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A NEW TRICK OF BURGLARs-"There have been
several neat Jobs done by thieves during the past
few days" said q detective to STAR reporter
I'm each case the robbery has been committed ad-
joining vacant house. Their racket is to 60
through the vacant house and then climb from
one house to another. So persons living next
to vacant houses should be careful and secure the
windows adjoining the vacant house, or such win.
dows as may be easily entered from them"
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The Fatal Hair Cut.

THE AGONY OF A SCION OF THE HOUSE OF sWACk-
HAMMER THRIILINGLY PORTRAYED.
From the Chicago Tribune.
"And this is the end, Miss Peterbridge?"
The speaker was young man OF magnificent
physical proportions. He stood erect before the
fairhaired girl and looked searchingly In her eyes
And as Maud Petherbridge met his gaze unflinch-
ingly she felt in her Utmost soul that she had
never seen a finer specimen OF athletic manhood
than AlpheuS Swackhammer
at Is, MIR. Swackhammer," she replied, firmly,
but with tnge OF sadness In her low, musical
voice ana her lovely eyes luminous with tender
pity. "Deeply as 1t pains me TO utter the words
that sever the relations between US and disstpate
the dream Of happiness In which we have INDUCED,
'.Maud Petherbridge, exclaimed the young man,
resOlutely choking down emotion that tmpeded his
utterance, SIT shall be as you wish, but before /
close this chapter IN the book OF my lte and go
will hencefOrth encompass me like dreary and
lmtless desert, l surely have the right to ask you
heart. what Is it that has come between us!"
do you ask me, Mr. Swackhammer2" she said, In
a voice OF agonizing entreaty.
II insist upon knOwingl
There was a deep and oppressive silence for some
moments, during which the young lady struggled
to gain her wonted seIf-pOssession-
tone OF solemn conviction that left doubt OF her
sincerity, II would spare you this II could, but 1t
is best, perhaps, that you should know. Why! o,
hair clipped close TO your head?"
"IS that all?" exclaimed they Dung man, impetu-
ously, as he took step nearer; 'It Will grow out
again"
cit is not that!n she replied, as she motioned
him back with an involuntary gesture and shook
her head with sigh OF bitter despair. II have
never told you that am a student OF phrenOlOgy.
Yet am. can now read your head IKE an open
book Mr.. Swackhammer, you have no spiritual
lty, no sublimity, no continuity, no veneration.
Your principal faculties are your combativeness
and your alimentiveness. We could never study
Browning together. My dream Is over"
The young man crushed his hat down on his
cropped head, and q moment later the walls OF the
prinCely mansions either side or Prairie avenue
echoed with the sound OF his heavy tread on the
sidewalk as he strobe away In the chill night air
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Parental Judgment.

From the Omaha World.
Little Dot lat the table)-sSome more Of that,
please"
Mamma (wh0 has finished her meal and feels
sense OF repletion)-"Mercy, no; you'll kill your
self"
Papa twho came in late and has just got started
swell, II you won't help her, win. III not SIT
quietly by and see q child starve.r
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Local Notes.

To-day petition was filed in the Equity Court
for the issue OF writ de iunatic0 inQuirendo in
the case OF Lucinda Gassaway, who has been an
inmate OF ST. Elizabeth's hospital since November
IA last similar petition was also filed In the
case OF stephen II. Brown. pensioner.
M0rttmore Redmon to-day sw0re out q warrant
In the Police Court, charging Americas Davis
with keeping barking dog at No. 1929 10th
street.
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AWoman In the Case, Of Course.
COURT DEVELOPMENTS IN THE CHICAGO EAR-CUTTIN,
CASE OF LAST WEEK.

George Bell, the young man who cut on George
X. Murray's ear In cigar store in Chicago last
Friday night, was arraigned before Justice White
Monday, charged with mayhem. He is good
looking, smooth-faced, and about twenty-rour
years Old. Murray, who Is about twice as old.
came into court with the left side OF his head done
up In bandages and plasters. When Bells eyes
fell upon his victim he glared upon him with look
OF v1nd1ctiye hatred Murray put his hand on his
remaining ear and got as far away from the pris-
except as to his name and age Murray TOOK
the stand and told the story Of the cutting as pre-
viously related In The STAR He was standing in
the cigar store writing when be felt some one nip
his ear. Then Bell ran out and he discovered that
the young man had cut on his ear and q slice of
his neck At this point Mr.. Forrest, Bells counsel,
took the witness In hand and sensational points In
the case came out
"were you engaged to be married to Mrs Bell?"
81 object" roared Murrays counsel, and the OBJ
lection was sustained.
"pS you ever pass the night with her at house
"Your honor said Mr.. Forrest. ave want to
prove the motive Of this assault We have here
written consent from Mrs. Bell which shows the
true character OF the complainant and exonerates
the prisoner" At this statement Murray started
and seemed annoyed, but Justice White refused TO
admit the confession and ruled out all the ques-
lions with which Forrest piled Murray as TO his
relations with Mrs. Bell Another witness said
that neither Of the men said word until after the
cutting was over: "Bell was pacing up and down
the store while Murray was writing at the coun-
Ter suddenly Bell stepped up behind the writer,
did something 10 his ear, and walked out quickly.
thought he mad prtcked his ear FOR joke. Muir
ray Kept ON writing TIL went up 70 him and said,
his hand TO feel OF his ear but he didn't ind it be-
cause IL wasn't there"
Bell was held in 81, 600 TO the Criminal Court
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Irish Pres yterjans.

BELFAST, June 5.-The Presbyterian general as
sembly OF Ireland met to-day in this city. the NJ.
tiring moderator declared In his opening speech
that the Presbyterian Church Is soundly uni0nist
ID us views 0iadst0nei5m, he said, implied the
Gripping OF the churchs resources the transfer OF
education TO the hands OF the Romanists, and per-
maps the expulsion OF Presby tertantSm from the
greater part OF Ireland.
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want the Duty ON sugar Removed.

want the Duty ON sugar Removed.
RESOLUTIONS OF THE BALTIMORE BOARD on TRADE.
BALTIMORE June 5.-The board of trade at its
monthly meeting yesterday adopted resolution
requesting that Congress remove the duty on
sugar altogether, or, II that Is Incompatible with
the new tarin DILL that the lowest rate Of duty be
EXTENDED 70 embrace No Is, Dutch standard. The
resolution declares that the proposed duty on
sugar as indicated by the Mills BILL gives greater
protection TO the sugar trust than ever
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Electing Judges I'm Illinois.

THE RESULT GIVES THE STATE A REPUBLICAN ST.
PREME BENCH FOR THE FIRST TINE
CHICAGO, June Affections were held through
out Illinois yesterday for judges OF the Supreme
Court. The returns, which are nearly all In, show
that the republican candidates, David j. Baker,
Jacob W. Wlkin. Joseph Nj. Bailey and Benjamin
ID. Magruder were elected in the FIRST third sixth
and seventh Districts and John Ii. Scolfield, a
democrat, the present incumbent, In the second
district. THIS makes the supreme bench OF ILL.,
nois republican for the nrst time In its history.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-05

LAWS WITHOUT THE PRESIDENTS SIGNATURE
The act granting to the Washington and Idaho
Railroad Co. the right OF way through the Cour D.
Alene Indian reservation, and the act to grant to
the Fort Smith and FL PasO Railroad Co. right Of
wey through the Indian Territory and for other
purposes were presented to the President May IL,
1883, and not having been returned by him TO the
house OF Congress, In which they originated, with
In the ten days prescribed, they have become laws
without consent
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District GOvernnlent Affairs.
A POLICE PATROL BOAT.

POLICE PATROL BOAT.
Harbormaster sutton has Just returned from
police patrol boat He purchased the 1sSadie
Walker" and the boat will be here tomorrow.
TIE DISTRICT APPROPRIATION BILL
the seps9s on this
Ss
alton bill, OF which senator Plumb Is chairman,
the subcommittee having decided to push ahead
with the consideration OF the bill Ordinarily the
committee has taken its time after the bill passed
the House to consider It, but the near approach OF
the end Of the present fiscal year has doubtless
prompted more early consideration. The bill will
Be considered item by item, and the Commission
increases allowed by the subcommittee
'BuILDINa Permits
are f1ne" said Architect Brady to-day to aSTAR ne
have been any day this season" Ms. WALLACE
was granted permit to build one brick dwelling
e S. = CS ss r
west, 1880; J. E Ciokey, three brick dwellings,
240O to 24O4, Pennsylvanta avenue, $4,000; Chaa
Weser one brick store At ~ l2th street north
The Commissioners today finished the inspec-
ton Of the streets with the senate committee on
some days ago TEE star mentioned thar WIN.
Brahler Of 735 4th street northeast, had violated
the liquor law by placing 9 door between his 50:
been revoked. To-day the Commissioners nave or
dered that his license be given him, as he has COM
piled with the conditions upon which tt was 0rtgt
nally granted.
MARRIED At ELxvENt WIDOWED At SIxTRIN.-
The suicide In philadelphia OF Alfred X Manning,
domestic history. Manning left letter charging
that his wffes unfatthfulnesa Was the cause Of his
H as s e. was 0IH So sa "a sss q
adopted her when she was street watl and after
his wife died, ve years ago, although the girl vas
mafryipg her. They we've married and had two
children. Ie was noticed lAfely that Manning
showed signs Of insanity. ne vas extlemely
without money or any explanati1n. The ART che
ns a s y ssss m s sEs WA ~ esssel
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American Habits.
From the New York Tribune.


An observant citizen makes the following calcu-
lation which Is given for what 1t is WORTH Out Of
every ten average American men, one will take
the wrong side OF the walk, two will stand In the
door OF car II there is no seat three will sport
tOothpick In their mouths In public four will ex-
pectorate In public places, nve WILL carry an UNI
brella horizontally under their arm In the street,
remove their hat In downtown elevator when Q
lady enters, eight will forget TO shut car door
when they go Ia or out, nine will risk their lives
TO catch train when they could just as well wait
for the next one and the whole ten Will gr0wl all
their lives at public nuisances without doing any
thing to abate them.
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Queer Predfcamemt Of u French Gun.

QUEENSTOWN, June 5.-The steamer British Prin-
cess from Philadelphia May % for Liverpool, which
arrived at this port this morning, met the French
gunboat Crocodile, bound from the Azores for ST.
Pierre, on the 18th OF May, in latitude Al north,
longitude Al west. The Crocodile was destitute OF
coal and provisions With great difficulty the
British Princess supplied her with 35 tons OF coal
and a quantity OF provisions.
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The Courts.

CIRCUIT COURT No. 2-Jud0e Merrick.
To-day, Caldwell agt. Baltimore and Potomac
Railroad Co.; jury out. Anderson agt. same; on
trial
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-05

Hernann's Majority Said % BE 1000
Republicans Claim the Lexislasure.
PoKTLASD, ORE, June sit Is believed that Her
mann, for Congress, has 1000 majority. The re-
pubiicans claim more. The republican estimate of
the Legislature IL 10 70 II on joint ballot.
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ARRIyAL or THE NEW GERxAx M1N1s1

ARRIVAL OF The NEW GERMAN MINrSrER.-Count
Arco Valley, the new German minister, arrived in
the city last night from New York, accompanied
by Baron Won Zedtwtz, charge d. affaires who met
him In New York. He has taken rooms At Weick-
er's. He did not appear at the state Department
TODAY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-05

But u you have cough or cold or chest
pans or rheumatism. lumbago. back
sehs. or kidney pain. use BENsOS's
iLAsIEk without delay and you viii
obtain prompt relief. This plaster.
While powerful In effect is soothing
and pleasant. and does not injurs the
hiost deneate skim Our best physlcians
20 hot Hesitate TO r-conmend BEN
SONS Plaster 10 their patients.
careful buyers will avoid limitations BY
ssking tor BENsON'S. A
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Political Arigh snseaIc.


As there will be $50 votes OF delegates cast In the
oallettings al St Louis for candidates for Presi-
dent and Nice-President, the number OF votes neo-
cessary for choice Will, OF course be All. The
electoral college, however, casts soi votes, each
state having as many electoral votes as it has
representatives and senators taken together.
The majority In the electoral college IN sol. In
1884 MT. Cleveland had 2lp electoral votes 10 lss
cast for Mr.. Blaine, or a majority OF 81. Mr.
cleveland got the electoral votes Of these states
Alabama, 10; Arkansas. .; Connecticut, O; Della
ware, 3: Florida, 4; Georgia, ~; Indiana, rs;
Kentucky, Is; Louisiana, 4; Maryland, =; Mis-
sssppi, 3; Missouri, i6; New Jersey, o; New ld4k.
30; North Carolina, n: south Carolina, y; Ten
nessee, ~; Texas -; Virginia, l2; West Viz
ginia, Mr. Cleveland could have lost Indiana,
or New Jersey and Connecticut and still have becn
elected, but he could not have afforded 20 lose
New York In the improbable event that no can
oidate has a majority OF electoral the cleo
ton OF President Will deyove upon the House
OF Representatives In this the vote Will 10
taken by states, the representation from each
state having one vote. As the republicans control
at present. majority OF the state representations,
the President chosen would IN the contingency
supposed, be the republican candidate.
An American Schooner seized.
ST. Johns, y. L.. Dispatch to the y. Herald June 4.
The American banking schooner Ambrose "A.
Knight OF Gloucester, Captain Digglns, master.
and the crew were arrested here to-day on a
charge OF smuggling bait 10 the French BANKERS al
ST. Pierre, ia conJrayention Of the Newfoundland
bait act. The United States consul procured ball
| which WAS taken
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Killed By the carr
WHILE ON HIS WAY 10 rus Of. LOUIS pknocRArc oos

vESrioN.
David 7. Disney, while en- route with the Duck
worth Club. OF which he was q member, 20 the ~.
Louis convention, sunday. met with a distressing
accident at seymour. Ind, from the effects Of
which he died at O'Clock yesterday morning he
was the youngest son OF the late David DISNEY, q
member of Congress for two terms from Cincin-
naii who lost his seat account OF hs support VI
the Kansas Nebraska ball Mt. DisneyAs long ea-
10 the danger or boarding moving trains, and In
attempting 10 get aboard a. mis- train Vas leaving
seymour has loot caught and he was thrown be-
tween the platform and the cars. and wss dread
fully bruised and one leg was cut Oh. The re-
mains OF the Deceased were brought 60 Cincipnsu
Yesterday. Tue club proceeded 70 St Louis under
the Impression thai their comrsde had Q chance
Tor recovery.
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The Kaiser Feeling Well.

PoTsDAM, June emperor Frederick passed q
good night. lie arose at 10 O'Clock and went out
upon the terrace. He is without any headache
This morning he received reports from gems. Won
Al0edyll and Won Rauch and Count Won Radolin-
ROdOlipskL
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dl7-6n
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IT Is STRICTLY PURE, UNIFORM IN QUALITY.


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day with that made twenty years aso.
contains nothing that niure the finest fabric.
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READ THIS TWICE
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Duels In the street.
TWO sANGUINARY AFFAIRS AT PARIS, rRuN.-Ol
RRsrlTING RATAIIY


Telegram to the NY. Herald, from Paris, Tenn,
June 4, says: Kennie Porter and Bill Edmunds met
this evening at O'Clock In front Of the Wright and
Edwards saloon. Edmunds was standing on the
street talking when Porter stepped behind Q brick
pie ana began firing. Edmunds drew his pistol
and started toward Porter. nring all the time, but
before he could get fair shot, three balls had
struck him and he fell He nred once after
iainng TWO balls went through his
lett wrist which he had raised for pro-
tectlon. Ope ball struck him In the hip.
forCer shot nrst and nred 1ve fines Edmunds
nred th.ee times. There was not q word spoken
untll Porter began shooting, when Edmunds drew
ms pistol The wounds are not necessarily fatal
fOrter mas left town, but several persons are In
pursuit OF him. AS Alex. B. White, cashier OF the
commercial Bank, was standing talking to some
one IN 'front.' OF F. c. McNeills drug store, at Gals
t0-nlght Dudley Porter walked up and remarked
"fou are telling u - len at the same time run
ming his hand into his vest pocket to draw pistol
WMte Drew bis pistol nrst and shot Porter twice,
once through the heart, killing him instantly.
kennle Porter and White had q shooting ARRAY
some time ago In which the former was badly
wounded, and this Is the cause OF the killing.
White did not attempt TO get away. The P0rters
are sons OF Jas ID. Porter, ex-Assistant United
States secretary OF State, who felt compelled
some time ago on account OF his sons troubles To
nave his name Withdrawn in connection with the
eiectlon OF United States Senator by the legisa.
lure next January, TO succeed Senator Isham G.
Harris. Dudley Porter shot and badly wounded q
man In New York some years ago. The widest eX.
clteulenJ now prevails.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-05

The FREE BRIDGE.-In the case OF the United
States ex rel Secretary of War Endicott agt. the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Co, Judge James this
morning made an order confirming the auditors
report unless cause be shown to the contrary on
the 18th instant. The award Is $29, 800 for the
land for the northern abutment and approach TO
the new free bridge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-05

From the London Truth.
Ny own particular grievance y that cup OF tea
costs more than glass Of beer, although II can
be conclustyely shown that cup Of tea can -
produced for isss than glass Of beer. There are
people who would have no Intoxicating drinks
sold at railroad baya DO not 70 90 far e thts.
All that Demand " equality IN price between tn
intoxicAnts and tho observation-disclosures.
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Arrn,s Ham Vroon

Renders the hair soft. plant and riossy pro-
notes fresh growth. and cures eruptive dis
eases OF the scalp. Mary A. Jackson. Salem,
Nass. writes: Il have used Ayers Hair vixor
for 4 number Of years. and 81 has always gwen
me satisfaction. II is an excellent dressing
prevents the hair from turning sray insurss
Its vigorous growth. and keeps the scalp white
and clean"
Several months ago MY hair commenced
falling ont. aud In . few weeks I YVES almost
bald bought . bottle Of Ayers Hair visor.
and. After using only part Of 10. my head Was
covered with heavy growth Of hs r.-Thomss
Hundsy. Sharon Grove KY.
AYERS HAIR yIGoR.
Prepared by Dr. J. O. Aver 4 Co.. Lowell.
Mass Sold by Druzxists and Perfumers is2S
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MAHlslIrn

FRIEDRICH-KING. ON Monday evening. June 4.
1Sss, Is y m, by the Rev latl.sr suIlynn. Ml.s
GEokGlE A. KING 10 Mr.. ALBERT A IhiLDklIa.
botn " this city. No oards
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-05

HE GENUINE
30 ii Nm 10 OPS
MALT EXTRACT
BEST NUTRITIvE TONIC
and most
rALATABLE HEALTH BEVERAGE
for impaired Digestion, Dyspepsi&. Convslescenca
Weak Children and General Debility.
WHAT PROF COLEMAN, OF GLASGOW. SAYS OF
II suffering from attack Of Illness which had Ut
only reduced my strength. but brought on extreme
exhaustion from inability appropriate food, tried
the effects OF the Genuine Johann Hons Malt Extract
~neslasxful three times day Its use was followed
b marked edects-l Food which had heretofore ossA
found to the aliu.eHtary canal MECHANICAL u,
vested properly. There appeared an INCREASED
lower OF evolving animal heat and storing up rat
be~arsOf limitations The genuine has the SIGNATURE
Of Johann HOn' the n-ck Of every bottle AL
others u worthless limitations -
JOHANN HOFF. Berlin and Vienna New York
Once: g Barcl.y Al ta3-tu. th6s
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An Addition 20 sae Family.

An Addition - the Family.
From the Boston Courier.
Brown-'Jones has had an addition to his
family"
Rohins0n-"HaI o bort"
B.-"No."
R-sOhI girl?"
with him. I'VE - ~
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Boulanger Discredits Himself.
HIS STATEMENT OF YESTERDAY PRONOUNCED CON
FUSED, CONTRADICTORY, AND ABSURD.

FUSED, CONTRADICTORY, AND ABSURD.
PARIS, June 5.-The majority OF the morning
papers regard General Boulanger'5 statement OF
the policy which he outlined in his speech before
the chamber Of deputies yesterday as confused,
praise Minister FlOquetS reply and express their
belief that the debate has Helped TO concentrate
the republican forces in the chamber. The Jour-
nal DIES Debates however, says that the declara-
lions from the tribune do not suf1ce to stay the
course OF events
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rur prxocRAno rLIrpokx srrronrs rur m
TAKIff BILL

ruI DEMOCRATIC rLArFoRx svrronrs ruv uuIs
TAkiff BILL
Cpon reassembling at O'Clock yesterday morn
ing, the Arkansas democratic state convention
adopted platform, and proccedsd 10 the eighty
sixth ballot for governor. When the ninety -afth
ballot was taken, delegates favorable 10 Fletcher
Eagle, Rector, and fishoack forced An adjoura-
ment untn O'Clock
The afternoon session developed nothing % IN
terest until the roll-can on the one hundred and
eighth ballot when Desha County cast three votes
for Gen. Daniel II. Reynolds DARK horse There
WAS a nipple OF excitement. but IL dled away
dent resulting In no material change one nun
dred and seventeen ballots wefe taken up 70
O'Clock last evening Without result The piAuorta
favors the Mills tarin I'LL immigration, ana ln-
structs the Arkansas deiegatiOn 20 81. Louis 20
support Cleveland A resolution tndorsing Alien
q. Thurman for Vice. President met with decided
opposition and was Withdrawn