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A RAILROAD HEARING.
The Bill to Allow the Washington and
Western Maryland to Enter the Dis
trict.

The Commissioners this afternoon gave a
hearing to those interested in House bill s497,
to authorize the Washington and Western
Maryland railroad to extend its lines into and
within the District af Columbia.
Mr.. Joseph II. Sands, the general manager
of the company, David W. Fhckwer and Mr.. F.
p b. Sands, counsel, appeared in behalf of the
road.
Mr.. George ". King, in the absence of Mr.
John Leech, represented the citizens commit
tee of Georgetown.
MIR, King said that they had no objection to
the road if it crossed the river above the Aque-
duct bridge
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Secretary Tracy Presents a Flag.

Yesterday afternoon Secretary Tracy pre-
sented handsome silk national flag to the
children of st. Peters Catholic Sunday School,
Brooklyn. The flag is the gift of Rankin Post.
GAR, Of which Gen. Tracy is member
The pastor of st. Peters is the venerable
Father Joseph Fransioli, one of the oldest and
best known priests in Brooklyn. He celebrates
the golden jubilee of his ordination this year.
As a memorial of that event it has been deter
mined to endow q fine kindergarten school,
which is one of the needed institutions of his
parish. To raise the necessary funds a man.
moth fair will be held in the Brooklyn
Academy of Music. Mr.. and Mrs. Cleveland
have promised to formally open it with Mayor
Chaplin and Secretary Tracy on May 10.
Father Fransioli 10 native Of the canton Of
Ticino, Switzerland, where he was born No
vember 80. 1877 He has been In Brooklyn
since 1855. Mrs Cleveland is much interested
in kindergartena
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A Crap Players Ear Nearly Cut OF.

About 8 O'Clock last evening after the storm
party of negroes assembled in Linger's alley
northwest and engaged in game of crap"
There was a dispute about Is cents, which, Ike
many other disputes over ''crap," came near
terminating fatally. Casey Brooks the one
who caused the trouble and another one of he
players used razor on him. The cut was evil
IDENTIFY made at Brooks throat, but the sharp
edged weapon struck his ear and nearly cut it
off. DR.. Morgan dressed the wounded ear and
Brooks left IS collateral for his appearance on
a charge of disorderly conduct. His assailant
escaped, but Policeman Redgrave swore out
warrant for his arrest and expects to capture
him. Brooks collateral was forfeited in the
Police Court TODAY
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Fined for AssauIting a Policeman,

A colored shoemaker named Walter Marshall
was before Judge Miller this afternoon, charged
with assaulting Policeman Walker of the eighth
precinct. The assault occurred near 18th and
U streets last night. The prisoner had ascarred
face and his clothing was covered with mud.
The officer had black eye. Marshall was ar
rested by the officer for being drunk and dis
orderly, and while under arrest he assaulted
the officer. Mr.. Darlington called witnesses to
show the prisoners good reputation and
claimed that this was his first arrest. Judge
Miller said that if the prisoner belonged to the
criminal class he would commit him to Jail
without fine, but as it was he would impose a
fine of only S25.
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE April 2S.-Cotton frm-mid-
ding. IL. Flour quiet and unchanged. Howard
street and western super, 2.OOa2.5O; do. extra,
2.75s3 75; do. do family, .O0a4.b0: City mills.
Rio brands, extra. 4.31a4.62A; winter wheat
patent. 4.15a5.25; spring. do. do, 5l0a5.50; do.
do. straight, 46Oa5OO; do. do, extra. 4.1Oa
9Oa9j: Longberry, 92a95: No. 9, g4agc3; steamer
No. red. spot, and April 81 tlas2; May, 81 a
July. -. Corn-southern firm AMI white. 45a47:
yellow, 4la43: western, strong: mixed spot and
June, 39s. a40; July, 4OA; August, 40h a40a4
steamer, 80. Oats hrm-southern and Penn
syivanla. 30a34; western, white, 33a34; western
mixed, 3la39; gradedNo. 2, white 33. Rye fairly
active-prime choice. 60aj2. Hay firm
prime 10 choice timothy, l35Oal4.50. Provisions
steady and unchanged-mess pork, old IL. 7o, new
1850; bulk meats. loose shoulders, Oh; long clear
and clear rib sides, "a: ar-pickled shoulders,
81: sugar-cured smoked shoulders. "a; hams,
large lOall Il; small ll&al2L; lard, refined ~,
crude 6Aa6h. Butter active and higher
western ladie, 12a13; creamery. 9Ia2o. riggs
csrgoes fair, I9sIsh Sugar quiet but steady-A
whisky unchanged - i.0ealIO. Freights 10
per Ton In sacks, os.a22s grain per bushel.
81. Cork for orders a3s.3d. Sales-wheaI,
l27, 900 bushels; corn. 1000 bushels.
BALTIMORE. April 2S.-Nirginia consols. 45:
aiOO: Northern Central stock. 67a67k; Cincin-
natl Washington aud Baltimore firsts, 101 y; do.
seconds, 47a5O: do. three &c. consolidated gas
bonds. ll4al14A: do. Stock, 49t9 a49k.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. April 2s (ciosine,.- Wheat-Mny. 30;
June, 80; July, So CSrn-aay, ys; June,
July, 231s. Pork--May. 1880; June, 1905; July,
12.97h. Lard-May, 622h; June, $50; July,
635. Short rbs--Aay, BIN: June, $50; July,
5.37K.
James Anderson, colored convicted OF rape
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ANACOSTlA.

PASSED THE ExAMINATIoN.-Mr. ]. A. Wat
son of this village passed successfully the final
examinations OF the Georgetown College medi-
cal department.. Mr.. Watson has been q prac-
ticing pharmacist for several years.
BAPTIZING.-About twenty colored candi-
dates from churches in the city were inn
mersed in the branch yesterday morning, a
large crowd gathering to witness the exercises.
Notes.-The oil lamps recently put up on
Nichols avenue from Anacostia to st. Eliza
beth Hospital make light and pleasant what
was dark and lonely road-Mr. Arch. Etc
Ter is erecting a pretty cottage on Maple ave-
nue. and will soon move from jackson street to
this new and slightly highway ]. w.
BARLEY has bought lot adjoining his coal
yard and will at once erect thereon seed
store.---W. II. Rose and John Madigan are
the only dealers here to whom retail liquor
licenses have yet been granted, but il is ex-
pected the four other applications will be ia
vorably acted on when reached.-Mr. 7. j.
Latimer, civil engineer, has been afflicted with
vertigo the past week, but is convalescent.-
Mr.. Louis Goodwillig went to Norfolk, Va, to-
day to spend a week or TWO Carroll w.
Smith is visiting in Baltimore.-Mr. Chas.
W. Thayer and wife of Washington spent yes
terday with friends in the village.
Iturbide's Rumored Flight From Mexico
A dispatch from Mexico says that Apgustin
de Iturbide has departed suddenly for the
United States fearing the government would
order his arrest for attacks made in his letter
printed in Tempo. Rumors to the effect that
Iturbide had been ordered under arrest have
been circulating in the city of Mexico. Mrs.
Alice Green Iturbide, the mother of Augustin,
said she knew nothing of her son beyond the
fact that he joined his regiment at San Juan de
Teitilinacan on Friday, from which point he
telegraphed his safe arrival
ITURBIDE A PRISONER.
A dispatch says: Augustine de Iturbide on
his arrival at San Juan de Teotihuacan. where he
joined his regiment, was ordered under arrest,
presumably for criticising President Diaz, the
commander-in-chief Of the army. He has
been brought to the City Of Mexico and now is
o prisoner in the military prison in Santiago
de Tlaltelalco, northern suburb. His mother
has sent him some bedding to make him COM
Portable.
Alica Hoyle sisfar OF Lila Hoyla the 9irl
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An ARRAY at wv CITY.

Policeman Slack yesterday arrested negro
named John A. Mcdaniel and locked him up
on charge of assaulting another negro, Allen
Morris. Both men are employed at Ivy City,
where the fight took place Saturday. Nc
Daniel struck Morris on the head with heavy
iron rasp and inflicted painful wound. The
case was heard in the Police Court this after
noon and sentence of sixty days was i'm
rnnsnd
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Union Pacific Earnings Fall OFF.

BosToS, April 2S.-The Union Pacifc's annual
report, issued today, contains a copy of the
contract of the alliance with the Chicago and
Northwestern railroad, the report of Govern
ing Director Spalding, the Senate bill for the
settlement OF the Pacific railroads debts and
the Senate committees report. The whole
Union Pacific system shows a comparative loss
in surplus of S407 900, the total surplus for the
year being 81 las. 900, against 81, 552 900 in the
previous year, due President Adams says,
to the decreased earnings of the Oregon Navi-
cation Company by reason of deficient crops
In Oregon and Washington
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FoR THz TorLEr

No better preparation be had than Ayers Hair
vigor AL who It speak Of its merits in the high
EFT terms and place it. dressing. far beyond any
thing else Of the kind 1t imparts the hair beaut
fal slksn luster and fine fragrance. prevents bald
ness restores gray hair TO its original color and
ts8ture.
For i've years ] troubled with q disease OF the
salp which caused the h.r to become harsh and dry
Md 10 fan out in such large quantities to threaten
complete badness Ayers Hair vgor being strongly
recommended me- began to apply this preparation
and before the first bottle used the hair ceased
falling cut and the scalp restored to its former
hssthy condition. Acevedo Siiao Mexico
-Ihave used Ayers Hair vieor and have received
more satisfaction from IL than from any other hair
dressing ever tried &C Z. Wooster. Westover Nd.
Iuse Ayers Hair vigor constantly and find 1t excel
hns"-T.C. o'Brien, Fort Keogh, Montana
AYERS HAIR yIGoR
Prepared by
De- 10 AVER 4, Co. LOWELL MASS.
Sold by Druggists and Perfumers.
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CArAnRH AND DISEASES Or TIE
GOVT AND RHEUMATISM.

NJ
For these diseases the OF the genuine Carlsbad
Sprudel Salt IL highly recommended
DIR. Hofmeister in q recent lecture says:
The unnatural motions of the stomach causing press
and belchngs the rritstons OF the ntestines re-
sulting in catarrh Of the bowels, and the infsmed
mucous membranes are the most fruitful of
all known causes Of disease. Out Of them
grow most kidney and liver troubles, diAbetes
all rheumatic affections and govt have
found that the unnatural motions Of the
stomach cease the intestinal troubles become soothed
and health results from the Of Carlsbad sprude
Salt. The diuretic effects Of this water its quiet
action upon the inhamed intestines beyond al
praise.
Beware Of limitations. "EIsNER a MENDELsoN
co." Sole Agents 8 Barclay st, NY.
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FROM MR.. t. Z. ROEsSLE,
PROPRIETOR OF The ARLINGTON,

THE ARLINGTON"
wAsHrSeToS, D. C., March 9, 1890
MY DEAR DE-. LIGHrHILL:
Itgives me great pleasure TO state that you
effected remarkable cure Of deafness and dis
charge from the ears in the case Of my cousin.
Marcus c. Roessle. and that the case has
proved as permanent as it was radical. Ifeel
sure that without your skillful aid my cousin
would have been deaf man all his life.
Knowing Of other cases in which you have been
equally successful. cheerfully give you leave
10 refer to me at any time and hope that your
practice in Washington will prove a distin-
sulsLed success. Yours truly,
1.E ROESSLE.
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OuR CREDrr Plan.

FURNITURE CARPETS. MATrrSos. on.
CLOTHS RUGS BABY CARRIAGES, REFRIo-
ORATORS STOVES and HOUSE FURNISHING
GOODS IN GENERAL. Low FOR CASH on ON
EASY WEEKLY OR MONTHLY PAYMENIs
Poplar Bed Room Suites from sl5up
Oak Bed Room Suites from s25 up.
Walnut Bed Room Suites from s4oup
larlor Suites in Hair Cloth or Plush. s35 u
Ingram Carpet from 25e. per yard mp
Brussels Carpet from 3 &C. per yard up
81 Cloths from :5e. per yard up.
CPER CENT DISCOUNT FOR CASE.
All Carpets sewed and Laid Free Of Charge We
guarantee the customer against any loss IN matchins
charge only for the net number Of yards nscss-
sary 70 cover the hoor.
IL viii pay you to call on M before purchasing else
where. ~ you VIII ind our Prices Lower and Tsrma
LASER than any other house in The city
CASH DISCOUNT ALLOWED on ALL BILLS
SETTLED IN THIRTY pAya
r. oRoGAN
-,, ssosnd 74i 7thstnu
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MARRIAGE Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued by the
clerk of the court to VIM. A. Fithful of Balti-
more and Mary E. Grimsley OF Fairfax county,
Va; Patrick Shugrue and Mary Hickey: Samuel
B. Tinker of Altoona. Pa, aud Margaret Fern
of Waterloo, NY; Benjamin Dixon and Mary
Minor; Walter Lee kidwell and Nettie May
Crook, both of Alexandra, Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-28
Auction Sales of Real Estate.

Thomas bowling, auctioneer, has sold at
public sale frame house on Slst street be-
tween X and L streets to George w. Ray for
$3.50. Also the lots at the corner of 7th and T
streets northwest, fronting 40 feet on It'll and so
feet L on street, to f. Jackson for 81 per square
foot. Also a two-story frame house, No. -
Pierce street northwest, to Z. Nash for
Sl,4Z5
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FROM MR.. II. p. DEGRAAF,
PRESIDENT OF THE BowERY NATIONAL BA,

NEW YORK. May :, 1888
DR. IreHTHrII.
NI DEAR SIR: II sfords me great pleasure
TO Join the long list of grateful patients who
have been relieved from troublesome and obsti-
nate complaints by your superior skill My case
vas chronic catsrrh. from which had suffered
q such extent thsti weakened my general
health and finally gave rise to such severe pain
II and about the head and throat that il pre-
vented NE from sleeping and alarmed my fam
ny. am happy 10 state that the very frs. sp-
phcation Of your treatment gave me prompt
and decided relief. In few days the pain had
disappeared and BY degrees the other distress
iEgsymptOms characteristic Of eatarrh yielded
toyour administrations, until now ind my
sell completely cured l therefore cheerfuly
tender you this testimonial Of your skill and
success. in the hope that others may be bene-
tied ~ It's publication ID p DEGRAAF.
Or. Lighthill. for thirty years Specialist in
the cure OF the diseases II the Ear and Respira-
tory Organs. can be consulted on Deafness,
Cstarrh. Asthma and Diseases Of the Ihrost
AND Lungs at his Office.
No. lOI7 18TH ST. NV.
Terdics PASS the door.
oftce hours from to IL and 5. NILS
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A College President Against the Ben
nett Law.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, April 2S.-President Mer-
rill of Ripon college, WHO'S recognized as one Of
the leading educators of the state and promi-
nent CongregatIonalist,c created decided politi-
cal sensation last night by declaring himself as
unalterably opposed to the Bennett school law
gregationsl Union held at the Church of the
Pilgrims on Grand avenue. He denounced the
law as un-American, andin the course of his re-
marks said: "Those who say that the secular
and sovereign state shall determine the
method for the educational formation of a
human soul in the most critical period of its
existence are about twenty-five centuries be-
hind the wisdom Of the time. That would
have done for Sparta, but it is such poor wis
dom for q Christian country"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-28

The new summer helmets for the police ar
rived here from Philadelphia this morning.
They are light hats both in weight and color,
and are considered the neatest adapted for
police wear for several years.
A post office station will be established at
l4th and Stoughton streets, where money
orders. registered letters and postal supplies
can be obtained
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Quay VIII Keep the Craftsmanship.

PIrTsBURG, April 28.-The Times Washing
ton special today says that Senator Quay will
not resign the Craftsmanship of the national
republican committee at present, but at the
coming meeting a successor to State Senator
Fassett of New York, as secretary of the com
mittee. will probably be chosen. 1t will
probably be John S. Clarkson; and when Sena-
tor Quay sees his way clear to retire, as he is
anxious to do. on account of i'll health Mr..
Ciarkson will very likely be made chairman.
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A Wife Granted n Divorce

In the Equity Court Judge Cox today made
a decree in favor of Lulu G. Marshall (nee
Corse) divorcing her from the bonds of matri-
mony with Vim. J. Marshall and giving her the
custody of their child. girl OF ten wears. The
complainant sets forth in the bill filed by Johns
Mcknight that they were married June 2
1879. and lived together till August, 1885 when
she charges that he deserted her.
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I'd EDITION.
--latest qGlGgIanS TO TlH Star.

A Cloud Over the Leavenworth Home.
ST. LOUIS. Mo-, April 2S.-There is trouble at
the Soldiers Home In Leavenworth and an in
vestigetion is now in progress under the direc-
ton Of the Missouri and Kansas department Of
the Grand Army. number of serious charges
have been preferred against the management
of the home
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MAflR

ADAMS-RoOT. Ga April 23 1890 at Washington
Dc, by Rev. DR. dchlu, JOHN Stokes ADAMS q
PhiiadelI hia TO Miss EELOIsE ZELINA ROOT .
Washington.
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Sullivan VIII Fight

SAN FRAScIsoo, April 2s.-President Fulda
of the California Athletic Club last night
received dispatch from NJ. C. Clark, the
friend and adviser of John L. Sullivan, saying
Sullivan would accept the California clubs
proposition to fight Jackson after his Missis-
sippi affairs settled June 20 next. He still
maintains that the winner should take the
whole purse.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

The Commissioners have returned to the
President, without objection, the bill to amend
the charter of the lexington and Soldiers
Home Railway Company and the bill for the
organization, improvement and the mainten-
ance of the National Geological Park.
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DEAFNESS AND CArAnRH CURED.

DIR. Lighthill takes pleasure to submit
to those interested the following testi-
monials of cures:
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Rance of the Thermoms ter Today.

The following were the readings at the sig.
nal Office today: Sam. 50, 2 pm, 60: maxi
mum. 81: minimum. As
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
New York Stock Market.
Name o. C. \ Name. O. c.
Name.

The following are the opening and closing prices of
the New York stock Market, reported by special
wire to Corson and Mccartney, l. 19 street:
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C. r. BENNETT.
Sold by all druggists.

TFHE ACTION OF CARRIERS LITTLE LIVER
Il Pills Is pleasant, mild and natural. They gently
sImuate ths liver ana regulate bowels but do not
purge. hey to please. Try them
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Gaze FoR THE Sk1s.

Gaze FoR THE SklS.
FELys ARRESTS
GEKMICIDE THE DEVELOPMENT OF
SOAP DISEASE-PRODUC1NG
GERMS AND WARDS OFF
SKIN DISEASE.
Where trouble already exists, it
cleanses the sore aud affected parts,
opens the pores, allowing free scope to
the wonderful healing power of the
soap
PHYSICIANS USE
FELS'S GERMICIDE SOAP
IN THEIR PRACTICE,
Because II is the best medicine whereby
the antiseptics and germicides neces-
say to the cure of eutaneous afec-
lions can lie employed
DAINTY IN USE.
MADE so BY ITS
NATURAL INGREDIENTS,
NOT BY PERFUMERY.
So mild and pure is Fels's Germicide
Soap that even the tender skin of the
baby gains tone and health from its
constant use.
Price 25 cents
FELs L CO. Makers.
s7sss Philadelphia.
(,ATHARTIC OR PURGATIvE PILLS DO MORE
y harm than good Carters Little Liver Pills 90
: dose
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Alice Hoyle, sister Of Lila Hoyle, the girl
who disappeared from Webster, Mass., In 1857,
has eloped with her uncle, Andrew Hoyle.
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DISTRICT GOVERNMENT,

REJECTED APPLICATIONS FOR LIQUOR LICENSES
The following applications for liquor licenses
were today rejected:
Retail-Geo L. Frederick. Harrison street.
Anacostia; +. NJ. Hermann. 500 9Th street
southeast; James F. Happy, 1857 East Market
Space; Christopher Hoffman, 400 C street
southeast; George Miller, Bennings Bridge;
John B. Buckley, 1896 I street northwest.
WHoLEsALE.-Geo. L. Carter. Erie street,
county; James Dempsey, 1907 18th street north
west; Michael ]. Healy, 1872 I'd street north
east; Doretha McCormic, 2077 32d street
northwest; F. W. Rest 3lS 5th street northeast;
Jacob Scharr, 2454 7th street road; James Wat
son, corner l4th and Boundary northwest;
Annie l.. Walsh, 1876 32d street northwest.
BUILDING PERMITS
This was light day in the building ..inspec-
tors office, and but two permits to build were
issued. They were to DIR. C. A. Max Wiehl for
one brick private stable in rear of 1921 Con-
nectcut avenue, 1880; to E. Dale for two
brick dwellings. 1903 and 1910 34th street north
west, $4,000.
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THE ROCK CREEK PARK BILL.
Virtually Passed in the House Today.

Mr.. PAYsoN's AMENDMENT ASSESSING A PORTION
OF THE COST on THE PROPERTY BENEFITED,
AND PROVIDING FOR COMBINATIONS, ETC,
ADoPTED-oTHER DISTRICT MATTERS.
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The CAIrFoRNIA SOCIETY FOR THE !
SUPPRESSION OF VICE, - Z
SAN FRANCISCO, July 7tn. 1883.
Itook severe cold upon my chest and lungs and
did not give it proper attention 1T developed into
bronchitis and in the fall of the same year was
threatened with consumption Physicians ordered
me to q more congenial climate, ard came to San
Francisco. Soon after my arrival commenced
taking scott's Emulsion Of Cod Liver Oil with Hypo-
Ibosphites regularly three times day. In ten weeks
my EvoirdupOis went from 155 to $50 pounds and
over; the cough meantime ceased.
C. r BENNETT.
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James Anderson, colored. convicted Of rape
years.
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Rejecting Public Common Sense.

From the New York Tribune.
No steps backward is the verdict of the
House of Representatives on the question Of
civil service reform. The action of the House
reflects the sober and clarified common sense
of the country.
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WHAr Scorrs EMULSION HIS
DONE
EXPERIENCE OF A PROMINENT CITIZEN.

OVER Is POUNDS GAINED IN TEN WEEKS
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THEY ARE IEwIs WILLIAMS, ooLoREp. CONVICTED
OF TIE NuRDER or Kx-PoLicEMAS ALDER AND
BENJAMIN HAWKINS, aDJuDsED GUILTY or HAv-
ING KILLED Hrs WIFE.
Thomas County cat., 1890-09-04

ALBANY, n. T., August 2.-The monster
mass meeting held in the rink drew a larger
crowd to that place than has ever before en-
tered the building at one time. Mr.. I. "
Powderly entered the hall amid enthusiastic
and prolonged applause. A. W. Wright, of
the executive committee of the Knights of
Labor, Thomas McGune and others made
addresses.
When Mr. Powderly rose to speak he was
received with tumult of applause. The
strike was already won, he said, and he pro-
claimed it victory. No man could say they
were wrong. Justice was with the men and
with justice came public sentiment, and that
was what was wanted, for some day in the near
future that public sympathy would knock at
the state capitol and demand justice. Mr..
Powderly then asked if any member of the
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers was
present. If there was one, he spoke to him,
and he called upon that order to array them
selves on the side of labor, despite their un-
worthy chief. 1t was not until Arthur took
charge that such nefarious doings were made
public. The order must soon show its hands
despite its bribed chief