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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA. THE ETH DAY OF FEBRU-
AIRY. lJOO-RoBERT i. FIELDS ". CIR
TRUDE FIELDS. No. 2lO99. Equity Docket
Al
On motion Of the plaintiff, 10y Mr.. William z.
Ambrose. his solicitor. it Is ordered that the de
PENDANT, Gertrude Fieids. cause her appearances
TO be entered herein on or before the first uiic
dsy occurring forty days after this day; other
wise the cause will be proceeded with as IN case
OF default.
The object OF fi,is suit Il divorce from the
bonds OF marriage based upon desertion and
adultery. This notice is to be published IN the
Washington Law Reporter and the Washing
ton Tip.s
By the Court:
(Seal) 4. b. HAGNER, Justice, Etc.
True Copy: Test:
J. II. YOUNG, Clerk. Etc
BY NJ A. CLANCY, Assistant Clerk.
fel3,o0.es
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RAILR0ARS.
Washington, Alexandria
Mount Vernon Railway

From Station. 49, St and Pa Avenus
In Eject November 1. 1909
For Alexandria. week days. $50. T:os $50
500. s:s5. $50, o:es. 1000, HOO. u:s5. a. M
xl2:o6. 1870. 12:45. x1:s6. It's 400 $40. s:7s,
3;5s xt:l5, $50. sos. 1890. $40. 6:es, $50.
1908. T:s5. $500. 800. 1000. IL 20 II so D. IN.
sundays-7:45. 300, 9:i5, 19:So. HIS. a m.
Zoo noon. 1888, 1870. ass. 300 s:45 $50 5:i5.
500. eas. ESQ. Sis, a:oo. 1000. II 10, ii:5o
p. m :
For Mount Vernon, week days-s:so. 500. 1000.
l:oO, a. ~, x12;o5. nf:s0. 200. $40. $780, 700.
800 .. m.
s'Indays-9:oc. 100 noon. 2:Is. s:is. Gas. 300
.. m.
For Arlington and AqEeiart Bridge week
days-s:0o. $50 'e:ss, 1890. HOO. a M, 1905,
l22O, lZ:45, as 900, $40. '3:25. AIS. 5:O5,
6;o4. $3.50. 7:o6, 500 .. m.
Sundsys-T:a6. 900, 9:45. 1880, 1i.t5, A. m,
roo noon. I2;45. 1:s0. AIS, 500 SIS, 40,
5;l5. 600. Gas. $50. Sis. p m.
Parcels carried on all trains. Baggage checked
1ErpreSsl To Arlington caiy.
J. CoLyfN. superintendent
q. Z. ABBOT. President
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WALL PAPER.

mo TURNING back now. On TO Ladysmith is
the British slogan. But they haven't gotten
beyond Spion Kop yet. We moving right
pcring rooms. with new. stylish paper. for only
IL up. T. C. NoLTE. $40 Jth ST.; no branch
fe- item
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GOOD homes for females up NV, ne, and Sc.
Call at once; % places waiting: five young
girls wanted also. 300 @ 81. nv. II
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AGENTS will be furnished with life of Moody"
in any quantity. either wholesale retail:
save freight and leave your money in Washing
ton. DINSMoRE PUB. CO., col 9Th st. nw.
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FOR SaIE-FARNs.

NEAR Derwood Station. Montgomery county. Nd.
So acres, red soil new dw ling. rooms and
cellar; fruit OF all kinds and necessary outbuld-
ings nettcd 0wne. 500 in 1879; price s., 0DO
ABRAHAM FISHER, sic st. nv. ielo.Si, en-
l0I ACRES, 30 cultivated, balance pine ard oak;
new Groom house and all outbuildings, near
Oxen Kill, Nd, 3 miles from D. C. line, 2ls
miles from river: price s2.JI9. ABRAHAM
FISHER. SO ! ct nv. fel0-5i.em
go hCREs. 900 yards from Waldorf station. Nd
contains enough woodland to pay for place;
broom dwelling barn. hennery. etc; one.half
mile front on county road; stream through the
place; price Si.2Jo. ABRAHAM FISHER. 5Ia L
81. NV. fei0-3t I'M
READY TO go To WORK. IL acres. 20 miles from
Washington, in Virginia; l mile from station;
!, 500 fruit trees: dwelling rooms and cellar:
plenty OF outbuildings; all farming implements:
stock. poultry, etc; price 81, 200. ABRAHAM
FISHER. 5l2 l. si nv. fel0-sf en-
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Call at office for seHliealolthly Bulletin

FOR RENT OR sALE-lll5 B st. ne. rooms
and bath: hardwood finish: cabinet mantels;
low to permanent tenant or purchaser. C..
SHEPARD Oh st. NV. fel2It-em
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Fon aENT-oFrscEs.

FOR RENT-Desk reem. centre Of city. gronnt
foo: heat aud gas. also service OF clerk. y
per month. Address BOX cs5. thi office feit-!s
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rosroFEIcE NOTICE.


WASHINGTON. ID. c., P0STOFFICE NOTICE
any time
FOREIGN MAILS are forwarded to the ports OF
sailing daily, and the schedules OF closings is
arranged on the presumption Of their uninterrupt-
ed overland transit. Tor the week ending Feb
r'iaTy H. 1900 the last connecting closes will be
made from this Office as follows:
Transatlantic Mails.
TUEsDAY-(e) At 9;l5 p. m. for ErRoPE, per
;. 5. New York, from New York. via South
ampton.
(cl At Hos p. m. for BELGIUM direct,
per T. $. Eensington. from View York. via
Antwerp. Letters must be directed .'Per 5. s.
Kcnsington.'
WEDNEsDAY-fel At 9:15 p M for FRANCE.
SWITZERLAND, ITALY. SPAIN. PORTUGAL
TURKEY. EGYPT. and BRITISH INDIA, per
: 9 La Gascogne, from New York, via HavIe.
Letters for other parts of EUROPE must be
directed Per $. 5. La Gsscosne."
,.ep At s:l5 p. IN. for AZORES ISLANDS
direct. per s. Peninsul1r, from New York
tc) At Hos p. m. for ITALY. per 5. 5. Co
lumbia, from New York, via Naples. Letters
must be directed per S. 5. Columbia"
FRIDAY -(O At 1:15 p. m for EUROPE. per
s. Etrura. from New York. via Queenstown
(e) At Hes p. m. for NETHERLANDS d.
rect, per 5. $. WerkeHdam, from New York,
VIA Rotterdam. Letters must be directed Per
s. $. Werkendam."
(c) At 1I:O5 p. m. for ITALY. per $. g.
Trave, from New York. via Naples. Letters
must be directed per $. ;. Trave."
(c) At Hos p. m. for NORWAY direct, per
:. = Island. from New York, via Christiania.
Letters must be directed per 3. 5. Island.''
PRINTED NATTER, ErC.-German steamers
sailing from New York Tuesdays take Printed
Matter. etc. for GERMANY. and specially adj
dressed Printed Matter. etc, for other parts Of
american and White Star steamers sailing from
New York on Wednesdays, German steamers from
New York on Thursdays, and Cunard, French and
Iermdn steamers from New York on Saturdays.
take Prin'cd Natter, etc, for all countries for
Nhlch tneN are advertised 70 carry mails.
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FOR SALE-BICYCLES.

PRICES SACRIFICED: large assortment Of high
grade second hand bicycles; some only slight
~ used; from - Up. CYCLE EXCHANGE. 40
10th 81. NV. fcl03t, en-
FOR SALE-Mans high.epde 1899 bicycle; ex-
cellent condition; SIS. $50 II 81. ne.
fel0-3t,ein
BICYCLE repairing. we do all kinds; also buy.
sell. rent, and exchange bicycles; tires, Good
rich, So Hartford, So irsts. S2.25; good seconds.
$3.50 LABoklSH, Bicycle Machinist, III 9th st.
NV ia23- limo. em
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CO s 3 saip sy.
the Gransest scenery Ok
Americu. All Trains Vcstibuled,
Electric Lighted. steam Heate"'
All Meals Served in Dining Cnrs.
sf1tIou sixth and ii Streets

Schedulc IN cfIect Dec. 70 IsJJ.
2:l5 T. NJ DAlLY-Cincinnau and st. Louis
SpeciIl-Solid train for Cincinnati. Pullman
sieepers 70 Cincinnati, Lexington. Louisyillc. In
dianapolis, and ST. Louis. without change. Parior
Car Covingtou Va, to Virginia Hot Springs.
rarlor Cars Cincinnati TO Chicago.
II0 r. " DAILY-F. r. V. Limited Solid
train for Cincinnati. Pullman Sleepers 10 Cincin-
natl, Lexington. and Louisville. without change;
open for occupancy az 900 p m. Connec-
ton for Hot Springs. Va, daily Pullman
compartment car 10 Virginia Hot Springs Tues
days. Thursdays. and Saturdays. Observation Car
Hinton to Cincinnati Sleepers Cincinnati TO
Chicago aud 81. Louis.
215 T. NJ DAILY-Tor Gordorsville. Char
lottesville. staunton, daily, and for Rfehmoad.
Tally, except Sunday.
Reservation and tickets at CT -sape1ke md Ohio
Offices. SIS Pennsylvania Avenue 500 18th Street.
near r. and at the Station Telephone call, !Hl.
for Pennsylvania Railroad Cab Service.
n. W. FULLER,
Censral Passenger Agent
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FOR sALE-sroRE AND DWELLING.

FOR SALE-A good investment, corner store and
dwelling. on Va. ave. Sc; rent STA per year;
price reduced TO 5000; oyner needs money: a
good net per cent investment; house nearly new
and always rented; cost $500. &. BOYER &
son. Pr 9Th 81. sw. felI-St
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ron NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

foR REyT-Turnitare for il-room house: for
room. and board. Box oos. this Office.
fe1O-3t,cm
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HELP wANTEp-MALE.

~@-4>~@-r-7-7~@-- -~7--~---->--
Advertisements under this head
will be inserted for one cent n word
for cach insertion.
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PRINTING-High grade color work, commercial
and Job work, cticc stationery; rslsI.lbie
prices. MATHEWS PRINTING CO., l5T c = :. NV.
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HELP wANrEp-MALE a FEMALE.

THE EMPLOYMENT BENEFIT SOCIETY takes
this means Of saying to those who are in need
of frst-class help that they have on their books
persons for all positions who are endorsed by
iirst-class references. OFFICE ROOM 3. SIS
ct. nv. fel2-0
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NANTED-whte girl; German preferred: for
general Homework in snail FIAT; family o.
three. Apply Flat 4. Tie Victoria. fe12-3t,em
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WANTED Immediately, neat cook; also waitress.
chanbermad; good wages. l0lS y. \. ave.
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wANTED-A white girl for general work in lunch
room 81 9Th ST. II
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wANTED--A coiored woman for general house
work; no washing. Apply immediately at
400 9Th 81. NV. Item
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wANTED-AGENTS.

MASTED-lc0 local and travelling agents. for
''Life Of Moody" outfit free; big pay; sells
at sight: books ready in 10 days; books furnished
Wholesale or retail. DINsMoRE PUB. co, GIL
9Th 81. NV. felo-1tein
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Advertisements under this mend
will he inserted FOR one cent word
for cach Insertion.
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CASH PAID for all kinds secondhand bicycles At
CYCLE EXCHANGE, 74o 10th st. NV
fele3t,em
WE WANT loo secondhand bicycles for cash.
HUSTLE1 bRKCLk REPAIR CO., az and
Ne. avn -. ias,smos
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AGUINALDO NOT DEAD.

On the other Hand BE Appears to be
Very Much Alive-over Two Hun
dred Insurgents Killed in One Bat
tie.
MANILA, May 1s.-A proclamation.
purporting to have been issued by Ag-
ulnaldo and dated May 4, from Pollllo
island, one OF the Philippine group ea. \
OF Luzon, is circulating in Mamie. Il
says the commission appointed by Pres
fdent Mckinley was appointed without
the authorization OF Congress, ana tnat
hence It cannot treat officially. II urges
the FilipinOs not to surrender their
arms ut the lnstigntion OF the commits
sion and on promises which Congress
may not ratity and also urges the Fill
pinos to enthusiastically welcome the
commission when 1t arrives In the
towns and provinces. asking boldly Tor
the form OF government they most de-
sire, as the Americans permit freedom
Of speech.
To still Strive for Liberty.
The proclamation closes with asking
the Fniplnos to still strive for liberty
and independence and agnIn warns the
commission against deception.
In the Catarma Rght, island OF sa-
mar, May /, ubout 700 Of the enemy at
tackled the men Of the Forty-third In
fantry. The Americans killed 200 OF the
rebels by actual count. only three
Americans were wounded.
Major John {. Gilmore and 100 men OF
the Forty-thlrd regiment were ambush
ed May near Pambugan, Samar. Sew
enty-hve OF the enemy We're Killed ana
there were no American casualties,
Found IN Numerous Entertainments.
The transport Lgnnox has returned
here nfter landing four troops OF the
Eleventh cavalry to reinforce Col. ].
FRANKLIN Bell. Two troops, Major
Hugh T. slime commanding, were landed
at Legaspl and proceeded across the
country 10 strengthen the garrison at
Linguo. They found numerous en-
trenchments manned by insurgents,
between the towns and were two days
on the way skirmishing dfsmouhted
constantly. Their only loss was three
horses. The officers report that they
Killed forty Insurgents, but the natives
deciare eighty were killed.
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steyn Leaves Pretoria.

LONDON, May IS. 1915 p. m.-From
the mention Of the laagers In the Pre-
toria dispatch 1t is understood here thnt
prior 10 the raising OF tho Siege OF
Matqlng the Boer hangers around that
pllco were vigorously bombarded by tho
British relief column and that the
burfGers were practically compelled to
abandon the siege.
The siege was abandoned, British
force from the south taking possession
o. the place.
Itls reported that 5000 British troops
have surrounded Christlann and that
q. lHnddrost and other officials have
beer t1kcn prisoners.
resident Steyn left here for the Free
stt'. last night. Addressing n crowd
Nn no platform, he urged them to be OF
gs sheer.
amos Milne, the correspondent OF the
.'Hr Telegram Company, who has
prisoner here, wns liberated and
H"'gl 90 tho border this morning.
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AZ rs NOE sRRN1EE.
Bishop Mcoabe to bo CenSured Tor His
satiricaI Resolutions.

Bishop McCabo 70 20 SeA41urS0 AVA A--A'
satirical Resolutions.
CHICAGO, May ls.-The NJ. p. church
will not. II the report of the committee
is accepted, alter fits position toward
playing cards. dancing, and certain otn@
or amusements.
The amusement question Is settled 90
far as the committee on the stnte OF me isl
church is concerned. by q Yote OF ~
10 26 the committee to-day decided 20
recommend that the section OF prohib-
ited aHnusements be taken out and tnae
new section be inserted In the cnapteA
ON ndvices. The paragraph TO be in@
aour church has from the beginning
Of its history insisted that dancing
pIayinE at gnmes OF chance, attending
theatres. horse races, ctrcuses, dancing
parties or patroniaing dancing schools
and other amusements which cannot 90
used in the name Of the Lord jesus arc
perilouB to the spiritual life and inhu-
ence OF the members OF our church ana
eneryating TO the spiritual power OF the
church in the great work OF saving
souls.
Dangerous Tendency PREVALENT
.uThe tendency In social circles tow
ard dangerous amusements was neVeE
stronger than It is at the present time
and therefore we deem 1t wise TO reaf-
firm our historic attitude upon this sub
feet and urge upon our people to abstain
from and bear their unWnvertng testi-
mony against all amusements and di-
versions which endhnger Christian Ht6
and repress the spiritunt power OF the
church. This advice must not be ln-
4 t,ttVNg S,P,t tho NhnFnnln
right TO call to account any membef
who continues to indulge IN these diver
sIons which cannot be used In the Mans
Of the Lord Jesus"
Want an Additional Bishop.
Acting under the Gdvice OF the board
OF bishops, the committee on epsicopaA
cy at It's meeting to-day decided to REQ
ommend to the general conference that
IN additional bishop be elected to take
charge OF the work In eastern CHINA.
This makes three missionary bishops
which the conference will be called upon
to elect at the present session. The
official to be put in charge OF eastern
Asia win be located Mt Shanghai, CHINA
und will be required to spend four
months in Japan and one month IN KOS
rea each year.
BiBhop MoCabe, who occasioned cone
siderable surprise severAI days ago by
giving out for publication o set Of aa7
tirical resolutions referring to the OUT
side work performed by the bishops,
may be censured by the conference for
HIS action. To-day Chairman ]. N.
Buckley declared that the Committee
on epIscopacy would Investigate Biahs
op McCabe's action and report to the
general conference. He laid the case
before the subcommittee on the adniH-
istrntion Of the bishops. together with q
copy Of the resolutions that have cauae0
aii the trouble. 49,.
The subcommittee considered the
matter at q secret session and decid-
ed 10 follow the advice Of DR.. Buckley
and make a thorough investigations
Bishop McCabe will, 1t iB snid, be Bumt
moned before the committee.
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has planted missions, schools. printinC
presses, ete or the work in Q. general
way he says, with swiftly culmina-
ting events and forces in Afslca, our
growth there will be more rapid than
We dream, II We do our part. IN Amer-
lea our negro people nrc rising to = pro-
found conviction of duty to the land oe
their f6refathers, ana that conviction will
ho intensified, directed and utilized,
Bishop Gilbert Haven said wheu in La
IBERIA in 1875, '.Afrlca in America will b
solved by America in Africa"
Report Of Commission on Law.
The report of tho commission on or
gunio law, which is practically tho hTat
written constitution for tho Methodist
Episcopal church, has been considered
item by item from day to day,and may
finally be referred back 70 tho commits
sion or laId upon tho table. Many
think that as tho church has done WeN
without constitution, Il may continue
to do 70.
The committee on itlncrancy will -"
port favorably to the removal Of tho
time limit upon the pastoral term. This
will preclpltate great debate. ~.
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senate and the executive branch Of the
government and a subcommittee was
appointed, consisting of Representa-
tive Ray, OF New York; jenkins. OF
Wisconsin; Llttleneld, Of Malnei Do
Almond. of Missouri. and Clayton. Of
Alabama, to confer with the other
branches and report on the whole sub
ject next Tuesday.
Subcommittee Selected.
The lnsular committee also consider
ed other phases of the Neeley and like
cases, The resolution Of Representa-
tive Hay. of Virginia, calling for in
formation as to whether Director OF
Posts Rathbone had reported the Gu
ban postal accounts all right went to a
subcommittee. consisting Of Represen-
tatives Cooper, Of Wisconsin; Loud, Of
California. and ]. R. Williams, of 1lli-
nols.
Representative Bromwell, Of Ohio,
made an earnest speech In favor Of Inn
medIately reimburslng to the Cuban
postal fund the amounts mIsappropri-
ated. He said good faith required this
to be done, and that the cubans and
the rest of the world should be made to
understand at once that Cuba was be-
ing dealt with in the strIctest honesty.
Mr.. Bromwell believed such a course
would speed the day of annexation II
such was to be the outcome. by giving
the cubans confidence in our fair deal
ings.
Pending the inquiries by the sub
committees no action was taken on the
Bromwell resolution and the subject
will come up again next Tuesday,
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the pneumatic service item In the poSt-t
office appropriation bill. The debate
al times was sharp and almost personal
The appropriation was defended by
Senator's Chandler. Mason, Carter and
Wellington, and opposed by Senators
Allison, Hale. Tillman. Lodge and VOL
c0tt. Senator Morgan introduced res
olution TO inVestigate the Pnnama Canal
Company and In T. speech severely erlt-
lcised that company. Senator McCums
tlon OF the Philippine Islands. during
which time Senator TlIlmRn took issue
with him over the assertion that the
people OF the south were glad the COM
federacy was unsuccessful
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SUNDAY pFsEcRAT1oN |
Bitterly Condemned by the rresSytOt
rians-Praise the President.

Bitterly Condemned BY the Presbye0a
rians-Praise the President. I
ST. LOUIS, May 1s.-A very considers
able part OF to-day's sesslon Of the Press.
byterian general assembly was spent In.
considering the report of the special
committee on Sabbath observance.
During the discussion high praise was
accorded to President Mckinley ana
Secretary Hay for the instructions sent
to Commissioner Peck, Of the Paris exc
position. and to Ambassador Porter, 81
Paris, touching the closing of the Unlt7
cd States pavilion and the offices at the
exposition on the Sabbath.
The report strongly urges that Pres
bytcriars throughout the land should
abstain from numerous forms OF Suns
day dissertations now being more or
less INDUCED In and make the REQUEST
that railroad companies reduce Sunday
transportation to u minimum and that
Congress and state legislatures shall
appropriate no more money for exhibi@
tions without the provls0 that such exc
hlbltIons shall he closed on Sunday.
a separate resolution was adopted hEi
n large vote requesting proprieiors %
st. Louis newspapers not to print the
proceedings of the assembly In theiH
Sunday editions.
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AssAssrN FAI1Ep
After Trying -Four Times to Take the
Life Of George ". Green.

After Trying -Four Times to Take the
Life Of George W. Green.
Special Dispatch to the Intelligencer.
MARTINsBURG, W. Va. May 49,
Four attempts have been made within
two weeks to assassinate George w.
Green, custodian of the government
building here. A few nights ago, whlle
entering his home. a huge bowlder,
thrown with terrific force, struck within
a foot Of his head. He was inclined to
think It the result Of some ones care
lessness, but when he was stoned twice
again and his house banked with rocks,
he provided himself with a revolver and
was more cautious how he exposed him
self to covered attacks.
Last evening Green was sitting in his
home reading, when his attention was
attracted by II pistol shot. and u metal
lie ring as though a bullet had struck
soma object Of from outside. a moment
later there was another report of fire.
arm, the glass in the window was shat
tered, u picture on the wall within few
inches of Green's head was broken aud
u bullet imbedded itself In the wall.
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Klser,e shortneo 70 bo Paid.

Special Dispatch to the Insclllgoncor
pARKERsBuRG, w. Va, May is
It is now asserted that the shortuge Of
T. NJ. Iasor late cashier OF tho Bal!l-
moro 4 Ohio railroad, In this city, will
be paid by his relatives ana that there
VIII bg no prosecution Of the delinquent,
A representative OF the family from
wheeling was here to-day. md It is all
lcg,d, made this arrangements Klsgr
has not been seen here since his short
ugc was made public.
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Reeelgod aa Pnvato oItlzons.

.FAsHlNGToN. May 1S.-At the
cabinet meeting to-day the question Of
reception Of tAe Beer ENJOYS was
gTaad. II ~ understood that they
baby viii be presented to the Prcsl-
.lt boy the sccrctnry Of state. They
.. be- received with every courtesy,
Ha. only az private ci,izong and not In
diplomatic capacity Tho rnbInet
d'aaussel at some length the qucs-
zion Of tho cnll to be issued by secrctt-
3ngo Tor tho redemption Of the. oul
'.nlIng 2 per cont bonds Of the FUND
90 loan VI 1891.