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who Will Succeed Mr.. Coon.

There is very little said as to who will prob
ably succeed MIR. Coon as Assistant Secretary OF
the Treasury. The only one at oil prominently
spoken Of for the place Is Chief Clerk
Youmans, but he is from New York
state, and there is q feeling that It
would be OVERRIDING the matter little to give
the place to the Empire state Still It is not un-
tary Manning will hold that there is no reason
why he should not be succeeded by some one
from the same state. Mr.. Youmans is highly
spoken OF on every hand, but he has not been
trying for the place, and says he has no reason
to believe that the Secretary has thought OF him
in that connection.
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Ward Look ed Another Wat.
HE DIDN'T SEEM 10 ENJOY BEING QLARED AT
BY "BUCK" GRANT.

NEW YORK, October 24.-The trial Of Ferdi-
nand Ward was continued to-day, the court
room, as usual, being crowded with people. Tho
work of obtaining q Jury was resumed. Up to
Ward looked harassed. Az he took his oeat
y. S. Grant, jr., looked savagely at him, but
Ward avoided his gaze, and his counsel engaged
in conversation with him 70 divert his Stfen-
ton. The twelfth Juror WA obtained shortly
after ! o'clock and the panel sworn In, amer
which recess was taken.
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BALTIMORE, ND. October 24.-virginia skies,
consolidated. 81; past-dne coupons 5S1h; new ten
forties. 8Sas new threes. SO Did today:
BALTIMORE ND, October 24.-Cottou quiet and
easy-middling. o. Flour dull, but steady. Wheat
southern red S2soS southern amber S' i.Ooai.oE
N 40 western winter red, spot, oOa0E Noyem5er
Corn-soutAern dull. but nominaily steady; western
yellow: tS:5t; western mixed. spot. 80 bid No
vemner, <sa.nA& year. 46asa46; January. 44Haz6H
0sss eu1ss snd about $0aSs wsssrn
500 500 . kys nos~in.lly sassdy eose5 Provisions
snssnssda 80 arm; 20 Petroleum neminaliy steady:
senneo: SanS4k Codee lower-Ri0 cafgoes, ordinary
Mh,ssy asM: Ilss1:3o ffsighis e Ivsrpod PER
0eemef quiet and steady-cotton. 6-82d: hour. Ia;
Hn06 a.s Essceips,aous zoo barrels ynscs
bushels shipmsnts-aour, SSl barrels; wheat $4,000
Chicago Markets.
CH1cAoo. liz. Octpbsr A. nm.--Whsas opened
strong put closed weak. ueariy &c under yesterday
GHSns S4A3 Novomber. go; December. 064: May, 81
Corn ea y-Cash. 414: November, 801k: year, S81t-
Rys CIV ls,sisy. sl Fssssss, n. Whsky
csneses &S9aa; January, o0fte9.lO.
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OTTAWA, orr October 24.-M. lie Mieux, one
of Riel's counsel. Is In this city. pressine the
government to appoint q medical commission
to report on the mental condition OF the Meth
leader.
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Maxwell Identiied ~ Brooks.
AFFECTING MEETING BETWEEN THE MURDERE
AND HIS FATHER IN THE ST. IouIs PRISON.

AEfGCIlN0 MEETING BETWEEN THE MURDERED
AND HIS FATHER IN THE ST. LOUIS PRISON.
The mystery OF the identity OF Walter Lem
nox Maxwell, who is In Jail in ST. Louis accused
OF the murder Of c. Arthur Preller, whose body
was found in q trunk at the Southern hotel on
April l6 last. is cleared ND at last. Maxwell 10
Hyde. England. Last night his father. samuel
N. Brooks, who had been cabled for arrived
there and was admitted 70 the cell Of the pris.
face OF the younger he was terribly affected ana
cried out: 1Hugh, Hugh, Il is indeed your The
caroerata on seemed TO lose control OF himself
IL r. father. It. is me" he cried starting for
controlling himself be stopped and eat down
on chair. Maxwell sat In his chair LOOKING
annoyed, and, but for the lrst recognition Of his
father, exhibited no emotion whatever. Mr.
Brooks, In conversation afterward, said that b
had no doubt whatever but thai his son was In
ostensibly to go 70 Dublin, sinos when the ~
lily had heard nothing q him.
striking and instructive illustration Of tha.
comparative worth Of the various kinds a bahSl
ing POWDER now IN tho market
Tn LUNGS ARE STRAINED AID RAcxxp by
an obstinate cough, which, taken In tima. d,
'ayn's ExPecsor.nt would speedily ourA
lSiS, 1855 by ne Rsv. Jno D. sos1nd e ths pssSoS
sSD HoaUs ana Am zssa ZOE. sosstsoo&
MYERS-HoPKINA On the 2la of oaobs, 1876,
II the residence OF The brides pafsntA 1923 New
Jerssy avenue northwest. hy the Rev. Mr. PrIca, NJ
THOAAS r MYERS. q Fre1ertck. I'd, % NJ
CARRIE q. HOPKfNs, Of Waah1agsou- DC
vIEHMANN-FITz0ERALD On Wednnda0.
s. s.Ssis =. =! II:
zEvELY-FLETC2Eh A. o. ho9e of ths
cs%:sa Hs o; MN 1a .: g az 2 e.
e NELLIE r. ELx1C9 1ea0se9 q Wunem
F7s1char, 80 a. the e0n1 pAnca
= 40 Da0A.
LBHR Qaes1Meng 1eeu1e, oUesb9 3efh, leeA
06a DAvIDLEWLssh - skks1-s,gheh ysaf ~
Alsvsa 60 nen sar hens b0paA
a vo6Oe loyu1 = octlE
$3.50 veoa8 = eer honA
~ N DDDzHHnuHAW
Rnnaaa hssa - ~ peAdsssA No ASl NfnsA
efse sonAwS.S ean1.y $780,, = oclock Is
-, d. 10y hi soal Fea n pence.
STRONG. In Nashville, Tunn, oceober IN l0R6
g NJ Uocao6 =. n D0lAn6, ACHlLLE MCRAf
oTROE0. ed 10 yeasA - a Ma Mary DaIlas
0fdng. .
WRIGHT NARY :. wRreHr, wise OF John VI.
WNBh1 atnegkaey 6pRtnp, w. Va, on shs morune
ofoueober xed. otxiyuia0 jean ofa0A
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PARIS, October 24.-Rumors Of serious riot
ct Lyons caused . Outer on the bOurse toVarlls
the close Of business and slight decline n
prices.
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Twelfth National Conference Of Chart.
ties and Correction

REPORT OF THE LOCAL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
Contributions to the entertainment by the
citizens OF Washington, held In Washington,
ID. c., June ALL, 1885:
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Telephone No. 344-2.
GEORGE ADAds. JOHN T. BHAGI.
Commissioner Of Deeds
ADAMS & BEA1L.
REAL ESTATE, LOANS AND INSURANCE.,

400 + STREET n ".
For sale-smaii Mortgage Notes at PER cent on
Threestory. basement Brick 18th st. n.w...
Large House and Lot near xiSssuxh's Opera
ihouse, suitable for restaurant, with modern
perfect arraneem emit -. ...-........... $4,000
% rents SIS per month 1850
Large block Of Ground above Boundary NV. 00
o. square With large greenhouse with stock IN ooo
and stable, on Georgetown Heighths. -. 10000
ave. near Scott Circle ............ $3.50
16ressory Brick. M new. on q, near '
Large three story and Basement Brick on n
Two fine Bricks ,I m 81. L, on 18th ST. near K eoo
each. ...:..S.:......:...... 1900
ment Or. near Washington Circle, EACH. 1000
New three,story and basement Brick at l. st.
Threestory AND and b basement Brick, mi, Pa o'oo
ave, near 24:h st., y rooms bath and
New ten:room Brick on Linden ave- isDiroi DOW
81. nesr 9th, nine-room Brick, m. l.. rents 'o'
s35 month. :.......::..........."...:.. 1900
~ Heights. with we'll water, stable, parking.;.. 5000
S renting $50 900, 50 each. 1850
$ $:al to 81 500 on monthly payment.
AWo rEaHeS Oh NAIeS b., GEORGETOWN, rent
$lS. MISREPRESENTATION. 1900
rent $40: .;..:.,;;.:y::...... 1900
Bricks rent s22 in oil. a.. .....:.......... 5000
Two Lots kingman Place 34x1OO. ............ 2,4OO
Lot N. n. ave-, near NJ st. NV. Is feet
front so per foot.
Lot N. H ave-, near st. NV, 81 feet
front..... ............. LOS
Lots CD ) st., near N. H. ave, 23x9l .. l25
Lot 21x9S on st., bet. 18th and ISth 90
Lots 18th st, bet l. and NJ w............. IS
Lots . ST., near 10th, 171ax95lk 66 ="
Lot 21x 145 on st., bet 18th and 18th 40
Lots on Va. ave-, bet. 18th and 18th sts 25
Lots all parts Columbia Heights FROM Ice I'M
Lots i'm squares lO74 and 1915, 18th
AID SITS. Sc. foot.
Money to Loan In sums over 81 900 at s and q per
cent on real estate security. We have several hne
Houses to In northwest section from ST5 to 5000
per month, furnished or unfurnished, PROPERTY
placed in our hands fer sale and advertised
expense. Ocr.lm
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NEW YoRK, October 24.-Among the paseeu.
gerb by the steamship Adriattc which arrfved
to-day from Liverpool were W. Won Weckef.
I'm, Dutch ambassador to the United states, and
+ T. Goldworthy, G. n. g., governor Of Rfisiah
HOnduraa ,-..|loys -.
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SenSatf0n ot Burlington.
DrsMIssED POLICEMAN coNFEssEs TO CHANo-
ING ELECTION RETURNS so AS GIVE THE
MAYORALTY TO THE DEFEATED CA NprnA rr

BURLINGTON, n. Y, October 2A.-The city
council OF this city, assisted by the mayor, haa
Tor some weeks been Investigating charges d
neglect OF duty and drunkenness against the
night police, and the accused men have been
removed from the force. Yesterday one Of the
accused officers, Nicholas Borden, confessed he
tempered with the ballot box I'm the FIRST die,
trict at the last mayoralty election and changed
the votes SO as 20 give Mayor Silpath q ma
was the defeated republican candidate for
mayor, will at once take measures to have the
present mayer removed. The confession az
Borden has created intense excitement through
Out the city and county.
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The Ohio Vote.

The canvass Of the of1cial vote on the head
OF the state ticket, as returned TO the secretary
OF state shows Foraker's plurality TO be la $40.
was 728, $50.
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PERSoNAL.-The Vile OF eX-Preetdent Hayes
presided at the opening session OF the Womau's
Home Missionary Society OF the NJ. e. church in
Philadelphia Observation-Disclosures
Hurd, OF Ohio, is at Wormley's-Miss Anne
+. Ellis, Washington correspondent, has taken
house I'LL 18th street northwest, for q
permanent residence, where she will enter-
tain during the coming season.-Senator
sherman will be serenaded at the Ebbitt
House at O'Clock this evening.-Mr
Yoshida, formerly Japanese minister here,
has been appointed vice minister Of agricul-
ture and commerce of Japan.-SenatOr Col
quit is at the Observation-Disclosures Denny,
eX-United States consul general at Shanghai,
has accepted the position Of foreign adviser to
the Corean government. at = salary Of 81, 900 q
month.-Mr. William r. Doherty and Miss
friends on East Capitol street-Treasurer Jor.
dan has gone to New York for few days-
E. R. Baines, of the Grand Trunk railway, Lon
don, Ont; Captain Seabury and daughter, OF
New Bedford; Representative O'Neill, Of st.
Louis, are at the Belvedere.-B. B. Smalley,
of Vermont is at the Ebbitt-Baron de Fava
arrived in New York from Europe yesterday.
York last night-Lieut. Greedy, Of Arctic
fame, sailed from New York for Liverpool to
day.-Hon. Roscoe Conkling is In the CITY,
Senator ColQuitt is at the Metropolitan.-Mr.
Francis III. NOyes, the well-known baritone,
has accepted an engagement with the kellogg
concert company for the season.
CAPTAIN JOSHUA w. JACOBS. assistant quar-
termaster, will proceed to Hot Spring. Ark,
to be present at the meeting OF the board Of ON
GERS to inspect the army and navy hospital
building at that place. and, upon the compile
h n n
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

II R. AERTsosD. REAL EsTATE, LOANS, N:
80. a ~, taz0 ~: ave.: Money leaned on real
sold, Rents collected Insurance III 6ra-SasSs con
He1s& oc2A@Sme
WANTED-e6.ooO FOR THREE 10 FIVE
cent,av ioes, psr CENT; no e0nmisson: igroyed
pss xadrs.. fs SRR ss: sc: :
FOB , sA M;1s w. WITH OR WITHOUT STOCK.
business and modei. ao Sens mn a e. 1r
EoR sALE-REsTA0R ANT-1 WELI-KN0WN
49, Sand: license for 1885 secured; doing sOod ban
ocz1-lw- All Pennsylvania svA ~.
A ,aENTtEMAN CONTROLLING VALUABLE
ape grove desires Partner OF means to take % un
T.: q uHSan
Wssh aPon n address R. W. +, senate
DEsIR saI Il. BgILDIN0 LOTS FOR SALE IN
Lott on 4 az ge': iSth and !4th sts and And y.
9 fSss On wsii.sssn &, 1s ssss fee.
Lots on cor i4tn and . sss, 2ox1oe feet
Also sS Sn iai Is , 81 bet and Wslach 20s1os feet
st. near west side viii be- sold al ressonsSe prices
" a. ' sis Mss Eas Space
EASTERN END coEUABfA RAILWAY co.
Small cash payments bsance @ monthly y rood op-
asassR SIS * sa9ss Ct
TNHE OWNER OF SEVERAL PARCELS REAL
estate, small and large. unencumbsred, finely stu.
ate ID Western states. wishing to make his home in
basis for desirable residence or store property rnoder
atS s va,aes adding cash Owners desiring such ex;
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IND 1srs 10 sssdines e TIE dgnai obs @ 1Ay:
San. az: An. Al-e u an. &T apn.
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TSOR sALE-aO4 II ST. NV, THHkErSTORY
:as .Ss P'ss s. s:ss ' isss:.d At saOa
oa- between 1lsh ana 18th sss, smaii three. ..oo
EySs "a is 81 son. sI e rooms s1:.i 1soo
ssia s fas az ssss &;
15ss and g. se esssioo@ Brick large park
lsss Sesvsen and sta. elegant new
b0snood, rents for d. ~ e II y 500
oc24-0t i424 New York ave
nor SALE = NICE SEVEN ROOM BkiCk
DIV Dwelling bss. part Of ~ st. aw Lot LAG dss S to
paved alley Excellent place for home or n1 9sst
msna q 5000 j. 3. WINES. iz24 New Ys.k
desiring capital to continue other building opera
70 Ssr 70 prompt three o. aHnr a.
figures below their value. and which insure profit
ny are finely located contain al modern
wood nisntsIs with handsome mirrors No better
for those desiring substantially tai
10 good houses which must yield acceptable rate
satisfy the siafs tSss
he1 M nv T 3 sSd hey r rare
- Three new two-story Bricks. six rooms and bath;
us9ge o lstro1s DC; $500 $40 cash. balance s2s
dds4s DYER Heal Estate ssd rssas
The new 4story and basement pressed brick front,
D tn t. mar St HunmeistowI WA stone trim
California Red wood; ali modern improvements terms
to suit purchaser. 1n,meSisie Posssssien ,nrrv
oc24.lm Real Estate Agents, 500 7th st.
FOR. sALE--A NUMBER OF WELL LOCATED
aoasss to S oi
Mac GoWXN & BARKER, iSss st. NV. oe2z-ss
1pR sALE1 BE. T, THREEsToRY AND
10 rooms and cellar; all m. furnace and open. Are
So' f9ER saqs1si eR
FOE SALE At a BARoAINa.ssMALL FRAME
/; small
S'ss ssSS 90 III ids' ga
Tor sALE..A NICE 2.sToRY PRESSED BRICK
Rs. S-s
FOR sALE-A NICE sIx-ROOM BR1CK HOUSE.
Hna s ss *
tate BROKERS, 4O7 Al street sw. oc2S3t*
EoR sALE-.HANDsOME- PRESSED BRICK
house on ath st. near L: nine rooms ali mod
s.s sssy is5s snw
L>OR SALE-A NEW FIvE-ROOM BRICK ON
II I'd street between and sts g. y, renting at Sl3
per month price, 81 400. LEONARD & BUCKLEY,
Real Estate Brokers, 400 4ls street sw. Oc23-3t*
EI>OR SALE-CHEAP-5O4, sos 41a ST. W. SIX
rooms each 5, 600 each: three brick houses that
will rent for $780, 81 500 for the three The above will
pay Ia per cent c. II. PARKER. Al and L SITS 8.
W. oc23-3*
TOE sALE-A BARG ATN-BRICK HOUSE, CON
II tanning ten roomS all modern cOnvenences price.
Stooo-sl 500 cash, balance time. Inquire 1912
9th 81. NV. OcI3-3t*
NOR
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ExPERT TYPE-wRIT1NG,
II CALIGRAPH OFFICE, oss st.

DOSEDALE
II BUILDING LOTS AT LOW PRICE AND
EASY TERMS.
have subdivited ROSEDALF, and offer Building
Lots 20 feet front, $500 $3.50 $500 $3.50 per lot
Terms 10 per cent cash, balance monthly. Rosedale
Is located Immediately at the eastern end Of the Co
iumba railway company, 18th and II ne. Plat q
my Office, $40 Market Space.
oc5-om W. H. CLAOETT
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Lo0al Notes.

MI. o. =. Austin, Newspaper correspondent
has purchased from Prot 0oods his Handsome
house, No. 1890 Massachusetts, avenUe, near
Scott Circle, and win occupy IL a . residence.
writes that complaint was made by him 10 the
Post Once Department which led 70 the asvost
Of w. G. Glenn in Rochelle, III, Cor sW1ndliug
days ago.
William Denny, william Thomas, John
61mms. John Fields, and Frederick Casupbells
dale yesterday DOR disofdeEly conduct, end tn
morning they were nned - eaeh hg JuA0e
Smell.
Niss Alice Williams, the tavog3se Juvenile
ginger, r about 10 take mp her ros1denoe -
Boston, and become . pupil q The Wou-knoyn
young lady sang her farewell 20 N A3pro-
clalive Audience Ct Assembly -churco FnoAy
evening.
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GOOD sPORr AT W. CITY.
A Pleasant Day fsr The Races.
LARGE ATTENDANCE TEE HNrRrD Am
THH wINNERS.

The Jockey club was favored with splendid
weather for the closing day OF its meeting. The
clouds which last night threatened wet day
and heavy track cleared, and the day wsa
into the thousands. Again the ladies were QUE
IN force. The days program was exceptionally
5000. In addition TO the i've regular events an
extra race, mile dash, for gentlemen riders, w.
put on.
The trains went out crowded 60 Ivy City 10
on the grounds than f On any day OF the meet
ing. The track was In fine order and the loeerS
OF me meeting were all vigilant In the hope a
The entries for to-day were as follows:
FIRST raceIThe Ivy City stakes, one mile, FOG
Minnie 90; Bessie B. ss: Waite While, Sd
notwithstanding, lo2 pounds; Richard -
Go ane sah S,s ~ each f Dennis %
Third merchandising sweepstakes. one milo
and mree,eishtbhs .. MS pounds Col.
clsrs, io4 n LADY f Loud ,G Ios barefoot ios Cob
Fourth race-one miie-Jim Douglass, AS
los; Enigma, S5: King George, DO: Leroy o a..
bee, iss pounds; Jim Mcaowan. las: rliSTS
Sixth race--one mile gentlemen riders
Ecuador; 15s pounds; Mordaunt, 156: Coli
The results Of the three first races at Ivy Oty
yesterday were reported In The STAR
The fourth race, two miles. was won by Foe
| terra. frankie b. second. Time. $3.50. Mutuala
The ffih race, mile heats, was won by Hsel-
ano-Ioe, Barnum second. Barnum- took the
first heat and Heel-and-Toe the second and
paid, 1880, $l7 .e5 and 1926.
THE BETTING.
In the FIRST race Elk wood was q big favorfte
though Frank Ward and Bessie B. had strong
hackers In the books the odds were: Elk
wood, z to 5; Bessie B., TO i; Little Minnie, le
I. Mr.. Frank Ward had offered TO Mcmahon
the owner OF Frank Ward, O special induce
ment TO make his nsmesake win. He agreed
covers, blankets. ETC., II he won the The
oetinx on this race was quite spirited. .
s woyeeaf-oid event Is always more or lees
vested the result with sun more doubt.
Inc second race put the Judgment OF the bet
CIsr 70 me test There were ten starters, Chanti.
the horses ciassed pretty well even.
The winaers To-day.
The nrst race was won by Bessie Il: Frank
Ward second. Time, 1:45is Mutuals paid
$sse5.
The. The second CON, race was won by Jno. c, Uberts
Third race-Douglas first, Valet second.
MONDAYS RACES DECLARED orr.
The races which had been arranged to take
place at the fair grounds Monday for the ben
ent OF the National Rifles, have been declared
| races. '''e' '~'
District Government Amhiru.
BUILDING PERMITS
issued by Inspector Entwisle: Mrs. NJ Riley.
repair brick, 1920 New Jersey avenue north.
west 500; w syphax, repair brick, 1891 L
street northwest: $3.50. =. ]. Rubei, repair
kan FINN 0irh brio "A
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EOR RENT-
II 14122Oth NV, l2r. %.
2O30 q st., l2r., m.L...6(
2Ik h st.. Sr.....4 S.5t
1145 2lst ST 12r. m.i.42 SO
l143 list, 12r., mi. 42.5C
1927 Pa ave, Tor AS &c
2222 q St, Or, IN. i...35.5t
6lo-6l1 I'D ST., 7r..mI.3l
Store, 3OI9 NJ st.........3C
1871 Pierce Pl., 7r..27.5C
2t21 n ST., 1Or., m.i--3O
Cor. N&3O SITS. .Sr. m. 80
2lO9 II ST.. ST., m i...25.3 sc
1912 y. h. av., 4r.-...2l.5sI
212I III St, 6r. ,mi.- 22.5C
Apply
oC2l 10,
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District GOvermment Amhirv.
BUILDING PERNIrs

issued by Inspector Entwisle: Mrs. NJ. Riley.
repair brick, 1920 New Jersey avenue north.
west $50. w. Syphax, repair brick 1881 L
street northwest: $3.50. =. j. Rubel, repair
brick dwelling, 326 LIST street northeast; $3.50.
Mrs. KAUFMAN, repair brick dwelling and store,
northwest corner 9Th and o streets northwest
$l.4OO.
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. MARRIAGE LrCENsE.-A marriage license haa
been issued by the clerk of the court to Harry
T. Scott, OF Philadelphia. and Louisa Schou.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

- NV.
lAl 18th st. MI Sra Sz5
1000 2Sth st., 3 n. 81
51l y; Csp.st., MI, Is n. "a
iI1S Riggs St Or.
lag Riggs st., 8 rig
33ottd niggs ST., 0r-....-.-.12
|IN sySs b n,nde as ST. I'LL
TO LEASE per Az
26th 81 bet I ana X si16
ST., bet. 25th d 18th. 1 90
u ut. bet. 10th 4 2Oth. lSS
portion Of property on my
ONCE for bullesf:, issued on
THos. Z wAaaAMAN.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

HOB sALE-eO4 Il ST. NV, THREErsTORY
centrally and destrably located; 1t $4szV0 ~ On
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TINS ProrrE AL WAsr

The Ceiehrated COUSINS Make Of Shoes We are
p,spSrsa 70 oil that demand now. All sizes and all
nunoetS All styles and I'LL the popular prices Besides
lbs make We Keep shoes of every reliable make.
Cxsn sa!eS and small Profits" Is our motto. Give 10
cnancs 70 test the value Of our eoOdx
ocl7 lolA-1o1a rsnnsvivaSis ave-
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
The New York stock Market.
The following are the opening and $50 p m. prices
Of the New York Stock market to-day, reported oy
special wire to II. H. Dodge $50 18th street,
Warrington Stock Exchauge.

*Ex-diV.
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A NEW DISCOVERY
~ NASALINE
inMsnt re,lef @r CVid in the Head, Sore No..
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-24

OK TIE EIGHTH PAo1 to-day YIN b found
striking and instructive illustration OF tn.
comparative worth Of the various kinds q 49,
Ing POWDER now In tho market
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-24

TIE LUNGS ARE STRAINED AND RAcKxp by
an obstinate cough, which, taken In Tina D.,
Jayns's Expectorant would speedily cure
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-10-01

JOHN EsTEN Cooke, Of Virginia, has
made searching investigation of the
Pocahontas matter, and he is satisfied.
from oil evidence to he had, that Smith
was captured by party Of Indians in
1907 and carried to the Indian capital
on York River, where Powhatan or
dered him to be slain. Pocahontas in
terfered to save him. She took Smiths
head in her arms, 50 that it was impos-
sible to beat ont his brains without hit
ting her. Powhatan consented to spare
the prisoner, and treated him kindly.
Afterward Smith released some Indian
prisoners, stating that it was for the
sake of Pocahontas. He told his friends
in jamestown that Pocahontas had
saved his life. In letter to Queen
Anne he said that he would DO guilty
Of the sdeadly poisoa Of ingratitude"
If he forgot the goodness of Pocahon-
tas. In several letters he gave to this
girl credit for his rescue from death.
It was on this account that Pocahontas
was flatteringly received at the English
Court. After her marriage to Role
she was baptized, and lived 4civilly and
lovingly with her husband"
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-10-01

At Johnston, S. G., an alleged MUIR
derer was taken from the Sheriff by a mob.
shot several times, and left for dead. He
subsequently revived, made statement i'm
plicating several Of the lynchcrs, and died.
Ten convicts escaped from q planta-
ton near Hearne, Texas. visited the latter
town. and entering hotel purloined the gar
ments Of tho male members of q theatrical
troupe, leaving their striped suits behind. a
largo posse started In pursuit, and reports
have reached Hearne that four OF the Grim.
tnals had boon recapturcd.
New Orleans finances are at very
low cbb, In consequence OF wasteful ex-
penditures. The city employees have not
been paid since June and the teachers sinoe
April.
A dispatch from Cumberland, Nd.
says that while Sheriff McMillcn was absent
from the tall. Peter Baker and Emanuel
1Qanlon. pElsonsrA made an attack Or the