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0CEEDIT! CREDIT CREDIT
Furniture, Carpets and Housefurnishlng
Goods In General sold Credit at Cash Prices Pop
lar Bedroom suites from S1o up. Oak Bedroom
Suites from s25. Walnut Bed. d.room suites from $40
Haircloth or Plush Parlor suites from $50. Ingram
Carpets from 25c brussels Carpet from 75c. All
Carpets Made and Laid Free Of Charge. Easy weekly
or monthly payments taken and notes required at
GROGAN'S CKEDIT HOUSE, 73e and TAI 7thst.n.w.
sel4-3m
CERTIFICATES OF STOCK, CHEQUES
and other securities Comrnercis htho-
Frzpky and designing. A G. GEDNEY.
ja1 10Th and streets post buildinz)
,LACE CURTAINS - SUPERIOR FINISH
soc. per pair; Blankets. soc. per pair. YALE
STEAM LAUNDRl, near cor. 10th and ST.. NV.
Telephone call $3.50. se26-lm
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Baltimore and Potomac Earuingse
PHILADELPHIA, Oct 2a-The statement of
earnings OF the Baltimore and Potomac rail-
road for September, 1855, shows gros earnings
OF el44.3267l, an increase Of el0, ,SS0.l7 -
compared with September, 1888; expsnsss.
el06, .86 an increase OF e29 026 S9; met saso-
ings, 81, ,272 IS, decrease of tis, 74&3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-25

Mems Evening Dress Shirts with embroidered and
fancy fronts; made to your measure in elegant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-25

RLO.O.F.-IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE
~ proclamation of the Sow. CIR. Sire and the
recommendation OF Or Master Frazier, MECHANICS
LODGE, No. Is, will hold Memorial Services in
their hall. ST. nesr 32d, on FRIDAY EVENING, 25th
instant All members of the order with their friends
are invited to be present. HUGH G.. DIVINE,
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WUUDW AKD q LUIHRUPS
Mems Store, 1913 + st. NV.

K~B, RIoRDAN. GIL y ST. NV; GENERAL
Contractor for All Kind of Pavemeuts-
brck Asphalt. Portland Cement Artificial stone and
Granolithic Psvements. Wet Cellars and Areas made
dry and sweet when all others fail references be
given application by the most worthy citizens
oc23-3ts
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BIT OFF THEIR OWN NOSES.
Postal Employees Caught Trying 9.
steal examination Papers.

Postal Employees Caught Trying Ia
steal examination Papers.
BosToN, May 13-Linus r. Clarke and
Eiward A. Palmer, employees OF the Boston
ostotfice, who were arrested Saturday
charged with opening packa 20 addressed
to others, appeared bef re United States
Commits ioner Halle,t this morning n I'd had
their cases continued. Clarke had charge
OF the money order departIne t. He b As
been In tho department sincs 1888 and was
appoin ed superinte DIT NJ ~ 3, 1887 lie
IS married aud has several children.
Palmer is clerk and was
appointed in November, 1887. He Is a
single MAJ. BON, 1t is sail, were anxious
to secu sitiD. as postotfice L. sSecsors,
and intended to on or th civil serv CD ex-
aminatlo going on to-day. It is supposed
tnat they had been on the lookout for some
time for tue p ckage OF Questions to DO
used at the examination. Without a1y
suprostion, however, as 10 their
Intentions, it Is claimed by
tlose ,ho a-reste tho nen that they had
a package befo them when theJ bad
opened. 1t Contained several Indred 81. ps
of papor with questi ms upoi them, but
they we're not questions that c nc rnsd
them. 4 he papers The mel wanted came
in the next mail
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Hunt Of South Carolina, A. e. Dickinson
of Virginia, X. NJ. Dudley OF Ke ckv,
John Stout of South Ca olina J. b. Gam
briell of Missi' iHpi, u. II, Harris of Vr.
ginia, A. c. Dixon Of MARY land. J. NJ.
Frost of Alabama, w. E, Tia cher OF Vir-
ginia John A. Br1adls Of Kentucky,
w. G. Inman of Tennessee, W. II. " iliams
of Miss 1uri, J. b. Link of xas, O. L.
Bsily of Tennessee, Joshua Lesering Of
Maryland.
The convention at O'clock took a recess
until s O'Clock.
The af,er toon session was devoted TO dis
c1ssio of home missio Is work, which in
cluded the foreign and coldred elem Auts.
the principal speakers we're A. G. Dixo 4 OF
Bal,imor Henry Med maid of A lanta,
ana w. L. Hate ler OF Virginia. Tonight
two mass meetings are In p ogress, having
In view further discussion OF home missi ms
work. the convention will probably ad-
journ tomorrow.
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LIABILITY OF STOCKHOLDERS.
supreme Court Decision as t
Or 6 nal Suoscribols.

supreme Court Decision as to
Or nal Subscribers.
WASHINGTON, Nav 13-In tho United
supreme court to-day Chief Justice Fuller
ueIVered the opinion of the court in the
ease OF William J. Hav kins, plaintiff in
error VS.. Johl Gem, trustee of the Ma
I sIooaI EXor"ss and Transportation G ,m-
pauy Las company in 1856 made An as
ssshment, leaving little available assets for
,a we eFe1lJots except unpaii subscriptions
'',S1S by stockholders. An assessnlen
, ou per cent was levied against
VS.. e.s'e stockholders fnr the leneit
% VIC creditors. Mr.. Glenr, as trus ee,
nSought larg' number of suits agai st
p'Is'hb IN oil arts OF the u iJn to compel
tIe PAYNE t OF the aSsessme Is. Tue
cSie" KIN case was decided In favor OF Mr.
o,it. The trustee, in the Unibed $ ates cir
S.N urt fr tie eastern district OF NORTH
Ia, nn,2llha This court afilrms that 'cision,
I..Llhg az the origi sl stockholders are
rs',' ,ao ior the am unit OF their subscriptions,
,e ,eEal a'ess OF wheth or not they have
"sNsIerred their holdings.
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CHINAMEN CAN'T COME IN.
The Supreme Court Declares tbs
Scott Law Valid.

OCOLE Law NallQ.
WASHINGTON, May 13.-The United
States supreme court to-day rendered an
opinion in the cass of Caae Chang Ping,
appellant, VS.. the collector of the port of
San Francisco. Tais is suit brought to
test the constitutiolality of the Scott
Chinese exclusion act. Shortly after the
act went into effect Chae Chang Ping re-
turned to he United States from China
and endeavored to secure entrance at tCe
port of San Francisco. lie had left this
country armed with certii ate emitting
him to return, but the certificate was de-
clared Invalid by the Scott act,
RULsD OUT BY THE COLLECTOR
The collector refused him admittance,
aid suit was then D ought in the United
States court for the districJ Of California,
to test the c)nStitutiolality of the Scott
act, in accordance with the provisions on
which the c)llector ac,ed. The California
courts upheld the constituionality of the
act, and fro II this decision the case come
here on ap zeal. The court affirm that idg-
ment. 1t hol Is that congr4,s has power TO
abrogate treaty, ID III support of that
view cites authorities Of the courts upon the
subjec holding that the propriety of such
action Is not a matter for jldIc al cogni.
zance, but tnat it is a matter f)r the polit-
ical depa tIneut Congress, it says, mas t e
po ker to exclu le aliens from the cou try
whose presence is deemed inlmicAl to our
interests.
Justicc Field delivered the opinion.
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SIGNS OF A LOST STEAMER

The Suuken Vessel Dangerous OBJ
struction Of Cape Hatteras.
DELAWARE BREAKwATER. May 13.-Ths
schooner John Hooper report that on May
9. six miles north Of Cape Hatteras, she
passed two-masted vessel, appars tly a
steamer, sunk. with her ma Is sticking
about half way out Of the water Too
wreck is a vely dangerous obstruction to
coastins vessels. |. lad appal lenGy only
been there fur few days.
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A Big Days Work.

WASHINGTON, Nav 13.--The United
Sta es ,upre ne court surpassed all its pre-
vious records to-day in the amou OF bus
ness do le. 0 ions were render d 1 about
sixty cases, while motions wore disposed Of
IN ,ou to- OF lers. Wlen the court ad-
journed two weeks ago it looked as il a
large number Of cases would have to go
over ul il he next term Of court, but by
the action of day only a small number Of
cases, about dozen, will remain argued
and undec ded OH
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A Church BrinRl suit.

NEW ORLEANS. May 1S.--The Roman
Catholic CO * egatioi, rporate body OF
Ascension PARISH, nave broug IT suit IN tho
II ii States court against tue Texas and
Pacific Ra lroa 90 upany for $4,000
damages, cau'ed by tho failure OF the COM
pany 10 comply Wit n co tract existing
between the c0mplai ants aud the Now
Orleans, Mobile and a. an oga rallroa /,
wuicl was succeeded by tho T xis Pacific.
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Chattanooga Bonds Sell High

CHATTANOOGA, TENN, May 13-Chatta-
nooga so yer bonds, twenty yeas. per
cent, were s)ld today TO Harris 81 Co. OF
Chicago for 1l3A. There were bidders
from all over the country, and tho prics Sc
cured is pl asing ind ca ion Of tho c)nfl.
dsnce in southern securities. The price Sc
cured vas more than was ex pect3d.
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DEATH ON A CABLE ROAD.

Mother and Child thrown from a
Car and Killed.
SEATTLE, W. T., May l3.-On tho Front
street cable road yesterday as a dummy
came down Sec )nd street hill, the bra e re-
fused to WORK and the car o tained great
momentum. In making turn in.o Pine
street several passe gers were thrown of.
Among them we're Nj =. ard Mrs. William
Wagner of Chadwil, Mob, with two
chill iren. Mrs. Wagner an one child were
kiIie /. Her oil les chi d, n .ed 8, rece we'd
severe scalp wounds Several other passen-
gers He.o jured but none fatally.
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New onacials Take the Oath.

WASHINGTON, Nav 13.--Ju l2e NJ ut hews,
who succeeds Judge ID AN a. fcst
C mptroller OF o tea ury; aIl Mr.
Huston, o succeeds Mr.. HYATT as t-cas.
urer # the u itai s ates, tho new pub
lie ptinter. ex-senator Pam r, entered
up N the 1ischar rge Of their new d tiles tlis
morning. Tnere was NJ caremU ~ beyo d
taking the oatn Of Office, and the usual
INTRODUCED n OF the ofiicl s and employees Of
each Of the bureaus tl the new CHEF.
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Raleigh's Fallen Priest.

RALEIGH, N. c., May l3--Father J. J.
p ye, tue Gath lie priest who was arrested
,st Saturday on a chatg, of rape. was e.
day arraignei, bjund over to be court and
committed to jail. An immense coucourse
Of people gathered to hear his preliminary
trial, aud n extra p, 80 of tive ity ol CO
was swor in. The affair has created the
greatest sensation ever known here.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-14
IMMUNITY FROM TAXATION.
Railroad Companies Cannot Transfel
It When Selling out.

Railroad Companies Cannot Transfer
It When Selling out.
WASHINGTON, May 13.-In the supreme
court to-day an Cpl lion was rendered in
the case of P. P. Packard, comptroller, etc, ,
appellant, VS.. the Eat Tennessee, Virginia
and Georgia Railroad Co npany. By an
act Of the Tenressee legiI lture the Cincin-
nati Cumberland Ga and Charleston
Railroad Company was exempted from
taxation. The road was subseque tly
icq IL ed by the East TenneSses com any,
and the latter claimed that the transfer of
the rights, property and privileges of the
former ,mDGny included s gran of i'm
mum y from TAXATION. The c1ur5 decided
t Ie case against ahe railroal company. I'm
munity fro n taxation, it says, is not in
itself transferable. II is a personal privil-
agA, not extending beyond the Innediats
= an ee unless oCler wise so decla ed in
exuress terms. The opinion is by Justice
EiAIi
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A Big Storm at Harrisonb.- r1.

HARRtsoNBURG, VA. May 13--A terrific
storm passed over this cjulty Sunday.
New OF the damage is Just coming in. Lig IT,
ming destroyed several barns and stables.
Much stock WAS killed. Part OF the county
was visited by severe hail Storm, whic i
utterly destroyed tho wheat crop. Fe cos
were lost
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-14
BLUE-BLooDaD GAMBLERS.
Earl of Dudley and Lord Lurgan in a
Police Court,

GGAACS SOA1
LONDON, May l3.-The persons arrested
early yesterday morning in raids on TIE
Field and A lelphi clubs in this city were
arraigned this morning Earl of Dudley
and Lord Lurgln were among the prison
ers arrai Gned- Earl of Dudley ap-
oeared to b, a'named of the posi-
ton in which no found himself,
b 1T Lord Lurgan assumed defiant air
The police a hO made the arrests admitted
that tie peers taken in o custody were not
members Of the Field club. but sta o that
they resorted thereto for the purpOso of
milling. The pris ners were admitted to
bail to appear for examination next week.
rh court room vas crowded. Among the
spectat 'rs we're \ number Of aristocra ;.
It is s ate1 that the raids we're promoted
by the father of one OF the players AID the
mo.9er OF another, for the purpose Of p r
venting their so..s Z. n becoming involved
In de L.
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WAR TllLs 5EIzJR45.
individuals Cannot be Held Finan-
cially LiaDls.


cially LiaDls.
WASHINGTON, May 13.-The supreme
court to-day affirmed, with costs, the judg-
ment Of the supreme court OF appeals Of the
tate of Yves, Virgini in the case of Da-
vid Freeman, plaintiff in error, VS.. Joseph
V. Williams. This dec sion is 70 Of some
importance, as the court holds that parties
cannot be- held liable for saizures Of prop
erty committed as acts Of legiti-
mate warfare during the recent
war between the st ter. Judgement
was secured in one of the state Il Is for
cattle sslz,d by troops under Gen. Fit2 ugh
Les Of the CO fedorate army. A bill of
C ancery was thereupon file u arrest the
enforcement Of that judgment under the
provis IN of the CO stitutiol of We Vir-
gilia, declaring that 10 persons on either
side slall be liable for acts of legitimate
wa fare. The court bslow enjoined toe
idgme t obt linel, and this cou,t affirms
that ruling. The opinion is by Justice
Miller, Justice Harlan di se1ti g.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-14
6u1ar Bounties

LONDON, May l3.-It Vas currently re-
po ;e thi, morning that the cabinet had
az ndoued tAe bal to give effect 20 the
sugar boun. les con ventl u, but w. II.
Smith, the z 'verlmenU leaisr, expl lined In
the Houss Of T. m n )ns, this afternoon, thai
the fact was that gJvernme t would
not p -Oceed with the bill before tao WHIT
suntiQe recsSs.
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Cotton Milis Making Money.

FALL RIVER, MASS NAV l3 The show
Ing made 10y the c)tt mills for the past
quarter, as indi ;ated by the April dividends,
is a. unusually good one. Despite the an
noyauce and loss Of production caused by
the wea yers strike. the tota am)u It paid
out in dividends dur ng the quarter was
considerably in excs OF the a "A unt paid
70 stockhol iers ii the corresponding quarter
4
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cronin,s MYsterlous pi,appearaneo.

TORONTO, May l3-rhe po Ice author.
ities nero place credit 70 tbs stories Of
the presencs u & onin. the missing Iris I-
Chicag doctor. in Torinto last week. They
were on the va cn for h.m all the
woek, Tut wore able - receive absolutely
no positive Information a. 70 hi, arrival
Oa the contrary, tboy are fully satisfied that
he 10 not hsre.
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sevsn Shot Dead.

MUNICH, May 13,-A desperate affray
took place at Eiz loism to-day. arisi x out
OF a dispu o ovsr claims To p ivate Ia ds.
A large numbs- of villagers took Dart in
the h2ht. Gen d'ar nes II ally int fered
and endeavored tI restore order, whel the
Villagers joined forces aud attacked them
The ge darm ~ thu fred into tie crowd,
killing heVe Dpr o T.
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Ireland,a Evlction Canoa.

DUBLIN, May 13 The evictions expec' cd
at g a. e.choo have been postponed. IL Is
stat d that the government l. urgiLg the
Olpherts 70 submit he agrarian disputes
on their estates 10 arbitration.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-14
FALL OF A w ALL
Two Men Killed Outright and o Third
Dying.

TWO MSu hIIItU OUITIku III HnU D J LIFu
Dying.
New YORK, May 13--Tho east gable
wall Of the old hgn stoop house, No. l5i
Spring street, which is being torn down TO
make room for big business building, fell
at nom to-day while seven mon were at
work under 1t. Two were killed
out light, aud another was fatally
hurt. The latter was the foreman Of the
work. A fourth man was les seriously
injured. The building Inspector looked aJ
the wall twenty milut before It fell a ID
noticed that it was properly propped. He
had hardly turned bet ,ro mo took
away The braces prepatory to tearing down
the wall
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ST. PErERsBuRG, May 13-lhe Shah Of
Persia has left eneran for ~. Peter burg.
He crossed the frontier at Djoulft. o. bis
arrival on Russian soil be was welcomed
by b idy OF K sdan aotables. A dstach-
mont OF Cnssacks va, De a.ls1 10 act as a
guard OF honor to the -hah.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-14
A Husband's Fa,al shots.

Aansf.hhHis, TEyS.. May IA Mrs
I'ei o - b 'erdi g house, NJ. "a Mar.
1, p',.sS avenue, Go rgs Ward, nR.d -, 10.
49, 49, a. An ensi Ger nc tue Mem his gas
ven lled himself. The CAUSE of the
tragedy is gnkaown. ~ :" '''
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ROBBED BY HIS CLERK.
A Jewoler Fleeced Out OF $4,000
Worth of Jewelry.

PUEBLO. Col, May 81. Cornwall, a
ieweler of Salida, visited the adjoining
town Of Monarch one day last week, loav-
ing hi, store and business in charge OF his
Gle k a young jew named Strauss. Dur
ing Mr.. Cornwalps absence Strauss n cked
up S35. 900 worth Of jewelry and left iwn
On a freight train, aking the pluuter with
hi ". He has boon tracked by Ulcers 20
Pueblo and is tryi & 60 o cape ii an "a ,terly
Iirec iol. Several officers are after lin
lie came f ON st. l. u,s, and has worked In
most Of the western cities
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A Fatal Roller .xnl lslon.

CLEVELAND. May I3.--E iward Harts-
horn aud Amos Turley were killed aud
-four osher men w1re hurt by tue oxDl1gloa
of boier AZ tho saw mill OF Seward Davis,
near Payae, o., to-day.
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Rain in the " est.

CHICAGO, May 49, 3--Special dispatches
rece we'd here Indicate that cop'o ~ ins
have fallen within the past few da soYer
very wide wheat, cat AMI corn-g rowing
area in the west. The area reported clvels
the en- ire tates Of IlIiuoi and d ana and
parts Of Iowa, Wisconsin and Michigan.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-14
An Evening Paper suspends

PROVIDENCE, r. l., MAJ i3.--J. w. Nc
Crillis, proprietor ~ tie Evsning Disputch,
ann unces its susp 3nsio q, as he n d, the
paper TO expensive as amuse nent and
uuprofitable as an inve itment. Toe last
numUer OF the paper appe lred on Saturday.
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BERLIN, May l3.--rae railway autliori-
ties at Halle announce that twenty.four
trains, mostly loo a. wall stop running on
Wednesday, owing 70 a scarcity OF coal
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mobile, Nav 13--Fa1k l.. Glover, sec
re airy OF the Mobile surance Company.
committed suicide tlls m irnln ca 'ly With
a pistol. Ill.hsalth aud severe pnyslcal
sufersng we're tie causes His accounts
were all right
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A WIG Brutallv Murdoreo.

DENVER, Col, May l3 Fred Nelly,
proprietor Of the Pueblo house, on Blake
street, is afternoon while undsr the in
fuence of liqu jr, shot and killed his wife
beca 80 she refused 10 give n IN money to
pun chase beer. Tue murderer was arrested.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-14
soclalists HUI Down a Flag.

The HAGUE, May l3.--Last night body
OF sociai 1 Is hauled wn the royal standard
fro n I o ( eat tower and h0is ed a socialist
hlg ia = place. An inquiry 70 the affair
mas been begun by the authorities.
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TRAIN wR4oKERs CONFESS.
The Railroad Bound to Send Them to
the Penitentiary.

10 %
the Penitentiary.
CANTON, O., May 13.-Frank Ryan and
Farry Sadler, yourg mon. arrest d yester-
day upon a c1arge Of attempting to wreck
the Chicago and New York limit d vestibue
train on the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and
Chicago road rec9 ltlY, br ke down this
D o ming and sig cd c nfessioh of gui t.,
giving details Of their cri G. Detective
will arrest three other young me to-day.
They are nov der sirvell nee. Z q
Fort Wayne c,mpany is d termi cd to sond
tae III n to the peniGenti9ry
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A Parachute Jumper Killed.

HoUsroy, TEX, May 13 Prof St.
Clair, al 1eronau in attempting 20 give
his leap from the cou Is at Fur Ground
park last elin o. lost his grip an the para.
chute, and fell 3)J feet t. the earth. He
WAS INSTANTLY ktlled
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Harrison's Return.

WASHINGTON. May ID The Dispatch
return d to Washington this afternoon,
having on board PresiJoIt Harrison AID his
marty.
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a ate,msr Goea 70 Pleoes.

WILMINGTON, n. c.. May is Tho British
steamer Absfaiay Bi norototore re-
D irtei ashore near Cape Lookout, has gone
10 PIECES, Tue crew are AL safe.
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NEW YoaK. May Is. Was ingfon Irving
Bsnop, the mind reader. died az "a We1
Iaqnt y.slxth nFset. ~ trtly after noon to-
dny' a. Gauss % daefn va oyslorioA
ra1aianEl
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FORAKER BUYS TWO LOTS.
It Shows That He Expects to Succee
Senator PAYNE.


Senator Payne.
WASHINGTON, May 13.-Gov. Joseph B.
Foraker di not get anyp to age when he
was here because the Pre- ;ident did not care
to appoint me whose confirmation Sc lator
Sherman would defeat at the next session,
but the governor got soms real estate in
anticipation of his ar ival here as the sue
cessor of Senate Henri 3. PAYNE. A de d
vas placed on record to- lay conveying two
Its the governor al al expressei cost Of
$4,000
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MISTAKEN FOR 4 BE. .aLAR.

A City Editor of pringflsld Shot and
Killed.
SPRINGFIELD, MASS. May 13,--James
Beebe Snit }, local editor Of the RepWbH-
can, was shot aud Instantly killed at 8
O'Clock this morning b. his brother-in-law.
Royal B. Sturtevant, at the home OF his
father-in-law, w. i. Sturtevant, on Elliot
street ue was mistaken lr a bnrglar
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Comptolr dea aac1mpto.

PARIS, May BE Paris says tina. sub
scriDti jus Tor one-halt OF the c iptai stock
Of the rev compton dos escoInpss have
been promilo1 Inc subscription list will
open tO-morrlW.
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Purchas % OF Bonds.

WAsHINGT0N, May l3.--The bond offer
ings to-day az re a ed S2}O,OOl. The
secretary accepted Slg5, go AS az l05.
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PHILADELPaiA's SALOONS.
HaH OF Batch of pplicants Refused
Licsnses

IID5UbbB.
PHILADELPHIA, May 13.-Ths license
e'urt 70 day an ouncsd its dec sion in the
,t ,a'es OF applica Is for gu lice ses ia
we nrst thirteen Of the tAirty three wards
" the city. In these wards 5l8
Dons-s n,o,ls wee Rrlntad out Of LIS
ibpnoahls In the Same wards last year
more ere 5Si Ice seS granted nnd in fsS7
sosolor" tho Lew license law went into eff .ct
800 s.oe we're 2,2i7 lice .sed saloons Ia the
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lnnland,n Anval nm

LONDON, Nay -. he naval bin passed
the commlttss sIaSs in the Hguse Of Com
mons to-day
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PLo.s 8 AGAIN n THE CAR.

burg lmpIc ted.
LONDON, May 13 A conspiracy has
been discovered among tho military officers
stationed in st. Petersburg. A large num-
Der OF the conspirators have been arrested.
In their posse sion were found papers which
proved that they inte de 10 assassinate
the car. A number Of bJmbs we're also
f,tuA