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Injury to the Cotton Crop.

JACKSON. Miss, April :J.-From all portions
of ths state comes the report tia. cotton LAS
either been killed OK g-ea tiy injured by tho re-
cen: cold spell and frost. There IL Tins to
replnnt, bat the greu: trouble is that
In many sections there is no seed. This
complaint Is almost general. The re-
I I ting p,a a,. dof cO O".riv sesn
the surplus to BIO carried to tho Ma
ke;. A large Planter here yesterday RAID
after finishing planting he did no, have two
Bushels left, and all his neighbors were prac-
tically in the snme condition. lie did not sec
VIVA: was to be done ror seed to rcpiart As a
consequence much o: the land originally planted
in cotton will have to DO ploughed up and
p.aa:el In CORE.
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CHICAGO. April 25.-At last evenings session
Of the city council resolutions were adopted
welcoming the Duke Of Yeragua and tee other
descendants Of Columbus to the city and in
stcUcting the mayor and q committee OF the
council to present 20 them the freedom of the
city their arrival.
Two committees of the council. each to be
hesded by ths mayor. were appointed to receive
and entertain the Duke of Neraglul and PARTY
and President Cleveland and party. The mayor
was also instructed 20 appoint q committee OF
fifteen to meet the Phils lei rhia aldermen who
will arrive with the liberty bell.
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BrwaEE Or LIMITATIONS.

n n these busting times you have cot
TO mind your p's and Us. All that
riitte-s il not gold. All the schemes
u that masquerade under the cloak OF
financial acc JmnoGation are not eTedit
plans. They invite you to dance. but
maze you pay the piper. The
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He Was Possibly the Weaithiest Man in
Western PENNSYLVANIA.

PIrfsBURd, Pa, April 25.-Dr. c. q. Hussey,
possibly the wealthiest citizen Of western Penn
syivania, died at O'Clock this morning, Mr..
Hussey was probably the pioneer in the copper
business of the United States, having large in
terests in the Iahe Superior regions. He was
the principal s.ockholder in the Chronicle Tete-
graph Publishing Co. Mr.. Hussey was over 30
years old.
Last Saturday afternoon while at his home in
Shady Side Mr.. Hnssey slipped and fell to the
floor iniuring his hip seriously, The physi-
clans state that death probably due to the
injuries received ut that time
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chicago Markets.


ToRT MONROE, Va. April 25.-The transition
at For. Monroe has bsen thorough and COM
plete. A day ago the resort was, TT the height
of its social AID naval glory, AID today i: is as
deserted as the Ioe;ical country village, and
with the passing of ;hc feet ;here disappeared
also the gay crowds OF men "ud women WHO
have througed the hotels for days.
Plior TO the arrival of the men-oi- war AMI
during their stay in Hampton Roads Fort Mon
roe was the mecca Of thousands VINO added
their part in making the rendezvous u social
success, but the vessels having gene, tho
Center OF attraction has been trans
ferred to New York ard every train and every
available boat has been utilized in getting the
visitors OF. OF town speedily as possible.
The lobbias ard corridors Of the hotels that
only few hours ago rang with laughter are
now SILENT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-25

Warm Discussion Over Infant Damnation.
At the meeting Of the presbytery Of Phila-
delphia yesterday there was a warm discussion
over the Infant damnation" question. Before
the matter could come to a vote it was decided
to negative the overture, but request the gem
eral assembly to hand down an overture strik-
ing out all reference to the election Of in
fants.
The overture relating to the doctrine of pre-
destination was affirmed by vote Of s. to Is
after a hot debate. led by Drs. Craven and
Worden. The following overtures were at
6rmed without debate: Nos. 5. 8, 8, II, Is. IA,
16. H. 10, ~, 20,2i, n, %. "a, as 81 and g. The
following were negativsd: !, 8, 4, 6. z, 10, II
. and 26-
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Special D.spLteh 10 The fveniny Star
ElcHMoSD, Va, April 25.-An adjourned
meeting OF the Hicilnont. and West Point
Terminal Company he'd hsre today at
noon. No one put III AL appearance bu: Secre-
tary Crump, ami although he held majority Of
the proxies he again adjourned the NEE ting
until May 70.
These adjourned meetings have been tie
order Of the Terminal here for Soils time and
Will Ontinue to lie unless some tangible con
clusion IS reached III tue reorganization of the
com,A.ny's aiTlirs. When Secretary Crump
IVES asked why the messing was adjourned hs
snid. There was probably no business before
il
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-25

The congregation OF the Eastern Prssby terian
Church will hold it's last service In she old
building thursday evening. Tho rev edi;ice
opposite Stanton Square. On the corner OF
Maryland avenue and 9th street northeast, Is
not We: completed, but is go far advanced as TO
permit Of using tho lecture room, and
special service has been arranged
for next Sunday in connection
with the communion. 1t Ia probable that sery-
ices viii be held n the afternoon Ia the nature
of q thank Offering. The Congregation meets
tonight Tor the purpose OF calling pastor in
place OF Rev. DIR. Cornelius, vino died last
month. IL ID expected that another popular
minister from San Francisco, whence DR.. Cor
nelius came, will be called.
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The Street Railroad Deal or.

IL Is understood that the proposed street
railroad deal as Par ms the Philadelphia syndi-
cate Is concerned Is of. 1t is not known
whether the option Oh u control OF the stock
OF the Metropolitan will be continued after tho
9th instant. Ia the event the option ia not re-
newed the status o: Affairs VIII 10 precisely tie
same as before the beginning Of the peroti.-
tons. II is understood that the financial situa-
tion las nothing 10 do with tho failure VI tie
deal. IT was found impossible 10 reach an
agreement Us To the price.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-25
THE SILVER CONFERENCE,
II Is Decided That the American Ds,e-a-
tion Shall Return to Brussels.

One u the questions considered at today's
cabinet meeting was the reassembiins OF the
international monetary conference. The senti-
rnsnta expressed On the subject were adverse TO
any change In the date fixed for the next meet
ing a. Brussels. viz. Nay 30. Consequently the
American delegates will be instruc ted 20 return
TO the :e,gian capital III time for that meeting
1t is stated with authority that there will be TO
change III tho delegation u. present consti-
tuted, gnd that no new appoint
meEts will be Made even in the
event tina. any OF the delegates declins TO serve
further. Il is also understood that the instruc-
tons TO the delegates will embody no change
whatever in the policy of the last adm:nlstr..-
ton fo- the increased use OF silver as money.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-25

MOBILE, ALA, April 25.-in 1888 George A.
Pearce, then secretary OF Planters AMI Mer-
chants Insurance Company OF this city, de-
camped, and examination o. his accounts de-
veloped the fact that he was detaulter to the
amount OF SlO2, 900. Indictme ats for grand
larceny and embezziement were returned by
the grand jury. The sheriff o: Mobile county
recently discovered tia: Pearco was
in business Il. Abilene, Tex, and
was respected in business, social and
religious circles. He procured u reGuisiiiou
from the governor OF Alabama. and went to
AbeIine. Pearcc made determined legal effort
TO avoid eStradition. Yesterday Governor
Hogg horored the Alabama governors requi-
sition and the Mobile sheriff is Oh his way homo
with the prisoner
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-25
LAUNCH q. TIE POCAHONfAs.
The New Swift Vessel of the Virginia Sav,.
CATION Company.

WiLMisGroS. Del, April e5.-The new side
wheel steamer Pocahontas, built by the Harlan
4 Hoilincsworth Company for the Virginia
Navigation Company, was launched at $50
O'Clock this morning. The Pocahontas
is steel and iron hull ship of
POS feet length over all. 81 feet beam at guards
ard IL feet depth of hold. She Will lie supplied
with tue moot improved machinery and 10 re-
quired TO develop speed Ut twenty miles an
hour Oh her trial trip. Miss Lila G, Hubbard
of Virginia, vino Is "a Inca! descendant OF Poca-
hontas cArisicned the Weasel.
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MIR. BOOTHS CONDITION,
The Statement Ey tho Physicians and Hi
Friends TO Not Agree.

Friends TO Not Agree.
New York, April 25.-S:atements regarding
Mr.. Booths condition are as conflicting as ever
this morning. Dr.. Smith was with his patien.
for half an hour this morning He stated that
Ny. Booth condition had improved and he
was sure the great trasedian would recover.
On the other hnnd, prominent member OF
the club. who has access to the sick mans
chamber. says that Mr.. Booth has been in a
semi-unconscious state for the past .wenty-four
hours ami is considered in dangerous condi-
ton.
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lex. ,t.y.
Extra div, 81.
Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE. April e5.-FiOur fairly active un.
changed ISL barrels; shipments, 1853!
barrels; slles, l,5I5 barrels. Wheat easy - No.
4. req. spot. 754 u;bH; April, yo4 a.5h; May.
75'.a;5s; Jane, 7Ga!6h; July, !6L a.G}y; steamer
No. ., red, IN bid Gil!irs wheat by sample.
i3a.:-rece!ats .s,olO bushels; stock, 5.0,eoj hs!
els; sales, $4,000 bushels. Corn firm - mixed,
- bid; steamer mixed. ASH bid. White cora
by Sample. 81 bid-rcceipt-, 3,Gls bushels: stock,
i52,i27 bushels sales, 9,uCj bushels. oats Gl'et
and steady-No. white western, IiLai2; No. =
naked es!ern, 56l. a3i-rccep:s. l5,ocJ bushels;
STOCK, 5l,s.s bushels. Rye tiu.l-No. ., G.,9 aG3-
receipts, 800 bushels: STOCK. I',Tol bushels hay
guie: and steldy-good TO choice timothy, l5.Ucl
l6.Gr. Grain ne,gn,s firm, unchanged. Cotton
nominal - nlid,lling, Sd. Provisions strong
!ca; hams, l5I: Lara. refined, !. Butter weak
and casv-creamery. fancy, 3ia35; do. fair -
choice. :9a;! do. imitation, rs. Eggs quie:-l4a
lIE. CoEee Gaiet-kio cages fair, Ia; No. 4,
l3aal5h. Sugar s;ronS-S-anulaied, 5J-i6. Cop
per unchanged Whisky rrm-!..lal.e.. Peanuts
hrm, unchanged
BALTIMORE. April e5.-Ba.timore and Ohio
stock. 81 bid; Northern Central stock, 30 asked;
Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern trSts. l0!a.0's
do Erst incomes, IS bid; do. tGIri incomes. sis
asked; Consolidated gas bends, li3ha1l4j:; do.
stocks, e3Aa a63t..
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. April vs. Closing - Whea.-Apri.
1lsl; May, ~ July. al: September, 15s,a
1913. Cor.l-Apri.. Az; May, II July. i39a4S "a:
September, Az. Oats-hp:H 2e;a: May, .s's;
July, 2S'a; Se?temher. .o's. Pcrk-Apri. 1910:
May. 1890; July. 1855, September, 1915. Lard
lo.55. Shpr, rDsApr, 9.9O; May, $50; July, $50:
SeptcmDer, 1000.
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LONDON, April 25.-Jus:ice Hawkins decided
to-day that there was case against Sir Joseph
Isascs, one OF the directors o. tho Hausard
Union. accused o. having been engaged in
conspiracy to desraud the shareholders and the
jury, therefore, rendered verdict OF ac-
qui:,al.
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High Waters in Illinois.

VIRGINIA. III, April 25.-The heavy rains
Of the -ast ten days have caused the Illinois
and Sangamon rivers 10 rise at an alarming
rate. Both streams are on a rampage, being
four o. five miles wide, entirely submerging
several Thousand acres of bottom lands.
Farmers in the low lands have vacated.
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An ARMY EPISODE.
Lieut.. BrumbacL Insists IN the Aecep.ap
of HIS EeSicnatlou

Lieut.. brumback Insists an the Accep.a nee
of HIS Resignation.
Ad1utant General Williams today received q
letter from Lieut.. V. J. DrGmback, second In
fantry, insisting on the acceptance Of his
resignation, rendered several months ago.
The case Will be acted GA by 500
rotary Lamont this afternoon or to-
morrow. Lieut.. Drumback lie the officer
who has gained notoriety from his morbid
desire 10 live the life of "A hermit "A a mountain
cave In Idaho, far from the haunts az his fellow
man. II Is possible that, instead of accepting
nis resignation, the department will order his
dismiss al on the grounds of desertion
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-25

LONDON, April 25.-Ia the case o. Louis Clovis
Bonaparte, son OF the la:e Prince Louis Lucien
Donaparte. who brought suit to have his mar
riage with the woman calling herself
Rosalie Clovis Bonnparte declared null
and void, on the ground OF the
previous marriage Of Rosnlie to a Mr.. Ne.
gone. without subsequent lawful divorce. the
decree declaring the marriage Eull and void has
been made absolute, The validity being thus
established OF the subsequent marriage OF
Louis Clovis Bonacar:e to Laura Elizabeth
Scott
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TIN AND SHEET-IEON WORKERS..
Fifth Annual Convention Begun at St. Louis
This Morning.

This Morning.
ST. Louis, April 25.-The Tin, Sheet Iron and
Cornice Workers Association began their fifth
annual session at Wulhnlia Hall ut 10 o'clock
this morning. Mayor Walbridge delivered
an address of welcome, after which Presi-
dent Hugh Schwab of Memphis read his
annual report. The reports Of the different
officers had been examined and audited by she
executive committee Yesterday. and on pre-
sen;ation today were referred TO different com
mittee-, merely matter of form. The
proceedings of the convention are secret,
but it is understood that the revision OF the
constitution, the adoption of II system of APP
premiership. the eight-hour question: uniform
wages and other important matters will come
up for deiberation.
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RUssIA's EXHIBIT ARRIVES.
A Danish Steamer Reaches Baltimore With
AVAILABLE Cargo.

largo
BALTIMORE, Nd, April 25.-The Danish
steamer CORN, containing the Russian exhibit
for the worlds fair in 2.S3S cases. arrived here
yesterday from Libau by way of Shields,
England. She left Libau March 81.
The captain OF the steamer stated
that the value Of his cargo was 81 .OOo, 900. and
that among the articles are eleven packages
from the imperial government, which
were insured for 100000 roubles. or about
S23l 900. There seven boxes Of
diamonds from the Ural mountains and
other districts in the Russian empire. The
exhibit also includes valuable pieces OF Russian
sta'uary, paintings and other specimens of the
fine arts. Manufacturers are also represented.
The frame work Of Russian theater, which will
be erected In the Russian village at the exposi-
ton grounds. is also on the steamer. Village
life among the Russians will be portrayed by
peasant subjects of the car who are pa.sen-
gers on tho CORN. The exhibit will be for.
warded promptly to Chicago over the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-25

James Pollard. the colorod maa arrested IN q
policy raid made on u stable in south Washing
ton Saturday, rs published in Saturday. SrAR,
appeared IN the Police Court day and ,ieaa
6nliy 10 a oEa:ge Of promoting; poiicg. lie
VAS given ak months in jail. Joshua a-ling-
ton. who arrested at the same time, was
ACQUITTED.
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Real Esfafe 'rrausfsrs

Deeds in fee have been filed as follows:
W. r. Wilcox to P. J. Mcintyre. sublo: 81, So.
l6; s.. Same to Mary W. Thicker, sub 81.
do; g. c. Gessford to C. ]. Harper, sub
I'll, 50. 6Ss; Is. 500. G. B. Clark to A. J.
Clark, lot 6, blk. 81. Petworth: S2,375 W. H.
Manogue to d. II. Ogden, lot ", sq.57, George
town; 900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-25
BARBER CONVICTED.
The Bowie Murder Case 1t Marlboro Ends
This Afternoon.


Special Dispatch to The Evening Star.
MARLBORO, MD, April 25.-The trial Of Dan
Barber for killing Frank NJ. Bowie will be con-
cluded this evening. Several witnesses testified
this MOI ming in rebuttai. Mr.. Merrick, for the
state, made the opening speech. He was followed
by Mr.. ]. $. Wilson for the prisoner. Mr.. c. C.
Magruder closed for the prisoner. States At
torney Richard L. Brandt. who made the strong
opening sta tement yesterday for the state. will
close the argument for the state and end the
trial of the Bowie murder case.
BARBER CONVICTED.
Later.-Barber has been convicted by the
court Of murder in the first degree. Pinckney
and Barber will be sentenced in the morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-25

CHICAGO, April 25.-The worlds fair cere-
monies committee at its meeting yesterday
decided upon plans for seating tho visitors on
the platform at the opening exercises. Presi-
dent Cleveland comes first. then the descendants
Of Christopher Columbus. followed by members
OF the cabinet and other disnita-ies.
The board Of lady managers have decided to
celebrate the opening OF the building in Music
Hall. Only a limited number OF invitations
will be issued
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-25

Winnipeg. Manitoba, is in the midst Of .
smallpox scare. Several cases have been dis
covered among 300 immigrants who arrived
there q few days ago.
The Bank Of Wilmot. wiimot, g. D.. has been
dragged down by the failure on Saturday Of the
Bank Of Milbank. VIM n. Sergeant being presi-
dent of both banks.
An incendiary fire was started Sunday after
noon below the swamps at South Millvilie. M.
and developed into q large forest fire before il
could be gotten under control
Marshal Travis and i've other coiored men
Who were indicted for the murder Of Charles
Leap. white man at vivay, Wia, were &C
Quilted BY the jury after being ont Ays
minutes Saturday night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-25
Afnrrial.t, I,c-n.r.

Marriage licenses have been issued by the
clerl of tie cour. 10 the following: EGNasl y.
Schiller and Carrie A. Williams; Maurice Hail
and Ida S,ade both of Frince Georges county,
Md; John Dock and Anr.s 4. Riley; David
Rhodes AID Elizabeth Carroll; Thomas snow
den and Frances Bell; Charles ~. Y. Ilmmer-
man and Lucy 4. Ma-s;cliar; George "a. Proc
tor OF Leau.ori, 3. &, aud MarSzreG T. Watson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-25

pAnIs, April 25.-Owins to tho illness Of
Lord James Hammer, one OF the British men,
bers OF the Eehrirg Sea Tribunal OF arbitia-
ton. the tribunal has adjourned for one
week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-25
Death OF Mrs. Charles Edmonston.

Mrs. Francis Elizabeth Edmonston, wife Of
Mr.. Charles Edmonston, died at her home, OF
II street northwest. yesterday afternoon. The
funeral will take place from the house tomor-
row at 2 o'clock. Mrs. Ediaoaston was the
daughter Of ths late John Bergman Of Bal.i-
more. She had u large circle OF friends who
severely depiore her death and sympath izs
with the bereaved family.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-25
News by Carrier Pfyeons.

RICHMOND. Va. April 25.-Two carrier pigeons
belonging to George 7. King Of this city arrived
here this morning about o'clock. having been
liberated at sea last evening with messages
from the United States cruiser Atlanta, One
message read follows: The combined
fleets are standing out to sea in two columns.
accompanied by passenger steamers and
yachts The birds are all well. This message
goes by the last OF the Richmond birds from
the U: s. S. Atlanta wind east, weather
clear"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-25

LONDON. April 25.-The suspension is an
nounced of the London Chartered Bank Of
Australia. with paid up CAPITAL OF fl0o0, COO
and a reserve fund of $50 600. The London
office is at No. . Old Broad street. T.. c. 1t has
many branches III Victoria, New South Wales
and Q Queensland
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-25

ENSIGN ExxEs' SENTENCE ArPRoyxD-The
Secretary of the Navy this afternoon approved
the sentence OF suspension from rank and duty
for three years, on parole pay, imposed in the
case Of Ensign u. K Eyre, court-martiale for
drunkenness.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-25
NJ IRE

And l. writes q gentleman Who formerly resiied In
Connect cut. but who now resides at Honolulu. for
20 years past have used Ayers Hair Ni-or. and we
attribute the dark hair which she and now have.
while hundreds IF cur acquaintauces. ten a dozen
years younger than we either gray headed, white.
or bald When asked how hair has retained its
color and fuline--. reply. by the use o. Ayers
Hair VixOr-nothiuC else"
Antonio AlArrun q Bastrop. Texas. tells why he
RECOMMENDS
tie use Of Ayers Hiir vigor' In 1853. my afanced
was nearly bald and the hair kept falling ont every
day induced her to Ayers Hair Nigor. and very
only checked further lCs U. hair but
produced entirely growth. which has remained
Iuxuriant AMI glossy To this day. i recommend
this preparation 10 al in need Of o genuine hair
restOEer."
AYEIvs HAIR vIGOR.
Prepared by
DIR. ]. c. AVER CO.. Lowell. Mass. e. 8. A.
.a.e
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H,shop Conway dead

DUBLIN. April 25.-The Most Rev. Hugh
Conway. d. D., Roman Catholic bishop of K:l-
lala. died today. He was coasecrated Febru-
airy 4, 1872.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-25

Farewell Banquet to Minister Gray.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, April 25.-Ex-Gov. Gray,
minister to Mexico, was rendered farewell
banque: here las: night ut the Grand Hotel by
the flower Of the Indiana democracy, led by
Sterling B. Holt The banquet was an elaborate
affair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-25

BOMBAY, April 25.-Dr. Haffkine, the bacte-
rial.st who recently came TO India to make ex
periments IN the prevention o. cholera by the
incubation of cholera virus. has inoculated 400
persons at Agra and no evil results are re-
ported
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-25
RAISING THE FLAG.

The Norwegian storthing, by vote Of IS to
81, has decided to suspend its sittings sine die,
owing to King Oscars attitude Of opposition to
the storthing on the consular question.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-25
. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

The following are tn: openny.and closing prices Of
" ire to CoEson Mccartney. Iilo = street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-25

This afternoon, in the Crinina, Court, Jus
tiec MoComas.a nolle pros. was eatersd in each
OF the following cases: Vim. Beciman. false
pretenses; Charles Garrett, alias Charles Green,
do, and Joseph Washington, grand larceny.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-25

ANGOSTURA BIrTERs. SAYS LONG TINE
"a sunersS from indigestion. thorouehly cured NE.
sole manuf.eturers In. J. o. b. sIkGERT 1 SONS
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AN INSPIRING SCENE,

Down the bay the scene was inspiring, in
spite OF the dr;zzling rain that made the fiags
Of the fee: and fort ZAP drearily. All the
merchantmen being in the harbor appreciated
the event and raised their co,ors in its honor
The Brazilian cruiser Ninth OF July which
has been in port for several days anxious to
show her appreciation OF the. events which
today inaugurates. weighed anchor early in the
morning, sooa as the Announcement
was made that the big squadron Of
warships had been sighted through the
mist that lowered over the water ard started
down the big bay to greet and welcome the
teet her cannon joining the general fusilade.