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Morning journal and courier., 1888-09-13
Tt Wan Vosod nowD

Members of Hiram lodge, F. and A. M., have noticed that whenever one of their members die, who is a member of the Mason ic Benefit association, the cards received an nouncing the death omits the name of their lodge. Last Monday evening, at meeting of the directors of the association, a resolu. tion was introduced that the secretary should insert "Hiram" when occasion called, the same as is done in the case of other lodges bat it was voted down.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-09-13
TO NEW HAVEN SOLDIERS.

A communication from John o. Black, commissioner of pensions, to Admiral Foote post Mo. IT, G. A. R., requests list of the names and address of all ex-prisoners of war in the post or others. In accordance with this request the post appointed Com- rade Weston Ferris committee to receive and forward to the pension office the names and address of all ex-prisoners of war that report to him at the post or by letter at his residence 295 Water street, city.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-09-13
Enrertainments.

In his latest comedy, "A Brass Monkey" /" Hoyt has departed from his rule of simply devoting himself to the provocation of laugh ter, as it contains certain touches of homely pathos which are said to stand out in bold relief from the surrounding comedy and add what Hoyt's pathos is like and will soon be gratifsd in their wish, as IA Brass Monkey'' will be seen at the New Haven House on Fri day and Saturday evenings and at the Satur- day matinee. The company is the largest and most complete ever organized by MT.
 Hoyt and will be under his personal direc-
Morning journal and courier., 1888-09-13

Rev. Dr. Newman Smyth, pastor of Center church, arrived yesterday afternoon from 6 stay or number of weeks in the north of Maine. His headquarters were at the Mt. Kineo House. He camped out for considerable part of the time and returns with renewed vigo-. While camping out last Thursday night with companion. Professor Henry Farnam of this city, ice formed in the pond near by quarter of an inch in thickness. There was an abundance of rainy days dur ing his stay. Dr. Smyth said that the prog ress of the Center church improvements was such that the church would be reopened Sum- day after next. September g.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-09-13
A Large Return Rrom a small Invest

Thirteen members of the A. O. U. W. American order of United Workmen), who died in July and August had paid in $5Ss to the treasury. Their benefciaries received $26.000. The highest amount paid in by one person was $98; the lowest, $5. The friends of each received the benefit within 30 days.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-09-13
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.

The Foreman-Morton company will produce ''The Hermit" at the Grand Opera House this afternoon and evening. The Washington Evening Post says: It is drama of the colo~ nial revolution and is intensely interesting. The plot is laid in the Mohawk valley and is replete with sensational situations, bright comedy and beautiful tablesux. The special ty features were frst-class and the Empire quartette were tired out when the audience was through with them" tfThe Hermit" lasts all the week. Usual matinees. The mastodon colt "Jumbo" will be on exhibition in the museum hall the remainder of the week. This wonder is four years old, twenty hands high and weighs 2, ,575 pounds.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-09-13
He Called Vhena scabs.

John Lyons and Dennis Sullivan are a couple of bricklayers. George Leavitt, they claim, called them scabs, for which they started out to administer condign punish meut to the offending George. They brought up in the police station.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-09-13
For Senatorial GHonors.

Republican aspirants for Senatorial honors include Herbert E. Benton, of New Haven, creditor of the Palladium, in the Eighth district; Alva s. Cowles and Ralph I. Crisssy of Norfolk, and E. s. Steele, of Torrington; in the Eighteenth, and Lucius N. Fuller, of Putnam, and ex-Secretary of State Searls, of Thompson, in the Sixteenth to succeed Sena- tor Bates who was chairman of the labor com- mittee in the last legislature MT. Fuller is believed to have the best chance of getting khe nomination
Morning journal and courier., 1888-09-13
maaf To.Nirhr

The Young Mems Republican club will
 hold meeting tonight at the club rooms.
 Important business will be transacted, and it is desired that all the members be present.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-09-13
BirminRham Republicans.

The Republicans of Shelton are to have their banner raising tomorrow evening, after which they will march to the Tingue Opera House in Birmingham and there be addressed by the Hon. John A. Tibbets, of New Lon don, upon the issues of the day.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-09-13

IF Wor,r BAKE BREAp.-In other words, Hoods Sarsaparilla win not do impossibili. tier. Its proprietors tell plainly what 1t has done, subnit proofs from sources ot unques- ara zuffsrinU from any disease or aEeckion caused or promoted by impure blood or low efafe of the system, to try Hoods Sarsapar- sIIa. The experiencs of others is suf6cient s.,.. sssuranoe that you will not bs disappointed a tho Fssult.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-09-13
Run OYer bYa Oarriage.

Joseph spector of 192 Franklin street run over little fellow with his carriage last night street. The boy is a Russian Jew. One of his legs was injured, but it is thought not seriously. He was carried to his home on Jefferson street.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-09-13

Would use Kemp's Balsam for the throat and lungs. It is curing more cases of coughs, colds, asthma, bronchitis, croup and all throat and lung troubles than any other med icine. The proprietor has authorized any druggist to give you 8 sample bottle free to convince you of the merit of this great reme- da. Large bottles 50c and $1 d&w
Morning journal and courier., 1888-09-13
A RanaihIa Mnn

Speaking of the Compound Quinin Plasters, @ physician recently said: "The] work admirably." Sold by druggists.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-09-13
TMIRrx-rH1RD sKm1-ANNUAL
Of the Connecticut Ecleetric Medical
 AGsOefatIOn.


 Association. The thirty-third semi-annual of the above association will be held at the residence of Dr. Theodore Brockway in New Britain on Tuesday, October g, at ii a. m. The time will be chiefly occupied in miscellaneous bus ineas, reception of delegates and visiting members from other societies, proposing candidates for membership and the reading of papers and discussion of the same. Dr. BrockwaY will give dinner to the members and their ladies'
Morning journal and courier., 1888-09-13
wEATHER RECORD.
rND1oATroNs FOR TO-DAY.

INDICATIONS FOR TO-DAY.
 WAR DKPARTNENT, SIrrrcE OF THE CHIEF SIGNlL SERVICE, WAsHTNaroN D. C., 10 p.m.. Sept. 12, 1888. For New England: Fair, cooler in the interior, cooler Thursday night on the coast westerly winds
Morning journal and courier., 1888-09-13
NEw HAVEN. Conn. Scot. 8th. 'ss

NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, Sept. 9th, '68.
 Messrs. Charles Wilson S Co.,:
 Gentlemen-We desire 10 thank you for | the prompt and satisfactory manner in which \ the loss by the fire which occurred on Aug. | Beth has been adjusted and settled, and to especially express to you our appreciation oi
 your efforts to protect our interests. Re spectfully yours, MUNsoN & Co.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-09-13

Prompt Work by an Efficient Agency.
 The following card was received yesterday by Wilson & Co.,, the well known insurance agent:
Morning journal and courier., 1888-09-13

Ysars' soap ssoure bsauAful aemplszioa.
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AT THE CAPITOL TO-DAY.
Diserses IN Congress.

DuSufoe IN Co08re0os
FUNERAL kxrESsn on NDiaESr vKTERASa
Inthe Senate to-day, the president pro tep.pore,
submitted Communication from Chas p. Lincoln,
yaa Brown. OF the Grand Army OF the Republic,
Settlng forth that many OF the Cnion veterans
nero eitner permanently OF temporarily are In
inH,ge5s elrcumstanoes that II Is heavy burden
pove.iy rom being buried In Potter's field Last
yeer tne number who were buried at the expense
sne Ssana Army was eighteen and the cost was
appropriation OF 81 500 be made TO pay the funeral
expenses OF INDECENT veterans who die In the DIS
I . outing the next fscal year, the money TO be
expenses in each case not to exceed ;7a Referred
70 appropriations committee
Capitol Topics.
TEE PUBLIC LAND STRIP.
The House committee on public lands has recoa-
adered Its former action on the voorhees, bin re-
lating to the public land strip, and has stricken
out IT'S amendment attaching the strip to New
Meco Inc enect V TO leave In force the senate
P'Vslsaon aSIacnlng ene strip 70 Kansas
PUBLIC BUILDINGS
The Senate committee on pubic buildings and
grounds at their regular meeting to-day passed
favorably upon fifteen public building BILLS
Among those ordered favurably reported Was one
70 appropriate $4,000 FOR . pubic building AZ
amount for public building al Petersburr. Va
NEW YORK ousroM-Rousk
Representative Campbell, before the Senate
committee on public buildings and grounds, this
morning. urged increasing the proposed appropri-
alton for the erection OF buildings for the New
YORK cust0ms-house and appraisers stores to
$3,0O0OOo
grounds to-day ordered favorable reports on q
numDer OF publ1c-building bills
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OIER

CLAMPITT. Monday. April 30. 1885, Mrs ELIZA
NJ; cLAMIITT, xiis % ne late Wln n ciamPlt
Funeral from the residence Of her son-inla~ Prank
Pitzer Dol last CapitOl rtroet Tuesday, May I. st
CLEARY On sunday, April %. 1858. at . 30 D m,
MARGARET CHA cLfARl. infant daughter X
James b and Joanna c. Cleary. aged five months
Farewell little celiayo stay with short.
fapa's and manmss lasi cold kiss.
Amongst the cold and silent dead
northwest Tuesday, at $ pm Relatives and friends
respectfully invited 10 attend.
MAGGIE ooNSsR aged fsrs I'VE 1 sea ~ 1885,
the friends OF the family respectfully invited %
Twenty fourth street northwest ON "Wednesday, May
3 1855. ass O'Clock pm Iuterment st Hollywood :ss
DORSEY. On Monday. April 80. 1855. ct 30 pm
wM. A. DORSEY. ssed twenty-five years;
Augustine church. Friends are invited. 2.
, SLRMAN ON ApriI Is. lsss; at O'Clock pn..
years. Daughter aud Msrs.r.t Morton,
formerly OF Baltimore. Md
w.@s sis h street soGth ss ser Tassdsy Ma z
II o'clock Friends Of the family respectfully
HENERY. On Saturday, April os. 1883. WILLIAM
HLNERy. in the sixty nth year OF his atse
Tuesday. May l. 1855. al O'Clock pm
-, LL9a . y on sa;Irdsy April rs. isss. at s45n
,. Tuner. Ius.a.y May at B O'Clock Rock
e6af Il Ssr osss %o rsasl Ar 3? sss e
nort6west. MARaRTT MURRAY in the twenty nth nth
year of her age.
Notice Of funeral hereafter
RICHARDSON. April 30, lSSs, at half-rast q q
m, MILE RICHARDSON. beloved mother u
Margaret and Grant Richardson.
Funeral st ESQ Tuesday. from the Fifth Baptist
church.
SAVOY CHARLIE SAVOY, q. the insane ..ylum.
on sunday morning April 20, lSss. removed 20 ha0
brother, Samuel W. Savoy. $50 Essex Court
Buried Thursday, at 3 O'clock pm
SORRELL- Departed this life April 20, 16b2
GEOkGgE infant son VI Wexford and hoss SOTrell.
Go. little loved one. 80.
mothers heart cAn-sell;
And only hers doth fondly know
How hard 20 say farewell
. By ITs Moraxh
Funeral private.
TRUE ON Saturday. April 2s. 1855. at Washing.
ton, c.. Mrs TkUE. widow of the late A. W. True,
OF Portland, Me.
Funeral services at Portland Mays.
UPPERMAN. On Saturday. Arrl 2S 1885, GAR
NETT c., only child Of VIM b and Minnie A Upper
man. AGED sill years and six mopthA
Funeral TO-DAY lMondAyl at O'Clock p m. FROM
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A WoRD ABOUT CArARRH,

ut ia the mucous membrane, that wonderful semi
nuid envelope surrounding the delicate tissues of the
air and food passages that Catsrrh makes its strong
hold Once established it eats into the very vtas and
renders life but long drawn breath of misery and
disease dulns the Of hearing trammellins the
power Of speech. destroying the faculty of SMELL
taintng the breath. and killing the rea ned pleasures
of taste Insidiously, by creeping from q simple
cold in the head, it assaults the membraneous lining
and envelopes the bones eating through the delicate
coats and causing Inflammation. sloughing and death.
Nothing short Of total eradication will secure health to
the patient, and all alternatives simply procrasti
mated suerings, leading to fatal Termination SAN
FoRD's RADICAL CURE. by Inhalation and by Internal
administration, has never failed: when the dis
ease has made frightful nrosds on delicate constu
tons hearing, smell and taste have been recovered.
and the disease thoroughly driven out"
SANFoRD's RADICAL CURE consists of one bottle of
the RADICAL CURE. one box CATARRHAL SOLVENT. and
one IMPROVED INHALER neatly wrapped in one pack
age. with full directions: price, 81
POTTER DRUG CHEMICAL Co., BOSTON.
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Sent 20 the Irish Bishops.
THE PAPAL DECREE RELATIVE TO THE PLAN OF CAM


DUBLIN April 3O.-Cardinal Simeoni has written
Q letter to tie Irish bishops from the propaganda
enclosing the papal decree relative to the plan Of
campaign and bOycOtt1ng.
The Freemdn's Journal says: ''The decree win
always command the tenants respect, but the
people understand their own affairs too well 10
allow hostile Vaccinations to prevail. They have
vigtlant and able advocates in Archbishop Walsh,
in Rome, and archbiShops and bishops at home
whose support will never fail them"
The Mltchelstown branch OF the National League
has discussed the decree and has decided that Is
will not take its politics from Rome,
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Alexandria Affairs
Reportad for THE EVENING STAR


CITY FNANcEs.-The city finance committee is
now preparing the revenue bill for the coming
nscal year QSSs ~, and win report It at the next
alfonso on the hundred, with discounts OF 10
Der cent, &C., on the early payments-runs close on
the eGgs Of ,s ae s anc a S Ssar Sss Sns 9y
make o temporary loan In order 10 get through.
The anticipation OF next years taxes by loans FOR
s sns IN o%ss days. led 70 spcS r
suits that IL Will never again be attempted but
under the direct necessity; Tor II was owing 70
one nth interest In the Alexandria Water Co,
which had been given as security. The coming In
comnromissd has long been valuable feeder 70 the
city revenues but nearly all these taxes have now
been paid The q, 100 ground rent and taxes from
treasury some help this year. The recognition OF the
cdty's lien on the Alexandria caual wiz probably
SSs S S1 ewSs so%s sundreds Of Gos have
been paid out on account OF the suit none has come
in. There is no proposal TO increase taxation.
city committee has not yet determined the QuAiif-
cation OF voters at the primaries on the 6th OF NAY
but WIN meet o-nignt TO 90 So As the nomlna-
election, very liberal policy has sometimes been
adopted and q one time any white voter who
iected for q special once was allowed 70 vote in
making the domination for that once, without
either voting for OF MAKING pledges e 70 other
been adopted, and previous afiiiation with the
democratic party been required OF vo:erL Colorod
democratic voters are listed and their votes re-
received. The committee VIII DIX the rule for the
present year tonight
NorTa-It is proposed that the city school board
shan buy lot south OF the present school grounds
on Warrington 0t. with view 70 make the school
lot square The subject win be considered e the
meeting on Thursday night-The only stranger
occupying pulpit here yesterday was Kew u ii
Jones who preached at the Methodist Protestsnt
church. The members Of Potomac Lodge,l D. D. n.
ATTENDED tho 0egviceA-The increased Oonsump.
ton a gae n that portion OF the nrse ward SUD-
Necessary, and tbs pipes have already been deliv-
cred on the route and WIN be laAd TITS week aionQ
recent university examinataon q 81 JohnT
Aca0emy have ben carried 70 ChArlotteovillo b.
the examiner. The awards of university corti6-
John Nuilon, once the sexton Of Christ church
VS. buried to-oay.-Ffa1c1s Rabaa has bougkf
the three-Nory brick store. 4l4 King agUO6 n
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iIAssIfIED.

BARNES-APPLETON At Salt Sulphur spripga
West virginia the Residence OF the brides psrents on
April % 1855, by key. j. r.. Booker EDMIS ARNOLD
BARNES and MABEL LANDEk Al1LETON eldest
daughter OF Col John ". NJ Appleton. all ~ West
Virginia
KEEFER-BLADEN On Thursday. April 90 1855
81 parsonnee. No sl2 street, by Rev W r. l. we-ch.
HARRY W kEEFkk, of Frederick, Md, 10 IOI IsE
BLADEN, of LamOnd ID. q. No cards. lFrederick,
Nd, papers please copy.l
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w ANAMAKKR,s.

Book is better because you get tfor fair price,
but you're likely TO feel better when you know the price
was fair.
MONEY SAVED
On Books is good as money saved on anyth3nR Ono
Of the easiest things to save only hsves
care.
At WANAMAKER'S more Books are sold over the
counter than in other house between the oceans
Timely works on Agriculture and Horticulture; o
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 always fair. and any getable Book 10
there " wiu De HvI
BOOK NEWS
How little the title Of Book tells youi Even you
see all the Books how many have You time get
at the inside of!
That il where BOOK NEWS will serve you good
turn We send it out once month, a-brim with just
what you want TO know Of the latest Books and the
gossip Of the Book world By the best Judgment Of the
best judges it tests the Books and says why this
Book should be read and that skipped
With each number an author portrait SC. SOC.
year.
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d17-6m Philadelphia
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COUNTRY BOARD.

SPRlNG BANK OFFERS FIRsr.CLAss BOARD;
sCarge rooms fruit Ice, milk In profus1on g.. TeFms
20 per week Trains met daily References exchanred
Address SPRING BANK. Alexandra. Va sp:3O- 2ws
GUNNER BOARD-HERBERT HOUSE LAUREL
~ Nd, three minutes walk from station beautiful
gounds plenty Of shade: good rooms hrstclsss -
eommodssions Terms reasonable. Address J, n
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THREE MILES FROM CITY. HEALTHY AMI
u pleasant; convenient by stage or two good roads
Tor wheelmen: gentlemen preferred; reference ex-
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ANN ARBOR, MICH, April 30.-Prof. Louisa Reed
Stowell was attacked Saturday evening with Sc
we're hemorrhage OF the stomach and has been very
low ever since. Her recovery is doubtful
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KrInCOPALIANs or On. PORTxRb CONDENSATION m
CHAMELEON, q @, sDcDDk
A Charleston, g. C., special yesterday says: The
schism In the Protestant Episcopal Church over the
admission OF negro cleFgymen into the diocese and
convention IL assuming serious pEcporcouA 10
day half Q dozen prominent members Of On. Pur.
ters church seeded and rented pew1 In Graoe
he city, bu "a carse fSs Ssceson Va noe tbe
question Of church service. An election was -
Gently held for delegates 70 the diocesan convoA.
tlOn. Dr.. Porter orE1nixod the colored EpascopAl
church herN, which . the bone Of contention. and
ne has been ono q the most Seaunca advoco1eo q
1!h0p Howe In claiming the hight Of the coosed
election Dr. Porter beat the opposlt1on, hence the
secession. Among ne secedesS are Warden and
three voakxymen. Tho convention mooto at An
dezson nexs week and lively tms are expected.
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DANBURY, CONN, April 3O.AThe Tweedy Manu-
featuring Co, the largest hat factory In America
and the Oldest in the State, shut down to-day for
the FIRST time In nearly twenty years, throwing
LOO hatters out OF work. 1t will be closed for
an indefinite time, until reorganization OF the
company Is enected.
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PROPOSALS.


DROPosALS FOR WORK AT U STREET PUMP
- ING sTAriON--OFFIcE OF THE COMMISSIONER,
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA WASHINGTON April 10, 1883.
Sealed Proposals viii be received once until
IMELNE O'CLOCK IA. on MONDAY, MAY SEVEN,
the execution OF repair OF wood masonry. and
other WORK ~ the street Pumping Station, Washing
teE DC Blank forms CT proposals. and specifications
eau DC obtained together with information upon APP
p-cauon therefor at the ONCE of the Engineer Com
missioner and proposals. upon these forms win alone
lie coLsidored The right Is reserved TO reject or
al 6ids OF parts Of buds; b. WEBB 8. Z. WHEAT
ap30-6t
NAVY DEPARTMENT. BUREAU OF MEDICINE
IN and surgery, Washington. c., April 90, 1885
sealed Proposals, endorsed Proposal for Supplies to
Naval Hospital, Washington will be received at the
Bureau of Medicine and surgery, Navy Department.
Washington. until MONDAY. MAY TWENTY:
EIGHTH 1855, ct ELEVEN A. ", when they will be
Rab,eiy oPsnsd fer supplying proyisions. groceries
nsesl year ending June 80. 1850 schedules Of the
articles. with Information the atoms de-
livery, conditions forms Of offer. and probable ouan-
tty required can be obtained on application TO the
Medical Ofhcer IN charge Of Hospital No propoeal
will be considered unless there is satisfsctory evi
deuce that the bidder regular dealer in the articea
he proposes 70 supply The right reserved TO reject
any all bids JOHN MILLS BROWNE
sp30-1 aw3w Chief OF bureau
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HAaa1Er HusBARp AVER

Hammer HusBARD 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 o sthe Merry
Gus System;
THAT the sales Of vita Nuova far exceed any other
nerve remedy ever manufactured;
THAT ts regular will take the place of all liquor
or alcoholic stimulant and viii. II persisted in.
efectually cure drunksnness;
THAT the sick should use 1. to restore health;
THAT the wen should use 1t to prevent sickness:
THAT all overworked persons should ID 10 prevent
fatigue or breaking down:
THAT all energetic Americans should use It con-
THAT it be relied upon - 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 aud 81 Park Place. New York
City, for copies of letters Of from
Senators. Members Of Congress, Judges and Di-
vinss. and people whom you know and believe in.
ap1S-6m
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EVERY MUSCLE ACHES.

Sharp Aches Dull Pains, Strains and Weakness,
RELIEVED IN ONE MINUTE by the CUTICURA
ANTI,PAIN PLASTER. perfect sntidote to pain
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I'd EDITION.
Latest TabglanS 10 The Star.
Chicago Well Pleased.
HOW TIE NOMINATION OF Mr.. FULLER WAS RuCKIyHp

CHICAGO, April 3O.-The nomination OF Melville
W. Fuller, Of Chicago, as Chief Justice OF the
United states, is regarded here with unbounded
satisfaction by the leading men Of both parties
Mr.. Fuller Is In every respect fitted 70 MI the high
ONCE to which he has been nominated.
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DUBLIN, April 30.-The court OF queens bench
to-day unanimously decided that the election Of
Mr.. Thos. Sexton as lord mayor Of Dublin was
valid.
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BERLIN, April 30.-Dr. Bardeleben, director of
the clinical surgery department OF the Charlie
Hospital viii replace Dr. Bergman in attendance
upon the emperor.
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mob which gathered IN tront OF the StudentS Club
In Paris saturday night serious r1ot followed.