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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-28

PKRsoNAL--Geo. Hill, II. NJ. Butler, O. E.
Weeks and VIM. @. jones Of New York, Jas.
Bailey of Ithica, Jno. +. Lacey Of Iowa, and
Geo. F. Huntington OF Philadelphia, are at
Willard's.-Wm. p. Hunt O: Boston, VIM.
Garner, jr., Of Albany, ID. Frank Lloyd, Jeffer-
son N. Terry and II. B. Mcclellan
OF New York and s. A Phil
lips Of Omaha are at the Arlington
w. p. johnson of Indianapolis, Z. Sourrine
OF Brooklyn, Gov. T. Fletcher Of Missouri, G.
II. Reynolds of Chicago, H d. Chase of Chatta-
nooga, Hon. G. Evans of Florida, c. Laffey of
New York, c. b. Price, W. I. Holmes, and NJ
Moffatt, U. s. navy, are at the Ebbitt-J
CLANCY of Indianapolis, @. Balwin Of Boston,
7. Starr of Ohio, J. Pussy of Philadelphia, G..
Pierce of New York, ]. NJ. Woods and
S. L. Woods Of Pennsylvania, and I.
A. L. Bowen and c. Lannson Of New York, II.
yickery, and ]. Thyson of Indiana, are at the
Arno.-D. Parker of London, J. w. Porter
and r. Fox Of New York, ]. Mason of Balti-
more, and s. Synder OF Minneapolis, are
at Wormley's.-W. II. StOckvell. J..
A. Faust Of New Jersey, ]. Iningo
of Philadelphia. are at Chamberlin's.-
ID. o. hickman Of New York and G. Marshall of
Philadelphia are at Welcker's--J. A. Kauf-
man and wife Of Moscow, Idaho, Hon. Thos s.
Flood Of Elmira, N. Y, Judge W. ]. Cahoone
and JAS B. Wood of New York are at the ST
James.-H. H. Rogers of New York, Augustus
e. Wilson OF Louisville, KY, and v. ID. Duboce
OF San Francisco, Cal, are at the Normandie.
VIM. Bender, jr., and wife of Albany, n.
y, Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. j. Curran Of Nyack, n.
Y, and r. J. Butler of Westerly, r. L, are at
the Hotel johnson
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BEGGS HAS WEAKENED.
1t Is Believed He VIII Talk to Save His
Neck.

CHICAGO, June ga morning paper says
that Beggs has weakened perceptibly, and it is
believed that he will talk truthfully if
he can once be convinced that it
will help to preserve the symmetry of
his neck. He is still prisoner at the Harri-
son-street station, where he is kept carefully
away from reporters and all kinds Of visitors.
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DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.

THE ELECTRIC LIGHTING CONTRACT
The Commissioners to-day took up the sub
ject of electric lighting and modified the speci-
fcations governing the contract against which
the United States electric lighting company
protested) in such way as to please both par
ties. The contract viii go into effect by July 1.
BUILDING PERMITS
were issued to-day as follows: Washington and
Georgetown railroad company, to build brick
car-house, corner Water and p streets south
west, at a cost of eco, 900, and the Anaiostan
boat club to build frame boat-house corner
New Hampshire avenue and 9th street north.
west, for $4,000.
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Military Cadets.

The following cadets have been appointed TO
the United States military academy to fill va
cancies: Michael Sia.tery, Otsego, Wis, sixth
district; Webster T. Moore, Cincinnati,
Ohio. second district: Frank C. Gore, Gains
boro', Tenn, fourth district Jas. p Harbeson,
Flemingsburg. KY, ninth district; Walter L.
Briscoe, Marshall, Ills, sixteenth district; Jos
H. Hurst, Towands, Pa, fifteenth district
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DIED.

BAKER. At his residence at Montross westmorsL
mn s s91 Bi iaRf i hs AZ
year He had practced Law Montross for more than
knew him
Asleep in Jesus. ohov sweet
With holy confidence to sing
That death hath lost its Painful sting
Asleep in Jesus, peaceful rest
No fssr no woe = sss Si% tS ss sa1r
That naIifesis the sayiour's power. T.
hRo5ks s IN sSs on ygns a. 1852 Mrs. AsN
s.S Se ssa IT e ssT stree.
are Invited 20 ss at Il a5t
BUGHER. On "Wednesday. june 90, 1882 at Long
eighth year Of his ara.
COLLINS. At Montrose, Montromery county Nd
Joseph and Eleanor D. Collins .ed Me lss' days sSS o.
5sPssasn s ss ss of
The relatives and friend, Of the family Invited to
street northwest saturday, june 2s, 5 ?. m
cka Az h6a. On THURSDAY msrnins June g 1850
.s1 nobbiE infant son Of jaime. and Celia crss-
Thy gentle voice now Is hushed
Thy warm. true heart is stiil.
And on ny {Sa1 st and lnnS noe, brow
Thy hand. are cl..ped upon thy bre.st
Ap y. n S. Ssr {, ssa .r,R hs1s we Know
BIZ Hn MorHra
Funeral from the residence Essex court. Saturday.
June %. at O'Clock.
GREEN. In Brooklyn. n T.. on THURSDAY June ~
lsss. ALBERT, son Of sarah aud tine late Edwln
Green
Notice OF funeral hereafter 2.
HUM. On Thursday, June 81. 1889, q, 5 40
o'ciock p. IN, after q short and painful illness.
CHAkLks A. HUM. beloved Of William aud
Mary A. HUM and grandson Of MARI A. and tn late
Ekanah smtthson In the twenty ninth year OF his axe
funersl from the residence Of his parents. No. 458
n stree, northwesS on SUNDAY, June 80. 1883. q
fully invited TO attend interment at 0lenwoOd. %
HUNT. On June IS. 1889. at O'Clock D. m after
short illness WILLIAM II. HUNT, chief eilgiuoor,
U. 3. N, and beloved husband Of Amanda j. Hunt
AGED hfty-seven years.
Funeral from late residenoe, 2O2 Fourth stress
southeast Saturday. June 29 ut IL O'Clock .. m.
MCFARLAND. on Thursday morning, June q.
1859, at O'Clock, MN ELIZABETH McFARLAND,
Funeral from her late els 9th street north
west SATURDAY morning. at $50 O'Clock. Relatives
and friends invited 10 attend
QBRIEN. Suddenly, Of congestion of iunes on
Thursday. June "a, 1889, ut pm, JAMES O'BRiEN
the beloved Husband Of MARY 6frien a native OF fhs
county Of Limerick, Ireland in the seventy
Nay he rest in peace Amen
Funeral VIII take place from his late residence 1910
Boundary street. saturday. June 20, At 80 oclock
am.
ROBINSON. At her residence In New Oricans IA
on June "a, 1859. LUCY CHIswELI NELSON
wife Of the late II NJ Robinson and mother OF n In.
Robinson Of this city.
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MARRIED.

BRENNAN-McCAkrHY. In Baltimore June 10
IsSst AZ the Cathedral. by the Rev p J Donohus.
LAWRENCE W. BRENNAN 20 KATIE A Mc(.AK-
THY. both Of Washington, ID. C. -
COIEGATE-DAyIS-on June 81, 1859, by the
Rev. Charles N. Pyue, of ST Johns Parish, JAMES
BAL COLb6ATE and KATHARINE DAVIS, both
OF Washington, ID. q. No cards
LAW-WIIsoN On June %. $50 at the residence
OF the brides mother. by the Rev George pafch
HkNhf II. LAW 10 KATHARINE A. WILSON.
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ILLEGAL RAILROAD TRACKS.
The District Commissioners win Co
Operate with District Attorney Hoxe.

The Commissioners to-day, in board session,
considered at length the communication
Of District Attorney Hoge, relative to
the removal Of the illegal tracks in
South Washington, which was printed
In yesterdays STAR. They submitted q letter
giving their views Of the situation, in which
they say that they are pleased at his determi-
nation to settle the questions involved BY judi
cial proceedings, and express a wish that such
proceedings may be as early as his convenience
may allow. They say further that they will
promptly aid him in every way within their
power to accomplish an authoritative conclu-
sion of these yexed questions
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Father TeMes' Funeral.

The funeral of Rev. Francis J. Tewes, pastor
of st. Mary's Catholic church, which took place
from st. Michaefs church, Baltimore, was
largely attended. The casket was borne by
Rev. w. H. Jordan, Rev. p. Tarro, Rev. p.
Manning, Rev. 7. J. Broydrick, Rev. ]. d. Bo-
land, Rev. Joseph Cunnane, Rev. T. d. Leon
ard, and Rev. ]. Cunningham.
Forty-six priests were inside the sanctuary
rail, including Rev. Messrs. Walter, Mackin,
Schmidt, and Willard, Of Washington. Over
one hundred members Of societies attached to
St. Mary's church in this city attended
Rev. William Tewes, C. SIS. r, q brother of
the deceased, was the celebrant of the mass;
Rev. Edmund Didier, OF st. Vincent's, deacon;
Rev. Peter Tarro, Of st. Pauls subdeacon; Rev.
Mr.. Khuder, c. SIS. r, master OF ceremonies.
Rev. Joseph Putzer, G. IS. r, professor of
moral theology at Mt St Clements college,
Leicester, delivered the funeral sermon. The
funeral proceeded to st. Alphonsus' cemetery,
where Rev. Peter Bausch read the last service
at the interment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-28

MAcHrsERY.
FoRsBERG 4 MURRAY.
AGENTS.
WHITTIER MACHINE co. Boilers and Elevators.
HENKY Il NORTHINCToN. Steam Pumps
shIFsIAS ENGINE co. Oal Engines and Steam
Iaunches and the
NATIONAL HOT wATER HEATING co.
We slysys have on hand .arye stock of
BOILERS, ENGINES PUMPS RIEyATORA
LAUNCHES. AND SNAIL MACHINERY
1901. 1908. lOU5 Seventh ST. sw
Washington. ID. @.
Telephone No. 1873. my52m
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PHILADELPHIa STORE

Win offer In Cream Cashmere and Henri
ettas extra o. 7lities at so. as. and S5c.
Extra quality Outing Flannel 15c
Another lot of the ladies' Swiss Ribbed
Vests. Was good value at Pc. Now 12ixc.
We have just received another lot Of Boys
Shirt Waists. No. L. Made Of good quality
Outing Flannel Only 25c-
N0.2. Made of Gamers best Percals in
choice styles Only SOC.
No. 3 Made of best Turkey Red and Indigo
Blue. Nobby patterns. SOC.
No 4. Made of good quality cotton Linen
Collars and Cuffs. Only SOC.
These are the best bargains ever offered In
Shirt Waists
TO CLOSE
Alot of Travelling Bags. some with fine
quality Brush and Comb and Tooth Brush-
We have marked the entire lot S1.75. Some
of them worth double.
All sizes Of the Real Derby Ribbed positive
Black Hose at 121<c-
Mattings nj price to make them go.
CARHART LEIDY.
a22 s2s 18th and 1O6 IT nv.
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The Neyervink an Rixht.

The Norton life boat Neversink, which sailed
from Boston the 2ist of May, was spoken Oh
Valencia Island on the 22d inst All hand well
She reports much heavy weather, but had Jared
we'll and made fine run. This appears to
have broken the record for % small . boat
Her length IL 30 feet, and draft midzhips 20
inches, including 10-inch keel
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MRS. HAYES FUNERAL.
The Services Simples and UnOstenta.
tious, But Very Impressive.


tious, But Very Impressive.
FREMONT, ONO, June 2S-The funeral serv.
ices over the remains Of Lucy Webb Haye:
were simple and unostentatious, preserv-
ing the character of q private rather than
q public occasion. They we're opened with
the reading of the twenty third psalm by Mrs
Hayes pastor. Rev. j. NJ Mills, Of the Metho-
dist-Episcopal church. This was followed by
the hymn,
MY Jesus, as Thou wilt,
Into Thy hands of love
would my all resign"
which was read by the Rev. C. E. Barnes
pastor of the Presbyterian church. The sing,
ing was by a qusrtette choir, led by Prof.
Arthur, of cleveland, who was the
leader of the regimental band Of the
twenty-third Ohio, of which Gen. Hayes
was colonel. Prayer was then offered by Rev.
Dr. Bashford. the new president of Ohio
Wesleyan university, Delaware. Ohio
The second hymn followed. being read by Rev.
n. Snupp. of the Evangelical church.
'When peace like a river attendeth my way
When sorrows like sea pillows roll"
The Rev. L. D. McCabe, LID, who per-
formed the marriage ceremony for Mr. HAYES
and wife. then delivered brief funeral ad-
dress. 1t was the desire of the family that
there should be no set ceremony.
Rev. J. I. Swinder, of the Reformed church
then read the hymn, beginning:
GOD be with you till we meet again."
which was rendered by the choir.
Rev. Mr.. Long, of the Evangelical Lutheran
church, then repeated the Lords Prayer and
closing the simple and impressive services
which had been 50 arranged as to bring into re-
QUESTION the services of all the Evangelical min
listers OF the city. An opportunity was then given
to the throngs OF sympathizing visitors from
abroad 10 view the body, the Fremont Ligh,
Guard band, which was stationed some distance
from the house, playing number of suitable
selections meanwhile. The funeral cortege
then took up its line of march to OakwoOd
Cemetery
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aEScr FuNp.-Controller Matthews has de-
cided in response to . query from the District
Commissioners that the judgment of
e1,s2l.50, in the case OF Mr.. Blair
against the District, cannot be paid
from the emergency fund, but must be paid by
special appropriation in the deficiency act
for judgments, based on estimates submitted
by the Commissioners.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-28
A Series of FOrgeries.

Recently number of clerks in the Treasury
have received notes, purporting to be signed
by personal friends, asking the loan of IS or
&10 In each case these notes have been pro-
nouDced forgeries, and it was suspected
that they were all the work of one
adroit swindler. Yesterday morning one Of
these notes was presented to Mr.. James A. Sam
pie, of the treasurer's Office, by a boy who,
when he was questioned, said the park send
ing the note was a man in Franklin park A
Waterman was sent to where the boy was to
point out the man, but he had left
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We SAY Ir

We SAY Ir
WITHOUT HESITATION.
MENTAL RESERVATION.
SECRET EVASION
That we viii delighted to have visit Us whether
you pipe the tune of Dixie" whistle Yankee Doc
die" hail from the West End. or domicile IN the
Poodle
Al! are heartily welcome.
viii be greeted cordially,
TreStesi courteousiy,
Waited upon promptly,
Dismissed politely,
With fun value for the amount of cash expended.
The large lot Of Strictly Atwood Cashmere suits Tor
Meu
AT $3.50 SUIT
Is not entirely exhausted Many Of the handsomest
and most fashionable patterns remain unsold.
To sllght this injustice viii be doing yourself posi-
our All.wool sailor Suits for Children.
AT 81 SUIT.
Have caused quite . scramble among parents for first
place -. .
strictly All WOOL. and perfect fitting.
AT sI2.25A SUIT.
The summer is, indeed here-fadinz rs full up"
ith Feesher-we3s hts ii every description
They al right, aud 50 are the prices
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l Coon INVESTMENT.

Health md Happiness come to al who persist
emily use Ayers sarapariIlA This powerful
alsssstive effects In the system change thss
seems little short Of miraculous. No medic.as
has been In such universal demand for yean
Give Il trial
IF any one suffering from general debility.
want Of appetite. depression Of spirits and Las.
sitade. viii use Ayers sArsaparilla, an cona-
dent . cure win result for have used II. and
speak from experience It Is by Gar the best
remedy ever knsw.--F. o. Lorins. Broskton.
Ma
AYER's sARSAPAR1LA.
Prepared by DR.. J. @. Aver & Co. Lowell. Masa
Sold By all Druggists. Fries. 81; six bottles. Is.
feb20 WORTH s5 BOTTLE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-28

DIR. Alfred Quinn Donovan. chief coroner OF
Union county, n. j., was arrested Yesterday on
the charge Of the seduction Of Gussie Simon,
preferred by her father.
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II. b. TowNER & SoS.
DEALERS IN DRY GooDA
l3I6 7TH ST. nv.

Black G-os Grain silk. T5c, 81. S12A
sufah salk IN Black and Coior.- 50r.
henrietta Cashmere IN al col0rs. ID VIDE. xo4
ALI COL Henrietta, 81 Nc
Al eKtrz bargain IN Bach Henrietta Doc.
EAtiste, 20 inches wide. sc.
IllAllie, 81 Lawns, nc.
Table Liner. Towels. Napkins. he.
Ladies' Ribbed Vests. ? for Pc.
Atwood Henr1etta. IN all colOrs, SOC.
White ts.ois in all styles from &c. up.
Gents iauudered Shirts, SOC.
Boys Knee Pants, roc.
E.ISs' Slsr. Naists made of Outing Cloth, 25o
GORE PE-asols. gold tipped. reduced to 07c.
Cflldreps Psras0ls, p and DC
~ have OF the best SOC. Corsets in the city.
C.zrk's q. y. 7. spool Cotton, sc. 3.4-6rn
HOSEs UNHAPPY PRISONS WHO SUFFER
irulu re ousIess and dyspepsia should Car
t-rs Lt'e Nerve Pills. msd- expressly for tins class.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-28

John p. yerree. representative from Phila-
delphia In the Thirty sixth and Thirty seventh
In that city yesterday, aged seventy three
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-28
Auction Sales Of Real Estate.

G. C. Duncanson, auctioneer, has sold at pub
lie sale the following property: The two-story
frame house. 435 H street northwest, the lot
being Is by 70, to Mary Dunn tfor g. 24O; the
three-story frame house, 1910 4th street north
west. to Patrick Herlihy, for s3,755; also, an
unfinished two-story brick house, corner of 5th
and X streets northeast, to Mrs. Catherine
Keister. for S2,255; also, frame house on 5th
street. between P and Q northwest to Mrs.
Anna J. Paine, for 81, It's; also, two-story frame
house on Grant avenue, between 9Th and 9th
streets, to Robert Barrett, for $685.
Also, the following lots on Columbia Heights:
Lot L. block 81, on Yale street, near 14th, COX
$50 feet, to Clarence Cobb, for IS cents per
square foot; lot l, block q, corner Of 18th and
Kenesaw streets, 150x247 feet, to M. Schlosser,
for 421l cents per foot; lots 10 and 20, block 37
on 18th street, near Whitney avenue, 5Oxl5O
feet each, to Francis Danzenbaker. for SO cents
per foot; lots 81 and ~. same block, 56x15O feet
each, to Z. Richmond. for S215 cents per foot
Also the three-story brick house 9l5 Ii street
northwest, Is feet inches by 132 feet, to Geo.
o. Cook for $1,000.
Also a store and three dwellings at the cor
ner of 9Th and / streets southeast; 81 feet on
9th street and 62 feet on / street, to Samuel
Bieber, for 81 $50.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York Stock Market.
The following the opening and closing Prices Of
The Nov York stock Market, as reported by special
wire % Corson and MacartEey. i4ly Y street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-28

To-DAi's BOND OFFERINGS aggregated $35. 900,
a. follows: Coupon as, $4,000. $4,000. OF
1855; registered 4,S's, $4,000, $4,000. 81
1867.
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WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP.
GovKRSrKSr REcrrrs TO-DAY. - Internal
revenue, sS4A, 4s7, customs, t7S2,22l.

REsIosKp.J. W. Murphy, Of Wisconsin Q
post-offee inspector, has resigned
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SOMETHING NV
LEATHERoID TRUNKS
Very light in weight.
STRONGER and MORE DURABLE than
Eek LEATHER, and at HALF The PRICE
Made and sold only st T0PHAMS
Trunk Factory. 1921 Pa AVE-
mig
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-28

In the case Of Solomon Cohen, convicted in
the Criminal Court, on an appeal, for keeping
an unlicensed junk shop, motion for a new
trial and an arrest of judgment was filed to-day
by Mr.. Cook, his counsel, who takes the ground
that the Law Of 1871 provides for q license to
persons keeping a store for buying and selling
old iron, rags, paper, secondhand clothing. &C.,
and that the act OF selling above, which was
proved in this case, does mot make Q junk
dealer.
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VICTOR Z. ABLE RS'

p27 and g29 eth ST. n, W. corner Massachusetts, ave-
Strictly one Price.
0pen Saturdays until IL pm
.S-Ofios Coats Stripes and Checks. sale Monday,
Redne DAY, and Friday fEorniIgS from 10 O'Clock
Price. DC. tc24
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GENrs SUrrs SECURED
AND PEEssED FOR 81.
Goats, Soc: Pants. 25e Vests 2-c Altering and
tIalr1nE cone Ia beat manner Goods called for and
lslIStrea 1eleykope call 1892.
e. HAHN. 1o5 Oh IT nv
au2 l220 I'D ST. wess WashinxtonL
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DRUNKENNEss. OR THE LIQUOR HABIT.
Positively Cured by administering Dr.. Hsines'
GOLDEN SPECIFIC.

f,esn te given n cup Of coffee tea IN articles
az feed without the knowlsde Of the patient IL Is abb
tolut@ly harmless and will effect . permsnent and
uerdy crrc whether the patient Is moderate drinker
or an alcoholic wreck IT NEVER FAILS. Over
100000 dTuEk.rds have been made temperate men
who hSse taken Golden Specific In their coffee without
their kn0~iedgc. and to-day believe they quit drink
Ing free sill 4Spase book Of particulars
irce
ST WARE under Ebbitt House
i, K HrLPHEssTISE. l4th 81 and VT ave.
h.hl l-enl 4tst
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MARRIAGE LIcEHsEs.-Marriage licenses have
been issued by the clerk OF the court to Enoch
NJ. Davis and Mary E Donnelly; Geo. Thomas
and Mary Hawkins; William Wallace Marin and
Florence G. Noerr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-28

CIR THE Brsr.
xHE CONCORD HARNESS.
LUTz BRO.
COZ Fem ave. adjoining National Hotsl
Trunks and satehsls Of best makes at low prieea
sPl%
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-28

The CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION has received
from Postmaster Van Colt, Of New York, q
communication in which be asks for a list of
the places in his Office which do not come
under the jurisdiction Of the commission.
Mr.. Van Colt was at once notified 10 send to
the Postmaster General list Of those positions
which he regarded as properly exempt from
POstmaster-General forwarded the same TO the
commission it would be considered by the
board and a report made thereon as soon Is
possible.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-28

MUST NOT De coNFOUSDED WITH COMMON
~ tlsrtic Purgasive pills Carters Little Liver
Il Entirely unlike them every respect. One
. III WII prove their superiority.
TTSE ASSoSTUbA BiTTERs. FHR WORLD RE
- hoSnsd soIia A,nerisaa apPei,zsr Of exquisite
Ask yscr druggist
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-28

To-DAY's NAVAL ORDERs.-Lieut Ounior
grade) Geo. NJ. Stoney has been ordered TO ex-
animation for promotion; Assistant Surgeon
Geo. T. Smith to duty at the army and navy
hospital, Hot Strings, Ark; Mate p. C. Van
Buskirk to the receiving-ship Independence;
Gunner Thomas r. Wilson to appear before
the retiring board.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-28

To-DAY's ARMY 0RDERs.-Colonel Henry NJ
Lazelle, eighteenth infantry, granted three
months leave. First-lieutenant Herbert T.
Tutherly, first cavalry, detailed as professor Of
military science and tactics at Cornell univer-
sity, relieving Frst-lieutensnt Vim. p. Van
Ness, first artillery. Captain Geo. T. Beall
leave. First-lieutenant T. s. Mumford, thir-
teenth infantry, granted six months extension
of leave
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-28

HEARIss PosrroNED.-The hearing in the
case of the complaint of the Independent re-
finers association, Of TitusvilIe and Oil City,
against various railroads, alleging discrimina-
tion in rates on oil carried to the board, has
been postponed by the interstate commerce
commission until October next
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-28

COLLEGE HoSoRs.-This year Bowdoin has
conferred her honorary degrees on her own sons
and given that Of L. L. D., to Hon. Hugh Nc
Culloch, class of 1929, and Hon. William p.
Frey, class of 1850, and that of d. D., to the
Rev. w. s. Southgate, class of 1851, the we'll
known Episcopal clergyman at Annapolis. A
college may very properly be proud of such
distinguished sons.
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GIMP GRAvK's REsIoNArroH AccEPrkp.-E.
o. Graves, chief Of the bureau Of en-
craving and printing, IL going to be
. banker. His resignation has been &C
cepted, and the controller OF the
currency has authorized the organization of
the Washington National Bank OF Seattle,
Washington Ter, OF which Mr.. Graves is TO be
president. The capital stock will be sl0o, 900.
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CARHART 4 LEIDY

sos 18th and 7O6 K IT. nv.
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Honsroaus Aorp PHOSPHATE

Il relieves the prostitution and nervous deranr
ment
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BAkER. AZ bis residence, at Montross. westmors-
m. Mr.. cHARLEs c, BAKER IN his sirty-Isinth
year He had practiced law At Montross for more than
knew him