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toHnED \ nIIIINInN.
nov Charlie warren Wade KoRd, -
Its ~ cddiug Postponed o.. ihr
INp"CtHut bride.

\ cstcrduy, Charlie Warren. aged
-a-H -prv youth. too, was commit.
ted TO the custody of ~hpuf Harris,
and now hc can uul, exercise In q
ruu-Arumd The sweet ozone uf the
pralries is hi- to breathe 10 longer.
aud instead of air rcdulcut OF Wild
blossoms, hu iuhHlcs odOr-
mixed with carbolic acid. His
lips That hc destined shortly to press
other lips, now press those cruel hsr-
aud the maiden tar away on the Leon
-igh- Tor his carc-srs. Ain, poor
girl, she viii sigh in vain Charlie
had read of bridal trUu--rHu, ana he
desired one lie had not TIA" cash,
aud be got - crow bar. hen 10 uau
.ct- about - thung with an incentive,
h" sometimes gets there, aud Charlie
dId, but hc cnuld not get
away. That i- Wh, he l- here
nov lie observed Mrs Wilson
millinery establishment, Ht Metre
gor. Hnu hr saw IN the tasteful show
rurr- of that lHdy lust the things hr
wanted. In the night time, when the
uWucr- were away, thHrlic entered
aud lOudly gHlrd upon webs OF lace
such to Alr-. cuus didn't woar Ia
tact tina, badly never ha- been accused
Of wearing anything to any grcs, "a
tent Mr. Venus Wa pututiNcN
pnr-imoniuu- aud the family were ttr-
gurntl} neglected IN respect to dH
goods. But Charlie Intended To pro.
vide against such contingencies, and
procured n supply. Mrs. " ileou had
urcs Illusion, pa--alucutcric, crepe de
chine. crepe lissc, ruchnR ull those
articles that ladies heads dwell upon.
pnd Charlie got lot together and
made upn bundle tie h not
Hu expert AT handling that class oi
wares. lie can tie n lruruug down
aud burn blotch ON on it, hidc, OF
rope II mule, OF make "A qWrt, but
when hc undertook to mike zap mil.
liurry parcel he was lrit badly IN
addition To plumcs, artificial flowers,
yrlNet7 aud salins, bc-ide the prcyi-
Gus invoice, lac selected n pair al gold
-pcctacln- aud suluo other lrwclry
when he WAS ready to 20, hc didn't,
however Tor he WAS seized ut the
scene OF his exploit red-hHnied, or
piuk.rlbbunrd or somehow that way ,
aud hc i, here 10 stay.
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ROUND ABOUI TOWN.

Look out tor Ellis moving wagon.
Order your chicken feed from
Palmer.
Give your orders tor ice to Farley
Hen deliver un time.
Best Ice cream In Waco nj thc Del.
monico. lO cent? - plate.
George W. Mclaughlin sells and
delivers big load OF dry stove wood
tor ~ 80.
Farlcy's ice meets the hot wave sue,
cessiully. II is the only thing that
can do that
Fsrlcy'- zee meets the hot wave sue
ce-stully II }, the only thing that
can do that
Boarding and lodging Mt Alex
Brulc'- White Elephant restaurant.
Give hima call
Give your orders tor lee to Farley.
Hen deliver ON time.
= ~ullcr, the American tailor, next
TO the corner OF sixth and Washing
ton, guarantee "a perfect Ill., Al. hc
asks 10 trial
sleeper clifton u Co. hnvo uo clos.
ing.uul sales. but urdor.cll nll uth-
crs. WHY: because they make TWO
NhltT lb hN' on MY hlUtl NiNHit no 10 q
eau afford TO sell ON hult "a, profit
l.audrctlI'- fresh turmp seed tor
sale by &. &. M,Culluch. Two nr-
OF 81 Louis fancy lour Waco Roller
mills flour aud Brulo- mills Hour 300 {
bought nj % bargain and tor splo
cheap 10y G. C. McCuuoch ,Hout
forget that c. {. McCulluch has rhepp
sugar molH--c- Hud huur Fresh
Whitaker and ST. Louis hams. hard
and brcakiast bacon At G.. G.. MgCul.
luch's. Whcat-buu, corn and unt- al.
way kept tor sale bN &. g. Nc, uI-
loch. Fine coffee iu every Dnuculya-
BILE shape, green, ruu,trd aud ground,
at G. {. MoCulloch's Fine tens BOO
endless variety, at &C. Mclu.Ioch's.
The best stock of hey West rigur,
aud fine chewing tobacco nj {. g. Me-
Culloch's. ltyou want tine groceries
fresh aud pure, Nuu rHu H,wHN- find
them at G.. c. Met uluch',
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row to Tel, ~. r,m. n, S,sb,.

.ttl,a ~ aadta ~ 'T~sr
Perhaps the most ingenleu thissiA tho
way OF an advertising no,sliy thst has
com. cut for many yssrs. " . usiqss coo.
HivAncs bsusd " the punI Mali
WHISKY Company BslamorO. Nd. pre-
pris'ors St Dunys purs malt ubukey.
Unlike most ,hinGs 81 ss sisd. With
which The country h. ss.A d.lussd
bsrstotog> This 10 . ds,idsd dsp.f,srs
from The usu u rut and aside hon oeinz
ose OF shc most attractive tEiass We havo
ever seen. 10 avolyesA new disooVsrJ "a
science vhiSh "a 0eta interesting Ahd ia
structiVs So vaiusGis was this disesvery
regarded II was awarded rrst pTifs gold
nsdal ~ the BrussslS International M
position, and 10 seems slmest Ike
proltituubg science W pa, IA to advsr
Using purposes att 10 something ,hstis
invaluable " institution, Of learning aud
would readily command a good price II
prt GA sale However the iliiy people,
Apprcc,a'lug t. Importance, have gotten
It ou, ~ the highest artistic stIls, such as
will secure iur tt permanent pLAe. Ia
sy,rJ house 10 tue country
Inv WV VI - lNllNA huuV AutfbN
Mariners Stellar Tins Pose. les object
being 20 fututob guide vhswey IN, COS
rec, tune may be sscertainss at any hour
u the night, ~ Observance Of As North
star and three other bright stsrs nea, n.
the four starr tormiu. eros. or Ctuciot.
WHICH revoiyes round the celestial polo
iNs Ihs hands ofA clock by the aid Of
Tho Dudys device which represents q
miniature nrmausut Aad Abslr dial. the
ums oan be sSosrtaiuci almost to the min.
.tn which Is destined to render IL inrslu.
Nulc To- Mariners hunters Flshermsa and
Co the masses generally n after a little
Practice even n child will bs abs 10 tell
Ihc time at night
Although the device IL quits az .Eren.
sNc one the propiiotors intend distrbut.
iug IL free aud iu time every BODY Ia thu
.ountry will hSyooue Requests for Same
by mail musths accompanied by sta cents
In postage stamps addressed to their sup.
ply Department As already they srs
uOodSd with applications
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nrs. Brundcdge, Ala. BR Drake,
pHrkvillc, Tenn, W W Cauiiuld, south
Bo.Vuo.
81 the N.v M,ClrImnd-T II
Shire. Dallas satin II >heuon, 81
LOUIS. I. VI Phillips. New ork, Jas
r Harris. IT Louis Leslie Hewitt,
Buffalo y y; vii, a Has.oll. Rrvan,
VIM Thompson ir, DsiIs, 4 T. VII
kiuson aud SON. Deni.ou + \ MELON.
aid. city. Juo W Dickinson. Tyler. Mrs
Patton lptlcr-ou IL Chase, - l., y
a Z EN. Miss Laura stewart. MISS
Rose barclay, Reagan. Mrs Mittcu
thai. liillsboro. Jas + Woods, \ir.
pjuia. VI Mitchell Louisville kN.
d \ RubcU aud lady HASKELL
" II Wells. ciN. Joe Wartcl,Ry,
j VI ~hspcra, ll.lIshoro, i ~imons.
Texas; ! T. Walker Gatr.NillG u j
Hudson. lorcun John Mcpcrmott
New ORR, Frank sharp Mat Foley,
B4Ilugcr T. Tom Cox, Ma-tcr.,illr
,l T. Rodgers, Texas. L " I'm rN, Waco.
Geo Z Moore. GAtesviilc.
At the Pacific - Ilcll Richmond.
VA Is Daegnn, Philadelphia, j T.
Kane. Houston. l. VI Phillips. New
\ orb j y llru-leN, city Tee Cotton
Sew, Orleans. \ kirksrN llill-horo T.
VI West MtCum 4 " lnuEhrr. New
York. T. y Jane. lriuout Oh Il Fer
tell. L ~ PrurN. cIt. B ~rllrmu. III
worth. ne Ford WmmrN R Me
kriu, Kansas CtN " \ Reynolds.
BOSTON. u T. GrnN. lAmpN-a- j VI
Ross. Brltun T. Langley -
u.
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lhr recovery Of digestion aud the usump.
lion VI activity by the liver luwtl- aud til
uuyt are milesto on which marx uuf ptogfuss
0n llr road 10 health, Thpy speedily become
Trtcepuble when liUstrtteTs stomach UItcfs
lsusai % Mo invalid Soothing tpsutsly aud
uIlslluously consumes mo distance ~ tho
de'lTed goal A. no bodily function eau tuf
rrHl health Of thy system ~ the ~ stem Can
ne, ef acquire perfect ylgOt, hoAlthHaYunuYln
uu'il thai function be- actively resumed Take
r. Invariably foCthed by tho Hlttcfs N tho
Ifgaus upon which 20 doyO ycs gtuw weak uil.
liI. suess constipation headache, poverty uf
thr Llood aud hundred other ~ m ptulns SUI
petreuo which Indicate unmlstakaLly the
! hAnefll general lunuenCo u dyspcpsia The
| 1lsspprAfaurs Of all these sym ptumH Through
| tbs u,o NJ the Il itefs. show with uust thor
! Iuslavu il fsm1Yss thelf c.uss
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Food mHkcs blood aud blood maL ~
beauty. Improper digestion OF food
necessarily produces bHd blood. &C.
sultmg In II ioclruR of Iullnc-r ln The
stomach, AcidiB, heartburn, -lrk
hca0Hchr aud other dl-pcpti, symp-
toms a closely ,unlincd late causes
indigestion, constipation, hliou-ucss
aud loss OF appetite. 10 rcmuyc these
troubles there i- NO remedy cIunl 10
PricklN Ash Hittcrs. u has been tn
ed aud proven to bee II succlll..
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our clothing and gents furnishing
goods department are points of spec
iaI interest 10 gentlemen during the
next thirty day-. Don't miss this
chance to buy bargains for We sure
ly have them, NJ wc must and will
close ont our eutcre summer stock
SANoEK Bios.
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Just received, choice lot OF suit
herring Russian sHrdur, IN brg-,
swiss chrc,c, American tull cream
chcr-c, etc. Also handle the waco
Roller Patent Hour. Plants \ ] Pat.
cnt, Double Eagle Patent, Electric
Patent These goods arc nll first
class aud guaranteed. Western aud
country produce, such ~ fresh cab.
balc, potatoes, onions, apples, kmut
creamery mud country butter are nl-
WAYS un hand. CALI
Oh. MILLlHs l'rathcr Block
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For short time only, to Introduce
my work to the pubic, | viii reduce
prices uu all dental Worh nearly 90
per cent Wtll make tull -ctt, of
teeth tor Il3t told billings $3.50.
Amulgnm aud cement hlIngs ST. rN
tracing 80 ct-. All other operations
Ia proportiun and all work. gunrun
iced II e.. ~AuNuIt-. /. -. -.
al" Austin Avenue, over bean pho
tOgrHph gallery.
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g. l.. Gooch leud- the van and win
pay better prices for second hand
goods than anyone "Lay ON Medium,
aud damned bee hc who first cries
hold enough"
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sealed proposals WILDE received At
the office of the county Judge unlIl 10
n ~. Monday August 9lh, 1856. tor
furnishing sud placing 40 the cell.
room oi the county Inil Of Mrlcuunn
county, twelve .la. steel clad mil
cells Hud corudur- ia accordance with
lhr plane Aud specifications, copies OF
which, aud ANY additional ,umrmn.
ton, mAy boz obtained h the office ul
the county Judge " ", LNAN.,
County nudge, Mol rnuHu county
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niIIInerN

Ladies' liuc hat and bonnet shapes,
elegant plumrs aud tips, superb
flowers, NIL marked Way down, nj our
great midsummer clearing sale,
~A>Utr Bios.
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Ten irops Of A"g"siur" hiusrs impaft
went Hll summer lrnutU IIs DO uui .uu VII
newer bee without a. uUt Dec sure 600 t.t tho
World rruoN urn NngU~turH, manufactures
uus Dos %. u 4. n. Hit#EH. & -urs.
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"Coldeus Ll4 ut Beet Tome is n
wonderful remedy for weakness
fever and loss Of apetlte'
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-01-06

THE SUPPLEMENT OF THE EVENING STAR
to-day contains the full text of the bill intro
duced by MIR. McComas in the House yesterday
to regulate insurance companies in the District
of Columbia, the Hebrew fair the destructive
floods in Pennsylvania, Great Yachting Ahead,
full list OF members OF the Cabinet and of Con-
gress, and their places of residence, telegraphic
news, etc. The advertisements are classified as
follows: Auction Sales, House-furnishings, Fam
lily Supplies, Books, Pianos and Organs, Attor-
neys, Ladies' Goods, Educational, Gentlemen's
Goods, Sewing Machines, Professional, Dentistry.
The Trades, Financial, Steamers. Medical, Wood
and Coal, Specialties, Potomac River Boats,
Railroads, Undertakers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-01-06
FLOODS IN THE NORTH.
High Water I'm the Hudson-A Railroad
Bridge Over the keuuebec Wreck ed.

Troy, y. ", Jan. 6.-The river has been r.
lieved OF the thin ice in the upper Hudson, and
there is freshet OF over three feet The water
is over the docks, and il rising rapidly. Tho
storehouses along Front street are threatened
with damage.
ROME y. ", Jan. 6.-With q cessation OF rain
and colder temperature the flood In the
Mohawk river Is rapidly subsidlng.
AUGUSTA, Me, Jan. 6.-Two l12 feet spans OF
the railroad bridge across The Kennebec river
at this place were carried away 10y a freshet at
O'Clock this morning. Late IN the fall repairs
were commenced on the bridge, and at the time
OF the accident the two spans rested entirely on
one trestle work. built up from the bed Of the
river. The rains OF the past few days had
greatly weakened the ice, and fears were enter
tanned for the safety OF the bridge and a strict
watch was kept. The water rose about two feet
between o'clock last night and q this morn
ing. At little past = O'Clock the ice CON-
menced TO run over the dam, and came down
in large quantities against the treste work,
not stand the pressure; and gave way. Three
loaded coal cars went down with the bridge.
Much delay will be caused la travel.
PORTLAND, Me-, Jan. 6.-The Maine Central
bridge over Royals river, at Yarmouth, has
been SO weakened by the freshet that the morn
ing trains could not cross IL, and the passengers
had To be transferred.
SACo. Me-, Jan. 6.-The Saco river Is at the
highest stage ever known i'm January. This
morning the ice broke above the falls and
parted two main booms, and 10000 feet of logs
was lost over the dam. Considerable damage is
reported from above here.
Freslset Ia the SWsQuehRuua.
HAyRE-DE-tiRACE, Jan. 6.-The Susquehan ma
river Is higher at this point than at any time
broken loose, and are being swept down the
river.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-01-06
TroubIes or Bustness Men,

Boston, Jan. 6.-Herman Weber q Co., deal.
ers in jewelry and watchmakers' materials az
No. 424 Washington street, have failed. Their
nally of S6,51S i'm stock aud 81 900 In notes,
accounts and cash.
PITTsBURG, PA, Jan. 6.-The wholesale hard
ware store of Thomas Birney a. Co. has been
closed by the sheriff on executions aggregating
S25, 900. The firm met with severe losses last
winter by supplying Kinks with skates and not
being paid for them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-01-06


DENVER Co.., Jan Ga storm OF unusual
violence prevails In the mountains. The block
AIDES on the railroads are the worst known fDr
years The signal service ofiicer here says the
storm originated In the Rocky Mountai ns four
days ago. when the first frigid weather began.
At the towns In northern Colorado tho Their
mometer varied from twenty TO thirty degrees
below zero. At Tennessee Pass, above Lead
willie. the mercury was 33 degrees below. This
intensely cold weather was accompanied by
high winds blowing from the north. The zero
laden winds, blowing east and striking the
warmer atmosphere, caused the neavy snow
fall in Kansas. The worst phase OF the storm ~
the necessarily disastrous effect ~ VIII have
upon the cattle interests. Hls thought that the
storm will cause O high death rate in 'uthern
Colorado, not because of the snow particularly,
but because OF the intensely cold weather aud
herds are drifting 10 the river and showing I'M
mtstakeable evidences OF exposure and fatigue.
In the mountain valleys, where thousands OF
cattle were lately driven from the overstocked
ranges oil the plains, the storm viii prove TO DO
excessively severe. The larger portion of these
valleys are out of reach of telcgraphic commu-
nication. In the valleys heard from, especially
in western and northern Colorado lying west OF
the con tinental divide, the snow Is reported To
be unusually deep and the streams frozen.
Great loss viii undoubtedly toe the result. The
unparalleled cold weather i'm northern New
Mexico will cause great damage To the man.
moth herds grazing there. hundreds Of snow
shovelers, a dozen snow plows and all the loco
motives available have lett Denver 20 battle
with the drifts on the railroads; The wide scope
OF country lying between the Kansas line and
the base OF the mountains escaped with only ~
few inches OF snowfall, but was the dominion N
an Arctic wave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-01-06

The Outlook Still Rather Uncertain
Will Bradlaugh Get His Seat?
Special Cable Dispatch 10 THE EVENING STAR.
LONDON, Jan. 6.-The summonses to the tory
members of both houses are reminders that the
session is almost on us. The house will meet
January twelfth, and elect the same speaker.
Then nothing will take place till the Queens
speech on the twenty-first, except the swearing
in of members, with the inevitable Bradlaugh
incident There can be nothing to prevent
Bradlaugh from taking the oath and his seat.
Any proceedings against him must be by the
attorney general later. Beyond the general
outlines already given nothing is known yet
about the probable course ofaffairs. The lib
taken aback by the reception Of his Irish pro-
pOsals.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-01-06

Senator Sherman Certain TO be NOmi
mated nv the Renuhlfcan Caucus.


mated by the Republican Caucus.
Special Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR
COLUMBUS, O., JAM 6-The joint republican
caucus for the nomination of q candidate for
United States Senator will be held tomorrow
Thursday evening, in the halllof the house Of
representatives. Two members who have been
ill will then be present. There is no question
of Mr.. Sherman receiving the caucus nomina-
ton.
The democrats held another joint caucus last
night. The business before the meeting was TO
determine what course the democratic men,
beers would pursue during the session, but no
program coald be agreed upon until the COM
mittee ON privileges and elections had returned
from Cincinnati and made their report. Sena-
tor O'Neill, president pro TEN. of the senate,
was not present, and IL is understood that he
will refuse to attend the caucus or to be gov
erned by their action.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-01-06
Killed by AN Exploding Roller.

JOPLIN, Mo-, Jan. 6.-Yesterday the boiler OF
q sawmili, on the Walker land, south OF Webb
City, exploded. Judge Cook, a lawyer, was in-
stantly killed. John Rosenthal, the engineer,
was badly scaIded, and two brothers named
Moberly were scalded and bruised.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-01-06

BRIDGE FALLS JUST AFTER A HEAvIL1
LADEN PASSENGER TRAIN PASS Es OVER.
CLEVELAND, o., Jan. 6.-The afternoon Pitts
burg express on the Cleveland and Pittsburg
railroad narrowly escaped a terrible accident
yesterday. The train was loaded with passen-
gers for the east, and about seventy-five New
burg pupils OF the high school were on board.
After the engine had partly crossed the bridge
south of Woodland avenue the engineer felt the
structure tremble more than usual He put on
more steam and the train crossed safely. The
last coach had barely cleared the structure
when the bridge toppled and fell q complete
wreck. The flood OF water which had been rum
ming through the culvert had undermined the
earth supports Of the beams and they gave way.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-01-06
THE EVENING STAR
PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday,
AT THE STAR BUILDINGS,
Northwest Corner Pennsylvania Ave- and l1th st. by
The Evening Star Newspaper Company,
GEO. W. ADAMS, Pres't

THE EVENING STAR is served to subscribers In the
CITY by carriers ON their 10 cents per
week, or &C. per month. copies at the counter,
cents each. By maiI-posase prepaid-oO cents
month. one wear, So six months. IS.
Entered at the PUst Office al Wa hington D. O., -
secnnd-ciass mail matter
The WEEKLY SrAR-published on Friday-Sl
year. postage prepaid six months SO cents.
NJ All mail subscriptions be paid IN advance:
no paper sent longer than is paid for.
Rates of advertising made known on annlfcation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-01-06
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal
revenue, $263, O3s; customs, $739 800.

NAVAL ORDERs.-Commande A. G. Kellogg
and Lieut.. B. 8. Richards, ordered to ordnance
instruction at the Washington navy yard;
Lieut.. G. H. West, detached from the Madrono
and ordered as assistant to the lighthouse in
spector OF the third district Lieut.. H. T. Stock.
ton, from the Minnesota; Lieut.. James H. Ball,
from the Mohican and ordered to return home
and report arrival; Ensign L. Duncan, from the
Brooklyn and ordered to the Juniata; Ensigns
7. ]. Hassler and s. Morgan, from the Juniata
and placed on waiting orders; Assistant Engi-
board and ordered to report to the chief bureau
OF navigation for duty
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-01-06
A College Student KILLED.
SHOT WITH AN OLD PISTOL THAT WAS NOT
THOUGHT TO BE LOADED.

CHATTANOOGA, TENN, Jan. Ga very dis
tressing accident occurred last evening at Tus-
culum college, Greenville. VIM. ReLnedy, a
student, was in the dormitory with a number
Of companions, when one OF them picked up an
old army pistol from his trunk and began
fourishlng IL, supposing IL was not loaded. It
Was accidentally discharged, whereupop Ken
nedy clasped his hands 10 his breast, crying,
I'm shot" and fell dead.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-01-06
Drowned I'm Tangier sound.
THREE CoLoRED MEN LOST IN THE sCRF IN
MONDAYS STORM.

MONDAYS STORM.
PRINCESS ANNE, Nd, Jan. Elm the wind
and rain storm which prevailed throughout
Somerset county Monday night, three colored
men were drowned near Rock creek, in Tangier
sound, while trying to make shore In q small
skill from their vessel, which was anchored u
few hundred yards nom shore. The surf was
pletely over ii, carrying the three men away
and leaving fourth, who was with them,
clinging TO the side OF the boat, where lac
remained until he was rescued. The names OF
and Curtis Jones.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-01-06

MILWAUKEE, Jan. eight thodsand cigars
have just been seized by Collector Wall for vio-
lation OF the internal revenue laws I'm packing.
The cigars were put in boxes containing nve
each, forty of these being then packed In q
larger box. The law provides that not less than
twenty-five cigars shall be packed In a box.
Kanouse q Co., who were handling the cigars,
claim to have been innocent of any attempt 10
violate the revenue laws, and IL is thought
probable that the government will let the case
droD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-01-06

DECATUR, ILL.,, Jan. GA heavy mortgage
has been filed for record In the Macon county
recorders office by the United Lines Telegraph
company, of which Edward 8. Stokes 10 presi-
dent which company will operate telegraph
lines through this part Ut the state out OF New
York. The mortgage 10 for q, 2O0. 900 I'm favor
OF the Farmer Loan and Trust company, Of
New York city, and - 20 draw interest In gold
e the ra1s ofe Per cent pcr amman uil 1900.
This = che q th0 largest mortgage bonds ever
4le1 o1r tooor0 n th1s county.