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Two More Jersey men who Were Kitten
by Mad Dogs Iaoculated.

Charles kaufman, OF Franklin, " J., who was
bitten by a supposed mad dog on November
II, and sailed nom New York on the steamer
Labrador on December 16 last. The opera
ton was successful VI. Pasteur severely
censured kaufman for his inattention
TO his injuries at the time he was
bitten, but said he hoped. Notwithstanding the
long time that had elarsed. To prevent any de-
velopment of hydrupho6ia NJ. Pasteur will
inoculate DIR. Ludwig r. Satter, of Orange, "
December 13 by a dog, once a dav for eight
consecutive days. The four children, Austin
Fitzgerald. Patsy Ryan. Willie Lane and
Patrick Reynolds, who were recently bitten by
mad dogs in Newark, y. T.. and who have been
under treatment by II. Pasteur. will leave Iof
home on SUNDAY next. They are all well.
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ARMY ORDERs.-Major F. w. Benteen, 9th
cavalry. has been, at his own request trans
1erred to 9TH cavalry vice Major Lewis Merrill.
transferred TO 9th cavalry. Major Benteen has
handing general OF the department of Dakota
for assignment to a station. and will join it as
soon practicable when notified. Leave for
four months, to take effect February L 1880
has been granted ID Lieut.. John F. McBlair
9th cavalry, ana the leave of 1st Lieut.. Chas
\. Varnum, 18th cavalry, has been extended
two months. The quartermasters' department
will furnish Post Chaplain Geo. d. Croker
with transrortation rom ST. Ianis, Mo-, to JEFF
able him to act as chaplain at Jefferson
barracks.
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ANOTHER Dock TRIAL OF THE PURITAN Pro-
PNsED.-A proposition will be made by the
Navy department to-day or tomorrow to the
assignees of John Roach, to have another dock
ira! OF the Puritan which has been completed
by the contractors. 1t is intended to tai Ike the
vessel to the League Island navy yard and hold
the trial there. 1t will be remembered that a
dock trial WAS made at Chester. where the ves-
sci now lies, and she was accepted b the board
chief Engineer Lorng was not entirely salts
fed with her machinery and had some changes
made. 1t then became a question whether ar
other trial should he made
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THE NOTICE published yesterday Of the ex-
animation for the Sth of January having been
rather indefinite, it may be stated that the
principal subjects will be: L. The pension laws
and their interpretation: the law of marriage.
divorce and evidence as affecting pensions and
?. Anatomy, physiology and medical jurispru-
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The People Angry over Gov. Ealtck's
Recent Proclaim alton.

TUCsoN. ARrz., Dec. 29.-The proclaim alton
issued by Gov. Zulick on the Esd instant.
warning the people of Arizona 90 desist nom
attempting retaliatory measures against the
Indians on the san Carlos reservation for the
depredations committed by hostile Indians,
the people OF the territory generally. Tie en-
tire press OF Arizona. Irrespective OF party,
unite In condemning the act as unwarranted
by the facts aud entirely unAled for. Meet
ings have been appointed TO give expression TO
the feelings OF the citizens in regard 10 the
matter.
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AMONG THE PRESIDENTS CALLERS to-day
were Senators German, Mitchell and CuIlom,
General Sheridan, and Representatives Brecl-
enoridge, Outwaite, Frederick, Carleton, Scott,
Grain and Cole
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ORDERED TO FORT MYER.-First Lieut..
Richard f. Thompson, 9th infantry, now at
Fort Douglas, Utah. has been ordered to WASH
ington for duty as acting signal officer at Fort
Mycr. Va
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THE LIBERALS AND HOME RULE.
Where Sixty OfGlatstOne's Parliamen.
tary Followers Stand ON the Irish


Special Cable Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR
LONDON, Dec. 29.-The Press Association this
morning was enabled to state that the Sails
bury government intend to introduce a large
measure of county government. This was an.
nounced by you in these dispatches three weeks
ago. The same agency publishes this morning
answers from go liberal members of parlia-
ment on the home rule question. An analysis
of these gives rather interesting results. Nine
give unconditional support TO home rule. These
include Ha old, Rogers, Labauchere and Brad
laugh. Nine give their support with the con-
dtion that it will not jeOpardize the union
Fifteen may be described watching and
waiting for the cat to jump. From these will
come the seceders. Twelve members will sup
port local boards but not more. These include
GOSchen, Richard and Chamberlain. Foster, of
course, denounces home rule of any form.
Eight members, strangely including several adj
vanced radicals, say the circumstances do not
call for the serious consideration of the cues
ton. Herbert Gladstone is afraid the matter
can only be settled by party warfare.
By Associated Press
Lord Randolph Churchill I'm Ireland
LONDON, Dec 29.-Lord Randolph Churchill.
secretary of state for India, is in Ireland IL is
thought that his visit is for the purpose of
obtaining information bearing on the Irish
question, to be used at q cabinet council 70 be
held shortly.
The Telegraph to-day, commenting on the
question of home rule for Ireland, saws: The
government will resist, to its utmost ability
any scheme giving an Irish parliament control
Of the police force in Ireland.
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ACCOUNTS APPROvED.-The first controller of
the Treasury has approved the accounts of
United States Fish Commissioner Baird for the
last fiscal year, without alteration or modifica-
fiOn
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

The "GRASp RAr1ps' CARPET
BROOM WILL FROM ANY KIND OF CARPET,
MoQUETTE, INGRAM BRUSSELS OR VELVET:
WHILE IF PRESSURE Is GIVEN 1T AS WITH
BROOM. TO REMOVE DIRT IMBEDDED IN THE
CARPET. 1T WILL STILL RUN EASILY ANDDO
THE WORK MORE EFFECTIVE THAN ANY
BROOM
j.. W. SCHAEFER & BRO
d. No 1920 7TH STREET NORTHWEST
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THE Congressional and press excursion from
this city arrived yesterday at New Orleans.
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PITTsRURG FICrIoN.-It is stated at the
White House that there is no foundation for
the story telegraphed from Pittsburg that five
OF PlnkertonS detectives are coming to Wash.
ton to guard the safety of the President
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kilograms to The Star.
PROSPECTS OF HOME RULE.
Liberals For and Against It.
THE HAVILAND MYSTERY
NO TRACE OF THE MISSING MAN YET
Gov. zulck Anglers the Citizens of Arizona
STILL MYSTERY
An UnfOunded Report OF the Discovery
Of Haviland's Body.

THE SEARCH OF THE WELL on ADMIRAL
SANDS PLACE BRINGS To LIGHT ONLY A
DEAD COoN-THE ORGANIZED SEARCH ABOUT
To BE ABANDoNED-EFFoRTS To UNRAyEL
THE MYSTERY, ETC.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

E@ A COMPLETE STOCK OF VERY OLD
mai and New England Rumt srandlss sIerries.
d29-3t 14l6 and 141S Pennsylvania ave. NV.
cNs wAsHINGTON MARKET COMPANY.
= The annual meeting of the SHINGTON
MARKET COMPANY will be held at the office of
S'a5 Mstsf 81
Go ae on any other subject within the power OF the
Washington, Il. c., december Il. 1855. d2aiot
[eS@s SCHOOL OF COOKERY. GIT 14TH ST.
N.W.-For the holidays Mince Pies and
Christmas Plum Pudding, Croquettes Salads and Puff
Paste specalties Dishes for receptions and lunches
10 order. d22-6t*
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o>a Designating Agency,
All styles of printed mater carefully circulated
[c-as BYRON s; ADAMS, PRINTER.
Just received new designs Sign in Bali Programs. We'd
ding Reception and Menu Cards. d4
[f-Ss YOU WILL FIND IT ECONOMY TO
We furnish and apply it promptly.
GEO. w. CORBETT
3lS Sth street NV.
Telephone call, 113-3 d7-2m*
fEGs THE ATTENTION OF VISITORS AND
h l1T Residents is particularly called PHOS
and .nu naw s ann popular Brain and Nerve TONG
The glass or IN bottles By W. C. MILBJ IN sole ln-
apl1
lcENs JOHN w. CoRsoN. JOHN W. MAcARrNKY.
CORSON d MACARTNEY, BANKERS
Glover building. l3lJ L 8.
Washington. D. c.
repos't Accounts. subject to check at sight received
iren ! irn,s. Corroratior, and Indlyidnals.
An socks and Bonds listed the New York and
Philadelphia Stock Exchanges bought and sold on
commission. Boston orders executed. American
Bell Telephone Stock dealt ill.,
District OF Columbia bond. ri all denominations on
hand for sale Stock anu bonds local street Rail
reads Gas, Insurance and Telephone Companies
CohsHl ana SOLD .;5U
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From Wall street To-Day.

NEW YORK, Dec. 29.-The stock market
opened with advances OF l. To q, per cent i'm
most OF the active list, but Pacific Mail was ar,
~ Oregon Trans. and Northern Pacific pre-
ferred, however, were y lower. In the first few
minutes after the opening there were slight de-
clines generally, but the market then became
strong throughout, with Lackawanna leading
ern Union "a. and the rest OF the list nom s. 10
y per cent. Towards IL O'Clock there was a
slight reaction, and the market became steady
The principal dealings during the hour were in
Erie, ST. Paul and Lake Shore. Wabash COM
mon, on large transactions for that stock, adj.
Vanced la. At O'Clock the market was dull
and steady.
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THREE SCORE AND SIXTEEN.
MI. Gladstone Celebrating His Seventy
Sixth Birthday To-Day.

Special Cable Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR
LONDON, Dec. 29.-To-day is Gladstone's sew
enty-sixth birthday, but papers are not SO full OF
congratulations as in previous years. The Times
has q Enthusiastically brutal leader saying;
"It is idle to attempt to disguise the fact that
seems to bid defiance to old age, can no longer
be regarded in its results q subject of unal-
loyed congratulatiOn by the liberal party" The
rumOr of retirement Of John Bright is obviously
the memory of the great difficulties and anx-
tetes OF the election Is too strong to permit such
action at the present moment.
By Associated Press.
anniversary OF the birth OF the Right Hon. vii.
liam E. Gladstone. During the morning he
was the recipient OF 400 letters cSngratulating
him on having attained his 18th year. Mr..
walked to the village church, where special SER
vices were held. Notwithstanding that sleet
and snow were falling, the walk did not seem 70
fatigue MT; Gladstone. as he appeared quite
An Insane woman's Deed.
ATTEMPTING ITO DROWN HERSELF AND HKR
TWO CHILDREN IN "A WELL
ST.. LOUIS Dec. 20-At about 8 O'Clock last
evening Mrs. Emma Tokens, residing on Ca
melia street, attempted TO throw herself and
her two children into q well containing four
feet Of water. One OF the children II girl six
the screams Of the little ones sttxzcsed the at
tentton Of their father, VIM. Tickens Who
rushed to the well In time 10 prevent the
mother and little girl from falling in. The
grasp grasp ana dropped into the ~a Ter but 81:
father secured ladder ana rescued him. The
woman came out Of an insane asylum only .
w .ss .nS = y :. ~ MURDER q
suicide last night She VIII be sent back to11D
asyium DAY.
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Tiny Tins Christmas 10 the Poor Chill.
dren Of NashtngtOn.

GENEROUS PROVISION FOR THE NEGLECTED
oNEs-HuNDREDs OF LITTLE ONES MADE
HAPPY.
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal
revenue, SCI ,66s; customs, S596,OOO.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
- NEW YEARS NOTICE-

49, NEW YEARS NOTICE.
For the finest stock of Malaga Grapes, Florida Or
LADY AdRpen Saes
Maers. Italian Chestnnts. Raisins, Nuts, Bananas,
rum p0adins a GSaN Msal Ersi so Sskss
oZ9-ot I416-l41S Pennsylvania ave n ".
t., WoMAN,s CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE
Webs a fra 5 dSS
- ed 100 boxes Fancy Florida Oranges and 20
o o fancy Iangerines which offer to the trade
~ 922 Louisiana ave-
49, soCiATIoN.
f dividend of four per upon the capital stock
aler Isl is BY
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[E-sssSo SPECIALLY FOR NEW YEARS DAY
Florida Oranges, California Pears and Lady Apples.
d2s-ss JUN 1 Ii = New AsF YORK GE avenue.
FOR TABLE DELICACIES, CHAM
70 GEO I KESNE I'D ' &oS rs i5o6 eT
~ CRUISE & Fills FREREs CLARETs
o>--EA AND SAUTEI:NES
Barton Guestier Clarets and Sauternes
Erandenburg Freres Clares and >auterneS
d5ea!iSant Fills Clarets and Sauterncs.
The above at New York prices:
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| f~~esySs ATTENTION, BRICkLAYEKS.
- Working Cards viii be issued by the Finan-
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III. by order OF the Union. d292t*
E-ETS THE LARGEST STOCK OF CHAM
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I" L u N b e r."


CASH DISCOUNT FOR 80 DAYS
Hardwoods 10 per cent of market prices
Georgia Flooring 10 per cent of market prices.
Georgia Dimension 10 per cent OF market prices
Virginia Joisis 10 per cent of market priceA
Virginia Flooring per cent OF market prices.
Virginia WainsCOtng 10 percent of market prices.
Virginia Partition 10 per cent of market prices.
White Pine shelving z per cent OF market priceA
White Pine, better grades. 8 per cent or market
prices
Having made arrangements for all my MIN work, I'm
Guiding Sash. Doors, Blinds Mouldings and Trim
material rednired in buiiine and VII esfimate he
building
Hoping to share part of your ORDERS viii endeayor
to please You In quality and promptnea
WIN. R. MCLEAN.
d5 18th and streesa
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E -ed~s TICKER BROS. HAVE JUST RECEIv-
80 ed 100 boxes Fancy Florida Oranges. and 20
boxes fancy Tangerines which we offer to the trade
at reduced figure. Call to us.
OLD CENTRAL FRUIT STORE,
o.SO
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VIRGINIA CtARET. ZINFANDEI, NORTON'S
seeding. with great variety of native still
wines HUME CIEARY q iY) -
d2S2w SO7 Market Spaca
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DAKOTA HAS RIGHT TO COME IN--BUT AS ONE
STATE.
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THE EVENING STAR.
ADJUSTMENTS.

4 RAND SO(IABI.E FOR THE BENEFIT OF ST.
~ DOMiNICS CIiC RCfi, under { he an pices Of the
Holy Name Society. at the National Rifles Arnory
HAL, q ST, between 9th and 10Th northwest, IT. E
OA u Evening. Dec. - 50. Tickets, 50 cts. 1t
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1885-09-16
LATER NEWS

MAUD S., the queen Of the trotting turf,
failed at Providence to lower her own record Of
a mile in 2:OSsl, but made the fastest half mile
on record-1:03T.
By tho fall of ladder at a tenement
house fire in New York seven firemen were
injured more or less seriously.
THE New York oleomargarine manufacture
ers intend to contest the constitutionality Of
the law recently passed forbidding the use OF
artificial coloring matter in their product.
AN explosion of gas in the Lehigh Valley
No. colliery at Locust Greek, PENN, re-
suited in the instant death Of one man and
the fatal burning Of three others.
AN armed crowd broke into the Lafayette
county (Ark.) jail and hanged George Cren-
shaw, a negro, who had murdered Harry
Paup, white man, in q cottonfield.
WILLIAM NJ. GwIN, twice United States
Senator from California, died few days
since at a New York hotel His remains
were embalmedeapd sent to San Francisco
for burial He was born in Tennessee in
1906; was once General Andrew Jackson's
private secretary; was elected Congressman
at-large from Mississippi in 1s4l, and few
years later went to California.
A FIRE at Cincinnati destroyed railroad
freight depot and warehouse in which an i'm
mense amount Of grain was stored. The
total loss exceeded 1925, 600.
PEDRO PREsrAN, l.ader Of the rebellion at
Panama which resulted in the burning OF
Aspinwall was hanged in the. public plaza Of
the latter place.
LIEUTENANT-GENER BABING TON, OF the
British army, was killed while shooting
grouse in Scotland, by the accidental dis
charge of his gun.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1885-09-16
THE NATIONAL GAME.

THERE is movement on foot to place the
pitcher back five additional feet, so as to aid
heavy batting
EVERY baseball game that is played in Ma.
con. Ga, is witnessed by the prisoners in
the Jail adjoining tho grounds
THE Indians in Athens, Calhoun county.
ILL.,, have baseball nine, who play with
clubs in adjoining towns, appearing in war
paint and feathers.
NECESSARY for the perpetuation of pro-
fessional baseball: More equal salaries;
teams more equal in strength: smaller salaries
for players so that small cities can support
them.
"YoU don't know what strike is" said
Burns, of the Baltimore club to Umpire Con-
molly, in Brooklyn Baltimore game. That
last ball was strike, anu TO prove it LII just
fine YOU S2j." was the umpireS response.
The Detroit club has had seven pitch
ers, five catchers, two first bssemen,
four second basemen, six third basemen, five
..ort stops and ten outfielders at different
shines this season: has spent much money for
new material, and despite all is once more at
the foot of the league list.
A RARE and remarkable play was made in q
recent Sandusky-Detroitg game. Mulholland,
of the Sanduskys, in the fourth inning made
a jumping catch of hot liner from cQuery's
bat and catching Wood and Thompson, who
ra.l on the hit, both at third base, executed
a triple play unassisted. A similar play was
made by the New Yorks i'll recent game
with the Providence nine.
A GAME of baseball in aid Of the Grant
monument fund was played at Lawrence,
Kan, recently between nine county officials
and nine business men of the city, the partici
pants ranging in age from forty to seventy
years The register of deeds fell in running
bases and broke his arm, and the county
clerk sprained his shoulder. OF the merchants
nine one suffered a dislocation of knee, and
another had two fingers broken. The score
was so to Al in favor of the officials The re-
ceipts amounted to $3.50.
The championship records up to recent date
ora nc follows.
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NEWS SUMMARY
Eastern and Middle States.

A LARGE chair factory in New York city
has been destroyed by fire. The pecuniary
loss is estimated at Sl25,0)0. One fireman
was killed by falling wall and another
severely injured
OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES, the poet-phy-
sician Of Boston, has just celebrated his 10Th
birthday.
EpGARS S. CowAN, United States Senator
from Pennsylvania for the term expiring In
1867, died the other day at his residence in
Greensburg, Penn, aged seventy years.
The burial Of Ex-Governor Fenton, at
jamestown, N. Y, was largely attended by
public men of New York and Pennsylvania
All business was stopped in tho place and
mourning enblems were exhibited on most
of the buildings.
GOLD which assaycd $3.50 to tho ton is al
legei to have been discovered not far from
Williamsport, Penn.
Tom DAVIS, a notorious New York conf
dence man, was shot and almost instantly
killed by man who described himself as
James 7: Holland, of Abilene, Texas. HoIlsns
was buying what he believed to be counter
felt money from Davis, in the latters office:
A confederate of Davis attempted
to substitute the valise full of alleged coun-
terfeit bills for another containing worthless
paper. Holland discovered the attempted
substitution, and Immediately shot Davis dead
and fired twice through q partition ut the
confederate. Holland and a companion were
arrested.
THE Grant family have lett Mount Nc.
Gregor. Mrs General Grant will make an
extended visit to her son, U. s. Grant, at his
New Salem IN. ~ farm. Jesse Grant and
Mrs Nellie Sartoris have sailed for Europe.
Colonel and Mrs. F. D. Grant have gone on
a visit to Chicago and the West.
DIR. GEORGE w. CURRY became infatuated
with Miss Susie Westcott, Of New York,
stopping ut summer resort near Red Bank,
N. j., and because shn rejected his advances
he pulled out pistol and fired at her, the
bullet striking a steel Of her corset without
doing any injury Then the doctor shot him
self dead. He was twenty-nine years old.
A coLoRED man who died a few days age
at Oxford Neck, Del, aged 107 years, lived
to see five generations Of children.
THE committee in New York having in
charge the Grant National Monument fund
have thus tar received about $4,000.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1885-09-16

IN. W Tabernacle, preached at Belfast, Ire.
land, before congregation numbering fully
1000. He afterward addressed an assem-.
blage, computed at about 10000, who could
not gain adnittance to the church.
Two ladies belonging to families of rank in
Mezzevo, Greece, were some time ago ab.
Quoted by brigands. The abductors
demanded a ransom of $4,000 for the
return OF each captive. The
families Of the women have just paid
to agents Of the brigands the $4,000 de-
manded, and the ladies have been safely re-
stored to their homes. They say they were
well and honorably treated by their captoSs,
and made as comfortableas the circumstances
of the robber would permit.
THE dispute between England and Russia
over the Afghan boundary question is de-
clared settled.
cholera cases throughout Spain but the dis
ease seems to be spreading in Italy.
LUDWIG REsTTER, cloth merchant OF
Brunn, Germany, has failed with liabilities
amounting to $l,25O, 600.
Mr. PARNELL, the Irish home rule leader,
said at banquet given by the lord mayor of
Dublin that il home rule were refused to the
Irish they would make it impossible for the
English to legislate. England could either
graft the Irish the right to rule themselves or
make The country crown colony. He de-
nounced outrages saying that the continu-
alton Df them would be terrible blow TO the
Irish caase. The land question, he said, was
the greet question in Ireland.
HTHE Allan line mail steamship Hanoverian
lisa total loss, having gone ashore on the
Newfoundland coast The Hanoverian car
ried the mails between the United States,
Canada and Great Britain, and had on board
376 passengers. Everybody was saved.
A FIRE near London destroyed the works
OF the Barrow Shipbuilding company, caus-
ing loss of 81 .00O, 900 and throwing 1000
men ont of employment