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Death Of an Old ai,y Of Cariba,di.

BALTIMORE, May ia cable to the American
from Corsica announces the death there OF Count
Leenetto CIprtani, a member OF the Roman senate
and a man OF immense wealth. He Was closely al
lied with GariDaiii, and WIEN that leader was
successful he was made governOr-generai or the
Romani. Count Ciprianis first wife was Miss
Mary Worthington, The daughter OF wealthy
farmer or Baltimore County, ny whom he had one
sou, named after him, who resides here and who
sails to-day Iom New York for Italy.
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4 EVENING.
NEW YORK, May 15.-At the conclusion Of Chair
man CoudertS remarks In the democratic conven-
ton the usual committees were appointed and o
recess taken until O'Clock.
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AT THE CAPITOL vo-pAY.
Uvsau Asser she Csaveaticu.

.e-,ox ox TN NILS sur MAY nv rosrroxKp.
uis reported to-day 20 be likely that after the
general debate on the tarir bin Is closed the lee
slative and other appropriation OILS now on the
House calendar viii be taken up AMI disposed OF.
ana the consideration OF the NILS bill by section
he allowed 10 60 over until after the democratic
Convention The purpose OF this Is said 70 be %
ret a declaration from the national convention On
party 70 vote Tor the pil ard thus secure ts pas
saga
Nominations TODAY.
The President sent the following nominations 10
tie senate to-day:
Capt Charles 4 I. n. Davis TO be ms,cr: First
Lieut. GEORGE NC. Derby. 90 he captain; seoond
Lieut. wm l. sibert, 10 be nrSt lieutenant; second
Lieut. kneene \. Van c. Lucas 1t artillery, toee
second lieutenant corps OF eng neers
Capitol Topics.
sExArok hfHEKsoss LOSS
senator Mcpherson whose eldest brother died
on saturday last at Avon. y. u, telegraphs nom
New YORK that his mother died there this
morning.
rRIApEIrHIAs BaKBoR rrkkKsrs.
deleg alton OF Influential business men of Phil
adelphia accompanied by Mr. Randall and senator
Cameron, was heard by the senate committee on
commerce this morning In regard 10 the needs 81
pnliaaeiphla haroor. The PRINCIPAL spe kers We're
GEO. r. Roberts. president 90 tue PENNSYLVANIA
Railroad; Jno Pfice witherel. vce-presldent OF
Toe board OF trade; Capt Geo b. White. L. T. ~.
renee.
cRIcseo's rusrIc BUILDING.
Senator Farwen to-day introduced q bin 20 au-
thor1ze the Secretary OF the Treasury Go cause
such changes and improvements 10 he made IN the
United states custom-house, post-office. and sub
treasury building at chicago. aud To erect sucn
ad1itlons Thereto may De necessary 10 provide
surnclent accommodations for the post-0iiice IA
thAt CITY. An appropriation OF Ss0oOO0 Is made
Tor the PURPOSE
NOMINATIONS By rHK PRESIDENT.
Inc PRESIDENT has sent the following nomina-
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The Courts.

POLICE CoURT-Jud0e SnpR.
To-day, Dudley Williams, disorderly conduct; S.
or ID days. Lincoln Snnms and George Washing
ton, do; do. Maurice Carney. disoruerly conduct;
s. or days. Martha Mergent and Minpie Nc
Nault, profanity; 50 or days each. Geo. Wash
fngton coiored, cruelty TO animals; IS or Is days.
Frank Washington, colorec, do; do Edward
Powell cOlOrel- do do
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From Iron

An important invention In railway practice Is
the method invented BY q Baltimore electrician
for welding steel rails by electricity, which will
enable track-layers TO lay continuous track. The
ends OF the rails, after they are placed in the
track, are welded together through the appli-
cation OF Transformed electric current, and are
afterward tempered SO as TO make the joint as
hard as the rest Of the rail The welding ap-
paratus Is carried on the pilot OF an engine on
construction car. The inventor proposes to thus
make continuous rails a quarter OF mile In
length, having expansion joints only at intervals
OF That distance, the rails being fastened at the
center so as to exp and In both directions. Making
the joint only takes half q minute. This plan, II
successful, says the Railroad Gazette, would set
tie the great Fisher rall-10lnt question, out the
long lengths OF Sold rail would be formidable.
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BIDS FOR FrRSIruRE.-There were thirteen bid
ders for supplying furniture for the west and cen
ter wings OF the State, War, and Navy Depart
ment building, including W. II. Houghton a Co,
JULIUS Lansourgh, w. W. Farr, and J. I. Dom
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A Gigantic Celebration.

MIR. Asheton smith has just finished the magnin-
cent work OF planting the side Of mountain on
his estate al Handkerchief with forest trees 80
arranged as to display the magic words "Jubilee,
1887 In letters 200 yards long by 25 feet WIDE to
all the surrounding country. The letters are
worked In trees OF nght-colored foliage planted
amid others forming a dark background, and
$4,000 have been used In the undertaking. This
Is, perhaps not the most insane OF jubilee memo
rails though 1t will rank pretty high 10 the list 1t
should at least win blessing on the jubilee from
some successor OF Mr.. AshetOn smith generation
or Two hence, who will doubtless cut the timber
down for the beneHt OF his creditors.
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Conventions At Cincinnati.


PROBABILITY THAT THE LABOR PARTIES AND TIE
GREENBACKERS WILL NOT READILY COMBINE.
CINCINNATI. May 15.-At the meeting OF the
executive committee Of the united labor party It
was found that twenty Eight states were repre-
sented. Last years business was settled up. At
noon the national convention was called
to order In the OdeOn, when the following
nominations for temporary officers were rat
incl: Temporary chairman, S. F. Norton,
Chicago; secretary. J. $ House, Missouri:
After the opening address. and the appointment
OF committees, the convention adjourned until 9
p, ID. 1t Is clear that the chief diniculty before
the convention will be the preparation Of a plat
form The greenbackers, at their confer
ence, last night, made but little progress
toward merging into the new party. The
drift OF sentiment, as developed in the speeches
which prolonged the session until after midnight,
was In favor OF holding fast TO the name and lead
Ing principles OF the organization. The united
labor fac ION shows more anxiety to combine, but
their cardinal principle Of land tax is repugnant
TO the greater portion OF the union labor men. The
question OF a union OF the two wings will perhaps
be the first TO engage both conventions, and 1t is
not likely that platform can be created to-day.
One for Gresham and One for Blaine.
ST. LOUIS May 15-The republicans of the
eleventh Missouri dis riot selected the following
fof the national convention: Delegates, Hon
Z. Parker OF Phelps County, and
Hon. L. B. Robinson, OF Miller County; alternates
Hon James 7. Moore OF Laclede. and Giles Bell,
oil Galloway. One delegate Is for Gresham and
one for Blaine.
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The Wash,us,ou stock EXCHANGE.

The following changes from yesterdays quotations
on the washnston stock Excnanss are noted to-day:
w. s. 4ss, 1891. coupons. l07k bid. lO6 asked
u 3. Ass, lsSi, registered, 1861 bid, l07 asked
T. : 49, coupons ,s aEo>s Did. l271 asked.
nix asked b. G. 5O-year fund. 3-65s, 1924,
cur. 1lss. bid. ll9>. asked y. 9. 20 year fund.
DoIitAn Karead STOCK le3 bid. los s.Esd. Washing.
ION Gas; 3gn 6id, 3s,. asked; National Metro
tid. CGlumDia Insurance, 12a lid; 10 asked, 'Pos
tonsc Insurance, ~ bid hlxys 1ns urance, y bid
D. asked. Washington Market stVeX. il BID
FARMERS and Mechsnics' bsnk OF Georsetown,
l65 bid 169 asked second National Bank, l2I
bud. l2s asked Great aus Ice, $50 bid Heal
Estate Tit e Insurance ll7H bid ll9 asked Chesa-
asked Washington and Georgetown RAILROAD ca.
sasrx iLo o a aa snea ~ ~Anon Lxns In;
b.as o, Of the Republic. 1894 ead, lo2H asked
80 Did. Columbia Title Insurance Co.. 6s bid, q
aaked.
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Racing a, Newmarket.

LONDON, May l5.-The Newmarket spring meet
ing opened to-day. he race for the Payne stakes
for three year-Old5 was won by the Duke or st.
AIbaps bay colt Galore. The betting was to
on Galore.
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BERLIN, May la-A bulletin issued this morning
says the emperors condition ISIS good. His appetite
has improved and the difficulty he experienced In
swallowing has leSsened. hts strength has In
creased. ne had but little fever last night
Prince Bismarck has gone to Varztn.
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Illinois Prohibitionastx.

SPRiNGfiRLD, ILL, May 15.-The prohibition
state convention assembled in Representatives
Hall at 1925 this morning with perhaps 100 DEL
egateS present
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cable special 20 the New York Sun from Lon
don, May l.. says: The wife OF the syndlc mayor
OF Cassagnoia ficino has given birth 10 SIX child
rem. The fact is testified 10 rs absolutely correct
by an authoritative Berne correspondent
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SUICIDE or A SCHOOL TEACHER WHOSE WIFI n ~
WAsHINGrok.-A special 10 the Baltimore Ataerl-
can from Hampton, Va, May Is. says: "rhe body
OF MI. Kendall. formerly public school teacher
York County, was found In the school house AT
Smilhyille, village In that county. lie had CON-
nIiIted suicide by cutting his throat Kendall was
about forty-nye years CT age q man OF nne educa-
uon and good family. He came Jo York some years
ago from Norfolk. and has a wife living, Who holds
4 position In Washington"
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THE GREAr
THE GREAT
THE GREAT

Luxury Of . friction match not known prior -
1889. when it suppsnted the old flint Old things
giving away TO new. 1t used be trouble and care 70
entertain friends aud company but the introduction
Of Hub Punch makes easy. the beverage
always st hand that everybody likes and sariy
Joys. Grocers aud Druggists sell it, and C. H. GRAVES
SONS Boston manufscture it and indorse i,- purity
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LANCASTER, PA, May 15.-Llndley 4. Brown, an
aged and prominent farmer. living near Gap Sta
ton, was gored TO death by bull last evening.
The bull was discovered standing over the mang led
hO1
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NEW ORLEANS, May 15.-Dave SOuthan colored
man OF Polnte Coupee, who was charged with
raising mob anu attempting 70 kill Mr.. Gernet
Oh bayou Crosse, Just after the election, was ar-
day night. Deputy Sherin caldwell was taking
SOuthail through the country when ne was sur
rounded BY n.aShed men VINO dragged him from
lis t1ggy aud disarmed him SouIhall was taken
and SlUS dead,
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MARRIED.
DIEIs-

TORI EY-wEsTNEDGH. May II. 1885, by Rev
@. l. kenard, CHARLES T. TOkEEl, son " Dr Tor.
rey. u Miss ANNA MEsfNEDGE, OF Washington {.
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The Third Ohio District.

DAYTON, OHIO, May 15.-The third district demo-
cratic convention to-day nominated Hon. George
w. Houk for Congress, William Huffman and 8. II.
Kerr delegates to the national convention, Henry
Miller, OF Eaton, electOr.
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WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP.

CAfr. JOIN Il. PATTERSON, Goth infantry, has
been detailed to visit the camp of instruction OF
the Minnesota National Guard, at Lake View,
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A FARMER TIRED OF LIvIHG.-GeO. Berrtdge, ST.
trucker and farmer, residing on the Deep Greek
bedroom saturday morning and cut his throat
from ear to ear, dying that evening. He said he
was tired OF living. He was sxty-fve years OF
hanny
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The lyanhoe Commandery No 8, f. T., of New
YORK, LETT AZ IL O'Clock to-day for their home.
Noah II. Bryant, convicted in the Criminal Court
yesterday Of presenting a false bounty clsim was
released on s, 900 Dali today
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Society Notes.

Mrs Cleveland saw a few callers yesterday
afternoon by appointment
Mrs. Whitney is not expected home until the
middle OF the week.
The ladies OF Capitol Hill and the Navy Yard
were at home to callers yesterday. At the latter
place Mrs. Menocal saw a large number OF callers
from The West End. Mrs. Senator Blair, OF East
capitol street, received some charming calls
Gen. and Mrs. < F. Beale have gone over to
Chester, Penn, for a few days
Mrs Lloyd Bryce is in New York city.
Mrs Senator Hoar was making goodbye calls
yesterday. She VIII 60 to Worcester for the sum-
mer early next week.
Mra C. Won Entrees and her daughter Leontine,
leave the city Today for New York. and Will sail
leave her daughter IN the conservatory in slut
gardt for the training OF her voice when she re-
turns In the autumn.
Mrs. Senator Hawley Is visiting In Philadelphia.
Mrs Gen. Hunt, OF this city, is In Detroit, where
she mas many trends, and where her husband,
the late Gen. Hunt, was stationed for a nunber OF
years.
Mrs Alfred Morgan and son, OF Hamilton,
Canada, are the guests OF Prof. A. M. Bell
Mrs John Farley returned on Friday from De-
troit, and Will remain a month at 1927 street
previous to visiting her sons family al Governors
Island.
Mrs. II. Goldstein will not receive tomorrow,
owing 20 illness.
Mrs. Thomas Wilson has as her guest her sister,
Mrs. d. G. E. Musselmann, OF Philadelphia.
DIR. and Mrs. Chas. A. Wells OF Hyattsville, Gel
ebrated their silver wedding Saturday evening at
their beautiful residence. Many relatives and
friends were present.
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Of a sick Pauper.

SCHENECTADY, n. Y, May 15-Joa Sitteriy, an
inmate OF the pOOr-Louse, aged nfty-fOur years.
self Dependency, caused BY lh-health, induced
the man to take his life.
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P. ID. Deparamenf Con fracsa.

LIsr OF THOSE AWARDED TO WASHINGTON FrRNA
Contracts for furnishing supplies for the Post
once department and the postal service have
been awarded TO the following Washington firms:
E Morrison-LegM cap SI9o per ream: bevel
erasers IS cents per pound; combined pencil and
Ink eraser, &1.10 per dozen; combined wood and
pencils, % cents per dozen; colored lead pencils
si.4o per dozen; heads Tor same, 5 cents
pet Dox; automatic pencils indellible. el.40
per dozeni leads for same, 81 cents per box;
muciiage, xSS per dozen, quarts: memorandum
cents per dozen; Rider and Addison's electric pen.
paper, ~ cents per ream; rubber bands, 81 cents
per gross; same. small l2 cents per gross; india
ruooer rulers 4155 per dozen; blolting pads 81 50
per dozen; agate stylus, 81 As per dozen; arm
rests rests, G;S4 per DOZEN; pen-racks. IS cents per
arabic 40 cents per pOund shipping tags 80 cents.
PLAIN; Sl25 printed per thousand; coarse Jute
IWlne, I-!O cents per pound VIM. Ballantype
Soo-Sllde labels 33A cents per thousand; draw
Ing pens 68 cents per dozen; assorted penholders,
Ss cents per gross sponge cups, "a cents per doz
cents 81 cents and 81 cents per dozen for different
sizes; copying brushes s2.34 per dozen;
thumb tacks, ION cents per dozen; paper
fasteners tnovelty), Ian cents per thousand:
SIN sasse 70 cents per dozen hanks; numbering
per pound Henry A. Clarke Son, indeiible copy
aole riooons. as cents each; ~ sem-carbon paper,
z cents per sheet julius Baumgarten Son. rub
Oer uaun2 stamps, % cents each; pads for same,
IN .cents each. Hermann Baumgarten, rubber
aasnng stamps Tor money-order business, 81 each:
ruDoer hand stamps, one two, and three lines. IL
Genus each; rubber hand stamps, four and i've
lines 20 cents each; rubper hand stamps, square
of cucuiat ~ cents each; self-inking, $lo0 each.
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The Death Record.

During the "a hours ending at 1 O'Clock this
afternoon deaths reported to the health ONCE
as follows: Lorenzo Setgreaves, white, seventy
eight years; Alice Chewing white, twenty-five
years; Jno 4. Dyer, White, eight years; Annie II.
hopkins, cOlored, forty five years.
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FINANCIAL ANDCOMMERCIA

New fOrk AtOck m0fkOts
The following the ming and ciosng prices Of
the New York stock Market Is reported By special
wire u Corson aud Mccartney. lilV + streel
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GOV. TAYLOR RE.NOMINATED,
The Long Deadlock I'm the Tennesse
Convention at Last Broken.

NASHVILLE, TENN, Nay 15.-The state demo-
cratic convention, which has been In session here
since last Wednesday, nominated Gov. Robt. 1.
Taylor to-day for reelection. The opposition
which had been lighting him on every occasion.
surrendered this morning, and the tortieth ballot
resulted virtually in his nomination by acclama-
ton, as he received nearly every vo e cast.
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Sales Of Real EState-

NJ. Nolan has bought for 81 900 OF S. c. Reid
sub lot 2 square 164, fronting p Ieet on Connec-
tlcut avenue, between and streets, running
through 10 and fronting 1872 feet on 16lh street
nOrthWeSr
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Frogs During Dog Days.

from the klnKstOh Freemau
John JOY, Of RondOut claims to be the champion
frog catcher in this state He sells the saddles OF
the green-back croakers and derives quite an in
come from the business This forenoon Joy said
that frogs will not enter the water or croak during
dog days The frogs sit on the shores OF ponds
during that time and look upon the water In silent
green hides at iDtervals. At such tunes JOY stated
II was an easy matter to catcu q frog, as Il acts
stupid, and person can easily approach IT.
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BALTIMORE. Nd. May l5.-v1rtnia skies, CON
3as DO new ihrses. 65,s North Carolins SKIES. old.
1l9 bid to-day.
BALTIMORE. Nd, May 10; Cotton. quiet and
Whezt-southexn. IN far demand and nrm; Fuitz, %
a0J: Lonyberry. voalU0; No. winter red SPOT
str.33; jung. 94..s4s.; July. 94'f.y.;.i AUGUST.
0oa67; yellow. 65so6. western duh aud arm; nlxsi
spot, 64a6@A; Aay, 6@a64s; June. 634s64S; July,
S4a64S. Oats quiet aud steady - southern and
Pennsyivsnla, 4os43; western whita 42a43S; vest
ern nsixsd. $o1AA1. hye qies and easy, 7SaS3.
krovisious quiet and unchanged. Petroleum steady
renaed. ~. Coffee strong aud hisher-kio csrxoss
steady. 16SaiG. WGisLy dun L2ssi.2S, Fssi1Ss:
20 Liverpool per oteaaseg nominAlly stesdy-coStun
l.1od.; dour pse ton. a.; xrsin, 2s2Ad haiss--
whsst. l70.VO0 bushsls: corn. $4,000 bushsls
Chicago MAfketas
CHICAGO IL, zay 10 II = m.-Ihs break In
g asst July vbes. vh;en elosed l.ss night st SSx
ssk Jay CORN opsnsd about y lower. owing y heavy
mildsr yssshsr IN the Northwest reports that The
the crop there va up and looking we'll togeher With
q ne ws.knes y vhsst Thsrs vsrs only II 900 in
ops.sd Dc. highsr 81 l%5o Tns July Ops.os L nov
1AS7,s; aasd SS7js; shost nba z77jE
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THEY WERE Busy RlRc11oxEERrNo.

When the work OF the conference, however
hogan In earnest, the delegates came troOping in
evidently expecting that the storm OF YESTERDAY
would be Followed by another to-day. The routine
OF the conference, however, was taken up, and the
roll-call OF conferences for reports, resolutions
and appeals was taken up. Il was decided that
this should be the last call OF the kind during the
present general assembly. T. B. Ford offered
resolution providing for the extending OF the In.
curry as to an organic union OF the Methodist
Episcopal Church South still further and
include the African Methodist Episcopal
Church and all Methodism in this
country. He suggested the appointment OF a
special committee, composed OF one from each dis
trct TO confer with similar committees from other
branches OF Methodism. Referred to the commit
mittee on the state OF the church. Then began
the nrst active work Of the day. The report OF the
General Conference commission on consolidation,
unincat1on and reorganization Of church benevo-
fences, was handed in, and occasioned considera-
pie debate. The report recommended the CONSOLE
datlon OF the missionary society Of the M. f.
church and the board OF foreign missions; the con-
soldation OF the board Of home missions
and the Church Extension Society, and the consoli-
dation OF the sunday School Union and Tract So
c1ety. 1t alko recommended that a commission be
appointed to determine what property held for the
missionary society shall be conveyed to the board
or home missions and church extension, and also
to make equitable division OF the assets OF said
missionary society, and further to provide for q
suitable division OF moneys received in payment
or requests made in the name of the Missionary
Society OF the Methodist Church.
DR.. Spencer presented the report and said 1t was
the best plan the commission could otter.
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SUIT FOR DAMAGEs.-1o-day Edward McQueeney,
by Mr.. E. b. Hay, med suit az Inst senator j. D.
CaLieion, W. Pitt Kellogg anu Others for 81, 500
damages 70 his properly at the intersection OF 18Th
and Boundary streets. He states that while de-
iendants were engaged In grading a tract adjoin.
ing MS property they damned up a water course
IN sucn manner as 10 cause an overflow In his
greenhouses, gardens, &C.
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RANGE OF THR THERNohErER-The following
were the readings at the signal Office to-day; a.
N, 46; y. ~, 81; maximum, 81; minimum II