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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-05
MARTIN WAS nI,CBARcED.

D,hman and his counsel held consulta
ton, at the END of which the prisoner was
sworn. and testified that he had nothing TO
DO with the robbery; did not know where
the Geyer residence was. and that he was
at home at the time the theft was said to
have been committed. Continuing. he
said: II was with Martin when he was az
rested, but left for home for fear would
also be arrested. told Chief OF Police Ben
nett the stories l did because ! was not
under oath and could tel aim anything /
pleased"
I'thman's counsel s,ked for the dis
charge of his client, but the justice did
not see it in ihst light. and held the pr;s.
oner 20 sppear at court.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-05
LIVES Of grea, men all remind rs

LIZ - OF great men al remind Us
We can make our lives sublime.
But herewith - a suggeStion-you can hare
a better time
By INDUCING IN hquor, pure and fresh and
healthful too.
Smiths cream ale Is here referred to-a sam
ple you'll not rue,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-05
An Editors Tribus~.

Theron + Kestor. Editor OF r. Wayne.
Ind Gazette, writes For the past ire
years have always used ~. Kings New
Discovery. for coughs OF mos; sevC'r char
acter. as well 81 for those of m.,i-r type.
II never fails to effect speedy cure. Ny
friends tn whom / have rscOmme nded Il
speak Of Il in sane high terms. Having
teen cured by il OF every cold have bad
for five year, consider u the only relis
bic and sure cure FOR coughs. Colds, etc.
Call at Logan & Cos Drug Store and get .
lOc Trial Bottle. Large Size 81.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-05

The supper and social for thi, month oil
the Fourth Street N. L. Church viii b
held Thursday evening.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-05
OIL Goat Button.

This shoe is custom made, of genuine
oil goat stock, extra high cut, made es.
pecislly for misses AMI children's school
shoes and warranted water proof, at l.. V.
Rlond's
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-05

PRoF. CRsGo will give one of his popular
Rotations at Fourth Street social Thurs
dsy evening
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-05

Cow 20 I'd. Christman's auction fnrm,
los, Market street, and buy yoG' vrr
plated ware. Ssles. afternoon q; - ali
evening at :. Private sales dUrl 10.
day ct auction prizes. Sales 10 C1uUuu-
unit! entire stock i disposed Of.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-05

WHES We eat bread raised viii .h
Prices Cream Baking Powder. We are 90.
efficiency. Physicians recommend It ~.
cause. while making the white loaf ds.,cl
ously palAtabIe, IL keeps the nourishinE
elements intact and whole. IL has pro,ri
itself for years, TO be the best and asfsst
L.RGE variety snd big stock Of candy AMI
toys. for the Christmas trade. st Geo. /
Feeny's. No. lil0 Msin street.
JlST received: 500 boxes ire orackrrs
For sale Of low market rates.
q. + FETST.
lil0 Main Street
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-05

Mr.. SAM J. CAssxLS, druggist ct Thorn
asyille, Ga, says: The intelligent clan
use Browns Iron Bitters aad Ii gives good
satisfaction"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-05

Fr'En oysters and hot bu,cUit Sc %
the ill Of fare FOR TIE Fourth st:seI sap
per and social Thursday evening.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-05
WAukenDhAsl

English waukenphast shoes for gentle,
men. The most comfortable and durable
shoe ever worn, at L. v. Bonds.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-05

ARE you miserable through indigestion,
Sour Stomach. or Constipation Acker's
Dyspepsia Tablets We guarantee will re.
Ieve you. Sold bv Edmund Booking and
c. Menkemelltr Vince ing: and +. P. Zim-
n.er. Bridgeport, o Druggists.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-05
Very Remarkable Recovery

NJ. Goo. !. WlIIpg, Of Ni'|Is.lf-
Mich writes MY wife has been apr
could not turn over IN bed soc ~ls
used two bottles o; Electro Pt'e-. ,ai
is so much improved thu; she IL sh.r uos
10 do her own work"
Electric BIi;ers wall DO al thatI, C.s,u'i
for them. Hundreds Of ies'imoU!s' -
test their great curative roSrrs. "a Y
fifty cents DO Vie a. Logan ( Co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-05

GrAr.sTYEp to cure q Cold or CogRh
Acker's oeIebrat.d English Remedy. sod
BY Edmund Booking and {. Nenksa"l!sf'
wheeling {: and +. y. IimRsr Bridgeport
O. Dru9RistH
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-05
Washington. d: c..

Washington. ID. C........------........ Inn
+. d. Ylsck. Eoykinsvil!e. ~ ... 2G,,
VIM. Lowery, IA W. Madison 1t,
Cbicnlc, Ills. ---.............--...... On,
J. J. Needing. Warrington, H. C ,on
J. G. Tuner, cor. Common & Be-
rome sts., New Orleans La. -,
Wn. II. F~d, - DIyades ST.. Ses
Orleans, Aa...........---.... .......... .-. lon
DRAWING OF NOVEMBER .g.l.,;
8.A. Sscerd,te, 50 ~. Louisst.
yew Orleans, La. --........ !,.,
y. Il. Phelps, us Berlin ST. 18th
Hist. New Orleans, La............. ID,
Paid Bank OF Madison, Jackson,
Team ..;:...-.--.;.'.;;.---- ...... SOP
Paid Jules Cassssd. New Oriean,
SaS;onsl Bank. New Orleans. l., O.,
Robe-s Alexander, through Iock.
wood & Co., San Antonio. Texas. Il,
For vi particulars Of ne G-u1I D.
4nnuo! DrGIriHy OF tAc lSA i,G - t..
~ dHo'h,- ro!u-r Of his pIpry f1--lrv.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-05

IL you want an appetite, without q happy
tight,
Let rs upon you prevail
To 90 get the frst, aud sleep well at night
By drin king smiths Superb cream a,s.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-05

NO one can see Mrs. Langtry
satisfactorily without u pair of
our fine imported Opera Glasses.
JACOB W. GRUBB.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-05

THE literary exercises st the Fourth
Street social Thursday evening prJm's" -
unusually interesting.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-05
auvss vt,h - Y,rebsss Chase-s

u, DruRkhb
All vine WiAh 20 Hsrehass thasr"s
In the Grand Semi.Annusl Drawing OF TIE
louisa State Lottery Company. msy 800
for tickets in any OF the wsys stated IN The
scheme published elsewhere in this payer.
with full confidence that they s'i gH
them promtly.
In the Supreme Court. yesterday, he1's'
B. Caldwell. counsel for StAdsn, eih'
flied an application for an Injunction ."
s.rainipg the Elm Grove Street Car Con'
psny from running motors on siItesnta
street. The defendants are expected 10 hs
their objections by Saturday, snd the pl.s'
tiffs have until Tuesday 20 answer. IDs
arguments are 10 be wholly In writing sa'
Judge johnson eIPects TO renders dsf'"'n
by the 18th or 18th ins.-
DE-. T. II. WnTBERs, Elkton. Ky. ar
II regard Browns Iron Biuers - mel
cine O! unusual worth.
MERCHANTS visiting the city are invites
call and zee the larse variety o! csndles
Geo. 8. Fsspy's, No. 1910 Nsin street
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-05
FACTS AND FIGURES.E1
Truth Strons Or than Slandsr--T
Record Of tho Past Year.

4 psrtial list Of the pTiIes above Doe
Thousand Dollars. paid oy the Louisiana
STATE Lottery CompsRy during the year
epcins November, 1888, together with the
usmes and addresses gwen 10 the eSnPsny
nv The holders. omitting those who have
requt stea il.
Receipts Tor the amounts are on ME ~
offices Of the Company. .
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-05
DRAWING OF OCTOBER Q. issa

L. A. Hsyer. for Mrs. II. p. Esyer.
New York City. l.
Tbos. Matterfsce, New York City. 1:
q c. Rich ardson. collected through
] R Dick Il Co. Meadviiie. Ps.-
Mn. L. Woolery. PniIsdAptis, IA
N. C. Mitchell. 3l03 n e., n. w..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-06
A P0LaCEMAN,S DUTY.

Policeman Fp K HEATH. 10 North Street Jrtland
Me-. May IL. 1883. writes:-
II have been troubled for . good many years with
Inflammation of the bladder. dating back as dur
ing the time was in the army. I suffered with dull
heavy pains in the back and Kidneys intense for me
to describe and tried several remedies that were recon-
mended. and was examined By one of our best ply
sicians. who pronounced 1t Inflammation Of the
bladder: and went to the hospital for treatment but
al medicine and treatment had seemed to fail. was
recommended to try Hunts Remedy. % IL had been
used In several such here In Portland and vicinity
purchased bottle at smiths drug store here and
foun after using the first bottle that relieved me
did moro good tnan all other medicines and treat
ment have received combined. And to add to my
GOOD opinion Of Hunts Kennedy. beg stata In clos
Ing that wife been for long time troubled with
weakness and Inflammation Of the bladder with q
complication Of other diseases peculiar to women
After using only two bottles she has been completely
cured; say that my wife II loud in praise of
mend it to all who suffering from kidney diseases
or diseases Of the bladder"
PORTLAND. Me-, May IL, 1883.
ereby certify that know the facts of the sickness
OF Mrs f. X HEATH and that they correctly stated
in the foregoing certificate. and Ler cure was accom-
plished by the use Of Hunts Remedy.
A. ". SMITH, Druggist.
Cor. Portland and Green Streets
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The M arkels.

BALTIMORE. September -virginia sizes. deferred,
Que coupons. 49, new 04Os. 49, new threes. 80 bid
ding. 10h. Flour unchanged and quiet Wheat@
southern steady and frm; western shaoe better and
l:l4all8; No. Maryland. l6sal. II: No , western
winter red spot l3ha1 l3k; eptember. l.13al I3k
southern about steady and quiet higher south
err err, white w SLaoS DO Yellow Coast western mixed
Nc HSve@SeF 81 bid SSysIber and 9ecenber
3OaS6; western White 36s38: do. mixed 33a35 Penn.
sylvainia SSaSS Rye easier. a66. Hay unchanged
meats shoulders and clear RIB sides packed 75<ss.
clear rib sides, Hams. l5xa164.
creamery. lsazs Exgs steady. lsa2o. Petroleum
fair. 8xs10. suxar qui and steady~A soft. Sx ::
GoRger 1sf1aea stesds l4ks14x Whisky quiet. re-
barrels wheat o. 900 bushels corn, Is. 900 bushels:
oats. 200 bushels; rye. l. 500 bushels shipments
wheat 455. 600 bushels; corn. A, 600 bushels.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-06
THE EVENING STAR.
THURSDAY. 6, 1873.
I'd Edition.
Latest TelegranS to The Star.
An Editor on the Labor Question.

An Editor on the Labor Ouextiom.
JOHN swTNToN BEFORE THE SENATE COMMITTEE
NEW YORK, Sept. 6-The Senate committee on
swinton was the first witness called. He said he
was an editor. and had been connected with the
newspaper business since he was IL years old. In
his professional connection he had been more or
less among the laborng classes, and since 1874 he
had watched and studied all the varied movements
OF Labor
WHAT HB RECOMMENDS
IN regard 70 what legislative measures could be
ing classes, the witness would recommend. nrst,
the revival OF the income tax twas originally in
force; secnLd: the establishment of a national
BOARD OF Industry. empowered to collect labor
statistics OF every description, and including
me power to enforce the eight hour law; third,
the establishment OF ef1ectual boards of health,
education, and public works; fourth, Industrial
schools and colleges on the French system; NTH.
the public ownership OF railroads and telegraphs
on the Belgium system; sixth, freedom OF patents;
seventh: postal banks under the British system !;
sghth. land laws which will prevent the holding
nn be pn OF great IT. Tracts
Soio ana Other mines, and all Oil wells
POWERS OF THE GOVERNMENT
o me ne genera cover ament had the power to take
charge OF mines and oil wells by the right emf
MT domain. Senator Call objected that these
Were under state control and outside of the 1uris
could be done under the supreme power OF the
federal government
THE INCOME TAX LAW NEVER REPEALED.
Inc Income tax. continued the witness, was
never repealed in this country: the act by which
u was claimed to nave been repealed moi having
obtained the rsquirrd two-thirds vote in the SEN
ate. 1t was hurriei through at the close OF the
session, and few have ev questioned the trraS u
iarity OF the proceedings. II was the most popu-
lar Tax tnat ever WIS mpo Ell. and even England
has adopted thu system.
THE GOVERNMENT SHOULD Rim THr RIuRoAns
TELEGRAPHs, POSTAL BANKS ETC
mr.: Swln'on Id b t the working OF railroads
and telegraph lines by the government in Berlin
shovel eonclusivey that 1t should be adopted in
this country. He thought that the legislature had
the power to do this. He was also Of the opinion
that the government Should institute postal INKS
where the poorer classes could m Ike deposits and
OBTAIN an annuity. The government could secure
all the measures he advocated, and all these in
duStr1eS could BE- carried on at vastly less cost
and greater puhltc benent by the government than
by private enterprise.
OTHER THINGS THE GOVERNMENT SHOULD DO
witness also thought that the government
should work all coal mines and Oil wells Under
the Constitution as expounded by John C. Cal
houn the government coul take control or these
interests His expressed views regarding patents
and copyrights, he said. were not at all Opposed to
thr ConItitu ION, which recognized private rights
10 this kind or private property. Witness would
have system of compulsory education.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-06
PROPOSALS.
WATER SUPPLY OF AsHINGTON. u. c.
PROPOSALS FOR CONSTRUCTIONS OF DAM
TUNNEL AND RE ERVOIR.
OFrICR OF ras NAsNINGr oN AQUEnVCr.

NAsuING O. ID. e.. August % 1858
for s " s .eps Of fG the the work
Washington. in sccori.ncs with the act Congress
eppro, ~ l5t, 1854. be resolve at thu. office
TUBsk FIFTH. 1883. when they viii he pIlblic.y
opened; tho work to be done three different
CD rises, viz:
CT AJAX CossT1 UcTIoN-This consists n at,
land Oh nne of he otomsc river .. me CIR at Fall. 6v
acGpinr Inc he Thick C2d) the on Of the dan
Ic.o;s ConDs laaud ~ a 1sonry structure about
1, 10 feet long with e. height If about fet
it sCross tee Firr:ni4 chsnnal BY substitute Of
CiIo WcrA H.sed with stone, and Buperstructlre
masonry, oSctcr with sbOrt 800 feet Of masonry dam
10 u axe conUecd n with the V ~ mia shor
tLASS b QUEDUCT FXrESsIoN-being the extern
on cf the Wash! gton Aqueduc. by a TUYNrI about
~ $40 ct lOD", tn of aout II square
EIIeis rock.
CLASS c. FsERvo1R coSsTRUcrIoN.--This work
VIZ cons st Inalny If earth excavation and embark
ne t. the Purpoe bcin Construct reser OR capa-
bic OF contaIniH- 800, 100 COZ gallons.
Seuarate Iro Csas III duplicate, r1ust be made for
eacn class PsTes prom sing t. bid Will apply at this
flce for blahs for ropo,as siecl cations. and all
Information, being carefu to state for ass or
classes of work anks desired: but they will be
frT he'd My To such parties show ina fac evil
dence that the able, financial and by experience
aci bidder must gu nit it'll his proposals written
evi .enee VIII he rel to establish h capaiiy to
Perform the wcrs ee-ence bcingh to his experient
work of Hke cha acsr. TIE pant at his disposal
~ 10 do AL tet is Necessary for rapid
tne WORK Before proposals opened each bidder
Eiustcertfy to the undersigned that either personal
or 10y duly authorized he has nspecte the nat
IRA lectures OF the oca ity which the work Is located
and exaInln ned the drawings Oh HE in TINS Office.
ne right Is reserved to Aid all bi Is parts
of ODDS
G. J. LYpECKER,
an5i-Ss Major OF EnEineers. u. =. Army.
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RAILROADS.

'Hi diEAP prs,sv,v.x,. po,,-v
aHE rSt %fsf Hs s1SSrzxgs5
s1-l- MI frf NAfH u siz ff sss
ass s sa h g.: j s Sc I al;
n1 9, O. Gin, c,, With Wh., ssspnz
~ da;i With "a ace Car, to Pitssbu rp aud .n, IN
nat Aso. CONNECTS. except saturdays, Tor Chica-
ssns csr ltssu1E 70 Ghfea.-e MAJ! ri Sise
EfIN5RF s Al T6Mac e Rs siis51
s50I m d4ily except Saturday. with Pslaee cars.
Mash ston to Canandsisua. anu Harrisburg to
For vi. am port. Lock Haven and thn,ra. at $50
Ter Nv OK aid TIE Fast. 500 a. M. TO- .oa. m,
10 4 20 $50 and 10 20 y. IN. On SUNDAY, %
~ d. 1I nsP5s ss ot Pullman
fcr ston without ehanse. 100 p III. every week day.
Tor r r :, n .hsonsh trans at
in2 ii eet transfer fulton street avoiding double
For ss 1fTSs s SsT York , Gy so 100
and .'iG Limited EI Sn sas sS a and
reThs d 90 500. t 9ao s 3, 1910 and
~ ON unday. $50 10 40 a. 4:2O 6:2O. ESQ.
For res rSsk Line. Gao am and 4:4o p m. daily.
except sunday
AIt Wi 6Ts Asp TBEREs,GKsnUHG sAn
EAII.RO ID.
For Alexandria, GEO. 90 go IL 100 and IL 30 m
1eo. i:2o. 800. 6:2O. 500 and IL 80 pm ON
Sunday at $50 g. 70. l1:oO III M. $40 y. m.
Tor Re huIond and the south so and II 100 a m
daily. and go nm daily. eIcrpx Sunday.
1rain- leave Alexandria for Washington 600 son
l0.o8 and 10:2, q. m; 1880 g Oh 31T $40 7O0
an $40 p M. and IA 90 nidni ut On SUNDAY at
goo. ard 10 OS an TOO and 3: 10 d. m
iickts and information IT the oh e. northeast cor
ne OF 18Th and Pennsylvani, avenue and 1T thu
station. Vhtrs orders 10 the chsckinR a
tsfgaSe TO dett nation from hotels and re.idences
}. T. WOOD, General Passenger AGENT
CHAS- + PUGH General I've
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RATIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
BGTWkEN
THK EAST AND THE WEST


DOUBLE TRACK, JANNfY COUPLER,
TSsasaV wt y take eject SUNDAY. MAY 18TH 1884,
avenue and stre-t- ~ " -'e" 'eeseS
sl For ehissso cincinnati Lousvil. and St. Loui.
Through aches and Palace sleaisng CA. - .,nsa
points wi:nout chanse' lois u. daily to Chics<o
For Iittsburs $50 4. NJ ard $40 D. m daily g. An
p M; 70 ilft.o g Cleveland and Detroit with Sleep.
For Ioledo and Detroit Monroeville lO:l5 . m
Trans Tor Philadelphis and New York a. 10 a. m
m saa '40 p M
sna l9 sS g, 10 i2 siS 22s Sss $3.50. 40
For Bai;inSee on sun sys. go. 7!45 1905 Am
LIS: 2;25. 3. 40. $50. sale. 800 m.
ma Dtis 90 a. M. iz;io and A;io: On Sunday
aoINay cations between Washington and Baltimore,
& or ..a2. on ssS ~ ,a asS y g
daily exc, II 81 nday, 80 As and 5:45 p m
cav cav TOR stsnnt9n. so am daily EXCEPT Sun
IoIhaSs;'sh lois I In daily except Sunday. s:4s
asln 2 sE snS frsm the West daily CO. 7.ssAm.
From M, New Yorh and Philadelphia 2:s5 $50 am.
ion Aa5nsa " i so am. ESQ., 81 Pm sunday.
From EsS% iI,iasa daily EXCEPT sunday
l0:Oo ais 4'2e pn sn4 U ma s;2S I'M M
fcpfts sq ES loco am. 500 N daily from
Trains leaye Baltimore for Warrington a, 2 .,4o Gan
.4o 80 s rs s sas . ,sisS - iais ssS
6:2s, .: 80 and 300 pm. '' SIM
rStsattsss iasorma.l9n .gp, :. The Baltimore and
fennEyivania avenue. corner th where or isrs
vii be taken for baxase 70 DO checked and received =,
" NJ c u Nj sE s,:ff M. Of T.. Balumor,
my. {. K, LORD Gen1Pas-enser Agent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-06

THR PRESIDENTS DEPARTURE FROM CHICAGO
The President spent yesterday in Chicago and at
1880 p. m, In company with Collector Spalding
and Secretary Lincoln, he visited the chamber OF
commerce and was accorded q hearty reception,
and briefly thanked the members for the warmth
OF their greeting. In response to cries OF "Where
is Abe's son7" &C. Secretary Lincoln made few
remarks. The party then went to the Union
League Club, where an Informal reception was
held. and afterwards attended dinner at the
Calumet Club, tendered by the Illinois Command
cry OF the Loyal Legion. In the evening the Pres-
dent held q grand reception at the Grand Pacific
hotel Fully 10000 people paid their respects nom
to 10 O'Clock. At II 30 the President and Judge
Rollins left for this city. Secretary Lincoln did
not accompany them. He goes TO Mount Pleasant,
Iowa, to Join his family.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-06
ID ED

~, IGLEHART. SePtember g. 1885, fen asleep in Jesus
Igehart. in the Gath year of her aga.
II shal behold His face rghte usne a and ne ssti.
ned when awake in his likeness. "-Dsyid
SHt DID. On September 4, 1888. at As o. m
HELE o., wife of amuel y. held and daughter Of
Vim. Mel can. AGED twenty nine year,
Funeral will take place from her late re .idence No
1923 Fourteenth street northwest Friday next at
O'Clock p m Friends and relatives of the family are
respectfully invited. "
SaLLivAN. On Wednesday evening Sartember s.
Harriott VI. Sullivan. - 'A~
II Funeral from the residence OF her NEPHEW Harry c.
Whiting, No 1917 street north vest SATURDAY. Sew
tember at O'Clock Friends invited to attend. n
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FOreign News.

AN AMERICAN HORSE WINS AT CROYDON.
~ LONDON, Sept 6-The September meeting at
croydon opened to-day. The race for he Croydon
yrar-od bay colt BOlero Mr. Silvesler's 3-year-
ola brown colt Protector cama In second, and Ig-
natiuS third. There were Iour starters Bolero
led throughout won ty a length.
THE COUNT DE CHAMBoRD's WILL
PARIS, Sept. 6.-The C7airOn announces that the
WIZ or the Count de Chanbord gives 5O0.OOO francs
to the Socletais de Propaganda f1de 100000 francs
ior the benefit OF the poor Of Paris, and 49, 900
francs TO the convent at GorltZ The count De-
queaths Urge portion OF his fortune to the Duke
re Parma, and smaller portion to the Count de
b rdl. He deviSeS the income OF the estate to his
widow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-06

At tournament at Havre de Craze, Nd yester-
Gay. stand on which were 1000 women and
cnidren fell, inJuring great many people.
Maggie Balleitlne, a young woman OF Ports
mouth, Va. seventeen years OF age. was burned TO
death yesterday by her clothes taking n re from
match which she had just used In lighting pipe
she was smoking.
Inc steamship Viking, which sailed from Nom
treal August oath for Londo with general cargo
and LOCO cat lie and sheep went ashore on t6e
ISL nd OF Anttcosti last sunday, and IL is feared
will be q tot al wreck
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Railroad Smash I'm.

TWO BRAKFMEN KILLED.
CINCINNATI, OHIO. Sept 6-Meagre reports from
WadTon's Station. on the Cincinnati, InL1anapo-
lis, 81. Louis and Chicago railroad, state that a
ireight Train ran into onH preceding 1t at O'Clock
TINS morning, nearthat station, and broke through
small bridge. wreck n II or Is cars The brake
man man, or one OF the trains and brakeman of
arm, were killed. Their names are not given No
other casualties are reported.
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CH. RuppERr.

ca. Rupprnr
NOS. 4O3 AND 4O5 7TH STREET NORTHWEST.
HEADQU, RTERI FOR THE WHITNEY CHI.
DhEN'S CARRIAGE COMPANY.
THE CHEAPEST FOR BEAUTY COMFORT AND
DURABILITY IN The MARKET.
Lawn Tennis, CroQuet Bicycles Yelocipedes Arch.
err. Fishing Tackles, Wagons, &c.
.Can and examine the Goods. Prices to suit the
times. iv2I
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Decision Against a College.

, BOSTON, Sept 6-1 n 1873 Benjamin E. Bates of
Boston, made q cOndt: Onal contract to give Rates
coilege, OF lewiston Me-, 100000 provided $40 900
more was raised within five years. His heirs
trustees OF the college brought suit to secure the
amount The full bench OF the state supreme court
is sus aimed the verdict OF the lower court which
decided against the college.
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WANTS BARKING DOGS SUPPRESSED.
Signs on Tree Boxes.

BILL TO RESTRAIN THE SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE
To-day Mr. W. B. Barton, for Hopkins Brothers
and Others, doing business on Pennsylvania ave-
nue., between ~ and 9th streets, presented a
bill TO Ju ige James. OF the Equity Court, against
VIM. NICE Dye, superintendent OF police to restrain
him from removing certain tree-i oXes on which
their signs are displayed. Mr.. Barton was d.
rected to notify the defendant Of the application
and to come In tomorrow morning The point
made is that the tree-boxes as constructed do not
retard the growth OF the trees and no damage Is
done. and that they are at least entitled to rea-
sonable notice to move their signs