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DIED.


CARR October Q. lsss, at 1875 a m. JOHN
HOWARD. con of Nm. and H. A. Carr. aged one yeaf
Funeral at residence. 1901 Gales street northeast
THURSDAY the instant, nj 30 D. m. Friends OF
oAsTAGNATo On the 9Th of October. 1855 at s 80
O'Clock. Mks ROSA cAsIAoNATo. an the forty -hi IN
Funeral nent "Wednesday. from deceAsed's residence
,sS 8aS sssnS ,, nYrth at O'Clock pm Friends
DAVIS; on TUESDAY oe'Sbsr Q. lsss: At O'Clock
Of Baltimore Nd. aged hfty-two years
Aprecious one from Us has gonA
place ls vacant IN our hearts
Which never can b. nlled
Funeral at O'Clock Thursday. from her late re~i-
dence 427 llth street northwest relatives and
friends respectfully invited 20 attend without
baltimore paper. please oopyl
HENLEY. October 10. 1885. at 80 O'Clock q m.
MICHAEL HENLEY. in the hity-third year Of Lis
Funeral vii take place Friday ortober IL. At 40
streets. Friends and relatives invited TO attend.
Isk q IhSpstSs SSss l sss q M.
Funeral serves 81 Manassas thursday October 4,
at Am The remains wall arrive in this city at 10 "a
Am. lnterment at Congressional cemetery.
INNINGS. ON Wednesday. October 10. lsss.
EMILY A, beloved daughter Of Jos T. aud A 4 Jen,
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
LANCASTER October o. lsss. Mr.. CHARITY
Her REMAINS win be taken to st Dominics church.
Sixth and streets southwest on Thursday. the 18th
NORTON. On Tuesday morning. October Q, lsss.
at CLOCK ct Providence Hospital. Aftor Ions suffer-
Ing. borne with Christian titudeL CORN ELLA A. be-
loved wife Of Leonard A Moron s<ed forty yssr
after twenty -one years of . happy married life.
Funeral viii start from the late residenee Of de-
ceased, No. IS street northeast nc O'CLOCK on
Thursday, October III. and procsed 20 81. Aoysius
church, whore eeryices viii be held after which VIZ
proceed 20 Sc. johns church, Montgomery County.
ma sssss a. .Ss r
a. s % I SS s
sweeney in the thirty fourth year o. his are
The will take place from hn late residence On
Eighth street extended above Grant venue op Thur
day morning. October 18th. 81 O'Clock Ihenos 20
Immaculase Conception church. where requiem msns
Will BE- eaad for ehe repose Of bis eoul
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From the New York World
The most remarkable bot yet made on the cleo.
ton was that offered through the republican ma
tionai committee Itwas from n Indiana farmer,
as follows:
To Bettin0 Democratic:
have 90 acres OF land, all In one body, Q ilne
Lot OF stock, farm well improved, buildings and
fences In good order: cost me t32 an acre eighteen
months ago. win bet on Harrison's election -
folows 100 70 g. 600 on the state Of Indiana
100 acres 70 Is 600 ON the state Of New York, 100
acres 70 q 500 on the general result 100 acres TO
1900 on Connecticut $50 acres 70 "a, 500 on New
York. Indians and Connecticus; 900 acres %
$4,000 on Indiana and New York. Any one WISH
ing 70 accept address SECRETARY campaign com
mitte4 national republican committee TINS
means business. No bluffA
Nike Kelly, Of Mash q Crook1 has been author.
lied TO md somebody who wants 70 bet $500 On
Hewitt ana accept the wager.
I'd. Gilmore offered 5000 even on HArrloon. G.
Putnam Bacon WIN probably cover the money %
night.
town yesterday, was onthnBtaStac. He aid u n
was betting man - would stake everything on
Harrison Carrying New FORK stata
Two bots q 800 eoch were mA0b % IL Bar
tholdi between John y. L.. q ohl6ago, and Dmil
the other on the 01aee q ln11una There = san
600 in the ~ Of o DsFsksl1 q pus up agaAnsl
q, 600 q cleveland money. No takoEs have ~
peaseo TIM az
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officer Brock en- borough Acquitted.

In the Criminal Court, Judge Montgomery, this
morning, Edward peterborough, a colored
special of1icer, was charged with an assault on
Mary Ellen Brooks on June Hast; appeal from the
Police Court-Messrs Moss and Hewlett for the
defendant. The plaintiff, colored girl OF eighteen
years. testified that at the corner OF 9th and o
Streets while waiting for q car. peterborough
asked her what she was doing out so late IL being
after IL O'Clock; to induce HIM TO leave she said
she was waiting for her husband, and he then
made the assault on her. She repealed him, and
he then took hold OF her and said he would arrest
her. Then Special Ontcer Davis came up and she
left. The defendant denied that he assaulted her
or spoke Improperly to her.
Frederick Prince testified that he was with
peterborough at the time, and that Brocken-
borough did not put his hand on the girl; he (wit-
ness) did that. for he thought she was girl he
knew.
A verdict OF not guilty was rendered
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A RExARxAp1r CASE.

The WELL-KNOwN CARLSBAD sPRUDEL SALT
PROCURED FROM THE NATURAL SPRINGS
OF CARLSBAD, BETTER THAN ANY
OF The SO-CAILED BLOOD
PURIFYING REMEDIES
The cashier Of NJ. Gugvenheims sons, 06 and %
Franklin street. Of the largest import houses In
the United States writes under date Of June 80 1885,
as follows:
For years have suffered from Assesses which
always formed on the back Of my neck and had to be
cut from time to time to obtain relief used all sorts
would always resppesr / suffered very much pain
until my physician advised me to use the genuine Inn
ported Carlsbad Sprudel Salts powder form). used
this for about four weeks and since that time have
been entirely free from the disease. My complexion
cannot speak too highly Of this really valuable remedy
and have recommended It to all my friends. who also
speak of Its wonderful effects Q laxative.
Yours very respectfully. 1 MEYEns
The Genuine Carlsbad Sprudel Salt Powder 10 put
In round bottles Each bottle in paper cartoon
and ha. the seal Of the city of Carlsbad and the sigma
ture Of Eisner Mendelson Co., Sole Agents, around
the neck Of every bottle All others worthless mi
tations. Pamphlets and Dr. Toboldts lecture mailed
free upon application. E1SNEk MENDELSON Co,
Barclay st.. N. Y, Sole Agents aul-m.w&f
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Affairs sm West Washington.

GRAIN RECEIPTs--Canal-DOat Kitty Ann a.
rived yesterday with 200 bushels OF wheat for ].
c. ana j. NJ. Waters On change yesterday wheat
started on at sl.25 a bushe., but before the sales
were completed II dropped 70 GLIB a busbeL
TEMPERATURES AND CONDITION or WATER AT
A. M.-GreaI Falls. Temperature. 81; condition,
4; receiving reservoir, temperature, 90; cOndl-
ton at north connection. 10: condition at south
connection. 80: distributing reservoir, tempera-
ture. 81; condition at iniuent gaJe-hOuse. 49, con-
dition al efnuent gaUe-house. 81. High tide In the
river to-day at I'm; low tide at 9 10 pm
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NEW York POLITlC9s
The Party Manager All ~ Sea

Aac u8ou8SkD AAh - 49,
REPRESENTATIVE HARQuaAR fALKs-as THINKS HAH-
hDoS WILL BE.EL1crID-wHY-BuslSn not roll
ncs-nfossIBLE 10 MAKE A CANVASS or TIE
sfA1-vorEns CUTTING LOOSE 1RoA PARTY TIE
MI. Farquhar, VINO has the reputation OF keeping
wen posted on New York politics has recently
returned rom that state. Speaking OF the politi-
Cal outlook TO STAR reporter to-day he expressed
the opinion that Harrison was growing In strength
and would carry the state.
"But," he said, "there is not hatfun OF politics
In the state. II Is all business Both committees
are at fault In their canvass They both confess
been the custom TO Inquire up the canvass, so
many republicans here, so many democrats there,
majority in one district offset partly onset by
majorities in another, and finally coming down TO
o pretty close estimate Of the result There Is no
doing this now. The fact that there are Q lot OF
democrats here or lot OF republicans there don't
sign'iy anything They can't tell by mans pol
tics how he is going TO vote. Party managers on
both sides confess that
A CANVASS SHOWS NOTHING
The only way Is to take broad and comprehen-
sive view of the whole state, marking how the In
terests lie In an Intellectual state ike New York
the vote sweeps this way or that as reason die
tateS This Is true now In q broader sense than
ever before. In my district will pile up an enor-
nous majority. What there may be TO OFFSET IL
the state. They consider this question OF tari1
from business standpoint merely-there Is no
politics In it-and all Interests are not affected
alike. The people In New York take up this Mills
bill ami the Senate bill, and they know in min
ute how their business Interests fare. Campaign
speeches have no weight They Judge for Them
selveA That's why you see the merchants and
business men. Hebrews &C., forming clubs They
are
LOOKING OUT FOR THEIR OWN INTERESTS.
1t doesn't matter what party they belong to
Not the manufacturers alone are interested In
this question. The manufacturers, the carriers Of
their goods TO the markets, and the merchants
who sell them, have q unity OF interest They are
the people who will settle this contest; the manu-.
facturers, the railroads, the great wholesale deal
ers, and the commission merchants-they are
going TO look out for their business-their profits
and commissions. A change or per cent may I'm.
terfere with all their plans; II may necessitate
their calling In all their agents and making new
deal all around on a different basis A field that
they have occupied may be opened
up to competition and prces may be cut
These are the things that are entering into this
contest. 1t is business not politic& They can,
make a canvass
al judge by what see-mark the betting. an In.
creasing confidence in Harrison all the while-and
II seems TO met hat he Is steadily advancing all the
time"
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I'd EDITION.
Latest q6leglamS to The Star.
TO PREVENT CARS FROM RUNNING
Chicago Streets BlOckaded Before tho
Eve nG en-

Chicago Streets BlOckaded Before tho
Eyes Of the Police.
CHICAGO, Oct. 10.-The tracks on center
street in the North division presented a
peculiar sight this morning. As far as
the eye could reach were piles OF
stones old wagons timbers Of all description, and
planks laid across the tracks and spiked at each
end TO the cedar blocks.
This condition OF things extended for nearly a
mile. AT the corner OF Orchard and Center streets
last night were huge piles OF paving blocks.
the tracks
This morning men and boys were at work on
center street piling paving stones on the track
under under inc nose OF the policemen patrolling the
The omcers merely laughed at the work OF bar
Reading, and toked with those who were at work.
In two places three or four rails were torn up and
laid across the track.
Who the perpetrators were or why the police did
nnt prevent IL no one seemed to know or care.
This morning the company cleared the debris
from the tracks and relaid the rails.
Caro were run out and made their trip down
town without being interfered with, but on the
return trip the Center Avenue line was found to
be INSTRUCTED.
In anticipation OF q renewal Of the trouble q
large force OF new men were sworn in as special
omcers this morning.
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Praise for Mr.. George Kennan.
WHAT THE HOWARD ASSOCIATION THINKS OF HIS woRl
ON RUSSIAN PRISONS.

LONDON, Oct. 10.-The report OF the Howard As
ISOLATION for promoting the best methods Of treat
ment or criminals and the prevention OF crime has
just been published II warmly eulOgizes Mr.
George Kennan Tor his thorough and conscientious
work In investigating the Russian prison system.
Mr.. kennanS articles in the Century magazine
giving the results Of his studies in Russia and
Siberia, are praised for the faithfulneSs and i'm
Partially with which the Russian prisons and
Russian prison life are depicted. By this great
work, the report declares, MIR. KEENAN, has rem
dered an important service to the cause OF hui
manity.
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THE Wonsr CoueH

Isrelisved By the use Of Ayers Cherry Pectorsl
But don't delay TIL the bronchial tubes are in
named and the lungs congestsd Prompt uss
insures rapid cure. L. D. Bixley. of Bsrtonvills.
VI. writes: -Four years ago took severe
cold. which was followed by terrible cough
was confined to my bed about four months.
Ny physician finally said was in Consumption.
and that he could not help me. One Of my
neishbors advised me TO try Ayers Cherry Psc-
toral I did 20. and was we'll before had I'm.
ished taking the FIRST bostleL Ever sincs then
my health has been good"
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL.
Prepared by Dr.. J. G. Aver Co. Lowell. Masa
Sold by all Druggists. Price, s1 six bottles. s5.
ja16
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Successful Irish Fisheries.

LONDON, Oct. 1O.-The work OF forming stations
on the Skibbereen coast, Ireland, for the cure of
mackerel and their expectation to America is
tiourishing The fishing boats are at present earn
Ing an average OF $3.50 night.
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Bills APPROvED.-The President has approved
the act to authorize the construction OF bridges
across the Kentucky River and its tributaries by
the Louisville Southern Railroad; the act restoring
the right Of presumption to Alphonso Roberts;
Edw. Braden, Job. W. Angus, A. NJ. Woodruff the
estate OF Lucien Goyaux, and John d. Adams, and
the acts granting pensions to Rachael A.
Linkierson, Margaret M. Miller, John B.
Ross, VIM. E. Taylor, VIM. r Dean, Geo. II. john
son, NJ. w. Meredith, Eleanor B. GOodfellow, Jen-
ME II. Mullaney, j. r. Durham, Betsey A. Moore
and Phebe Mclaughlin,
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A Turkish Enterprise.

CONSTANTINOPLE, oct. 10.-The Turkish govern
ment has decided to establish an arsenal, a dock
yard ana harbor works at Jeddah and to station q
nOtilla for service on the Red Sea-
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Mr.. Parne1l's Libel Suit.
THE LONDON ''TIMEs" CALLS FOR THE PRODUCTION
OF ALL THE LEAGUE RECORDS.

DUBLIN, Oct. 1O.-The Freemun's Journal states
that the London Times has subpOenRd Mr. limo
thy Harrington to produce the minute, cash.
banking, letter and check books and ledgers or the
National League, the Ladies' National League
and the Labor and Industrial Union
from 1879 to 1883 for examination In the libel suit
brought against the Times by Mr. Parnell. The
Journal also states that the Times will subpoena
Messrs. Parnel, Mccarthy, Biggar, Campbell, Sc K
ton, Nolan, CUNT, Cox, Kenny, and I. p. OCOn-
oOr to give evidence for the defense,
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Two CHApoBs AGAINST SAMUEL Joxxs.-To-day,
In the Police Court, young colored man, named
samuel Jones, was tried on q charge Of stealing Q
dog from the premises Of Samuel Coakley on 18th
street, and the court ordered restitution and tm-
posed me OF $40. Sentence was Temporarily sus-
pended and his personal bonds were taken Omcer
ret, on charge Of assault ana battery with intent
70 kill Erastus Paul. also colored The alleged -
lIth near Boundary street. Paul vas walter In
the house where the assault took plecA and, n =
charged, he had some trouble win yooeo ano Inat
non hls pocket and nfo6 Tho ealee m11eee ~
mark Hall was nEsa - 500 - Soeo vs. eoo-
miled % 1aaL
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Reiche Sentenced 10 be Hung.

NEW YORK, Oct. 1O.-Adolph Reiche, the con.
vlcted wife murderer was to-day sentenced by Re.
corder Smythe, in the Court Of General Sessions
10 be hanged on November 80
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ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. 10.-The car and czarina
are the guests Of Grand Duke Michael NichOlaje-
witch at Batoum. While the imperial party were
at Michelowo the car received number OF depu-
iations, VINO assured him OF their loyalty and de-
vOttOn-
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baltimore Markets.

IS; do new three; "a tsSS; Ba Aa and OHIO
ssss. L 6s s s:is g. az :'ss
" SS. Weak sg sna
% N red iG lSs
s57 yellow 5ss55; western dun mixed spot. COZ;
es ana
western white; 32a34; western mixed. 29a3L Rye.
sin: zoo; FToSision., arm and anshsnssd-
s's1H s,S
:nS % sSGP ssd ass
FTsssS out 70 Liverpool per d steamer cotton
hour 5000 barrels; wheat 5000 6asheis corn.
iiooS
New York Markets.
NEW Y0RK Oct 19 TT wheat market attracted
na a.
U%sr prices still are ooisa o In Chicago and
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, Oct: 1 To- opened excited and from
November was &c. lower, at l0Sk. December. which
Srs;shs droHRsd e 5os; and rallied auisiI 10
IL oS H 10 Sdsi z o ns
1lOX; receded 4. rallied to Ill back to i)X and
:z .e e. :s1s 4 70
opssnsd \ to : lower 2. IN was strong. hswsysr
o. for and /: soon
Sa Sss
1929 January lard was Sc. lower. It Is, and
auisriy &C. nS Better o III" " 'i "n' VIM
HSs ss..ss: siSs
ssys%s:s s:' sss :SSss I
A DIVORCE GRANrxD.-In the case OF Samuel
Bruce agt. Louisa Bruce, Judge James to-day
made decree OF divorce, The parties were mar.
at the time defendant was the lawful wife Of John
William Wood, TO whom she was married under
the name Of Rotten, December I, 1881. In this city.
Private Michael sweeny, Of No. 2 Engine Co, .
member OF the District OF Columbia fre depart
ment, died october 8, 1883, and his funeral win
tWsnty.seven men, taree from each engine ana
company and Assistant chief Lowe. WIN attend
G. Il W. Junken has bought for 5000, Of
Lisetta Jordon, part 8 square !26 q ieet tlk
inches BY 90 feet the north side q street. b.
tween LIZ and I'd streets northeast
The Courts.
Coun1 N 01NERAL TENN
To-day, Lewis agt. w. and g. z. h Cot argued
and submitted. Jackson agt COMBS; argued
To-day, DAVID Williams housebresking; guilty.
Edward Bruckenborough, aasault (AppeAH; MOI
guilty. John Young, do; BAN given. Robert y,
Fillmore. do, do; guilty. ME
ro-dsy, 1 Ssuce 90 Brncs! diScrcs s granted.
-. ssoss; tsynsns q flnc to receives. = n MAJ
Tia 4. o,nlsnd; reference 70 auditor.
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yoSn coassnSsrs. Sose 1919 . elsssi nnili
Ges.s.e ls.;s go - =! 80; TO VIA ,sss
SsS1 -. Ho11s 6eeak14g . MAJ MAJ Hos.
eaA silas 1ieQ1e Dannaa. "a esa ntowR hoas'
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surgeon, relieved from duty at Fort Schuyler, NY,
and ordered to duty at Fort Porter, N. Y. Assist
ant Surgeon VIM. g. Spencer granted two months
leave. Second Lieut.. II. g. SQuiers, 9TH cavalry,
granted one months further leave.
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The Washlngton stock Exchanae.

The following changes from yesterdays quotations
the Was ellington Stock EXCHANGE are nosed to-day:
D. G. per. imp. IS 1891. currency. 1854 bid
C. 20, year fund, o.: 1872: COIN iG1 6is 197s
81 asked National Union Insurance l9a bid. II
Corcoran Insurance, 90 bid, 63 asked. Coumbis
Insurance IL bid. ID asked Riggs Insurance, *
bid, S5s asked. Masonic Hall bonds, l05 bid 101
asked. Washington Market stock, l28 bid Bank Of
Washington. 800 bid. Farmers and Mechanics Bank
Bank Ia bid. rs asked Great Falls Ice. 1870 bid.
bonds 6s. biz bid. washington Gaslight Co. bonds.
123A bid, ~ asked National Bank OF the Republic.
16l y bid, 16o asked. Franklin Insurance Co, 39x
bid, AZ asked Panorama Co., 15 bid.
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AND COMMERCIAL

The New York Stock Market,
The following the opening and closing prices Of
the New York stock Market, as reported by special
wire to Corson and Mccartney. 14l9 street,
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Nominated for Congress

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 1O.-The democrats OF the eighth
congressional district, in this city, have unani-
mousy nominated John j. ONeill, the present In
cumbent
LOWELL MASS, Oct 1O.-The democrats Of the
Eighth Congressional district this morning nomi-
mated Hon. Jno. j. Donovan by reclamation.
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A DoY on TRIAL YoR HoUsEBKRAKrSQ-To-day In
the criminal Court Judge Montgomery, colored
boy. David Wiliiams was tried on q charge OF
housebreaking with intent 70 steal at the resi-
dence OF John A. Davis, on sheridan avenue, near
9th street, on July g. The testimony was TO the
efect that he In the house. but that he claimed
that his father had driven him from home and he
was being chased by some men. The defendant,
took nothing, and, therefore, Ii was 70 be pre-
sumed that he was present for some other purpose.
The jury, after Two hours absence found verdict
OF guilty,
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THE U. s. s. vANDALIA arrived at San Francisco
yesterday afternoon. She will be locked for an
examination OF her copper bottom.
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LIGHTING THE BROOKLYN BRIDGK.-The Attorney
General has transmitted to the Secretary OF the

Treasury for his further action a letter from
Stephen A. Walker, United States district attorney
for the southern district OF New York, relative TO
the objection OF the Light House Board to the pres
ent system OF lighting the Brooklyn bridge MIR.
Walker claims that IL is not clear that In the act
of Congress OF 1883, providing for the lightning OF
bridges over navigable streams there is
any provision making IL an offenSe to
maintain lights that are hindrance; and
that the statute provides no penalty In case Of
a violation, and gives no means for its enforce
ment. AT the next meeting OF the Lighthouse
Board 1t Is probable that the matter VIII be con-
sidered and referred to the Secretary, with the
recommendation that he suggest to Congress
some action that will obviate this dificulty