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The evening times., 1897-05-28

thur Strauss a partner Of the house of
Strauss Co, and member for the Gambler
! ry division Of Corn well, and Frederick 4
Wilson, member for the Middle division OF
Norfolk. The reserve player for the Com
usuneTS is Charles + shaw member fOr
Stafford, and the reserve player for the
Americans will probably he Richard g.
Shannon OF New York
The rules were arranged by Representa-
tive Pearson Of North Carolina, for TIE
american team and John Hannikcr II atom,
father of the Imperial Ocean Pending
Postage, and member OF Parliament FOR
Canterbury
Il has been arranged that five gentlemen
from the embassies and legations there
shall keep score ana time iUr tie British
team Tity viii probably Re TIE Earl VI
Westminster, atta,he to tie british en-
haSsy Senul Don Juan du orc inst SccIe--
tary to the Spanish legation, MI Raut-
kOwSki, Of the Russian legation, ana Or. l..
Nogel. secretary of the SWISS legation, ana
the American team VIII te siuiiarly repre-
scented in London.
Sir Julian paunCefutc, the British am'Jas-
sad0T, has been invited 10 hc present duIiH&
the march, ana Col. John Hay, the Ameli-
can ambassador 10 tie court Of St James.
viii he present, ana probably act as referee
ca the other side.
The moves VIII he transmitted over the
West em Union and Anglo-Americau CoEa-
panicS cables, and viii probably take
minute for the transmission OF each move
The wires VIII run direct nura the House
room 80 the Parliament Isu,n, and the
operators detailed VIII lie practical chess
players.
The evening times., 1897-05-28
A Big Clothing Deal.

H Friedlander & Brother are people
who never let an opportunity slip, es-
peeially if it is in the interest of their
customers
Their latest splendid piece OF mer-
chandising is the purchase of the $780,
600 stock Of clothing of the defunct firm
of Alexander Wilson & Co, 7o2 Broad
way, New York, from tha sheriff for S1S,-
600.
They have lost no time in getting il
moved to their store at the corner of
Ninth and Z streets, and have now
host Of wonderful bargains TO offer their
many Gus tomers. The stock was all new
goods made up for this summers trade
Their large announcement on another
page tells the whole story in full of this
notable piece Of enterprise. which is so
characteristic of this eld- established and
well-known firm.
The evening times., 1897-05-28
MAN WITH a SLOUGH HAT.
Brady'S Friend Started Counting at
Three When Fitz Was Down,

There were three in the big verascope
fightlast tnight-Corbett and Fitz .ofCourse,
and William MuldoOn-says Yesterday :
New York World. The mighty wrestler was
not on the bills, but the bit Of persona |
annexation he put into the show was highly
TeIIshed 10y the audience.
They had reached the sixth round The
young man who calls off the va riOus i'm
pOTtant stages of the contest was getting
along finely In the sixth comes slight
interruption in the action.
That, said the young man, is due to
a controversy over the count While itz-
simmons was down -
\ buzz of excited comment from the
front row, and then a big figure jumped
up and faced the audience The round
was done and the house lighted up for IL
brief spell Everyone could see the man 5
face. Hundreds recognized him.
"Muldoon! Muldoon!" was the cry from
all parts of the auditorium.
MuIdcon bowed Then he began. The
audience roared its appreciation. a speech
would be just the thing. Three feather-
weight ushers rushed down tn a Isle There
would be no speech if they could help it
But Muldoon only blew them aside with
lis big right, and they collapsed. Then
his voice rang out all over the house
''Iou will observe" he cried. in the
lower right-hand corner Of the pictures
q slouch hat 1t covers the head Of a
creature who came in as a man You are
fortunate that the slOuCh hat covers his
face from your view.
Il don't know his na me ,and don't want
to. He is q friend of Mr.. Brady. The only
controversy was due 90 his unwaTTanted
action. When Fitzsimmons was down this
creature began to count off the seconds
in loud tone; but he began at three, with
the evident intention of confusing the
referee.
Il was there and was doing my duty
as official timekeeper; doing it properly
and aCceptably. There was no controversy
about that / inquired who this creature
was, and Mr.. Brady answered that it was
a friend of his / told Mr.. Brady that his
friend had no business there, and certainly
no business to act as he did. | directed him
to keep quiet and he did so.
II make these explanations now to cor
rect the false statement which I am told
has been made from this stage at every
display Of these pictures"
The evening times., 1897-05-28
CAUGHT IN THE ACT.
James Warren Gets six Months for
Holding Up Man.

Atpl'ihE II a
James Warren, colored, was brought be
fore Judge KiHbaII this morning by Police
man Sears, who testified that he caught
the prisoner with his hand in the pocket
of John Douglas, also COlored
When sea relied at the sta ton neither of
them had any money on them but Douglas
claimed to have lost 50. This sum was this
morning found at the corner of Fourteenth
and + sheets northwest, where the arrest
was made, by Greenwood Johns, who
brought it into court
Johns testified that he h al watched War
rem for fully twenty minutes going
through the other man, and after the
aTres' was made he went to the spot and
found the money lying underneath an iron
girder, where the prisoner had evidently
thrown it
After hea ring the evidence the judge said:
''It seems to me that you a re the kind OF
man who ought To be locked up out of the
way. 5000 bondor six months in jail"
The evening times., 1897-05-28
GRAND ARMY MEN IN VIRGINIA
W:ll Report Upon a Site fer Bat.
tIefipld Park.

VIII Report Upon Site fer n Bat.
tIeficld Park.
Fredericksburg, Va, May 2S.-Thc COM
mlltee of the Grand Army of the Re publ,
composed Of Gen Edgar Allen, past junior
vlcc-c -comnander-in-chief g. A. r., chair.
man: Gen. Daniel Pallau, Providence, Z.
l.; Hon. Henry f. TantOr, Hartford, Conn
and Col Albert E. Shoies, Savannah. Ga,
arrived here yestt riay evening and were
cordially received by Mayor W. S. White,
Capt NJ. Il. Rowe and Judge j. B. Sen..n,
This committee was appointed at the grand
encampment last September at st. Paul TO
investigate and report upon the matter IF
establishing a national battlefield park
on the hattlefieldS of Frede ri CkS burg,
Characteristic, SPOTS ylvania Courthouse
and tie wilderness. A handsome rtcep-
tion was rendered the visitors at the Ex-
Hotel last night from 8 to II
O'Clock.
Today the committee will visit the bat
tlefields of this county, accompanied by
the committee named.
The evening times., 1897-05-28
CAUGHT A PROFESSIONAL. CROOK
James ID. Harper Arrested just il
the Nick of Time.

James d. Harper, professional crook,
engaged board at the house of W. S.
Leamon, No 163 California street north
west, last Wednesday, and yesterday dis
appeared taking with him two gold watches,
a breast pin, and other jewelry, valued at
$S1, the property of two other boarders.
Detective Gal aher found one of the
watches pawned for 81 and tracing he
thief caught him just as he was abput
to board a train for Philadelphia
He denied all knowledge Of the thefts
but otheis of the Stol en- articles We're found
upon him, and he was taken into custody
Harper, whose whole appearance sug
gcstS the old-timer, showed his acquant-
ance with law procedure thismorning, when
in the police court, without legal assist
ance, he waived preliminary hearing
Judge Kimball held the prisoner in $500
bond for the grand jury.
The evening times., 1897-05-28

Tic annual prize drill OF the Gonzaga
College Cadets viii take place next Thurs
day at Marshall Hall, instead of on the
college campus, where last years drill
was held Active preparations are being
made for the event, which comes 1T the
very close of the school term There will
be 20 change in the program of exercises
presented in 1896, except that the music
will be rendered by the cadets battalion
baud The event Will be made an excur-
sion or cutting. the proceeds of which viii
he applied to the expenses OF the annual
encampment, To be held in August
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OPEN ALL DAY AND EVENING.
Sundays, TO 5
623 | 9th Street N. w
DEMOCRACY IN NEW YORK.
Ex-senator HIS Views as to the
Action of the State Committee.

New York, May 2S.-Ex-Senator Hill ar
rived from Eimira yesterday and met a
number of his friends. When asked about
the probable attitude Of the State com
mittee on the question whether or not
the Chicago national platform of / SS6, re
affirmed by the Buffalo convention. should
be indorsed this year, he said that the
committee would undoubtedly follow the
precedent laid down last year in the State
convention just prior to the Chicago ma
tiOnal convention, which did not reaffirtn
the national pla atfOrm Of S92.
Chairman Danforth, of the State COM
mittee, and JamesC. Truman, chairman Of
the executive committee OF the State com
mittee, said yesterday that it was not the
proposal Of tie State committee to inter
fere in any way with Leader She chan, of
Tammany Hail. and whatever policy Mr.
Sheehan adopted would be acceptable to
them.
The evening times., 1897-05-28
ST 5,
9O4-Se6 Seventh street.
DIED,

SlERWOOD-Sud uddenIy. MAY - 1897,
M his home on Rhode Island avenue ex-
tended, county, JESSE r. SHERWOOD,
Sr., aged fifty-fiye years.
Funeral, private. Saturday noon. In
teTment Alexandria, Va 1t
PRICE-At National soldiers Home,
Virginia, Wednesday evening. MAY 26.
1897, Rev. WILLIAM PRICE. chaplain Of
the Home and father Of the late Mrs
Charles p Lincoln
Funeral services at Home chapel, this
friday morning. IDteTment ut Arling-
ton, Saturday, May 30, at 2:3O o'clock
y. H., fEOTu Lees, 332 PennSy Sylvania ave-
nue.. 1t
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1t has the
---------------
Weight of a Bible.

Medical testimony thatis genuine iinplies
responsibility. Those people OF this Coin
thunlty VINO are To-Day urging ana entout
ing the sick and afflicted to place them
selves under tie care OF Dr.. Walker l4ll
Ia ave, adj. Wizards HoteD are elther
committing a sin or are doing duty. VI
these people there has not been one Dut
thousands, in the last few years, VINO
have proclaimed in print and III pubic
their personal experience.
The evening times., 1897-05-28
Annual Cruise of the EIks.

The steamer Pentz was gaily decorated
with flags last evening on the occasion Of
the annual complimentary excursion Of
Washington Lodge No. 10, Beneficial ana
Protective order of Elks, TO River View.
The steamboat was Gro wded with the lofly
Eiks and their friends, and an excellent
program of special features was rendered
The excursion was a pronounced success,
and reflects great credis on the counnittaes
of Elks and The mana cement OF River View.
The evening times., 1897-05-28
Jane Moscley to Colonial Beach

The fast and popular excursion steamer,
Jane Moseley, Will enjoy a monopoly Of
the daily excursions business 10 Colonial
Beach this season. The baltimore own
ers will again operate her on this route,
under the mana cement Of the Colonial
Beach hotel and amusement enterprises,
which controls the two piers. The large
force of painters and decorators at work
on her new dress" win i'll a few days
turn her over to the owners, beauty and
a joy to thousands of patrons that will
sail the blue Potomac. The Clyde pier
will be her permanent point of departure
The evening times., 1897-05-28
SUGAR SCHEDULE WILL FAIL.
Informal Polling Indicates Lack
of Votes in the Senate.

of Votes in the Senate.
New York, May28. "A Washington special
TO the New York World says Some of
the members of the Ways and Means Com
miutee have been making a canvass of
the Senate on Mr. AIdrich's sugar schedule
They report that fOrty-seven votes will
he cast against this schedule, thirty-six of
which are those OF Democrats and the
others Populists and Republicans. If this
canvass is correct the sugar schedule can
not he passed in its present form. Its
opponents favor the House schedule.
tits believed to be Senator Aldrich's aim
TO get the sugar schedule into the hands
OF the conference committee by passing
through the Senate different schedule
from that Of the House. Then he hopes to
he able to compel the House conferees to
accept very material modification of the
The evening times., 1897-05-28
at is the Best on Earth"

That is what Edwards & Parker, mer-
chants, Of Plains, Ga, say of Chamber
lain's Pain Balm, for rheumatism, lame
back, deep-seated and muscular pains
Sold by Henry Evans, Wholesale and Re-
tail Druggist, S38 F St, and Conn ave-
and st. NV.
The evening times., 1897-05-28
MARRIED TO A VASE.
The Curious Rite Taken by Grief
Stricken Chinese Maiden.

san Fr1Hcisco, May 2S.-Frum Loochov
China, CUmesthe news that Miss Hsu, ,daugh-
ter OF one OF the gentry, was married re
Gently 10 red flower vase, which was
substitute for her dead betrotned, the
son of the vice chancellor OF the Peking
Imperial Academy, aud former optimus
OF Haniin Academy.
The youth died a few days before the
wedding day, and the bride vowed that she
would forSwear marriage, and observe
widOwh0od in her bctroihcd's family
Hence the curious marriage ceremony 10
the vase. A memorial will be sent 30
the Emperor 10 erect granite arch at
LoOchow, TO commemorate the bride s
virtue
The evening times., 1897-05-28

To get first audience with Mum
Jun'n great -dnSS SSfniiHfhu Wh8fis
fiiaFY&I3HS SY8Fk III tH9
cure of disease have
ELECTRIFIED
The whole city-All the streets
leading to this health center
are thronged with those who
go to MuuyOn in search of the
priceless boon of health and
strength.

Munyon work continues to be the en-
crossing subject i'll this city. During the
past few days nearly 200 patients nave
been discharged as cured, after having
failed TO get relief from any source what
ever.
II all these 200 coulo be permitted to
speak 10 the readers OF TINS paper a. once
what tremendous sensation wOuldIoliOw
Unfortunately the limitation OF great
paper prevents that, and so but a few OF
| the many appear
EVIDENCE FOR MUNYON.
Judge James A Bleds0e whose home is
in Atlanta, Ga, and who Is temporarily
west, Washington, ID. C., says: Il have
teen years, brought on by exposure. The
disease became chronic, with the result
that it contracted my muscles and distorted
the joints. The pain caused while inc
muscles Were contracted almost COIu-
plctely destroyed my nervous system |
tried the best doctors in the South, until
they exhausted their medical SIKH, with
but temporary relief. / have taken gal
Ions OI wcL advertised blood purifiers
and patent medicines Recommended for
rheumatism Spent four months at the Hot
Springs In Arkansas. Also tried the Su-
vance Springs, Fld. Warm Springs. ga =,
ana HlllInan Electric Shaft at HIllman,
Ga, and without securing any perina-
dollars. Munyon's Rheumatism Cure taken
in Connection with MunyOn Liver and
Blood Cures, has benefited me more than
everything else combined, and after the
doctors had pronounced my case incur
able -
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a Presiding Elder,

REV. V WASHINGTON, late pastor or
Lanes Chapel, corner J 4tn ana slS ne
and now presiding elder OF this dlSlricfi
haTdl
II hnrr nnffrrr-1f from IN tar III nf the Egae
tlioatr and lungs for ci ght years Was
ei1lacidted, had night sweats. and eSpecto-
rated great deal. was fast going mo
decline, and my congregation dcspalreu
OF my getting well My voice failed me
SO that IL was necessary to have suDsti-
tute at times TO fill my pulpit. About
three months ago / placed myself under
the care OF DR.. Walker, with the result
that today | am practically a new man,
able to attend my church and parish
duties well as ever. ! advise all suf-
fercrS to call on DR.. Walker"
On such authority none can sln or err i'll
commencing DIR. Walker S treatment.
The evening times., 1897-05-28
SOUND MONEY CLUB TO ExCURT.
The Club VIII Sail for Marsha II Hall
Tomorrow on the Manchester.

The Sound Money Club is booked for a
royal good time tomorrow. The club is to
spend the day at Marshall Hall and the
committee in charge has made splendid ar
rangemcnts for really big time down the
river
That the members OF this organiZatiOnar are
not all entirely devoted to the study of the
deeper problems of the money question
is proved by the fact that they will pass
the hours III dancing, bowling, shooting for
prizes, mounting into space on the Ferris
wheel. and last, but not least, banqueting
The boats taking the club down will leave
at 10 a. m 2:30 and 6: 80 p. IN, returning
to the city in good time
Marshall Halls looking it's best at pres
ent, ana a big crowd is expected.
The evening times., 1897-05-28
STATIC ELECTRIC MACHINE
AND
The LIFE CHAMBER.

Have you a pain or an ache that you
would like To get rid OF in from wo to i've
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Have you any stiff joints or paralyzcd
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Are you extremely nervous
Are you weak and de-pOudcnt!
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II you have catarTh, II you have cough,
II your nervous system Is out Of order, II
you feel brain-urtd, il you need more
strength or vitality, II yOJ are troubled
with any throat OF lung disease, come and
SIT ten minutes in Tie NE chamber.
The evening times., 1897-05-28
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medical attention.
The evening times., 1897-05-28
UNpERTAKERS

House schedule If he cannot secure IN
ad yalorem duty on sugars lie WIN insist
upon increasing the differc ntial 10 he
given to the trust
The evening times., 1897-05-28
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The Helpless Lord Chancellor.


The responsible Office of chairman
or president Of a legislative body is one
that generally carries with it both pow
ers and privileges. There are, however,
exceptions to the rule. In the British
house of lords it is not the lord chancel-
lor but the whole house that is addressed
as my lords"
The speaker is the sole judge Of all
questions of order in the house Of COM
mons. In the house of lords such mat
tiers, when there is a conflict of opinion,
are decided by the whole house and not
by the lord chancellor.
If several members of the house Of
commons rise simultaneously to take
part in a debate, the speaker decides
who shall speak first, but if two or
more peers rise together in the house of
lords the lord chancellor cannot decide
who shall first be heard. It is the voice
Of the house that determines.
Happily etiquette is so strong in the
gilded chamber that it rarely happens
when the house by cries expresses its
desire to hear one of the contending
peers that the others do not give way.
But some years ago there was q notable
scene over the question whether a peer
who had risen from the front Tory
bench should be heard in preference to
a peer who had risen from the front
Liberal bench.
Neither noble lord would give way,
and to bring the curious situation to All
end Earl Granville moved that the Lib
eral peer be heard. The house divided OH
the question and decided by a big ma
jority that the Tory peer should be
heard first.
1t is difficult for the average man to
understand why the lord chancellor
should not be able to exercise authority
which is vested in the chairman Of
every public meeting, but there is q
subtle constitutional point involved in
this apparently ridiculous procedure.
All peers are equal as Legislators in
the house of lords. No one of them can
be vested with authority over the others.
volved it is the whole house and not
the lord chancellor that must decide the
issue. London Sunday Magazine.
Life In the Suburbs.
II suppose you know Jinks, who lives
out in your suburbs" said the new &C.
quaintance pleasantly, in an effort to
be agreeable.
II know Of him." returned the SUBJ
urbanite coldly. "but the fact is we
don't move in the same class"
"No?"
"Oh, dear, no. I 60 home two trains
ahead Of him at night and come down
one train later in the morning. -
| Cleveland Leader.