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Washington News and Gossip.
Index 70 Adverslsem0nss.

AMrsrxYxrs-1st pagA>
ArroRNKYs-3d page.
AUcTToS SALEs-3d pare
BoARDrNe-6th page.
BooKs-4th page
BUSINESS CHAScEs-6th psaa
CITY IrENs-6th pare.
COUNTRY BoARD-6th page
COUNTRY REAL EsrATk-2d psea
DEArHs-5th pare.
DENTIsrRY-3d pa9e.
EpUoArIoNAL-4th page.
EXCURSIONS. PIcSIcs, &c.-1st paga
FAMILY SUPPLIEs-4lh psxa
FINAscAL-4th page
FOR KENT (Rooms)-2d paQa
For RENT (Housesp-6th paga
For RENT r(Stores)-2d page.
For RENT (Miscellaneous)-2dpa page.
For SALE (Houses)-6th page.
FoR SALE Uots)-2d page
For SALE LE(Miscellsneous)-6th DATA
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS page
LADns' GooDs-4tb Pare.
LOCAL MESrIoN-6th paga
LOST AND FoUNp-2d paga
MARRAGEs-5th page.
MONEY TO LoAN-2d pagA
MEpIcAL-4th page.
OCEAN STEAMERs-3d page.
POTOMAC RIVER BoArs-3d pasa
PIANOS AND OR6ANs-4th page
PERsoSAL-2d page.
PRoFEssIONAL-4thpas pasa
PRoPosALs--4th page.
RA1LRoAps-3d page
SPECIALTIEs-4th paSe.
SPECIAL NoTICKs-lst psxs
SUBURBAN PRoPERrY-2d para
SUMMER RESORTS 4th pasa
The TRADEs-4th page.
UNDERTAKERs-4th page
WANTED tBosrd)-2d page.
WANTED (Help)-2d paes
WANTED (Situations)-2d p,xa
WANTED (Rooms)-2d page
WANTED (Holses)-2d psya
WANTED (MiscellaneousH2dra ra1.
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The SOutherm Hotel Murderer.
STRONG EFFORTS WORKING TO SAVE BROOKS ALA
MAXWELI. From THE GALLONS

ST. LOUIS, May 22-The Missouri supreme Court
yesterday received the mandate OF the United
states supreme Court In the case OF Hugh NJ.
Brooks, alias Maxwell, the Englishman convicted
OF the sensational southern Hotel murder. Court
adjourned without fixing the date for the execu-
uon II Will not convene again TILL June L. when
the date for the execution will be named and the
mandate forwarded 10 the sheriff OF the CITY,
Maxwell was much affected when he W as Informed
that the state court would In a few days dispose
OF his case forever. His transatlantic friends are
working hard on secretary Bayard, Minister
PhelpS, Minister West, and Governor Moorehouse
hall dozen different petitions are in circulation
In this city, but the signatures are few.
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Rochester, Street Cars Idle.
ALL THE MEN STRIKE FOR TEN HOURS WORK AND
TWO DOLLARS DAY,

ROCHESTER, n. Y, May 22-An the street-car
drivers empioyed by the Rochester Cmy and
Brighton Street Railroad Co, the only street rail-
way company in Rochester, struck this morning
for ten hours work, pay TO remain the same as
heretofore, 81 per day. Not a car was running
this morning. The men are standing around In
CROWDS near the principal barn on state street.
They orderly and say that there will be no dis
turbance. All the cars In the city are "bob-tails,
and the men who drive them have 70 do all the
work.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-22

PHILADELPHIA, May 22.-The large iron and
machine works OF the Belmont Iron Co., at 4ad
street and Elm avenue, was destroyed by fire this
morning, causing a loss OF 500, 600 on the build
Ing and machinery and $4,000 on stock. Two or
three dwellings, near the works were damaged A
number OF men were at work In the upper stories
or the iron works when the fire broke out, and
some OF them were obliged 70 jump from the win-
dowS None, however, were injured
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Telegrams to The Star.
BLOODY AFFRAY IN MARYLAND
The Presbyterian General Assembly.
ROCHESTER STREET CAR LINES IDLE
English Enterprises in Africa.
ENGLAND's GREAT HOLIDAY.

HundredS Ot 1hOusamdo POur Out Of
London % Celebrate 10 i'm the Country.
SpecialCable Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR
LONDON, May 22.-Whitsun Monday is the most
holiday OF the year in England The
weather yesterday being exceptionally fine Lon
doners thronged out by hundreds or thousands TO
visit their favorite resorts-Kew Gardens, Hamp-
ton Court Palace, Epping Forest, and other places
within a convenient distance The railway trains
ana river steamboats, were crowded throughout
Ine Gay, and the people enjoyed themselves as
tnough England was not as they are daily assured,
absolutely defenseless and II invasion by The
frencn was imminent. On the whole, the crowds
were very orderly, In this respect great Improve
ment since the days OF not long ago.
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LONDON. May ga dispatch from Milan says:
The emperor Of Brazil has had serious relapse.
New Rules im tine Police Court.
PERSONS WHO CHOOSE TO WAIVE THE RIGHT on TRIAL
BY JURY CAN HAVE THIS COURT DISPOSE or rHKIK
CASES.
This morning, In the Police Court, IN presenting
the United states for trial Assistant District
Attorney sheppard stated that after a consulta-
ton with the district attorneys office he ID de-
cided 10 present all simple assaults and petit Lar.
cenies on warrants for the grand Jury.
The Judge said that ne had read the recent de-
cision OF the United States supreme Court. and he
had his own opinion OF It, He would now say that
Information he would have no hesitation In dis
posing OF the cases on such q charge. He desired
10 say that counsel In those cases, n they 80 de-
sired might notify the prosecuting attorney In
advance and have their cases settled on an infor-
nation. Persons, he thought were entitled 10
Mr. sheppard said that under the ruling OF the
court he would be glad TO nle information, n noJi-
ned In advance, that the right OF trial by jury
Mr.. Moss said that he had q case before the
court to-day In which the charge was threats. He
desired TO say that he would waive the right OF
Mr.. sheppard said that in cases OF threats the
charges were upon informations, and not upon
The first case called under the new ruling was a
charge OF larceny against James welch- lie WAS
arraigned on a warrant charging him with rObblng
the Till IN the bliard-room OF the National Hotel.
He waived the night OF TRIAL by jury and pleaded
guilty, and said he desired this court 10 sentence
him. The court thereupon sentenced him 70 pay
q fne OF $40 or 30 days.
Edward Scott colored, charged with a simple
assault upon VIM. O'Br1en, was next called, and
his counsel j. N. Kicks, demanded a trial by jury.
The judge directed the clerk 70 make the entry OF
demand for trial by jury being made, and the
hearing proceeded upon warrant Bolton
testified dhat while IN OBr1en's store Saturday
night he was assaulted and knocked down three
times by o colored man. Betty Lewis colore1
Identified the defendant as Bottoms assallant Tie
case was sent 70 the grand jury; bonds 300. He
Will probably remain In jail some days before the
grand jury acts upon MS case, and II may be that
before ne gets trial In the Criminal Court he Will
have served more time than the Police Court
would have given him had ne not demanded Q trial
Ov lury.
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special Gable Dispatch to The EVENING STAR
LONDON, May 22.-The protest made by the
Quakers yesterday TO Gladstone against the gov
eminent rule in Ireland is unpleasant reading for
John Bright, who has abandoned his former pro-
LESSONS, and, unlike almost every member OF his
sect, become an apologist for coercion. The pro-
test Is signed by loo names, including Bright's
son William, and many men or marx and in
nuence.
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THE EAST AFRICAN COMPANY.

kOfmsat1Om Oh q New British COm1mercial
Company with Extraordinary Power.
Special Cable Dispatch to The EVENING STAR
LONDON, May 22.-Royal letters patent have been
granted 10 new association called the British
East African Company. with powers not only TO
levy taxes, but maintain armed force through an
area extending from northward OF the region
claimed by the German East African Company
near Zanzibar, to the Somau country and west
ward TO Albert Nyanza. Stanley, when he leaves
Emin Pasha, will proceed east through this new
company s territory. Already messengers and rum
OF him.
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TIVE KErCHAM AND THE WASHINGTON FIRExRN,
AND ARE HAVING A GOOD TIME-GorNa TO MOUNT
VERNON TOMORROW.
This morning the members of &C. n. Evans,
Hook and Ladder Company" of Hudson, N, Y, ar.
rived here with number Of their friends tnclud-
Ing some of the leading citizens OF that place and
were escorted to the Arlington. The schedule
time for their arrival was 5 80 this morning ana
at that hour Representative Ketcham, formerly
Commissioner OF the District Of Columbia, and
several other New Workers were at the Baltimore
and Potomac depot with Chief Paris and twenty
men OF the d. Z. nre department TO receive the
visitors: The Hudson company did not arrive,
however, until after O'Clock, when they found
the escort patiently awaiting them. They left
Hudson at $3.50 O'Clock yesterday afternoon, hav.
them, and, after a short parade at Albany. left
there at 80 O'Clock. They made o short stop In
jersey City; on their arrival here after hssty
Paris and the d. c. fremen leading 1oring's
banc came next followed by the ununirormed
that place, and tnen the n uSifoImed I Company 0t
direction Of MT. L. G Miller, the chief % engineer. @
twenty thirty years old uniformed In dra6 coats
and pants, red N. Y. 1re hats with black frontis-
the name &C. T H. EVans 1 nSrcning Ala a pSSouS Solo
% the Arlington B6ss aHd nss aissr
Gen. Ketcham, with assistants, took them in
charge and showed them around the city. This
afternoon Al $40 O'Clock they win be presented TO
the President, and tomorrow afternoon ac 3
O'Clock they will 60 70 Mount Vernon - the guests
OF Gen. KeJcham, who win entertain them at q
shad bake. They leave for home ct 10 O'Clock To-
morrow night
There VIII be no parade OF the visitors while
tney are IN the city. AT O'Clock this afternoon
they were received by the President.
Tue following ts list OF the 0nlcers a the vtsit-
ing company: Chief engineer, Harry C. Miller;
inst assistant Jas. Muldo0n; second asstssant
Chaa A. Parker; president X A. Travef; secre.
tary, John shaver: treasurer, b. Frank Parker;
foreman, John p. Decker; nrsS assistant, ChaA s.
Harvey: second assiseant Silas r Peaka
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Dense Fog OFF Queenstewn.

THE CITY OF BERLIN BEFUGGED THERE FOR TEN
HOURS, TENDERS BEING UNABLE TO FIND HER-
LONDON, May 22.-The steamer City OF Berlin.
which arrived on Queenstown last night from New
York, was befogged for ten hours, and tho tender
that went out 20 take on the mails and passengers
who desired TO land at Queenstown was unable TO
locate her. The steamer, therefore, proceeded 70
Liverpool with her mails and passengers.
The steamer PavOnia, from Boston, Is supposed
to have arrived on Queenstown to-day and pro-
ceeded TO Liverpool on account OF the log.
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From wall street To-day.

NEW YORK, May %, IL a m.-The stock market
was very duh and weak at the opening this morn
Ing, first prices showing declines from last eve
ning's final figures OF from = TO q per cent, with
Louisville ana Nashville and Northern Pacific pre-
ferred showing the heaviest losses All the
In the trading was monopolized by 81 Paul, which
was the only active stock, though there a fair
business In Union Pacific ana some trading In
Northwestern, Western Union, Missouri Pacific,
and Reading. ST. Paul and Missouri Pacinc were
quite weak, the former yielding !. and the latter
d per cent, but the remainder were either notion
less advanced slight fractions, but the changes
In quotations outside OF the two leaders were en-
tirely Insignificant St. Paul reacted slightly late
IN the hour, but at IL O'Clock the market was very
dull and sleady at about first prices.
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PAGES 3 AND 4 OF T0-DAY's STAR contain: The
District appropriation bill as it passed the House,
The railroad question, Base Ball, The Chicago
convention, The feet at Port Royal local and tele
graphic news, &C,
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Found Dying In = Freight Car.
SAD STORY OF A YOUNG PENNSYLVANIA wno Du
IN CINCINNATI HOSPITAL

CINCINNATI, May 22.-On1cer Hammond, while
passing the corner OF lower river road and Burns
avenue about O'Clock yesterday afternoon, found
lying IN a freight car young man who was very
pale and almost unable 10 speak. II WAS learned
IRON his slowly whispered words that he had no
for. He was taken 20 the hospital He said his
name was Thomas Wynne, twenty-six years Old.
some seven years ago he left his home at Canton,
country. Concluding 70 return 70 his boyhoOd
home he walked until he reached some point IN
Indiana q week ago. All his efforts 70 obcain
WORK were In vain, and finally he was taken sick.
One night last week he crawled into the freixht
car. His illness grew worse, and he hardly re-
to eat since he lay down In the car He vas
placed In the medical ward and given every possi-
be attention, but at O'Clock he d1ed He se,emed
to be well educated, and said that he had promi-
neut relatives in Pennsylvania The direct cause
OF death was exhaustion.
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The Death Record.

During the twenty-four hours ending at O'Clock
this afternoon deaths were reported 70 the health
ONCE as follows: Alice Riley, white. So years;
Annie J. X Huh, white, So years; Joanna Hart
well, white, S3 years; Malyina N. sawyer, white.
63 years; Josephine ID. Moss, white, IS years,
LYDIA Rea, white, months; Jas n. Smsllwood
white, 6s years; Kari Barrels white 90 years:
Mary Mel, white, 10 years; John L FerHuson,
white, 42 years; Hunton Lewis, colored, s days
Jeanette Eppisson, coioreo, Gays; Emelina Jack
son, colored, year.
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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF tn
DISTRICT OF COLI MIRA

~ FIRST PAYMENT ON NEW ISSUE
MAY. 1858.
EQUITABLE
COOPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION
EQUITABLE BUILDING 1908 F Sc
AssETs-sss5.740O2.
The first payment the 18th issue is due May.
lsss payable at the Office of the Association daily,
Monthly payments are $3.50 per share
$1,000 advanced on each share
the Association furnished upon applicaton
THOMAS sOMERvILLE, Prest
JNo. JOY EDsON. sec'y. my5
r THIRD COOPERATIVE BUILDING
y - Association issues its Sd series Of stock N
June lsss Meeting for subscription and payment Of
eor sh and M sye 0i S the rst Mona1p os s
month
Subscription books are now open.
son; Secretary. and :. I. Petty. Treasurer.
ANDREW ARCHER, Az and sts sw
WI. MALKEE. llth and c sts sw.
sffnA sIR khrsp IrsIsqEsT 1sTb I'm nm and Y,
Dr. 4. THthhs Il. dnNsEhi fih ana S. Ps fss aasnx
O r. THOMSON, 1th st and Pa ave. NV
! :. T4fapE; stkff sis nsS "a .i9 Il i sx. sx
MEIZGEk & BRO. Az 7th ST. NV
W. L. TUNE BRO. 5l9 9TH st sw
C9nst,tntioHs and other information furnished upon
application as above, or to-
.. T. THOMPSON Secretary
Central National Bank Building 7th ST. and Pa ava
NV my:,-1m
YALE STEAM LAUNDRY 522 10TH ST
- NV. near f.a7,Coliars. &c: CUTS. 4c Shirt:
lOc. ladies' Cape Collars, Firstclsss il, eyery
particular. FRANKH WALKER CO. Props.
DENTAL INFIRMARY, NATIONAL UNI-
- versity. cor. Sth and K sts. NV. Extractons
Tree Dental work at cost of material Artinciz teeth
crowns. gold and other nllings open from 10 am till
. p-ln- eterS Jay. myl1-2ws
90 LATEST NOVELTIES IN sUITINds
49, sIkBEL OWEN,
Taiiors
ap2-3m New York ave. and 10th ST.
- SPECIAL LANNOUNCEMENT-ID DESIRE
- 10 inform my patrons and the public in gem
eTal that the old-estxblished Pharmacy corner 18th
ST. and New York ave-, Is open All Might, usual All
orders bS telephone otherwise at all hours will be
executed with accuracy and dispatch.
Very respectfully. THOMAS g. NAIRN
Telephone No. 1892. apps I'm
NATIONAL CORN REMOVER WILL
- cure Corns, Warts. Calousee. &C. sent any.
where IN the United States receipt Of SC stamps
or cash. CRlswELI- cor. 11th and 4. ap5
TO THE PUBLIC-AIL. CASES OF
- cruelty TO children or animals In District Of
Columbia should be promptly reported to HUMANE
SOCIETY. 9lO NV. Telephope call. O41 A mhC- 5m
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NREAT BARGAINS IN SHIRTS.

III AIDES GENUINE AMERICAN LISLE HOSE.
IL fun fxshlon: split feet; mock seams: colora two
shade: Of Br9wn and Gobelin, st ~ N. per pair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-22

TAE EcoSoaJY Gas COOLING STOVES HAVE
Our Sales Nearly Double Each ys.r Iy,on
Their Mrr1ts
49,. ,hAIWAkD HUTCHINSON
butchonB Boston Polish for Flo.ors 80 x-..--..-
424 9Th st ~AAA'eSe'
ee'ior fresents my2-1m-lp
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THE PRESBYTEnsAN ASSEMBLY,.
Encouraging Report On Home Msss
stOms-The Board Out o6 Debt.

PHILApEIrHIA, May 22.-HOme missions occu-
pied the attention OF the Presbyterian general
assembly this morning. Prior 70 the reading OF
the report by Rev. E. ID. Morris. ID. D.. the commit
tee on bills and overtures returned 20 the general
assembly number OF overtures referred 10 them.
One OF these from the Presbyterians OF Dayton,
Ohio, proposing a change In the time OF the Week
OF Prayer, was accompanied by a recommendation
20 order change at this Jrle but the stated clerk
was directed 20 correspond with the Evangelical
Alliance upon the subject
ADVERSE TO CHANGES IN WASHINGTON.
The answer OF the presbyteries TO an overture
sent down by the general assembly OF 1857 touch-
ing certain territorial changes IN Washington, ID.
on correspondence reported a committee OF seven
members or the assembly 70 confer with the Meth
odlst conference In regard TO sabbath observance.
Dr. Norris report on the operations OF the Board
OF Home Mission was long and interesting docn-
ment, showing very encouraging year An home
missionary work. Beginning With debt Of
s2l.6sl, the board had been able 10 meet all de-
mands made upon IL, and CLOSED the year with a
small cash balance. The Income was sl3O.oo0
greater than the yeaf preceding. The report
accepted, and members OF the board whose terms
expire this year were reappolnted
key. william Irwin, ID. d., secretary OF the Home
Board made a speech IN which he congratulated
the assembly on the work and the fact that for the
INST time In years the board was out OF debt.
The EmpcrOr's Gratifying PrOgress.
BERLIN, May pa bulletin this morning says
that the emperors progress is gratifying. His
cough and expectoration are moderate and he 10
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TAUNTON MASS, May :2-The post-ofnce at At
tleboro was entered by burglars this morning and
effected by the window by four men. The handle
was knocked out OF the safe and Q hole drilIod
around the lock. man and his wife who nvod
IN an adjoining block saw the affalr but Vere %
n1ghtened they dared noc gin the alarm,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-22

GREAT BARGAINS IN SHIRTS
our Comfort Shirt, made Of wsmsutta cotton su
Richardson's 2l0O Linen Bosoms. only Sc. This sht
IL made nrst-class goods cut lengthwise made full
the measure, and all button-h holes hand-m made
make nnest Dress shirts to oTsier for 80.
BRANCH BALTIMORE SHIRT FACTORY.
OF 10Th st nw.. near cor. Of y.
Formerly 1907 St myll-lOt
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THR OI.p MANe Srol

THE OLD MANs SroKY DID NOT SAVE Hn FRon
PAYING FINk.-An old colored man. Lewis VII
son, was charged this morning In the Police Court
with an assault on Martha koss, acolorcd woman,
by striking her with stone. IL was testified that
he had caught school-boy, and when the prose.
cutting w1tne0 tnterfered he struck her. "yedge.
your honor, WAS sitting In my shoe-shop In
Structing some girls IN catechfsm when q boy
struck me with bee ball pursued him and
caught him when ykS Ward fnterfered and We
had some words, and when q brick was coming
toward NE caught ft and knocked it back, and tt
struck her." ''Ten dollarz," said the Judge.
Two DErslvKD Boys sKSrExcKD.-This morn.
ing, IN the Police Court, the case OF Wp- Young.
sge1 sixteen, and wm- Wright aged thirteen
boys arrested BY OmceB Fitzgerald ana branson.
on the charge OF assault, was called 1he warraos
was sworn out by Ofncer c. w. o'Nea1 OF the hu.
name society, and charged that on the l5th Inst.
they committed an indecent assault on Isabella
Lahman. white g1ri sfx yeafs OF age The testl-
mony showed that they had been guilty OF moH
outyscoous ASSAULT the boys tesrified and at
tempted 20 JUSTIFY Themselves by saying the little
child invited the ASSAULT The court expressed as
tonishment that some Of the friends OF these boys
wore not present The prisoners had committed
crme for which the proper punishment was
thirty yoaF IN the penitentiary. He sentenced the
oldeSS boz. Young, 70 SIX months IN JAIL an1
Wrght % the Reform school
The nrookiyn Central Labor Union has uete1 -
boycotS q IL bon bgeWerA
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THE OpEx F1nE.pIacE

and It's srtistie treatmspt Is special study with us
We give the choicest colors and desxps in rood sr
rangement at very low pricea
We still have a Of the Manning stock ,~htch -
VIII sell at about cost. designs are croVxina
our noors HAYWARD HUTCHINSON,
ap30- 3m,lp AoA OH A
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THE EVENING STAR

Trr rvrxrxe STAR is served to subscribers IN ths
eiy by their own account at 10 cents
week or &c per month Copies at the counter
cents each By mall-pOstsze prepald-5O cent? =
month. one year. So. six months. 81
Entered at the Post Office at Washington, D. c. q,
second class mail matter
THE WEEKLY STAR-published on Frsdzy-sl
year postage prepaid six months. so cents
rIAn mail subscriptions must be paid In ADVANCE.
paper sent longer than Is paid for.
Rates Of advertising made known on application
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-22

NAVAL OFFICERS AT LURAY.-A special train ar
rived at the Luray Inn yesterday afternoon, hav-
ing on board Rear-Admirals Colhoun, Franklin
and Rodgers, Engineer-in-Chief Melville, Commo-
dore Walker Surgeon.General Browne, Commodore
Brown, and others They will visit the caverns
to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-22

W. L. BANCROFT, Of Port Huron, has been ap-
pointed general superintendent of railway mail
service. vice 7. E. Nash, resigned. Mr.. Bancroft
has accepted The appointment, and will enter upon
the duties or his Office June l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-22

LONDON May pa dispatch from Milan SAYS
The emperor VI Brazil has had a serious relapse.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-22

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY--Internal reve-
nue., $254, ,391; customs, s544, ,lO2
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PATENTS have been issued TO citizens of the Dis
trict as follows: VIM. F. Kearney, boot or shoe;
Daniel OBrien. designs for a shirt cuf1; Chas M.
O'Leary, automatic bell
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-22

~ ated 1880 9TH st. n. W., to Mr. Thomas Ray,
take this occasion to thank friends and the pubic
generally Tor their patronage, and hope
they may continue the same to Mr.. Ray. All persons
having claims against me will present the same Tor
immediate payment. and those owing me bills will
Please make prompt settlement will be found at the
old number for the next sixty days.
my21-3t' A. NJ HUDSON.
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Tae prookiyn Central Labor Unioa has usssa0
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ADVERSE TO CHANGES IN WASHINGTON.


BERLIN, May pa bulletin this morning says
that the emperors progress Is gratifying. His
cough and expectoration are moderate and he u
Without fever
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VISITING FlREMEN.
A Fine Looking Company from Hud.
son, N. u.

THEY ARE CORDIALLY WELCOMED BY REPRESENTA-
TIVE KETCHAM AND THE WASHINGTON FIRRMHN,
AND ARE HAVING GOOD TIxE-aorNa TO MOUNT
VERNON TOMORROW.