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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-04
yIzE A JEWISH PyBLIcA rIoy SOCIETY

Philadelphia, June 3 SpeciaD.-A convention Of
Jewish citizens held this afternoon at Trucro Hail.
the purpose of forming jewish publication society.
The object OF the society," stated by President Morris
Nowburger, is to famillarize American Jews with tbs
ethics Of Judaism, the history Of the Hebrew people,
end the writings Of Jewish masters by the publication
Of books essays and other literature may from tma
TO time be deemed advisable. The publications shall
be OF such tendency shall have the support and
appreciation of all parties among Jews. The call for
the convention issued to Jewish individuals con-
gregatlons and societies all tho United states by
a number of prominent Israelltes OF Philadelphia
Among those present were Leo Wise OF Tha
American Israelite,n Cincinnati; the Rev. Dr. S.
sonnescheln of ST. Louis the Rev. Dr. S. Mendelssohn,
of Wilmington; ox-Consnl simon Wolf, OF Washington;
cx-Consul Benjamin I. PeiXotto. of New-fork; tho
Rev. Dr. K Kohler, of New York. and the Rev. Dr.
Desola Mendcs Of New-York A commune a:
lion was read from Jacob schn, oa
New-York which proposed that, If tho
publication society is named In honor OF tho
recently deceased encyclopedia. Michael ieprn, no
viii give $1,000 toward lIellprin endowment mbds
provided $50 900 is raised within year, largo SUM
OF money was subscribed.
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JOHN BRIGHT AND DOM PEDRO IMPROVING.
Milan, June 3.-The Emperor of Brazil is improving.
He will start for AK les Bains in tho morning
London, june a.--Mr Bright is steadily improving
IIe sleeps we'll
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No further explanations were given other than
those contained in the bulletin Drs O'Reilly and
Narrow will remain on duty through the night.
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BOOK NEWS
THE WoRsr Sore HEAD CURED
Philadelphia

Have been in the drug and medicine business twenty
i've years Have been selling your CuTIcrRA RENE
DIES since they West They lead all others in
their Line We could not write could You priat all
We have heard said In favor of the CUTrcuRA RENE
prEs. One year ago the CUrIccRA and SOAP cured a
little girl In house of the worst head ever
and the RKsoLvKNT and CUTIcU are now curing
y0ung gentleman of \ sore leg, while the physicians
trying 10 have II smputatsd II will save his leg
and perhaps. his life Too much cannot be said in
favor Of CrIIcrRA RKMKDIEs.
s. b. SMITH & BRO, Covington, KY.
have Suffered from Salt Rheum fer eight years
times bad that could attend TO my business
for weeks 1t Q time. Three boxes Of CrrrcpRA
and four bottles of RxsoLvEST have entirely cured
Of this dreadful disease.
JOHN IHIEL. 1875 Second ave. New York City,
CCTIcUEA. the great Skin Cure, and CuIIcURA SOAP.
exquisite Skin Beaufier externally. and CUTicURA
kEsoLvKST. the new Blood Purifier, internally. a
positive for every form Of SKIN and Blood Dis
ease from Pimples to Scrofuls.
Sold everywheTe. Price CCrIcrRA. Soc; SOAR, &c.
REsoLvrST. Ell Prepared by the POTTER DRUs AND
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Skin Diseases"
PIMPLEs. BLACKHEADs. CHAPPED AND OILY
SKIN prevented BY &C rIcURA INDICATED SOAP
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FODkuC SC9HVOk ANIh16SASs
The District Commissioners Opposed
70 . Change q the Present Manage.
ment.
mRn OBJECTIONS 10 THE Horsr ELL ITO cRHAH
A BOARD OF EDUcATloN" SET FORTH IN a coxMu-
! McxfIoN 10 CHAIRMAN HExPHILL
The Commissioners to-day addressed commu.
nication to Chairman Hemphill, OF the House Dis
trict committee In reply TO the reference to them
Of b. 1867, ITO create Board Of Education &c,
In the District Of Columbia. They state that they
have given the matter careful consideration, con-
sdeng It OF the dearest and closest related TO
the welfare Of the citizens OF the District. They
review Congressional legislation, which since the
act Of 1878 abolished al boards-such the board
Of police, health and school trustees, and state
that the tendency has all along been against the
board system As an instance they recall the re-
ducon OF the board OF school trustees In 1882 from
create this board OF education wholly re-
wives the system which was thus con-
dsmsd BY consrsss ,,, and ,,, state that that
calls for such change. The parents and teachers,
60 far az they are aware are perfectly well salts
ded with the present management OF the schools.
ing condition than ever before, and in q condition
which presages their future greater development
and usefulness. They claim, then, In the face OF
would Be as step IL the wrong direction. They fT.
Their point out that they as bonded Officers,
charged with the disbursement OF the approprta-
TONS should not be held accountable, II the bill
should be enacted, for the disbursements OF the
trustees, and suggest that justice requires that the
Government be protected by requiring them Cthe
trustees to be bonded also, and that they should
cluston, they recommend to the committee that
the bill be not enacted into law.
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MARRIED
MARRIED..
sULLIyAN-CoNDoN. At the Cstbedrzi, Bsisi-
more, on June "a iss7, DENNIS SULLIVAN "a
ELIoN CONDON. both of this city.
DIED..

DIED.
BAILEY On March Z, 1858. 90 Q as q m Affair
lingering iIlness, Mrs. kEbECCA BAIlEY daurbtr,.
OF the late John Il. and hebeccs Young OF kslupor.
.esntS sirsst southwest, FndsS q 0clesl. Nc
flowers %
CALDWELL Al her residence 72l Ninth str-s,
north west. at O'Clock sunday. March q lSSxa
after . abort illness, Mrs ABBY s. CALDWEii
Funeral services were held yesterday (TueDdsy) n
81 PAtricfs church. Remains were pscsd An vault q
Nj olivet cemetery. !.
COOK. Suddenly. on March Q, 1855. n 10 Nm
NARY A, daughter of Anna T. and the lass WsItsr
Jackson and wife Of Joseph r. oook sgsd thirty nine
years two months ana eight dayA
O'Clock pm
TRAWlL II. < g On TsSans;dsy March lsss. g 30
ley, in the seventy eighth year OF her sge
HEAToN. On March 8. 1855. q GOT Rstrs-s north
vest MIA LUCY A HEAToN. widow Of Johnson r.
Heaton, aRod sixty-two yeArA
FupsrL Thursday. March q Of p.m- from ruuS-
denoe- Friends and relstvss are invited 20 sspsnd
PERKINs On March 6, 1855, st en-. JOIN
WILLIAM. beloved son Of Robert and Mary a hsrhnnA
aged nftesn months and nine days
Little Johnnie was our darling
na r, q s q ~ our SS ss ssS = ss@s
Johnnie. dariing. DO come home.
Funeral from his parens' rssidencs Nichols svsnss
Thursday. st 3 pm
STANTON. On wedDssday. March z, -. @ n
an, sfter lingering nlnea. q ~ h1s s.s1dsscA
l2ls Thirty -secoDd street. ThonAk ehs osdsss go
OF the Late John Stanton
Notice Of funeral IN to-Dorrov-s eear.
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DoBBIss ELEcrErc Soar.
The EEsT FAMILY SOAP IN The WORLD.
IT Is STRICTLY PURE. UNIFORM IN oUALIT

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IT Is STRICTLY PURE. UNIFORM IN QUALITY.
The original formula for which We paid $4,000
fuenty years ago has never been modified changed
Gay with that made twenty years
tcontans nothing that can injure the finest fabric.
lttr1yhtens colors and bleaches whites
It~sshss f2nnels 2nG biaI.Aets other soap in
tie world does-wllhout shrl..-l1s them
~Liss and Ike new
Rad THIS TWICE
There is great saving OF time OF labor Of SOAP of
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lssd according To dArsctloaa
One trial VIII demonstrate its great merit twill
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Like all best thlnSA IL Is extensively initiated and
eO9nEsffsited
BEWARE OF mutations
Insist upon DOBB1NS' Electric Don't take Mag
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other fraud simply because il Is cheap They VIII ruin
Clothes. aid are dear at any Price Ask for
DOBBINs' ELECTRIC
erd take other Nearly every grocer from Maine
Sefcc keeps it in stock II yours hasn't il be Will
order fEon mis- nearest wholesale grocer
Read carefully tin. inside rr.i around each bar.
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A Curious Case I'm the Criminal Court.
TIE NAN wHo INFORMED ON TWO OTHER MEN CHARGED
WITH GRAND LARCENY HIMSELF PUT ON TRIAL FOR
THE oFTENsE.
This morning in the Criminal Court, Judge Mont
gomery, the case OF Chaa Jones and VIM. Robinson
indicted with Frederick Lomax, alias Chas WILL
uams (wbo had pleaded guilty. for the grand lar
ceny OF $43 worth Of clothing &C. from the store Of
Abraham Lppman January 81 last was called. Rob-
inson at once pleaded guilty and the trial proceeded
eel for hun, and said that the crime was committed
by those who had pleaded guilty; that shortly
for Jones, and he said he suspected the others:
that after he had worked in with the Others and
secured their arrest. Jones was arrested and
mony was given as 70 the larceny and to Jones
being one Of the parties in o restaurant near by
directly before the larceny,
RoBINsoN's BAD RECORD.
Robinson was called to the stand, and objection
was made that he had served in the penitentiary,
and also that, having pleaded guilty to this
charge. he was Incompetent MI. Williams read
the record OF RobinsOn's conviction and sentence
TO two years and four months in January, 1885,
sentence TO two years, December term, 1851, and
SOD November 13 1884
Nj: upscomb. for the Government, read from
Kety's Maryland laws one providing that null SER
ship.
Mr.. Williams claimed that this was not one OF
the Laws which was locally applicable to the Dis
The court overruled Mr.. Williams point, and an
exception was noted.
A BRoTHKR-IN-LAw's TESTIMONY.
Robinson was sworn, and testified that Jones
was his brother-in-law; that he was with witness
and Lomax the night OF the larceny; that Lomax
did the work, breaking the window, and witness
ana Jones stood On the corner watching for him;
that Lomax got the things out and all Helped to
carry them away, and they shared in the proceeds.
ON cross-exam1natton, witness said that nothing
was said about breaking into the store till they
got opposite to 1t. LOmax went in, broke the
window, and threw the things out. They went
with the things to Lem Smiths, on Sd street, be-
tween and N, and put them in the house OF a
woman named Fanny. Afterward the things were
taken away. witness was not sure that Onicer
Henry had said that Jones gave him away, but
Lieut. Vernon had told him. Witness had some
feeling against Jones on account OF II.
On1cer Henry testified that Jones was arrested
In the first precinct; that he saw him and Lomax
In the cell and called Jones out In the corridor and
had a conversation with him.
Mr.. Williams objected.
Detective Ran testified that he was present
when the report was made and the case was as
signed to Mr. Horne and himself. He at once sent
for Jones, who responded In ten minutes. Witness
told him OF the robbery and that he had reasons
to suspect Chas. Dean, and he said that witness
was mistaken; that II was Robinson and Lomax,
and II ne had six hours he would get the men and
the goods. Witness promised TO pay him wei II
he dld So
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Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: 6.
b. Parker to Robt oNeiIl, pit. IL, 50. SIS: $500.
Marian L. Hardness to @. W. Harkness sub lot c,
so. 514; s.. Board of Church Extension NJ E.
Church to L NJ. Green. property j. n. Green; g.
Bridget Lanhady to Frank A. OBrien, sub 81, 90.
7l9; ,. Conn., Gen. Life Ins. Co to c. White ct al,
lots IA to Is, SO. 504; % OOO r Berberich 70 W. j.
Walter, pit. 81, 50. 425 e zoo J. w. Lewis to J. A.
Hamilton ct al, In trust, lot 3S, & h 81, 90. $40;
6 ana TO pts a1a S I saS
$50; $500 A. A. Chesney to ChasL A. McEuen
sub 81, so. $50; =. c. A. McEuen to W. Aayse
SUBJ 81, 50. $50; s., 1896. p. NJ Dubant to Nose
Elseman ct al, sub Al. 50. 400; $4,000 T. J.
Brown to J. A. Gatewood, sub 10. lots l31 to I33
w. and DIS sub Mt Pleasant; $40. Same to Elsie
Hardness trustee, to D. s. Hardness, trustee, sui
., So. 5l4; =. Same to Maggie q. Barron, sub F,
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Still I'm q Mo0rish Prssoo:

UNfOkTChA1k DELAY IN TIE ARRIVAL OF A cyfYIn
STATES MAN-oY-wAh
Taneier Special 70 the New York World March g.
Great relief was felt In the foreign colony thia
afternoon on receipt OF the news that rhs Un,tsd
States man-of-war Enterprise had arrived at on
raltar this morning and that after coaiinc ale
would Immediately sail fog Tangier. since nv ara
dispatch, two weeks ago, the situation hss re-
NAMED absolutely unchanged ana Consul Genera
Lewis has had no communication with tie
pasha regarding the United states proters
who Is still In prison The Inability ~
the United states Government 70 back un
the demands OF the onsul-general more speeoE
ly has placed Mr. Lewis IN a very awkward poeL
ton, In which few men would have succeeded IN
bearing themselves with such tact and frmness -
he has displayed After having looked carefully
into the case or the prisoner at Rabat Mr. LEWIS
demanded his Immediate release and fun apology
for this Migrant breach OF treaty rights Knowing
perfectly well that the pasha was never accure
toned 10 yield without some show OF force be tse-
graphed 70 Admiral Green at villefranche for a
war vessel Unfortunately the Pensacola had lust
sailed for America, and the Quinnebaug Was ia
such an unseaworthy condition, Il Is said that the
trip across the Mediterranean might have been al
tended with danger, 50 II became Necessary 20
wait Tor the Enterprise.
believe that immediately after her arrival here
the prisoner VIII be released But it cannot b. d.
MED that the delay In the man-of-war's arrival
has greatly complicated the matter DIMINISHED
American prestige and rendered more dlrhcult the
nnal settlement
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senator ingalls, Gess . Markea PAPER.

kansas City Special TO the New York World
few days ago w. W. Admire, stepographer Of
Gov Martin, OF Kansas, and Topeka correspondent
OF st. Joseph paper, wrote 20 senator InzailS
sending him copy OF the ST. Joseph paper con-
taining reference 70 Ingalls, presidential ssprs-
tons calling attention 10 the reference ana ssin
him for an expression OF his position To-day ths
fouowing was received by Admire: Dear Mr. a.
mire: The special referred 20 has beep noted II
siery that prevail In Sc Joseph as Indicated by
5 advertisements Thirty-four cents pair Tar
bose Is certainly very cheap 'Thers "a no occ>atS
Tor the women OF Missouri 70 20 barefoocsd Whsx
they can buy stockings az these ngursA Yor
friend, JOHN d IsearIss
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WIZ DRao Or

mi.erable existence when q few bottles Of
Ayers ssrssp~riila would certainly give the
strength and -perxy you need Thousands are
proving its virtues daily. So may you Mrs
Alics. West Of Jefferson. ". Va. writes: Il vas
1Ilr1n down before began to take Ayers sar-
ssparilla. but am no~ gaining In strength every
day
Being very weak and despondent after long
illness. tried Ayers ssrsspsrilIa, and two bot
ties nave restored me to my former health ~
Miss Blanche 3. Brovnsll. Boylston Place,
Boston
AYERS sARsApARrLLA.
Prepared by Or. J. c. Aver Co. Lowell, Mass
sod By all Druggists. Price sl six bottles. rs
WORTH g. A BOTTLE
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TEE FREE BRIDGE CRLIBRATyoN.-Am meeting of
the clerks committee on the free bridge cele6ra-
ton was held last night In the once 81 Nj. r. L
Moore, with MI. Grimes In the chair. The chair
taken great interest In this part OF the program,
and he had no doubt but that On Tie day Of the
celebration the clerks would be out In force.
motion OF Mr.. Brewer TO Invite al the young men
OF West washington TO participate was unani-
meeting Just before the day Of the esisbfation o
make nnal arrangements. A committee composed
Messra s. c. Palmer n. A MCGOWAN, and b. c.
Craig waited upon Col. W. q. Moore yesterday
afternoon and requested the presence Of the wash-
tion be accepted. The COMMITTEES equite certain
that the Infantry and other companies win be In
the line Of march. Members OF the committee On
trades display enthused with the result Of their
endeavors 70 have the business houses repgeeonted
In the parade. and they claim 20 have scsured the
no little trouble or expense TO making their DIS
plays credttable In every way.
BUILDING AesOcIATIoN.-The seventeenth reEu-
lar monthly meeting Of the First Co.opefaf1ve
Building Association was 8, hsld last niSeh when
Following rates: $1,000 at ss;,. $4,000 at 20;
5000 at So The directon ordered the opening Of
the books for new series tseventhl q Mook.
AUCTION SALE Or RIAL EDTArh-The 01eek1Dg
property was sold yesterday afternoon ~ Dun
ssns01 ad s.Ss 3. 50 oc: 30 8 g s.: IS
or ia by as feet. 70 r. 7 Adler, for 81. go: no
& 20 by 60 feet 70 NJ J. Anler, foe 9, rs; coensz
lot, Improved By house No 30g7 y stleol was I'D
70 Maria c. Enrich, for q, 100
pastor q s.. Al6sns :. z chursl 3 Ssiticsny u
An ayslspche hes nllsn upn ne hupace On.
Bernard, burning u chnBehs but ceu11nS - -
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brutal Assault ON a LADY.

A UNKNOWN NEGRO KNOCKS HKR DOWN IN TIE STREET
Monday night between and O'Clock as Mrs.
Howell, lady living near North Capitol street and
New Jersey avenue, was passing along North Cap
itol street near her home, she was met BY q negro
who knocked her down. but before he had time TO
carry out his purpose OF robbery or criminal as
sault upon her, he was frightened on by the ap-
proach OF a gentleman and two ladies' When the
brute struck the lady he seized her by the throat
and threatened to kill her II she made an outcry.
Mrs Howell, although badly frightened, was not
are looking for the negro, VINO IL described as q
mulatto. dressed In black box coat light trousers
and cavalry boots
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A Cnowx


II ths Device adopssd b. - b lssS ss AnisA - -
brand q Whisky called q. q. Taylor GA Dpsrsss.
Crowns axe worn ~ ktnsA fhs oOvn ~ ON q
made Of copper. and n burnt into the hssd q sasA
case We uss for PACKING Ia q O. Taylar whishy.
old Bourbon Pure Ry& nay - oess1.sa Cs.hEss1sa
q dssissdD fr0n lssdins 0roosD o. Drueg10 o. frsn
0pseDa.
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PMSE.s CELERY CoMrouSD
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Neuralgia. Nervous Weakness. Stomach and Liver
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Asa NERVE TONIC it strengthens and Guie,s the
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As AN ALTERArIyE 1t purisss and snrscAes the
AsA LAXATIVE 1T act. mildly bu, surely. on the
As pIURETIC it regulates ths kidneys and cures
Recommended b. professional and business men.
fr-sssI Sold By drusri-ts send for circulars
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An EsfHRrAfNnEr-fuR NEW PRESIDENT KlHcTEp.
|: The Potomac Fruit growers Association met
last evening az Dr.. Z p. HowlandS 2ll az street
northwest Z W. FOX, ESQ.,. who was 10 deliver
tne essay, was detained az home by sickness DIT.
Rowland with the calcium light gave pictures Of
tne various peonc buildings In this and other
countries The musical program consisted OF a
piano duet by Misses Lula and Flora NcCrcary,
eootraito SOLO oy Miss Ada ooer. guitar solo bs
prot; John .: Russell. Col CHASE, the popular
president Of the association, owing 10 sickness ami
upon the advice Of his physician, rendered his
resignation As presiding ofcer. which was rciuct.
presidenI was unanimously elected 70 M the
pre0oents chair for the year. The second vice.
PRESIDENTS chair being declared vacant, r. A.
Sasss % Reel Estate.
Charles White and Charles White. IT.. have
bought for @ 600 OF the Connecticut General In
Insurance Company, lots IA TO ls square 5o4, $50
streets southwest
Moses Eiseman e. alehas bought OF p. N. pu
6ant for p 600. sub II. square 400, 1900 feet on
A CONGRESSIONAL CExErrRY Fuxp.-This morn.
deeds once 4 deed Of the vestry Of washington
Parish Christ Church) 10 Samuel Gross, VIM A.
Gordon and W. X. Hoeke In trust This bears dats
nrst part on December u last adopted certain
iutionA BY which they Appropriated certain money
70 the establishment OF q FUND 10 b. held by ths
parties OF the second part upon certain trusts
They therefore assign and pay over 10 the party o
the second part Sl7,22d6 80 on the following trusts
40 noid the same ana accumulations, invest an.
reanvest the interests SC, for the full term o.
twenty yearA unless the sum shall sooner reacl
10000 Then they are TO pay over semi-annuall,
ali the interest TO the party OF the nrst part VIII
snail expend the whole OF II for the care policing
characterization and construction OF the ground
Known as "The Congressional Cemetery" Th'
yestfy covenant on the last day OF each month q
mai % a nj mar a
equal 70 % per cent OF their receipts during tn
month nom the sales OF burial sites or lots which
vision Is also made for commissions 10 be paid tn
trustees, &C.
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The painteso Pittsburg and Allegheny. who are
Decorators Brotherhood, have inaugurated q
stIlke, demanding that nine hours constitute .
oayn work and that the wages be g per day.
W inc commercial relations between Mexico and
sne United states with view 70 negottsttng Q
Robert Bonner a the New YORK Ledoer, has
presented his sons with property on Ftfth avenue
valued ~ q $4,000 IL s the ultimate intention
so sss the land for building Tor chasitabs par
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The following chances from yesterdays quotations
=; e. is; coupons 1861 bid. 525k .sisd z. 8
Per: imp: g. 1891, currency. los bid. B. q
s Market stock. 81 1872 currency, ITO bid. 1l2
Nd D; g. oS,year fund. 3;65s 1924 cur, llsE bid
los asked CeiuISis RarOsG s.o ocIk 46 5o oa
asked e:. Washington g. Ca s6t bid Ss asked Fire
German; American insurance., $50 BID l65 asfed
Brick Machine, 245 bid. gro ssksd bank Of Wash.
ington. 2s5 bid. 3O4 asked; National Metropolitan
Great Falls Ice, l27 bid Chesapeake and Potomac
ns.n S SsA SS ~
. washington G;sight Co bonds. l2oH bid, 1917
ssked Central NstionM Bank, go asked Columbia
National Bank. l0S bid, no s.ksd; Franklin In
surance Co., 80 bid, AZ asked. Bull Run PanOraus
Co.. 10 bid. National Safe Depoait Co. 122 bid.
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BoGrs "LoRp COURTNEY" ARREsrED.-The bogus
"Lord Courtney" arrested At the tsroswell
Opera House In Troy, n. L, Monday evening A
couple or Boston men informed the police Of his
presence He said he had been In West Troy since
last september; that he was working IN the Rog
Shawl FACTORY, and that he hal done nothing
while In this vicinity which cou1 afford pretext
for his arrest He was given twenty -four hours %
Temple.
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George kimball sprang over partition IN tho
Bradford, Pa, National Bank yesterday, fatally
shot 4. IL. Tomlinson. the cashier, grasped eo0,
and ned into the street. he was pursued ~ =
crowd. when he dangerously shot l. Bieich, q
butcher, and then shot himself dead
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-07

CHEF EnGrsHxa JACKSON McELxx1L has been
ordered as president OF the naval examining board
at Philadelphia.
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And 50 must the Bunion. il sufferers
HE CORN continue 3 Mead's Corn and
OF OUR brnion Plasters popular and
DADDIES hixhly priced for the prompt relief and
MUST GO. cure Of those assTavatins foot troubles
b Sold b. druggists everywhere. 25c.