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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-08-23
LITTLE SHOW FOR RIMI.TALLrsM.
BalfOur Does Not Think Conference
Would Settle Anything.

LONDON, Aug. 22.-In the House of
Commons the First Lord of the Treasury,
the Right Hon. A. j. Balfour, replying to
Sir John Leng, Liberal, member for Dun
dee, who asked whether he would advise
the government to invite an international
monetary conference. said: II am, and al
ways have been in favor Of an information
al agreement, but 1 have not the right
to pledge my colleagues and l do not be-
lieve that an interna tional agreement would
result from an international conference"
t. z. OConnor referred to the case Of
Mrs. Florence Maybrick. who is serving
a term of Imprisonment in prison for
poisoning her husband, and for whose
pardon numerous petitions have been pre-
sented to the home secretary, both from
English and American sources. Mr.. OCon-
nor said in regard to her that there was
an intense feeling of dissatisfaction, both
among American men and women, with
the trial and conviction, and he believed
that the Lord Chief Justice shared this
dissatisfaction. He thought the time had
come when there should be a revision of
the unfortunate woman's sentence.
Sir Matthew White Ridley. Secretary
of State for the Home Department, re-
piled that in view of the strong feeling
which prevailed he would consider ii his
duty to inquire into the case. as the re-
suit of the representations made by Mr..
OCOrnOr
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-08-23
The, Newfoundland Scare.

ST. JOHNS. n. F., Aug. 22-The expected
stoppage Of the railway by French warships
causes great excitment here. 1t is felt that
this is a crucial point where England must
make a determined stand against French
aggression else sacrifice Newfounand's s
prosperity, which chiefly depends upon the
development of internal resources, made
available by the completion OF the railway.
Premier Whiteway has started for the Bay
of Islands, where trouble is expected to
arise. The British gunboat Buzzard leaves
tomorrow to reinforce the flagship Cleo
patra, now near the disputed coast Con-
siderable correspondence is taking place be-
tween the local Ministry and the Salisbury
government relating TO the matter Eng
lands course is watched with anxiety.
Fomenting Revolution I'm Russia.
= BERLIN. Aug. PA dispatch to the
Cologne Zeitung from Warsaw says that a
revolutionary movement. connected with
which many arrests have been made. was
recently discovered at Odessa The move
ment was an extensive one. Agitators, il
appears. have been stirring up the people in
the west and southwest, who are described
as being exceedingly restless and ready to
break out in open revolt. 1t is added, how
ever, that Ii is doubtful if a general rising
will take place, but plans looking to such
an uprising has been made, and the situa-
ton is said to be very strained. The govern
ment seems to be prepared for any events.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-08-23
TEMPLARS AT BOSTON
PREPARATIONS FOR THE TRIENNIAL
CONCLAvE OF THE ORDER.
Nearly 10000 knights Expected to
Participate I'm the Grand Parade
Accident Near Montreal.

BOSTON, Mass, Aug. 22-Preparations
for the trsennial conclave of the Knights
Templars of the United States are being
made. Observation stands are appearing by
the score along the line Of the great parade,
and hundreds of decorators are engaged in
hanging bunting, flags and emblems on
buildings, aud the electric-light display will
outdo anything ever seen In New England.
The floral decora tons in the public gar
dens will be one of the features of the
city's decorations. Here two handsome
floral arches are being erected, and hun
dred Masonic emblems in flowers and plants
are being arranged.
Tuesday, the day Of the grand parade, in
which it is estimated nearly $4,000 knights
will participate. will be the great day of the
week, and If the weather is fair it is be-
lieved that over 100000 visitors will be in
the city. Excursions from all parts of New
England viii be run to Boston, and banks,
public Offices and large business houses
will close for the day. Places OF vantage
ly, the prices ranging from 81 to $40. The
committee arranging for the parade pre-
diets that IL will be one of the grandest
pageants America has seen. There will be
over 500 horses in line, one hundred bands
will participate and scores OF unique feat
ures are promised by Knights from different
few business sessions OF the conclave, and
the week will be given up mainly TO pleas
ure. Excursions and receptions almost
without number have been arranged, and
IL Is estimated that Boston will spend over
$500, 900 in entertaining her guests.
steamer with knights Aboard Sunk.
MONTREAL Aug. 22-The steamer Terre
Bonne, from Kingston for Montreal, with
several communicates OF knights Templars
on board. struck reef at the foot of
Cascade Rapids and sank shortly after en-
tering the Lachine canal. All the passen-
gers were landed safely. The low water
in the river was the cause of the Terre
Bonne striking the rocks.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-06-12
8ernaGlaBi9te groSe SoSte.

Selbt bas @rab zines Der alerberbiente=
item @taatsmGnner, bes grpben 6in1nalntniz
tiers bes 8iirgerfrieges, @almon Yoet1ono
@baie, Der frii6er als 8unbes1enotpr boa
Sbto uno 3ulebt als> Oberbunbesrid+er fo
8eoeutenbes %leiiete, lit Bis iebt p6ne iebes
Mterfmal. limb bDn einem fpiirbioen Gent
NAL fir ben Mann, Der audi burG feline
f4One uno itattGi4e GuBere @rf9einu1!q Der
piirbige @esenftono etnes iol9en lein tpi:rbe,
1T erft rebt ni3t bic 9febe. Oas Ghu|ez
Sentmal, boB auf Der G6icagoer @eltausz
itelung betm Sbio>@ebdube 3uIommen mil
9tanDbtlbern anoerer beri6mter Obioer al
ieben mar, 1T gering. SEPT BADEN einiae
Sreunoe beg grpBen Mannes bon fid aus
Die Wtttel tpenigitens fir einen ipenn audi
etnfa9en 10 bod tpiirbigen Oenfftein aulamz
mengebra4t, Der inn G~incinnatier 6prina
@rope Sriebbofe auf bem@rabe erribtet perS
ben 1ou. Mls @6afe am 7. Mai1S73 ing2en
Yort geforben mar, tpurbe er in @afhinQton
betgeieBt. @ber iett Oftober 1886 ruht er
auf benz %genannten 5rieb6ofe Ieiner Sci
mat6itabt.
Die @erbients, Uel6e fi9 Gbafe po. benz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-06-12

3u 1@0nen BdrfdnIagen trpden 9elegt. Ote1e
Trau unD berI9tebene anbere t61ten bel dut
eiqene Soften fir bic @r9dltung unb Uer=
16Dnerunq BON Weount 0ernon. Gin 0trf6z
BART nur6e BON einem @e59enf Don $4,000,
bas Die SD6ne elmer friibsren 8t3ezgtegentln,
sFrau Gobert Campbell bDn Wfifoltrt, 1pertz
6eten, angelegt, Der jebt f4One Sbtere gum
8ertauf 3ie9t.
0te @inri6tung bes r6erren6aufes"
(Man1ion) tptrb Iprgfdm 10 er4dlten, fpte tie
WaI6inqton 1nb feline Satin Wtdrtbd bdt=
ten u1b tpte fte Die fpGteren 8eit5sr nnperz
GnDert lieBen. gu ben Dielen Mtoer1ten CIT
ben Batter Des 8aterldnbes, DelGe feline alte
Mobn1tGtte btrgt, tommen forttpdDreno nod
at1bere, Die bier pber ba entbedt, bon freiz
qe6iqen Yatrioten ertporben nno mad Wtount
8ernon ge{9idt tperben.
Oie Mount Gernon Gables Nfoctatipn
bat i6ren Sreibrtef bonn Staat 8irginien
u1nb tpirb BON Stats tpegen bur9 SnIpeftoz
rem fontroIirt. Oreibig 9dmen aug pers
f6iebenen Staaten Der Union bilben bos
grec1tipz GDmite."
Dieter MittbeiGung bes gbitabeGp6iaer
8lattes fiigen mir nod folgenbes bel:
Ser 96rduenbereir fdltfte bie Dber ertpd6n>
ten 200 Mcres neb1t ben @ebdufimfettcl, UNI
ben genannten greis bpn benz bamolisen
8eitber Spbn 4uguItirte WaibingtDr, einem
1rgroBneffen bes groben Maibingtpn. Oils
tpenige Sabre na9 bieIem 8erfaufe bic grobe
@flaben6alter =&ebeGion gegen Die 1nipn
losbra6, f9GoB biefer @rpBneffe bes @aters
Der Union, bes Monnes, Der tets no6 Nbz
f9affung Der @flaberet tra6tete unb lei
Ieinem Sobe ale feline Sflaben nit 8or=
~fe6rungen fir lire 3utunft frei4a5, fi9 rem
2el1ter an, tpel9e Die union 3erreiBen lnb
bic Sflaberei berepigen tDolten. Gr !purbe
Mitglieb bes Stabes bes @enerel Zee, fiel
aber gum Slid i'm 5~lpeiten &riegsid9re, 11no
10 bate man ni9t mehr ben tra1rigcn Nm
blid zines Marnes Namens @a51in9ton,
Der gegen ben erbabenen @etit bes groBen
@a1btngton fdmpfte.
Die pben erpdbnte Stiftung Sap 9ou1b's
1T pobl Die ein5ige i9Dne Sbut 0es grpBea
8lut1dugers. Sur9 Tie fam elmer Der fpi6z
tighten S6eile bes alten Mafbington'19en
Suites nieber an W}ount 8ernon 5uriid. CUR
3eit bon @df6ington's Sob umfaBte bd5
@ut nebrere SauIenb Ncre. Oo9 c1S N1z
tional6eiGigt6um geniigt bds, mas Der6rauen=
berein ieBt in 0Gn0en bat, bd eS ben fpi9tig=
fen She'll Der groBen Glantage unb 1amentz
li9 bic eigentli4en 8obnpldbe umfabt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-06-12

Sin fonberbarer 8au5 bteTer 2onis
S9obe! Ser brabite &erl, no es fi9 um
8ertbeibigung Der perf0nli9en 6rai6eit gcz
gen Probibition unb dbnli9en 3tpailg 9auz
belt! Nber in 8iirgerfrie9siaden nod ine
mer Der berbiIenite alLer @Opperbeab5! @tatt
it9 ols alter 5reuno oes Siibens i6er bas
f9Dne Ser D6nungsfet BEL Der 8ebelenoenfz
maltpeibe in @bicago nit gu freuen, mdfeIt
er an DerTelben berum unb aerrt obne icben
logif9en 3uiammenbang an Die 6eittafel
bos @efpenft feines ebemalieen GGienten,
bes unoliidieligen @noerfonbi1er 8erferz
meiiters 8ir5, tDe54er trob Der %etfrtgen 9erz
t~beibigung fetnes @ntpaltes S9dbe II Maibz
ington BON etnem aus @brenmdnnern be-
1tebenben &riegsgeribt Der @raufdmfeit sez
gen ~gefangene unionsiolOaten f6ulDig Be-
funben unb bemgemdB gebentt tpurOs!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-06-12
George @aiDtn9ton's 9etMt Tito
ScfTctt QSertu aItCriMnc.t.

Mie in iebem Sabre, 70 bat au9 in 0ieIem
bds @recutip=@ Dmite bes dmer,ilntlb er
Srauenpereins, tpel9er bas ~NdtionalAetligz
tbum Mcunt 8ernDn bertpaltei, Wnfdn9s
Stunt cine Sabres1tbune in Mount 8ernon
felbft obgebatten; unb betndbe ale bretbig
Mitglieoer, au9 ipl9e aus ferne1 1peitli4en
9taaten, fanoen fi9 Elm. Set bielem Nnz
lafie rtef Der npbilab. 9emotrdt" folgenoe
54atia9en in @rtnnerung.
nWafbingtOn's Mobnung, @ruft unb etn
She'll Ieiner Ylantage gu Mount @ernon am
Potomac itnD bon Der ,Nationol MDunt
8ernon Gables NHoctotion" gum g%ationdlz
et9ent6um gema6t porDen nno perDen BON
benz 8erein aIs bic geneibte @allfd6rtitdtte
Der NotiOn in Dor5ii9libem 3utanDe etz
balten.
OieIe r 8erein biGbete ii9 1856 unb lArttt
fofort gum Mntauf zines Sbeils BON 0}oun!
8ernpn, Der 200 Mcres umfaBte, !oofur
100000 eeaabGt nurben. On Der @pt5e
bes 8ereins itebt cine Eegenttn. Die critic
mar MtB @nna pdmela Cunningham,
pel9s ben eriten 9o[lar fir 0ds Proiett etlz
~lieferte, tpo5u cine Golefte BON ie etnem Doll
lar auf Die Perfpn ausgei4rteben iporoen
mar.
@on uIIen @eiten, au6 bonn Irslanb
i~trDn1ten bic Oolarbeitrdge. Der ~Neip
Yort 2ebger" CAB $4,000, als 8e3a1lltng
fir bic NufFdbe bes beriibmten &ebner5 GOz
parb Gberett, pel9e berfelbe Elm gar5es
Sabr lang, obne bas 9onorar fir ii9 Ielbit
anounebmen, an iene 3eitung ~lieferte. 9a5
@runbftiid lit iebt 240 Icre groB, tpopon 30
Elm @ei4enf BON San @oulO iinD, Tim cine
2onbungsiteGe am SuBe bes Mount 8ernon
garfs gu li9ern.
Sin @tid Der 8eItbung, nGmli4 NieDez
rungen am 6luBufcr, mar Sumpflanb, ltl1o
tDurbe nit einem Mufpano BON $4,000 bon
Der 8t5ezG egentin Srau g90be u. 9earlt,
@atttn bes beritorbenen 8unoesl %enator5
9earit bon Galifprnien, auf eigene Soften
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-06-12

9as ftrdntm repub1tfantf9e
Gtncinnutier 8p1fSbldt t urt3eiIt
ii6er g1ebelanb's n II n OberbHnbesz
a n pa 1T, ben es ais @inctnnGt;er gerau
fennt, 70:
v3u bte1er Grnennung fam man bemBrdz
fibenten Ii gratultren. Die juriItif9t 8ez
%fGbigung bes &i4ters 8 a r m 0 il fteGt auber
aQem 3petfel. Nu9 lit er Elm Mann bon
Gbaratter unO bat ftets Die 6eferen 3enbenz
aen Der Demofratti 9en gartei Jertreten."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-06-12

Gs oM6t feline 3euuns, mdbe ee 10 wHe gmbrhuu9 uer ben Sarnert 1peueu
uer bmen bs @ehns bt me bas Go9enblatt Der uSQuots Staats9tun9". Gas 1T
anerfannte 3bahobe
Sn 6Mse behen e9na N6 bfe aussobe nfenr 3etung gang bsOnbers gu eeonn=
1naduuoeu upn Smn= Temufn, pon NuSaul6en, Germit6n 'DbI Gepd6ten pon SWz
mnw e ibnbaupt fr @n5asen, wetbe mad usenb me3T &i8tuns OFT Snteene fr
Tb oor fir 9ete we6ei iii Hduen Sri6afn wo6nen unb nit tbren An6n9m
enen 0qi6f mue 0Tbruun9 mr Der 9dnmep0ltmumg GJeen noQen.
I'm bu pIen 9nrageu, we6e mir tarG9 lit geus af 9rGie fr anae9n I'M
g8o6nbot sebubt baMn, ou9emein gu 9enM9en, SGen mir bteiaben nd6febenb: Sr
eew0bnGbe @usemem i'll Hemr @dnft faint f3 Sober bm 9ris iebf berebnen, inoem
iems 8ort4 @entS fofet. 5rbi lit jeo6 SIT bemrfen, Bop fir htne@ n5e9e wenissr as
100 bae1net mb.
8rokc Mnseigem display adv tofm 90 Gms per v@9ate" Belle.
aurase mb anfosen fuOn prOmph GrGGsune.
Suttois $taats'etttno o.,
,anna FINN Gbtrnpn, all.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-06-12

6riehcnlaro.
Na9 Der nit 146 gegen Al Stinmen err
folgten @ripGblung 3aimrs, hs5 eanbiooten
Der partei 0elbannts gum proItosnten Der
9eputirtentammer 5eigten be Wttglieoer
bes Cabinets benz in Satpt tpe;lecneu &onig
i6ren &iidtritt telepbpni19 al. Der &0niG
be]9ieb barauf ben Ni9ola5 0elDannis gu
ft9 unb beauftragte tbn NIT Der Siloung
zines Cabinets.
9aS neue &obinet 1T tpte folgt su1amz
tnengeiebt: Sinan3en: Ni6olas SelDannls;
MuspGrttges: Stou5aS; Snneres: Mauroz
mi9dlis; &rieg: @molenB; Slotte: Bar
bpglis; Su1tt5: 2eDiOis.
1nerifo. s.
General leonardo Morque3, Der suriidqez
fe6rte 0erbannte, lit franf, unb beabit9tigt,
Iobalb es fein @efunbbeits5utano erlaubt,
1i9 ouf's 2dno gu begeben, UNI Der Gu6e gu
pflegen.
Wittels uno SiosNmerifa.
0ie g1a9ri9t, bah @ua1aquil ben ecuaz
borif9en &ebplutipnGren in bic 6Gnbe qez
fauen 1T, pirb beftdtigt.
eS~Sqnucto Gobles, Elm ausge1prp9ener &dz
bifaler, 1T gum @ouperneur Der Stabt err
nannt tporben, SIS berr19t in ber1elben BE-
beutenbe Mufregun9, aber in tpentgen Sagen
ipirb Die &ube unb SrOnuns tpieber 4erge.
fte1t Ietn.
Die proDin3en Manabt unb @smeralbos
.befinben ii9 in ben 9dnben Der Batrioten
unb bic Gepolution 9ebt Der lebten erfolgrei=
c@en Grifts ertgegen. .
Mus @cuabor 1T bic Na9ri9t eingetrof=
fen, baB fiG Die &eboluttonstruppen, tpel6e
in Manapi, @smeralbds unb Mobpla qs<
1tanben BADEN, auf Dem Mar59e mad
QuaDaquil befinben. 2aut fpdteren Na4z
ri9ten iiber bic @9la9t Bel 8aba6oDo.
bauerte oieiel6e a9t Stunben, unb berloren
bic 3egierungstruppen iiber bunbert Mann
an~Sobten unb 8%ertpunbeten. Son ben y1ez
bolutioltdren blieben As Mann tobt auf bern
@9la4tfelbe unb puroen a9taebn pertpun>
bet.
Evening star., 1895-05-29
ACCUMULATING SENTENCE.

Frank Hall Made Things Lively in
Court.
There is an unwritten law that persons
urder the influence of liquor must wait
until they get sober before the courts will
hear their cases. This law was violated in
Judge Kimball's court this morning, and
the result was that Frank Hall, a young
man, victim of alcohol, got himself in
serious trouble. Because of his intoxi-
cated condition he was almost unmanage-
able SO far as his tongue was concerned.
He used loud, profane and threatening
language in the cell and this language was
repeated in the presence of the court.
Frank was down town last night and
when he started home he was intoxicated
and had a quart bottle of whisky in his
pocket to use when he got over the ef-
fcctS of his spree.
But he fell off a street car, managing,
however. to save his liquor. Policeman
Peck was on hand at the time, and when
Hall became loud and profane he placed
him under arrest.
Then Frank ndulged in cursing match,
which he kept up until the station was
reached. Threats were made and the pris-
oner caused trouble until he was landed
behind the bars.
This morning the young man was far
from being sober when he reached the
-court. and the keeper of the cells advised
him to keep quiet when he went into court,
but feeling as he did the effects of his
last nights conduct he announced that he
didn't care - -" what was done
with him.
send me down as long as you want"
said the prisoner, land when l get out I'll
blow Miss Burns - brains OUT
Hall had an idea that Miss Burns had
caused his arrest, but S he really had moth
ing to do with the case.
While the policeman was giving evidence
the prisoner was muttering threats and
profanity and the court imposed a fine of
SIS or six months in the workhouse.
He repeated his threat, and for this he
was given three months in Jail.
Evening star., 1895-05-29
Policy Sentence.

William Woodson. charged with violating
the policy law, was sentenced to sixty
days in Jail by Judge Miller today.
Evening star., 1895-05-29
Deranged Digestion

is almost universally followed
by decreased vitality. Cod-liver
Oil is the natural remedy for
decreased vitality, but to pre-
scribe plain oil to one whose di-
gestion is impaired is likely to
aggravate the difficulty. But
there is way to take Cod-liver
oil and aid digestion at the same
time.
This way is SCOTS Emulsion
of Cod-liver Oil with Eypo-
phosphites of Lime and Soda.
SCOTS Emulsion not only pre-
sents Cod liver oil in a palatable
and easy form, but the Hypo-
phosphites are themselves an aid
to digestion and a remedy for
the nervousness of many weak,
emaciated persons
Scott & Bovine, NY. All Druggists. Soc and ST..
Evening star., 1895-05-29

Presentation to the Victor Drum Corps
Captain Jas. F. Oyster commanding the
National Rifles, has presented to the Victor
Drum Corps beautiful drum majors
baton.
Evening star., 1895-05-29
Rear Er.d Collision.

There was a rear-end collision between a.
coal cart, belonging to the Allegheny Coal
Company, and carriage belonging to Mr..
Everett Hayden, at the watering trough
near Pennsylvania avenue and 7th street
about noon today. The cart horse had been
watered, and the driver was backing the
animal, when the carriage struck the cart.
One of the carriage wheels was broken,
but no one was injured.
Detective Proctor, who was present when
the accident happened, arrested Thos ].
Galloway, the cart driver, and hello him to
answer a charge Of .recklessness.
Evening star., 1895-05-29
DECORATION DAY MAILS.
Only One Delivery Will De Made
Hours of Collection.

Only One Delivery Will BE Made
Hours of Collection.
Postmaster Willett has issued an order
closing the money order and registry di-
vision Of the cily post office to the public
tomorrow, and directing that delivery of
letters be made by the carriers of the
main office and stations at 1:30 am. Main
office collections will be made at 1870 and
$50 am. and pm, while station collec-
tons will occur at Il and am. and pm.
There will be collections in the county at
am. and pm.
The following stations will be open to
the public for the transaction of business:
East Capitol station, to Ii am. and to
pm; Georgetown station, 6 to IL am. and
3 to pm; Southwest station, to IL am.
and to pm; station c, to 10 am.
Evening star., 1895-05-29
Buys Anything
I'm the House.

People who have bought Of us know that we
sell as cheaply on credit as other folks do
Tor cash-if you not satisfied on this
point-compare prices-ours are marked in
plain figures. We sell the Refrigerator that
took first prize at the worlds fair-the
North Star. Every size that's made is here
prices range from $3.50 to $50. There are
q thousand rolls of Mating on our third
hoor-the very best and most durable kinds
we'll tack 1t on your floor free. II you
need carpet We will make 1t and lay it
free of cost-no charge for waste In match
Ing figures. Brussels Carpet, 30 cents a
yard up-1ngrain Carpet 25 cents yard.
Take your choice Of 300 Baby Carriages
ask to see the one we sell for S5-others
clear up to $50 Solid Oak Bed Room Suite
$13-only one of a hundred styles-all prices.
Plush or Tapestry Parlor Suite, $22. .5O-lots
of others-up to $20O. A little money weekly
or monthly pays the bill.
Evening star., 1895-05-29
To Go to the Court of Appeals,

Judge Cole this afternoon overruled the
motion for a new trial and in arrest Of
judgment in the case OF Della, alias Cor
della, Cook and Frank Mackail, convicted
Under the Edmunds act yesterday OF adul-
terry. Mr.. Campbell Darlington, on behalf
Of the defendants, noted an appeal to the
Court Of Appeals, and, as heretofore stated
In The Star. the case will there be made q
test one.
Evening star., 1895-05-29
UNDER UTAH LAW.
Two Cases of Adultery in the Police
Court.

Louis A. Duran, a butcher, whose resi-
dence is given as 2O19 14th street, was in
the Police Court today charged with adul-
terry with Florence KiInbSll, alias Bessie
Clark. The warrant was sworn out by
his wife, Mrs. Rose Dunan, who lives at
No. 475 New York avenue. Miss Kimball
has been summoned to appear as a wit
ness against the man charged The case
was continued until next week.
Charles Clements of 61S Sd street south
west was charged with similar offense
with Bertha Freeman. Mrs. Lucy Glenn
eLts. the mans wife, who lives at 36 De-
frees street, made the complaint, and the
case will be tried tomorrow.
Evening star., 1895-05-29
A National Desfre-

Wolf Warschawsky, a native of Poland
hut naturalized citizen of the United
States. today filed petition in the Equity
Court for permis sion to change his mama
to William Wolf His real name is William
Wolf, he states, but he became known as
Wolf Warschawsky through adoption by
an uncle named Joseph Warchawsky
Evening star., 1895-05-29
An Additional Private.
building Permits
The Bill Dismissed.

Judge Cox today dismissed, with costs,
the bill of complaint filed October Is. 1892,
by Morris Murphy against Thomas Kirby,
holding that the allegations of the bill We're
not sustained by the proof. The parties to
the suit were partners in the paving and
grading Of streets here, and Mr.. Murphy
claimed that the defendant had failed to
sccouEt to him for the receipt of several
thousands of dollars. and prayed for an ac-
counting.
Evening star., 1895-05-29
One Word
From You

BINDS the bargain. We are ready to send
the Mating and the Refrigerator out to your
house 'oday-and any thing else that you
may need You can pay us for them little
oy httle-as you earn the money-we have
no notes for you to sign-ard there's no
Interest. Your promise to pay
Evening star., 1895-05-29
DISTRICT GOVERNMENT,
Police Cases.

Police Cases.
The following action has been taken by
the Commissioners in pending police cases:
W. r. Cook, fined $50 for gross neglect Of
duty; Private A. B.. Hunt, warned for gross
neglect of duty; Private r. r. Bowie, fined
$40 for absence without leave and Private
Fitzgerald fined $40 for gross neglect of
duty.
An Additional Private.
William Smith has been appointed an ad-
ditional private on the police force for duty
as janitor of the johnson School.
building Permits.
Building permits have been issued as fol-
lows: Chas. NJ. Farr, to erect three frame
dwellings on Bennng road northeast, to
cost 5000; b. NJ. Sweeny, to erect two
brick dwellings at Nos. 80 and 81 Pierce
street northwest, to cost 81 500; Robbins &
Mills, to erect two three-story brick build
ings at Nos. 1117-1119 Oregon avenue north
west, to cost $500; Henry Kuhn, to erect
one two-story brick building at No. $50 11th
street southeast, to cost 5000; B. Leonard,
to erect brick dwelling at No. 34S o street
southwest to cost $1,2OO.
Evening star., 1895-05-29
Division of u Draft.

An amended petition was filed today by
the complainants in the case of Belva A.
Lockwood and James Taylor and others, in
which q restraining order is asked to pre-
vent the payment Of certain treasury
drafts until ownership is declared and
proper distribution is adjudged by the
court. The drafts in question are for
$4,000, and were given in connection with
the prosecution of an Indian claim known
as the "Old Settler or Western Cherokee
Claim"