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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-11

MONSIGNOR CAPEL'S MARROW EsCAPE-Mon-
s1gnor Capel had a narrow escape from serious
injury at Monterey, Cal, some days since. He
mad driven on To the wharf in One-hOrse buggy
and was attempting To ride over &c hawser at
tached TO the steamship Los Angeles, which
was lying slack at the time, but at the same mo-
ment the vessel swung away from the wharf,
drawing the line taut and hoistine the horse
and buggy several feet in the air. The MOnsig-
nor was thrown from the vehicle and received
few scratches upon his hands and face
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-11

FIVE CHILDREN AT A BIRTH.-A Toledo dis
patch states that several days ago the wife of
Henry county, Ohio, gave birth to five boys,
all of whom are we'll formed and alive. Mrs
Freund is SO years of age, and during her
nineteen years of married life has given birth
TO twenty-One children, eighteen of whom are
now alive. The other three lived to various
ages over year. The mother is described as q
comedy German woman, and the father is short
and solid. but not portiy. This happy couple
live on a small farm, which the husband tills
with the assistance OF his numerous progeny
Some OF the children were born in the hayfield
where the mother was at work.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-11

A jury at Frederick, Dakota, that had been
out for twenty hours considering q knottv
problem. were allowed to separate to fight q
prairie fire that was threatening the town
Chicago Times.
Small Indian girl, after wholesome summer
In Berkshire-Oh, yes; can make beds and Dies
aud cookies. I'm real lady.-Hompson (Eo.l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-11

USE CokE
IT Is THE CHEAPEST AND REST
FOR GENERATING STEAM
FOR COOKING PURPOSES
FOR HEATING BY FURNACE
FOR HEATING BY LATROBE
FOR OPEN CRATES
IT is EASILY IGNITED
IT MAKES QUICK HOT FIRE
IT DOES NOT BURN OUT THE CRATE
1T is ECONOMICAL
1T WILL PAY TO TRY IT.
FOR SALE BY THE
WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT COMPANY:
40 Bushels, crushed, 1870
IS Bushels, crushed. $3.50
40 Bushels, not crushed, s. 90
% Bushels, not crushed $500
Delivered to any part OF Washington or Georss
'o""' se30
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-11

TRIED MINISTER FOR WORKING SUNDAY.
A special from Fayetteville, Ark, says: lone
of the most interesting cases that has for
some time been tried in the circuit court was
disposed of yesterday morning. \ minister of
the Seven Days Adventists' faith charged
with Sabbath breaking by labGring on that
day. The jury were out only five minutes and
returned verdict OF guilty. The case was
argued strictly on constitutional grounds and
will likely go to the Supreme Court of the
United States"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-11

I1LFASE READ AND GIVE Us A CALI.
Best Sugar-c,.red shoulders. 1,c Best Salt-cured
shoulders. o1c; Best Sugar-cured Hams tsnIal lie IL
H.: No. Mackerel, zoe. doz: No. - Mackere 25 and
3oc doZ: Golden Syrup. 80 and Acc. per gal: Good
Rio Office, Roasted, l4c H.: Java Coffee. Roasted
10: Best South Carolina Rice Dig lbs DC: Shoe Polish
tor ladies, bottles 25c Good Green Coffee D lbs SOC.
Best Green Rio Coffee, lbs for 81: three cans Eagle
brand Mix, 5Oc: Cross and Blackwells Chow Chow.
25c Ut. bottle: Parlor Matches, 300 in box. lSc per
doz boxes: side Meat, S,c per side; lea worth Soc.
selling ''r Coo. ill., Tea worth ijUc. selling for 5oc. IN:
Best Patent Roller Flour, So per bb; Best Patent
Extra Flour 80. IS per bbl.: Extra "a. 30 per Dbl
INDIA TEA COMPANY. 45 stli 81.
9TH street cars pass the door. ocl5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-11
RAILROADS.
INtE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
THE SHORT LINE To TnE SOUTH An
SDCTHwFSr

'tt NitN'lNlA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
THE SHORT LINE To the SOUTH AND
SOUTHWEST
900 scht dnle In Ene 1 November |. lSS6
.Fp AN LCNCliBUHG MAIL. daily. eNcert sun
uN , 10 io'su stations connecting AT Charlottesville
WI chesapeake aud ohio Railway. ana at lSncl-
,MTg WITH Richmond aud Allas hany Raj r,sad
LII. As INV ORLEANS FAST MAIL. daily.
making close connections south and Southwest con.
h'cuiis Al Lynchbutg " iih y. and W. R.R IlIm.n
s'epihs tunet cars irOm New York anu " ashrg-
toh 10 atlanta. Pullman Weeping from Masi,-
mSton 70 NeN orleans without change of ears
o'so fA.-lflllSNlLlE FAST LINE naiy Ma
naiiottesviile 10 tincinnati Iou.<N lie and All
western points Pullman sleeping Iars Mashins.
ton 10 Louisville.
lo;io L. M-SptTlIERN MAI. AND EXPRESS
Isaiy 10 AL points. south and southwest c,nup.,tn-
AT lE nchburg With y. ami W. AZ. X. Pullman ~leep-
llS f3rs from Washington Atlanta and Mont
gomery Parior Cars Montgomery to New or, ,.apx
fullnan Sleepers from Washington via CharIftt.
and Columbia to Augusta
MANASSAS division Trims leave Washington al 2:so
T. M. daily. except sunday.
Warrenton Trains leave Washington nj 800 n mn
daily, except sunday HIS "A M aud ;,:o n M
daily. ~ ~
Trains arrive Ina Washington 500 a m southern
Express, daily 1910 Sttasburg local daily eK-
sunday; s:l5 y. m, New Orleans Fast Iu1 DAILY
$40 p. m, Louisville Special daily
FOR tickets ami Information inquire a. rompany q
Office. 6ol Pennsylvania avenue Trass leave from
L. and L. station ~
N. SLAUGHTER, N MACDaNIEI
Gen. Pass Agent. Agent
no. SOL. HASS Traffic Man,yrr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-11

At a meeting of Irishmen in Liverpool yes
terday Timothy O'COnnor was nominated for
member Of parliament for one division OF Liver
pool. Mr.. Parnell was present at the meeting
and received an ovation. He made a speech in
which he complimented Mr.. Gladstone on the
breadth OF his views on the Irish question and
called upon him TO formulate a scheme for self
government in Ireland before the election so
that the peers would have no chance to reject il
II the liberals should return To power. Seven
hundred and fifty lriShmen at Portsmouth
have sent dispatch to Mr. Parnell saying that
they Will vote as he directs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-11
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PAIENT PRLa,ESs EiNi-R

THE CELEBRATED MINNESOTA
PATENT PROCESS FLOUR
Is without doubt the most BEAUTIFUL and Tho most
NUTRITIOUS Flour H. the Morld
The Miliers have mot only the most perfect Nil
cry invented up Ia the prscE Time bat they pradu,e
Flour USSC RFAs>ED by anil i'm The Mpflg To
prove that We would simply STATE that large guam
tty fthts magnificent Flour is shipped annually -
Europe ana eaten al the priaCipal Courts Il tup ola
World WeGuARANTEE that 4; l. rlade from selected
hard wheat Grown In Minnesota ana Dakota. IL Is
acknowledged fact. that ia Ias finur a perfect sep
aration Of the glutinous particles of the wheat berry
and thorough elimination of al WAX and starchv
matter has AT last been reached. and Is
more NUTRITIOUS, yielding more bread TO the harre.
than other Flour. l lac best trade admits that
from its bread making qualities i Is the cheapest
well as the best. for either family or bakers ard
unsurpassed by any Flour made. Every sacl. and
every barrel Is warranted TO give entire satisfaction
sTERLING'S ST. LOUIS FANCY.
One of the mos: beautiful Winter Wheat Patents
offered to the trade II is uneNcelled by any other
Patent except Ceres, and viii please the most eN-
acting housekeeper and satisfy the most iastidous cpl
cure
GILT-EDGE
magnificent Winter Wheat Patent
RELIANCE
splendid Minnesota Patent Flour, made nv the
celebrated Hungarian process IL is a very cheap and
beautiful Patent, within the reach all Glasses and
We guarantee will give satisfaction every who
will try il.
GOLDEN HILL
The old reliable standby and the Standard Family
Flour Of the District 1t is equal in quality great
many high-priced Patent Flours, whilst IL can be
bought for considerable less money We defy compet
tors TO bring forth any Flour super or To CERES
STERLING, GILT-EDGE, RELIANCE or GOLDEN
HILL and We feel assured that any housekeeper who
tries them once Will never use anything else For sale
by al crocers.
Wholesale Depot, corner LIST st. and Indiana ave-
sel3 WIN. NJ GAIT IL co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-11
Opening The New Orleans Exposition.
Az Address By SENIOR ROMERO THE MEXICAN

MINISTER.
The formal opening exercises of the exposi-
ton at New Orleans yesterday took place in
Music hall, where a chorus of 500 ladies and
gentlemen sang Hail Columbia" with magnifi-
cent effect The speeches were then made BY
Director General Glenn, President Mccormick
and Commissioner General j. X. G. Pitkin An
address was then delivered by Senior Matias
Romero, Mexican minister to the United States
He said he had been asked by President DiaZ
% represent him at the opening. Senior Romero
described the benefits that would accrue from
commercial relations among American coun-
tries, especially between Mexico and the United
states The closing address Of the program
was by DIR. j. L. Newman, the representative of
the colored race. DIR. McMurdy, OF Washington
who was 10 have delivered an address arrived
TOO late, owing to washOuts on the Alabama
and Great Southern railroad. Exhibits from
the following states and territories are now on
the exhibition grounds and are being placed in
position in government building: Alabama,
Arkansas, California, Colorado, Illinois, Indiana
Iowa Kentucky, louisiana, Maine, Massachu-
sets, Mississippi, Missouri, Nevada, New Hamp-
SHIRE, New Jersey, Ohio, Oregon, Rhode Island,
south Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, West Vir-
gina, Arizona, Idaho, New Mexico, Montana,
and Wyoming.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-11

\ PREACHER CHARGED WITH FORGERY.-
An Elmira, n. Y, special Nov. Z, says: Last
night officers armed with i've warrants went in
search of the Rev. K. ID. Phillips, OF Branchfort,
Yates county, on charges of forgery. Phillips,
unA the conference OF the Methodist church
recently held at Penn Yam. was pastor OF the
Methodist church at BranchlOrt, and after con-
siderable gossip he was tried by the conference
for the forgery OF his father-in-law's name to "a
note on Ballwins Bank at Penn Yam. Phillips
was suspended from the ministry for one year
and his iather-in-law made the forgery good.
ms was supposed to be the extent Oh Philllps
which he had drawn the money came due and
il was discovered that the minister had made
paper for and drawn about 81 600 principally
from Bald wins bank in Penn Yan. Phillips
was arrested last night and gave bail to appear
before the grand jury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-11
MEDICAL, &c.

nR. AND NINE. SELDEN, 1921 18TH ST NV
~ Established loDo. Special treatment for ladies;
remedies prompt and reliable: advice free ana con-
fdential: terms reasonable. Gall write. nll-lws
MRS. BROWN tCOLOREDI TAKES LADIES
NX before and during illness. al her nice home :so5
Missouri ave NV where they will have the best Of
care. se2- Bins
NFME- DE FOREST, LONG FSTA BLISHED AND
AN1 reliable Ladies' Physician, be consulted daily
al her residence. LAB 9Th st. Nv Office hours from
tc 3p.m ocl6-lm*
T HAS NEVER BEEN CONTRA DICrTED THAT
Il DIR. BROI HERS is the oldest Established adyer
using Ladies Physical IN this city ladies' you can
confidently consult DR. BROTHERS SO6 Il IT. s.w
Particular attention paid all dise,ses peculiar
ladies, married OF single. All successfully treated
80 Board. with good accommodations, and kind eff
cent nurses furnished TO those who desire
few days IN the city under his treatment ocl5lms
MANHOOD RESTORED By USING A BOTTLE
Nl two of Dr. BROTHERS inyigoratng Cor
dial. Will cure OF nervous debility and loss
OIL nerve power. IL imparts vigor 10 the whole
tenn. 3O6 Ii ST. sw. ocl5lmS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-11

WAsfiINGToN, OHIO AND WESTERN RAIL-
w ROAD
On and after OCTOBER II, 1885 trains will leave
Hon ana arrive ~ 9th ard b Il pot a. follows:
Leave Washington am and s:.S5 pm. arrive
al leeShurg 1888 ain. and assS nm: arrive M
found INA AT ! as am. and s:2l pm. Returning
leave Round HUI 500 and BIB rm.; mass la.-r
burs 6I2 a. ana ,,6 I'm; and arrive N M uShiur.
ton Al ~ am. and 5:Ju d. m
Tie train arriving at Washington MT SIS n m and
that leaving Washington Abs pm are daily: ali
other trains are daily except SUNDAY
Monthly and Communicating Rates to all points
- VI. BRDPlIN.
ocl2 SUPERINTENDENT Ala,ansrs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-11

30 DAYS TRIAL
DR. DYES
ELECTRIC NOLTAIC BELT, and other ELECTRIC
APPLIANCES. We will send thirty days trial, to
men, young or old, who are suffering from Nervous
Debility, Lost Vitality, and those diseases Off personal
nature resulting from abuses and other Speedy
relief and complete restoration TO health, vgor and
manhood guaranteed. Send at once for illustrated
pamphlet, Tree Address NOLTAIC BELT Co, Mar
SHALL Mich jR.SUeo
DEAD AND BE WISE-DR BROTH Frs, 9u6 Ii
II / ", appeared before and made oath that
he is the Oldest Established Expert Specialist in this
city, and will guarantee in all Of private
disease of men and furnish medicine, no charge;
consultation and advice free any hour during the
day. Subscribed and sworn 10 before by Dr.
BROTHERS., SAMUEL 4. MILLS, a Notary Public
in and for the d. of G., this Sd day Of July. 1855
ocl2-lms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-11

WHY WYOMING BRAVES ARE FIGHTING.-
Word comes from Lander WyO., that the
Sho>hone Indians are having desperate
tional fight. Last week one of the tribal chief
tains discovered that one of his braves in
innate with his wife, so to get even the chief
killed Il fine horse belonging to his wifes lover.
The latter then killed the chiefs war-charger.
Other tepees now took the matter up. and soon
two factions were in the field. A desperate en-
counter took place. in which one Indian was
killed and another mortally wounded. The au-
thorities succeeded in putting Il stop to active
hOStiIitieS fol- "A time. but the feeling is bitter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-11
NINE j. p. PA1nEn
IMPORTER

oc3l 11O7 F STREET
Mrs. f. c. BYRAM WILL. BE PLEASED TO
AVA see her patrons and friends at her dressmaking
parlors, l922 pennsylvania ave. NV, over Hahn's
shoe store. nGIms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-11

BALTIMORE. Md, July %, 1854.
10 the Dt1U Matt Whiskey COnpanN:
Gentlemen: must tell you how much VALUE
your Malt Whiskey. I have been very i'll; my
friends all thought l must die with cOnsump-
ton. Your Pure Malt Whiskey has certainly
benefited me very much. l was so sick and
weak that they had TO held me up and give me
the Malt Whiskey. My doctor told them to
as much water or milk, then, when l began
to improve, must take it three times a day in
the same Quantity-and | shall use it while |
can get it. l hope that those who suffer may
hear of it and be benefited, as have been.
Respectfully,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-11

AN ACTRESSES PITIFUL DEATH In Mar
settles, France. the other night Mile. NinOy, IA
young and beautiful actress, acquitted herself
badly on the stage that the audience Kissed
her. She wept and pleaded for indulgence, pro-
testing that She was very i'll. She hoOted
Off the st:i.I. She went straight home, where
she found dead in bed next morning, having
died during the night from the effects Of the ill
ness OF which she had complained. The story
OF the poor girls misfortune caused a sensation
in MarSeilles the next day.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-14
ChiI. csc q. C CGoHdGry.

4 few days ago the United States author itics found sixteen ChinSmcn camped In the woods near DGrgcness. In close proximity was saiing cra.t, and tEe officers putting tn, ana that together and deciding that the craft Lad conveyed the Johns from B. C. forthwith seized tLc craft and Johns also, TO-dsy, inc United States Marshal. having the Chinamen in charge, arrived ny the Oiympidn and proposed tv land them at this port. 4 decided objection was raised by the lus;oai's authorities here to fr.c entry. and as Uncic SaIn's representative Gcc;Incd to put up $50 :. h.:.d, n. Celestial were duly returned Ly sie-mer. Where ih@y will be deposited finally is et.u a problem, but in the mesntine John is taking $ salt water voyage at some other persons cxpcnse.- Victoria Colonist
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-14
He T UUf rtul; te.
IeX.s S.l,ings.l

\ venerable old tramp entered an dustin bushes. house and ss:d to iac proprietor.
 T nn inc mes; unfortunate man In the world, please do sorncthine for me"
 T don't know who you are,7 lied the merchant. "YoU 'aay bg an in pos.ur.'
 Here is q certificate from Pa,on Jordan. of Galveston, that I an a hard-woTk n-, hon est .4an, wro has been unfortunate"
 "A certificate from Parsou Jordan, of Gal, weston :' said the merchant.
 "Yes, sir; here it i>," replied the Inendi- cant, handing the merchant paper TLe merchar; looked al inc paper and said:
 "Pars1n Jordan, oi Galveston, is my broth CT know his signature very well, and Lis signature OH that payer is forged
 Just as ! exported" whincd the mendi- cant. T told you Iwss ;hu mostun ortumalG man in ;he world. Just think of me comin. :. 10 th. brother Of Parear Jordou, of all tue people in the towu and showing him that forged certificate. when there Is uut another man iH Austin 3. .o knows bis si.n4.urc'
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-14
UAaf A R Jy Can Do.

l. can wear out sl pa.r of kid shoes In t@cnty.Four hours. : ll can keep it's father busy adrertising Ill tLc newspaper for nurse.
 l. can occupy both sides of the la7gest- sized bed manufactured, simultaneously
 1t can make the author Of is beings wash bills foo: uI, 10 $ week and ;ot be feeling at all well.
 IL can cause t: father to be insulied by every second.class boarding house Keeper In tuls city who meyer take children" which in nine cases cut of ten Is very fortunate for the children.
 It can make itself look like tiend just at the moment when mamma wants 10 sEow "wAat pretty baby she has"
 IL can look its father inLocen,ly in the face and five seconds later spoil the only good coat that he has got in the world.
 IL can make au old bachelor in the room ad iolning use language that if uttered on the street would get him in the penitentiary for two years.
 It can 20 10 sleep like little angel" and just as mann ma and papa are starting for the thea,er i; cun wake up and stay awake until he beginning of the last act
 These are some of the things that baby can do. But there are other thlngs us well. 4 1eby can make the commonest home the brightest spot on earth. Il can Tighten the burdens oi c loving mothers life by adding 10 them: !, can fatten its dirty little face aguilst th= window pane in such way that tue tired father can see it az picture osiore nv rounds lAe corner. Yes, babies are great institutions, particularly ones own eaoy'- Newman Ipdrpendeut.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-14
The lt ces.

There vas not as large c-oTd at the track yesterday as the number uf races and the quality oi the same de,erved, but never. tAt!sss Hose who were present enjoy co s'H,e rore s.o't. There were six horse laces and a iout race.
 The first race was between Keno and Browns sray,a !. mile dash wli,!. Was WOE by Keno.
 The second race, quarter of mile. was between coy.e' mare and Ba!ly and wps won by Baldy.
 Race numo,r three was between Twesd's colt ana pu:eLn4an, aud wss won by the cult
 The fourth race was between Rose's mare and B-idy, and wa. won by lL- latter
 The ls; race was between CoyIy'e mere Roses mare, the ia.ter wnuin., the race.
 The c.osin.z f=.;.r~ oi 'l.e Gay Was foot race between Joe l.a:Db4,n and E 3 Lang and was wua Gy Lang
 In connection witA the num"rous races in His city Jocky c,ub Las been lorrueI. and the a.>yc.a,ioA will uu.,l Aa.f-r4ile track about ;AIcc mics from town at wh.t is known as igIc Wheeler track, on the Ante lope SpIm.s road. They will also bui.d a ~tlaight track fer GO yard dasles We understand ihs: wora will te commenced o.. t4e ;IacI; el once
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-14
4 Splendid Opportunity
OXFORD, Mp, Sept. 2, lSS

OSTORD, MD, Stpt. 7, lcS0.
 ED. DAILY TOMBsTorE:-The Mary lard Military spi Naval Academy las nearly 200 cadets from iwenty-Dine states nut not one from your territory. The regular price for years tuition and board is S250, but in order 10 secure a student from your territory, I will ofTer a cadetship, board free, to one student from Arizona, who would therefore have 10 pay Gnly $l75 year unul graduating. instead of $3j0. This offer is made to only one student from your territory, but l will give reduced price to any editor who copies this letter at once and U ho wishes cade;ship for 8 friend or sub scriber. The cadet may apply to the editor, or direct to the superintendent, sending this slip, at once, for there are few vacancies, He must be IS years old at cast, and of good character. Cs:s- i"g7r is sgni veu. B J, BURGESS Sup.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-14
He Was Locatea on the "K" Desk

IC.ucIuuatI l 1ilArS-Star.I
 The local Ie.ephune company. in order to accouuuudlle cuptIuus subscribers who are always "k4cklug,' Aas what ls known as k!rKer's or "A" desk. When any subscriber becomes ub,lrepcrous for any length of lime uts Iice is uisv svonuected from iis ;egu!ar rosiIiuu aud placed on tlle K" desk, where an expert operator, chosen especially for her good nature, taxes charge oi It. In connec- t,ou w!tu tAis tAc following little incidel.t is related,
 Last week g. prominent business man and y.onlir.an becane curious as 10 the niunneT la which his telephone was worked. and Called d, lhe office oi the company. General Manager s.oue couttcousls showed him 10 lne vperat.u. room, aud explained the work iug vi lue system to hiin iu satisfactory l.ar.ler. luc.dcnta.iy he showed hun the K" uysk.
 "Naa.'s tha' fory" asked the visitor.
 That .s where we keep tue h!ckcTs and sr,v :crs; fellows who are always objse'!nS ant nud.us iauit about tLe:r te!epAones," a.is cred Manager stone. "pa, ye,, excellent idea, very sood,' re- joined tLc yisi,or. Taey turned away and looked at other .niu.,, iu tue exchange when the visitor sud- deGiy asA,d
 "n here's my lne:' Inc r4.la5e. turned to a check boy and asked Aim lLs location of Mr, Visitors line. No. 900, ,ir,7 pipcd t.e Uoy. Ills oyer there Uu LLc K desk The General Manager came down ;he fire escape for safety. --
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-14
Ei0HcO BOcn.

Ocr late lamen,ed fellow citizen Bianco BocE, wnoSc mys:e:.2"- d'rs"no9rSnce caused much wsiiing and gnnsh!ug of teeth among his numerous creditors, has beeu hesrd of ss follows:
 l-He is in Asia where he married the daughter of Jew bong before coming to Nogales. l: vas ahou, time for him to % home to his wife
 2-Hs is m Mexico. An officer Of the Mexican custom house nOt only say him but iravel-d on the railrua4 in his company.
 3-He has sent AH a-er: to Nogales to ar. range his affairs,
 4-He Is in New Yo-k trying to negotiate the sac of a mjne in $ rora
 5-Ae is n the SardwicG Islands trying To get his word in on King Calico.
 6-He has op-ned cheap John sore in Meibourn, Australia.
 7-He went to Chile, whcye he did bus!- Ie-s years sso-
 s-He has sent for his wife and child to j'ir him in Agiers.
 9-lie has been made Professor of Moral Philosophy tt the University oi Leipzig.
 lO-he has opened dancing school a. the Feegee Islands.
 Al ot the above are equq'ly reliable, the one place where he is not is where he ought ;o be,-Ya;na-Fru