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Rack from Chicago,

Mr.. CHASE SAYS 1T WAS NO Use FOR HIN TO STAY
THERE, As TUB BLAINE NKS WE'RE RUNNING
EVERYTHING.
Seated In dark corner OF his Office this morning
Mr.. Calvin Chase was trying to cool OF and AT the
same time relate his experience In Chicago. His
delegation was not seated and as soon as that re-
suit was announced he says that he took the first
train for home. "There was no use OF my staying
there, he said. 1.-THE Blaine men were running
everything. They ID everything to inIure Sher-
man. The Southern delegates were Told that Sher-
man could not carry the Pacific states and The
Northern delegates were warned that they ought
not to let the eserS control the nomination so
II went. When the District contest came before
the committee on Credentials Carson ana j. Hale
Sypher W. re heard, While Mr.. Shelauarger was In
terrupted before he had finished with the present
alton Of our side OF the case. What decided the
matter was that Carson and Gleeson favored
Blaine. Pending this decision the contesting dele
cations We q allowed seats IN the convention by
the national committee. Carson, as a member OF
tue committee, was given all the tickets Tor the
District, and went TO him and asked for those
belonging to our delegation. lie refused and be-
came rather threatening passing nis hand over
avoid row l did not resent 1t. J. however, got
out warrant the next day for his arrest. He gave
bond, Tut did not press the Case, and SO IL was
not brought to traL secured tickets from Others,
and That was the way our delegation procured ad-
mission to the convention"
"HOt," echoed Mr.. Chase, 81 should say that IL
was II was good deal warmer than II Is here.
Inc crowds about the streets and hotels reminded
me OF O ward meeting In SWampoOdie."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-23
MEMoRY FRAMING Fon WOMEN In
THE GOVERNMENT SERVICE
=


1t has long been problem for scientists to discover
now to strengthen the aud system has been
devised which excels that based upon the association
memory, Wall assist any woman in improving her
memory as well as her appearance. The lesson il
pie and can 10 msinor1xsd IN hour by woman Of
ordinary Intelligence.
Looking glass - Reflection - Pimples- Blackheads-
Liver Spots-bielnlshes- Disgusting-LOver-Husban
Affection lost-t mclean iness-hepulsive
cure-Recsmier Or an,-Maker-Harriet Hubbard Aver
W hers bo0Sht-Au refill dealers-M srning-Substi-
tutes dangerous
NEW YonK. December 10. 1885.
DfAR MIS-. AYKR; Immediately after my return to
New York to open my engagement purchased jar
OF your Rscam1er Cream, bottle Of Recamier Balm
and some powder, which had strongly Endorsed
by Mrs. James Brown Potter and Mrs. Langtry. also
hnd the hecamier Preparations absolutely peerless
ana assure you shall always them II this letter
in any be Of service you do not hesitate to
useA Fsry sincerely yours,
HELEN MODJESKA.
Nine. Modjeska, Countess Of Bozenta
To MRS HARRIET HUBBARD AVER
You can have q beautiful complexion by using
the Recanler Cream, provided you avoid all
metics. It will remove the damage caused by
metics twill remove Pimples. liver spots black
tons Oh womans face Is equivalent to painted sign:
say ing: This woman Is uncleanly in her personal
habits she does not think 1t worth while make her
sell attractive" Send for free sample of kecamier
Powder. Harriet Hubbard Aver. 52 PARK Place, New
York. apIS-6m
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LOST AND FOUND.

T OsI-FRIDAY EVENING. IN The VICINITY
IL u New Jersey ave and ST. Sateen Oserskirt
Inder VIII please reurn 70 lOi 81; and receive
a suitable reward lts
II OsT-ON 18Th INST. on nth Or STREET
Northwest bar pan VI green stone. Suitable re-
ward a returned - star Otte-. II.
Z OsI-THC .sDAY. THE 2IsT INST. GOLD
ICr0ss, marked r. ACCO>IHE-" A suitable reward
vii 0e given II returned 10 2l32 l. st-n. Ir
II O,T-ON LAST WEDNESDAY EYFNING A
H rol u Map. were ieit Inadvertently in Est
4. OeOlOlcaI survey. for suitable reward. Jes5t.
n OsT-IS GEORG TOWN. FRIDAY NIGHT A
IL Lace Pm u Studded Wifh pearls ruhles aud tur-
qgOis. Literal rwArl II returned 10 3IO6 -. NV
II OST-JUNE ~. A POCkEIBOUK ~ EITHTR
l4th or sth q. Return 10 address eEdOrs-I
IL the boOx. and receive reward Ii.
OsI-ONE DOCBLE-ACTION COLTS RTyOI
Yer. cal -. marked MrtropUlitan Pike Depxrt-
Eent D. G. Suitable ard Il rtuTled u the nth
IreciEct police sation. New Jersey ave. beNe cen
AZ 4 sts- NV. Jc%9-3i'
I osI-ON THE l7TH INSTANT. BE VEN ST-
1IAndTeN's cnurch and 10th and kilgs cuff
but with a-Ate setting Suitable II rrtnrI.sl
10 1917 CO4cOr St je2 $50
F1'AEEN Up ksTKAY-HEADgUARTkR of The
II Metropolitan Iulice-N azlufigtOl ID. e., June II.
lSSS-NOJl,e - hereby snNen that have IN NY
SGsted3 che lEbt bay mare. tsksn up 10 the police
Sr @Oo.t the ioth DAY oi June 1885, and J.aat viii
lrocseu u seal tEe accOrng law end u
twenty days froHa the date ~ unless the
owner L1feof siaL sooner cOtne Inward. prop
NLsIkE. Chef. also Properly clerk. Metropolitan
iO.lee. Dstrict Of Columbia. Approved: WM u.
MOOhk, MA.0r and SUPERINTENDENT je2I-3t
OsT-A fOX-IEKAIkK DOG. WHITE NTH
- bi@ck AID Tan bead and black spot I'll boGy. e.
,e~-rd Y rrtuEued 10 1857 2sth ST. NV. Je2l-3g'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-23
THE GENUINE
80 u 4 N N II o = Iss
MALT EXTRACT
IL the
BEST NUTRITIvE TONIC

and most
PALATABLE HEALTH BEVERAGE
Tor Impaired Digestion. Dyspepsis Convalesoence
Weak Children. and General Debility.
WHAT PROF. COLEMAN, OF GLASGOW, SAYS OF
IT: suffering from attack Of Illness which had
only reduced my strength. but brought on extreme
exhaustion from inability to appropriate food tried
the ELECTS Of the Genuine Johann Hons Malt Extract
swneglassfu three times day. Its use was followed
~ n1rsed Effects Food. which had heretofore been
iouna 10 pass the alinentary canal UNCHANGED d.
gested properly. 4. there appeared an Increased
lover OF evolving snimsl best aud storing up fat
beWareo OF limitations The genuine has the signature
OF Johann Hof" on the neck Of every bottle All
others are worthless limitations
JOHANN HOFF, Bernn aud Vienna. New York
Ofnce: D Barclay St ta.3-tu. thks
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-23

In the Criminal court this morning. IN TIE two
cases against Thoe. b. LyonA convicted cf cruelty
70 AnimAlB-appeal nom the PoAce C0urt-She
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-23

Once shrswday remarked. There's No knowing
what Ar. Carlyle might have been bat for dys-
pspsiA" DOUBTLESS dyspepsis w. the essss Of
his gloom and irritability. Had be taken Ayrs's
Pills be would have been . healthier md
happier man
was great sufferer from Dyspepsia and
Constipation. ! had NO appetite. became
greatly debilitstsd and vss continually
afiieted with Hssdaohe and Dizziness After
trying various rsmedisa finally began to use
Ayers Pills, and soon my appetite improved.
my bowels were regulated. and became we'll"
ID u Logan. Wilmington, Dsl.
AYERS PILLS,
Prepared by DR.. J. G. Aver & Co, Lowell, Mao
Sold BY all Druggists and Dealers In Medicine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-23

hR MULLER SPECIALIST OF THE EYE EAR
- AID lhroat has removed 10 SIS l:sth 81 NV
cn-ce hours irVn. TO IL irOul 10 au1l 4,
- y - nIyl-2m'
> YOUR kYksI6HT FAILING. II SO GO TO W
xs- lAffAN. JsNeieE and Opxcian, usjS On ~ IA Va
AID Gave er e3 e. estsa Will III. klIss ria lenses.
tbs bes. IL III country. mI2l.Jns
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-23
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

~ a. suburb Of Washington can begin to compare
this iof elevated and MAGNIFICENT views health
tu.es,. el0 lOS prizes. Remember the Government
sieA.iH< more money In OeautifyIn this than al
IN = suIrOoLelnS. u Mashlli.Io Ton. The Free
r. -uks. the 0iAAND MEMORIAL STRUCTURE, the
3plo tt sernon Avenue, ArIn<toR. Fort Myer.
.es-ee9 VI Ais tnurch aid 1ssorgetOwn Narrstw
ouA-e l2LroA. Just 6sil Commenced ali Iuake TINS
thS coming Lrooklyn VI Washington Ne are now
OF lots al s. >. q and 10
yer loot A u siPHEkD a CO.. I12IFsI Sel-Im
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-23
Gen. sheridan Reported Better.

There has been no material changeln Gen. Sheri-
dams condition since yesterday. Last nights bull
letin Indicated no improvement, but at the house
better,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-23

w hen baby was ssch, We ss,e hsr c,,to,4.
when she was . child, shs cxied for Css1orfs
When she became Aiaa. abe clung 10 Csstpris
When shs had ch1loreR. hhs gave thsau Cs.torfs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-23
MIR. BLAlNE,s TOUR.

He and His Party Leave MelrOse for
Dalkeiah this Morning.
LONDON, June 23-Mr. Blaine and his party left
Melrose for Dalkeith this morning, The weather
was very pleasant when the start was made,
Summary Of the Ballots.
The following were the total votes received by
the several candidates on each OF the ballots taken
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-23

Lie SPEEDY RELIEF FROM THE HEATED TERN
NOT EVEN A SHOWER IN sIGHT-MoRR HOT DAYS
NEEDED TO RESTORE 1.-THE AvEBAGR"
There were three weather prophets seated in
little room at the top Of the Signal once this
morning when STAR reporter passed through the
door and mOpped his forehead. They were all in
their coolest costumes, and fans lay handy but
still they looked very warm.
al can't give you any encouragement" said Prof.
Able, who Is at present In charge OF the mercury
Nothing 10 the way Of even q slightly cooler7"
sighed the reporter.
mol" was the heartless response. at looks as
though We were going to have q spell OF hot
showers: The thermometer will remain sta
tionary."
The maximum yesterday was 90, and the mean
temperature 50. Hot AS It has been recently the
records for the year are still about 275 degrees
behind the normal temperature OF the year,
days behind the times. That is In order
It WILL be necessary for the thermometer to
register daily average OF over 90 for the rest of
the month, and almost q daily maximum OF llh
In view Of the fact that the normais tor
each succeeding year are about the same, the out
look is not very promising. Tor II shows that de-
got to DO great deal hotter weather during the
summer unless the record Is broken We have
month.
In the matter OF rainfall. also, the month Of
June, 1888, is so far away behind. On the nrst the
have been very short. The average rainfall for
the month OF June, computed from the records
since 1870 Is AL inches, while so Tar this month
there has been but "a inches.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-23
SpcRrr OnDrRs
SECRET ORDERS
SECRET ORDERS

Make great claim about eood-fellovshap. sscahnxy.
and brotherhood. but they never began 10 hAmesao
- quickly - Hub Punch This as,tcsoes bsvuass
smoOths out the wrinkisd front Of s.rs brnss smAs
in place Of frowns and ssrss win svssybody. Trys
sample bottle ct your Druegsfs o. 0rooer'A who v1u
indorss it, purity and exc<lsncs Do shs maauSsc-
tursrs c. H. GRAVES SONS. Boston
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-23
A HOT AND DRY JUNE.
Three Weather Prophets Trying 70
Keep Cool.

THEY FAIL AND CANNOT PROMISE SUFFERING PUB
Lie SPEEDY RELIEF FROM THE HEATED TERN
NOT EVEN A SHOWER IN sIGHT-MoRE HOT DAYS
NEEDED TO RESTORE 1.-THE AvHRAGk"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-23

RANGE or T1IE THEKnosETEh-The following
wefe the readings nj the signal once to-day. "a
H., 40; pan, 93: maximum. %: minimum. IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-23
FOR RENT-OFFICES

l.'OR BrNT-A NICE OFFICE OR STORE-ROOM
II ON 9Th NV, between L and SITS. Apply at
5l7 9th ST. NV. je25-3t.
I,O.l RENT-FINE OFFICE AND STORE ROOMS,
u nrst. second and third floors three larxe
IA floor, store. l2O $50 deep, "a feet
front Will be finished meet wants of tenant: al on
north slde aud best part st. j. WIMER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-23
FOR RENT-STORES

TOn MEN ID OhEC.
I,OR RENT-NEw STORE AND DWELLING I@2o
II st. W. Handsome plate-glass Windows mod
improvements aud excellent location Tor renting
ie22-,Su
E,OR KENT-sTORE, 1926 H 81. n ": NEW
Il hYuse Inquire within frOm 10 to O'Clock Owner
az 400 Maine ave- sw. je2l-}t-
ITOR RHINESTONE AND DWELLING No 1904
Il l4tA St nv, new and suitable any business.
Apply 10 j. ". r. MYERS SON,
1el6-lm i42S New York
I.OK RENT-AyERY DESIRABLE BRICK STORE
u AM dwelling 18th and I SIS. gas and water;
rms moderate TO hrst-cl4ss tenant Apply to JOHN
J. bOGO L. l2o1 32d st., SeoggetCwn- ell-2m
Lon kENI-I6O2 l4TH sT; LARGE NEW
u store aud dwelling. with brick stable: be-t bust
Ness ioin; on the street L c. CUTTER. 1iz3 St
my28-tb-stlm'
I,OR RHINESTONE AND DWELLING AT 1885
u l4tn ST NV. containing - rooms. with all mod
ern IMPROVEMENTS Inquire loss lith iall-12w'
FOR RENT-MISCELLANEOUS
Lon REST-sECoND-srOKY FOR LIGHT MANU-
factory or WORKSHOP Apply at 409 49,. ST. near
FeIDsy wanna ave- te2l-3ts
4. Or kENI-A COAL DEPOT OR PORTION OF
u sane with IA lrOaaI siding TOR hand
biis neTenand1se oi any kind. Address 4I7 York
V,OE RENT-BIICK STABLE IN ALLY BE-
tween l2th and 18th. sld l. SITS. NV; 3 stalls
Cartilage 10 use. lol I AID CA hnaD's rOorl-
J. Mel DODSON,
es-lm l22J Z street INV
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AND
FULLNEsS AFTER EATING
Relieved BY
TAR RANTS
sELTZER APERIENr

A NGOsTURA BITTERs.
htns worid-renowned appetizer and invigorator
seo now over the whole civilized world Try it. but
n.~.xs Q; Invitations Ask Tor the genuine article
Dr. J. q. b. SIEGERT n aONs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-23
FOURTH DIVISION.

Jefferson building, X. l. Johns, teacher-Emil
Il. Block, VIM. j. Burr, Alfred z Dalrymple, Harry
d. Davis, Samuel w. Denny, Hugh ID. Digney.
Hahn, Alfred Z. Irvine, WIN. p. Kenealey, Geo.
W. lowell Geo. b. ostermayer, Chas NJ
Shaw, Chas. ]. Springman, Alex. TAFT
Bradley building, Mary E Martin, teacher
Elgin NJ. Posey, Perley Z. Stevens, Henry r.
Scnonborn, Frank Z. Ward Carrie K. Anderson,
lin, Mary N. Cumberland, Alice 4 Edmonston,
Burnett L. Trueworthy, John c. Yates
Elsie ID. Gunnell, Mollle B. Harvey, Ella A. Knight
Cora Lamasure, Mary c. Leishar, Addie Z Mcguire
Jennie 4. oLaugnlan, Virgie N. Pollard, Annie NJ
Roberts, Agnes c. Shoemaker
Jefferson building, Carrie Van Horn, teacher
Minnie K Anderson, Edith A. Bond, Helen Blond
helm, Blanche L. Behrens, Annie A Burma Jose
phine A Bicksler, Maggie N. Carter. Emma Camp
bell, Inez u. Daniels, Maud N. Eppley, Agnes c.
Florence Hopkins Helen Hahn, Amy Lord
Jennie A. Loftus, Florence T. Mitchell, Hannah
Mccarthy, Louise NJ. Rely, Bertha J. Shaw, Berthe
I. Spicer, Amelia Stern, Catnarine Smith, Lucy.H
shaw, Maggie Shea. Lorena Tinse, Eva n. Trpp
SIXTH DIVISION.
Brghtwood school, w. Z. Nalley teacher-Hu,
bert L King and James s. Lay.
Mount Pleasant school, Annie Z Loomis teacher
Bessie r. Carter, Esther L. Dcnforth, TIutan II
Hertford, Florence II. Hewlett.
Mott school, K !. Moss, teacher-Iucy
Howard, Ida b. Jefferson. Ietitia Il Perry.
Sadie j. kopinson, LIME Silnons, Mary ,. Tyler
Anacostia schooi-Henry = Petty, teacher; Al
The following pupils ofthe sixth division scnoo,s
the seventh and eighth divisions lcolored schools)
John Butler, Clara shipper, Joseph X Green.
Alice Dorsey, Maggie + Payne. Ada n Plsssanf
and L0etae Qaaxte&
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-23

EoR KENT-OFFICE- ROOMS IN BUILDING II
II ST Nv. AYplyto
BEALI. BROWN co,
te2-lm 1871 T. st
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-23

TAKEN Ill WHILE AT MoRk-wm Newman a
coored laborer IN one OF the stneet-paving gAnlrs
Was taken with q severe nt of cramps At about
O'Clock on Connecticut avenue, between a and
streets lie was taken 10 Emergency Hospital by
the patrol wagon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-23

T OsI-FRIDAY EVENING. IN The VICINITY
~ u New Jersey and 81, q Sateen Oser.kirt
inder viii please re;urn 10 lOi 81 and receive
n suitable reward m.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-23

OVERCOME BY THE llEAT.-Police Oricer slater,
who l. detailed at police headquarters, Was over.
come by the heat to-day while AT his desk aud
was reInONed % his home IN Tho ambulanne.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-28
,,S-;TKs WEST LktlkR.
Lold Salisbury, 1t Is Said. FavoTs the
Retirement of the Letter Writer.
Il Will Not Be Asked For.
he Communicate: ga atr IL. ,s,S'S
Goyeraken;,
IN FAVOR OF RETIRING sAcKvIL1r.

ON.DoN. Oct. %.
-Ihs S& kVilie
tcy iLCldent
! IS csuEed cGR-
.Gf7Eble stiT Il
ipLoDstic cir
cles. Mr. Phelps,
. ite q StaieE
Minisie h O 5
lie tc Hatfield
use, Lord Ssl
-hbrV's CT uutry
residence IN Hart
g. Ena
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-28

Lard SsIiohurv. He called Fl s. ~ the
ioreiagn fiee srd finding the Pins Mjn-
lister gone &c immedio'alv followed him
to his country seat. l, Is sid L 'Td S5-
isburY fsvors the retirement ct Lord
stckvil'e
The officials a. tae Ual.ed States lfga-
ticn sra tx remely rs.icent CT the sub ct
OF the S.ckv'lIe sf.!-. Mr.. Waite, nrst
secretsSy OF legation, when Questioned
60 ut the ps ter teeiiEed to 'alE.
esCRE,ARY B,YkRu INTERVIEWED.
WAsEiaGrON, Ocs % 10 reply TO kn
irq Try os 10 1hsl ssf ps had reen taken
bv .hlo government IN regsrd to the letter
Of toe 3 .itieh n nstsr, Secretary Savard
s.id To-Day: Owe simply laid the facts
81 oate mi Is ms'tsr Il couT-
.esY hs:nTe the minister at The
Caurs CT S James 70 Do communicated
uy him to her mti 3s.y's government p"
Ia regard 70 the cable dispatch Ct this
norr;ps stating thai y rep0gt "a cRrrent
in ,adou that L 1rd Salisbury f.vJEs the
rscsu q l. I'd Sackvjiie, the secretary
s.id: "TaSs IL uaertiy e London rumcC
Of which kanw othiEg
NO ACTION WILL BE TAKEN.
Special 70 tine Ga cite.
WAsHINGToN, OFT. 27..trha S .ckville-
Matcalson ielter still Continues u be dis
cussed here, and 1t has been hicted that
sae British Minister VIII De rscslled, bat
taose we'll informed ssy that 10 request
will Ds made i0r his return. The Irish
kmsrlcsas viii reserya this cod Aud dis
| hooest sE,emos 20 il1uenco thsir vote.
Tast Miuis.. West has been Dost III ia -.
olcious is everywhere acknowledged. He
should not have Noticed the Mu!csison
letter even p5ivs!ely. And be showed
l,ck of diplomacy in 80 doing, bu! hay
! ing acknowledged The letter and having
placed himsslf IN bad position he has
SUE red sc fAc :sns punishment. NJ djubs
| Is felt Of tas ability TO prove thar the let
ter OF iuq1!.y to him wss not genuine,
| bot concocsed entirely for partisan pur-
| poses, and TINS. NO serious elects will
reault from the letter. The trick is
transparent, and II Is not expected thst
snu action will be taken In the matter by
( the administration.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-28
LAREDO,
Fight With SIN nR glers-A Stays Held Up.
Rekiste,en NAL Stolen.

y
Rekisleyen NAL Stolen.
special to the 1aEeSte.
LAHEpo, TEX OCT. ga fight occur
red up the river lest night or the NJ Il
ckn side Between snugglers and NJ x!2aa
custom officers In which the former we're
defeated snd their entire Quilts captured.
Il consisted CT four horses, bridlee, sad.
dies and twelve hsles Il smuggled good9,
consisting Of calicos, domesucs aud other
d1tiaole sr.lc!es The smugalers, FIVE 10
number, f ID after the fsht b2gsn, ao.pa
dop.rg everything they had. Ole horse
wss killed, and so tue bales Of goods are
some OF then bloody, IL is Supposed the:
some CT the codtrs5ands sre wounded.
Pursuit was Instituted, but no
captures were mads. II is cup.
posed tbst tie fugitives escsped
TO this eide. Taey belorg 10 an
old gang who have long operated On The
border. AID many f)Its hsve been made
heretofore to cspt1se them, which slwkys
prove unsuccessful.
Particulars have j1s. arrived In this
city of stage robbery which occurred
this morning ebcgs twsnty-seven miles
below Pens station, sixty miles distan,
from this City on the line ci
the Texas Mexican Railway between this
city snd Corpus Christi. The stage froE
Rio Grande city was he'd up by . lone
highwsymar, An American, who relieved
the passengers OF their wealth and also
took the Uaited Safes registered mai
pouch. Deputy g aited s stes Marshal
Iglesiss was telegrspaed 70 ~ tbi!
point and leaves Tomorrow morning fol
the scene Of the robbery. There wer,
three passengers In the coscb, named a
follows: Agent TlltHan, Uoi:ed S:stsi
army; William Wyatt, private in th,
United States srmys and Mr.. Fred. W
TIuits Of New Orleans. The pa.senger'
had little MONEY.
The fd;sIs here th!rk they know tn:
man who committed the crime. He is q
fugitive who dsres no. go 20 NICK &C
though 90 American, aud 1. is thought be
can b. trsi,ed on this eide and captured
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-28
DgsEKrso ms BRIDE.
Tho Fh!IsdsTpSis Hsteess Deserted OF he
saxon ausbaod .f aisn Oegree.

Tho Ph!!sd sTpsi, astee.s Deserted By Rsr
saxon ausbsad of aisn Degree.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa Oct. 2I.-asn5
Eiiorn Gcsesse CT Dresden, son OF ths
she chamberlain to King Frederick Of
S,ronv, who wss married few week.
ago to Miss Helena Verrter. g Paitaiel
ph.s beauty and helress, IL ia row given
ont hiss gone on his wedding trip slone.
leaving no. only his wife behind MIN, baE
also number Of unsettled financial aSair5
that the brides friends snd family are
settling up es fast rs possible. where
Asns BIZ 1rn G:sesse, son OF the late
Chamberlain to ths King. has goae Is Re~
perfectly clear. HIS bride and ffieEcs
soy he has been "suddenlY called away to
the Wes. fudiss." O;ners assert that ne
sailed from New York for his home Ia
Dresden accompanied by his mother and
Csptnin Palm of the XMAS GUARDS, WAC
came over TO see him married. Anyhow
he is gone, and the bride OF few weeks
IS beset with many snnoysnces. Miss
Verrier's father was CuoSr, who mar
ried ,iledel ph lady OF fortune.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-28
r.eeu iva olsmspe, Exercised.

OTTAWA, ONT, Oct 27-Tne pet
tions for executive clemency recently
presented to the government by citizens
ct Pa!ledeldais and Peterboro on behalf
OF the youog man Farley, who was sen.
fenced to duAt1 1t the last Psterboro
ass,zss for n numbering fellow employe in
Eove's circus have been duly considered
and his exc ellency has approved the re-
commeadat on Of the Prlvy Council, that
the sentence In view Of the txtenaat.Ng
circumstances knd the youth OF the 2ris-
ones be commu.ed to penal servit0ds for
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