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HOUSE.

Messrs. O'Neill and Harmer (Pa) presented
petitions of employees OF various knitting mills
of Pennsylvania in favor of the passage of the
Mckinley bill. Referred.
The House went into committee of the
whole (Nlr Grosvenor of Ohio in the chair) on
the tariff bill.
REPRESENTATIVE WILSON AND THE CAMPBELL
LETTER
After the chairman had given sharp admo-
milton to the spectators in the gallery that they
must preserve order, Mr.. Wilson (W.ya.) took
the floor on question of personal privilege.
He expressed his qualification that the lapse of
time since the unhappy episode of SATURDAY.
permitted him to make thoroughly deliberate
and dlspassionate statement. As the chairman
of the committee had admitted a certain letter
on the ground that private citizen when as
saulted in the hall had Il right to be heard in
his own defense, and as that was undoubtedly
a correct theory, he would endeavor to give a
plain history OF the whole transaction.
He then presented the facts relative to
Mr.. Campbelrs appearance before the
meut that Messrs. Bynum and Wilson
had said that Sl5 month was good
wages for workingmen. the refutation of that
statement. the reiteration of it, i'll the form of
an affidavit. and the published denial of the
truth of the affidavit.
In conclusion he said that in view of the
courteous relations which had heretofore ex-
listed between the gentleman from Pennsvl-
vania Mr.. Bayne) and himself he would give
that gentleman an opportunity to say whether
he personally indorsed the language of Camp-
bell referring to him MIR. Wilson,.
MR.. BAYSE MAKES A STATEMENT
Mr.. Bayne thereupon arose and in a frank
and manly way stated that when he presented
the letter he knew nothing about the affidavit.
l,nl,. h. tnlt
standing between Mr.. Campbell and the gen
tlemen from Indiana and West Virginia (Mr.
Bynum and Mr.. Wilson,. No one could regret
more than he did that this had taken place.
MIR. WILSON SATISFIED.
Mr. Wilson said that after this statement he
did not feel that it was necessary for him to
pursue this matter any further. Both Mr..
Wilson and Mr.. Bayne were calm and dispas-
sionate in their language and manner, and the
members of the House were pleased that the
scenes OF Saturday were not re-enacted.
LEAD ORE.
The committee then proceeded to the
consideration of the bill, the pending
amendment being that offered by Mr..
Funston (kan striking from the metal sched-
ule the proviso that silver and all other
ores containing lead shall pay duty of II =
cents per pound on the lead contained therein
according to sample and assay at the port OF
entry.
Mr. Frank (Mo. regretted that the amendment
had emanated from the republican side Of the
House and he earnestly opposed it.
BLESSING TO AMERICAN MINERS.
MIR. Hopkins Qll) contended that the i'm
portation of Mexican ores was a blessing to
American miners, as well the workingmen
engaged in smelling. In the name of American
labor he protested against the provision which
miners. There was in the gallery now a gentle-
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BOYISH GTURBIDF.
lie Let Loose His Attack on DiaZ With
out Consulting Others.

CITY OF MFNICo, May l9-Mexican papers
are giving undue importance TO the Yturbide
incident. lturbidc. grandson of the emperor
OF the same name, during the last trip he made
TO the United tates is reported 10 haze said
that he represented the conservative marty
lhe local press took up the matter. and be. bow
IKE, 10 set matters straight. rushed INTO print.
puoisAlng letter In II IirWpO. in which he
criticised the government the lit.raI ,,srt, "a
also President Dlaz and for this he was ar
rested ana Is undergoing a TRIAL Tor complain
ing against a superior officer so far II atpears
thiit he wrote the Impudeut letter without con-
suithS any one. and therefore the goyernment
is inclined to deal lcnIcntly with hlm.
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BLUE JACKETS AFTER HIM
Mayor Cottrell Must BE Nimble IL He
Escapes His Pursuers.

CEDAR KEYS, FLA. May 19-Lieut Garden
and sixteen seamen. who are searching the
swamps for Mayor Cottrell, are meeting great
hardships. as the people, strangely enough. are
opposing them. So far the mayor has sue
ceeded in eluding his pursuers The town is
virtually under martial law and the United
States revenue steamer McLane is guarding
the place. Cottrell has. up to the present writ
ing. been tracked down to within fortv-eight
hours. He has the advantage of the sailors
however. in perfect knowledge of the coun-
try, though ii Is hoped that if they are unable
TO unearth their man they may run him out of
his hiding place in the swamps to the high
ground, where he cannot fail to be captured.
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STATUE OF GRANT.
Mr.. kOlsaat Will Give One Costing
S2OO,000 to the City of Galena.

GALENA. ILL. May ia meeting of the city
council has been called for next Tuesday even
ing TO confer with II. ii. Kolsaat and Jas. W.
Scott of Chicago concerning plans for the cree
ton here OF 5000 bronze statue of Gen.
Grant. which Mr.. kolsaat will present to the
city. The model, by Gelcrt. has been exhibited
by Mr. hosaat TO Mrs. Grant. who pronounced
1t 10y far the most faithful likeness of the GEN
eral that she has ever seen in statuary. The
statue will be completed in a year and Mr.
holsaats visit here is for the purpose of Sc
lectng a suitable site for its erection.
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The Fisl<e Will Contest Decided Against
Cornell University.

The United States Supreme Court today rem
dered an opinion affirming the judgment of
the circuit court i'll the suit of Cornell Uni
versity against Fiske. This is the well-known
Fiske will contest and 1t goes against the uni
versity.
There are large number of opinions to be
read. and the Kemmler case will not come I'D
for argument until near o'clock SO that IL
will probably be O'Clock, ii not later. before a
decision is rendered
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Banker Brown Dead.

BALTIMORE, May ls-Gen. George s. Brown,
the banker Of Alexander Brown 4 Sons died
this morning at his residence on Cathedral
street after an illness of several weeks For
nearly a week his life has been despaired OF,
but yet hopes were entertained that he would
recover his health. Yesterday, however, he
began to sink and as the hours wore on into the
night his life gradually ebbed away. About q
week ago Mr.. Brown reached his fifty-sixth
year, having been born in Baltimore May z,
1884. His father was Mr.. George Brown. Who
WAS born at Ballymena, Ireland on April IL,
1851, and came TO Baltimore when q boy sf
thirteen
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OHIO POLITICS.
N Tribute TO Foraker Planned by His
Republican Friends.

CoLUMBUs. OHIO, May l9.-The Ohio sta.a
republican central committee Will meet in ,bi.
city Tuesday to iix the time and place for hold
ing the coming state convention. Three ci,ies
columbus, Cincinnati and Cleveland. are max
ing great efforts to secure the convention. The
GATE VIII probably be fixed for the latter part
ol june. 4 movement Is on foot 10 have eK-
Gov. Foraker selected as permanent cb.1r,na,
OF the body. but II l. not believed that ba
would accept If he will there will be no on
position TO his candidacy For secretary ~
state u. ). Ryan viii be nominated for a second
Term by the republicans. J. b. Townsend.
chairman OF the democratic state comT,,,,.a
last fall. Is on the Brice slate for the demo-
cratic Nomination
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A GREAT DISCOVERY.
Sudden Force Found in steam Under
Peculiar Conditions.

BRIDorroRT. CoSN., May l9.-Mr. + G. Fowler
Of this city addressed society OF engineers
Tuesday respecting his discovery OF property
OF steam which under some circumstances will
cause an instantaneous doubling OF boiler pres-
sure without the application OF more heat His
CLAIMS we're demonstrated by a small boiler IN
Nhich the pressure was raised 20 forty pounds
anu Ater being remover from the ire sud-
uehls thrown 20 eighty pounds In another er-
PeIIineht The pressure was raised IN an instant
from eighty pounds 20 one hundred aud sixty.
Twas 'NAs clainea that tins property accounted Tor
many so-caied mysterious boiler explosions.
or those which withstood the insrnrtor's test
and then exploded At lower pressures. IL MAJ.
SHOWN how this property could be readily re-
moved from the boiler and the same ss
demonstrated by successful experimental
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A Beef-killing Contest.

SAN FRANCISCO, May l9.-In a beef-dressing
contest yesterday afternoon at Central Park
between NJ +. Mullins of Chicago and Charles
Mestphal OF San Francisco champion Of the
facihc coast for purse of $1,000 and the
worlds championship. Mullins was declared
the winner of the match by three Judges se-
lected to decide, although Westphal made the
fastest time. Westphsl killed and dressed his
''critter" in minutes As seconds Mullins in z
minutes z seconds. But the Chicago mans
work was by far the neatest, and by their sys-
TEN of accounting Mullins was credited with sl
per cent to Westphal's 81.
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Effective PRAYERS.

ST. PAUL, MINN., May l9-The prayers that
ascended yesterday from every city, town and
hamlet of the northwest for rain and for the
general welfare of the crops were anticipated
by drenching showers that fell, it is believed,
upon every square mile Of soil known to the
spring wheat belt kilograms have poured
into the chamber of commerce from ever
point in Minnesota and the stereotyped form
is: "Drenching rains over this entire territory
and the wheat crop saved"
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CONTROL OF THE WORLDS FAIR
The Director General Not Likely to BE
Chicago Man.

CHICAGO May l9.-Ihe vacancy caused by
the resignation Of Mr.. Stuyvesant Fish as the
worlds fair director has been filed bv the
election Of William Borner, general western
freigh: agent Of the Pennsylvania railroad. In
his letter Of resignation Mr.. Fish saws that
questions might arise in connection with the
lake front as a site for the fair that would re-
qnire action on his part as president OF the IL
hnois Central road, therefore he thought best
10 resign.
The impression now is that neither the di-
rector general of the fair nor the secretary
VIII be Chicago man. 1t Is thought best not
TO give out the idea that Chicago seeks To
hcnopoiIze the management of the exposi-
ton
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NOT SO BRIGHT.
Slight Change Noted i'm the Canadian
Outlook Toward Behring's Strait.

OTTAWA oNT., May l9.-The Hon. Mr.. Tup-
per minister OF fisheries, returned from WASH
hGton saturday night. Speaking last night he
SAID that negotiations in reference 10 the
BehrIng sea dispute were not finally concluded.
More than that he was not at liberty to saw.
Possibly he might have to return TO Washing.
toh short!H. Mr.. Iupper's retIcence and evil
dent desire not to saw ANYTHING leads - ,ha
inference that matters are not looking so bright
as Inc statement Ia the prorogation speech
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MRS. WHARTON DEAD.
The Woman Who Figured in the Fa.
nous Poisoning Case.

BALTIMORE. May ls.-Mrs. Ellen q. Wharton,
formerly 4 resident of Baltimore, died AZ the
home OF her son-in-law, Mr.. Moore Wharton.
near Philadelphia aged about seventy years
Mrs. Wharton may be remembered from her
connection with the celebrated cases IN which
she was defendant that were tried in Annapo-
hs IN 1871 and lS12 She was charged with
poisoning Gen. Nm. Scott k,tchum a retired
army otteer. and with the attempted poisoning
OF MI. Eugene Van Ness AZ her home 263 Ham,
llton place. IA this clty IN June. 1871. Tie
cases attracted national attention al the TINA
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B'nai Birth,

KANSAS CRY, Mo-, May l9.-The B'nai Birth
convention was called TO order yesterday with
the following officers present: Joseph Mayer
of Louisville, president; Moses Bauer of Gin
cinnati. treasurer and A. Abraham of Cincip-
natl. secretary. Eulogies we're delivered on
the late Samuel j. Lowenstein of Evansville.
Ind, past president of the grand lodge. Va,
rious reports were made and adopted Ii was
decided to hold the next annual convention in
St. Louis next May.
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A Wonderful Young Business Man.

EAU CLAIRE, Wis. May l9.-Sigyald A. Quale,
the Wisconsin millionaire, died Saturday Of
pulmonary consumption. aged thirty-eight. He
came from Norway as a boy without dollar.
obtained employment at manual labor with tb.
Omaha road, became land agent at Hudson was
given position Ia the Office. saved his salary
of $40 a month, speculated in lands and leave.
an estate of about Sl.0OO,O0O. He was the
owner of nIne-tenths of the stock Of the Wis
consin River Land Company and owned vast
tracts all over the northwest besides real estate
in Minneapolis Duluth. West Superior and
Eau Claire. He leaves widow and three stem
daughters
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To Defeat Prohibition.

LINCOLN, NEB.. May I9.-There has been re-
Gently organized in this state the State Busi-
ness Mems and Bankers Association with head
quarters IN Omaha and Lincoln. The object
OF this organization is TO defeat the prohIbi-
tlon amendment If possible.
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solemnly swear that the above is a true
and correct statement of the circulation of
THE EVENING STAR for the week ending May II,
lSso. FRANK b. MOVES,
Treasurer EVENING STAR Newspaper Co.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
nineteenth day OF May, AID. 1890
JoHN 7. C. CLARK,
Notary Public.
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A Millers, Trust.

ST LoUrs, No, May l9-The millers OF
Southern Illinois and Eastern Missouri met
here Saturday TO form a trust and operate the
sixteen mills as one. thus controlling the price
OF flour IN the south and southwest
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Suspended.

New YORK, May l9-The Public Grain and
Stock Exchange Of New York Qimited) ba,
temporarily suspended business owing TO the
securing of attachment against il by a cus-
| toner IN Oswego. NY. The attachment Wa
4 made 10 secure S3D ono
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ILLNESS OF GOV. CAMPBELL.
lhe Worst Is Not Told the Public I'm
Regard to His sickness.

CINCINNATI, OHIO, May l9-Private teIe-
grams from Columbus say Gov. Campbelrs
illness Is more serious than the general public
is aware.
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DIsMIssED.-Public Printer Palmer has re-
moved from the pleasures and profits of Office
Assistant Foreman III. F. J. Drake who for the
past seven years has been i'll charge of the
second division of the document roOm
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K-FIRsT PAYMENT-l9TH ISSUE.
MAY, 1s9

EQUITABLE
COOPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION
EQUITABLE BUILDING" 1908 81
Shares 81 SO per month
Subscription books open for shares in the 18th
issue. First payment May, 1880.
Pamphlets explaining the objects and advantages Of
the Association are furnished upon application.
Office hours, from am. To 80 pm daily On
the hrst Wednesday in each month the Office will be
open IRON 10 O'Clock pm Advances will be made
promptly At o'clock PIN
THOMAS soMERvILLE.
JNo. JOY EDISON. sec'ry wy6
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

H~OH KOPPEL-
C ARTIST TAILOR,
Has removed to No. 1929 18th ST Nv bet And
Rhode Island where he will be pleased to see his
friends. InIo1v,
KS THE KNIGHTS OF ST. AUGUSTINE, NO.
- L, will meet at their hall on TUESDAY,
May 20 at 80 pm. to attend the funeral of de-
ceased Brother. John Crawford It,
WOODLEY Inn
C>S UorDerly Washington Innl,
TENNALLYTOWN ROAD
Now oTen for daily and monthly boarders; also for
the conS Senience of those who driving
Lunches and SGpVers served at moments notice.
Driving parties must positively have cards of ad-
mission. Apply TO
JAS. r. KEENAN,,
mIS-Im Proprietor.
EA STATED MEETING OF MIrHRAS
49, LODGE or Pr ERFECTION, No ], ,AAS.R.
Will be held at the Cathedral of the Rite, 1907 q ST.
W. on TUESDAY EVENING, May 20th instant, at
5:3Oo'clock Work 9th degree. BY order Venerable
Master. A. Ii. HOLT,
ml9 II Thirty-seCOnd Degree Secretary.
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K1STHE UNITED STATES TRUST COMPANY.
1913 / 81. NV,
Washington. DC.
Capital. 500, 900.
Estates Managed. Rents Collected Real Estate
Bought and Sold on Commission, Money to Loan on
Real Estate and on Well endorsed Paper.
W. l.. BkUEN, President:
y A. ROBBINS, Vice President;
Col j. Is NIXON, Secretary;
A. L. COLLINS. Treasurer
J. Ii. HITCHCOCK.
J. b NIXON.
y. a. ROBBINS,
HENRY TAYLOR.
mS-3m Board of Discount.
- ING ASSOCIATION
OF GEORGETOWN, ID. c.
Ninth IssL of stock.
Books for SUBJ CrptOu Now Open
81 900 IN full ady yaHced on each share.
NAYHEM Platter, Treas II. +. GILBERT, Pres.
GEO. ". hiNG, Secretary.
Drectors-A. Is. JACKSON, DIR. l.. W. RITCHIE.
JSO. Il SCHULTZ II. e. WAGNER, WI SMITH,
DAN'L JOHNSON, ". +. GIBBONS. W. A. Gun
NlNGHAM. ml0lm
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The strike in B. c. Patton & CO.. shoe shop
Lynn, has been settled satisfactorily to all
parties.
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GOVERNMENT ACTUARY.-Prof. William Few
smith of New Jersey has been appointed gov
ernment actuary of the Treasury Department.
IN place OF j. {. Mccoy. who has been trans
ferred to the Office of the supervising architect
NAVAL ORDERS. Allan ID. Brown
and Ensign b. c. Dent ordered to appear be-
fore the retiring board Ensign John II. Fill
more ordered TO examination for promotion
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The MICHIGAN TO Go TO CLEyRIAND.-The
U.SS. Michigan will be ordered to proceed to
Cleveland, Ohio, i'll time to participate In the
celebration on the occasion of the unyeilipg of
the new Garfield monument on the Both of
Nav
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-19

CoNsCIESCE.-A Washington man sent a s5
bill to the Secretary of the Treasury today but
neglected to sign his name
PAYING FOR THE New OBsERvAToRY-Bll
for the thirteenth payment. SIP, S25, on the
new naval observatory were approved today
by the Secretary of the Naty. There now re-
main eleven payments. They are being made
at the rate OF one every twenty daYs
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PENSIONS FOR DISTRICT PEOPIE.--Pensions
have been granted to residents of the District
of Columbia follows: Increase. Dennis Will
son. James Roach (Anacostia); Thornton
Smith James Ford. Gottlieb Splitter alias GOtt-
fried Drummer and Allen ID. Albert; widows
&c. Mary, widow of Henry Taffe Especial act).
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.,THE TRADERS NATIONAL BANK
b of
WASHINGTON
9l6-glS leIua- ave NV,
Washington safe Deposit COrupany Building
Bank Opens
s. 30 from April ! 20 Oct. 4.
10 AIN, from oct i t. April /.
Closes al 3 IL.
This bank so!iCts the accounts (arge aud snalN Of
Individuals. firms ami corporations Pletg1ng careful
attention to all business TO
livery facility will h.
extended y customers
Directors.
Geo c. Hennlng, Osceola c. Green,
tha-. Baum, tieJ. A. Suehau,
J.. r. DrOOV, Emil C. Schaftr
John L. NAsneli, Samuel :. Sheid
MnI. A. GUrdUu EumOus b smith,
Periah wilkins
GEO c. HENSING, BRENT l. BALDWIN
President Cashier
=
suIlIGs tpGld II ADVANCE 10000
aEJ
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e., HAVING BEEN APPOINTED SEALER OF
SsS weights and Measures for the District Of
Columbia from 9th 81. west, 1 have established my
Office at l03 I'd st. NV. ii. j. CROUCH.
ml4-6t Sealer
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-, 2 Z VI y G
49, Deyereux K Ciaghan have removed from
4O3 18th 81 TO III lth 81. ml4 6t'
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An EXAMINATION will be held at the rooms of
the civil service commission on Saturday. May
"A, commencing at am. to fill vacancy in
the position Of stenOgrapher and teegrapher i'll
the Department of Justice.
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MCCALLA MAY BE JUMPED.-Naval Com
mander Allan ID. Brown has been ordered to ex-
animation for retiremen. on account of dis
ability. If he should be retired. as he prob
ably will be. commander will be jumped over
the head of Commander Gala, who will thus
experience the sensation of standing still while
the procession moves on. as part of the pen
atty he is paving. The man who will go over
his head is Commander French Z. Chadwick,
commanding the Yorktown.
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STHE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST
CAPITAL rlOUO,OC0
TEMPORARY OFFICES, lUUl st. n. ".
Irey!Cus the erection Of the Conn any building
corner 9Th and r sis. NV.
MONEY LOANED on COLLATERAL AND ON
REAI. ESTATE
VOL secured Loans, guaranteed by the Company.
fer sale
INTEREST PAID.
Call on OF correspond with Us.
We. Robson, Secretary.
DlkECIOkS:
Charles b Bailey. GeOrge F. Schafer
James l. barbour, Thomas Someryilia
OeOrse r. BartJl. John A SwOle.
Richard W. Clay. J. = SwOrmstt,it
= CUMMINGS, HAttersley ". abbott
J J. Darlington, GeCrgc TruesdeL.
John Joy Edson, 4 n Warner
Charles J fAllkueL. A A. Wilson,
AbSrt r. fOx. L ID. Wine,
- q Green, - ". Woodward
william b. Ourley. Chss. Benz Wilkinson,
John h. LArUer A y NOrthingtou
fS4 -3u
R~ CERTIFICATES OF STOCK AND
~ Cheques. All methods of Printing aud
L2graNing- GEDNEA kOBEkTS.
MY 4O1 10th st, Adjoining Post building.
k~wAsHINGTON SAFE DEPOSIT co,
prepared to RENT Boxks At srtats at s'f Rf,
DNNLD hNILS- H21-4m
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K<S>ADJUTANT MCFiRLANE, THE SCOTCH
~ Laddle, at the salvation Army TONIGHT.
ST Georges Hail. 30 lth St n. Welcome all IT.
NSTHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
~, MaSsanetta Mineral Springs Conn an
will be held JUNE SPIN.
It. j. 7. LEWIS. Secretary.
,fcSS25 WEEK IF SICK AND $1,000 PAID
IN wears. There Will be a meeInv W D.
NESDAI EVENING, May 2l, at ST. GEORGES s
HALL 5lO llth st NV 10 Organize branch of the
Iron Hall. now having Il,OOO members Come and
bring your friends. Free. l!'-.}ts
Is - IMPORTANT TO PROPERTY OWNERS
Owners will do well 10 consult BIRCH SIMMONS
House and SiSn Painters, ll01 10Th 81. w. before
having painting done. They are the agents of the
standard Paint CO. celebrated Z and h. Roof Paint
his PANT IS sure preventative against dampness
and Is especially manufactured TOR eaky tin roofs and
damp walls. 1t will last long again the ordinary
roof PANT. Orders promptly attended to- ml9-6t-
Ry MORNING STAR, COLUMBIA. MONU-
- mental. EaglestOn and Washington Lodges
Of Goud leluplars viii meet with ID. p. Holloway
Lodge at hall. 9TH and u SITS. NV, THIS EVENING.
Exercises OF great interest. All Templars welcome I
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R~GARDEN RESERVOIR VASES,
~ GAS STOVES AND RANGES
5. SHEDD Il BRO.
mylS 432 9th st. n ".
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DELEGATES TO THE MEDICAL CoNGREss.-S
geons Chas. II. Alden and John s. Billings Of
the army have been detailed by Secretary Proc
tor as delegates to the International Medical
Congress that is to meet i'll Berlin in August
next. After the adjournment of the congress
Surgeon Billings will make special tour OF in
vestlgatOn into Great Britain, France Italy
Germany, Belgium. Holland and elsewhere in
Europe under instructions from the surgeon
general OF the army
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the grievances, but adjourned to consider
them and take action at subsequent meeting.
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THE EVENING STAR

PUBLISHED DAILY. Except Sunday,
AT THE STAR BUILDINGS,
Northwest Corner Pennsylvania Ave. and llth St. By
The Evening Star Newspaper Company,
5. Ii. KAUFMAN, IresL