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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-11-03
REsTDENCE FOR SALE.

A nice residence with large grounds, in
best part of the city. For sale very low
by Geo. w d. Harris Oct26-6t
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-11-03

Island, Rock Isla County, Illinois,
FRIDAY MORNING. NOV. g.
| Air & Co Montgomery Dick
Appleton c II Major " II
Acuff Maylon Noikemper Miss Lizzie
Brown Miss Emma Nehlig Mrs Mary
Burtson John 0'Bren Mrs Mary
Bengston John Fred Osterman G
Browd Oliver o'Leary Miss Minnie
Boynton Warren Pochman Christ
Baker W Potter j Kinsley
Conwel Miss Bender John
Costello Miss + Palmer John "
Cook Geo W Peck j NJ
CalkIns G Peck Geo
Carlson Ida NJ Powers Mrs Kate
Cramer John Parker Miss Mary L
Conors Thomas Patterson Mrs NJ NJ
Daniels Mrs Annie Purdy Billy
Darres Bertha PO Box 523
Doherty Miss Bette Portsman Miss Emma
Dougherty Miss Lizzie Olson G q
DriffeI Louis Gilman Justna
Drinkenshah Phillip Reddig Miss Eliza
Drake r E Robinson Mrs EJ
Dwight S II Rathgeber Frank 3
Eaton Mrs Herman Rielley James William
Eddy Mrs B 2 Robinson Mrs
Everhard Mrs Lizzie Reed
France Brazilla Sheperd & Co
Fuller Ed Siemon Geo II
Grisham Miss Cora Sievers Jasper
Golf Frank Schmidt Geo
Gelotte Miss Josie Skinner John
Holm B Schlopkohl James
Haney MR. Eliza Slater
Houghtou r Shaffer Miss Lizzie
Hodges James Schll Mrs Mary
Holds Nj Storm Herman
Hin Mrs Staubach Maggie
Hay Vim Schrader W
lies Harry Reddig Mrs Nanny
JordOn Miss May Rettig Miss Mary
Judge Miles Roberts Mrs Mary l.
kergan Mrs Catherine Richard Dir j L
Kane James Timm Mrs Chas
Lohr Geo Thayer Mrs II +
Lindstrum Miss Huldah sherman + F
Mayors Miss Clara Thomas Howell Mrs
Mccain Mrs II Toben John
Marshal Mrs 4 Tnston Sam
Moan Miss Helen Thrig W
Mehan j Weis Mrs John
McQuaid John Wells e
M1llerJ ii Wadsworth 4 Patterson
McCary Mrs NAV Watkins Mrs Mary
McCormc Miss Nellie Wright Miss Jennie
Mcmahon Mrs Mary Weaverlng Perry
Mnehen Mrs Mile Welter Otto
Myster Mary Willis Richard
Mills Mrs L Earn Peter
FOREIGN LETTERS.
Anty Thomas Oswald Martin
Anderson F Olson j A
BratteA n Peters q
Bergquist Carl ROchow Carl
Carlson j g Syenson Carl
Dehn Christ Sehwvnbier Wilhelm
English Fred Svenson Oskar
Johnson Miss Nina Splitter Otto
Larson i Singlen1an John
McQuade james Tomberg Miss Amelia
Nilsson August WAGNER Lewis A
Nelson Nels Earn Peter
Nilsson n j Ztuselan Bernard
Give the number of the list when calling for adj
vertised letters.
j. NJ. BEARDsLEY, P. NJ.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-11-03
THE GARLAND.

If you want the best hard coal stove buy
the Garland Sold by David Don, 1917
Second avenue. 81 St
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-11-03
HAND sEWEp SHOES.

The only place in the city to buy genu-
inc hand sewed shoes for ladies and gen
tlemen is at Carse 81 Reticker's. 31-d6t
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-11-03
THE ARGAND.

For soft coal self feeder buy the Ar
gand Sold by David Don, 1917 Second
avenue. 81 Ct
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-11-03

Go where the crowd goes to J. B.
Zimmer's for a first class suit.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-11-03
HARD COAL.

For genuine Lehigh coal see the Port
Byron Lime association. o26tf
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-11-03

J. b. thinner has an excellent line OF
suitings and overcoatings.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-11-03
MONEY TO LOAN

On good farm lands, at z per cent. No
commission QUINCY Mcneil.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-11-03
COMMERCIAL. HOTEL.

A Donaldson, Rural; Mrs. Tracy, Mrs.
Gustafson. New Windsor; Geo. F. VIII
liams, Milwaukee; j. w. A. McAdams,
Beloit; w. Elwood, J. H. Carey, j. Muir
ray, Geo Metcalf, A. E. James, Norman
Hitter, Beardstown; T. d. Patrick, Aurora
e. w. Swanson, Peoria; M. O'Day, M. G..
Bristol, st. Louis; L. r. Heffner, Gales
burg; John Walls, Westville, Ind. w.
Hayes, Freeport; J. G. Nicholson and
family, Ohio; c. p. Thomas, Racine: J. T.
Patterson, Coal Valley; Ed. Riley, Lansing;
E. R.Dagget, VIM Heal, Milwaukee; J.
Fl 4hallony, II. w. Cross, St. Louis: w.
A. McAdams, Red Oak; S. A. Mayall,
J. e. De Solar, G. II. Critchfeld, F. M.
Goldensen. G. W. Scott, w. Elwood. J. V
Murray, w. S. Kirby, Beardstown; NJ
Goble, Milan; J. 5 Park, Green's Landing;
H. Wells, VIM. johnson, Milan; A. B.
Cass, Museatine; j. Fitzpatrick Rural; F.
L. Marston, Marston; II. c. Quick,
Cordova; A. r. Houghton, Council Bluffs,
Z. Latin, Edgington.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-11-03

lions Cooperative Mercantile in
tuition, of Salt Lake City, bad $
during its last business year Of Sli
905, on purchases which aggreg
81. 326. 500. Freight charges were 81
933; wages amounted TO sos, Z6j.
other expenses and other expenses
losses left a net profit on the yes
business of $SS. 4S7, from which a 81
cent. dividend has been declared, s
1913, 597 goes to the reserve fund. d
amounting to $91,2l8.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-11-03

First Baker, see by the paper,
the wheat crop is immense this g.
Second Baker Yes; | noticed %
and have just told my men to
stronger Yeast. We must make
loayes larger.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-11-03

to Memphis, where he will re-engage in
business. Mr.. Tiedeman has many friends
in this city whose best wishes will go with
him.
Mr.. Paul Bickenbach, an old resident of
Freeport, called at the ARGUS Office this
afternoon. He doesn't like to ackn0wl-
edge that Rock Island is any nicer than
Freeport. but then
Hotel arrivals during the last "A hours;
ROCK ISLAND HOUSE.
j. Flaherty Beardstown; I. Hutchinson,
Abba, Ia; C. FL. Wood, R. Fl. Deahl, w.
H. Morse Dubuque; III. Won Ach, Musca-
tine; NJ S. Veasie, Boston; Miss Bradley
Miss Henry, Miss Bigelow, w. f. Lane,
Frank Campbell, Chas. Webb, F. E. Am
brose Robson s. Crane troupe; j. B. Carey,
Wichita, Kan; j. s. Frisbee, n. Y; Aug.
Peterson, Rock Island; l.. III. Sheppard;
Wilmington, Ohio; S. A. Sheppard, Aledo;
G. F. Horn, n Y; r. j. Bell, Port Byron;
J. G. Vogel, Rapids City; Geo. Lusk
Boston; E. D. Chandler, Rockford;
J. w Gray p. c. Hull. Peoria; E. G.
Marsh. Col. McMillen, j. r. Olmstead, Chi
cago NJ. Eppstenner, n. Y; J. r. Stone,
Peoria; F. Dobkins, w Bright, Albert
Nawford, Milwaukee, r. G. WYnne, Des
Moines, j. T. Metcalf, Mrs w. A. Propts
and son, Miss Friece St. Louis; J. j. Don
ham, Lone Tree. Iowa; Norman Clark,
Ionia, Mich. J. S. McKeeby, Beardstown;
S. p Eleam, Chicago; d. Walters, Apple
ton, Wisconsin; G. l.. Mitchell, Mon
mouth.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-11-03
List of Letters No. 3.

Remaining uncalled for in the Postoffce at Rock
Island, Rock Isla County Illinois,
DIRAv zTOpNJTNc Nov
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-11-03

List OF Letters.
Remaining uncaled for in the Postofice at Moline,
Rock Island county, Illinois
THURSDAY MORNING nov. 2 1882.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-12-26
**.Wsr 5d 5.lbf ailft, benz pirb q

*.*.Wu I'D i.lbit 6ilft, benz uiro &c.
holfsn." absr man mab ni4t psridum.n
Risr.n. 8raut iir ale Gsbsr.. Hisren- uno
Dtassr. Ssi9usroen, golosns absr, Ser
fopfuus &c. gu ssbrau4en. Gin. 10 snors
m. anJabI btrer. Die Risrsn 2raut &C..
brau9sn, i9rsibsn on Die gisentbdmer
Der Wsbi,in, bas poblbstannte On. @ros
Srosu.u.Suu bon WeGs, ai&aroion &
Co., Burlington, 8t., bub He bic Webi3in
in timer lei9tsr gu prdpurireo.H Sorm bas
ben MD 9tsH. Oub Die 2ssterea F9 osran-
laBt s.isb.n baben, bisislbs in liiissr To-.
uobI ni. in trodener Sorm bsr3uf.lsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-12-26
2sei6ma&ten In Gmsfamo.
(Brisf aus 9sppnIbirs.)

Nn sinta Dsesmb'rtass ftaub Id am 8snfsr,
uns fab Ia bi. ua8 mstntn btuti@m 9tsrtFsn
70 ptnts ptatnlits 9anti@aft. Refine Spur
BON S6ast, uns bic Cuff e,rabs frofis ssnag
IN, Il. liar unb rein trIttintu 3u lafsu. Da
bSrts Id In Der G.rne SornmuTt, bic tusbmitbis
btribtri&aatt, unb pInbsrbar gut ~ benz titf.
blausn pimm,l, issrlist nit rpEssn @btnbaoI-
fen, unb benz lstit rdui&sasen Nsfrt fimmts.
8frpuns.rt Iauitts ID /; man bort IN Gaslanb
ttabs,tsa lid RAID uns samt SsrJ&pans isr
ppttIi6tr 8eih bis Fs f& snbli1 Ia bic unb
0, bsiIiss GadIie mic falf6 s~sb!aisns - Ns.
looit bn plsBttu &Ole : agaSfsn. Die Nufttr
fabsn aaf BIN auSsnab b. b. auf benz 8tfssd
elmer ttntr grpBsn, aItmubii&sn autl&en, ME
man fs IN England nOt tupstI,n BIT, 90 pa-
rtn srei rpitnpangiss Sinslinse IN lanssn
ntbsuSd.n aub abionberli& SslaItsttn WiiBtn.
Disis NpBsn i9lSfsn f4 bi4t I'M ben aSpf;
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-12-26
3w6Iftes 9apiteI.
per Graaw aimmt Elm f6rsdfi6es

Per SrauM ntnlmt ein fGredfi6e5
Gaoe.
gini9e Stunben baraui iebeu mir un.
fern Sdser ni6t ,rft iu oas S6loB BIN
eintretent, ion6ern bonn S6Qsr idon
pieoer bsrobtommsn. qbsr pel9e Der
dnoeruns 1T nit Dem lisb.truntenen qlid,
itra6lsnben, in soiocnt 3utunitstrdums
lid stn,uis9,noer Sdnslinss in Der tur3.n
3sit por8s90nB.n! Ssius S9riite limb
i4panteno; CT bolt f4, mos Ct wobl
nod ME 9stban, an Srsppsns,IdRosr fri,
ME Elm Sie9er.
ltniont plrSe mon psrIu6sn, Den
ausorud isiusn antlibts ~ i&ilosru.
Gin babes 2G9dn miro ben 3a9sn o,s
duberiten S6msriss unb elmer sornia.n
SsrG&tuH8 Our8i9nittsn; l1sbaral4uns
Spott, bsrber unwiQe, bisisr pisQsihtni6t
Nrf etnsm sin3slnen Weni6sn, ionbsrn auf
Elm nnbarmb,rsig ntdsno.s @si9id, tdm.
pfsn auf oi.isn rein,n Bangen, auf oieIer
eoIen Stirn, pie SonnsnbliBe, Gsa.n.
t&auer, fable 2i8ter uno tidii6e 8oltsn.
i4atten an map9em Sage in Der 0atur
nit chamber tampfsn. gtuus gang In.
crbOrtss muB ibm chen bssesa.t isiu. Bas
III IS nur ssweisn2 S6rsn mir!
ais OspuIb f6 nod elmer Dsils benz
eaiteu pisSsr s.nab.rt bate, tanO sr Die
4 Die parisn, psI&s ben SSidiaIsfabsn
ipinnsa.
2 0obl gait Plus vi, Der IN Der Belt BON
1900 bio 1923 rssIfrtt,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-12-26
e. Gin Yolt5tf.

Das rntssralmitt.l sesen 8rpfbsulsn III bas
ct. Safubs DEL Weine 5rau srfrpr ibre 6ase
uno mar uitt i'm Stanbs, ibre S6ubs ans4.
,isbsu Uber sinise S&ritte ~ sebtn. SD panbts
cas ct. SafObs Del am Samffas @bsub an uub
an ben SOnutas barauf mar ie i'm Stan be III
Rir&e su sebsn uus frei BON aRsn gtmnSsn.
Das Ct. Safrb BE- Del III cine numb crbare Wtbi-
sin unb III pertb BON alien 9sieentsn ssbrauat
~ rperpen.-Balter y. &ube, ppli3,t yorf, "a.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-12-26
| & au 10 Il.

5als &iSsr, RaE.-Snr SIaaee 6art, GU.
perintenbent Der . Barnard W'fs 60 " GER.
odnten mir ~fOlsenbe Wittbsiluns: sd ae-
brau&te bas aussebei6nsts Wittel, ct. Safebs
Del bet etatu, i&wtrsn Nnfaa BON 8~bsumatis.
mus tn metrem arm. Der Grfola mar puubsr.
bar. Iae S6naerisn Ssrl1 panSsn uas mein
arrn III tpispsr ooafonns men bsrsstsqt.'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-12-26
Gin q eifli9 r.

Die ,@lens Sails or. 81 Daily Rens",
bra&ts Dor 8ur,em f~olssnss GurrsIponsen, ,pts
i&sn ben Ssrren 9ssstt & 8uit unS Rss. Batter
I. y. ct. Suse: ,Wst1sr Srrr! Dirbeu
Sis bic @iite babsn uus mit3utbsilsa, pom mel.
dem Grfoles bic anwsabuns hes st. Safubs
Dds eas sic BON uns ~fauftsn, beslsitet mar 2"
,,SerrsE Qsssstt & Sul9. @ertbe Ssrrsn
Us II Don ausssj si9rstsr @irtuns IS. 81.
81. Snse.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-12-26

Seller 8lafas at. 5atebs Gel IN cine Ssnaas &c.
trau&s. aapslfuas In bsatf5sr, sneliiRsr. franiSHi&sr
fpaniiasr, f5pssii6tr, bUaanbiiaer, bdatr6sr, bSbmtiSsr,
pSrtueisfiasr une italsnftsr Spra&s ~btissSsbsn.
Cine 8laf6s ct. Safpbs Gel tsfst 30 Gents. (Raf
8lai6sn fur s2.OO) IL in isssr aprtbtte su tabsu cher wtrb
bel SsfsauussH pVn ni&t wsHt8sr als $500 frd mad alien
3bdlsu Der Der. Staatsa ~Ssrfaust. glaa a%srsfFrei
The Charles A. Vogeler Co.,
(RaSfUlssr SUn u. gssslsr u. Co.
Baltimore, Ws.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-12-26
Gin = Gtmeifer

Hub Id bin elmer Der 8strsusn, tpsnu eS li9
UNI ben Guf te5 ct. Sa'ptS Sels bInoe!t
itrsibt Ssrr W. D. 6. Curtis, pofmsifsr, Re
ponist, piaG. GluS sissnsr Grfabruns fam i'd
bisiem Wittel bas Wort reoen. beuu Is that mir
nebr gut lls ALE bic 70. D.'s auiammtnssnOm.
men. pel&s it i'm 9auf Der Jeit ~ 8atbs 3ss.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-12-26
Il Tarmer +.

Disin Ra1bar bate es 70 i'm arsujt, baB sr
i6 ni&t riibrsn fsnnte, Gr faufs ft cine
8lai&e Ct. SafObs Del, risb bamit ttn uno
tpurbe eurt ben 8sbraub bieies berrltt.n
Wittels pister poafautig bsrsefsa, 70 i&reibt
uns Ssrr Z. Ii4irbart Wbits 8od, Wtt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-12-26
Gin Mpotbete I.

Ssrr Sames 81. 8arrar. &itlanb, N,.. atbt
In 6Olseneen, iein llrtbtiI iber has ct. Safobs
Del. st. SafObs Del f6rsibt ssnanntsr Ssrr,
pirb BON aniersr 8epSlfsrune ais ibr Sansarit
bstra1tet. Sd babe f&pn piel BON BEN OIL per-
fault unb bate beute nod ben erien unsaniisen
Sert&t absr bteiss Wittsl ~ Sernsbmsu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-12-26
80: Gin %9ebrer.::::

Ssrr 9rsf. 4lIreS q. Ssrr, Rro. SIS Or
Setas StraBe. Rem yori, ibsrmaGts uus fol.
senbe Nittbeiluns: .WGbrenb msinss Auf.
sntbaltss IN Cincinnati. tpurbe t6 BON sinent
fSrsren Infaa BON Sbeumattsmus ~bsfaIsn.
sd matts NIT BEN ct Safobs Del einea Ser
iu8 Das &siultat mar 70 ,ufrieesnfeaenb, bas
i'd, unssattet Der bpben Rpleu, SeranlaBt muir.
be siniss 8lai&en mad Dsuii&lans su ~itnssn."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-12-26
S&mer5enftrfer!
= Gin Mr3t t. =.
b
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aebranbt es

ct Safubs Del. brinss aud Id, bei-
lduFs ben,trtt unter uieinen patientsn, nese1
ittner trsfFi6en Wirfiamfeit sielfSltis jar IN.
tpsnsuus.-Wm. Dcbrnann, W. D, 535 Sr-
ant. Strass Gan Sraneisco Gal.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-10-29
From POrtiana
TELEHRAPHEG JOT>.

....A5 Pittaburg, Pa, yesterday
to ask an advance of half cent a ton
and will strike If the demand is not &C
ceded TO.
80. Frank 4. Crawl. Assistant Post.
master at Welsboro, Pa, has been ar.
rested for riiing registered letters.
There have been very heavy losses oi
registered mai. N transit through that
office.
...An attemp was made last night
to rob the Tcand Trunk train at Wind
sor, Canada. Half a dozen tramps
boarded the train aud attacked the
passengers. They met with prompt re-
sisoance, and only one man Lost any
thing. One thief was caught before he
could escape from the car, and was
turned over to the authorities.
IA Washington dispatch says a
warrant was issued last evening for the
arrest Of w. Dickson, on the affidavit
of juror McNeiily, for endeavoring to
improperly influence the verdict OF the
Star-r0ute Jury, OF which he was fore
man. Another warrant was issued for
his arrest on the affidavit Of Brewster
Cameron, vith the atiidavits Of / = a
Bowen and Wilson W. Hoove,|at-
tached, charging Dickson with con.
spiracy with q. W. ). Driver and
Others tn get money from the United
States through Brewster Cameron, Tor
the purpose of impeding justice.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-10-29

CHICAGO, Oct. 2S The sealed yer.
dict in the Scoviile insanity case was
read by the clerk this morning The
verdict declares that Mrs. Scovi|le is in.
sane. The courtroom was crowded.
Mrs. Scoville was not in the courtroom
and cannot be found. Her lawyer and
son declare that they know nothing of
her whereabouts.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-10-29

San Francisco. Oct. 28.--The I'm
migration Association reports that 95t
immigrants arrived by the overland
railroads during the week. They are
mostly from New York, Pennsylvania,
Ohio. Illinois and New England, with
few from all the States and Europe.
The Association is rapidly completing
its arrangements for the settlement Of
immigrants on government lands under
the homestead and pre-emption laws.
| Ga Eel river, Elk crack and az
Round valley. in Meudocino coun.
ty, and on Fall and Pitt rise ers ond
on other sections in Shasta county. on
Honey and Eagle lakes, in Big aud Long
valleys, in Lassen county, and on the
Salinas and Naciamert rivers in Estre!la
Valley, in San Louis Obispo county. and
in Indian and ChoIame valleys in Mon
terey county. some of which are already
rapidly filing up. Other localities are
being examined, especially the Fort Hill
region where it is believed there are good
homes for 10000 families on govern
ment lands.
"A SIfa1SA Vase
SANTA BARBARA, Cal, Oct. 2S.-
Mrs. J. w. Ean2es Of Galiia was poi.
soned yesterday by taking dose OF
arsenic under the supposition that it
was magnesia. Eames and his wife
have auarreied almost constantly dur
ing the past year, and he was at one
time arrested for whipping her. \ di-
vorce was finally obtained, but last Sun
day Esmes visited the house, taking
with him can containing white pow.
der. A portion of this powder was
taken by Mrs. Eames. and after suffering
terrible agony for some hours she died
last evening. There is considerable eX-
citement IN the community.
From Portland
PORTLAND, Oregon, Oct. 2S.-Quar
termaster Spencer, of the Queen of the
Pacific. fell from the hurricane deck to
the hold this afternoon and fractured |
his skull. He died from his injuries.
At Salem yesterday \. Haas, keeper
Of a grocery store and saloon, CON-
mitted suicide at the supper table ia
the presence OF his wife and five chill
icen. Cause, knocking OFT whisky.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-10-29
Big Fire in T'ruckec.

TRUcKEE, Oct. 2S.-A fire last even.
ing destroyed a considerable portion of
the business part of this town, inclu.
ding the American Hotel, Sheriff
House and Odd Fellows building.
The loss is probably. upwards of 500,
600. Two thirds of the loss is covered
b., insurance. The fire started in
Nfsnck's bravery, aud and is thought
to be attributable to his carele-sness,
and under the first excitement (this be.
ing the fourth general fire within few
ysars) there was some talk of lynching.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-10-29
The Walking Match

New YORK, Oct. 2S.--rhe score in
the walking match stood at noon to-day:
Fitzgerald. 542; Noremac, 524 +; Herty.
5l2; Hughes. 493; H,rt, 4S2. Hart
has withdrawn.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-10-29
Friday Eyening, Nor. Sd.
NONE But THOSE EECEIV-

NONE BIT THOSE EECEIV-
N ing invitations Will be admitted.
Invitations must be shown AT the door
=tud are not transferable.
Nas<ers will enter the stage door,
whero they will be required to raise
their masks before the inspection com
mittee represented by Hall ( Meder in
person.
While in masque the floor will he
under the management Of Mr.. +. r
Hall.
The Grand March will commence at
precisely . \. NJ preceding which there
will he
GRAND TiDLEAU OF ALL IlSQUERS
4 special train Will be run from Vir-
i,iuia City for the ac"oInn odu;Ion of
those wishing to attend.
4 FINE BAND CT EIGHT PIECES
VIII furnish music for the occasion.
= Costumer from San Francisco will
be in Attendance.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-10-29
Arthur in New Work.

New YORK, Oct. 2S.-The Tribune
says: The belief, that the President
has come on here for the purpose of
directing in person the campaign in
this State, and especially to consult
with his friends concerning the " Citi-
zens' movement" is almost universal
among politicians.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-05

SERIOUS ACCIDENT TO A WASHINGTON MAN.-Mr
James v. Collins, who was the well-known FORE
man or br1cklayers OF the United States Treasury
extension and OF the new State, War and Navy
department building in this city, and who Is now
experimenting the construction OF several build
lngS In Pullman, ILL.,. fell from one OF them last
thursday and broke three OF his ribs and was ap-
parently otherwise seriously injured internally.
letter from MIR. Samuel A. Gaskins, OF this Dis
trlct !who Is also experimenting the erection Of
Dulidlngs In Pullman) dated Sunday last, states
fering from internal hemorrhag and it was feared
his Injuries might prove fatal. Mr. Collins wife
and four children, who went west to join him only
rev weeks ago. have the sympathy of numerous
friends In this District In their affiiction.
BUILDING Assoc1ArroN.-The EQUITABLE Co-oper.
alive Building Association held its 36th monthly
meeting last evening at Marinis Hall, Fl. II. Twom-
bly, In the chair and John Joy Edson secretary.
The secretary announced that the board had all-
thorfzed subscriptions for the fourth issue OF stock
TO the amount of 1900 shares $4,000 was ad-
making monthly payments for each $1,000: on
principal. s10.s3: on interest s5Ss-the latter is
reduced ,, 10 per cent annually in addition to the
Az the first annual meeting OF the Union Co
operative Building Association held last evening"
the Old officers were unanimously reelected as
lollows: President, Dennis Connell; vice presi-
dent, j. G.. Fulton secretary, Daniel Donovan:
treasurer, John F. Kelly. OF the board of direc-
Costello hold over until next year and Messrs. M.
Loeb. Robert Mcdonald ana d. A. Drlscoll were
George Bogus Robert McKensey and Richard Cur
tain. By the annual report submitted 1t appears
that the disbursements balanced the receipts to
the extent OF ST., 400 3d. total assets, 565O,31
THE WASHINGTON OPERATIC AssoCIATIoN-The
Washington operate Association last night elected
officers as follows: President, E. B. Hay; vice
president. DR.. Frank II. Howe; secretary, N. Fl.
Camp: financial secretary, Ed. NJ. Taber; treasu-
rer, hamilton Adams; musical director and dra-
matte instructor John Philip Sousa; custodian Of
property, William A. Fuller; pianist S. j. Kubel;
librarian, f. E. Johnson; assistant librarian j. F.
Blackmar: executive committee, Messrs. j. o. P.
Camp and w. II. Daniel; finance committee
MeSsrs b. L. Thomson. Leon j. Myers and w. E.
Williams.
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WEI DE MEYERS cATARRH CURE

Stops hawking. snufins running nostriIs poisonous
mucous dripping in the throat and pains the
pures the breath and restores the voice. TASTE smell
and ne airing An absolute for Catarrh and all its
symptoms As effective in of 30 yeSrs' standing
as in ordinary colds. Dr. Wei De Meyers illustrated
Treatise" on Catarrh mailed free on request Cure
$1.O0 of all Druggists delivered by d. B. DEWEY
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

AmuscnlentS Tonight.
HoRD's OPERA HoUSE.-"One OF the Finest"
NATIONAL THEATER.-"Black Crook
NEW THEATER CoMIQUE.-var.ety.
DRIVERS GARDEN.-Free concert
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REMEMBER that Ceres, Sterling Minneola, RelI-
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and snow white rolls, bread and biscuits.
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Remedy