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THE SOLDIERS GRAVES.
Program Of Memorial Services to be
Held by the Grand Army OF the
Republic.

The memorial day services to be held Monday
under the auspices of the Department Of the
Potomac, g. A. R., will begin at the Soldiers
O'Clock. and at Arlington at noon. The parade
Will take place at 10 O'Clock, in accordance
with the order published in THE STAR The
column will move from 10Th and d streets at
10 a. m. sharp, along the north side OF Penn
sylvanta avenue to 18th street, up 18th street
to Pennsylvania avenue, and west on Pennsyl-
vanfa avenue and NJ street, West Washington
to the Aqueduct bridge, where the parade will
pc dismissed. Brigadier General Gibson will
be the grand marshal and the Sd artillery will
escort the Grand Army posts.
Az Arlington there will be music by the Ma
commander J: b. Burke will preside; Mr. James
n. stewart will read q poem, and Hon John D.
Long, OF Massachusetts, deliver the Oration
Al tne soldiers Home, Prot d. ]. Evans will
read poem, and Thomas Mckee, OF Kit Carson
Post, NO, 2, deliver the Grafton. At the Con-
gressional cemetery Mr.. Dewitt c. Sprague, OF
and Iot Ch aGss, 20. H. win read poem.
fost, NO. z, deliver an Grafton. The soldfers'
graves at Battle Ground cemetery OAK Hill
cemetery and at the National cemetery In
Alexanorla, Will also be decorated by details
from the Department OF the Potomac.
Az the decoration Of the g, 500 graves at the
Nauonai cemetery at Alexandria, under the
direction OF Junior Vice Commander Isl. H.
smith, The Union Veteran Corps 6rst com
pany, ana committee Of twenty ladies viii
assist. The expedition, accompanied BY
sSnroeders band. will leave this city on the
lO:S0 Terry boat and be escorted by the Alex
andria Light Infantry. The orator VIII be Hon.
J. Johnston, OF Indiana, and MI. Virgins
viii be the poet
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GEN. SHERMAN DECLINES A CAR.
RIAGE.
He Marches with Ola Chicago Com
rades co Decorate Gen. Ransom's

rades 60 Decorate Gen. Ransom's
Grave.
CHICAGO, May 29.-General w. T. sherman
has arrived In the city. TO take part In the deco
ration ceremonies At the grave of Gen. Ransom
at Rose nm to-day. The general is looking re-
markably well and expressed his periecfwilling-
ness and ability 20 march In the procession
this morning with his old comrades of the
Grand Army OF the Republic. lie declined
the otter OF a carriage. The general stated that
he had at last decided to remove his residence
from him To the east and he thought he could
not do better than to follow them. he had
rented his house IN ~. Louis and would leave
that city on July i. He would then go TO
oregon and California, attending the Grand
Army meeting. and on his return would take
up his permanent residence In New York.
CHEERING GENERALS SHERMAN AND TrREY.
The observance Of the ceremony Of decorating
the graves OF the soldiers 10y the veteran organ
izatlons oi this city occurred to-day. The
marching column. composed OF posts or the
Grand Army ~ the Republic, Wa the largest
ever seen on the STREETS of Chicago any SINH
lar occasion. Ransom Post of ~. Louis was In
line, having come ~ the especial guests OF the
posts OF this city. Accompanying Ransom Post
was William I. sherman, who marched In the
ranks, ON the right Of the leading four. He was
| quickly recognized by the large waiting crowds
/ on the streets and WAS wildly trheered. Gen.
| Alfred Terry was also one OF the marchers and
was chcercd along the route. Gov. oglesby.
accompanied by several other gentlemen, &C.
| cupicd the only carriage in the column. The
veterans in line numbered four Thousand. The
the chief ceremonies of the day occurred. This
afternoon the veterans viii parade "A second
| time, when they Will be accom- panied by the
police and state military commands.
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Sudden Death Of Dean Levin.
STRICKEN DOWN BY APOPLEXY IN HIS ROOF
AT THE EBBITT.

SuOOen OcBtu Oh Dc0n Levin
STRICKEN DOWN BY APoPLEXY IN HIS ROOM
AT THE EBBITT.
Rev. DR.. Meyer Levin, the rector of Trinity
church, Marlboro, Nd, and dean of the Wash.
ington convocation, died suddenly OF apo
plexy last evening at the Ebbitt house, where
he has been staying while attending the do
cesar convention. He was about seventy years
slight apoplectic attacks, and while his death
came suddenly 1t did not surprise those that
knew him. During the convention which has
usual active snare In the proceedings and al
the session yesterday afternoon spoke once OF
twice. The delegates, however, had hardly
their loved associate. The deceased had com.
planned to Rev. =. 3. Avirett. who had been
reading to him. Of feeling very badly. MIR. Avi
turned found Dr.. levin suffering intensely
Rev. Alexander c. McCabe, OF Laurel, Nd, who
was also stopping ut the hotel, hearing of DR.
Lewin's illness, went to his room. A physician
was Immediately summoned, and when he
arrived he pronounced DIR. levin dying. DR.
minutes later and confirmed the statement
MIR. McCabe then said the commendatory prayer
OF the church Tor the dying and repeated the
Paret, who had LEFT the city, and Rev. DIR. Gle
sy, who was notified, sent word TO the sen and
daughter OF the deceased.
sOnal friend Of the deceased, has rendered tl
the bereaved family the gift Of a burial lot ir
YAK dlu cemetery, ana proposed, II his 0ffer b{
accepted, that the remains be inferred therein
after funeral service at Epiphany church or
Monday. Mr.. Corcoran also offers at his OWL
expense, TO remove the remains or Mrs. Levin
to the lot If agreeable to the family. DIR. Levin
was president of the standing committee OF the
diocese, delegate to the general convention, q
member Of the committee on canons OF the
diocese and dean OF the convocation OF Wash
tngton.
Mr. Corcoran called at the Ebbitt house THU
morning and met the friends OF the late dean
who had come together as soon as they heard
the sad intelligence OF his death. Nearly al
the Episcopal clergy called during the day and
many Of the latty. The deans son arrived
during the day, and his daughter was expected
this afternoon. The question OF the acceptance
OF Mr.. Corcoran's offer win be decided when the
daughter arrives.
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RECRUITS FROM SAN CARLOS.
Reservation Indians Joining Gerout.
rao's Band-Southern Arizona Terror.

CHICAGO, May pa special from Tucson.
Arizona, asserts that the Indian situation IL
growing serious. 1t As feared that a general
outbreak from the San Carlos reservation will
take place IL Is said there is no room for doubt
that the hostiles are being reinforced from this
reservation and that the long continued succesa
of the hoStiies has emboldened the Others.
Gen. Miles il very active and Is enlisung ran-
gers from the most determined men. COM
pany is being recruited at Tucson who will take
The field at once. Southern Arizona, it -
stated lis in astate of terror.
THREE HosTILEs KILLED AND sCALPED.
WILCOX. ARIZONA May 29.-On "Wednesday
night Indians attacked Jones Bros. rancho
near HoJkeTs, Hot Springs. The owners made
an effective defense, killing three Of the Indians,
whom they scalped.
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THREE HOsTILEs KILLED 4
The American Laryngological Associs.

Special Dispatch 20 THE EVENING STAR
PHILADELPHIA, May 29.-At a meeting OF
the eighth annual congress of the American
Laryngological association to-day. the following
officers were elected: President L. Fletcher In
gals, Chicago; first vice president. f. Carroll
Morgan, Washington. ID. c.; second vice presi-
dent, j. \. Mackenzie, Baltimore; secretary, u.
Bryson, Delavan, y. Y.
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kilograms to The Star.
MISSGL0YD'SASSAILANT UNCAPTURED
San Carlos Indians Joining GGrOnimO'S Band
DECORATING GRAVES IN CHICAGO.
A GOOD SHOWING FOR EIGHT HOURS.
Butler Expected to Defend the Anarchists.
THE GAITHERsBURG OUTRAGE
Several Men Arrested, but Not Identi-
fed by Miss GIoyd.
kilograms to The Star.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NCAPTURED
San Carlos Indians Joining GGrOnlm0'S Band
DECORATING GRAVES IN CHICAGO
A GOOD SHOWING FOR EIGHT HOURS
Butler Expected to Defend the Anarchists
Several Men Arrested, but Not Identi.
fed by Miss GIOyd.

THE EXCITEMENT IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY,
Nd, OVER THURSDAYS CRIME-MISs GLoYD $
STORY AS TOLD To A STAR REPoRrER-THE
NEGRO FRIGHTENED AWAY BY AN APPROACH
ING TRAIN.
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AIcxapArsa Affairs.

Reported for THE Evr.STSs STAR
The FINANCE ORsDINANCEs.--The boards OF
OF the city council met last night on the call Of
the mayor, 10 act together ON the bill Ia king
licenses and the Bis increasing the salaries u
the police force. After considerable discussion.
the appointment Of committees OF conference,
DC, the yeXed questions were settled by making
the license tax on butchers in market So in
stead OF ; L, as proposed on one side, aud $50 as
supported on the oJhrr. The tax OF 80 on max
ing living as "A barbf passed by council at Its
last meeting, was sIriAken out The license tax
on physicians. lawyer and dentists, which had
been raised 10y couR,il from $50 10 els, was
restored by joint action 10 Sl5 and the license
bill was passed oy both boards. When council
bill increasing the 80 airy OF police and clerk or
the gas works was taken up, Mr.. Strauss
moved AN amendmeu increasing the salary u
the commissioner OF Z e revenue from $500 10
$500 per annum, viii h was lost-yeas, Aessrs.
Marbury, Moore, aith and Strauss; nays,
Messrs. Burke, Bryaat Dounham and Lead
heater. The bill was then passed.
UNITED STATES CoURT.-Judge Hughes
opened the district court this morning, and
took UP again the cafe Of Hay agt. the A. q w.
railroad, an which the question OF liability for
the Four-mile Run de tster has arisen. Among
those engaged in slra case are John Selden,
Linden Kent, ID. IL. Y ellis, Eppa Huntou and
Ii. h. Davis, OF W asb,ngton.
NoTEs.-Mr. Chaflis Collingsworth has pur-
chased the house ocgapied by him on Fairfax
street, near Prince, from MIR NJ Wheat, ana
Mir. III. Il. Glover has purchased the two dwell.
lings adjoining on tbs south. Mr.. Mheat re-
two-story bricks, narrow, but with good rear
loIs.-Alexandria county voted on Monday
sSs sn Sr ps .
the Thornton property, 6,499 acres, at Hunter 9
mills, the W, U. & W. R-k., for S2o, 900, sub
Green and Miss Alice holmes are 70 be married
next Thursday.-1he NJ. l. church festival
closed slast night Henry Parsons. VINO bit
Beven Walkers ear on, has been fined IS by
the mayor.-Rev. VI G. Webb conducted
vival services at Trini church last night
The only prisoner the station house this
morning was Bryan Fispost, arrested by spe.
cial ofiicer for tretj ass on Midland railroad
property.
PREsBYTERIANs4 AID KNIGHTS OF LABOR
The twenty-eighth annual session q the
church began in Hamilton, Ohio. Tturs-
day with the choice Of Rev. ID. j. Brown Tree,
OF Characters Presby terry, as moderator An sone
memorials presented Is one asking the efns
bly, TO make q declaration concerning the pro-
priety OF members OF the church joining such
associations as knights of Labor.
The whole Austrian press ID excited ever ~
MOSonyH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-29

PERsoNAL--The Chinese minister and his
interpreter went to New York to-day, and will
spend few days in the metropolis.-Dr. E.
carroll Morgan, of this city, tread an essay be-
fore the American Throat association in Phila-
deiphla yesterday.-.Ex-U. S. Treasurer Spin
ner, VINO has been living in a tent on Pablo
reported to be very i'll, was merely suffering
rom bad cold, and is now better.-Mr.
charles =. Gait leaves New York to-day for an
extended European trip.-Col j. E. D. Colby,
OF washington, was in San Francisco last Satur-
day.-RepresentativesB urleigh and LIE Fevre
went over to New York Yesterday
y. d. Dellinger and w. W. Merritt, of New York,
s. Mansfield and VIM. McCrory. of Fayette,
Pa, ). NJ. Guthrie, Of Indiana. Ii. H. Babcock,
OF WatertoWn, N. Y. r. Hewlett, of Philadel-
phia, John p. Campbell, of San Francisco and
John Tomas and Alex. Brown, OF England, are
are at rd's.-Commissioner Colman, of
the Agricultural department, has gone west on
short visit.-|senator Cullom, who has gone
to his home in Illinois, was in Chicago on
sday.--Superintendent Bell of the
foreign mail service, has gone to his
home In st. Louis for stay of y few days.
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A Passenger Rate War Likely.

KANSAS CITY, May 29-The trouble brewing
I'm passenger rates TO Chicago seems likely TO de-
Nelope into general rate cutting. Each agent
declares that his line Is observing the agree
mcnt. There is little doubt, however, that
Chicago tickets can be purchased below tariff
rates St. Paul rates are also unsettled. North
western rates not being covered by the general
agreement a repetition OF last summers war 10
anticlnaIed.
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NEW YORK, May 29.-The stock market
opened strong this morning with everything,
up from y 70 Is per cent. The market was
Lake Shore, st. Paul, Northwest and Louis.
Vile and Nashville were active and promi-
nenty strong, Lackawanna gaining q per
with the rest OF the list smaller amounts. The
general list Is only moderately active but firm,
the principal activity being in Lackawanna,
St Paul and Northwestern. Con. gas, after
some hesitation, became strong with the
active List: AT IL Q. M, the market il barely
a0tlvo and 0xm.
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Martin Iron. Didn,f PAY His Rant.

ST. LOUIS, May pa special from Sedalfa,
Mo-, says: A deputy constable to-day levied
upon portion OF Martin Irons household goods
10 satisfy debt OF 81 due Patrick O'Connor for
several months past for house rent Irons
daughter claimed that the furniture had been
disposed OF 10 "A neighbor, but the officer took
charge of IL nevertheless, and will dispose Of it
10 satisfy the debt.
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Flowers for ssrant;s Tomb.
a CARLOAD On ITS WAY FROM SAN FRANCI SEQ
YORK.

OMAHA, NEB., May pa handsomely deco.
rated car from san Francisco, loaded with Cali.
1ornia flowers, passed through Omaha to-day,
en- route Tor New York. Ii will reach that city
on Sunday. The flowers are to be used on Deco
ration day in decorating the grave Of Gen.
Grant The car bore the inscription: "Calt.
fornia's gift TO the nation hero. From the q.
A. X. and citizens. Memorial day, 1886. From
Oakland, CAL. To Riverside Park, New York"
The ear is In charge OF several guards. The
= ,.r,
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LETTER FROM COL. CoRKHILL

L..
To the Editor of THE EvEsSISs STAR
do not think would be doing my duty -
one of the counsel for Nardello, the unfortunate
man who was yesterday executed, if did not
promptly deny the long story OF confessions
claimed to having been made by him 10 some
unknown persons. No such confessions ad-
missions were ever made, neither 10 Father
Ryan, whose earnest devotion 10 him ID desers-
ing The hig hest CONNIE ndaI.on, nor To his coun-
Sci. Nor 10 any living person did he confess his
guilt OF any crime. He protested his Innocence
10 the very last, and his last utterance the
sCaIlold Was:
ANTONIO Nardelo is a. out 10 appear before God
an innocent man. Pasqu- AbendaLte killed kotun-
no, aud am going TO de N him A innocent ~
the crime charged against ne"
1t would seem 10 he sufficient that be was
found guilty by jUfy and executed Tor his
crime, without adding additional grief and dis
grace 10 his relatives fnd friends. In his trial
he had 10 combat many difhculties-in q for
eign land, away from home and friends; igno-
rant and unable to sI,e TX the language, for let
il be said that, from tie hour OF has birth ia the
sunny land OF fair Itni Cntil his execution, no
living person except 4 electives Block and kaff
ever heard him utter wo consecutive inlelligi-
bic sentences in English. L tried for weeks as
his counsel, other ger -lemen made the attempt
and failed, but 10 the detectives he gliely tod
the story or his crime in good English, and -
that story alone he owes has execution.
GEORGE r. CORK
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Washington News and Gossip.

THERE ARE BIS NEW ADVERTISEMENTS in
The STAR to-day,-the largest number ever
printed in a single ISSUE
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rr COkSON & MCCARTNEY,
49, BANKERS.
GLOVER BUILDING.
14lQ Il STREET

Deposits. Loans, Exchange, Collections
Dealers In Government District Bonds aud all Local
Securities
Stocks and Bonds listed the Stock Exchanges of
New York, Philadelphia, Boston and Baltimore
Bought and Sold.
Orders In American Bell Telephone Stock executed
by wire direct from Office to Boston Constant
quotations Of this stock received ja26 !.
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REsIGNATIoN AcCxPrED.-The President ha
accepted the resignation OF Second Lieut.
Frank A. Cook. 9TH calvary, to take eject Ma,
%. 1886.
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Mississippi River improvements.
THE SENATE ASKED TO CONTINUE THE CoMs
MISSION CHARGE

ST. LOUIS, May 29.-The board Of directors
and the Mississippi river improvement commit
tee OF the Merchants Exchange OF this city, sent
a telegram 10 senator Vest yesterday, embody-
ing petition to the United States Senate ask
ing that the Mississippi river omm ission DO
continued in charge OF the Improvement OF the
Mississippi river at least until the results OF the
work commenced at Plum Point, Lake Provi.
dence, and other places. which has already
been OF great benefit To the navigation of the
river, can be fully demonst rated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-29

In the Maxwell case yesterday physicians for
the defense testified a. to the danger Of using
ch1ogoeorm By inexperienced practitioners
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-29

DENVER, Col, May Ga special to the
Republican from Aspen says: Gill and Lew
MalOney, railroad contractors, OF the nrm Of
OTInan * McCook, were killed near the mouth
of the Frying Pan, on the Midland road yester-
day afternoon by the premature explosion OF .
blast. Dave Foley, another contractor, was SO
seriously injured that be Is not expected TO re-
I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-29

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY.-Internal
revenue, S449,s customs, 1922, 7o5.
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GEN. DRUMS COUNTRY RESIDENCE-Adju-
tant General Drum has recently purchased a
country residence northwest of West Washing.
ton, at the northeast corner of the junction of
the cross cut and Ridge roads. The house is q
substantial brick, with about fifteen or twenty
acres Of ground. Gen. Drum is making pre.
parations to take up his residence there early
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THE PRESIDENTS MARRIAGE.
A Plain and transformations Weddinr
At the White House.

REV. DIR. SUNDERLAND TO PERFORM THE CERE
MoNY IN THE BLUE PARLoR NEXT wEDNES-
DAY EVENING THE BRIDAL COUPLE WILL
NOT LEAVE THE CITY AT PRESENT.
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Tl-srSs DEPARTMENT OF POTOMAC, G. A. r.,
49,. HEADQUARTERS BURNSIDE POST. No. 8,
May 10Th. 1856.
The comrades of Burnside Post NJ. s. are requested
TO assemble al their hall corner OF eth and SITS L.
W. at y O'Clock Il. IN. sharp. Oh MONDAY the 3Ist
lnSt for the purpose Of forming and their
position In line On ID ST. preparatory 10 taking part
the memorial services at Arlington.
1t A. II. HOLT. Post Commander
Tf-.srr.s THE GERMAN VETERANS UNDER
District of Columbia Will decorate the graves their
com rades TO-AOkROW ut pm. They will assem-
Bile at Mic. Lochboehlers formerly piilersj Wash
lngton City Garden az D O'clock and marcn Pros
monies will take place Mr. Jos WM. BURKART Of
this city. will lie the orator OF the day. Its
GH~S THE MEMBERS OF THE CLAN-NA-
b-As GAEL ASSOCIATION will meet at their
hal: corner OF Pennsylvania ave and 41a ST., TO-
MORROW Sunday Goth, at 1 o'clock D. NJ sharp
Its
Tt-sy@s 1919 STREET NORTHWEST WASH
D~a INGION, u. C., 1SStj-HavDg form ed a CO.
partnership at the above number the purpose of
conducting general Real Estate and Insurance Bust
ness we solicit share Oh your patronage Our facii-
ties for placing large lines OF insurance unsur-
passed, representing 60 the ia MES
IN the District OF Columbia, viz the Potomac of
Georgetown, d. c.. organized March, 1881 ana the
Fran Sin OF Washington. ID. C., organized 1918 and
manyVlhers We Will give prompt aud personal at
tention to all business entrusted Estates
carefully managed, rents collected loans negotiated
and Zeal estate bought, sold and exchanged Inlorma
ton concerning all local investments cheerfully given
BIZ Refer by permission TO Messrs Riggs CO.
Bankers Hon. II. NJ. Sweeny. Pres. Farmers and Me,
chanics' Bank. of Georgetown, d. G.; Dr. Daniel b.
Clarke, Pres National Bank of Republic; Hon. A A.
ley, Commissioner OF u. c.; Messrs Lewis Johnson &
Co., Bankers. my29-Im
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The whole Austrian press II excited ever ~
MOSCOW utteranoea.
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Vo1 6S-No lO.319.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

~, WA SHINGTON GROVE-ANNUAL
N>Aa meeting-The annual meeting of the stock
holders Of Washington Grove Camp Meeting Associa-
ton VIII be held at the camp ground MONDAY next
May 81, at 10 Train from B. d D. depot at S. 40
a M: also at 8 90 a. ID. THOsS. p. MORGAN pres l.
E f. SIMPSON, secy. 1t
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f-...v&s REV. DR. JOHN P. NEWMAN PAS
49, tor of the Metropolitan NJ. Z. church, will
preach at |! am, appropriate to Memorial Day. on
Our Indebtedness to the Dead and at 7:45 pm,
Senator Miller, Gen RLum and the Hon. Messrs F. A.
Johnson. w. y. Hepburn, ]. o. Donnell. c. H. Allen
and DIR. Newman i'll deliver meme rial addresses. 1t
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TECs THE MEMBERS OF wAYMAN GROVE
- CAMP-MEkTING ASSOCIATION will
FIRST WEDNESDAY JUNE (2) 1886 Annual
erection I'm. Each church will be entitled to send
TWO delegates, the pastor and layman.
j. E STEWART, President.
j. III. COLLETT, Secretary, 1t
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


BAUNS STORE WILL BE CLOSED ON MON
DAY, the 3lST. 1t
THs OUR STORE WILL BE CLOSED THE
DE. entire day MONDAY, May 3Ist.
1t ELPHO\Z0 YOUNGS COMPANY.
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I~ THE EVANGELISTS. REvS SAMUEL
- JONES and SMALL will preach at Mt
vernon Place NJ E. Church, South, cor. of 9th and K
SITS NV, this Saturday. afternoon at and o'clock
P; m Public cordially invited Rev. S. w. HADDA-
WAY, Pastor. Its
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-27

Mr.. KEILEy SusTAINED.-Ths
Washington gossip Of the New York
World says:
"The effects Of the Austrian Minister
arc advertised to be sold ct auction
next Thursday. Tho advertisement
enumcrates all Of the household furni-
turs and ornaments Of the house occu-
pied by Baron Shseffsr. This Is
considered positive evidence that the
Minister does not intend to return.
There has been \ good deal Of humoug
talk ut the State Department about the
Baron's being kept ID Austria IN ac-
count of i'll health. This III health is
simply diplomatic cover for the resent
ment which Austria feels towards this
Government on account Of the Kelley
affair. Mr.. Bayard does not intend
to recommend the appointment Of any
Minister to Austria on account OF the
rejection Of Kelley. The Austrian
Government has waited . reasonable
length of time for Minister to be sent
TO Vienna. Shaefer's withdrawal now
means complete severance OF dipio'
matte relations between the two coun-
tries.n