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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-13
Prom Wall sareet To.day,

NEW YORK, June l3.-There was q moderate
business In the stock market at TIE opening this
morning, but IL was confined 10 a few stocks 70 q
greater extent than usual for the past few dayx.
Reading and ST Paul being still the leaders, with
fair trading in half dozen Others, the general list
being quiet and unlnterestlng. First prices were
with advances extending 10 y per cent over last
nights ngures. Further gains were made In inc
early dealings under the lead OF II. Paul. which
rose y per cent, but prices then reacted and q
general decline. reaching over the entire list fol-
lowed, which was accompanied by a marked In
crease In activity, and Missouri Pscinc yielded
IN, Manitoba, 81 Paul and Louisville, Nashville,
per cent, and others fractional amounts IRON the
highest ngures. There was some recovery from
the lowest prices, and at IL O'Clock the market
was fairly active and nrm al something below the
opening.
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Two Mem Killed In a Free Plight.

RICHMOND, IND, June r8.-During free fiyht ac
Portland last evening between Charles " .llams
and James Cole on one side ana Jerry Moore on
the other Joseph Mcclellan was Killed by Cole
with a dirk knife, while the former was endeavor-
ing 10 separate the combatants. Williams stabbed
Moore IN several places, fatally inluring hiul.
Cole made his escape. IL Is thought there Will u
q lynchlng tonight Il he Is caught
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a Joke that Cos, Two l,ves.

FULLERTON, NIB, June l3-Two young German
ranchers, Hans 1idge and August Michaelson,
were boating here yesterday, when MichaelsoD 70
frlgnten Tldge, who was unable 10 SWIM TIPPED
the boat Both lost their balance, fe.l Ia ard
drowned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-13

TOPEKA. kAs.. June l3--At the annual convep-
ton OF the state Temperance Union yesterday
resolutions were adopted denouncing the state
Inent that prohibltory law Cannot be enforced,
and asking that the national republican colven-
ton adopt an anti-saloOn plank. MIS- j. Ellen
Foster, OF Iowa, addressed the convention, and
SAID she was route 10 Chicago. ana IN the name
OF the republican women OF the country would de-
SalOOns.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-13
Chan,berIain An.Mcr. Claassene.
HE SAYS TIE LaTTEK's MANIFESTO TO THE AYR ELso

TOSS II UNUSUALLY IsACCURATE
LONDON, June l3-Mr Joseph Chamberlain haa
written "A letter In which he says that Mr. Glac-
stones manifesto 10 the Ayr electors L. unusually
unfair and inaccurate, ana that II II untrue that
the dissident liberals are false 10 their pledges
that the main issue before the country has
changed since 1856. MI. Gladstone allows his fol-
lowers 10 say that the Irish polcy upon which he
divided the liberals and reduced them TO impo-
tence Is dead but declines 10 tell the country what
he would now substitute, and leaves himself free
10 repudlate the declaration OF has followers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-13

st. PAUL. MINI, June l3.-AfJer twenty -four
ballots the republican convention TO nominate a
successor TO Hon. knute Nelson In the nIth dis
trict yesterday adjourned without reaching q re-
suit Ex-Governor Barton Is leading.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-13

Special Cable Dispatch to TaE EVENING STAR
LONDON, June l3-Prof. Graham Bell has
arrived in England. lie viii give testimony before
the commission on the education or the deaf.
English scientists are greatly interested In the
arrival OF the distinguished Inventor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-13

PERsoNAL-Judge Cooley. william R. Morrison,
Gen. W. L Bragg, and Aldace F. Walker of the
Interstate Commerce Commission, were In New
YORK last night.-C. R. Buckingham OF New
York, and John II. stewart OF Antwerp. are az
WormleyS-O. y. Shirley OF Washington, was In
chicago on Monday.-Ex-Senator Mcdonald OF
Indianapolis, W. J. McElroy OF P1ttsburg, j. r.
Dalton and John Fox OF Boston, o. @. Foreman OF
chicago, Geo. E. Paine OF Painesville, Ohio Chas
IL Cramp or Philadelphia, end James W. Wortz OF
New lork, are at the Rgys-E c. Bliss, Geo. s.
Douglass, A. Noel, j. II. Heroy. and II. Cleveland
OF New YORK, are at Welcker'S-Col Emil Frey
the swiss minister. and John e. ODonnel OF Bal,
umore are at the Hotel Arno.-Dr. ]. b. Young Of
stockton, Cal, II. W. Fuller OF Virginia John
Goidthwaite OF Boston, and Howard Cooper. Thos.
Foulke, and Aaron NJ Powell OF New York are at
WluardS-Henry Enthoven Of Amsterdam, Geo.
Straut OF San Francisco, j. J. Kinsey Of Coyington
ky G. Fitch OF London, Z. $. McF1llis OF Phila.
delphla- and Roor Lindblow OF Chicago are at the
Ariington--Fred b. King OF Detroit, and Arthur
ID. Rogers OF Boston, are at the st. James-Wm.
Allan Of New YORK, c. c. Helmick and Edward
Anderson OF New York, and Daniel COOLIDGE Of
Philadelphia, are at the Ebbitt
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GALEsBrRG, III, June lA-Atter thirteen years
service "a president OF Knox college Dr. Newton
Batenan yesterday presented 10 the board VI
trustees his unconditional resi- nation. TO take
effect July i, In consequence of continued III
health and Oh the advice of his physicians The
board, with the citizens are unanimously In favor
OF retaining the doctor under some condition ThG
matter has been referred TO a cOlnmlttee.
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Society Notes,

Mrs. Frank B. Spinola has returned from fort.
nights stay In her home In Setanket l. l. Gen.
Splnola has made great advancement In health
and his rheumatism has been almost cured Both
Gen. and Ms. SpiLola are at the Arlington To ne
main until the close OF the session.
Mrs. +. ". Morse has returned from visit In
New York.
Mrs Hornsby has returned from York. Pa
where she attended her brothers funeral. She
Will go back there 10 spend the summer with her
relatives
Gen. and Mrs. Van yliet leave tomorrow morn
ing for their summer home at Shrewsbury, Nj.
VIM X. Cohen and wife left last evening for
Paris. KY. TO visit their relative Mr. Presley
simpson.
AT 10 O'Clock this morning the marriage OF Mr..
Geo. W. Dunn and Miss Annie O. Amery daughter
OF X l. Amery, took place at the residence OF the
brides parents, l224 Pennsylvania avenue south.
east The ceremony was performed In the pres.
ence OF the immediate families by the Rev w. N
Ferguson, pastor OF Fourth-street NJ Z church
The bridal party left on the IL O'Clock train foI
Atlantic City.
Munimitsu Mutsu, japanese minister to the
United states, with his wife and daughter and
suite, passed through Omaha yesterday en- yps0s
10 Washington. They have with them fye young
men who win attend school at Washington
Miss Lee Epson, OF san Antonio. Is visiting Nra
J. 7. Cailaghan. Of so Grant Place.
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THE EVENING STAR.
PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday,
AT THE STAR BUILDINGS,
Northwest Corner Pennsylvania Ave. and llth St, ;,
The Evening Star Newspaper Company,
s H KAUFFMANN, PreSt

TIE Evr<rSs STAR is served 70 subscribers IN the
city BY carriers their account 10 cents per
week. 44c. per month Copies al the counter,
cents each. BY msl-postaxe prepa1d-5O cents
month. year s'i six usOnths. s3
iEntered a. the Post Once At Washington. d C.. -
secoDd-class mail ulatterl
THk WEEKLY SrkR-publshed on Frfday-s1
year. postage prepaid SIX months. 80 cents
All mail Subscriptions must be paid In advance;
10 paper sent LONGER than Is paid for.
Rates Of advertising made known on applicstiou
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Mtll. aud Elevator Rvr..d.

INDIANAPOLIS IND. June l3.-The mills and ele-
yatoTOwned by J. l. EvaHs at NOblesvlile were
burned yesterday, Involving loss OF $50 900; In
surance, $4,000.
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The Confidence Qaeea Held.

SAN FRASCIsCo. June l3.-The preliminary trial
OF Bertha NJ. STANLEY, known from the Atlantic To
the Pacific big Bertha or the ''Conrdence
Queen" was concluded yesterday. and she and her
alleged son Willie were held in 1900 each on the
chargeOf obtaining money under Gase pretenses.
This woman. who managed 10 ingraIlate herself
into the good wilrol the jewish people here,
became for short time a social queen, and Dor.
rowed money from all her acquaintances.
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CucAso June l3.-Francis A HOFFMAN, jr., OF
tins CITY, who Was nominated By the democratic
state central committee FOR state treasuror In
place of ChaA Wacker, who declined, hes con-
senyed 20 run 4r. Hoffman was appointed ap-
pga1oer of the port of chicago In 1eo0 By Pro0oot
cleselan1, but ros1gned last tall ard kss anoo q
vOto0 himself 20 h1D Law practtce.
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Arressimg Members OF the National
League.

LONDON. June l3.-seyeral members OF the irish
National League have been arrested In Ireland.
The arrests were the result OF secret Inquiries
Some OF the persons taken into custody were
charged with declining 10 give evidence at th0
trials VI various OFFENDERS
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A Maryland >aw-miIl Bur,

BALTIMORE, June l3-Ihe large stone saw-mi
OF the Beaver Dam Marble Co, near IocAey sylll
on the Northern Central Railroad. burned yeste
day. Loss $4,000
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Twensy-One Di.grumtIed Tories.

LONDON, June 13.-Twenty-one tories voted
against the government last night In the diylslon
on the resolution In regard 10 the admir- atty intro
duced In the house OF commons ny MI. Louis j.
Jennings
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-13
STEAM RAILROAD MASS MEETING.
- THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE IA, lsss
BUILDING ASSOCIATION,


HS MODEL
BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
OFFICE. e35 F ST. NV.
Shares. So each per month. One thousand dollars
advanced on each share. Five per cent allowed to de-
JositOrs. Monthly meeting THIRD THURSDAY Call
It efice for pamphlets.
J.v. BROOKE President.
n j. WILSON Secretary. je13-Sts
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, ASSESSORS
- OFFICE. WAsHISsToS. d. C.. June u. 1883.
fersSnAl Ia1es-Iax-payers ON personal property are
arsd 70 maze out and return staeInent of their
S. sIS ALI Hndss Salh w within & days from
: required BY Law to aAe out such from the
penalty Of so percentum. Blank schedules can be OBJ
hsd % 4. pc i5is once BY Order Of the Commissioners
S PROF. J. J. GEORGES.
- FOOT SfECIALIST,
lll1 PeEnsylvania ave second floor. successfully
49, ATTENTION. JOURNEYMEN BAKERS
R1n There VII Re SPECIAL meeting Of BAKERS
sharp at ~ street and PennsyiySnia ave Matters Of
o Of Sse EI1enve Boa9d sfeI " o
REPUBLICAN NATIONAL LEAGUE
- SUSPENSION OF A. r. CUNNINGHAM
p cGnaiaa Il os to DOaa make anr sha
ranxenents vhatever on behalf OF the Republican Ma
friends 70 the convention at CHICAGO and said
tulhl. nam has been suspended from all privileges
IA the League. and has authority to act for the
League IN any matter whatever.
GEN. T. F. BEALE
F. W. EVANS. Secretary jei2.St
PARTIES IN WASHINGTON HAVING
- Stieff Pianos will find II to their interest to
send their name ami address to the manufacture
CHAS- ~ SIIEFF, 2 y. Liberty ST.. Baltimore, Nd.
Jel.- Inn
VISIT THE FIRST opEN-AIR MEETING
- OF the National Liberty League at the WASH
in40n Schuetz-n Iark. Thursday afternoon, June a.
and listen To PROMINENT speakers. Amusemeuts pro-
Nlded for young and old jel2-Jt
II - FINE JERSEY BULL kEGIsrFRED
- - grandson OF the celebrated %. urotas'' :
Young. handsome. gentle, sure. Service limited Fee
i.Od rate. 10 raise good stock send cows to OAK
MON Spring ST.. near l4th- Jell-6ts
SERIAL SAVINGS AND BUILDING AS
ss~~as sOCIATfON-2lST ISSUE OF STOCK
ne REGULAR Monthly meeting of the serial" Will be
htld q ITS Hall Nc. 617 9TH St Wednesday Even-
ins. 18th inst at O'Clock Stock in the new 2lst
issue may oe obtained at per share at the meeting or
at any time at the oce of the secretary and treasurer
here also constitutions may be had large number
oi shares has already been subscribed and the Asso
Ciat0n Is N m0st h0uTishing condition. Advances
will be made At the meeting.
ROBT G. CAMPBELL.
JNO A. PRESCOTT
Sec'y and Treasurer, l4l6 Fstnw je9-4t
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Gladstone and America.

Special Cable Dispatch to The EVENING STAR.
LONDON, June la-Gladstone Is particularly
gratined by the assurances OF sympathy he re-
ceives 50 frequently from America He attaches
much weight TO the opinion or those outside the
disturbing influences OF English party politics lie
has been neard to quote ~ this connection Madam
De Staers saying that foreign nations are "a KIND
OF cOntemporaneous poster1ty.
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Funeral Of 4. Harrison Carress.

BALTIMORE, June l3-The funeral OF Mr.. 7. Har.
rfson Garrett took place this afternoon FROM his
late residence, Evergreen on Charles street ave-
nue., about four miles from the city. The remains
were Inferred Ia Greenmount cemetery.
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The Parkerssurs walking Mach.

PAKKEksBURG, W. Va, June lathe twenty
seven hour go-ss-y pedestrian closed
here at midnight with the pedestrians In the fol-
lowing order: Tom COX, OF Plttsburg. III miles,
10 laps; j. p. Mackey, OF Baltimore " miles; Dan
Kelley, OF Springfield, Mass, - miles laps; Jok
Blannon, IS miles, laps; l. Hackley, ~ miles. q
laps; and j. Aeentree, dp miles IL laps 1he las
net receipts, the rest being divided between NUM-
bers two and three.
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PHOTOGRAPH OF A sun CIRCLE At COSTA RIcA.-
The Secretary Of state has sent the War Depart.
ment, for the use Of the Chief Signal On1cer, a
photograph Nof a sun circle taken at San Jose,
Costa Rica, May ], 1855, at 1920 D. m. The
United states consul at that place. In transmitting
the photograph states that the circle apparent
prismatlc colors red, biue and yellow, showed In
the circle. which gave white light. The inner
rim or the circle Is shown as about ten sun
dlaIneters distant from the sun, and Is nearly one
diameter wide.
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REPUBLICAN UNCERTAINTY.
Speculation n TO the Outcome OF tn,
Chicago Convention.

CHANCES OF THE REPUBLICAN LEADERS FOR NoMI.
NArfoN-GREsHAM AND SHERMAN IN rHR LEAD,
BUT NEITHER HAS ENoueH VOTES AT rHR START
TO WIN.
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WILL HE RETIRE,
Repeated RunaOrs that Secretary Whit
ney is Tired OG the Naval Portfolio.

The rumors that have been published In regard
to MIR. Whitney's probable retirement from the
Cabinet next year have set the political word TO
talking There seems to be no doubt that there are
some good grounds for such rumors, while at the
same time the second term OF Mr.. Cleveland Is far
enough on to render speculation hazardoua
There are those who think and believe that Sec
retary whitney has become dissatisfied with his
post, and. II he could not get change OF Cabinet
duties would prefer stepping out altogether
rather than remaining at the head OF the Navy
Department His course OF administration has,
10 certain extent, aroused the half hidden an.
tagonism OF certain naval onicers, and
many things have occurred which have Indicated
lnternal Irictlon. For example IL Is said the
change In the accounts OF the Department did not
suit the omcers, who are obliged occasionally TO
FORE Then there has arisen a renewed strife be.
tween the two elements OF discord In the Navy,
tne line and stan, ana each SIDE has petitioned
pressed sentiments that showed an ill-concealed
dstaste ior this sort Of work. One cause has been
oIten alluded TO, the trouble between the Secre-
tary ana the Ordnance Bureau, occasioned by the
siowness with which the armament for the
new cruisers Is being made. The gun factory at
1es psss %ssainSt0n S yard was one Of Mr
mas lrr1tateo him beyond endurance
ANBIrIors PLANS.
Then there are those who believe that there are
cersain political reasons for the retirement OF
Secretary Whitney from the Cabinet He Is
credited with all sorts OF ambitious plans, one of
which is to obtain the democratic nomination for
governor OF New York. Another rumor goes
higher and says that he IS looking forward to
1892. when the democratic party will want an
other young man as presidential candidate, and
man who has such strong financial backing as
whitney Is said TO have
OF course these and other rumors are repeatedly
denied BY the Secretary's friends but in spite OF
denials there IL belief under the surface, In the
Navy department particularly, that he will not be
q cabinet on1cer for more than q year longer,
should Cleveland be reelected. The secretary
refuses either to af1rm or deny the reportA he
either. II he af1rmed the rumors he would be
telling the public before ne told the President,
President In case he Is reelected is going to ask
him to continue in the Cabinet In fact the Sec
retQrY SAYS. that ff Is neither frIa nor false
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more A0bser.W nipple LsssgastSas
4. >. AnBLKk SUES m CHICAGO 10 KEoovkR ovkn q
MILLION fRon n n WHfrFLk

CHICAGO, June la-Judge Cnnord has on triaa
This ID an action OF debt brought BY A >. Amoler
70 recover q, zoo, 600 from K N. whipple NUM-
erous suits were brought by the par1es Grvwing
out OF . partnership business IN patents ~ WASH
ington- In 1sS0 Amber recovered Judgment for
S617, 600 against Whipple IN tne District Court q
CoIumbia ana this suit n baso0 on that judgment.
Whipple claims thai it was snap judgment, and
that the statue Of limitation existed when u wo8
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-13

AMONG THE PRESIDENTS CALLERS TO-DAY were
senators Coke and Manderson, Representatives
Adams and Lawler with NJ. B. Bayley, Chicago;
Sawyer, Butterworth. Dubois, McRea, Lyman,
Taylor and Alber j. lie Bouton, California: Crisp
with Mr.. and Miss Hawkins and Miss Alice Wheat.
ley, Georgia, T. j. Campbell, and Gay with Mr.
kinS and Oberly
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Minister wcla.c.. Return.

BALTIMORE. June l2-Mr. Mclane United states
minister 10 France, leaves Baltimore to-day TOT
New York, and viii sail from that city SATURDAY
Tor Hayre on the steamer La NorInandle.
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NAVAL ORDERS. - Commander Chas. McGregor
detached from command OF the Alliance, April IL
and placed on waiting orders. Lieut.. Jacob j.
Hunker, detached from the Chicago and ordered
10 report TO the Secretary or the Treasury for
special duty relating TO the anchorage OF vessels
In the port Of New York. The leave granted Lieut.
Commander T. NJ. Barker Is EXTENDED until De-
cenDer 81 next Passed Assistant Engineer Jno.
A To0in granted leave until June 1, 1889, with
permission TO leave the United States
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-13

PRINCE BoNAPARTH visited the State, War and
Navy building yesterday afternoon, and was pre-
sented TO the Secretaries and the princial oncers
OF the three Departments. He was greatly pleased
with the libraries and the models OF the ships OF
the new navy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-13

The BOND OFFERINGS TO-DAY aggregated $3,5S3,.
6oO as follows: Coupon As, SO 100 at 1874 &, 800
al l27z.. Registered As, $500 at LOT and accrued
interest; $1,000 at 1878; g. 600 900 at l2s 81, 700
at 1884, coupon AVS, 5000 at 1071.. Registered
600 at 1O7l.
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He Takes Noursshmeas Easily and Hts
Nircnxth is lnaproNlng.

PoTspAM June IA bulletin Issued this morn
Ing says: "Ihe emperor passed good night. Ne
rested well his breathing n easier and he II Qui-
eter Nourishment Is easily given aud his strength
Is improving"
prs. krause and Leyden returned 20 Berlin &C
midnight
LONDON. June l3-A dispatch from Potsdam
says The emperor has rallied tie experiences icsS
dir1culty IN swallowing FOOD ana his fever has de-
crpaSei
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-13

CONTRACTS for furnishing supplies to the Freed
mans Hospital have been awarded to the following
Washington dealers: B. r. Scannen, Chas E.
Lyman, j. B. Bryan, Jas. L Barbour & Son, VIM.
Lansburgh Bro, Geo. J. johnson. B. Rich Son,
Robert Cohen, VIM. Hahn Co.. z. d. Gilman, r.
h. Heiphensflne, WIn: II. Butler. Geo. RyneaI r.,
LiDoey.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-13

A POSTMASTER APPofNrKD.-Jno. II. Eppard has
been appointed postmaster at Furnace, Rocking
ham County, Va
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The NEW CIvIL-SERvICR CLAss1FIcATION.-Com.
missioner Oberly said to-day that the President
has not yet approved the plans for q reclassinca-
tion OF the civil service although 1t is expected
that he Will do so In few days, 1t is intended
10 put the new plan into operation on the 1St OF
July. The ONCE OF the supervising Architect OF
the Treasury, he said is1ncluded In the classi
f1catiop.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-13

LONDON June lathe hearing In the suit Of
Mr. Frank Hugh O'Donneu against the London
zsmes for libel has been postponed 70 the 2lst In
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

f, WOMAN'S CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE
- Union. Hope and Hep Mission 30j Missouri
I've. NV. Special service TOMORROW CThursday).
a. = m Devotional Exercises led by Mrs II. G. Bar
b-F Address on Physiology and Hygiene with
special reference to Diet" by DR. Caroline b WnslOw
Al lady friends cordially invited 1t
STEAM RAILROAD MASS MEETING,
80 THURSDAY EVENING. JUNE IL, lsss.
WASHINGTON HALL. cor. I'd and Peuna ave. $ E.
passing through dome Of the CAPITOL and all non
resident owners OF property on fapto Uil or IN Fast
NAsnutun- called. requested to nd and Join
IN q fJ bilC PROTEST against allowing any steam
railroad TO crO-s Capitol Hill.
CHIhCHES. SCHOOLS HOSPITALS AND HOMES
are threatened in their r1xhtiu quietude comfort and
safety By each and al Of six different provided
n Biiis and Amendments pending in the United
States senate.
No other matter will b. considered or in order.
jeI:-3Is Con- on MASS MEETING
MARYLAND DEMOCRATIC CLUB.
80 Every member is requested to attend the
meeting tonight Import ant business
1t 4. C. LANCASTER, President
SPECIAL MEETING OF THE NEWS
- boys and Children's Aid Society Corporation
Nlll be held on THURSDAY. the 2lst OF June A. ID.
1855. az $50 o'clock I'm. in the Red Parlor Of the
l1Sxs House The object Of this meetlnR Is to elect
tftesn trustees TO until the regular annual
luE Of the corporation in January. 1883, and until
their chOsei and to attend 20 any other
business that could be transacted at annual meet
lax VI the sald corporation 1t
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SCARED OFF IN THE rnoors.

The Appearance es 4. - rreePs Pre-
ALsuouKRoCE. y. NJ. June iS-The santa Fs
passenger tram had an unusual experience rev
miles from Dorsey station Monday night The
train suddenly stopped and eight masked men
boarded the platform OF the oasgage car. Two OF
dered the engineer 60 stop the train. The engi-
neer complied, but during the parry the nrelnan
jumped nom the Cab and made Ills way nack 20
The station Informing the second SEXTON OF The
train. on which there several detachinents %
Cuiteo states troops going south. The section
came up aud the robocrs. roalizing the motive VI
the nnemsn. escaped 60 the mountains