Evening Star Newspaper, May 2, 1888, Page 6

very Finer Keows SULTAN REFUSES, ATTEMPTED TO KILL ‘HIS WIFE, A PERFECT RACING DAY, THE JACKSON DEMOCR ITs. Dea. e pace esos Pore atid ai sak coeik Sauna = é The Dispute Over the Prisoners at |The Charge on which a Lawyer was | Geod Sport at Ivy City Yesterday—Ine | The Question of Office Calls Out Some | oA; a pukag they will be sure to crop ont again. So itis . Arrested To-day. terestipg Events tor To-day. Philovophical Remarks from Mom- a ONY ae 7 = ° ye posiosts pho inary * tts diseases which have their origin ‘m de ut - tne aiterehece betwers Maan refuses to submit | omcer Harding this morning arrested Mr. Liv-| Yesterday was an ideal day for the horse-racers. asst feot Mess Ttrained just enough in tho streets, sippran, met tn Cesdiy combat on President street, blood, The cause of the complaint mnst A ingston Browning, an attorney, and locked him up morning to put the praved m™ States.in reference to the men im) at Rabat A meeting of the Jackson Democratic Associa- | norno, near Amity, in that city yesterday afternoon. lg removed by Ayers Sarsaparilla of no perma Latest Telegrams 0 i Star to arbitration, and tae dispute Has been reopened. | tthe sixth precinct station, charged with ss | track a Try Cityn the best condition ofthe meet-| won wan held. lst eveatug at oaowmont Lal, | W 2 ? 4 Pte ge rea sault and battery a race ‘sun 137, senate ee, | ‘| ‘The Penusyivania Probibitionists. | nis wife, Browning, it is stated, has | was shining brightly and the air was fresh and | 20% stfeet—Mr. Jas, L. Norris, president, and Mr. | 237, s coaglems nate ‘weaxs past, . W. Allen, Druswist, of Brunswick, Ma. as ele Hanuisscuc, Pa., May 2—About 400 been drinking heavily for the past | invigorating. Those who falled to attend the | 58M secretary. at attention, The “Tha known Ayer's and a hundred or more lookers-on were in the ‘Decause of the ‘The ‘Were elected to membership: G. ‘and cou. sare: a pou gueesd . ow -_ opera house when the state prohibition convention | f€W Gays, and several times complaint has | races threatening weather earlier | 7 gmith, jr., Dr. M. W. Leary, J. A. Anadale, J. D. The agains: fail to give satisfaction. In hundreds of cases THE METHODIST CONFERENCE. Was called to order this imorning. "Jno, B. Scott, of | Deen made to the police about him. His wife has | in the day missed an exciting day's spor. The | sriamore. Ri Steele, RE Davie, 2. C. Wallach, | toast ot within my knowledge it has proved a perfect " rr 7 Philadelphia, Was chosen temj ry chairman. | been confined to her bed, seriously ill with inflam- | most exciting events of the day were the victories ‘Thomas J. Fisner & re .3 op Merrill's Address Welcoming | Piiladeiphia, was chosen vemporary chairman. BM. Wallach, W, H. Weyrich, and RE. L.White. | ..7? rary specific for diseases arising from tmpurities in mal Delegates, Could ‘not divert the robibivienisie: mon ‘their | @tory rheumatism, This morning Browning, | of Bess in the second race, and Young Duke in the Mr. A. H. Jackson offered resolutions endorsing | tout and 1925 G strect northwest for sso oO ‘with Geu. the blood. I regard itasan invaluable spring —The second day's session of | purpose. “f ee See Obie Goodie Oh te atrmg aae. fourth, a the call for @ convention of democratic clubs in = Mar- each ober eth a 1 "4 —_.___ room Ww! re te ai effect : metictoe the twentieth annual general Methodist confer Py : ome nn ‘he raised the | ‘The second race was 1 1-16 alles, ana a Baltimore on July 4 next and providing for the | garet Dart 2, square 211, 20 ree on N - AYER'S SARSAPARILLA, eae once ene eee een tet Meenmee sceaiser | Window ta took fr an Genco, ned 7 ‘kilt histwita | UP WAS Out on Queen of Elizabeth, while Bronzo- | Caction of delegates thereto, AM. 7 ane, oid carabus: gece deny ayer | Sewers acupled he chair.” wer. De. Goodsell Quebec, was towed: inte this ‘port ‘disabled, this it'an ‘omtcer was called. “A. few minutes. Inver rmindiastion bts x psp or arm Reeripyahopeyioomed cap exteative ann: shire evelon besteen rt northwed; Caine tree % une cley 4 . wept ;: 90 WonTH 85-4 BOTTLE ited movant cmnton ot nee an | Ratan cer See Novag CODE | Cr erat al" ely Srtnus by | paced tec? anton The hie MOTO | Bile eed toon a boon [eee eae fergie so thas "Ge ae | pointed to receive the delegates, ‘The motion was | Stewart, from Larne for New York. Several of his neighbors When he started toward | dtlighted to, see. her colored Jockey puling her honorary membership in the associa- | Hampshire a¥enue, between P and Q streets noruh- tarred, me “i ; ngth. era een ant Tae Gesvise Lacorren “jcev. Dr. Win. Sutler, who 1s. not a delegate, was pro Digmonds GUATied Terenas puljunttl coming into the homestretch ne. gave | HOO ieeiidied os acess — Se bg wited to the platfor e en'read | From iearo. on he we head Passed CARLSBAD SPRUDEL WATER | thrudaress ot ine bisuops extending to the deic- | When the French crown jewels were soid ny | Maite, When he went “freing’ te ofiesr, suid: | Wuo were uuder the wafp, ao by a burst of speed | _Mt. Norris was reclected president Of the asso- ae ‘soucn ot te euunn Touiva and, blessing. The | auction last season 1t 1s well known that the finest | “Thank God.” ‘Browning was was an. Sy miaaer without having been touched | ciation by a unanimous rising vote. Messrs, Jas. Court ix one ‘Teax. Reems bed revival work tbat hi een cl * 3 ward Clagett elected Today, Het: ct. Thaw; motion to dismiss ee b> i ng on In the church since the last conference, | “4 most historical of the gems, including the Seng neath paneer ‘YOUNG DUKE aan eee "For | Sled Word agt: Traveseew Insuranceca'son bear: | Gn wneas be ton hoc, Shane ‘oe thea ose NATURE'S WOSDERFUL REMEDY FOR LIVER srsago, Sine then ‘not tess than 450400) | famous “Regent” diamond, were reserved, and | ana he wanted to take his four children with him | was considered a dangerous norse for the Brent- | 32,880 epg ed minute, Martin said to those who Bret reached AND KIDNEY DisEASES Siaberinp UTGUEHE Into tha chusch. | these may now be seen in the Louvre in the gal | to the station, Dut his neighbors who were walting | Woog scaken although Lettiia was te farsnee | SoG Goa ee eee Lipscomb, Chas Eqcrry Covet—Judge Oox. the scene, “Iam dead,” and died 4 ‘A PERFECT CURE uembership | has Increased trom | lery called after the well-known statue of Apollo | upon Mrs, Browning refused to let them go with and both Romp and O'Fallon were well backed. | irst-named was clected’ Dr Alien was elected | Today, Ambicr ace Waipple: reference to. 3. | Gen. Adaihs never spoke. Gen. Adams had but rou unprovencoe py phere bas been | which ts such a prominent ovject init. Before | him, As he left. the house and was Solng | There was a long delay in making thestart,during | 0UFth Vice-president, “Mr. N. sardo, who bas Joungon, special aullior. Wimsatt age. Winsact; ay SE Bt A Constipation, Gout, Rheumatism, Diabetes, and ali ns of the churches, ‘The edeargrchitectural | these priceless gems were exposed, however, @ | to the patrol box Browning said to the. offices | which O'Fallon was very restive aud fretted 4 | Se'¥ed as secretary for eight or nine years, was re. | C. @. Bebjamin appuluted guardian ad litem, Peart. Martin wan sbot im the right Oresst, Sx, Doseases of the Stomach. “cuureh inade rapid progress. Peace reigns | Committee Of skilled oGecide on some’ plan f0F | tinea Wuzwf Fou,bad not come X would have | Creat’ deal, At the start Valiant tok the lead eee reenoUt Opposition, Mr. George E. Kirk Pouce Couns—Judge Sart, art ot the TELL leg. breaking ‘the thigh tere. eteaeenen caren hi puguout Methudisin and no sérious agitation | PPMerieg their loss by enete vireusliy impossibne. | Milled, Ber” guide. astudint a polsotteens | under the whip and. kept it to the three-quarter Clal Secretary. For’ Socreneadi ng teeta | | Today, Thomas Sutton, disorderly conduct; $5 | Phere was alta bullet bole tu ble het. " Meee cee eee te a ot | (hzeatens the unliy of the denomination, " Bishop | ng this what the csmmitéce decided upon, THe | Wich he attempted to give his wife, but she | Pole, but Letritia and ‘Dung, Duke were close be- | Yred, Kelley and Juilus bance b | SEAS dare, tichard Brown, fast driving? collat- | used Colt’s six shoowers, Martins .44 caliber and Se eee | dts Of Wisuops Simpeon, Welty, and Haris, who | Samels are exiubited ins showcase, the, glass | rerusea to take ft, and ‘ue liquid was spilled on | 2d, and.so0n, passed, the leader In the sretch | S19 aise namad was costo Hays Shorver and Hatry Waits, espass; doe Mat: | Agcabnseegeuuver- AM the suelis im Maran “Tbe rkable m— | Were present at the last ¢ ce, ‘There are | Pon framework of which is abnormally’ strong, | (hg ‘able cloth. When told at the station what | tritia'ran side by side, DU the ‘Deke imaneged1o A QUESTION OF OFFICE. thew Butler, do; do. George Payne, disorderiy | histoi were exrloded, and three pare ovidence ot vo tase it for years with rewa success, mpl are cA can | OD framework of which 1s abnormally strong, | the charge was against him he tndignantiy | ‘itis ran side | pate . f ; 4 « — 111 conferences under the control of the American | and aq attendant has been appointed tO specially | demic tree he gad ene pte ce esnantly | win by a he Mr. moved that the association endorse | conduct; $5 or 15 days. James Harts, colored, | having useu suayped upon but fared wo are, Write forDr. Tobotats tecture on Carlsbad Water | CLT d'by hishups we Musslons have been | Keep watch over the precious extibit all day long. | alleved dove and sald, “I. wish to God you Would | _ THE ENTHIES FOR TO-DAY ARE a8 roLiows: _ | and recommend Mr. J. A. Clarke for the superio. | CA"TYing s revolver; $20 or 60 days, cms cate. qed Seth, rand betens the bene oerantionsl Modiesl | een Weck of Beakop maxtor ta Liberia wae spoken Should he have the ae Cy Bang ms aad the, soonee oe better.” He 1s] First race—Three-quarters of a mile—King Crab, | tendency of the East Cavitol station of the City Alexandria Affairs. ‘The following are the puvlications which are cso aper trp een er i ; : : tors he a 4 tton | suffering trom the effects of liquor, 98 pounds; Mary 'T, 96; Duke of Bourbon, 100; | Post OMice. Messrs. Maginnis, ‘Bolseau and others ba f BY (Congress, mailed free upon application. | Of, and it was stated that tc was the opinion of | easiiy within his reach, whereupon the glass case | ""1'he on r + 965 i 0 Reported for Tax EvExrNo Stax ‘Supposed to have ied to the diMecuity. The New EISNER & MENDELSON CO. Soie Agents, © har-| the Lishops that great ex:rtions should be made | Promptly disappears from view and sinks Ito | they trom Ure cesar eet tne Cee eatenns | Harbor Lights, 96; Frank Ward, 113; Palatka, * pose the muon, Mr J Gury saciag that ‘A LIVELY St night, Golden Light | Mississippian of March 27, alluding to the Hamil. aie the ore ssiouary work. | Peer hiy cved shat 7 shay ; Ban. 5 rc ‘Good rial, then manéon, enld ne & Rew eth ____AESSN | Conelderabte correspondence’ nw been ad wi | theta ty aceed tat, Ores het of opie | of which ie aliged, he "made the faixiare | Ban-Bor 144 Maroon, 10 Joseph W altemyer, moved to lay the motion on | Toi "mnuscal exercises at tne foige: rooms: the | Lom eee ON * A {he Eagiteh church about # confereace between | tormed of thick metal plates, to close with a sharp | accused 1s held for ahearing tn the Pollce Court. | elguth mlles—Favor, 120 pounds; Richmond, 115; | “T*)Ns that the reason f ci Mh anniversary meeting took | “Gen, Wirt Adams, a witness for Huser Hesesnn Aver the “English American churches, to Shap. The ingenuity displayed in carrying Out | Arrangements were made tals afternoon for the | Bess, 106; Panaina, 106; Lizzie ‘Baker, 105; Spe: | Ait; J#¢Ks0n, SyTpe ek peeps od chrisiian Temperance Union | testined as to Hatliwon’s charater. The ral " a Luied States in 1891. | tuiy plan is remarkable, and the tact that the | ry 4 <y to Gartield Hospital, | Ciaity, 100; The Bourbon, 98; Le Logos, 103; Vos- Le - ror hag ” inet at the house of Dr. F, Bechsel; Rev. Mr. Jones Ut to remember hat character, like ‘Takes pride in stating that VITA NUOVA (NEW | After dwelling ut length on the growth of skepU- | Cioex!work apparacus has cost. clove upon esoo | TeOVal Of the sick woman to Garileld Hosp! burg, 93, 2 2 in the want of harmony in the ranks, and Rev, Mr. Diaz held a missionary aneeting at | sheuid beglu at nome, st » FE) will cure or greatly relieve Dyspepsia, | “iil the .ddress advised thai only men of scuol- | Will convey some idea of 1ts complicated char. MARES DUNFERESONS. ‘Thirdrace—Beaten three-year-olds at this meet- | Nyt Q3°¥'S Motion to lay on the table was lost. | the Baptist church; tue Alvxandria’ Druin Corps Again, on April 3: a es i iments Ot coffers should be placed in the pulpiis, | 2% ‘The parties were married about seven years ag | ing. “One mile—Langar, 110 pounds; My Own, 103; | olf: Ngonan a pores nae {oF | was out In full force, and an alarm oc fre called | “Seite Dintiu's testimony for the state has been > ments of scoflers, sho n varwick . ‘sald, y - Insemnta, Siecptonmens, Nervousnems, Mysteris, | meets of scoffers, should be Lary empl ne Mrs. Browning velng a daughter of Dr. Warwick | Annie C, 103; Rank, 1 “want to draw Government pap’ ‘Out the engines, so that when the Washington | tmpeached, but she has this ad Pain in the Back of the Head, or any Trouble nial conference Was spoken of, and it Was siggested From an Old Scrap Book. Evans, and Mr, Browntng’s second wife, They Fourth race—Selling. “‘Three-quartersof a mile— Mr. E. D, Wright id Mr. Noonan’s remarks Fire Veterans came down they found the main Lage of Gen. Wirt Ada, a Witness for Ube defenye : sbe never zs Amulet, 103; Romance, 92; Golden Reel, 101 streets Ubronged and the town full of Lire. ye certificates and Was forced, alter ‘bad Ue ef Nery. | that some changes suotid be ma: that would have three children by this marriage. Some la "4 rer Luis. | Were, l-imed. Mr. Clarke was pot asking the weal ro saree rm Coniseme Se Nor te repenenatin, ur teeta in uo | Bad ews woaReas ho ation of ne heart op. | fot Jeane “ago at, ruwolng”appied. Yr | Glo 496: Moule Gra luz; Sau Brow, 5! | Fst an a mace of asi buureasenerdas | beeeeTe te Tue, Dewrcearsc Convexrion— | Eon pubushcds yea f'n they were ses ous System: history of the conference Women have been sent | presses the lungs, destroys the appetite, stopsthe | a divorce, but subsequently the cause < 13 right and privilege. The object of the associa- ‘THAT thesales of Vita Nuowa far exceed any other herve remedy ever manufactured; as delegates. ‘The bishops did not Link that the Women are eligible. ‘The increasing arrival on our shores of members of tue Koman churcia digestion and partially suspends all the functions of the system. An emotion of shame flushes the | | was dropped and they resumed their marital rela- Uons. In October last she, however, found it necessary to again apply for’ a divorce, and a Dill Fitta race—Over miles—Bouero, 139 Henry, 157; Wilite hurdles, one and one-quarter Pounds; ‘will Davis, 141; Jonn almer, 136, tion Was to ald the in the control of the Government Uo aid the executive officers tn the nigot at Walker school-house ta Alexandria county to elect a delegate to the Norfolk conveu= tion. “Commonwealtu's Attorney Clements, who nd again yesterday: People Who do ot receive the New Missisnp- selection of proper persons for the oifices and to * S Pian requlariy will please rememoer (hat since makes 1 imperative that the weubers | face; fear blanches, joy illuminates tt, and an in- | Charging her husband with, drunkenness and bad Cool Breezes at Ivy City, Tecommend men known to be democrats, What is | Jacianeto pag op cas Gees ee eae uuination. SXPosed the obliquity of Gen. Wirt Certificate ‘THAT its regviar use will take the place of all liquor jot the Methodist Church should work | stant thriilelectrifies @ million of nerves, Sur- | treatinent was filed. The husband appeared 1n | special Dispatch to the EVENING STaR: the use of & base ball and bat unless there 18 @| Hume will be selected fas dologate by a wove sub. | Auaits the post-olMice is endeavoring to wreak its or alcoholic stimulant, and will, sf persisted im. /t4 convert them. The \ Vishops | are | prise spurs the pulse Into a gallop. Delirium in- | person and on December 6 flied an auswer geu- | Race ‘Teack, Ivy Cry, May 2——The bi are | club bebind it? Why have principles without an stantially unanimous, fais peber hte tn Oe ae ae net ee mae. ‘efiectually cure drunkenness, | of the opinion that the Cuurch of Kome is a | fuses great energy. Volition commands, and hun- | erally denying the charges. In December “ast 9 reezes Organization? The posimaster has tue right to Paper has tu Lhe postomtice about a bait THAT the sick should use it to restore health: ‘THAT the weil should use it to prevent sickness; ‘The struggie between capital and labor Is referred to im tue address, and it Was denied that the | Snare to the peopie und threatens our Insuiiutions. | dreds Of muscles spring to excite. Uons often Kili the body goras and Sophocies died Powerful emo- @ stroke. Chilo, Lia- Joy at the Grecian | they became reconciled again, and together cele- | brated Curistinas by attending churca, and the legal proceedings were regarded by friends as hav- fresh out here'to-day# It is coolish in the suade and the new spring suits Lave mostly sought the comfortable seclusion of overcoats. ‘The crowd is = ¢XPects advice, and the association should ve THE RIGHT TO APPLY FOR OFFICE. ‘Tue Wasuixoron Vistrons.—The Veteran Fire Association, With the Washington Drum Corps, Paid Visit to Uhis city last night and were TaD HOUT sooner than the republican paper or it 18 made to lie over for another wail. bere, is str ‘ange hoW mad some men Will get when tue r a J 3 not large yet, Dut it 1s steadil: . The t the Friendship Veverans’ ball. The Wash. old at camreh, has auy Figut to take part lu political | games The news of defeat Ailled Philip V.."Qce | ig been abandoned. ‘For some montus Mr. Brow Proportion of indies ie larger Te aoe taasi ay ee | Dr. Allen detended the right of demoorate to ap- | ington Veterans marched turough the # reels at tits paper ts feeling marey ele ‘THAT all overworked persons shouid use it to prevent | struggies or had taken part in (hewn, of ‘the Popes died of an emotion of the ludicrous | ing had been conducting limself very decorously | running. Bess Was scrovebed in the second rave | ply for office, and claimed tbat republicans should | tracted considerab.e attention, were greeted with ———.90- 2 ya hsotpanctaarn sm | Sap |oa seeing bis pet, monkey robed in pont eee oe | se lane mn DORSLRECIOE BOOTY and Jobn Henry in the firth. be removed to make room for democrats, Tuey | Sreworks, &c.. and were handsomely entertained. ‘The Republican Campaig THAT sll energetic Americans should we it con-| ,, emt 10 Prison for Tem Vonra, Congress expired on hearing of the surrender of AT THE CAPITOL TO-DAY, ‘THR BETTING. Could. not expect republicans 0 carry OUL demo- | Th Bester Grady, Hamecieh Padget Snes | MEMBERS OF TRE NATIONAL LzavoE SEBCURVD tantly to cusble them te maintain their energy; | , BALTIMORE, May 2. Win. Cornwallis. Eminent public speakers have often — In the books the betting was as follows: On the | cratic policy; “Iv wasmos charity, but right that | Sot Wester, was Quits a senses COMMITTER CONSULT TOGETHER. ion of a | Domine, im the Ualred States Gireult Court of | qied in the midst of an inpassioned burst of elo ‘Tariff Bill Amendments, Prat race, Mary ‘T. (Doane), 30 v0 1; Duke of Bour- | "Sfs'"Nounen sald he was not opposed to members | CHRISTIAN’ “ASSOCIATION ANNIVERSARY, — ‘The | From the New hork Herald, to-day ‘THAT itcan be relied upon as the prescrip *| Rulisbury, Md, on the hight of February 14, and | Quechee, oF when the deep emotion that produced | 4 cavcus OF DEMOCRATIC REPRESENTATIVES 70 BE | bon (Chureh), 6 to1; Harbor Lights (fikte), 100 to | poiding office, but when Heder democrats were | Young Men's Christian Association celevrated is | Young republicaus are preparing for the coming well-known physician and note quack scstrum: | Size morris sentenced hun tO ten years’ impris- Penube enn ate Bee HELD. 1; Frank Ward (Garrison), 3 to 5; Palatka (Pal | applying for'an ofice, one should ‘not be singied | Uairty~iUh anniversary at the ME churca last | pattie. “Great work ts expected for the Grand id THAT care should be taken to avoid imitations and | onment in the penitentiary and added a tue of | y:76 tor whieh he had competed Was ‘adjudged to |_ AB effort is belng made, which promises success, mer) 20 to + Banbox (Owens), 60 LO 1; King Crab | Out and endorsed as against the others, pee ere? Presiding. ang H. K- party trom the National Republican League, substitutes offered in place of Vita Nuova: $2,000. T rats ane — trial, the jury | another. to secure a democratic caucus of Representatives aya Hers), Ha wo 2; Maroon Blaylock), 45 wo LS In eneoeann sree taken os sche motion toendorse ~ = donde hee aeoo Scen saan ana Svan. | Which was formed here last full. It ts — es —— next Wednesday or Thursday to decide upon ci ‘rank Ward sold tor $25 as) Mr. Clarke, an cart 9 Np oon ‘THAT it is for sale at all druggists in Washington; a i “i ie eld $20, dhe cs a Kelical pas‘ors oi the cliy Wok part in tbe exer- | of the campaign clubs of the various states, and is ‘Two Delegates for Gresham. EE oe pees a gine of policy = to govern =the | “rhe judges to-day are J. R. Kelly, J. C. McGinn, ‘Transfers of Real Estate, vee. ghd Kev. Drs byolt, Vance and Young de-| said to have gained a membership of 500,000 to THAT you should send to Mra HARRIET Oe ee ee way oe The tieclitir eo joiners ag ia tation Ex. | *¢ceptance = of amendments to the} and Livut. Lucien Young. ‘Timers, F. Mi. Draney | Deeds in fee have been filed as ioilows: W.P. SE ak Oe ywe be ‘co, | 900,000 within four montas. poney Bano And 54 Hark Place, Now Nor | saonai aastrict republican convention selected Wn. | _ Taste is the power to perceive ‘utiful. EX-| tariff bill. It is said to be the purpose of leading | aNd F. M. Hull, Norss.—The, Mount Vernon Fire Insurance ‘Senstors, Members of Congress, Judges and Li- ‘vines, and people whom you know and beifeve im. om i ‘uy convention. They Were untustructed, Bur are reported as favoring Judge Gresam, perience is needed for this, and, therefore, the for- mation of taste 1s not only varied, but gradual, No one would be content to adhere to his childish democrats tu anticipate the republican side of the House as far as possibie in offering for incorpora- tion In the bill such amendments as may seem to The First Race. The first race was won by Duke of Bourbon, Williamson, trustee, to Cornelia Plumiey, pt. 9, W.& C's sub Pieasant Plains; $390. Judson T. Cull. trustee, to P. C. Dugan, subs &, F, and pt. G, organized to-diy with F. E. Corbett president, and A.A. Warlleld secretary. Along the directors are Samuel H. Bacon and ‘T, D. Boad, of Washing- of the executive commit. an imporvant mosting id yesterday al the Cole tee of the was: [ man House. President George Foster, of unis city, = = Jaden oro cae nd emt ain | w= Pou seni sa Te Tine Ase Mae el | oF SESS claus Snaesat Rich | ite cane, We te Heatanare tae | Ld Noman wes aomeee sal aptamer me Sam Diseases gd Maniced Mis om Strike. eee rer ance 1 ame comme ee ee ae _ " $050.5" Putnam to H. H. Wells pt. i, bike 2. | gute, and J. 1, Vox, witeraute, "by Grace church | oclved, clther verbally ur Uy letter trom all te Israsmz Sax D, Cuxvetaxp, Onto, May 2—TWwo hundred men | Would Be but af luuperiect one, In tho period of | FAILURE OF TILE HOUSE EDUCATION COMMITTEE TO | wary orem ne pee RE DAT S RACES Le Droit Park; $1,000. J. F. Waggaman to R. E. | Vesiry.—Two white iufauts, apparenuiy uwins, | States hat have beea organized. About seventer See tid wowats sete cf eee eben am in-| employed by’ the New York, Pennsylvania and Pape eee eer TARE ACTION UPON IT. follows: 1st race—6 furlongs, Mona 1st, | Norris, ots it to 30, 049; $21,000. S.A. | Were found exposed on Queen street near Ube | short wer wade by members frou dif ‘Our oldest child, now ais years of axe, fanbsix months old was attacked with «virulent, ma- lignant skin disease. All ordinary remedies failing, we called our family physician, who attempted to cure it; but it spread with atmost incredible rapidity, until Ohio Iron and Dock Co. to load tron on cars quit Work yesterday because of a reduction of wages. Ifa strike ensues 1,000 men will be interested, but it 18 hoped a seitlément will be made in a day or two. oes to the theuter tor the first time; the actors are by no means talented, thescenic arrangements are anything but reaitstic, but It 1s no consequence, the youth is enchanted—it is a new world to him, and he ts, therefore, so carried away that he 1s ab” Members of the House education committee at- ‘tempted to-day to carry out weir plan for dispos- ing of the Blair educational bil. Messrs. Candler, | Pennington, O'Donnell, J. D. ‘Taylor, Russell, of Revolt 2d, Mutuels paid $6.85. 24 race—1 1-16 miles, Bess 1st, Brookfleld 2a, Queen of Elizabeth ‘Sd, Mutuels paid $20.65. 3d race—5 furlongs, Holiday ist, Bonale Park 24, Seymour 3d. Mutuels paid $10.00, 4th race— 1 mile, Young Duke Ist, Drury’to John. P. Milivr, fot 21, big, Le Droit 8. Mayer toGco, Prince, pu 4, Sq. 259; $4,012.50. Charlies 0, Brown to M. M. Par- Ker, 101s 14 and 15, sq. 280; $—. M. M. Parker to Elizabeth Brown, same property; $— J. S. Ed- court-house yesterday, and afver an examination by Corouer Powell, Wilo decided that tue iniants had been born alive wod had uied of neglect, they | Were buried vy Undertaker Wheeler at ie ex- pense of the city. Madigaa, of Washt et Sales wil full of good cheer and ing ‘a walkover tor the ‘republican preeideutial candidate, whoever he may ve. Noone liked to Say Who ‘be Usought I would be Ip fact, if be had be Wotid have Ween sat down Upon, for One of ° —_———s> - connecticut, and Belden, Were preseat, and waited | Letritia 2d, Sam. Keene 3 tuels paid ‘3 wards et al, trust to C. W. King, sub N 5, =q. | as been here toaku Canvas in ald of tue Taree | Une arlicles Of Lhe league consUtulion prombits: ee eee eee solutely incapable of forming a sound Judgment; | ConDectcut, a Sani Me Ganiib' ct | Salracece moans Siemton 1h Guy Pate 2a, | 903; $2,400 ‘C. W. Ring to Anna C: Minct, part | Americas ¢zpositions <A" building lot 20 tect wy | the booming at any tune ot the name ot ‘anyones mididle of his beck down to his knees, was one solid | For Trying to Defraud the Government | {; js not that luis taste 1s bad, but it 13 simply une | SMe time for a quorum. Presently Mr. Hos | Sequel 3a.” Mutuels paid sim5, do.; $2,200, Mary J. Snowden to James Lewis, lot | 80 oa Gibbon street near Lee, bas been purchased | didate for auy oMlce. “Tie league is bound by trons Tash. ugly, painful, blotcbed and malicious. We bad | tux MAN WHO ATTEMPTED TO STEAL LINCOLN’S RE- | formed. Kentucky, arrived, making just a quorum. Five ee 10, biock 4, Ivy City; E, C, Cutter to Martha | by Mra. Deab trom J.T." Hill al $225, Next | clad rules to boow men waiver (uey are nominated ‘ho rest at night, no peace by day. ‘mally, we were ad- MAINS IN NEW TROUBLE. But, besides experience, cultivation 13 required, | democrats were absent. At a previous meeting District Government Affairs, J. ‘coston, tor LL, biock 4, Smith Farm; $14,000. J. | Tuesday Will be registration day bere.—%Zbe | al regular cow) ied ‘vised to try the CUTICURA REMEDIES ‘The effect was 10, Ma: dispatch from Santa Fe, N. | TO acquire a good style in composition, aud, there. | Mr. Crain, as chairuwan of the sub committee bav- | sup poany oF EXAMINERS OF steam wxomagRs | D. Langhorne to D. King, sub Wand par, sy, | Alcxsuaria Ligat Imtentts wilt cake part in the | — Ihe scventecn legates at heart were for seven- simply marvelous. In three or four weeks a coplete | M.. says: Teren~e Mulieu, Who served eighteen | fore, Wo thoroughly appreciate te best writers, it | Ing tuat inatter in charge, had reported Wuat Is | pave’ cuanneae ‘special report. to the Commis. | 161; $7.000,_ A. K. Hughes to David King, pari suo | Coniederate micwortal service at Norfolk on tbe | teen candidates Those irom Michigan favored cure was wrouht, leaving the little fellows person as | months im Uke [ilinols penitentiary for an attempt | !8 by no means suificlent to have written a great | Kuownas the Crain Lill as a substitute for the A. Gleason to Anna white and healthy as though he lad never been at- to steal the body of President Lincoln, has been lodged in the penitentliry here tor an attempt to deal. Experien is not enough here; there must be a careful study of the best authors, and this Blair bill, Messrs, O'Dounell and Russell, republl- members of We sub committee, had reported sloners respecting the manner in which United States Heenses ate issued to steam engineers. ¥ abd part 7, do.; $8,200. J. perton, Sub 36, 5q. 77 J.J. Purman tow 16. justan—The Misses Dugan uave bougal for $400 a dwelling and lot on Koyai street wear | Alger; We Oui men thougut’ Joun Sucrman Ww | abouU'rignt; tue New York delegates “cattuned ked. In my 0} 0% abi ites say | re hey state that in some instances tin + C, Brodhead, ‘lot 10, viock 11, “Meridian | Frinvess\—The funeral of Mr, Jas. L Mills a | to Mr. Depew, and so U tathing “om a a reapers - poten cae come Aes deffand the Goveraiuent. He was convicted in| study wilh be a reat assistance to thé aequite- | tue Blair Dil, As soon aya quorum was assembled eh me Ai Ai tacger meepey sagem Hill; $030. "Wet, Gurnerto'Ames L- Weed sat | gelxeown brickayer, ook pie ‘his eveutg thequiet” tor ( scianort exon of thelr own stato ~~ - Southerm New } ‘0 of perjury in connection | Ment Of a sound literary taste. i Was proposed to Lake up Liese reports and act Rinatiie Bet a4 137, s.'518; $7,500. from his late home on Duke stroct near Lee. 1” said a leat _ “s Sectly well, no repetition of the disease having ever | Titn''the entry of public bands of the territory, — upon thei flually th full committee. The proba- | Hicense trom the Distaee” Stok cae eee 2 ———o—__ =~ When you come right down to it. "Ti excurred. GEO. B. SMITH, Ex-Pros. Att'y, Ashland, Ohio. I gratefully acknowledge scure of Eczema, or Salt and seuienced to four years at bard labor an $1,000 fine. He Dore a fair reputation here before iS connection with the Illinois affair became known. Suiting Herse His Perspective. Picked up by the Buffalo Commercial Advertiser, A lady confessing to being past thirty, who Is Duties Were that a vole taken to-day would resuit in the adoption of the Blair bill, Mr, Caruth at once took the floor, and by dilatory tactics con- artes have re- ed an United Siates license, which under the eves them Of the necessity of having & Dis Uict license. ‘They also state that licenses are A New Cuvrcu was organized at Hillsdale, D, C., ob Monday evening, Known as the Providence Bapust cuurch, It grew out of a mission Sunday — Politicat Notes. ‘The Michigan second district republican con- Venton Was held at Adrian yesterday, Wuen deie- eae, LO WD sure, sume fifteen or (Wenty possible candidates Im ue fled who Will stay Were iI Blaine does not Want Uhe howination. If laine will run Chowe firteen oF ‘ s sumed all the Ue tinul the hour of adjourninent, | {’oiba'to incompeeae * saat school, ‘The officers are E, Winfleid, H. Siuith, D. | fates to the slate couveution were cuusen, ine | WeLLY candidates Wii drop out of sight lke Tiheum, om head, neck, face, arms and legs for seven- a ee ce ee rene O00 COC | tian preventing! ‘action onthe ill, (his will | ces ruc peapeune Dereoe: Sit Sid DACRE | COOL Te ee eas ee Se Structed by formal resulution Lo use every udnor. | SW90UDg SlAFA I Lave Lalked with represeutative teen years; not able to walk except on hands aud ‘The Tria! of Mir. O’Brien. Peyapreiap anit P-ppnplegenhoad pooch probably mais it uaposstbie to get Che Dil before | state that it the practice ts conunued the law re- | dent of the Sunday Scliool, able means Lo compass the Bouinallon of General | fePUblicans from ail over Lue Union apd they say 0 a Diu popular ma r > SeSsi0n. Anees for one year; not adle to heip myself for eight years. tried hundreds of remedies: doctors pr wounced my case hopeless; permanently cured by the Corevus aatepies, WALL McDONALD, 2542 Dearborn st., Chécazo. Sold everywhere. Price, CUTICTRA, 50c: Soap, 25e. : REsoLvEt, $1. Prepared vy the FOTTER VEU axD ‘THE CASE HAD 10 BE REOPENED FROM THE BEGIN- ‘NING OWING TO A THEFT OF PAPERS. Dreux, May #.—The trial of Mr. Wm. O'Brien, P., Who was arrested Aprii 14, on his arrival at Kingstown from ‘London, in consequence of speech made at Loughrea, Was resumed to-day. When the case was called the magistrate an- of society. “You acted he said. “Thanks,” sie said, “but 1 the part, for she should be young aud “Quite’ the contrary,” replied the gentleman; “tie effect was perfect’ trom the end Of tile room—distanes supplied the youth and deauty.” “Ab,” exclaimed the lady, turning upon her heel, “in that case suppose you keep ata dis admirably, From the Liverpool Courier. Capitol ‘Topics. THE INTERSTATE COMMERCE LAW. ‘The Senate committee on interstate commerce heid a long meeting Uils morning and practically fuished the consideration of a series of amend- Jauing Lo steam engineers migut Just as Well be re- pealed. ‘THINK THE BILL SHOULD BE AMEN ‘The Couussioners have Written to Chairman Hemphtil that they have no objections to generat purposes of H.R. Bill 8628 “En bling trustees to idand Covey square 1089 in tue clty of Washing- — ‘THE WAGGAMAN GaLLERtes.—It will be seen by the adverUsement In the autsements column that the large and altracuve Wagyaman collection of pictures and ceramics Will be open to tue pubile {o-murrow and each of the foliowing four Tuurs- days in May. As the sligut admission fee required is Wo be devoted to charita poses, Visitors Alger at Chicago, Soiurasucard from, the delegates elected to Virginia convenulon are eltuer for Biaine or Sherman, with here and there ove for other pos sibie candidates. The Wise delegates are geuer- aliy opposed Lo Sherwan, and will mamver prob- abiy 150 to 200 of Lue couveation of 700. Lhe same Untag. Here In New York state Depe 48 second chulce—Blaine has the call, ‘This is Lhe exact siluacioa everywhere, and tue man Whe SAYS IL Is NOL does DOL KNOW What he ist About, ‘ir Bialve stays out it would be mip aud Yuck, in my opinion, between Depew and Shermat, Alluough Uaey did mot tatk about candi lates tue execulve cominitiee talked business for hours, mouvEst Qh, Fr # c oop “ 0 the interstate comineree law, the most | ton, in the ‘bitter ae eet —_ ‘The first and second dewocratic congressional : ee Bauey —___———— | tourt ot sesatons hat been broxen into by burgiary | ‘ANCe Mereafer.”_AndsQe saw that ne did so.” | Trporcane or wie have already been publishes | that tore i leaves tas commatess Ie sou os | Hot Only give themselves «tne cavertaiaiient, Out | conyeatinns of New atapatre yesterday sciocued | 7e main pur pow of Ue ueetiug was Co formula YS en broken into by bi Sy = Pee es bably be reported either to-day | amended by prov! tha re a — Cieveland delegates Ww Une vatloual couvention. — | SH tas ig. ‘Skim and Scalp preserved sud besutified by C1 stole a Dumber of depositions and Warrant: Don’ re The series will probably ‘pol amended by providing that the removal of bodies > " : 4 ~ League wil meet in Cuicago right ater ue cop. Mepicate 30s “Ey Lie | and that it would, therefore, be DECeMsary 10 Fe. mre Worry if You'd Live Lomge | or to-morrow in tue shape of a original Dill, | reverred toim the Dill’ be subjecr to sapere In tue Cailiornia republican ‘stave couvention | Lene ~¥ Wasaacees open the case at the beginning. — of a Millionaire Brewer. Touxvo, Ouro, May 2.—Cot. Wm. J. Findlay Deat Possivly you know a man who 1s up in the eighties that steps out briskly, reads without glasses and eats heartily, His complexion 1s as which 1s now belng prepared. ANOTHER URGENT DEFICIENCY BILL. ‘The House committee on appropriations today decided to report yet another urgent deilclency and direction of the Commissioners of the Dis- trict of Columbia for ouvious sanitary reasons. 2GUS COUNTRYMEN. The clerk of the Center Market recently wrote to West Vingixta DeMOcKATS.—A permanent or- ganization of the West Virginia Democratic As- sociation Was effected last evening. OMicers were elected as follows: President, J. 8. dillier, Ce missioner of Internal Revenue; vice-presidents, yesterday afternoon, 1U Was resolved to refer ail Fesoiuuons to Une’ proper commitiecs. Tuis signines Luat an Uupleuged delegation Wii be sent to Culeago. ‘The second Massachusetts district republican YenUon, to hurrah for the Ucket and begin the Dattie. “The executive commitvee feit tbat It was necessary lO Lave some sort of «program Uo lay before the clubs of (ue Various states, hence Ue consu.tation Yesterday. New York repori oval ° 7 es a ‘the Commissione! al r 4 strict ec ty ~ - of 228 cubs. “The coumitiee have determined Sa ee eee ona esate rs, | mine tele the bux or Lis "proprif' pubke | eater than that of shany women. who’ aro | DUE, THis one ls provide #430,000 forthe inter awed i country people at ie market wee eng | auge oun Biss Hopes cand disice: Pease Fase: | Sumvonuon, Feterany cuted, Wan, Mat, of | CEES ups ome comme have Onvcauined se ‘kely ‘you know the price | Dine. He lett the buik of his property to public | fresl a any womel are | nal-revenue service. Jt will be accompanied by a | uabitually encroacaed upon by bogus “country. | tourth district, Wmec, Van Meter; secretary, We | LUnton, Sai ‘i ces | Union. Lilinols promises to Ue tne banner state of MONEY SAVED of the ¥ with interest, recalis events that trans- hent appropriation for tuly service, leaving 1t in ley, Who has charge of the matter, bad an inter- Were expressed. republican Caos, there Deing about five hundred 30 " : i Bridges; treasurer, J. D. Moler. A pg n instructed dele- | C1UUS already organized. In West Ving Sinember of the democratic state ceutral’ cure | Plead, Balt a century “ago, and. could ‘transact | the tuure. to Greece OF CaM Year a8 are | view with Major Moore and instructed hum to | Hive, cusistiug of Judge Hoge, IL G. Armstrong, | gates io tue national Gouvention, to vote fords a clubs mate been organized, Towa prowl (On Books is as good as money saved on anything. One | iuitvee. | business successfully If necessary. ‘That man had | olwer brauches of tue service. confer with tue clers of the Market Co, and prose. | J. D. Moter, Mutthew Manniug’ an in Harring | Strecter, Of lulnols for president and IV. clubs by ane t@ conven of the easiest things t save vn, tov, if you uuly have: . ——-___ | [ee ee {fretted when- ‘THE CHINESE TREATY IN SECRET SESSION. cute all hucksters trespassing on Ube space. ton, Was appointed to raft a constitution. Jas | Powderiy, tor vice-presiuent. 1b round ‘Dumbers, i was sald by ver be wal Ked had be stormed when disap- care. At WANAMAKER'S mere Books are sold over the counter than im any other Louse between the oceans, Ayrshire W he 2,000 Guineas, Loxbox, May 2.—At the Newmarket Spring mee ing to-day the Tace for the 2,000 guineas stake i ed or gone into the dumps because uis neigh. had been more successful in business or more lucky in speculation, he would have been old and In secret session to-day, Senator Suerman re- ported back the Chinese treaty from the Senate committee on foreign relations with the recom- PERMIT WORK. ‘The Commissioners ave Lad under considera- ton the method which shali be followed In the Beller, H. G. Armstrong and Chas. Scuoppert were appoliited a nance committee abd Geo, P, Sar- gent Was made sergeanat-arms, ‘The WiScousin dewoeratic state central commit- tee elected John L. Mitcuell, of MuWaukee, Lo F present Wiscousia in Une national commute, Humpureys, that 3,500 clubs were organized im the several slates,” represeating about Balt a tnlilion of repubitcab votes. Il Was expected that matter of “permit work,” as It 1s styled by the Tange vise Win. F. Vilas, resigned. by (we Ume Lue Convent.on meets tn Chicago there : jou by the duke uruand’s y rinkled or dead, f the committee that it be ratified. | |, wi rson or persons desil aon Potomac FRUIT-Growers.—The Potomac Fruit- ‘. Will be 5,000 clubs Tepresenung pearly » millon ‘Funely works ou Agriculture and Horticulture: » | Was wou by the duke of Portiand’s vay colt | wr! ee mendation 0! ry 1er# & person or persons desire to have 4 - - oy Ayrshire. ‘The same owner's bay colt Jobnny a . ‘The committee has made two tntaor amendments; | sidewalk or sewer work done in front of Growers’ Association inet last evening at the resi- > Of memvers. Jones Aevertment of Frouch Books: Scssides and | Morgan was second, and the duke of Wesunin- The Crown Prince’s Joke. enett . ey reseng empantlnprsqyoamgeatg Lemmgsen 2Pranklin Squares: Standard and Miscellaneous Works, Round and unbound; aud almost auy printed thing Auat proper peopie read. ‘Lhe prices are aiwaysiair, and any getable Book is Ster's chestnut colt Orbit third. ‘There were six starters. Tue other starters were: Sir F. Johu- Stone's colt Friars Balsam; Mr. Viner’s chest colt Crowberry, and the duke of Westiniustel WHY GERMANY'S COMING EMPEROR SUFFERED THREE DAYS’ IMPRISONMENT. From the Newcastle Chrouicle. one providing that the prouibitional features of the treaty suall apply to those Who are now absent from the country, regardiess of any certificates they may held, and tue other requires that the in Which they live or on property owned by them, the District furnishing materials and owcers pay: ing for labor. ‘The ques‘lon which had to be de- cided was whether the work should be done and dence of Dr. ©, A. V. Hartleben, 1015 14th street noriuwest. Dr, D, 3. Lamb, president, presided. J. L, McCreary, esq., Tread an original poem, Which was greatly enjoyed by the large audlcnce pres. UE ENTERS SUIT AGAINST TUE TILDEN ESTATE FOR $140,000. From the New York Star, eernene cane It is announced that the Pennsyivanta Co, bas reduced ite dividend trom 6 Lo 5 per cent for ins, ‘and it wiil at once cut down Its suop force and re- 5er ne Classes ‘privliced to return shall only be per. | the property assessed for the cost, as under the [CR ‘Tue musical and Uterary program was the | ‘The trustees aud executors of the will of the late | duce its operatiug expenses to tuc lowe practicas tec ue wish Uw ue. colt Gssory. The last, DEL as. te | ee sat Gorman crags student at Bonn | rived to laud upon presenting certificates issued | “compulsory. permit system,” of whe=her ee heey | best of the season, to wit: Cornet. sulo by Master | g, rhe, Twsuees aud ex Just now busily defending | Vie igure. The action ts prompied by the seedy against Ayrsht (ol, against Jounny Morgan, | with the present German crown prince relates of | Supsequent to the present time, Mr. sherman | the interested persone deposit the estimated | Willis H. Reynolds, recita:ion by Mrs M.S. Beall, falling off in Cue earnings of Lue road. BOOK NEWS How little the title of « Book tells yout Even if you see all the new Books, how wany have you time toxet ‘At the inside of? 14 to 1, against Orbit; to 1 on Fri Wo 1 aginst Crowbe Ireland and the Vatican. FURTHER STEPS IN KELATION TO IKISIT AFFAIRS SAID Balsam; 15 nd 30 to 1 against Ossory. cease! that personage that some time after leaving the university he asked, in a mysterious manner, of a certain oMicer in Berlin, whether he had heard that the army was to be’ mobilized in twenty-four hours. ‘The officer rashly took It as a definite as- asked that the treaty be taken up today, but objection Was mnade, and it went over, WASHINGTON NEWS AND GossiP, amount With the collector of taxes to pay for the labor, ‘The former method has recently been tried 1 a few instances on the recommendation of the First Controiler, but in the practical working of the system 1c was found advisable to revurn to the solo by Mr. F.C. Miller, humorous recitations by Prof. A. P, Haupt, solo by Miss Maggie G. Camp- bell with violin obitgatto by Mr. Sargent Elliott, Tecitations by Mrs, A. Naylor and chorus by the Harmony Choral Society, composed of some another suit brought against the estate of the Sage of Greystone. ‘This ume it is Dr. Chas E Summons, of No. 742 Lexington avenue, who wants asiice Of the estate, The suit 1s for thesun of physiclan, and are consequently opposing the wo hundred and Dity Carpenters went out on strike at Newark, N. J., yesterday for ab advance “Tue winning Wntsés at. Nashvilie, Tenn., yester- we wil at N % day were Cupid, Sunlight, Osceula, Cruiser and 2 a z ve, | fifteen young ladies and gentlemen, led by Mr. F. | $140,000, which he asserts 1s que him for, Laawe, ‘That is where BOOK NEWS serve good TO BE UNDEK CONSIDERATION AT ROME. Sertion and court secret, but it did not long remain | TO RELIEVES LIBERIAN LABORERS ATPANAMA.—The | oricinal method of requiring a deposit in advance. | Bf ee Siwual services reudered vo Mr. Tuden, Tne ex- turn Wownd it cat once s mouth, sor with just | Loxpox, May It is stated that the papal de. | a secret in his hands. He mentioned it ina whis- | State Department 1s informed that the Liberian ne en See Se be copes. PW eed accompaniments were by | Srutora, however, are NOC Wullng t pay the oe pd A FI ‘what you want to know of the latest Books aud the | Cree aud Cardinal Mouaco’s circular to the bishops | Per tO some one else; the reporters got on the | government 1s taking steps for the rellef of the zy Hon helene! bh ghainesnohay iad ge ty ~>7 Tefused Kuswian bribes of 4,000 Napoleons and 200,000 roubles, woeeip of the Book world. By the best judgment of the Lest Judwes it tests the new Books and says wuy tue ook auvusd Le read ad that akipped. With each number ap author portrait Sc, S0c 3 yeac. are considered preiituinary steps to further action in Irish affairs A special congregation of the propaganda, composed exclusively of car is how exawining several questions relative to the Irish agitation upon which It will formally vote. Cardinal Siineon! bas submitted at ieast Leu points scent, and before two hours it was in capital let— ters, “army Mobilization in Twenty-four Hours!” in ail the evening papers in Berlin. “Then all was hurry and consternation and inquiries, Against whom Was the war? Against France? Against Russia? Was it Austria? "Was it Italy? Was the Liberian laborers working on the Panama Canal, ‘who are said to be dying in large numbers, ‘THe PRESIDENT THANKED.—Congressman Lawler called upou the President to-day and thanked him, before the House the cost to property-owners for “permit work” will be greatly Increased, as that vill provides that such owners shall pay one-half of the total cost, instead of ag at present for the cost of labor, Which oftentimes 1s less than one- Uhird of the Lotal, except in sewer work, When It a ‘Tar Cinovs 1 Town.—Between close-packed Parade Slowly wound fis way throug the princ! lowly wound its way ‘he princi- Dal streets this morning, the golden chariots gilt Vering m the sunlight, the polished mirrors re- flecting thousands of radiant faces, and the num- sull with the atest persistency. Bolu sides seem eayer {oF tue combst, 30 it las Been dever- lived (0 bring the case to ‘rial on the fall calen- dar, Itts stated by parties interested in the sult tual Ube Wife of Dr. Simmons Was a relative of Mr. Alden, and contdeuuly expected to receive some MARMIED. BURROWS —POWFRS. On May 1, 1888, at oa to the congregation. ‘The vatican appears resolved | Fatherlandinvaded? Nobody knew. ‘The generals | On behalf of Chicago, for the honor conferred by | 1s Just about one-lalf the total cost. ~ Sane sic’ to. swe recugnition under bis Wil, -Merexpectations were | Sonam by the Kev. Father Mocutord, woBeRT BUte that Wows opposing’ Its decisions will place taeas | Were asked; they denied all knowledge, bat were | his appointment of fien, Melville W. Fuller as Chiet “BUILDING PERMITS qenctal gorvesnniees OF the anes Fals Soren. | Goomed to Giappeintanent. Dung Me. Sieees BOWS and HATTIE POWERS, both of West W SOHN WANAMAKER, selves outside the pale of moral and Christian | disbelieved: They inquired, however,’ for them- | Justice. The President said he was pleased to tind | were scarce, but very big,” Said Building Inspec- | Fie Parade was a highly creditable one, notabie | long and tedious iliness, covering a yertod of mauy |“ Cass srARKWEATEER Ou 217-6 Puiladelphia. | law. The vatican does not doubt that the Irish | selves; and after the report had spread, causing a | Low universally Well the nomination had been re-| tor Entwisie to-day. ir. Parker Mann was especially for the freshness of ail the trappings, | Years, Dr. Summons was with bim most of the tps em On Ame 30, = ran ae ~ | bishops will feel the necessity of adopting the line | panic ‘through all Europe, it was finally traced | ceived. granted a permit toerect a fine brick and frame | the brilliancy of the gilt on the chariots, the’ guod | me.” He now proposes to prove all tus, and ut a gr ey ee Dousixs Exscrmc Sour. of conduct the Vatican prescribes, % to its source. Vrinog Willian was severely | app ep REFUSAL OF THE SULTAN ov Mo- | SUbUFban Fesidence on Kalorama avenue at a cost | condition of the horses, camels, aud elephants and | $0 Wuch per visit briags 1p a Dill for $140,000. | KaCurh Fistay data ot Gen ry 3 abe SS ‘primanded by his gyapatatner who gave him mB REPORTED 0f $20,000, and John Francy to erect one brick | the lange number of c ‘of Wild animals witn | Many of the-e visits, it is alleged by the opposition, . ‘THE BEST FAMILY SOAP IN THE WORLD. > three days’ arrest for his‘ntended joke, RocCO.—No information has been received at the | qweling ‘on Euclid avenue, between 14tn street | the tamers riding inside, al! in full view. ‘ihe | Were of a social navure. Dr. Simmons, however, 37 1s STRICTLY PURE, UNIFORM IN y,| FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, +90, State Department in regard to the reported re- | and University Place, at a cost of $15,000. Mrs.C. | gilded tableaus of tales dear to the hearts of the | Says that 11s purely a business matter, and that ann = bees ewe Wieuia manaec Miacicass Two Stories of Pettigrew. fusal of the sultan of Morocco tosubmit the differ. | Z. Burvows was alsd granted a permit to build | Ghildren pleased the little, people especially. ‘The | the sult Is Drougut for professional services Only. Pm. The original formula for which we paid $50,000 twenty years ago has never been modified of changed mp the slightest. ibissoap i identical ia quauty Ww Gay with that made twenty yeare aco. Jeeontaius uothing that can injure the finest fabric. Aibnguteus @iors and bicaches whites. ‘The following are the opening aud closing prices of the New York Stock Market, as reporced by special Wire to Corson and juacariney. 1410 F atrect. From the Philadelphia Record. I heard two good stories to-day of Pettigrew, of South Carolina, the great lawyer and Unionist‘ which I had never heard before. He was practic- ing at one time before a judge who was a Presby- ences between that country and the United States to arbitration. Secretary Bayard and Assistant Secretary Rives each said tis afternoon that they did not belleve the report, : Unree brick aWeilings at 926, 928, 930 alley square B17 at a cost of $2,300, sa = MISCELLANEOUS, ‘The Commissioners have written to Chairman Hemphill that they do not deem the incorporation of the United states Loan and Trust Co, of sum circus tents are pitched at 9th and 8 streets, where two exhibitions, afternoon and evening, are to be given to-day and to-morrow. ALLEGED YOUTHFCL HOUSEBRRAKERS.—In the Police Court this mornii eo Mumec. Diss Debar’s Family. From the Louisviile Courier-Journal. Prot. Salomon, the futher of the woman Mme, Diss Debar, who has been the subject of suct un- 250 p.m. trom the resi- fans.” > 2, 1688, % va : New York lately, built a ee lerian of the straightest sect and a very hard | The bonds offered for sale amounted to $775,800, | cient public interest to permit of its o1 tion, | Heury Osborne, and John Welsh (allas Nicuolson), | ¢nviabie notoriety in New Yi‘ g le Fest iu peace. - Uiweshes Sanuels sud biankews se uo other soap in Ssutbie ellnne, Seaman to oo Mamniay Seuseay | Saar ware os pureea Soar per oane pitas ‘They further say tuat tt Goes not appear that tns | three boys of elguteen of nineteen, years were | house in Harrousburg, Ky., #0 large that 1t was Agia Geowerts doce—cuheut sneinaing-—leaving thehs cers me " dpe = on ek 38 TO} incorporators are citizens of the United | ¢! with housebreaking at the store of Wm. | called “Solomon’s Temple,” in Which she was born, | FOLEY. On, Toeaday: May 1, 1889, at half-_pest t obs Wiuteaud Like Le | : m van teane tans bc) foot ee $5,000 at 12617, $25,000 at 126%, $20,000 at 12634, | REO PO™ Fegan, Third street and Virginia avenue, on the | ne asi at by Gov. im., PATRICK FOLEY, in the seveuty-ciehth year Cen. Pac... | Catnoltes ey woul e oma oe 26%, $45 ps 5 property was afterward boug! Gov. Ma- | Bien, HEAD THIS, TWICE. | Chea. a0 | Of court over Good Friday. Pettigrew wos selected | $100,000 at 120%, $5,000 at 126%, $3,000 at 126%, | “Auditor Petty was the reciplent yesterday of a| night "of April 25. It was vestified that there Coe wast eho, ‘There ia. great saving of time, of Libor, of soap, of | fuel, and of the fabric, where Luvtuis’ Lieciric Soap is eee according ty uirectione, Facinie Mail.” Feo., Dec. SE. to make the motion, “Your honor,” he sald, “I de- sire to move that the court adjourn over to-mor- row.” “Why should the court adjourn over to-mo1 $20,000 at 1263g. Total, $178,500. Registered 4's: $25,000 at 12634, $15,000 at 126%, $200,000 at 12614, and accrued interest, $100 at 1264s, $25,000 at 127, Deuutiful basket of flowers, composed of fue roses and Liles of the valley, fourth division of publ from the teachers of the ie schools, with whom he Were stolen about 30 cents and thirty three-cent jeces, besides some tobacco and cigars. Detective jorne testified that Welsh Was arrested for being who improved and compieted it, and It Is to fubday the residence of his son. A. Writer inthe Harrodsburg Democrat charitably remarks: “The at three o'clock, Thursday ‘heres Cuurch, Priehde are ste el ye and Salomons have Une sympaihy of friends in tue HANEGAK On May 1, 1888, at 10. 30 o'clock Dama Ove trial will demonstrate ite great merit, twill Tow when the docket 18 so crowded?” asked the | $40,000 at 12034. ‘Total, $305,100, “Coupon 43's, | {its deen identiged several years. He was at one | drunk and he acknowledged ihe offense and told | Some mand shame this erring women has brought | SLIZABELM & MANGUAM, of Senuenen, ‘Ume president of the Thompson Memorial Assoct- ‘no Were associ: im, Al 30, 1 at 2. 14) you to make that tcial Judge, “Because,” sald Pettigrew, “to-morrow 18 | $100,000 at 1077;, $500 at 10734; total, $100,500, | Ime P Were arrested when preparing to Jump a train. | upon them, and yet tuereare grave doubts in my | ,HOBKINS. On Mendes, april 30. Isee at 2:39 Ake all best Unum 16 46 extensively imitated and {ood Friday. and some of us would like to go.to | Regist: red 4%;'s, $11,700 at 107%, $15,000 at 108%. | “4% commissioners on the recommendation of | The caso was sent roche wrand Jory own mind’ whether she ts the audacious imposvor | ociock pt Mi Plier nn church.” sald the judge decidedly, aiter a | $100,000 at 167%, £05,000 at 107%; total, $101,700 | cain’ Symons have: granted. tho Wonca elon sees! os she 18 represented or the Vicum of her own mental Se ceubehanhiacnehiobin BEWARE OF IMITATIONS, Fee ell eee ome, Sit tomorrow | | Lne Secretary of the Treasury this atteruoon | Telegraph Co, a permit to erect anew line of ples | _ PUNISHED FOR Busaxkixo Fiowsrs 1x Prnuc | delusions. pay - yr . as usual.” “Very well, your honor,” replied Petti- | accepted the following bonds: in place of the ‘old ones recently destroyed by the | Pakxs.—Delphine Grigsby and Harriet Deiuney, TER on io ETRY But the sugel gently whiepored, ‘Insist upon DOBBINS’ Electric. Don't take Mag- grew, adding, as he turned away, “I know there 15 | 260,100 4’, registered, at $1264; 48,1 biPstorm. small colores. girls, stood in the dock of the Police | ‘The Bruty Greatest Show on Earth, T'ul bear tie sem away. netic. Electro-Mawic, Philadelphia Electric, or any | | AbrcGedent, tor Pontius Pilate neld court on the | 569 4. coupons, at 12634; $177,200 43s, regis-| Henry it. Miles, the general superintendent of | Court this moraing, charged with fowers | From the Detroit Free Press. We lay ber sway to wither fraud, simply because it isebeap, They walk sus | 349“ CSRS ayia eo a 107%} $500 43's, CO ‘at 1073, | the telegraph and telephone service, has submit- | 1n the park at 13th’ street and Pennsylvania ave-| 4 syracuse paper speaks of the Uberality and neath the silent sod: Sitilen aud are dear at any price. Astor ars = quette, and. Sues one noe Taig day Petcare | Lota, $486,300! Zee conpons SS 07%: | ced to the Comintasioners a communication rela-| Aue, "Beside the youvhrul prisoners atood another | panic spirit of the street car company there. It Her pictoryr Wot aia crowned at last, DOBBINS ELECTEIC ‘The Washington Stock Exchange. | came into the court-room ina black coat and —-___ eo ae ye ee ‘Syracuse has got a curiosity of that sort she ought ‘wal tae place frum St. Dondaide chants Ttake no other. Nearly every «rocer from Maine to | The followinz changes from yesterday yellow rankeen trousers the judge took him Local Notes. Phe fouutains, ans resummendes | thelr woula be to advertise it with tree hand and arrange for ex. | Thursday. at #:30 8, m, ° co Reape it in stuck. If your's hasu'tit, be will | o: tue Washinwtot stork Pxckones ane sternly to asking him whether he did not | | Amos Sloss, who arrested a citizen and was be. | Solely on drinking fountains, has recommended | ively oul mars were cursion train, Itisa greater thing than a live ARDSON, On Wednesday May Seve: iris bie mearest Wholesale gr vcec. UP diss IMG. coubss. Str th Know that the’ rules of that, court, required its | fore the Police Court yesterday, 13 a private 1m the | from the uortuesst corner of TUu. sereet aed Nec [Reged ceed sg dodo. BPE THOMA TON, C only oou sr Pavia’, a a sul, red LOG A. roomecn? | aoe ery ‘afuillery, e Myers — ‘aged eleven ve months. Head carefully the inside wrapper around each bar, | U- 5.) 4% coupome Lute tid, SAvelk your nator ‘sald Feigres innocentiy, | ported, «tna Botta eee user nee wor arene eee ne cee Anu American Girl Eater. ‘Funeral eorvices Priday, ‘May 4, a Fourtn aye aud be careful to Follow Direcuous on each outade | D- ©, Market stock, 7 7 submit that I am within the ule, for T have on | A private letter from physician at Bartow, Po olapppeanbiceie ira mp seme atx From the Philadelphia Tunes. eboren. wer . how Caunut Adord to wait jonger betu: @ biack coat and trousers.” “But they're ni dated A] 28, denies: report re 7 ——————=—_—~—~—~—~—~—e=es=aE=__ Teyung tot Noutwelt tale cid, reliable, sd Waly woe Diack trousers," Iusisted the judge; black coat and | has been yellow fever there. crite Commissioners have, oMctally notified Con- | , RIVER, Virw, vom, 188 myo duprligiygmeny te comreareh eferemnsrerpsonc arse Lrousers means that both shail be biack.” “Then,” | Mra. Murphy, No. 24 Dingman reports | Toner ernie Of the ep) ‘and Jaa” River View. Among them SMWEAGM. Agee Melson Bincmedsen-1 FE. Tose ELECTRIC SOAP. 47-6m vs bid I Kod. Washi sald Petucrew, “1 call your honor’s attention fo het clotiiesiine robbed of $3 worth of clothes at 3 pepo sid * Peuy | Griving track, with trol of the Seward (Neb.) Demverat. me was NS ES RON STS a reine" auce, fact court 18 in con- | o'clock this morn horses and sth bod Sezovorr, | Mavis Tis tad Futner ana Mecha? Boek | emp ot lt rule. tor uhey require him 9 aticad | "Jas A Baten of Woodmont Fate Towa Cire | jqamplsnt hasbeen, made about te corupation | ng nares aut pou teenth year. On attaining ber Afteenta birchday EACH INDIVIDUAL fe | of Georetown. 164 bid, 169 asked. Second NI “ tone in wag Aye hy agbe gm Lanes yarda. The matter 1s considered by the | lodges, Sunday schools, od a } onal T2t bide 120 awed. file | While his hat seems to be cocked his sword cer- ce, ; i she was placed in EACH INDIVIDUAL a bampeutsmee | Inwureuee, "118 bid, 119 aaked.” Foun “Teigpnine | tainly is not” ‘The judge sald mo more pbOut the Commissioners, and it ts probable that ubey. will | 1m ea en et Race redicative of bea communicated ‘Company. 40 asked.” Chesapeaie ‘trousers he order them ‘The anes, Soe bated te ranted to them in 1881 to enable them to make bis nuine.” The daupuver gatuored the savuth by tue aromeue pou coin 7 bid: 80 LaBonERs DeMoLisuine BUILDINGS MUST BE Aftairs in W. a. pUblic, LOR CAREFUL.—James 8. Scott, Eaward Bowle and Ben- | Dicks for the AER axon pared copy. ran the Goancial ‘© partnership te responsible for the whole amoust SOZODONT. Con, 387s Bid, 40 enked. fimin Warneld, colored laborers, were before the which has long since been ‘and occupied the edit of the debts of the firm, except in cases of apecial Police Court to-day charged with ‘mis- | _ The District militia bill Pe ed agp Fe? partwership. Every individual that shares bottle of Gown hows ‘oa vere ‘tarowing ‘stood that Hau, money to the Gime when it was absoluvely heceosary ‘HubPunch with you willesy you am the king of pieces | _ There were twenty-one py de gg Young editress must necds su.ial hosts. Get it of your Grocer or Dragetst or of mn's | Month of April, 1888, a: at 73, $1,000 at 68, Rewspaper invereste of ©. m.GRAVES 4 come oo - | same Ume last year. series were made last wants ‘Sick chamber manufacturers, Boston Sn, | ii coco ass sense te ane ft ee am ©. GRAVES SOR, tho metres Beton. Se then AN ALLEGED U: ‘and has won 1860 ‘RSTABLIGHED: ouch work sea | the caine was arrested last 5 — 1860 ‘The Commissioners ‘an unlicensed bar oie woman” Miss Metellan ‘THE RaTIOWS MONUMENTAL WORKS Clerk Rock ‘Dunbarton avenue, wtue interested ‘with the First Controller tn ‘pearance in the Police ‘work beloved by’ ber trends The ate png | ment of the accounte of the old Norms. —The pt by her newspaper brethren avint SYa01: orpor ss mises, Awnvan Merino given lastnight in A Previom Hard te Seive, mained epee consti ht oe. | Tisserant anata ee eee From the Boston Bescon. ‘S0yadl Cos ‘of time remain station- Puammacy.—The an. | Association No, 2” pane eee ‘Herr Bummerzimmer get ener ‘advance, it 1s ‘College of | 1416 F street northwest. packet caetenen pone ésiorn, 15.50 ‘who deciatm Sprayer wit | Jao. A. Prescott, Guan Recetrre. Bordent” in the dis- Senbelder, ‘the Ber receipts for Hived with 775 bushels: ‘Miss Bordea—“T'm very sorry, Herr Bummerzim- ‘cheas ‘with schemes ‘address to the 16.53; of corn for J. G. & J. 4 = ‘unequal earn- ‘and the | Overdrawn, ‘Talbot arrived with. ‘mer, but my card is quite full. rc and se(tiement, ‘Waters. Herr Bummeraimer—* yt 42 ee pot the #4 116 of ™ Noreas Roce hat asked efery laty in der ‘ordinary "to ‘which the Banes, tenner side on the canal, sik say dere card vos ful ‘causes which ‘Culverweil, V. i. $17.60. ‘Cumberiand, was’ Sanne pas Sue ren eens, ane Sen SiGe | oy eee RoE Fata 3.1L Max: week, and na fe Fc | ara ane a eee ur, scoretary of ‘TEMPERATURE at =n a m—Great ponin london, ge a Ge locot ‘The Parneliites = aus enna o"bedly hurt, ‘arise in | meoting for s beter Por Lasker, one of the een tn. | tion vo government Pp et ‘stabbed in the Sent ‘by the | at a dinner Monday StF, —-f, Bix of the country. A | stone aod Mr, Ly porta, “| umein ’ ; 4 2 . m ¢