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The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-03-18

The publication by the Orcgoaidn
of the Tarbcll letter totally demoralized
the city of Olympia. for ever since half
of the inhabitants have been cussing
while the other half laughed and
danced in glee. 1t don't seem to take
a great deal of music to start that town
either way, provided the music is of
the genuine brand.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-03-18
FRED w. BIER.

Co. Treasurer Of Clarke Co, W. T.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-22
all Street To-day.

NEW YORK. Sept. 22-The Posts financial ar
ucle says: The stock exchange markets are
generally duh. Us. bonds and railroads invest
ali strCng. and In several cases higher The
stock market at the opening was irregular but
soon tie main part OF the list became heavy,
and prices by Loon had fallen lazy per cent,
or4 | ler cent, including Burlington q Quincy
Since Icon there has been fractional recovery
and steadter tone prevails. The stocks at all
active have been Erie, Lake Shore, Western
ST. Paul, Iron Mountain, and Delaware, Lack. a.
Western. The Q. s. Assistant Treasurer at
noon or ened proposals to sell bonds to the sink
Ing 1uld. The amount offered was s., ,324, 200.
Money en- call is 2a3 per cent. on time 3a6 per
cent, ard on prime mercantile paper 42a51. per
CENT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-22

DIPHTHERIA IN CANADIAN PROyISCES.-In
some portions OF the maritime provinces diph-
iberia has prevailed to an alarming extent dur
ing the last few years. The cause may be found
In the lack OF sanitary regulations The St John
TeIegrGph says:-"lu the smaller towns there
are no sewers, often there are no cutters TO the
streets, and little or no attention has been given
TO surface drainage The streets are often filthy,
but they are really the cleaneSt part or the VII
lage. Ally one who has taken up his abode for
a week or a fortnight ia one OF these villages
which are just outside or the line OF sanitary
improvements, VIII find 1t hard to escape many
unpleasant impressions. The water from wells
is fiat AID insipid, having the unmi5takable
taint OF saturated soil. The surroundings are
simply abominable." Fortunately, the people
are at length becoming aroused, and are organ
iZing voluntary sanitary associations Increased
attention Is also, we are glad 10 observe, being
bestowed on sanitary matters by City Commis-
sioner Coaisworth, and no better measures can
be adopted than the publication or the city for
protecting it against dphtheria and like dis
-TO1OHfO Mail 1stH.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-22
Sporting NOsex.

The nrst DAY OF the extra pnae.,r, q, ,hn
,e,'Syy is;sno JOCKEY club was inaugursted yes
tie track IL flrStclass condition. The Ar, raoa
Wes Tor a pure OF $500. for all ages Ave srro
@ iolSs M = he following We're the starters ana the
Lools sold On them:-Ripple. slio; Blucher. sss.
kedman. s2o; Sioux, SEQ; Emily F., ssl: Diana
go: Louise Gwynne. s20: By-the-Way Si5,
NeufhaIel. SIS; Adeleert s.. The race was won
by By-the-N Way, with Ripple second: time
i:O2i4. The second race. purse $500. selling race
three quarters OF a mile WAS won by Ada
Merrinac second; time, l:l5S. The Third race
purse $500, selling race, one mile, was won by
Boardman. VARIED second; time. i:aoS.
BoaIdmsns time is the best ever made ia a
mile race. Ten Broecks mile In 1897. WAS
made In running against time. The fourth race,
purse s25a. for all ages gentlemen riders
allowed seven pounds. light welter weights,
three quarters OF a mile, was won by htngcraft,
Janet Murray second; time, l:lI. rhe NTH
was won ey Dan Sparling. Ada Glenn second;
The positions Of the oarsmen In the single
Snel race Potomac regatta this afternoon Will
pe as io.F,Ns: Crorley, /, Virginia shore; Bal
KY, 2d; Mckinney, Sd; Morgan, ,4th: Roberts 5th;
District shore.
Freder'c.; Piaisted has challenged Charles x.
Courtney 10 row TWO mile race IN Jamaica
Bay, within twenty-one days. for $50 side.
lie lSS d, posted forfeit OF $3.50 with William
Wainwright, OF tie Seaside House, Rockaway
Beach.
A forfeit of 500 was deposited in the hands or
Ch8s. l.. Davies In Chicago yesterday by John
Waltoie for the following match: WaIpole
batks The Arizona Indians who ran In Chicago
recently against Daniel 0'Leary's mare Thought
Tor tie sum OF $500 SIDE the mare TO be ridden
by OLeary for distance CT thirty miles while
four or The Indians run twenty four miles, six
mile S each. the contest TO take place In some
Dark or athletic grounds IN the vicinity OF New
York. The money, 81 600, will be al once for
waried TO the SPIRIT QT thr Times.
dispatch from Cincinnati says that Maud
=. the now acknowledged queen of the turf,
VIII reach her home at Chester Park this MORN
Ing. where it is understood she will remain
until the return OF Mr.. Vanderbilt. he having
caoled Captain Stone TO withdraw her from the
turf.
At Aquldneck Park. Newport, yesterday. the
hrst race was won by Billy. Rockland Maid
second. In the second race Dan Palmer won,
Mau1e second The third race. for dou ole teams
was won BY Busy Bee and Lady Alice Patchen
Maid and Gar1baldi Chief second.
Base ball yesterday:-At Worcester-Worces-
teIs, IL; Ifoys, 2. AT Chicago-Chtcagos 5;
ClnciInatis 1. AT Cleveland-Clevelands Il;
BufialOs. 1. At Providence 3:
Boston, !.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-22
Letter from Cen. Grant.

NEW YORK, Sept. 22.--Numerous inquiries
having been received at the national republican
headquarters from various parts OF the coun-
try as to whether Gen. Grant would preside at
political meetings, Gov. Jewell communicated
reply:
GALENA, ILL, Sept. 21.-TO Coz. Je,ceU:-
While shall do all In my power to aid the re-
any meetings. / will be in New York about
the 10th Of october. and will remain until the
goth, during which time shall visit Boston.
(Sigued) T. s GRANT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-22
NEW YORK MARKETS. TBIs AFTERNOON.

Two IMPORTANT LIBEL SUITS had their begin
nirg yesterday In widely separated parts OF the
state. Away out at Bradford, the capital OF the
Mexican county Oil fleld the mayor or that city
brought suit against its bright Es'raing Stdr lor
alta ching his name to a burleSque proclamaIlon
calling for the immediate retirement OF Wnlte
and straw hats, while up at Easton pontlcal
orator Summoned the Argus into court for say
ing that he was most useful campalgner, De.
cause, in the absence of lamps, his nose would
light up q meeting most oeautifuhy.-f'e''a-
O1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-22
Fire Oh a Steamer.

NE" YORK, June 22.-Early this morning a
IRE broke out In the main hold OF the steamer
Bermuda, laden with hay. Firemen succeeded
10 putting out the flames after an hour and a
EaiI S laId work. The police report the loss
the cargo. VIZ
NEW YORK, Sept. 22.-The police reports OF
the loss by fiie on the steamer Bermuda this
Will Lot exceed s., 500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-22
The Maine Election.
PLAISTED STILL AHEAD.

A dispatch sent last night, and received this
morning by the democratic congressional CAM
palgn committee, from Augusta, is as follows ::
" can only reiterate my previous statements.
Augusta has just celebrated Plaisted's election
Dy the grandeSt demonstration ever seen here
The Associated Press agent will probably con
cede his Q'laisted's) election within two DAYS
The greenoaCk state convention endorsed the
Iuslon electoral ticket day. which will bury
Garfield under ten thousand majority in the
zine Tree state. w. W. MORSE"
A later dispatch is as follows:
AUGUSTA, Me, Sept. %, 1885 q. m.-The As.
sociated Press agent throws up the sponge this
morning, aid comedies Plaisteds election by
one seventy-nfne, Q79 l understand the di
1eTeLce in cur conclusion. w. w. MORSE"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-22
The Sovereign Grand Lodge OF Odd
Fellows

TORONTO, ONT., Sept. 22.-The Sovereign Grand
Ledge OF Odd Fellows was again in session yes
terday, and elected the following officers Il.
J. Glenn, Atlanta, Ga. NJ. A. grand sire, and E.
J. Leech, keokuk, Ia, r. A. deputy grand sire.
1t was decided to hold the next session at Gin
cinnati in September, ISL. when monument
will be dedicated in the Odd Fellows cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-22
The DOrMiniOns, inducements to
Immigrants.

TORONTO, ONT, Sept. 22.-Prof, Sheldon, OF
the Wiles and Eane's Agricultural College, who
came to Canada at the Invitation OF the Donin-
ION government to make brief tour in the in
terest OF immigration, has returned from Mani
toba, He thinks the northwest is destined to
become the great grain, and especially wheat
growing region Of the world, but that Ontario
is better adapted for dairy purposes. In his
settling In ontario, and leaving to Canadians
accustomed to the modes OF farming in other
provinces the task OF pioneering the north
west
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-22

A North Carolina man planned TO frighten his
wife py a sham attempt at suicide. He was TO
very gently hang himself, and a friend was to
cut him down; but the friend was not prompt,
and the plotter was choked 70 death.
coupe OF lovers went together from Ripon.
WISCONSIN, to Fond du lac, and teleyraphea
back to the girls parents: May we get mar.
rfed? Please wire consent immediately as Ger.
emony will be performed this evening ANYHOW. y
At the school commissioners' election In
BiDghampton, N. Y. yesterday, l4T women
voted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-22

F.ru R,upo.p ACCIDENTs.-Geo. W. Briece,
while cIossinc the railroad track at Milton. Nj,
last NIGHT in wagon, was struck and killed
y rsToaa sieyens 1rsd and Clara
cerTia1e IN Reyerly Mass, yesterday, were
killed By a train. Thomas Hackett, aged 10, a
sWifchman on the Erie railway, was run over
ard Killed at Bradford, Pa, last night
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-22
The Rest Pigeon Flight Ever Made
III CAnada.

TORONTO, ONT, Sept. 22.-Whtle the Indus.
trial Exhibition was In progress here three car
rler pigeons owned by James Fullerton, OF the
Canadian Poultry Review, at Strathray We're
d1Spatched to their home, and early on the fol-
lowing day Two of them reach their destination.
me thlTd Old not arrive. The flight is believed
10 be the best ever made in Canada The dis
tance to Strathray Is l6O miles
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-22

CINCINNATT's ART MUSEUM FUND.-M. z.
Ingalls,, chairman OF the committee in Ctnctn-
natl TO solicit subscriptions TO the FUND OF
$l50,000 necessary TO meet the condition OF Mr..
{. w. Vests donation OF a like SUN for an art
museum in that city, yesterday invited about
fifty persons TO lunch with him. with the under
standing that acceptance meant a subscription
not less than 81 ,00U TO the fund. Forty-two
persons sat down TO lunch, and others sent
excuses with subscriptions. The sum of $50 800
is thus added TO the fund The total amount
now subscribed In addition to Mr. Vests gift
is 500 go
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-22
The Georgia Fair

ATLANTA, GA, Sept. ~ The Georgia stock
1alr and races will open at Atlanta October is
ana continue one week. The military reunion
TIC owls" procession is announced for Weinas
Gay evening, October 90. The entries to the
stake races viii close October l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-22

BALTIMORE IN BRIEF.-Pleuro- pneumonia IS
reported 10 have been discovered among cattle
In Baltimore county.-The public schools of the
city VIII be closed during celebration week next
mCntn.-A new street railway is proposed be-
tween Northwest Baltimore and Light street
whan.-Seyeral registers OF voters were ar
rested yesterday and held to bail, charged with
refusing on demand or United States SUPER
NlsorS of election TO strike off numoer OF
names which are claimed to have been illegally
placed Oh the registration bOoks.-JoaG JeffrieS
and George IA. Mills were killed yesterday by
the caviDg IN of a sand bank In South Bal !.
mOrP.-IaILffIIOFe SIN flI-flnLL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-22
THE NeN Danish 1iinlsser

new YORK, Sept. zz-The recently appointed
Danish minister at Washington-J. Hagerman
the BrcyOOrT house. The DANISH Residents
Of this city. are making arrangements to extend
him reception, ana meeting 10 draw up a
programme is to be held at the OH ce Of The
DaI1Sh consul
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-22

BANK CRIMINALS.-In the United States court
at Trenton, n. j., yesterday, Judge Nixon
charged the grand jury that there had come TO
his knowledge a great many violations OF the
law concerning the management OF the national
banks, and he called upon the grand jury TO
investigate all charges without fear. favor
Newark Savings Bank defaulter, was postponed
Until October 19.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-22
SPORTING GOODS.

$50 GCNy
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAIN
Warranted perfection in barrels, locks. stock,
lion shooting qualities. Double barrel Breech-
loading
SHOT GUN.
ENGLISH Laniuated Steel Barrels
worthy SlU0 Gun. trial given aud money re-
fuIded if rot satisfactory. Testimonials ''It is
GOOD gun in every respect, and the sports fnan
senian S Institute; ] T. % Faesr. esg, & q. s. Govern
msI,t Hospital: Prof Beach, Alexandria, Va,
Major Geo. Dufey, Com. Internal Revenue, Alex;
endria, Va. and hundreds of others. OMEARA5 5
Sporting Bazars, 18th aid F, opp. U.s. Treas,
and 521 Tth opp. Z. $. Post Office. Immense cata-
lCgue of fine Colt Guns Fishing Tackle, 81 RaZnrs
Archery, Lawn Tenris. SC, free to all. aus2l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-22

MAJOR NELSON'S 'sDKFAICarIoN,-MaiorN Nelson.
paynaster ID tie L. :. Army. whose arrest at
Fort LeaVenworth. Kan, as q defau ter was
mace pubic yesterday morning, is expected to
arrive IN tins city on Thursday morning He
VIII tie taken directly 10 Governors Island
where court martial viii be convened at he
Garlic ST practicable date Pruned of 6li eXag-
gelallon ana Hoating gossip. The story OF the
deiaIcailon Is very common and undressing
che. For some weeks before he was relieved
from duty, the fact that Major Nelson was In
capable Of attending TO the business OF his Office
In consequence OF habitual intoNicafi0n was
notorious IN military circles and well known 10
his superior officer In the department. The eX-
IoStulationS OF his friends were unavaii,ny ana
al last, when all other means had nrOyei IN
successful, he was ordered 10 turn over his bal
anceS.-N y. Times 10 ddU
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-22
democratic Nominations in New
HAmnShIre.

CONCORD, N. H.. Sept. 22.-The democratic
convention Of the ist congressional district to-
day, nominated Alvah W. Siloway by acclama-
ton. Frank A. Mexican, OF Nashua, was nomt-
mated as candidate for elector.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-22
RkIHRRY

RtIRrRY OR BLAcKMAIL- - Oliver Cotter,
general exercise Inspector OF Brooklyn, is
charged with receiving bribeS from certain
HGnor dealers to protect them from prosecu.
ffon While acting as agent for the Temperance
brotherhood before his election to his present
office. Though the evidence Is very strong,
Cotfer protests that Ii Is blackmailing opera.
tfon originate by VIM. Jacobs, who has been
aIlested twice for similar offences
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-22

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 22.-The President ana
fa1ty ljn their arrival at Sacramento last
tary escort and driven to the residence OF ex
Gov. Stanford. who enterta1ns the President
during his visit to the capital. The Streets were
thronged Oh the line Of march. To-day a nnhltc
Ieceltion viii be held at the capitol.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-22
D.rrrHJnDr Ca

BALTIMORE, Sept. 22.-virginfa sixes deferred
90; new ten foriies. Ii; do. tenforty coupons. s..
u, BALTIMoRlE, SEPT: 22;-cottqn dull-mid,
and western super, s;ooas. SO; do extra. 4:O5s
dc do fss snfr da dc{ fam s
DO Rio brands. 8. 75a6 90; Patapsco family. $50.
sSns rsa sa1y wse6 ao sms saa
Sintsr rsd, sist and sePtembsT, l:SSk; octoSer.
!. On asal 0tsA November, l.USsRl 08k recembar,
western qulet, southern white. s.; 90 yellow, s.
Der. 81 a52; November. t354 ssked steamer, 80
bid: Oats quiet and barely steady western white.
steady-p1ine TO choice Pennsylvani aud MARY
land, iS Gosl9.0O Ter ton Provisions trIner. With
mea,f-loose shoulders. none oferi..g: clear rib
sides, Zone otfe:ing: do. packed, 6a and So.
EsIsS eli % B ButeT tiers a
to choice western packed. l7s25; Eggs firm, 20.
ceee Whoy caTgoes e ordinary q
fair l2sl5A; SMEAR lower and du IA soft, lO1s
ShfRs & for Job bu 1 to tSs
l.656 barrels; wheat 81, coo bushels; corn 6, DOC
oats i sussss s ss +5s bushels
bu.lels. Sales-wheat 425. 1872 bushels; corn.
NEW YORK. Sept 22.-stocks weak Money,
2a3. Exchange-long. 4SO4; short, 4s38. Govern
NE& YORK. Sept. 22.-Flour dull Wheat dull.
LONDON, Sept %, 2:S0 p. m.-U. s. bonds
per cents. 1l2H ~ per cents, ll3S new iyes,
1Gc7s. Atlantic and Great Western frst mortgag,
tru, t es' certificates, f0H.
LONDON, Sept. 20, p. m.-U s. bonds
AZ Per cents, 1i5h new fves, lo54 Atlantic AND
Great Western fist mortgage trustees certificates
7OL; Atlantic and Great Western seconds. 29as
Erie, 4l1s. Illinois Central. 1l7H.s
NEW YORK MARKETS TBIs AFTERNOON.
Tie following quotations were current in New
York to-day at 2 p. M, as reported by Lewis John
son Co u. S. per cents. lC924alU9zs; U. $. 4,
per cents. lIoai,.A;, ID: .: of z; s65's. -
34k: Erie, So; Michigan Central, $50 Hanniba
and st. joseph, Ssh Lake Shore. 1e7a Northwest
s5 HSa GS 1So tFSH M1ntsn % On
-: wabash, St: Louis and Pacific, ssH; do; pre-
ferred. l1 Go; 90 Kansas and Texas, s2%i " 2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-22

COMBINED MOVEMENT OF MEXICAN AND L, s,
TROOPS ON yICToRIo.-Advices from santa Fe
are that on the oath instant the United States
and Mexican troops Will make q combined at.
tack On Victorio's band, now In the Candelarfa
mountains, in Mexico. The forces employed In
the movement viii number about 1900. Ter
vssSas moves In Mexico from the north, Buell.
from the south. In New Mexico; Grayson from
the east, in Texas, and Carr from the west, In
ArfZoLa. Buell. is confident the plan Will be
successful Santa Fe special says: AT day
break on the 10Th Is OF Victories Apaches at
Ell Paso captured all the stage stock and 100
horses belonging to El Paso citizens and killed
a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-22

THE SIGNAL SERvIcK-The New York Pro-
duce Exchange has appointed delegates TO the
commercial convention at Boston, IN october,
and the board OF managers adopted resolution
fndorsing the present administration OF the
United States signal service bureau, ana eX-
pressing the hope that the existing organlza-
lion of The bureau Will be maintained.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-22

ASSACLT1NG AN EDIToR-A special dispatch to
the Philadelphia Times from Pittsburg Septem-
Der goth, says: A very sensational occurrence
startled the paSSers by on Smithfied street this
evening. James Breen, editor OF the sunday
G30be, was attacked by Alderman Cornelius
O'Donnell, who is acting mayor ia the absence
or Mayor Liddell. and several blows were
passed. each OF the pugllists receiving his share.
Breen had r1diculed oDonnell In the Globe
The affair Is the talk OF the city tonight
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-22
nR. Won MOsCRx.SkER
syear $40 opened his offices at
ola l8tb street northwest.

lor the eI'et1a treatment N
DEAFNESS. NOISES ~ TEe HEAD IN
PAIRED SIGHT. CATARKH, ASTHMA
DISEASES OF TIE THROAT,
Lungs, CHEST, ETC.
His success has been most gratifying to himself
ard 70 n.aj q the numerous patients who have
been uDder his care, the majority of whom have
been from tie besl class, SENArORS, EEPREsESTA-
IIvES, LAWYERS, GLERGYNES, MERCHANTS
CHIEFs OF DEPARTMENTS, etc. Without lay
iBg any empirical claims 70 infslhbiity. he has
u hestarcy ID asserting tina, he - Wiling that his
professional record shall be compared With its
csrtaxe with that of any socialist or physician in
this ci.y or elsewhere His success wss 50 grest
that he has resolved 70 make this CITY, by SPECI
INQUEST, his PERMANENT RESIDENCE
AsEon-- Tes.irncrisls of successful treatment al
ready pub,ish.d. he would nsnie tn1se OF SENATOR
VOORHEES,, SENATOR INGALLS,. kEPRESESr11VE
IAPHaM. q II. DAvIDGE, Esq, L: SoMERvILLE.
(tq-, FRANK 6EIER, Esq besides numerous
rth.-s Over one hundred References to she very
trst Cl liens eau be examined at his Ofhces. eiS
19h street n W. and he ishes t distinctly under
stood tbG. no name reference Is 2ivel or letter
Of teetikcopial eser published which has not been
placed VOLUNTARILY 1T his disso for that PUP
Iose aus21
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-22

DOUBTFUL STORY ABOUT SITTING BULL 1t Is
said I'm Ottawa that Major walsh, or the Do
mfpfon mounted police, has secured Sitting
Ruli for three years for company OF Cana
dians, who propose making tour OF the United
States and Canada with him, commencing on
the first OF January. He Will appear In a Dor.
der-life drama. The story Is rather doubtful
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-22
Fire.

MILFORD. MASS, Sept 22-Mrs Rufus Clar-
Inns house. with a small boot shop and barn.
was burned this morning. Total loss, $1,000;
insurance, $500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-22

EMMETT, THE ACTOR, DRUNK AGAIN.-Joseph
Wheeling Monday night He arrived Ia Pitts
burg from Baltimore Sunday night and went TO
the West Penn Hospital to sober up. but escap-
1ng Monday afternoon he was found on the
streets Monday hight In fearful state OF in
toXication. He was arrested and locked up In
the MonoDgahnla house
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-22
Jesse Grants Marriage.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 22-LaSt evening Jesse
Giant was married to Miss Lizzie, daughter OF
VI. 8. Chaplain. at Tie Palace Hotel The
affair as very quiet only few friends being
ITe6enL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-22

A HALF MILLION FOR A COLLEGE 1t has
been ascertained that Amasa Stone Is the man
who VIII give S500.00O to the Western Reserve
college,, at Hudson, Ohio. II it IS re moved to
Cleveland. AT meeting OF the trustees held
yesterday, it was practically resolved TO remove
the college 10 Cleveland, and TO change the
name TO ''WesterH Reserve University The
college already has an endowment OF $3.50 900
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-22

An ABSCONDING BANK PRESIDENT CAUGHT
Silss VI. Waite, former president OF the First
National BaIk or BrattleoOro' VI, who alb
seconded last JU1le, after rmiSappropriating about
half million collars, was arrested az Omaha
yesterday at the house OF his brother-ln-laW
Waite had purchased a cattle rancho IN No TIL
ern Nebraska. away from civilization. and
intended TO enjoy his il-gotten wealth there
Part OF the money may be recovered.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-22

Rev. Francis Thornton died at his hons In
Louisville. Ky, yesterday. aged SIS years He
bad bes in the ministry 81 years, was born In
Fredericksburg, Va, and had resided In Louis.
vile since 1889.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-22

CAPT. JOSEPH P. SANGER, 1st artillery, has
been detailed by the Secretary OF War to in
spect the volunteer artillery companies of the
New York militia on the application of the ad-
iutant general Of that state.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-22

A GENERAL ORDER has been issued by the
Adjutant General requiring company COM
manders to state on certificates Of discharge
whether or not the man Is married. The pur-
pose OF this is to avoid fraudulent enlistments.