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THE HOUSE.

AGiiilli-J, ~. DeEUdtu, DEM
Ascenslon-Jos. St. Armand, Dem
Assnmption-J. f. Leblanc, Dem.
Avuyelies-Aristide Barbin JAS, K.
Bond, Dem
Baton Rouge, East = A. Benjamin
and J. j. Williams, Reps.
Baton Rouge, West-Jos. ". Hyams,
Dem.
Bienvillc-H. w. Warren, Dem.
Bossicr-R. H. Cfrry, Dem.
Caddo - J R. Land, r. T. Cole,
Denis.
Calcasieu-Se 0. Shattuck, Dem.
CALDWELL. w. Faulkner, Dem.
Cameron S. p. Henry, Dem.
Carroll. East j. NJ. Kennedy, Dem.
Carroll, Vests. j. Jackson, Dem.
Catahonla-J. w. Virgins, Dem.
Claiborne A. II, Nelson, C. w,
Seals, Denis.
Concoflia-Thos. L. Green, Dem.
DeSoto-B, F. jenkins. w. c. Har-
ris, Denis.
Feliclana, East-D. w. Pipes, Chas.
Kilbourne, Denis.
Feliciana, West-C. w. Ball, Dem.
Franklin-T. b. Gilbert, Dem.
Grant-C. C. Dunn, Dem.
Iberia-J. A. Provost, Dem.
Iberville-T. T. Allan and j. S. Da-
wilson, (c) Reps.
Jackson-J. T. NJ. Hancock, Dem.
Jefferson--C. F. Brown, Rep.
Lafourche-L. Trosclair, j. T. Ba-
deau, Denis.
Lafayette-Overton Cade, Dem.
Lincoln-J. M. Stallings, Dem.
GLivingston-L. s. Settoon, Dem.
Madison. G. Hawkes., Dem.
Moreholqe-W. L. Doss, Dem.
Natchitoches-W. x. Ponder, L. Cas-
pari, Denis.
Ouachita--J. B. Garratson, Dem.
Plaqnemines = Henry Mahonney
Rep.
Pointe Coupee A. A. Bachelor
Dem.
Rapides-s. F. Meeker, G. w. Boil.
ton, Dems.
Red River. w. Sandiford, Dem.
Richland-H. P. Wells, Dem.
Sabine-D. w. Self, Dem,
ST. Bernardo. d. Armstrong, Dem
st. Charles-C, A. Bourgeois, Dem.
St. Helena-H. G. Newson, Dem.
st. J%ohn-John Cayolle, Rep.
st. James-Vineent DickersOn Rep.
st. Landry-G. L. Dupr6, G. A. Mar
tin, Denis. j; Albert Guidry, Ind. Dem
st. Martin-V. Rochon, Rep.
S. Mary. A. Joret, P. P. Sigur
Denis.
st. Tammany-J. S. Bossier, Dem.
Tangipahoa- Martin Haney, Dem.
Tensas-R. G. Mccullough, Thos. NJ
Wade. Denis.
Terrebonne--H. S. Gayne, Ci,as. NJ
Smith, Reps.
Union-G. A. Bruton, Dem.
Vermilion--G. B. Shaw, Rep
Vernon-John Franklin, Dem.
Washington--J. J. Afford, Dem.
Webster-G. L. P. Wren. Dem.
Winn--J. NJ. Mccain, Dem.
Orleans
First Ward-B. C. Shields, Dem.
Second Ward--Thos. O'Connor, Sr.
j. Farrell, Dems.
Third Ward--J. G.. Gilmore, w. j
Grady, w. 0'Donnell, Denis.
Fourth Ward--Wm. Rush, Dem.
Fifth Ward - L. p. Canonge, Sr.
Emile Dupre, Denis.
Sixth Ward-F. ]. D%reyfous, Dem.
Seventh Ward = John Larrieux
Eighth Ward-Joseph Herne, Dem.
Ninth Ward-P. O. Depass, G. H
Stetchman, Denis.
Tenth Ward-Euclid Boland, T, s
Elder, Denis.
Eleventh Ward-Warren Holmes, F
Roder, Denis.
Twelfth Ward-Alphonse Phillips
Dem.
Thirteenth and Fourteenth Wards
s. S. Patton, Dem.
Fifteenth Ward-P. S. Lawton, Dem
Sixteenth and Seventeenth Wards
Henry Scratehen, Rep.
The Opelousas courier., 1888-05-19

Nhooping Cough may be kept under
eomplete~control and all danger avoid
ed by frequent doses of Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy. No better treatment
can be prescribed for il. Sold by r.
E. Bailey.
The Opelousas courier., 1888-05-19

Mi. C. w. Battell, a travelling man
representing Messrs s. Collins Son &
Co., printing inks, after suffering i'd
tensely for two or three days with
Iameness of the shoulders and back,
completely cured it with two applica-
tions of Chamberlain's Pain Balm. 1t
cures lameness and rhsumatism when
all other treatment fails. Guaranteed
and sold by f. E. Bailey.
The Opelousas courier., 1888-05-19

We have made arrangements to send
the Weekly P~icayune with the COURIER
at $3. so per year, or the Daily PicayuEe
and our paper, one year, $l2.5O-six
months, 1925. Note the saving
The Opelousas courier., 1888-05-19

FoR RENT.-A small comfortable res.
idence with two acres of land inclosed,
in O~pelousas, will be rented very low il
applied for soon. Apply at this Office
The Opelousas courier., 1888-05-19

Those who gave orders for photo
graphs of the Louisiana Press Associa
ton at Woodworth's Springs on the Sd
inst, can now get their copies at this
Office,
The Opelousas courier., 1888-05-19

Every horse owner should have a copy
OF that admirable work, "A Treatise on
the Horse and His Diseases, by D r.Ken-
dali. Afew copies-English or German
for sale at this office at 25e. per copy.
The Opelousas courier., 1888-05-19

For RENT-A good business stand,
old establisheGand centrally located, on
Main street, in Opelousas. Apply @t
this Office. q
The Opelousas courier., 1888-05-19

Lafayette Advertiser Doubtless
God Almighty might have created a
more genial, generous and hospitable
people than the good folps of Opelou-
sas and Washington, butlit is equally
as certain that he never did do it.
Whoever. does not accord with this
sentiment has got the entire Press As
ISOLATION to lick, siDgly and collectively
scratching and broomsticks not bar
red.
The Opelousas courier., 1888-05-19

For SALE-A new Remington double
barrel breech- loading shot gun can be
had at q bargain on application at this
Office.
The Opelousas courier., 1888-05-19
PROCEEDINGS PARISH DENNO"
CRATIC COMMITTEE.
OPELoUsAs, La, May u, 1888.

OPELoUsAs, LA, May II, 1888.
Pursuant to call, the Democratic Executive
ommitte of the Parish of st. Landry, met
at IL a. m, and upon motion or MI. j. D.
Thompson, j. j. Barry was appointed Temporal
ny sccretay. Whereupon the roll beng
called, the following members were piea
cnt:
LIST Ward-JJ Thompson a and II = EstorSe'
81 Ward-Jean DOmcc,T z Tarlcton.
sd Ward-J Il Qu%cbedeall, j Is Bergeron bS
proxy to j f Quebcdcau.
4th Ward-R W Heath. G Richard by roXy
to G l. Hazard.
5th Ward-G l. Harvard.
9th wards Haas, i Clark
It'll Ward-L D Young.
8th Ward-L w Childs, + Ii Niece.
Absent: Panlin Stagg of the 18th ward and
j Laudreneau, of the eth ward.
The Chairman then stated the o'!lcGl
sidcration the best method Of obtain
INC the true expression OF Democratic
sentiment relative to the appointment OF p"-
M. L. VI. Childs then offered the following
Resolved, That it is the sense of this Com.
mittee that there be held Democratic primary
elections, as advised by Governor NICHOLS lof
| police Jurors i'll each police Jury ward III the
| parish. .+1,,+ K,is-
Tnon motion of MI. IL. L. Estor%e, the fol
lowing resolution was adopted
Resolved, That the primary election Tor p"-
licejurors take place on murray 'S YnnH ~ f11
Upon INC lhuttGm 80 ,dnrted
Rcsolyed. That al Democrats that voted Tor
| GOV. Nichols at the last tlcctl"ll u" icFh'!tt''t
TO vote at the primaries. y.
ITpon motion of NJ, l.. II. McGct, II was re
solved. That the electI',t u" "p,h'" -, b d {" h.ii
ana close III . 7. =, '' ~, ,inc,inn WAS held at
al tiicli pom d, " u : - e." "n I,,i tLpt tbr mem.
the iast Sthrl"L 49,, = n,.h r,r,I ,,,,,I IN tGe
hcfS 81 inns no'A r" -, ~ ,,ersnns whom thry
Nrfrct"T! thi' n,, in,.rs NJ racI, hnX.
wish t" art as "'ailll,Si'iltr a. "r' y ,nnoiu,
IL "'''" ~
ed: w
- ~ ,,I,'. sam Price, & +
ole!"i'S'' '"N''
'altmiH, pj,,,,,rE DR. Laurence. Dailcv.
NnrfleteS i'''l''; l.;,,, ,os yil,,n.. ~,
ii''Slilr" a. Wilma Gnilory
! 4til Ai"rtlnh' .tIo'lnIIII, ~ ~ nl,ckshr,r
! ldl9Iiirri q pa"I : an,harf
Edgar Dnpr"' Fa,tl d.Slhnett.
r,an, r,te,ns : p1vv,s-T Eirhard. olive
Nrlflhie' FRANK hllhhniIa' -cp.tov.
t"l,l'e .dochG nt ora - u n't Ncchr
b'ldh"'SH"S' nm TTTpn =,
nF. t.nrn,;,r,s FuriIa finn
clos. LuclnS ReSHaud' \ K '1nlneur T,ns vood
N"1icS NlIII ~ W r. TnviIli.rs
son, Mlcliel IdNlllit' nc
FotfiH MD, o1o, phi,
AtCH Is'Tra.u '''i' H ~
stephens, g Dodez. ,.,,h u,rr,
II r a It;n1,.
Rutledge, 1 HICKS; CIV, coorc,
-Mlit"n hihhi' i'S''H NH N
McllallleI. ea+torv r 2
MeiEltle az . 2htselisS-'' ""'
7he '"'e FIFTH WARD.
W. biroton-J PIonsky. r : wilkins. Jr, .
n T"ainnr
crand p,.oiria-A Y Fontenot. Bingham
C,,sh1nan Vaisjn Vidrine.
We RaynI, Ropnf Mt Flsber's-T NJ Ed
uarIs Ed,nond Onirk. ! NJ Daniel.
TWvhitev1lieNHhas Lafenr, Dan sandifer. Pier.
poad
Parh,cck-Josenb Glover. Hanks, r y
uaath
orrror s+ation-Ernes Morrow. il, Roht
} II pnriei"h EERau
Dc Ca3n I'd Hnndprsnn. q T sloane, !
pahiar
sryTu WARD
pavou Chirot at sam Haas'-FYank Nhal
ton warren NTadiox. 7 Burrjge.
Raaver Creek-A chmon Thomas M"rris
l ri3'fan Tnn+o,n+
41lllp y, ~ r po,.1 n IT Oliver Iouj
Docsman
The Opelousas courier., 1888-05-19

James j. Fl. Gregory's garden seeds
from Marblehead, Mass just received,
at j. X. Sandoz's grocery.
The Opelousas courier., 1888-05-19

Blank liens, for advances of supplies
by merchants, for sale at this office.
The Opelousas courier., 1888-05-19

Blank forms for use of merchants,
notaries, Justices of the Peace etc, for
sale in any quantities at this 9ffice.
The Opelousas courier., 1888-05-19

Lunch, lodgings and board at A. Il
Chachere's, near the Courthouse.
The Opelousas courier., 1888-05-19
NOTICE,
NOTICE.

All persons indebted IN the Estate OF ~
c. ID. ratnran. deeeasIa, are notitie'i ia fF'%
forward and settle and save costS.
Agtus,
Willie Plate, La. Apr. %, t8s8.-ap @"
The Opelousas courier., 1888-05-19
Bucklen,s Arnica salve.

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers. salt rheum, fever
sores. letter, chapped hands, chilblains
corns and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, OF no pay required.
It is guaranteed to give perfect salts
faction, or money refunded. Price Csc
perbox. For sale by Hamilton& Bailey
The Opelousas courier., 1888-05-19

For RENT.-A business stand and
residence aear4leFaiarUH depot. APP
ply at this
The Opelousas courier., 1888-05-19

We trust that our readers will find
no fault with us for giving so much Of
our space to the Press Convention ; but
the truth is, we are proud Of our grow
ing and progressive Association, proud
of our friends and neighbors o fist. Ian
dry, proud of our magnificent country
and veraant prairies. which many OF
the visitors have seen and admired for
the first time very proud of our beau-
tifal and peaceful Acadia" We be-
lieve that this most happy reunion will
result in great good to our people and
our country, and We feel exceedingly
proud in fact. We have got to blow
Of steam or bust Lafayette Adyer-
tiser.
The Opelousas courier., 1888-05-19

SIXTH W AlD.
Bayou Chicot at Sam ~Haas'-Fiank "har
ton. Warren Maddox, J J Burrige-
Beaver Creek-A Richmond. Thomas Morris,
Phillip L. Fontenot.
Dossman's-W J Rele'1,Z T. Oliver. Louis
TNcSS,pan
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Whitehall Year Again.

rom the chicago Herald.
This Is whitehall year. as we call the presi-
Dental year" said State-street halter. land the
manufacturers and dealers are preparing for the
abnormal demand-the former by turning out i'm
mense quantities Of cheap white hats and the
latter by getting In their orders for stock early
White hats as political badge were first worn in
the greeley campaign. The editor candidate SET
Tie fashion himself, but his generally RUSTY
looking tile wasn't exactly Initiated. The weIl-to-
40 among ms followers wore a white-silk plug. a
good many brushing the fur the wrong way. 1his
nat was as expensive as 1t was eccentric 1t cost
from - 10 "a. The sale OF white hats each presi
GENITAL year thereafter showed q steady fncrea Sc
In the last campaign enormous numbers were
500. Mny, ntted out three big clubs In one day.
formed, chiefly, who wear white hats Still a good
many individuals who will not Join political clubs
Take TINS method OF showing fealty TO their party
notice that big whitehall trade Affects The fail
trade. Why? Because many OF the white hats.
when the leaves begin TO fall, 20 into the Overs
pot and, as black ones, are made to last until
Christmas" ~
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The LOuisiama Election.

NICHOLS ELECTED By 10000 TO 10000 MAJORITY.
The election In louisiana yesterday was gene
rally quiet throughout the state. In New Orleans
there was shooting scrape In the second ward. In
which one man, named Byrnes, was slightly
wounded Specials 10 the Ptcayune report that
the negroes OF Caddo, East Carroll, Madison. RANT
des and most OF the northern parishes OF the STATE
voted the democratic ticket scratched tickets
seem 10 have been voted In all sections OF the
state, consequently the counting progressed
slowly, but the election OF Nichols for Governor
seems 10 be assured AL the rest or the Young
Mems Democratic ticket IN New Orleans is eIecIaf
Nichols majority Tor governor Is estimated al
from 10000 10 10000 In the STATE and from ~ 600
10 IL, 90 In New orleans.
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John jackson Acau,eed.
HD VERSION OF TIE THIRD STREET SHOOTING cas-
ACCEPTED BIZ THE JURY.

aD VERSION OF TIE THIRD STREET SHOOTING ckar
ACcEPTED BIZ THE JURY.
Yesterday, in the Criminal Court, Jno Jackson
colored was acquitted Of the charge OF an assault
with intent 20 kill Sarah Kemper, on the 7rh In
slant This was the shooting case that occurred
on ID street, near the Mall The Defendant tesri-
ned that he went into q saloon for o drink, and a
colored girl called Topsy, asked him for 10 cents
she threw her arms around him, gave him hug
and left He at once missed bis pocketDook con-
tanning ga H. all he had fron his hip pocket and
he started after her. He stopped at Poindexters
house 70 make inquiries as 20 "Topsys" right
name and POindexter threw him out OF the house,
rred brick ana other things after him, and joined
BIZ some others chased him down the street. With
out stopping, Jackson nred several shots back 20
scare bis pursQers on He said that he did not
rre &C any one, but only nred 20 scare them on.
Testimony was offered as 70 Jacksons good repu-
tatton- The Jury, after fifteen minutes delibera-
taon rendered q verdict OF not guilty. He was de-
tanned In custody 70 answer the charge OF assault
ing the of1ceFs who arrested biz.
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To Purchase BOuds.
SECRETARY FArRcHILD WILL UTILIZE srgPLU

Il
FUNDS THAT WAY.
The Secretary OF the Treasury issued the follow.
ing circular yesterday afternoon: by virtue OF the
authority contained IN section two OF the act OF
March 3, 1881, notice Is given that on Monday.
April .. and daily thereafter at noon until fur
ther notice. proposals will be received in the office
OF the Secretary OF the Treasury for the sale to the
Government OF the United states bonds OF the acts
OF July IL 1870, and January 20. 1871. Proposals
onered whether coupon or registered, and must
oe for the sale o. the bonds, with accrued interest
70 and including the day OF sale. The right Is re-
served 10 reject any aud all proposals for the sale
OF oonds II IL Is thought TO be for the interest Of
the Government 10 do so-
his action or the Treasury Department is the
result OF full and free discussion OF the subject
al tne Saolnet meeting yesterday. IL Is well
kno" mat the President and Secretary Fairchild
mere uesrouseof applying portion OF the RAPIDLY.
growing surplus to the purchase OF bonds before
nad become somewhat impatient at the delay on
Ine part OF Congress In clearly defining the pow
ers OF the secretary OF the Treasury In the prem
lSes Inc action OF the House Tuesday and the
previous action OF the SenaJe In regard to the
no.purchasing powers OF the secretary under
existing laws has finally removed all doubts In
the minds OF the Administration on the subject,
as INDICATED by yesterdays action. Secretary
falrchild yesterday said he had not made up his
mind as 10 the amount OF bonds he would pur-
chase He did not care 10 anticipate, especially
next week-that Is II the holders Of the bonds are
willing 10 sell them to the Government. The sur
plus as estimated at the Treasury Department Is
now S10o 600 600.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-18
!. II. T.-"QuAxrn TIA.

.,SUkE CURE for Dyppebsla and Al Deraneemeuta of
the stomach Conettpafon, Diseases Of Live md Kt-
neys Dropsy. BioQd Poisoning Nervousness Insomnia
e as. - ga Nhsa isssRSd msss, Hlsssnt Ts.tn
pystcian In charge Of their ofces In Mo
nay % consulted on all Chronic Diseases tToo an
wants svA; 712 Ut NV. Agents wanted mh2S- lms
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POISONOUS COSMETICS.

Il OIsONOUS COSMETICS
LADIES who value their complexion should know
that they get their Toilet Powders FREE FROM
POISON.
FREEMAN'S INDICATED FACE POWDER IL
harmless as the dew and beauties natural
~ properly applied cannot be detected The follow
ing druggists and those named in succeeding adver-
tsement comprising all the leading Druggists in the
clty, sell and specially recommend it.
Try Freemsn's Lallah Rookh Handkerchief Ex.
tract the latest, delightful. elegant Quadruple
''TehStM sweetiy eiinging Permanent. SOC per OF.
q; Massey, Sl6 18th St H. p Stone, 9TH and sta
Mas .; sMery' 9th and SITS L. O Mlburn. 9th end
na 1 ave: T. H. Cutler n J. ave. and G st: w IA
Haleck, 479 st; A. b. Finney, eth and sta A. II
klo Mo, 9th and sta +. N Criswe 1iOi st
p%uer Ciarridge. Ind. ave. and ID St Van Syckel's
TN Ma and .ts Drew Conn. ave: and 81 NV
snd n PAM; Major Eth and st z Acisr Sd q
Sft 10Th and SITS nv:iE. E Cssei 10Th Ct and N.
E Moore. Penn. ave. and 18th St; 4. NJ McComss
vermont ave. and 18th ST.; r. p Weller ISL Sth I'd
EsS%sbure Elliott. 1908 14th st A +. Hofu, sth
sno sts r. Brace, 3Oth and q sts.: Tscnifely r
N'~Alss "noiesale Agents. ap11-eo3m.
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w nBuR,s CocoA-rHrrA.

Easily dieested Of the hnest flavor. hearty bsver.
~ ior strong Appetizer delicate drink for the se
suve Thoroughly tested; nutritious palstsbie: un.
e1Seled IN purity; no unpleasant after edecta Re-
Marian I Harland. Christine Terhune Herrick. Dean
a n Inom4s N. D., pronounce II the best az IN tle
powdered chocolates. No other equals it in dayor'
purity. and antidyspeptic qualites Sold BY 0rocerS
sample mailed for 10 stamps.
"a. O. WILBUR Z Sons
dl4-w.s6m.6m Philadelphia Pa
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% ouOL EOh GENTLEMEN.
The only fine calf 90 Seamless shoe in the world
made without tacks nails Az stylish and durable
those costing s5 &c. and having no acks or nails to
wear the stocking or hurt the feet, makes them as
comfortable and well-httins Is Q handsewed shoe.
Buy the best None genuine unless stamped on bot
tom ''w. L Douglas 90 Shoe, warranted"
W. I. DOUGLAS "a SHOE. the original and only
hand-sewed welt "a SHOE which equals custom made
shoes costing from Sc to So
". L. DOUGLAS $3.50 SHOE is unexcelled for
heavy wear.
W.. L DOUGLAS &c SHOE is worn by ali boys and
is the best school shoe in the world
All the above goods made in Congress, Button
and Lace and if not sold by your dealer write W. l.
DOUGLAS, Brockton. Mass.
For Sale in Washington by B. RICH SONS, 1922
and 1924 9TH ST.; H. GOLDSTEIN, OLE 9TH st.: A.
SOMMERS. sol 18th ST.; MRS. GEO. HOFFMAN. 4Q1
Pa. ave. NV. Georgetown. B. NORDLINGER. 1924
Bridge st. Alexandria H. L SIMPSON f29-lsw
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The Great Firm OF London Rankers,


MARKABLE HISTORY.
John Barring, OF the famous banking firm OF Bar
ing Brothers & Co., died In London YESTERDAY as
stated In yesterdays STAR. The founder OF the
Barring family in England was a Bremen pastor
Who settled In that country. His grandson married
the niece Of an English archbishop. One OF his
descendants became bishop OF Durham The
money OF the family was originally made in the
ricn, proftable clothing business OF the
west OF England In the oid-fashioned church OF
the Barng monuments AshDurton gave a title In
the peerage 10 The chief or the house. II has been
the rule IN the house that when any one OF them
has got title he goes out OF the business Sir
Francis Barring, the tirst great banker, Who dying
In 1SlO. lett fortune OF 81 600 had three
sons-Inonas, Alexander and henry. Thomas,
succe dlng 10 the Daronetcy, gave up the business
Henry had rather a reputation as a lucky gambler
VINO was frequently able 10 break the bank OF a
gambling table The reputation OF a successful
gambler was hardly suited TO the intense
respectability OF the firm, and he was
induced 10 retire from the business. AIexan-
der Barring, often known as "AIexander the
Great, sustained and extended the fortunes OF
the house. He came TO America ami here the
rlchesl banker In England married Miss Bingham,
OF Philadelphia, Whose father Was at the time re-
puted 10 DC the richest man In the United States.
one vi Alexander BaringS gigantic transactiols
possesses an histor1calinporJanee. Alter the con-
clusion on the great European war he paid down
q sum Of &, llOOOO, Dy which France was freed
from the occupation Of Russian, Austrian, and
German armies. There are six great powers in
Europe" said the Due de ACCOMPLISHMENTS
france. Russia, austria, Prussia, and Barring
Brothers" In 1885 ne was made LORD AshburtUn
Two or his sons heid the title, and each success
lively retired from the business. The head OF the
nrn, Inos. Barring, refused the Office OF Chancellor
OF the exchequer In Lord Melbourne's ministry:
and another member, Lord Northbrook has been
governor-general OF India. In 1880 still another
member or the nrm-Mr Edward Charles Barring
was ennooled, and now sits in the house OF lords
As Baron Reyelstoke. Two OF the most celebrat ed
members OF The nrm have been Americans INV
plrtn Inese were Joshua Bales anu Russell Stur-
gla The latter, who retired from the firm In
1888 died last year "
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LII MS NUT AT ALL AfFECTED,
Emperor Frederick's condition seems much i'm
proved again. An examination OF his lungs showed
that they were quite free and that there were no
symptoms OF Inflammation. Although tired and
weak, he was able TO receive verbal reports on
matters OF state. To-day there will be a fun con-
sutation OF all the medical experts who have been
engaged upon the case. IL has been decided that
henceforth the specialists shall attend the alter
nate consultations The emperor's fever increased
toward night All day stream OF distinguished
callers passed In and out OF the castle. Among
excitement was intense. The emperor during the
DAY appeared at his window dressed In O generals
UNIFORM ana wearing q white waistcOat The
people, SHOUTS OF JOY at seeing him were easily
audible In the royal apartment.
man nurse, who has hitherto slept near the
emperor, mas been dismissed and replaced by an
other nurse IL Is reported that the nurse was dis
missed Tor lmparting 10 the Cologne Gazette false
reports 10 the oetriInent OF DR.. Mackenzie.
ARREST OF JOHN DuLox.-John Dillon was ar.
rested IN Dublin Tuesday afternoon Dillon was
taken before magistrate and liberated on bail
Inc Snal was nxed for May AT Nell DtllOn was
welcomed at Drogheda by Enthusiastic crowds
lie IS charged with inciting tenants not "a nav
rent In MS speech ne said II Balfour was satts-
ned ne himself was delighted. but hrs arr,ssr
would nos Increase the paying Of rent.
Advices from the Chickasaw nation sav thai. a.
great excitement In that country occsstorSsf nv
the colleclion OF 81 per head per month on Al,
stock owned by non-citizens who reside in ths
nation. ~ -
The peach orchards In Delaware ars x.,c n n.
looking very promising for q crop.
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- morest Sewing machine, ol0.50, with ali sttsch.
1nsnts lace and crepe. plated tor Bonnets LUCAS
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Locasion os che I.afnxe,,. s,.,..

TO nc Edltor OF me EVENINo STAR:
While the question which Is now being ao,ta,aa
what shall we do with Jaekson,s statuess m the
Lafayette monument Is placed In the square which
bears his name, permit me to suggest that iowa
circle Is good location for It There IA No Oooa
fsasoo WY That circle should be named after one
nuy be called New York circle, so way nor pui
Sacksons statue thers and call IL Jackson Clrciess
u l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-18

TIE GREAT BRRwxn9 LoCKoUT.-The journey.
mems contract has been signed by Schmidt A
Schwannennuegel, New YORK brewers, ana mem-
0ers OF the association. THIS u the nrst break In
the employers ranks. The brewers In Hudson
County, New jersey, It Is said reached q COM
promise with the bosses yesterday: ana Will return
70 Work to-day. AZ Newark number OF the
strikers returned 70 work, and the bosses win hold
their places for all their old hands for few DAYS
although they claim four thousand other men are
available. In Chicago the boss brewers claim that
the strike - over, the brewers having secured ali
the men they want A lockout h expected at
Cincinnati. =