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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-24

MONTPELIER. VT, Dec. 24-The legislature
alter the longest session on record adjourned
Wlthout day at II o'clock this morning. Yes
teTday'S session continued all last night The
bill taxing express and telegraph companies .
per cent on their gross receipts passed ooth
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-24

CONGESTION OF TEE LUNGS, Inflammation of
the throat ana difficulty of breathing frequently
result from severe cold. The remedial prop
critics combined In DR.. JayneS Expectorant are
espe c1ally designed TO break up feveriSh and
infiammatoTy tendencies, remove construction
Of the throat, and by bringing about q free ex-
pecIoration promote natural respiration and a
spes dy cure. reputation maintained for forty
years affords TO all guarantee Of the practical
U<Eit u TIE remedy. I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-24

TIE SMITHSONIAN GROUNDS OUTRAGE CASE
The trial OF Rocca, Hardy, Burch and Norris,
for rape on the person or Mary Trout in the
smithsonian grounds In June last which has
been On Trial Ia the Criminal Court, has In con-
sequence OF the engagement OF Judge James In
the Walker habeas corpus case been continued
10 Monday next
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-24

For choice paintings, steel engravings,
chromos, photographs. gilt, walnut, velvet and
fancy frames. easels, Christmas cards, and for
the largest stock or picture mouldlngs, go 10
VeerhOff'S 916 It'll street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-24

Baltimore. Nd, states; Il have used Colden'S
Llebi9'S LtgHod Extract or Bsr largely In de-
olllty, feerile ana nervous diseases and have
found II one az the most reliable or nutrient
tonlCS. Sold hY az druggists and grocers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-24

TIE SELECT CONCERTS at Abners music hall
next Monday and Tuesday, will be OF a high
c. aracter, and participated in by such we'll
known and popular artists as Mad. Teresa Car
reno, pianist; Mile. Jenney Busk, soprano: Herr
Christian FriSch, tenor; Mr.. Louis BlUmen-
burg, vtolOncellist; Mr.. Marc A. Blumenburg,
director.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-24

fsEed tonight at the auction sale OF nae
oronzes, gilt goods, vases, &C., &c. held by
AeSsra DuncanSOn Bros, 81 the store IN
Nairu's building on south side OF New DIRK
avenue, two doors east or 18th street. Tie sale
will commence at p. m, and q rare oppOrtu-
nifty Is offered OF buying costly Christmas pres
ents at small price.
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LADIES, AND CENTS

LADIES' AND GENTS
SILK HANDKERCHIEFS. Is, 81, 50, 75c. 81
LINEN HANDKERCH1EFs. COLORED BOB
DERED. IL. Is, Is. 81. soc.
LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS. S, 10, II. Is, 20 25c
1N1rIALED. ALL LINEN HANDKERCHIEFs
20, 81, SOC.
BLACK SILKS.
T5c, 81. 81, Is. 81. so. s1.76. $500.
ALL WOOL COLORED CASH MEREs. 25c.
BEST FEATHER PROOF BED TICKING. 25c.
CLOTH, FOR MKN AND BOYS WEAR. IS. 80.
81. 80. 81, 75c.
LADIES' CLOAKS AND CLoAKINaS.
BROOKE sHAwLs. SINGLE AND DOU BILE.
LADIES' CLOTH AND FLANNEL SKIRTS. ALL
COLOkS.
PIANO COVERS, EMBROIDERED WITH SILK.
ALL COLORS.
BEST MEDIcAIED RED TwILLED FLANNEL.
FOE RHEUMATISM, SOC.
WOOL UNDERWEAR FOR LADIES. GENTS
AND CHILDREN.
NOTTINGHAM CURTAIN LACE. Is. 80. 81. 40.
BLRACHED TABLE DAMAsK. so. 81. rs. SIC.
PLAIN AND CoLoRED BORDERED DOYLIEs.
WITH FRINGE.
SILK AND ALAPACA UMBRELLAS.
PLAID AND STRIPED SHAwLs, from 81. so.
ALL WOOL BLACK OAsHMERzs. SIC.
TURKEY RED TABLE LINENS. 50. 81. 15c.
C1RCULAR CLOTHS. DIAGONALS AND BAS-
LADIES' AND GENTS GLOVES OF ALL KINDS.
NEW FALL DRESS GOODS. IL. Is. 1s. CSC.
~ WIDE SHEETING COTTON 26c.
CANTON FIANNELS. 8. 10. l2c.
INGRAM CARPETS.
BRUSSELS CARPETS.
INGRAINs, Is, so. 81. IS, Soc.
BRUSsELR. NEW STYLES. 81. 90. Sl.05, SI.Io
MAKING AND LAYING CARPETS, ITO.
VELVET RUGS. TAPESTRY RUGS. AND MATS.
OTTOMANS. HASSOOKS AND DRUGGETS.
G. N. TOWsON,
030 Pennsylvania avenue, south nAe.
aecl8 near 7th ct. and Center Market.
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In THE PROBATE COURT Judge Cox TODAY
Edward Temple. George Wilcox and Frank
Dana ere qualified as executors OF the will OF
he late Dr. Vim. GuRtoD-bond 500 0oO-Nrs
Elizabeth Wilson aud Thomas G. Burlington,
sureties. This morning letters testamentary
on the estate OF VIM. q. Force were granted 70
Elizabeth A. Force and Mary A. Force, widow
and daughter). bond SIS 600.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-24
LOCAL NEWS.
A musements, &c, Tonight

Amusements, &c, Tonight
lords opera H0uSe.-George 5. Knight In
"Otfo.D
National TseajeT.-"AroUnd the World In
Eighty Days"
Amusements. &C., Christmas Day
and Night.
FOFd'S opera HOuSe.-Mr. and Mrs. George s.
Knight will appear in otto at the matinee
tonorrow and again 10 morrow night.
National ThedteT.-''Around the World In
Rightly Days" at the matinee and In the even
ing.
odd FellO1rs' H0H-"Jack the Giant Killer
AZ afternoon and evening performances by 100
children.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-24

q STREET MARKET Will be open Friday, De-
cember oath, all day. and evening until II
O'Clock p. 10. WIN be closed Saturday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-24

BKSSOS's CAPCTNB POCOUS PLAsTER.-The pub
lie are cautioned against worthless limitations
offered under similar sounding names Accept
only the genuine.
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Salt Hlfeun,

SALT RHEUM,-Geo. f. Owen, Dealer in Pianos,
Grand Rspids. Mich. was troubled for nj ne wears
with ealt Rheum. Tried every medicine known to
the trade, and was attended by many physi;ans
with only temporary relief. Cured by CUrrcURA
REMEDIES.
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CITY ITEMS.
ForaHo,tday Present

nothing is more useful than bottle OF EucAlyn-
tlne. II Is the incest and cleanesJ thing for
chSpped or rough hands and skin.
Druggists sell IL Price - cts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-24
RirnrIf,s Cocaaine

77't BIS aItd Cbe0poSt HAIR DreSSinq
II Kills dandrug. ailays Irritation and pro
moeS igoroGs grow tn OF the Hair
R"'tt'''', F0Cof tpg Extracts are tnvartahly
ackn0N h dged The nnIest and best.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-24

j. d. MILANS will be open until O'Clock To-
morrow With bargains ia holiday books and
stationary. 603 Ith street, second door ABOVE
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Compar
Available gas. alive
Name of the

NOTE regard all alum powders as very
unwholesome. Phosphate and Tartaric Acid
po%ueLs noerate their gas too freely 10 process
suffer deterioration"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-24

NEGLECTED cough IS means OF leavin. this
world, Which DR.. Bulls cough syrup cuts s1OrI.f
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PILES.
DIX. II. u. sHRADER.

DIX. II. u. SHRADER.
OFFICE GO llTH STREET NORTHWEST, CORNER q,
Cures Internal External. Blind, Bleeding or
Itching Pies by . new aud universally successful
method Of treetmeDt, without 70 the knife
hesture. or any Of the old, painful And dangerous
methods usually employed ans rxdical aud per-
mapeLr cure guaranteed in every no g1up.
AnoIg the many who have been treated. would
refer TO the following:
Rev T. G. Clark 1l27 9Th st.
Benz. Darriele Attorney st Law, 400 Ia. sve.
SAM Bacon, tr., Grocer. Pa. ave and 9Th at.
W h. Forrest, $40 18th ct.
F. " Royce 923 T. ct.
@. A. Brewer, 81 East Oap toll st.
Jno. Bot, 1641 Sth st.
j. n. Wells. 669 St ne.
g. T. Ernest 1929 9th st.
Anon Brown, 212 st. ne
c. G. Sailer. 116 Gay St. Georgetown.
and many others. on Application ~ my ONCE. The
treatment u attended with but very little pain. 90
caeione no loss Of time from business, and neper
fails to cure Can ct oface ana see certificates in
regard TO the wonderful cures performed.
Hours-9 TO II Q. N. and 20 y. "a. ConsuIta-
ion free. decf-1m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-24

MINERAL WATERS. - Congress Water THE
purest and safest OF all cathartic waters Nome
genuine sold on draught. Avoid all coarse. irrt-
tating waters, foreign and domestic; they impair
the digestive organs and kidneys.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-24

WHY an object OF losthing and disgust 10
yourself and society from Catarrh when san
fords Radical cure, externally and internally
administered. will cure every symptom OF the
disease Every package Is q complete treat
menI. only 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-24

MILKY WAY.-MilS. milk. milk.m milk,,,, and
cream. cream. creau,i, for egg-nOg; all YOU
want Attorney Dairy, Al 81 street north
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-24

HfNFARs Tonic for wind. dyspepsia aud
heaithEin. Is just the thing TO take during he
Tie nm w
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SANk'ORD,S
RADICAL OURH
FOR CATARRH.
One Bottle Radical Cure, One Box Ca
Inhaler. Price for ell, 81.

Economical. agreeable, safe and never-fsiiing
relieving instantly and curing permanently, tbis
great combination of medical agents offers to the
weary sufferer from every form OF Catarrh relief
and rest. 1t satisfies every demand Of reason and
common sense. 1t attacks and conquers every
phase of catarrhal disease. II strikes at the root
cleansing the nasal passages OF puruleut matter to
swallow and ipbae which means destruction,
sweetenrg the breath, restoring the senses of
smell. taste and hearing to fun activity, purifying
the blood Of catarrhal virus and checking its con-
sttutiopa rsysyes- Buy it while there is yet time
Ark for SANFoRD's radical CURE. Sold and re-
commended everywhere.
General A gents,
WEEKS & POTTER,
Boston.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-24
KIDNEGEN,
* IDNEGEn.

KIDNEGEr. MDNEGEN.
KIDNEGEN KIDNRGEN
KIDNEGEN KIDNEGRN
KIDNEGRN. KIDNEGEN
KIDNEGEN. TRADE Mark Secured
KIDNEGEN. THE GREAT
KIDNEGEN. KIDNEY REGULATOR
KIDNEGEN. AND DIURRTIo.
KIDNK6EN. KIpNEGEN is highly recon-
KIDNEGEN mended and unsurpassed for WEAK
kIDNEuEN. or FOUL KIDNEYS. DRoPsY.
kIDSEaES. BElaHTs DISEASE. LOSS OF
KIBNEGEN ENERGY. NERVOUS DEBILITY.
KIDNEGEN. or any DISTRACTIONS arising
KIDNEGEh from KIDNEY or BLADDER DIS
KIDNEGHN EASES Also for BLOOD and KID
KIDNEGEN. NEY POISONING. in affected ms
KIDNEGEN. larial sections.
Unlike any other preparation for
KIDNEGES. Kidney difficulties, IL q ve y
pleasant and Agreeable taste an q
KIDNEGEN. flavor. 1t con-alBs POSITIVE
DIURETI0 properties aud Will
KIDNEGEN. NOT NAUsEATs. LADIES
ESPECIALLY Will IKE it. and
KIDNEaEN. GENTLEMEN viii ind KIDNE-
GEN the best Kidney Tonic
KIDNE6EN. used
KIDNEGEN. NOTICE. -Esch brittle bears the
signature OF LAWRENCE & MAR
KIDNEGEN. TIN, also q PnuPRIE rAnY GOV
EMINENT STAMP. .ch permits
KIDNEGES. kIDSE9EN be sold twithout
ioense) by Drussists. 6rocers and
KIDNEGES. other persons everywhere
KIpNRGEN QUART-SlZE BOTTLES FOR
GENERAL AND FAMILY USE.
KIDNEGEN PRICE 81 PER 30 cTLE.
KIDNEGEH LAWRENCE q MAHTIN,
PROPRIFrORs. CHIs AGO, Ill.
KIDNEGFN SOLD BY DRU3GISrS. GROCERS
AND DEALERS EVERYWHERE.
]. c. ERGOOD = CO.,
Wholesale Agents In Washington.
A. VOGELER CO.. Baltimore noil-eo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-24

Death OF n Banker.
CHATTANOOGA Tenn. Dec. 24.-Aiien G. Burns
cashier or the Discount and Deposit bank OF
this city died suddenly this morning from heart
disease
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-24

ANOTHER FIRE FROM A LATROBE SToyE-The
residence OF MIR, Charles Ii. Jarvis No 7os -
street southwest, was discovered TO b. On n re
at O'Clock last night, and word was sent RI
No. 4 engine company, oy whlm the ire Wa.
soon ext1DguiShed, but not until daIDapa of
about $500 was sustained. Cause, detective
LatrObe stove.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-24

ID IMOvAL.-I have this day REMOVED from
~ Inteligencer Building 20 TAO d STREET
EORTaWEST. immediateay In the rear Of TIE Na-
honAl Bank Of the Republic where oau alvayr -
found for the transaceon of REAL ESTATE BGnI
MSS ip al q ito branohessI, o n 9: g; 0RExM:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-24

totally Dlnerent from All Others.-
"L0bGOa Ealr Restorer. Insure, new gro ,fh
=" Lon doU Hair ReStorer" Restores the color
l0tGuL Hair ReStorer" Exquisite dressiny
No TOILET COMPLETE WITHOUT Ir-TBlCkEss
INN half. stops It's falling ana the mos, per-
leci halr resjorer ana dressing the world has
ever kho~L. We allude 10 London HdlI- CplO,.
fas ORR A. A. Gibson. Barrytowu n Y
writes: 1T has stopped my hair from falling
and restored II to IT. natural calor" '.Eo.JO9
Hdr RrNtorr7 Is sold by all druggists AT IS
cents a bottle.
ALTERS BhsIS FooD. IS the only reliable tonic
1of bralu and sexual organs OF either Soy Al
All druggists ST0Tr S CROMWELL. Agents
20 $50 Pennsy lyania avenue
"ALDsKHEY WAGONS. Fresh Attorney p,,I
cnlrieh every morning. and delivered an - lbs
W aru prints, 45c- per 10. Also Outage
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-24
The Haggard Divorce Case.

SUIT OF THE AMERICAN WIFE OF A FORMER
ATTACHE OF THE BRITISH LEGATION HERE
To-day Messrs. Merrick and Norris, for Carrie
Carroll Haggard, filed bill for divorce from
w. II. ID. Haggard. She states that by the
name OF Carrie Carroll she was married to de-
PENDANT on the l1th OF December 1915, by Rev.
MI Posthwaite, Haggard being at the time an
attache OF the British legattoD: that they LETT
and went to England, where they lived as hu5-
band and wife for nearly Two years. and she
charges that on october 49, 1877, without any
explanation other than a reference to alleged
incompatibtlity OF temper between them and
her alleged extravaganza, he notified her to
return to the United States, and informed her
that he had accepted an appointment 20 Persia
and he Intended to separate himself from her
and 10 leave her; and in a letter from him at
Bombay, India, dated January 9. 1878, he an-
nounced that the separation was trrevocable
and definite: she states that she mas made fire.
quent attempts TO procure a reconciliation
but being unsuccessful she has abandoned
all hope. She therefore asks q divorce
with authority to use her maiden name
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-24
Di.,r,c, Government Affairs.

The District Commissioners this morning
ordered the District Offices tn be closed during
Christmas and New Years days. and after IL
O'Clock to-day.
POLICE ORDER AS TO GuNPowpYR,
MAJOR BLOCK issued general order to-day to
the police force, calling special attention TO the
law on the subject OF selling gunpowder, that
1T shall not be lawful for any person to sell TO
any Child or children under the age OF Is years,
nre-arms, gunpowder, gun caps. or other ex-
plosive substances, In any quantity or quaint
iles, nnder penalty OF s. for each offence, 10
De collected and applied as other fines aren He
says special attention must De given to this;
and any person violating the law as ABOVE
quoted, will be brought before the Police Court
for Such violation.
PERSONAL TAXES.
Collector Cook made levy on quantity of
goods yesterday which had been backed for re-
moval from the District thereby escaping the
pursuance OF the law In making distrainJ on
personal property, SO no blame can attach 20
bis Office. The time fixed upon for the payment
or arrearages on general taxes. with the co ,ts
and penalties remitted, expires on the Isl of
January. when the cost OF advertising and ten
per cent penalty Will again be added. Only a
few days remain for the payment or these taxes
on the favorable terms mentioned.
Hay IN STREET CARS.
The District Commissioners are in receipt OF
a letter from gentleman calling attention tn
Inc uDWh0leS0me nuisance prdcticed by the
street railroad companies tD filling into their
cars marsh hay instead Of clean straw in the
winter season. The writer states that ''when
Dry III the cars this grass fills them with an un-
wholesome and nauseous dust, and when wet
with steam, still worse"
THE LIQUOR LICENSE BOARD
To-Day approved licenses as follows William C.
Drury, 9l5 street southwest; Ropert A. Golden
9i5 + street southwest; Jas. Mclaughlin, 250S g
street; Mark OHalaran. 200 22d street; Joseph
Finley. 2o29 X street; John F. Dyer, 1850 18th
street; Riley Maddox, 1101 goth street; Peter
ID. Welcker, 50, 18th street; Daily & Cunningham,
63S o street; Patrick Mcmahon, COS 18Th street:
Caleb w. Spofford. 18th and G streets, and
Thomas ii. Moran, $40 street.
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d
allayed.
REGULAR ROUGH AND TUMBLE ROW
took place In the House on the 5th of February
during the discussion OF the LecOmptGn consu-
tuition. During wild, excited and incoherent
debate. keitt, OF South Carolina, struck
GROW. OF Pennsylvania, and a scuffie ensued.
They were separated and again met. Keitt
again struck Grow, and Grow knocked him
friends of the parties rush to the fray! Blows
iaii thick and fast. Washburne, OF Ill, and
fotter, OF Wis, tower among the comoatants.
spittoon. BE balances it for moment in the
air. The objective point is the head Of Barks-
osie, OF Miss, who is approaching him OF the
sdale's wig falls of, and Covode lowers his sns.
pended missile. Meanwhile the serge AMI. at.
arms Is running here and there, like the pee
conversation which ledto this melee and awak-
ened the sleeping members was In this wise:
Grow was on the side of the House occupied by
mans making any remarks Keitt said: If you
are going 10 object, return to your own side Of
the House." Grow responded This is a free
pleases" Keitt then came nearer to Grow and
said; I" want to know what you mean BY such
an answer as that7" Grow replied, repeating
The throat, saying: ~ will let you know that
You are damned black republican puppy"
Grew grow Knocked up his hand, enchanting: Il
shsil occupy such place In this hall as please
and no negro driver shall crack his whip over
me-" Ke1tt again grasped Grow by the throat
and again his hand was knocked on. When
ke1tt came at him, Grow sQuarely knocked him
Gown. 1t was near two O'Clock In the morning
WHEN these proceedings" took place
PRYOR AND POTTER.
1t was in 1869 that Pryor declined to fight
Potter with bowie knives. Pryor had sent the
challenge, and Potter, as was usual, named the
weapons The quarrel was an ugly one. and
contained charges OF forgery Of the record OF
the proceedings Of the House.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-19

A young lady, one OF BaltimorCs society
bellies, living on Dolphin street near Bolton,
made painful and terrible mistake D few
nights ago. She was about retiring TO rest,
and had turned out The gas. She had been
Using elycerine for chapped lips, and reeol-
Letting that she bad neglected to use II. she
went to the wal-bracket where she kept 1t
and took down what she thought In the
dark was the glyeerine-bottle. 1t seems.
however, there was bottle OF about the
same size on the shelf containing nitric acid,
which her mother had been Using for some
purpose. and it was this that the unfor-
tunate young lady got hold OF.
She did not discover her mistake until
she had applied the dangerous fluid TO her
lips with piece OF flannel, and even then
for few moments she attributed the burn
log sensation to the effect of the glycerine
upon her chapred lips. In very short
time, however, the intense pain taught her
that she had made s)me mistake, and she
commenced to shrek loudly for assistance.
Her mother, running in. realized what was
the matter, and, with wonderful presence
OF mind, she snatched up large sponge,
filed it with water, and deiugiDg the young
lady's mouth and face with ii, at least
STAYED .he progress Of the acid. Medical
aid was then summoned and everything
possible was done To alleviate her suferings.
The sad probability is that her mouth will
be disfigured.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-19

A telegram from San Francisco, dated
April 18th, says the storm which has pre-
vailed II ..ougboui the State for several days
has been the Severest ever known on the
line of the Central Pacific railroad through
the mountains. The snow-sheds are broken
down between Emigraut Gap and Cisco.
Yesterdays east-bound express has got only
as far as Alta, the Virginia iightning-ex-
press stopping at the same point.
Baltimore Coffee-Van" was the label in
big letters on wagon which appeared
upou the streets Of Baltimore Friday. 1t
is an enterprise OF "Friends' Home Mis-
sion Association " for supplying hot coffee,
buns, &C., to labOring men primarily, as
well as merchants and others who may see
Dit TO aid the cause with their custom. The
price for a cup Of coffee is only three cents.
Mario, the great tenor. is still living In
Rome, where he holds a sinecure appoint
ment, with salary OF $4,000 per anDum. as
overseer OF the ROYAL Museums. he Is
seventy-nne years OF age.
In the case of the Baltimore butter fraud
the prosecution failed to establish the fact
that Sapquinetti knew that it was oleomar-
garine he was selling, and the verdict was
"Not guilty"
The Very Rev. John Saul Howson, d.
D.. dean of Chester, England, is now
visiting Philadelphia, and Is the guest OF
Mr.. John Welsh.
Yupg Kwai, a Chinese youth, has graau.
ated second in his class at the Springfield
(Mass.) High School.
Hon. Thomas A. Hendricks will start OF
a visit to the Gulf Stsfes in few days.