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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

The Duerst rife has passed the tests ct the Ne
tional armory in springfield. Moss. with sue.
cess n H. Duerst, the inventor Of this gun, 10
an American BY birth and resident OF Wheat
land. Cal.
The Cleveland, O.. Leader says that the annex.
alton OF suburban towns by the election on
Monday will give the city 900 population,
making IL the largest In the state and ninth In
the Union.
The greatest forest fires ever known In the re-
gion are raging IN the pine district near
Raleigh, N. c., aud large portion OF the town
OF west End and numerous county buildings
have been destroyed.
Two more persons have died a. . result OF the
accident on the Jacksonville 4 Southeastern
road. making six dead in all One, fireman,
IL missing and his body IL supposed to have
been consumed In the IRE.
Capt Nathan Appleton. oficial stsnographer
Of the Panama congressional investigating com.
mittee, says that all the reports Of the commit
tee have mysteriously disappeared, and the only
scrap Of the testimony to be had are his steno-
graphic notes.
Water broke into the nth lift OF the Laurel
Hill mine, near Hazleton, Pa, on April s. and
Gil the miners had q narrow escape from drown
ing, though oil but three got out safely. Their
names were Thomas Hudson. william L Trem.
both and Richard Williams
Inc giving way OK echnold ON tne HATING
ton elevator at West Superior on April caused
five carpenters TO drop sixty feet. and oil we're
probably fatally injured. Their names are:
Charles Gustason. Emery Garvis, J. X. Carnes,
r. Quinn and C. II. Benson.
The committee on ways and means in the
Mexican congress has reported that 81, 5O0, goo
will be needed for government expenses during
the next year. ani the plan OF raising IL Is by an
export duty. President Diaz 10 opposed to this,
and good deal OF political feeling 10 likely to
yasult
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CRIMINAL NEWS.

Frederick Gillis. an old army veteran. was
found murdered in his shansy in St Louis on
April 4. and John Bappel. a cook, and 5. Stul. Q
ciearmaksr, are suspected Of the crime
George and John Evans went to the house OF
Jerry shelton at Alexander, Tenn. forced him
TO leave and then assaulted Shelton's IL year ID
wife. The brutes then ded The young woman
has gone mad.
Charles Morgan. q negro, who shot and killed
John Lees, another colcred man. in the disor-
DERBY house of "Kix' Redd, al .uffield. W. Va
was lynched by . mob on April 5. "klz' Is
known as the vickedest woman in West Viz
yinis, and Policeman Chandler was murdered
in her place about q week ago.
The mother of Miss Abbie Oliver. . beautiful
girl who WAS seduced at sturgie. Ky. eight
months ago, forced the alleged betrayer, Henry
Delaney, . drug clerk. 20 marry the girl At the
poin, OF q pistol on April s When the carriage
was returning from Morgansaeid. where they
went 20 have the ceremony performed. Delaney
jumped out and his friends fred into the car
rage. killing the young lady and MORALLY
wounding her father. Four men. George De-
lancy, Frank Hall. George r. Henry snd Henry
Delancy. have been arrested and may b
lynchsd for the shooting.
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survey psople and ship owners and sailors
should b taken, and he believed the de-
cision Of the committee to b in favor Of
Santa Monica Mr.. Sherman thought the
question one of engineering and not Of me
vestigation. The matter then went over
without action.
Chandler offered . resolution desiring
the secretary Of the treasury to furnish
the senate with copies Of oil reports of the
Citizens National bank. of Washington
City, the bank Of which Senator Roach
was cashier from 1875 to 1882, and Of all
the reports made by the bank examiner "a
to its condition during that period. The
resolution went over, and after short
executive session, the senate adjourned
until tomorrow.
The president has recognized Francis
Kerbel as consul Of Austria Hungary At
San Francisco.
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Congressmsa Mcguire. Of California,
Entertsins the RefoPmers.
WAsHIEeroS CrrY. April 5.-A banquet
was rendered BY Congressman James G.
Mcguire. of California. 70 the Washington
Single Tax Club tonight at the National
hotel and was attended by $50 people.
Mcguire said:
All men - the country passing through q
crisis, and none but single tax men - . way
out OF IL eingie tax men are supporting the
declared purpose and aims OF the Democratic
party. not - the end but ~ means to the &C.
complement Of the grandest and noblest work
for the benefit OF mankind ever undertaken In the
history Of the world. He would work with
Tom johnson and Jerry Simpson, although he
hlmsclf belonged to an opposite party, but
while In oldsn times it was said oil roads led
to Rome, there ere now two roads that lead 70
single tax reform
Other speakers on the programme were
Henry George. Thomas G. Sherman.
Congressman Tom L. johnson, Congress
man John Dewitt Warner. Congressman
Jerry Simpson. Henry A. Robinson. Jack
son H. Raiston and Congressman Josiah
petterson
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lie In advance for either session..

Fees payable In advance for either session..
% per month,
small fee of csc per month will be charged
for kindergarten mater ais. of gifts and sta
tionery.
The methods OF teaching are based on
FREnELs SYSTEM, which Is now being uni
VERBALLY adopted by the best teachers of infanta
The following viii Civ. an idea of Is scope:
The kINDER0ARTEN GIFTS teach the
rudIments of Color Form. Arith me,ic and Geome-
try, cutivating the children's constructive faculty,
I'm agina.on. powers Of obsery alton, and clearness
OF perception
The KINDERaARTEN GAMES comprise
Gymnasic Exerci ses, Class Singing and H aoits Of
Animals and Birds developing physique prompt
obed ence and com oined ton.
THE KINDERGAkTES OCCUPATIONS en-
brace Reading. Writing. Drawing, Needework,
WOODWORK Paper Plating Bead Work. Basket
Folding, Modelling etc, which train the hand to
dexterty and neA,nsss and the eye to accuracy OF
observation
THE KINDERaARTEN OBJECT LESSONS
convey . clear idea OF the physical world in reiA-
ton 10 AninalA Vegetables aud ruinerAls aud cul-
tivAte ia the pupils the power q Cescripti on and
teach hem to classify and ARRANGE the kuo Wedge
acquired.
RefeSsncss-Rev. David G. Garrett ST. Mark's
rectory; Mrs.. 1. 3 J. Hunt YARrow lake Wash
inStoa: Rev. Wallace Mating. 1870 University
street. and parents Of former pupllA
For further Information, apply to the Misses
win,eFbourns. 1912 Fourteesth street. CITY.
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locate fully and complesety the sxaes location
OF plat with references 70 some government cor
ner. quarter or meandef posi-
- ~ sosa, di.s.ness Of ell exterior line:
on the boundaries OF the plat
6eventh-wheu practicable, the plat shall b
drawn on such . scale that the extension lines
thereof shssl not exceed I7x10 inches, including
title and legenda
when plat il Of such nature or siss q to ~.
quire reducing In order TO record same ON plat
lected.
The practice Of some Of the justices OF the
peace In employing extra constabies and send
ing in the bills 70 the county vas censured by
the board. Justice Caldwell, Constable King
and Deputy Brown appeared before the board
yesterday and wero told that in their opinion
the returns did not show the necessity Of more
than one constable
The bonds and contract offered BY Flynn d
R0ckmark for the construction Of the Denny
road At about g, 100 were approved.
The salary of the clerk In Justice Humphreys
court was raised from SIS 70 SIS after April l.
Michael Bogue was allowed $50 for land taken
BY the county for . road near Cedar Mountain.
The following overDeefr OF road districts were
appointed: Theodore Engslund. No. S.; R W.
6omerville, No TO-
Bonds OF the road overseers of the following
districts were approved: r. H. Dingwald, No
S.: W. H. Clark, No IL: Christopher Ibson, No
Y; N. +. Cowan. No 81: W. l. Newton, No. Il:
Jacob Cooper. No. -; G. w. Treeu, No 20; 7. q
Smith, No. "a
The action Of School superintendent v. A.
Pussy in forming school district No. Ill, south
Of 6unnydale was approved.
A petition from J. p. Jones 10 change . road
near Osceola was read and laid over until July.
Eight tracts in Maple Leaf addition to Green
Lake circle were ordered vacated.
Bond and contract with A E ChafYey 4 Co. to
raise and repair Hop Ranch bridge over sno-
qualmie river at cost of about $1,000 were ap-
proved.
On account OF the need Of legal advice upon
matters that come up before the board the COM
misstoners have requested that Deputy Prose
cutting Attorney Mcbride b In attendance at
their future meetings.
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IN THE SENATE.
mer Wakes Fight ON Seating Sen
ators-CalIfornia Harbor Ouestion.

"'s-sa'hor Hhrbor Question.
WASHINGTON Cry. April 5.-The senate
'oaay resumed consideration of the report
u the committee on privileges and cleo
aohs IN favor OF seating the senators ap-
pointed by the governors of Montana,
wyoming and Washington. Chandler
spoAe IN support of the report Palmer
Followed Chandler, in opposition TO the
report Mr.. Palmer went on 10 argue the
question IN detail against the rights of
governors To appoint senators under the
circumstances existing IN the case In ques-
uoh. lie argued in conclusion that If the
uhe OF construction insisted upon by the
nalofity OF the committee was pursued.
sne tsine would not be far distant when the
s'"e's OF the state legislatures TO elect
Vha'oFs would be largely abridged and
saen there would be combinations in
.'a'ss 10 defeat the choice of senators by
tSsatares so As TO insure their appoint
Isas by governors. The matter wen, over
vi tomorrow.
me resolutions reported from the COM
Asstee on contingent expenses. instruct.
"s the committee on Immigration to in
aaiFe into the condition and character of
s.ssn Immigrants coming into the United
"NAfAt''s b4sC Jaws against the I'm.
sS.'aaon OF contract labor were properly
a'o'ced. and as 10 the execution of imml.
grafton laws. agreed 70.
resolution instructing the committee
"mneree size TO examine the Pacific
.s1iaefh coast AlEh 4 view 10 determining
.as oest location for the construction OF 3
Np water barber VAS laid over after dis.
sss'en- In the course Of the discussion
ye' member Of the com mi;tee on COM
.'0e and its Chairman in the last Con-
maize statement as 10 the rival
ns OF San Peiro and Santa Monica tor
oor s'te. tie spoke of the reports OF
engineers III favor Of San Pedro. but
-, saa1 Notwithstanding III csc reports he
favored Santa Monica after personal
us,t to both points.
taeagas tie testimony OF the coast
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THE FATHER OF MANY Ills

Constipation leads to q multitude OF physical
troubieA II Is generally the result OF careless
ness or Indifference TO the simplest rule OF
health Eugene Mckay, OF Brartford, Ont,
writes:
II had for several years been . sufferer from
constipation. had taken . grest many different
remedies, so.Ts OF which aid me good tor
time, but only for q time, then my trouble came
friend. whom BRASDRKTH's PILLS had hene-
6ted. 10 try them roox two eacn night Tor
week, then one every night for about SIX weeks.
Since taaf time l have not experienced me
slightest difficulty whatever. ana my bowels
move regularly every day. ! believe frmly
taa, for siugxlshness OF the bowels and bilious
ness BRASpakrHs PILLS are lar superior to any
ether"
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RULES FOR FILING PLATs.
County Commissioners Adopt Them-No
More Special Constables.

At meeting Of the board Of county commits
sioners yesterday . set OF Suiss governing the
preparation of plats was adopted and 4, Was
ordered thai all future plats must conform to
them in order TO obtain the approval Of the
board. The rules are - follows:
First-No pat having title or name the same
or similaf 10 the title or name OF Any plat pre-
vioua recorded viii Be received
seconc-The sixes OF all lots must be shown
in hgurss en- the plat. where lots are regular
and uniform size need only b shown on lots ia
marginal blocks Of plat but where lots are ir-
regular ssRes must be shown on each plat
Ihird--The angles at all corners of the plas
must be shown, and ALSO at the corners of al ir-
regular Tote OF blocks.
Fourth-Ali plated property situated within
a radius OF 100 feet of the land dsseri bed in the
plat must be shown In dotted iines, with the
name or c;ls of such Plat shown thereoa-
Fiith-The description g axplaaakien Huss
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NEW York, April 5.-Chilean Consul G.
b. Flint and w. r. Grace both said today
that they had received no advices of any
trouble in Chile. Neither the consul nor
Grace believed that the Iquique cablegram
that martial Law had been ordered in SAM
tiago was correct.
IouIouE, Peru, April 5-Uneasiness pre-
walls here, because martial law has been
ordered in Santiago, Chile.
LoxDos. April Sit il stated on the au-
thority Of alleged advices from Chile that
martial law has been declared in that re-
public.
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Ansen D. F. Randolph & Co, New York, pub
fish "The Handbook Of Christian Evidences"
by Alexander Stewart, D. D.. professor of sys.
tematic theology In the University of Aberdeen.
The work was prepared at the request of the life
and work committee of the church of Scotland
ss one of a series intended to be used In guilds
and Bible classes.
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BERLIN, April ga special from Kam-
pala, Uganda, dated ON December
l6 last, reports two apparently
authentic statements received to
the effect that Emin Pasha, the
famous explorer, had been murdered by
fierce Manyemas on the banks of the Ituri
river. in March Of last year. The sender
of the dispatch IL not wholly convinced of
its truth.
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Worlds Fair Notice.

Cities and towns of Washington desiring
representation at Chicago during the
Worlds fair should apply at once for
space in the Evergreen State Souvenir"
the only book in which their special adj
vantages can be published and given out
in the exposition grounds at Chicago. J.
o. Hestwood. publisher, Bailey building,
Seattle
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Coroner George N. Horton sent his deputy,
Frank Carroll, to Enumciaw yesterday at $40 in
answer to q telegram from Enumclaw stating
that man had been found dead alongside of
the railroad track half mile east Of Birch. The
trains on the Northern Pacific were late last
night and the deputy coroner did not arrive
back till early this morning.
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BRIEF CABLEGKAMs.

Chief Justice Csderkranz, Of Samoa, has sent
In his resignation because he considers Samoan
treaty concluded in Berlin q farce.
The Panama Canal Company has been granted
twenty months by the government of Colombia
for the organization Of Q new company.
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.

The report Of the failure OF Croker, Fiske 4
Co.. Of Minneapolis, was premature. a. the
manager says the frm will resume on Monday.
The South Chicago Steel Casting Company,
with liabilities and assets Of about 500 600 had
judgments BY confession entered against II on
April to the extent OF $4,000
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Concentrated medicine only. Carter's Little
Liver Pills Very small; very easy to take: NO
pain; no gripping; no purging. Try them.
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Bonded warehouse No. S6s, belonging to the
Allen Bradley Distillery Company, at Louis
VILE. was burned on April5. Loss, $3.50, COO, in.
GLIDING Il 900 barrels of whisky.
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Ask your grocer for ROYAL CRYSTAL salt

A ean Francisco Chinese highlander society
has posted . circular Offering 5000 reward to
any one who will kill the director or interpreter
of the Chinese Law abiding Protective Society
organized to suppress highbinders.
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Timber cruisers, prospect0rs and surveyors
can find some elegant compasses TOR half price
ct the big closing out sale of the Harrington 4
Smith stock, corner Railroad avenue and Wash.
ingtOn.
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Dr.. Ably WIN Hold 0ebhsrdrs Ranch.
New YoBK, April 6--Dr. c. w. Ably,
manager Of Freddie Gebhardt's ranch in
California, according to . report about his
hotel, started for California today. DR.
Ably says Gebhardt never paid him in full
for managing the ranch, and they quar-
relied about . settlement. The doctor
learned yesterday that Gebhardt was go
ing to California at once. and learning that
he meant to take possession of the farm,
the doctor hurried away to beat him there.
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ROYAL CRYSTAL salt is Sranula,sd.

If You are tired taking the large old-fsshicned
gripping pills, try Car,er's Little Liver Pilia and
take some comfort cant stand every.
thing. Oae pill . dose Try them
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PHILADELPHIA, April Sit il stated to-
night on excellent authority that tho sue
cessor to Mcleod as president and re-
ceiver of the Reading company will De
Joseph 8. Harris. president Of the Lehigh
Coal and Navigation Company.
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ROYAL CRYSTAL sai, never ssu AssA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-28
GRANVILLE SUPERIOR COURT.
Professor Ebcn Alexander's Successor.
Sales of Tobacco.

OXFORD, n. C., April 27.-Special.-
The Granville Superior Court is in ses-
sion, with judge Bryan presiding. There
are quite a number Of lawyers in attend
ance. Among the number are Common
monwealth's Attorney Mullins. OF Peters
burg, who has been employed in a case
here and Mr.. W. f. Daniel. of Weldon.
Mir. Augustus Wright OF Petersburg,
and Captain =. L. Emory, Of Weldon, n.
c., are in town.
1t is understood that Rev. Junius VI.
Horner. of oxford, one Of the best edu-
Gated gentlemen Of the South, has been
rendered the vacancy in the faculty
created by the resignation of Professor
Eben Alexander OF our State Univer-
sity, who was recently appointed
Minister to Greece. The faculty and
students of the University will present
Professor Alexander a handsome watch.
and ]. G. Biggs, Of oxford, one Of the
students. has been chosen as the medium
for its presentation.
President F. +. Hobgood, OF the oxford
Female Seminary has arranged to have
a reunion Of the former pupils who have
attended his school. and our town Will
be taxed to accommodate the large num-
Der expected who drank from the educa-
tional fountain at this place, but they
will be cordially welcomed.
The tobacco warehouses are selling
more than the usual quantity OF toba eco
for this month, and prices are satisfac-
tory.
The frost a day or two ago did some
damage in spots, particularly TO early
vegetables, though 1t was not generally
serious in It's consequences.
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CONFER WITH CARLISLE
NEW YORK BANKERS HEARA STATE
MEyr FROM THE SECRETARY.
Nh Bouds Will be Issued by the Gov
erpment, But Efforts Will be Made
to Repeal the Sherman Law.

NEW YORK, April N.-Secretary Car
Hale held a conference this afternoon
after the naval review with NUMBER Oh
New York bank presidents ana private
bankers at the house Of President VIII
,,ams Of the Chemical Bank. The con-
ference lasted somewhat over an hour'
Utmost good feeling was displayed, and
the Secretary said he was there 10 make
n frank. free and open statement of what
he believed to be the financial policy OF
the Government.
In the first place the Secretary said that
an issue of bonds just at this time might
be an effective remedy, but IL would only
be temporary, and that II would be fol-
lowed by disturbances In the money mar
ket. and would In the end retard the add
mlnistration in it's effort to repeal the
Sherman Silver law. The Secretary said
positively that there would be no bonds
issued except as a last resort. sAs the
Secretary outlined the policy Of the Gov
eminent it was shown that nothing would
be done that in any way would retard or
check the determination Of the Cleveland
administration concerning the repeal of
the Sherman law.
The Secretary went over the currency
laws Of the country, and said that they
were in bad shape and needed revision.
He said revision should start with the
Sherman law. There is a determination
also to show the miners Of silver the
evil effects Of the Sherman law on their
fortunes. President Cleveland's advisers
have told him the only way to induce
the Western and Southwestern senators
and CongresSmen to consent to a repeal
Of the Sherman law is 10 demonstrate
TO their constituents that they are losing
money every day that this law is in op-
GRAFTON.
Missionary work In that direction has
been started by a number Of bankers in
the solid communities OF the East. They
are daily refusing credits to the South
Southwest and West, fearing the affects
Of the Sherman law. Chicago bankers,
II was said, are carrying out the same
line of policy. Secretary Carlisle. in his
talk with the bankers, made his stand
very clear. II is to be a heroic treat
ment all the way through on the Sher-
man law, and possibly by the next Con-
gress the silver owners and adj
herents OF silver in the Senate and the
House will be ready TO consent to the
repeal Of the law.
The bank presidents, replying 10 Secre-
tary Carlisle. cordially informed him that
they would be ready at all times to CO.
operate with him in the successful adj
ministration Of the financial policy Of
the Government. Everybody shook hands
and there was harmony all around
In the meantime. the Secretary con-
tinues TO receive offers OF gold from un-
expected sources.
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MISUNDERSTANDING NnntnaIs.

NEW YORK. April 1.-THE marriage
Of Miss Katharine Trenholm. second
daughter Of William T. Trenholm, who
was Comptroller Of Currency in President
Cleyeland's first administration, to Jesse
II. Abrahams cashier Of the Southern
National Bank. was celebrated tonight
at the home OF the brides father, No.
26) west Seventy-second street. The
bride was attended by her sister, Miss
Contance Trenholm, as maid Of honor,
and by six bridesmaids, who were Miss
Lizzie Walter, Of Savannah. Ga, Miss
Helen Trenholm, sister; Miss George
Gibbs. Of Norwalk, Conn; Miss Irene
Macbeth, Of Washington; Miss Emily
Hazard and Miss Florence Trenholm. OF
South Carolina, all cousins OF the bride.
Samuel Maddox, Of Washington. acted
as best man. The ushers We're: +. d..
Forest Simmons. John Phipps. Of Norris
town; A. Alexander Macbeth and Julian
Thornley,, OF Alexandria, Va; DR.. j. l..
Thornley,. George II. Holmes, Joseph
Letter. Samuel Wright, Of Washington,
and the brides brother, Julian Trenholm