davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-29

THE CELEBRATION OF THANKsGIvIy DAY IN
UNIVERSALLY INCLUDES THE CONSUMPTION or
TURKEY. THAT THE NOBLE FOWL HAS BECOME
EMBLEMATIC OF THAT Anniversary, AND WE
Use HIM TO POINT OUR ANNOUNCEMENT or
THANKSGIVING ATTIRE WE SHALL NOT OPEN
OUR STORE TOMORROW. But WILL REMAIN HERE
UNTIL o O'CLOCK TONIGHT TO SERVE BELArRn
SHOPPERS FOR MEMS AND BOYS CJorHIsa.
GENTLEMEN IN NEED OF ANY ARTICLE. FROM
Flu Ill DRESS SUIT OR AN ULSTER Two THINGS
THAT SHOULD ALWAYS GoTOGETHER IN WINTER
TO A CRAvAT OR PAIR OF GLOVES WILL FIND
HERE A CHOICE ASSORTMENT OF GOODS TO Sc
LECT FROM.
WE MENTIONED YESTERDAY SOME OF THE FINE
MEDIUMwEIGHT oVERCoATs WE HAVE READY
TO PUT on; GARMENTS SPECIALLY ADAPTED TO
HOLIDAY TRADE AND OF A CHARACTER SUITED
TO THE TASTES OF GENTLEMEN WHO USUALLY
WEAR CUsToM.MADE CLOTHES. III YOUR TAILOR
HAS DISAPPOINTED YOU BY NOT KEEPING Hrs
PROMISE, THEY CAN'T ALWAYS BE on TINE
YOU KNOW OR HAS DELIVERED a MIsFIT GAR
MENT. CrHE BEST OF THEM DO THAT soMETINEsl
WHY COME TO Us AND BE CLOTHED. SHOULD
YOU AFTERWARDS REGRET YOUR CHOICE, CONE
BACK FOR YOUR MONEY PROVIDED THE CLOTHES
HAVE NOT BEEN soILED BYA sUPEEABUNDANcE
OF THANKSGIVING
TO THE THOUSANDS OF MEN WHO CONSIDER
READ MADE CLOTHING GOOD ENOUGH FOR ANY.
BODY WE SAY, BUY YOUR CLOTHES AS You
WOULD BUY YOUR TURKEY-SELECT THE BEST
IN THE MARKET IF YOU DEAL HERE IT'S NINA
TERIAL WHETHER YOU SHOP BEFORE YOU BUY
OR AFTER OUR GUARANTEE TICKET ENABLES
YOU TO RETURN THE CLOTHES AND GET YOUR
MONEY FOR INVESTMENT ELSEWHERE WHY
DON'T ALL THE OTHER cLoTHIERs DO THE sAMEi
ECHO ANSWERS "wHYi"
PERSONS RESIDING ANYWHERE THROUGHOUT
THE STATES MAY sHoPHERE By THE ASSISTANCE
OF OUR BOOK OF DESCRIPTIONS AND PRICES Oh
MEMS AND BOYS APPAREL WHICH is MAILED
FREE TO ANY ADDRESS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-29
SYPHER & co.
739 & TAI BROADWAY.

Now on Exhibition, The Works OF AT
from the Duke of Hamilton Sale, also
large Collection consisting OF Ino'o 70
pieces of the finest French and German
Cabinet Work, GobeIin tapestries -
Sevres, Dresden, Berlin and otner rcI !.
celains, BronzeS, Dutch Clocks. AL
tique Holland and Italian furnl'u'''
Old English Silver, &c. 80 Gins
Pieces purchased for Holiday u u,ss
reserved and delivered without iA"s
CHARGE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-29

CRUTCIIEs.-Crandall' Patent Extension Safe
tv.ip Crutch made by P0meroy Truss Company No 755
broadway corner of l0thst Clutches repaired
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-29

Buv Hunters Sitter. Hunter Sitter Co.
Kichen northumberland and NewYork Circulars
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-29
Announcements.

LUNDBORG's RHENISH COLOGNE.
Fragrant and refreshing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-29

Crouch on RATs."-Clears out rats mice,
flies reaches bed.b bugs ants vermn. chpmunks lbc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-29

You will be sure of pure rich blood aud
rood health and strength you Parkers Ginger Tonic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-29

HOTEL VENDOME,
4lst-st, broadway.
Unfurnshed apartments three rooms
with and toet connected VITA suite
of from 5000 TO 3Oa year, including
and OF rooms The restaurant Is located the
ninth story Is for tina
apa tments The hotel viii be ready occupancy
Ter and now open for inspection.
To parties who desire the privacy OF home with all tho
venlences aud uIuss Of rstoass hotel these apart
sner attractions which ca mot be ound elsewhere
T.. J. kELBoURsR Manager.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-29

100000 worth Furniture Coverings and
Drperes just opened oil the designs and coorngs
one.half their value
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-29

HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. d.,
-144 Lsungton-ave, between 10Th and 30th-sts.
Uours TO To l. Impotence. Stsrity OF ths
Gentle rnary system specialtloA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-29

ACCUSING EACH OTHER OF DISHONESTY.
A lively scene took place at the meeting OF the
Queens County Board of Supervisors in Long Island
C,ty Yesterday afternoon. John Kennehan, assist
Ant editor OF Tie Jamaica Standard charged Super
visor Brinckerhoh with hawking" one Of bis
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-25

The McClellaud house offers to the
travelling public all the comforts and
conyemeuces, and IL strictly first clas'
In every respect, with an excellent table
elegant and pleasant rooms and best oI
attention. Mr.. Scarborough, the man
sger Dis one Of the best hotel men III the
Sta and tine hotel itself 10 eAcelled 10y
lUue.--l Uyutp
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-25
LtEInld. FL Own

We mean the old reliable photograph
gallery Tor tWOsof them noW) of W. d
Jackson, Years of good work and fair
treatment have Convinced the people OF
its excellence. Mr.Juckson keeps up with
the times, employs the best skill and the
finest materials and hi price, always meet
any competition. When you want pIct-
urcs call ON him.-92ltc.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-25
local isIsEVTrIES.
.,t Interest From our TIE
n,rter-' Note Book.

..I ,.,.t.r,la,, t,,., y.,f
-l'''
dal .,.,i,,.
Receipts OF 'o'''" I''''''''S
rs.lt "A"'' ...,
Work IN me opera h""se rs 'e.h-
ru.b,da a 'N'I! '"'''
D.Uui, and SHOW continue to draw
,te u.ut crowds On tue 'Iu'Ie'
.r....r.,y store, now going up in the
arc tIl,I.asfi,ti,, completed.
Guy vt....,. p,,itc ,,.,,os. ,r.i,.
-lnv NniIr. brbind time yr,,rr,i,y.
was
Waco is .iNciy !" ne I GOOD deal OF
nlA about b'd rrau' Tor tue next Ie"
days.
Tile arrival OF several ear loads ma
made the supply OIL appIes III TINS market
plentiful
notwithstanding the di.gyre,ubIr
weather. iade IN all INES was very good
Yesterday.
r,,,..r,ni ,y,,r,ns are daily soon mas
..-',''l,,ru our strerts. generally travail
ling "e''"''"'
-BrIah work AMI out door carpenter
uor,. wts brought to stand still ye,t,r.
ia, by the rain.
.ri.i., ,o,,,o,,, ... .,,..,......,
coun.ryman took place on Austin street
Yesterday. NO damage to either.
MI. I'ri,J Eri,rLs nf ,r.,,,,.o,..,,,..,
N ] ,,' rho Gr.f Er,I.,, ,,
VIII ulcIi, V ~ ..,n,,. tiriT! ~ r"v,'
MONTH '''''''' VI ''''' ''""' 10 '''''o
"'''
-t,r-Io, Ma, mon al. -,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-25
Notice--Ab Stracts OF LINN,
'ESlIe

We have secured the services Of Mr.
Albert Chalmers, who has abstract OF
land titles for McLcunau county and
for much Of the old Milan land district,
and will furnish abstracts and opinions
as to titles on application. Mr., Chal.
mers and one Of our firm will always be
found in our Office
ANDERSON a FLINT.
a
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-25

Two great s-heaiache and CON
stipaton, affecting nearly all humanity
are relieved by Bailey.s Saline Apcricnt
-ll9-lw.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-25

IGOR kkNl. The spacious room, me- .rl}
L forty feet square, ADJOINING thr telegraph
uiice. Tue ~ st dr-iTauic location Iu The clN .
Apply to II. " iiUbb!, tNaniu ohce. tI-otl
DBltk stuichuusc 90 rrauhur block, un Aus
\. ru. T. IIufn.r nIlli
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-25
WANTED.

4 BOY to learn the painting business. APP
"A ply to g Blades. llliit
4 ARrE\TrR~ Adlrp9, y g. Wuuu,Idr.
Y Gatesytic, Texas. Ig.w
fI'llHt t. carrier boys with ponies. The work
L can Dee duuc between the hour, ul @ and +
a. M ami 80 to 80 per month can he iuAlr.
Apply at once at the Examiner office. ll4.tt
A 80. milrh COW with young calf Also
"A ~ AcarliuE htitcr- Apply tu X. t. .
Burnham, corner Sixth and Austin street
lljt
LNNERlBODl to know Am selling thu best
II and cheapest mattrus.cs to he found ia
the state j. j. U'BIuNN
uphol,tercr and Mattress Manufacturer 40. o
Bridge street. u-uut
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-25

Just received a conplst. line OF win
VOW shades, and am now pre-, AIRED to
14Ae to order any kind Of window
, ,,Is lesl ed. Dall and examine my
WA Qll2tcJ y. HABER.
Just received new line Of Brussels,
~ and turee ply carpets at prices lower
Ssn ever. lll2tc) Is. HABER
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-25
25.CENT C0LutiN.

Advertisements will be inserted in this coll
umu at the following
RATES.
-Four lines or less. ouv time ............. rs
Your lines 90 less. one week ........ 500
Four lines ur less. put tuuutu 3 90
For each additional lime. five GENTS Tor Hr-t
Insertion, and hall price for each subsequent
insertion
Terms cash. except tn regular advertisers.
Transient advertisers, NOT pas lug cash. Will
he charged nUru D. lhe above rates Np rAu-
mot hupri, save with rpeu or advertiser. Co.
upor am account for tive ty uy, or uuy cent.
wait nn 10 thr hr-t of hrmUutu HuI then send
@tnll'tt"r around after tines ne % tuu. ut-.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-25

NV o liu, uIG. . , iu-,i-u sut4l,-, hog shin
E.r Bros % I.W
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-25

COOP hotel stove. nearly new, viii give
~ u unrg tu. Also nan uuIeu walnut frame
uu chr'mus. ApllJ 10 =. Is. AIu,, at tnr
Narrow Gaulg Era4u- urA.t lI.5-N
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-24
Wal! Street ro-day.


THk STUCK kACHANGE MARKETS ALL Dull
NEW York, oct 2i.-The Post'S financial article
says: The money market Is easy for call loans at
ABOUT per cent on stocks, and 3l4 per cent on
United states bonds Time loans are per cent on
Stocks and per cent on L. = bonds. Prime
mercantile paper Is In better demand than re-
Gently. Although the New York banks are not i'm
portant ouyers, the rates for this class range from
TO y per cent The foreign exchanges are not
encouraging Tor gold imports this year. The do
meStlc exchanges are turning more I'm favor OF
New York at the western cities, but continue de-
cidedly against New York at the southern cities
The stock exchange markets are all dull United
states bonds are unchanged. State bonds are dull
and steady. Railroad bonds are duh, but those at
all active are generally lower than yesterday, the
Maoash, Kansas City and Northern and New York
Elevated Issues being the weakest. The net result
OF the changes In the stock markets is that prices
are up 4 al i per cent, the latter Texas Pacific:
DelaWare Lackawanna and Western, Union Paci-
nc ana missouri Pacific, are each up per cent,
ana the other changes are fractional The market
In the first half hour was weak, but has since been
strong.
p. S.-Since noon the Allegheny Central has
fallen on 49E, TO 207s. No other marked changes
have occurred. The market is still duh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-24
Political Events.


Congressional nominations were made yesterday
as follows:-Henry r.. Low rep.l, l4th NY; Chas.
Rhodes (dem.), cath n. Y: X. p. Flower (1em.),
llth NY; [Mr. Flower declined postlvely;l Felix
Campbell 9em.). 4th NY; John E. Brodsky lrep.l,
9TH NY; +. b. Clandan (prohibilon), 4th H.; V.
B. Waddell tdem.), 81 Miss; John It. Penrose
(dem.), 81 Conn.
OFFICIAL RETURNS FROM TIE OHIO ELECTION.
The official returns from the Ohio election foot
dem., 316.S74 Townsend, rep, 297, ,759 Schumacher
prohibitionist, l2,20a; Hafer. greenbacker, 5,345
For Judge OF the supreme court-Okey, dem, 3i5,-
ist $3.50; Tuttle, greenbacker, 5,Ss2 For men,
ber OF the board OF public works-weible, dem,
hibitionist, 1880; Stevens. % sreenbacEer 5,ssa
Senator sherman, who is in Texas is reported as
saying OF the Ohio election that it is not demo-
cratic victory, but division OF the republicans on
temperance and the Germans, and that the next
presidential election in that state will show it
CAMPAIGN NOTES.
Attorney General clifford Anderson, or oregon,
enters the for Senator 10 I'LL the place OF Ben
The CITIZENS, committee of New York city yes
terday nominated Allan Campbell for mayor He
will accept the nomination
Hon II. p. Flower, who was renofnnabed lor
Congress In the eleventh New York district By
Tammany Hall, the county democracy ana Ir-
wing Hall. persists In his refusal 10 accept ths
Ex-Gov. Lucius Robinson has written a letter
cordially fndorSing the work OF the New YORK
democratic state convention.
senator Camden ascribes the large republican
gains In West Virginia TO the Indifference OF the
democrats, but thinks they will have no perma-
nent effect
Col N. NJ. Edwards, the greenback candidate
for Governor OF Tennessee in $780, has abandoned
that organization and announced his purpose TO
support Gen. Bate, the regular democratic NOM
lnee for Governor.
The republican congressional conferees OF the
18th pennsylvania district met at York yesterday
and decided to make no nomination. IL is said
that McSherry, who was defeated for the demo
cratic nomination, Will run independent
Hon. Archibald N. Bliss, OF the fourth (Brooklyn
New York district. was defeated for rcnomfnar
tion for Congress yesterday. He has served six
yearA
At political meeting at Lancaster c. H., Va
last Monday, Captain John s. Wise denounced one
Yeatman as q liar: Yeatman retorted with sni.
lar epithet when both drew their pistols, and but
for the prompt interference OF friends serious re
suits mould have followed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-24
Diplomatic Presentations to the Pre-
Sident.

DipiOlmatic Presentations to the Pre-
sident.
THE NEW SWISS, BRAZILIAN AND JAPANESE MINISTERS
AT THE WHITE HOUSE.
The President arrived at the White House this
morning little before the hour for the Cabinet
meeting, as the new Swiss, Brazilian and Japa-
nese ministers were to be formally presented to
him by the Secretary of State. The Secretary of
State and the Swiss minister, Col Frey, accom-
panied by his secretary, arrived a few minutes
secretary were attired in full evening dress
swallow-tall coats, white neckties and gloves.
a few minutes later the Brazilian minister, Senior
Felppe Lopez NettO, accompanied by his secretary,
arrived. The Brazilian minister wore full court
costume white pants with broad gold stripes,
almost covered with gold embroidery His cooked
nat, which he carried under his arm, was adorned
Will WIN ostrich M feathers On his breast he wore
sword was encased in a white scabbard.
His secretary wore citizens clothes The Japanese
was attired in full court costume. He was accom-
panied by Mr.. Wooyens, the Japanese minister to
Austria and MI. Takahara, the japanese charge
presented to the President by the Secretary OF
State in the order of their arrival. Mr. Sevellon
A. brown, ch1ef clerk OF the Department of State,
was also present at the presentation. The usual
addresses were made.
DISTINGUISHED JAPANESE.
The newly accredited japanese minister to this
country, MI. Teramashima Munenori, who was pre-
sented to the President as stated above, is the
most distinguished Official that has ever repre-
official rank and fourth in the honorary rank in
his own country: He was for several years the
minister to England, was q member OF the privy
council, minister OF foreign affairs, and at the
time OF his present appointment was president OF
the senate, the only dehberative body In Japan:
he is now 81 years OF age, man OF wide and
great student 1t Is thought thatsone OF his OBJ
1ects m coming to this country was to make g
companied by Mr.. Sameshima, the second secre-
tary. and Mr. Ohyi. an attache. The newly ac-
credited minister toVienna, Mr. Wo0yeno KagenOni,
tonight for New York, on their way to Vienna.
MI Kagenoni is accompanied by his wife. The
count Of advanced years. did not accompany her
husband.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-24
Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal reve-
nue., s31s2l5.65; customs, s631 079s9
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-24
The Deadlock fn the 24th Pcuu~vlva-
mia COngrcssionn District Entcd
Fire i'm Ne,x Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS. Oct. 24--J. Sambolas' maccaroni
factory, on Decatur street, was burned last night
and several adjoining buildings were partially de-
stroyed The loss is estimated at $50 o00 partially
insured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-24
The Star Route Bribery.

The Star Route Bribery.
TIE REPORT OF NR. wELLS-QUESTIoNs OF vERAC-
ITY RAISED, ETC.
The report of Mr. Wells, it is stated, when given
to the public will raise question of veraciUy be
tween some persons. For instance, II. A. Bowen
swears that Dickson made Overtures to him. He
wanted Bowen to appoint meeting for Dickson
and Mr.. Brewster Cameron, the general agent OF
the Department of Justice, when the matter could
be talked over privately. Bowen told Cameron
that Dickson wanted to see him, and Cameron
took the advice of government counsel, and made
it convenient for Bowen to bring Dickson to him.
but he did not come Cameron never saw Dick
son to speak to him. Bowen says that Dickson
said the defendants were putting up money, and
II the government wanted to succeed 1t would
have to put up handsomely. Bowen was dis.
charged from the service of the government be-
cause he was found untrustworthy, and that be-
fore ever Mr. Dickson made his statement public.
knew him to be the son OF an esteemed friend OF
his father. Concerning F. II. Fall, the lawyer.
fae is m ne M nay1g
criminal case before the star route trial. He
represented that he could get the facts and did
produce them. Mr.. Dickson, 1t Is said, Will be
arrested for his conduct in the jury room; Mr..
Shaw for trying to bribe Juror Doniphan, and the
Juror Brown on the charge OF having received a
bribe.
WHAT MR. DICKSON SAYS TO-DAY
Mr.. Dickson, when asked, to-day, whether he
had yet revealed his plans, said that he had done
nothing in that direction; that he had done every
from the Department or Justice, and he was now
waiting for the department. II have got any.
thing but justice from that department." said Mr.
Dickson. ''The idea OF these lnsinuations and the
statements that the penitentiary is staring me In
the facet"
"Have you done anything" asked the reporter,
"towards bringing the case before the grand
jury9"
Il have done nothing" said Mr.. Dickson. "and
am doing nothing. I have turned the whole mat
ter over to my attorney, and he will do what be
thinks best 1 don't think, though, that he has
gone before the grand jury today"
ss!f the case comes before the grand jury you
will go there as witness?"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-24

Thirty-seyen new cases q yellow fever and one
death were reported at Pensacola, Fla-, yes
terday. Tue total number OF cases 70 date y 2,00
ana le3 deathA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-24
A short strike.

FALL RIVER, MASS, Oct 24-The spinners at the
Mechanics Mills who struck last Saturday on ac-
count OF dissatisfaction with their work and
wages resumed work this morning, thus ending
the strike.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-24

HEALTH OF THE ARMY-PENsIoN REooRDs-EsTI-
MATEs-THE ARMY MEDICAL MUSEUM, ETC.
The surgeon general or the army has submitted
his annual report to the Secretary OF War. During
the fiscal year ending June 30 1882, among the
white troops the total number OF cases OF all kinds
taken on the sick list 81 $50, being the rate
OF 1,679 per 900 OF mean strength, and among the
colored troops, 4,099 or 1.s10 per 1000 of mean
strength There were 2l6 deaths among the white
troops, IS among the colored, and 9 among the In-
dian troops.
In connection with O statement OF the vast
amount OF work performed in the record and pen
sion division, the surgeon general refers to pro-
greSSiye increase in the difficulty OF search for
record or the hospital treatment OF soldiers who
served in the late war. 1t was found impossible
TO prepare complete alphabetical index o. all
names borne on the records OF the Office without
an entire suspension OF all ordinary business.
the Office bears :.4l3,S47 names OF sick, wounded
and deceased soldiers, OF which number 220, Gle
names are filed I'm convenient shape for everyday
reference
An increase of $50 600 over the amount usually
appropriated for medical and hospital supplies
will be required during the fiscal year ending
June 30, 1884, and an estimate for the service is
made at 900. There 13 $50 visitors to the
Army Medical museum during the year. The work
on the surgical history OF the war or the rebellion
has advanced TO page 702, and the volume can pro-
baby be laid before Congress at the coming ses-
sion The surgeon general states that the neces-
sity for proof building suitable for the proper
accommodation OF the Army Medical museum
collection and the library grows yearly more inn
peratfye. and expresses hope that Congress may
make proper provision for IL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-24

Hughes STILL AT THE FRONT.

NEW YORK, Oct a.-The O'Clock score at the
walking match this morning is rs follows: Hughes,
re- ISt miieS, U laps; Rowell, lila; Hazael i7l.a:
herty, 1850; Panchot, l47.l; vint, Is6a
TWELVE O'CLOCK SCORE
Hughes 900 miles, z laps: Rowell. lss7: Hazael.
l6si; Herty, 1917; Panchot, i5si; Vint, Iso0
ONE P. NJ. SCORE.
Hughes, 2a miles, laps; Hazael. i9ss: Rowell.
1el.5; Hart 1850; Fitzgerald, 1900: Noremac
i4l' Herty, i'26; Panchot 1915; Nint, I4A0
The Deadlock fu the 2ith PeuusxIxa-
mia Congressional District Ended
PITTsBURG. Pa, oct 2I-After a Deadlock OF
nearly three months the republican conferees OF
the 2ith Congressional district this morning nom-
county.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-24

SECRETARY FoLGER has gone to New York, and
is not expectedto return to Washington until the
| latter Oart OF the week,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-24
A PooKRT-BooK SNArcHRR.-

FUCKET.1OOK SNATCHKR-A cOlOFed man
named washington LomaX was before Judge
smell this morning, charged with larceny. Thos
6 BANKS stated that while passing through the
fendant asked him for q dime to get something to
eat, saying that he was starving. Witness took
out MS pocket-b0ok to give him some change, when
ne snatched IT and ran on Special off1cer Nc
Cormick testified that he witnessed the robbery
ana gave chase, but the defendant got away, and
ity. me case was CONTINUED 10 give the prisoner
time to get his wttneaseR