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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-21
A Jewish Gathering.

HEBREW MINISTER'S TO BEGIN A CONFERENCE IN THE
CITY TOMORROW.
The Hebrew Ministers Association that begins
It's semi-annual conference In this city tomorrow
morning is comparatively new organization
This Ii the eighth semi-annual meeting. These
gatherings are usually held in New York. Once
however, the association met In Baltimore and once
in Philadelphia The association is composed ex-
cluStvely OF ra0bis there being no lay members
and has membership now OF about sixty, chiefly
from New York and adjacent states. The associa-
ton has no legislative function, but Its action ON
any matter Is merely advisory or suggestive TO
congregations and minister's
The Hebrew congregation gets its law from the
Talmud, and Is independent In its government.
An important topic 1Or discussion at this session
Is the probability and possibility OF unit.
Ing the Hebrew congregations q religious
organization with the view TO securing uniformity
In many matters in which there Is now diversity
OF practice. The meeting will continue two days
with morning and afternoon session each day.
To-morrow night there will be a pubic meeting at
the Eiyhth-street temple, 70 which the public gen:
orally is invited. An address Will DO delivered
by Rev. DIR. Gottheil, of New York, on 1.-THE Moral
Education OF the People," and one by Dr. A. s.
Bethlehem, OF Baltimore, on 1.-The Proper Sphere
Of the Congregation and OF the Minister
In Judaism" Rev. Leon Harrison, OF Brook
lyn, will also deliver an address
The Ofncers OF the association are as follows: :
Rev. DR.. G. Gotlheil, Of New York, president; Rev.
DR.. N. Jastron, OF Philadelphia. and Rev. H. s.
Jacobs, OF New York, vice presidents; Rev. Jos
Leucht, OF Newark, N. j., treasurer; Rev. Dr. De
Sofa Mendes, OF New York, corresponding Secre-
tary; Rev. L. stern, OF this city, reading secretary
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The Potomac Flats ImprOveuneur.
AN APPROPRIATION or 100000 10 CONTINUE rHx
WORK. .
The Senate commerce committee has completed
consideration Of the river and harbor bill and II
win be reported at once. 1t contains an appro-
priation Of 100000 for prosecuting the improve
ment OF the Potomac hats The amount asked
for and estimated for was 100000, but the
committee determined to allow s4O0, 600.
holding that that sum would carry on the WORK
for q year. At nrst the amount was fixed at $780,
600, but at the tnterceSsOn or friends OF the I'M
provement, 1t was increased to 100000. There Is
no question OF its passage by the Senate as the
members Of that body are largely in favor Of car.
The River and Harbor nm.
4 MILLION AND HALE INCREASE By TIE SENATE
COMMITTEE.
The river and harbor bill win be reported to the
Senate to-day or tomorrow and DO printed and re.
committed for further amendment The House bin
appropriated SO 494, 7s31a The total increase up
to the present time is about o. 472 coo 65 making
the total SEQ, 967 $50 10 Besides the s4OO 900 for
the Potomac fats, there is 100000 for the Hen
Capitol Topics.
CAUCUS OF REPUBLICAN SENATORS
A call has been issued for a caucus of republican
Senators at 3o'clock this afternoon to resume con-
stderaton OF the subjects discussed at the caucus
last Friday.
The President sent the following nomination to
the senate to-day: Thomas j. Smith, of New
Hampshire, to be solicitor OF Internal Revenue.
DISCUSSING ME- FuLLER's NOMINATION.
The Senate judiciary committee to-day discussed
the nomination Of Mr.. Fuller for Chief Justice.
Senators Hoar and Evarts expressed themselves
as willing to vote Immediately upon the nomina-
tlon as the democrats insisted upon doing,
but MI. ingalls, preferred some delay and that was
ACCORDED. IL Is stated, upon the authority Of q
member OF the committee, that Mr.. Fuller will be
confirmed at an early date.
MAINTENANCE AND HQCIPMHNT OF TIE MILITIA.
In the Senate to-day Mr.. Henderson, from the
committee on military affairs reported favorably
Dill to make an annual appropriation Of 5000 900
for the equipment and maintenance OF the militia
IN the United States In the report 1t was stated
tnat up TO 1887 the annual appropriation for this
purpose was 1000; that last year It was in.
creased 10 $4OO, but that, In view OF the
steady growth or the country, increase OF the
militia, &C., the sum OF $6OO, 900 ought TO be APP
propriated.
TIE PROPOSED AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT..
the Dill to create Departmental Agriculture
was taken up by the House under suspension OF
the rules to-day. Mr.. Herbert was opposed to
making the weather bureau q branch Of the new
the present Signal Service Bureau as o branch OF
the Army. The bill was passei-yeas 233, nays Ii
CIvIL-SZRvIcE INVESTIGATION.
The Senate select committee to investi-
gate alleged violations OF the civil-ser-
will go to New York tomorrow to
conduct an Investigation in regard to removals
and appointments OF federal officials In that city
and " Baltimore next week.
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I'd EDITION.
Latest THlGglamS 10 The Star.
SENSATION IN CHICAGO.
A Woman In Mans Clothing Attempts
10 Kill q Heal Estate Agent.


CHICAGO. May 2l-What came near being first.
class tragedy was enacted this morning near the
corner OF Fulton and Ann streets. Aboat $40
o'clock as Mr.. p. J. Boander who says be Is q real
estate agent, was passing In front of a saloon In
the locality mentioned, a slght-looking man,
dressed la suit or PLAIN black clothes and wear
Ing heavy black moustache, was leaning over a
low-sized fence, apparently lost in thought Sud.
DENY, as MT. Bolander passed by, the strange man
wheeled around and leveliny a revolver at the real
estate agent f1red point blank at him. at the same
Time exeiaiming: "--yOu, have you now."
MI Bolander staggered back. The bullet grazed
but di1 not him. He sprang upon his assailant
and grappled with him. The would-b murderer
made frantic Efforts TO escape or draw another
bead on Bolande but the latter was too strong for
him.
Mr.. Bolander succeeded in holding his man until
two Officers arrived and brought both parties TO
the Desp.alnes-street station. On arriving at the
station Mr.. Bolander Informed Capt. Lewis that
his assailant was not what he appeared 20 be, but
was woman in disguise. IL turned out 70 be
True The mustache was false one. The woman
was OF medium height, had a very sallow COM
piexlon, and was CHASTITY looking. MI. BOlander
Identified her as being Title Richmond, with
Wnon ne Claims 70 have lived for some time. Both
parties Claim TO be married.
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the W ash1mgton stock Exchange.
~. 1891 sauSSa II l9s s sa iSs ::Ess
ia G . rss mp lssl. s,1 anS IN s,a
,: =. 1899. cur. nj bad, ll3 ..ksd.' Warrington
S.ssI ns Y Sls % t sla sssS
:..i ia'q ns 81 I'D 81 co;sss.s
nee i54 bid Po,oI.c Insurance. g. bid Wssh.
aSS @ p ID s S.sSn.
i4S .oSs ssSs i is5 SS
Real E.ia.s lite Insurance lis BID li9 asked
ssa ss:9nSsi nd Co. 40 IS s'f S,a
5sA asked u 5. Electric Light. 56 bid. u
sd snS se. hsrS.s Coast cs
ing Co.'S bonds Ca az asked. washinston Light
insios z. sssds iss o' q 20 S;.a
hIs e '1 Sr,a hspSSs
scEip 90 bid LOO T ,;ssd r.nc.a%s Co. 20 bid 81
Baltimore Markets,
BALTIMORE. Nd May 2l.-vhrnia axss. con-
;Srss:. 55s do. ssniOriis. 50 bid .odsS d. ne"
BALTIMoREGs ,, Mp n, Nay E, an Cotton dun and
Howard street and western super. 2.50sa00: DO.
sa,r. 3I 5 90 do family; 45s4 81 cn MIL.
brands. t.9s.5 10 P.tapsco sup~riative patent IS
fult. sssi0o: L0nEssI,y ys.Ioi: western. suIi ma
june. s3,sae4; July. 93Ay3's: Auxust 02,sso3.
Ss ss4 s.y IA 5u and ds n a@
GAGS Oats quiet ana stsady-southern and Psnnsyi.
vania. 4Os43: wesssrn white. 4VaA2 western mixsd.
39ss4L Rye dull and saay. Tease. Hay. dun, but
steady and hirner-prme 70 choice western, 1850
Assoc. Provisions quiet and nrm Mess pork, iHOO,
Bulk DISCRETIONARY and clear NIB sades. PICKED,
Hams. i2k,i3, J aerS refined. 9t Butter stssdy-
but quiet l4sl44. Petroleum. stssdy-rsnnsd, az.
Coffee hrm-kio carross. ordinary 70 fair. Is Ssl3,
l5-.a16. Whisky higher l-24sL26 Ereighss q
Liverpool per steamer dull and nominal - cotton
GOO, 600: bushels. corn. $4,000 bushels.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, IL. Nay n, IL Q m.-Thers was HtSls
wheat for sale when the board opened this morning
July wheat started In y higher, st S0S. July corn
las. Inc July option y nov quoted e follow
What ssrsssf; s corn; SS,ssei ,91sa S3S; PORK
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WISE UF 5UHNSON
Lizzie johnson, young colored woman, living
near 10th and B streets northeast, who has been
before the Police Court many times on charges Of
disorder, prides herself on the fact that She has
now been church member for several months
and that as such she Is truthful law-abiding
woman. She recently took an active part in the
prosecution OF persons living in her section, and
the omcers say that she has since been threat
ened. AZ a late hour Saturday night, when near
ner nome with puSh-cart, = colOred man named
Anthony stewart met her. He stopped her and
Lizzie thinking his intentions were not good,
SCREENED. Then her push-cart was upset and the
contents scattered over the ground. A struggle
occurred and Lizzie cried In vain for helm LIZZIE
drew small pistol and fired at Stewart, the
outlet entering bic face making Slight wound
Omcer Fisher arrested the woman about O'Clock
IN Inc morning and locked her up. She claimed
tnat The shooting was done in selI-defense, which
tne omcers believe is true. To-day In the Police
Court the case was continued
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COLLINGwoOD, ONT, May 2l.-The steamer At
antic yesterday, for Killarney, picked up two men
lashed TO their boat dead. They supposed to be
fishermen. The weather Is cold and stormy.
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WARRINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP.

NAvvL oRDERs--Asst Eng. Jos. L. Wood, ordered
TO duty in connection with the machinery OF the
Philadelphia at Cramps yard; Passed Asst Eng.
C. Habighurst, detached from his present duties
anc ordered as inspector OF the machinery OF the
Nesuvius at Philadelphia
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WINDSOR Castle
WINDSOR CASTLE
WINDSOR CASTLE
WINDSOR CASTLE

Was built by Edward III IN 1850. The dedics.oy
exercises complete with only excep
ton, which edward yeiy much regrsited. lac iorsot
how pleasing g. the guests would be qlAf tile
u Taylor Bourbon and ye Whisky. which ~ Of stand
ard excellence and esablished puriy. IL bottled w
C. H. GRAVES SONS. Boston, aud your Grocer aud
Druggist have II ON sale.
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w hen hsey vss sick. vs gave her Csstor.a
when she ras . child. she cried Cor Cas,Oria
Whsn abe becaane Miss ale chung 70 C.s.oria
ben axe had eAllaIen. She gave them Ca.t.,ri.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-21

Rev. Edward J. sourin, s. j., OF St. Ignatius
Catholic Church In Baltimore, died yesterday aged
seventy nine years Hewas one OF the best known
priests IN the couDtry.
Hong Yen Chang, the FIRST Chinese lawyer in this
country, was admitted 70 the bar al oughkeepsie,
N. Y, on THURSDAY.
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Probably Gone 10 Canada.

PITTsBURG, May 2l.-Peter j. Quinn, chief book
keeper for Chris. G. Dixon Co., large contractor
and builders, has been missing for several days
and IL Is supposed that he mas gone TO Canada Al
S15,O 900.
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NEW NAVAL CApErs-The following have bee1
admitted 70 the Naval Academy as cadets: Edgar
r Arson, Leonard Goodwin Pennsylvania: Mu.
6. Powell, New Jersey; Vim ID. Gibbs, Mississippl;
john II. Russell IT., AT large: Chas l. kaufman,
Is h. MCCORMICK, New YORK: Thee. A. Low, Con.
necticut: Herbert + McReavy, Washington Terra
tory; Stanley r bennett, Maine; r. r. Pollock, M.
nous; Geo. c. Day, Vermont; Fred'k ". stafford
Massachusetts, and Root sasSer Virginia
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NAvvL ORDRRs-Asst. Eng. Jos. L. Wood, orderet
70 duty IN connection with the machinery OF the
Philadelphia at Cramps yard; Passed Asst Eng
C. Habighurst, detached from his present dutie:
anc ordered as inspector OF the machinery OF The
Vesuvius at Philadelphia.
PosrxAsrxRs AProINrgD.-John A. Mitchell has
been appointed postmaster at Alchie, Halifax Co.
va, ana Il. B. Rule, at Deerfeld, Augusta CO
Alfred Thomas has been appointed at Kirkwood
Hartford Co.. Nd.
Combines ISKsrAND.-The inkstand that wa
used BY the late senator Conkling on his ofhcs
desk ever since he began TO practice law in Me-
YORK city, has been sent By Mr.. Henry Melville
the Patent once, who prizes it highly as q me.
mento OF man who was always his sincere TREND
PRIVATE LEWIS W. CALI, signal Corps, now on
duty in the once OF the Chief Signal Of1cer In
this city, has been discharged the service VI the
United States In order that ne may accept the
position OF law clerk OF the Judge Advocate Gen.
erais once, 70 which he was appointed last week
THE o. s. s. DOLPHIN arrived at Panama to-day.
The Monongahela arrived at San Francisco Satur.
day.
TIE NAVAL INSPECTION BOARD viii leave the
city tomorrow for Norfolk to inspect the U. 8. 8
Swatara. They ktll arrive there tomorrow night
and on wednesday morning will go 70 sea.
CAPT. CHAa A. VERNON, 10th infantry, Is ap.
&C., at the general Quartermaster's depot, Phia.
deiphia, for which Major John v. Furey Is account
able.
Mrs CLRvxIAND's PLAxs-Col Lamont said
this afternoon that Mrs. Cleveland has not &C
cepted any Invitations for the summer. She
Will go to Philadelphia with the President
ON "wednesday TO attend the Presbyterian
anniversary. They viii be the guests OF Rev. MT:
Wood. who recently visited the White House, and
WIZ return 10 this city the next day.
Walker and Melville, and a number Of other ON
Gals left the city this afternoon as the guests Of
the Norfolk and Western Railroad, on . trip
through the Dismal Swamp.
Mr.. BLUM At MISUNDERSTANDING Bayard has
received letter from U. s Commissioner Blum)
announcing bis arrival at Barcelona. He says
that the space allotted to the United States is very
desirable, and that he has taken steps TO have
ne ADDS. express great pleasure In the fact OF
Americas representation In this, the first interna-
uonai exposition ever held In Spain.
DEATH OF MRS SENATOR SAwYER.--Mrs Melvina
W. Sawyer, wife Of Senator Sawyer, of Wisconsin,
died at 1O:45 o'clock this morning, at her home,
corner OF 10th and streets northwest Mrs. Saw
yer, whose maiden name was Mevina N. Hadley,
was, like senator Sawyer, native OF Vermont,
out moved at an early age TO New York state. She
leaves three children TO mourn her loss. For eight
years she has been an invalid suffering with pro-
gressive paralysis. For three years past she has
been almost helpless, and Tor six months prior to
almost unable 10 speak. She bore her afictions
with much patience. There Will be brief funeral
service at the house on Wednesday, and the re-
mains Will then be taken to Wisconsin for burial
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-21

ACfOss tne AtI8Mt1C IN an AHsSh1p.
Paris Dispatch to the Lon don Chronicle.
NJ. Jovis, the well-known aronaut, Is preparing
an Atlantic air-ship, with which he hopes to cross
from New York to some point In Northern Europe
during the autumn. The balloon in question,
which will be called the Atlantic. will be about
200 feet in height, and have cubic measurement
Of $4,000 meters. 1t will only weigh about $500
ging. passengers and apparatus about double that
amount. The car will be square, and will be d.
v1ded midway by wooden deck, above which will
ladder. NJ. Jovis, who Will be accompanied by N.
Paul Arene, Lieut. Mallet, NJ. Chal peater. and two
other passengers, hopes TO make 70 miles an hour.
He may land in Norway or Sweden, II not In Ire
land In three and half days after starting. Every
conceivable accident is believed to have been pro-
vtded against. NJ. JoviS does not hope that the
scheme Will have any Immediate practical result
II Is purely scientific, and will cost $4,000.
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FRANco-GERN.S RIcxrkr,

fkASco-GERNsS BIcEEkrNas-Tt Is learned a.
Berlin that the emperor signed the decree ordering
epfsais IN return for Obstacles put In the way OF
Germans entering France before Prince Bismarck
slarted Tor Narun. The publication OF the decree
mas oeen delayed IN the hope that semi-official
hlnts 70 the French government would prove SUM-
Gent, but the German government Is now con-
WINGED that extreme measures are necessary, and
the decree Will be published In q few days
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wheat for SAFE when the board opened this morning
July Shs;, ss.rssd u sn Sa;t :; Ssa July corn
IA As. Inc July option = nes Quoted e follows
A55; lard. sU2j4. short MOS. 7.72k
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Judge Tuner has granted . WIN q error ana
Rloenour, under oentence q ooalh e Winckearsr
Va, for the murder Of Andrew Broy.
The steamer Longfellow picked 10 ana tOvon N
PrOvtncetown, Aass., YESTERDAY two Whales rfi,ssS
saturday ~ schooner John Smart. Il z oofiHafo6
that they contain 30 barrels Of on wh1cN V1fS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-21

PosrNAsrERs AProISrgp.-John A. Mitchell has
been appointed postmaster at Alchie, Halifax Co,
va, ana Il. B. Rule, at Deerneld, Augusta co.
Alfred Thomas has been appointed at Kirkwood,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-21

All the arrangements for the tennis tournament
at Kendall Green on May %. 80 and 81 have been
completed. Indications point to a complete list OF
entries among the gentleman players, although
some apprehension Is felt that the entries among
the ladies will be limited. The committee have
secured by far the handsomest and most costly
prize to be offered at the tournament the ladies'
doubles, and they earnestly request the lady play.
erS TO make this o personal matter and TO enter
the contest 1t Is desired that the interest In the
game among the lady players should be fOstered
IL was with this view that the committee selected
this morning the prize for the ladies' 1t consists
OF Two large bisQue figures, manufactured in
France OF exquisit. finish, entitled 1.-THE Maskers"
The pair cost $780, and can now be seen In the
window OF s. s. Shedd Bro, 430 9th street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-21

TRYING TO MrRDRR A JCDeE N CorRr.-The rul-
fngs ofJudge cunningham IN the johnson County,
ARK, Circuit Court last FRIDAY were unsatlsfsc-
tory 70 A p. Mckinnon, an attorney, VINO took eN-
cepions TO them lie refused 20 SIT down, and
when the judge rined him $50 a dispute followed,
In which Mckinnon cut the judge about the face
and neck several times with a knife, innctilg
dangerous wounds. he was arrested
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-21

STABBED HIS SIsrkR's AFFIANcEp.-At Clinton.
Mass, saturday night Edward Ryder was fatalIy
stabbed by Frederick kiItridge. Ryder was en-
gagged 10 be married 20 kittndge's sister, tut the
parents OF the girl and her brother objected 10 the
match. While visiting the girl on Saturday RYDER
and the kittndges got into a war OF word which
resulted an the sLatblng Ryder II not expected 10
I've, and kittrfdge has ned.
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i CAN'T BREATHE

Chest Pains. Soreness, Weakness Hacking Cough
Asthma PleuTisy, and Inflammation relieved in ONE
MINUTE By the CrIIcURA ASTI-PAIy PLASTER Moth
inx like II for Weak unss; 25c. ~ all druggists.
mY.sl -
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New York stock Marks

New \ Ork MOCK M0Fkcf,
The following the opening aud closiug prices OF
the New York Stock Market, reported BY special
wire u Corsou aud Mzcartney. l4lS r street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-21

LONDON, May 21.-The American Club held II
1rst annual general meeting at the clubhouse 1
Aibemarle street, Piccadilly, to-day. Sir Edwar
Thornton was in the chair supported by MI
Henry White, American charge d'af1airs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-21

SHOCKING SUNDAY TRkeEpr.-George A. Riley,
. carpenter OF Baltimore, was shot and instantly
Killed yesterday afternoon AZ curtis Bay, Anne
Arundel County, Nd, and WIN. johnson, aged
twenty years, clerk OF J. J. Thomsen a Co, of
Bait more. was arrested, charged with the Shoot
Ing. The testimony al the coroners Inquest de-
yeoped the fact that kiley lost his NE py Offering
TO protect a woman
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RELrGIoUs ExHohrRRs DROVE HrR Insane

WHITFIELD BY THE wHrTE CArS-smith Hagan. Q
memDer OF the Grand Amy o. The Repubnc and a
pensioDer, has abandoned his home "a Spencer
county, Ind, IN obedience 10 a command OF tie
white caps" For alleged vile beating Hagan
was taken by a "switch" committee 10 tie woods
a few nights ago, given sixty lashes on his bare
back, ana left gay ed and lied 20 a tree.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-21
Real Esaaee Sale..

a. A. Willard has purchased OF c. c. willard for
$500, lots and 6, square 2<S, each 25 by l47
Ieet on the north side OF K street. between 18th
and 18th streets
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ESTABLISHED. 1Ocn
1850

1850 lSiAsLlsAkD' 1850
AhE NATIONS MONUMENTAL woKkS
l2e. Isl, LBS PESsA AVE- WEST.
The largest and finest display in the cifyo
eTATuAnN MONUMENTS AMI GARDEN vASTa
Also choice collecaon ot lsrior orn-IIieDt2 en-
brscaug GnOlPs. sIAIUkT1Es. kAsEs and CAi.D
hECklkkkS 10y the uest lnl llAllal ~ ull toEs
So Apracucsl experience VI hearty t.lEtS yearsLs
at the service OF tie uDAlc.
Open TO visitors until pm
mhlO-6m-l0 u. AcMENAMIN Proprietor
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Mr.. SIEBEL's FUNERAL-The funeral OF Jpo c.
Siebel took place AT 8 o'clock this morning. The
pall-bearers were Messrs. d. T. Holmes, John
Terry, A. ID. Stldham, +. J. Heiberger, jr, Frank
Miller, and j. Ii. Moriarity. The lnterment was
made at Oak Hill cemetery.
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The American Wins.

LONDON, May 2l.-A ten-niIe bicycle race was
contested at North Shields to-day between Wood
OF Eng and. and Temple OF America. Temple VOL
the race easily. Time 30m. 1 2-5s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-21

BERLIN, May 2l.-Tne emperor passed a satisfac-
tory night. He appeared twice al a window OF the
castle this morning. He was dressed In uniform
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-21

Ia. o. s. s. DOLPHIN arrived at Panama to-day.
The Monongahela arrived ct San Francisco Satur.
day.
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CAPT. CHAA A. VERNON, 10th infantry, Is ap-
pointed to act - inspector on certain clothing,
&C., at the general Quartermaster's depot Phila-
delphia for which Major John v. Furey Is account
able.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-21

duty In the once OF the Chief Signal Oflcer In
this city, has been discharged the service Of the
United States In order that ne may accept the
position OF law clerk OF the Judge Advocate Gen.
erals once, 70 which he was appointed last week
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INDICTMENT-The grand jury resumed work to-
day after zen days recess and this afternoon re-
ported an indictment against Maud MaXfeld, alias
Maud Staples, for the larceny OF gold watch and
chain on April 80 from Arthur Emery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-21

TIE NAVAL INSPECTION BOARD will leave the
city to-morrow for Norfolk to inspect the U. 8. s.
Swatara. They Etll arrive there tomorrow night
and on wednesday morning will 60 TO sea.
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