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New-York tribune., 1884-12-31
FATALLY POISONED BY MEXICAN HIDE :.

Malachi DAILY. of No COS Jcforson-st. BROOKLYN,
has been working for the last seven years l0r O. C.
Hatch n de~eT IN hides at No. - Coolest. TINS
city. Two weeks ago Daly. VINO vas lightly be-
yond middle age was bale AMI hearty. He is now
dead from blood poisoning. This u; how II hap
pened. fortnig ght ago DAILY fell against bale OF
hides whlch had Just arrived frOn Mexico. In his
attempt to get up he grasped oAo OF number OF
skulls with the hOrns attached By TINS means
some of the po sonous ud found its way undar his
FINER nails SO long i. remained here II was
harmless. But Ddlv scratched himself with the
nails and made slight abrasion Cl the skin on his
arm. The poison then spread through his system.
The entire arm became great swollen. Day arm
was also scratched in his fall, although at the
time il was covered with % Il clothing. Iutinm1-
tiOn fIOm blood poisoning also arose At THIS poiIt
and in az aggTavai form. although the physician
vino attended MN - unable 10 count Tor TINS, as
the poison could not have reached tho skin through
the clothing Dly suifcfcd much before lis death
and was an ctcd with fits Ok dellruA and terrible
inward burning. which h. tired 10 allay Dy con p
stantly drinking ice-water-/ SSMIci Brandt and
Michael Donovan escaped death narrowly some
time ago account oi C. tect with the hides
while driver named samuel N3N Hams died III
few hours after bo ng poisoned ia this way.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-31

f,rrsh his own man. az the largo maps showed
outs,de boundarcs and each owner knew just what wh
portion of tins property was to be taken No
action was taken.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-31
II. PROUSE COOPER IN A QUIET RETREAT
A COMPANION OF F. WARD AND MISS r. JoNEs-"r

y
LIKES LUDLOW STREET JAZZ,
IJcnrv prouse Cooper the tailor, will cut his New
y,ars turkev Mud receive the compliments OF the
.eoson IN common with the other inmates OF Ludlow
Street JaiL Some time ago Jdly decided tua' nc
was able TO take care of himself and OF ms own
business Mr. Cooper. however, thought ne was
also capable of taking care of other peoples pnSi-
moss and violated the terms OF an lnJnhctlo "hio
enioiued him from III. erfeIing IN any manner WIN
-he business of Neary Prouse Cooper q 90 Owlng
10 The violation of the injunction the escapaues
which have lately brought HIM mo puoilc hotiee
will be curtal ed for at least thirty days ne VIII
also be compelled TO pay $i2o OF remain ia JAN un
til ii IL paid. :: ,o.or prooI
lie was arrested Monday evening in lower bfoai-
wav inst aftcr taking 4 drink ar a gro.-Snop, %.
Dcpuiv-Shcrifls McGOnigal asd Brown. lie Weht
ouiety to the Jail and spent the night III slowing
,tvxav ms wardrobe and IN calling upcn BECKY
Joncs whose calm face, he said, mate MIN con-
tented with his lot. ,:.-o,,,.r+s ond
lie is rather proud OF his recent achisyements ana
saws that he will vet he able TO boast oi having oc
cnpied a greater number Of bastllcs thah pe9ree
Francis Train ever thought OF. and III MS own an
ruape was not bora great, but nave achlsNcu
greatness and have had II thrust upon me III glc''t
Chunks" He sleeps peacefully IN the room "h'e
o,suped bv Tonne L. Cisnln. WIN po'tto VI
wskev under his pillow and hls best co nes hiie
ING on The cell dOJr. lie s2id c0uld GO oht to-
night bat what's the use? AVA accustomed 10 this
tL1ng AID think the most muaihceni thihS a'"u'
oar cltv IL the cheapness OF the to&rd mere thrI'
am I'M good company, for here Is fcrdn&Hu "aii'
t. greatest fnancier Of the 1 ueteenth century,
New-York tribune., 1884-12-31
LONG CRUISE OF THE ESSEN.

SAILING $4,000 MILES WITHOUT LOSING MAN
The United States man-oi-war EsseH, ns nrIor 'ua ~
home ward bound pennant. came up 'nc '' cha
sterday and proceeded to o,o ra rS, and has had
may and evcntful cruise. since shc ""N i wv.
commission in November. ISL sie nas IT, 1n
- 600 miles and circumnay gaied ny NV ii;ra
ianv,n, the United States she visited the Maul'"'
Canary aid Cape de Verde lslahT. ru,,niliJ r,",n
she went To the coast of liherA wl.eie slic I
a rebellion against the Iihcilah ',oN'' 80
intin,i lated several aggressive iin'' ~ NV -
Rrcr ssing the Atlantic. size went !" 'i'n.I -,
a, L.,e ah@ qnt fresh supply oi stores, hnu nv
w,n,leJ ia the ChIiinn naval settlement OF Snnly
PAINT IN Patagonia. Thence passing through J 'nJ
stats OF Magellan she toucheu NJ nlPn' ~ c as
,'ec1 olong tho coast of Chilli and icin y. i"i u" u"
rallan' This was while tie war between mn "uu @
Pom was ia progress and ~" Es'rN l1entlu'u 80 i
some months at tailao to- l9'k on' wv i s,ii.l fnr
of American citizens. In MAY, 49,, sh' h''''" wv
Janam storuiug nj tho Sandwich l7lnnd'. ...t
In tbn tnll ni isS3 the is-cTtNrnt " 'oiSe m e'"
made preparations for survey oi tnt ,tu"' ",'n,ici
hut The tnta n Canton cau"ri h'l w ''''l',. w f
nnd snnt thrtr tn protect the livr' ana rio"'N w
Americans ard aid ~ quirtint i'' nl"l",T th,
was then feei .se ,",Esi ,SqS ~ ON W ,hS IL Island Of
t'iae one at tho Natshal e'"hr FROM l.' l..,,I naII
iamit anolhct islpnd at tho s,'nh ru W. U,.t
,nnixe "rtsnna Including the Wilr ol tln NN
,,T,,r, al thn Ranior sho then returned I" hnvn"
WateIa aud on Anil H. l,Nl N1l,'" rn n"' .',
inland sen of Japan, and Naelnahh lhu H,,t
,h", Ln,s,,d her hnmowuul bound pehnhht ahu
started lof New-Nork. She t'hthru on Tue S"n ~ NV
Annoy, Hong kong, NmHalol'' ,",,ih, ,",nN' "nd ~
hinnr the ape ol Good Hope, -, llolrhh hhu ~
ThnInas. At Mo2amhlpue the 90. ot Tue Nm'l'thh. h
harks sican aud sarah ioha't o,ais'u -, '''r Inv.
pnrtngurso authorities with smuggling, was w
yestigaed srhe result Of the rrsld9nal e'T,'pn tpn
was learned at the Cane oi e'oon ilolr, to ~ nf
T,scx's thirty eight months ol cruising, III sP"" 80
tLc climatic changes undergone and the hecessalI
cvnosure of the officers and men, there nave ocoN
mo deaths and hut LITTLE sickness on board #
Tho officers of the Essex are: Commandcr' ~ IL
McCormick. commanding; EXccnt We othcrrll'e
tenant W. II. Parker, Chef Eng,Ieet ras,orf -
Yorke Iicntcnants Wainwright Kellogg KnIe
Rohnin. Corwin +. Ross and William NJ. irwin brwin'
Lieutenant of Marines. Otway g. BerTyniah, iHsSos'
lIannon n j. l.. : Ilalpine Edward Lloyd. j. Il. g.
Ritter and W. J. Sears. Assistant Engineers NJ
harrington. J. NJ Pickrel and J. Ii. Baker
New-York tribune., 1884-12-31

REPUTATION AT STRAK.-Mrs. Fussyhody
Those steak, You sent the other day not at all
tender, Mr. Clcaver Mr. tieaver: surprised to ear
that Mum Them steaks cut OF the nrst prize bul
lock al the Cattl, SHOW Mrs Fus-ybody; why the
prizes weren't awarded tho dAv you sent my sfeaks.
Mr CeaVcr. Course not--ln course not 'Es Won the
fret prize since thon.'- Fun.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-31
AnnonncemenlA

BLAIR's PHLS.-Grcat English Cont and
Rheumatic Remedy. Ova box Il r.glL 5c. Audraggsts.
Genuine Johann Hos Malt extract has N 1ire O Johann
HO0 aud MoTitz Eisuek - every h1tc nd1fsd bT
all physicians, Tor Rcra debility HcRasc o a.,leon&
New-York tribune., 1884-12-31
CoNDRMNING LANDS FOR PUBLIC PARKS

The Commission for assessing damages 10 Tue
lands conle nncd for public park purposes IN the
upper ward ( the city aud IN Westchester County
Yesterday ertained the property-owners who
woul anne Ar befOr, the Commission aId who their
attorg .vs we're. The room was flied with LAWYERS,
many of whom thought that the Commission should
supply maps by the CITY sur eyors showing the
a. tttstent nar,els Of land ndem ed as well he
large maps sho WING only the general outlines oth,
els believed nat the supply of such maps wonid
New-York tribune., 1884-12-31
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALNANAC
sun ri.es 20 sets i33 loon stA $40 AooIs ago. Ia "a
ulGu WATER TO-DAY.
LV-s lniy Hook 6:tl Gov Is,ll, 6i7 Isll Gate $40
PN.-sandy Hook 1903 dow lsEnd. 7'-6 He'll GAJe el3
New-York tribune., 1884-12-31
FOLEIGN STEAMERS DUE AT THIS PORT

0RT OF NEW YORK ..........T TU EsDAY. DEC. 30 1884
ARRIVED.
,..uer Egyptian Monarch (}r Morgan London Dec 10,
h dso passengers TO Patton. NcLers Co. Arrived
.tt
tAaner Lndgate Hin CIR. Allen. London IS days with
, henderson Bros. Arrived at the Bar at = a
New-York tribune., 1884-12-31
LOCAL MISCELLANY. Y.
BROTHERS AT VARIANCE.

.rrv,xc CONTROL OF THE BURDEN IRoN Co"r"
LARGE INTERESTS AT STAKE.
The effort of Isaiah Townsend urocn " =, ibe
the burden Iron Companys affair, pat;nns pat;Gu which
h;s heather James-A. Burden and ms associa,uo a
pronounce frivolous, but upon wnlch u spprtbcr
Injunction. restraining the declaring serdratts has
dividends and the payment ct oN,erutaY''' Tho
%esn oranted by Judge Peckham at Albany. ino r
comniant states that when the company WE wos w nf
gansed N Troy IN iTSi,d divided re between the
Lrnthers except four shares, two OF Wh.Cn VIZ
nomnay transferred to Jgsn 10 -. n,he, two
,.are no,nnaly transferred. one TO the NV ~;
William Irwin, of Troy, aud the otsei ~ w. h,on',"
Irwin. IT,, of thie city, TO whose sls'cr ''"'' ~
II ,s charged that these parte, have aetcd 20,
yether ains the ntcrestso of lsaiahi haNeuNei,eu
large sums of money 10 other uses paitN 10 s"s IN ~.
,bc iutorrits of some Of them ~ the HUDSON hNs,
Orr and Iron Company whose ohce - a' w; :, Z, 49,
tottlaNlt-st, an organization a.ns'9 =" W. ,osoon'
.,hatrnsard ctcumsl anccs and of douhliu' tesp'h-
s,h,ittv" aud partly to pay oNctdtaits msue Nv
James A. Burdcn Tor his private 1ser AMI e'lwV,a,W
"in carr, Ing on what IA called anu hn""",
n 49,, ""SN 300 ''s aeres o, mnd hclongne 10
,he company hy the erection at eoHtN oul9'nR' w,
harms slofchouscS. stables, cattle pena slio', n9u
im tIn nurehn,e and hreedmg of tho most costly
ontmaIs aud stock ot vatiuns k,sdt, hhd ~ w" ou'
VniIon of the rareAt plants aud noweiH nuts ah'l
rns, "f yarions kinds aud vegetables aud roots oi
ali klnds aud m the manufacture oi 'oI'oi ."u.
Ier aud other products, for he ndn sehcs peaS','
Hu % ,u" to cratifyp his desire 20 be knownas a
farmer al an expense TO the company "i ,Ni"uuo
wear II is further alleged that pretended diK
dcnd of II per cent has been declared whlio 'h9
"srnings did NOT Justify moro than per cent, ana
that James A. Burden being sick has leit tue man
arrment To Mr. Arts who Is " person OF no Pec"'
mary responsibility <, ~
The treasurer of the ore and Iron COMPANY yes
terday told a lmRUNr reporter that the assertion,
with regard 10 that company belng III eih3H o
,,n,nstonces and of doubtful rcspOn sibility were
false. and that James A. Burden was confined TO Ms
house bv severe Illness and could not be seen
L,cbard Irwin ir.. AZ No. 81 William ST.. decllneo
fo make any statement, declaring that II was
famiiv affair The Burden Iron Company employs
about . 800 men at its works IN Troy.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-31

LONDON Dec 3O-hrrved. steamer Yustraia tBrl, 40.
Richie from Boston Dec l@. -
IIgERrOoI- Dec 1O-Arrvfd. steamer iOunseilor tbfl
Lam from New orleans Dec T.
LfITH. pee 30-Arayci, steamer CflNc ibFi LSfu ron
Now. York Dec -. e..,
Liam: nee 3g-Passed steamers GlesdoTe 'Brl. ONeii
from savannah - her say - frrmo1; fennani
(Begj, Wcycr. NeTYOrk Dec - o1 er way 10 Ant
BiRrMoun Dec rr1ye steamer O.cais ,Br. Curtis
from Ne Y YOTk ! Ielfh.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-11

1OHN R KELLY,
81 DEALER On F1RsT-CLAss
BEEF LAMB. VEAL, MUTTON &c CORNEp REEF
ASPECIALTY
Stalls e2s 600 and $50 Center Market 9th street wry
and DOG and 2Os Northern Liberty Market. or address
Box u, City Post once.
Marketing delivered tree Of charge AL parts OF the
city. uar24
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n O q Ass
NINTH AND STREETS.
ANNUAL SALE OF COTTON UNDERWEAR.

In opening our Annual Sale Of Ladiss' Underwear. we
desire 70 cal tn attention Of our patrons " the follow
EVERY GARMENT WE OFFER IS OF OUR WELL
hF0WN MAhE Is mse fun size Is ReEsef m shape,
and move the goods rapidly.
&c z as, pfes e?Sa Lace trim med
CHEMIsE No. 10. Cluster-Tuck front, plain band
best cotton. 43c.
trimmed neck and sleeves best cotton. 47c.
CHEMIsE No "a. Five clusters Of fine Tucks, three
only Soc former price . ssc A '''0 '''@'eS
4. caEMI Isl No 80 Tucked Yoke. Fine Cambria Buff
25c.; former price, 81 &c.
RkaWf a No 81 Two clusters of tucks wide tuck
DIR, DRaWERS No % Two clusters Of tucks putans be-
DRAWERS No. " Two clusters of tucFs tucked
cambria r'ie trimmed with TorchOn lace only Sic
DIR WERs No. 4s. Cluster tucks. nDe cambria ruff
SKIRTS No %. Wide rrfie, with clrster tucks two
clusters Of tucks above, with wide tuck between s5c
S , No 40 Deep Cenbris Flounce. two clusters
OF tucKs ABOVE with cambria putting between only S9c
SHIFTS No loa Deep Fonnce, with two clusters Of
sncSs two clusters of tucHs above. with wide tuck b.
SKIRTS No % Wide Hem bias tuckng between
two clusters of tucks. 9oc.: former price, SI.I3
sK1KTs-WalEny, at <sc. Soc. Soc Csc Tic, 75c. &c.
NIGHT DREssEs-Feur clusters of .ucks, hna cam
pic rne trimmed neck aud sleeves lined yoke, asc
NIGHT DREssES-Lot 273 Seven rows insertion
and edge. two clusters Of tucks trimmed neck and
sleeves. ST only former price, Sl25
NIGHT DRESSES. Four clusters Of tucks. four wide
plcats and cambria rufie down front, trimmed neck
and sleeves. lined yoke, S147; former price 81. 49,
NIGHT DIRE SSES Four clusters OF tucks putting
tr;t,,a Hsmeufg down front taeks pusd. and
NIGHT DRESSES. Three insertion and edge
down front, trimmed neck and sleeves, former price
$3.50
NIGHT DRESSES. Four ten tuck clusters. five rows
insertions and edge. triu med neck and sleeves lined
yoke. 81. 10; former price Sl.45.
The above represent only four five garments in
each line Every garment in this department. hes been
reduced, and we believe the prices the lowest yet
named
DOUGLASS.
jail 500 s24 526 NTsTu STREET
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-11

We are overstocaed. The goods that ought to have
been sold are still on hand, and in order to sell the
stock at once have determined to reduce prices COST
SOME AT LESS THAN COST
SILKS DRESS GOODS. sATINs SILK PLUsHEs,
VELvETs BLACK AND CoLoRED CAsHMEREs.
SHAWLs, SKIRTS AND CLOAKS, SILK AND AL
PACA UMBRELLAS. BLANKETS, CAssINERES.
FLANNELS. SHEETINGS AND DOMESTICS of all
kinds
Also. Underwear for men, ladies and children Hosiery
Gloves Handkerchefs Dress Shirts and Canton Elan
nel Drawers. Immense stock OF Corsets, in great
variety, at cost
viii be OF interest to everyone in want Of the above
to call and notice the figures at which they viii be
marked.
I. BEHRENDS
jail sos SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-11

TEE sTAK VIII be issued as usual in double-sneet
Or eisht-page form tomorrow As these issues COM
nand an extra edition they are most acceptable to
advertisers, who VIII confer favor by sending in
ther orders early iesure insertion and classical
zion
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-11

TIE STAR called attention several days ago TO
the suffering III the District, due 10 the extremely
oOid and stormy weather. Public interest has been
awakened thereby TO the need OF help. and steps
Rave been taken 90 furnish 1t. The meeting called
1Cr Tonight at the Masonic Temple by the District
commissioners should be fully attended. State
ufsnts will there be made OF the facts of The siUua-
ton and az opportunity Be given for those who are
caafit&5-J disposed to contribute TO the relief OF
Che needy The peopls OF Washington have never
hailed To respond heartily to any well founded ap-
peal OF this sort, and there is no reason to doubt
that they viii come forward now With their usual
pfomptness, ready to give money or any other form
o. aid requisite % the relief Of the hungry saiver-
Ing poo &C this Indictment season The disrribu-
Ton OF the aims viii, no doubt, be entrusted 10
persons OF experience and Judgment, who Will see
that there is no waste or instruction OF the fund
The fully organized Associated Charities have done
excellent work in the past. and would seem TO he
the proper channel the distribution Of the relief
funds. aided by the police force. could give in
teiIgent advice Us TO the merits Of the cases OF
appeal Tor charity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-11

confidence Is expressed that tie Senate VIII
rally tie commercial treaty with Mexico, but the
kins or L,I@ Ter doing - expires next week.
saturday, aud a. the document touches Ssthe
Only hVin- issue, u LAY arouse such opposition al
'oleia 70 It's defeat The chic; objection 10 the in
ssrvInnt IS ri-e b. ;he Louisiana SUGAR interest
Who fear TIE competition or Mexico undsr tbe
treaty II Is SAD however, that these objection.
nave Oees. 10 degree a. least met and overcome
IL so its Chance OF Ratification Is good
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-11
The Personal Tax Question,

An analysis OF the character of personal property
No" taxed In the District, returned to the asses
Dor, shows the following items: Money, repre-
Ented by cash and securities. In hand, Ss75.OO0:
household effects, 1898 500; insurance, gas, Street
railroad and stocks OF other corporations, hotel
Furniture, &c, 50 0ie. $40 merchandise valued by
dealers making returns, = .sa4 .S)1 Total personal
property. s1 0S2.44S With the exception of the two
nsst items, asSregattng S1,I0S00Q, or about one
tenth OF the whole, the entire remainder of nine
tenths will continue to be taxed under the new
license oi, though 10 q different and more accepta-
Ole form. The figures above conciusiyey refute the
senseles cry that the proposed change unloadS the
eUrthen q the rich upon the poor
Then, again. every licensed dealer includes his
outlay for license as part Of mis- expenses and con-
SUMMERS are reverted the inevitable proposition
OF political economy that they pay all impOsts
The strength or the license bill lies In the desire
or the people who pay the taxes that they should
BE- allowed 70 pay them IN that way.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-11

man IN vienna Is accused or robb,no and the,
numbering four girls he Is neither young nor
good loosing, but he Is certainly great laay-
killer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-11

After soma delay the Commonwealth Club. of
Philadelphia, " hich banqueto Carlisle on the nine
reenth instant, has broadened It's initiation TO In
Guide ''puah@r' Ncrrison- But IL draws the line az
WatJerSOn-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-11

III there Is arg one proposition connected with our
civil Se-v7ce business upon which the whole cOun-
Try ought % b. agreed il is the reasonabeness
and Justice of the lettercITTiers plea TO Congress
asking - b. put upon an equal footin. with other
government employees, as to leaves of absence and
IN incre5t1e OF their working force. No branch OF
government Seryiceis harder worked more faithful
or poorer paid than the letter carriers upon whose
actiTliE, intelligence and Integrity 80 much de-
lends Doth IN business and domestic life; and 10
person should. and We trust DO one does. be-
gTu1@e them reasonable relaxation from their ar
0lous and eXaetin, duties Congress ought TO not
C1.E grant their request, as made but It might
With great propriecy g j step farther. and add
little something 10 ther present rates of pay That
Is measure that the whole country would very
cordially approve.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-11
STOCKTON HOTEL. CAPE NAY

This hot1 the largest. most imposing and best con-
sructed OF all the hotels the Atlantic coast costing
nve hundred Thousand dollars, contains nearly 40
chsm0ers with Gil necessary reception rooms lsrlors
elc calabe of accommodating eight hundred guests
aua pa'le qnliic room ana kitchen facilities for
efal hundred more: IL thorough re- air With perfect
drainage system renewed last year by dis3ng
sanitary engineers ~ a large outlay.
he furaiture Ii kept in frstcass condition. linen
and tablswAre-fulIy Up to the stands M of any .irt
class hotel-valued at $50 CO., large additions having
On hand TO accommodste its full capacity of guests
ihe grounds are large the house faces the OCEAN with
other Properties
The company owning this property believing
ment by individual ownership Of one or more thors
iy competent hotel NELL who would run il 10 its fu
capacity thereby accomplishing the original object vi
One-thlrd OF the purchase money TO fe in cash an
balance on bond and mortgage. Applications may lie
WIN TAYLOR. Treasurer.
At the Office OF the Pennsylvania r. r. company.
tas-ln Philadelphia
RDs FOR PURCHASE. IN BULK, OF STOCK AND
January 10th lss1 Lease OF PREMISES Or eonfnusd
lars sppy 70 als saa al 0if rsesyed Eg 'su
das-eodtjlo Assignee s2s street northwest
WESTERN FARM LOANS AND SCHOOL BONDS
FIRST Glass Mortgages " sums OF $500 - - 900
sse 6y He to net pr X sent school Bonds Of
seml- annually principal and interest payable in New
Keferences-John r. Hill, President Ninth National
Bank. n: Y; ". II. Nazro Cashier, do. Preston kean
4 Co., Bankers. Chicago. IL: Hon Edward : Esty
Cashier First National Bsnk. Ithscs II En ner
Wlliamspcrt Pa.
For partculars inquire Of C. S Bundy 4ss louisiana
CE EMERY.
oI3-lm Maroa, Mlnois.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-11

The Senatorial contest in Mary land seems at this
stage 10 pe anybody's game There are a large
NUMBER Oh R!chnOndS LII the field. with 10 one e.
peciaIlE prominent Speaking in equestrian
view. IL IS GrrOule against the dark horses Until
Within day OF two the boom was for keattng
put his strength seems TO BE- fading. The eastern
Shore insists that the ndidate should come from
Its section. but cannot agree on who the man shall
De- Robinson has the largest open backing, but he
j. closely followed b. Wilson. with Thomas good
third The republicans are talking OF nominating
10 candidate. but throwing their votes for some
democrat who Will promise to treat them with
grateful consideration The baloting begins Tues
day.
IN hentusky new clement has entered into the
CONFLICT from the apparent willingness OF Speaker
Carlisle 70 let his friends use his name While
taking noslare IN the canvass, The Speaker feels
under no obligations to forbid his friends from
pushing his claims, and If elected he would no
doubt, very willingly accept the senatorial Office
even II tle continued ascenillcy OF the democrats
u the House admitted as reelection to the chair
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-11

III i said that Mr. Matthew Aruud. While IL,
Boston, s,ca eiccUtlon lessons under Professor
SAorcLlI- u AndoEer--N- !. EteIs..g Post
Il IS said also that he intends taking Lessons IN
pugfhsn4 under Professor Jonu l. sullivan OF Esr
ward, anieSs the American newspapers let up ON
hin Z little.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-11

We are now The Thru country IL The world for
aggregate beer drinking. Germany leads with q
production Of 27S,OoO gallons, England follows
Flth syo,9s5,1e0 and We CON. next. a bad or good
Third. with 31J.750O0 The per clDita thirst OF our
peoPle Is, however, small compared with that of
several countries IN Germany the consumption
ier hesii Is i344S quarts yeaT. or there are four
o. I'VE gllsses IN i quart. about two glasses day
Tor every MAJ, y oman and child IN the country
ihs rate iOr Belgium. however IS even higher the
c'iIst-nptiCr there being 1861 quarts per head
England h third, with u ra5e or Es5 TO- and then
there Is TOp - g. ~. The rate in Denmark. our
average Consumption Il OILY 21i5 quarts per year.
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4. SAKS d CO.,
RETAILERS OF THE FINEST CLOTHING.
jag s1e AND sls SEVENTH STREET.
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Inc farmer has beaten the miner ia the California
souTts- For l"aS time the debris OF hydraulic
IahiLlS Las r2uret down Ike = mud eruption from
the go-d ami silver mountains that overhany the
sacramenJo valley, and /. has becone finally q
right Tor the survival OF the ffJtest The court now
decides that the mining companies have not the
right 70 prosecute their business la way 10 ruin
The property Of their neiShhors- The peculiarly
Issues al stake are enormous as the decision vrtu
ally puts an injunction on mining In the Sierra
Nevadas- The case viii undoubtedly be- appealed
u the supreme Court. 80 that d final decision Is
srll some years distant