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Death of Col. r.. M. Hoe.

NEW YORK, June S.-Thc cable this morning
brings the tidings from Florence, Italy, of the
Hoe, senior member of the firm of r. Hoe d Co.,
printing press makers.
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BURCHE-GRIMEs. On June 7th, 1885 q shs
Ascension church BY the Rev. Dr. J n. Elliss ALI
| OF King George county. Va tfredericksburg staf
please copy.1
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I'd EDITION.
--latest kilograms to The Star.


The President Shak es Hands with C1ta.
Gems at Deer Park and Piedmont.
Special Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR.
CUMBERLAND, Nd, June S.-President and
Mrs. Cleveland stepped on the platform at Deer
Park station and shook hands with the people
about q little after o'clock. The train arrived
at Piedmont at 1:5O and the President shook
hands with the people. A little boy gave Mrs.
Cleveland q bouquet of flowers. One man at
Piedmont said he represented the citizens, but
the President said that citizens represented
themselves.
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Rev. Dr. Addts0a Chosen 90 aacceed Dr.
Levin as Deaa.
Bishop Paret presided st the June meeting %
the Washington p. 4. Couvocation which was
held to-day a. ST. Johns church. West wash
ington, o., by the death Of the dean, the lats
Rev. DIR. Levin, the convocaiian wRs len with
out presiding ofY1cer. Before the business of
the session opened the bishop held . connrms-
ton service four cand idates appearing. and de-
livered an address. The attendauce NJ clergN
men was large.
Two Clergy men were nominated Tor the onnco
Of dean. New. DIR. Thos. a. Addison, rector Of
Trinity parish I'm this city, an Rev. W. L.
Hyland, OF surrattsviile, Nd. Thu baIloting re-
sulting In the election Of Dr. ADDISON Rev.
Chas. ID. Andrews was re-elected clerk OF the
convocation. The ONCE OF treasurer. made
was filled by the election OF Rev. q. Andrews
10 that ONCE also. IL being the opin ton Of most
OF the Clergy men that the Offices ,d secretary
and treasurer should be com hined.
Al to-night's session, which will probably
close the meeting OF the convocation. Rev. Dr.
Giesy will preach the convocation sermon In
place Of Rev. j. h. Gray. who was appointed 20
preach. but Is al.
The new dean, Or. Addison. who Is one OF the
best known and most popular cleTgymen of the
diocese, will not enter upon his official dutics
ton in writing by the secretary. DIR. Addison
WAS present to-day and received many congrat-
uations.
RANGE OF THE THERnoMErER-Thef ollow.
ing were the readings at the signal once to-day:
3 a. m, 60, - m, 30; IL a m, as; p. m.
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In Paris the city owns the street cara. They
do these things better abroad. Hero In America
usually the street oAEs own tho eity.-DpsnN.
vile Journal
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More N0evo0D ThoD 0ro00no.
From the Detroit Free Pres.
The granddaughter Of Cornellus vanderbilt
II quite prostEateo over the diaerAce Of her
daughters marriage % the family goodman.
And yet hef own grandmother married With
ont q blush Of shame clam-dtgger and oyster.
man named s-COrneel" Vanderbilt
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MARRlEh.

PAINS In THE BACK entirely disappear when
the great pain cure, St Jacobs oil, is applied.
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AN ARMY OFFICER DYING.-Information has
been received here that Major Devices, 9th
cavalry, who has been sick for some time past,
is lying at the point of death I'm Philadelphia.
The wife OF Deputy Second Controller Nc
Mahon, his sister-in-law, has been called to his
bedside.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

I.NOR SALE-VALUABLE IMPROVED AND
u vacant property in northwestern section of the
CITY, cont guous to Vermont Iowa circle. Scott
statue and Thomas circle This properly loo feet
site the japanese embassy On the west 26 feet OF the
lot In fOur-st0ry mausard roof, trst-caSs modern
and substantially built 1l-room Brick House. with
side bay window: five of the bedrooms and the dir
Ing room l8xi6 and the saloon parlor Is 11lx-0
feet with dividing doors the hall Is = feet parlor
hall trimmed with solid walnut; cell and
walls are painted in oil and the Chandeliers are crys
tai. 1be vacant lot 24xl0O feet. the northw est
corner has a park z of % feet in width by 100
deptband parking its front side lOx24 IL The house
And its lot of 2Bx OD feet viii be sold separately for
one Tor $1,000 or the Whoe VIII be sold oge her for
S&1,5OO. This delightful city residence ior
of Its large rooms, fine Sh ade
trees. shTubbery gra D lawn. fountain and sunlight
from ami south exposures Apply to the ner,
al oi > + ST.. Room O. JeS1w
I,OR sALE-A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE ON X
IL St, bet Sth and 10th NV. south front. IL rooms,
mod tmps This property Is under rent paying 10
per cent and IS chance tor speculation A. L.
CoUM BE- 1928 n. Y. jesus
VNOR SALE-A HANDSOME RESIDENCE ON
II NJ St, bet 9Th and 10Th NV. south 'front.' IL
less than would cost build the house II sold within
five days. A Il. COUMBE. I42o y. Y. ave. jeS-3t$
NOR SALE EIGHT-ROOM BRICK HOUSE COS
II St, between 9Th and eth NV; water, bath and
gas; nice yard. stable and back alley. Price S4,OOO
Apply TO Owner. els S., Room JtSiw
I,OR SALE-A SIX ROOM FRAME DWELLING,
Il with verandah on side and porch In front; All ln
perfect order having gas aud water lot "a n HI in.
'front.' BY ITO f. TO a wide aley-beng premises Sl5
9TH st Price only - OOO. Cd fair terms. NJ. NJ,
ROHRER C CO, I'D and East Capitol sts jes-6t
1,OR CLUBHOUSE 2Io9 X ST.. NEARLY NEW:
Il frsclass finish, nine rooms. cellar bath closets,
6c 5000 A p. PARDON,
ieS-3t 1876
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Nor ENTITLED 10 PAY. - First Controller
Durham has decided, in the case Of Mr.. Swine
ford, governor Of Alaska, that he is not entitled
to pay during about two months leave OF alb
sence granted him by the Secretary OF the In.
terror after he had taken the oath Of Office, but
before he had really commenced his duties
within the territory, rs prescribed BY the act OF
May LIST, 1876.
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ARMY ORDERs.-Major r. 81. jackson, Sth
artillery, has been detailed to attend the state
camp of instruction ct Peekskille. N. Y, to In.
spect the several organizations Of the New YORK
national guard, detailed for tours OF service at
that camp from June 10 TO August z. Col.
Chas. S. Stewart, corps Of engineers, has been
ordered from San Francisco 20 San Diego Cal.,
on public bnsin6ss First Lieut. 7: A. Toney,
troop q, and First Lieut. John N. Glass, troop
l., 9th cavalry, have been directed TO change
stations on their mutual application.
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Local option elections were held yesterday at
many points I'm North Carolina. There was
much excitement, but the elections passed or
quietly. The prohibitionists carried the day at
Raleigh by sixty majority, and also AT Concord,
oxford, kinston, Henderson. W arrenton. Louis
burg, Winston-Salem. Apex, Beaufort township
and Seaboard. The Observation-Disclosures carried
the elections at Charlotte, Statewide. Durham,
Franklnton, Readsyille, Holly Springs More.
head, City OF Asheville, Goldsboro' and Little
ton. The election was upon the question Of
license or NO license for the sale of spirltuous
liquors, and goes into effect at once where pro.
hibition was carried.
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Work Of the Humane Society.
REPORT FOR TIE MONTH OF MAY OF RELIEF
OF CRUELTY TREATED CHILDREN AND AMI.
MAILS
The executive committee of the Humane so
ciety met last night At their rooms, 1410 New
York avenue. Officer Charles w. ONeill's re-
port showed that % cases Of cruelty TO children
were investigated during the month Of May,
and one case prosecuted in the courts. Aban.
doned infants were found and committed as
follows: Three to st. Ann Infant asylum; 3 to
the Washington City Orphan asylum; to
st. Vincent's; to the Foster Home, and 70
Washington asylum.
Agent Key reported that during the month OF
May $50 cases Of cruelty to animals were inves-
tigated, and 3 prosecutions were brought
Sixty-nine cases OF animals unit for work were
found, and 46 cases OF driving lame or CALLED
animals were found and attended to. There
were cases OF cruel beating, two OF overload.
Ing and six OF overdriving.
DONATIONS FOR DRINKING FOUNTAINS.
contribution OF $25 was received from c. r
Horgan, for the erection OF a drinking fountain
for animals at the corner of Boundary and eth
streets A like donation was received from a
little daughter of Col. Benjamin Qately
deceased), which will be applied 10 the erection
OF q fountain near 10th street and Pennsylvania
avenue. A donation Of $50 was received from
several brickmakers tor the erection Of drink
ing fountains one near the Long bridge and
the other on South Capitol street.
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Maxwell Processes TO be und isruayed ut tho
verdict. He says IL Inconvenience ham some
dime museum.
The Gettysburg battlefield Memorial sssocia-
Ton yesterday reelected twenty directors. Gen.
Silas Colsroye was elected 10 represent indiana
vice W. W. Dudley, who has removed from
that state.
A teiegram from Detroit last evening saws.
Miss Rose Cleveland has written novel called
"ihe Long Row." the manuscript 81 which was
received to-day by Publisher Dicke .son.
Juiius Wiedt, dealer In human halr com.
mitted suicide I'm Richmond yesterday by
shooting himself through the head with .
Tne Oregon election yesterday passed OFF
quietly, but not sufficient returns nave been re-
ceived TO determine whether Pen aoyer dem
ocrat or Cornelius, republican, IN elected gov
ernor. Mcbride, republican, is elected secro-
tary Of state.
The graves OF the confederate dead Ia Loudon
Park cemetery, Baltimore, were decorated with
flowers yesterday afternoon.
The Baltimore brickmakcrs are on a strike
Tor an increase OF one-third more wages.
The American engineer Twiudle has been
appointed adviser Tor the development of the
petroleum region recently discovered near the
Red sea In the Soudan.
her European tour, which Will enc EXT April,
VIII marry Count Casa Miranda formerly de.
paitment secretary at Madrid under the gov
eminent Of Canovas del Castillo.
the earl OF Rosebery, British o-eizn minister
stated yesterday In the house OF lords that the
blockad of the allied powers against tsreece
had been raised and that the allied fleet Was
dispensing.
mis-. LOUISA Taylor, OF Charlestown, Cecil CO.,
Nd. committed suicide Saturday nigh by TAX.
ing strycnnine, aud tried 10 Kill her little child
with laudanum.
The Jesuits at Rome have recently been
making vast Investments Ina the purchase and
Improvement oil valuable real eslalte. One Of
the larger structures which they arc building 10
TO be used a, "A college for German students.
Minister Pendlelou met his daughter at
Liverpool Sunday upon her arrival by the
steamer Serria, and will proceed directly with
her 10 Berlin.
Excitement is running high in several OF the
counties OF Mississippi where a local option
campaign is i'm progress.
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

EOR SALE-LOT ON 18TH ST., NEAR NV.
tes-st 1926 St
NoR sALE--sMALL LOTS AND SMALL HOUSES
Tens jss4s. A. P: FAF sIss : ),
ENoR sALE-FINE TRACT OF GROUND, 1ss. 600
and e s In MT Pleasant can be bought on long time
on he iall hrsas , ygs lies a
stsf e ~, s %fmE 81 NV
FOR SALE-ONE OF THE HANDsOMEsT LIT
Heights at I2iae II: next lot held at BE Also the
A5 GS IF L sn %TMaR G4 l2 S
FOR sALE-FINE TIER OF LOTS, 9Th AND
This n ne cor and ssdIoinng :. and zoe foot
JEST i CUTTER Srrt; Wv WIMER, 1923 St NV.
FOB s, sALEaAT RENo.HIGHEsT sRoUNDIN
sSss p5es@S s aSa ss s
will it, is offering at onehaf what it is be-
WI" af W s1ssnRf aiss
E'OR sALE-ONE OF THE HAN DsOM EST LOTS
Soc ON pe Garfield in ays WashnE.on Heghs
some improvements now making which will aggre-
gate fort odd thousand dollars is the Of
washington; Also. magnificent tract Of ground on
sSF W Ma s' 4ss St. "@
Tor sALE-THREE BEAUTIFUL LOTS IN NIT
l Pleasant, on 10th st. extended from 81 200 to
je5-St CUTTER & winner, 1923 St NV.
lNOR sALE-THREE CHOICE LOTS ON 18TH
grounds sGxhso eas at aSSRog Se9tsc College
WARNER & CO. sI6 F st. NV. '' je5-st.
EoR sALE.EINE Lot on MASSACHUSETTS,
ave near 18th st. n.w % feet front: % feet front
l6h s. short On East Capitol st.. Il ieet
'o jest TYLER q Ro1 iaas g. = w.
INOR sALE-AT BARGAIN
very desirable HSSs TT Sc 5fss (
je28t 92O St. NV
EoR sALE-AT A GREAT BARGAIN. IF PUR-
e. an an sne or an
j HBRs'sy to LOUIS p sH9 SzS &. = ".
y c PST Of
Quick Erh LIZ III 1sS3s s.
FOR sALE-LoTs-TWo SQUARES OF GROUND
be bad I. sFfs.
F9E sALE-EYTIRE NORTH OF SQUARE
IA 4es So feet 10 900 feet IN square 1888 at in
all sy 2Ge s9 &C., sss i. 201's IT, js w
EOR sALE-sU PERB Pi on OF GROUND COM
vrons Offered for days u.s. 1 go
f. on Prospect street, $50 n. Meridian ave. ia IT.
on Crescent ST., Meridian Hi &c, 463 sqr f. enclosed
by picket fence just north of Boundary side
OF 18th ST. Look at 1t. OWNER
my20 BOX 2a4 city p o.
E0R SALE-THREE FINE LOTS EACH 2Ix97
feet on St. Just west Of New Hampshire ave. fine
g. Gn IS 1 e e o6
a. 1881 r ST. NV. my241m
INOR SALE--A BARGAIN IN A GOOD LOT,
i on Massachusetts, ave, near New Jersey ave-,
2OxI5, TO alley. Price 81 per foot Easy terms.
DANENHOWER & SON, 1115 st. myl6-lm
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PATENTS IssuKD.-Pasents were Issued to
citizens of the District ~ follows: George w.
Baird, pneumatic indicator; Chas. w. Bowen,
traction cable systsm; Jas. A. llaloney, two
patents, telegraph soundsr and convertible
Telegraph key; Edward Maynard, cartridge
dumping car Marshal Wheeler. breech-loading
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The DEED WAS vALID.-Chief Justice Waite
at Norfolk yesterday rendered a decision In
the suit OF the receiver OF the Exchange Ea-
tional bank against the trustees Of Bayne 4
Bro, which was tried week before last He
holds the deed, the validity of which was In
dispute, to be valid, but allows the receiver 10
take any property he can prove was bought
with the funds OF the Exchange bank. This
will give the receiver about $4,000. The
amount In volved In the suit IL about halt q
million.
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Victory Of Miss WooSaasrd.

AN hxCiriSe RAcE-FALL OF THE PREso
sTAND-A SPORTING kpIroR KILLED.
There was great excitement yesterday AT 81
Louis over the race for the eclipse stakes. The
starters were Miss woodford, Volante, Mod
esty and Alta. Each starter paid $500 en-.
trance and the fair association added SIC. 900.
Miss woodford, the favorite, won, volante go.
ond and Alta third.
The press stand st the fair grounds fell yester.
Gay. Charles Dyer, assistant sporting editor of
the Republican, was killed: Charles j. Osborne.
Associated Press agent had his spine severely
injured; Joseph Il. McCullagh IA. man ~ ing editor
OF the Globe Democrat. had his wrist and ankle
sprained, and several Others were less serioualy
hurt.
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New York Policemen Draw the Color
Ltme.

Samuel q. Craig. q stalwart colorod citizen Of
this town, has made application for appoint
ment on the police foroe, and has been directed
10 present himself for the physical examius.
ton. Should his physical qualifications DO
found up 10 the standard he will then have the
civil service examination 20 encounter But
even Al he should pass his exami ma lions credit
ably IL seems 10 be assured that he would have
no chance OF being appointed. One OF the police
com missioners In reported say ing that there
Is u strong feeling among the policemen ~ ainst
the appointment OF a colored man, aud that
they would make IL very disagreeabe for any
colored man who should be appointed.
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AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York Stock Market.
The following the opening and 300 p. m. prices
ofthe New York Stock Market to-day, reported by
special wire III. IL Dodre $40 10Th street:
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CAPT. Il. L H0xIE, Of the engineer CORPS
mas been ordered nom Montgomery, Ala, to
fensacoia, Fla. TO make an examination Of the
Notifications in Pensacola hsrbor
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The Drowning Of Capt. MurdOck.
THE ARMY MUTUAL AID ASSOCIATION.
AdJutant General Drum yesterday received
the Information Of the death of Capt. d. H. Muir
dock by drowning out west, and Immediately
telegraphed to his widow, asking where she de-
sired 81. 500 forwarded, that being the amount
due her from the Army Mutual Aid associa-
tiOn OF which the adjutant general is president
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-08

Col. BENJAMIN's SUCCESsoR.-The appoint
ment of an assistant adjutant general to succeed
Col g. N. Benjamin will not be made until the
President has had ample time to examine the
subject after his return. There are about forty
applications for the position on file at the War
department. each being accompanied by
number Of recommendations, and endorse
ments. 1t is expected that the President
will carefully examine all these papers
before making the appointment II Is .
mistake to class Lieut. Greedy with those likely
not be made from ofiicers below the rank OF
captain. Capts. Taylor OF the ordnance depart
ment and Capt s. II. Mills of the fifth artillery,
are very dangerous competitors and seem 70 be
in the lead.
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NAVAL ORDERs-Assistant Paymaster e. b
Webster has been ordered to special duty 1t the
National museum. Second Lieut.. VIM. Little
has been ordered to the receiving ship Vermont.
Gunner Chas. II. Venabie ordered 70 ordnance
duty at the Washington navy yard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-08

THE US. g. TALLAPoosA sailed from New
York yesterday for Norfolk, en- route TO Rio
Janeir0, Brasil.
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DIsMIssED.-HarryC C. Mclean, q computer In
the architects office, Treasury department. aS
$3.50 per day. has been removed.
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AMERICAN CITIZENS MURnERrn-The
Secretary Of State has been informed by the
consul at Guaymas, Mexico, OF the murder Of
three American citisens by Apachss near No
gals, VINO were on their way td the mines
owned by them. No particulars are furnished.
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The Courts.

CRIMINAL CoURT-Judoe Macarthur.
To-day, D. J. f. Crowley, unlicensed bar;
nolle pros. Henry Ewald, convicted Of sunday
bar; fined $40 and costs. Albert Baines sun
day bar; not guilty. Lewis z. Streamer; unli-
censed bar; guilty; fined $IO5 and costs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-08

Letitia Allen has sold TO Edgar B. Stocking,
for $4,000, property fronting 10 feet on the
north side Of F street, just west of 9Th street.
A. p. Pardon has sold to Jennie II. kidder, for
S. $50, two lots one fronting ~ feet and con-
feet and containing 2.O5O square feet, on the
south side OF sherman street, which 10 between
18th and 10th and q and II ssreets.
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The WOMEN SAT On THE TRACKs-The
Rock Island railway company succeeded In
moving out four OF nails made by non-
union workmen yesterday afternoon, consig ned
TO IL At Cummings, near Chicago. The rails
were soaped, but this occasioned NO serious de-
lay. When the engine started cut with the
cars q few women carrying children deiiber.
ately seated themselves on the railroad tracks,
but were removed by the police before the aTs.
proach Of the engine.
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District Government Affairs.

BIDS FOR CLEANING ALLEYS.
Bids were opened to-day In the Office Of the
Engineer Commissioner of the District of Co
lumbia for cleaning alleys in the District for
one year, as follows: William E. Hodges, "a
cents per 900 square yards, Ii, DOC, 900 square
yards (estimated), $6,12O. John White, 40
cents per 200 square yards, 1920. No
award has yet been made.
THE ROCK CREEK PARK BILL.
The Commissioners have had referred to them
by the Senate committee on the District for
their views, the bill to give the Commissioners
power to condemn land on Rock creek
for national park, but have
taken no action. It is now before Engineer
Commissioner Ludlow for his consideration,
and it may be some days before IL Is returned
to the committee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-08

ONE OF PASrECRs THEORIES UPsET.-A
farmer OF Roumana died OF hydrophoDia Nom
day while under treatment Of NJ. Ias:eur. The
Roumanian was bitten by "A rabid dog on May
IL, and reached NJ. Pasteur May %. Alter
he had been under treatment for eleven days
he exhibited symptoms oI hydrophobia ON Sat
urday last and suffered Tie agonies of rabies
for nearly forty-eight hours before death re-
lieved him. This mans death, and all the cir
cumstances attending his case, are held To upset
the theory about the period required Tor hydro
phobia 10 incubate, Tor the farmer was under
M. Pasteure treatment q long while before the
expiration OF the time heretofore deemed
requisite for the poisonous saliva 10 obtain CON-
tro of the victims system.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-08

A BALTIMORE GIRL KILLED BY OVER
STUDY Miss George Gainor, bright girl, and
one OF the stars Of the graduating class this
month At the Western female hig IA school, bal
timore, has died from the effects ol oN er study
She was not urged by either Ier teachers or rel
atives, but was such AN enthusiast that nearly
every night she studied till after midnight and
then rose again AT O'Clock I'm the morning To
resume work. Most OF ler time Was spent in
the study OF anatomy. Her parents could not
restrain her ana her nervous system Was conn
pletely shattered.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-08

BARON FAvA, the Italian minister, will sail
tomorrow for Italy on q three months leave
of absence. He could not take official leave OF
the President but left his card at tho White
House. Count Foresta, the secretary of the
Italian legation, is expected to arrive here from
Italy at the end Of this month and will be
charge d'affaires. In the mean time Mr.. BarOli,
attache, will be in charge OF the legation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-08

Thomas E. johnson, 30 street southwest,
reports the larceny OF % worth OF various ar
ticles from him. George Weinberg, 1243 9TH
street, reports stolen from his room $6.
Vincent l.. Ourdon has filed u bill IN equity
against the Columbian Bank Note company for
the appointment OF u receiver 70 take charge OF
the assets aud 10 pay q judgment OF $3.50 due
him therefrOm,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-08

BIDS were opened at the War department
recently for furnishing stationery for the War
department during the coming fiscal year.
The contracts cannot be made until an appro-
priatiOn is available, but the following local
dealers were among the successful bidders who
will be awarded contracts: VIM: Ballantyne q
Son. J. J. Chapman, ! Lorlng Mhitaington, F.
Paret Easton q Rupp and Melville Lindsay.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-08

CAPT. ADAMS, of the engineer corps, who rep
resented the United States Army at the tests Of
heavy ordnance at Spezzia, Italy, recently, TO
turned to Washington this morning.