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Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1888-05-18
THE CITIZEN,

THE CITIZEN,
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SOME DOCTORS

honestly admit that they can't cure
Rheumatism and Neuralgia. Others
say they can but-don't. Ath-lo-
pho-ros says nothing but-cures.
That's the secret of its success.
Years of trial have proved it to be
quick, safe, sure cure.
Concord, n. H, Sept 3, 1887
In my own family Athlophoros was used
as o last resort, the user having suffered
from rheumatism for years and having
been treated for the disease by different
physicians in this State and Massachu-
sets without even temporary relief.
Upon my recommendation scores Of peo-
pie have used this remedy with the same
results claimed for it. C. II. WHSoS
Dubuque. Iowa. Jan. 8. lsss.
Athlophoros has completely cured me OF
nervous headache, and feel thankful for
all the good it has done me.
Mrs. LOUISE CHERRY.
~ Send 6 cents for the beautiful colored pic
ture, Moorish Maiden"
THEATHL 0PHOR0S co. 1f2 Wall ST. M.
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LORD DARLINGTON !

THE GOLD MEDAL SHIRE STALLION won
seven prizes In England In 1897 and Gold Medal
at the Government Royal Snow held at London,
and first prize at Butler, Pa in 1887. Lord lsar
and little white on hind foot; rising three year
old and weighs 2011 pounds. Is registered In
Great Britain and American stud Books. VIII
stand at the barn OF p. j. Each, Summit twp.
Butler county Pa, three miles east OF Butler.
between Millerstown and Eittannlng roads.
TERMS:-slS for a living colt In regular ut
tendance. Parting with mare before known
TO be with foal fOrieits the Insurance.
General season from April 18th to August l.,
isSS. Care viii be taken but no responsibility for
accidents.
P. J. BACH, Owner.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1888-05-18
ITS COMING

And when 1t gets here, everybody Will rush to
see it-Excttement will run high. and We shall
have crowded houses day and evening. What
is 1t? Why its HECK'S MENAGERlE-itS
regular Ring-tailed Snorter-and when it comes
look out for sky rockets and creased lightning.
It's not q menagerie OF ring-tatled monkeys.
leopards that change their spots or wild Afri-
can lions, but it will draw great crowds and
will be worth seeing.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1888-05-18
OUR BAND LEADS,

others try to follow us but they can't catch up.
Our pace is too much for them. We are too
quick.
We are boomers We are sooners don't you
see?
We are rollicking jolly fellows. We are rip
roaring tip top sellers,
And when 1t comes TO bargains We can suit you
toa "T'
Wesare hungry for your money-do you hear
And we try 10 be so funny-we are so queer.
II YOU think we are a honey, come and drop
your money,
And wen treat you like a sonny-all the year.
For we have got the energy and the will. We
made up our mind to be the leaders in our line
and the result is, that we lead" and there it no
mistake about it. Our prices tell the tale.
They are always lower than the lowest and
quality proves it. We make
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1888-05-18
IA-.IAS

and on every point VIII beat anything ever
shown in this city.
The quality, quantity, style aud price are just
what win suit you, and the assortAent so large
that IL will dazzle you.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1888-05-18

No subscription will be discontinued until
all arrearages are paid.
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"A gun car just made at the
Woolwich arsenal to carry big En-
glish gun has twelve wheels and a
capacity Of 100000 pounds. The
gun weighs 248,640 pounds.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1888-05-18

THEATHL OPHOR0S co. ff2 WaH 81. NY.
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The Price Of Coal.
REASONS WHY THERE HAVE BEEN CHANGES An
POINTS FOR THE FUTURE.

REASONS WHY THERE HAVE BEEN CHANGES AND
POINTS FOR THE FUTURE.
From the New York Sun Of Sunday.
E b. Ely. treasurer OF the New York Coal Ex-
change, said yesterday that the immediate effect
OF the Lehigh and Reading strikes had been an en-
crOachment on accumulated stocks, and that the
result is the present panic-lke feeling. 1--WE don't
know what Is going to happen" he continued "a
strike In the wyoming region, which has been
DSe t1S ss00Gs
consequently feels like grabbing an he can get,
and the market tends upward. At the same time
We hsS DAY Or two aso 70
that, and concluded IL unnecessary 70 alter the
price. symptoms OF trouble from other sources
than the Reading strike might force action.
aBSt the retailers are actually advancing prices,
and talk OF advancing stu further. claiming that
you wholesale dealers are asking higher prices Of
s:The public does not consider the different con-
ditions under which the Two trades operate.
december The retailers nlled up then, and have
been selling on that low basis ever since. When
nnina OUT Of tns coa winch Was bouSSt &
ago. The advance with them Is merely catching
up with the market. The retailer h Always some
imminent Tne s public only nov SsSins 70 feei The
markets recovery some weeks ago from an
unusual depression. That recovery was ffum 60
TO 20 cents . ION, according 70 shape ana grade"
A LARGKLY INCREASED OUTPUT From TIE wYoNna
REGION.
The Philadelphia Public Ledger, in its financial
article to-day, says: The situation OF the an
thracite coal trade has not changed materially
during the past week. An fears OF q coal famine
Of snthsaciis IN the Wyo@ing rseion' he
receipts OF coal from that region In this city and
vicinity have been sufnciens TO quiet the anxiety
trade. Doth Wholesale and retail, Is now at least
quiet n not dull
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w ANANAKER-S

seem. paradox that much current interest in the
should lie divided between the things FOR md
summer and midwinter. and L. WINS, Iobogyan
Sled- an Giughams, skates and Hamburg Emufoid-
and Muslin Underwear ecu lily in
the minds retail buyerA To meet all these elements
The dress stars for future wear are opening your
FRENCH sATEENa
They're on hand Not the highest cost 81 cents .
yard You ned not know the makers call them
NANAMAkk RS for control this market on them.
from the that the 10000 yards In
day on.y one fourth Of s.nxle order And then
other orders both sides Of the atch the
and you will know how great they are.
The nrst Yecp ~ the styles-an artists hrst view
Fifty three YjAin shades Gobelins and mahogany.
bows DIVIDED snd multiplied And for figures, stripes
with trailing vines stripes with Holks dots dancing all
about. stripes holding ~ pl.ids pl.tds with over
plxids palm patterns. and double o's involved Ike
Ibis rattle about styles NAY do you some good Not
CoLORED HENRIETTAa
Henrietta Cloth in Colors That . wool dllinR
thread woven On q silk wnrp. The silk worm and the
sheep differ IN questions of color skinul dyer not
thousand miles away has yoked them fsst together
We show 81 oolors: price. sl.25 yard. ~ inches
vide
There . science and in these stu6s. The pro-
portion Of the bers Is rxht Tney don't alp on the
aarp. You make button holes that button and
wool but the sheen Ike silk. 1ntuitive refinement
alone catch the nns touch Of color shown BY these
shades
order b. mail am thing In me store
JOHN wANAMAKER.
dl.Rsu Philsdelphfa
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EvrHr Fanunn Knows

That -ls must be torn up BY the roots. or
they will Be SIRE TO crop out again. So it Il
With diseases which have thoir origin in de-
pr.vei blood The cause Of the complaint must
be removed by Ayers ssrsapsrlls. or no perma-
nspt cure In poss bis Try
C. ". allen. Druggist Of Brunswick. Me-.
says: II have never known Ayers ssrsaparills
fail TO give sat,.fsction- In hundreds Of cases
within my knoviedre 10 hss proved . perfect
specific for diseases arising from impurities IN
the blood l regard IL - IN Invaluable. spring
Medicine
AYERS sARsAPARILLA.
Prepared by Or. J. C. Aver Co. Lowell. Msa.
Sold by Al Druxrists Price 81 sir bottles, %.
,a3o WORTH sS A soTTLI
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Another Irish Priest Arrested.
AN AGRARIAN MURDER-NR. oBRIkN GOING TO I

SOUTH OF EUROPE.
DUBLIN, Jan. Godfather Stephens, OF Falcaragh,
county Donegal has been arrested at Dunfanaghy,
In tue same county, under the coercion act
Patrick DoyIe, vi Gap DunlOe, was mui dered in
his mousse yesterday evening. He recently prose-
cuted some sheep stealers.
Mr.. VIM. O'Brlen has lett Ireland for the south
OF Europe, where he Will endeavOr " recuperate
bis heath.
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I'd EDITION.
Latest TBlegIaIlS to The Star.
A RUSSIAN SUICIDES STORY.
He KILLED. Himself Rather Than Under
take 90 Assassinaae the Gar.

take 60 Assassinate the Gar.
LONDON, Jan. 30-The 50 james Gazette says II
has authentic sdvices from 81. Petersburg that an
army officer who had been shot In the region Of
the heart was taken TO hospital where the doc
tors declared that his wound was mortal. The
of1icer thereupon admitted that he had shot him.
sell In order 70 AVOID the Dece ssity OF shooting
the car. He said he was a member OF q secret so
ciety which hid balloted TO decide who should un-
dertake to assassinate the car and the cnoce had
fallen upon him. several persons In the hospital,
who overheard part OF the confession, were imme-
diateiy arrested. Two physicians who were pres
ent on duty were liberated The fuIl confession
OF the omcer was taken In writing By the authori-
lies.
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DIED.

DLBO.
CLABAuoH. On january %, 1855, q 1855 p m.
wM- CLAeAU0A. y ths seventy -afsh ysaeof hi -.
bunaEAl from his lats rsnlds1cA l6kB fousess1tk
strvss norshve4S . Tu01ay. Jsn0p 81. e p n
Friends q ths family are isUtsA % aesssd
2ETH1 iSs1 A In 9 81 % imSsB -:
sioner % tpe 0onerAl Lard o0oA s0e6 ax1S~oo0 yen
FuneTai from Trin1ty church Wssh1nssot, 1uxsday.
January 81. q p. M lnssrnsut e Oh Hnl
M Ill Hii4iA -, siss = ~ :: g.
~: - a f:s 81 i:a.ss 81 AZ. :s:
o,HAnK, On y.nyaH e. - q Has 49,
YuDsraI WI hfs paecs fsen = -, ss.1o,o1S xole
Isesset o. T1s.dsL: Sen&s1 q e le 9S!Sss ~
~ .sn - 49, = svsss1 : :ssss1
sNITa. On yssua e. - a9aa,H H1m
~: .'Is I. e. Ass, ~ "a aihs I ~
r6sn qI = $500 ssefnH os@s
- -: s. : z - 3 :. 70 Loo s-:''
sTEIoxA a. nss;ek -. s..1su % lsss.
funsrui arvsons y AauA. Oh nm esnssuz. ru,-
nNnrDrA UrDo
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THE GENUINE IxpoRrrp

CARLSBAD sPRUDEL WATER
sPRUDEL SALT
NATURES WONDERFUL REMEDY FOR LIVER
AND KIDNEY DISEAsES
PERFECT CURE
Constipation. 0out. Rheumatism. Diabetes, and al
Diseases Of the stomach
Beware Of imitstions
1T has given better satisfaction than anything
which have used PROT ssessn. University Of
Vienna
Il have used it for ysars with remarkable succsss"-
Prof Hlavsxsk
Write for Dr. Toboldrs lecture on Carlsbad Water
and salt before the Ninth International Medical
Congress. mailed free upon application
EIsSER MESDELsON Co. Sole Agents. Bar
clay St New York. js2m,wa
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DECISION AGAINsf PARson DowNs.-In the
Superior court In Boston saturday d. lsa0n was
rendered In the case OF the Hev. W. w. Downs.
formerly OF the Bowo0ln square Baptist church.
pastor from April 4, 1686, until his connection
with the church was severed Tia couf1 oecioeo
against HI. DOWna
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-30
James Redpash Given Up by His Ply.
Nnciam.

NEW YORK, Jan. 30.-The physician OF James
Redpath. the Journal st and lecturer, has given up
nope OF has paIlenL's recovery. Paralysis OF the
throat cords, Inc result OF overwork year ago, Is
the disease. Mr.. KrdpaLh cannot speak, but Is In
possession OF all his mental faculues
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The 'sCherOkee Strip.''
A BILL LEASING IT FOR $l25, 900 PER ANNuN DE-


CHICAGO, Jan. 3O-A dispatch from TahleQuah
l. T., says: The question OF leasing The 'Cnero-
kee STRIP" which embraces 6OOOOOO acres Of
the best grazing lands In Inc southwest
Is now before the national council. The
strip has bee, In possession OF the Kansas Cattle
Association for the last nve years at a rental OF
slCO,OOO year. The same syndicate now Offers
$l23,UOO per annuln Tor five years lease. A bill
To authorize the lease at this figure was intro
dueed In the senate and was supported by Chief
Mays, who suggested that the lands
should be advertised and knocked
down TO the highest bidder. The
senate refused TO listen To the chiefs suggestion
and passed the ulII III favor OF the Kansas syndi-
cate. The bill went TO the house Saturday. A
long wrangle took place, and IL was finally de-
feated by vote VI 10 10 Is. IL Is now asserted
That the syndicate will offer $50 OOO and Bill
Incorporating tais offer Will be INTRODUCED shortly
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ONE BRAKEMAN KILLED AND MANY CARS DESTROY Ed.
CHIcAGu, Jan. 3O.-kepOrts reached this city at
an early nOur TINS morning that long freight
T. ain, west bound on the Lake Shore and MchiEa an
southern Railroad, had gone through q bridge
miles west OF Pine, Ind. brakeman, named
Coulter, Is the only person reported TO nave been
Killed The train was loaded with ln6ammable
material and caught fire In some manner. Many
OF the Cars we've involved In the wreck, and as
there were no means at band Tor putting out the
lire the Ioes will probably be very heavy. An enRiue
and hose Cart from the Chicago rre department.
companied the wrecking train which LETT soon after
the report was received
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OuK Srock TAk1Sa

OUH Srocx TAXING
VII besin Annihil.tion Of Values In Every De-
partnsnt.
MEMS ovERcoArs SUITS. PAxrALooSs AND
FURNIsHINGs
YOUTHS BOYS AND CHILDRENs CLOTHING.
Ch'lehiila oyercoats. from sl0 up
SAtn-Lined overcosts. from ola 80 up.
Prince Albert suiSs. from s2o up-
ur-Button Getaway suits. from sl2 up
Business sscs suits from % up.
Childrer's overcosts, from s25o up
Chndren's suits. from e2.5oup
PaHiaioons. from $3.50 up
To-. 10 matter what the former prieA
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AMERICAN WREUlNKH. - cofnmitte Of the
lie que OF American Wheelmen al Buffalo, n. Y,
saturday night, finished It's work on q oew consti-
tuition for the organization IL practically leaves
the management OF the divisions q local matter
with each division, ana makes the national organ
ization q representation from each division instead
OF nom individual Cuba The new Constitution
will be submitted 20 q meeting of the board OF
officers al New York In March and TO the constitu
uional convention 70 he called In June. IL II ex-
pected it VIII be In force BY the middle u the sum.
ms
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Pulling Dis6crent Ways.
PROPHET AND PRIEST or THE LABOR PAHrr DrrRRR


From the New York Times. January 20.
Talk OF an estrangement between Henry george
and DR. McGlynn, which has been heard from time
to time since the last election, 10 sgsia renewed
Hitherto Il has been based principally upon the
loss OF support which Henry George suffered at
the polls, due, IL was said by LABOR leaders 20
Archbishop Corrigan placing the labor movement
under the Dan OF the church because OF the promi-
nent association with Il OF an communicated
priest Now, however, Q new element OF dlScord
Is mentioned-the question OF tarin reform.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-30

THE K. or p. LoDGE or PENNSYLVANIA sus.
PKNpEp.-Mr. Howard Douglass, supreme chancei-
lor supreme Lodge knights OF Pythias OF the
World has issued his edict In the OF the lodge
OF Pennsylvania, Affirming his previous Judgment
suspending the lodge and all ITS powers and func-
tions emanaiing from the supreme Lodge knights
On Pythias OF the World, are revoked ana r0calied
and its acts Is . grand lodge or q III onacerS
or 0f0c1
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..s dtsente mpss6y tSst e so sfsn ~ "a tee
tirement during the nIst part q TIE receaa
The weavsrs at Fall River. xasa, may form q
knight Of Labor assembly, e they sro not 800.
Ned with the recent advance
TIE --latest oho1era rvturns from Chni b. eabla
ere: Valparaiso. 90 cases and 80 deaths; Santiago
81 caseA u deathA
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The Ohio Tally-Shees FOrgeries.
THE FIRST CASE TAKEN Up THI1 AFTERNOON AT co
LUMBUa
Special Dispatch to The EvENNe STAR:
COLUMBUS, OHIO, Jan. 3O-In the Criminal Court
this morning large crowd was present to witnes
he proceedings In the celebrated tally sheet for
gerry cases. Counsel for both sides were present
IN Iuli iorce. Alter considerable sparring between
the attorneys court adjourned until OcIOck,
when the case OF Montgomery will commence.
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ARCTIC wRArHER IN NEW ExaLASp.-Yssterday
WAS tue coolest OF the season In many parts "
New England At Bosom the mercury was
below; at Montpelier. VI, l2 below: a. Pittsneld,
Mass, IL 70 20 below. Long Island Sodnd IL full
OF ice and navigation Is almost Impossible. The
railroad situation In the norlh Is rapidly tmprov-
ing on the New YORK Central Railroac trains are
nearly running on time again.
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The Two Bridges.


Col Hams sad to q STAR reporter this morning
that no Ocial notice Of action on the part OF the
Pennsylvania Railroad CO. withdrawing oppo-
sitiOn to the work on the Eastern Branch
bridge has yet been received by him, but
that 1t makes no difference far as he or the Gov
eminent Is concerned what the company does, Tor
he issued positive orders to the contractor at the
beginning OF the controversy to proceed with his
work as though nothing had happened. There has
Sesn no o. any Se,ay 10 sne con
the responsibility OF the contractor. The present
weather, he added, promises tokeep back the work
The district attorney has not been apprised that
the Pennsylvania Railroad will withdraw all OBJ
Jections To the work on the Eastern Branch bridge
In the city to-day had heard nothing in relation tc
such action.
Tho Rock Creek Railway Hill.
TO BE FAvoRABLY REPORTED WITH AxRNDNENTs
FROM THE SENATE DISTRICT COMMITTEE.
In the Senate to-day, Mr.. Harris from the Dis
trict committee reported favoraoly the bill to in.
corporate the Rock Creek Railway Co. with amend.
menta It authorizes the company to lay down
tracks and use either horse cable or electric power
beginning at the Intersection OF Connecticut ave
nue. and Boundary and running along Columbia
road, W0odley road, through Woodley Park TO the
westerly line OF that park and return 70 the inter
section OF Woodley road and Connecticut avenue OK
tended; thence along Connecticut avenue extended
TO California avenue TO its Intersection witt
Columbia road, and thence TO place Of beginning
q nsaE g
ley road, to Tenleytown road, returning over thu
same route. One OF the amendments provides
that the capital stock shall not exceeed, II h0rs(
power be used, $4,000 and when work IL begun
on the branch may Do Increased BY 81, 0oQ I
electric power Is used the capital stool
| for the branch $2O,OO0 II cable power 4
used the capital STOCK OF the main line shAll no
Another amendment nxes the Tar for the DistFic
&C Per cent OF gross earnings Another provides
That u the road u not kepG In proper repetR thu
pense OF the company. A new section provides
mat All articles OF value inadvertently left u tn
tered In book Of record, which shalt be open 3
the public. AL the Amendments are u the natur
| OF better prosectton for the public. The amend
gcSf1ons OF the Commlasionernt 20 whom tn bll
was referred the authority 70 tnnue CAPITAL utocl
was based upon estimates Of the cost Of the road
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why baking Posvaers are Best.
ON Hnlrs Journal Of Health.

d4II0 0OUfnN d68lIu.
Baking powders properly compounded and oon-
than yeast, and bread and pastry made with them
Art just as wholesome, and Tar more palatable
turers OF the Royal Baking Powoee-Who CON-
menced and are vigorousy eocductang the war
against the use Of so ,1 0sng power
tests OF suf1cient number az baking powders to
satisfy ourselves that the Substitution Of alum Tor
cream OF tartar In their compoeittoa has nOS boen
oyer-estlmaSed, while Q careful examinaf1oa a
the Royal Baking Powder confirms our benef that
Dr. Mott, the Government chemist, when he
wholesomenesA did &c wholly IN the fnteres0 o. tho
public. We do NOT heoltate 70 cay that The Royal
community whom they are endsavoring % pro
tect
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERClAL.
New York stock MARI

The following are the opening and closing prices of
the New YORK stock Market. rs reported by specia!
wire To COrsou Mccartney, i4l9 street.
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Fall River People Awakened.

FALL RIVER, MASS, Jan. 30.-An earthquake
shock was IeIJ In ini, city at seventeen minutes
people.
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NOAH wAIvpp ~

NOAH WALKER 90.
ALI 625 Psnnsyivanis ave.
noCbLE-wlDTH ATWOOD Turn sRLyED0E
~ Remnants. l2ke. just rsCsiyed
,.,s DOUBLE COMBINAIION STORE
40 ~ l241 and l245 l1th 81 As.
Dxh:ts bsankssa WI ~ Al s3cs Ger usir Doo DIE
I..s-:t. 74s-749 sss ga.
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The Courts,


CIRCUIT COURT, No. l-yudoe Hagner
To-day, Hammond agI kenderline; Judgment by
consent West agt. Campbell: on tr1al.
CIRCUIT COURT, No. 27Judge MeTrick
To-day, Wertz agt Hodge and Mason; verdict
agt H0dge only. Smith agt Lnkins; verdict for
plaintiff; $l28.s7. Tenney agt Distflct; non pros.
CRIMINAL CoURT-Judge Montgomery.
To-day, q. w. Clayton, Eouse-breaking; bench
warrant returned and forfeiture set ASIDE. L A.
SOlari, Sunday bar; judgment below aff1rmed.
POLICE CoURToJud0e SneU.
To-day, Leonard johnson, throwing stones; $40
or 80 days. Theodore Gross, sunday bar; $50;
appeal noted. Geo. Hawkins, profanity; collateral
forfeited Thos Wellington, cruelty 70 animals;
do. Robt. jackson, vagrancy; bonds or 30 days
Eliza Mcdonnell do; do. Laura Delaney and Bet
tie Hughes, disorderly conduct; collater1ais for
feited. Chaa Thomas, do; do. VIM Piper, DO. !:
8 Or Is days Michael 0'Connor: vsgrsncy: bonds
collateral forfeited. Edward Docket, assault;
personal honda Jno Bineld, threats: personal
bonds 70 keep the peace Jos. N. Cassassa, ARRAY;
s. or Is days Jno. w. carr, threals; personsi
honda Geo II. Hibreth, assault: collateral for
fetted. Eugene Kell, colored, larceny; S or Is
DAYS MOTIFS S Leyi do Is SsyS Esa G.los.s
R0bt Marshall colored do: 30 days each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-30
SPEAKER Carlisle a, Fort Monroe.

FORT MONROE, Va, JAN 30-Speaker> Carlisle
and MIS- Carlisle came ashore this morning from
the revenue cutter and visited the fort. The
speaker was recived with salute OF seventeen