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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-29
The Unlicensed Junk Dealerr.

The trial of the junk dealer cases, under the
recent act requiring the annual license tax Of
40. will commence in the Police Court tomor.
row. Mr.. W. A. Cook represents nearly all the
deiendants and cases representing the various
provisions Of the act will be heard. Most Of
them are charged with being unlicensed iunk
dealers. while some are to be tried for falling to
keep the books as required by the act.
Today about noon Detective Block arrested
p. G. Merry and F. Lowenstein for alleged vio-
latiou Of the pawnbrokers' law and took them
to police headquarters. Both Of them pro-
tested that the officer should have
nrst read the warrant which was not
done until they were gotten in the
Office. Mr.. Cook, their counsel, demanded
that they should be taken at once to the court.
This, however, was not done. The warrant
was returned by the officer. Bond in the snm
OF 600 was given for the appearance of the
defendants.
When bail was sent for Mr.. d. K. Meredith
responded, but on going to police headauarters
Mr.. Block arrested him on o similar charge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-29
Washington Stock Exchan-.

sales.Regular call Ia O'Clock NJ: Second Ma
n aom Bank Bank, at ls7. lexington and Soldiers
district OF Columbia Bonds-Per imp. Ga. $50,
eoid, loZ bid. lo2k asked. Per imp Is, 1881, cur.
reney, losh bid. asked Market stock. Is, 1872
currency losk bid zuyear fund.- Gs isgI gold, loa Z
bid, asked 2o-year fund, IS, 1899, gold. 10, bi3
water stock. IS, lsol, currency, 1zI bid = asked
stoes Is geS lsa rs BID asked
seoe, 1924, fund, currency. ZIG bid. lis asked
Mlscelaneous BOnds-W ashngon ana t,eoroe-
town Railroad, lO-tO, Gs, lO4 bid. 10y asked WASH
ington and Georgetown Railroad Convertible A.
lzS bid, 40 asked Masonic Hall Association
Is. lscs, leo bid, asked. Washington Market
Company, LIST mortgage Is, ITO bid, asked Wash.
American Security and Trust COMPANY Sc. io0 hid
. a. Washington Light Infantry list mortgage,
fantry ID, Is, 1904. 81 bid. 100 asked. washington
Gas Light Company, series A, &c, 13s bid, -
b, q, l2s bud, - asked. Washington Gas Com.
psny Convertible d, 1855 bid. lao asked.
:, National bank stocks,Bank Of Washington. ~,
Metropolitan. go bid. 800 asked. Central, so, nd
eaanic.. lsc bid. 20, asked; Ciiizens. i7S bid,
tai. lzsH bid. iz5K asked West End, IOo,( bid.
loe5 asked Traders li7s. bid. 100 as.eL Lincoln,
Railroad stocks-washington and Georgetown.
siA bid 80 asked Metropolitan. il5 bid III asked
Columbia, s. bid, 70 asked. Capitol and North q
Street, sz,s bid, IS asked. lexington and Soldiers
Home, SAY bid, : asked Georgetown ana Zen.
leytown, s. bid. 10 asked. NeA
insurance stocks-Fremen's. ~ bid. SO asked.
Franklin. 5. Did, = asked. Metropolitan so hid -
asked. National Union, 10 bid, 20 asked Arlineton
l,z Did, ~ asked. Corcoran, 6o bid, asked 90
lumbia, ICY Did, II asked Gerinan-Americsn,
lS5 bid, - asked. Potomac, 80 bid, ssk asked
Riggs, 81 bid, 81 asked. Peoples, 6I bid. sI
asked. Lincoln, 81 bid. 81 asked. Commercial.
~ Did, "a asked
Title Insurance Stocks-Real Estate Title. 1ao
bid, lao asked. Columbia Title, g.. bid, sk asked.
Gas and Electric Lignt Stocks-W ashingIon Cas-
AZ Did, ~ asked Georgetown Gas, - bid. u 5.
Electric Light, les bid, III asked.
Telephone Stocks-Pennsylvania, rs bid, asked. |
Chesapeake and Potomac, .. bad. Is asked Amer
can Grsphophone. 81 bid, 81 asked.
Miscellaneous Stocks-M ashngton Market Com,
pany, IL bid, ~ asked. Washington Brick Ma |
thine Company, = bid. 5I5 asked. Great Fails Ice
Company, 10 Did, lso asked. Bull kun PIANO. |
anna Company, IL bid. % asked. Pneumatic t;mn
,arriage, y bid, Z asked Interocexn Buildino
- bid, 100 asked. -s
sale deposit and Trust COMMUNICATIONS,
'sfe Deposit, = bid. asked WashinSton
,afe Deposit Company, lilo bid, 1876 asked. Wasn-
ngton loan and trust Company, We bid. 100
D bid. sih asked
Xxx. dividend
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WILL NOT LOSE ANYTHING

The Ninth National Bank Of New York
Carrying on Business n Usual.
NEW York, April 29.-Business was trans
acted as usual this morning at the Ninth
National Bank and there was nothing to in
dictate its loss Of $4,000 The receiving teller
was busy all the time. He said the amount of
the deposits was up to the average. This
No loans have been called in and everything is
going on as usual.
Cashier Mario said: There is nothing new
this morning The peculations of the late
President Hill are covered by the real estate
owned by him. There Is DO fear that the bank
viii lose anything at all
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DIED.

SI IT on i s.sis .SS
Human hands have tried o save
sighs and tears ar ali in vain
BY HIS WIFE.
street seutheast. Relatives and .rens luv,,.S
M Sokk" kNkA a so kksssSsp5. " Az. = 1881,
rnnsr.l s.ryies. Thursday at Bpm Relative. and
s HGpS s6sf e . .ssa % ,ss $40 PAT
rsprs viii ,aLs place from his late residence eee
Frienas relative. inSitsa 70 st.sn a O'Clock
o,csos. On Monday April q, 1891 at 10
sf .sa p M s:..s north
FUNERAL VII take place from his residence Thur.d.,
Ss. n sss 70 s .s,sn 4 10 oeosE Friends and
DE MAINE: On Wednesday. April d. lspl. :,
ssssna ssrs.i nc1.h W. Sil.s
Notice OF funeral hereafter. I.
geo 'sH'i fsrss Am n the e. lsS1
Notice Of funsrsi hereafter.
Mak ANN S 81 LsSrss;Ssi8 Ayyl {, Issl
new Aionso Hayes. In the eighty rst year Of ~
unsral services from chapel at oal Hin rhur.,,x
Aifn 81. at IL am Friends invited 20 sttend
IN, nEu 81 FL, Al Bel Arr. Nd. sunday morning.
Va .viunt1s volunteers.
at Prospect Hi cemetery s''h'ns 81 Socich
n kEfEs, Ats:l5 .. m. April %. 1891. Mrs LucY
NV rupsss ssaysss :. q. s.sdsne. Of her ..
S sss m Msdnssa.y xeai insss%sss q Fso.s
a.si aPs &. I. F.. ,s w. Y; CAB
fan.T. nom zen ~. ss;, e sss
,senus Northwest. Thursday. the S0sh. si ociocf n
SMITH; Departed this Life on Tuesday, .v.,,,,~
ApIl p, ls9l, at i2:i0 O'Clock. EIfzISfrH Az,
sidow Of the hate George 3. smith, in the seyen.S
o TSss fon,S q, as1 Church.
end 1 H'ehas 'nSnsd 70 81
LLckRoN. Lid at rest in Roch crvsk csn.s
pm ~ ls9l. Mrs- JENNIE LECKROH A. ~
lty -niuth year Of her are. IN ~
Ihe above Is sad announcement of the burs~t -
apsc1ty, and UNKNOWN Ierh4Ie beyond The cir~ls -
or immediate neishborhood, wue in hrr on,s, snssN
stentatious way one OF 0ods anrels here on eerxe
smE p, has been the rood Mns Lsckron h.
Dung, rch and poor alike The prrs~pre a. S"ASne
ennis" always brought sunshine wberrxer 3D. -.
eared. and hse iarss family Of rslsfivss md IL
ssng,grnooa 81 Large now deeply mourn ~ irs
Always steady cornmunicsnf ana devos~d su~x.~
,noo. tesehsf N the Aefhodst Ep.scopal Churrh a.
ever 70 ~ found IN the lesf her ciana unrl -
yn 30 nsr enorced absence. After ssverai
Tristan ;ort,tude. her spirif eventually tooh ~
light 70 that glorious haven on WHICH, az - -
enfhunsstic exponsnt. None knew ~ IN -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-29

PHILADELPHIA, April 2s.-There has been or
gained In this city sixty of the eity's repre-
sentative business men as an association called
the Philadelphia Trades League, the objects of
1snns t are .ne securing OF stop over privi-
reyes Tor passengers, cheaper tonnage on coal
from the mines to the city, equalization of
freight and passenger rates to and from the
cry and to advocate the building of a bridge
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-29
A LARGER CROWD To-Day
To Witness the .....--...- ..sces NJ the Rem
ming Track.

To Witness the .........- ...c,s m IN. R.,.
ming Track.
The second day at Bsnnine brought toeether
even larger crowd than the nrst and the suc-
cess OF the meeting was further assured Ladies
we're in the ascendancy on the stand and Alto
getner fully 1000 people saw the horses
70 the post in the first race
earnest effort has been made by the Climb
70 lay the dust about the stand. but there viii
De plenty OF II as soon the track gets stirred
up little. The betting started on vigorously
To-Day and the talent Is after the bookmaker-
With blood in its eye. The heavy betting with
winch the meeting started of bodies some big
wInnings or losings for the boolies
before the last Aag falls. Yesterday
VIC newspaper men in attendance
we're considerably annoyed by outsiders oc-
laay In particular was vigorous in her protests
snen asked to vscate one Of the seats on the
nrst row. Today improvements have been
maze In this respect and further additions 20
sne comfort OF the wielders OF the pen are
FROM THE LAWN TO TIE PADDOCK.
Inc new arrangement Of gates leading from
'ne lawn 70 the club house and paddock are
convenient in many ways, but the banking of
carriages in front of the club house should be
soPPeo. ss IL Is now necessary 60 dodge among
sne vehicles TO get from the lawn TO the CHM
nouse porch In fact there are not sufficient
arrangements for the carriages. While il Is
pee. becoming more and more popular to drive 20 |
sne grounds instead of undergoing the discom- |
iors OF the railroads. it is becoming less and |
ga ne custom for carriages 10 occupy the in |
nelo. People seem to prefer leaving their |
noIses 70 the tender mercies Of an attendant /
sno MIX with the crowd on the stand
SOME FEW rlPs.
The losers and winners of vesterd.v .re al |
mere today to get back their losses or increase
.neir winnings and betting is lively. The
knowing ones whisper Oprcssor in the first
race and also look pleasantly on Fergus IN the
. ,s;n LIntriguantes many friends say she
' wiz repeat her performance of YESTERDAY and
pun on the third. Capt Wagner and Iceberg
Are strongly tipped for the last two events.
BETTING ON THE FIRST RACE.
oppressor was made the favorite in the frs.
race at to 5. Littlefeld is the rider. The
post odds are: warpan, is to 1; oppressor. 10
J; Equator, 10: Black Hussar. rs: Forrest &.
0eVerwyck, 8; Our Own, 10, Theirs, is.
FORREST WINS
Forrest wins the first, Beaverwycke second.
Inc nnish was close. Time 49,. Ii
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-29

Marriage licenses have been issued by the
clerk OF the court to the following: w. 7. Halter
OF Frederick, Nd, and Melinda A. Gheen. John
Henning and Efie NJ. sansbury: W. H. Morton
and Maggie Latney; w. N. Jeffries and Addie
=. Hargrave; George W. Chandler and Carrie
z; Smythe; James W. Slye and Mary c. Roberts
Charles H. Bradley and Alice r. Hess: Thos. w
freeman Of Manchester, Va. and Mary Frances
freeman Of Richmond: Va; James Marshall Of
montgomery county, Nd, and Anna ]. Naddv
OF Howard county, Nd; Augustus l. Wisener
and r Ella Sullivan; Harry c. Stevens and Matte
:. Edmouston; s. A. Taylor and Annie A
Brashear; W. h. Payne Of Alexandria. Va. and
y Mary A. Todd: Michael McInerney and Kate
v Roche: Theodore Clark and Alice Mattbe ws.
George Adams and Mary Oliver; Thos. G.
Mason OF Luray, Va. and LEILA M. ousintance
OF Rappahannock county, Va; Thomas q
Hudson and Elizabeth A. Tdler Of Rappaban-
mock county, Va; Julian A. Bowling and
Mary T. McWiliams; Charles Goodrich
r., and Mary A. Gensmer, both OF
ALEXANDRIA, Va; VIM. johnson OF Pittsburo
ia, and Minnie Roth Of New York; Geo. Ernsst
Hamilton and Louisa Fendall Merrick: John
Graham Hodges and Rosalind Brooke Hender-
ION; Charles L. Conway Of Philadelphia. Pa
md Ehae b Layton of Fredericksburg, Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-29

In the Criminal Court today Emile Montrop
was tried for larceny from the person. a min
from Nsttie De Moss. on February Il. Il wa
testified that defendant and others were IN
house In the Division and he snatchsd the min
and ran Oft that the following day Montrop
lsked how be got the pin and rave n 40 !.
friend. Who returned IL and apologized. me
presenting witness stated thai the ala not a..
sire TO prosecute. The court seid that m
question va: - to the intent solsly. TIE iury
found . verdict Of NOT guilty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-29
STONING A STREET CAR.
a Coiored Man Charged With Assaulti.e tn
Conductor and Driver.

a Colorsd Man Charged With Assaulti,s III.
Conductor and Driver.
Today in the Police Court q colored man
from Hiilsdale, named Walter Nelson, was tried
Tor an alleged assault on William F. Rollins
ana Thomas McCarty, employees of the Ana
costa street railroad. The alleged assault wa,
committed last night. The conductor, Nc
Carfy, put two Of Nelson's friends Of the car
because OF their refusal to pay their fare, and
Nelson, it is charged, WAS on the car at the
time and he got of and threw stones at the
conductor and driver
Inc Two men mentioned gave evidence
against the defendant and the latter denied
t tne charge. Lawyer Moss defended Nelson and
the jury after some minutes Consultation re-
Porsea that they were unable to agree. A
second time they went out and again they re.
turned with the same report.
yudge Miller expressed surprise ct the Jury
Dein8 unable to agree and said ii was to be de-
plain case 'eA00 on "
3, me Jury was discharged and the Judge said
tnat that the case would have to be tried AGAIN
this afternoon before shutdown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-29
Vital Statlstfcs

The health officer presents the following re
port Tor week ending April rs: Number OF
deaths, l6s; white, "a; colored, IS. Death rate
per LOCO per annum: White, l2s.76; colored.
1910; total populatioass s5.15. Thirty-nins
we're under 6Ssyssrs Of age, 50 were under one
year old and 50 over sixty years. Twenty-Five
of~the deaths occurred in hospitals and pub
NC institutions: The deaths by Glasses were AZ
follows: Zymotic, Is; Constitutional, 3s: local
los; developmental, II; violence, !.
The principal causes OF death were: Diph.
iberia, I; consumption, rs; diarrh9al. 1; sry.
sipeias, 8; typhoid fever, 5; pneumonia, IS.
congestion Of the lungs, 3; bronchitis, Il:
measles, !; whooping cough, 1; cancers, s;
catarrhal influenza, .; diseases Of the kidneys s,
msningitis, 8. Births reported: 20 White male
81 *hits females. 10 eolored males and Is col.
ored females: Marriages reportsd-I5 White.
colored. Still-births reported-7 white. 6 col
ored. OF the total deceased II were over 50
years old snd their average ages we're 70 wear.
Inc average age Of the 50 Who we're over 60
years old was q ysars-an unusual mortality
among the eyed.
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GOV. ABBErT's REPORT.
Asiaence Regarding the Arrest Of (,er,m.,
sailors in Hoboken Sent to Wssb,p,t.,.

Hs'oence Regarding the Arrest Of German
sailors In Hoboken Sent to Washington.
TRENTON, Nj, April 29.-Gov. Albeit TODAY
VIII send to Washington the evidence ken in
the Hoboken trouble that caused the cor.
respondence between Germany and Sec
Rotary Blaine. At the latter's reouest tbs
governor examined into the cbaro q,
the German government. which vera ,hs,
tne hoboken police arrested German seamen
on German steamer and took them of and
locked them up. The seamen had been en-
gagged In drunken row in Hoboken and we're
chased Ts aboard their steamer by the police.
recommendations in the matter hacans. hs
considers that such public statement at pres
ment at Washington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-29
Bodies Brought to This CITY.

The body Of Conductor Amey. who was killed
In the railroad accident yesterday, and the one
that could not be identified were brought here
this afternoon and sent to Mr.. Lees undertak.
ing establishment. The bodies will rroh.hIv
be sent to Baltimore this afternoon. The fonrth
body was recovered shortly before noon and
the track was cleared Of all the vrecksoc.
me trains were all running through ON time
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-29

PARIS, April 29.-The United States minister
mere, the Hon. Whitelaw Reid, today presented
COL Fred Grant, the United States minister M
Vienna. to President Carnot. Col. Grant and
MS wife have been in this city for some DAYS
past and are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Reid.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-29

DON'T ALLOW YOURSELF TO tr1ne with cola ana
30 encourage the development Of .ome ls,sn, M
inonary or bronchial disease, which often ena.
,ss lou nad better cure your cough OF cold Nv
promptly resorting 20 Dr. ID. Jsrneis fxnert,rsn
an oa-tline remedy for all coughs lung and throat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-29
Redistricting Michigan.

LANSING, MICH. April 29.-The senate COM
mittee OF the whole has agreed to the bill to
redistrict the state into twelve congressional
a in accordance with the plan proposed
by the patrons Of industry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-29
Cardinal Gibl,o,s, R.t,

BALTIMORE, April 29.-Cardinal Gibbons re-
turned home today from the south. In savan-
nan his eminence met the bishops Of the do
ceses which make up the archdiocese of Balti-
more and afterward he passed few DAYS in
New Orleans and Mobile "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-29

ne was aSchoolmate of President Pierce.
MILWAUKEE, April On. 8. Fisk. a centena-
ran died Yesterday at St. Croix Falls at the resi-
aence OF his son, c. c. Fisk. He was born in
Allisborough, NH, August 6, 1891. He re-
moved to St. Croix Falls in 1889. He was n
schoclmate Of Franklin Pierce.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-29
FOR AssAULTING HIS WIFE
John Farrell's Case Commenced in the Cr;m,.
nal Court Today

0ohn Farrell's Case Commenced in the Crim,.
nal Court Today.
In the Criminal Court, Judge Bradley, this
afternoon John Farrell, charged with an assault
with intent to kill his wife, Louise Farrell. in
March last on Fenton street. was placed on
MRS Farrell testified to the assault; that he
s'aDoed her several timec in the back, and she
Frank Golden, the stepson, about four.een
years OF age. testified that Farrell was beating
his mother when he attacked him and ne vent
in the house. "'"'
tnomas Fritz and Mrs. Cornelis Reed testi-
ton when found. N0"i-
VIM; Mertz testified that Farrell came to his
house between l and o'clock and laid down
y unth the officers came for him. He regarded
MN as insane; affected by the moon; had known
INN to make up his mind all at once to 20 to
England. W. e'' w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-29

BURNED % IL TEE wazcx.-Treasurer Nah
sker was informed this morning that el7, 900 in
United States treasury notes was burned nm
In the wreck on the Baltimore and Ohio rail.
road near waring Station, Nd, yesterdsv. Ths
money was in Possession Of the United et.sss
1xpreo company and was destined Tor points
~ 80. se 9. ~ Loui.. No The los win fal upoa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-29
Hutchinson WIN. Refs-r., r..

CHICAGO, April 29.-The break in the prices
OF grain on the Board of Trade this morning
was caused by rumors that B. P. Hutchinson.
the veteran speculator, was in financial
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-29

~SS&o ~ 1x~Ul 80L1x0s
Desdsin tee have been falsd a follows: Lucy
!. Barber . J. 4 Settle, subs u and s5, %
i0as; 49,. =. 9. Severance to L. o. Howard,
ioss 10 snd 4. biz. u, Bsookland; el,soo. @.
'. Trott 10 D. O. Dissss, subs % aad So. bin. /.
L. Droit Park; es.As.sa: D. O. Diegss to G.
y. Trett same propssty;e -. John Ridout "a
IA = = =. B.ll. lSs |. St 70 and II, q. io7S,
s - a sos = e i9 ssee; tes 70 q e. g. Z.
2. q tola, 8 and q, =. I6sS; wv. 81. Bcrnss
70 clsrsnee ncClellAnd, suhs los, l0e and 10.
q. ~; y, 70. Mary :. Bradshaw 70 J. "
heeos. subs q snd y, q. oes; =.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-29

This morning while the crowd was in front
ct the treasury waiting for the appearance Of
the circus parade Mr.. W. A. widney of No
1871 Riggs street was in the crowd and some
sneak thief robbed him Of watch and chain.
The thief 10 no doubt sorry that he took the
tick, because the watch was a silvsr an.
worth only about 80. ~-''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-29
MARRIED.

REPRESENTATIONS. At the Residence. N, a..
9les Parents IN this city AIril % ISL ~ IN. Re-,
LOUISE HAMILTON Ane Lag
Ihichinond papers please Cory
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-29

= horse attached % carriage ran away On n
srees yesterday and When erosGing IN street
sAs.s c.r ssrusk NE carriage and upsstis. Il wss
proosbiy Fortunate accident for The carriage
: - not hadiy injured snd the hsrss vas ssopped
SSss = eeuld rua ever and possibly hin
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-29

ne Noble and Ohio railroad b sbout % -
co!s sc independent line Into southern CsorSta
snd t,or,de Ths eonatrassioa q Skis iius I'M
~ - 3eoes and Ohio Connection vitk -
vhess s>ee1ahip line the conusSy ~ ~. ~ .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-29
Fon TIE TOILET

Thsrsis no more useful elegant article TIA, Ax.,
Hair visOr-ths most popular and economical hat,
dressing in the msrhst. Il causes the hair To r,,-
sbundAnty and retain the beauty and texture Of NINTH
prevents badness heals troabiesoms humor, Of N.
scalp and hesps IT clean. cool and healthy Both ,,s.
and senflemen everywhere prefer Ayers Hair yror n,
any other dressing for tho hair. Mrs.. Iva. n
Moody. z P1stsson. Me-. vrisss: IT h.v, u..a .v.
Hat 'sor for some time and II has worked wonders
for me- vss troubled with dandruR ana s.r,,,v hat
90 that vas rssidly becoming bald but since using
the virOr my had b perfectly clear of dandrua .hs
hair has esssed coming out and I now bsy, . rooa
growth Of the same color % when I wss . youn~
somsn- i can heartily recommend the M. of Ax.,.
a.r virOr to any suffering from dsndrun or Loo.
sfh1tr..
ATEHs HAIR vIGoR
Prepared by DR.. J. c. Aver 4 Co. Iov.u NJ
Sold by Druggists and Perfumsra
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-29
TINE COUNTS.

Eour!r CouHr-yndes Hacner.
Today-Beals agt Vance; ssie dnallv v.Sis.d
and reference % auditor. Hammsrsisueh ~
baeoer; Injunction undertaking ordered IN.
eeaed- schverx agt Marchs; Central NationsI
Bank allowed TO intsrssns.
CIncurr Cousr-ytrdss Cor.
aooy-1ogu agt Dovnsy; trial rssuued.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-29

AssrsrANr SECRETARY SrAuLprxe has d.
eided that the commercial exchange of Des
Aoines, Iowa, can import duty free, speci-
men, OF minerals. provided they are imported
ior objects OF science and not for ala.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-29

Vehavs carried the fines: stock Of Hou..bo,s r,,-n,
'Sle " - found In his city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-29

Inc Rock Greek Park commission will meet
at the District building tomorrow afternoon at
I: O'Clock Tor the purpose Of hearing PROPOSE
aries OF the park may have to make respectine
the value of their land.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-29

Range of the Thermometer
Inc following were the readings at the signal
on once today: sa- m, 81; pm. IS Maximum.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-29

Guilty, With Rscemmsudsssen IA 49,.
In the Criminal Court Judge Bradley. sam.
uei Jones. . young eolored man, was tried this
morning for larceny from the person Of Jossph
l. Peyton on October 50 last. Mr.. shilIin.to,
appeared for the defendant NJ. psv.
ton testified that he Was On
the race track at BsnninR. h.vin,
his watch loose in his pocket. and missipe h
informed several officers. He recovered ~
watch subsequently, through the properly cle,S
Of Police Headquarters. !" s.s'A
Detective Mahon testified that the reuurS ~
ne loss Of . watch was made to him; that IL
charged Jones with the theft and That JonSs
got the watch from = man named Csrter. =
Mr.. shilhngton argued that the csse had not
been made out. that there We no proof Of ths
subtraction Of the watch and that ~. Pevte.
did not know but he had lost IL =
~. me Jury. .ftsr nearly two hours' dsiibsra-
vsre unable agree. Judge Bradley instrncssdd
them further and they again retired and n Z
~ moments returned with . verdict Of epiIty.
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