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National Republican., 1888-03-17
Ny noY uhree years old was recently take

Ny nOY uhree years old was recently taken
with cold IN the head; his nose was stopped up
or days and nights 50 that II was diniinlt for
him 10 breathe and sleep | called ply.
>iCisn VINO prescribed but did him no good,
FIJI ally Gol u bottle of Ely's Cream Balm.
was clear in two days, ana he has been all
right ever since --E. J. HAZARD New York.
MY daughter and myself, great sufferers
from CatnIrh. wcro cured By Ey's Cream
Raim. Ny sense Of smcil Is restored &C. NJ
SrA%LIN, Shoe Dealer, lthsCa, n. Y.
National Republican., 1888-03-17
waning Damages for an Assault

The trial of the suit OF Milton A. Boswell
against r. o, Edmonton for $40 900 damages
ior Injuries received in an assault aud battery
committed on him by Edmonston on Inly 5,
1855. was begun yesterday In circuit court No.
2. Justice MerfiCk presiding, and was not fin
lsECd. Roswell was a bOOkkeepcr Ia the en-
picy ol EOmonston, and in dispute over the
accounts the assault Is said TO nave been made,
iured that several surgica, operations had to
be performed on him.
National Republican., 1888-03-17
Convicted OF petinrY.

James Mccarthy was convicted in the Crim
ma court yesterday of perjury on the testimony
of four small white boys under II years of age
The case grew out of the testimony of defend
ant in a case in the police court about month
since, when he was charged with selling
liquor to minors. He testified that he did not
sell the liquor, and that his wtl attended the
boz that day. The boys swore positively that
he did sell Them the lquOr
National Republican., 1888-03-17
Building Permits.

The following building permits were granted
yesterday: II. L. Commissy, 10 erect two brick
dwellings, iO7 sreet and one in alley rear OF
the house, at cost of sl,7Oo; Jas. B, Johnson,
a cost Of 81 ,iCO Edward Cooley. to erect five
brick dwellings, from 26li 10 262i !. street. at a
cost of $40 .0t0, and 7. G. Sost, to erect Que
hrick dwellings at 1908 II street northeast at a
pn,i of 81 COO
National Republican., 1888-03-17

TnE Dclghtul Liquid Laxative, Syrup Of
Figs Is II most agreeable sud valuable ia anily
remedy, rs It il easily taken by old ana young,
and Is prompt aud effective III curing Habilutl
Constipation aud the nauy Ills depending Hn
n weak and inactive condition OF tue Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels 1t acts gently, strengthens
the organs on which 1t acts, and awAkenS them
TO healthy activity. Fer sale by all leading
druruiEts
National Republican., 1888-03-17
The Unrecorded Deeds,

The commissioners yesterday discussed the
matter in relation to the failure to file certain
deeds at some lenpth, and finally prepared a
letterto Recorder Trotter, notifying him that
the matter must be investigated. They say
that the deeds were fled in his office before
o'clock on Saturday, the 10th instant, and
that they have an alidayit to this effect from
their messenger, JANIS Harris They i1ii-
mate that unless Mr.. Trottcr takes some cosni'
lanCC Of the affair trouble will arise.
National Republican., 1888-03-17
All on Account OF Jealousy.

The trial Of Estelle Washington, who was
convicted in the police court of an assault
uptn Nettie Johnson on Oct 10 last, md took
OIL arpcal 10 the criminal court came before
the latter court !esitrday and resulted in an
aCquiital Jealousy over young man was
the cause OF the trouble between the ddmselI.
and evidence was giveu To show that Nettte
mnGn mo al hNk.
National Republican., 1888-03-17
E.nnslnn nna ArrenlinrI Inrnr..

d. W. stock',il and johu d. G. Champion
were yesterday excused from further jury
duty for the balance # the term In circuit
court No. /. John u. Jldd aud Jacob Franz
were d. avn to tilSbthe vacancies thus created
WIN. NJ. Weaver was excused iron, AL jury
duty by Justice MerIick in crcni. court No
. or account OF a chronic disease, and Daniel
shepherd was drawn by the clerk to lake his
vaparCy.
National Republican., 1888-03-17
Assign ment of n Grocer.

George Altman, dealer In groceries and pro-
visions at 2CO n street southeast has made an
assignment OF all his goods chattels, fixtures,
ard books to Abraham pepew for the benei
Of his creditors. The salaries of employees
aud the claim OF A. Depew IL Son for 300 arc
pleiCTTcd accounts.
National Republican., 1888-03-17
He Was Given One Cent Damages. ..

Henry Moten was gwen verdict fel-t cent
damages in ciicnit court NO . yostcrily III
his suit against PetterB. White 70 possession
claimed'fIe mad been wiongfully elected by
NrIWh,te. He al o claimed 81 800 prot; de
"iivoc from the property by the defendant
While rc was IN wrongful possession thereof
National Republican., 1888-03-17
Charged win wiliuI misreprosenta-

william Mayseand William Mayse, jr., yes.
tcrday flied their answer to the suit brought
IN equity against them by Theodore Brooks
TO set nside four dee ds CT trust The defendants
make general denial OF all the allegations OF
the plaintiff. AID charge him with williul mis-
icTTCScntatiuns nf statements 10 secure the an
nulmCnt of certain legal contract.
National Republican., 1888-03-17

your complaint is want Of appetite, try
h0UT hci, re- dinner. Beware of cnnterieits.
ASH your grocer or druggist for the genuine
article, manufactured By Or. ]. q. u. Scgert
X Sons.
National Republican., 1888-03-17
The Telephone Cases

II is stated, upon what is considered reliable
authority, that when the supreme Court of the
| nitcd States IccCuyt mes next Monday de.
ciSon win he handed down in the celebrated
teiephone Cases.
National Republican., 1888-03-17
LIm.or Licenses Approved.

The following liquor licenses were approved
by The commissioners yesterday; Aug, r, Kaa.
leIt Inhn Dunkos, and John G. Baumon They
ilrapprovc the application OF Eugene g.
KNIGHT,
National Republican., 1888-03-17

FoR family use no beer Is better than the
"Fausp from the Anheuser-Busch Brewing
Association. Try II, and be convinced. Of
fec corner First and Virginia avenue SOUTH
west. Phone SSg-5. Ernnk SChMarz. manager.
National Republican., 1888-03-17
a Rare Chance.

Flcgnnt cabinet organs, with O. ! sets OF reeds
and 10 stops, for sale at ej5, formerly sold for
for Gi5. Call and ex mine them at the music
stoie of Bergmann 4 Tastet, SIG + st. N. w.
National Republican., 1888-03-17
Lodge n,eot,pcs To. Night.

The following lodges meet tonight at tho
places named:
|. o. q. T.-Pereverance, No. ., Elks' Hall,
DO Pennsylvania avenue.
Sons of Jonadab-Pioneer, No. !, 3ll Ninth
street nor Invest: Centennial No. 4, 3li Eighth
street, Spartan, No 8, 1923 seventh street north
WCSi.
National Republican., 1888-03-17
Soup for the Poor.

Mr.. o. G. staples, of Wizards Hotel, viii
give hundred gallons of good beef soup at 8
o'clock this afternoon to the poor. Tickets
fol- The snmp can be had of the police.
National Republican., 1888-03-17

ALMOSD MEAL, TOR soiteuing and beautifying
the skin: price 20 cents per box. Sold at
Sjmms's Pnsrmacy, corner Fourteenth street
anu New YORK avenue.
National Republican., 1888-03-17

THE latest novelty in bonuets has crown OF
alligator - in. II In wearing them the ladies
take cold, we say to them confltentlalls there
is no better remedy for coughs and colds than
Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup.
National Republican., 1888-03-17
E,sotric,,y rs a Motive Power.

US N s""o'-
The commissioners yesterday forwarded to
Senator ingalls, Capt. Grifiins report, with
accompanying maps. letters, g.. which IA rors
the use of electricity as motive power.
National Republican., 1888-03-17
49,
Gems ~ Watches.

so for IA karat Open. face Waitham
StcmwiDdCr. Same In Hunting Case,
$.5,
Sc 10, an Elgin or Waltham full size
Hunting Case Solid Gold stem winder,
SG5 huys one Of those elegant shell carved
American Strmwinders that usually
eell for S60
$40 sc make a special value for a ilnc
Wal'Lsm Ur Elgln StemwindGr, in heavy
solid IA karat gold cases, This watch ia
gIGot bargain.
aG5 buys the celebrated L. :. Bartlett
Waithan Watch, in II karat solid gold
cases. This sells regular for S65.
We keep all American
makcs-Howard, Waltham,
Elgin. Rockford, Columbus,
Springfield, Hamden, &c.
ard give a comprehensive
guarantee with every watch
sold.
The evening world., 1888-05-16
Coming Events.

Opening Of Lion Park tomorrow.
May Adams Association ball, Suffers Park, next
Friday night.
Young Ladies' Festival. at Lexington Avenue
Opera-House, Thursday.
Ball Of the John Ryan Association at the LICKING
ton Avenue Opera.House on May Is
Entertainment Of the New York Central schuet-
zen Corps at Washington Park tonight.
The ".Rivals" entertainment and ball, Lexing-
ton Avenue opera-House, Friday next.
Annual picnic Of the Yorkville Pleasure Club at
Washington Park, on Tuesday, May %.
Reception Of the Marquis Social Society at
Harris's Assembly Rooms, Ia East Broadway, this
evening.
Opening Of the COSMOPOLITAN Park, ono Hundred
and sixty-nintn street ana Tenth avenue, this
evening.
Fourth annual summer nights festival Of the
employees Of skinner a Sutherland at the Empire
City Colosseum on Tuesday, May %
Opening OF the Cosmopolitan Park and Casino,
One Hundred and Sixty-ninth street and Tenth
avenue, on Wednesday and Thursday, May IS
and II.
Celebration Of the NTH anniversary Of the mar
riage OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles K LII Gar, OF 3O9
West Eighteenth street, on Wednesday, May 16 at
4 80 p. N.
The evening world., 1888-05-16

Carolyn, II declare, I'd like to be a violet
myself, just for the sake of being loved by
everybody"
mo need of your joining the floral king
dom for that, Miss Lyn," said Tom; you
know your friends and lovers are legion"
But violets are never injured with praise
or admiration like vain mortals, and yield
Carolyn. ~ shall always associate them
hereafter with this my hrst hunt after them
them always begins on the street, where they
make their annual debut In the hands Of
flower girls, who have me for q daily Gus
TONER"
Thus they sat and, chatted, and the mo-
msnts passed swiftly by until the deepening
whore Mark was, that he should leave her SO
long u%nsought, and she proposed going to
they crossed the rustic bridge, and were
walking slowly along the path when Carolyn
CO ight sight Of Mark huTrying through the
woods in an opposite direction. She called
him. but he did not hear, and she was left TO
imagine all sorts Of reasons for his rather odd
behavior.
The evening world., 1888-05-16

The group soon separated in different di-
rections, and Carolyn was left searching alone
in one place, when Tom came hastily towards
her saying:
Miss Carolyn, you are in luck if you
come with me. I've discovered any quantity
growing down by the brook, and came to fell
YOU"
"Oh, thank you, Mr.. Chauncey You are
my good genius / have only these few you
see" holding them before him, and looking
up with her own violet eyes. which thrilled
him with happiness whenever he met their
soft gaze.
arm in his and led her to the violet bank
where they found them growing, as he re-
ported, in large quantities.
Carolyn was enthusiastic In her admiration
of and success In getting them, and they
soon had gathered every blossom within
sight, chatting merrily all the while.
Then they sat down o.0 on the % %0s sCvn seat ot
trees. 10 wait the ooming OF the rest.
Carolyn sang, 49, know a q n .whereon
the Wild thyme grows" while Tom hummed
an accompaniment.
whist lovely flowers these are" said
The evening world., 1888-05-16

face with its water, kissing and pressing her
passionately to his heart. But his warm
words and kisses brought no life back for a
long time. Then she revived and smiled
upon MIN SO lovingly that he was assured of
her forgiveness.
But everything remained to be told, and
she was unable to speak or move from such a
sudden shock and reaction. So he carried her
back to their ~faYorite seat and, with her arms
c~linging fast to his neck and her head lying
on his breast, he told the cruel story of his
mistake and rashness-how he had gone in
search of her on that dreadful day, and near
that very spot heard lome one say;
Miss Lee, ! can wait If you give me any
hope for the future"
TranshIed to the spot, he was stabbed with
Mr.. ohSunosy, although I love you, I am
bound to ~
And then he rushed away, determined 10
leave her that very night.
1t was needless to dwell on the wretched-
ness he endured. At q hotel on his journey
East, he met Sydney Chaunoey and his bride
Bell Lee, whom sydney told him came near
being lost to him. by Marks sudden appear
anoe Just - no asked the important question
The evening world., 1888-05-16

seat for q week, and Mark Beresford was as
devoted as any month-old iancee could de-
sire. But Tom Chauncey was there, too,
looking as miserable as he did when the en-
gagement was first announced.
And her tender heart felt more and more
full of pity for poor Tom, who tried in vain
to appear unconcerned and light hearted in
the bewitchlng presence of her who seemed
more like an angel than ever, now that she
was lost to him. And in mistaken kindness
she endeavored TO cheer and draw him away
from his thoughts. No wonder Toms eyes
were riveted on her whenever she was in
sight, or that he was voted u~naccountably
stupid by the rest of the girls.
But Mark Beresford understood affairs,
only he coveted the time and attention that
Carolyn bestowed on Chauncey, and gradu.
ally the - green.eyed monster" orept into
hi, heart, and hs began to doubt her al
l~egiance TO himself.
Thus matters stood, whom one day the frst
Nolets at the season were announcedtsAp
the whole party pSoceededrto the Vpodat0
ssAEch fuH ihe sweet iittle blossomaSiTThsy
were few and far between as yet, and merry
was the strife AZ to who should gather the
largest quantity.
The evening world., 1888-05-16

The group were assembled on the lawn
awaiting the arrival of the loiterers, of whom
there were two besides Ign and Tom-her
Cousin Bell and Toms brother Sydney, who
stood, on this pleasant spring afternoon,
looking out III the scene of her grief, the
memory of the past, with its deep, trusting
love and sudden disappointment, came rush
ing over her t~umultuously, and finging a
shawl around her, she ran across the lawn,
down by the brook to the old NOISY seat,
where he had often spent happy hours with
her, and where he first avoided her on that
e%yentful day.
This was such a day as that, bright and
balmy-and the air laden with the perfume
of yiolets. But the odor sickened her now,
and she turned away from the sight Of them,
Poor little violets, how I loved you one
year ago, but now you bring nothing but BIT
the soft moss, she sobbed out her misery
where none could see or hear her;
"Oh, Mark, Mark! !" she walled, "f you
had only told me what Il was!"
Darling, can you ever forgive me p
And with q wild cry she sank insensible In
Marks arms.
He bore her to the brook and bathsd her
The evening world., 1888-05-16

on that eventful day. Then il turned out
that Tom and Lyn were innocent, and he
had wronged them by his suspicious. Stung
with remolse, he has ened on to seek them
both, and make what reparation was posi-
BILE. What if Carolyn loved another by this
time, or would refuse to see him? But
when he found she had gone IN the country
for q few days. he was encouraged 10 hope u
was on account of the anniversary of the day.
So there he found her, weeping and un-
happy, and there he left her. smiling and
peaceful. 1t was not hard to forgive him, for
he brought her rest, and she had SO longed
for it,.
Mark gathered . bunch of ~violsts, and, lay.
ing them In her lap, said
Lyn, darling, ROW doubly dear these
flowers viii ever be to us, for they have
brought Us together AGAIN."
Yes, ! love you again now, little yiolets."
kissing them as she spoke, and will wear
you on nv wedding day"
And the old trees waved their assent, .
the sunset came and fingered beside them till
twilight drove her away and yet they sat and
say the many loving words they had for each
other.
The evening world., 1888-05-16
An,wers 20 Correspoudent..

P.LD.-"K Kindly advise me through your COL
ANN which one OF the following sentences Ia cor
rect: 'English as she Is spoke' or English a. 1t Ii
spoken. Both.
S. Mt Is perfectly correct to say two spoon
fus. II II also correct TO say two spoons tull.
Two different ideas are conveyed. The nrst Ii an
idea OF quantity contained in one spoon twice filled.
The second implies two spoons, both full.
tbe case NJ chiIdren horn m Ifn,ted St"tss c,,,zsnS
in foreign countries you should send your name
and address on an envelope, postage prepaid.
r. L-''Kindly inform me who IL the agent OF
the Melbourne Exhibition In New York, aud give
any other you may have" There ID
no agent in tins country, and all applications for
space must te made through the United States
consulate. The Exhibition opens In August
The evening world., 1888-05-16
NEWS

Mrs Maokay Is quite Ill in London.
Gen. Boulanger returns to Paris and 10 received
with both CHEERS and hisses.
The police OF Sydney, Australia, prevent q cargo
Of Chinese immigrants from landing.
Gen. Grants widow entertains some Of the Metho-
dist veterans at her Sixty-sixth street house.
Boston's nrst citizen. John F., ia too drunk to
appear at q gotten up In his honor.
The soci6te Francaise de Bienfaisance 10 going to
found q large hospital In West Thirty-fourth street,
The English Government grants Lord Wolseiey's
demands and asks q large sum of money for mill
tary purposes
1t is reported that George F. Stuart, American
Consul at New Britain, one of the South Sea Islands,
has been murdered by natives.
The evening world., 1888-05-16
The Flying Dove Of Peace.

Ahohly frosted ~auivsinE. flying Dove. A Dream OF
Ldfs screen calendar. An imported ideal head. An i'm
ported frosted snow sosns and . full ses Of magnificent
floral oards. Fourtssn artistic piscss. Sent 20 any one
who will buy from . druEEists boz Of the genuine On.
O. MoLANz's CELEBRATED Lrvnn PnLs tpios rs ots. }
and mail us the outside wrapper from the boz with
cents in stamps. writs your address plainly. LxMro
Bros. Pittsburg. Pa
On. o. McLAsE's LrvEn PILLS arc . sure cure for
Sick Headache. Biiousness and Dyspepsia. They are
peculiarly adapted for ladies'. and are absolutely safe,
prepared from the purest materials.
The evening world., 1888-05-16

glove night between Austin Gibbons, of Paterson,
and George Butler, of Newark, In this city carly yes
terday. which was awarded 10 Gibbons. The pugi.
listic party engaged In a tree fight after the mill
All hands were arrested at the Erie station this
morning while they were waiting for q train.
Murphy Is now in Jail in default OF bail. Russell
and Dorsey gave ball as Witnesses.
The evening world., 1888-05-16

George Howard, who was held in 81, 900 bail by
Justice German in the Harlem Police Court Mon
day on a charge of swindiing by means Of bogus
checks, has been again arralgned in court
on q charge of swindling the clothing nrm of
Underhill. Slote q Cornell, 74B 7b0 Broadway, out
OF $50 worth OF clothing ny the same means He
was held In 81. 900 additional Uail on this charge.
The evening world., 1888-05-16

M. Il. Rosenfeld, author Of nc Kentucky Gal
lopade, has ,oritten a number of eccentric songs
and melodies, but none compare toih his latest.
soriten for Lottd and dedicated to Lille Corinne.
The words and music ,oiu be printed tomorrow
in The EVENING WORLD.
The evening world., 1888-05-16
SPORTS OF TRACK AND RING.
MR.. BLANCHARD ARRANGING FOR A BIG
RACE MEETING AT MYSTIC.

Good sport Looked For at Cedarhurst on
Saturday-Tho Profits In French Mutuels
The lie Blanche-FelI Fight OF for Good
Two Big Athletic Rvents to Occur on
Saturday Afternoon.
The evening world., 1888-05-16
New City Appointments.

The following appointments have been made by
the Commissioners OF Charities and Correction
Archibald Campbell. assistant physioian; John Ice,
fireman, City Prison; william Hassert, Kate Pho
Ian, Ann Cassidy, Mary slattery, Henry Spear,
Maurice Barrett, Joseph Sullivan, John j. Norton,
NJ. j.. Barron and Mary M. Carter, attendants:
Julia Troy and Joseph A. Brandt were appointed
nurses at Randalls Island Hospital. The assistant
physicians salary il $500 Tho salaries of the
others range from sl92 to $500.
The evening world., 1888-05-16

The EVENING WORLD uoiu print tomorrow
the ,oords and music Of a ne,o eccentric song
,oriaen by NJ. Il. Roseryeld, author Of tie Ken
lucky 'Gallopade, for LoHa, and dedicated to
| Little Oorinne.
The evening world., 1888-05-16
La Blanche Say. tho Fell Fight 10 on.

ECr TO IHE OHIDs
BOSTON, May 16. George La Blanche, the Marine,
arrived in town yesterday from New York. La
Blanche said he was anxious to light Jim Fell, Of
New York, ''but," said he, 81 don't propose TO light
him with skin gloves to a finish for any $500 purse.
It's too small an amount for such q nght; besides,
1 was offered q $3.50 purse in this Town to night
Fall -
The evening world., 1888-05-16

beautiful moses and flowers, with which the
WINDOW was hllsd, dancing in little quick
s'eps before her eyes, as II saying Look
Sp' SAD heart See, how bright and merry
We are and be JieeffHto, SB6e,sH
br 20" spring NOR strn1eAns nor flowers
SSeoughl hght Abaftyt . GU44oiyrg yLSe.ff"One
Sear ago shshad been the Rayest 81 the CAV
sfpup VINO came down to her sisters county,
The evening world., 1888-05-16
Ma Rise in Fares M Yet.

Though rumor said that 1t would. the Executive
Committee OF the Manhattan Elevated Board Of
Directors did not raise the fare on that
road from nve to seven cents yesterday.
Vice. President Galloway said, as he came
from the meeting: "No, the question Of fares was
not even raised. Only the usual routine business
was TT ,nsacted.
Eddie Gould was the only representative Of the
Gould family present at the meeting.
The evening world., 1888-05-16

NE Of the most On
thusiastio promoters
of sport in the coun-
try, Mr.. David Blanch-
ard, Of Boston, whose
we'll : considered re-
vision of boxing rules
endurance contests
was published not long
ago in THE EVENING
WORLD, is in town for
a few days. MIR.
Blanchard is likely to
give, If the effort
meets fair
ment, O six-day race
meeting at Mystic
later in The season.
The evening world., 1888-05-16

"Kutchv, Kutohv Co.," Lotta's great socsn-
trtottv, CORDS ana music bv NJ FL. Rosenrsld,
author OF the Kentucky GaAopade, dedicated TO
az Cortnne, tou be printed IN TIE EVENING
WORLD tO-morTotn.
The evening world., 1888-05-16
Alliance Literary Club.

The Alliance Literary and Social Club has been
organized with the following members: Joe Prayer,
President; William SUITES, Vice President; Samuel
Harris, Secretary; Nathan Kantrovitz, Treasurer;
ChaR. Kaiser, Sergeant at ARMS; Matthew Nasched,
MAX Levy, Lazarus Cohen, Harry DAYS., James
Cohen.