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MrxoEr TRAINING Fon WoxEs In
THE GOVERNMENT SERVICE
AN IMPORTANT LESSON

II has long been problem for scientists 10 discover
how strengthen the memory. and System has been
devised exeels that based the associAton
Of idsss. The following lesson. II Committed to
memory. will assist any woman In improving her
memory well her APPEARANCE The lesson Is SIM
pie. and can he msmoriz-a IN one hour by woman Oh
ordinary intelligence.
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Liver spots BleInlsh es-Dissusting- Iover-Husband
Affection Observation-Disclosures epulslveness-S sure
cur--kscsmier Or. an.-MAker, Harriet Hubbard Aver
where bousht-Au retail OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
tutes dangerous
NEW YORK. December 10. 1886.
DEAN Ma. AIR: Immediately after my return to
New York TO open my engagement purchased jar
Of Jour Recamier Cream. bottle Of Recsmier Balm
and some owder. which had strongly indorsed
b Mrs. James Brown Potter and Mrs Langtry. also
ind the keczmier Preparations absolutely peerless.
and assure you shall Always them IL this letter
In any way be of do not hesitate TO
ussit Nery sincerely yours.
HELEN MODJESKA.
Nine Modjeska. Countess Of BozsntA
To Nina Harriet HUBBARD AVER
You can have . beautiful complexion By using
the kecAmier Cream. provided you avoid all Gus
metics. II Will remove the damage caused by cos
net1cs- IL will remove pimpies. liver spots. black
heads and reness Of the skin Any of these nperfec-
tions womAs lace equivalent to painted sign:
saying: This woman - uncleanly in her personal
habits she does not think 1t wor IN while to make her
self attractive" Send for Tree sample OF Recamer
lVwder. harriet hubbard Aver. o2 PARK Place. New
York. splo-6m
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PHELPS AND WALLACE.

itictan' Thinks Would surely Win.
CHICAGO, June 1s-The following will be printed
this afternoon In the Journal under the signature
OF Experienced Politician" 1.-THE combination OF
the two doubtful states Of Indiana and New Jersey
means success to the republican party. Then why
waste words or ballots on New York? The follow.
ing ticket would meet all the requirements:
"For President-Wllam Walter Phelps.
For vce-President-Gen. Lew Wallace.
'Here you have the accomplished diplomat and
experienced statesman OF New jersey, whose pop
ularity redeemed that state last year, and the
brilliat soldier and author OF 'Ben-Hur' the most
famous book OF modern times. For such ticket
all republicans can work.
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An All.g.a L.s,.r Tre.s Mr. Par..,l.


From the Philadelphla Record
OF the 1000 ex-saloon keepers who are now
without their licenses nearly two-thirds have al
tered their saloons into places for the sale OF fce
cold sumner drinks" In place of the dingy groe.
geries and Turing summer gardens appear the TEN.
perance drinking saloons with their gay colors
and stacks OF cake. pie. and bananas on every
side the passer by Is greeted with highly colofed
cards announcing the sale OF some tempting bev-
eragc In order 10 maintain these resorts every
man, woman and child viii nave 10 take several
glasses each day. The doctors argue that ice-cold
drinks are never healthy, and the continual use OF
fancy beverages WILL they say, breed disag reeabo
troubles and diseases Of many kinds. A prominent
physician 10 authority for the statement that IN
many places mineral waters and fancy drinks are
frequently mixed with rank poisons which are
used as substitutes Tor more costly ingredienta
and the continued consumption OF these pogsonA
even In small quantities, Will wear the stomach
and undermine the 81 stem. Besides this many oe
the decoctions contain alcohol the presence oe
which Is very perceptlble. All the root beer man
uacturer would have 10 DO Is % throw In q little
more alcohol. aud he would have q beverage q.
most Intoxicating beer
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The COurts.

POLICE CoURT-Judge Miller.
To-day, Josiah Crown, colored, profanity; 8 or
2 days Geo. Carpenter, tresspass on parks; $ or
15 days Jas. Graham, profanity; collateral for
feited. Mortimore Sncwden, do; do. Patrick
Kelley, disorderly conduct; IS or is days Elvie
LEEDS, profanity; collateral forfeited Pearl Zook
do; do. Thos. Connolly and Jno Connolly, dis
ordly conduct; s. or 10 days Thos. Jones. do. !;
collateral forfeited
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-18

Garfield Hospital DirectOrs' Meeting.
a. AT recent meeting of the board OF directors Of
The Garfield Hospital. the executive committee
submitted plans OF a proposed building to contain
boilers and other necessary machinery for the pur
pose OF heating with steam all the present build
ings and Others to De erected, and also to contain
accommodations for q steam laundry. The pli
were approved and the executive committee were
Instructed to proceed without delay TO erect and
equip the building
The growing demand for hospital for the treat
ment OF contagious diseases was fully discussed,
and the matter was referred TO the medical stan
OF the hospital to consider the ACCESSIBILITY ana
practicability OF erecting the building Tor this
purpose upon the hospital premises, and II they
then to prepare and submit to the board at Its
next meeting plans and an estimate OF the cost.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-18

POPULAR MINISTER'S DowHFALI.-A revolving
story has just come to light In The village OF Perry
vile, near Cazenovia, n. Y, involving Rev. Thos
B. DOdd, Methodist minister. Dodd is the pastor
or the Methodist churches at Perryyille and Chit
tenago Falls. He is an eloquent man, OF polished
address, and has been generally regarded as quite
out OF place in q country pulpit Some Joys OF the
congregation made statements or his Immoral
conduct, and repeated them TO meeting OF church
members The church people then placed the
matter In the hands OF the Rev. v. S. Becbe OF
Cazenovia presiding elder OF the district but they
found that Mr.. Dodd had already preceded them
with his resignation. He left PeTyvllie secretly
on Saturday.
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RalttnsOre Markea..

BALTIMoRE, Nd June ls. = virsinia Sizes pas.
Series y do. ieneiorus.. 81 bid sod. No. second
sss sisssss
extra. 32os4 90; do: family. 4.:5s4.75; clty MILLS
s1.na Pss.p:s a psi.s TO- S
do family. $50. wheat-southern. dull aud nominal
.sa as s's july s5S:
sSh; AUGUST Un;. se,sss1: ssyts%6.r sSIsss Corn
rs SS .ss A1:T;
tern white. 43a4A: western mixed, 40a4l. Rye quiet
sSs facy sns un to
CHANGE Butter nrm and nneh.nged Err Arm
soii. sS Whisky steady. lsSsiss. i RE- 70
4 IS cGrn bushels:
Chicago Markets.
.ids 70 the m.risss :s The opening q 'ch.nEs
I'D e. The sO s1ssF ws
hn Ays e
division Of Ss cS.xo .Sa
Ssos sos TSs .sn. point
. :Gs July fS: y on Spon
quoted q thi: time = fol!ows wheat si4; corn 90;
Sergeant Nolan and Private Taylor, Of Fort Mo
woman named carrie Reed, during which both
drew revolvers and began fir1ng. Nolan was ia
was also shot and 10 in . CRITICAL condition.
p1 AZ Perry, =; X yssssrday morning. Albert 3
swenty-twO, Of the same place. were drowned IL
Silver Lake by the upsetttng Of boat In which
nss Pm sssSspnis Ech.ra Aosrrsr
his VIE - sdministeri.S s;ssais e Isr coass.
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The EliasOn Case.

ICUHtEVUeU yTUW ytTU PUVe.I
Subsequently an order that the defendant might
go on bail pending the hearing, his counsel, Mr.
c. M. Matthews. asked that the sentence be with
drawn The suggestion was complied with and
the defendant was released on 81 500 bail, Messrs
Evan Lyons and NJ. j. Adler, suretiea
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CHICAGO DENSELY CROWDED.
Nearly all the Delegates ON Hand
ThurstOn Decided On for Temporary


CHICAGO, June 1S-As early as 10 O'Clock this
morning one had to elbow his way even on the sky
parlor door OF the Grand Pacific. The crowd In
creased as one descended, and the rotunda and
lobby were filed with thousands OF men.
Numerous delegations have arrived since Satur-
day, and by tonight the roster Of all the states
and territories Will be complete.
NEW YORK UNANIMOUS FOR DEPKw.
The New York delegation has declared unani-
mously for Chauncey NJ. Depew as the choice for
the nomination.
THCRsToN FOR TEMPORARY CHAIRMAN.
Thurston was chosen as temporary chairman Of
the convention this afternoon by the national COM
mittee by vote OF 81 TO 20.
Nearly all the delegates are holding or will hold
their caucus to-day. Meanwhile matters are
wholly adr1ft, and such thing as crystalizaliOn
OF sentiment on any mooted point Is not to be
found
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AMKLIR RrvEs AND HER HusBAND-One VINO
was present at the marriage OF Amelie Rives TO
John A. Chanler says: "The young story.writer Is
soft, gray eyes, daik, sweeping lashes and arched
browS Her face. which Is decidedly Intellectual
II rather thin. Mr.. Chanler n q rather handsome
blond, with decided English accent. Although o
New Yorker he WAS educated In England. He
desires to correct the statement that be 10 Q
millionaire. That he says is Q mistake. I have
some money, but am not Q millionaire by any
means,o
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THE RIVAL DISTRICT DELEGATES
and Dyson Hope to Win
through Sherman,s influence.

Special Dispatch to The EVENING STAR
CHICAGO June 1S-The two sets OF District dele.
gates are making an active fight each for recog-
milton in preference to the other. shellabarger
and Dyson are pinning their faith to Sherman and
trusting TO his influence to secure to them the
desired recognition. The committee has de-
cided to admit both delegations to the
hall without votes and to LEI the matter be settled
by the committee on credentials later. Thus far
Shellabarger and Dyson appear TO have the best
chance OF winning the fight They are working
hard. Dyson declared to The STAR correspondent
that their chances were ten to one.
But it must be remembered that
Perry Carson Is not yet here. Gleason
Is conducting this canvass alone. Carson is ex.
pected TO arrive at o'clock this afternoon. There
Is no doubt he will make himself heard. The ar
nval OF Carson Is looked for with deep interest.
His absence has given the rival delegates great
advantage
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STRAINS PAINS

in the Back Kdneys Hips Sides or Chest relieved In
one mi mute by the CuTrcURA ANTI PAIN PLASTER,
the first aud only pain killing plaster New. nstan-
tane0us infsllibls. 25 cents. jel62l
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The new Crown Prince OF Germany was born
May g 1ss2. All his names are Frederick William
Victor August Ernest Like his great grand
father the late Emperor william I, he dons his
uniform at the early age OF six years
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District Government Affairs.
RITZ rNG prRNTTa

were issued to-day TO j. W. Foster to repair dwell
ing l40o street northwest, at a cost OF $1O OOO
Z. Wolff, f1ve brick dwellings, from COL to 600
Callan street northeast; $4,000. Theodore Sheck-
els, three brick dwellings, from 1925 to 1229 o
street northwest; 81, 600. p. N. Dryer, three
brick dwellings at $40, Sl2 and S14 alley, In square
Sal; 81 200. Anthony Pollock. on brick dwelling
IT'S street northwest; 10000. Ellen Huklebine,
one brick dwelling on Bennings road; 500.
POLICEMAN WALTERS DISMISSED
Maj. MOoreS Recommendation concerning the
dismissal OF Private Walters from the police force
tor the attempted shooting OF sergeant Falvey has
been approved by the Commissioners. Private
Walters refused to appear before the trial board.
Geo. B. Read has been appointed o frstclass
private to NIL the vacancy.
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Capitol Topics.
OF LABOR EXPENSES.

DEPARTMENT OF LABOR EXPENSES.
Commissioner Wright has submitted estimates
aggregatng s153, $40 for the expenses OF the new
Department OF Labor for the next fiscal year. Of
which SS4, TAO Is for salaries
ILLUSTRATIONS OF ARMY UNIFoRMsl
In the House to-day joint resolution was Of
fered by Mr.. Richardson, providing an appropria-
ton OF $4,000 to print for the use OF Congress
900 sets OF plates illustrating the uniform of the
Army or the United States from the organization
or the Government to the present Time which
tie Quartermaster-Genera for public use.
NOTES.
Senate committees that have Monday for regular
sessions omitted their meetings to-day.
The conference report on the Indian appropria-
ton Oil was presented In the Senate this alter
noon mo agreed to, and the Senate then went
into executive session.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-18

w Len baby vas sick. We rave hse cssSor1a
when she vas . child. aha cried for Csstor1a
vhen abe beczme Misc. she chung To Castoris
NAsn s@s LAD SAlicreA. she save them Csstorfs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-18

ARMY ORDERs--MaJor Chas ]. Wilson granted
one months leave. The following enlisted men of
the Signal Corps discharged the service:
Sergeants George E. Franklin, Francis K.
Van Auken. James Berry and John
T. FOy; cOrporals, Geo. N. Salisbury and Geo. w.
Smith, and nrst-class privates, Leonard NJ. Tarr,
VIM. w. England. Robt. L. sutton, VIM. F. r.
Phillips, and VIM, F. Richardson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-18
THr BEsr FAMILY MrDrcrsE
TARRANr's SETTER APERIENr.

II YOUR COMPLAINT Is WANT OF APPETITE
u Try half glass Of ANGOSIURA BIT Frs
hAf Al hour before dinner. Beware Of counterfeits.
Asa for tn article. manufactured by DIR. j. u
IS. Siesert d
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Home Rule for the Di.tr,cs.

Special Dispatch to TIE EVENING STAR.
CHICAGO, June 1S.-The territorial delegates
met to-day and adopted resolutions for the adlmis-
sion Of territories when they have a suitable
population and declaring for "home-rule." Mr.
TO offer. Dakota will probably be allowed zen and
washington Territory six delegates, being treated
as states.
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NOVELTIES In SILVER

NovrLTIEs In silver
vINAIGRETTEs.
BON-BoN BOXES
BRUSHES AND COMBS
MATCH BOXES
SHAVING CUPS &C.
LARGE STOCK AT REDUCED PRICES
FRANK NJ. LEWIS
Jsweler and silversmith
1915 Penn. ave
Successor TO Samuel Lewis souA my1-3m
'sfTNHE HARPIST,~ EXQUISITE ETCHING
after Kaenersr. By ToussAinte.
AGtotypes Of this years Salon Pictures, arriving
Bsautful Bridal GiftA
FIXTURES VI ali kipds. EnsravinrA
AL the "hosers Groups" &c
JAMES s. EARLE SONS
yel5 No. Sic Chestnut Street. Philadelphia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-18

The schools 1t the Omaha Indian aeoncy hayo
CLOSED On account OF the msasisA FoTSy pspoo01s
IN Decatur. Neh.. oold suenfy eight ooGA0 = O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-18

PINNED TO THE WALL BY RAMRop.-At Colum-
bia, 8. c., Friday, Reuben Riley was loading an
old musket with an iron ramrod when the gun
was discharged. Riley's wife was standing near
the house and directly In front OF the gun. The
ramrod passed through her right breast and
pinned her TO the wall OF the house. The rod had
70 be nled In two before the woman was relieved
The wound Is considered fatal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-18

TIE GALsSA and the Richmond have arrived at
Hampton Roads
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I'd EDITION.
Latest TblGglanS 10 The Star.
NO CHANGE OF IMPORTANCE.

Sentiment NJ Chicago Net Cryssalixing-
Charging Blains's Friends with Try.
Ing to Get Up . Deadlock In His In.
serest.
Special Dispatch to THE EVENING srAn
CHICAGO, June 1S-Nothing has happened this
afternoon TO clear the atmosphere OF DOUBT The
Blaine talk has been INDUCED In q little more.
Whenever the situation becomes q little more
dense than normal some one whispers "Blaine"
and the word goes q whirling.
When this tax gets too strong the other candi-
OATS get frightened up and set to work counter.
acting IT, Then there is a stir up. Several state
delegations are holding meetings. with nothing
coming from them.
W. W. Phelps Is working q boom for himself
and . meeting Of the New Jersey delegation Is
beng held TO decide whether or not they will
stand BY him. The national committee is In
session The New York delegation are confer
ring with Depew.
They assembled at IL O'Clock and are still at It.
southern delegates are shifting back and forth
between Sherman and Alger. The scenes In the
hotel are striking. Crowds are swarming In the
ioooies and corridors and bands of music and
IN !rching through Georgia.
The talk or Sherman being thrown over.
BOARD after the first few ballots and Nc.
kin.ey being brought forward by Ohio is
hne"ed. Both Sherman and Gresham are
supposed to be losing ground. The Allison folks
are quiei. making no enemies and figuring TO come
Elkins. Manley, and others Of Blaine's friends
TRYING TO BRING ABOUT DEAD LOCK.
In the interest OF Blaine. The action Of the Call
fornla delegation In booming Blaine now, 30 as to
bring him among the candidates from the first, 1t
Is tnought, Will tend TO prevent q stampede to him
that might occur were he brought in later.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-18

Paul Raglan, the distinguished French etchss,
who visited America during the past winter and
spent some time In Warrington, died suddenly ~
his home IN France last saturday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-18

WArERMEIoSs FOR THE Presidential wooden
box, about feet long, gaudily trimmed in red,
white and blue bunting and cambria and two
American nags, was received at the White House
this afternoon. 1t bore a label reading: sour
next President, Hon. Grover Cleveland, Washing
ton, u. c. From c. B. VAIL Augusta, Ca" Through
the top OF the box peeped the round sides OF two
great watermelons, on one OF which . red express
LABEL was pasted
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

New York Stock Market.
The following are the opening and closing prices of
the New York stock Market as reported by special
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PRrzK-FIGHTKR sHoT DEAp.-At Cranberry q
small mining village neu Hazeton, Pa, up-
day, according 10 u Philadeiphia {ress NJ eciAl
JAS Cooley, prize-nghter and hard cha acIers
met WIN. Parry, q miner. The two men had peen
drinking and were quarrelsome Cooley said lac
could thrash Parry In two minutes and maze Q
move TO attack him Then Parry pulled out a Ne
volver and shot Cooley through the heart. The
murderer gave himself up.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad COS rolling
mills Ia Cumberland Nd, shut DOWN saturday or
an Indefinite time. over 400 men are IhroWa Gus
OF employment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-18

Theodore Clemmer, . Philadelphia cigar maker,
was murdered at Gloucester, n j., saturday even
ing BY being struck over the head with cluo ~
some one unknown
In Chicago Robert I. Kennedy, while standing
In front OF the Government building, opposite the
Grand Pactnc Hotel at noon Saturday, put Q bullet
through his head with pistol and dteo instantly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-18

To Go TO BALTIMoRE.-The Jackson Democratic
Association Is to-day sending out letters OF invita-
ton to the various state democratic associations
and other organizations here, inviting them to Join
the Jackson Association In the trip TO Baltimore To
attend the convention OF democratic clubs to be
held there July 4. The jackson Association will
have the Marine Band in line.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-18

CAPT. DANIEL NJ. TAYLOR has returned to his
desk In the War Department from Fortress Mon
roe.
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HE SHOT At Mr.. MAGUIRE.-Saturday night
about II O'Clock as Onicer Sanabee was passing
the corner OF 7th and streets his attention was
attracted to the grocery store OF Mr.. William
Mcguire by hearing the report OF pistol shot.
The officer started across the street when a negro
named Joseph Butler ran away. The officer, after
q short chase, captured the negro who said 81
don't want TO go to the penitentiary for that
Dutchman." The officer then learned that the
negro had shot at MIR. Mcguire. The bullet struck
Mr. Maguire's front door and fell on the door. The
prisoner was tried In the Police Court this after
Jury. He was also fined $50 Tor carrying the
pistol
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AT THE CAPITOL TO-DAY.
Anac0stfa and Potomac River Ran
road.


TIE ELL 10 AUTHORIZE IT'S ExrENsIoN AMENDED
AND PASSED IN TEE SENATE.
The Senate to-day passed the bill to authorize
the Anacostia and Potomac River Railroad TO ex.
tend its line by laying tracks and running cars
thereon from the intersection OF its tracks on
street south with 7th street east, along It'll to q
street south, along to 4th street east thence to
street south, to Canal street, TO B south, to Sd
west, to Missouri avenue, to 9Th west, to north,
along to point near the Center market, to be
designated BY the Commissioners; these tracks to
be completed in one year. Also, from the inter.
section OF N street south and I'd west along I'd TO
Canal; this part to be completed within two years.
Also 70 extend tracks from It'll and @ southwest
along @ to nth east, along nth TO south, along
Z TO and beyond the Congressional cemetery. Mr..
Vest said there was nothing In the bill to require
the tracks TO be laid on level with the surface OF
the streets In no other city, he said were street
car tracks permitted to protrude above the streets
and In this city great damage Is done to vehicles
senator Harris remarked that the
electric motor Is the coming method Of locomo-
ton for street railroads, and he had no doubt
That at an early day bill would be offered to
require street railways here to employ this
motor. Then MI. Vest would have an oppor-
tunlty TO move TO have all the tracks properly
laid. On MI. Vests motion an amendment was
ADOPTED requiring the tracks OF the Anacostia
ROAD 70 be on level with the surface OF the
streets. and, as amended, the bill was passed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-18
AGAINsT PNEUMONIA AND OTHER

AGAINST PNEUMONIA AND OTHER
fatal lung diseases. use BENsON'S PLAs-
AZ Aoo Ikk promptly for Coughs. Colds. Chest
Pains and other pneumonia syniptomsL
WISH TO great value :. IN .vpro,s Sins iun~ trouble
An hours delay h of<N fatal. BENsoN's
PLASTER 4. pleasant. prompt and always
iSsVhE reliable In such emerxences.. Avoid
i,aitstsons and eounterfsits
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-18

THE action In the claim of John s. Mosby against
the United states has been postponed until the
early part Of the adjourned term Of the Court OF
Claims
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-18
Family AfGIicsiOu.

From the Philadelphia News
Dumpsey-"HeavenA man, you're q GUM as
the grave.-
Lumpsey-"wen ought 70 be-
Dumpsey-"Family afaictionf"
Lumpsey-"YeS"
Dumpsey-"-Deaths"
Lumpsey-"No; we're packing for the seash ore
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-18

RErIRRD.-Medical Director Edward Shippen
was placed on the retired list of the Navy to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-18

RANGE OF THE THERMOMErER-The following
were the readings at the Signal ONCE to-day: a
NJ, IS; pm, g2: maximum, 81: minimum, 70.
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MAN RlRD

DUDLEY-STRCDER. In Alexandria. Va Sunday.
June Ia 1855 at the residence u the brides sister ~
the Rev. Ar Bisshp. Mr.. CHARl,Ls T. DUDLEY 4
Alexandra. Va