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STEAMBOATS,.
Norfolk & Washington
Steamboat Co.

- Every day in the year for Fortress Monroe.
- Norfolk, Newport News and all points south
- by the superb. powerful steel palace steam.
. ers Newport News" Norfolk" and
= Washington on the following schedule:
Lv Washington.6 80 pm Lv. Portsmouth.5:o 100 pm
Nv. Alexandria. 100 pm Lv. Norfolk. .5:45 pEi
Ar TT. Monroe Z: :00 am Ly Ft Monroe GAS pm
Ar. Norfolk s.Oo am Ar Alexa,,dria. $3.50 am
AT. fortsmouth.5:15 am Ar. Washington go am
Tickets sale at SIT Penn. ave-, b. and
y. ticket Office. G19 Penn. ave., and corner
10th st. and N. Y. ave-, C. & o. ticket Oh
hces, at 5l3 Penn. ave-. arc Coz l4th ST. !:
s. A. l.. Ticket Office, 1854 N. y. ave., and
- on hoard steamers
1S For further information apply at gen
erai offices. 7th ct. wharf. Wash. ID. T.
. Phone 750
no2s-tf JOHN CALLAHAN csrer.I Manager
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Southern Ry.
schedule In effect May :, 1859. }


All trains arrive and :eaYs Pennsylvania P1s
se5i-A- M-Dsgy, local for DanviLs. Char
Iotts and way stations connects at Manassas daily
for Strasburs ard H4rrison6uTg, and az Lynch,
with C. & D. z. Il. for Natural Bridge daily, and
Lexington daily. except Sunday also connects
at Calverton for warentcn and Fauquier Whits
Ills A. M.gDai!y. the UNITED STATES FAST
NAIL. Pullman Sleepers New York and Wash
ington to Jacksonville, uniting at Salisbury vita
Pullman Sleeper fer Asheville and Hot Springs
y O.: Knoxville Chattanooga, and MemphiA.
Tenn and az CHARLOTTE with Pullman Sleeper toe
Augusta. Pullman Sleeper, New YORK to New Or
isans uniting at Charlotte with Pullman Sleeper
Tor Atlanta and Birmingham. Solid train. Wash
ington TO New Orleans without change. DizsSg
Car service Sunset personally conducted tourist
excursion, sleeper on this tram every Euesc1y and
E,iday 10 San Francisco without change
4:oi P. M-LocaI for Front Royal. Strasbur..
and Harrisonbwg. daily. except sunday
so P M-Daily, local for Charlottesville. con-
nec;s at CaIvertoa iot warrenton and Fauqher
"a1sG go p a.~Daiiy. NEW YORK AND FLORIDA
EMPRESS. carries Pullman Buffet Sleeping Cars.
New York and Washington to Tampa. via sasaa-
nan and jacksonville, and u Augusta, VIA Co
lumbia. with eonnection ioT an;
TSYOoGA LIMITED" via Lynchburg. with
,broTrb slerpers from, New York and washingtoa
to Memphis and New Orleans. through Bristol
Through coach washington TO Memphis Saie.
Va, and Alfalfa Ala, serving all meals.
I0.s5 P M--Daily. WASHINGTON SSD
SOUTHWESTERN YESTIBULED LIMITED, con-
nnsej OF Pullman Yestibuled Sleepe-s. Dinils
Car, and Day Coaches, Pullman Sleepers, New
York 10 Nashville, Tenn, via AEhevii!e. Knox
xiIIe and Chattanooga; New York to Memphis
va birmingham; New York to New Orleans, via
ATLANTA and Montgomery Pullman. Library. aad
Observation Car between New YORK and WASH
inston and Atlanta xss,ibgled Day Day Goasa:
Car Greensboro to Montgomery.
TRAINS ON WASHINGTON AND OHIO d.
VISION leave Washington 9:1l A VI. daily. and
l ca p NJ and i:45 p. VI. daily. except Sunday,
and S:o5 P NJ Sunday only. for Round Hill; 4:3S
P, NJ daily except Sunday for Leesburg, and S:25
p. ~ daily for Herndcn- Returning, arrive az
washington s:s6 A. II. and $40 P NJ daily.
and s:45 P. NJ daily, excep. Sunday. from Round
Hill and T.o5 A. IL daily, except Sunday. from
Herndon and s:S4 A. ", daily except Sunday,
from Leesburg
Through trains from the South arrive at WASH
ington 6:i2 and 7:4o A. NJ; 2:20 and 9;o5 r NJ
daily HarriSon5urg. u noon daily, except Sun
day, and s:05 p. NJ daily, AID $50 A H. daily.
from Charlottessllle-
Tickets, sleeping reservations. and other IN
formation furnished. and baggage called Tor and
checked from hotel and residences BY Union
Transfer Company, on orders left at Ticket o.
fee, TO5 Fifteenth Street northwest; 5ll Penn
sylvania Avenue northwest, and az Pennsyfvania
Passenger Station
Telephone call. Iiil for Pennsylvania Railroad
FRANZ s CANNON. Third Vice President and
General Manager.
j. NJ CULP, Traffic Manager.
w. A. TURK, General Passenger Agent
L g BROWN. General Agent
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PINEY POINT HOTEL,
oman Unnn oS fnn

Weems line of steamers leaves stephenson's
wharf Sunday, Tuesday, and Thursday, at 4
o'clock p. m, foot OF 9Th ST., Washington, Steam
er Arrowsrnith leaves her wharf Monday and
Wednesday at o'clock p. m, also On Saturday
at o'clock p- M, returning to Washington
Sunday evening by 10 p. m. Weenls line Of
steamers leaves Baltimore Tuesday Thursday
and Saturday at O'Clock p. M, stopping at the
hotel. Good trip for parties wishing to spend a
day for salt water bath near Chesapeake Bay
je28- 8-lmo-em WASH. b. WILLIAMS Prop
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR SALE-Few more cheap lots, 25 by 40 it,
at Deanewood, extension of II st. car
line; sc fare to any part of the city; small week
Sl50 and 500 per lot; free transportation for
inspection will be given by applying to E.
c. CLATTS, 612 F St, Room 5. iy2-7t
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Ericsson Lin. Excursions"
ATTRACTIVE WATER ROUTE FROM
BALTIMORE.


10 Philacelphia (day boat) every day (ex.
~ cept sunday at 7:30 q. .....-.-... 90
10 Phiiadelphia (uight stcamers) ......... .S2 90
70 Philadelphia and return by rail ........- 90
10 10 cape May drom Philadelphia by raiD -. s. p
10 Cape May and return (ten day9..... .si0o
10 Cape May and return (season) ....... - Is
10 Atlantic CITY (trom Philadelphia by rai) g. IS
10 Atlantic City and return (ten days> s. 70
10 Atlantic City and return (season) ..... -N0o
10 AsbuEy Park. Ocean Grove. Long Branch $Ao 90
10 Asbury Park, Ocean Grove, Long Branch
ana return, season (from Philadelphia by
80 . - ~
10 New York (from Philadelphia by raiD - - 90
10 New York and return jeleven days) )..-.. 80 90
Night steamers Except 5urdays) from wharf,
Light and Pratt Streets. at p. IN. Write for de-
scrlptive pamphlet and fishing grounds at Better
ton Tickets for sale at OFFICE ONLY. Also
tickets Tor Chester Pa. Newcastle. Del, Albany,
Troy, Saratoga Springs. Newport, r. l.; Fall
River. Boston. New Haven Bridgeport. Conn :
Portland Me-. and points north. Tickets to
Philadelphia sale in Washington at b.
O. Ticket Office, Pennsylvania Avenue and b.
o. depot.
CLARENCE SHRIyER. Agent. 2oi Light St.
Baltimore, Nd.
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Pure materials in the hands of intelligent ant
skilled labor is one of the many causes for the
high standard Of Heuricll's beer Phone 6S4, Ar
lington Bottlng Company, for case OF Maerzen
Senate, or Lager, and you'll find that IIeurich'i
has no equal in age, purity, strength.
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SUMNER REsoRTs.
STARK,S HOTEL

OCEAN GROVE, \. ].
Near beach. Superior service. Under same sue
cessful management as formerly. Opens in June.
my2S, w, !, ,Su-Imo W. II. L. STARK, NJ. ID.
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

Advertisements under this head
will be inserted for one cent a word
for each insertion.
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FOR SALE-SUBURBAN.

SPECIAL SALE of lots and villa sites at Balls
| ton, half way between Washington CITY and
Falls Church. and just west of new county court
| house. on the 4th day of July and every after
noon this week; price OF lots, 500; terms s5
cash, balance 81 per week: also acreage for sale
and suburban places to rent. j. E. CLEMENTS,
1891 f St NV iv1-9t
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Cali for semi-monthIy Bulletin.
FOR RENT-HOUSES.
FOR sALE-NORTHEAsT

FOR RENT-HOUSE-S.
FOR RENT-Rare chance TO purchase furniture
and desirable house; central location
low rent will rent furnished till October L
the I'd and Sd floors and basement: 10 rooms: $50
in advance. Enquire 1888 II st. jy3-6t-em
FOR RENT-3020 14th ST. nw rooms perfect
condition; only $40. W. P. METCALF, lil0
G. st. jy2-6t
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wANTED-HoRsEs AND VEHICLES

wANTED-Good al1-round working horse. Call
9l2 Sd IT. Sc. jy3-3t-em
WASTED-Horses to pasture, So per month;
horses called for and returned. Address s B.
BYRNE, Alexandria, Va. je2s.St
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Nails for South and Central Amer
lea, West Indies, Etc.

WEDNESDAY-(d) At eco a. m. for NoRTF
BRAZIL, per s. ;. Paraense, from New YorE
via Para, Aaranham, and Ceara.
(c) At HOS p. m. for PORTO RICO. via
San Juan, also CURACAO AND YENEZU
Ella, per s. 3. Caracas, from New York
Letters for SAYANILLA AND CARTHAGENA 4
via CURACAO must be directed per Caracas u
fcl At IL :Go p. M. for NASSAU, N T.;
SANTIAGO. and MANZANILLO, per s. q
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMAL

WANTED-By neat, competent colored girls.
friends, situations. same house, 5 cook and
charhermaid; Sl2 and SO. l0lS y. Y. ave.
Item
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WANTED-A dairy farm, by next November,
about 5 miles from city Address P b.
RICHARD, Silver Hill, Prince George county,
Nd. iva -3r -e,,
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-Poultry, truck, OF
vegetable farms. at low prices and easy terms.
ABRAHAM FISHER, ol2 l. 81 NV. iy1-5t-em
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WANTED-Three or four-room fat. unfinished:
adjacent 10 Traction or Metropolitan Rvs. or
Smithsonian; no children. Address FLATS this
Office. iy3-3t
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FOR sALE-Cleveland bicycle; good conditi
cheap. 1704 7th st. NV. iva:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-23

BOSTON. May A-The Congregational
Club held May festival In fremont rem
Die tsuighf ana listened to two eloquent
speeches on the Southern ne&r0 Quesaon
by former Gov. Northen. OF GeorEta. ana
BtGhop Arnett Of Ohio. Gov. No1tnen
spoke in part - follows:
III the slave tradA the promotion Of
slavery in America, wNs . sin, whose an
was Il? Net tho Mn Of the south. ous the
I'm q EugiAnd, the DutcA ana Nsw ms
land
..If the comforting Il c1tissnship and tie
ballot upon 100000 people. absolutely I'M
tausht IN Tho simplest eaeansnfs OF S0v-
esnment. was mistake. whose nasse1e
was Il. Not the mistake Of the south.
hut the mistake Of the North.
TT the avenues to division. to human
blood end carnage, oNtrages and lynch
ings and violence and mobs have been op-
ened up In the South through ths baAtce
siven - the negro and the politics which
tauxh& him to pursue the destrucften OF
Tie white man, were . sin. whose an. was
IL? Not the sin OF the South. but tho SIN
Of the North
"If the people in the South sheltered
the negro in his absolute poverty fed
him when he Was hungry. furnished MIN
means to accumulate property ana money
educated his children to prepare them for
usefulness in life, whose honor 10 II but
the honor of the men who have borae ior
a generation his burdens, while he gave
mirked ingrafitude In return through his
votes.
The negro problem At the South win nor
marches into the future OF the nation Il
must be met by the ninds best suited 20
the details Of its solution. II VIII never
be settled by abuse OF the South, and the
North had a. we'll understand that fact
now Is later. What Is needed now. II az
least federation and noninterference. X
the South IL to become responsible Tor re-
suits
0pd We win work out the problem IN
righteous settlement for both races. II We
are left alone
bishop Arnet reminded his audience
crime has bsen 90 thrilltngly told, there
are millions who are not brutes.
Many true Christian men are striving to
elevate their race: The dissgreefnent be-
said, 10 In their views Of the principles Of
Sivl government. the opposite idea Of civil
liberty at Plymouth Rock and ct James
town; He contrasted the achievements Of
which has Travelled the farther and achiev-
Cd the most: Ha was glad that Slater and
Peabody had faith IN the colored race, each
TO the extent Of g. oo0. 0oo and their faith be-
Gated colored teachers and ministers al
ready elevating their race.s The colored
people. In feeding and clothing the children
whie In school. do far more than the
are doing pretty well for 80 years Of servi-
tude. On crime he said:
The masses OF the negroes repudiate It;
they are ambitious 70 be men: they see
well.''
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DEM0CRlIs N GBEI.


MILWAUKEE,. May se-Edward C.
Wall. National DeRocrAsic committeeman
OF Wisconsin. today made public the cali
Tor . conference Of members 81 TIE Ma
Stenal Des1ocrat1c COMMITTEE nj 81 Leuss.
Nag 8. the announcement Of which was
pubnahad soUe tina ago.
wisconsin wal rot he rspreEnsed al tho
conference, - Mr.. Wal 6oss nos loak upoa
thu meeting a. more than = conference OF
rhe ways ard msATA committee, and Ia
SWING the lister 10 the press eoes -
after bAing criticised by WlsconEn Demo-
Gratis because vt his determination not TO
attend the meeting
The cali is III part - follows;
st IIeais Mo-. May &
- Hon r. e.. Wall. member Democratic
Eaesenai Committee, Milwaukee. Wa:
Dear 9lr-Before saiiinx for Esrope.
Senator Jones' wrote letters 10 AZ In wHicn
he asked ono OF us Iohnson) to act a.
SECRETARY Of the COMMITTEES during NJ.
Walshs absence and asked the other OF
- 0taneD 10 act IN his stead - chairman
Of what il known ~ the ways and means
opnnittee having headquarters al Chsca-
20. until his return. On Senator jones
ongxask1on We have met here today Tor
0sufsfeueA We are OF the opinion thar
the ftms has coue when the work OF or
Eantaof,on for the campaign Of leoO should
F. begun IN earnest and actively prose-
cutsd. We boesve this work shcuid be
carried On no, In two or three states but
throughout the Union. 10 the end thaf We
mag b prsnared. 20 fight Tor the battle next
pear with we'll grounded hope OF si,ccess
We baateve thu members Of the national
committee should meet At m early day snr
. confersncs with ? View 70 rsAenins ss -
underutandtng - 10 future operations. We
have no authority. OF course. TO aSFsmpie
the committee IN regular meeting. cu.
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CUTS 4 sWATH ABOUT 80 YARD.
WIDE TnROuGH 4 COUNTY.
wrecked Aleng Its Rsste-chureA
Struck ~ Lghtntng ana storm
1t the same Tine saa Destroyed.

HOUSTON. Tex, May 2.-one Of the
worst tornadoes that has visited Texas
since the storm which destroyed the town
Of Cisco three years ago. and In which
some nifty people were killed. passed over
the business portion Of Frath county yes
terday noon, the facts OF which we're re-
ceived here today The storm came from
the northwest and passed over . strip OF
country about no yards wide In south
westerly direction The tornado was ac-
cornpanied by vivid lightning and . heavy
hailstorm.
Several homes and church buildings
were wrecked In several localities. tho
most serious being 1t Mount Pleasant, IL
tus county. The noon services had just
closed and the people were just leaving
when the wind struck the building. A bolt
OF lightning and the wind descended upon
the house simultaneously, wrecking 1t and
scattering the debris In all directions. w.
A. Kaufman WAS instantly killed and NE
teen other persons were more o. less In
jured. some fatally. Three are In . dy-
Ing condition. according to reports. A
woman with a babe In her arms was
struck by lightning. but miraculously es-
capped death. A little girl was stripped
q her clothing. but only slightly hurt
considerable damage, wreckinG many
houses. but no one was killed The Cum
berland Presbyterian church was unroofed
and badly damaged.
Many buildings in Stephenville were lew
One man was killed and three injured near
Dublin. 1t Is reported that several were
killed seven miles northeast Of Stephen
Vile. Trees and crops IN the wake q the
authentic details Of the disaster have not
been received.
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THE SIX NEW CRUISERS.
The Naval Bureaa Chiefs Agree
Upon the Details OF the
Wareheps.

WASHINGTON. May 2e.-~The board Of
naval bureau chiefs today agreed upon
the details OF the six new cruisers, Denver.
Dies Moines Chattanooga. Galveston. Ia
coma ard Cleveland. which will be the only
vessels provided in the last naval approp-iG,
t,on bill that can be undertaken this year,
ewing TO the inability OF the department
To secure arror for them The others will
be shcathed with copper and will be OF 400
when ready for cruise That Is slightly
larger than the Raleigh and the Cincinnati
which are OF 1000 tons. The speed II fixed
at fsss knots or ~ knots per hour less
more than made up by the large steaming
radius OF the new ships A. full speed they
can steam without replenishlng the coal
hunkars for :. $40 knots while At the rate Of
ten knots they can cover s.S6 miles or the
entire distance from San Francisco TO
Manila. Water tube boilers will furnish the
steam FOR twsn-scr~w engines OF l5cn horse.
power each. placed in . separate compa IT.
mers
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NEW YORK'a ExTRAsESSI0N


ALBANY, n. r.. May 3z-The New York
}oH1Diatur0. called in special session. ny
Gov. Roosevelt. to amend the Ford tran
chise tan bill met tonight. hstelfed =, the
journe1 until Tomorrow morning.
In concluding his message Gov. Rooss-
Welt discussed the Ford bill, which passed
the lat iexislaf prs; and recommendsd Inn
ssfke hsii before ~ fails 10 take account
Of the fact that In 4 very UNEQUAL ana
irregular way many corporeuons 90 ~ !.
ready pay certain. though usually us
nething ~ sli TO the local municipalities.
but others pay sums varying from 20 s
per cent OF their gross earnings The
amounts have been determined In the most
fion whatever TO the value OF the fran
chisee on. 10 their earning capacity. The
sum paid In taken must he allowed for
and deducted. but II Is rot certain that
this would be done. and In any event the
principle should be definitely established
IN the law itself. There can be no pos
eihle opposition To putting II IN the law
b. any man who IL anxious 10 tar corpor-
atoms ~ ether property II taxed and who
believes that this end can be attained by
taxing them A. realty. Thereby BY tar
Ing them as realty. we shall tax them at
tnssr real value or not at ali. IL we hold
20 the former. IL would be unjust TO tar
Tor more than their fall vafus
II recommend the enactment Of a la =,
which shaii tax all the franchises as real
~. which shall not provide for the asssss g.
fnent or the tax by the hoard 81 tar com
rneaoners. and which shan further pre-
vide that from the tax thus levied for the
beneet Of each locality shall be dsdue,ef
question -
II h learned that the Ford nsli will b.
changed 90 thar the bill VIII read tina.
~ local.
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CONFERENCE OF CHARITIES.
superintendent Of = RefOFmatory
Denounces Cigarette Smoking.

CINCINNATI. May 2-The twenty
sixth national conference Of charities and
corrections. which began here last Wed
nesday. will close tomorrow. DIR. III. c..
Rutter, superintendent OF the Ohio asylum
for epiieptics. at Gallcpolis. opened the
general session teday on Testimony in
Insanity Trials
Hon. e W. Mack, editor of the Sandusky
Register, and trustee Of Ohio institutions,
delivered an address on what Shall We
Do With the Insane?" general discus
sion on insanity followed.
Finances and Charity Agencies" was
discussed by Frank Tucker, OF New York
John H. Glepn. OF Baltimore; John ".
Hebbard, OF Albany ana others.
The section on organization OF charity
discussed q paper by Julea Morel. OF Bel
GUM, on the after care OF the insane
DR.. Moral is An honorary member OF the
American association He was unable u
attend the conference. but sent his paper.
The section on reformatories and indus
trial schools was addressed by George Tor
renee, OF Pontiac. Ill.,, superintendent of
the Illinois sta e reformatory, on The Re-
fation 81 the Cigarette to Crime"
After reciting his experience with boys
coming to his institution. Mr.. Terrence
said
II am sure cigarettes are destroying and
making criminals Of moro Of them than
the saloon"
The general discussion developed a sim
liar experience with others connected with
refornatories for bows
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MERCHANDISE r@ QML.


Special Dispatch 70 The Ppst-dnseiitgencer.
WARRINGTON. Nay 1-Exports Of
merchAodtss from the Emitted States to
China Ia The fiscal year about to end viii
b larger than those OF any preceding year
In our history. A decade ago the exports
to China were less than 0Oo00c9, and to
China ana Honokeng combined were little
over A.0eo.eoo. In the fiscal year lsso our
expoffs TO China vim b more than ti5.-
oooeoo. and to Hongkong mors than 36oee.-
go. making . total 70 China and Hong-
konG ct ever 3n.eoA.oo. or more than three
Times - much - that 0f - decade ear
Her. That the bulk of the exports TO
Asngksng may properly he considered ~
ultimately destined for cousumption in
China u shown ~ the fact that the ON
cial raports OF the imports into China
show that over - per csnt- OF their tn
perts ara from the port Of Hongkong. The
ioae experts 70 CAina and Hongkong COM
bsned will show . gain Of nearly or quite
5 pr cent over those IT Last year. while
the total exports from the United States
for the fiscal year 10 win BE- little IL any
In excess Of those Of last year, thus show
ing . more rapid growth In our exports to
eiss s 'uAs part % 'ne ~0''a IMAM
The following table. prepared by the
treasury bureau of statistics. shows the
value OF our exports 20 China and Hong
kong during the past decade:
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Loueh, Augustine Z Co.

settlement Of the customs differences were
progressing wish every indication Of an
amteabie settlement
COLON. Colombia. May "a paSSen-
ger who arrived hare from BocAs del
Torres is alone responsible for the rumor
that the NieayaguaE gunboat Gan Jactnto
had been sunk BY the United States
cruiser Detroit after the former haA Aired
report was generally dtscredited at Bocas
del Zorro ard tina. IL probably came from
Hiueneids, where the Detroit and San JaA
csnto are supposed TO be. The officials or
the American consulate here are without
news Of any such event n the sinking
IT tha San Jactnto ~ the Detroit.
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ARCHIVES OF THE C0srEDERAcr


WASHINGTON. May 22-In deciding
the claim OF Sarah A. Oaks for a vessel
taken by the confedsrate government
prems court OF the United States today
held that the archives OF the Confederate
government constitute competent testi-
naony. These archives showed that the
vessel In question Was purchased by the
Confederates.
These archives" said Justice Gray In
deciding the case. ARE not the highest
authority. but they are records made by
dence"
The decision was accordingly against
the claim.
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HARDWARE JoBBERs ASSEMBLE.


ST PAUL. May :2.-De.exaslons OF hard
ware johhers arrived here tonight from the
Paniftc coast, Chicago. 81. Louis and other
cities 10 contest the appeal o. Pacific coast
tariff on the Great Northern and Northern
Pacific. One hundred 3obbers are present
ana the dlsctNsion II likely to occupy two
or three days. From q talk with the rail-
road officials II Is learned that there il a
strong disposition on their part 20 maintain
the present tariff. The meeting will occur
tomorrow morning
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SAN FRANCISCO Nav E-The initial
States circuit court ~ Appeals to-day rsn-
essrea nectsfon IN the appeal OF the
Northern Pacific railroad plaintiff IN en-
rer. against John Mcdonald defendant.
ia eT-H- TIE suit Involves the rignt and
titfs - certain iand Ia southern Montana
ard was decided tn favor Of Mcdonald In
ifse court az Montana. The 1ectsfee sus-
taans the lower court II - written hy
Judges Aorfow ard Hawlsy. Judge (fi,e
Aerf wrSSss a Stsseatfrr ersrsss