Evening Star Newspaper, October 24, 1888, Page 5

—_ — mn dis oe THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C., WEDNESDAY,, OCTOBER :24, 1888-SIX PAGES, 5 No Pao: Sars Sian € POLITICS IN VIRGINIA, RACES AT IV¥ CITY. Racked Fordham, eT ont AT iooot| THE WORLD'S EXPosrTioN, ‘The Death Record. A Sketch of Mra. Dahigren. pia iis Ww € — XiRouts prompt and convenient remedy for Croup ; | ‘The Situation in Lynchburg and Vi-| Pleasant Weather, Good Attendance ‘TO-MORROW'S RACES. Steps to Be Takem to Provide for the ansnat Seamha manbcapamnaaeanes, pagans oe aye ‘be following Whooping — — ‘and other Throat and ° te ~ Result in a Heavy Track. ‘The stake event for to-morrow 1s the third race, Representation ef States. Scer, asfollows: Rosa E Sands, white, 3 years; | Dabigren ts a well-known Agure in WasdlMgtolis Tame troubles. A bottle of Ayer's Cherry Pectoral has Special Dispatch to Tus Erasmo eran | BOLO AND 308 LER THE WINNERS IN THE FIRST TWO Pe Oe nee crear eusoe accond, | A meeting of the Washington members of the Huu A. Turpin, white 6 years; Maggie B. Geen, | Sues « descendant ot an ancient Preach tally LYNCHBCRG, Viw Oct. 24—Aiter wecks of apatny | RACES—Now Om NavEn's VICTORY Ix THE ruta | h; "itn $1,000 added, of whion $250 t0 second. | woxra ce. promotion of the Constitutional Centen- Joares We P. Wachee nee a nara hae | cocene Sl! the advantages ot wave ane almost unparalleled in politics in Unis section of | 4 SURFRISE—A REVIEW OF YSSTERDAY'S RACES— | Such races, 5 108, extra; of tnree, 7 Ibs extra, | Dial and World’s Exposition will be held at the - J rs youth. Ghe widow at the Virginia, the campaign in the sixth district has at | BLPHIN'S INTERESTING HISTORY. jormeon, White, ® months; | ch of the war and brent Horses not having won a race of the value of | headquarters at Willard’s to-morrow evening. The fates bercar: ‘Hannah Moros whiter 4s years; | Far Debicren,” Sud captured the heart of dat tened up, and speakers are now being| the wo; — . earé from ndertul hold racing has on the Washing- a Fre eT inES Barbecues, the 014-| ton patiic was shown by the attendance at yes $1,000 allowed § 1bs,; maidens allowed 10 Ibs. Six | purpose of the meeting is to make arrangements Hawaiis, waits, 8 vehre; Win Baker, | Uuroughoul the great qauural served galled {me democratic fashion of capturing votes, are teraay’s races, If the club had tried they could furl ‘The probable starters are Taviston, 3 Jon 3 | chal ctl yoy hy eae eoran ieee , Limbo, Gip- | OF the national board—governors of states, presi- | white, 31 years; John Gallagher, white, 83 years; | claim to distinction ING ON INDIANA, shpat at wy Glory and Madstone. The | pare ‘bein, in every county, and the people are be- all familien to keep it in the house."—S. H. Latimer, M.D, | we,ttcPUblcam Management th Best—| ginning to realize that a great political bat- not have chosen a worse day, The rain lasted ‘ther races | @@Uts and secretaries of boards of trade, and | Lows’ Franklin, white, 1 yeat: Mary Carver, | Leavy ordnance Like'Napmion te hatened the 74 years; Laura R Parker, colored, 50 | “God ts on the side are at 7fuflongs, 1 mile, 1 1-16 miles, 1 mile and a | mayors of leading cities—to hold a convention at | TSS, 74 rare, Lance fs years; duila Tur- | widow tas testi ted hen eee arabe. Washington @aring the tirst week in December. —_| ner, colored, 28 years; John L. West, 38 years. by Writing @ book of reint, ‘The Democrats day, ana Ivy City was truly a dreary place, but in eae ese * . = 3 bo alsoenoes on ee | aia dance pee ooen mening —sotie el peng ial peg scone Spite of all the drawbacks the people continued to | SMOKING IN THE DEPARTMENTS, | 1 yee — Dill has been Is There Leprosy in New York? Dengee noe S ver woe, Na , — ‘were between ae : —— — cure rather inclining to te . AYERS CHERRY PECTORAL, from the Railroad Men—The “Float | the canvass with vigor, And the indications are tahoe — poe mponty poser ‘and | Why the Secretary of War Jsened an | by the House committee, The Taree Americas’ | ME PACTS ABOCT THE Culwnse—ax ANECDOTE OF | Dslin, Potter ins Ang to, embonpoome. “Mer tron | ers wall Decide the Hesult. thats large vove will be polied. A republican de. | 2-20) end 100 Persons in the gran rare| Order Forbidding Smoking and Them | Commercial Congress ill has become @1aW and! 7» recent di ‘Of a Chinese leper, namea | 224 her Dive eyes glean with ine ee Prepared by Dr. 3.C. AYER & CO.. Lowell, Masa, Scie | Special Dispatch to Tas Evemmre eras monstration held in Lyacubutg two nights ago, y Were treated tosome = oy peaqraeectign gargs ogo tang Fecent discovery leper, dresses plainiy and ues —_ this: Wall Druswista, Price, $1: six bottlon #3, INDIANAPOLIS, Oct, 24 —The Indiana campaign | 224, addressed by Capt. P. H. McCaull, was at- | good racing. The first race, won by Reporter, was tended by nearly every negro in the city, and the ‘good sidering a. | has progressed to this stage with all the old | scenes enacted there-ag SIL one ane etree | ABOUE as good a racr, con MpaiAn pio has been run this year, When the 2a g fell Com- Sourish of trum; it ‘similar oceasions, leaves no doubt that McCaul! A Roewexssz Cc ‘jane ee Se ee a eee as co Strength of his | wander Jumped off in the lead and with daylight ASR, t. But, veginning with this week, there | Party for Congress ‘tthe t between him and Badge the the THE WELL Ex: — 1s a decided tendency to lay aside all methods that | Pr'ty, ae a Soe - pneres. ae war oe ‘PROCULED PROM Ae SBAD SPRUDEL " of the cainpaign in this district the disturbiog | quarter in 243 seconds. Then Badge moved up, (OF CARL BAD, PET NALORAL SPiiNGs | Tesult only in enthusiasm and to resort to ways | element in tue democratic ranks was Congress | v4’ the halt was reached in 49% seconds, Here Spt BAD, BETTER THAN ANY that are equally well-known in the state—the | 140 Hopkins, who boldly announced himself a 6 ~ Reporter joined ‘and together raced tins PULIFIING KEMED EEO”? hardest kind of a silent and personal | ®*Mdidate tor reelection and apparentiy with fase, ake” betes eek Sam Ling, in Newark, N.4., says the New York | Song vere tomyuas, Toured trom oo Mail and Express, abd the consequent local ex- | her UWo sons. Montes hey mas ey Citement thereupon have had quite « marked ef- | Purovite tie resuit being primcipa..y Doves Of Ube New Yorkers to a conscious | Sot" Pe. Ove of her resent ones deals With pvaniprberr meray AL Lite, the characters being ‘The employes of the War Department were | city October > Issa. The P-rmanent surprised yesterday upon receiving a circular or- | Dill has been ‘reported usfunimously by the House der forbidding smoking in any of the rooms | {reign affairs commitice, t- OF oorriders of the building. It was not the | pilis'wiitecoue Serie that the two exposition | ness that there is a vast deal of this horrible dis- | Hrecumabiy unas 8, Teal individuals, The Set Gime, much an order ‘hed been issued, | dara. The legisiacures Of Chiriy states will hold | ease wherever there are Chinamen, and that this persons wo ani 4 Ciecselves the crysis Wook therefore there specula- | their bi-anoual session ary. ‘The purpose | city has a 1a raese on. O Oflense, and Mrs Daticren Betined tor severed pel i metal greens |g gp Frxtnc, | deat consideration for tue prejudices of white | seasous from lite fa tin Aiyigghe ed OF were ‘Beceam to ae 2 Oat ho generally believe the disease infec. | sowe estabiissinent during eats BO wand: D some chance of securing a good following. It gettlng the bya here in ber is to be ready to get peeple, wi ‘Dy tue Chinese—our | thoress, however dae en < Fraakife street ons of ake pnem roua 9y and os | fight on each side to achieve the narrow | turns outs however int sicer ahactoe one Tracie was Tetlon aeep ae ane eat pine | of the Bigher officials, wo enjoy us occasional | Tork 88.2000 as the Dills are passed, #0 as to give Mongolian wrighbors generally take very good care | inating the picture ycasuaed, it tutenuon of the United Staten, writes under iets crocs powicei® | majority that turns the tide of affairs. | canvass.ot all the counties Mr Hopeing hes coe ‘efetlock deep in mui m oy legisiatures an opportuaity to provide for | Nongollan neigubors gen the personages were taken from tee eee wfailews rane 30, 1868, | re the democrats win they will win by main force | turned to his home and practically alandoned tse 0d no douUt the ‘race would nave been run | C@OK 8nd who had Deen indulging themselves ) the part Uo be taken by the various eiereant | “Only a tow weeks since an American physician, | exgry Adu uistratioa ns 2 7m Wes found under evaye’ formed Ou the teekey fo, abeceawen which | and strength of numbers. The democratic organ- | "68% 4m 1:14 oF possibly taster. While Baage was agreat | mouse the old order was not rigidly enforced. | {> Troceed at once with all ther ane wore neces, | Warulng irom ‘a Chinese ouvert where where Was lie, With whey ees With Southern ante betium cut, time to time to obtain relief “i used ail sores | ization is confessedly loose and tafertor to "84. The A TALK WITH MR. HOPKINS. favorite Keporter also received strong suf ‘ne smokers had just begun to feel their de-| sary in preparation for the tons, It is | a in @ far-advanced stage of the disease, | Iie, with wifich she was weil acquainted. Before ot purifiers, but without avail, ‘The abscesses | fight now stands as it did in 84, a contest of| A Stan representativé encountered the little mn oe gine = . bow gt oe when they were. ta sous! a to view tee os ——_ Lap satanet | uouen realque whe esa eee as U center OL & tar my veracne MRdvised mie to tne the gemacht? | parties with the republican chances brightened by | Congressman to-day and asked him if he was still groat-ohanee te, Sin ‘cel thst’ cng wars kas ame | Beans have west Son meant, Dut a Stax re- Where the man was secreted, but Was met On thé | dence; hese werlings were ooenwe Porter agcertained that a few days ago the Secre~ Tetary of War, who iy an uncompromising enemy ot Decame slightly incensed by an em- Ploye smoking @ cigar near him. He at once di- Tected that the old order be reissued and enforced, ae ag rade! Salts (powder form). I used | Superior Organization. Organization in thls state | in the fleld, “Yes” replied Mr, Hopkins, “but | Sas preven by Byron McClelland putting only $200 Eon ar ae Shoe ther time J have | means more than the polling of the party vote; it | only as a matter of principle.” Contnuing he | on ne colt, Reporter's victory Was due as much G ly complexion | {3 4 sce as it controls the — im-| suid: “I do nov “ > bay : a 5 10 expect to be. elected, but there Is | lo “Spider” Anderson's good ‘riding as anything Mc ae ae aahealth over since yi | Mense “float,” which is estimated at 20,000. | a certain disuffecied democratic eletaent 1a, thi we recom: auenk of 1 oe So Si may friends, who als stairs by a couple of Chihamen who made hiin | the faSuiou of « Preach salon Mer a head with a couple of very ugis-iooking Latcvets | ratuer bizarre coasirucuon. It presente a ebakp that they Drandished if he persisted 10 trying to | angie lo Thomas circie, one of tbe prectiont eae D else, This boy, by the way, bas the making of ® The democrats find cause for hope in the claim | district Lat will not go to. the polis unless I aim a Mirst-class jockey if success does not spoil bim. hat Indi: r 7 iy de tic, They say His penetrate any furtuer, He Hed, but fn} ey Lad cy. ® ‘The entrance ts ornamented by derful effects u jndiana 1s naturally democrat! ie) candidate, and my princi object for remaining | Sturter Sheridan suspended Anderson yesterday directions were ol but his attention was ext day accompanied by « bealil per, al WO heavy projectiles Of War sent as mement TRE tery Teehesety. Mevens | it was lost in’80 through Dudiey and his 300,000, | in“tne “'qara “33 PLM pe this) vote. out | for tue balance of the’ mecting for alleged bad bs. | called tothe face. tae the Beparencnts. which wich authority "to search the house, It was too | DY Ube ndiital wuen 1h commans oft met ome im round bottles iy eerptat Salt Powder i« put up and that It gave a republican majority of 3,000 10 | fur Cleveland. I dont know how many | havior at the “posv” in the second race, Agreat| Occupy the State, War, and Navy build- late, however, The bad been spirited away | Charlie Lon Barbor. The spacious bali is lignes 2d bas the seal of ‘the city of Cariabag and themsne, | pojat Of Jear because of democratic quarrels | there will be, but every. vote counts in | many thought the starter rathersevere as the boy | Ing ave different in Foqard to during the nigut, and whether he is still kept | stained glass windows, aod trom tls meee the fur of Eisner & Mendelson Co.. sole"Agents, sround | 12 four congressional districts, in each = Pay thisstate now if we would elect our national | broke no more than any of the others, Anderson pores ‘and that a Navy D » eemneee cook meas somewhere in (he swarming hive of Mott streci, a salon fiued With bandsome Uric-e-Drac, Me neck cf every bottl «All others ure meen around | they made great losses. It 18 a fact that cig | UcKEL” The tact ts, after a full poll of the dis- | carried off the honors yesterday, winning three | Stand at the junction of the Department iors. OF was shipped off to BeUeville or Newark, none | aud tue dourways draped. wits Turkish partier tations Pam) snd Dr. Toboidt’s lecture uated | SUoFtage Of 24,000 In "86, 17,000 were democrat fe | ict It has been ascertained beyond dispute that | out of his four mounts, and smoke with impunity, although the but Chinainen know, and they will not tell Gn the f oor are Reecy Daguestan russ, Oriental FH ages aplication, EIsNEx & MENDELSON CO, | Votes The repuvitcans have been making some | Mr. Hopkins’ strength was ouly: Imusnary, ‘nod Say LOvOLais wiseate: atmosphere in the War Department “sWhevher leprugy is really iafectious or wot,Call- | prayer carpets and uc skins of wisd ais toale, Le SEES SOEERE? | ect eae tea | cre aa | ce ae [SEE eta thee S| Semon og ery ey a | tee oT x about one : : rf zi chinese i \ e 0 looks eve acmmanae Gan 28 Y, does not appear to be the best foundation for | this city. ‘Te contest, thereloreeis. virtually | What easily, the old rogue tried his best to get on | hitaire the Sects aint eee Sooon, of $418,000; Goutal Lent Obes esis een eases | jored- chink that hme and cortaialy 2 good many | lis naval uniform. Near it, on an ew.) peuseree .TCHED EARS. can rhajortty of that year came trom ‘democratic | ounces Edmunds, deuiocrat, and Mecaull, re. | the inner Tails, and Hayward had bis hands full | FevoKd until he could formulate a plan vy which | Gen‘rat Land omos iusrvera: was eb; eacteral | white people have diel of 1 oa Lac Paine slope.” | ts tue Coyuctish Yast of ae gestae pean Af T bed known of the Curicuna Remepres twenty- | C22 majority of that year came from democratic Bocpcamand while the republicans mauage t0| to keep him of, The Dwyers did not back their | all tree of the Departments shall be put into the | Land Omice, brary. $00; Surveyors’ General, | remarked a Callforniau to Mail and L:cpress re- | und broad plumed lt. Several ancicut Madonuas Sieedaed aot es id, have saved me $200.00 (two | Giserusions As (nese ery craig issue in the cam | keep a ‘stiff backbone several of their most | tiny‘ stall und sie did oot" Sena to be eae Uae, | samme SSpartment Nepulation prohiuic. | Swartes, $86,030; Bureau of Raucation, $50,020; | Porter, “1 was porfectiy coguizaut of oue such | occupy (prouuent positions bundred dollars).and an immense amount of sufferine, | PAD decidedly favorable licans, And | seguctous leaders concede the election of Edmunds | feng herseie Groeis Mace toon ot ead rent | 18 issued the War Department rita Precincts | £aucation of chilaren in Alaska, $50,000; omice of | case that was palutully tragic. A young inan, | | uc, Urowslt ov «UF Lue family trom Pramce, 1 My disease (Posoriasis) commenced hea Stet cece ok ene ene ee by at least 1,500 majority. good thing “with Favor, but while the old horse | 10g the use of smoking tobacco within ite precincts | raliroads, $17,420; office architect United States | treasurer and general manager of a flourishing | hung in a siuall nicbe bevween two windows wit on my result, ail other ‘iafluences aside, such as third we A willcontinue tn its condition of innocuous desue- | Capitol, ‘sais 18,364; office United States | brewery company, in Which he owned an interest, | is used asa small oratory, The uilstress of the spot not larwer than scent. It spread rapidiy all over | party’and later gains to the democtacy, & {aif e% TER RSTIMATED DEMOCRATIC MAJORITY. Troe Byod, Face it was not quite good enough. | tae into which ft has been allowed to lapse. Doarded Where I did, on O'Farrell street, Ido hot | house Isa devoted Komwantét, and has ents drop of of nee See ean ails The scales would | lmate would scem to put the relative strength of | | THE Stax correspondent, after a careful survey | B70 ‘AeCielland | Tas reporved to ave backed neat Hospital tor he 00) eat ‘ing | thlOK Chat Lever Kuew a ture ceulay geacrouy, | ber owa enpeuse, a beauuifarinee seep ene rep off of mo all the time, and my suffering was eud- | the parties about equal. Aside from the floating | of the Meld, 1s satisfied that the democratic major- 200, aggins ASHINGTO! Ws AND GOSSIP, clever, and popular young fellow thin he was | counUry piace in the Biue Ridge iu Math Jone, and without relief. One thousand dollars would | Vole, the democrats afirm that two-thirds of the ~ jor. | landed quite a nice stake. "Wahoo was given out | W. a Dumb Asylum, ; Frecdmen's Hospital and =p} goin Maryiand. She Rot tempt me to have this disease over again. I'ama| probable increase in the prohibition vote will | Y Will reach not less than 2,00, and may go| gs tue yood thing for the selling race, but Glen- Asyium, $51,875; toward University, $23,600; | One Gay he more ond ‘bis room Ere | matntams it almost enurey trom her private rn o bove that figure, mound nade a ruuaway race of it and won easily. A Norary Pusiic APromTep.—The President | United staves sal Survey, $634,240; Indian | My attention to a sing: ‘Spot on Loe right side puree. ‘Poor man, but feel rich to come irom the republicans. “This vote in ’86 was | 7 30; ¥ his where the collar ordinarily covered it. It| As @ conversationalist Mra Dabigren 1 rare tame Saget come of | bout 0,000. ‘Chairman Hustin, of the republican 1N OTHER DISTRICTS. Honig Gropped quite & 1ct Of monsy oa Ais Bors®. | hes appotated Geoar Luckett to be a notary publis | Ropercene, @S/GSIOLED AIRY SRS BAVy 600. | ee eae tae tine ots dee een ced eee | Beaten ae ee eh Denar KR testa, ot, I tock oe eea comm.tiee estimates the increase at 100 perc. The | Just across the river, in the tenth district, Yost, YESTERDAY'S STEEPLECHASE, Jour ends half, but no cure’ T west to teour thoes | halrmanor the prouibition commitise pus {at the | republican, and Tucker, democrat, are making the | The last race run yesterday was the McKibben and no cure. I cannot praise tne Cumicuma | rior oote the cote eee On Gandidate, {or Gova | Canvass interesting, joint debates being held at | steeplechase, and it was one of the best of that REMEDIES too much. They have made my skin as | 12,000 nor more than 25,000. It isa question what | almost every appointment of the candidates, Un- | kind of race ever seen not only on this track but lear and free from scalesas baby’s. All I used of | portion of the labor vote will oppose Gen, Har. | less some radical change takes place, Tucker will | on any in America, The best horse did not win, ‘them was three boxes of Curicums, and three botiles | ison, but It 1s thought Gould’s labor circular has | Carry the district by about 650 majority. In the | but it was not because he was “pulled” or did not of CuTicuRs KEsoLvent, and two cakes of Curicuna | reacted in 4 measure. The Opposition will be | Mfth district, just souta of us, Rev, Posey G. Les- | try, for his owner, Mr. McDermott, a clerk in the Soar. If you had been here and said you would have | Stfong in this quarter, however, as there is no | ter, democrat, 1s making a splendid fight, and will | Pedsion Oftice, races for pure love of che not ured me for $200.00, you would have had the money, | OTE&nized labor Ucket In the Held'this year, whose | Certainly defeat Judge Blackwell by at least 1,500 | for any money that he ‘may make. Elphin "was T look like the picture in your buck of Proriasie ¢picx. | foHoWing willcut any figure in the resuit, and muck majority. Sell, democrat, carried that ‘diss | the best horse in the race by long odds, and he aia i f ce Ee rf 3 Urenumber two, "How toeure Skin Diseases”) bur | Of, the Old unlon-labor and greeuback voue has ¥ 2,488, and’ Brown, republican, | not win, because he carried 169 pounds, while t Lotal ts $94,220, 380.50, against the sum oi $94,738,- | if painted wita zinc White, or ratuer as if all color | resided iu Wwe Capival irom eariy tuliabood, - had been extracted trom "the Ussues there. "Do | Bas passed througu several adunvalstratin Auszorp Pension Faavve—The Commissioner | Scie, Sbirobr sted for the curren Zenza, TH°* | You coow wit that uf we asked me, Theaiatea, | conversant prs tie police eee aoa, au of Pensions has been advised that Samuel Mackey ae Whilel beieve aed 1 knew—ior Thad airesdy | ent, as peti re pas Mer Uaiented dauchter is has been convicted at the present term ot the U. Mr. Thomas J. Fisher's Uiness. deen examining leprosy cousiserabiy —it seemed | happy an Wa German nobleman, wud wits Neer court ot, ouleritle, Ky. for demanding | a Szaiovs MALAY waice was cavexp mis PatENDS | tfieateg, Ditthe Young friend, Wiss We ail Liked | tu Vichba. Me Is oe ol here aa wee Rome fand recelving illegal tees for sérvicés in the prose- MOC ata 80 much’ for his ‘manly worth, bad upon lim tue | teur plauists, having teoelved the hig Struineste ‘No. BISIn7, He was seatenced to pay | The serious illness o: Mr. Thos, J. Fisher created | incftuceable brand of that mo-t burriove douin. “t | iiuuhee trom Pats, Tinalbers, aud omer pp ae Hay | to-day great apprehetision among his friends. A | Lelieve you suspect what It is, as 1 do, he weut | Mrm Dabgren, alter a ukt alternates aovonag to a fine of $400. In the same court D. M. Brown was ©n, ‘Dut we will wee how it progressea” We may | sociely auu liLerary Work, bas shown her prediven {ndicted and tried upon a similar charge in connec. | consultation of the doctors this morning consider. } O2;, “but we wil laon tor the lalier uy giving it up and Sevens ton with the pension claim of Liddle Redd. He | ably relieved the general anxiety, as they stated + i ” "= turned against tue republican candi-| captured it 1886’ by 3,159," Buchanan, | winner turned up in Hercules, who catried only “some Six weeks later he called me in again to | lerseit Wo tue Writing of Row I am as clear as any person ever was. Througit | Gave and will vole with the democratic party, | democrat, will win in the binth' district unis year, | 141 pounds. Eiphin made all hisown, Tunning and | Pleaded gullty, and zoe ees $200. In default of | that ne was better and that there were hopes of | took at the spol, It had grown to the cme ‘ota — - fores of habit I rubmy hands over my armsandlexs | Jn '86 this organized labor vote numbered | but bis majority over Buwen Will hot be over 800. | was/not caught wntil uearly home, When Hercules | Payment he was remanded to jail, his ultimate recovery. He had an accate attack | silver quarter. And auother spot Was slowing. Who Geis the New Voters? toscratch once in a while, but to no purpose. Iamall | about 8,000. ‘ihis year it 1s thought fuajornng, these figures correct the democratic | came up under the Whip and ‘spur and it managed, “Apronerwenra.—' No doubt Was possible. He Was doomed, “4 know seh well. I scratched twenty-eight years, and it got to be | the labor candidate will’ not receive 1,000 votes, | Majority in the four districts nained will be 5,450. | after a hard fight, totand the race by three | INTERNAL RevENvi ‘The Secre-| yesterday, which was the first indication pases > AN INTERESTING QUESTION INVOLYED IN W - mowene Yona threatened | When Tcaugatit; ture years ago, hue remarked. are coe a Ee . the remaining dividing between the three other | In the second and fourth districts the republican | lengths, Elphin ran a grand race, and many horse- | tary of the Treasury has appointed Chas. C, Price, | that bis family had of the We Wasted bo words discussing the situation, for “ = - phn hod pyemteecorlecrs this may Jens Leow, | parties, with the grestest. proportion in favor of | Majoriticn in 1804 reached 1.00, Sod coon | ene thougut that had the wolhg been good. be | ato and at Lynchburg, Va; and | gs usual Sarly ‘Tuesday morning ne bad asligty | We Dolb kuew that wis condition Was hopeless. lie | A New York special to the Pui Cals chy and I will answer it tuedetiocrats, Repubileans who coucede proble | auything in the signs of the tines this total will | would have won to a cervainty.. in tact, Mr, Phil | He G. Teague, storekeeper aud gauyer we ‘Trail miaee auien tal meen Wales was | Simply pressed iny hand, Saying, ‘Don't meutiuu | to-day, says: The registry of voters in uy DENNIS DOWNING, Waterbury, ve | Dition and labor gains. to tue democrats say that | Dot be reduced tis year. It, thereiore, remains | Dwyer told Mr, Mebermovt tuacold BourkeOeckren | Brageh Nees a " Gen, Harrison's gains from the other party will off- | for O'Ferreli, Wise, Lee, severe. It 18 thougut that the difficulty arises | !¢ 10 anybody.’ I said, ‘No.’ A few days passed, | wil be tuisued Ou Friday and Saturday, A rauio in which ae seemed as ligutuearted as ever. Mean- | \, one 44 Parsipenrial Postwasrens Arrorsrep. — The | from an obstruction in the bowels, ut this is mot | {Talc Wr scrued os luutueariad as ever. Mean | ot gain luke Waal shown In tue Rest twodays of 3 a nd Kendall to carry their | never saw the day that he could have run a better so guamrehere. | Price, Cunicuma, 50c.; Soars | sot tue, af this is truc, and it is not improbable, | districts vy” majorities aggregating a total of at | race than Eiphia did yeevetdons 25e; Resotvent, $1. Prepared by the PorTER | (ue contest resolves itself Into oue for tue floating | least 7,511 in order to give the stats to tbe demo- ly known. He suffered great pain all last registration Will make a to.al incre y " 2 President to-day appointed the following named | ‘efinitel . | systematically closiug up ail wis business affairs | TS" dake & iucrease of fuly Pave axD Cuxwicat Co.. Boston, Mass. Send for | vote. Organization and a teeling of victory count | cratic Batlonal ticket in November. In 184 the Eiphin has quite a bit of history. He formeriy | postmasters: G. G. Messenger, at Ridgeway, Pa, a pg pe nigutas we tet in the hail he aboot | 50/000 baLots in Unie city over: tue presidential “How to Cure Skin Diseases.” 0c23,24,26,27 | for much, and the republicans have ft, majority in the four districts named was 8,767, oe y+ vice J. H. Hagerty removed; J. Andrew Schilve, at | Ford Tremp ‘aifonded bisa ‘considerable reitet. | NADdS and ‘said, “Good-vy.’ I understood hum | Vole of ASN4 ‘Tuese figures make Motmnene —— tain the lage cheney of sii, democrats, main- | Delonged to Messrs, Davis and Hall, and abous two | Tice J. H. Hagerty removed: J. Andrew Sehilbe, at | Ford Thompwos, afforded him considerable reilet. | Sones I” ut cog woe under the reer tee | Probiems tof tbe poulicaun Calculations tn E SENATOR GIBSON's MISSING BOY, | (als tue large majority of majority of a.Se “ean | Years ago last spring Col Hall agreed to sell him | POTutls at Geutralie, IIL, vice & G. Well removed. | Qeecath eed en euston that probably an | Cisaporuve ol ls purpose. pli Newt out—aut | Counties were there las Usen bo Sick woude: tu: Scorrs MULSION. ——— smal jo 257. CAD] to Mr, F, M. Draney, of thiscity, forgioo. Mr. |=" pin Benn Daan 2 % | did ‘not return. Two or three days elapsed, | imciease iM Vouers can be made WiLu a fair dagres He Disappeared from Yate College after | they doit? Draney intended to work the horse in oue of Ms | arrowat. Bawx Drvipmnpe—The Controtler ot | AgDeM, of Fuladelpuia, was sent for, He was un. |i Hot fevara, Tw of tte, days elapsed, | iucscane Any Dut in dealing witu 60,000 mew bat OF PURE COD LIVER OIL AND Overdrawing bis Bank Acco: A FULL-RIGGED SHIP CAPSIZES, | garbage teams, but te ae oT eet the Currency has declared a dividend of 6 per | tending physicians finding that their patient bad er phn ry tomas ged | oo aaeae ii gituch use, Cuaurman Special Dispatch te THE EVENING STAR. — Thought $100 Was not enough and dec! et Fallied from the attack and was so much better = ~ ~~ ‘= vada ey A a facuity Is greatly worried over the disappearance | Both Go Down Together, Eiphin did not like that sore of treatment and | gent on clans proved, aindunting so 42800,200, | BSjq RECESSAFY- _ Howevcr, they | invend to | Cer his disappearance, ils trieuds and be bad | 50,000 allele he replied “vocause ce tuvare of Montgomery Gibson, twenty years of age, a) New York, Oct. 24—Shortly before 1 o'clock | wien he gota bit Ured deciined to work. Finding | He has also declared a'dividend of 15 per ‘cent. 10 the further course to be adopted. Mr. | Teached us Ual away down in Santa Rosa, in a | avly meats more galu for tepublicaus thau for ALMOST AS PALATABLE AS MILK. ‘Tresuman in the college and a son of Senator Ran-| this afternoon a full-rigged three-masted ship | lhe Was of no account there Col, Hali sent him to | favor of the creditors of the Henrietta National Fisher has such a wide circle of warm per- | /0vely place by the bauk Of a stream, bad Veen | dewOcrals Thai Is Uecalse @ larger dail L, Gibson, of Louisiana. He has been {Was capsized by the wind in Bustermilk | Baltituore, where he was sold for $150, to be used missing from the campus since October 16.| Channel, off the mouth of the Atlantic Rueben wane Lie eye een ok So disguised that it can be taken, digested, and as- | Be(ore going away he drew from the bank $226, basin. The vessel overiurned on a tugboat | him to MrT. D. MeDeemott for $200. 7 ‘McDer- similated by the most sensitive stomach, when the | overdrawing his account. His father 1s coufiued | Which Was passing at the Une, and the tug and | moter nad no idea of racing the borse When he rst Plain of cannot be tolerated; aud by the combination | 10 his bed by illness, and as sent a detective here | Vessel Sank together. ‘Tue’ smokestack of | Put him, ‘hue test roo Elnisin ator oon ae . a to look for the boy. President Dwight, of Yaie,|the tug was broken’ off und she appeared | Sot 7. Mr. Gregor gave 1008 Sf theoll with the hyporhosphites ie much more <fca | oO ee ae trees ae the Pou ee nent nad | from the “Battery to be wane” Teeeanig | the spring of 1887. Mr. Gregor gave an afternoon's uportuon Bank, of Henrietta, Tex., making in all 90 per found he body of a Young mau, bantsome aud | Of republicans wegiect Uuelt privileges Unies a cent On claims proved, ainounting to $22,156," | Sobal friends and he bas business relations with | Weil Geased but withgul, aaytulig, aba Mita te | mallet of yrieciple cries ae a eS — eral solicitude to learn abeut’ bis condition. “he | ive auy clew to bis idenuty. A vullet uole was | aiulUsu Uucte are Bormally about twice as teeny Prnsoxat.—Rev. Dr. Wills of Philadelphia ts tn | goor.bell at his resigence is Kept golng almost con- | turougn bis head, and a revoiver, with oue cua | dewoctals as Tepublicaos in New York ext). aud the olty, stopping for a few days at 3110 Dunbar. | stantly. Mr. Fisher has spent pearly ail of the | Der empty, was siti clutcued in this right wand. It | Under Ordibary circuwsianows an increase tig ton avenue,—T, Asaina and 8. Kawasaki of Tokio, | SiXty-six Years of his useful and honorabie life in uy ape oe as Me Raine Falla 140 But tink He will yruve Japan, Mr. Mason Brown ot Louisviile, Ky., Willis | WSciLy. He has the best wishes of everrbody 1n © posmble—deat * 2 i Cuairman Baruua Was invited to answer the been outained. Lie was not dissipated, but was | C4fried no, ballast, whlch made her capsize so | DUK gt" ‘On the Hourth of ful, thease | Van Devanter of Cheyenno Wyoming” Dr Gro. B, | ‘Me cominunity for Lis speedy return to healt. ‘The Richmond Terminal Deal, Same questiou, ie sald: “There is only one fee REMARKABLE AS A FLESH PRODUCER. somewhat eccentri Say ved wer knows Bt Present whether OF not | Felt, he was beaten at Ivy CIty ina Tacs of threo. | Russell of Detroit, and R. . Ingalls of New York 4 Robbery? TALE OF A LEGAL BAKKIEK—EFFACT ON NOKFOLE | S0MAUIE Fepiy. The democrals are going Wo get Luks A POINT GAINED Fon Panyeut.| 7 gjosresrsuiie ents. acter winning Coa free Mee | $20 $6 ihe Steed ee aoe eee Tee ise te on ace eae aan nies odin td Uliras o€ tue oud vote in Now York cl tay is iN B a. IN a SHORE ee =RD e e Austrian mf a master- - | 4 WOMAN 84! ia’ 7 aurds w ew Ys , and Uncy PERSONS GAIN RAPIDLY WHILE TAKING IT. Judge Thurman Goes to Cincinn: Bee ee cee eet ceed | tnsen, Seuator Oumere nd Representatives Crain, AND THE HOUSE RANSACKED. ‘The Philadelphia Times to-day says: The Rich- | ire also going to have Une sameuort of oa Giese SCOTT'S EMULSION is acknowledged by Physi- | The “Times” Ordered to Produce Forged | | CoLUxsvs, Oct. 24—Judge Thurman will leave | perore he Was brought home was taught ‘the jump. = and French were in New York lastnight. | Complaint has been made to the police that five | Mond Terminal Compauy will purchase $12,000,000 | Of Uuis Bew 50,000. Gians to be the Finest and Best Preparation in the | Letters Supplied to it by an American. | Bere at 2:15 o'clock for Clncinuati, where he will | Tq his frst steepiechase he was ridden by @ gen uate hesdies eahomees pps poor pe too ‘commission | P€ $B€ Of tue orators at the exposition to-morrow. beman rider Ch a Barker) who was, evidently : ic Ane Gane id Of bin aud Jumped off after going about a Dome Tesumed its sitting today Sir Charles Russell, | FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, | Aitald of bin aud jumpe pb apedig CONSUMPTION, SCROFULA, counsel Sie Maz, Puredil, demandes the production ne th, days later, with Ben. Pope ta oolsey R. Hopkins of Stamford, Conn. M. M- | en entered the house of Mrs. Mary L Berry, No, | Capital stock of the Georgia Central at $35 per see Hodnote, Vard, W-Schauy of Detroit and i by | 1112 11th street northwest about two o'clock Mon- | #hare, and will pay for it by using $1,200,000 now Bedell Pleads Guilty. ay afternoon, bound the servant, Mary Willis, and | 12 the treasury, ana issue abvut $3,000,000 5 per| James E. Bedell, wuo rubbed lis employer's ‘Washburn of New ‘York are at Worm! ; + ral trust bonds in place of an equal | Clients of about $264,000 in traudulent deeds, was die, he Muished second in a good field of horses, | H. N. Allen, of the Core: probably robbed the house. According to the re. | Cent coliate : " mboUt $304.00 au GENERAL DEBILITY, WASTING DISEASES, | of certain letters which the Times possesved and | qy_Z7BO Now Nork Stock Marker, | div, Nf Anvued second in good eid of homes, | It Ne tends tn at; Lous Col a,c. breckinrk ort the men were heavily armed, and entered the | AMOUR of @ per ceat collateral (ust bonds Walch | Afraiswed York yesterday betore Judge : Which were slieged to have been written by Mr. | the New York Stock Markets as reported by seein’ | Has Won Seven races and added about $4,000 to his | Of Kentucky, A. B. Poland of Jersey wave’ _E | house by climbing over theside fence, When they | tae cacenuy proposed purchase nea thn tecmser | . Sieest axe fourteen Sndictmenss against ham ane EMACIATION, COLDS, and Dilou, Mr. Biggar, and other members of parllis | wire to Corsou aud Macartuey, 1410 b atteet’ owner's bank account, Mr. McDermott has always | L. Bingham of New Youk are at the Ebpitt.—C. wy Anger ep tye gigi yg Bikes & a a S| wo picasea Guang to totgey te tie Gam ames : ment,’ He said that Mr. Soames, the Times’ SO- a ‘been anxious (o Win a ract here among his friends, | D. Farrah of New York and R. Cubburdson of | got in the nouse, Tepor ey tue Bast Tenne see by Lue Kicuiuvond Terminal Co, | bs < : i CHRONIC couGHS, Heitor, had tiled ao affidavit affirming that the | 4" 1 Dut, strange to say, Elphin uas never been able 16 | Philadelphia are at the St. James Al, Powell, | Willis with ropes, and dashed her against tue | will be resisted by the Norioia and Westeru ou tue a an sommandes Ser exntenee, ‘Times had received the documents from an Ameri- get beter than second money. oS a Safe a wg dt tnt ee ee ee 1 See pty Qs can na New ol ung _ jaws | Eun: r The g-wat remedy for Consumption and Wasting in | can: nained Robert goa The fuces To-day. ae Welckeras vs ana O° hose’ fs scratched and disfigured, and a colored | O¢ Georgia. Last spring the Norilk and. Wee. | le alleged he apeut over 120,000, Deen used in the O'Donnell case. this ‘sanmision ‘There was all the difference imaginable at Ivy man in the neighborhood states that be saw Mrs /era was given au opuiou of buying oF leas- ——— 1 082 __ Sold by all Drugwist that somebody was supplying the Times with City between yesterday and to-day. While the | ,,This afternoon, in the Criminal Court, Judge | Willis when she Come from, the house witn a rope | ing tue Tennessee, Virginia amd Geor- A Huge Statue of Penn. forged letters, said Sir Charies, had a direct bear- a track was worse than it was yesterday, in fact, | Montgomery, Jas. Clark, a colored man, was con- | tvd to her leg. | pomp The park | Sane .z resident Kimball, of tue Norfolk and | eug pigURs THAT is TORUKMOUNT TUR PUILADELPELA ing-upon the Parnell Mgan forgeries, ‘The Goes [9,d Wie 8) 9835) g ‘ack was Wol yesterday, Hcted of larceny from wie person of Mrs Barbara | the house. but did not seo them within the park | Wcstern, mad strenuous efforts to provide ineas CaPannvom Save Yocr Dozzars ee ethene eae 1404 159% Tactic Mail’-| 3g:t) Sy. | SboUE as bad as tt ts possible for a track to be, the | Scroggins at the Washington Market on the 18th | fence. The report further states rx: | for eMleckiug the lease or purchasey aud bow ti | ee Cason gore Mal Om a ‘ ey Ger 0. ci ® eather delightful, and the attendance | of August, Willis was bound to the door the men ransackt and Director C. W. Clark Wade a (rip to binging | Mr. laer’s eizantic statue im buying Clothing, by coming to OAK HALL. cor. | “Attorney General Webcter heid that the docu- LIB! 118% Heo.s Deo. 6 eacet was sity Sen the house, Dut Mrs. Berry is unable to stateex-| in regard to the matter. It Was made pubic at | Willlam Peun wiich ts tosurmount the tower of ‘20th and F. ments detnanded were not material to the issue. Sorter 19 | Reading. 5 gave early promise of being very good. At 1 o'clock bg aa ee actly What was taken. ine tea a vig deal of some kind would be ac, ‘Silk-faced Melton Overcoats at 87.50, worth $11 | Tue affidavit of Mr. Soames showed ciear.y that 2 § 3 there wer® about forty carriages in the field, and | _ RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER.—The following oso n woh pey Fp Ap ac; | tue new City Hall ts at lenguh completed, says te Silk-faced Melton Overcoats at 89, worth $13. Somebody had been trying to trick the Times, and t 200 to 1,500 Me tn the q | Were the readings at the Sixnal OMce today: 8 aroma Sectabanhher Maas tammane aoeme ‘Olle con, | Philadelpuia Ztmes, to-day, Mr. Calder’s original Silk-faced Cassimere Overcoats at $12, worth @16. | kuowleuge of the trick had been communicated to rom 1,200 to 1,500 peopl Grand | a.m, 56; 2 p.m., 50; maximum, 59; minimum, 54. A Question ity. ‘Would. The East Tennessee bas Urancnes | Sketch wodel of the figure was made as long back ‘A good Chinehilla Overcoat st $10, worth Mr. Paruell’s solicitor. stand, ‘It not was thought at all probable + THE SERIOUS CHARGE MADE AGAINST & YOUNG coL- | Pan) W Fa ag fregpre sige pany etm panier pon Iyer Foren bree —rotienpniccemrs prem ‘The court ordered that the documents be pro- that scratches would be numerous as District Government Affairs, ORED MAX. Sippi ttver, and by a traiMe agreement thas ova | committee of the Mistorteal society of Peneepiec: A fine Montagnac Chinchilla, Satin-Lined Overcoat | “Crh aries Russell then asked for particulars of owners knew the track would be bad when they IN HONOR OF GEN. SHERIDAN. In the Criminal Court this morning Edward | 4 great tocder uf the Noriolk and Westeru, cotton | vata “It represeuts Penn in the tall vlgorer wane et 825, worth $40. ta cuasuce agutunt Sar: Poruem ont tees eaten made theirentries last might. While at exercise | |,Tt has been ordered by the Commissioners that | Berry, a young colored man, was tried for having, | being oue of the princ.pal coxtnodities seut North | hood aud In pisal-as poponiene he eas splendid Storm Coat at $6, worth #10. with bik Me Michael Davitt claimed the ciges thls morning Wheeler & Faire's chestout colt | (Mecuis ae Meetuatan at Sad area teria | OB the 17th of July, committed an outrage on | over these ines *Preaident ‘uubali explausod to | nrder possible tie eraditions ole the An all-Wool Chinchilla Storm Coat at $10, worth | to appear for hlmseit.. The court assented. Paragon, 4 years old, by Plenipo-Whizgig, stepped | West, be named Sheridan Circle, in houor of Gen, | Aran Hatton, colored. Mr. Lipscomb prosecuted | te Eugllsh stock 4 NorIOik and Western would | [puAb® theeaseives tn soane Of Chair Soske Gt ao- bap _ ee ee eine oe into a bole on the back-streich and broke is leg, | Philip Sheridan, - and Mr. Armstrong appeared for the Gefendant. | Soler witnout ove of its pribcipal sourves of | tac" Trostated ta tie aoaee Oe eae ee SOR ENONR nn | Sathentace ware Vemma gives Danson raat He has uot been put out of his misery, Dut itis | | TE EXTEXGION oY sTaxETs revo Tux cover | The girl related that he had attempted to caress | Dusiness, but the ‘Eagllsimen did wot cous | Liz hhysemted, M0 the, sooty Uy hls graudeon, 87 50, worth 910. -_ ws = x robable he will be shortly. | Paragon was a good | 18 creating & great deal of interest. | Capt. Symons | ner apd pull her in bis lap, and finally took her by | to tue feliet of the compauy. and the opuios | Jysuus descripucn ot bikes “bret te otatuce, Fine Chinchilla Double-Breasted Sack Costs and Ein reaping Reng U8 eS Tey: Puce lorse, having defeated suc a guod ome as | bas been busy of late preparing a plan for theex- | tue arm and led her to the cowmons near and ac. | expired “without the Norisik and "Wootee eVery mMolion indicating bonest pride; in every ‘Vests at $10, worth $15. The attorney-general informed the court that the | Dg” 82° "unp Fa, 1 ‘Th Une Emperor of Norfolk. The betting started quite | tension of streets with a view of submitting it to | complished his purpose. The defendant testified | aVuiling Itself of its privileges. By the new af-| jib and tecture tae ‘expression of @ serene and. Prince Albert Suits at 815, worth 25. other side still couttuued to disobey tne order for | gyvea"D: C.40-year fuud, Sone TO8d currency, 12 briskly’ and grew heavier as tue day grew the Commissioners for their approval. There | that he had known the girl three years; was in | raugemeut the Ricumond ‘Termnai Co. cau seud | uranly beauty. ils age te about mt aud Fras ,,8 Speclal appropriation, Dill” passed | tue habit of meeting ber every night. He denied | the traffic trom the ‘ast ‘Teauessoe ove: Westera | his costuine Liat in Yozue aUring the last Feats ot for the completion of a bridge acro=8 the | committing the offense described. He asserted | Nort Carolina Lo the Kichimoud aud Duaville and | thereagu uf Charles IL cue dave Of hie Grol viele ee Eastern Branch, to be Known as the Pennsylvania | tht he met the girl and she tid him sue was | tnence W the sea, leaving the Norivlk aud West- | tuis country. ‘Tue figure is 1m npeaking attivude, avenue bridge. “Already subdivisions across the | going to church. €ruout in the cold. President Kimball was io | and Use left hand ts represented as holding tue branch are iaid out and private surveys are | "4 verdict o: guilty of assault with Intent to rape | New York yesterday. ‘Tbe questiou of iustituuing | Original charter of Lhe che) of Puiladelpliay® The in progress. The streets, however, will have | was returned. Je al proceedings to enjoin tne lease of Lue Kast | Stacue being iulended lo Fepresent ull Ih bls te. " 25. 5, | the production of the league's bank books, Bid 121K asked. Columbia Railroa id ¥ a Among these we offer some of the best bargains ever | Proguree to its powers to compel thelr productian’ | Unich Laster aaah at bide 4 cashed. “National | fre Rinoa Wras aie>: betaens, and LAEKing MAL shown in Washington. “Attorney-General Weuster tuen continued the | 4uranee, Susy bid, OL anked. “Coluinbia fusurance, | Doswelt’s Maidenhair Porter Ashe, ry Suits and Overcoats for Boys 5 to 14. presentation of the 7imes’ case, making a further | 12% bid 23 asked, | German-American | Lusursuce, | Wall, Wife and mother-li-law, Walter Gracz, of We have @ magnificent line of two and three | review of the articles on “Parncliism and Crime.” | pooa to goteyae Insurance, 6 bid. | Masonic Hall | Philadelpula, were amoug the’ notables present, Dr. McKenzie, the Washington 107 asked. Washi OF rr stock, | to conform with those of the city and the Com- Tennessee apd ihe purch.se of the Georgia Cen- | jax © our city rather than to our wis Estyeormmetion, ns re™ OvTsowteat prion which | fhe ooo. parwellknrw fat Pounce sa ad | Satay Sugeer Seton Man Uy a» Reed | tore ht rane wasted, and he-rallaoa | timoncrs vate ‘daly retusa” wallow ‘si Heal Estate Sales. Sati ana Wer drenert = CMG Ofte | deemed i ore aporupmatecublew tition. i) re et “al 3 ms ik, 127 bid, reat lee, t ivi wi reels ot rm to the Nort ser cu e Jcatious have De padtinaet Galteciit Ginecain'Sha Boys 15 to 18 | supplied Sheridan and Boyton with funds toenable | Lit bid. 'Peuney atta ‘iaisenese Gets tunes | died. ‘Ihe new arrangement of having a bugier | 41visions whose ‘incur goa GE ss i a Ghenapenkce aud Potoune ‘Tel ae tocuil the horses seemed to meet with general ts complete and prices right. ee geese “te 5. Licctrlc Light, 59 bid'6 ‘taker | satisfaction, ‘The judges to-day were Jobo i NotaBietosbowgude 0 THE SUNKEN STEAMER areas, | S=tbitrton Mariet Co. bonds, Gs, 115 bid” Waskt | Kelly, J. J- Hollister “and Brank ‘Hoikageuesd. clo Corner Loi aad F sta, fugton Guslient Co, bonds 12% bids 126 asked. | Timet, F. M, Draney. Mer Captain Says the Ferryboat Pilot | Colunbis National Bank, 112 bid. 115 asked. Weslt. ee 20 Pee Cexr Orr 3 - e1 ‘W. Mayse has bought of W. L. Matti etal, Bere ymons upon Taboo ee eee with | gor 96,532 75, lote 17 to 22 and 63 tore equare in working out the full-sized model, but the ‘the Mrst b.ock 109 by 72 feet, at tue norih- : €raidesigh bas not been changed. ‘The Agure ts fee 5 oer ie sireata norehes. wand | 4 Timms tais or svrreaina row paxora. | Beet igh, and wun cas it “Uromze wil wey that ‘should ‘be studied carefully, as. the | the other 99 by 58 feet, in tue rear of U ‘at Minneapolis dispa New York Times | about 30 tons. It is to stand upon the summits future extension of the city dependéa ane {he soucnwest corner “of Wylie and 23th streets | today says: J. Harpman, who bas Just revurned | {Me doiue like apex of the great, Yower at an cleva- a8 National Bank of the Hepa 171 asked. Have Heen Drunk or Crazy, | incto ‘Geo liroad ‘stock, 2 ‘The starters for the first race were: Van D, inst e Ye ington gpd Georretown allroad 200 bid, 290 (Taral) i from a visit to Ramsey County, Dak. says of tue | of the gure 537 feet 4 luches, thus w YorK, Oct. 24.—The steamship Atlas, ‘Tnsurance Co., 40 bid, Boccaccio (Hamilton), Volatile (Covington), Regu- a subdivisions which have aiready been record ef Real Estate. Polish Jew sufferers there: “The setliement ts | tue fammvuus .pires of Cologne caibedral, The tc luision with a ferryboat ark ttlefleld), Eleve (Martin) | scattered in litue patches in different localities ——— bout 18 miles from Devil's Lake and comprises | has DoW risen W a helgut something like 300 feet, ae which was sunk bY @ co na terrydoat Raltimore Markets, ae ee ee eaeieentioe Caeany | and G0 not oolncide'with the existing plan of tue | Deeds tn ce have been filed as follows: W. C. Srveaty tausliog, numbering £60 coula, Taeyoums | tee pant abo the nanan ryt CASH SALES off Vesey street last evening, has settled consider-| BALTIMORE, Mp... Oct. 24. — Virvinia ton-forties, | Maiden Hair (Hayward, Jr.), Qfosher), | city. King to John L. Weaver, lot 1, sq. 44; $3,220.44. last Gpting trom Cusege ox | cocoon ten a —4 elton ably in the mud since she went down. Her smoke- | 39; 40, new trees, U4; Baltimore aud Vio wt Carrie G, (Palmer, Straight betting Van, 6; Boc: | 17- ing . 5 Penk abd ober penne, With sums lesusaneddi teak: | caotenee tae ta comaek or ten , — Stack, Wulch was Visible last might at high tide, | 89%; Northern Central, 70a80; Giucinuat cacelo, 4; Voiatlie, Begulns, n Hair, Vex- earey as a C. A. Shields to Mary H. Traynor, sub. 24, sq. 721 Paul, and aps ay mtg meen pnd RE coe Gong oo eee TRONEMENTS WILL SELL | ft CGPRT touts i'the Helkcy ofthe wen | espe iUst ons wtonda Toapeho; da | 0m bad carry, Ca 2e 94 Sol Baw EGS | Tote weling, od and 405 20th svete: | 700; and ub, 25 do.; e480, LB. Strgmar to. | sad irom gL S00 to Fit A won, aris ua | uot he uO i bang al be come Sui en ry 5 H : smater, , so] P = - MY EXTIRE STOCK OF WATCHES, DIA- | Vessel watcuing for auytaing of value that may | “oes SHOU 24.—Cotton, firm—middling, | Keswus Maiden Hair, Yekatod, and Girne Gy @ Tar Sy Street’ southwest; Phone Mie Bees | TE wi an et al. to Cornelia M. Musun, thelear the land and becomelndependeat tarmers | precists of Ue unodcliig foums where he t Dow MONDS STERLING SILVER AND sit | Gfut froma net Caplan Tobi ofthe Atlas 18 DOs | oxaurc. Hout. dull aid casier. prices “web Ae ne ae rene gare with Eulo aud tae: | Bret, two irame dwellings, of Niouolas avenue; | Block 8, Woodley Park; $190. ‘Same’ to Eizabetn | 4.Clett ie jand sue beccuelodependent tanner: | preciuts 0 VER-PLATED WARE, CLOCKS BKONZES, | boat o go astern and says the pllot of the latter | Lompbery, LOGeL ween ay Rule, JOvaL 25: | Dis Og ey iu rom, At the quarter Carrie @ led | $500 A; Lyman, part 3, block 9, do; 000, borrowed enougn, 10 pay tne Government. rice = ust have been either drunk or crazy. The ferry- | No. 2 winter red spot, 105 58105%: October, 100% | by hali@ length, Bolo a neck before Bocvaccl ‘MISCELLANEOUS. to Job, Z to S. W. Al about $2 n pect id be balance A SexsaTionaL Dvet.—a Biarritz cable OPERA-GLASSES, ETC, EIG, AT A DIS- Goat is laid up 1n New Jersey for repairs, Captain | 8105%: December, 1080 (08%. Sianuary,” 110% | who in urn ied Vans head. At the halt Bolo b ‘The Commissioners have notified the owners o een Re oo Sete loans until the frst STB Could be harvested. | to the Pulladeiphis Fines cape: A very ge moe iti Wit lane "|e ate eae k o | Eta re o asane ts are |e eh eaceseeaearauen ag | orto Ms Sanaa ah ws | pa” yes gu ate acaedtc| ern Set ak ea hands of the British consul U oon, Soak Taser beats Tener guia snd ebay, mized et la roud, ‘that a satisfactory arrangement iu the | &* ob eee ae was hat tuey ynorigaiged welt Laing o ihe Vila —_— cal and won by two le cl ms ul into & Warm disput Spans TRAMPLED SBGS: Fevraasy. Feeds On dull aed un- | Poet’ yoccactio, who: was ‘Tine, Hengtha Biche Disuise bulldings Friday sexes noe Se eee eae eee tae cane even id he geoond year taey puted s ach dy. A duct becatne inevitable. ‘Dusting prsals FRANK M. LEWIS, White, $1035; western maxed, 25030; graded No. 7 | Resulus Volatile fourth, Tine, 1:34 French a sretcets 101 sold for feeders and #1 sold to butch S45 tak en ertenges signed See ao ee rane eee a asre ave, | Belting, Seomer ae Fire tm waicn | Sule, {cai Ste May alae opal | mtu paseon Not m Reservath ita peta Sage ps | Reda Cantatas | Sor nies amen Ree 2 s Ww y dand« 4 3 Teal estate, best ot cent ‘shot . Jay Oct. 24.—Fire broke out in the | ply Bulwer very hrme went a semand and sup eT TE OIE BY Mie COLE, TEE GROUXD | $004 Of sheep ‘and lambs on the ‘market’ and aoe eren eee pet cent | cuanged and ove of the adversaries was packed, 1218: best | ‘The attendance had largely increased before annum On loans wulch Uhey were obiged to | tue right shoulder, but not seriously wounded. stables of A.R. Rutan,on Godwin ty UES ng eta Petro- | the second race was started, and it was estimated Land sharks lent them money and charged | Tue seconds were Lis Highuess Prince Oldebarg. Cunwmas Civs, 1888: ‘The Commissioners have written the following | 8ld Lo butchers as foliow’ se 4 mee carkoes: ind; lami and a bP “ Alonso 30 o'clock thls inorning. Twenty | feir.1G.” Surar wticlahs ott Tngepter ce. | that there was from 2600 to 3,000 people in the | letter to vol. Wilson relative to his letter of tue 24 yas sold truth $30 to $56 each. Market for good atioas tan mneeieat Augen oh ther expecta. | Sunes nat clnoe ed Deane Oomentaan, By joining youget the benefit of cash prices ana | SX horses, several coaches, three hearses, and | fined: frm, 1isi6x, arm, 1200128. Freighte fend. stand. The tack was still very heavy. | 21st of September, complaining that Mrs. Cole’s | was fair. tons were ruined In ope night. A severe iresuet | brotber uf Whe rich Spanish banker, abd the Duc dé way Fay uicuis. pusiies and vehicles of all descriptions, were con- | SO. TeCottont active PriGd, Hous, pectin 17er | The race was a handicap sweepstakes of $15 each, | nouse, at the corner of Massachusetts avenue and came and rulued their entire crop of wueat, ieav- | Tamanes, a grandee of Spain abd a peat relative of enti on umed. ‘The contustou created by the wild nelgh- a. 344. lcoriptsAour. 6.000 barrels; wheateie,: | OF $5 if declared, with $600 added, of which $150 1M street, was encroaching on a public reservation: | | WANTS 4 Limx ox mae Rea Revare—In the | "tem ouly about as many potutocs as they | tases ctmnpsos busca LLAR PER WEFK. Jeathe was indescribable, Tee cep ned | O00 buss; cor. 3.000 bushels. caty 11,000 baal. | tO Second; entries to be made on Tuesday, Ocvober | M street, was ener vo the building Inspes, | CoUrLin General Term to-aay the case ot Ud for planting, sod barely enh cats to wiv DIAMONDS, WATCHES, CLOCKS, OPERA- to death. was indescribable, A few escaped and | els. ry . 4,000 bushela Shivimente—four, 40u bar. | 24, OF isa, WoleRts to be posed by 5, <4 eee he Dullding inspec: | C. Walker agt. F. J. Kohier oe 7 | ver ‘stock.’ The trouble and suffering began Act mame. rushed (brough (ue flames at the firemen, causing | rels, ‘silew~wheat, 160.000 Sushiels; com, 170,000 | and leclarutious to be made when entries ee eee wh Gneroached ua | Maedel and ae a ne a retecat, | atonce, ‘Tue merchants, wuo had herevotore veea WARDWEKE-RRADDE, 68 Oo Ube CASHES, SELVEDWARE 40D Several of the fremen were raped opane as "Chicago Markets. Cris following horsea, With Chel Welgenoki | was not a public reservation; that ft was outitiod aoe cot nis witetunder his will, became his Gs" Naeprtgh gh ay ot expect | Pride, Tuesday” mornin, Oviober 2 Tam a JEWELRY. total loss op building and property will amount to | CHICAGO, Oct. 24, 10 a. m.—There wasageneral | Jockeys, started in this race: ‘Tea Tray, 105 (Tay- | 00 all the DRLding Feguiationg. it wes ‘comperant | Yisee of the real cstate. His rae nb tor what ed ‘been Turnisbed alreuay. | (2 Ses {iitTai uvamDEN. Ne ca wea rarmax, | 008500; par stata atch erates ti enarutep tena | fn Behan lb hare Bye uk RL Heder te Ding rerun ea compete | Serguei ana or see i ater te armen | Rtient wis, oes eran aay I 3 c morulae. ; : ‘ani a 2 » | closd. ‘The situation. became nak ibaa ie A SIGHT OF HORRO! huueh sought aster. It opened at T14, which was the | 109° (Livtleneld). Esauanaux Wahoo’ were | Usua: side and tower projections. On Septem. | Of }¢eacy OF $1000 We Der, tones robler the cd “The situation ‘Vecaine 0 "vad ‘hat tue ny i Slosing price yesterday. crept up J. thei tecedod 3. t0 | scratched. Der 29 the matter was referred to Mr. Kiddie, and | adopted daughter. ‘The personal estate proved in- | Sherif! refused to inilict further suffering on the | ie 4. ane of her som, 62> 1 oe ‘aici le Killed im Port. | 13% asked. and is uow 113% | May received most at- | “TO betting petore the start was Tea Tray 16 to | bis aitention was called particularly to the ques juate after the payment of debis for FeO, Oe ae at on biead choy Ueing ae trie | street northwest Mra C.¥. GOUNDIR, agua seventy Renin Ste SIS R. Beemiaet. ptember 23. icrday'sc one ewe. Tt touched Lis fot atmomear, | § to win and 4 to6 for a place, Bouemian 45 vo 1 | “on whether “the ground occupied by the projec. | the fegucy.. The complaiuant was appola ol guns: | Boon wituou: Sue rend. they eng ine ri | Srpemn andres Sone ay omae ee or ce10-1m, 4H FLANAGAN, Manager. | Paxasta, Oct. 16—Advices received by the pus ons, s Hetaated between, that Aaroand | to win and 4 vo for @ place, Specialty 4 01 vo bpace, ubder the, soit Jarmaigtion of the faatey ont of bis Ow funds to prevent te sacre could get, and ot bread, if tuey "had aug: to LINTON. on Octover 241886, MAMA BL LIN eiatein Steamer Moselle, which arrived at Aspinwall on | 112%. and, if (pow J13. |, November cor, ee a: nited States, &c.’ To this Mr. le re- ine. 4 bake in this re. Theirculidren were wit Oe Oke Of ties late Sassuel Linton, even =e the 10th inst. from Hay, state that never before | is lower aud Weak, at 41% fell away’ to 40% Tallied to | 49°10 to win, with nothing uiteted ae e-Stace, on October 1, that the space ‘in | fcccuror ot the will ot Barbara Kohler and. Re | ee seckeieting, . ‘W aud artistic Water Colors by Essig, Leon Moran, | has Port-au-Prince passed such a night as that | 4), fluctuated downward to 40%, and is now quoted at "They all ‘off er at the Orat ‘and | @ Cp eng ogy ‘@ pubilc reservation, nor | qian of Emma Kohler, and ~ _ the sheriff had stated, < Moras, City Sa Sores Carl Weber’ Rane, GRE Bight, Lo begin with, was | {210M SC Td due, bul was sttonp Givancieeae | at the ra ere welt {Dunched. At | OF ofurlediction of the District auchorities Ontne | is accounts, which were. a ‘To the tearful appeals st these we sold that | got Wife iificaets syed sour a country, and by prouinent | dreadfully dark, U a0 lozer. ee ++ : tuls point Tea ‘Tray sulked, and Joe Lee ~ over payment of $1,; ‘starve or aud they Dinems pentewe comaanen Fourth arpest artiste. Beautiful Bridal Gifts. care Diack clouds, with an occasional: pre Fagg ye GR ee ee we it. was a | 3d of October the Commissioners ‘the mat- | the estate of t. ‘we should not jet tnem ‘Fuberal ‘parcuis” cure Sesterully iramed. | Autotyyes, Etchings, Euaray- | Revolution Was abroul, 14.6236. , Jannary lard opened 2is lower, st 8.20, and Wer tucuions vane te ‘er again to the attorney, together with a ust, 1887, is insufficient {ook fresh hopes, showering Diessings Upon us. | nortuwest, Thursday, October 25, 1588, Ee ‘new Rogers’ final al he wtncre in stock. aiB® ,, ring, commenced at nm. 30, wotkened oi to 727% bul returned to the opening | Hut Joe Leo went under the wire ay ‘inner by gna by cae parcies owhing property, surround Statta be declared a lien 00 Fas tie PE eos ead cam bs taksseers | aeED. @o Wictneeday, October 24, 1088 ot 6 JAMES At LL uc rau! a ‘pecial eight: - fatlon. | o'clock | 29 __S16 cHESTRUT si. FILLADELPula, | the palace did dreadful execution Sy age aey ot | “enicaco, oct, 24, 11.4 m—December wheat isnow | Tex" Tekye Bohemion Howe lengths ahead of | Cra otuer Guestions affecting the rignt to use any | ay twrenesrmo Question ov Law. for every day twa day of suffering and privation. | vcioak . m- Mm HANSA MUNK 5 ot ae sor ju Katonah oap cect hd dak a | cronuea clear tursagh the baudieas degC | Sis hay ta S0a Janay peck Tae Yan: | The Dwgére backed Tea Tray neaviy, and Dauy, | partot suck space for pulaiag purpeee,,.00, he | merm Yoday aireesed that with but two exceptions, without a stick of wood oy pgoe five toves D ropepens Calan Desc anil | sverytning ane overs body wink Witich they guuns | HH Ian S-2a}g; Janey shor doe ut 7-3007-siye. | Che owner of Specialty; Dacked b sy bis people. “* | tion. to the board, Teviewing the whole ground | Case under writ of eg — : roe ‘Uuree-fourths shitwacue from the digestive oncats. Be | In contact, The firing lasted up to 6 a. un of the With Grave | . taken | by those | objec to erec- | convicted some months pings. ‘and we found Bumerous litle chil. Soattend. rs to get the genuine Augostura, wanutactured by | 29th, Charged With Grave Robbing. 4 SURPRISE IN THE THIRD. tion of the pouse, and most | ond offense, and throu.h ‘tnick, 23GB seat Soe 25" | ioe advices say that as far at nad been ager. | A COLORED MAM ACOCSED OY armaLing cuanias| |The third race was the Anacostia taxes for| emphatically | the former tue | Buea outa wrt of abou corp a Ee 3 ned 300 persons Were Killed and over ‘MOTEN’S BODY. three-year-olds, $25 each, p. p.. 1,000 added | land juestion = was aime. -neral Term, Polnt made 18, that et ‘ung Awaits those who suffer from aches and | wounded, including maby women and children | Henry Stevenson, the colored grave-robber, who | of whisn $250 tb ecsond. Winner of ‘any sweep. | the ore en Baulding | Fegulations | tho ‘first conviction in the ‘Pouce Court bat aad ag Se eee Faius, if they will use Benson's PLaw Among the notabie persons killed best rved and that the permit which she 4s not a mat- | been without a jury he cannot now be = ‘warm. | T. 227 Massachusetts events: A he ont ily” prized eaterual remedy | Bede ‘Thelemague Were MM. Charles Borno and | Sed & Year tn Jail with tho late Vigo Jansen | stakes ofthe value of $5,000 to carry 71be extra: | tor ot grace Mut a fight was properly. sued. On | of a second vifense. gehertn Ser crib, Rudiaica up trying to keep warn. | Ty, horn ctutecmat ot wee Ross, resurrectionist, a Gcwoost 8 anomer paper rules cuter. baitnore Ma, Es and Dochache ila al toeecan bos. ez: ead second Precinct station on suspicion of | OS nd a. anion in tae norted wrens | octnE. was ge atloney, i wo oe ee led 4c with ogisver SPbreed, Kinaly want by 8 ‘rom bis soanty | 2 te —- z LIBERAL sired. In Court Colds. Hoarseuess aud | FMther and Daughter Perish Together. | being implicated in the robbery of the late | OU6, mile and, e furlong. ye 2 ox ‘personal estate to his wife fuppiy, Another womn we ound the same mora: Gest Paina it ip both s preventive and | ypj¢,YATALYIME IN A NEW YORK Vintage, Charlle Moten’s grave in the Columbian Har-| Never. The former wi ane 8 to | ing with to tle gir, with are ms and foc. Scare Ask for Beuson's and refuse ali | p07 iA Ni Xo, Oct 24 Ihe residence and turni- | mony cemetery Sunday night, He has a sor- foot | Lewis and the latter by Littleneld, Badge was Cee eH ‘wo keep warm ‘on the sunny side of the BEWARD other plasters St an early nour taismoraing. and Wi. Na erees | Which. the oMcers suspected he injured by Prune favorite, 2 to 6 being the wold aver ner | BOUSE Some creditor bad vaken yer cow and left er y t whe sued | 0 1 was offered on Now or ” ee ee ea tatone % ghd a daagnter, aged twelve Years perished in the | by’ Ofioers” Hilly’ ands Mergwsos: ‘Blcves, | hundred. yards trom the. Salah Ne Inia wise Jona W eg NSS | ua lel rote thr wis | Ef ae Ep RA | Stars eames ea S| emer tg.eero eenne ag Sa | Sat See oak ices ee eaten f = * injured his. {oot a on it. Vor tems secre eae” sae gti ame tme ecu | Wo says that even if he war ka ne business bo | ing the Zondivion Of the French mutuals | Detwoon reservations aad theso spaces mage by | Twa LaDsorePanx TeocstacThe residents ot | Blootel. Moore will shorty unaeryo critical Tue Fixe Or Au. fer soon afterward, weut back into ‘the buruing | caus cae enteg es, Charlie, Moten's body. be- ations | Pope, Park, represented by Capt Howard, L- Piste sents, toe exe testimony will be used ai FOND'S EXTKACT is wed in the household of the | their ieinains were, subsequenuy, feuuiree ous | Fest will probably be made to-night. Lo the po- | in the cases ‘Cut of some trouble between | be trial in Vienne, in er euit to recover the ee —- . bere of be, Ary ‘aud the Kanye tie iee"the | UiTU Moor of the store, Mr. Micabowers body |: The President's Trip ve New York. to cause | oe Howe wrwehtneere represented | Of ME. De Bildt, e Swedish diplomat. Her swedish the pulpit. sd thee preme—als rahi antieiases | lying across that of his’ daughter as ii they had Pins bee wa ae aaa ahawaets: egal ad- | by sen awe sine ask coos evi Spareian, Hime. De BOG, cictms ches lama. Beers Ne went Weir’ personal experieuce and | fallen together. It is supposed she lost ber way in URDAY 2 nas ‘devorinined that as faras | Geng ta cain one ‘heard in the ‘Unbalanced, and ts Ube last forty years unl thet letvers have | the bulluing and was overcome by smoke. “Mr: | ‘The President and Col, Lamont will leave the Ee ag ee eS wo nase fe the | cance ae Topics Sovutyang: che wouderial cares of ail | Nigabower was forty-eight Years Old.” ‘This is the street Te Gon. | ante, ast week, and Shargea that, Mts Moore ae ge fas oF intadhanatin, eeced Uy FONDS | tur time ‘his store has burned within the past Sinoa” tne ng regulations apply. eo teens ‘Rouly, tho Fatiatstytte, POND"S EXTRACT is sold in bottles only, | “¥® Years. CIES t they have not the to-day bud wre, per, with iaucsoape trade-wark thereon. Deal, kK jlam Gets = Divorce. erm od that the BIS MAKKIAGE WITH NATALIE DISSOLVED BY THE SEKVIAN METROPOLITAN. if HH r Which it has been considered. BRLGKADE, Oct. 24—Ihe Upictal Journal ing of this permit and the erection of the lshes the po ey iar ttn om sas W ree tev was ster, we rave ner Costoria, Ot his power as leader of the Servian churca, and toa settled. tbe y= weno centr tee heart vmod Clesat ve Che ene Consserated by precedents, be ged ‘the Tarn eo costagens engere thane ermenia ‘Nataule and declares Unat It 18 no jonger eximent,