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Washington stock Exchange.

The following changes from yesterdays quota
tions on the Washington Stock Exchange are
noted to-day: U. $. 4ias, 1891, coupon, l12ss
bid, Is asked: do, registered, do. do: As, 1907.
coupon, 1928 bid, % asked; do. registered,
do do; ID. c. market stock, rs, 1892, cur, 117Ia
bid: 5O-year fund, 3.65s, 1924, cur, 116ia bid,
IS asked; Washington a. Georgetown railroad
stock, 1876 bid; do. bonds, ZIG bid; Metropolitan
railroad stock, S4aa bid, S5la asked; Washing
ton Gas, ADA bid. 43as asked; Georgetown Gas,
All, bid; Firemens Insurance, A asked:
Franklin. 431a asked: National Metropolitan
Insurance, 50 bid; National Union, 1sss bid,
1S1a asked; Corcoran Insurance. So bid: Column
bia Insurance, los. bid, II asked; Riggs Insur-
ance, 6as bid, "a asked; Washington Market
stock, 1915 bid; Inland and Seacoast bonds 63
bid, IS asked; Washington Brick Machine
stock, 1922 bid, Is asked; Bank of Washing
ton, 651a bid; Farmers and Mechanics bank
Georgetown, 14e bid; Citizens National bank
los bid; Second National bank. 1851 bid: Gen.
trail National bank, 165 bid; Mreat Falls Ice
80 bid; Real Estate Title Insurance, 80 bid, Jos
asked; Penna. Telephone company, 5312 bid SO
asked; Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone, 55la
bid, GO asked.
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PROMOTIONS INTO THE CLASSIFIED SERVICE I.
THE PATENT OFFICE.

PROMOTIONS INTO THE CLASSIFIED SERVICE IN
THE PATENT OFFICE.
The recent promotion in the Patent office OF
clerks from lower grades, to the grade Of S.20,
which is within the classified service. has given
rise to some comment. While generally such
promotions are contrary to the law, in the
Patent office, an exception is made on accoent
of the following clause in the appropriation
bill for the last fiscal year. and the commits
Toner of patents may, in his discretion, after
such examination as he may prescribe promote
persons now employed i'm -.Se Patent office, and
performing duty as copyists, anc>>ho have been
In service year or more"
The construction of this provision is, that
when clerks have been employed as copyists
for one year, that they can then be promoted
within the classified service. AT first 1T was
supposed that the intent Of Congress was TO
have the law apply to clerks that had been so
employed year previous to the passage OF the
act, but recently it has been decided To i'd
clude all clerks who have had work as copyists
for one wear.
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I'd EDITION,
--latest TtleglanS to The Star.
THE CHICAGO STRIKE TROUBLES,

No Street Cars i'm Motion To-Day in
West ChfcagO-The Situation luminous
or Further Disorder.
CHICAGO. July 2.-The West Division Street
Railway company has made no attempt to run
out any OF Its cars since the serious encounter
on Madison street yesterday afternoon. The
omcers of the company have had several CON-
suitations with the mayor and chief of police,
rison has declared his Willingness to I've the
company police protection, provided it be pre-
pared 70 put Its cars in operation, but that he
uoes not believe in keeping the entire police
force on duty TO oversee the running of two or
three cars. The newspapers are beginning to
look at the situation as one of serious import,
ana the Times this morning intnates that the
heSltat1ng Of 'mushy" mayor in 1871 pro-
yyoked the serious riots Of that year. and warns
serving the peace at this time may result in a
similar outcome. 1t is cited that various labor
organizations are enlsting for the active sup
port Of the strikers and that recruits from these
organizations and lawless individuals joined
In the disorder OF yesterday.
Inc NeUs and Inter-Oceon, while expressing
supreme dislike to the methods employed by
the street car company in the past toward the
PUBIC, enjoying as 1t does complete monopoly
populous district of the city, say it should be
granted absolute protection Tor its employees in
moving It's cars, and that failure TO afford
sucn projection may result in anarchy. The state
Ineht is made that the governor may be called
upon 10 order out a force OF national guard
troops, but a dispatch from the state capital
declares that no application for such an order
has yet been made.
The street Car company officials declare that
they nave an ample force OF men to man their
cars, provided they are insured protection from
assault; In the meantime, practically every
carryal In the city has been pressed into ser
vice for the accommodation of the West Side
travelling public. Street ear companies in the
past having purchased or driven out of the
business all omnibus companies, comparatively
lew OF the latter style of vehicle remain I'm the
city; but the present emergency has resulted in
bringing TO light considerable number, and it
Is aimostidie 10 state that these and every band
wagon or other side-seated conveyance in the
city has been pressed into service. The pre-
yailing fare is ten cents, and express wagon
tn 500 ,Soa,, rnat unes nave eoiectea rom -
traffic. The hanson cabs, with which the city
is supplied in large numbers, naturally cannot
supply the demands made on them. Several
meetings of citizens have been held to protest
against the delay OF the street ear company in
resuming the car service, and legal proceedings
have been threatened, to compel a forfeiture of
the eompanys charter, under a provision
which compels the mpany to run its cars
daily.
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PILLOW SLAMS.
PILLOW SLAMS.

Two great bargains never to be had again See them
displayed In our windows, and will be astonished
to see how they can be made for these prices
Special. At 81 SO pair, PILLOW SLAMS, trimmed
with Hamburg inserting, fine tucking. Hamburg ruf
fling, full sizes good value at Sd 80: price, $1.J9
pair
Special. At 81 IL pair, PILLOW SLAMS, trimmed
with Hamburg inserting. also fine tuckins, cambria
rufing; really worth IS pair you should them.
SELLING OFF, SELLING OFF!
Our entire stock Of Misses Childrens and Infants
DRESSES al less than prime cost. We beg the
ladies to bear in mind that these goods not OF
low grade. although offer them at such astonishing
low prices Call and convince yourself that what
advertise are facts
Remember, sale begins WEDNESDAY,. July 1, at
10 o'clock sharp.
Second floor Second Goor
Accessible by Elevator. Accessible by Elevator
EMBROIDERED ROBES
at 81. IS Each
100 Ladies' Fine EMBROIDERED ROBES Each
Robe contains II yards fine lawn; also 9yards hand
some Heavy Embroidery III Irish Point, Hamburg
and Colored Hamburg, and ut the price named they
are positively the best values offered this (See
display In Our Show Window
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The investigation Of the charges brought ny
School Trustee Birney against his colleague,
Mr. Lovejoy, was resumed by Commissioner
West at the Franklin building at two oclcck
this afternoon. Mr.. Davidge appeared to-day
among the counsel for MIR. Lovejoy.
Mr. Joseph q. Gurley. clerk 10 the surerinten.
dent and secretary Of ,he school board, was
Normal school OF the committee on teachers
and of the board Of trustees.
NAL school records the fact .herc APP
pearing In relation TO the attendance
az that school OF Miss Mcqueen aud Miss
I'm the records OF the committee on teachers he
found nothing between the dates ~ September,
1851. TO January, 1883. Inclusive. showing
that the question OF pay NJ teachers Tor suOsti-
tute service had been discussed.
When Mr.. Gurlcy was about 10 leave the
which, he said. proposed a question reaniring
computation. He asked the witness Ia take IL
with him To answer.
AN EXCHANGE OF coNPItNESrs =
81 would like 10 know, said Mr.. Perry, what
that paper IS"
at is none OF your business, SIR" said Mr..
West rather sharply.
Now" said Mr.. Perry. rising. CT don't per
init that response 10 be made 10 me- That ia
simply extremely impertinent."
Mr. West made no answer, and Mr.. VIII
ioughby was about 10 call another witness. Mr..
Gurley had started Ia another portion of the
room.
Mr. Witness" said Mr.. Perry, al would Ike
TO have You come around here and show what
that paper Is"
Bring that paper here" said Mr. West.
II object tn IL, said Mr.. willoughby.
"Never mind" said Mr. West 90 Mr.. VIII
ioughby; don't You object. The gentleman
don't know what he Is talking about"
When Nj; Gurley returned the paper 20 Mr..
West, Mr.. West read IL. IL "A request OF Mr.
Gurley Ia complete what teachers salary at
me rate OF 5000 "A year would amount 10 from
March LIST tn March 22d. MIR Nest said he
desired 10 obtain this fact. 90 be considered I'm "A
calculation. Mr.. Perry said that IL IL was "A
private matter Mr. West should have sought
Miss Lucilla f. Smith, principal OF tho
Normal school, WAS then called 10 the
stand, and testified To the manner In which
the girls OF the Normal school had ear
ried on Miss Bartlett's school while
MISS bartlett was sick, and subsequently, afIer
Miss Bartletts death till the end of the school
year.
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LATEST OFFICIAL CHANGES.
Presidential Appointments - Depart.
ment Appointments and Promotions,

Presidential Appointments - Depart
ment Appointments and Promotions.
The President to-day made the following ap-
pointments:
Joseph s. Gillespie. surveyor of customs for
the port Of Chattanooga, Tenn.
Edward Duty, postmaster at Ann Arbor,
The President has appointed James r. HAYS.
OF Wisconsin, to be chief justice OF the supreme
court of the Territory of Idaho. Marshals OF the
United States-Wm. L. Cabell, of Texas, for the
northern district OF Texas, James NJ. Liddell,
s 81 iSf the district Of Mis-
Ohio, for the northern district of Ohio: Charles
b. Pearre. OF Texas, for the northern district OF
Texas. Benjamin i. Jonas, of Louisiana, 10 be
collector of customs for the district OF New
Mr.. Hays is lawyer of Mayville. Wis.
member OF the legislature of Wisconsin and
Judge Of Dodge county, I'm that state. Col.
Jonas served i'm the confederate army during
the war, was a member OF the Louisiana legis-
lature in 1876 and 1Sss, and a United States
Senator from 1879 10 1855. Mr.. Pearre is a
r SsarS M OF Waeo, Texas, lawyer and a.
Mr.. Shields is resident of Canton, Ohio, 81
years OF age and lawyer. He was delegate
TO the democratic national conventions OF 1850
and 1854. Mr.. Liddell is As year-2 age aud a
lawyer and planter of Carrollton. He has been
prominent in democratic politics in Mississippi.
Messrs. Moore, of Delaware: J. Wilson Bay
ard, OF Pennsylvania, and Julian Tayler, OF Eir-
gina, have been appointed to clerk ships in the
state department, under civil service rules
John ID. Biddis, of Milford, Pa, has been ap-
pointed chief of a division in the internal reVe-
nue. bureau, vice Armstrong resigned. He has
been assigned to duty to assist the solicitor OF
internal revenue
Mr. kimball, the new director OF the mint,
entered upon the duties of that office to-day.
Geo. w: Howell, of New Jersey, the chief
clerk OF the Pension office, has resigned.
Mrs. Greenland, of Pennsylvania, has not
been dismissed from the land office, has
been published.
Capt. John q. Macgregor, of Minnesota. was
yesterday appointed by Secretary Manning,
chief OF the customs division OF the Treasury
department TO succeed III. b. James, removed.
Capt. Macgregor is of Scotch parentage, "a law.
yer by profession, democrat in politics, has a
good record as a Union soldier and is an expert
In customs matters. with which he has been
dealing for the past 3 or 20 Years, as a clerk
In the Treasury, and latterly assistant and
acting chief of the customs division.
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SEATON PERRY,

SEATON PERRY
SUCCESSOR PERRY & RRorHrR,
GENUINE CALCUTTA SEERSUCKERS IN
BLUE AND WHITE AND BUFF AND WHITE
NEW INDIA cR1NKLEs AND LORRAINE
slI.k = AND INDIA MuLrs IN WHITE BLACK
NEW TUTTED SCOTCH zEPHYRs.
NEW FRENCH SATrEENS and LINEN LAWNS.
IMMENSE ASSORTMENT OF ANDERSON'S
SCOTCH GINGliAMS IN PLAIN, CHECKED,
ST SIPED AND SIDE-BASD COM BINATiONS
new FRENCH ORGANDIES IN BLACK AND
COLORS.
NEW EMBROIDERED AND PRINTED SWISS
MUSLINS.
NEW BRITIsH AND FRENCH WHITE GOODS.
ENGLISH WELT PiQuES, FROM zoe. TO 75c.
NEW INDIA LINENS AND VICTORIA Lawns.
sF fGRs Il Il AVIS Tvs FRENCH NA1Ssooks AND
MASALIAS.
"MAKKED DOWN PRICES ON pARAsoLs
ESPECIAL INDUCEMENTS' IN CHINA AND
SUMMERSILkS.
EXTRA GOOD VALUES" IN BLACK AND coll
ORED GROS GRAINS. SURAHS AND SATIN
RHADAMES, FROM 15c. TO SO 50.
To9X Y :: = p; IN SILK. ciUDDA AND CASH
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES ON SPRING
IMroRTED JERSEYS ALL SIZES FROM $3.50
TO $500.
~ PLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES
SEATON PERRY,
Perry Building,
Pennsylvania ave. cor. 9th ST.
Established 1870 ;e27
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Against Lady Aylesford.

THE LORDS DECIDE THAT SHE FAILED TO
PROVE HER SONS LEGITIMACY
LONDON, July IA short time ago Edith the
Countess of Aylesford, the widow of Heneage
Finch. the seventh Earl of Aylesford and Baron
an application to the lords committee
for privileges for and In behalf of Guy
Bertrand, claiming to be eighth Earl OF
Aylesford and Baron Guernsey. The coun-
tess in her petition asked their lordships
that she might be allowed to appear as
guardian and next friend" to her infant son.
Guy Bertrand and in opposition to the claim
of the Hon. Chas Wightwfck Finch to the titles,
honOrs and d1gnities of Earl of Ayiesford and
Guernsey. The hearing in the case took place
yesterday, and to-day the house of lords gave
their decision. It is In favor of the claim OF Mr.
Finch, q brother of the late earl. The countess
it is held, failed to prove the legitimacy of her
infant son Guy Bertrand.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-02
UNITED STATES MARsHAL.s SALE

BY virtue of a writ of fleri cias issued out Of the
Clerks Office of the Supreme Court of the District Of
Columbia and to directed. will sell at public
said District, ON TUESDAY the FOURTEENTH
~ ~ OF JU ~ 1888, at TWEavE VCLoSh NJ
in and to the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. property to witt All
ing in the city OF Washington, D. C., and known and
distinguished on the plat plan Of said city as and
front on Pennsylvania by the depth thereof
LOT numbered three {3} IL square numbered two hun
dred and twenty-five (225), situated Pennsylvania
avenue, between 18th and 18th streets NV, levied
upon as the property OF Joseph G. Lay to satisfy
cution Il 900 at law III favor Of Brainard H. Warner
CLAYTON Mc4ICHAEL, q. s. Marshal.
THOS. BOWLING. Auctioneer. je2Udtjy13
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General Foreign News by Cable.

MINISTER PHELPS FOURTH.
LONDON, July 2.-United States Minister
Phelps will celebrate the 4th of July by an
afternoon reception ut bis residence.
GERMAN SPIES ARRESTED IN FRANCE
Bot LoGSE, July "a German and Belgian
have been arrested while making sketches of
the military posts and fortifications of Lille.
They are supposed to be German spies.
THE HENLEY REGATTA.
LONDON, July 1.-The Argonauts four-oared
crew Of Toronto, who have been practising
daily for the Henley regatta, rowed to-day in
the third heat for the visitors cup. The Trinity
hall Cambridge crew came in first and the
Toronto crew second. Trinity hall Won easily.
ENGLAND'S COAST DEFENsES.
LONDON, July AT public meeting held in
this city this afternoon and presided over by
Lord Cowper. it was resolved to raise a fund for
the establishment and maintenance ola torpedo
service for the coast defense OF England.
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District Government Affairs.

MISCELLANEOUS.
The Commissioners have appointed Henry ii.
Hensey, w. w. Jordan. ~ Il. Walker, John
McLucas and John Roadway priyates of class
one on the police force.
CONTRACTS FOR SUPPLIES.
The District Commissioners have awarded
the contract Tor the supply of drugs TO the Dis
contract for the furnishing of lumber, &C.. was
awarded to Geo. Ashehan and for 900 gross OF
pens to Miller Brothers Cutlery company, OF
Meriden, Conn.,, at forty cents per gross.
BUILDING PERMITS
issued by Inspector Entwisle: Mr.. Rochon,
repair frame 912 14th street northwest: 5000
Mr.. Lawrence, repair brick, southwest corner
18th and l. streets northwest; $500. VIM. r.
Lewis erect q two story and cellar dwelling,
southwest corner 18th and 1 streets northeast;
$4,000. Mrs. Sophia Willard, erect four small
dwellings, Delaware avenue, between NJ and y
streets southwest. w. s. keenan,, agent, repair
brick, Ala 10th street northwest; $4,000. c. 5.
Shreve, repair frames, 613, 615 and 617 Goat
alley, between 9th and 7th streets northwest;
500. {: u. Collins, agent, repair brick, Metro
politan club house; $4,000. s. kearney repair
brick, 1888 Pennsylvania avenue northwest;
$500. Jesse Shreve, erect six two-story and
basement dwellings, northeast corner 9th and
streets northwest: $4,000. w. b. Croft.
northeast, between 18th and 18th streets and
II and l streets; $500 VIM. King, erect a
three-story and cellar dwelling, Gay, between
Congress and High streets northwest: $4,000.
I. ID. Daley, erect two three-Story dwellings, Sth,
between . and streets northwest; $4,000.
PETITION FOR A NEW COUNTY ROAD.
pclltlou Has ftdcUeu DiiICe ol Tie SO1n-
missioners, signed by Doctor j. w. Dean, John
Weissner, John w. Gregory and twenty-three
other residents on or near the line of the
Southern Maryland railroad, asking for the
opening of new road from some point near the
Bennings station eastward TO the District line
along with the Southern Maryland. This road,
1t is represented, will benefit large number Of
residents.
RESIGNED.
The Commissioners have notified Health OFF,
Ger Townshend of the resignation OF Dr. A. T..
Johnson as physician TO the poor of the ninth
sanitary division, and its acceptance, and re-
quest him to rearrange the service SD that the
work formerly performed in DIR. Johnson divi-
sion will be done by Drs. Beatty and Holden.
DEATH OF MRS. FERRIs.-Mrs Ora Ferris.
wife of Mr.. Fergus 2. Ferris, died this morning
at 5:15 O'Clock, aged twenty-eight years, after a
painful illness. Mrs. Ferris was an estimable
lady, and her bere aved husband has the warm
sympathy of their numerous friends The
funeral will take place Saturday afternoon,
July 18th, at o'clock. from Ingieside, Mount
Pleasant. 1nterment at GenwoOd.
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Travellers Guide.

PENN. RoUTE-R. & p. Station, 9Th aud II sts-For
n. y. Philadelphia, Boston and the East 7:l5 $50
$40 Climited ex.D and IL am; 2, :, 10 .. m aud
12;l5 night For Boston. pm. daily. Philadel-
phia accommodation, q pm. sunday, $40 a M: 2
T. 10 pm. and l2:15 night For Chicago Cincinnati.
St Louis and Piltsburg and west, 9so am tChicago
NAH and 81 Louis and except Saturday 20 Chicago,
$40 am. Chicago and Cincinnati, 7:lo pm.
Richmond and the south, q, 1f1i a ma dailT.
4:45 pm. Except sunday. For Baltimore 6:s5S:
:i3 80 $40, iioo am, 12o5, $500. 4:oo. 4:25,
day. $50, $40. llDO a. M, 900. 400 600 .:IO.
1880 pm and 1915 night. For Pop.'s Greek Line.
40 a m and a:io p m. daily. except sunday. For
cept Sunday. ON sunday. 400 pm.
AND o. RoUTE--taion, Corner New Jersey Ave-
, nue. and street-For Chicago. 10 Cast linn
Louis, daily, $3.50 D. m. lo:lo .. m For Pittsburg,
10 M, $40 p. m. For Baltimore, g. $40 $40 40
train $50, 9s6 4io $40. Gao. s.: and ait ~ me
SUNDAY, 6lo, 7:3o. $50 and 1o:O5 a M. % isBO
3;So i;ao 5:4o, $40; s:s5. II m. For knuap-
800 a m, A;ao p m For way stations between WASH
lngion and Baltimore. 3. $40 $40 a m. l2lo D. M
800 $40 and ii y. m. On sundays, $50 a Isl. anc
1880 $50, 4;Io, aud III p. m. For stations on Me-
tropolitan Branch s:25 a. and ll:I5 m dailv
except sunday, and $50 p m. daily 4:4o n M daily
except Sunday. for principal stations MeraIogitln
tons; for Lexington, Staunton aud Valley Branch.
$40 a. M. daily, except sunday; for Frederick slo
a M, 4:i9 2 M; daily, except sunday For Hasers-
town and Winchester, $40 "A IN. daily except sun.
day, and 5:So p m. daily 10 Hagerstown. Daily eK.
cept Sunday TO Winchester. For local points he
tween washington aud Gaithersburg I2:3o D. IN
daily, except Sunday.
VA. MIDLAND RoUrE-B d p. Staiion-For New
Orleans and Atlanta, 1l:l5 a. m. daily For Louis
lU:4O r. IN. (dailyE Manassas division AS n. m:
Warreilton. IT'D a. ~, BAD j. m.
SuESASpo.H RouIE-R @. station.--For Now
Orleans and intermediate points g:y5 n m daily-
express. 9lO m. daily,
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?13 Market Space

VI Doe
Scents 4ndia Gsuze Shirts Soc; worth 5oc
Closing out Spring NeckWear ct half price
t1nest Satteen Drawers only soc
Spring Weight Undershirts, SOC; worth 7Sc
Medium Weight undershirts, nearly all wool. Soc.
Ask TO see Che Comfort SHIRT. made Of WAN
reinforced, ready for the wash tph, only IS cents
This Is the best fitting, best made Shirt In tie
market.
kensmnsI only CSC fos the Finest Dress Shirt at the
BRANCH HALTIMORE SHIRT FACTURY.
my20 lO02 + STREET NORTHWEST.
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THE CELEBRATED
DYCKERHOFF PORTLAND CEMENT
The stronges. and best known 20 the trade
IL l. CRAWFORD.
Sole Agent for District Of Columbia
Ofice-1i1S 81. NV
warpholSe-H L Biscoes wharf, foot OF 10Th 81 s W.
Orders promptly filed and dst cries made 10 any
part of the city. -.-
era NOLITHTC, Alsr1FlcIAL. STONE,
-ASpHALTCM, NEGOTIATED AASTIC.
streets, Sidewalks. stables. Basement aud Cellar
Floors or wherever o solid, smooth and durable
pavement door Is required
ORDERS promptly atteuded to, and all work guarau-
Iced for the term of 1--WE years
NOTICE.
representations that the above work "a now per
formed by an Infringement of any rights OF
others or that any court has 50 held IL incorrect
i guarantee ali patrons Of my axAinss any
claims suits tor damages.
H. l. CRAWFORD
lA1S + 20. NV.
Tsisnbone call No. ssh ap27-3m
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League Of American wheermen.

BUFFALO, n. Y, July 1.-The sixth annual
meeting of the league of American wheelmen
began in this city to-day. This morning
the following officers were elected:
President, DEN. Malon Beckwith of New York
city; vice president Stephen Terry, Hartford,
Conn.,; treasurer, f. F. Kendall, Worcester,
Mass, aud secretary, Eugene NJ. Aaron, Phila-
dslphia.
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NJ ARRHED.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. On July l. 1855. at the
residence of the brides parents 220 seventh street
Rey w II. Chapman, THoS L. McPHEE 10 MARY
A wILkERSoS.
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Mrs. Dudley % Remain I'm This Country

JUDGE G1LDERSLEEVE CONMIIS HEX 10 THE
MIDDLETowN ASYLUM.
NEW YORK, July 1.-The case OF Mrs. Lucille
Yseult Dudley, who was acquitted on the ground
of insanity Of feloniouS assault in shooting
ODonovan Rosa, was up in court again to-day.
Before the proceedings began woman labor
ing under excitement appeared at the door Of
the court. She was prevented from entering,
when she announced herself a. q dynamiter.
She said that Mrs. Dudley was no more insane
than she 1.-THE speaker was, and asked why Mrs..
dudley was not sent 20 jail like other people
When told to leave the building she refused,
and was arrested and taken to police court.
the prison pen. Judge Gildersleeve, the district
attorney, and the prisoners counsel held . long
consultation, Of the end Of which the court de-
English asylums. Judge Gildersieeve ex-
pressed his preference for the Middletown asy-
fum and sent Mrs. Dudley there TO be confined
indefinitely. When notified Of this disposition
Of her case the prisoner said she was satisfied:
that she needed rest and seclusion, and expect.
town.