davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-24

of the grip but the court declined 20 excuse
him
tn. a.,.n 49, .s.u., NJ g.,
NJ W;is,,' re,r.sh;.' az. 80. a. Sp'snui
him on account OF The grin
$50, pS...' "a -. ~ Vs. ~. -
cu.es on acca1n, - oni,;ar "e'e
Josavh p.ss.. ~ 80, ,
.housb he sls,msd tha, H. ssoep'.oe az
$3.50 - ~, NM ' heAns & ee
count 'sN "" '"'
The aese,ss the, a..,;,.s a. ...u.s.
further on thst .rorna y W
The court then took recess of half An hour.
TEE AFTERNOON snssiox.
When the court met at ! O'Clock there was
more chance OF having Jury right OF. a. in
case tie government declined to challenge
further the defense was as the conr, bsla
bou,.d 10 take the Jury This chance how
ever was n, once lessened nv a s,.,.,.,, "a.
by Mr. Wilson. TO the effect that the nro.ecu
| tion and defense had agreed TO excuse Mr..
Redfern.
Mr.. Rsdferu Was thereupon excusea
Henry Fowler v.s ar. rsnea ~ aen.n.. A.,
| Gil the Vacancy
The defense then continued the chaIlens ing
| and struck Mr.. Winfield s. jerks from the iury.
James Murphy was excused on account Of
opinion.
William Steibiing was excused because he
had served q term as a Juror within a wear,
S. {. Mickum. who was next examined. said
that he had formed an opinion from reading
newspaper reports which would require strong
| evideace to change. He could sit and hear the
testimony, he said. but doubted whether H.,
could render an impartial verdict The cour,
excused him Remaining;
Its wonder TO me how SO many intelligent
men can SO characterize themselves"
. craat ,ossp ~, ssa Wen "ros'ehor' are
AN Intelligent man who reads the news
papers, said the judge. lis supposed to be in
'eN'eeN' eAousn W fe'Hih ms Judgment
EXCUSED ON DIFFERENT GROUNDS.
John Hardesty was examined. Int his An.
swer to Mr c,,a,s ,,,o..;r,, =, ~. -.
:. ~. "' ~ '"' en"'aeHe !,
Va LIE oPinhon were SO maadhn and thick
marked; II think he ought TO be on differen,
grounds" Mr.. Hsrdesty was thereupon e1.
| cused.
VIM. =. Middleton was accepted.
The defense having then turned the jury owe,
to the government the district attorney chal.
lenged Mr.. Fowler.
John r. seitz WAS excused on account OF
| opinion;
Nicholas Eckhardt said he had formed m
opinion. In reply To the judge he stated thai
ne beileved he could render an impartial yer
eiet- ihe court ruled him as qualified and the
defense excepted.
Mr.; Eckhardt pleaded that he would b,
greatly Inconveniencei by service on the jury
as ne was contractor for large building on
street between 9TH and 18th street, which mus
oe completed soon for occupancy by the gov
Judge Rr,5Iev r,s a;s;,o,;,o, % o,.,,s. NJ
Eckhardt on the ground of inconvenience. bu
nnauy did excuse HIM. no objection being
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-24
Baltimore Markets,

BALTIMORE. March A-Cotton nomlnal-mid-
ding, Va. Flour active and straightforward street
and western super, 2o0as.GO; do. do, extra, aT5a
$50, do do, family, A6sa5.lO; city mills, Rio
a5.ee; spring wheat patent, s.soas.s5; do. do,
straight, s.OOa5.4o. do. do, extra. 4sOa4s5 Wheat
southern nrm; Fultz, l.05aI.1e; Longberry, Los
al.l2; No. ., LOO; steamer, No. ., red, Les:
western strong; No. 2, winter red, spot. l.OgI /;
March, i.0SA; May, LlU4al.l5; July, Local. O5 4;
August, l.0s. Corn-southern strong; white, 72af5:
yellow, 7saIs; western nrm; mixed spot, 34,,aI4I:
steamer, 1.k. Oats 1rm-ungraded southern and
Pennsylvania, eos6z; do winter white. Sia61; do.
do, mixed, 59a60; graded No. white, 81 K a62.
do. do. mixed, 6oa60x. Rye dul--choice YsaI 90:
good 10 prime, sSa9l; common to fair, s5ay2. Hay
sfeady-ch0iee timothy, i0.5oaii.0o good TO prime
9Soa10.00. Provisions active and very frn-mess
pork, old li.0. new l2at bulk meats, loose
81: snsar-ptckled shoulder, 81; sugar-cured
smoked shoulders, 6A; hams. skai0k; lard, re-
fined, ~; crude, 6H. Butter steady--creamery
fancy, SIS do. fair TO choice 3iasa do imitation,
slssl; lsdle, fancy, esaso; do. good to choice 26
AIS; rolls. nne, s6a2'; do. fair TO good. asasA
l9aaao No. !, ISL. Sugar dull-grsnuiated, az.
Copper nrm-renned, llAAla Whisky fairly &C
tive-L2sai.96 Freights to Liverpool Der steamer
nrin-cottou, 20 cents; -four in sacks. cents per
100 poands; grain, 3i.d. Cork for orders, IA Cd;
spot. nominal, ss.sd. Receipts--nour, ,ISs bar
reiE wat. lois1 busheis corn. ss,Il9 bushels;
oats, t0os shells Shipments--nour, s4,94t bar.
bushela
BALTIMORE March 2<-virRinia ccrsola a:
DO. threes> eSk; Baltimore and Ohio stock, Sst;
Northern Central stock, exk; Cincinnati. WASH
ingfon and bsttmlore arsts, 90 Consolidated gas
eoaaR 1lsA; 90. stock, t1A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-24
SEvrsrrrs SCHOOL GrHIs
ALL SPEAK AT ONCE.

human hzyptne>ss"
Seventeen little Kris all same time: ITO bes,ow
OF p~ople-"
30 that philosophy"
TIE PIsHkR. 151O and I5l2 eth u. W., Ny
~ serss Of faTnlsurv very high and nobody had
kee nerve 70 Our only terms chap edsk
Nos Others arw trying 20 follow. but you can't get
Auch for The money anywhere II Grasty's"
vote seventeen CREDITS these little girls for this
al OF osA history and also their statement by
these prices;
ANTIQUE Extension Tables. square and round. a. 80
Fest Woven Wire Cots 81 So
solid Oak Chamber suites. sl6.ao
Best Canes Chairs t51c.
Broadway Gliding Bed, with uics wool mattress s2l
uprisht Folding Bed. ESQ
Handsome Chironier Beds. as
6n.ce Tumblers. lie
So-psece English Te2 Sets S2ss
IOOptece English Dinner s~,s u.in,as3 voo., a. o.
Fine Walnut Crib Beds. 81. "a 10 40
Extra Large CYLINDER Book C.ss and D-sk s,5
We have everything for the house sxcep, s,oy.s We
al goods IN every part VI the city Our only
cheap for cash
u. C. grassy,
DOUBLE STORES.
mill 1910 and 1912 9Th ST. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-24

II judge Bradley. Deci.ion Hold. ne 60 thu
L. Drois psrk str~~ts.

n Jndge Bradley Decision Hold. ss TO the
L. Droit PORK STREETS.
Matters in lie Droit fark ere in q precarious
condition and unless something 10 done iInrn--
diaiely the occupants u the park will bs IN .
sorry plight There was very important d.s-
cussion In the board room this AFTERNOON. az
which the attorney for the District
and General Birney were present TIE
subject matter under consideration wss the re-
cent decision Of Judge Bradley relative 10 tAs
streets Of lie Droit rark. which. % will be re-
called. he held were private streets over which
the Commissioners had no Jurisdiction. The
question vas whether the Commissioner would
abide BY the decision above named until the
case which was appealed 10 the Court in Gen.
erai Term was decided.
IL the Commissioners sbide by the decision
all public expenditures in the park must cease.
This includes street lighting. supply " water,
paving Of alleys and sidewalks. -ewering aud
the paving Of streets provided for in the last
appropriation bill. The hearing lasted several
hours
In conversation with a STAR reporter upon
the subject Attorney Hszleton said:
The whole case is a most important thing
| Tor La Droit Park, and unless something Is
done TO relieve the District all public expendl-
lures and improvements must cease there az
once. IL in the face Of this opinion the Com
missioners continued 10 spend public moneys
there they would, in my opinion, be liable 10
J Indictment
Captain Rossen. the assistant ensineear com
missioner. when asked 10y sr.s reporter what
he Thought of the way things stood in lie Droit
Park said:
1T is about as serious a condition Of AFFAIRS
As could possibly occur anywhere. IL the
s,reeis in lie Droit Park are private streets
do not believe the Commissioners have the
| right 20 do any public WORK upon them what
Val ~ i'm fhg ~ l...l.s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-24
I'd EDITION.
LATE NEWS BY CABLE
Healy Forgives Dalton---The Coming
Contest at Cork.
FENIAN PLOTS FEARED IN LONDON.
Miller, the Suspected Incendiary
Of New York, in Court.
CRUELTIES IN MADAGASCAR.
FENlAN PLOTS FEARED IN LONDON.
CRUELTIES IN MADAGASCAR.
Mr.. HEALY FORGIvES.

O'Brien Dalton Will BE Tried For His
Assault.
CORK. March 24.-Mr. Timothy ID. Healy,
who was assaulted yesterday in this city in the
dressing room Of the Victoria Hotel by Dir.
OBrien Dalton, when interviewed upon the
subject today. said:
II was offering my hand in friendly greeting
to Mr.. Dalton. when he rushed in upon me and
hit me a terrific blow in the face. mashing my
spectacies and forcing some Of the broken
glass into my face. The injury to my
right eye causes intense pain. No, shall not
prosecute him. | freely forgive him, for he
he is going to be tried by the government"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-24
CHAs. h. HOUCK ARRESTED.


Charged With Frsudulsntly Collecting
Money for Charitable Purposes.
A young man named Chas. H. Houck was in
the Police Court today under the alias of Chas
c. Wilson, charged with false pretenses. 1t was
alleged that he collected s5Ofrom Mr. Leonard,
chief Of the Inter-Ocean building branch of the
census bureau, under the alleged false pretense
that II was for Geo. H. Fetterman, the blind
man who sells papers on the streets. In addi-
ton TO this amount Houck also collected so
For several months the detectives have been
looking for the person who got this money and
they succeeded last evening through the assist
ance Of Lawyer r. ID. Mayne and Mr.. George
E. Kennedy, the street grocer.
The prisoner called upon Lawyer Mayne yes
terday and introduced himself As Geo. L.
Thompson, livery stable keeper in East Washing
ton. He told Mr.. Mayne that there was woman
named Wilson in distress and that he had as-
sisted her. He then asked MI. Msyne il he
would not assist the poor woman.
Mr.. Mayne did not happen 10 have any ready
cash in his pocket, and so he gave the young
man an order on Mr.. Kennedy Tor IS worth Of
groceries, writing a note for Mr.. Kennedy to
put in all he could for the amount
Later he suspected something wrong and
notified the police. Detectives Carter and
Mahon took turns Ia watching for Houck.
Neither Of them was there when Houck
called, but Mr.. Kennedy detained him until
Detective Carter reached the store. Houck
knew the detective and he called upon him
TO vouch for him, which he did by arresting
him.
Il il also claimed that Houck collected money
from otasr persons for pretended charities.
Among others for whom money was collected
was Mrs. Farrell, who was % nearly cut TO
death few weeks ago by her drunken husband.
He gave Mrs. Fsrrelrs son Is on one occasion.
When the case was called in the Police Court
tfSf4a ~ ln~ GolI f>x tko
an examination.
Mr.. Mullovney, for the prosecution, stated
what be expected 70 prove against the prisoner,
and asked that bail be fixed ut 81. OO0
Mr.. Sellers aaid he could prove that Ill the
10 charities Of some sort
The court fxsd bail ct el,000 and The pris-
ouer was sent back 70 his cell.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-24
DIED.

re- edd snsl ], on MondAs -Tsh ~ lsai :, the
EDiiH g CAGEII. only ehid II ID prs.s ans ~
\. Giagett.
Funer., iron the Residence VI her parents. alIe y
street northwest, "Wednesday. Mar,h %. ) p.m.
DAVIS. On TUESDAY morning MarA "a lspi
~ 1sr cANt na ~. IA 5ne Srty,secSnd gear
fantral THURSDAY. Private. lnierlnent at Glen.
HERoLD. on SUNDAY. March -. 1881, NARoE-
Ri, willow Of tns las. fr-dsricf berold. 81 Ls
Ne~p rot that her tolls are over
Meer MOI that her rnse IN run.
ODD grant We nIa. rest ss calmly
When our work liz. hers done.
Till then ". Weld with rladuess
cur I.i,tEer 70 Him To keep.
He siSess ai ss 10 , we'd ess. sIs.S
Funeral from her lat. RESIDENCE I24s Pennsylv.os>
oioSs PIN featiSes ana irienas ars insiisa @ Al;
tend.
Hok MieH.E On TgfS.s Ms5; +. e I "a.
funeral from his late residence, 46 street north
east. at 1850 ain. MArrh u theme 20 IT Aloy.;us
attend '''' ''''1'' A>'sS'"
p M. Of consumption. Frederick KENNEDY
son OF the late JsGn aud Mar, 4. keun.dy 81 Ms
Collins
funeral to take place from iIla street sOrth~ss,
MoRS GA; ,s on NSSpa.y; March Is: 1891 8. 4.so
funsr. from his late residence sso street ssusn.
west. "Wednesday, March r. at . O'Clock nm itel-
atives and friends respectfully invited 10 attend.
lAie xandriA.Na.. papers please oopy-I =
NokMENT. AT his Residence. g.s stree, north
west. Monday, Marsh 2 ln,l, at ~ o'clock a n.
SAMUEL. NOhMEN A. after a short illness
Funeral Will take psse from his late residence We'd
nesday. March %, at O'Clock Friends IN vfed e
o'BRIEN. On Monday. MArch %, 1891, at n ~
J.: IN, MICHAEL. the only and beloved Guild q
Aiehael T. and Juas A. o brlen, AGED ten luouths
Human bands have tried 20 save,
VAN.
Happy angels came and bore him
FroIn this world OF sorrow and pain.
Funeral Wednesday. 30 from his parents rs-
denee Delaware avenue and Il street nortsssss kss-
tiyes and friends invited ~ attend
ls9l, Mrs. LOUISA l. PoTfs. widow Of the isis
John Potts If Washington u. e.
Services at 200 Duke street. Alexandria. w., e
IL 80 PIN March -.
THOMPSON. Al wheelins, ". Va. Monday. MssrA
the late Clement and Marearetta Clare sInStl "
Georretowp. DC.
wA6ANFEALp. On Monday. March %. lapI Il
O'Clock = m AFTER long and painful nlpsss. NARY
feAld in the thirty second year of her s>re. =
l. northwest. Wednesday. March q. 2 .;UP.n
WALLER On SUNDAY. March -. 1891 at 6. 20
o'ciock pm. ISABELLA, heio.sd wife Of yslsntins
Arth, aged thirty nine year.
Funeral viii take pace Wednesday mornins from
her late residence. o south csrosns avenue .outk-
Church.
WALTER. On Monday, March - 1891 Il 80 n
m, WILLIAM FREDERICK. infant u Fred4rick
and Jennie Msltsf. ased nine month";.
tives invited 70 attend.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-24
Marriage Licenses

Marriage licenses have been issued by the
clerk of the court to the following: Stephen
Blair and Josephine Smith; John B. Haussner
Of Rock Haven, Pa, and Elizabeth E. Droeger;
Charles E. Wellekamp of New York city and
Mamie Gardner; William Thompson and Julia
Johnson; Robt. c. Watts and Mand Kramer
Williams; David Henry Curtis and Mary pisgs;
Stewart Cook and Mary Eliza Cook Of Vest
moreland county, Va; ]. H. Miller and Lucy
Payton Of Fredericksburg. Va; James II.
Dimsey Of Fairfax county, Va, and Addie E.
Evalina Peyton; John Morgan Thomas Of
Becker county, MIMI, and Mamie Gerlus Of
Hartstowu, Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-24
STOCKS TEND UPWARD.
The Changes In Quotations Are In All Cases
Insignificant.

The Changes In Quotations Are In All Cases
Insignificant.
NEW YORK, March A.-The dullness in the
stock market, which has grown 50 oppressive
during the last two weeks. seemed at its height
this morning, when even the few stocks
which have retained some interest subsidized
into the same rut that the general list
Is in The trading developed no feature until
Rock Island became more active and weak in
the latter portion of the hour. though first
prices were generally lower and a heavy tone
prevailed throughout. The changes in
quotations were in all cases insignificant and
the trading barren of meaning. Toward the
end Of the hour the slight tendency in prices
was upward again, and at IL o'clock the mar
ket was dull and stagnant at about opening
prices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-24
NEwFOuNDLAND's PROTEST.
Delay Urged Upon the British Goverpms
on Lord KnutsSorxa's BiIl.

on Lord knutsford's Bill.
LONDON, March "A deputation of mer-
chants engaged in trade with Newfoundland
visited Mr.. William Henry Smith. the govern
ment leader in the house Of commons, today,
for the purpose of urging delay on the
part OF the government in pushing
through parliament the bill introduced
in the house Of lords last week by Lord Kputs-
ford. colonial secretary, to make operative
upon Newfoundland the modus vivendi entered
into between Great Britain and France relative
TO the rights Of the latter nation upon that
island. which bill is bitterly opposed by the
people of Newfoundland.
After the deputation had presented their
arguments in favor of delay in the matter Mr.
Smith informed them that though the question
was of great Importance and Of the utmost
urgency, an interval Of Is days wonld slapss
between the time when the bill was introduced
and tue time for its second reading. which, in
s s'p1 a,d ,s. ss for =:
presentation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-24
FENIAN PLOTS SUSPECTED.

American Agents of the Clan-na-Gael In
London-Seaports Watched.
Special Cable Dispatch TO The Evening Star.
LONDON. March 24.-There has recently been
considerable activity among the Irish secret
societies in consequence Of the split in the
ranks of the nationalists. The matter has been
engaging the seriors attention of the govern
ment, as it is known that American agents Of the
clan-na-gael and other American fenians, are
at present in London. A close watch ia being
kept at all ports and it is possible that the
future may develop sensational plots akin to
those Of the dynamite period
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-24
A jury AT LAST.
But 1t Took Nearly All Day to Find Twelve
Acceptable Men.

SOME OF THE Excrsrs BY THOSE wRo DID xor
DESIRE TO SERVE WE'RE ourTE ANuslxo-yupox
BRADLEY HELD ALL rALEsAxx TO srAicr Ac-
COUNT.
About all the fifty talesmen summoned by
the marshars officers last night, out Of which
It was hoped to sift enough men to complete
the kincaid jury, were In the Criminal Court
this morning when Judge Bradley took his
seat at 10 o'clock. Kincaid and his counsel
were there early. The court room was we'll
filed with spectators. When the court ad-
journed yesterday there were eleven jurors in
the box who had been accepted by the court.
The defense had used two of it's twenty chal-
lenges and the government one of it's Eve.
The regular panel had been exhausted and in
order to complete the jury the names of fifty
men were drawn from the jury box and sum
moned to appear in court today.
When the court met il was found that Mr.
Thomas Beall, one Of the eleven in the Jury
box last evening. WAS absent Mr.. Beall ap-
peared III yesterday and asked to be excused.
stating that he had been suffering from the
grip. With the consent Of counsel Judge
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-24
Washington Stock Exchange.

Sales-Regular call-12 O'Clock m: Washington
Gas Convertible ia, SO at .S5. L. 8. As reg $500
al l2l. Franklin Fire Insurance 10 at 56,,. Ameri.
can Security and Trust Company. 10 at 6s's; 10 al
6sA: at co..
lo2 bid U. =. ANS. 1891. registered. lO2 bid L. 3
As coupon, 1907, az bid, 1884, asked. L. S. regis
tered IS, 1907, IN bid, 1873. asked:
1901, currency, - bid 100 asked. sO-year fund.- Gs
gold, 1902, III bid, - asked. 3.65s, 1924 fund,
rency. ll5N bid. lish asked
town Railroad, 1910, Is. 10l bid, = asked. Wash.
ington and GEORGETOWN Railroad Convertible 0s
Sc. 1905, 1o44 bid, los asked Washington Marke,
Company, list mortgage g., - bid, asked. Wash.
ington Market Company, imp. g. - bid. - asked
asked. Washington Light Infantry list mortgage
6s 1904, 100 bid, - asked. Washington Light In
fantry I'd, IS, 1904, IS bid, asked. Washington
asked. Washington Gas Light Company, series
psny Convertible Is, 100 bid, - asked.
bid. - asked. Bank Of Republic, go bid, = asked
Metropolitan, 2,s bid, 800 asked Central, 800 bid
Second, lss bid; - asked Farmers and Ne
$50 asked. Columbia loo bid, l1O asked. Capt..
tai, i2ih bid. asked. West End, g bid, I0l
asked. Traders, lis bid. laos1 as.eL Lincoln
Railroad Stocks-W ashington and Georgetown
23o bid, $50 asked Metropolitan. lis bid, 1a5 asked
street, 81 bid, IS asked. Ecknaton and Soldiers
Home, 56s. bid, 60 asked Georgetown and Ten.
ley town, 81 bid. GIN asked.
Insurance Stocks-Firemen's II bid, IS asked,
Franklin;5e bidS6S asked. Metropolitan, 50 bid, =
asked. National Union, Is bid, - asked. Arlington
LIS bid, 1870 asked Corcoran, 6s bid, 80 asked Co
lumbia, l51s bid, - asked. German-Am
Is5 bid, - asked. Potomac, 81 bid, 100 asked
Riggs, 8 bid, So asked. Peoples, So bid, =
asked Lincoln, bid, ~ asked. Commercial
AZ bid, ~ asked.
Title Insurance Stocks-Rea Estate Title, IaI
bid, asked Columbia Title, 81 bid, 81 asked.
Gas and Electric Light Stocks--WashipgtOn Gas
az bid, ~. asked. Georgetown Gas, IS bid U. s
Electric Light, los bid, $50 asked.
oneStocks-Pennsylvania, IS bid asked
Chesapeake and Potomac, IS bid, IS asked. Ameri
can Graphophone. 50 bid. % asked.
Miscellaneous stocxs-W Washington Market Com
pany. Is bid, - asked Washington Brick Ma
chine Company, - bid, - asked. Great Falls Ic,
| Company, lIv bid, lse asked. Bull Run PIANO
rama Company, IL bid, - asked. Pneumatic cur
Carriage, bid, asked.
safe Deposit and Trust companies-Nst iona
Safe Deposit, 24o bid, asked washingtor
safe Deposit Company, ITO bid, - asked. Wash
ington Loan and Trust Company, 95]s bid, sIh
asked American Security and Trust Company
Ssx bid, 69h asked
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-24
ARRAIGNED FOR ARSON,
Hugh c. Miller Believed to BE Responsible
for the New York Fires.

BRooKLyS, n. Y, March 24.-Hugh c. Miller.
charged with arson. was arraigned today be-
fore Judge Walsh for examination, but on mo-
ton of the prisoners counsel the case was set
down for Monday, Miller being remanded with
out bail. The FIRE marshal said today that no
more arrests had been made and that he be-
heved Miller was responsible for most Of the
inceLdiary fires Of late.
Michael Schardes. John Strogenia and An
drew Maschriies. the three Polish taiiors who
were arrested on a charge of attempting to FIRE
the house 202 Catherine street. were discharged
from custody today, the fire marshal being
satisfied thar the oil lamp had accidentally fell
from the bracket and exploded.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-24
MARRIED.

HODGMAN-HAlMARD. On Thursday, March L
lh'l. MIR. A. ". hUDGMAN OF Washington, ID a .
TO Miss MARY El.LE> HAYWARD OF Hast B.oorn.
he'd, y. }.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-24
Sen. Pike. Condition

Gen. Pixies Condition.
The condition Of Gen. Albert Pike remains
unchanged. He il still in very precariou.
| condition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-24
S1R MoRsE1L MACKENZIE.

The eminent Throat Specialist says THE soden Min
eral PastilIes Crroches). produced from the soden
Springs by evaporation. arcularly servceable in
Catarrhal Inflammation sore Throat Couzhs. Bronehi
It's and Lung Troubles" For sale By s druggists OBJ
tain the genuine only which have the
tmoniaot Sir Morell Mackenzie with each box Price
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-24

The following contributions have been re-
ceived at TEE STAR Office in aid OF the crippled
conductor, Bronaugh, aud his aged and in
valid mother:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-24
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Stock Ma
Name.
Name.

The following the opening and closing prices of
the New York Stock Market, rs reported by special
wire to Corson and Macar.ney. 1919 F street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-24
THE NEW POLICE JUDGE.

I. @. Kirnball Appointed by the President
Today.
The President this afternoon appointed /. @.
Kimball to be judge of the Police Court of the
District Of Columbia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-24
NINE A. RupprKrs NEW BOOK

She yupEshes book entitled HOW TO BE BEAU
TlEUL. and. like tbs philanthropist she il.
gives 10 FkLE ILLS NEEk-
Al the urgent request If thousands of her patrons
Nine. A. Rupert. the world renOwned complexion
specialist and famous lecturer has Just published
handsome book s1ving the Public the benent Of her
years stndy and experience The book - written in
PLAIN and sensible language showing how con
OBTAIN and maintain perfection Of the and form.
To all callers this week tins book will be free
Those out Of town b sending &c postage
MME- A. RUPERT,
Branch Otics,
Rss 81 NV.
mh14 Haskipxton. ID. c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-24
T. B. TOwNER 4 son.
l316 III IL nv

AFTER DINNER TAKE ONE OF CARTER's LII
IA tie Liver Pulls and VIII be from sour rising
oifood rum The stomach Try them and be convinced