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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-02-14
Western Wealth.

Sc 9ebeu iol6 wieoeripredenbe @erii6te nm.
bic aus peri6ieSenen G.ueIen itamnen, baB es
einem lpobl tbut, cine senaue 0arteauus bes
wirtli6eu 8batbeitanbes ;u leien, wie bic Gage
Der Sarmer, Siebsi6ter linb @ei6Gftsleute i'm
@eiten 1T. Sas finbet ii6 in einem Yampblet
bas uuter obisem &itel eri6ieneu lit. 0ie 9ez
gebenen Statiitifen iinb bic lesten offi;ieler
l3ableu. Yerionen, bic bieieS pamphlet min:
i6er, t0unen lid p~ortoirei cine @opie peri6ai:
len, rpetn sic lid on 6. s. @urren, Sen. %
Gaiiaoier a9t. su ct. Saul Ipenben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-02-14
Sahier befebt elm. @eieaidaft. weI&e

F9 S0rbsruns Der &unt aIs 3tsl ssisst
bat. Sie @eieai9aft bait BON 3eit gu
3sit 4%usiteaunssn ab unb on benisIben
bstbeilissn it3 bic muIenbsn unb asidnsns
ben Ealerte Der Stabt, meiftsns Damen,
bic mebr 3eit als arbsit babeu unb Der
S9Onseiiterei buIbisen. 9ie @eisui6aft
wtrb tomntenben CONNER pieber cine
unitausfeauns abbaIten. 9ter bic Nas
men ber nsuerpdblten 8eamtsn. 9rdfs
bent: 8. Deerp; 8tcesBrdfbsnt: s. $.
&rane; Setretdr: &. 6. @raues S9aSs
meitsr: 6. W. Seamou; gepabrsr Der
Sammlunsen g. s. Quislep.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-02-14
Ser 8eritt BEG Yoritanots bes BON ben

5ransistaneri6psftsrn ssIsitsten Waiien.
bauies bsitebenb aus R.p. 81. Sobunnes,
s. W. @eruer unb 6. g. 9ifenbroot
seist, bag pom %. 9lusuit 1887 bis gum
/. Sebruar 1888 bic ginnabmen $l54l,
bic aussabsu bis gum 8. Sanuar b. 8.
l,453 Dollar ssueisn finb unb bab cine
giIan3 BON SO, ll6.4O an Sanb 1T.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-02-14
Ser aampf Der fsinbli6en grlber bat

Ser &f Der fsinbIi4en Sriber bat
fem gnbs srrsi9t. .9ts Sainois Central
giisnbabn unb bic @bicaso, burlington &
Nortbsrn, baben ben Gomabapt bssraben
unb bic 8erbiubuns Der beibsu 8abnsn an
Der Yortase @urpe bersetsut. 9Isi9 bas
rauf bin bat bic ct. Saul 81 &anias gitp
Babn ibre Sabrtsn bssonnsn unb Dubuque
bat iett cine psitere 9erbinbuus mad 3 item
unb Sibsn. SobaIb bic 3sittaQsn resus
Iirt III. Iaufsn aud 9erionensiss auf Der
9inis, rusIds bic ~tir3eite allsr pOn bier aus
na9 Chicago gebsnben Qinisn III.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-02-14
Wie Der Wapur iast, fol- Der 5sbIer II

xclt ptl WtugUI IuBL TUu UeI UT99et W
ben 9lubitorsbi1srn nidt bur5 ben iesis
gen aubitor, 9errn $. &i1tsr, ~bssanssu
worben iein, fonbern bur1 sinsn isinsr
9orsdnser. Der aubitor unb Der S9ass
meiiter baben Wonate lang on benz SebIsr
berumsebra4t, I'M ibu gu finbsn, bod uer
i'm b~sSansen BAT, weiB man iest nod ni6t.
Soffsntli5 finbet bas @omits bss Stabts
ratbs, has nit Der Sa9e betraut III, bsns
ielbeu aus.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-02-14
11ui,r, S~oo,shIGtt,r bier In 9ubuou

l1niere Sasesbldtter bier tn Dubuque
finb pieber uol auf bsiddftist, sinsn nsusn
Boom ms 2sbsn gu rufsn. Ser
r9sralb" bat i9on aussers9net, baB sIsi9
nit Srlbttnssanfans @sbaubs srri1tst
werben, bic mebr ais s25, 900 toifen. Die
gr@tteeteu wiGen nod ni9ts pon bieien
9ebduben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-02-14

Ser bodip'fte 8iidof s. 9eansHsp if
nod ct. 9ouis ~uerreiit, mo- Ct elmer @ous.
feren3 Der Bii96fe Der &irdenpsOuin5 Ct.
9ouis beipobnt. Sc io0 fi9 am aufftsIs
lung ber ganbibatenIiife fir bic 8eietung
bes BH9ofsFses pom @i5ita banbeIn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-02-14
Sit @itter her Mrbsit bieItsn .. @pde

Sic Sitter Der arbeit bieItsu .. @o@s
cine pobIbsiudts 9eriammIuns ibrss Orr
bsns tn Dss Motnss ab. Ssit sSuli, 70
warb bebauptst, ieien 80 neue afsmbliss
NIT 9 bis 10000 WitsIisoern sssrinbet
worbsn. Wisuisls Ahemblies stnsinssn
unb pieutele WitsIisbsr abfeIeu, bapOn
i9wisssn bic 9s.rn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-02-14
SerOienjt indenbe Skinner

pouen f4 ipfort an uns psnbsu bsbuis poutdntissr
aussunit, ME nit MIR wsnissn Dollars elm aub.rorbsuts
lid ~Iobusrtss Ssiadit, uam,ntIia auf benz Fannie, Su bes
trstbsu. nobel Griubruus nidt n6tbts uns gsrbieni. ME
in tsiusr auSsrn Seiddfttsuns, 3n ~srSitl.n 1T. GIsUsIanh
SspsIrp unS Hopeltp Co., GIep[aub, ..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-02-14
gtadt 4 Amgegeud.
Entered at the postoffice at Dubuque, Iowa,
and admitted for transmission through
the mail at second-class rates.
&eiienbe agsnteH fir bic r8a5ette".
G,e Serreu: Gs. Yrubit uuS Ns. 9ubtuis.
NQeut In ynerspiQe.

Infer gsent in 0psrsuiIe, Ssrr g6. s.
8erser,-ntdt Senser, uie es trrtbims
lid in p. Nummer bieB-tunn INNER i'm
Store bes Serrn 9imbut sefunbeu psrs
ben, NO CT Slert III.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-02-14
Gin gomite bsitebenb aus WitaIiebsrn

VIH VuNNIIt WT1e9e"U u"o UF'lYFFeUefH
Der ct. Marien: @smein6e wirb bi.ier
Gage Bel ben 8iirsern uoripre9en, nm geis
fridge gum @ussn Der beuti4sn tatbolti9su
BaiiensG nifaIt tu iammeIn, unb wirb bofs
fsntli9 Ntemanb lsin S9s,fi sin psrwsis
germ, nm bieie menf@enfreunbIi9e auftaIt
better, ME es ionff sei4eben tOnnte, in
Stanb gu issen, fur bic pisIsn in ibrsr
Yfese befinbIi1en Watfsn gu fcr9eu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-02-14
Wetps9orS Warftbert@t.

(ger SeIegrapb9 10. Sebr. 1888.
0et;en-WiIp., Ro. 2, 80 bis 90t @ts.
S~afer-39 bis 40 9ts.
u-gem. 10. Git 9ts.
g 6peineflei 9-$15.W bis 1850.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-02-14
Prohibition

llebsr ben i'm 5auis unisrsr Staaiss
ssissssbuns pom Abssorbneten Gutter ems
9srsi6ten @sisSsntpprf gum 8ertauf Be-
Taui9subsr @strduts, Der uoH Der Sruusns
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-02-14

bod fino bic ensIii&tu 8latttr bisr
ni9t fsrtis NIT ibrsm Strsitsn ibsr bic
Circulation unb absr ben gountybud.
Die vGimss" bat bic Supsrpiioren pers
iIast, neil fe ibr ben Druid nitt sabsu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-02-14
0emauote Yerjonett

tOunen eurd Ititt psrtduRidsr uHo uisIidsr, bauptiddIit
bel ben Dsuti6tn INNER ~sunsburGr artt,sI siRsR bausrus
ben unt 9uteH gereiCuit ~erSitlen. geriutsueis weIoea
Rro6su per grprsB, uuo eeuous austuuit eltit,sitis per
Roit ;ueei6idt. AbrtIe: ". Gruit, Glepslanh, Ohio.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-02-14

Ser bi,iige Telegraph" 1T bss eObss
unierer iesisen StabtusruaItuns uoa. Rur
ni@t gu eilis. @rif psnu has Sabr I'M
1T, IdBt fid barber NIT @sritdnbnib ipres
den. Run beim Telegraph" bsiBt's
beute: 9oiauna, morsen: Crucifige !!
&u'S &reu, nit ibm.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-02-14

Gin S9oruftsinfeuer, bus an Der gds
pom Dbits unb 3sbuter StaBs am 5rsttas
ausbra9, warb pou Der Seusrwsbr selSi9t,
ebe es ueitern S1absu angeri1tet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-02-14
Chicago Warftbert6t.

Per 3elesrapb.) 10. Ssbr. 1888.
% ei3en-Ro. 2, - 20 bis 70 @ts.
8en 6torn-4 AZ @tS.
Saftr-32 @ts.
&o9Sen-63 @ts.
@erfe-83-S4 Cts.
Butter-22 bis 81 Cts.
Sarmf6ie, 11-12 @ts.
@ier-21 bis Get Cts.
@biBfp-$1.13.
S4meine-$4.95 bis 500.
&inbpieb-$2.25 bis $50.
S9weiue Isif6-$12. 90 bis $1,000.
S9maIs-$7.F bis 7.50.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-02-14
Warftmeiiter 6ras tbeiIte benz Stubt

Warftmeiiter WraB tbetlte benz Stabts
ratb in isinsr Isstsn Sisuns nit, es ieisn
ibm &c tobte Spasen etnsrltefert worbeu,
wofir er 33 Gents Yrdmisn be3ablts.
Das mar benz Stabtratb 3u psnis unb ber
grsis auf ben ROpf zines iOI5sn goseIs
warb alf l Gent feifseiteIt. Die Spsrs
hinge laden bic b6ieu Stdbtudtsr aus.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-02-14
ct. 9putS Rarftbert6t.

(Yer Eelesrapb.) 10. Sebr. 1883.
@ei;en-rotber, 80. 2, so bis 81 rts.
8ef56toru-47 bis AT Sts,
ofer- 30-30a Cts.
Rpaoeu-- bis - 9ts.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-02-14
Sumt Sfeue..

Gin Dor iieben Wonateu einseipanberter, iurs
ger Wann BON 81 bis 90 Sabreu, mel6er feline
Sumanitdts : Stubien in 8elSteu [Gltropal
6ur6sema6t, iid i6ou einise Renntniie Der
enslii6en Sprade erporbeu bat, bic fran;Oiti5e
unb beuti6e Spra6e tennt unb nidt unerfabz
rem in Der eu6fiibruns 1T, iu6t irsenb mel8e
gei6Gftisun9.
RdbereS aIstunft sibt bic RebactiOn bieies
Slattes.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-02-14
MiI,p aufee @arttbert&t.

(8er 3elesrapb.) 13. 6ebr. 1855.
@ei;en-No. 2, rs Gts.
Safer-35 @ts.
@eli6torr-47f Cts.
&o99eu-65t @ts.
9erfte-gto. 2, 70 @ts.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-02-14
(.

Gin bsuti9er, fatbolii9er Sdmisb, in elmer
srobsn beuti4en Semeinoe 9eju6t. Gsrielbe
mls ,tabis is'a; aIs Dor ibn tOmmsnSsn
Waidinsn MAIDEN az t6nnsn. lin ndbere auss
tunft wsnbs man lid an g. u. Speiin9 9, Yofs
usiiter, Wsuomines, Nsbrasfa. ami
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-18
A Report chat Harrison's supporter
Will DO Over 90 Nher man.

CHICAGO. May 1s.-A special 70 the Daily Ne,us
from Indianapolis says: Twenty OF the Indiana
delegates TO the Chicago convention met In Indian
apolis yesterday and held a conference. The
Gresham men tried TO bring about an agreement
with Gen. Harrison's supporters that the delega-
tions should vote sody for Harrison as long as
there may be any hope for his nomination but N
they should md such a thing impossible then 10
throw their support 10 Gresham In order that an
Indianian might be nominated. Nearly n third of
the delegates were supposed 10 be favorable TO the
proposition, but nothing came OF the conference.
as the leaders OF the Harrison men were not dis
posed TO give it consideration. The friends of
Gresham are considerably disturbed by a report
that the Harrison leader, Chairman Huston, OF the
state central committee recently visited Onio and
entered into an agreement with the supporters OF
sherman, promising 20 give the Ohio candidate the
vote OF the Harrison Delegates II there should be
change In the situation showing that Harrison
could not be nominated. IL such an agreement
has been entered into Greshams friends WILL they
threaten, make trouble OF an unexpected nature.
At the conference OF delegates last night eX-t}oy.
Porter, j. \. Huston, T.. w. kaliord, ana Joseph
Gardner were appointed committee 10 90 10
Chicago several days before the convention In the
interest OF Harrison's candidacy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-18
SPECIAL NOTICES.
. "aAsLIGHT GLoRIFIED,,w

~ -aAsLIGHT aIoRIF1EDu"
The attention of the Washington public has been
lately called by extensive Advertisements and exhb
TONS to an incandescent gas lamp or burner the sole
guarantee for both the investment and any future
Profits being certain patents granted to one wesbsch
We desire to call the attention of those who may be
impressed with the value this to needs of the
community. that We are the sole owners of letters
patents No. 365,s32. and No. 3o7, ,534, dated re-
spectivey July 3. 1887. and August 2 1887 granted
to Charles NJ Lunsren. and that we are advised by
competent counsel that the manufacture sale or use
Of the lamps or burners known as the welsbach are
clear and unequvoca infrngements Of the herein re-
cited patents
We therefore give due and timely notice that we
shall protect all rights and risdy prosecute all
infringers whomsoever. and take this occasion to
say that it is the purpose of this Company organize
q sub-company at Washington, to whom will be guar.
anteed the full and sole right to make and use such
lighting Devices and to whom will also be given the
further assurance that all rights will be protected and
all infringer prosecuted vigorously and persistently
THE LUNGREN INCANDEsCENT GAsLIGHT CO.,
It, New York City.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-18

Saiisbury's Application Co Rome sor
Aid Has Done Him No a:oOA.

Special Cable Dispatch TO THE EVENING srsR
LONDON, May lS-As confidently predicted by
those best acquainted with Irish Affairs the papal
rescript will have practical effect on the policy
OF the nationalists> The resolutions unanimously
passed at the important meeting OF Catholic menl-
bers yesterday at Dublin, merely state In formal
way what most OF their body publicly stated when
the rescrlpt was first issued. The meeting had no
olIncuity IN uaversing the statements Made by
the pope on the recommendaticN OF MonsignOr
ferslco, who necessarily h less well Informed on
the actual condition OF the country. Unless tho
pope takes further action, the Tdbief newspa-
per to-day declares he will do a. II manifest that
SalisDurys government will have their trouble for
nothing IN applying TO him W assist them out VI
their trouble
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-18
cludes the repeal OF the sugar tax and on account
OF that is opposed by Mr.. Kelley. The plan an
entirety Is the same that has been widely dis
cussed for some time In general terms a repeal OF
the tobacco tax Of the sugar tax and OF the tax
alcOhOls used In the arts
THE DISTRICT IN CONGRESS-.
Meeting Of the senate COmmissee
TO.d9y.

The Senate District committee held but half an
hours session to-day. The republican caucus met
at IL O'Clock In the reception room adjoining the
District committee room, and the committee then
adjourned and the room was closed senator
Faulkner was authorized to report favorably the
Dill to make valid deeds Acknowledged before .
U. s. commissioner since 1850
ANESDNENTs TO xR. EAULKNERs srEAM RAILROAD
BILLS
Mr.. Faulkner's bill to define the routes OF steam
railroads in this city will be amended BY direction
OF the committee SO as to allow the Baltimore
and Potomac Railroad 100 feet OF ground on
B street to extend back 1000 feet and
the Baltimore and Ohio the same 'front.'
age 600 feep on Missouri avenue to extend
LOCO feet back. Another amendment adopted re-
qulres that the railroads shall pay the city rental
TO the Faulkner bill, which proposes to allow the
Baltimore and Potomac to remain where Ii is and
tne Baltimore and Ohio TO occupy ground on the
Senger station.
The bill to quit claim and release to the heirs OF
John Patch all right and title OF the United states
versely.
FAVoRABLE REPORT ON THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
NAL BILL.
Representative Hooker yesterday submitted to
the House report Of the foreign affairs commit
tee In favor OF the constitution-centennial bill.
which has already passed the Senate. The CON-
mittee recommend immediate action and passage
OF the bill.
Capitol Topics.
BILLS P AssED IN THE SENATE.
The Senate yesterday afternoon passed several
bills, among tn EN- one to make Inauguration day
legal holiday in the District OF Columbia; the
House bill authorizing Commander John W.
Phlnp, OF the Navy, to accept a silver pitcher
from the government OF the United states OF Co
lOmbia; the House bill to authorize United States
marshals TO arrest offenders and fugitives from
Justice in the Indian Territory; the Senate bill for
The relief OF sailors and marines In the United
States Naval homes, and Senate DILL appropriating
200 for quarters and barracks at The branches
OF the National Military Home for Disabled Volun-
teer Soldiers
The Senate yesterday afternoon adjourned until
Monday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-18

fERY CoNMRxD rzB AUTHORIZATION AID nkyEn
erncIAILY 10 TEE ncREAsED rsNs1om GRANTED.
WICHITA, KAx.. NAY 1a-Tne platform eoopeoo
Iructs the dsAegatss 70 g. Louis 20 vote asa unit
for PFss10sns CLEVELAND, and IN reoo1nttng tne
1s6e 70 the ipcr0oosd pensions granted 70 soldleu
WIDOWS and ogphanA Following 10 the result &
u electioa 6 oelegetse % g. Louis BY oistrctss
WiSSisy. a. 4 Eins; third xngsli Hstfhewx Z
- HeGina; foursA, = = aYaa J; Deeo.s
0fth, W. y. HAMA q. K clifford; sixth, q. n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-18
Increa.Ing Nen,ence. ON Appcal..

special Gable Dispatch TO The EVENING STAR
LONDON, May ls.-Balfour's allegation that sent
ences were increased on appeal In ireland under
the liberal government is so far confirmed that In
the returns moved for by Sir wilfred Lawson there
appear TO have been several such cases from 1881
TO 1856. Even n this Is so IL Is OF substantially
little Importance. Gladstone does not deny that
many kinds OF illegaty were committed under
the rule OF Dublin Castle under his successive adj
minis trations. AZ the same time he challenges tho
government 10 show an Instance In the practice
OF the English courts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-18
THE EMPEROR's IMPROVEMENT.
He II Free From Fever and HIS Strength
In EncreaAimR.

BERLIN. May 1s.-A bulliten issued this morning
says: The emperor is without lever. The dini-
Guilty he experienced In swallowing has nearly dis
appeared His general condition Is so satisfactory
that he win be allowed 10 spend the greater part
OF the day In the open air. His strength Is In
creaslng. There Is less secretion OF pus
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-18

Special Cable Dispatch TO The EVENING STAR.
LONDON, May 1a-Another new magazine Is
about TO appear, called the Mirror, containing
chiefly biographies and portraits OF men and
women OF the day.
Hawthorne is suddenly much In favor with the
atrical adapters. Miss Calhoun an American
actress who was very popular at the Haymarket
under Bancrofts management, Is about 60 produce
a version OF 1.-THE Scarlet Letter." by stephen
Coler1dge. Another version has Just been made
by DIR. Averling, and yet another Is already IA
istence by Joseph Hatton. A dispute has arisen
as TO which was earliest In the Held The matter Is
not OF the least consequence. as NO copyright can
exist.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-18

THE RESCRIPT GOES UNHEEDED
The Emperor Again Mending.
Crop Reports Prematurely Given Out
syURsuNG PANIC BREEDERS.

Tse Lord Mayor Refuses "a Ato tus
~Dcsenselcss England'' Agtsasors.
Special Gable Dispatch 20 THn EVENING srsH-
LONDON, May l6-The lord mayor inflicted .
severe snubbing 70 the fussy persons engaged In
getting up panic about England being In danger
from foreign foe. lie says he can be no party 10
fonlenting an unpatriotic agitation unworthy OF Q
great nation. Therefore he refuses 20 give the uss
OF the Guild Hall for the meeting. Al The meeting
AT which II was decided 10 make the request, the
suggestion was adopted OF one speaker who moved
that the request should be in writing, lest, ho
said the lord mayor should shuttle out OF IT, Much
Is made by the discounted memoualists OF the
TACT that the lord mayor Il a Belgian by birth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-18

PERsONAL-Ex-SenatOr Camden OF West Vir-
ginla, Z. s. Tompkins Of Detroit Geo. E. Wood of
Philadelphia, j. d. Pettingill OF Boston, Theron
Rockwell, Z. b. Orcutu and Henry NJ Saunders OF
New YORK are at WillardS.-S. De RoutkoWsky
OF the Russian legation, Col Michael Sheridan and
Gardiner G. Hubbard or Washington were In New
nork last nlght.-Chas. Whittier OF Boston, Wm
q. warner OF England and Juan Drysdale of
Buenos AyreS are at the Arlington. H. Ham,
mond ol 81. Paul, Robt. II. stevenson OF Boston
ana JAS r. Bakewell or Pittsburg orc at Worm
ley'S-Hermann Oelricks OF New York ts ar
Meickers.-John jarrett OF Pittsburg Wm NJ,
Slngerly OF Philadelphia, A., COchrane and James
at the kiggs-F. w. Ii. Clarke OF Philadelphia is
at the Beivedere Hotel.-Dr. Geo. p Bartlett OF
Boston, Hon. A. X. Savage OF Auburn, Me-, and ex-
Lieut. Gov. Geo. G. Sumner OF Hartford, Conn
are at the st. James
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-18
THE EVENING STAR
PUBLISHED DAILY. Except Sunday,
AT THE STAR BUILDINGS,
Ncr.hvess Corner Pennsylvania Ave. and 11th st. By
The Evening Star Newspaper Company,
s. h KAUFMAN, Pres't

Trr Fvrxr~e STAR IL served TO subscribers In the
rfv bv carriers their account, 10 cents pep
xesk or 44c. per month Copies at the counter
cents each BY mal-pOstage prepald-5O cent? 4
month. Ons year, s6. sI months, 80
Entered at the Post Once At Washington d C.. n,
seconded mail matter.
TEE wEEkLY STAR-publisbed on Frfdzy-aI n
year postage prepaid Six months. so cents
gVAn mail subscriptions must be paid in advance.
10 paper sent longer than Is paid for
Rates Of advertising made known ON ,ppl,cstion
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-18
The Parliamentary Recess.

Special Cable Dispatch 10 THE EVENING STAR
LONDON, May lS-The house OF lords has already
risen for the holidays To-day the house of coul-
mons win follow suit. The commons would have
risen yesterday, but the working class OF members
refused TO allow an important measure. like the
employers liability bll 10 be summariy dis
missed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-18
Navy Department Changes.

JOS A. Kingsley, promoted from 81 900 to 81 200.
Chas. W. Todd (DeL), appointed clerk at 81 900,
under clVll-serv1ce rules. Lewis H.Whiteman an.
pointed clerk at 81 400, vice j. r. Strattan.
The Deserted Mother will get the Money
AN INTERESTING DECISION OF THE SECOND CON.
TROLLER
Second Controller Butler has settled an inter-
esting question arising out of the wreck of the ex
plOring steamer Jeanette in the Arctic ocean
March 3D. 1882. The act OF January & 1887.
directs the accounting officers OF the Treasury To
allow 10 the widow OF any deceased officer or en-
listed man OF This vessel, or II there be no widow
living TO the child or children, and II there be no
child, ITO the surviving dependent parent or par
entS or the deceased, q sum equal TO twelve
months pay" Waldo Inman served on the vessel
under the alias OF Walter Lee, and was lost in the
wreck. separate applications for the gratuty in
this case amounting to 5000 were made by the
rather, Albert, and by the mother, Sarah Inman
and the Controller was called on to decide to whom
the money should be paid. Evidence was sub
mltted to show that Albert abandoned hts wife in
1865 to take up with another woman. and has
contributed nothing toward his wifeis suppOrf
since that time, notwithstanding he had received
bis sons back pay amounting TO 81 600, The con-
trOller decided that the mother Is clearly entitled
to the gratuity as the dependent parent" He
says that "tne worthless father is not only shown
TO have been not dependent on his son. but by his
heartless desertiOn OF his wife and his utter dis
regard OF his martial duties to have rendered him.
self unworthy OF consideration by the accounting
0n1cers or by any one else"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-18

PETERSBURG, VA, May 1h-The anti-Mahone
meeting remained In session until an early hour
this morning.. The committee 70 prepare bus-
ness reported and the report was adopted It
provides for committee OF twenty-five 70 issue
an address TO the republicans Of Tia state and
submit plans OF organization senator ID. y.
Houston, OF Roanoke, was elected as chairman OF
this party. The convention then proceeded 70
elect delegates-at-large 10 the Chicago conven-
tion, as follows: Gen. v. ID. Groner, OF Norfolk:
Saml. NJ. Yost, OF Augusta; r. A. Paul tcoloredh
OF Richmond; c. A. Harman, OF Montgomery.
Ex-Gov WIN. K. Cameron and ex-C nited states
Senator John +. Lewis were elected electors az
large On motion OF Hon John =. Wise, the plat
form 20 be agreed upon at the Chicago convention
was adopted as the platform OF the party here.
ana at 2:3O am. the convention adjourned with
three rousing cheers for Blaine.