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DIED.

ALLEN. At Bsnnings. on May n. 1858. JANIS
ALLEN, beloved husband Of Katie Allen. in tie
seventy seventh year of his
Funeral from Burrvile Mission. Sunday, May IL
at O'CLOCK pm Relatives and friends rsspeet-
fully invited TO attend.
,oUpLIP-on May IL. 1sss sALLIE }. cuoLIP.
thirty 1--WE year, old.
Tshsr,i ireln her late residence, sos Rhode Island
HARPER CHARLES + HARPER departed this life
Monday morning, May z. 1855. at . O'Clock, q
residence. No .Vs IA street southwest.
Funeral will take place SUNDAY. May 18th. ct ,
O'Clock .. m from Zion Wesley A. NJ T.. church Q
street southwest Family and friends invited y
NEWMAN. On Saturday. May IL, 1855, at Is
O'Clock an. after q lingering Illness. THOs. A NEw-
MAN. aged sixty mine years.
Funeral from N i. Church. Congress C31stD street.
on Monday, at O'Clock n. m. Relatives and friends
respect fully invited to attend.
PRATHER. On May II. 1885, at 4. 10 a m, LIZZIE
l. daughter Of the late Josiah 7. aud MARI d. ITsther.
Funeral Sunday, May 1 5. at q .u from tho
dence Of Thos Z. Roach. Relatives and friends
are invited to attend e
ROWE. On Friday. May IL, 1855. at Gao nm.
after an illness OF more than two months. WILLIAM
n ROWE, IN his seventy -hrst year.
funeral from bis lat. residence, No. 224 L street
sHARIN. On Friday. May IL, 1859. THOMAS.
infant son OF James and Minnie sharin. sse four
months.
Funeral from his parents residence 1901 Connscts-
cut avenue northwest, sunday NJ ) pm.
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Ths Senator wsasas. ss.asa.apssss
Oshsr Baseball sa@es-Nesss~aaA


Oehsr Baseball sa0es-NesssraaA
Ce00snss.
The Washington Bass-BalfClub secured M third
victory OF the season yesterday st -fndiAnapouA
The score was Q 70 s. Daily pitched and kept me
Hoosiers down 20 singles, bus the loose neld-
Ing OF the senators In the diamond came very near
losing the game The washingtons dropped' onto
shreves pitching for singles and two-easgcn
and earned three OF the six runk Shocn and VIII
mot zach made two singles ana q double. and
o'bren hit safely twice The game was In the
hoosiers hands untn the eighth inning when. with
ne SCORE 70 2. the senators punched their hits
ana msoe three runs ueing the score. The errors
~ he NOME cl0o made the winning run possible IN
Tue nlnth AFTER two men were out Myers and
Donneny played miserably az ID ana NJ, the former
making ana the latter errorN The washing
eohs aSsresateo ID errors and the Hoosiers Il
OTHER GAMES.
close contest In Pittsburg resulted In a victory
Tor Boston by score OF 2 10 O. Both OF Bostons
runs were earned by batting hard In the nrst and
second innings Boston made hits and 2 errors
ana flttspurg hits and , errors The batteries
were sowders and Tate and Calvin and Flelds
conway and Bennett DID battery work for De-
uult yesterday and kept the Philadelphians out OF
game, 10 T. Up 20 the eighth the score for the
visitors was blank, but bunch OF hits brought
nnton and Clements were Phlladelphias battery
Detroit made hits and error ana PhiladelphiA
q hits and 4 errors
Rain prevented the Chicago-Nrw York came
Az Cleveiand-Baltlmore. .; Cleveland. l. At Cin-
ACKNOWLEDGMENT, .; ST. Louis q. Al Louisville
i,e,ls Is. AZ; Kansas city, a Enthusiastically
game prevented by rain.
The following Is the charnn,onSh,n recora.
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The following changes from yesterdays quotations
fi,s s:s.s ssS:.: sss$ .s;s
p. 6, 1890 cur il6N bid. d: 6. 2o-yssr fund.- fund.-
S.d 5S ;.tsd. GsSsss.oxn Co: - Sid Asa ..i ss
GSa iys Sia 70 LEA d A Hionsl
Insurance, l5s bid 100 asked. Corcorsn Insurance.
5yH bid. Columbia Insurance, 1gx bid. Tx asked.
Pol.an Bank 191h bid, i05 asked Farmery and
Mechanics Bank Of Georgetown, 164H bid, 1850
ssksd second NetienM Bank. l27 bid. lao Ssfed
Great Falls Ice. 100 bid Che.apeaks and Roiomac
bid. TN .sksd Washington spd asorgstoxn Kaiirosd
Bank Of the Republic. 15SX bid. IDS asfed Fssniiin
Co.. % bid. 6 asked -"
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From Wall street To-day,

opened quiet, but generally strong this morning.
though the advances over the closing
figures Of yesterday were for slight frac.
lions only. The business done in the first
hour was small except In Reading, Union Pacific,
Lake Shore and Richmond and West Point, but the
drift OF the prices was upward with very small
fluctuations. There was no feature OF interest
outside OF the movement in cotton OIL which, after
slight recession, advanced over 1 per
cent on larger transactions than usual
OF late in that stock. There was q
weaker feeling later In the hour, and In many OF
the list the early advances were wiped out and at
IL O'Clock the market was quiet and rather heavy
at about opening figures
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I'd EDITION.
--latest TBlBglanS 70 The Star.
CLERICAL ELEcrIONEERINc.


Friends Of Candidases for Dishoprics
Working for them os the Cona6rence.
NEW YoRx, May lathe eleventh days session
opened this morning at the Metropolitan Opera
In, pr w Of lie Dspsaw Tnivsrsisy,
Of Indiana Bsn%p Foster T9S
with considerable expectancy 70 the report OF the
committee on spiscoPacy upon the number Of new
The committee viii probably report in favor Of
electing four bishopa This will cause long de-
bate, as there are large number OF the delegates
sas SIX Or mcse Ssps rnsS
claim that the bishops have TOO much work to DO,
and that with larger number the work Of the
much Of their time IN the lobby electioneerin for
their friends who are candidates Tor the position
Among the candidates are Revs. J.. W. Fitzgerald,
Vincent, Rock River. D. A. Goodsell, J. r: Day,
ley, editor Of the Christian Advocate; J: N.
King, all OF New York; ]. w. Hamilton,
Boston; A. 3: Leonard, !. ". Joyce, c. H. Paine
secretary Of the Church Extension society Is also
mentioned as being an available candidsts i Is
Dr. J. Il. Vincent will be elected.
BISHOP TAYLOR WILDLY CHHIRKD.
Rev. Dr. Hunter, OF Illinois, as soon as the roll
the Of sSs dss the
Ing Of Bishop Taylor's report OF his
work In Africa. When the bishop stepped to the
front OF the stage the house, which was packed
with people, fairly arose to their feet and ap-
plauded Tor several minutes. 1t was as much as
the chairman could do TO suppress the enthusiasm.
Bishop Taylor, In opening his report, made o few
remarks He said that he had been suffering from
cold and would not be able TO read well. He said
that when he went to Africa he was well received
BY the Liberia conference.
He said his success in Liberia was wonderful
The Liberians were getting thrifty. The cone
trade has been good there, very many mills having
been introduced.
The people live comfortably and dress well on
Sundays The schools, scholars, teachers and
ministers have increased In numbers The liquor
traff1c has grown less.
Bishop Taylor took long time to explain his
position toward the general conference 1t being
claimed that he was not entitled to a seat among
the bishops. The gist Of his remarks were to the
eject That he had not been guilty OF any disloya
and. therefore, Is entitled to voice In the body.
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the championship record:

fhk sfOkf OF THk WIKI.
Ine three games played this week have brought
one victory and two defeats TO the sc material
record. The number OF defeats would probably
nave been larger had not the gene rosity OF the
weather prevented two games IN Chicago. A new
man was put ID the box on Thursday az ainst CHI
Saxo, and The game WAS lost In consequence. But
ne should not be blamed FOR the defeat THIS WAS
~ Is supposed, his frst League game and he WAS
pltted against hard-hitting team. lie probably
became nervous and lost control of himself
Inere Is notnlng 10 prove that he has not the
,n IN him for good pitcher; In fact Tom
Deasle., VINO urged his engagement. says that he
Is coming wonder. II any body is 90 blame for the
analr ~ Is the management FOE putting a new
was Ias sne oos IA sgen game Thursdays game
complaint was made against the umpire, but nine
pall players should not expect 20 win when they
can not make more than three hits In a game.
Their only chance In such a contest Is for tho
other Side 10 fall down dead, as the Senators
came near doing yesterday.
On the whole the week has been fairly propi-
uous IN view ol the condition Of the club IL would
now appear as though the management had de-
clded 10 play Daily IA the box for shoch has been
playing right-fleld for a number VI gaines. That
the ex-Phlladelphan Is effective this year Is shown
by yesterdays game IN which the Indianapolis
Team could not get more than three single hits on
his delivery. Irwin II doing fairly well at short
STOP FAR better indeed than Donnelly, while the
inttef with yesterday rs exception seems 70 10
playing with some OF his last years skill
Inc stay-at-homes are much disappointed at
noticing that Daily Is being laid on SO much They
Think IL Is making weak club weaker. ana insist
that Daily should pl;S right-neld when not in the
box unless there Is some good reason which does
not appear on the surface. The men who can hit
the ball are the ones that are needed
NUrEs
IL is said that Borchers signed with Chicago for
$1,000.
The chicago Herald says: "A man with a glass
eye can see the weak point In the Washington
team. They are not making balls big,enoagh for
the senators II Van Haltren had been pitching
nall Kegs over the plate the men from the Federal
capital might have scored a few runs, but tho
Da OF the Callfornians was entirely too small Tor
the senators 70 gauge"
Chn Carroll has signed with the Pittsburgs
A DIVORCE CASE DIsNIssEp.-This morning Mr.
John Amber smith, counsel for plainti1 IN tue
case OF Alverta LeaJhers laee Hawkes) against
Harvey 4. feathers, for divorce, dismissed the
cause. The bill was Med February 2s4
SENTENCED TO THE REFORM ScHooI.-Charles
Mitchell and Joseph soners, convicted OF house,
breaking and the Larceny or pigeons on the prem
ises OF w. Drury, were called up for sentence IN
the Criminal Court to-day, and, both being under
sixteen years OF age, they were sentenced 90 the
Reform school, Somers had been twice 20 the
workhouse and once 10 Jail, and Mitchell once 10
| each.
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Teleuraphic Rriefs.

The California cigar-Dox factory and Drew's
sash factory at San Francisco were burned last
night. Loss $4,000.
The race FOR the Kempton Park great Jubilee
stakes In England to-day was won by Mr.. Vyner's
nve-year- Old bay horse, Minting.
The rolling mill Ph1llipsburg has shut down
owing TO dearth OF orders, and the wOrktngmen
are seeking employment elsewhere.
Young Qu1nby, the murderer OF VIM. Remission
at Booth Bay, Me-, has confessed. He says he went
to KennistOns for purposes OF robbery, but the
old man was SO violent he had to kill him In SELF
defense.
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Thinks England Means to be Aggres.

ST. PETERSBURG, May 12.-The Noposti says that
the object in strengthening the English ornaments
is evidently not solely to be prepared to indirectly
partake in an eventual continental war, but also
TO enable England to pursue, with an armed hand,
policy manifestly aggressive.
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3.1ta BID tO-oey.
RxLTIhoRE. Nd. Nay u : Cotton steady;
street aud western super, 2.s0sa6o: DO extra.
Ss;: &c g. i: sa ss: g. H Hs'' b :sHs
S r's,EiSS .upss nsss patent SoS
n R;.Sa; fslsa esslSs LSnEHsT sssi9s xsssssn,
sssS; July. .sss.S4k; Auss:s. szSsSsk .as Con- =
western sominsy higher and Sa %fssd x cS'S ri
fennsyivanis, 4ds41; western White, 12sSST; wen.
: :ss yl nd sss. a III ssl::
eepPsr 6ssSnsd: Ar: i5A.l6: Thi.sy arr, Gk3
pool per ssesms. Hrpl.sossens LED; se1s e. tor.
wksk. g, 500 bushsl.; corn, l620b 6ashAis: ossS
1000 bushels; rye 1900 bushsla ehtpmente-Aour,
36.6O0 buahsis = ''
CAieqgo Maykeeas
GfoAS SSsus s MAJ III 49, e ssd
spseulasos md ontstdFs veY - 6uyins cafl sSiqs
yas s sss':s :: e 3 ~
~ :as g ss.ss g: 81 Co. Co.
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DEATH OF AN OLD CITIzEN.-Mr. T. A. Newman
died last night at his residence No. 3l3o N street.
in the sixty-ninth year OF his age. He was born
at oxen Hill, Md, but for more than half century
had been q resident OF this place, most OF which
time he was in the shoe business. several years
ago Mr. Newman had stroke Of paralysis from
which he never recovered. The deceased was
member OF Potomac Lodge No. 5. r. A. A. NJ, and
also member or the Congress street N. y. church,
from which place the funeral will take place Mon
day afternoon at O'Clock; interment to be at Oak
HILL
NorEs.-Complaint has been made that during
the blasting OF rock for foundation on X street,
between 31st and SOD streets, particles OF stone
have been driven q considerable distance, en-
dangerng the persons and property OF residents In
the vicinIty.--lncrease In storage Will be given
to the custonl-house BY building q coal cellar In
the areaway.-Frank Gray, charged with using
bad language on High street last night was nned
IS by Judge Smell to-day.
TEMPERATURE AND CONDITION OF WATIR At
q m.-GreaJ Falls temperature, ~; condition 30;
receiving reservoir temperature. %; condition at
north connection, 80: condition at south connec-
tion, SO; distributing reservoir. temperaIurs 20;
condition at intuent gate-house, 30; condition nc
efnuent gate-house, 90 High tide In the river
to-day at s:30 q m; low TIDE, 3.2S p. N.
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The Reward for TascOtt's Captur,
Withdrawn.

CHICAGO, May 12.-The offer OF $4,000 reward
for the capture OF Tascott, the murderer OF Mill
ionaire Smell, expired by limitation last night.
TaScOtt Is still at large.
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SAN FRANCISCO, May 12.-The firm OF j. Luske
& Co., operating large canning establish
T. Coleman, head OF the nrm that MADE
an assignment q few days since, Is the prin-
cipal creditor. Coleman was largely interested in
these canneIies. The liabilities are estimated at
100000.
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Death Of Caleb Cone.

PHILADELPHIA, May 12.-Caleb Cope, president
Of the Philadelphia Saving Fund, died at his resi-
dence here this morning, aged ninety-one years
He was elected a director OF the United States
Bank in 1885, and often acted as president OF that
historical institution.
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LONDON, May lathe sugar conference has con-
cluded its work. To-day the delegates signed the
final protocol with the draft Of proposed cOnven-
ton.
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Tn Wossr Couau

Il relieved b. the M q Aysr,s Cherry psstorsi
But don't delay TIM the 'hrunchial tubes sss IN
famed and ths lunss eonssstsd promps uss
insures rapid cure. L D. Blxlsy. Of Bartonvills.
Vt. writes: -Four yeas ego took severe
cold. which Wa followed By ssrsbls eonsh. I
w.s confined to my bed about four montha
Ny physician finally said w,s in Consumption,
and that be could mot help me-. One Of my
neishpors advised me 10 try Ayers Cherry Pee
torl did %. and was wen before had IN
ished taking the frst bottle. Ever since then
my health has been good"
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL.
Prepared by Dr. J. Q. Aver 4 Co, Lowell, Masa
ssld by all Drugsista Price, 81: six bottles. s5.
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NAH MIN

DEvERs-PRICE. May 2. 1855 by Rev Cbas T.
Weede, pastor North CaIitol-street NJ. Y church,
CHAs. A. DENERs. of ashinxton, ID. G., 10 EsTHlR
A. PRICE. of Fairfax County, We.
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

Il Apply at HOODMONI, Iowa Circle and 18th st.
Nv. myl2-s&w5ts
I,OR RENT WEST END FLATS-262O ST.,
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IrOR RENT-FURNIsHEDLONE OF THE MOST
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Uculars. rent very low. myself.
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LIKELY 20 BREAK THE nEconp.

LIKELY 10 BREAK THE RECORD.
LisslsweeA Kssps Up Ms Greas wsrk
In che walking Masch-GueFrsro
Giving Out.
NEW Y0RK, May 12-The crowd at the garden
aster midnight was one Of the largest since the
walk began. Fully ton thousand spectators were
present At times the excitement was intense
caused BY the fact that the Mexican had succeeded
In getting within two and 0ne-haN miles
OF Littlewood, 1t was plain, however, that the
ndSs Sa ss
menced to stagger. He retired to his hut only 70
be driven out again BY his relentless trainers.
Again he staggered along until he reached the
the amusement Of the multtude, he feli to
the ground. The poor fellow got up only
20 20. fS sSai1n: Dozens o. voices cried out
groans OF the spectators uttlewood ana his
trainers took advantage OF the Mex1cans troubles.
The Englishman piled up the miles until 6 O'Clock,
when ne had left his plucky contestant for nrst
place Is miles In the rear. At this hour Guerrero
At ESQ Littiewood had beaten Alberts record
Of 571 miles, and had twenty-five minutes TO
the am. score was: uttlewood, SOS; Guer.
zero, 552-2: Herty, 531-4; Noremac, 5OO-l; COL
den, 4s9-6; Hughes. 474-7; Campana, 342.
At 10 O'Clock Littlewood tied the best record for
yards Heavy odds are given that he Will break
the record. Six men Will probably cover the ne.
cessary SOS miles to entitle them to share In the
gate receipta The latter will amount to about
At IL O'Clock the score stood: Littlewood, 5s1;
0uerrero,A661; Herty, Sal; Noremac, sos; Golden,
400; Hughes. 4S5; Campana, 354.
Herty, 547; Noremac, SIP; Golden, SOC; Hughes,
three laps ahead Of the record.
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AlsxanAria Afsairss


THE CANAL AucTroS-The Alexandria canal n To
be offered At public sale on the 7th OF next June
unless legal proceedings intervene postpone the
auction. The canal has been divided By Commits
sioner Fowler into SIX sections tho nrst being &C
the AQueduct bridge, opposite West Washington
and the last at the looks alongside q Alexandra
and the sections will be sold separately. The last
sections contain large quantity Of cut-stone IN
the lockA
NoEnL-The transfer Of the Burke-iot addition
Wo Sne tsreet Sss bseS oo@pstsd S1 and
ture 70 tne deed. and the agents Of Ihe
board nave taken possession OF the property
The Virginia Amateur Oarsmen EXPECT Al ieasf
four club huge a. the en- Of July resafta.-T6S
nesday evening for Norfolk The CorpfS ~
Court for nay will NOT be opened untn Hsxt Wa.
nesosy' enc VII. prooa6le. b held ~ Judes
tinues indlspoeed.-Hr. B. y. Price d comp1esine
me oncx worsoop.-The tug D. n. Key L
Gansers ;cv,csse iac.cry, y wess Pratt stsset,
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BISMARCK DID IT.

He Induced the Sultan Of Morocco to
Settle the Dispute with Us.
LONDON, May 12-The 81. James Gazette says
that the settlement OF the dispute between the
United states and Morocco was due to Prince Bis
marck'S sending private commission to the sultan.
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WAxAxAKrr.s

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Of the essasst thinss " On TO- you Only have
care.
AZ WASAMAKKRs more Books ere cola ovWth
counter Than IN any other houss between IL ossans
timely works ON Agriculture and norstouls1rss .
nrxe assortment Of French Books. ssasadss sod
senkh Squares: Standard and hisosllazso0 woskA
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The n~nsh R>~ra.

During the - hours ending at 1 O'Clock this
afternoon, deaths were reported to the health
once "a follows Myrtle Crown, white, two years;
Mary Bel, white. seventy six; oscar y. Ci4ell
white fourteen days; Eliza IPratper white thirty
four yesr, Thos. A. Newman. white, Sixty-eight
years; chas r. Randolph, colored. sixty years;
Jas X Davis, colored, seventy years; Julia Fred
rick, colored, eight months; Jas Allen. ooiored
seventy six years