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pAKT!ES WHO WAGER HATS ON RESULT OF
y, pseIadsntal Election can procure them. Eau and
than elsewhere, from ER0DT. the Halter Als 18th
HeEoo9 northwest AUS
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A Boy SHOT BY A SALOON KEEPER.-Michael
Fallon, saloon keeper in Baltimore, has recently
been much aggravated by the conduct OF a gang OF
boys which infested that neighborhood. Last
night he had considerable trouble with them in
his saloon ending In a free hight. The boys made
for the street and he discharged the contents OF
shot gun among them. The charge struck James
Riley, seventeen years old, In the right side and
neck INJECTING wounds Which will probably prove
faf
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TIE WAINWRIGHT MURDER lNQUEsT.-The coro-
ners inquest IN the Toms River, N j.. murder case
was finished yesterday with the evidence OF a de-
teetive, which showed that the slugs used in the
Killing OF Wainwright had been cut from leaden
SlnkerS FOUND In cigar box at the house OF de-
ceased. The jury In their verdict found Elson
Rockwell an accessory after the tact, and advised
the holding OF Mrs. Wainwright, widow OF the de-
ceased, and Julia, George, and Charles Wainwright
for trial
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THE CLEVELAND. OHIO, FIREs.-Allen Dicmer
VINO operated the Cedar avenue planning mill, at
Cleveland, Ohio, which was fired SUNDAY hight
and an elnploye named William Dinchee were
arrested yesterday, charged with setting the place
on lire. IL Is believed that some OF the fires in that
city lately were started by mischierous boys and
that others resulted from spontaneous conbus-
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PHYs1c1ASs AND DRuae1srs
RECON MEND
r o O WWWw nm .
BIB RRR o WwwW MN CSS,
BIB 4 : 90 w 4 Nm ssss
II RRR 90 nm
i kkRIk SO NM
i ks 900 MN m
gBR y TIT TIT EER RRR ssss
Bp5 p i ! ! En- / + sssss
AS THE BEST TONIC.

This medicine, combinin Iron With pun Vegetable
INDIGESTION. MALARIA, WEAKNESS, IMPURE
BLOOD. CHILLS AND FEVER, aud NEURALGIA
reaches of the system purdes enriches
the blood strengthens muscles and nerves. ana tones
and invigorates the system
A FINE APPETIZER--Best tonic known
1t will cure the worst of Dyspepsia removing all
distressing symptoms such Tasting the Food Belch-
ing Heat in the stomach. Heart ourn, etc
THE ONLY IRON MEDICINE THAT WILL. NOT
BLACkEN OR INJURE THE TEETH.
Is invaluable for diseases peculiar to women and to
all persons who lead sedentary lives.
An UNFAILING REMEDY FOR DISEASES Or
The LIVER AND KIDNEYS.
Persons suffering from the effects Of overwork ner.
vous troubles loss of appetite debility experiences
1T DOES NOT CAUSE HEADACHE OR PRODUCE
Observation-Disclosures Iron medicines do
1t the only preparation of Iron that causes no ini
tire BEST. TRY IT
The genuine has Trade Mark.and crossed red lines on
wrapper. Take no other. Made only by
aul9 BROWN CHEMICAL CO., Baltimore Nd
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STEAMERS.

(tU ARD LINE
TICE
Ian T. ROU r F.
The Bff1TNAfR STE Iy N COMPANY LIMITED.
CALLING AT CORK HARBOK
FROM PIER 20. n r.. NEW YORK.
SkKyIA--- We'd. Oct l. BOTHNA We'd, Get %
OkEGoS......Wed:. Oct 8. sERvLA We'd. Nov s.
SALLi. Ned Oct 10 OREGoS...... We'd, Nov. IL.
AJEASIA We'd. Oct 20 GALLIA 49,. We'd Nov 49,
AND EVERY WEDNESDAY FROM NEW YORK
RAILS OF PASSAGE-S60. $50 and 500. according
&c Recommendations.
stera. at very low rates Steersse ticketsfrom Llv-
lowest rates - O1~
- Through bills Of laden s1ven for Belfast Glasgow
hasTs antwerp and other Ports the Continent and
for Mediterranean ports ~
or irsisht aud Passage apply at the Compa ysoice
No tSOn i.;ls Green. both Steerage and Cabin To
OTIS BIGELOW& co COS 1th 81 Washington ID g:
VERNON H. BkOWN & CO. New York.
Crto MessTs. OTIS BIGEIOW q Co.
se95 Gus 1th street Washnotr,,
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An Immense Property for Sale.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York Stock Market.
The following are the opening and p. m. prices
OF the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
by special wire to Fl. H. Dodge, 500 18th street:
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RAILROADS.
GINA MIDLAND RAILWAY.

HE SHORT LINE TO THE SOUTH. SOUTHWEST
AND WEST.
Schedule IN effect GUST 2. 1884,
$40 A.M.-NEW ORLEANS MAIL daily. making close
connections to all points South and Southwest
Daily, e1 ept Sunday. with c. & q. Railway. Pull
man Sleeping Buffet cars from New " rk and Wash
instOn TO Atlanta Pullman Sleeping from
Washington Atlanta New Orleans,
tJtPM--lOUISyIILE FAST LIN E DAILY via Char
lottesvlle To Cincinnati. Louisville and all Western
points. Pullman Sleeping Washington to
Louisville.
0A0P MAIL AND EXPRESS Daily
to all points South and Southwest via Danvtlle ard
Charlotte Daily except Sunday with c. U Railway.
Pullman Sleeping cars from WASHINGTON VIA Dam
Vile. Charlotte and Atlanta New Orleans; also
from Washington Charlotte and Columbia to
ArKusta
Manassas Division Train leaves Washington at 7OOA
- NJ. and S :l0P VI daily, except Sunday.
HarrentOl trains leave Warrington at $40 A NJ and
SHOP NJ daily.
For tickets and information inquire Companys Of
6Ss .6Ol Pennsylvania avenue Trains leave frOIn b. l.
p. station
II SLAUGHTER NMACDANIEI.
Gen. Pass Axrut AGENT
au2 eOI. HAAS Traffic NaIias,er
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NAppyrp Tho a,

MARRIED AGAIN--The elopement and marriage
OF Roma SickleS, the daughter OF Mr. George g.
SickleS the wealthiest man in New Rochelle y "
with William ii. Meade, was mentioned In The
STAR about two weeks ago. The parents OF the
bride have become reconciled to the Inevitable and
at their request the young couple were yesterday
publicly remarked In the Roman Catholic church
at New Rochelle in the presence OF the family and
their friends.
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a. EFF II GGGc + TIT
4 x F. i 6 G HHHHH !
AAA II G GG H 7 q.
A h II GGG T (.
WHO DOES NOT ENJOY ONE!

WHO DOES NOT ENJOY ONE,
We certainly do In trade they have nice word for
fight" They call it Competition" And that is the
kind of fight like above all things We like it be-
cause We are NEVER BEATEN. Now here is the Fall
Campaign. We have Every Advantage We are in line
before everybody We hold position Of the greatest
strength The Dag we fly is
THE BEST CLOTHING AT LOWEST PRICES"
The Public is with and recognizes our Victorious
Success in the past and guarantees it for the future
We are opening fire now with full line of
SUITS AND ovERCoATs FOR MEN. YOUTH AND
BOYS.
ODD PANTS. obj COATS AND ODD VESTS.
Ammunition unlimited and the enemy unable to storm
our stronghold, at the
MISFIT STORE,
.oRNER TENTH AND STREETS.
BE SURE AND COME TO THE CORNER OF
TENTH AND STREETS. SEES
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A NEW YORK VILLAGE WRECKED BY A CYCLONE
AT O'Clock sunday evening the little village OF
ShoEg0, on the banks OF the GeneSee river. Ale
ghany county, N T., was struck by the most ter
rifle cyclone ever known In that section Ii swept
everything before IL, and struck the town exactly
In the center. In less than two minutes the work
OF destruction was complete and the eastern half
OF the town was utterly demolished. Two per- onS
were Killed instantly, fifteen seriously nured and
over nifty rendered homeless and destituIe.
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I'd Edition.
Latest kilograms to The Stal.
IR1SH.AMERICAN REPUBLICANS.
The National Convention in Cincin.


CINCINNATI. O., September 3o-The national con-
vention OF the Irish-Amertcan republican league
assembled here this afternoon. Over three hun
dred delegates have already arrived of whom 100
are from Ohio Is from Virginia, 40 from Indiana,
40 from Illinois, so from Kentucky 80 from Iowa. IS
from Texas, from Alabama, from New York
and from Pennsylvania. Delaware and Connecti-
cut are also represented Among the leading
members are A. NJ. Sullivan, Chicago; Geo. Mallory,
Galveston; Capt John Gallagher, Pittsburgh;
Dennis O'Connell, Harrisburg; John c. Finerty and
J. Forham. Chicago; w. II. Houston, San An
tonic, Texas; j. w. BOurke, Mobile, Ala; Jas. Nor
riSsey and John N. Ryall Richmond, Va; Conneu
kerwtn, New York: John Mcneil, Rochester. n. Y;
Chas. Cannon, Wilmington, Del, and Capt Patrick
state of New York. Is expected before the conyen-
ton closes The sessions Of the convention Will be
held at the Highland house.
Nominated for Congress.
TROY, n Y, September 30-Henry G. Burleigh,
OF Whitehall. was to-day nominated for Congress
by the republicans OF the eighteenth district Of
RENSSELAER, and Washington counties.
Forest Fires in Virginia.
PETERSBURG, Va, September 3O-A destructive
forest fire is raging along the line OF the Norfolk
and Western railroad in Dtnwidd1e county, about
tx miles from this city.
An Immense Property for Sale.
BOSTON, september 3O.-EnortS to compromise
the affairs OF +. Shaw Bros. the tnsolvent tan
nerS and leather dealers, having failed, Trustee
Wyman oilers the entire property for sale. This
Will put upon the market probably the greatest
the country since colonial days The property in
cldeS 300 600 acres OF timber land in New England
and tannerieS and other property in Maine, New
York, the Province OF quebec and New Brunswick.
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THIS evenings.

A UCTION SALE OF FORFEITED PLEDGES.
IA H. X. FULTON, Auctioneer.
i will sell by PUBLIC AUCTION. at my store l2ls
Pennsylvania avenue. commencing on TUESDAY, SEP
TENDER THIRTY. at Ten O'CLOCK A. NJ, large
collection of forfeited PLEDGES consisting of Ladies' and
Gents CLOTHING OF ALL KINDS. Bed Clothing.
Capes Silks, Dress Goods suitings surgical, Musical
Towels, alises. SpyRasses Opera Classes Umbrellas
Pocket Knives. Plated Ware, &c.
This sale will continue mornings at 10 O'Clock and
evenings O'Clock until all the lots sold Ticket
holders will pie take notice.
II. 4 FULTON. Pawnbroker and Auctioneer.
J. W DYER Salesman. se2E4..
ARGE STOCK OF FINE ENGLISH BREECH-
IL LOADING SHOT GUNS, IMPORTED FRENCH
CATHEDRAL GONG CLOCKS, ROGERS FINE
SILVER PLATED WARE, DINNER AND TEA
SETS. CASTORS. FRUIT STANDS. &c; FINE
IMPORTED SWISS MUSIC BOXES FROM TWO
TO TEN TUNES; GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
JEWELRY, CUTLERY, OPERA GLASSES.
LADIES' BEST ROSEWOOD AND MCKEE
BANJOS. WADE AND BUTCHER RAZORS, RE-
NOLyERS: TOOLS AND 10000 USEFUL HOUSE
HOLD ARTICLES.
By direction of the owner. to change business Will
sell, on the premises all the above stock of j. u.
O'MEARA CO., l347 Pennsylra avenue northwest,
Washington, d. c. Sale commences at SEVEN p. NJ.
Great bargains may be expected. FOLEY, Auct.
n. B.-The fixtures Will nolbe sold o., at terInQ-
alton of sale, the store will he occupied by J. u
O'MEAKA CO.. Manufactures Of ROYAL GLUE"
sells
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MCCULLOUGH FAIIING.-While John Mccullough
was presenting the Gladiator In Chicago last
night he was unable to cope with the requirements
OF the part, and Was vigorously Kissed In the early
scenes, but later reaction set in when the cause
was seen TO be physical weakness. and he was re-
called before the curtain at the close or the play
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District Government Affairs.


have been issued by Inspector EntwiSe as follows:
Henry Aibers, repair brick. 1916 14th street north
vest sl23. Geo. c. Premkert, repair frame. 1915
and 1911 9TH street northwest; $500. w. H. Wright,
repair frame, 1890 New York avenue northwest:
Sl25. NJ. NJ. kleck, erect a two-Story dwelling.
North Capitol street, between l. and NJ streets
northwest; 81 500. j. E. Fitch, repair frame, 1880
West street; $500 Fred Stutz, repair brick, 1920
o street northwest: 1919.
THE PONDS NEAR THE RANDALL SCHOOL BUILDING
School Trustee James II. Smith has complained
again TO the commissioners OF two large ponds OF
StaSnant water in the neighborhood Of the Ran
dali school building, which are below high water
mark, and therefore cannot be drained. The only
way TO successfully abate the nuisance is TO MI
the ponds up with dirt, which would be very eX-
penSive AS the Commissioners have no funds to
expend for this purpose, they advise that the ag-
grleveu persons commence suit against the owners
VI the property 1Or malntalng a common nuisance
TIE PHYSICIAN AT THE WASHINGTON ASYLUM.
The Commissioners have accepted the resignation
OF Dr. ID. b. Shute as resident physician at the
Washington asylum, and promoted DR.. II. s. L.
Harris TO I'LL the vacancy.
PATENTS were issued to citizens VI this city to-day
as follows: Bette Z. j. Ellis, four patents, local
circuit for telegraph, quadrupleE telegraph, biplex
Geographic transmission, and quadruplex tele-
graph; w. B. Hale, electric telephone tranSmitter
Geo w. Hickman, incandeScent electric lamp NJ. A.
W. Louis, Oil can.
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THE GREAT

Il PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
DoUsIF 1Kh hs sREkS4IP sfE4E fdirp,rxr
In EFFECT July ' i6ra. iss4 ~ IL hi'' l.
Trains leave Washington, from station. Of 9th
Fer Ptsburx and the West, Chicago Limited Express
g Palace Sleeping .ars at 40 m daily; Fast Line.
ing Cars from Harrisburg TO Cincinnati and H. tel
With ssepins Car Altoona Is chicaro western e.
press 740 p daily. with Palace Cars TO Pittsburx.
Pittsburv to Chicago Mail ETpress 10 o. o. d. daily
for Ptsburg and the West. with Palace Sleeping Car
BALTlMoRE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
loop m daily. eI"rpt SATURDAY. With Palsce Csrs
Washingt0n TO Rochester Train leavin. Washington
For Vii Transport. Lock Haven and Elmira at 40 IN
For New YORK aud the, Fast. IT'S. $50 and HOO a
n "a 2i Ia t99 iooo and IL 10 m on sunday 90
PIior ana M dag 1s ynnda .; Pullman
For Boston without change. 2l0 p every weekday
For BTookyn s. all through trains connect at Jer-
sey CITY with boats OF B.oCklyn Annex. afordne d.
rect transfer To fuon street avoiding double ferriae
rs scT Tss, nsT fGrA Ely ~ ~, ON
lo00a IL Is p m. ON SUNDAY 400. 600. 1910 and
Ills p Limited Express. $40 a m daily. except
Tof Baltimore SIS IT'S $40. $40 100 a m. 1905.
sunday SU so6 So a4a 40 100 j. and nd
For I1Te's Creek Line. es5 a. m and A4o p m daily.
For Annapolis. SIS NJ. 12o5 and 40 p m daily e1-
AikXsSPk;A AND FKEpEK1cksnrKe RAILWAY.
ROAD
For AleIandrta, go 100. 925 HOS and ii IS a. m.
2o5 rs. 500 9 %. SOS and lbs p. Ill On SUNDAY
- at 30 92j. HOS a m. % .. IN
For Richmond and the South 50 and IL O5 a m daiIy
ard 5.U T. IL daily except sunday
Trains leave Alexandria Washington O5 so 10 90
IOiOs m ~, 3u5. j. %. $40 1.9J and 10 ~ H. IN,
end II ~ midnight Except Monday. On Sunday at
70 and l0l0 a IL 1Oo and 10 40 p. m. and LILO
LixfIt
Tickets and Information at the Office northeast corner
q 10TH street and and at the
ton Whtr. orders b. lett for the chech.ix vi uas
kaex t. Estimation trUm hotels and RESIDENCES
CHAS. l. PUGH. j II WOOD
Oentral haIdxcr General Passenger Agent.
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STEAMER MATTANOLEAVES SEVENTH STREET
- Wharf every SUNDAY. TUESDAY and THURSDAY
1t o'clock N for Mattox Greek. returning Mon
days. Wednesdays and Fridays stopping at intermediate
landings going and returning Also touches at Grin
der's wharf sundays and Tuesdays down and Wednes-
days up, and Chapel Point and Brents wharf Thursdays
down and Mondays and Wednesdays up Freights
ceived daily u. L. JONES Agent
jy2 9TH street wharf
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GRATEFUL-COMFORTINtA
EPPS' COCOA.
RREAYEAor

by thorough knowledge of the natural laws which
govern the operations Of digestion and nutrition and By
careful application OF the ne properties Ct vel
with ds,cately asyors beverage which may ave Is
such articles Of diet that constitution be gradu
ally built up until strong enough TO :lievery ten
III around US ready to attack wherever there s weak
Iolnt We may escape many fatal shaft By keeping
ourselves well fortified with pure blood aud properly
nourished trame. CIVIL SeTuics G0zet&
Made simply with boiling water or milk Eoldin tins
only Glib and lib by drocsrs labelled thuA
JAMES EPPs CO.. Homropathic chemista
mhl-sm&tu London, England:
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Lake ShOre-EX-Div.
The baltimore Marker..

BALTIMORE. September Sc. Virginia skies.
solidated 35 past-dne coupons. 81; North Carolina
skies. old. 1.O7 bid to-day
BALTIMORE. Nd. September 3o-Cotton dull
middlng, TO- Flour steady and moderately active.
Wheat-southern frner; western easier, with fair de-
mand southern red. STaS9: do. amber. 9la96; No l
Maryland, 90aSO14; No. 2 western winter red. spot,
s4Aas4's: September. s4k bid: October. 8H4aS4s<:
November, SGa4aS? December, S9a89h. Corn-southern
nominal; western entirely nominal; southern white
69a10; southern yellow o7a6s Oats lower and quiet
southern and Pennsylvania. Sass: western white
4a'519: do. mixed 32a53. Rive quiet, 62a65. Provis
ions dull and Steady. Sugar-copper refined quiet,
12aa1214 WHISKY steady. 1Sal. 10 Other articles
changed Freights to Liverpool per steamer dull
cotton. 3-16d.: -four. Is grain 3D. Receipts-four
3Ol7 barrels wheat 900 bushels; 600 bushels;
Sales-wheat. 76i OJO bushels: corn. 100 bushels.
The Chicago Markets.
DROP IN WHEAT AT CAICAGO.
CHICAGO. ILL, September 80. ii m.-The heavy
increase the visible supply of wheat compared
with last week caused temporary decline November
dropping to 79a79A. but the price has again advanced
to i9'a7gs. The receipts Of corn this morning were
nearly thousand cars. There has been very little
trading in the pit. although number nf shorts"
cred at Sac, wIc is now the prevailing figure. 1t is
confidently expected that prices will mount consider
ably higher during the last hour of trading The other
markets show little change.
CHICAGO, ILL. September 30-Closing prices
Wheat-October TSa. November. S03s December. 80:
January. S2h Qats-Septenber. 25la: October. 251a;
November: 26 De CO 10, 2ss year s3l; May 2s
46lS: year.. 3g4; January. 3711; May. 39s Pork
October. 17OO year IL 20: January. zoo Lard-Sep-
TENDER. rs; October 715; November, 7l24; Jan-
uary. 1929.
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TOMORROW.
DUNCANSON BROS. Aucuoneerz

hUNCANSUN BKUs. AucuoheerA
ENTIRE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CARPETS,
TENTH STREET. BETWEEN AND H
STREETS NORTHWEST CONSISTING IN PART
OF PARLOR FURNITURE. WALNUT CHAMBER
SETS BED LOUNGE. ARBLE y TABLES.
CANE ROCKERS CAMP CHAlho, SCREENS,
SOFAS EXTENSION TABLES. DINING CHAIRS
WALNUT HAT RACK. LAMBREQUINS. TO1-
LEI WARE. HAIR AND OTHER MATTRESSES,
BEDDING. SPRINGS. CROCKERY AND GLASS;
WARE STOVES, BRUSSELS. INGRAM. HALL.
STAIR AND OTHER CARPETS. SC. SC. 1T
AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER FIRST. at TEN
O'CLOCK A NJ, will sell at the above named resi-
dence. the entire household furniture &C. contained
therein, being partly enumeratedsaboye to which at
tention is called.
seat DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts
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MT VERNON. MT VERMONT
STEAMER ". W. CORCORAy
Leaves ft wharf daily Except Sunday, for MI
Vernon At 10 O'Clock returning reaches Washing
ton about 3:30p.u-
sel6 L. L. BLAKE, Captain.
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AN INNOCENT NEGRO Observation-Disclosures
received from West Carroll Parish. La Is 10 the
effect that negro named Boz Henderson was
arrested last week charged with horse stealing
lie Was oNertaken by party OF white men and
hanged 10y the wayside, but was cut down before
lie was extinct, and was then cut with a sharp
instrument frUm his heels 10 the back of his head
on both sides. The sheriff corroborates the state
ment as 10 the cutting-or attempted sknnlng, as
some people term 1.-The having examined the
negro. Warrants have been issued for the arrest
OF the persons who are said 10 be the parties TO
This crime The horse which was alegtrf 20 have
been stolen had never been disturbed Having been
found In lis owners pasture. The sheriff has been
very dligent In bringing the perpetrators 20 Justice
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CHISAMAN CONVICTED OF MpRpER-Iae sanc
and wing Bang, two Cinnamon, each representing
at Portland, Greg. large rival Chinese firms. be-
tween whom existed very bitter hostiittes en-
gagged In murderous fight some time ago. and the
latter was shot and killed Instantly The Jury asst
saturday returned verdict of murder In the FIRST
degree against Lee sang. There Is great excite.
ment among the Chinese residents or Portland
over the conviction OF the murderer
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PAIR OF ELoPERs 6Au6BT.-Miss Clara +.
Hutchinson. who eloped from Boston two weeks
ago with Wilbur f. Mcintyre, the couple having
Travelled ever since under the name OF W. f. Muir
dock and wife, was arrested In St Louis yesterday
Miss Hutchinson will be taken back to Boston,
and Mcintyre, who is about twenty-five years old
ana mas Vile and child In Maiden, Will be allowed
TO accompany her under charge OF an ofIicer Miss
Hutchinson Is about twenty-five years old. She
Is said TO be highly connected and to have hand
some bank account
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The LAST DEVICE OF THE ASSASSIN HUoc
Charles H. RugE, the convicted murderer of MIA
Maybee and her daughter. appears TO have planned
another eScap, from the Queens county ian Ja,Ioe
Drake says that while he WAS locking up the prts-
ohers lew evenings ego Rugg asked him into his
cell He asked Rugg what he wanted and the
prisoner replied; "oh. don't you see something
lhete. pointing TO his manacled feet Drake no
ticed that Rugg WAS anxious 10 get behind him
ana. without further Investigation he backed out
The next morning the murdcrers cei WAS searched
In the shaft used for venulating the cell Drake ts-
covered A short piece OF wood. the end OF which
was heavily ladened with tinfOil used ia wrappInc
chewing tobacco The weapon weighed about
three pounds The theory OF the officials Is that
Rugg meant 10 have killed Drake. and then take
his chances in saving wrenching OF the chains
that bound him To the wall
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IMPORTER OF FRENCH WINES COGNAC. CHAM.
PAGNES AND CORDIALS.
french Clarets $S IS, - and - 80 per dozen
American Native Wines. Brandies and Champagnes.
Caif9Enia; Virginia md Ohio, four bottles for 81
VICTOR ROUX, l147 pennsylv snia avenue.
Agents for first houses. Bordeaux, Burgundy.
ChanpaRDes and CoGnac Wins de tout sortes en- caiss
aul2-2ms
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GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
~ BETWEEN Nkw YORK AND HAvRE.
ComPany's pier No. ~ North River. foot Of Morton
street. New York
s. Germain. Traub. Wednesday, Oct !, 2p m.
8 Laurent. de Jousseltn. Wednesday. Oct 9 . m.
N.rrnandie. Frsngenl Wednesday. Oct. Is. p m.
Checks payable on sient, IN anounts suit on the
banqUe IrsnsstlsntiQue VI Parts LOUIS DE BEB1AN
a., nt. No 0, Bowling Green, New York,
g. w MOSS. 20 Pennsylvania avenue:
W. BOTELEk SON. 923Pennsylvania avenue
seo Agents for Washington, D. q.
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COLLINS, Gone TO rest In peace, on September 90
1874 at o'clock IN, Of cougestive chill JAMES COL
llNs, beloved husband " Macy Collins, twenty
Years of