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p H. WARNER, Real Estate Broker.


W ALIEN b. w Williams q w., AuctioheefSs
sALEoF
RICH AND COSTLY FURNITURE
WALNUT AAh TsfMM1N AsD oAA' BRASS
MADE TO ORDER AND IN PERFECT ORDER.
TWO ELEGANT MAHOGANY CHAMBER
SUITES. ARTIsTICALLY CARVED BRASS
TRIMMINGsi CHERRY SUITES, II LATEST
CHAMBER SUITE, RICHLY POLISHED AND
ENTIRELY NEW IN DESIGN; WALNUT
CHAMBER SUITES, PLATED GLASS, MOST
scKiBE6 s surf WERE MADE rs oR T
AND THE WORKMANSHIP CANNOT BE
SURPASSED WALNUT FRAME PARLOR
SUITE, UPHOLSTERED IN PLUSH; HAND
FRAME MIRRORS. DINING-ROOM CHAIRS
UPHOLSTERED IN LEATHER, WALNUT
HALL RACK; MARBLE TOP BOUFFEr, NAL L
CARVED: COUCHEs UPHOLSTERED IN
LEATHER. WALNUT FRAMED MIRRORS,
BODY BRUSSELS CARPETS. RUGS, FANCY
CHAIRS, TABLES AND LADIES WRITING
MATTRESSES. BRUSSELS HALL AND STAIR
CARPETS, CHINA, GLASS AND CkOCkERY
WAKE. KITCHEN UTENSILS. &c.
AT HALF-PAsT TWELVE O'CLOCK,
In front OF premises,
TWO STY LISH FAMILY HORSES FAMILY
CARRIAGE, HARNESS, BLANKETS, WHIPS,
The above residence was furnished with the great
est regard for uniformity and each article is marked
by the same degree Ofelegance and taste. The cham
Der furniture is particularly remarkable for unique
bility.
The sale takes place on MONDAY. NOVEMBER
SECOND, A Ten O'CLOCK A NJ at residence No.
1907 street northwest The goods will be on exhi-
sale.
oc27d wALTERB WILLIAMS & CO., Aucts.
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SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE-HOUSE
BY virtue Of If the power vested IN me- BY deed m
recorded in Liber No 1896 folio4ls, Of the land
THURSDAY the TWENTY-NINTH DAY OF &C
TOBER. 1885. at FOUR-THIRTY O'CLOCK P. M,
offer SALE at auction in front of the premises Lot
No. three (3), OF Harkne subdivision Of Square No
5lO Said lot fronts 20 feet street. by depth Of
ITO feet, and is improved by six roUm Brick DWELL
ing.
Terms: One-third Of the purchase money IN cash,
terred payments TO be secured by deed of trust ON
day sale deposit Of $lOO requir at time of sale
II terms Of sale are not compiled with ill ten days
day of saie the right is reserved resell at the
cost of the defaulting purchaser. All conveyancing
at the cost of the purchaser.
JOHN {. HEALD. Sol street northwest,
DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers Oc2l-d6ds
aS- THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED ON
account of the rain, until SATURDAY, OCTOBER
THIRTY-FIRST, SAME HOUR AND PLACE
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LONDON, ONT, October 2s.-Dr. Moore. of
Dorchester, who recently ran OF 10 East sagi-
nav, Mich, with a domestic, creating the inn
preston that he had been murdered, has again
made himself notorious After coming back
and peing received by his family, he Induced
his wife 70 sell her Dorchester property, on the
plea that he intended 10 buy a farm In Della
ware. As soon he had secured the money he
departed FOR Michigan, leaving his wife and
family destitutA
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Convicted After Ten Years.
.NsATIoNAL INCIDENTS IN A GEORGIA NUE.

DER TRIAL
MACON, GA, October 29.-Sensational features
attended the trial OF Richard r. Jackson, OF
Colquitt county. for the murder Of his brother
in-law, Isaac Bailey, ten years ago. The two
men lived side by side, and were prosperous
farmers. One day they quarreled about "A land
line and parted enemies jackson threatening
to kill Bailey. The latter went home, and
mounting a horse started of Ia the county seat
10 swear out peace warrant against Jackson.
jackson, who had been apprised OF baiicy's
intention, also mounted and set out I'm
pursuit OF his victim. Oyertaking him,
jackson began plunging his knife into
Bailey's neck and shoulders riding thus for half
a mile, when Bailey fell dead. Jackson AT once
disappeared. Last week his whereabouts In
Florida was discovered. He was arrested and
taken back TO the scene OF his crime for trial.
The wife of the murdered man, who is Jackson's
sister, testified on behalf OF her brother that
Bailey was desperate: had threatened to Kill
jackson; had left the house for that purpose,
and that she IL was who had warned Jackson ~
his approaching danger. Miss Bale,, a beauti-
full girl, the daughter contradicted her mother
fatty, and testified that the guilt was all on the
Jackson side. Jackson was convicted OF muir
der in the first degrees and will have 10 meet hts
doom.
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THE EVENING STAR
PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday,
AT THE STAR BUILDINGS.
Northwest Corner Pennsylvania Ave- and 11tn st. by
The Evening S:ar Newspaper Company,
GEO. W. ADAMS. Pres'L

THE EVENING STAR served to subscribers I'm the
city by Carriers their account at 10 cents per
week, or 44c. per month. Copies at the counter. 2
cents each BY mail postage prepaid-5o cents .
month"; one year So: six months. 81
Entered at the Post Office ~ aslington. d. c.,
second-claSs mail matter
THE WEEKLY STAR-pubfshed on Friday-S1 .
year, postage prepaid six months so cents
Hs All mail subscriptions must be paid IN advsuce
ropaper sent longer than il paid for.
Rates of advertising made known IN appFcatior.
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MI. George n. Childs has given to Col Fred
Grant the old da0uerreotype Of Gen. Grant,
taken when he was % years old and . nFst lieu
tenant In Mexico. It has been engraved, and
will appear In the 50fthcoming history.
Representatives Of the Indiana troops engaged
In the battle Of Gettysburg vistted the battle
monuments recqutly erected.
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FRUITS AND FLOWERS.
The Session Of the Horticultural
Society Last Night.

At the meeting of the District Horticultural
society last night, Mr.. Saul in the chair, Mr. ].
Holdsworth Gordon was elected q member.
Among the exhibits were specimens of the new
plant impatians sultana, glOxenia, and the
acropera orchid by MIR. T. w. Fowler; dahlias,
zineas and chrysanthemum by Mr.. Phelps;
variegated abutulon by Mr.. II. L. Prince; Gle
mats, chrysanthemum and Japanese rose by
Mr.. saul, and a fine collection of duchess, law
renee and other pears, apples, green corn, field
corn, peaches. turnips, and carrots of enormous
size, Lima beans, and the Clinton grape from
DR.. w. Lee White, of Floral Hill.
In discussing the exhibits Mr.. Saunders said
that the yellows were seldom seen here. Mr..
disease which may be disseminated by poor
seed, and said that when the soil was
thoroughly cultivated and care was taken as to
seed the yellOws would not be seen. He gave
the experience OF the elder Mr.. Cammack who
successfully kept the yellows from his orchards.
Where there is neglect there is disease @s
said that people did not wait for 1t to ripen, for
it was Of the frost variety and came late.
cious table grape. Mr.. Saunders, in answering
a question, said the proper mode to plant q tree
was 10 dig a hole eighteen inches deep, care
the tree is put in, first throw in the top soil and
fill the hole nearly full of it. It is perfectly safe
to use bone and to manure the surface. 1t was.
dust Orchards, he said, should be plowed deep.
Mr.. HEURICHs INTENTIONS.-Mr. Christian
Heinrich, the brewer, was asked yesterday in
regard to the published statements that he In
tended TO remove his brewery from its present
location in the northwest to the northeast sec
tion of the city. Mr.. Heurich said, II pur-
chased square OF ground in the northeast sec
ton OF the city some two years ago for the pur-
pose of providing for the very probable contin-
gency of an increase in the capacity of my
brewery. It is impossible to increase the capa-
city of the brewery on Its present site. have
no intention at present of erecting new brew
cry or of removing my present buildings. OF
my plant there Is very valuable. The brewery
adds to the value of the property in that vicin.
ity."
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Mr.. W. J. Best the alleged embexxling trustee,
!: held IN Boston In defaultof $40, 900 bail: he
Carruth. had the handling OF the money, and
that 1t was lost by him in Speculation.
The rumor that . revolution had broken tout
ct Mendaiay. and that King Theebaw had been
murdered, f ncs true.
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AUCTION SALES.
THoMAs BOWLING, Auctloneer

FRENCH PLATE MIRRORS FINE pARroR
PPG GFNl HANDsoME CABINETS AND
INGs, WALNUT AND OTHER CHAMRER
HHE,kNMniTnu,IRSE, FINE HAIR MATTRESSES.
HAND .OME LOUNGES AND COUCHES, WA r.
Nut AND OTHER DINING-ROOM FURNL-
IDhE, HALlsRACKS. BRUSSELS AND IN
OTHER ARTICLES,
ALSO AT IL O'CLOCK,
1 BILLIARD TABLE
LOT OF HARDWARE AND TOOLS
200 FELT HATS, BY DUNLOP AND OTHER
MAKERS
- ALSO, AT II O'CLOCK.
HORSES, CARRIAGES, WAGONS BUGGIES &C
TO be sold at my auction rooms, SATURDAY, OC
IOBE Il, THlRTY-FIRST.' 1885, commencing al
Ten OCLOCk. Oc29-2t
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Mistaken For q Rear And shot.

FRANKFORT. MICH, October 2s.-At Platte
Lake, q few miles north OF this village MIS-.
Jane Briggs. OF Platte township, while picking
cranberries In a swamp. and walking along I'm
STOPPING position with black hood and shawl
on, was mistaken tor a bear by two hunters,
and shot through the neck Death followed i'm
few hours. Mr.. Briggs was an old resident u
this city, and the mother OF Q large family.
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EVERY PERSON On AND
Estaoiished 1S4O.

Young alike are shopping from place to place to find
where money on each article can be saved In these
Tunes OF great competition well posted buyer can
save from 10 10 cent almost every purchase.
they vli go 20 the right place We know thst JOHN
SON, GARNER & co IL just that place. Come and
examine goods and prices and II not just as we state,
don't buy.
CASES f3ne double-width Cashmeres. 12l1c.
4 case 4Oinch Atwood Tricots. reduced TO SOC.
% pieces Of the latest thing in dress goods THE
Boucle-" so pieces Of English and French Cash
meres, extra widths marked down to 25c. 37c, SOC.
snk vevets in every shade coi0red, silk face. 81.
Sd pieces extra wide Biack Gros Grain silks, war
Eented 20 wear money refunded, sSc-, u, Sl.37,
$LoV, Sl-62, $Ls5
1000 PIECES
OF New Fall Dress Goods just out, 121ac., 15c. Ice,
1sc, 20c-, DC. 25c Ladies' 54rinch Tricots and
Flannels, 15c and SIC Medicated Red Twilled Ffan-
nels FAC. White Flannels &c. lOc-, l2zc- l5c., 1Sc
and DOC Jerseys. fall weights. new shapes. sc, Sc
~. SIS. Table Linens In all widths and makes
Napkins TO mat h Towels extra size, 121zc.
Our Carpet Departments y stocked TO its utmost
Capacity with Choice Things Never Before Exhibited
ingrains Just out, 25c-, 3Oc-. 31c, SOC. &C. 75c.
BRUSSELS, best makes, new patterns, copied from
MoQuet, AxmLn1ters and Velyets, 75c. Oil Cloths
and Rugs in AL widths aud sizes, small profits.
JOHNSON. GARNER CO.,
oc2A 636 Pennsylvania ave-, south side.
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.
THOMAS BOWLING. Auctfoneer.

II III" LIINI. AuCtfOuecI.
FRENCH PLATE MANTEL MIRROR, VERY
HANDSOME CARD TABLE, VERY HAND HAND
AND SEPARATE PIECES, WINDOW HANG
WALNUT Halt FGRNTTuRE, WALNUT
MARBLE TOP FURNITURE IN SETS AM
SEfARATE PIECES, HAIR MATIRESS66ISS'
BLANKETS. FEATHER PILLOWS AND Boil
SiERS. FINE BRUSSELS CARPETS, H I54I1
And STAIR CARPETS, DINING ROOM FUh n
AUCTION.
On FRIDAY MORNING, OCTOBER THIRTIETH,
1888, at TEN O'CLOCK, at residence No. i4Oo
street northwest shall sell the above residence
choce collection of goods, which were mace 70 oruer
oc24dts THOMAS BOWLING. Auct.
p II. WARNER, Real Estate Broker.
PUBLIC AUCTION OF THE VERY VALUABLE
RESIDENCk OF THE LATE ADMIRAL Rt1,
NoLDS, KNOWN AS No. 1919 H STREET
NORTHWEST.
On FRIDAY, OCTOBER THIRTIETH, s.A
1885, at FOUR O'CLOCK, in front of the iMI
premises shall offer for sale that very hand -
some Dwelling. known No. 1919 III street north
west, the residence of the late Admiral ReynOldsan
teen rooms and every modern convenience. Large lot
west 30 feet of lot square 1862 with side and rear
alleys. charming location.
Terms: Onethird cash. the residue In one. two and
three years. with notes bearing interest at the rate Of
six per cent and secured by deed OF trust
or all cash. at the option of the purchaser All convey
ancing, DC, at the purchasers cost. Two hundred
THOMAS BOWLING Auct Oc2OeOtds
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1NHOMAS BOWLING, Auctloneer.
VNALTER b. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers.
VALUABLE UNIMPROVFD PROPERTY, FRONT
ING ON SECOND STREET, BELOW PENN
SYLVANIA AVENUE SOUTHEAST, AT AUG

On THURSDAY NOVEMBER FIFTH, at HALE
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ, we shall sell in front
of the premises lots Is and IL in Fannie L. Berry's
subdivision Of original lot 10, in square 1872 having
1879 feet front each lot, running back he depth
thereof, making them desirable building lots.
This property is located the Capitol, and, by
of its location possesses great advantage to
those in search of first-class property.
Terms of sale: One-third cash. balance in six and
twelve months, tor notes bearing interest from day of
sale and secured by deed of trust property sold;
500 down each lot when sold; all conveyancing
at purchasers cost.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO.,
Oc29d AuctiOneers.
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DIR. HALE FINED BY JUDGE SNELL.-Argu-
ments were heard in the Police Court yester-
day afternoon In the case of DIR. VIM. H. Hale,
editor of the Health and Home, charged with
selling lottery tickets in connection with the
publication of another newspaper, called The
Traveller. Judge smell, in deciding the case,
held the scheme TO be a lottery, and imposed a
fine OF $50. Mrs. Lockwood, who appeared for
Dr. Hale, noted an appeal.
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MIR. HILL AFTER THE POLICE
He Makes Charges Against Several
Omcers-The OutGrowth OF q Boun.
Diary Line Dispute.

The dispute over the party line between Mr..
Charles 8. Hills property, the Milton fats, 1871
II street northwest and the property of his
neighbor, Mr.. NJ. B. Harlow, has resulted In
charges preferred by Mr.. Hin against Police
Lieutenant Guy, Sergeants Haney and Burgess,
and Privates Cattell and Hart. Mr.. Hill has
filed his charges, which allege inefficiency and
COLLISION with law-breakers for q probable re-
Enumeration with the Commissioners, and re-
quests the dismissal of the officers named from
the force. The dispute over the boundary line
has already come into court in several forms.
When Mr.. Hill built his house he lett at the
side a space four feet wide and erected fence
on the line which he claimed bounded his
property. Mr.. Harlow recently began building
operations on his lot and tore down the fence
claimed that the fence was on his property:
Subsequently Mr.. Hill regretted the fence and
employed men to protect his fence. The dis
It's early stages Mr.. HiIi appealed to the police
claiming that he was being robbed of the prop
erty, but they would not interfere. He claims
that the officers should have maintained the
status quo until the question was settled, which
he claims was virtually deciding In favor OF the
other parties. Mr.. Hill has begun vigorous
charges, together with q circular letter to prop
erty owners, asking them to join him In q re-
quest for the removal Of the officers. In this
"The question Of "a party line in real estate
and of legal rights, as in this case In point OF
IOTty years possession anu only lcghi Cidliu vi
title Is one not unlikely to arise to the annoy.
ance of any property owner; and the shameful
behavior and Partially of official guardsmen
of law and order, and OF private property. as
manifested by the police officers herein named,
warns you Of the insecurity under which you
rest while men guilty Of such collision with
law-breakers remain in this police precinct"
Mr.. Randall ON the President.
"a STRONGER ADMINISTRATION THAN WE
THINK"
The Randall club of Pittsburg, Pa, celebrated
the first anniversary Of Its organization with q
banquet last night. Mr.. Randall made an ad
dress in which he said: "a year ago we were
told that the success OF the democratic party
would result disastrously TO the country: thai
If the democratic party got power 1t would be g
tearing down instead of q building up, but nov
we have q democratic President. and where II
all the disaster to business that was prophesed'
We have q stronger administration than We
think. Grover Cleveland may facetiously bt
called slow. but he is building up the party in
a strong and firm manner, and If we only have
a little patience he will accomplish work tina
the republican party promised for years, bu
could never dO.o
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SALE OF WELLKEPT HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
TURE. BODY BRUSSELS CARPETS, BRUS-
sELs HALL AND STAIR CARPETS Wal
sIERED IN HA Al , GILT FRAME
BLE-TOP TABLES, LACE CURTAINS HAIR
CLOTH LOUNGES, WALNgT WARDROBE
TABLE AND DINING-ROOM CHAIRS
COTTAGE FURNITURE, BEDDING, HAIR
MATTRESSES, INGRAM CARPETS, CHINA
GLASS AND CROCKEkY WARE, KITCHEN
UTENSILS, ETC
ON TUESDAY, NOVEMBER THIRD, AT TEN
O'CLOCK A. NJ, we shall sell at residence No. 1924
Stl street NV, the above collection Of Household
Effects In hrstclass order and worthy the attention
of buyers
oc2sd WALTER B. WILLIAMS q CO., Aucts
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JEFFERsoN CITY, MO-, October 2V.-On tho
recommendation OF the circuit judge, jurors
and attorneys who tried the case and promi-
nent citizens Of Davies county, Governor Mar
maduke has granted pardon 70 Joseph Long.
fourth degree I'm June 1888. and sentenced 10
six months In the county Jail. IL appears that
Long is only II years OF ago, and the homicide,
which was the killing OF a boy named Edward
Field, In October, 1854, was an act OF thought
lessness and not OF malice. The petitioners Ger
titled that the boys lie would bs endangered
by further confinement
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KILOGRAMS TO THE STAR
I've Cerpses Found when che smshs
Lifted.

BARNETT, GA, October 29.-At cslored
wNke held 1t the house of Matthew Peck, the
bottle vas posed around freely that the
presence Of the corpse was forgotten. gen.
efai row ensued In which pistols and clubs
were used. When the smoke cleared away
Aleck Richards was found dead on the door. q
ooiiet having pierced hts brain, and half O
dO1en othero were seriously wounded.
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ORR WAS TAKING HER TO HEAR SAM JONES,
WHEN GIVEN OPENED FIRE.
BIRMIN0HAM, ALA, October 29.-The excite
ment attending the revival meetings being
held here by Sam Jones, the famous exhorte 2,
was intensified Tuesday night by q lively ex-
change OF pistol shots ia the street by two WE'LL
known citizens. w. +. Orr, livery stable
keeper, and P. Given's. clerk. have for some
time been paying attention to the Widow Rose.
Bad feeling arose between the rivals. Tuesday
night Orr was on his way with Mrs. Rose to
Sam Jones' meeting, when Owens met him
on lonely street corner, and greeted him with
the words. .You damn scoundrel, I'm looking
for YOU" Thereupon both men pulled pistols
simultaneously and began their bloody WORK.
Givens fred three times, wounding his man
twice. He received three wounds rom nve
shots fired by Orr, who after both pistols had
been exhansed chased him across the street.
both lighting with the butts of their weapons.
Running into the house Of . neighbor, OFT got
another pistol and vas coming out Of doors
again when he fell Owens walked 70 drug
store four squares distant His most dangerous
wound Il IN the region Of the bladder. Orr's n
in the len breast IL n thought That beth 0ea
will die.
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CoNvICTs GIVEN NEITHER CLOTHING NoR BED.
DING AND SHOT FoR THE MOST TRIVIAL
CAUSES.
EAGLE PASS, TEX, October 29.-John Fisher
colored, formerly q soldier In the regular army,
just arrived here from Satteilo, Mexico. where
he has been imprisoned for two yesrx,
gives frightful description OF life
In Mexican Jail. About three
years ago Fisher, while working on = Mexican
railroad, became involved IN q Difficulty with q
Mexican, whom he shot For this he was I'm
prisoned in the penitentiary st Sattelio. He
says the treatment OF the prisoner there v
brutal beyond conception. They Arc allowed
no clothing whatever, and no bedding. and
their sufierings are terrible, especially In winter
Is when the clothing wears out with which
they enter the penitentiary they then have 70
wear as breech-clouts such clothes as they can
find and patch together that will answer the
purpose. He says Tor the slightest suspicious
move the prisoners are shot down and their
carcasses are treated like . dogs, and that he
would far prefer death TO another term In the
penitentiary. He says he has seen several con.
victs shot down for merely turning their heads
to one side while working, and nothing waD
done TO their iuhuman guards.
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EXECUTORS SALE.

IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE ABOVE SALE
the undersigned under and by virtue of the last will
ofGreenberry NJ Watkins will sell at public auction,
in front of the premises the east wenty-seven t2)
feet of lot No. 81, in HOlmeads addition George
town, ID. G., with the improvements
Terms OF sale: Onehalf cash; balance in six and
twelve months, to be secured on the property sold,
with interest $25 deposit required at time of sale
All conveyancing. &c. at purchasers cost. fthe
terms of sale not complied with ten days the
premises may be resoj at the defaultng purchaser
risk, after one weeks advertisement
SPENCER WATkINS,l Executors Of
EDGAR p WATKINS, ! g. NJ Watkins.
JESSE 81. WILSON, Attorney. Ocl7-d&ds
AS THE ABOVE SALES ARE POSTPONED
until WEDNESDAY .NOVEMBF FOURTH, SA NJ L,
HOUR and PLACE, on account Of the rain, by order
OF the attorney. Oc29-d&ds
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A Man Dies 81 SIanders.

Fort SCOTT, KAN, October 2s.-Dr. q. r.
Baldwin. Of this city. reports the death Of
George Matthews, who lived near switch, In
this county, Saturday, with glanders. Gases of
this kind are very rare, but this case In well au-
thenticated, the disease having been ontracted
eighteen days before death near Lamar. Mo. lt
IL DIR. Baldwin's opinion that the incubation
took place by the lodgmeut OF the virus In
Mathews eye, resulting before death I'm nfiam-
nation OF the nasal organs and eruptions al
over his body.