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Decorah-posten., 1898-07-15
i~vruHtria nil m6eIe,

Den ivarit llosnrigsmiriiitr Del
Gdsit bar ialt iii Spduisns ambas
idorr / paris. Stuor e,on Guitillo. At
5rdrtris ai,rns Oil paal9sg, I'm Nm
busiaorr / 8aibiHgton at unotrbdnei,
ON frso. bpis Spanisu tiadeer bet.
Nan bar opaipst 9Ian,n ON. at Giisrr
ria "a SraHtri9 | Screening 'tuIoe op
trade / WaihinqtcH.
Sdudita bar liennem CATTLE ! %
ris abort Stormagtsrrs opmsrtiom
ruu. at Nsmms 8auiit!ilbsctr oil op'
i;aa / 5panitn. ON gualduo dnmooss
ON at otltdss / Srsosurbsrblnolin9sr
ne. Sole Spori.u er sieruemlpret al
Dab til alt tngslH.
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-15
Si!ss a,p. fnr Spru @iit.

Nvs. Ole III. Sraoist5 tr ! SueioH
5tlcet uso arrtft, sf:tTat bun Barrie
eiori Jorire pdd at foys,i!, tine to
Smadgui:sr m,o 9a%riitrsrfUt. d
man irDlites FOR. al bun tunot rare
fnosiorrirrst, btcrortee Gcnasr
Qvu1uiit 5sRots mtnt1ls SiIitauo Ius
etyis1i; msH eit.r eenHt tuuot SGssn
bare ~srtl1r,, al bun mdati. lHitts ior
aanosirif. Wrneishsosrut nil MI
tc9s ia AZ Sdatu pda IN mere giens
HsTulritsRne Wdaos for at ueNnce.
hpao es, .uEoe pUIs for I,otip:r. ION
bepGgsoe hsuos Ill al piIs iorsiits lirt
SfrR.
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-15
miscnuhn.
Sire. Aaais 3. easru sss

) en- aIety al 40 aar osee Rrs.
aHnis 2. 6astr uo Slai: Rt1tr ddls
atH Ok o.. gun iano.ts oa gir,i
5eutn Iisssnos ofe ! Strssn; men ri;
0lr sH naiurIis Orb. Seuoes giano
CO 10 iuad Ssrn titerIcper htEoe.
I2r. Slssn 0ar ! TssrftIe.
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-15
san IN insusuhrrs til stutsmiliirn.

R,tozburgs WilitGt.omg1HI Ct nj
~iuletoliat % renter | otRHt llse at
bli1s i~nomenitret Statsmilitien.
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-15
Gu Stisr ipr Observation-Disclosures.

@ibllHo SHmbsr Gr.s % dHorss
Srssmadl mob Wdihhurn. Sapfslo
& Srou 8iDsr Railpan ior uouGpz
nslis az IN Rtcsiper cip.. sr inoitilei
rso Cpertns.cmit. Vrotssieu lnldgs
oes pdd Den Sjo, Ia SsrUhdusislfdbet
ri ia ppsrIact Re :ioliasrs oultaIte
-Gcuntn 9io Scnos.- 9etts auIets
fem en- Ssisr icr SsrnbaneislFdbet, Ga
bette oeroso iI,pper for zen toItb1rt
Retsitrio. Oct me Som9dui ho!osr
reaslm9sFss Sos igans msIlsm 8oihs
burn ca Sron Riusr, "a SericutrdNten
iluloe beannee ben 15os ,Suli.
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-15
SinterhpeSen hsiies.

IRA RcrtbFslo bersttes unosr llts
b.: Ssarmerns her / Ggnen er opmnns
TREBLE pper Srituoiigterne; be bste9ner
benz ipm DC bsoite pad lang lin.
Seilaattm sr i fulo Sang, og uobpts
let sr betppsIist; bog bar Regn pda
line Stsner piriet Ituoelis pdd SpaIitss
ten. Spspen sr / ppperlig Pertaining;
bet famine giGloer alt drcst Smdds
Torn. 1aar ri en- uss til al 0ob5eig,
pil al Care bare pper. Gbtn6 Bugs
bar life pptraabt i tore INITIAL 7aa
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-15
Ssbe,R m mer "a

Srpcf u wtr Ia
uee rae Criep. o. .igst iilb1as II
Better. Wlon .RH,tr tReca g1a
nrlpt RsitrvtH. GiIfas,r I'll N
ins,rs uto q. at ssI ! 9ortasalI
mGatidt r,gubtiiaHs Vasii. ipr{
nil IElst 01uesrut @lisoei. en-
boris,t Spauisn i,ifsr ia al m
aonssbus.
~ Sni.asssesia al ~usIans.
S,Ecr eu Sois o. 2fiinar.
raria. fem ify srissn tiitsrts
ipanr, 2ssaticn ! RafhiHe;oj
blspns usgiFt ira Canada &c 1
cmhcto ! Tampaibt; Ottoman.
aili, ga 9Ppntt,al BEN l2ts SuIil
r1t Iparnt Spiorsr % hole. n
urr 8yrnI,n az ss Tcrtrtot 4
fem mugia for al ,urre mart, N
fem ttr icr,slor. % isnN GerI
ntrpm til Waoris. Gl gr,p fra
rani1 bisp osiuappt. al en- 0t1
"a Ct 5%otcGraF sttui i.not,s til
.larSs ambasiaefr | Wdibius.on|
Sultan Qaunt,iot,. ea# fiaeE (
taotlia pjity Al eu @oic o. sfitr|
orep Spicn,rj / ftcr Still.
Camera saa eitnpeirH.
GHetn rol Den mtssi emf
frantic Err,ei,ior til Iilippiusru
ZEN. Srete IL !
Rr'tr birm. sittrii san tapos a
100000 Qtie;as for q; Tippt
licunsm Su,g'lualsr- Ru a. 81
ter Wiootltapti. Sans flGdes
sts I'll at lor'pirt i,lps Splnier(
Qd,icn iuari oil btisat. Dad
tar tt aarp. Gle for BET .omiH
tross I'm Snmpdthi for Spunie
Se lite Iunt rGr, at Ie. n1ar De
lGdmaras Grpoitiou +, a ild II
uoiaIo be iioltt Spariere men
Ran 'ulo, ioriale Gmtri'dnsrns
flippines CIR. inotdge Sdpal
bom6aresrs san Sraucisto.
BEN itors plan aadst cp ! FRA.
irnufs gitiiohpsblaos IattsrIisd
drmt Splrisr, pan bel 'slslisN&
tittrtr CTsnbah. Tom ! en- al ID
msoisr idosr Redp,Is Sonae "eaI
gatisn mtp 10000 Wano, mtT
msy nto iaitn Tor III, mere at al
6iadro" aaar suope idnpiot.
ipadr 6dmara ben famine z
icm Wpntsir o. 6erpsrd III.
cmilas ! Europa.
Gittr Sampions "a S6I,Bs|
peo SdRiidgp CT Der inotraaot
Smilag / BEN suroprilic presie
qeIitmGuoens Dor no, pGrsi psn
ogIaa; men bet par AT BoIiti
oerimoo bar oe iaas. piritlig
for gmtri,as Ssmaat. 9e
Islp. ON england bar ida sped
Tom gmsri'a. og ON BE- tnsslf
oTictrsr "a NarirsioIoat,r iorf
mansUrsre % iraTis iua gooi
dmtri,dnfie. Te itadr ipilsnoe
irgtr en- bis 2rrft | at Grte I'd
ga b 6laGbe". tiger be til ID
Re Rabo. -pilot Dantisrue
pdd en- Hoe; mGtsrs sr ben lie.
% ipdr ou sne inrss. at ben
iraunmanoen blir INT, met
per ! GnUtrrt. Der ter pare
!, bpao GugdIimauosn Tiger.
ipanite Stibs. iom bar iartt
par bngest ! SrnrtrTa.
1nIttrns bar itiitsi Zone os
MI, at gantisn ioritadr al fdi
sr bare irsmosl,s ponoe pda W
for bans bstisnoit Soloiop. iou
! lamb piftnot iIoe libel. men
oaar iaisn / 1inslen sppsn.
: De pUre ameritds beniis 0enns
be, ~om bet life pmadp ia mso
! az Sefptielie. iom bar seslasi
DEL al Dor Snouitri % bragt
! al os iii getlsrfapeu. Msn
7olt sr gantisrre; bet fan I'M
neate. Ss tr life bare 3r1mI
I tantts isr, at D, fun icritoo d
! aole 5b.bs, opor9te 6riie
SonSsl; men ! ben IioTts I'll
label % it. at Der peida sr|
Stof til en- MiIitrrmast / D
Ten enit Tar."
:. 9rins Ssnri, al preusisn,
> ppbpIO,r iis ! De sitlise 5arp|
: sierns reii, | Sapdn; men 9
? bar 'parst. at ban itte tor Ioi
{ BAN gsnnitsIIe. 9stie ,omT
, melia opsrran.uos Tor BEN.
! orgmt ON, al Sapdn sr blsod
Gisrtt 9ano. Sduobtoen e
"Ria.t PED Solsns Spsans1
4 ilaar pad famine StaRopur
nsp Yin M net u0eiteunte
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-15
Sasbrns iGttes isans.

Charles Builder 9umber So. bar
aa6nst 1T Sdgbrus. Itripes ira Reo
8ins. 0riftsn bar lisgst neos sruns
bet Wanssl paa 3emmer.
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-15
scrmsnl bar sinrns Oppr.

6ra gisiabon ~ilripts I'll "2ouoon
Tdilp RaiI". at BEN p~ortugiiits Re
eierina isIa,r llopitiiusen ! Sponien
mso itpr ae.paasiusnbeo. Spis Der
Spanitn ppitaar inors 6orpitlingsr,
ca liar hpis RepubI,tansrns bsannosr
at yere pad ia. oil Ycrtusal ienos en-
SGr til 9rGni,n. SHiesrsr. iOm sr
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-15
aommcr ION ira DC feec.

Otter st 5SrapGr al 20 glar Tom for
leesn Tag Sdmusl 5uIlmsr hism III,
Sdra6po for at finos fine Smadeuttsr
iom pcrns MGnb % Suitrucr gift mco
Or. ". Sonss / Ssltou. Wis. Weeet
mslsm Mano oa !Suitru par rerenoe.
3enne Gnod Grbsn rsiits usit for 20
gor iieen for at ires 9ptten. Siosn
Tom BEN Gftsrrstning, at ban bar Boo,
oa Suitrusn nso / fIsrs @ar en- pens
iiur. 1uamsr refer tilbaee til 9s'ten,
% Suitrusn iprbliper hos i'm dnosu
9idrp / Seltrr.
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-15
sbng itiaalrt fra Gnpsrnprtn.

! 6runop Center ppodeeoes bet /
l!Hl9s, al TO 9canl0ontnser uoisst
St3g pdr fraitiaalet 9upsrner Srrate
S'lss pna bans Ssarm Der | RRrbsoeu.
Ut bar en- ganbe SbRgtDoe, iom haps
srepet lit Spill. Sp9get blsp ferit
a't til cen II MiI isnosnfor beligz
aTNt Station Seaman "a oerfrd ienot
Y Ebitago, bppr Sppsrs piloe iGl9s
slampen for $4,000. Men Soms
a':'lonshanblsrne bsgpnote at latte
-i:tdnte % tsleerafsreoe til Ratio
1,oonten | 9runop Center meo Jpre,
s't9'd ON, hpprlsoss bet forbolot iig.
sl rem Bis blep Spperiet optlaret.
~ Soies LOB anitile en- llnoeripgelis
N1Hot i'm &p9gbeItano og fanot, at
q oor I~tiaalet iaa meget Sp9g ira
-ds 6drm, al BET piloe uogjsre TO
Pc SOgnlabninesr. Sdmme Rat.
".9'srtet icrsgit. blep Der osIaa i~tiadlet
NFs ira pmtrinebcenee 5drmsre.
z btnntteos Sppsns iii at rioe pdd.
! ee ierts &pGget til gedman, p9
2' hem bsrsfter los.
sasm ainloer IN halu Niaion Iplnrs.
Slitrittsopmmer Wotefislo | Siour
sfA fol | oisIe Gage afgisre en- Sag.
q 1lGIosr en- halp WiQion Dollars.
aa9'n orsier Tia ON Combinations
.'tn eler ben Iuatalpts "gueiNc
''ort Cine gribae" pper M~isicuriflos
N 0'e Siour Gitp. 4rbeihet paa
'rns BRO blep ieaneiat for 8 aar
Nn az ct Spnoitat al be Boomers"
0 5lb Stebet til ida mango al be
l''''asenoer, for hpilts Siour Stir
woe Ia iad bem9rtet fort for penges
wen ! 1893. Oct gar MATTE csIaa
,''tost pua ben habit fulofsrte Srp
,Snlt. 5or at rebbe, bpao reboes
s'os, ounneoe artbitorsrns | bisie
S.a''rotioretagenper BET iautdlpte
,S''oiis Communication Gompanp," os
S''ns GisnopmsbsEobsre blep anmos
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-15
Ten enit Tarr.''

9rius Ssnrii al preusisn.
ppbpIO,r iis ! De sitIise 5arp,
sierns rciis | Sopdn; men q
bar 'parst, at ban lie tar IoI
BAN gsrpitsIie. 9site tomb
melid operraIisnos Tor BEN.
orgmt ON. al Sapan sr bIspd
liiertt 9dne. Sduobsoen Il
~Riaet PED SoIsns Spaane1
faar paa famine StaRopnr
ben lib. oa bet uoeittugis d
meoe. NJ 40 Milioner I'd
100000, fem bar tilsgnst I'D
be iriitns Sauo,s 9ultur.
er SsoYinssr. 90 mango al bed
nrmQ.eosos AZ Sab MOB De b
nupGr,nbs rusffs esar 4
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-15
S~rgsrmilitrte Temaulrrs.

Ses Wcines W(ilitGrtompdni al
Rsars msritrsoss ino ! oe 6orsnsot
Statsrs Sisusits / Cusodgs. iii cen
Gucs anton rsr Sirsoas til Sea
Mcines en- SIicsr ira Ssfsripu Sars
rdcts, Wc. Gnos Sranot, en- bpie
Mano, sr aaytsin for 9pmpanist,
iom bill uoeiers en- Del At he Rt9i
msnt Rsssrs Smmunss. Oct Ste oe
Ste Sdttsri al lei Snfantsri. lsiret
Camp Mc&irisn, sr oeiaa inomrns
itrtos / Sisrsitsr. antasslie pil oisie
snonu for6lips / Ssirsu i nogsn lin.
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-15
s,uao 1ronuiusta vii eaa iro paa.

Gbriitino CT piIie til at u%nberbanoIe
ON frso meo amsritn. hpis bet life
Hitler Tor bauros g~etinssIisr. DUN IN
mes, bun gaar ldngt. uaar bun lHos
rsmmsr Guba liaibargisbsS.
Den i~tdtt.ls apinos sr i en- ubsbas
aelig Stiaire. Dc ub~suIanoIte ri
niitrs trGngsr iro paa bsnos "a oil, at
bun for ,nautr 9ris mal girre Gnoe
puu 9riatr; men bsnoss Rddosipers
holosr iaisn.
Sfslae q telegram til "9onoon
Vines" sirsoas ben 12t, os. bar Sa'
aafa WiniItsriet tagsi aiNso for at
oips gtaSs ior Ct Raao. ipm Ear mans
a, militGre Glsmsntsr | iig. eagaitd
btnpless for, at bdn al S,uipu til IN
eosu Sit,er6sO bar itsunet irem. ION
han bsgpnots % hOloi aris,n addshos
trobs ale 2,osrlag. Oct me Utiniites
RUM I,al pare mere ftsmt for Jreo.
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-15
Slnnro rr msois.

Gubds @eutrdliaptsir. W. glareo.
Nal bare isnet ct sabtIgram til ma
bri6. 6pcri ban iortGasr, at Spdnisns
iripiaigs DER pau Zen rnitsr al fort
latte 9riasn. ioroi osn bdabsr q: tuune
ilad @m~sritansrus. 6por tort 5db
oisie bill lips. iatisr bon bog lin
blanep".
Evening star., 1898-04-07
COAL OUTPUT OF 1897
The Amount Produced I'm This COun-
try Broke the Record.

The Amount Produced In This Coun-
try Broke the Record.
From a preliminary statement compiled
by E. w. Parker, statistician Of the United
States geological survey, it is shown that
the total output of coal in the United
States in 1897 amounted approximately to
19S.25O.OOO short tons, with an aggregate
value of $19s 100000 a fraction less than
81 per ton. Compared with 1896. this shows
an increase in tonnage Of 6,270,OOO tons, or
about 33 per cent.
The Increase In the valus of the product
was only N.700OO0. a little less than nine
tenths OF per cent. The amount of coal
produced In 1897 was the largest on record.
Inc average value per ton was the lowest
ever known. continuing the declining tend
ency which has been shown without any
reaction for the past six years.
considering the industry by states. Penn
3ylVania holds her usual u ,sitton. The COM
bined product of anthracite ard bituninous
Goals from the keystone state amounted to
M6.ooo,oOo short tons, nearly 81 per cent Of
the total output "a a
Pensylvanias pefeenthge Of the total BIZ
luminous output Wis 3P her output Of soft
coal being 54,OO0,O6t tots Illinois remains
in second place, with a. total of little over
2OOOO,OOO short tons. West Virginia comes
third, having fncrEased1 her output nearly
100000 tons over ASA. and leading Ohio,
tons. Alabama re&thed her maximum out
put of 8, ,S93, ITO tons, aifd stands fifth. To-
wa, sixth, lacked 6hly 50 900 tons of reach
Ing 5000 900 tons. Maryland produced A.
- - oo0 o0 tons. and Indiana little over A.
Evening star., 1898-04-07
LARCENY OF ENVELOPES.
Charge Preferred Against Jane
Verser and Robert Mills.

ChaEKe PF&1eFFe0 Against Jdmc0
Verser and Robert Mills.
The trial. begun yesterday, of James ].
Verser and Robert n. Mills, indicted for
the larceny of 100000 envelopes, the prop
erty of the United States. was continued
today before Chief Justice Bingham in
Criminal Court No. /. Messrs. John {.
CLANCY, Thomas G. Hensey, Alphonso Hart
ana Leonard ]. Mather appear as counsel
for the defendants, Assistant District At
torney Shillington representing the gov
ernment.
Representative Joseph w. Babcock Of
Wisconsin, who was chairman of the re-
publican congressional campaign commit
tee, was one of the witnesses for the gov
ernment He testified that the envelopes
in question were of the sort issued to SEN
ators and representatives At the close OF
the campaign there were 6,OO0.00O envei-
opes remaining on hand in the Globe build
ing. Representative Babcock stated that
the defendants were without authority to
remove the envelopes.
Mr.. Brainard H. Warner, who was vice
president Of the Mckinley and Hobart
Campaign Club. which held it's meetings at
the Globe building, told the jury that Yer
ser and Mills, SO far as he was concerned,
were not authorized to remove the en-
velopes from the building.
Several wagon drivers testified to hauling
eighty or ninety loads of envelopes at the
II stance of one of the defendants, to the
establishment of Dealer Hoffmaier. The
IL tier testified to having received and paid
for the envelopes.
The trial. II is thought, will not be con-
cluded until Monday next.
Evening star., 1898-04-07
COLUMBIA AND MARYLAND R. r..

Section of the Line in Baltimore
Nearly Completed.
Work on the line of the Columbia and
Maryland railroad lying within the limits
of the city of Baltimore Is about complet-
ed, and by the 10th instant it Is expected
that cars will be running. The tracks and
poles are in place, and the overhead wires
are being strung.
The portion of the road which will be put
in condition to be operated extends from
Saratoga and Howard streets west on Sar-
atoga to Monroe to Franklin, and west on
Franklin as far as the tracks of the Balti-
more and Potomac railroad. Power will be
obtained probably from the Belt Line pow
er house, as the company has no power
house of its own ready for operation.
This action has been taken because of the
question that has been raised regarding
the expiration of the time fixed by the
charter granting the right to construct the
liLe. 1t has been contended that the time
expires on April 20 Officials of the COM
pany however, do not entertain the same
opinion, but to avoid any difficulty 1t has
been determined to complete the line at
once.
The property of this company. which also
includes the proposed electric road between
this city and Baltimore and the Belt and
lexington and Washir gton and Maryland
railroads In this city and District, was re-
Gently sold under foreclosure proceedings
ana was purchased Dy the baltimore Sc
curfty and Trading Company, the corpor-
ate form of the syndicate that acquired the
properties some months ago.
The thirty days time for the courts rat
ifcation of the sale to the company will
not expire for several weeks. AS soon as
the sale Is ratified a reorganization of the
railway company will take place, after
which, 1t Is understood, the line from Bal
timore to Ellicott City will be completed as
soon as possible and put in operation.
There is now pending in Congress a bill
to consolidate the railroad properties above
referred to within the city and District,
and then the plan is outlined 10y Mr..
o. T. Crosby, the representative in this city
Of the owners, to secure money by a bond
issue and equip the lexington line within
the limits of the city with the underground
system, and the portion of the roads out
side Of the city to the District line with
the overhead system, and also to complete
lire as far as Laurel. Md
Mr.. Crosby says that as soon as the
necessary authority Ii obtained from Com
eres3 the work will be begun, and that the
money which it is estimated will be re-
quired. amounting to about one million and
a half of dollars, has been secured and is
now available for use
It Is expected the Belt railroad will be
sold under proceedings brought by the
hondholdeis, and bill is also pending in
Congress to allow the purchasers to op-
crate the road as corporation.
Evening star., 1898-04-07
APpREHENsIvE OF TROUBLE.
Critical Time In Cuba and Spain Dur
ing the Next Few Days.

Critical Time In Cuba ana spain Dur.
ing the Next Few Days.
The State Department officials have been
anticipating with considerable apprehen-
sion the coming Easter holidays in Spain
and Cuba. 1t is at such times that the
people, especially when great national
questions are uppermost in the public mind.
are apt to give way to their feelings and
indulge in riotous demonstrations. These
holidays began today-Holy Thursday-and
continue for several days. Most of the
business houses and all of the places Of
amusement are closed from Thursday to
Sunday, and consequently many idle people
assemble at public places and on me thor
oughfares. Sunday many Of the shops are
opened for half a day, being closed at noon
to permit the employees to indulge in vari-
GUS pastimes and sports and to attend the
bull fights, which are popular In both
Spain and Cuba In view of the very
strained relations existing at this time be-
tween Spain and the United States, the
assembIage Of large crowds in public places
may, 1t Is feared. lead to uprisings and to
demonstrations against American citizens
who may reside in Spain or Cuba.
Evening star., 1898-04-07
TO RAISE A COMPANY.
Movement of Graduates of the East
ern High School.

Movement of Graduates Of the East-
ern High School.
A company of volunteers, in case a war
with Spain is declared, is being organized
among ex-cadets Of the Eastern High
School, The movement has been started by
Harry Leonard. Royal Burnham and Geo.
Meigs. ex-High School cadets. and now
students at Columbian University. The fol-
lowing letter has been sent to all the East
ern High School graduates:
TN view of the imminence ct hostilities.
Messrs. Barnham, G. Meigs and myself
have deemed 1t desirable to start the
formation OF q volunteer company for
service. Approaching your patriotism and
loyalty, we desire to have you join us in
this effort. Kindly let us know Immediate
ly whether We can rely upon your CO.
operation in the event Of declaration OF
war. No active steps win be taken toward
perfecting an organization until after such
declaration. when the company win be
formed and officers elected. We want you
with us. and to that end desire an &m-
mediate answer-yes or no.
sH. LEONARD
Headquarters. 6a6 D street southeast q
In organising the company foot ban play
Evening star., 1898-04-07
THE COURTS.

Court of Appeals-Present, the Chief JUS
.ice. Mr.. Justice Morris and Mr.. Justice
Shepard.
VIM. G. Keegin was admitted to practice.
Morrison; petition for allowance of an ap-
peal submitted by A. S. Worthington In
support of the motion.
H.. Throckmortcn ct al. agt. Holt ct al;
argument continued by J. M. Wilson Cor
appeliees, ard concluded by w. G. johnson
for appellants.
Equity Court No. Justice Cox.
In re Frank Freeman. Joseph Dulaney,
David Wright. Geo. G. Talbert, Chas.
Grandson and Henry Edwards; writs de
lunatico inauirendo ordered to issue. Banf
agt Murphy: final decree adjudging exist
ence of private alley. Sullivan agt. O'Brien:
rule Oh defendants O'Dea, returnable April
II, granted. Towles agt. Douglas Cutter
Saw Company: appearance OF absent de-
PENDANTS ordered. Grover agt. Grover; pro
confssso against defendants Grover and
Flint granted, and Thos. E. Waggaman
appointed guardian ad Item. Bailey agt.
Edmonds; sale decreed. with w. Mosby
Williams and r. L. Jones, trustees, to sell.
Sothorcn agt. Nauck: Catherine M. S. .Nauck
appointed guardian ad ntem. Liverpool
agt Liverpool; time for payment of all
den agt. Rollins; appearance of absent de-
PENDANTS ordered. Randall agt. Randall; !;
do. Tucker agt. Richardson, demurrer
overruled. both parties allowed to amend.
supply Company aSl.
Fyke Machine Company: exceptions to an
swer sustained. Whitley agt. Whitley; di-
vorce vim. mat. granted.
Equity Court No. 2-Justice Hagner.
Curtin agt. Curtin; order further suspend
ing execution of order of commitment.
Busch agt. Tanner; rule to show cause. re-
turnable April a. Richardson agt Myers;
decree sustaining demurrer and dsmissing
bill, with costs, as to administrators. Hugle
ast. Hugle: rule to show cause, returnabie
a OFT "afa at n "a.
murrer sustained. with leave 20 amend.
Circuit Court No. 1-Justice Cole.
Crumbaugh agt. District of Columbia: :
verdict for plaintiff for 5000. Talbot agt
McEuen appeal dismissed. Lindheimer agt
Metropolitan Railway Company; on trial
Circuit Court No. 2-Justice McComas.
Lash agt. Capital Traction Company;
continued for term. Mahorney agt. Metro
politan Railroad Company; do. Turner agt.
Baltimore and Potomac Railroad Company
on trial.
Criminal Court No. 1-Chief Justice Bing-
ham.
United States agt. Jas. J. Veser and Robt
N Mills; larceny; on trial.
Probate Court-Jus.ice Hagner
Estate of Harriet Dorset; petition for
PROBATE of will filed. Estate Of Jno L. Ed
wards; additional inventory fled Estate
c. Mary j. Gilmore; will dated May 10,
1897, flied. Estate of Malnda r. Watrous
petition for probate of will fled In re
Mary G. Atkinson, guardian; petition fof
counter security filed. Estate of Chas. C.
Hessl:r; petition for leave to compromise
claim fled and order granting prayer.
Evening star., 1898-04-07
Relating TO Cuhn.

Representative Jones Of Washington yes
terday introduced joint resolution to pro-
tect the Americans in Cuba which directs
the President Immediately to order all ves-
sells of war of the United States in the vi
out delay to protect all American citizens
there and to bring away in safety all who
desire to leave the island.
Representative Pearson has introduced
joint resolution recognizing the independ-
ence of the Cuban republic and authorizing
the President to intervene to establish that
independence.
Evening star., 1898-04-07
Released From Workhouse.

Frank c. Pratt. the Bostonian who was
arrested here ten days ago by Detective
Weldon because of his alleged suspicious
conduct was released from the workhouse
today. Friends of the man interested them
selves In his behalf, and sent money to pay
his way home. This afternoon Detective
Gallagher put him on the train and started
him toward Boston.
Evening star., 1898-04-07
Adjusted Out Of Court.

The petition for divorce filed February
10 last by Eleanor r. Conley against VIM.
L. Conley, was TO-DAY dismissed by Albert
Sillers. solicitor for Mrs. Conley, at her re-
quest. 1t was stated that all differences
between the couple have been amicably ad-
justed out of court.
Evening star., 1898-04-07
Prayer Meeting.

In obedience to a call issued by the Ma
uonal, the District w. c. T. L. will hold
an all-day prayer meeting tomorrow at
headquarters, 910 street The reason for
the meeting is for guidance and direction
in the work against the liquor power and
especially for the safe and honorable grid-
ance Of the country in the present crisis.
Evening star., 1898-04-07

ers, track athletes, base ball players and
bicyclists will be given the preference in
enlistment. The recruiting will not be re-
stricted to eX-High School cadets, a
number Of Columbian University students
and others will be enlisted. A meeting of
those desiring to enlist in this company
will be called in a few days.