davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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!nDhcY nc O0talticu WAS lost In mining specli-
latlons.
''nl..psrREEr's"
renorts 1a3 fntlurea tho ,,o.l .veot Il, tim
United States mid I'r1yIprrs, Il tlpcrcnsn NJ
seventeen rs compared with thu preceding
week, ail Indication That trade f. improved
GENERALLY, fur n!nst Of tile failures WIRE com.
cAl.L scyttuz
has acceptrl nj, Inyita,inn r., n roco,,,,,,, mn,
,lti, teifrn,i v ,,,,,,.r ~ ,ho KY s na,tl
nai, cItlzclls here. '' - '" 0''' ''''
'' ~'>'-~''" ''>'-' RIM:
tity. n,,,nsr ~ nf =: wast'. ri sex, ,s.;r ~ stsey
iess burned rim,s,. ,n,,st e"ti,,nsiv @ ,sar., w.
Arthur Scn.t, TtnDttty Uutlj, atpi Murris
Grant. The loss by the fire is sinall, ard fully
coScfed by Insurance.
Srw YnuE ~. MnrcI, a,n,ntr,,.o,' .r.arn'E1,. :..o,
ntystetnms. i,"ct,,s.s,, H., III t,Mir GhTM ~,
Sanifary Su.IatI s,ar., " fru ~" "rs 'i H. a ai'
,irtcrs to.,Iay f"vi vii! % m" awm 'n,.n,s . fr
,Ilakng thgr;rl cnI,rnss anT ~ rritinni ~. ~.
a.,ination ri tln tvi'r,.os,s @ c,,d a.,s y
thrtsEi,n,,t ina III, , ',,.,t ui I',s e ~:
first strp In tu c,tIttaipil enlnst thn srn,,rr,.
tyi'i,,,.is'i':yer, rcs',Ive ulnn By the noarl Of
Health Ut Its recent lnceting.
PRESIDENT or THE wUnt1,'s Fam.
NEW IutsK. AfurcIl ej,-Mr. lturtt j. .rrw
ST was ,lotitfrtl to-day pf his selection ~
!,rt'sitlent nf the Worlds Fair. The Erie
tia t,lltter entirely In Mr .t.wrtt.s l,",n.x II
Is expected lis rgi,ly viii hr mali, ,r.ftny
,.n,..<,,, .,,,, - "''
'rhe j,ost sovs. >. ,,o,1,,,,, ,,,l,or. h,,.o
ntlvIrrs fran iinriu t1,nt ti,,, H., II, ~ f.. ~
ilns ,ieciI,yl To- sttl1, uayinSnts In nnt,i. Wn
co,str.c tl,js To lt,aiI ilat th,. ,a,,i; Mil NJ
oIlrt lcft,rc. wr l,rIirvt. in rxI r,fI,sc t.. INV
gold eXcunt u, the cynr,.ss stl,.,I i.inn tnt ~ /,
Shall taIt he rx1mr,rtl. lin i,r,,r Ink tlIe
premium on Eulti in paris, NJ Tia r,sI,it RI
this actiou Of tic l,auk ixiIlci, hns n.e,,
caused by tic w0rkiiut OF iurrjxt ey.
challges}, ts MG3i1 ri nrr cr,,t' =. co.S.
, 1881-03-26

and poetry. and though ha had never scon yes.
~ nm tho siuokf, bo planned and constructed
hia nwn Ahtpyarl. and hu!lt most Of tho crnft
navigating the waters oY tho JiteriAn ttcpilbitc.
!ie ncyeF loft Liberia aftor his arrival thoro III
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-28
The Peabody Library.

INCORPORATION OF TIE ASSoCIATfoE-PRABopy's
LETTERS OF GIFT.
A certificate OF Incorporation has been filed
by The Peabody Library Association OF George.
town-W. w. Corcoran, Geo. w. Riggs An
thony Hyde, w. L. Dunlop and W. s. Cox being
the corporators. The term OF organization is
twenty years. and the object is the accomplish
ment of the design Of the donor, as expressed
in bis letter OF gift attached TO the certificate.
This letter Is dated g. La Fayetue street. Salem,
April 20, 1867, and is addressed to Messrs. Cor
coran, Riggs, Hyde, Il. ID. Cooke and Dunlop,
and says, "being desirous OF making some gift
which would be productive OF benefit TO the
citizens OF Georgetown, In the District or Co
iumbia, where commenced business for my
self In early youth, am persuaded that can
not better do SO than by endeavoring TO assist
them In their own endeaV0rS TO cultivate q
healthful, moral and Intellectual progress ana
therefore give to you, gentlemen, the sum OF
$4,000 TO be by you held, and your SUCCESSORS,
In trust as q fund for a public library TO be
established In the city OF Georgetown. This
sum direct to be invested and accumulate
until IT shall be sufficient In connection with
the amount OF accrued interest and including
any donations from other sources. should such
be made. to erect a suitable building In the
city OF Georgetown for public library, and to
establish therein good general circulating
library, to which the Inhabitants shall have
free access. Should you think it best to keep
the far DIS as they are until they shall be
sufficient by accumulation, as before stated, to
erect building which shall not only be suit
able for such library as l have specified, but
for lectures for popular instruction, give you
leave TO do so. direct that an annual
report OF the condition OF the fund and the
amount OF income be prepared ana puollSned."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-28
Americas Daughter Republic.

Amex1Ca1 DduXntet HepUbItCe
Letters from Monrovia of date March 255h,
advise that "the interest In Liberia College Is
increasing, not only in the Republic but in
the regions beyond, and In the foreign settle
ments along the coast. The work Is growing
rapidly. The river settlements are said to be
flOurishing In the strength OF their expanding
agriculture. Arlington and BrowerVille are
worth seeing. was at Brewerville few days
ago. Tne Arkansas refugees are pushing rap
vance of some Of the Old settlers. Well they have
had facilities which the old settlers had not,
and every succeeding emigration win have
cofYee crop this year has been very large.
When shall we have more emtgrants? Per-
hape It is better to let them push on from
BreWerville, occupying the intermediate lands
until they overtake Arthington. Then they
may advance, one large fourishing settlement,
toward B0p0ro 1t is cheaper settling them at
breWervllle than at ArthingtOn."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-28
WALL STREET TO-DAY.
U. =. Fours Higher than Ever He
Gars


NEw YORK, April 2S-Tae Posts financial
article GAO editionl Says: AZ the stock ex-
cnange, L. :. fouTs are up 10 Il57.aliS the
highest price ever attained: the AZ 5 are up 10
ass. the SIS 10 ICES, and the 6's are l0ss
Win Sne = selling AZ ll5sl allie. the advantages
oi - per cent bond, ruaning an Indefinite
ume, are apparent Southern state b1nds are
active for the Tennessee issues al amour sfeaiy
prices Railroad bonds are Irregular ana GEN
erally nlgner, the advance rangfn, from Z 70
~ per cent, The latter Indiana Rlootulucton
ana western incomes, the market price of
which should now be double the prtce os
the new Indiana, bloomington aud Westarn
stock for which the income bonds ara ex
chapgeable until June 3oth, one dollar OF bonds
10 5o%. The exceptions a G 0hio Central In
comes, which are down 10 60. from 62l, and {.
{. & l. c. incom6S 10 II a, from 1S. In the
stock market prices are ali higher except the
elevated railroad stocks. Ohio Central and
Texas Pacific; the last Gamed is lower on the
report. that terms for union with the Iron
Mountain have been agreed upon Texas ana
Pacific TO join at leo. ana Iron Mountain al 10.
while this report weakened Texas aud Pacific
IL Strengthened Iron Mountain. Whether the
report Is true or not we do not know. Lake Shore
continues 10 be the most active stock, and to-
gether with the other Trunk Line stocks it has
oeen moderately strong, on the report that the
trunk Line managers in session up town to-
DAY have agreed 10 form a pool The Goa
stocks, While dun. are nrm. OF the telegraph
stocks western Union Telegraph has been
strong; American District Telegraph on the
other hand has been feyerish at 6ll6s ''cash. -
and 6l \ 10 62k regular, the difference being
explained by the large short interest In the
stocks. Money on Call here Is san per cent: :
on time, 3a3 per cent, and on prime mer-
cantlle paper, 4 y as per cent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-28
An Old Couple s windled.
WORTHLESS Bills OF EXCHANGE.

"ONfHDHnS bIfKS Ut EANHANJK.
An Old couple came into Treasurer GlInllan g
office yesterday, having with them three bills
OF exchange-one for 100000, one for $4,000
and one for $1,000. These were drawn on the
Treasurer, Baltimore" and were signed by
"Geo. Lamborne, CASHIER All OF the bills OF
exchange were OF course worthless. The story
given by the venerable people who had been
swtndled Is that they reside near Baltimore
collect the claim they employed an attorney in
Baltimore named Fischer, who from time to
time drew on them for various sums for notary
fees, &C. to the amount OF $50, and 1nally gave
them the aforementioned bills OF exchange.
Their visit to Treasurer Gilf1llan was 70 collect
the money. They say their accommodating
attorney told them that In addition to the
amount OF their claim Uncle Sam would give
them house on street, next to Senator John
Shermanh When they observed they had been
swindled they left the Treasurers office with
sad hearta
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-28
The MaYkelNs

BALTIMORE. April rs -virsinis sixea de-
40; past due coupons. s6: do new ten-forties..
on h.,fmnpH d1i forty oeugSns Se. bid day
ION Flour unchanged. Wheat southern nomi.
nal: western lower ana weak southern red. j. 22a
:es spot @ and Sps5 fiSsIX.i;al,., MY. l59ss 9:s.
DO; yellow, bSka55; western mixei spot and April.
steady-wes;ern white. 4sass DO. mi2sd, .sssS. ss.
Rye quiet. lis. Hay unchhn sed.. PROVISIONS
leum nominal refined. 8 Cofiee dall-Rio c.rsoes,
81 WhiskS A dun 10 freishts % unchansea nf ssnt sna
dull keceipts..nonr l.645 barrels; wheat 80. 500
rye, 40 bushels; shipmenis 6I.6sS
bushels; s%s bel corr. q, 600 basbe 8, saes-whest.
NEW YORK. april 8 DstocSs fairly steady.
Money. s. Exchange-lons, 4s3A; short. 4s5s
chansed. Wheat feVerish and unsettled. Uorn 4
NEW YORK, Arrn IS. IL 9. nth. s.oo.
MAIZE MARKET 9pened s.r9ss and generally hisher and
sieculation be can weak and decline ~ % tis iS
s per cent TOOK place. in which the ees.ted railway
Michiean Central sere most prominent. 1'''''s ""0
LQNDoN., April %, II so .. m.-Oonsols.
ve. ios Atlantic ana Great 0s western ss@er hrs rsi
mortgage trustees certifcatea. 67. Erie Az; do.
New kssans ss s
York. Ontario and Western. IS.
LONDON, April 2s, 4:30 y. m.-Consols-
for money, 10i 9-i6; for the account, l0lx
Atlantic aud Great Western first mortgage trustees
certificates, 67H. New York Central, i4sk ILL.,
nols Central, l404. Reading. 299s New York.
Ontario and Western. 353.
NEW YORK MARKETS THIS AFTERNOON.
The following quotations were current In New
York to-day 1t 2:S0 p. m, - reported by II. II.
Dodge. Of $50 18th street by special wire -
Western Union. l167s; do. new stock. slh, New
York Central. 143s4; Lake Shore. l245s; Michigan
Central. lo7h; New YORK. Lake Erie and western.
SSH Sesv,as as and %s va ss1onds
Jersey Central. 9s Delaware and Hudson. l0g |;
Beading, 55x; Northwestern. l224; do. preferred.
=; 81. Paul. ll2s do. preferred. -; Wabash
Pacific. ll6x: NJ. z. and T.. i5k; hannibal
and st: Jo 6es: do preferred. lGS7s st. Louis and
Iron Mountain. 65h Ohio and Mississippi lSs,
g.. aass; Northern DI Pactac % COM. CON- a 1S,s: doc do.
preferred. TAN; San Francisco oom.. =; DO.
preferred. -: do. first preferred, =: Central
Pacific, S6x; Rock Island. 1876; Chesapeake and
Ohio, %; Louisville and Nash sie, g9A Nashville
and Chattanooga, "a; Ontario and Western. S4iS !:
Manhattan Elevated. 22x; Illinois Central. 1851 |;
Canadian Southern. 75a; District Of Columbia .. oS
ts bonds, -, OhiSsso Burlington , and Quincy,
9maha. -: DO: preferred, PIX; o.d; q. and l.. sS
New Orleans. 75 Col. Goal. -; Ohio Central,
29h; Texss Pacific, GIN; Texas Pacific L. O., S6x.
Closing Government Bonds:-6s. l.03xal. .037E !;
coupon. 1.03Asl .031S SIS. GAL 0lA coupons,
1.G?Asl 03; 4e's Li4kall4s; couponA l:l4As
1.l4H; &s. l.l67ssl. l6; coupons. LIS ssIls.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-28

DIvKRrEG rHI COAL TRADE FROM WASHING.
ToN-This ie the day set for the meeting OF the
board OF public works OF the state OF Mary
land. and the deciding OF the question submit
cent meeting Of the board at Cumberland. It
b the expressed belief OF some OF the poraons
at that meeting. that Notwithstanding the
justice OF the position assumed by the coal
interests OF that region and the almost unani.
NOUS sentiment Of the people there In favor
OF the Georges Creek road, that the board OF
public works win evsde the issue by passing
over tnis question, thus giving the Baltimore
NC ONO ralir0ao the advantage OF the coal
trade the coming reason and ifs diversion to
balumore. lt is OF much Importance TO the
interests Of the District of Columbia that the
canal company secure this right OF way.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-28
A Grain Elevator Rurnea.

PHILADELPHIA. April 2S.-The Girard Point
grain elevator. brick building owned by the
Girard Point Storage Company, was dest stroyed
by hre early this morning. The stock of grain
on hand yesterday was about 7O, 600 bushels, all
OF which was destroyed. The loss is covered
Dy insurance, the grain being insured by the
owners or consIgneeS.
The warehouses In the vicinity OF the eleva-
tor were also burned. as well as quantity of
miscellaneous freight which was to have been
shipped to Europe Tomorrow. At noon the
nre was stu smouldering. The loss on the
corn and wheat destroyed Is about $97 900, on
which there Is an insurance of nearly 500 900.
The loss on the buildings Ia about 5000 900 and
the insurance 1887 OCO,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-28
Sporting Notes.

Delegates from Harvard, Trinity, Columbia,
Princeton and the University OF Pennsylvania
met at the Fifth Avenue Hosel. New York, on
Cricket Association" All matches are to be
played according to the rules OF the Maryle-
bone Club OF England.
Base ball yesterday: At New York-Provi-
dence 2, Metop0litans l. At Troy-Troy City
a. AtlanticS 8.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-28
IrfAh Catholic Bishops and the
Land bill.
Suicide by Shooting.

CINCINNATI, April 2S.-Job E. Owens, prom.
ineDt citizen Of Hamilton, o., committed suicide
on Tuesday night by shooting himself with a
revolver. The act was deliberate as he bought
the pistol at o'clock In the afternoon and at
exchanged 1t for one OF larger calfber. No
cause for the deed Is known. He was mem
Der OF the well-known manufacturing firm OF
owens, Lane Dyer. It Is singular fact that
Mr. Dyer, OF the same flrm, came to his death
In similar manner few years ago. Mr..
Owens was 6 years old and leaves a wife and
children, and also 3 children by q former
wife. His estate Is valued at $50 OlN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-28
THE GREAT STEAL.
Remarks by Nesc York Editors.
The Danning Figures.

The Damning Figures.
IN. Y. Tribunef
General Brady should understand that he is
not carrying on fight with the newspapers
but with the figures of his own expedited
contracts. They condemn him. II he has any
explanation OF these damuing figures let him
make it forthwith. II not he had better relapse
into obscurity as soon as possible.
WantOn and Gross Corruption.
IN. Y. Herald.]
Mr.. Brady In an emphatic dispatch to the
Washington organ OF the republican party de
MED the charges Of corruption, but the evil
der ce that comes before US now will require
denial: Here we have In proof ninety three
post Office routes, principally In the west an
southwest, the services IN whfce cost the gov
ernment some time ago s727 ll9. This was
increased by Mr.. Brady to 81 075, ,O95. 1t seems
under the law that the right to increase the
allowance Is an arbitrary act OF the Postmaster
General. According to this showing the net
profits Of the star route ring would be over S.,
possible not to see Wanton and gross corrup-
tion.
SCurriIOus InnuendOess
IN. Y. Times.I
And yet, day after day, the man publishes In
the newspaper which he directs, the most scur-
rllous innuend0es in regard to the President OF
the United States, and the most wanton abuse
OF all who are helping the President to discover
the amount OF the steal which by the conni.
vance OF Gen. Brady has been perpetrated On
the Government OF the United States. One day
the inquiry into the star route contracts is
called an "lnfamous vitrol-throwing enter
PRISE" and 1t is asked whether the President
or Postmaster General deserves the credit for
1t. On another the Administra tion Is charged
with being under the influence of Tilden of
supplying 1.-THE polecats OF the press' with a
festival, and much more to the same purpose.
What Brady Omits to Say.
W
What Brady omits to say Is more significant
than what he says He does not refer to the
peremptory demand for his resignation, which
was promptly sent In without protest. He
makes no mention OF the grave 1mputations
implied In this dismissal or Of the facts which
cannot disguise the truth that he Is called upon
in effect TO defend himself against charges
made not by "a few newspaper corre5pon-
dents" and ''diSgraced contractors" but by the
Postmaster General and the President OF the
United States.
No Wonder Dorsey Did Not Want
An office
New York SUM-
What is known as the Dorsey branch OF the
Post Of1ice ring held twenty five contracts for
star service. all OF them in the remote terri
tories or states Those regions were chosen
for these operations because they are far re-
moved from public view, and more readily
managed by ccllusi0n with poStmaSters and
with the accounting Office. Those contracts,
accorolng 10 the scnedule prices. rooted up
$50, ,24S when awarded. But when Brady ma
nipulated and expedited" them they aggre-
gated $46S, 900 year, or nearly eight hundred
per cent. on the original bids! No wonder
Dsrsey did not want an Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-28
Washington Fish Market.
aEAvY ARRIVALS OF d

This morning 275.l5O herring, 6,335 shad, 800
hickory shad ard 200 bunch fish arrived at
the fish wharf. 1900 herring, 100 bunch fish
and quantity OF oysters were condemned as
Qnwhoiesome, and sent down the river.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-28

THE ST. LOUIS STREET CAR SrRIKERs.-No
street cars were running In St Louis yesterday.
A Gatling gun was placed in the armory OF the
National Guard, ready for any emergency.
Three lines OF cars are to be run to-day, With
the help OF the entire police force, who win use
their clubs to disperse any gatherings, and I'm
ball The strikers denounce the neWspapers of
the city, and threaten to shQYcott, tfem
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-28

N1w YORK, April 2S.-A collision occurred
th is morning on the East River, between the
ferry boat Alaska and the tug d. C. Gibbs, the
latter being struck with such force as to nearly
turn It over. The fireman was Knocked over.
board. but was rescued By the crew ana prop
we're scattered about by the collision and set
fire to the woodwork OF the tug, but the flames
were extinguiahed before any great damage
had been done. Her repairs viii cost about
$500. The Alaska being much Larger and hav-
ing an iron hull was not damaged ct all
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-28

BUSINESS FAILURE AND SuIcDK.-The flrm OF
Bloom Brothers, fancy dry goods dealers New
York, failed yesterday, and late In the after
noon Joseph Bloom, junior member Of the firm,
was found dead In q room OF the fremont
House. Broadway, where he had registered the
previous day under an assumed name. There
were no marks Of violence on the body and no
Signs Of disturbance In the room.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-28
Curious Case OF Restitution In Nal
limOre.

BALTIMORE, April 2s.-IaSt night between ,
and 10 O'Clock the bell was rung at the window
OF the residence OF Charles Webb, collector OF
city taxes. The bell call was answered by q
man whom she did not recognize asked II Mr..
Charles Webb lived there. Being answered 10
the affirmative. he handed Miss Webb a small
unsealed package, saying, please give this 10
him, and quickly retired. The package con-
tained nine one hundred dollar bills loosely
folded Ia part or n sheet OF white paper, en-
dorsed $500 back taxes" To-day IL was turned
over TO the conscience fund.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-28

RHvINUB APPOINTMENTS TO-DAY.-R. j. Cul-
ley, storekeeper and gauger ed district Penn
sylvanis; c. Il. GNen, stOrekeeper and gauger
sth district Pennsylvania; George F. HRrbert,
gau0er 1st district New jersey.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-28
The Star Route Ring Threaten to
Ketaliate.

1t was reported at the Capitol to-day that
the star route ring" are going to open fire on
the administration; that they will charge
that mail contractors were assessed last
year to raise money for the republicans In In
diana at General Garfleld's request. and that
the latter knew how the money was to be
raised. The rumor also alleged that other at
tacks Will be made on the President, some Of
them going back some years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-28
'nder Dorsey Did Not Want
An Office

WHILE excavattDg the site OF new college
near Montreal, workmen found the bodies OF
two men: A hotel once stood there, ana two
wealthy lumbermen who stopped over In 1t one
night were never Afterwards heard Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-28

BURGLARS broke into the post Office at Ca
margo. Pa, yesterday morning, and blew open
the safe. The postmaster, who was aroused,
any booty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-28

ABOUT midnight of Tuesday three men went
to the residence Of John Baker, near Manning
ton, West Virginia, and shot at Baker through
the window. They then entered, felled him
with an axe, searched the house and Obtained
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-28

The French forces continue their advvnce
into Tunislan territory, and have defeated the
Kroumirs In several engagements.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-28

ADJOURNMENT UNTIL NONDAY.-It has been
determined by the republicans to adjourn ths
Senate over from this afternoon until Monday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-28
WASHINGTON. D. c.. APRIL %. 1881.

" Fisfer and Jas. W. Elms IL this day dissolved
by mutual consent. The business win be conducted
a the old stand by John V. Fister. and All uAbil
tiles O. said rm viii be assumed and al debit COL
lected by John v. Fister. JOHN Y. LISTER,
ap26-Sts SA0. W. ELMS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-28

BUFFALO, N. T.. April ss-John Welker, a
well to do farmer, living near Batavia, Genes
see county, was murdered BY Charles Stokley,
ofthe hand Of Welkers daughter In marriage
was the cause leading to the crime. Stokley
shOt the deceased four times with revolver
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-28

HON. EMORY STORRs, the brilliant Chicago
lawyer who has just left Washington for his
home, says that the deadlock in the Senate re-
minded him "of the Irlshman who had the ram
by the horns In the meadow and was bawling
pa-r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-28

Found Dead i'm Her Bed.
GALVESTON, Tx, April 2s.-MIs. CorneIa
city to her sister, was found dead In her bed
yesterday morning. She was up late the pre-
vious night entertaining friends. ana was ap-
parently In perfect health. Her death was
caused BY heart disease.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-28
P GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal
revenue, 1854 .6s5.46 customs 1929, ,2166O.

BRADY says this fuss about the Star routes Is
the second riDgin' Of the fust bell
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-28
SsTake Her Up Tenderly."
f0pnV,{ {1on DuAon

Democratic newspapers had better handle the
'star route" swindie with gloved hands The
first thing the democratic editors know, the
form Of democratic member Of Congress viii!
be found hidden away In some OF the dark cavl-
ties OF the riHg WoOd-pileI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-28

TAILORING DEPARTMENT..
Ian am Offering this Spring very choice stock Of
OVERCOATS.
QUORN CLOTHS fWaterproofed-not produced
before tAis season).
CARR'S MELTONS
NOhSTkDS IN DiAgonals and BASKETS and many
Mixtures.
COATS AND VESTS.
ENGLISH CLOTHS;
VENETIANS;
:. WoRsTED DIAGoNALs;
.. MELTOys;
QUORN CLOTHS
TROUSERS.
Large Stock of Choice Patterns
SUlTlNGS,
AL the newest Designs and Mixtures In ENG
THE ABOVE GOODS ARE MY OWN DIRECT
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