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a Erichiful HIundeF

vii, often cause a horrible Burn,
Said Cut or Bruise. Bucklen's Arm.
ca Salve, the best in the worla; VIII XII,
the pain and promptly beat 1t. cures
Old Sorces, Fever Sores. Ulcers, coils,
Eelons Corns. all Skin Eruptions. Best
pie Cure on earth. Only 25 cents box.
Sold by E. S. Lfadbeater 4 Sons, Drug
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NO OuRE--NO PAY.

That is the way sli druggists sell GK ~, ES
TASTELESs CHILL TONIC loT Call'S anu
Malsria. It is simply Iron sno Ruin'ne sd t
tasleio; :, r. hitter. nsuseating Tonics. Price
E Eoc Sold BY Richard Gibson, corner Aifreo
and King streets
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That Thobbing Headache.

You'd quickly leave you, ifyou used
DIR. Kings Mew !; life Pills, Thousands
OF sufferers have proved their matcLless
merit for Sick and Nervous Headaches.
They make pure blood and strong ner-
YES and build up your health. Easy to
take. Try them. Only Is cents; Money
back if not cared. Sold by p. S. Lead
bester g. Sons, Drugeiate.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-06-08

White Pique Shirt Waists
$I.69.
Pink and blue pique shirt
waists SI.25.
Pink, blue and black stripe
Madras, tucked front, SIPS.
Another lot OF pink and blue
pique waists csc.
Percal waists, braid trim
med, 98c.
Percal waists, tucked, Soc.
The most beautiful line of
duck waists at 7oc.
Percal waists, in all colors,
at 6oc.
A complete line in all colors
and black, 29c, Soc and 4oc.
These waists are representa-
tive Of the highest class Iof
American making.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-06-08

There is time for all things; Inc flm [ned 10
unn are suffering from constipation OaSns-
Ses sick headache, indigestion on % elnsf
s'an,sch or liver troubles Edgar wsrhe!d'
r. corner King and Pitt streets.
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ne, rIoNAL MEETING. - The
t2SI%@ 0nrcn South held congrega-
y p. nsetjns asst night, at which a
ions. , -1r he building committee was
I'?oI. as and unanimously accepted.
IseN s"orr stated that they deemed it
ll' s,t,;csb,s TO erect new church
9?''','9J recommended further that
slia's a aS to remodel the present
ia'' .prs The Improvements contem-
;iia':3' ,r;ll renew the entire internal
''Is sas w" O! the building and it will
'if'.s .;csly a new church, with the
P, a,,o1 Of the four walls. The Sun
t4.' tYosool ioor is to be raised q foot
d! , ,ss celI,pe TWO feet, steel ceilings
'aa ~ ba pss3 in both SUNDAY School
81, Sc, - and msin auditorium. The latter
'y W. 5s AZ. sa inclined floor, aud neat
vi. , ia, caller, will replace the present
c''-'IC' ise1lsr pews will be used in
o.s' o,sio CHURCH and chairs 10 the Sun
' ,. Scbool room, stained glass win
y ;'s. will replace those in use, and
o ~. building will have g new metal
W. hi. supposed that these i'm
+ Movement. viii cost exclusive OF pews
..,, : 600 which amount is now in
Ind and subscribed
-' Zine meeting last night Mr.. S. E.
Lindsey presided and Mr.. T. H. Meth
iJ was chosen secretary. MIR. F.
PolIs.d, chairman of the building
Nmnittee, presented the report. The
,oegss,jon Of the committee, as stated
.5ore wss unanimously adopted and
n. pastor was requested to ask the
,1o.sat of the Quarterly Conference
N slow the work to proceed. 1t is
n.ono.sd TO have the work completed
rs I'LL During the progress of the
sork the services of the congregation
III probably be held in the old Presby-
'xs1 Cnurcn on south Fairfax street.
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Men'sSummerOutiDgs

The White Shirt feels little out of place
during periods of killing heat. Give it q
rest for few months and select in place
few summer outings with cool looking and
g north pole feeling.
SPECiAL-One lot of Meme Madras Shirts
in sizes ID, 14h, Is, 1914, l6 and 1872.
Price 85c Our price soc We shall call
this lot our biggest bargain of the season.
This shirl will not be mentioned in late
issues
SPECIAL-Onc lot of Mems Extra Grade
Madras Shirts, sizes Ii to 1919 Price 81 %.
Our price 75c. One Of the toughest materials
ever put in shirt. The wearing qualities is
near match to a block of granite.
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Ladies' Ribbed Vests.
THE THINEST RIBBED VEST MADE.

Ladies' Jersey Ribbed Fine Vests. A clean,
beautiful vest for long wear, and a quick
seller in hot climates.
Price 10c
Ladies' Ribbed Vests, pattern copied from
a quarter.dollar vest. Price 12lbc. All
sizes The popular vest of the day.
Ladies' Ribbed Ve,t close imitation Of
a higher price garment, Price &c.
Ladies Extra Size Ribbed Vests. sizes I, 8
and 8 Price 15c
Ladies' Pink and Blue Ribbed Vests, all
sizes. Price zoe Our price 12lhc. The
high colors are not bright but subdued shades
OF quiet taste.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-06-08

Kodol Dyspepsia Cure completely digestss
food within the stomach and intestines aid
renders eli CLASPS Of food capable of being
assimilated and converted INTO strength CIV
ing and tissue building substances. Edgar
Wsraeld, IT., corner King and Pitt streets.
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MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.

New York. June S.-The stock market
opened comparatively dull and largely pro-
fessional. After the first half hour the geu-
ersl list became animated and prices rose
smartly all around.
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Alexandria Market. June 8.
The grain market was quiet and prices arg
lroopy but We make No change in quotations.
Jauntry Prcdsce is dHIl.
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Shoes.

Ladies' oxford Ties A9c and 79c.
Ladies Patent Leather Strap Slip
pers 75c.
Ladies' easy house Slippers 25c, CSC
and 50c
Ladies' Oxford Ties in tan and
black. turn soles, 81 40.
Infants Shoes, in tan and black,
25c AID SOC.
Infants Slippers in patent leather,
tan and black, SOC.
Childrens Tan Shoes, 5-S, soc and
75c.
Cbildren's Tan Shoes, Oil. 75c
and 81
Mems Shoes, Csc. S1.2o and $1.49.
Solid comfort.
Mems and Boys Tennis Shoes, all
colors, soc.
Clothing.
Mems Crash Suits, S1.49.
Boys Crash Suits 79c.
Boys Wash Suits, SOC.
Mems Pants Ace, 69c and SOC.
Mems White Duck Pants 9Sc
Boys Knee Pants, / sc 25c and 5Oc.
Office Coats, 25c and soc
Hosiery.
Our renowned qualities i'll this de-
partment:
90 dozen Ladies', Misses and Child
rens Stockings, good black; you can't
tell them from the regular 10c kind;
they go Mt sc pair.
Ok doyan a6iao, Micuao, oud Child
ren's Fast Black Stockings, double
heel. toe and knee seamless worth
15c and 25c; wonder price Toe pair.
Underwear.
Mems Balbriggan Undershirts and
Drawers. 25c, 39c, soc and Toe.
Mems Double Seat Jean Drawers, hold
fas. kind 26c and Soc.
Ladies and Misses Vests, nice cool
garments, in white and colors, &c, 10c,
1212c and 25c.
Crash Skirts. 25c.
Wrappers, 49c and 69c.
Shirt Waists, 25c.
Mems Shirts, 25c, soc, 69c, CSC and
$3.50.
@rMAIL ORDERS RECEIVE PROMPT
ATTENTION. -0
10: -
Kauf mann ST.
4oo-4o2 King Street.
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-. rKoBABILITIEs.-For this
NsAIh@ r1r,rbr; p5ohsbly showers Friday
stol ~ Summed high temperature to-
,ss'o'9u noss,5y relief Friday night /;
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Misses Hosiery.

Misses White Lisle Thread Hose for COM
mencemcnt exercises and other social gather
ings, all SIZES. Price 25c.
Misses RIchielieu Black Hose, all Sizes
Price Zoe One of the coolest aud choicest
makes OF summer hosiery. The pattern is 3
model Of an artist of hosiery fame
Misses Hose for everyday wear and de-
strnctlon, all sizes. Price 12lbc
Misses Ligot Weight Hose of thnness
suitable for tho present warm weather, all
sizes. Price 1Oc
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LOCAL MATTERS.

,,morrow st 4:44 8. IN. and
.s- I. sen aieh water Al S;44 s. IN.
"Ts0fs P. m
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marriage license wss issued in wasnlns-
ton yesterday to Michael Nichols. OF btiaye,
port, Conn., and Georgesnna Williams oi
tSnguier county,
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DRY GOODS.
DRY GOODS.
Y OOdVard 4 LotllOD
10th, 18th and F StS., N. W.
-:O:-
WOmen's, Girls
And Childrens Bathing Suits.

The new stock is here in all
its completeness.
WOMEN'S.
Women's Dark Navy Blue Flannel Bathing
Suits. 1925 aud $3.50
Women's Mohair Bathing Suits, Sd so, SIS,
and $3.50,
MISSES AND CHILDREN'S.
Children's Navv Blue Flannel Bathing
Suits, ST. and $1.90.
Misses Black Mohair Bathing Suits 1915.
BOYS AND MEMS.
Boys Navy Blue, Two piece Bathing Suits,
SOC, 81 and So 25.
Mems Navy Blue Two.piece Bathing Suits,
7oc, 81, 81 so, 1925, 1915 and SO. so.
BATHING CAPS,
HATS AND HOODS,
In Oiled Silks, Pure Gums and Gossamers,
25 to csc
Bathing Shoes and Slippers, with cork soles.
Pair so to 95c.
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KAUFMANN,s STORES.
KAUFMANN'S STORES.
k all [ m a nm S
nderselling
Stores.

a few minutes of your time devoted to this
advertisement will show you many lessened
cost for the wearing apparel suited to present
needs
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Tomorrow, Friday, is Remnant Day,
OLD SprcIA1 pApcLIr nAv

Tomorrow we will have ready an uncom-
monty interesting collection OF remnants
Hundreds of odds and ends. short lengths.
broken sizes. &c, OF now, crisp, and perfect
goods; also various articles that are scratched,
mussed, soiled, dented. or otherwise unfit for
regular stock. In both eases we have marked
them at very specially low prices i'll order to
insure quick clearance.
Special attention is asked to several larger
lots of goods prepared for and marked at spe.
cal bargain prices for this occasion.
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ANEW sToCE CRoMARTY BLOATERs
very fine. at ]. Q MILBURH'S.

DEPCALEs, handsome line at
A. G. SLAYMAKER'S.
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PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, JUNE 8, 1899

MEMORANDA
Schr Charles W Church. from Kennebec for
Washington, passed Vineyard Haven 18th inst.
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Clothing.

Mems Crash Suits, S1.49.
Boys Crash Suits, 79c.
Boys Wash Suits, SOC.
Mems Pants, 49c G9c and SOC.
Mems White Duck Pants. 9Sc
Boys Knee Pants, 15c. 25c and zoe.
Office Coats, 25c and soc
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VENEZUELAN LINE FIXED.
DECTsIOy PLElSES THE ENGLISH
BrT NOT THE TENEzUELlHS.

H.yertheless. It Gives veneEueIa Control
Of the Orinoco River and 5000 Square
Miles Of Territory East of the schom-
burgk matchmaking of tho Award.
Special Gable D,,patch TO THE sus.
PARIS, Oct 3.-The Anglo Venezuelan Bound
ary Commission met at noon to-day. AFTER q
few opening remarks by Prof Martens. who
presided. the secretary OF tho Com mission was
directed to read its decision regarding tho
disputed boundary line between Venezuela
and British Guiana. The decision was unan-
imous 1t yas read first in English ana ai'er-
ward in French. The text follows;
Starting on the coast from Point Playa. the
line OF the boundary shall run In stra'ght
,,na 70 tho Bnrima River at its junction with
tbe Mururuma; thence along the midstream
tbsreof to it's source thence to the Junction OF
tho rivers Haiova and Amakuru; thence along
tho midstream thereof to its source IN tho
Imataka ridge Thence the line shail pro-
.aod soutbvesterly along the highest ridge OF
tb. amir OF the Imataka Mountains to
tb, highest point Of the main ridge thereof
opposite tho source OF the Barima: thence
along the summit OF the main ridge. SOUTH
sasterly Of the Imataka Mountains to the
,ource OF the Acarabisi: thence along the mid
.,ream q, the Acarahisi to the Cuyuni: thence
along the northern bank OF the Cuyuni to the
Wsnamu. to the westernmost source OF the
,,t,sr. thence in direct line to the summit OF
Mount Roraima. and from Roraima to the
source Of the Cotinga. Thence 1t shall 60 along
Tho midstream OF the Cotinga TO Its junction
with the Takutu; thence along the mdstream
Of the latter In straight line to the western
most point OF the Akarai Mountains: thence
along the ridge OF the Akara! Mountains to the
Corentin. or as 1t is sometimes called. tho
Cuturi River.
81 Inlt itoNt
fixed by the award shall be always subject.
without prejudice. to any question now exist
inc. or which may arise. to be determined be-
tween these parties and the Government OF
Brazil. or between the latter and Venezuela.
In fixing the above delimitation the arbi-
traitors consider it wise to decide that in times
NJ peace the Amakuru and Barima rivers shall
Re open to navigation by merchant ships OF oil
nations. subject to all Just regulations. and. on
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line. in the territory which Great Britain would

line. In the territory which Great Britain would
not originally admit TO arbitration.
1t 10 not generally understood on what prln-
cIple the line established by the Commission 10
laid down. Il seems In some parts to have a
great regard for natural boundaries. In other
parts 1t appears to disregard that consideration
altogether. The line agreed on was probably
a compromise and not ono based on strict Judi
clal consideration.
Ex- President Harrison makes the following
statement:
THE tribunals decision falls far short Of
giving Venezuela all the territory which
think she is entitled to. but has saved much
which otherwise Great Britain would have APP
propriated. indeed. had appropriated forcibly
before she was induced to yield to yenezuela's
request for arbitration. which she had long
refused. The decision gives Venezuela
both banks OF the Orinoco River to it's
mouth. including Bnrima Point and tho coast
line for fifty or sixty miles east OF Barima
Point. 1t also gives Venezuela considerable
interior territory which mad been taken pos
session OF by the British. The mouth OF the
Amakura River and Barima Point on the ORR
noco had both been occupied as British mill
tary stations. Another station had been eatab-
lished OH the Yurnan River In the interior.
which tho decision gives to Venezuela. Great
Britain being forced to retire.
In order to appreciate the significance OF
this 1t 10 well to recall the position assumed by
the British Government in 1890. and subse-
auently frequently reaffirmed by Lord Salts
bury. who in 1890. sent Venezuela tho follow
ing memorandum:
"'Great Brtain's claim to the whole basin OF
the Cuyuni and Yaruari 10 shown to be solidly
founded. The greater part OF the district has
been. for 300 years. under continuous settle
ment by the Dutch. and tho British as the sue
cessors OF the Dutch. They cannot admit
that there Is any foundation for the
assertion that any Queens Govern
ment ever recognized Point Barlma as
Venezuelan territory. Tho Queens Govern
ment constantly maintained that by strict right
they are entitled to the whole territory within
the limo described in Lord Salisburys note OF
Jan. TO- 1880. to Senior Rojas. that is. as far as
the highlands OF Upata. il not to the Orinoco
itself. and all the settlements by Venezuela
east OF that line are Entertainments on Great
Britain's rights. The Queens Government
must repeat that they cannot admit any quss-
ton Of their titles to the territory within the
line surveyed by Schomburgk in 1S41.'"
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HISTORY OF THE CASE.
Claims of Great Britain and Venezuela an
How They Came to BE Arbitrated.

Claims of Great Britain and Venezuela and
How They Came to Be Arbitrated.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 3.-The boundary line be-
tween British Guiana and Venezuela has been
the subject OF dispute for upward OF half a
century While the ympathlss Of Americans
had always been more or less with the Vene-
zuelans. tho United States managed to keep
clear OF tho trouble until Prevalent Cleveland
sent his famous Venezuelan message to Con-
gress on Dec. II. 1895. reaffirming the Monroe
Doctrine and announcing that the United
States would protect Venezuelan territory from
British enoroachment at any cost.
For time 1t seemed that the attitude OF the
United States could lead to nothing but war;
and stocks fell on an average Of eight or ten
points the day the m essage was received.
The Dutch laid claim to territory as far as
tho Essequibo River. Spain holding the terri
tory on the west side. whom. in 1914. Great
Britain acquired the Dutch territory without
specific boundaries being named. In 1922
Venezuela secured independence and sue
ceeded to the rights OF Spain west OF the Esse-
qulbo. In 1899 Sir Robert Schomburgk sur
veyed line which has figured extensively In
the formulation OF English claims Nine differ
snt boundary lines have been proposed by the
British during the dispute. In 1874 Venezuela
offered the EsseIuibo as a boundary and Eng
land the Ornoco. Lord Aberdeen then pro-
posed compromise line. Gre Britain
aimed to secure the basin OF Cayuni River and
it's tributaries the Yurauri and the Yuraran.
the mountains inclostng the basin being full Of
gold bearing rock. II would also seem that
the recent enlargement of the claim of Great
Britain was forthe purpose OF securing control
81 the valley OF the Orinoco, which is naviganle
hundreds OF mi les into the heart OF the South
American continent.
In the Treaty Of Washington. signed Feb. 2.
1897. II was provided that tribunal consist
ing OF five member should be chosen to act as
a final board OF arbitration between Great Brit
ain and Venezuela Baron Hersche and Justice
Richard H., Collins Of the British Supreme
Court Of Judicature represented Great Britain.
while Venezuela chose Chief Justice Fuller
and Justice David J, Brewer Of the United
States Supreme Court. The fifth member OF
the board. NJ, de Martens. Chief Counsellor OF
the Russian Foreign Once. was chosen by the
other four according to the provisions OF the
Washington Treaty.
At the sttings OF the tribunal the chief agent
Of Venezuela has been DR.. Jose Maria De Rolas.
who has been assisted in the conduct OF the
case ny former President Benjamin Harrison
as chief counsel. with former Secretary Of the
Navy Benjamin F. Tracy and s. MalIet Provost.
formerly Secretary OF the Venezuelan Commits
sion as assistant counsel. Sir Richard Web
ster has been chief counsel for Great Britain.
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he supporters Of Gen. Jose Manuel Herman.

the supporters OF Gen. jose Manuel Herman.
dez- who 10 now imprisoned In Caracas.
Gen. Samuel Acosta. who 10 one OF Gen. Her
nandcz's leading officers. has been appointed
Military Governor OF the State OF Carabobo.
which has been taken by the insurgents. 1t
was Gen. Acosta who killed President Crespo
In battle.
There are now nearly .. 900 political prisoners
In Caracas.
firm In this city. which received last week
cable order from the Venezuelan Govern m ent
for 5000 rifles. 100000 rounds OF ammunition
and one Hotohkiss gun. has refused to ship the
same unless they are paid for before delivery.
One OF the firm said yesterday that he believed
tho Government would soon DO defeated.
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ADMIRAL DETEYrS SWORD.
Except Its Steel Blade 1t is Of 2.-Cnrnt Gold.
and Cost $1,000.

WAsHINGToN. oct. 3-The sword presented
TO Admiral Dewey TO-DAY was voted by Con-
Gress. which provided an appropriation Of
$4,000 for the purpose Except its steel
bado and the body metal Of its scabbard. the
sword is entirely Of 22-carat gold. On the
pommel is carved the name of the batteshp
Olympia, which was Dsweys flagship at Ma
Mia. and the zoiiacal sign for Decomb Der. In
which lucky month Dewey was born. Cir
cling these. is closely woven wreath
OF oak leaves Below these the pommel is
embraced by gold collar. on the front Of
which are the arms OF the United States with
the blue field Of the shield in enamel Below
them are the arms Of Vermont, Deweys native
State. with the motto Freedom and Unity"
and the coors ot the shield in enamel The
plain part Of the gold collar is decorated with
stars and graceful finish is given 10 It hy n
morrow banl Of oak leaveI The sword blade
is dama,ccned. with ths inscription; The
gift OF the Nation TO Rear Admiral George
Dewey I. s y. in memory Of the victory nc
Manila Bay. May l. 1875.
The sword grip is covered with fine shark
skin. bound with golf wire and inlad with
gold stars, The guard is an eagle terminating
~ a claw, WHICH grips the top In which the
blade is set. The eagles outstretched wings
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-04
ANDRADE A FUGITIVE2
Reports Here Indicate the Success of tho
Insurgents in Venezuela.

cable despatch was received In this city
Yesterday from Caracas. Venezuela. which said
that President Ignacio Andrade has engaged
passage for himself and family on the steamer
Philadelphia, which leaves La Guayra on the
10th for Ponce. Porto Rico and New York. II
this despatch is authentic It means that Presi-
dent Andradc sees that his position 10 hopeless
and that he cannot defeat the insurGent forces
under Gen. Ciprinno Castro. Ho will try, there
fore. to leave the country TO save himself.
The latest adyiceS received here arc TO the
effect that Gen. Castro with his advance guard
is now at FL Vale. which is only three miles
from the capital. He has said that he wishes to
avoid the unnecessary bloodshed which would
follow the entranc OF the revolutionary forces
into Caracas and will await the attack of the
Government troops Just outside tho city. The
main force OF the troops under Gen. Mendoza
is now at La Victoria on the other side OF Gen.
Castro. and 10 return to Caracas It will be
necessary for him to pass tho insurGent forces.
The latest acquisition to tho rebel army are
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6O-62 West 23d St.

form the guard proper. The scabbard is o.
thin steel. damascened in gold with sprays OF
n delicate sea plant. tho ros marinus. These
sprays arc int-raced: stars I'LL the inner
spaces. dolphins the outer spaces.
Sprays OF oak caves and acorns secure the
these. on the front OF the scab bard. lie raised
monogram in diamonds entwining the letters
letters "u. s. n" surrounded by sprays 81 Of the
sea plant. Tho ferrule. or lower end Of the
sGabbard. terminates in entwined gold dol
The sword box is Of white oak. inlaid with
black velvet. and mt the centre OF the cover has
gold shield surmounted by an eagle and in.
s:ribed with a single star. and the worda
Rear Admiral George Dewey. L. S. N"
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GEN. HARRIsON,s FEE.
It IL Said He VIII Receive $3.50, 900 as Chief
Counsel for Esnezueln.

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 3.-It Is said that e1-
Presidents Harrison foe as chief counsel for
the Republic OF Venezuela in the arbitration
proceedings is to be $25O.000. 1t is said he re-
fused to make any charge till he had examined
carefully into the case and when he commune
Gated to the Venezuelan Government his con-
tion. he received Immediately an offer OF fee
OF S250.OO to undertake the case. In order to
give his whole time to it. the ex-President re-
fused retainers in number OF important
eases and for nearly two years applied himself
wholly to il,
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Rochestsr Teamsters' Strike.

ROCHESTER. Oct. 3.-The contractors in this
city to-day delivered their ultlmatum to
the striking teamsters. The meeting OF
the contractors was held at the Builders
Exchange. They refused to raise the
wages OF the teamsters or to coucede
any point whatever to the union and 1t
is believed that the strike will continue in
definitely