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The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-05-08
SHE MADE JUDGE SMELL BLUSH,
Hut She Proved Her Case by Exhib.
tting II shnpeIy Ankle and "a Pretty

HIT She Proved Her Case by Exhib.
tting II shnpeIy Ankle and Pretty
Foot.
Judge Smell Is an extremely bashful man,
and for person OF his sensitive nature he was
placed in very embarrassing situation Tues.
day afternoon before a large audience.
Abuxom young girl named Susie Worthing.
ton, who was summoned to appear as q Wit.
ness against the proprletors OF the Central
Hotel, failed to put In on appearance when
the case was called Monday, and she wes
brought before the Court on an alta 'hment
for contempt.
She was sworn and questioned by tho Court
MS to the cause of her non.appe1ranco when
summoned. Tho defendant apprehended that
His Honor was going to send her to jail, ana
got n little mel ;ous.
81 couldn't get my shoe and stocking on"
answered tho girl.
"why?" asked tho Court, little impa.
tlently.
'Becauso my foot and leg were swollen"
was the prompt reply. "rll show you," aud
fhe very promptly pulled up her skirts and
exhibited n pretty foot and shapely ankle
before the Court knew what she was doing.
what Will do; mover mind, you can 60; It's
all right" said His Honor, as no violently
whirled his chair and looked the other way,
blughiug TO the roots Of his hair,
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George It. Douglass and Martha V. Evans, OF
Georgetown, d. O.
william Curtis and Alice Aver.
Daniel @. Beckett and Mary j. Reese.
Silas Hicks, OF Fairfax County, Va, and
Hannah NJ. Brown, of this city.
Alva n. Beazley aud @. A. Bray, both OF
Greene County, Va.
II. Ecklor and Laura l.. Judd.
d. G.. Carter and Rosa b. Reeves, both OF
Loudoun County, Va.
Churchill Carter and Susanna Miller.
George I. Cook, OF Buffalo, n. Y. aud Kate
+. Beatty, OF Detroit, Mich.
LeWis TaYlOr and Susie Davis.
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A Eill 10 Authorize the Sale of
District Property for school Par.
nifanA


bill has been introduced In tho House by
MIR. Barbour authorizing the District Commits
sloners 20 sell at auction the following named
property belonging TO tho Districts sublot3O,
square 300; pant of lot In square O26 lots 10
aud II, In square 1O0S; ono acre near tho
junction OF tho Chain Bridge, Tunlaw and
Loughboro roads, on north line OF Plckrel's
land; oue.half acre on Grant Road, between
Tennallytown and BrlghtwoOd, adjoining land
of John NoOnan, south side; ono acre on
Queens ChapelRoad, adjoining land OF George
W. Utermehle; lot forty feet square, for
mefly the Georgetown powder.house property,
west Of st. Adams Church, and the old flsh.
market lot In Georgetown, northwest corner Of
Potomac and Grace streets.
The bill also provides that tho act entitled
can act to protect Holmead Cemetery In the
District Of Columpia," approved March 3,
1870, be amended so as to make 1t read "5ell
and convey any part or the whole OF said
square," The proceeds OF the sale OF the forego-
Ing property are 10 be applied TO the purcha7o
OF sites and the erection OF school buildings iu
tho District during tho next fiscal year, In I'D
dition to whatever sums Of money are appro-
priated for this purpose.
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N. Brown MUST support the ChIId.

Justice Lewis /. O'Neal was engaged yoster-
day afternoon in hearing the charge brought
by Virginia i. Il. Douglees against Thomas L..
Brown, a messenger In tho First Auditors
Of1ice, Treasury Department., charging him
with being the father OF her illegltlmate child.
The evidence was strong In support of tho
charge, but Brown denied In toto all that was
laid against him. In rebuttal 1t was shown
that many OF the statements made by Brown
were untrue and he had been keeping COM
pany with the girl and they were looked upon
as lovers.
Justice o'Noal gave his decision this morn.
ing, requiring Brown to give bond to support
the child until IL is seven years of age, or IN
default be committed TO Jail.
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CHESAPEAKE g. OHIO RAILWAY

TRUNK LINE TO THE WEST, SOUTHWEST
AND NORTHWEST.
Leave from b. d p. depot as followa;
S.35 n. m,-Way Mail daily except Snnday) for
clifton Forge and Intermediate stations ON q.
~ o. Railway.
$40 y. M Louisville and Cincinnati Fast Line.
daily. Solid train with Pullman cars to Louis.
Vile, Richmond TO Cincinnati without change.
Arriving Columbus o., I.50 D. nj WInChes-
ter, 2.l5 y. M; Cincinnati, go y. M; licking
ton 3.l5 p m; Louisville, Z p. m, connecting
at these cities with through trains to all
points West, Southwest and Northwest.
1910 p. m.-Night Express daily except Sunday
for Ashland, KY, and Intern adiate stations
on @. d o. hallway.
ll.0j n, m.-ATrive Newport News 7p. m; Old
Point, $50 y. M; Norfolk, s p. IN.
Apply q. ~ o. railway office, 5l3 Pennsylva-
MIA avenue, V, NJ. railway office, Col PennsylVa.
mia ave and II. IL p, station. II. w. FULLER,
@. W. SMITH, Gen. Pass Agent.
General Manager.
FRANK TRIGG. N. h. Passenger Agent.
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BETTER IMAM a Circus.

The circus has come and gone, leayisB be-
hind It theme OF interesting colN$fsation to
all boys, We overhead cOupkatdlklng ovor
the same and Its sights. Saiosone, suddenly
81 tell you what beats Bagffdm's Circus, even
IL he had hundradywhlte elephantsl "
"Whats that ?" eagRrty asked the other. "B.
Robinson & Co.,,Ud0 Pennsylvania avenue"
was the sensipgs responses "thats whore all
the boys pArchts buy their clothes, and q suit
OF clothesl6tts a long time, and the circus only
sage assertion.
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A BAltimOrean Among the Saved OF
the Florida.

The Baltimore Sun to-day says: "James Pa
thence, OF Baltimore, was among the steerage
passengers on the lost steamship State OF Flor
ida. He left Baltimore on April o ana no
wrote his wife from New York that he was TO
sail on the 10Th. Mr.. Patience was on his way
TO visit his aged mother at Inverness, Scotland,
OF which country he was native. He mas
many years. His wife and step.child reside
at No. i12 South Colington avenue. Mr.. Pa.
thence has been engaged In the oystering and
junk business. He was n member of Wa7h
ington Lodge, !. o. Mechanics, and was saved
from the wreck"
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In all the occupations and dutlegysot the
housekeeper tho preparation of household
Ammonia, sold by Messrs. BarbQvf & Hamil-
sickroom 1t brings cleanlipeSS and purity and
freshness and thus facllltifes recovery; In the
laundry 1t saves boL,ptxterminates all that
ia unclean and purlQeS and cleanse5 with as
tonishing rapiditN in tho kitchen Its inau.
ence Is felt In spfhbblng and securing, aud in
the bathrooWM Is an Indispensable addition
10 the touet. For cleansing, washing and
scrubbipSrof all kinds, for deOdorlzlng and OK.
termipdting vermin, Household Ammonia is
the most valuable OF all articles. IL
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REAL ESTATE.

The following transfers OF real estate wore
filed for record to-day with the Recorder OF
Deeds, as reported exclusively to THE CRITIC
by f. olmstead, 1110 New York avenue:
Thirteen.and-a-half street west, between ID
and l. streets north, square 25G, part OF lot q,
north % It. In. by II It. o In, Kate Tourney to
Francis Tourney nominal.
Same properly next above described, Fran
els Tourney TO Timothy Tourney; nominal
- on public space corner Tenth street east,
south OF square 075, part of lot 4, 32x7S,
Alexander II. Jones 10 George W. albert;
$4,000.
Il street north, between Eighteenth aud
Nineteenth streets west, square 1873, sublot
IL, 26x1O0, James W. Smith OF al. to Louis Z.
Shoemaker; $1,575.
Adjoining next above described property,
eublot IL, James W. Smith ct al. to James NJ
Johnston 1876.
Tenth street west, between Rhode Island
avenue and p street north, square 337, sublot
l., 2bSSlqi, Mary l.. stephens TO Frank II.
Rawlings $l,SC0.
County.
Therlkeld's addition TO Georgetown, lots 1913,
1876, 1917, Martin sipperly ct al. to Harriet $.
Crocker; $500.
Beatty & Hawkins addition 20 Georgetown,
part OF lots 30 and 81, Charles H. Fickllng et
I al, trustees, to Margaret A. Frizzel; VI aAau!
--S---- -.Tsse'
"AIderney Dairy yEaisSns."
Fresh Attorney puaeg,ennfned every morn.
ing and dellyerea=iBF " " "Ward" prints. doc.
per ID. Also cottake cheese, buttermilk and
aweotnilk, be. perqt. Cream 1bc. pcr pint.
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THE EVENING CRITIC.
EsTABTIsHED AUGUST 1908.
WEATHER INDICATIONS.

The special bulletin Issued from the signal
OnCc to-day says:
Fair weather is indicated for the upper
Mississippi, Missouri and OHIO valleys, Ton
neseec, tho lake region and Middle Auantc
States on Friday.
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ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS.

regular monthly meeting Of the Columbia
Steam Fire Engine Company was held last
night with A. It. Ramsay In the chair and j. II.
Strlder secretary. Two new members wero
elected and one application for membership
wns referred TO the proper committee. The
matter OF completing tho interior of tho now
engine house and tower was fully discussed,
after which a resolution was adopted request
ing the Committee on Public Property to lay
before the City Council at Its next meeting all
information as 10 the amount required to com.
plete the house and tower.
There were but two prisoners detained at tho
station.house this morning for trlal-Allce
Smith and Celia Jackson-both colorod, for
being drunk and disorderly on tho street. In
the Mayors Court yesterday John Brent, col
ored, was committed TO jail for thirty days for
stealing q hat.
AT meeting OF the Alexandria Commercial
Company yesterday the following officers were
elected: President, d. G. Watkins; vice pre5l.
dent, j.. W; Carr; secretary, walter Roberts;
elected a board OF directors: p. b. Hooe,
Thomas Perry, J. O. Milburn, W. W. Herbert,
j. G. Beckham and J. ]. Jameson. Tho re-.
port OF the president gives an encouraging &C.
count Of the prospects OF this city rs grain
market.
At Flshtown yesterday shad sold at S18@1s
per hundred, and herring at si'5O@5.25 per
thousand.
Mr.. VIM. @. simpson, late engineer OF the
| Hydraulion Company, has entered suit against
the city for the amount which he claims to be
due him.
The wooden trunk at the corner of Fairfax
and Gibbon streets, Is In a dangerous condl.
tlon and deserves the attention OF tho Super
intendent OF Police Immediately.
The primary election has progressed quietly
to-day, and as there Is but little opposition
only small vote will be polled.
The steamer j. W. Thompson having 70.
ceived the necC sary repairs to her hull at the
| lower shipyard resumed her place on ths
| lower river route yesterday.
The schooner j. p. Robinson Colllde1 with
Lannon's wharf yesterday afternoon and vas
| badly damaged.
Thomas Hay and Thomas Bayne, the two
| young men who ran away from home about n
| week ago, Gran back this morning aud say
| there is no place like home"
The Dime Museum will be opened at Sarepta
| Hall tomorrow and Saturday nighiSseS%
Deposit Your StverxgrG aud VAL
uhhlpS
with the National SafzDeposlt Company, cor.
ner Of fifteenth ssteft and New York avenue
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-05-08
Denth I'm the BnII.Eoom.

Mics Ella Campbell, tho pretty 16year- old
daughter OF Police Captain Campbell, OF
Brooklyn, was taken i'll early on tuesday
morning while waltzing at wedding celebra
her mother, and being placed on sofa, In a
few minutes was dead In her mothers arm.
The young lady was favorite In society, and
was about to graduate at q select school. Her
death is attributed % heart disease, but there
had been no symptoms OF that or any other
disease, .stlrsi ~
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RAILROADS..
H1IIE GREAT
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE.

- -, ,.,,...,. ,,,,,',., -, ,,,,.,I.. u
pouRf.ts THAcE spIFNnrn scrNEpv
DOCbbh lNACh' bfIbNOlD SCENHkG,
sTEEI, RAILS, MAGNIEICEETE QUIpNtENT
- IN HFFEUT NOVEM BIER rs, 1883.
IkAlNS ~ AZ EiWiASbI,INaIoN, from Station
NJ ,res u" MN tne West, chicago Limited
A. H. daily; fast line. p.IS a. ar O da1t Nv g1g
Sleeping Cars from Harrisbura 10 aingc ,mma it
Western Txprcss, 746 III III dale cIV, ni
Cars to Pittsburgh; also connects daiiv for M.
cngo via Columbus and o. ST l., Is y ii n III -
with Sleeping Car from PittsRur1h 20 ~,
Mail Express, 10 p. NJ daily Tor pit, St,rih agTI
the West, with Palace Sleeping Car from VIZ iu
ingtOn TO Chicago.
BALTIMORE & POTOMAC RAILROAD.
l7nr Trio Cnnnndnioun pocbes,ar prnato 81
am nj iO 90 M M daily esCans aafnpanVy, NInS
t ~, IL y id 1 W noGlester anu
ipsinr ~ sntnrdnv uiobt y,it i ,,t ns masn
Renoyn '' '''e'N "''' i''' a." peSouu
For WiiiIiamanort Iocy troyor aud t,,,,,ro ~,
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AMUSEM ENTS.
TnE NATIONAL TnEATEE.


fine audience witnessed the performance
OF "Fogg's Ferry" at the National Theatre
last evening. This evening and throughout
the remainder OF the week Miss Evans VIII APP
pear In the pretty drama "Dowdrop." Sstur-
day matinee will be souvenir performance,
and each lady in tho audience Will be present.
ed with cabinet sized photograph Of the
brilliant little actress, Miss Evaps.
pINAvoRE AND PIRATES.
Friday and Saturday evenings respectively
"PinafOre" and '"rhe Pirates OF Penzance" Will
be given at Ford's opera House by the pupils
Of Nine. Josephine Logan. Miss Virginia Ev-
ans, of the Boston Bjou opera Company,
will sing Lille BUttercup and RuM.
THE THEATRE CoMIQUE.
Tho attractions at tho Comlquo this week
are OF IN unusually fine and sensational char
acter.
THE DIME MUSEUM.
The Dino Museum presents an entertaining
programme. Performances every afternoon
and evening.
cHILDREN's FAIR.
fair for the aid of the orphan asylum fund
will be held at Abner's Hall this evening.
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parlien Lenvlng Ihe Olty

for the summer should at once arrangatonave
their siiverwarc, valuable papers, .k,odds, etc.,
pany, corner Of Fifteenth aR9SNew York ave-
nue.. This company YAssstlblished In 1887
and is under the management OF Beni p. Sny-
der presidents; Q56tles q. Glover, OF Riggs g.
Co., vice .prsbbAeht; II. Lawracon Riggs, treas
urer; AlAest L.Sturteyant, secretal u HenryA.
WillaEe5John G.. Parke, John +. Rodgers.
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ahn LltlIo NYissinnnrY.

have met her many mornings
With her basket on her arm,
And a certain subtle charm,
Coming not from her adOrnlngS,
But the modest light that lies
Deep within her shaded eyes.
And shC carries naught hut blessings,
Asshe Journeys up and down
Through tho neYer-heedlug Town
WIN her looks the ground caresslngi
Yeti know her steps arc bent
on ONE task OF good intent.
Maiden, though you do not AJAX It,
And your modest eyes may wink,
VIII tell you what think
Queens might gladly bear your basket
If thoy could appear as true,
And ms good and sweet as you.
IL. T.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-05-08
Presentation Day ut the Deaf Mute
College.

Yesterday was designated as presentation
day at the National Deaf Mute College at Ken
dali Green. The candidates for graduation
were Messrs. Warren Robinson, of Wisconsin,;
Randall Allabough, of Pennsylvania, aud
George Williams Yeditz, of Maryland.
The distinguished visitors who occupied
seats on the stage, beside Professor dallaudet,
were: Chief Justice Waite, General Johrf
Eaton, United States Commissioner OF Eiuca
ton; Professor Daniel O. Gilman, president OF
the Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore,
Senator II. l.. Dawes, Mr.. W. w. Corcoran, DR..
yelling, president OF Columbian College, and
Professor Hilgarde, OF the United States Coast
Survey. The Chinese Minister was among tho
audience.
Orations were rendered by tho graduates In
the sign language, and interpreted and read
by Professors Gallaudet and Chickering. ..1fS
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-05-08
We shall close the store.asf

031 Pennsylvania avenue, on Satilrdtiy night
next without fail, as our lmmogse business on
Seventh street requires all E9nr attention and
real camels' hair sh9Nfs, few fine roDes,
black snd coloreaFSflks and many desirable
goods on whiebsfio reasonable orer will DO re.
fused. Ayatf yourself OF the opportunity until
JANsBURGH & BRO.
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Auothor SuIt for Divorce.

Margaret Bryan, by her attorney. L. ,oabell
Williamson, to-day filed petition f0G divorce
den name was Margaret Waters and she is
now teacher In one OF tho public schools
Thoy were married In Baltimore, MIDI Feb,
ruaty 81, 1870, ana no deserted her without
cause ON April 81, 1880, two months later.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-05-08

ARcCnn work for the Government.
Elina Gibson, an able bodied white vag, was
in the dock this morning at the Police Court
again.
"DOnt no ever work 2" inquired the Court OF
the officer who brought the prisoner In,
"Yes, he loafs around tho river front and
works ten minutes at time to earn enough to
get ono drink" was the answer; "but he never
works longer than that"
"All right" said His Honor, "ho can work
for the Government ninety days"
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r ooK Ar Low FARES.

FORTRESS MONROE AND NORFOLK.
Fare 80 cents, NORFOLK and FORTRESS
MONROE. steamer JANE MoSELEY leayes
Washington for Norfolk and Old Point Monday,
Wednesday ana Friday at $3.50 p, m,
SPRINGNfAN'S EXPRESS will call for bag,
gage from Hotels and Private ResldenCes Can
he called by Telephone.
POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS. Faro % cts,
steamer JOHN w. THOMPSON leaves Monday,
Wednesday and Saturday at "a. m.
For Information apply NJ General Olice, Gl3 18th
st. or at COmpany's Wharf, foot OF 9Th 81.
ALFRED WOOD, Secretary.
mi7 GEO. II. PHILLIPS, Superintendent
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Rmey Are Not Suffering Very Much.
II is stated that tho failure OF Grant & Ward
will not embarrass General Grant. The fund
OF 100000 raised for his benefit some years
ago is In trust and cannot be touched, aud his
house in New York and his cottage at Long
Branch are in Mrs. Grants name. He has In
addition private funds OF his own which Will
not DO affected by the failure, as he was
simply special partner, and can only lose tho
amount no invested, about $4,000, which he
put I'm 10 assist his son. 1t Is understood that
u. $, Grant, IT., has 100000 invested outside
of the firm, and his wife, who is q daughter OF
ex-senator Chaffee, Is worth over million.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-05-08
PARASOLS! PARASOLS!

New Styles! Just Opened,
Coaching ParasOIs, all ColOrs, SI3O, $L50
Sl.75, So and S2.25.
Satin ParasOIs, Lined, Trimmed with
Spanish Lace, S2.75.
Silk Parasols, 81, SLIPS, Sl50, $l75.
40.inCh Cashmeres, new cOlOrs, 25 els.
40-inCh Atwood ShOOdah Cloths, 80 cts.
TrCotne Dress Goods, IS cts,
Gerster Spring Dress Goods, i2H cts.
Ladies' Flannel Sulting, I2H cents.
Nuns Yelling, all COlOrs.
Summer Silks, 81 cents.
Black Gros Grain Silks, 95 cents,
40-ln0h AlI-Linen Towels, II cts.
Wamsutta Cotton, 8 cts.
Sheeiing COttOns, 10 cts.
Boys Cloth, &c.,, 1885,, $50.
Merrimaok Calico, ~ cts.
Feather Proof Ticking, i5C, and l8c.
Straw Mating, New Patterns.
ChiIdren's Hose, no seams, Is cts.
Ladies' Hose, no seams, 20 cts,
TOWSONS
636 Pa. Ave., South Side.
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STEAMBOATS,.

rAIIY LINE TO NORFOLK, FORTRESS
~ MONROE AND THE SOUTH.
Steamers GEORGE LEARY and EXCELSIOR,
Summer SChedule-MRy TO Sept. 80, 1881
Steamers will leave 7th ST. wharf, ~ follows:
LEARY on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and
FRIDAYS at $3.50 y, M, making no stops between
Alexandria and Fortress Monroe -
EXCELSIOR ON TUESDAYS and THURS
DAYS at SO p. m. and SATURDAYS at 0 .. m,
stopping at PlRey Point and COrnheld IIarbor
each way,
Exclusive connection with the Boston and
Providence steamers, Connect also with New
York end Richmond steamers Norfolk ana
Western, SeabOnrd and Roanoke, Ocean View
RnA Virginia Beach RAILROADS.
Passage and rooms can he secured nj Baltimore
& Ohio ticket office, aL 18th ST. and Pa. ave ~.
Marc Hotel, POlbinhornr, neNttO City PostOilicc.
office of KnoN's Express, 9Th ST. and ia, ave. and
at COmpRny'B office, 18th At, wharf
KNOCKS Express Will call for and check bag
gage from hotels and private residences.
Freight received daily until D. m,
w. L, WELCE, Den, Agent
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-05-08

BEING Our Own Manufac t.asers,
and having many yeRra expeNtefice, knowing
tho wants Of our exf nnssstfade, our patrons
will ind our clotbtng Just adapted to their
ors and Slatfffefs corner seventh and E.
--S-
Tho annual Congress Of tho American
Forestry Association convened yesterday at
the Agricultural Bureau and continued It's
sessions to-day. The following new members
sachusetts Willard Warner, New York; Phi.
Ietus Sawyer, Wisconsin, ii. Il. Butcher, West
Virginia; John Il. Hobbs Maine; John A.
King, Sterling Morton, Nebraskai j. O, Reed,
Ohio. Hon. Hope Reed, OF Scotland, and Hon.
Mr. Voorhees,, OF Washington, d, o., woro
elected honorary members. NUMBER OF In.
teresting papers were read, and tho subject OF
Legislation tending TO protect forests was
thoroughly reviewed.
A Jury in the Richmond (Va,) Hastings
Court yesterday found Garter H. Louthan,
school superintendent OF Clarke Countyguilty
Of violating tho law enacted by the last Legl5'
laturo prohibiting school superlntendentS
| from active participation I'm politics, The de.
| PENDANT was fined $50, and the court declared
| bis place as school superintendent vacant
| Louthan's counsel appealed 70 tho supreme
| Court Of Appeals, That court, In consllerlnS
| this case, will pass upon the validity OF the
| new Law. This Is TO be test case,
The departmental representatives and
| tho Commissioners from tho various states
| and Territories 10 the cotton exposition az
| New Orleans met at Wlllards Hotel last eYon-
| Ing. Hon. Frank Bacon, Of Kansas, was elected
| PRESIDENT and j. W, Ryckman, OF Georgia,
secretary, Major Burke stated the objects OF
the meeting, after which addresses wore DO
1 livered by Hon. George d. Lorlngi General
Bickles, OF ooloradoi Judge Sebrlg, OF Fl0ridai
i Commissioner Eaton and others. A commtttee
was appointed 10 form plans tQrstho collection
and exhibition OF the statedfsplays.
! PARAsoLs at-Hephg's, 7S6 7th street.
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THE MORNING NEWS,

Local nud General. Boiled Down,
Worked over and Furnished Up
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fair for the aid of the orphan asylum fun
Will be held at Abner's Hall this evening.