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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-13
GEORGETOWN.

The CHRISTMAS CLUB.-Miss Alice Sawyer,
secretary Of the Georgetown Christmas club,
TODAY expressed some fear as to the success Of
the efforts Of the club to give its annual dinner
to the poor children Of this place, owing to
the non-appearance of donations. Money or
food will be thankfully received by any member
Of the committees.
FINED FIVE DoLLARs.-George Washington,
charged with disturbing the quiet of 2Sth
street, was fined IS by Judge Miller to-day.
Republican club held q meeting in Georgetown
last night r. d. Ruftin, president in the chair,
and Robert Gilmore, secretary. Reports were
read showing that the republican clubs in vir-
GINA are preparing to take part in the inaugu-
ration parade. A committee on uniforms was
appointed, consisting Of VIM. Barber, Sanford
Hazard, and r. d. RuAin. It was resolved to
give ball on Inauguration night. Robert H.
yacEson, M. Alexander, w. H. Brown, and
LINDSEY Cain were appointed to secure hall
;nSn arrange about the printing. A resolution
indorsing the course OF ex-senator Malone,
and expressing the opinion that he is entitled
70 cabinet position, was unanimously adopted.
POLICE COURT CAsEs.-Howard BOYD q col
9red boy, was sentenced to so days in Jail by
!udge miner To-day for stealing Bride
Andrew Jackson, the colored boy arrested yes.
terday for theft. was fined IS or Is days.
SEE NOTICE under amusements of concert 10
be given tomorrow ening at Linthicum hall,
on Q street, by the Till family.
GRAIN TRAD1.-Canal boat Seneca arrived
with 1,lo0 bushels Of corn for J. @. 4 ]. n.
Waters, and 500 bushels of corn and 260 barrels
Of -four for @. 7. Dunlop. Canal boat Mary-
land arrived with GOO bushels Of corn for ]. q.
J. N. Waters, and with S,400 bushels Of corn
for @. T. Dunlop.
Miss DoRsEY's calisthenic class will meet on
Saturday this week instead Of Friday,
TEMPERATURE AND CONDITION OF WArrR AT 2
A. M.-Great Falls, temperature, 90; condition.
So; receiving reservoir, temperature, 40; condi.
ton at north connection, IS; condition at south
connection. IS; distributing reservoir, temper
AZURE, Ss; condition ct innuent gate-house, 80;
condition at efauent gate-house, Sc.
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Waterman burst in Cleveland. Ohio, yes
terday morning. flooding many streets and un-
dermining foundations Of houses. The damage
Ii estimated at $50 OOO
VIM. Fensterer, book-keeper of the Balti-
more Publishing company, has been missing
since Monday afternoon. His friends are much
puzzled to account for his disappearance.
John W. Smith, q grocer, has disappeared
from Reading, Pa. He made an assignment Of
his property, consisting Of stock, real estate,
and personal property, and left. He was fifty
years old and has no children.
Two employees of the Columbia and Good
vile fire companies, Of Allentown, Pa, have
been arrested for hauling theatrical baggage
on Sunday. The warrants were sworn out
under an old law providing against working on
the Sabbath.
Nine hundred and fifty telephones, hereto
fore the property of the National Improved.
Crescent City, and New Orleans telephone
companies, we're burned in that city yesterday
under the direction Of the American Bell
telephone company. These instruments were
adjudged by the United states court to in
fringe the patents Of the Bell company.
The New York senate trust committee re.
sumed its session yesterday. The witnesses
we're members Of the Wholesale Grocers' asso-
citation, copper trust, and Scotton-baQRinR
trusts. all OF whom admitted reluctantly thai
the objects were TO control prices
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WANTED-ROOMS.


WANTED-TWO SUNNY, COMMUNICATING,
w unfurnished room; preferably with those who do
not advertise; reasonable references Address
TEACHER" p s., Star office dl3-3ts
WANTED-BY GENTLEMAN IN ONE OF THE
w departments, room and board in exchange for
French lessons has passed supplemental civil serv-
ice examination in French. Address FRENCH Star
Office. dl3-3ts
WANTED-TwO UNPUBLISHED COMNUNI-
w eating second floor rooms of 18th St and
north OF b ct. Address y. Star Office. d13-2ts
w and wife, parlor. bed and bath room; LIST or I'd
noor: sunny location In northwest best references
Address ARMY OFFICER ChambersburH, Pa dl -3ts
WANTED-BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, FUR
w nished rooms room on I'd floor. with board Ad-
dress, stating terms, ESSEX, Star Office dI2-2ts
w nished, with board with refined family GA Cspi.
tol Hill Or northwest, for man. wife and child Of
seven Address, stating particulars and terms which
must be moderate, M. r., Star office. d123t.
WANTED-ROoMs-wE ARE HAVING CALLS
w for Furnished Rooms suitable for Coneressmen
Those having such should place them with ut once
X. p HUTCHINS CO., 1921 ST. NV dlI-3t
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The street commissioners Of Hagerstown,
Md, have organized for the ensuing year by
electing John w. Stonebraker president Of the
board, In plsse Of the late sx-Gov. Hamilton.
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WANTED MISCELLANEOUS

Y. - A. = 80 - >LA1AIAA<ANC OOO
WANTED.EvERYBoDY SUFFERING FROM
.s e
1.Ss ss.s n :: nv p heat or no pay
WANTED-NEw CARPETS MADE AND LAID OR
ea ons' ..aen NJ ma Isnsted . r.dueed rs.e. By
sssS asdses .p sos sfsels An
WANIED-TO BUY A GOOD SAFETY BICYCLE.
AaSrss Prs1srs ed, Send Price description &c
WANTED-CUsTOMERF FOR Is OR 20 GALLONS
s3i,s sSd ssssisa BOZ $ Ss:. " '''
z asa EE22hhR s.F 5Ss
WANTED !. BUSINESS MEN : ORIGINAL.
J asssssS trade Address SEzdossfffSfsPI r
w Renov.tins works; Feathers Renoysted. MAJ MAJ
Hsff Ss sSS
WANTED.sENAToRs. AND coNGREssMEN
w TO know that they can have their writing done
e. na
WANTED-FUL CASH PRICES PAID FOR OLD
s1 only E5 81 !: s:sfs sSs
WANTEp-a1y 800 FOR FIVE YEARS on EIGHT.
AhforS aSsts.ct shoanT PI pere I tt Sor 5
sions Addres: CAPITAL star once '' no eS dsM
WANTRD-H BAUM PAYS THE HIGHEST CASH
w prices for second hand Furniture Carpets and
Feathers Entire Households Q Specially. Address
2l9 7th ct. 9. ". dl
WANTEDmWFILs DUG. ,BoRFD, AND DRIVEN:
.esai furnished and repaired SM MSfr VI los los
9Th st. e., Bladensburg, Md. nl3-Ims
WANTED IT KNOWN
w That W. ". Mofett 1913 ~nwb
Commissioner of Deeds
se24-3m for every State and Territory
WANTED-IT KNOWN THAT FRESH ALDER
w ney Butter is churned every morpipg And de-
hvered in u lb Nv ard" prints, 4Oc per 10 Also Cot
myS
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Is has been settled that Edward Fenton
Honeyvood, who was arrested in Newark, n
j., Monday night for forgery, il the scape-
grace ssa Of Lady Honsyvood, Of England
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-13

Quick TINE AND PrNcruAL SERVICE between
Washington and Philadelphia are secured by
the b 4 o. limited express trains. No extrs
fare il charged on the b 40.
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WANTEDHEI.P

WAAS1TED .aS TT n MORE coop CABINET
6fCSs sis ss :tS~ Il
WA4NTED-.AsTRoNa: HEALTHY WHITE eiRL
mus. e sSss vssss si
WANTEP-AT OMEGA BRIGHT, EDUCATED
lively good salary to right ons Address Box liz.
M.Id. sas.s.! N.iEa.s cSS.ks
b Die kIt s Sfs R 1s n;1
WANTEp-woMEN COOKS siO TO $40; CHAM.
w bermaids, Nurses and Laundresses in city or
sHStR Se5 .I s2e fsaai nS o0SEs Men
WANTED.,AN ACTIVE, ENERGETIC MAN. OF
Ss rs sfs' 4pESy Eiss ssss
WAHTED-A YOUNG MAN AT 8. HORowITZ,
and q .s.ss VII tS sIsL AS
sewing Inquire Il 2OIa iiiiiyer Place 1 -'' ft
WANTEDa;A WHITE GIRL mot IRIsD TO
sn nd sewing required references nscesssry Apply
WMASs1TI!E;DD;v,A !, GOOD 6 SHIRT HAND APPLY IN.
WANTED-ENERGETIC GENTLEMAN TO AT
;tb hns to our holiday trade salary SIS weekly
required Address S. W. j.. Star ONCE. IT
SdhIaR S,. two 'aissladies Also two stock clerks.
w provision store Only those experienced in
Cutting meats need apply references required sli
WANTED - IMMEDIATELY FIRST CLASS
w waist hands. Apply at 1918 10th St. NV. IT.
WANTED.A YOUNG LADY TO LEARN TO
R hs the sS for
12Oo Pennsylvsnia ave. NV. dl2-3t'
WANTED.A GOOD CANv. ssER FOR HOLIDAY
sss do s and
WANTED-wHITE MAN, WITH SHALL FAMILY
rARS erRI s.. Pr N to work on farm address
sh;ld Of 81. years. references required Cali at eli
WANTED-oNLY FIRsT-CLAss COOKS, GEN.
w sral h9useworkers, maids, buffers, housemen.
sasi :srss
WANTED-BY PIANO HOUSE YOUNG MAN
are.. Box a. . 1na sspsr a.
WANTED-TwO PRACTICAL SHOE CLERKS
between O sha II Pssd spy at $50 9TH T.
rsst Skirt Hands steady work and good wages g the
WANrED-A WHITE BOY. SIXTEEN YEARS
men nent place to right party. Apply at 612 D Ct.
STHONG, HEALTHY WHITE WO-
w mas for general homework. 1900 Rhode Island
ave. n. W. d12-3ts
WANTED-A GENTLEMAN OF INTELLIGENCE
and good address competent to do special work.
y saf sSSs
NV. dl2-3ts
WANTED-A YOUNG FRENCH MAID TO TAKE
w charge Of chamberwork and child Of nine years;
best OF references required Call from to IL I'm.
and to pm, ITO Conn ave. d11-3t.
WANTED DuNpORE,s EMPLOYMENT Blu.
W reau, conducted by ladies' men and women, white
and colored Tor all kinds Of domestic labor for District
and states, with references. ct. n se29-11w'
WANTED--AN ENTERPRISING, STEADY MAN,
w living outside Washington, to represent estab-
shed house in his section salary about 400 month
ny. 'ori "i u noosh' h0f na5 s9b seso'
WANTED AND OTHER INsUR-
w ance agents can make advantageous arrangements
to increase business and additional income.
For Information, address ". 7. N, Star Office.
d7,S&eo6t
WANTED LEARNERS FOR PROF CHRISTI
W NERS New International Tailor System Of Dress
and Garment Cutting with any inch rule and tape
measure alone Patterns and materials and bssted
Or made one fitting required; the system taught BY
Mime. 8. j. MESSEk. 1903 st. NV. n3-2m'
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BOARDING.
DOARD-FINE TABLE BOARD zoe n ST NV.
Dat moderate rates; homemade bread dl1-3ts

900 ST, OVERLOOKING IOWA CIRCLE
LOOO delightful rooms; perlor specially adapted
Y entertaining hrstclaas table and we'll tysaned
Ints; teTms moderate. u2o.1R
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FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS

EoR SALE : Two NICE FAMILY cARhIAeEss
:.a:1 NO se' D 'sSf So TTsis s'ssss.
I>oR saLI-wr ARE THE CHE .rEsT lar ROBE,
ma siu@o. Cali and see :'oof sod RsnPs 49, Az
EoR sAIE-sMAIL sTEAN LAUNCH. HAS MAST
sssl, Mn lsSSss d DR. c, X aoSISSb. Ell
EoR sALE-A THOROUGHLY EQUIPPED BUT
Yer tAnd; doing snlali ousipess With ch.nce Tor
MS iSssrossment' cheap. Address OTHER BS.i-
SoR sALE-JUsT ARRIVED A CARLOAD OF
! horsss from CUMBERLAND Valley; consisting q
s-nted can Sc seen rear Of i3oi 81 n.wdiS,st'
EoR sAIE-Two sELf;FEEpINe STOVES. IN
i,sS E = order Prices $3.50 and $3.50 Apply go
EoR sALp1A GOOD YOUNG HORSE Will
$40 c. or .aarss S KRIS hcTe snsS e!
Hoh sALE.FREsH COWS INQUIRE AT NJ NJ
fEiTELY's store, fsrmweL IOudoua ocunty.
hs hlEEt s'BSEh II eHeR Cox
Tor sAIE-FTNR pouRIE-sFr HARNESS TO
SATURDAY. S sS II s Sp. q S.I So" rR. S., s
n.x made silver mounted steel tnts and almost
EoR sALE-A HANDSOME DOUBLE HARNESS.
rear ISL %Santed very cheap Apply private stable
II - onht-SiONh AND ElA1IkES OF llitST-
class Grocery and Provision store doing rood
o p, Star one 5000 reasons for selling. Adars-s 7.
tFVph sALf-CHEAP IF SOLD AT ONCE BAY
diI sI,EY's Stable, iooi Of lin and o sta sw
NOR sALE-20 HEAD OF HORSES JIiST ARRIVED
= lroih hometown. Ky. 9 coupe horses: . ssddie
norses: pair of match bay horses l0 hands hiSh
FAR match bays, hands and inch his n can trot
WI ~ minutes driving horses 20 seen al
sohN eiMh Stable, BAL 18th 1T. NV. dl2-2w
IFDDht SALE - CHEAP = HAND-CARVFD EBONY
s.h.ss1, ooia-einoroidered Screen, bought Of A.
Schthidt Son large Curtain Pole. NahovyuV side
board fes,her bolsters, hows nifty Dental Cosnlss;
nany pieces o. Furniture owner not having ruon
AIp!y Nc 8, THE FREDERICK" 9th and sts n W
EOk SALE.1 HAVE A GOOD RIDING HORSE
= SADDLE and bride, for lady or geutieman Which 4
W. sen Tor one hundred dollars. Apply 1907 Mass
ave.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

81 csrs ana u sSase
EaS low e
class Notes for various sums for sale face and
TSSi SI,s NV. and 8. ". cUkRIbES Fscn &
EoR sALE-THE LEASE, GOOD WILL AND FIX
class bar and Restaurant attached on the principal
d II h.s
d13-6t' Baltimore, Nd.
IoR sALE-GROCERY AND PROVISION STORE;
son other rens very lowe price,
300. Address Box AZ. Star office. dl3-3t.
n saEG Once. ,sE1 E9grED s5oP
5ii' 'ss isa
A RARE OPPORTUNITY TO ENGAGE IN AN
Aestablished merchandising business; small capital
saz iaqse Sa aiss
WANTED-PARTNER, SPECIAL OR ACTIVE. IN
T., ,b;. clean b;hsd claim agency buisi1fss
to ss Which is sure to come
Address, Be ssa
LOR sALE-CoRNER GROCERY, N1cELYF1TTEp
S SH If taken this week Call or address IS s.
Propsrt5 inoyn as the sr.ddosi Il ae1.
conrenny .nd an rsSaa
The house contains I5e rooms including four stores
ea nd ssf s.D
chased at low rates This property wili be sold on
80, GREEN / cTNSiNsH lHgGSIs 70
dl2-1m' l405 Ut.
Tor sALE-GROCERY STORE, STOCK AND FIX.
Il lures, and Bar-room attached Good investment
re parties with small capital Address W. w, Star
LrOR FULL INFORMATION IN REGARD TO ALL
Il Local Stocks and Bonds call on
FRANK H. PELOUZE, 1913 street.
Money to Loan on Local Stocks and Bonds. dl1-3w
HERE IS FINE CHANCE FOR YOUNG BUsI-
IL meas man. GREGORY store in northwest section;
stock; nntures, o1orse, wagon and harness. Worth
% S35 weekly Address OWNER, Star oifice dii st
THO INvEsToRs.-IH HAVE SOME FIRsT-CLAss 8,
4 &, p snd per cent dividend-psy stocks, to
> FRANK r. PELoUzE, 1913 street,
d7-1w Dealer in Stocks and Bonds
A SSIGNEES SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE REAL
"A AND PERSONAL PROPERTY
VIC Will sell at private sale all any of the stock
and fixtures in the Carriage Repository and
and 1876 Massachusetts avenue aud 62S and $50 z
street northwest, comprising q valuable collection of
Carriages. Buggies, and Wagons, Iron. Steel Horse
tools Ynd fixtures requisite in rst-clsss wagon and
horse shooting establishment.
We will also sell the above building and grounds,
having an average front both streets of A feet 10
In the most substantial and complete manner for q
hrstclass carriagel and factory Also the three
story dwelling house No. 422 7th street south west:
both parcels subject to deeds Of trust
4o6 Louisiana ava,
r. W. NORRIS,
100 Z. German ST.. Baltimore,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-25
Railroad Consolidation.

DURsUANT TO THE STATUTE IN SUCH
L case made and provided, notice is hereby
given that the Southern Pacific Railroad Com
pany, the San Jose and Almaden Railroad
Company, the Pataro and Santa cruz Roilroad
Company. the Monterey Railroad Company,
the Monterey Extension Railroad Company,
the Southern Pacific Branch Railway Com
pany, the San Pablo and Tulare Railroad Com
pany, the San Pablo and Tulare Extension
Railroad Company, the San Ramon Valley
Railroad Company, the Stockton and Copper
opolis Railroad Company, the Stockton and
Tulare Railroad Company, the San Joaquin
Valley and Yosemite Railroad Company, the
Los Angeles and San Diego Railroad Compar y,
the Los Angeles and Independence Railroad
Company, the Long Beach, whittier and Los
Angeles County Railroad Company, the Long
Reach Rilroad Company, the Southern Pacific
Railroad Extension Company, and the Ramona
and San Bernardino Railroad Company, upon
the written consent of the stockholders hold
ing more than three-fourths in value of all the
stock of each of said corporations respectively
and by agreement of the respective Boards of
Directors Of said pofations, made and en-
tered into in accordance with such consent.
and pursuant to the statute in such case made
and provided, have this Gay amalgamated and
consolidated their capital stock, debts, prop.
erty. assets and franchises under the corpo-
rate nsme and style of the southern Pacific
Railroad Company.
Of the Southern Pacific Railroad Company.
San Francisco, May ID, 1888. my23-l m
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-25
An old Resident Killed.

STOCKTON, May 24.-Late Wednesday
afternoon Fred Hoagland, an old resident
of this county, and John Gianini, a
farmer, were run into, three miles from
this city, by train from the South, and
Hoagland was instantly killed. The
buggy was smashed and the horse's leg
broken, necessitating the killing of him.
Hoagland's body was carried some dis
tance and all the bones apparently
smashed. Gianini was thrown about SO
feet and piece of flesh torn out of his
back, and his head was severely bruised.
The deceased leaves wife and three
children,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-25
France.

PARIS, May 24.-The Republican meet
ing last evening called by Clemenceau,
Roffrin and Ranc adopted resolutions
pledging those present TO combat Boul-
angerism and employ every means in
their power to prevent C@sarian reac-
ton, declaring that a Republican and
not Bonapartist revision OF the constitu-
ton needed was to be followed by a
progressive realization of constitutional.
political and social reforms. A COM
mittee Of thirty was appointed to organ
ize Society of the Rights Of Man and
the Citizen"
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-25
Verdict Against the southern Pa
ciftc.

SAN Francisco, May 24.-Judge Hoff-
man to-day decided in favor Of the PLAIN
tiffs in the sought brought against the
Southern Pacific Company by O.. H.
Fales and others, for $40, 900 damages re-
sulting to the American ship st. Joseph,
which was run into while lying in the
stream by the Southern Pacific freight
boat Transit in 1881. Southland Hoffman
was appointed Commissioner to assess
the damages
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-25
a Chnnce ior aeAul.ssc.

New YoRK, May PA telegram from
]. D. Hayes, Of Ashland, Wis, received
by RickArd X. Fox to-day, announces
thatHayes will back Mike Conley, the
Ith}ca Giant, to fight Joe McAuliffe,
catch weights, London prize ring rules,
foT $500 a side. He announces that
$3.50 Forfeit has been sent to tine Califor-
MIA Athletic Club, San Francisco, and an
agrfement to fight at that place ii Nc
A4iffe's hackers viii allow $3.50 for' ex-
ipAses.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-25
uail pl,ve~..

FrrTsBURG, May "a. indianapolis was
playing ball to-day and batted Mr.. Hen
derson very hard. Healy was in great
form and the home team could do little
with him. Score: Pittsburgh 8; Indian
apolis IL.
CHICAGO, May 24.-The Wolverines
bit the dust before the coming champions
to-day. Pretzel Getzein's curves were
hit freely,whils after the first two innings
Baldwin was almost invineible. The
fielding OF both clubs was alsolgood.
Score: Chicago s Detroit 4.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-25
who pivuiged the secre,s

CINCINNATI, May 24.-The Price Cur
rent charges that the Chicago bulge in
grain on the 9th instant was due to the
fact that informa ton had leaked out from
the Department of Agriculture to West
ern speculators that the Cover, i Z re-
port Of the 10th would show. April
of 73 of winter wheat, wfs per
case. 1t charges furtherI1skl' '1 81 GN,i rfei
was not from the Statisthis ONCE,
official, and claims to seles City,
tlste the charges. ramsys ANY s'pc p
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-25

Perkins, q Ksnsas, spsaknng d y
verbal amendment. again entered the
complaint Of the people Of the West
against the inefficient mail ssrvice which
hs asserted was now being given 10 that
section. He had read extracts from vatl.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-25
MRS. ISnrlon's Csailss.

SAN DIEGO, May 24.--Harry Burton,
vthe son OF Mrs. Maria Burton, who has
been contesting the title of the Inter
national Company to the Ensenada tract
in Lower California, received q dispatch
from her attorney on Wednesday, asking
him to leave at once for that place to
take possession, as he had understood
from Judge Spindola that q decision
favorable 10. Mrs. Barton would be rem
dered.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-25
NOTICE.

WIN striotly enforce (he following rule: TAo
hours for spflnkltne ere between 9 and s.
O'Clock 4. n. and 8 and . O'Clock =, y. For
violation Of tie above regulation the water
will b. shut on and 3 nns Of two dollsra will
y ohatss1 bstsss wsssz VIII y turned on
xsains nSttf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-25
INDICATIONS

Indications for the twenty-four hours
commencing at IA. NJ, May 25, for Cal
ifornia; Fair weather, preceded by light
local rains, in the northern portion, near
ly stationary temperature.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-25
meteorological.

SAN Francisco, May 24.-Advices from
Butte City, Santa Rosa, San Rafael, Pet
aluma, Bethany, Chico, Sacramento,
Stockton, Livermore. Modesto and all
points in the Santa Clara valley, Tulare,
and a number of other points in the State,
say that considerable rain has fallen, in
the majority of cases doing more harm
than good, especially to the hay crop.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-25
WARRINGTON Wirings.

WASHINGTON, May 24-The bond offer
to-day amounted to 1894, 600. The Sec
retary OF the Treasury accepted $4,000.
The President returned to Washingt on
at O'Clock this afternoon.
Professor E. B. Elliott, who for years
held the office of Government Actuary
in the Treasury Department, died very
suddenly this afternoon from stroke Of
apoplexy.
Colonel Sheridan at noon to-day said
that General Sheridan continues to inn
prove and will probably be all right by
Monday. The General, he says, is not
suffering from paralytic stroke or any
thing serious.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-25
nEa,VING NO1ICEs.

wants. personals" and other advertise
ments under the following heads inserted at
lhe rate Of cents per line for each insertion.