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WHAT THE WIRES SAY
Large Scheme to Develop Kansas
Wheat Culture.
CEDAR KEYS UNDER SIEGE.
A Scoundrel Who Stole Seattle
Charity Funds.
AL SORTS OF ITEMS BY TELEGRAPH
'EDAR KEYS UNDER SIEGE.
AL SORTS OF ITEMS BY TELEGRAPH
GARFIELD's REMAINS.
The Casket Opened Yesterday and the
Body Found Intact.

CLEvELASD, May 2l.-Before the casket con-
tanning the remains OF eN-President Garfield
were removed to the memorial structure yester-
day !; was opened in order 10 quiet forever the
rumors about the body not being in the casket
The body WAS found TO be in n good state
Of preservation and could be easily recog-
nized. The hair had somewhat fallen of from
the forehead. but the beard had grown fully
two inches. The eyes and mouth we're closed
and the features somewhat shrunken. but per
fectly white. They looked a though light
frost had fallen upon them. The two sons o;
the late President. Harry and James r.. did
not care to look at their fathers remains. and
the cover of the casket was replaced and re-
fastened forever.
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CONVICT LABOR IN ILLINOIS.
Legal Proceedings 90 be Begun Against
a Marden.

CHICAGO, May 2L.-The report Of the special
committee to the trade and labor assembly on
convict labor will result in legal proceedings
against the warden of the state penitentisry.
Ii was ascertalned that a Chicago firm 10 em-
ploying more convicts than the law allows.
The last lot of convicts secured illegally
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-21
Fine Climate for Horses.

MARSHALL, No., May 2l.-A case OF triple
birth i'll the history of the equine family oc-
CURED here yesterday. fine brood mare be-
longing to VIM. Barnes of tins city dropped
three colts. They are small. but all are alive
and doing nicely, being perfectly formed and
as lively as crickets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-21

Dry Or oops.
ANDRoscoGGIN BLEACHED COTTON. in short
lengths. &C.
CRASH for toveling. &c.
sHEEIlNCI. 21 yards wide, lie. and lSc.
CHILDhES's LACE COLLARS less than wholesale
Prices.
FRENCH SATINE. Henrietta finish. .5c
CHALLIES. IN beautiful styles. DC.
hED TABLE LINES, fast cOlors. Zoe.
PILLOW CASE COTTON. 10c.
FEArHER-PROOE ITCHING. lJc.
BLACK MOHAlR 40 inches wide. J0c.
Bi.ACK HENRIkTTA, 40 inches wide Soc
BLACK HESKlE1IA ~ extra bargain, 4o inches
wide, OiJc.
LAM ~ in endless variety fast coloTs, &c.
llAhk's ONT. Spoil COa TON, 4Jc. dozen.
NAIJf GOODS in all styles and prices
DEkSS MAkEkS CAMBkIC, &c.
DkESS BUTTONS. &c. dorm.
New assortment of PAhAsOLS and sun UNBR FL
LAS Just received.
BLACK NELvETEEN. zoe
HAMBUkGs IN al prices
zoo yards SPOOL Cor TON will run ON machine &C.
mylo 1916 Ssh 81 nv
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The Oklahoma Census.

Mr.. James Spalding Of the Census Office has
gone to Oklahoma under orders from superin-
tendent Porter to advise with the officials of
the new territory relative to the methods to be
employed in taking the census OF the territory.
the methods employed in taking the territorial
census as nearly uniform as possible with those
that will be employed in taxing the United
States census. The territorial census will be
taken at once in order that an election may be
held for members Of the legislature. The
enumerators of the United States census will
begin their work on the first of June. Mr.,
Spaiding, who is familiar with the work of the
Census Office, will assist the territorial officers
as much ~ possible
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REFRIGERATED WHEAT.
A Big scheme 90 Utilize Soft Kansas
Wheat for Good Flour.

KANSAS Cry. May 2l.-rillsbury, the MinDe-
apolis miller. is going TO build a million-do
mill here TO grind Kansas wheat He will put
in big refrigerating elevator. which. he thinks,
will make the soft Kansas wheat as good 40
Dakota No. hard
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California Democrats.

SAN FRANcIsco, May 2l.-The democratic
state central committee yesterday decided to
hold the state convention at San Jose August
10 for the nomination of candidates for gov
ernor and other state Offices
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-21
Discouraged Illinois Farmers.

Southern Illinois farmers pronounce the
outlook for wheat very bad and seem con-
siderably discouraged The wheather crop
bulletin for the last seven days shows that
the temperature has been considerably below the
state has been above the average. Corn plant
ing il delayed in many quarters by the late
cold weather. In other parts planting is pro-
gressing slowly. The frost has idjured fruits
and vegetables in most localities but this
damage il not thought to be general Fulton
county reports last week a. an unfavorable sne
for crops Of all kinds. Hamilton county, which
reported 50 per cent. now says that the pfos-
pect is good for only 80 per cent of q crop
Pope county reports wheat - improving.
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The Willouuhby.Mackall Suit.

In the suit of Westel Willoughby against
Brooke Mackall Tor so, 900 fees for professional
services the defendant today, by ]. J. Johnson
filed his answer and pleas. He states that he
did not undertake or promise IN manner and
form as alleged; that the cause OF action did
not occur within three years. He states that
April 10, 1888, the defendant entered
into an agreement in writing that he
was to conduct these suits in equity to final
adjudication for a sum equal to 80 per cent of
the amount recovered, in addition to what he
had already received; that the case against
Richards Was lost; that while cause SO38 was
pending in the Supreme Court of the United
States on Saturday, December z, 1889. he
informed defendant by letter that his
and enclosed paper for him to
execute by IL o'clock, and in case
of failure he would not go on with the case.
This paper was a deed to convey him Is 100 of
his interest in certain real estate to pay Is pea
cent of the civil case against Richards in suit
29, 2S6 and 25 per cent i'll a case against Rich
ards in the Supreme Court of the United States.
No alternative was left defendant under
the plaintiffs absolute refusal but to
file a motion in the Supreme Court to give him
time to employ other counsel, and this leave
being given he was at great expense compelled
to employ other counsel, and he claims that
the plaintiff thereby waived, annulled and
abandoned the original contract He
denies that he ever employed plaintiff
to negotiate loans in his behalf
He states he had verbal agreement by which
plaintiff was to divide with him ali fees real
lied from clients who employed plaintiff
through him, and remembers the following
fees: q. G. Cox, $1,000; Lansburg, 500; in the
Squires case, $1,000, and says there are others
which in his opinion will make the aggregate
10000, and asks upon the trial to have iudg-
ment for such amounts as may be due him.
-
Discomfort on the Evolution Squadron.
letter from Algiers says discomfort prevails
to great extent In the white squadron among
both officers and men, but it is not due to the
causes published. Among the officers it is due
to rather arbitrary commander-in-chief, who
overlooks no mistskes. Among the men il is
due to the unusual large number of landsmen
and merchant sailors, who are unused to naval
discipline
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Death in the Wreck.

PrrTsBuRe. Pa, May 2l.-At 20 this morn
ing gravel train coliided with the south
bound through freight near Allegrippas station
ON the Pittsburg and Lake Erie. Engineer
Rogers jumped and his head was split open on
the end of a railroad tie. killing him instantly.
Conductor Name and Fireman Robinson also
jumped and were seriously injured Robinson
NAV die.
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Expecting Their 'Ighnesses.

VICTORIA. BIC. May 2l.-The steamship
AbyssInia, with their highnesses the Duke and
Duchess of Connaught, is expected daily.
There will be a demonstration in connection
with the celebration of the queens birthday.
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A Big Salmon for the President.

II President Harrison had been overwhelmed
with callers today he could truthfully have
excused himself with the remark that he had
''other fish to fry" for Fish Commissioner
Mcdonald this morning sent TO the
White House royal representative
Of the salmon race in the person
of 22-pounder which Mr. W. j. johnson of
Gloucester, N. J., caught yesterday in the Del
aware. This fish IL undoubtedly a result of the
plant Of 100 600 or more made in the Delaware
In 1883. and Commissioner Mcdonald was 80
well pleased that the remains were permitted
to lie in state on an icy catafalque at the COM
missions headquarters for some time this MORN
ing, being at last tenderIy borne, with appro-
pirate services, to the Presidents kitchen.
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K-~FIRsr PAYMENT-lsrH ISSUE.
MAY. 1890
EQUITABLE
COOPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
EQUITABLE BUILDING" 1908 L 81.
Shares 81. 80 per month.
Subscription books open for shares in the 10th
issue. First payment May, 1890.
Pamphlets explaining the objects and advantages Of
the Association furnished upon application.
Office hours, from am. to 4 80 pm daily On
the first Wednesday IN each month the office will be
open from q to o'clock pm. Advances will be made
promptly 1T O'Clock pm.
THOMAS soMERvILLF.
JNO. JOY EDISON. secry my6
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JoHSsoS. GARxER & Co.
o36 Pelnsylvania ave. NV.

WHITE GOODS DEPARTMENT.
French Plaid Muslins very fine quality, 10, 12lxc
lzcestrlyed Victoria Lawn. 40 inches wide, l2]ec
breach tisid OrgaldieS. lC. 12Lsc
India Linens, \. 10. l.4kc.
Plaid NaiDsOOk, , and O..
BeauufUl New CLAIles. \. 10. 12kc
One Hundred Pieces Sa;tecns new Frerch styles 10.
121. los. ~
We are showing a splendid assortment Of Dress
oilshAiis = 10. l2<e: scotch Glnghzns, ~ inches
VIDE, only 2.lc.. Ch4Inbray. fast colors, 1l.a
Gentietnen's Outing shirts, 30, 9Jc al
Ladies Sw - Ribbed and Gauze Vests - and DC
PzrAsOls and sun Umbrellas.
Fancy Jointess Mathis, 2Jc
Al! Of our CARPET. at cost.
JOHNSON. GARNER 4 CO..
m20 636 Pennsylvania ayenv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-21
A THE CONSTANT STREAM

~ THE CONSTANT STREAM
of customers is the best evidence of the
good value we're giving for the money.
The Clothing speaks for itself. We over
stocked ourselves this season and are now
caught with more goods than money, and in
order to turn them into CASH we have re-
duced all 50. So. So 80, 81 and $3.50
Chidren's Suits to the low sum of $3.50.
Some Of these suits cost as much as SO
This is no dodge to sell cheap goods on our
REPUTATION, but a bona tids sale to raise
CASH. Don't wait until Saturday. Come
today and make your selection out of the
following lots:
1851 1414 6265 66I6
1858 l444 $3.50 6ti46
l2Sg 1456 6465 66SZ
i3tS 1867 64Ol 66S3
l4O5 Ii6S 654O
14o6 1914
Bring this Ad With vou
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An Aristocratic Stowaway.

Col. Maydwell of the British army and lstsly
aid-de-camp to the general commanding the
garrison in Cork boarded the steamship Ktru-
ria on May IL ostensibly 10 visit the ship. He
has not been heard of since. He had no clothes
or money for such q voyage and b supposed
to have slowed himself away
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-21

ADJUTANT GENERAL KELToN, who has been
spending the past few weeks at Fort Monroe,
has returned to the city much improved in
health and will soon resume his official duties
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-21

DISTRICT INVENTORS. have been is
sued to citizens Of the District as follows:
Elmon A. Adams, apparatus for use in the con-
struction of dry wells, and Frank H. Crump,
baggage check
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-21

Henry wenklebeck. heavy lumber dealer
Of Logansport, Ind, il missing. He 10 Hnan-
cially involved
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-21

COL LACEY controller of the currency, has
returned to the city after an absence Of q few
weeks in Michigan
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

RGRANITE- CUTTERS. ATTENTION. "A
~ Special Meeting on THURSDAY, May ~,
m2I-2t- F. HEIDENREICH Secretary.
M-OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF
~ Capital Lodge. No. II. 10. NJ, are requested
70 attend a Special Meeting WEDNESDAY EVENING,
70 O'Clock, for the purpose Of making arrangements
10 attend the funeral of late Bro. John q. Strobel
By order W.M. F. J.. KOLB RS.
Also are requested to moet THURSDAY at ] O'Clock
pm at the Hall, c ST. between 9th and 9TH sts.
for the purpose of attending the funeral of late Bro
john q. Strobel Members Of sister Lodges invited
RLARGE MEN-IF You WEAR SIZE 40.
49, ~ or Al We have about % i'll these sizes
price and l3 So extra value cause, too many.
my21 GEORGE SPEANSY. 434 9TH ST.
RPUBL1C TEMPERANCE MEETING BY
~ the Southeast W.C.TU. FRIDAY EVEN
ING, May - at o'clock at the Twelfth street Meth
odst Episcopal Church, corner of 18th and SITS
PIONEER COUNCIL. No 1, SONS OF
~ Jonadab- Men bers viii meet at q 613 Virgil
MIA ave, . JHu RSDAY. at pm, TO attend the
funeral of late Brother John G.. Strobe. Members
of sister councils fraternalIy invited
IT. q. M. RUSSELL. R. g.
<A SPECIAL MEETING OF EVANGELIST
49, Chapter. No. ]. Knights Rose CroI, will be
held at the cathedral of the rite, 1907 st NV. on
FRIDAY EVENING. I'D instant, at 7:30 O'Clock.
Work: 1So. BY order of Wise Master.
mzl-3t A. II HOLT, 800, Secretary.
FICIALl-DEPARTMENT OF STATE
~ Washington ID. G.. May 20. 1S90.-InforIna-
tlonllAs been received ut this Department from Mr
Apia Saea. Of the DEATH on the 9th OF April 1890
at Apia. Of JOHN JOHNSON. native of Norway and a
naturZed citizen of the United States Per dispatch
No. Z56, dated April 81, 1880. 1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-21

hoosIER CoNsCIENCE.-Treasurer Huston
today received an envelope containing $3 from
an unknown man living in Evansville. Ind.
and it has been added to the conscience fund.
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THE EVENING STAR
PUBLISHED DAILY. Except Sunday,
AT THE STAR BUILDINGS
Northwest Corner Pennsylvania Ave- and llth s., by
The Evening Star Newspaper Company,
s IL KAUFFMANN, P1eEG

Tuy EVENING STAR fs served to subscribers In the
ty bv cs-riers on their account, 10 yer
week or 44c TER month. Copies at the cOunter. :.
cents each By nlail-Tostsye prepaid-JO cents
month. one wear s6 six months, s3
Entered at the Post Once at Washington. d. c. a
pecond-class mail matterI
THE WEEKLY SrAR-published On Fr1day-sl
year postage prepaid SiJ months, 30 cents
fF-A All mail subscriptions must be paid in advance.
NJ Paper sent longer than il paid fov
hates OF advertising made known on appifcatso,
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E. b. BARNUM CO.,
m2i-4t 93I Penn ave.
EmSALL MEMBERS OF MT. VERNON As
49, semhy, 1898, knights of Labor Painters
fRp1Y a .G ode 1ss Basses
OF Importance. By order Executive Committee 2l-2t'
RxSTHE OLD DOMINION REPUBLICAN
May II. at o clock at the Monumental Hall, l33
Pennsylvania ave; All Republicans are invited Regu-
lar meetings Ill hereafter be held the hall
the hrst and third Monday evenings of each month.
By order OF L. NJ. LOWE, President 1t
R~THE CoPARTNERsHIP HERETOFORE
49, existing between John J.. Balderston and
Frank @ z HOPKINS under the trIp meme Of Frank p.
business Will be continued by frank T. Hopkins who
Will settle ali claims.
FRANK L. HOPKINS.
Washington, D. C., April IL. 1890. my1Y-6t'
R~wE ARE SELLING FULLY GUAR
ANIEED. EASY RUNNING la-ISCH LAWN
MOWER FOR $3.50
ADJUSTABLE WINDOW SCREENS. 1915
DOE
WINDOW SCREEN FRAMES 2Oc EACH
SCREEN DOORS. COMPLETE. WITH SPRING
HINGES. S1.25.
POULTRY WIRE, Toe PER1Oos SO. FT
LIGHTNING OR GEM ICE CREAM
FREEZERS 3-QUART. s1.75.
20 FEET GARDEN HOSE WITH PATENT
NOZILE, e.
BARBER & ROSS.
Oil PENN. AVE.
CUT PRICES ON TENNIS
WRIGHT RITs9S's PETIT RAC9TET q
Wight DITsoS's SEARS SPECIAL
wKiGST DITs0Ns KIG GUTiTi0X BALLS 'a5e Sc
Canvas BonNb si TENNIS NETS. AZ ffsaSo SS5
sGT MIkk sEr hAcK sNt4 STOP NETTING, Csc PER 100 100
E~THE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COM
- pany, northeast corner 18th and New
York receives deposit for safe keeping very
moderate rates Silver Wsre Securities and valuables
Of every description. safe Deposit Boxes for rent at
the very lowest rates. my3-3m
go THIRD Co-OPERATIvE BUILDING ASsO-
ciat!on..Ffth serles; first payment hrst
Subscriptions be made and constitutions obtain ed
IT The following named places
OFFICE OF THE ASSOCIATION, 3O3 9TH St sw.
A. DEPUE. Prest., o. 7. THOMPSON See,
W.T. WALKER, '. Frest.. J.T. PETTY, Treas,
l4ll q st. NV District Building
A. ARCHER W, H BUTLER,
y and SITS. s.w. 6OB st NV
9Th and q sts NV. 3O3 7ih st. sw
DR.. y. II. GuSNELL. J. n BIRCkHEAD
go Penna ave. NV. 10th and La. ave. n W.
1925 Fstnw,
Washington. DC.
Capital. 500. 900.
Estates Managed. Rents Collected Real Estate
Bought and Sold Oh Commission Money to Loan on
Real Estate and on Well endorsed Paper
w. l.. BRUEN. President;
n. A. ROBBINS. Vice President;
Col. j. T. NIXON, Secretary;
A. L. COLLINS, Treasurer
J. H. HITCHCOCK,
J. b. NIXON.
n. A. ROBBINS
HENRY TAYLOR,
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PURCHASING PAYMAsrER HERE-Pay Director
Edward May has been ordered to duty as pur-
chasing paymaster at Washington in addition
to his present duties
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FAST DRIVING; SLOW SWEEPING.
What Mr.. Douglass Says of Repre-
sentative Thompson's Resolution.

Speaking Of the resolution OF Congressman
Thompson, calling upon the Commissioners
for information about fast driving in the
streets of the city and the cleanliness of the
streets Commissioner Douglass said to a STAR
reporter today:
Il saw the Thompson resolution OF yester-
day in Congress and am pleased with it, The
sooner We know what the streets need to make
them cleaner the better. OF course the first
answer is more sweeping and, as a consequence.
more money to do it with. Nv own opinion is
that the asphalt streets will demand large
annual expense, much larger than we have
ever anticipated, to keep them clean; they are
so smooth and readily soiled. We seldom if
ever hear complaints about the belgian block
pavements, although 9TH street its whole
length Is paved with the blocks The block
pavement does not show the dirt like the other
and the rough surface prevents the easy move
ment of the dirt by the wind But whatever
the reason is il ought to be known and cor
rected, and the quicker the better"
"But how about that portion of the resoiu-
tion relative TO fast drivlngl" asked the re-
porter.
''As to fast driving 1 think the prominent
reason will be found to be in the discourage
ment that the police say they experience by
light or RENTED sentences by the courts We
shall answer the resolution as fully as possible
and with pleasure, hoping that good results
may follow"
"You remember" continued Mr.. Douglass.
that within two years Prof. Paul while riding
bicycle was killed by fast
driver or rider. The driver, it was said.
had been warned before about this dam
gerous practice. He was convicted and
sentenced. if l remember right, to thirty days
IN the District Jail and fine OF 5000 The
STAR denounced the sentence at the time. lie
should have had i've or ten years in the peni-
tentiary. Here was an opportunity TO do
something for the lives and safety of our
people. Within a week another driver arrested
Tor dangerous driving through the heart of the
city was allowed to forfeit so aud go free He
should have gone to the work house for ninety
days, and accomplished his penance inside of a
striped suit"
WHAT POLICEMEN SAY.
Police officials deny that the duty OF looking
after fast drivers is grossly neglected, and
refer to the records of the Police Court to SUBJ
stantiate the denial. There are policemen,
they say, detailed al several of the most dam
gerous crossings, and arrests for fast and reck-
less driving are often made. The police claim
that great deal of the fast driving is done at
the Instance OF Congressman who get in pub
lie vehicles Most of them are known to the
drivers of such vehicles and the drivers are
foolish enough to think that they will be pro-
tected. 1t has not been more than a week
since q driver was arrested on his way to the
depot When the policeman stopped him he
said: Senator Mcpherson is in the cab and
he's in hurry to get to the depot" The ex-
cuse was not good one and the driver after
spending whole day in police cell, paid Sc
for violating the law.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-21

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-Day Interna
revenue. S466 142; customs. s616, ,720.
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NEARING THE VOTE.
A NOISY TIME IN THE HOUSE.
The Previous Question on the Tariff
Bill Ordered --l6l to 143.
SENATOR STEWART on SILVER.
SENATE.

The Vice President presented communica-
ton from Mr.. Canaday, sergeant-at-arms of
the Senate, rendering his resignation of the Of
fce, personal business compelling him" to
DO SO, and thanking the Vice President and
Senators for their uniform kindness and
courtesy. The resignation is to take effect on
June 30 next Laid on the table,
The conference report on the bill for q pub
lie building at Hudson, MY, was presented
and agreed to. The cost is limited to $75,O00.
TO ENFORCE FREEDOM OF THE BALLOT.
Mr.. Blair, at the request of the Wage
Workers Alliance of Washington, DC, in
troduced bill depriving any state which de-
nies equal protection to all within its jurisdic-
ton OF one-half Of its representation in the
House OF Representatives. Referred.
MR.. STEWART ON THE SILVER BILL.
Mr.. Wilson Iowa) made an effort to have the
bill relating to liquors imported into prohibi-
tory states taken up and considered, but he was
forced to yield to the prior claim of the silver
bill, which was then taken up, and on which
Mr.. Stewart proceeded to address the Senate
Mr.. Stewart argued that there would be no
preference between gold and silver if the
United States did as France did, and establish
the ratio of 16 to 1. By that the parity would
be maintained.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-21

ToDAY's BOND OFFERS were 81, 900 and $2, ,00O
registered As at 1872
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LEASED To A BRITISH CoMPANY.-The United
States consul at CallaO, Peru, has notified the
State Department that the Peruvian govern
ment has leased to an English company the
famous quicksilver mines Of Santa Barbara.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-21
SPECIAL NOTICES.

R~SPECIh! FOR TEN DAYS ONLY.
- Large lot Full REGULAR Made Chidren's Hose
reduced from 20 and sos. TO 20 AZ l:1<c.
China silks At 4Oc.. worth soc
lndis Linens at &c, worth lOc
One case Dress Ginghans at G4c worth Sc.
. One case BEAUTIFUL ChBllies AZ BllC., worth Nc.
Gents silk Outing shirts at s3. cheap at 80.
Outing Shirts from soc TO 81 30
1HOS- J. LUTTEELL. Cor. 50th ST. and Pa ave. v.
meow
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-21

The San FRAScIsCo PUBLIC BUrLpIyG.-Sec-
retary Window, Attorney General Miller and
Postmaster General Wanamaker, who are
charged with the selection Of site for the
public building at San Francisco, had confer
ence at the Treasury Department today and
considered the report of the commission ap-
pointed to inspect the different sites suggested.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-21

The PRESIDENTS CALLERS this morning in
cluded Postmaster General anamaker Senators
Hiscock, Plumb and Higgins, Representatives
Hill, Wallace. Burton. Wheeler, Allen, Carey.
Cultivate, Wade and Yardley, Vim. Wiehe and
James Penney of the National Amalgamated
Steel Workers J. f. Ralph Of the Protective
Tariff Club and John E. Bird of Michigan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-21

Bring this Ad. with you.