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envOys will start IRON here at nom to-day s
Belgrade, taking with them Prince AleNander, U
servla, ana that Queen Natalie viii be expo.l.
from Germany zen hours Later.
THE UNHAPPY QUEEN PRosTRATEn.
BERLIN, July l3.-Thc German pOlcc have a.
deTed queen Natalie, Of Seryia, TO leaye q, nHa.
WITHIN Uwenty-IOur hours They have also U.
render her boy, Prince AleNaBder. % Mr. PROT.
who Will take tim back 90 Belgrade. The pHU.
VIII afterwards escort the queen 20 the rt.IHH.
station at Miesbaden aud place her on gel.
bound for Vienna. II the queen attempts 10 r.-i
these orders force VIII b. used IN carrying tn.
out Her majesty Il prOstratcd; llr yll.l - ...
rounded 10y police. Ine statement that tie OUl
prince pass a through vienna yesterday Oh L..
way 10 Belgrade was Incorrect
tue YOUNG PRINCE TAKES AWAY.
WIEsBADES, Juiy l3-An officer attcnded !
twenty policemen enI, red Queen Natale's NIIa +.
10 O'Clock this morning, aud shortly afterN ..
reappeared WITH young Prince AleNau .cr, al.
SerVian crown prince, aud "A Lady OF honor oi a.
queens suite. 1he two were bundled into a c.r.
carriage and driven 20 the railway station, v b.
the prince was handed over 90 the cultI d
Seryian police, Nj. PrOiics, who placed ham /.
Train. In "A lew minutes VI. PrUtics aud his ca I'D
d. made without break. IL u believed l1e qu.
surrendered The boy without a slru y-Ie. 4 Cl8t.
checred the prince when lac WAS brought out
The house
When the queen received notice from the na'l.
that sac must part with her sou, She teiesTaYH.
10 King Milan lmp.Or1ng him 20 allow thr hos
rcIn.du with ner another month. The king, d
ever, was incenSed at the abrupt manner
which the queen had refused his conclhatJry
pOsll Tor mediation, and tele-raphed bdcA o.
crown prince tutor that the boy must not T,sIa.
with the queen a day longer. TIE queen
planned 10 ny with the boy, ana With thI, iut
uoh had ordered special tram she flllaI
state her destination aud the authorities reIu-
10 give her the train.
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For killing lais Pretty SWeesheart.
sTANYARD HANGED AT CoLUMBCs THIS MORNING.
He hEETs HIS FATE BRAvELY.

COLUMBUS, OHIO. July l3-Ebenezer Stanyard
the Youngstown murderer, who killed his sweet.
heart, Alice Hancock, early IN lSs5 was hanged In
the penitentiaTy annex al O'Clock this morning
be played his sccordeon before going on the seal.
loia ana appeared 10 be az mis- ease, talking great
zeal and meeting his fate with more nerve thar
many supposed he would. The crime for wh,cn
be suffered was brutal one, the pretty young gar
being shot from behind and all on account Of Jeal
ousy. Stanyard had TWO trials and his case had
gone through all the higher court& he claimed t(
be temporarily insane At the time Of the shooting
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The Late DIR. Garnctt.

4 DETAILED ACCOUNT OF HIS SUDDEN DEATH-FUNE-
RAJ ARRANGEMENTs
As stated In yesterdays STAR, the remains of Dr.
A. Y p. Garrett were brought to this city yester-
being embalmed, the body was taken TO the resi-
dence OF Mr.. w. ID. Cabell l4O7 Massachusetts, ave-
nu, instead Of the late residence OF the deceased
Owing TO the serious illness OF his
Mrs. Henry Wis., Garnett, who has not been in.
formed OF the sudden death OF the doctor, It was
not thought advisable to take the body TO the
house. The funeral Will take place tomorrow at
IL O'Clock from Epiphany church Rev. Dr. Leon
ard will conduct the services assisted by the kevs
Mr. Phelps and Platt. There Will be no services at
the house, but friends wishing TO view the re-
mains and unable to 60 TO the church,
can call at MI: CaDen's residence. The In
.,, terment VIII will be be-, at At Rock Greek Church
pall-bearers selected from the professional and
medical friends OF the deceased. Additional par
were obtained from those who were with him at
the hotel. carriage met him at the depot and
| he was driven al once TO the hotel lie seemed
weak and SAID that he would like TO go directly TO
his room. He walked up three flights OF stairs
and on reaching the room sank into chair. lie
then complained OF feeling sick and doctor was
at once summoned. The latter suggested the ad-
minstration VI Gigitals, but DR.. Garnett said It
| always nauseated him and he thought he would
him and mustard pIassers wete applied; 6r, Gar
meet remarked II believe am dying" The at
tending physician said he hoped not, but In few
moments afterwald the the patient had passed
| away.
| THE srEANER JOHN GIBSON NOT Losr---The pub
lished report OF the loss OF the steamer john 0lb
son, OF the Inland and Seabodrd COasttng Co. Is
Incorrect The steamer left here Monday at !
O'Clock TO TO Norfolk for repairs to her bottom,
and has since been lying alongside the dry dock
| there. A dispatch from Norfolk TO Mr.. Austin
Herr this norning says: 'steanier John Gibson Il
lying at Thomas ship yard"
HoRAos GRszIEYs sox-rK-LAw m THousrx-
Verres N. Smith, son-in-law OF the late Horace
| Greeley, was prisoner IN the Yorkvtiie tN. ~
Court. yesterday, charged oy John Allen. pro.
him out OF S3l5, the amount OF Mr.. smiths biI foi
board and lodging for hiEnsen and family. Mr.
Smith SAID he had no money. and he was held foa
examination In $500 bell.
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Chicago,s Jury Bribcr..
TIE CITIZENS ASSOCIATION RESOLVE TO SEE THAT m
CAsEs ARE VIGOROUSLY PROSECUTED

CAsEs ARE VIGOROUSLY PROSECUTED.
CHICAGO. July l3-Tne oilzens' Association met
last mig 20 discuss the Welch ury-bribing case
and TO decide upon the steps 10 be taken In tie
matter. Alter some discussion IL was agreed IN Al
the association stood ready TO furnish whatever
money aud legal talent n.ay be necessary 10 bring
the cases properly before the grand Jury. II was
also agreed that matters are In sucn good shape
Low. nothing would be done at the present
moment
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One Hundred aud Forsy-scven aseu-s
Ixnrs1eC.

DFYRorr, MICE, July ia Tribune spec.
fron Alpena say ;: The Insurance on the prulsf
burned Is about $4,000. fnis y tLo1s ~ ~ =
about one-haIi OF the TOTAL loss one hondfed -
fort, seven dwellings are m ashes a ctl1e a
meeting has Deen called 70 provioe tef she fe-ea
lhe IRE sufIererA
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SAr FRANclscQ July 14-Couesponding TO ad
yAnces made IN New YORK the American and Cali
the dinerent grades Of sugar one-sourth cent and
yesterday one-han cent.
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CLOSING Our SALE
THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING co.
The BEST BARGAINS EVER OFFERED IN THIS
CITY IN FINE CLOTHING.
Our entire stock Of Spring and Summer Clothing
must be closed out within the next two weeks
Mems Cheviot Suita
Mems Prince Albert SuttA
Mems Serge Suits
Men's Business Suits.
Boys suits.
Chiidren's Suits.
Mems Seersucker Goats and vosta !
Mems fopgee Coats and vesta
Mems Alpaca Goats and Vests
Mems Drsp DEte Goats and Vests
MEMS Boys, snd Childrcn's Odd Psuts
In order to close out our Spring and Summer stocA
We reduced prices to about 80 cents The dollar Civ
~ call and be convinced
LoNDoN AND LI.vDRP OIL
cLoTHINa oo-
S1o COZ 7TH AND g Sta
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r-roun WHITES AND TWO HrSDErD sAnsFs

brENEp m THE COAL nlSE
LoHDor, July la-A dispatch rom cape 40. \
says that the Debeep mine, IN Kimberly, the Nc q :
al the Are "wednesday night has been explored ~
4 nsrfv OF searcherx Twenty-four whites ana AZ .
hnpdrcd natives were found 20 have been b~rhs
. oesth The cause q tbs nrs u unknouB
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MExrnn, TENN, July l4-Keny, Roper Z
Belly, wholesale grocerA. DONG busness on
Their liabilities are 1000; assets nominally
QzAooQ slow coaloofionS ere givoa - - oon1a
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kilograms to The Star.
B0ULANGER BADLY WOUNDED.
He and Premier FlOquet Fight a Duel.
Destitution Among Flood Sufferers
PAREELL ACCEPTS THE TORY PROPOSAL
Queen Natalie to be Expelled from Germany
BOULANGER BADLY WOUNDED.
He and Premier FlOquet Fight a Du,
Destitution Among Flood Sufferers
PAREELL ACCEPTS THE TORY PROPOSAL
Queen Natalie to be Expelled from German
PARNELL WILL ACCEPT.
COWsenting TO the Government Plan OI
q Judicial Commission OF Inquiry.

Special Gable Dispatch to The EVENING STAR
LONDON, July l3-Parnen after consultation
with the liberal leaders has decided TO accept the
governments offer OF judicial commission, COM
posed maiply or judges TO inquire iRto the Times
charges The strongest efforts, however, Will be
made TO limit the inquiry 10 definite facts and
exclude the mere insinuations and vague denun-
cations which form the bulk OF the Tines arti-
cles. Care will be taken also TO secure the ap-
pointment OF able, impartial judges. For instance,
the nomination of Judge stephen, an extreme tory
or type now almost extinct, would be strongly
resented Grave objections would also be made
10 Justice Grantham. To Lord Herschell, who Is
spoken OF as chairman OF the commission, the
objection would be the other way, because he Is
an active supporter or home-rule. The JIReS to-
DAY Is not enthusiastic In favor OF the pTopoS q
commission. hstiil contends that PaTnel should
bring action In a court of Ian, but says since the
proposal Is made II l. prepared TO accept IL pro-
Vldcd the whole mass OF facts Involved can be
subjected TO Investigation. Il hopes the govern
menJ VIII not yield 10 any pressure IL the direction
OF narrowing the issue, and declares IL has never
proleSSed 10 treat The letters attributed 10 Parnel
as more than secondary evidence. From this II Is
now eyid MT that the Times Ieels at least soliie
little doubt OF being able TO prove the authen-
tlcity OF the letters which IT has scattered broad
cast 10 blast the reputation OF political opponent
by Associated Press
Comments of the Press.
DUBLIN. july l3-The FreemdnS Journal says
the proposed INV stigation OF The London Times
charges against Irish members OF parllament Dy a
commission OF judges Is beseL with difficulties.
The Express, conservative, says IL IL amazed and
perpieAed al the governments proposal 10 appoint
such commission "wny," IL ASKS, should the
ordinary Tribunals be ousted and judges only be
the legal effect OF which would De trillng and the
political effect nothiBg?"
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SOCsciy Notes.


Mrs. Senator Quay and daughters have returned
to their home IN Beaver, Penn, and will not again
be in this city until the autumn is far advanced
Mrs. Walter E. Dimmick, the widowed daughter
OF Mrs. Scott-Lord, OF this city, left to-day for
Indianapolis, where she will be the guest OF her
aunt, Mrs Benz. Harrison, until next December.
Mrs. Pinson, MISS Susie Duke and the Misses
Goodman, OF Nashville, who were here for the
Lockett-Acklen wedding, have gone to Warrenton,
Va. TO spend few weeks in tnat well-Shaded
town.
Representative and Mrs. s. V. White, OF New
York, have returned TO the Arno from orange, n.
D., where their son, MIR. Albert White, was mar
rled 10 Mss Margaret BeecheI on | ST Saturday.
Mrs. Senator Paddock and daughter have gone
10th ir home In Nebraska for the summer
Mrs. Senator ManderSon IS IN Philadelphia.
Or. and Mrs. @. NJ. Sothoron leave tomorrow for
Hill,DorO, Va, where Mrs. Sothoron Will spend the
remainder or the summer with her mother Mrs.
5. ID. HaddIS.
Dr. Hugh C. McCOrd. OF Bridgeport, Conn.,, and
Miss Jane Mckee, OF Washington daughter OF
Henry l.. Mckee, were married at the residence OF
the brides parents on Monday by Rev. DR.. Bui.
lock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Williams C. WhittemOre and fam.
lily are at Deer Park, where they will be till Octo
ber.
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he OpEN F1RE.pIAcE

ard its sftisic treatment Is special study with us
We give The choicest colors and designs in good ar
rangenient at very iow prices
We still have lot Of the Manning stock which wa
Will sell at about COST designs are crowdjng
cur floors. HAYWARD HUTCHINSON
ap3O-3inlp 424 9Th st.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
IoHNsoN's FAMILY THEATER,
u Pennsylvanis ave and 11th St
Honse Thoroughly Cooled.
DENHAM'S DRAMATIC COMPANY
Friday, saturday and Saturday Matinee.
RIP WV WINKLE
Curtain rises at . 80 and 80 p. m
AdWlsslon. iO and 20 cents
Monday. July 10. NICK OF TIE WOODS. jyl2-3ts
NEW NATIONAL 1HEATER
~ AN,.,,,. MONDAY. July l6,
EVERY EVENING AND SATURDAY MATINEE
The most perfect nd realistic of SteyeusoIs
strange story of
DIR JEhlL AND Nil HYDE,
With the popular actor,
MIR. 1HEr HAMILTON,
In his great illustration of the dual role
H"Ihe most perfect realization OF the authors
ideal yet gwen the Stage "-Bato. sun ~
seats. 20 and Doc. Low on sale. jyl2-9t
A LBAUGA'S GRAND OPERA HOUSE
EVENINGS a, 3. MONDAY JUkTs; T,,9:.. s.,u.
~ JENNIE w1NNToN ftSfe SATURDAY 81 @'
AND THE
LYCEUM OPERA CO.,
PRINCESS OF TREBIzONDE.
hESEhNED Soc.
Monday. July i6-THE MERRY WAR iyS
RATTLE OF SHILOH
II Is open daily from a. m. to 10 p. m
10Th St. two blocks south Of U. s. Treasury Build
ing. my3I
fNHE CYCLERIEs l4O6 n. Y. AVE LADIES
l. Bicycles. Tricycles, Sociables and Tandems for
Kent by the hour, day week. Iricycles for 6ye
n.ohths, 90 per month ap12-6m
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EQUITABLE
COOPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION
EQUITABLE BUILDING" 1908 81.
AssETs-ss9s.a17.43
Office hours. from a m to 80 p m. On the first
v, dnesday in each month the office will be open from
t. O'Clock pm. ADVANCES will be made promptly
at o'clock.
Subscriptions for shares in the 18th issue received
daily at the Office Of the Association, Equitable Build
Ing. 1908 f st
Shares are s2.5o per month
$1,000 advanced ON each share.
Pamphlets explaining the object and advantages of
the Association are furnished upon application.
49,, ,ov vns, THOMAS soAkKvILLE. Pre.t
JNO JOY EDsON sec'y. je4
K@ wAsHIDAissHISEE DisISEsb nAEkIT S1' I5 COMPANY
dividend oi thirty cents share Las been declared
ose n center M.rt @ s ON and assr d q the
wasbprson AMuE J5Iv y nss GsssshIDEN Irsa.ursr ,a
~w; g. METZEROTT Co. MUSIC
Dealers have removed from Pennsylyanis
ave to o their uew buiidinx 1119 st. nw three doors
sive music establishment III the city. jy3-3m
H~ TO CONTRACTORS. CARPENTERS AND
fuMRrR oTHEHs ,nuprp
cur.ySEE EVERY DEscRIPrIdSSi,, dSi,,r, @ ,s,,.
10 Reduce surplus s,oct ''
Consisting Of large assortment of Virginia Pine Jost
ScantiinX. and Boards
WHITE PINE FINIsHING LUMBER,
PICkEIS, LATH, ;, SHINGLES, &c
Being stock contained in my 14th and u St yards
This is positive, and sales will be made at cost il
necessary as STOCK must he reduced to make room
for proposed changes in my lumber business,
Estimates cheerfuiy given.
JAMES +. BARBOUR
14th and b sts. n. w.. and 18th St and Md ave. aw
ty:}2w
GAS GASOLINE AND OH. STOVES, RE-
- frigerators. D., Plumbing and Thinning low
est prices. Telephone 9S4-2. JNO MORAN,
my29-am 2126 and 1928 Penn. ave.
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Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY-Internal rev(
nue., 1888, ,:342; customs, 1896. Az.
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THE RIVERS RISING AGAIN.
Last Nights Rain Causing fteneN ed
Alarm-Sufferimg Among Flood Vic

PITTsBURG. July 13-The Allegheny and Monon-
gaheia Valleys were visited by another heavy rain
last night and the rivers are again rising at the
headwaters. This has caused SOM apprehension,
but old rivermen do not anticipate another flood.
The rivers are still receding here, with 3 Ieet q
inches In the channel
Ii Is clear and very cold, the mercury falling "a
degrees IN few hours Last night was the hard
eSi OF all on the $50 families In PIttsburg who had
TO move out OF their snanty-boat heir noatlng
homes were in bad shape when the river iell yes
terday and not Mt Tor occupancy. Then the
weather suddenly grew quite cold and the rain
soaked their bedclothlng and wet their other
goods piled up along The river bank and In the
yard OF the Pittsburg and L AXE Erie Railroad.
Many OF the women and children were cared Tor
by neighbors, and the men built fires and passed
the night on the wet ground as best they could.
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KS GROGAN's INSTALMENT HOUSE
730 AND al 9TH ST N. W.
Cheapest house in city to buy your Furniture Car
Iets, OIL Cloths, Matngs Baby Carriages Eefrigera-
tors Stoves &c. Every thing in the houseiurnishing
LIE sold on credit cheap they De boug
where tor cash.
VI MAXI AND LAY ALL CARPETS FREE OF
my2l COST.
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WHEELING, w. Va, July ia special 10 the
Inteitfgencer from ParkersOurg says: The relief
committee appointed at the citizens meeting
"Wednesday met yesterday afternoon 60 hear the
report or the subcommittee that visited the
devastated districts. Terrible suffering Is reported
which far exceeds all anticipations People IN the
lowlands are without food, clothing and homes.
alleviate the suf1erings. They think that they
will not have to appeal for outside assistance, ana
will endeavor 10 conine their appeals TO the clti-
zens OF the town for at least one more day. Fully
l25 families, aggregating over 500 people, are IN
need OF the nece esSarieS OF life.
Yesterday morning the first mail was received
since Monday, the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
being now open, both on the main stems and
Parkersburg branch Business has been entirely
1usted
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ARMY ORDERs.--Col. Thos. A. McParltn, sur
geon, granted one months extension OF leave;
Second Lieut.; stephen NJ. Foote, 4th ar
tlllery, granted four months leave; Major
Milton b. Adams, Engineer Corps ordered
on temporary service from Burlington, w., to
toH Fort sM9nntgomery, NC n: y Capt. Geo $. Ander-
campment OF the National Guard OF Della
ware, TO be held near Wilmington July
l7-24. Maj. Henry Clayton, paymaSter, granted
ten days extension OF leave. Major Jno b. Keeier,
paymaster, granted one months extension OF
leave. Fifteen colOred recruits assigned to the
24Lh infantry. Capt JnO. c. Thompson, Sd cav
airy, granted six months EXTENSION VI ieaye.
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PRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY.-The President has
granted pardon TO Joseph E. Kavanagh, con-
victed OF violations OF mail laws by voluntarily
quitting the mail left 10 his charge, and sentenced
In June, 1883, to three months impriSor ment and
$40 line, and has committed to eight months In jail
the sentence or VIM. p. Mckee, convicted in North
Carollna OF robbng pOSt-oftce, and sentenced in
May, 1888, to two years Imprisonment at hard
labor.
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WRETCHED QUEEN NATALIE.
Her SON IL Taken From Her and >h
10 Expected frotu t.er0auy.

WIEsBADEN, July l3.-lt Is stated that the SerEl
ENJOYS will start IRON here az noon to-day s
Belgrade, taking wiJh them Prince AleNander, U
Servla, ana that Queen Natalie viii De eApo.l.
from Germany zen hours Later.
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The ChectA.v Ciainss AgaIn.

A RULE 70 SHOW CAUSE WHY A'KHE sHoULD NOT n
ADJuD0BD GUILTY or coNTRXff OF COURT.
In the Equity Court, before Chief Justice Bing-
ham, the Choctaw claims case was heard to-day.
on Saturday last NessrS Ward II. Lamon and
Chauncey =. Black-by John Blair H0ge, Jas. Cole
man, and A. q. SafYord-fled Q DILL against II. K
Mckee 70 restrain him from collecting from the
Treasury the amount appropriated-some
tgOO, ,OOO-for the payment Of the claim Of the
ChoctaW Indiana The court granted temporary
Kee. subsequently M. Mckee received the check,
and It Is alleged that he drew the money. The
complainant then obtained rule 70 show cause
contempt, and tt Was made returnabie yesterday
ana continued Till TO-DAY. The respondent u rep
resented by AessrR ohealAbasger = Wilson and =.
J. weed.
The answer Of NJ. Mckee disayows any intsn.
ton 70 commit contempt, and says that he VA
apprehcnslyeo OF interference thrUOGA CoOgruW g
prevent him ooea1ning h. duo2
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The INTERSTATE COMMERCE COMMISSION con-
cuded its investigation to-day at Elberon as to the
Charges against certain railroad corporations In
regard TO the dealings OF the latter with eaigrants
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The Senate District committee held their first
meeting for several weeks to-day and acted upon
q number q nenllnp hills
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

WANTED-EX-MUSIC OF THE q. s. NJ
G. to call at 843 Louisiana ave. at Z D. m,
age. its
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GEORGEI OWN. D. c., JULY g. 1888
0A The copartnership heretofore existing be-
tween the undo signed. under the nrin of CROP
LEY & living. has this day dissolved by mutual
consent he .fars of late viii be settled by
and all outstanding accounts must be paid to T.
MAURICE CgOPLEY, who has purchased the half inter-
est U. George T. n Ewing tn, rein. and vino will con-
tnue the business at the old stand, 3lOl NJ st.
L MAbkiCE CHOPILY,
to7-lw GEOIiuk 4. y. EWING.
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tage. lie
49, l. o. M.-oFFICERs AND MEMBERS
- OF Capital Lodge. No IL, you requested
70 meet SAL lUkDAi EVENING, July IA. at o'clock.
hedmens Hall, @ between 9th and 7th, for the pur-
pose OF making arrangements attend the funeral of
late Z. NJ. VIM A. KiIwel.
Also requested to me t SUNDAY, July 10, at i
O'Clock for the purpose Of attending the funeral
late r NJ. VIM. A Kidwell. Members OF sister lodges
invited to sttend.
BY order w. N.
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SToREKKEPERs AND GAU6ERs-The Secretary OF
the Treasury has appointed Archibald II. Davis to
be storekeeper and gauger at Warrenton, fourth
North Carolina, and Geo. W. Meetze to be gauger
at WarrenJOn, sixth Virginia.
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TRIAL OF THE NAVAL CADET HAzERs-The court

martial for the trial OF sixteen naval cadets,
charged with haZing on the summer practice
cruise, convened at Annapolis to-day. The sessions
OF the court Will be open TO the public and It is
thought, will be prolonged several weeks. The
Case against Cadet George II. shepard, OF Wiscon-
sn VIII be the first taken up. He is charged with
hazing w. w. Sparks, OF Kentucky, who entered
the Academy In May. In one case the "hazer" IS
alleged TO have required his victim TO perform the
the "JackaSS trick" which will have 10 be ex-
plalned during the investigation. The court is
composed OF Commander C. d. Sigsbee, president;
Lleutenant-Commander &. $. Sperry, Lieutenant
Commander Benjamin +. Tiiiey. and Ensign +. j.
Haesler, who is Judge-advocate.