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Telegraphic Briefs.

A. Ferguson, a lumber operator at Sussex,
n. t.. has disappeared Ferguson handled over
$4,000 for other people, half of which was
furnished by N. 4. White.
Thomas Kelliher, aged nineteen Boston
bartender. was arrested yesterday, charged
with causing the death of Charles X. Sampson,
aged forty. Kelliher sq1irted soda water into
Simpsons face. causing him to fall back ward
down steep flight Of stairs, fracturing his
skull.
Associate Justice Harlan delivered an address
on national rights and state rights before the
Michigan University law department yesterday
afternoon. He was listened to with marked
attention and his remarks were we'll received.
Maggie Baudoff, aged thirteen, who was taken
from the childrens home at Trenton, Nj, by
Samuel Adams of Burlington two months ago
has been missing since Tuesday. 1t is generally
believed that she has committed suicide
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NEW QUARTERMASTER GENERAL.
Lieut.. Col. Batchelder Nominated To-
Day-Other Nominations.

The President today sent the following nomi-
nations to the Senate:
Lieut.. Col. Richard n. Batchelder. deputy
quartermaster general. to be auartermaster
general, with the rank Of brigadier general.
Hockey z. Earhart, collector of customs. dis
trict Of Willamette, Greg.
Postmasters: Alabama-w. White Jones.
Greensborough. Colorado-Chas. l.. Reed,
Longmont. Georgia-Jabez T. Dennng,
Augusta. Kansas-John j. Hays, Osborne.
Massachusetts, James Ord, Medfield.
Michigan - Harvey Barker, Portsmouth
Minnesota-Sias n. Harrington Marshall
Montana-lew Coleman, Deer. Lodge City.
New York-John l. Lamphere, silver Creek
North Dakota-Channcey p. Smith, James
town. Ohio-Mrs. Minnie b. Toylor, Hicks
vile. Pennsylvania-Geo. Griffith, Kane; Benj
Jno A. Stroube. Chamberlain. Virg inia-Robt
ID. Wood, HAMPTON
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THE NIAsY

lemarkahls cures Of Catayrh effected By the use OF
Ayers sarsapariIa conclusive proofs that this
iostAsoms and dangerous disease il one Of the BLOOD
needing only this searching and powerful Alternative TO
thoroughly eradicate it,
u have suffered for years from caiarrh. which was
severe that 1t destroyed appetite and weakened
my system None Of the remedies took afforded me
any relief until used Ayers sarsapsriuA began
this medicine last spring and am now entirely
free from that disgusting disease My appetite bias
returned and am once more strong and healthy
Susan L. W Cook 900 Albany street Boston High
lands Boston. Mass.
MY sOn-nox fifteen years Of ase-was troubled for
long time with caarrh. in its worst FORM through
the effects Of which bis blood became poisoned About
. year he began using Ayers sarsapariils. has
taken bottles of il and Is now entirely WE'LL
d. p Kerr, Big spr M. Ohio
Il was cured Of q long standing catsrrh by the
Of Ayers ACKNOWLEDGMENT Dougher Company
=. 18th Infantry. Fort wing.te, Nm.
AYERS sARsAPARILLA
Prepared by
Dr.. J. G. AVER CO.. Lowell. Mass
Fold BY Druggists. 81. six s5. Worth 90 sbottls
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The Forest City House.

The trial of the case of George W. Harris
proprietor of the Forest City House, whose
place was raided Tuesday night as published
In yesterdays STAR. was begun in the Police
Conrt yesterday afternoon. He was charged
with keeping baxdy house.
Messrs. Darlington and Gloss appeared for
defendant and Mr.. Armes represented the gov
ernmenk. number Of witnesses were called
who gave evidence against the defendant. The
hearing was resumed in the Police Court this
afternoon.
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Mr.. Caine is All Right.

LONDON. June 26.-The Marquis of Harting-
ton has written a letter to the liberal unionists
of Barrow in Furness stating that he does not
recommend them to take the initiative in op-
posing the reelection OF Mr.. Caine, the union
list member of the house of commons, who
resigned his seat recently for the purpose of
testing the feeling of his electorate in regard
TO the licensing clauses of the local taxation
bill. The unionists. therefore, at meeting
decided to offer no opposition to the re-
election of Mr. Caine
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Suit to Recover Expenses Incurred.

Arsenius J. Harvey has, by Cslderon Car
Isle, filed suit against c. d. Nicola ct al to
recover 81 200 expenses incurred in regaining
possession of square southeast of 267. leased by
plaintiff in 1889 TO defendants with proyiso
for the recovery in case OF sale. He alleges
that sale was made in December last and
notice to quit served and they refused to COM
ply until elected under proceedings before
Justice of the peace
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I'd EDITION.
--latest lbleglanS to The Star.
SALVADOR.
A Revolution Reported to Have Taken
Place There.

NEW YORK, June 2s.-Mr. Jacob Baiz, consul
general Of Guatemala in this city. today re-
csived the following dispatch from Guatemala
from Senior sobral, minister OF foreign
affairs: Guatemala, June IS, 1890
Bats, Consul General, New York:
Revolutionary movement has taken place in
Salvatore everything in Guatemala quiet and
tranquil. MARTINEZ SoBRAI.
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To Ayenre Lost Virfue

KANSAS CRY, June 26.-A mob of forty per-
sons gathered at IL o'clock last night at the
house OF Watt Squires about 10 miles north
west of Cameron. Mo-, to tar and feather his
son Bud. who, it is claimed, ruined young
woman Of the neighborhood About forty
shots were exchanged. Old Mr.. Squires was
shot in the stomach, but not fatally injured
Will holland. in the crowd, was also shot in the
stomach and probably fatally wounded. In
tense excitement prevaiis-
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Is IT COnspiracy?

NEW YORK, June 26.-Assistant District At
tornsy Coffee was closeted with the grand jury
for long time this morning urging, it is said,
the indictment of several cloak manufacturing
bosses for conspiracy in locking out the cutters
and cloak makers. Nothing definite could be
learned about rumor that indictments in
the direction had already been found.
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She Had aGun.

QUEENSTOWN, June 26.-Eliza Hill of Chi
cago, passenger on the Guion steamer Ari-
IONA from New York, was arrested here this
morning for concealing in her valise two pack
ages of ammunition and loaded seven-cham-
Der revolver. After being taken before q
magistrate she was remanded to Jail for fur
Their examination.
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LIVE CAPITOL TOPICS.
Management on the PostOfflce Ap.
preparation Bill, Etc.

The House committee on post Offices and post
roads today agreed to recommend that the
House non-concur in the Senate amendments
to the post Office appropriation bill and that a
conference be asked for.
THE HOUSE COMMITTEE ON EDUCATION.
Owing to the failure of quorum to appear
the special meeting arranged for this morning
by the House committee on education
and three Of the republican members
Of the committee were absent The
pending question for today was for a motion
to discharge the subcommittee having charge
OF the bill similar to the Blair bill from its
consideration and to take it up for action in
the full committee.
THE CROW INDIAN RESERVATION.
Senator Dawes today reported favorably
from the committee ON Indian affairs bill
authorizing the Secretary of the Interior to ap-
point a commission of three persons. not resi-
dents OF Montana, to negotiate with the Crow
Indians for a surrender of that part Of their
reservation which lies south Of the Yellowstone
river and west of the divide between Pryor
creek and Clark's Fork river The agreement
is not to be valid until ratified by Congress.
THE NEW sERGEANr-AT-ARMs OF THE SENATE.
Ex-Representative Valentine Of Nebraska,
sergesnt-at-arms-elect Of the Senate has re-
turned to the city and is now ready to take up
the burden which Col Canaday is about to lay
down. TO STAR reporter who asked him if
his administration would have any prominent
features on it he confessed ignorance as to the
size Of the flies which might roost thereon. Maj.
Valentine will probably be sworn in on Mon
day next.
SENATOR TURPfE GOING HOME.
Senator Turpie Of Indiana will leave Wash
ington this afternoon for Indianapolis, where
he is to deliver the Grafton on the occasion OF
the unwilling of the Hendricks monument
July l.
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The Peace Effective Fixed.

BERLIN, June 26.-The reichstag today re-
jected all amendments to the army bill. and
approved. by vote of oil to 128, the first
paragraph of the bill, which fixes the peace
effective at 1856, 1888 men until April. 1894.
The minority included the members of the
freisinnige and volks parties, the socialists
and eighteen members of the center party.
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Golden Cross Election.

Columbia Commandery, No. s74. United
Order Of the Golden Cross, has elected the fol-
lowing officers for the ensuing term, beginning
July L: Chas z. Lewis, NC; Mrs. Emma f.
Bishop, y.N.C.; Z. @. Gunson, p; Chas. b.
Thayer, NK.R: r. L. Harvey, F.KR; Mrs.
Hattie P. Dixon. T. Frank Cole, VIII; Miss
Flora Mcdonald, WIG; Mrs. Jessie NJ. Blair
W.O.G.; L. d. Farnham, PING.
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Ax.inst the mckinley Bin.

A depntstson of merchants and mauufactur-
ere Of Rhsnish Prussia waited upon Baron Won
Beriepsch, the German minister of commerce.
yesterday and presented protest against the
MsKinlsy tariff, declaring that Il virtually ex-
the eovernment 70 move In the matter through
the German minister ~ Washington. Baron
Won Bsylspsch promised to consider the matter.
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WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP.

The STAR Our OF TowN.-THE EVENING STAR
will be sent by mail to any address in the
United States or Canada for such period as may
be desired at the rate of fifty cents per month.
ezrBut all such orders must be accompanied
no accounts are kept with mail subscrip-
tions. -
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Stricken With Paralysis,

RICHMOND, Va, June 26-Judge E. Il. Fitz-
hugh Of the chancery cour. was stricken with
paralysis at his home in this city this morning.
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Sergeant CiIshiam Acquitted.

The findings Of the court martial that tried
Ordnance Sergeant Ciishiam at the Washing
ton barracks ON charges growing out of tine
disappearance from the barracks of quantity
of ordnance stores have been made known aud
approved. The court honorably aeqnits Clish-
lam
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Phi Beta kappa.

BosroN, June 26-The annual MI eting of the
Phi Beta Kappa Society Of Harvard was held
this afternoon. Col. T. W. Higgins presided.
The orator was Ri Rev. Henry C. Potter, DID,.
Id. After the Grafton Richard w. Glider read
he ode
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HydP0nh0bfa-

WoBURS, MASS. June 26.-John Coleman,
eleven years old, son of MARITIME coleman, died to-
day of hydrophobia. The boy was bitten in
the arm two months ago by dog.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-26

A DOLLAR CoSscIEScE.-The Secretary of the
Treasury has received a conscience contribu-
ton Of 81 from an unknown resident Of In
Gianapolis. Ind.
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On THE RETIRED LIsT.-Ord. Sergt Edw.
Doyle. now at Washington barracks in this
city, has been placed on the retired list Of the
army.
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Ex.Congressman Crebs Dead.

CARMI, ILL. June 26.-Ex-Congressman John
NJ Crebs died yesterday morning at 10 o'clock
after a short Illness
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Gen. Sir Fred Must Go.

OTTAWA. ONT, June 26.-It il said on author
ity that Gen. Sir Fred Middleton will relinquish
command Of the Canadian militia in October
next.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

New York Stock Market.
The folio are the opening and closing prices Of
the New York stock Market rs reported by special
wire to Corson and Macartney, 14l9 + street;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-26

A g. A. r. man entered the car Of the Mich
igan fish commission at lansing the other day
and received q glass of water TO examine, but
mistaking IL for an offer to treat he swallowed
II At gu!p. II contained over 250 wriggling
little vall-eyed pike.
An enormous deposit OF crude borax has been
discovered near Moisve, Cal
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Mrs, Margaret l. Watkins, VIII.

The will of Margaret J. Watkins filed today
leaves to Maggie DuvaIl Watkins, her daugh-
ter, her books, pictures, china, plate and
household furniture; to Eugene F. Middleton,
her sister, Sl,2O0, to be used for the purpos
directed in a sealed letter. and the rest OF the
estate to w. p. Young and Aipbeus Middleton,
her executors in trust for her child
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-26

Where trouble already
exists IL cleanses the sore
aud affected parts. opens
the porea allowing free
scope to the wonderful
healing power Of the soap.
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Uncle Renus' Son Found

A telegram from Quebec announces the safe
arrival at the home Of relatives there OF Julian
Harris, son Of Joel Chandler Harris, who was
reported rs missing,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-26

George Henriques, broker, residing on
Madison avenue, New York, dropped dead yes
terday afternoon at 9th street and Broadway.
He was at one time vice president Of the stock
exchange.
The bark Welcome of Chicago Is reported
wrecked and all hands lost on Lake Michigan.
The strike on the Illinois Central has thrown
out from 800 to 1900 men.
Forest fires are raging in the west At
Boulder, Col, considerable damage has been
done.
Owing to the failure OF the whisky trust and
the Wholesale liquor dealers to agree the lat
ter intend to erect distilleries Of their own.
Inere have been four deaths from dysentery
In Norristown, Pa, this week and the investi-
CATION OF the health authorities disclosed that
neglected drinking wells was the cause. Or.
d. H. Whitcomb. secretary OF the board of
health, states that no epidemic is expected and
that the disease Is confined to one locality.
Clerks In London have formed a union and
intend agitating better pay and shorter hours.
Ninety-nve eremations have taken place in
the erematory at Cincinnati, the latest one last
week. The ersmstory has been built only two
years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-26

DIRECTING TO THE STRIKING OUT OF THE PEN
Atty CLAUSE FROM THE WADE BILL TO ENFORCE
THE KIeHT-HouR LAw--vARrous WINS OF THE
wORYrNGMEN
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No Organ After Nine O'Clock.

Defo Desio, an Italian organ grinder, was
before the Police Court this afternoon charged
with playing his organ after O'Clock pm. He
had permit from Maj. Moore to play his or
gan before that hour. Policeman Bsssford ar
rested him for playing for a man who had ''fy-
ing horses" on q vacant lot
Judge Miller told the Italian that he would
have to stop playing his organ after o'clock,
but let him OF this time.
Desio was also charged with cruelty to his
boy in permitting him to turn the crank to
play the organ, and that charge was dismissed.
While Gov. Hill was In Brooklyn Memorial
day he received from Boss Mclaughlin n fine
game cock with bangle tied to his neck bear
ing the legend: Il am q democrat"
wild westerner stteDded church on Sunday
week in Winnipeg, Man, for the first time in
twenty years, and during the service lit a pipe
and enjoyed smoke. Wednesday he was fned
sl0 for disturbing worship.
ssIt 10 practically settled that the president of
the national worlds fair comnission r. 20 be
Chauncey Depsv Of Nss York, who has sisni-
fed his Willingness
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ALEXANDRIA.

SCHOOL CLosINGs.-The closing e,ercsses Of
Lee Public School, for white girls at Peabody
Building yesterday the finest which haa
taken place SINCE the schools We're established.
The girls. arrayed in white, wore badges vary
Ing IN color according 60 the grades and made
most graceful, appearance. The .uperiu-
tendent's medal was awarded 90 Miss Kate Jas
per and the duty medal ito the girl who has
been most faithful 60 duty during the YEAR,
WAS voted 20 Miss Maggie PAYNE. Man, other
premiums aud certificates of merit were
awarded Pleasant music WAS rendered by the
pupils. under the lead Of Miss Eva Cirigg at
the organ. and the occasion was a most de-
llghtful one. The sisters OF the Holy Cross
closed their academy with interesting e.er-
cises at the SodaIty Hall ON Duke street Gold
medals were awarded Misses NJ. Graham, @.
ldenson, vi. Greenwel l.. smith. NJ NcFad-
den aud NJ. Quinn. Rev. Father O'Kane and
Mr. NJ b. Harlow oficiated at the distribution
OF medals and premiums. 81 Johns Military
Academy holds its commencement tonight a
the opera house.
REprcTIoN IN GAS RAFE.-The movement for
the decrease IN the price of gas was begun By
Alderman Mckenzie al the last NEE ting Of the
cIty council and seconded by Alderman BRYANT
The city. which owns the gas works noe sup
plies gas at sl.sO per thousand cubic feet with
10 per cent discount for prompt payment lt
Ia proposed 10 rednce the rate TO si 50 and give
or 10 per cent discount. The subject viii
come up again at the next meeting OF the city
councils.
DEATH OF A TEAcHEB.-Miss Matte McLane,
young Alexandria teacher. died in Richmond
yesterday. and her remains were brought here
today. She WAS the first Alexandria pupil at
the state normal school, aud after teaching az
that instIt uuOn awhile took high position q
teacher IN Prince Edward county, Va.
NOTES.-The work of extending cutters and
curb on oronoko street east of 1T. Asarh street
will begin next week.-The mayor has issued
his cali for the payment of Incense tax before
July l.-Mr. A. ID. Brockett's new residence,
an entirely modern house with grounds ON
Duke street near 81 Assph. has been purchased
at s3.625 by Mr.. q. 4. Baggett
Sentenced for Playing the Shell Game.
The case OF Michael Coakley. the young man
charged with playing the shell game" on q
railroad train while returning from the base
ball game across the river, as published in yes-
terday's STAR. was again called in the Police
Court today. and Mr.. Darlington, for the de-
PENDANT. called several witnesses TO testify 20
the actions Of Coakley. One witness testined
to seeing Coakley pick up the board that vas
played on. and another witness saw him plek
up the sticks that were used as legs sor the
table.
Where did he get the sheIIss' asked ysdxe
Miller.
This is the seashore season" was Mr.. Car
ringtons reply.
After hearing further arguments the court
defined the law aud imposed a sentence Of
fifteen days in jail
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Range OF the Thermometer roaar

The following were tbs readings at the slg-
nal . lhce todar: sam. &C. = pm. 50. maxi.
mum. SO; minimum. 20.
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Alleged Policy Writers Ra;aed.

The policy writers IN Georgetown were not
given tip" yesterday that they were to be
visited by the blue coats and Policeman VIM
Bloom made a successful raid on them. Those
whom he arrested were Alonzo Thicker. Philip
Mcdonald, Vim. Racks, George Hunt, James f.
Simmons and Joseph r. Reynolds. They each
left $50 collateral for their appearance. When
the eases we're called in the Police Court this
morning Thicker thought he would take his
chances in the Police Court, but the evidence
was against him and q sentence of ak months
was imposed In the other cases Mr.. Williams,
their counsel. demanded jury trials and gave
bond for his clients appearance.
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SOAP IN THEIR PKAC-

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To the Penitentiary for Two Years.

Charles Brown, convicted yesterday in the
Criminal Court was brought before Chief
Justice Bingham for sentence this morning.
He was convicted of an assault with intent TO
Kill EstelIe Payne, and he claimed that the
pistol that inflicted the wound was exploded by
accident Mr.. Pelham made an appeal for
him, but the court expressed himself satisfied
with the verdict. saying that il any one had
been killed, then under the testimony before
the court verdict of murder would have been
proper.
The prisoner asked the leniency Of the court,
saying this was the first trouble he had ever
got into and he was the only support of his
mother.
A sentence of two years in the penitentiary
at Albany was imposed.
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An APPLICATION was made to Secretary
Tracy today for the fifteenth payment on the
new naval observatory. amounting to sl2, 500
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QUININE

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Unsuccessful Strike of Carpenters.

A gang Of carpenters employed in building
the Arcade at Glen Echo Heights, Conduit
road, struck day before yesterday for nine
hours. The proprietors, Messrs. Z. q L. Baltz-
ley, yesterday procured new men, but when
they were about to go to work an attempt was
made by the strikers to prevent them The
attempt was not successful The affair created
some excitement in the vicinity. Today the
new men are at work and there is no disturb