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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-07

Congressman Nicholas Muller met with q
serious accident at his residence I'm New York
city on Monday last. He had been sitting i'm
chair and had left il for a few moments IL
was moved In his abserce, but he was not APP
prised of the fact, and, returning TO resume his
seat, fell heavily TO the floor and struck his
head against the marble top OF heavy center
table, thereby tearing the rcalp from the skull
over surface OF about two inches i'm extent
Mr.. Muller weighs 265 pound. hence the
severity OF his fall. Meningitis ensued, and he
was quite low yesterday. His doctors. how.
ever, have hopes that he win succeed i'm puIIine
through.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-07

Payne, S, E. N.Y. Portland.
Perkins, B. W. Kans, 11o1 ST. NV.
Phelps, W. W, New Jersey, 81 s Fsrragut -.
Plumb, r.. m, 1920 lth ST. nv.
P P = W. Ark 222 n; J; ave sc.
Price. w: r, Iowa, ] 40S n. Y. ave. no.
payson, Ia E, Ia, his q St nv.
Perry, W. H, 8 c., Metropolitan.
Eic%ara.on. j. B. Tenn, National ss Ion
Ricgs j. NJ, IN. 1874 b st. sc.
Rogers, J. H., Ark, 1911 1th St nv.
komeis, Isaac, Ohio, EbbitL
howell j. H.. IN, 4o3 q St NV.
Ryan, Thomas, Kansas, National
Ranney, A. A., Mass. Arlington.
Reagan. J. H.. Texas MetropoIitan.
Reed, Thos. B., Maine, Hamilton.
Reese, -, Ga, Metropolitan
Reid. J. W.. y. c., Metropolitan.
Robertson, T. A.. Ky, e6I 18Th ST nv.
Rankin, JOS. Wis. EbbItt.
Sadler, r. W. Ala, Metropolitan.
Seney, Geo: f., Ohio, 1888 G st. NV
s ssssl1ns, :, w 5 Ii Il n w Irsl4elh ST nv.
symes, Geo. e.. Colo. Portland.
struble, J. =. Iowa, I229 \ st.
swoope, John A., Pa. 2l4 AsLs.e.
Singleton, 9. 4, Miss, I6ao 18Th St NV.
Sayers, j. D., Texas, lila q 81 NV.
Springer, W. NJ, III. National
stewart, Chas., TexaS lll4 q ST NV.
Strait, h: H.. Mimi, sos st. NV.
s saw, Il 1ohn q; \; u II Grant Place
Skinner skim Mt r e. IA c ll ms,r 81 n;%.
Sowden, w. H., Pa, Portland.
Stone, +. F., Mass, 14ol III ST. NV
Stone. W. j., XIV, National.
Storm. j. T., Pa, National
Scranton, ]. A., Pa, Hamilton.
SEYMOUR, Z. W. Conn. Arlington.
shaw, +. +; Nd, National
Steele, g. W, Ind, Riggs.
Turner H. c., Ga. ll16 G. ST NV
Tarsney, II. F., Mich, Ebhitt.
Iaulbee. w. T.. Kentucky, HOS 22d st. n.y.
Toole, j. X, Montana, 5i3 18th ST.
Thompson, A. C., Ohio. 1927 r ST. nv.
Thomas, o. b.. Wis, National.
Taylor, J. NJ, Tenn, Metropolitan.
Taylor. Ike H., Ohio, Ebbitt,
Taylor. Zach, Tenn, Metropolitan.
Illlman, q. D., =. c., Alp 9Th 1t. NV
Townshend, r: w, M, 22I Az ST. n. W.
Tucker j. X: Va, Clarendon.
Van Eaton, ii. -, Miss, 9l7 10th St
Niele F.. L. N Y. Portland.
Noorhess. Chas. =, Wash. Ter. sl3 18th st. n. "
Ward. Thos. r., Ind, 62s East Capitol ST.
Ward, JAS H.. H., Wizards
Weber, ]. b., n. Y, Wizards
Miikin. 8. B., Ohio, Welckers.
Wilson, W. l., W. Va, zoos " St NV
Weaver, j. b.. Iowa, l16 C. me-
Melborn, DIN, Texas. 1915 18th st
Morthington, n. r., H., SOC & St NV.
MiSe, 5. d., Va, Clio 18th ST. NV.
Wakefield, j. b., Wis, National
Warner. w. Mo-. l74s st. NV
Minans, f. B.. Mich, 81 ST. s.a.
Matt, John l., Conn, Hamilton.
Warner, A. J., Ohio. sl5 l2th ST.
Weaver, A. J., Nebr., National.
hite, Milo, Mimi, 4l2 9Th ST NV.
Willis, a. =, KY. Metropolitan.
West, Geo, \. ", Wlliard's
hite, \. G., Pa, AS tnw
"oiiord, r. L., Ky, 9l5 q ST. NV.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES

17SoR REefT-UNFuRNIsHED-
il e4l Pa av., sore $3.50 l9lS Pa ave- NV. "a $40
i555 at nv, 10 r.;. u Eiei2 st., ONCE Is
1918 Pa Nv. IL t.. NJ dESl ZOth 81. NV r so
1918 Paw. mp 2. oo-Sel 10y 1lth ST Sc. r. 90
Mount Pleasant, Sr....-6o, 400 Est. Sc, r IN
222A ST. -. st0fe6Sro 90 id03 Park sine tsr Is
eA2 st. n. l2SS Wylie St or lS
Howard University 80 1909 81. NV OF rooms
lA1k 18th St, 1Or... 40
r. l. sv mr. 18th, Is r.:aN Conn. av, mr. n S1 :,
Iowa Circle, Is r.,.-..2S0 st. near 18th IIr lc5
st mr. 11th Is r...-20O d st., mr. 9th 10 1 0
G st. mr. 18th. 10 Foo 18th St, mr. " r. iS0
F st. near l7th llr-.-2o0 I'd, near st. sri8I. IS
Iowa circle, 14r.-.-...-2O0 I'd. near st., 8 r i25
Massav mir 10th 200 l4th, mr. tn. CIR, 10 100
n, mr. 18th, NV, Il TOO ST.. mr. 18th. IL loo
10TH near St, I5 Eayette ST., twn 3 r 81
Permits 70 see the above houses can be had at my
office only.
advertised free of cost TO the owner.
MA R o. HOLTZMAN. 10th and + SITS n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-07

Slosson won his second victory of the series of
billiard games in St Louis Saturday night from
Schaefer. The playing was exceptionally poor.
Sixteen vessels were lost In the recent storm
OF the 1sthmus of Panama. The number of
lives lost is still unknown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-07

THE WoRsT COUGHS are cured by DIR. Jayn mes
Expectorant, a good remedy also for pains in
the breast, and soreness OF the throat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-07

l210O H st. n. w.1Or.$s3. 81
1912 p st. NV, 11r-. 20
las n 81. NV, 1Or...-.&5
2O16 Hillyer Pr, Tor. so
1902 2lst. lar. mi. go
Zl31 h st. NV. Sr. so
1872 18th st. NV. ,Sr-...45
1884 18th st.n.w. ,Sr....35
ID HOUSES.
HOS + st. NV, III. $3.50
l165 p st. .w.,l3r.......I.5
LAG R.I.ave.n.w w. Or. 100
134l N. Have. ,llr.....I2o
3lUl p st.n.w. ,l1r.......l.1O
1909 NJ sLn.w., IOr......lUO
Road St. w. Wash. ..4I6.67
Cr.4th Il Eayctte, WV 80
1908 10Th st.n.w. ,10r-2Uu
tO1 n st.n.w., IOr..... $50
Alb 4th st.n.w. ,l7r......I50
1917 n n.w.,13r......2U0
l405 II st. NV. 2Ur......45O
22OS 14th st. NV. Sr.....65
.lOl2 14th at. n. W, 16r. 800
examined by permit from
As J. FISHER Il co,
324 + street northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-07
WANTED--ROOMS.

wv ANTED-FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD
w for eight persons v no desire TO remain together
Address ORNAMENT, star office. Its
WY ANTED-A SUITE OF HANDSOMELY FUR
w nished rooms, suitable for Senator or Member;
south front: open CRATE; 1908 st. d7-5t*
VITANTED-ON FIRST OR SECOND FLOOR,
w comfortably furnished Rooms stationary wash
stand with frstclass Table and privileges of hOme
private family preferred Best of reference given
and required State lowest price. Address NJ y. W.,
office. d--2ts
WHO HAVE ROOMS OR
w Apartments for rent will find IL greatly their
advantage to register with full particulars at the
directory for renting Cloud building
9Th and SITS, Room IA Office open daily from 3
a To 8 pm. ROBERT B. KINSELI. d5-Bt*
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-07
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

II BARBER SHOP,
THE wOODMoNT.
CORNER 18TH ST. AND IOWA CIRCLE
Apply 10 JV y HUYtK
dI-ot 11OJ Pennsylvania ave
L>0R RFNT-STABLE IN THE REAR OF 1872
Il street, opposite British legation: new stable,
four stalls: Coachman'S and all improv ements
Apply to "A. I. BRICE. ia 10Th st. d4-Im
NOR RENT-A HANDSOME TURNOUT, CON
Il sisting of Coupeletie New York built,
spirtei! Horses, and nickel mounted Harness; will
be let for the season 10 reliable party willing pay
Star Office nl9LIm
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NOR RENT

NOR RENT
Il Cor. 18th g. NY. av..
4Or.. m.i............ $25O.WO
1460 r. /. av, l2r. ,mlS3.33
10th ST., bet. o & P.166.67
1873 n. II. av =, l3r...l25
1915 n. II. av., " r....lUO
1928 l st. NV, llr...S 335
$50 Sd st. NV. Is r..S3.3:3,
FURNISH
1910 10Th E.w., Tor. ..$l5U
l1l4 y st.n.w. ,l2r.......225
937 X st.n.w. ,lOr........15O
l2O5 X st.n.w., I5r.....250
12ll . III. W. ,llr...... $50
1343 CorcOran ST. Or. 1888
1Il4 II st.n.w.. 13r .....25u
2lGO III st.n.w .lOr......l50
ia. Conn. ave..l2r....3UG
1925 NJ st.n.w.. l6r......25u
14U2 10th st.n.w.. 9r......75
1902 IL st.n.w. ,IOr......2UO
1888 Fl st.n.w. .l1r......15U
1913 10th st.n.w.,lOr- 100
90 l1lh ST. NV, Tor. 80
1885 Vt.ave. n.w.,Sr....1UO
The above houses can be
our office only. 1HUA
do
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-07
FOR SALE-LOTS.

INOR SALE
= very desirable piece of Ground on II St, bet
9th and 10th ets.; 53 feet front. VIII he sold as q
whole or In Lots. PARKER x TOW NSEND,
d.-l2t 14io + 81. w.
IINOR SALE-BA RGAIN-SQUARE OF GROUND.
y northwest: price $1,000: Will pay Is per
Call and see plans for houses. which will furnished
the purchaser without expense.
SWURMSTEDT & BRADLEY,
QI-5t" 9eI + ST.
nor SALE-TWO VERY DESIRABLE 20
Il foot fro t building Lots in northwest part city
for $500, both. Two fine foot fronts on New
Hampshire ave. and .ss.; owner wants money:
no reasonable offer dt clined. broad frontage of
feet on one Of the best streets in northwest graded
s't Tor % per foot, within square of ground
selling from 81 so to So per square f9't chance for
capitalist to secu bargain tor of houses sell
In lots. j. b. WIMER li24 New York ave. d5-:3t
NOR SALE-BEAUTIFUL CORNER, ON 18TH
- ST.; can be utilized tor two handsome 24-foot
houses on 10th ST.. five small houses fronting sou
by transpOsing front of lot looks most adv
tageous lot for speculative building enterpr ST. %
per square foot. ] b. winner, 1424 New York
ave. d5-:}t
NOR SALE-LOT NORTHEAST CORNER 25TH
- and h SITS. NV. "a feet front X St by 75 deep
Two small Bricks on Rent SIS month each
Fine location for house and store. Price Sd, OOO
ADAMS & BEAL
Real Estate, Loans and Insurance.
n1S-lm l42U st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-07
FOR RENT-STORES.

VHOR RENT-DESIRABIE STORE ROOM, WITH
Il cellar and dwelling, southeast corner Sd St
q q massachusetts, suitable for fancy store
or any light business; good Locations: $40.
u. III. WARNER
de2-btH SI6 L st NV.
II OR RENT-A FIRST-CLASS LOCATION FOR
= Bank. Brokers Office or. Insurance Company's
Office: on 10Th St, opposite the L. - Treasury os-
session January LIST. 1886. Price, 81, 400 per ;nnum.
Apply at rs 10Th st. n:stt-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-07
WANTED--HOUSES.

VITANTED-A TwO-STURY BRICK HOUSE.
w eight rooms, modern improvements, but
water in the kitchen. Must be within square of
Pennsylvania ave Address Librarian .. s. Coast
survey Office d6-3ts
VNANTED-TO PURCHASE UPON REASON
w able terms. q six TO eiyhtroom House with mod
ern improvements: BRICK preferred. Address with
full particulars q. A r.. Star office. d0-:Sts
w House of 8 to rooms modern improvements,
Location northwest; give number and street, name
d.-2t<
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-07
FOR RENT-ROOMS.


FoR RENT HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
49, LOT, nna oed Rooms, FIRST second and third
aoors: new mouse; w st. NV. n27-2ws
EoR EENT-LARGE HANDSOMELY FUR
very desirable location; two lines Of cars suitable
fo aS Se2Srs'Smen Gentlemen only i7ao II St NV
FoR RENT.FURNIsHED ROOMS I HAVE
H., some OF the finest Furnished Rooms in the Dis
and ,e9nS en- very rates 70
FOR RENT-TwO LARGE COMMUNICATING
ard n tcgetner OF separately, south 'front.' good
changed No goi esrnee o So
F0R RENT.A FINE PARIOR SUITE OF
1Ssssc win
MOAN Nv ~
EOR RENT,To A GENTLEMAN AN EXQUI-
the c sey furnished Paror floor in the best part IF
dress Box 1855 Star Office 'A'" n1a.1m
fiGR . kiENT-sUTTEs OF FURNISHED ROOMS
a. IN private house. with without board; suitable
ply DESisoN essd ST ST. n aspaF'm sn1np
nor RENT = NEWLY AND HANDSOMELY
house fcinS nsn a en- suite OF single large double
n mrs eonVenlent to FIVE lines cars terms moderate
OI1-IO19 Ioth, cor Mass. ave- mis- I'M
RkES snd f9sa ST w. INIERs EcTIoN
antr Parlors and chambers or
sePSed et np ei
oIen re,etences can between II and pm. n10lm*
FooR RENT-HANDsOMELY AND NEWLY
mfnished suite Of apartments, southern ex posure,
open hres extensive. and delightful outlook,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ,t OF weil-kept refined home or three
beantu furnished, or unfinished rooms third floor
Iront, every convenience, 1923 st. NV. Reference
EXCHANGED. Penn. ave. cars pass the door. n10-1m
NOR RENT-NEAR THOMAS CIRCLE NEWLY
ana handsomely furnished Rooms. suite or sim
gre, sou1h 'front.'; convenient to herdics; refer
ences. I4Il street NV. n9Llm*
DOR RENT-ELEGANT APARTMENTS, FUR
J. nsheo, in private dwelling; convenient to the
notes Apply to w. o. DENISON, 923 St n. W.
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PERSONAL.

II PFLEGING, LADIES TAILOR, IS LO-
- . Gated in Merits Tailoring Est. biishlnent 1000
St Lately of Paris and New York. d1-3t*
4 RMES, q. A.-FoR MEMBERS OF CONGRESS.
"A &c.-Mai. Armes. 1887 ST., opposite the bbitt
House, has fine 3, lection of complete firni she'd
Houses to rent for the session OF longer, from $50
SOUo per month. d5S.mH-3t
"ANTED-TO ADOPT HEALTHY FEMALE
w Infant by married couple who have children
Oh their own; no questions asked in regard parent
age. Address Mrs. MAC, star office. DOTS
NINE. DE FOREST. LONG EST ABLISHED AND
ANl reliable Ladies Physician, be consulted daily
al her residence. LAD 18th st. Office hours from
to Bpm. do
"TASHINGTON SCHOOL OF PHONOGRA-
w ply and Photographic Headquarters
has removed TO
n16-lm 624 ii ST. ny
"ASH. DETECTIVE AGENCY OLDEST
w established; calls at residence promptly at.
tended reliable Information flu lnised consultations
tree; Office hours am. 10 10 Pm. managers, w VIII
LlAMS e. L. f. PRICE, Sl6 st. NV. sel6-3m*
NIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION CUES
~ tions and answers in all subjects Send ten cents.
IVY INSTITUTE,
n14-1m* Southwest corner 9th and SITS. NV
ON ACCOUNT OF THE HEAVY DEMAND
Iupon us we are now prepared 10 gay full value for
Gents Secondhand Clothing. Address call at
"JCSTH'S Old stand" 6l9 ID st. NV. ocS-;Im
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-07
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.


A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT SIX MILES
AAfrom washington containing III acres, all under
high state of cultivation. II has every convenience
for easy and frstcass farming, and the marketable
produces more than pay the expenses of the place he
mansion was recently designed Dy q well known BOs-
ton architect and is rstiass in all its arrangements
Also two good dwelling houses foreman other
hands. As suburban home il is luxury. and needs
only to be seen to be appreciated. The parts
with only because business demands his removal
Boston
Inquire Of owner, s. r. PRIEST. on the place. one
mile from TAkoma station, D. c.. Metropolitan
Branch, B. and .. 4. r Post Office address Box 1893
Washington. ID. G. nlS-3w&
DROPERTY AT LAUREL FOR SALE, ON THE
l. b. 4 o. R. R., about half way Baltimore 'front.'
Ing about $50 feet Main street, not far from R.
station the Laurel Machine company property, con-
sisng OF large stone factory buding foundry build
Ing aud ak dwelling houses with the land in fee suit
able for manufacturing purposes and cd site for
summer hotel, boarding school, &c: will be sold 10
Address H. c. EATON.
n25-eO4w SO Franklin st., Baltimore, Md.
NOR SALE-IMPROVED FARM IN VIRGINIA,
not Iar rom the city, near nouilsnlng village.
Inquire at 1929 New York ave-, after pm nlO-Im*
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-07

STORES&DWELLINGS.
232 Mass avn. W. .6rSS.s5
$40 X. Law. n.w...rSS. 45
3OO IND ay., store......5O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-07

NOR RENT
Il 1866 II ST.. Tor. $50. 65
1il2 Goth D.w., l2r.......71
2ll9 + ST. Or, furn'.:G-. -
21U9 Gst.. ST.. ........5t,
2406 Pa.av. lOr. .m.i.45.5U
l14i-45 list ST., l2r.,
IN. l.......-..-...........42.JO
1927 Pr. ave. Tor 1910
1863 * ST.. = r, IN j.. 80. so
2l31 + ST.. Sr.. mi. 30. 10
Store, :SOl9 NJ st.........-1S
6lo6l7 I'D ST., 1r....25.5O
2.2l \ ST., Tor, m. f......3U
2lil ii ST., Z rs.........23 81
1915 M t., ST.. mi. ...25. b
l15l-l755 ) ST., 7r...25.35
3Ol7 NJ ST., 9r.........22.5U
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-07

Funeral from the residence Of his pareuts cxwusr
New Jersey avenue and r street northwest fuesdsV
December Sth. ~ p. m Relatives and ffiends -
spectfully invited 70 attend
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-07
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

A WIDE FRONT ON F ST
one OF the most desirable and best located prOpel
Ties on street having frontage of 43 feet b a mic
depth To vide alley. Now pa ing a good renta. 70
pa ticulars appy ~ & DYER
d7-lUt Real fAslate Loans Insurance Notary public
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-07

2Sl5 n st., Or. m.i.S22.5O
S41 cc5th ST., 1r......20.4O
2lIO III ST., Sr............2O.4O
loU4 orcOran. Srs. -. 1850
1906 { orcOran st 6rI6.3O
1859 Valley ST.. r...16.5O
49, 25th s.. u rs......l5.50
2224 St.. 5r., m.i.....l5.3O
$50 2:Sd ST. 6r. ,waterI3.3O
Canal ST.. Ar.
Rear 2u15 y. Y.avenue.l1
5l3 23d st. Or, water, 1l.5O
1928 u st, 5 rs.........l0
E423 + st. NV, 4 rs. 1890
1927 Wafer st 3r.........lO
1920 Penna. ave, pr. 10
1927 9th It 4 rs.-......S
Stable 18th q Mace NV on
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-07
FITCH, FOX e. BROWN,
1887 Penn. ave. NV.

NOR RENT-UNFURNISHED-T
N andceIar Brick Dwelling, twelve rooms and bath
NV TYLER 4 RUTHERFORD,
d1A0tH 1238 f NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-07

EOR SALE-THREE ELEGANT NEW HOUSES
- on 1otn g, between Mass. Ave. and N Ct NV,
T, ceHsf with b. ating apparetus Basement
eno Sttn9 r00mi Second door, two large Chambers,
Mssas0Ses ana bath room; Third floor. four Cham
Se s yefE substantial and the pnmning Of
pre- ena terms apply to owner. r. 0O1DSCHMID.
OLA TN ST. NV se2&Sm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-07
FOR MISCELLANEOUS

INOR SALE-GROCERY AND LIQUOR STORE,
II doing good business the owner havin other busi-
to attend 10. inquire I39 9TH st. NV d1-5t*
L>OR SALE-APPLETON'S NEW AMERICAN
IL Cycioppfiia All the volumes delivered ut once on
small monthly payments Address Box $50. star
office d1-1ws
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1885-11-23
Base Ballists.

NEW YORK, Nov. 23.-The Sun
says: A subcommittee of the base
ball arbitration committee, which was
appointed to draft new agreement.
which would give the minor base bali
association protection under the
national agreement, have finished their
work.. and set rules have been sub.
mitted to the League which will be
satisfactory to all concerned. The
agreement sets forth that no PLAYER.
under contract with one association
can engage to play with another. and
that the Secretary OF each association.
will send to the Secretary of other
teams, from time to time, list of the
players that have been black listed.
suspended or expelled. The disputes
between the different associations will
be decided by the arbitration com.
mitiee.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1885-11-23

head lying at his Office door. The pris-
oner says, in his first confession, that
ne killed him for $500, paid him by
Jack Nugent, variety theatre man
who was acting saloon keeper and
who had grudge against Smith on &C.
count of his efforts to have the high
License law enforced. Pierson denies
that he did the killing, but says Geo.
Grooms, now dead did it. Nugent
says that he can show by his route
book, that he had been and was absent
from Omaha for some time before and
after the murder and was several hum
dred miles away on the day that the
murder was committed. Persons con.
fessions were investigated by a recent
United States Grand Jury and no in
dictment was found. The matter will
come up for Investigation again when
the Grand Jury is called in December.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1885-11-23
v. M. TELLES, Publisher and
Business Manager.
Latest New 5.
BY TELEGRAPH
Preparing to Receiv Mr.. Parnel.

Preparing to Receive Mr.. Parnel.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Nov. 23-The local
executive Committee, appointed at the
suggestion of Patrick Eagan, President
oithe Irish National League are maxi
ing arrangement for the reception and
entertainment of Charles Stewart Par.
mel. During his visit to this CITY.
February next. They met yesterday
afternoon in secret session. There
were present: Alexander Sullivan.
ex-president of the land League.
Daniel Cookery, state executive of the
League for Illinois. Roger Walsh
Secty. of the League and assistant
county attorney and David Sullivan.
Municipal Executive OF the League
A committee of twenty-five was an
pointed to make all necessary prepara.
ton for the demonstration to be held
in Central Music Hall; and q Commit.
tee OF 200 hundred Representatives
citizens of this city was chosen to char.
ter special train and meet the distin.
guished visitor, receive him and meet
him in BETTING manner.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1885-11-23
DAILY Still Holds the Flag,

NEW YORK, Nov. 23.-None of the
billiard players have, as yet, accepted
Maurice Daly's challenge to play
cushion caroms against any body in
The world; but William Sexton is anx-
ious TO play that kind of game and
says that If he can't get Vignaux, or
Siosson or Schoefer to play, he will
tackle Daily in December next.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1885-11-23
An AbOlitiOnist Dead.

NEW YORK, Nov. o. Elizar
Wright, well known abolitionist
years ago, died at Medford, Mass,
yesterday aged 81 years. He had been
connected with many newspapers and
was distinguished author.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1885-11-23
A Sensation.

OMAHA, Neb. Nov. 23.-A consider
able sensation has been created here by
the publication that Jno. Pierson. a
penitenary convict, had confessed that
he was the man who killed Col. Wat
son 4. Smith, November 9Th, 1881, in
the U. 8. Courthouse.
Smith was the clerk of the u. s..
Court and was found, shot through the
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1885-11-23
MIR. Barley-corn Still in the R;r,.

sill Al inc KING.
NEW YORK, Nov. 23.-The excise
law was pretty sharply enforced yester-
day. Fifty-six arrests were made for
infringement of the law; but the know
ing ones got their liquor as usual. Sic
transit.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1885-05-23
Grounds of Objection.

In a justice court, at Binghampton,
an energetic chestnut burr of law
yer from back town is trying COW
case. Ambitious OF the tactics OF city
lawyers, he objects to the questions
of opposing counsel with somewhat
more spontaneity than relevancy, but
when called on by the court to stale
the grounds Of his several objections,
comes to the center with a rural naiv-
ate and originality that sensibly re-
lieves the tedium Of Che proceedings
as,
II object to that question"
"The counsel will state the ground
Of his objection aF
"The question is misleading"
Again, Il object"
"Please state the grounds"
"The question is irreyerent and
senseless."
But it SO happened that unlettered
justice prevailed, this time for he
won the case, much to the disgust o.
the "rising young attorney" who OPP
posed him. a
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1885-05-23
Changing the Subicct.

always" said papa, as he drank
his coffee and enjoyed his morning
beefsteali, always, children, change
the subject when anything unpleasant
has been said. 1t is both wise and po-
lite"
That evening on his return from
business hefound his carnation bed
despoiled, and the tiny imprint of slip
pered feet silently bearing witness to
the small theft.
"Mabel," he said to her, "did you
pick my howers?"
Papa" said Mabel, did you see a
monkey in town."
TNever mind that. Did you pick my
flowers
"Papa, what did grandma send me?'
"Mabel, what do you mean? Die
you pick my flowers? Answer me ye'
or no."
Yes, papa, did but l thought II
change the subject
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1885-05-23

Here from the brow Of The hillT look
Through lattice Of boughs and leaves
On the cid gray mill, with its gumbrcl
And tho moss on its rolting caves,
hear the elatter that jars It's walls,
And the rushing waters sound.
aud see the black floats rise and fall
As the wheel goes slowly round.
rode there often when was young,
With my grist on the horse before,
And talked with Nelly, the miller's girl,
AS waited my turn at the door.
And while she tossed her ringlets brown
And ilirtcd and chatted so free,
The wheel might stop or the wheel might go
1t was all the same to me.
IT'S twenty years since last stood
on the spot where stand to-day,
And Nelly is wed and the miller is dead
And the mill and are gray
But both, till we fall into ruin and wreck,
To our fortunes of toll are bound.
And the man goes and the stream flows
And the wheel msyes slowly round
Thomas Dunn English.