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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1891-01-15

Among the new buildings to be erected
q large Touring mill BY WITT & Holt, on
the vacant lot north of the G. s. O. freight
depot, and a store building to front 65
feet on Beverly street, to be built by Mr..
Witt on his land between the property
OF G. A. Gladke and that of D. A. Kaysnr.
Plans for the two new buildings are soon
! to he prepard.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1891-01-15

John H. Heller, formerly of Church
vile but now a clerk in the census office
i at Washington, was robbed by two men
on train in that city last Saturday, and
was thrown by them from the moving
train to the ground. A foot crushed by
the cars was amputed at the Providence
hospital. His condition is favorable for
| recovery,
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1891-01-15

A private dancing party was given last
night, in the large rear room on the first
floor of the city hall building, by MEM
bers of the Catholic Hibernian Benevo-
lent Society
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-13

An Alleged Continuation Against Jay Gould
That was Very Costly.

CINCINNATI, ONO. May is.-The Pos pub
lishes story said 10 have been Furnished by
an ex-judge and corporation attorney relating
20 big losses by senator Brice. Gov. Campbell
and Gen. Thomas and TO big profits by jay
Gould. Messrs. Brice, Campbell aud rhomss
are represented as having combined with Mr..
Q. p. Huntington TO rout Jay Gould FROM the
Richmond Terminal and shut him out from his
Pacific Mail holdings"
Mr.. Gould ''let go" 90 easily that n once the
story was telegraphed throughout the financial
world that Gould bad at last been worsted. MIR.
Gould sold out Richmond Terminal at IS. The
buyers thought 10 have IL rise. but IL fell 10
43. Then, u is asserted. Mr.. Campbell and
others went TO Mr.. Gould 20 sell their stock.
but he told them the stock was all right aud
they should margin up. A few days later IL
fell ten points more and finally went down 90
in quest Of relief.
- oh, il will come out all right" Mr. Gould 10
reported as saying 1T will keep on falling
and think IL will go TO g."
Mr.. Gould then offered 20 trade Western
Union At 7s for the syndicates stock Of Rich
mond Terminal at IS. This Was accepted.
The story In conclusion SAYS: "A week later
there came a drop in Western Union and rise
IN Richmond Terminal Brice 10 said 10 have
lost over &c, Ooo. 900 and Campbell nearly all, il
not all, he had"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-13
THE KENTUCKYDERBY
Interest in the Great Race Through
out the State.
SECRETARY BLAINE 10 TAKE A REST.
Further Particulars as to the At
tack on the Czarewitch.
THE PRESIDENT IN NEBRASKA.
"DERBY DAY. IN KENTUCKY.
All Business win stop Until the Great
Race 10 Run.

All Business VIII Stop Untii the Great
Race 10 Run.
LOUISVILLE, KY.. May ls-The 18th day of
May il not put down in the calendar as legal
holiday, but ii will be observed o. such today
by all true kentuckians In England the IN
written law has required ever since
Diemede won the first derby, more than q CEN
fury ago, that all public and private business be
stopped and the populace adjourn TO see the
contest for the blue ribbon Of the English turf.
SO II Il here. The state democratic convention
VIII have more delegates at the track than
In the city this afternoon; the audience
which might have been at the music festival
will be at Churchill Downs; the advance guard
OF the Elks will be there in Q body, and retail
and Wholesale business transactions all over
the city will be postponed at least until tomor-
row.
1t is derby day. AN else il unnecessary to say.
There are four other races to be run. which are
not worth mentioning save to say that they
Will occupy a part Of the afternoon. What
2O.0O0 people are going TO see 10 the
night OF seven heightened colts for the
three-year-old supremacy Of the west. This
struggle will begin about 4 O'Clock and will
end In about two minutes and . half, but il
has occupied general attention for months and
will attract the breathiess interest OF the multi
tude today.
The starters in the seventeenth renewal Of
the Kentucky derby, with their riders are as
follows: Kingman Murphy, BalgowAn Over
toni. Georgetown (kiley), Valera (Britton),
Hart (Wsllace), High Tariff, Poet Scout
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-13
ATTACK ON THE czAREwIrcH,

It Was = Japanese Police Omcsr who seruck
- PAnA, May ls.-Ofaeial dispatches from
Toxic say thss when the assault upon his life
vas made the cxareGitch had crossed The lake
Biwa near Kioto and had landed q. Otxuo,
whence he proposed continuing his journey to
Kioto. about twelve miles distant Shortly after
the landing Of the czarewitch q native
policeman named Tsuda Sanzo, a member Of
the sect Of Samuria, noted for their uncom-
promising fanatic hostility TO foreigners, ap-
preached the Russian prince and, drawing his
saber, aimed a savage thrust at the head OF the
heir to the throne Of Russia. Fortunately the
helmet worn by the czarewitch was so thick
that the blade Of the sword inflicted only q
scalp wound about three inches in length and
Of insignificant depth.
Before the fanatic could renew the attack be
was seized by those about the person of the
prince and was quickly placed in Confinement
Surgeons at once dressed the wound. and with
but little delay the distinguished traveller took
nus seat In special train and departed for
Kioto.
81; PErERssuRa, May 13.-The newspapers
OF this city warmly praise the gallantry Of
Prince George Of Greece, the companion
OF the czarewitch in his travels, who
felled the lstter's assailsnt at otzuo,
over the head with . heavy walking stick
and thus prevented the fanatic from infiicting
q second and possibly more severe wound upon
the heir to the Russian throne. The newspa-
pers join in saying that the Russian people win
never forget this action upon the part of Prince
George.
The news Of the danger in which the czare-
witch had been placed created much excite
ment throughout this city. and there was great
rejoicing when it was announced that he was
not dangerously wounded. The nrst reports
received here and elsewhere from Japan were
somewhat exaggerated, and there was a de-
cided feeling Of relief when it became known
that the cxarewitch had not been killed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-13
DEATHS LAST WEEK.
same Total - the Week Before-The Grip
Disappearing.

csAAAe AOsSA - en1 "ccA me- oftB
disappearing.
The report Of DIR. Smith Townshend, health
of6cer, for the week ending saturday shows a
total of l2s deaths, the same number as for the
preceding week. Although the number Of
deaths WAS the same, the grip or catarrhal in
nuenza which has prevailed to an alarming ex-
tent for the last two months has almost wholly
abated. The mortality from acute lung dis
eases decreased from thirty-four the previous
week 10 twenty-three during the week covered
by this report
The figures given are as follows:
Number Of deaths, l29; white, IS; colored, "a.
Death rate per 200 per annum, White, las:
colored. 4l.6. Total population. ass: 40 were
under Eve years Of age; rs we're under one
year old, and ~ over sixty years. Twenty-nins
Of the deaths occurred in hospitals and public
institutions.
The deaths by classes were o. follow: Zymo-
tic. Is; constitutional, 81; local, 81; develop
mental, u; violence, L.
The principal causes OF death were: DIM
iberia, 8; Consumption. 10. diarrhoaL 4:
typhoid fever, 3; pneumonia. II: con,
ssstion Of the lungs, 5; bronchitis, .;
msaslss, 2; whooping cough, /; cancers, 5;
meningitis, 2; diseases Of the kidneys 4 Births
rsported: - white males, 20 white femaies; N
colorsd males II colored females Marriages
rsp0rtsd: "A white, . colered- stu births re-
ported: white, 5 coiored
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-13

NEw foRK, May ls.-The old Sailors Ex-
change building at, 1853 and Isl Cherry street,
was Quilted by fire early this morni..g &. The
damage 10 the building and stock Ia estimated
at $4,000. The building IL four stories il.
height The basement Is occupied by wn
Woods az soap factory, the second floor by
VIM. Roberts, a druggist, the third floor was
vacant, and the top ioor by the trim Of Lain a
Fink, wholesale druggists. The stock of ali
except the soap firm was totally destroyed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-13

WcrAtngDsn Des<rntned 70 nosd Tss1R
Parade In Defiance OF tire Aushsrftiss.

Parade In Defiance OF the Authsrftiss.
BsussErA. May ls-Grest excitement exists
in Brussela The vorkinSmsn are determined
10 hold their parade in defiance Of the city
authorities and the burgomssser Is equally
stubborn. The troops sre In readiness
to suppress any outbreak. the eenaarraes
having spent all night under arms. The WORK
ing people Of Client are out in force today and
similar demonstrations are reported IN vsri-
Gus cities Of Belgium. The troops on the Dei-
gan frontier adjoining France have captured
a large quantity Of circulars. printed, II i
thought, in England These circulars appeal
80 the people 10 strike blow for liberty and
not be any longer the slaves Of . monarchy.
II has been decided by committee COM
posed Of workingmen delegates from the vsri-
Gus branches Of the iron industry Of the coan-
try 10 order Q general strike Of iron workers
throughout Belgium
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-13

CHICAGO, May is.-The bull fever was on this
morning and materially higher prices were
scored in all Of the pits. July wheat which
closed yesterday st 1905, opened this morn
ing ut l0lx under the influence Of strong
ize profits over night broke the price to I00s.
Then the upward movement MAS resumed ON
. dispatch TO Logan saying that tins Hsssian
ny was running the crop in that state. Further
more, there was . concerted movement on the
part Of the bulls TO drive in Partridge, who
was reported TO be heavily short. The result
was an advance 10 1929 at III O'Clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-13

Mrs. Besant - Head Of the Theosophists.
NEW YosK, May ls.-Among the passengers
Who sailed for Europe today on the City Of
New York was ". O. Judge, president Of he
American Theosophica Society. He goes 10
London TO attend a conference Of repressnta-
tive theosophists from all parts Of the world 60
take action regarding the future superintend-
ency OF the society. Among the local theo-
sophisa there 10 talk OF elevating Mrs. Besant
TO the position recently occupied by the late
venerable co-founder Of the order
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-13
MR.. BLAINE WILL TAKE A REST.
A Report That He Cannot Rssums His
Duties for Two Month";

Duties for Two Months.
NEW YORK. May ls.-Secretary Blaine Was
resting comfortably this morning at his daugh-
ters residence in this city. DR.. Dennis. bis
physician, called at the house At 10 o'clock and
had consultation with the distinguished states
mans wife, the result Of which was that the de-
cision was arrived at thst, under all the cir
cumstances, it would be judicious for Mr..
Blaine to remain in this city FOR the balance Of
the week before proceeding to Washington.
The Recorder says: 1t was learned yesterday
that the doctor had positively forbidden Mr.
Blaine to return to his duties He said that be
must not think Of working for two months or
Damrosch said yesterday that il WAS likely that
Mr.. Blaine would go to Maine for the rest and
quiet he 30 much needed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-13
Millers Sail for England.

Nrw YoRk, May is.-The City Of New York
carried out today party of 100 members OF
the National Millers' Association, who en-
route for European excursion. They are to be
Hospitality entertained by the various Lnglish
-four millers associations The object OF the
trip is 10 bring representative body Of Amer
lean millers OF the trade into personal CON-
munication with the chief nour-buyIng cities
Of Great Britain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-13
BY Their Wonks YE SHALL
KNOW THEM"

II TIT WOULD PUZZLE "pHILAOEL-
ii ! phia lawyer" to read all the clothing
ii + advertisement, and make ,en hitch
Do you want to anchor to words or works.
Some folks Tin our business) mi, up hustle"
with ''brae." One is do,n0-the other Is talS-
ing about it-and your satisfaction doesn't
grow out Of the latter. Scene painting" that
s-"LIFE ID REAL" We mean that our
''pints" shall echo ou- rssourcss-bus ~ doar
make half the noise the facts viii warrant We
don't have to ''sue' for . reputation-weve
been earning tina, for twenty Ave years BEAD
our advertisements as you would guide boards
then follow them. They point the right" way.
We've won another victory over the craft
The May Fashion Plates call for Sack Suit of
English whipcorL The month isn't half
grown and we've the style to show you in two
coiors tsteei and stone) and in all sizes There
wasn't much of the cloth in the country-but we
bappAned to havea bolt" or two on hand. Few
tailors are lin it"-and no other clothiers ss
yet. OF course They'll cou,e later. AFTER Us
as usual
These Suits are half lined for summer service
one lot in silk. the other in serge. Call for
them as Lot 2l36. If you want the silk. and Lot
2I37 for the serge. SIS and so5-ths difference
Ii in the lining.
You'd look tpeli in one.
-l--l-
sAKs AND COMPANY,
PENN. AVE ..Leaders
AND BY
SEVENTH STREET. Lenaths.n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-13

No Such DISPATCH REcrIvED.-A Chicago
dispatch Yesterday said that an important
cablegram had been received by the Depart
ment Of State from Consul Dougherty, at
Callao, Peru. stating that CHILEAN man-of-war
had been worsted by an insurgent cruiser had
come to Callao for repairs and that the author
tiles refused to allow her to make the repairs
and Mt out again. The department has re-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-13

HE LIMIT AILowED.-Assistant Secretary
Spaulding has informed New York firm that
cigarettes. whether destined for samples or for
sale, cannot be imported into the United States
In less quantity than 1000 in a single package.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-13

10 TEST THE VEsUvIUs Evans
Lieut.. Commander Conden and Lieut.. Meigs
have been dc signated as board to conduct
the tests Of the guns Of the dynamite cruiser
Vesuvius in Chesapeake bay. The tests will
probably take place about the end Of this week
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-13

PROBABLE PENSION PAYMENTs.-Pension
Commissioner Raum. in a letter to Secretary
Noble, states that he has made careful ap-
Proclamation of the probable payments for the
months Of April, May and June, and reaches
army pensions during the present fiscal year
will not exceed s1l6, 600, 600 The total appro-
priation for this service is sl25, 769, 093sS It
now seems probable, Gen. Raum thinks, that
there will be left of this appropriation at the
end Of the fiscal year IS, 769,6OO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-13

o,THE DAILY GOLD-LINED RUBBER
Dental hates which nc a., sttrseted 80 p,qch at;
Association exhibition in all the principal drug
Dir. KULp. BEFORE THE AMERICAN DENTAL
ASSOCIATION.
fected BY wearing rubber plates. II You value your
hs s.a with a al n s
lRns
r. a aSHa % A
vSDR HENRY D. FRY HAS TEMPORARILY
81 removed to I129 14th st., two doors below
Once hours. o Jain. and to 5r.m. n,yI1-@'
WSOWNERs OF WATCHES, JEwELRY, &C.,
sor rspaif 1s Gave hereby notfed 70 cal
for the within tnirty days from this date other
"s sass MI be
Eg>ED"Afi4.s s c Nsr Fdlt a.. : co.
ooSTnAGTSSGhHs E ESp P HJoss
AeEsrs fSh y5 SAR Nj SS55S xOnKs OF
and a.nre:. M.SonsS.s Hot Mstsr ana Het Ar Com.
s e1Saen ssSa fos rs
R@SawkN PER CENT:
70 reduce nv immense stock of AMERICAN
WATCHES. DIAMONDS. CLOCKS. JEwELRY and
SILvERwARE, offer to the iubiic special dis
count Of 20 per cent for SPOT CASH for SHORT
time only on the above goods.
a. L. SALTZSTEIN. IT.,
Manufacturing Jeweler,
my6-3m JOD eth st. n. Y.
0--OOFFICE OF COLLECTOR OF TAXES
0 District OF Columbia, washington
Apri 20. lool1he attention OF taxpayers u called
to the tax levied for the end june 81 1881 on
real and psrsonsl property Ihe seond hall Of such
payable on the ss day Of May and II not psid before
tbs LIST day Of june ensuing. shall th~reupon Be in
rears and oel1nQuent. and penalty. per centum
upon the amount thercot. sha BE- asd the same,
with other taxes due and arrears shall s5sd lor
existing law ~ order Of the CouIniatoness Of the
Dststrt Of Coumhta. Attest: Il. @. DAVIS, Col
loctoG q Iaxea. Dc. myi-2W
RA. p. BARR.
TponrINa TAILOR.
1111 Pa ava.
.svlA Al sprin8 Novelties rscsivsd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-13
Firecr.cker, an Excuse Ia,

Firecrackers an Excuse for Political Or>sory.
Boston. May ls.-The bill to prohibits the
use Of hrecrsekers On the Fourth Of July was
defested in the house yesterday by q vote Of
IS to S. The debate on the bill was made the
occasion for the republicans 20 eulogize Mr..
Blaine a. q possible nominee for the presidency.
while the democrats were equally enthusiastic
in their admiration for Mr.. Cleveland.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-13
Falling Barracks KIN sig ssldI~ru.

MAssowAH, May ls.-During q fierce storm
which swept oser this city yesterday building
used - q barra cks and containing number Of
soldiers suddenly collapsed, killing six Of the
men outright and seriously injuring ten others
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-13

GRANGE OF NAME.-By direction of the Presi-
dent the military post at Mammoth Hot
Springs, in the Yellowstone National Park,
Wyoming, heretofore styled Camp Sheridan,
Will hereafter be known as and designated a.
Fort Yellowston..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-13

Lieut.. Roach, first infantry, convened at Fort
Monroe this morning, with Col. Barr as Judge
advocate
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-13

A BULLETIN giving the distribution Of popu-
lation in accordance with the lithographic fea-
lures of the country has been issued from the
census Office. 1t was prepared by Mr.. Henry
Gannett, the geOgrapher of the census, and il
gives the subdivision Of the country into acres
differing in the character of their products
and their climates, and Classics the popula-
ton in accordance Herewith.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-13

ARMY ORDERs.-Capt Jas. C. Merrill assist
ant surgeon, is detailed as a member Of the
army retiring board in this city. First. Lieut.
Melzar c. Richards, second artillery. viii re-
port in person to Brig. Gen. VIM. Smith, paw
master general, president OF the army retiring
board. By direction of the acting secretary of
war First Lieut.. Vim. b. Gordon. ordnance
department, will proceed from Watervliet Ar
senal. West Troy, MY, to the works of the
Morgan Engineering Company, Alliance. Ohio,
on public business in connection with the
manufacture of disappearing gun carriages and
on completion of this duty will return to his
proper station.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-13

The Z. s. s. ATLANTA AND MoHIcAx were I'M
docked yesterday at Norfolk and Mare Island
respectively
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-13

Tucson, Akz., May l3.-Returns from Tue
son, Nogalss and four other precincts indicate
that the entire republican ticket ia elected by .
majority ranging from 60 20 100.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-13

sPRAouE, WASH, May lS.-over hundred Of
the Indians in the okanogan country have died
Of the grip. The Indians are leaving for Idaho
and elsewhere to escape the epidemic.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-13

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS ToDAY.-Internal rev.
enue, S305. 060; customs S47S.3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-13

PERsoNAL--H. D. Estabrook of Omaha, W.
H. Hutchinson of Rochester and A. K McMul-
len Of Erie, Pa, arc at Willard's.-E. W.
Butt of st. Paul. Charles F. Duffy and J, Bell
man Of New York are at the RandalI-Car-
son Lake of New York. D. NJ. Hogg Of London
and NJ. J. Dolphin of Boston are at the Airing
tou.----Ralph Osborn of the U. 8. s. Saratoga.
Charles l. Trsveli Of Pittsburg and L. PEN
mock Of Philadelphia are at the Shoreham.-
A. J. Blethen Of Minneapolis, Fred W. Munsou
Of Logansport, Ind, and F. H. Z. Starr Of Port
land, Ore, are at the Ebbitt-Capt II. b.
Robson OF the navy and stephen Green Of
Boston are at the Arno---H. ID. Gilpin Of
West Virginia, R. Hunter Dulaney of Virginia
and V. w. Minis OF New York are at the john
SOM. A. Hammond Of Boston and Mira II. b
Rotch Of Amherst, N. H., are at the FredoniA.-
H. W. Robertson of Detroit, A. N. Morrison
Of Glasgow and ]. W. Perkins Of Boston are ~
the st. James.---Georse T. Guvernator Of
Beatty of Front Royal, Va. are at the Metro
politan.--y. G. Mcvary Of Yanktou. 6. D.,
William G. Hayes of Warrenton, Va, and q.
NJ. Mercer of Cincinnati are ut the katlunal-
Catoctin Lodge, LO.O.F., OF Middlctovn,
Frederick county, Nd, has invited Rev. w. II.
Osborne to deliver the annual address before
the order on Monday, May 10: He has 40
cepted.-Mr. William Miller y confined to
his bed ct his residence, No. 1901 llth street
northwest, from . severe ankle sprAan, which
provinR.-Rev. DR.. Pitzer has gone TO New
York to attend the seventy -hfth anniversary Of
the American Bible Society, OF which he b
life director, and also - delegate to represent
the washington City Auxiliary, Of which he 4
president A. C. Ascomb Of the army
4 in the city and - ~ 1903 21st street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-13

A
FEW
SUGGESTIONS
TO HIVES TORS.
Why trouble yourself in looking for rood
Investments. We have gi.t--,ixe real estate
securities on hand all times. in 10th large
and small amounts. that will De pleased
70 show you. We often have monthly notes
running from one to I've years On which we
can offer good Inducements.
IL We nave nothing hand to suit you we
vii. allow you interest your funds until a
suitable investment is found. Why not let US
attend TO the-e matters for you. We have had
years VI experience aud We know that We will
please yon-
WOODS CO..
myf2-S Bankers. lsss1 st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.

R~NO EXCITEMENT NO BOOM
SPECIAL SALE OF BUILDING LOTS
PATH AND NE,
THURSDAY, FRIDAY. SATURDAY.
THIS WEEK oNLll, ocIoclk H. roa
Csrettes will carry free from terminus of Column
ha street street herdics and Maryland avenue
PRICES RANGE FROM s1OO TO 1900.
40, RARE CHANCE IN NE: BUILDING LOTS.
20 CASH. BAL. go EVERY THREE MONTHS.
Come early, as hundreds will rush to take what you
will want What would prices be ii il oath and
X NV! Who are gonR! Those who are not dead
from suburban circulation. The reaction has come in
For Information on oath and sale this week call at
once on Il. II. GARDNER
myl2.3t 18th and G n g. or kellogg building
RASRARE BARGAIN ron CASH
Grocery and general store doing laree cash bust
ness. located on Baltimore and Potomac
railroad near Washington.
Inquiries can be made at the Office of JOHNSTON
BROS. $50 La ave. mylo-N
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NJ g,.d.soc~,. Cou1,st<,,, R.t,~r

MI. Oadstoneb Condttfon Better.
LONDON, May ls.-Inquiries made today at
Mr.. Gladstoue's residence show that he Ia pro-
crossing favorably. The fever, one Of the
features of the attack of influenza from which
he 10 suffering, has greatly abated.