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THE CONTESTING DELEGATIONS.
The Virginia Row Causes a Delay i'm
Settling the District Contest Perry
Carson Hangs on 10 the Tickets.

Special Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR
CHICAGO June 2O.-The District OF Columbia and
the Virginia contest are the important matters the
convention is waiting breathlessy to see settled.
1t may be that the cause Of all the confusion here
is the uncertainty as to whether Perry Carson and
Malone are going to get into the convention. The
Malone contest yesterday caused the excitement
OF the day in the convention. The Carson contest
drew blood In the morning, as stated in these dis
patches yesterday. Last night Virginia again came
upon the scene In a warlike attitude. The COM
mittee on credentials considered the Virginia con-
test last night The leaders OF the two factions,
Malone and John s. Wise, were present. each sup
ported by his faithful band. The papers here this
morning describe graphically free tight In the
committee-room, during which
PISTOLS WERE SUPPOSED TO BE DRAWN
and heads broken with heavy chairs. 1t turns out
this morning, however, that no one was hurt
There was big row with many oaths and threats
but no actual fighting, though there would have
been but interference OF the police and sergeant
alarms Col. Allen was making a speech on the
Malone side OF the case when he was interrupted
other liars and several parties on both sides BE-
came involved, making tremendous excitement,
but there was no hitting.
The District Contest Delayed.
1t was the intention OF the committee to have
taken up the District OF Columbia contest this
morning, but owing to this row :here was much
delay. The Virginia cases were still being con-
sidered when the convention met, and the District
OF Columbia will have to wait until later In the
day or tonight 1t Is understood that the com.
miutee has got SO far with the Virginia case 70
decide upon the admission OF the delegates at large
headed by Malone, and IT Is thought probable
that some OF the district delegates OF the other
side will be admitted
CarsOm still Holds the Fort.
Pending this delay In taking up the District Of
Columbia case, Carson Is bossing things little
and Messrs Shellabarger and Dyson, the other
contestors are deprived OF their tickets to the con-
vention hall. 1t was decided by the COMMITTEES
that tickets should be given TO both sets OF dele
gates, neither to have votes during the contest
but as stated yesterday in these dispatches, Ar
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Washington News and Gossip.
Index To Advertisements,

AMrerwFSTs-Bth pa9a
ATroR<EYs-4th page.
AUCTION SALEs-3d page.
BoARDNe-2d paxe-
BooKs-4th page.
BUSINESS CHASoEs-6th para
CITY ITEMs-6th pare.
COUNTRY BoARD-2d page
COUNTRY REAL EsrArE-6th page
DEATHs-5th page.
DESTIsTRY-3d paga
EDUcArIoSAL-4th page.
EXCURSIONS. PIcNIcs, Sc.--6th pasa
FAMILY SUPPLIKs-4th pa<a
FISANoIAL-4th PAGE.
ORIENT (Rooms)-2d paxa
For RENT (HousesJ-6th plx.
For RENT (StoresJ-2dpsxa
For RENT tMiscellaneous)-2dp PAGE.
For SALE (Houses) 18th pIxs.
For SALE uotsJ-2d page.
For SALE E(MiscellaneousI- I'd paSa
HoUsEFURSIsHISGs-Jt paSA
LADIES GooDs-4th page.
LOCAL MESTIoS-6thpsx.
LOST AND FoUSD-2d paxa
MONEY TO LoAs-2d pasa
MEDIcAL-4th page.
OCEAN STEAMERs-3d para.
Potomac RIVER BoArs-3d page
PIANOS AND ORGASS-4th pASa
PERsOSlL-2d page.
PROTEssIOSAL-4th pisA
PRoPosALs--4thp page.
RAILRoADs-3d page
SPEcIALTIEs-4th page.
SPECIAL NoTICEs-lst pa<a
SUBURBAN PRoPKRrY-2d pI<a
SUMMER REsoRTs-4th p4za
The TRADys-4th page.
WANTED (Help)-2d page
WANTED (SituationsJ-2d pixa
WANTED ROonsD-2d paga
NAsIED (Houses)-2d page.
WANTED (Nliscellanaous)-2d na,,
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virtue OF his being on the national committee and
he has held control OF the situation since Having
knocked Chase out there Is no one to dispute his
right to the tickets to his face. Mr. Sheliabarger
got an alernates ticket to the convention through
some other source, Carson not oojecting to that,
hall at all. II is yet TO DO seen what can be done
for him to-day.
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THE CREDENTIALs COMMITTEES
lt will be Ready TO Report as 8 O'Clock
this Evening.

CHICAGO, June 20-The committee on creden-
tials met this morning, all the members being
present. 1t was announced that the committee
was considering contests In the fourth and tenth
districts OF Georgia and the tenth district OF South
Carolina
The committee has sent subcommittee OF three
TO the convention to notify it that the full CON-
mlttee will report on contested cases at pm.
The committee expects to be in secret session till
that hour. IL Is now on Virginia.
The credentials committee met in secret session
at O'Clock and at once resumed consideration OF
the Virginia contest. After hearing briefly and
without decision the claims OF delegates-aJ-large
the committee took up numerically the eight con-
tested election districts the flrst ana fourth not
being contested. The second, third and NTH dis
tricts had at noon presented their respective
Claims no vote being taken.
The Malone men are not hopeful OF the commit
ices deciding In their favor, but will carry the
fight into the convention.
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Special Cable Dispatch to 1 HE EVENING STAR
LONDON, June 2O.-Dr. Maruneau to-day received
at oxford the degree uf doctor OF laws. As Mar
tineau Is the most eminent living Engiish UnitA-
rian and has spent his whole life IN attacking
orthodoxy. it ls considered a remarkable sign oT
the times that he is thus hOnored Dy an orthOdON
center Ike oxford.
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John Bright 90 Retire.

Special Cable Dispatch 10 THE EvESISa STAR
LONDON, June 20-John Bright Intends TO retire
soon from the representation for Blrmlhghain, ow-
ing TO weak health. Chamberlain VIII propose
another OF his brot ther-n-law for the vacant seat
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TESTING ANEMOMETERS.
Relation Between the Movement Of
the Wind and Whirling OF the Cups.

The odd-looking machine that stood in the court
OF the War Department and puzzled the clerks has
been taken down and carted OF. 1t was as stated
in The STAR some days ago. intended to test the
thermometers in use by the Signal Service, and to
determine the co-ef1cient OF relation between tie
velocity and pressure Of the wind and the motion
OF the thermometer cups. A STAR reporter, who
happened to be passing through the court this
morning, noticed that the machine was being de-
molished, and asked Prof. Hazen. Of the Signal
Service, who was experimenting the operation, II
the experiments had been concluded.
"We did not intend" he said, "to conclude our
experiments here, but only to test the machine
and TO get it into working order. We have made
very satisfactory progress. What we want is
place where the air Is absolutely STILL Here 1t is
not although this is as nearly an ideal location as
perhaps IL Is possible to get, unless we should
build shed. We discovered
ONE VERY PLCULIAR CIRCUMSTANCE
about the draughts. One morning we came over
here at O'Clock. The air outside was a dead
calm, not leaf stirring, and yet inside there was
very perceptible movement in the air. We set
up standard from which lines OF red tape hung,
and found that the air was in constant motion.
We accounted for this by the fact that the court
had become greatly heated the day before and the
air was now rising and being forced out by the
cooler, denser atmosphere from the outside tnat
came into the court by means OF the two carriage
ways. IL formed sort OF funnel. We have In
view spot that we think will prove all we can
desire, and then we Will begin work in earnest In
our attempt to discover the exact relation between
the movement OF the wind and the whiring OF the
cups. believe that shall be able 10 obtain
some valuable data. This machine is very good
in fact the best that could be devised for the pur-
pose. The arm is .,S feet long. This length gives
the best results. Similar experiments were tried
In about 1850, but the arm was only feet in
length. Sucn a length IS not conducive OF good
results, as in that case the arm would have TO be
whirled 50 rapidly in order to obtain the desired
speed that the entire body OF air around it would
be set in motion. With the long arm the air Is
scarcely stirred, as is shown by the tapes we hang
near It's circular orbit"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-20

AMONG THE PRESIDENTS CALLERS to-day were
senators Berry. Mcpherson. Harris, Walthall and
Vest, SenatOr-elect Barbour, and Representatives
Springer, Joseph, Wise, Herbert, Hutton, Heard,
NhitJhorne Liwler, Collins and Merriman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-20

The PRESIDENT Has APPROVED the act to incor-
pOrate the lexington and Soldiers Home Railway
co. Of the District OF Columbia; the acts for the
erection OF public buildings at Bay City, Mich,
and Bridgeport, Conn, and the act to authorize
The construction OF a bridge across the Mississippi
River at Hickman. Nv.
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Secretary whitney "a, SO, spring,.

Special Dispatch to THE EyESiNo STAR
Hor SPRINGS, Va, June 20.-Secretary whitney
and family arrived here to-day. The SECRETARY
has come TO take the baths for the cure of a slight
attack VI rheumatism that has given him some
trouble.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-20

THE BOND OFFERINGS TO-DAY aggregated a, ,26O,-
$50, as follows: coupon As, $500 at 12S4;
5000 at 12s. Reg As: $1,000 at 1275.; $1,000 at
l2s; $4,000 at 12s: $4,000 at 1277s: 81. 900 900
at 12S; $1,000 at I2s; 100000 at l2SA. Reg.
al l01h,: $3.50 AT 1872; 5000 at 101L;
s6OO,OO0 at l01I4; sl53.0O0 at 1O1a; 100000 at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-20

PAGES AND OF TO-DAYs STAR CONTAIN: The
Chicago Convention; Baseball Defeat; The
Wherlmen's Meet In Baltimore; How congressman
Live; local and telegraphic news, sc.
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resent the Government at the Cincinnati exposl-
tion met yesterday afternoon and organized by
eiecting Col Clay. OF the state Department presi-
dent, Major kreZ, OF the Treasury, vice. epresident
and Mr.. Hougnton Howe, OF the State Department.
secretary and treasurer. Col Clay reported that
he had been able TO OBTAIN great deal more space
at the centennial for the Government exhibit In
fact there Will be large building devoted TO this
purpose. The Treasury Department exhibit will
include specimens from the Life Saving service
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-20

The WRECK DEsTRoYED.-Lieut. Cowles, COM
manding the Despatch, reports to the Navy De-
partment that he destroyed the wreck Of the
Eureka near Delaware Breakwater yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-20

IHE GRAND JURY SwORN.-To-day the grand
jury was nlled by the acceptance OF K H. Gleayes
Mr.. Donald McCathran having been selecIed as
foreman the Jurymen were sworn and retired 10
enter upon their duties.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-20

SUIT AGAINST SrREET.CAR CoNPANY-The case
oi JOhh d. Brosnan against the Columbia Railroad
Co was taken up In Circuit Court No. today
Messrs Wood and 1Ierney for the plaintiff and
Aeasrs COOK, Cole, and Clough for the defendant
July 1854 when a Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
tam ran INTO the street car in which he was a pas
sengef ~ Isl and ii streets northeast. The defense
sponsible. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-20

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY-Internal reve-
nue., SIG, 7l5; customs, S1O7, ,57S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-20

An INJUNCTION DENIED.-In the Circuit Court in
General Term this morning Judge James delivered
the opinion OF the court In the OF the Chesa-
peake and Potomac Telephone Company against
the National safe Deposit Company. denying the
Injunction and dlsmissing the bill. The bill filed
IN TINS case sets out that the cables OF the COM
pialnant ran brneath the pavement at the corner
OF 10Th street and New York avenue and the de-
PENDANTS threatened TO remove the same and
asked an Injunction. The defendant was repre-.
sented by Mr.. K X. Perry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-20

Diehlman Links piano-case factory and Links
Codinge's box factory In West 10th street. New
York, were badly damaged by rre yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-20

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TRIMMED HATS AND BoNNETs AT MARKED
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INTRINMED HATS AT GREATLY REDUCED
PRICES
JACKETS AND WRAPS AT HALF PRICE
ICSIER KID GLOVES
Sls-3O 9O7 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
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Pamphlets exIlllning the object and advantages of
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-20
From Wall street To-dav.

NEW YORK, June ~, III a. m.-Ihe stock market
showed a moderate degree Of animation the
opening, which, however, soon disappeared and
duness became again a feature OF the trading.
The improved tone OF last evening had completely
disappeared also, the list being weak throughout,
and first prices were from . 20 !. per cent below
yesterdays inal quotations. temporary adj
vance extending 20 from y To !. was made IN the
first few minutes, but the decline was quickly re-
sumed and losses from \ 20 \ were established in
the general list, New England showing the largest
fuctuatiCn, but Rock Island was the special feat
ture, dropping y per cent. Another slight recOy-
cry followed 10y the most intense dullness,
and the subsequent dealings were entirely devoid
or feature, the market at IL O'Clock 0elng very
dull an1 steady at fractions below the opening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-20
THE NEW EMPEROR'S POLICY.
No Danger Of His Attacking Those
who Respect the Rights of Ger

BERLIN, June 20.-The Post declares that there
is no foundation for the idea that change will be
made In the German policy adverse % Russia
French fears, IL says also baseless. "The moon
Is more likely 10 ylsli the earth than the German
emperor 10 dream OF attacking France only TO
earn laurels. Germany wishes nothing from
France but To be let alone. As soon as the French
and friendship At The same time the tone u the
emperUr's proclamations may well serve 90 remind
elements unfriendly to Germany, whether In tho
east or In the west, In a manner perhaps not
agreeable 10 them, OI the Hohenzollern way OF
waging war, and make clear 10 them that any un-
just attack upon Germany Will meet the fate of
the French attack OF 1870. The emperor Will
WELD his sword like his glorious ancestors but
only In defense OF the fatherland against unjust
attacks"
The Poster lloyd thinks that Emperor williams
proclamation much Resembles the program or
Pastor Stocker.
Emperor william Will personally reopen tho
rechsJsg and landiag.
The emperor has orJeredithat memorial services
be held In all universities, colleges and schools
throughout the empire on June 30. Dr. Leuthold
has been appointed chief phys TO the emperor.
Dr. Leuthold was one or the late Emperor VIII
liam's ply scians
IL is reported that Count won Zedlitz-Trfirz-
scheler is not Inclined TO accept the interior port
folio. The count had an Interview with the en-
peror to-day.
Ii is stated that the emperor Will declare his In
tention OF taxing personal command VI the autumn
maneuyers-
THE EMPEROR THANKS PRESIDENT CARSOT
Emperor William has teegraphed 10 President
CarnoL OF France, thanking him for his message
OF coincidence or the death OF Emperor Frederick,
and expressing the hope that the good relations
continue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-20

WOMEN CHANGED WITH ASsACLrING AN OFFICER-
Natllda Morton and Emma Miller, colored, were
& &naIseu Win an assault on Officer Hatton In the
Police Court this morning. The officer tsstifie,i
tnat ne served warrant on the frst-named when
she glaOOed Drick ana threatened 10 attack the
complaining witness. Mrs. Burnett: that he then
TOOK her out OF the yard and a crowd got after
them, and Emma Miller struck and clawed him
Mauda Claimed that she made NO assault but
simply refused TO go TIL she got her baby The
court imposed fne OF SO on Matilda and sus-
pended sentence, and nned the other woman AZ
Ms. Emory Storrs, widow OF the CHICAGO Law.
yer, died In that City yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-20

DIPLOMATIC NOTEs.-Col- Frey, the retiring
Swiss minister, will leave this city for New York
tomorrow morning. He will sail on saturday,
The Austrian minister, Chevalier Schmit Won
Tayerra, has obtained a three months leave, and
will sail for Europe on saturday also. Mr. Bluh-
dorm will act as charge de draires during his
aoSence.-Mr Aimaro Sato has been appointed
secretary OF the new japanese legation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-20

PERsoSAL-Harold Frederic, the wel-known
novelist and London correspondent OF the New
York Times, accompanied by his daughter,
G. b. Arnold, jr., and Edw. W. Foster OF Provi-
dence, X. l., W. b. Holden OF Boston, A. H. Russell
OF the Army, and Chas Filter and 7. L. Mckay OF
81. Paul, are at the Arlington.-Mr Hayter Reed
assistant Indian commissioner for Canada, Is a
visitor at the capital, and Is stopping at the Ar
hngton-H. &. Smith OF Boston. ii. {. Beattie OF
G.reenvlle, 5. G., Capt. !. NJ Dow OF New York. and
III. W. Girde OF 81. Louis. are at the Ebbitt-Mr
and Mrs. T. X York sailed for Europe last Satur-
day ON the Republic.-D. W. McClatn OF New
York, A ii. Martin OF Denver, and 5. q. Thomas
OF Louisville, are at the ST. James-Rev. DR.
Hershey, OF the Sixth Presbyterian Church, has
gone 10 Ohio.-N. O.. ID. Pendleton OF Berkeley
Springs, Beverly ii. Robertson OF Christiansburg
Va, and JOS. f. Lord OF New York, are at Worm.
ley ys-"E Bluhdorn OF tbe Austrian legation s.
p. kimball superintendent OF the life-saving SER
vice. and Judge John Davis Of Washington were
In New York last night. A. Woods and Parker
Page OF New York are at WeIckers.-Rev. W. j.
LaIkln OF Chicago, A. III. Fowler and &. p. Camp
bell OF Buffalo, Chas. j. snyder, and +. NJ. Wirg-
man or Philadelphia, j. e. Sumerfield OF Indian.
apOls. and X. ID. jackson OF New York are at the
HgEs-Wm- BURY and III. A. Bogardus of
Chicago. and Frank L. Babbitt, j. j. Mayhon and
l. ID. Terrill OF New York at Willards-Mr
jesse ii. Wilson left yesterday for the Chicago
convention
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-20

MATTER-Postmaster-Ge Dickinson in an
nouncing TO postmasters the approval by the
President OF the act OF Congress relative to writ
Ing upon the outside OF envelopes or wrappers
states that such matter will be treated precisely
as obscene matter Is treated under the provisions
OF section $50 postal laws and regulations. ANY
postal card or any other matter upon the envelope
or outside cover or which appears nything which
reflects in1uriously upon the person addressed,
or any one else, or upon his character or conduct
or Is plainly calculated and intended to injure his
feelings Or reputation, bring him into discredit
or which threatens htm, Will be excluded. ANY,
thing In the nature OF an offensive or threatening
dun apparent upon an envelope, outside cover or
postal card. or conveying the suggestion that such
dun Is enclosed, Will be excluded as non-mailable
under this act.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-20

PARTIES IN WASHINGTON HAVING
- StIeff Pianos Will md IT To their interest
send their name and address to the manu- acturer,
CHAS NJ SIIEFF, y. Liberty St, Baltimore. Md
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-20

DR. W. j. HOFFMAN, OF the Bureau OF EthnoloCy
left yesterday for soIourn OF several weeks
among the Indian tribes OF Northern Minnesota
near the Canada line. Influential chiefs have
promised him important historical Information In
regard TO the Indians OF that region.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-20

Mr. Charlemagne Emile de Maupas, seventy years
OF age, and formerly French minister and mem.
Der OF the Senate, Is dead.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-20

GEN. EwISG's SHORTAGE 50, 9,140 1O.-Controller
Durham has received the report OF the committee
appointed 10 examine the accounts Of Gen j. A..
Ewing, late disbursing clerk OF the Department OF
Justice. The committee f1nds that the deficiency
amounts 10 80 1+O. 40, and the Controller has
notified the sureties on Gen. Ew1ngs bOnd-Repre-
sentative Con and Mr.. C. NJ. b. Harris, OF this
clty--that they will be expected TO make good the
loss TO the Government. In case OF refusal of the
bondsmen TO pay, suit will be Instituted by the
solicitor OF the Treasury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-20

hoIk kfkslGBT FAILING. II SO GO TO w
AS- lAfPAN. Jewclsr and Optician, GOA On A. N "
And have your eyes tested wlIh DR. kipxs ira .nse,
Tie ossI II .hls c0uAtry. my..-.Im
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pets Ol Cloths Mzttinss Baby Carriages RefrIgera-
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YALE STEAM LAUNDRY. 522 10Th ST
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-20

DUBLIN, June 20.-It Is reported here that MI.
Baliour chief secretary for Ireland Intends 10
sign the secretaryshlp. Mr.. BaliOur, however, in-
dlgnantly denies the truth of this report