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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-06
FONsECA JUsTIFIEs HIMSELF.
What He Says OF the Dissolution Of tn
Brazilian Congress.

1t is officially announced that the president
Of Brazil has convened the nation to elect ne "
representatives at date to be determined upon
later. The federal capital (Rio Janeiro) and
the town OF Nictheroy, or Praia Grande, five
miles east Of the capital, have been declared to
be in state OF siege for two months.
The president has been provoked to take
these steps by the proceedings Of congress and
by the efforts on the part Of the promoters Of q
restoration to overthrow republican institu.
tions.
The president, in manifesto issued to the
nation, declares himself to have been fully
justified in taking the steps referred to.
The army and navy support the government
and public tranquility, according to tho official
announcement, Is perfect throughout the states
In conclusion, il is said that the government
Is ready to maintain order by every means
that the constitution would DO respected, and
that the government will also be answerable
for all national engagements. The governors
Of the leading provinces hove congratulated
President Da Fonseca upon his success In
maintaining order.
SENIOR DE MESDoNcA's VIEWS.
Senior 8. Salvador dc Mendonca, the Bra.
lillian minister to Washington. said yesterday
in New York that he did not regard the con.
dition Of affairs in Brazil 80 urgent as to
require his immediate presence in Washington
whittier he goes tomorrow. He declined "a
express any opinion on tho reported crisis
Senior A. H. do Paulo Coelhoe, editor Of
The United States Of Brazil and until Dom
Pedros overthrow an exile from Brazil, pro.
moter Of America no. Brazilian enterprises and
a constant correspondent Of the most important
officials at Rio, had the following to say: There
is no revolution in Brazil, nor will there be. lido
not hesitate to say that the existing trouble
may be traced to the English and their great
chagrin at the treaty Of reciprocity recently
made with this country. Ever since the prssi-
Cent signed the treaty English agents have
been bowling into the ears Of the younger con-
gressmen the great injustice done to Brazil.
and sums Of money thereby lost and II seems
not without effect Thus impeiled, the younger
congressman have carried ON the fight, and in
some respects it resembled the att-Conkling
affair. Whom this became apparent to Fonseca
he said to the second. Co. and to prevent the
sending Of unfounded and lying reports, he
placed y censorship on cables. But Fonsecs
Is not what he has been pictured. He accepted
the presidency much against his viii. IL was
positively sacrifce on his part, but he u q
patriot and went where he was called. They
say they fear he wants to succeed himself when
his term expires. Bosh? He does not He
will do naught else but that win advance
BrHxils interests. Soon the smoke will clear
away and you will find the outcome to BE- one
Of peace and progress"
Coffee contracts havo not ~ yet been a.
fected and the markets are open.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

9rThe way to advertise is to put your an
nouncenent where it will be seen by the people
you want to reach. TIE STAR reaches every
body in Washington, and all advertisements
in its columns are regularly and carefully read
by all members Of the household.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-06
Celebrating Guy Fawkes Might.

Guy Fawkes night was celebrated in
N. H., last night Bands Of boys
paraded the streets, blowing horns and carry
Ing pumpkin lantarns cut into hidecus faces.
1t has been the custom for years to celebrate
the night ir Portsmouth, which place ia the
only one in the United States where the old
English custom u celebrating Guy Fawkes'
night in remembr Ance of the discovery Of tho
famous gunpOwder plot Ia observed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-06

Train Robbery In Omsha's Suburbs.
Passengers on the M,sso uri Pacific train which
left Omaha ~ l0:at Wednesday night were
treated to an old-fashioned '.hold up at West
Side, a suburb Ut Omaha, 1t IL o'clock.
Four masked men took charge Of the train
when il stopped ut the station, one covering
the engineer aud fireman with . rifle, while the
others proceeded to plumber the train with
drawn revolvers. About 81 ,00c was taken.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-06

Ex-Deputy Attorney General Gilbert yes
terday took up the morning session Of
the Pennsylvania senate in deieiss Of
State Treasurer Boyer He criticised
Governor Pattison's statements as unfair and
exaggerated and contended that the state could
not lose over ss7, 600 by Bardsleys operation.
whereas the governor fixed the sum At over
no evidence of Boyer's connection with Bards-
lev Q irregularities
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-06

The Monougehsala river coal operators
have decided to reduce the rate for mining
from 81 70 s cents per bushsl. The cut
will affect 5000 men. The excuse given
for the cut b that tho reduction 10 necessary in
order that the river operators may compete
with the railroad operators, who, since the re-
cent strike. are paying the Scent RATE There
may BE- another strike.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-06

The foreign n. 4. conferences are assigned
~ follows; To Bishop Taylor, Africa; to
Bishop Thoburn, India; to Bishop l. W.
Joyce, Frankfort Germany, June 60;
Palermo Of rerns, Italy, October 8, Dnnins,
Norway, July -; Coteburg, Sweden, August Is;
Lausanne, Switzerland. June ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-06

LIVELY DEBATE on THE SUBJECT OF POLICING TIE
PUBLIC PAIEE--coL- ERNsT's LETTER ABOUT
IT--IEPoR- on REMOVING THE CENTER PARK
INC on PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-06

None Of the other scores reached q total OF
u; They are given by totals as follows:
hugh, II; Kimmel, II; Maj. Campbell, 20;
Kawles, 20; Pless, 20; Appleby, 60; LANCE, 6S;
hing, S.; B. B. s. Phillips, 6; 7. j. McAnally,
62; Hough, 81; Landvoigt 60; Shields, 81; Click,
50; ). NJ: Walsh, 81; Gibson S.; D. X. Fitzhugh,
win, 40; Crawford, As; Baden, AZ; Talimadge, SO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-06

Recapturing Tennessee Convicts
Over 100 conyicts have been recsptured and
returned to the main prison at Nash v,l!e-sixty-
six returned from Chattanooga last ight in one
batch. while forty-six were brought in from
Kentucky points
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-06
Warrant. for Pri.. Fighter.

Charles. alias John Smith, The victor IN the
Smith-Downs prize fight At Milford, Conn.,, last
Saturday, has bssn arrested on ~ warrant
issued By the Milford authorities chas9-
ing him with prize fighting. His hacker, Pat
Bowling. = local saloon keeper, wa, also ar
rested. Warrants are out for I'll the partici-
psat. in the affair whess nasnss could b -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-06

The car and czsrina, accompanied by the
King and Queen Of Denmark aud the Princess
of Wales. have arrived safely at Livadia in
the Crimea, where the silver wedding OF the
car and czarin~ will be celebrated on Mon
day, November g.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-06

LADIES
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SPECIAL SHOES FOR LADIES.
AFULL LINE NOW IN STOCK.
Price s. 50.
These Shoes look vel! and 4. we'll
They are comfortable to tender feet
Made on the bench At or Baltimore house.
Good material used to make them.
Call and see them. Asa for them. It's the fsyorits
family shoe.
You won't b without them after one trial
Extrs orders will be so cents extra price.
This shoe Is worth s5. 90 Of any bodys moaen
Ask for our mAks-s3. 80 Shoe.
wills N 3 CARR.
Custom Shoemaker
go ST. NV.
n2-es Baltimore Store and BAltimorss 81.
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LADIES GOODS.

NATEkIALs FOR NAMING PAPEK LAMP
NJ shades. Flowers. &c. Favors for the German
y.rsn..s Goods, Parer Nspk,n.. Toy. Fancy n.Oer.
Beautiful Relief (enboesed Pictures for Fanry Work.
scrap Books BE- Chris sIecsities thai fsscins,
the little foks Payer Dolls Cap Notices, rree Or
Studies 10 Paint. Wire Frames. nc ,. JAY GOULD.
AL 9Th 81. oce4-lm
NJ Rs. Al. BRADLEY, MODESTO. csI. Nh.
Nl formerly " Y. invites patronage of Washington
ladies Costume. made IN latest styles Perfect ut at
moderate price. Cutting and oesting . specially.
ocSs-l2t'
MADAME RfcARD-DUMAINE or PARIS. so
W 2lst 81. n. y. Artistic repairing and mendinS o.
India cashmere shS wis point laces. curtains and
materials OF any kind embroidery Hxhest references
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ADVERTISING.

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where at any time write To GEo 4. kOwELL q
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~ the subject Of advertising will do well obtain
eopy OF Book ior Advertisers. Se prlce FL
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careful compilation from the American Newspaper
Directory OF all the lest papers anu Journals;
aea OF information about rates and other stters
t3lnlng 70 the business OF advertising. Address
kOwELL,S ADuEKIlSING BuhEAU, 10 sprucs
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East Washington Citizens to Celebrate tn
Laying of the Capital Corner Stone.
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ATTORNEYS

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SPECIALTIES,

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~ 700 New York ave.
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Of akin diseases. disease and csfxrrh. Re
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MANICURE

~ AAAic1 IS IN ASp 81 qqa r r.
n eeX IRpsssss "a s!s'Sfs:ys,s & yHz NAIL
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

EOR SAAGAlNs ~ kEIlABlE FINE PIaSos
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EDUCATIONAL.
Is MASHINGT0N


SrARIN.s GREAT BUSINESS UNIVERSITY. Is
sse siniS a,s sns and
sssssors shorthand and ,ypswritiay three raonths.
cs sSorSsna writer. com. ~ TO nsr. s .psc
thirty houTs d,ctatien every week sr.ed classes
.s ghsn1 ne % ~ VINO enter Only
profession: 900 stIents enrolled. every co,nps.srs
student seoured curative situation moral and
the YOUNG men ana women Of wsshnsson aud yeiniiS
senoo in which the drii in shorthand tyPswTit.ng,
social practical Enysa. Rhetoric.
to s;ep eoe halls to The o s Ss ss ba se
ness and professional man and perform the
VIC spsed Pos stsrn has Travelled in many lands,
studied closely difsrent educational me'hods spurn,
qnsintanes with both business and professional men
and secures for them better situations With is.ser
salaries than any other institution possibly do
sndsa the ss to
tion by elytrcity and the employed
sof.iIous rousEou, The District ALvxc sTXRiN.
fresisent and Proprietor ce6-ly
isi D. v r2 27.fE EEtE FORM Classes
SA,o PriSss. Ins.rnctOn in Eoeu'ion and Voice
TIE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY
TIE ...r..Arosr soaooI lsssHa.n.w.
THE DrSrAL DIrAxrMzSr. iss5 St NV
IMK x snHos, or ,S IA LIP and NV
The CoRcoRAs SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL. 8. e. cor. 18th
All departments are now open.
For catalogues OF Medical and Dental Departments
apply to DR.. A. r A. KING Dean, 1915 Mass ave u W.
Ior csta ogues of other departments apply TO Il. "
HODGklNS. A. B.. Registrar at the university. or
By letter to
ocl:5-im JAMES C. YELLING. President.
rIHE LAW SCHOOL OF
L The COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY
Has two years and three years course OF studies
with ar.e faculty. comprising in number Mr.
Justice HARLAN and Mr. Justice BREWER OF the
nited states supreme Court; the Hon. WILLIAM A.
MAUEI; LID. ASSISTANT Attorney General OF che
q the District Of Columbia the Hon. EDWARD Y
BERMUDEZ. IL. D., Chief Justice of Louisiana the
Hon. WILLIAM Z. SIMONDs. U. s. Conmissionsr
Of Patents. and HENRY E. DAVIS, L l. NJ: the
WILLIAM 7. MAI TINGLl. esq. and WILLIAM
g; JOHNSON, Ii NJ. OF the bar Of Msshingten-
Tho school In nov open.
lectures beein at o O'Clock pm.
For cata ogues apply to the registrar, Mr.. II, q,
HODGKlNS. At tho University cor. 18th and II sta .
or by letter to JAMES c. WELIING
ocIO Pressden
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-05-26
The Florida Senatorshin.

TALLAHASSEE. Fla, May 26 The Gall
men succeeded In getting vote on their
mo.i1n to ADJOURN the caucus cine die about
midnight and 1t was carried By vote OF 4S
to AZ. At noon to-day the Call Senators ar
peared In the House of Representatives
President Brown called the joint session to
order. The anti-Call men in the House re-
fused to answer to their names on roll call
and hut 81 members responded to their
names. a vote was taken and Senator Gall
received 81 votes. President Brown de.
clared him elected. The anti-Call men left
the city to break quorum, but their tactics
failed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-05-26
regard to the seal fisheries. The question
was subsequently considered at the regular

regard to the seal fisheries. The question
was subsequently, considered at the regular
cabinet meeting.
The suit OF Mr.. Stockbridge, Baltimore
lawyer, agalnst the Richmond and Dauville
Railroad Company. for 500 600, for damages
caused by the accident near Clifton. some
tine ego, il before the Ci.ouit Court OF this
CITY to-day. The counsel In the case are
Hsguer and Wilson for plaintiff and Messrs
Lindeu Kent and Leonard Marbnry for de-
fsndant.
A gentleman from Alexandra county here
t day says q citizens nesting was held
5nere last night at which it was resolved to
support Clements aud Veitoh, democrats,
and Wybert and Holmes, republicans, at
Inc election on Thursday.
General Malone is expected here from
Petersburg duricg the current week. Elk
Congressman Bowden is also here. The
e sht for the craftsmanship of the republican
mnlttee of Virginia, will, 1t is understood,
be between these two prominent republi-
cans.
Senator Daniel of Virginia. Is In the city
today. He says that while the real estate
business 10 his State lie not IS active now as
1t has been, there is every present reason TO
believe thst 1t will be az brisk as eVer In the
fall.
largo portrait of ex-President Cleveland,
painted by Mr. E. Johnson, was received at the
White House this morning and was temporarily
hung on the east wall of the main vestibu!e, in
full view OF every person who enters the house
1t will be subseq uently given place in an inte-
rior corridor, beside the other Presidential por.
traits.
The following changes in the fourth class post
off: es of Virginia were made to-day Asbby,
Cumberland county, III. J. stonnell appointed
postmaster, vice W. D. stonnell, deceased (; Bay.
mond, snrry county, E. Glenesk, vice D. Allison,
resigned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-05-26
TELEGRAPHIC BRFYITIEs.

The Canadian synod OF the Reformed
Episcopal church has elscted Rev. T. W.
Campbell, of Toronto, as bishop over the
Dominion of Canada.
Rev. DR.. J. Henry Van Dixie, pastor OF
the Second Presbyterian church, Brooklyn,
dropped dead at 10 O'Clock last night at his
residence in that city.
II is said that the New York Central Rail-
real Company will bridge the st. Lawrence
river from Cipe Vincent to Wolfe Island,
and from Wolfe Island to Kingston. Then
trains can bs rua t:om British Columbia to
Nev York without change.
The Philadelphia city commissioners met
this morning and Ignoring the appointment
by Governor Pattiaon OF Mr.. Wright, as sue
cessor to City Treasurer Bardsey, proceed
ed to elect Richard G. Oellers to fill the
Office. The question ss to who has the
power to fill the Off Je will finally bs left to
the courts to decide.
Jsmss Burns, Of Lynn, Mass, who was knocked
out In fight with Harry Tracy, before the Lynn
Athletic Club Monday evening, died at the hospi-
tai there this morning. The Knockout blow
broke blood vessel in his brain, and he did not
| terwaId recover consciousness.
The worst rain storm ever known at Alma,
Neb., occurred last night. The city was COM
pletsly inundated to the depths of from to d
feet. The damage to crops will be enormous.
Secretary Blaine rested quite comfortably in
New York last night and, if the weather permits,
will go out riding this afternoon.
John Ryan's Sons of Atlanta the largest dry
goods house in the South Atlantic Stotes, ws3
closed by the sheriff to day.
G. T. Robertson, chief clerk of the MarylaI d
House of Correction, was struck by a train near
Baltimore to-day and killed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-05-26

SUPREME Court DEcisIoNs.-The Supreme
Court of the United States yesterday declared I'M
constitutional the Virgins Law requiring the in
spection of -four snufsctured outside the State
whom sold within the State The court sustained
the consiitutionality OF the Kansas original pack
age law In the case OF the directors OF the First
Nation Al Bank of Bufa o, N. " in which 1t was
sought to hold tho directors responsible for bad
debts, the court held that the directors sim
ply to exercise ordinary prudence, governed By
usage in bank affairs which these directors did.
The court passed order directing the receiver
of the escheated Mormon church property to hold
it for charitable uses corresponding rs nearly rs
possible with its original purpose.
The importarc 10 of the decision in regard TO
the original package law is that it upholds the
state authority as against nstioual authority, and
that it settles beyond all controversy that the
police regulations Of a state prohibiting the in
PRODUCTION of intoxicating liqlors can bs en-.
forced despite the original package decision of
the supreme court.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-05-26
A Wonder Worker.

Mr. Frank Huffman, young man Of Bur]ing-
ton, Ohio, states that he had been under the care
of two prominent physicians, and need their treat
ment until he was not able to get around. They
pronounced h s case to be Consumption and in
curable He was persuaded to try DIR. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption. Coughs and
Colds and at that time was not able to walk scross
the street without resting. He found, before he
had used half ofa dollar bottle, that he was much
better; he continued TO use it and, Is to day en-.
jnying good health. If you hsvs any Throat,
Lung or Chest Trouble try it. We guarantee sat-
Is faction Trial bottle free at E. 8. Leadbeater q
Bros drugstore.
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ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES.
Foreign News.

PARIS, May 26.-Tbe strike OF stage
drivers continues In this city. Rloting was
renewed this morning when the stage oon
pany assisted by the police made 40 en-
deavor to run several stages. The strikers
charged and swept away the poIics lines,
dragged the "blsokleg" drivers from their
boxsP, pounded them vigorously, cut the
traces of the horses and overturned the
stages The Efforts of the police we're use
less and at this hour numbers OF oVertuTn-
ed stages are blocking the streets, showing
how we'll the strikers ara holding their own.
MELBOURNE, Australia. May 26 The
prze fight which came off here yesterday
between Choynskl OF San Francisco, and
Tooey, YVES one of the ehorteat combats
ever recorded. Tooley WAS no match for
Choynski, for the latter knocked him cut In
minute and eleven seconds.
LONDON, May 26 The decree of divorce
obtained by Capt. O'5hea from his wife on
account Of adultery with Mr.. Parnsl, was
to day made absolute.
BERLIN, May 26.-Tns barracks occupied
by the Second regiment of 'Unlans. and
the stsbles attached, we're burned to the
ground to-day.
EDINBURGH, May 26.-The biennial ses-
sion of the Supreme international Court of
Templars was resumed to-day. The main
business transacted was the arrangement OF
details as to organization.
PARIS, May 26.-Turpin. the inventor of
melinte, who was arrested on Saturday,, de-
caras to day tlst he has correspondence
which compromises several generals, as we'll
as letters showing that M. de Fseyclnet, the
Minister of War, placed him (rurpin) In
communication with the Eagish authori-
ties. Tdpone, who wGs arrested en- charges
that he had t,!eu the secret OF the new e1-
p!oslye and had soid 1t to the Armstrong;,
will probably be exonera'ed.
SHANGHAI, May 2G The statement that
the Christian Missions at Marking have been
attacked and pillaged by thu natives is cor
rect TIE inmates managed to escape. All
the European women AMI children have
left Marking. The Ne hod!st girls school
has been Get On fire and looted. The anti
foreigner m Do, after ding considerable
amount of da mage, dispersed. The British
cruiser Porpoise has bsen ordered to Nan
king to nvel gate the riots and to protect
British Interests. Chinese troops have also
been dispatched to the scene OF the troubles.
LONDON, May 26-The Bishop Of London, Rev.
Frederick Temple, r. csived a mysterious letter
last week warning him that an atttmp. would be
M ade to assassinats him at the ordinance service
held in st Paul's Cathedral OF Sunday last
CARLSBAD. May 2G.-A visitor to the sps was
suddenly taken with fit of insanity today. He
mou oted the roof Of his residence and fred several
shots at aud wounded Two policemen who sought
to remove him from his dangerous position. The
officers wore finally peltd ID summon the
fre brig ,de members Of which assembled to the
roof by nj ,ans Of ladders, and succeeded in over
towering the crazy N who was then conveyed
to Ii 1spita
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Health is w ealth

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for six boxes, accompanied with 500, we will
send the purchaser orr written guarantee to re.
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cure. Guarantees issued only by
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-05-26

NOTWITHSTANDING the impoverished COL
dition OF the Treasury, Secretary Foster has
appointed a commission, composed of some
of his friends, nominally to 60 abroad and
iaspect the condition Of the emigrsnts from
Earope to this country, but really to spend
the Summer 10 sightseeing in European
countries at the expense Of their iellow-citi-
zsns at homo, as the American consuls at
foreign shipping ports are paid to supply all
the information on the infect referred to
that any commission could possibly obtain.
But the government OF this country, 90 con-
Quoted by republican administration. Ia g
personal affsir, and lie 80 considered by all iss
officials, from the President down.