davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1880-03-30
EARTH TO EARTH.
FUNERAL Of tho Late 1vtltlnni H. Fcrrys
0T Lake Forest.

-
Of lake Forest.
,rvo s,,,r,, ~ fnl,,, Enrcat ,.os4,-,,o,, ,,,t.
,.ssn, IN, ,'',t " oar,,,t,t trti,,,,s ~ rs,,aot
'"4se" Nv "'9l c"lt"'s up''cs u! tspts,1
lmlsl t" the n'orta' remains ot tho late VIII.
plac. Friday evening, Tie services were
i,rjl nj n'rioc,, tn tho aftrr,,o,, nj tl,o lot,
rrsi',"rc. ~ .,,n .t.cansaI ~, t,o t,1trs ornr
iooking tho lake, wi1oss waves heat m acco,,l-
puuylng clint to tllo funerul rltes within tho
i,n.,Yr. Thr tlorat trthntrs wrrr rpnurknhlv
fine. On tbo " mantcls nnd stn,,ts , were
crowns @ % crosses u es a% ancors @ Of s hyscts Mt.s
beauvartltas, carnations, rosebuds, cal1as,
At i'm fnot nf tha casJ;et was n hank nf
nnnrs ,,.;t, ,s ,h W. .nr,, v :. t,ost -. -,
Itself was sl'eat OF grain and . sickle, while
s,ne 'S e to,,enp Mms potto o srp,hurn u Will 0
Thc sorrirps wrr,, nncued hv the SINGING of
% rhy VIII ne pons"wh,cl, was l9p.sss'sey '.
Alrs. SaG!n, Silss Minnie Bar'lum, ibid @itd S. Mr:
GsMrsg iloft:
Iha Kev: pr Arthur sTaxey tien rcad ~
il9 il99a 1nJ rs'n'asa9fst!on Si ti,s e,sa ,,!',
scr,p"''., :, iia slid tllat the knowledge Of
ti tS Is tho ony ss''so1atsn for ~ " "n
~ and Gslnx IS severed. Referring to tic
tlcccascd, lle said that lIe was: an expert III
whatever business eiltcrprtses lie Ind par.tcl-
patett, tl'l!l !lh lIeeI kHnWf ~ u forge III the
e9t!ercial 9 wGrltt espeG!al!y IN the tlirGetlull
ll,eii WHO consider tionae, wife, md children
s!lperiRr 2 everything else. lii home ALL
social llte his way a's example most worthy
of hsi,E f., 1nll"Eet; .:,!;,,. =, uo poro,,,.o, m
, 1880-03-30
{tC{YSFNYOa

.Cctywnyo Ia confined III nnrrnw cell, and only
Permitted To- wnlk nn tho rampnrts accompanied
ty st,rtiilrl. The pnrapnt nf tho wall Is high
above hla tlcrtl. sU that Hight by this means II
lMpssi!'te. wh!:r tho lptAr felnw has grown 10
ettf md nnw!ettly fr0in confinement, change ut
hnlf and dirt ttat It n as much Ms hi cnn DO tn
and slrcnrY prt,norhtlo upon TIM sttne pnyc.
ment. with the tws, military gtlnrltans drnYRing
their a1nw steps tMhtn.1 him lie Ia rns,st dnsir
Gus L, cross the een md rec Queen VIetaria
WIN, he believes, lctltert,llit him s,tnipt,hsly
nnf punish thu enfrrs wt,n hnvu tfs.sttr,yr,t ht
meHtle tacll], burned bis krals, and killed his
yDiiny men.
, 1880-03-30
MEDICAL PREPARATIONS.
RICORD'S VITAL RESTORATIVE

Fnty 2 per cent at the humnn rnce nre victims 10
rartln nT run.pr'0 mpt'tanry This startling nsscr-
Nnn will be- fully carTnlArnts hy eyery Intelligent
sfS nS a f sb ~
tho at disposition 10 nvni sHsoty. angnor Roofny
III "% a;eass s'ss T. f Ia
e II s s'' 's s s,tT ass s ss liz
of hs Cra ~ Ga bseH H.t
tho eInHnl tor ncTehsed Recommendations tho la
snne nag! luna at1n1y aiBst.
int ssss .n nsa m to s ~
nny ofgnn IL 1cnkes,c. tss. That !irvaft t. weak
9s + 81 fsnfy T .s II g hi, "s m AZ ss hns H.
dn!xHd @y the At4ieniy nf Mesdne ii i'nrta m In
pstucnr renctlhn knt IA permanent In encts lsm
snxar pill End can c tiah vi ltetn.s.t 60. IL
as%d M n Gasea sa ss5. n' tf @ ts; 81 n T
By mali upon Fucs!pt nj pE!co.
CEll1IF1CATE.
PARIS July IL la1t9 ls,lB 8 In rAix.A atr. n. L.,
fty-tt1rae ybatH MD. Ind boon wadnwAs twenty-five
yGAts With s)rrsnnt.rrt.s.. ind for tsn years With
nurvuas debility nnl entire nllatency FHr sHttsun
5nnts 11 tried erery knnwn rAuedy without my ban-
Vital iIrstOrltlva AfIoF fur inl.K he was dlscur-
ne Mnthh lle wna rrstnT!.d TO fn health and vixof
Out n as3 patian,s tren!ed Is cured within 70
days. t15 IN nix W1Gks, LII between two nHd thteu
mt,,,thn soetweon nve and stf Wont9s " "ino
Mctlleina III Ia linspltnl Charity.
EOLD Isx ALL MK KUGt2lh'rA.
VAN sCttAACk, STEf fENRuN i 90. Ghtcaso, IT,,
Whocknt" ARenla fur tbs nr1ig Trade.
, 1880-03-30

Flo n1 yf,lr cnr1,s with tho "lapancss Corn
Hlg," 1t VIII surely cure aud eul p1ln. v5 ccuts.
, 1880-03-30

to with great Interest In law Circles and tho
inlnnnrfcs Of Mi CRATES and descriptions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-05
The Markets.

BALTIMORE. Nov. 5.-virg1nta SKIES. deferred
"a; Go censols, 64zs; do. past due coupons. 9IIl
,BtALTIMokE, Nov. 5.-Cotton dull-midduns.
sna a0 fsx ss,f d.
s,MS 81 10 do v Rio b5amas papse
tally lover; western lower, closing easy-soutlern
MAJ 90 g. aS o No
}is.s1. 5s; JANUARY. ilasaii 10; F e6rnsfy:.
HsaaK shs
EfSw 81 nsN old ece
White DO DO mis eda ssas s1s
Eys and Msy Is t. P4s
visions Quiet and lower for 100 lots no round lots
erns Clear Sides none
S9 e4s e. DC pskea y as and e.
aerces. aa Butter auetpris e.
eheoe western packed 1fs2s Egs rme 2a22
lover ana auiss-A sott ~ W6isky unsettled.
shea ao
SasSs s bushels lya S bs seo oats go
s Snw 4s Y&Es soH g. S TssR
2ha3H. Exchange-long, 4Sl; short 49, Gov
NV y 3diis Nov 6.-Flour quiet. whea,
LONDON, Nov. o.. 1890 p. m.-Consols.
SO Is 16 for both. o. g. bonds, new fves, lG4h
Atlantic and Great Western first mortgage trustees
certificates ed Is, "a "A Atlantic and Great Western
Erie, 45!s;, do. second consols. 100. New Yorh
Central. al. Illinois Central, III. Pennsylvania
Central 66. Reading, 2i1s.
LONDON. Nov. s, 4 80 p. m.-Consols 80 1916
TOR beth. 2 S. bonds. per cents. 1I3,s: ~ per
mortgage Trustees certifcates. sss Atlantic aud
6 .sat Western a seconds 30A: Erie, AK. New
YORK Central, l40A; Illinois Central, 1908. Penn
sylvsniaCentral, CTS Reading, z3s4
NEW YORK MARKETS THIS AFTERNOON.
The following quotations were current In New
York to-day at ~ p. m. reported by Lewis John.
son 90. ~. g. 4 per cents, lO9X: o. 8.
e per cents. III; New Jersey Central. ,?ea;
gan Central, l06H Hsnaibal and st. Joseph. 409
Lake Shore. ll4s Northwest, lex do. preferred.
st: Paul. 10SA; do. preferred. =; wabash. 81.
louis and Pacific. Ak; do. preferred. 56A;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-05
THE COVRTR.
COURT IN GENERAL TERM,


Yesterday, Clarke agt Strong; argument
concluded and decree below affirmed Gilmore
agt. Deylin: hearing commenced. James IRA
pier Ringgold, OF Maryland; admitted to this
par on motion of Mr.. Edmondston. Adjourned
till Monday.
CIRCUIT COURT (NO. t)-Judge .TacArttlr,
yesterday, Neale agt. Bender; plaintiff called
and dismissed. United States use OF Clark .agt.
costello; suspended until Saturday. Bradford
agt: BradfoId verdict for plaintiff for SCI and
costs. Barnes agt. Baltimore d Ohio Railroad
company; plaintiff called and suit dismissed.
Garrett Mans agt Keppel & MARSHALL do.
Grinder agt. Carusi: stricken from the calendar.
CIRCUIT COURT {No. 2)-Judge HdgneI,
Yesterday keyser agt. Leclerc; leave to plead.
B0nnell agt. Better; plaintiff called ETC., case
dismissed. mississippi Central railroad CON-
pany agt. Taylor; rule on defendant to employ
new counsel. Erskine agt, Carly; rule to en-
plOy new counsel
EQUITY CoURT-Jtdoe Con.
Marshall agt. Marshall; loan ratified. Boyer
agt. LuIdenkohl; trustee substituted to sell or
release. Mcdonald agt Kelly; same action.
DE prepared. Flanagan agt. Snow; struck OF
calendar. Cashier agt. Mitkiewicz ct al; hear
ing com menced.
POLICE COURT-Jttdge Shell.
To-day, Thos O'Donnell, charged with carry
Ing pistol; $50 or 80 days. Chas. CHAMPION.
vagrancy; personal bonds. John Beverly as.
sault on Rachael Beverly, his wife; continued
Agnes West, assault ON Teresa Page: S. or 10
days. Noble Jenkins, assault on Columbus
Further by striking him on the head with
Dr1ck; 800 OF 60 days. ChaS. Green and Jno
Garter, assault on John Lane; Green was sen.
fenced to six months in jail and Carter fined S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-05
Kelly.s Man Grace.

Gain" III AIfctnnasl Enquirer.
Accident took me on election night into the
private rooms OF Grace. the candidate for
mayor, put up by Kelly. ! had supposed from
his commercial history, TO ind person with a
cosmopolitan manner. ] saw, instead, a
smailish, boyfsb. very commonplace Milesian,
with the air OF grocer'S clerk wearing a bly
steel eye-glasS, or SpectacleS> He did not appear
10 KNOW any thing about the returns as they
suit, and went around the room asking 10 a
helpless way how 1t looked for him. Twenty or
thirty stalwartS, unable or unwilling to tell the
truth, congratulated him with prospects of
~, ono majority, while at the same time several
OF these said to me aside that they regarded him
as beaten,
To that degree does servility permeate Tam
many Hall under Kelly's control that to tell the
truth TO one OF the bosses in Tammany Hall Is
as bad s. boarding Henry VIII or Lopez OF Para
quay. His Eeighbors and acquaintance IS said be
nad spent cool Slo0, 900 10 become mayor and
the notion had entered his head that rom the
nayoralty he could be governor, and found
ofeed or Graces on our public history.
AFTER leaving his room one Of his confidential
men said: 'Gentlemen, fear that he is beaten,
ana our whole ticket. The republicans were
Just irresistible. Wherever we put Mr. Grace,S
money it went back on him. The coIored people
TOOK IL everywhere, and not soul OF them voted
Tor him. l went to Dutch shoemaker to-day
said this person, land he could not speak word
OF English, but gave him Sc for himself and 81
each for his w0rkrnen, TO take 1t and vote for
Grace. He was willing, but as We got near the
po!iS. saw that he was working something I'D
l sleeve; and I'll give you my word. gentle
men, II 1t wasn't a ticket for DoWd. So took
me money from him-did not want his vote"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-05
GEORGETOWN.

THE COAL TRADE.-S;Xteen boats left Chm.
berland Wednesday, with 1881 II tons of coal.
as folloWs:-For Georgetown-Maryland Co.,
539. IS tons Consolidation Co., 450.12 tons; Bor-
den Co., $50 tons: Georges Creek Co.. 229 O6 tons;
Blaen Avon Co., 10 tons. For Alexandria,
American Co., Hall tons.
THE GRAIN Observation-Disclosures BOYER.
Win 5000 bushels wheat and l 200 bushels corn;
Goat JarDOe with 300 bushels wheat and 200
bushels corn: boat Ruby, with f. 100 bushels
wheat; boat Seneca with 1890 bushels wheat,
200 DC. corn, 100 bblS. flour and 400 bushels mli
feed.
ME RCHANTs' MISUNDERSTANDING On Change
yesterday, 1900 bushels wheat, sold at prices
ranging from S1.1O to Sissy.
PoRT-Entered, brig F. 81. Todd, Mcclure,
IRON st: John, N. B., with laths and pickets for
JAS n HaSWeIl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-05

ESSAYS ON EYDRoPHoDIA.-Somet time aro an
Englfshman, Mr.. Bennett Stanford, offered a
prize OF .elOo on the best essay ON hydrophobla.
lne award of which ne delegated to the Council
or the Royal College OF Physicians. Ninete m
essays were sent in to the council and OF these
they have reported that the best is that sub.
mtted by NJ. Bourrel. French veterinary
surgeon living In Paris, who has consequently
received the amount OF the prize. Another
essay OF the nineteen is declared to be almost OF
equal merit with that OF M. Bourrel and Mr..
Bennett-Stanford has resolved to contribute an
additional 10 guineas towards second prize of
81 guineas for this second essay, In case the
public Will subscribe the remaining 40 guineas.
Which 1t Is to be hoped they will do readily. NJ.
Bourrell does not believe that tt is possible to
treat hydrophobia In man With success but he
makes some practical suggestions for its pre-
Fent1on, The most important of which is a
method of filing dogs teeth. The author OF the
second essay, on the other hand, expresses him
ST. hopefully as to the treatment OF the mai
dCy.-IHp 4r1TeJuH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-05
District Goyernment Affairs.

District Chemist De Smedt has aaalyZad the
yHe se pump In seaoa school building
the school teachers will be paid Tomorrow at
the usual time and places, the pay rolls having
been corrected.
Mr.. william O. Roome. Chief of the division of
special assessments has completed the revfs-
ions on street south from, It'll TO 18th streets
east; 10Th street west, from E to streets north;
StGddard street. Georgetown, from Washington
10 Congress streets.
THE LIQUOR LICENSE BOARD
yesterday returned thirty three applications
Tor license to the applicants on account Of In
and Assessor for his certificate applications OF
Edward Burns, Michael Halliman. Harry Crist-
man, Frederick Hughes Robert Hoy, Reuben
Brown, Henry kraus. Samuel NJ. Bryan, and
Henry Koch. A protest was received from
John W. Starr against the issuing of license
10 Mr.. Duf1y, corner 18th and b streets north
east; To-day but few new applications were
received. a number of anxious dealers, and
Saloon.KeeperS were in attendance upon the
ooaro tnls morning looking after protests.
THE POSTMASTER GENERALS PROTEST.
On me "a instant, Mr.. E. NJ. Chaplin, president
OF tne nquor license board. addressed cemmu-
nlcation TO the District Commissioners asking
LOT information as to whether or not the protest
OF the postmaster General against granting a
Hcehse !of barroon on street, or any front
OF tne General Post ONCE department. has any
legal effect, and whether or not it operates as
so gar 10 granting ncs nse. This note was re-
feIred to the attorney for the District, who. Ia
reply, states under date of Nov 4tll -" have
already decided that when United States de-
paitMent OF the government held one side OF a
square, the head of the Department was the
proper party to assent Or dissent to the grant
ing OF license on the opposite side OF the street
i It. protest is dissent. The heads OF
oep I'mel car, If they wish. take the opinion
u lhe Attorney General upon the question"
VITAL STATISTICS.
.Ihe mortality In the District for the week end.
ing Saturday, october 80. 1850, was 80 more
tnan the week previous OF these is were white
colored females. showing an annual death rate
or 1914! per 1000 for the white and S. So for the
colored population. OF the deaths, 81 occurred
In washington, 5 in Georgetown, 5 in the county
ana ~ In tie hospital. There were So births
reported-3l white males, Is white females. 20
colored males and II colored females. Showing
white and 3201 for the colored population,
Marriages reported, 19-wfite, 16; colored, 3.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-05
WEI DE MEYERS
@ A II A r r H

CURE. Unquest.orably the most important medi
cal discovery since vaccination. A remedy which
assimilates with the mucous membrane and forms
not only local, but a constitutional cure
any ttsge. One package generally sufiicea. Deiv
cred by Druggists or by D. B. DEWEY Co.,
Dey Street. N. Y q, 81 so complete estise and
remarkable statements by the cured, mailed fr &c /.
The afflicted can refer to-:
GEO. W. LAMsR1GHT. 10 Biddle st.. Baltimore:
MIR. SCHROEDER 800 North Broadway;
JOHN L. HERRING, c. Park av. Mem schan St..
Branch;
FRANK FRASER. Govt Printing Office. Washington
b. K. l ELpHKNsr1SE. I,obitt Horse. Washington ;
Res GEO. F. PRATT. st. Stephens Rectory, Phila. !;
Gen. l.. c. BooTs Wilmington;
Rev. A. A. SUMNER, Frederick. Nd:
Nile AIMEE, Opera Prims Donna;
PAUL RoYToN. the great swimmer. Fiushing.L I. /;
tAM'L BzsIDIcT. Jr., 697 Broadway. N. T., etc.
real cure Of Catarrh for sl.6V! poyi.eoaeow
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-05

Judge Conrad, OF Mt. Gilead Ohio, very old
and very rich, had no faith 10 banks and kept
his money secreted about MS vest which he hid
In bed tick on retiring. A night or two ago
thieves broke into the burglar proof bed tick.
distracted his vest and took therefrom 81 O50
They generously left the vest with the suggas-
ton that 1t be pulled down.
Two mothers were boastiDg Of the smartness
OF their babies. Why said one, "when nv
baby cries 1t puts the telephone by its mouth
and can hear IL away down in the parlor."
Policeman Frederick Kaisets was shot and
fatally wounded In Cincinnati, Wednesday
night, by Chas. Marshall, colored whom he
attempted TO arrest for being engaged In a noisy
crowd: Marshall was then severely dubbed
Dy KalsetS' partner, and afterwards sent to the
hospital
Anything new or fresh this morning,na
reporter asked in a railroad Office. Yes
replied the lone occupant of the apartment,
What is it?' queried the reporter, whipping
out his note book. Said the railroad man.
edgtng his way toward the do3r, "That pint
you are leaning against" The railroad man 8
now In the hospital, and the reporter is in jail
A. gas company has been formed for lighting
Jerusalem. and street car company TOR con-
Meeting that city with the Mount OF Olives is
limited at.
In San Francisco yesterday Leon Boniface
killed bis mistress, Hattie Lee, fn house OF
ill-repute. He then shot himself dead The
cause was Jealousy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-05

A REAL ESTATE CASE DECISION. YESTERDAY.
In Circuit Court No. l, Judge Macarthur the
case OF Bradford against Burford was tried.
Bradford, IL appeared, had employed Burford to
sell house for him for 81, 200, agreeing to nav
him commission Of 800, but he (BradfordD
agreeing also TO purchase house through Bur.
ford, this was reduced to SIS. Burrord sue
ceeded III selling Bradford'S house for him but
failed to secure one acceptable for him to pur-
chase, and Burford retained s6I from the pur-
chase money In addition to the SIS, stating that
failed TO purchase the house th0ugh him. Brad
ford sued to recover this amount (s6I) and the
court held that Burford had no right to retl1n It,
inasmuch as he had not performed his contract
was given for plaintiff. O'Neal appeared for
plaIntln and A. A. Blrney for defendant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-05
CITY ITEMS.

FROU-FROU.
FROU-FRoU.
FR0U- FROU.
OUT TO-DAY, OUT TO-DAY, OUT TO-DAY.
OUT TO-DAY. OUT To DAY, OUT TO-DAY.
OUT TO-DAY, OUT TO-DAY, OUT TO-DAY.
in the
$HHHSzB# $ $$#$ f$$
OWEN, THE ARCHER,
A Legend OF Agfncourt.
By Launce PoyntZ,
Author OF "Kntght Of the RubIeS," a., sc.
Thrilling Story Of Irish Life
entitled
ONLY AN IRISH GIRL,
will be commenced In No. 6s4 OF TIE Fi,estde
Con pdntOf-
For sale BY all newsdealers.
Eucaiyptine
for toilet use SURPRISES all cold creams, camphor
ices, lip salves and glycer1ne preparations 1t is
infnitely more efficient as cure for chapped
hands and lips. rough skin, &C, and is neither
greasy nor st cky. 1t Will not SOIL the hands or
dress in the least. Sold by all druggists- Price
25 cents.
IT SELDOM takes more than one bottle of R.
rear's Tonic to cure bad case OF wind dyspep-
sia or heartburn. so cents bottle. m,w,f,3G
FROM a simple cold OF Influenza to the rot
tiny slOughing and death OF the senses Of
smell, taste and hearing, Sa'ttt rd s Radical Care
Jo,' CatnrTh Is supreme. Complete external
and internal treatment for S1.00.
"TotaIly Differ rent from All Others,'s
Ion0on Hair RestOrer." lnsures new growth.
L. ndon Hair Restorer." Restores the color.
"Lt ndon Hair Restorer." Exquisite dressing.
NO TOILET COMPLETE WITHOUT IT-THICKKNs
Thin hair, stops its falling and the most per-
feet hair restorer and dressing the world has
ever known. We allude 10 London Hair Color
Resforer." A. A. Gibsoo, BarrytoWn, N. Y.
writes: sit has stopped my hair from falling
and restored it to It's natural color" 'LOndon
Hair Resiorer" Is sold by all druggists at is
cents bottle.
SKINNY MEN AND WOMEN are not admired II
lacking flesh, vital brain, or nerve force, use
.'Re,leS' Health Re1searer." Greatest remedy on
earth for impotency. sexual debility, decline, &C
81 at druggists Dcpor, IS Barclay street, NY,
and for Washington at $50 Penn,a avenue
EDGAR'S CoCGH SPECIFIC is the best. I'm
|. "ALDEKNKY WAooNa Fresh Attorney butter
:nurned every morning. and delivered In u lbs.
Ward" prints, 40c per ID. Also cottage
cheese, puttelHatlk and sweet milk &C. per ct
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-05

CUTTING CASE.-ThiS morning In the Police
Court, Charles Green and John Carter were
charged with an assault and battery with in
tent to kill John Lane. These men are all col
ored. Lane testified that on last Saturday night
ne and Green had ollnculty at the corner or
terfered and held him while Green cut him
several times across the face with knife. He
received CHASTITY cut under the LEFT eye, one
On the forehead, and another on the left cheek
Which had TO be Sewed up. The court thought
that the charge Of assault with intent to Kill
could not be sustained, and charged them with
SIMPLE assault Green was sentenced to six
months in jail, and Carter was fined IS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-05

ANTELOPE HUNTING IN KANSAs-Another an
Celope hunt is being organized. 1t Will be more
extensive than the last. as parties from Edo
raCo and other points in Butler county are com
Ing. over to take part in it. Persons from this
region are expected TO meet at Mr.. Reeves
place, few miles west OF Ivanpah, In Butler
county. at dawn On Thursday OF next week. II
a sufficient number OF men and dogs can be col
lected it Is the intention TO encircle the region
where the game ranges and close In to a central
point In that case no shooting win be par-
mttted within the circle. II there are NOT
enough to operate In this way they will enter
upon the chase as befOre-EoytkI (Kany Her
He3'1T6 ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-05

THE MARYLAND STATE REPUBLICAN AssoCIA-
TON met last evening and heard remarks by
MessrS Norris, Van Reuth, Wilson, Miller and
son offered resolution rendering thanks to the
towpath club OF this city for its cooperation In
tne campaign just closed; more particularly for
gressional district Of Maryland. A committee
was appointed TO call upon and invite the Tow
path club 10 join the association in receiving
the member-elect from the 9th district, Mr..
Milton q. Urner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-05
LOCAL NEWS.

Amusements, &c. Tonight.
National TRedter.-Maud Granger 10 1.-TWO
Nights In Rome"
FOrqs Opera Rotse.-Denham & Fords COM
many In Franks"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-05
One Price.
DARIs AND BERLIN HAVELOCKs.

pAHIS AND BERLIN HAVELOCKS.
JACKETS, ULSTERS ard DOLMANS.
FUR-LINED SILK CIRCULARS.
CAMEIiS HAIR and CHUE DA SHEWLS.
SILK PLUsHES. BROUADED SATINS-
BARGAINS IN SILKS, SATINS and VELyETS.
BLACK and COLORED SATIN DE LYON, all
shades and prices.
SCRAH SILKS, SATIN SURAH.
BROOADE NELVETS, PLAID NOVELTIES.
CAMEL'S HAIRS, CHUDDAS and SERGES IA
great variety and at the lowest prices.
ANTIQUE and NOTTINGHAM LACE CUR
TAINS.
MERINO UNDERWEAR. FANCY HOSIERY.
NAVY BLUE and DARK GREEN CLOTH SUIT
INGS.
NEW SILK HANpKERCHIEFS and MUFFLERS.
eE An inspection will repay all persons in search
Of G0OD-WEARING FABRICS at the LOWEST
MARKET RATES.
ONE PRICE ONLY.
PERRY & BROTHER,
fenn. ave. cor. 9th st.
Established 1910. oct3O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-05
How Indiana Democrat. Take II.

l1hdlanspohs Cor. CINCINNATI Gazette ]
Prominent democrats have avoided being in.
reviewed today. Senator Mcdonald came
down to his office very late and retired early.
Gov. Hendricks declared there had been no
election, that 1t was all horrtd mistake, thea,
smiling, passed On his way. Hon. VIM. II Eng
lish Is evidently not so depressed as he was on
the day OF Landers' defeat. yet he feels bad
enough, and looks decidedly haggard. lie did
not go to his Office, nor have hts committee
looms been open during the day. He was seen
walking in front OF his house In the latter part
of the afternoon. but his eyes were fixed upon
the pavement, and he refused to be interviewed
A report, based upon democratic authority, has
it that his expenditures on the behalf Of the
campaign amounts to $4,000. These are prob
ably correct figures OF this $4,000 were ex-
pended prior to the October election. One OF
MS friends remarked this evening that the loss
OF New York made him feel that he was not the
heaviest Weight hnOn the ticket
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-05

The bride and bridegroom at Nashville we'd
ng had only one Leg apiece.
A young man died OF heart disease at st, Pau
while asking q girl to marry him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-05

BLOOD POISONING BY INFECTION-A little girl
dled or DlCod poisoning, near SaDula, a few DAYS
since, and 1t Is thought that the disease was
contracted through her playing on a straw
stack where diseased hogs had latn.-Io.ca
SDecid},