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A Race with whale.

Tho hes; smoking tobacco is "Little
Joker"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-24

inspired by 50 many OF the most inspiring Incl
dents OF the revolutionar, struggle fGreat cheer
lngl Thanking you again, gentlemen. for your
applause
Col Dickey then Introduced Hon. Ellis II.
hootrts OF tica- Mr Roberts congratulated the
the foremost American, the REPRESENTATIVE OF
American labor, the re ognlzed champion OF pro
.ecaon 70 American Industry. 4 he man who, more
tlan any other. reprssented the Idea OF intense
AmeIicanlsin tGrtat Cheeringl You have come,
Su MI ROBERTS, 10 see the successor OF the repub-
nSn mont w SO Sse NJ You viii vote as t5s ,Ss
marpred Lincoln would vote II he were alive to-
Gay. loud cheers You Will vote General
VIII vote as eN-Preside1 HAYES will vote fCheers.l
lou viii vote a. Chester A. Arthur Will vote
great eheeringl. AMI You viii vote as Garndh
".u'u vote II he were living tIireat cheering.l
As the train starteu the crowd rushed up 20
snake hands ana )are-iooted boy climbed up 10
& one pia'iofhl' hanging on desperately. Mr.. Blaine
quickly TOOK The little fellows extended hand,
SHOOK III warmly, AID the 10y dropped & amid
the shouts OF the crowd At the Iompkins hat
factory on the out ,krts OF Flshkill, the employees
were gathered on he roof and al the windows and
a huge sign Was displayed Win the words roughly
painted thereon: "Sold FOR Blaine and Logan
anree Thousand Cheering People at
Pcughkcepsic.
RHINEBECK. Sep en- ser e4-At pouchleens,e a
uehse mass OF people thronged the tracks fronting
the station, while the street over the tunnel Above
was crowded. IL Is estimated that sap nersons
We're present Cannon on the hillside fired a sa-
lute ana band played as the train stopped The
police Kept The crowd irum the Platform Mr.
Blaine appeared with McSsrs Warren ana vroo-
man, ana cheer after cheer arose. Mayor White
OF Poughkeepsie, introduced Mr. Blaine as the next
President oI the United States and was loudly
cheered Mr Blaine said: alt has fallen
10 my lot on several occasions In the past
TO visit your beautiful city and 20 partake
OF It's oounteous hospitality. ] am glad once moro
10 greet yoa and 10 accept your welcome | have
only the pleasan test memories OF nv mast yisits
and am sure hat shall carry away Today still
pleasanter memories OF the kindly greeting you
nave given me- bid you good bye" [Enthllsias-
Tic applause lion- Chauncey Depew was then in
troGuced and made a speech on the tarfn ISSUE
which seemed Il please the audience greatly. Judge
Ilatt carpenter. Congr sslnan ketcham, John T..
Eagle L. y. Howell, personal friend OF Mr. Blaine
with a number " other roughkcepsians; also Mr.
+. i. Clark editor or the Kingston Freeman and
:. ID. Coyken0all, OF Kingston, welcomed Mr.
Blaine TO The city. He shook hands with al who
called
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Politicians at Work.

MOVEMENTS OF THE cANDIDATEs-sTATE coNvEN-
TIoNs-CONGREssIoNAL NOMINATIONS, ETC.
In Philadelphia Mr. Blaine held public recep-
tion at the Union League club yesterday afternoon
In the evening he reviewed the republican parade,
and was heartily cheered by those in line He left
for New York at 9:35 D. M, on special train. Mr.
Blalnes route through Ohio is as follows: He Will
enter the state Friday, September e. by way Of
AShtabula and PaineSvflle to Cleveland; thence by
way Of Elyria, Norwalk and Fremont to Toledo:
thence to Sandusky, via FOstoria; thence to Day.
ton via Tiflin, Kenton, Bellefontaine, Urbana and
Springheld: thence to Cincinnati, via Hamilton
thence via Xenia, to Columbus; thence to BellaIr,
via Newark and GAINESVILLE. passing out OF the state
dn Sct4Der 4 4 e he VIII spend one night in Cleveland
Tuesday night at Dayton, Wednesday and Thurs
day at Cincinnati. Friday night at Columbus, and
The Delaware democratic convention yesterday
renominated Representative Lore for Congress,
and adopted platform, endorsing Cleveland and
AT special meeting of the Pennsylvania repub-
l1can state committee yesterday, Gen. VIM. Lilly,
of Mauch Chunk was chosen to fill the vacancy on
the electoral ticket caused by the death OF Judge
John Leisenring
Gen. Logan and others addressed large republl-
Hon. Larkin d. Mason has accepted the guber-
% material Ia nomination OF the prohibitory party OF
A Blaine and Logan pole was raised at Aqua,
The Young Republican club of Brooklyn de-
Logan
Gen Butler spoke In Lawrence, Mass, to q large
crowd last night.
The following congressional nominations were
made yesterday: Eighth Missouri district, Henry
Plus, republican; Andrew F. Brown, greenbacker.
Tenth Massachusetts,, James E StabroOk, demo-
crat; nineteenth Pennsylvania, B. F. Seitz, repub-
ncan
The South Carolina republican convention met
YESTERDAY at Columbia VIM. j. Whipper, q colored
lawyer. was chosen temporary chairman. The COM
mittee on credentials retired to adjust the claims
OF contesting delegations and did not finish their
work.
The democratic campaign in South Carolina was
opened yesterday by mass meeting at P1ckens
Court House, which was addressed by Senators
Hampton and Butler and several OF the Candidates
for state Offices and Congress
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The Great Telephone Suit.


THE BELL AND DRAWBACK DISPUTE AS TO PRIORITY
OF INVENTION
The important telephone case OF the Peoples
Telephone company holding the Drawbaugh
patents against the Bell Telephone company, to
decide the question OF priority of patents is now
being heard In the q. 8. court In New York Large
sums of money are involved, and both sides have
an array OF distinguished counsel Ex-senator
Conkling, Z. N DickersOn, and j. j. Storrow win
speak for the Peoples company, and Senator Ed
munds and ex-Judge Hill for the Bell company.
The The argument % IN the case Is expected to occupy
from ten days to two weeks 1t was opened by
Mr. Storrow, OF Boston, yesterday. Mr.. COnkling
TOOK occasion to nod his head approvingly several
times while his colleague was speaking. Prof.
Bell kept his eyes 1ntenty fastened on the speaker
and occasionally looked at some OF the books from
which he had quoted. Ex-Judge Hill looked calmly
expectant OF victory while Senator Edmunds, with
wrinkled brow, kept his eyes on the table at which
he sat, but gave his ears to Mr.. Storrow. George
Q. Gorham was among the interested listeners
Drawbaugh has Is or 20 patents in addition to that
for which he made application In 1880, and which
Will remain in abeyance until the present suit Is
decided The decision OF this court Is not likely to
is involved II is estimated that the profits on the
telephone business OF the country are equal to per
cent on 100000 Though the Peoples Tee-
phone company was organized In 1880. 1t has done
no business yet In view Of possible victory, 1t
has sold territorial rights to six companies which
! cover the country from Maine to California.
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THE pROHIRlTIoN CANDuDarE.
81. John Coming East-He Expects q
Million Votes.

TOPEKA, KAN, September 24.-John r. St John,
the prohibition candidate for President In this
city yesterday, but his presence attracted no spe-
cial attention conference was held with him by
The members OF the prohibition state central COM
mittee, when LIey discussed proposition OF NOM
mating another candidate for governor In the
place OF A. Is. Jetmore. who was nominated but
up another candidate, but who, was not decided.
Mr ST. John lit last night for the east and viii
make speeches In Ohio, New York, Pennsylvania,
Indiana and III inois unt the cath of October then
return 10 has As, and from that time until the day
oi election proceed 10 stir up the situation here.
lie VIII Orlng i've or six prohibition speakers with
him 10 canvass the state. The governor Saws he
VIII receive more votes In western New York and
portions OF Ohio than either Blaine or Cleveland,
ana 1eelS conn lent that his vote throughout the
COUNTY, WIN zach one million.
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Fearing Personal Violence.

AGENT KEYS COMPLAINT AGAINST SAMUEL LLOYD.
Mr.. Winter P. Key, agent Of the Society for the
Prevention Of Cruelty to Animals, appeared before
Judge Smell, in the Police Court, this morning. as
complainant against MI. Samuel Lloyd proprietor
OF the Is oeRt baggage express, who was charged
with making threats Of personal violence towards
Mr.. Key. AS the defendant was not ready for trial
the case was postponed until the Sd of october. At
the instance Of Mr.. Key Lloyd has been arrested
several times for cruelty to animals He was
arrested the last time for working horse under a
worn-out collar, through which an iron bolt rubbed
the horses neck. For this offense Lloyd was fined
by Judge Mills, from which sentence an appeal was
taken, and Mr.. Key held the collar to use as evil
dence In the upper court Mr.. Lloyd objected to
this proceeding, and there has been i'll feeling
between the parties in consequence Mr. Key states
that last night Lloyd followed him around to
various Places although the latter denied doing So
At last he went in a drugstore, where Lloyd again
followed him. and theE he went to BarkerS under
taking establishment, where as he feared an
assault he drew his pistol laid it on the telephone,
and sent for q police officer, who placed Lloyd
under arrest. 1t Is understood that the matter
will be compromised.
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General Foreign News by Cable
UNEMPLOYED woRHNES IN FRANCE

PARIS. September 24-The workingmen OF Lyons
have presented an appeal To Prime Minister Ferry
urging him 10 open the government ship building
yards and so provide work for the starving labor
erS Prime Minister Ferry replied that he had no
power in the premises, but would refer the Ques-
ton to VI. aldeck- Rousseau minister OF the lnte-
rior IL is s. ated that thousands OF work1nRmen
are out OF employment, and there are apprehen-
sions that noting may occur.
FRENCH FORT IN MADAGASCAR
PARIS, Seq tember 24.-Advlces from Madagascar
state that tie French forces who occupied the Bay
OF Passandove. August 8, have erected Q fort on Q
commanding site on the shore.
FRFNCH TROOPS IN T0SQUIN SICK.
PARIS, September 24-The Prancdis reports that
as many as 500 OF the French troops In TonQuin
sick. II asserts also that Chinese troops have
spread the northern portion OF the province 0f
Quany Yen, In northeastern TonQuin, and are levy
Ing contributions upon the Inhabitants
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-24

CTR TEE Best
THE CONCORD HARNESS."
THE CONCORD COLLAR
we have on haod larg stock # the Celebrated CON
CohD HAhNESS.n Of all kinds and description,
at Lowest Prices.
" Coupe, Carriage aud Road Harness a specially
LUTZ BRO,
4y7 Pennsylvania Avenue,
Adjoining National Hotel.
unks and satchels in variety at lowest prices
nveiy seruine CONCORD HAHNESS has makers
-Ae A-4o lr<oe- -uaArk stamped ON It HyN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-24

HORSE RACES YKSrHRDAY.-The winners at
Louisville yesterday were Lady OF the Lake Saia-
ria, Reroke, Lady Wayward and Billy Gilmore
At Brighton Beach the winners were Eldorado, Lit
TIE Dan. Wave o Light Frank Runyon and lrish
King.
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Capt. JOhnsOm's Revenge
HR FOLLOWS FoR WEEKS md FINALLY KILLED nm
lAN WHO RCINED HIS WIFE.


aAS WHO RUINED HIS WIFE
dispatch from Haysville, Tenn, states that
Captain E T. johnson killed Major Edwin
Henry, who had caused letters to be printed 10
1ecting upon the memory OF Captain Johnsonb
wife, who committed suicide last November. John.
son left Gre nvflle Monday night about Q O'Clock
in company with colored man In a buggy, armed
with a dcube-barrelled shotgun, and went Q dis
tance OF tweave miles He found Henry In q store
and fired W on him without warning. The nrst
shot took eject In the body and the second In the
temple. Henry died instantly. johnson surren-
dered-
The beginning OF the AFFAIR was IN Q scandal
more than "A year ago. Henry seduced the wife of
Johnson at Greenyille, and when the matter be-
came public Mrs johnson went TO India napolis 20
her friends Major Henry followed her there, and
her son threatened 70 shoot him The son then
informed his father, who was then al Knoxville
A correspon 1ence between Capt johnson ana hls
wife ensued, IN which she acknowledged her guilt
and soon al er committed suicide, being insane C
the time. .Jehnson swore 20 k1ll Henry on 6ent
but Henry eluded him until yesterday. Capt
johnson bel the ONCE OF q. claim comTnisaonec
and he and lbs wife boarded at the same hotel IN
Greeny1le where Henry boarded Henry Vas
about nifty years old. and had q wife ana chfdrca
In New yorx
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-24

TROUBLE BEGINNING IN THAT STATE ALREADY.
The Louisiana state registrar o1 voters, Robert
Brewster, was arrested yesterday In New orleans
on affidav1ts made by George p. Davis and L A.
Adams, U. s. election supervisors, charging him
with hindering and preventing them from free at
tendance at the place or registration I'm the parish
OF orleans, and from free examination and In
specton OF The registration records and from copy
Ing the same. Mr. Brewster was obliged 10 give
ball In 5000 He has called the attention OF the
grand jury now In session TO the action OF the
supervisors, and says he will endeavOr to have
them indict d for s'false Imprisonment and mali
ciously attempting TO Interfere with him 10 the dis
charge OF his Official duties
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-24

HE-No TEA
MARTIN GILLEr co.'s BALTIMoREa
BE NO ADVERTISEMENT
FoR THE WEEK ENDING SKPTKMBKR 18th.
AT LAST
HE-No begins to gana foothold in Washington
1t is succeed ng. The people are finding out that
a humbus after all, but just what it Is
represented to be.
ArD WHAT'S THATs
Why simply pure Tea Of the choicest drinking
quality q moderate price. and IN the same natu-
raj condition that Cinnamon Of the better class use
Tea in China
IsHE-Nom made differently from other Teas, Why
do you say Let it come to . boil" Does not boil
ing spoil Tea!
BECAUSE
HE-No being composed entirely of the young
and tender leaves. which do not contain the bit
principle that older leaves do. boiling will not
hurt it, the contrary, the longer He No Is lett
to draw ~ the better il is.
HE-NO
Tea for sale by grocers in the original metal lined
Packages Il h. u ID. and ID. sizes-The trade sup
Piled by
MARTIN GILLET CO.,
Established 1S1D,
SEQ Baltimore
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-24

Ex-G0v. PAGE INDIcTKD-The grand Jury for
Rutland, Vt, yesterday found indictments against
ex-Gov. John O. Page, of that state, TOR embezzle-
ment OF $4b 900 president OF the Rutland Railroad
company. joel n Haven, formerly treasurer OF
for over issuing the stock OF the road to 8 large
amount
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-24

THE STOCK MARKET FIRMER THIS MORNING.
NEW YORK, September "a, Wall Street.-The
stock market this morning has been nrmer espo-
clally for Lackawanna, Union Pacific, Northern Pa
clflc preferred and the grangers The advance In
prices ranged from \ TO / Il per cent
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

w AoARD.
oks Of the nomination Of candidate for the
forna has been entirey without knowledge
sa IN
such trave;ty as that above alluded To-
Sandy sFrns, sfMs: Nd. T. Is, 1857 snoA1Nl' d A It:
L. kn.s;:I spEc1Ah IL SqI1cE-IHE TURKISH AM AND
h e 1s ssrf sn pI
UkDAY. September ~. DIR. n L BOtEE Co. It.
W Columbia in favor Of the election Of Cleveland
and and Hendrcks National Democratic Commi tee
ton tn o funds in this and has him
Of
Those desiring to contribute can do in person or
81 NJ nrs's Thos tkE1IkHs TInkM of Waterloo Iowa.
ai aa H
Also MokNfSG S0 snd os.cf I
OF % each lecture
v TS%s
thursday Eveni9g-sub bect-Immortality is it Con-
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NSs II The in the but
ths S
All are invited No collection se2i-4t.
~ SPECIAL NOTICE
Having secured the services Of Mr.. VIM B. RED
GRAVE late Wholesale agent or several large western
ds5s CopIastors and Carpenters White Pine and
me- Lumber OF al Sizes from Uppers to Cus. in
iAsg IHmSsF ssnia I1ne2 Of all Sizes
Estimates cordially given Prompt delivery and sat-
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se24 lTh street and Maryland avenue s.w.
~ B1BB's
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fsns sSt % nnf Sss refarnea S
from tour of observation abroad VII x Ills Obser
modes of Grating and Fungus Diseases"
sezs-2t' wM j. coGAN, Secretary.
~e AMEETING OF THE pAPERHANGERs' AS
- sociation will be held at Moore's Hall. tPTEM
BER 18th, at o'clock. The election OF officers will
take place. All members requested to be present
se20-s&w2ts
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S At 1425 New York Avenue
Are receiving new and handsome designs III the line Of
Gas Fixtures se20-lms
r-P PoIQMAC STEAMBOAT CoMPANY.
iTdPonrAS'T SSTISEsSMASsE %F ,sMShLbSEE q :
George Leary carrying the o s. mail will leave wash
ngton on Tuesdays thursdays and Saturdays at $50
pm from 7th wharf. Returning will leave Norfolk,
Va from Boston wharf on Mon lays, Wednesdays and
Fridays, at p
Steamer stops at Piney Point and Cornfeld Point,
going and returning.
sel9-l5t WM. P. WEIGH Gen. Agent
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LIEUT.. NJ. A. SHUFELDT, Of the navy, son of Rear
Admiral Shufeldt, returned to Washington to-day.
He has recently been making explorations in Mada-
gascar, and taking great many interesting photo
grapaS OF the natives and scenery OF that country.
he Will make report to the Navy department on
the subject
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Washington. News and Gossip

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal reve-
nue., s226, ,6S5; customs $SO651a
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Capt. l. A. Kimberly has been
ordered to examination for promotions; Charles E.
Rommell has been commissioned an assistant en-
g1neer in the navy from july l. 1884
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-24

THE WOLFF COMET GROWING BR1GHTER-Prof
Edgar Frsby, OF the observatory, has observed the
Wolff comet during three successive nights He de-
scribes it as having very bright, perfectly formed
nucleus, and says 1t is growing brighter. He can
not say whether it will become visible to the nakek
eye until further observations Of It have been
made.
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Murder or an Acctdentl

THE coR0NERs INQUEST on THE BODY OF JOHN WASH
INGToN-A WOUND ON THE FOREHEAD
coroner's inquest was called at II O'Clock this
morning at the undertaking establishment OF
MessrS Jos. c. and John W. Lee, 332 Pennsylvania
avenue northwest, to inquire to the death Of
John Washington, colored, who was run over by a
western bound train at Terra Gotta on Monday
night last, and was subsequently brought to this
city and sent to Providence hospital where he died
from the effects OF the injuries received The jury
Messrs. H. H. Blackburn, John A. Shaf1ield, Peter
B. Meridith, II. O. Noyes, VIM. Hagemann and
Richard Schneider-were summoned to view the
remains at Mr.. Lees, after which Coroner Patter-
son stated to the jury that he had been unable to
get any witnesses except one, the uncle OF the de-
ceased, Frederick Alexander, whose testimony was
hearSay alone He had been out to Terra Gotta
and had gathered all the light he could. The en-
gneer OF the western express train had no knowl-
edge OF the accident and kept on his course, and
was now out west somewhere. Through the tele-
graph he had been heard from, but could give no
particulars of the accident The train did not stop
at Terra Gotta.
Frederick Alexander was called and testified
ington was "a years old, had wife and two chill
dren living at Terra Gotta; he born in Virginia
and was employed by Mr.. lynch Witness yester-
day went out to the works and learned from de-
ceaseds father-in-law and from the station-keeper
that Washington on Monday night went to a
was in the habit Of going, and started home about
II O'Clock, going along the track towards Terra
Gotta. Witness learned from the station-keeper
and stated that he was going home. He left there
soon afterwards. The accident happened about
half-past II O'Clock, as at that hour the express
passes.
Here the case rested, as there was no other wit
neSseS- The jury and coroner then consulted and
concluded to adjourn the inquest until tomorrow
at O'Clock at the seventh precinct station In the
meantime the Station-keeper at Terra Gotta will be
summoned, who can, perhaps, give more light on
the matter.
Deceased had an ugly looking wound across his
Iorehead extending into the hair on top OF his
head, suggestive OF foul play, and more light is
needed before the INQUIRY is closed.
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THE THET1s was taken out of dock at the Brook
lyn navy yard, the 23d instant and the Alert put In
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