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TyHE BERLTTZ SCHOOL. OF LANGUAGES
Il Washington, D. c., (123 14th st. n.w.l
And in the principal other cities.
Trial lessons free. New terms begin now. my4
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EIprs.aP P.sEnrs nlelsn.

CIScINNATI,0. June 4,-Ths Van Vert
o., National Bank received yesterday by
the United States express from the Union
National Bank, OF this city, a package
purporsing to contain $4,000, but when
opened was found to be filled with cotton
pasteboard and railroad advertising bills
The package should have reached Var
Vert on Wednesday. The money clerk
who received 1t here says he sealed it with
green wax. The way bill for the run ol
Tuesday evening had the package mark
ed short. When received the package
was sealed with red wax. The delay oi
twenty.tour hours in transit Is not yet ex'
planned, but will doubtless give q clue to
the robber.
No thorough investigation Of the method
Of substitution can be made here. Super
intendent Cone, ot Toledo, Is looking into
the matter. The package would pass oveI
three roads and through the hands oI
three messengers between here and Van
Vert. This could easily explain q TWEEN.
ty,four hours' delay. The package wa
not sealed by the money clerk here, hav.
ing been previously sealed by the bank.
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SEwslS uRrEF.

Oscar Neebe, a Chicago Anarchist, has
been admitted to $4,000.
A copper Domb, with clock-work attach.
ment, has just been found in Chicago.
Great damage to crops by grasshoppsrs
and army worms is reported from Knox
county, o.
Captain Solomon Malbon, and old river
steamboat captain, died at New Albany,
Ind, age seventy-nine.
Near CofTeyville, Idaho, John Stevens,
q mulatto, killed 1--we persons with an axe
-four men and woman.
Jack Burke and Pete Nolan are In active
training for q bruising match Of Chester
Park, Cincinnati, June IL. ..
A Young Mems Republican Club, with
q membership oi f0rty.seyen, has been or
RaniEsd at Chattanooga, Tenn.
Frank Bourne, q we'll known Kentucky
horss.thiei, killed himself BY cutting his
throat near NiCholasville, Ky.
Three men were hanged yesterday, two
At Winchester, Va, and one at lebanon,
Tenn, all protesting their innocence.
About Ave hundred kilograms, congtat-
ulating the President on his marriage,
have been received OF the White House.
Albert Keep has been elected President
The Chiclgo and Northwestern Railroad.
The net earnings oi the road Tor the last
year are estimated At S4,700,000.
Three men have been arrested at Rich.
mond, Ind, for nallclOusly pushing q car
from q siding upon the main track ai
night, and causing the wreck Of passen.
ger train,
Samuel Wallace, candidate for Auditor
Of 0 Wen county, Ind, is reported short on
his accounts As cashier oi the Exchange
Bank Oi Spencer 10 tue amount Of twenty
thousand dollars,
During the present session there have
been introduced In the United statei
House Of Representatives Q,2l5 bills anC
| i5s Joint resolutions, OF total Of Q, ,393
The bills that have passed the House mum
Der 9S2. ......
Rival Democrats In Hon. Ben IeFevfe'
Congressional district in Ohio, are plottin
iot the distinguished stAtesman's oveI
throw. They hats begun BY bellitling th
great works which he has done iof bis coz
! Sltuehts,
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TaE disability Of Secretary Manning to
continue the discharge Of his duties as the
head Of the Treasury Department Is 8
clear case Of overwork. Perhaps Mr..
Manning made the mistake, not 1ncom-
mon to men in public life, Of trying todoit
all himself. The direction OF 80 great an
establishment is enough for any man. II
his services are OF any value to the coun.
try,A pays to have the details attended to
bycapabe subordinateS. The resignation
d no surprise, for IL has been understood
that Mr.. Mannins's recent attack had
made it unsafe for him 10 remain at hiG
place, and he is not the kind Of man 10
desire 10 hold an office which he has nc
hope Of being able TO ali. The President
ought to have accepted the resignation.
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EXECUTIVE MANSION,


My DBAR MR. MANStSa.-I have re-
ceiyed your lettor in which your lesigna-
ion is tendered az Secretary Of the Treas.
iry. The sentiments therein contained
are entirely In keeping with the devotion
TO public duty, and the loyalty TO the In
terests OF the government which has char.
Ictefized your relations 10 the present Ad.
ministratton. am not surprised
though much impressed BY the con-
cern which you evince for the
correction OF the abuses and the inaugu'
ration OF the reforms 10 which In your
letter YOU allude, and which have been 30
often topics Of our anxious consultations.
have hoped that the day was at hand
when the party 70 which we belong, in.
huenced largely by faith and confidence
in you, and In the wisdom Of your views
would bequickened inthesense Of respon.
sibillty and lead 10 more harmonious
action upon the important questions with
which you have TO deal,
You have placed your resignation In my
hands. MY responsibility here begins,
and I know that the responsibility will be
met and the wishes ot the people oil the
land fully answered when ask you 10
postpone Tor awhile any lnslstence upon
he acceptance Of your Hesignatlon, and
that your fnal conclusion thereon may
30 delayed until the effects ol continued
fest and freedom from official care upon
yoir condition may be better tested.
therefore earnestly request you 10 accept
leave Of absence until the first day oI
October next, when II you desire II the
question Of your resignation may be re-
Sumed with perhaps better means Of judg
| ing all the iacts and probabilities which
should be considered ID lh Discrimination
In considering your proposed restgna
ton should be strongly inCllned BY my
personal regard and friendship, ant
By the value Of your services 10 the coun
Try, 10 beg you 10 at once and entirely
abandon your inclination 10 rellnqulst
your part Of an arduouS duty, but / an
convinced that should not do this, ant
that ali Suggeet and ak should havl
youF welfare and safety at heat
Hoping that you will consent 10 thi
augVestlon and trusting that your encour
IaQina progress towards restoration 4
healih may continue, lam faithfully
Your Friend, GRoVGR CLEVELAND.
Hon. Dani.l Manning, Secrslaty@ 7reaturi
Secretary Manning has accepted "a
PfSsidenps suggestion, and will allow hi
fekiRnalion 70 lie over until the end oI hi
leave Of absence. u,
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HAVING A soFr SNAP.
The Picnic the Reporters are having at
Deer Park Now,

The PIonie the Reporters are having at
Deer Park Now.
A Baltimore reporter was In the city
last night on his way to Chicago. He was
among the advance guard Of the press
gang to arrive at Deep Park after the fact
was definitely known that the President
and his bride would spend the honey.
moon there. He was relieved yesterday
by another man, and did not appreciate
the relief. He said:
II tell you we were having a picnic
there. There was Just four Of us al frat,
but now there's the Lord knows how
many They don't stay still long enough
to count 'em. II they kept on coming as
fast as they did up till left there's about
thousand Of 'em now. The first train In
the morning after Grover and Frank ar.
rived brought sixteen fellows, and they've
been coming ever since. Nav York,
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Pittsburgh, Gin.
Cinnau and Chicago had men there yes
terday, and to-day every paper In the
land has its own man or somebody that
represents II. The Associated Press and
United Press were on deck early, ,'and the
news bureaus have q BOOM"
"What do the boys DOT"
"some oi EN- rlgged up q fishing tackle
and went fishing; some are shooting birds
with revolVets, and none are working
very hard. We broke q window Of the
special car lying there for the President I;
that was an accident, We were tossing a
base ball. Then We climbed In and open.
ed the other windows Rather than have
the car demolished the conductor opened
II, and we took possession.
Whenever good lis strikes one OF the
boys, he lets one or two others In, Then
the other fellows think they're acooped
on II, and rsvanp Il next day. There IA
really nothing 10 write there but what
you imagine.
"You ought 10 see the BOYS come break.
ing for the station when the train COMES
inl You would think there was q conyen.
tion somewhere In the Aelghborhooi, ia
as good as aVaCatlon, | tell you. l wanted
10 stay"
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PITTSBURGH, Pa, June AIN an inter.
view on the Cleveland convention to.
night General Master Workman Powderly
stated that everything he asked was grant
ed. 1--WE had no law TO limit the indls
criminate use Of the boycott, the entering
into Of ill.advised strikes. Now we have
given TO the Executive Committee OF
Board the power to intervene and ascer.
tain the cause and effect OF these moves
before we sanction them. We reserve
the power TO strike and boycott be.
cause instances may arise when both are
imperative, but they are the last results
and are subject 10 Limitations. There was
no necessity OF such strikes Rs the late
outbreak In the Southwest. That was
without the consent Of the Executive
Board; but there was no legislation to
enable 1t to act. Under the new law we
appointed six assistants TO the Executive
Board. They are iudiciously distributed
and as soon as trouble 10 reported the
Board or myself telegraphs the man near.
est 1t TO investigate and report at once"
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PITTSBURGH, June 4.-The coke syndi.
cate notified the miners Of the Amalga.
mated Association that their demands for
another advance In wages will not be
granted. The syndicate will confer with
. committee Of miners at Eyerson, Pa, on
Monday, and II the men insist upon the
increase the operators say they will with.
draw the recent voluntary advance Of ten
percent. In that event another strike
throughout the Connellsville region Is
Quite nrohAhla.
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PITTSBURGH, June 4.-A strike Of the
Fourth pool miners is threatened. The
men employed in the American mines
have been notified Of reduction in their
wages Of | cent per bushel, 10 take effect
tomorrow. II 10 expected that the other
operators will follow the example Of the
American Mining Company and make the
reduction gen raj. Ths miners say they
will strike rather than submit 10 another
rndnrlInh.
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sr. LOUIS, June 4.-The officers Of the
Amalgamated Council Of Building Trades
met this morning and officially declared
the planning mill strike ended. The men
numbered about 1000. They went out
some time ago because their employers
refused TO grant them eight hours as full
working day. At the meeting tits morn.
ing the strike was declared a failure and
the men were ordered To return to work
as soon % possible.
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TaE retirement OF Mr.. Manning would
have taken from the Administration Ia
strongest prop. Mr.. Manning has beer
the one sagaCious politician in the oabi
net. He was wise enough to know thai
the Administration had nothing to gair
from Mugwumpery, that 1t must be Dem
Ocraic or nothing. The condition OF the
party indicates his judgement, which has
not prevailed in Cabinet councils. Per
hAps the President has determined to b.
guided hereafter more by Mr.. Manning
advice.
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EVANSVILLE, ISD., June 4,-A special
from Bonneville, Warrick county, states
that John s. Gentry, while under the in.
ausnce Of liquor got into an alteration
with-Dr. Agee yesterday afternoon and
cut the laGter's throat. Agee died in Ave
minutes. They lived at Ssephensport, a
few miles north Of Bonneville. Gentry
was Democrat and Agee q Republican.
A political dispute was the occasion Of
the murder. Agee ia q brother Of the
Lieutenant Governor Of Nebraska.
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WARRINGTON, b. O., June 4.-The White
House was open to visitors a. usual to.
day, but every trace Of the wedding deco.
fations had disappeared, aud there was
nothing In the appearance Of the mansion
10 recall the Cetsmony.
In the official portion Of the house the
clerical staff WA busy addressing and en-.
closing neatly engraved wedding an.
nonnCements. In plain script, on white
American paper, the announcements we're
engraved, and read simply "Mr. Grover
Cleveland aud Miss Frances FOlsom-maf.
fied Wednesday, June 2, 1SsO-ExeCntlye
Mansion, WMhInglon." These were ad.
dressed 10 the members Of tha Cabinet,
Supreme Court, Senate, House, Diplomatic
Corps, 10 the Lieutenant. General and Ad.
mlFAl, aud 10 prominent official and peI.
sonAl friends, and friends Of the PFeeId ent
and hlS BRIDE In Albany and Buffalo.
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THGs from Democrat resting in The
vslgs Of the "dark bills OF Monroe
ought to satisfy all doubling Ohio Demo
Gratis that the flight Of their representa-.
tives in the Senate was great political
mistake, The Monroe County Democrat
says Of them: "They ought to be fur
nished with ten.cent rubber ring and q
nttler, and sent to q hospital for found
lings until they recover and learn enough
Dattend to the duties for which they
were elected"
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NRw YoRK, June 4.-The business
failures occurring throughout the country
during the last seven days as reported to
r G. Dunn & Co., number for the United
States 100, and for Canada 27 or q total oil
1877, as compared with a total Of lS0 last
week and 1877 the week previous TO last
Mere than ons.hali OF the casualties are
reported by Western and Pacific States.
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JrsE hereafter, while in horticultural
sense It will still remain the month otroSes
and still contain that rare day the poel
dreams Of, ought to be dubbed the Mem
oable Month OF Marriages, borrowing
l,om Burchard on this occasion, II you
please, though small thanks to him fol
ths disaster.
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CoLVNBuS, o., Nov. s, 1SS5.-Five years
ago | had terrible attack Of vertigo, with
about three weeks illnsa. Physiclahs did
me little, II any good, Extremely nervous
Tired. Pain In the stomach. Gould mol
titinate at all at one time. Had bleeding
piles. Took eighteen bottles Of Wafnef'l
sale cure, with Warmers sale pills. Have
not bad q pain OF ache since. Never have
used any other medicine. cannot Say
enough iot iL-F. q. BAILEY, 30 8. Ninth
street,
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BRooktYS, June 4.-About 1000 spec
tators saw the game between the Brooklyn
and Cincinnati clubs to-day. The home
club played poorly up to the eighth inning
when they got on TO Mullans's curves
and batted them all over the lot. They
earned runs and scored eight. MullAne
had pitched q good game up TO that point
when he gave out The score was:
Innings zee. ........D... 7t4tt7s
SiSst1igsu p,Sstigs.....::.....:: ~
Earned runs, Cincinnati 2; Brooklyn 10
Two base hIts. Bufch, Mcclellan. three
base hits, PlChney, Phillips. Wild pitches,
Mullsne 5. Passed balls, Peoples |. First
base on balls, Cincinnati 81 Brooklyn 2.
Eirst base hits, Cincinnati s; Brooklyn IA.
Errors, Cincinnati q Brooklyn .. Umpire
RFa1lAV
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WHAT a nice thing it would have beer
Il the President and Miss Folsom hat
slOped. 1.-THE President was 90 dead Se
on being married on the quiet he ought
to have dragged his intended bride from
the revenue cutter, reached shore in
tug boat and been married by the Mayo
OiNsw York. The quarter.ot.G-hundred
s1clusiys-guest-wedding will never be for
given by the thousands who have beer
outraged and whose vanity was piqued.
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LONDON, June 4.-Ths Pail Aaa GdietIet
commenting on Mr.. Blaine's correction Of
he report Of his Portland speech says: III
d quite in accordance with Nj. Blaine'i
character to burl insults and then retraci
them. Mr. Blaine 10 . public man whose
support iS almost Q discredit. He 10 nov
polinp TO gain the next nomination Of The
Republican party 10 the Presidency. II
he succeeds Il is pretty sale 70 say that
miracle will repeat the rebuff II gave him
Two Veafa aVn ~
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Typos Meeting.

PlrrspuR0H, June 4.-The annual meet.
ing OF the International typographical
Union will begin at Lafayette Hall on
Monday and continue throughout the
week. About 139 delegates are expected,
representing every leading city in the
union. Delegates from San Francisco,
Philadelphia and Louisville arrived To-.
day. A picnic will be held at McKee's
Rock on Monday and banquet at the
hall on Thursday evening.
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NEW YoRK, June 4,-sherla Grant has
summoned a panel Of 100 jurors for Mon
day next to appear before Judge Barrett
in the Court OF Oyer and Tsrminer. On
that day District Attorney MARITIME will
move for the trial Of ex.AldermAn VIM
P. Kirk for alleged bribing in connection
with the Broadway Railroad franchise,
Mr.. Matine promised Kinks counsel a
weeks time to prepare for the defense,
and by agreement Judge Barrett will give
at least that delay. The trial will be more
sensational than Jaehne's was.
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THREE co!ored men were hanged yester
day, two in Virginia and one in Tennes
see, Each Of them declared his innocence,
well knowing that his declaration wOulc
not save him; and in each case the evi
dsncs seemed to be conClusive. 1t IL
always sad to think that the law may
have made capital mistake.
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LEFT WITHOUT A HOME,
The Civil Service COmmisslOn Likely h
Become vsgTantS,

WAsHISoroS, D. O., June 4.-Ths Civil
Service Commission are very indignant al
Messrs. Randall and Holman over theil
action yesterday in leaving them practi'
Cally without the means to secure an office
room. They are disposed to regard it as
q fight on civil service reform,
The principal difficulty Is over the lsas-
ing OF the old Chinese legation house on
H street by the commission for their own
use. They must vacate the Agricultural
Building July |, and had leased the H
street house at s, 400 q year, Randall and
Holman heard OF the extTavaganCs and
sent for them to come TO the Capital. They
had q conference with the Appropriation
Committee yesterday, and they say that Mr.,
Randall seemed highly amused with the
probability that they would be turned
into the street, He intimated that the
House would not be paid for II he could
help 1t. Secretary Lamar, who, as head
OF the Interior Department, was the re-
sponsibls official in the hiring, does not
know what will be the outcome.
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BASE BAL.
PlItSburEh Defeats AtniStIo Two to one.
| The Other lamea.

Pittsburgh Defeats AtnIStic Two to one.
The Other GansL
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, June 4.-Matthews
seemed to-day to have lost his cunning
for once and was batted in very free
manner by the Pittsburgh. He was also
very wild, and in addition he received
miserable support from the field. Calvin
was batted freely In the third and seventh
innings and his support was not good by
any means. The attendance was L, 400.
I1nlng,. ,..................."II ?s ?st$S5SS
Pit1burVh. h...,...........-.-O 224 1877 2 "-lt
Earned runs, Athletic, 4; Pittsburgh, 4
Two base hits, stovey, Larkln, Carroll,
Mann, Smith. Passed balls, Miller, J.
First base on balls, of Mathews, 1; Gal
vim, 2. First base hits, Athletic, 10; Pitts
burgh, IS. Errors, Athletic, 10; Pitts
burgh, Q, Umpire funison.
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LOUISIANA, No., June 4.-Gold has been
discovered within a mile Of this city on q
tract ot land belonging 10 Samuel kim.
A sample Of the ore was sent 10 the Assay
Odice al Denver and q certificate has been
tetutned showing II valued at - per ton
gold, 81, silver. 81, I.I .|
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requested to continue to act as Secretary
until that time, and has consented to do so.
Secretary Manning and wife, accom-,
panied by Joseph Miller, Commissioner o.
1ntsrnal Revenue, and Ms. Miller, will
leave Washington tomorrow afternoon
Tor Hot Springs, Va.
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Broken strikes,

PITTSBURGH, Pa, June 4.-ThO strike
Of the Westmoteland County coal miners
has been broken and q general rssump.
tlon is expected In a few days. Al q
meeting at lfWins, Pa, last evening, the
men agreed 10 accept hfty.Hve cents per
ton, two weeks pay and no discrimination
as 70 employees. The strike Affected over
2 900 men,
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IL the President catches any trout in
tbe dshsd.out stream at Deer Park 1t will
be because our esteemed fellow citizen
Henry q. Davis has kindly put them
there for presidential catch.