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Alleged SwindIer and Fraud.
HIS VICTIMS CHIEFLY ENGLISHMEN AND EPIS
COPAI, CLERGYMEN.

HIS VICTIMS CHIEFLY ENGLISHMEN AND EPIS-
COPAL CLERGYMEN.
A telegram from Harrisburg, October 4, says:
w. II. Cook is q MISUNDERSTANDING English
man, who has been operating in this and ad-
joining neighborhoOds for some time. He is
well.dressed, wears excellent Jewelry, and has
a glib tongue. His victims are resident English
men and Episcopal clergymen. His game is
that he Is expecting remittance, but has been
disappointed in the matter of time, and, after
giving the names OF his connections on the other
side, he usually obtains enough to settle his
hotel bill, and give him pocket money until he
gets to New York. He made a desperate effort
to get the Rev. Mr.. Baker. rector OF one of the
Episcopal churches in this city, to introduce
him to Gen. Simon Cameron the other day with
a view to soliciting work, and, failing in that,
borrowed small sum Of money. subsequently
he visited Mr.. johnson, an English-American,
who is q steel engraver here. He gave the Rev.
Lucius N. Hardy, Of Lancaster, q reference
and obtained loan. 1t was afterward discoy.
cred that he had been playing the same dodge
on Others, and Mr.. johnson wrote to the Lam
caster clergyman, whoinformed him that Cook
is q fraud, who has been swindling Englishmen
and clergymen OF that denomination Ia all the
towns In central Pennsylvania.
Evening star., 1885-10-05

John p. OBrien as been found guilty I'm the
Cincinnati police court OF fraudulent registering
1t is the first case under the new law. He AZ
the man who offered TO sell registration certifi-
Gates at 81 each.
from California, died in San Francisco last night
of congestion OF the brain.
At Garden city, kan., the post Office was
burglarized Saturday night, the safe blown
open, and all the money, registered letters, and
valuables taken.
A destructive hailstorm passed over Din
widdie county, Va, Saturday, and an immense
amount o. damage was done to cotton tobacco
and peanuts The hailstones were AS large as
hens eggs.
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Baltimore Markets,

BALTIMORE. MD. October 5.-virginia skies, con-
ts siesgs ss SiS
GSss and
fanny sssss 81 So sX So iiis S4sSa:
and and
glsSlls ocssber lob 81 bid: NovemSeTs ess asss
steady and aaIi; southern xs Ss.s d. eies yellow,
sSS sSS year zSsssAs 5asnsES @sAszs Oats steady
whss s $1e vs
ssss5 HAY d1ii-prme to choice western, ss iaoo: a
1900 Bnk shoulder and c Clear $ r1s sides Sides
packed S.ns s sIe.s rib sass
o.sasfy 8 s
spgsr % easerFA s,s1z sof 6 copper refined quiet lo
grain: q: Sda2ssd Receipts-aoars 2.e4S barrels
s$:s:
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. Ill; October s. l p m;.wheat fuc.
DscemSsr, Pee ssassssls May. s5a. Corn arms!-Css6.
Is ss7sS Il S.s:sss sssSsss IS & &Sss
5sSs 5ssa .0"sF-ca'n' ''z'' November and December
COMMODORE QUEEN assumed command of
the Washington navy yard to-day. Mrs.
win move out of the oommandant's house to,
morrow.
Col. CLAY, chief clerk of the Department OF
Justice, has returned from his vacation.
SERGEANT DrNsMoRE is again on duty at the
White House, having returned from his vaca-
ton.
The SPECIAL EXAMINATION In matters re-
lating to the culture and raising OF raw silk is
to be held at the rooms Of the civil service COM
mission on the 9Th INSTINCT the 18th, as stated
Saturday.
LIEUTENANT T. e. d. w. vEEDER has been
selected, on the recommendation Of the manag.
ing officers Of the U. s. naval institute, as its
Few days he will be ordered by the Navy de-
for the. duty He Is for
specially fitted for the position.
RANGE OF rHE THERMoxErER.-The follow
Ing were the readings at the signal ofice to day:
nm.. $50; am: 46-O; IL Am, $50; pm.
A SOLDIER MISSING WITH 5000 OF CAPT.
srlsry ssaioned At the % sns sa
reported to the police to-day that he placed in
rns hand: Of "a. SSstsys ,s Meyer soldier 500 %
taking the money with him.
No HOPE OF HIS RECovRRY.@This afternoon
At O'Clock, Ho0se, whose attempted suicide is
mentioned elsewhere, was asleep, and doing as
well as could be expected. No hope ID enter
tained Of his recovery.
RECENT RoBBxRIHa-John W. viers, 1859
Prospect avenue, reports stolen nom him $40.
ports stolen from his bedroom clothing and q
razor valued at $37.--Lewis Smith, captain
bert Mccormick reports the loss OF 90 worth
Of harnees-Ignatius Brown, 616 Louisiana
avenue reports stolen 81 worth OF clothin9-
| stolen nom Franklin school . abicycle worth $40
-Mn. Peter Bagnam reports the loos Of 618'
| The Couren.
/ rSnxfpr ~ f3vrwvAr - g~v~~
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Latest FOREIGN News,

THE CZAR And CZARINA.
COPENHAGEN, Oct. 6.-The car and czarina
will attend the marriage of Prince Waldemar
and Princess Marie dOrleans, daughter of the
Duke and Duchess of Chartres, to take place on
the 22d instant
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Incendiary Ftre at Hull. Mass. =

HULL, MASS, October 6.-The largest fire
this village has known for years occurred last
night and this morning. Four cottages, q car.
riage house and twostables, situated on Straw
berry Hill, the property OF Elisha Thayer, OF
Braintree, and David Cushing Of bingham,
were entirely consumed. The homestead Of
III. 7. Litchfeld was left standing, but in such
g. condition as to be uninhabitable. G. II.
Shirley, who occupied the cottages and board.
Ing houses, lost considerable by fire and water.
The total damage is estimated at $40, 600.
Tn Q fire was of incendiRry origin.
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Wa ON H1eH PR1cns
THE MIsFIT STORE,
Corner 10th and F streets,

THE MISFIT STORE
Corner 10th and streets,
Is determined to maintain its reputation so well es-
taolshed in the last four years of selling Firstoass
Clothing at prices entirely beyond competition of
these handsome but very costly establishments and
Offers:
FOR BOYS FROM TO IL YEARS.
Suits at 81. %. sold nowhere under 90.
Suits at g. 75 sold everywhere ut -
Suits at pa. 70, worth IS.
Suits at 81. SO; would be cheap at 90.
Suits at $5: SO, never before sold under %.
Overcoats In immense variety at the san1o pricea
FOR BOYS IL TO 1s YEARS.
4 good goods Suit St, a. $50 worth $6
Ssry sssa seoa ss suit s, al SSrtn noFi5
A splendid suit at 81: so; would be cheap at $40.
real 6ns Suit at s10 can't be bought elsewhere un-
A complete line Of Overcoats from g. rs up
FOR MEN AND YOUTHS.
Good serviceable Suits at s. worth SS. Good busi-
ness Suits at $780, worth 50. Atwood Suits at
81 so, sold nowhere under $40. Splendid Suits at
$9.75; cheap at Sl2. Real worsted black,
$40: great bargains Black cloth Suits at $50; can't
be matched under $50. Broad Welted Worsted Suits
In blue, black and brown at Sl5; sold elsewhere at
beautiful line, in Beaver. Chinchilla- Kerseys
Wofsteds; Cassneres Sack and Surtouts, plain or silk
faced and satin lined, from IS up Biggest bargains
ever shown.
All the s,n new patterns in Cashmere and worsted
prices.
THE MISFIT STORE,
coRNER 10r,, AMI 2 sTp rurs
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NJ EDlCAL DEPARTMENT OF THE UN
AHA VERSITY OF GEORGETOWN.

Az VERSITY OF GEORGETOWN.
u; Inc unrty-seventh Session will begin on Monday
Building, corner Of 10th and sts with an introduce
Iory 70 ADDRESS ; by Prof c. H. l. KLEINSCHHIDT, n.
D whlch the profession and public respectfully
invited For further information apply between the
houIs Oh and ~ q m. or and pm. to
]. w. H. LOVEJOY, M. D., Dean
se1I1m 900 18th ct. NV.
pROF. KAsPAR, HAVING RETURNED FROM
Europe
14oA 1Ith 81 NV. se26-1m
Evening star., 1885-10-05

Krone & Foreman, notions, of Baltimore;
Julius Mendelson, furs, New York, and Merrick
A. Richardson, hardware, Chicago, have made
assignments.
Evening star., 1885-10-05

HOT CHASE IN DELAWARE AFTER A NEGRO
WHO ASSAULTED A WOMAN
CLAYTON, DEL, October ga number of men,
well supplied with ropes and tackle are scours
ing the country in this vicinity in search OF
Chss Robinson, q negro, who committed a
felonious assault on Mrs. Orson Gardner, q re-
spectacle white woman. The remembrance of
the Neal case of four years ago, in which the
perpetrator of q similar crime in the same
neighborhood was finally acquitted, is an In
centive to resort to lynch law In this case
Evening star., 1885-10-05

THE LEAVE of Capt Victor Bart assistant
surgeon U. s. army, is further extended six
months on certificate of disability.
Evening star., 1885-10-05

BosroN, October 5.-The start in the 100
mile road race of the Boston Bicycle club was
made this morning by five riders, whose Il me
George Weber, New Jerseys hours, 1Om., sos;
F. 7. Ives, Meriden-3h., lin, 15s.; b. A.
McCurdy. Lynn-Sh., l5m.; W. A. Rhodes,
-Sh., Aim. There was good wind, which
SOmeWhat aided the riderS
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I'd EDITION.
--latest IblGglanS to The Stal.
An Unfounded Report Made Public by
Russian PaDerS.

LONDON, October SIT il stated In Official
circles to-day that there IL no truth In the re-
port published by the Noroe Vren,ya, of st.
Petersburg, to the effect that the English had
taken entire possession of Herat and ordered the
Inhabitants to quit the town. The only basis
for such g statement is the fact that q number
OF English officers, In compliance with q re-
quest of the ameer, are assisting the Alghans
to strengthen the defenses Of Herat.
Evening star., 1885-10-05

COURF IN GHNERAL TERM
To-day, Strong Agt District; opinion by Judge
MerT1ck, setting aside the award. Hall Prem
ttce, patent appeal6 on hearinG
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FINANCIAL.

RINcE q WHrrELY
STOCK BROkERl
81 broadway,
$50 10Th street tCOrcoran Buildingl, Washington
PRIVATE STOCK TELEd5 RAPE WIRES
BETWEEN
WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE. PHILADELPHIA
NEW YORK, BOSTON, &c,
PAKTNERs-
JAMES WHITLEY. ii. CkUGER OAKLEY
AANNRRD &. EYRE
HENRY III. DODGE, Washington, d. c.
WILLIAM r. TRAyERs, Special Par:ne-
Euy ana sell commission ali classes of RAILWAY
SecIlritles-
Ii. III. DODGE. Resident Partner
Quotations ofStocks and Bonds and Information re.
gh-ding the Inarke received through our wires in
SANITY direct the New York Stock E.xcha ngt
\ u orders executed and reported promptly. ieI
Evening star., 1885-10-05

King Alfonso has been III With intermittent
Jules Ferry has been elected g Epinal,
France, by . large majority.
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MoDoNAID-E1Lrs School
WELLESLEY PREPARATORY,
1870 18th st. ard 1924 MASSACHUSETTS ava

McDoNA1D-ELLs ScHooL
1905 1s j: s4s III
prm.rs ss101s s. f3:s 81
tory and Musical PeparsmeSss college, frepAra
9sy Lessons II the direction of Prof
IN the school the benefit of
For terms and circulars address
MRS. 1. p MCDONALD.
sel42m Principals
PEoF sHELDoNs DANCING Ao1DEMY, 1904
o s.s sso s.;ITo.1 and
X KN1P9sRgARTEN 19sa ;a;s !, AND A6RvANoED CLASS,
Sasf 5sGPsRs Ms GgT 1sT MEs oLA HEss
Mss A. L16Fss n6RGAK,s Y6 sGH99I H48 FOR YOUNG
nsssss1 sys;;5s Sssis:
ssase1s e eaeh and sean
MAPLEWOoD INSTITUTE. CONCORDVILLE
p ssns for sdss
f is e9S: s1S eGsss ss rr
T'HE MISSES SSh E!EHHx5 aiREs AsP sagsSF 8SFs,
1436 Corcoran street
N1 residence, 1881 17th 81. NV. on MONDAY sep
tembeI DIST school 70. children All lessons faith
H DoNCH WILL RESUME INSTRUCTION
on Ssptsm6sr 18th at his residence eos
GEoRRSG 2RS EToWN GoLLEGIATE INSTITUTE,
SlSo oq Wes i,', and
For circulars % hReY 4tY e
sDl y Young ladies', Misses Female Seminary:
aass AfGaFefR sz1o a.a
Mt ST JosEPH's COLLEGE.
zss?::: sa $S " be re-
y133m Baltimore county, Nd.
AHn43sPfs Msst RFGHn, an ce3.sq ss sas
Mathematical. Classical Bu,!nsss ~ =, v.,- =.
Evening Glasses. ss and IS amonth. NN' q ocas
11'HE BEKIIrz ScH93Ls Of LANGUAGES,
S#SEESSsHkE5sHz9z4 EHH zSHh1 sszz$$E$dS e
Recognized everywhere to be the best schools for
learning to speak write read and understand the for
eign Languages Terms begin SEPTEMBER Z.
Applyto
se1o Prof 81 i is'5 }S5xf i nv
MISS ADA B. CONN, OF THE WASHINGTON
Nl Collegiate Institute will take pupils in vocal and
instrumental music and harmony Methods of the best
European masters followed For terms and other
particulars
aulS-4m Apply at 1925 Vermont av
SWITH!N c. SHORTLIDGES MEDIA ACAD-
- emy admits and Classics young n.en and BOYS at
any time Send for circulars. SWITHIN c. SHORT
LIDGE, AM, (Harvard College Graduate, Media, Pa
GHORTHAND - REGULAR CLASS SESSIONS
- every evening. Private lessons q speciality All
shorthand books and publications constantly hand
and exceptional opportunities learning the art ara
offered datWASHINGTON ct NPHONOGRAPHIC HEAD.
QUARTERS. 027 st. NV. jy22
MRS. BURR'S ENGLISH AND FRENCH
Nl School, 1908 II street,
VIII reopen w EDN ESDAY, September 3Oth
au2S-2m French the language of the school,
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Name. I q. 3Nn

The New York stock Market.
The following are the opening and 800 D. M prices
Of the New York Stock market to-day, reported by
special wire to H. II. Dodge, $50 18th street
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PROFESSIONAL.

nR WHITE. FOOT SPECIALIST
~ lilo Pennsylvania avenue opposite Wiilards
Hotel. and IL y EuIw Baltimore, Corns,
Bunions. Diseased Nails, Vascular Excrescenees,
and all loot complaints. trttit0ut Ddfn the pa
tent can walk with in a few minutes 4Gth year
of practice: 2Jth IL Washington "A sitting. Patron
lied by the most eminent physicians and surgeons
Rs DR. j. SEMMES & HUSBAND, RESI-
NA Gent DOT surgeons. late of Boston Corns % cts.
Jas had % years successful practice all disease,
the feet BOnious OF many years standing cured in u
short Time lngrowtng and club nails after many
years OF torture b. others cured In a treatments
Of.tce l2S2 81 NV at the Office of the Elects ric
Hair Kestorer, near 18th 81. up one flight sci
MADAME PAYN.
WI MANICURE AND SURGEON CHIROPODIST
ROOMS D AND q. VERNON ROM
jyS 953 Pennsylvania ave
Evening star., 1885-10-05

COMMODORE QUEEN assumed command of
the Washington navy yard today Mrs.
Semmes, the widow OF the late commandant
will move out of the commandments house to-
morrow.
Evening star., 1885-10-05

The SPECIAL EXAMINATION In matters re-
lating to the culture and raising OF raw silk is
to be held at the rooms Of the civil service COM
mission on the 9th INSTINCT the 18th, as stated
SATURDAY..
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Chica9O Markets.

CHICAGO, ILL.,. October 8, p m.-wheat flu
tlated rather wildly within the range of cent, an
closed p under sas9rday.Cash s4as; November. s6l
Ala; October. 4laa; November. 39ls year, 81. Oai
ad5mer-CashA A 26as; Novsmbes 2Sas; May; 2S. Ry
lower-Cash q 121a; November. S15; December, g 2,
Lard lower-Cash, 6.02Aa: November and Decembe
5.021h
Evening star., 1885-10-05

ing were the readings at the signal Office to-day:
Sam, 4S.6; am, AGO; II Am, $50; pm.
Evening star., 1885-10-05

No HOPE OF HIS RECovRRY.-This afternoon
| at O'Clock, Hooee, whose attempted suicide is
well as could be expected. = No hope 10 enter
tained Of his recovery.
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BE CAREFUL

TAKE NO OTHER
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A SOLDIER MISSING WITH $500 OF CAPT.
SMITHS MONEY.-Capt. Lewis Smith, of the Sd
artillery, stationed at the w Washington barracks,
reported to the police to-day that he placed In
the hands Of Gustave Meyer, Q soldier, 5000 10
pay some bills with, and that he deserted,
taking the money with him.
Evening star., 1885-10-05

Col. CLAY, chief clerk of the Department Of
Justice, has returned from his vacation.
SERGEANT DINsMORE is again on duty at the
White House, having returned from his vacar
Evening star., 1885-10-05

LIEUTENANT T. e. d. w. VEEDER has been
selected, on the recommendation of the manag-
ing officers Of the U. s. naval institute, as its
few days he will be ordered by the Navy de-
Partment for that duty. He is regarded, for
literary, scientific and business attainments, as
Specially lifted for the position.
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WILL CURE

HEADACHE,
INDIGESTION,
BILIOuSNESS,
DYSPEPSIA,
NERVOUS PRoSTRATION,
MALARIA.
CHILls and FEvERS,
TIRED FEELING,
GENERAL DEBILITY
PAIN In the BACK and SIDES.
IMPURE BLOOD,
CONSTIPATION,
FEMALE INFIRNITIES.
RHEUMATIsM,
NEURALGIA,
KIDNEY and LIVER TROUBLEa
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
The Genuine has Trade Mark and Crossed Re,
Lines on Wrapper.
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EDUCATIONAL.
NRS FLORA C. DENNISON
N1 VIII resume her
CLASSES IN DANCING

MFRS FLORA C. DENNISON
M VIII resume her
CLASSES IN DANCING
AT HER
ACADEMY,
NATIONAL RIFLES HALL
9, between 9th and 10th stS NV, on SAIGnDA
cctoDer g. All the latest and most lasn ius
caTeiuliy and thoroughly taught. Circulars n.,
lulI Information can be obtained AT my
"a ST.. or OF the Jantor at the hail seAO-lnI
I Aw SCHOOL OF THE COLUMBIAN UNiVEh
- SITY.
THE FACULTY.
JAMES C. WELLING, LID,
President.
THE HON. WALTER s. COX, LID,
Professor OF the Law of Real and Personal FropefV
OF Contracts, and Of Crimes and
Misdemeanors.
THE HON. WILLIAM A. MAURY, LID,
PROFESSOR Of Equity Jurisprudence, Of Common Law
and Equity Pleading, Of the Law OF
Evidence, and the Law of
Partnership.
THE HON. WILLIAM STRONG, LID,
Lecturer on Constitutional Law.
THE HON. FRANCIS WHARTON, LID,
Lecturer ON Criminal Law.
GEORGE F. APPLEBY, ESQ,
Associate Professor Of Practice and Judge OF Moot
Court
ROBERT c. FOX, LID,
Treasurer
Evening star., 1885-10-05

x1Franlin Park.-sixteenth ANIMAL session opens
fram te natn Drawing and Painting nom Objects
" no, azure; Design Pen Pencil Charcoal Crayon. Oh
cS,sas s SI.or Mechanical Drawing, Prof Charles
eeoAm- g. K. FULLER. Principal
( yAp,aoL ar,l. .dH HILL INSTITUTE AND KINDER-
inIosmafion an ,Gopen on SeptemhH 2S. For further
ma ave. Sc. or MISS BOYDEN, = Sd stae.selO-lm
A fnnrHSa0S n.v schOS' II dINsTITUTE-BoARDINa AND
miles from Washington Highest edicafonsi Id
Ss SsskkT, o. Mmn pleasant home Terms moderate Ad-
THE c DARs
On m. ~ 1ome ana Day School Tor Young Lades 70
cksISe Sf tha pahST hST Modern languages under the
Hss, sne lefts school ThoYouSh course In Eng
me,hod sa fss so aad Art special class the quincy
aug Ssc s'sss nom S15 & e II years Of a9s s.
Evening star., 1885-10-05

This wellestablished French and EnRlish Family
and Day School for girls will reopen
SEPTEMBER 23 1885,
Primary. intermediate, Academic College Prepara
tory and Musical Departments.
Daily lessons In French, under the direction Of Prof
e. F0htane-BG Ritz Method
Herdc Is employed by the school for the benefit of
scholars In distant parts OF the city,
For terms and circulars address
Evening star., 1885-10-05
EDUCATIONAL

Mr.. AND MRS. ALFRED BUJAyS ENGLIsH
vi and French Boarding and Day School for Yonne
adles and Little Girls 81 l0l2 1ath st. NV. Annual
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CITY IN BRIEF.

Ryan, the halter, left for the East Sunday
night.
The City Dispensary filed 1910 prescrip-
tons last month.
Professor Collett has secured another large
collection of fossils
Spirits are said to be rapping at Sylvester
Johnson's residence.
The weekly meeting of the Methodist min.
listers was held yesterday morning.
The State House Commissioners will open
bids on glass for the New State House Thurs
day afternoon at O'Clock.
The Young Peoples Christian Temperance
Union will meet tonight at Mrs Moody's
No l27 East st. Mary's street. A full at
tendance is desired.
applicants for Teachers State certificates
will be examined the last Saturdays in Feb
rnsry, March aud April, as follows: Febru
sry Observation-Disclosures, grammar,
physiology, geography, physics, aud nited
States history. March examination-Alge-
bra reading, science OF teaching, physical
geography, zoology, United States Constitu-
lion and moral scence. April examinations
-6eometry, literature, rhetoric, botany,
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general history, penmanship and orthog
raphy.
The trial OF Poe, Murphy and Dugan for
the Sunday night racket on Helen street will
be held Saturday. Laffly was badly wounded
in the right shoulder and his left shoulder
was dislocated. 1t is thought the matter
had its origin in an old gru1ge.
The Police Bcard-two members, Messrs.
Murphy and Morr'son-met yesterday and
accepted the resignation" of Health Officer
Griiien. The police powers of Merchant
Policemen f. s. Meek, Andrew Buchanan
and Charles Hensly we're revoked.
The Auericsn Four, engaged go ne tims
ago to pla7 this week a. the zoo, have arrived
and 1nd their engagement cancelled. They
claim they should have been gwen two
weeks notice. and are talking of going
into court to test the matter n al action for
damages
Willie Eaton, the six-year old wall who
was befriendsd by q druggist and a news
paper man, an account Of which was pub
lshed in Yesterdays Sentinel, has been taken
in charge By Mr.. McMichasl, of Mishawaka
who will adopt him and sea that he IS given
good education.
The great fve-nile race for the champion
ship of the city and gold medal, presented
by the rink management, will take place at
the WigTam Rink this evening. Several
rapid skaters are entered for the contest,
and a most exciting affair may be expected.
Next Thursday evening novel attraction =
collar and hat p3rty-wlll be presented.
The management offer prizes TO the wearers
Of the largest collars and hats. lady and
gentleman. There will be lots Of fun"
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-03

Judge C. S. Wesner, of Lebanon, is al tae
Grand.
Hon. Robert Van Valzah OF Terre Haute,
is at the Grand.
Judge NJ. @. Smith, of Muncie, is at the
New Occidental.
Judge Thomas F. Davidson, OF Covington,
is stopping at the Grand.
Miss Kate Clsxton and company are stop.
ping at the Bates House.
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rHE SENTINEL AT NEW ORLEANS.

TO accommodate the throng from the
Northwest who will desire to read their IA
sorite home paper while attending the
worlds Exposition" the Sentinel has been
placed on sale IN New Orleans at George f..
wharton & Bros, No. Csrondelst street,
between Canal and Common streets.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-03
New Recommendations.

The German Building aud Loan Assoc
alton of Fort Wayne was incorporated yes
terdsy. Capital stock, S1oO. 600. Also, the
franklin Building. Loan and Savings Assn.
cistion. Of Evansville. with capital stock
of $4,000. Articles were filed by the E1-
reka Roller Skate Manufacturing Company
of Richmond, capital stock $4,000, aud the
Wabashs Novelty Wood Works, Of Wabash,
Ind. Capital stock, $4,000.
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ct headquarters, in an unconscious state
BE was taken 10 the police static for exam
instion and from there taken home De.
Hodges believes he is suffering from b-ain
conclusion. In the afternoon schsuo be-
came IL sane and his recovery is doubtful,
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-03

one time held q prominent position in the
ofhfe CT the Indianapolis Rolling Mill
Company, and was q member of the Tippe-
canoe Club. The fun eral will take place to-
morrow afternoon from the family resi-
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-03
The Prince of Wales.

The Prince OF Wales is Colonel of sixteen
different regiments. This is not circum.
stance to Florida. Here we have sixteen
Colonies 10 one regiment, and they all wear
hats from Ryan, The Halter, p and % South
nlinis street, who has al the latest popG.
lar prices
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-03

The committee having in charge the sub.
ject of on exhibition Of military relics and
trophies to be made part OF the prOspsc.
tive military carnival had an enthusiastic
meeting yesterday at the Office of Miss
Lizzie 0. Callie, State Librarian. who is
Chairman Of the committee Numerous
curious unique and interesting relics have
sireedy been promised the committee, and
the success of that part of the carnival is
already assured. The committee, however,
desires 10 make the museum OF relics
especially attractive, and makes an appeal
to the citizens of the city and State to lend
the committee for exhibition any relics or
trophies Of any OF the wsrs OF the Republic
which may be in their possession. The
safety of anything loaned is guaranteed
Persons willing to respond TO this appeal
should call on Miss Calls OF write TO ner.