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BRADY; Departed this life on Thursday. Aprn az.
fs sc ss ssisS and sab u
hatherlns Brady. sssd fourtesn years and seven
.Funsrsl from his PARENTS residence. Iol1 Second
ana sav.s sas SsScs s es'
day April sss SxSSSk Il wv I'll ssSss
April is at 10 O'Clock from ST. Augustine. ehGrSh
hnhS& s9 s,s On s AsT Il sss 100 Ocss
Mrs MARY J, x BEhEk Ya ssed NIFTY aye ys.rs
IN New York, MARf O.. beloved wife of Walter =
Interment in Scranton Pa. on Friday. April IL. ne
cLABAuSH IN Denton. Tex, APril II; lsss. Of
twenty Of his ara ycaneesi son d the late
Tansr.i services VIII e held At tn. chapel Of Oak
,i ssms,er, M Monday Apr. l5tA ct O'Clock
cOzZENs. WILLIAM f.. son Of Gussavus and
Marion oSsaens as.d twenty ,e,sht ye.r. sna elshl
street northwest. Monday. April rs. Al pm. 'o'A
friends and Relatives respectfully invited TO at
| DAILY. On saturday Aprl Il, 1855, q, 2 an,
ANY eldest and beloved daughter Of wn-w. and Ma.
Funeral from residence sls Maryland avenue north
| east, on Monday, April l6. ut pm.
SKhf on f ssSi. sp e 70 ss sss
~ S e. ssss e. .s Ia go:
The frends OF the family are respectfully invited 20
attend The fupernl from heI parenn residence
ton Of Conduit and loxhsl roeds, shove Georgetown
on sunday evening. April 10. Of O'Clock
oREENIEAsE Entered into r-st In the fuli ri.
pnph of Christian faith THURSDAY, April -, isss,
e3o pm, Nrs =. JANE GREESLEAsE widow u
the late Ma Greeniease, aged mtg ycars esven
months and twenty two days
Adeyoted mother and faithful sr5epd
Friends and relative. respectively invited 70 sttepd
tbe funer.l Sunaar Apraf IA from pxn,ontb Co.,
sTe~sssons Al church cornsr * n ana strsss ael
-, ~ to aiclorSr ~ ~ s~ ""rss-
HAMMOND. On Aprn Ia 1855. q 7.po o'cioot
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LOCATION OF LAFAYETTE STATUE.
The COmnlisSi0n In Favor Of Selecting
Lafayette square and Removing the
jackson statue.

The Lafayette Monument Commission has not
set considered the question OF q site
for the monument except Informally
The propriety Of removing the jackson statue
to some other square ana OF placing the Lafayette
monument in the square bearing his name
ives considered But no conclusion was reached
except that the commission has no authority to
reIcove jackson; that Congress only can grant
that authority. Il was held that the Lafayette
was rsy as sn iS the
ton himself Dedicated that square 10 the honor
ana memory OF Lafayette Besides, the commits.
sion feel that II would be something or
AN ANOMALY
to have square called for Lafayette In one part OF
the city and mis- monument somewhere else. It
was suggested at the meeting that In case
It shall be decided to recommend the
removal Of jackson, Congress be asked 70 place
the latters statue In some one Of the public
square. II the Lafayette monument Is not
TO be located in the square Opposite the White
HousA At least one OF the Commissioners II In
favor Of locating IL In the
sHvsNrH-srREzr Plaza,
between Pennsylvania and louisiana avenues,
where the public cab-stand now Ia Here it would
be In rull view from several prominent thorough
fares
In speaking Of q location senator Hoas who,
deep interest in the whole subject. re-
st 3 ssa &. # wOGS |. Ds
where IL could be distinctly seen.
though no decisive action has been taken,
ne indicatiqns are that the commission
and win ask Congress to srsn ant
fhe necessary authority, and at the same time to
9enne new location Tor the jackson statue
IN connection with the removal OF the
latter one suggestion n that IL be
placed In the GROUNDS In rear OF the white House
At the southern extremity and Just within tho
railing that separates the Executive GROUNDS
from The White Lot
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The Nasisuai RssJ~~.
SxrHrNAsrTc xKxrrxs-rrr coRr5 70 potp
cAMrMxST AT aAnTHAf vrxEylHn

ErHrNAsTIc xKxrxs-rn ooRrs 70 Borp an TN
cARxxT AT NARTRAt vIxEyAnp.
Fifry-nve members OF the National Rifes ye-,
present st the regular monthly meeting last ev,.
ring, az winch Capt oysesr presided Tns names
or Chas b Fonda. ". h. STARR. W. Y. Gibson, aud
pr. T. @. Chapman were fsvorabfy reported from
the recruiting committee. and they we're elected
20 active meinbcrship. cheek for sBl2 was re-
ceived nom MI John A. Prescott - o subscription
from him and others for the purchase OF arms for
the company. resolution WAS passed thanking
the contributors and directing thst the amounts
te placed on the books az the COMPANY 20 the
credit OF each name a. honorary dues letter
was received from the secrctary OF the harthss
Vineyard club inviting the Rifies 20 Visit that
pisce during the sumner. A telegram announced
that the club will appropriate $500 Tor the enter
tainment OF their vlsitorS The invitation was
unanimously accepted. The command viii leave
here on Monday. July l6 with the Neccacoe Band
q Philadelphis. They VIII I've gone nfIeen daya
Visiting New York. Newport, Boston. and New
BEDFORD and viii make q ten-days stay AZ the
vineyard Special rates for the friends and hon.
crazy members OF the company win he arranged.
lt was decided 60 give three evening excursions this
summer, the firsf two ~ them occurring between
June I and July 10 W. T. woodley and John A
Evans were elected seventh and eighth corporals
10 I'LL vacancies
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Gen. GibbOn Censurod.
cNwARRANTKD ACTION IN PAkD0xrN0 AN m.
rRIsoNEp SOLDIER WITHOUT AUTHORITY.

1hssONkU bOLUIkK WITHOUT AUTHOkIIXs
A circular has been issued from the War Depart
ment giving In full the correspondence between
the War Department and Gen John Glbbon, com.
handing the Department OF the Columbia, result
Ing from the pardon OF an imprisoned prtvaye
soldier by Gen. Gibbon without referring the case
to the Adult ant-General for action BY the Presi-
dent 10 the Ad1utant-GeneraVs request for au
explanation General Gibbon replied that in hil
opinion, he had right to grant pardon.
10 this the Secretary OF War, through the Adju.
ant-General replied on November 10 that the sx-
PLANTATION was not satisfactory and that his action
was unwarranted. This letter contained q severe
censure OF the action OF the general and expressed
occasion to use such terms. General GibbOn
appealed to the President In December las
and the Acknowledgement sent to him, In q letter
dated March "A. the reply OF the President who
upheld the action OF the Secretary and repeated
the censure
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!. Yesterday. estates John peufihger and John
Taylor; wills MED. Estate Thos. Green; Geor-
adminlstrAtfix, bond SOD Estate Ora b Webb;
Andrew =. webb appointed guardian; boAd O. COO.
Estate Catherine Z. B all; order requiring admin
WE: Aelmlef: cnaA b cayMooo appointed al
nin mini bond 800 1state cnss: q: Wright;
bond 44o0o nbtaSe Ann Nichols; win admitted
p probatA AlexAnaet b AaaIhi guardian to
HaIis A. Adams; order q appointments bond
gor 70 ELL personal estate. In 70 orphans Of WIN.
Eox; Eatnetine Coz Appointed guardlAn; Bond
pointed sAnlnisttAtffk; bond SoO0 Estate Eiiza-
Beth kellyi lettesS q aatAinistresaoa g Va. q
6f0ck; bond q, 60A KstAts Dryon \ Ki1dses lst.
bond y6Q9 EstaSs 0ea Moore; letters testemen.
sssy e ]. s!isapstn nocse stsss Eetef Campoellj
SoM laanle s1ltA geAfaian TO John ".
Tho1pgoAl bsna comp156ed JaA veeAill1oh;
proof Of pdhlicatisA ahd 1nnl noe,us ma
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Terrifying Irish Tenants.

DpBLIN, April IA-Arrangements have been
made TO evict 200 tenanu OF the vandeleur estate
in county Clare. The Free,nans journal says
the proclaiming Of County Louth shows that Chief
secretary BaiI0ur means TO tegrfty the tenants
TO abJect submission. II declares that the meet
Ing In the county on sunday last Yves quiet one.
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aDAtsanses mARkueN
1A1;T1n0na 11s A. - ,asAA. nav saastA

ssss4 .ss e, NJ s9' q nav 'a''A
a.ssI;st $50 = I'D o Isl ss ssl
:@s ny ~ Ssg sss.s s ~ ~ xisscs g.
g: 5S;SH; ca :ss;eskS m - sS;:s!:
t tI:ss issss:ssse Gu m - -
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New Hamp.hire Toy.n Elsctiens.

REPRESENTATIVE M'KINNEY THINKS THEY INDICATE
DEMOCRATIC VICTORY N THE STATE TINS FALL.
Mr.. l. F. Mckinney, democratic Representative
from New Hampshire. talking with . STAB re-
porter about the town elections in his state this
spring, said that the result ind .ated 70 him that
the democrats would be able 10 carry that state
on the presidential election. Towns that never
republicans had been carried this spring BY the
democrats The democrats throughout the state,
he said, were encouraged to make greater effortA
They think that the popularity OF the adminlstra.
ton Will give them good fighting chance Tor the
state this fall.
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The international steeplech ase.

LONDON, April 1.-the grand international
steepIecnase was run at The Sandown Park
Mr.. Nickeils aged Ballot BOZ by length and q
nalf. Lord Cholmondeleys si1-year.old, The
Gamecock q bad third There were nine starters
The betting was to / against Ballot BOX; Z to
against The Fawn, and 10 to against Game
COCK.
the grand national hunt steeplechase was won
BY Gientnorpe, with Battle Royal second and
BracebOrough third.
Gen. owen williams three year.old bay colt
Senanua Mr.. ]. hAmmonds three.year.Oid Day
colt Powder Pun was second, and M. John Night.
ingale's three-yeaf-oad chestnut colt Ely SAot
third.
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BOOK NRWa
JOHN wANAMAKER,
Philadelphia.

By cUTlCURA REMEDIES
Our little son will be four years Of are the 25th
INST In May, 1885, he attacked with very pain
f breaking ott Of the skin. We called in ph ysicdan
VINO treated him for about four weeks The child
cedved little or no good from the treatment - the
breaking out supposed by the phy scsns be hives
IN an agyravstsd FORM became larger in blotches and
moro and more distressing. We were frequently
Obliged to get up In the night and rub him with soda
N wstef, strong hniments. &C Finally, we called
other physcianA until no less than had attempted
70 cure him. ali alike failing and the child steadily
estons worse and worse, until about the goth Of
July, when we began to give him CUrIcURA RxsoL-
WIT internally, and the CUTIcURA and CpTIcuaA
SoAf externally, and by the last OF August he vas %
nearly we'll that We him only Of the BE-
SOLVENT about every second day for about ten days
longer and he has been troubled since with the
horrible malAdy In all used less than half Of
bottle Of CuTIcUnA kxsoLvxET, little less than one
box OF CuTIorhA and only cake of CuTICURA SoAP
H. T. RYAN. Csyuga, Livingston Co., Ill
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 4th day Of
January. 1887. en-. COE,JP.
Sold everywhere Price. CuTIcURA. Soc; SOAR.
Zoo; RxsoLvRNF. 81. Prepared by the PorTER Dauo
AND CHEMICAL Co., Boston. Mass Send for "H0w to
Cure Skin Dlseasea"
RABY'S Skin and Scalp preserved and beautified by
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3 o 2 o D ONT.

Coughs, Colds. Hoarseness. influenza
and other apparently insignificant
3 chest pains often lead to Pneumonia
and other fatal lung dissassA IL ne.
slected. All danger In sverted BY using
BEssos's Plaster on the first appear
anes Of such symptoms. This plaster.
while powerful counter.irritsnt and
US stimulant. doesn't injure the most deli.
cate skin. Ask for BfNsoN's, refusing
al others. app
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FRArERSAL vlsrr.-To-morrow washington ana
Columbia Lodges OF the German order " Black
knights. OF this city, viii leave by the Baltimore
ana Potomac train Tor Baltimore 20 Join the lodges
there IN the celebration OF the eleventh anniTer-
sary OF the order IL Is expected that least l5o
members OF the order Will visit Baltimore.
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MARRIED..

BoTfLER-CARRICK. on April IL. 1885, at the
parsonage of Nj Vernon Place 81. 4 Church south by
hsy. 8 .Haddswsy, EN-. BoIkLkR 10 ELlzABk Il
T. CAkR1Ck. ali Of this city.
CALHoUN-BRAsHEARs. At the Parsonage Of the
Immaculate Conception church. Apr1l 10 lsss. In
the Rev Father Ryan, Mr.. JANIS l. CALHOUN 20
Miss L. GERTRUDE BRASHEAks, both OF this city
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New York ktock Market.
The following are the opening and closing prices Of
the New FORK stock Market, rs reported BY special
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President Of Clark University.
TIE POSITION OFFERED 10 fRov. o. STANLEY HALL,

WORCESTER, NAsa, April lA-Hon. John D.
washburn, secretary, has BY vote OF the board
Of trustees Of Clark University. extended an
Invitation to Prot q. Stanley Hall, Pm. D., pro-
Hopkins University, Baltimore, TO become presi-
dent OF the new university. Prof. Hall Is a
graduate OF Williams college Of the class OF 1887
and later spent number OF years In Europe In the
study or modern educational systems Although
comparatively young man, he holds high rank
among the learned men OF the country.
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DoBBIsy ELECTRIC Soar
TIE BEST FAMILY SOAP IN THE WORLD.
IT is STRICTLY PURE. UNIFORM IN QUALITY.
The original formula for which we paid $50 900
twenty years ago has never been modified OF changed
u the slightest ahis soap 10 Identical Qusuty
Gay with that made twenty years ago.
contains nothing that can injure the finest fabric
Hor1ghtens cOlors and blesehes whitsa
hwashes hsnnels and bAsnkess a. no othos soap In
theworlu does-wlthout MISUNDERSTANDING them soft
Ano wLate sha like new
READ THIS TWICE
There Is great saving Of time of labor OF sosp of
1oe and Of the fabric, where Elscssc SOAP n
Asss according to airv0taonA
one trial will demsnstr.ts its srsas rsrs. 1tvdl,
fsy you 10 make that trial
Liks Al best thansA is - extensively initiated and
sounseneited
BEWARE OF tM1rAr1oss
insist upon DoBBIxs' Electric Don't take Meg.
aetc. Elsctro-Magie. Philadelphia Electric or any
osnsr fzssd simply because 1t i cheap They viii rum
sa0'hes ana are dear at any price. AK Tor
D0B6INS ELECTRIC
md tAfe no other Nearly every grocer from Maine 10
nextcs Keeps It In stock Ii yours hasn't it he wa
order from his nearest wholesale srocsE
Rcd cafefully the inside wrapper around each bar
and b careful to Fellow Directions on eaeh entsidc
wrappsr. iou Cannot Afford 70 wait ,earer bsfuru
Trying Tor Yourself shis old reliabie and uiy won.
DoBBINs kLEoTRIo SOAP. d7.em
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A GRATEFUL opoR
ndeetive Of health and purity communicated to the
nsath b. the aromatic
sozop JOINT,
Which makes The teeth white and a. radiant a pol
Aed Porcelain, and contains no Ingredient that u no
nishly beneficial to both gums and teeth
The Lyric and Dramatic Profession are loud IN their
praisesof
d17-6m souono~r
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strike Disorder in Chicago.

DUHkINOKON BWIICH1GN ATIACk8U RAUIs LIN
AND THE POLICE POE A TINE PowERLKsa
CHICAGO, April ia crew OF Burlington SWITCH
men went 70 the western avenue yards OF the st.
Paul road late yesterday afternoon with train OF
thirty cars. Upon It's arrival there come St Paul
switchmen and lot Of outsiders commenced TO
pull coupling. pins and throw them away as fast
as the Burlington switchmen could replace them.
The police attempted TO protect the 20" men and
finally made some arrest& BY this time crowd
OF about hundred had gathered, and the crowd
did not propose to zee anybody taken to the sta
ton. They rescued the prisoners as fast as they
were arrested and a lively scrimmage ensued.
Finally call was turned In, which was responded
to BY eight additional oflcers and three 81. Paul
swttchmen were arrested and were locked up at
many rocks were tnrown, but no One was hurt.
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WArERT0wN, N. r, April 14.-Mlss Sarah Chellis,
aged iorty teacher 10 pubic school IN this city,
sued John B. Chapman, q farmer, aged seventy.
100000, or breach OF promise OF marriage, ana
In the supreme Court thas morning the jury rem
dered q verdict In her favor OF ~ 600 The amount
claimed was $4,000.
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The Paul Memorial.
HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES TAKING STEPS 10 RRHcr A
MONUMENT.

The graduates OF the High school met yester-
day Afternoon in the hall OF the building and de-
cided 10 entrust to q COMMITTEES, consisting OF the
president and secretary Of each class, the entire
charge OF the erection Of monument to the late
Principal Paul. Subscriptions for this purpose
Will be sent 70 c. A. Hyer or Harry English, the
chairman and secretary OF the committee. Plans
were submitted by q local marble nrm, and the
committee took several OF them for consideration.
The cnoice will probably be that OF q straight
smart OF oark granite II VIII OF course, be erected
at Rock Greek cemetery. The students OF the
school are pushing their movement TO procure a
bust OF Prof. Paul TO be placed In the school, and
also TO erect o memorial tablet. They will also
cooperate with the alumni committee In the cree
ton or the monument II is desired 10 raise three
or four thousand dollars for the monument
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sVe Ioctoittng s9tvSoo Suiy Va sno WIN NyAn uss
company. =
IL wrn caAaRn ERvn.-A rsasoeaa dt1paech
says that Surgeon Nagruder. Of Tie United States
having contracted Chagres fever e. AsptnwaU
while the Yantic was at that port
Army oRpkRs.-Tne following ofncers are de-
tached from duty at the Military Academy and or
dered to rejoin their regiments or their Depart
ments: First LIS. Henry A. need, ed Art. Geo
B, Davie, 9Th cav, Vim. b Homer, 5th art, VIM.
eof GS1 % Gd sSs,av HsSs s k ass
cav, Henry kirpy, 10th INF, Sidney E stuart Ord
dept, Jno. L ChamDerlin, ist. art, and Fredertck
i9lh ini The Following oficers are ordered 70 duty
At. Jno. 9: 6. Ra.Tins. "a Art. Oeaa ]. Crane,
LIST. INF, Harry +. Hodges, fng Corps, Erasmus n.
Weaver. IT,: "a art, Irving Hale Eng. Corps chas
sns S 81 st W. ma and Henry Taylor Eng CSspf
Herman, 2lst INF, VIM. +. flynn, Sth cav, and
Geo h. Cameron, 7th cav.
SroRIKERFERs AND GAUoRRs--Tne Secretary OF
the Treasury has appointed the following store
keepers and gaugers: Thos. Nail, FORK Church.
n. e. and Jno =. Woods, Fork Church. Ky.
AMONG TIE PREsrDsNrs CALLRRs to-day were
senators Pugh and Hearst, Representatives Town
send Lawler, Morrow and Phelan, and Nj. and
Ara d. A. Lyon and MISS Nicholson, Rochester
THE ACADEMY or scIEScEs-Tne National Acad-
envy Of Sciences will begin its annual meeting at
the National Museum Tuesday, as stated In TIE
STAR, and continue in session three days Many
important papers viii be read during the meet
Ing Prof. Marsh IL president Of the body ana PROT
Asapn HAIL. OF this city. secretary.
TIE MELBOURNE ExPosrr1ox-Mr james A Nor.
gan, United States consuLgeneral at Melbourne,
Australia, was at the state Department to-day In
consultation with Mr.. Frank McCoppin, United
states Commissioner to the International
exposition TO be held At Melbourne
In August next. Mr.. r. L Miller OF Virginia and
MT. I. B. Wheeler, OF New York. who win proba-
6ly be made assistant commissioners to the
EXPOSITION, were also at the Depart.
Tor the representation Of this country at the Ex.
position, for which $4,000 has been appropriated
BY Congress
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WASHINGTON News AND cesar.

CAPT. FRrpxsrx 4 Tnorrm, 18th nfAntry, win
be relieved from duty b. the superintendent Of
the recruiting service July %. ana wi1 fsjcn his
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A Plea 81 Voluntary MAnslaaghteFs
PrNsBuKa, April IA WIN. Robinsoh the colofed
policeman VINO snot ara Killed Jas Doiah Tor re-
sting arrest, entered plea Of guilty OF voluntary
maAslaughter. Robinson ives relnaaded TO jail
FOR sentence.
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Ia. Grxurxr
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II thu
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and most
PALATABLE HEALTH BEVERAGE
Tor Impaired Digestion, Dyspepsi4 ConvalescencA
Weak Children and General Debility.
WHAT PROF. COLEMAN, OF GLASGOW, SAYS OF
IT. Suffering from attack Of Illness which had not
only reduced my strength but brought on extreme
exhaustion from inability to appropriate food tried
the effects OF the Genuine Johann Hos Malt Extyaet
swineglassful three times day. Its use followed
% marked ehects1 Food, which had heretofore been
found to pass the alimentsry canal unchanged d.
gestsd properly 2. There appeared An increased
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Beware Of limitations. The genuine has the sAsnstuss
Of Johann Hon" on the neck Of every bottle. Al
others ere worthless limitations
Johann HOfF, Berlin and Vienna. New York
80 -----..y - 1920
Book no better because you get, flor fair price,
you're likely to feel better when you know the price
was fair.
MONEY SAVED
On Books il - good - money saved on snythinR one
OF the easiest things to save only have
care.
Al wANAMAKERs more Books are sold over the
counter than in any other house between the
Timely works on Agriculture and Horticulture: .
large assortment Of French Books; Seasides and
Franklin Squares Standard and miscellaneous worhA
bound and unbound; and almost any printed thing
that proper people read.
The prices are always fsr and any getable Book 10
there or VILLA be got
BOOK NRWA
How little the title Of Book tells youi Even you
sse al the new BookA hew many have you time ret
~ the inside OF
That i. where BOOK NEWS will ssrvs you . good
turn Wo send it out once month, s-br1m with Just
what you want to know OF the latest Books and the
gossip OF the Boob world By the best Judgment Of the
best Judges IL tests the Book and says why this
BOOB should be read and that skipped
With each number an author portrait Sc. 600 3
year.
JOHN wANAMAKER.
dl7-6m Philadelphia
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BOSTON, April lA--Chevalier Ira Paine and the
NessrR Bennett, the well-known marksmen, met
In this city this Afternoon, but could come 70 no
understanding, and no mach was made.
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I'd EDITION.
--latest Taleglans % The Star.


eA~
M. C0nk1insss Physicians RsAssured
By HE Condition Today.
NEW YoRK, April 14-MrA Conklins, who was
seen at S:15 O'Clock this morning, said that her
husband had passed another comfortable night.
The only times he awoke was when called upon to
take his medicine, which he did more readily than
usual He partoOk Of considerable nourishment
Also The faithful wife says the doctors giving
now being in favor Of Mr.. Conkiing.
On DARxnR FEELS ASSURED.
At 0:15 O'Clock DrA Barker and sands called At
the house. They remained In the SICK room about
quarter Of an hour. When coming out Or. Bar
s ss5 ssd E.9Rs
peared. feel very much treasured. Nj. Conk-
ling passed . comparatively easy night, although
he V little weaker this morning. he slept most
OF the time during the 0ight. When he wakes up
tofore. Dr.. Sands dressed the wound. There WAS
. slight discharge OF paA Mr. Conkling's pulse
was ~ and the temperature 100 La The resptru-
ton was natural ct about 10 whom No slept and 20
while awake"
Mr. coNxtNa DHnKs QuARf % xoux1ss.
AZ I2:3o O'Clock DR.. Barker again called &C the
sick chamber, where he remained for about a
quarter OF An hour. When spoken to the doctor
SAID that aimee his last visit he found the patients
conUt10n much improved. He had partaken OF SUI
ncient nour1shment, including quart OF k0umisa
nhy:,c Wm y. watson, Of Utica ne oid family
a. finding Mr.. Conkling In such an improved con-
dition. When Dr. Barker entered the room NJ,
Conkling recognised bis voice.
III. Barker, during . conversation with Mira
Conknng, ealo: "0ive Us the same progress In the
sex sy tweahaors hours and Mr. conkns viii have
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temperature eex, which Is normal