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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-01-16
Cine kiuOerIoCf Gbe

1T septb efne fberau5 traurtse Sabe fur mems
des Gbepaar. gEte uub rcbur9 btetm nebel IN
turjer 3 lit ab9ebelfeu perben tam, JeiSt her
>, ,6ettnueSsAnfer," !" $50 Sei!eH, nit lablret6en
Ratursstreusu Stleern, melber hem aleu uuo Be-
pdbren eeutHeuS Setlz HitUt In geiD 8prt berau5Ses
sehenpirh, aui bic larfe gReife. SuHse 2eute,
lie IN BEN Gtanb ber Sbe trsteR prueu, IplIeu rem
Sprudp SHiaers: yD 'rum prnfe, per I'D
eptS btnbet,H poHl beberjsen, uno has pors
trefflide BUD Ieieu, ebe fe zen N / d SEeu
e britt be5 aefen5 tbun gBtrb fur 25 SeHt5
In gpitmartsH, ippcbl in beut6er pts In en8ltifer
Spra6e, fret uno iersiam perpaft peElSRpE
Ehrele Deutsches Heil-Institut,
IL Clinton Place, New York, n. Y
Der ,Ss,ttunassAnfer- Ia Bu 6elieben ourl' Der
Bu6bdneIer o. n. 9tenastS SlT. &c. BthsSaih'
mnfefIoEe, EnIkfmofe, U1hs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-01-16
- grmnn8eln Sic nid)t, uns tu beiuhen! =

Siffe oer Nantel=DareatnsI
so farrirte Iamen=Sadcn, resslmdBiaer
Yrets S4.OO, reouSirt auf uf............... 2.5O
IL Snd=lIetsrpIrfe, restImdsiser Breis
$3.50, reor5rt auf Observation-Disclosures. 1853
10 Winl1l@ @ueberUfirie,re ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
$500, rebusrt auf ................... 11.9s
SO branue tIro idInarse Scrprtarfs:s,
rs9eImdsiser Yrels $500, re0usirt auf 4.65
$500. rt6u5irt auf ...........:....'.... S.4s
sl7.oO, rs0usl1t aGi. .:.....,...... 1875
90 sSsrieG sSadsti, re9eImdBiger 4reS
25 feriiffe gsstpmsffets, reaelmdBtger
gFeis $40, rebu8irt auf. 80. 7.5s
rea'ImdBigrr greis $500, rc6lsirt aaf 1850
10 slhradanzi berWarir, regsmdBiqer
$reis $1,000, rsbuBirt auf ............. 11.0O
9arttc 6inSsrsSi6Ge, Gr06e fIr bier
Sabre oIe, regeImdbt9er FreiS $500,
Iebu5rt auf Observation-Disclosures. lao
$500, rebu8iIt anf ...:.....,..:. $3.50
10 5ndlzile5ef tpiitfe. re9elHdBissr 8reis
$1,000, re6utirt auf ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 6.95
so tartirte SaGca NIT SRapussa, reselz
mdBl9er Yreis 5000, reoujirt auf. -. 4.25
@rets $25. 90, rsousirt aut ..o....:.:.. 1895
10 tarrtrte slesYmarSsts, reselmdBi9er
4reis $1,000, reouSirt auf. ...,......... S.65
AfrsGGEsnsbertpG re9eimfBt9er
&rs!! $4,000, reOustrt ali 1875
Gilfd,=gsD6e, rc9eInldBi9er Brsis S40,z
90, tsou5rt auf. ............ $3.50
Br:'s $500, rsonsirt auf ...,......... $3.50
SRdl usbesphrfe, reseImdSi3er Yreis
S15.C0, reeu5rt aui......- -......--..... $50
I SaSffe 2!sosrtoGc, 65 GI5,, S5 Cts, S1.15,
Sl.40i bas Scppeite iDerb.
1 gattte SS.nocrr6Gs, IA $500, $500, $500
uno 5000; cas- Doppelte fuert6.
GTttasStoBen- a, as, 4S-ODErataiG tn tons
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R0oloaD'S YIQctt,
aas crepe 2eber- tltso wlGeeaa.
GetImtftet.

8eufGnbig ssitmndIos, gut h5ersudert, suroIren
rt9ulIen, rgjnigen uHo idrteH. RaOmaq's B tIIen
bci'en Gle unre9smdBtgtsiten Oes Uiasens, eeT
yebtr, oeT @tnaeDeoe, otT heren uuo Der 8laIe,
neruOie 9ront9titeH, 8erfopiuH9, partIsibeteit,
g5erbauun8sbeihner6en, DgSpspfte, 8alentebsn,
i5eber, MISUNDERSTANDING, Sdmorrbctoen un6
aae onitigsn iEneriidleH 2rGHfbeiten. Reiu oeseos
biIiid, fetn Guetti6er nttneTaIliae oOer ioHfige
Idjd0Ilde 8roguen entbultGHo.
Breis 26 Gents bic @ haateI. Gu
BADEN bt allen Apobetern.
&tne ausge5ethnete, 3uoerl1ifge YtettSin.
Gaepa1 d Comp. - Reue Serren 9rre gGen
5aben in meinsr 6amiIe oft elmer 9taut9.it porqes
6cuet. SD iiible MID obHe iie ne iidtr. Gle bi6tn
iEe Gue9e5sbnete, Auperldilige DieoiBin. Sbl trs
ebeEgr 9euTp Senuert9,
G6tbaHic, Sroauois-5oun,Q, 81.
l8as Elm 4r5t itber 0(aOma9'3 Billeu ingt.
So eebrnut3c Sbre Requirement BilsH uuo ems
piebe ne ais allen anoeren 4lcH u6erlegeH uus peIs
tGUic tbg uieIe baron. SO babe ie INNER uorrdt5ig
uHo gc0Taude ite III melner gIarIs uno In meintr
i5Gmllie un6 tDerot t9nen INNER Dor allen an6sren
Yaen ben BoIAug geben. Sbr srsebener
DIR. Y. 8, g2 D le brOot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-01-16
DiASl NJus
. D s neEft&

Sic GpmptonIe 6ieier 9rantbeit fin6 Die Symphonic
zines ruiHirteH Hagens. unOerbaulibtelt, Sldbun>
gen, GoobrenneH, iaurer Ulasen, StmerIen naa
6em @fen, mandmal bodft idmeTBBae RoIt ueruEs
iodenb nifitriges GuiiiOsen Il. (, iD., u. {. ~.
: GaOPap's e al apartIIia q Il NIT 9iitfe bon
Hnonaps lilIen bietet cine 9Ir iGr otees eei6en.
gs gtbt oem Diagen feline Srai iuieosr uno bmnst
i'm, Ieins Tunttonen ausBuu5en. Dlan 9ebrlu9e
bic Dls6Bin Eat 8oridrift unO beabte, mas uir IN
False and True" iber Sidt gu ingcn BADEN.
Sddt cine SIiefmatte on Raondp 81 @Omp.,
gefpsglorf, nadl unleIem Sude nit RathdLdaen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-01-16

bsr ienen Namen Mot senunnt buben mil unb Der
islnt boHftdnOtee Sieperberfteuung BON Tdlpes
rem geiSen siner in einsm 9ettorbu6 onsegtbenen
arbne peIbantt, l6bt burh un5 bofielbs foiteuIreS
groBe BUD ent66 Rs5epte, Die In je6er apotbete sc.
uaht iptIoGn tonnen. Stdt Cure AoreHe m
Brietmarie an: o. &tStauip & Goup., Rr. 1 s
gahsSsHft snsGtr., WeIns9erf, Ht.s9. (S2-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-01-16
48. 9abrgang.
MQbleD ntto Garelu.

srade mas aoaamsnalea sanfseoa
GnHar.erfaas aoSe sdtem ner &tomnssfa6 aiammea
aef6rumpf saufen ebr
btnomr@ Serfaaf Sabrbnn
sertsnn@ weitere feds Sage fort. Ser nnse TIT etn
Qlbter ebrlt0er NufrauutuugSbertauf
sebhbren
an Vrauen an oie Suaa'
Sfte bat es
bier @tpas @ NIT tb perstetn eBs Solssnees
fprtdt far f@ felbF.
- ~
eDIeb eresantea sema6tsn ste6ersieeern. eDHee
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-01-16
Gnbas BubIifum
Gin 0anG6arer @dttent,

RB@ebst fiber unb osrIanst 8Gbuap's unb lbers
Beugt Sub, oab Der Rame "Raopaq- aui bem ArtitGI
n, 0eu SbI f1IIft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-01-16
3 o bat g.. Srtble.

~ u y ~ W. b " ~
GSeafeHer 8IaeszSsaao5Gluh=g gerfauf. Sc.
ees SGar araepGBt. Ssrte sebeu mir sSbEea
Bargains tn oterz nno fInifnppiisen eefsifs
ftn @iacsz6GnoiGuheu Soupinidsr uHo
gtIen'idBe CuaIitdt aG eem Vreife osr aez
m6bnitdbeu sIatttn sSanpidlmbe. Der Breis Der
9lGtten hruarSen SanotIuhe lit $1.35 uno berient=
gen nit geiidtem Tlden 81 80. Die 2esteren fuerz
ben ciefe gSrd,e an $1.35 ab9eIaiien, 10 bab sic
untrn beften 9eiittten Snnblbub Bu bem y eiie Der
einfoden 9latten Saubihube -befommen. Seoes Baar
mlrb 9arantirt unb ansepaBt; DDS bebeutet: iebes
Raur ipiro aui urier 9iiiifo nnprobtrt. GBaS fann
Elm SanfHann ntbr tbunr I'm feline Sunoen iuirez
ben gu ftelltn2 Snbem Gle bel lins Sbre Sanbihube
fouien unb anprobiren Iaiien, bstommsn Sie einen
9anbInuh, Der Sbnen gut past uno ooae SefIiebis
aune 9eDdhrt. Sieie Semertun9 heSiebt iit auf uns
iere beften @IacesS SarbIdube. lBir BADEN biligere
SaRblhuhe 5u 81 uHb 81. 25, ntlde seraoe 10 loras
fdltis aretpQSt perosn. Cine gBcte lang eebeu mir
uniern 6titen Sanbitbub gu o6igsr Breisermdsigung
ber. 26ir phnidlen Shre 8nn6Ihaft; mir baben uns
eifrt9 bGrum bemlbt, uho mir pfTerlren oiee Tors
tbeile, um Sie 81 enem SeIuhe bel uns 81 beDe9en.
-rlnfer geIammtes Eager ron Sd,m1diabsn, Fds
hefn, Secer.uaarsr Euo BRIC-A-BRAC miro
NIT beheutenber 4reisterabietun9 pertIuit, I'M idr
bic nddien Nionat su tr!uarteHben Gru9jabr3z2Baa=
ren Gaun Su ftoffen.
eSobt, 6. Er;bte,
O3D CHARLES un0 Srriuat ons SIraRe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-01-16
Gine Garte.

In aut, tpeId. on Solssn BON Su9snSihnsen,
nsrp6ier Ghndhe, frdbem 8erfal, SsrInf osr 4taIs
nesfraft Il. (. 10. Ieiben, ienoe th tofsntret ~
RON eirem W1iIFondr in Gdb 1merifa sntSefi.
G6idt abreiftrtes Goupert an Eisp. Soisph Z. Sn,
NOR, ,Stntien o. gleips gortsGito. (Suli5, lSaa'4pJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-01-16

2niammeniritt ots preuBtInen 9aaStaes.-
Sic 6ermaatTrnua opH IoieR IHo Oct
SatbpIiiG1e &Ieras.- IIsber Zen Sa1ar
oeS &roupetussn. n.-s5rieaseidb&ite
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-01-16
Sic gIattera ta Sen granstseo.

G'ene:alar;t Sanlilton bat BON Oam 9as
irnbheits 8eamteu in 9aH 6ranSisco bic
Nu6ridlt erba!ru, RAP bort Die 8iattern ans
@ttnu eiu9sdlleppt, oaB Die Seu9e aul 30.
&ejember p. s. epiSemtif ertldrt pOroen,
uub 6aB isitOe1n oieIe @bineien beriet5eu ers
Iegsr ieien. 0lnn peroe ieSo9 i'm Stanbe
lem, bie Seudle balo az uateroriiteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-01-16
Sfene SxiIfde.

81 ON, Is. Sauuar. - Der BapR lamont.
frte beute in Der Betersfirhe in @eaeuruart
oie!er SarotndIe, Gr3biib0fe uub oiplOmati.
iGer &er.reter bic Stiinoer be5 SrOeus Der
8ieuer Der hl. Sungfruu, ionie brei Mtit9ie
Der Der @eieli4uft Jsiu, EGullih F2ter @las
Der, Sobann BurduIauus uno &lplouio 9&o=
brtgIe3. Die &eremouie mar eine inpo
ionte.-0er 6er1og bon gtoriOIt pirb uob
Iref lRnthpu bier blpiheu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-01-16
@taiipeut 0Iebelana's @ei.hsni am Oet. Vas

9iom, Is. SGuuar.- gr;bii6of 0tpau bat
bem &eitOr bes amerifaniaen &olesS oas
S9reibeu beS BrafoenteH @leueluuo III
iammen NIT bem Gremplar Der aueritaui.
iGen @onfttutiOn, tpelaes Der Yr6foent benz
Eaffe pi0mete, 5ugefelt. Der jlettor mir
Gas Yrdieut bem YapFe bel bem Gmpfahge
Der amerifanlideu 8tih6ie ftberret6lu, nm
BEN beiligeH Sater bic IuitreHauHg etrer
lpe3ieIen auoien5 3u eripareu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-01-16
ssbIebsn ses Grs8eneralz zRenfats g8aRer.

Sr. @srrge 0alfer, Bis Dor Gur3em auies
rifanifer @eneraI.SOniuI in Barts, ilarb
hcnte in isiner biefisen gBobuung @r uuroe
IN 1924 i'll Yeterboro', gf.=5., 9eboreu, ab,
isIoiEte in 1912 baS u9artmoHtb= =@ousg,"
murte gbpOtat nuO Wiitslieh Der @eist9as
buns unO betrieb ipater EN- SnufaeIbdft in
g}erS gOrf. 1880 lpuroe er pom YrdfOeu,
ten Supes gum @eueral= aoniul in Yaris err
rannt, lneiden YoRGn er bis 81 ieiner i'm
lsBtsu Snut elioiSteR &efguatiou bstleibete.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-01-16
N. W. W.
3aowap'S SeaSv = 9ecief
Observation-Disclosures
G8 par 6as eTite un0 il Oa8 ein3iac

Ra6po9's glea5p 0leIiei it Elm DEttcG geaer ihtr
GGmerB, BcrrenIuHger, Guethungtn, Sbmers
sen in oem 0iHdcn, Der Sruf unb oen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-01-16

Ser @hef bes ftatifiiden Biireaus beri6tet
iiber ben 2Bertb Der 4usfupr bon 9iiab1siI4,
Sdmetneleiid uub RiIdprooufteH aus 0eu
Ser. Staaten pGbreub Der nit beaI 81. De
stmber 1887, reip. 1886, abgslaufsHen 3m6tf
N;onate. ME foIgt: 1886-$87, ,298, $50 unb.
l886-$G6, ,035,246. Ste AuSfGhr bieier
Yrobutte bat bemuo6 i'm Iebtsn sabre nm
81 1858 1874 3ugerommen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-29
Complaining Of Chickens.
ha Editor of THr


The press Is the resort Of the suffering. i am a
sunerer. The laws OF the District have cleared
the city generally OF nuisances, especially nui-
sances on the premises OF the poor. The family
that depended on Its fowls and pigs as a means OF
support has been promptly notified that these ap-
pendages OF housekeeping must be dispensed with.
stin the government OF the District tempers JUS
tice with mercy. Connecticut avenue Is not op-
pressed Near the corner or that avenue and "
street IS healthy flock OF barnyard fowls Tney
are royal fowls. They rule the rcost and the
neighborhood- 1 acknowledge their authority.
lie awake nights listening 10 the melody OF their
songs do not thrive on their music 10 be sure
but then there is the honor OF being kept awake
all night by her majestyS ROSTERS. That counts
for something. But have had my share OF IL and
propose To resign my privileges TO Others My
house is FOR rent snail be happy to rent IL 10
the District Commissioners, whose attention
have called 10 the advantages OF the place III Con-
greS grants the desired permission TO certain for
elgn governments toQurchase land in the city for
the use OF their legations, i suggest that they be
exempted from the obligation Imposed On Aneri-
can citizens OF keeping their grounds clear nu-
SanceS. l. r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-29
The Flax and Hemp Growers.

NLOsINd NkEIINd UF The AoSUt
At the evening session OF the Flax and Hemp
Growers and Spinners' Association last night the
following firms were admitted to membership:
Ludlow Manufacturing CO. 600 hands,, Ludlow,
Mass: Stevens Linen Works 600 hands,, Webster.
Mass; j. T. Smith Works, Huron Lake, Mimi, and
the J. w. wallace Co., Greenwich. ". Y. Mr..
Abram Bently read paper on .'The condition OF
the nax and hemp Industry In America and its
possibilities" kilograms were read froEa the Ste
yens Works, and also from Appleton, Wis; Du-
Duque, Iowa; Weskan, Kan, and Muncie, Ind,
protesting against any reduction OF duty on FAX
or hemp. AFTER continuation OF the discussion
on the subjet OF the tariff bill and the means to
defeat Ii, the association adjourned sine di
some OF the members wiz remain In the city for
the purpose OF pushing the. Congressional work.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-29
PROHIBITION MASS MEETING.
Strong Opposition 10 the LiQuOr
Traffic-Elo4uenS Appeals.

There was scarcely standing room In the Con-
gregational church last night when Mrs Clara Clec
horn Holman, OF Missouri, called to order the pro-
hipition mass meeting called by the Woman 8
CHRISTIAN Temperance Union OF the District. On
the stage were seated Mrs. Mary A. IIyermore
Mrs. Mary I. Lathrop. Mrs LaFetra, Mrs. weaver.
Mrs Mouiton, Messrs Daniel, Bradley and Whit
ney, Ex-Governor Perram and Rev. DR.. Baldwin.
Tue meeting was opened BY the singing OF q
hymn py the entire audience, and the reading OF
scripture and prayer by Mrs. Holman. Mrs.
Emma B. kearney, OF New York, sang
mock OF Ages" Mrs Holman introduced
nrS. Ms Lthrop the presSsn: Of the
oeanng with the drunkard, but with the man who
makes the drunkard. We are not opposing what q
man drinks, but what another man sells" she
ioiiowed the development or the saloon from the
olo fashioned black jug in the grocery store kept
~ sya an honest deacon, TO the modern "home OF
anarchy, communism and crime" "The license
system she said, 'was adopted by our fathers as
correction OF the evil but Il has been
AN ABSOLUTE FAILURE
THE electoral vote OF New York state" she
continued, "is the balance Of power that decides
the political fate Of the country. The electoral
vote OF New York is controlled and governed BY
the influence and presence OF 10000 saloons In the
cities OF New YORK and Brooklyn. kept by foreign
meeting held the night before In strong terms
and declared that Mr.. Grain, OF Texas, should be
,Lpeaened as monumental liar for his state,
country. when he goes back there" she added,
''he ought 70 be hung in enigy or In reality"
MRS. LIvERAoRE
spoke at some length the statistical side OF the
prohibition question, stating that II every man,
woman, and child In the country would take \
total abstinence pledge for year, and keep II, We
might with the money saved burn up four Chi
Cages and have hundred millions left over. She
alluded In touching terms 10 her experiences In
the PRISONS refOrmatories, poor houses and insane
esylums throughout the country, and showed that
from Ixtenths TO eghttenths OF all the inmates OF
these institutions the direct products Of strong
drink.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-29

ROCKVILLE, March %, 1883.
To-day in the Circuit Court the case OF Van Buren,
Norwood, charged with an assault on DR.. b. b.
Crawford, at Laytonsvie, On the last day OF cleo
ton, by striking him with q stone, was taken up
and occupied the court during the entire day. He
was fined $40 and costs.
This afternoon the grand jury came into court,
announced the completion OF their iabors, and
made u report OF their proceedings. They reported
that they had examined one hundred witnesses
made forty-one indictments, and that twenty citi
zens OF the county now held United states revenue
licenses for the sale OF whisky. The Jail and aims
house were visited by committees from The jury.
In the former they found nine prisoners-eight
negroes and one white man. They round the PREM
fses In good condition, but recommended some Inn
provementS In the building. At the aimshouse
they found eleven colOred men and eight women.
eleven White men, six white women, and one In
FAINT. They recommended changes in the building
and an improvement IN the bill of fare.
Chief Judge McSherry was called home to Fred
erick this evening by the sickness Of his child,
ana VIII probably not return during the term.
5. A. III.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-29

MooSLi6HrERs SENTENCED To DKaru ,hs
wicklow assizes, Wednesday, the rnoonltghterS
Dan.ei Hayes and Daniel Morartty, were found
Sounty Kerry In January last and were seassSced
70 oe hanged- Moriarity subsequently made =
Saaesaion oi his gull, and then iried to cut MS
aosnos ~, iear he win make another attempt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-29

49, dudley. one OF the accomplices In tina
ssasea Lnat sne was kidnapped and Locked an IN -
oArk room Tor nearly month 10 preyens me- 49,. ~
tsStlfyfng against the Bonds We nun
TIE published resolutions ie non n~,c~ 49,
ol sen1sor AngaIA which were Attributed 10 ~
S cosx Fos@ No 2SS Of DowningtoS. Pa V 1sr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-29

election In the Cover division OF Clsmorra nst,.
20 III we vacancy In the house OF Commons cause;
9y the death OF MT. Frank Ash Yeo was held the.
Randall, Gladstonian, VINO received oa1 v ~
asaans, 800 cast Tor Mr.. J. f. ID. Lleweiyn. con.
sessative. Az tne last election Mr.. Yeo, who VA
q nome ruler, was Feturned unooposed S -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-29


AZ the Cincinnati bar meeting In memory Of
Chief Justice Waite the report OF the committee
contained this passage. referring to the Supreme
Court: 'Its weakest moments have been those
when it was suspected OF turning its back on
Jurisprudence and opening its eyes 70 some other
guide. or when individual members OF 1t were sus
pected OF doing so. These moments have been
lew and with long intervals between them. While
such u tribunal can be maintained, the moral
power OF It's opinions Will be worth more TO man
kind than that OF any other existing Institution
Mr.. VIM. Ramsey objected 10 the reference 10
weakest moments. After a somewhat heated dis
cussion, Hon. W. - Greesbeck restored harmony.
and the report was adopted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-29
QUICK SALES AsD SNAIL Paor1rs
MOTTO OF
=. 9. WILLIAMS & CO.. Druggists.

Under Masonic Temple corner 9th and Sta NV,
Where win be found the most complete and varied
stock Of Drugs Patent Medicines and Perfumeries in
thu city prices which better and few meet
a. shown By the following partial list:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-29

AMERICAN NEWSPAPER PuBLlsHERs.-The execu-
tive coInmittee OF the American Newspaper pub
nshers' association adjourned In New YORK yester.
daJ after two days session. Plans were agreed
upon Tor charging the scope OF the association
work, which Will at once be carried into eject.
Among the new members admitIed were the New
1oix World, the Philadelphia Times, the Boston
<osr and the New Haven yeus
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-29

Ar7EsT OF A CONNECTICUT LAwyER.-Gen W
H. Noble was yesterday arrested by Deputy Mar
sbal LoVeJoy In Bridgeport Conn.,, charged with
forwarding fraudulent a1idavits 10 Sc cure a pen-
sion for MIS- Anna smith, or Hampstead l. l.
George smith, son or the claimant was also
arrested Noble is a lawyer, and has represented
Bridgeport IN the legislature as q democrat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-29
school Children Who should be Locke ed
After.

To the Editor Of THE EVENING STAR:
tuesday afternoon the citizens on Dumbarton
avenue were very much annoyed and excited over
scene OF brutality. An aged white man, who
looked as though he had lived beyond the allotted
time OF three score and ten, while passing along
that avenue was pursued by about forty or fifty
school children with sticks and clubs and their
jeering and yelling was deafening A halfgrown
negro boy Was the ring leader, and he walked at
the side OF the old man yelling in his ears and
Jostling against him until he seemed almost fran
TIC. This IL the second time this cowardly and
brutal attack has been made. and the same old
gentleman has been each time the victim. III the
principals OF the schools cannot SUPPRESS these
youthful rufians IL is hoped the attention OF the
police will be given TO the matter.
AN EYEWITNESS
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A RUSSIAN Now AGAINST Fyxprx,x,

RUSSIAN MOVE AGAINST FERDISAND.-The VI
emma Political Correspondence says that NJ Kar.
avelo, the Bulgarian political leader has received
rom st. Petersburg instructions 10 Cooperate
WIN M Zankon as the nrst step In plan for the
removal OF Prince Ferdinand from the BULGARIA
throne. II the Bulgarian leaders approve the plan
NJ. harevelon IS promised the necessary means 10
carry IL - ~
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" EYEWITNESS,

ANOTHER vIcToRY.-The Washington ball club
played the Charleston nine yesterday and won by
a score OF to- O'Day pitched, striking out ten
men. Deasleys work behind the bat was good as
Was that OF Shoch and Gardner at short and third.
The hits were 10 byCharleston and IL BY washing.
ton. the Senators played without an error and
won in the sixth inning by punching enough hits
70 make four runs. Catcher Mack was the umpire.
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A BALTIMORE MAN WANTS GEN Cxorxrrs pr sex
The Maryland Democratic Club last evening de-
coed 20 send their representatives, to the national
convention al ST Louis The application OF Col
z. y. Edwards chief deputy warden Of Baltimore
CITY JAIL for the position OF warden OF the United
states jail In this city, was Endorsed
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10 DoCBLE TsAcK The METROPOLITAN BRAxcH-
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SS,ooo.OOO obtained Dy the Baltimore and Ohio
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