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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-01

A SPANISH FISHING SMACK SEIZED OFF
tLoRIDA.-A dispatch from Cedar Keys, Fla
dated yesterday says: The revenue cutter Dix.
Capt Fengar, arrived In port al q D. IN. yester.
day with The Spanish fishing smack Chlotllde,
OF Havana, which she captured OF Anelote
by fishing within three leagues OF the Ameri-
can shore aud Irregularities In her lapers.
The Chlotilde Is q small schooner-rigged fessel
and has 5000 salt nsh aboard. The crew con-
sists OF ten men and officers, none of whom
speak English. A prize crew from the Dix IL ON
board the smack and the cutter IL guarding her
closely. She still flies the Spanish flag at her
mainInast. The capture has been reported TO
the authorities In Washington, and the
schooner will be placed in charge Of the coliee-
tor at this custom house.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-01

The TichbOFne Claimant In New York.
NEW YORK, June 1.-Sir Roger Tichborne
better known as the claimant to the famous
Ifchborne estate, was passenger ON the
steamer Nevada, which arrived to-day from
Liverpool. He intends to lecture during his
stay in this country. Two hundred Mormons
| In charge Of Elder Pratt, also arrived on the
same steamer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-01

The will of the late Gen. q. r. Paul filed to-
day, beQueaths his estate to his wife, Louisa
Paul.
Tie members of John A. Ravlins Post. No. 1,
G. A. r., have presented to the past post COM
mander, II. +. Weaver, handsome gold badge,
in recognition Of his service while commander,
Mr.. Dennis OConnor making the presentation
speech.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-01

MINISTER PHELPS ON THE FISHERIES QUrs-
TIoN.-A London dispatch says that ia pursu
ance to instructions from the United states gov
eminent, Minister Phelps had an interview Sat
day with LORD Roseberiy, the foreign secretary,
on the fisheries question. IL IL learned from
official quarter that the government IL rather
glad than otherwise that the trouble has 90.
Cured, rs IL is thought the present dispute viii
hasten q lasting settl smenI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-01

The New York stock Market.
The following are the opening and 800 p. M prices
Ofthe New York Stock Market to-day al reported bY
special wire TO III. H. Dodge $50 10Th street:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-01

ENoR SALE-SUPERB PLOT OF GROUND COM
mandng grand view of Washington and its en-
xIohs onered for sale for few days; fronts, ITO
II on Prospect street. $50 H. Meridian ave, TIA II.
on crescent st, Meridian Hill 26 463 sqr A. enclosed
of 10th St Look at L. OWNER
DSSS Box l4A y. q.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-01
MONEY TO LOAN

NATIONAL LAW AND TRUST COMPANY
~ Money 10 loan on approved securities-Alf bust
ness promptly and sa: l,factorily transacted JOHN
L. MITCHELL, Real Estate Department I2I4 81
NY : ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-01

EOR SALE-AT A GREAT BAR GAIN IF TAKEN
al once-45 feet on I'd ST. ne, just south of Mary
land ave-: only 80 feet deep to q 3Ofcot alley
my29-3t LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER GU St NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-01

- choice Building Lot on north side of L ST. NV,
bet. Sth and 9th, LOUIS p SHOEM AKER
my293t 900 r st n w.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-01

E,OR SALE-A FARM OF 400 ACRES IN LOU
H. doun county, Va, in high state Of cultivation;
80 acres in fruit; 25 I'm vegetables; 40 in fine wheat
loo IN 5 grass balance in oak and pine have had
four trains daily; new buildings; will be sold for
$2OOOO cash. cost $7OOOO; be divided into four.
1e1-th,s.m washington n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-01

MENTAL EXHAUSTION, NERVOUS PROS
N1 trafion. neuralgia. rheumatism, paralysis, st
Wins Dance all nervous and chronic diseases cured
without the use Of medicine. Office treatment u. BY
w pAkkER Magnetic Healer, l2l1 IA. svenw.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-01

lTOR SALE
II Stxr0om House. st., bet LIST and ID SITS: easy
terms; 81, roo. E1ghtroom Frame. 18th bet L and
NJ: lot 25x.O n: 81 500. Twelveroom House U ST.,
bet 18Th and 1I;h stS; $4,000. Five-rcom House v
st. bet 18Th and l4th stsS lot l9xl45 fl, Soft
alley; S2,2O0 j. r HEREFORD,
Ily20-3tr li23la Sc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-01

I,OR SALE-SEyERAL VERY PRETTY HOUSES
It With large grounds. nicely improved: also
lots NJ nj Pleasant and Columbia Heiehts, on easy
terms WALKER WILSON, I0o6 St NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-01

kOfS SALE-AT A BARGAIN-
Il A very desirable Corner Lot on 18th st. NV.
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER.
ar m "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-01

yTHHE STRIKE Is OVER. AND AN NOW PRE-
Il pared 70 deliver fresh Cumberland Coal at
lowest market prices. Orders promptly filed
JOHN MILLER,
Lumber. Wood and Coal.
1O20 14th 81 NV: Al ST. and Maryland ave- Aw.:
my22-1m 6OVth CaDitol and I sta
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-01

u1,oR sALE-CHEAP-IN MT. PLEASANT s
II room House, LOT 5Ox135 f.: plenty OF shade; easy
terms. 1854 Fiye-ro0Gl Cottage lot 4Oxi 40 tt;
IN rec streets; %, 200. J. T. HERTFURD,
Iuy2S3t< 1921, +
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1886-01-09
RESTAURANT 4 LODGING HOUSE

HAVING LEASED THIS POPULAR ES-
II adjustment, IL Will be my aim to con-
tlnue the business in such a manner as to up
hold its already well-earned reputation and TO
merit the continuation ofthe public patronage.
Tabls supplied with the best in the market
Ashars Of public patronage solicited.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1886-01-09
NO. sl5.
APPLICATION FOR A PATENT.

EUREKA. NEVADA. December II, lo<o.
NOTICE II HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Benjamin Il. Brooks Whose postofre
10 Boston, Massachnsetts) has ihis day lied
his APPLICATION Tor n patent for hftecn hun
$500 linear feet of the Lodi Mine or vein beag-
ing silver. with surface ground six hundred
(600l feet In width. situate. lying and being IN
silver Canyon Mining District. County "
White Pine aud STATS 81 Nevada. aud known
and designated by the field nofrE and Official
plat on file In this office 10 Lot Number ~
located on nnsuryeyed lands. the exterior
boundaries Of said Lot No ~ being as fob
lows. 10 vii.
Beginning AZ post marked No L y Survey
No. y. also marx oil post No ] 4 =. survey No.
81, the same being identical whence [ 5 men,
ument No. bears y ola deg W 1879 fecis
L. ). monument No. bears v. 81 c7aE- W.
4Iif feet; post ma rked No. L.. ,. survey
No. - bears :. deg. =. SO feet: entraage
to Sadie l. tunnel No. bears ; II deg. E.
800 feet; n shaft upon rhi. lode bears =. 62k
degrees. +. ~ feet. an open cut upon the
lode bears = a. deg. y Ia feet; second
open cut upon this lode bears : 49is deg 3. Z
50 feet; thence running first course, >. 20 deg
+ coo feet along south end line of L Sur
yey No. 81 10 post marked No. L. 5 Sur
No. 42, also marked post Nod L Survey No.37,
the corners being identical thence second
course, :. = dog. +. 1900 10 post mark ed
No I. : Survey No q: :thence third
No I L ). Survey No. ~: shenee fourth
course. y . deg. W 800 to 10 post No. ! !,
the place Of beginning, contai ing Il 100
acres. Courses expressed from the true mer-
idian, with a magnetic variation Of 1914 deg.
East
The location Of This mine is duly recorded In
the Recorders office of Silver Canyon Mining
Distrio, White Pine County. Nevada.
THIS claim Is bounded on the north by the
Sadie l. mine.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
portion of said Lodi mine or said snrfseg
ground as hereinbefore described aro required
to he their adverse claim with the Register
Of the United States Land once at Eureka. In
tile State Of Nevada. during the sixty days
period OF publication hereof. or they Will he
barred by virtue Of the provisions OF tho
statute.
F. II. HINCKLEY Register.
II IL hereby ordered that the foregoing notice
OF Application for a Patent be published for
the period Of ten consecutive weeks In the
White Pine News. weekly newspaper pub-
lished at Taylor Nevada
d26lOw F. II. HIScKLEY. Register.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1886-01-09

Wcc week In your eva town. Terms ana
WVU s. OUTFIT free. Address Il. HAA1TB
a &C., Portland. Aans.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-02-09

II am using d.. Graves Heart Reguls-
tor with great results, had heart disease for
8 years, 50 bad could not lie down.-John
McGuG, Pike Station, o. The Heart Regu.
lstor cures al forns OF heart disease, ner-
vousues aud sleepaessness-
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-02-09
society Elsewhere.
JOPLIN.


Mrs. McGraw and Miss McGraw, o
Weir City, Kansas, were in the city
Wednesday visiting friends.
Mrs. p E. Blow entertained a pro
gressive euchre party Tuesday night In
honor of her guest Miss Ella Primsn, O
Lincoln, I'LL.
Mrs. Ed. Swift, who has spent the las
two weeks with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
McConey, left Thursday morning for bel
home at Carl Junction, Mo.
SPRINGFIELD.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Paxton, of sey-
mour, are visiting in the city.
George Green, of Vinita, /. T., is visit
ing his mother, on the corner of Mt Yer.
non and Main streets.
Mrs. Lynn Brisbane returned to. hel
home in POS D'Arc Wednesday, having
been in the city visiting friends.
Miss Mary Kanning left last Wednes
day night for St. Louis. She expects to be
gone two or three months visiting friend:
in that city.
DIR. George w. Woods, Surgeon u. S
n, son-in-law of the late j. E. Tolfree, i
in the city, the guest of Mrs. Tolfree, on
Benton avenue.
Miss Ella Mcclure having completed
her engagement as teacher in the public
schools near ST. Louis, has returned to
Springfield and is residing with her aunt,
Mrs. Van Hoose, on West Walnut street
where she will probably remain during the
rest of the winter.
wARRENsBUBa.
-Blen King went to Kingsyille las,
night IL
. Mrs. Pet Bale Drake has returned
home. ..c.
Frank Bird went to Pleasant Hill
Mrs. Atkins, of Kansas City, is visiting
friends here.
-Miss Mary Anderson, has returned
from Kansas City.
Mrs. Hendricks left this week for her
home at Kansas City.
Mrs n. Sitilwell left this week TO visi,
Mr. r r. stillwell at Independence.
Mr.. John Anderson and family, OF
Nashville, Tenn, are in the city visiting
his father, On West Market street.
The Quarry City Dancing Club gave
another Of their delightful parties ct I'm
pire hall Tuesdsy The weather SCENE ; 70
have no effect upon the dance-lovine
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-02-09
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY Is,
EGYPT

Its Past Present. and Future
1OO Views OF
mds E1nn Casaas Of the Nile Cities Rural s, Sati: in
Costumes Oh the Country Animals, and
illustrations OF the War in the SOudan showing
p, Map OF the Seat of War, Baal Scenes,
Outposhs Ambushes of Arabs Spells
Desert Marches Camel Artillery,
Mountain Batteries
Shoe, Reviews, Recep-
TONS Spies Signaling
Khed Queen Victoria
many others with disolving Views.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-02-09
SOCIETY NEWS.

Any i,esns Of interest suitable Tor this d-rart-
nent, fr- nc Sedsliz neil hboIirg places, are
spcctfally s.i cited. We want q vivacious, zctiys
and fbeery lady correspondent in q the neighbOr-
ing towns tributary 10 Soda Ia Address all surh
ozinunicstioas 90 Eosz Pearir, society reporter,
kAHl,a Sfhce. eedsliA, Nc.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-02-09
DINNER PARTY.


Mrs ]. c. Brandon gave a pleasant
little dinner In honor OF DIR. Edmonson.
president of the university, at her residence
In University place last Friday. The din
ner was carefully served and consisted of
many delicacies. Among the guests ire.
spective Of DR.. Edmonson, were Miss Laura
Stearns, Messrs. Alfred Shortridee. Georoe
Edmonson and e. c. Brandon. of the mi.
yersity, Misses Ella Stearns and Linda
Shortride, of Upton.
A SOCIAL PARTY.
A very pleasant party was given at the
residence of Mr.. and Ms. Fred Svortofo-
ure, on East Fifteenth street, last Thursdsy
evening. The amusements were games and
music. Among these who contributed tn
the music were Ar. Snidaker, who gave :
fine violin sselec8on, secompanied sbyE Mr..
Swortghgure on the organ, Miss Alma Ay-
cry Who gave several instrumental selec-
tiops in On excellent manner. Choice NJ.
freshmens were served at 10 o,cIook
Among the gnests were Misses Alma Aver
sema Miller, Retta Talbot, Mrs. d. Miller.
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1886-02-13

Ribbon store
Embroidery store,
Trimming store,
Handkerchief store,
Calico store,
Ginsham store,
Black Goods store,
Linen Goods store,
Dress Goods store,
Notion store,
New-York tribune., 1886-08-01
SUSPENSION or ". j. Ho0rER d Soy.

HALrlMOEr, July 81 (SpccinL L.- Commercial
ana manufacturing circles here were greatly surprised
today Ly The announcement that the firm of William j..
Hooper a son ilcd decd OF trust the superior
Court for The bcnc Of creditors. No bond cd by
the trustees Thomas NJ lanahan and James 4. Gary.
The firm extensively engaged IN tho manufacturing Of
seine twIme netting, etc. About two years ago Mr.
William J Hooper bought a large property at Mountain
Island CASTOR County, y. c. and established largo
factory there. lie employs nvs or sr hundred opcr-
avcs and a. doing much to develop that portion
Of North Carolina. IIc has also large 6archousc here
Mr.. Hooper II engaged not only In thr milling Dnsi
ness but IL president Of Ihc H,Tdid Publishing Conn
pany almost sole owner OF that paper. Ihc Hcdid
the oue-cent paper of baltimore. Since Mr. Hopper
purchased 1t about Sl2JooO hve years ago. has
expended $4,000 or slOO.OOO In the improvement OF
the plant rough estimate places the assets at
S,OOOOO; the liabilities At from $4,000 10 Sl75OOO
Mr. Hooper one OF the most prominent R"pnbcans IN
and aud In 1879 candid alto Tor Mayor. He
has served In the CITY Council and has occupied many
positions OF prominence In his party. The assignment
docs effect me Wtr0l0
New-York tribune., 1886-08-01
JOrTlNGs HERE AND THERE.

AMSTERDAM, July 81. Three men rushed
into Chinese laundry Marketst last night. knocked
down Chung Bong song and turning out the threw
"A cloth his head an: stole 500 from his pockets
BUFFALO. July 3l.-lho eastward movement of Hour
and grain the West through Buffalo for July shows
an Increase OF 2i5i0l barrels in receipts Of Hour and
an Increase 093 bushels In receipts %! gram
estimating -four wheaO as compared with tue Same
month last year The total receipts OF the season t1
dato are: Flour 93j rs barrels; wheat, l1,io5'-c
bushels; corn, l3.2O5,13l
ROCHESTER,. July 3l.-rbe Monroe County iti'h Na'
tona League last night elected deleeaton OF twenty
members headed by william Purcell, Editcr OF Iha
Onion amt Adrriser. and joseph o'onnor' Editor ot
IN, Post ErDress TO the Chicago convention next month
All are opposed TO dynshte or otnrr
forms OF violence. This Is the parent Lsss"e "I 'n'
New-York tribune., 1886-08-01
NATIONAL TEMPERANCE SOCIETY.

OCEAN GROVE. July 81 ciaO.-Although
tho fourth day OF tho National Temperance Society
opened cloudy and showery n good congregation as
sembled at tho Auditorium George H. Hicks financial
secretary Of the society represented tho great need Of
financial aid for tho work In tho South. The address
was made by John b. Finch, Right Worthy Grand
Tempar OF tho Order OF Good Templars. lie was
introduced as the IepreSen ative OF 100000
Good Templars He said that in 1851 there
not temperance organization which admitted
women Because of this fact tho Order OF Good Temp
lars was organized by mon and women unknown to
fame. Antagonizlng social customs and prejudice.
laughed at and eered. has circed the globe Miss
Laura Blin daughter Of Colonel George W. Baln. re-
cited "rhe saloon Keepers Surrender" very efectu
ally Edward Carsweu, OF Canada, talked to tho boys
and girls. ono OF his remarks was: Donovan Rossa
Ia ks about tho wrung Ireland ireland pays moro
liquor all the amount to- This evening
the seventeenth anniversary OF the Ocean Grove Ass0
citation took place. Tomorrow morning the Kew d. H.
A. Cleveland, OF Philadelphia, Will deliver tho ann
vsrsary Tho evening address Will DO Oy George
". BAN, 0f kcntucky.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-01
THROTGH NEU-IORK STA TE.
TROUBLES OF THE BRINcKERHoFFs.

PouGmKErrsIF, July 81. - Sine Justice
Bernard dismissed Mrs. B.inckerhons motion for d.
yorce great efforts hsvo been made for permanent
settlement of tue whole matter. thus far without sue
cess Her counsel appeared before Judge Barnard TINS
morning and made motion Tor additional costs Jul 20
E,ra.rt decided that they must hand III IN itemized
account and gave them until Monday morning to do So
Two propositions have been maize by the paintf ani II
the counsel Tor the defendant will not accept either Mrs
rncKcrho, counsel will tell her To 20 to the captains
handsome homo on south IamlltOnst early next Week
and assume courrol OF the bOuseh Id L. shr does 40,
Miss Liza trum. who made correspondent IL Mrs.
suit for divorce and who was completely
yiudca Ell by Judge Barnard ami WHO uow la charge
OF the ouschod, VIII no doubt Oe requstcJ
New-York tribune., 1886-08-01
ANXIOUS FRIENDS IN PnILADELPuIA. \.

PuILADELrIuA, July 81 l>Pccidi The party
on the Saran craig rs The Novelty Social.
being the major part OF company OF mon AMI women
who enjoyed themselves last fall and winter by box
parties al the opera ana in other socsl w,ys. Mrs.
stevens and Mrs Asn the chApcrons Of the party
and their "trip lOOkei forward t. with much pleas
ire When the nows reached the city II spread rapidly
and Tor time the telegraph Offices were Kept busy send
ing dispatches OF inquiry. while the newspaper Offices
were run down with friends ana relatives OF those VINO
we're known TO have been the schooner. Frank A.
Souhwor,h OF the firm Of SouihwOrth Buikcy II Co..
OF which firm Marcus Bulkey was member, took the
frat train To Long Branch, while A. e. Williams the
othsr member of the nrn Immediately beg An tcic graph
ing discover II possible whether hr only male mem
her o, the marty who was drowned their partner
Mrs Martina Bllkley tho mother or NJ. p. Bu!kry,
learned tho particulars OF tho caamty through nows
ever
New-York tribune., 1886-08-01
THE CRAIG A NORTH CAROLINA VESSEL.
NAMrS OF THOSE WHO W.Ng FROM PiiILApL LPbiA
HE EXCURSION.

ON HE INCCRSlON.
PHILADELPHIA, July 80 DSpecidN. - The
sarah craig not rhltdelphia vessel Sic arrived
In this port from North Carolina. ia len with
watcrmclous. After these wcro disposed or tic
schooner WAS hired to- number OF gentlemen FOR
weeks cruise among the seaside resorts Ihe party con-
sisted OF Mr. aud Mrs. j. H. stevens Mss NJ stevens.
tho Misses Merritt. Miss ~ l.. Keuew, Mrs.
H. A. Asku. VI - jessie Mcclure. = {. W. jordan, l. ".
Hail. Marcus Bilscy Chester Cark. AliieG Potter.
They were all residents OF ts city anu sailed from the
~pruce-st wharf last Tuesday morning. several other
well-known Ladies' to have jouet the party at
Atlantic Cty. Among these Mrs. john f. B,,l lr,
Mrs. William Mcfarland and Mfs. j. I. IhOgp.
but for reason. as yet unexplained,
they dccncd 10 on board All the
member. OF the party with single exception, that OF
Chester Clark, drowned. were wealthy and
we're connected wish veknown business houses In TINS
city. Mr. Clark was telegraph operator ~ the Broad
street station OF the ladies' who lost theft lives, Mrs
II. A. Askn was the wife OF Henry AsSin OF NcCauifs
Opera House: Mlss Maud c. Rettoy was the daughter
OF Thomas W. Hottrw retired tobacco merchant. the
Misses Merritt daughters OF Edwin A. Merritt. ot
No. sol North Tweneth-s. Mrs. j. ii. stevens Is the
mother Of Mrs Askin ami Miss NJ stevens.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-01
IS THERE DISTRESS IN LABRADOR OR MOTT

IS THERE DISTRESS IN LABRADOR OR MOTT
LoNpoN, July 31.-The Colonial Office an
nouuces that the following telegram yesterday
to the Earl Of CanwiaD, the British Admiral at CHAR
lOttetown
Report whether you can suggest any means "i senu-
ing succor TO the distressed Inhabitants OF Labrador
drawing supplies from sIaifIx elsewhere, hrs ny
ships OF war, secondly, by other means.
The following reply was rcceivcd
The reported distress is denied here have received
no communication on subject from the Governor or
the senior officer In Newfoundland or from any other
source have teegraphed TO tile Governor ior lh
formation. CLANWIlIIAN'
The Governor OF Newfoundland subsequent replied
az follows to the Earl OF Clanwilliam:
have reason believe that the report OF starvation IN
Labrador Is absolutely unf0unded.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-01
4 COLORFD NAN KILLED WITH A BRICK

PHILADELPHIA, July 31.-Early this morning
party OF young mon boarded vessel lying AZ rine
Street wharf, Delaware with the intention OF soaS
svimming in the river They driven OF by thsso
on board and retaatsd by throwing stones at tho ves
SOL Ono OF the missiles struck Samuel snaw' "ss
twenty four colored who stood on tns dsSs. s
knockiug him into the stream and ho was DC
fora assistapos could reach him. Five boys, Johi i
othy aui Richard Mclaughlin. George Flynn anu
Thomas Manning were arrested
New-York tribune., 1886-08-01
sriCIDg OF A STATION AGENT

HARTFORD. July 81 tSpecidD.-W. ii. Dickin.
SON the agent at the Deep River station OF the Hartford
and Connecticut Valley Railroad committed suicide
,h,. morning by hanging A short time ago he resigned
hs position aud t. C. starscy was appointed TO All his
Mace Dickinson TO remain and Instruct the new
lent I'm his duties This morning Starkey went TO the
mot and on opening tho Eight house found Dlcku-
son hanging from one OF the beams.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-01
A CHICAG 90 FAMILY LIVES on DO0S FLESH

CHICA 90 FAMILi LIVES Wv DooS fLSeH'
CHICAGO. July 31.-Joseph Holdreck, ro-
bust looking Bohemian, was before Justice this morn
Ing charged with keeping nine dogs. When asked what
ho did with so many of them Joseph caused great
commoton In court by cooy remarking that he fat
tened them In the summer and killed and ate them In
the winter. lie added:
al lhaf twonty leste vile ago and cat fourteen OF
dem Tmes is bad and my woman aud der kinder like
them welL"
Ho was ordered 10 kill procure licenses for his
dogs. He said they would eat seven Of them and get
liuSnses for the other two
New-York tribune., 1886-08-01
1UP UIEJEu SYNDICATE SILL UOPFFUL

THE HARLEM SYNDICATE SlILL HOPEFUL
PITTsBuRG July 81 (Special.-Thc Rev. Mr..
Cooyert and his attorneys returned from Now York
morning where thoy have spent several weeks inves
gazing the Titles the large Harlem estate about which
40 much has been published. Mr.. Coovert says: "Wo
Iound a clear title fOrtytwo blocks OF buildings.
We believe we Will have no trouble IN proving our
clu i'm
New-York tribune., 1886-08-01
FRAGMENTS OF CABLE NEWS.

AMSTERDAM, July 31.-A socialist leader ono Wander
stadt, was arrested here today.
KIssESGEN. Jolly 31.-Prnce Bismarck and his VIII"
started today FOR MGnich en route to Gastein.
BAYRIUT July 3l.-Thc condition Of Able List has
become more critical
MADRID. July 3l.-scfDr Camacho Minister OF fl
CO. rendered his resignation In the 'orIes TO-
day Premier read royal decree suspenuinS
All q that bOly.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-01

HE CALLED THE C0gRT "LInEKILS CLUE.
MIppLErowN, Conn.,, July 31.-The charge
OF contempt of court against Frank II. Afford OF Hs
Mddietocn Herald was settled to-day. Afford filing
with tho Court written opology. He recently took oc-
csion to say In his paper that bond OF $780, liked In
the case OF prisoner charged with attempting brutal
assault was outrageou.y low In view OF thefact that
tho bond IN the case OF +. III. Foster, newspaper
man accused Of criminal libel, liked at oOOO w
winding up the article he termed the court the Llns
Kiln Cub." lie was thereuIon arrested.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-01

REDUCING THE SHORT DISTANCE RECORD.
CLEVELAND, July 81 (Specah. Harry NJ.
johnson, of Ptsburg the champion short distance
her of tho world. ran against the l0Oyards world
record to-day at tho meeting OF the Cleveland
Athletic Club lie covered tho distance In 10 seconds
be .tiug the record by a NTH OF "a second.