Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-19

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posed that her entire crew OF rs men WIS lost.
Wreckage and part Of her cargo have been
washing ashore, but nothing has been seen of
any bodies. The Artos was loaded by Funch
t1uye q Co. as agents, with molasses, tobacco,
lard, and a miscellaneous cargo OF provisions.
/ She was valued at about S10o,ooo. She WAS
| built at STOCKTON, England, in lsoy, and WAS
owned AT Hull Her net measurement was
| 1,l15 tons.
THE PIMLIco RACEs.-The fall meeting st
Pimlico race course. Baltimore, opened to-day
with the following card aud entries, the ngure
given showing the price brought by each horse
In the pool selling: First race, one mile
$40; Biggoneue. sis; Brunova, sl6, aud the
field, Banner, Bearer and Patrocles, $40. Gen.
trail stakes-Fenelon, $50; Louise, 80; Aus
trians s24; Dundine. sl4: Raymond and
Drake, S1o each. and the field, Valiant and
Straisntiace, s12: Dixie stakes-The Bard.
$50. Fourth race, one and a hail miles-Are.
/ tina, ESQ., Lucky b., SI2; Eurus, $24, and Col.
sprague. s22. steepiechase-Abraham and
Brown. s22, and Mystic. $50
PHI DELTA THETA.--The bi-yearly conven.
| ton of the Phi Delta Theta fraternity of the
United States began in New York yesterday.
Among the prominent memeers OF the frater.
pity are Postfnaster General Villas and his First
Assistant, Mr. Stevenson, Comm issioner of PEN
sions j. &. Black, senators Harrison, OF Indiana,
and Blackburn of Kentucky, and Byron I'll.
liott, chief justice OF the Indiana supreme court
TITUS MOTHER INsANE-Mrs Repecca Titus.
| the aged mother OF Janitor James j. Titus con-
victed OF the murder of Tillie Smith, is badly
bRok EN- down over his conviction. Her mind IL
so iI.ipaired that her friends will probably
have her sent 10 the state asylum for the An
sane.
THE CHICAGO STRIKE ENDED.-The strike Of
the packing house workmen In Chicago was
formally ended yesterday afternoon. The strik-
o'clock, at which between 1900 and 1000
were present A. proposition TO return 10 FORK
on the ten-hour plan was carried almost unani-
M and ia dqel rod al and
REFUSING NATURALIZATION TO A CHINA.
MAN.-An application Tor naturalization as q
citizen of the United States, made to Judge PEN
dergast In the county court In Chicago yester-
day by Moy All kee, Chinese laundryman,
was refused on account of the applicants ma
tionality. Moy presented his first papers,
| issued by the supreme court OF New YORK 1ve
fusing the application, Judge Pendergast said
he was in great doubt as TO the eligl Utility OF
the Chinese TO become citizens, and told Moy
TO employ lawyer, whose argument could be
heard at a future day. Moy All kee has been
in the United states nearly fifteen years.
JUDGMENTS AGAINST THE TILDEN HErR&--
Four judgments were entered in New York
yesterday upon confession In favor OF j. Spen-
Ger Hosford against susan q. Tilden, execu-
trix Of Henry A. Tiiden; George Ii. Tilden and
Samuel J. Tiiden, tr., on notes made by Henry
A. Tilden, aggregating S12942, some Of which
were Endorsed by George Ii. Tiiden and some
by samuel J. Tilden. Susan q. Tilden. execu-
Moses Y. TiIden, confessed Judgment ia favor
| OF Frank B. Van Alstyne tor S64, 129, on notes
given by the firm of Tilden d Co.,. on running
accounts for services against the firm. George
ii. and samuel j. Tilden, jrr also confessed
judgment tor $29, 256 in favor OF Frank n Van
Alstyne, on notes and claims for services.
The FEVER AT BILOXI. - special from
Biloxi says: There have been number OF cases
OF fever. mostly OF a very mild sort during the
last seven or eight weeks, and since the 9th OF
August there have been eighteen deaths from
all causes not more than thirteen of which are
attributable TO fever, and these chiefly children.
At present there are not exceeding twenty i've
cases under treatment, all reported doing well.
and no new cases since Saturday.
THE PEOPLE will insist on having St Jacobs
OH and no other They know It's mer1tA.