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ALEXANDRIA.

STREET RAILWAY TALK-The Alexandria and
Fairfax Railroad Company, which has now re-
ceived from the city its right of way, has still
year within which to commence operations.
Its probable route will be from the Washington
ferry, at the foot Of King street. west TO Fair
fax and thence north TO the Washington and
Ohio depot and passing the market, up King
street to Alfred out Alfred to Cameron and mp
Cameron to Payne, past the Washington South
ern railway depot, then along Payne TO Duke,
and, passing the Midland depot, down Duke
street to Alfred and on Alfred 10 King street.
with auxiliary lines on Washington street and
on King street above Alfred. Ultimately il 10
designed that loop shall also cut Duke street
through West End and come around Seminary
Hill and in by the Leesburg road to King street
again. The route has not yet been surveyed,
but this seems its probable course.
CORPORATION CoURT.-The July term of the
sion and was devoted during most of its session
today to civil business. On the probate side
of the court the viii Of the late VIM. n. Brown
was probated, with VIM. n. Brown, f., a. ex.
ecutor, as was the will Of Mrs Lucy Il. Powell
to which A. h Powell qualified as executor.
Mrs. NJ. c. Peyton qualified as ADMINISTRATIVE
of the estate OF James +. Peyton and guardian
Of her minor children. On the criminal side Of
the court the grand jury was charged and sent
out and returned an indictment against Mary
Smith, colored, for stealing money from Dan
Henry, and ignored bill against Chas. Gray
for grand larceny. The hearing Of criminal
cases was fixed for Wednesday. The grand
jury was instructed 10 make special inquiry Of
violations Of the license Law and Of the statutsa
against gaming
NorEs.-wm. n. Glasgow has boughts dwell
ing and lot on Fairfax street between Gibbon
and Franklin at q 900 from Capt J. H Beach.
Mr.. Geo. E. French is quite nl--The
mayor has given special instructions 70 the
police to prevent or punish all violations OF ths
law against marking ON or otherwise defacina
houses, fences, &c.-The will of the late VIM.
n Brown, fled at the clerks Office, was drawn
in March, 1881 II gives q. 900 70 his grand
children, sons and daughters Of the late VIM.
II. Barley, and divides the residue Of his estate
between VIM. n Brown, jr, and Mrs.. v. Bull
his living children His estate il estimated q
Sc, o00.-The Red Men Of this city with
many friends enjoyed pleasant day ct River
View yesterday.
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IN FAVOR OF THE RULE.
Some Measure for Limiting Debate u
Desirable.

The conference of republican Senators last
night, to hear the report OF the committee ap-
pointed to draft q rule TO limit debate, was at
tended by twenty-nine members. OF the
eighteen absentees ten Of them we're reported
to be out of the city. Senator Plat presided.
The conference lasted two and one-half hours,
and 1t is stated that practically unanimity pre-.
vailed The rule as agreed upon by the conn
mittee was presented and thoroughly discussed.
There is as vet the strictest secresy observed
respecting the terms OF this rule and various
versions Of it are current. The true one was
outlined IN IHE STAR yesterday and IL IL 10 the
effect that after a proposition has been debated
Tor three or four Gays IT shall be in order for
any Senator to move that debate thereon be
limited under the rule. That motion shall be
put without debate and, If adopted, then the
debate in question shall cease at the end of six
days thereafter.
The discussion of the rule revealed the fact
that almost every one present in favor OF
the adoption Of some method of limiting debate.
Senator Edmunds is said to have conceded that
tins was desirable, and he outlined the provi-
slons OF a rule that would have his approval.
After the conference adjourned Chairman
Platt stated that the conference had voted
by decided majority that the adoption of q
rule to limit debate was necessary and that
the resolution reported by the committee had
been recommtted to that committee TO be
again reported to another conference, the date
OF which was not fixed
The vote in favor of adopting a rule as stated
was % to 2-two not voting.
Senator said, after adjournment, that the
recommittal Of the rule was due to a DISPOSE
ton on the part of the majority Of the caucus
to postpone putting II IN operation until Q
necessity arose for its use
The Senate will. the senator continuing said,
take up the tariff bill and dispose Of il before
considering the election bill The rule to limit
debate will be applied to the discussion of the
tariff bill, If necessary, TO close the debate on
1t in time to take up the election bill The
intention of the republican Senators to consider
the latter, he said, was settled
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

L, J Business Property renting &c 600 month
Brist front. 200: ons'ihiid cash. Saiaaes
For salsaohs.R- Two Tsur-..S5y House. on =
e. od and ys, %so chance for some to make
for Ss on Term. By; Sd
@ soc Of sn
For sale-cheap-A rood little Brick House on Nc.
S@i snn Bricf houses ON u. ST. bet
\ and s.w; bay window. Price $1,000; s50o
Si5@ss 's 'So H. P %fhiH ~. and SITS. .w.
FOR SAL E-THE FOLLOWING DESIRABLE
.a. bones are for sale ON small cash payments. bal
9st, bay window. rooms. $4,000.
wood nisb nnl 81 & new rooms ana oatn' naro
spruce 4, Le 3roit PARK rooms, bath and cellar.
;. Mass aye e near Sd St. bay window. rooms and
9Th q. near o. brick. rooms. central location.
iy15-2t DAVID d. STONE, 500 st. NV.
EOR sALE-AN ELEGANT RESIDENCE on B
St ne, near the Capitol: one of the choicest loca
ing Of the best material. finest workmsnship: lot
phnD rsSs s6 sn hPy
+ erty on the side Of iit stnear g. Threestory
Brick lot 20oxo5 to alley: valuable for business
'J iyi5-2t David sos q f F i. NV.
EOR ALE-N0RTHwEsT, VERY PRETTY 2
- story House; rooms and bath concrete cellar.
$500. MERRILL L TERRY,
tyl5-3t l1l4 + st. NV.
EoR sALE-12TH ST; NV, 2-sTORY BRICK;
Il rooms and bath. $500.
ty15-3t MERRILL 4 TERRY. lila st. NV
FOB sAL VI ;o,s BARGAIN IN NINE-RooM
lot 2SX 100. price $1,000. DAVID D. STONE,
y1o-2t 500 at. NV.
E0R sALE-A GOOD INVESTMENT IN THREE
New Brick Houses near 9TH and Q, renting for $50
month: each $4,000. DAVID ID. STONE,
ylo-2t sou st. NV.
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From the White Sulphur.
FAuorIKR WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. Va,
GRAND HOTEL. July IL

Correspondents of THE EVENING star.
Admiral Andrew Boyson, U.S.N., with his
wife md invalid daughter, arrived last evening
to try the benefit of the waters. Other Washing
tonians include Mrs. Or. G. W. Pope, Mr.. B. K.
Plain and wife, accompanied by their daugh-
tiers, the Misses Lotto and Gussie Plain; Col
Robert L. Fleming also arrived usual TO
spend Sunday with his family, after pleasant
visit to the home Of Vice President Morton az
Rhineclif. It is rumorsd that ex-President
and Mrs Cleveland will later in the season visit
the springs, the question being at present
under confederation. Miss Pauline Mosby and
her sister, Mrs. r. r. Campble, daughters of
the famous southern raider, drove over with Q
party Of friends from Wsrrenton lastevening to
participate IN the dance which takes place in
the large ball room, each evening. Miss Mosby
il dashing blonde Of apparently thirty years Of
age, though few would credit her with 90 many
summers, and her popularity ID undiminished
Miss Belle Mills il voted one Of the most charm
ing of the pretty maidens who attract 10 the
spot the young chivalry of Warrenfon society.
Miss Mills il piquant little brunette of seven
teen, who has yet TO make hsr bow in social
life q the capital APT.
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A SALUTE TO THE FLAG.
A Naval Officer Suggests q Way OF
Showing Patriotism.

"Why would il not be good thing" queried
naval officer Of STAR reporter this MORN
ing, Ito intuse little color and life into this
practical existence of us Americana What do
1 mean? Well, refer to one phase of which a
little has been said and written of late. Why
not inaugurate custom such as this:
Every Saturday afternoon let the Marine
Band close its concerts in the White House
grounds by playing a national air. such as
Kali Columbia" or THE Star Spengled BAN
ner, the flag on the roof dropping at the same
time. Then let all who think IL proper (and
believe that there are many who do. but are
ashamed TO acknowledge it, } uncover while the
band plays. This is what is done on ship board
every day. 1t is, in my opinion, q beautiful
custom"
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YOR SALE
FOR SUMMER HOTEL OR PRIVATE
COUNTRY SEAT.

Beautiful Piece Of Land containing % acres of
good farming SOIL old mansion and outhouses, situ
sted In the southeastern part of ania between
hercersburg and Greencastle directly the main
road. only S3 miles from WASHINGTON, DC. and II
from HAgerstown The mansion thorough repair
ana oilers unusual sdNantsres . summer hotel
such persons 20 to the Blue Mountain House which
Is not lar from it, stream of water flows through the
grounds marking the so1h em boundary well stocked
with fish and Offering fscities for bathing and boat
Ing Price for all lnclndlng the heavy furniture
IN the house. $4,000 Terms, $S 90 cash. balance
and years at D per cent For further information
apply to JOHN Is. WIGHT l4oSI6 q ST. n. W. sio-6t
INOR SALE--7 ACRES IMPROVED BY A 7-RooM
II Cottage: on Met. Branch B. and o. RR. two
In lies this sce of Rockville. Inquire Of JAS NJ
HODGES. 1872 Pa ave. jy9-6t'
lrok sALE-Ar wooDsIDE. ON THE TN ST
built Ten-room Cottage, wt bath hot and cola water
furnace; all in complete order and ready for i'm
medlhte occupancy; excellent water; stable two
horses; station, Fenwick, metropolitan Branch Il
and U. railroad. ten trains each daily, price
$4,000; terms to suit. b. i. LEIGHTON, Proprietor
49, La ave NV. 3ys-im
IyOR sALE-20O ACRES. 2 MILES FROM LAM
Il hams Is and y. II. r., 10 from Washington; dwell
ing, Sr. Large barn and out buildings &20 per acre.
For Sale-15O acres, miles from Beltsville aud
from Charlton HEIGHTS, B. and o. r., l from wash
inkton dwelling. 1cr large barn one tenement house
and outbuildings; $1,000.
For Sale-297 acres, = miles from Ardwick b. and r.
RR, IL from Washington dwelling, Tor; barns ana
stable; 1000 fruit trees; $50 per acre.
FOR Sale-At Bladensburg, y. and o: R.R. miles
from washingtoni 2Ir dwelling. stable. good well
je2O-lm' JOHN STEPHEN. Az La ave-
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Special Census Agents Appointed.

Superintendent Porter has appointed the fol-
lowing-named special agents to collect statistics
of manufacturers: Albert o. Brown, Oldtown,
Me-; A. c. Boyd, Calais, Me-; G. c. Ward, Lud-
ington, Mich; J. Henry Gerls, Big Rapids,
Mich; j. X. Stark, Cadillac and Elk Rapids,
Mich; X. j. Mcdonald. Muskegon, Mich; John
IL. Allen, Adrian, Mich; George o. smith,
Ypsilanti Mich; Burt Parker, Monroe, Mich.
Eli S. Manly, Ann Arbor. Mich; Stanly b.
Smith, GAINESVILLE, Wis; John b. Vaughn, Au-
gusta, Ca; Samuel Casper, Albany, Ga. Sea-
born j. Fountain, Macon, Ga; James I'm,
Cheyenne, Wye; 4. I. Beltz, Laramie, wyo
Calvin Holmes, Washington c. H., Ohio; David
Alcutt, Fostoria, Ohio; Harry Z. Grigor, Whit
man, Mass; John b. Landus, Newport, RI;
James w. Allen, Warren and Bristol, RI;
Lorenzo ID Waterhouse. Bristol. Plainfeld and
Southington, Conn; Harry +. Tracy, East
Windsor. Enfield, Windsor and Windsor Locks,
Conn; Elwood s. Ella, East Hartford, Glass
tonbury and Manchester, Conn: Charles A.
Northend, New Britain, Conn; Henry C. Sulli-
van, Pennington and Canton, Conn; s. ID.
Phelps, Vernon, Mansfield and Stafford, Conn.
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More Fiend Than Father.

Rufus Bennett, white man forty-six yssnsf
age, was arrested in Danviile, Va, Sunday
morning charged with assaulting his own
daughter, aged eighteen IL 10 aid that %
silence her cries for help he drew knife and
cut her throat The wound, while serious, =
not believed 70 be fatal Threats Of lynohtaG
are made.
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FOR lighthouses.

EOR RENT-212 AND PA 9TH ST. N E, s.
room Bricks; newly papered water in house. Rent
sl5. 80. DEEBLE, DAVIS CO., 13l9F ST. NV.
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The Independent Order Of Railway Con-
ductoss organised in New York Saturday and
elected oficera
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,NOTARIES PUBLIC.

COMMISSIONER OF DRRDs ron EVERY STATE
~ and Territory, Notary and q. Commissionar
JAo. = BkAK4Is l32l y q NV
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STABLES.
Stable in So. bounded
I by MY. ave. and III St
and l4th aud 18th SITS. 90
Stable in so. bounded
/ BY l. and NJ SITS. and
10th and 21st .25
Stable in SO. bounded
{ by NJ and \ and Conn.
( ave. and 18th st.......26
OFFICE ROOMS
,5I9 9TH st., Sd and
4th fioors...............e 5
HOS L st., Sd sh a 4th
( floors. and e35
$40 7th ST.. suite 2
rooms, I'd floor. 20
1908 Pa. ave. .............S
IsHED.
10Th st. near Dupont
Circle, IL rooms and
bath ..............S1 %. 81
Jefferson pl. bet. Conn.
ave. and l 9th st. lar.
bath. &c, double -
house. .............16G67
Conn. av. above X ST..
l2rs., two baths. 166. 81
De Sales st...........-..150
y st. mr.. Vermont av... so
Vermont ave. bet. n Il
lows Circle, Tor. sud
bsth................-..125
n st. bet. j eth L i Sth. .l25
II st. let 18th and 2Uth
SIS. LEO
N.w.cor, 18th &DeSaies
yr., . baths, cellar, kc125
18th ST. cor. De Sales
St. Or. cellar, two
baths, &c.
q st. bet. 18th 4 18th,
Tor. and bath. .......125
Vermont ave. near
Iowa circle, l0rs.,
bath......-............10 100
G st. BET. 18th &19th. IS
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IyOR RFNT-BY THOMAS p. wAGGAMAN,
~ Rs,l Estate Estate Broker, g11 St n W

bI5-3t Rust Il HUNGEifOkD. ozt If.n 81
EoR RENT-BY THOMAS z wAaG saA
l. Real h''a'e HOUSE, 5iAi So
The %,.Oy" is$ Fla !. NV Nv ax. srss9
ISIS 10 HIN I'm 1 !, sr;sl 20
ri Sc ; 4; 3. IA Tor g s. st nv Us 20
1913 i5,s y. &c NV W. f6i SO NM 30
30i 1JIt at n 81. 80 !05 st ne, 6r....-..1s
ia;4 e co r. St iSr As 1000 ST. SO
i=I@ 5. NV, 5r...-45 5S3J Prospect ave-, Or
1913 isss S6rcorsn ST. T. % 40 It sS.
2oo2 Pa ave- n-w'' 81 40 is.s ND ave s.~.' or'i'
oS5 Ph ). " $50 Is h II sT
80 La; aV;; IL g. $50 az La: ave- o>semt 9
50 9Th 81. room Is AIS La ave. 4iI door.
46s La. aS., 80 q. blk. runs
STORES. &c
str dwE.. HOO st. ., str dws ass st g n
Str dws. si6 st 'O str run All st ss.
str, sT fTS 1000 n osPsi g Shop rear i'z0 0n'
Is .fgys Only q oa es
the lst sud 18th. py15I THos. E. wAaGAMAN
IIoR RENT-coLU MBIA ST. MAR RHODE
Island sS Ss and l9 ner i
yis large John III i4os st NV
EoR RENT; SALE OR E1SHANGE-lsa4 10TH
square hall bIck stair perfect order rent 81. 900
Price $4,000. OWNER, 1225 Conn. ave. jyl5-3t
I,OR RENT-IN GROWING SECTION OF The
II northwest, Groom store and Dwelling, with nne
bake and store fixtures rare chance for baker
or cOnfectioner. rent, s35 per mo. J. Mel DODS0N,
12.e5 r St n. y153t
I|oR KENT-s.E. COR 5TH AND p NV; IoR
IT bath, &c; cheap S25.5 so. 1434 NV; 12r $50.
53i 10Th NV; $3.50. Store and Dwelling u. w..
sth and NV; only $50. 6l1 North Carolina
ave new Brick s35. 30 Also. to desirable colored
tenants sos NV. s22: SOP INV, az x020 Yer.
m9nt ave. Ew; SIS 90; l5ls Sd NV, sl6; 2ll2
jy lJ-5t W. G. DUNALL. 925 + st. .
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NER q CO, 1915 Fst.n.v.

ECOR- KENT-IU-ROOM HOUSE, NEWLY PA
II pered and painted throughout; bay window; large
park in front: all mod. imp; rent, S22.50; 1871
New jersey ave. NV. Apply l106 l. St iy12-3t'
EOR RENT-NEw SIX-ROOM BRICK; WIDE
hail. closets side yard by drant kitchen door
on linz Of Br'ghtwoot Pneumatic Street Cars; IL
miles from Patent Office: 1880 New Groom Brick
on 9th ut. extended near Howard University: Sl3.
A. g. CAIWOOD, ta3 9th st. jyl2-3ts
EoR RENT--TEN-RoOM BAY-wINDOw BRICK
Il south front; all mod. imps papered .h-oughout;
convenient TO schools churches ears and market 90
st. W.; S25. OWNER, next door Ni2-3ts
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NJ ct. bet. Conn. av. and
18th ST.. lOr.S bathS 100
Dupont Circle.......2OS.S3
Il nr. Mcpherson So 800
Cor. h and 18th sts.,
overlooking McPher-
son Square. l1r. and -
ia ILL.,. bob O.D
L 81. bet. II 9TH & IL tn 800
18th ST.. overlooking
Conn. ave. bet. NJ 4
y SITS. lor.. = baths.
with stable. ESQ
II bet. 7th & 18th. $50
Ea-ragut Square, 15r.
and bath. ...........--20 100
Connecticut ave. ABOVE
Il st................2OS.33
Vermont ave. bet .
and i sts. 200
18th St corner l. IL
rooms, = baths. 200
House, Dupont Circle zoo.
Mass. ave bet 18th and
10th SITS. .............-2OO
Conn. ave, adjacent 10
lafayette Square 200
Rboie Island ave. bet.
18th and l sth 1856. 81
BULLETINS CAN BE
EUEL rEuVLCE IInITCITl
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

Tor sALE.Nw. COR. NJ AND N. CAP. SITS.
improving section: %, l50. Box 60 Star Office 15-6s
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MRS Dr.. MULLER CAN BE CONSULTED AND
NJ treats successfully Ill Female Complaints from
whatever cause, ct her residence. S07k l. st NV.
Office hours ] 70 8 pm. Nl2-lms
ELECTRICITY CURES CASES THOUGHT HOPE
IL less. gives strength whom nothing else will AL
nervous affections. weaknesses. Irregularities and
year. eSS az city. DE- ,. W HA INA
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TNOR RENT-939 ST.; 3-sTORY AND BASE
ment. IA rooms and excellent stable in rear; only
s10 per mo. WI. Ii. SAUNDERS CO,
1yl2-lW 1407 y St
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1890-03-05
NELs TAYLOR, ! RoPKlETOR
THIS is TO INFORM MY FORMER

M HIS Is TO INFORM MY FORMER
i patrons and the public IN general,
that have again opened the Eclipse
Livery Stable, on Third street, in the
rear of the City Hall, and am now ready
for business. have just purchased seve-
raj horses, and the necessary busgits and
carriages, to which will keep adding,
until my outfit is complete i'll every par,
ticnlar. To horse or mule drivers offer
the largest and most convenient pens in
the city. My terms will be III conf. nifty
to the times. A liberal share Of the pub
lies patronage is all ask or demand.
NELS. TAYLOR.
Jany. l, 1900.
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shall! be null and void.

shall! be null and void.
Be it further ordained, that the Ma.
yor he authorized to issue his procla-
nation designating the time and place
for holding said election, and also the
appointment and qualification of the
commissioners of election.
W. f. BLACKMAN,
Committeee JNo. G. RYAN,
Il. V. MARYE.
THOS. CRAWLEY,
G. NJ. RADCLIFFE, Mayor.
Secretary.
- -. ~
-G"ods are still going at Bauer &
Wells mammoth establishment, be-
cause the lowest prices prevail. They
are offering lot of
-SHOES-
Just receiaed for Is cents a pair which
are worth twice the money. Now is
the time to call ON them. Front ST.,
opposite Ferry Ldg.
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and be it further ordained that if the
result of said election shall be in favor
of levying said special tax, the first
levy and collection of said tax shall
be made and the first asment there
under shall be paid to the Kansas
City, Watkins and Gulf Railway Co.,
its successors or assigns, whenever the
said company shall have completed
and put in operation good and sub
stantial standard gauge railroad from
Lake Charles, La, to and within the
corporate limits of the city Of Alexan-
dria, provided the said railroad shall
be completed and running through
trains by the lst of March, 1892
Be it further ordained that if the re-
snlt of said election shall he in favor
of levying a further special tax of five
mills for three years for the purpose of
purchasing and donating thirty acres
of land to the Gould road now under
construction from McDermott, Arkan-
sas, to Columbia, Louisiana, and ten
acres OF lana 10 be purchased ana 40
mated to the Kansas City, Watkins
and Gulf Railway Company 10y the
Mayor and Council of the City of
Alexandra, then the same shall be
collected and applied by the Mayor
and Council Of the City Of Alexandra
to the purchase and donation to the
said Gould road of the above thirty
acres of land to be purchased from
Mrs. Sallie G Day. and the purchase
and donation of ten acres of land to
be donated by the said Mayor and
Council to the Kansas City, Watkins
and Gulf Railway Company, to he
purchased at any point that the Mayor
and Council shall deem fit; provided
that the said donation of land tie
made to the said railroad companies
as aforesaid by notarial act to he
signed by the Mayor on the authoriza-
ton of the City Council, when both of
said railroads are constructed to and
within the corporate limits Of the City of
Alexandria bv the LIST of March, 1892.
And provided further, that in the
event of the failure of the said railway
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-19
H0InWCES 40HSOR
Is Louis James ia TIE Tragedy
~Nrgiulns
JAae Coesaks IA &HsAge.l fsood A..
teea&ncs tas isals o. koalaeaais -
Other f~tztt AtesS tiss StaSs

Fewer SsrAaa-s. Nsrgls.ius@
LOUIS 9saaes ssye > performances of
~ Nuginlus - Powers 0fan6. tae
merits oi Nhioh, had 4 been knoWn ts
oar lovers II lhs legi~aete. woaso
nsee aoabt.ess packed tbs theAter
irem foyer 80 orchestra raa. Nj
Jam6s is great and commanding IN tA.s
eole lie .ooks tAe digulhed. hsroS
Roman father lie portnss laIce
feaFlessness, frengg, pathos aud grlei.
wiGh maslsrlg arr ID can b. s4ia. log
tae lack Qi ums 10 give the mpeIsoaa
ton the atieaUon Is deserves, that Mr
iaales has 80 peer 10 tnis role 90 tbe
Amercan stage. hls character zation
VII Ia al IT Is phases compare favof.
ably slth that u john Mccullough.
The support Was ln every way sAns-
factory aud the audience MAS intensely
appreciauye. THIS afternoon "MarlLe
Heart Tonight Ne shall see Mr
James as Brutus Ia Julius Caesar ID
5 % be deplored that - worthy al
4eiorls nos meeting viii better patron
lee ia Grand Rapids.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-19
PolLoE AND COURT

efesE1iC gravity attaches A. tAlags
moral ss Wea a. nsaier.2l. hals nei
me.sat ans nofs u ths one Norlo isan
3 the either TAe smAliesi eaa
reeora, 'a Esi.ai Il sas, nlsY b. tss
iafsest in poal a. Importance. tas
isQ smal eases reAghea 5 acleFmlna.
tea yesterday. oas drunk eeni la
laa Gas y aeys. aas that dan4 soanf.
because hls nams is 3ean suita. aea
smlta s no nz.me. hlsa oooes.4si.-..
aaiaWiig supporting tle paslilou. 81
either case Nas 4 case oi di>afaerR sn
winch ihe pf.soasr Was dIsoilafeed ai
uani ol egl4enrs against han. hhi
ih.s vas nol az lae haaesss, A. s ~
means.
tealous examination iook plaDs q
iht lnufuuE Aiusi examinations "a
paiee cuTi aff itd.oUs ltoaHsf tatN
arr euGen down b ioug laaa Charles
Miller Was unaal examination kesitf.
4Ay mufang. clsIeal u elili ius lal4 81
q r.ag irom q lalaist lady There
vas notllul rtmsf sal.f ai'aui lht casf.
except taai the Importation oi nnlgHI
>iles from the l4a was ta6gu la Zee
something oi a Variation irom ile alal-
aSrg ruu 1T things. Salts lal h.el
scui 90 lali last Friday fn afankrn-
ness. lle "a lled ilai 81 leI HaI ia4ae
io him partial coniestlan ui a.s luilt.
The nip fancy Nlih Hh.eh ~l Gee sau-
lvs-ed hls degraded CaAfarici ana alla-
patton gave somg 4ctt iu A.s itsls sn.,alA,
pai his testimony ls nui l-t Aiu- le
Atsga vu anE side az anF case. lne
4 testimony ior tne prosecutions sac al
laAen and t4e gase nas AalplIlta i4
I traay.