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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-03

SUNK WITH A CARGO WORTH MILLION
Particulars have been received at Ottawa of the
wreck OF the hudson Bay cornpany's vcsss L.
Princess Royal, about twenty m les nom Nooss
factory. Hudson Bay. The news was brought
by Indians across the country. The Princess
Royal had delivered her cargo of supplies for
the companys post brought from England and
at once reloaded with the usual cargo of fur,.
1he day previous ID the wreck. having c,,I,-
pleted loading, she crossed the bay "A high tid.,
and anchored outside. fierce gale sprang up
the same day, and three cables were Insult
nclent I'd hold her against It. In consequence
she was driven on the bar. and so violent was
the storm that She quickly broke In two. She
alterward driited inside the bar and sunk
The cargo was worth . 100000 The crew all
eScaped -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-03

The election mandamus Was argued In On
cinnau yesterday by Warner M. Bsseman as<
1. M. Jordan The court took the matter undes
advisement
terday elected president Of the Women's Ma
ttonal Temperance Unioa- The other officers
were reelected
Charges OF soliciting brides have been pre-
ierred by Myers Brothers aud Der-W cetbote.
ONO state contractors Of printing, against SUI
Mr. Edgar W. Knights, editor Of the Rrsghfcs
Independent, has been missing from hls apart
menus In Brighton since last Tuesday.
NJ. de Lesseps daughter In his confidential sec
retary. No matter how far he may travel, she
always accompanies him
ceeds like a successor
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ANOTHER Ice PALACE-St Pau, Mime
sofa. Will have an ice palace this winter EIfy
men have subscribed 5000 each toward lis con-
struction- The palace is TO be 100 by LBS feet
with numerous towers OF the Norman style az
architecture. The main building will be sur
rounded by fence made OF shrubs covered
with Ice, a beautiful effect hning secured bY
spraying the shrubs and allowing the spray 10
freeze. Between this ice fence and the walls 81
the palace Will he constructed a race course
The interior of the palace will be lighted by
electricity. Electric lights will also illuminate
the race course and the entrance To the palacs
The Interior arrangements will be similar u
those of the Montreal palace. The ice blocks ID
be used In It's construction Will be six teen
inches thick and four feet square.
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For SALE
S11 o. b.h 1.r.-Sl2,537 714&T16 H ST., Srs IS 900
$50 14tb, b.h. ,Irs-12,OOO 50o 9TH ST., fh
1l9 Sth. bh rs .2S3 81 X b.h mi Ors 3 $50
.2I StE. H., 11rs .2S3 5i4 9TH ST., FIJI. 500
72} Sth b.h.. Hrs .2SS 300 Cap, fh. 7rs 500
1913 10th b,h., lOrsl 900 80 st., fh 900
9l7 III. bh, l0rs--1O. l.i25-621 10th, 1000
2033 Ii. bb., l2rs.1O,OOGii el6 Del h. 5rs 800
The above Is only small portion of property on NV
books For full lis: call at office for bulletin issued on
LIST and 18th in3l THOS. E WAGGAMAN.
LNOR SALE-A BARGAIN-AN ELEGANT
II threestory and basement kitchen Dwelling on
north side OF \ St, between 18th and 18th
bay window press brick front of neat design eleven
rOOms large double parOr open freplaces tiles etc.
electric bells and every modern convenience: price if
sold at once, only $1,000 b. II. WARMER GIG F
st.
ENOR sALE:-A TwOSTORY AND BASEMENT
II press-brick front; bay-wndow rooms all mod
efn umps, in nv section; price 50 900: terms 500
cash; balance go per month. Apply 1915 11th st.
NV n2-2w$
tNOR SALE-FlNE ROOM HOUSE, lis TT, ST.
i.e lot l4xlOl feet; water in kitchen and closet:
GOOD neshbornood price 81 800. Rents to permanent
tenant at $40 per month. PRESBREY &GREEN,
n2-lW 529 eth St
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Maryland Editors AZ War.
Port Tobacco Special 10 the baltimore Amer,o.
ia

TUT IoDacco Special 90 The baltimore AMERICAN
Nov. Id
Another newspaper quarrel has broken out
mere between the editor OF the democratic
organ, Mr.F.M Fox, of the Port Tobacco 7smes
ana Mr. Adrian Posey, editor of the Charles
County Independent. On Saturday Last Mr.. Cox
published an article I'm his paper changing Mr..
fosey with fraud in oInitting some of tho
names from one OF the egisters- Posey met him
this morning Tor the first time since the publ
cation and demanded an explanation bur M
Mr.. Cox answers were not satisfactory posey
gave him severe chastisement and drew a re-
Nolver TO shoot him, but was prevented by the
lnterposition OF friends. This is only a renewal
OF the old quarrel which occurred about "A yeal,
O duel 49,
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Death ofJohn Hancock

Mr.. John Hancock, the well-known restau-
rateur, died suddenly this afternoon of heart
disease, at his home, No. 1894 Pennsyl-
vania avenue. About halfpast one
o'clock he complained of feeling un-
well, and going upstairs, lay down upon
bed. A few minutes before two o'clock his
wife heard him breathing rather heavily, and
went to him, but before she reached him he had
stopped breathing. DIR. Smith Townshend was
He decided that the death resulted from heart
disease.
The deceased was 40 years of age q native of
this city, and the son of Andrew II. Hancock,
who established the famous Hancock restau-
rant, in the management of which he
succeeded his father. He leaves
a wife and two children. He was IN COMPARE
lively good health, apparently. Recently he
had complained of Indigestion, and had been
under treatment by DR.. Townshend for that
complaint.
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CHICAGO, November 3-ll:I5 o. m.-The fncre...
Of 100000 bushels Ia the visible supply of Wheat
caused weak opening; December, broke To SOL.
November. 4Olea4OA. Oets strong-May, 2oSs20s.
Pork higher-January, 90. Lard higiier-Jrnusry
CHICAGO. ILL.,. November 8, nm.-Whees fairly
c esaSe s ana sesady closiag 70 under yesterday.
STA January s7taS7as: Nay, s4isaszS. Corn
strong-Cash. -; November. 40ik year, 87[ Oats
81. harley. 81 Whisky. Ll5 Pork 6rm.cssh, B ~
Dec 40 Jsnuary, g l0s9I 2le Lard hignere
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A QUESTION ABOUT
ESf ERR 90 wv IN IN ssSs
B sss { III / S % wv III II ssss
III RRR 90 nm
II Q M
4 90 Nm m
BIB II TIT TIT EER RRR ssss
EE F + + + f. EERfs ssss
BBB II T T EEEE 8 ssss


ne question hasprObably be- IN asked thousanus OF
unles: How can Browns Iron Bitters cure Svefy-
tnngE Well IL doesn't But IL does cures any disease
Wuich reputable physician would prescilOe lrOh
recognise Iron the best agent
noWn 10 the profession, and inquiry OF any leauing
thelncaI hrm will substantiate the assertion that
tnere are more preparations of Iron than of any other
SUBSTANCE used in medicine. This shows conciusively
tnat Iron Is acknowledged to be the most important
rs1n In successful medical practice s nowever
an seaTka6e fact that prior to the discovery or
I6hoWN,S IRON BITTERS no perfectly satisfactory
Ar 3rS com 6nation had ever been found a.
Ms IRON BITTERS does not 1n]ure tne
o1ba,' cause headache or produce constlpat1onEa
o.nei IRON medicines do. BROWNS IRON BIIIERS
Massr indigestion, Bousness weakness DYSPEPSIA
Debility, Pain in the Side, Back or Limbs, Headache
scribed daily
Brown IRON BITTERS, however, does not cure
IN minute Like AL other thorough medicines. it acts
slowly slowly When taken by MEN the first symptom of
peneht Is renewed energy. The muscles then become
m the digestion improves: the bowels are active
III WOMEN the effect Is usually more rapid and
The eyes begin at once to brighten: the skin
Gus up healthy color comes to the cheeks; nervous
ress,s disappears functional ARRANGEMENTS become
Rt supplied for the child Remember Browns Iron
,ilIerS is the ONLY Iron medicine that is not injur
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Inc Genuine has Trade Mark and cross red lines on
wrapper TAKE NO OTHER.
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S. S. s..
SCROFULA OF LUNGS.


am now 40 years old, aud have suffered for the
last Is years with lung trouble have spent thou
SANDS OF dollars to arrest the march this disease
temporary relief was all that obtained. unfit
Tor any manual labor for several years. friend
strongly recommended the use of Swifts Specific IS
Claiming that he himself had been greatly bene-
hted by its use in some lung troubles resolved to
Try It, The results remarkable. Ny cough has left
me- my strength has returned, and weigh 60 pounds
more than ever did in my life. 1t has been three
years since stopped the use of the medicine but
have return Of the disease are no pains
or weakness felt in lungs do the hardest kind of
mechanical work. and feel as wei. felt since
was boy. These. know. are wonderful statements
to make, but am honest when say that owe my
existence and health to-day to 8. s.. s. 1 would be
recreant to the duty owe to humanity il failed TO
bear this cheerful testimony 20 the merits of this
wonderful medicine. I'll, HOLT
Montgomery. Ala, June Is, 1885.
Swifts Specific is entirely vegetable Treatise on
Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co., Drawer 8, Atlanta Ga.
or 157 w. 23d street. N. Y. l6
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~ a 4 RlEis.

CROCKETT-CoLLiNs ON the Sd Of November
1888 by the Rev Richard Norris W J. Illm.n l.TsI'
Collins. No cards.
residence OF the brides mother, Mrs sarah b. Ham
NAY. by the iev. Dr. Walt q scott, of Exeter \
b, ASSISTED by Rev. DR. Sun, er land Miss EORiNa
G HANNAl 10 ALBEIT III. SCOTT both of this
city. No cards
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NAVAL ORDERS.-Commander Edwin T
Wood ward, ordered to command the Swatara'

Woodward, ordered to command the Swatara
18th inst; Lieut.. VIM. P. Day, ordered to the
Yantic: Passed Assistant Paymaster Charles
W. Ray, ordered to continue on present duties
till December 81, 1886; Passed Assistant Engi-
neer r. w. Calf, ordered to continue on present
duties till November z, 1886; Civil Engineer F.
q. MaxsOn, ordered to duty at Boston navy
yard, 3Oth instant Commander John J. Read
detached from command of the Michigan and
ordered to the command of the Quinnebaug per
inst, and placed on waiting orders; Com m an
der Nicoll Ludlow detached from command of
the Quinnebaug on the reporting of his relief,
and ordered to return home and report arrival;
Lieut.. Samuel Seabury, detached from special
duty at Washington and ordered to the Tennes-
see; Ensign Franklin Swift, detached from the
fish commission steamer Albatross and ordered
to the Yantic; Civil Engineer U. S. G. White,
detached from duty at the Boston navy yard
and placed ON waiting orders
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The Dublin Sensation.
PARTICULARS OF THE ELOPEMENT IN


A cablegram from Dublin in yesterdays STAR
mentioned that fashionable circles in the Irish
capital were agitated over an elopement A
London dispatch gives the following particu-
lars: The heroine of the story IS the Hon. Kath-
leen Maude Brooke, daughter OF Sir CORVALLIS
Maude, ViscOunt Hawarden, an Irish repre-.
sentative peer and wife of Mr.. Gerald Richard
Brooke, of Summerton, county Dublin, to whom
she has had TOUR children. The companion
of her flight is Mr.. Seymour Bushe, descend
ant OF Chief Justice Bushe, and one of the oldest
junior barristers on the Munster circuit
Mr. buShe Is q young man and was only ad.
mttted to the bar in 1879. He won the O'Hagan
had been the auditor of the Students Debating
society. He is spiendidiy built, having the frame
OF an athlete, combined with an easy, graceful
manner and thorough self-pOsseSSiOn. He has
~ horid complexion, with sparkling gray eyes
aud large hooked nose. Altogether his is q
face which, although far from handsome, al
ways challenged attention and was never
and had the entree into the best circles in Dub
lin ana throughout Munster. He is a charming
CONVEX sationaliSt and q brilliant debater, al
though he has been loosely dubbed, by q
parody on his name, as Say More BOsh.
The Iady's charms are said to be somewhat
was frequent visitor to her house, but no sus-
picions were aroused, as Bushe was much
younger than the Hon. Mrs. Brooke.
"A card has been issued by the friends OF Mr..
Busne asking for Q suspension OF public judg-
ment regarding the simultaneous disappear
ance. This indulgence, 1t Is said, Il not asked
lady.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-03

COAL SUPESEDING WATER PowER-In his
address 10 the proprietors of the Amoskesg
company, at their annual meeting the other
day, Mr. L. Jefferson Coolidge, treasurer said.
with the gradual improvements In the pro-
cesses of burning coal and in appi wing steam 10
engines, coal becomes every year more vital 10
the manufacturing industries OF the world and
4 think many of Us may live To see the time
coal than with water power"
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Seeding Bulgaria.
A ST. PETERSBURG PAPER SA Ns THERE WAS NO
I,x.omxz1xro.

DANGER OF RUSSIAN PROTECTORATE.
ST. PETERSBURG, Nov 3.-The Journal de 81.
Ietersbourg, commenting on the speech ofCOunt
kalnOky, the Acknowledgements foreign minis
ter, to the delegation on Saturday last says
"The speech strikes one by Its marked clearness
and the correct ideas expressed" The Journal
denounces Bulgaria for seeking to enlist the
sympathies OF western powers by justifying the
union of Bulgaria and eastern Roumelia as
measure necessary to prevent a Russian protec-
torate, which the Journal asserts is q fantastic
excuse.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-03

The General Drift Of Reports Received
ut Albany.
Spe cial Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR.
ALBANY, N. Y, Nov. 3.-The general drift Of
special reports from all parts g. the state seems
to be favorable to Hill, but TIT election will be
close.
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A FILTHY CHoLrRA INrEcrrp G,

~ FILTHY CHOLERA INFECTED CITY,
onlted states Vice Consul General Scidmore, at
Shanghai, reports to the Secretary of State
under date of September 10. that during the
.1st week In August the deaths from cholera in
VIC Cngnsn and American settlements were 90,
Smongst the Chinese. The returns Tor Septem-
per per aad not been sent in, but 1t was thought
Inc oeAtn rate had not decreased. The walled
ely OF shanghai, Mr.. Scidmoro says, Is the
niehiest city he ever visited.
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THE STRIKE IN THE FACTORIES SENDS THE
PRICE UP TO RIDICULOUS FIGURES.
fiTTSBURG, Nov. 3.-There lisa nail panic In
Plttsburg and throughout the west on account
OF the nailers strike. Nails are difficult to OBJ
tain at $500 per keg, and all that have been
soid In this market for the last six weeks have
oeen manufactured in the east Builders and
CONTRACTORS are complaining bitterly about
naSing 70 pay such enormous prices for nails,
ana IN one or two extreme instances work on
DnNoings not urgent has been temporarily sus-
Ren1eo In nope of the strike coming to an end.
bCtn sizes, however, are still firm and an early
probable
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They Were Twins.

From the Chicago Rambler.
Professor Ito first applicanr. Name and age
sir?
First student. Abner Bascom; age, II.
Professor ito second applicant). And you, sir?
Second student. Phineas Bascom; age, Ia.
Professor. Brothers?
s. s. Yes. sir.
Professor. Twins?
S. s. (doubtfuIy). Well, ye-es; twins ON our
fathers side. We're from Salt Lake.
Professor Oh, Oh,
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A COlOred Man Receives q Fatal Wound
at the Polls.
BALTIMoRB, Nov. ga difficulty occurred
this afternoon in the fourth ward, in which
John Hebrew, colored, was shot through the
body and there is but little prospect of his re-
cOvery. H!: solicited another cOlored man to
vote the dsXiocratic ticket, when he as
saulted by others of his race and sheep Brown
shot him. Brown has not been arrested.
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A New Route Co Cane MAJ

FROM the Philadelphia Times
Ihere Is rumor afioat that the Baltimore
ano ONO Railroad company will compete Tor
the cape May business by constructing n limo
from Pensgrove. n. j., the terminus OF the Del
aware River railroad, through West Jersey 20
Cape May and other points ON the coast The
pan, III Is said Includes the crossing OF the Del.
aware rlver nom Wilmington Lp Pcnsgrpye
Mhlch Hes Directly opposite, by means OF ferry
boats, on which the trains will be rum and thus
transported from shore To shore. This route
would De twenty miles farther from this city
IMAM oy the West Jersey road, hut IL would
iuahe much shorter route from Baltimore
w ashington, and adjacent points from WHICH
there is good deal Of travel 10 the shore dur
Ing the summer.
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u H. WARNER. Real Estass Broker.

u H WARNER. Real Estass Broker.
PUBLIC AUCTION OF THE VERY VALUABLE
RESIDENCE OF THE LATE ADMIRAL REY-
NoRTHwnsT.
On FRIDAY. OCTOBER rHIRTTETH -
1885, 1t POUR O'CLOCK. In froat Of she -
premisss shall o6W 6or sele thns very hand r
some Dwelling known - No 1919 II serers nortS.
west the residence a. the late Admiral RaUnoa6.-n
elegant threestory Brick Dwelling. cosssnnG 81.
(west 30 feet q lot sqsare 1861 Win SIDE ssd ~
alleys charming location
Terms: oneshird cashs the rssadne N oua IN. -
three years With nosss beartag ntefest e d - 81
or all caeh. - the Option e The Durcnaser MI Sos
.Dcfng. &c. q the purchasers cost I've han6rSd
THOMAS BOWLING. A. ..nr
81 THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ~
s"c9nn, OF 1Te wsefner until FRIDAY, GoVES.
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For Rescuins American sailors.

OTTAWA, ONT, Nov. 3.-The United States
government has forwarded to the minister of
marine two gold medals for presentation to
Capt. w. Graham. of the British bark Rapid
Transit, and Capt. John Bard, of the British
bark Hauts County, for their services in rescu-
ing the crew of the American steamship Hun
ter in March, 1885.
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BREAkrAsr Tos1c


DE- Lamontts Celebrated Breakfast Tonic Is q
hlehy concentrated vegetable remedy of extraordi-
hsl merit and potency possessing unequalled eff
cacy In building and tOning constitution pre-
venting all forms of malaria and eliminating from
the system A protection against ague, chilis and
fever and torpidity of the liver A sure appetizer a
great promoter OF Digestion; relief cure for dys-
pepsia: potent and permanent invigorator and q
thorough blood purifying tonic 1t will strengthen
and give you renewed energy and vigor
For sale by druggists and grocers. Price SO cents
T. A. BROWN & co.
10Y W. Lombard street, Baltimore, Nd,
au1 tn tn .3m Sole Agents Il s a.
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Trouble in Hayti.

BRITISH AND FRENCH MEN-oF-WAR WANTED
THERE.
LONDON, Nov. 3.-The internal troubles in
Hayti have caused the British and French
representatives in that country to telegraph
their respective governments to send men-of-
war there at once to protect foreign residents
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The President Will Take No Step Back
ward.

A democratic victory in New York to-day
will mean that the people have had the wisdom
to realize and the patriotism to come to the
support Of the Presidents policy. A demo-
cratic defeat will mean that the people have
been blind to their own interests, and that the
Presidents hour has been postponed.
No other significance attaches to the affair.
In any event, the Presidents policy will be
evenly and steadily pursued. He will not re-
gard the election of Mr.. Davenport a rebuke
which he is bound to consider. He will not
view the overthrow OF the democracy as being
in any way personal to himself. The triumph
of Mr.. Hill will present itself to him a has
tening OF that public recognition which he is
anxious to secure, but whereof he feels assured,
sooner or later.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-03
Opening of the New York Horse Show.

NEW YORK, Nov. 3.-The third annual
exhibition of the National Horse Show associa-
ton was opened to-day at Madison Square gar
den under favorable circumstances. There was
a large attendance OF visitors and there were
many exhibits For fOur-year old stations, A.
]. Cassatt, of Havertord College, Pa, took first
prize, $500. The second prize, 500, was
awarded to Harris & Brown, of
Owen Sound, Canada. The prize for ponies,
mare or gelding, not exceeding 8 hands, first
prize, 500, to Clarence Seagrist, of this city,
this city. For MISUNDERSTANDING stallion
First prize, of 500, was given to c. ]. Ham,
ilton, of Buffalo, N. Y, and the second prize,
$50, to r. B. Wallace, OF this city.
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Experiment. with the Electric motor.

The new electric motor cars will be running
= yer the experimental section OF the Ridge ave-
nue. road, between Dauphin and Laurel IIiII
cemetery, in about ten days. The conduit Il
peing laid a. the rate of 800 feet day. Its
not unlike the traction conduit. The electric
current Ia conveyed along copper and iron rods
ana Is communicated 90 the motor by means OF
an ingenious appliance under control Of the.
driver. III Is claimed that the cars viii make
rom seven 10 ten miles AN hour at a daily
ing ol S2.oO 20 So per car over horse poWer.
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Sale of q Railroad Ordered,

CINCINNATI, O., Nov. 3.-Ater hearing ar
gument in the Toledo, Cincinnati and st. Louis
railroad cases, upon the report of Special Mas
ter Cox, Judges Baxter and Gresham, of the
United states court, disapprOved of the report,
set aside the order of reference and ordered a
sale under the foreclosure proceedings.