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THE BRIDGE JUBILEE.
WEST wAsHlNoToN's CELEBRATION.
BUNTING, MUSIC AND SPEECHES.
The Civic and Military Parade.


The bright sunlight this morning brought JOY to
West Washington The new bridge, the Free
Bridge" as the citizens committee have named IL,
was a thing of beauty in the morning sun. II
stretched away In graceful lines to the Viz
ginia shore. At the West Washington end
the through span was decorated literally with
patriotic bunting. Flags and streamers fiuttered
in the air. The Star Spangled Banner floated as
symbol that ever hereafter the bridge would be as
free as the air above and the water beneath It, Up
In the town many were astir early completing the
arrangements for the formal celebration of the
bridge. Bridge street, High street and adjacent
thoroughfares put on q new and bright dress for
the day. Bunting was used with bounteous liberal.
ity Az the intersection of Bridge and High streets,
nags ana banners were stretched overhead across
the streets, some OF them bearing inscriptions Of
welcome.
SCENES ON THE STREETS.
AS the morning wore on the streets began filling
up with people. Delegations from the country
began arriving in holiday attire Wagons gaily
decorated and bearing all sorts Of designs and ex-
nloltS appeared from time to time and made their
way 10 the point where the trades display was to
i Ge 9rganized The happiness Of West Wa sh-
into Washington. The decorations extended
some distance on the east side OF Rock Creek
Brldge Then little sections OF the happiness Of
through the whole city by the avenue cars which
were decorated for the day with hags.
HALF HOLIDAY.
AT noon the West Washington merchant put up
his shutters and declared a holiday. Soon after
ward the beating OF drums, the tramping OF feet,
and now and then the blare of q horn was
heard as the military and other organizations TO
lake part In the parade assembled. High street.
west washington, was thronged and long before
the hour When the exercises begun, the place
ABOUT the fountain where the stand had been
erected was crowded so as TO be impossible.
AT THE STAND.
The square stand In front of the fountain was
decorated with bunting. The program was carried
out as announced in The STAR yesterday, except
that Commissioner Wheatley delivered the ad.
dress OF welcome instead OF Commissioner. Webb
MI. WeOD was unable, on account OF illness, to be
present, and Mr. Wheatley took his place.
The exhibition OF day fireworks made an inter.
eSting feature OF the exercises The only speeches
were those by Mr.. Wheatley and Gen. Lee, OF Viz
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especially to be congratulated upon the
efforts in securing a free bridge across the
Potomac. Year after year for at least twenty
years they have battled against strong influences
and comblnatons for this desired object ard 1t IL
proper and hitting that they should celebrate the
event. We hope that as friends and business &C
District OF Columbia in the spirit In which 1t is
offered and that the celebration In commemora-
ton OF the completion OF the free bridge will date
a new era OF prosperity for both the District ana
the neighbor1ng counties OF Virginia.
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The Courts.

EQUITY CouRr-Chief Justice Bingham and Judges
Cor and james.
To-day, Mclaughlin asL King; pro confes,o
Mackey and A. A. Birney, trustees. Lown agt.
SsansSuy ag ae Rare guasmei s
back: willoughby discharged as solicitor for Ro-
sauna Otterback. Clarke agt Hunstein; time 70
AIT. German Evangelical Society; restraining
order discharged Smith aSt. smith; divorce
granted.
CIRCUIT COURT No. 1-Jsd0e Hdgnev.
sS fs Ds o.
by default Isaacs 9 SONS agt. wheeler, DO.
ASss; s Sercs for plsin Zoo " wsiso1 al
1cCulley, do; nominal damageA
CIRCUIT coURT. No. 2-ysd0e Me,rick.
To-day, Bowie agt Hume; on trial
To-day, MAJ Bernstein, alias FrsenEei1 forrsry:
recognizsnce forfeited. Herman Moses, alias CO.
hen, Forgery; DO. Mollie Boswell, keeping bawdy
vIcted OF housebreaking, two cases; sentence Of
eight years and nix month"; respectively, changed
20 seven years and one year m the penitenttsry
Newton, violating section GALS lpsssing counter
felt money); bench warrant returned ana defend
ant Committed samuel Coleman. second onenss
taken. Edward skewmon, robbery; recoSnizanss
taken.
POLICE CouKf-yxdoe Shell
To-day, ChaA z Groom, contempt: - Rllar
Carter, ae.auit; personal bonds 70 Keep the peace
c rSsss:r Safo ls &C. 90 Joseph 0SonoF ssy
assault; eo0AyA Frank Jordan, DO: n or 3 dayS'
Wm 1oolncon. Alias stewart larceny; thifty
dsFiy conduct; Is or Is days eacn. Bsni. Jseksos
e.; SS; Lng tnsnsw, profanity; g q dsyi
John Kosofsl %: 90 Chars lIcn. d., do.
ION = CAT: sunday nss; go JOhn IeNsliy,
hroWn, inlur1ng tFoe; Do Arthur Yeat0aH,
%. IaSasd csinissaaS. ssosdsiy 49,; 4
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Commissioner Wheat
ley said: In the name
Of the people Of the
District Of Columbia I
extend to you Virgin
tans a hearty welcome.
We do not look upon you
as strangers but a.
friends whose interests
are identified with our
own. Whatever tends to
increase the prosperity
and growth OF the
national capital has its
corresponding eject up
on your interests. The
people OF georgetown
and the neigh boring
counties OF Virginia
which you represent are
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GEN. LEES RESPONSE.

Gen. W. H. F. Lee Is q
well-known Virginian
and representative In
Congress from the eighth
Virginia district, at the
other end OF the new
bridge. His birthplace,
Arlington, is in sight Of
the new bridge. G"n.
Lee has been a soldier
and q farmer as well as q
legislator. His tastes are
for farming, and he has
been president OF the
State Agricultural So
ciety. Gen. Lee respond
ed in a brief and very
appropriate speech. He
ra%nrraH ~ n fox1r xrnr<J. IN
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DIED.

HUDSON. The remains Of the late HENRY A. Hr-D-
Son will be inferred on Thursday afternoon. AIrl IL
1855. at O'Clock p. m. at Rock Greek Cemetery
LOOMS On April q ISIS. in Denver. Colo.
CHARLES LINCOLN LOOMS, NJ. D.. only ron Of Dr.
Lafayette c. LOOMS
McHENRY. suddenly, in New York. April 4, 1883,
ROBERT W. McHENkf, In the sNty-third year u
his age.
Funeral from his late residence In this city. No.
1882 Eleventh street northwest Thursday. April L.
1858, at 80 al Requiem mHss at Church Of las.
maculate Conception. at O'Clock al friends
spectuy invited TO attend Burial At MI Oliyet
terry.
MlNSHALL. At q2s street northwest. wednes-
day, April IL. 1885, 1T a IA. JESSE ID. MN SHAIL.
aged forty three years aud nine days
. PETRITz ON the 10th of April. 1855, ALBERTA.
beloved wife Of Robert fetrtz IN the twenty year
Of her age
Relatives and friends respectfully invited 20 At
tend her funeral from her late residence No GA ID
street southeast Thursday, the 18th instant, 1t
O'Clock y. m
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Transfer, Of Real Estate.

Deeds In fee have been died as follows: T. q.
Trott to j. n. Walter, sub. B., SO. 37;&-. B. c.
Davis to @. H. Boswell, pit "A, 50. 40; s., 500
Apollonia Hutchinson 70 w. B. Hutchinson, SUBJ
lot A. 3D. TAB; $500. W. P. C. Hazen to Amos NJ
yudson, sub. i5 50. sl5; $500. John Addison to
Emile NJ Darneilie, lots l3to 16, SO. $50; g. p
Dugan to A. d. Smith, In trust, pts 20 and 81,
West Washington; Sl00. John II. Walter to JOS
B. Williamson, lot /. 50. 1883; =. 8. J. Gass to
o. N. Bryant, subs. "a and %, 50. 775; - ]. H.
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W. kJONS OOhED
BY CCTICURA REMEDIES
Our little son will be four years of on the 25th
inst In May, 1855. he attacked with very pain
full breaking out of the skin. We called in yscisn,
who treated him for about four weeks The child
eeived little or good from the treatment as the
breaking out supposed by the phy scians be hives
In aggravated FORM became larger in botches and
more and more distressing. We were frequently
obliged to get in the night and rub him with soda
in water, strong liniments, &c Finally, called
other physicians until less than had attempted
to cure him. ali alike failing and the child steadily
getting and worse until about the 10th of last
July, when We began to give him CUTICURA REsoL-
VENT internally, and the CUTIcURA and CUTIcURA
Soar externally and by the last of August he
nearly well that gave him only dose Of the Re-
SOLVENT about every second day for about ten days
longer. and he has been troubled with the
horrible malady. In all used less than one-ha Of
bottle of CUTIcURA REsoLvKST, little less than
box Of CUTIcURA and only cake of CUIICuRA SOAP.
H. l. RYAN Cayugs, Livingston Co., Ill
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 4th day of
January. 1887. C.N. COE,J.
Sold everywhere Price, CUTIcURA, Soc; Soar.
Csc; REsoLvESr. 81. Prepared by the PorrrR DRUs
AND CHEMICAL Co, Boston Mass. Send for How to
Cure Skin Diseases"
RABYS Skin and Scalp preserved and bsautifed by
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NEW YORK, April u.-Mike Gushing, OF Troy,
and Denny Gallagher, or Boston, fought five
rounds in parlor or a private house in Fordham
this morning. Gushing knocked his man out III
the fifth rOnnd and won the fight
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A MOonlighter Convicted,

DUBLIN, April 1.-THE trial or the man Cour-
name on the charge OF killing Oldham Qu1rke,
near Tralee, County Kerry, on the night OF No
vember last, has Just been concluded at Wick
low. COurnane was convicted and sentenced to
be hanged, but was commended to mercy.
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A Reduction of working Hours.

LANCASTER, Pa, April 11.-NOtice has been
posted In Pennsylvania railroad shops at Columbia
10 the effect that nine hours will hereafter con-
st1tute days labor insteadsOf ten. All men paid
by the hour are affecJed by the reduction.
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The Next Doodle Trial.

NEW YORK, April 11.-Judge Patterson, in the
court OF oyer and Terminer to-day, liked April %
as the date OF the trial or Thos. B. Kerr ex-secre-
tary and treasurer OF the Broadway Railroad, VINO
Is under Indictment for brlbing the 1884 board Of
aldermen
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BELLOWS FALLS, W., April 11.-SiX inches Of
very wet snow fell last night and seriously dam
aged telegraph and telephone lines Trees and
Snrubbery also suffered extensively.
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The Kaiyer,s Condition.

LONDON, April 1.-THE Lancet says the condi
ton or the German emperors larynX Is un
changed. His general health has suffered from
his confinement within doors, which was neces
sary On account or the weather.
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cen. = Carroll, Of Montgomery County, Ma,
VINO was DEFENDANT In q divorce case recently IN
court as Rockville. created some excitement IN
hagersys saloon on fennsylvania avenue oesween
tsn ana 18TH streets about 80 O'Clock last even
thS ~ drawing Q revolver on Mr.. Jno Amber
smNn. on tne Washington bar, who WAS counsel
tN ma carroll In the divorce proceedingI Ms
Carroll nrss filed her bill for divorce ana slimony
IN THIS CITY, but a. q was proven that the parties
nveo IN Maryland, just beyond the District line
tne OH was dismissed here and Mr. smith then
MED similar ban at Rockville. In this action he
was successful and Ma Carroll was granted sloo
s, mEnsn anmony Last night II is said Was the
nrst lime SINCE the ending OF the case that Gen.
Carroll met his wife's attorney. The general
was ~ hsgertys saloon talking with Coz Joyce
Persons present differ as TO the conyersation thai
followed the meeting, but agree In the statement
that Cen, Carroll drew Smith 6 Wesson revol.
domen, when Col. Joyce took the weapon frou
nirn- MI. smith went outside ana complained OF
the affair. and q few minutes later onicer galway
ana detective Horne entered the saloon. Ths
policemen escorted Gen. Carroll 60 the station
house. MI. Naylor went with Gen. Carroll Al
weapon on him. and Mr. smith failed TO appea
and make charge against him. The revolver
which was loaded. was turned over 10 Detectiv
horne, VINO VIII hand II to the property clerk.
THE DISTRICT ATTORNEY INFORMED.
In company with Judge Il. W. Thomas and Di
E II. Murrell OF Virginia Mr.. smith laid the fact
before District Attorney Hoee to-day, statln
that he was not In the least afraid OF Gen. Car
roll, but it had come TO his knowledge tina
Tor the past two years Gen. Carroll has bce
threatening him, and furnished the district attor
ney with the names OF numer OF witnesses a.
the threats lie denied 10 STAR reporter that n
was unfrlendly 10 Gen. Carroll except In 50 far a
ne was the counsel for CARROTS WIFE, but SAID Ia
Old not propose TO be assassinatei. He to-day
sent TWO friends 70 Gen. Carrolls reSdenc
60 notify him that he lMr smithl would give hin
all the satisfaction he desired, ana II he (Gen
CarrolD was disposed the matter could be settle'
by sunset this afternoon. He denied that Their
was any truth In the report that he called 10
help, and said that at the time he had seized tn
pistol hand OF Gen. Carroll the weapon was ponte'
At the 0oOr
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The PROSPECT HILL CEMETERY CAsE-In the
case OF the Prospect Hill Cemetery 90. againsl
the German Evangelical SOcieJy-to annul deed
and subdivision and the conveyance OF Il acres q
the cemetery grounds-the defendant having de-
MED any purpose OF interfering with the COM
plainant In the possession OF the property Judge
Cox this morning made an order denying the in
junction.
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Deaths Reported To-day.

During the twenty -four hours ending at O'Clock
this afternoon deaths were reported 10 the health
ONCE as follows: Louisa L. Docket, colored
twenty-five years; Anna Ruffn, white, sixty-e1ght
years; Alberta Petritz, white, twenty years; So
phia W. Pierce, white, seyenty-two years; Lizzie
Booden, coored, twenty-six years; Chas NJ. Keys,
white eleven years; George l. Washington, col
Georgia A. Make, colored, three yearA
The executors OF the will OF W. W. Corcoran
have accepted the order or Stilson Hutchins FOR
s., 900 TO be paid to the Hancock home fund.
Gen. Williams, who was arrested this morning
on charge OF false pretenses, gave bail tnis az
ternoon and was released.
Mrs. Jude Jones, colored, was attacked with
hemorrhage as she was going TO her home In
south Washington last night from the First Bap-
list church, and died before reaching home.
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KTrNG.-Next saturday there VIII be a monster
kite, II feet In diameter, put up from 80 street
northwest. This Is experimental In behalf OF the
signal Service ana ~ successful Will be followed
by still larger one One OF the features OF The
kite is that it requires tail They are 20 lie
used IN connection with the signal Service In sig
mailing, and II successful Will De regarded as q
valuable adjunct TO that ONCE.
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THoxAs CARIr1E,s Wur

Once shrevdly remarked There's no moving
what Mr. Carlyle might have been but for dys-
pepsia-" Doubtless dyspepsia was the csuss Of
his gloom and irritability. Had he taken Ayrs's
Pills be would have been . healthier md
happier man.
was great sufferer from Dyspepsia and
Constipation. had no appetite. became
greatly debilitated. and was continually
afflicted with Headache and Dizziness. After
trying various remedies. finally began to use
Ayers Pills. and soon my appetite improved.
my bowels were regulated. and became we'll"
ID. N Logan. Wilmington, Del.
AYERS PILLS,
Prepared by Dr.. J. C. Aver Co, Lowell. Hass.
Sold BY all Druggists and Dealers In Medicine.
fel3
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RANGE OF THE THERNosETER-Ths following
were the readings at the signal ONCE to-day: a
| N, "a; p N, 81: maximum, O.; minimum, 20.
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As AN ALrERATIvE 1t purinss and enr,chss the
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The Paris ROurse Weak.
Heavy Snow in Vermont.

PARIS, April 1.-THE bourSe was weak to-day on
accoun. OF the Boulanger propaganda
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BAD LANGUAGES AND An AesAuLT.-Beveriy Fear
son, coored pleaded guilty In the Police Court To-
day to q charge OF using bad language on High
street, and was fined IS or seven dayA He also
pleaded guilty to charge OF assault for which an
additional nne OF 8 was imposed
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Coughs. Colds. Hoarseness. Influenza
and other apparently insisntncant
chest pains often lead to PneumonIs
and other fatal lung diseases IL ne
elected. AL danger is averted by using
BESsoS's PLASTER on the first appear
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Ork stock Market.

The following the opening aud closing prices of
the New York Stock Market, reported by special
wire to Corson and Mccartney. 14l9 street.
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HAINEs-BURGERs In St Edmund's church.
London, Eng March q, 1855, by key. " BenhAsn.
EMMA N E. BURGERS. Of Cape Town, Africa. so
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I'd EDITION.
Latest TBlGglanS to The Star.
He Declares He is Not Responsible TO
Miss Pars0ns' Disappearance.

ne DecI8reD ne - NOt BeSpOmS1Dle tOf
Niles ParsOns' Disappearance.
PrTTsBURG, April 11.-Ensign Ryan made q
statement this afternoon, in which he denied that
he had in any way been responsible for Miss Par
sons disappearance
He was well acquainted with the girl, having
frequently met her at the North avenue M. T.
church. Shortly before she left home
she told him she was going on the
stage, and asked him for Information
concerning certain professional people in New
YORK Later he received a letter from her at
Baltimore, In which she detailed her experience
She then went to New York and Is now stopping
dissuade her from going on the stage but she per-
sisted.
she assured him that her parents would not OBJ
1ect to her engaging in that employment and said
her mother had taught her elocuiion.
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MARIfIED.

CRENSHAw. Born 10 Mr. and Mrs A p Cryushax
tr- q son, April 4. 1855.
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SozoD ONT.
GRATEFUL oDoR
Indicative Of health and purity IL communicated 10 the
mouth By the aromatic
sozoD DON'T.
Which makes the teeth white and % radiant q pol
shed porcelain. and contains ingredient that u
highly beneficial to both gums aud teeth.
The Lyric and Dramatic professions loud In their
przisesof
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THE CASE AGAlNST COCGHLIN DlsNlssED AT IA
VIENNA.
CLEVELAND, April 1.-THE case against John
Coughlln, who was on trial for the second time at
Ravenna, ohio, for the murder OF Detective Wm
Huligan, OF this city, was dismissed by the prose-
cution this morning. Coughlin was once con-
v1cted OF murder, but a new trial was granted
him oy Judge Johnston. Eleven jurors had been
secured before the prisoner was discharged by the
state.
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OLIVER DuFouR was to-day appointed q clerk In
the money-order division OF the Post-Ofice. Mr.
Dufour was In the ONCE during the administration
OF President Pierce.
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Smoothing the Course Of True Love.
THE GRAND DUKE OF BADEN TRYING TO BRING BIS


MARCK AROUND.
BERLIN, April 1.-THE National Zeit,tng says
that the Grand Duke of Baden, the emperor's
brother-in-law, Is especially exerting himself TO
remove the differences which now exist between
the emperor and Prince Bismarck, owing to the
proposed marriage Of Prince Alexander and Prtn-
cess Victoria.
The Breslau national liberals and conservatives
and the new electoral associations have called
meeting for tomorrow at that place. in order TO
prepare petition TO the emperor to maintain
Prince Bismarck In ONCE.
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supreme court to-day gave a decision adjudglng
that the assignment which the great dry goods
house OF HalStead, Haines & Co. made in
1854 be set aside as being In fraud
OF the rights of the creditors This house failed
for over 100000. The creditors, through their
counsel, brought suit to set aside the assignment
upon the grounds that IL was made TO defraud them
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RABY'S Skin and Scalp preserved and bsautifed by
- the Use of.CUrICURA SOAP. ap1U.1 1874
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w han baby was sick. Ne rave her oAssosiAi
WHEN abe vas child. she crisd for CassoE1A
Nhsn abe became Miss. she chung 10 Cassosla
Whsn shs bad ChtldyUn. She gave thsm Cassos1A