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From WALL street To-day

NEW YORK, May 25.-The stock market
opened weak this morning w:;h first rfices
generally u TO 4. per cent below last svening's
fnal prices, while Union Pacific WIS down 4,
and Delaware and Hudson L. In the early
trading there were further smRis declines of u
10 Il per cent, but the market syol rallied and
advances were made ranging frnD 1. To "a per
cent, Lackawanna and Jersey central leading
the rise. Toward i L o'clock there were some
slight reactions, and at IL a. IN. the
market Is quiet and steady. 1ne principal
business WIS in ST Paul, followed by Lake
Shore, Lackawanna, Western Unian and Erie.
Con. Gas was again active and weak losing II,
per cent. but IL regained a small potion Of this
loss In the latter part of the hour
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PERSONAL

CTOP THIEF!-IF THE WHITE WOMAN AND
~ half grown girl that stole the Peonies Jacaueni-
not and Gorle de Dion roses from the garden of Mr.
JUDD l4th ST. extended, on sunday evening will call
again person viii be in waiting conduct them to
the ponce station Its
Mrs g. E. KANT TAKES PLEASURE IN AN
AVA nouDclng that she has secured the large and
c0minodious house AS 9l2 L NV. from June Ist
where she viii be pleased 10 all her former pa
IRONS my22-1Ut*
LII CLASSES DETECTIVE BUSINESS TRANS
acted thoroughly; expert shadowers; confidential
WASHINGTON DETECTIVE AGENCY, 926 F st.
NV. WILLIAMS x co. myl3-Im
4 1IViL SERVICE Observation-Disclosures
~ and answers on all subjects. Send TEN cents
IVY INSTITUTE,
app I-lm~ Southwest cor Sth and X SITS. NV
ON ACCOUNT OF THE HEAVY DEMAND
Supon US we are now prepared to pay full value for
Gents Second hand Clothing. Address or calIat
'JUsTHS Ole stand" 61S D St NV. ocS-7m
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Rals,u,ore wnrSe,.;

BALTIMORE, Mn. May 25.-viryin4 nxes mast
due coupons. e3lz; DO new threes. e4lss ren-foruo
39is bid to-day.
BALTIMORE. Nh. May 25.-Custo. steady
mlddling. sl-a9l- Flour dull and nors ~ lily steady
Mheat-souii sern quiet; western lou - and dull
southern red S;sao6; southern amber s.reO No. z
western wlnter red. spot. sS.is bid, est; June
S4aS4ls August s4isto4la oorn-sor.lerD lower
and quiet western lowe and dull-souir .rn white
s2aio: do. yeiiow, s2a4S: western miN;c- spot and
May, 45s45le: jan. s4ssa45; july s5isa45A
Oats dull and '.t5r-SVatIern, 3sHk !; western
white, sGa4.; western mixed :Ss,aSs: ~ nnsyly anit
Aoa42- i.ye-toA's. ..5u74 ProylsiolEs firm Eggs
easy, 12ai2i3 t'-iT5i.Ju lower fefiT.ei q sugar
higher-A sof., O.: copper refined log and dun.
eSsalO. ahl~Ny Siss.E, liza no. = ler articles
unchanged. Frv.shts Liverpool per amer quiet
cotton, 3Ibc-. Hour, L., CraIu. 3&tRs keccipn-
-four. 2,.u9 barrels: wht4f. 1880 shells: corn,
LIB Ut,U bushels: Oats. 5000 husLelS Shipments
flour, Ella >rir,--tvHcal. .f,e svU busI,eis;
Coru III el TINS
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The >,asue Of ss~ns1 ia.

FROM the New lork
Never was an honor better y kriicd by any
public man than fhis which Ms. kUutelle-w who
himself gained distinction Ia ia naval service
during the war-noy moves tufk fess To pay TO
the memory Mr. Stanton. Hl f1ervlces were,
indeed, as ilus,Tious f. Jhey weSs disinterest-
ed. He gave every moment, EEery thought,
every fibre of his being, 10 lhe vsst duties that
were Entrusted ~ him, ond-lL IL Dol tao much 10
say that without HIM the Tor the Union
could not have been brought u the successful
issue which history now relates.
THE Snow BRINGS CLILBLAISs, and 81
Jacobs Oil brings relief IL cong " pain.
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I'd EDITION.
--latest kilograms to TlG Star.
THE MYSTERY DEEPENS.

Miss Folsom Reported as Saying she IL
Not Going to Marry Mr.. Cleveland.
BUFFALO, May 25.-The Commercial I'D
rertiser in an editorial to-day says: Letters re-
ceived in this city from Buffalo women in
Paris. and who have personally seen the young
woman whose name has been mentioned as
that of the intended wife of President Cleve-
land, report that the mortified girl positively
declares that she is not going to marry MIR.
Cleveland
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Washington stock Exeh~vre.

Inc following changes from Yesterday, quotations
on the Washington stock Exchange are ,oted to-day;
L. :. 4i2-. 1891 coupon, ll2la bid. liza, asked L.
y Ais 1901, registered, llll. bid llls. asked q.
> As, coupon l25.s bid. l26 asked z :. As regis
tered, l25as bid. l2o asked d. q. Mar stock IS
1892, currency, 1884, Did. 5oyear fund Tess le2s
currency, 1884, bid, lls7s asked. Buyer fund os
1902. coin. l21 bid. Washington and % > Fgetown H
X. bonds, lilo nd. Metropolitan H. II cock. lo3is
Did, lo4iz sskej. WASH ngton Gas. 80 bd 3si. ed
National Union ms 20 bid. ~ askss GERMAN
American ms l42bid Potomac ms, $500. Rags
ms, 6A bid. Washington Market stOckl 80 bid, -
asked. Bank vi Washington, lsll, bid 'reaI Falls
Ice. l34ls Did. Penn iel. 90, 45A< - :! asked.
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Oleomargarine iu the District.

HOW GEN. HENDERSON WAS TOLD 1T WAS MApR.
Gen. Henderson in the oleoma rgarine debate
In the House to-day said he had
had described 10 him the method OF making
oleomargarine in Washington. lie was
told that they took dead horses dogs
cats and all sorts of dead animals
some OF which had been shot for rabies, and
boiled them up into oeomargarine, which WAS
sold 10 the people OF the District for butter.
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The Cabinet Meets To-Day.

All the departments were represented at the
cabinet meeting to-day, except the State and
War departments. The Secretary OF State
went TO New York last evening TO
attend the funeral of Mrs. Pendleton. ON ac
count of his absence it is assumed that there
was nothing more than an informal discus
ton oi the fishery troubles. No Information
has been received at either the State or Treas.
ury departments regarding the seizure of The
Sisters al Portland 50 that that matter has moi
yet been officially considered.
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EIt.

APPLEBY: On Monday. May "a. 1850, FRANK.
LIN STEELE APPLEBY, born May 4, 1855, Of
George f. and katharine y Ailpeby.
BROWN. On May -, loS0, WILLIAM n.
BROWN, ST., us ID street southeast, with aporlexy.
Funeral 1t Oak HlL Chapel hafpast twelve
p N. "Wednesday.
GATOR AT Anacostia Tuesday morning,
May %, 1880, CHARLES Rl LAND. only child Of Al
bert and Levenh Gator. aged SIX months and Gtssa
days.
God"
Funeral will take place on wednesday afser, on q
4:3O Relatives ana friends invited TO atten1
Upper Marlboro papers please copy
SMITH. On the morning Of May Path, 1850,
after brief illness, E. WILLARD SMITH. tsmsrty
OF Detroit, Mich, In the seventeen OF HE ge -
Funeral from his late residence, 2o03 4 NV
Wednesday. MAY 18th, ut pm 2s
soRRELL. On the Afternoon of 23d inst, e tSs
residence OF her brother in law. IN Baltimore p RAH
J. 6ORRELl. widow of the late James II. sotrl an
daughter Of Martha and the late William MAfen-
Dear SISTER thou art gone to rest, =
Thine Is an early tomb;
Bot Jesus summons thee away q
Thy savior called thee home
Funeral services win be held 81 the bou4 Of hsr
brothernlsw J. o. Miller 32e street soul .easl, e
o'clock y. M. "Wednesday the 18th inst lneives
and friends invited 10 attend.
-
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Nominations To-day.

The President sent the following nomin nations
TO the Senate to-day:
John }. Finch, TO be collector OF customs for
the district OF Sandusky, Ohio.
To be receivers OF public money-Amos J.
Harris. at kirwin, Hans. Alexander H. Baker
az Grand Island, Neb; Ezra W. Miller, at
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The Mozart Musicale at Richmond.
Special Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR
RICHMOND, VA, May 25.-The Mozart musi-
Gale, always one Of the events OF the Richmond
musical season, was held last night and was
great success. Miss Mollie A. Byrne the
soprano, OF Washington, who participated
made an excellent impression.
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AMONG THE PRESIDENTS CALLERS to-day
were Rev. Henry Ward Beecher, Senators
Coke, Mcmillan, Blair and Maxey, Representa-
tives Cox, Campbell (Ohio), Adams, King,
Crout, Murphy, McAdoo, Morrow with Mr. and
Spriggs, Lowrey with Mr.. Owen Black of In
diana, and McMillin; j. NJ. Weston and Willard
Kingsley Of Michigan, Chas. A. Soteldo of the
Venezuelan legation, A. K. Van Bokkelen of
Wilmington, N. c.; Rev. Tennis S. Hamlin and
Judge Strong.
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District Government Anair..

INVESTIGATING r WHIPPED Boys COMPLAINT.
To-day Horace Edward, the orphan son OF
the late Isaac Brinkley, who has for some
months past been in the Industrial Home
School, was taken before the commissioners
By Officer c. w. O'NeiI, OF the Humane society.
The boy is ten years Of age and states that for
looking out Of the window Superintendent
Stockbridge whipped him, bruising and cutting
the flesh. The Commissioners directed DR.. Nc
Kim TO make an Investigation.
INSPECTION OF SCHOOL HOUSES.
Engineer Commissioner Ludlow has directed
Plumbing Inspector Robinson to make q thor
ough examination Of the condition OF all the
school houses in this District with reference to
their sanitary needs aud wants and make re-
port to him.
XISCELLANEOUS.
The Commissioners have granted d. N. Mef-
iord permission to tire great gun invented by
him at point on the Eastern branch, at the
extreme end OF Pennsylvania avenue, provided
the chief of police Is satisfied and proper pre-.
cautions observed.
The Commissioners have accepted the pro-
posal OF w. b. Moses OF May 22d, 1885. TO de-
posit surplus earth on 0 street, between 22d
street and Kock creek for the sum OF i've cents
per cubic yard.
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General Foreign News.

MEDAL FOR LIEUT. GREEDY.
LONDON, May 25.-At q meeting of the Royal
Geographical society last evening the Marquis of
Lorne, who presided, handed to United States
Minister Phelps the founders medal, presented
by the society TO Lieut.. Greedy.
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The house OF lords yesterday by q vote OF 149
TO 1877 rejected the second reading OF the bill
iegatztng marriage with deceased wtfe's
sister.
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PATENTS IssUED-Patents have been issued
to citizens of the District, as follows: Bobert s.
Lawrence, carburetor; Frederick A. Lehman
proportional diyider.
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NEW QUARTERS FOR THE CIVIL SERVICE
The civil service commission have leased, with
the consent of the Secretary of the Interior, the
Kennedy house. The rent per year is $4,000.
The present quarters in the annex of the Agri-
cultural department are needed by the depart
menC.
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A Mere Question.

To the Editor of THE EVEN STAR:
My twenty-five years of close, uninterrupt ed
reading of The STAR has made it an esteemed
household friend whom 1 can occasionally
scold as we'll as admire. Now about the ..Cogs-
well fountain" From all that is apparent il
seems that a, perhaps, somew hat eccentric Cali
iornlan has, at his own cost, presented oar city
las some othersl with what Is really neat
and ornamental drinking fountain. Now In.
stead of abusing and negectng this gilt why
not supply IL with water and thus make il
what 1t was intended to be,-a congenien &c to
hundreds Of thirsty citizens and "A meek but
practical temperance advocate, as we'll as
neat and tasty piece Oh architecture by the
barren wayside7 s.
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CHICAGO, May 25.-The American society of
mechanical engineers will hold its thirteenth
seIni-annuai session in Chicago, commencing
this evening. The society comprises within its
membership the leading engineers from all
Of whom are eSnected t. ,e nresent at iSa
meeting, which will continue four days.
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THE BEER BOTTLE CAsE.-The Court ia Gen.
eral Term yesterday affirmed the judgment of
the court below in favor OF the defendant in the
case Of the POrtner Brewing Co. against J. Ii.
Collins to replevtn 0 number OF beer bottles
marked "Robt. Portner, Alexandria, Va"
When the case was heard below Judge Merrick
instructed the jury TO md for the defendant,
because the plaintiff had failed 70 furnish evil
dence legally sufhcient to support the plain
tiffs assertion OF fraud in reply 10 the defend
ants plea OF the statute Of Limitations, and SO
evidence.
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over Three Hundred Clerical and Lay
Delegates % Assemble Here TO.mOr-
row.
The convention OF tho Diocese Of Maryland
VIII, as stated In THE STAR, assemble in the
Church OF the Epiphany, In this city, tomorrow
At 10 am. Morning prayer having been said
at 8 Am, the services at 10 O'Clock will be the
litany and holy communion. The sermon will
be preached by the Rev. ]. II. Ecciesion, DID,,
rector Of Emmanuel church, Baltimore. The
bishops address will probably be given soon
after the opening services. The morning ses-
sion each day win begin at 10 O'Clock. 1t re.
mains for the convention itself to TX other
hours. Last year there were two daily sessions:
the nrst from 10 Am. TO pm; the second, be-
certain, that the same arrangement may be
made this year.
Among important matters to come before the
convention are the report of the committee on
the proposed changes in the Book of Common
Prayer and the report OF the committee on i'm
proved methods Of clerical support: IL is en.
pected that there will be one hundred and sixty
clerical and As many lay delegates present.
The convention will elect the standing commit
tee OF the diocese for the year and also dele
gates to the general triennial convention.
The Ball Players.
THE NATIONALS AGAIN DEFEATED BIZ THE DE-
TRoTT NINE-orHER GAMES YESTERDAY.
The Nationals were again unfortunate in their
game with the strong Detroit club yesterday
and were defeated by score OF to 4. They
hit the ball hard and often, but Shaw was
unusually wild and contributed materially to
the defeat The Nationals have met with little
success Oh their western trip, having failed 10
secure victory. Almost invariably, however,
they have played good ball, which fact inspires
hope that on their own grounds they viii be
able TO increase the winning figures on the rec
ord. Kansas City, the other "tail-ender," is well
ahead OF US now, but IL must be remembered
that they have gained their victories OF late on
the home grounds. When the Nationals secure
another battery they will be in good condition
70 meet all corners. The East Washington club
defeated the Capitals yesterday by score OF )
to Is.
GAMES ELSEWHERE YESTERDAY.
At Kansas City-kansas City, 8; Boston, q.
At st. Louis-St. Louis, 8; New York, IL. AT
Observation-Disclosures, 10; Cincinnati, 4. At
Observation-Disclosures, 5; Chicago, s. AT Bal.
timore-Baltimore, 5; Louisville,6 q.
Gas Consumers to Organise.
MOVEMENT TO FORM AN ASSOCIATION HERE
SIMILAR TO THATIN NEW YORK CITY.
A gas consumers association similar to the
one started in New York year ago and now
consisting Of over 100000 members, is about TO
be organized here. The preliminary meeting
will be held in psrlor 10, Wizards hotel, next
Friday evening. 1t is claimed that co-opera-
tive gas works will very materially reduce the
price of gas.
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Mxx j. II. PArxra
rMpCsurER


l1o7 0TnEyr NoRTHwHDI,5f
Having juss returned nom New YORK hsr ,&sporuH
tion 81 sUNnER sTYLks hssy,eg sFsiysE ~ =
EUhOPEAN BoNNETB AND HATS 81 k1usu2
rscness sAd sissAsss sessAalg esis.sa = sun
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More Veto Messaees.

The President has vetoed two Senate bills,
granting pensions to David w. Hamilton and
John d. Ham. The accompanying veto mes
sages state that in each case the President
fails to find sufficient foundation for the claim.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

FOR SALE-HOUSES.
YIoR sALE-NICELY, FINIsHEp HOUSES,
& LITTLEFIELD, l22e st NV. my223t
,ToR sALE-DEsIRABLEH HOUSE ON DEGREES
roSE 'h [fSR 0i iaas Rs oas
IToR sALE-Two DESIRABLE HOUSES, s
r6% Gafh TPd m lsas sPa St NV m ~ ns
FOR sALE-A HALL. CORNER AND sTH SITS.
STONE & LITTLEFIELD, 1926 st. NV. my22-3t
ITOR SALE CHEAP oNE-HALF OF AIRY
Castle Park, Mt Pleasant 11-room house and large
Pay91 Seous sausa Pns Of
INOR sALE-TwO HOUSES on lsT ST. 8. e.
near Pa LAY aye; rooms and bath; modern improve
myI4c2w APP HILL & CO.. 1888 st.
Il In the city of Alexandria, a fine s-story press
most desirable part Of the city, boat and
cars. and has al modern improvements with spacious
grounds and flower garden attached. VIII be sold
en spP sn 70 pa sis eW Real
and rekers Room = Market Building Ia aissandris.
II r A L E
New room house. near Iowa Circie...., So. 500
Brick room house 13ths ST. n.w..-...........3,0O 900
Brick. rooms, Vermont ave and Rst....i, 700
-'' ' heated i with furnace . IS. 500 500
rooms, on Boundary, near 14th............3 800
rooms IAN NV suitable for business $500
srccms, 14.h ST.. business property. 900
Brick store and dwelling. 18th 10000
Frame house 23d - 900
Do. on Franklin ....l 200
Do Do on Dunbar,on ave::......;..,;:- 500
Several Lots on St. bet 18th and Y4th sts
Also improved and unimproved property in all parts
my12-2w' 142s New York ave.
EoR SALE : FOUR NEW 2-sToKY BAY.
j. window S-room brick Houses. on 1st ST., betw
monthly i1s,a ments, at $4,000 PARKER & TOWN
SENE l4lS + ST. my11-2w
IGOR sALE-A BARGAIN-ON IOWA CIRCLE
window. stone steps and trimmings; containing four
teen rooms, laundry furnace, buffers pantry double
s s1s,Sss and all modern improvements Price,
a row of four new Houses on Capitol Hill; two
Improvements. Price, $4,000 tor all. or $4,000 and
new six-room Brick House on 9th st. Sc all mod
ern improvements Price. $500: a bargain.
row of five INV Houses on 22d St NV; al mod
Two new Give rooms and cellar each) Brick Houses
on the ns Navy Yard I'd, P Price, q; 250 each;
west. Price, 81 200 and 81 900 each.
., I've new dve-room Brick Houses southwest. Price.
The above are all good and for further
DANENHowER & SON.
NOR sALE-HOUsE 61O L ST n W.; EIGHT
rooms; good investment rents for $50 per month;
FOR SALE-UPON EASY TERMS, OR FOR
IL Rent-Stores and Dwellings 2O24 and POPS 14th
St These buildings have stores with large cellars
above al FRN j. wh of TING
National Mutual Life Association. 1920 F ST. ap2SI-m
NOR SALE-A VERY DESIRABLE SUBURBAN
cars two acres garden ruiz &c xppg % Holse
FIsKE & CO.. 1920 New York ave- apl9-2ms
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COMMISSIONERS OF INTERNAL REVENUE MIL
LER has returned from q visit to West Virginia

THE Treasury officials who went to Fortress
Monroe, Saturday. returned this morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-25

FALSE INDIAN MISUNDERSTANDING Commits
sioner of Indian Affairs Upshaw has received a
letter from Indian Agent Wright at the Rose
bud agency IN Dakota, in which he states that
agency are entirely without foundation and
that the Indians are quiet and peaceable.
Mr.. GOODRICH, OF Virginia, who was recently
appointed chief of the inspection division in
the Office of the Second Assistant Postmaster
General, was sworn in to-day.
CHEROKEE COURTS AS COURTS OF RECORD
The Secretary Of the Interior has made de-
cision which recognizes the Cherokee courts as
courts Of record when they possess the same
powers that courts in the states and terri
tories to be recognized as courts of record. This
decision will facilitate the making of contracts,
and will make1t unnecessary tor the parties in
a contract, or where q legal acknowledgment is
required, to 60 outside the territory.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-25

CHAMPION TENNIS PLAYERs.-The great ten
America Cricket grounds, in Baltimore, on the
4Jh and 5th OF June, is OF an event OF absorb
ing interest TO those interested in this game
Only six players will participate, but they are
the best In the country, as the following names
will indicate: MessrS. II. l.. Beekman, st.
Georges Q. G., New York; Walter V. Il. Berry,
Washington L. I. c., OF this city; q. NJ. Brinley,
Trinity College L. T. c., Hartford, Conn; j. $.
Alexander Moftet, Princeton L. I. c., Prince,
ton, N. J., and III. w. Slocum, jr., St George c.
c., New York. The playing will begin at about
IL O'Clock on each morning, and after the usual
intermission for dinner will be continued
through the afternoon. All games will be gov
erned by the rules Of the United states Ma
tionaI Lawn Tennis association. Mr. r. u.
Sears, champion Of America, will act as referee
and will play an exhibition game on Saturday
0fternOon.
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LIVELY PASSAGES IN THE oLEoMARGARr

LIVELY PASSAGES IN THE OLEoMARGARINR
DEBATE.
In the oleomargarine debate i'm the House
this Afternoon, noisy colloquy took place
between Mr.. Lawler, OF Illinois, and Mr. Hep
burn, of Iowa.
Mr.. Frederick took a hand with the assertion
that Chicago was used 10 fraud that IL
wanted TO palm IL OF on the whole country
lLaughter.l
Mr.. LAWYER did not relish this and replied
that Chicago to-day was one OF the most
healthy cities In the United States that It's death
country.
Mr.. Reed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-25

Mr.. FRANK BROWN, who has been ap-
pointed to succeed Mr.. Veazey as postmaster
at Baltimore, was at the department to-day
and filed his bond.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-25

: We have s1ses sss LoWEksr rE1cH - Gao.
~ Lass Nice, Son, Eany and Good Wearing Sooo -
mere nominal prfoe special lot Of No. 0vo4
shoes ere now offered e rsasced rassA csux a -
those handy satchels ana vs'Se, TrunkA ess ~ .
hand, which are cheap - dirt Eveiythts& . IL
..o asas and asae rsDns4 ~
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Col. RICHARD MIDDLEToNs FUNERAL.-The
funeral services OF the late Col. Richard Middle
ton were sOlemni1ed yesterday afternoon at
the Church OF the Reformation, under the aus
pieces Of the Loyal Legion and Post No. z Of the
Grand Army OF the Republic, OF which bodies
he was member. An immense congregation
attested the dead soldiers popularity by nliing
the church during the services there, which
were conducted by Rev. Mr.. Parsons At the
Congressional burying ground, where the re-
mains Were temporarily envaulted, the beauti-
tut funeral services OF the Grand Army were
conducted by Post Commander Lincoln, Of Kit
Carson Post, and Q salute fred NJ their close.
The pall-beaTers on the part OF the 10y al Legion
were Capts. John =. Carpenter, A. j. Huntoon,
w. n. Paxton, and n. L. Prince, and ON the
part Of Post No. 2, q. A. h, they were Col. L.
b. Cutler, CaptS. VIM. B. Brown, A. J. Cunning,
w. g Chase and Lieut. q. Livtugston.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-25

Robert Portner has entered suit against Wm.
4 Clayton 70 recover ~, O0O damages for al-
that he entered into . contract with CLAYTON In
Docen1bof, 1885. to erect for him three eouses
In square l6z, the same 70 b oompieted by
April !, 1855. For which he was 70 pay
y6se61.60 IN installments and the houses re-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-25

SUIT ON AN INDIAN AGENTS ACCOUNTS
The second controller has requested the solicitor
of the Treasury to bring suit against John s.
Shaw for the recovery of 1915, the amount dis
allowed in his accounts as an Indian agent in
1879
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-25

ing were the readings ct the signal once to-day:
5 .. M, "a; Q. M, 67s II .. M, 81; 3 ,. m,
"a Maximum, o3; m1nAmom, 90