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The Jubilee is a perfect razor. wALroaD's..

Il Will Pay You to buy our fine and fresh
Coffees at 90c., 3Sc. or S5c. Id. Our Celebrated
'sun-Rise Chop Tea, Soc. ID. Our very fine
Family Flour, s1.75 4 bbl Elegant Canned
Peaches, Csc. can. Canned Pumpkin, 1Oc. can.
Ten Cakes Best Laundry Soap. 45c. Splendid
Table Butter, SOC. and 35c. Id. Pure Old Spanish
Sherry Wine, Soc. pit. Private Stock Sherry,
Csc. pit. Pure Old Rye Whisky, 75c. qt. Roch-
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It, NJ. l. P MErZGER AT 7th st NV
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RIGHT Now
LAMPS ARE THE CREAM FOR YOU TO BUY. :.
eco Lamp for S13.
81. so Lamp for $l.6O.
35c. Lamp for lSc.
% Lamp for "a. So
Some are genuine Rochester. others are B. L H..
some Duplex, &c. Every lamp complete. All are re-
duced 331i to 80 per cent.
G. A. MUDDIMAN.
GA 18th st.
Above st. my2
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flag and tent manufacturers.

Awnings for stores. city and country resi-
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BASE BALL
NATIONAL BASE BALL PARK.
NATIONALS vs.. ST. LOUIS.
Wednesday. Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
Game commences at $50 II
Is method tausSt Sy Prof. Joseph Fieiden Eng.
lands champion. Ladies' taught calisthenics az their
XThTEfffec' CLUE. a City. and ''''' @ys-
KKRNAN's NEW wAsHINeToN THEATER.
n ELEVENTH STREET.
THIS wEEK-IAdies' Matine. Thursday.
FRANK McNIsH SPECIALITY COMPANY.
Frank McNish, Garnella Brothers. Acme -Four. the
Dolans. Belac and Auoda. Lille Mason the Nesbits
Matthews and Bulser. the watsona
PROF. HAMProN's ANIMAL CIRCUS.
Next week-sam T. Jacks CREOLE co. my4-e.
NV NATIONAL THEATRE
M.tinsss. wsdnesdsy and saturday.
THE (Nsw)
THE (New)
THE (Nsw)
PRIVATE
PRIVATE
PRIVATE
PRIVATE
SECRETARY.
SECRETARY.
SECRETARY.
SECRETARY.
''Dvos knosr' The best production ever given
0illsttss Quaint Comedy.
Next wssk-
The Thrilling Military Drama SHILOH. my4
A LBAUGH's GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
SECOND WEEK SUMMER OPERA SEASON.
+ SSsfERSss s $fFss s SS$SSsf
THE THE S SfkaBS:
GENERAL ADMISSION, go.
Next v.st hsffTyid En-; JAZZ T. and ''' my4
III ARRls' BIJoU THEATEk-
Mrs.. P Harri. R. I. Britton and runis r. Dean Pro
prietors and Managers.
Week commencing Monday. Mayk
The Emotional Actress.
MISS ADA GRAY.
Mex, v.s,-,n,sEE FAST lyc LYNNE uras.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
THURSDAY. MAY "a
AFTERNOON ATa
EVENING ATT
ORCHESTRA.
VICTOR HERBERT. Conductors.
soLoIsTs:
Miss Adele Aus der Ohe. pianist.
Ms Mss M TSss sfs~e Ms, s0pTap Sasso
Mr. Felix Winternitz. yiolinist.
Mr. Victor Herbert. cellist.
season tickets with reserved seats for both concerts
concert once, tickets will be sold On monday. May Ii.
PROF. }. B. CALDWELL's DANCING ACADEMY.
Cor 9Th and sts. NV.
,, Grand Annual May Festival TUESDAY EVENING,
spesty invited to attend soa s.
cents gentlemen. rs cents. my2;St'
pIRATEs OF PENzANCE.
TUESDAY. MAY 6, sP.M.,
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
By Amateur Opera Company Of Baltimore.
BENEFIT OF CHILDREN's HOSPITAL. WASH.
INaToN.
Washington
Tickets now on sale at thsater prices at Metzerotts
111oF st. .pso-5.
'CABERNACLE LECTURE COURSE,
,TgEsphh1 4 hsPN Z sas, NAY AS s. $780,.
The third REV. fssur Sc Of a the sNHT,e x
Seat Seats at Droops music store. US Pennsylvania
CPRING MEETINu
WASHINGTON JOCKEY CLUB.
BENNING RACE COURSE.
TUESDAY, Shb Ssa9a 4 Ass5E ,,,,, %
fhs s9TtE BAY i NAY ..
"fOSfffR atHs S sz,is s4ra .x.
best race horses viii take part First race promptly at
SPIN
nd
able characters will be denied admission.
2l5 and $50. returning after the last apO-I4t
A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
THE SCHUBERT QUARTET
AND
THE SIXTEENTH STREET QUARTET.
Assisted by
MISS AMY HARE.
Solo Raniste,
Will render Program of Music
WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 6. 1891.
At $50 O'Clock.
The box sheet for the sale now open at Met
zerott's music store. lilo st. NV. ap25-IOt
New TURKISH Barns.
ap24toieS 1920 G st. NV
JOHNSON. GARNER & Co..
636 PA. AVE. NV.
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Steel Fishing Rods. wALFoRp's, AT Pa. sv.1s

DR.. c. w. Benson, the well-known Balti-
more specialist, whose Office is at 1919 G st. NV,
finds it necessary, on account of increased pa
tronage, to keep the Office open every Wednes-
day and Friday from $50 am to $50 pm. and
Friday nights from $50 to 9. DR.. Benson or
his partner, DR.. E. o. Mannakee, are prepared
to utilize electricity in the treatment Of all Skin
Diseases, Nervous Diseases, Catarrh and to re-
move Superhuous Hairs, Warts, Moles, Marks,
Freckles, Tumors and Blemishes.
ap30-th, g, tu,tf
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n NOTWITHSTANDING
THE GREAT RUSH AND THE ENORMOUS
QUANTITY OF GOODS SOLD LAST WEEK
OUR STOCK REMAINS INTACT,
With fresh arrivals from factories every day is
not necessary that should offer paltry baitssuch
bats and balls and other buncombe in the shape Of
guesses to attract trade. such means il too
INSIGNIFICANT.
solid and substantial business does not require IT,
and the heads Of such business would
to adopt it as means of increasing sales.
PRICE. QUALITY AND POLITENEss ARE OUR
METHODS.
MEMS SUITS. strictly ali wool. %. 75 suit.
BEAUTIFUL LIGHT PLAID SUITS for men. sold
elsewhere at GA
IS OUR PRICE SIGNIFICANT FACT.
SLATER Blue Flannel Suits. warranted all wool
and fast color. bearing the hanger of the SLATER
Manufacturing Company.
$3.50 A SUIT.
G.. R.
suits-standard Blue-warranted all wool and fast
color. Two sets of buttons with each suit.
s11.75 SUIT
SHORT PANTS SUITS, sl.15, az, &c. so. g.
%. So upward
BOYS SUITS, LONG PANTS. q. 90, g. SO. "a. 50.
&5. So So IS. upward
SHORT PANTS FOR BOYS. &c.. 75c. 81. 81 Is.
upward.
LONG PANTS FOR BOYS. sL25. q. $685.
%. So upward.
MEMS PANTALOoNs.
In this line, as in every other. this house excels
CHEvIOT PANTS, s125
Cashmere, q. rs. 81. 81. 25 q. So e. 20, g. g.
s3.
And thousands Of other bargains to be had only at
VICTOR z. ADLERS
10 PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE,
se7 AND ses 7TH ST. NV,
CORNER MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE.
STRICTLY ONE PRICE.
OPEN SATURDAY UNTIL IL Pm
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ERE W.

WERE W.
PLEASED when we closed contract and were
appointed League Tailors to the League Of
American whsslmsn! Well we rather guess
sol We are Just TICKLED TO DEATH over
it. Think ofis-15O, 900 members in the United
States. And we CAN and WILL 70 treat every
order left with US that every league man will bs
also TICKLED TO DEATH to think we have
this contract.
Chosen from the 10 largest houses in the
United States who competed VIGOROUSLY
for the PRIZE.
PLYMOUTH ROCK PANTS CO..
943 Penna. ave-
Headquarters. IL to IS Eliot st., Boston.
incorporated capital. q. 000. 600.
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a PEE GALLON, 81 per quart. Zoe. a pint.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

THARP. s1s F street northwest.
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SEE The NEW PROCESS gasoline stove. W. s.
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An Invention Making Sewing q Pastims,
Wheeler h Wilson's New High Arm No. g.
1t charms on sight. Its use enraptures-
Office 437 9Th street northwest dl1-tr
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DOING LEssONS-PRIvATE-A SCIENTIFIC
~ method taught by Prof. Joseph Fielden, Eng
lands champion. Ladies' taught caisthencs az their
own residences. Address and references. POTOMAC
ATHLETIC CLUB. City. myo-1s
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For FINE PAINTING at fair prices 20 to Nc
GIL WALLACE, 1I07 L ST. NV.
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The Red.Hand Brand

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MATING, REFRIeERAroRs AND BABY CAR
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500 rolls mating at 20 per roll Of 40 yards.
300 rolls mating at 50 per roll of 40 yards.
200 rolls mating at Sc per roll of 40 yards.
$50 rolls mating at 81 per roll of 40 yards
Examine our lines Of refrigerators ice chests
cedar chests, water coolers. tricycles veloci-
pedes, &c. W. T. MOsEs Il Sons,
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LECTURES.

LECTURES.
CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY OF AMERICA
PUBLIC LECTURES FOR MAY, 1891:
REV. THOMAS o'ooRMAN. DID,.
JOAN OF ARC.
Wednesday. May g. The shepherdes. Of Domremy.
wednesday. May L. The Maid of Orleans
Wednesday, May 80 The Martyr Of Rouen.
THE CHEvALIER ELMER r. REYNOLDS.
ON
THE AzrEcs.
Friday. Nay 8, The Exodus from Artalan
fncay. May Is. The Romans OF the West.
Friday. May -. The Bulwarks Of q Nation.
4s3op.m. Admission fr~~
81, B.Iaere win be no more public lectures during
TEE LECTURE on PILGRIM's PROGRESS AT
TuEsnsTi & Csrrch Will be postponed unit next
OF the lectarer. Rev. ADAM GH1MBEss.. IL.
st. JOHNS PARISH HALL,
l6sh st. above n.
WEDNESDAY EVENING. MAY G.
Lecture on the
HAWAIIAN ISLANDS,
BY
DIR. V. d. COLLINS.
For the Beneat Of the
Sevsboys' and Childrens Aid Society.
the door. my4e
nR; J. n. KELLOGG. SUPERINTENDENT OF
orl ne arse.' Me,cal and surlcal sanarum in the
etur.. Al cabsn sA Hs Irsss' aSh T siys re
P "a ins snd WEDNESDAY, HSESf fsa It sso PM
EXCURSIONS. &c.
YAtcHTING CRUISE TO THE BERMUDA
ymy Three state rooms vacant. For full perticu-
THIRTEENTH ANNUAL
FAMILY EXCURSION
OF the
LONE STAR BENEFICIAL ASSOCIATION
RIVER VIEW SUNDAY. MAY TO- 1891.
STEAMER SAMUEL J. PENrz
Leaves 7th street wharf at 10 80 g. M. and JPN.
Gents Tickets. 50 Cents
Ladies' Tickets, % Cents.
FIRsT-CLAss MUSIC IN ATTENDANCE.
No Questionable parties allowed on the boat.
For charters for steamers Samuel J. Pentz and Mary
Washington call or address
T. q RANDALL. Proprietor.
my4 HOO Virginia ave. sw
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BEREELEY is pure.

Our SUPERIOR faculties enable Us to turn
out the very best workmanship and most per-
feet ut in our custom department., and, our
stock of imported and domestic fabrics has no
equal as to variety and completeness.
EIsENAS Bios, 18th and E.
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MILK and whisky testers. HEMPLER's, i5s Pa. ay.
PURE VERMONT MAPLE SYRUP. IN gallon cans
75c. y. A. POOLE, The Cash Grocer, ga La
NV
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SEE THE RELIABLE gas and gasoline stove we
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tod Ses iss.: solid leather
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out the cheapest Linen-hned Steamer Trunk in the
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steel clamps, extra frame claps Victor lock- linen
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We have the best SOC. Corset We have been able to
summer Corsets in all srades
Full Inc Hamburgs and F.ouncings.
Mesquite NettinF, in ali coiors "a wide
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Dress Goods, Dress Hoods q all descriptions.
Gents I.snndered shirts 49c.
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The Red. Hand Brand
Or ALLsoPP's INDIA PALE ALE,
Brewed and bottled in England by the re-
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be had from
JOHN H. MAaRuDER,
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STAGE EXCURSIONS.

nEWITTs TAi.LY-Ho COACH LINE RATS:
~ Round trip, Arlington and Soldiers home. daily.
III a. m. and Pm. o0c to 15c Sunday, 3 y.
m. Cabin John bridge. fare texcursionD. Including
dinner at the bridge, 81. Our hand tai -ho
coach from SIratoa springs is the largest and
in the country. Coaches chartered lafge Ia rites
Leaves the Webster, 5l3 18th st. the Lang nam
18th an" II. 10 minutes later. apl3
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FORECAST TILL EIGHT A. NJ. vEDSEsDAY.
For the District Of Columbia. Maryland and
Virginia. generally fair. except showers on the
coast; no change in temperature; north winds;
frost except in Virginia.
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We will sell you Q Large and Easy Rocker;
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ADJUSTMENTS.

BASE BALL
NATIONAL BASE BALL PARK.
NATIONALS vs. ST. LOUIS.
wednesday. Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
Game commences at $50 Il
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EXCURSIONS. &c.

YACHTING CRUISE TO THE BERMUDA
Islands. Leave New York May 30. return abe N
yny Three state rooms vacant. For full particu-
lars please write Box ~, star Office myI-St.
The sun., 1891-06-23
MRS MACKAY's NEW HOUSE
The Most Gorgeous In London.
Hrr~. hs r.1hfS

Msofay. the Americsn niiiionairess has na inss i
sysiy Ysy ,ho;s @ ,hss sGSoT g sSo s, sIIS q ~
Of n !s 'fld j. shSsf, 1,,a. m.
scuss %ao IL ,ThS9 al e ssv. @
carte blanche alike to architects and decora-
sS % Ssr a ssn S Y
10 s IA sM ~ s nm
paid SO dearly. The negotiations nos dis not Of take axe
twenty four hours, ard Mr: and Mrs. John
P:ishssrs q Gr T Pannufs mn aordon and LORD
The entrance halls contain some Of tho nncst
decorative deet work ever seen In England, The
Sn By ssuy a n
s%sli iorssns All tho details oi "' tns 1ssi!an ssf
sre ans @ sns IL:
and fine old tanestry. The doors ae lnlaid With
rich iTtarss work and the Sf Hhs
Raphaelesaue designs. Nothing could be moie
efIeetive than the conere! ceiling, each cot
petals Of which are compos Of pearl shells.
The Henry II. dining room is deeply pam
oofrered ceiling is decorated with finely mol.
The elaborately carved fireplace reaches 10 the
ceiling. The ballroom and drawing room are
on the first floor. Tho ceiling OF the former
has its panels filed with paintings while those
OF the walls are occupied bv enormous pi"cos
Of Gohelins tapestry. signed Cozette, and rep
resenting episodes IN the career OF Don Quix-
ote after Cuyp.
great use has heen made OF oloisonns
enamel. especially for the production OF two
ideal bathrooms-the ono Pomneian the other
Japanese-with appropriate fruit. md Covers
on the walls; Electric light only is usel. The
art in Europe. The GcbeIins Ion. Quixots
tapestries are continued IN tho drawing room.
In addition to several statues In {; . hall thpro
is large strip OF Beauyais tapestry renre-
sentinR Agriculture" ard four moro Goboins
panels devoted to TIE Seasons" The Beauvas
the life Of Christopher Colu q, bus. very appro.
pirate subject for an American household. All
the chairs and sofas in the dining room are
covered with genuine Louis xvi neeilework.
The ca binets contai n a priceless collection Of
bibeiots. ssvres. miniatures. snutf boxes. de-.
are BY Ruhens Wouvermann. Tenisrs. Gerard
Dow. Jan Steen: Cabanel. Melssonisr. and Bon
nat. The ballroom measures fifty feet oy
twenty-nvs. and both, 1t and the. adj lining
saloons are treated In the Paladin styie OF
the Italian sixteenth century
The sun., 1891-06-23
The BIacksmith's Battle with the lluia.
Pron1 <rlobe, H<uo-rrk

SEBEwA1No. Mich. June 1s.--Geores Beach.
. farmer, owned mule that had always been
unless SIlss fin, fret a, throTn Fred As,pa1 3 rev
mule In tho Iegunr way II no died in. the nt-
tompt. Aided by three men 10 hold the mule
he succeeded in the tass yesterday and had
stepped to the window TO cool OF when The
mule broke away from the man holding him
ana rushed at heyman. striking with hio fore
ieeI. The man called .o Heyman. but too late.
head. Heyman lodged 10 get out Of tho way,
and the mule dropped to all fours and snapped
30 turned his fare to the mad beast he be-
came terrified. and yelled to the others to Kill
the mule. One fellow. braver Than the rosL
drew revolver TO shoot. but before he could
IRE tho mule had made another snap at Hoy
right cheek.
:, The shot runs out and tho mule fell dead.
HeHman's nose was sewed on, but he has only
fright. and the doctor says 10 is likely 70 die
Of blood poisoning. II he lives he will 10
noselesA Beach's mule nearly kill Cd . mAa
about year ago who tried to shoe him.
The sun., 1891-06-23

Mr.. MANsF1KIp has disavowed an alleged
interview In which he was reported to have
made the somewhat naughty statement that
there will como day when the actor will be
placed above the reach Of the critics pen. aud
that day u not far on" But in his authorized
interview hs still asserts that Don Juan "
WAS not fairly treated By tho critics. "On the
drst night" says he. some Of these gentlemen
went 20 far ~ to refuse to stay In the theatre.
Ono writer to my certain kno WledRe. only saw
one-hslf ofthe Hrst act Then he went out into
the lobby and talked boisterously about the
damned play and damned It next morning.
That sort OF thing 10 not fair"
That certainly does seem rather hard on Mr..
HANsr1ELD And Don Juan :" but how long
ought the critic to have stayed before ventur-
ing to think or say damnf II . critic has to
stay till the curtain falls on an atrociously bad
play. in which he can sec nothing GOOD.
which bofss him intolerably. and makes
him feel murderous. is not that rather hard ON
tho crttio7 It Is not easy to draw tho line.
Perhaps the star actor or tho author might
have preooncsrted signal. critics leaving
bell. when the finest act Is over: for surely
even Mr. MANsF1KLD would feel distressed II
the curtain wore runa down on . house emp-
tied OF all but dozen critics. all furious at
being kept against their will.
The sun., 1891-06-23

peaceful Life without struggle or an scci-
dent That tremendous martial array, which
could have defled the world In arms, dlsap-
peared as II by magic; and soms future his
torian, who may be able to penetrate deeply
into the causes and the disguisee Of events,
willrecord In his pace tho circumstance that
this unprecedented Transformation. in which
30 many anxious patriots, soldiers, and
statesman alike labored together, was pro-
eminently achieved by the heroic genius and
statesmsnship OF EDWIN M. STANTON.
The sun., 1891-06-23
Gallo. wants to be President.

CHICAGO. Juno Ex-senator Cullom Of Illinois
II . candidate for the Republican Presidential
nomination in 1892 and he makes no secret Of
the fact
If tho nomination is rendered mo you can
bet won't throw tho honor over my shoulder" 7"
were the words he used to a reporter at the
Auditorium Hotel this morning. And II It IL
going TO be q free-for- all fight" he added.
and the Illinois delegation Is for me- why
then I'll be in the field.
Blaine can have the nomination II he wants
It. but doubt IL he will encourage any move
ment to nut him In the field. Harrison stands
tho best chance In my opinion. and will doubt
less be named. The tariff will be the issue
and tho silver and other minor questions will
be sort Of tailed on TO the tariff as side Issues.
Mckinley will be elected Governor Of Ohio for
three reasons: First. he Is personally q very
popular man. having the magnetic attractive.
moss OF Blaine; second. Campbell. who will
doubtless be his opponent. bas succeeded in
dividing h!s party: and third, the Republican
party in Ohio was never SO strong as now"
The Senator Ia en- route to Europe where he
expects to spend most Of tho summer.
The sun., 1891-06-23
A Fight at Bethlehem.

BERLIN. June 10:.,The following particulars
have been received here In sopneolion yith the
lie PRIESTS at BetSie6em. On either sid side % q Tie
sacred manger stands q Christian chnreh. the
!srgsr one belonging hed to the d.eek O!hSdS!
Franciscans. From both cnurrhes side doors
lead to the mang-r In the centre. Following Q
The m"es
the liturgy every Saturday at The manger. as II
,s Gsneraitly az on that day that the Ereat.st
On tho Sd ult the number Of Christians was
p % 'ee e
After It was over most Of the woi hippers went
into the 3rthoSdox Church to par,ake Of the
stayed q the manxer to bless the host. being
assisted by the Deal on DionysIos and q monk.
On On the other SIDE Of tho manSer ten Francis;
can monks had tnken Nd their position and
during the Ceremony hnd behaved in such q
manner as greatly to yex the Orthodox wor-
turn to the church. tho deacon carving the
host. In walking round the mangor. placed his
io9s Ip1 on the ground which the rranciscans con-
head with a stick which ne carried under his
The Archbishop immed lately advanced. and
holding the cross before The Franciscnna,
souRht to protect the deacon With his own
The Franciscans boat the deacous who hnr-
rie9 up to protect the probate. unmercifully.
II The 9Th three Greets who w.re wounded were
Hospital j q 4, ths Holy BssEulebIs: Upoa the
sent to Bethlehem. the. Turkish Governor sent
thtther q company OF soldiers Half OF them
5H9k up sheiL p1sion at the and so
the rest patrolsd the Christisn auartsrs And
s co. for ti%c p;. at least daturhsncss we're pre-
con %ScR e. as
encs OF the French Ambassador.
The sun., 1891-06-23
THE lysRY BRoTHERs
Joseph ,. Hayes Usser Arrest es Con-
plss.t or lIfs, wiliisn n. Hsyes.

Jessph y. Hayes Unaer Arrest ea Con-
plss.t or Nfs. william n. Hayes.
LAWYER william B. Hayes who has an ONCE
at 10 Broadway In this city, purchased the i.
g. Arthur farm. consisting OF 200 acres In Sears
dale, westchestsr county, some time ago. he
says and hired his brother. Joseph ]. Hayes,
TO superintsnd t. Lawyer Hayes comes to tho
city every day and has little time to attend to
the farm. 30 Joseph ran things as he pleased.
The former asserts that whom Joseph got drunk
he got An idea that he was the real owner OF
tho farm. On Saturday he oame to this
city TO secure help to work the farm.
Where hs went to Lawyer Hayes doos
not know but he got back to scarsdale on Sun
day. drunk. He began to quarrel with his
brother and sister-ln-lAw. and declared tn at
he tJoseph) was the owner CT the farm. and
said that Lawyer Hayes WAS trying to defraud
him out OF It. His brother tried to quiet him.
but was unsuccessful. and he worked himself
into hiGh state OF excitement There was .
man from New York present. intending TO pur-
had drawn eG. r.vovsr 81 Chased i Rim Srcund The
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ssain. %ilism says, and Mrs. HAYES res esisa FOR
la g' shs H.y. down sSs shsES %s
> blow Of his .nst. and then threatened to XII!
her and her hu.bsnd. Tho latter osme mp and
two shots alter them. One Of then, vhistl.d
yer Hayes hltehed hIs horse e. bug
to sheriff schirmers house. The Sheriff his
deputy, ZOE Atkins, and another oiiiees went rent
S.a E vi,h bnsy IA o sd9ssa % csntion Jossph had
sheriff and Die sids took him te While Plain:
put in charEs OF one OF the shsrins. oiiicsrs
Ysste.dsy i; morning he wss taken before Jus.
secpred David n. Hunt as counsel 10 denied
bad any. The sheriff found no revolver on
him. Jssepn :he put s2l 900 In cash in the
counsel filed q. iis psndens. againat the farm.
Justice Romer held him 10 $500 bail for exapi-
was locked up In the White Plains Jail