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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-08

ARREST or A FORMER CUSTOMS OFFICER At
Wheeling. W. Va, yesterday the arrest OF en-
surveyor OF the port, A. IA. Beach, upon federal
warrant charging him with the mutllation OF the
public records OF his ONCE during his term caused
something OF sensation. The Information was
Ia the shape OF an affidayit by Capt. Jaa sanford
piiot OF the Andes, and the action was brought
under sections 5403 ana 54Os Revised statuieS
winch pfeScrioes a penalty OF 5000 nne and not
more than three years Imprisonment Mr. Beach
gave bond In 500 and Wal waive an examination.
taking his case before Judge Jackson, OF the Fed.
erai Court, at once. lie has the sympathy OF every
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s'The LepPer'' Passes LittleWOO I'm che
waikiki Ing Match. A mid Ghaer~-

"dMtu8 M1tcns Amfd Cheorns
NEW York, May Sat O'Clock this morning
the score at the walking match was: Littlewood,
III; Hughes, l62; Herty, 155; Cartwright, 1873;
l29; Campana, 12S; vint, 127; Hegelman, LOS;
Day, III.
The p. m. score was as follows: Lttlewood.
1904; Hughes. 1892; Herty, 174-3; Golden, III;
Cartwright, 1853; N0remac, 1915; Guerrero. ISIS;
Dillon LAG; Campana, 1862; Vnt, 1893; Saunders,
1875; Hegelman, 1855; Day, 1888
Tue exciting scene OF the day occurred q few
minutes after II O'Clock. Hughes, knowing that
I4ttlewoOd was probably disabled, rolled OF lap
after lap in his endeavOrs TO catch him. The few
spectators cheered and urged the Topper on with
SHOUTS OF encouragement. Slowly he gained on
Littiewood Until at 12:15 O'Clock he passed him
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oBJrcTs OF BoCLAsGERs Book. -Boulanger's book
Is regarded as an appeal TO the army 20 support
MIN In coup d ctdt. The reforms Instituted by
him as minister OF war, by which the army received
more comforts than ever before, were Instituted
Win TINS Interior object Boulanger has organized
an extensive political bureau, under the MANAGE
ment OF Count Dillon. Boulanger has been elected
municipal councillor for Tulle by the spontaneous
acton OF the workmen In the arms factory The
municipal elections are victories mainly for the
party OF the LETT, and give renewed hope 20 the
government Boulangtst districts return mostly
pnu q lrsa
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the Courts.
COURT IN GENERAL TERN.
YESTERDAY, w. A. Leonard (patent appeal);
argued and submitted.
EQUITY CoURT-Jttdge Or.
Yesterday, ODea agt Brown, Greason agt.
Palmer, Plant agt. Castieman, and Parneii agt.
Smith; appearance OF absent defendants ordered.
guardian ad nten. Plant agt. Castleman; ln1unc-
ton and receiver pendente lite appointed Sparks
agt Phillips; auditors report confirmed.
CRIMINAL CoURr-Judge Montgomery
Yesterday, John L. Lysle, false pretenses; mo-
ton for new trial denied; motion in arrest OF judy
ment having been granted and defendant dis
charged. Clayton Mitchell ana Joseph Somers,
house breaking; verdict guilty. Geo. w. cooper,
receiving stolen property: verdict not guilty.
To-day, Charles Williams; assault with intent
to rape; pleaded guilty OF assault. Mitchell J.
Roxbury; violating Sec. 54G9 K s. U. s.; pleaded
guilty. VIM. Vosburg; larceny from person;
pleaded not guilty.
PROBATE COURT
Yesterday, estate OF Rebecca cooper; inventory
OF personal estate, &C., returned. Estate OF Jesse
W. jackson; revocation OF power OF attorney, to j.
Parker Jordan by Robert s. Avery; filed.
COURT IN GENERAL TERN.
To-day, Dainese agt. Kendall; on hearing.
POLICE COUKT-Judge Shell.
To-day, John Mercer, colored, profanity; s. or
z days. Alfred Hall, colored, profanity; IS or z
days James Brown, violating police regulations;
collateral forfeited, Irving Duvall, throwing
stones; do Josephine Long. unlicensed bar; sos
collateral forfeited Oscar Beaii, disorderiy con-
duct In the county; s. collateral forfeited. John
Russell, do; do Mollie Green, colored, profanity:
s. or days. John II. Moran, Indecent exposure;
s. or 10 days EienOra Coleman, dlsorderly con-
duct; do. Cloud Turner, do; do John Harris,
DERBY conduct; do. Georgana Williams, do; IS or
Is DAYS.
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Real Estaee Sales.

L p. shoemaker has bought for $685., OF J. L.
Barbour, sub lot iAo, So 237, 30 by loo feet, on
the corner OF 14th St and Nallach Place
j. A. W. Burche has bought for s., 100 OF A. T.
street, between l4tn ana 18th streets northwest
ID. W. Van Voorhees, has bought for &, 600 OF W. NJ
Gait sub lot ID, So 376 2o3 by al feet, on 9th
street. between and q streets northwest
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Interesting Old Marriage Licenses.

LOUISVILLE, KY, May SIN looking over church
papers yesterday DR.. Perkins, rector OF st. Pauls
found number OF marriage licenses OF 1S49- 80
and 'o3, which had never been returned TO the
county clerk for record. Among others were those
OF Henry A. Grtswod and Margaret b. Morton, OF
the publishing firm, and George Frances Train
and Henrietta w. Davis
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Bond Ofrerings To.Day.

Acting secretary Thompson to-day received the
following offers for the sale OF bonds to the Gov
ernment: Four per cents registered, 100000 al
127; 10000 at 127; $500, 900 at I27; total
SS82OOoO. Four per cents coupon, IS, 900 at 126.
107Es; 1000 at 1857; $4,000 at IO7zs; s3OOO 600
At l96x net; total, $L3e0, 600; grand total,
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PROPOSALS.

Pk2lfnosALs FOR DRAYAGE AND HAULING
StnLS. ,Sc.-DkPor QcARrxRMASrFR's OrFrcE
,ls;.ns,en G. May 3, isss-s.alsd Proposals. in
~ ~ subject 70 usual conditons will be received
opsnad IN $780,. :. ssisa time aud place they VIII be
sior.s, &c. between and at washtnxton ~ ia
points. during the nscal wear pin< is,ns
DsAnk iotnas Tor yroposals and any infcrrns
a2e VIII be faraishsd application T. ihis
Sorsst $500 eSnt~iIinf proposals should be en-
orssssd 20 the undersigned. e. ID. DANDY Dsnn -
81 General, q u A.. Depot 0axx,.rmzsisi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-08

SILVER CUP FREE OF DuTY.--Assistant secre-
tary Maynard has Instructed the collector OF Gus
toms q New York to allow free entry OF silver
cup won In England last summer BY Mr. T. c,
Carter, OF the New York Athletic Club which Is
described as perpetual challenge trophy, and as
such Is to be returned 10 England before the LIST OF
June next.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-08

TIE RAngFs EYR ExxxnIxf.-lan. Annss
echtck, q Philadelphia, toe subject OF Dr. n
webster Eoxs recsat iemsrksbls opsrstioo q
tran.planlng por0on q re COMA 81 rabo1t'1
the physic1sn yesterday, and the Rrsft ~ -
ely found g 2. entirely slocei1ful b1s tbe
tance Of several Deet. with further 6snda9fnr -
careful attention ~ = coon0ently ocl1evSd shai
compaeeo vaoa WIN oe rsgeoced 70 n e1e cporossd
amilsf opsrataoa Wil b nA6s 1poa n othsr ere.
wnscs ? sanee eonplsesly essedzse y a ep60s;
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Killed by a Powder Explosion.

DETRoIT, MICH, May San Evening Journal
special from Bessemer, Mich, says: TIE powder
house at the Colby mine blew up at l5 this morn
Ing, killing two men and probably fatally wound
Ing hye. The engine room burned TO the ground
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-08
Burned 10 Death In a Can,n Fire.

ST. LOUIS May S.-A special from Palmyra, Mo-,
says VIM. Hassei, farmer, who with several
others was camping out was left at the camp alone
sunday, and on his companions return they found
him burned almost to a crisp. 1t is supposed he
stumbled and fell into the fire and was unable TO
save himself.
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BLAZING MAINLAND FORESTS.
A Magnificent, but Costly Spectacle on
CatOctil Mountain.

BALTIMORE, May S.-A special from Middletown,
Frederick County, Nd, says: One Of the largest
fires that has ever ragged on Catoctin Mountain is
burning tonight. The fire originated on the cast
side OF the mountain, and this afternoon crossed
over TO this side. near High Knob, 4 miles north
east OF here, where II has assumed large proper
lions. Great damage Is being done to valuable
timber, fencing, cordwood, &C. The FIRE extends
some three or Tour miles in length and presents u
magnificent spectacle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-08

A NEGRO LYNcHEp.-Dan Sale, colored, was
lynched Sunday night near the village OF Danbury,
Ga, by q party OF twenty-five men. The negro
was caught attempting 70 commit an assault upon
Mlge Smith, q school teacher In that neighborhood
over, anc put In charge OF the balm. The pris-
oner was taken from the ba1ltn and hanged TO q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-08

APPLICATION 10 .. MAD. rex x.s-or-vln 20,

APPLICATION 10 M skpt BoR sss-of-wAR bon a
TkkINfNG-ecH0oL SHIP.
The New York Sara to-day says; Yachtsmep WIN
have made up their minds 70 oln the naval reserve
when it materializes viii be glad 20 learn that the
prospect for a course OF training on hoard real
man-of-war Is very promising. capt. Howard Pat
terson returned nom Washington YESTERDAY, where
he interviewed senator whitthorne and the Assist
AN. Seoreta o. sne navy M, s,sr nos ~ o n s s
q high compliment 20 the yachtSmen OF New YORK
aud 70 the captain tor the energy shown In devel-
promised 10 aid the captain In every way In his
power 20 obtain the loan OF vessel from the Gov
eminent 90 be used as training ship tor yachts
The INST step necessary 90 secure Q vessel would
De ne said, 70 get a bll through Congress author.
rl sne Government 20 loan vessel Tor the pnr,
De only Too glad TO do when permission was given.
senator Whitthorne was enthusiastic over the pro
yect. He has promised, n Captain Patterson VIII
draft bill TO be read IN Congress. % use every
snor. 70 secure us passage and The adePAon Of
resolutions tayoring the loan OF suitable vessel
70 Capt Patterson for the object IN view. Capt.
patterson said yesterday that he would draft o
pnl NJ once covering all the necessary points and
II he succeeded In securing small man -oi-war he
would Mt her out az once az hts own expense, aud
ne hoped TO have her In commission early In June.
ARREST OF a BosUs LokD-Upon the arrival of
the steamship Nevada at Queenstown sunday the
ponce boarded her, and arrested Charles Rowe. w
Leeds upon warrant charging him with en-
peLLnng large amount ~ his employers funds
Rowe had Travelled IN America under the maine ot
Lord Charles Beresford. and only recently married
an American lady. His wife and Iatber-in-laM ac-
e'npanied him ON the voyage.
siSerlARlr SUDDEN DEarHs.-MrS Annie Elsen-
patn, residing at No. 3725 Oregon avenue, ~
LOUIS was walking through her residence satur-
Jay morning when she suddenly tell 20 the floor
ana expired before assistance arrived. AFTER the
physician had examined The PROSTATE lady and
pronounced life extinct one Of the family went 90
the residence OF Mrs Mary Hoffman, No. a7.ls
Oregoh avenue, sister OF the decreased, and notified
net OF the sudden DEATH Mrs. Hoffman arrived al
the mouse about O'clock and after CHANGING aJ
her uead sister she too fell PROSTATE on the door
anu oled ~ short time. The sudden deaths of
the Two women are considered very singular as
thsy have always enjoyed the best OF heath and
were never known 10 be troubled with a DAYS
Sickness.
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The washington Club.

4 11fohf THAT THE BUSINESS Is TO CHANGE HANDS
WHAT PRESIDENT HEwETT SAYS
1t was very generally reported last evening and
to-day that the Washington Base BAN Club is 20
change hands within TOW days; that q syndicate
OF several well-todo business men has been formed
to purchase the interest OF MI r. C. Hewett which
Is the controlling interest," and by
liberal expenditure Of money, put 1t In flourish
ing condition. When President aewett was asked
to-day BY STAR reporter about the matter he de.
MED all knowledge OF the proposed DEAL although,
ne added, 'sthere has been no time when would
not have disposed Of the club, and am willing to
DO % now. II had my health would feel more
made any overtures 20 me TO purchase.
A EuIrossD CASIO OF CHILD NuRDzR DlscovxRxD.-
A case OF supposed infAnticide was discovered
sunday afternoon In the sewer near 18th ana
streets northeast not far from whore the sewer
empt1es into the Eastern Branch. The child was
about nine months old And had dark hair. Il was
handsome baby, and had, 70 an Appearances,
DIED nom violence II u supposed that II was
thrown Into . sewer tran probably In
the eastern secfion Of the CITY, and that
10 body was carried out into the mud
where is was found ~ q citizen. Tho police
Deputy Coroner Tyler viewed thersmains and gave
the next morning Tho body IVES inferred IN Potters
Field Cases Of child murder, or the throwing
away Of the bodies of infants, are becoming me-
quent During the lat month there were eleven
dead infants p1ckod ~ By tho police ana buried In
fottorb Field, but nos Gngie arrest was made IN
Qonneoe30n with them, Thu = tho oldo0e infant
shAe nas beeA tpanA ~ some tina
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-08

PRRsoNAL-Mavroyeni Bey, the Turkish minis
ter, Mr.. II. A. p. Garter, minister from Hawaii.
and Representative West were In New York last
night-Dr. Franz Hartmann is in the city,
visiting frienos-D. T. Porter OF Memphis W.
A. Tolford OF Columbus, Ohio, E. NJ. Butz OF Pitts
burg, VIM. B. Clark OF Waterloo, N. Y, c. B.
Braidsby OF Chicago. H. s. shurtleff OF Boston, r.
n. Pine OF Fort Monroe, H. z. Jones OF Newark,
and s. P. Spotter OF Savannah are at the Eb-
bitt.--Hon. Jno Callahan OF Virginia and Matt.
Gttt, tr., OF Philadelphia, are at the St James
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-08

The Will OF the late VIM. Henery, rled TODAY.
leaves TO New Jerusalem Lodge No. 9, F. A. and
A. NJ, $500. provided that IL attends his funeral
10 the Arbitration League $50; Gariield Hospital,
$40; TO the Humane society, 800; and Night
Lodging House, $50; and the rest OF the estate 10
bis vile, whom ne names as executrlx
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4 OBLIGATION FROM NEW YORK srArg-rHE Local
COMMITTEE or ARRANQEMENf4

DkLE0ATIUN fkUN fukK
COMMITTEES OF ARRANaKhKSrA
The committee Of the District Bar Association
In charge OF the arrangements tor the national
convention OF delegates from bar associations, 20
De held for the purpose Of forming National Bar
Association, have received letter from the New
York State Bar Association. That association. IN
addition 10 those already mentioned In TEE SrAR,
VIII send delegation. The Toledo Bar Associa-
tion has sent notice that IL win have representa-
Gon mere OF nve delegates. The local committee
OF arrangements consists Of the ten delegates and
nve additional members appointed BY the pres.
Dent OF the Bar Association. The nve additional
deron Carlisle, II. 4 Davis Geo E. Hamilton, g. X.
BOND and c. Z. Cole 1t Is ex pected that the ses-
SONS OF the convention win be held in the lecture
nal! OF the Columbian University building, but
that matter has not been definitely decided yet
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TIE WoHsr CoreH

Is relieved by the use Of Ayers Cherry Pastoral.
But don't delay TIL tho bronchial tubes are in
famed and the lungs congested Prompt use
insures rapid cure. I. D. Bixiey. Of Bartonville,
Vt. writes: -Four years ago took severe
cold. which was followed by a terrible cough I
was confined to my bed about four mousha
My physician finally said was in Consumption,
and that he could not help me- One OF my
neishoors advised me to try Ayers Cherry Pee
toral I did 50, and was well before had I'm
ished taking the first bottle. Ever since then
my health has been good"
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL.
Prepared by DR.. J. G. Aver CO.. Lowell Nsss
Sold BY all DrusgistA Price. Il; six bottles. Is.
js16
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HALTIAonE. MD. May s-vlzsinis sizes. con-
solidstsd. 3oa past due coupons, "a; do. new
threes. Gan; DO. tsn-fortiss. 35ss bad today
BAITIAORE Nd. May S.-Cotton nominsIly firm
sf 1r Guis; and Arm; F9iss. 96sl0i; LonsbsrrY 9ss
u aa92; Nay. 81 iss12; Juna 02sp2A; July. 9lhs
s slA; Aaeust Slas9lh Corn = soushern. dull and
snd easier mixed spot 81; May. elA.62: june Ola
ern and F:nnsJivsniS A0sx4 svsstsrn whisx l3s14;
western mixed. 40s42. Rye nominally nrm 1s.S2.
Hay steady prime 70 choice Western, 15.6Oal7 90.
Provtsions dull and unchanged. Coffee nrmer-Rio
fsansS S SrniI e iair AstSs1S snea1
rrsasnss g LIVERPOOL per .ssansr non,inally nm.
cottons t-l6d nour. Per ton, n grain, 1ha1>td.
saies--whear 100000 bushels; corn 5000 bushela
Chicago Markeeas
CHICAGO. III. Nay .. IL . m.-The wheat market
VS. suffering from oversslling. Nearly everybody
went home ballt.h yestsrday. and q only needed the
moriins and the ouiss Ssbls e ahs then Do htsls
SHh ereinst yesssrday'. cl0sinG q 6zx July corr
opened lower. e $50. The July option h now
1855 iaEd. 7.S71; shon III z6iH.
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LONDON, May S.-As MI. Mahlon Sands, an Amer
lean, was starting out for ride in Rotten Row
last evening his horse fell and Oiled upon him.
Mr.. Sands was removed to st. Georges hospital,
where he died two hours after the accident. He
married a niece OF the American banker, Mr. Levi
p. Morton.
Mr.. Sands skull was fractured. An inquest viii
be held tomorrow. Many artStocratic persons
have called at his house since his death to express
their sympathy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-08

DRATH TO THE FIsH.-The Fish Commission car
reached Atlanta, Ga, yesterday, when q singular
incident occurred. Change OF water was found
necessary, and aruesian water was supplied. In
side OF an hour 81, 600 young nsh were dead, and
near 900, 900 eggs are supposed to be killed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-08

SUsoUEHANNA, Pa, May S.-A fire at Lanesboro,
eight miles east OF mere, at 10 o'clock Shis morn
Ing destroyed Lyons Hotel, Chamberlain Broth
ers' meat market, the post-ofiice and Munson's
hall and block
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-08

LONDON, May 8.-The steam yacht Mohican, OF
The Royal Clyde Yacht CluD, which left Newport
News Aprik1S, for st. Michaels, bound Tor Gias-
gov, with VIM. Clark and number OF American
yachtsmen on board, arrived at Queenstown to-
day. She will proceed for GreenOck Tomorrow
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CONTRADICTORY TESTIMONY IN AN UNLICENSED Bar
CAsE.-henry Darcy, proprietor OF grocery store
corner of Montgomery and Dunbarton streets was
before the Police Court to-day charged with keep
Ing an unlicensed bar. number OF witnesses
had drank beer in the DEFENDANTS place. but said
they had been treated by the defendant. One
small white boy said that he had seen other boys
drink beer In the DEFENDANTS store. Mr.. Cahill
appeared tor the defendant and nearly two hours
were spent In examining witnesses and obJecting
TO questions propounded by counsel on either side.
Several times words passed between counsel, and
the judge was called upon to settle the disputed
questions. Some Of the witnesses were unable TO
tell when the LIST OF January was or what month
this Ia. IL was shown that beer had been drawn
from q keg and furnished many persons, but 1t
was not shown that money was paid for lt. One
witness testired that he was invited into the de-
PENDANTS store and treated by q companion who
carried Q bucket Of beer home with him. but he
did not think that the beer was paid for. One
to paying e r glass
for q continuance In arguing the case he said
that the evidence in this case was Of the most re-
CahilI Claimed that the Government had utterly
failed to prove the charge. The Judge said that
when there is q delivery OF goods unexplained,
mOny struck the court as being very remarkable
II the defendant had been sworn he might have
been able to have made satisfactory explanation
but In the absence OF such explanation the court
would not exonerate the defendant A fne OF
sos was imposed. Appeal noted
CATTLE MARxEI.-Thet following sales Of live stock
up and sold-Best, Axe a5c.; good, c.a4xc.; me-
dunn, 4c.a4kc:; common. 2hc.a4c. Sheep and
5Lc,a6c, Ten cows and calves, $25a&45
NoTEs.-The Georgetown Real Estate CO. held
their regular monthly meeting last night at AS
ISOLATION Hall The payment OF dues was the
only business that occupied the attention OF the
meeting-An alarm was turned In this morning
from box II, the discovery OF fire In an old TAR
shed at Grays dry dock, on 2sth street, near the
canal damage slight.
GRAIN ARRiyALs.-GanA boat Seneca arrived
to-day with LOCO bushels corn and 1jO barrels
hour, consigned to g. T. Dunlop. Corn is scarce
and in steady demand. At the hay scales the
Weighma3ter reports small quantities arriving,
but prices are advancing rapidly. Good timothy,
go and csc. per hundredweight. Glover, CSC
mixed, 80 and Sc; rye straw In bundles zoe. per
hundredweight
TEMPERATURE AND CONDITION OF WATER AT z
a m.-Great Falls temperature, 20; condition. SO;
north connection, 80; condition at south c0nnec-
ton, 80; distributing reservoir, temperature, 90;
condition at infiuent gate-house SO; condition at
effluent gate house, "a
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Ek BLANR's MovENRyTk-A London special TO
the New York World says: MI. Blaine has been In
the Riviera for the last ten days The Italian pa
pers mentioned his being at San Reno last Wed
nesday, and he expects to arrive In Paris next
VQa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-08

4Ar1lA01 IlC1NBnD-NArvtAgen licenses have beon
and Alice johnson: Selah v. Rseye and lattis II
Ellis; Chax Fortune and EnA Ward: Richard @,
Pitts and Jennie barr1ck. both q Weatmoreland
Conn. and lazgaret A. ByTne; lgpatlus bfoWi
and Mary Leei Daniel Buckner And Fannie WI
H y. NcNamaEa and NA5ie 3. Chatslisn, q Inila'
delphfA Pa.
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PRESIDENT BARNARD REsY6Ss-The New York
Sun to-day says: President Frederick A. p. Bar
health FOR several weeks, sent a letter yesterday
TO the college trustees rendering his resignation
as president 10 take effect as soon as his success
scr shall be chosen. In the letter President Bar
nard said that he had been at the head OF the H.
stitutton for quarter OF a century, during which
many vital changes had taken place. He consid-
cred the responsibilities too weighty In view of
his increasing years and failing health The mat
ter was referred TO q committee.
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Mother and Child Fatally Burned.
Troy, N. T., May S.-Mrs. william Webb and
her infant child were fatally burned at Fort Ed
ward last evening by the explosion Of lamp.
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THE GENUINE
o A Nm HOE rs
MALT EXTRACT
10 the
BEST NUTRITIvE TONIC

PAI,ATABLE HEALTH BEVERAGE
for impaired Digestion, Dyspepsis. Convslesceucs.
Weak Children, and General Debility
WHAT PROF. COLEMAN, OF GLASGOW, SAYS OF
1T; suffering from attack Of Illness which had not
only reduced my strength. but brought ON extreme
exhaustion from inability to appropriate food, tried
the effects Of the Genuine Johann Hofs Malt Extract
s"inesiassfui three times day. Its followed
oy marked effects-L Food which had heretofore been
found TO pass the alimentary canal unchanged d.
sested properly. 2. There appeared increased
power of evolving animal heat and storing up fat
beware Of limitations The genuine has the signature
OF Johann Hon. on the heck Of every bottle All
others are worthless limitations
Johann HOFk. Berlin and Vienna New York
Once: Barclay 81. js.3-tu thSs
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Prefer Parnell 10 the pope.

DUBLIN. May s-A National League meeting held
| at Sligo to-day ADOPTED resolutions c0ndenninY
| the Pope's rescript, and pledging those present
| TO submit themselves to Mr. Parnells guidance.