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AFFAIRS IN CUBA.
The Butchers Combine Brought to
Terms hy General Wood.

HAVANA. April 1.-THE Withdrawal OF
the illegal concession giving combica-
tion OF butchers a monopoly at the slaugh
terhouse which enabled them TO control
the local meat market, one OF the last acts
Of General Ludlow, prior to his departure
from the island. was suggested by Cover
nor General Wood. The breaking up Of the
monopoly caused much Indignation among
the butchers. and they determined TO have
revenge on the city
Last night Acting Mayor Estrada Nora
informed General Wood that the slaugh-
terhouse men intended TO make trouble at
the abatto!r today. They planned TO il
no cattle unless under the original agree
meut. so favorable TO them thus pracic-l-
IS cutting OFT the City's meat supply. SeEoT
Mora appealed TO General Wood for =sist-
ance He wanted an American officer sent
to the abattoir to prevent the threats
from being carried out.
General Wood said that the issue was
one for the local authorities TO handle.
! He added, however. that he would back
Senior Mora up in anything he did. He al
vised him 20 take platoon Of police TO the
! abattoir aud arrest anyone attempting 10
create "a disturbance and TO warn the
butchers that if they did not kill cattle
today they would never have another
chance. Senior Mora followed this advice.
with the result that only one man refused
TO slaughter.
The others, as soon as they understood
the situation, weakened and Ooeyed Senor
Mora's orders. Hereafter the recalCitrant
butchers will not be permitted To Kill cat
tie in the city. The breaking UP OF the
combination will result in a substantial
reduction OF the prices OF meats here I'm
der the operations OF the combination the
I price of the higher qualities of beef had
| reached so cents pound.
{ The action of Senior Mora in tbs matter
was quite characteristic. No sooner does
! trouble como or new difficulty in the
/ situation arise even though 1t is entirely
I within the sphere of the civil authorities
/ than they run immediately to the Ameri-
/ cans praying for assistance
The evening times., 1900-04-17
CELERY COMPOUND

byroad q pistol shot from the uader-u
passed through his hat from the front o
the back Of the crown. The Dali E azed
his scalp. rendering him unconscious. Ire
evident intention Of his as 3ilaut was as
sassination and robbery. for the shot MS
fired al close range.
Mr.. Lindsay pitched out cf the cart. nd
when he regained consciousness wos lying
by the roadside and all his pockets faf
been rifed OF their ccntents- The horse
and cart were only a short distance away
About s. in money was secured BY the
highway robber. This amognt was all that
Mr. Lindsay had in his possession ~ tie
time. The outrage has caused stir ia re
entire reighboThccd. and q diiisect se3rth
is being made for the highEayman- IL is
thought the rObber made the asSau
thinking Mr. Lindsay had a large amount
of money with him. Mr.. Lindsay says he
was chlorOt0rmed after being stot the
robber evidently making sure that he
should not regain consciousness.
The evening times., 1900-04-17
MiiIinns Given Away.

II Is certainly gratifying to the public to know
of one concern which is not afraid to be generous.
The proprietors of Dr. Kings New Discovery for
CONSUMPTION Coughs, and Colds have given
away over ten million trial bottles and have the
satisfaction Of knowing il has cured thousands
of hopeless cases. Asthma, Bronchitis, La Grippe.
and all Throat Chest, and Lung diseases are surely
cured by it. Call on Henry Evans, 922 St,
Druggist, and get a free trial bottle. Regular
size soc and 81 Every bottle guaranteed
The evening times., 1900-04-17
4 Mystery solved.

NORRISTOWN. Pa. April 1.-THE mys-
terry surrounding the drowning OF little
Morris Rakosky, in the Conshohocken
Reservoir Saturday afternoon, has disap-
peared. The police and Coroner McGlath-
cry are now fully satisfied that it was
mere case of accidental drowning.
The evening times., 1900-04-17
Kernan's-Carr's Indian Maidens.

Cars Indian Maidens opened weeks
engagement at Kernan's Lyceum Theatre
to large audience last night, and judging
by the enthusiasm of the crowd they will
hold the boards successfully throughout
the week There is an opening burlesque
entitled "Pocahontas, with Miss Cora
White in the title role, which gives an ex-
cellent opportunity for good stage setting.
elaborate costumes, and bevy of pretty
girls, and the opportunity is grasped.
The olio, which follows, is lengthy and
entertaining. Mar Sisters, in songs and
dances, were followed by Tom Nolan and
Cora White in sketch dubbed "a Tramp 5
History" Mr.. Nolan's parodies were we'll
received and earned for him several en-
cores. The rest of the olio included
Campbell and Dore in an excellent musi-
cal turn; Dick and Kitty Kumins. in The
Mad House," Mile. Derossett, in clever
gun manipulations; Conroy and McFarlane.
in sidewalk talk and Emma earns, the
female baritone. who made decided hit.
The closing burlesque, Partisan Follies, .
introduced all of the company and was well
received
The evening times., 1900-04-17
Two Diyorccs Granted.

On motion of r. Golden Donaldson, Justice
Barnard yesterday granted the petition OF Florence
Shecd. asking divorce from her husband, WI
liam ". Sheed, jr., the ground OF desertion
The decree allows the petitioner TO resume heI
maiden name Florence ". Collier. Josephine
Kirby was yesterday granted divorce from hei
husband Gilbert L. Kirby, on the ground OF de-
sertion The decree which is signed by Justice
Barnard permits the petitioner 10 resume her
maiden name, Holmes.
The evening times., 1900-04-17
LOCAL ATHLETES AT PARIS.
Georgetown students to Give 81 Con-
cert to Send Entrants.

Georgetown students tn Give 81 Con-
cert to Send Entrants.
Tomorrow evening the Glee and Mandolin
Clubs of Georgetown University viii give
a concert at the New National Theatre for
the object of raising sufficient furds TO
send some of the best athletes of George
town to Paris where the great inte1na-
tional games will be held. In these con-
tests will be entered the best athletes OF
France, England, and the United States
and as Georgetown's sprinters are among
the fastest in this country, they Will IN
doubtedly if sent, make very credlta9ie
showing. and perhaps win first place IN
some of the events. very fine musi al
programme has been prepared Tor TINS oc-
casion. The clubs have been renearslhs
faithfully, new numbers are to be offered,
and the entertainment promises to be
great success. both from an artistic
and social point of view. Apart from tte
selections of the Glee and Mandolin Clubs
the Dramatic Society of the Carroll Insti-
tute has consented to appear in we'll
written and very entertaining sketch. The
dramatic ability of the members of the
Institute is we'll known to many Washing
tonians. and needs no comment. All WHO
are interested in the affairs of Georgetown
will have an opportunity on this occasion
both to aid the greatest project ever un-
dertaken at the college and at the same
time 70 attend very entertaining concert.
The evening times., 1900-04-17
MAN-HUNTING as SPORT.
Feature of the Deep Run Clubs
NGAf Meet.

NtAI -FfFfI.
RICHMOND Va. April l6.-The commit
tee Of the Deep Run Hunt Club have struck
upou a unique feature to entertain the
smart set which comprises its membership
at next Saturdays meet Six bioodhounds
from the state psniJenuary farm viii be
added to the club pack for a man hunt.
The fugitive viii be given three hours
start and must battle he hounds if he can.
When close pushed Re is expected TO take
to a tree until the hunters arrive and Sc
cure the dogs These hounds take a prac-
tica run at the State farm every few days
and under the fuIl appreciation Of this OBJ
ject lesson no escapes have been attempted,
as the beasts have never failed to run down
the human quarry.
The evening times., 1900-04-17
Rridge May tau Down,

CHESTER, Pa, April 1.-THE new
Ninth Street bridge, built by the county
commissioners, at an expense of SAT ,000,
is in serious danger Of falling into Chester
Creek by reason of one of the abutments
giving way. A meeting of the county COM
missioners has been called for today.
when an examination will be made and
some effort made to save the bridge.
The evening times., 1900-04-17
To Discuss "a Report,

Tie Daughters of the American Revolution OF
Washington will meet at the Ebbtt House, at
4:I5 tomorrow afternoon. discuss the report OF
the regent for the District OF Columbia on the
result OF the past wears labors, and To consider
plans fer future operations OF the society
The evening times., 1900-04-17
BECOMES A CORPORATION.
The Firm of Armour * Co. Is Dis
solved.

solved.
CHICAGO April 17.-After beng in ex-
istence nearly forty years the 1rm Of Az
mour & Co. has been dissolved. YESTERDAY
the vast interests Of the firm passed. into
the hands OF he new corporation % arm ur
& Co. There has been no change in the
management or in the name, the only
change being the abolishing Of the hrm
and the Incorporation OF a stock company.
The firm of Armour & Co. was nearly
forty years old. although iJ bad been es-
tablished in Chicago but twenty five years
The house was originally established by
Joseph f. Armour brother of p. d. Ar
mour An Office was opened in Chicago In
1870
The evening times., 1900-04-17
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

The Easter Cotillion TO be danced to-
night at the Rifles Armory will Se led by
Renresentatiye Olmsted The reception
committee viii include Mrs. II. Campbell
Mrs. J. c. Poor. Mrs. 4. D. Addison. Miss
Merriam. Miss Owen MIR. Poor. Mr. Addi-
son. and Nj. Campbell
The evening times., 1900-04-17
o0.n,,xc Even to MyseIf-F A. Bot

Offensive Even to MyseIf.-F. A. Bot
tom. druggist COokshire. Que. SAYS: "FoT ID
wears I suffered from Catarrh. Ny breath was
very offensive even to myself tried everything
vrb,b nrop,i,fd me a cure IN almost all instances
had to proclaim them good AZ all vas n
duced TO tTy Dr. Agnew's Catarrhal Powder. l
got relief instantly after first application. lt
cured me and I am free from al the effects OF it.
Sold by r. $ Williams. Ninth and Streets; Ed
monds & Williams. Third and Pennsylvania Ave-
uue-5
The evening times., 1900-04-17
SHOT AT FROM AMBUSH.
A Hidden AssaiInnt Attempts Muir
der at westminster.

der at Westminster.
WESTMINSTER. Md. April 17.-An at
tempt to murder. in connection with high
way robbery, was made upon Adam
Lindsay. a clerk in the store Of Frank
Zepp. at Taylorsville, Carroll county Sat
urday night. Mr.. Lindsay lives in Fred
erick county. near the Carroll and Fred
erick county lines. He left the store IS
usual Saturday shortly before midnight
in a one-horse cart. When he had passed
tho line Of the two counties and was On q
The evening times., 1900-04-17

The Eastertide gayeties were ushered in
last night by a ball given by the Secre-
tary OF War and Mrs. Root in honor OF
their young daughter. The 1I5 guests
danced the evening away in the beautiful
ballroom on the second floor, which, like
the remainder of the house, was aTtis-
tically adorned with spring blossoms ana
palms
The evening times., 1900-04-17

Mrs. Nicol Ludlow and her son Capt.
Fred II. Bugher left last Friday for At
lantic City. travelling on the private car
"Edgemere" which was placed at their
disposal by the General Manager OF the
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad. Mrs. Ludlow and
Captain Bugher will remain at Haddon
Hall for some weeks.
The evening times., 1900-04-17

Miss Mary Cecilia Mccain. of SsO9 o
Street. and Mr. Edward Burris Daw. of
Georgetown. were married yesterday
morning at $50 o'clock at Trinity Church.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Father Cahill, 5. j.. the assistant pastor.
and was witnessed by only the members
of the immediate families of the contract
ing narties. The bride wore a gown of
castor shade and carried a large bunch of
bride roses. The Easter decorations
within the chancel added to the beauty CT
the ceremony After a short honeymoon
trip Mr.. and Mrs. Daw viii begin house
kaening at 3S3S \ Street
The evening times., 1900-04-17

Miss Vivian Sartoris has gone to New
York to visit Mrs. Francis, the daughter
of the Chief Justice and Mrs. Fuller She
will be absent a week or ten days.
The evening times., 1900-04-17

Miss Enrol Brown has gone to PittsbuIg
10 visit MIS-. +. Burd Shaw. and 10 tend
the CotilliOn which her hostess Nill give
in the large ballroom Of her new es.dence,
on next Friday evening.
The evening times., 1900-04-17

The Mexican Ambassador and Sonora De
Azpiroz entertained al dinner last night
when their guests were the Chief Justice
and Mrs. Fuller. Justice and Mrs White.
Justice and Mrs. Cray. Justice and Ms.
Brown. Justice and Mrs. McKenna, Justice
Brewer and Miss Brewer. Senor and Sonora
Code. Sonora Perez and Senor Romero.
The evening times., 1900-04-17

Ar. and Mrs William Stone Albert gave
a beautifully appointed dinner last night
for their daughter. Miss Jane Alert, whose
marriage to Mr. story will occur tomorrow.
In addition % the bride elect and her
fance together with the group of wedding
attendants. the guests included the parents
of the groom. Major and Mrs. Story, who
have come on from Governors Island
where the former is now stationed. and
Miss Hitchcock.
The evening times., 1900-04-17

9Ir F. A Nanderiip, the First Assistant
Secretary Of the Treasury. entertained a
dozen guests yesterday on board the
revenue cutter Window. The party was
made u1 Of Mrs. Cage and her house
guests. and the trip OF twenty miles down
the Potomac and back was made during
the afternoon.
The evening times., 1900-04-17

The social attraction Of yesterday after
noon was the reception given by Mrs.
James X. Jones. wife OF the senior SeA-
ator from Arkansas. whose guests we're
invited 20 meet her new daughter-in-laW,
Mrs. James X. Jones, jr. Mrs. Jores be-
fore her marriage was Miss Annie Taylor,
of ST. Louis. and is one OF the prettiest
brides Of the year. The family residence
in NJ Street was decorated throughout n
white blossoms. combined with smilaE
and palms Tall Easter lilies b!oomed in
the drawinE-room, while the tea ta5le as
adorned with white tulip lilies o. the val
ley and spiToa. Mrs Jones wearing black
velvet was assisted in welcoming her
large number Of callers by Mrs. jones, jr.,
who vas daintily gowuod in white silk ard
lace In the tea room the honors were
shared hy Miss Louise Johnson Miss CIR
r5Eap of Arkansas. and Miss Jones.
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TIA 10th. 12r, b, Gel, mi35. 81
9S 18th, 11r. b. mi .35. %
2113 Pa av, 12r. ba,
eel, mi. 80. 90
S0l2 Dumb av, Or. b,
eel, mi. ..........91.5 80
2117 K, 16r, W. 80. 90
2SO3 Q, Or, b, mi. 80. 80
2139 K, 8r, b. eel. mi 30. so
2O14 H. 7r&b. mi. 80. 50
11O7 N H av, 7r. b.
Gel. mi. .2S.N
2137 X. 81. eel. mi. 30. so
1910 NH av, Or. b, mi. Is. 90
22O5 L, Sr. b, mi. rs. 30
2SO1 II. Tor, b. mi. %. 80
1903 8, Or, b. mi. ..@. so
1924 21st, Or, b.mi. %. 80
1889 W. sr, b, mi. e. 90
1912 Nh AZ, Or, b. mi. @-50
17i9 E. or. b. mi. ..2.50
622 sd. Or. b, mi. 1880
41S 18th. 7r. mi. 1880
$40 18th. Or, sto. w.. Is. 90
2151 K, Or, eel, VIZ. 10. 30
717h 18th. Sr, W, g.16.50
1927 18th, Or, w....16.30
1220 oath, Or. W. .16.00
S341 NJ, Or, b, mi. Ii. 80
Bali o, Or. eel, We. 10. 90
9O7 N u av, 6r. Is. 90
244O K. Or, W. g.. IA
@13 X. 7r. w......l4.5O
S14 24th, 5r, w.....14.30
2220 Va av. Or, W. 1880
lib E ne, Or, w.....l3.N
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N1z X, Or, W. 10. 80
sos N H av, Ar, W. 1000
FURNISHED.
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14r, 2b, steam, mi. 1901 90
1905 N H av, furnish
ed, Or, b, eel. mi. 100. 90
ROOMS.
2424 Pa av. fat, Ar,
ba, mi. ..........&.60
S16 10th. ofhce&shop16.60
S14 18th, hall. 49,. 1850
1731 10th. office. heat 90
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rooms. $40 and 1900
200 Pa av, Ar.
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STORES.
1146 Conn av. ut, eel,
", g..............0 5000
1902 Pa av. Ar. sto.
eel, ". $3.50
142 f, "a sto spa. $3.50
912 Nh ay.st&dw, $500
300 NJ, sto&2r.....@.0
1918 NJ, W. eel. .....b.0
S14 18th, W, g......12.0
1912 g, p, cr,l.w,g..15.W
1142 18th. 81, w., 90
2012 X, 30. /. w....10.S
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FOR RENT-A FINE 4-STORY BUSINESS BUILD
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plate glass windows; IA rooms; steam heat; rent
reasonable to desirable tenant
se25-tf h. F. SAUL. cor. eth and L SITS.
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rUPN1sUCD
FOR RsST-iie FLA. AVE NV; 8 ROOMS
s. per mo THE WAsH hG'PS ;u loan And
TRUST CO REAL ESTATE DEPT my1s-st.
FOR OR, REN Vt suMMER-coMPLETELY FUR
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my17-tf ~ --'o "''"s ave-
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C Grsatrn SisN PRoSfECI Az F.:
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FOR RENT-THE BEAUTIFUL sRooM COT
taSe, furnished, Blackstone Island. as a
W nneis or In part Apply to OWNER. $40 9Th st.
Nv. apl4-tf
UNFINISHED.
dow 4: is :,.:7 s;ss :ssss
Il Ssnd '0t Bnll albert F. FOX. sso F st. NV
Fu IN k +. H H0gsES,BRiCk Ills 4Tii
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It It n'w' rooms snaE sfs;2 2 rox aao
FOR RENT yFpy DrSIp : ~ , ; = I,IIDow
BRICK Sss az ranms oba batb a2rs
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furnace fa ETC. So; so. and neat bay window brick,
iIo4 81 Nv, I1oms 9a6h anu cel,ar *o<.oo.
iI1I, 77,>7 -, -
M rTIr Nn " S,,,~cro>, o AVN , r1UME d9'o'
A S1p 5I ny La 5 aSD ttoSi w.
100, ,o.. 81 20 AL ~ cyc' cM &. -. .,o -,
10 t1'n; nut OF ~ i5.n ne,NaI ~
l431 r. so 14O01a S. store. Is 30
1913 Wallach pl 81. 80 167O74 Kramer ne, 5r5 80
ZIG Fla nv, fur. Sr 90
my1S-tf THOMAS BRADLEY, Real Estate Officer.
NOR RF,ZT-1ae9 UNPV1PD S,r IA nc
bath rooms. ste I'm heat .............. $50. "a
1899 5th St. 10 rooms. Observation-Disclosures. $50
1924 Corcoral, rooms. Observation-Disclosures. p 81
i5o f o. 49, % o.. SD's SU
m~1set A@' NJ paRKE, 1iia = ~
- - --, 80 = .
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Col Hts. RIB .. $50 1868 Roanoke NV. select
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800 l. NV fur So, $40 1922 NV 2 furd parlors
rms Ink. bath, &c, $40, 14O4 9th g. Ink. .$l2
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6O4 NJ nice rms with BID 1902 22d. furd RS $S&$lO
1909 H NV 1 furd rm. BIZ d nice fur IS. $S&$lO
2311 Pa av, rs Ink Sl2 144O Chaplin, 3unf Ink $1S
1909 av. fur'd RS. III ne.2 fur n. SS&$1O
Ed apt. Frpd'k DIX $30I Gas c ne, fur'd rms.
mll23- ISt-12
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APARTMENTS.
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80 1871 Decatur st. Ar. and bath. 2.60
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SUBURBAN.
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1112 23d. 6r&ba Sic. 80 1104 23d. 6r&ba. .$16 80
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