Evening Star Newspaper, November 7, 1892, Page 9

4. - ¥: al Pe in Be THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D. ©. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 1 1892—TWELVE PAGES. _— AT LAST THE FEUD ENDED. ] AMERICA’S GREATEST WAR SHIP. Killing of Deputy U. Marshal Tom Smith | Launch of the United States Cruiser Olympia of Texas. * at San Francisco. THE PEAPD WADE TO MOVE ON. | SSS passed by and now her poor bod: ix dragged from its grave to be exposed in the hideousness of partial decay to the gaze of curiosity seekers. Surely to most us there could be noth- UPPER MARLBORO’. The Tournament and Ball— Politics in ‘Neighboring Counties. BIG LABOR CONTEST BEGUN. Many Cotton Mills in England Shat Down— ee) Thousands of Men Idle. AM, Awe Secrets of the Grave Exposed In the O10 Methodist Barying Ground. * AUCTION SALES. TOMOKKOW. BERNUEIMER 2 £0. Actigneer, Correspondence of The Evening Star. The killing of Deputy United States Marshal | The weather was fair and the launching of | The beginning of what seems likely to prove H eS Looe biti \aeiihiliandien’ ‘ease So adits joa teraentiy apt rene pack lamp Urrzx Maxinoxo’, Mp., Nov. 5, 1892. | Tom ©. Smith in the Indian territory by a | the Olympia at San Francisco Saturday, as de. | ei qresioe tnceoeas eae between capital and CONTRACTOR'S RAL QE ONSES AND MULES. — sao Serves Lirrinenernursr awoxa Tum wonx- chee deur. "Neverthelem, many of ‘ho people | At sreedy stated in Tux Stan, Mr. and Mra. | negro on board a train removes one of the last ecribed in Tux Stan, was witnemed by 5800" LsbOe that Engleed bas eves known bas begun POCLOCK PM ia feeat ae ee eye at roespat SOV vie RIOR, MES onTING TP rity MonTat mestarxe oF *ho bad lots in the cemetery described seem to | B- H. C. Bowie gave a “musicale” at their | contral figures of a Texasfeud. Almost a score People, a large number of these, including many "iif that country, as already announced in Tae HOTS greet, we will Sell fora ccntractort 7 cr TEN &. liniiee iémeteienkion have taken » cheerful interest in such investiga- home, “Beechwood,” yesterday afternoon from | of widows and several score of fatherless chil- civic, naval and military officials, being invited | tions. One man told the writer with the utmost ca sangfroid how he had found hia wit “Move on! bi yin in her coffin, excellently | Svan’s cable dispatches, Cotton mills employ- gueste, | ing, all told, 14,000,000 spindles have shut down. The Olympia exceeds in size any of her Of the 44,000,000 spindles run in England the wits axp ix reoue ‘OF OUR ALES 2 until 5 o'clock. The spacious dining room | dren owe their condition to Smith, for during sitamta, Booka and parlor were tastefully decorated with potted | his lifetime ne killed many men. et Brees ty iews. Bisnkets. plante and autumn flowers. Miss Eva Darncille y's gold | ‘The living said to the dead. reserved, ’ 1 Bates Sag ok } Par good Work Mien Pair Fine Black Hi forse. > good workers, and te pair of Blacks One ravel about the world fc | though three rings which she had on her bands et x His death recalls the notorious Jaybird and | predecessors in the United States navy, and | mill owners have a masters’ federation in which fine carriage teat, Sook Sonee detectan enh Ge Gaapidne Gtoteer wanes pli) then she was buried could not be discorered, | of Georgetown assisted Mrs. Bowie in receiving Jeotpecker feud of Fort Bend county. The | also the majority of the foreign vessels of her 20,000,000 spindles are represented, their mills “ahaparenshy, Semen 220 @* that which has been exbibited dur-|!" one inrtance # woman ized her | the guests, Among those present wore Mr. | Zaybird faction was composed of the white | class. She is of 5,500 tons displacement, which being in Manchester, Oldinws Bury, Heywood, : LANGE LOT NEW AS cae ers . A oe ae Secie melier ve had died fs giving = rth, by®/end Mrs. J. Alfred Osborn, R. Irving Bowie, | democracy of the county, while the Wood- | 1 900 tons greater than the Baltimore and 1,000 | Ramsbottom, Darwen, Bolton, Ashton-under- BRUSSELS 1 ” ww ange @ > = 7 | ad mes orn arout r neck. 4 ps 1 " od J ground of the Monrth “treet Methodist Church. | "There te noegeh, thing ws permanent. rest- | Miss Nelllo Moran, Mrs. Wm. B. Clagett, Mrs. | pecker party embraced white office hoiders who | tons greater than the Chicago. Her principal Lyne, Stalybridge, Stockport, Rochdale and sev- eral smaller towns. The owners of the 6,000,000 spindles still running will pay to the federation Funerals are not cheer! C. D. A. Clagett, Miss Addie Clagett, Mrs. Fred | had been elected with the nid of negro votes | @lee imaginabie Saescer, Mr. and Mra, Robert Clagett, Miss | and who controlled the politics of the county. | Emily Clagett, Ignatius 8. Wilson, Miss Mary | It was the desire to wrest the county from mis- 1 surely nothing | ing place in the grave. Sooner or later : every burying ground ix occupied for other and the haman remains are either in- ceremoniously elsewhere or are thrown dimensions are: Length on lond water line, 340 feet; breadth of beam, 53 fect; normal mean LATIMER © SLOAN, Auctioneers, 1407 Om, FUTURE VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPF! ‘C STREET SOUT TWA n be quite #o melancholy as the anburying of bund ireds of RATCLIFFE, DARKACO., Aneta, { draught, 213¢ feet; estimated horse power, | fine of one farthing a spindle per week for) AT. SUBLIC AUCTION | BEING IMPROV TRUSTEPS SALE OF THRE Wilson, Clifton Wilson, Miss May Hill, Wm. S. | rule on the part of some of the Woodpecker ' 18,000; guaranteed sea speed \cial trial, 20 A TWO-STORY FRAME HOUSE. NO. 300 WITH SMALL BUILDING dead from thd grev fb, while living, they he most fashioablecemeteriosshare the | Hill, Mrs. Frank W. Hill, Mrs, Beale and dangh- | oficers that brought about the conflict: ecl- iste, Gtiunted eresciny eco i eee aber oe BRICK HOUSE. NO 30 C STREET “Sour | BUNTWOOD host Beyer Silehe have 't be their Inst | same fate oventually: The ancient Egyptions | ter. Mise Merrick, Mira. Aimee Hill. Miss Anna | ing grew so intense that personal encounters durance at 10 knots epecd,? 19,000 tniloa, Her | couped tate neat 56.000 nary erpinners cK . DSOLTH, BAORLAND. BERD and peacnfnl . Picture to} preserved their dead — teey woud — for | Hill, \- K2 — — — = Phi J. were numerous, and everybody in Richmond | complement of crew will be 466. | frtne ‘Amalgamated Association of Cotton Spine SF Seeteaee otate nrreme, Cor St he | BE virtue of a decree of the of the v, ax they thought: but the | Dom Bowling, Mr. and Mra. Sandy Edelen, | went armed. ‘The main battery will consist of four 8-inch | «ES Dulles te com: | ter inks’ comme, resens ~ yourself s quiet rural cemetery, where good | th. Cuore Ligai it y — ners, Their average earnings for a week of | 13737. docket a Bridget Coffee ix com- | ber, 12, in equity cause No 14132, Thal- ~ business of ‘Wigging up mummies has been | Mise Eva Darneille of Georgetown, Mise May | ” While going home ight Frost, | breech- flea © ‘ada F. Coffee et alate defendants, Uy groqatice after quacation havo |S" important “industry of ate yours in| Deal of Washington, Mae Hit, Mrs. J. | who was kno i ee breech-londing rifles and ten S-inch rapid-Aring | sixty hourt are Boe” The net ene et 3 foc et.al ere ata, grass grows green bat cover them, while exch let fall a fresh of dying in token that arviving rela- collection of dear ones de- dimmer memory as time then to the little a the snered spot | mai the trustees Will well at" Public wuetion, on kn front of HOMSDAY, THE SY VEN: | rx WEN DAY OF ROVEMBER A Do tame AY | SCM RAL OF ROVEMBER PAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM, thin following : Kay ae Gihed property, situate ip the district aforesaid, ana j TOT'NO. 16, IN SQUARE NO. 538, Teocated on the south aide ot atreet peewee aa and | Grr southwest, Inuproved by aframe anda brick | frelling, Nos. B00 and osc sineet mouthwes! Fe= arective Tern. One-third cash, balance in two ¢ wn as King of the Jarbirds, was | guns, The 8-inch rifics will be mounted on the ‘shot. Next came the killing of Edward Gibson | main deck forward and aft in. the center line by Kyle Terry, a nephew of Judge Terry. | on barbettes four inches thick, with inclined Finally, in the summer of 1890, the feud cul- | turrets of the same thickness over the guns, | | minated in the battle on the streets of | Rich- | The guns will be about ten fevt above the main | strong union. mond, in which yeveral were wounded nnd the and twenty-six feet above the water line, erabers amocintions | Woodpeckers driven from the county, leaving | and will have very great train. ‘The. b-inch | couaeeee “ohm wordt meg the Jaybirds in fall on. ins will be mounted in the euperstractures in , = James Garvey was sheriff of Fort Bend | such away that four of thot cen five right Se fee a eats mace bee been paid ta the land of the Nile. those of the Pharaohs go- rich the collections of museums. In y days Christian graveyards were always established abont churches, but this is no lovger permitted in most cities on account of disastrous epidemics which have been aused by the overcrowding of such intramural burying grounds. C. Fairfax, Miss Carrie Fairfax, Jeremiah Berry and wife and Willie Heiskell. THE TOURNAMENT. The “ladies’ tournament,” which came off yesterday, while interesting was only a partial success. The tilting was to have commenced | dove end at noon, but the continued rain that - intervened would not permit. It rained nearly | bined have a reserve fund of £120,000. The |eard and blowing room tives, who, of course, are necessarily idle when the spindles stop, number about 25,000, and have also a eutemn the tree tribute about et eburchyard and a} pay. : G for two months. The reeerve fund | ments in one and two yeata with inverest and secured a x | ee county. Under him was Tom Smith andan- | ahead, five on cither beam and. four right é dood of rast ontus poverth or all enshvon th aoe et een HYATTSVILLE. all the night previons and was howery all tho | other deputy: Mason, "On ae ‘any of the final riba | tus © Purchaser's option Ail cOnterancine anf resoraine Purchaser's option. All con’ ‘ine recording forenoon, and cloudy and threatening until Ethurchasers cot. A'depoutt of 8100 ill be required | AS the time of the sale upon each ptece sold, and should the above terms be not complied with within fen days from ‘ay of sale the trustees reserve the ris Bat there comes a time when the land occu- Pied by the church yard is required for the Poses of the living. An order goes that pve on.” astern. The secondary battery will consist of Bon ll : g fight, as Garvey was coming ont of the court | fourteen é-pounder and six S-pounder rapid- | contributions of a. a pega ce del some time about $ lock in the ele house, the ball opened by a fasilade from the firing guns, four gatling guns and wix terpedo | ent lockout. It i estimated thet frame all when it cle: off an: e sun shone i jay ls ane Garvey fell mortally wounded. | tubes, } The rain kept many away. ‘The knights Smith, Mason, Wesley, Parker and others of the | peershget a psiondiaet eager aren tage Ad A New Legal Move in the Single Tax Case— The Close of the the dea must The Olympia bus three complete decks, in- | operat wilea L Ray A ot a aa 2 i ll ix, Mp., November 7, 1992, | however, ou hand and ‘ready’ to begin at the Woodpeckers" faction at once ‘got into the ac- | cluding the protective dock, and 2 large euper: | reewil ee uas Ey Row ay will | Sits aaliare wall oe ren seed ot te Shen ogee sentiment in the matter violate those peace- | A peculiar state of affairs has developed in word. They marched to the grounds tion. | Smith grabbed Garvoy’s carbine after he | structure amidsbips, 4i ilar to that on the At-| Janta, "She wil bate two masta, ot for sail, | rite y ut one with sufficient fore-and-aft sail to) roll | steady her in a seaway. Both masts will have | 67 tty rage ert pga mn music of the Marlboro’ Band,but there had been shot down and went to work with many little delays that it was after 4 o'clock | telling effect, killing Henry Frost, tho Jaybird when the riding began. Joseph 8. Wilson de- | king, and wounding several others, among livered the charge to the knights. | them being Volney Gibson, brother of the one | tops for mounting machine guns, and the for- . The following is lit of both lady and gen- assassinated by Kyle Terry. When the fight | ward one will be titted with powerful electrie | apg on-union ret tre Pebtee reo 3 ntlemen—-Knight of No ended Garvey, Frost, ex-Sheriff Biakeley and a jij ht. A belt of cellulose will be worked around | i Good, Wm. G. Brooke; Knight of Woodstock, | negro were dead. and J. W. Parker. n lawyer, tie shi ate | Soca ocee eet Som te seninns ewe de- : , | cided not to assist them in any way. was taken to the court of appeals, and it was | Mercer Strong: Knight of Laurel, Wm. 8. Hill; | whom the Jaybirds held responsible for all the ae be Ss thet etrons expected that the ease would be heard on its| Knight of Trump's Mill, Edward" Davall: | trouble; Deputy Sheriff Mecoe, Voluey Gibson saree prion dispatch, as the ine merits this month. A few day« ago, however, | Ladies—Knight of Waverl: Florence | and a Texas ranger were wounded by the Jay- Sosvind cratpsths ke oaeantel aeaie amaes as the attorneys for the town comssiasioners fied | Finumer, Be 3 is a — birds,-ud the Woodpeckers at ouce became = forms an almost water-tight plug over the | eth z Ag ree peste ry: dimiapedhry see . fore ‘ighland, night | exiles ole. ™ ®* motion for the dismissal of the appeal, on the | of Fairview, Miss Worthington. Chief; Then followed the wholesale arrest of the | sleeve er oenes toe ceil wesler ‘ot “rages, order ever having been signed, | lady maashal, Mrs. chief mar- citizens of Richmond by the United States au- | Gaping the Saheruitia ahs mae weak eis ion filed, there was nothing James ‘Christmas; judge, Juhan Hall. | thorities, When the cases eameup in Galveston | lsd a wake Maree arpa, from which the relstors could take an appeal. | Miss Florence Piammer took the highest num- both sides were on hand, and as Kyle, Terry en-| The Drought and Fires in Pennaylvanta | *P!™ Only 5. Sow nibeat Mathaanntatrond It is claimed that im consequence. of this re- | BOF of tinge of the ladies, while, Mr, Edward | tered the courthouse at’ Galveston be was slot Did Some Good. and Stockport are closed. A numbet of mille seb epost a 4 ‘i avall led the gentle:en ‘knights. Owing to| to death by Volney Gibson. Volney Gibson pes saci their | the appeal, unless the anti-single tax men do so | Tiders, she conld not be prese: Gees feaving | virtuslly Boos of iigiantial per) Sentstn. Temnsylvente, and’ the sountais fred | Sole 0) os coer ere w resting places with rever- | of their motion. Such dismissal, it i stated, | | prevented Mr. Martin R. Joyce and | ticipants in the feud. Seth deve caged Sat siten than © woth, d-| a0, of ateer willie Gil eau; SUONDEE bo pay to the manner of the per- | will not be « bar toa subsequent appeal should | Mr. Raymond Heiskell, who were to be the ora- oe spite the passing showers of the last few davs, | the federation fine rather thee allow tele Lat how how far this method has | a formal order be hereafter signed. tora, from being present. Mr. Henry THREW HIM DOWN STAIRS. jaro still devastating immense tracts of timber, | uable machinery to lie idle at a los of interest “lagett delivercd the co: a t OPERATIONS OF THE Posr OFFICE. Leawige dl ry app ec ene ra says a special to the New York Times. One of | and rent. Already the improvement has weak- | The following report of the operations of the the interesting features of these fires is the fact | ened the = a ese gpertegreted “4 |free delivery system at this that they have been the means of revealing and fh. jmurnremuntouy on comene ee the month of October has been Aislodging undreamed-of numbers of snakes in- | ever, the mills mill shut down again and the * complied with tn ten days the dered by Postmaster Tise: Delivered— | festing the mountain fastnesses. Thousands of | struggle with the men will grow more bitter. STE i Registered letters ordinary — letters, | rattlers, copperheads, vipers, blacksnakes and | ‘The federation has been unfortunate in its DINING BOOM AND OTHE CHATHS. ‘WE, EDMONSTON, Trustee, postal card fourth-class matt | other sorts, ranging from one foot to seven | ockouts, Twice previow has failed to in- Collected—Local and mail letters, 268: | eae, ; : duce its members to act in unison, and i postal cards, 63. Total number * | fect long, have been driven from their haunte ‘Tho operatives know of the improving trade ndled, Total amoant of | Mie and forced to flee for life b: conditions and were very @anguine of speedy tters, cards and all classes of mail | jis | Hames. e and picket, dragging the people buried to long that there is takes any interest sth without © rotted away WA THOMAS oe Deodeds oh S-dkas TMS D at. RRATOUPFE, DARK & CO., Auchonean — (THOMAS DOWLING & So: . Aucta nhusTE ES ‘ ——— VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON FIRST STREF: TENTH AND F BETWEEN a D STREETS Non gxD TRAE Ast the Hyatteville single tax case. It will be remembered that in August last Judge Brooke decided that a writ of mandamus would not fie against the town commiksioners to restore im- provements to the assessment list. An appeal ful graves with <p out the $ there inw Bobedy snr: them. The « again = chkewhere tthe eotfins h: them ar ench of the human remains lily separated from the surround with a shove are thre boxes for reburial This is exactly bey ed to} the obi conmeters of the Fe Jethodist | Cronnd that 1 Hearing of ad bodies from | © burying 2 that they might ‘take of the advantages of ths unions are unelite to JNO. A. CLARKE, ON. r On TUESDAY, NOVEMBER FIFTEENTH, |B: 18G2. at FOUR O'CLOCK P.M. we will sell, in front | Jot 17, square 724. fronting % tortheast ty an im Safoot-wtctealiey ‘ans, balsnce in cue and two Sear, WithJnteront, secured by a deed of trust ow the ror eriylorall cash. at the option of ts depeadt of 8100 reanired on each Lot Tite ongeyapeine ‘and recon ea THOMAS DOWLING € SOR, line. Should the hull be pierced by a shot ot by collision the celluiose immediately swells | —--s06 SNAKES DRIVEN OUT BY FIRE. the removal of WLING & 80: ENTIRE CONTENTS OF RES! = RUN W. AT atc ON THURSDAY, NOVEMB TEN O'CLOCK AM RESIDENCE A “cy HOUSEHOLD Ei coffins from c: transfer te their ence and caution formance. balance in six and twelve option of purchaser De- A Wealthy California Horse Owner toa Rich Vineyardiat. The conduct of John W iliams, the wealthy horse owner, at the Bay district track, near neisco, last Saturday is severely com- mented on. Insult ROW THE WORK 18 POSE. Laborers were at work in different parte of the little tk accepted. Ir 1,608, local of pie postag: rs d Sydney Hill; Win. | ™°" Brooks Hnight of No Good, cecwoed Miss | Fulton Berry of Fresno, a wealthy vine- Hiili queen of love and . ¥ t. a prominent democrat and one of the Fannie Grifin, Knight of best known men in the state, went to the track crowned Arthur TS, MALL A EW ALI i TION fore the advancing | fs : : success when they quit work today. They | TI TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK DWELLING No, matter, . Worth: 008s as the guest of Mr. Seymour and Capt, White. Lart week a surveying party under Enginecr | jade no demonstrations about the waille bot oe By HELMADISON STREET NORTHWEST. | THE CLOSE OF THE CAMPAIGN. Dee eee ewe Mise Min ie, | Capt. White i# @ prominent member of the Thoms Miller of the Philadelphix and Reading | went quietly, to their homes. |The spinners | Fay ay @ay of Avril, Thar recorded. tn Lauer WWF, tole fo siew. | Politics have been exceedingly lively in this | stafford, crowned Julian Hall, and | Blood Horse Association, and aa s road, while at work on Second mountain, near | even talked of dispensing with the Woling ont | L, 2 | et'sea.. Of the land le knew | district all durin; Hill, Knight ‘of orberry, were compelled to drop their tately down the n of knakes. ere bh to all privileges of its club Lonse. He invited Mr. Berry toa seat on the club house stand. Mr. Berry accompanied Capt. White to the nd was preparing to enjoy thg race, jams approached Mr. Berry and ina, this week, and will continue to be so until after the election. Both parties are doing heavy work and exch seems confident. ‘The democrats are highly pleased with the Aus tralion ballot . and claim that it works to their advantage. ‘This district gave Compton a jority of 74 votes at the last congressional electic Arrangements have been made by the citizens of this village to have the election returns received at the station on Tuesday night. Willie aurel, crowned Mins Mary Wilson first maid of honor. At 9:30 p.m. | dancing began and continued to a late hour | this morning. Among those present were: R. Hill, Not much. ~ business and understood an Throwing aside . he took er He knew asier plan, | of “strike pay” for the first fortnight, as they | TROSTER'S SAIE OF Vat themselves have been preparing for the lock-| — MOVdi ssnEk: out, The card room hands, however, who are | Br virtue of a tert " w | not so well fixed, want the ‘strike’ pay” to | dey. of December, ing furiously and the reptiles in a fright came | commence immediately, ax the lack of wages | Hect,No, li! lio rining ov ‘ond mountain for refuge. | makes a great difference with them, Their re- | of the patie seer the they moved in countless numbers like a vast | serve fund is not oo ample as that of the spin j army, all ki ningied, and swept down | ners and in event of a protracted struggle they upon the surveyors without warning. The men | will be the first to require outside assistance. stood their ground in astonishment for a time, | The promises of support from various sources, stand and club | but soon seeing the hoat 5 y mnitiply as it} however, are ample and with their own funds of members of the asso- | dre cA ; idoned camp | the strikers are confident of their ability to BLE IMPROVE ITUATE ON WEST A STI ' cide because | The woods on the moy in opposite funibin amd at the req: into fragment and of ite. ‘The pickax had pierce and broken «hd of the coffin inside. and the pieces of Within e cofin with the humus » which all Bodies are sooner oF later trans- | formed. The workman dropped his pick and| = ~ Grape : committee of town commi ers and citizens Mike brought « new and cheap-looking box | Fequested an interview with the gereral pas- of pine wood. and workman No. | threw into it | Senger agent of the Baltimore and Ohio rail- two or three ghovelfuls of material from the | Toad relative toa restoration of the old rates coffin. identally the human remains hadgot | for certain commutation tickets, has received more or lees mixed with the surrounding clay, | from Charles 0. Seull, general passenger agent | sud as more of the latter wax thrown outof the of the road, a reply, saying: “I have the Krave a few black-looking lumps were picked | pleasure to acknowledge receipt of yours of casually from it and chucked into the box also. Of the party secured thereby. we aa ian Hall, Rol ; james Wallace, Gi jr, Mercer Strong, '. ‘J. Cunnane of St, Mary's “Chiu mas, Mr. Bird, Joseph K. Roberts of Wash- ington, Riggie Burroughs, Jnmex Mitchel] M. Plummer. Clifton Wilson, Mrs Mrs. Clarence Hall, Miss E Georgetown A. Clagett, Miss Addi Son GHTEE! “T am bere descrited land and prem: Washtngion. T numbered -ix(()in H. of lot six (6) of the subdlivi George W. Talburtt, as recorded i | ices re-third purchase money cost balance in sik, fwolve and olhteon months wtih Ser cet ra tater papa se ‘THE RAILROAD RATES. y, aud 60 von get out of here, and | and ran aw: continue the struggle for months, J. H. Ralston, having on behalf of a joint —— quick too. You hear me flight by the sn The delegates to the Spmners’ Association With that he forcibly a — = foot oa — re Letina iy | met Saturday night in Manchester. The recre- > oh ill, Mies | TBShed him to the staircase wid threw him | there the corps balted to await developments. | tary read. telegrams declaring the lockout at een bec ee faery org mere own stairs, Mr. Berry has sent Williams his | s there they saw thousands of snakes | Stockport to be a complete failure and that at Sallie Worthington of Anasostin Mics | C&™d, with the statement that he wn through the grass and across the | Bury a partial failure. In these places the mill Wilson, Mise Katie. Merrick, Mise Flor, | , disappearing m the tangled brush on the | owners are continuing to operate their milis at Plummer, Miss Millie : Miss Hower side. As the corps were about leaving | the old seale of wages’ Homover, 53,000 work yk Miss thoy witnessed a qnick and decisive combat be- | men are expected to be idle today. ‘The meet tween a giant blackwnake aud a rattler en route | ing decided to increase the weekly levy to 55.84. to the brush. Darneille of lly. secured by « deed of trast on sold. All conveyanciag and recording at cost. A deposit of two hundred dollars wl required at the time of sale ‘Terms to palttins;, $1,100 and expenses of this sale in cash, the | Grulital, with iu tan Gaye from date of sale, other. jance in two wise trustees roserve the at the risk and cost of def chasers. yual feo reel tee propery ‘tung Purcbaser or pure me and two years: Shot will ba nthe prop Fy, OF Dowdt of $150 will be regitired at tae Sf sale” Al! conveyancing and. recording vat. tu Chamers cont. plied with fh tea day's the trustees reserve the risk and cost nt default | 9! ich public notice as they may seat that the directors of the Blood ation will hold Williams respon stilt. Iutlaential members threste ¢ from the association and « general HE ABOVE PSDAY,, Ietr2, samne'hour, a > m4 Great enthusiasm was shown, wom necessary ; 3 November 2 in regard to recent changes of the | Mr. Clinton gkerts, of | ¢ oO ohise will goto disruption is feared. ‘The rattler was 5!4 feet long and the black- sees catsartonSe e ay Fran 7. Rawsrxas, { trustees. | ccttcokds WW. re fragments of half-rotten | price of tickets between Hyattsville and Wash- | ceeds amo ’ Spent ine | ———— 200 ae snake fully 7 f T was cutting | MANY LABOR UNIONS QUIT worK.| TEED - ore i winder of the burial case and The only ¢ the St. Mary’ hurch of this town, mca ae nerons the rord diagonally just as the black= 2 ae WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctionsers ee ia ebb SNe pat Oe 4 owed from the grave, and the school POLITICAL. 8 snake went across straight from the same ride. | jrorse Cars Tied Up and Trade in New Or-| T! USTPES, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROV OVEMBER, A.D. INE sinh roar apd place, ee ee ae. eee wont ote ae cate of. 15) Both perties are making a desperate fight in | Aaron Shaw, a Wealthy Manufacturer, Said ee leans Crippled. NOkruwret DEING 113 D STREET | eo sonas W. E. SHOR ETON Trmstean, mew to be got out of that excavation. | family ets, nLgiowths : z Seriecanal ; oy acksnake muiden twist of ody plontH Tioot deeper the spate struck another box, | were’ advanced from 8575 10 @660, wate | the fifth district of Marylond, and the cam-| to Bea Prisoner of His Manager. iy viet: decree of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, passed in equity. cause 1385 wherein Ella L. Castieman is com) ‘and Mat A. McGraw ¢t al. chught the r tightly in his coils, Then | About thirty unions, representing every in- he gave another twist and the game was up for | dustry, quit work in New Orleans on Saturday, the rattler, ‘The blacksnake quick!y uncoiled | and the street cars stopped running. Hundreds himself and darted ints the bushes. On exam~| of gtores had no clexks, more of less tumult ex- Wud wer crteleed ice erat found that bis | isted at railroad freight depots, and the retail trade of the city was badly crippled. the top of which was the ptekax. Crash resently exposed. Agi f ing an increase of 8 cents. These Two or three blows and were changed to make them correspond with once more the shovel was brought into | rates for similar classes of tickets elsewhere on requisition. It was only a little coffin | our system. The impression seems to have this time, evidently a baby’s, and portion i that it is the intention of the com- of ite contents were quickly thrown into the to still further advance the rates of fare, new pine box, together with what had been paign managers on both sides express confi- dence of success. Wm. I. Hill, chairman of the democratic county committee, yesterday aft noon, when asked by THe Stan's correspond whut he thonght of the situation in this county said that the democrats ought to carry the county by 250 majority, and that is what they Aaron Shaw, who is seventy years old and | partly paralyzed,came from Phiiadelphia a month or so ago to attend to his mill interests at Palmertown, Coun.,and has been stopping with Frecland, his manager, since. His aged | wife, who lives apart from him, became alarmed | gq PAVES THE WAY TO COMFORT. 3 titlowiiut described real es, Jyiny and beine in the elt Nashineton. District of Columbia. to wit; Col pan: not only for the two cinsses of ticketr above estate and pret In fifteen minutes more the procession of ing, wriggling, gliding reptiles had| The organized state troops were ordered to — ae on OUR Previously put in from the other coffin. The | mentioned, but for other clawes of commuta-| are making calculations upon. He said that | on account of his prolonged absence and sent | passed, and the surveyors were able to return | report at their armories at 2 o'clock yesterday wm gurvayor of time Distrito PEERLESS dcbria of oud was disposed of and the dig-| tion tickets. This impression 1s entirely erron- | Compton shonld be elected by 1,000 majority. | two friends, former partners of her husband, | t© the mountain and secure their instruments, | Meantime efforts were made to fureo an adj ther with the haprowem ng wont Two more burial cases were ous. However, I have given instructions to| Queen Anne district. this county. will give | . : | Willia i _ Water is being sold by the gallon at Palmyra, | ment, the city council having been in session = ard com, Salance inte. . CREDIT foul and treated likewise, the grave having con- | restore the rates on forty-six trip school and | about40 republican majority. Calverteounty will | William Scott and D. 0. Swire, to Palmertown | rohanon counts. In’ Sclurlkill and. Pore | several hours for that pu wat tnlactor om the dered eevee att oe et fe tained four bodies. Allot the remains were | fifty-trip family tickets to the old basis, and on | give, according to republican estimates, at least | to induce him to go home, Mr. Freeland locked | connties most of the well and springs are dry The presidents of the street car lines in ses- | per auaum until paid, interest payable senii-ann tall meee! cast into the same pine box, save for perhaps ‘ovember 13 (the date our winter 600 majority for Parran, republican nominee | them out of his house and the old gentleman for Congress. The republicans say that they | within it, county by a very emall majority and stock farmers have to drive their catile great distances for drinking water. The Welsh | deferred payiwents to be sermred by the premises sold, or all cash, at the chaser. Aderusit of two, hundre? one-third of and a cot sion determined, this being the third time in heaped twelve months that the drivers have quit vol- them, which “escaped attention, schedule tnkes effect) the rate for forty-six trip jer was Sinaily nailed on. A man who school tickets between Hyattsville and Wash- | will carry thi Places Furnitnre an@ Carpets within easy reach of afl, ‘You can furnish your house from —% 5 e} a bis wi am mountains are now fireswept. untarily, that their cars shall lie idle until the | guired on day of sale. AN conveyaucts very small outlay of ready cash. seemed to havi mty scribbled the words, | ington will be $295, and for the fifty-trip | St. Mary's and Charles counties are claimed by |, It Freeland and his wife were baled before | eatin NY authorities oball guarantee. police ‘protec. | &&» stot aiparbaier. 1 Se Ge Guapeanhe tooean te angie ae “Joba Jones’ family” on the lid and the job | family tickets the rate will be $5.75. the republican | Judge Thayer to answer to the charge of keep- | F : i! i Vii DID HE MARRY HIS DAUGHTER? | tion of such drivers as they may put on. ereditestablishments, namely, the Was finished. “Assuming that this accomplishes the object! Wm. I. Hill. chairman of the democratic | ing Mr. Shaw under lock and ke: ‘They ex- - - Queer phases of the strike ure that all estab- soning Ree TEE sPEctaTous, z = A view - ane Deeper = — —— of this beggin ra Wm. = | plained that he is their voluntary guest. After | A Chicago Man Fears That His New Wife — nope. | — Tigi ne THERE ARE 4 ing | Mr- Odell and myself, I take it for granted that | Clagett. tobacco inspector of Baltimore, ad- | q two days’ hearing the judge instructed the| Was the Child He Lost Forty Years Aco. the withdrawal of their bands, while those While the work of disinterment was going | the conference will not be necessary dressed a large and enthusiastic crowd of dem- | Frovjande to let of va Ae siapecrppiees se pal HI ponateat ge canarbcategana A es employing non-union men are enjoying the NO NOTES on the grave was surrounded by about a score cengeamndupr tes renee bi corats at Bowie, this county, last night, reclands to let Mra. Shaw ond one o} lames W. Drouillard, a well-known attorney, of curious people, mostly women. The latter had half a dozen children with them, who Philadelphia mensee Aarcn in Palmertown. ‘The | old gentleman appeared not to be anxious to | ing at | go home, and he is sick in bed. : | monopoly of trade, and that this strike of fully was retaincd today, cays a Chicago special to the | 3.900 white men iain the interest of @ line of w York Sun, by Samuel Clinton Willetts to The funeral of Col. Van H. Manning took place from his late residence near Branchville NOTES. CABLE IMPROVED K Mre. N. K. Bevan of Baltimore is vi PREMISES NO. 1008 labor almost entirely controlled by negroes, ft 8 Court of the g°yr 1 ; ele 2 : a sak dpe i toa i, passed In) equity. cause. mut. Ftorest, hatihy compecheading what kee | last Saturday morning at 11 o'clock. Rev. By-| the home of Samuel Garduer of Leon Springs. | | An interesting feature of the affair is the fact | decide whether a woman whom Willetts married | Etcction Districts of New York State. PR Fk eee, x i interest. hardly comprehending what the 2 Mr. George H. Carr, eldest son of George W, | that some time ago Mr. Shaw deeded his Pal- | two years ago is not his own daughter. About| 7 r Yo te nd Wit field Jackson of aly are dete 4 RE Ge of en Geren aS 8 ee ee tae ee ee nr ene Gomes W. | coctows Saal Sretetty, vaiael oh GULL te | Sects Ene. soon ago Willetts was married to | _ The total number of election districts in New abiie ‘suction, i from ot_ the: rearlsoe Pebing degree of sentiment by. rebubing «| aor eT ths services De Caan uneion, | Carr of Leon. hsas gone to Baltimore, whore he | the Freeland, and then’ withdrew the deed” A] nears hens eee Pa, He was seven-| York this year is 5,111, of which 1,187 are in| On UbAN. THE ELEVENTH Dek "Ort anon Me ie ba fer Sion moa ucted the services. Dr. Charies A. Fox, | will enter a large trimming establishthent, turday James Freeland had an- | “88 Mary Evans, : ey ; a child's coffin whieb b: tukew out nearly who! ened to have been of the VEMBER, 180 AST FOUS O'CLOC P.M, (the toljowing described real estate, to wit: Part of fot numbered 16 ‘in square” 88, Veeinning for the sue ata point hn R Charles B. Calvert, Wm. Covert, John T. Barch. . Scaggs and John 0. Johnson acted The remains were conveyed to %, ties 7, - ek ago Col. William J. Best of "the Washington City | "une Perea M . - 7 bi and a similar deed drawn, but the old man pe ty nena yaaa company arrived had not signed it at the time his former part- New York and 648 in Kings county together, about one-third of the total. The remaining Cities have 1,439 election districts. The state 18 teen years old and she was sixteen, The to live with Willetts’ parents, and a went ir later a . =, Cloth Surte of Furniture <g> - o ners arrived in Palmertown. It. was their in- | a baby girl was born. As time passed disseu-| thas nearly equally divided, the cities having | Sxserauseautsceetten (17) feet wect fron the worth | clot Suiteof Puruitury fo: #2 ca ompauion ghat she wae afraid she eon phe 140 train and intecred a$ | consultation with his attorneys here and left for | tention, acting in belull of hie wife, to get hima | siese seo and quarrels were frequent. One | 2,576 districts. the country 3,385, © | Test qqeesees (Bpsieees skeme eee taser BPGaD | and Taney. Wo evo soline sem uid be obliged to leave, bat the other de- | Glenwood cemete Brandywine last night. Harry B. Orme, acting | away from Pulmertown before b d | - i Gy bi zy 7* feet, thence east eichteen (18) feet, thence worth | credit we any Sur aie One the next coffin before she went. The pickax | The Vansville Democratic Club held a special | business conuected with the road. |awugtoheow wheusl he apes soon [ae] peyton Page eee aera tec] The Dark Side of City Life. a rs ‘ll for 60 cents per ooen sattaied her cari mitv. meeting at Branchville, with Pinkney A. = | Aeron sigued the document on Wednesday, | fF 5 Pass A police officer found Ellen Mitchell, an ex- eundition of the “i le ag Yaricd Scaggs in the chair and John T. Burch, sec- eed eait cnuas aan < retars,and passed appropriate resolutions on aspera ppeared. nothing being left of | the death of Van i Manniog, expressing sur- | Templars held Saturday ovening commenced a | him. | The dis them bat = small quantity of black earthy and sympathy for his afflicted | new term, and Past Chief Terfiplar Bollinger of | j le as prescribed by the decree: One-third ceptionally pretty girl of seventeen years of ents at one aad two pate: with interest fies, age, wandering on the streets at Atlantic City | the cay of gale. 00 We ercured tg good aa é . yesterday in a dazed condition. She was taken | chaser. A . Reliable Inerain Carpet, 35 cents per yard cash—40 cents on time. Remember, we are surprising the trade by making and laying all carpet free of cost—not even chancing for the waste in ing ficures. If _ The Good Templars. | twenty-four hours after the futile attempt of | Be gave them up forever. Soon afterward he ‘The meeting of Perseverance Lodge of Good | his former recor oe = pone with | llisix years after his wife deserted him Willetts : en- | married Caroline Stevens. whose parents reside eatmeetownimalll peoperty, whet, | (4. sausll town ailicming Erie 7 ilies tan Yery much i that had bee Bad almost di row for kis los to the city hall, but was unable to give any ex- gale, Alls ne we offer in both ther instances all the bones of | family. It also decided to attend his funeral | Star of Hope Lodge officiated in installing Chiet | /\tpbeats, the manufacturer has now bestowed | t0\s cary a son was given to him, but his wife | planation of her condition. “ EEARESCE A BRANDENBURG, credit. Youcsn't duplicate it tm Wasbington indivisianie whe had been underground for 45 | ina body. TumPlar 7. M. Milstead and associate officers. | afirms that Mr. Shaw is of unsound mind and | died, He named to child George, The boy | It is supposed that cho was enticed from! sayesy noon, 98% = * for 94.25 cash, 81.50.0n credit; Woven Wire Oyeinge, sce SESE, Mere dntact. The sdeliiug on the lt that ‘be receutly arebered | The membership hne been divided into two | legully unt to dispose of his property. If he | “Beh, seventeen years old en © Co, wholecale | ana teat thas BroUuRDY to Atlantic City, drugged | _ost.au2.4,7.9,10k11_ Pacific bias. #225 canh, #3.300n thon. A Forty-pound alr Mat- cont of mara oficer, interred 40. veare ago. diwelitug on the lot that he recently purchased | “Owe wna wi have charset ihe wine | ite deeded ava ble Palmentone peeterty eaig | of the frm of Har * 0 ale | and then abandoned by yer. a SALE OF A MODERN TWO-STORY | tress for #7. . OS. time attention ie BRICK called to our line of Modern Cooking snd Heating STREET NORTHEAST. { that certain deed of trust, dated the | Stoves. All sizes and all prices, venary. f : | hardware dealers, in Pittsburg. Ina few years pepe ped Tee tt ihe lemmlity | he was sent traveling by the firm. Ii the ier nag meantime the father moved to Pittsburg and ith his son, On Christ- oe The Strike of Electric Wire Men. The striking electric wire men of New York buried only a year. having still bright an the bras: buttons A few of Dr. Joseph K. Owens has gone on a visit to relatives in Anne Araudel county. A rousing meeting of the Bladensburg Demo- during the quarter. Thy now doparture in| OF ihe act arousing much interest and promises much for | inl the. courte 'terceecver We lanier | the prosperity of the lodge. Lieut. Msn Carrie = adelybia io’ Men Ninny attoreeer | took up his residence king. t change vul- Tantonap ta o saaaie saat 2. D. 1sok, and Fecorded tn | EASIEST OF WEEKLY OR a. oa cratic Club wax held at Bladensburg last Satur- | Brooktield, in charge of a section of company A, | n mas night, 1860, Willetts sat waiting in his | °it¥, throug! cuemeges fhgerne es MONTHLY PAYMENTS. oa clecgelie tamamants | dier wail, wid AutccacLyiam ts eekene ana | aeaenal the musical and literary exerciveoat the | 4d it is expected that he will peas apartments for the return of his son, who | Saturday night and organized » co-operative p ctang ety et, ne that their forms James ©. Kogers secretary. Committees were | last meeting. They embraced: Piano solo by | Suge Tharer on the Freeland lockout ‘phase of | Drought with him a young and beautital ‘wife. | electric company, which will make contracts were timavele preserved. In one case appointed to look after the democratic voters | Mr. George C. Bollinger, recitation by Mr. Wil- | {ye 7 ‘will be continued today. She had been Miss Helen Wright, and young | and transact business the same as any other | described real estate and the omnes the very & Woman who and effective speeches were made by . Dar- | mer Brown, vocal solo by Mr. Dennison, read- pS RROD SS Dene Willetts had met and won her in Cleveland. firm. All contracts entered into by this com- ~~ ie ton ® alan waanet Gall James C. Rogers and W. Brooke Hunter. | ing by Mrs. E. A. Chambers, piano solo by Mrs. Her parents had recently died. Willetts took a iia aah rapes P ty be omonly the hair of Revival meetings are still being heid at the | Susan Woodward, recitation by Mr. W. 3. Mc- FINED THE CHORUS GIRLS. strange fancy to his son's bride. For twenty- ting tei oil te) ne oreaed wtitoes tre trouble wt t longer than an Methodist Church in Branchville. | Collam, piano solo by Miss Edith Bond, recita- - mee § work perf eight years the son and wife lived happily to- Dorothy Morton, the Prima Donna, Gets | gether. and old Mr. Willetts seemed coniented. Her Revenge in the Police Court. | ‘The couple were never blessed with children. Fannie Lyons and Mand Daniele of the Wil- | pa ge a. beg ae = after an illness of six months. He left his wife con- ee ee ete enero | sidaralba, sabeey “abl (mati his Sather peveoiaa forton, prima donna of the same comrany at | always to take khan A law cnt Heuck’s Opera House, Cincinnati, were ar-| after bi death Willetts and. bis raigned in the police court Saturday. daughter-in-law went abroad. A singular at- On the witness stand Miss Morton's assailants tachment had sprung up between them, and said they had whipped her because she had | 9” Junuary 18, 1890, they were married in ‘West slandered them in a newspaper interview. The | Kensington, Loudon, by the Rev. Wayne Me- ¢ | Leonard of the English Church. Shorily ufter- paragraph that particularly incensed Miss | Lyons was as follows: crsons have #0 far been converted. a d, for mementoes, locks of . T. Wallace of Branchville has been hart which were found in the coffins of deceased | indiposed for several days and unable to leave oo his house. sarily the length of tin mired for _ Mr. Jobn Paul Boileau captured a large coon ea tees tee ee Oe Veriton tree near ‘Branchville inst Fri- gels contre by the | day night. I Wrapnes v7 ia'a| . Mr. Loule C. Beall bas commenced. the oree- placed in the tion of « fine dwelling on his lot in Belteville. would ben Mr. William A. Klinge will shortly begin » mary el Louse on his property near Sunnyside. Mr. Charles H. Welsh has returned from = | successful hunting trip in southern Maryland, with several dozen fine partridges. > The Demoeratie Advisory Committee. Atthe mecting of the democratic advisory nittee at the Ebbitt House Saturday even- ing it was expected that the exact amount of the contributions secured would be announced. For reasons not given this waa not done,it merely being stated that the work of the committee serdar ype reg corp rof. Ogle and address by Chief Tem cor yy adh nas, edge Minted. Costany'S cater issn cr Capt. IS. Corby, will have charge of the social exer- cises at the next meeting. _ A New Pastor Installed. The new pastor of the Universalist church, the Church of Our Father, Rev. A. G. Rogers, entered upon his duties yesterday. He preached two sermons to large and attentive audiences, and his manner and method made @ favorable impression. Rev. Mr. Rogers is a native of England, but has been in this country sixteen yeurs and has been in charge of successful Churches in New York and Massachusetts. ‘The installation of Mr. Rogers as pastor of the chureh will take place on the first Sunday in December. ny kind and completed within a specified time. The strikers are fighting a combination of eighteen firms and eqpect to come off vie- torious, ogy N aS Bes Salvationiste at Pittsburg Arrested. The Pittsburg corps of the Salvation Army was arrested yesterday afternoon while holding a meeting on Liberty street. The entire party, numbering eleven men and five women, were placed in the patrol and driven to the Liter eight of them pat wp forfelts of @90 ter e ie concarencn ‘before Spage MoKeune tae Tast “night J. W. MeParland, . merchant of Allegheny, gave Yor the days from day of sale ee oe }OHN & jOHN GEO. W. STICKS! JUNCANSON BROB., A D' oT AND TRUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL FaTATE: SITCAGE MO ees} BERLE NORTHEAST. sai * ae a ite a inst. <d with this plan wood or of metal, perk ations of nature . and thas} ar interfered proceswes in question extend 8Ta. Kw. (Caees, such as oak, mahorany. &o., which we are mow ‘erlling at 8300, made by ecveral prominent makers ‘This is positively the first time this offer has ever boom made Loug Une Kiegant silk plush ctooi amd coved ‘ieee “an | Withench piapo, Muliy guarantesd for 5 yeas, ees Death of Sophie Eyre. Sophie Eyre, whose death was announced in | ward they returned to America and devoted considerable time to. travel, Much oftheir “Miss Lyons is the young lady whosome time | time they spent in Chicag: y intended to i : | make Chicago their permanent home. Occa- ago, fearing that she would be discharged, swal- | {{vaauiy sire Willette’ told her husband tock. lowed a vial of water and fell ina faint at Wil- | Gents of ber past life, and many times he was bur’s feet. He thought it was poison.’ | struck by something strangely familiar in her | Others and all were released. The cha The portion of the article that angered Miss | manner and her life asa child. A few months | against them was disorderly conduct and Daniels was the following: 4 ago the possibility cst he had married hie own | precties me rE fcc oyna = meet- Just at present Fanny Lyons is his favorite in | daughter began to dawn upon Willetts, and he | ing a ° iperintend- the company. ‘That ts the reason why she is | was sorced to believe that bis wife had been the | ent of Police O'Mara ordered them to disperse. table rece > eatnanete 5 i v, Ire- | bei it forward. One of the Dani 1s | girl who was born to him many years before in| They left that thoroughfare and marched to mone rmoton of Mr HA Davia: tad the committee | lund, where ber’ fathers an are othecy, te | tod 10 he, but be ia tring security | Erie: Since then he learned that his ist wie, | Liberty street, where they again Of the cemete agate nthe ject to * . “ Judge Gregg pronounced the cowhidiny after deserting him, went to Cleveland, where iy | arrested. Gapch eon Ne eeee eriseeed tates tani eee: Gf iS | gerrisoned. She was first married to Capt | gicetyinproveked. ‘He -said he woe de torched | sa Tose’ thas aan, went fo Cleveland, where with which m filled | By mbers of the committee were so well | Lonsdale and went with him to India. After | to puta stop to such disgraceful occurrences | named John Wright. Shortly after her mar- whenever 5 ae there was a rainy spell anes the wood of which they were compe fieappeared by «disintegration, and pleased with it and its work that they desired to make a permanent 01 National Committeeman Capt. Lonsdale’s death she returned to England | on the streets of Cincinnati and would impose | riage her new husband deserted her. She was nization of it.|and went upon the stage, playing emotional | fines that he hoped would serve as a warning to | left alone with her daughter and soon died. Korris, however, | roles at first tn the provinces. others. Then, after scoring them for being too | Miss Wright, left alone,sought employment and ot Con. 12ru ax G Sra. N. W. ‘ i | Geo. Willetts remains which they con- | wrecked the hopes of the enterprising gentle-| Arthur Wallack saw her in London and en- | anxious to gain notoriety, he fined each of them | earned her own living until she met ald be found eave a few clods | mon by stating that the committee cou gaged her for his father's company, with the | #25 and costs. i and fell in love with ee Na the b and perbaps a bone or two. be au auxiliary to the national committee and | Understanding that she was to. replace Rose = paid their fines and ‘departed. Miss | greatest difficulty oo see — eamen ¥ was by its very nature to exist for four years. | Coghlan when that actress started on a starring | Daniels said that she and Miss Lyons had been | these facts, and in re is no doubt Se eee i “of thanks ‘Miss | discharged by Wilbur on account of the affair. | that he is married to his Willette » With a vote of to the proprietors of | tour. When she reached York ry a . seater Bere Lhere mers relatives to look after the | she’ Ebbitt House for use of ite parlors and | Coghlan had not yet quit the Wallack company. —— + gad bie wife otihis dengiiter ox be) now tuburying of the dead in the churchyard 4 | 4.0 to the officers. of the committee for effi- | Miss Eyre joined’ one of Wallack’s road con FORCED TO SWALLOW PINS, ‘ber, are living on ‘orth Side. triila more care seems to have been taken, the | cient services the committee adjourned subject eae aes pocemnn etl In Memory of the Bomb Throwers. ‘The monument erected in memory of the an- archists executed five years ago in Chicago was panies and made her first American appearance Dorie bh in Utica June 25, 1884. She had trouble with Wallack about the position she held in his forces, and when her term expired left him without serious demur on his part. to call of the chairman. eeepc The National Association of Spiritualists. ‘The first National Association of Spiritualists taken out with the coffins entire practicable. One casket contained the ‘of @ woman, probably you! Cruel Treatment of a Child by a Nurse when Phe lid of it was broken off In netting it out Girl. At Walsham, England, on Saturday a nurse of the grave.and the remains of the occupant, once fair perhaps apd well beloved. were e: posed for a time to the view of curious spec- tators. She wax dressed ina white gown snd the bones of her feet were encased in white satin slippers, her hands being crossed upo her breut. They, a« as the skull, were fleshlew. The cas inclosed the body had evidently been a very handsome one. Une can easily imagine the pious ceremonies with which this young girl was jad in her grave the Gowers, the funeral cortege and the ‘servics performed at the “last resting place” of the where she was to “sleep @auatly forever” under the greensward. A f held its initial meeting in the new Metzerott Music Hall yesterday morning, Milan C. Edson, president of the association, acting as chairman of the meeting. ‘The association has heretofore held its meetings at G. A. R. Hall, but will here- Tn 1884 Mise Eyre was married to Chauncey B, Winslow, who afterward obtained a divorce from her on the ground of desertion. 20 A Buffalo Paper Charged With Libel. A warrant for libel bas been sworn ant 1 was charged with administering pins to {he soren-monthw old ehild of Robert Berchams to relieve it were useless. Noone, could tell what the matter was until pins were dedicated at Waldhein cemetery, Chicago, yes . There was a street parade early in the y, in which many women and children par- i