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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-25
THE COURTS.
CoURr IN GENERAL Term Chief Justice Binp
ham and Judges Cox and James.

CoURT IN GENERAL TERM Chief Justice Binp'
ham and Judges Cox and James.
Today-Presbrey d Green agt. Beltzh DOVER
opinion by Judge Cox affirming decree belo "
ldismissing bilD without prejudice; appeal to
supreme Court OF the United States noted
Brown agt Brown; opinion by chief justic Q
affirming decree below (dismissing billl. De.
walt agt Doran opinion by Judge James
awarding rehearing. Swope agt Heen; ap-
peal n, dismissed Lyon sg. Ford; argued and
admitted on motion Of H. z. Davis.
CIRcU1T CoURT-Judge Montgomery.
Saturday-Fowler agt Baltimore and Poto.
mac Railroad Company; motion for new trial
submitted. Click agt. Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company; motion do. overruled. Lyon
agt Myers; motion for judgment submitted.
Today-Willoughby agt. Mackall; on hear
ing.
EQUITY CoURT-Judge Haguer.
Saturday-Waters agt. Waters; decree of
divorce. Kirkley agt Kirkley; do. Demonet
agt. Demonet; testimony before E. Forrest
nisi. Hampson agt Hampson; c. h. Cragin
appointed guardian ad Item. In re John Roney,
alleged lunatic; rule on ]. G. Eptwisle. Moore
sgt. Wharton; John B. Moore relievedas literary
executor. Rodgers aagt. Meigs; Florence louisa
Rodgers substituted trustee.
Today-Kitch agt McIntosh;- hearing appli.
cation Of May A. Marc, intervenog get for 29th.
Hampson agt. Rampson; testindhk before r.
I. Wallach ordered taken. Hume agt. Reed;
dismissed for want Of prosecution. RTry ACT
Berry; commission TO obtain testimony IN Cell
vile, Ark. ordered. = ii
PROBATE CouRr--Judgs Hagner.
Saturday-Estate Of Joseph 3. Stevens; viii
admitted to probate and letters testamentary
to H. II. and L. b. Steven; bond elS.oo0.
Estate Of J. E. Oliver; do. 70. Martha Oliver;
bond $500. Estate Of c. z DIN Yaln; pstition
for probate Of will and letters; W. E. Edmon-
ston and Q. Carlisle appointed eollectorA
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AT BENNINo TRACK.


Commeaccmens Of the Spring Meeting of
the Washington Jockey Cins.
The spring meeting Of the washington Jockey
Club began this afternoon under the most
favorable conditions-good weather, . large at
tendance, and. considering the heavy rainfall
Of late, fair track. The attendance Of the fair
sex was very large and their spring costumes
greatly added TO the brilliancy of the scene.
Among those present this afternoon we're many
people prominent in social, official and politi-
cal circles, the attendance OF members o: both
houses Of Congress being particularly large.
The racing today inausurated the legitimate
racing campaign of 1892, and for that reason
It Possessed additional attractions. There are
about zoo horses at the track, and although
there are no crack-a-jacks among them unless
some OF the undeveloped tvo-year-olds may
hereafter win such distinction. still the horses
are OF class which will provide we'll contested
races, and therefore make the meeting really
enjoyable one.
THE CARD roB ToDAL
The card for the day 10 . fair one, and calls
fo- ave races, the days sport closing with q
steeplechase over the full course. The follow
ing are the entries and weights:
First RACIAL ages: fye-eighths Of q mile.
Rosa H., lie; Boiero. 100; Bsndigo, ia; Hands
on, lo9; Georgia, lo4; Bellevue, l2l; Logan,
lo9; Natalie s., %; Red Mike, 100.
Second race-Selling; three-quarters Of .
mile. La Cigale, 80; wanderer II. loi; ocy-
pete, los; Sentiment. los; Lasotta. 81; Puzzle,
vs.; Maggie B., loi; Helen Rose. lo9; Count, IS.
Third rsee-Selling; one mile. Key West
lis; Thorndale, lis; Larchmont. l07; Expert
ence, l0s; Ely, 80; Mary Stone, los; Boquefort,
Fourth race-Two-year- olds; one-hslf mile.
Pessimist, Jimmy Lamley, Morello, Lew,
Motherless Gelding Radiator. no each.
Fifth race-Steeplechase. full course Kill
larney. 12S; Stonewall, I3s; Pat Oakley, ISIS;
Bulrush, lbs; Futurity. l4I; Nectie, 1874
George N. Oyster, ir., OF this city win pre-
SIDE In the judges stand during the meeting,
his associate being Victor Smith Of the New
York Tribune.
FIRST RACE.
The frst race was won by Rosa Il; Bellevue,
second; Bolero, third. Time. lOa
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REFORMATORY REvOLTs.
Two Outbreaks by Inmates at the Hunting
don, Pa, Institution.

Two Outbreaks by Inmates at the Hunting.
don, Pa, Institution.
HUNTINGDON. Pa, April ga gang Of in
mates of the state reformatory employed in the
brush factory, led by Thos. Shirley and John
Winslow Of Philadelphia, made deadly assault
on o monitor named Stilholm this morning
with their fists and weapons. The guards
quickly suppressed the disturbance.
As the gates were opened this morning
Harry Angel of Philadelphia and Ed Williams
of Washington, Pa, blinded Guard Hertzeler
by throwing sand into his eyes and escaped
through the outer gate. They were
recaptured after hot chase. Angel
is the prisoner who escaped twice
before by placing dummy in his
bed. The reformatory management will now
closely confine the thirty iucorrigible inmates
until the attorney general shall decide as to
the legality of their plea to have the in
corrigibles returned to the counties from
which they came or until their terms expire.
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FIGHTING A MANIAC.
James Underwood's Experiences IN the
Haunted Mil" Near Lincoln. =

James Underwocd's Experiessce II. the
Haunted Mill" Near Lincoln, =
LNcoLx, NEB., April 25.-James Underwood,
who lies in room OF hotel in this CITY suffer.
ing from tarrible wounds received ct the hands
Of madman about week ago, tells . terrible
experience he had in an old tumble down build
ing about six miles from here, known as the
Haunted Mil"
From his story it appears that the people in
the neighborhood had been missing poultry
and small articles, and it was finally de-
termined to search the mill, the peo-
pie thinking. that band Of tramps had
taken possession Of it and we're using il
as rendezvous, living OFF the ncishborhood
BY thieycry. Underwood took it upon himself
to search the place during the daytime, and
while in the act Of doing SO was attacked
from behind and thrown to the floor
with terrible violence. He at once concluded
that his assailant was crazy and knew that he
had hard struggle before him. He was
finally compelled to shoot the man aud sue
ceeded in wounding him so severely that be
died afterward. The man was Recognised as
an escaped crazy man who had got away from
the state asylum some weeks ago. = rft@
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Washington Stock EXCHANGE.

sa ooo II f 900 !; and con Is
%ashiassqa aas t$4 = q ss e.: 10 .s e az tas
rfs SSe GS 10 B q d,s At
US IS ecap pss'si 1907 sHI LIZ 81
i1 bisr is1e oa Columbia ..oc p
sa ns .ssi 81 i ssia
~ ia. soyssS sans s ST. soid 1897 1881.
bid. III asked. 5sSs, reg a:ios. isas.io6i io3
Miscellaneous Bonds-wsshinston and Georgetown
Ra;iI9ad lo-4o 6s. iO2 bid, los asked washington
i1s Sid' %Sea %.shiasson aaisss Company ass rs;
S: s: Ss S%s-s.R sss'aEsy sss
Aso. 100 Sid s ss SashinFsea hshs s'f w.
ss s l s9 go 3D. asked
Washington Gas COMPANY, series A. 6s. lao bid, =
%SshinsoS Gas eSSsasy eonysr.6 s
asked Capitol snd SoIh sSss.
ssss'f rSs IS j. bid
ssked Anacostia Railroad 6s. io2 bid. 1861 asked
= -; bid. IG5 asked Masonic Hall Association S. 1oS
National Bank Stocks Bank of Washington. $50
BID; assEsd Bank q Hepa6lie 200 bd; sisd
and sS S
Citizens, 10 bid. Is5 asked. Columbia. is9 bid:
bid. los asked. Traders. II 5 bid 1is asked Lin
sske 10Y Ohio PIT loo 5S XII ass .sa Second 1oo bid
q, Bailnoed s.oeks-Washington and Georsetoyn 2eo
Columbia, so bid. 65 asked Capitol and Sorfh '
Street, 30 bid, AZ asked. lexington and Soldiers
Home. 800 bid. SO asked. Rock Creek. 100 bid !.
Insurance Stoeks-Fircmen's a bid, SO asked
asked. National Union; II = bid asked. Arlington
17SH bid, 119 ssked Corcoran 81 d,-asked Poto-
mae 7s Sld Ia al Rigs, x BID * asked PEG
Commercial. bid. 81 asked. Columbia. 10 bid.
161f asked.
Title Insurance stocks-Real Estate Title. 100 bid,
asked Columbia Title. 90 bid, asked
Gas and Electric Light stocks Washington Gas
46S bid. 46h asked; y. 9; Electric Light, i37h bid.
Telephone stoek,AmeriGsn Graphoghope, 81 bid.
nisesilaneo1s stocks1Greas Falls Ice Company.
bid, : asked, Pneuma.ie GUN Carriage. = BID 81
asked. Lincoln Hall. as bid. - asked Washington
Market Company, IA bid. 10 asked. Ivy City
Brick, 90 bid, % asked.
Safe Deposit and Trust Companies-washington
Loan and Trust Company. ll9 bid, 100 asked.
ia asked Washington Safe Deposit Company, IO3
bid, 1lOasked. National Safe Dep. Savings and
Trust Co.. LIZ bid. - asked
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CAPITOL TOPICS.
PICTURES OF WAR vEssELs

PICTURES OF WAR vEssELs
Large crayon pictures Of the Baltimore and
Newark and q water color picture Of the New
York-perfect representations Of those IN
portant sections of the new navy-now dec
crate the Office of Sergeant-at-Arms Valentine
of the Senate. The pictures, which are attract
ing great deal Of attention, belong to Senator
FELTON,, ard when he says so they will be sent
to his San Francisco home.
YELLOWSTONE PARK.
Secretary Noble appeared before the House
committee on public lands today and made q
brief explanation as to the circumstances
Yellowstone Park Association. The state
ment was practically the same as that
given before the Senate committee dealing
with the subject some weeks ago. For the
committee's information the Secretary gave Q
history of the origin of the park and the con-
ditions under which hotel privileges had been
made since il became public domain. The
committee will take the subject under copsid-
Grafton next Saturday, when the Secretary may
again appear before it TO answer any questions
the members wish to PROFOUND
PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
Senator Allison today introduced bill sp-
propriating 100000 for . public building a
Muscatine, Iowa
AaraUR KILL AND HEw YoRK HARDoR
Senator Mcpherson today introduced an
amendment 10 be proposed 70 the river and
hsrbor bill, providing for . survey for chan
mel west Of Robbins' Reef light house. MY, to
connect the mouth Of Arthur KIN with New
York barbor.
oousI sAIxa
bin vas today reported from the judioisry
committee and placed on the Senate calendar
providing that ssles Of real estate under orders
and DEGREES Of United States courts shalI t.ke
place ct the county seat after advertiseueus q
lest four weeks prior 10 the sale. 81
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DISTRICT DAY IN THE HOUSE.
But Local Matters Were Crowded Ont b,
Roll Calls, Etc.

But Local Matters Were Crowded Out by
Roll Calls, Etc.
Today should have been District day in the
House, but wransles and roll calls over the
question Of expunging from the Record Mr..
Walkers remarks on the mugwumps occupied
the attention of the House until a late
hour. 1t is possible that some time
late in the afternoon the District committee
may obtain the floor. In that case there are
fifteen bills on the calendar reported from the
committee and some Of them may re-
ceive consideration. Among the possible bills
to be called up those relating
to a reformatory and house of detention for
women in tho District, the one relating to
land titles and the especially important bill
providing for an extension of the streets and
avenues of the city throughout the District.
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HOUSE OF COMMONS.
It Resumes It's Sessions After the Easter
HOLIDAYS.

It Resumes It's Sessions After the Easter
Holidays.
LONDON, April 25.-The house of commons
resumed its session today upon the expiration
of the adjournment for the Easter holi.
days. In reply to question asked
by Mr.. James Bryce. the well-knowu
author member for the south division OF
Aberdeen, Mr.. J. W. Lowther, parliamentary
secretary Of the foreign Office, stated that a
complete accord had been arrived at with
the United States in regard to the Bering
sea modus vivendi. The convention, he said,
had been signed at Washington, but the terms
of the convention had not yet reached
England Mr.. Lowther added that the gov
eminent was taking steps to consult Canada
regarding the persons by whom Canada wishes
to be represented In the arbitration. The
names Of the British arbitrators had not yet
been decided upon.
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IN WALL STREET TODAY.

Stocks Were Dull and the Market Was
Without Feature.
New YORK, April 25.-stocks were dull this
morning. the sales to noon amounting to only
124, 600 shares. In most cases the fluctuations
we're confined to small fractions, and there was
no special feature, with the exception OF
Hooking Valley, which advanced l per cent.
Prices wore weak during tho greater part and
at noon were down BaT per cent. At this
writing Q:30 p.m.) the market is dull.
Money easy at 112a2 per cent Exchange,
quiet; posted rates, 48Sa4s9]S; actual rates,
4s7H for sixty days, and 4s3a4SsjS for demand.
Governments, quiet; currency 6s, 109 bid; AZ
coupon, 115% bid; extended % registered,
100 bid.
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE. April 25. - Flour quiet-western
super, 2.50a3 10; do extra. 3.1oa3 So; do family,
whea, patent 5os5 90: spring whea: stTairit, 40
rels; sales. 450 barrels. Wheat higher-No . red,
spot, l00&al0l; April. 100 Asked May. 95a95k
June: " asked; steamer No = red 92 asked-re-
els; stock, 500 993 bushels; sales. 10000 bushels
95a1O0. Corn hi9her-mixed spot 5O4a5OIx
April. 3oA asked. May. 464G4I; june, 45Aa46
July ~ 70 s as5ed; steamer mixed
els; stock. 4o30oS bushels; sales, $4,000 bushels.
Southern corn strong-white, 40; yellow. 81. Oats
write firm. mixed duIl-No. z white western. 3sle
s39 no. : mixed wes,srn 34,1a35-reeeip:s 5000
cs aSs
bushels; stock, 94,465 bushels Hay frri-cood
to choice timothy. 15.OOa16. 90. Grain freiehts
dull 3. steamer TO LIVERPOOL per bushsl. Sd.
krm-middiing. ~. Provisions. steady, unchanged
choice. ala23 do. initiation, .lSaeO; ladie fancy.
to good; 15siz: ssore.packsd. i1aiJ Esss steady
-13al:M Coffee stesiy-kIo cargoes. fair. II: No
z, 13Aa133s sugar nrn-granuIated ~ Copper
6rm-rehn.d 11h Whisky; unchanged. Peanuts.
VIRGINIA fancy. band picked. 3'<a4l4; hand-picked-
baltimore, April 25.-vircinia corsols, 81 bid
do ten-foraes, 80 bid; do threes. 7Ia7lTs; Baiti-
more and Ohio stock, 99s100; Northern Central
stock, 50 asked; Baltimore ard Ohio Southwestern
frsts. lO5a lOo1e; do. second incomes 81 asked
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. April % tcIosing,.-wheat-May, BIZ
i Nay 81 Say fS MSSy sa y Sav
May, ., 55; July, 20.
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Real Estate Natter.

@. Roth has purchased for s5,77I rs Of r.
Ough lots % 20 n. square l0l7--fronting 1s7i<
feet on 18th between and ID streets south
east.
Z. VI. Colfo-d has bought from f. s. Kennedy
for $3.50 sub 40. square 722-fronting IL feet
on L street and Is feet on Massachusetts, ave-
nue. between lst and I'd streets northeast
George q. Hart has purchased for 81, 900 Of
Helen Archer sub p and for 81 800 sub 90
square 656-fronting q foot on Is between
Delaware avenue and LIST street northeast
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Tn K.xl.z INSTITUTE

OAK CREST, PRINCE GEORGES CO., MD,
FOR THE CURE OF THE
LIQUOR MORPHINE. OPIUM. CHLORAI. Co
GAME AND TOBACCO HABITS AND
NEURASThENIA.
OAK Crest H. deltghuully situated. "a miles from
Ssl,,noss and ~ miles from Warrington on the
rosd An excellent hotel. only two minutes walk
from the station. affords every convenience and com
fort Tor patentA Lady patients be accommodated
In the hotel In attractive homes conveniently
where the strtctest privacy can be secured.
Tventy-etx trains from Baltimore. Washington,
New York and the at Oak Crest
been provided and every arrange ent made to render
the so,onrn Of the PATIENTS rs Pleasant Is possible
For information regarding terms. length Of time OF
treatment price Of board ke:. addrsss
The KELLEY INSTITUTE,
Oak Great Prince Georges county, Md.
JANEs T. HARDIN. General Manager
ap6-3m DR.. JOHN A. TONNEk Medical Director.
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Record OF Deaths.

During the twenty-four hours ending AZ nooa
today burial permits were issued from the
health Office for the following:
Whte-Iichard W. Clanton, 81 years, parsly-
sis; Mark A. Evsus, 81 years. pneumonia; John
ID. Mckim. 3 years. phtiiss pulm
Colored-Elizabeth n. Hawkins 56 years,
phshisis pulm.; Sandy Davage. 50 years. heart
disease; VIM. Jackson. Y years. phthisis pulm.
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For ana Rorrowe Meet

Edward Fox, an English newspaper writer.
and III. A!sop Borrowe of New York fought
duel Saturday in Belgium. Two shots were
fred by each man. but neither was hit The
duel was the outcome Of the case in which
tire name of Mrs Drayton OF Philadelphia.
daughter of William Aston of New York, vss
connec.pd
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DISTRICT In CONGRESS,

No More Ice to Be Delivered I'm Washing
ton on Sunday.
By request Senator Mcmillan today intro
duced bill which provides that from and after
its passage it shall be unlawful to sell or de-
liver ice in any quantity or quantities within
the District on the Sabbath day, commonly
known as Sunday.
Violations are to be punished by penalties Of
not less than SIS nor more than $50.
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7 Z
7 7 '
7 : 7 '
BAaeArss You Dosr D.szRvr
ToNonnow
Ar THE PALs1s RoYA1

IF you have delayed selection of summer DIRE
until now you should not o1pect-you do not dascrs
such bargains a. these. Those who bought when
had whole pieces instead of few dless lengths pa
more than you viii for your dresa
Full DRrss LENGTHS.
81. O-FoUR Dresses Of Cheviots-2 Tsns u
= Krovna Reduced to o.. rs each.
SO. 69-1BRyE Dresses. scrpep.,n. ..
guard Of Tan aud Old Rose, Navy and White sn6l
Green and White Check English suitins. Reducedts
S2e9 each
SO. lC-THRKE Dresses: Hsnriettss On
and Tan; Navy Storm Serge. Reduced to S3lS
each.
0Cs Dresses Stripe wu1
Crepons. Tan. Brown And Heliotrope; plain Crepoa
Gray. Gobelin. Tan; jacquard Bedfords. Heliotros
and Tan; snd Grays. silk and Wool FABRICS Chg
and Tan: 3 Crocodile Suitings Tan. Chocolate "
Brown Reduced to 1895 each
eE-rhe above mentioned and any other Dr.
Lengths that may come Of today's business may !
found on special tables center Of store. No. 11l9
ave.
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I'd EDITION.
IN SEARCH OF DATA.
Trip Of Special Agent Of the Treas
ury Department.
ASSIGNMENT OF G0LORED PREACHERS.
Cheers and Flowers for
Queen Victoria.
COMMONS REASSEMBLES.
COMMONS REASsEMBLES.
AFTER FACTS AND FIGURES.

Collecting Data on the Sealing Industries
for the Treasury Department.
Los ANGELES, CAL, April 25.-Special Agent
J. F. Evans of the Treasury Department is in
the city collecting data on sealing industries
for the use Of the government in the pending
Boring sea arbitration. Evans has taken the
testimony of Col. II. G. Otis, who during
1s79-8l was special treasury agent in charge
of the seal islands,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-25
AWAY OUr o. THE Usual
THzsr Three Banaa,ss.

b. % recent special purchase we can offer the
following three extraordinary values In Dress
Goods Department. In our experience We
never saw better worths:
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Georgiana Gough,s win.

The viii Of the late Georgiana Cough Of
Georgetown, fled today, leaves elo,00o to
Sophia R Taylor Of King George county, Va |;
$4,000 each TO Alice Bland Platter, Mayhem
Platter and Mary Louisa Cough Of 81 Mays
county, Nd; %, 900 70 Elizabeth Ann Cough Of
St Mary's county, Nd, and John Z. Platter Of
Los Angeles, Cal; e2,0o0 each to Alice n.
Sleeves Of New Brunswick, Conn, and Rev.
Albert R. Stuart Of Georgetown; $500 each 70
Elizabeth Z. Platter and Mary L. Berry, both
Of Prince Georges county, Nd, and Am BE.
becca Green; e2000 each 70 che vsstries Of 81
Andrews perish. st. N@y's county, Nd, and
Grace p. 4 Church Of 0sofgstown, end TIE
balance al the estats 70 Mayhem Platter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-25

An oPPoETCSE FRIEND viii he found in Or. d.
Jayne's EApcCtoIaai when racke1 by a severe
Cold. sud tue many Lung or Throat affections
which sometimes follow. This old remedy mas met
the approval OF two generations. and Is today a.
popular, safe and efieciive as ever.
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HALr-Woo1 CHA111.a liz.

i HEsE Figured Challies cost Ice. yard whole
sale. What's the matter with themf MOTH radi.
cauy wrong. Beautiful colOrs and patterns b short
iensths-aoout forty dress lengths for lsdtss many
more for misses and double - many for chi4n, 15c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-25

Range Of the THERMOMETER.
The following were the readings Of the Office
of the weather bureau today: 3 a. m, a; m,
AZ; maximum. as: minimum, 81.
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Ecbberies Reported,

William I. Muller. No. 500 S street. CON-
plains Of tho theft Of a gold ring and gents
brcastpin.
James Z. Hutchinson reports the larceny Of
solitaire diamond ring and some other srti-
clcs.
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THE ASSESSMENT INVESTIGATION.

The first race was won by Rosa Il; Bellcyu,
second; Bolero, third. Time, Loa
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Opposes Sunday Railway Trains.

OPPOscS SuHh0"y 1sssHW0y NI8IuDe
PrrrsBURo, April 25.-Superintendeut Robert
Pitcairn Of the Pittsburg division of the Penn
sylvAnia railroad favors the abolition of Sun
day trains wherever practicable and promises
to use his influence in that direction.
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MusroN,s HoMeopAru1o
How REMEDIES.

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g. COUGHS eased in 80 minutes
2. DYSPEPSIA cured in few days
8. RHEUMATISM relieved in Q few
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8. JAUNDICE and all LIVER CON-
PLANTS speedily and successfully
treated.
TO- cATARRH relieved in . very
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1910 CyHx2x yards) Extra
Fine Dresden Linen Damask,
beautiful pattern. q 3 NapkinA
-lieduced from e35 to 126.-
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LAplrrs,

- calliAq q 1915 Q 81. Nv. Jon can have your
s.sp 6IiR II chL saS rom FEN FIT e
WIS IN ~ nnSs q weather tn. = five 2 sll
6-ouncs bottle ECREKA FACE BLEACH. 81 bottle
until further notios. ANE- 4. NA6lLl. formerly
Houfs nom .. m. to p. m ap20-lms
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-25
Burned Until Moth

Burned Until Nothing Was Left to Burn.
GAISEsvrLLx, TEX, April 25.-The wave Of
incendiarism reached Henrietta Saturday
morning at 8 O'Clock. The flames we're not
checked, but died only for want Of something
to devour. The south side OF the square Il
gone, entailing loss Of s200, 200.