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I'd Edition.
Latest TGlGgranS to The Star
RCGG RECAPTURED.
The Escaped Murderer Caught in q
Church this Afternoon.

HUNTERS POINT, L. l., Feb. 2O.-Rugg was cap
tured at Winfield in church. at about O'Clock
to-day. He came In by train and was taken to the
courthouse.
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MI. Henry Bergh, who was prevented by tern
porary illness from attending the promenaqe con-
cert and hop, given at The navy yard MoLdly even
Ing for the btneft vi the $ T. c. A. Yesterday
wrote letter TO Col. and MIS-. C. G. McCawley. eX-
pressing his regret at not being able TO be present
he expressed satisfaction At the unqualified SUCCESS
which attended the efforts OF the members OF the
society
The girl Nollie O'Hare, who was before the Police
Court November oath last. for assault and bat
terry 0y throwing r!triol on Win. Ziegler, wlo she
Claimed TO have seGuced her under promise OF mar
rage, IS IN Columbia Lying-in Asylum where She
has given birth 10 a girl child.
The case az inst Emanuel Tect charged with
Keeping secondhand store and Junk ShOD and
refusing TO allow detective officer TO search his
shop for stolen goods. Was called In the Police Court
this morning. Ii WAS shown that the license WAS
In the Maine OF his daughter and the case was dis
missed.
.ThUs. j. Reed ct al. have fled bill against r. IL
". Reed ct al, for the sale II par, lC H. sJuar4
2 for the purpose Of Partition and distribution OF
proceeds.
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NEW YORK, Feb. 20.-The Brooklyn authorities
have completed all their arrangements for the re-
cep1on OF the bodies OF De Long and his cOmpan-
Brooklyn tower OF the bridge salute OF minute
guns Will be fired at Fort Greene. The bells OF the
churches and at the City hail will be tolled The
Brooklyn aldermen will attend in body. and have
furnished model OF the Jeanette in flowers, Inch
Will be placed on the caSketS.
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PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
IC IHE NORTH. WEST AND SOUTHWEST

The } E95nsfzzr HEss aS HGg5 FrHwrs7
siij k4IEs fi StESfE EQ8f hSakSEH
n EifECT HOsKMbtk 18TH. Iso;3.
T., ts,t OF s:xTH 4ID Is s1EkIIs IS Lows
S:ia!.cs sIet1: tars fi9s ~ INIT ,Prss
4,a u, daily; With >! ePir< Cars from Harrisburg
isc- Cars to P.,s AS 81 eo, m as Hly, ~. ~,
slacaEo. via Columbus and {: St L. s p r. K. with
daily; tS5 Pits, rTE snd the We I'VE WITH
TAsiiA0 f "a AND T ti5S e R.TS.n
H Ls.e C4I.sndaitus. Rochester buffalo. Niazar,
Washington to asIs s sd MI, ralafe Gs
al . Ay-Iig as..in;on Oh Saturday night VIII
T.. .hsI sport Lex Haven and Elmira. a, s:4oA m
1S Ssl ~, w NJ sunday DAY r.s.
o. 1t 70 AZ II y. I n On sunday &c Io00and
Il fcst5T ~iicat ckar .,q is p T. every week a,v
Iss Irsoi.5n al through trains connect a. 1er.
~ - NH ioIts Of Bz9oklsL Annex. se:ordils
is5. acro-. York CITY -'''''is '0n''s Ter
80 - ~ ~ = Az. loo n - co 1000
In RCD EAIress 40 a Il, daily. except sunday 49,
.tv 49, a. SO 80 90 and j. a In 'a ~, 40 40
sundsy s40lo;'Os n.A 60 ~ 49, 1906 and IL rs
ftl loIes Greek I-re. TO = l. AID 4lOp III, daily
1oI AnnalDIls. 20 and 40 7 n daily cxcep.sun
ALLNANbEIA AND IREDETICKsBUEG RAIL
Ma ASR AlLAANDLIA AND WAsHINt.ToN
Fer Ht7ald1ia & So. 30 e.9t. Hos and Imam
20s. 4.l. 80, ~. ard Il ~ pI.i III suudaV..
j q hitlncna and lie sCuti 8 and !! 60 AIN daily
, tlG - ! Il, CAY eI.,I ~ cay 5000
sLL lC..O an. o. > % a. : 10 az aud n -
aId I2:lo u..driEht- e.. sul.uay % aud 10 10
1.tts AID information at The oce northeast corner
e. II street and fenIsyl'shls avenue AID the
sss' L. eesura,lop iroI.. Il tells ana ,esiueHca-
X. MOOD. ttlelsi Passenger Agent
CEAS. L ICGA NAllaA-I MI
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cor. RErnrNE,s RopY srRRnxnxR,

Col BETHUNEs BODY SURRENDERED 10 Hrs
fhHER-At Wilmington, Del, yesterday, the jury
IN the case or Col j. q. Bpthune, who WAS killed on
The railroad In that city Saturday night returned
verdict OF accidental death. MIS- Stutzbach thu
alleged wife OF the deceased was present and made
an attempt to assault William Huldreth, OF New
York. counsel for the dead man, but was seized by
the coroner and hurried into the street The body
was given TO the father OF the deceased and taken
TO WarrentOn, Va, for burial
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A DUEL About MEIssoSlERs PICTURE OF

DUEL About MISSIONER PICTURE OF Mrs.
MAckEY.-A current topic Ia Paris Is the dispute
between Mrs. Mackey and MelsSonier In regard to
her portrait painted by the latter The price paid
for the portrait was 65OO0 francs MrS Mackey
was dissatisfied with the likeness which her .ends
called caricature, and she burned the picture
MISSIONER. resenting remarks o. the Ga,dots wrote
10 the editor that he would nght Meyer the Gd,lofs
critic II he (Mei>sonerl were So Instead OF Is years
OF age N. Meyer replied that Meissoniers son
should take his fathers place and be ready 10 fight
MIN tie VIII send friends 10 arrange a duel with
Me!ssnnar
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r AIDES.

develop the FORM by (never fails) and
increase or reduce the desh scientifically also Remove
fermAnenuy smallpox FITTINGS. Freckles. Wrinkles,
Aoies and superhuous hair. Compilations Bleached Or
ATusueauy hssutaned Full particulars &C. Address
MADAME n. LATOUR,
o17-w&s 2146 L~xtnston avenue, New York
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York Stock Market.
The following are the opening and closing prices
of the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
by special wire to II. Ii. Dodge, 539 18th street:
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ol7-wks

ErOR THE BEST AND CHEAPEST LADIES' WRAPS
Il 70 TO 736 7th street. J. Il. kOUN0P0 BE da6os All
competitors ana ssau gives ksxxail,s and PrussntA
GxL.3kp
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-02-20

FREE BREAKFASTS FoR voTERs-with the In
tentlon OF breaking up The custom I'm Charles CO..
Md. OF giving free breakfasts TO voters on the
morning OF election the grand jury brought Ia In
dlctments against two persons These cases have
been postponed until the May Jerm
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Na MNFEEvN 90 Nv NJ Y Y
MINNIE MN O OSN Nj
y Nm ICE MN o on y Nj w
n u AiE M d on MI
III 81 AEEEN M 90 Nm Liz

=. DE CHFFVFR'S ELECTRIC BELT. or Rnvene-,.1'
= N44'" rNirsssiy Tor the d1ra1xe ncS Of tn
IforeaTe oESa,ls Whenever any debility OF The
elatlNe orPaIs from whatever cause the
i'4e Us str, VI ELECTRICITY Ierncs IhruG-iI
t laTts must restJft them t. healthy action Their
= - istSAs about Ills instrument
$3.50 u ai1G tli"uSal IS Ut testified Weak
S.Ss i'm Ih..4ssTst.oL IacaY acity Lack of NgUr
T. = -A't Any trouble .. tiI-se - cured
'' us VIII oi,Ctrc belts advertised
go a. Is -ic-i head u THIS for the ONE
clneti pIrLc IOr CIr-iIar. I,,,I TnlI ,nt,r,I,Y
ElIGIeSS- 7----S -~--
IHEENEE ELECTRIC BELT Co
n3-sSw In. Xy...,5,. -. -, So. ,r.,..-.
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roe TTH STREET SIZZLING OFF-SHILING
90 OFF, Wool Goods below cost. to close out
q make room for s,sin< goods. J. 4 IOUNG's.
&c stis 81. between u A0o ii northwest tAlS
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Serious Accident at a Philadelp hia
Fire.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 20.-Fire broke out afresh
this morning In Lathbury & Co.'S -four warehouse
on Broad street. While the firemen were playing
upon the halneS the walls fell in and buried five
lielL The Injured were James Clayton, hurt inter
nalIy and leg broken; John Callahan. serious in
ternal injuries; John Janffert, shoulder and hip
more or less hurt, We're able to 90 to their homes
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ONLY ONE APPLICANT TO FILL THE vAcANCY.-
1t is regarded as somewhat remarkable at the
Treasury department that a vacancy has existed in
the office OF Assistant Secretary since the 18th
inst, and only single application has been made
for the position, VIZ, Mr.. LYNCH OF Ind 1t Is not
known when the vacancy Will be filled. rumOr
was current to-day that Chief Clerk webster had
been selected for the place. but u not generally
credited
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FEBRUARY SCHEME,
1857 Prizes,

1857 Prizes. Sl1O.4O0
Whole ckets %; half tickets, s1 p tickets ESQ., IS
tickets. 800.
Remit money or bank draft in letter. send by ex-
press Postal note orders Of 85 and upward by express
can be sent at our expense Address all orders J.
). DOUGLAS. Covinston. Ky. or o. BALLARD, Lock
box ZI6. Alexandra, Va. feb6.w
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erorted FOR TIE EVENING star

WAsHINGroSs BIRTHDAY PARapx-Chief Mar
shat Dalngerneid. who will command the pruces
SON On the szi, mas appointed his aids and ne
r. l. Smith OF the 81 Virginia rrsaulent will COM
mand Ire military. The line Will form on wash
igton street at noon It's hight reStin. in front Of
Christ church, and Will move by Cameron Royal,
queen, Fairfax, Prince, Pitt King St Asaph,
rI.hce ana Patrick streets, ana then enter
ING King street. II viii move 10 fayette
street. and will countermarch on King street NOV
INK 10 Royal. anc then passing around the Market
WIN be entertained at phe large store house on
Ming street, opposite Market alley The collation.
provided for the occasion being In charge Of Caterer
hrIlL Inc tionzaga cadets, having received O
special invitation OF ~ JOINS cadets VIII be en-
tsrtalied by the cadet corps at It's barracka on
FuSERAL-T'he funeral OF Mr.. c. W peaton.
vice president OF the Reform Club took place this
alefhoon: The members OF that club and
the nopd ienpltrs az Goidca Light Lodge followed
the remains 10 the grave. AZ IRe last meeting OF
tae Reform club NcSSrS jacob RGNbury n n
te1tL and X l. Pitts paid IribGtes 10 th. memory
taken ''
Notes.-The report OF the death Of Mr. Robert
I nAe was an error, based mlslnforlnation-
Al the last MAJ ors court Charles and Frank olden
were sent 10 jan on conviction OF the lar,,rny a
coal The bail bond OF Frank Norris charysf
with mlStenleanor, Was forfeited p lathw asul
Tor Violating city ordinance, by rolling a wheel
oarroM on the pavement Was rned N-The
ponce nave Just broken up gang OF bow thieveS.
VINO dtQredated upon vacant houses out buildinoS
anu yards. lae boys have DESTROYED more Than
80 HtNc Stu4ch--- he Knights OF i'ythias Of
Alexandria, are represented AT the grand lodgr OF
ihe order, now In session at Petersburg Tow NessrN
Le"ilalu Marbury and A. r. Cox-lmmenso
uoCAs OF crows now cover the trees Al exsnarta
uHlhS Oh by 0ay, but ret urniug al night
RANGE OF THE THERMoMrrER- nop,vyp~
were the readings at the ONCE OF the chief signal
oincer to-day m. a. s. II AIN n a ? "a m n 4.
MaAllauin, 500: minimum. 3sl
HE HERR LAskER NATTER-The German min.
is'er Mad received no Information from Berlin 20.
Lasker Resolutions
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A Desperate Prize Fight.

NEW YORK, Feb. 20.-The long anticipated prize
Tight between jim Murray, Of this city, and Tom
Henry, OF England, took place this morning at a
secluded spot On the shore OF Long Island sound.
Westchester county. There were five desperately
fought rounds, which ended in victory for Henry
Inc mill was witnessed by about three hundred
sporting men and the friends OF the respective
testants made some heavy wagers On the result
After the fight both OF the principals were arrested
and taken 10 jail at White Plains
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TIE w. L. AND Is. AND q. TELEGRAPH Wharf.-The
litigation entered into by the Western onion Tel
'-graph company 10 enloin the Baltimore and Ohio
from operating the lines recently purchased from
the National Telegraph company has been trans
ielled from New York 20 Ohio. Judge Baxter. I'm
the nted States circuit court at Cleveland, Ohio,
yesterday issued AN order restraining the Nickel
Pate Railway company from preventing the Balti-
more ana Ohio Telegraph company from operating
the lines or the National Telegraph company until
a hearing Is had In Cincinnati. ON March 10th, OF
the motion for perpetual Injunction against the
Nickel Plate read.
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AUCTION SALES,
THIS EVENING.

THIN ES ENIN(f.
4 UCTION SALE OF FORFEITED PLEDGES
"A II K FULTON, Auctioneer.
will sell by public auction my Store ,ls Penn
sy ania avenue. commencing on TUESDAY FEB
RUARY NNETEENTH. at TEN O'CLOCK A. M .
lar Of forfeited pledges consisting Of Ladies'
shoes Hats Seal Caps. Mufs Poss silks Dress Goods,
Settings looks Musical and Mechanical instruments,
Table Ware. Tablecloths Napkins. towels. Valises,
Opera Glasses Umbrellas. Parasols. Revolvrrs, Guns.
PIPE. shea Razors. F!ut;ug Mach Clocks, &c.
his sale viii c. ntnu mornings at 10 o'clock and even.
inss az o'clock til all the lots sold Ticket hold
ers Will please take notice. ID h. FULTON,
Pawnbroker and Auctioneer.
c. II. CRIPPEN Salesman febI5-6ts
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C,HANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE UN!MPRoXED
~ REAL ESTATE ON NORl II CAPITOL STREET,
BETWEEN D AND STREETS.

~, By virtue Of dec &c of the Supreme Court Of ana
the Dist let of Columbia passed the 9Th day of 2
December 1883 land amended on the 7th day Of -
December. 1888, in equity No S664 Doc. g.
VII rein the National Union Insurance company is
plain If and John Tyler and other. ten'ants,
shall SELL to the highest bidder in front Of the premises
eo,&menGi i1 At F0gK oSi 3CK r NJ. on MEDNEs-
SIX g. seven q eight ts nine Co ten 90 and eleven
si1 hundred and thirty $3.50 according the and
bounds. covenants. and conditions set forth and de-
scribed in the deed of Partition dated Dece Der % 1871
entered into by and be ndrew Wylie and May c.
his wife and Margaret Helzel and recorded with the
plat Of sufdivision annexed in ber - folio -:
Distri Of Columbia also all tn part of said lot
~ IN said square No $50 the northeast there
Of fronting North Capitol street thirty five $3.50 feet
and ten 90! inches by a depth Of one hundred and
twenty Q2O) fet These lots will be sold separately
Ier1as u sale a. prescribed by the decree Onethird
OF the purchase in cash. d the balance in nine
go and eighteen (lS months from the date of sale For
the deferred yments the purchaser purchasers shall
give their notes drawing six go per cent interest
annum. secured by deed deeds OF trust tine prop
erty purchased. deposit of fifty $3.50 dollars
each lot must be made when the property is knocked
chaser or purchasers. JOHN c. HEALD. trustee,
sol street northwest
DUNCANSON BROS Auctj. feb2O-dt9
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WBEE YoUR LIVER Is OUT OF ORDER use DR.
Jaynes Sanatiye His and you VIII bring back this
orL1a 10 healthy condition, and get nd VI many
distressing symptoms.
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BISHOPS CAMpHos1Sr

Cures Haired Esnds. ace. LIPS or any roushneas
u the skin: removes Suuburh ara renders tie Skin
I-auIIu.ly soft ant smooth No Toilet complete
without it. Sold entirely upon its merits frlc-.
.ac- per 10th. Jry Il. anu 4 not satisfied
TIC UOtts have the money refunded
!..I.I..Dy L. u. BISHOP Druevts&
40 9TH street. .UAAex a street northwest
ss5 WASHINGTON. D.
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DUNCANsON BROS. Aucts. "
(yHANCERY SALE OF THE PROPERTY KNOWN
~ AS 142U NINTH STREET NOR INVEST

~ AS l4N NINTH STREET ORIHWEST.
cause No s77s December q. tie undersigned sa4
II fffisf 81 RsSH
IL: y
ssatss o. IS west SIDE Fl Street aud . uns
ss:n I'd l.. sss Ct the qsssss
1a at 81 90 and twelve 90 months from te day Of
Per cent per and to Be cured by the pur
chasers notes and deed Of trust of the property all
u s
to be at ne cost Of purchaser II the terms Of sale
a p1Sps It
risk and cost Of the a'i.asoSa r1isn Trustee
DUNCANsoN BROS. Auct.oneers. feb2c-dSds
CRE sE1 ESr45E III oS THS E$SH SfDf of NM
s sTEEEIh N saHh ri sEr"hhS AND K
By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of thea
cause sS; 1872 Equity TtsTsip FTsdsisf la
Cd a & for a. dc
ifS9 Il y * At
parcel of land and premises spte I. the city OF Wash
ss,bsd the south part Of nu@btred twe!1e us
1xn o5 Int to ey In the the laid
mcnts thereon. consist & Of frame dwelling.
Ierns 0ne-thrd of the purchase money i'll cash. one
third In tx months ard one third in twelve months
from the day of sale with nteres said deferred pay
uents at the rate of six e, per centum per nm or
all cash, at the option Of the purchaser tie deferred
payments to be secured by the notes Of the pnrchasr
and deed Of trust upon the said real estate 800 shall
be required tho property bid of ana if
the shall tail to comply with the terms of sale
within seven ca days from the of sale. the property
will be sold at his risk and cost ALI conveyancing
aud recording Ut purchaser's st
" S23 ~ street northwest
DUNCANSON BROS. AuctiOneerA jsl9-d&ds
n. bone Of THE HEIRS OF THE LATE
owner bid this property in ut recent SALE but failing
to comply with the terms thereof the court decreed
this resale at his rsk and cost.
feb14.d&da EDWARD NEWMAN Tr,afaa
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SALES.
WEES CO, Aac tone.
LARGE COLLECTION OF FINE FURNITURE
AT AUCTION. AT OUR sALEsRoon
THURSDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY TWENTY.
FIRST. AT TEN O'CLOCK An
Several Fine Pieces Covered in Embossed Plush Couch
Dsmask. Covered Ebony Parlor suite. Fine and
Medium HAIR Cloth Do hrse Fine Walnut Chsmbrl
sex ssS4 fsssasl ss etc.
Lot Fancy Goods. Three Cans Sweet Oh. Barre
WALTER b. WILLIAMS CO. Auctioneers
WALNUT CHAMBER SUITE OAK CHAMBER SUITE
Easy GnAiE WHt taA ELL bt
++oSSNGE {TRRHoLfsT IiI IN REP MARBLE
ri sESs sp sII5ss
xr N SET rsn
loom the aboye-named articles belonging to u part,
deYf sr,nss o housekeeping
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. AuctsL
7,HoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
CATALOGUE SALE OF
ORIENTAL CARPETS. RUGS, PoRT1EREs,
EMBRo1DER1Es AND SADDLE BAGS,
To be sold At public auction.
WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY,
FEBRUARY TwENTY.sEvENTH TWENTY.
EIGHTH AND TwENTY-NINTH, 1884
Commencing at
ELEVEN A. II AND THREE O'CLOCK PM
EACH DAY.
GRAND EXHIBITION
MONDAY AND TUESDAY.
FEBRUARY 251H AND 26TH,
In the first door Of my salesrooms southwest corner
Pennsylvania avenue and 18th street.
NB-The collection is consi ered the finest sent
to this city, embracing and beautiful designs.
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FVNHE 'OTTO' GAS rN9TSs
- -, no o'il-er s'C-cs all extensive attendau-
- ~ 4A4'liliik ~ fuC!. and ashes II 4
use .1tsSiNriy tor running Passenger and freiyf,
snU Iatlio.ratl- PI,ss,s -. et-y!irI> ff.lit-
AZ kni;n< Machinery. lathes &c Sc Ihl, ,n.jis.
TIE Wild KIM siioothiess leslsr.ty of sr,-,t
Jcsses-es the east 4GrHuPr v gU.s,ux art. -,
graf IL -lCity OF mechanism > b~4S al !
on Particulars as To ..t.x -
- - - - ylJ
AfOhILAS ~ FRENCH WINES. CO6NAC CII4A
\ lA6SES AND CCi.DIAIS ~
French Clar~ts. 81. 70 Ter xa!ion
a.i,aaeA.s h S = .aes brsHd.es and Chanpa1nes
hCtA IAJiEl-I-E IIiI Perp.s 49,.
Asents for trst-S.a.. hOI4ss. i;oi..aur $500, sEr
jAt-2Ils 49, S>A7se
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The Salvation army Stoned.

New YORK, Feb. 20.-The wing OF the Salvation
army quartered in Stuyvesant avenue, Brooklyn,
was attacked and stoned by some rul1ianS yeSter-
day. The police scattered the aSSailantS and made
one prisoner,
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An American Ship burned.
LONDON, Feb. 20.-The American ship Aurora, at
Calcutta from New York, has been totally de-
Stroyed by fire.
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The National Democratic Convention.
WHAT THE OPPOSING DELEGATIONS OF COMPETING
CITIES ARE DOING.

WHAT THE OPPOSING DELEGATIONS OF COMPETING
CITIES ARE DOING.
Both the St Louis and Chicago delegations which
are endeavoring to secure the democratic national
convention, feel confident OF securing their DESIRE
St Louis is especially hilarious over the fact that
Jonas. OF Louisiana who was originally In favor OF
Chicago has left his proxy In the hands OF Senator
Gibson, who openly fayorS St Louis.
The Chicago men are working day and night
however, and their efforts are sure to win they
claim They are working harmoniousy together,
and not the slightest difficulty has arisen In their
ranks since they left Chicago. Ii any one desires
to hear the beauties and importance OF Chicago de-
scribed. let him visit the Chicago headquarters
"Why!' cried an enthusiastic delegate from that
town. I'VE have the best telegraphc facilities in
guests, we can give every one OF them a bridal
chamber" He would not however guarantee a
bride, which, OF course, St Louis viii do.
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THE PENDING CASES AGAINST T. ZELI. HOOVER
In the Police Court, Judge Smell, this morning the
case OF 1. Zen Hoover, charged with obtaining
money by false pretenceS, was called Prosecuting
Attorney Thomas said he was ready to proceed
with the trial. Mr.. ". A. Cook. for the defendant
asked that the case be continued because OF the
sickness OF one witness defendants mother and
another he had been unable TO find. Mr. Thomas
urged that there should be no further continuance
The court said that United States Senator MILLER
OF CanfOrnia,1 Was witness. and e would set the
case for Saturday, when the defense must BE- ready
for trial There is an indictment pending ,alnst
Hoover on similar charge, and IL has been on the
assignment several times recently.
MARRIAGE LlcENsEs.-MarI1age licenses have
been issued by the clerk OF the court to John VI
Rueth and Mary Anna Ruerh. OF Baltimore Nd:
Patrick MCGEE and Mary Donahue; Charles d.
Wood, OF Albany, n. T., and Lizzie F. Hale
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Y AIDES YOU CAN CONFIDENTLY CONSULT Dr.
- BRO HRS. yC6 b st. sw Particular attention
lad 10 al diseases peculiar to Ladies' CT single
All uaritics and OyA troubles treated Thirty.
seven yeas experience fcbl3-lms
nRS. BROTHERS AND GRAY GIVE NO FREE
preseripf and send you to side show drug.
giss VINO &ivide profits with the doctor Thosa dsaD-
ints OF cure OF private diseases should consult ORA
iaetlcne, guarantee u pay 81 years' exIso.
rlence. febl9- I'm.
ANHOOO RESTORED By USING A BOTTLEOR
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