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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1885-02-14

blood by George King. Inprices ranged
from $50 to 500 for fegi.td stock, and
little less for the non-regi.red.
The ghost that has be- talked of 50
much hsreabouts lately turI up at Sin
gerly's pulp mills last Tulay night. at
least the fireman processes have seen it.
1t looked, be says, like an ogray headed
man, moving about from part of the
mill to the other, but wouLbt allow any
one to get near him. WI cornered it
would disappear and immstely reappear
in another place. Several ,sons saw it
and tried to get near it but bout success.
AS soon as they would get thin twenty
or thirty feet of it, it woulGisappsar IS
quickly as the flame of a,ndls when
blown out, and -reappear in lothsr place
SO the story goes.
notwithstanding th IRENE cold
weather, good audience, present a,
Persons Grove school bo8 on Tuesday
evening last, to hear the de 70 upon the
question, us war relic fybarbarism.
The affirmative was maintain, by Messrs
Harry Davis, H. Duhamel and rank Raw
lings, the two hrsI-namc ueng student!
from Delaware College, ad to negative
by Messrs. Charles Hinch.fe, George r
Ash and Charles H. Smith. 1T 8 decided
that war is not relic of barbsm. TIL,
debate was warm one, and for time |
was feared little of the barbam of wa
would be witnessed upon tho spc The col
lege boys undertook to criticise pronun
citation of their opponents, and so mad
reference of some personal expsrise in W al
of one of the bsrs of the negve side
which brought blood to their ss. Th
judges were Msssrs. F. f. Psnniron, JOS
Beaver and Thomas Miller Thaext de
bate will take place on Tuesday ,sbruar
Dist, when the question "Was tf1ecutio
of Charles justifiable F. NJ. .wlings
III. Davis and II. Duhamel will ia the al
firmative, and Jos. Beaver, Geo. lash An
| G. Fl. Hinohcliffe.
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HARLAN & BROTHER

on the Little Elk the dam was washed
away for the third time. This firm has
been very unfortunate. First fire stone
dam costing four to five thousand dollars
was carried away bodily. This was re-
placed by wooden one from which on
Tuesday last one abutment and about
fifty feet of the timber work was carried
away. The damage will amount to sew
eral thousand dollars.
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MESSRS. BOOTH & son

in the vicinity OF their ice houses. A
quantity of lumber from their place was
distributed over the meadows bordering
the creeks and lodged in trees and bushes.
This to great extent was recovered,
but good deal of it was borne away en-
tirely on the flood, and will be picked up
on the river or bay shore by some one.
At the book board mill of
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HEST IEASHINGTON.

The shipments from the mines of the
Cumberland coal region for the week ended
Saturday, October II, were 4S,692 tons, and
for the year to that date, 2,lSl,SSl tons, a
decrease of 9s,34S tons as compared with the
corresponding period Of last year. The
coal was shipped as follows; To Baltimore
& Ohio Railroad and local points--week,
3O,2l2 tons; year, l,576, ,567 tons; decrease,
1874, ,567 tons. To Pennsylvania Railroad
week, 6,549 tons; year, 32i,374 tons, in-
crease, %, 1872 tons To Chesapeake IL Ohio
Canal-week, II, ,929 tons; year, 2S0,9i0
tons; increase, 13,0S7 tons.
Sergeant Hess, who met with an accident
about two months and a-half ago, returned
to duty yesterday
-Four arrests were made yesterday at this
precinct for minor offenses.
The water has been drawn from the
Georgetown level of the Chesapeake &
Ohio Canal in order to raise a canal-boat
carrying coal, which sunk last night near
Aqueduct Bridge
Thirty boats loaded with coal have ar
rived since last report.
Temperature and condition of water at I
a. m: Great Falls, temperature, 81; condi-
tion, 6; receiving reservoir, temperature,
G2; condition at north connection, z; condi-
tion at south connections, 13; distributing
reservoir, temperature, 62; condition at in
fluent gate-house, 20; condition at ellluent
gate-house, 80.
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COURT RECORD.

Fot-iry CCuRr-Justicc lIagncr -- Dig
Gins VS.. Doherty: auditors report con
frmcd. McBair VS.. Ten Eyck, and Wagga-
man VS.. McBlar; on hearing.
CIRcuir CouHT, Division Nol--Justice Cox
Spade vs.. Cooley; motion to suppress de-
position granted. Finch vs. Leonard; dis
missed. Daneille VS.. Bond; dismissed
without costs. Brien vs. White; rule on
defendant TO employ new counsel. Brad
ley VS.. Flannery; Judgment 10y default.
Richards ct al. VS.. District Of Columbia;
death of plaintiff suggested. Schneider
& Son vs. Seitz; Judgment for defendant
for costs by agreement. Mcmahon VS..
Washington Brick Machine Company; set
tied. Dorsey VS.. Dorsey; judgment con
fessod. Kerns VS.. Howe; verdict for de-
fendant.
CRIMINAL CouRrAJusticc Macarthur.
George Carr, larceny; pleaded guilty; two
years In the penitontiary. Thomas Nc
Lane, larceny; pleaded guilty; sentenced TO
the Reform School. Thomas Watson, alias
Queen, housebreaking IN day; pleaded
guilty; eighteen months In the pcnitentiary.
John Catey forgery; guilty; notice of a
motion for a new trial. John Caton, lar
ceny Of a horse; on trial. John Catey, for
gerry, guilty; notice Of motion for a new
trial. James Moore, assaultiug officer; new
trial granted Alexander Sandcrson and
Aaron Brown, convicted of sell
ing unlabelled oleomargarine: mo-
tion for new trial fled. John Temple,
second offensc petit larceny; guilty; sent to
Reform School. John Cation, larceny of n
horse; jury out. Adolphus Burgess, house
breaking IN night jury out.
CoURT IN GENERAL TERM-Chicf Justice
Cartier and Justices james and Menick.-
Green VS.. Farmers & Mechanics National
Bank; cause remanded. District Of Colum
bia VS.. Emmert, and District of ColumbiG
vs. DAILY; on hearing.
POLICE CouRT-Judge Smell. - George
Washington, colored, disorderly conduct
IS or 10 days. Richard Shelton, colored
larceny; personal bonds and restitution
ordered James Hunter and Charles Web
ster, colored, do; two months each in Jail
Daniel McNally, disorderly In the county
S5 or days. VIM. Carter, loud and bois
ferrous, IS or 10 days Eugene Davis, va
grancy; 90 days. John Donohue, do; do
George Littleford, loud and boisterous; :;
or Is days. John Money, do; 50 or 8 days
The Washington critic., 1885-10-21
SOCIETY NOTES.

Mr.. Henry F. Bauer of the National
Metropolitan Bank, who is more generally
known TO New York military men as the
gallant Captain Bauer of the Washington
Light Infantry, was married yesterday to
Miss Emma Ballbach of this city. The
ceremony took place at the residence of the
bride on Sixth street at 2 p. M, the Rev. H.
II. Schneider officiating. Only the immedi-
ate family friends were present The bride,
handsome brunette, wore a tasteful travel
ling dress The happy pair began their
wedding journey by taking the p. m. train
for New York On their return they will
occupy handsomely furnished house, q
present from the groom's father.
very successful entertainment was
given last evening at McCauley's Hall for
the benefit of Capitol Tent, No. So, |. o. r.,
consisting of instrumental music by Miss
Maedel, Mrs. DeGraw, w. S. Jones, j. Pot
ter and Professor Bond, and number of
dramatic selections, in which r. p. South
wick, 9. l.. Milligan, Harry Belt, Tony
Sousa, VIII Souder, w. g. Southwick, Y.
o. Pulizzi, Miss Lillian l.. Martin, Miss
Addie Souder, Miss L. +. Swindcll and Miss
Lotta De Port took considerable part.
The Washington critic., 1885-10-21
LOCAL RRIEFS.

SEVEN starters in the McKibbin Steeple-
chase tomorrow
FoR PURE WINES, LIQUoRs, &c, go to
The old and reliable establishment of Chris
Nander, where only pure liquors are sold,
No. 500 Seventh street northwest.
GEN. FARNswoRTH, Lewis Abraham, DR..
Bancroft DR.. Jeffries, l. Y. Knight, G.. w.
Moore, Charles Henley, II. s. Wharton, a.
Braid, W. Twombly, j. Lavender, DIR. Har-
vey, F. Beuter, DR.. Lee, 7. NJ. Reed and
Louis Meyerhardt are engaged in whist
tournament at the rooms of the Whist,
Chess and Checker Club. The prizes are a
bronze Etruscan lamp, made for cigar
lighter, the present of Mr.. Semken, the jew
eler and two whist-counters of solid ivory.
presented by Mr.. Chapman, the bookseller.
THE finest assortment of parlor suites up
holstered in silk and Mohair plushes at the
lowest prices. Breitbarth's Odd-Fellows'
Hall.
A coLoRED man named Peter Grayson,
who was charged last June with assault to
rape Catherine Shreeve, died in the Work
house last Sunday.
ALL-wooL chld's paints, 10 cts. Eiseman,
cor, 18th and r.
EFFIE BURROWS, the 4-year-od daughter
OF Policeman Frank Burrows, who was run
over by a street car Monday night, died of
her injuries last night. The funeral will
take place tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock
from 1914 Twenty-eghth street. Interment
at Oak Hill Cemetery.
IN the treatment of rheumatism, gout
neuralgia, sciatica, etc, Salvation Oil should
be thoroughly rubbed in. 1t kills pain
Price 25 cents.
THE remaining bricklaycrs working OF
the new Pension building left work Monday
by order of the Bricklayers' Union. Tn,
strike was on account of wages--the work
men claiming sA.50, which was not granted
them.
MERRITT & WooD, 925 Pennsylvania av
enue date Davis gallery aredoing lively
business. Their photographs excel IL
lighting, posing and finish. Strangers Wis
iting Washington should not fail to visit
this gallery.
THE Sixth Subdivision of the Associated
Charities at a meeting last night elected thu
following officers and board of directors
President, Hon. Arthur Mac Arthur; vice
president, Rev. Alexander Kent; secretary
II. b. Zevely; treasurer, G. w. +. Swart
zell. Board of directors : Mrs, DIR. Talbot
Rev. r. II. Shippen, Mrs. NJ. &. Hood VIM
M. Gunnison, Rev. g. b. Ramsdell, DR., M
ID. Peck, John r. Wright, G.. II. Wilcox, w
B. Gurley, IL. A. Johnston and Mrs. A. NJ
Purvis.
AN exchange says. "There are more pun
made on DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup, free o
charge, than are paid for by the owners.
A good thing deserves the notice of tn
press.
Two colored boys named James Hunte
and Charles Webster, were sentenced Il
jail for two months each, by Judge Smell
to-day, for stealing thirty cents from Johi
Wagner.
AT RUDDEN's new furniture and carpe
installment house, 932 Seventh street north
west, furniture, carpets, rugs, mats, OF
cloths, mating, baby carriages and every
thing which a bousekeeper requires to max
home pleasant and attractive are sold oil
the installment plan, Call and be convinced
that he sells ON easier terms and at lowe
prices than any other man or firm in tn
installment business. Terms to suit all.
SEVEN starters in the McKibbln stceplc
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CnkMISr nE sMEDrs RnpnRr.
Analysis of the City's water Com
diIinn Prnnnmnred Gnnh.

Analysis of the City's watcr-iis Con-
diiion Pronounced Good.
District Chemist T.. j. De Smodt has sub
mittcd his annual report for the last fiscal
year to Engineer Commissioner Lydcckcr
The report is largely devoted to the condi-
tion OF the city's water supply and water
from different springs In the new reservoir.
He states that during the months Of May
and June there was considerable excitement
created in regard TO the purity OF the water
supply. The different departments Of the
government made twenty-three analyses OF
the water at the time aud some were made
by him. "1he conclusion arrived at, he
states, 'was that the water supply of the
city, like all river water, is of variable
quality owing to climatic influences, but, 1t
is nevertheless, good potable water and of
healthy character.
ain regard TO the flsh-like odor which
has been detected in the Potomac water,n
he says, " 1t is attributable to the formation
of microscopic nlgea.n The various arti-
ClCs analyzed for the Health Olllce were
thirty samples Of well water, of which four
wercunilt for use; eleven samples of milk,
of which four were adulteratod with water;
nine samples Of lard, Of which two were
adulterated with water; two samples OF vim
cgar, both Of which lacked the required
strength: one sample Of coffee, which was
was adultcrated with roots.
For the Coroner four Genealogical analy-
ses were made, I'm which poison was found
in two cases.
Analyses were made Of the atmosphere in
the Banncker, Twining and Analostau
school buildings, at the request of the Com
missioners, and the results proved that the
buildings were well ventilated.
Daily analyses of asphalt pavemcnts in
the District have been made for the Engi-
neer Department
The average percentage of fasphalt cement
in the samples was, pure asphalt, .; car
Donate of lime, 3; granite stone dust, Z;
sand, rs, which is a satisfactory result. The
tensile strength of all of the hydraulic
cements used on public works was tested
weekly and the results submitted TO Lieu
tenant Greene.
The report treats on cements TO CON
siderable extent. Mr.. De Smedt says that
| In his report on cements he endeavored TO
shed rome light upon the subject that will
prove of value, not only to the manufaG-
| turers Of cemcnts but to the consumers.
"In reference to the manufacture of Port
land cement in this country, where the raw
material abounds,n he says, ''there is nc
reason why we should not become export
ers of this valuable commodity, instead OF
importers, as we still are to a great extent u
The Washington critic., 1885-10-21
CITY HALL NOTES.
Gleanings from the Court Records by
"Critic" Reporters.

Gleanings from the Court Records by
Critic" Reporters.
II. +. Knight was to-day admitted to the
District bar upon the recommendation of
the examining committee.
George Carr admitted In the Criminal
Court to-day the truth Of the indictment
charging him with stealing the COW of
Richard IL. Disney and selling it. lie was
sent to the Albany penitentiary for two
years.
John Catey was convicted In the Criminal
Court this morning of forging the name of
John Edwards to check for $50 on the
Farmers IL Mechanics Bank of Georgetown
and drawing the money thereon. Notice
was given of motion for new trial.
Thomas Watson, colored, admitted In the
Criminal Court this morning that he was
guilty OF the charge of breaking into the
house Of Edward B. Fadeley and that Jesse
Smith was with him. Eighteen months in
the Albany Penitentiary was his reward.
Thomas McLain, white boy, 10 years of
age, with pleasing appearance, and who
had been employed as bell-boy in the
house of Robert IL. Bradley, pleaded guilty
in the Criminal Court to-day TO stealing five
gold bracelets and other jewelry from the
inmates. He was sent to the Reform School.
Marriage licenses have been issued as fol
lows: III. G. Thompson and Josephine b.
Koones; p. j. Werlich, U. s. Navy, and
Hattie McCeney of this city; Isaac Van.
bibber and Lottie Lavender; John @. VIII
son and Emma Walker; Leon L. Dessez
and Eliza w Semmes; Frank Higgins OF
Rockville, Md, and Roberta Baker OF
Georgetown, d. c.; George A. Viehmann
and Maggie Fitzgerald; James Mccoy OF
Warenton, Va, and Elizabeth c. Wood OF
Clarke County, Va; Jeremiah johnson and
Salome Trusler; Wm. P. Stern and Maggie
Fowler.
The Washington critic., 1885-10-21
To ORDER, S5 pants. Eiseman, cor. 7th & L
The Coming Health Convention.

At a meeting of the local committee of ar
rangements of the American Public Health
Association, held at the Health Office last
night, letters were read from the officers
of the association, suggesting certain de-
tails in the management Of the meeting
The local committee OF arrangements sub
mitted circular containing information in
regard to membership, transportation, hotel,
and cab rates. 1t was adopted, and 800
ordered to be printed, A copy will be sent
to each member of the association. The
committee on entertainment and transpor-
tation reported reduced rates at the hotels
and one-third rates Of transportion. Dr.
Toner, chairman of the reception commit
tee, announced that President Cleveland
had promised to be present and that Com
missioner Edmonds would deliver the ad-
dress of welcome. A resolution that the
chairman of the finance committee be in
formed that the estimated expenses of the
local committee would be about 5000 was
adopted.
The Washington critic., 1885-10-21
DIED.

W0oDWARD.-On Tuesday, october 20, at
s15 a. m., Ruth, only daughter of Anna and
VIM. Redin Woodward aged Ia months and21
days,
HATCHER October 10, 1885, at . a. rn.
Charles H., youngest son of William and
Esther Hatcher, aged 20 years and months
CLARK,--on Monday, october 49, 1885, Mrs.
Maria Clark, in the Sith year of her age.
HUNNICUTT.-At Auacostia, d. C., on the
goth instant, Lloyd u. lIunnicutt, youngest
son of G. j. $. and Hannah Hunnicutt, aged
years and months.
Funeral services at parents residence,
Pierce street at O'Clock to-day.
DULL-On October 90, 1885, at 7:20 a. m,
Jane II. Dull, relict of James Dull, in the SD
year of her age,
Funeral services will be held at the resi-
dence of Mr.. ID. w. Lathrop, 9l2 II street north
west, on Thursday, October %, at II m, Inter
ment at baltimore.
The Washington critic., 1885-10-21

DR.. Mary Parsons and DR.. jeanette j.,
Sumner We're last night admitted as men,
bers of the District Medical Association.
They are the first ladies ever admitted to
the association though for two years they
have been trying to get in. There was a
warm debate before the two-thirds vote,
necessary FOR admission, was cast, The
following were also admitted to member
ship: Drs, John w. Gum, Louis Kolpe
inslli, Thomas Miller ]. r, Humphrey
n. L. Graham, Ernest r. King, Thomas
,. Hood, William i. Handy, Phillip S,
Collins,
The Washington critic., 1885-10-21
a Young Thief Punished.

small coIoredb boy named James Ingram
was convicted before the Police Court to-
day of entering the house OF James Turney
and stealing n watch. He was sentenced to
two months TN Jail. Jacob Price, an aged
colored man, was also called out of the
dock and was charged with receiving stolen
goods-the watch The boy stated that the
man sent him to steal the watch, and when
he stole It he sold 1t to him for 20 cents
The boys statement was not believed and
the case was dismissed.
The Washington critic., 1885-10-21

Ticket No. 2Gs2O sold in hfths, at one
dollar each fifth, one of which is held in
Newton, drew the second capital prize, in
the Louisiana State Lottery on September
s. George jackson, the driver Of Wells,
Fargo q Co.'s express wagon, is!the lucky
man. lie is highly eated at his good
fortune, One day last week he offered half
Of his ticket for fifty cents which offer was
not accepted Newton (Kas.) Republican,
September IS
The Washington critic., 1885-10-21

There will be meeting of those charltably
disposed at Wizards Hotel on Monday
evening at 73O o'clock to take such steps as
may be regarded as wise and best to secure
relief for the suffering not otherwise cared
aud provided for, All friends of charity
are invited to be present, Commissioner
Webb will preside.
The Washington critic., 1885-10-21
WASHINGTON CRITIC
UE4YBER TYDIClTIoNs.

For New England, local showers, fol-
flowed by fair, cooler weather, winds gen
rialle winds.
For Thursday, fair and colder weather is
Indicated for New England and the Middle
Atlantic States, followed by cool, fair
weather on Friday. Frosls are indicated
for the interior Of the Middle Atlantic
stains
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The pews Of the new Church of the Cove.
nant, on n street and Connecticut avenue
have been rented at rates from 500 to $50
each. Admiral Carter, Justice Stanley Mat
thews, Hon. Eugene Hale, Admiral Calhoun
and Commodore Sicard are among those
who secured pcws.
The Washington critic., 1885-10-21

William II. Hibbs, cattle drover of
snickersville, Loudoun County, Va, come
to Police Headquarters last night in a state
Of excitement and reported that he had been
robbed Of 81, $50 at the American House.
Detective Block went 10 the room at the
hotel and found 1t in pillow slip where he
had secreted 1t for safe keeping and forgot
where he put it. lie was overioyed at re-
covering II.
The Washington critic., 1885-10-21

AtnAueu's- Frank Mayo In "Nurdcck"
NATioNAi-Iamcs O'Ncil in Monte Cristo.'
FonD's-"A Tin soldier
HEnzoe's-Bnrry and Fay in Irish Aris-
TnTkTRE CoNrQuE-Alicc oates In LA Mas.
cote" ..,,.,.,
f.ut "a Homo
The Washington critic., 1885-10-21

Fresh Aldeney butter, churned every
prints, 4Oc. per n. Also cottage cheese;
buttermilk and sweet milk, &c. per qt.
Cream, l5c. per pint.
The Washington critic., 1885-10-21

James s, Berry Of SO West Tifty-slxth
street, New York city, had his pocket
picked Of $475 while he was getting of an
Avenue car In front Of Willard's last night.
James Brooks Of Prince Georges County,
Md, about o o'clock last Monday night was
seized by six men and robbed Of 50 in
money, The robbery occurred on Good
Hope Hill.
The Washington critic., 1885-10-21

ARREsTEp.-The attention of every one
who examined the magnificent stock of
furniture displayed on one floor by George
Ereitbarh, Odd Fellows Hall. The latest
& yles at the lowest prices,
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refngerators, carpets and furniture sold on
weekly or monthly payments at Smiths,
4l3 New Jersey avenue northwest.
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COLONEL SPRAGuE, Barnum, Strathspey,
BroOkwoOd aud Sam Brown start in the
mile and quarter tomorrow.
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COLONEL sPRAGUE, Barnum Strathspey,
Brookwood and Sam Brown start IN the
mile and quarter tomorrow.
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ALf-wooL child's pants 70 cents. Else
man, corner Seventh and r.,
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SEyES starters in the McKibbin Steeple
chase tomorrow.
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COLONEL SPRAGUE, Barnum, Strathspey,
Brookwood and, Sam Brown start In the
mile and quarter tomorrow.
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We arc boss. The largest stock and lowest
prices in the city. Eiseman Bros, cor, 7th
aud Il.
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COLONEL SrRAGUE, Barnum, Strathspey,
Brookwood and Sam Brown start in the
milo and annrter tomorrow.
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To ORDER, So pants, Elsemau, cor, 7th 4 E.
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SEVEN starters in the McKibbln steeple-
chase Tomorrow
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CLOTH NEWMARKETS.

An elegant Newmarket, of good quality
beaver cloth, double-breasted, boX-plaited
back. at SS.15. A plain but neat garment at
Il remarkably low figure.
A stylish garment Is our Leader, made of
fine chcviot, in black and brown, double
breasted and b6x-plaited back, at Si0.75.
our Newmarket OF tine beaver cloth, trim.
med with beaver, collar and cuffs, perfect
fitting, at S105O.
Our Newmarket of fine beaver cloth, beaver
collar and cuffs and edged down front, at Sl5.
Newmarkets trimmed with silver fox, real
beaver and lynx, from SIS upward.
silk Matelasse Newmarkets, trimmed with
G-inch wide black fur, silk lining, at S2s.
Brocade Velvet Newmarkets from sa7 and
up.
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What One Dollar Properly Placed
did

SEVEN starters in the McKibbh stecple-
chase tomorrow.
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SEVEN starters In the McKibbin stecplo-
chase tomorrow.
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EcmnIc noctors Rccognized.

SEVEN starters in the McKibbn steeple
chase tomorrow.
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COLONEL SPRAGUE, Bamum, Strathspey,
Brookwood and Sam Brown start in the
mile and quarter tomorrow.
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Work of the Charitable.

SEVEN starters in the MeKlbbn steeple
Clase Tomorrow
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FINANCIAL.

New York stock Market.
The following nave been furnished by ].
Vance Lewis, broker southwest corner Eighth
a o.
The Washington critic., 1885-10-21
Oil.

Gil.
d. X Plain & Co., st. Cloud building, fur.
nlshes the following oil quotations: Closed
yesterday, 11l9S. Opened to-day, l1l4; highest
l12lG; lowest, llO3l 2:l5, ll06.
WasIiingtOn stocks.
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Forgot He HAD Midden ~.

SEVEN starters in the McKibbln steeple-
chase tomorrow.