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Evening star., 1886-11-02

Edison 3. Cook, Of Truck Company ID,
shoots Himself Fatally I'm the
Breast.

Yesterday afternoon Edson s. Cook, mem
Der OF truck company B, Of the District fire de-
partment, committed suicide by shooting him :
self In the LETT breast at No. 1929 Goth street
northwest, using small pistol as the weapon.
He died within a few minutes after the shoot
ing. There were no witnesses to the deed, and
woman named Julia Conners was the only
person in the house at the time. and she was
confined to her bed. Cook had been complain
ing OF not feeling well during the day and had
shut himself up in his room, and about 400
O'Clock p. m. Mrs. Conners heard the report of
pistol. DR. Custis, of Capitol HILL was pass
Ing al the time and was called in, but found
that nothing could be done. as the wound was
n fatal one. The deceased was at the time
under charges of absence from his company
without leave on Friday last. and his trial was
fixed for yesterday but he did not appear
found that he was beyond the Jurisdiction OF a
trial board.
The deceased was reared in the neighborhood
OF 9th and streets northwest, where his father
resides, and his body was removed to his
fathers house last evening.
Coroner Patterson viewed the body to-day,
and gave a certificate OF death from suicide.
SEPARATED FROM HIS WIFE.
Cook has not lived with his wife since he was
appointed on the fire department. Saturday
he did not go to the truck house, and was sent
for. He sent word that he would not return to
work any more, and he was requested to re-
sign. This he refused to do, and he was notified
tn:it unless his reSig gnatiOn was not sent in he
would be dismissed. The charges were brought
against him, and he refused to stand trial.
Evening star., 1886-11-02
CITY AND DISTRICT
COudeuseO LocaIs

Efr Albert Pezold and Miss Maggie r. Gutt-
man were married last Saturday evening at the
residence oi Mr.. Fritz Treble, 635 ID street south
west, Rev. DIR. Leonard officiating. There was
a large gathering of the friends of the couple
present Mr. anu airs fe.oiu repaired amer me
wedding festivities to their new home, 1922
14th street.
The headquarters of the Maryland and vir-
ginia Democratic associations were opened last
night, and committees were busy arranging to
send voters home.
Young ladies and gentlemen of this city who
spent last summer at Colonial Beach have
formed an association, To be known the
Colonial Beach social club. with the following
officers: President. W. Albert King; vice-presi-
dent, Miss Fannie Reeves: treasurer. Miss
Bessie NJ Rock; secretary, q. Fred. Brackett.
William Raba. Oliver Gessford. Oscar Raba.
William TalOert, William ellis, Midia Raba
and Burney Talbert, South ashington child
rem, realized $500 for the Charleston sufferers
at "A iair held by them a day or two ago. f-l-
The Union Veteran corps, 1st company, held
last evening it's first meeting since the company
returned from New York, where it took part in
the BarIholdi statue ceremonies. The evening
was taken up in relating pleasant incidents of
the trip.
tions adopted endorsing former action
fixing : O'Clock as the hour OF closing shops,
except on saturdays and evenings preceding
holidays, and the entire suspension OF work on
Sundays.
Judge James yesterday directed letters of ad-
minstration 10 issue 10 Robert While on the
estate OF Julia Parker ON $500 bonds The petit
lioner stated that deceased died suddenly
at his house, 421 III street northwest, leaving a
small estate, and he had promised TO see to her
burial.
The badges issued to members of the National
Jockey club and those coming under the head
of complimentary for the regular meeting
OF last week will hold good for the extra meet
ing this week.
The death of Miss Maggie ~, youngest
daughter oi Mrs. Margaret and the late David
Fitzgerald, has been annonced. The funeral
will take place at the residence of her mother,
2o6 Az street southwest, 1t $50 O'Clock Thurs
day.
Yesterday Frederick knabe. living at 325 A
street northeast, fell down an emban kment on
street between 1st ana New Jersey avenue
northwest, and Was severely injured.
The Washington Quartette sang before the
Mozart association in Richmond last evening.
The barn OF Mr.. George Smith, living near
Germaniown. Montgomery county, Md, was
burned Monday night. Ii is alleged that it was
burned by colored men on account OF political
Evening star., 1886-11-02

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Evening star., 1886-11-02
LOCAL MENTION.
The weather..

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL. OFFICER
WAsHINGToN, ID. C.. Nov. 2, 1886.
indications for "a Hours. Commencing at 3 p. M.
Today.
For District of Columbia and Virginia, fair
weather, slight changes In Temperature, winds
shifting TO souIherIy.
HAHN's SPECIAL SALE LADIES FINE SHOES
81 finest hand-Sewed Boots.
SO "Our own" glove calf top button
- So Cousins kid aud straight goat button.
So patent leather faced and tip laced.
Il 15 genuine kid and glove top button.
81 sold kid and pebble button.
sIo 9TH st. and 1922 Pa ave.
ECoxoaY Is THE HIGHWAY To WEALTH.
Francs one Dollar and Ninety-Cent Fur Derby
stake a. The cake. 4U1 1th street. corner of u.
Tire only strictly one Price Hat and Gents
Furnishing Store In the city.
THE DECOR FIVE ART Rooms of Mrs, Il.
Bruce 4 Go. will reopen at 91o r street north.
west on Wednesday. November Sd.
For THE FINEST WINES AND LIQUORS in the
city 90 to Xtndrrs, No. 909 9TH street mort h.
west, where the pure article can always be had
GARTREIL, SIS 7th, repairs latrobes, furnaces.
DRESS SUITS for hire. Ala 9th street.
FUssELL's Ice Cream. Charlottes and Candies
IARD-wIDE PERCALE. 61ac., Stern's, 9O4 eth.
FINE PORTRAITS. Kets kemethy, 100 Pa. ave
BRAZILIAN Pebble speetacles. .iHempler's s,cor AZ
Evening star., 1886-11-02

COURT IN GENERAL TERM.
Yesterday, Rupert agt. Haske; opinion by
Judge Merrick adjusting rights OF parties.
Chief justice dissents. Glenn agI Busey; decree
signed and Judgment for costs for defendant,
Thaw agt. Ritchie: bond of appeal to United
states supreme Court approved. Colmesnil
agt. Webb; decree correcting error in entry of
decree OF February Is, 1886.
To-day, brewer agt District: decree signed
McIntire agt. McIntire; hearing resumed.
CIRCUIT COURr-Jtsd0e HQ0ner
Yesterday, Caudy agt. Smith; order on de-
PENDANT 10 employ new counsel. Merritt ayt
Ditirich; Judgment by default Fennall aSt
skidmore; suit abated. King agt. Powell:
death OF plaintiff suggested,
EQUITY CoURr-Jud0e Jdmes
Yesterday, Dunn agt. Dunn: order nnnoinfipo
ChaPin Brown guardian nd liiem. In re WiItha
A Emmons, alleged lunatic; COMMITTEES dis
charged and account approved. Babcock agt
auditor. sPee1A'
,rdor Today Hs Giddinss agt. Fisher. restraining
overruiing exceptions Ia part TO auditors re-
port. Haiier ast: Clark; testimony ordered
taKen before w. n. smith. Curtis axt. Curtis;
.ppearance of defendant ordered. Warren agf.
simins; sale decreed; w. ]. Warner appointed
trustee.
Evening star., 1886-11-02

CaSLOraa.
When Baby was sick
We gave her CastorIa
When she was a child
She cried for Castoria ..
When she became q Miss
She clung to Castoria
When she had Children
She gave them Castoria
When Baby was sick
We gave her Castoria.
When she was child
She cried for Castorf.
When she became Miss
She clung to Castoria. Ghstk
>s~ST~
A Most Liberal OGeel
The VOltaic belt Co.. Marshall Mich offor to
send their Celebrated Voltaic Belts and Electric
Appliances on thirty days trial to any man aE
nicted with Nervous Debility, Loss of Vitality.
anhoOd, etc. Illustrated pamphlet in sealed
envelope with full particulars, mailed free.
Write them at once.
Autumn Cr0cuS. sure and speedy cure fnr
rheumatism and GOut; no bad effects after
using. 81 per bottle Trial bottle free to ali snE
ferers who call at q. ID. GILMAN's 617 Pa. ave
jy2S-eoS9
John c. Rak er e. Co.'S Cod Liver OH and
Malt is the finest preparation OF the kind in the
market. Its tonic and nutrttive effects in vast.
Ing diseases truly wonderful. Sold by all drug.
gists.
Fresh AIderney Butter churned every morn.
Ing and delivered In N lib. Ward" prints 45c
per ID. Also, Cottage Cheese and buttermiIk:
sweet MILK DC. per quart. Cream Is cents
Pickwiek Club whisky is the best
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Evening star., 1886-11-02
BBf 8 h + 90 g g TIT ssss
Bpbs LII 90 90 . IuJT + ssss
TO SEVENTH STREET

| ANYONE WouLp MAKE A Frss
Ifthey were in fix We think is only right
but our duty to make little noise just this time
cause our elegant new stock is something worth max
ing fuss about hes before been pleasure
offer you complete assortment Of uniformly de
sirable styles. neither have before been able
| to offer you q scale of prices low now
placing on these reliable new goods. Therefore we
think 1t in the line of our duty noise the fact that
are engaged in the general distribution of bargains
! among the wise buyers Of this city and vicinity.
We sell you an elegant Cheviot Suit at $7.5 that
would be cheap at $1,000.
We sell you an All-Wool Cashmere Suit at $1,000
that would be a bargain al $l4OO.
We sell you an extra hne Cashmere Suit at $3.50
that you cannot mach anywhere under $l650
We sell you fine Prince Albert Suit. suk faced ct
$500 that would be cheap At $4,000.
We sell you better Prince Albert at $500 that Is
really worth $500.
We sell you an Allwool Overcoat at $3.50 very
fine An-Wool one at $1,000
We have an extra large line of Suits for Boys from
13 10 1S years old. from S.. 90 up
We have full line Of Boys Fau and Winter Over
coats. from %. IS up to Sl6OO
For Children from to 13 years old Suits with Short
Pants. at $3.50. 81. 75. $500. $3.50. $500. $3.50.
which guarantee TO be 20 per cent less than you
can buy them elsewhere.
We have full line Of Children,s overcoaas from
@25O upwards
We have .uli line Of Odd Pants. from sl.50un
GIVE Us A CALL AND BE CONVINCED.
THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL
CLOTHING COMPANY,
oc2s CORNER 7rH AND sTREErA
IL ~ Nm Ess,
OR THE LIQUOR HABIT, POSITIVELY
CURED BY ADMINISTERING DIR.
HAINEY GOLDEN SPECIFIC
can be given in cup Of cofee tea without the
kpowedge Of the person taking It Il b Absolutely
harmless, and win effect permanent and speedy
whether the patient ID moderate drinkeg or an
alcoholic wreck. II has been given In Thousands
cases. and every inssance perfect has iol
lowed II NEvKR IAILA The system oDce impreg-
mated with the Specific Il becomes utser tnposs
bility 1or the liquor appetite 70 exis6
Fo1 AALE ny
DIR. 8. r. WARE
EBBITT HOUSE DRUG STORE
Corner 18th and r streetx also, h x. HELPHEN
STINE, ccsuer lzsh street and Vermont avenns,
Washington, u G.
Can or write Sor pamphlet containing hundfeds Of
teutimonials from the bsss women and msn fum ali
parn Of the country. oc24Aea,sh
Evening star., 1886-11-02

Dr. Laritz' Pine Wool Underwear,
Bandages and Oils are a positive remedy for
Rheumatism.
AuERBACH D. BRO, 623 Pennsylvania avenue,
Agents for Underwear.
+. +. MERIT I1th and F streets, Agents for
Bandages, Oils, &c. tnGf0m
Evening star., 1886-11-02

For Bronchial, Asfhmatic and Pul.
mOnary Complaints. "Brown's Bronchial
Troches" manifest remarkable curative prop.
critics. Sold only in boxes co
Evening star., 1886-11-02
CITY ITEMS.

Ladies' Decorate Your Homes.
Embroidery work Taught free every morning
at Oppenheimers, 5ZS 9th st. n. w., st. Cloud
building.
Evening star., 1886-11-02
Mr.. Lowell's Engagement a MytI

Mr.. LOwell's Engagement Myth.
Boston dispatch to the n. Y. Times.
The cabled announcement of the engagement
of James Russell Lowell to the Dowager Lady
Lyttieton appears to be myth: 1t is indig.
nantly denied by the friends OF Mr. Lowell IN
this city, and DR.. Joseph Burnett, father of Ed
ward Burnett, the latter sonin-iaw ct Mr.
Lowell, said last evening that the report had
not The slightest foundation in Iact
Evening star., 1886-11-02

Save the Pieces! "1Oc. Royal CLUES them.
Broken glass, china, ornaments, furniture.
Evening star., 1886-11-02
- p E c I A L T ! ( 8.

THE RAPIDLY INCREASING DEMAND FoB
READY MADECLoTHING STIMULATES MANU-
| FACTURERs TO SPECIAL CARE IN CUTTING,
MAKING AND TRIMMING. AND THE DEMAND
FOR FINE GOODS HAS BECOME so GREAT
THAT EACH SEASON FINDS FINER AND
FINER GOODS IN READY MADE STOCK
IN BUSINESS SUITS WE SHOW SOME EN.
TIRELY NEW STYLES IN GENUINE SCOTCH
CHEyIoTs-JUsT SUCH GOODS AS ARE KEPT
BY THE BEST TAILoRs. IN HALF DRESS
SUITS WE SHOW FINE GERMAN AND ENG
LIsH CoATINGs AND sUITINGs PLAIN AND
MIXED STYLES ALSO, FINE ENGLISH
woRsTED SOME MADE UP ENTIRELY
PLAIN. SOME WITH SILK FAcINGs. AND
SOME LINED THROUGHOUT WITH FINE
SILK
IN ovERcoATs THE MANUFACTURERS VIE
WITH EACH OTHER IN PRODUCING THE
FINEST AND MOST STYLISH GARMENTS
OUR NOVELTY OF THE SEASON Is LINING
FINE ovERcoATs WITH SILK ALL THROUGH
TO THE VERY EDGE OF THE LAPELs
THE MOST POPULAR GOODS THIS FALL
ARE KERsEYs AND MELONS, MADE Up
WITH THIN RAW EDGEs AND LAP sEAMs
LINED WITH SILK SERGE OR WITH FINE
FANCY wooLEN GOODS THEY COME IN
PLAIN ooLoRs AND LIGHT AND DARK
Evening star., 1886-11-02

SILVER DISCOVERED IN KANsAs-The dis.
covery of silver in the vicinity OF Caldwell
KAN, has caused much excitement. Samples
Of the ore were sent TO the state assayer at
Denver COL, and the assayer OF the mint at
Philadelphia. The former reports an ASSAY of
342 ounces OF silver to the ion and the la [ &
34O ounces, each with a trace 0. gold The ore
crops out i'll many localities. Caldwell now
presents the appearance OF a mining town.
Indians at Metrakatbia. B. c.. have driven
government survey Ors from their work and a
gunboat has been dispatched to the scene of
trouble.
Evening star., 1886-11-02
SCOTS Emulsion Of Pure
COP LIVER OIL. WITH HYPOpHospH1rrs

Almost Specific for Consumption
The thousands of testimonials we have re.
ceived from sufferers who nave been perma.
nentiy cured by Scott's Emulsion satisfies US
That 1t will cure consumption in its early stages
aud alleviate II not cure in its latter Stages
Evening star., 1886-11-02

Washington, November /, 1886.

MR. LEGGE To RESUME HIS OLD PLACE.-Mr
j. Frank Legge was yesterday appoin ted gen.
erai agent at Washington in fun charge of
freight, passenger and transportation business
OF the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, Mr. Legye
Was the Baltimore and OHIO agent here WHo
succeeded The late Geo. s. koontz. He held the
Office until SIX months ago, when he resigned
press at Cleveland. He has now been induced
by the baitlmore an Ohio company TO re-enter
tnelr service. AIR. Legse was regarded as one
OF the most emcient officials OF the road, aud
the company as we'll rs the patrons OF the road,
are 70 oe congratulated upon his return TO SER
day. His coming Involves no Important
changes. Mr.. Cuesley, who, during Mr.. Legge's
absence, acted as general agent, resumes his
old place as freight ageut.
Evening star., 1886-11-02

Important Tax Sale Case Decision.
TAXES ASSESSED PRIOR TO THE GIVING OF A
TAX SALE DEED CANNOT BE COLLECTED BY
THE DISTRICT.
The case OFF. II. Brewer agt. the District of
Columbia was decided by the General Term
this morning.Judge Cox delivering the opinion.
The question was whether tax sale and deed
thereon by the District I'm pursuance of the
act Of the assembly of June 23d 1873, and an
amendment thereto of the next day, upon the
demand OF the holder Of q certificate issued
under such act, gave to the purchaser at such
sale title free aud clear from all taxes as
sesSed prior to such sale. 1t was claimed by the
District that although as general rule a tax
deed would convey title, free from ali such
prior taxes, yet that under the peculiar terms
oi these acts, the sale was to be regarded as
subject to taxes assessed prior thereto. But the
court held otherwise. and that the District had
no power TO collect taxes assessed prior to such
sale. BY this decision the property purchased
by the complainant Brewer was relieved of o
iootway tax assessed by the corporation of
w Washington in 1871, which now amounts to
about $1,000 and annual taxes OF three years
prior To such sale. 1t is said that the effect of
this decision will be to deprive the District OF
the power 10 collect large amounts OF taxes In
cases wnere sales for taxes have been made
without reference TO prior taxes assessed upon
the property. The case was argued by. w. Viii.
ioughby and A. /. Merriman for Brewer and by
h. f. Davis tor the District.
Evening star., 1886-11-02

&3-OUR WHISKEY IS SOLD ONLY IN SEALED
BOTTLES. NEVER IN BULK. NO FUSIL OIL.
Evening star., 1886-11-02

SCHOOL Of DRAMATIC Observation-Disclosures
Ro,a Rand, the Weil-kuown and success ,iul
actress. al the solicitation O1 many Washing
ton people, has concluded to open a school OF
dramatic art In this city, with special view
To preparing young ladies and gentlemen Ior
the siaZe- Miss Rand has had an extended ak.
perence IL an actress and has nad much sue
cess IN instructlng in Baltimore. Sine may be
seen Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Fridays at
1888 street
Evening star., 1886-11-02
The Night School Teachers.
SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATES ASSIGNED FOR DUTY
IN THE SCHOOLS.

IN THE SCHOOLS.
AT meeting of the school board committee
on night schools last evening the papers OF the
applicants for positions as teachers in the night
schools were examined and assignments were
made as follows, if upon the organization of the
SCHOOLS it is found necessary to employ as many
teachers:
White schools, Franklin bulding-F A.
Springer, principal; Chase Roys, Anne NJ.
Mayre, David b. Todd, tpenmanshipl Henry
building. Richards principa Frank ID.
Foster, VIM. Rordan, Della p. Mussey (pen-
maiship9 Peabody bailding-Richard Foster,
principal; Harry L.Villee, Nora Hoegelsberger,
sophie n. De Vote tpenn,anship}
Coiored schools, Summer buiiding-Mr j. W.
Cromwell, principal; Mrs. r. f. Lawson, teacher
ofpenmanship; OF Miss Belle >. James, teacher of
arithmetic; Miss NJ. H. SomerviIle, teacher OF
language and history. Cook building George
w. Cook, principal; r. b. Peters, teacner of
penmansnip; U. q. Black, teacher of arithmetic;
Mrs. n. NJ. Snadd, teacher OF language and his.
tory. Randall buildIng-George W. MILFORD,
principal; T. j. Minton. teacher OF penmansnip;
James Usher, teacher OF arithmetic: Phiiip
Shippen, teacher OF language and history.
Evening star., 1886-11-02

AT THE LATE MEETING of the EVENING
STAR NEWSPAPER COMPANY tue follow Inx
board OF directors was chosen: Crosby ;. NOy eS,
y H. kau1mann, Jane L. Adams, Frank b.
Noyes, RudOlph kauffInann. Subseauentls the
board met and elected the following officers:
President, ;. H. kautimann; Tice President,
Crosby >. Noyes: Secretary, Rudolph kauft-
mann; Treasurer, r. Il. Noyes. --'-
Evening star., 1886-11-02

RELEASED on THE CONDITION THAT He
LEAVES THE CITY--Ailen Hynes, the coiored
man VINO Was arrested on suspicion of picking
Marshal Wilson's pocket, at the race track oi
three pool tickets on IAe races, was released on
bis personal ecoSnizance BY Judge smell To-
day, at the suggestion OF the prosecuting attor-
Dey, with the understanding thai ne was 10
leave the city a: once.
Evening star., 1886-11-02

IHE HORSE STARVED AND ITS OWNER
DkUSk--io-day, in the Police Court. "a coiored
man, named Geo. CuIPepper, was charged by
Agent hey, OF the humane society. with cruelty
70 anlnisil> IN working horse unfit Tor labor.
hr hey testified that the morse was very Door
and weighed 1oU pounds. His nip bones maoe
good hat racks. Witness said that the horse
appeared ~ though he had not been properly
feu, sthd the defendant when arrested was 90
drunk I'D be tried The judge tod the defend
ant 10 drink less whisky and give his horse
more oats. \ nne OF 50 was imposed.
Evening star., 1886-11-02

THE WHIST ToURNAMENT-The Washing
ton chess, Checker and Whist club held a
meeting last night to make final arrange
meDtS Ior the coming whist tournament. Quite
large number of entries were reported, and
~ Was declued TO open the tournament on
Ihursday, November Attn, at 1:3O =. IN. Entries
Will be made in pairs, parties To choose their
own partners The games will be played under
the rules OF the Portland club
Evening star., 1886-11-02

AS WILL BE SEEN by the announcement else
Where, a hne residence in the northwest will be
soii to-uiorrow at 4:3U O'Clock p. H. The house
is No. 80 Massachusetts avenue, and is .,
SoinfnodlOus establishment, Containing twenty
rOoLls ana h;ts lwo tWG-story Stables in the rear
Evening star., 1886-11-02

MARRIAGE LICENSES. - Marriage licenses
baSe been issued by the clerk of tine court to
John A. Narceron and Ann k. SeInmes; John
VI. Weltz, oi Hagerstown, Md, and Mrs. VI. L..
and Teresa Cogy; John W. Sharp and Sarah Z.
Wnittington; John Warren aud Ella Cross
samuel T. Walker and Annie l.. TranmelI
both OF Fairfax Co., Va.
Evening star., 1886-11-02

ATTENTION Is CALLED To the advertisement
Dy Fllcf, Fox IL Brown OF al Iractiye house
near Iowa Gree ioT sale at public auction on
Friday, the 5th instant.
Evening star., 1886-11-02

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