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The Evening critic., 1884-02-06
AUCTION yALEy.
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- Auctioneer.

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BYS'T' cohDwhI1' Auoaonoor.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPER
ny virtuo Off deed OF trust dated September q,
D. 1870, aud duly recorded In lber No. 52s, folio
40 one Of the Land Records OF the District OF %
lumhia, VIII cell, aa surviving trustee nt uubllc
9ucI,9n y font Of the premise9 on MONDAY,
ihEbRUAR1 Il, A; D. 1881. nt O'clock D. NJ, -.
the following-described real estate, situate In f1
the city Of Washington, Distric, Of Coiumbla IiI.
TO wiz NJ that piece and parcel ofground known
as md being lot lettered /, in u. II. Warmers
recorded subdivision Of lots In aqu9re numbered
the improvements etc.
Terms ofsalo: ono.thlrd cash, balance in three
onhs aer Date W HAaO Interest s It the an" rate o
six tel per cent per annum from day of sae, to be
secured by deed OF trust on property sold, all
cash at OPTION of purchaser.. deposit ofS0 re.
gni1ta, On y az Of sae II terms Of sale ere not
Me trustee reserves the right 70 resell az the risk
81 dsSn ' and he
,N", 1s ~ ' ' ASDRfEw II, pUvALI,
la80eod Surviving Trustee.
pY WEEKS Il co.,
ID Auctoneers.
AssIoNEE's SALE OF a THREE.sroRY
FP1EHEfr a sPhEfr No PHERTr HOUSE ON
Under and by virtue ofa deed OF assignment
from Louis Heilbrun, bearing date the sth day OF
January, 1854, and duly recorded among the Land
MRDNEspAY. the 18th day y"s q ,fFEsRgHRyY
P ss sS sf siS for sale at public S%con ali
that certain piece or parcel of ground sitnate -
iric1 Of Columbia, inown and described upon the
ground plat or plan thereofAs lot l. In WV Cor:
Jour hundred and fofty;si1 iS the same being
improved by threestory pressed brick front
containing all modern improvements.
Terms ofaale made known at time ofsale;
fe2.eodSdB Assignee.
The Evening critic., 1884-02-06

LADY BEAuTIFIERs.-Lad .,{seA1 Cannot
make fair sEin, rosy lsessl,s,s6 sperkling
nothing will sfeB yoH tuch rich blood, good
health sssength ambiguity as Hop Bltters. A
triRifs certain proor'
. Prince Bismarck still has tho American sty
on his eye,--Nel0 York Herald.
The Evening critic., 1884-02-06
neutrality-suspicious..

Advertisements OF Three lines under this head
Inherited three times for % cents.
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HOUSES FOR RENT.

IN HunAH to suit at 6per cent.
The above Ia only n small portion Of property
ON my b0okB. For full list cali nj ofiiee 6r bnIe-
inns issued on lat and 18th. NJ
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R. F. HARVEY, UNDERTAKEN,

9al SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
The public "a respectfully notlhed that am no
longer ~ wv g., but 02I Seventh street u. vi.
Make no mistake. II II. HARVEY.
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FOR RENT-HoHses.


E1OR RENT--i03, 4O7, as, 4l9 b ST. N. Il; NEW
II and desirable; rooms Call on S. IL. Walker,
go La, ave, d22
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EOUITABLE
Etss Co-oPEEATIXE BUILDING Asso

Assets January rs, 1881 s3i5.023 %.
Monthly payments are $3.50 per share.
$1,000 In full advanced on each share.
The SD monthly meeting for the payment OF
dues and making advances Will be held Wedne5-
day. February @, 1884, ut o'clock y. M, at Ma
rlnis Hail. " street. between 9th and 10th streets
northwest Shares in tho 9th Issue may be taken
nv 'A''' THos. soMERvILLE, Pres.
mo Joy EDISON, Sec. OH e st. n. W. fel-3t
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w ANTED--NURSES CHAMBERMAIDS,
wv cooks dressmal;ers, laundLesses, bartender
for hotel in Baltimore (way PAID, women Berv-
onta. 325 ST. n. W., Price e Cooinbs, licensed
agents. fej-0tH
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EgsssAoSa S a5S ia no 20 t4 sFF
Of 1905 18th H. n. w. fe6-3tf
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w AETED-A SITUATION BY A CoLoRED
w woman 10 do general housework No. ~
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SPECIAL R0TIcES.

kS,xrzs NOTICE TO THE REhSunLbChN
1Es5 CITIZENS OF THE FOURTH LhGls-
lATIVE DISTRICT.
There will he y Republican mass.Ineeting held
at FISHE1pS HALL, corner OF High ana Gay
streets, on THURSDAY, the 7th OF February,
1884, at 1880 y. M, to reorganIze the Republican
Club OF the District and elect three members ana
nlternates to the Central Committee, ...,
BY request OF the Republicans OF the Fourth
Disirict icD-zC-
The Evening critic., 1884-02-06

Reserved Seats now on sale at Metzerott & Co. Is.
fel-St
The Evening critic., 1884-02-06

T osp-oN THE q 1 INST, a, PAIR OF
10 1868 q al. n W, fe6+3t+
osTIA BAR LACE PIN, SET WITH Ola,
will be given the person who will return the
same To The Critic Office. fe53t%
II OsT-SUNDAY AFTERNOON, ON Il ST.,
IL bet. 9th and 9th, or on 9th above +, small
coral pin. Reward II left ut 1920 g ST. fel3tH
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Principals
Miea Marie Stone, Tom Karl
Miss Geraldine Ulmar, HcrndOn MOr8olt
Misg Mnthide Phillips Myron w. Whitney,
Miss Lizzie Burton, III. q. Barnnbee.
w. II. Macdonald, George Rockingham.
Repertoire:
HllNllAN GIRL
InuIAuhy MUSK EIEEltS
trluhy VIA DlANOBO
Saturday Matnee..o;;;;;.;.;;;; PATIE NDh
The Evening critic., 1884-02-06

4TTE WOMAN TO DO
HDrls for q small family at
Mages; no washing fe8.3t%
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mutual tIru.i-. r. IS Wolfe and -. y Barry called N
tur evening. and fh, t.rrr decided that - Wuh would
ao Lacey aud thDm good 'o ih\ took hm oul
walked up ttIhrriur-t. and along tl' b"NrrN aid
were on their rrt,ru ab'.t 1850 ".cn hr Sc mour
drcldrd that Lacey needed some medicine to make
bun -!eep. Ae"'r'iinels the tour hn"'h"i At DE-
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wpld -Iil * H1f. H. JLch turned 'o Dis "'-N did
wrote prescription. WHICH hS handed =" >'t nour
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up th" medicine n'' -'ii iAo"-h N Il uihe 'e'''n
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O." give Lacey one "'' .'''"l" r.yIf '"' ".',. I'9
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FRosTs ~ THE NoBTHWESE

I'M COLD wAvE DISCOVERED At LAsT-SEN~lBIt
RFIUF FXPEWrNCED.
WASuINGroN, Sept 1l.-Light frost has been
.r,ed IN Dakota and heavy frost 40 cheyenne The
tompera'ur. has fallen IN the Upper --lppi and
N-.uilr Y A. ev. thc Upper Lake Region mud New Eng
l4r . m t,a oth a -rct- n hes renamed Ionart.
r, ~ rau feU I'm the Lake Region, Upper Mis- s-ippi
IA lev and south Atlantic states
Cut.,ao s.pt. 1.-THE hcIt. q term here WIS broken
n, cold wave las night causing he therm meter o.
an o. J9. tnis morning
WAsHi>GroN, sept 1l.-The beat OF tho past ton day
MI r,t,d greatly to-ias. The say beclmn overcast
-. .,..,,t,, and the hr ezc surarg up again. Tn.
v.Vter is ab ut lorutl-watu, bu 20 oppr ssyoy so.
purfuoRE sept ll.-rhcr Wa relief today ia the
fall of the temp raturo A. from that of yesterday For
the greater part OF Doe time thee ws brisk nre' zc from
th, .,ufh a .d the atmosphere emc less sultIy.
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oFrOSNG IHE >TIADIED OIL Ga.


1883 I.LiFNNFh I' IitL iiN.
PIrr~EJEr. Sept. il.-A secret meeting of
ami stand .ri Jl rclu,r- acd This citl OBJ after
noon. which I. j. Reg al. tie Ecar or cA Ou COM
pul people j. Vs. Nl,hc 0V and L. g. Rice of ll;u,'Ie,
d. J. E.rJ 81 franklin. Emory. LOGAN ~ Weaver CO.. PI.-
ai,inh %. ID numerous .,h r~ tooE part screra of
tIr-, gentlemen atd an.mb'rot other local rclncrs
sad tuat rncy knew nothing ABOUT the object OF the
m.,lu- Il htI b,cl Ga c Jog somebody else ami tht
utd merely come to iad out what going 10 "d.
suggested that tur oboc might bee 900 pr tle "u idln- Of
appt uue o. ia Butler nc.d or tO lakc measure to get
DO, tuf Pipe Lines to furnish uc fer qstIl.. OF
than % Isc- 100 pr ~,u' A. the office az .uc .utIt
Company Nr ' r-u.c sand tuiI h.y could not clrn 'l-
i-. ANYTHING tIt would call hc 20 Ip- 1'u to--l i.
ul -- u- 2 b. -ui.. new sch me o. uLuc ln u,p i-
ron tt tlrl. old tI.u.. After o.. 1dIcu.hm .nl-
ctruiI- ouIcct tIti tine u.I. 90. tI. uccu
was tt.e c- secure iDduct ou o. tf i-ht
rates. put fl1l nothing hif p-cn done Ills stat -urn
generally G..ic lite and tif ONE new pam tt uyht
hc iudrd Wa .ri.iu- eel is cons drrtd ccItu..
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Suicide OF 1 WI>HIyfI0N BIyGER

WASHINGTON, sept. III. II. Squier for
merry engaged bus ness PRIV c 'lukcr iu ms cY,
commit q, suicide ihis mornu, 20 Dr., residence, 80
ljli K., Nor invest -qucr be aWc heavily iIyul lycd
,r b I'M -- troubles aud WI. OBJ. ID. Il u make an assign
ucut 70 fcN months l-,. The legal procc nS thtt fol.
owed showed that the bank was uoyec,sy mso vent
and -uler has he object of severe criticism at tue
uind. o the public rrc-s. Il s STAT tat hi, troubles
weighed upon nu 20 tar extent of affecting hs -antY,
and h. had been closely watched b. his family fOr some
fine nt-t Tst ui- ht and rim. morning he coupdncl
Of severe mental lcure- ton duG about lo tHl-
mn ruIug while hi. Wi N- temporarily absent rom the
I,Ilu ele -.Ill po, kulf- tuI cut uI. tlrudt.
Physicians summoned almost Wlnc IldtclY, bLt
they tual renter a,. i-tIc.. and the for uutte
ru.t. If eel m 70 short rmc he leaves w.f' aId two
.n.ng c dr.u. Iuc Jtteu'iu. phf-lc us 'u.erian n"
ouut tIl, -Qllcr ,udrlu- fiou temporary u3ttr1-
I'd u 0f mind when .c commit rd De- dc-
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IHE FrALhIL on. L. WGIHIN.
In r.L..nArnrl ID. rlmr1.L

NEW LEXINGTON, Ohio. Sept 1.-The last
scene ia tc ctcutn history OF j. \ McGahan war
CORES ,oud,u o,ogr.cl here to-lay when body
finally buried. Tho c.niI containing t.c body lag IA
,a,e t lho rlu lLo.sr fron tae tne oi t, yes
,,rlay mo.uuE uu oc..ch tlls evening. when 30 vas
CONVEY cd 20 ST. Rose, Dat.oc Church. whore soeun
requiem mass was celebrated, followed 10y
sermon hy Bishop Wat r,'u o. The
he poush IT'S OF &c Pie,s 20 Man and God"
Neary al Ia clergy Of the diocese were esent "nd as
sisted u the ,er,l es WloA were ~itnc scd ny al audi
.nce filling ID church. an. mother. brother and widow
of CAL. decrease man re I.o present Al the close 0t
nc rel zion. services p'ocess'ol formed outsldt In
be oVin: or cr: Pl. tOou of TIE Graad Army of tho
Re,lc with rrycrs swords; Barga a. Baud; q. \. r.
oo, 5; ltary organizations; Neville exlug.Ou band,
Governor Il ar Members n he Le gs.a ue and state
officers. OF thr press, committees AMI speakers,
pa beales. hears. WIKI gG4 OF HONOR relatives, and
cit LeAs. AZ TIE ceLe cry al eloquent tgab-
ut %. heroic Ike and character Of
the dead man ouoInced by +. :.
Coborue. tftr which poem composed for the
occasion ad by lo.Onr. W 4 Taylor JHd-c cAas
II Wright 1e.lYslcl atdIcs, On NfN spa. er ,Ot
responde IL" rgc loilJWed aud then the burial Was
OF tn n.sne polnts .u tn Nc"-Le AnstOi
emctery where u proposed ~ UIeet mOnG.ucA. 10
Perry COunty's mVst famous son.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-12
CIR NED By 4 MILESTONE

KINGSTON. sept 1l.-N illlam stevens. a
tcn-ter rr-iuu. at ky-,rA- t.c town OF Eoch -trr
Ulster uuty. with hOrrHlr de- Ith while engaged
at DBL. regular wo.k not lar from IA home yrster ay
afternoon lie Wac dry down portion Of The 'htw1I
ouuk Noun .aiu- ca jed the Glove, having milestone
Wc!.hu- aoout five tons upon MS WAGON ia coming io
-lc,a is -tcpp ltc. tht road, Ac suddenly male "a
NOR, ygorou. aYpIcatI0n of the brake, knowing tho
heavy We.gnt bis oct. The arrest OF mItun WAS.
novcv r. too .uld % luI th" u.u VA thrown 10 i4r
ground AMI tIc huge u u. M ul ecu u', IH'4
oru-UI, near $ every bone 10 It Uoiy tct was. oi
cou &c. ant cou-. Mt stevens "a4 ID tnc emp oL
OF John j. Bell tIt m l-tOuc mIuutciur"r oi 40 -
Park Pit.c -1ors, WIO-o q.ar1.s a.d factory are
the lOWu.
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VOL. xiv. o'l3.Sl6.
FIERCE STORMS AND FLOODS,

nFsTRUCTIvE WORK OF THE TORNADO.
NA,lrs OF THE PRISONS KILLED BILL NfL ,
NARROW ESCAPE.
CLEAR LAKE. Wis, Sept. 1.-THE names oi inc
three persons who were killed in the tornado
Yesterday. were Mrs p. Burdick. wife Of the post
master; William Cavanaugh, bookkeeper Tor a, A.
ingalls,. and A. II. Saunders. clerk. Na"ci
Lewis. a clerk. was seriously injured and II Il
tbopght ne viii die. Some of the principal losses
are as follows: John f. Glover, sawmi macnincI,
and lnmber 100000; A. A. ingalls,. general
store. SIG. 900. and Smith 4 Lewis, store @4'ooV.
The total loss at Clear Lake and Vlcihlty' VIII
reach at least $3.50. 1000 Bill Nye,' OF ne Lara
,oie Roomeraug. was driving with has brother auouI
three miles east of Clear Lake when the tornado
strnck them lie was lifted clear ont OF the WAGON
Inv the wind and dashed 10 the side Oh lnc Iod''
III. right leg was broken in two places neloN tHY
Lnec Ills brother was only slightly INJURED 3hu 3
walked back 70 Clear Lake and procured heIl, ol. o.
II Was ,iN hours before the injured man c3ILU, ~
brourbf 10 town. owing 10 the road beng oo'h'"
1rith fallen trees About forty bmdinAS NtI'
wrecked I'm Clear Lake. including the Me'uouti'' IT,
Conrrepa ioual and Lutheru churches. lHlhOulu'
A Co.'S savmll. three mile ca,l GA n'l'' vas
destrorcd causing loss of $4,000.
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PIr1sBrRG, Sept. lit was rmorcd IN
fnancal circles day that Peasc iho NeN-l ORR irs'r
hal forged drafts upon Mc,sr,. Ildworih DcwlnfHt OF
ths CIV. 10 the amount Of *l2.0oO, and that when
arrested PcAsc had IA rs uos.c-son, amone oi'rr
forced paper % check ths nuu for $1,000 Tie urn
ecIiued lo make au5 satom uf Whatever regarding ur
truin ot flsiy Of tn uiuor one day Last week the
eouluss. ia trim Of II Ormau ~ Coz OF TINS cily, r-
yed "A Telegram nom Mcs,rs. Oc,tt Weston a Con
z.. attorney New a. X, ask rt.lu dccCl lt-
nucc oou maturing. FOR e sam oi 81 800 90, pur
l. be- nv ID by them Pta-c. gen iuc. q forgery
s p al once wired tn attorneys that no such pal er
had ,eru accepted Dy cm A trw days later, a etter
n. r,clv Il from law u, thanking the dtfer for the
piomp repl furt indn 'hi- uo information touch
iug me M. ter lupar a.
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STRICKEN BY YELLOW FEVER
ITS RAyAGEs ON A BRIG FROM ST. JAGo.
FOUR OFT or TEN PERSONS DrE-rHE VESSEL
MANAGEn BY NE CAPIAIN.s SOY.

EOlA OAl Vi i'm fEk1pN- IlE-AH HF fESoLL
MANAGED BY The CAPTAINS son.
The sail ~ who was taken from the brig Anita
owens at Lower Quarantine yesterday. sick with yellow
tever died that uizht Ae hospital ship Illinois. ie-
terday brig mp Upper Quarantine and to-day
viii 20 20 Robins Reef o. discharge her cargo and be
disinfectcd The Anita owens sailed from - Jago, port
southern shore Of Cuba with five sailors before the
mast OF these only remains alive the rest having
died from yellow fever OF the persons on board the
vessel all except the two mates and the cook had the
the the voyage Yesterday the master
of the brig Captain Murphy got permission 20 leave no
vessel and up he city. He was still worn api
wasted from his illness and the effects OF MS
terrible voyage. To a TRIBUNE reporter he said:
Il was terribly hot in IT, Jaso when we were theF%
and there many cases Of yellow ieYer IN the cty
and among thAe shipping. The schooner Matilda Brooks
there with cargo TIN, city, ana tHo OF her crew
were down with yellow fever. 0f crew had n
ial and were pro-trlted with the l'.f Ny ,ol
the first OF the brig. H. yoHl2 u- lI-t turned
tveuty-onc he sei 90 stand in the broln- sun
and dump 500 o. .oai which we took QUO % no
vessel The second mate AMI sailor worked IN the hold
nll.n. the buckets which were ho.ted up o him. We
then loaded with sugar and 1rted or hl. port beior
leaving - Jaeo one 1t tlc sailors William comfy Wa
taken sick with yellow fever one OF the ocI. doctors
attended, him and ne v,l be-innu- % geo better "nen
We sailed. or a uy De i- ,Ie ouJ Ou, alive to-ii
When we sailed ou August 10 there Ve.e ou Uoud
the brig five men before the mast coo Two ude- my
.e', and vie Tr. Hr.t u.-l ort One ot 'h' or- 0Ns
taken -.b nI-l yellow tcEc. lui in tHur tatt Le a'd
with t.r N.rA somIt Ne buried him at ..a lla
second n .at ,y V'. t',.H down v'h rc fcrcr 1ri
was very .i,1 Wch.' hern o.t 9e..t 1..n $500 mora
of the vDr. f..at -ltD our ''.. ODD AUGUST 'L'
and .na +lc .o.orI.- dag. .Hi 0e buried '..m 'H .Hs
-,l. Tu- et oue v,l man .u tie cross. and n 'eE
.ut.. va. a.1lt.fc,.l v..h tAe i,t.r jus, a, ny
u. .uH- l-.I...t -. -e. Hr..c tl, .eI, t....Di a.
...i fUr tv.. U... .t. 'F... DDS "f td .7
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ant no unusual quantity Of water has made ita appear
DRYING 4 C0LORfD WV OUT OF ToWN.
THE COPPERUFADs OF Az INDIANA TOWN OPPOSED
TO "NIGGER' wORKMEN.
rry rrt rcp pu To rar rRfBf-vFf

fnY TELEGRAPH TO fHE rkibUNE'l
CONNERsvULE, Ind, sept 11.-An infamous
outrage perperated upon most inof'nsiye man az
Brookvile yesterday morning. Ei Griffith, reputable
p. tcrer O. IN city took contract 10 DO job Of pd't
en Bro0kyiIe aud went there n the morning to Oe-
gin the work. He took with him a colored man, Hill
Harris 20 aclp him. Harris Is sober quiet Industrious
man aud owns property ia this city. He was soldier
during the war and severely wounded In the oatte
Of Fort Wagner. v G. on arriving nc Brookvie the
two proceeded IN. house whore the work wa To be
done. ON the way they were mt By a crowd ana Mt
Harris tod taa' he leave the town. He asked
what was he matter and told aat taey didn't want
any more niger wOrkmen IN BrOokvllle." He wa9
amazed. ami was his employer Mr. Griffith informed
the mob t11t H1rri- good citizen and had been
worsn. or hmm 'or four years. They refused 10 listen
To him. however and repeated their notice 20 leave the
town Both tle men then turned ana went back TO The
raj way AXIOM and came nome
f}ruotv.Ue f. fur county seat OF Friukm county, q
-tro ghod of Bourbon Democ The county has long
uoro IOu- t1r containing more Demo rats ana -'
eul. sutrnIcut t1tu other county 10 fhe state me
people of Couutrt cre indignant over lhet ,nli oH'cd
Or,Q veteran b. tAc uopperLeAt- Oi biyoA'1
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THE MONuOCIH BATILE MONUMENT
.t, ftip..v..u d, rrE rItRt.,.F

FREEHOLD, N.J, sept. 1.-The Joint COM
mittcc 20 arrange or t'c Wv'i'ng oi TIE Monmouth
Battle Nououcu u.ct o. Jhc residence of MAJOR lmI 10.
day l. WIS decided t.at .hc ceremonies -hcud taae
place on Thursday, N,,cmb'r l3. TIE olS Ious Wi be-
de Ncrcd uy Fire eek T. Tic uslu, SEN and Attorney
General john f.. stockton. G.ycuu. Albeit W IOr. pt
the muuumruI ou ID 10 ll If tht -t.Ir l Ni- Jtu l'-
ranged to have d large uiltar display The Governor
Wll oId ont tWo regiments rIcu o. The mr.. und
-ccuu pi code. and thr calling tcry of Camden.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-12

Baehr freq lenty remous rated with her dau-htr pu u
seemed Ia have little effect On Monday evening she
started a walk with a Her mother waited Tor
her 10 return hut no daughter came. search was III
stitued bat traces of her could be o1nt Loug aer
sunrise yesterday morning the arrived ~ her nome
Her mother worn ont 10y her alusht vigil AMI angry NJ
Gu-sle'- sobedeuce. Imprisoned nor in room on lle
second story OF hr house Il was long before the
miSrr Bile l1rl ran 10 the window Jumped 10 llc
ground she was rendered unconscious by the -hoIk'
aud wts cariei hack into house by her mother VINO
was distracted at being the indirect or the chdH
rIshness. Miss Baehr's con IlilOn ~ nrecaIlOus
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ANOIHER ALARM Al me ENILEfRiSE ANL>
10y rELE1aArn To- rul TRIBUNE.

WuKEsBAkRE Penn, sept. 1l.-Slnce the
eay,iu 40 te Eute prise mines force oi men has been
engaged t the vicinity Z the foo ~ TIE shaft prJpin-
u-cr1Is places aud making prepare rtlons for cle'rl
the oi uncs anI r--tlray vcutltti'u A"-terday Ao"
ever. -y.lptoms OF another caFen manifested tArn-
s.lv = and 80 alarming did thy become that the men
have been ordered AMI a.. work Is -t"pprd IIe
rrf. .f au rxuUratlDu Of hed mine are u+liit
the eo dltiOu of The working teus sue hs 4''c.u
apv entrance. Il Impossible TO say what Is me cNl"I
an b. a ma, e 10 the nj c. contrary 10 nist eXp-rt
IONS however tho rock which separates 'Ir "o.a.
fo those of ne droW slOpe has Vt Uesn crackr
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4 CIyCINN4rI GIHL-s N4SUNESS.
rpY rfLsGhAru 10 rnL ramcNe.l

CrNcINNArL sept. 1l.-"Gu-s Baehr Of
No 564 Frcelan-ly considered Ole ~ the bellies u
the West End although hr a-e T. only fourteen She
has her mother mucn ANXIETY by her constant AZ
tendance al balls and pcnc- On 'he hl top- where he
would Ire Iueuty .enrnG 4aG.l .Gn saL OF Later Mira
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-12
BURIED ALIVE ~ A BRICK YARD.

Troy. Sept. ll.-Edward DAILY was buried
alive to day wnc working 90 O'Iiairu'- brick yard ON
Madison s The earth ciy m suddenly. covering him
f., u- neck ,ud .,l.Iu h- t,cr aud heal exposed Hc
died l.tu.. Do rIIi D, ,et.r it... HH aou. $50 Aln-
uc.r liIu. narrowly e.caJ'd ,Ac +t,u. idir
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4 srcrls>frL cArLE snow.

Pur-rIlID STATION, Mass, sept. 1.-The
scy.n.y nlA annual cattle Ao and lr closed dl ga
a heavy shower Ih, stur, pa, on "a. o. cnlus dIy
Ter fatu fur .,t.- lo,h 100 number. nuI quality
Toe rx uitipn ID. horses Was also ", h.c a1d ihr dt
play lu the hdll quit, u Io ilai oi lat }rhi
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49, hLroIAIclL coNILALAcE

PHILADELPHIA, sept. LIN to-dd! session
Unified STATS I,r rcll Conference. there ~a- D."
,, ,..,.. adj. uol Ar ,l.J Jcet OI 4daplug Oh. word
"a % .. , -ftldi d u. tu- ..e urr 0t poser Alter
,,, ci.- ,t . va- -rcs to -u-- O. d" .Ac Govern
,.rI,. tb' F,.t " a- .Ac uAi 81 ctct..chl power
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MUCH MOyEY ron NoNIN1TI0N

WASHINGTON, Sept. 11.-Ihe critic says
"Reurcsentauye Pm ThOmpsou Of kentuckv, arrived IN
TIE city today. lie had nothing 10 say about general
poifc. lie says that be h. l't been de elted at De
priui es TO- eeec ION tot House, bat TIA his de
fcat cost h succe, u competition c2-,DiO. Ac~.ccy
$1,000"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-12

becarsc of the unbearabe stencil and hoa caused by
the heatc rubber when the windows were closed lie
allowed them 20 omen tte windows six inches ana lney
returned Ia Work his morning. The four hundred our
employees then asked the privilege. hut Writ to
fused hey immediately struck, and dee "r 'HeIr IL
teution OF remaining until their request D, granted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-12

PORTLAND. Me. S"po. ll.-Attomey General
C.,a,es to-day brought .Iit isaus. the stein Ouon
Telegraph Company 10 rcpur. the pYueut OF 7,ae
.se-set Dy "a Governor 4u4 Couacl a-anst tI.
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