REWARDS FOR APACHES MEADS. THE EVENING § TAR | The Money Raised by Private Citisens and to be Paid by Gen. Mites. “ a Serene . SAN FRANcIsoo, May special dispatch PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday, from Tucson, Arizona, says: Gen. Miles bas not AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, offered areward for the heads of Indians om Northwest Corner Pennsylvania Ave. and Lith St, by | account of the War department. The reward | has been offered and the money raised by ette The Evening Star Newspaper Qompany, | zens, who requested that it be paid through GEO. W. ADAMS, Pres't Gen! Mites: ue Tam Evrxiv Sear ie nerced to astacriers n the rs ° THE INDICTED ANARCHISTS. bg ih 4 A Gloomy Prospect for the Men Com Sooo 7 : nected with the Chicage Outbreak bg i - : It is understood that the eckoadicines mail : = Tue Wrexty stan : = AAP | erand jury, are as follows: F ca = = ‘4 TWO CENTS. | cian Pleden Fischer Line ! Vo. 68—No 10.317. WASHINGTON, D.C.. THURSDAY, MAY 27, 1886. Se ete an wales Co eor_ (an ASS SSS 7 9 ublawtal ae See = = 3 HE PRESIDENTS INTENTIONS. Fischer, Linge, a i i AT THE CAPITOL TO-DAY. | }812andserved torsixty years, | After going | 7 elegrams le P| i : ote cl and —- r07 2s ; . + | through the last war with England and the Ine —— s Parsons, Schnaubel, berger, Kugel a SPECIAL NOTICES. ___ SPECIAL NOTICES. __| Washington News and Gossip. alan Wars tie wa nationed at Wachinzton a | Goltg to New York to Meet Miss Folsom. 5 : | proimiiy etc: "A Toca pagar gp Sha = ——- = v 1 SES _ tant commissary general, Since 1Sv ——— © near fature Mrs. Parsons, He 5 (Kea OF FIG FRANKLIN ISSCEANGE CO, | (Pees THERE WILE BEA MEETINGOPTHE| ure gorpisunne or Tum EVENING STAR Mra: Fook tins soretvea te eoniier OF G01 te | WHAT aa lmArb xOAT Amour same Goma ME RULE. Ach schpeiges BroSa_ ana iow others muy A merting of the siutxhulders of the Franklin In, | THURSDAY EVENING at 8 o'clock; at Keom So | to-day contalas Capt. Symons’ report on the | sprppINg BILL IN THE HOUSE. Owing to advanced age and aotioate, Remit oe MARRIAGE. SMOOTHING THE WAY FOR HI } Py ts tiie bloodthirsty Yead ce Com vit De C— Sill be bekd | 10U Corcoran building. i. ¥.JONES,Sec.__4t*_ | aication of Potomac water, last night's pro- has become inadequate to her support. (Botany aimee pices Dave tern Smt | ers he “informers, now mo oy one ae June ‘th. for the election AT A REGULAR MEETING OF ceedings of the Diocesan convention, the TO PAY JOHN POPE HODNETT $25,000, —— oe \ pet be moddled nie we nisin x * 5 Ti care nreats 8 when the ehectios = : ¢ done in disregard of law and the rights and) company as being wholly Indifferent. to the | Sone Rate tess nents ony Foes that arranse- Action ot the Suanwap Gcnsecw: >, ior in addition to bis belng held in onder to clove out a arse stock of HARD. | otoflivets for ihe cusuing year and Hise monthly poy | Southsea, England, on the 16th instant, robe intone oratcere Suge OF non-passage vf the bill in question. | railroad for a special train to leave Washington Gov, Mentlly Nahas a Sively Speech. scandal anne WOODS, I wilt wake it specially to your interest it SELIM WEELHAPT, President protem. | Revexvx MARINE CADETS J. Charles Harris, SORERITUuE OF NATLROAD GARDE, speak by authority.” | Mr. Turner, of thé | ipon two. hours notice at any time. alter wakes tae sill further indicted for wssaul " HENRY KOTIM Secretary pro tem. Sul i. ae Smithsonian Institution, did not wdvocate the | tour o'clock to-morrow. afternoon. ‘The un- | Special Dispatch to Tue Evewixe State, ni to kill Ofcer Lowenstein, who am 5 you ieee ieee sets wih we eecanea JOBS RANE, Trea Daniel J. Ainsworth, W. W. Culver, J. H.| on motion of Mr. Dolph the Senate took UP | right of Alaska to a territorial forin of Fersnip {certainty of the hour of departure is] ‘Conunnts, O., May 27.-The gathering of ° Asking to share your orders in all kinds oi rs Brown and C. B. Fengar have been ordered to | tne bill “Restoring to the United States certain tment, but did advoeate the right of Owilership | guid to be occasioned tira hieraneseatr as tS tuaitncalio wakes eectoay coca ee SEES, SAS, DOORS BLINDS, MOCLD ASHINGTON, Up gaiay | feport here June 2a for examination tor pro-| or'tne lands granted to the Northern Pacific | uring’ Fen Allss Folsom will arrive in New York. | Cemocrs Itappears that the effort to commit | Rafironé pxempt from T G3, EX6, “phe fr ofA. SHARE: . & a ‘ . he story goes 2 e bee 7 DECISION BY A MINNE h __INGS, Exe, 7. 1886.—The firm ofA..N HAZEN &CO,, | notion, Railroad Company. BUST OF SENATOR SHERMAN. ner centre eanpeane neve ee eae eaeeee et te anes eee eaener oe a I guarantee you satisfaction. has been dissolved this day by mutual consent, Hither See ad Com Ato Sore SEARS { Boston, is engaged | made tor the wedding, and that eve y H CAUSES St MR MCLEAN, Partnergs authorized Lo sevtle outstanling uccouuts. | DECORATION Da¥.—The President has issued sent Teavat gh OK, AtId the bill proposed to, for-| afr. French, the sculptor, itce on rales | Wil not be determined upon until after the | denrocratic sevators puseeed. in deaetn ss panel myo 23th and Bi streets northwest, Signatures: } +S) MAZES. | an executive order closing the various govern- Aap pr pee which the Serthera Pacific | 12 the room of the Senate committee a rules | Presideat meets his intended bride. It is 70 | state was a failure. No official action was | St. Pau months ago Attor a a peru ment departments on Decoration day, Monday, | Orginal ¢: ilding a | in making the cast for a marble bust of Senator | said that Miss Folsom will bot eotd we hated ae Gaiieal Haken Cocmgttn Gee wertoelo eae: LOSS a on Orne TE ta Ve We ee eee ae tie)| Bherinane Une Meataittine Mesto eae, New York, but will proceed at once to the resi- | taken. ney Gea Xa ayo warrant Thave associated with many son JAMES K-DEPUE, | 1st instant, FE eae ee a eae ee lana gitenacin es y image is a wondertul ike: | dence of Secretary Whitney, in tiatelty, which | Ex-Goy. Hoadly spoke fully halfan hour, He im the saprome court agains the ouhers ew stress Now 9 eA ae Gee ee ait cue SATE | Matted parses oC ahs teak Sat nota clay | oes of tue beuntor has been placed at her disposal, where the | questioned seriously the wisdom of the Be: Hagiaod thous Chis tattranh compamne ts tary Fairchild has directed that all customs por ions thet had been finished, which should TO AMEND THE PENSION LAWS. oun President, wil meet her, au these arrange- in running away and thought that the under ta officers in boarding vessels in the future must included in the bill, He moved an amend-| Jn the House Mr, Loutitt has introduced a aatond 4 o vit he | man Converse should not have nder pain rter. Ye Naval Ompgns—Surgeon H. N. Beaumont, | Pooiae railroad cravt oscoys Gate, De enin [during the war so as to make it read as follows: te Bred huubety, de only, person, who hae | senate were legal. The exgovernor was In a | Wis cotpaus. “he vilect of this #8 that the FS RENTED PROM $5 TO $60 PER YEAR. 2 Ry rH & BRO. | Ordered to the recelving ship Minnesota. Pay-| the lines were completed before July 4, 1879 | “Officers absent on sick teaves and enlisted | the Praiiecne. re confidence in the matter | ee cate frame of inind i thee Landis tats Komabe comes aeons bao SILVERWARE tken on Deposit in trunks or boxes Bi waeee DEMOUTH & BKO. master H. T. Skelding, to the Galena, on the | and except the right of way. inen absent on sick furlough or on veteran fur- | 18 supposed to be Col. Soe ae a ‘he | Compliments to all the d m. The lands in question, same 400,000 at lowest rates, zs te my27-3i* <3 : ‘ Se nder T. F, Jewell, de-|_ Mr. Call said that the. committee bill was | lough shall be regarded in the administration ie ateenatg, aie at the other end of the | acavoring to folst the reac ity upor . ted in the southwestern part of Manager oe a Boia meee eta ore Pe netted Ae fecse oOL jand | Feally a proposition to confirm and not to for, | of the pension laws in the same manner as if | line. He has ‘al along been a ¢ 6 30 | Vallandingham, he swooped down upon State and are valued at about Ge-ore — ME ae Tense ao Winer, Gonce Y. tached Jrom the torpedo station, th June, an feiLa agrant of some 48,000,000 acres of land they were in the field or hospital.’ Egyptian mummy, and all inquiries have bee! Kennedy wit pphasis and dd Act! Attorney ¢ ral Habn is muc yason Riges, Treas; John , Henry A. Willard, | | DOUBLE COMBINATION STORE, ordered to command the Essex, 10vh June, | felt a a gr Pacihg maton eomeoe ae Sree ie ne Temari Xe Ietnilt will rain,” | tines god intimated that they mere tetamone ued atane andeaye Sonn F. Kedzers. Y241 and 1243 Tith st. se, Surgeon Joseph Hugg, from the Minnesota, and | 10 the Northern Pacific railroat pany. NOTES. until he bas gained quite reputation as a | pulines and in t ¥ my1Sco2m ‘Wil be open MONDAY. May 31 uitil granted sick leave. Surgeon H. L. Law, irom | Ras equivalent soa gift by Congress Of tWo OF | a1, subttenns of tue myst congressional de As beyond expression. ; iked t0 hay ‘ i FOR CHEAP KE the Wabash, and gtanted sick Ic Paymas- | three hundred thousand Sttie: ° no | trietol Kansas Inst night renominated EN. 5 THEY HAD No CLERK AND So THEY FLED. | jor, (D5 water coolers ‘treeseh ter Arthur Burtis, irom tue Galena, dist in- | Viduals. He protestedzagainst it. t Mr, | Morrill for Congress by acclamation. THE NEXT HOUSE. Senator O'Neil In his speech said they left the 1x MOST EXCURSIONS BIDS WILE | (eS OFFICE OF VIRGINIA BUCK COM. | Soaet eq la Me tli Guernaus, ordgred to the | Van Werk had udved his amendment at Ger | Consider the Kamundsantepolygamy. bill’ it | Democrats Worried About the Result of | ‘omnes men hee a ee rest SSS~'ne received at our oiiee unt SATURDAS, ee PANY Gio Pet at a meet he Com | DAVY 7 Portsmouth, Sth June, Assistant Sur, | tain lands as to Fe ete wank being didi ty tiongat cna this Ul will oe eeaded were Sere flies iow) | lon lag iticen the lest nee or hie ive. but they | and by-laws, appointed a kriowauce committeg deacon cael a Pitvieges at Glymont for the coming | pany on May 26.8 dividend of twenty per Gent on the geou Charles P. Henry, to the recelving ship Seen Cal CHC ee Boe Ee ae inetd |auiterinlis- and will tien be reported DA CCERDIY | iw oneiee ERVANTON NORD |b COMEETOATED HANAGICK who Wonkaethesocmael A ofa 0 aot te Sompaimeaen wits Se ieee as Bsr Issa," CSTAret payable enor Mura? | New Hampshire, Past Xscistant Eugineer John | Mel Tortelture of some lands as to which there | to the House, BY REASON OF THE KEDISTRICTr was the reason they went away, and the sena- { ke Nationa ss md LANG € TOLER. General | 28t, 1880_ SO FOW EWE at, | A Tobin, as assistant to the superintendent of was and would be great difference of opinion aee STATE—PLAIN SAILING IN VIRGINIA —I¥- | joracked if there was a democrat ip Undo | nero beei prefer Agents, GUS F st uw 22-60 Fe eo SER WILL, ADDRESS | the State, War and Navy department building, n the point whether Congress had the right to Society. ‘ Would question thelr motives in so doing. The the bale of (ee of rice oF tHE croncerownaas | SS” Chesting Temperance Cuion Aeeneerand | Houtswain X. Perriwo aE Eirues detached | Srlele tt Wass question Involving ehuipl || Worioeealesant ana doiattel social autor: y democrats Who were nut pleased "Were & oe - agytnnnted Os oNiicar cs 2 itis company for | Houme Chien (Vestry) FHUSSDAY, May 2rd | DAViS, and Sallmaker $1 Piaeed on walling | cated points of law requiring serious consider- | tainment. marked the lnte sey season, sehtch | ‘The democrats in the House are considerably | few who had congressional ambition, of inspection, a y. favoring Lt he fo ‘ell be held af this of | & aie Unlon prayer sericea same place ea bg Key. | HOM the, eon John H. Clark and Lieut. | ation, Serene Crore Vath Lent, than the party given by | worried about the fall elections. They are| ‘Hon. Georgs Le Gonverse thourut, It escloss | boycotting ofall’ eialesle Ouidaare wie vgn directors wilt be held at this of | & i Union prayer serelee af same place, led by Kev. | Srtlarg “ose itoe Tie conned a5 Am favor of Keeping such | Mr. und Mrs. Curtis J.'Hillyer list evening, at | 10 ith t rediiction in their | total or the pat, ana esla precepsyoccinm deal Se aera a cas a A edocs [ERR Del: SO See eae eee | orga A: Diew aa naerod erent bills confined as. far'as possibie to suck pro- | $1i,8nG, its. Curtis J. Hillyer last evening: at | Threatened with a great re m in thelr | to talk of the plat, and sald. hey a ae akste popes eee Others, alternating from 1330 te-4:30 same d it | promotion, Visions of forfeiture as would be sure to meet | sachusctts avenue. A very large number of | majority, if not with its loss altogether, In ino to the Sat a acon ccssnitiags SLUR bape SiDabieis vote OS SSecretafy. | Bends cordiaity tavited, Tm: : AMONG THE PRESIDENTS CALLERS to-day | with support in Congress und become law. guests wore present, but so ‘ample ee view of the want of harmony in the party fe vention. The 7 S.A. Miller ere- OT RUBS = (ar aT ERED = WASHINGTON, MAY 26, 1886. = Z 5 och > commodations of the establishment, and so per- | herjey the man: would rather lose | ated a sensation, and was warnils uded. (TST RESERVED A GAR, tga OF (There will be a special mecting of ‘the MAS. | Were Senators Voorhees, Vance, Berry, Beck, House of Representatives. fect every appottitinens that ate tine or glace eta teat eee maanekors ould es polices Teor iptGper Ab milcww bo kiss court tak uty Sher trute suppitel.O gala of the socalled jarsocloes CATON, EEC | Biackburn, Sabin and Gray; Assistant Seere- | rue SHIPPING BILL AND THE FISHERY QUES- was there any appearance of crowding or conta > . & quorum was not present, He declared that | m Bho $i Bhe tra : of i at 8 o'clock. ms26-2"__| tary of State Porter, Representatives Randall, TION, slop, such aa often mar otuerwise delightful as: | bility with a majority too small to be reliable, | # quorum Jury of Franklin couaty sould | BEY nd poste, Wine Sak nem solhwwten WLS SENKS& CO., 717 7th st. nw. ome time, We TOLbERS Tel => DENTAL INFIRMARY OF NATIONAL | cur wasmusion Teton ond Cee ee TA anne renee | antl the mantbers of the Housthal anopper (Gieody evaled oF ce an oucner ie likely, even by tho democrats, that the ke: | Lawrence to prepare a memorial on th and dantiy sundae dase ier thera aon eae SSE" Cutversity, Lod Fest n-w.: extracting free: | HG SWALN, Cosbicr Second National Bank. Leinbach and wife, Mr, Lewis Douth, wife and ine the provisions of the bili | entertitument, but this feature viewed from | unlikely, even a nee ; be presented to 1 Nooue was injured by the firing as far vst of Madera. Upen from ta 3 p.m: | ¢X FAM ES Seetc sutra National Bam Bnd Aire Wheelan aL cng athe teenie: | eamity, to eramine the provisions of the bill | tho” wiudows, mud pias an eta | oe State convention. rat sentiment was | Cohan een loaned. i. a cg! 20. ~ cing N. & Se te ‘s etch inven fe ‘aro Wi ios ts . ‘connunit- 7 ‘' ” WL». COORE, HP SNYDER, President National Savings Bank, | Schoonmaker, of Kingston, » RSE Te cll ten ore troppo Hoi mad crecttala [reper ipep ery oe erie NP" aa gation are tanit ot oon, ont avs eameciog (etateoes cn ee commnit-} 52, Seem Sam = toiye nae No 1420 Fstreet, me $f Battal, and ex-itepresenlative Wemple, of | privilege but Imposed Torolgn Vessels certain | and all searonable delicacies; and at a compar. | delegation anxiety. Neither the republicans | tee atan early date to ar 8 COWNEE-1 COEEES actions mud Mice tits. coomine mee eee ee eter en ne OMe | ENG. A: ¥. CHESWELE, President Citisens Natious | Ne toe <== commercial privileges. when, those. privileges PU orth tel ERY Starla al [ar teen a Just how they stand, | ton, Tt was after midnizic whew the meeting | opened etive and frui this, moruing. fing Ss wire to New York. Stocks and Bonds | _, Bank. Army Orvexs.—First Lieut. Geo, W. Kings-| had been denied to American vessels in the | ven up Te Rennes wall edge Rk Mea | ihe vonieionne of the State and the question | Closed. Another mectit is salted nvene | Zenerally, While Louisville and'Nasiville wee ought and carried on margin or for cas 3 Oe ang.” WHITE, Cashier National Metropolitan First Lieut, H.H. | country to which such foreign vessels belong. RS a an eae and Miss] of the constitutionality of that action puts | #t Columbus June Lott aa. | Up ay and’Western Union down 4, Attor the [tee TRAVELERS cher BELL € CO. ecb orto ah i olshog Ge hraeectoal dirt aera i pnd rapt re Eamiedel dod Mc! torton, Hamessleroa as | Sveerenine edge Rea One Ste pate | rauing tor thestats convention, opeiing prices xenerally advanced a. simall : CEASE Capaltated for netive mene, been found. In | the recent troubles with Cahada, but there was G. Riddle, Mr, H. E. Davis and Miss Alice Rid: | have been made, because it is not known Just ebaricaGse an eeu Tection. Goan ho miarket wacumme weake oaa Se ee ee ditability ineldent to the service placcion tig | Rot & word In this furtie passage ste thic itt | die; Gen. aud Mrs. Ordway and Miss Blacklock; | where the vatlogs distriets besin and where Heol ely nogprsodis gee gael WIE, = . a . ‘ORSON disability incident to the service, placed on the | 4 e Wi hurry for the passage of is Dill, rage Tel iss i be: ral he cas ates have pet Since ‘1 ee S OF EXCHANGE. i. MA Ys 5 , : ae wi . _ ae : s mee Tnion ack 4. ally ol _ Sr W Midoneh Bask Sema ameT™ And Mechanics | eee toms Rone ae ei aee meantty, W | ruture day: than iid the-execative had under | and danghter; Senator Jones, of “Nevada, | their fences, but now they, find, by the recent <3 Semapentlgecin lowest. prices followed, aan my10-Im LEWIS JOHNSON & CO., Bankers. National Bank, Georgetown. i ergata fo duis ai ; danger of « war, and | ": Mr. J. Hubley Ashton, Mr. and Mrs. George } action of the legislature, the: si f z anh Se Rone aD ea’ ict became dull snd eueay ob eee = = ee. - 2 Fort Sully, Dakota, for duty is revoked. Leave | consideration tle settlement of the Canadian | M chi Mr. and ‘Mrs. Lanier Dunn, Mr. | been divided up, and reconstructed of part of | GLADSTONE AG! the market becam “ [satires a da or Soc utter incite for four monthg, with permission to apply for | fishory trouble. Phil Brown aud Sites Brown, Me. aud’ ‘ire | onc aad pert cfasemnee tar nese a ign cloreatliaccyteg Wr py Pigg A yp reomnncary ag ® Sh ‘and best makes of Vapor Steves at prices ai low as the Gor Win, He Jordan, 19h Taiantee capt ae | di: Dunn (Atk,) said that the provision aia | Phil, Br Colton, Mr. Chas. Kennedy, Paymas- | Fevre announced that ie would not again bea| Neprsocwany miserpier, warishice we | heat: Taye Sudre, Tackattauia and ter Iowest. Refrigerators. fee creant Gol. Win. H. Jordan, 19th thiantry. “Capt. P. | novappiy voihe hele aaestion. ter Gea, A. Decring Ta and Mrs. Verdi Licat, | candidate. ‘Thereupon two candidaves sent out | EADINO—MANY DISSIDENTS, sariaty Union, At LL @. da. th quiet cede Gavtet tur ae ts Cee | ae aro as the eae eaceentty or teats ie | aud “Mrs, “Thos Mf, Woodvafl, ‘Me. and Mer, | agents to canvass tor ee i OL Se | eee ee al een aoe | be convinced, at Ma ranted One month's leave for disut ye true there Was the less necessity for huste ¥ B t - | ceeded in getting the indorsement of two coun- s iy so rea 2 fierecommendation of tho regimental ‘com | passing the bill, He aid not believe. in retalia- eee an ed De, 7G, | ties and wee in fate wgaof Eetting the prize, | ing called by Mr. Gladstone assembled at the | == PLACE YOUR ORDER ror TOFTCE Hood e Ganmeandmantry, First Lieut. 1H. | tory orrevengefyl legislation, batty diplomatic | doa ahd Mi Auditor and Mra. Williams, “Me. | when, lo! he tound that one Gf chexe counties | roSsten omee this afternoon, ‘The mesting was | INTEREEEES te A homey ete (Rpt Stites, Suse n IN THE SUPREME COURT OF = Mee Re fal! a icc Sprropiation Dub amadeby the 2 a | ceremony the intimate friends of the bride and | ocrats tareughout the state, and particularly | adherents of Lord Hartington beiore to-day's | {#luw visited Ilia and) tes company put Ukele BUKN'S PHARMACY. 1429 Peunsylvania aves DISTRICH oF Gant OF THE | Hazen in his action for libel against Geo, Jones, | 5g5, ustead of handred and ninety, odd | groom attended a reception at the residenee of | Powis Whroughout the state, and p ‘Opposition | Sanereo Te ein bave sinte asnounben aneo: ee pope pron yee ae yh Awan 4 MILBUKN'S PRAT MACY, 142: sy = DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. 2 “ses aneeting. detect in bottles of on draucht wil’ soda water. =a | Wallsce Hullo: € Co. va. draucia Prott et al—No | publisher of the New York Times, completed | ood esos en be hee ead ey oot Mir. 5.5. Gourley, wherea wedding supper was | {) ‘the “agniinistration, 2 Tenn AatmD, Jt i | gelves "as supporters of “Mr. Gladstoue, “sir, | Getwchives on te trail and theatre shaders J. F. Massrxe & Co. THis ISTH Day OF SAgey Men colicttors, tt | Commissioner J. H- Ashton last evening. | ne rouse public bulldingsand grounds com- Mr. and Mrs, Fox of 13th street have issued | Browne (rep,) have beon renomlsated.” Hor | Huchtlaluhat the prettier ould troseos Of thse S00 enem eho. fea the Sumaay” ‘og a i TUS ISTH DAY OF MAY. A.D. 1896, ordered | Among the witnesses examined in behalfo Till hola a meeting to-morrow, when they may | cscds for a reception to Representative and | man aud Mawon have a certainty betore them. | counsellor by Mr. Giudstoue in bis great speceh jnorning after the robbery, It is nut Known (Guccemors to T. Toumer), tase 10 Ce eetoned baci mat retk cues RE AEDERE” | Gen. Hazen by commission In Washtbgion, aro act officially upon the city post office Dill, NWardstobe pived ‘ou Ptiaay erenias oe —— fmroducing the home rule billion Shek amy wvsdenee hab Uoch Bobad 6> conmaah SpaN Nie c ean en tate diay vecurriag forty dass aller thin dake Gietwing te | Senators Tegtor, of Onion aad ema Repent |" TILE OLROMARGARINE BILL antespeD, | MS, Ward, to be THE FREE BRIDGE QUESTION. | April: und, bs reason of his high character and | ie ee ee eae ieyond the sory ut ana. Ave. 71a St. W., mits ne 5 lor, of Ohio, and Genertis Drum, | ; sewx d Judginent, has Jong been a couspieuo nviet aud Uhelr yeucral bad reputation, cause will be proceeded with ws in case of default, tive Ie 3s, Tayo , Final action on the oleomargarine bill was| General and Mra. Viele go to New York to- sount i | & cousp! * | the convi «

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