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Slowly Gaining.

GEN. SHERIDAN SUFFERS NO SETBACK ON ACCOUNT OF
THE WARN WEATHER
Yesterday brought no change in Gen. Sheridan's
condition. He rested all day and his respiration
seemed to grow steadier. The evening bulletin
was as follows:
"Gen. Sheridan has had good night and com.
Portable day. HIS circulation and respiration are
improving. His appetite is good, and he Is able to
take an increased quantity OF nourishment. His
sleep is quiet and restfuL He is gaining In mus
cular strength"
At a late hour this afternoon 1t was learned that
there was no material change In Gen. Sheridan's
condition.
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K~ OFFICE J. N. SHOEMAKER 5 Co.

No. 134 south Sd street, Philadelphia
We VIII take assignments of all subscriptions made
m purchase of the full paid stock o. the WASHING
TON wELSBACH INCANDESCENT GAS LIGHT
COMPANY, which the subscribers thereto may assign
to rs on or before June 80 1885, paying therefor all
nstalments heretofore paid thereon.
We VIII also purchase all the full paid stock of said
Washington WeIsbach Iacandescent Gas Light Com
pany which may be offered TO before Septem-
Der 1. 1855. at $50 per share
Parties desiring TO said subscriptions or to sell
sad STOCK 70 Us Will please deliver thereof
70 Messrs. BELL CO, No. 1437 Pennsylyania ave-
nue.. NAshinxton d. C., who Will accep, and pay for
the same tor
AL assiznments Of subscriptions must be approved
for the Wesbach Inc Iudescent Gas Light Company Of
Pennsylyanla by Corson 4 Mccartney, No. I4l9 II
street. Washington, u. O.
js7-21t j. NJ SHOEMAKER co
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ELECTION OF OFFICERs.-The following trustees
OF the German American Fire Insurance Co, have
been collected for the ensuing year Geo Schafer
+: ]. Hetberger, Herman Gasch, C. G. Ledcrer
Philip May, w. E EdmonstOn, C. b. Pearson, Con-
rad Schaefer and Henry Kottmann.
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PAGES AND 4 OF T0-DAY's STAR CONTAIN:
Another victory for the washington club; The
acquittal of Father Quinn; Last nights scenes in
the Chicago convention; Balloting at previous re-
publican conventions; The electoral college in
1854; Local and telegraphic news, &C.
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Apaches Led By Amertcan Bandiss.

SCuooLBoYs SClcrpE--At Newark, n. J., Paul
Witte, lad OF ten years, died yesterday morning
from the effects OF n dose OF "Rough on Rats.
which he took with suicidal intent He had
stayed from school OF late and had been promised
a whipping by his father. IL IL thought this led
him 70 lake The poison.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-22

II UNDONDEkkY LITHIA WATER
~ u the only to use for
GOCT. RHEUMATISM. AND URIC ACID
NO otner water h.S one-third - much LIthia.
One DOZEN e-hzf Gallon Bottles a 5O
Allan G. n sHAfkB CO. Arsnts iua D. .x>
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The BOND OFFERINGS TO-DAY aggregated $685.
$50 as follows: Registered As s., 500 at 1913, $500
at 12s $4,000 at 1913; coupon As $3.50 at 1913; reg
1stered AS 5000 at 1O75S, S225, 900 at 1O7X,
$4,000 at 1071S, 31OO, 900 at 1O71.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-22

COUNT ARco-vALLEY, the German minister, who
has been In New York for several days returned
TO the city last evening. He will leave about the
LIST OF July for Lenox, Mass, where he will prob
ably spend the summer.
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INDICTED IN KRNTuCKY.-The Commissioner OF
Pensions has been advised that the grand Jury at
Louisville, Ky, has returned Indictment against
g. W. kiSner for falsely persOnat1ng Government
ofcer In violation Of the act Of Congress approved
Aprtl IS 1884.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-22

ARMY ORDERs-Acting Assistant Surgeon j.
Clinton Foltz, ordered from this city TO ST. Paul.
Minn.. for assignment to duty; Second LeutS
ThoS. Ridgway, 9Th artillery, and ChaS +. Parker,
I'd artillery, ordered as members OF the general
court-martial convened at Willet's Point, ".
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-22

PRESIDENT CLEVELAND will attend the COM
mencement exercises OF the University OF Virginia,
near Charlottesville, on next wednesday. He will
be accompanied by Secretary Bayard and possibly
other members OF the Cabinet. He will be absent
from the city but one day. Mrs. Cleveland has
decided not 90
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Nor ENTITLED TO WITNESS FREs.-In reply TO a
letter OF the District Commissioners, the First
Controller has decided that member of the Met
ropolitan police subpGnaed to attend as q witness
for the Government before a court-martial con-
vened at Washington Barracks Is not entitled,
under the law, 10 witness fees, but only TO such
actual expenses as may be Incurred BY him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-22

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal reve.
nue., 1854, 139; customs $452 322.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-22

PERsoSAL-Justce Stanley Matthews was in
New York last night-T. Kolischer OF Philadel-
phia is at Wecker'a-Mr. Myer Cohen Is In Chi
cago.-R. II. Whittlesey OF Pittsburg, Norris Sell
and L H. Botum OF Milwaukee, are at wormley's.
Maurice Schmtt OF San Francisco, S. Mukasa
OF Japan, W. G. Goudy Of Chicago Dr. owen Wis
and jefferson NJ. Terry Of New York and Gen j. @.
Farnsworth OF Albany, are at the Arlington.-W
j. Farrell OF Jacksonville Fla, A. l. Eaton OF OF
Shuartz OF New orleans, &. Palmer OF Boston, VIM,
NJ. Bushnell OF ST. Paul and ii. H. Mcclellan OF New
York. are at WiilardS-JOse NJ. Peon OF Mexico,
Geo. E Dame and Peter J. Hughes OF Boston, j. c.
H. Topper OF New York and Geo. II. Harmon OF
the Navy, are at the Riggs.-F. l. Du Bots OF the
Navy W. s. Scott OF Lyons, N Y, j. Blake OF Phil
adelphia, j. s. Murdoch OF Charleston, s c., E. ID.
Chadick OF Texas and Barton Hanson Of Milwau-
kee, are at the EbbtL-J. b. Seward, A. w. Rob-
inson, A W. Richardson, ii. w. Wright, c. H.
Walker and w. s. Atwell, OF the Rover Cycle Club
Charlestown, Mass, are at the st. James
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BENZ. W. GUY,
JOSEPH H. CURRAN.

To my customers and the trsde.-HavinR severed my
connection with the firm Of b J. Behrend son. have
formed partnership with Benz W. Guy, under the
frm name Of GUY, CURRAN q CO.. to conduct the
Wholesale Notion and Fancy Gods Business. st the
Old stand OF C. W. Thorn x 60. Thanking my friends
for past fas and soliciting their trade for the
Je2z-3t JOSEPH n CURRAN
SPECIAL NOTICE : BRANCH OFFICE
- Of Transparent lee Co. will be open on
SUNDAYS. from to An, to 2. m. and , TO Q
pm. CHAS. III. RAUT Co.,
> te.s2-3ts 18th st. and Pa. ave. W.
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10 special duty In the ONCE OF Admiral Porter
Ensign Jos l. Jayne ordered to the Atlanta o6th
inst. Assistant PaymaSter H. X. sullivan ordered
70 duty assistant to the general stOrekeeper at
the Portsmouth, n. H.. yard. Medical Director
Michael Bradley ordered to examination
for promotion. Surgeon Edward Kershner
ordered TO duty at the marine rendeZ-
vous, n. Y, Both inst Naval Cadet Philip
Andrews ordered TO duty In the Coast
Survey. Surgeon c. H. White, detached from the
waiting orders. surgeon j. Rufus Tryon, detached
from the New York marine rendezvous and ordered
TO special duty as attending physician to Officers
In the city OF New York. Passed Assistant Surgeon
Rufus McCarty, detached from the Chelsea Naval
Hospital and ordered TO the Yantic. Passed As
sistant Surgeon L. q. Heneberger detached from
special duty at New York and ordered to the Min
nesota- Assistant surgeon Isaac w. Kirk, detached
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SECRETARY WHITNEY Is expected to return Il
the city tonight from Hot Sulphur Springs, Va.

The PRESIDENT Has APPROVED the acts grant
ing pensions to Mercy Knight, Ellen st. Cyr, Pene-
lope Morton. Henry c. Richardson, Mary O'Neil,
Edna NJ. Hildreth, AlpheuS Dyer, Pleman Cook,
David Gibbons. Abigail Sullivan, Sally B. Wilson,
Edmund Ryan, VIM. Scott, Hannah II. Grant,
Moses l. Chase, Frank Lewis, Abbie X. Brown
JnO. Glenning, Martha Linton, Thos. MCGUIRE
Ann V. Ferguson. Herman Rankins, Jane B. Dunn,
Raphael Fowler, Lydia A. Hicks, Abba Z. Jackson,
NeItle Ellicott, Emily Mcclure, Jas. w. Poag,
Ttllman Faux, Vim. Burk, VIM. Compton, Hiram
M. GoSs, Enoch Weathers, and Lewis F1tcnthorn.
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SUSAN II. VERY ANGRY.

[ Continued on Fyth Page
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-07-13

The Commercial Travellers Pro-
tective Association, al be Goreneoe
@tater bar ct Meblemsantal al 10000
% er efter al Sanbipnlisbeb ben iterfes
tie Organization af ben Slass ! 8erben.
Mr. Sobn u. Stone, Gorenin9ens nail.
Gefreter los &aslerer, 70 Dearborn
81. Chicago tiger ! ct 8reu at ban Here
@onge | be iibite 20 Mar bar ueret plas
get meb Rrampe o. Rolif, bpilfet bar
tpun9et Dam iii at bolbe Gensert fra 3
til 6 Daoe; men at ban, ba ban par Deb
bet aarli9e Msoe | ct. 2ouls, f%oritafz
febe fig en- 6laite gbamberlains Collie,
9olera & Diarrboea @emebp % ople-
peoe bet berlisfte @eiultat efter at bape
brugt ben. Det ct bet eneite Mibbel Der
bar bjulpet bam iaa inart % sOot.
Sneen ifulbe foreta9e nosen Sterile bet
forlben. 6aaes bos Npotefere.
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GonDentiomer.

8robibitionifternes Transformation
bolbes ! ct. Saul ben "a % rs Suli %
bespnber 81. 10 6orm.
Representations oil p0re:
2 Delesater for bpert County % iben
i Delegat for buer SO Stemmer, Tom
blep iaftet for Glib til @ubernsr, ]
Deleeat fin bper HrObibition alab.
/ Delesat fra bDer B. 8. 2. U. % ]
{ra bper ffanbinapif Neutrality-suspicious.
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9I Douglas 81, @init.
(Jnieaot.]


Gfter apstet e By bare
Gaa % foa fort Stpfte Serb,
0ppr En- broset. blanbet Sfare
Jarmere longs &rorien Dor.
Nu, naar Eiet big betra9ter
2lebt i bin S~iiariommeroraat,
Ipinses ies af 1onens Master
Iil at ipuSe ON bin Hra9t.
Disie 1uiiub Hrerierpsse
Minber ON bet pilbe 9ap,
Spor Gtormiuoler Inn Ct trpsse
- Irplet 5tiot miot ! fit 8au.
Disle ffOsbetlabte Ssie
Stiser anepeSne frem;
9uilten guile, naar nit Die
asaa fin 5lust faar mBbe benz!
Qoab fan lisne bisie Sser,
Stiult | Gtosens bunfle 8rast?
Gmilenbe blaasiebe Meer,
alabt ! 4pbitbeos Somfruorast.
gilt pounpt Sialen beues
4persan9 Minoets Niaster oil:
Sletter, Stose, Sser oepes
Gammen til ct pnbist Bib.
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Goen Olien, en- rig farmer ! Conn
Of Moe, Douglas 60. bar peret fel til
at brittle | lensere Tib. @ibite 2srbas
sioroe ban en- Eur til 8pen. 9an az
tasbe Saloonen fit iebpanlise 8eisg,
fisrte iaa biem % bnnste fig.
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Son.T :. 8. Ri9monb taller paa
Fsloenbe @teber / Wisconfin:

9eniisten er ! bisie Counter at OPP
bielpe Orsaniiationen peb 5~orretsninssz
msbe ON Gftermibbasen % Masiemsoe
ON Nftenen % ai6re oft farbist for en-
liulis Rampasne.
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Qano % Bbeieu0omme.

Dnifer ba at fisbe, false eller bortz
bptte bin @ienbom ! 0pen eller paa Qan@
bet, iaa beiss eller tilifrip bet anerfienote
Girma
q. g. Yeterjom E Co.,
205 Temple Gourt,
Minneapolis, Minn.
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ming, ion 6dr fOrpliatet 10 III at alibtr'
{tJte NrOnibitiOnspartiet.

4euntpin Gountp &onpentiOn for
Hrobibitiouifterne bolbes poa 8lumuier
Hoft Sol minneapolis ont Gftern. Rl.
Z ben % Suli '88.
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Yrobibitionilterne i 60 Sole 60. 81.
boloer &%onpention Ottatpa ben 26be
Suli.
S. :. Sames.
Chm.
Mf en- lpemlt &unitmers 2ip.
(Operiat for n8eflp.O

WeHremaleret1 NtlS SorSber9 bar taaI
faaet lite Yramie { 10000 8roner paa
Yariierlaloonen. 9ans BiIebe, iom
RatalOsen benapnes ,,gn 9elts Osb",
|fremuiler en- &irfe i Baris, boor en- Nmz
bulance (6eltlaiaretb) er inorettet. Gn
franif Solbat lisser uoitratt paa ct 2eie.
8aa 2asenet, iom inart ifal tisue iom
2isipsb, bar man faitet sgreslesiouens
&ors. Dberiten itaar peo Sopebgierz
bet meo .&epieu" i 9aauoen, Yaa ben
anoen SIDE cir en- Brett ben oseuoe
Solbat Nabperben. gn 5srgeflebt
&pinbe bsier &ne ueb Sensen.
S Nnlebnins al bette 8ileoe, iom peb
fit sribenbe Gmne fra Haris' 8eleirins
bar ilaaet iaaleoes an bos bet frantic
8ublitum, beretter LIE Temps befienote
& ronifer 9usues le 8our uosle Traf al
ben iuenife Nalers Qip.
Gorsber9 unoer Yaris' 8eleirtns.
Man fan life betraste 5orsberss Ma>
Teri uben at blipe srebet, tbi 5orsbers
bar buerfen last gbaupinisme e0er De-
flamatiou i fit Nrbeibe. gmuet er gre
bet u6 at 2iuet os Nils Gorsbers bar
ielp neret nerperenbe neb benne @cene.
9an par malet fig ielp ! ben Mano, JON
logger tilrette ben bsenbes 9~opeopube.
.Torsbers?" flyer ale be 2aser, JON
ti~euitsiOroe peo Nmbulaucerne / Baris
unber 8eleirinsen, nifulbe ri life fienbe
5Orsbers? gn blono 9elt, iOm git lise
ino / Rusleresnen os tos op be iaarebe
og Tom til os meo benz, bereu6e to 40
@ansen paa fin brebe &ps".
@latersut os 5eier / sperise.
9au, fom bensans bar be beenbe paa
fine Sfulore, bapoe iom 8arn postet
Jaarene berborte ! Sperise % baaret
biem be ipse Gam paa fine Nrme. Sci
bar nemlis iom @iatersut bos fin Jar.
brober Gorsbers ban bespnote fin 8ane.
Gn Dag bapoe uluen taset ct Gaar fra
bam. Barnet, iom ofte bapbe facet sSSus
ling, nopeoe fig life biem. men remte.
pan traf paa en- 5eiermeiter, iom tos
bam i 2are % bos bpem ban arbeibeoe
ct Nar. gn al bans &amerater pleiebe
/ fine Jriftunber mobeIere i Ser. 9an
bleu G~orsberss fsrite 2arer. Gorsbers
forieste fig inart meo Yu%rtratbufter,
bpilte peo fin treffenoe 2isbeo pafte OPP
merfiOmbeo. Jlere Yerioner interesies
rebe fig for @utten, % 6an fit fslse nosle
lbtiaere til ubftiuinsen i Bars / 1867.
Werbensftabeu meb fine Mufeer os itaz
lelise 8p9ninser benreu ben unse &unft=
uer. % ha bans 9efsjsrere reiite biem
til Sverige, blep ban tilbaSe.
Be fSrite Gar / 8arts.
Da bespnbte ct eueutDrlist Sip for
Gutteu, iom mere enb en- Song fit ans
leonins til at iapne ben lib, ba ban uar
Jeier, ia, tanife til % meo be 1atalier,
ban bapbe meo uluene | GuruifoSene,
Der bar Duse, iom ban lite fit en- BIB
8rsb, Netter, iom ban life bapoe En-
Sens eller ct 2eie, bpor ban funbe bDile
line trette 2emmer. 1ililut blep ban
ips % fsrtes til Gbariteboipitalet. So
ban bleO friif isien, bapbe bet lpifes al
ifaffe bam nO9le 8eitDttere. s tire Nal
fuube ban MI, taifet pere no9le formu.
enoe 2anosmnno, fortiette fine Gtibier
0an bar NOR 1T Ntaai - men ba brst
9riseu no. Borte bar 8eltptterne, bort
~ $500 -
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9tI . y 8er5omer!

III O1Oe Ret1onef!
Ber1oner, bpis Dsubeb, bar paret !
oper % Nar, Ct blepet belbrebet peo ct
entelt Miboel. 8~effriuelie oper Weiblet
ienbes frit paa 5orlan9enbe. Mbresie:
Ni1alion, TT Mac Dousal Ctr, Stem
Dorf gitp.
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Isra M~rbeiosmarten.

Sra Nibbp ~ffriuer 9ans &unninsen,
at 5oreninsen teller rs Meolemmer os
aae e. for
Silt o9 Brpofs.
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PROHIBITION TICKET.
For President
Clinton B. Fisk, New Jersey.
For Vice President
John A. Brooks, Missouri.

WISCONSIN STATE TICKET.
For Governor
E. G. Durant, Racine.
For Lieut. Governor
F. H. Dahl, stoughton.
For Secretary of State
Nelson la Due, Collins.
For Treasurer
D. G. Prescott, Marinette.
For Attorney General
Chas. Il. Pike, Oshkosh.
For Sup't Public Instruction
J. H. Gould, Lake Geneva.
For Railroad Commissioner
E. w. Drake, Milwaukee.
For Insurance Commissioner
S. NJ. Bixby, New Richmond.
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Yrobibitioniiterne i II Warb bolber
&ontion ben l6 Snli.
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Narene bar saaet iioen ben lib, os
ben unse Spenite, iom fortiente fit 8rsb
meo at male graz Dperfraffer paa Gfil,
ter, er MI en- at be met fremtrebeube lb-
tillere paa 8ariierialOnen.
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YrobibitipnsfOnDention for Jemte
Distritt boloes i Gourtbuset ! Sersas
Sails ben 18oe Suli. SCI. 2 Gfterm. for
at opitille aonbibat til Meblem al &on-
sresien. 1pert goutp bar Ret, til at
ienoe 4 Delesater, en- for bper Brobibi=
tions flub % / for boer IS 5temmer
taites for Gibbs.
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5sr1te Congressional Distrift boloer
aonoention / Dodge Centre ben 17be
Smli. &l. 10 Gorm. ON Nftenen oil Der
blipe Maslemsbe.
@epreientationen er 4 for bpert Gounz
tp % l for bper rs StemuRr faitet for
Gibbs, l fra boer 8robibitionsflub. /
fra %. 6. 3. Il. % l fra bper ftanbi-
naoiit Totalafbolbsforenin9.
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grobibitionilterne 7be Diitrift for
Slinois nominerebe oeb fin &onpention
i sbelebOi0e ben 20 Sum-. @eu. S. 8.
Doutbit for &onsresien. Or. q. 8.
&e1ar fra gnIiuan uominereoes til &e@
preiantaut for bet 33 %ieuator,ale 81
ftrift.
S Clinton, 81. nOminerebes @ebaftsr
u. S. smit6, iOm aauoibat for aon-
sresien.
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Jierbe Diftrift bOloer 8onpention |
Mariet 9a0, ct. Saul &l. IL ben 24be
Suli.
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aOnnentiouen for 3bie Diitrift boloes
bennington, Min., 23be Suli 81. IL,
fOrot nominere aanoioot til &onsresien,
Roert goutp ienber to Delesater % bes=
uben en- for buer so gotes faitet for
Gbilb, faml en- Delesat for bper afbolos.
fOreuins, Der bar Yrobibition ! i'm Rom
ftitution.
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u6elt Naabet' fOiter Inn u aaret.
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5ierbe &onsresiionale Diitrift Miu-
neiota mSber / Warfet SaI iSt. 8aul
81. II ben "a Suli, fOrat opitille &au-
oioat til Meolem at &onsresien. 9uert
County ienber l Delesat % iioen / for
bper sc Stemnter taitet for 2pman %.
Denton i 1886. Ditriftet bsrer Count
tierne Waibinston, &amiap, 9enmepin,
Brisbt, 8ine, &anafee, Nnota, GbiiasO,
S1anti % Sberburne.
The evening world., 1888-06-30


Teams wishing to play the Young Artlcs, ad-
dress Gus Reiger, 1865 Attorney street.
Tomorrow at College Point, Wiltons Va. College
Points. Wiltons have defeated Acmea and sena-
tors.
Good catcher and fielder want to Join a nine aged
fifteen for SUNDAY games. Address X G., EVEN
ING WORLD.
The Winnelds would like to hear from a few good
all-round players about eiglteen. Address j. Lax,
Manager, 826 East Sixty-second street.
A Good Scheme. Harlem managers are trying
TO organize sn amateur league for players under
seventeen. For particulars address IL. \. Thomas,
One Hundred and Forty-second street and Eighth
avenue.
The Harrisons have reorganlzed and changed
captains and open for challenges from mines under
nineteen. Their new battery are regular phenom-
enals. ADDRESS Thomas Z OBrien, Manager, III
Ninth street, South Brooklyn.
The National League has nnally granted the
Philad elphia club the right 10 nix its own price of
admission. II now costs 20 cents to sec all games
in Philadelphia, the Athletics being also allowed
TO resume the old tarin.
The MaynoWera have the following players: Nc
CURE, c.. McAleer, Pr Fitzpatrick, LIST b. Lane,
I'd b. Brinkman. Sd Z. MoCafrey, 2; g. Nichols,
the oornelias sunday, at Leo Park, for the second
time.
the stars Of Jersey CITY yI Heights nsvs rsCrEan.
!. Barringes, 9 W; Furey 49, B. ?. Graham,
Guy. Z. T.; W. Kuniz, l. l. y. Guy, ri Would
ike TO hear from mines not over eighteen. Address
Barringer, 1S9 Webster avenue, Jersey City
HeiQhta.
The evening world., 1888-06-30
A BOSTON CITY HALL SCANDAL.
Wine and Cigars Secreted by Counciimen
and the Bill sent to the City.

Wine and CHARS Secreted by Counciimen
and the Bill sent to the City.
BOSTON, June 90 Quite a breeze has been occa-
stoned around the City Hail in connection with the
entertainment Of the Ancient and Honorable Ar
,illery Company and their guests, the Honorable
Artillery Company OF London, involving several
Common Councumen In questionable actions.
Last Tuesday the Committee on Contingent Ex-
penses of the Council refused to approve a bill Of
81, 4bO, covering lunch, cigars and liquors, together
with the serving thereof. At the meeting q ques-
ton was raised by Councilman Tracy, OF Ward ~,
who claimed that certain members OF tue commit-
tee had taken n, for T, ,nslr NV SMn I RntsS'1ai assertion Sse TO S's Wars
backed up by Councilman Mahoney, OF Ward III,
and tue committee called a. witnesses Chairman
G S,.Isaan. Bar III, Fec ss..s s%s E. s sHtt'Ssn a ans
Osborn. From the testimony Of these witnesses II
Of wine left over, which were, at the express
orders of Councilman Foss, secreted on the steamer
and subsequently "a sG ,m sss,o,sry r e,aV mss 40 = rSGai
while certain members Of the IN were
waiting around the pier 10 participate In tue
The publication Of the story is said TO be due TO
the dissatisfaction of these men at not receiving =
share of the spoiA., II is also stated tnat me mem
Der who smuggled the goods ashore, becoming
frightened ut the threatened exposure, returned
the goods to the firms from whom they were pnr-
chased, and that Alderman Eddy, 10 prevent any
thing Of a derogatory nature being ascribed to
himself, went to the cigar store and paid from MS
own pocket ss for the $50 cigars In question. y
should be said, however, that Mr.. Eody Is IN nc
Way primarily involved In the scandal. AS the
| matter stands, the Committee on Contingent Ex-
psnses refuses to app'roye, a the h bill Of Is, s,i4SS; I al.
| though Alderman Eddy paid Tor the 4eO clgars'
the cigar dealer still has them IN his possession,
| with those who were cognizant OF the smuggling
scheme the story would never have leaked out,
The evening world., 1888-06-30

pose myself to temptations; or permit it to
oyertake me. Then / saw YOU, loved you,
and in win struggled to forget you. Look
me in the eyes, then, my darling. and tell
me if there is one page in your life / may not
read. one stain on your pure. young soul
II to my arms you MN come, 10 accept their
love over q life which would be barren in
deed, my own, without you! !"
For q moment one glad sob rose in the
girls throat then, with a happy light dane
ing in her eyes and an arch glance she said,
81 have one secret. Must l tell il 2"
The mau's face clouded.
"Would you keep it from mo, little one ?"
- do not quite understand il myself" she
answered. Yet it has something to do with
the first day l saw you. l was all dressed for
Mrs. Reynolds's reception when I received q