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LS7ER: DON'T Jail TO get copy.
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An the late Political Eelrs iriH be published
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POINTS ON PEOPLE,.

Movements OF Citizens and tho Coming ant
Going OF Strangers.
Judge stealey, of New MaItinsville, Is
in the city.
Miss Ros, Friday, Of P ittsburg, is visit,
ing Miss Rose Miller, OF the South Side.
Mr.. F. B. Hemrstone, wife and two soDs
have taken apartments at the Hotel Wind.
sor for the winter.
Rev. DR.. Bond, Of Ravenswood, ia in
the city, and will preach at the First
Baptist Church tomorrow morning aud
evening.
w. J. RotioNcn Freight and Passenger
Agent, and c. L. Williams, Assistant
Superintendent Of the Ohio River road, arc
at the Hotel Windsor.
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The Baker Trial.

The Baker trial is gradually drawing &c
close and the arguments OF sci were
closed yesterday afternoon, Mr.. insolvency
for the State makiug thu closing address
At last reports the lawyers were in consul
tation with the Court regarding the in
structions to the jury. The correspond nj
of the Pittsburg Dispatch yesterday spoke
of Col. w. W. Arnelt's speech in the most
complimentary terms, among other things
saying:
Colonel ". W. Arnett, of Wheeling
who was not in the case last year, spoke
three hours. making an exhaustive srgu
meut for the prisoner, and if Van Baker
doesn't sire CD hemp this time he will owe
his salvation to the herculesn efforts Of
Arnett, BradGock, Moore, Cook and Done
NOE, made in sp.ts of the most unanimous
and blood thhs'y public Sentiment. Gel
onel Arnett made q splendid address, never
wanting for either wit, word nor worth
of argument ID sustain him. Arnett's
peroIstiOn was very fiue and received praise
from every ore"
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Wraps and Shawls.

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CLAM Soup at Joseph Webb's Saloon
SlturdIy night and Monday morning.
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Hen advertisements.

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Mbeelins Re9istrr
YESTERDAY IN THE CITY.
rharnomatar Record.

Mr.. O. Schnepf, the Opera House drug
list. made the following observations OF
ire temperature Friday: q. M,
Sc; o. m, 81, II NJ, %; 3 D. m, 70;
IN. m, 81. Weather, changeable.
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Excursion Rates to the Fat Stock Show ut
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WALKERS ELOQUENCE
Icontinued from Fra Page.1

Eve years ago, t, II pr cont on come
things, and 10 Ia per cent. on others.
TIE TARIFF AND WAGES
National Republican., 1888-02-08
Potomac Boat club Fair,

A large meeting of the ladies interested in
the coming bazar OF the Potomac Boat Club
took place yesterday morning at the National
Rifles Armory, Mrs. A. ". Corcorau acting as
chairman, with Mrs. Col. Rutherford as secre.
tary. The purpose of the meeting was for tho
various Chailmen to select the sites for the
booths over which they Will preside, the
matter being settled with very little trouble.
The young lady assistants were present in
great numbers, and from the way they Cos
sipCdt they have received donations enough to
fiji three fair rooms. II was decided to leave
the center OF the fair room entirely free from
any sort of booths, in order that at certain
times each evening dancing might be INDUCED
in. The feature of the fair is the donated
$4,000 house, and tickets are going rapidly. 1t
is at lilS Fifteenth street and is one of the best
built structures in the city. The club will
hold meeting tonight "wednesday in the
Glover building TO instruct the various com.
mittecs in their work. The citizens are inter-
ested in the coming affair, and ''the cham.
pions OF America on water" will reap II big
victory on land as the signs all poiut toward
success,
National Republican., 1888-02-08
TIE sMALL THINGS OF A DAY.
Minor Occurrences In and About the
OILY.


Benjamin B. Wells has sold to John L.
Weaver tOr sS 800, lot 1872 in square l9j.
superintendent Powell denies that an epi-
dlm,C OF measles exists In the public schools
Ananlas Herbert has purchased of Henry
kfaak for 5000 lot IL in Bliley's subdivision
of SQUARE iN6.
James Sheridan has disposed OF parts of lots
II nnd Is, in Mount Pleasant, for s. 900, to
Margaret Wright,
The police are looking for Annie Fitzgerald,
Il llycfrod girl, who has disappeared from
her home, 90 Second street northeast
Judge smell Yesterday held John II Cole
CO,Oiuu, for the grand Jury for stealing 4 set OF
harness from J. L. Miller, his former employer
Henry Williams. alias James Wilson, under
Indictment for hOuscbrcakiug was yesterday
rclcN'cd ON $500 bail, with j A. London as
surely
When the case of Mrs. Louisa Losrkam was
called in the criminal court yesterday the de
iCndant failed to appear, and a verdict Of
guilty was rendered,
In the criminal court yesterday John Cur
tain was convicted OF keeping sunday bar
4 motion for q new, trial wa! at once entered
by Mr.. Cahill for the defendant,
ana William McNelr, trustees, for Sl06G56J,
lots "A, l5, l6, IL Is, 49, 20, q and q, in block
TO- in Clark's subdivision of sherwood.
The sum of S75 has been allowed by the com.
missioncrs to the widow Of the late James II.
smith, payable lrom.l .lhe:tiremcn's relief fund:
to delray the burial expenses of the said
Smith.
The Snow flake Minstrel Club nave accepted
the invitation OF Farragut Post No. 10, q. A. r.,
to give an entertainment for the benefit of the
relief fund Of said post Friday, evening next al
odd Fellows Hall, Navy Yard. A large mum.
her of tickets have already been disposed Of,
and the entertainment Is an assured success.
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give somc OF the best bargains IN furniture ever
offered in Washington. Those in want of best
quality furniture will do well to call and sec
II We mCan:busineSs. W. II. HOuGHTOS Il Co
1914 street northwest
National Republican., 1888-02-08
Lodge MeetinGs To.NiGht.

The following lodges meet tonight at the
places named
MasoniC-Grand Lodge, Masonic Temple;
Washington Commandcry no l, X. T., Ms-
sonic Temple
Pennsylvania avenue.
|. o. o. F.-Fedcral City, No. 90 odd Eel.
lows Hall; Ruth, No. ., Odd Fellows Hal;
Columbia, No. /, odd Fellows Hall.
Knights of Pythias-Fcderal, No. ., Nc
Caulcy,S Hall, 20J Pennsylvania avenue south.
east; Hermione, No L., Georgetown; Mount
Vernon. No. .. Pennsylvania avenue and
Ninth street northwest
/, o. OF R,-Unlon, No, 81, 81 Eighth street
northwest.
1. o. M,--Caritoi, No. Ii. 600 street north
west,
Jr. o. L. A. M.-Amcrican Guard, No l.,
Croplcy,S Hall Thirty.first anu NJ streets;
Golden Rule No. ?, Academy Hall, 1906 Thirty.
second street northwest.
10. G. T-Fidclty, No. 81, Hayness Hail.
AnaCoStia.
r. 4. OF T.-Capital City, No l, Stidhams
Hall, 1923 seventh street northwest.
Sons of Jonadab-Hope, No. H. Pennsylvania
avenue and Nineteenth street.
&. A. F,-Ncwton Camp, lie Droit building,
Room 10.
Patriotic Sons OF America - Washington
Camp, No. l, Golden Eagle Hall, No, 500 Ninth
street northwest.
National Republican., 1888-02-08
CAUGHT WITH TWO WIVES.
The Last one Invokes the Aid of the
Law.

Mrs Iewis Bosw0rth, nee ida Bean, of this
city, last Monday swore out warrant in Bal
timore against her husband for bigamy. She
stated to Justice Hobbs that several days ago
she was married to Bosworth in a church on
Caroline street. She remained a little while
in that city and after her return here she dis.
covered that BOsworth had wife and several
tice Sauner, OF the eastern district of Balti.
more, who gave the required warrant.
BOswOrth f. a master carpenter, and is well
known in this city He met Miss Bean last
summer at Forest Glen, Montgomery county,
Md, where he was working, aud an intimacy
sprung up between them. Many OF Bosworth S
friends charged him with being married TO- the
lady. This nc denied but said that he had
the necessary separation papers from his first
wife BOswOrth is out of town al present, and
while in the city he lives with his brother at
i59 q street. Mrs. BoSworth No. Is living In
the eastern section of the city with her rcla.
tivcs At present she does not care to speak
much about the matter.
National Republican., 1888-02-08
Educational Assimilation.

The department OF Superintendent OF the
National Educational Association will COM
mcuce its annual session on Feb. II in the
hall of the franklin school bgiding. Tho de-
partment will remain in session three days,
with three sessions each day. Papers will be
Thayer, state superintendent OF Wisconsin,
Matte Fleming, of Memphis, Tenn; \. $,
Draper. state superintendent of New York
4. Harris, of Concord, Mass Charles ". Eliot
president of Harvard University; n. II. K
Dawson, commissioner of education; John f
ncapolls MINI, and A. Z. Winshp, OF Boston
Mass. National aid to education" will be the
subject for discussion on the evening of the
last day.
National Republican., 1888-02-08
Concrete Paving.

Capt. GTiilin writes to Mai, Raymond in con-
nGction with the estimate for 100000 for re
pairs TO concrete pavemens, and submits the
following list of streets requiring immediate
rcSuTHcing: fifteenth street, from Pennsvlva
MIA avenue to New York avenue, 5000; Sew
cntccnth street, II 10 l. west side, sllO;. seven.
tCenth street, to X, west side of Farragu
Square $500, Seventeenth street, east side oi
Farragut Square, s2,200, II street, from Tenth
10 Thirteenth streets. $500; & street from
Eleventh to Fifteenth streets. Sl,2j0; street,
north side, between Third and Fourth streets
and both sides between Third street and New
Jersey avenue, S2,3lD; Fourth street norlhwes:
hOm G street to New York avenue, $3.50;
Thirteenth stree from X to ]. streets, :! O5)
Thirteenth street, from 10 o streets. Total
CoSt SIS 5Slg
National Republican., 1888-02-08
LIQUOR FOR THE BOYS.
How One Delegate was Chosen to tho
Late Convention.

In the case OF stephen r. Wall, charged with
keeping an unlicensed bar, before Justice
Montgomery in the criminal court yesterday
Mr.. II. f. Davis appeared Tor the prosecution
and Daniel e. Cahill for the defense. Officer
Elliott testified to making raid on the place
on Jan. on a charge of keeping disorderly
house; that he found a large number of per-
sons present and a quantity of beer, gin aud
whisky, which had the appearance of being
handled. Other witnesses for the prosecution
testified Corroborating the onicer's evidence.
The defendant admitted having the liquor,
hut said that It was for his own private pur.
poses, and that he had never sold glass of
liquor at his place nor allowed any to be sold.
From his evidence IL appeared that he the
chosen as delegate to the Republican cou.
vcntion, and that this liquor was kept on hand
for his constituents in that district. The case
was still on trial when court adjourned.
National Republican., 1888-02-08
The Poor Little Ones.

We OGcn see children with rel cruptOus on
face and hands, rough, sCaly skin, and Oi(en
'uICs on the head, These things Indicate a de
iaYcd condi iti3n of he blood, IN the grow
hy which to build up strong ana healthy
bGdicS. II DR. PlCrCc'a Golden Medical Dis,
tOyCTy" IL given, the blood is spurged OF its bad
hoaihy, aud as 1t should be, SCTOfuOu1 af.
f. Cl ions, rCkets, icver-sOres, HIN lOint dlsea,e
Cr other grave maladies and suffering arr sure
IN result from neglect and lack OF proper at.
igul on 70 such cases.
National Republican., 1888-02-08
CUR DISTRICT room.
Raising Funds to Provide Them the
Needed Relief.


A meeting of the committee OF citizens ap.
pointed to wredie with the urgent question OF
obtaining funds to relieve the needy and des.
tltu,e poor of the city was held in parlor 10,
Willard's Hotel, yesterday afternoon, aud
Commissioner Webb, Messrs. r. Ross Perry,
Thomas j. Luttrcll, NJ. W. Beveridgc, o. G.
Staples, A. =. Clark, Ross A. Fish, q. G.. Glover,
aud ". H. stoulenburgh were present. TO
facilitate the obtaining OF the funds required
1t was decided to apportion the city Into dis
trlcts and appoint a subcommittee for each
This was accordingly done, aud the following
subcommittees were appointed
Georgctown-Wm. Laird, j., 9. l.. Mathews,
Fred H. Moore, and Samuel Q, Palmer
Georgetown to Twentieth street--Thomas ].
Luttrell, a, A. Wilson, b. IL. Warner, and l.. Z.
Twentieth to fifteenth strects-Garalner G.
der, and John T. Cook
Fifteenth to Tenth streets-JVhu A. Baker,
I, Ross Perry. HenryA. Willard, Q; g. Staples,
Thompsop, and Thomas someryille, =.
Tenth to Seventh streets-M. W. Gait, NJ W.
Bevefidge, Lewis j. Davis, and Crosby S, ,Noyes.
Seventh TO First streots-John W. Ross, Ro-
II. Hoeke, ana Chas. b. Bailey.
Capitol Iill-Appleton P. Clark, John E.
He,rc vi H. nd dsFfGSglnbbqggg FsSml Martin Weller
South Washingtou-Ross A. Fish, Wm, J.
Stevenson, o. I, THOMPSON, Abraham De Pue,
L. Kurt Johnson, and II. J.. Blscoe.
GrlSwold m
Mount Pleasant-H. l.. Crawford and Ellis
Spear.
Brightwood-John Saul.
Tenleytown-O. c. Green,
Mr.. c. J. Bell, Of Bell q Co, bankers, was
elected as treasurer. SUBSCRIPTIONS may be
lett with Nj. VIM. Laird, IT,, of the Farmers
and Mechanics Bank, of Georgetown; Mr.. c..
c, Glover, OF Riggs & Co; Mr.. Lewis J. Davis,
Of Lewis johnson & Co., and at the offices of
tho daily newspapers. The following sub.
scriptons have been recorded +. G. HALL.
day, 800; G. G.. Glover, $50: Rev. sam Small,
S25; VIM. B. Webb, S2j; r. Ross Perry, S2j;
the President, s25; o. &. Staples, s2j; g. A.. Nc.
Euen, go; Independent Ice COMPANY; S25; W.
II Stoutcnburgh, S25; Geo. +. Schafer, Sl5;
| Samuel Norment, s25; II. w. Beyeridge, s25; 7.
| ". smith. $40; F. b. Mcclure, $50; VIM. B.
| Gurey, $40; c. b. Church, sl0 Jas. C. Wclling,
| $40; Thos. j. Luttrell $40; Ross A, Fish, s.;
John f. Cox, 81; D. o'C. Callahan, ST. total,
s507.
The committee expect to raise in few days
funds enough for any emergency that may
arise,
National Republican., 1888-02-08
Hartwell Union, W, @. II, U,

The regular meeting OF Hartwel Ulion was
held Monday evening at No. l Grant Place,
Mrs. May L. Mcpherson, president, in the
chair and Mrs. Linda W. Slaughter, of Da.
Tyson, of New London, Conn, spoke on "The
Use ofTobacco," Miss Lewis and DR.. Flora
stanford on the necessity oil charitable work
work among soldiers and sailors, DR.. Caroline
b. Winslow on social purity, and] Mrs. +.
Evelyn Gilbert, District Superintendent OF
juvenile work, reported the progress OF affairs
in that department,
CALL at B. +. Guy Il Coz end see the Nc
Donald Filter Faucet. 1t is the thing to clean
Potomac water
National Republican., 1888-02-08
ZEE POOLE < BRooNEoN 0ILs.
Running Three Equity Courts.

The February term of the equity court cou-
ycncd yesterday morning: with Justice Cox
triHl calendar equally between ChCl Justice
bingham, Justice Cox, and Justice James, and
thus have three courts in equity in session
an IL the calendar is cleared up.
National Republican., 1888-02-08

It's Delicacy of Flavor and the efficacy of its
action have rendered the famous liquii fruit
remedy, Syrup of Figs, immensely popular 1t
cleanses and tones up the clogged and tevcrish
system. dispels headaches, colds, aud levers,
the many ills depending on q weak or in
active condition of the Kidneys, Liver and
Bowels. For sale in 80 cent and 81 bottles by
all leading druggists. Manufactured only by
the California Fig Syrup Company, San Fran.
CISCO cal
National Republican., 1888-02-08
The Benniprs Stock Yards.

The new union stock yards near Bennngs
station, for the use of the Baltimore and PotO
mac ana Baltimore and Ohio railroads, was
opened for business Monday, aud the old one
arc fully capactatcd to handle 1000 head OF
cR;tc, 900 hogs and 1000 sheep. Wednesday
is sales day, The distance from Washington
is two and one.bHf miles by the Baltimore
and Ohio and four miles by the Baltimore
and Potomac and one and one fourth miles
from the boundary.
National Republican., 1888-02-08
Judgment Against the Plumbers.

MaTCclluS Farley aud Albert Wooden the
men employed by Daniel IIannan, and who
wcic lricd ior making m excavation IN the
r.ty bee, II last were in the pO Ice court yes
against them, The sentence was Suspended
by the court.
National Republican., 1888-02-08
why Mrs. Maria Edie Wants Divorce

Ms. Maria A. Edie, OF SIS Eleventh street
northwest, yesterday filed bill for divorce
from Chriatian Edle. In the bill she AYERS
that she married her husband on Jan. G, 1866,
and six children are the result of the union
She also says she has not cohabited with him
tor the past eight years owing to his brutal
and cruel treatment, and is in bodily fear OF
a habitual drunkard. and Is burden on her
self and children. She, therefore, p ays for
an absolute divorce, allmony, custody of the
children, and that pending the suit he be en-
Joined from any and all interference with the
premises, furniture, and family.
National Republican., 1888-02-08
OUT or THE PIPE FUND.
One of Col. Ludlow's Inspectors Drew
So Per Day,

MIR. Dana c. Barber was yesterday removed
from Office by Mai. Raymond Mr.. Barber was
appointed by Col. Ludlow an $500 inspector,
and was paid his salary out of the pipe dis.
tribution Appropriation, The other inspectors
received only IS per day. He was associated
with Col. Ludlow when the latter was in
charge OF the Philadelphia water works. His
principal duties were making up revised
edition of the plumbing regulations, being
also n member of the examining board OF
plumbers The recent methods of increasing
the pay of employees by the payment of the
same out OF certain appropriations Will likely
be looked into,
National Republican., 1888-02-08

MI, G.. G. Z, SNM, the pharmacist at the
corner OF New York avenue aud Fourteenth
sucCt gives special attention 10 the compound,
ing OF PROSECUTIONS, aud CntruSts the same
only to graduates Of pharmacy, Every pre-.
sCliptiOn II suhnC cd to ycrily ing scrutiny.
National Republican., 1888-02-08

The lest win and testament of E.lery G. Ford
was filed yesterday in the registers office and
GdvittCd TO probate. All the property, both
real md personal, Is left to the widow, Julia
\, Ford, who is named as cXcCuiriX and guar.
dian OF their OILY chid, II the widow re-
mauics tho property Is to be divided equally
between her and the child
National Republican., 1888-02-08

The dead bodies of two infants were found
by the police Monday in the streets, as was
also the remains OF an adult, The latter
was found at the mouth OF the sewer corner
of Nineteenth and Il streets northeast. The
head was gone, and the body was terribly de-
composed. The police think that the cadaver
was thrown inlo the sewer by medical students.
National Republican., 1888-02-08

ROWLAND DENTAL ASSOCIATION, III Four.
and-a-half street northwest three doors north
OF Pennsylvania avenue. K. II. Rowland, NJ
and mechanical dentists Exttactons, under
nitrous oxide, so cents each tooth, and only 50
centEextra for gas, whether one or number
of teeth are extracted at the same sitting.
persons. Artificial teeth 81 per set, Gold,
amalgam, and white filings Inserted in the
best manner, All work warranted hrst class.
National Republican., 1888-02-08

"ALDERNEY DAIIY WAGONS. Fresh Alder
uey Butter churned every morning and deliv-
cred In u pound "Ward' prints, at ij cents per
pound, Also cottage cheese, cents per ball;
buttermilk, cents per quart. and sweet milk
NJ S cents per quart
National Republican., 1888-02-08

For family use no beer is better than the
"Faust" from the Anheuser-Busch Brewing
Association. Try it, and be convinced. Of
flee corner First and Virginia avenue south
west Phone $685. Frank Schwarz, manager.
National Republican., 1888-02-08
National remperauoe Society.

The workers in the cause of temperance feel
that they have every reason to be proud of the
success their efforts are meeting with, In
furtheranCe of their labors, Il public temper.
ance meeting will be held this evening at
Foundry NJ. L. Church at s o clock. The prin-
cipal address will be made by Rev. Theodore
l.. Cuvler, d. D., of Brooklyn, n. Y.
National Republican., 1888-02-08

The following marriage licenses have been
issued Robert Lee Typpett and Maud NJ.
Ware, both of Maryland; Thomas II, Kelly ani
EhOda simmons; Niscount Arnault de la
Basseticr, of Blos, France and Mary \, O'Don.
nell, of this city; Henry Moore and Jeanette
T. Scott, Richard H. Disney aud Susan Thomp'
son, Clarence SimOns and RcSi Ford, Frank
smith and Mary Robinson, John X, HOckmln
and Barbara L. MAY, both of Ivy City, d. G
William II. Duty and Alice LusDy both OF
Alexandria, Va; John =. llcrrmaun, OF Bilti.
more, Md and Maggie Fegeler, OF this city.
THERE is but one Cough Syrup before the
public to day that contains no poison, and that
is ROgcftS, hence 1t can be given to child {
days old with absolute safety.
National Republican., 1888-02-08

BERKELEY, 8 pure rye whisky, the best on
the market for the price, 81 per gallon, 81 q
quart, and so cents a pint, 20 cents aple
bottle, ThArp, 6l8 = street Northwest
National Republican., 1888-02-08

LAWYERS will gladly learn that Broughlm,
the great English barrister, was always care.
ful OF his throat, and further that DR.. Butts
Cough Syrup Isl the best remedy for bronchitis
md other throat lrOnhlca.
National Republican., 1888-02-08
VIII of EIlerv q. Ford.

MIS-. II. T.. MARSH, 2l35 T street, says: Have
used Bogcrts Cough Syrup ten years. and 1t
never falls to cure;' % cents.
National Republican., 1888-02-08
Finding Dead Bodies in the street

ORDERS taken for the Mcdonald Filter
FGuCel al B. I. Guy 4 Go. 5, 1905 Pa. ave.
National Republican., 1888-02-08
CITY ITEMS,
ROWLAND DENTAL ASSOCIATION, I'll

THE Revere House, Boston, elegant, COM
Portable home like, the best cuisine In Amer
lea. European plan Rooms from 81 day up
National Republican., 1888-02-08

SALVATION Oil is what you want. 1t kills
pain and cures the worst case of rheumatism,
neuralgia, sore threat hoarseness. and head
ache. Take no 'just as good" Price, 20 cents
q hniiln-