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LOCAL NEWS.
The CORPORATION DISGRACE.
Inc Constable after Bowen again
Cant RAise S1

=, IN accordance With a warrant issued by , as-
nce liant, on Wednesday last against ths
Mayor and Corporation of washinston' Cor ia
recovery OF the sum Of s2l.76. due 60 Hamilton.
n 70. Ior repairs 10 certain school Ol-buildinss 81
the Third district, officer {. r. Harrigan hss
called since frequently at the MAYORS once IN,
order 60 serve the warrant. but failed 10 Hnd
that oficial. To-day, however, he gunnei
around loose, and striking the ofice OF Como
ration Attorney Cook, had an interview with
his assistant, Mr. q. Burgess. ans was told bv
right.
But IL seems there is still another matter 20 Ia
msde all right. This morning Mr.. John COl-
bert, carpenter, on Pierce street between Isl
sueet ana New Jersey avenue, north west, called
ON the same justice and placed in his hands for
Colectlon blu against the corporation for the
paltry sum OF s5.O7, payment OF which he haS
been unable 10 obtain; whereupon a warrant in
proper form against the mayor and corporate
authorities, returnable on Nav 18th, al I O'Clock
=. m, was issued and placed i'm the hands OF
Omcer y. himmell, who at last accounts vas
out endeavoring 90 interview the mayor with a
view 10 settlement.
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fS<0. PERRY DAVIS 1870
VEGETAB4sE "PAIN KILLER.o
THIRTY WEARS

THIRTY YEARS
Have elapsed since the Introduction Of the Pain
miller 10 the pot and yet at the present time il is
more popular end commands larger sale than ever
before Its popularity is not confined to this ceun-
try alone; all over the world its beneficial effects in
curing the Ills that flesh Is heir 20, acknowl-
edged and appreciated, and a PAIN KILLER its
lame 10 limited to no country, sect, nor race.
THIRTY YEARS Is certainly a long enough time to
prove the eecacy Of any medicine and that the
KILLER Is deserving of all its proprietors claim for
u Is amply proved by the unparalleled popularity il
mas ATTAINED Ii IL a SURE and EFFECTIvE remedy.
SOLD by all Druggists. apZ- colin
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Assembly of the Presby yterian Church.
at Louisville, NV.
Telsordphed Exclustpely 10 The Epeain1 Sfox

LOUISVILLE, May 2l.-The Assembly of the
Presbyterian Church were engaged all of YES
terday in receiving reports. The Rev. w. ID.
wilson read one on the subject Of the fund for
report on education shows that the humber Of
volumes printed during the year was forty-four
thousand hye hundred catechisms twenty.seyen
thousand i've hundred books of the Church.
two thousand tracts Of various sizes-the Who'll.
number of printed matter being twelve million
nine hundred thousand.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-21

COMMISSIONERS DELANo returned here last
evening from Ohio, and was at the Internal
Revenue Bureau day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-21

GENERAL JORDAN, late commander Of the
Cuban forces, arrived here yesterday and visit
ed the capitol.
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Railroad Matters I'm the West.
1eleordphed ExctusiveIy TO The Evensuo Star.

ST. LOUIS, May 21.-The Chicago and Alton
railroad has executed a perpetual lease of the
louisiana and Missouri railroad, which will ri We
chicago direct line to Fort Scott. The COM
Pany Will Immediately construct a road from
Jacksonville or Whitehall, Illinois to the Mis-
sissippi river, when the trains will connect by
transfer boats with the Louisiana and Missouri
river road for Kansas City and st. Joseph.
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THk HOUSE to-day decided to meet herea ser
at II O'Clock q. M, and to adjourn at 5 .. m.
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HALLS vEGETAsAE sICIIIAN

Is the be5 article known to preserve the hair
1t will positively restore
CRAY HAIR TO ITS ORIGINAL COLOR AND
PROMOTE It's GROWTH.
f fs an entirely new scientific discovery, e-m-
blnlng nfhny OF the most powerful and restorstiye
agents IN the vegetable kts gdom
II makes the Hair snooth dHd glossy,
Aud docs nc. StdIn the Skini
authority.
For sale by all druggists. Price 81.
X. HALL CO.,
my 2-eolm Nashua. N H., Projectors.
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An unknown man and woman, for some
Hme tenants Of room In No. 8 Delaney street.
animation Of their apartment discovered exca-
vations which, with an hours more work wouIf
nave admitted the operato tors TO vaults contain
Jewel ~ and watches.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-21

STFHBN A. DOUGLAS, JR., who is o resident
of NcTth Carolina, was chosen as one of the of.
ficers Of the late Republic an Convention.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-21

INTERNAL RBvENUg.-The receipts from this
source to-day were s72s ,s5i.41.
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CASH IN THE TRBAsURY.-The coin balance
in The Treasury is slO7 oil 900, Of which $780,
744 500 is for coin-bearlng certificates. The
currency balance is 50, 100000.
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Fatal Accident.

PHILADKLPH1A, May 2L-Two laborers at the
Camden and Ambey depot, Walnut street wharf
were crushed between two crates while movins
them between the boat and the depot Ol.,
John Schenck, was killed instantly, and die
other seriously injured. I. 49,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-21

HON. PBILETUs SAWYER. who represents the
Fifth Wisconsin district in Congress, declines t.
be reelected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-21

Press DONArToN.-wm. :. Gilman n-o.f.,,,..
ol the Richmond Press Association, has receiveI
rom rom l.. A Gobright, ESQ.,, OF the AssociatedI
Tress, slee, being the contributions of members
OF he washington press and Washington cores
pondents, in aid Of the family Of DT. Brock
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WASHINGTON n e SATURnAv NAV D, ,o,o
SPECIAL NOTICES,
WINES AND LIOUORS

WINES AND LIQUORS.
ST T.yELIEN CLAREf, S3 per doz, $50 80 eash
nS,klssiA!N nS,kkhMAN wiSEsIWache 20 pex doz.;
Sherry Wine, from 81 10 IS per est,op
Tort Wine. from S25e 70 SS per gallon
bkANDlES.-Otsrd, Dupuy q Co. 6ognas sl2
ley9isin Roc lie Brandy, 9 6 per gallon
6enuine Niehy Water, 81 so per dcsen.
Seitzer, 81 per dozen.
CHARLES GAUTIER,
1917 and 1919 Pennsylvania ave.,
the csleSrated NATIVE WINE BITTERs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-21

hEV. WM A. Cook addressed a squad Of Him.
Der bread and-butter men in the First WarJ
ias, night, making one of his usual prOfane AMI
indecent speeches. IL is said he fairly frothed
AZ The mouth ln his illusions TO THE STAR from
the tact that The STAR yesterday exposed ths
starting Perjuries committed in the 800 inyes-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-21

LAY DELEGATION CARRTKD.-The New York
Methodist, which has given eight years OF ef-
Tort 70 the movement, in announcing the late
vote Of the East Maine Conference on the Law
delegate questions in that church-44 afhrma-
i've and ii negatiye-states that this brings ths
total Affirmative to 4,907, the negative 10 n 5sg
and the grand aggregate 20 ,4ss.
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rec Case at the "Hub. .,'

End Of q Divorce Case ~ the ssHub., -
1elegyophed xsclesiseIy b fAs 1veniao Stav.
BoeToN, May 2l.-1n the divorce suit of Ms
Lewis and her husband, DIR. William II. Lewis.
on the ground of adultery, tried before the
supreme Court, the jury gave verdict in favor
Of the ibellant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-21

SENATOR REvELs will address the people of
Easton, Pa, on Monday, the sd, when they
will celebrate the ratification of the Fifteenth
amendment,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-21

IHR Sunday Gazette Of to-mo row is 10 prfpt x
large extra edition, with a picture of Sayles ~
Bowen and a history Of his life. Bless his
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Destructive Explosion Of Benxfne.

1elegrdpked E1clusireiy TO The Evening Star.
BOSTON, May PA large vat filled with
benzine in Reeds kid glove Cleaning establish
ment, in Charlestown, exploded last night, blow
ing out the rear wall, and setting fire to the
building, which was totally DESTROYED; also,
John Tibbet's stable and an unoccupied dwell
ing adjoining. The loss is estimated at SIS. .OOJ
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BAfCHELOR,S HAIR Dvx

This splendid Hair Dye is the best In the world
Harmless, reliable, instantaneous, does not contain
nor any e,tattc poison to produce paralysis or
Ss.9; AvGd the ssnnsed and deusive Rreparations
W.. MA; Bstehelors Hair Dye IA, had tarty ysars
untarnished reputation to uphold its integrity as
the only perfect Hair Dye-Blsck or Brown Sold
by all Druggists. Applied ct 10 Bend street,
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MANHOOD AND WOMANH00a.

ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN, on the passionai
attraction OF the sexes, and the happiness Of TRUE
MARRIAGE, when perfect manhood and perfect wo-
manhood unite TO consecrate the union. Sent free.
In sealed envelopes. Address, HOWARD ASSOCI,
ATION, Box p, PHILADELPHIA, Pa. -eoam
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a WOmau PntaIly Burua<1

IeIe0Tdphed Ezclusscely % The Euensn9 Star. -
ROCHESTER, n. Y, May 2l.-Mrs. Stewart.
residing in this city, was fatally burned this
morning by the explosion o. coal gas from a
cooking stove. 49, ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-21

SThe old-fashioned but sensible pineham
fashionable watering places.
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PJNpIES nv THE FACE
TO REMOVE MOTH paTCu

For comedOnes, black worms or grubs- pirnply
eruptiOns and blotched disfigurations on the face
use us Perry cOmedone and pimple remedy. Sold by
all dru ggists. an IL anW kS
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Distinguished Visitors to Fort Scott.
IelegyapAed keclasipelr to TAe Epenisa Sfor

FORT SCOTT, May 21.-Charles Francis
Adams and son, OF Quincy, Mass, Nathani i
Thayer, Of Boston; President Elliott, of Howard
University; Col Coates, President of the Ms-
souri, River, Fort Scott, and Gulf Railroad, az
other distinguished gentlemen arrived here ye,-
terday, and after brief visit returned t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-21

PAY YOUR INCOME TAX previous TO Nav 3Ist
or take the consequences, ss exhibited in ths
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SEIZURE OF DIsTILLERY AND ONE HUN
DREp BARRELS OF WHIsKY.-Supervisor Em.
bry, of Tennessee, reports to the Revenue De-
partment that the distillery of Harris, in the
9TH district, has been seized, together with one
hundred barrels of whisky, valued at IS. 900.
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CHARIES MEUnSurCu

CHAMPAGNE. Sillery and Extra DIV In Bas-
kets-fn cases; For sale by all wholesale Rrocers
and vine dealers: Sole agent for United States,
sCHULTZE TALLER, 40 Beaver street, New
York. NH n 2av9m
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The Courts.

CRIMINAL Court, JUDGE Humpkrsvs. .-re-I.,-
WIN. Dalton, indicted for an assault AMI haf-
terry on VIM. Hill. a policeman at the Capitoi.
was convicted. and sentenced 20 paw costs The
same party, on an indictment for aSsaultin.r
hon. John X. French, Sergeant at Arms OF fhs
Senate. Was found not guilty. Robert Banks.
convicted OF rape on little girl, was sentenced
70 ten years I'm the Albany penitentiary. In th,,
case OF Andrew jackson, indicted for grand
larceny, the jury were unable % agree.
THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD CASES
COURT IN GENERAL TERM.-Frfdav. i'm the
court In general term, Judges Carter, Olin Az
Myhe, IN the cases Of the United States again.
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Compan.
convicted OF nuisance in the Criminal Cor
IN IN two cases, the main line and the Point ol
hocks line,) and sentenced BY Judge Fisher "a
pay hne and remove the alleged nuisances
the court oyerruled the court below setting
aside The Judgment OF that court judge wvlis
delivering the opinion. Altman against Hunfly
uecnlon below1reyersed, Judge Cartier deliver-
ing opinion OF court. Easily against Easily.
90, Judge Wylie announcing majority opinion.
yersed. Strasburger agt. Cohen; Judgment he
low afnrmed. Church sgt. Shepherd; Judgment
Tor defendant. Fowler agt. Geoding: iudgmeut
for defendant and order 20 return proper.v
Gladman agt. Washington and GeorgetoWu
Railroad.
Mr.. Phillips, from committee on examination,
reported favorably on examination OF Mr. y
w. Clark, and he was admitted.
ORPHANS COURT, Judge ParceH.-The VIII
Vi the late Horace X. Monroe bequeathng his
property 70 his wife and appointing j. r. MulIet
as executor was filed. The will OF the late
Eugene Betout bequeathiHg his property TO his
wife was filed. Letters of admiuistratio6 an ~,
estate OF j. w. Barton were issued 10 Fm,iV
Barton-b0nd $50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-21

SALES or REAL EsTArE-w. L. Wall 4 "a. =
auctioneers, have sold part lot 6, in square lg4.
on the corner Of North u and West 10Th Streafs
TO Mrs. Anne Shrawm, for ~ ,2s5.
cooper u Latimer, auctiOneers, have sOlf
part OF lot :, square +96. fronting on q street
south, between " and 9th streets, improved bV
a two-story frame dwelling, TO Samuel Nor
ment, for So OO5.
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- Pittsburg whisky goes by the name of
"body-snatcher." :.
6A Lewiston, Me-, man sold out his stock of
velocipedes, that cost 81 100, for S25. q --g1
~"Gone over" Is the heading to a Boston
obituary. =
s0There are three Chinese photograph gal
leries in San Francisco.
~Cincinnati smokers and chewers are COM
Pelled to lay in supply of the weed on Satur-
day night -" :, =.
~Y0ung ladies are like letters if they have
not stamps, the mails will not take them a.
~Wisconsin's youthful Los wear a calico
string around their necks as q summer undress.
0Sash ends, neck-ties and bonnet trimmings
are all made Of different colored creme de chine
instead OF ribbons. -
n0Texas wants to be, divided into two or
more States. They say one Governor cannot
pardon all the scoundrels there. ma |FET
ga blind man named Chaplin, of Indianopo-
lis, is the architect OF the new Blind Asylum at
Jacksonville, iii.
s0-A son Of q colored member of the Boston
bar, who Is q graduate Of the Imperial College
OF France, has passed q successful examination
and entered the Middle Temple London.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-21

felerapAed Esclasipely to TAe Euenino Stey.
CINcisEATI, May H--From the report OF the
Isl, i appears that there has been one death
In 69k. i4
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- hEMONE MOIH PAICHES,
Freckles and tan from the face, use Perry moth
and freckle lotion. The only reliable and tarnless
remedy Prepared by DR.. B. q. Perry, 35 Beaver
and 9s Broad streets, n. Y. Sold by all druggists
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-21

The HOWARD INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE
this morning continued the examination OF
Major Clarke, formerly Inspector General of
General Charles Howard, Assistant Commis-
sioner OF the Bureau for this District, whose
tesumony was in relation to the settlement of
the Barry farm fund.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-21

REMARKABLR CASE OF REMOVAL oP TArE
MoRM.-Dr q. Lovatt, who has had extensive
practice and great success ali through the conn
uy IN the removal Of tape-worm, to-day sue
ceeded in bringing away a tape-wOrm over
e,eNeh yarus IN length from a youth named
George Snider, in the employ of Mr. BergIinS.
merchant tailor, opposite Wilard's. YOUNG
Smder has suffered acute pain from tins worm
IOr ABOUT Two years, and no relief whatever Was
aforded him until treated by DIR. IOvatt, wha
mas succeeded in removing the entire worm.
ms worm is a remarkable curiosity, and thoSs
Wlshing 10 see II would do well 70 call on Dr.
koyatt, al his office az the ST. James Hotel,
No. IL.
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The Crown Of Spain -Espartero VIII.
ing to Accent TT

, MADRID, May 2l-lt is announced to-day that
Espartero has reconsidered his resolution. and
now consents to accept the crown of Spain.
This, however, is not official. The excitement
attending the unsettled state of the government
is meanwhile unabated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-21

WE REGRET TO LEARN that the wife of Gov
ernor j. w. Shaffer, Of Utah, died at Freeport,
Illinois, yesterday morning. Mrs. s. possessed
In an unusually large degree the respect and
anection OF all who knew her, and Governor S.
will have in his desolation the sincere sympathy
Of a large circle of friends.
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DENTISTRY.

-. DENTIST,
No. l21S PENNSYLVANIA AvENUE,y
Between 18th and 18th streets. 10
Al Dental work done in the best manner, and q
moderate prices.
eas. ChIsrotorm or Ether used. d desired for sx.
useting Teeth without pain. fen
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ITO be cOHtinHsd.I

THE COUP D'RTAT IN PoRTUGAL-Iateyesiiag
PdrficHtdrs.-The following particulars of the
coup d'etdt in Portugal have been received
The movement which has been for some time In
preparation, was confined to the army, and its
object was simply to compel change in the
ministry. The Duke of Saldanha, having great
influence over the troops, secured the support
OF large majority Of the garrison at Lisbon
Thursday morning he was ready for action, and
moved against the castle OF st. George This
strong fortifcation, after a short struggle was
carried. The Duke then marched at the head
OF large body of troops to the royal palace
The Governor of the palace had taken measures
OF defense, and the Duke found troops posted
and artillery in position to oppose him. Though
greatly excited, they committed no violence,
and contended themselves with marching
through the corridors and grounds, singing
national songs and uttering patriatic cries.
Prime minister, the Duke de Louie against
whom the movement was directed, seeing the
day was lost, rendered his resignation, which
was accepted by the King. The victorious Sal
danha was admitted to an audience and was
requested by the King to form q new cabinet,
which task he consented to undertake, 1t is re-
ported that seven men were killed and thirty
wounded during the day. An attack was
ordered, and some shots were fred but the
soldiers on both sides were evidently ill-dsposed
to light against each other, and, after desultory
firing, they broke ranks and fraternized The
palace was left unguarded, and the soldiers,
volunteers and some peasants who accompanied
them, entered, displaying the popular flag, and
shouting "Long live the King; long live the
army and Saldanha. Down with the ministry.n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-21

A CoLoRKD FEMALE CLERK APPoINTEp-
Kate V. Jennings, a quadroon, has been ap-
pointed clerk in the Fourth Auditors Office.
This is the first colored appointment among the
female clerks in the Treasury Department.
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The Coup d'Etat I'm POrtugnl-SaI-
danhR H0ldR His ROaifion

LONDON, May 21.-Further details of the conn
d'etat at Lisbon have been received TODAY.
Dispatches from Lisbon, dated at midnight
fused to sign the decree appointing Cen Sal
danha president Of Council of Ministers and
Minister Of War, because the King was under
duress, and II would not therefore be a fair ex-
prssion of his will. Notwithstanding This the
KING has accepted General Saldanha as Prime
Minister, and has requested him to reorganize
the Cabinet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-21

A STHONY FIsHERs
FIRsT CLASS SECURING ESTABLISHMENT,
No. SIS NINrH STREET,
OPPOSITE PATENT OFFICE,
eols proprietor of new French Securing Proes..
BY which be Is able 10 cleanse ladies' dresses of Ali
kinds, without being ripped. Gentlemen clothing
cleaned eqEal 20 as1c, and guarantee rs given that
grease spots will be removed, that they viii not
show again.
Prices the cheapest in the city.
Rsfsyeros-Mes-rs b. II. Duvall, 434 Pa ave
O. H. Hsibsrger, 2l2 Pa ave; q. T. Schsfer, 2Ts
Pa. ave; W. r Gri1hth, 30e sth St; A. saks Co.,
3l6 7th ST., and many others. apl m~
EMPIRE HEATING RANCE. ----
without an equal In the world. u
simple in construction.
VIII warm UPPER rooms in eoldest yestherSG
pytu o34 Fennsylyania avenue.
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ARMY oRDRRs.-Maj. ID. b. Burnham, Judge
Advocate, will, as soon as he has finished his
duties connected with the late Department of
Virginia, repair to Atlanta. Georgia, and re-
port in person to the Commanding Gener al, De-
partment of the South, to relieve Major Henry
Goodfellow, Judge Advocate, as Judge Adyo-
cate OF that department. Major GoOdfellow
upon being relieved, will repair to this citv and
report in person to the Judge Advocate General
Tor duty in the Bureau of Military Justice.
captain and Brevet Major w. A. Elderkin.
Commissary of Subsistence, has been ordered 10
report to headquarters, Department of the Mis-
souri, for assignment to duty at Fort LYONS.
Colorado Territory. 'S'
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NapoleOn's Address TO the Corps lie.
gislatiH.

PARIS, May 2l.-The following is the Empe-
rors speech in reply to the address of the legis-
lative bodies on the presentation OF the result of
the vote on the plebiscitum
SITS: Receiving from your hands the result
OF TINS vote, my first impulse is to express my
gratitude TO the nation, which thus renews TO
me for the fourth time i'm twenty years the sig
nal evidence of its confidence; universal suffrage
elements Of which change increasingly. but
nevertheless accomplshes its purpose always.
1t has for its guides its traditions, certanty of
its instincts, and fidelity of its symps-
thies. The plebiscitum had for its sole object
the ratification by the people Of constitutional
reform, but amidst conflicts OF passions and in
the struggle with its opponents, its purposes be-
came greater. Let US not regret. The adverse
rles OF our institutions have made question be-
tween the Empire andrevolution, but the nation
has settled the question in favor of that svs-
tenn which guarantees order and liberty.
To-day the Empire is strong, but it will shos
Its strengsh by its moderation. Nv government
will execute the laws without par artality or weak
ness. 1t will not deviate from the line marked
Tor II respecting all rights Of its subjects.
Ihe address concludes as follows:-"May we
De fearless OF the future, and of those who op-
pose the progressive march of the regime which
great people founded amid political travail,
and which is thus fortified in an era of peace
and liberty" fN"Oo
The city will be illuminated this evening. in
henor OF the favorable result of the plebiscite
votes.
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w ALL'S OPERA HOUSE.
w KELLY d Icons MINSrREIIS

" ALL'S OPERA HOUSE.
w KELLY d Icons MINSrREIS,
For six nights only commencing MONDAY, May l6.
TIE ONLY LEON
PUkDl and PRICE, the celebrated comedians
LEON ; Natuiznd Ching Chow Hill LADDER of Famel
AlCan- tear herr
FOR further particulars see Kelly Icons Gazette
kesery ed seats be secured at Ellis u usic Store,
hAIlNEE SATURDAY at O'Clock. Admission
30 cents children rs cents
mH-5t CHAS- MELVILLE, Business Agent.
A NALOSTAN ISLANDl
"A The undersigned, having reitted and o. .
prepared this lovely and beautiful leland vEYAV
Tor the reception Of Pic Mics and Pleasure lE,x
farles respectfully call the attention of the public
10 the same Applications for pic MICS etc NAV be
made At HENRY A. kAISERS, AZ Green street,
SS3Igst9wn II. A. KAISER & HERMANN
hIOhIEh my II 3m-