davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1886-10-18
Territory of Now Marion

GOV. ROSS ADVOCATES A PLAN OF IRRIGATION
Eamund 6. Ross, the governor of New
Mexico, In his annual report to the Secretary of
the Interior upon the condition of affairs in
'nat territory, derotes considerable space to the
advocacy OF system of storage basins for the
surplus waters at the heads OF the several great
streams OF the territoey, especially the Rio
Gfanoe, which would furnish water for the
irrigation of large tracts of land, much OF which
Is now barren and desolate. In addition to the
a! a!uvan'ases arising from more extended cultiva-
tloh Oh tne ground, the report states that the
spreading over the ground periodically during
tne "a ~, neaC oi summer of large surface of water
IN the process OF irrigation, together with the
growth OF trees that would naturally follow,
would establish degree of evaporation that
couid not iaii to return in rains; and thus ma
teriaiiy modify the climate in this respect. A
suHlclent appropriation is asked to at least sat
lsiactorliy test this theory. The cultivation of
Alfalfa, California clover, is increasing in the
t territory, which. the report states, will make
tne laho more valuable lor agricultural than
grazing purposes, and will result in the break
ing up OF the great cattle ranges and their divi-
Sion INTO small farms. "People," adds the re-
port, "are worth more to the state than steers"
ne passage OF the bill introduced in the House
oi representatives to settle the Spanish and
Mexican land grants is advocated, and also the
establishment Oi a fourth judicial district
Evening star., 1886-10-18

PRINCIPALLY DIRECTED AGAINST THE In.
PERIAL PALACE OF SCHoSBkUSS.
VIENNA, Oct 1S.-It has TRANSFERRED that the
police have discovered that the anarc ist plot
recently uneartned here was principally di-
recued against the imperial palace AZ Scnon.
brunn .Ine police pronloit further publication
OF the details vi the affair.
Evening star., 1886-10-18

A woMANs REVENGE On SALOON KEEPERS WHO
SOLD LIQUOR TO HEX HUSBAND.
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, Oct 1s.-The eastern
portion OF Stockton, Utan, has been b,arned.
Ihe fire was OF incendIary origin and h sup
posed 10 have been started by "A woman named
Provost, VINO had lhreateued "a days oefore
10 burn the town unless the saloon keepers
stopped selling liquor 10 her husband. the loss
is estimated y. Szo,UOO. There Ii insurance log
about oue-third of Iuat amount
Evening star., 1886-10-18
Jay Gould An Nebraska.

LINCOLN, NEB., Oct 1S.-Jay Gould and
party arrived here yesterday afternoon. he
WAS met at the depot by several prominent citi-
zeus oi Lincoln. Mr. Gould took drive around
the city, and in the evening departed lor
Omaha. TuIs is AIR. Gould . lrsL lrlp over the
Evening star., 1886-10-18

STEAMER WRECKED On THE COAST OF
FRANCE-orHERs DISABLED.

FRANCE-orHERs DIsABLEp.
LONDON, Oct 1S.-The following additional
particulars oi the damage caused oy the recent
storm nave been received: Tue BRUSH steamer
Artos. Capt. Whittes. from New YorA SepJen-
Jember % for Bordeaux, las been lost
OF the Gironde. Wreckage from tue steamer
ana part Oh her cargo are washing ashore.
The British steamer Kate, Capt. Lurkee, rom
Savannah, September 29tn, Tor Liverpooi, has
arrived AS Queenstown disabled. She shipped
immense Quantities of water ana broke twenty
five steam pipes. Her decks were much dam.
aged. The Norwegian bark 0rncn, Capt Mel.
son, from MOBILE, August 14tn, Ior Gooie has
been lowed 10 Cowes. she has lost sails. Three
OF her crew died OF ague ana OF hers suffer.
ing from the malady. Tue British bark Rut-
land, Capt Casey, from QueOec, September
10Th, for Greenock. was abandoned CA Lundy
Island. The mate and Carpenter were drowned.
Tne otner members OF The crew were rescued
and landed al Falmouth. Some oI them are inr
jured.
Evening star., 1886-10-18
Death OF Coz. Whittlesy,

CLEVELAND, OHIO, Oct lS.-Col. Charles
W Whiltiesy, the oisling uished geologist aud
scholar, died this morning, ia The seventy.
nintu year oI his age.
Evening star., 1886-10-18
CHANGES IN THE OFFICES.
Gen. ID. HI. Maury ReappOiuted Minister
to Colombia. Etc.

Inc President to-day reappointed General
Dainey II. Maury, of Virginia, to be envoy ex-
.raordlnary and minister plenipotentiary to the
United states of Colombia. General Maury's
the Senate ~
Edwin B. H. Tower, of New York a fourth
signed. N e A''eA' oes ">' ~
ant examiner in the Patent Office has re-
signed. ' A" ~
~, L. NJ Terrell, OF Georgia, superintendent of
.le railway mail service for the fourth division,
Ml.n headquarters at Atlanta, Ga, has re-
sIgne9 10 accept the position of assistant super
teuGent III the officeof General lSuDerintendent
raIk II. Goodyear, of Buffalo, appointed
Nnr,hay as commissioner to examine the
brother of Charles w, Goodyear one OF the
PreSldentS former law partners
Evening star., 1886-10-18
THE EVENING STAR
PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday.
AT THE STAR BUILDINGS.
Northwest Corner Pennsylvania Ave. and dllth 81. nv
The Evening Star Newspaper Company,

TIVE EVENING STAR is served TO Subscribers IN ths
city by carriers on their own account cents per
week. or 44c- per month. Copies the counter =
month. one year. s6; six MONTHS S.
IEntered at the Post Once al w 2shinston D. c. as
seeu nd-caSs mail matter
THF WEEKLY STAR-prbljshea IN Ertday-Sl o
year. postage prepaid. Six months so cent.
es- All mail subscriptions must be paid la advance
J. paper sent longer than is paid for
Rates OF advertisu. made kpo,y,, ON a,,,,c,,,on
Evening star., 1886-10-18

PARIS, Oct. 1S.-Ld France to-day has a eulo.
CYSTIC article on Gen. Boulanger. II says IL is
his bounden duty 10 prepare Tor war aud that
II he neglected that duty he would deserve 10
be impeacned.
Evening star., 1886-10-18
General Foreign News.

BEACH ON HIS WAY HOME.
LONDON, Oct lS.-Beach, the Australian oars
man, has sailed from Plymouth, on his way
home.
Evening star., 1886-10-18

ST. LOUIS, Oct. lS.-A telegram was received
yesterday in East st. LOUIS from Judge Gre
sham, of the United States court at Chicago to
the effect that he had granted the petition ask.
ing that United States supervisors be appointed
IN ST. Claire county, 10 supervise the registra-
tion and have charge of the polls on election
day.
Evening star., 1886-10-18
WASHINGTON News and Gossin.

THE SUPPLEMENT OF THE EVENING STAR To-
DAY contains: "The great telephone cases"
Tilden's will to be contested, important action
OF the knights convention, the scene of DESC
iation, at Sabine Pass, telegraphic news,
etc. The advertisements are classified as
follows: Auction Sales, Proposals. Dry
Goods. Ladies' Goods HouSefurniShings,
Sewing Machines, Attorneys, Books, Financial,
Wood and Coal, The Trade Dentistry, Meuic:,t.
Professional, Specialties, Family Supplies,
fianos and Organs, Gentemen's Goods, Rail-
roads, Potomac River Boats, Steamers, Under
takers,
Evening star., 1886-10-18

A DESERTED WIFE DIVORCED. Today
Judge James made decree OF divorce In the
Case OF Annte L. Camp asI Elisha Camp They
were married by the late Rev. Dr. J. 3. Dcsle.
May a., 1881, her maiden name being Disney.
aud she charged desertion December 20, 1851.
The decree gives her the rignt 90 resume -
maiden name Of Annie 4. Oisney.
Evening star., 1886-10-18

NEW RULES AT THE TREASURY DEPART
MENT-The Secretary of the Treasury has is
sued an order that all employees of that depart
ment who are now represented by substitutes
must report Tor duty by November 15tn.
Another order provides that drafts in the set
tlement OF claims must be given the claimants.
and not to their ATTORNEYS
Evening star., 1886-10-18
SPECIAL NOTICES.
lIf-NS IN THE SUPREME COURT OF TIE
O~-0 DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
Holding Special Term rs q District Court Of the
L United States


HoidiEg Special Term As District Court Of the
United States
In the mater q condemHaten of land for Con-
Upon consideration OF the petition of ELLA CHELINI
herein filed claiming the sum of seventy-fout hum
.44Zo oIl assessed hy the jury herein as the value
nins IN Psrcl 50 In square a2s bes TIE east - iees
n l"f and also Claiming the sum OF seventy
cents lsz7l6s4). assessed by tue said jury as the
saue OF parcel one ID in square 131 being the east
public space and the dimensions shown said Ex-
nut Hi, herein It is tins 18th day of October. A. D:
petitioner. ordered that John Shute and William, Hay
m or 1nsI eTs or Their legal and
SHOW cause. on or before the 1st day OF November,
should be granted provided copy of the above
olaer De published every day excepting SUNDAY lor
daily newspaper printed published and circulated in
X .ns sosyre sS"Fl J. Mias f uisrR
ocl5-lOt By L. P WILLIAMS, Asst. Clerk.
TEs IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE
OS DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
Holding United States District Court
In re condemnation OF Library ste-No 3ss. District
Upon consideration of the petition of Charles Baum
Administrator OF sarah Prince herein fled claiming
81 dolarss assessed o Sv the iury herein as
the value of parcel No p in SQUARE seven hundred
da o 'S on rne on
strio @ M persons Claiming . to
sas M ssd Ghar thai saS how
Tor Be .. to
not be grantd Provided, copy of this order pub
ished every day except Sunday for week in
newspaper published in the city Of W ashngtOn said
District.
By the Court CHARLES p, JAMES Justice.
True copy-Test RI. MEIGS, Clerk.
By L. T.. WILLIAMS, Asst Clerk. Ocl5-St
IE~ IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE
ON2 DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, THE NINTH
DAY OF OCTOBER, 1856.
An tuaI L No
In Equity
On motion Of the petitioner, by Mr.. W. F. Maitingly.
her solicitor, II Is ordered that the defendant cause
his appearance to be entered herein before the
first rule day occurring forty days after this day
The object of this is the petitioner obtain
divorce from the defendant the ground ofwilIfhl
desertion and abandonment.
This order shall be published a week for three
successive weeks in the Washington Law Reporter
and the Evening Star newspaper OF his city.
CHARLES T. JAMES, Justice.
A true copy.
Test: X. j. NEIGS. Clerk.
BS ". A. CLANCY. Assistant Clerk. ocl 1-law-3w
Evening star., 1886-10-18

IMPORTED POSTAGE STAMPS DUrIARIE-
Acting Secretary Fairchild has informed the
Postmaster General, in answer to an INQUIRY on
the subject that packages of foreign postage
stamps, whether cancelled uncanceiied. re-
ceiteo IN the mail from abroad and apparently
intended for trade are dutiable under the ia r;ff
at tne rate OF 20 per cent ad vaOrem as .'printed
Evening star., 1886-10-18
MAN returned Saturday

COMMISSIONER COLMAN returned Saturday
evening from RichfieId Springs, where he has
been attending the funeral OF his father and
Was at his department to-day. The Commls-
sioner mas been invited by the officers of the
Richmond lair to accompany the President to
Richmond On Thursday next
Evening star., 1886-10-18

CHANGED WITH VIOLATION OF THE BUILD
ING GREGULArIoNs.-Thism morning In the Police
Court, Mr.. Padgett called Judge Smells sIlen-
ton 70 the case VI Mrs. Elizabeth Dazenbrock
charged withviolating the building reg uis lions,
in wnicn case a fine oI $3.50 was Imposed. An
appeal was taken but on account O. The failure
TO pay to the clerk OF the other court the 80
Campbell Darlington, who appeared .or Mr.,
Dazenbrock, asked thai he be given time TO lay
the matter before the other court, o. 10 prepare
the necessary evidences TO SHOW In this court
He said that after the case WAS tried and an ap-
peal was laken, Mrs. Dazenbr0ck went To tie
clerks ofnce IN the City Hall and rendered the
80 required, but tt was refused each time. ne
supposed because the papers had not been sent
up from this court. Mr. Padgett objected TO q
further continuance The judge said he did
not think this court had any LnIng 70 do with
the case except TO enforce its Judgment As 70
whether the money was rendered la the other
court or not, this court had nothing TO do with
IL The defendant WAS given until Tomorrow
morning 70 take some actlOn In the case In the
other court
Evening star., 1886-10-18

THE SECRETARY OF THE RUSSIAN LEGATION
CAUSES A SENSATION IN CENTRAL PARK.
The New York World to-day says: isitors to
Central Park have noticed frequently during
the past two weeks very strengthening
vehicle OF the style known as Russian drosky.
The novel make OF the equipage and the stately
appearance OF the occupant, VINO seemed To be
unaware of tue sensation he was creating set
property of Mr.. Alexander Greger the newly
appointed secretary OF the Russian legation at
Washington. During the past summer Mr..
Greger brought as II part OF mis- baggage to this
Country two Carriages and pair OF iuii-Dlooded
horses. The carriage is a reduced copy of "A Rus.
sian drosky, equal IN size to the goat carriages
That one sees on the mall in the park Like Ine
carriages mentioned, line pattern com pares with
the Victoria make, though there are arcommo-
narrow seat in front, while the rear seat is re-
served for the person that is being driven, The
wheels are very small In circumference. barely
ruboer, SO as to make the vehicle ride easy. Mr..
Greger has brought with him an extra set OF
wheels with iron tires for use while in Washing
ton. The spOkes OF the wneels are OF steel with
u thick plating of German silver The most
novel part OF the turnout is the harness OF the
horse. 1t is OF Russian make and very heavy
When attached TO the shafts huge wooden
arch, decorated with pOmpons, is placed over
huge Iur cap, broad belt and a uniform VIII,
silver buttons attached TO it, as was the case q
lew days ago, the effect Is very striking and one
not very often witnessed In central paak.
AN INJUNCTION GRANTED-In the case OF
the Israel COlored NJ. E. Church agt An
anias Hubert saturday the complainants by
Messrs. Garnett and Robinson MED q petition
for an injunction against HerbuL to restrain
or receiving s lhe money @ therefor. judge JdJs Jones'
ordered the writ to issue on The compIainants
niing bond to make good any damage.
TAXES ON LIBRARY SITE PRoPERrY.-The
District Commissioners have been granted per.
mission by the district Court to fie petition
ia case No. 333 (the condemnation OF land for
the congressional library Tncy have flied
such petition, reciting that taxes have been
and that unless the amounts are secured out OF
the amounts paid into the registry OF tne court
the same viii be lust 70 them, aud they ask
that the clerk BE- directed to pay the amounts
qua
Evening star., 1886-10-18

THE SIXTH AUDITOR DEFERs TO THE PREsI-
DENT.-In regardsto the rumor that the deputy
sixth auditor, Mr.. Clifford, is to be removed.
the auditor, Mr.. McConville, said to-day that
he knew nothing about it. AS the Office was
presidential, he added that if the President
wanted to take action in the case he would
probably do SO. but he (McConvilIe) had no in
formation on the subject
Evening star., 1886-10-18
Mr.. Randai,'S Health.

During brief trip north, Mr.. VIM. Dickson
called on ex-Speaker Randall at his country
home Paoli, hear the Schuylkill valley, Pa.
He informed STAR reporter that MIR.
Randall was rapidly recovering from a Sc
we're attack of gOut, which had con-
Hheu hlin TO his home for several weeks.
his advises from various sections of the coun-
Try are such that he feels assured that the No
Vempef elections will result in the election or a
tauVes 10 the next House. He will return TO
Washington early in November TO resume his
commlttee laoors on the appropriation bill.
Evening star., 1886-10-18

OFFICERS OF THE NAVAL INsTIrUTE.-At a
meeting of tho Naval Institute, at Annanolis
the Ioliowing officers were elected Tor the en-
suing year: President, Rear Admiral Edward
Simpson; vice president, Commander VIM. T
enhOwer; board OF control Commander Z. F.
harrington. Lieuts. b. I. Tilley, Chas. BelInap.
X. II. lngersoll, Chas. K. Niles, Prof. N. NJ Ter.
~. Commander Louis Kern ptf, u = n. and
Lieut.. LIE w. II. Hayton, U. S. Nj. G., were elected
Evening star., 1886-10-18

THE CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSIONERS made an
examination of the appraisers department in
New York Saturday, and in the afternoon took
trip around the bay in Il revenue cutter with
surveyor Beattie.
Evening star., 1886-10-18

WHITE HOUSE ECALLERs.-Secretary Bayard,
secretary Endicott, General Sheridan, General
Holabird, Justice Harlan and General Black
called on the President to-day
Evening star., 1886-10-18

THE COURT OF CLAIMS meets next Monday.
The French spoliation claims will be taken up
About 343 cases are on the docket ready for
trial.
Evening star., 1886-10-18

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY.-Internal
revenue, Sis, 1904: customs, S657, ,O36. 80.
Evening star., 1886-10-18

DENVER, CoI., Oct. 1S.-Prince Louis Napo.
leon arrived In this city last night from salt
took special car on the Burlington road for
Chicago.
Evening star., 1886-10-18

VIENNA, Oct. 1S.-Herr schmidt, state dire0.
tor OF railways, arrived Saturday I'm Vienna
from Pesth and died last evening of Cholera,
which il is believed he contracted I'm Pesth,
where the disease exists. Seven perso rs died of
cholera in Szegedin, Hungary, during the
twenty-four hours endiag yesterday, anu nine
teen new cases Of the disease were reported An
the town.
Evening star., 1886-10-18

LADIES ArrESrIox
LATEST PAkIsJAN NODES IN HAIR GOODS
MILE n. }. PRANDI, 1909 F STREET
OPHELIA BANGS, ENGLISH BASKET PLAITS
LOUIS AV- BANGS. EVkNING CUIkFUREX
hair dressed aud Bangs ShinxieL. mha-s.ms
Evening star., 1886-10-18

THE USUAL CoURTEsIEs TO DISTINGUISHED
VIsIroRs.-The Treasury department has in
structed the collector of customs at New York
TO pass without inspection and extend
other usual cOurtesies to the French guests who
will attend the Bartholdi Statue exercises. The
collector of customs at San Francisco has been
Instructed to pass the baggage OF Prince and
Princess KOnatsa and Prince and Princess
Akilito, and extend them proper courtesies
Evening star., 1886-10-18

m rANNIVERSARf OF THE CENTRAL MIssION-
me second anniversary OF the Central Union
terday at Calvary Baptist church in the morn.
ing; on the gospel wagon in the afternoon. and
at Metropolitan NJ. E. church in the evening.
subscriptions were made for the supDort ot the
mission Tor the coming year. Ihe figures
g,neT Sy !h Soard OF he work done
held, S4S; attendance, 50, oil; conversions and
reclamatiOns, 261.
GELICENSES-Marriaoe l;conros hox.,
6eem issued by the clerk OF the court to Clarence
+: dracy , and susie F. Burgess. both OF Balli-
ID. Collins and Anna NJ. Finney. of Ricl,mnnd
!nd.; Ihotlas Zepp and Sarah 4. Crossgroye:
Jonn simms ana ElIzabeth Bergman; Samuel
1oong ana Fannle hawkins, both of Charles
county, Md. 80
Sunday Laws In Baltimore.
THE GRAND JURY ORDER THEM To RE EN-
FORCED, BUT THE POLICE IGNORE THEIR
ACTION.
Yesterday was set for the enforcement of the
Sunday laws In Baltimore, which prohibit all
oodiiy labor ana all selling or giving away of
anything except ice, milk and prescription
drugs on Sunday. The grand Jury unearthed
IL Last week and notified the police authorities
that 1t must be rigidly enforced, The police
BOARD quietly ignored the action of the grand
jury, and the states attorney wrote to DoIice
Telling them TO release any one who
The result was that only the little places were
closed, all the big saloons aud hotel bars being
open as usual.
CRoOKEDNESs ON THE PHILADELPHIA RACE
IRAcK.-Ihe running race meeting at the Gem
tiemens Driving park closed in Philadelphia
saturday In rather a disgraceful manner. In
the nrst race, heats OF hve-eighths of y mile,
Gut won by taking the second and third heats
hing u. Won the first heat. Time-l:Ot5t., 1:u6.
1:U6. In the second race, a dash OF IA einfies.
George Angus finished first, Myrtle second and
Siazard thlrd. but the judges declared the
opinion that Myrtle had been pulled by ner
jockey, aud there was also every indication
that Belle B., another Of The trotters had been
mile, Vas won by Adela, Peter L. second, Com.
munder third. .Ttme-1:O0la. The Csher race
On the program was declared or on account Of
Evening star., 1886-10-18

THE TRAINING OF NAVAL APPRENTICES
A report from the commander as TO the cruise
OF the training ships Portsmouth and Saratoga
says that good progress has been made in the
instruction of the boys and that their drill is
very satisfactory. Recruits recently enlisted,
the commander says, are the finest set of boys
he has ever seen on board "A training shin
Evening star., 1886-10-18

SECRETARY LAMAR went to New York on
Saturday and is expected to return to-day.
Evening star., 1886-10-18
ADJUSTMENTS.

1AtA " o1tlLN -.
A LBAUGH's GRAND OPERA HOUSE
Monday, October Is Matinee only on Saturday.
ksssIP kssssPpearanGxs , rrx Of Of
LONDON CoMPANY
In the followlng Exceptionally strong repertoire:
Monday. The Enormously Successful English
and Farce Comedy by \. W. Pinero.
Evenings THE sCBooLM STRESS.
,Tl, Th,uIrsdiay I:.iy Triple Bill. consisting of
Evenings DoUBIr. LE.,SaJN (new) and
an al "a 1f- a PANIOMIdE REHEARSAL
Gala Sisat A PANTOMlM KEHEAssaL-
Next week:
HELEN DAUvRAY m ONE OF OUR GIRLS"
NEW NATIONAL THEATEfI
ONE WEEK.
COMMENCING MONDAY. OCTOBER 1a
Engagement OF the Peerless
MARIE AIMEE.
TEs Brightest and Most Artistic Commedienne of the
Presen, Day.
Under the Direction of Simmonds & Brown,
Presenting for the First Time in this City and until
further notice,
vIcToRINE sAED3Gs THREE-Acr
DIVoRCONS,
SATIRE ON THE DIVORCE QUESTION.
Interpreted by a supurb Company of Artistic Merit
Next week"EFFIE ELLsLER ocIs
HARRIS BIJOU THEATER
EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVERY EVENING
,= = DuRING THE oy MILK: :,o,
In the Beautifnl + Idyi Io Of me- The Iackwoods.
DAvY CROCKETT.
Cast of Pre-eminent Excellence
Scenic Effects of Unsurpassed beauty.
Next week-The Favorite WILBUR OPERA co.
HEKzoGs NINTH-sT. OPERA HOUSE
cemmeneing MONDAY, oe.oserls.
TAKEN FROM LIFE.
BY Henry fettitt. author OF The World
fresenIsS y riI, Ills - s,Y. MeAIIIsrEKs LIZ
With all the original scenery and effects from
1o-a, w"il"eks AbMissloS Gafs.sE; New York 1928
Every Afternoon at ? Every Night ats
Next week-A COLD DAY COMPANY. oclS
Il ERSAN's wAsHINGToS THEATER
TONY PASTORS GRAND COMPANY.
From Tony Pastors Theater New York, headed by
Grand inportation rom London and Paris. Dare
Brothers; wo. derfal gymnasts Nile. catherine Se-
OF trained birds ami dogs Her perior includes
The VaNisHISG a"d LADY. a,ie Cal.an, Heaiey and
CaIlan-Kiectrie Three Flora Moore the great char
MaFy fasr Mr shn syrass Ha sh s ES kssns
%o Mon he1pGd ey 1na anp hapng SeH Sh
Ma5inees I Inesday IhIrsday and s sa,uIday No
cells
DINE fis MISEuM ssI1s1r po.o,, =, o.. poon,.
Every Afternoon and Night this week
The t.reai Boston Theater success,
CUNDEMNED To DEATH,
Will the same three great stars in the cast:
ANNIE LOUISE AMEI>.
r. j. DI Lion and CHAS- kENT.
srea; play full of thrilling interest:
dollar performance for a dime
seats reserved Ior performance during the week.
oclS6t
pANJO BANJO. BANJO..
ID Quickly and cOrreciIy taught by simple method.
IL ore quarter. only 81 guarantee The most
musical person tn play perfect tune each and
lesson or NO Charge. PsrlorS from Until lO
oEOiieiE- DR4EGER, III u
All communications promptly answered. OclS-Zts
Evening star., 1886-10-18

MRS. CLEVELAND and Mrs. Folsom attended
church yesterday at the First Presbyterian
church, and listened to a sermon by Rev. Dr.
Sunderland. The President did not attend
Evening star., 1886-10-18

JOCKEY CruB RACES
The Fail Meeting of the NATIONAL JOCKEY
CLUB will lake place
TUESDAY. OCTOBER 90,
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER %,
THURSDAY. OCTOBER %,
FRIDAY, OCTOBER %
FIVE OR SIX RACES EACH DAY.
sTEEPLECHASEs, sTEEPLECHASES!
TWO HUNDRED FIRsT-cLAss RACE HORSES
Trains leave the p and o. Depot on Race Days at
$40 and $50 a la. and 1910 1880 LOO and l:3O D.
IN Return trains in waiting termination of each
days racing Round Trip Tickets Is cents
RACING WILL COMMENCE AT l:3O O'CLOCK
EACH DAY.
Improper characters viii. as heretofore, be ex-
cIudsd oclellr
Evening star., 1886-10-18

ACTING CHIEF CLERK.--The chief clerks
room Of the Treasury Is being cleaned and re.
paired. Mr. Youmans escapes the annoyance
incident thereto by taking a few days leave
and Mr.. Dascone is acting chief clerk