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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-05
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Mrx. WOVEN AND CHILDREN
PALA1s ROYAL Pn,cns.

DOME idsa Of Palais Royal Srfcss n cleaned vheu
the fact is announced that Me.srs. stravbridrs a
Clothier Of Philadelphia are advertising a. pbenom.
nal bargain DR.. Warner's Health Underwear for man
at sl.25 per garment. The Palais Royal price has
been and is clio piece. and we give you choice Of
the natural wool and camels hair the latter wsualy
retails at higher price than. the natu,a, ,rool.
Through the whole range Of makes and styles Of Mems
Spring Underwear fuiais Royal prizes are ,0~est
dtrays.
LADIES will find here Vests in all styles Of neck
and lengths Of sleeve. also Tights and Union SUIT, o,
best makes You have only to examine the qualities
offered at below mentioned prices to appreciate the i'd
vantages Of q cash business:
llc.-SwiSs Ribbed Vests, White and Fern.
19c.-Ribbed Vests finished like those usually sold
at 25c.. Pink, Blue. Fcru. White. Lavender.
25c.-Ribbed Isle Thread Vests Of domestic manu-
facture. Also Plain GAUGE Vests that are imported
and Ribbed Cotton Vests. in Pink Blue and White.
35c.-swss Ribbed Pants and Vests, White and
Ecru. Also Fast Black Isle Underwear.
ec.-Ribbed Isle Finished Vests. Pink. Blue,
White and Black.
SOC. Vests and Pants Of ribbed Isle, in White and
Ecru. Also Ribbed aauze and Balbrigsan TIGHTS.
and Alsiik Ribbed Vests. in PINK, Nile Flesh Blue
Cream. Red. Ecru. Lavender.
6Sc.-superior Ribbed Tights, ankle length.
75c.-Richelieu or Broad Rib Lisle Vests: extra
sizes. S5c. Also French BalbrEgan Vests and Pants
Also Silk Vests and Ribbed Union Suits, In all sizes
9Sc-Imported Ribbed Silk Vests.
Sl-Superor Ribbed Union Suits
Sl.35-Lisle Thread Union Suits
sl10. e. AZ, 81 6S. 81. rs 81. 9S q 6s aud up to
s6 81 for our grand collection of Ribbed Silk Vests in
all styles and colors.
s3 4s. ESQ. -. 60. e5 25 % SO and 80 for Black
and Colored SILK Tights, with and without feet
So 25 and up to el0 for the celebrated Phyllis
Underwear. in Cotton, Zephyr Wool and Silk Union
Suits. II out Of town send for Catalogue giving de-
tailed list Of prices also directions for self
ments, &c.
children with us mean babies. and the boys and
girls till they can wear Mems and women's Under
aarments We have all the proper styles and all the
scarce sizes.
25c.-Gauze Vests. all sizsa Also Ribbed Cotton
Vests and Pants.
39c. Boys Normal Mature and Gauxe shirts and
Knickerbockers.
5Oc. Babies Summer weight Wool Vests
zoe. up for Boys Best French Balbrissan Underwear
75c. up for Lss Thread Union Suits for girls Of all
sizeA
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A CLoTUkE RULE.
This May Ne Necessary tn Get Voc. on n.
Wool Bftl

Though but few in number the republicsn.
in the House have succeeded In demopssrssan,
today that thew can give the deuocrssi.
majority considerable trouble when they hsv.
mind to. The session today was wasted Ia
tiIbustering, which grew out Of disagree
ment as 30 the allotment OF time 70,
the discussion OF the tariff bin. II -,
the hope OF the democrats that shs,
would be able 10 close the nve minutes debate
and bring about a vote on the bill this after
noon. but on account OF the filibusterine ~
by Mr.. Burrows no progress has been name
After many fruitless efforu 20 break thrcusl
the obstructions a call Of the House wss orderVs
late in the afternoon.
IL 10 possible that the committee on rule.
may have to report cloture rule before o vos
can be had on the tariff bill
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-05

Il 10 Expected II Will He Censidsrsd Z
Afternoon by the senate.

Il 10 Expected II Will He Considered Thu
Afternoon by the Senate.
It il expected that the Senate win this after.
noon take up and eonsider the cas- Of
Ar. James r Young, executive clerk,
for whose discharge Senator Sherman tool
action while the Barring - arbitration
treaty was being discussed. The matter
was referred 70 IN executive session Yesterday
was no one who could substanttate OF
Who pretended TO try 10 substantiats any Of
the hlmy charges which have been made = n
Mr.. Young's violation Of the terms u hi
oath. There has been . very decided rssetios
In favor Of Mr.. Young, some Of e due 70 tn
fact that executive sess3ou nsws leaked out dur
ing his absence lost - 10 always has lsaksd
Those Who ought - knoy sxprssssd thsn
selves - satisAed that Mr.. Yong VIII b een
plstsly vindtcassd.
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DO WOMEN WANT THE BALLoIs


How Il 10 Answered ut the Polls in the
West.
TOPEKA. KAN, April 5.-Meager reports have
been received here from the various municipal
titles, but the returns show that the woman
vote is very light The novelty Of voting seems
to have worn of. In the city Of Potwin, q
suburb Of Topeka. less than twenty votes were
polled by women. Reports from other points
show o very light woman vote.
BLooM1NaroN, III, April 6-In the school
election here yesterday over 1000 women ex-
ercised the right Of franchise granted to them
in such election BY the last Legislature. The
For long time Mrs. Raymond
has been superintendent Of city schools and has
always given females the preference in ap-
pointing the teachers. Strange to say the
women nearly all voted for the two candidates
for school directors who were opposed to
this so-called ''petticoat regime" and the
'antis" were successful.
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FROM FoRkuGN LANps.


BACK before the Conventioa-
number Of the active republican issAsn
and workers who have been serving The cosasr
IN foreign courts are 20 be IN this country 10
time to get in some political work before IL
convention and the election.
Mr.. whitelaw Reid Is now In this eosntry
and William Emory Smith, the minisser n
Russia: William Walter Phelps. minister n
Germany. and Fat Egan. minister 10 Chile. an
expected to return to this country before ~
tmo for the national convention.
wHirELsw REID ON TRs rfogrr.
There 10 some talk in political circles here .
Whitelaw Reid ns an associate Of Mr. Harrises
on tho ticket, and IL is believed that he ~
work for that In New York
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-05
Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, April g. - Flour duh I'M
changed-receipts, e,s6s barrels; shipments. So
barrels; sales, 400 barrels Wheat nrmer-spot anc
April, s6dsoa; May, VIZ as2h; June, sls asked
steamer, No. 2 red, 81 asked-receipls. zs,l5
bushels Shipments l56,0S6; stock. 7Ul,5ss bushels
sales, l24,VUO bushels. southern wheat steady
Fultz, Yoas5; LongDerry, szasd Corn steady
mixed spot, 45s a45As; April. 45kaSsss; May,
45Aa45k; June, 45s asked; steamer, mixed go
4ST.-recepts, 9,s6s bushels; Shipments, 5s,Ooi
bushels stock, 90 SIS bushels; sales, 2li bushels
Southern corn steady-wfrte, 4+a45k; yellow
44a46. Oats quiet-No 2 white western. SOL a5l
No. mixed western, S4as4h; receipts. l.oo0-stock
l65,sl2 bushels kye very dull-No 3, sSas'
receipts, 5436 bushels; shipments, $500 bushels
stock, ls1,s66 bushels. Hay steady TO nrm-gooc
to choice timothy, l&oai5so Grain freight
quiet, unchanged. Cotton Misunderstanding, %.
Provisions steady. Butter weak; creamery, fancy
2sa2s do. fair TO choice 24a26: do imitation. z2az5
ladle, fancy, 2O do. good TO choice, lsais; rolls
fine, ~; do. fair to good, lssls; store-packed
l6als. Eggs nrm-l4al44. Coffee dull-kio car
goes, fair, IL; No. I, a Copper nrIn- "hisk,
steady and quiet-l.23- Peanuts steady.
BALTIMORE, April 6.-firgnis threes. % bid
Baltimore and Ohio stock. 9salUc. Baltimore and
Ohio Southwestern drsts. lO4al05 bid; do. second
incomes, 81 asked; do. third incomes 81 asked
Consolidated gas bonds, llskasked; do stocks
So asked.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-05

JusrIcE LAnAs's CoxnEzIox.--Ths improve
ment In Justice LAmas's eeoditioa eousinuse
II b reported q his rssidsaes today tAss b
rsstsd easily laet night and thot the prespesls
for hts eomplsts rscovssy b hort time are
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-05
VI RS. wINsLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP

NJ RS. wINSLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP
Has been used for over FIFTY YEARsby MILLIONS
Of MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE TEETH.
ING, with PERFECT SUCCESS 1t SOOTHEs ths
CHILD. sOrTENs the GUMS. ALLAYS all PAIN.
CURES WIND collie. and 10 the best remedy for
DIAkRHEA. Sold by Druggists in every part Of the
world. Be and ask for Mrs winslows Soothing
Syrup" and take NO other kind. 70 cents bottle
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-05
IN WALL STREET TODAY.
Gov. Abbetts Veto Hsd Lassie Eject ON the
Price Of Readine.

Gov. Abbett'S Veto HID LAttle Edect on the
Price Of Reading.
Nxw YoRx. Aprfl 6-Ths stock market vss
fairly active during the tvo hours 70 noon to-
day. isl. 500 shares changing banda The an
nouncement OF the veto Of The Reading bill had
very little effect on Reading. Toward noon,
however. Jersey Central and Delaware and
Hudson fell on. At this writing Qsso p. m }
the general market 10 quiet and fairly steady
At close to the opening prices
Money easy at lL2 per cent Exchange
<s6j 63 for sixty DAYS. and xsss4sslS for de.
mand. Governments-qniet; currency O., los
bid; ts. coupon, ii511 bid, extended "a, rssis-
tered, 100 bid.
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Losa Lr,r

LONG LIyI
h possible only when the blood b pure md vgorous
TO sxbel scfofua and other posons from the carculs
ton. the superior medicine il AYERS sarsaparla II
imparts permnnnt strength and efficiency TO every or
gan Of the body. Restoration 10 perfect health and
strength
RESULTS FROM USING
AYERS sarssparlla. Mary Schubert. Kansas CITY,
xs. writes:
II am convinced that aftsr having bssu sick whole
yeas nom liver complaint Ayers sarsaparla saved my
life. The best physicians being unable help me- and
having tried three other proprietary medicines without
benefit at last took Ayers SarsaparllA The result,
was . complete cure Since then have recommended
this medicine TO othsrs. aud always with success
BARsAPARIILA
Prepared By DR.. J. Q. Aver Z Co.. Lowell. Mass
CURES OTHERS. WILL CURE You.
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w. NJ. SHusrrn & Sous
o10 PA. AVE

JUST OPENED TO-DAY. so PIECES INDIA
SILKS. BEAUTIFUL AND NEW DESIGNS
IN BLACK AND COLORED GROUNDS.
so PIECES wORSTED DRESS GOODS.
INNEW STYLES AND COLORINGS, FRESH
FROM THE CUSTOM HOUSE.
100 PIECES BEDFORD CORD GINGaAMS
IN PLAIDS AND STRIPES OF SILK
THE BEDFORD GINGHAM is ENTIRELY
NEW THIS SEASON. THE COLORING AND
DESIGNS CANNOT BE SURPASSED THE
COLORS ARE PERFECTLY FAST. MAKING
THIS THE MOST DESIRABLE 6INGHAM
IN THE MARKET. WE HANDLE ALL FOR
WASHINGTON.
". N. sHUsTER 4 SONS.
ONE PRICE. .no
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-05

Itis reported at the Capitol that Rsprsssns
tive REED of Maine contemplate retirrmeu
from congressional life after the end Of hb
present torn. II IL said that his decision 10
the matter depends upon certain busanes
negotiations which are nov under considers
ton. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-05

TIE cAsmxr.-0wing TO the absence Of d
many nsnbsrs the cabinet meeting today
was Of very short duration.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-05

TIE HYpopHospHrrrs
OF lime and soda combined with codivsr oil in SCOTS
Emulsion improve the appetite promote digestion and
increase the weight.
They thought by to be food but this IL not
proved. They are tonics. This IL admitted by all
Cod-liver oil is mainly food. but also tonic.
In SCOTT EMULSION the cod-livsr oil and hypo
phosphitss 20 combined Is to get the full advan.
tage Of both.
Let us send ysa book on CAREFUL LIVING: free.
scUTT BOVINE, Chemists,
132 South 9th avenue, New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-05

Owing 70 the prevalence Of the foot and
mouth disease in Belgium the French govern.
ment will issue an order prohibiting the in
portation of live stock from that country
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-05

Range OF the Thermometer.
The following were the readings at the ONE
ofthe weather bureau today; 8 a m. 66: p.m-
IL; maximum, ": minimum. 81.
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4 SUPERB STOCK Or BELTS
MORE POPULAR THAN EVER.
SILK Belts in White. Navy and Black

Seal and Calf Belts with strap buckleA
-2j and 3Sc.-
Gi7dle Belts in plain and grain calf leather;
Black. Tan aud Red. steel trimmings.
-JO. ~. &c. and Sl25-
Girdle Belts, Seal and Calf. Tan and Black;
laced with silk cord
-JOc. to s.
Girdle Belts. Black and Tan, orpsmented
With oxidized f>ur-de-lls and buckle
-sl.OO.-
snk Bicycle Belts. Black and Navy Blue,
Handsome silver buckles.
I'll. o.
Real Alligator Belts; gilt links on sides; hand
Some xi.t. silver OF oKidized buckles; three
shades Of Brown.
600
first rOor. llth st. buildins)
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I'd EDITION.
GOV. ABBETT'S VETO.
It il Used Against the Reading Rail-
way Bill.
ENDING TIE RHODE ISLAND CANVASS,
Result Of Municipal Elections in
Various States.
OTHER TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
OTHER TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
VETOED THE READING BILL.

Gov. Abbott Says He Believes Il 10 De Un-
eonstitutlonaL
TRENTON, N. j., April 5.-Gov. Albeit thii
morning announced his disapproval Of the bill
to legalize tho Reading railroad combine, and
filed memorandum setting forth his reasons
therefor. He says that there il no question
Of his right to act on bills at any time within
thirty days after the Legislatures adjournment
He questions the constitutionality Of the act
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-05
SYSTEM.

61bTEMs
WHICH CHERIsHEs THE PROMISES OF ONE AS
IT DOES THE WEALTH OF THE OTHER. CARRY
ING HAPPINESS AND COMFORT INTO THE
MIDST OF EVERY HOME. ExACTINa MERELY
SMALL PORTION OF YOUR EARNINGS IN
WEEKLY OR MONTHLY PAYMENTS. AS THE
CIRCUMSTANCES OF EACH ONE MAY DE-
TERMINE THE EASIEST.
LENIENT IN MISFORTUNE, EQUITY HAS
EVER BEEN ITS GUIDINe.sTAR
FURNITURE.
CARPETS.
NATTIN0s.
BABY CARRIAGES.
REFRIGERAToRs,
GAS AND vAPOR STOVES
AND WORKS OF ART.
HOUSE HERRMANN's
CASH AND CREDIT HOUSED
OH. ele. e21 AND se3 7TH ST.
ape e36 MASS. AVE n ".
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Name
Mans.

=, The foicvtns an the oT~nns and closing psssssc
WIRE TO cor.Sn ana sss oy
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A SPECIAL EXHIBITION
Hen ART NErDLrwonx.

Hen ART NrrDLrwon,
- - -
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY y, Will
exhibit the finest finished examples of HIGH
CLASS EMBROIDERY ever shown by uA
Art Embroidery has gone far beyond pas
time or mere craze for fancy work, and ranks
among the artistic occupations and professions
Of the day. Like other arts &c takes its char
setter from the spirit Of the timss. and Ne
realize that the utility Of an article doesn't
commend it ullsss Ii 10 fashioned to please the
eye as we'll
Never have extended an invitation to
lovers Of ane Nsedle~ work. feeling that we could
show such perfect specimens Of hish-class
things As now.
Tins exhibition 10 the outcome of many days
OF diisent study. careful designing and artistic
combination Of colors and materials. the effect
q which We are sure viii be most pleasing.
Admirable examples Of artistic Handi--
work of our own designers and makers.
Every article from our own work rooms.
Nh h are under the supervision OF q most COM
Print director. assisted by force of expert
emil roiderers
1t is sinply impossible to describe single
piece Of this dainty WORK in such way e. to
give you any idsS of its beauty.
Here is partial list. however. OF what you can
sss-all of the very latest designs and newest
creations for home uss and adornmeat.
critical examination will show that they are
original and executed in thu highest rs6ns-
msEt Of artistic taste.
Comb. Brush and Pin Trays.
Buffet Scarfs. Toilet Sets.
Bureau Scarfs. Center Pieces.
serviettes. saehets.
Finger Bowl Doyliss.
Rich Pillows.
Five O'clock Tea Cloths.
Round Ceater Pieces. fringed.
Decanter Mats. Round Serviettes,
Olive Center Pieces Orchid Center Pieces.
Embroidered Picture Frames. Table Covers.
Pin Cushions round and square. &C.. &C.
ONE attractive feature of this exhibition
will be DINING TABLE set with all its ap-
pointments-Cut Glass and Silver Ware. En-
broidered Center Pieces. serviettss and Finger
Bowl Doylies. all in 'Clematis'' design
ANOTHER-k Louis XVI Dresser-vith
superb Pin Cushion. Comb and Brush Tray.
&c. embroidered to mAtch-very dainty.
Art Needlework Department.
cd foor................-10 10th st. buildinS9
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WoRrH A GUrxrl A Boz.
BrrcHANs PrIIs

COVERED WITH A TAsTELEss AID soLuDzS
e COATING.
WONDERFUL MEDICINE FOB
AYTER MEALS. yoAIrrNos. sIcKNEos o.
THE STOMACH. BILIouo on Liver ooB
PLANTS, SICK HEADACHE. COLD cHILLa
HLUsHINos OF HEAT. LowxKss or RPID
ITS. AMD ALL NKRvoUu AFFECTIONS.
To cure Shsss somplaapss ~ mus rsasevs ths sssD
Ths prsn<1pal esuss b esnsrslly 20 b food n -
oroMAoA AND LIvER: Dsf eAeW tvo ssvsss ~
cd ~ VSll - ssII Rroa t~e 10 -four fnhs s~ses
day for shoe1 tDs v1 rsunsvs ~ Sv1. - ssseee
IL UuRssur 70 sounA ed lnsetng heAieh-
0su druwsssa Prss ~ ash -
~ Tea 49, - oasAa
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Nor1oxs..
1Qc velvstsen Binding. spring shades. &c. piece
$40. dozen Black sewing silk, all letters :2.c
l,c Liecs Glazed Betting. all colors, 10 yarts IN ~
l5c. Double Bone Casing p ain and striped. piece
&c dozen Patent Hook and Eyes, the Hump. 40
IG yard fancy striped Garter Elastic. Isle
tafs@o ......-fc
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LAcEs To KNOW Or.

shelves crowded with Laces Eoso pick out the beet
bargains. Well rive you an hour. day, three days
20 through the STOCK and then you will be bswi-
dered. But IRE know and tell you; are GLAD to make
the Palais Royal profitable readins to
you.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-22
lI.nsea Himself In His store.

BosToS. May Bilious Britt whose fame
as maker ofmeerschaum pipes Is worldwide.
committed suicide In his store in Boston early
this morning BY hanging. Financial dificul-
s ARE f aa SS re- sssss Of his st T9s
VERY carefully. From the wooden crosspiece
on which tho portiere which separated thu two
ni rope one end OF which he had formed into
anoose: 4 chair was his scaffold. and when
he had fastened the moose about his. neck no
chair from beneath his feet. Mr.. Britt was
born In Prussia and was "a years Of age He
came cam 70 this country about iorty-fye years
~ wood and ivory turner. which he had car-
,ed on up to the time OF his death. He manu-
iaetured many OF the most celebrated pipes
ever mado In this country.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-22
Cr...o'. Tr,umps Seem. A,,ur.s,

PANAMA. Nay 81 tFy Mexican Cable. vim Gal.
restoni.--The latest Trustworthy adyjces from
Venezuela are that three schooners laden
With war material have gone up the Orinoco
for the insurgent leader. Crespo. who has can.
tured Port Bolivar. commanding the river. A
cargo OF Msnnlcher rifles for Crcspo has h.en
landed at Point Chavez. and n Thousand nor.
At Choroni. and all have been transported over
4 detachment OF Crespo's iorcos are waiting
between Puerto Cabelo and Choronif '' fnr
further consignments. OF which they have Ind
caracas and I.aeuayra. 0stensibly VnI.noshiiny
TucAcas. and Puerto Cabello are Tor him hmit
~, fact the populace OF those cities sympa.
are engineering movements to supply tie
revoluti onistH with munitions OF war. Tie
triumph OF Crospo seems completely assured
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-22
Cl-ariag n Town N TIN Advertising siE.s.

SouTH FRAM1SaHAM. Mass. May 21.-The
Village improvement Society OF this town has
succeeded in clearing every tree OF its distlg-
uring tin advertising signs. by simple yet
novel method. 1t announced three cash prizes
to be given to the three boys depositing with
the Secretary the largest number Of tin signs.
which were plentifully distributed all over the
town.
and to- ay the prizes were distributed The
first prize was secured by 403 signs. the sec,
ond by ~ and tho third by IL total OF s ~
boys. but in the aggregate they were far below
what it would have cost had the society en-
ployed n man or any number Of men to do the
same work. The numb Der OF signs surrendered
by boys who did not win prizes was not an
noupced,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-22
TIE rnIRrr.pAY aILLs.
Gov. Frewer HAS Disposed or all Except -
Witch He Refuses 60 sligo.


Witch Re Refuses 90 sligo.
ALBANY. May 21.-Of the 4.447 bills which
the legislature left In the hands OF the Gov
ernor when 1t adjourned on April 81. he has
signed ISL. vetoed A. and 81 have been lett
without being approved or disapproved.
which. with thirty day" bills. is Just as
effectual as veto The Governor assigns as
his reason for refusing to sign the 52 bills that
they are all either rendered unnecessary oy
the enactment Of other laws. or are defective
in form or matter. or are opposed BY tho local
The fiye last bills to meet with executive
approval to-day were these:
7ss 3s a n S snug .o'
S s S
my cents FL; A., cit, o, Bun.
sy :n o e .sSps.:
s.:. s 81 ss %
n ss pas. p On tho on IN:
Broo ky legislators e have fair share for
among them are these:
;n bill 70 permit the sale OF
sw 81 6uS 10 Ga 'ss
for 9e Il: Sss ~ s
sssG and H. syya wha constitutes phy'c.
S.i. S f., tn: ss; y; ~ Of
a ssson ,nspscsSr Or other
IL s.@ fs4e' : Il; g fss:
xsssmpym.n op.'s. blu which sought 70 vest tn.
iIenss, II the Heard o. Estim..s and App:rtienms
~ sauna f: -
III: f S h.Ssx :s'%
b to .c. the Anal; 2,
y
soe,sons also x,ns rate Of Interest Brooklyn
S s. s;; M ,s
sion s
Harlan slS.s their accounts and turn the
r., :s sni
i a V. 90 j '''.u
s sees Of :" s,ses III s''AA"'
s; sSs .y..n ~ gssT' Sys.n Nv
utrsch!: a'.o to authorize the Improvement OF the
I'M placing tn: boiler .:Rsss
in the rank As the detective serEsants OF the po
sssss:;sc VII roc: as7: ss
senator McCarty's BILL to make tho term of once OF
the KTs Ell be
land III the Sixteenth Of Brooklyn for street pur
peses
Among the other bills that failed were the
following:
Assemb,ymAn Lang's empowering N rrisd woman
hiring action against her husband tho same as an
unmarried woman.
Asseinhlyman ,iunthers bill to create state Board
Of Architects and provide for the examin alton and
licensing nj all architects
Ps.S s s:2p'a1 'sss
or spark arrester when on the highways.
assembly man G. H. Bush's bill taxing corporations
OH the actual value OF their stock. .
Assemh Chamberlain bill. providing for the
appointment OF special detectives by tho District At
torneys and County Judges of any county. go
Assembly man Halls bin. extending until Jan. ],
1893. tn time In which veterinary surgeons are re-
Quired to re u certificate with County Clerks.
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vnssar Girls Go On an Excursion In n Heavy
Kahn st0rm.

PoUoHKEEPsrE. May 21.-During the heavi-
est rain storm OF the season. nearly 400 Vas
sar girls boarded the steamer Laura NJ. Starln
for an excursion down the Hudson. It was
comrlim entary affair. rendered by Mr.. Fred
erick Thompson. one OF the New York trustees
of the college On the way down the river an
orchestra supplied dancing music. and there
wer. waltzes. polkas. schottisches. and one
sl.sre dance. Luncheon was partak en- Of while
The turn for home was made near Fort Mont
gonery. and the excursionists reached the
college again at $3.50 F. NJ. notwithstanding
!" bad weather. the girls all said they had q
e ,od time President Taylor and some OF the
faculty were with the party.
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ATLANTA. May 2l.-Gov. Northen. In view OF
~" recent triple lynching In GAINESVILLE. has
.ssued an address to the people OF Georgia de-
nnunclnR tho outrage. Offering n heavy reward
nant OF law.
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job, Morley Offers to Bet.

LONDON. May 21.-Speaking at Huddersield
tonight Mr.. John Morley. the prominent
Liberal leader. offered to wager 100 to that
Parliament would be dissolved before the
end Of the first week in July.