davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-20

and u sts. n and hear Herdic line; price $1,000
aulI-3t WEsCOTT WILCOX. 1907 Pa ave- NV
IyOR SALE
II t5l9I ssh bet and d SITS u. e., 2-story Brick g
room modern improvements, 1850.
(o.toi 80 bet 9th aud 9th n w., 2-story Brick 4
rosns, lot 2U&1ll0. s3, 100
t44Oj list bet. and sta q. O., 2-story Brick,
rUOIns, 5000.
,6iyD 9th st. ne. between and SITS, 2-s,ory and
on and on easy terms - owner wishes 10 leave
117i Marion st. NV. 2story and basement Brick.
C204I Maryland ave. corner 9th st. ne rapidly i'm
proving location, 2-story 7-room Brick, "a 800.
So Boundary between +th and 9Th sts.. rooms,
> t436I between 9th and 10th sts wv, q very nice
2-.st2S8. o-rOou and Cellar Brick, lot 20 95.
tlS2J Corcoran ST between 14th and 18th SITS n " :,
Sstory Br1ek. 10 rooms and concrete cellar 81 500
t4SSl h between 18Th and 4th sits. Nv. 10-room,
BITCH: in yery desirzbl- location, $1,000.
tlloJ 10th st. between X and D. " Frame
Houses, rooms and bath each. for both. sS, 500
C4ool Pennsylvania ave between 18th aud 2Olh sts
nv Iroom Brick. $4,000;
location, l2-roon, Brick. 81 0, 500.
ufIj near eth n central and pleasant location,
oSeTlookirS reservaton. 4story Brick Is rooms lot
t3l2l lst 1T near b 81. ne, Large 14room Brick,
stable in rear, lot 67xl60, $4,000.
toOo) lth St q ". Fine business Property. several
stores. : 1000: also Brick Store between g and
s+34l 9th near ct NV. Brick Dwelling. lot lsx
BH. WARNER CO..
- AZ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-20
THE TESTIMONY MIXED.
Some Question as to Whether q Witness
Had Been Drinking or Only 'sSniftins. %

Widow Bouldin and her daughter Kate, q
young girl not yet twenty years old, were pris-
oners in tho Police Court this morning. They
were charged by Policeman Pearson with be-
ing disorderly near their home on II street
northeast after o'clock this morning. The
policeman gave evidence against the defend
ants, telling the court that they were drunk
and profsne. He heard them, he said, when
he was half square from their house. The
officer said that be had Shoemaker O'Brien, .
neighbor, a. Q witness.
"What wss his condition." asked the court.
He was more or less SOBER" replied the
officer.
Browning.
We'll, I think he had been shifting" the Oh
Ger answered
Mr.. O'Brien, after being sworn, gave the
court the information that he had known
WIDOW Bouldin and her daughter for forty
years, and" he added "they didn't use no
inname language neither"
MIR. OBrien stated that the affair occurred
about 10 O'Clock in the night and not O'Clock
In the morning. The court was not satisfied
with the proof and continued the case for
a while to hear further proof as to the time OF
the arrest. Sergt Wall and Officers Murphy
and Riley substantisted Oficer Pearsons state
ment and the defendants we're fined Is each.
Real Estate Sales.
John Quinn has bought for s4,l792o Of John
Lee sub d, SO. $40, % by s7jf feet on Sd stree,
between c and d streets southwest
Marian Vertenhumer has bought Of rs. Far.
row for 800. sub %, So. s42, fronting 20 fee,
on North Carolina avenue at the corner Of 10th
street southeast
Rebecca E. Throckmorton has bought for
"a, 900 of L. 4. Bauman, sub ~, SO. 27l, l6 by
IS feet on W between 18th and 18th streets
northwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-20

Eoh SALE = ONLY s4.l5o BEAUTIFUL
y Home ON st. near 9th at Price reduced. An
eieesnt lot on ST near 9Th st actual cost CHAS
A sHIELDS. 1905 ST NV. apl7-3ts
E,OR sALE-BRICK DWELLING, CORNER CON-
Il necueut ave. ana DesAles St; Brick Dweihns cor
ner oveTloDklng Connecticut other Corner prop
erty on Connecticut ave, well located HILL JoHN.
srON, 1908 PennsylvzniA ave. aul f-3t
LOR SALE AN s-ROOM HOUSE WITH "
Il Acres Of Land. at Wards Crossing in Gaithers-
burg. Nd The house Is new. with three porches, .
cellar and pump OF the nnest water 81 the door;
the-e - ais . nne barn with sheds on the lot
For further Information apply at
anl0-2w' CRAwFORDs Drug Store
LNOR sALE-FINE TwO-sTURY FRAME HOUSE
n plsssAntiy located: large yard: fruit and shade
trees; good well; $500; easy terms inquire on
premisos. ]. J. PUTNAM. Maple ava, AnacostiA
au1-1ms
I,oR sALE-616 ST Sc, FIVE ROOMS. FR1NE
II House, Lot IA feet 2 inches front by IS 70 ! 3S-
foot alley; price $1,000. 100 Sd 81 s.w Store and
Dwelling si1 MONS Acorner1, Of the boSt stauda In
south Nsshington Brick with Stable In rear; pr,cs
o4.600. b. LEONARD. 407 AZ st.sw aui7-af
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-20

a MEXICAN ICE CO..
A,,s,,croo N Spe sc qr e ,,vv. ~
Once 10th and sts n ", Ice and Coal. Order
by he'd wsgon:, Depot Telephone. 4sy-2; Once Tel
ephone, 1o23-S.
Z. n. WILLIS
au15-3m Warrington Manager.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-20

SO TO So @ St l. esf.oo
81 =; and q. ~ Myrtle J: 800 oOO
35i 10 slsx p st
SETH, 6r-........3,oOO
81 5 18th ST. s.e-. b. b.
sr. ...........-....-..2.60O
1909 and sl1 ] Of. ae;,-
800 % Ion st NE; 5: i, 20
I7ss5 "a st. n: W: b. s.'OO
1915 and 1870 Law
renee ST NV. FIJI. Z, 600
112 K st. n. e., I. b., 49,.
0r...................1.S00
92 Myrtle st. Ne. b. h,,oo
Alley bet. eth and 7th.
q / E sts. Sc. .3r. i 800
305 10th St s. E., b,
h.. 5r. ....-:-......1.50o
IL Capitol alley s.w.
s0s, alley bet. 9th and ND
10th, g and II s.w.. 100
Alley bet. ~ and 9Th,
II and I sts. s.w BOO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-20
PERSONAL.
LOST AND FOUND.

i OST - SILK UMBRELLA. GOLD HANDLE
~ turned from tea stand In market corner 9TH aud
NV Suitable reward If returned to 446 st. 1t
II OST-SATURDAY NIGHT AT THE CORNER OF
~ 9th and u SITS Fourteen Tickets for the C. b. A.
Eacursion and Barbecue finder will please return to
N d. hINSlNOEk, 30 st. NV. any person or per-
sons caught using them will be prUsecuted they
all numbered. BY order of Committee. 1t
II OST-TODAY, BET. IL AND O'CLOCK, ON
~ Pennsy wanna ave bet 9th and 9TH, 9th bet. d
Aid l., Gold Watch Has Chain, Charm and Initials
Return to 300 Il ST. aw and receive reward. It
L OsT-AT WAS INGToN PARK ON NIGHT OF
~ August ID. 1889. Roman Twist Bresstpin, Dia-
llond setting Liberal reward will be paid returned
TO CARL PETERSEN, APT 7th st. NV. au20-3t'
STkAYED TO MY PLACE ON GRANT ST. MT.
~ Pleasant Small Bay Mare. Owner can get same
by paying charges and proving property.
AuiS-3t ALBERT STEPHAN.
T osT-A POOR WOMAN HAVING SEVEN SMALL
~ children lost Mopdsy about o'clock pm. s34O
Oh her way to post office via Pennsylvania ave. Lib
eral reward given returned TO l01 Purdy's court.
aul 7-3ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-20

IT Home for 81; $50 in a 10000 neighborhood;
west of 18th ST.: bay window, rooms and bath
handsomely pspered modern plumbing; large closets
high ceilings splendid range; beautiful yard south
front: Will take small cash payment; balance suit.
Apply once. DAVID ID. STONE,
1881 sos st n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-20

1'oR SALE OR EXCHANGE-A LARGE WELL
4 built and substantial 3-stOry Frame with Back
Building IN hrst-clasS condition. with modern i'm:
provements; located on q street between 10Th and
2lst SITS W. good bargain for q prompt customer:
Keys IN the drug store. Apply To I. H. G. TODD, 511
9Th St NV. aul9-6t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-20
BUSINESS CHANCES.

BUSINESS CHANCES.
A CHANCE FOR PARTY WITH SMALL AMOUNT
"A Of money 70 buy Six Cottage Houses, rooms,
very pretty. on high ground lots 50x l50 will sell at
oarsain, II taken At once. JNO. h LEWIS, HOO
boundary st. Ne su20-lws
WANTED-PARTNER tACTIvE OR SILENT
w with 5000 to $1,000 cash. In legitimate manu-
featuring enterprise Will pay 200 per cent more
Address SAMUEL GOODE. General Delivery, WASH
inston, ID. G. aug20-3ts
N ANTRD A PARTNER IN THE POULTRY
with few hundred dollars Address pOULIhI, Star
ONCE. sul1-3t'
ssVNHE WORLD DO MOvE"-REMEMBER THE
u Terrestrial Clock" RAMSAY has esit the
prices. watches cleaned u nrstclxss -springs,
warranted ell all clock and )ewelry work at
the lowest prices In the city We deIy competit
liza u. NV. au17
EOR sALE-sILK COLONY AT oDENToN.
ii Better than government bonds, ground rents or
railroad stock Il this investment WHERE can You and
anything else that viii pay 25 per cent? At what
other industry can women and children make In six
weeks' time from $500 70 ,00oi
For short time we will hold these SILK Farms 1t
only e32o Buy now II you want to get In the low
est price, u - not necessary for TO live there
70 secure an interest IN the silk crop Fun informs
SOUTHERN SILK ASSOCIATION,
au1o-lm 41O 7th st NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-20

LOh SALk-
II 1871 10th st. nv,
b. a. b, Or. SOC
l22S Mass. ave. NV,
ID. or 800
os ! 81. NV. b.h.. MI,
Hr...-.-....-......6 $500
l3 d St n-e- b. H..
go and 2aa ' i@s Il zoo
2211 and 22I3 9Th II.
NV, b. b. tSr........4.OOC
4Q5 to All Bars a.
ley, NV, b. h.......4.00C
G3 N st. n. w. f-h..
and z houses rear 1000
l32s V St NV. b.
Isis Si;;', i'm st n. S.. :'o
oh; I.........-;..3175
<u2 lZtn St NV, D. d.
1s y I1th st. NV. S So
h. 1r.........---...3,55O
Alley bet. 9th and 7th,
L and NJ n. W., h. 3.500
90 L st. n. W, b. b..
m l.. 7r.............3,500
34OS y st. nv. b.h-,
mi. 7r..............3.30 300
1902 and 1904 L 81. n
W FIJI 4r 1000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-20
EDUCATIONAL.

CHELTENHAM ACADEMY. oGoNTz. PA
~ Unexcelled location aud surroundings. New
School Equipment Gymnasium, Military Drill, sc.
Thoroueh preparation for College Scientific school
For circular, &c. address
Au20-2w JNO CALVIN RICE. A NJ, PRINCIPAL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-20

I1OR sALE-CHEAP-HOUsE 3O4 MASS AVE
II ne large rooms and bath handsomely papered
complete in every detail lot through to ID ;
price $1,000. DAVID D. STONE,
au1y-3t SO6 + st NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-20

I.OR SALE-CHEAP-OWNER LEAVING CITY;
2-story Bay-wlndUw Press Brick. front facing on
two streets lot 16xl49. with stable 81. 100; 1921
aul4-3ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-20

= Brick House. gas water, &c. on sd St between
y and q sts n and near Herdic line; price 81 600
aul7-3t WESCOTT WILCOX. 1907 Pa ave NV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-07

mo pavilion WIN be At onc-hundred and nfth St. and
the cost wiz be betrayed ont OF tho beQucst Of John
Jacob Astor Of ar4s,0oo.
dinner with lis covers was given last evening
at Defmonicos by Company B. of the TN hegimen''
IN honor OF Captain Henry 8. Steele, and 70 conme
the eighty third anniversary Of the fofnauon Oh
the company Among those present wero Feru'nana
p Earle Joseph J. oDonohue, General Charles =,
Robbins General Alexander shalsr, Colonel kmmo,s
Clark, Colonel Thomas L. Watson, and Lieutenant We
R Hamilton, U. 8 A.
A PLEASANT dinner was enjoyed last evening ~ VIC
Architectural League Of New-York, ss Morchon, ~
West Twenty ninth-st, An interesting P.psr
"A Run Through SPAIN was read py " n '
The attendance at tho meeting Of tho New ior or.
Academy of Sciences held ut Columbia Coneeo -.
evening. was small Professor Newoefry ~
ABSTRACTS OF several technical papers oAa w
recent meeting Of tho National Academy VI o0
NJ washington DR.. A. A. Julien was neI p'os'ns
.a ,as ,.,sor sxpect ted from H. Darlington Bolton, on
"a Naw Mountain of the Bell.' was not READ
=. AZ. r.cp,.r meeting Of the LIST Assembly Dis
,.c, R,nunl,can Association, at No. 1o4 Franknst,
L., sv,nnv. handsome gavei was presented 70 the
,,ss,aent p J. Ksvanagb together with set OK reso
iutsons. In accepting them Mr. Kayanssh mado
graceful speech.
An interesting lecture was delivered By Professor
r n on,sh.nbos at Columbia College yesterday, on
sTbe Eirabethan Stage and the Rise OF the Thcafcs
Tho RamaSa Circle Of New.York the aim Of which
% 10 aid ia educating the hghcaste child OF
India hold q public meeting In St. Rarfhoiofne~'s
Church Madison ave. and Forty fourth-st, last even
ing The Rev Or. D. II. Greer presided, ana tho
Rev. Or. Edward Everett Hale Of Boston, VINO Is
presidcnt of the Ramsbai Association. explained ~
some length the objects Of the society.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-07
4 NEW CoLLECTOR IN CHARGE.
COLONEL EaHARDr OFFICIALLY AT HOME.

WELCOMED 10 HIS NEW ory1cE IN THE CUSTOM
HousE-rwo CHANGES MADE.
Collector loci d. Eshsrit hook formal possession
Of his once yesterday and Mr.. Magone retired when
Colonel Erhardt reached the Custom House at 10 80
o'clock with q small body Of friends he found the
Collectors oflce filed with thoss who had come to
congratulate HIM With Colonel Erhardt were Ap-
praiser Marveie W. Cooper, william Dowd, pr1 'ent
Of the Bank of North America; H. II. Hollister OF
Rountze Brothers s. p. Edwards and Howard CsrroL
After he had formally turned over his ONCE TO COL
lector Erhardt Mr. Magone introduced tho eeVen
Deputy Collectors to their new chief They were oil
sworn In by Collector Erhsrdt and an Interchange Oh
pleasant speeches followed. After that exCoiiector
Magone said farewell to his former suberdinates'
wished his successor pleasant and SUCCESSFUL al
mlnistration and then left the Custom Houss. IL N
Mr. Magones intention to resume tho practice OF law
in ogdensburg.
Tho new Coliector found In his private room an
enormous blaoktorn stick. weighing nearly twenty
pounts In silver letters on the handle were the
words. Homo Rules Colonel Erhsrdt said be was
unaware who the sender wa.
Co,ons, Erhardt made only two changes yesterday.
Thom,s Hunt who has been with the law nrm Oh
Eyarts, southmayd Choate win be his privste SEQ
retary succeeding william Z. Klmball, who hold the
Office under Mr.. Magonr. The salary Is @,ooo
xear Mr. Xfmball VIII practise law after this lh
this city James Smith. formerly . messenger about
the headquarters Of tho Republican National Commit
toe will succeed James Cshll. Mr. magone's messen-
GER Tho salary is ESQ. Cahill. who was appointoo
through the influence Of Daniel Manning, viii 30 70
tanned in another capacity.
For other places In the Custom House now nled
nv democrats and Mngwumps, thsrc arc many appli-
csnts. especially for tho eloven Deputy colector
shps worth $4,000 year, but Colonel ErhaTot saia
to pressing Otnoeseeksr yestord'yy, or ,u, DAYS
erSert 10 be here for the next four years.'
Among the choice places outside of Deputy Collector-
shjps IL the once Of Discussing Clerk bold by Fman.
uei r. Hart venerable Democrat OF THIS Guy; salay
and registered his Official signature. There bs EIet
General sherman, who had dropped in On nienoiy
cali on Sub Treasurer Roberts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-07

ssa.msr zaxin tSor. Obs, Ba.coa days with fruis
sai..s. s !: &C. r. ss.sS. days
' Steamer EacesSr Hsrns days with mdss
- a.I .s na.. . Sss: :sa s sse g
ssff Ammonia 1sap onero cadis IS days. with d'' to
ors ss y ssOe ' asmnsws Bsdord Pssug
BARK Geo g. Homer, Variant Sew.Beaford. picf'r
big Femaa No Larses Monssviaeo 50 days. With hides
suNsEr~A. sandy Hoek wind light sw, hsuy. AZ ci'y
Island. WIND hxhL ssw; lazy.
Arrived yesterday
mdse and ei to Henderson Bros Arrived at tho
Steamer FISHER Savannah days. with dso and
noE. Hphers Newport News West Point
with and TO od Dominion IS 90 and Noro
viii mase and passengers 70 OH pomIn.i 8. 90
Bed YsS nsn mo Snys with sugar and
ssPs Por sanrok Natal 81 days with sugar 70
Ss Tssss Anna s ksrsso Paans s days. WITH
mdse to order: vessel 70 master.
Steamer faratc cs@eroa sr..s iamay
stsamer Bonassa 1rt Anderson, sydneyP an Geehafd
Steamer Minister Msybach teeT) Binger
steamer wou.ieydale tBr, csre hatanzas-chas Hill q
steamer Hagln tNor) ohs gsrscoa.MCses. &C. Go
snip Frederick Billings, sherman, San FrAno''oo-hen'es
sss aRR sySaS PBs aoSoSsa " Manila Sc5
Bsrf Xttepus or,, Moe JOhenburg swedG Tobias GO
REs DSIsnf Bristol
sALEp.
Steamers Christian johnson and Piovsr. for Baraooa
SPOKEN.
shin Constance tpr,, TIussy from Nsw.Yort for Hong
Kong Mar az, In lat III syufh Ion ~ west
p. ssTs 9 3sT S.r i s e i
Ship Racehorss (Nor1 Jensen from NeW'aodkroo i"r
Adelaide Mar 26, In lat 10 south lon - west =, A., O.,
Snip Ny Ghau (Brl, Batter, from New YORK MAI ~ f s~
gon, April 10, In lat 40 north lon ~ west
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMER
FOREIGN PORTS
SOUTHAMPTON May e-Arriycd Ems tGerI, JunEst
from New. York on her way 70 Bremen -. ~, ~.x a
sailed steamer worra tGerl from Bremen On nor wy
HULL MAY a-Arrved Santiago tBr). Potter from
SpcvrR May spassed steamer Ensrge Ger, FursmanD
ffotp New. York her 70 Bremen. -. r...
uInp MAY e-Passed steamer Tower Hi lBr), Bennetb
from Nsw.Uork on her war 70 London. - . -. ~,
GLASGOW MAY 6-Autvet steamer Stats OF SeorBA tof'
IRSE Nav x-saiied steamer stsSs of Pennsylvania tsr
Mrhn, from dlaAgow for NeW.Yorb ,, -, ,,.-..o,
siALrAs May I-Passed steamer britannia tFr Psrsso-
. SsSaA1Ey May g l-riyed, steamer ehyonfa ieerh
~ r'dt =, New York. - 49,, NJ.
~ 81. 'av s-Aryiyed steamer Haminonm toerj' me-
bten Posrts en- schfosder from Esw.York A., x,.-.
MAY a-saiied oeAmer Marsas lGer1 NaAs for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-07

The suits we sell are built for service.
Their foundation is quality OF cloth
and tailoring. We could cheaper them,
but you care less for cheap clothes than
for good clothes, when the best cost SO
little; $1S to $2S.
We have a variety at S12 to $l6, as
good suits as can be produced at those
prices; better than usually offered else,
where as great bargains. Now and
then lot of higher cost suits get
marked down within this lower range.
That happened yesterday with 20 sack
suits of fine foreign cheyiot; stylish
but ugly; medium light color; were
s25-now $40. How attractive they'll
be at that price.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-07
LACEs & HANDKERCHIEFs

We invite special attention to our
sale, this week, Of Point Gauze,
Duchesse and Valenciennes Laces
and FlOunces, Point and Duchesse
Lace III q n d k ere il efs, Scarfs,
Bridal Wells and Shawls.
500 pieces Black Silk Drapery
Netts, I'm Stripes and Figures, from
81. 90 to %. 90 per yard. La TOsca.
Russian, Tuscan, Brussele and
Point d'Esprit Netts In Black,
Cream and White; Black Lace
FlOuncings, 42aud GA inches wide,
i'm Chantilly, Marquise, Hand Run
Spanish and MOnt1lIa, Black Span
ish Scarfs and Fichus.
Real Thread, Guipure, Mar
auise, Hand-Run Spanish, Tor
chon, Medici and Point de Gene
Trimming Laces In all widths.
Novelties In Ladies', Misses and
Gentlemen's Linen Cambria
Handkerchiefs, Hemned, Hem.
stitched, with plain, embroidered
and cOlOred borders.
A special line of Ladies' and
Gentlemen's Initial Handker-
chiefs at s1.5O per ] doz.
JAMES McCREERY & co.,
Broadway and 18th Street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-07

GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.
The receipts. Of the Bridge last week were s2o''
900 IT.
The following trustees werc reelecnd by the Brook
Ign Trust Company yesterday: f. f. knowIon joan
T. Martin John P. Rotfe, Frederic Cromwell, r. w:
coriIes and A b. Bayliss They wiz mect and elect
officers tomorrow.
Supervisor at-Large ouintard yesterday vetoed the
resolution OF tho Board OF Supervisors authorizing
committee to 20 TO Albany and oppose the ConnR
Farm Commission bill. The committee VIII 30 now
ever, II they have 10 pay their own bills.
The Aldermen yesterday voted to ask tno sos ~,
of Estimate 10 set apart sun sufficient TO pay Tor
twelve Sunday concerts in Prospect Psrk In me
months of June July and August 1890 resoin-
ton pr viding for such concerts shis year was TO
ferred IL o committee TO report next week
The trai Of the suit for ABSOLUTE divorce prongnt
by David Taylor against Mira Minnie n IAyIor, VIII
kdo,phus b. spslr ss correspondent. was begun 10
the City Court yesterday. After some unimpoftan
evidence had been given both sides agreed 70 "itb-
draw the case from the calendar provided the custody
Of the child now with Mrs Taylor 10 given TO her
rqossnsssSs~a Sarah Smith
IN. s,nsys, Of zophsr SMITH president Of the Jew.
oilers, Board OF Trade. was conducted ey pr. Hiram
Hutchins at No. 1000 Bedford ave-. YESTERDAY sror
NOM The burial was IN Greenwood
Protests were hoard by the Excise Commissioner
yesterday ssaist the transfer of the liquor hoense OF
John Murphy, from No. 70 Amiy.st, ne1 hnI'
fearue a the Cross Of 81. Peters Roman Catholic
Church protested. Father Barry sad taat @ese
were eleven lquorshops within 500 fbet OF TIC churcn
Commissioner Bcll said that IN tho last nine years
only 400 new licenses had been granted. and ne cry
had grown by 3oo0 600. Tho ratio NJ present was ono
,louorshop to Ella persona.
The rompkins Avenue Congregational Church Is
preparing 10 build Q now Sunday school hsi soloinns
IA new church. 10 cost ESQ 600. Tho sum OF sSSOoo
was subscribed In . fsw minutes on sundSy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-07
coLrscroR ERHARDr's yrBsr CASE.

me nrsf case 10 como before Collector Erhardt
vesssrday ives . snuegiing affair A. b. Lamberton.
a. kochestsr wealthy man, ~ YVES proved BY letters
AZ ersdrt Tor s4soco found on him, was passenger
Win his daughter On the steamer Umbrs, arriving on
sunday when his baggage was searched by IN
specson DonAhas and brown. qasna1 o. Insn
liyan. msds IN Bolfast and worth $500, wss found
ma ssu9 was promptly ssired By tho officials. VINO
aiso arrested Mr. Lamberton. Yesterday he was
brought before Collector Krhardt He saad In bis
dessce that be had boon infoFed on the other side
Of ths ocean that n no had his name on the hnon
Ia snon0sssua on r. This plea was not sufhcicnt
to seotrc tAs rsicass Of the nen but on his mrnsn
tbs bonds e pay re aniy NJ 81 Sanssos '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-07

AHRfyED
ss<ssssr c1slc(bp, DEyss xesA Arru 1e Shields isn
andss LIST Win m1ss aat passeEsers % snYson Spence
$500 sc1ss ssss b hsTs asfs "a nm .dss "a "a
Ec sss.s Is sasss e. Ag ~ N ballast
s,sss $500 yoss s E, sfa,' e ~ g as Jssgs
1 ss 81: s.:s Ags Ne 2 e ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-07
xn. rsA1x WANTS no RESAxE rHs CONTINENT

Mr.: rRAIY WANTS no RENAME fHB CONTINENT.
George Francis Train was picture Of coneensment
Yesterday Is he sat In Madison square summing himself
and surrounded by his friends the children. He
seemed nstle weary, but he said he vss In capital
SPIRITS. sob. yes said he, am hrst-rste and am
going to fast for egbtytwo days MORE loo Gays ~ A
Iv. ,oss one eighth of myself but It's done lots OF
GOOD The fat around my eyes has dropped on and
pov can sec way across the park. You fast anc tell
your near sighted friends to fast and you ell won't
have to wear eyeglasses.
aHerc,s m ofor,s continued tho Citizen growing
confidential g f,on, dime museum In Grsnd-st Tho
projectors want mo 70 deliver diseourses for week
Tor 81 600 I've accepted the offer, but don't 80 rs
feaf The proceeds vii 20 the Press Club for its
rev bui,dipg But hcreis Q big piece OF news. l
hope through this gin to the Pres Glnn % s ~ ~
Ameyiea In take place In 1892. want big building
erected IN which perpetual fair shah DO hello, wen
40 It, and wen rechristen tho conttnent Ooiump'@
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-07

&eoz1X13oF 1I6fs lH39 n ma Busy yesseFdW .
reuR lco&oo ~ 10 sesspkons wirs IN Ftstyslshfh
& 6&pe 2scsdwa1 N saztA-ass. 10 poisa, how
= N@f4 49, dorm. Ew sesadndr ~ ths wrss
~ ~ sedey sn& Ne polsa YIN b ~
o,rfraotos Bssby ~ ~ nm -
80 letyses yffst4Aia ~ yffnf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-07

aHl1x xHB xARBLE oExBrE8r De N0rKDf
Z 7hs snnna1 meeting o. the vsultownefs o. me nov.
xork Ctky xaxbs ususssxy was held st the cf1eo Of
~ seersksFS Ansor Baker. NO ~ Csdaf-st- yestsr
6sg. NJ ab1sst q ths meeting vas 70 choose nye
kSas<ses ~ ~ coming ysar. but ths saeet6n vas
dslszss6s fhs ga boexd holding over Tho question
q es1cgng ~ cemstsy fFom No. prsusnt site was dis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-07

HENRI A, DANIELS, n D,
sle WEST l26rH+sT
rss>ses Of the Nervous System Genito Unrsr cr&ane
I'm nofrnce and etsnlity Hearai 70 IL bnS