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Policeman Whitney's Ordeay.

ONE OF THE VICTIMS OF THE HAYMAREET
RIOT SUBMITS TO REMARKABLE OPERA
TIoN.
Policeman Charles Whitney was one of the
victims OF the Haymarket bomb ex xplosiou in
Chicago on the 4th Of May last. Besides seven
other wounds, he had cash cut i'm bis breast.
bone 10y pieces OF the shell. Fragments oi
metal were removed, and II was supposed that
all vi them had been taken out. Whitney got
up and was about till last Sunday, when he
was suddenly taken down and sank rapidly.
Drs. Murphy and Lee were called In, aud an
examination showed that one ot the fragments
OF the shell still In breast OF the police.
man. so rapidly was he sinking that the pro.
cess OF trepanning the breastDoue was decided
upon as the only way OF saving his lite. The
chances were against him as 80 TO /. 1t is said
that but Two parallel cases record, In both
ot which the subjects left the operating table for
the grave. The operation ON Whitney was per.
formed yesterday. Eighty minutes were con.
sumed in boring hole through the breastbon
Twice operations had TO be suspended. The
hole cut through the bone exposed to view the
pericardium, Or covering OF the heart. A
tedious search for the fragment of the shell
was then begun. Embedded In the fatty sub
stance just 10 the right Of the heart q piece oi
the snell, composed vi zinc, copper and lead, was
found. Every pulsat.on OF the heart was driv-
ing II nearer that organ. Whitney survived
the operation, and promises to recover
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Another Recount Asked For.


Diphtheria prevails largely in Maryland. and
warnings against the disease have been sent to
the public schools In Baltimore.
Annapolis city council IL considering the
question of lighting the city by electricity.
A reduction in telegraph tolls between Balti-
more ana Annapolis has gone into eject.
The Young mems Christian association Of
Mary land and West Virginia meet In annual
convention at Frederick, Md, this evening.
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The COlOred Fair az Raleigh.
RALEIGH, N. c., Nov. 1O.--The co.ored indus
Trial state isir opened here to-day with cousId-
cradle military and civic display.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Name

The New York stock Market.
The following the opeuin- aud $3.50 D. II. prices
OF the New YORK STOCK Market t0-das port0a by
Special wire 20 II. II. Dodge, 539 10th street:
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LABOR MEN TO CONTROL THE NEW JERSEY
LEGIsLATURE-The New YORK Tribune to-day
says: A movement Is ON loot among assembly.
neu-elect who have some claim to be conalt.
cred labor representatives 10 lorn colpbina.
tion hold the balance OF power In the New
Jersey leg slat ana To control the election of
United States senator. Assembly man Nc.
Loughiin, Of Hudson county, was in Newark
last night and announced their purpose. He
had seen Carroll aud Donohue in Passaic and
was seeking To nnd Denny, the oemocralic
can lidale in the second Essex districL
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Col. INGERsoLL WILL Nor DEFEND THE
ANARCHIsis-rhe n. Y. Times to-day says
Col. BoD lngersoil is not going into the service
OF the condemned Chicago Anarcnists--so at
least said one of his intimate friends yesterday.
Col. Ingersoll has briefs enough On ILLS hands 10
make him one of the busiest men al the New
York Tar without accepting new clients CT
porations vi consequence have lately retained
MIN tor regular counsel.
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THE TRUST COMPANY ASKS FOR A REcEIvKR
New YORK, Nov. 1O.-The Farmers Loan
ana Trust company having secured a Judgment
upon the property OF the Bankers and Mer-
chants Telegraph company between this city
taken by the telegraph company from
the judgment, pending which il has filed
bond in the sum OF S1Oo. 600 as security, Mr..
Trust company, applied to Judge Van Bruut
Tor the appointment OF a receiver Col. Robert
~ lngersoli opposed the motion, claiming that
was reserved,
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RALEIGH, n. G., Nov. 1O.-A railroad acci-
dent Is Reported ON the Duck brancn OF the
western North Carolina railroad at the moutn
VI N0mtanala caused ny the spreading vi rails.
w. i. Conneliy, w. Z. Amman, 1iai Agent
Luther anu = lady were injured. No ueaLns.
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RANGE OF THE THERMoMETEK.-The follow.
ing were the readings at the signal office to-day:
g. u. H., 43; H., A; IL a. NJ, 80; y. H., 81;
max mum, o. minimum. Al,
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The Paaron. on na psbanaex.
Daring Yosiug Bus

PHILADELPHIA. PA, Nov. 1o.--The national
grange, patrons of husbandry, commenced
their twentieth annual session here to-day.
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Fire ON COMey Island.
NEW YORK, Nov. 1O.-Fire at Couey Island this
morning destroyed a row vi six frame buiiuinss.
LOSS, Si6,OUU.
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SUDDEN CHANGES OF TEMPERATURE produco
Coughs, Colds. Sore Throats aud Lung Disor.
ders, which Dr. Jsyne's Expectorsnt can be ~
Lied on TO cure.
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A DEPUTY MARSHAL KILLED. - Informar
ton has reached Paris, Texas, OF the killing OF
Deputy United States Marshal Campbell, in
the Indian territory saturday night Camp
bell had been stationed on Red river, just
across the river from the town OF Arthur, which
Is in Texas. 1t was his business TO see that
people crossing there do not introduce whisky
into the nation. He had considerable trouble
In keeping men employed on the Frisco rail-
way from conveying over the ardent, and Sat-
urday night when he accOsted man who had
just crossed he was fatally shot. he lived long
enough 70 describe the assassin, and the OH
GERS are In pursuit.
THE FARMERS STOPPED THE HuNr.-Two
hundred Irish farmers yesterday tried to pre-.
vent the Galway Blazers hunt With police
assistance the hunters were enabled TO start.
but they soon met with more formidable oppo.
sition and were compelled to Withdrew their
hounds
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ZONE AND SEE OUR 81 CALF BOOT Btropr
yoe oos. wosie 500. and Kip Working loot Tor
-, value 400. Cur ~. so OsEts Button laced and
Sonsress Sallers worth ~ the best the mar
Our 81 hisses and Boys school shoe hard tn b.x,
Shiofsns folo Caps A-.d Hags from rs cents an.
Boys Knee Pants from 4s cents up
AZ lSl&-lSl6 Pennsyivania avenue
No ]. w. SEIRY
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FOR SALE-HOJJSES.

IroR sale OR I.EAsE-22le / ST. n. W.. 16
Salp &
seats ave anu St: Sd1ioo: very cry. dss.Ta6Iss price
Lots aYs loo each il fSi View q Dnpons Circle:
os26im Do6soN q DEEsLE 1919 ST.
SPECIAL BARGAINS. Several six-room houses
street northeast al naodern improvements 10
Tsswsen fn sn sns
rooms and cellar on Caroline 800
bet. 'Te9rao vermont ave Io,hssSS sSS
sT,sx r, ~ M rms East ssap,ol st. let 9Th and
apply a: once to s.e y Hieks HfsR list ''' n"a'00
y Two 2-ssory frames 18th and c ST. S. e. eachse5o
ONE asso e 4s 81 nser M St st. each
TSts Two .story Frames Howard University zoo
one Srss .na 1sa1 nh st
ONE ssiory brick 4,h and st. NV 400
ssh 1877 81:
E0R sALE-TWO NEW BRICK HOUSES ON
I 18th st. n. W., near T. . rooms: all modern I'M
aoose on wase d1y: P.ce
Thsss three houses are the only lett out
''' '''' :fis i::I H:,.:, sss9Ess; sss Esss;.
E,OR sALE-sEVERAL NEW SIX ROOM BRICK
IL Houses with bath rooms and gas fixtures in
8 ss $50 s s:.s
balance nom $40 to SS6 per month.
AUSTIN p. BROWN.
Real Estate and Loans,
ee12-Zm 14x6 + st NV.
EoR sALE-GREAT BARGAIN IN REAL Es
- tate; Six new Brick Houses. rooms each, situated
On beautiful avenue nortL west with ide parking,
&C: street cars within halt square PRICE ior this
properly only 80, $50 Terms 81 900 cash, balance
5000 per year This property il renting Tor $50
yer month. Apply TO J.W. p MYERS.
ie5-27ws Real Estate Agent. l42s n. Y. ave.
ENOR SALE HOUSE ON 2IST ST., NEAR PA.
n ave-. IL rooms, ali modern mpr enlents, xly
lapered and painted. Price. including a sius lot
$lO.UUO AUSTIN p. BROWN, keaI Estate and
Loans. 1l26 st. n:w. oc29-lm
LNOR sALE-ON EASY TERMS-l325 ST NV;
Il eleven rooms and bath ruvin: modern improve
mentA Great bargain to prompt purchaser. Imme
diate possession. Apply t0.Owner 1889 21st St
Oc1-6wa
EOk SALE-ON sTH ST. NV, NEAR L, NEW
- Brick. rooms and bath, all modImp only So 400
kasy terms. WALKER Il WiIISON, zoos st. NV
Ocl6-lm
EOk SALE-NEw HOUSE, MT PL ASANT
Il eight rooms: twO-stOry and attic gas, aud BATH
room: lar &c grounds near l4th-st. cars; "a 5OO.
ACSrIN'P BROWN. Real Estate and LOANS
ocxA-Am 1916 + si. NV.
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PING.-A special from Painted Post, N. Y,
says: Miss Emma RUSSELL. the 15-year-oid
daughter Of David RUSSELL, recently became
salvation Charley !" who is captain in the
salvation Army. Miss Russell, was sent TO .
folIowed her yesterday. aud the two proceeded
u Irwin Center, where they were married.
Higgins returned 10 Painted Post, and yester-
girl, sought him armed with . horsewhip aud
proceedeo to beiabor the gay Lothario. who
summed the punishment as quickly as possi-
BILE. The father Of the bride went alter his
child in q carriage last night and brought her
homo. Great Indignation 10 expressed against
Higgins, who II bright young fellow q -.
his bride II q mere CHILD.
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MAsSRIEn


wRIoHT-LANE BY kev. 3 J. Smith. Of Ale
andrts. Va. WILLIAM r. WRIGHT, Of Vallejo, q
iaornla aud EkkaE n LANE, of this city. .
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THE LIBRARY SITE.
The water department has given instructions
70 cut on the water service OF the houses on the
library site, Capitol bill. which are 70 be torn
down. The Commissioners have received q let
sr ns she Sy
site De taken up, a. the sxcavation for the
building is TO be begun soon. The water Office
not to be torn down, with the usual forty-eisht
hours notice.
no MORE MONEY NEEDED FUR cHARLEsroN.
Commissio1er webb ~ is in receipt & Q. g com. M.
council of the city Of Charleston. 3 c.. request
Ing discontinuance of any further contriou.
aons for earthanake sufferers. those already re-
TWELVE HUNDRED AND FIFTY BUILDING
PERMITS.
Building Inspector Entwisle to-day, speak
Ing to STAR reporter, said it was remark
able fact that there is no let up to the requests
for building permits. tor they appear to be
books TO show that in 1885 up to tins date there
were 1,015 permits issued and that the number
issued this year up to to-day is 4, $50.
BUILDING PERMITS
Issued by Inspector Entwisle: r. ]. Schadd erect
six one-story dwellings, Trumbull street, be-
tween 80 and Az streets; $500. John Casssls
erect six three-s!ory and cellar dwellings. q
west; $3.5OO Maria ODonald erect . two
story dwelling, alley between I. and N and 22d
Tnd snea asa ,S, streets northwest $3.50 Mrs n
Ing. stl street between 1 and streets north
West; West; $500 " H. Butler erect two tw9- ,w:,
streets southwest 81 900.
VITAL STATISTICS.
The health of1cer reports: Number Of deaths
In The District last week, 7-white, SO; col.
while, 1875: colored. 1897; total popalation,
1884. seventeen were undl r i've years Of age,
~ over 20 years. The principal causes Of death
q Births reported: SO while males, 50 white
iemaies. ~ coiored males, 10 colored females.
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4 Or sALE-THREE NEW HOUSES OK Il 1T
u Hx rooms each: al moo tmp1; ten Der csnt
INVESTMENT; price SS,O0V each. Also. nice two-slory
bricx. on X. between x1st and 2xd sulxho for
ousI eSS price 34.0Su. TeTuss esszy, Akp;y 10 NJ
Z. AyEks. Lac Sew ofk ave- ssiSSws
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A MIRRORS FATAL FALL-Mary Best, 20
years old, the vile OF gas-fitter, was burned 70
ing catching IRE from burning kerosene OIL ct
her home, 1O4 Bayard street. Mrs. Best was
seated At the supper table when mirror hang
ing at one end OF the room fell upon the table,
upsetting and breaking the lighted lamp The
Oil became ignited and pari of the lamp tell
into her lap, setting her on fire. She ran
Dennis COnnor and J. Gillen, three young men
living in the hopse, heard her cries and tore the
burning clothing from her, but the woman was
shockingiy burned and died early Monday
morning.
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EALL AND wINTER 'se AND 's7.
GNGLlSH aod SCOTCH sJiTiNUS. OVERt o Al.
1NGS AND TkOUsEklNGa ~ the Importing TAILOR
lnx kxtabliohmenG
h d BARR
~ 1111 Pennsylvania ave
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SECRETARY LAMAR has received an invita-
tion TO attend the banquet of the Iroauois Club
1T Chicago on the 10th inst., but Oh account ol
the pressure OF puoiic duties has been Obliged,
to his great regret. u decline.
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,l424 and 426 D st
aliey. fh.. .4r.........sl 800
26OS X It. fh.. ar. III 800
i4l4 .,&nlsOn st- t.h..
or .....-... -.......-......-.1,1O 100
6I6 aud BlS Marion
alley. fh., 4r..........I,6OO
l4I6 - 81, + b, 0r......1 900
is Y ST.. f.h.. or. .6vO
i1Z5 9Th St, f n, 6r..1.o .oUV
l4l2 samson ST.. kh,
\ 7r.........................l,5 7r 500
i24UO, 24Ux, 24U4 Iol.
ave, I. b 5r....... i $50
1414le samson ST.,
| fh., Or. 500
lA5U Samson st., Lh..
n Or ........ ....-...........l.~
A. and 40 JacSson
alley, 4f.............-.l,4OO
1873 Madison 81. i. 1. b.,
| Ars...-.............. .......l 800
lOS. llO boundary
s., b. b., 2r........."..0OO
y, alley, y. Gap st..
| In. 4ry..-.................6OO
Alley. bet 23d and
z4th, l. and III StS.,
III fh. Ar R00
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2O13 Q st, 1Or...-.......S85
12Uo M St NV, 1lr.-.-1o
l4Ih 81 ext. sdwel ngS- 50
Cor N.H.ave.&Q st., 1r-5O
1870 b st.aw.. lxr--.....-4D
29U6 q st n. n.w..........33 -
1905 Sth st. NV, Ir....-.3O
463 Mo. ave. n. -. y rs so
l43l l. ST. NV. ii rS....Z5
ls'B2 Corcgran St. 6r...-.2O
1870 Sherman av., 4r--.lO
X NV. mr. FrkliB sq--.l-5
2022 Hiiiyer ay 9rs----.6o
91S n. Y. ay.. 1srs---.-.-iO
135 9th sf.....-.------.---.----
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LNOK SAIE-LOTS-
u MERIDIAN HILL
Lot %, block 3, 5Ox 90 Superior st., a. 1Oc
Lot 70, block d, oUx l5., 40 at IOc.
Lot =, Block lv. 5Oxl $50. Ontario ave, at l2c
Lot l9. block 10, 5Oxl5O. Erie st. al l3c.
Lot 20. block q, 50x150, 18th aud Superior sts
two fronts. at 15c
Lot ~. block 8 oOx175, Central ave-, q. lSc.
And many others ~ low prices. The are Spe-
ciAl bargains and are onered for few uays only at
the prices stated Apply to
Z b. OOTTRELL,
ulO3t l41S New York
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The Philadelphia Press says the revolt
from the Knights OF Labor, which is
creating such d STR In the Southwest, IN
Chicago, in New ork, and In New Eng
land. is extending 10 the Knights In this
city 10 an extent that lev people can ina
inc. Not only are a large majority of
Knights here Discontinued on geneIa al
principles because OF their dissatisfaction
with the management of the order Of late,
but they have real tangible grievances
against PowdeIiy and the General Execu
tive Board, which, Il allowed 10 remain
nuremcdied will compel the disafiecteI
Knights 10 withdraw from the order.
In Lunberiess cases certain trades,
finding that it is 10 their best Interests
TO be connected closely, have applied q
the General Board Tor permission 10 form
trade district assemblies. OF late these ap.
y cations have met with an arrogant re-
lusAl on the part oi the members Of the
General Board, who frequently do not
even condescend 70 assign reason fol
their refusal. When reasons are assigned
they are regarded as absurd and prepos.
ferrous by the men who make the applica-
lions. COnse qnently the knights are en-
ragged and are now preparing TO take
active measures 10 bring about a change
10 the state Of all airs. Two alternatives
lie before them one, the calling of a
special convention OF the General AS.
sembly, aud the other wholesale with
drawal from the Knights and the organ.
ization OF national trades unions.