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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-05

LIVES OF THE ENaLlsH rorTs. WALLER
MILTON, CoWt.ES. BY SAMUEL JOHNSON.
LID tCASSeila National Library. NO IS Ne~
York. Cassen & 90. Wsshin ton: J. J. Decker.
THor0HTS ON THE PRESENT DIsCoNTENTs
AND SPEECHkS By EDMUND BURKE tCss
sells National Library. No IL New York: Gas
sell 90 Washington: J. J. Decker.
NO SAINT. A study. By ApKLINK SERGEANT.
author Of "Hsyoud Recall. etc -eis Hour
Series No. Isl New York: Henry Aoat q Co.
Washington Rrentauo Brv;hsrx
CUT story of Yves, Point BY O. l. cKRvus aa-
thor of "A Model " lie" Nv hite Feathers" etc.
etc. Philadelphia: J. 4 Iippinoott %. Washing
tom Brentsao RrotherA
THE WIND OF DESrINY. BY AKrHuR sHxn-
pURNg HARDY. author VI (" Hut Yet a Woman"
Boston: Houghtoa. Atnain 4 o. Washington:
Robert HeAlL
MORAL SINNER BY MyRrILLA n. DAILY. (Cas
sells Rainbow" series D tginai Noveis.1 New
York: Iasseii q Co Washington: j. J. Decker.
THE ,6Ic OF A VOICE A Novel. BY MAReA.
RET RUSSELL NAtFARLASE ew YORK: Cazseii
Co Washington; Breoauo Brothera
THE ROMANCE Of THE LfGIES BY CHARLIE.
HOWARD MoSrAeuk hor OF Two Strokes of
the BELL Boston: w. l. Harris & Co
THE DEsTRuCr, on OF GOTHAM ny JoAeuis
MILLER New York; Funk Wagnalh wash
ington: Rrentxno hrotherx
LYRICS OF LIFE, BY JouS GRoevSNoD wTIsoS.
New York: Naxtop Book Coucera
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-05

IL. CLEVELAND AIkEs A WEDDIN2 PRES-
EMF On HER WEDDING DAY.
The thous ut ulaess "a President ClevelaDd's
bride Was pleasantly Illustrated In Scranton,
Pa, on "Wednesday eyeuin, al tne marriage Ut
Mr.. Arthur H. Slorrs and Miss j. scranton
Fuller, which tooS place about the saline hour
that tae W uite HouseH eddlng occurred. A
Sexanton dispatch, june 3, says: Less Than u
Year go S.isz fot@OInwas The sucSt Miss
enI - svOirs, UlDc aware, Lack. aud W estern
reitTossd, IN tails cay, aud during STAY
norS snc tis>ae IMAM warm IFieuds among the
young society people Aislosig Tile number Was
the DriAe vi I.sss evening, VINO Was mol turgot-
ten b5 Miss FOisOiii, Ior aIiioiig tue numerous
bri4c > iiO.ite laSg ufsht Uoae was more thor
ousHiy appreciated THAN the handsome Dronze
aLd si.l Vase, 10 WslSa Was attached a sIii..il
Sisstiils carl WITH tae WOgds '.Fr..uS Folsom >
bsss "IsbSs written la al Glslr lI.,ud. Ars
Cieseis.A0 tisOtis atauluess III remembering
her young scr.sntun i4IeId an the nour oi aer
own supreme tiapp!neSs Is .asor.sOly CUM
menteu Oh, and atI WAC liset lurans iler
STAY III this cItJ iO... 3siOre her marriage vita
Fsesiucut L.eNeIssts Was eOuteIn ,5la led, recall
hsr l,any ain -a'.e qu.sIlties wiS.i pleasure.
The servant girls OF heeliEg are keeping
pace villa ss.e sp-ti o. TIE s.-e a.id expect soo
To have lilelr gSnizItlUn c.s.ii,lets, and .se
abe "a DC a Very stTOBs party Ia iiXii,g wages
AID noofs Vi worA.- biee ttsg (Bsst va keyas.
Ter.
Not to be married or To have been married
ton at LEAFS one-tEird- All men tLo,s Ia "a ai
aud cohten.p,atsye natures eoncede Inis-
Aatsssfts tag lanes.
Frugs are tlIe greatest eroakers in the world
md lucy neseS do aoy work.-.Se0 Osssus.s
kscoyssss.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-05
CITY AND DISTRICT
OPPOSED To RAILROAD INCORPOR.
ATOMS.
knights or Labor Want tire District
Governments to Run the street Car
Lines.

District Assembly. No. 66. Knights Of Labor.
has adopted a series OF resolutions entering "its
emphatic protest against the granting by Con
gress OF any more street railway charters In the
District OF Columbia whatever may be the
modes OF propulsion proposed To be used" and
setting forth THAT IT. In the opinion Of Congress.
our street railway system should be extended.
We suggest that such extension be made by aud
under the control OF the District Commission.
ers. and the roads, when constructed, operated
by them for the benefit OF the entire public i'll
stead OF to the exclusive advantage OF the In
oorporators and their associates in q private
com pany, aud "Liiat instead of public iran
chises being given away or sold al auction, the
time has come when the government should
reassume, upon repaying money actually ill.,
vested, its lost control OF the public thorough
fares, and no longer allow them 10 be used iof
private profit, either by railway, gas, or other
corporations, To the exclusion ot any citizen.
and that dulles requiring In any degree mo-
nopo!y OF the public streets should ouiy be per-
formed by their owner-the government"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-05
AN INTERNATIONAL OA.LOQUY.
Lord Salisbury Replies % Mr.. Blaiue.
CLAIMING THE LATrKR MIsoUorED HIM.

In the house Of lord, yesterday Lord Sails
bury severely criticised Mr.. Blaine for his Port
land speech and Mr.. John Morley, chief secre-
tary for Ireland, because of his attack On the
same utterauces attributed to the marquis
which Mr.. Blaine denounced. Lord Salisbury
said he must dsnounoe the Language used by
Mr.. Blaine, "who Is canvassing for the exalted
position Of the presidency of the United States"
He complained that Mr.. Blaine msauoted him
In reference TO his utterances respecting Irish
emigration, and added: "Thers was nothing In
my suggestion approaching an insult TO the
Irish people. I do not mind Mr.. Blaine abus.
ing me II that will improve his prospects, but
rec!iy." Referring TO tina, portion Of Mr. Nor
iey's speech Thursday evening In the house Of
COMMONS, which contained the statement
of coercion. in ireland, his iord.hfp said
he must demsr 70 hr: Mor!sys quota;
Tue oLect of hs speech was to show that the
application of the word coercion TO the meas
for Ireland was ineQuiLabe and improper. Co
erciou meant legislation rest raining liberty aud
directed AGAINST political diSalectiOn. He had
never recommended legislation In either direc-
ton. He desired 10 legisate In the direction OF
liberty aud To defend the innocent among the
population Of Ireland against the unlawful acts
OF criminal sOcie lies. That hud never until now
beeu called coercion.
The Earl Of Kimberly, colonial secretary, re-
language used by tic marquis was Justly capa-
be Of the construction put pon 10 by both MIR.
Blaine aud Mr. Morley.
Blaine's correction OF the report oi his Portland
speech. says: cit IL quite La HccOrdxnce with
Mr.. BIaine's character a. hurl insu.t Is aud then
retract them. Mr.. Blaine IL public man whose
support Is almost y discredit. Q Is now posing
10 gain the next nuIn ination Of the republican
pretty safe Il, say that America will repeat the
rebuff II gave him two ".'sr> Ago..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-05
Another Speec.s ny POWLerly.
ADVISING THE IRON AND STEEL WORKERS :
Join THE KNIGHTS OF LABOR

JUN Inh ANAShIS W LAbOhs
At the afternoon session oil the Amalgamated
Iron and Steel association In Pittsburgh yes
terday General Msster Workman Powderly,
who visited the convention by Invitation, de-
iivered an address advising the Amalgamated
Association Of Iron and Steel Workers ~ Join
tine knights Of Labor. Said he:
"lhe day Is coming when all branches Of
labor will come into closer relations with one
another. am here for the purpose Of thank-
ing you for your kind reply to my recent letter,
aud 70 convey 70 this Convention the friendly
gates VINO recently attended the Knights OF
Labor convention In Cleveland. can assure
you that ~ lar ls am concerned, aud think
voice the general sentilnsnt OF our BODY. tnat
whether the AmalYanated association come
into our order or not the hand Of sympathy aud
whenever needed. There has been no step
made, AMI none will be made, 70 f,rce the
Amalg ama!ed association 70 Join the Knights
OF LABOR. Tue matter Of Joining Us will Le
made optional with yourselves. H. however
your organization sti ull conclude to form an
sn snas WIN ynur ORDER win ass
right " govern your own business aud retain
your Identity, ont you Will have the symiatny
W make up Lie great order OF tns Knights oi
Labor"
Mr. Powderly's address was received with
close the spea%er enjoyed AN ovation Of hand
shaking or several minutes.
Arrangements have been completed for the
" II
Pa, to-day, and " is expected that from 5,VOj
u $4,000 people will he present. General
Master Workman POwderiy will 10 the centsr
Of attraction among the labor leaders.
WHAT THE MASTER WORKMAN SAYS OF rHR
RESULTS or the cLEvEl.AND O0NvEHTI0N.
Mr.. POwderly said, In answer to question Of
y reporter ~ ~ how lie Was pleased with what
had been done Al Cleveland: 'Capitaliy. Every.
thing / asked Was granted. We had no law u
limit lhe indi,crinInate Use OF the boycott, tue
entering into Ut u-ad vised strikes. Now we
na. given ~ the executive committee or board
TIE pUWer w intervene und ascertain the cause
aud effect III these moves beiure We sanction
tRein, We reserve the power " strike aud boy
cutt, because INSTANCES may arise when both
ace Imperative, but they are last resorts, and
are subject 10 limitations. There was no ueces-
s,ty tor such strikes ~ The late outbreak In the
southwest That was wlthOut The oonsent OF
tue executive board, but there WAS no ieglsia.
tion " enable a. " act Under the new law we
appoint six assistants W the executive toard.
insy are judiciousiy dtsLrbuted, aud AS sooa
~ trouble II reported the board or myself tsie-
graphs the man nsarvst u ~ Investigate and
report at once. Al St. Louis ] nor ANY of the
hoard had Tue rtsut 70 interteres nov We have"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-05

MEXICAN CONCESSION TO Rx-3ov. SHHp.
h Shepherd, manager Of
l ne hatDpiIas mines. has receised AN important
coucessinn fruin the federal governinent ..
etnptlnu iroiu iouerai uutiex ior tweuLy Years
IN all machinery ana apparatus imported Ia
work the mines. The federal government will
also pay Mr.. shepherd $4,000 Annually, ia uc
applied " Tue payment ~ state duties lnsQrcd
on hpQla, stencits, etQ, imported. Tue xuIern.
great tunnel Called Pol triu liax and us,.er i'm.
.,ortant wurks oi the haioptLas aiming com,
,l0nya
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-05

"A man who Is atteInptin 70 start q retail
iuInDe. yard dow la u small town In Ouio
gave u Jo'ber tue name of his tusmer employer
ior reieieucs and left mis- order. Ius report ~
ceiSed oy Tue joooer, although si,s ntsy oiS
Gus, ~aa not Ga u nature lo Induce aim " a uSlie
very macu in tine execution Vi the s.,ipmsuI
IL Is 80 subtle, and wituai honest, Ina. ssln
tsmpteu 10 sutyoin IL: "Mr. 49, has worked
Tor me IL or IL Years, aud has always Ueeu u
iaitaiui man. and respect him ~ a rue Iriend:
out IA wsis n stranger 70 aila xnd knew his
falling . would mol want 70 tfust hiin."-Yhs
LaatoeTBsQa,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-05

From the Boston Herald
Mira. Folsom met with peculiarly ludicnus
little adventure in one Of the 23rd street dry
goods places, where she had gone with another
lady. leaving Miss Fo,som IT the hotel. They
noticed that the girl who was waiting upon
them seemed posss~ed III peculiar unsaSinsss
aud desire ~ Keep ler eyes IN another part Oi
tho store, which Was hnally explained when
cue brs,Ke out:
ION, madam, would you like 70 see the
Presidents uride?"
'.Weii, certainly should" replied Mrs.
Folsom With animation.
''fnere Sue AZ. over there" exclaimed the
girl, and added: "Uh, nay. isn't she Just
IovelyY"
gallant but vain attempt to restrain her
Laughter ~ tue tnrong Ia the store pushed
about among Tue c0unters 70 size up tie sur
Miss EOtsOiu.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-05
Our Relation. VITA Canada.

ANOTHER CANADIAN BARGE VIOLATES OUR
SHIPPING LAWS-THE MAN-oFWAE BELLERo-
PHoN LOOKING AFrER ARAKD AAEKIcAN
sCHOoNERS
The Canadian steam barge Nipigen arrived
ut Chicago Thursday from Lake Superior in
sinking condition. Her crew was com pletely
worn out The captain wished 10 get " Chi.
cay0, where there IL dry-dOck. and did not
stop ~ the first American port, AS the law re-
Quires, ~ report tue entry Of dis Vessel into
american waters. The penalty u the forfeiture
Ut the vessel end cargo. Capt. C0nion was i'd
vsed BY Line collector at Chicago To prepare
statement Of the facts and forward II 10 the
Treasury department NJ Washington. This the
captain did.
the New York Commercial Adpertise- pub.
fishes dispatch from Di:by, n. s., saying that
two heavily-arined American scutNners were
in the netSuburhsHId vi ii. Johns. N. f., boast
Ing that they would sink any Canadian police
boat sent against them. Tue British ni..u-of-
war BeiierophOn, IL Ia said, HAS gone look
these 0Oinbative American vessels up. II Is
also reported that 4O,uUU British troops have
been ordered To Halifax. but this of course Is
absurd.
Ia the Canadian parliament on Wednesday,
during the debate on an appropriation vi
$25, 900 tor military detenses IN British Column
Oia, sir AdOlphe Carou explained that the
OBJECT VI the measure Was " provide extensive
sarthwOrks and otuer military deienses, whicl
would cost in ALI about 100000. The imperial
government proposed " furnish the guns, tor
pedoes, Sc, which would cost troIn 81 900 10
aud Esquimalt Imperial stations On The Pacific
ucean, W uen Ltiese works are fiDiSned t;s4ui.
malt will be one of the most i'm poftunt mill.
tary stations of The emnire.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-05

IN ouioine up natur' he thought the Creator
haa o.anaersa uuspeakab.y Quesr,
Anu ne SAID ue AID jAf n Aul Istily MCVnEFon
,C.Q.4 pfose Tue whu.e tsilx Out vi yeHs.
Aas sasa Tug Woe psttsru from Neptune 70 Haturu
Was cut Oy = buAxIl.g des,xu
Aud that lu pa ~ ~, DtutnO ueruendtculnR.
And exacs every tune 70 Lue uue.
he sa,a Tina, M critic, with BRAIN analytic
toalu to.esa,e th,l,ks tuat he ssW;
tie said ne wouiu suiIer u any Ola duffer
Cou.uu plcA cut u alem.sn n haw,
AuS man "ata csAaiusn 5 oig's. geFanluM
eou.u see tne wnoie th,llg w.s = bGach.-
sss Woss sasus aa1 osuaoered la ppaais ~ ehA hnn
In the spsos Of 6se ucks Of his wssch
Aud 70 day and uight he advised The Almighty
tth .dsice ns = lieved Ut great worth,
An. 4ts we WAX " sewing . keep die axoi18
While ~ sipsgaateadsd In eursf.
a W. EoeA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-05

The Ottawa, Ont, kres Preas claims 10 have
beeH inf0rMel uy the master Of an Orauxe
lodge IN the Eastern Qatario diatrict thai owe,
3u,OOQ stand ~ IRE arms nave been sent :,
ulster BY 3opkholne rue sy4npatatsssD Ia Can,
Ia,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-05

ORDAINED ~ ARcHRtsn0P GIeRoNA-Arch-
bishop Gibbons On THURSDAY ~ 81. Alary's semi
nary. bkssisnors, oruatned pstesss ta tue Can
AcDonsid. O fltlsburg; l. }. uOlpnin, u st;
Paul, and Z. J. FRESHMAN, u 0u,aua. hs sisd
bari, BALTIMORE r. VConpor w1a Thos ker.
uey, Cuicsag1 Alfonso keeMy aud tusnctk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-05

Yellow fever = aoW epidemic q Ghe tathmua
Of Panama. The average daily uusnbee 81
deaths frosn tails djsease aiope y Stnte1 - -
about forty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-05
The Age Of lnyentien.

From the FhIHUApNN C3lt
Basley-This IL An age Of invention, Cara.
Have you heard OF DR.. Bel"s discovery?
Mn. R-What did he discover
s.He discovered that the human voice Affects
fluids water tor instance. doHt exactly see
tne DRIFT OF the discovery. but u u very
iuL"
att IL, indeed; and have discovered just the
Opposite, that huids Affect the voice-wnisky,
i0r Instance. Have you ever noticed that
William"
lCurl.ain EAlis In dead silence,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-05

A WOaMan M.an - n asssOo.
She declaimed with iervid vigor on the
misery vi the Dlsger, cut u lnust dra-
matte figure whaie Lamsnliny nls CON-
0ition.
And sue said the bare Numidian and the
mucn-tauned Abyssiniau, and the Canal
bal AMI Tue 9uiuean ovsrnowsd ner vita
cOuLrltion.
And her deep signs weighed the breezes, tor
tiiOse lands where dread nor cue nc il, ior
tue TURKS aud TIE Cuineses, sue was ulled
Win deep emotion.
And her ardent love was greater, all the
more sue strONe W cater y, itavse tribes ue-
yond tns equator " across . distant
OCEAN.
And like Rachel, that sweet Jewess, she wept
tears as taick 4s glue Il, VI Ine Sctiou
OF 81. kOuss And Cnicago's dsyTa 1..Lion;
And that these towns where such sin ID, such
atace Tor yui1eu yuiaeas, lnisht We made
rs Z I'D rs Lynn Y, WAS her prayer aud
suppiic&tion.
For the wild man Of Alaska or Of barbarous
Madagascar sue Wound say, II you would
AJAX Ler, that her tOse was deep AUD
tender
While her husband, luckless victim, looked
II the .atcs had licked him, a.sd
through bsck sLreets wuUre they kicked
him, walked sbout win one suspenuer.-
Lynn Cssoa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-05
PUT THEIR BABES BEFO1B THE
ENGiNEN.
How the Wives or Cummtaga Striker
Prevented tho Moving Of Cars.


The second attempt Vi The Rock Island rail-
road 70 move the four carloads OF nails made
by non-uniou workmen al the Calumet Iron
aud Steel works 1T Cummings. near Chicago,
yesterday. resulted In quite q dramatic Incl
deuk several OF the strikers had been en-
joined by the courts from interfering with the
removal OF the cars. aud % their wives took
the matter la their own banda Ten clock
MAS The hour when the engines were expected
up from south Chicago. aud bsiore thai hour
women and children 70 the number OF 2OO
wives and children Of former worknen, Ms
sembied with sticks In their hands around the
tsrmiuus u the railroad tracks and Opposite 10
Tie entrance VI Tie uati WORKS. Femaie spies
were sent dawn the track toward south Cni'
cAUo ~ appriss tie party OF the sngtuas ap-
prusAch. While they were keeping guard
contingent was despatched 10 The residence III
ing " Coehour TOR safety. Mrs. Bs'nei MAS
alone. experimenting the packtng oi house
hold goods, whom she was startled W the beat.
tuy VI TN jams Aud tne Widest hoots ana yeiis
imaginable. Several windows we're smashed
by tssuiders. aud sne was berated roundiy by
the women aud children until the police dis
persed the party. They returned 70 the depot,
a,d ~ Tie same time one ~ The pickels came
running Oreathiessy along the track, waving
rnis va. ,isnaitnS ti's .unnsash on the engine.
Then tnere Was u rush w where the loaded
cars We're standing. Mothers with infants In
hurried along An ages were represented. Tue
niothers grouped their Atle oues aloug the
TRACK some uisiauce ahead VI the nrst ireisnl
Car ana packed them according 10 age On Tie
rails, tDe youngest toward tne a.,pruacuiny en-
giues Lue inotuers And growu-up daugnters
t4axilg position Ia the rear. The elIyine steamed
up slowly, UuL seeing The living obstacle Oh Tue
TRACK reversed uid returned ~ oouIo Cn.casu.
ihen tue Amazolis olspersed, aud ou tusir re-
turn jeereu Aau abused lie reprssSut StiesS VI
LIE comp any ~ the saIA
Az wv cioca, ~.ieu the engines appeared
AGAIN. iuliy 2,uVJ women And children were
tnronglug tue tracks, AID 4pptrcu.iy AS deter-
nIIneu before ~ hold them. Capt. iiunt,
VIA sixty policemen from Hyde pars, nau re-
parted al Tue lucAulllue aud attempted w GEAR
the .r.cns, uu. Couiu do a. only great iiii-
Guilty. The women, ieeiiug sure they would not
We CluUvcu, re. cd q ..sD>e vi iuvkcu very
slowly when Told ~ do 50, and closed up as..in
Lac ,racks uaiess aosoiuteiS Ae.u oa,k Ny
the officers. Ius engines were unable IL GET ~
tuein Without kiiiilY ihenl. lhe greatest ca
cIteIiieut prcvaiieu., aud aii xttelaps made 70
move tale Gaia y. oSSu iuilie.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-05


MEETING OF THE KNIGHTS ExACu TIVE BOARD
NOTES OF VARIOUS STRIKES
The executive board Of the knights Of Labor
held session In Cleveland Friday morning,
and three hours later adjourned. Mr.. Powderiy
then went " Pittsburg, aud Mr.. BAiiy returned
home to Shawnee. Ohio. Al the meeting OF
Lie board the immediate work Was d Sidsd In to
districts, aud AIR. Barry was sent " Milwaukee
" iook iulO the labor troubles In that vicinity.
Frvn Milwaukee, he Will go 10 foukers, n. Y,
to ia, esi sate the carpet weavers strike. secre-
larry furuer aud MIR. hays will proceed "a Troy,
n. T., where there Is = lockout o. collar Makers
and lauudrymen. The couierence oommlttee
81 nye n.s INC nol YET Ssen appointed; and !. Is
Officially uotited OF some grievances VI trades
unions Leiore tanning Ihe coIumitIee.
Tue M!,keSbarTe Record says to-day that
Master wUrxman PoWderiy Win resign froin
hs position Ia ue Is opposed by The otner officers
VI Inc hnights' Organization. Ia Powaerly
snuuiu resign he viii be the candidate vi tue
democrat. Ior Congress In the WiiKesbarre
Tue New York Third avenue horse railroad.
yesterday began nave trouble with the new
inca. Two Vi the new drivers Oh cars ruuning
from Harlem ~ Soth street Jumped from
l.ieir cars al H4Lu street aud AWAY.
About the same Lime one driver and three con-
ductors auouduued their CARS at Grand street.
A temporary blocAade Vi the hne Was Caused.
|, A. ruuloi,.d that Others o. tue men who nave
takeu Lue places OF strikers wall Also aoaudon
tueir CAS- ~ Nariou, points aioag Tue hne.
Tue oiiicers .. the Andieailaied Council OF
BuiIuins frades % ~. Louis yesterday oliicialiy
Declared the plauins MIL strike GUIDED. Tue
men uumVerou t,ovv
Tue annual meclnK OF the International
Typographical Uuiou viii begin la PitlsOars on
Monday aud couuuue Throughout tue wees.
About l3U de.esates are expected, represe utiug
every le.l1is cay in Tie Union.
Tue stf.ks vi Inc Butta,o journeymeu bakers
still CONTINUES, but tears "a y ls.ialne die
peileu W The acLi"n vi the uosse~, wno have
uniled, and are uaking break In one Or Two oI
The largest cries.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-05

8oyc0tQ
Boycott the systenaas,c irAud who mvs ~ legsh
knavery lie 6ADoiln, praxxart bubbiiug y sr
VITA iAsf, fictitious bravery, Ihe bulbous-peA.sd
olgol IN iuie. Aes;. u&AA Hssvexy:
ku.Sutsl
And, Mr. Powderi, boyc,ts sness noo foreveri
Boycott the loud linguistic loon who loves the poly.
syiiable. 10. cost al Res and Ghhi t.seW ouk
hsl.ly shey are chi. sbse; bus cat sad all de
Aiixilsn ouds. u he be ONLY kiAisADae:
GsNso sAuiguts
And. M Fowderty, ouyc0st Iusss nse lorsved
Boycost the loud-moulhed denasgogus who -oves the
hohe,t yeomau," wousa -uSn., snd ol.eQ and
0,e for hiai. ths tsUu-nssrsSa ke'nan pot wucL
wstsaln Ms otiiosi uOui ~ uAs Aspcefess gOouDnu.
Gvod kntgbto!
And. Nr. Powdsrly. euyoo.I slea sssn. iorevesi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-05

He Aasu't Been MaPpy This week.
From the somsfvilie 1ourssl
The season hxs come when man who nuds
= twelve room house and . half acre q ground
too small tor him At home viii i've. with his
family Ia q three room shauty surrounded BY
l.uOO iees Of slarinx ssud tur three mouths spd
call II happiness
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-05

when am desi, AMI these ssd eyes Of mine
w III unutsce Mag sALc loon, Utis atg1fo.
u lie ~e..ii.iSSs, tue 9a.ef S..o Tue wos,
las Iope, taegoy, tne ufsa-n .has We call Liza
do bsseech of you press ths cold lids
W ta aie4sy CO u Va saver Vr U. guild;
ibst al Soup dear love, Ad weight them with
Aiss sa - yoa gave Ias. vi eaa vi 0id
The heart ~ longer could coutan lis Joy,
aic-s, SfaIoias =. he elSe. uke sarkliug wine
IN soiiie sfe.t so.dsn SOo. 81 too veal uiIe.,
Gave ousoiiiss Apsy uieSsurS from Iuy lips 70 nina
Then, when my weary eyes shall open vile
And ioox upoa the wosid a pertect oss,
Ihe lana ta II essrln aud Lssssp, twaxt wearinass
and rest,
shall be The nAlm of that last linger ug kisA
III II.