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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-22
I'd EDITION.
Latest TGlGglanS to The Star.
The Important Work Begun In the
MeahOdist COnferemce Tp.slaY.

The Important Work Begun In the
Methodist Conference To-day.
NEW YORK, May 22.-For the FIRST time since the
twentieth general Methodist conference began
every seat In the Metropolitan Opera House was
filled to-day when Bishop MallalIeu opened the
session. The question OF electing a missionary
bishop TO India came up Immediately DR. Flood
made an earnest appeal for such bishopric. DR..
Lanahan opposed IL, and marveilel at the Sudden
conversion Of some OF the brethren, He beliey ed
In sudden conversions. but held that conviction
must precede IL. He could not understand how II
was possible Tor the brethren who In one breath
opposed such an appointment should In the next
turn around and advocate tt. The result or Dr..
Lanahan's opposition was that the matter was
temporarily laid on the table. General Fisk then
moved 10 hold special session OF the conference
on thursday evening Tor the purpose OF consider
Ing the report OF the committee on temperance
and prohibition, which was passed.
THE VOTING FOR BISHOPS BEGINS.
blsnop bowman then prayed, and especially In
reference 70 the order OF the day. and the election
slstlng OF three each and one at-large, were an
nOunced py Bishop Andrews, and took their places
In the aisle. Before the actual voting began much
time was taken up In settling the question as TO
NUMBER OF names should be counted or thrown
out. After much discussion 1t was decided to
count them, and the voting began In earnest.
NO ELECTION on The FIRST BALLOT.
Inc Total number OF votes cast on the f1rst bal
lot was Al. The number necessary for a choice
was 29S. The votes cast for the leading candi-
dates were as follows:
DR.. J. II. Vincent, 215; DR.. James IN. Fitzgerald,
1o6; pr: J. W. Joyce, las; DR.. Payne, 100; Drs
JAS King and Earl Cranston, 128 each; DR..
kynett, 1le; H. A. Butts 115.
There were twenty candidates who received less
imam 100 votes and over nifty who received but enc
vote each On motion the time in which to elect
bishops was extended.
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EQUITY CouRT-Jndoe Cor.
Dsin ag e.
car Nauck to take testimony. Leetch agt. Will
Jams; trustees allowed to make sale OF real estate
johnson agt. McLane; testimony ordered taken be;
fore II. L. Walach, examiner. Gleason agt. Luced
commission to take testimony In Arkansas ordered
to issue. Glyder agt. Glyder; testimony orderee
taken before W. II. Smith, examiner. Skidmor-
agt. Sands; appearance OF absent defendant or
dered-
To-day, In re lunacy Of Sarah J. Hickman; wit
Of de lunatico tnQuirendO ordered.
PROBATE CoURr-Jud0e Or.
Yesterday, estate OF Lorenzo Sitgreaves; letters
5000. Estate Of WIN. Myers; letters testamen.
tary TO Calderon Carlisle; bond 81 600. Estate OF
John M. Brown; copy Of win nied.
CRIMINAL CouRr.7Jsdoe Montgomery.
eusy ns SSd asS aSds1 SSnSss ps
oe Today y.a Timothy Sullivan, sunday bar YER
dict not suilsy seCEEe Palmer. throwing stones;
larceny; bench warrant returned and Committed
George l2ian, unlicensed bar; pleaded guilty.
COURT In GENERAL TERM
To-day. Balloch agt Hooper; nearing resumed.
c!ncgr Cou.r No. 1-y.do. Aagner.
and & W. r r Co; thai resumed
To-day, Bowie agt Hume; trial resumed.
POLICE CoUnT-yud0s Mtler.
To-day, Annie SHIELDS and Ada Hopkina colored
SSsass g. = g efEs sc s Ane
Barney Grimm. violating hack law and dtsorderiy
conduct; SO or 80 dayA John G CTonin, pro1a1.
ity; 8 % deyA 0ee eenetack violattng polic<
psosssS; ss SsssasE sa,s scs
q @ Is DAYS cha ~, e; soiiSsssI ior'
.,ssssii a, 4 TseI ws.s. Silessd as 49, g 3:
dAyA
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DIED.


CHRISTIAN On Monday. May 81, 1883 ROSA
CHRIS IMAM. age twenty nine years.
Funeral from ner mothers residence. Market sps<n
southeast ~ 3 O'Clock p IL fnends and reislvss in
vited
FERGUSON. At S:2o pm, May 10. 1855, after
long and painful Illness JOHN EDMAkD FERGUSON,
II the forty-se years Of his are.
Friends and relatives invited attend his fun
ersl from his late residence 423 st. Wednesday
May 20 81 pm. hest
kEsLth On May 20. 1855. at 9 O'Clock IN. Mrs.
AAhoAhET Ann hLsLEh. ased twenty eight ysArA
THERE'S anguish In the housenold
It 10 desoiate aud coid,
For fondiy cherished mother
Prom The chlldrep's nest has Town.
Heaven retAlLeth treasure.
karth the lonely casket Keeps
And the sunbeans love 20 llnser
Where our LOVING mother sleeps
Funeral will take place Gurley Chanel IeIrois
relatives invited attend
81 NET. At O'Clock Monday afternoon, MAY n.
lsSS. his late residence Glg ayepus
northeast CHAkLLs l. STREET, VI CAliIoruis. in
hls sixty -sixth year.
Funeral services At house. Wednesday. ga inst q
3oclock D. M. Ihe presence Of friends the fanilg
specially requested.
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The Washington stock Exchange.

on the hashi; stoH stock Exchanse noted to-day
. 1881 clu GS1sohs S Sia i hS ssfsd
p G per imp; Ms, lssl; currency; III bid.
lily bid ID. c. Cougar fund. "a. 1897, CON- lOsh
bid. Washington aud Georgetown Railrozd bonds,
2l7s bid. 30 asked. Metropolitan kaiiroad STOCK
lo4 oid lO44 asked Washington Gas, 40 bid. 4O3.
asked NatioAal Metropolitan Insurance, 731S bid.
COrcoran Insurance, 20 bld ~ asked. Colum LA
Insurance. Is. bid l2,. asked WASHINGTON MarEet
Washington Brick Machine. $50 Did. Farmers and
Mechanics Bank of Georgetown. l65 bid. 1853 asked.
Chesapeske and Potomac Telephone Co., 7S< bid
49, asked U. >. Electric Light. 55a bid WASH
aud GEORGETOWN Railroad Co. bonds Is 1 bid
liza asked National bans OF the hepubic. 100 bid,
To- asked Washington BRICK Machine Co. land
scrip. :324 bid 81 asked. Panorama Co, 276 bid,
80 ed
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Fielder Carr, aged sixty -eight, shot himself SUM-
day Afternoon about four miles from COckey sville
Baltimore County, Md.
AT Charleston. 8. c., Edward Hayward, promi-
nent young men, was accidentally killed Yesterday
at the Planters and Merchants Rice Mill. lie was
caught In the machinery and Instantly crushed TO
death.
George Washington Ewing, q member or the
Confederate congress, died at mis- home near Adair-
Vile, KY, yesterday morning. He was eighty
years od- He was az one time prominent In Ken
lucky politics.
James johnson has been held for the Baltimore
grand jury for the murder OF George A. Riley at
curtis Bay, Nd, sunday. Benjamin HOrStman,
accessory, and Maize Moran and Ella McCauley,
witnesses, have also been held.
The DEMOCRATS OF the fourth (Naine) district yes
terday nominated for representative TO Congress
Thomas J. stewart, Of Bangor.
Dr. Schweinfurth writes from Brussels that
there Is no reason to be uneasy about Stanleys
tate. The government OF the Congo state has 70.
ceived advlces that DR.. Mangold, OF Kie Is about
70 start In search OF Stanley.
The radical members OF the French and Italian
70 hold meeting at Aarsetles 70 protest agAins
italys foreign policy Is tending 70 destroy her
good relations with France.
Labor strikes are spreading In Germany.
After SIX months OF selt-fmpoeed expatrfation,
george Francis Train has returned 70 This country
from canada.
The queen regent Of Spain. in the presence OF the
duke and ducness OF Edinburgh. Prince George Of
Wales. the duke Of Genoa and Q brilliant COM
pany, inciuolng the oncefs OF the fopo1gn squad
rous, opened the exhibition &C Barcelona Mon
day, with imposlng ceremonieA About 1900
Nj. Thomas Joseph condor, member of psriia-
ment was convicted yesterday ana sentenced 70 {
months Imprisonment without hard labor eog tncit-
my tax payers 70 rseass
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-22
"NorHrso Lrxs TEEN

Is the verdict Of all who take Ayers Pills.
Prompt and effective in their action, they leave
no ilI--nects. and may be administered to old or
young. Herber, Elwel. of East Saginaw. Mich,
says: Il was . great sufferer from Constipa-
tion. Headache. and General Debility. Ny skin
was yellow. and I had constant pain in my side
and back Other medicines failing. took three
boxes Of Ayers Pills and am cured
Twas severely afflicted With Dy,pep.is and
Enlargement OF the Liver. most OF the tim. h.
ins unable 10 retain any solid food Three boxes
Of Ayers Pills cured ms.--Lucius Alexander.
Marblehesd. Mass
AYkRs PILLS.
Prepared by DR.. J. C. Aver Co. Lowell. Mana
Sold BY all Druggists and De aiers An Medicinss
uahlg
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ToRruR1se Sk1x DISEASES CURED
BY CUTICURA REMEDIES.


was afflicted with Eczema the Scalp Face, Ears.
ana Neck which the druggist. where got your RENE
dies. pronounced Of the that had
under his notice. He advised me to try your Curl
CURA RxxKDIEs and after ave days my scalp and
ps-t Of my face were entirely cured. and hope in
another week have my neck and the other part
Of my face cured
HERMAN sLADE,
l20 E Ara STREET. NEW YORK
Some five months ago had the pleasure to inform
you Of my Improvement in the Of the CUrIcURA
REMEDIES IN my case of severe Chronic Eczema Fry
thenAtosa and to-day cheerfully confirm all then
said consider my cure perfect and complete. and
attribute IL entirely to your remedies having used
others. FERNAN ESCENCHARDO
3306 Penna. ave, st. Louis, Mo.
Having used your CrrIcrRA REMEDIES for eighteen
mouths for letter. and finally cured It. anxious To
g-t 70 to sci. commission can recomme Id 1t be
yOnd remesss nave ever used for letter. Burns.
Cuts et In fact IL Is the best medicine for anything
MYkILE. Miss Z HOklON,
sold everywhere. Price: CrrIcrRA. Soc Soar.
sJe-: REsoLvEST. 81 Prepared Oy the POTTER DRUG
sSD ChENICAL Co. Boston. Mas. send for How to
Cure skin DISEASE
PIMPLES. blsckheads. ehapped and oily akin pre-
vented BY CUIIcUKA MEDIcArED SOAP.
Iuy3S.33,2J.36
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-22

PITTsBuRG, May 22.-The thirty-tfth annual
conclaye OF Knights Templar OF Pennsylvania be-
gan here to-day anu will continue several days
luis morning there Was grand parade In which
about $500 sir knights from all parts OF the
slate PARTICIPATED Tue city Is In holiday garb
and The streets are thrOEg "a with straugers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-22
The Case of Allen d. Mv.r..

COLUMBUS. OHIO, May 1.-The Supreme Court
this morning granted motion for leave TO ME
petition In error TO the Franklin County Common
Pleas, In the case OF Allen o. Myers, sentenced TO
three months Imprisonment by Judge Pugh tor
alleged contempt OF court, growing out OF an
article which he wrote during the progress OF the
ta!ly-,neet forgery cases
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-22
baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE. Nd. May 22.-yirrtnia sixes, con.
solidated. 81: past Que coupons. o4<; do, new
threes g.: do. ten torties. 80 bid to-day.
BALTIMORE. Nd. May %. - Cotton stesdy-
middling. 40. Flour stead. Wheat-southern MONT
nally steady; fultz. yoal00; Lonsberry, ysaIOI /:
western. active aud lower closing stesiy; No. 3
winter red SPOT s2as2S: June. 9aa92,s: July,
and easier, white, 66ao7. yellow. 63ao4 western,
dull and lower; mixed spot. 62a624; June. 6Is
6lA: July. 6la62 Oats in fair demand and steady
southern and Pennsylvania, 40z43; western white
42s4f; western mixed. 80, ss4I bye dull aid
steady. IossO Provisions quiet and steady, Petro-
Toes, ordinary 20 iair. l5kAl6a sussr-copper re
hned. steady 5Aal6. Whisky nrm I24sl. ed Other
articles unchanged Freights Liverpool per
dull aud nominal cotton. l-10d.: Hour per ton,
4s- gram. Cd sAlss-wheaI 535.000 bushels: corn.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO Ill. May %. IL 4 m--Innuences on
wheat all bearish all this m rui ng when the.
board opened In spite Of this wheat opened tribe.
hisher. with July - S7h July corn opened un-
changed, ~ 54k July pork started Q shsde on q
l4.45 The July option Is now quoted as follows
Wheat sos; sorn, 5tS4Ss; Data S2As32ss; pork
Fifty French fishing boats caught In gale Oh
the coast OF Ireland recently have not 0een heard
from
Twelve hundred Friends have presented Mr..
| Gladstone with an address In favor OF home rule
Mr. Powell. OF the Buffalo yers Is home from
Europe and asserts that his interview with Blaine
published In that paper not long since was gen
/ uine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-22
Racing I'm England.

LONDON, May 22.-At the Bath and Somerset
County racing to-day the race for the Somerset
shire stakes was Won by Gen. Parsons Iour-year-
Old chestnut colt Ruddigore, with Mr.. 7. Cannon's
four-year-old chestnut nly Coraine second and
Lord Edward SomerSetS nve-year-Old bay horse
Wine Sour third. The betting stood TO against
.Ruddignre
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Advice % People who WOW.

Bob Burdette in New York Star
Don't worry, my son; don't worry. Don't worry
about something that you think may happen to
morrow, because you may die Tonight and to-mor.
row win md you beyond the reach OF worry. Don't
worry over thing that happened yesterday, be
cause yesterday Is a hundred years away. II you
don't believe just try to reach after IL and bring
IL back. Don't worry about anything that n IA D.
pening to-day, because to-day viii only last nfteen
or twenty minutes II you dent believe it tell your
creditors you'll be ready 10 settle In fun with them
at sunset. Don't worry about things you cant
help. because worry only makes them worse Don't
worry about things you can help, because then
there's no need 10 worry. Don't worry at all. II
you want 10 be penitent now and then II won't
hurt you bit 70 60 into the sackcloth and ashes
business little. II will do you good. II you want
70 cry little once in long WHILE that isn't bad
thing. II you feel like going out and clubbing
yourself occasionally, think you need II and Will
lend you helping hand at IL, and put plaster on
you afterward. All these things Will do you good
But worry, worry, worry, fret, fret, fret-wny
there's neither sorrow, penitence, strength, pen.
ance, reformation, hope nor resolution In IL ItS
lust worry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-22
An Unhappy Marriage.

ANSWER OF RESPONDENT IN A DIVORCE CASE.
To-day, In the divorce case OF Matte W. Brown
against David II. P. Brown, the respondent, by A.
w. Ferguson, filed his answer. He denies the
charge made that he was so neglectful in his sup.
port that she was compelled TO take in bOarders
and sewing to help pay his debts and
refused to provide her with a servant and
charges that she has contracted debts without
his knowledge some Of which he has paid and
says that Whatever money she earned was for her
own use, and was not applied TO the household
expenses. He asserts that she once pawned her
wedding ring TO derray the expenses OF q trip to
Atlantic City. He denies the charges Of
vulgar and abusive Language, and asserts that he
has been Illuminated by the coarse language used
by her, quoting language which Is usually ex-
pressed by dashes; that when he demonstrated
with her about going out at night she replied:
II am going when l - - please, and am not
going 70 let a---- like you bulldOze me. +"
He states that she was once In the Police Court
for Threatening 70 brain her landlady with
pitcher. He admits that sometimes he has been
exasperated by her and used harshness, and that
to escape her violent temper he has slept on the
door, &C.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-22
SOUTHERN PREsBYTERIANs.
The Case of DR.. Woodrow Again Undel
Consideration NJ Baltimore To-day.

Consideration 1t Baltimore TODAY.
BALTIMORE, May 22.-The general assembly of
the southern Presbyterian Church resumed bust
ness at $50 O'Clock to-day. The greeting Of the
general assembly OF the Presbyterian Church
North was received.
Rev. DIR. smith, OF the committee on puDuca-
lions, reported the department to be in prosper
Gus condition, with large surplus on hand. 1t
recommends the employment OF colporteurS
DR. WOODROW RESUMES.
The case OF Rev. Dr. Woodrow was
resumed, and he continued the prosecution
or MS appeal He quoted from his speech
and writings, In which he supported the idea OF
evolution, or the ascending OF the higher from the
lower animals.
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'.Blinky'' Morgan Refused a Writ of
Error.

COLUMBUS, May 22.-The supreme Court to-day
refused 10 grant motion for leave to ME o petit
tlon In error 10 the Circuit Court OF Portage
County, In the case Of Blinky Morgan the Rayenna
murderer, Sentencel TO hang June l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-22
The Inventive FacuI,y o. ne,

from the Boston fost
One OF my very young friends whose ready Ia
miiarity with his exact weight the power, In
pounds OF the grip OF his hand. and sundry other
personal statistics OF which information IL gained
oy means OF the automatic machines standing In
public places yesterday disclosed TO me mystery
which think Is not without a social and scientific
interest 1t is that there Is current among citi-
zens OF MS age perfect substitute for the i've
sent nickel a disk OF brass other composition
having the same diameter, thickness and weight
OF TINS coin, and adapted to set in motion Tue
nickel machines as certainly as the ve-cent piece
ITSELF he produced several specimens from the
pocket OF his short trousers, and ALI nough faied
10 learn where they were TO be procured. he as
sured me that they were easily oUtanable. This
was sufficiently shocking, but when he aided that
preferable instrument was genuine nickel at
tached 10 a slender but tough string. which could
DE used and again secured indefinitely, the mag
nltude OF the conspiracy against the weighing
machines became more distinctly evident. As
believe have before remarked, 90 not consider
sucn experiments exactly crlmn nal, but rather as
interesting illustrations OF the development OF
genius on parallel lines OF Ingenuity. The boys In
TINS instance, seem TO have reached and passed
The machine makers.
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Society Notes.

Society Notes.
Gen. and Mrs. Sheridan are building a cottage at
NonQutt that they will occupy in July.
Mrs. Menocal, Of the navy-yard, Is enjoying q
visit from her mother, Mrs Martin.
Count D'Arc0 Valley, who has been appointed to
succeed Mr.. Won Alvensleben as German minister
here, is Ill In Berlin, and Will probably not come
on until the late autumn.
Mr.. and Mrs Nathan Appleton and Miss Emma
C. Thursby left the city and went over to Annap-
Will entertain them with q fete tonight, and to-
morrow they will proceed to New York city, where
they are likely TO remain until July. Mrs. Apple
for the heated season.
MI. and Mrs. L. N. d. Sweat will spend the sum-
mer In Portland where the former is at present In
business
Cards are issued for the marriage Of Miss LIbbie
7. Ellis 70 MI. SCHUYLER G. Stokes. The wedding
will be soiemnized al st. Pauls English Lutheran
church Tuesday, June 5, at 1880 am.
Mira Spin0a is spending fortnight at her place,
Cranes Neck, on Long Island. She will Join Gen.
SpinOla here 10 snort time.
The Misses Green, Of New Jersey, are the guests
Of Mrs. McAdoo.
Mrs. Emery and daughters will spend the sum-
mer In Cazenovia, NY.
Mr.. and Mrs. John D. McChesney's pleasant
home, on 18th street, was last evening thronged
with friends gathered to congratulate them on the
twenty-nfth anniversary OF their marriage. Many
event, were displayed.
Mrs. s. A. BuIterfield has left Sunderland Place
for her cottage at Narragansett Pier for the sum-
mer.
Major Furgerson gave a dinner at the Country
Club house last evening In honor OF Capt. Smith s.
Leach. Among those present were Assistant Sec
rotary OF the Treasury Thompson, Maj. Raymond,
Capt Symons, Col Elliott, OF South Carolina;
Chairman Hemphill, OF the House District COM
Mittee, and Major Post.
Rev. S. M. Newman, pastor Of the Congrega-
tional church, and Mrs Newman will sail next
week for Europe.
Major Theodore j. Eckerson Qetired) and Mrs
EckerSOn leave Washington about June l, for q
soJourn on the Pacific coast
Mrs. Edwin Green and Miss Green sail from
New York tomorrow to spend the summer abroad
DR.. and Mrs. Harry " Wudemann will be a
home We tuesdays at Ills street, instead OF
Tuesdays as announced.
Mrs Cleveland will visit Princeton college FRI
day evening and remain until Monday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-22

WAsHrNsroN, May %, lSSS
To the Ethtor Of TIE Evrxrxa STAR
An article appeared In your issue Of yesterday,
referf1ng 70 case IN the Police Court for which
issued permit 20 grade the parking, and In which
the Hon. Judge and the attorney for the d. c.
knew OF no authority upon which should issue
such permit II they Will examine section IL
paragraph 10. OF the building Regulations they
VIII mo my authority to issue such permit The
judge recently taking charge could scarcely have
had tine 10 examine the Law, but the attorney for
ID. 9. should certainly have been better informed
Respectfully, Taos Il. ENrwrsrK
Inspector OF BulldinGR
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One Of the Kinks Of the Business.

From the Bangor Commercial
The conectioners understand the strategic part
OF their business as well as some OF the other
tradesmen. gentleman had occasion 70 step
Into confectioner's store, and while waiting TO
speak TO the proprietor saw him serve several
customers. In each case he put short weight on
the scales and was compelled TO add a little
more In order 10 balance them. After the people
had gone out the vlslLor remarked that he should
nave thought after so many years practice he
might be able 10 Judge the correct weight more
nearly the nrst time. "Oh that's one OF The kinks
OF the bushes" he replied ''of course, II don't
amount TO anything, but somehow they think
they are getting more for their money than they
DO when We put too much In at first and then
have 10 take some OF IL out. II Is only inagina-
ton, but then pretty much everything Is imaglna-
ton where trading Is concerned.
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The Presbyterian General Assemb bly,.
PHILApEI PHIA MAY %

Rev. Adelbert Wander Lippe, d. d. OF st. Louis
spoke Tor the cause OF German missions in the
United States He advocated the appointment OF
a German missionary, but the assembly, after
somewhat animated discussion, voted for the ap-
polntnaent or committee or nve to consider the
relation OF the general assembly to the foreign
population, TO report on the question to the
s.lnoly OF 1889. The committee or thirteen ruling
der-, who have been aiding the laborS OF the
home board during the year, was continued. The
subject OF home missions was still under dis
cuSSon when the assembly rose for the noon re-
cess.
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Decapiiatcd BY Falling on a Saw.

WATERFOWL, May 22.-At a saw-mill at Hewitt
Vile, ST. Lawrence County, Horace Willis, aged
cred iroEl the body anu dropped through hole In
the floor into the river.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-22
What He Did with ls.

From the Merchant Traveller.
success in life may depend somewhat on cir.
cumstances, but it depends more on the individ.
ual," said Mr.. Skute, who Is noted for his wealth
and penurious habits. '.That's So" said Billson,
one OF the millionaires audience. "when I INST
came to this town had so cents Now what do
you suppose did with IT." 'NOh that's an easy
one" said Biilson, anybody that knows you,
Skute, would know what you did with that SO
cents" "Well, what did 90 with III" "Why.
you've got IL yet"
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EOuud Dead i'm the Street.

MrDDLEBoRo, Mass, May 22.-This morning
Schubert Wider, wealthy retired iron merchant
formerly or Newcastle, Pa, was found dead In the
street. IL Is thought ne was thrown from a car
rage and killed Instantly.