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The Atlanta E>posi,iop.

Chief Executive Officer Kemper of the
treasury architects : office has returned
from business trip to Atlanta. He re-
ports that good progress is being made in
the preparations for the exposition
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Condition of the Water.

Temperature and condition of water at s
am: Great Falls, temperature, IS; condi-
ton, SO; receiving reservoir, temperature,
60; condition at north connection, Sc; con-
dition at south connection, 36; distributing
reservoir. temperature, IS; condition at in
fluent gate house. 36; eftluent gate house SO.
Tide Table.
Today-High tide. Cos pm. Low tide,
1884 midnight.
Tomorrow-High tide. G:34 am. and $50
pm. Low tide, 90 pm.
Range of the Thermometers.
The following were the readings of the
Thermometer at the weather bureau today:
am, 80; pm, "a; maximum, 67; min
imum, 4S.
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An ApuOfntnent A

A. NJ. Jones has been appointed assistant
United States attorney for the district Of
New Mexico.
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this stock of glass will

S=u=r=p=r=1=S=e y=O=u
you have never its equal in this
city. Think of the immense quantity
Of glass twelve loads make Those
large plates the 7th street door
the largest in this city-yet they
small compared with some we have
set.
Chas.E. fiodgkin, ,9H3 9TH st.
FLATE GLASS EXPERT. ap22-22d
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Chartered by special act Of Congress
JAM, 1867 and acts Of Oct, 1890 and Feb. 1892.
= ,,., CAPITAL: ONE MILLION DOLLARS.
Rents safes inside burglar proof vaults at s.
ssS@ri'iss: lswelry. silyerware and valuables
AyiA,s HkGs 1a RAk SsRoI bErARTMEN =. TsfI5s cost
Deposits received from TEN CENTS upward,
ard Int interest allowed s, on s. and above SS
see sily estae and ohs
sssarltss hE in syRs Of $500 and upward
This company is legal depository for court
and trust funds and acts administrator, c1-
Of ali kinds. wills prepared by a competent
attorney in daily Attendance.
BENJAMIN P. SNYDER, President.
THOMAS r; Jones, Third Vice Pres.
ALBERT L. sTURTEvANT, Secretary. apis
THE CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY of Hartford. Conn.
Assets, So, 2S4 ,925 49, Surplus, s6,s76,212.7s.
On all policies issued by this company annual
dividends declared and may be used in part
payment of premiums drawn in cash, or left
with the company to accumulate subject TO the
There are stockholders. All surplus belongs
ers in 1ss4 81 ,265, 4l5 20, being 275 per cent Of
total premiums collected.
When in need of life insurance it will pay
you to call en- or write to
A. III. Gibbs,
General Agent,
np1S-11t' s1S ST. NV.
LOANS on LIFE, ENDOWMENT, ToNTINE OR
distribution policies speciality. Money I'D
yanced on stocks, bonds, trusts and other ap-
proved collateral. No delay.
YERKES 4 BAKER, 40 to 46 Metzerott bldg.
ja14tf
LIFE, TONTINE, ENDOWMENT AND PAID-UP
INSURANCE POLICIES PURCHASED AT
FAIR DISCOUNT. Money loaned same.
ap4-tf EDWARD n. BURNS, 1907 F st. NV
OFFICE OF THE CHESAPEAKE AND POTOMAC
Telephone Compary-A dividend of 80 cents per
share will be payable the 18th day Of APRIL,
1895, to the stockholders Of record at the close
of business the 10Th day of APR1L. 1875, at
the Office of the treasurer of the company, 619
l4th st. NV, Washington, d. c.
The transfer books will be closed from the 10th
of April to the 29th of April, inclusive.
SAMUEL NJ. BRYAN, President.
CHARLE ES G. BEFBE, Treasurer.
Washington, D. c.; April o. 1895 ap15to29in
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Spfan1sy, 43A ztm ST.

Weather tomorrow-Rainy and collier.
Established 1924.
The Oldest Lumber Firm in the District.
| We sell
Everything
And have it i'm
Stock all the
Time
we mean everything that enters into
the ceastruction of house, lumber.
builders hardware, mill work, glass, &c
We never run try'' on any thing in this
line. You find what you need here
when you can iild it nowhere else in tie
city.
Want Amy Glass2
We have full stock of all kinds Of
glass for windows. putty and springs.
One glass more desired, any size
cut to order.
Want Amy Lumber?
If so. remember that we sell every
kind of lumber that grows in the North
American forest, and sell 1t lower than
anybody else.
Want Amy Millwork?
Doors, Blinds, Modina. Corner Blocks,
/ Brackets Mantels Balusters in every
known style always in stock.
Want Amy Hardware?
walls, Nails Locks, Loci Screws. Hinges. sasn
Gil,,s.s stylss Of Bolts; in fact everything in
construction of house.
UYou will have to deal here If you
want to get your building materials for
the cheapest prices.
Frank Libbey & Co., Hs'as!'shsd 1sHs
9th and New York Ave.
Cnmcnre CURED WITHOUT TuE KNIFE
,Santarium, 1920 st. NV.
apS-3mo CHARLES ALLEN. NJ. d.
Spring Weddings
just Summer, Fail or Winter we'd
dings, require invitations. The engraved
sort are expensive-ours look for all the
world like the engraved, yet but
s3.7o for 100, $3.50 for 2o0-beautiful
script type.
Byron S. Adams, Pls1Pt 51s 9Pt1 Printer; ri e
ap20-10d
A laxative, refreshing
TT r. fruit lozenger,
very agreeable to take for
CONSTIPATION.
hemorrhoids bile
IND len loss of appetite, gastric and
intestinal troubles and
headache arising
from them.
F. GRILLON.
GRILLoS. 50 Rue des Archives Paris.
ap15-m15m-3p Sold by all Druggists
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FINANCIAL.
FINANCIAL.
Washington
I.0ar1 & Trust Co.,

OFFICE, COR 9TH AND STS.
PAD-UP CAPITAL, ONE MILLION.
Interest PAID ON DErcsirs.
| N@re uade on Real Estate
A<V@"lhS and Collaterals.
Acts as Executor, Administrator,
Trustee, Guardian and Committee on
Estates.
Acts Registrar. Transfer and Fls-
cal Agent of Corporations.
Takes full charge Of Real and Per-
sonal Estates.
Safe Deposit Boxes for rent.
StCr sge Vaults for trunks, Doxes,
&C., containing valuables, silver, bric-
a-brac, &c.
Incorporated under act Of Congress
and subject to supervision Of the
comptroller of the currency.
John Joy Edison. On............. President
John A. Swope. ..........vice President
II. s. Cummings. Second Vice President
John r. Carmody. dy............. Treasurer
Andrew Parker. Secretary
John B. Larner. ...... General Counsel
]. ]. Darlington....! ' N'u'e
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DIRECTORS.

Capital ..........$1, go, 600.
Surplus $500, 900.
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DENTISTRY.

Nothing Experimental
- About our method of painless treatment for
ailing teeth. 1t is entirely scientlar-per-
fectly harmless and has proved emincntly
successful whenever used. The advice and
attention Of q skilled practician assured
- every patron. Extracting without pain, 80
cents.
DIR. GRAHAM, 307 9TH ST. mh11-i4d
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FREE DENTAL. INFIRMARY,
7o7 1 st. NV. Open daily from 10 to II a.m.,
and 2 to 8 pm. No charge except for materials
used. Extracting free. n2I-tf
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we mean everything that enters into
the construction of house, lumber.
builders hardware, mill work, glass, &c.
We never run dry'' on anything in this
line. You can find what you need here
when you can fiI4d it nowhere else in tie
CITY
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Want AmY GlassP

We have a full stock of all kinds of
glass for windows putty and springs.
One glass more desired, any size
or cut to order
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Hotel Imperial,

Hotel Imperial,
ATLANTIC CITY. ; IL. \. J., MAINLAND AVE;
Ieca capasiy sisg DoaSeS d,e"
Owner sns ropr sa5e
Spec Special M rate 81 dy.; $40 per wk. until June /.
HOTEL PEMBROKE,
North Carolina sve;, near Pacific, Atlantic City,
n MI j. oPepR Pps all the year Special rates until
FOR RENT-FoR TWO MONTHS OR LONGER,
at Berkeley Springs. W. Va. 31a hours by B. and
o. X. r. from Washington-Large cottage; 27
rooms; fully furnished; has water and electric
acres of highly cultivated and ornamental
Eapdes has stable s ssaGf vsS ssa
Glen Luta," Berkeley Springs W. Va.
KENILwoRTH Inn,
Full ocean view; modern convenences: steam
heat; elevators TO street level: capacity, 200.
coPE % Bro. r % per aas Special "eehlx ml2sam 8 f.
Ocean NJ, end l. Virginia ave. Atlantic City. Nj.
]. NJ. BoGAN, Manager. mh25-7st
SEABRIGHY-
Ocean end Pacific and Rhode Island aves., At
mh23-e6t MRS. LEWIS REPP.
HOTEL SAN MARCOS
Pacific ave- and Massachusetts, Atlantic City.
mh2s-52t E. W. LPPINCOrr.
HOTEL KENDERroN, OCEAN END TENNESSEE
ave-, Atlantic City, N j.; sun paror; frst-class:
mh22-1o4t Mrs. ]. F. NEALL of Tioga
HOTEL. ArGLEN, MICHIGAN AVE. NEAR
beach,. Atlantc City. Nj; rates. S. to $40;
mh2Olo4t LE REED
THE wAvERLY,
ATLANTIC CITY, n. ].
lrst-class family hotel. Terms moderate.
mh7-7st L. 7. BRYANT.
Kentucky ave. near beach, Atlantic City, NJ.
MsSly mbf furnished new stan f. Rasn asa5
HOTEL EDISON.
Corner Michigan and Pacific aves., Atlantic City.
\; MI, j. All eOnrenenees elevator; stea1 .oprl heat &
THE AIREMARLE. ATLANTIC CITY \. J.EsEC-
STRUCTURE; every modern convenience; steam heat;
are reasonable; Illustrated hooklet mailed,
THE BoscoBEIs kENTUckY AVE. NEAR
lSr; ls rates. s. to s. per day; special hy week
HOTEL DENNIS,
ATLANTIC CITY, n. ].
THE LARGEST HOTEL N THE CITY.
f2S-7St JOS. II. BORTON.
HOTEL WELLINGTON,
Atlantic City, n. ].
Now open.
f26-tf NJ A. & H. S. MINOR
HOTEL. TRAYMOItE
Atlantic City, \. ].
Appointments complete. Location unexcellei.
THE HOTEL TItAYMORE co,
d. S. WHITE, Jr., Manager. fel-ISt
THE PENNHURST, ATLANTIC CITY, n j. EN-
larged and remodeled. All convenienccs in
cluding electric elevator lights steam heat, etc
ja23-3m JAMES HOOD.
THE CHALFONTE,
Atlantic City, N. ].
Directly the beach.
Full ocean view.
Sea water Baths in the house.
Also illustrated booklet free.
ja29-7st E. ROBERTS SONS
STORAGE.
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OUR RIDING SCHOUL
Is open for business Track has been re-
surfaced and put in fine shape; competent instruc-
tors always hand, and you may be sure Of
learning to ride in good FORM II teach you.
Ten lesson tickets for $500; single lessons Soc
each; yearly ticket. $1,000; life membership
$500. Price of ticket applies on pur-
chase of wheel. II you desire to buy a RAMBLER
GoRMULLY & JEEFERY MFG. CO.,
mh6-14d 1925 14th st. NV.
OPEN FIRES.-FRANKLN STOVES GIVE ALL
the pleasures of an open fireplace with the heat
Of stove. May be used with andirons CRATE
20 per cent discount On Andirons. Portable
Crates, Spark Guards, Gas Logs. etc.
feS-tf ]. Fl. CORNING. Tile Shop, 52O-522 18th st.
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OLD AND SOILED GAS FIXTURES AND METAL
goods Of all kinds refnished equal to new. Not
method as when originally done at factory. No
charge for small repairs. Polishing and plating
Of all descriptions.
ELMER n. CATLIN & CO.,
ap5-3w1 Central Power Station.
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Want Amy Lumber?
II so. remember that we sell every
kind of lumber that grows IN the North
American forest and sell 1t lower than
anybody else.
Evening star., 1895-04-22

Want Amy Millwork?
Doors, Blinds. Molding. Corner Blocks
Windows. Picture Moldings, Transoms
Brackets. Mdntels, Ralusters in every
known style always in stock.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE-55 ACRES NEAR ARLINGTON; WILL
enliauce greatly in value In few years. SAM
UEL BEALMEAR, Room 303 Fidelity building,
Baltimore, Md apo 81
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FOR SALE-17 ACRES OF GOOD LAND; NEW g.
room dwelling; large barn; big, road frontage;
2 miles from depot; good road; 81 400; easy
terms. A bargain. DUCKETT, DENT & CO.,
635 Il st. ap20-3t
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FOR SALE-LOTS, COTTAGES, COUNTRY HOMES,
ut or near stations; farms large or small, and
timber lands.
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FOR SALE-BARGAINS IN FARMS IN MONTGOM
cry county, Md. under good cultivation and well
improved springs; wood land and orchards.
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HHH1 Ie11s
ATLANTIC CITY, n. J., MARYLAND AVE;
100 yds. from beach; good ocean view.
. Remodeied- Refurnishej. Capacity Doubled.
Every comfort and convenience. Excellent table
G. W. KENDRICk. Owner and Prop'r
Special rate. 81 dy.; $40 per wk.. until June 1.
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222 ACRES to quick purchaser less than y its
value; worth $i5 per acre; can be purchased at
So NOW; goo. S-room dwelling; all necessary
outhuildings; well cultivated and watered; on
turnpike road; 13 miles from Center Market;
81 $50 cash required.
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whtc. Inlsy .r tuts were hanging
.uut 0uiaidp & tho gates with aU
mea s Y. getting 20. The cholcr hs.
gen lily srupI down upon ~ Rice
a HlmsI. As Tafal auJ trhtI ara
,I u.s. j.cE.l Boz their clp'sn Quo
zee SIS ,Xprgs#. Sir Walter rules
..I choice win Rsy III San,u Anita
curt. ltwls con fedei on OIL s'1es
the race vas the m Yst Uren siur1 tnc
establishment uf lur hsndigap,and ihai
ur.Uf tha conditions any Of The lut
H'ut Wig,
The fret race, swoepsiakos l1r nIl
axe. Eek ftT'0ngs- Domino WUniW'f
barf rec md, ra,rloian, third. Time
l3l,.
second race, milc--OUlot w1ui tau.
r.', second; hetmduits, ihitJ, Fine,
l4i.
Third race. FlOrCla woui Agl.w
second, Montezuma thi,d. Time H.
distance hall mile.
IT, was $3.50 when tho horaun went 20
Go, poet OF the great hauiicau. AZ
that time moro th 10 10000 ucoi were
tusru 90 watch. Tho sun was shining
brightly pui the Dir was warn aud
pleasant. The tack bal illgI Out
considerably, Nut wHs little heavy.
HuupIps won, LszHfuur ttcIaai si.
Walter tulfJ. Time -.ll 10
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CONQUEST ON PAPER,
British Policy 10 VENEZUELA as Shown
By an Old 8dp.
rnE BOUNDARY LINES CHANGED
SO az To Deprive tho South American
Republic NJ Ten thousand
square Miles,

WAsuGNGroN, u. c., May lj.-Ac.
cordiur 10 adviues received here, im.
portnnt British documents have been
found ~, Honolulu as 10 the puuiing
Bntish.Ncu.zlsla boundary question
ia which tho unllsd states has urged
arbitration &c means Yi s.t,lsmuut
A'sist,ut Surveyor General Gurus j..
Lyons, " Hawaii, has examined them
und hus made map accompanied by
- sla.emgul wulgh, it 10 said, 1uppJits
the NeusSIulnn contention, oven gu
heUylIcuro thus Tar presented boy toe
British. Tue records brought 90 puuliu
attention by Mr. Lyons wcfu furnished
Hawaii by tho ButIsh fUfU,Eu office
when Hawaii waB "a monarchy iNfE $
uudpr British control 4lry are au
lle lu the ruryclut'a Office TT Homo.
lulu. Lyons wa- led 90 msseAl abyrs-
legation nv tho publication la5, month
UI the official stlirh map of bIluuA
Territory. on comparing i4lB with iar
map furnished ~ Che foreign unlrc
uFGu,y yuarr us0. He nu.U uu
boundary line entirely CnAugcIs THE
hlst map gave Che line DO NcuuEurlA
r.gims 10 l4uu'8 Boz, IhH IN-l mag
shifts tho Inu iar westward, aud Jos
yIulgE aa G.l,sh territory uHIu. lNtN.l
square mile, N.uN .se nlst mnl
ruaWtu zoo be- CLEARLY Ne rEIU.Hl teri.
tory Tho odd map Waf m lg vs. ihn
r.gN ugfHyulnNl .U.tiF NO England
uui therefore given .iUHn. approval
uul sent Du, hg iuu iuuiFa office. u
. 10
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weather Unfs,orabis- ITO Tracb WEI
nuu su-gg.

" enANNN 4 WlnNnhmhAN " n $50 AFWNa " 60
nuu su-gE.
GWAvFsuNu RACE TRACK, Brook.
iyn, a.. ", M.y l5.-Thu weather TOR
the day .. the great Brooklyn hAr4l.
cap was anything but satisfactory this
morning, ~, the sky was uvrrCatt with
rain thrsatuuiuRlovory minute, and the
tfsck wet and g,ggy. The hordrs have
mad little work turiug the last three
days, and 10 chances VI slipping iu
the mud were taken.
Df. Rice AMI RAmApo have m8st
followers, hut iluy Ul Santa ANITA ives
favored by macy. Ia spite " the fact
that RamnpJ has moi started .his year,
he IA looked upon ~ the must danger.
Gus horse in iho lot, because his
trainer John IL. lpiaud, wEs Huyrr
known 10 fpld hu uuilt u.gtl 10 the
post. His nuly drAHbArk VIII DO the
fac that the Jockey, Gr.niu, viii carry
a great IsAi " lead TO make the wuight
and viii uted oil his strength 10 hold
the great horse. Attun sans time hu
sundoubtoI y the tort o! light weight
Jockeys,
Dr. Rice, who won tho race last
yrgr, will have the services OF The beat
OF all iIcktys, Tatal. Roy tl 81 T.
Anita Will be ridden by BERGEN. Biz
Walter 10 not ia favor iiu vas not
taken to tho track until just btiJgu the
tauv, Ia order that he might not gu, OUT
NJ condition, owing ~ his refusal 10 eat
alter being sent 10 a new trsck, Dag.
gstt will ride him. I,ubIC1u Ia well
Thought Of. lilo showed crest turn
Of uTred last ygHT, hut not
over tho handicap distance, Nudge.
10y IL his jockey. passed. Law
should be- v oil managed by Li,ilenoli.
Although he In not the horse he was
two ycnTs ago, he may make them all
run, N ha does not carry on tho HuA
urlgs. Declare likes mud and no does
I'D. Koarucy, kroIe's pair, Horn.
nine AMI Astigue, arc doubtful 6tRrlers,
aIihouph both like "A soft track. Horn,
nine haaphlwu the best work, Counter
Tenor d. the only lhrus-yeHr old among
thp likely AuftpIs, A threB.yCar old
I.tn. mover won tho handicap aud no
one looks 10 Hua the precedent feyorse I
thi1 year, although Campbell h. iOuu
NJ surprise ana may repeat the Diablg
coup,
Tho handicap hores were out Tor
gentle gallDps before noon, but mono
were more than Cngloful. l4I, keai-
pryis uwroT disclosed tina, the Eurfe
mad the chance OF his liiu on the track
and would Euep thom oil guessing from
tua it.gt 90 tho hnifh,
A r,rong wind anu occasional SUM
slime helpel 10 uut tao track into
cnlti.u. 80 IL was thought tue
cnufru would be moderately iasl by the
time the racing C0mmrlCgl, IL was
about noon when the spectators began
10 arrive. Ia former yoaTs the track
had been lined With bo0kmakew, etc,
while tout was In evidence every.
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COURT MARTIAL Ar Tue FORT.
Northumberland Granlea Ac.
cu,si OF Implication In a Coal
Deal "i,aks on"

Court martial Proceedings are on at
Fort Douglas bsi.ro the following
ulireri
Colonel Caalg., Sixteenth Infantry,
prs,ias.G 81 J,r Hood, Seventh IN.
hutyi fJIr Wallace, SECOND cav.
asy 3rJ,g McLaushllu, Sixteenth
iuiaa,g; Captain S.no, Seventh iu.
Wnrgi CAPTAIN Coolidge, Seventh
lufNuty Captain Fowler Second
cavalry Captain Palmer, sixteenth
ipttu gyi CapIsln llondrlck, Seventh
If.ayi Captain GA-'0rJ, slEual
c...,, npI Lieutenant Young, Seventh
Infantry; LuUtruul L3gkudgg, Soc.
1uu cAVA,tap Ju Isr'bavgrN.u
mo g.ut InttIal lH directed mainly
at Pet QIauurml5lur w.. h. Gran.
lee, who ls alleged 90 have
entered luiJ conspiracy On d8,
fraud the government by certifying
e. overweight lu coal, delivered unlgr
contract " Ne W, A, Cooper between
jay 1 lsvH, ami Ju1u 800, Ihvi. Ser.
gutut GrAurp, who IL ivugdei by
Captain lisH,rjs ~ the Sixteenth L..
nu.ry, has sE.rIgI a plea " not guilty.
Just now .oleH period tue puuseIiu o
vii cover 10 NOS known or whether
A.y other parsuu or raTs1us WI be
implicated IA t-e alleged rake on.
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Over sloO. Tue program was * .t,
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REPUBLICAN, CONVENTION.
Dolrsatg E'rc,. O Co thr National Con.
ygu,Iuu 90 Cleveland.

40 tho c1uu'u Ion % pTg1'wf
Chaaw.cs's aIar.s, at tho Territorial
Republican Lgaguc club convention
ycs,rrday afternoon, tho rcp0r, Ui the
committee on goo uIau, wa read by
IYa. e.. r.. Allen, sscrtt.Ty a the
committee. Tho zoe .luuyua were brief
anu lreatcI directly uu the questions
OF uilyururi protection.
h'tur a brvf speech uy Hon. John
j.. Booth, OF Provo, inH election VI
uUlcgatuB was Proceeded w GO. a HJ.y
uumb of candidates were nominated,
after which u recess 10 Iru minutes
was taken for the delegate 20 pTuInf0
tnuIF ballots. AZ the call t1 UrluF the
vote was taken win the following no.
Fuls
&C, Goodwin, 80, David Keith, -;
a., D., Allen, tHt W. no Won Horne. 20.
VuHm Na lNr1Tu., Ul, htt. NiGIuU. sIs
,HaHr lrmhl, %. 4. o. L9uHp, Hl,
liglfy Ne. tU....., .. NU.uA" lt.
DBU.., al5 &c. No. J.ImHI, 80, WIN.
GlRsu.uu, lI D.. 49, allison, lE!;
Jum"s ChipUau, 800, Arthur hguwu,
rs, James Anderson, "a; Harry
ilHyuus, 30; james ~, BYltho, ~;
JOHN A.. Booth, Q, j. n, Bacon, .; A..
/. Snyder /,
The ten receiving the highest uum-
Der Of votes were declared elected dele.
gates, and tho suvrl UrKt highc /
hltetnatus 60 the convention 20 be- held
at Cleveland, Oli0, juno lEh hoKt.
This convention adjourned until IS
p. in., at which ump tur opera house
was filed 90 1eyr tar GruHrlrs by Con.
gEssmRn 5IanD'u, n' Colorado, tX-
Clusfrssmau II. E But.ue, u
Nevada, aud Hon. ". j.. Blrul, u
lIauU, who spOko nj bgmu luuEtn, Igy-
iug particular attention O. mo qugFtis 1
OF SILVER, In which tuuy nr8 gli much
Interested. Tho convention then Ri-
j0uFuuu,
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A NnLsnnrn Allneed.

William CampOall brug complain.
,nt uu the case, John Doe Ford was
arrested ant night uu charge OF
m uMIlus guuispuce. alleged
that T. "a conducts tho dancing pas
v..Iop &c tho corner Of Fifth s1u.a
ard Fltl rsst and that IL disturDr
lur peace aud quo, ut tne neishbor.
hood. De.vuuaut was taken before
L. mmisBlJuer Gryeumru, AMI was re-
lussuA N mis- own ruu0suizlnce, ~
appear this afternoon,
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ronser,ntI,e, ~ raTilau M.

LuNpaN, May Following the
srmi.clccllou iu the walwJfth dIvItilu,
Nuwlugtul, yesterday, no which Jaa
Bailey, Conservative, won the HrRt
Cu.qv1buu Nrai, LiugrIl, thua iu-
croa-ng the number OF Conservative
mrmuuTH. Tor the scat previously held
by the lnto Mr, VIM. Snunsuf, Radl.
cal, the polling Tor member %. u1gI.a.
mont Tor tue west division 1l Dorset,
tO succeed tho Iltg Horny FsrqgahaT.
son, Conservative, r,tui,.d ln tHH u.ur.
ton of CU.Wl'liams, Conservative and
thrUuiDuifit' raHdldatv,bF'.u'lawG Col,
William H"Is, q, Wood Homer lu-
lnuumLuuL. 30
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No.. AsnLn.l ID. u ID.

CmyAuJ, May li.-Mp. William ].
McG IVAN, lUrmrrly Vera Ava, alias
ANA Odelia Disc de Bar who few
yelrl ago created sensation in the
East. has been srr,stel Ou "a warrant
awOru out by Miss PhOete Love, OF
tais city, on charges VI masiuE threats
~ MI Miss Love says she came ~
Chicago last year from Bullii, Wiz,
Aud Intended To toxic uuuIsg OF music
lgsa9us She WIN her father took
rooms ON Wlst Harmon street ana
soon after met Mrs. McGowRn. The
latter was introduced a. Misc Ava uuu
won her confidence, Continuing Ailas
Love says she was continually byWall-
Ing her fate ana said thEt she was be-
Ing prTseuutGu, Two months HgU Mics
Love removed 10 a house ON Park
Row, where she claims Vera assumed
control aud refused 10 admit her after
Miss Love hal b.on away for TWO
weeks. 80 warrants were sworn out,
Mus Love ayerliug that Mite. Me,
GUwau had threatened % KIN hvr u
sho Attempted TO force her wny Into tho
house.
a. the station Mrs. McGJwau de.
olGFpd she hnl bUuu married. in Fehru-
AIRY 10 o mau worth 10000 She said
Miss Love had born her Lusbaud's
housykeeptT and had been retained
after thu marriage. Mira. MoGowau
ALEC raid Mics Love bias husband In
the penltuutuTy, and she threatened to
make 10 warm ,OT thOso who were per-
scout ug her,
Miss love denies an this and says
Hha has never been married