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HoNoRs 10 YouNe wAsHIH0rokIAx.-St Johns
Cadet battalion attended the Pythias' fair at the
infantry Armory last night and TEE cadets com
peted Tor gold medal offered By the Knights &
Pythias to the best drilled cadet The ofncsrs q
the Light Infantry. capt nnehbeek and ueuta
Bryan and Monroe, wsfe the ju1gsA ana after q
sharp competition the medal wns awarded 70
Cadet-ssEHeant Edgar G. Helphenstine, Of wash
fessasasivvA mads stirring addre1 IN presestine
the medal to Sergeant nolphensune who Va
WARMLY congratulated. a number Of Nsshanrton
lads were among the conteetAntA
wARD NEEIIHoR-The rspublican ward mese.
ins were held lass night 70 siect desgasss 70 To
caV coaventa0A. There IVES confusion aI zone q
the meetings and witharawalA Messra windsor.
McKenae, Dearborn, Wimnatt Crupper. Th0mn.
son, Alien, Whiting, rf1chazd, and others Vefs
chosen delegates nom the wards by 49, Who -.
mained at the meerngA bus NON two a - ~
thsss VIM - oonsssting deegatioas e thS oonvsS.
Norsa-A aaa baks q TIE nr,aoook mr.,
leBt night entertained Q uumbef & nenbssS =
the 0rOwlew Club. q waahingtoa -;
whsa1 q ne board g No wsfSsaA win -
~ rea1nAe1on q that poa1tsoa e u nsgt 6SSS'
~ q the CITY coano1l-AlA0rnaS c. n LSSi
~ q I ~ - ss,s 49, = a. psesssS
naA etsonA reugne6 - :
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DIED


NARY BARRY, relict Of Thoms. ssrry s~ed seventy.
Funeral from $50 street southe.s,, on SUNDAY.
22d. ct 30 pm. thence to st. Peters church. -
an. eEokaE Il tiaest syn AsrI ~ . asss M.
nett. aged sixteen years one month and fifteen dAyN
Our boy is seeIins 90 free from all pain.
On. wake him not sweet spirit. 10 suffer again.
a i efnss ar over his pa,ns are all rome
Oh think how he suffered and moaned with rain,
In the LONG hours IT night, ne We watched him
Till God. in His mercy. sent down from shove
By HIS PsErSra
Funeral win take place from his parents re.denos
O'Clock pm Friends aud relatives are respectfa lly
CoNNELLY At ass New York svenue, on FRIDAY.
Agri 20, 1883. at 30 .. m. FRANCIS ID. CON-
internent at Lancaster Pa Monday, April p3.
cox .r on Friday AM 20 lsss =, 30 p m sftsr
ANNIE n cox IN III the % S p q her iSss.
Friends and relatives Of the family are inyitea 10
inlay E Crnmp. 0l3 sixth street southwest, Mon
HOLM DEPARTED thi. life on Wednesday. Aprii
ls, 1858, DAVID y. HOLM
and streets southeast sunday, April -. 1t pm.
Ji yASks9s + on Friday April 20 isss HIRAM w
FansSsf irOm Ss sss rssssnss :. 10 feis S,n....n
stree, no, ,,ls Mondsy April "a .aEn ha.s-
o'cloei. April 20. 1855. KoBERT L No0kf. sssS
Funeral services .. hi. late re.idencs. 5s4 Fif,A
street northwest on SUNDAY afternoon, April ". Of
Join sss 4
Due notice Of funeral 6sresfter.
sCHEELE On the afternoon Of April 20, 1855. -
s o. IsSsk IN s1s Thumbs q our holy csr:n..,
tas d, AGED twenty-one years and two months.
oh my sister. psssns from me.
At ws,e Re s ss s t ss y,st1ss
Dear. bequesth me that great patience
Which has power 20 sustain
A,heerful uncomplsinins spirit
Br Hrn sisrs,A
It's hard TO breah the tender cord
When love hA- bound the heart;
We must forever part
Dearest loved one. we have laia thee
In the peaceful graves embrace.
But thy memory will be cherished
TN we see Thy heavenly lace
the Western Presbyterian church. Rev. Dr. wynkoop
street northwest at : O'Clock Friends aud rsis-
sIMMs. April 90 lsss, SIDNEY s. a W. sINMs,
i'm the thirty sixth year of his are.
May he rest In peace.
Funeral from 81. Augustine Church, Monday morn
ing. 40 a m. April %. 1sss. Requiem mass
srAdE s,c suddsny q ssTela Hospital Of hear,
the ate Robert " spates Of Montsomsry COUNTY. ma
Ikockville and Baltimore payers please copyl
sfEMxkf. ., nome H IN Prince esSrses COUNT. Nd
Fond children srieve not after your mother.
ns. q HT e. sss s . SSs s4S ss
Year, and eight months
Funeral from his late residence. 21s street north
west on Monday. April %. Al .. m Friends ana
relatives of the family invited 10 sttend
DSEEEssssSNNS .r. sPi 70 i''s H.
wENZEI. At 80 O'Clock an April II. lsss J.
p. wENZEL
WHITE Al the rrxidepce az Prof ah.lao,
HANNAH renct OF the late John White Of Pliladti-
phiA tPhilsdelphiA Iapes plssse copyl
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BALTIMORE, Nd. April 2l.-vtrR1pia skies, past
q bid to-day.
BALTIMORE. Nd. April "a. - Cotton quiet and
Wheat southern. steady and firm: red. s3as7
winter red spot 80 bid: May. bi asked: June. Siks
sihn; Jaiy. yoh asked. Corn southern. nrmeri
dull mixed spot ~ bid Mag, Sea6Oki June, 5yNa
60. Osts firm and quiet-southern and PennsylvaniA.
3Ss42; western white. 42s43: weetern mixed, 3ba
40, Rye quiet and nrm, 7Os75. Provisions stsedy
and fairly active. Petroleum easier. refined, *.
to fair. l3Hs14A Sugar -coppsr refined, nrin l6l6
al6. Whisky steady, l2lsL23. Other articles un-
changed treiehts TO Liverpool per steamer quiet
cotton. l-l6d; -four per ton, A. grain, nd. sales
wheat, 337,2OO bushels: corn, $4,000 bushelA
Chicago Markets.
cash, 81: May. 81 5-f8; June IS T.i6. Corn steady
lash S3n May. San june. 54... Oats hrm-May.
LEY June, 14.17h: Lard easy : cash. s07H:
MAY, $40; June, SIS. Short ribs-May, $50.
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A miserable sz,stsaos when . few bottles q
Aysrs sarsavarah wenlA certainty sivs shs
strength and snsesy yea ned, Thousauds scs
proving In virtnss daily. % may you ma
Alice wssl Of Js9sgsun. v. Va. writes: Il wss
Ill run down before began 10 take Ayers ssr-
nparillA but IN now gaining in ssrsngth ever
dav."
"Bsing very weak and dsspondsnt after lo.s
iIlnsss. I tried Ayers sarsaparilla and two bot
ties have restored me 10 my former health ~
Mis Blanche q Browner. Boylston Place,
Boston.
AYERS sARsApARIILA
Prepared by Dr.. J. G. Aver 3 Co, Lowell. Msss.
Sold By al Druggists. Price. 81: six bottles, IS.
WORTH e5 A BOTTLE
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MAtkRIED.

BuCHANAN-CARTER. At "routen Field- Del,
on April is lsse, by Rev. Father u s. Bradford
EDWIN BUCHANAN, NJ. d. oi Virginia. 10 Misc
KooNCE-PILE In Baltimore. April Ia 1855, by
the Rev Joseph II smith. ID ID, pastor Of the Central
Presbyter church, Mr.. GEORGE W. KOONCf, o.
North Carolina 70 Mis-. oRAClA NJ. PILk, u wssh-
tneton, d. G. tho csrds)
NUTE-HARNEY April ~, 1855. st the fret CON-
grsgstionnl church Tenth aud strests by De-
O.. A. Harvey. father of the bride. Mr.. FhANk A.
MUTE TO Miss BIRDIE HAkykN.
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BAD CASE BLooD Porsos1sa
cURHD BY cur1cURA REMEDIES.

Through the medium Of one Of your books, received
through MI. Frank T. Wrsy, druggist. Apollo. Pa,
became acquainted with your CUTICURA RKNRp1Ks
and take this opportunity to testify to you that their
use has permanently cured me Of one of the worst
casss Of blood poisoning. in connection with erysipe
las. that have seen and this after having been
pronounced ncurabls by of the bss, physicians
In our county take great pleasure In Forwarding
you this testimonial unsolicited 1t Is by you in
order that others suffering from similar mslsdies may
Be encouraged to give your CUTICuRA REMEDIES q
trial. PS WHITLINdER LeechburQ Pa
Reference: FRANK 7. wRAY, Druggist, Apollo.
James E. Richardson. Custom House, New Orleans
on oath aays: I'm 1870 Scrofulous Ulcers broke out
ON my body untn was q mass of corruption. Every
thing known to the medical faculty tried in vain
] became mere wreck At times could not lift my
hands to my head, could not turn in bed was in con-
slant pain. and looked upon life q No relief
or cure in ten In 1880 heard Of the CurIcURA
REHkpTHs. used them, and was perfectly cured"
Sworn to before .. 9. Com. J. d. CRAWFORD.
Sold everywhere. Price: CUTIcURA, Soc. SOAP, Csc
REsoLvENT. 81. Prepared by the POTTER DRUG AND
Skin Diseases"
PIMPLES. BLACKHEADS, CHAPPED AND OILY
SKIN prevented oy CUTICURA MkDICATKD soar.
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BUILDING PERMITS
l dav fnI r RrtnEha

were issued to-day 10 J. +. Brinkhard to erect two
brick stores and dwellings at Ills and l7l5k 7Jh
street northwest, at a cost OF g. 200; Jas s. Boss
TO build nve brick houses from s04 to 7l2 alley,
between and H, 9Th and 9TH streets northeast
at a cost OF s. 500; l. j. Butler to build two brick
dwellings at 6ls and 62l 23d street northwest at
cost Of 81, 500; c. B. Dickey TO erect one frame
dwelling on 17Ih street extended, at q cost OF
~ 600: ID. X. Hagner to build one brick stable in
the rear OF 20l2 X street northwest, at q cost OF
$500; r. Ehrhardts to build one brick dwelling at
l4O7 North Capitol street northeast az cost OF
Al. 600
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HARa1Er HusBAnD AVER


Takes pride in stating that VITA NuovA (NEw
LIFE) will cure or greatly relieve Dyspepsia.
Insomnia, sleeplessness Nervousness. Hysteria.
Pain in the Back of the Head, or any Trouble
originating in = Depressed Condition of the Nerv.
Gus System;
THAT the sales Of Vita Nuova far exceed any other
nerve remedy ever manufsctursd
THAT its regular use will take the place of all liquor
or alcoholic stimulant and will. If persisted in.
efectually cure drunkenness:
THAT the sick should use it to restore health;
THAT the well should use it to prevent sickness;
THAT all overworked persons should use it TO prevent
fatigue or breaking down:
THAT all energetic Americans should use IL con-
stantly to enable them to maintain their energy; ;
THAT it can be relied upon a. the prescription of
well-known physician and not Quack nostrum;
THAT care should be taken to avoid limitations and
substitutes offered in place of Vita Nuovs;
THAT it is for sale At all druggists in Washington
THAT you should send to Mrs. HARRIET HUB
BARD AVER. SO and "a Park Place, New York
City, for copies of letters Of Recommendation from
Senators, Members Of Congress- Judges and d.
vines. and people whom you know and believe in
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LIE GENUINE
o H A n N Il o pa
MALT EXTRACT
10 the
BEST NUTRITIvE TONIC

PALATABLE HEALTH BEVERAGE
Tor Impaired Digestion. DyspepsiA Convalescenca
Weak Children. and General Debility
WHAT PROF. COLEMAN, OF GLASGOW, SAYS OF
IT: Suffering from attack Of Illness which had not
only reduced my strength. but brought on extreme
exhaustion. from inability to appropriate food tried
the effects Of the Genuine Johann Hofs Malt Extract
wineglassful three times day. Its followed
by marked eects-1 Food. which had etofore been
found to pass the alimentary canal unchanged d.
eested properly 2. There appeared an increased
power of evolving animal heat and storing up fat.
Beware OF limitations. The genuine has the signature
Of Johann Hof" on the neck Of every bottle. All
others are worthless imitstions
JOHANN HOFF, Berlin and Vienna New YORK
Office: Barclay Ct fa3-tu. th&s
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CHARGE or AssArLTISa AN OFFICER FAuA-
James Ofutt, colored, and his sister, Catherine
Joy, were before the Police Court to-day,
charged with assaulting Oficer Redgrave.
Ofutt was also charged with profanity.
Ofrutts head had been cut by blow from the of
ncer's club. The of1cer claimed that the prisoner
had violently resisted arrest The prisoner and
other witnesses denied this, and said the ofncer
struck him without cause. Judge smell releAsed
the defendant on his own recognizance. The case
against the woman was dismissed
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MARRIAGE LICENSES - Marriage licenses have
been issued by the clerk Of the court 20 James
Harrison and sophia Brown; Henry Kropp, sT
and Nollie K l. schoomaker; John Rashington
and Susie Ingram, both OF MestlnOreland Co Va:
Chas- D. Dol, OF Harpers Ferry, Va, and Minnie
A. Pangle; julius kglon and Annie weingart:
conrad Zeller ana Mary NJ. Hale; VIM. Cook and
Susie Dade
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AsAxAkrz'a.

W4sAMAkrxa.
Book is no better because you ge tfor fair price
but you're likely TO es better when you know the price
was taiE
MONEY SAVED
On Books II good as money saved on anything Ono
Of the easiest things to too you only have
care.
At WANAMAKER'S more Books are sold over the
counter than in any other house between the
timely works on Agriculture and Horticulture;
large assortment Of French Books; seasides and
Franklin Squares; Standard and Miscellaneous works.
bound and unbound; and almost any printed thing
that proper people read.
The prices are always fair. and any geabls Book 10
there OK wtl w got
BOOB NEWS
How little the title Of Book tells youl Even II you
ne all the Books how many have you time to get
1t the inside or
That is where BOOK NEWS will serve you good
turn We send 1t out once month, a-brim with Just
what rou want TO knoW Of the latest Books and the
gossip Of the Book world By the best judgment of the
best judges IL tests the Book aud says why this
BOOK should b read and that skipped
With each number an author portrait &c. SOC. .
ysar.
JOHN wANAMAKER.
d17-0m Philadelphia.
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WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP.

SIGNAL CORPS CHANGKs.-Lieutenant Robert
B. Watkins, Signal Corps, ordered from Washing.
ton to st. Louis, Mo; Second Lieut. Jno. c.
Walsh, from Washington to Cincinnati Ohio;
Second Lieut.. Benjamin NJ Purssell from Titus
VILE, Fla, to New York. First Lieut.. Thomas N.
woodruff, 5th infantry, acting signal officer, re-
lieved from duty at St Paul, Mimi, and ordered
to duty in this city.
PERSONALITY Postmaster-0eneral Hatton OF
New York; Gen. p T. Woodfn OF Hampton, Va,
Col. r. C. Foster OF Denison, Tex, and Passed As
sistant Paymaster ]. N. Spell are at the Ebbitt.
Sir Lionel West, the British minister; Horatio
Guzman, the Nicaraguan minister, and
were in New York last night.-
Paul NAPLES OF Denison, Tex, p. +. Wall and 8.
H. Hardwick OF New York, G. Cooper Clark OF
stamford, Conn.,, E. p. HAHN Of Lewiston, Me-, and
+. E. Bennett OF Philadelphia, are at WiliardS-
Christopher Cries, Alden sampson, r. ogden,
Jno. B. Erhardt and Geo. r. Houghton OF
New York, H. Schiller Of London, and Eckley
B. Coke, OF Drifton, Pa, are at Wecker'a-
Jno. S. Durand, Thos. ID. Reilly A. A. warnstadt,
X. n Kenyon and ]. d. Griswoid OF New York, J. e
Estabrook OF Worcester, j. A. Bennett of Lynn.
Mass, and Franklin Fairbanks OF Vermont are at
the RiggS-D. c. Wilson and Jno. H. Lorimer OF
Philadelphia, Chas. A. Terry OF New York, II. B.
Brown OF Detroit, Jas. /. Kay OF Pittsburg and
Gerolt Gibson OF ST. Louis, are at Wormley'a-
w. II. Tallmadge OF Connecticut, W. g. B. Hop
kins Of Worcester Mass, j. Leavsr Page, John +
Brooks, and George Riggs OF New York, Farpham
Lyon OF Saginaw, Mich, and N. Hughitt Of Chi.
cage, are at the Arlington.
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Cemsng Aaus>u>,s>.

AIRAreHs orknA HoUsE-A very interssffne
French,prop. company st Albsughs hext v eel. nd
ALREADY ohe demand for places for the var1ous psr
iormsnces Y % ersx thai sss nAns s fesl
brings with it no fsbulous-priced operate "tars-
OF great notoriety but judging nom the criticisms
formances notable for aIl-round merit and sus-
tained interest," bringing out all that ~ IN the
compositions which it undertakes The organEa-
Sn LAM enc ~ isS aos essu
sively In the grand operate Representations ana
another In the light operas The leading artists
are NJ. Berger tenor, who u very highly spoken oii
NJ Denoye. who Is said TO possess bass voice Of
great power; NJ. Clayerie. considered baritone ot
the nrst order; NJ 81 Jean, lighter baritone N
Rinkiy, sopranos, from the Paris Grand Opera
House, besides long list OF others LIE
orcnestra VIII be OF saeqaAte strength Tn ne
Monday; "Boccaccio- TUESDAY; .sThe Nus
ksteers" Wednesday matinee; ia Favorite,'
.FsussS Fr,dss: ne pest Faas t Saturday masi.
nee, and Jerusalem, saturday evening.
NATIONAL THkArER-To the older generation az
brings back some OF the pleasantest memories d
thelr youth, with glowing visions OF gorgeous
spectacle, wonderful TRANSFORMATIONS mysterious
apparitons ana ell the marvellous train Of ODD and
curious things which senQt make up pantomiIne
IN the paImy days OF that now neglected form of
mlmes Msra IN thoss Gays 'ae ha,si panso,
words became almost synonymous Early
In the season Mr.. Ime kiralfy undertook
a revival OF the famous Ravel pantomlne
"Mazulm, the Night OWL which was produced In
New York with success having long run at the
Academy OF Music In that city. "Mafulm, as
already announced, will be seen nj the National
Iheater next week. with all the effects produced
IN New York, and with a number OF attractive
specially features introduced Including the vaidis
sisters, aerial artists, and Dare brothers and
bfaatz brothers acrooats. There viii be many
new oaliets devised by the klralfys, whose suo-
cess IN thls Held Is well known aud the usual grand
marches transformations ana miscellaneous spec-
tacular features
late war.
kkkNASs THEArER-An extraordinary attrao-
ton Is promised al this house next week In The
'klectla' OF AdOlph Seeman, the magician Who
suspends lady IN mld-air ltnout visible support.
Other features VIII be Sander ROSners electric
sensation. the Martens tho, Myle aud Sanford.
and other specially artists.
HARRIS BIJoC rHEATEK.-At this house next
week Mr.. Harris own company VIII appear In q
grand revival OF "Uncle Toms Cabin"
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CoLoRKD vRrxRANA-A meeting Of the surviving
veterans OF the nrst United states colored troops
WAS held on Thursday eveding, az which perma-
nent organization was affected, 70 be known rs
the First United States Colored Troops Veteran
Association. The regiment proposes 20 hold re-
union on the twenty-fourth Anniversary OF the
nrst battle In which it participated, Wilson'S
Landing, Va, May - 1904
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WHY TIRE BiJou WAS CLOSED LAST NIGHr.--Iass
evening there was no performance at harris B,lou
Tbeater and the tickets were redeemed the reason
given being that Myra Goodwin, the '.star" OF the
company, was seriously al. An attachment had
been served on the drops, properties &C, 10 q
replevin suit OF W. {. 1ompKins against Edwin
1ravers, and IL was thought that this was the
cause OF the non-appearance OF the company The
writ OF attachment had been served by the mar.
shall, but by arrangements the effects were nos
delivered, but an oftcer was placed In charge with
instructions 10 allow their use until after the per-
Torrance tonight
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I'd EDITION.
--latest TelegTans % The Star.
A Mother and New Bern Dabe die Fer
Lack a AteomeiO0s

Mother and New Bern Dabe Die Fer
Lack 81 Asssasioo.
BOSTON, April 2l.-The town Of Medford ID ex-
cited over the death Of Mrs Lottie A. james and
her newborn child Friday morning. Ma Connos.
mother OF MIS- James, practices sChristian SCI
ence, ana IL appears that no midwife o.
physician was called till both mother ana
child were dead DR.. J. I. comm was then
summoned sunni and insisted upon an antopey. the
stAlfs that II showed that mother and child were
perfectly healthy before their decease, and that
Win the care which should have been given oy
common nurse, both would have been alive. Moth
chnd II Is probable that legal proceedings wiz
Dc Instituted against Mrs. C6nnor.
A whip to the Parnellites.
LONDON, April 2l-Mr. Parnell has telegrHphed
to all the absent home-rule members OF the house
OF commons to attend the sessions on Monday ana
wednesday next, on which days divisions Will be
taken on the budget and the Irish county govern
ment Dill respectively.
Anthony COmstOck 90 bo Axrosted.
NEW YORK. April 21.-Judge Barrett to-day
granted an order FOR the arrest OF John n. stern
and Anthony Comstock In the suit brought against
them by John Hemmens and Chaa. Shirley for
$4,000 damages for conspiracy.
An Unsuccessful Libel Suit.
BALTIMORE April 2I-The suit OF James Hodges
against A. 3. Abel & Co., publishers OF the sun
Ior $2O,0OO tor alleged ubeL resulted to-day In .
verdict Tor the defendants.
Fatally Hurt I'm q Curious Manner.
ST. LOUIS, April 21.-As i've section men were
passing the Gerlings White sand CO. 3 Works on q
nana-caI near Labadie, NO.. yesterday, blast ex-
Cat. All oI the men were fatally hurt
-~----
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District Government Affair.

a. W. Blunt has bought for $40. 900, OF z. T. Car.
penter, lots %, square $40, fronting 2lo on n
street. $40 on 4th and $40 on 9Th street southeast
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Annie Connsll the four-year-old daughter OF Mr..
r. A Connell was accidentally run over and pain
fully injured BY heroic on the avenue this AFTER.
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Fatally Hurt I'm a Curieus Manner.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERClAl.
Name o. @. 1aaae. O

New York stock Market.
The following the opening and closing prices Of
the New York Stock Market q reported by special
wire 30 Corson and Mccartney. l4lv y street
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Capitol Topics.
THE TARIFF DEBATE.

meeting Of the ways and means committee
has been called for Monday morning. 1t is the In.
tention OF the democratic members to carry
out at that time the direction Of the last caucus to
consult with their republican colleagues as 10 the
time to be allowed for debate with the House on
the tariff bill
SENATOR sPoONIR AND THE PooL-sRLLrNa BILL
Senator Spooner was not present 1t the meeting
Of the Senate District committee yester.
day when the Senate bill to pro-
hibit po0l-selling and book.making In Wash.
ington and Georgetown was ordered reported
adversely that the House bill may be substituted
for 1t. But he said to STAR reporter to-day that
as 1t came from the House. He still thinks
the penalties for violation OF the act ought 70 be
made more severe, but he says it 10 represented
that any effect to amend may result In the defeat
Of the measure and he will assist TO Its passage In
its present shape.
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YESTERDAY WAS NOT GOOD DAY.-Miclael
Raedy was charged in the Police Court to-day
with keeping disorderly house at 10 ana 10 ass
achusetts avenue. Mr.. Raedy has erected q stand
grounds and charges admission. The disorder
Complained OF by one Of the neighbors was the
applause and bosterous language OF the people on
By one Of the home club. "Was there any such
applause yesterday" asked the judge. "No SIR, 4
day for the Wasningtons," added the Judge The
Judge imposed q me OF e25 and suspended execu-
ton Of 0eDtonce.
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Representative Glover and Mr.. Perry.
THE CONTEMPT CASE CONES Up BEFORE JUDGE HAa-


Representative Glover and Mr.. Perry.
THE CONTEMPT CASE CONES Up BEFORE JUDGE HAa-
SER TO-DAY.
In Circuit Court NO. /, Judge Hagner, this morn
ing, the motions in the case OF Mrs. Anastasia
Patten, against r. L Fleming were heard MIS-
Patten by Congressman Glover and Mr. Graham
sues Colonel Fleming, represented by
MessrA r. r Perry and c. Carlisle, TO
recover $4,000 alleged to have been overpaid in
the erection OF house. The case had been re-
ferred 70 Examiner Harper, and IL is alleged that
about ten days ago there was controversy over
some papers, and the result was motion that MI.
Perry be attached for contempt This was called
up rrst.
The afIidavits OF the counsel in the case and OF
the examiner were read. Mr.. Glovers afidavit
said that he had asked the witness, Col Fleming,
as TO whether q balance In q certain financial
statement was not forced; that Mr.. Perry told the
witness not TO answer and Mr.. Glover withdrew
the question; that Mr. Perry declined to allow the
affidavits on the other side; that the pro-
ceedings were interrupted by Mr.. Perry, be.
cause Mr.. Glover had used Insulting language;
that after Messrs. Perry and Fleming LEFT they
returned, and Mr.. Perry held Mt. Glover In his
arms while Mr.. Fleming took the satchel contain
ing the papers from Mr. Graham. M. Glover
called a policeman later and tried 10 have Mr..
Fleming Arrested, but the oficer declined TO make
the arrest. Mr.. Perry subsequently gave the valise
and papers to the examiner.