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Real Estate Matters.

r. A. Phillips, real estate broker, has re.
Gently sold for Mrs. Ellen C. Kane, to Major
Frank A. Butts, 81 acres of land for $2,5OO
being part Of the north Arlington subdivision
made by Mr.. Phillips The property is located
on the heights overlooking the city on the new
Falls Church road. 1t is improved by dwell.
Q. W. Hoffman has bought, for $21, 900, Of L.
h. Schneider part 4, square $40, 40 feet front
on Massachusetts avenue between 9th and 10th
streets northwest.
Mary E. Pohndor6 has bought for e4,0o0 OF
feet, on Hillyer avenue, between O, B, 2Oth and
21st streets northwest
q. G. Boomer has purchased Tor o. 100 of
7. Q. Head, trustee, part ., ca. 100, u BY 12o
feet ~ inches On y street. between 10th and
21st stEeets northwest
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The Death Record.

During the twenty-four hours ending at noon
to-day deaths were reported to the health Of
flee as follows: Melville c. Shuster, white, 80
years; Henry II. Grob, white, 4S years; Anne
E. Watson, white, GO years; Sarah E. Brown,
white, s months; Jas. B. Whelan, white, 6
months; Chas A. Davis, white year; Ger
trude A. Kendig, white, months; Beatrice
Allworth, white, months; Geo. Purcell, white,
months; Louis S. Jouvenal, white, months;
Julia johnson, colored, 16 years; Banks Badeau
colored, months; Patrick Cant, colored 70
years; Walter Gardner, colored, s months; Har-
riet johnson, colored, months; Louis Thomp-
son, cOlored, years.
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The Court.HOuse Cells.

The grand jury to-day completed their labors
and were discharged for the term. They pre-
sented report in reference to the confinement
of the prisoners in the cells in the court house,
recommending safeguards that a stairway be
constructed from the cells to the prisoners
dock in the Criminal Court, so that they may
be brought up without coming through the
main corridors. They accompanied the report
by diagram
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-15
A Laborer Badly Hurt.

VIM. Campbell, colored laborer, while at
work repairing a bridge on the Chase road,
near Edgewood, this morning, was caught I'M
der a load of earth and was seriously injured.
The breaking of tug-chain was what caused
the accident. Campbell's left arm was broken,
and he received severe internal injuries. He
was removed TO Freedman's hospital.
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NEWS AND GOSSIP.
VIOLATIONS OF THE PENSION LAws-The com.

VIOLATIONS OF TIE PENSION LAws.-The COM
missioner Of pensions has been advised as fol-
lows: J. Fallow, alias Edward Jones, has been
convicted, in United States district court. at
Bangor, Me-. OF falsely personating Edward
Jones, q pensioner. He was sentenced TO i'm
prisonment for three years in the Thomaston
jail. Csswell A. Brady, Upshur county, W. Va,
States circuit court, at Parkersburg, W. Va, for
violating the pension laws. by taking an illegal
fee in the pension claim Of Eliza J. Kettle. An
son B. Bowler, Of Augusta, Me-, has been in
dicted at the June term Of the United States
court at Bangor. Me-, for demanding illegal
fees in pension claims Bowler was held TO bail
in the sum Of $500 10 answer at next term Of
covrt
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American Interests in Hayti.

Both the State and Navy departments are
very secretive about Haytian affairs. The
contents of the dispatch from Commander Kel-
logg, which led to the ordering of another man.
of-war to Hayti are still a mystery to the
public, but the matter is made light Of at
the department Certainly the condition of
affairs there have not improved within the
past thirty days. 1t may be that it is not ma
terially worse, but it is thought that there is
necessity for watchful eye over American in
terests there, and the reappointment OF COM
mission to go to Hayti is not unlikely. Moth
ing has occurred to render the services of the
commission unnecessary
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Transfers of Real Estate.

Deeds in fee have been filed as follows:
c. G.. Sloan to Susan b. Latimer, pit. 4, 50.
4S1; 3. Amory X. Tingle to Kate d. Atkins,
sub z, So. 46S; s.. II. A. Johnston to John o.
johnson, subs to s, 50. 9l5; S-Rosina NJ. Par
nell to Mary ID. Spackman, lot "a, blk. &C.
Brookland; s525. Peter Williams to James
Waters, lot l, sec. 6, Barry farm. $3.50. G. w.
Castelar, to Sullivan, pit. z, 50. 81, w W.; S2ss.
G. C. Esher to J. Fendal Cain, jr., sub As, So
6lS; s., 400. Eliza p. Robinson to Phoebe A.
Hearst, subs "a and 60, So. 100; s..
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE. June I5.-Cotton nomnal-mid.
ding, 113sa11k. Flour fair, active and firm.
Wheat-southern. scarce and higher; FuIts, STA,
80; LOngberry, S5a91: western. duh; No. . win
ter red spot. So; July, SlA August. BY. Corn
southern, firm and advanced white 43a45:
yellow, 42a43; western, easy mixed spot, Al u:
June, AIS: July. 413.a4l1s; August, 42a42Al
steamer. 39x. Oats, steady and unchanged
Rye steady, 52a53. Hay, steady-prime to choice
timothy, 14.0Oa14.5O Provisions quiet and steady.
Butter steady-western packed, 10a12; creamery.
10als. Eggs about steady, IAN. Petroleum
barely steady-refined, $50. Coffee unsettled
Rio cargoes fair, 17aa1S. Sugar strong-A soft,
91s: copper. arm: refined, loyal. Whisky un-
changed. Freights to Liverpool per steamer, in
active-cotton. nothing doing; grain per bushel,
Sd. Cork for orders, 3s.6d. Receipts - -four,
1900 barrels: wheat, coo bushels corn, i, 600
bushels; oats, 1900 bushels rye, 1000 bushels.
shipments-none.y Saies-wheat. p, 900 bushels;
corn, II 600 bushels. - ~ - 7
BALTIMORE, June 15.Avifginia consols. 4ok;
do. tenforues, 81; do. threes. 60A; Baltimore
.apdt OHIO stock, 81; Northern Central, 81;
Cincinnati, Washington and baltimore nrsts, 9sa
solidated gas bonds, 1l4sl; do stock, 40a45X.
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Captain slack" Crawford Talks Tenn.
DeraDce.

Notwithstanding the storm last evening
several of the ladies of the SOLDIERS and
Sailors Department" W. C. T. u. Miss L. H.
Chase in charge,) went out to the regular
meeting of the Soldiers Home Temperance
union last evening. The announcement that
"Capt. Jack Crawford, late chief of scouts, I"
would be present, attracted large gathering.
Miss Eva Crawford and Prof. Marco gave a
pretty guitar duet; Miss Crawford and Mrs
Marco gave several recitations Miss Chase
introduced Capt. Jack" Crawford, who re-
cited poem of his own composition, entitled
Corporal Bill" and responded to an encore
by reciting another on THE Death Of Gen.
Custer" Capt Crawford also made an ad-
dress.
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THE COURTS.

CIRCUIT CoURT-Chief Justice Bingham.
To-day, Bell Co. agt West, Wagner agt.
Trimble, Shriver & Co. agt Gray, and James
agt. National Republican Co.; judgments by
default.
EQUITY CoURT-Chief Justice Bingham.
To-day, Mckinney agt. McMcKenney; audi
tors report confirmed.
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Closing Day at Rockville.

Correspondence of The EVENING STAR:
ROCKVILLE, June 15.-The town hall was last
night crowded by the parents and friends of the
pupils Of the Rockville graded public school to
witness the closing exercises of the school for
the summer term. This school is the largest
in the county, with A. X. Newman as principal
and Miss Lucy Garrett, Rose Griffith, and Daisy
Peter as assistants. The exercises, consisting Of
music and recitations, were entertaining to the
audience and creditable to the pupils.
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Killed by a Natural Gas Explosion.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, June 15.-By an explosion
of natural gas at the residence of Mrs. Kill
bourne, 144 East New York street. yesterday
afternoon the following named persons were
seriously burned and bruised: Fred McGahan,
plumber, will probably die; ]. T. Crowder,
painter; Louis II. Faherbach; Mrs. Ella Kill
bourne, injuries very painful, but will prob
ably recover. The Kilbourne family had re-
Gently moved into the house and called in a
plumber yesterday to connect the stoves with
the gas pipes. While so engaged the gas was
ignited from q lighted match, wrecking the
house and burning all the occupants Of the
room,
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Death of Charles Clark.

New YORK, June l5.-Charles Clark, promi-
nent citizen of Yonkers and well known as a
vessel owner, died at his home in Yonkers last
evening. in the eighty-ninth year Of his age.
He was active in business until two weeks ago,
when an attack Of pneumonia caused his end.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-15

MARRIAGE DEMONSTRATING licenses have
been issued by the clerk of the court to Hum
phrey STAIRS, of Loudoun county, Va. and
Carrie Smith; VIM. Moore, of Fairfax county,
Va, and Annie Brown, of Alexandria, Va ;
Chas. Manns and Emma Swami. Benz Williams
and Sarah DoMell.
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Excitement in the Coffee Exchange.

NEW YORK, June 15.-The excitement of yes
terday in the Coffee Exchange, when the
market declined over seventy points, was con-
tinued at the opening, and upon receipt of
Havre cables showing additional decline of ia
francs. drop of four pfennigs in Hamburg
early in the day increased the excitement.
The New York market opened barely steady at
decline OF Is to 30 points, accompanied by
heavy trading.
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The Cow Still at Large.

CHICAGO, June 15.-A dispatch from Fort
Dodge, Iowa, says: The conference of the citi-
zens' committee and the board of aldermen
yesterday to induce the latter to rescind the
obnoxious COW ordinance, resulted in COM
plete defeat Of the demands Of city property
owners, and the COW still enjoys the liberty Of
the streets, the sidewalk, and unprotected
lawns. Protest after protest and speech after
speech set forth the claims of citizens, but the
aldermen remained obdurate and the commit
tee left disheartened and disguised.
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Charged With Robbing His Brother

young man named John o. Cantwell, who
lives in South Washington, was in the Police
Court this afternoon, charged with steal
ing several articles from his brother
George. Among the articles taken was a gold
watch and badge of the knights of the
Golden Eagle. He plead guilty to the charge
and the court suspended sentence and took the
defendants personal bonds
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A Housebreaker Sentenced.

This morning in the Criminal Court, John II.
Brown, colored boy, pleaded guilty on an in
dictment charging him with HOUSEKEEPING at
the residence of Moses Robinson, May 80. He
said that he could not help breaking in for he
had no clothes to wear. The court sentenced
him to two years in the penitentiary at Albany.
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Signorina Wins the Whitsuntide Plate.

LONDON, June 15.-This was the fourth day
OF the Manchester Whitsuntide meeting The
principal event was the race for the Whitsun-
tide plate Of 1000 sovereigns. The race was
won by Cheeo Ginistrelli's brown FLY Sig
norma, by st. Simon, out of Star of Portici,
with Mr.. j. Starry's bay colt Martamon, by Ben
Dor, out of Tiger Lily, second, and Mr. War
ren's bay colt Ostrogoth, by Petrarch, out Of
Sacrilege, third
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Excited Over Russian War Vessel.

OTTAWA. ONT, June Is. - Advices from
British Columbia say that much excitement
has been caused over the presence of Russian
man-of war, whose officers have been engaged
in visiting the different points Of the province
making notes and observations of the coaling
centers and Notifications. They have visited
Victoria and Esquimault, and without regard
to international courtesy go Oh with their
work
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Held for the Grand jury.

Andrew Henning, who was arrested for rob
bling vacant house of some carpenters tools
the other day, was held in $500 bail for the
grand jury by Judge Miller to-day.
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Judge Allen Much Irnnroved

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, June 15.-The condition
Of Judge William j. Allen, of the United States
court for the southern district of Illinois, was
much improved yesterday, though he is not
vet out of danger
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The Paris Cabmen's Strike.

PARIS, juno 16.-There IL an increased
number Of cabs plying in the street to-day.
The strike, however, continues.
The awarding Of prizes d the exhibition win
viii take place september 90.
The shah Of PeTsiawtll arrive in Paris July q.
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Inspecting the New York Post Office.

New YORK, June 15.-Postmaster-G General
Wanamaker arrived at the post-ofiice to-day
and made tour of the building. He also had
conference with the commission on the re-
suits of their inspection.
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7. B. TowsER & SoS.
DEALERS IN DRY GOODS,
1916 9TH ST. NV,

Black Gros Grain silk. 75c, 81. 1925
surah silk in Black and COlors. SOC.
Henrietta Cashmere IN all colOrs, I'D. wide, 25c.
Atwood Henrietta, 81 &c.
An extra bargain in Black Henrietta SOC.
Batlste, 36 inches wide. SC.
ChAllie, fLsc. Lawns, &c.
Table Linen. Towels, Napkins, &c.
Ladies' Ribbed Vests, . for I1c
All-wOOl Henrietta, In all cUIJrs, SOC.
White Goods in all styles from DC up.
Gents, Laundered shirts, 0Oc.
Boys Knee Pants, 2Oc.
Boys Shirt W glsts made Of Outing Cloth DC
Gloria ParssOls gold tipped, reduced 10 97c
Children PArasols, IS and 35c.
We have one Of the best soc COrsets in the CITY
Clarks " y. y. Spool Cotton, &c. ta4-6m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-15

TuE GESu1SE
HANN HOPES
MALT EXTRACT
is the
BEST NUTRITIVE TONIC
and most
rAIATABLE HEALTH BEVERAGE
~ impaired Digestion, Dyspepsia, Convalescence
Weak Children, and General Debility.
WHAT PROF. COLEMAN. OF GLASGOW, SAYS OF
IT Suffering from an attack of Illness which had not
only reduced my strength, but brought on extreme
exhaustion from inability To appropriate food tried
the effects Of the Genuine Johann HOrs Malt Extract
awinegAssful three times day. Its followed
~ marked efects1- Food, which had heretofore been
found pass the alentary canal unchanged dgested
properly. 2. There appeared an increased power Of
evolving animal heat and storing up fat .
Beware Of limitations The genuine has the sigma
tre of Johann Hon' the neck Of every bottle. AL
otbaTs worthless mutations
JOHANN HOFF, Berlin and Vienna. New York OF
fee, q Barclay st. ja3-tu.thSs
MRS. CHAS. SMITH, OF JIMES. OHIO, WRITES:
Vl have used every remedy for sick headache
coud hear OF for the past fifteen years but Carriers
Little Liver Pills did me more good than all the rest
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Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO, June Is (opening). - Wheat-,Juno,
s1A; July, 7sJs; September, TON. Corn-June,
q; July, SAG August, ssX; September, ssh.
Pork = July, lido; August, Il.76 septsmber,
1LT7K. Lard - July, 6.0O September, d7N
Short ribs-July, $50; August, 6b7K.
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inos, Ddrry, VINO went 10 chicago n week
ago to form labor organization in opposition
to the knights of Labor, is not meeting with
much success
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A company vas chartered IN njchpond, Va,
yesterday 70 build . town z miles north OF
Richmond. The capital stock II 10 be e2o0,Oo0.
T6s piaee h 70 be called Westmerelaud
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-15

The German Scholarship Mike.
FoRr MosRoE, Va, June 15.-The German
Scholarship Mike sailed for Halifax this NOR
ming. = = = - taf tSff = ~
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Evx.Y FaRxrR Knows

That weeds must be torn mp by the roots or
they vii be sure to crop out again. So II ia
with diseases which have their origin In de-
prsved blood The cause of the complaint must
be removed BY Ayers sarsapariIla. or no perma-
nent cure is possible. Tryit
C. W. Allen. Druggist, Of brunswick. Me-.
says: 81 have never known Ayers sarssparilla
mi TO give satisfaction. In hundreds Of cases
within my knowledge II has proved perfect
specific for diseases arising from impurities In
the blood. i regard it as an invaluable spring
medicine.
AYERS SARSAPARILLA,
Prepared by Or. J. C. Aver Co, Lowell. Mass.
Sold by all DrugVists Price 81; six bottles SIS.
A3O WORTH as BOTTLE
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Telegraphic BrfeNi.

At Bay City, Mich, Jennison 4 Co.'S hard
ware stock and building were damaged by ere
yesterday to the extent Of 1900.
L. A. Bartlett, Of Concordia, the leading i'm
plement dealer in northwest Kansas. faiIed yes
terday. Liabilities about $4,000; assets I'M
known.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
The New York Stock Market
Name.
Name. o. C.


The following are the opening and closing pr1ces of
the New York stock Market as reported by special
wire to CorsOu and Mccartney, l4ly h street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-15

GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE CHANCES
Everything in the realm of Public Printer
Palmer was quiet and hot to-day. Especially
warm we're the gentlemen whose ser
vices were summarily dispensed with.
The principal of these was Charles
Z. Bennett, one Of the three captains of the
watch. Mr.. Bennett was requested TO resign.
but he refused TO do so, and was, therefore,
discharged He was one of Mr.. Benedict's ap-
pointees. The other person removed was Jas.
W. keck. a laborer in the patent Office branch
of the printing Office.
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Minor Foreign News.

ST. PETERSBURG, June 15.-The Journal de
81. Petersburg makes an emphatic denial of
the alarmist reports circulated by foreign news
papers attributing warlike intentions to Russia,
LONDON, June l5-The sailors strike at Leith
is collapsing. Ship-owners find no difficulty in
securing crews.
LIVERPOOL, June 15-The British steamer
Kansas collided this morning with the Dutch
steamer Iestris in the Mersey as the former
was proceeding up river to take on her passen-
gers for Boston. Both vessels were damaged
and have been doaked.
VIENNA, June 16.-Cardinal Genglbauer is
recovering from his recent strbke Of spopiexy,
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wAsHNGTON,s RELIEF FUND.
Over F1fty.Two thousand Dollars so
Far Collected for Flood Sufferers.

A NEW FLOOD OF GREESBAcKs-A CHECK FOR $500
FROM President HARRIsox-A GRAND TOTAL
OF e52, 109. % COLLECTED IN THIS crrr,
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case of Ensign George F. Ormsby, court mar
tailed for disobedience of orders and disrespect
to the Secretary of the Navy, the President has
approved the findings of the court dismissing
him from the service and the order to that
effect was issued from the navy department
to-day.
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IRUNKs

IRUxKs
Made at TOPHAMS FACTORY have National
Reputation for standing hard usage; last for
years, and are low in prices.
large stock at Factory and Salesrooms
Call and see the Light and Strong Lestheroid
Trunk.
Repairing Of Trunks and Bags promptly and
thoroughly done.
JAMES s. TOPHAM,
103I ayeDra
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CIR TIE BEsr.

CIR TIE BEsr.
THE CONCORD HARNESS.
LUTZ BRO.
497 Penn. ave, adjoining National Hotel
Trunks and satchels of best makes at low prices.
apI2
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THERE ace Coon TINES

II THE WORLD AND I AMT IN EN-,
&ss6inson ana in s@ shouts lie sRsil Se{
VIC to ST Int MARES HT II SO
e1 buys Boys "sailor', suit. strictly All Wool
I Price S " pfety S and Plaid
Suit. Size. TO IA wears, g..
Lsh, Brown; also Navy Blue Suit, fast color Sizes,
s3oois our price for Steel Gray Suit, strictly all
wool; or a handsome CheviOt Suit, dark ground and
ses spss ssef shs b4a Sses Suit strictly
all wool; exceedingly neat and cool looking Sizes,
IS. so buys Dark Scotch plaid Suit. Sizes, to IA
s375 is the price of modest Blush Gray suit, al
wool, medium weight. and very durable, Sizes 4 to
s3:s7 captures Brown "BelO" Suit. with dark
s4i2is the price we name for full fedged double
and twist through and through out and out u s
cet viii successfully resist the reckless contortions
q any rollicking boy: whether he rides sbTchns
penchant for the diqnifed % 'leaP frog or is
afflicted with the national Craze-base ball
s425 is the price of another suit of the same Sort
only little more so. sizes, 4 to "a years 80.
English you know. Must be seen to be appreciated.
81 IS The line Of Suits at this price comprises many
varieties wilderness o. styles and DESIGNS from
''--'' "' SHORT PANTS FOR BOYS.
5os. soc. 75es Sc, 81, sii3. siia5, sl;s7, 80
bT msf lave hs day. Bt In 6rsT that te Won asv
not be left out in the cold altogether we would remind
you that We have quite number of Mems Cashmere
Suits, strictly all wool, at $3.50 suit
WAGON UMBRELLAS
(Js inchss,D
With proper fastenin9s,
81. 80 apiece.
VICTOR Z. ADLER'S
10 PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE 10
927 and S29 9TH st. NV. corner Massachusetts ava
Strictly One Prlca
Open Saturdays until IL p. m je10
VOU HAVE TRIED AND WE'RE PLEASED WITH
them. They stimulate the liver, regulate the bow
els; improve the complexion. Carter's Little Liver
p1lls
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INFLUENCE OF THE CLERGY.
DenOminatiOnal Schools a Bar to En-
lightenment and Progress.

LONDON, June 15.--The Vienna papers are COM
mentlng rather excitedly upon the speech made
by the Arch Duke Rainier, the most liberal and
popular of the Austrian princes, at a meeting of
the academy of sciences over which he pre-
sided. The arch duke said he was sorry to be
compelled to state that a war against enligbt-
enment and progress had been commenced,
but that with all true men of science he
hoped that the sad change would soon pass
away. The arch duke evidently referred to
the establishment of denOminatonal schools
and the overwhelming influence of the clergy
The Neue FREEZE Presse extols the speech and
predicts that it will be read all over Aus
tria with joyful gratitude. The clerical Jour
nails naturally have little praise to bestow upon
the sentiments expressed.
A SOCIALIST MANIFESTO.
The socialists who hold an international con-
gress in Paris next month have addressed q
manifesto to socialist workmen in Europe and
America. In it they say: ave socialists, who
pursue the enfranchisement of labor. the abo-
lition of hired labor, and the creation of an
order of things in which, without distinction
of sex or nationality all shall have a right to
the wealth created by labor, invite the pro-
ducers to meet us in Paris"
The document is signed by leading socialists
of all nations.
The employees of the London tramway COM
panies are moving for reduction of hours.
Several prominent clergymen have interested
themselves in the cause and are lending their
aid to the men in perfecting thorough organ
ization. When this is completed aggressive
measures are contemplated. Meetings are held
nightly in the different parts of the city.
The voluminous and interesting papers left
by the late John Bright will not be published
for the present. Mr. Bright's son came to this
conclusion after an examination of their con-
tents. AS in the case of Lord Beaconfields
papers it is felt that inconvenience might
arise IL publication were to. take place during
the lifetime of her majesty or of Mr.. Gladstone.
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SOMETHING NV.

LEATHEROID TRUNKS.
Very light in weight.
STRONGER and MORE DURABLE than
Cole Leather and at HALF THE PRICE
Made and sold onlyat TOPHAMS
Trunk Factory, 1921 Pa. ave.
mh2