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Evening star., 1886-09-29
No Blood Spilled Yet.

LORD LONSDALE DISCoURSES UPON HIS AFFAIR
WITH VIOLET'S HUSBAND.
More strange proceedings are reported as TAX
ing place in New York between Lord Lonsdale,
Violet Cameron's manager, and David De
Bensaude, her discarded husband. Yesterday
morning De Bensaude breakfasted with his
lordship. After all the reporters had left the
Madison house Monday night, Lonsdale, 1t is
stated came down from the upper part OF the
house. De Bensaude was still in the hotel
together and strolled down broadway Ions
dale to his rooms in Delmonfcos, and husband
Morton house. They parted pleasantly enough,
aud when they met at breakfast De Bensaude
seemed to have forgotten that Lonsdaie and he
were not friends.
Lord Lonsdale, in speaking OF De Bensaude's
frequent visits TO him since the party arrived
on sunday, said last night to Sun reporter,
on me some months ago and had me fined
forty shillings in Newcastle police court.
After that he got up the story that had been
crlminally Intimate with his wife In order to
blacknail me. He is anxious to talk about me
when am not present, but you ought TO see
now slow and quiet he is when am on hand.
he knows that there Is not word of truth in
his story about the relations between his
wife and myself The fact that he calls upon
me SO often ought to convince the people of that
Not that care what people say of me, 1 should
like them to speak well OF me. and particularly
the people here, but If they wish to do the
they be. My wife knows exactly my relations
to Miss Cameron ano this opera company. She
knows and trusts me. That is all care for
Lady Lonsdale has been very ill or she would
Join me here just as soon as she is well enough
l DO not like TO say harsh words. but /
should like TO say that when MIR. Stokes spoke
TO Miss Cameron and advised her to leave
his hotel, saying that DE Bensaude was hang
ing around with pistol to shoot her. he
did a cruel act. Miss Cameron is highly sensi-
tive and very nervous, and, Of course, hurried
OF TO this hotel. l have taken adjoining rooms
In order TO prevent De Bensaude from annoy
Ing her. And the reason had for taking the
rooms was that De Bensaude threatened to
crack my head If took rooms In the same
hotel with Miss Cameron. My head is not
cracked yet you see, and IL will not be. have
offered 10 let De Bensaude shoot me II he really
believes down deep In his heart that my rela-
business manager OF her opera company. He
has not shot me vet"
Evening star., 1886-09-29
Alexandria Affairs.
Reported for THE EVENING STAR


CIRCUIT CoURr.-The circuit court. Judge
Keith, continues in session. 1t has divorced
Ma mie u. hummelshine, nee Edelin, from G.
b. Hummelshine,, who deserted her seven
years ago. A verdict for $23 in favor OF Jas.
Duncan, against G. A. Orrison was for money
staked on a horse race from which, Duncan with
drewhiS horse, has been rendered. The case of
Marshall VS.. the Farmers and Mechanics Saw
1ngs bank-an action to hold the directors re-
sponsible tor the deposits of the broken band is
growing out of the Four Mile Run disaster which
had been fixed for trial next week. has now
been continued until the next term OF the
court
COUNTY CoURT.-The county court will not
SIT again until Friday. VIM. H. Bundy has
1t Is expected that all the parties against whom
indictments have been found al this session Of
the court will come in or be brought in for bail
The grand jury will indict Justice Drummond
and Constable Green for obstructing justice.
The last indictments found by the grand jury
were against w. R. Freeman Tor cutting and W.
u Johnson for selling liquor. the court will sit
next week, as Judge Chichester mas consider
able business before him.
Washington, who died few days ago, was,
like many thousands OF the population Of the
capital, an Alexandrian. He was son Of Mr.
Dixon, who kept store at the landing place of
the steamer Joseph johnson, between Cameron
and Queen streets, and he served his time with
Snyder, At the business of tinsmith, but after
wards went TO Washington and engaged in
Susiness.-The contract for the Princess street
sewer has been awaraed to B. F. FeeIey at
$50 per insal @ foot and 5000 for the alterations
were r. R. Evans, w. H. Breen, F. K. Bradshaw
and some fictitious names.-The Evangelical
Ministers alliance here have passed resolutions
commencing Rev. DR.. Flipro the late Baptist
pastor here, to the Columbian community at
Roanoke, va The funeral Of Mrs. Annie E.
here this afternoon from the residence of her
father on Patrick, near Queen Street.-The
consi coo OF IN the Capital brick yard machine shed
this morning.
Evening star., 1886-09-29
The Trial OF JanftOr Tftas.
CROWD WITNESSES THE SECOND DAYS Pho
CEEDINGS.

BELvIDERE, N. j., sept 29-The second
days proceedings in the trial OIL James j.
Titus, janitor of the Centenary Collegiate
institute, a. Hackettstown, for the murder Of
1illie smith, were had In q crowded cour
maps OF the institute building aud grounds
and of the worship in the basement where,
the state claims, Titus assaulted and strangled
the girl.
Evening star., 1886-09-29
''THE SUBLIME

The SUBLIME
AND THE RIDICULOUS
ARE OFTEN sONEARLY RELATEDTHAT
IT is DIFFICULT TO CLASS THEM sE-
PARATELY. ONE STEP BELOW THE
SUBLIME MAKES THE RIDICULOUS;
AND ONE STEP ABOVE THE RIDICU-
LOUs MAKES THE SUBLIME AGAIN"
NOW. WHAT SEEMS MORE RIDICU-
LoUs THAN AN ADVERTISEMENT OF
OvERCOATS AND WINTER SUITS WITH
THE MERCURY MARKING EIGHTY
FIVE. AS 1T DID ON MONDAY, BUT JUST
"wAIT A BIT" AND THE STEP WILL BE
SUBLIME
1T Is DURING THE HOT WEATHER
THAT WE PREPARE FOR YoURwINrER
WANTS. WHEN NOT ONE OF YOU LIKES
TO EVEN THINK OF THE WARM WOOL
LY sTUFFs THAT GO TOMAKE YOU COM.
PORTABLE WHEN THE MERCURY GOES
DOWN. DOWN, DOWN.
WELL, WE HAVE MADE READY TO
SUPPLY YOU ALL WITH READY-MADE
CLOTHING OF THE NEWEST PATTERNS
AND THE BEST WORKMANSHIP. OR
WE CAN GIVE DOU THEvERY NEWEST
STYLES IN CLOTHING MADE TO YOUR
MEASURE. IF YOU PREFER THAT. AS
TO PRICES. ITsEEdS ALMOST UNNECEs.
sARY To SAY THAT NO ONE COMES
QUITE DOWN TO Us ON THE QUESTION
OF PRICES
Z. B. BA YUM CO.
se2S 931 PExNsYLvANIA AVENUE
Evening star., 1886-09-29
HONoRING GEN. MILES AND STAFF.
The Captors Of the Apaches BanquessA
Alhnm

DENVER, COL, Sept pa grand reception
was extended To Gen. Miles and stan, including
Capt. Lawton, at Albuquerque, n. NJ, yester-
day, In honor OF the successful ending OF the
campaign against Geronimo and his band
There was a street parade, reception, ball aud
banquet Gen. Miles was present. and at the
banquet made a ielicitous speech.
Evening star., 1886-09-29

CHICAGO, Sept 29.-A Times special from
Duluth says: The largest pine land sale ever
made in the northwest WAS consummated Sat
urday in the transfer OF Mr.. j. b. Pilisberry's
entire pine land possessions TO the Grand Haven
Lumber company. The purchase Includes the
enormous amount Of 65o,oOo,OO0 feet OF pine
timber, the major portion OF which lies within
q radius OF thirty miles OF Jatkin.
Evening star., 1886-09-29

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 29.-The coal agents OF
the Pennsylvania railroad coal companies
have advanced the selling prices Of coal
average about nfteen Genus Per ton. The de-
mand Ior the company's coal Is extremely
heavy and exceeds the transportation facilities.
Evening star., 1886-09-29

Made in Various DEPART
ments To-day.

Robert l. Bancroft, OF Massachusetts,, was to-
oay appointed clerk at 5000 per year in the
money order division Of the Post Of1ce depart
ment.
The President to-day appointed the following
postmastes:
j. n. Davis, at Knoxville, Iowa, vice VIM.
N. Craddlck, suspended; james Brady, at
Washington, Pa, vice ]. 8. Stocking, sus-
pended; Geo. s. McNamara, at Port Townshend,
ashington Territory, vice w. II. H. Learned,
suspended; John e. Ireland, at Iowa, Kans.,
vice Cyrus M. Simpson, resigned.
Wm: r. Davis was to-day appointed postmas-
teI al fort washington, Prince Georges county,
MO, ana W. A Moxley, at Colvin Run, Fairfax
Evening star., 1886-09-29

THE VATICAN AND GERMANY.
LONDON, Sept. .29.-NegotIatious are proceed
ing AT the Vatican with the Prussian envoy for
a final re evision OF the May laws.
THE CHOLERA RECORD
ROME, Sept. 29.-Durlng the "a hours ending
yesterday there were I'm all Italy 3 deaths from
cholera, and 33 new cases OF the disease re-
ported.
THE MILITARY PICKETs WITHDRAWN. 49,
BELFAST, Sept. 29.-The military pickets
have been Withdrawn from the disturbed dis
tricts in Belfast.
Evening star., 1886-09-29
Relieved His Mind by Murder.

METROPOLIS, ILL, Sept 29.-J. Frank Bur.
den, "A business man, was shot and killed 10y
Caleb Jones yesterday. Burden had recently
married Jones divorced vile. Jones said, alter
the shooting, that great load was on his mind.
Evening star., 1886-09-29
NJ SILvERBERG q CO..

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We invite you to examine our stock Of
fOafIGS AND DOMESTIC WOOLENS
aces the newest and freshest styles Our
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.or ni&Alns up FINE CUSTUM GARMENTS re NOT
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SUITS To ORDER FkON SiS rpw.pn
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Evening star., 1886-09-29

Cost OF RIEL's REBELLIoN.-The Canadian
commission 70 adjust claims arising out OF the
late rebellion has awarded 1,OOO, 600 to the
Canadian Pacific Railway company. These
amounts nave both been paid by The Dominion
government There Is \ balance Of $1UO, 100
still In dispute between the government and
the Canadian Pacific. Up to the present time
1,8OO claims have been settled.
Evening star., 1886-09-29

THE SUPPLEMENT OF To-DAY's STAR con-
tains an account of yesterdays regatta.
report Of the School board proceed
ings, gossip concerning the coming knights
OF Labor Convention, reports othe pro
ceedfngs Of the Masonic bodiesin ses-
sion In this city, something about next years
yachts and telegraphic news. The advertise
ments are classified as follows: Auction Sales.
summer Resorts, Proposals, Dry Goods, Ladies'
Goods, Observation-Disclosures, Sewing Machines,
Books, Family Supplies, Gentlemen's
Goods, Financial, Pianos and Organs. Wood
and Coal, Medical, Dentistry Attorneys, Special.
ties, Professional, the Trades, Potomac River
Boats, Railroads, Undertakers.
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal
revenue. S2O7.717; customs. $s42,O59
THE DESPATCH left Boston this morning for
New York.
HoNoRING VENERABLE CLERK.-Mr. d. d.
Davidson, clerk in the d. and D. division, A.
q. o., War department., was 70 years Of age to
day, and his associates presented him with q
massive gOld-headed ebony cane. In the pres
ence of his brother clerks he expressed his
tnanks for the remembrance in few well
chosen words.
The FISHERY iNvEsr1GAr1oN.-The sub
committee OF the United States Senate desig
mated to investigate the fishery trouble, In
NeAhSO Will SOG0 pdbScu ldSG ScSSIOu, lIIc
IN Boston yesterday. Senator Edmunds, the
CHAIRMAN, and Senators Frye, of Maine, and
morgan, OF Alabama, were present
PRESIDENTIAL PosTMAsTERs.-Ant the ap-
pointments to presidential post offices made
during the months of October and November,
1882, having been confirmed at the ensuing
session OF Congress-, there will be no expirat
tionsof commissions OF presidential postmasters
during these months of the present year. There
will be, however, 3OS expirations OF such com.
missions during the coming session Of Congress.
ARMY ORDERs-Col. E. c. Mason 4th infantry
retired from duty as acting inspector general
department OF Dakota, and is assigned to simi.
lar duty In the department of Arizona to re-
!1eve Major VIM. +. Drum 14th infantry, who
Is transferred to Dakota. First Lieut.. Thos. NJ
woodruff, 9th infantry, acting signal officer, is
directed to proceed to Cape Charles, Va, to
carry out certain special instructions from the
chieI signal officer. Second Lieut.. r. G. Hill,
10th infantry, is detailed as acting judge advo.
cate of the department OF the Missouri. Leave
OF Second Lieut. j. T. Knight, Sd cavalry, Is ex.
tended Ii days; leave OF Second Lieut.. Jas. A.
Irons, 2Oth infantry, extended months and
leave Of Capt. B. B. keeler, 18th infantry, ex.
tended six months.
NAVAL ORDERs.-Ensign A. N. Wood ordered
to the Yantic; Lieut.. Commander c. A. Schetky
detached from the st. Louis and granted three
months leave. The order assigning Ensign A.
Gleaver to duty at the naval academy Is re-
vOked.
Evening star., 1886-09-29

MILwAUKEE, Sept. pa serious accident
occurred on the ST. Paul road few miles east
OF Watertown last evening, by which one per-
son, name unknown, Was badly In ured, and
number Of others slightly injured. The two
dining car, which was between the Regular
coaches and the sleeper, being badly wrecked.
Evening star., 1886-09-29

The Government Printing Office.
THREE HUNDRED AND SEvENTY-FIvE DISMIs-
SAILS MADE.
The additional dismissals made at the gov.
ernment printing office late yesterday after
noon amounted to 135, Of which so were in
the folding room, 80 on the document floor Is
in the piece department., 16 in the Specialization
room, ana the remaining IA were from various
divisions. This brings the total disnissals to
3.5, and about reduces the iOrce within the ex.
penuiture allowed by the appropriation remain.
ing.
Evening star., 1886-09-29

The FISHERY INvEsTIGATIoN.-The sub
committee Of the United States Senate desig-
mated to investigate the fishery trouble, in
accordance with vote passed last session, met
| In Boston yesterday. Senator Edmunds, the
chairman, and Senators Frye, of Maine, and
Morgan, of Alabama, were present
Evening star., 1886-09-29
The Bartholdi statue Banquet.
POSSIBILITY THAT THERE WILL RE soMr.


THING BESIDES COLD WATER.
The committee in New York in charge of the
unveiling of the Bartholdi statue is actively
engaged In preparing for the event. and has
held consultations with Gen. SchofieId. with
whose assistance the committee has almost
perfected the plan OF the opening ceremonial.
which will be set for . reasonably early hour in
the morning 70 as 70 leave The afternoon and
evening clear tor the banquet and such other
Festivities ~ WILL be arranged. some misgiv.
ings have been felt, the New York Times says,
as 70 what ktnd ot banquet IL il going TO be- n
conaition OF the appropriation made by Con
gress Tor the ceremUntes being that none OF the
money is 70 be spent for liquor or cigars. The
committee is sending out surne 10000 invita-
tlons, and among the guests will be y NUN Der
oI distinguished foreigners, TO whom a banquet
conducted upon colu-water basis would prove
hardly AN agreeable novelty. Although non.
comMittai upon the subject Just now, the cOm-
mtttee goes 30 lar AS 10 state that the event OF
the afternoon alter nv WIN be. In The most joyous NO
mention u made Of the means 10 be taken 10
dearAy the expense, It can be assumed that
nome or the appropriate accessories will be abb
sent from IL II will take the committee about
week 70 perfect IT. program, which will then
% made public.
Evening star., 1886-09-29

TIE EVENING STAR Is served TO subscriber In thu
city by carriers on their own account cents per
week. 44c. per month. Copies the COUNTER =
cents each By mail-postage prepAid-5O cents 6
month: So six months 81
Entered at the Post once at Washington. D. C, as
secpnd-ciass mail matter.
THy WEEKLY STAR-pubI.hed on Frfday-SI o
year. postage prepaid six months SO C ents
81 All mail subscriptions must De pad In advances
r6 paper sent longer than is paid for.
Rates OF advertising made known On .,ruc.,,o,
Evening star., 1886-09-29
For the Relief Of Charleston.

The following contributions for the relief Of
the Charleston sufferers were received at The
STAR office today: From the Misses Buffers
and Miss Colette Kendig, of street southeast
So.
Evening star., 1886-09-29

GALVESTON, TEXAS, Sept 29.-The first In
formation from Harbur Island since the gale of
last Thursday was received last night. The
island was entirely inundated. but the In habi-
tants had escaped. Capt Newman, OF the
schooner Coquette, with three men, were
thrown into the water by the capsizing oi their
yawl boat, and the captain and one other man
were drowned.
Evening star., 1886-09-29

LEADvILLE, COL. Sept 29.-By the prema-
ture explosion OF "A blast in the Lee Baisn mine
yesterday Michael McNicholas Was Instantly
killed ana +. j. Morrow fatally injured.
Evening star., 1886-09-29
The Ex.Khedtye's Palscs

ITS SEIZURE BY A kUssIAN TO BR LooKED
INTO AT CAIRO.
CAIRO, Sept. 29.-The police authorities have
taken possession OF the IsmAilia palace, which
was seized by NJ. Lawson on behalf of Ismau
Pasha, ex-khedive Of Egypt Sir Henry Drum
mond Woln. the British commissioner, mas re-
turned here, and meeting wlll be neid to-day,
at which the subject will be considered.
Evening star., 1886-09-29

LADIES ArrENr1ox
~~AHSi fAniS'A AN MODES IN HAIR GooDA
MILE n J. PRANDI. 1909 + STREE.
oPHELIA BANGS, ENGLISH BAsRrr pr rr.
LOUIS XIV. BANGS, EvENINs; on trrII W y II "a
HAIR Dressed and BANGS ehin<iet. nSxn.ns
Evening star., 1886-09-29

SEDALIA, Mo-. Sept. 29-A collision occurred
between two freight trains on the Missouri Pa
cific railroad, near Moniteau station, yesterday.
Both engines, one car OF canned IruitS, and
seven cars oil railroad ties aud rails were wreck
ed. No one was hurt.
Evening star., 1886-09-29
Investigating the Fishery Question.


"A new Or0ef OIL h08l0Gs
THE CASES OF NAVAL CADETS FIFE AND CLIN.
TON-A CADETS FIRST YEAR.
An Annapolis correspondent says the trial Of
Naval Cadets Fife and Clinton develops q new
order OF hasing at the Naval academy. Here
tofore those who demanded naval honors from
the plebian fourth class men were the aristo-
cratic third class men, who had just stepped up
from this low estate, but the present violation
of law was conceived and executed by fourth
class men themselves, whose only title to the
social distinction and naval rank they claimed
from their classmates is their inability to pass
the examinations of the academy in June,
1885, and whose presence in the navy Is due
to parental persuasion aud congressional in-
dulgence. Cadets Fife and Clinton, by virtue
OF their entrance to the academy in 1885, OBJ
taied an insight into the methods of the insti-
tuition, and visited the rough usage in vogue
there on the cadets who entered in June and
September of this year. 1t Is surprising that
these things are submitted to, and they are
sometimes resisted, but AS a rule the new-coIn-
ers tamely submit to all the indignities put
upon them. In this case, IN addition to Fi,e
and Clinton requiring Cadet Chamber TO speak
to them with al obsequiOus "sir," IT. is charged
they made him stan0 on his head while in his
night dress and otherwise maltreated him. The
fourth cadets numOer about u hundred and
could protect themselves II they would, but
they are very tlmid when they first enter.
The new cadet, as rule, upon entering the
academy, Is determined to Guido all his peers
and predecessors in oberving the regulations
and in matters OF etiquette. For about month
he ''sirs" every one he has occasion to speak 10,
aud when he returns from his irst drill there is
decided military air about him-Lhe little
finger touches tue seam vi ais trousers and the
palms OF his hands turn to the front. But Tor
all these endeavOrs 70 be at once the man he is
intended to he he Is quite awkward, and what
tries hlm greatly Is Sleeping in hammvcks, aud
somehow or other he IL bound to be spilled out.
Seaslck ness taxes him down q Peg and re.
stores him somewhat ~ q mental equilibrium.
Going 70 sea appears the heIght Of ioiocy, and
with every twiLch OF his stomach he wishes
some other iellOw had been made tue future
American admiral. The June ''pleb" nas now
an experience tor the summer cruise that
makes him the envy OF the September ap-
pOinte. Study, heaps and piles vi it, as tie
secnedule requires II, and the hard work Of the
practlcal exercises rubs OF the nne edge OF his
cOncelt, and NY the end Of the academic year
the ambitious cadet discovers that 70 be tai tn-
ful student At Lne naval academy requires
work, honor, patience ana long suffering, with
any number OF sneers and cuns from the third
Class men, who put In Practice what the upper
cassmen veritauiy believe Is necessary to LaKe
erroueOus Impressions OF his importance out OF
him and To "nlake u man OI ninl."
Evening star., 1886-09-29

TO- LAIRITZ NE WOOL CURES FOR
OA RHkUMATISA can be had 81
AkRTZs fhaImncy. Sole Agency.
se3Em.W-im lola + 81 cur. 11th INV.
fTS JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY.
D BALTiMOkE
Academic year begins OC. OBk9 !, 1855 An
nouneements will be sent on application
oep6m.w6stoc1
Evening star., 1886-09-29
SPECIAL NOTICES.

TF~ A SPECIAL COMMUNICATION OF
LEBANON LODGE, No T. F. a. A. NJ, will
3s heid at Masonic Temple at $50 O'Clock P sharp
IHU URSDAY Sept 3Oth. 1856, to attend the funeral
OF our late brother, JOSEPH p. PAGE Brethren of
sister lodges are invited To attend.
By order OF the w. NJ
Evening star., 1886-09-29
Railway Wrecks tn Texas.

DISPLACEMENT OF THE RAILS BY RAIN CAUHE
ACCIDENTS ON THREE LINES.
GALVESTON, TEXAS, Sept 29.-A special 10
the Netos from San Antonio says: train was
wrecked on the Southern Pacific road west of
here yesterday. Horace Daniels. the engineer,
was killed, and the fireman and "a brakeman
were badly injured. Another wreck
ported east OF here last night. A passenger
train on the International road Was also re-
ported to have been wrecked near Davenport
last evening, but no particulars have been re-
ceived. The wrecks were caused 10y the dis
placement Of the tracks 10y recent heavy rains.
Evening star., 1886-09-29

LONDON, Sept. 29.-The steamer suffolk,
which went ashore on Lizard Point while ON q
voyage from Baltimore Tor London, remains
intact The weather prevents her being
boarded. some of the cattle she carried are
still alive. Three hundred sacks oil corn, COM
prising part OF her cargo, have been washed
Evening star., 1886-09-29
Not Due tn Wiexins.


THE WEATHER NAN TALKS OF THE CHANGE OF
TIONS.
II presume the sudden change Of tempera-
ture last night was simply q forerunner Of the
veritication of Virgins prediction Of big
earthquake to-day?' said STAR reporter to
the weather man at the signal office this morn
Ing. ''Oh, pshaw! that man Virgins and his
prophecies ought to be suppressed" was the
reply. "As long as his insane vaporings are cir
culated by the press people will be found who
will believe them, and it is wrong to occasion
nothing to base his earthquake predic-
ton upon. The truth is no one can
foretell the approach of an earthquake
The seismometOr alone can give warning, and
then only few hours in advance. In the
theory that an earthquake is caused by the
escape OF gas from the molten mass OF the
earth's interior through the earth's outer
crust, 1t Is but reasonable to suppose that the
escape is Effected through the thinner portion
OF the crust. Experience shows that the es-
quakes. are passing around the world fron west
" east The last escape was In the vicinity Of
Charleston, q thin portion of the car this sur.
face on the Atlantic coast. Where the
Quakes will 20 from there no one can tell. 1t Is
question whether the submerged continent in
been proved, will not be next affected. At any
rate, neither Virgins nor any one else can tell
where, and particularly when, the next cOnvul.
sion will occur. We have received no reports
going to show that there are any unusual at
mospherical developments or premOnitions OF
which you alluded was the result OF q cool wave
from the northwest. The predictions tor the
next twenty-fOur hours are fair weather, nearly
stationary temperature and northerly Winds"
Evening star., 1886-09-29

BOYS CAUsE A RAILROAD AcCrDExT.-The
sccident Monday night on the Buffalo, New
10rk ana Pfttsburg road, near Corn Planter
Or1oges wnS caused by the mischievous turning
ol switch BY some boys A Globe freight line
ualn. drawing cxboose, Ia which were num-
per % pAeeeOYer1, ran or the rails, the engine
Oelng thrown ulson one side down an embank-
Evening star., 1886-09-29
Nominated for Couere..-


NoRTHFIELD, MINI. Sept. 2s.-B b. Herbert
was nominated Tor Congress 10y The republicans
OF the Sd district yesterday.