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Evening star., 1886-09-29

DEATH AT THE DANCE.-A ball given by q
negro named Bill Owens, in Poplar street. 81
Louis. Monday night broke up An a row, which
resulted in The death OF George Shannon, one OF
the party. Al about ten o'ciock In the evening
Owens proposed that q collection be taken up
among The male participants in tie festivities
10 pay The musicians. When the hat arrived
before shannon he refused " con- te, and a
quarrel over the affair between him and
owens. Owens shot shannon twice IN the head.
killing him almost instantly.
Evening star., 1886-09-29

BORDEAUX, Sept 29.-Mr. VIM. Braulat and
Duprat rival editors Of this city. yesterday
fought their second duel 10 satisly q mutual
grudge. The first duel was fought on Monday
with swords. In the combat Que Of the princi.
pals broke his weapon, and the battle was de-
ciared draw. Yesterday the duel was with
pistols at twenty PAGES. Each fred two shots
without effect and the second battle was also
declared q draw.
Evening star., 1886-09-29

The HOG CHOLERA IN VIR0INIA.-A dispatch
from Richmand says: The epidemic OF hog
cholera still prevails throughout The northern
and northeastern sections Of Virginia. In sew
eral localities the farmers have lost their entire
stock of hogs. A gentleman from Spottsylva-
MIA says thai that and the adjoining county OF
dead hogs, that the stencil prevailing is nause-
ating. great II this, he says, that tue doctors
fear the outbreak OF q fever epidemic among the
the epidemic is spreading, and It will entail
great suffering among the small planters and
farmers In Vtrxinia.
Evening star., 1886-09-29
Cholera at Vladivostock.

LONDON, Sept. 29-Advices from Vladivo.
stock state that cholera attacked the foreign
colony there early in September; that since that
time 73 cases have been reported In the city
and 80 persons have died OF the disease and
that there remain still under treatment l6 Co
reans Russians and Japanese Vessels ar.
irving are Quaranttned, owing TO tie fear that
the disease may be further introduced.
Evening star., 1886-09-29

A SUICIDE FoILED BY HIS SoN.-Mr w. g.
Lawrence, Of Hyde Park, Mass, put q rope in
the woods. His wife, seeing him depart with
the rope protruding from his pocket, and re-
membering that he had been despondent Of
him. When the boy arrived in the woods he
saw his father hanging from the limb Of a tree,
with the rope about his neck. The lad, hoping
to save the lie of his iather, who was struggling
violently, climbed the tree aud with q small
penkniie cut the rope, letting the knife tall
the rope he and his father tell to the ground to
gether. The boy, after rubbing and Blowing ia
his fathers lace, succseded In resuscitating the
nearly stranged man, and they went back 70
the house together.
Evening star., 1886-09-29
Forgot His Confession i'm Hfs Coas
Pocket

BOSTON, Sept pa colored man pawned .
coat here yesterday, and afterward y written
confession OF a murder committed In Cincin-
natl, Ohio, in 1882, and signed by William IL
Downes, was found In one of tie pockets. The
nan was aiterward arrested, ana at the police
headquarters admitted that he stabbed q man
named Tobie Cain in Cincinnati in the month
OF October. 1882, and that Cain afterward
died: The confession, he stated, was prompted
by his troubled conscience.
Evening star., 1886-09-29
The SEXTON ROBBED THE Poo

The SEXTON ROBBED THE Poor Box.-Ths
mystery OF a constant decrease In The amount
Oh contributions found in the poor box OF ST
Adams fashionable Episcopal church at Otta-
wa was dlspeiiea yesterday by a detective, who
secreted himself Ia the pulpit and caug lat
Samuel harnes, Tor twenty years sexton OF the
church, IN the act OF stealing from the box.
The sexton, although he receiN oniy a small
salary, has built a nne house. he admitted his
guilt " the rector.
Evening star., 1886-09-29
All Quiet To-Day.

A STAR reporter called at the Government
Printing Office this afternoon and was informed
that no additional removals had been made
to-day. 1t was not thought probable that any
that there will be any more wholesale dis
miSSals.
Evening star., 1886-09-29
Hugo kotte has been appointed bread baker
the Washington asylum.

MARROW ESCAPE FROM An ICEBERG.-The
British schooner Lady Agnes struck an iceberg
on Monday last when thirty eight miles south
east OF Bacalieu island, losing spars, yards, COM
panion jibbOom, bowsprit and cutwater, and
having her stem decks opened. The crew had
q marvellous escape. They drove seward In y
violent gale and were seven days at se,,, pump
ing con tinuousiy. All preparations were made
tor leaving the ship. The iceberg was OF great
height, and with the force Of the sea wash the
boat butted and rammed it frequently, barely
escaping afloat from the fearful suction. The
Lady Agnes has arrived At St John.
Evening star., 1886-09-29

500. . and . + n.e., Or. s25
22l ! 18th stnw. 5rs-25
1885 Il ST. NV. 6r..23
% q ST NV. 1r...22. 80
IO15 NJ. ave, d rs y 5e
6lx-6O2 & 81 ne. or. 20. 80
= h St Ne. Srs.2O 80
IL q 81. NV, rs.-.2O. 40
l206 22d st. nv. Tr2O
ssp6-sOS l,Eh 81. ne. iris
1851 Defrees st er.iS.67
220s 10 22l5 Cleveland
ST. or. 10
$40 y u. sw.. 6rs
2 Fenton Place. 6 rs-13.3o
~. r. 81. sw., 5r.---13
3lS Lsw..5rs.. 80
'Sll 18th 81. Sc, 5rslo.30
4 81 y. Y. sv. w. 5r-1O
2l3 Y 81 NV. 5r-.---.-..-.lO
IA U st n. W., 5 rs rs-....---lO
I OFFICE ROOM.
llO6 + ST NV, 3 rs----.5O
STORES.
$50 r st. n.w....--....-.....5O
3U2 9TH 50. n nw..-----l25o
E2 a co. 9l6 Fsr- n.w.
Evening star., 1886-09-29
SECRETARY ENDICoTr is expected to return
TO Washington tomorrow morning.

PERsoNAL-Gen. John B. Gordon the next
governor Of Georgia, LETT the city to-day after q
few days visit Secretary Lamar accompanied
him to the depot-Representat Clements
OF Georgia, left the city last night for Louisville
OF the navy, and wife have returned to Wash
ington from Litchfield, Conn.,, and are residing
at 1927 street-Wm. w. Metcalf aud son
have returned from the Adirondacks.-
Rev. Or. William A. Bartlett, pastor Of the
New York.avenue Presbyterion church, is ex-
pected home this evening. Dr. and Mrs. Bart
lett will make their home at the Hamilton un-
nick. Of New York; H. A. Chaplin, of SPRING
field; A. X. Baylor, OF York, Pa; p. HI. Rice
and wife. OF Augusta, Ga; Frank NJ. LarLed, of
Chicago; E. j. Maxwell, of Tucson, Ariz., and
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NOake. of Australia, are at the
EbDitt.-Mr. X. Kuki, the Japanese Min
lister, and Mrs. Kukf and Gen. w. T.
Sherman were in New York last night
]: A. Wood. George L. Wright and George
". Cothran. of New York, and John {.
Ex-President Arthur's return to New York has
affected him unfavorably, and he was not SO
we'll yesterday.-Wm. {. Clarke and JDo w.
Davis, OF Rhode Island; Y. Dawson and r. Sar-
CANT, Of Toronto; Thos. III. McGechin and WIFE,
of Baltimore. and H. N. Bird and wife,
Of Baltimore. are at the Riggs.-Mr.
p. II. Bradford and wife have returned from
Massachusetts, and Northern New York
Gen. Ruins ingalls,, of New York. Thos; N.
delphia, are at the Arlington.-C. A. Mum, OF
Chicago, is at Wormley's.-J. NJ. Sheppard, Of
ST. Louis, Is at the Metropolitan.-FirstA Assist
ant POSTMASTER General Stevenson left this
morning for q three weeks visit to his home In
Bloomington, Ill.
Evening star., 1886-09-29
FOR RENT-HOUSES.


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1870 18th w.1ors2 5tl
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SsB NO. ave, IL rs--4O.5O
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Boundary, 7r..-...-..--.-...21
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T ST NV. .rS-2o
4lB-43l ID St ne. 6r-.25
se27 Is. IA. WARN
Evening star., 1886-09-29
Sheese's Skull Trephined.
IT Is DOUBTFUL, HOWEVER, WdETHER IN
WILL RECOVER.

WILL RECOVER.
Gottleb Sheese, the German In the chain
gang who was injured by having his skull
broken by coiored man named Andrew
White, and after the disposition Of the case In
the Police Court, was sent TO the asylum hos
pital, has since that time gradually been sink
Ing Intehdant Stoutenberg reports that the
physicians have but little hope OF his recovery.
Dr: Chew, the resident physician, secured the
aid of Surgeon General Hamilton aud had the
repression of the skull trephined this morn.
Ing, but 1t Is doubtful whether he will recover.
Evening star., 1886-09-29

THE FISHERY SEIzURE CAsEs-In the trials
OF the fishery seizure cases at HALIFAX, counsel,
secured an adjournment till after the United
States witnesses can be examined ip boston.
As the witnesses arc at present at sea and are
vembef, the case will not likely be resumed
until near the end ot that month. Capt Kin.
ney, late skipper Of the Adams, 10 understood
TO be willing 20 come to Halifax should he be
required, aud the chief justice hes ruled that
he should come.
Evening star., 1886-09-29
Real Estate Sales.

The record Of a transfer OF lots 8, and 8,
block 23, Columbian Heights, for $24 1858 81,
from j. u. Cameron to ]. F. Keenan, was made
to-day.
Another record OF transfer made to-day was
from James Henning to Christian Heurich of
lot %, square l16, west side OF 10Th street. be-
tween NJ and streets, for $13, 900.
Evening star., 1886-09-29
LNOk SALE
I HIGH AND Low PRICED LOTS


r HIGH AND Low PRICED LOTS
Gorner 20th and SITS 25
Corner 18th and s,s NV NV. 1isxs m zzAAoo.. 26S 6
Corner 14th and sts NV, 4Ox lO6 ...... l.oG
sis Between sns and sss sss
Vermont IT., ave- bet aud - n.y. 67IIOO. l.25
between 10Th @ and i'd i1iS 81. oo1 NV. Cox SS %
22d between s and & sss NV. ozlOO......... g
& ss,Tssa Is. apa H;sd;sa p e. lin
18Th s.. extended, Mount Pleasant. 4Ox .2.... 26
1Ssa 8 e1ssnes MoSns Pleasant
GRsss = Between Is, ss and =
se24et JOHN SHERMAN 4 d. & CO. io.s 14o7rst.
FoR sALE-BEAyTtU UL BUILDING SITE, ON
4oxiOs This is most valuable lot for SIX houses ~ @
fronting 18th St. which contains wide parking; price
III S2 s per st 81 bM Apply to owner K COLDS
southeast only 1900 feet: room for ~ houses; houses
Raysnent ese: only 2s third cash; .''d de:
isfiEre; a sssn
ave sel3St
FsoIks sAhh.ChoIGa SAIL m LOTS IN MT. PLEASANT
..aa.av. J.R HEREFORD.
Fokk sALEcTHREE LIE .r1 LIS rs TAKoMA PARK,
AUsT!S p BROWN.
Real Estate ana Loans.
seLZ-1m 14Z6 st. NV.
E9k ksAALE-BULDING Al LOTS; ONLY s25 EACH:
"a TO 70 feet by 100 to $50 feet; at Nuuck Vile
ABOUT ga miles from Washington or alexandria.
Also, nye-room, twO-stOry Frame House. with AZ
acres WIN sell cheap trade for city property Fol
$500 OSCAR NAucK, A..orney-at-L.w.
se&Olm. Room 9. 416 9th ST. NV.
FOK sALE-LoTs-FINE FRONTAGE; 200
- feet; st Ae; house paying taxes and small inter
est only II cents per loot 03x97 ieet On st.. near
New Hampshire ave. 81 per foot. "a feet on III 1T u.
w.; only ~ cents Also, other bargains southeast
northwest OWNER. hoom 4, 1881 F st. NV.
TOR sALE-ABOUT FIFTY FINE CORNER
Lots In last Washington. suitable for all kinds OF
business or Tor private residences half their real
vaans value Bona noe buyers can purchase on their own
Terms. Another inducemeut, guarantee q perfect
title In every instance and ali deeds prepared tree OF
charge Prices are now lower than they ever will be-
WELLER d REPETTI
se3-1m 326 Pennsylvania ave- se.
E>OR SALE-LOTSrlOO BUILDING LOTT 6Ox
II 15O feet, near SeabroOk Station, X and r K h 2O
minutes ride BY cars to city; beautifully located iB0
soid 10 SIX months; price SIS lot Apply to MARION
DCCkE1T, AuOrney-at-Law, BaoAnsburR, No, oI
9ASPEk N JACKSON. 211 81 NV. Washington.
Au3-3m
Evening star., 1886-09-29

AMONG THE PRESIDENTS CALLERS to-day
we're Senators Pugh, Call, Cameron, Camden
and Kenna, Gen. Drum, Assistant Secretary
Porter, Commissioner Montgomery, Assistant
Secretary Thompson, Auditor Williams, Repre-
sentative Merriman, ex-Representative Ellis, OF
Louisiana; Director OF the Mint kimball, Con-
sui General F. M. B. Young, John McCafferty,
OF Alaska, and Charles w. Button with dele
cation from Lynchburg to invite the Presid cnt
to attend the mechanical exhibition at that
place.
Evening star., 1886-09-29

How Young America Forgives.
From the Hartford Post
Walking down Main street. the other morn
ing the tdler saw little fellow sitting on the
curbstoue crying a II his heart would break
He was holding on to one bare foot and wrfth
the idIer. aHnrt your aYou bet-I-huft me
but II ever-I-catch bim. There he goes now !
and In q second he was on his feet running like
q deer. he had spied the boy who tripped him
mn with string.
Evening star., 1886-09-29

MIRA HURLDURT's DIvoRCK.-In the supreme
court ~ Newport yesterday the divorce SUIT OF
Ella Z. Auriburt against HenryA. hurlburt jr.,
Oh New York, was heard and a decree Vas
granted, no one appearing Ivr the defendant
lhe charges were neglect TO provide, extreme
cruelty, lntemperance, and deserlion.
Evening star., 1886-09-29

TIE View YOrk HtSek Market
The following the oyseutag end $500 n m prices
OF the New York stock Narkst today. % reported oy
Evening star., 1886-09-29
Police Officer Michael Hapa,

Police Officer Michael Hagap, of the sixth
precinct, who was stabbed several days ago
by James Warden, is getting better.
The horses In the AnacoStia railroad stables
are getting well gradually from their sickness.
In a dog case tried in the Police Court today
Judge Smell held that q license tax was not
necessary for puppy that is kept on the
premises.
Evening star., 1886-09-29

A collision between the up and down pas
senger trains on the Maryland Central railway
occurred at $50 yesterday morning near Norrs
Dame station, about three miles froun Balti.
more. The engines came together, and both
the pilots were broken and the passengen
Wilder Plumb, aged "a years. OF Meadvnle,
Pa, while under the influence OF liquor. ieli on
Monday evening. striking bis head upon .
car6stons. from effects of which he died during
the night.
The body OF John Mccormick. an Atlantic
CITY bar tender. who has been missing sloos
saturday last was washed ashore AZ that place
The steamer city OF Milwaukee, bound ior
orsnd Haven. Mich, Is sdrin about thirty
miles from that point having injured her
wheel She hss twentysix Passengers on
The adjourned session OF the convention of
.ne Z. r. diocese of Easton, Nd, will be held
cessor te the late Right Rev. II. C Lay, bishop
The taking Of testimony in New York yesssr.
iey campbell resulted I'm u verdict by the Jury
tnat he Was Incapable OF attending 70 his sff.irs
New York. was married yesterday in 81 Psuls
cra,cn 10 Miss Florence Gerard. the well-
Moioney, who stabbed a sailor to death as
0ueoec year ago and fed, returned yesterday
sna waiked into the police station 10 see IL he
would be recoe niEed. He was aud will he tried
court
The commission appointed TO INQUIRE into the
A
moned 10 meet on the 10Th Of October 70 elab.
orate its final report
/ fhe Prince oI Waies recently wrote 70 Earl
Sauogan, chairman OF the colonial exposition
committee, begging that the funds collected
| .oI testimonial TO the prince be applied for
the 6enent Of the imperial institution OF the
colonies and India.
1ne steamer suffolk, from Baltimore Sent. Ia
Ior London, Is ashore on Lizard Point Her
crew landed safely. The suffolk IL full of water.
and The cattle are being washed overheard
Judge Sarnetl OF Chicago. has begun the
"a nj rts.
sell, young Bohemian, who Is Charged with
leading the assault upon RosenIeids . arug store
| on May b last.
Rowland johnson, one of the original
aooiitionists. died Saturday night at his resi-
oence, In the Orange Mountains, N J. He was
born in Germantown, Pa, May "a 1916. and
lor many years was one OF the importing nrm
Philadelphia.
The schooner Jacob NJ Haskell, ice laden.
bound rom kennebec, Me-. Tor Baltimore'
Went ashore on the eastern point os Pound
Island, North kennebec river, yesterday afler.
noon. The crew were saved, but the vessel wiIl
prove Q total loss
Evening star., 1886-09-29

MRS. boUcICAULTs DIVORCE SUIT.-The ar.
rival In New York on Sunday Of Mrs. Dion Bou-
cicault, professionally known Miss Agnes
Robertson, caused theatrical circles conci
that MrA Bouccault's legal battle with the vet
eran play wright and actor would be actively
resumed. EX-Judge Abraham j. DiltenhoeIer.
counsel Tor Mr.. boucicault, said yesterday W =
Herald reporter: II do moi think that there W IA
oe ANY lurther difficulties, but Il SUPPOSE that
tue " stmony wiii be taken before the coIDnis-
sloner. 1he present action IN enced in
England by Mrs. boucicault, who sues Ior a di-
Sorce. In answer IL is claimed, Thai there never
was marriage. A commission has been issued
u take proof as to the iacts ald Ia what a.
the lave oil marriage In this state as applicable
to the iacts."
Evening star., 1886-09-29
FOR SALE-HOIJSES.


EoR sALE,TE OFFER ONE MORE OF THOSE
5000 as .n invs.sneni. Inc house ]: rented 70
q party Wishing ~ sseapy The corner Of Ian and
wosssrssDf rsa'fe'sS sh1SLsS s15 sS I1'
Fok sALE-vERY NEAT HOUSES IN Mt
= a mum '-'1'Sp r. HEREFORD,
ENOR sALE-sEVERAL REV SIX ROOM BRICK
s,rooss on so" 60 ssoo cash.
'''' " 80 LET'S . = BROWN; als w.
A ax.roem house in northeastern part Of 1.-THE the
cash. 'A'AA'' '' '''S OF ~ ess nsnio BROWN.
sez2-2m 1'e'' A''Aie iAzU aau IE.I. It. NV.
E,OR sALE-BRICK HOUSE NINE ROOMS. ON E
4 square; desirable for ONCE holder; 400 fruit
ss, sss'a.,
EoK sALE-oR RENT. ON A LEAsE-lsss COR:
handsome repair. Inquire Of foWNER. on premises
H and H. I,,ns Iwsllirg: caIIiase House and stable;
Box s balance g
IL tngton-A good swostory back building and base
ment frame and brick dwelling nine rooms. all mod
ern improvements lot 42x9O III hrst-class DeghbOr-
hood Price $4,000 TO an Immediate purchaser Easy
terms.
On st n. e., two frame Houses. Lot 3Oxs5 Price
$500 each.
Also. of brick Houses, in 80 n. alley, NV.
Price, - 500 for all
BARGAINS ON CAPITOL HILL
new twostory Gay-windOw and bxck-buflding
oflck dwelling; six rooms; bath, range latrvDe and
slate mantels on 9th St., near Greene statue; $4,000
terms easy.
A fine new brick, bay window, six rooms and bath.
ON 9Th Of. Q. C.: $2.5OU; terms easy.
Two new two-story and basement brick dwellings,
nve rooms and Cellar, on st. near navy yard:
81 1850 EACH
Two Brick bay-window dwellings on X
each; and three new 5-room bricks Immediately
i'll the rear, $500 each Three two-stcIy room
bricks In rear OF 92O 2th $50 90 per month:
$3,OOO New fOur-r0Om brick, 22l4 Virginia n.
W.. rents $lZ3O per month: $l,2OU. All good invest
ments.
sels1m DANENHowER & SON, l115 st. n W.
E>OR SALE-A DESIRAB BILE THREE-sTORY
II brick dwelling, rooms, nlIdern improvements,
central location. price UUO to purchaser
ply on the premises. lOz3 9TH ST. NV. selOlms
ENOR SALE
We have Houses all parts of the city and at all
prices that we sell the instAlment plan Also
bargains for Investors with ready cash Please call
and see us before purchasing.
HUMPHREY 4 ADAMS
Real ESTATE Brokers, 6lS F 81. NV.
insurance and loans procured. sN16
Evening star., 1886-09-29

MURDERxD II 1U00Y.-A farmer residing
near Istngiass bridge, near harrington, N. H,
WAS somewhat surprised Monday morning 70
ind horse and buggy standing BY his house.
he found thet the buggy was brOken, the cush.
ions torn, and . large pool Of blood stained the
bottom M the wsUoa. He. found also thrss
teeth. evidently knocked out Of some person' D
mouth. A abort distaneo away he Uncovered
yesu0ation IL Appeared that three frenoh- Cana
dian wooochopPerA re:idents q esa0ord.
toxiestsd, aa1 On shsir wsy homs, tSrss III IN a :
buggy, they QuAsfOio0. One IVES stAbboo six or
seven umee and died In . teW momentA. Hrs
eompAntone took the body out ot the bugEy
into . nsld In 1arrington, where tt Wus found.
The Other two have been arrested
Evening star., 1886-09-29
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

L,OR SALE-ll1S G ST. 3 E: just FINISHED;
II syenrtom frame side and DAck alleys.
in half square OF herdics; ~ 80 on easy ter ns.
Apply premises It's
INOR sAL-E-ClON EASY TERMS OF PAY
II ment house 30O VI ST. NV corner Sd St: r.; I'll
i: handsomely papersd throughout facing public
park LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER,
se29L3t $50 81 r.w.
LNOR SALE-AT BARGAIN II PURCHASED
II at once very desirable 7-roomsnd cellar new
Brlck House on >th st betw ween y snd u NV; nice
front and back yard wide aliey suitable for saDle
purposes. LOUIS r. SHOEMAKER.
seL0-3t go u. NV.
Evening star., 1886-09-29

euPgoesD % . fHn onDeou's DagsnerBn.
g fsfhis ssrsrtse s - ;.sss,.s l = a d Fssos
Commiestoneat - NeW Yoek, ysSsse1Ay, thas
when nine ntlss ssashsass q eass 6 tte Ors.
spar 6slongihg . . eanksa sshooosG. e pro.
ject0d ei4hseen eet shove tAe vAssss onA Waa
Apparea0y Nod ~ rlwaag nnaee - Wassr.
The pilot thtuke this may b the ooh0ooos
lhlck Ten down tho OgNGpG
Evening star., 1886-09-29
BETROTHED,

Pune POPULAR fREPARATIoN-Rsd Star
Cough Cure. Price, twenty-five cents.
Evening star., 1886-09-29

COMMANDER G. F. GOODRICH, commanding
the torpedo station at Newport, was at the
Navy department today.
Evening star., 1886-09-29

DENI6ON-ALLEN. On Monday, september "a,
1855, Ct Church Tie Ascenslon. .sbnston. u. G..
BY the ttey Ur. klii0tL reclor, kL1ZAbEIH n
DkNlbUN. Of Virginia. 70 W n eAsAOA ALLAN, q
south Carolina
Evening star., 1886-09-29

DANIELS NAMED By THE nuPuBLIuANs AND
PECKHAM BIZ THE DENOCRAT8
NEW YORK Sept. 20.-The republican qtate
committee has nominated Judge Daniels ID the
court OF appeals
NEW YORx. Sept. 20.-The dempcratic state
COMMITTEES have selected Rufus w. peckhaul
~ their candidate tor the court Of appeals
Evening star., 1886-09-29

A HORSE SHOE CoMPANY.--The Automatic
Horse Shoe company, OF the United States, Tor
Improvement Ia horse shoes and sSoeirie under
patent TO w. Hayes, filed q certificate OF in
Sorp9raston to-day. g. w. Hayes, Cobb w.
burgh, 2 G. Duncanson, 4 r. Watrons, OF
washington. Ana Amos Reed, of Prince George
county, MO, are the cotporators. The stock
u $1.OOO. 600 In 10000 shares.
COMPROMISED HER CLAIM.-To-day Mira.
Campbell Carrington, cofnprofnised her cause
Of action against the Baltimore and Ohio
RAILROAD company, growing out of injuries re-
collision on the r.
RANGE OF The THrRHo1rrra-s -srhe sn,lov
lug Wera thu na1iraNa ~ fia m ~ xsfllrsa N1an
Evening star., 1886-09-29

BENDHEIM-klsCAER The engagement Of Nj
kosA BEN DHH In, oI AieAandrla, Ma, ~ AE. Ma.
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