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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-17


Cofoner patterson held an inquest ~ tne SKIN
precinct station YESTERDAY afternoon over the body
OF Morris Re,av IN. .hoenarsr who died In
prov,asno. u.~- ~ .."s..A 1910, ,r,,r the
.1e.. :. oSp'aA 1es'sfuaS nv e, - '- $3.50
enects OF blow on the head inflicted with piece
OF brick thrown by Thomas Fitxeerald, as stated
In yesterdays srAr
NJ w $3.50. 49,. .,>o,,. a AZ
We. armstrong eestineo taas aooss ~
0ciook sunday morning he was sitting In MS
house, corner Of Massachusetts, avenue and Sd
street when ns nsard a Tan n. rant IN the vim
dov Ana ,.v C,.S,s .~., ~
~, Wno wss se. W
atu ssanolnG ABOUT ID yards nom WnerS n0lv
~ ~ ~. yiug 10 the street Witness called Wno
oo w" ana tltzgerAld replied: II DID, He ep-
Csssn 70 - 9Ss1 Ana neld nis na1oe wnica 49,
IN aeayr drug store. and when he came out hi.
nm sA ~ Hwon !xxenIg tolo nlm 20 elve 1nSou
ne. nv ~! .' OUT taess were two Knives ins
~ ri T Sv.
timcre ana fosonsc ceDO. eSstiSod that - he A.
man o.o'oI ~ Ss, nso 70 Heaoy, VINO va cur@ng tSo
ssSs1, NJ; t.gSralo ana anotner man, IN Sne
n ~ ~ nome ana GET witness thought ne said
pftso r,S s ue wouiu nos oe positlve - ~ snas
hous Rsd I1en naked 20 the front Q, n,s 0wn
wsr oorr,~snxng aus ptoiAne ana aouslSe Ian.
and tod Ridy ~ , TS1eo siowiy up me , 1s
s%x nvs minutes later his wife told witness that
Miss Eato pn,S S N sace VIII hnu. go.
nue. ssw Ha Rea POWELL No gso ave
UernId n.hind ~ uf ao vss tne s.ess s ~. s
back Fitzgerald struck him win the mick FitT.
gerald had his face toward her at the time. she
oiq 1a NOT zee heidy cut Fitzgerald.
he saw Re,uy a,n ~ o3h 90 s @ I Ina,
saw "riI load INV r,e and rii he anu n."
Thomas I'mrrx M oaa au =, MI Vii .ne ,.
tesied thai he sa Rss5 so, =, ,Sa
abuse three men who ,Sere stspiing rhera They
said noihing RI him hnt tnrned sw . paay
went home hui rel srned in = few minutes bnt the
men had leit the corner Tn a few minuI,s Retdy
met Fitzgerald bII Inc latter motioned him 10 90
away khour nv noinn1aS ,,ar St..rsraId ,so
down III. street with his face cut ,'0
George Taylor eleven wears old. testified that he
ca w R.,dv r,nn,nr go. r,s,.ar.I, .rna $500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-17
I'd EDITION.
Latest TblBglans 10 The Star.
Meeting 81 the state Central Cemmissea
~ B0ltimOre.

tee OF the democratic party In Maryland met IN
this city to-day, Hon. stevenson Archer
In the chAir. Every county in the
state except Washington was represented
The meeting was called TO make Arrangements
70 the national convention at ST. Louis, and
70 nominate Candidates for presidential
electorA The date for that convention
was nxed for May 10 For district conventions 70
nominate candidates for Congress May "a was al.-
polnted, and Denton, Havre-de-0r Grace, Baltimore
respective places Of meeting The third,
fourth and nth district convention will meet
In this city. The meeting OF the committee was
harmoniouA It IL Understood that there viii % no
contest In any OF the Congressional districts, ex-
cept the second, where the friends Of John r. G..
Talbot will oppose the nomination OF Dr.. Shaw,
the present member.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-17

Judge Jamiesou yesterday decided In chicago
against the heirs Of stephen A. Douglas In their
veyed 20 The chicago University In l65a The
college was never success financially.
The confersnce - settle the dispute between the
MAY I.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-17

TEE RKruHrIp ArTINFT OF Commodore Brown
to be appointed chief OF the bureau Of yards and
docks il regarded a untrue at the Department
The greatest friendship exists ct present between
the two commod0rea
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Martial Law i'm Cuba.
THREE PROVINCES PROCLAIMED IN ORDER 10 SEP.
PRESS kIGANDAGH.

NKw YORK, April I7.-1he consul-general OF
Spain In this city has received of1lcial cable
1rosl the governor general OF Cuba, stating that
the provinces OF Havana, Plnar uei Rio and Matan-
las nave been proclaimed unuer martial Jaw. Tue
sole object OF This Oruer is TO suppress BandOle-
rlsino In these provinces anu bandits hence orJn
Will be summary dealt with according TO mar
ttal law.
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Died I'm q Rath Tub.

FLORIDA TO REGAIN HIS HEALTH, EXPIRES IN A
BoAkDiS0-HousE HERE
A well-dressed man about sixty-nve years old
called at Ms sayder's boarding house No as O
street northwest, Sunday afternoon, and engaged
room. lie gave his name J. r. Kelly, and
said that he had just arrived from Jacksonville,
Fla He told Mrs snyder that he had been sick
for nearly year, and that ne had been travelling
for his health. lie had full white whiskers aud
looked ILL Yesterday, shortly before noon, he said
that he wanted TO take a warm bath. and the
laDdlaGy directed him where 10 go While he was
taking TO Mrs. snyder, he said: az think az best
TO give you the name and address OF my brother,
my sister, Mrs I. J. Lyon, Bainbr1dge, Chenango
County, n. Y. do this In view OF anything hap
pening to me-"
Last night about 10 O'Clock he had not returned
70 his room and Mrs. SNYDER became alarmed. Her
son Warren got a ladder, and looking through the
traDsom over tie bathroom door saw the body OF
MI Kelly Ia the tub which was nearly nlled with
water His feet was out OF the tub and his head
was under the spiggots Ia more than l2 inches OF
water. The police were notified anc Sergeant
Falvey and Onlcer Jordan went 10 the house. The
dead body was removed from the bath tub and
removed 10 the morgue, and the officers took
possession OF the effects OF the deceased. This
morning the police notified his brother In New
YORK or his death, and asked Tor instructions re-
garding the disposition OF the body.
ms afternoon Inspector Swinden received
telegram from Mr. b. +. Kelly, brother OF the de-
ceased, stating that he Will be here TO night and
the body this afternoon, and deemed an inquest
unnecessary. certificate OF death was given and
the body was prepared for burial ~ Mr.. Barker.
the Undertaken.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-17

NARRIAGH LscExsRs - Marriage licenses have
been issued BY the clerk OF the court 20 ". L
Morton and Joanna Wood; Geo L Jaspef ana Ella
Gibson: Jaa Nickens and Alcinda BALDWIN; Geo.
z corey. o. Bowdle OAK, and Martha n. D1nn.of
county, Nd, ana Anna lAEos11a; = Z. LockWood
and Lot1a J. CIutc6lo1,
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Ohio,s Delegates 60 Chicago.

On1O'S DeI0GateS % ChtCaGO.
CINC ISNATI, April 1.-THE first ohio district re-
publican convention elected Hon. Amos smith
anu Frank Tucker delegates TO The Chicago co.,
veation.
Tue second district chose Howard Ferris and Dr.
W. L. Graydon. All are In favor OF the nonAna-
ton Oh joan Sherman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-17

NOTHING II KSowN at the state Department In
regara to the published reports OF trouble between
the Corean and Chinese embassies
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-17

Fined for Keeping a DisOfderly House.
SOMETHING ABOUT BAIL-BRoxERAGR CONES OFT In
THE TESTIMONY.
A colored woman named Jane Dodson IVES be-
fore the Police Court to-day charged with keeping
a disorderly house In an alley near 10Th and
streets. Sergeant Huntington and Onicer Pear
son testified to complainants Of disorder about the
house. MIR. Henry p. Montgomery testified to
frequent disorders In the house. Two young COL
ored men, calico as witnesses for the defense tes-
lined that they were arrested some days ago and
sentenced on q charge OF vagranGy. One OF them
said that Mr.. Hewlett got bonds for them, for
which he was paid 81. The other witness said
that 81 was paid for bonds for both or them.
Counsel did not think that that had anything TO
do with the case, but the Judge said he was glad
was imposed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-17


NEW DOCTOR LOCATED AT THE vILLAGE-A GOOD
FIELD FOR DRUG sroRH-THs RAILROAD SUIT
IMPROVEMENT, SMOKE AND MALARIA.
Correspondence Of The EVENING sTAR.
BkNNrNG, April Ia.
DR.. J. Lacey Brayshaw, brother OF the Rev. VIM.
Brayshaw, formerly Of Forestville, has settled at
Benning and exposed his single to the weather.
He is u the op MON that this place Offers q good
field for a drug store.
Mrs Agnes +. Anderson, OF Belfast, Ireland, is
spending a month at her fathers Rev. Mr. Farley,
and 10 accompanied by her husband They will re-
turn TO Europe In May.
In the suit OF Isabel johnson against the Balti-
more and Potomac Railroad, the costs have been
taxed and pad, but some witness fees SUISSE
Quently claimed were refused an appeal has been
taken on this feature OF the case,
Mr.. Pollard, at the bridge, has erected a hotel
and Is otherwise improving his property.
The Commissioners are placing a heavy fence
along the causeway on each side, made necessary
by the elevation OF the road several feet above
high tide
The Maryland Stock Yard Co. have painted and
fixed up the old Alden post-ofice as restaurant
and Office.
Friday is butcher day here, and on that day the
roads are lively with wagons and live stock. The
bridge has been newly f1oored. great need OF the
place Is that tickets be sold al station. Earlier
trains, too, would soon pay the road by the IN
crease OF travel TO which they would lead. One
thing the railroads, II Is claimed have done, and
that is that from the smoke distributed all through
the air by the forty trains daily our malaria has
been antidoted TO great extent This is now q
theory among physicians Truly, c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-17

Ifnot and you wish to get rid Of it,
throw away dangerous liniments
and poisonous anodynes and apply
DARBY's DENTAL PLAsTKRs which
quickly ailsy Inflammation and re-
heye psin. where all other remedies
fail. These plssters are neat and
clearly and act promptly. II your
druggist can't supply them they
will be sent BY mail on receipt of 25
cents by sEABURY Il JOHNSON. Man
ufacturing Chemists. New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-17

Death Of Banker Barring.
LONDON, April 17.-Mr. John Barring, the banker,
Is dead.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-17

Amy 0RpIla-Post Chaplain John B. No
Cleery granted three months leave to take eject
about May Is. First Lieut. ChAa w. Foster, %
artillery, granted further extension Of leave FOR
one month.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-17
ChlcaxO Markets.

CHICAGO. III, April IL. IL g. m. - The bull
fever was still in grains when the board opened
May wheat sold up 70 s. on the open board call be-
more conservative. and started May in 81 y
The close last night was Sl,s The sharp advanc
William OF Germany was dead. to the advance OF sd
in the Liverpool MARKET aud the favorable condition
of things and bulsh Temperament Of speculators here
At home. May coru which closed last night at 56E.
started in IT 56x. Pork opened shade weaker on
account Of the big receipts Of hogA There
were 200 head in At the yards. where only 1900
were looked for he increase due 10 the large
arrivals over the "Q;,, road. which has been very
BEGAN Lsatins Nay futures are quoted g follow:
wheat, S21x: corn. 80 5-l6 oats, 1926 pork Ia I'm
lard. 7.16s777A: short ribs, 7.20.
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Fatally Shot by Tran,ps.

John Dillon Arrested.
DUBLIN, April 17.-Mr. John Dillon was arrested
In TINS city this afternoon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-17

The Emperor Attending 70 Business.
BERLIN, April 1.-THE emperor was able to-day
TO near the report OF Cen AlOedylI, with whom he
hour
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-17

LONDON, April IL, IL 80 p. m.-The stock market
opened HAT to-day aud became worse. The lone Is
now snade hai dly on account of the receipts OF
better prices from abroad.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-17
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


New York Stock Market.
The following are the opening closing prices Of
the New lork Stock Market, reporteu by special
wire " Corson and MacArtney. l4ly 4 street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-17

BALTIMORE Nd. April 17.-vtrrinia SKIES, past
ties, 30 bid to-day.
BALTIMORE, Nd, April 17.-Cotton, steady
middling. 9;saiO Flour active trm with upward
tendency. Wheat - southern, higher: red. 9:,ae5 |;
amuer 95a9I western. hIxher AID fairly active;
No winter red spot, 9lAa911s April. 9ix as.ed;
May S2-sse2,s: June. S31ssy33s; July, yOa< a. a.
o.: yellow. 64a65h; western higher and dull !;
asked. Oats higher southern and Pennsylvania.
3Sa42; western white A na4a; western mixed. 3s
a4O Rye nrul, 1IA.J. Provisions steady anu quiet
Butter easer-western pa ked 2Ua23; creamery, pa
% Esss lower. l2.al2%; Coffee steady : Rio
renned. firm and active. 15Isal8. Whisky steady
l2lal.23. Other articles unchanged Freights to
Liverpool per steamer duh - cotton. LTD; flour
per ton. os.. sral.l. Nd. sales - wheat. 425.OUO
bushels. corn, $500 bushels
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Asking $4,000 Damagss.
coIoRED GIRLS SUIT AGAINST A STEAMBOAT COZ

To-day, in the Circuit Court, Judge Hagner, the
case OF Bertha S. Ward against the Inland and
Seaboard Coasting CO. for $4,000 damages was
tried; Mr. A. X. Brown for the plaintiff and Mr.
n Wilson for defendant. She claims that on Octo-
Der 49, 1855, she took passage at Leonardtown on
the steamer J0nn W. Thompson for Washington,
and that the officers OF the boat seized her by the
heir, dragged him down stairs, and Tor several
days restrained her OF her liberty. The plaintiff is
q cOlOred girl, and was on the boat with the wife
Of count Mitkiewicz. who charged that she tplain-
tim had assaulted her, and at one of the landings
a warrant was ISSUED on which she was arrested.
She claims that the arrest was illegal and IL was
the duty Of the Officers OF the boat 70 project her
A RAZOR m HIS PocEsr.-wm. Gibson, colored
when Special SS,cer cspner arrested him razor
n IL
me lowest fne-ssO or 80 daya The defendant
noted an appeal
FEELING no Bsrfxa-ChaA Treling. the young
30 ny
doctor Gays he u In critical condition.
The OoaPss.
Circuit CouHr No l-ySdoe HaDar.
To-day, Wain at Asssog and Hersog agt.
Vain; hearing postponed 70 the gath
EQurrY oours-cAae Jssetee BiasAam oadJsdess
In nrss instance ordered. Windsor agt Green;
ie.ve 70 sabsstuts coy q . s@sndsd 6sts Trso-
echcitie1 aet Hoover; J. Z. Hood ana c. G. Cole
substituted Is trustees Harvey age Harvey; to-
umOny before G. lngle.
crrrrxAr coura-Ndps Momsposeyy.
To-day. Charles Lincoln, assault (appeaD: YER
Dict, gli.ity. Thomas I1t1geraad, homfdde fecog-
n 11, Sa 3csn jse assault S q
hn Sarah Kempef On April 2: o. thai
PofIcs counr7ysdQs 6sel
Today, WIN. 0in.oA co.ersd casrJing 2 n1or;
$50 o. 60 dayA Anthony HankR piueanity; s o.
Or q dayH Daniel vailor. coloTed, refusinY 70
assi1t N of3coS: Is o. IS dayA Samso Xelly o1s.
orderly conduct; S or rs dayA William snowden,
diSorderiy conduct; IS o. IS dAyA John Woo0on,
dtsuuoeriy cooouCt u county; 8 W7 oayG
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Murdered ~ an Ambushed Mexican
ST. LOUIS, April ia special says that Thos.
M kennedy, Q wealthy cattle dealer OF Browns
Vile, Texas was killed by sh.-in Jose Maria
hspaoza wealthy Mexican, aear Ferry Landing,
Iexas. The cause WAS Jealousy. The Mexican
nedy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-17
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MONEY SAVED
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care.
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Timely works ON Agriculture and Horticulture: .
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The prices always fair. and sstaols Book 10
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w ben baby wss sick. We gave her Castoria,
Whrn she was . child. she cried for Csstoria,
When she became Miss. abs clung to Castoria,
When she had children, She gave them Castoria
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BALs,x Frn Sou.

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sold at al the leading stores A l,rx. a.. p.,..
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RANGE OF THE THKRhOMKTRR-The Following
were the readings at the signal once to-day: q
m, IS; 2 p. IN, "a; maximum, 81: minimum, IS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-17

THE WEEKLY STARS Pocket Atlas OF the World
is offered free every new subscriber for one year
to the WEEKLY STAR. 1t is handsomely printed
book OF 19l pages profusely illustrated, with more
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-17

Tse Sa6nai Oef1cs 1nvessigasin9 q
Charges Agaiass Him.

Gen. oreer said 70 . STAR reporter this after.
noon that as soon a. he noticed in the newspaper
isst week the stories concerning the arrest
OF sergeant sherman OF the signal
Corps, In charge OF the station az New Haven. for
taxing Improper photographs OF young women, he
wrote 70 the Chairman OF the local meteorological
oommIttee al New Haven, stating that
ne was informed through the press thar
sherman was suspected OF being guilty
o. gross onenss against the public morals Ne
asked him whether, In hts opinion. the
changes were true ana II true, whether be
thought that the interests OF the service
would be best served by q Dismissal Of the man or
. reduction. He also wrote 70 sherman concern
ine the matter. and to-day received the following
NEW HAvEs, April H.
Am. with lega aid, thoroughly investisstins the
to-day. epRRNAs
sergeant
He sayS that Sherman is OF Q good family and
mas great many friends ana relatives Who II be
e innocent OF the charges, will see that he is
cleared OF the suspicionS
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LOST AND FOUND

e
- KXwARD-LosT-sATURD AFTERNOON
!. between Government Printing Once and Poto-
"a tergt,A small rsyoiyer saw rnboer handle by
sIn REWARD FOR THE RETURN OF
CIVwh1le bull and terrier gyp, with yellow SPOT
''Lind ose ear. to loss llth 81. NV. 1t.
n OsT-wIIL PRISON WHO FOUND PoCkET
& 5sy and ;at on Ssa TSrE lndS S1 rTiS Of
scketbo0k and draft payment Of the same having
80 stopped. 10 star Once No questions asked 1t.
\ coiriSs from 81 Mst,hen'. sunday S6oo ,;o az
. ss+i H, I, .i Msry B5hs lss on one side Less
4 OSI -LADl's GOLD HUNTING-CAsE WATCH
and than. on Gun street. between i a.d Masonic
'rnple or II the :aIrrOom OF the Marion Rifles Full
q nv ~ N'e'A 's "Af' IL fe'u'"ea " III ysh
I OsT 10TH INSTANT : LACE-BOkDERED
- iAh1kerch let between New Jersey ave and ST.,
sew Jersey ave. sc III.
osr7oN SUNDAY EyENING ABOUT $50
- ~ SrS "a and and 9TH and s., NV
sir. 70 star once il.
4 osT-A TURQUOISE BREAsTPIN AT CHURCH
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