Evening Star Newspaper, November 4, 1887, Page 3

The ‘The President's Good Wishes. LOCAL PETRCTIVES STRIEE A EW CLUE--AM ANONY- | LETTER TO TAMMANY HALL—BB OPES TRAT THR PRUJRAMS "0 THE STAR | rn cece. SSE en ART TET we | pa Cea EI Every Game She Played this Year. Prom the New York World. sriven to suicide by Goww' ‘Most prominent of all the ladies who play tennis Expt, Inw., Nov. 4—The city ts very inuch eX- | 14 yiiss Adelaide Robinson, of the Ladies’ Out-door cieg@F the suiciie of Maite Adams, the adopted | sports clun of Staten Island, the champion lady Gayl Of the Rev. F. W. Adams, of St. John's | Diayer of the United States. ‘This season she has gpepalChureb. The fumily bad been at a fu- | carried ail before her, although contesting against eps Ba upow Inquiring (oF Mies Adams were iD | the best talent America has produced, Sid she was slévplog m her roou, She was | the salen! Produc UG co be in a stupor, and upon being aroused | at the tournament of the Meadow Club, heid at much effort stated that she had taken stryen- | southampton, L. L., July 26, and subsequent days, ne op «ceouat ae ae Qssip she had heard | yiss Robinson, with Mr. Howard A. Taylor, of the oncerning berself, She then died. Westebester Lawn Tennis Club, won first prize—a A Lawsuit Fifty Years o14. very handsome wanicure set of stiver. Her next Gazvestox, T8X, NOV. 4—A Utigation Is now | Victory was at Narragansett Pier, August 15, __AUCTION_SALES._ ot Soest To-nornow. ads UCTION SALES. __ aoe eC. ow V'sosriney wean SE TEE al rt ‘wo wit ac be fro Ube Pra: fois HGINAL LOT 10, TX GOTAE 1 Tay Upe-t teser ed at fr | Ome breech-losding Double-iarmeled Beary Ducking epee mae OC b Fine Assortment of the Most Exquisite im the Distriet Court of Galveston when, against a large and very strong entry, she we been “ontrED * ert ae ee en toneta ot Ogg to oo Conint Se suit dates Duck almost Mfty years, and was origi. | ip the ladies’ singles, The trophy was a silver Eta wah consigned» man. DOUBLE AND SINGLE HYACINTHS, bo J Bally loth uted to settle the “question of titte to | manicure set. ubtlity, » Septem erine WARCISSUB, CROCUS. TULIPS, VALTER B, WILLIAMS & 00. Auctionsers. chron caxcucs of ch and cultivated land iuuated | wie, Kobinson then betng_ associated with Mis ba gos satu tndustrious, RAALY SINGLE AND DOUBLE DUO VON THOL, aan . We ose Wace ond Wcialty,, Tue cave i wuied Bsincr | qary Clarke, of Staten Taland, as partoer, af the raay, ber B two days after Lillie SNOWDBOPS, &o., ho. yas amyl x havega ws Jobo ¢- Wartrous et al. and during | cournament’ of the New ¥.rk Lawn Tennis Club, he nis acquata! he CATALOGUE on tis pasouge Carough the courts all of the orig! heid in New York city in September, won first prize juence of liquor, 1 ‘To he sold at my auction rooms MONDAY and TURS- re UNCAN: ‘Aucthoneera, parues w the suit have died. As it now stands | in laaies’ doubles, defeating such well-known Wwin~ ‘wilked bis bef-room conta from DAY, NOVEMBER SEVENTH and RIGRTR, MAGNIFI N "s OF FRR BOO RE. t bs ng carried on by the children of the | ners as Miss Smallwood, of the Twilight Lawn it in such an excited manner as to is 1887, commencing st TWELVE O'CLOCK. L) Eat. RSE SVubE? USD piindif and the heirs of defendant, the latter | Tennis Club, of Astoria, L. L; Miss Voorhees, of his fellow boarders awake. On Sunday he | for Nr. 0" nen THOMAS DOWLING, Anctioneer, ITALIAN MARBLE BO) RE, fo BQUAKY SOU 1 HEANT. Saaun an te Rectan ond Laven bean, Sates Eiizabeth, and Mine Grundy, of Staten Iatand, be- | contiousd ware ote fig fy PO 7P\HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioncer. ~~ ———*«|~Ss sa uary, oRotts Vas of the buvrenne Court uf tine Daouter ft 2 deeree usin, of the defendants, ts in inetietD | sides a very Strong entry of other noted players, rages: mill, | fense, Dut an \uetioneer,, igh Supreme Court of Columbia. Dut stiul appears at every session of the Dis | The prizs were Deaulifully stiver-mounted opera- | parbot his clothes in hia room, which resembled a | “Wili Irishmen remain 4 SALE OF FINE ony axp Cott ide hertiins, ero, | Homesite HuLasy ct ctor IS a ‘ ‘Court in the toterest of his defense. Nearly | glasses ‘The next event of importance in which Taboratory with its many bot. | his torture house to the NG OGM CURTAIL DURE RO Suitable to. fim DAY THE Lat CDA OF NOTEMBRR A, De il the land in dispute is now occupied, and mt- | fhe champion took part was the great tournatneay | ties aed apelin He has never een heard of | quite. It Mr. O'frien is harmed, AUCTION ROOMS FOR COSVENIERCE. OF Chuschee Patlore Halla Libraries, ke, Tabs, et HALF-PART POUR baa Sk cs ure apt to assume quite a complicated chaf- | of the suaten Istand Club, held October 3, at Live | since 'e selecunen have recelved the BA hag 10F sale . “T before an issue is reached. Tue case Was | ingston, 8. L On this ovcusion Miss Robinson won | following letter; ‘The th ry On. NESDAY MORNING, NOVE! TN Faye will commence mats pare of lot thirteen (13), in equare No. in eouUnued in the District Court yesterday 0B | (he first prize tm ail three events. In tue ladies’ | Zi the Selectmen af Webster: erimes act JER%, eepmencing at TEN O'CLOc peal el TUERDAY, ROVEMBEK FIRST S67, ‘and nimeteen (411), besinmiug tor the ste © alidavtt of defendants Mussiiia and tae Lavega | Singles, azalnst a blg encry, she secured. the first | ven bell has no torments nike the torments of on of the Shoes or cy SucHOR room, 8 A] Sn LS fed ios and suscinn teases Senet | © — aPRRSS RAE SY ech Pua | aan ma at ahaa art eee | aC a ern anak orem anaes | omesogtmetmerires™ — | Seieeaeecaciy argh 3 ‘Sinith, adies’ tention. St ‘coptinue durjug the week. Of gaid jot; thence west with said mmuth lise 10. ‘Terrible Injuries. ports Club, of Staten’ Island, by. wonderrully | that appals. the good je of your town? | The Home Rule Union held & meeting in London TVET COcRel ss nee —_ : ten lipe of said to a uarth ee Guumaneun, Pa. Bon G-Suauieg sessing | oreng. pny che atpreres ive eh Srteein tae ae | Wak Te een tee snarl, | last night, and passed resolutions of sympathy | FR OPERT VOSE & (0., Heal Estate Agents, The collection willbe 9m exhihiton Monday After. tear line Sd feet B igches, more orl tea paged | Grant Morgan, a freight brakeman on the Penn- | ‘ies’ doubles, with Mr. H. W. Slocum, jr.. of | and will do so-when I can do tt with safety, ‘Thé | with Mr. Wilfred Blunt and Mr. O'Brien. They e %2- | noon, previous to sale. Lovers of fine art: the public, | feet 10 inches swuth from the northwest oarver of ald ‘zaa, i > oar Cone. | tHe Si. George's Cricket Club, of New York clty, Getectives are svapidn, a3 ‘usual, and wrong r- | also resaived to continue the agitation im Ireland Be ‘nale of ini and the ladies, are especially invited ty attend the saié | lot, and thence east 105 leet Linch to tue bee immile CHANCERY SALE or VALU vanta Katlroad, was fatally tnjured near Coue- | ‘eno won irst prize Lats. summer in the National | Aut persons by jonuudoes ode unjust yes, NOTA RN POTTS Ee gy | 8d era a anon, | Oaematsges itr tue anal rch aru theme OM MARMER SDS AY cy mgugh. He was arranging to make # coupling of | Association's singles at New port, as partner, insinuations. The sn ke is in Lhe wild weeds, and "UR P.M. we wilt esti a pI auction, that] = = a4 hand t “er & ANG AL Oa Sine (aD [tat were moving very slow y and had rave! | Kubuson won fifst prize ln the'ladies and gente. | when the Uime comes will be given, over to te = ety Ainely Yoo commer’ of South Caroline sy>- CES sie Ge Taal YARDAbia OF nest the pin, when a Dumber of cars, unse! en's doubles anxman Look to ‘Nor. & You wi strect x ; came down with considerable speed, sriking ts | "Vne ‘most important winnings, however, of tha | hear froin me anon. ailimaderu fuyroveniente: id demesit esate Bisco INE OF RGND G staters far apd throwing him becween the dead-woods, | season were secured by lier at the tournainent of | The letter was hot signed, but was postmarked Tis MCZELB OF 4 PISTOL. raaring at tupcleanee cock WEEE, RO wibo BY Tap | court vill ec 3 were be was crushed frghtiully, Thecouplltg-| the Far and Near Lawg-icauls Cub of Musting’ | Boston. PET wo tom aan PGE AE “Herp taditowes sytate SED States as CREAU OF EDU- | Wii sponit of $200 will be tequind at the tine of sais pin whic! Pr bis hand wen cou | on. t here Were Cire events BERT VOSE, Auctioneer. ON. Ir the termns of sale are not 0 pletely through bis body, making @ hole b | on the catd—iadies’ singles, ladies’ doubles and A Wealthy Man Missing. ‘When she married Henry Honahan. Judge Dono- | BY Vite Of acres of the Court of th after " ic could be seen Gaslight, and exposing ‘he | mixed. doubies. in ‘al thnve. Miss Iovlason | So raagy ov DAvID corr EXOEFT Mla nCMEROCS | HUG, In New York, banded down a decreo yester- | FR°P™RLY PSE se. 200 pat. na Dasisict gt Coleman passed in Eauity Curis, No. oye slices & heart. Mis injuries are such tat be canmut po luleved success against the largest and strongest AND HEAVY DEBTS. day confirming the report of Referee Stetdhart de- pushy pn Bn Rae eae he rd rotten, JAM cause tug y biy live, tils agooy was sy invense (hat it was | entries ever secured in the Laited states fora PEREMPTOR: OF VED PROP. | i'shall on THURSDAY, DAY OF (o> See a ee impossible for him to Hie still. | meeting of the kind, Purinered ty Mise A smith, | 4 Phtladelphia Press spectal trom New York, No- | claring the marriage null and void, ‘The husband ry Ow. $5 VEMBER Abe iaur at FOUR OCLUCE P. St, ofer Moe 472 Lomiinianeave | i : pa ea nen 1 of the Ladies’ Gut-door cub ot ststen Talat, ‘Miss | Yember 2, says: be a nogergneg] of the —. did not testify, as he is in prison for picking pock- atte bis: aie Veubee wat forsale at tion in front of "te. gos. part of iot, Sa age = | te sou voumterfeiter 3 ri RobinsoU Won first in the ladies’ doubles ‘Asso- | pearance of David Seott, one of the membersof the | ets, Miss 0’ ety 8 numbered three (3 ye nando’, Max, jomeer. | oF purel we aa een ee ee eee ater ate es aunt | hr ot Yraoa bros Co, of Mo, Duane tee | inary Mupanas auaen Guster, st wwe | Sve’ od Dsmeenueany tne 10O ue | Cota (et ye tame era FH FATNQNER, ON. THE | Sour counterteiter, 1s once mr ee ta * Startled the paper trade today, Mr. Scott q ie aquare jot aud ranuiue cast, along G atreet nort! y TWO ERANE Hons, = | money and interest her superior pu \d COOL Judginent, Look first fain she refused. He drew @ pistol from his dept > hg vi A ist twen 7 r ‘tres p Allen naving released bim until January 1 00 iS | Pree the laties and geatiomane doudley and in | NS mot been” sen since Saturday, and, | sai, She, Terumd He, Grew e plato) trom hie bya deptn of 208 F Poattonach Jot ateale, | Hn Yao peti shinynioe nd ‘wall, sa the Load Lesethent Belt | reemneed ence uecierny kun Cy bY own recognizance. It was pleaded that wbeM | the iadies’ singles she scored another victory, de- | it 18 sald, hes left alot of debts and promfssory | Youdoht marry me and give me $100Til shoot | 24-4 PF YSte auctioneer. | thenes west feet, an fica soot afeue En | Sbtinw pf post of purcbsese. tT setoms’ Judge Greshau sentenced Dim eh kuowleage ot | (utlng smong otuers, Miss Ellie C, Roosevelt, of | notes behind him. He 18 about, fifty years of age | you." The girl was atraid he would ‘it, het. He | rHOMAS DOWLING, Avetionser. Fee to ie ples Or benkene eg be Socke) | thereby secure SP TERE hay Sue sce sale, the pevmec Fe Mecartner's odeasen and by a Dilet that no order | Neat Laviavieams Clut aau ts Sialiweod Mt | Sete aa gtr men ane wosal UT, Hl | then forced bet 10 drems and Dropars 19 Demetri | err = sary bd baron, trek. Gre pool Tuading, now oo: | Shs, ae BRA EL | See a tol ae tS SEE a ic offenses le Near Lawa-Tennis Club, and 3 mn acl ‘i ~ | te ‘ ted vi vc Segui fen, Mecarntg ay smote: | fey sania cian tas ong | Se ages “epee Seemann | MTU GG” Gat nts| WRARIOE NEQe vaset GUSTO AE | teams dregeana ermine emer | Mie hear deca Se Sea iia, Se . y handsone, At the conclusion s meeting er clu 3 a| the minister . 3 s AD. | cash jue. mis at ro. | Aid Dist oy wo twos = po down oid’ mau, Dut a8 soon as Bis volce recovers | Miss Kobiuson received au ovation from the hun- | wealthy tan, Was president of the Ivanhoe Paper | and after che ceremony burried to her home, 86 | By victne of adeed trust 13d day of Octo- Sececly coe: toe aan Carve Seems thom tie eset eter on he raarced it No tweskey tre) eerie apovE KALE TS POSTPONED © from bis rreenit paralytic stroke he proposes t0 | dreds or proulneut venuls players present. With- | Compauy. of 'Patervon, N- Jy and the Lawrence. | refused to live with her husband, but Losaas, | ber? ‘aly Liver No, on fale, with interes at 6 per eit per antrum. payable | Miferng” Onethiad, cach, balance in these eyaal ine ot al the westner mal Road Jecture on the Ways of cous’ertelting and the lives | our question sue has secured the foremost place | ville Cement Company, of Kosen N. ¥. He | with his pistol, forced her to occupy’ tbe same roous | fol et ot Bacorde 1 fom) San A Bayluenve to be secured | stallinentein six,twelve and eighteen niontls.for whigh | Ue pay OF DOVEM an Of famous countertelters, amobg lady players in America, and tuose who | was a bachelor, and tived a No. 17 Weat 324 | with him. she never did vo voluntarily. Miss of Columbia, and Uy Cercle PRM pop ah EAL mates of parrunege, pearing Weare fou day of ls | UF ad YS RENELE, Yrosen, we seen the st English ones say she could win | street, rest in Vernon Orm, which | O'Donnel at a few years rece 4 si red. ; wena ~~ A Murderer at Fourteen. im any international contest. 4s wofth over 41,000,000, 18, piaced at "6300,000. | severe injuries on the Long isiattd Railroad, tor | Presse SI ONDAL MUP abun ROURTEE ‘pecadledit oe ee SUDO will to required nt tof aie apt al san: | t7- THE ApOVE SALE Is roRrin Fout Sus7B, ARK., Nov. #.—George Smith, aged | Miss Adelaide Kobinsou is the daughterof the} Judge Donahue has granted an attachment | which the company paid her liberally, and HODa& | or parcel of ‘and ses, being part Reect All conveyancing and recording at the purchaser's | Veywucing aud recoding at purchasers cot. ferns | paned hull MONDAY, the SF AT pat fourteen Fears, WhO has Deen on trial in tue late Air. Beverly Kobiason of this city, who fur | against the Ivanhoe Paper Company, and also | han wanted the money. gman, Sprinadaud Place, ih of the Pisree a Tobe complied with in twelve duys trom sale, or jrupe | CEM BIM, IMME, et thee Sanne four su tas Cn ttn cour um raring | a ba Cap ana ‘ae Sed We Meat’ | SEG “uaea ena pS | A Chremm Wena Bomapheds | sec sear ecm eararir mre | carpal etree em LS | ean et sal See ne | apg sates = 7 ie Whion C New Yo ck EX- ae Frain > : chaser. TAMAN,. girl playmate by shooting her with a Winchester | change. Miss Kobtnson, although petite, hasfrom |. Tully, bolder of a ested note i‘ oa the sete on south by the, Pierce Fisk abd cost tiga fealine purchase JOUN iNG, 5 ; ee , its a Th : ~ & at ONE MAN KNLED AND TWO INJUKAD—A LIVELY | Hosd, on the ‘KEG NDALL, Traston, ., NG - TEER BADE OF VALU ABE - Pine Sut ald i tn atic Oe | EgG nr aaa aie | St Rene Be yet | Ne rte aa, “| Re ey ante eae WALSH RE ESS | Apnonas bowtisa: hanes pease natch ee years ago. nerve and cool judgment, and is never Surred or | the American al Bank of Brooklyn, to secure | _ Yesterday a special train of passenger and flat | tnntio suid westerns boundary fine forty CaO) feet | 020-2 Auctionect ‘ ‘ ea distressed. "sue is profici’nt in every well-known | 655.072, principally notes held by the bank. Th: | Cars, bearing John Robinson's menagerie and | furuughout is satire cone and on tie Mors byte TP MONAT E, WAGGAMAN, Tera! Emin ERY SALE OF VALUALLE 1s J ek Se vi it bani Cope A Saloon Keeper Kills Himself when Stroke, driving, obblug, ‘volley ing, placing, and fat at’ originally cost 18 sald, $860,000, | circus people and their animals trom Fort soott | poribern loundary Tite of te sald pe PoE the sie en peipte- pad emma PERT Y IN SOUTH W Se Oise Ts ig fl! ‘ eat Baxp, Kax., Nov. 4.—L. H. Miller, up toa heartint tie came, and always plays ber Bests | MaOrtenge TOF Poel eee tO And has @ first | ican,, came into the Union depot, in St. Louls, OF lens, touether with alle (mproveomuta; | *HURTERS SAUR OF VALUABLE IMEROVED AND De WALE ; ‘ AY, NOVEM ago expen at forte Pacige Company at | Sun tetics Sy absrued ant interested, ia hb | VA telgrat fre Now ome tat ight saya: og | "owe Lo Cncinn, wae they are to winter | Pall rami inoee io Sganpe bare, 0 | EMAPREREETARB'WEW 'Uhatulie' Atk | 7 F-aviy SOUT) So é nis place, Went wo Elimwood, ond the offcers | EAN ‘tat sie tecomes wuminutso€ her surround: | MF. Thomaa Vernon, the wie retpainfog member of | About 2:20 the train pulled out to cross the | poait of $60 wil bs requiredet the puschaac’ attane | Huby, BEXWHEN M AND X BIKEEISNOUIM. | ME ici ttle aed he vk than be wan setalling baer ana Weeeky wish. | 106% 204 suCONSCIOUS o wplause her brillant | the paper frm of Vernon, Bros. & Co, New York, | bridge, and while pasaing over the “puaate swten” | ot sale, ee ola ahd uly recorded tn gee | of Miller ot :1, vs. Miller et al. hu spit ime. tard ° seat nena. An Officer Went there ‘and arrested | Pl4y_ 18 Constantly elicitiuc. Without apparent | has Mnished his examination of the bodks,and finds | in the depot yards aflatcar flew the track, fol ao | MESH, TAXTOR: } crrustees. Pr Antes folio. LT, oF the Lan Dode-s 37 the eutereeamed trastose wall the day of sale, for which ul hina, Detogging lil to thiseity. ‘They had stopped | ex. "ton, se. euguid Deat | that Davis ott his trusted. partner, got amay | lowed by oer and ran into a freight craton | _P¢-eoddte PHCE BELL, ”§ Trivrn___| Mecords ot the District of Colum and of wo reed | Austin trvet onda sranusenn WEDS. bts Hae re dum, (bring aq ped | the right et gt 19, ‘cash Desides i= | a side track, demolishing two or three cars an meer | auegt of the party” viuw been | SIS D Seek he a or trust on property sols, sit ken, oF the Ber pe a ee tts Way. | ing the firm to the extent of $14,000. Killing George Squires, a canvasman, and badly | Purge ne "ALE 308 TWO-STORY FRAME | ede ip the reyment of the noted therein described, | slied real catate, itdated in the tity money may be panl eil cosh. ot prin Se. eee ee —% —— — ——- ane injuring two other circus men, 1 Fullerand |" FOUN-AND-A-HALY ATREET SOUTHWEST. | Se Tuleelue pum auction im from uf te prenien | Sige of Colusibia and kaon be con nah ol cpelaentins aul ccektier © pn rn Woe Ga ES mene OOs Tale, Jape smasnup some of the antimal CAGSS | On TUESDAY NOON, NOVEMBER gy | FOUR OCLOCKC F. M-Dart of Lok 4, in sat | ee act purviinsers cost reed Sis was Gnaed Shistehe Chmeren, m ANEOKO & ME HER LOVER | GALL DECLA a were brok . 1887, at FIVE OOLOCK, we will Covinping ou New itauiyehire avenue ” SIGMUXD 2, BLOC — 18 EILLED. ‘WHITES SETTLE THE CROW TROUBLE, two llons, a1 & jaguar, an Ibex and i in froutot the premise | corner of Tweuty-frwt sire 't and. ea MUXD 2, Bis Cam Oo tae Daae Sanaa Taste SeueES MENTED | messy rabare, 0 weuistio, of Yasbester, Ya.,| A telegram tiem Biomater, Tak, Wor. & Oix0: Tuirure-cene od Te widen ret of commotion | Oot 87, SQUARE 546, Fiumln thonoe otheny alos and ayciug 2) fet, Kio a3 DUNCARSOK B208. Auctionsera, EL Paso, Tax., Nov. 4.—A brother of the train | 0D Wednesday seized the fifteen-year-old daughter | There has been considerable excitement among | peise trot the Yards to the wurcets beyond. The Gedeelisryeratcrsand yun: Mean avenue ie bcuween | iucbet thence, came 117 feet, thence orth G ford | Rina west, ‘nd eaid aouth Ist iad HOMAB DGWLING, Aucuoneer robber, John Maier, who was Kilie: a circus at oi and 4d streets southwest, House r) c! ing each # front of 45 i inches ——— 4 Kilied three weeks | Of a prominent miner at Nanticoke midway on the | settlers and in military circles over the reportthat | Circus and depot men then made search for the | Nand band ai"ank Sa at jespen cad thence mopeds. i ight line, to the | Raving acl a trout of 40 teet fuel 2 i ago by Messenger Smith, has arrived here trom | ridge crossing the Susquehanna and attempted to | the Sloux and Crow Indians were about to unite | animals. The leopard was found Cine) yo ie Ay Se cat balance eau note to | Rouse. "Kplatotanid property will be exhibited at the ees yo yy One. | *=USTHES SALE OF A TwesTORY Monticello, ML, where the parents and thirteen | assault her. ‘The girl's sereams brought a num-| and take tothe war path if the Government in-| {right car, and an attempt was made to lasso | 69 Per.cant tnteraat fine day of ale paysbloweri- | “pOOe Mle ass cash, of which $100 will be re- | thitd of the purchaas unoney in c Bitwren”™ whteprnick Saw FR s brothers and sisters Of the dead robber reside. | ber of persons to her assistance and they caught | sists on enforcing the land severalty bi ‘Tho | Cover, bita man severely in the leg on his way rail eaaly at to be secured by deed {rust on preusisee | quired ai time of sale; balance iu three equal install. | im oli (1) aud two(2) years, for which § ¢ Ts, GFK WR, D.C. ‘Tae brother wno came Mu was'trenty_one. | Mescoundrel. fle was taken before a magistrate | council held by the Sloux chiets at Standing | out, bounded into the ticket office, and then | flme cfeala: Convesamiie tee at eoentnert Coa | meuta, Inaix. cwelvs, ind eighteen montha for which | PUrchasrs will be (waken beacing, tuterort at per three years old. and says John was’tweaty-one. | and in default of %,000 vail was commited to | Kock Loday waa called to consider the question jumped through a transom into the superin— ‘Term 9 be compiied ‘with i tox days, otherwiae right | Rotee Of Purchaser, bearing interest trom day of «°. | upon she property sold, or all casi: st the option of the siete death, as well bs the wate and clothes | Pus0B. On ls way Uo Jail he had a narrow escape | All the principal chiefs expressed their opinion | tenuenv’s office. He was besioged by the circus | resceved tw resell at risk and cost of "purchaser after | S280 ‘st option of purchaser, all couvey- | PUPDAser or purchasers. after pis death. as well as the watch and clots | from being lynched by irleuds of the girl, who in- | freely, among them Hunting Antelope, John Grass, | men, and after’ several attempts to capture him | five days! advertisement of such teaale in some news: bein ana te will be nt yurchaser'stost: tories | dei ou% of §109 ou each lot will be required at the n Oa yg | fended to take bitn back and hapg im at the place | Mad Deer, Ked Fish, Couonwood, and Gall. The | and two or three shots being fired at him he was | Paper published 2 Washington, D. ©. to Wich in twelve days from time of sale | time of sale, If the terms are not coun sed with aa Prunes, on FRI. Six Years ago and visited bis people at Monuceilo | where the assault was committed. ‘The girl was | last named is the most intelligent and indluential | covered, with, w wuiin and secured. One by | —” DENCANSON BROS., Auctioneers. | or property will be resold at -iak ‘and cost of deteult. | tri; days the Trustecs reserve the rhclit stobe r ‘peonery, deamiated, 40 & ‘three years ago. Healso visited Mont! rout “ae | BOL seriousiy injured, but her ciothes were Literally | chief in the tribe. All exoept Gull said that they | one the other animals were found and after more ing pure! ‘after seven ‘advertisement. ember 1, 1887, all convesaiciue at pur | tust ccryph ‘or parcel uf yrouud situate sud be this summer, ones in June and again about, Oc- | torn from her body, “The youug lady was to have | had alw. ys felt friendly toward the whites Gail | or less trouble were captured and returned to TORS Wi PILLING | Ghaser's cout. in Thvetkeld'y addition to Georgetown, 0. ta Bh tober 1, and bad several hundred A) Paud | been married next Wednesday to Edward Melitng- | arose with a scow! of contempt and said: thetr e: but it was not until nearly dark that | WEEKS & CO., Austioncers. 7 , THOS J. FISHER. 1. | Trustees. Ucecrtived ‘a follows: B winning Yor tie aance ‘op toe Times, though he claimed to be working at El Paso | ton, who about the Ume ot the assault Was crushed | 1 will talk differently. I bave not always felt | the work wasover ahd the excitement was allayed. 637 Louisiana ave, 108. FE, WAGGAMAN, Auct. ‘O31 ELL AZER H. MILLER) "__ | pouth side af 7th or T streets at the ee bt brick mobding. todeath in Nunucoke, slope No.4. ‘Ihe shock | friendly to the whites, “I fought them and tried to cere ‘Opposite City Post Office. 08. 5. WASGAMAY, het. — = sarmovnp | Ramaemand Sty fect tomy the tutermection thy A Yate Nomance Somber oy ie pegrotasunuea her mia a | the Guar bei aed ned EAT “Ae oat | patna BUTANE awn enn Sam — eles a aerercal SG A e o e 1 el i, 4 mn vel Bi LJ y EES e 7 eo eS ee Whe ua cans rou Sune oi iS | a’ pene Gauci chan (ever | OMT SAL oF ew amp ervaamn| goiter cst Sar RS Tomantic ma? ie! ave ne | day. MM. Diya in Equity Ques No. 204%, asd by virtue ‘one Handed 9 taeks mnre aE Which two young people well known in New Haven Whites, because Fear promod to be so frien two lency of the proj bui perores ‘the min- of the last of Juhn BR. late of the said ine a ita with the tinny e : A SERIOUS ACCIDENT AT THR xR: them.” Tam now a heavy man, and cannot ride a | fstry's tethod o itabout. They declared | CLOAKS, COATS, VISITES, JACKETS, NEWMAR- | trict’ Teconded in Of the Nexister of Feconiitag at cost of Pure Sent ce eee tae as Oe AONE TATION. TT ER™MENTAL | Dorge like I used to, DUCT am” ready to take my | it really comvemplated a foan wader another naan, Nit oh they eld District, fn Wl Book So. follg | aud atthe write: SRD Sapa wal he sured 8 the tne list sad Mise Nellie P. Geilagher, a pretty Sen Fhe bg ge seared yer wich tho. Cretn, i ceoahs Ime Go abe the cele | eee, Sune Government would ng, | SETS CIRCULARS, ETO, FOR LADIES, MISSES ‘he retin peptone, tho follow a pnaenes | Detont et Wie wats Ronrrs » = - at Newport, R. L, narrowly escaped death from ” . : <3 ain ie A New Mr. Hartridge 1s a reside my friendly - here to the’ Dill. He demanded tne adopuion of at the times’ hereinaiter spect ; “inelianer. aa Goa reat ie one of the | Yorpedo explosion yesterday afternoon. ‘The usual | " Gall tnen varaed’ to Major McLaughlin, the In- | the bill, “On the ‘promise of M. Rouvier tO reduce | ANDHILLDREN, @TOCK OF A DEALER CHANG- * coaaceabeli eg 2 paieciuantontand Sirens of nfs ure mst complied with y Gen de Weaithiest of that’ place. Hartridge had not been | €Xberiments were betng conducted in the harbor | “lan agent of Standing Hock, and sald: “You | the cost of the conversion of the rentes to 1,500,- (Ou WEDNESDAY, THE NINTH DAY OF NOVEM- day of sale the property will be resold at the fiah Jong & student at Yale before be became acquainted | near the station, and several torpedoes had been | bave Deen our agent for six Years, the best and | 000 francs, the bill was paseed—275 to 161. ING Pranty-aid (10), bwantyrecves (27) twentgecight OB) Pabiaate ANNE PST HANEY. Trustos. wits, Mise Gallagher, who was at that fimeem-| successfully fied. The last one was a. spar tor- | CUiy Goad agent ‘put “us on the right track and | A Boun Tarn Hopenny.—About Loett0k | ne DEATRABLE AND | ATA ety-aine Cb) ib aguere piber 9. tmved aime pare mses stom, Tyas wore sxcretly and while this was being run out from a boat, | kept us there; you work for our interest, and tivat | yeswsraay moraing several, Maske copped two three-story brick houses, Nos. 7 rea . i yesterday morning several masked men BEASONABLE G00! wireet ts Ls third of the purchase money in | ee, jaKee Haven, ana Uartelages: teiatives knee | 2 Wich Were seven or eight officers and men, it | us.as your 5, You always tell us the truth, | the east-bound Salt Lake express on the Denver “ ID TH ALL. UF WARDS OF 800 | 15 eoeseck pan sone tor inkety (SU), in oqunte ‘tase Shalthe buisnce th sect in twoeuualmptaiuen = | Dg OOO in New Haven and Hartridge’s rela.ives knew | suqgenly exploded berore it had been immersed in | and we have coufided in you" and Rio Grande road ‘a few miles east of Grand ber faptoved'by » three-story brick balding, ot fron the day" 1 sa OVERCOATS. : — ito 'Y | the water. ‘The suock was tremendous, startling | Gall was frequently interrupted by the applause | Junction, and compelied the engineer, fireman, | PIECES. the southeset corner of 4th and H streets northwest, Among them are some of the finest manufactured ssp = el Teo fe city, ad shaking the vulldings along the arbor | of bis followers, Who constitute a maujority of the | mall express inessengers to leave the train, ats Sp oi ae a pee Se ae mt Have Theim You Shall, howover ereat the aactifine” ront. The ds badly stove, a guard pers is ~& sageion st tho par, were addressed pevminent ‘A Bride's Sad Fate. louse much exeruon to feach tae Wart beiore | Heinvery Jealous o¢ Geils power, and ft is td | the others phased through the train feleviug tve| AT ACCTION WITHOUT LIMIT, TO DEALERS a Ed Fah A sa PARALYZED WHILE TRYING ON BER WEDDING SLIP- | eee a nly tro. the inen were injured—gun- | was displeased with his speech, ax’e fears it Will | passengers of thelr money and Valuables. ©The rect uarthweat: ‘and | bs requir wt tne twa from the rushers or GUE. | Rox Tabs ime DEAL PERS. bers who el oth men ve him oni rominence with bers the tered the e3 Ss ry x of wi vt — are cosas x# Miss Birdie Meybuarg, the young Iady who was | were badly Wounded in the side, being riddled with | © ee ee open the sate. Mail Domain were tes onal regen. | (2D PRIVATE BUYERS, WITHIN OUR AUCTION 7 tory brie ue H ore four-story brick | shall be at his of her or their expeuse.” It the terms o ‘AT GO ‘ON Tit Si street hortitwet: aud | hale are hot connplied with in ten ‘day ays from t ie trustee reserves the Tuflit to resell stricken with paralysis in St. Louis last faturdas, | pleves ofthe torpedo. ‘Ticy ast sustained sovero Au Eari’s Son Comes to Grief. Ubred packages and lettors opened, ‘The tratn was “ = We make our usual it -10 per cent—end yet cup. while buying Ber wedding slippers in a shoe store, | 7h!) nual amd.one Of them Dad 2 rib DrvkeR. | geNr 40 THE PENITENTIARY uw Picxina rocusrs | sllOWE 10 procecd after being delayed over an| ROOMS, MONDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER SEV- roy. | ply the People with this necessary winter warment o'clock p.m., parts of tots uine | of = 4:45. spasguare south ot square 30 ~ wv | 1 he riek and Cust of the defaulting purchaser oF en Were attended by Surgeon Wise, DURING THE PRERIDENT'S VIMIT TO hous, and the robbers took to the mountain, It n and Hi gerect | purchasers after ul least five.) Gaye’ advertisement | At€0 per cent Lass than the cost of produetion. * died Tuesday night at her residence, 26:20 Olive | of tne torpedo station, and were then taken a not yet learned how f red. ings fr. yusetts avenue — 4 EYMOUR W. TULLoe Tie is Overcoat and the prices quoted below street, Mise Meyburg was a beautiful girl, twenty-| Newport siospital. ‘The cause of the explosion is | During the vistt of the President to Memphis a | 8 HOt ¥et learned how much money they sec ENTH, AT TEN O'CLOCK. BSS | DOD SAS Sr fot wine (and Sve ts) fete the e ‘Survivin Tray, ‘create at ‘Two years of age, and was to marry Mr. Alfred | UNKNOWN, bul it would seem that the omcer in | Bandsome, well-dressed, and refined-looking young | ‘far BALTIMORE AND OHIO HAS WIRES FOR Its eastern side of Jot ten (10) and running parallel with | _DUNCANSON BROS.. Aucta ov AT CRAZE. tan . M.on the 14th. On | CH4rKe of the battery must nave turned the current | man, Who gave'the name of Kenwood and said he | OWN TELEGRAPEING.—-A tel from Balti ———_____ | tBeifine of division between lots nine (#) and ten (10) oo ——______ | vietory Casa. value for 10. Our price Graneea, mnanenees Fe. On too soon, as Le torpedo could not have ex- N ber 3 Vi jassacuUsetis avenue to H wt eet north, im- BROS... Auctioneers. 7. Saturday, as she was stooping tO try on a white | Dit ind gnats the buttery was On. had come to Memphis from 8t. Louis, was arrested | Novewber 3, says: Vice ent Spencer, (puomas DOWLING, Auctioneer. wed by a three-story frame dwelling, “No” — = satin slipper in a Broadway store, she fell to the a for picking the pocket of a countryman of $z7a. | Ue Balliinofe and Ohio Kailroad Co. cleared dp & anndiinmns RR OTORS' AND TRUSTERS' SALE OF VALUA- Sie ewary Ralog Peas snd trogm. torn ite oor senseless and never recovered consetousness ‘a tein een a ‘The money was found on Kenwood’s person, and, | 40uDt to-day that hus existed with regard to the Su ‘on FRIDAY, the ELEVEN : H DAY OF NOV! BLE IMPROVED | KEAL ESTATE, BEING | Sleeve liming —wor mebid Our pees wptothe time of herdeath, Mr. Grunsfeld, the s z pg after a trial in the Crimins Court, he was | manner in which and by whom the telegraph STANDARD vs BER AD. ines, ai 2OUK CLOCK FO BOURES RUMAPRED US! AND 935 FOURTE ea78 root, arrived from New Medico in St, Louis Wed- | HOW A WESTERN EANK was CHEATED BY A svr-| found guilty and sentenced to three years | DUsiness of the rallroad would be handled. fie of Job s.Condon's subdivision of lot wweiity-nine (23), | SIREET NORTHWES: hesday. The scene, when be —azed on the dead TOSKD EVANGELIDT. in phe & By i girl's ‘was heartrending. Miss Meyburg| Last Sunday morning the Kev. Mr. Baskweller of tl ‘as the daughter of « well-known wholesale cou | pastor of the First Presbyterian church at conic | (old hla attorney that he ‘was the youngest wos ot Philnaciphia aud New Tone Wik Shin te testa | Aloo, Peshts’ Plat kick’ ct tee Giet of Washington, in ‘ ‘and piasde. sovatuabie to nitentiary. Now comes ‘the. st forms a reporter that the company retains IN EVERY DEPARTMENT OF TORE, | Si eqeero namabes £06, leurorea ny 0, Fraime beeen, s& | ,, Under and by, virtue wt (bs power nd euthor- aay | sites 5 Tenponed Wg a) Rado . ieee hie coerictiee Ke angs | {ute omneratip and possession ot « sudielest nese VElaiy et nH ERA Balle alley, itd ou the wane do dip d suena | Madan Seto ital oer lea exposed a5 yeand on MOSbas, | Dark Melton on in front of the premives, on Overcostematrictiy all. wool, f ein a Pore Aae | warp sen Taucy siceve lising: volves Soller City, Neb,, answered the knock of a tall, fine- all his business pertaining to the road. The com-| gehooteraft's ee POUR UCLOCE P-L, tke following tieser Sid, eal Real’valce $11.80, “Out cs Asrrecn rast Mat Lead v0 4 DomL—Atele-| looking gentleman wearing a handsome dark any will continue to employ ite own opery 3 siaparestaas ifentgscven,. Gary hugiualus’ ot tke live | ine. Worsted Overcoat . - Sfam_ from Columula, & C., Novewber 2 says: A| mustache and a suit of black broadcloth cut after this purpose, ester Union AUction, “ath street “west “two feet corre lining, ssstoan’ Sr ealvea olheee, sea Saag ago nay Oca to bicodined | Me MOM apprOnED clerical poten le prota tit’ nana ‘Bakoven his" beukae wien | YY Bont Stes eet, net end Pear Seige Ese aces amet | SRS ome sone “an ict j. EB juare; Fanning i 73 man, the leader of the farmers’ movement, has | Prespyurian Cllurch At Madisoas Nee” whee = bast 3 73 PL aa) SEC ager, sta, (he) feethto' an alles: thence, worth Sisvecs | cunenttts Overconte- cred cater, alt esivet Bene a ae a ea Sreatg | Stated that the bearer was the Kev. B. Browns, of ‘TReTIMONIAL TO Musens. PAINE AND a Following Breatoes, {Beh Toots to ath etmeet uaiplace ot iearuutine iu | QguUle warp Tealien ining, “velvet ober ation Ccived, and in the evening preached tn the Rev. Te ence ene ee nants Nests, | qaartiee unathy ating wen cal have their oe- | OVE merrier penton, fae tears ee a | Oe eaEY Oe ve at hwest, And uu reatter, = MMr-Baskweuler's pulpit a magnificent sermon, which Gp pomsian suteerigtice setae naving rateed |" ne-66 THOMAS DOWLING, Auct_ | Jotons, ior the eanre, Sdortor ssls pertol ecid Lot Thee te suid eguasive ‘Qrarcopts blag and trove ll wood, tm on the hearts of tue whole congregation, “AL the Eastern Yacht Club will contribute $0, T]WHOMAS DOWLING, Auctionsen, ST ‘| fromm the southeast corner of, hutdred and twenty-seven (327), beeinning at a point satin, lined. Dou't faint hor mo end of the services he was Introduced, amoug in all $11,500. Probably © very bunteone ae Auctioneer. tBetice weet and fronting ou St Gg. ath, stewety forty-nine, seventecu-bundcedtte 48 | 8 ‘Steady! is 0 aev.t0 00m, 80 Others, to F. M. Persinger, president of the First silver wi nted to Gen. Paine. When it is BALL, pavg | ROR 78 feet G tchen to square, thence cast eighty-six (80) feet: thence morte OONGTEL75 buys any one of either shale. Ratiodal Baik of Ueatral'Ciy, and io the course completed a Sinner will be tendered someane BRORE ohotardime bt FORMERLY | south 79 font Gunches, to ie Siteon, fortwo. huydrwdthe lo, 42-100) teet:theace | | Engish ‘uvercosts—browa, slate and < : eae : a -y : oa sie elahigrai (86) feet: thence pape | beket ont need eevee tinal Scio area a sree Feestna umes Ua Geuneeeets ees Sane saan oie Reveneai i grlowins out tee Ga | gen ae ooece ee merge or two. ‘Tuesd: rnoon he appeared at the ‘uet the Vase Will be presented to Gen. Paine, and J poe el 3S ~ he orgs, Dank and presented a drait tor irportin : soherrrand thenoe, rune modara Souveulehocs, being No. 035 4th street horus | at an 35. s20.72. to be drawn on tue Chowles) ‘Sanat Dt Nee Soon eee ae sect oh ‘cate ry York, by the First Nationai of Lebanon, Tenn, He ‘Terms of sale one-third (+4) cash, the balance in equal VICTOR E. ADLER'S SevaTOR SHERMAN ON THE Revival oF Wan Ie-| Of the ne ence lace of besiunine, | sutaimentsiu oe aud two years with interest Pars asked for $1, iu curr-ovy, depusited the balance _—Sel ressed_ poy ree tae ut io. je wend -at a © secure “ ‘Bouse, son pe 20 in curso aepeaiee (ne balance Se egeemee near eaaraens cen OPSaeaae Hipprgres baacmansiy ada ce houae | ec gte-aay fo dag ele neural ye Ten Fer Cent Clothing Drother was suspicious and sending a query wo the | money, ‘The movement was led oy ssorgeant who | MOuLLs “ago there was no disposition on the part O'clock pun, part of sub lotoue (1), in aquare Bumuber | posit of cue husdred (8100) dollars Gn each lot will be | Quy aug 929 7th st. a.w., comer Mamachusstts ova, Lebanon Bank recelved « reply tual the draft Ws | is gaid to have been implicated in past years in | Of republicans to revive the war issues and sur uj 27. aegcribed as toliows: Hewiuning for the supe at | Required at tine of wale, torgery. ‘Tue Kev. Mr. Browns bad yone. He | aout cwenty murderssome of Which werecommit, | animosity between the North and the South The She southwest corner of said 10%, On Fanning thence | | Terme go be complied with tm ton (20) aye or senate Strictly One Price, as traced to Omaha and Cuence to Council Buffs, | fed in a, most barbarous manner. He plotted the | recent celebration Inthe Soutn and glorification pT Ey EA] Heed Open Ssturday until 11 p.m. ident Persinger aod an officer are in pursuit. re — os H- thence borth U3 feet, inches: thence west 24 tect | potice 4 od spinal La Pres — Pp State. ‘Thee they rere to let the criminals out of Cee Davia, wits the spesci made lst S suches, and thence sonth te place Executor and trustee under the | si will auni vestiment eS 1@ prison and sack the town. The mutiners n, Ga, compelied the republicans proved by s two-story elling, ristian G. Gockrler, d:erasek. pening e to the barracks, Meut face Issues that with their consent would never street southeast. o24-deds LEON TOBE BALTIMORE CAPITALISTS ruosxct 4 uO TELEGRAPn | stood 10 fle post aud Fesisted a heavy Are Until he | again have been Drought to tue suriace, TRS Jerms of sale for all the pieces of Btn To Tax Ponuc. third (3s) of the purchase money in cash; one-third «'5) _—_ SCHEME. ‘Was reinforced. During this time some of the mutl- Lew in the Ohio canvass was | t year, and one-third (Js) in two years from the A dispatch to the New York Star from Baltimore | Beers attacked the hospital, Dut. were driven off, | # bad polliical move on the part of Une democratic Sap et Lele‘or all ask. at the option of the purchase? Having decided to yetive from the |p ty cold." bo menaced oy anew eal | aged edb alta aaa fot | nase Erdos ori ofeee ances | lecoms ar Some socom in the telegraph business, for capitalists of this | mountains. The attack on the prefecture was - ten days interest at #x per centum per annum. bundred | Dj-trict of Commbia.passed on tue cy a ofr te ui of hemo necesary | Nght fur abd wet odoned BPs ranma | cvs A Nat et ad, BASRA ag | wb meet so aici RSG) Sle el ed the pr aa aebrace iP testa process tod many tenis teh to build and equip the most complete rival tele. | tue police ‘driving the mutincers betore- them. | the Licensed Vicvuallers’ dianer aGhateeen tine 2GQO Slat ang 47 Loubtane avenue. (Trustees | Hold at ioe uasof the eile sb sata al tthe ie PA NOVESIBER TEN) Tt, Inst AT POUR i hae: graph system yet organized. ‘The projectors atthe | ZDeautnoriues Clcwreg ne mulincers about Uhres | ts erst me be ha appeared in public since | _o92-10e i) comets ddnvontteread see eg ue | {autre te 4 SisCpcrthe | mmocapeD VELVET, in Sack and color, format zaph ayiem yes crgaained. The pe 2 . > ane mgt tn m orty two (Nez) ieetuuins at the northes portectly able tosicebestully compete Uith Goma | Place in which several were kilied. The sergeant | tions with Miss Selwyn. A’ number or person In (PIOMAS DOWLING, Anctionsee, a Fener tbe Figt 40roal at tne En td cont | enn corner cf ve weid ft al Joy soca mth ee Sysvema and give tue public a good service at equit- | WHowas the ringleader was subsequently caught | the gallery showed their disapproval of his. pres- cert Conting et the purchaserscost, oo ine thenes north 100 sect 4 fncirs, aud ‘Usesrs cant Ty | STRIPED “$m Black and colors, formerty Aw Otp Coon’s Dumau.—At Bridgepor:, conn., | Shean’ # acking the new | ANADFOUERE here. The firing In the square was | enco by hissing. ‘The offenders were ejected, after | TRUSTEES RALE OF Vi UABLE REAL ESTATE WILLIAM A GRAY, feet bi laches to the pia oo - Mary O'connell has been empioyed as Cook in tnd | system are nd steading and | Reavy, but Only 1% OF 20 were killed or wounded. IN JHE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA OS THE Ta Rew turk ove, | Sere Wester orc Sechiing coneasiing Saeed | ah eheeenanes : for many yeare Suc was left in| fully abe to carry out thet on ‘the | Masy of the citizens say they do not believe that A ene TA JOHN McDERMOTT,” | cellar with modeun improveinents ° * 4m Bisck and colors, formeriy a Bishop's residence | proyect is not sutlicien anced to suite fg Sautiny_woutd have taken place if the soldiers fe deed of trast from Anes fr xecutors apa Tiga. tre, 2. | Coram tule: Gash Trace pid to June 0, 1887. ‘$1.25, to the low priceot 75e. a ‘that famuy i oO make pr - utors rust r ouveyaucing at the cost of purcbsser. If th! ace es pee naar ta urges Last suorany | eeon mer (make Zune tue details, and whe a cr ie 220-4 to nots _ Wilf doi Conn, dears | ef mvare a outied wth inicw dayne ap | ALL REAL ®t blac and color ot mac She Was taken seriously UL She bad a terribie | fous aro said to be pending with other capltcliocy, ‘Twe Eccentric Artists. Falter, white, a young ot September, UNCANSON BROB, Auctioneers. Bod cook of {he defuulsiy purcheore on rrovided te sentence cream on ‘Thursday aight, whieh haunted her. | and the project 1s to be pusard as rapidly as posst. | LIVING VOLUNTARILY IN SECLUSION AXD POVERTY Rave — | the deerce of aula, A dopott of #100 will be required | We hevesome COLORED SILKS left in Gros-Grata, ‘Sue dreamed taat the on which Dr. Bishop | bie. ‘The organizers are men of wide experience, DM A CINCINNATI GakRuT, Fickets ‘or Minnes ‘The RE EE NO eee Oo LLe, | atiue ot male. “JAR G. PAYNE, rustes City fall. | Rhadamas, Surshs, end Broceded, which we offerat « vd is family were to arrive on Suadas, | who have served tueir apprenticeship ia th West: | For‘nearly tlrty years Edward Crediand and | quite a sensation, The parents W HEN Phat cabre UE BETWEEN | _THUMAS DOWLING. Auctioneer. """ otis _ | great axcrifice of 60a om the dollet. Was in @ terrific storm et se& and the little chil~ | ern Vulom and other lines, ‘The rumor created &| George Bryce have lived like hermits in a uttie, | #¢aV0r to rescue their daughter, BCU BAB att Stkueis EARL. AND | 7PLUSTEE'S SALY OF VALUABTE IMPROV We have two pleces of 24-inch SEAL CLOAKING Gren cried U her 0 save Unew. ALS O'clock Satur- | great stir in the city and receives ready credence ———_— a r of Is THESAME | TvaL Esra’ 9 rath Gay evening het condition became so serious that | Ena approbation, nady C1 dirty, dingy, back room on an upper floor of the Old | wy pency Pr galled 4 Went CORNER DE TSDIAXA AVERUL AN | PLUSH left, which we offer very cheap. A New York dispatch last_ night says that the | tenement house at No. 9 Kast Sd atreot, Cincianatt, | oe Fursew ELaasurr Muvenys.—Prench Vice. a decree the Supreme, THIMD STREET NOKIH AEST. ‘The COLORED DRESS GOODS STOCK hee many above report has attracted much att tn busi. | The other day a visitor stumbled upon them who | proceeded down the river, at Philadelphia, yester. | tbe in fe PR Gt a ayy desirable and senso goods left, and if you need sage | ness circus in that city. Press Agent Somerville, | bad known one of them in better days and Bay, to meet the French a ; ee | 15sO eee in ‘Taber Ro. 53. fulioG? | thing in that lime it will pay you to give thet depart Thana toe taeapoRTTEN tere was ltl | lame tim 4 be a one tno psater, who Bad | rl Gigna received to vor a expen SEeeEA EDC cr fovemaad juue™ pols | Greta SS ee “3 st disappeared, trom (his friends a 940, re at reception ‘him. R a ¢ | Ifyou want « any, Maxwett 1s Horerci.—The counsel for the state | Sears ago Edward Crediand was a young artist ort en Q Be oon wered one (2 ty yy tn the caae of Brooks alias Maxwell tho convicted | 8¥@,anuaual promis of greatness. ‘He won prizes nasi a ane In abort. you should not mies you need murderer of Archur Preller, belicee thay che ie | St exhit ‘and even now his works are in pe rine Cia) as suythiny in the DkY GOODS line, cision of the United States Supreme Court im tae | MAny Cincinnati houses, and are valued ; | fined une tives banks ead C18), of tae #1UKs FIXTURES FOR SALE L Soee tne eperenaeee filsbemare necounn, the, artis wae euppoan a Arty One lo» ————_-or—______ SEMPSTOXE, fafoeneneae oF Somes ening’ out mn‘aibang. "Mayor Tous sere-Sm ‘BOS Peopsy!vanis Avenue an eye. picture, ‘Was sold at a capitalists have secured contro of gare, but the sensitive soul of the artist was it an out and out irreparably. He left Cincianati and went | ‘The Chicaco pr Bo trace ot him was ever found’ Hie wast that | satiet frou tone wht’ BO trace: ‘was ever ‘He was all that pa bey ible, they will ‘ime Bring ta the very heart of his native clty. ‘with the. ad when young was an artst of more den ane ing to‘ tmurdet’ Bunke? omise and ‘He became tired of the | Deen postponed until No world many Years srandered sway trom | say Mr. Wawson isnot yot ‘howe ‘acqu: wi John ©. Eno has bough AAI amber of te norseshoetng, Crediand, aad the two congenial spirits have been | he has occupied at Lake ARE WARM AND YET ARE NOT BRAVY 15 = Ork have granted close companions ever ‘The dingy walls of | Gov. J. B. SHess Jub sus pues 2 oes, = making Of ax dotea shoes shail ‘Which would sell for toput tie old inen bee eee att Ce = yond the reach of which they refuse to = 31 ‘Trenty-five days ago. XM. Raleigh, poe Oe ANTEE TICKET WHICH ENTITLES YOU TO S.C, lont @ Sine bind dog. “inestay the dog Was | ‘THE “Guarmic” Uxpen New Masacuwene.—The EETURK YOUR COAT IF XOT GATIBFAc. jonni tn a god and Was rescued. It Was 30 | negotiations ior the saie of the New York A Womay’s Himoic Act.—A few agoa weak that scarcely stand, but was other- | have been concll and asyndicate of ‘Regro family hoa? tho feridemeser Gos Wise none the worse for the loug fast. capitalists in New York and’ Philadelphia have 10 5. C., Went away to re sigs Reweanypet CX Barra | Ral ens ne mPa, tar | eal meng ug fe Sakae pension tor tal “Badan trom October Gembcrstic Jourual, aad the ireeud or the national ‘State administrations, Thus the tt ae ‘Der: Beedowa