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Evening star., 1886-10-19
A Vigorous Attack on Edmund GOsse in
the IS Quarterly Review"

Special Cable Dispatch TO THE EVENING STAR
LONDON, Oct. 19.-Literary London is in a
state of excitement over an article in the
Quarterly Recie,r attacking Edmund Gosse, and
through him the system of instruction in
English literature at the universities The arti-
Gle, learn, is from the pen of ]. Christian
Collins, frequent contributor to the Qudrterly
and is very elaborate alleged exposure of
Gosse's inaccuracies, covering many pages
Gosse writes to the Times this ing promis-
Ing that he will deal in another place. meaning
probably the -Ahen9una, with the chi arges and de-
lending himself vigorously from the charge of
what has been dubbed "logrolling in English
letters" In literary circles nothing else is
ta xed
Evening star., 1886-10-19
An Illinois Town In Ruins.
EIGHTEEN BUSINESS HOUSES BURNED, CAUSING
a Loss OF $500, 900.


OAKLAND. Ill, Oct. 19.-The greater part Of
fire which broke out at $50 last evening has
destroyed whole blocks. The fire originated in
Chapman Sons building, on the southeast
side Of the square, and spread to McConkey's
book store on the west and Gilbert's shoe store
on the east. The wind blew from the east and
south. and soon fourteen buildings on the east
soon envelOped Bowman & Gregorys furniture
store and the brick block OF Ashmore q Bar.
bour. The goods were removed from tie stores
and placed In the park. The opera mouse soon
caught and the % south side Is ruined. Fire COM
were telegraphed for: The following business
store, McConkey's book store, William Camp
bell, Bowman e Gregory, Waller Ashmore, W.
r. Barbour, Edward Coneghan two empty
store rooms, two rooms filed with dry goods, ].
T. West, Clements meat market, ID. W. Gray
ford's drug store, Jim Curtis, Clark Bros, Ledoer
office, presses burned; Mira Rehling, Blacks
graph gallery; Winkler's blacksmith. The total
loss wiil amount to over $500, 600, and is Gov.
cred by at least one-third insurance. AS Bar.
boris building was burning 800 pounds Of pow.
der exploded, causing great excitement, but
lniuriug no one.
Evening star., 1886-10-19
London Socialists DetermineA.

TO THE LORD MAYORS SHOW.
LONDON, Oct. l9.-Mr. Champion, the social
ist leader, I'm an interview this afternoon with
an Associated Press reporter declared that the
democratic federation would not abandon its
Intended counter demonstration to the lord
mayors show unless the government promised
TO institute an inquiry iuto The conditions and
needs OF the London poor and unemployed
similar TO The inquiry made last winter after
the riots. Mr.. Champion declares that A the
police Issue an order prohibiting the demon.
stration the leaders will stay at home but the
people will be sure to make the demonstralitn
anyhow, and he asked: who Will be ABLE 10
control Lhem?"
Evening star., 1886-10-19

Mr.. Blaine Continues His Stumpfnx
Tour i'm Pennsylvauia.

LEwIsTowN. Pa, Oct. 19-Three rounds OF
cheers from large crowd sent the Blaine party
OFT from Harrisburg this morning at O'Clock
in good spirits. For q time many of them were
devoted in their attentions TO Pullman Con-
ductOr Badger and the COOK. As they whirled
up the Susquehanna past MarssvilIe, Rock willie
and Dauphin they were addressed by the
chorus OF whistles from mills. Passing up the
Juniata valley, bent on reaching Lewistown by
10 o'clock, the attention OF the party was called
70 the home of Gen. Beavers grandfather in a
beautiful spot along the river. The party is
now reduced in size by the absence of Col. Nor
ris and Others, who switched off at Harrisburg
On stumping tours In other directions. Mr..
Blaine expressed his qualification at the result
of the trip of yesterday. The trip to Lewistown
was spent with the newspapers and the scenery
on the Blue JuniaLa.
Evening star., 1886-10-19
One Killed and Three Wounded.

ANOTHER ACCIDENT on THE NEW NEW YORK
AQUEDUCr WORKS
NEW YORK, Oct 19.-The cage in which the
wOrkmen i'm one OF the shafts OF the new
aQueduct at 10Th avenue and l76th street are
borne to and from their work in the tunnel fell
this morning from nearly the mouth OF the
shaft as six men were ascending in IL. One
Was killed and three Others badly Injured. The
men were Thomas Burke, John Nolan, John
Gifer, Edward Ferris and two other men whose
names are not given. When near the top OF
the shaft the rope that held the cage broke, and
1t went down with a crash on the rock bottom
fifty feet below. Thomas Burke was taken
from the wreck mingled and dead.
Evening star., 1886-10-19
Washington News and Gossin.

THE SUPPLEMENT OF THE EVENING STAR To-
DAY contains: The Knights closing up their
work; Simon Cameron on Cleveland; biga-
mist's doom; base ball games; telegraphic dis
patches, etc. The advertisements are class
lned as follows: Auction Sales, Proposals,
Dry Goods. Ladies' Goods, Housefnrnishings,
sewing Machines, Attorneys. Books, Financial,
wood and Coal. The Trades, Dentistry, Medical,
PROFESSIONAL, Specialties, Family Supplies,
F1anos and Organs, Gentemen's Goods, Rail-
roads, Potomac River Boats Steamers, Under
takers.
Evening star., 1886-10-19
FRESH TALK OF REVOLUTION.
MeXteans Planning to Overthrow the
Present Government and Make Die q

Present Government and Make Die 4
Dictator.
ST. LOUIS. Oct 19.-A special to the Globe
Democrat from Nogales, A. T., says: A revolu-
ton in Mexico of no mean proportions is con-
sidered by many who are in position to know
the facts to be imminent Just what the plans
OF the revOlutiOhistS are cannot be learned at
present, but the popular opinion is that they in
clude scheme to consolidate the adversaries
OF the present administration and create q new
political party, or, in other words forcbly over
throw President DiaZ. A new congress is then
to be elected and a new constitution formed.
Many friends OF President Diaz, it is said, are
their Intention to make the president dictator
of the republic for q term of ten years, SO that
sufficient time may be had to give the new plan
tair trial. The leaders Of the proposed revolu-
ton reside In the southeastern states and 1t is
thought that its adherents will revolt in short
time against the present government and at
tempt TO inaugurate the new plan.
Evening star., 1886-10-19
Failure Of . New York Broker.
Mr.. W. r. wHITMoRE GOES UNDER AFTER sUs
TANNING SSO,OO LOSSES

NEW YORK, Oct. l9.-w. K Whitmore. the
former partner OF Ii. II. Powers. brokers, OF
change that he was unable to meet his con-
tracts. The street estimates Mr.. Whitmore's
losses at $SO,OOO. Mr.. Powers says that the
firm dissolved on Saturday last on account OF
transactions that calne To his notice on that
day. The firm was very prominent on the
street on account OF Mr.. Powers heavy aeal-
ings in Reading In the recent advance in that
stock but Mr.. Powers declares thatnot a share
OF Reading will be sold ON account OF the dis
Evening star., 1886-10-19
Deputy Marshals at Elections.

Deputy MarShals at Elections.
THE PRESIDENT DIRECTS THEM NOT TO INTER-
FERE WITH THE LEGAL RIGHTS OF CIT1.
ZENS.
BY direction OF the President, the Attorney
General has prepared circular addressed to
marshals and their deputies and supervisors,
directing them to discharge their duties at elec-
tions with caution and moderation, and to do
no act that will interfere with the lawful rights
of citizens in the exercise of the elective fran
chise. They are directed to enforce the laws
firmly but tudiciously. and in the event OF any
controversy where there is room tor doubt to
consult with the district attorney for the dis
trlct In which the marshal or supervisor is en-
ployed. Appended to the circular is sum-
mary of the laws regulating the duties of mar.
shals and supervisors. Two circulars have also
been prepared to issue TO district attorneys.
One Is compilation OF the federal election laws
The other directs the district attorneys 70 render
ali aid. assistance and advice to marshals and
supervisors in the performance of their duties,
aud especially To guard against any stretch OF
authority by those officials.
Evening star., 1886-10-19
Accidentally Shot Himself.
GEN. BACON MONTGOMERY KILLED wurr
ur~rr~a ~ ~r~.c- "0AA

WHIIW
HUNTING IN MEXICO.
ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, Oct. 19.-Word was received
here yesterday that Gen. Bacon Montgomery
accidentally shot and killed himself while
hunting at Lomula, Mexico where he was in
terested In mines. he was born In l64S. When
the war broke out he Joined the 6th Nissourl
cavalry as private, and was promoted over
his father 10 the rank OF lieutenant colonel con,
manding.
Evening star., 1886-10-19
The Estate Of the Late Ex-senator
Ch8fTee.

DENVER, COL, Oct. 19.-An inventory filed
by David h. Moffatt, an executor of the estate
OF the late jerome B. Cnafiee, puts the total
value OF the property at the time of Mr. Chat
fees death at S:23,3lS. which amount does
not include his accounts against Ward, Grant
Co.
Evening star., 1886-10-19

MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, Oct 19.-At 8 meeting
attend by large number OF wholesale deaiers
and influential citizens last night resolutions
were passed condemning the state OF affairs
which permits the business Of the city to be
stopped by the switchmen's strike, and calling
upon Mayor Ames 70 appoint enough special
policemen to enectually protect the railroads in
moving trains
Evening star., 1886-10-19

E@~ OFFICE CT THE CHEsAPEAnE AND
- POTOMAC TELEPHONE Goa dividend
OF one dolla and twenty cents per share will be
payable on october Z5lE. 1856. the stockholders
Iecor az the close of business the 10th dy Octo
per 1856 AT the office of the treasurer of the company
i4ZO New YORK ave. Washington, d. G. The transfer
o1oks VIII be closed from the 10th to the 25th Of Oc
tooer, inclusive. NORRIS +. TYLER. Prest
CHAS 9. BEEBE, Treasr.
washington u. C., october 14th 1886 ocl5tOu6in
Evening star., 1886-10-19
Inclined to Negotiate Win R,..,..

LONDON, Oct 19.-The Post says: The Bulg,
r1an government Is satisfied with the re.uif -
the elections and 10 inclined 70 ne0otinfe vrssS
Russia regarding the election Of Q prince "a -
vacant throne,
Evening star., 1886-10-19
ATTACHING THE TARIFF.


LONDON, Oct 19.-The Times makes an at
tack upon the United States tarifl. "Protec-
tion," the paper says, ''lays its heavy weight
upon every Item OF consumption. The whole
American nation loses In Its convenience ~
well as It's purse 10y the system which Mr.. Blaine
asks the nation 10 commission him TO ENFORCE.
lhe sentiment OF the American public seems 10
be that neither the democrats have sufficiently
violated their pledges To deserve eviction nor
have the republicans sufficiently redeemed
their dubious past to earn reinstatement. Mr..
Blaine's Rhetoric cannot change that opiutou.''s
Evening star., 1886-10-19

A NEW OCEAN MAIL LINE TO MEXICO
Senor M. Romero, the Mexican minister, has
Informed Superintendent Bell, of the foreign
mails office, that the recent tender to this gov
ernment OF the steamers OF the Spanish Trans
Atlantic, subsidized by the Mexican govern
Mexican ports, Is in pursuance OF the stiprla-
tions OF the postal convention OF 1851 w.ich
provides for the conveyance of United States
closed mails to Mexico free OF charge. It is ex-
pected that these steamers will sail from New
York on the 4th, 14th and Oath days Of each
month.
Evening star., 1886-10-19

THE CUBAN MAILS From November lst,
mail steamers will sail on d % hour schedule,
from Tampa, Florida, for Havana, Cuba, tri-
instead OF semi-weekiy, as during the sunmer
months.
Evening star., 1886-10-19

CHICAGO, Oct l0.-A heavy snow storm is re-
ported west of Ogden, Utah, this morning.
The storm II severe enough to seriously inter
Soro with the telegraph lines.
Evening star., 1886-10-19

STUDYING THE EARTHoUAKE.-The system
attic study of the earthquake returns gathered
by correspondents of the geological survey from
all portions Of the area affected by the recent
convuls1ons Is about to be undertaken by Off
ciais OF the survey under the supervision OF
Capt. Clarence E. button, q. S. ordnance corps
Two maps OF the affected region now being pre-
merville were at the locus of the disturbance
From this center the impulses spread in ali
directions, but much faster up the Atlantic
coast than toward the west.
Evening star., 1886-10-19
CABINET CRISIS AT PARIS.
The Whole MINISTRY A9ecseA ~ Lsss
Nights Adverse Vote.

PARIS, Oct 19.-M. de Freycinet, the prime
minister. at the cabinet meeting held to-day TO
consider yesterdays defeat OF the government
In the chamber OF deputies on the question OF
the Nierzon strike. explained that the sdverue
vote OF the chamber affected the responsibility
of the whole ministry. Thereupon VI. Sarrien,
minister OF the interior, and NJ. Sadi-Csrnot,
minister of finance, withdrew their resigna.
7ions. The cabinet decided to await a fresh de-
oaie and Vote in the chambe OF deputies 10
ascertain distinctly the feeling OF the majority
towards the government In the meantime.
NJ. DE Freycinct will endeavor to reach an
understanding with the leaders Of the majority.
Evening star., 1886-10-19

ffs BUY YOUR COAL AND WOOD FROM
l1@ JOHNSON BROTHErS. the most exten-
sive dealers In the Distric supply more families than
any other firm south Of New York. Genital Office,
l202 ST. NV. Offices throughout the city. 1ele.
phone connectionA oco2m
Evening star., 1886-10-19
THE EVENING STAR
PTBLISHED DAILY. Except Sunday.
AT THE STAR BUILDINGS.
Northwest Corner Pennsylvania Ave. and llth st. bv
TIE Evening Star Newspaper Company,

Tar FvFNTSs STAR IL served to Subscribers IN sha
city carriers their own account cents per
week or AIc per month Copies the counter :,
cents each. By nlail-posiage prepaid-5O cents s.
month: one year, So; six mouths S3.
Entered at the Pos; ONCE at " ashinxton. D. C. A.
selondclaSS nail matter.
THF WEEKLY STAR-puhiishef on rr,dav-sl o
gear. postage prepaid SIX months. so centa
81 All mail subscriptions must be paid in advance
II paper sent longer than is paid for.
Rates Oi advertising made known On sn,,ic-,,o,
Evening star., 1886-10-19

MARRIAGE LICENSES. Marriage licenses have
Ostrander and Emma r. Lusby; John n. Speel
and Frances T. stevens; Edward B. Hultx, Of
Chancellor, Oi Fredericksburg, Va, and Bette
W. Caldwell; James q. johnson and Matilda
Dyer; Frank Thomas and Emily Brown; Charles
james G. Balm and Laura Bail, of Chesterfield
county, Va: George F. CoakIy and Esther NJ.
Cunningham; Charles L. jenkins and MolIie
Eawcett, Fred Morck, Of Warren, Pa, and
Berthe +. kelersteen; Thomas Fisher and Mar.
A. Putnam and Lucy Johnson. Thoo 6tran
and Mary A. Weeks; James CafsveiI aud Mary
Julian Jameson; Nathan II. Janney and Sallie
Hance.
Evening star., 1886-10-19
Real Esfate Sales.

Cutter Winner have sold for ]. W. Smith to
Henry Wise Garnett lots 30, 81, 80 and part of
%, in square 19l, on 18TH street. between 5
aud streets, 6,621 square leet, for $9,921.
A transfer OF part OF square 61l, bounded by
New York avenue, ana 1st streets east, from
Dennis Connell and others to w. A. Pollard Was
placed on record yesterday. Also one from J.
w. Smith to Henry Wise Garnett for three lots
and part OF a lot on 10th street, between Blake
and streets, ior 1881 so.
A transfer from Miranda Club to Mollie NJ.
Main for part sub. lot 21, square SIS, 171ax11O
OH g street, opposite the pension office, was re-
r eYs9sa of foaay Also one one OF f. W. Rest to
between and q southeast, 621a by an average
of 81 feet, for 81, 500.
Evening star., 1886-10-19
Geo A RRR Odd
g Q "A "A r kknsR r 2 z
u @ AAA r r n n
OC0 4 4 K Z Odd

take pleasu ure in informing my Friends, Patrons
and the Public In General that
MRS DR- j. SEMMES
HAS RETURNED TO HER BUSINESS,
where she will take pleasure In continuance of the
public confidence and will make every effort In tho
future, as the past. to PLEASE ALL
Mrs. Dr. SEMAES ELECTRIC HAIR RESToRER
is fast gaining the public confidence as Genuine
Grower. Thousands throughout this country have
been benefited by having their bald heads covered
with good, healthy hair. Call send for Business,
Circulars with hundreds OF testimonials
LADIES' HAIR CUTTING AND SHAMPOOINt;
In the best manner and latest styles
oclSSslp l222 STREET NV
Evening star., 1886-10-19
EQUITABLE
COOPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
ASSETS SEPT Is. 1886. Sesl ,ss3e7.

SO-ofEnAliV1 BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
ASSETS SEPT. Is. 1886. 1891 .ssae7.
Books are now open for shares in the 18th issue
Subscriptions and payments can be made at the
omce OF the Association daily, from $50 a. 10
Monthly payments are 81 SO per share
Pamphlets explaining the object OF the Association
its advantages &c, will be furnished and subscrip,
Thomas son erville, President. 81 g 18th ST. nw
Dr A. j. Schaihirt, v Pres Druggist H d n Cap sts
ReTf r. snii.r AT "a " rres DIG NV.
Fred W. Pratt--Fire and Lie Ins. agt. g and sts
wrencr 9ia29n.r: c, ilce Public PRINTER
Dr. Geo; w Fisher. Surgeon General Ofice
Ros ts A 1 his: :, ss>ant Register Treas Dept
Hon. Ellis Spear-Solicitor of Patents 927 NV
ThOs b. cross. jr Lumber dealer Sth st. cor NJ e
b Robinson Robinson Parker & Co, eothiers.
D. kittenhouse Teller and Notary Rsys @ n s W'
Jas H. Saville Attorney at-law, Glover Rnii's F st
IL Wardsscy Columbia Fire fns. 14is s' SinSs n.W
ii pr, " LOB St 8. W.
DR. Ro Pr bnrn sr 426 TN St
J. W Eote Mutual Fire ms Co S,b and Pa sx W.
r. y Ho~ser y. and o. Ticket Agt i4,h and Pa ay
John w schafer. ....-..C hina Store, 1920 sth NV
). ". free. jr-..-.....;: Bookstore. I343 at NV
JNO. JOY EDSUN. Sec'y
Office hours: $50 a. m. to 4:sO m se7.am se; DIV;
To- DR. H THOMPSON MURRAY.
O~@ DENTIST
Office and Residence
eo6 18th ST. n.w. se30-lms
TCs GEORGE F. sCHAYER
pss Auorney and IL mConveyancer
Rooms and 4. 637 81. NV. ocll.lm4
6S PHosvITE-TH1s sCoMBINATIoN OF
49, Cslisaya, Wild Cherry and Horsiords Actd
Phosphates Is poputa- and efficient Brain and Nerve
ssIinss Ss,srs sold At
IL octtes or on drauxht with soda wafer tl6
Evening star., 1886-10-19

CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSIONERS OBRRLY and
Lyman have finished their labors in New York
and will next visit PHILADELPHIA
Evening star., 1886-10-19

Tf~ MEMBkRS OF THE w. c. T. o. ARE
WEDN6MsDAY. ESD the 2Oth October. in the Mission,
Rooms, eO9 Pennsylvania ave. w.. at 1870 p
Churches for Communion. 1t
f~ THE CoLUMB MBIA FIRE INSURANCE
A semi-annusl dividend of per cent on the Capital
STOCK OF TINS Company, out of the earnings for the
s aSs asr sd B es
xemDer Isl; 1855 at the Companys Office in the
Tran fer books closed from October 2eth to No
% ocis.2las-st seeS H. H. "isaAEn: secaatary.
Er, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT a
favor u FRANCES n JOYCE and s BY her s1' endorsed @
mas peen lost. All persons are warned t pur-
ocl9,3t FRANCES NJ. JOYCE
C~p DEMocRATIC v4TERs IN NEW
ela ly employed i'll Washington Will be given all pos
iass # M
Ma;, M vi 3 mSiehns member Of the committee tor
pm. ocl9-3ts
% II S1THEi,T The sFPEfME 6E EMIilHS1 G9SKT OF THE
Holding Speciai Term District Court of the
United SJates
In the Matter of the Condemnation of Land for Con.
gressiUnai Library. No. 333-Distr ct Court Doc
Upon consideration of the petition of Frederick
seinle herein filed claiming the sum Of fifteen thou
asSess,d by the jury herein as ns the
value OF parcel g 731 the Court ordered
Charles S Moore proctor for the | peioner iS that ali
gseSons sSa Sela@ns to
o., "A 1855 Why The prayer of said petition should
s @ ae s S
to the said 3Oth day OF october some newspaper pub
shed and circulated in '1s P,sITIst q So5u%Ss
feDS Tfi' Clerk NE1e ocis16; HsTe
= ~ = r17Fn6I PIyIsIoN Of AssoHciAIEpo GHAki
Kill Of A To-.
l4,h and l, sts: Public Invited. ARTHUR MAC.
AKIHl H. President. oclG-sStu.2t*
moved from 1oo5 to lii II s 9Th st. NV. NV N5 Of
ner TeI.nano hourn sS io a. m to 0 p H.. to
TCGS FOR sALE-CHoTCE MILK, GUARAN.
L|>ea teed to contain Is per cent cream, from the
farms of b r. Codwse. Esq. Milk, cents per quart
BRO Nonparel bsry TIL iii 1iih nafei ST. w. oc1ss
viii Gin on P9F EsTses The lectures in this school
the Lecture Room of the Nurses Directory 5,2 l2th
apply at the Directory or to pr Fl % '1e Tohnn9D
Dean. 6lO Thirteenth ST. H. ". oc1615t
IE-GS AL-QUARTERLY MEETING
Dis rict Of sollm6ia viii be held ca TUESDAY, 18th
Inst a, $40 O'Clock, in ST GEORGES hall, $40 llth
j. W. HARsHA. secretary. ocI6-3t
(txS DR. A. f JOHNSON
b~@ Has removed from
-, lOl u St Sc. to 2l3 1st st. Sc
leepnOne NO. 493. Ocl6-CWA
fFce SAMUEL S. SHEDD,
FINE GAS FIXTURES
LATkoBEs. RANGES. CRATES, FURNACES.
Job Work a Specially.
ocl6 400 9th st. NV
(E~sp p0TP 0EFICE E CT THE CHEsAPEANE AND
lS>-AS POTOMAC TELEPHONE r. Goa dividend
OF one dolia and twenty>e cents per share will be
payable on october z5.h 1856 the stockho OF
recor5 at the close of business the 10th dAy
Der 1856 at the office the treasurer of the companv
i42O New York ave. Washington D. G. The transfer
oooks will be closed from the 10th the 25th Of O
toper, lncu uslve. NORRIS +. TYLER Prest
CHAS. g. BEEBE, Treasr
Washington. D. C., October 1Ith, 1886 ocl5tol6in
Evening star., 1886-10-19

PARIS, Oct. 19.-The whole French infantry
will be provided with new rifles next spring.
The cost OF the change will amount TO $20.-
600 600.
Evening star., 1886-10-19


Mrs. Captain Mannix gave pleasant tea on
Saturday evening at her residence 200 E
street, northwest in honor of her daughter Ro-
maine's twelfth birthday. Many gifts and
flowers were received by the child hostess The
house was brilliantly Illuminated, and beausi-
FULLY decorated with flowers and curios from
China and Japan. magic lantern e exhibition
and games helped TO make the little guests
happy.
Mrs, and Miss Tiers, of 1441 Rhode Island
avenue, have gone to their old home in Ohio,
where they will spend a couple Of weeks with
relatives and friends.
The marriage of Rev. NJ. s. Chancellor, of
Fredericksburg, Va, to Miss B. W. Caldwell, OF
Loudon, Va, will take place al Erstreet baptist
church, tomorrow at 2:3O p. m.
Mrs. Irene G. Whitehead, of vicksburg. the
widow OF DR.. Whitehead, who fell victim to
yellow lever while attending 70 his professional
duties during the epidemic in that place. in
1873, Is visiting friends at 1900 Pennsylvania
avenue.
Lieutenant Calkins and family, who have
been the guests of Mrs. Tiers on Rhode Island
avenue for some time past, have taken house
on Lanler Heights, ana expect to be domiciled
there LOT the next couple OF years.
Miss Viola w. Farrar, who has spent several
winters in Washington, and Mr.. Charles w,
CapeilO, OF Jersey City, were married Ut Water.
ford, Pa. on Wednesday last Their future
home will be at I'll Pine street, Jersey City.
Evening star., 1886-10-19

The TENNESSEE leaves Newport Thursday
for New York to participate in the ceremonies
connected with the Inauguration OF the Bar
tholdi statue on the 2Sth, when she will lead
the river parade
Evening star., 1886-10-19
Richard LeOnard's Awful ENpertenee.
FOR TWO DAYS AND NIGHTS AT THE MERCY or
SCOW,


CHICAGO, Oct. l9.-Last Thursday, during the
frightful storm which prevailed, Richard Leon
aru, of Newport, Mich., was blown out into
Lake Erie on the small scow United states.
She a miserable craft of about ten tons,
and Leonard was at once given up Tor lost Last
night IL was learned that after riding out the
terrible gale from beginning TO end. Two days
and nights, the scow beached at Avon, Ohio.
Sue driIted from Monroe TO Canada, then back
TO the American side and thence on TO the Ohio
shore. Leonard s experience WAS most severe
one. He says lie gave himself up from
the first AS lost, and WAS Al times ter
rorized almost into Inconsistencies by
the violence OF the storm. When the
scow went ashore Leonard says he was in
a stupefied condition, and was astonished To
awake high and dry ia a place OF safety.
The Brotherhood Of Railway Brakemeo
SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Oct. 19.-The third an
nual convention OF the National Brotherhood
OF Railway Brakemen convened here yester.
day. About three hundred delegates were pres
eut. A grand parade OF labor societies and the
local military was held yesterday afternoon.
The convention will remain in session several
DAYS.
Evening star., 1886-10-19

CHICAGO, Oct l3.-The following permanent
officers were elected 10y the liquor dealers con-
yentlon yesterday: President John NJ Ather-
ton, oi Kentucky; vice presidents. +. W. Cooke,
Indiana: y. j. Smith, Virginia; John w. En-.
right, Chicago; y. Chaplin, Massachusetts; p. J.
Fitzgerald, New York; L. II. Rice, illinois; r.
beIig, Ohio; j. w. Pringle, New York.