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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-06
LenaIean MaItInas

Two yAfi8 VIDE. yefy heaFg J o0peF aluafe
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-08-31

THE FUNERAL or Miss Christiana Mactau
LOOK place yesterday afternoon at O'Clock
The following gentlemen acted as nall bearers
DTS Bowie Tyler and Muncaster and Messrx
klttenhouse, Lion, Brice simmons and Macl.
all. Rev. Dr. A. r Stuart. OF Christ p E
church, officiated. large concourse of rels-
tlves and friends OF the deceased followed The
remains to Oak Htl cemetery.
DEATH OF AN AGED LADY-Mrs Catharine
Rowles died at $50 O'Clock last night from A
stroke of paralysis of the throat, received on
saturday. The deceased was in the Sist year
OF her age, and an inmate of the aged woncn's
home. The funeral viii take place Tomorrow
evening; interment at Holy Rood
The Cha RICE Nor SUsTArSEp.-u was shown
in the Police Court that Hattie Beckftt and
Emma scott, two Of the girls arrested hese lat
week on charges OF disorderiy conduct. as mers-
toned in THE SrAR, were not among tho
guilty ones, and the court dismissed them
Diso ,z ospucr..Pau1ck Carter. cob
drunk and disorderly, and when searched az
the station pistol was taken from him. Thi6
morning I'm the Police Court he was fined SIR
or seventy-fve days, and he chose the laitec
Kate Lewis, colored, was fined SO for dislrrt,iuc
the quiet of the town.
NorFS-A large number OF suburban resi-
cents complain OF the deplorable condition of
the canal road.--The parishes OF 4 hrist churen
and st. Johns L. T.. churches wurshiped In tho
latter church Observation-Disclosures haefIer
formerly Miss Shoemaker, h. at present yisi ting
her parents-Mr. X; A Edmonsuon rs con-
fined TO his home by illness.
SHIPPING NEws.-Schooner Abbie G. walkev
arrived yesterday with 400 tons of stone frotu
Maiie LOT the wal. Stale, Navy department.
Schooner Nathaniel Law arrived with $50
tons of coal from New York.-Schooner Ruth
johnson arrived with 700 tons Ice from
Kennebec. Schooner Elm City arrived wdlh
1000 tons OF ice from Eenncbec
TEMPERATURES AND CONDITION or wArFD
At A. M.-eireat Falls, temperature. T3: con-
dltion, g.. Receiving reservoir, temperltura
IS; condition at north connection, a: south
connection. 25. distributing reservoir, tsms
perature, II; condition at infiuent gatehoueN
3: condition at efiiuent gatehouse, q. Hxk
tides In the river to-day at 1888 am and
11:l1 p.m
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MORPHINE FOR QUININE.
A MfllfOnafre's Two Young Daughters
Fatally Poisoned by q Druggist's Mis-.
take-The Latter Commits Suicide.

M1Il1OK8tre'S Two Young Daughters
Fatally Poisoned by q Druggist's Mis-
take-The Latter Commits Suicide.
JERSEY CITY, n. j., August 31.-An error by
druggist resulted in the fatal poisoning of two
young ladies in Hoboken this morning. C. F..
Holtz, a millionaire wine merchant, returned
with his family to their home, No. go Hudson
street. from the Catskills on Wednesday last
Two of his daughters, Gretchen Margaret aged
10 years, and Ella, aged 16, were indispoSed
to whom Gretchen was betrothed, was sum-
moned to attend them and found them suffer-
ing from malaria.
He wrote prescriptions for four powders of ten
grains OF qulnIne each and had them filled him
self at the drug store OF c. Am. Ende, reputed to
be one of the best druggists in the country at
the corner of Washington and 7th streets. Each
or the girls took one of the powders at 10 O'clock
last night. When DIR. Lowenthal left for his
home about O'Clock this morning Elias pecu-
liar breathing alarmed her family and they
aroused her with difficulty. She began vomit
ing and DIR. Lowenthal was summoned. He
pronounced her symptoms those of poison, and
DIR. Coward, of New York, vas telegraphed for
Gretchen exhibited no unusual symptoms and
case more mysterious. She soon, however,
began to exhibit identical symptoms. The
powder was examined and found to he
morphine, there being enough to kill
sent for and admitted that he had made a mis-
take. He-then rushed from the house. and has
not since been found, and it is feared he has
committed suicide. By this time six physi-
possible to revive the victims, but without
avail, Miss Gretchen dying at about 8 O'Clock
Az noon Miss Elias condition was very
critical, and the physicians had little hope Of
saving her. DIR. Lowenthal is Frustrated with
grief. The news has caused widespread sorrow
and sympathy is generally expressed for the
firm OF Holtz & Koennecke. at No. $40 Broad
way, New York.
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The Rustnes. situation.

THE BREAK IN THE STOCK MARKET-ENCoUR-
AGING PROSPECTS OUTSIDE OF THE STOCK
MARKET.
The weekly financial letter of Henry CIews &
Co. of August 29th says: Just as the week
closes the stock market is surprised by a re-
ported reduction In Northwest preferred divi-
dend from to Ia per cent quarterly. This
caused sharp break in the shares directly at
fected, and a complete change In the general
tone OF speculation. No explanations accom-
panied inns decision, which, If true, may be as
much attributed to conservative management
as to necessity. Previously the market had ex-
hibited decided reactionary tendencies and
abundant reasons existed tor a reasonable fall
In prices. The late decline i'm wheat is probably
the most important factor i'm the stock market
not only because 1t deprives the farmer OF ali
pront, put also because IL checks the movement
of grain and demoralizes rates. Another cir
cumstance operating against the market is the
state ofthe coal trade, the dissensions among
various managers as to regulating future pro-
ductIon influencing the coal shares adversely.
and even without these drawbacks it seemed
impossible that after rise OF 10 or 20 points
and more further advance should follow ex-
cept by totally unwarranted manipulation All
classes Of operators have been looking for a de-
cline, with the hope that a fall of a few points
would enlist the buying of large new clement
who have been waiting for such an opportunity
would infuse new vigor and life in: any bull
campaign. For the present, therefore, we are
not believers in higher prices; not until a
heaithy reaction has been experienced and new
elements of strength arise, and then we shall
be prepared for another step forward.
ant sources of encnnrasement Han ,p aoan mo-
disposition TO harmonic conflicting interests
Is extending, the unprecedented success of the
New York Central plan for reorganizing West
Shore exerting q strong beneffciaI influences.
From the force of example, competition i'm
rninorSs sor.sa !; isseaa Oh osihg crushed by
means; and corporations that have long been
at Ioggerheads are sincerely seeking agreements
or combinations, which IL consummated wifi
probably before Kong furnish the basis for fneSh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-08-31
MEDICAL, &c.

NINE DE FOREST, LONG-ESTA BLISHED AND
M reliable Ladies' Physician can be consulted daily
a her residence. 1245 7th st. NV Once hours from
70 y pm jy29 Inns
skillsnl female physician should consult the origj
inal Ms DAVIDSON, Park place. 11th st., between
and Cn.e au2I-3ws
nR AND NINE SELDE,N, $40 MISSOURI AVE
tsnsive experieace; remedies prompt and reliable
charges reasonable and consultations ee correspond
ence strictly conhdenfial call write; office always
open: Madame Seiden visits ladies any distance 2S4ws
he is the Oldest Eaabshed EIpert sDecalisf in this
CITY and VIII guarantee cure in all cases of private
consultation and advice free any hour during the
day; Subscribed and sworn 10 before me by Dr.
IN and ier Sd Day q July So fss Public
au15-lms
IT HAS NEVER BEEN CONTRADICTED THAT
4DR- BROTHERS is the oldest Established adver.
confidently consult Dr. BROTHERS, sos g. s wv.
Particular attention paid to all diseases peculiar TO
ladas, married or single. All successfully treated
Gent nurses furnished those may desire to stay
Q few days IN the city under hs treatment an12-lms
MANHOOD RESTORED By USING BOTTLE
Ml OF two Of De. BROTHERS. Invigorattng Cor
dial VIII any Of nervous debility and loss
Of nerve power. II imparts vsgor 70 the whole sys-
tam 9O6 b 81. s.w. auI2-Ims
nR ROBERTSON, HEOLDEsT EsTABLIsHED
wed1ay and q ss e eonsaisS Sm sys5 3
10y eoaizasd IL four TO 81. d.Ss xit S tie use
poisons posisiseiy cured without The aseof mercry
special Attention to all female diseases Main ONCE
80 n Liberty st.. Baltimore. Nd je5-3m
MIS-. BROWN tCoIOhED, TAXES LADIES
care. Tsanns
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DRY GOODS


sEAToN PERRY.
CsuccDsoR 10 PR1Y 4 Hso4wvve.
AADkAS ANTIQUE AND NOTTINGUAM LACE
LAW SILK TARLE C0YER& ALL SKIES
INV FURNITURE CREPIs Ann CRWXnsrrsrr
FuLL HLEACMED IRISH AND GERNAM TARIE
LINENS EROM CSC. 10 So SO 4 YARn
AALI-MkACHkD BARNSLEY TARI.R f.fNHlsS
IRISH sf1oA 1H fEc' a tR RS1- g PEE YARD: -
RHVVGCA4AbACR TOWELS FROM I2Ac 10 SI.5S
FRKNCH AND GERMAN LINEN nApx1rs
10y 1LErS AND TRAY CLOTHS
'o1 Mas = S ~ ~ q SONS IRISH LINEN DA.
TESar IAsAE CLOTHS, ALL WHITES AND
aEkAAN LINEN DAMAsk FANCY ooronrp
LU .T CLOTHS, WITH DOYLEYS 10
NEW y "a, GLASS LINENS. CRASHES, KNIFE
fLtH hS AND "a WIDE TABLE CANTON
COMPLETE STOCK OF BELGIAN PILLOW AID
SSnnS.ETnMN LINENS. ALL WIDTHS AND
YTUyzAGLa1ITlES THAT CAN BE RELIED ON.
AI aIyM94 BLANKETS AND MARsEiLLEs
THE GELERRATKD ENFIELD SHAKER FLAN.
ANn sc "a Al QUALITIES BOTH WHITE
NEW WrH IMPDR Rs JERSEYS AND MEDIUM
sltki GHUDDA AND CASHMERE sHAwIS.
eEST Ix Scorer M 46bss' AND LADIES rRAv-
,IgNEW FALL AND WINTER IMPORTED
DnnSS GOODS ARRIVING DAILY.
~ FLA1N FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES.
sEAToN PERRY.
EstAblshed 1910. au20
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Washington stock Exchange.

The following changes from Saturdays quota
tions on the Washington Stock Exchange are
noted to-day: US. 4las, 1891, coupon, 1917 bid,
b asked; U. s. 4s, coupon, 1923. bid, 123 asked:
do. reg, 1929 bid, 1913 asked; DC. per. imp.
IS, 1891, coin, 113 bid; do. rs, 1891, cur,
lis bid; 5O-year fund, 3-65s, 1924, cur, 1I4a,
bid. u51a asked; Met r. r. stock, 99is bid;
Col: r. r: stock, 33la bid; North Cap. and St.,
asked; National Met. Insurance, 66 bid; Ma
tional Union ms. 1915 bid; Col. Insurance, 1Os4
bid, u asked; Riggs Insurance.. 6h bid, 90
ington Market stock, 10 bid, 2Ola asked: Wash.
ington Brick Machine t05h bid, 1918 asked;
bid; Citizens National Bank, 1851, bid. lis
asked; Great Falls Ice, 81 bid; Real Estate
Title Insurance, 99la bid, 10Ola asked; Penn.
Tel Co, Ssh bid; Chesapeake d Pot Tel Co..
So bid, rs asked; U. S. Electric Light, 80 bid.
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DIED.

9 SS m nea. Fails Church, Va, srs ANS
Hines Shielded peacefully. trusting IN . mescEi
May She rest In peace
CHRISTIE At Farlawn, Ananost5a, Sunday, Au-
gust thirtieth, 1855, MARY ALICE CiiRlSEIE. wlss
Services At the house Tuesday at threeociock .
11.50, FRANCIS. beloved son Of Francis J. and Nay
A. Grimes, aged year. months and 10 days
street Tuesday. September Isl. 4:3O p
paapARgIS q az l;lo D. m Aneust so.n, 1885.
and six months at his late residence No Obs Issoee
wednesday, sepsen5er : 1855 fsaisi@oss. Nd.
and oovington, KY, papers please copy
JoHT Sis On sunday: August soth- 1855 at sn.
Funeral Tuesday. September Isl, from hfsla1s red
dence 132o Valley street. West Washington
D: C.. Mrs HENBTETTA L PRINCE, Ernsry q
Thomaston, Me-, aged seventy nine.
Intermenf in 1homaston-
SoRRELL. Suddenly. on saturday morninx An.
gust %. 1885, at IL O'Clock, ELLA SORREII~ s~od
and Mary SorrelL
TO deck the Throne OF Heavea;
He took the purest and ths bed
That God 70 earth had given
We lay her away 70 rest
Al home with frieDds and Cod.
Funeral win take place Tus.day nrss sepsembes. a.
ssseel southwest kea~sivs and friends ssenatsd -
wATERs On Sunday morning. Aseuf % ,ssx.
O. liso g m. RICHARD wATkRs, sged sixxv
Yes. he's gone and len ID weeping
But ~e hope 70 greet him there,
wh In ssn ~: % nh. : :Ss Fl.
~ss an Tns. so% Msy zSn 60 srs :s..
are respectfully inshed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-08-31

heported for THE EVENING STAR
CHURCH DEDICATIoy.-A throng Of colopel
people from this place attended YESTERDAY III
dedication Of a colored Baptist church at Cour5s
guam. Services were held morning and eve.
ming. Rev. Joseph Cook, OF this place and n
u. Williams, OF Prince William county, ofYic1S
ated at the services, assisted by other miniStern
COUNTY TEACHER APPOINTED TRUsrFK-
r. w. Whiting, OF Alexandra county, q POM.
lar and efficient teacher I'm the AiexandrtH
county colored schools, has been appointed ~
Gov. Cameron a visitor to the Frederick sb use
Collegiate and Normal institute for coIored
pupils lie will hereafter reside In Petersburg
and become permanently connected with the
institution.
NoTES.-ClementI L. ArneIl has been appofnteA
justice OF the peace for the third ward vsce
Patrick Dillon, resigned.-The public aehoois
VIII De open tomorrow, and this week be d.
voted TO the preliminary arrangement OF per.
mits and classification, and studies Will bo
resumed next Monday, the school year lasssag
ful ten months and closing with next July
stephen Taylor has been reappointed special
policeman at the opera house.-1he schooner
Grace X. Green, from kennebec, has just deliv-
cred a cargo OF ice 70 +. A Reed 81 Co.-The
schooner Denike, repaired a the ship yard
here, has left for Baltimore
o
Charles Fields. ST., an old citizen-of Phfladel-
phla was heeced out Of $500 by bunco men
in Atlantic City.
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I'd EDITION,
--latest kilograms to The Star,
THE sULLIvAN.McCAFFR Gov.
TEST.
Decfsion Given nv the IeTe.o~

The Money Not Yet Divided and No
Decfsiea Given BY the Referee.
CINCINNATI, August 31.-The negotiations
for the closing up Of the business portion of the
Sullivan-McCaffrey contest have not ended.
The money lies in . safe here, and Mccartney
ie going to sullivan, on the ground that the
referee has not made . decision. Referee Tate
has, been cent for to come here and
done the money win remain ' in
the safe. It is true as stated in these dispatches
that the referee did not see the articles agree
ment, and that he did not publicly render any
decision. What he said on the platform was
shn1 Of ,his ess Musosn
made public announcement that the referee
had decided in favor OF Sullivan. On Saturday
icfy 70 humber Of persons That he S had P peo-
dered no decision, and that was repeated In .
dispatch from Toledo yesterday. McCaffrey's
should at least be declared draw.
me conditions, which have never been FORM
ally published or accurately stated, are in form
Canrey agrees to meet John L. Sullivan in q
sx.round glove contest at Chester Park,
August 29th, MARQUIS of Queensbury rules
to be chosen at the time of meeting; the princi-
pals to appear between two and six O'Clock p.
poSts tn a1n 10 the clause
out. This was done at the instance
of Sullivan. The draft also shows
that the gloves were to be agreed on at the time
of the meeting. This was also stricken out
at Sulliyan's suggestion, and "three-ounce
gloves" inserted. O'Brien claims that with
the clause scientific points to count stricken
out, the match would have been q draw at the
end OF six rounds, unless one had won before
that time, and that 1t must either be SO de-
ciared or they must 60 on to finish at the end
OF the sixth round. But Sullivan declines to
accept this view Of the question, as a decision
was made in his favor.
Mccartney claims that he is not bound to take
notice of the counter-challenge of Sullivan,
mentioned in last nights dispatches, until
after Sullivan replies to his challenge of
Saturday by covering his deposit for
gate money. Besides, he thinks the man who
made the challenge was not authorized to do SO
by Sullivan. The principals are both here yet,
ana will await a decision of the question as to
the disposal of the gate money.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-08-31

The forty days allowed by the Presidency
procaanaaeson for TIE catAemea holding leases
IN the Cheyenne and ArsPahoe reservations
Indian Territory, to remove from the rcser N
ton expires today. Prom information re-
cefved at the department they are moving out
as rapidly as possible and are believed 30 be
endeavorins TO comply With the orders from
Washington. Is is not thought by Secretary
Lamar that Il win be necessary 10 use any
force and that the caftlemen will practically be
OF of the reservation In the time prescribed
The order OF the President in regard TO removal
Of the fences from the public reservation was
issued on August 14th. and IL is believed at the
department that there In an impression among
cattlemen that this order will not he enforced
This, however, Is stated TO be mistake, as IL II
the int ntion TO enforce the order, and IL neces
SAry order out the military,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-08-31

S2ZrNG pux AN rNrssovxR2
" ashsogeno vsased on the Mxrssa Cunssnen-
vsopcss % Ask for the improvexnone Of strzs
S:es =. - . s s ses, s r ,s 49,
snst Two SQUARES nom the Omitted SsAArs C<<Fktof.
Inc streei has ncs<her foot-~slk csuiage-
Commissioner Wcbb siaaed 10 The dssesrsiios
eAat he would do the hees he cpuid Cor the cause.
Sna would bring the matter before Tire Co<rInis-
Monefs whom tsay make mp their estimates Dor
expenditures rr next season
SScsSo IN rzR TRACES
~. - communinatsun from an inspector of tfrs
sloners states That the baltimore and oeAio Rail.
road COMPANY have e~ecsed a teuep on the xest
street a.. ,h 1880 esosss from the depot 20
70 carry ~ TO boundary street. on both sides,
ION y, ~. N street northeast which, with the gates
s~.,Sc Srossihgs, VIII make n continuous pro-
tecton oetween these points They have siss
erected fence on the east side of Vi ashil<rton
ersi s rom depot TO street. Mr.. Dgre gen.
go agent OF the road. states that the fence Was
9ruered 20 DC erected by the Commissioners OF
nc plstrtct Ater a little work had been done
tenn porary suspension OF the work IN the carly
spring of 1855. On Monday last o4Tb Apgnsi
inc general manager of the r. a u. rad ordered
T .,e Work resumed, and it Is now i'm progress.
The inspector thinks this continuous iencs
necessary for the safety OF tho public.
MIscKILA NEot-s
Mr.. l.. W. Tolruan ct al petition tina, q >,.,o.
main be laid on the west side of New uann-
shire avenue, between l. and Nj streets north.
west
The Commissioners have accepted the rcsig-
nation of Mr.. Edward r. Johnson as an add,-
uonal private of the Metropolitan police force
Mr.. VIM. y. Croggan ct al, petition the Conn
missloners 10 extend the concrete pavement
already laid on street, from eth 10 a. streets
10 11th street southwest.
The Commissioners have appointed Michael
Meehan private of class one Of the Metropolis
Tan police force, District OF Columbia.
BCuDISG PERMITS.
Buildlng percrmits were issued by Tnspectof
Entwisle as follows Geo. Scrogcins, erect a
two-Story and basement dwelling North Capl-
toll, between u and III streets northeast; 81 4tto
jas. r. oyster, erect two two-story and base
ment dwellings, Sd and streets ne; -. 300
NJ n. Lynch, erect n two-Story and base ment
dwelling on q street, between I'd and Sd strreis
northeast; Sl,Ioo. W. h. Murray, repair brick,
near 13th, on L. street northwest; 81, 800. Mrs.
Same, repair brick, 1924 I'd street northwest:
$1,000. John W. Burgess, repair Frame Riggs
ROAD county; Sl15. +. b. Bingham, repaii
brick, 643 street northeast S255
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SPECIALTIES.

nR AND NINE sELDEH, 32S MISSOURI AVE-
H. special treatment for ladies' over thirty yeafSex-
tsisave expesencE remedies prNfnpS snd rea1Abaes
cn1r8es reasonable and consultations eoe; coGrcSp00-
deace strictly confdenSn call wriee Office always
OPEN Madame Seden visits ladiesany distance 2S,5Ws
tALEs-DR MUHLENAN CURES PILES BY
Il darec1 treatment without tie of knife onnsfc
% ngAfnre Cure guaranteed Can be CONSUMED ~
12S 9Th St n-w- nom to pm ap25ns
NME BROOKE TELLS ALI. TILE EVENTSOF
Ay1 LIfE All business conhdenf1nl. Ladies' and gen
teinen % cents each 4oS street. between eth and
oShsfeets norANesA my610Ws
nk koHERTsoN, THE OLD ESFA1LWHED
0apeelnh1A ffem D1hia,ore - - <1neaalte 3eyory
Wednesay nd sas,rdsy. q l6s Ga NV, nom "a
Up N. Coonoenf,AAy. BY gent1eDen and ladies' who
neea nseoleAa a1yse and services SPECIAL aaaentien
70 ~ 49, ~ vone9: Ovef eWeeE ye1D exIorf
je62m
n6 ~ PARKER OF BOSTON, NAsaI. NAG
II nSe1c Aea3aR: Wo00ex1n1 CufeD ~ lVinI an Of
haaAssNervo1aa aA Cnrooic pisS0ssa Ssto5<s Vill
VT Essssnsz o0cs hsaes ! - 80 q. - 1a6k AA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-08-31

e. ENIS LNDlA;GAUZE SHIRTS, 33lac: WORTH
" SOC.
Gents Gents india 9enze Shirts. SOC; worth 75a
Closing out Spring Neckwear ct half price
f1nest Saeteen Drawers only Soc.
Spring Weight Undershirts Soc: worth TIC
Medium Weight UoAe1shirta, nearly al wool sOc
Ask to 80 the OOMFORT SHIRT. Hnnde Of wan
ssanforced ready for the wash sDs, only IS centa.
1nS Y the best fitting. best made Shirt In tks
RaMsmSeE: oaly e5c for the Finest Dress Shirt 1t the
BRANCH BALTIMORE SHIRT FACTORY.
my0 1902 STREET NORTHWEST
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Fatally Shocked by Ltshtntnx.

PIrrsBURG, August 31.-A special from New
Castle, Pa, says: During severe storm in
house of Timothy Mack with most disastrous
results. A chimney was torn down, portion
of the Notwithstanding knocked off and the
plastering torn off each OF the five rooms. Joe
Carver, aged II years, who was sitting at a door
OF the house, was knocked down by the shock
and received injuries that will result fatally.
Mr.. Mack was so badly shocked that he cannot
recover, while his wife and John O'Brien were
less severely injured"
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Local Nofe&.

Capt. Croker and DIR. McWilliams. who tonh
blgelow TO the concord state prison, arrived
out incident, and Biselow In comparative good
IN the Police Court this morning Henry Scott
colored, was sentenced 10 six months i'm isil foi
beating his wife.
John Rawis, the Pension office messeneea
VINO Is charged with stealing "A wagon. rnyS
Dali IN the Police Court this evening
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-08-31

10 CARpEr. BuYrna
Those Of whom are looking around for the most
attractive styles In
NEW CARPETINGs
Should Not Fail 10 Cali at the New Firm.
eSe PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, SOUTH SIDE,
And Examine an Entirely New Stock Just opened
NO OLD STYLES no SELECT FROM
IS bright elegant rich styles of Extra supers just
$50 rolls Of rich Moquet styles Of Tapestry Brussels
just received.
25 rolls Of Velvet patterns OF Body Brussels just
received.
100 rolls choice patterns Of Ingrans from Is cts. 30
cts. 81 cts, As cts, so cts.
800 Of Moquet. Smyrna, and Tapestry Rugs and Mats
just received.
Floor and Stair Oil Cloths all widths
Carpets Sewed and Laid at short notice.
JOHNSON, GARNER d CO.,
$50 Pennsylvania avenue, South Side
au27 Near Center Market.
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George Still the Worlds Champion.

LONDON, August 31.-The weather was duh
and wet and the track was very heavy this af
ternOOn at Lille Bridge, where the one mile
running race for $500 side between Cum
mings professional, and George, heretofore
was to take place. The betting just before the
race was to 5 on Cummings. George won the
race easily in Atty. The four mile race be.
tween Cummings and George will take place al
Glasgow. On September 10
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The Kaiser quite Frisky.

HE ATTENDS A SUNDAY SHOOTING MATCH AND
FIRES SEVERAL SHOTS HIMSELF.
BERLIN, August 31.-Emperor William yes
terday gave an exhibition Of the excellent
health he is at present enjoying. He attended
Guards at Potsdam, fired several shots himself
and made an address to the marksmen on their
achievements