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Evening star., 1886-06-03
Tammany'u Dead Chieftaim.
JOHN KELLY's FUNERAL TO TAKE PLACE o.
SATURDAY.


SATURDAY.
Arrangements for John Kelly's funeral were
completed In New York late last evening. A
requiem mass will be celebrated In the cathe
dral at 10 am. Saturday. Archbishop Corrigau
will be the celebrant, assisted by Monsignor
Farley. Monsigror Preston will deliver the
sermon. Rev. Father Mcdonald will be master
OF ceremonies, assisted by Father Kelly. The
body of Mr.. Kelly has been SO wasted by his
long sickness that it does not weigh more than
100 pounds. 1t is 80 thin that embalming was
out OF the question.
At the meeting OF the board of aldermen yes
terday communication from Mayor Grace
urged that appropriate action be taken to
testify the respect Of the people for the memory
OF John Kelly. Resolutions were adopted in
which tribute was paid to his character and
life and ordering that all public offices of the
city be closed on the day Of the funeral, and
that the flags OH all public buildings be dis
played at half staff. AT meeting OF Tammany
last night appropriate resolutions on the death
OF John Kelly were adopted. The Catholic so
cieties and the political clubs that owe aliegi
ance to Tammany intend 10 turn out to the
funeral.
Evening star., 1886-06-03
General Police Regulations for wash.
fngt0n.

fngton.
To the Editor Of THE EVENING SrAE
Permit me, Ii you please, to offer you for
publication in your valuable newspaper, the in.
closed official document, kindly handed to me
on account of my complaint mentioned therein.
Permit me, If you please, also TO say that, in
my humble opinion at least, the farm and not
OF the United States-is the proper place for
keeping and raising chickens.
Very respectfully yours y Hr,rw,e
The document reads:
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS,
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
WAsHISGToN, May 2Sth, 1885.
Hon. John J. ingalls,, Chairman Committee for Dis
trict of Columbia, U. S. Senate:
Commissioners to make suggestions for such
amendments to existing laws as would meet
and remedy the nuisance complained of by
John George Hertwig, of 1912 street, in this
city, has been duly received. The complaint is
that the writer Of the letter in question Is
annoyed daily, early in the morning, by the
pitliui ana long-continued Growing of chickens
Kept by a netghboring provision dealer" He
has made application to his honor Judge Smell,
the Growing OF chickens can DE shown to be a
nuisance at common law. There Is no question
that Judge Smell Is right, and, though there is
no official evidence OF the fact, the district at
torney must undoubtedly have agreed with
him. No existing ordinance of the former cor
porations OF Washington or Georgetown makes
same is true of the legislative assembly. There
being, as will! thus appear, no existing
law under which the matter complained
OF can be treated 1t is manifest that resort must
be had to independent and new legislation to
make provision for such complaints II is most
Ssspectfully submitted that ii is not only incOn-
sIstent with the dignity of Congress but abso-
luteiy impossible in view of the accumulation
OF legislation already existing TO make such
laws as Will meet ana provide 1or all the multi
fariOuS and constantly changing wants of a
community as large as this District. The only
remedy that can be devised by the Commits
Sioners is 10 be found in the enactment by Con-
gress OF a law which shall confer upon them
authority to make and enforce such general
police regulations tor the preservation of order
and good government in the District as to them
shall seem most tit and proper, and to amend
the same from time to time. With such powers
in their hands, guarded by provisions that shall
give to the citizens full notice OF the nature and
character OF the regulations, the time when
they Will go into operation and the penalty at
tacned TO their violation, the Commissioners
believe that they can insure and preserve per-
feet order in the community.
Very respectfully,
w, B, WEBB, President
Evening star., 1886-06-03

6-stone Diamond Cluster Ring, $22.
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7-stone Diamond Cluster Ring, large, $50.
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Solitaire Diamond Ring, % karat, $50.
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Solitaire Diaiilond Ring, "a Karat, $500.
An immense line OF Diamond Earrings.
Remember, we import direct; no middle
mans prOnt. Every diamond guaranteed and
money refunded If not satisfactory.
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Evening star., 1886-06-03

TURKEYS DISTRUST OF RUsSIA.-Dispatches
from COnstaDtinOpIe state that the miii,ary and
naval activity Of Kussia is it. ,ked upon by the
porte as ominous preparations and tuaL Fur
Key is alarmed by il. 1t is also said that lie
suiLau Is leaning upon Germany Tor support IL
case vi emergency, ii 1t Is needed.
Evening star., 1886-06-03
ARGUMENTS IN THE MAXWELL CAsE.-Th,

ARGUMENTS IN THE MAXWELL CAsE-There
will be no verdict in the Maxwell case in st.
Louis before Friday night. MIR. Eauntleroy
one of the counsel for the defence, did not
finish his argument until pm. yesterday. He
made strong plea in behalfO Of the prisoner an Il
defined 10 the Jury the full meaning Oh tue
term "a reasonable doubt Mr. Mcdonald, for
the state, began To talk at O'Clock anu as
still arguing when the court adjourned last
evening.
Evening star., 1886-06-03

To PRoLONG THE HOME RULE DEBATE-In
the louDleS OI the house Oi commons last even
lNs tiie pieNaient opinion Was tuat lhe Parneil-
ltes Will arrange 10 proiOng the debate the
home rune Ulli Tor several days longer iOr the
purpose vi giving MIR. Gladstone 1urtuer time
10 letter his position.
Evening star., 1886-06-03

PHOTOGRAPHS of the Blue room in the Execu-
I've Manson. Geo. Prince, Photographer, L / Tn
Evening star., 1886-06-03

STRAW MATTISGs. RefrigeratOrs and Window
Screens in every variety. Moses & Son, 11th
and r. streets
Evening star., 1886-06-03
SCOTS Emulsion of pure

COD LIVER OIL, WITH HYPOPHOSPHITES,
Is kenadrknOte us htesn Producer.
The increase OIL flesh and ength is perce ptibe
Immediately after rcoinniencIng 10 use the EmuI.
sion. lhe Cod Liver Oh emuisineu with Lne
Hypoptosphites Is most remarkable Tor lis
heailug, streng Ihenlng and flesh producing
qualities. eo
Evening star., 1886-06-03

CHANGING THE GAUGE.-The gauge of the
roads Oi the hicuIlOnu and DLnVlile sN stem,
ass regatl;.y OOo miles, was c.laugeu from Il. y
'ect " iour ieeL nine inc.leS, monday. Inc
gauge Oh ALI tue Florida Railroads. except Tie
Jdchsonvliie and 81. Augustine aud ooutn
tiorlua roads, uaS beeu cuanged.
Evening star., 1886-06-03

JUST RECEIvED-A large lot of S1.45 Boys
Flannel shirts. white and colored, at Franc 5,
corner 9Th aud ID streets. Tue only strictly one
Price hat and Gents 4 furnishing Store in the
city.
Evening star., 1886-06-03
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The great popularity oi Nv llDorS Compound
OF Cod Liver GA and Lime" has induced some
unprincipied persons ~ attempt W palm on a
slinpie article "a their own manuiacture; bui
any person Who Is suffering from cOu, us, colds or
CONSUMPTION should De careful wnere they pur-
Chase tLls article Inc iesuIlS Its use are It's
best recommendations, and the proprietor has
ample evidence nle OF its great success in
pulmonary complaints. Ine phosphate Oi
lime possesses a niOst marvellous healing power,
as coinDiled Win me pure cOuilver OH Uy DT.
"ilDor. IL IL regularly prescribed by tue medi-
Cal faculty. SOiu ny "A. Is. MiiUOr, Chemist,
Boston, and all druggists. eO
Evening star., 1886-06-03
Asingu,ar Gunnans Accident.

Troy (fenn) Teiesram ~ The Pittsburg Dispatch.
DIR. A. Horton and Harry Dodge, son of the
proprietor of the Adams mouse, went hunting
wood-chucks, yesterday afternoon near east
Troy. Dodge lay down in the grass, and Horton
sighted u woOdchuck and fired. The ball, how.
ever, struck u stone, detiected and hit lodge,
WHO WAS entirely out vi sight when The siloi
was nred. The DaIl, which was that OF u 44-c,sli.
bre W Winchester rifte, passed through the fieshy
part Of the right forearm aud entered his side.
de WAS taken ~ Ills home aud medical aid WAY
called, but lac died during The night.
Evening star., 1886-06-03

VICTOR Fountain Pens, gold mounted, 5(
cents. Whitakers.
Evening star., 1886-06-03

Co-OPERATIvE CLEANERS AND DYERS, 62G
ID street northwest Cooperative principles
Fine work only.
Evening star., 1886-06-03

1000 Boxes Linen Paper and Envelopes, 2
cents. WhiIaker's.
Evening star., 1886-06-03

SUPREME COURT.
In the Court in General Term to-day the case
OF Emma Z. ID. NickersOn agt. AZOr ii. Nick r
son, Lena Z. Carter and w. Il. Mathews was
heard. Mr.. j. j. johnson appeared Tor the COM
plainant and MesSrs. Garrett and Robinson
and Mr. Mathews lOr tie defendants, except the
first named. This is bill filed by Mrs. Nicker-
son alter Major Nicherson had procured 1t
was alleged, ny fraud, a decree divorce i'll
thIiadelphla and attempted to convey his prop
erty in this city to MIR. Matthew'S i'll Ir;SL iOr
Miss Carter, tD whom ne was married after the
Philadelphia divorce. The case been the
docket Ior about two years, III which time Inuch
testimony has been taaen, ana IL now comes
up ,or d hearing, having been certified up by
the special term.
Evening star., 1886-06-03

FROZEN CUsTARD, Gautiers, 736 10th NV.
STAINED Glass substitute. All 7th st. r. W.
ALI. THE LATEST and Fine Stationery at
Whitakers.
Evening star., 1886-06-03
BigelOW PardOned.

THE EX-TELLER OF THE NATIONAL BANK OF
THE REPUBLIC TO BE SET AT LIBERTY.
The President yesterday pardOned B. +. Big
Glow, OF this city, who was sentenced three
years ago to the penitentiary at Concord, n.
H., for five years. The signing OF the pardon
was one of the Presidents last official acts on
his wedding day.
Bigeiow was receiving teller OF the National
Bank oi the Republic, and up to the day of the
discovery OF his defaication he bore an excel
lent reputation. Strong efforts We're made i'm
medialeIy alter his conviction to secure his
pardon. Since then Bigelow's wife has died,
leaving six children, VINO have been living With
their grandparents. Many circumstances have
conSplred To excite sympathy Ior the prisoner
and to justify executive clemency, ina5Inuch as
BIgelow has already served three years oi his
term. The successful application for pardon
was made 10 the President several days ago.
Late yesterday aiternoon the pardon was sent
from the mite House to the department OF
Justice and Will be forwarded at once TO Con-
cord.
Evening star., 1886-06-03
Headuuarters for Umbrellas.

22-inch AIohair, 99c.
26-inch MohLlr, $1.49.
Famous Gloria SILK, Best Quality, $1.86.
24-inch D,.ub.e Faced Para.sol, $1.69.
Zylonite Handle, Union Silk, Sl.79.
Extra quality, 26-inch Silk, 500.
We nave aiso auded a new feature to this de-
partment;
A finely selected stock of Gentlemen's Canes
Boston VARIETY STORE,
my27j3 7O5 and 7O7 Market Space.
Silks, Satins, Velvets, Dress Goods, below
cOsl; go 10 736 Z th ST. for bargains aud presents
Il nvfs Ni.,i,r mi 81 -
Evening star., 1886-06-03

SOLAR and electric light enlargements for
artists and the trade, 500 for 2oX3O, mount
Ell. T.. NJ. Bell, 36.S Pennsylvania avenue.
Evening star., 1886-06-03
THE PANORAMA Or The BATTLE

Il HE Il ANOKAMA OF II HE IDATTLE
OF MANASSAS. OR SECOND BULL RUN.
CORNER 18TH ST. AND OHIO AVE.
Two Blocks South Of Pennsylvania Avenue.
The Most Realistic Rattle Scene Ever Produced
OPEN DURING THE WEEK F.loM A. NJ TO
LIP. ". ON SUN FROM TO IL p. NJ. Lighted
at night by 300 Edison Electric Lights. ADMISSION
5b CENTS CHILDREN UNDER 12YEARs. 25 CENTS
Special rates for schools. societies ard excursions
Tickets can be had at Droops music store 925 Penn
sylvania avenue my19
TMMEDIATE APPLICATIONS SHOULD BE
made for WILLARD HALL tor this month. few
vacancies still open.
Capacity 6DO. myl
Evening star., 1886-06-03

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, ID. e., June 3, 1856, o am.
Fos eastern New York. eastern Pennsylvania,
New Jersey, Delaware Marylan and Virginia,
locai raiuS, followed by fair weather, cooler.
orthwesterly winds.
Fer Friday, slightly cooler generally fair
weather Is Indicated for the New England and
middle Atlantic states.
Evening star., 1886-06-03

L HE NATIONAL CREDIT rs NOT MORE
solidiy founded than the reputation of Pom
sons Capcine Piastera They are known. an
p'ecllea ana used everywhere in America
its hospitals and its homes phvsictars ,h.,
cists and druggists affirm that for prom ptness of M
hycn on and range Of curative qualities the are
ceence recommends them Tie pn liz sra aai, c e1
noned ne'g against the cheap worthless aud sameess
,nntAuonS onefed Uy mendaci0us parties nndar sns
gSise q simar,soundng names suc as .Caps,cn
pCapsic9m pcapsl H. apncin' .Caps.cine" etc. ASK for
personai examination: The genuine has the .rhree
center. -SSA-so Sut AZ t1e
Evening star., 1886-06-03

We MAkEA SPECIALITY in gentlemens tine
hand-Sewed shoes. All the latest SLY les. Mrs.
" III. ii. islch, 717 Market Space.
Evening star., 1886-06-03

ALL Books ordered at 10 per cent discount
from retail price. W nitaker's.
Evening star., 1886-06-03

A bill was reported In the Massachusetts,
house yesterday raising the legal aye of consent
"a girls 70 IL years.
Evening star., 1886-06-03

LoT ARTorYPEs at SO cents, former price .5
and so cents. WhItakerS.
Evening star., 1886-06-03

John T.. Baker & Go. 3 Cod Liver Oil and
Mali Is The nnest preparation OF the kind in the
market. Its ionic and nutrlLive effects in Wasi-
Ing diseases truly wonderful Sold by all drug
gIStS.
Evening star., 1886-06-03
ENDEAvORING To COMPROMISE.
The Meeting Of Eight.Hour BOsses Last
Night-An Address to the Journeymen.

Last evening meeting of the eight-hour
boss carpenters was held at the shop of Land
voight d kimmell, on Massachusetts, avenue
near 5th street, with the view to affecting a
compromise of the differences between the
Master Builders association and the Journey
men. AT q meeting the preceding day. as stated
In THE STAR, 1t was determined to canvass the
sentiments of the boss carpenters generally
and last evening reports were handed In show
Ing that quite a large proportion would be will
Ing to accept an honorable compromise. Some,
1t was stated, are willing to start I'D work at
once on basis OF nine hours and a recognition
OF the craft cards. After talking over the SUBJ
Ject an address to the Carpenters union was
adopted, requesting them to adopt hours with
;,l nours on saturdays as days work, to retain
ton cards They state that the lockout has
now continued one month and neither side has
new work is to be done should be started this
month, they should at least make proposition
looking 10 a general return to work.
THE CARPENTERS UNION.
Before the meeting of the Carpenters union
last night there were crowds about the corner
OF 7th and streets, where the union meets.
Quite respectable number favored q comprO-
mise, especially as to the hours, but the gen.
eral s sentiment tl was that on no consideration
would they give up their cards, especially the
cards OF the craft. A fair proportion OF the
members were opposed TO giving up the ANAL
CATION cards. 1t was urged that as some OF the 3
hour bosses had been Ooliged to adopt hours
that Tor the union to adopt hours would be
10 assist them. The union meeting was
largely attended and there was long debate,
but no conclusion was reached, the sentiment
lavoring postponement OF action till the joint
convention Oh the two branches of the trade
meet ON saturday night. II was developed in
the debate that there is uncOmpromiSing
eighi-hour sentiment among the men, who say:
iii we win We will have eight hours for all
time; If the employers win We will have ten.
Our motto Is either eight or ten hours"
THE HoD-CARRIERS WITHDRAW FROM THE
N
The HOd-carriers' assembly, Knights of
Labor, last evening took action withdrawing
from the amalgaInation. They will take notice
only OF the cards of bricklayers and plasterers.
The secretary OF the assembly stated LO a STAR
reporter that the hod-carriers were still solid
1Or eight hours and 81 a day.
Evening star., 1886-06-03

WILL PAY IoU. Read Dunn's City Items.
GAS RANGES and ,;oves4t shedds.
Evening star., 1886-06-03

CHANGE of climate and water often affect the
action of the bowels. one or two Brandreth s
pills taken every night are a perfect remedy IN
sucn cases. They aiso prevent malaria, and are
"a protection against LyphuS lever or diseases
arising from bad sewerage.
Evening star., 1886-06-03

nRKNEG SPRINGS. SHENANDOAH CO, VA
" THE LARGEoI AND N JsT IA oHIONABLE
SUMMER RESORT In THE MOUNTAINS OF
VIRGINIA
painted, repaired and papefed Throughout: yeMY
ci,sSets the best sanitary pluIDbng &:.hS y
i'm the mountains: new porches have been cti
newly fur ushed throughout. and new lair mattresses
have been placed in all the rooms, with woven wire
springs. making this the best and most complete
sort found in the south. Greatest variety OF
medicinal at any summer resort IN the United
STATES beautiful scenery magnificent roads; liable an.
exceilsd; hot. cold, shower ana plunge baths good
fishing and game in the Immediate vicinity. First
class livery connection with the hotel charges
moderate IL d q. Telegraph and Express Office IN
tie building. This Is the neafes watering place To
Washington, being only hours ride ON the Il. & -.
Il X Two trains daily. Music viii furnished by
Prof Ed. Williams Brass and String band. OF Al
haughs Opera House Descriptive Pamphlets con,
taining full information, cuts OF The iour princf
hotels ana sis oi The water attractions terns iesti-
monuls &c. may be had free al the following drug
gist !: Drews, Ailburn's, 1hompsons. scnafrs min
eral water de. OF s.. Eyeniig star otiice and
Post For further infofuia address Ii. CABELL
AADDCX, Proprietor. L. q. BIZ kkE. Chief Clerk.
Dr. C. W. CHANcELLok. kesident Physician
m
Evening star., 1886-06-03
A Most LioeraI OReri

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The VOltaic belt Co., MaIshalI, Mich, offer to
send their Celebrated V talc Belts and Electric
Appliances on thirty days Trial to any man af.
ticted with Nervous Debility, Loss Of Vitality
Manhood, etc. illustrated pam phlet in sealed
envelope with luli particulars, mailed free.
Write Lhem a. once.
Evening star., 1886-06-03

PRINTING 100 Cards from plate, 75 cents.
W Nhit.ikers.
Evening star., 1886-06-03

LOVELY SATINEs, Seersuckers, Ginghams,
q Co., SO7 + ST.
Evening star., 1886-06-03

CARD ENGRAVING and printing reduced in
price. WnitakeTs.
Evening star., 1886-06-03
4hNGOHlSR~ u

| OhSGOE1lHe
When Baby was sick
We gave her CaStoria
When she was a child
She cried for Castorta
When she became a Miss
She clIng 70 Castoria.
When she had Children
She gave them CastOria
When Baby was sick
We gave her CastOrtA
When she was a enid
She cried for Castoria
When she became Miss
she clung to CaStOria
Evening star., 1886-06-03
LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

The w leather.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON, ID. e., June 3, 1856, o am.
Fos eastern New York. eastern Pennsylvania,
New jersey, Delaware Mary and Virginia,
locai rains, followed by fair weather, cooler,
northwesterly winds.
Per Friday. signify cooler generally fair
weather Is Indicated for the New England and
middle Atlantic states.
STRAW MATTISGs. Refrigerators and Window
Screens in every variety Moses & Son, 11th
and streets.
PHOTOGRAPHS of the Blue room in the Execu-
tive Manson. Geo. Prince, Photographer, l. 1th
and Pa ave.
VICTOR Fountain Pens, gold mounted, so
cents. Whitakers.
FROZEN CUsTARD, Gautier's, 736 10th NV.
STAINED Glass substitute. All 7th ST. n. W.
ALL THE --LATEST and Fine Stationery at
Whitakers.
JUST RECEIvED-A large lot of S1.45 Boys
Flannel shirts. white and colored, at Franc ),
corner 9Th and ID streets. Tne only strictly one
Price bat and Gents r furnishing Store III the
CITY,
1000 Boxes Linen Paper and Envelopes, 25
cents. " WhltakeTs.
WILL PAY IoU. Read Dunn's City Items.
GAS RANGES and o;ovesNt Shedd's.
LOT ARTorYrTs at SO cents, former price .5
SO cSLl>- W y
How TO SAVE MONEY Read Dunn's City Items.
SOLAR and electric light engagements for
artists and the trade, $500 for 2oX3O, mount
ed- Z. NJ Bell, ao3 Pennsy lvania avenue
CARD ENGRAVING and printing reduced in
price. W Nnitakers.
LOVELY SATISEs, Seersuckers, Ginghams,
Nuns Eeiiing and Aibatross. cheap. Brodhead
d o., 9O1 ST.
Inp L Pa
YoU MAY NEED SOMETHING. Read Dunns
City Items.
ENGRAVED PLATE and 100 cards $1.5O. Whit
ekers.
GAS FIXTURES, at Shedds, 4O9 9th street.
THE BURSTING OF a water pipe at Woodward
d Lothrop's slightly damaged 6U yards of 1212
cent CreLOnne. "RemnauL price Tomorrow,
cents per yard.
PICTURE FRAME and Eases at cost to close
them out Whitakers.
CHANGE of climate and water often affect the
action OF the bowels one or two Braiidreths
pills taken every night are perfect remedy IN
suen cases. They aiso prevent malaria, and are
"a protection against typhuS lever or diseases
arising rom bad sewerage.
ALL Books on shelves at cost at Whitakers.
We MAKE SPECIALITY in gentlemen's tine
hand-sewed shoes. All the latest SLY les. Mrs.
Wm. ii. Rich, IA Market Space.
ALL Books ordered at 10 per cent discount
from retail price Wnitakers.
Co-oPERATIvE CLEANERS AND DYERS, 626
ID street northwest Cooperative principles.
Fine work only.
LAWN VASES and Garden Hose at Shedd's.
PRINTING 100 Cards from plate, 75 cents.
GLASSES repaired while waiting. Hempler's.
Evening star., 1886-06-03

PICTURE FRAME and Easels at cost to close
them out. W hiIakerS.
Evening star., 1886-06-03
Pickwick Club WHISKY y is the best

Fresh Alderney Butter churned every morn
Ing and delivered in n Id. "Ward" prints, 4Oc
per 10. Also Cottage Cheese and Butterinilk
sweet Milk &c. per quart. Cream Is cents.
Evening star., 1886-06-03

IpAWLEN SPRINGS.
1t Rockingham Co, Ma.
Opens June loth. Ihe iampus RuwleyA 4
water; 200 lee, sbove lever. Cunmo- y N$
dons hotel buildings; capacity 6Uu- the .-,sH1
scenerN grand and picture que with Atmosphere dry,
ana free nom lrosiratng heat of midsummer. the
mountain summer resort " iilc ior llnstrst.d pam
phlet. Address CIiher j y. wOODAAR Rp, tsen Man.
j. l.. HODCn. President or e. A. SPtlN Treas
urt1. harrisohousg. Va my25 eO2m
Evening star., 1886-06-03
CITY AND DISTRICT.

while waiting. Hemple
Evening star., 1886-06-03

THE BURSTING of a water pipe at Woodward
d Lothrop's slightly damaged 6U yards of 1212
cent Cretonne. "RemnanL' price tomorrow, D
cents per yard.
Evening star., 1886-06-03

FINE PORTRAITS. kets ksmethy, 11O9 Pa. av.
YOU MAY NEED SOMETHING. Read Dunn's
Itan
Evening star., 1886-06-03

MASSACHUSETTS REGIMENT COMING TO
WASHINGTON.-Ihe 15ln Massachusetts regi-
ment, which Is visiting the battlefield of Get
tysburg, yesterday listened To- an Grafton from
ex-AtIorney GENERAL Devens at the reginentai
monument Oh Ruund Top avenue. To-day the
party will visit Aniieta.n coming thence To
Washington on their Way nome.
Evening star., 1886-06-03

DIVORCED FROM AN INSANE HUSBAND-To-
day, Katie L. Eosser (nee Burke) was divorced
by Judge james, OF tue Equity Court from the
bonds oi matrimony with Jonn Eosser and
given the privilege OF resuming her maiden
name. They were married by Rev. Father
Tarro, OF ST stephens church, Nov. Is, 1oS2,
and she charges that he was then lunuLic, DuL
his mental condition was unknow To her: that
she shortly afterwards became aware OF it, aud
since December 10, 1888, he has been an in-
mate OF the insane iisy yium.
Evening star., 1886-06-03
SUMNER RESORTS

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sIrng water baths Tab ard ATTENDANCE. Ncel ed
Iapae1tN 300 Located amung the pines Hn elcNA-
ton OF LOO fceL Address 10y mail or telegraph for
pamphlet.
jei-eo-2m GEO. ". kITTFIIF Nanarer
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The Leading Hotel. Ike llent CT sine. -a-1.o
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IL H. BROWN, Prop, assisted by ank MacDon-
aid my lps.tu.th,2't