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Evening star., 1886-07-16
Murderer Dacey HANGED.

WOODSTOCK, ILL, July 16.-James Dacey, the
murderer of Alderman Michael Gaynor, of
Chicago, was hanged here at 1895 to-day. He
made no speech and was moderately com posed,
though during the morning he screamed almost
continuously, and had his limbs tied to prevent
his making an assault on any Of bis attendants.
Evening star., 1886-07-16

BALTIMORE, Md, July 16-Vrgnia Sizes consoli-
dated, with coupons, 56: past-due coupons, 90; new
threes 663a; ten-fOres with coupon, A; North Car
0lina skies, old. 1.23 bid to-day.
BALTIMORE. Nd. July 16.-Cotton steady and
Quiet-middhug 9l2 Flour quiet and straightforward
street and western super. 25Oa29O do.
extra, 3.vOa3.65; do. family. 3. 75a4.50 city mills
super, 2.5Oa3OO: do: extra. S:25a4.OO do Rio
brands. 4.5oa4:62: Patapsco family, 5.I5; do.
and active western easier closing dull southern
SaaS7 do amber. S7aS4 No. / Maryland S61a asked;
No western winter red, spot, S43SaS5; August,
S444AS5: september, SS4aaS6. Corn-sOuthern steady
and irm; western hEmer aud dull; southern white
4Sa49 southern yellow, nominal: western mixed.
spot Ash bid August. 447sa45ss steamer. 4la4IIa.
Oats firm - southern. 37a42; Pennsylvania, 37a42:
firm. 65a6S Hay dul-prime 70 choice western,
S.OOa12.5O Provisions trm and fairly active Ness
pork 0.5Oal 90. Bulk meats-shouiders and clear
rib sides, packed, 6laS7At. BacOn-shouders SaO:
clear rib sides. IA: hams, l3al4 Lard-refined ~,
Butter Quiet-western packed. lOal l3creamery l5alS
Eggs higher. 12i7al31a Petroleum duli-renned. T.
Coffee steady-R0 cargoes. ordinary to fair. 9a9a,
Whisky firm. ll9si 10. Freights to Liverpool per
3lad Receipp flour. l,295 barrels wheat $500
bushels: corn, $4,000 bushels: OATS 5000 bushels:
rye, zoo bushels Shipments-hour 4,l29 barrels:
wheat, 1890 busheis corn. is. GU bushels sales
wheat. 354. 2OO bushels: corn, 10, 100 bushels
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO ILL, July l0. HIS q m-Wbeat
opened strong this morning. with some sales Of Au-
gust at 79 but broke of to 7S under free sales and
Is quoted at 1871 COrn-AuguSt, 3S3s. Oats
August, 29as- Pork-August. 390 LA.d-August,
Evening star., 1886-07-16

BosroN. July 16.-A Hartford special 10 the
Herald says that the coored delegates to the
national convention of the Sons of Temperance
at New Haven are uneasy over the selection Of
Jacksonville, Florida, as the place for
next years convention, fearing that colored
hotel accommodations there. The convention
has authorized the officers TO change the place
for holding the next convention, unless the
cOlOEed delegates are accorded full priYileRes.
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The Kniehts of Py thi.. Erection.

TORONTO, ONT, July 16.-The election OF
officers Of the Supreme Lodge OF the World,
Knights Of Pythias, commenced this morning.
So far Howard Douglas, Of Cincinnati, o., has
heen elected supreme chancellor, and Gen
William Ward, OF New Jersey, supreme vice
Evening star., 1886-07-16
Mr.. Squire In Contempt

NEW YORK, July 16.-The corporation coun-
sci to-day obtained from the supreme court an
order requiring Com mmissioner of Public Works
Squire to show cause next Wednesday why he
should not be committed for contempt for
having, ,whensubpoenaed,r refused TO produce his
books and papers before the commissioners OF
accounts.
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TOMORROW.

TOMORROW.
FTlHOMAS BOWLING. Aucuoneer
REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS AT
AUCTION ROOMS. SATURDAY, JULY 18TH
1885, COMMENCING AT TEN O'CLOCK, EN-
BRACING EVERY DESCRIPTION OF FURNI-
TURE;
ONE SUPERIOR REFRIGERATOR. GOOD As
NEW;
ALSO, AT TWELVE O'CLOCK
TWO LARGE FRENCH PLATE STORE WINDOW
GLASSES, 5-S Z 11-6 AND FOUL RSIDE PLATES
10 MATCH:
ALSO, AT TWELVE O'CLOCK,
HORSES, CARRIAGES, BUGGIES. WAGONS, ETC
jy15-2t
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E E E { E.. $,,jj}EB : ! i :
jys.1e&2s 10 7TH STREET.
NorwrrAsrAsD1So THE WAX

WEATHER,
customers continue to dock to Great Closing Out
9aie, whfch Is now drawing to end. Many lines
have been entirely closed out: some In which only
remnants Me Left. but which still remain bargains.
We yet show large line OF Ex tracts Of due quality
While the immense run on our Teas aud CofYees has
greatly diminished the stock. yet there remains a
great many hundred pounds of each (See the prices
advertised 10 last week Post) Also, this weeks ad-
vertisement on Laundry Soaps In the same paper.
(Great bargainA)
Table Luxuries we osr at greatly reduced prices
1alan OlVe Oi. salad Dressing Sauces OF all kinds.
4ustArds P1ckies. tmPorted and donestic) India
Jeuy, cal Wine Jelly, Potted Meets. and every other
article 70 be had In . hrst-class Grocery Store.
n T. METZGER BRO,
Y0 alt 7th St NV. city.
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GIVE the Dogs . Chanoe.
From the Albany Times
John L. Sullivan remarks that II he goes to
the dogs IL II his own business. But not en-
tirely. The dogs certainly should be allowed
to protest.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS EVENING.

CONTINUATION safe OF FINE TRUNKS,
TRAVELLING BAGS, HARNESS. TOURIST
SUPPLIES. ALSO FINE ASSORTMENT OF
LEATHER GOODS OF LARGE MANuFAC,
TURER CONSIGNED TO US To BE SOLD AT
PUBLIC SALE, MONDAY. WEpNESDAY.
AENTR FR1DAH aN sEtf TWHLFITHE T EEpEN ESgS
O'CLOCK A. N. AND EIGHT O'CLOCK T NJ,
Al STORE. No. 500 FIFTEENTH STREET
OPPOSITE U. s TREASURY.
jylU6t WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO., Aucts.
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Lur7nr1L & Wurs
GRAND CLEARING SALE or JULY,
&. a T {''ss{'' s T T

"a d Il O q
A GOD 90 { -
WHEN We sAY At COST WI MEAN II.
eA-AS AXE ADVANciN@
Ha,,,.&4.. ana c..,- cor
Tftc0t1 and al Dress 0oods At COST.
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| TNHoMAs DOwLING, Auctioneer.
SAtE 2E on Yf5N Elm
kSSwS = RAhg q 8 ThE ihEkES kEATisd PROP:
Of 1a the m
pas; passed in cause (whsrein Heating e. 81
aSss !: y .l
hs s7sses ss aAan as
scresd @ real estate situated said District Wit lots
s he ef anS snd
o av notes to bear SIX per cent
nn1improved 1i lot fterms OF sale are not complied
asl snd tasss
cost eSds o. ae sef"utlns purebassr q P1TGnase1s
AnCyS sAEE Il sss UHT
By order of Trustee. jyl5dAds
THos' E. wAaGAMAN,o
And SnS srREETs Rf ssEH s5uTHWEsr SEkEEy BETWEEN
bsyy BY virtue M Of deed of trust duly recorded 9
records Of the District Of Columbia, and at the ;;
NE seS q. SIX Sn Ueoc
north of the line Of said lot on sth street.
north along said 20 feet thence 1l6 feet
place of beginning improved by comfortable dwell
| Ing. No. 1Ol6 sixth street southwest.
Terms One-third cash; the balance in three equal
instaments, in six twelve and eighteen months for
which notes oflurchaser bearing interest from day Of
Sae ana secured by deed of trust property sold will
os aken or all cash. al option OF purchaser deposit
VIII be REQUIRED at time Of sale. and all CON
II terms of sale are with in days from
sale property will be resod at risk and cost OF
| Ing purchaser.
u1os - IRVING WILLIAMSON. Trustee
+ " fv1 11l1 do
| BUSHNELL s. CARUSI, Real Estate Brokers'
- zoos street northwest.
cHANcERy SALE OF XALEABLE Ia 1MPgoXEE
STREET. BETWEEN IWENIY.sECoNp AMI
ITNWaETooTTf5ITHYlEP INaToT cITY y 3 STREETS WEST WASH
BY su, Virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court
Mosely and others, equity No 3s4O, the undersRnsa
SIXTH paY VIZ oF FIVE ciock
NJ, sell at public auction In front Of the premises
IN city pts Of BIZ
trict of Columbia beginning for the point
inches from the corner said lot and
running thence east line of north street seven.
thence running west seventeen feet. and running
thence south to the place Of 6egnnins improved BY
| west
II Terms rms Of Of sale one-thrd Of purchase money cash
from day of sale. the whole to bear interest from day
OF sale and payments thereof secured by the
sorry notes Of the purchaser; deed shall be
given until purchase money and interest be paid. A
Is{ed an on the the for said
ing to satisfaction of trustees and assign policy to
IS All s
costs Terms of sale must be complied with In ten
Gays hsM SaTMSNiEE f1y 3! sntf cARus1.
Office 4S6 Louisiana avenue.
W. C. DCVALL Auctioneer,
1yI4-d&ds 925 St NV.
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DENTISTRY.

STARR PARSONS. COR 9Th AND : \ NJ
xT,na. ans specially: also, the OF toothachs
~ ~S.s1out exusceny. A local an&sthetic used ON rhs
se.s. -4-ev Ates pain Of extracting Gas gwen apI3
DS 4. N TALBOT. DENTIST, 437 7TH ar =
-. LSS eoofs from corner l. Dentistry i'm IL
waxrauIed 90 pei ss@ AL Work
l..pI
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
The New York Stock

The New York stock Market
The following are the opening and 300 p. ~ prices
OF the New Iork stock Market to-day, reported
special wire to II. H. Dodge. 539 18th street:
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FINANCIAL.

PRINCE & WH1rErr
STOCK BROKERS'
s 80 ,iFHsnSSsi FifsS Avenue. New York
$50 18th street (COrcoran Buding), Washington
PRIVATE Stuck TELEGRAPH WIRES
BETWEEN
WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE. PHILADELPHIA
NEW YORK, BOSTON, &C,
OENkRAL PARTNERS.
JAMES WHITLEY H CkUOEK OAKLEY
MAYNARD &. EYRK
HENRY H. DODGE, Washington, D. C.
WILLIAM K TRAvERs, Special Partner
Buy and sell on commission ali Classes OF Railwav
Securities
II. II. DODGE, Resident Partner
Quotations ofStocks and Bonds and Information re.
gardng the markets received through our wires in.
stantly, direct from the New York stock Exchange
II orders executed and reported promptly. je1
Evening star., 1886-07-16

RANCE OF THE THEBMoN1TE1.-The lolIow-
ing were the readings at the signal once to-day,
8 4 M, 65; Z q N, 66: IL Q. M, 76s 2 p M, 70;
maximum, 6Os minimum, "a.
Evening star., 1886-07-16

THOSE who leave ths city during the summer
eau have The STAR mailed 10 them for any
length OF time and the address changed - often
as desired. The Subscription must Us ia Arisbly
paid ia auvance.
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SPECLALTIES.

NJ NE BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EyEN1SOF
Nk LIFE All business confidential. Ladies and GEN.
Ilemen so cents each AUS l. street. between ath aud
ON streets nortn"est my61Ows
hR AND MADAM WILSON, HOS PARK
lIPlace, 11th ST., between and sts ne Estab-
lshed 1850 special treatment ladies desiring re.
liable services Advice free and confidential ie246ts
fNE- ROSS, THE RELIABLE CLAIRVOY ANT
ANl and Astrologfst has been consulted Business
Love and Natrimony tor "A years this city, all IN
trouble CALL satisfaction guaranteed Office hours 10
am 70 DID, Fee oOc. and 81 BIZ First srS.E., Capt.
tol HILL nd
pILES-DR- MUHLEMAN CURES PILES BY
Il direct treatment, without the Of knife caustc
or hgature- Cure guaranteed Can be consulted a.
2l3 od ST. W. from pm. ap2-l1mx
Evening star., 1886-07-16

THE CONTEMPLATED clerical changes in the
Treasury department which were to have
taken place on the 10th instant will b made
as soon - the legislative bill becomes q law
The list IL now being prepared, and while it
Will not b0 Ns large n at 6rSt supposed. the axe
viii be swung with considerable effect
PHOTOGRAPHS OF MRs. CLEvxLAND.-Ool
Lamont said today that the photographs OF
Mrs.. Cleveland, which were recently taken by
q Washington photographed, will, In all probe
bility, not be placed on public sale, - IL was
the understanding whom the photographs were
SHOOK HANDS WITH THKPRksIDINT.-About
two hundred visitors shook hands with the
President this afternoon. They were princi-
pally excurStonists from North Carolina and
elsewhere.
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FOR SALE-dOUSES.

E>OR SALE-63S y ST. - W. NICE HOXE. DE-
4 nzhlul neig hooThOOd. fronts south, T-room brick
hnuse all modern imsrov ments; viii be sold $500
cs>n and balance Oh Easy pay Tnrnts
W DUN VAIL (s-ccessOT to Duvsll & MARI,
VIb~Ot 325 r 81. NV.
INOR sALE-HASDsOME DOUBLE HOUSE, NJ
u ~. corner eth AID I sts. south 'front.' win
dnvs. IL rooms. mo,3. IN. Terms part cash call on
premises. jyi69i<
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7lO 7rH ST. TO IRA Sr
e e E: { E.. $I!jjS#B = ! i rs
Encouraged by the unprecedented rush for Mill
merry we had the "nervs to close the entire stock of
very large manufacturer. OF course we bought st q
very low figure. which we now of1er ct way down
move last at this season Of the ysar W must offer
them At q sacrifice: and we are doing it. The goods
We offer are all new; the shapes the latest only.
Some elegant HATS. all shapes, as 26c. former
price 80, 6e and 76c.
lot of stylish little BoNNETs, 2sc. former prsoe
60 and 75c.
lot children's feady-trimmed HATS, 40c. These
Hats were sold u 9L26.
A small lot Of very handsome rsacy-trimmed
HATS. S1b0. $1.76 and "a just ons-third Of former
price.
Another fresh lot Of those cheap ROSE BOQUETS,
Al 1Sc. You never saw anything 50 cheap.
Our J9c. DArsIE SPRAYS are "dsisiss" indeed;
20 the ladies say.
Fine imported POND LILIES. 26c, worth 75c.
We the proof Of the pudding is in-seeing them; to
see them yoh can't help buying them.
We ask but call It may be somewhat out Of your
way. but II will pay you for the trouble
Evening star., 1886-07-16
Real Estase SNlea

Thos. J. Fisher 4 Co. have sold for w. q Opx,
F. Winslow ana A. Jay, trustees Of the Csrllsle
Patterson estate, TO J. y. Cam sron and James
Lowndes, for $1,000, all OF the west part Of
airy, l. and NJ streets northeast Jos. Anthony,
trustee, aud Huidah Ttlley have sold So Yer,
26 feet on the north side OF 8 street, Just WeSt
OF 9Th street. Diller b. Gron has sold 20 Mary
X. Stearns for $4,000, property fronting IN
feet on the west side Of 1Sth street bSivoon
Caroline aud streets.
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BOWLING, Arctioneer.

TTNHOMAS DOWLING, AnctiOneer.
REGISTERED HoLsTEIN CATTLE AT PUBLIC
AUCTION.
On MONDAY. JULY NINETEENTH, 1885, at
TWELVE O'CLOCK M. at ''SpriDgland' Farm, on
the Tenleytown road and adjoining the place recently
purchased by President CLEVELAND win sell the fol-
lowing celebrated Hosten Cattle:
BULL SAWYER No. 3.679, calved July Goth.
1884: sire Billy BOeyn; dam Petronella: bred by Ed
gar HiudekOper, of Meadviiie, Pa.
COW "EROUTJE. 3D. No. S,543 calved Nay 20
1854: sire Billy Boelyn: oam Vroutje; (has bull calf
seven weeks old by above Bull "sawyer'); bred by
same gentleman.
The Cattle will be found in frst-class condition and
well worthy the attention Of buyers Certificates OF
registry can be at the office OF the AuettOncer
Terms made known on day of sale.
1ylOdts THOMAS BOWLING, AuCt,
Evening star., 1886-07-16

VERDICT AGAINST BUTTER CONTRACTOR.
Some time since the Navy department secured
q large amount of butter from q New York
dealer for use in the navy, with the stipulation
that 1t would be good for two years. The butter
spoiled. however, and the department brought
suit against the contractor for damages under
the contract. Information has just been re-
toruey In New York resulted in . verdict tor
81 ,943.66, with SA.S6 interest. The butter
viii be- sold for what It !: worth and the
covered on the suit, will make good any loss to
the government This Is q new move on the
contractors were not held to such rigid 90.
count
Evening star., 1886-07-16

T>Hk CELLULOID TRU,s
- That never breaks, never ,xaa~S o...
aec can De worn nile bsIhn1 "s~ eA"s ssSAeAu'
CHAS. FISHERS
Ar~ p1Su rp oZo Ith street northwest
LAZY kaIxona ,sHA0u W 'he warts OF
nj
Evening star., 1886-07-16
rNHOMAS BOWLING, AuctlOneer

CHANCERY SALE OF UNIMPROVED GROUND
IN a kAPIDL1 IMPROVING NEIGHBOR-
HOOD, BEINU THE SOUTHEAST CORNER
OF THIRD AND p STREETS NORTHWEST,
AND On STREET, NEAR THIRD STREET
NORTHWE EST.
By virtue of decree Of the Supreme Court of -
the District OF Columbia. passed July sd, A H.
1886, In Equity cause \ o. S9O9, undersigned sD
as Trustee will offer for sale at public auction, n
front of the Premises HURSUAf. THE
TWENTY SECOND DAY OF JULY. A. u. 1885, At
SIX O'CLOCK +. NJ. the following described real
estate situate in the City of Washington District Of
Columbia to wit Original lot numbered fifteen (l5)
In square numbered fl i,e hundred and ifty-three
tb56 and the east sixteen feet six inches l66} Of
lot numbered seventeen 90. and the west twenty
nine (29) feet Of lot numbered eighteen 49, said
square 333 Original lot 10 has front Of W feet
street by depth of 80 feet 3d nOrthweStl
Terms of sale prescribed by decree: One-t bird
cash. and balance in Six twelve and eighteen months
all cash. at option Of purchaser. Deferred pay
ments to be secured by lien reserved on the prem
1S.S sold. The purchaser to give his notes therefor
with interest at six per cent deposit Of 500 re-
qured Oh each of above parcels Of ground. Terms
be complied with within ten days All convey ancing
and recording ut purchasers cost
FERDINAND SCHMIDT, Trustee
jy12-dSdS No. 51l Ith street northwest.
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The will OF Moses Furlong. nled today, b.
Queathes his son SAInes ESQ, and she rest Of hio
personal estate 10 Mary ruriong, and his real
estate 10 James Hayes, la sruss Ior his dAuglp
ter
Evening star., 1886-07-16

tCEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEiSLII At
lie Once Of the Chief Clerk. Department OF Justice
ahiu Nv LIVE O'CLOCK NOM, TT EsDAY JnIv
60 1885. ior Furnishing the Department Win st.-
,,ynSry for use during the fiscal year ending June 20
Lists OF The articles needed. and iii.trucons To
si.osrs eau be obtained upon application TEe risbt
~ Fyeet any and all bids Is reserved eA'
VblW a Ii. GARLAND f.a.a..,
Evening star., 1886-07-16
ATCTTON SALES.

WALTER b WILLIAMS d CO., Auc,ioneerA
REGULAR SALE OF FURNITURE AND MIS-
CELLANE0US GOODS, AT OUR SALESROOMk
TOMORROW MORNING, AT TEN O'CLOCK
One Bradbury Rosewood Case Ptano, handsome
Walnut Frame Pier Mirror, Druggist PRESCRIPTION
Case, and six Rolls Fancy Mating.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS = CO. Aucsionesrs
WALL PAPER AT AUCTION:
On TOM@0RROW. NOR JULY SEVENTEHSTH. AZ
wall Paper assorted patterns from baltimore, ana TO
be sold TO the highest bduer in lots to suit
1t WALTER B. WILLIAMS d CO.. AucfD.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctionsera
FINE SEAL SKIN sACoUEs. COST 5000; YARDS
OF BLACK SILK, SILK DRESSES, LADIES'
UNDERWEAR, SEAL SKIN MUFE. AND
OTHER GOODS TOO NUMEROUS TO Emu.
MERATE. AT OUR sALESROOA, TQ.MoR;
0CLoSK A: n. TO BE SOLD WITHOUT
1t AucaiOneefa
g BENsINGER. Auctioneer.
on TO-MORROW (SATURDAYl MORNING, st TEN
O'CLOCK, for the district Government
One Black Horse: been used by the parking COM
mission.
Twenty Head Of Horses and Mares, Wagons, Har-
1t BENsINGER. Auctionees.
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Dl r y.

LIVERY MEN will ind 81. Jaeobs OIL in11l
pensabls In the stable. Il curss lan1snssa
Evening star., 1886-07-16

The POLICY OF THE GRAND ARMr.-Thsr>
Is considerable dissatisfaction Among Graue
Army men Is 70 ths policy supposed ~ have
been pursued by the Veteran Rights Union Of
denouDcing high public officials. such = cours<
Is opposed " tue Interests Vi the soidiers, aud
contrary 10 the policy vi ths Grand Army ~ u
stated by prominent AZ Ineui bers, aud soIns action
calling forth TINS expression VI opinion will 30
adopted by some VI the Grand Army poss.
Evening star., 1886-07-16

issued by Inspector Eptwisle: elisabeth Thomas
repair frame. 9f9 9th street northwest. 81 600.
NJ. L. Hocoinbe, repair brick dwelling, lisa
New Hampshire avenue northw west; $500. w.
street northwest; $500. n. y. Green repsr
brick dwelling, 1928 asa street, West Wash.
ington: $500. Mary Il. penman, ersst . aweL-
ing, Giesboro Point, county; 07oo.
Evening star., 1886-07-16
LOR SAIL
II ~ "

4OS 10 Al Baars alley. b.
n. 4rs-.....-..--.-----..S- 900
slO q 81. ah.. 6r,--.5.JJO
Alley bet q and . and l.
and N. fh-. 4TS---...S, 500
1916 10th st .f.h- Or 3. 51O
332S-S334 + St. 5rs $500
919 Be!y. st. and 2l22 s'tb
fh krs 21ln
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-26
A KENTUCKY ELOPEMENT.
ESCAPE OF MISS ALMA THOMAS FROM FULFILLING
A MARRIAGE ENGAGEMENT

A MARRIAGE ENGAGEMENT.
CIScISSATI Nov. % (SpeeiaA. the engage
ment WAS announced OF Miss Alma Thomas, daughter OF
J. W. Thomas wealthy tobacco merchant of Paris, kyy
with "Jep" sarl, wealthy young man OF the same
place Miss Thomas beautiful girl and her marriage
to take place on November 2s Meanwhile, however
Miss Thomas had bestowed her affections on Albert o.
Adar manager Of the Western Union telegraph Office at
Paris well liked yonng man. One week ago Miss
Thomas came to Cincinnati to obtain trousseau for her
wedding with Mr. sar she had however, made arrange
ments 10 marry Mr. Adar and with the assistance OF
mutual friend eloped early Wednesday morning.
shortly after midnight the young lady made her way
softly stairs at her fathers house and was met at
the door by j. Nppert, mutual friend As she had no
Shoes Mr.. Nppert carried her the lawn TO the
buggy, where her lover waiting Deemng it unwse
to take the train at Paris, furious drive
was made to Cynthiana, thirty miles away,
where they boarded the z q. express for
Cincinnati Here Judge Gutzert met them and
panied them to the Gibson House. where the mar
rage ceremony performed at p. by the Rev. Mr.
Pesrne OF Wesley Chapel. In the evening Mr. and Mrs
Adsr attended the opera and they will remain In the city
several days The attitude Of the ladys parents not
yet but is expected TO DO OF forgiveness
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-26
yop g.voc 4 NEGRO TO A DERRICK.

RANDOLPH, Ala, Nov. 25.-John Davis, negro, wac
Iynched here last night Davis was the perpetrator OF
three outrages He had the reputation Of being one OF
the worst characters In the State The last crime was
committed near Rand oph November II. MIS- Crump-
ton white woman the victim. had gone out distance
from her home and was gathering up hre"ood hef nus
band at the time being away from home. She and her
u,tle bov while picking wood were startled by secing
two negroes hmm from behind some bushes One 81 tne
negroes drew pistol cooked r. ana % p,s"s steisS the
head said i" you scream VIII NJ, s,ou s5Irr lie
had preliminary and was placed ~ st sts men
the guard the prisoner out and hansea
him 10 "A derrick.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-26
THEIR LEASE OF LIFE PROLONGED.
CHIEF-JUsICE SCOTT GRANTS A STAY OF ExECU-
IIuN 10 TILE CONDEMNED ANTAGONISTS.

CHIEF-JUSTICE SCOTT GRANTS A STAY OF EXECC-
TION TO THE CONDEMNED ANARCHISTS.
CHICAGO Nov. 25 (Specai.-As was generally expected
Chief Justice Scott Of the Illinois Supreme Court.
o-day granted the application for the writ of super
to enable the attorneys for the Anarchists to
argue the motion for trial before the entire
supreme Bench. The order granting the supersedeas
is pro forma, tho Justice making comment on the
loints urged for the motion The writ Will at once
lie issued by the clerk Of the Supreme Court, and 1t
now assured that whatever turn the litigation takes
the execution of tho seven condemned men Will be
stayed until next March or April. Tho advent Of
Leonard Swett into the has not caused any new
points to be urged for granting the motion for new
trial. From his brief however. the following extract
is taken showing the general plea orciemency he
viii make TO the Supreme Court
The writer of this paragraph rcmcmbers-now thir-
tyi years ago-of belonging to political party to-
gether with his Honor Judge Scott, whose presence
now adorns the bench Of our supreme Court, the
battle line OF which party was formed along Mason
and Dixon's line. We made speeches for this party
and advocated It's principles. The most radical lead
ers denounced the COnst tuition OF the United states
a. n league with he'll" Underground railways
were every where established from the South TO Can
ada and the unlawful act was frequently committed
Sf aiding and abetting the slave In his escape II he
was caught by the officers of the law he was unaw-
fully rescued, though often not, and his rescuers
often became popular fayorles By andy old Jonn
and with few fanatics committed murder at HSe-
pers Ferry; Are his Honor Judge Scott ana an9 sn9
nrosecution and conviction as aids and abettors Of
John Browns defence1 If We are not, the law laid
down I'm the case is wrong, the reason we are
not is because Judge Scott and the writer guilty
Of no criminal agency in connection with It. A. We We
did not aid or abet his act Like the case OF these
defendants We did not know beforehand that he was
to commit murder. Therefore, although John Brown
soul may still "go marching on the censure VI
glory Of that fact does not belong 10 u.s.
The convicted men not slow to express their
satisfaction at the stay granted them. They now
assert that the Supreme Court will surely save them
b,,t tbi vaw is bV of the prosecution.
The supersedeas was looked upon certain TO De