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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-15
Anniversary Entertainment

Last night Carroll Institute Hall was crowded
with an appreciative audience, the occasion
being the anniversary entertainment Of Gen.
tennisl Council, Sons of Jonadab. The pro-
gram embraced an overture by Prof. Hoff-
mans band, an address by w. H. Young, reci-
tations by X. W. X. Patterson, Cassie Sibley,
Wilassy and Frank, ventrilo9uism by Prof.
Cross, songs by Wilassy aud James Lovelace,
music by Mrs. Young, Miss Young and n. p.
Cameron and others. hop followed
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Baltimore MARKETS.

BALTIMORE April 15.-Cottou steady-mid-
ding. llH- Flour quiet but very firm-howard
street and western super, 2.OOa:1.jO; do. extra
.. 1ja3.C0; dO.do- family, 3.S5ai.OU: City mills
kiO brands. extra. 5.3fa5.JO; winter wheat pat
emit 4.6Oa5.Oo; spLing. do. do, 5.O0al.4C; DO. do
straight. 4.1oa4IJ; do. Co, extra. 3. 15a4..l5.
Wheat-sOuthern firm: Fultz, S}aSJ; Longberry
s5a9C; No. ., So; steamer No. red, S6a4 western
weak: No winter red, spot S1+s. April. 81 y;
May, s.: July. H6A. Corn-southeru fairly active
and firm: white. 40ai3: yeIioW. .iga 4O western
week: mixed spot, ;Eia:s5a; April, :}Ia39i.; May
steamer, 81 .a:1f4- Oats nrm-southern and
Pennsylvania. 29a.E; western, white, :f91:S3; do
mixed 3Oa3l: graded No. >, white. :Et. kye firm
prime 20 choice. 31a17: Hay hrmer-prlme to
choice timothy. 13OOalf CO. Butter weak-west-
ern ladie, 12al3; creamery, lSal9. Eggs steady
western, L.. Coffee 4uiet-Rio cargoes fair
2OLi a:,U}s. Sugar steady-A soft. l-l6 Copper
qUIet-renned. IL sal3. Whisky hrm-l. lOall2.
FreghIs TO Liverpool per steamer quiet and
rs a22s. grain per bushel 3%d. Cork Tor orders =
s-9d. Receipts-four, 8, S'2 barrels; wheat. 3D.
600 bushels: corn, bushels: oats. 10000 bushels;
rye, 5000 bushels. Shipments-Gour, 4,3O4 bar
reIs; wheat. 1000 bushels: corn. 90 go bushels
saIe5-wheat, $1,000 bushels; corn, ~, 900 bush
els.
BALTIMORE. April -. - Baltimore and Ohio
sto X. g2: Northern Central stOcA. GsadJ Cincin-
matt. Washington and baltimore nrsts. IOOalOGh
do. thTees. oSa}6s; consolidated gas bonds, ll4s;
do. stock, 49aI9A.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. April 15,ciosingl.--whea,--May. Sc u:
June. So; July, SOY. Corn-May, ~ .; June,
III. J9y ro,t-Nav LOO Inn: ySIe, I'm I'M
Ia35 Iard-May. $40; June, Cas- July t.J0.
short ribs-May, 5.05. jane, go; July DOB
In the case OF Susie Hammell against W. q.
Hammell for a divorce, the dsfsndan. has file !
his answer sworn to in Philadelphia. He de-
MES that he wilfully deserted the complainant
and asks for strict proof
II Is believed that Col David S,ttle. brother
OF the late Judge Settle. will be dominated for
81.
the democrats.
Mr.. John &. Conner. a well-kuown citizen OF
Crashed. Md. went Grabbing III a Uatteau aud
died from heart disease Saiie fishing
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Not Worried by the Elections.

The Rhode Island Republican Association is
going to have big meeting tonight, at which
the menu will be the principal feature. Every
Rhode Islander in the city is going or has
promised to go. and the entire Congressional
delegation will be there. The banquet will be
at the National Hotel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-15

SHAKE OFF THE EFFECTS Of a bad cold promptly
by the Use OF DR. Jayne Expectoraut aud escaIe
the danger Of Irritating The lungs into fatal dis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-15

Range OF the Thermometers Today.
The following were the readings at the sig
nal office today: sam. IS, pm, 81, maxi
mum, 81 minimum. Al
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-15

nlne-year-oId coIored b0y named John
Williams was tried in the Police Court today as
a suspicious person. He was arrested on a
charge of robbing Widow McCarty in East
Washington. Walter Myers and Garfield Will
liams were called witnesses and they
told contradictory stories. Judge Miller
warned the boy about his future conduct and
said he was satisfied that all three of the boys
were concerned in the robbery. If there was
a vacancy in the reform school, the Judge said
he would certainly have it filled by Williams.
but under the circumstances he said he would
discharge them.
The boys father" said Lawyer Sillers, will
take him home and give him a thrashing"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-15
The Presbytery of the Chesapeake.

The presbytery of the Chesapeake. Southern
Presbyterian Church. will assemble at the Cen
trail Presbyterian Church in this city this even
ing and continue its meeting tomorrow and
Thursday, holding sessions morning and after
noon. There will be a lunch at MONDAY and a
sermon each evening. Rev. Mr.. Vance of
Alexandria will preach the sermon this evening
Col. Kemper OF Alexandria is moderator and
Rev. DIR. Pitzer of the Central Presbyterian
Church stated clerk. This presbytery. which
comprises in its territory the District of Co.
lumbia and portions of Maryland and Virginia,
has seventeen churches and twelve ministers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-15

In the case Of the estate Of Isabel Maury
today letters Of administration. with the will
annexed, were issued to W. A. Maury; bond
$1,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-15

The alarm from box AS about o'clock this
morning was for fire in house 4ss I'd street
southwest, occupied by Kate Boston aud Ella
Jones and owned by Dallas Washington; DAM
age, ESQ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-15
NOTHING CAS Be WoRsE

For the stomach than strong purgatves and sperents
The genuine CARLSBAD sPRUDEL SALT is g natu-
raj pleasant aperent laxative and diuretc Be sure
and secnre only the gennlne. 10
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CoUaHs. SORE THRoAr.

CoUsHs. SORE THRoAr.
The highest medical authorities Of the world pre-
sCr.Ue and recommend the SODEN MINERAL PAS
TILLEa diseases Of the Throat Chest and Lungs.
and also for Consumption
The Soden Mineral Pastilles and Waters proved
quite useful claimed the case tor which
ell IIUy eL them, one % gastric cstarrhh
WM- r. WAUGH,
Prof Of the Medico-C hirurgicsl College at Phfla
Il used the SOden Mineral Pastilies with excellent
results. CneertUlIy recommend them tor al Throat
troubles" /. h CLAUsEN. II D..
Supervising Physician st Phila
At al Druggists at % and 80 cents box
l&lEphIets GRATIS on appIlcaton-
sODEN MINERAL SPRINGS CO. LIMITED.
oc29.t .tLSs-6m Is Cedar St, New York.
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ANACOSTIA.

SocIAL.-The character social given last night
by The Young Womens Temperance Union at
'Brookland Cottage" the home of Mr.. Nathan
lei Roberts, was a decided success and very en-
joyable to the large gathering of young and
Old Among the characters represented were:
Mr.. c. Il. Burr as Capt. Cutie, Miss Matte
Ninnls as Susan b. Anthony" Miss Lulu
hlnS AS Yum YUM" Mrs. Rosa Pitcher as
Nurse with Baby McKee," Miss Corie Etz-
Ter as Miss Lou" Miss Flora Etzler as Lady
Washington Ars. j. 4. Bede as Samantha"
Miss Ella Rich 4 as Mrs farley" Miss
Maggie Richat, ~ "Adelia Truth" and
Prof. ID. L. Mess. RIP Van Wrinkle" Other
characters were taken without costumes.
Music was provided by Prof. Me sser on the
yloiin with Mr.. J. W. BARLEY as cornetist and
sidney Roche and Arthur Mclean as piano
companists. Miss Corie Etzler favored the au-
disnee with a solo. Prot. Messer recited WAX
Works with great effect. Miss Flora Etzler re-
cited temperance selection and Samantha"
read an extract from ''Sweet Cicely." Refresh
ments were served and the evening passed in O
merry social way till ii pm.
Attorney General Whyte says the Maryland
c.gare tie law il all right
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-15
Raiding Alleged Policy Shops.

Detective Block and Policeman Creaghan, of
the fourth precinct made raid on two alleged
policy shops in South Washington this morning.
They first visited Porksteak alley and arrested
a colored woman named Mary NARROW as an al
legged writer, and Dan Beckett as a witness. In
Desmond's alley they arrested Fred. Blackwell
as the writer and Ed. Harper and John Will
liams Is witnesses. The prisoners were taken
to the Police Court
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-15
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Stock Market.
Name.
o. C. \ Name.

The following the opening and closing prices OF
the New York stock Market, reported by special
wire TO COrson and Mccartney, l4l9 street:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-15

A BRIDGE TO MExIoo.-The United States
consul at Piedras Negras, Mexico, has informed
the State Department that the international
bridge across the Rio Grande, connecting the
towns Of Piedras Negras and Eagle Pass
Texas, 10 completed and open TO the public. A
street car line will shortly be constructed over
the bridge. running through the principal
streets of both toWns
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-15
DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.
LIQUOR LICENSES

were acted upon this morning as follows:
Retail approved-B. NJ. Bryan, III Pennsyl-
vania avenue northwest; Chas Conner 40 II
street nor theast; Chas. Dietz. 239 New Jersey
avenue; Duffy Il Leanarda, 209 9TH street
northwest; Thos. j. Dalton. l07 G. street north
west; Conrad Eber, 454 ID street northwest;
John I. Hagan, rs North Capitol street; Theo-
dore Johansen, 2ll 7th street northwest; J,
Z. Juenemann. 316 9th street northwest;
August Long, 101 Pennsylvania avenue north
west; Ferdinand LamDrecht, 237 New jersey
avenue northwest; VIM. j. McGill, 229 New
Jersey avenue northwest; VIM. Nelson. 1872 q
street northwest; Daniel U Brien. 249 New Jer-
sey avenue northwest; VI. s. Parker. l09 PENN
sylvanla avenue northwest; Hugh o Reilly, POS
It'll street northwest; John Raedy, 70l North
Capito, street; Lena, Rica and Lizzie Sprohs
4S3 c street northwest; II. L. Schoenborn, 2O9
7th street northwest; Thomas Sullivan.
20 H street northeast; Joseph Stecher, 1877
North Capitol street; Thos. l.. Shelly, 602
Pennsylvania avenue northwest; Christian
Sproesser, 300 street northwest Leander
Van RIswick, lis LIST street northwest: Adelaide
Weber, 243 Pennsylvania avenue northwest;
Robert G. Hoffman, 14l2 New York avenue
northwest; Thos Walsh, 200 Z street north
west; Martha Hennessey, Ia A. street south
west.
Retail rejected-Thos. +. Conroy, 1910 d
street northwest; Alice Curry, 1915 G street
northwest; Edwin b. Garges. 1910 ID street
northwest; Northledge Il Aiken 3l4 lIth street
northwest; JAS Ray, 1908 ID street northwest
BUILDING PERMITS
we're issued today as follows: John Sherman
fifteen brick dwellings, from 706 to 734 Sd street
northeast. $4,000; Henry Strong. one brick
store at 1900 street northwest $50 900; Robt
McReynolds, one brick dwelling 1915 18th
street northwest, 50 800; C. d. Maxwell, three
brick dwellings at 473 and AIS Florida avenue
and 1901 Larch street. lie Droit Park, 1880;
II. E. Pelew, four brick dwellings from 1909 to
1915 o street northwest. $751; Jno. Webster
five brick dwellings 1854 to 1864 3D. str ee. south
east $1,000; NJ. II. Best, four brick dwellings
from 317 to 423 Wilson street. s., 400
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-15

VI X EULION. LOAN OFFICE, l2IS PA AVE
4 /. NV EstA6lshs 1870 The only Licensed Pa
broker IN the District Money loaned Watches,
1anlOn0z JewelTy. silver Ware aud other Walt
Gaf Gold Watches and other UuTeleeIned pledges IN
TIvst variety ven low .4l3-oms
n EVER IAIL TO CURE SICK HEADACHE, OF
y ten the vsry lrst GOse Ills what Is said by all
So IT. Carers Little Liver Pills.
A NGOsTUKA BITTERS CURES collie. FEVER
II and izue AMI ihll. csG4On. Iuangfae-
afe1 only ~ d.. J. a. .. sisssrt sona All drug
EDaa kseD tAsA
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THE DISTRICT IN CONGRESS.
The House Committee Considering the
Subject of City Street Extensions.

The House District committee held long
special session today for the consideration of
the Senate bill providing for permanent sys-
tenn OF highways in that part of the District Of
Columbia not included within the cities of
Washington and Georgetown.
Much time has already been spent in going
over this bill and the committee is thoroughly
in earnest in the matter, realizing per-
fectly the great need of straighten-
ing out the streets of the subdivisions
outside OF the city limits, so as to make the
roads conform as nearly possible with the
city streets, and there are several difficult
points to con slider. The bill in the first place
carries an appropriation of $1,000, 900, which of
itself Is a matter of importance.
Then there are legal points of different kinds
arising. The bill was thoroughly discussed to-
day in all its bearings, but no decision was
reached.
VIEWS OF THE DISTRICT COMMISSIONERS ON TWO
BILLS.
The committee received two communica-
tons from the District Commissioners
today The Commissioners report on the
bill to extend the ordinances of the
city of Washington to the rest of the
District that the passage of such bill would
fail to effect the object sought, and that
another bill on the subject has been prepared
with the concurrence of the law officers of the
DlSi anu 10 dDOut W Ut introduced IN len
of the former measure. They also report ad-
versely on the bill for the relief of Esther
keyser.
STATUE OF GEN. GRANT FOR sTATUARY HALL.
Representative Mckinley of Ohio has pre-
sented in the House a resolution providing
that statue in marble. with proper pedestal,
of the late Gen. Ulysses S. Grant, rendered by
the General Encampment of the Grand Army
OF the Republic, shall be received and erected
III statuary hall in the United States Capitol.
PETITIONS FOR A STREET RAILROAD.
Superintendent of the Census Robert p. Por-
ter. seventy-fve employees of the Census Office,
Commissioner of Pensions Green b. Raum IFS
employees of the Pension Office, the president
and board of directors Of the Equitable
Building Association, 159 property own
ers and residents q street, from
9Th to 18th streets northwest, and Rev. James
A. Buck, pastor of st. Paul's Church, Rock
Creek parish and chaplain of Soldiers Home
have petitoned the Senate to pass the bill au-
thorizing the construction of branch line
from 9th street and New York avenue to 18th and
q streets northwest. Senator Harris presented
the memorials
THE SENATE DISTRICT COMMITTEE.
The absence of Senator Ingalls, from the city
will probably result in the omission of at least
one OF the regular meetings of the Senate Dis
trict committee. The subcommittee are
provided with a good deal of work, and the
probabilities that some of them will not be
ready 10 report even when the Senator returns.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-15
He Cut Her Head With a Plate.

There was a colored prisoner in the Police
Court today named Clarence Mcpherson,
against whom was a charge of assault. The
prosecuting witness was Annie Bailey. colored
woman who keeps q ''cook shop" on Al street
southwest. Clarence WAS called to explain why
he cut Armies head with plate. This he did
not do in a satisfactory manner and the court
imposed fine of S25 or sixty days.
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THREE Reasons Or Or
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FELs,s GERM1o1DE Soar.

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O. trOylIE those germs that
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The Husband Granted a Divorce.

Judge James this afternoon made a decree
of divorce in favor Of the husband in the case
of DIR. ID. X. Shute against Mary A. Shute, in
which the charges were infdelity, &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-15

DAN FROM INDIGESTION. DYSPEPSIA. AND
loo Hearty Eating u relieved by taking
q Carters Little Liver Pills Immediately after dinner
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FFLs,sGrENu soap

clcIzl agreeable themselves, and the pleasure
IL j. uuai!Oyed with irritating YerfuuIeTy.
Lei Und compare for oabys bath Ask dealers for it
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-15

Attorney General Whyte says the Maryland
c4gareIt law is all right
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-15

ENHANCEMENT OF THE LIVER, WITH CON
lyst!patiOn Injuries the complexion, induce pimpes
salow sku. the cause by using Carriers Little
Liver Pills One dose. Try them.
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40 harLs, Space. corner sth St
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Chicago Markets.

In the case OF Susie Hammell against w. g.
Hammen for a divorce, the defsndan. mas file !
his answer sworn to in Philadelphia. He de-
MES that he wilfuily deserted the complainant
and asks for strict proof.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-15

The House committee on public lands at
meeting yesterday agreed to make q favorable
report on the Senate bill extending the bounda-
ries Of the Yellowstone National Park with an
amendment granting q right of way through
the northern end of the park to the Montana
Mineral Railroad Company. The House bill
for the same purpose Vas ordered to be laid on
the table.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-09-26
Do Not ne pee .ived.

Certain members OF the sring'' ".
busy circulating reports among the
Germans and resubmissonists through
out the county that y. j. Rapp, The
peoples candidate fer Clerk Of TIE Court
is a PrOhibitionist on account of which
his name should be scratched off the
ticket by ali those who faver saInans
instead Of the present law. We don't
konw whether Mr.. Rapp favurs Pro
hibition or not neither do we care. If
he is elected, and believes in and prac-
tees. total abstinence, the county and
al persons who transact business in
connection with his Office will be the
gamers 10y it. Who can be so stt.pid
as not to prefer a temperate to an in
temperate person in dhe TRANSACTION
of business at all times and under all
circumstances, even to the extent of
running Il bar-TOUm.
1t is simply Il matter in which Mr.
Rapp consults his own inclinatirns as
TO whether he will drink or not. and il
shows the strait the opposition are in
when they use that kind of AN argum-
ent to attempt his defeat.
When it comes to Representative.
the conditions are radically changed:
he goes to the Legislative halls, gives
his voice and casts his vote on these
questions, tile levoteeS of Prohibition
would be very weak til send a Resub-
missioniSt to plead their cause in the
hall of state; likewise the Resubmiss-
loiiists are not liable to send IA Prohi-
bitionist to attend to what they consii.
Ell 10 lie for their interests. unless they
are deceived by the hot and cold air
| blasts which the ring" are dispensing
over the county. When they start out
t" electioneer they generally equip
themselves with handful of Metho-
i dist tracts in one hand and a bottle OF
the ardent in the other, thus "doubly
armed" they are enabled to grasp
either horn of tie dilemma. This kind
of tactics has been practised beyond a
Per-adventure by the ring advocates
for long Tins.
The ''ring ROSTERS" can be found
perched comfortably on the fence at
all hours of the day or night Growing
maid or soft as the case demands, and
ready to flop either side according
to circumstances.
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JACKSON TOWNSHIP.
[DY JAKE.

IBY jake
Miss Annie Weyrick visited Miss
Matilda LAUDER and other relatives
Sunda".
MIR. Levi, of IIndgeman county.
lost his sevel-mnnths' oil girl-baby
last Saturday night. The remains
were entered i'll the Catholic ceemtery
at Kinsley.
Mr.. H4ys.a prominent farmer and
stockman, WAS in Jackson last week
OH the lookout for steers and ether
kinds of stock.
Miss Hlnnah Finkle and brother
Charles returned from Ness City last
week: where they have been visiting
friends ard relatives for the past three
weeks.
Still the farmers continue to SOW
an immense crop of wheat. They
have the old tune it is the only thin1
they can make pay.
AS L set with my pen can hear
the coyotes howl on all sides of the
premises. 1t surely is worth more
than one dollar to kill one of them
especially to IL man like me who has t.
| uHV oC' Gle live CcillS NOItH OI iInlI-
milton before he Can get in fatal
shot.
No! "Ironclai.' there is nothing
the matter with French. But say
suppose when French gets defeated,
three or four If us mugwumps get tn
gether and go around the corner and
organize Il political party of eur own
and name ourselves the Quick.
Step Brigade And Furthermore
you could appoint me treaSuser and
would keep your money for you. Then
suppose [ should go to Canada, 81
course 1 would rot, but suppose such
IA terrible temptation should enter nv
mind-oll Won would have to do is put
IL Republican, detective in my Office and
he would soOn find me.
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Some pedestrainiziBg member of the
grand army of scare-crOws OF the sea-
son of 1889 got into our sanrtum yes
terday morning and brought Us hacs
from n journey To the land where the
poor FORGET their poverty and the rich
their rares, and la rm-rather-rasty-
but-l-gst there just-the-s me tone OF
voice asked Who we We're and where
We came from. We said we might be
the Gar of Russia ar the Emperor OF
Hohoken; that we might have ger
minated in the desert of 5 ihara or OH
the icy plains of Lspland, hut thai
misfortune was our lot. After solicit
ing his attention it was made appar-
ent that he wanted two weeks sub
scription on six months time. Pre-
summing he followed instructions his
present abode is suclI that the hottest
place depicted by Calvin is an ice
house in comparison.