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FOR RENT.

A GENTLEMAN can have nicely furnished
Terms, moderate. Address K. G. B this office
pOOMS-No. GA, Fourth Street. m2tf
LII
EURNISHED apartments on Adams street, be-
II tween Sixth and Seventh St. Mrs. FOllans-
bee. a6tf
, 1892-05-30
WANTED.

II 10 BUY Immediately from owner, a house
and one or two lots, or two vacant lots
south of Eighth street, in good neighbOrhood.
Apply or address JAMES RADCLIFFE, 507 Main
street. M254t
ITO BUY a cheap work horse S. E. BARR,
i Main and Twenty third streets. 246t
.NNE thousand families to try the new Davis
~ Best flour. Warranted to be as good as
any in the market.
A GERMAN woman would like situation at
"A hOusework, or as dishwasher in hotel
Address "B," Tribune office.
a GENTS WANTED-Male and Female, old
~ and young, $1,000 to $500 per day easily
made, selling our Queen Plating Outfits, and do
ing Gold, Silver, Nickel Copper and Brass Plat
ing that is warranted to wear for years, on
every class of metal, Tableware, JeWelry, &c.
Light and easily handled. No experience re-
quired to operate them. Can be carried by hand
with ease from house to house, same as a grip
sack or satchel. Agents are making money
rapidly. They sell to almost every business
house and family and workshop. Cheap, Dura-
bic, Simple, and within the reach of every one.
Plates almost instantly, equal 10 the finest new
work. Send for circulars, DC. Queen City Sill
yer & Nickel Plating Co. East St. Louis, Ill.
CALESNIAN. Energetic men wanted. Free
- prepaid outfit. One of our agents has
earned over $50 900 in five years. P. o. Box 1871,
New York
INFORMATION is wanted of Henry J. Achilles,
Il formerly of Wellsville, New York; Wallace,
Idaho; and Spokane Please address this office.
XXV ANTED-Permanent office assistants
Wv either sex; salary $3.50. Railway fare
paid to office. Enclose self-addressed stamped
envelope. H. JONES, Sec'y, San Francisco, Cal.
, 1892-05-30
FOR SALE.

Om PAPERsat TIE TRIBUNE office, 25 cents
" per hundred,
A I Edison lots in Monticello Park. A chance
IA to make some money. Cheap for cash.
Apply at TRIBUNE Office.
, 1892-05-30

Screen doors. bigger & Going. m24-8t
, 1892-05-30

From now until May goth we will sell Mems all Wool
Slater Flannel Suits with complete set
, 1892-05-30
Pullman. Wash
Statement Showing Profits for First
Six Months Business of the
Olympia Building & Loan ASSC.

RECEIPTS.
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DIED.

oo y S,h On r bS6I Pr;e%o-s 70 s s
seven months
Funeral private.
1892 HARRY A. billion. formerly OF this sfiS.
aged thirty -one years. .
DOWNS Suddenly, Deceub.r "a lsop ArpaFrs
DOW ~. son OF Geo W. aud Laura Downs. ss~d
Funeral from his late residence is5l N sress north
east; tomorrow at O'Clock p m Friends invited
GRAHAM. Departed TN. life on December n.
1892. JANIS Z. GRAHAM. in the thirti.th year q
Funeral from ZurhorstS andr,..ia~ e.. .sl,.,,.,,
at o a. m Saturday. December ~.
G iso GEORGE q 9iR: so
Ea9s5s from the chapel =, o.s I'm
respectfully invited 10 attend.
HEDDEBMAN. On Thursday Deceunbsrea lsxFs
Owed husband .; a.rI hsdaea mM's S., sss of 81
Funeral from hi, late residence sle street south
vs. ssi; Monasy m@rnlng a. 50 Solemn hish mas a
specially invited TO attend tBAltmore ppers p~.-.
MARKS. December ~. 1892 at Ham. JOSEPH
ALBEIT. youngest son 81 n " and Annie N.
Funeral saturday. DeSemSsr 81 ans .. ,r-
No hIsy p,s .,s s9uissssL hei.yes md tisa.
eopy.l
o,s NORRIS; o. Friday: pscsmh-r 30 lsas, at .
Ris. beloved husband q Is5ai-s Norris. 1' SO'-
Notice of funeral hereafter
PARKER On December ~ 1872 at @ % m a
his re.idsn,e liza street northwest aftr y-sk-'
Illness, ALBERT. husband Of the late sarah Isrier
and beloved father Columbus and the la. al t.u
Parker and Henrietta T.. Willis
Funeral seryice ] O'Clock .. Sunday AZ Nine
tenth Street Baptist Church Relatives and fr1sUd.
respectfully invited 10 attend
scHgLTZ On Friday. December no, lS,s Il
- a. m. after n brief illness. CT OhGk ,CHI III
In the forty ninth year 81 his age
Funeral will take place from his 1-nce az
A street southeast. sunday Ianuay l. AZ
more sun please copy.l
WOOD. on Thursdsy, Deo-mbe- %. Use. at No. 20
O'Clock. EVA MAY BELL. b.levei dau.lhta OF laa-s
Z. and Henerita v. Wood. ased Sven year.
Dearest Eva. thou hast LAIN she. eAsly
In the dark and gloomy lrr-Ve.
Loved not thee sinc-rcfyt
Did we not thy presenge crave.
w.qlno, weep around l., ,oms..o,.
Ofer not = single tear,
Ash the grave uufold ~ b som,
For will mud thee there.
Bf Hal BnoTHTR
Funeral from he- parents Residence. sse a. go
southwest. Funeral private.
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Educators of Colored Youth.

At yesterdays meeting of the American Asso-
citation Of Educators of Colored Youth at Viii
mington, N. c., the committee on time and
place Of meeting reported. fixing the place of
meeting in Chicago during the coming sum-
mer, the time to be fixed by the board of
directors.
The committee on nominations of officers
reported and the following were elected: Presi-
dent, James NJ. Gregory, District of Columbia;
vice presidents, W. H. Council, Alabama: Prof
W. L. Buckley, South Carolina; J. H. Johnston,
Virginia; ". H. A. Moore, New York; J. C.
Price, North Carolina; secretary, S. G. Atkins,
North Carolina; assistant secretary, Mrs. A. j.
Cooper, District of Columbia; treasurer, d. J.
Saunders, North Carolina; statistician, l. Gar
land Penn, Virginia; board Of directors. C. y.
Grandinson, E. NJ. Gravath. CIV. Hubbard, W.
8. Scarborough, John Braden, Mrs. T. ]. Cop
pin, E. H. Webster, J. c. Dancy, ]. II. Burrus,
D. W. Davis Hitchcock, F. j. Wagner and Miss
L. A. Lee
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Conner FoE THE STREET.

LADIES Ea<!.sh Do<skin G.ovrs in reds tans and
b~Owrs. f.s.sEeu ~4sh four b.s buttons sI5O pair.
fr~neA Ei4 0!oves IN shade. Of green and
ilSs four isrxs pear buttols 81. o pair.
Io-doa toWa-Aads Chsvr,tte Cloves lie very
b~.s and --latest. 80 pair.
or snow Storm or northwe-teriy winds You need a
pstr % oar 81. - flescei CastOr Beaver Glove.
IoE sc n ~. A.. az Tlrsosd Cashmere Cove. In
sl coiors fcr .slc. pair
F.s-ced Bach silk Gloves. &c. aad ssc. rasr
hisek -.lA Mta-ns. 81. u. - al. si.5O
ME>'S.-For s;rrst wear Perrln's Cloves are tho
n~ns f.vor1s; here at sI.es instead Of - a raj,
1lcse fordrivn< q blizzard weather. Feecod Castor
Beaver Cloves. 81 % pair; these Lined Do.skin
Stoves. ~ith anl without fur tops as.. q pair. o.
sAsse voosG Tor &c. CT these Of be-, Scotch
veol for 5oc. TAR.
CHILD2EN's- CLOVIS 20 a; The tiny hand OF baby
col until 70 crows 10 mans or wcnnu's size.
13r. for woFsted Gloves for baby ,-,e IL and JOr
fsr 6srrcr e8ilGre1's Wooden GlOves-
srcci..iy adapted for New Year presents are IN,
Ms rtESSin Nonsquet4ires At Sc. pair Misses
saatton Frenrh KiG Gloves 81 pair Nis.es' ana
IzyS' Linet "a fskin Gloves with fur tops. a,
60. . pair. EeutEs AID Boys EEx..sh Dosskin
ysssss "a 81
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ALI hope of seeing Sullivan and Corbett in
another fight must be given up. The big fell
low admits that he is Il wreck and saws he has
left the ring. He says: "Corbett whipped me
fairly and honestly. but when fought him
Was already a wreck of old age and reckless
living" He stated with trembling voice and
moistened eyes that his day had come az las,
and that he was no longer young or
energetic enough TO battle against youth and
strength.
He finds fault with Corbett for refusing to
fight within a year. He saws that the allega-
lions he made against his hackers were based
on sound facts, but he did not make any per-
sonal attacks on their characters, nor did he
mention their names.
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Won by the Cincinnati "Post {"

In the superior court yesterday Judge Hunt
delivered his decision in the famous injunction
suit of the Walnut Street and Fountain Square
theaters against the Cincinnati Post.
The managers had asked for a temporary re-
straining order against the newspaper printing
the advertisements OF the theaters named be-
cause of the publication of Theatrical Tips"
in which plays VIGOROUSLY bad we're criticised
adversely.
The court decided that the plaintiffs had ut
terly failed to show damage resulting from the
publishing of the ads and that the criticisms
were proved to be malicious or ibelous.
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Speaker Charles F. Crisp saw Mr.. Cleveland
Wednesday afternoon. When asked about his
visit he replied: "Oh. yes. Twas with him to-
day from IL until O'clock
'And the Speakership?"
Swell, now. can't tell you anything abou,
that whether or not the matter was men,
toned by us, but l had pleasant call on Mr..
Cleveland, and L found many things to talk
about assure you. will tell you one thing
though, I'm not an anti-Cleveland candidate
for the Speakership. I'm not an anti Cleveland
anything"
Have you seen E. Ellery Anderson, Mr..
Crisp2'
''Yes, have seen him-or he saw me, rather
he called on me-"
well, how do you feel about that matter
Mr.. Crisp?''
The Speaker waved away the subject with his
hand
Il had rather not say a word about it, Toe
much has already been said about it."
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A Brilliant Gathering at Berlin to witness
the Marriage of the Ksi.er's Sister.
The German Emperor has been highly pleased
by the assurances that the Czarewitch and the
King and Queen OF Denmark will attend the
wedding of his sister. Princess Margaret, and
Prince Frederick of Hesse, on next January IS
He has received scceptances also from the
Prince and Princess Christian. the Duke and
Duchess Of Connaught. the Duke Of Cambridge,
and the Duke and Duchess Of Edinburgh, who
will represent the British royal family in the
absence of Queen Victoria and the Prince Of
Wales. King Oscar of Sweden and King
Charles Of Roumsnia have also sent conditional
acceptances
Among the great people of the empire who
will be present are the King of Saxony, Prince
Luitpold. regent of Bavaria; the Grand Duke of
Baden and the Grand Duke of Sschse-Weimer.
Possibly also the Crown Prince OF Roumania
and his bride will be present About one hun
dred members of reigning families have already
signified their intention to go to Berlin for the
marriage festivities This means that there will
be such a splendid gathering of royal person.
ages there from January 20 TO January 80 as the
city has not seen since the ninetieth birthday
o. Emperor William /.
The preparations will cost approximately
150, 900 marks and the wedding dinners and
balls just before and after the event will run up
the emperor's expense account to 350. 900 or
400. 900 marks mort. The purpose of the en-
peror is to dazzle the eyes of Europe with the
splendor of the entertainment
The grandness of the scale On which the
preparations are being made has aroused much
bitterness among the socialists and the leaders
are exploiting the subject in the secret meet
lngs of the unemployed held every Sunday.
Similar feeling prevails among the radicals.
who point to the depleted civil lis. and private
purse of the emperor to show that be is living
beyond his means. Many believe that the en-
peror has become mono maniac in the matter
Of display, was his ancestor, the first king OF
Prussia
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The succe..fu, Michigan Candidate.

The Michigan board Of canvsssers Ian. issued
certificates Of election TO all the successful can
didates. Attorney General Ellis IL the only
democrat elected. The final figures are as FOL-
lows: John i. Rich, governor. Is .Oao plurality.
J. W. Giddings. lieutenant governor. n GA, \
W. Jochlm. secretary Of state. n, a,s; treas
urer, j. T. Hambitzer, l4.720; Stanley W Tur-
ner. auditor general. %. ls2; John q. Berry.
commissioner OF the land Office. 457; A. A
Elhs. attorney general. ]. s22: Henry q. Pattern
glll, superintendent Of public instrn ,tion, p =
40s; Eugene A. Wilson member stat. honrS ~
education. p, 9o7; Frank A. Hooker, Justice .a-
preme court. 1872
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Bishop Williams Christmas Gift,

Bishop John Williams Of the diocese Of Con-
necticut. and presiding bishop of the Protes-
tant Episcopal Church in America, was in
tensely gratifed by one of his Christmas gifts.
The fine old colonial house in Woodbury.. which
is called the birthplace OF the American Epis-
copate," has been purchased by friends and
presented to him. In this house on September
IL, 1888, met the secret convention determined
to secure an American bishop, and which
elected Samuel seabury 10 the first bishopric
of Connecticut and of the American Episcopal
Church.
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Plot to Assassinate Frustrated,

At q banquet given recently at Sonsonate.
Salvador, in honor of President Ezeta, consid-
cradle excitement was caused when policeman
entered and arrested a man who had been in
PRODUCED as a servant.
This action caused great alarm. He WIS
charged with being in plot to sssassinate Gen.
Ezeta, and intended, the police claim, to CON-
nit his crime while the president was seated at
the table.
The man was an italian named Jose Bocaleti,
a native of Mantua, twenty-nine years old. and
had been engaged for several years on the Sc
cret police OF Guatemala. He confessed the
plo:. implicated several persons in Guatemala.
Salvadorians in exile there, who had promised
him $5, 900 for the fulflment Of his base con-
tract.
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Another Clergyman on Trial.

Rev. S. Heininger of Elkhart. Ind, has
been placed on trial at Cleveland before a
tribunal of the Evangelical Church, under the
charges of falsehood and SANDER Some time
ago Mr.. Heininger made the statement that
Rev. William Yost, one of the leaders of the
majority party, told him that a caucus had been
held in Cleveland and slate of officers fixed
for the last general conference in Indianapolis
Mr.. Yost denied that he said it, and Mr.. Helm
niger responded with a red hot circular The
charges against Mr.. Heininger are based upon
the circular
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NJ ARRIVED.

CARTEk-sMiTH. A. the residence Of the h,-iass
parents. No. lob tfh street nnrfhwe-f N..l-
insi9p. D; 6 On wsaneS.iay. De.-n,l..- ~ isss
DR. W. b. CARTER Of RichmOnd, Va a. JT'IIaT
SMITH q this city. Rev. J. 7. weight nan n n
ohciatinE. lhichmond Va. papers and baltiInore
Sun please cory
ccAhTHY-RoLLISs on wedn.sa.y. DEAN.
her 2s lSrs At Church OF Holy Nam. by Fsth-s
ROLLINS. both Of this city
,a MHlIE17ALrLMus: Al the firsi PNr'iss Church.
1919 and streets northwest. Dac-nl -.r ~ .sfi
by the Rev. Charles stakely, hAITER q NHfTs
OF Fort Wayne. Ind. 20 MARI l. ALTEAftjs 81 M.
city. "
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Theatcr Party i'm Honor Of ys.n,. Dax,

Theater Party In Honor Of Winnie Davis.
Miss Winnie Davis, ''the daughter Of the con-
federacy," is visiting friends in New York city.
Last night Mr.. William p. st. John gave an
elaborate theater party in her honor. The do
tails Of the affair was arranged by the bachelor
host in . manner to make the compliment conn.,
plete. u was special point that no person
who had lived in the south and no descendants
Of southerneu were invited, thus making ~
party representative Of only northsra syD-
psthissgs.
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American End oh the Psnam. scandal.

The New York World prints story of 5000
words saying there Is an American end to the
Panama scandal, that o., SOC. 900 was sent to
this country and no explanation has been
given Of what use was necessary or was
made Of this sum; that De Lesseps paid
a visit to the United States, and so remarkable
were his powers Of persuasion that within
eleven months congressman no longer believed
that the building OF the canal by the French
would be q violation Of the Monroe doctrine
and that De Lesseps bluffed of the effect Of
President Hayes MESSAGE denouncing the pro-
soo
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con.o,id..inr Chicago Ro.a..

If negotiations now under way are carried
out a consolidation of the elevated railways of
Chicago will soon become accomplished. The
lines affected are the Alley ''L'' on the south
side, the Metropolitan Elevated railroad and
the Lake street road on the west side. The
scheme involves the construction Of q big
downtown terminal loop, to be used by all the
lines, with provision for North Side conncc-
ton whenever an elevated line is built in that
quarter of the city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-30

The Cososeis Negotiating with tire 4
Baltimor~ Msnse~r

me Sosonets Negotiating with the H
Baltimore Manager.
For two weeks negotiations have been penl-
ing between the Louisville Club and Barnie.
the old Baltimore manager, 10 take s.hsrre Of
the team next season
According 10 the statement Of . director o.
the Louisville Base Ball Club President Drexier
WI coon strike out Nearly all the director.
have iutima'ed that = change would rot b. de
pleasing TO them Since hs election be hes
preserved the workings Of the club with each
religious secrecy that some Of the director. ar.
Inclined TO doubt the existence Of the has. e.il
club In Louisville. The constitution Of the
Louisville Base Ball Company provide. that On.
annual election Of officers shall take pl.oe An
April. but IL Il ssid q special meeting viii l..
called either January II OF Il. when som. one
wiii be elected 10 succeed President Dre.l.r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-30

Legislative Reform in Canada.
1t is understood that the executive council of
the upper chamber Of the province of Quebec
will be abolished at the next session Of parlia-
ment. New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Ontario,
Manitoba and British Columbia have already
abolished their upper houses on the ground of
economy and their failure to check evil legisla-
ton.
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KILLED TIRE BLrsrrKr>c sr.s,,x
An American KIN. ma. orpe.ea, in . p,~,
af Monte Carlo


The Vienna Tageblan publishes an. a.,.l. q,
. duel between Jay Brock;On. an American. and
Russian known A. Count Peter Romansff az
monte carlo, which resulted in the Killing Of
.he count The dead man IL believed 60 have
oeen travelling under an assumed name and !.
supposed TO have been connected with the i'm
perial family Of Russia
The quarrel out Of which the duel r-es an
pears to have been due 20 a mi-undsr,tan,sine
on the part OF the count !; seems that BROCK
Ton mad been winning heavily NJ the gambling
tables and had tossed a 'pourboir." 70 the
erourier, which the count supposed sas IN
tended for him
lhe count accused Brcckton Of insulting him
by throwing hmm the coin.
Brockton denied the charge ana triad IN a.
pain that the coin was for the croupser. m.
count repeating that Brocktou hal ip.ul,ea
him. Brockton gave him the lie direct. ara a
challenge followed. The names of the second.
are not known.
The two men fought in the rro,na. 90 A..
private villa, and evidently meant a duel 10 an.
death The conditions were twenty ave .,,ees
WIN liberty TO advance 90 within two mace. 81
esch o'her and 10 keep on firing until one or
the other should fall
THE COUNT KuIEn.
Both American and Russian cam, calmly 20
the mark, aud on the word being given they
hred with deadly intent. at the same zine start
ing TO advance. The second bullet from Dr,cl.
tons pistol struck Ionanof iust .h,,x. ~.
heaft. The eoun; reeled and fell, ana in few
moments expired.
considerable mystery exists as 90 the identity
OF Count Peter Romanoff His name re.l q,
assumed. has suggested some eonn,ctio, 20
the imperial family Of Russia
m New hork newspaper suggests that Count
refer homanon msy or NAV not be the t-.y-
eiing incognito Of the Grand Duke letter Nico-
laiovitch, who is the second son OF the LAT.
Grand Duke Observation-Disclosures. Who was the
cars uncle. ~
The Grand Duke Peter was born NJ 81
Petersburg in 1854, is aid-de-camp % tb. en-
peror. captain In the Lancers regiment Of IA.
Imperial Guard and married in isse at Peter
hon the Princess Militia. the oldes, daughter
OF the Prince Of Montenegro.
Brockton left Nice Tuesday He b.d 49,,
there six weeks and had PLAYED at he ,nble.
almost daily. He was quite popular
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CoEErcr Full DsEss Crows.

LADIES Und-~~sed Kid MousauetAires in evening
shades Of rcd. pink. green. hue lavender. mode. VEL
low. purple. p-arl. cream. also white and black
s-bu;ton- leneth. 81 - pair.
l2-button-lenlth. 80 . pair.
lS button-lensth. 81 - pair.
- button-lsnsrth. IS % pair
:sbbutto n-iens-.A 81. - pair
sSThe above The b-s. possible 20 produce and
foid hixher prices At the fex exclusive stores
~bsr~ b found sslscfea be-: Gi0css
fLais the Paiais ROys, price for the s-button Tn
n-~s-ed Ed Moassustaires which generally sold
a. the b.; and for ell % a pair. Tbs variety Of
SHADE = unusuAl,y complete shades Of English
tsn-. al modes. sin gray-. browns For evening
~ezr yellows. pnks. blues. greens. lavenders.
Ie.ri. cream. white and black.
ss-Ths ssoVs G'0ves Uavrantsd; tTied on at our
vtss
JUG for b--t Biarrftz Hgslin MoGsquetAires.
b-.ids- The street shades the folIowfng for
shs thssier Cora rins. cel blue. nile fa~n
puyalPuzpl-. cream. white and black.
-uEN's--P~azl. mode. white sal cream french
Hi Gloves. IN and without black stitching on
tAcks ~. 81 -. 81 - a.. prices These sood bet
is= arl hes <lyea al Warranted a.ted az our
ri-E
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-30

Champion Billiardst Frank Ives has sent out
an announcement that he is ready to play any
body in the world for any part of $4,000 at
balk line. the game not TO be less than 1000
points, 500 night, and the match to take place
in MAY, 1898.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-30
Executors Of jaw GOuld's Estate.

George j. Gould, Helen N. Gould and
Howard Gould appeared before the probate
clerk in New York yesterday and qualified, by
taking the customary oath, as executors of the
will of their father, the late jay Gould
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-30

GIVE attention 90 the nrst symptom. u a lung
comp aint and check the dreaded disease in n. M
ciPlency by using Dr. ID. Jaynes ExtectoTsnt
safe, old fashioned remedy for ali afec i,ns Of IN.
lungs and bronehia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-30

Unfver0ify EKtension.
The second national conference on university
extension was opened Wednesday evening in
the auditorium Of the Drexel Institute at Phila-
delphia, under the auspices ct the American So
ciety for the Extsnsion Of University Teaching.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-30
The American Chemical Society.

The American Chemical Society met in an
nual session in the rooms of the Western Penn
sylvania Engineers Society at Pittsburg Wednes-
day morning. The attendance was light, not
more than thirty members being present
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-30

Onssims Mathisu, . French Canadian, has
been arrssted In Boston On charge Of smug-
cling opium
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-30

Prof. Henry Preserved Smith will remain Al
Lane Seminary, but DIR. Roberts has been s,kod
TO resign.
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Mrs. Stoneman Declared to Be Innocent.
Mrs A: E. Brunson has been granted
decree of divorce from her husband. Judge
Brunson of California, on the ground of deser-
tion but the charges of adultery with the wife
OF ex-Gov. Stoneman are declared to be IN
founded