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SUMMING UP,
The McCalla Trial Soon to Come to an
End.

New YORK, May AT the McCalla court
martial today an authorization from the Secre-
tary of the Navy for an oral summing up by
both sides was read
Paymaster Mudd was cross-examined. Ser
geant of Marines Calkins testified for the de-
tense in regard to the confinement of Ross and
the ironing of men at Cronstadt Also of the
confinement of Svaglich.
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Saved from Death,

CHICAGO, May 2.-Sixty ght lives were saved
and great disaster narrowly averted late
Wednesday night through the cool-headed
bravery and prompt efforts of the
crew Of the steamer Persian, which
plies between this port and st.
Joseph. BY the explosion of an oil lamp the
vessel took fire Is miles out in the lake and for
half an hour the fate OF forty passengers, I'M
aware of the danger threatening them, wavered
in the balance as the sailors fought the flames.
The crew won the fight and the steamer
rode into the st. Joseph river carrying q
thoroughly frightened bat thankful load of
men and women. The passenger list and other
ships papers were destroyed.
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Death of Major NIcbaeIis.

The War Department was informed this
morning that Major Ohio f. Michaelis Of the
ordnance department died last night at Au-
gusta, Me-, of nervous prostration. induced by
his narrow escape from drowning in attempt
ing TO rescue his children last winter. He has
been in charge of the kennebec arsenal, Maine,
for several Ncnrs.
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'SARSAPARILLA
THE BEST
BLOOD MEDICINE.

so SAY LEADING PHYSICIANS AND DRUG
6IsTs, AND THEIR OPINION Is INDORsED BY
THOUSANDS CURED By IT OF sCRoFULA, &C.
JENA. ERYsIPELAs AND OTHER DISEASES OF
THE BLOOD.
ayers Sarssparils has its reputation by years
of valuable service to thecommunity. HGpae best"-
R. 5. Lang. Druggist PIG Merrimack ST., Lowell,
Mass
DR.. W. p Wright Paw Paw Ford, Tenn. says: TN
my practice invariably prescribe Ayers sarsaparills
for chronic diseases of the blood"
Dr. R. r Boyle, Sd and Oxford SITS, Philadelphia,
Pa, writes: For two years have prescribed Ayers
Sarsaparlai in numerous instances and nd il highly
efcacious in the treatment of all disorders of the
blood"
l. NJ. Robinson, Pharmacist Sabina- Ohio, certifes
Ayers sarsapsrilla has always been great seller
My customers think there is blood purifier equal
to itn
For many years was afflicted with scrofulous run
ming sores, which at last bad the doctors
advised amputating one of my legs to my life
began taking Ayers Sarsaparills and soon i'm
provemeut After using about two dozen bottles the
sores were healed continue to take few bottles of
this medicine each year. for my blood and am no
longer troubled with have tried other reputed
blood purifiers. but none does much good as Ayers
sarsaparills."-D. A. Robinson, Neal, Kansas.
Don't fail to get
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The Irish Strike.

DUBLIN, May 2.-Archbishop Walsh in adj
dressing meeting of the striking railway en-
ployes reproached them for having abandoned
their posts without serving fair notice upon
their employers. 1t was unjust to both the en-
pl0ye and railway company. The archbishop
then proposed that he should preside over a
ballot on the questions of the men returning to
work and i'll regard 20 the submission of their
grievances to arbitration. The proposition for
the taking of such ballots was adopted.
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s'No. 100 Broadway, N. Y.o

San Francisco, May 2-Three months ago
man calling himself R. B. Schwartzkopf and
claiming to represent the New York Mutual
Life Insurance Company registered at the
Baldwin Hotel. He led fast life and spent
money freely. E. J. Baldwin advanced him
Sl,400 and NJ. B. Curtis the actor. $3.50 on
drafts on the National Bank of Deposits OF New
York. The bank refused to honor the drafts,
and yesterday Baldwin notified the police
Officers went to the hotel and found Schwartz
kopf in the room with Curtis. The latter left
and the officers followed him. When they re-
turned they found that Schwartzkopf had shot
himself through the left temple, dying in
stantly. On his person was found a card giving
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE. May 2.-Cotton irm-middline
115sa1lh. Flour active, strong and higher-How-
ard street and western super, 2.1oa..15; do
extra, 3OOa3.15; do. do family, 4 .O0a4 15; City
mills. Rio brands, extra, 4.75ac 90; winter wheat
patent 'eoao.3o; spring, do. do. 5.s5a575: do.
DO. straight 46Oa5O0; do. do. extra. 4.l0a4.5O.
Wheat-southern scarce and firm: Fultz, 9Ia9S:
Longberry, Soaa.: No. =, 81; steamer No. red,
81; western strong: No. 2 winter red, spot, 80 h
May, 80 asked: July. ~, sale. Corn-southern
firm; white, 42a44: yeIlow, Al ha42: western
strong: mixed spot, 41a4la4: May, 4la404: June
40Sa4OA; steamer, 80 Oats active-southern
and Pennsylvania. 31a:36; western, white, 34L
36k; DO mixed, 3219a33h; graded No. 2, white
36a361s. Rye fairly actiye-prime to choice. 6la
g. Hay steady and quiet-prime 20 choice
timothy, l300al4.GO. Provisions active mess
pork. old 1878, new 1880; bulk meats, loose
shoulders, 61: long clear and clear rib sides
81; sugar-pickled shoulders, 6A sugar-cured
smoked shoulders. Ia; hams, large l0aI l; small
1laal2k; lard, refined, IN, crude 64a6x. But
ter scarce. active and good demand for prime
goods-western ladie, l2al3; creamery, l9s2o
Eggsweak - western, 11allk. Coffee very dull
-kio cargoes fair. 10y. Sugar quiet but steady
"A soft, 81. Copper quiet-refned. 12+al3.
Whisky nrm-l. 09all0 Freights TO Liverpool per
steamer inactive-cotton 4oc.; nour per ton in
sacks, POS. a2os.; grain per bushel, I'd. Cork for
orders rs. 6da3s
BALTIMORE. May g. - Virginia consols. A:
Baltimore and Ohio stock, 90; Cincinnati, WASH
ington and Baltimore hrsts, 10l; do. seconds
65: do. thirds, "a; consolidated gas bonds. ll41;
do. stock, 49k a49h.
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Another Bank Gone Under.

CAMDEN, N. j., May 2.-The Fidelity Surety
Trust and Safe Deposit Company suspended
payment this morning. Charles L. Work. the
president of the Gloucester National Bank.
which suspended yesterday, was also its presi-
dent
Bank Examiner Andrew who is going over
the books of the Gloucester City National
Bank, stated to reporter this forenoon
that it is his opinion that the bank will
be able to pay its depositors in full. no.
tice to this effect has been posted on the door
of the hank
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BRIDGE MEETING.
Plans Laid for a TaiIy-Ho Trip to
Giesboro.

Fourteen members OF the Soath Capitol
Street Bridge Association we're present at the
meeting this afternoon in the associations
new headquarters. GIG Pennsylvania avenue.
Mr.. A H. Browne rendered his resignation
as president OF the association. which was
unanimously declined, and he was indncea 10
continue in Office till the regular annual cleo
ton next fall
Inc finance committee was recognized with
only tive members. Messrs. Henry HALEY
ana J. J. Slater. Arrangements we're
completed for an overland party 10
Giesboro' some day next week. on which
occasion number OF Congressman will
be guests OF the association. The statement OF
the treasurer showed the society 20 be in Q
healthy financial condition. and printing ane
hotel bills we're ordered paid
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Better Luck Than He Deserved.

BIO RAPIDS Mich, May 1.-The six-year old
daughter of Lew Supernaw was outrageousiy
assaulted by man aged about fifty yesterday
afternoon. The child's screams were heard by
the father. and he proceeded to the place
whence they came, and on finding the cause
kicked the brute insensible. The police got
the man to the station, but as workmen from
the factories gathering threatened lynching
bee the fellow was spirited away TO the county
jail. He refused to give his name and is
thought to be a tramp
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-02

The discussion over the local railroad situa-
ton in the House District committee was alb
ruptly ended today by Q vote to report favor
ably the Atkinson bill This bill legalizes the
entire Baltimore and Potomac situation as il
now stands, including the illegal side tracks.
gives the Commissioners the power TO author
ize additional side tracks, and gives to the road
power OF condemnation to extend its freight
facilities.
SUDDEN THING.
The sudden action OF the committee was
something of a surprise, as barely quorum OF
the committee were present Mr.. Lee and
Mr.. Delano were present for a moment only.
but left instructions favorable TO the bail. The
members present during the meeting then
were Messrs. Moore. Mudd, Campbell, Heard,
Hemphill and Atkinson. The two members of
the committee who have taken the most active
part IN endeavoriDg TO infuse into the pro-
posed railroad legislation provisions for the
protection and relief of the people in the line
recommended bv the board of trade were
absent These members are the chairman OF the
committee, Mr.. Grout, who is confined at
home by sickness. and, Mr.. Burton. We was de-
tanned by an important meeting of the COM
mittee on claims, of which be is q member.
THE VOTE.
The members actually present and voting
were only six, and OF these four voted in the
affirmative on the favorable report and two IN
the negative. Messrs. Lee and Delano we're
counted also as voting in the affirmative ac-
cordlng to their instructions
The two members voting in the negative were
Mr.. Hemphill and Mr.. Campbell. The District
committee contains thirteen members The
question of minority report has not yet been
considered.
WHAT Mr.. ATKINSON SAYS
Mr.. Atkinson said TO a STAR reporter that he
could give no definite idea as TO when his re-
port would be ready. He further stated that
even the opponents of the bill allowed
its justice and merely fought to have
additions IN the way OF sinking tracks and
moving the depot added to il. Personally he
said he was in favor of something being done
TO decrease the danger of surface
crossings in South Washington, but he thought
the people of Washington were mistaken IN
supposing nothing could be done in this direc-
ton without its being tackled to this bill af-
fording additional and necessary facilities for
the road.
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Victim of the Grin.

CHICAGO, May 2.-W. w. Rankin Of Pitts
burg fatally shot himself yesterday afternoon
in the Lincoln Park. Pittsburg telegram
says he was WE'LL do wagon maker and left
home Tuesday with $500 in his possession and
his friends could not find him. He had been
suffering from dementia caused by the grip.
He leaves a wife and one child, who live on
Line DIN avenue
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BRAVE BOULANGER.
He is Going Back to Paris Next Sun.
day.

PANS, May 2-The republican newspaper
La France says that Gen. Boulanger will re-
turn to France from the Island Of Jersey on
Sunday and that he will demand another trial.
The paper also says that the general will notify
President Carnot Of the place in France where
he intends to land
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OARLSBAD.

This SESSION Of the year the most suitable for the
use OF the well known Carlsbal sIrudel Salt. Since
nve centuries Carlsbad has been acknowledged by the
mecical faculty 10 lie the best and most effective
mineral Salt for al ailments Of the liver. catarrhal az
fectons of the stomach, bile bile Pigment gastones
temporary ana LabituAl constipation. &C.
Millions Of people all over the world have been
cured by tie use Of this celebrated spring and
serves TO be made known 10 al suffering from shove
and kindred diseases She have not heard Of used
il before. 1t acts mildly without pain and regulates
the secret.ons Of the stomach The genuine imported
Carlsbad Sprudel salt las the signature OF EIsNER
MENpELSoN CO., sOle Agents. New York, on the
neck Of eyeIy bottle.
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Strike Notes.

WINNIPEG, MAN, May 2.-Labor organiza-
tions and their sympathizers. to the number of
1000, paraded the streets last evening. The
demonstration was held to help the cause
Of the store clerks. All the labor unions have
notified the merchants that their patronage
will be Withdrawn from all who refuse to close
at O'Clock.
BosroS, May 2-The strike Of the carpenters
is proceeding In peaceful and quiet manner.
This morning 500 Of the men reported AZ the
headquarters in the Meionaon. Only AZ men were
at work this morning at 100 places; 20 Of the Sc
men left work and joined the strikers today.
Several Others promised to do 90 by night. but
pay. Just l,650 carpenters went out Yesterday.
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NOMINATIONS TODAY.
Assistant U. 8. Treasurer, Customs
Officers, Etc, on the List.

The President today sent to the Senate the
following nominations.
Daniel Dustin, assistant United States treas
urer at Chicago.
Frank d. Currier Of New Hampshire, naval
officer Of customs in the district Of Boston and
Charlestown, Mass.
T. Pitt Cook, collector Of customs at San
dusky, Ohio.
VIM. c. Brace. appraiser OF merchandise. dis
trict of Cuyahoga, Ohio
Harrison Reed, postmaster at Tallahassee,
Fla, vice VIM. F. Webster, withdrawn.
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Two Strikers Sentenced.

BosroN, May 2-Mahoney and Ryan, the
two striking employees of J. H. Squires d Co.
who were arrested Wednesday evening charged
with melting attacks on the italian employees
of the firm, were arrsigned in the district
court yesterday. convicted and sentenced re-
spectively to four and, six months in the house
OF correction. They appealed and in default
of bail were committed for the grand Jury.
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Kansas Farmers Demand Relief,

TOPEKA, KAN, May 2.-The railroad commits
sioners have received petitions signed by &c, 900
farmers of central Kansas asking for lower
rates to the Missouri river ON farm products.
The commissioners have set May 20 as the date
for hearing the complaint.
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Fire at Albany

ALBANY, NY, May 2.-Fire in the West Al
bany stock yards last night destroyed structures
covering about six acres of ground. The loss
is about $4,000, falling upon the New York
Contra. RAILROAD CompanY.
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Iron Mills Sold,

p WHEELING, WA, May 2-The Etna and
Standard sheet iron mills Of this city will be
sold to an English syndicate, the Standard mill
for 100000. The capital stock is $50, 600.
The mill cleared 80 600 last year and employs
400 hands. The syndicate offers S750,000 for
the Etna and all the stockholders. except two
in the Standard, have signed the agreement to
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a Tennis Tournament MAY 81.

It has been decided to hold a tennis tourns-
ment. open only to District players on MAY n,
on the grounds OF the Bachelor Club. Prizes
viii be offered, both in singles aud doubles
and the winner OF the first prize in the singles
win take the Granbury plaque, which is now
held by Mr.. Manocal. The latter is absent
from the city and WILL, in consequence. default
IN the game. Prizes Wall also be offered for
ladies IN the event that sufficient number
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-02
The Townsend Eailure.

New YORK, May 2.-Schedules in the assign
ment of F. R. Townsend & Company, dry goods
commission merchants, at 70 Worth street,
were flied today. They state liabilities as
S207 1888; nominal assets, 1894, ia. 33; actual
assestS. Sl15 SIG &c
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"ApprOyed-Da Il. Hi!i.p

ALBANY, n. Y, May Gov. Hill has signed
the ballot reform measure and written men,
oranda to accompany it. 1t Will not be given
out till tonight.
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THE COURTS,

COURT IN GENERAL TERM-Judges Hogner, James
and Coz
Today-United States agt. De Hughes; ap-
peal dismissed. Campbell Printing Press Com
pany agt Henkle; on hearing.
CIRCUIT CoURr-Judge Montgomery
Today-Woods agt Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road Company: trial resumed
EQUITY CouRr--Judge Con.
Today-McBlair agt McBiair; reference to
auditor. White agt. White; order appoint
ing q. w. White guardian ad Item. Brad
street agt. Bradstreet divorce granted and de-
cree for alimony and costs swar ded
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Death of Mr.. Taney.

BANGOR, Me-, May 2.-Edward L. fancy of
the United States coast and geodetic survey
since 1879, died Yesterday of a brain affection.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-02
NIarriare Licenses

Marriage licenses have been issued by the
clerk of the court TO John W. Towers and Nellie
c. Talbert: Francis 5. Williams and Nellie
Francis, both OF Richmond Va
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A Newmarket Result.

LONDON, May 2.-The race for 1000 guineas
stakes run at Newmarket today was won by
Semolina, with Memoir second and Fatuite
third
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What They Did at MIR. Giadstone's Clul

" "''' II "cy DfU dt MT. OIdUstUTlt NTUDs
PROVIDENCE, RI, May AT the regular
meeting of the Gladstone Club last evening
George Dixon and Bob Green, the Boston COL
ored fighters, spared three rounds. all of which
were in favor OF Dixon. Barney Hubbard and
Dan McGivin of Boston, 100 pound men, met in
bard had things his own way from the
start, and in the third round knocked his
opponent out. McGivin remained unconscious
for half an hour. Jerry Sullivan and Dutch
DAILY, both of Worcester met in finish; fight
for diamond trophy. Days right arm was
fractured IN the seventh round but he contin-
ned the fight until the twenty sixth, when he
threw down his hands, went to his corner and
cried like baby. After the accident to DAILY
Sullivan had much the better of the contest.
The trophy was awarded to Sullivan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-02

A syndicate, which includes Mr.. Jefferson NJ,
Levy Of New York, the owner Of Monticello,
has purchased 800 acres of the Ficklin farm, adj
joining Charlottesville, Va, for which they
have agreed to pay e125 per acre.
At Bellefonte, Pa, Mrs. Andrew Weaver, r.,
is on trial charged with numbering her father
in-iaw, Andrew Weaver, 81, on January "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-02
AYERS SARSAPARILLA,

WHAT Scorr,s Emulsion Has
DONE.
OVER 25 POUNDS GAINED IN TEN WEEKS.
EXPERIENCE OF PROMINENT CITIZEN.
TIE CAIIFORSIA SOCIETY FOR THE
SUPPRESSION OF NICE, I
SAN FRANCISCO, July 1th 1885.
] took a severe cold upon my chest and lungs and
did not give II proper attention 1t developed into
bronchitis, and Ill the fall Of the year L was
Threatened with consumption Physicians ordered
NE to more COngenial climate, ard / came TO San
francisco. Soon after my arrival / commenced
taking Scotts Emulsion OF Cod Liver Oil with Hypo
IhOsPhites regularly three times day. In ten weeks
my avolrdupOis went from 100 to $50 pounds and
over; the cough meantime ceased
c. R. BENNETT.
Sold by all druggists.
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.Judpe Nesmith IL Dead.

FRASKLIS FALLS, n. H., May 2.-Hon. Geo.
W. Nesmith, ex-judge of the supreme court,
died this morning OF influenza. He was eighty.
four years Of age.
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I'd EDITION.
Latest 1HlGgIamS to The Star.
A BIG HAUL.
The Wells Fargo Express Robbed of
$4,000 in Texas.

CHICAGO, May "A special dispatch from
Denver, Col, says: 1t is reported here that
the Wells-Fargo express messenger on a
Southern Pacific train was robbed last night of
$4,000 at Eagleville, Tex. Particulars cannot
yet be obtained.
THIS MAY BE 1T.
Tucson, ARrz., May 2-The stage running
from Bowie to Thomas was stopped by two
Mexicans yesterday. Express matter was taken
and passengers compelled to surrender their
yaluables
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-02

John NJ Eagan, general manager Of the Chi
cago, St Paul aud Kansas City railroad, has
been offered and probably will accept the posi-
ton Of general manager Of the Chicago, Bur-
iington and Quincy road
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-02
Range OF the Thermometers Today.

The following we're the readings at the sig
nal office today: Sam, 46i pm, GO; MAXI
mum. So; minimum. At
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Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO ]

CHICAGO. May 2 losing,.-wheas-May, Co.
June, e2h; July. 90x. Corn-May, 33S; June,
S3k; July, 34,s. oats-May, 25S: June 25k:
July, 1898. Lard - May, 63TH; June, d45
July, 652k. Short ribs-May. 5.42k; June, 5.47k;
July, 5.5o.
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DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.
COMMISSIONER DOUGLASS LIQUOR BILL.

L.
Commissioner Douglass has sent to Congress
bill to regulate the liquor traffic in the Dis
trict, which he has drawn and which differs
from that published in The STAR by lnclud-
ing some additional provisions. The most
important of these amendments to prevent
evasions of the law by so-called CLUB houses"
and associations" to make the penalties for
violations of law by liquor sellers more severe;
to provide punishment for persons aiding or
abettlng i'll such violations. and for delinquent
officials, aud to forbid issuing licenses to
theaters,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-02
AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Stock Market.
Name. O. C. Name. o.

The following are the opening and closing prices OF
the New York Stock Market, reported by special
wire TO Corson aud Mccartney, l4ly street:
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Drowned I'm Hampton Roads.

HAMPTON, Va, May al. NJ. Sawyer of
Narragansett, RI, manager of the electric
light works here, was drowned in Hampton
Roads last night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-02

WHEN YOU SUFFER FROM SICK HEADACHE.
w diZZiHes- constipation, etc. remember Carriers
Little Liver Pills Will relieve you one Pill is dose
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-02

The Commissioners have ordered that the
old pump at the corner of 10th and A streets
southeast be removed. the we'll cleaned, the
water examined by the chemist and new
pump erected if the water is found fit for use
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-02
I. B. TowNER h son,
1915 eth st %. W.

ssf1NHE BEST PILL EVER USED" Is THE FIRE.
quent remark II purchasers Of Carriers Little
Liver f1is When you try them You will the same.
A MOISTURE B1TTERs Is THE BEST IONIC IN
Dr j. q. b. siesert sons Sold every where by drug
slsts-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-02

There were only fourteen prisoners in the
dock OF the Police Court today.
The will of the late Mary Watts, filed today,
leaves her property to her daughter, Sarah
Hays, and names her husband, Lewis p Hays,
as executor.
Judge A. H. Gambrill Of the bars Of Mary
land and Illinois was admitted to the bar of the
District Supreme Court today on motion of Mr..
j. n. Oliver.
The Criminal Court, Chief Justice Bingham,
is still engaged in the trial of Charles 7. Bali
on the charge Of embezzlement from the United
States Express Company.
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BIRTH,
DIElI

THORNBURGH Born to Mr.. and Mrs. S ". Tho
buTgh OF Burlington j., April % 1880. daugGIsy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-02

SMALL EXPENSE. SMALL PROFITS.
- For Fine Clothing III lowest prices TO A. FfZ-
MAR, 1901 llth st. Sc. Pun line a Clothing, hsts
and Gents Furnishings. GIVE " a oa1l. ao-lm.