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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-21

TIE TYPICAL ENGLISH DupE.-Lord Dupplin is,
perhaps, the best specimen OF the English masher
type. His tightly lifting coat, close buttoned. is
cut very open before, and almost round. The short
sleeves show much INST. The light Derby glove
with black seams, has two buttons The white
nearly concealed by the coat At the right one has
a glimpse OF the cambria handkerchief, with its
lace border. The Stfened ShirtfrOnt hard as sheet
Iron, carries three little pearls OF no value. The
narrow neckte Is worn low 50 that the vast collar
may appear more conspicuous The trousers are
more than tight; they are glued to his limbs His
vanished boots have uppers OF embroidered silk.
He carries trimmed eyeglass and the Indispensable
gardenia In his button-hole. His Osier cane has a
gold knob. His thick muStache Is combed over his
lips and lifted at the corner.
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The COurtA.

COURT IN GENERAL TERN.
To-day Walker ct al. agt Boyle; decree reversed
and bill dismissed Just agt. Halliday; on hearing
EQUITY C0URT-yndge Hugner.
Yesterday. Grove agt. Boucher; reference to an.
z Tor OF receivers accounts. Starr agt. Shaw:
Mary Jane Treakle allowed to intervene. Reisner
dered johnson agt. johnson ct al; Letitia John
son appointed guardian ad litem. Scillinger agt
CRAWFORD ,, rule on complainant discharged. Bar
rett agt. Brown; appearance OF absent defendants
defendant ordered
Today, Greer agt. Fosberg; sale ratified nls and
Birth agt. Birth; bill dismissed Richardson agt
Clarke; trustees permitted to sell. Jones agt
fesso agt G. Hill vacated on terms Brown agt
se ed assa Mason ss4 1g
murrer overruled. Luckett agL Luckett; guardian
al Item appointed.
CRIMINAL COTRT-Judqe Wulte.
9, f ch Jos B. aS1den rape recognizance
sentenced e to ten days in Jail Glenmore Moten,
depreciation on property; verdict not guilty. John
and plea guilty entered sentenced to four months
In jail. Francis A: Mcguire, forgery recognlzance
forfeited and bench warrant and scre facias issued
guilty, six months IN jail Andrew Bender, as
salt With intent to KIN pleaded guilty Of assault
ton, aSsaulting an officer not guilty.
POLICE CorRr-Judge Smell.
>, To-Day, VIM Black1ston, loud and boisterous; S.
Kate Scanlon and Mary Keller, enticing prostitu-
ton: so or 80 days each. Nelson Burrill, coored,
personal bonds. Sirene Price, colored, do; do
Louisa Mergin, profanity, assault and throwing
stones; $l5 or As days Frances Freeman, profanity
IS. Edward Roach, trespass; S. George Mocka-
bee, Harry Repetti, George Repetti, Hugh Reed and
Essel Maxwell, trespass; 81 each. George Price,
larceny, three cases: months in each case. VIM
Lane, coiored assaults and personal bonds Chas
Robinson, coored, assault; $50 or 60 days. Robert
Wedge, colOred. assault; II months and % days.
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EXCITING CHASE AFTER RUNAWAY ENGINE
Yesterday an engine with steam up was left stand
Louis railroad, at ST. Louis BY some means the
throttle was opened and the engine started. Some
one shouted, "My God, the regular passenger train
up. had just been run into the round house. An
engineer and his fireman boarded It, and then began
wild chase. Four miles out on the track the Wild
engine was oVertaken, and the engineer climbed
down upon the pilot OF the jumping engine, while
the fireman graduated the speed SO as to run up
close enough for him to climb on to the tender OF
the runaway. The engine was caught just In time
TO prevent collision with the passenger train.
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HABEAS CORPUS PROCEEDINGS BEGUN BEFORE CHIEF
JUSTICE CARTIER.
This afternoon Mr.. John a. Moss, for James Hun
ter presented to Chief Justice Cartier petition for
writ OF habeas corpus. He states that he was
arrested on November 18th, on the charge OF rape,
on warrant sworn out by Ella Simms; that he was
Carried before the Police Court on the following
day., when it was discovered that the al
legged offense was committed beyond the Iuris-
dcton OF the Police Court, upon which
he was remanded to jail In order that the Mary
land aut hor1ies might be notified; that he has al
together been taken before the Police Court five
been given him, and there is no official conmlnica-
ton from Maryland that he is wanted there. He
further says the complaining witness, Ella Smms.
for the purpose OF testifying against him. and he
prays the witt to issue that 1t may be shown why
he should be longer held.
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THE UNION LEAGUE.
A. Railroad Accident i'm This CITY.

This morning as the train from the west, due at
the Baltimore & Ohio depot at $40, but which was
about 80 minutes late, entering the city on 1st
street, between and n. W., the engine and tender
Jumped the track and ran short distance on the
ties The tender was wrecked, and the engine
had one end broken in, and one OF the sleepers
was also badly damaged. The wreck blocked I'D
the tracks for several hours and 1nterfered with
the departure Of trains but the incoming trains ar
rived as usual, dropping their passengers beyond
the wreck. A wreckerS train was sent from Bal
timore to clear away the wreck.
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Indecent Ihotographs Captured.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 21-Two boxes. containing
about 5000 lewd photographs, supposed to have
been made by the SOndOr Brothers, photographers,
who We're arrested on Monday, charged with taking
photographs OF questionable character, were cap
tured this morning in front OF express Office at
from West Philadelphia, and were addressed to a
woman named Potts, In Camden. The police, who
nave been endeavOring for the past few days to
break up the nefarOuS business, have been informed
that several large cases OF the pictures have been
shipped to New York
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THE OLDEST MAIL CARRIER RETREs-James
vice than any other mail rider In the United states
has been compelled by Old age and failure OF
strength to retire. He has been a mail rider for
the route between WarrentOn and Washington
Rappahannock county. 1t is computed that on this
route alone he has travelled nearly 10000 miles.
body In the vicinity OF WarTentOn. The packages
he would carry were marvellous, and IL is we'll all-
thenticated that on one occasion he carried cook
Ing stove some distance on his route.
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O'DoNNRLL's AMERICAN CrZENsHIP.-The rerort
was recently cabied 70 America that when Mr.. Hop
talk with ODonnell, the slayer OF Carey, regarding
his claims TO American citizenship the prisoner was
distrustful and unCommunicatiye This statement
u London dispatch says is untrue. Mr.. HOppin on
tho contrary was agreeably impressed by O'Don-
netl. Who was open and frank and gave him all the
evidence he had as to his American citizcnshin
which has been sent to Washington.
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YOUNG LADY's UNSUCCESSFUL ATTEMPT AT
SUIcIDE--Miss Elizabeth Burmeister, aged about IS
years, daughter OF Frederick BuYmeiSter, who
keeps saloon in Baltimore, attempted to commit
suicide at an early hour yesterday morning. She
tied clotheSline across grape arbor In the rear
OF the house, placed moose at the other end about
her neck, and jumped from the sill OF flrst-story
window. The weight OF her body broke the arbor
frame to which the rope was attached and she fell
TO the ground In an apparently senSeleSS condition
Her mind has been affected since the death of her
mother, who committed suicide few weeks ago
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Relief Fund for Disabled Firemen.
A HANDSOME START.
To the Editor of The EVENING STAR

To the Editor Of The EVENING STAR
For one thank you for the reminder contained
In your editorial of last evening" OF the debt due by
the community to our brave firemen. Your appeal
will am sure, meet with ready response, and re-
OF which can be applied to the relief of disabled
f1remen. Please put me down for one hundred dol
lars towards such subscription. l also inclose
five dollars for Thomas Scott the fireman disabled
at the late fire on street. JEF
In addition to the above from public spirited
citizen, we are Informed that Lieut. DanenhOwer
the brave Arctic explorer, offers deliver lecture
for the benefit OF the fund for the relief OF dis
abled f1remen. He lectured last night in AleXan-
dr1a FOR charitable object before a crowded and
delighted house, and lecture from him in this city
In behalf OF the fremen would certainly be great
success
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I'd Edition.
Latest qelegramS to TlG Star.
Gotham i'm a Fog.

We" fohh AND VICINITY BURIED UNDER CLOUD.
NEW YORK, Nov. a1.-The dense fog that en-
Teioped the city this morning extended far over
Long Island, up the SOand, down the bay and
reached Tor some miles over New jersey. The
greatest annoyance was experienced by the resi-
penis OF Staten Island, New jersey and
Long Island Residents OF Long Island,
however, were enabled to resort to the
Dig bridge, and all who awaited themselves OF this
method were loud In their praises VI its usefulness
The boats OF the various ferries made their trips at
long intervals. At a little before II o'clock this
morning the steamer Narragansett, OF the Stoning-
Ton line, was moored to her pier. The officers state
that the fog On the sound was one OF the denSest
they had experienced In years. The captain con-
Sldered himself lucky TO be only five hours behind
tlihe AT the Fail river line the Bristol had not ar
rived up to 1880 O'Clock.
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ACCIDENTALLY SHOT By HIS BROTHER-Mr. Harry
g. McComas. young gentleman OF Hagerstown,
son OF Lewis f. McComaS, prominent merchant Of
the town, and nephew OF Hon. Louis E. McComaS,
Congressman from the sixth Maryland district, was
accidentally shot in DR.. Edward A. Wareham'S
drugstore at that place last evening. Mr.. VIM C.
McCOmas, a brother OF the wounded man, was hand
ling Smith WeSSOn % caiber pistol. and had, as
he supposed, drawn all the loads. In Swapping the
trigger one load which he had overlooked exploded
the ball lodging In the left side OF his brother Har
~, about one inch below the heart
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Mr.. Hanlln On His Art OF Rowing.
an Inf. IN

From an Interview in the Chicago Times.
81 am the strongest oarsrnan in the world in my
boat l do not uselessly expend an ounce of
strength. utilize all that have. owe my sue
cess partly also, perhaps. to having hit upon win
ming stroke / presume that In the stroke lies a
great part of my superiority. 1t is a thing which
cannot be governed by mathematical calculation,
but Is more the result of accident Unborn knack
/ scarcely know which,
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The stock Market.

NEW YORK, NOV. 81, 3 p. m.-StockS were weaker
this afternoon Oregon Trans. declined TO 49,.
Lackawanna to lis. Lake Shore 10 100 and Omaha
preferred To 81 q. Near the close a stronger tone
prevailed. the decline was recovered and some
shares sold at the highest OF the day. The market
closed strong,
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COmgfe011e0 In Town.
A ESf OF SKEAToRe AND RKYKEsENrASIyus AMI
WHERE THEY ARE CHARTERED.
The following members OF Congress have arrived
In the city, and located at the places designated:
SENATOR'S
Cockrell, T. NJ. Missouri, 90 18th stnw.
Dolph, Joseph n. ORG, iS4s N St L."
e!ssTland, A. Il, ARK, lsss Mass ave. ava
Gibson, Randall, La. 1928 r. L ave.
Jones, C. W., Fla, 17o5 q st.
Mlller, D. F., Cal, 1915 Conn ave.
M Morgan, John T., Ala, l1S lst St ne.
MOTT aoTTih; J, sgt, W ave; and NJ ST.
pugh,James l., Ala, 1913 r. 1. ave.
sherman, John, Ohio, 1919 K St NV
Nance, Zebulon b., n. C., 1877 Mass. ave-
Vest, George g., Mo-. 225 + 81.
ESKNTATIvEs.
Adams, George F., I'll. 1902 VI. ave-
aiken, D. Wyatt. S. C., Metropolitan hotel
barbour. J. s, Va, Ia B St ~ l. ave-
Bayne, T. NJ, Pa. Riggs house
Calkins, W. H., Ind, 1905 18TH st.
c CasiiSe, & Gee Co. ~, Rsgs hEass ,o.
Cox, S. s, n. Y. Dupont circle.
Curtin, A. g., Pa, lS49 L St NV.
b baS,S, G. Sa X; Ill Riggs house
Dunn, p, AIR, sls E capital St ''''
Eaton, w. W., Conn. 1923 X st.
Ellis, E. John, La, l0l2 18th st. NV.
Ermentrout, d., Pa, Ebbitt house.
Exins, j. IA South Carolina, Metropolit an hotel
SlDSon, T., w. Va. 6fS 4. Capitol st,
I IaIst j. r, Cal, 1922 Conn. ave.
Herbert, II. A., Ala, 1924 Q st.
Hepburn, W. p, Iowa. 1877 st.
Hill, w. D.. Ohio. 1879 ST. a. W.
Hopkins, j. H., Pa. 1924 18th st.
kasson, j: A.. Iowa, 94 18th st.
kellogg; W: P, La, Wiards hotel
Kelley, w. d., PENNSYLVANIA, Riggs housa
ketcham, j. H., n. Y. 1929 X ST.
LIE fevre Ben, Ohio, Wormey'S hotel.
Mackey, E. w. NJ, S. c., 1923 Corcoran st.
Manning, Van H., Miss, eos N. j. ave.
M ia, c. C., Ind, Ios ST. n.
Mills, II. @, Texas Ills G st.
Morrison, W. r, III, Willard's hotel
Norphy, }. H., Iowa, Ebbitt house
Curry, G. W., ARR, 1907 G st.
paySon, Lewis E.. H., Ills G st. n. ".
Peters, S. R., Kansas. 1907 St. NV
Pryor, Luke, Ala. 1G9 LIST st. ne.
Randall, s. j., Pa, 40 ST. Sc
Riggs, JAS NJ, Ill, National hotel
ROBERTSON, I. A, Ky, 1913 ST. NV.
Rogers, j. H., Ark, 1877 nth St. NV.
RoSecranS, w. s., Cal. Bst
Rowell j. H., Ill, Ills G st. n. W.
Ryan, Thomas, kas.. a3S North Capitol st.
Seney, G.. E., Ohio, Riggs house
Singiser, F. F., Idaho, National hotel.
Singleton, Q: r., Miss, 1907 st. NV.
sloeum, H. W., Y, 81 18th St
Taylor, j. D., Ohio, Ebbitt house.
Thomas, j. K, ILL.,, Ebbitt house.
thompson, p b., KY, 6Ol 18th st. q. ".
IuileS. T. B., Cal, National hotel
Ward, L. B., Ind, ia e ST. ne.
Wemple. Edward, n. Y. Portland
Weilborne, O., Tex. 939 II st.
Wilkins, B., Ohio. 400 st.
Mills, A. S, Kentucky, Metropolitan hotel
Wilson, w. L., w. Va. zoos St. n W.
loung, e., Tenn, 419 9th St NV.
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The Base Ball PLAYERS.

ANNUAL MEETING OF THE NATIONAL LEAGUE
The annual meeting of the Base Ball League was
held at the Riggs house at noon to-day. The
different clubs OF the league were represented as
follows: Boston, Sutton and Chase; Providence,
Allen and Root; New York, Day; Philadelphia,
Harry Wright and Al Roach; Cleveland, Howe;
6, Houston and Sage; Detroit, Thompson, and
Chicago, Spaulding, Mills and Brown. Mr.. Nick
Young, secretary OF the league, was also present.
The meeting, which was secret one, lasted sew
eral hours Thos. Pratt, of Philadelphia represent
ing the Union League, was present In the interests
OF that association.
THE UNION LEAGCH
special meeting Of the Union league of base
ball clubs was held In Baltimore yesterday, at
which were present represented by proxies dele
gates from Richmond, Washington, Baltimore,
Philadelphia, Reading, Boston, Hartford and Brook
lyn. Henry H. DiddIebock, OF Philadelphia. was
elected secretary. committee was appointed to
attend the annual meeting OF the national league
IN this city, to endeavOr to secure fair treatment
I Robert Ferguson was appointed to represent the
Union league at the ANIMAL meeting OF the Amer1-
can association at Cincinnati In December. The
league adjourned to meet In Philadelphia, January
next. J. III. HOllingSwOrth and L. Moxley repre-
sented Washington at the meeting.
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THE DIFFERENT "EsrNArxs- prssEcrKp-yorEs
CONCEDED 10 Mr. RANDALL-MR. COX CONTINUES
TO GET GOOD NKws-JoHN KELLY NOT COMING TO
WASHINGTON.
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Mr. Meighen's Death.

AN AUTOPSY HELD THIS AFTERNOON.
Dr. HaIu5an held an autopsy on the body this
afternoon, which demonstrated the fact
that death was caused by inhaling the gas
The coroner will hold an inquest Tomorrow
1t Is thought now that the death was the result
OF an accident, and that the deceased probably
turned The gas on again after turning it or the
cock on The burner being very loose. No word has
been received aS yet from the friends of the de-
ceased III New York
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EDUCATIONAL.

ERENCH AND ENGLISH FAMILY AND DAY
II School for Young Ladies and Little Girls
No 1n5 18th St Macs ave. vicinity of Scott Circle
thorough English and Classical course with special
advantages offered in French Music Drawing and Flo
special Heric viii convey pupils residing at a dis
tance to- and from school
French classes for ladies' half past Mondays
Wednesdays and Thursdays also Monday and Thurs
day evenings at half past six
For circulars Of information and terms Ca uron the
prlEcli as, Mrs. l. T. MCDONALD
nll-ln And MISS ANNA ELLIS.
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Isaac Gron got into q cOb-crushing hopper &C
Lancaster, Pa, yesterday, while II was In rap,d
motion, when his clothing Was caught by a set
screw and he was whired around the shafL with
terrible velocity. He released AS soon as pos-
sble. but Is probably fatally injured.
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T., bAhrIsil0RE N%v 2l-virsna skies, deferred, 9;
S2uIGns CO. new ten fortes. 34ss new threes o2sl
North Carolina skies, old. 1917 bid to-day.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 21.-CottOn Quiet-middline IOH
Flour steady and quiet-Howard street and western
SUPER, 3.oOa3 80 do. extra 3i5a4 To- do. family. 90
a5'5i city mills ooa375 do extra. 4O5as 25;
do. Rio brands s. i5a6O0: do Patapsco family g. 50:
do snp,rlative patent; 100 wheat-southern dull /;
Do amber, 1loal IA No. 1 Maryland, 1I3aal l3] q:
1oI bid; December 108ssal 0Sa4: january LOCAL ii
february i3aal. 49,. Corn southern irregular: :
western entirely negectd; southern white 5satO new
oono 90 yellow. 5Sa60: new. 55a58 western mixed,
Sp3t SSa?1 Noyembeg 5S4 bid year IS asEed;
f[n Slti; w'tgrn white 39a4o do mixed 37a3s
MIN TAR elnandTrime to choice Pennsyyania and
Mss pork, TO Bulk mests-shoulders and clear
rip sides, packed 64a77i. Observation-Disclosures Ga: clear
no slides, S34. Hams 151aal64. Iard-retiIed. g.
ButteT htrii-western packed 1923; creamery 25a33
EESs f1rlI2tJ; picked dull. 22a23 Petroleum quiet
Itfned, e5saoss. Coffee quiet-Rio cargoes ordinary
70 lar, u7&a.22&. Sugar quiet and steady-A soft
srj eonper refined quiet 14}6. whisky steady lisa
ioe freighs to Liverpool per steamer steady and
hRFIeottS itt 40, -four Is 3D. grain, 6asHd.
corn, 1000 bushels; oats, 20OO bushels; rye 100
bushels. Shiplnentswheat. 58 900 bushels corn II 900
bushels. Sales-wheat. 592 900 bushels; corn L. 900
bushels ' -'~~~
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District Government Affairs.

issued by Inspector Entwsle: L. Moxley, erect an
open shed, between and and 9th and 10th sts.;
$3.50. A. Fisher. repair brick northwest corner 9th
and streets southwest; $780, George T. Dunlop.
erect three-stOry and basement dwelling on Con-
greSS and StOddard Streets Georgetown; S25, 900 r.
H. Moore, repair frame I427 9Th street northwest:
SITS.
TAX COLLECTIONS.
The collection OF District taxes YESTERDAY
amounted to sos, 1929.
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OvERcoAr TALK.

AT sos WE SELL As GOOD OvERCOATs AS ANY
ONE NEED WEAR, WHILE S15 TO $40 Is THE
POPULAR RANGE OF PRICES FOR GENTEEI. AND
SERNlCEABE GARMENTS, AND THE STOCK OF
THEM Is PARTICULARLY STRONG COMPRISING
T"ESTY-SIX SORTS. THEN COME DOWN TO
HARD PAN" WE HAVE OVERCOATS AS LOW AS
s., THAT WE ARE NOT ASHAMED To OFFER A
MAN WHO MUST MAKE EVERY DOLLAR COUNT
AND CARES NOTHING FOR MERE SHOW OUR
CHEAPEST COATS ARE HONEST THROUGH AND
THROUGH. AND CUSTOMERS HAVE THE PRIyI-
LEGE NOT OF EXCHANGE ONLY, BUT OF REIU
Ing GOODS AND RECEIVING THEIR MONEY BACK
GEORGE SPRANSY,
ONE PRICE CLOTHIER AND TAILOR,
5U7 SEVENTH STREETA
MS Opposite q. 8 Post Office
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SEAL SKIN Do1uAss,
NEWMARKETS AND SACoUES.
Having returned from New York offer special
bargains il Seal Garments (No increase in the price of
our present stock Of Seal notwithstanding the advance
III Skins.)
The Popular Mink lined Circulars plain and hand
some tail borders
, DoinaIs, Circulars and SacGues IL silk and plush:
lined with fur and satin 100000
Novelties in Muff- Satchels Cares and Coaretts
Fur Trimming on hand aud cut to order
Carriage Robes. CoachHel's Capes. Gauntlets &c
Lowest New York Prices
B. H. STINEMETZ SON,
MATTERS AND FURRIEas.
o25-2n 1877 Pennsylvania aven,e
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REMoyED.-John B. Furay, pest Office Inspector
at Omaha, Nebraska has been removed
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Killed by n Policeman.
A Mississippi Bank Closed.

FICKSBURG, Miss, Nov. 21.-The notice sbank
closed; In the hands OF an assignee" was posted on
the door OF the Mississippi Valley bank this morn
Ing.
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Latest Foreign News by Cable.


THE DUKE OF CoNNAUGHT IN INDIA
BOMBAY, Nov. 21.-The duke and duchess OF Con-
naught arrived here on Sunday. large assem-
biage witnessed their landing. They had most
cordial reception. The festivities in their honor
continued for two days.
DEATH SENTENCE CONFIRMED.
PEsTH, Nov. 21.-The sentence of death passed
upon SpongaS and Fitely, who were convicted Of
the murder OF Count Won Majlath Won Skekhely,
president OF the Court OF Cessation at Ofer. have
been confirmed, BereOZ, who was convicted OF be-
Ing an accomplice In the murder, has had his SEN
tence conlmuted to fifteen years penal serviJude.
LONDON PAPER INDICTED
LONDON, Nov. 21.-The grand jury, in the csse Of
against Jtdy, but have ignored the bill against the
Sportsman.
SUSPICIOUS MOVEMENTS OF SPANISH REPUBLICANS.
PARIS, Nov 21.-Thc French government has in
formed the government OF Spain that several Span
lsh republicans recently left Paris for the from
tier.
Killed by Policeman.
NEW YORK, Nov. 21.-POiceman Ryan shot and
arrest him at the foot OF west 10th street on a
charge of robbery Brady attempted 10 draw
pistol on the officer.
The Funeral of the Maybees.
OYSTER BAY. L. l., Nov. 21.-The funeral OF Mrs
Lydia Maybee and Miss Annie Maybee, victims Of
the Brookville tragedy, took place about / O'Clock
There was an Immense gathering OF people from all
parts. The proceedings We're very solemn.
Mississippi Bank Closed.
FICKSBURG, Miss, Nov. 21.-The notice spank
closed; In the hands OF an assignee" posted on
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The New York Stock MARKET.
The following are the opening and closing prices
OF the New iork Stock Market to-day as reported
by special wire to H. III. Dodge, $50 18th street,
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CoxvERsArrox AND PRoxUScnr1oS

Beginners FRTNCH CIass Card Of Admission. IS 90
for course 81 y lessons Days ard hours; Iuss,lays
AMI FIitiayS 3 i to AS. Course opens FRtDAl, No
eet7Ir.l ar= VIII - limited LUCIEN r. &. COL
LIEFE. A n l.stive Of Paris, France, l5yS street
northwest. nI6-7t
nRAWINCT AND PAINTING-THE BEST AND
fch.afa~ lGc % harm drawing and paint the
National ACi II Fine Arts corner 18th St and Y y
Years of study saved. nlC-3w.
II FsS0Ns IN PORTRAIT PAINTING JOHN A.
IL JANUS studio. lllJ street northwest nl4 -Grn
Il INDERGARTEN. SCHOOL AND FRCEBEI NOR
n nal Institute. 1hDrpIIzh instruction Primary
and aivaDCed grades. New E2land and German teach
ers Misses POLLOCK and NOERR Principals. lI1I
18th - Ii W, one square from the Portland Teachers
trained nIO-t.0
MISS HAEROEFR'S SELECT BOARDING AND
1N1 day school FOR young ladies and cfiltrcn-l1:0
Mass Conn. line (lat- sjdence Of
Gen Geo b. hCClean) For circulars apply to Irinci-
pal Mo- Inn
WILLIAM WALDECKER GRADUATE OF THE
w Leipzig Conservatory of MusiC). Teacher of Piano
Orpan and HARMONY. Residence lSU1 l3th street north
west. n5-im
THRIFNDS SELECT SCHOOL.
IL An Elementary and Hxh School FOR both sPyps
STREET between 18th and 18th streets northwest win
oIt1 NINTH MONTH Sept :Sd) Number OF students
limited. Superior advantages. Terms moderate An
plication be made at any time at school rooms
hon 9 a to p. IHOS w SIDWFJI
A':t4iH Principal.