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FLOODED BY HEAVY RAINS.
Streams in Norshero Minnesota Higher
Than ever Known before.

DULUTH. MINI, June l2.-Recent rains have
caused the greatest nood known in northern Min.
nesota. Along the banks OF logging streams trib-
uuary TO the st. Louis River millions OF acres OF
land are oyerfiOwed and loss OF life Is feared At
the village OF Cioquet, 30 miles from herr, that
portion OF the town which Is situated on the lind
l. completely engulfed by raging torrent, ouly
the tops Of houses being visible. Several dwellings
have been carried away. The immense saw mills
are flooded and abandoned, ana In the booms
So.o 5000 logs were jafnmed yesterday morning,
and the number reached over OO,OO0, 90 lsst
night. All couuty bridges have been carried
away, ana II the logs break the booms and dams,
which Is momentarly expected, the railroad
briage at Thomson, substantial iron structure.
VIII 60. AT Fond du Lac, 10 miles from here, the
village Is under water, ana some buildings have
been carried down the stream. Prom Fond du
Lac TO beyond Spirit Lake the tracks OF the st.
Paul and Duluth Railway are under water from
TO 5 feet. Throughout the entire length OF The
Dalles OF the 81. Louis River famous one of the
choice bits OF scenery OF the country, the river IL
mass or soapy froth ana Is higher by 10 feet than
ever known. Indians and old settlers say tho
food has never been equaled- AT West Duluth, II
miles the foot or The RAPIDS the roar OF the
waters can be distinctly heard, and at this place
The water IN the inner harbor has risen 70 an un-
usual height
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ROund q Mile Distant srsm sh~ spos
Wherc the Glcaa went Down.

Pound q Mile Distant ersa the spos
where the Clean went Down.
BAIrsoRE June l2-The body OF T. Harrison
Garrett, who was drowned on THURSDAY nigh, lass
by the shaking OF his yacht the Clean. has oesa
recovered II was found . mile distant from the
SPOT where the accident occurred. Tue steamer
Nanticoke brought the remains 70 Bsl,imore
The Nanticoke was on her way up the riFef 10
this city when the body was discovered. The pilot
saw dark object noating In the water and notL
ned the captain. Orier was given 90 run close 10
IL and In few minutes the boat was near enough
Tor those on board 20 See that the object vac the
BODY OF large man. and. ~ IL was suspected that
CT I. harrlSon Garrett A small boat Was lowered
was in unexpectedly good condition. on the let
temple there was q red marx ana one oi the hands
Was somewhat bitten, probably by crabs or eels,
WITH which the waters In the ylciuity abound and
which, u was feared. would greatly disngure the
body. The face was back aud blood oOled from
the nose. The body was completely dressed In a
blue yachting suit, yacntng shoes were on his feet.
by the unfortunate man were in their places. Tho
remains. on reaching here. were taken 20 an un-
dertakers establishment. from where they Will be
transferred 70 the Garrett residence. Mrs Garrett
was Immediately notified.
The steamer knoch i'ratt OF the same line %
which belongs the Joppa, Nhich culllded with the
Clean, passed the spot where the body Was picked
up short tine before the arrival OF the Nanti-
coke. 1wq passengers Saw an object IN the water
some distance on. and thinking it might be Mr.
CARROTS body, called the attention OF the mate 10
IL, the captain not being on deck. The man. how
course The captain. hearing Of the occurrencs
shortly after. was very angry, and ordered the
vessel 70 return 10 the spot but before she reached
there the body was aboard the Nanucoke.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-12
LONDON GOSSIP OF THE DAY,
4 FamOus Murderer and Burglar
Death Of the Widow ag Is.sIse.

Special Cable Dispatch to TIE EVENING STAR
LONDON, June 2.-The man hunt that has been
going on since the escape OF a convict named
jackson, from the Manchester prison. after muir
dering warden terminated with the arrest or Il e
culprit yesterday az Bradford IL has been long
since the career OF any criminal has created SO
much IpublIc interest jackson led two separate
lines Of crime. Not until the hue and cry We
raised after him WAS IL discovered that he wa
Identical with the notorious burglar Firth. This
is a strange mixture In a man or Ierocity and sal
donic humor. The first thing he did after b; )
escape from prison was TO break in,o a houS ,
steal clothing and leave his conyicts dress In e.
change. together with a facetious nUte adtiresss
TO the owner OF the house. The manner or Ills ca -
tuFe yesterday was Characteristic. He vas ell
gagged In committing another burglary whs n
seiz d by policeman ana secured after a despe :
ate struggle. Not until arterward was he identl-
fed with the man wanted.
Ms. Balie, widow or the composer, is dead.
The successor TO Bond, cher librarian Of Il e
British Museum, retired, Will probably be L.
Maunde Thompson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-12
A YOUNG INCEN0IARY.
A Roy Of Fourteen COnfesses 60 SR0rt.
ing BuffalO'n MflliOneDOllar Ftre.

BUFFALO, n. T., June Io.-The great milli ion-do,-
lar fire in Buffalo on February 1, which destroyt
the dry goods house Of Barnes, Hengerer 4 O.
and seriously damaged other property, viii oe r.
mem bered. Its origin was not definitely asce =
ta1ned, but 1t was supposed TO have occurred ! 4
some accidental way In the paper-rooIn locate 1
In the basement The mystery has now bee 4
cleared up. 0fhcers OF Col Byrnes detectivs
agency yesterday arrested one or the cash boys
named Andrew Howard, aged fourteen. for steal.
ing watch In the store, and were led TO st.speci
that he knew something about the origin NJ tue
nre. He has now made q full confession that be
started the IRE himself After stating that he was
on duty in the Old store on Monday morning Feb
ruary he proceeds with his detailed story rs fol.
lows:
TIE YOUNG NcENDIARy's STORY.
"At IL 80 a. L. on that day went down into
the b ire nennt was alone. picked up stick
and lighted It IN the gas. II Went out i then
lighted It again and stuck IL down into pine OF
waste paper In the paper room by an iron caest.
The paper all took DIRE. then r2n up stairs and
took my seat where the cash boys sit. The smoke
all came up through the black dress goods anu up
the stairway. started the tire because was mad
at Mr. Starring the noor walker. He would not
excuse me 70 go 10 a funeral was one OF the
pall-bearers When l went into the basement IL
came into my head. then lighted the stick and
set the fre. When lighted the paper did not
think Il would all burn down. like 10 See big
fire II no one gets hurt or burned up. No perbon
told me 70 set the IRE. l did &c myself did hot
tell my mother or father that set the store On
nre."
He also admitted making two attempts TO IRE
the present store or Barnes Hengerer co.
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IN DEFENSE OF HIS MOTHER.
A Fifteen Year Old BOY shoots Hts
Druakcn Father Dead Near asals,.

BAIrINoRE. june l2.-Peter Ait, proprietor OF
the Arlington House. near the Pimlico race track,
was shot and almost instantly killed last night at
q O'Clock by his son William aged ffteen years.
The shooting took place IN the kitchen OF the resi-
dence, and was the outcome OF a family quarrel
All's wife saws the shooting was done In her de-
Tense. Her husband had been on n spree Tor some
time. and Just before the tragedy he came Into The
house, ana after breaking a heavy cup ana saucer
on her head, began 30 cali her hard names and TO
beat her. She struggled with him, and they both
fell on the noor. He got n hold on her throat, and
She thought he meant 10 Kill her She was almost
tnsenslble, when she heard the report OF gun
Her husbands grip on her throat relaxed and he
fell over on the no0r. Young AIT, who IL bright
looking boy, was arrested and locked up. after an
aIectionate parting with his mother.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-12

81 per ptlt.
Hsndoline IA uneQusled ss c hsautifer OF the COM
{lekou IL renders the skin white. smooth and
~ removes sunourn aud tan Every aly should use
IL Fer bottle. PC.
Soda wster-we have the best and coolest in the city
A. E1de from the hest materials aud favored with
pure fruit juice syTapx
take ever care and pains In our prescription de-
lA. neat NIlcn l. coglplete. being thoroughly
sSAeN Win orugS and chemicals from the most
1@ns nlAEuisetursrS, such SQuiOb. Powers and
etl<ntniAn and Otfer well-known chemists All pre-
1ptlNAs htfl flSte TO cur care wll be satisfactorily
o,stNhssI o. the lowest rates Don't mistake the
IlAee-tH TkMPLE DkUCi srOnt, under Masonic
le1nSAe. SoE1er SIE .Il stS
my2A i. S WILLIAMS CO. Propr.etors
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8evenseeo.Year L0c0oes.
swAKAs or THEM kPrxAKfxe II THE wKsr-wRA4
PROF. Riley eAys Op fuEM

CHICAGO, June l2.-Dispatches from points IN
Northern Iowa and Western Illinois. report the
appearance OF swarms OF seventeen-year locustA
Prof. Riley. United states entomoiog1str who n &C
present In Chicago when asked about the locusEs,
said that Weil-known brood occurs this year, and
this periodical visitor may be looked for u wooded
Michigan and PennsyivaniA a. indicated by tn6
experience Of 1s7l. In reply 70 question e -
whether the grassnoppen are 70 Be oestructivo
this year, the professor could not expre0 . po1l-
tive opinion. One thing he felt sure Of, noW6vees
that tkey VII never DO - much iu1ury q sha9 ~
bosween IL yea1 1o73 and lG77.
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THE EVENING STAR
PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday,
AT THE STAR BUILDINGS,
Northwest Corner Pennsylvania Ave and 11th g., By
The Evening Star Newspaper Company,
s. r. KAUFFNANN, ReSL

1rr rvxxrSo srAE is served to subscribers IN the
rffv by carriers their account 10 cents psf
week. or 44c per month Copies at the counter, 2
cents each By ni4i!.posta.e Yrspaid-So cents .
Entered az the Post ofHce at Washington. d c. %
second-ciAss mail matter
THE wEEKLr srAR-publisked on Friday-ol 0
year. postage vreYaid- Six months so centa
eVAl mail Subscriptions must be paid In advancs,
no paper ssnt longer than Il paid for.
Rates OF advertising made known on spplicatton
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~ ATTENTION, JOURNEYMEN BAKERS
On ynne ymss'nf r. Of &
sharp at A. street and Pennsylvania ave- Matters q
os L 70 D:
~ hIuPTpR5iSAS suspEHsIAdSS SAT19SAI 81 ITEAoTE
d Reso.eed That the public is hereby notified that A.
Is o s e
tiona League Tor transportation Of members and
Cunningham has been suspended from ali privileges
N the League and has no authority to act for the
rw EVANS sscr..c1I Chairman of Board DiT.s!sts
KGSLADIEs OF REBECCA LODGE L O. o F..
s.;s. are Mare e pf
f.es GIRkcaf taRi II +. seq seq O'Clock M IL
k~S PARTIES IN WASHINGTON HAVING
sS5 ,se, sen Pianos viii find it to their interest to
cE4s sTiEFf. n Liberty st. T Baisimors. Ma
VISIT -. s.a5I, THE FIRST MEETINo
ngton Schuetzen Park Thursday afternoon. June IA.
Sided for young and old. 'peAA' An0'eses jsiass @
sfsnd.on q the s ssls5f.tsd tdasasasD: asa!os.:D:
aSSf sS .' spSs Is.s sSSa s,0ot
s5I sAyIEss IssRE ksR SF sFSak Is
uelu dall. OH 9TH st. H. wednesday Even
issue may be oStsinsa at 81 share :. the meeting
time at the oce Of the secretary and treasurer
where also constitutions may be had. large number
OF shares has already been subscribed and the
ciati9n is in most tourishtng condition. Advances
ROBT G. CAMPBELL,
President, 5I7 10th st. NV.
Secy and Treasurer, 14l ST. NV. je9-4t
MRS MARY E YOUNGs GRADUATE OF
49, the National Chris tan science Institute will
receive patients at her residence. 9ie st. for
treatment, or Will visit patients at their own resi-
dences Once hours from to IL Am and from un-
ul pm j-9-3t'
OFFICE ]. NJ SHOEMAKER CO.
~ BANNERS AND BROKERS,
No. 134 south Sd street, Philadelphia
We viii take assignments OF all subscriptions made
In purchase of the full paid stock Of the WASHING
TON wELSBACH 1NCANDE5CENT GAS LIGHT
COMPANY, which the subscribers thereto may assign
to US on or before June 3O lSSs paying therefor all
nstalments heretofore paid thereon.
We viii also purchase all the full paid stock of said
Washington Wesbach Incandescent Gas Light Com
pany which may be offered to or before Septem-
Der i, 1888, at $50 per share.
Parties desiring to assign said subscriptions or to sell
SAID stock to US will please deliver assignments thereof
TO Msssrs BELL CO, No. 1437 Pennsylvania ave-
nue., washington, ID. e., VINO Will accept and pay for
the same tor Ills
AL assienments of subscriptions must be approved
for the Welsbach Inc ndesaent Gas Light Company Of
Pennsylvania by Corson & Mccartney, No. l4ly F
street. Washington, ID. {.
je1-21t ]. NJ SHOEMAKER l. co.
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ZINE FIoCRED NULL SATIN STRIPE AND
=. ~ 3, .Aid kemnanta l0tc; nsw French 9ssssn 6sm-
n1fns.d 1,a and plain. t2,sc. DOUBLE coxblAAdlvN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-12

PERsoNAL.-Unted States Minister Phelps sails
from New York to-day for England, and Minister
McLane VIII sail on Saturday for FIance.-Ex.
GOV. j. Proctor Knott or Kentucky, j, w. Mather
OF California, and Representatives FELTON, and
Bingham have apartments at the Richmond.-
shend and Hopkins OF CalsKill, n, u. Gen" Arson
u. McCook and f. Biuhdern. OF the Austrian leys,-
lion, were In New YORK last night-Hon j. w.
!. Oliver OF Pittsburg, Marcelino Garze OF MexicO
Dr. ZegIrra, the new Peruvian minister. and Sec
retarles and ex-Secretary Bristow, Cfias H. WILL
YORK, are at the ArlingtOn,-W. s. Donaldson,
Jas w swank, A; NJ: Keys, and Chas. L. GilpiH OF
are at the Riggs.-Interstate Commerce Com.
missioner Morrison, Walter Tate OF Pensacola.
Fla, Ex-senator SeweI OIL New Jersey, and John
+. Miller OF Oregon are at WfIiard's
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-12
Chairman Jones Has No Idea.
HE COULDN'T EVEN GUESS WHO WILL BIZ THE NOMINEE
OF THE CHICAGO CONVENTION.

PTrsBUR0, June l2.-Chairman b. F. Jones, of
the national republican committee, will leave Tor
Chicago on the limited tomorrow evening
"There is 4 meeting OF the committee called for
Thursday at the Grsnd Pacnc Hotel, said he ''but
what IL Is for have no idea. II occurs 70 me Just
now that the meeting viii be held to hear the
report OF the subcommittee having In charge the
preiiminar1es to the convention"
ssMr Jones, what Is your estimate OF the stu
alton? Whom do you think Will be nominated!"
." have no idea. ! 60 Into this convention as
innocent OF any ideas on that subject as yourself
and perhaps more 80. think with good ticket we
stand q splendid chance OF winning, and the ticket
we shall nominate cannot fail TO be q good one
There Is nothing, think In these Blaine reports
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-12
Dowr BE- FooIrsn

And 1t would be foolish to give up your hard
dollar without first seeing the BisYest Bargains ever
offered Ia frstClass Clothing. Don't be foolish and
Pay dollar for what buy for so cts Don't BE-
foolish and think you can do we'll somewhe elsa
Look at our SS-25 strictly all Wool Cutawsy Suits
Look at our $40 strictly all Wool Cassimere Suisz
Look at our slo Asss0et Flannel SUITS strictly all
Wool and guaranteed not TO iade.
Look al our Prince Albert Suits: they cannot Be
matched anywhere tor less than s2s
Our so Prince Albert Suits are equal To anv a3o
Suit you can buy.
Look at our "a Business Suits: they are q sood n
any sl2 suit you can buy anywhere
fron sS which from to 40 usr cent sh..,ss.
than can buy tbs IL .lsew here
Tor Boys from IA ~ 10 have f,ll linz ~ s,,,x.
st 81. 60. o. and IS. " S~''s
IN order 70 close entire stock of Chdrxns sutts
We sell HEN % cents On the dollar
Men and Boys Pants from 81 an
GA4..sxeAis kaAlits trULA 25c. up,
Give u acan and be convincsdat
lHE
LoSD AND LIvERPoor
tLOTHINo Co
my25 COR 7rH AND a sra
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-12

HEAVY PAYMENTS FOR PENsIoNs.-Durlng the
nrst six days Of the quarterly payment OF PEN
sions, beginning June 4, the agency in Washing
ton disbursed TO 20,724 pensioners $500, ,Ol662,
exceeding by nearly 100000 any previous dis
or time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-12

JUDGE THURMAN Nor COMING THIS WHRK.-The
committee, or which Judge Thurman is chairman,
appointed to come to Washington and extend q
formal invitation to President and Mrs. Cleveland
to be present at the opening of the Ohio Centen-
NAL Exposition, September T. have postponed the
trlp at the request OF Judge Thurman, to the last
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-12

AxAuoooA, Iowa, June 12-AnnA Hover, Q fe-
male convict, maae her escape from the peniten-
over her window In tae top tier OF celia and letting
herself down By mans Of be0caothea then chino
up rope and scaling the vail she was sent from
Ce0af Rapids for eighteen years for murder In the
second degree, she having assisted man In kill
tn her huaband- She had served ave yoarA She
q u mt female that has ever escaped
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-12
A Negro Iynchea TN Fiorsa,.

CHI GO. June Ia dispatch from Tallahassee
Fla, says: Dennis Williams coiored, who ahot
and seriously wounded superintendent McCof-
mack, al Energflle, SATURDAY, WAS lynched yea.
terday. The negroes, it Is reported, VIII N =
avenge the lynching.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-12
QuIck SALES AND SMALL PRorIrs
MOTTO OF

+. WILLIAMS co. Druggists.
Under Masonic Temple. corner 9th and F ats NV
Where viii be found the most complete and varied
stock Of Druss Patent Mediines and Perfumeries in
the ci. AT prices which better and lew meet
as shown % tie following partial List:
The best Triple Extracts. IN bulk. 35c per or.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-12
LEAGUE OF DEMOCRATIC CLUBS.
The President Will be Invited 10 A.
tend the BaliimOre Convention.

BALTIMORE June 12.-The committee Ia charge
OF the arrangements for the convention OF th,
National League or democratic clubs on July 4,
hope to induce President Cleveland TO attend the
convention Speaker Carlisle, Senator'S German
and Blackburn and other prominent democratic
leaders will also be invited Baltimore democrats
propose TO hold ratification meeting or the presi-
Dental ticket In Monument Square while the con-
vept1on Il In session
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-12

LONDON, June IA quantity OF dynamite ana
gunpowder was stolen IRON hut IN which IL was
stored on the Island or Arran- number OF
tenants on the island have been warned not 20
the use OF dynamite.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-12

against w. J. and F. J. Acker was PLACED on trial
In Circuit Court No. ]. Judge HAgner, Nj. Z.
Tobriner for the plaintiff and Meesfk Carusi.
plaintiff, seven years oi age, was injured and hiD
leg broken on June - 1857, by loose stone tall.
Ing upon hlm tor Which The defendants wese ~.
SpQnStbIe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-12

warned Against EosigrasiaG % London
vienna, June l2-The government has wsfpsd
Jewish workmen against emgratfng 20 London.
This action Il due TO recent sSWest,ng" revelae
tionA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-12

THE OPEN F1HE.pIAcE
ard its artistic treatment a special study with US
We give the choicest coors and desiRus in good ar
uIsement st very iow prices
We st:l have a iot oil the Manning stock, which we
VIII sell at about COST designs are crowding
our foors. HAYWARD q HUTCHfNSOS
sp3O-3m,lp 424 9Th st.
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THE BOND OFFERINGS TO-DAY aggregated
S2,67s,6O0. as follows: Four per cents, coupon,
"a. 1000 at l27X; $1,000 at 1271. Four pc: cents,
registered, $1,000 at 127; $4,000 at 1868 fiat;
half per cents, registered, 100000 at 1O7zs;
$SoO,0O0 at 1071S; 5000 at 1O71.
AMONG THE PRESIDENTS CALLERS TO-DAY were
Senators Ransom, Gibson, Plumb, Faulkner, and
Sawyer, and Representatives Outhwaite, with Mr..
Albert B. Tuttle, OF Ohio; Brecklnridge, of Ken
lucky; Sayers, with Hon. c. Upson, Hon. j. 81. Nc
ODonnell; with j. Ii. Pitcher, OF Michigan, Kill
gore, with Or. REEVES; I. NJ. Campbell and T. E.
Clemmons OF Texas; Ford, OF Michigan; Newton,
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Presented to the President.

FIRST AUDIENCE TO THE NEW GERMAN MINISTER
The President gave his first audience to the new
German Minister, Count dArco Valley. to-day, at
1880 O'Clock, in the blue parlor In the White
House secretary Bayard made the presentation
ofthe new minister to the President. Baron Dc
zedtwitz. first secretary Of the legation, accom-
panied Count dArco. and for himself paid his
adieux 10 the President, as he sails for Germany
on three months leave on iturday. Count dArco
wore diplomatic uniform OF white coat and
trousers, heavily embroidered with gold and the
front OF the coat covered with orders and decora.
tons Across his broad chest he wore O broad
red red r1band scarf. an Egyptian decoration OF the
hrst class Count dArco is o large, handsome
man, OF exceptionally fine figure, blonde and
ruddy OF complexion. He wore no hat Baron de
Zedtwttz wore the striking uniform OF the Saxon
Curassler, with the sword and helmet, and across
his breast the medals and decorations OF many
European courts that have been bestowed upon
him, among them that OF the Iron Cross
OF the Legion OF Honor, Austrian, Japan.
ese and Swedish jewels Immediately after
his reception by the President, and the presenra-
ton or his letters and credentials and the formal
exchange OF courtesies, Count d'ArcO proceeded
upon round OF ceremonial calls upon his COL
leagues here. Baron Zedtwitz drove with him,
both gentlemen having changed their uniforms for
private dress Baron ZedtwiIZ LEFT P. p C, carda
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-12

O1 n 18TH ST. SW.. MAY 3lST 1855
q HI MESSRS. HAYWARD HUTCHINSON
6ENTLEMEN-l send you BY bearer hereof S22 tht
prce believe Of the Gas Stove you me on trial
II has owed to be more than satisfactory. both in
economy and results, and 10 family should be without
it. CT one Ike II. Very truly yours.
je1-1m,1p E. IAIAStJRE
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WEST POINT BOYS AND GEN. SHERMAN.-About
120 West Pointers, members of the graduating
class, the furlough class and the vacation class
attended the performance OF "Nadty" at the New
York Casino LIST night. Gen. VIM. T. Sherman
occupied box, and at the end OF the first act the
cadets arose and gave three cheers IOr hun. Gen.
Sherman made short speech to the West Pointers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-12

rs YOUR EYEsI0HT FAILING IF so 90 TO "
Is 1AfPAN. yeweler and Opticisn, 0O< 9th st. n p
AID have yvuf tested with De. Gnus r1ai rnsss
the be. N thus country. n, xx.2m
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ARMY ORDERs.-Capt Carrie A. woodruff, % ar
tfllery granted one months leave. First Lieut..
Jas. Parker, 4th cavalry, granted one months ex-
tension of leave A board of survey. to consist of
Lieut.-Coi. Amos Beckwith, Lieut.. .Coi. Jas. NJ.
Moore and Capt Jas. N. Morgan, ordered to assem-
ote at 81. Louis, No. TO investigate the condition
way Is accountable. Major Thos. Wilson. ordered
from Chicago to Monticello, Iowa, on temporary
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OAK HALL. COR rxxrH AND = srR