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LAID OVER.
No Action to Be Taken on the San Francisco
Postofice Site Till Next Week.


WASHINGTON, May 17.-Secretary Win
dom stated this afternoon that the report
on the San Francisco building site would
not be considered. acted upon and made
public before the middle of next week.
The law authorizing the site names the
General, Attorney General and
Secretary of the Treasury as officials to
select the site. The Attorney-General will
be absent from the city and is not expected
to return before Tuesday, so the report will
60 over until his return when these three
can meet Then the report will be con-
sidered and perhaps acted upon at once,
unless there are good reasons why q further
Investigation should be made.
A California Associated Press agent
talked with N. X. Masten, President of the
commission, tonight. He will remain un-
til the contest is ended, but he is assured
that the site on Howard street will be Sc
lected. He says Senator Hearst was at
first inclined against this location, but now
favors it. Clunie is favorably Impressed
with it. and Morrow is inclined to wait
until further proposal comes. This latter
IS the property favored by the Chronicle,
said Mr.. Masten. Morrow is said to favor
the site recommended the commission,
but he wants to wait for the other pro-
posals, in order that all may have fair
show.
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INTERESTING GAMES.
spFinting Records Smashed at the Berkeley

sprinting Records Smashed at the Berkeley
Athletic Club Games.
NEW YORK, May 17.-Following were the
most important events at the Berkeley
Athletic Club games to-day; One-hundred-yard
dash, won by c. Ii. Sheriff. of
Yale III 10 seconds; II. Carey
second. One hundred and n,ty Yards won by L.
IA 40 seconds. SIX hundred yards ruu,
won by w. c. Doums OF New York
In minute II 2-5 seconds, equaling the best
record. IWo-mlle run won by w. ID. Day of
New Jersey in minutes 80 1-6 seconds,
beating the American record by C 20 seconds.
SheiIii ran $50 yards III IA 4 seconds, equal
Ing the worlds record. j. 7. Lee covered 22O
yards In hurdle in 20 3-5 seconds, beating the
record -
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Close of tho Art Exhibition.

The exhibition of the San Francisco Art
Association closed last evening with the
award of prizes to five members, as fol-
lows:
FLst-John Doliber, Scene In Napa Valley"
by William Keith.
Second-Mlss Nellie Stearns, portrait of John
Brown, by William Shaw.
Thhd-W. Il. Dangerteld, coast Scene" by
Christian Jorgenen.
Fourth-o. Z. Miller, "Pansies," by Mrs j.
Ireland.
FIth-Oyer Eldridge. "Scene In Paris" by
s. ErepZenp.
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The following dispatch was received last even :
ing by j. j. Jamls0H. Secretary OF the Golden
Gate Athletic Club, from Joe McAuliife, who Is
now in New York;
Sullivan says that he Will fight me before he does
Jackson. California suits me, but will put OBJ
stacie In Sullivanis way. Will fight him on h is
terms. Expect match to be made after few days
negotiating with hun. JOE McAULIFFE.
Two young lightweight boxers fought last
night for a stake OF 800 and the championship
OF Valencia street. The contestants were Lealy
and Cramer. The former won after number OF
rounds.
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SANTA ANA.
uarantining Bugs .stinguished Arrivals.
Yelorm ut Of Miuas

RT1H EHH'IHE DU5o D.st1HS uIbueU AIIIFAIt,
velormant of Mines.
SANTA ANA Cali. May 1.-THE Board OF Su-
pervisoIs OF Orange County has passed an ordi-
nance quaraniining all imports Of fruits plants
10wers or vegetables affected with live scale or
Insects their eggs, laI,e or pupa detrimental
Or Injurious 10 fruit trees, plant life or their prod
ucls. providing for The destruction of pests ex-
lst!ng and making violation OF the ordinance a
Inlsdemeanor. There was AN increased attend
ance OF citizens this afternoon at Nell's Hall
and additional steDs were taken toward organiz-
Ing an Agricultural Fair Associations.
Charles Dudley Warner of Harper Brothers
n. Y, with ladies' accompanying him, spent the
day here, ana were driven over the city and val
ley by the Board OF Trade.
Los Angeles syndicate is arranging to de.
velop the important coal and silver mines re-
Gently discovered In San Diego Canyon, aud to
build large reservoir In which to store water to
irrigafe the San Joaquin rancho.
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SOUTHERN METHoDIsTs.

The General Conference Refuses to Condemn
the Use OF Whisky or Tobacco.
ST LOUIS, May lin the N. Z. Church
South Conference to-day, DR.. Philpott of
Texas exploded bomb hell by asking the
adoption of resolutions vigorously con-
demning the use of tobacco in all forms,
the revenues from which exceed 5000, 900, ,O00
annually. Half The conference was on its
feet at once, and after stormy time the
resolutions were indefinitely postponed.
The conference has emphatically refused to
condemn whisky or tobacco.
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Sentence Approved.

WASHINGTON, May 17.-Secretary Tracy
has approved the sentence of the court
martial which condemned Lieutenant Com
mander Parker of the United States steam
ship Iroquois to eighteen months suspen-
sion from rank and duty, and to retain his
present position on thetlist of Lieutenant
Commanders. The charge against him was
drunkenness.
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Macmillan YIctnrinns

Judge Van Reynegom has dismissed the
information charging John McMullen with
libeling the Harbor Commissioners by
charging that they had changed the con-
tract for building the coffer-dam for a
money consideration. 1t cannot be show
that McMulleu procured the publication of
the article upon which the charge was
based
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AT srocKroN.
The Senators Unable TO Secure a Hit OF
Hapemau's Deliyery

Ine senators Unable TO Secure Hit OF
Hapeman's Delivery.
STOCKTON, May Ill is seldom that in nine
innings team falls TO get q safe hit, but that Is
what happened to the Sacramentos to-day in the
game with stockton. the Senators being defeated
by score of to 4.
Hapeman pitched for the home team, ana
while the Sacramentos banged him for fourteen
hits, with a total OF twenty-five bases in eight
innings last Thursday, yet in the nine innings to-
day they could not find him safely once. Neither
club made an earned run, and Daly's poor work,
ably supplemented by that OF Stapleton, was the
cause of Stockton's victory
SUMMARY-At Stockton, May II, 1890-Stock-
tons 6, Sacramentos 4. Base on errors-Stoek-
tons 4, Sacramentos 4. Base on balls-Stocktons
2, SacramentOs 4. Left on bases-StocStons 4,
SacramentOs 2. Struck out-By hapeman 8, by
Zeigler 4. Double plays-Reltz and DAILY. Sac.
ritce hits - Selma, Goodenough and Zeigler.
Passed balls-Bowman 2. Wild pitches-Hape-
man 1, ZeGler 1.
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ASHLEY NINE VICTIMS.
The Work of Recovering Dead Bodies Rapidly
Progressing.

WLKEsBARRE. May II. - Five more
bodies of the Ashley mine victims were
brought out to-day. They were Robert
Pritchard. Michael Scully, Michael Ben
nett, and one was unrecogniZable Pritch-
ard was found with his face downward
hundred feet beyond where the eleven
bodies were recovered yesterday. A little
beyond this the charTed body of Michael
Scully was found. Late this afternoon the
body of Henry Jones was recovered The
body was horribly mutilated except about
the face. The work is progressing rapidly.
and the victims supposed to be in the nit
will probably be recovered before night.
Great crowds are still surrounding the
opening.
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A FALSE REPORT.
No Further Trouble in Dor Matters in
Oregon

NO rurtner trouble In Dor Matters in
Oregon.
PORTLAND May 17.-Tnere is report that a
renewal OF the strike will take place on Monday
next, but 1t is not credited. either by leading
strikers or by contractors for the reason that 10
per cent OF the men now at work In the city are
non union men, and are, therefore, not within the
jurisdiction OF any labor organization. Contract
ors say mat brick k-iayers and plasterers are
coming In at The rate OF three and four day.
Ihe union men deprecate the fact, but do not
deny H. The TACT Is, one can look all over the
city, and everywhere he will see work going
ahead Instead OF another attempt being made
to call The men out on Monday. II Is believed
that at that time those now out will be ready to
take up Iheir tools and go 10 work.
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PHILADELPHIA, May 1.-THE Cincinnatisl lost
to-day's game in the seventh inning. when errors,
aided by timely hitting, netted four runs for the
Phllles. Attendance 1000. Summary:
Ihldueip pnlaS. ...........,.,.U = U o o .
Cmcinnatis. atis....................l ! 0 o 90 O.
Base hits-Phiiadephias IL, Cincinnats 6. En-
rors-Phil !delphias l, Cncinnatis 3. Batteries-s
Duryea and Keenan,, Vickery and Clements. Unf.
pire-McQuade.
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Bad for Pittshure

PHILADELPHIA, May 1.-THE Ptisburgs out
batted the local team to-day, h,ii lost the gainS
on errors. Attendance 2700 Summary:
Philad iphias. ......-..-.....,,.2 U 8 2 0-10
Plttsburgs.... % 2 o 4 01-T
Base hits-Philadelphias 10, Pittsburgs IL. En-
rors-3 each. Batteries --Kneil and Miligan Staley
and Carroll. Umpires-GunniHg and Matthews.
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Isabella Rlaina Marriad.

WASHINGTON, May II. - Miss Isabella
Blaine, daughter of the Secretary of State.
was married this morning to Walter Dam
rosch. President Harrison and wife, Chief
Justice Fuller, Vice-President and Mrs
Morton, apd other n0tables were present
1t was brilliant wedding.
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EASTERN ILLINOIS.
Rumored Deal Between President Msckey
and The Big -Four

TERRE HAUTE und.), May 17.-It is rumored
here that President Mackey of the Eastern I'LL
nois Mackey lines is To turn the property over TO
the Big -Four. For so doing he will be made
general manager OF The indianapolis. ST. Louis
and Cairo and Vino ennes and Chicago In addi-
ton TO the lines from which lie Will resign the
presidency. Through traffic from Cairo will
come via FranciSylle and Vlneennes TO rerre
Haute and Chicago. The deal is 10 20 into effect
within ninety days.
CHICAGO, May 1.-THE Missouri Pacific cut
rates this morning TO 81 from Kansas City 10
Omaha, 81 from ST. Louis to Omaha and 81
rate from Missouri points 10 those in Colorado.
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ON THE DIAMOND.
COuShlin Made to Suffer ALL the Eastern
Clubs Win.

BOSTON, May 17.-Cougbln received his nrst
hard punishment to-day. In addition, he was
mlserably supported. Two thousand seven hum
dred people witnessed the game. Summary:
Bostons. ons.......,,,,,..,..... o o 5Oi i q
Chicasos.. o OOO1 l. 4
Base hits-Bostons l. Chicagos .. Errors-BostonE
D, Chlcagos TO- Batteres-Getzen and Hardle
Coughlin and Nagle. Umpire. McDermOtt.
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Worlds Fair Commissioners.

BOISE CITY Qdahol. May 1.-THE Commits
sioners to the Worlds Fair were appointed by
Governor Sharp to-day, as follows: Repubii
cans-George a. Manning OF Post Falls Kootenai
County, Commissioner, aud A. j. Crook of Clay
Ion, Custer County, alternate. DemOcrats-JO ohm
Z. Stearns OF Yampa, Ada County. Commissioners
ana John Nj. Burke OF Warduer, Shoshone
County,, alIefnates
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Nor b Fnla Exnlditinn

CHRIsrIANIA, May 1.-THE Nansen
North Pole expedition, now fitting out, will
follow out the theory that direct route
exists across the Polar region. The Nansen
party will start near the point where the
JeaIneits was nipped by the ice, going to
the opposite point where the articles from
the Jeannette we're found.
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ALIVE IN HER COFFIN.

Woman About to be Buried Revives and
Dies Soon Afterward
NEWPORT (ky), May 17.-Mrs. JACOB Kolb, OF
-Four Mile, Kenton County, came to life In her
coffin as IL was about TO be lowered into the
grave, Wednesday. She was greatly shocked at
the discovery of her position and died half an
hour later and was buried as in ended
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SacramanIn NotAs.

SACRAMENTO May ia FIRE tonight in the
factory of the Capital Furniture Company de-
stroyed property 10 The value OF $4,000.
Billy Lewis of this city and George Greg
son OF San Francisco fought seventeen
rounds here tonight. when the police
stopped the fight. IL was about an even thing
though Lewis would never have won the hight
faiily. he repeatedly fOuled GregsUn.
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THE PRESBYTERIANS.

Committee on Confession Of Faith and Cate
6h sms Report Progress
SARATOGA, May 1.-THE Presbyterian Gen.
era Assembly received a report that the Com
mtIee on Revision Of the Text of the Confession
OF Faith aud Catechsms had completed the work
on tile confession aud requested to be continued
for that on catechismS.
report was received from the Board OF Relief
Tor Disabled Minister'S showing 624 beneiciarles
and cash balance In the years finances OF
over $4,000
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BITTEN BY A SNAKE.

Young Mans Presence Of Mind Saves His
Life.
STOCKTON, May II. Juan II. Sosi, a Portu-
guese youth, about 20 years of age, was bitten
by rattie-snake to-day while herding sheep
near the Salt Spring Valley Reservation. The
reptile lay concealed in the grass, and, Jumping
up, fastened Its fangs 10 SOsi's left thumb. The
lad spilt his hand with knife In several places
and sucked out the poisoned blood. He was
Drought TO Stockton at noon, ana physician at
Tended him. His arm and hand are swollen
feariully and he suffers intense pain.
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L.unch of the ukIah.

The San Francisco and North Pacific Railroad
Company's new steamer Ukiah was successfully
launched last evening at Point Tlburon I'm the
presence OF about 800 spectators. As the vessel
slid Into the bay she was christened by Miss
Olive Maguire, who broke bottle OF champagne
over her stern. The Ukiab will be-uext to the
Solano-the largest ferry-boat plying on the
XafeIS of the haY
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Ihs Baptist chur,h Of Ame,ica

CHICAGO, May H. The annual conven-
ton of the Baptist Church of America
meets here Monday morning at tbs
Emanuel Baptist Church, extending over
one week. The principal subject before
the convention will be the raising of funds
for Rockefeller University
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Murdered by a BURGLAR

OMAHA, May 1L-C. s. Poor, the pro-
prietor of the Nebraska Steam Laundry,
and the son of prominent Boston business
man, was shot and killed by an unknown
burglar at his residence at 3 o'clock this
morning. There is no clew to the assassin
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Van Wins Again

BROOKLYN, May 1.-THE visitors were un-
able TO hit Van Haltren and the home team won
In canter. Attendance 27eo. Summary:
OVhJ .ssss......O o v U " VI
Chieagos.. s.............-...,.........0 o 90 o.
Base hits-BEooklyns 9, Chicagos 4. Errors
Brooklyns 2. ChicagOS 4. Batteries-Yan Haltren
and Cook, King and Farrell.
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The Bisons Suffer.

NEW YORK, May 1.-THE Bufalos batted
like schOolboys to-day and telded like China
men. Attendance 1000. Summary:
New Iorks. s............. .......0 o 3 o 2 o. 0-13
Bufalos. os.......-....-........-..0 o 20 l. q
Base hits-New Yorks l5 Buffalos 8. Errors
New Yorks 6, Buffalos Z. Batteries-Crane and
Ewing, Kroek and Mack. Umplres-Ferguson and
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MORMON CONVERTS.
An Effort to Be Made to Prevent Their Being
Landed al New York

WASHINGTON, May lit is extremely
probable that the immigration Commits
sioner at New Y York City, acting under ad-
vice from the Treasury Department, will
end eavor to stop the bringing of Mormon
converts into that port. Deputy Commits
soner O'Beirne was at the department yes
terday, aud had conference with officials
on the subject, and was advised to go
ahead. The next batch of converts will be
prevented frcm landing on our soil on the
ground that it would be in violation of the
contract labor law. The case will be taken
into the courts, and the authorities will
claim that these converts are brought over
under contract.
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A Clnsa Cana

BROOKLYN, May 17.-Brooklyn and Pittsburg
played an exciting game to-day, which was wit
messed by 1900 people. Summary:
Brooklyns. 0 l OIL l. 9
Plttsburgs.. q 0 o O.
Base hits-BroOklyns 8, Pittsburgs g. Errors
Brooklyns o. PIttsburgs .. Observation-Disclosures and
Berger, Hughes and Bushong. Unpire-Lynch.
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CONGRESS-.
THE SENATE.
Bill to Establish Educational and Indus.

trial Schools.
WASHINGTON, May 17.-This morning Blair
from The Committee on Education and Labor.
reported bill authorizing the establishment OF
educational and Industrial schools from the pro-
ceeds OF sale OF public lands and the forfeited
portion OF the railway giants.
Stewart gave notice that on Wednesday next
he would submit remarks on the Jones silver
bill.
Farwell introduced a bill providing for PEN
sons OF 500 per month to war survivors who
losI both eyes aud S72 10 those having already
iost one eye ana lost the other In service; also
500 per month to all dependent Survivors who
contracted wounds causing such dependency
and 500 per month TO widows OF the aloremen.
TONED persons.
The calendar was then taken up for the con-
alteration OF bills not objected to.
Inc House bill was passed which amends the
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Where Is Edward Morr,.q

Mrs. Emily Week, who keeps lodging
house at 1924 Leavenworth street, yester-
day swore out n warrant for the arrest of
Edward Morris, one of her dodgers. She
alleges that she gave Morris $50 bill 10
change for her, and that he went out. and
she has not seen him SINCE Up to late
last night Morris had not been found by the
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THE TOMsK FIRE.

a Cyclone, Followed by Heavy snow-storm,
Adds to The Horrors
ST. PETERSBURG, May 17-Later ac-
counts OF the Tomsk fire say a cyclone
attended the fire, and heavy snow-storm
Immediately followed. The cathedral fell
on the hospital inmates. The latter were
crushed, and then roasted. The garrison
brutally refused to give assistance. The
list Of victims is very large.
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Reprimanded by the Grand Jurv.

FRESNO, May 1.-THE Grand Jury filed a
supplementary report to-day, n which were two
true bills. Coroner Bishop ana his predecessor
King were scored Tor the manner in which the
business of the Office had been conducted and
for the size OF the bills rendered.
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BAKERSFIELD, May 1.-THE jury In the
Elliott murder trial, after having been out forty
two hours, was today discharged not being able
TO agree. They stood seven for acqulttal and
hVe Tor conviction. The trial has been u very
expensive one for iny0 County
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The Young Mems Independent Club OF the
Tenth Ward elected the following temporary
omcers last evening: William Grace. Pres ident;
Ihomas Farrell, Vice President; James Cost
iett, treasurer; j. Kennedy, Secretary; James
Kelly, Sergeant-at-Arms
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A Lost Commission.

GUTHRIE. May ia special courier from
Coma Village says the Commission has been lost
Tor twenty-fOur hours In the woods. 'Sqnaw's
men" nave been sent out tO find them. AT the
iowas dance the medicine men danced all night
aud they are in favorable mood for negotia-
tiOus
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The report OF The discharge OF large number
OF gripmen and conductors on the Omnibus r Ill
way Company's lines, because they jlinea the
union, has been denied. There is "A aihiculty over
providing free transportation for employees over
tile road, but a plan Is being prepared whereby
the trouble will be set aside.
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act OF June 10. 1873. TO aid vessels wrecked or
disabled in waters cotermiuOus to the United
States and Canada.
turn OF Second-class mall matter; for the erec-
ton OF statue TO Grant In Washington.
After short executive session the Senate ad-
1Ourued.
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The Joint Committee OF the Native Sons OF tile
1oloen west, which has In charge the prepara-
tlons for the coming Admission dav cele In atIon
has secured the Bljou TheaIer as a meeting
place; and VIII hold Its first meeting therein on
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Cuticura Succeeds

Having been n sufferer for two years and half
from a disease caused by a bruSe on the leg, and
having been cured by the CUTIcURA REMEDIES
when all other methods and remedies failed, deem
Springs to avail and tried several doctors with
out success and at last principal druggist, Mr..
John p Finlay ito whom shall ever feel gratefully.
spoke TO me about CUrICURA, and consented 20
give them trial, with the result that perfectly
cured. There Is now about Inc. l think
can show the largest surface where my suderings
sprang from os any one in the State. The CUTICURA
REMEDIES the best blood and skin cures manu-
factured. l refer 10 druggist John F. Fnay and
DIR. d. G. Montgomery both of this place, and TO Dr.
Smith of Lake Lee Miss.
ALEXANDER BEACH Greenvnle, Miss
Mr.. Beach used the CUTICuRA REMEDIES, 1t our
request with the resglts as above stated.
A. B. FINLAY x CO., DruggistS
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"A CONTINENTAL TRAMP.

He Walks fer Big Wager and Is Ahead Of
Time.
ALBUQUERQUE IN. Mex) May Id S. Har-
riman, who started on walk from Wabash,
Ind, to San Francisco in sixty-fve days. for a
wager OF $4,000. arrived here to- day accompanied
by his guard and Russian walker named Eel
ilckoner. The party aIe in good condition, and
Hartman says he will be aDle 10 complete the
tiip IN good lime. He is now $40 miles ahead OF
schedule time. He gave an exhibition this even
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THE GRAND ARMY.

Institution Of Hartford Post at Lodi-Militia
in Camp.
LODI, May 17.-Hartford Post, G.. A. r. was
Instituted here last night by Department Conn.,
mander A. j. Buckles, assisted by members Of
RawlIns Post OF Stock ton. After The Installation
veterans and guests sat down to q banquet Of
beans, coffee aud hardtack.
Forty members of the Stockton Guards are
here to-day for a TWO days camp. They Will
have ball and exhibition drill this evening at
Paik Hall, and Tomorrow afternoon an exhibit
tion on the square They return TO Stockton to-
morrow afternoon