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Evening star., 1886-09-29
Mr.. Manning's Return

Mr.. M8nning'S Return.
1T IS SAID HE WILL AGAIN UNDERTAKE THE
RESPONSIBILITIES OF OFFICE.
Mr.. Manning is expected to return to the
Treasury department before long. He is said
to have decided not to give up without trial.
He will begin his work gradually, and If it does
not interfere with his health, will gradually
assume more OF the responsibilities of the de-
partment. At first it is thought he will confine
himself to merely a general supervision OF the
department, leaving must OF the work to the
assistant secretaries. He will attend the cabi-
net meetings and give the administration the
benefit OF his advice 1t is not believed that he
has yet decided just what he will do beyond
making the trial Of his abilities 10 resume his
work. He Is doubtful OF the result, as, also, are
his physIcianS.
A dispatch from Albany to the New York
Times to-day says that Mr.. Manning intends 10
leave for Washington on Thursday, so as TO he
at the capital on October LIST. He is still unde-
cideu as TO whether he will resume his position
In the Treasury department, and he viii not act
hnally until alter he has had another cOnsulta-
tion with the President. His family and Intimate
friends, tearing that u resumption OF work will
bring on another attack are urging him to re.
sign. It is possible that he may consent to re-
main in tue cabinet until the meeting of Con.
gress, even Ii he does not stay longer.
Evening star., 1886-09-29
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Evening star., 1886-09-29

One Man Slightly Burned and the Dam.
age Not Heavy.
NEW YORK, Sept 29.-An explosion Of am
monia occurred in the Carlton club
early this morning, which, for q few mo-
ments, created great excitement The loss
was not serious. One man was slightly burned.
lMr. John Chamberlain, OF Washington, is
steward of the Carlton club, of which many
w ashingtOn gentlemen are membersl
Evening star., 1886-09-29
A Herder Killed by Boys
EFFECTS OF DIME NOVEL READING ON YoUN9
TEXANS.

EFFECTS OF DIME NOVEL READING ON YOUNG
TEXANS.
A dispatch from San Antonio, Tex, saws Sew
eral weeks ago the body Of a Mexican herder,
Carlo Benevtdes, was found literally riddled
with bullets lying on the outskirts OF the vii
lage OF Muella on the great sheep ranch OF j. H
Simpson. Around the unfortunate shepherd
lay the bodies OF over sixty sheep all Killed
with bullets. Last Sunday a boy, Joe" Bur.
taken 70 Jail ne told the sheriff th { he knew
who killed Benevfdes. He stated that w lille"
Brown, age thirteen, and Eddie" Wood, age
pistol and Wood went Out aud borrowed Ben
evides revolver under the pretext he wanted
it for his brother 10 shoot ~ q mark. Then
the boys posted Burriss on = hilltop, while they
attacked Benevides. shooting him seventeen
times, then shooting his sheep. The boys are ir
jail now. The crime 10 the result ol dime move
reading by young Wood.
Evening star., 1886-09-29


a CONFERENCE ON THE BRIDGE QUESTION.
Inc commissioners will soon have a confer
ence with their attorney with respect to their
state that they have no doubt as to their duty
TO protect the lives of the citizens II in danger
from % passing the bridge, and. that If necessary,
10 close II 10 the public.
VITAL STATISTICS.
The health officer reports that during the
week ending with the 25th inst. there were
q. Death rate per 1000 per annum-white,
X4.47; coiored, 3s.43; total population, 20. II.
he deaths by classes were as follows Zynoe
death were-ConsumptiOn, IA; d1arrh9a, z;
diphtheria. l; typhoid fever, 6; malarial fever,
OF ns apnSs
ported.
THE DISTRICT WHARF PROPERTY.
work OF preparing tor the Commissioners u list
OF the wharf property and has made some pro-
gress, but It will take some time TO make up
complete list OF the unimproved wharf lots
which are to be improved Tor rent. 1t is antici-
pated that some old claims to title will be made.
ASKING FOR THEIR RESERVATIONS.
the district Commissioners have called on
the old board Of hour inspectors for their resig-
nations in order to reorganixe the BOARD. Mr.
J. II. Crane has asked the Commissioners, be-
flour inspectors, they permit him to lay before
them the facts respecting the reversal by said
commissioners of the decision Of Inspector
Is reported to be based.
MISCELLANEOUa
Mrs. M. j. Eastwood writes to the District
Commissioners complaining Of extortionate
charges on the part Ot chimney-sweeps.
In consequence OF the increase in the lumber
OF water takers, there is complaint that the
work In the water registrars office is very
onerous to the old regular force, and an effort
Will be made to have the force increased.
Monday evening At o'clock the District
commissioners paid their respects to the Presi-
dent-the first time since his return from the
Adirondacks, and extended their congratuia-
tOns at his safe return.
Investigating the Fishery Question.
The members OF the sub committee Of the
Committee on Foreign Relations of the United
States Senate met at Boston at noon yesterday,
to confer on the preliminaries of the investiga-
tion into the fishery question in accordance
with the resolution passed at the last session.
Senator George F. Edmunds, chairman, pre-
sided. Tue other members Of the committee
are Senator'S John 7. Morgan, Alabama; w. p.
Frye, Maine; w. NJ. Evarts, New York, and Eli
Salisbury, Delaware. Senator Edmunds said:
1--WE shall consider the fishery question in
general, tut we have not yet decided as to the
order OF procedure. Whether our hearings
shall be public or private is q matter for con-
sideration. There is nothing more that can
give on the subject at present"
Evening star., 1886-09-29
AUsTRIA ANTAGoNIzINQ RUSSIA.

Investigating The Lao1 oueosaoo.
DUBLIN, Sept 20.-The Earl Of N0rthbrook is
In Ulster mailing . personal Investigation q
the Land question.
Evening star., 1886-09-29
[E~ THE SHELLABARGER LIVESTOCK
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OFFICE. 1875 ST. N. w.,

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Evening star., 1886-09-29

The famous excursion steamer Plymouth
Rock u 70 bo broken up at Boston for junx..
Evening star., 1886-09-29

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-1nternal
revenue. $2O7,717; customs, $S42,O59.
THE DESPATCH left Boston this morning for
New York.
Evening star., 1886-09-29
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Evening star., 1886-09-29

A RAII4R0AD SwIToRMEN's 6TRIxx.-For
several days the IHtiruAd switchmen ~ CIncin-
natl have been taking sgeps toward N increase
of wages. Yosteluay the matter eliminated In
strike Y tne cif.cltnsu, Washinyton and 6al-
ctn1@A, Hamiltuii and Dayton Swtlchmen. The
strike Wns NOT general but It may become %.
Evening star., 1886-09-29

NxwARK. n. J., Hept 2o.-J.F. Smith, pitcher
OF the Newark b9Ae ball club, was released late
last night 70 the DotsOls elnb Gur The bAlAnoe a
Evening star., 1886-09-29
TH~ EQUITABLE
COOPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
ASSETS AUG. Is. 1886. $673,4449l.
Monthly payments are $3.50 per share
81 .OUU advanced ON each share

The 18th issue of stock-a new issue-wiu be
opened Tor subscription and payment October T. 1885
For Information and pamphlets explaining The OBJ
office, 3l7 st, iroM $50 AM. to A:3O d. M
THOMAS SOMERVILLE, President
Evening star., 1886-09-29

RUSSIA'S TERMS TOO HARD.
Czar-Austria'sC Change Of Base.
SOFIA, Sept. 29.-It is q noticeable fact that
Gen. Kaulbars has visited all the notabilities
here except Mr.. Lascelles, the British consul
The Bulgarian ministers are divided as to
whether they shall accept or decline Gen. Kaul-
bars demands.
The regency has posted notices OF the cleo
tions for the grand sobrante, which is to elect
successor to Prince Alexander.
Gen. Kaulbars, the Russian special agent.
threatens TO have the notices removed. The
people resent tue conduct OF Russia in demand.
Ing as the price OF The cxar's protection the lib
Grafton ol political prisoners, the raising Of the
state OF siege, and freedom all parties TO vote
In eiecting the grand s0brante. II il believed
that rupture between Bulgaria and Russia IL
imminent
AUSTRIA ANTAGoxIzINo RUSSIA.
ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. 20.-The Moscow Ga.
zefte states that the AustrO-Hungarian govern.
ment is entirely separated from Germany and
6ussta on the Bulgarian question, and that that
country now inclines towards England.
to-day. In the lower house Deputy Heiisberg
asked Prime Minister Won Iaafe whether the
government was disposed 70 characterize posi-
lively rs idle Inventions the rumOrs lately put
taken place In the relations between Austria
Russia ia Bulgaria
The .Neue Frets Presse says: "Prince Bis
the elements OF antagonlsm between the Ger
mans and pau-slavtsta. Material interests will
assert themselves. Germany will not be willing
that Russia shall some day comprise the whole
power in the world at the disposai Of pan
0lAvism."
Evening star., 1886-09-29

EDWARD L. DENT CO.,
STEAM AND HOT WATER HEATING AND
VENTILATION.
Agents for the Duplex and Nonpareil Eoiler and
Ruizler & Bakes steam Heating SpecialtieS
selsim.lp l4l3 u STREET N. w.
Evening star., 1886-09-29
Fighting for Courtney's Millions.

F1Eht1n& Tor COurtney'S MfI1fOnS.
SUIT OF A WOMAN WHO CLAIMS TO BE THE DE-
SEKTED wIFE OF THE MATCH MAKER.
Martha COughtrey, OF England, through coun-
sci, filed In the court OF chancery, at Winning
ton, DEL, yesterday, q petition asking for an
assignment of dover from the estate of the late
Henry b. Courtney, of the firm OF Swift &
Courtney, match manufacturers. In her petit
ton Mrs. COughtrey claims to be the widow of
the late Henry b. Coughtrey, after rward Court
ney, ana says she was married 70 him In Eng
land. When he left England to come to the
United states to engage IN the manufacture OF
matches he promised to send for her and their
four children as soon as circumstance would
he ceased writing TO her, aud she never saw
him again. Soon after he came to Wilmington
Mr.. Courtney married. When he died he lett
an estate valued at several million dollars to
his widow and children in that city. To-day's
court proceedings are probably the beginning
Of q long and biLler legal contest.
Evening star., 1886-09-29

NAVAL ORDERs.-Ensign A. N. Wood ordered
to the Yantic; Lieut. Commander c. A. Schetky
detached from the st. Louis and granted three
months leave. The order assigning Ensign A.
Gleaver to duty at the naval academy is re-
vOked.
Evening star., 1886-09-29

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fFs PRINCE GEORGES COUNrY.-TAX
o>A NOTICE.-The Undersigned treasurer and
collector Of state and county taxes for the 1856
Will be at Messrs Jacs son Co.'S, Pennsy vania
nue.. between 9th and 7th streets, ON TUESDAY and
THU. SDAf, september 2Sih and 3Oth. ior the pur-
pose OF receiving said tag r. NELSON JAkHOE
Treasurer and Collector ior Prince Georges county
sex3-6t
Evening star., 1886-09-29

NATIONAL COLLEGE OF PHAR-
l1A MACY.
The Lectures will commence TUESDAY, o, tober
5th, 1855. For information and tickets apply JNO
A. MILBURN. Treasurer. l420 pennsylvania ave.
NV. oel6.WAs3W
Evening star., 1886-09-29

-FOUR BoYs Try TO WRECK A TRArN-war.
rem Potter, the l4-year-old colored boy who
was arrested September 10, charged with AT
tempt ng TO wreck train ON the Providence
railroad. near Clarendon station, WAS arressed
yesterday and held in 81 800 bail for the grand
= party OF iour youths woo placed the obsiruc.
tton ON the track and, ~ their reason for dong
20, said they intended TO rob the passenger
names of his companions who thus far have
Evening star., 1886-09-29

If~ MEDICAL AND DENTAL DEPART.
49, ments. Nat nnal .niversity.-Lectures will
nat. M at the New College Building. Mt; Vernon Place,
be reopei.ed MONDAY, september 18th inst, at 2
O'Clock p m. For Information and announcement ap-
ply TO H II. BARKER, NJ D., Lean, lll6 III q,
NV ae1EuRt
Evening star., 1886-09-29
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J. Utley, bachelor farmer, living In Ossawat-
tomie township, Kansas, near tho Franklin
In his field Saturday morning, between nine
and eleven O'Clock, cutting corn, was accosted
by two masked men. who pointed revolvers,
demanding the hiding place Uf his money. The
old gentleman refused TO tell where his money
was Kept, whereupon the would-be murderer
dred ~ their victlm. one shot Of i've taking ef.
feet and iufictlnx = dangerous wound. Two
young men-Th0inas Chamberlain and John
Boyer-sons OF twO OF the victims neighbOrs,
were arrested and confined In the jail In
Paolo. II Mr.. Utiey should not recover they
Will doubtless be lynched, ~ the greatest ex-
Evening star., 1886-09-29

GHOST N UHDKRcLorurxe.-W -Waverly. n l..
hes ghost mystery. AZ least q son OF Jusltc6
James Mccullough, who lives at the corner of
he saw sometht0g ON Monday night that looked
just ike ghost IL was ali in while and u
. great hurry. Justice Mccullough started aital
the white phantom with . lantern, but did NO
ovortake IL he also saw . hack driven rapidly
along, which he thinks may have some Connocs
say IL looked IKE . man drsssed In underci0ehp
Ing.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1886-04-03
Complete indication.

From New York states.
A fire occurred in an Arkansas town
the other night, but the chief of the
fire department paid no attention to
the alarm. The next night he was
-ummoned to appear before the coun-
ell.
"Mr. Chief" said the mayor, "did
you hear the fire alarm last night ?"
eyes"
"Were you in good health at the
time of the alarm ?'
Eyes, believe l was"
''Then you acknowledge a willful
neglect of duty 2"
mo. SIR"
"Why, then, did you not respond
if you were not determined to me-
glect your duty ?"
Couldn't get away"
"Illness in your family ?"
"N0."
Then, sir, l demand the reason"
"Well, you see passed. of us fellows
were in Anderson's back room when
the bell rang. l had four aces at the
time, and"-
"What ?"
Yves, held four aces. John Buck
ner began to bluff, and"-
elbow did it suit? the MAYOR
asked with heightened interest.
'Oh, lifted him for about two
hundred"
"Y0u don't say so! Gentlemen,
that was doubtless a very interesting
game. AS there is no business of any
Importance We'll adjourn and go
down to Anderson's back ROOM"
Next morning the daily paper con-
tanned the following notice:
"The enemies of our chief of the
fire department having circulated re-
ports to the effect that he had wiiful
ly neglected his duty, that gentleman
was last night summoned before the
city council to answer the charges
brought against him. The investi.a.
ton resulted in "a complete vindica-
ton of our worthy chief, and friends
on every side pressed forward to con-
graduate him. The idIer's tongue is
ever fliDpant. and, to our shame be it
said, we are ever willing to harken to
the words of the traducer. Our wor-
thy chief will be a candidate for re.
election, and, as the matter now
stands, it will be impossible to defeat
him."
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1886-04-03
Life Studies, by Llge Brown.

The violin that is kept constantly
In tune will lose in tone.
There is not much difference be-
tween careless extravaganza and a
hole in the pocket.
"Heaven Revealed" is the title of
a work recently issued. Another
cook book. most likely.
1t is better for the general health of
community to have one good.n ma
tured man in a neighborhoOd than
four doctors.
The parent who never tells child
that he loves it except when about to
give it good licking makes a terri
BILE mistake.
Some people go on the pi inciple
that the best discipline for boy is to
find out what he doesn't like. and
then give him oceans of that very
thing.
In every life there comes time
when hope is crushed, but the man
with a healthy liver and shirt that
doesn't pitch in the neck. seldom
gets discouraged.
The average man goes about some
things with as much awe as an old
maid would handle razor. Coming
in from the lodge at 2 A. NJ, for in
stance.
A stove manufacturer has come to
the conclusion, after trying several
methods, that the best way to create
draught is to 20. into the back yard
and sift ashes.
1t may be that one reason why
woman-gentle being with seraphic
eyes and quick-moving chin-is so
frequently pointed in her remarks. is
because she is so generally given to
carrying pins in her mouth.
Love is said to be the motive power
of the world. and yet fifty. six women
out of every ninety-two will stick to
it that well-seasoned broom handle
is more reliable than general suasIon
for immediate results.
A shrub has been discovered in
Columbia which exudes Juice that
will stop the flow of blood almost in
stantly, no matter how severe the
wound. A bottle of it ought to be
carried in the coat-taiI pocket ofeyery
man who has fashion of poking his
nose into other peoples business.
Some folks claim that there Is no
evil that is not followed by an over
plus compensating good. AT Pueblo.
Col. a cat and dog, which had been
playing with some clothing belong
ing TO a child that had been taken
with scarlet fever, both took the dis.
ease and died. Discouraged people
who have lost faith in bO0I-iacks
should paste this in their hats. -Cht.
cdg0 Ledger.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1886-04-03

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