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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1886-11-04
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Gene ral News.

1t is proposed to hold IL convention
Of county historical societies at Annap-
oils.
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"'THb MIKADO."

lII lylllAIIDVo
Tn addition 10 our Premiums, list
of which will be sent on application,
we wish to call cspectat notice to our
Cabinet Portraits of
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d. COMPANY,
Fifth Avenue Theatre, New York.
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do" The original company to pro
duce it in this country was DOyley
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there by Gilbert and Sullivan and
sent to this county. We have is-
sued, for distribution to our patrons
who will send us wrappers rs below
series of seven cabinet portraits of
these al fists, in character and cos
tune, the finest Photographic gela-
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Misses Ulma, Foster and St. Maur, MS
"Three Little Maids from School"
Kate Foster, as. ."Pitti Sing"
George Thorne, as. ............."Ko ko."
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tB~ Our price for these portraits Is tweri-
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Counsel for French spoIation claim
ants complain of delay on the part o.
government counsel.
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AYERS
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A canvass shows that $4,000 per-
sons attended divine services i'll Lon
don last Sunday.
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HAT & CAP DEPARTMENT

for we have some nobby Hats and Caps for
the Babies, Youth, Boys and Men. We kind
ly ask you to call and examine our stock
tor we cannot help but please you in every
way, We are determined to sell ct the very
lowest cash prices.
Thanking the Liberal public for past pa,
tronagc and asking a continuance of the
same we remain very Respectfully yours
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AND LOW PRICES.

will convince you that we are determined to
be up with the times and down with the
prices.
We do not think it necessary to mention
a long list of our goods, for you will find in
every department of goods u perfect line
We have some special bargains in wooden
goods, and will make it pay you to call and
see them, our stock, of
NOTIONS, BOOTS AND SHOES, :.
both Leather and Gum,) is very large, hay
ing added n great many SPEClALTIES
never before kept. We did not forget the
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Last week. Tins week
Evening star., 1886-09-29
COnsienSed Locals.

Mr. Charles Jerome Columbus, the plasterer
who fell from a scaffold at the Homeopathic
hospital yesterday, as stated in THE STAR, mad
his right leg broken and was badly bruised.
His companion, Mr.. Emanuel Weaser, had "a
rib broken, ankle sprained, and was badly
bruised.
At the Lynn bicycle meet Monday. w. E.
Crist, of this city, won the three mile amateur
race, and won the second prize i'll the one mile
amateur race.
James Washington, colored, fell yesterday
morning while getting Off "a wagon, and injured
his left leg. He was taken to his home, East
Capitol and 18th street, in the police ambu-
lance.
About z O'Clock last night, while Misses
Mollie Hawk, Ada Hadiway and Cora McNelly
Were walking along 10th street northeast they
heard "a child crying in front of house No. IL.
which Is unOccupied. An officer, who was sum-
moned, took the Child To the station. 1t was u
coiored child, apparently several days old
Attention is called to advertisement under
"BuSiness Chances of the formation OF a land
purchasing syndicate.
Evening star., 1886-09-29
Sales Of Real Estate.

deed from Mrs. Grace S. Bristed to A. w.
Hoyt, for lots II and 13. square 24S, fronting
80 feet by LAT on h street, between 18th and
14th streets northwest, opposite Franklin
square, known AS tine property OF the late Hon.
T. NJ. stanton, has been placed on record. The
consideration named is LOCO. A transfer
from Fannie A. Moore to julius Lansburg OF an
undivided half interest in eleven lots, In the
subdivision of Prospect hill, near GlenwoOd, Tor
$4,000, ha, also been recorded. Also one from
Thomas klroy To Harry T. sanders, of sub lots
i To ., square 733, iOr So,UOO This property
fronts 66 Ieet on ID street south, between 1sL and
I'd streets east, and Is 1191a ieeL deep. Also of
L. u. Meads 10 GEORGE w. Taylor, OF sub lot 81,
square S15, from 1Sla feet to 100 on Attn street,
A transfer from X. BIeiIus to Edward Abner
vi part lot y, square ST., fronting 20 Ieet by 50
on the south side OF East Capitol street, between
Attn and 9TH, 1or 81 900, has been placed re-
cord. Also a deed vi }. Il. L. Tupper to X. II. T.
Leopold OF part lot IL, square 1856, on NJ street
near 18th. 1or $500.
Evening star., 1886-09-29
CITY ITEMS.


WV. HAHN Co 8 RELIABLE SHOE HOUSE,
S16 7th St, and 1922 Penn. ave.
Every boot We sell is warranted to have q
solid leather inner and outer sole and counter.
Gents $5 best French calf custom made boots,
cali or morocco legs, any width.
Gents $3.50 Baltimore custom, peGged and
fine sewed boots, box or broad toe.
Gents - three sole, Scotch bottom boots.
Gents $3 double upper three sole, kip and
grain leather waterproof sporting boots.
Gents % fine calf back sewed boots.
Gents $500 FAMOUS pogged and sewed,
single or double tap sole calf boots.
Gents 81 genuine calf solid boots.
Gents 81 leather counter coarse boots.
Boys 81 and $3.50 fine calf boots.
Boys $1.5O reliable kip boots.
Youths $1.25 and 81 so kip and calf boots.
Childs $1 red top boots.
Evening star., 1886-09-29

CONVICTED OF NUMBERING HERMIT-A
dispatch from EiktOn. Md, says: Paul Reed
has been con nvicted OF murder In the first degree
ior the killing OF William Green, and George
MannOn, his accOmplice. is now on trial
Green, who was known as "Billy the Joker. !"
was an old re- luse who dwelt In q barge near
On the night of March 18th, Reed and Mannon
went there after whisky and intending TO rob
the premises, the old man being supposed to
have money concealed there. They knocked
him down with q masons hammer, infiicting
wounds OF which he died in lew days Reed
Is q negro and MannOn young white man,
Evening star., 1886-09-29

CANADA's CLAIM UNDER AN OLD RUSSIAN
TREATY.-Since the first demand for the re-
lease OF the Canadian sealing schooner Onward,
recently seized by the United States revenue
cutter Corwin in the Alaskan sea, was forwarded
to the Colonial office, London, to be laid before
the authorities at Washington, a supplementary
demand has been made through the same chan
mel, in which it is pointed out that in conven-
tion signed at St Petersburg between England
and Russia one of the articles guarantees to
British subjects, from whatsoever quarter they
may arrive, the right to forever enjoy the privi-
ieges OF navigation and fishing in the Pacific
ocean, or any part thereof. From this point it.
is argued that the United States could not have
received from Russia the right to exclusive
navigation or fishing or sailing privileges in
the Alaskan waters.
Evening star., 1886-09-29
CITY AND DISTRICT.
Amusements Tonight.

EATIoNAL-Mayo in "Nordeck."
ALBAUGH's.-Mansfie in prince Karl"
HARRIs.'-"Our Boarding House."
ERNANS.-Variety.
HERZOG'S.-"Two Wanderers"
DIME MUsEUM.-''The Boy Tramp"
ROLLER CoASTER.-Athletic Park.
MANASSAS PANoRAMA.-Daya and evening.
Evening star., 1886-09-29

THE WEALTH OF NEW YoRK-The report of
the New York state board of equalization
makes the total assessed valuation of the real
and personal property OF the state OF New YORK
$3,224 ,6s2,3 ,343, against $3,O94, ,731,45 in
1855. New York city and county is assessed ut
Sl,439 ,226, $50, against $l,413, ,415,O2O in
~ -
Evening star., 1886-09-29

THE MAYoR's Son THE INcENDIARY.-The
mysterious 1ncendiary fires which have de-
vastated Holly Beach, N. j., within the past
year or so and caused the destruction of two
churches and several buildings promises to be
solved by the arrest yesterday OF the son of
attempting TO burn Walter Brothers saw mill.
The alleged cuiprit is a boy. He was taken
court house,
Evening star., 1886-09-29

VAGRANCY AS A CAUSE OF INSANITY.-In
the scientists congress at Berlin Professor
Mendell read q paper on vagrancy from a
medical point Of view, asserting that vagrancy
creates and promotes lunacy. He said that in
of the Berlin workhouse of eighty-dve
vagrants six were found to be confirmed luna
tics, five imbeciles, eight epieptics, and four
teen victims Of severe chronic illness, and that
the remaining hfty-two were more or less de.
ranged The ailments OF the majority OF these,
added added the professor professor. were caused by strong
ing a medical examination OF vagrantS before
they are taken before a magistrate for punish
ment
Evening star., 1886-09-29

TERROR SAID TO REIGN IN PARTS OF GEORGIA
MARK TWAIN ENTERS THE LISTS AZ A
RROPHET
This is Virgins day, or the day upon which
the Ottawa prophet predicted another great
earthquake in the south. A dispatch from
Atlanta says reports from various parts of
Georgia show that negroes every where are in q
state OF terror in anticipation of Virgins
earthquake. From southwest Georgia come
accounts Of negroes giving up all work and
the past two days. Among the whites
| the alarm is confined principally to wo-
me to- and canS she od Sav IN t men are
The occurrence OF another shock in Charleston
and vicinity yesterday strengthened the faith
many "modifcations" sent out by Virgins has
greatly reduced the number of his followers. A
oy oze
has made a careful study Of the science lem e OF Of
ces Of another earthquake in the south south. E lie says
that the causes which produced the earthquake
that there is 20 likelihood Of another quake in
che United States soon; that with The exception
ho o. Two points (Which ne does - not OF @name) this
general earthquake troubles for fifty years to
MARK TWAIN sAT1RIzEs wIGa1Ns.
"Mark Twain" has entered the field of pre-
diction and publishes in the New York Sun to-
day the following: "As q result of the most
careful observation of the aspect Of the fixed
stars during the past two months, as affected
by the remarkable changes now going on in
the great nebula in g Cassiopeia, am able to
state with absolute certainty that by tar the
most awful disaster that has ever befallen the
globe since its creation will occur on the
Sd of October. at 9:42 in the evening.
The agent will be q meteoric stone-a
meteoric world, indeed, since its mass will be
One-eighth as great as that of our own sphere
1t will first come in sight about half Nhy be-
tween the constellation of the Great Bear and
the north star, and will make the circle of the
with immeasurable rapidity, turning the night
of this whole continent into red glare of the
Canada it will make majestic downward
swoOp in the direction of Ottawa, affording q
spectacle resembling million inverted rain
Virgins right in the seat of his inspiration and
lift him straight up into the back yard of the
in an tncOnceivably mashed and unpleasant
condition. This can be depended on"
Evening star., 1886-09-29
To Aid Evicted Tenants.

To Aid Evfcte0 Tenants.
ALL DONATIONS TO THE IRISH LEAGUE 10 BE
DEVOTED TO THAT PURPOSE.
Mr.. Timothy harrington announced at the
fortnightly meeting of the Irish national league
held in Dublin yesterday that since the last
meeting $15, ,OOOin donations had been received
by him as treasurer. He added that an enor-
nous increase in evictions Throughout Ireland
must now be expected, and said that the league
would devote all donations received TO the
work of relieving persons evicted. Mr.. John
Dillon said that peace in Ireland now depended
on the action Of the landlords. Two thousand
families were now under notice OF eviction The
winter was coming and 1t was already impera-
tive that the Irish people should combine and
help one another to resist within the law the
attempted tyranny of the landlords, final vic
tory being certain If this resistance was main
tained
Evening star., 1886-09-29
KIDNEY PAINS

And that weary, Nfeiess agone sensation ever pres
ent with those of infiamed kidneys weak back and
loins aching hips and sides. overworked worn out
by disease, debility dissipation, relieved in
minute and speedily cured by the CUTICURA ANTI
PAIN PLASTER, new. original elegant and nfallible
antdote to pain and infamm alton. At all drugglsts
25c; Ave for $1.OO: or of POTTER DRUG Co., Boston.
se15
Evening star., 1886-09-29

II you wish to walk with ease and elegance,
call at 4 Strasburgers. No 900 7th street. and
purchase q pair Of our fine French Kid Shoes In
Common Sense and Opera Toe, at $3.47.
Cousins fine Curacao KID, In all styles, at 81
S2.47 is a Daisy. Pebble, Goat and Kid Shoes,
h ali styles at $1.96, are perfect fitting. Glove
Kid Congress Caters at $1.47. Mat-kid Foxed
Shoes at 9Sc
Evening star., 1886-09-29

POISONING A WHOLE EFAMILY.-The residents
of the hamlet OF Napanoch, N. Y have been in
a state of great excitement for the past weeE
over an alleged case OF poisoning. Lucas K
Bush resides with his family, about one mile
ty-three years, boarding with the Bush famiIv
proposed marriage to the elder daughter. TIE,
parents favored his suit, but he was repused hv
the girl herself Brodhead then transferred his
attentions to the younger sister, Emily. who an
peared TO reciprocate his affections, but the
parents now opposed the match with the
that he would. fx the whole family If thew
would not let him marry Emily. fhursday.
night with violent cramps and VOMITING re
water in pail from which she drank Vas ex'
amined, and IL was discovered that It contained
was placed under arrest
Evening star., 1886-09-29

ANOTHER NEW COMET.-A cable dispatch
from the Cape OF Good Hope through DR.. krue-
Ger, at kiei, Germany, announces the dis
covery OF comet at the cape on September 90
by Prot. Finley. Its position September 26.
eight hour Greenwich time, was: Right ascen.
sion II hours, minutes, $40 seconds: decli-
nation south 26 degrees, minutes, q seconds
Its daily motion was plus 35 minutes of arc in
right ascension and minutes south. II is de-
scribed as circular, one minute in diameter
with some central condensation and faint.
Evening star., 1886-09-29

NEARLY ALL THE HOUSES IN cHARLrsrt
suArrN ANn THE propr =. .r....e...

NEARLY ALL THE HOUSES IN CHARLESTON
SHAKEN AND THE PkoPLE NERvoUs
Nearly all the houses in Charleston, SC. were
shaken by . severe earthquake shock lust after
o'clock yesterday afternoon. The shock
lasted about one and one-half seconds. Il was
from north TO south, the vibration beinx very
perceptible in wooden houses. The shock had
the effect of mailing the people more nervous,
in view Of Virgins predicted disaster for to.
day. Scientists say these shocks will keep
mp for an indefinite time, and That there is
nothing alarming In the recurrence Of shocks.
Barring the shock the city is quiet and the work
of repairing houses and extending relief IL going
on without interruption.
Evening star., 1886-09-29
The Courts.
EouIry Co,rprb,,o.

EQUITY COURT-Judge James
yesterday, Willard agt COrcOran; submitted
Waters agt. Waters: auditors report confirmed.
keatlng agt. Mclaughlin; second reference to
the auditor ordered
To-day, Fletcher agt. Clephane; Injunction
granted. Marshall agt. Wheeler; pro coniesso
vacated, with leave to answer. Schafer agt
Schaier; decree OF divorce. Schaffer agt Schat.
fer; DO. Keller agt. Keller; +. Brown appointed
guardian ad Iitem. Howard agt. Birdler; bilI
dismissed with costs. Dainese agt Williams;
motion 10 amend bill denied. Hoover agt.
Mosely; sale OF notes ordered. Estate of Ma
ulda Cammack: rule to show cause issued.
Evening star., 1886-09-29

To-day we have a fresh shipment of choice
Norfolk Oysters out OF the famous old Hampton
Roads yesterday. These oysters no one can
doubt. Bordering on the wide Atlantic ocean
as they do, where the salt sea water ebbs and
flows SO swiftly twice in twenty-iour hours, are
the finest known to the trade. Choice steam,
roast, broil, halfshell, &C. None but the best.
Lifetime experience. Ladies' large saloon
attached.
Evening star., 1886-09-29

ROBBED BY A MASKED INrRUDER-Mrs A.
Berry, weil-to-do widow OF Detroit, was
awakened sunday by knocking at the door,
swered the summons. A masked man con-
ironted her with a drawn revolver and de-
receiVe& $500, and in her deienseiess condition
nau placed II In the foot OF her stocking and
where she had the money hid ana on her
denying 1t, choked her severely and gave her
several savage blows, threatening to kill her.
on her stocking, aud giving The roDber the
money ne ct once lett. Mrs. Berry says col.
oreo woman servant whom she discharged on
VINO knew that she had the money or where It
was concealed. In the struggle with the robber
him.
Evening star., 1886-09-29

SEE W III. HoEkGs stock of Carpets and Fur
niture before making your purchases. Styles
are better and prices lower than ever. sol Mar
ket
Evening star., 1886-09-29

A QUESTION asked almost daily at Wm
Hahn & Co.'S reliable shoe house, SIC 7th
street and 1922 Pennsylvania avenue. "How
Is it that your shoes fit neater, wear longer and
are more comfortable than goods / buy else
where at even IL higher price?" The answer is
simply this: We bind ourselves to no particular
manufacturer but scour the country, only for
goods OF true merit, which we buy in the
largest possible quantities tor spot cash and sell
them rapidly at "A small advance for cash so
you are bound 10 find our goods in fact the best
goods in the U. ). at the very lowest prices.
Evening star., 1886-09-29

OUR SPEcIALTY-Fine work only. Perfect
facilities Cooperative Cleaners and Dyers
{26 ID street n
Evening star., 1886-09-29
Ban BLoon
sCRoFULoUs, INHERITED AND CONTAGIOUS
HUMORS,
HUMoRs,

Patches in the Throat and Mouth Assesses, Tumors
Carbunces, Botches, Sores. Scurvy, Wasting of the
Kidneys and Urinary Organs, Dropsy, Ensemia, De
biiity, Chronic Rheumatism, Constipation and Piles,
and most diseases arising from impure Impov-
erishei Condition of the Blood speedily cured by
the CUTICURA RESOLvENT. the new Blood Purifier,
internally assisted by CUTICUR the great skin Cure
and CUTICURA SOAP. exquisite Skin Beautifer, ex-
ternally
Evening star., 1886-09-29
SCROFuLOryS uICERS


James E Richardson Custom House, New Orleans
on oath, says: In 1870 Scrofuous Ulcers broke out
on my body until was mass Of corruption. Every
thing known to the medical faculty was tried in van
1 became mere wreck At times could not lift my
hands to my head could not turn in bed; was 10
stant pain and looked upon life q curse No relief
or cure in ten years In 1850 heard OF the CUTICU
RA REMEDIES. used them. and was perfectly cured"
Sworn TO before U. s. Com. ]. D. CRAWFORD
Evening star., 1886-09-29

MAssANETTA WATER has no rival as a cure
for malaria. Five barrels received yesterday
at Shaier's. 1910 street.
Evening star., 1886-09-29
ONE OF THE WORST CASES

ONE OF THE WORST CASES
We have been selling your CUrIcURA REMEDIES
for years. and have the first complaint yet receive
from purchaser. One of the worst cases OF Scrofa
ever saw was cured the of five bottles Cuticu-
ra Resolvent Cutcura, and Cuticurs Soap. The Sosp
takes the cake" here a medicinal soap.
TAYLOR & TAYLOR, Druggists,
Frankfort, Kan
Evening star., 1886-09-29
Said to Have Used Chlor0Form.
BURGLARS MAKE GOOD HAUL AT Mr.. \
D. BRAINARD's HOUSE.

d. BRAINARD'S HOUSE.
A burglary was committed. as It is supposed
by professional thieves, at an early hour this
morning at the residence of Mr.. Mark d. Brain
ard, 1910 18th street northwest The house was
entered by climbing through the second-story
window. Mr.. Brainard's family are under the
impression that chloroform was used from the
tact that they had the headache this morning
The thieves were very successful In their
undertaking, carrying OF about $500 worth OF
valuables. Among the articles taken were
lady's gold watch and chain, worth S1O7; q
gents gold watch, worth S75; an Odd Fellows
charm, worth $50; sealskin sacque, worth
$3.50; silk waist, worth $26; pair OF bracelets,
$35 in money. The case was reported to the
police this morning and Detectives Raff and
Horne were assigned to investigate it.
Fatal Termination OF an ARRAY.
BLOW WHICH FRACTURED THE SKULL OF
JAMES THOMAS.
James Thomas, an old pensioner, and James
M. Brown, bricklayer, engaged in a quarrel at
Collins restaurant, on D street, near 18th, on
the 18th instant. 1t is alleged Brown knocked
Thomas down. Thomas was taken to the Freed
mans hospital, and his skull was found to have
been fractured. He died from the effects of the
wound yesterday morning, and an inquest was
held at the eighth precinct station yesterday.
Brown left the city Immediately after the Oc-
currence for baltimore, and was notified of the
death yesterday afternoon, just before Detec-
tive Carter arrived with the Baltimore officers
and arrested him. Brown was to-day commit
ted to Jail by the coroner Thomas died yester-
the day, but the Information in the case was
kept quiet by the police
Evening star., 1886-09-29

BEAUTIFUL PHOTOGRAPHS at most reason
able prices Photo Art Co., 9O5 Pa ay
Evening star., 1886-09-29

ELECTRICITY. Cal-at-chee, DIR. Biedler's Health
ParlOrs. Metropolitan hotel. Opening Oct Ist
Evening star., 1886-09-29

OOlong, Japan. GunpOWder and Iupe.
rial Tea,
soc. pound, cannot be eQualled elsewhere for
the money. You should try It once and be
convinced. n. T. METZGER & Bro.
Al: eth at. NV
Evening star., 1886-09-29
DRESS SUITS for hire. Ala 9th street.

BRIGHTwooD RACES. Thursday, Sept 3Oti
2:3O pm.
Evening star., 1886-09-29

Ex.PREsIDENr ARrHUR'S CONDITI0N.-Ex-
President Arthur, who Is in New York, yester-
don, and was weak and depressed. He re
mained In bed until late In the day, and had
but little appetite. He did not slo6D we'll after
his trip, but IL Is thought thst ns soon ~ the
weather becomes cooler he viii be able 70 sleep
better. To friends who called on him during
the day he spoke cheertully OF his condition,
but admitted that he telt better at the sea-
shore, and thought that perhaps he should
have remained there longer.
Evening star., 1886-09-29

AFRAID TO DROWN HIMsELF-E. E. Tro-
Drldge, VINO left note iOr the proprietor of the
western hotel at Niagara Falls, a day or two
was arrested at Buffalo yesterday by detectives
as ne was stroiling up Main street with his
hands1n his pockets. He said: IL changed my
father would prefer TO send me money to spend-
ing II In recovering my body" He viii: appear
ing Landlord Sault out OF board pill amount
ing to $40.