley In Washington to
Corneiia p. Randolph, Mary NJ. Turner, Harriet
]. Pickett and Elizabeth @. Calvert
PERSONAL---VERY.. u. L. Leonard, Of Salt
Lake city, Utah, is In the city.-Count de
Borchgrade is spending few days in New
YOrk.-SenatOr Pike, who went north some
time since on account Of lll-health, writes that
his condition Is somewhat improved by the
change. Frank LAWYER, Chicago; A.
II. Blanchard and daughter, New York; Miss
Louisa Fisher, New York; NJ. A. Hough and
wife, Highland. KY; Jno. g: Bell, Newark, N.
New York; Mrs. +. A. Brinckls, Philadelphia;
Van Pelt, Chicago; A. B. Appleby and wife,
Sp0tswOOd, N. j.; A. g. Catlett, Camden, n. j.;
F. ]. Charlton, Indiana, and ]. Milliken De-
catur, ILL.,, are at Wnlards-The heat of yes
terday increased the debility OF ex-President
Arthur, and he was able to see but few call
ers.--A. @. ROgus, U. s. n; George H. Fletcher,
New York; A. d. Leman, Arizona; Atella Cox,
Louisville, KY, and E. stein, Philadelphia, are
at the Ebbitt-Among the arrivals at the
Hygeis hotel, Old Point Comfort, Va, from
Washington are NJ. Heating and wife, Rev.
]. B. Gray, Mrs. Edwin L. Stanton and daugh-
ter, George NJ. Finckel and John Coughlin.-
Mr.. E Heidenheimer and daughter sailed yes
terday from New York for an extended tour
through Europe.