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ANOTHER DYNaMurEn CAUGHT.
Arrest of the Wan Who Sold tSe Ex-
plOsiNe GO the ROhentinn plolers.

CHICAGO, July 25.-The drdg-net OF tie law en-
meshed to-day another OF the anarchists VINO
sought revenge upon the representatives of the
law In the persons OF BOnteld, Gary, and Grin
uel. A gunsmth, named Rudolph Sebic, was ar
rested before daylight this morning, and is now
behind prison bars. he Is charged With bciTg the
individual who furnished dynamite 10 the cOnspi-
rators who intended TO aSSaSsinate the three law
officers most prominent IN the haymarket prose-
cution. Sebic Acknowledges that he has teen
Illegally dealing in dynamite and that he has sold
over nfty pounds OF the explosive 20 various per-
sons within year. He viii only admit hav
Ing sold ten pounds 10 ChicagoanS, and asserts
thdt ne either never knew. or cannot remember
VINO they were. Inspector Bonfeld says he has
proof that the 10 pounds, If not more, went 10
hIoneA, Shapek ana Chlcboun. IL Is oehnitey
known that Sebic bought on May 26 from The
American Powder Co, in Chicago. - pounds oi
dynamite. IL Is 10 pounds OF this purchase thaJ
has been traced to the recently arrested trio OF
aSsassins Sebic claims 10 pounds OF the - went
10 farmer In Nebraska On the "a day OF June
ne purchased . pounds more, which he claims 10
have sold TO a IarIner IN Minnesota but ne II una
bic 10 give his name or locate him. Inspector
Bonneld Is positive that SeOic was IN league Nlth
the three dynanIiters arrested lew days ago, aLt
sold them the explosive with which They cA-
pected 10 destroy Judges Grlnnell and CAY.
seolc Is Bohemian, twcnty-eight years
He Understands ana speaks Guj iittlc EngltsA. In
speclor Boufeld last night also Captured several
Internal machines Fhey are OF Lnc, ~ or , inches
In hegbt, OF cy lader shape, ~ lucues IN DIANE
ter Inside OF these cylinders are Others II equal
height, about an inch In diameter. These inside
~ ihoeiS aiS h44eL WIN usiAillite az AttMgs
them and the outside covering the space IL ful OF
cut glass, lead siUgs and broken iron. In the tops
OF the inside cylindars Illuminating caps are placed
with fuses attached Inspector Bonlield VIII not
say whether or not these machines were found In
Sebc's house.
Sebic's arrest was kept secret until the moment
when he was arraigned I'm court this morning.
Meantime he mad been subjected TO vigorous
pumping process by Inspector BOnleid. Tue pro-
ceeGlngS In court occupied but few moments,
and consisted OF simply putting the case Un record
ano hxing bond OF 5000. heayy enough 10 hold
the gunsnlth, and continuing further proceedings
Tor d week. The grand jury already lmpanclied
10 take up the case OF SeOtcs alleged cO-cOuspra-
tors Will, long before that TIM, II Is expected,
have formally indicted ali concerned In the plot.
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suaf.soue,. s.ouden Wedd;uv.

A RECEPTION GIVEN IN HONOR or The EN-PEENIKR
AND MS wIEE AT EARL sPENcEKs RESIDENCE.
LONDON. july 25.--ME and Mrs. Gladstone cele-
braUod Inelr golden wedding TO-DAY. Testimonials
In The shape VI leJteIs, JcsegraIns anu presents
poured Ia upon Them by the hundreds .e COu-
ple were gwen a reception at the resldenceuf Eari
Spencer Lnls afternoon. and were presented win
pUrlTaiJs Oi thyusciNea painted by Messr,. Frank
iull and nuyerI HcTkOnicr, AID also with three
large silver cups ana an address -ned by l50
members OI PaTIiam Ut Lord GranyIlle ma1e lie
speech Ol presentation.
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fHILADELPHIA STORE

L HILADELPHIA STORE
will continue the sale of REMNANTS and
ODDS and ENDS at ONE-HALF VALUE.
PARAsOLS at cost
Great Bargains in HOSIERY. and UNDER
W AR. Ladies' Full Re ular lbriggan aid
Pin-strii HOSE reduced to 12Ac.
Ladies' GAUZE VESTS, fine quality re-
duced to 2Oc.
Children's fine GAUZE BALBRIGGAN all
sizes. Price was 31c to Soc. Now 25c.
Great Bargains i'll WHITE GOOD, at Like
One lot C. 30 pieces NAINSOOk and SWISS
EMBROIDEIiIES. We're 15c to Poe. Now
12hc
Bargains in CASHMERE SHAWLS and
SCAkFS. Colors: Cream. Blue, Pink, Cardi-
nal. Tan and Black. All marked down to close
1t seems odd to advertise BLANKETS in
midsummer, but you can save 75c buying
them
One case 10 WHITE Wool BLANKETS
worth s32J a pair. to go for $3.50.
One lot 24-inch Black Silk sun UMBREL-
LAS. Reduced from 51.75 to 81.
Odds and Ends in CORSETS at soc. Worth
double
Great bargains in MATTINGS.
French GINGHAMS reduced from 25c. to
16c.
CARHAET & LEIDY
1y21 92S 7th and 700 K st. NV.
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InlprisOued iu a Well.

OMAHA, NEB., July 25.-Jonn p. Anderson while
Cleaning out "A l5o-foOI well at JoansJown, Neb
On Thursday last noticed the walls crumbllng and
called 10 the men above 70 pull him out When
within 25 eet from the top the wall collapsed above
him and he was prisoner. he has remained there
since without food or water. ana detlNlLg his
fresh air from that part OF the well below. An
otner well has been sunk beside the old one, and
the men have dug near enough TO hear him speak
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OwISs To TuE IMMENSE
NUMBER OF CALLERS

NUMBER OF CALLERS
During Great Remnant Sales last week we did not
have an Opportunity Pay proper attention to ALL and
wishing to comply with the reqGes; Of many Of our
patrons 10 have another sale this week we herewith
announce continuance of this sale adding 4 new lot
Of bargains a. follows:
30 dozen of Irish Linen Bibbs ordinary size orna-
mentsd 10 please the chi .dreu. IL Sc: rar value
Ao, hsr let oi eoiored PQus BIbbs reduced
new invoice Of nne hgured French sa,ine Penn
n9nts The most superb Patterns of the season AT
peIyAfa real value. 3OC. This lot b-inx small one
-, ~ s uo he last OF the IL would b. adv sa
oo pies es OF facinc and Steel River Lawns ,. yard
ssoe 'shN sround with large black and brown fiz-
0resl, re- ieanesS ~ rom II To &c. per yard.
oreiy perfect. reduced from 4 5 10 Zoe ner vari ~
We have Also received a lot VI Eieaehed Cot.o,
Remnants; cases worth SC. To be sold AZ &c =
% be sold az Sc AL warranted To be free from .nv
imperfecticn. ~ AA'
Iiot Batiste, in short Lengths and full ,..ce.
IN good patterns and eolors eompzing stssl kiyers
Gamers. and Mo3ogrsnls 10 be sold al se t.pr v.rs
fa.i line Of ths fashionable Compton Cord ~ sr,,-
binatIons and trimming. redaced from q, ssc 10 ase
The last lot Of Pacific CSchmere Eemnauts fniy
yard wde mostly medium and dark color- 10 b. soLd
Al l1c. PR yard, real value. Zoc.
IL II Of mpossbiltty soecffy all the diNsr
ent barsAinS hand the quantity Is large and
our time Inlted being unusually busy for this time
O. the season 80 We invite you please to call and look
FOR yourself Prompt attention and politeness, q
LANsBURGH 4 BRO.
6le 40. AZ. 424. 42s 7th ST.: Az. 4ls sth 81.
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MONTREAL, July 25.-W. W. Thompson and G. n.
Oldyke, students, OF Bridgeport, Conn, arrived
here yesterday on foot from New loik. They did
the eat distance In ii teen and half day act ua
walking time. They VIII continue their waii To
Portland Me.
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THE WEATHER.-The rain storm Of yesterday
afternoon was an unexpected visitor. and spoiled
the Signal ONCE predictions. Instead OF station
aIy temper. ture the thermometer dropped degree
or so. There Is no probability, say the signal OFF,
GERS to-day, OF decided change soon. Yesterdays
maximum vas 80 degrees
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To Release sohn Dillon.


DUBLIN, July 25.-The eN-heQler court on appli-
cation OF Mr.. llmoIhy heaIy, IlemDer OF paIlia-
meDt, has granted Conditional Order vi naJeds
corpus Tor iiie release IrOn Prison Ar John Dil-
Ion On the ground tnat, owing 10 inIorLnalles tue
county cIcik VINO sentenced hr. DlllOn appeal
had no jurisdiction 10 Isnear the case.
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No rouuaat,o. tor che S,ory.

MONTREAL, QUEBEC July 25.-The statement
contained IN a special dispatch sent out rom
hree Rivers the 10th instant to the effect that
Ia men had been drowned in the rapids OF The
MatIawan River, about 90 miles above f1ies
prove upon Investigation 10 have been entlrely
without foundation.
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To Attend the Roman Catholic Conyo-

CINCINNATI, OHIO, July 25-Mr. Henry HACKS
editor OF the Daily Vokyreund, or this CITY, has
received letter that DIR. Ernest Lieber, member
OF the German reichstag, Will De present at the
great Roman Catholic conyocaJlon 10 BE- held In
Cincinnati next September, and VIII speak.
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Natural Gas Giving Out

An OPINION A MINING ENGINEER IS CACs-
ING UNEAsI. Lss AMONG STOCKHOLDERS.
CHICAGO, July 25.-A dispatch non PltIsburg,
Pa, says Srlwynn Taylor, a prominent local min
ing engineer and coal expert, thinks natural gas
Is giving out He says: "Within Two years at
furtheSI coal lands will be selling for what they
were consider d worth before natural gas was
thought OF. This will be due largely 10 the
failure OF the gas fields to supply the demands
made upon them. Gas, like Oil, Will In time ex-
haust Itself. New fields may be opened, but TAX
ing all in al think the outlook OF coal was never
50 bright since natural gas came into use. IL is
not published out all The large gas fields are play
ing out. Murraysville has seen It's best days, and
ali tie wells In tine Beaver and Ohio valleys are
going. The prospects for fields large enough TO
take their pace ln case OF total failure are not
bright by any means The big natural gas COM
panies recognize tnis as fact, and are expending
thousands OF dollars on process FOR making tuel-
gas. This Is significant In my judgment two
years will see an end TO natural gas fuel"
This opinion has CAUSED considerable uneastness
among holders OF naLural-gas stocks.
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Oil Rcftners aad the Railroads.

DECISION OF THE fSTERsTATE-coNAkscE coakissrcA
The Interstate-Commerce COmmissica has de-
s,ded the following cases: John Henry NicolAi Va
The PENNSYLVANIA Railroad 90. and others and
1. Parkhurst, Dr., q CO. vs. the same defenoant&
Oniulou Oy Commissioner Aorrfson-
ComulainanTsSio business as oil refners at Bal
tir1ore Nd. Il was eOmplained that the RAILROADS
charged 50 cents per barrel Tor the transportauon
on crude OIL from Washington, Pa, 20 Baltimore,
Nd While Iom Bradford and CLARENDON, Pa and
Oean " Y, 20 Baltimore about The same distance
a. W. sningion, Pa. IRON Baltimore, the charge is
bus 40 cents per bsrrel- IL was shown that de-
fenaanf Dy agreement operate ~ q through line
anI make joint rates which govern through trsfic.
The Commission decides that carried.
party 10 a through hnr, cannot ns,
ITSELF from the responsibility OF exc
cessive through rates by saung up the corpor.
ate existence of Que OF The railroads forming the
through line as q separate CARER. Held also that
the apporuonment Of rates 20 dinerent parte o. :
through line DO not determine the charge 70 tho
pusllc bat may be significant on the question of
reasonable Tor the whole distsnce- The rail-
roads are ordered not 20 charge more ban 90 cones
per barrel on crude 81 fren wsshingtoas r. y
baltimore ma
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The Proposed socialist Congress.

BERLIN, July 25.-The Cologne Gazette denies
that the German Government intends TO protest
against the SOCIALIST congress which IL is proposed
10 mold at Paris during the exhibition there next
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GREAr DKr GooDs ANNOUNCEMENT
Successor TO LCIIRKLL 4 VINE


In addition to silks, Satins, Velvets Henr,ettas
CasnIaeres. Aba;ros-. Nuns Yelling Wool Sutings
Ladies Cloths. s4teens. Scotch Gingh&ms. Challi,s
Table Danasss. Towels. Napkins Gents aud Ladies'
Furnishings. HandAerc efs. Gloves Hosiery. Buttons
Ribbons. and all other foreign Dry Goods at spec ial
discount Of 10 Per cent until Au.ust Ii. Ii also
give discount Of , per cent on all Cotton Goods
will also offer 900 ParasoIs and sun Umbrellas at
prime cost these rOods this seasons and choice
styles An auction lot of Gents Half Hose Ladies'
COlore HOSE consisting Of 200 doz. which Will sell
pars f.r 25c., less than wholesale price.
1000 yards krinkle Seersucker last seasons price
1Z5sc-. will sell tnem at "a. per yard TO close.
All p-rs0ns desiring 10 find the greatest bargains
ever offered in Dry Goods IL Washington viii do well
10 call al 1890 Pa NV. where they can be
pleased both In quality. style and price.
AL persons OWING the late nrln of Lut:rell & Wine
WI be kind enoaxh 10 settle their bills AZ the earliest
pozsXble moment with
THOS. J. LCTTRELL.
Successor to LUTTEELLS WINE.
o2l-lv 20th St and Pa NV.
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White Beaver for ssovernor.
TIE LABOR PARTY OF WISCONSIN, SELECT Az on rHpII

SCOUT 10 LEAD THEN TO VICTORY.
OSHKOSH, WIS.,. July 25.-The labor convention
last night nominated the following ticket: Gov
ernor Dr Powell OF Lacrosse; lieutenant governor,
n. Z Alien. OF Beaver; secretary Of state
William lockwood, or Mpon; treasurer, Albert
Aannheimer, OF MAnitowoc; attorney general, 7.
A. Ryan, OF Waukesha; superintendent OF schools,
4 w. Kracowiser. DR.. Powell was once an Indian
combination. He is known as "white Beayer," and
has been mayor Of Lacrosse, being elected on the
labor ticket The platform adopted is . recapitu,,
lataon OF the principles enunctaied in the national
platform. with q number o6 local demands, con-
cluding - follows: We ere decidedly opposed 70
funton or coalition with the twO Old partac8. A
minority report 1uCeFpelaung Henry 0eorgeB toea
q gt16untod lnoo0D tnx WoD oo1oote6
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A Revel.sIenary PIos in Bulgaria.

BERLIN, July 2o-The AUgemeiae Zeifang states
that revolutionary plot has been discovered at
Rustchuk, Bulgaria, and that two persons nave
been arrested la connection with the affair.
The bulgarian nnance and foreign ministers
have arrived at Rustchuck 20 inquire into the
plot. Letters under date " Kien were foInd on
the persons arrested A nthaDer OF Bulgarian NJ
fugees headed by N. Zunkon are attending the
Panslavist Christianity festival at ki.n, ana t Is
supposed they are implicated In the plot.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-25

PENSION FRAUDs-The Commissioner of Pensions
has been advised that Mesura Eldridge and j. w.
Aston, of Duo. Claiborne County, Tenn, were con-
victed on the 23d inst in the U. s. Court at Knox
vllle Tenn, on charge or conspiracy to make a
as the widow OF James, alias r shea, OF Co. b. oath
Ky. infantry, when, In fact, she was the widow Of
confederate solder who died OF small pox while
at home on furlough. AlstOn was also convicted
or forgery In same claim, and pleaded guilty to
making false affiiavitS In the claim. Missouri FL
dridge was convicted OF making false claim. j. s.
Fritts and j. E. Hopkins have been indicted by
the grand jury at Knoxville, Tenn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-25

PRoMoTED.-H. b. Hedrick has been promoted
from $1,000 TO 200 assistant in the Nautical
Almanac Office
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Special CabI' Dispatch TO THE EvENING STAR
LONDON, July 25.-Contrary TO expectations no
settlement has yet been made OF the dispute the
VaEdeleur estate. Yesterday scenes OF violence
were again witnessed. The evicting party pro-
ceeded In the following order: Three hussars as
guides, then Inspector Dunning on a car. Two
hundred Yards Uehind the car two more hussars;
behind them the Datterlng ram In charge or
OaillfS: then large force OIL men from the Derby
shire and Berkshire regiments with an ambulance !;
the1 Irish consLab abuiary, hnally rear guard or
huSsaIs all this 10 evict handful or ualfstars1ng
peasantr., knock down TWO sides OF their houses,
and make them unlnhapitable.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-25

KNS EQUITABLE
COOPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
AVoITAELE 3UILDING." 1908 -.
ASSETS-SS9S.21743
Cffce hours, from am. to 30 p m On the first
Wednesday in month the office Will be open from
I, O'Clock pm. ADVANCES viii be nIalie PROMPTLY
al Z O'Clock.
Subscriptions for shares in the 18TH issue received
daily at the Office of the Association Equitable buid-
ine 1908 + St
Shares are $3.50 per month
$1,000 advanced each share
Pamphlets explaining the object and advantages Of
the Association are furnished upon application
THOMAS sOaiEnVILLE, Pres.
JNO. JOY EDISON. Sec'y ieI
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GEN. SHERIDAN DOING WELL.-The bulletin OF
Gen. Sheridan's ply yscians last evening is as fol-
lows: "1he generally favorable condition OF Gen.
Sheridan's case reported in bulletin OF the 22d
continues without any important alteration.
should there De no change worthy OF record in the
mex twenty-four hours, no bulletin VIII be issued
NedneSday evening""
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-25

AMONG THE PRESIDENTS CALLERS TO-DAY were
Senators Coke, Blackburn, Mcpherson, Cockrell,
and Kenna; Representatives Davidson, with NJ H.
Thornton, Florida; Yoder, Springer, stone (Ky1,
Grain, Caine, Matson and Grimes, with DR.. and
Mrs: Osbourne and DR.. Johnston, Ga; Hon. j. r.
Tucker Va), Hon. w. E. Robinson IN. W, and
Assistant Postmaster General Knott.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-25

NATIONAL BANK DIvIDENDs-The Comptroller of
the Currency has declared the frst dividend OF 80
per cent In favor of the creditors Of the CONNER
cial National Bank, OF Dubuque, Iowa, on claims
proved amounting to $3S3, ,O9l This bank failed
March 20, 1888
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Anarchists Remember their Dead.
A MONUMENT FOR THE FIVE MEN WHO WE'RE HANGED

CHICAGO, July 25.-A temporary monument has
been placed In the lot In Waldheim Cemetery
where lie the remains OF the nve anarchists who
met death for the Haymarket massacre. The
stone, which Is Italian marble, bears on its face
the names OF those buried below, together with
ton to replace tlis stone by massive monument
as soon as possible. The "defense committees" Is
now arranging numerous entertainments and
other plans looking TO the raising OF SUM-
cient amount OF money TO purchase the monu-
menC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-25

NAVAL CADET HORACE G. MCFARLAND, of this
city, having been acquitted by the Annapolis
courtmartial OF the charge Of hazlng, was yester-
day restored to duty on the Constellation, which
Is expected to sail for Newport to-day.
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The seventh in the same Family.

CINCINNATI July ga special from New Lex
ington, Ohio, says: Chas. Miranda. brak man on
yesterday afternoon ana was killed. his body
was mangled beyond recognition. He was not
missed until the train following found the remains
on the track and wired here, asking II q brakeman
was missing. There seems 10 he q strange fatal
ity connected with this family, as this is the
seventh son killed on railroads. The remains were
taken to Lancaster, where he leaves wife and
family.
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The Bergen ExsraAision Case.

MoNTREAL, July 25.-The authorities here re.
ceiyed word from Baltimore last night that ao:
sence OF the governor OF Maryland had prevented
the taking OF extradtttOn proceedings sooner In
the Bergen case, but that the papers were being
prepared The Baltimore authorities AK that
Bergen be held untn formal demand ior MS ex-
tradition can be made. Bergen yesterday re-
ceived some money In . registered letter nom
frIendA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-25

YELLOW JACK.-SurgeOn General Hamilton to-
day received telegram from DR.. WALL at Tampa,
Fla, stating that he had begun the house inspec-
tlon there, and had ordered 1t at Plant City.
There were two new cases in Plant City, but none
at Tampa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-25

THE TRIAL OF THE NAVAL CADETS FOB HAzNG-
The case OF Naval Cadet Wylie s. Embery, charged
with hazlng was concluded before the court mar
tial AZ Annapolis yesterday. The board then took
up the case OF Naval Cadet Louis II. Gross third
class, charged with shaking his nsts in Naval
Cadet Sparks face and telling him he would have
to 'fght or be less galley" The accused was de-
Tended by Ensign GlannOn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-25

PosT-oFFICE will be established at Colton's
st. Mary's County, Md, with Bruce NJ Cotton as
postmaster.
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THE BOND OFFERISGs TO-DAY amounted to
s627O0o, in lots as follows per cents registered
5000 at 127K; 5000 at 127k: 200 at 127X;
s., 600 at 127h: $3.50 900 at 127x Four per cents,
coupon, $4,000 at 127H; Az per cents registered,
$4,000 at 1O.H; 500 at 1076; s., 900 at 107x;
$4,000 at l07&; ~ per cents, coupon, $4,000
at l07L
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-25

A NEW NATIONAL BANK.-The Controller of tn
Currency has authorized the organization OF tn
Wallowa National bank, Of Enterprise, Ore
capital $4,000, Robert NJ. Steel, president, an,
WIN. X. holmes, cashier.