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GEORGETOWN UNIvERsITY-SCHOOL OF LAW.
~ REV. J. HAVEN SS RICHARDS 81.
CHARLES v. u HOFFMAN, t'f F Il D.
HON x1L1i Hssp q q n Haisplts; IL g.
,.,., tchiei Justice o: 8; Court Of Claimsl
HON. CHARLES p JAMES. LII d,
Justice Supreme Court. District Of ColumbiA)
H6N %fI II Ne n aisHE{ < ths L.
Justice supreme Court District Of Oolumbis)
I lz ri FYYe' SS SRaEf,ffssf %ns s.
Lecturer on Equity Pleading ana rrsciioe and Ad.
JAMES g. I PnYSk. LID.
Lecturer the Law of Real tstate. the Law Of Evil
Jo ssnsf Sr' pAa Iss rSs Tots 9 D.
Lecturer on the LAW OF lersonal Property Contracts
Neg9as,ns66lks Paper and M RG%s % kslsti0ns
Lecturer on the Law OF Partnership, Corporstions
Practice. and Testamentary Law.
cirou,. oours-pk MGo df SSShTi T. HAMILTON
II &hhsok and M X H1yF
Introductory lecture and announcements for ,be en-
sgs ts, Is sns On nav 9Th .Rd
$40 p. N. All interested are most cordially invited
The library located in the Law Building. with com,
modious reading-roons attached. will be olen from
o. m. to 10 p. daily, except Sundays. to students
has been doubled the close Of the last term and
besides the leading reports nov embraces the latest
q TO p daily for information. enrolment, etc
Circulars giving course Of study, terms etc can be
n no9 ana TeSderma Co. IA stree: street
northwest. and ct w. :. Thompson's drug store 7O3
bS sssr 3 tSs
se10-4w Secretary and Treasurer.
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EDUCATIONAL.
HARVARD GRADUATE DESIRES Pupils,
"A sngly or in small classes. Apply to

A HARVARD GRADUATE DESIRES PUPILS
"A 'insS OF in small 'l WI 4 YGHfN x
se1e-3mo At Sanders 1 stayman's. s34 st. NV.
GUARANTEE TO TEACH ANY ONE TO MAKE
Lissi1e . Crayon Portal, in - lessons; no
and MSif . '" 'i N'' ALL" 01''''nS .s sIs 70
MARINES: DANCING ACADEMY MAso NC
Academy viii iii s%a on saA saTGRbkY ocfosRR
T. De had at the hall sel9-lnil
n Z, sCHEEL TEACHER OF PIANO. ORGAN AND
ners as well as those Si,nns to be auahsd iSr teach
Apupiis in English branches References given. Ad-
seis-eoaw 70. Bo. ga
M 4 ai Is. resumed :s.'ssa Vocal Instruction
EOC.-MUsIC tPIANol LESSONS BY SUCCESS:
~ dul COLLEGE teacher Ssdy, VIII visi. homss Civil
ys.ely 4 pre5e.,ed Also evening classes. address
T1HE NATIONAL COLLEGE OF PHARMACY
TTEsp&i.' o osaSoiSEH.e = sf ssss on
As MSsS&Y oesoSsS T. 'sf oeiSoH I'M .S e
examination. Of Junior Students will be held the
We sssS sssS ana FIJI
Applicants for natriculation and lecture ticket. win
;pRy t; s,f the Tre:sufss John MILE :. lY9
o'clock m until the commencement Of the lectures
A NEW nLUsTRATEP CIRCULAR
sWITHEN c. sHoRTLEDaE's MEDIA pa, AcApE-
MY FOR BOYS sent free se1S-tjs1
CT. GEORGES HALL, FOR BOYS AND YOUNG
~ Men, St Georges near Baltimore Nd. Unsurpassed
and
lar sel7-oWs
M Iss sCHMITT WILL REOPEN HER KINDER
W1 garten and Primary Class September gath, at 401
Sd st. NV. PRIVATE INSTRUCTION given to the
Deaf. Special attention paid to Articulation and
Speech Reading. sel7-1ms
MISS JOSEPHINE NIMMO
1 Teacher OF Piano andOrRan Lessons resumed Sep
TENDER 10th.
Apply at Eberbachs Music Store. 915 st. NV s173s
DRIvATE INSTRUCTION IN PREPARATORY
81 and COLLEGIATE subjects by graduate: References;
EUGENE b JACKSON, 1921 Q st. sel1-2w.
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Iok GoCGNe HIS WIVES EYE Our-william Bo
mann OF kockaway, y. Y. the brute who gouged
ooL MS wnes eyes In July last, and VINO wa Ia
1icted on Two counts, was sentenced yesterday by
Imprisonment at hard Dor on one conai All -,
Twelve years and nve months al hard laoOr on the
second making total term TO serve OF lweniy-six
years and eleven months
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EDUCATIONAL.

Law DEPARTMENT
NATIONAL UNIVERSITY.
FACULTY OF LAW.
Hox ARTHUR MACARTHUR
Late Associate Justice Of the Supreme Court Of the
District of Columbia
- PRESIDENT.
How SAMUEL f. MILLER,
Associate Justice Of the supreme Court VI the United
States.
Professor of international and Constitutional Law,
Hon. WILLIAM B. WEBB.
Lecturer on Federal Jurisprudence and Prsctica
JAMES scHoULER ESQ.
Lecturer on Bsilments aud Domestic Relstona
10 cLAUaHToS ESQ.
Professor Of common-Law Pesiins. Evidence. Equity
Jurisprudence and Pleading. Commercial and
Maritime Law, and Criminal Law.
EUGENE cARusI ESQ,
Professor of Law Of Real and Personal Property Con.
tracts and Negotiable Instruments. and Judge
Of the Moot Court
CHAs 8. WHITMAN ESQ.
Professor Of Patent Law and Prsctica
The Law Department Of the National University viii
reopen MONDAY. OCTOBER I. 1883. at O'CLOCK.
at the Law school Building. 1006 st. NV. All
interested cordially invited 10 be present ct the
opening exercseA
Catalogues containing the twentieth annual an
nouncement now ready and can he Obtained by
plying to the undersigned.
EUGENE p. CARUsI. Secretary.
once zoos st. nv.
se15-to 10 Warrington d. O.
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ssiec. Cl.4sd. t and aa.Ssn.tea school for Young
Begins its shirs'-ss7sSasSs y 5: MONDAY sEPrEx
,p.epsTss for H.Sysf Yale Johns Hop
Scientific Schools. 2. 8 Military and Naval Academies
AND aGr For g. YS3S Principal
DROE sHELDON's DANCING ACADEMY NOW
as EsssssDD gu c 81 .sna
lars. 1904 + st n.w. au23-sm
NORWOOD INSTITUTE-sELECT SCHOOL FOR
NGIRLSaAppy at 1907 Mass. ave. Mr; and Mrs;
Tuition address Mrn W. HAIss s2 Horxoo sa'S ana
t hstSr sssr Ss r %as
SCHOOL q 5s III ne Joy Egsis6lished isss auss.6m
GERMAN-AMERICAN ACADEMY, 9,4 g ST. NV
" EeoPens Monday, september TO-
Schools Night SCHOOL on tuesday Thursday and and
au25-lm' HUGO KUERsCHNER. Principal
A CADEMY OF THE HOLY CROSS, MASS. AVE-
ten,ion T rSe1 ~ AZ nsn spsea at
also ID s %es.
sSsTded to srsuatss in the Scaasmlc o. when
the higher mathematics forms leading feature Plain
sewing fancy work. and the languages taught without
NATIONAL MEDICAL COLLEGE,
MEDICAL AND DENTAL DEPARTMENTS OF THE
COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.
The sixty seventh winter session will begin October
I. 1888. and end March 1. 1889. in the new College
Building, 1925 h ST. NV. For circulars aud informa-
ton W Lvtu departments address
Dr. A. F. A. KING
726 18th st. n.w- Washington. D. @
Telephone call, ss5. jy24-2m
A RIINs ST ~ AeAD Ia sA S sgILDINa
Fall term OF 1888 begins September La.
Day and evening sessiona
BURTON MAcAFEE AMsMp-
Circulars saus seedstore and the Bookstores 5m
THE COLLIERE HOME AND DAY SCHOOL,
soS inssse 6os
les No extra charge for French School opens oC To-
and He L &
PRINCIPAL refers. by special permission. to Mr. z.
Mefhsfscn. q New Jersey; Hon Thcs T. Bsyasd. Sec:
Ramsey st osr c.D
SPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE. THREE EN-
= tire floors. National Bank of the Republic Building
mess education that qualities young men ana women for
Day
ins orthoeraPhy. the English Language Correspond
variety 81 business business Prsctce and Phys
Mo sna cr e
ments Of Political Economy and Coml Law: Coml
go sscs sSH az
ter ten weeks, payable on entering. $50. Night
sions: Year schoFp ESQ., three months, SIG. Special
courses; Dspartments for stsnosraphy htm,n Short;
hand Typewrisins and thesGrsphophone; Practical
Write cali for illustrated annual announcement
School year begins Monday Sept J. College open for
CSPENCER, Ii. 3. Principal. Mrs SARA ASPENCER
Vice-Principal L GARFIELD SPENCER, Secre-
tary. aul3
St: GEORGES aA!L,, FOR BOYS AND YOUNG
$3.50 and $500; recpens September 20 Prof J. G.
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SPECIALTIES.

nIvoRCES A SPECIALTY BY LAWYER OF
lVmany experience in this city. Consultation
strictly confidential aud without charge Low charges
to deserving poor. Address ATTORNEY z Star
Office. sel2-lws
nR. MULLER, SPECIALIST OF THE EYE, EAR
~ and Throat has returned to the city aud VIII
his practice. 1913 18th ST. NV once hours,
TO IL and 2 to 5. sunday. l0to2. se6-lm'
DY ELECTRIC TREATMENT C<N SPEEDILY
Dcure any case Of Rheumatism. Neuralgia Ssisrrh
ness. Structure, TuInor. fistulA 81 Nltus Dance
plaluts Hours 10 to 8. Consultation Free
DR. J. W. HAYWARD, Electric specialist
se5.lm 1919 St NV.
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VAIN ArrExPT TO CLIMB MOUNT ST. EuAs-G
Brooks, member OF the ropham party Who At
tempted the scaling OF Mount ST Elias has ar
nyed al Victoria, b. u, on the steamship Ancon.
eho reports that the party, alter surrounding
great dlmculties, reached a height or IL 500 feet
ana were then compelled 10 bandon the enter
prse. The ascent was covered with Ice mounds
sirewn with powders. The party were az one
time knee-deep In snow, and at another were
wading through Icy waters fed by glaciers ar.
brooNs believes the mountain cannot be ascended
wIehoul the assistance OF trained Swiss mountain-
ssfA lie packers with the party could not cIiInD
MessS Iopnain were left at Ganutat TO await the
ARRIVAL or the steamship Lee
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Me SCHOOL OF ELOCUTION.
spHe,l training for children and ass
SCHOOL AND KINDERGARTEN. NEAR MAssA.
Loehusetts ave. l127 18th st. n.w.; Misses POLLOCK
German paaax and Sept
Teachers Training Glass. Oct Ia se15-es.
TINE FREDERICK FEMALE SEMINARY; LOCA.
gSnssa MiSusy snSISnsh
''' W. L. e ftRkEl 1na .sLTs '0ars''
sel5-1mo. Fre dsaeR Md.
MAX WEYL ANNOUNCES TO. HIS FRIENDS
and the public that he will receive pupils for in
Der iSth in STUDS and ouadoSc saelesSa Sep'en
Terms Rms given upon application at Studio Il! in Yer
MISS TACIE A. DANIEL WILL RESUME HER
class IN Voice and Pianoforte Instruction. October
se15-lm' 71b 5th st. NV .
L 1910 Rhode Island ave,
Instructions given OH Voloncello and Piano. Must.
cal Theory thoroughly taught. sel4-lms
AN EXPERIENCED LADY TEACHER A COL
"A lese graduate desires private pupils classes in
Box ISL STAR o fns
Sin the art Acme Phonosrsphy taught in Is simple
lessons GIasEs So% FoRMN @an'ha
saas fss
92I st. NV. seio-im.
WASHINGTON SCHOOL OF FINE ART AND
w DECORATIVE DESIGN, 945 Pennsylvania ave-
Thorougn instruction in DRAWING Painting Modelling
Wood-carying, &c. Day and Evening Classes. se7-2ws
WAsHINGToN CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC. ST.
w Cloud Building. 9th aud SITS. Twentieth year
Piano. Organ. Voice Violin. Flute COrnet. &C. Free
advantages. Y. B. BUILARD, Director. se4-1m.
MARTINS SCHOOL OF TELEGRAPHY, 3I3
W16th st. The science and Of Telegraphy is
part of business education Every facility for OBJ
tanning thorough in this necessary science
u offered TO both males and females students wilnot
nd better facilities tor becoming good sound reading
telegraph operators In any institution the United
states This branch ID conducted by Mr. ". D. Porter
and Miss Lille b. Porter, el-known competent and
experienced teachers Send for catalogue SELF
A RI SCHOOL. 1880 PIERCE PLACE
"A Mrs. NJ b. Pixies studio reopens the LIST October.
Mrs. Pike will be pleased her classes Is
usual. Mrs. Pike brings with her from abroad the
latest ideas on China Painting in which she has been
much interested during her European tour
Studies tor rent. eel3-1ms
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(VOLLEGE FOR YOUNG LADIEs-COMPkISEs
OEnglish Clsssical aud Normal Departments. with
to c. l. KEEDY. Pres.. Hagerstown Nd. au25-6w
M BIS. v; 2, c ALLEH m voc., .rr
: INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC
1913 3Oth Ct SLIM
SCHOOL, or MUSIC fKBTABLIsHED le77i
Church Orran, assuring most rapid progTess Church
organ for praotcs. THO INGALLS, KIA0s PrinctpaL
or. CEClIIA8 ACADEMY, 6Ol EAST CAPITOL
Sst. reopens MONDAY, sEPIEAbEk 3 No extra
and polite department. Accidents course for young
ledies destrinx nnifhed educaron PrepazssoVY
hganchee Nue. Irench sPd painting d. tce T.
TUE QoLUi{HlAN COtLEaE RRKPAnAIokT
e sERTxnnER with cerE g ssvcn }nssrcss.
o. q Naval ana Military Aqsdeuiss. end Tor tusi.
pe Tor ce01nguee cr fl!theg q sec@ee1cn aQply =
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1928 l5rH ST..

The MISSES KERR's School for Young Ladies' and
Little Girls will open WEDNESDAY,. SEPT. 26. Ac-
commodstions for limited number of Boarding Pa
pills. se3-2m
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AFrEK MANY YGAKs-Yesrerday app,ication
was nade Dy John K Reynolds, OF DAYTON Ohio
IOr letters OF administration on the estate OF Jas
there In 1854 There Is a claim now before CON
Sress ior certain personal property taken by the
United States Army, amounting TO over $4,000.
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Round the walls OF the library are low shelves
filled with books; above the shelves hang en-
cravings, just reaching TO frieze OF peacocks on
pale green ground. The chairs are deep and CON-
Portable; there Is large library table with dainty
appurtenances, aud on II lamp with dropping
rose-coiored shade. On one side OF the room 4, a
Dust OF Salmon L. Chase, and on the other q Dor
trait In OIL OF MIN, the full lips, rounded chin and
expression or the eyes closely resembling Mrs,
Chase There Is high mantel and wide fireplace.
Just Inc thing 10 browse and dream before W hen
the long autumn evenings come. Altogether the
room Is q students room.
ON this Is the dining room, rather grand I'm its
effect. Gooeiin blue prevails here. The mantel
Is one that came out OF one OF the Old Knicker
booker mansions In New YORK, ana was discoy-
cred oy MIS- Chase when her father Was prepar
Ing the house Tor occupancy. 1t Is OF IisbOn
marble OF an exquisite tint. The Chandelier is a
copy OF the fuschia chandelier In versaiiles THE
sldeooard, mirror, and q cabinet are AN antioue
Roman carvings and at one side OF the rcom ~ =
Elizabeth. ~ WV"
Mss spragues room Is characteristic of her.
Large and airy, with plenty OF light small book'
case holding her favorite BOOKS, with SaakesDeare
In the place OF honor; photographs OF her friends
on brackets and mantel and q sketch OF herssif
going over fence on horseback In the fo,,st a,
fontaineoleu. Whips, Tolls. guards Grams ana
even scalping knife with some Door Chrisffan NJ
blood on IL, form decorations Tor the walls think
you'd oe hard pushed 70 tell whether It was boy
or girls room.
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a he Preparatory School opens September "a
The Columbian College opens September "a.
The Nstional Medical College opeus Octobsr L
The School Of Dentistry opens October 1.
The Corcorsn 6clsntifc School opens Ocsobsr L
The University Law School opens October >
For Catslogues or other information addreas
sci .3m JAMES c. YELLING. LID, Pres'k
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NRENCH SYSTEM OF SOUND SCHOOL
II OPENED SEPT. IL. AT 723 18TH H.
Learn 10 speak French correctly. to pronounce u
WE'LL Take lessons from experienced and successful
teacher MILE " PkUDHOMME'S method u At
tractive thorough rapid In thirty lessons she
give years knowledge Trial lesson free. Try ten
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- Osssa0sass - - Rxpsss.
xsn - Wselngssa Dssl SasnnWeA. lse&
Ne eoass.suaass ~ ssAs - ~ gSsss IcDs
q. 1Ass = - 49, O9aae sssUqp~ 49,
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-09-28
Two Bold Robbers cap,rrsd.

NASHVILLE, Sept. 20.-A most daring
robbefY took place in Smith county yes
terday afternoon. john Smith. jr,, A
contractor on the Nashville and Knox
vile railroad. started to Lancaster 10 pay
off his employees: He took with him
abont 81 600 and was accompanied by has
bookkeepet, s youhg man named Shine
Before the two reached Lancaster they
were stopped by two men, who cssght
Their horses by the bride, presented
pistols and deiiittatided the money. Smith
refused and two shots we:s fred at him.
The second struck his forehead. ci'ue'Iiog
the skull In the meantime Sinner had
hurriealy left. The robbers took the
bag containing the money and fled,
s.,Hith regained consciousness and made
his way 10 The place at which his men
were at work. Ec sent them in pursuit
of the rriffiaus, and Johnson. one of the
eurlryes, took double barrel shotgun
and started G.l,t alone About four miles
from the scene Of the fobbery he came in
sight of two men, who nj once fred upon
him johnson returned the fire, fatally
wounding one and seriously wounding
| the other.
johnson recovered the money and took
it and the two prisoners to Gordonvil!e.
| He there secured II wagon. brought the
prisoners to Carthage and had them com
mi,tcd tojail. Threats of lynching were
| indulgcd in. but when il was learned
that the robbers were wounded more Sc
rious'y than Mr.. Smith the intense feel
ing was stayed One of the robbers is
Charles itire The other is a Frenchmar
whose name is not known. Both hat
been at work for Mr.. Smith and quit {
few days ago on prctense of going tt
! Florida
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Archbishop Corriaan's silver Ju-
bileG


NEW YORK, Sept 20.--Not since the
memorable day that witnessed the inves-
titure Of Nonse.gnor Corrigan with sbe
robes of The archbishop has st. Patrick .
cathedral contained larger or more in-
posing I congregation than that which
assembled within its walls this morning
to participate in the celebration vi the
sace-dctal silver jubilee of the arch
bishop. Long before the doors We're
opened vast throng had gathered in the
streets by which the edifice is bounded,
and the services Of large force Of police
were found necessary IN order to clear a
passage way for the hundreds of vehicles
that one after another rolled up with dis
tinguished lay members Of the denom,na'
ton. Inside the altar rails, clad in full
ccs'esiastical vcstments sat several hun
dred priests from ali parts of this and
from neighboring dioceses, and when ne
procession entered the editce from tne
west door, preceded by the aco'ytrs and
cross bearers cscor,inS the archbishop,
while the massive organ bclched 10 th
the te deum, the scene was an id
| spring one. Solemn pontiticial
mass WAS celebrated, the arch
| bishop himself being the celebrant,
and at its close the vast congregation
joined in singing the grand lie deum.
This concluded Vicar General Donneliy
in hehalf of the priests of the archdiocese
read an address of welcome sud presented
the archbishop with q purse containing
$50, coo Addresses in behalf of the lay
men and the communities of the Chris
tiau brothers of the diocese Were alst
read and after tbc apostolic benedictioi
| had been bestowed upon the congregation
by the archbishop the services came t.
an end This afternoon the archbishop
Held reception in his palace aud wa
made the recipient Of q large number o
! addresses and presents
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- -
Goueed Out ais Wiie's Eyes,

New YoRE, Sept 90. William bohsn
was today found guilty Of having soHgen
out his wife's eyes and was sentenced 10
twenty-siS Jeats and eleven months In
prsonment at hard labor The little
court room in Long Island, where The
brute was tried. was crowded all dny,
and when the verdict was handed in .he
court had great difficulty in maintaining
order. So great was The prejudice against
the prisoner. tina: even 'iie judges
could scarcely conceal their disgust.
Mrs. Bohan is stone liina and
yet she strove desperately TO shield her
savage husband. On the wit8ess stand
she averred that her dreadful atl}ictl lon
was the result of an accident. "Willat2
and ], )" she snid. were living together at
Roehaway Beach on April 49, 1855.
William tsas in bed that night and | took
some money cut of his peckct and went
into the next room He wanted The
money, snd he followed me into the
4 room. There Was no light. and he was
groping about IN the darkness when ms
finger happened to get into my. eye, :!
have not been able to gee out OF it since
Here she paused a moment, and then, ms
| if fearing she had not laid sufficient EN-
phasis on the innocence Of her husband
she added earnestly: ''lt was all an &C
cident, and he was not TO blame.
Boban's two daughters, however, tcstifiet
that their fother had frequently whipped
their mother and had threatened 10 pu
out her eyes and to murder her. Tha
the prisoner is guilty of the brutal crim
of which he stands convicted there is no
| the shadow of doubt
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-09-28
THE BRIDE OF A coacnMAr
Strange Marriage OF Annie Rider
Providence, Il. L, Belle,


PRoviDENcE, r. L., Sept. al.-The
marriage of Miss Annie Rider, daughter
OF Sydney Rider, the well known book
publisher, to u coachnan here has created
a social sensation. The ceremony was
performed, it seems, last Aptil, but only
last week was ii known to the young
womans parents. Miss Rider is hand.
some young woman and has always been
popular in the social circles in which she
was known on the West side. She was
| the patentee of a "blue flame"
firewood, which caused much talk
at the hearthstopes OF fash
ionable folks here last winter aud she had
for her financial hacker DIR. Radke. The
young woman was enterprisipg and a
factory was started at New bedford,
where the peculiar illuminated t,iewood
was made. DR.. Radke's conchman, Will
| liam Howard Morgan had many IN ssions
between Miss Rider and Dr. Radke. Thus
he came in contact with Miss Rider d
| good deal and i'll time he learned The Sc
cret of blue fame wood. He
also learned 10 Ike Miss Rider,
and the aequaptance ripe lied
into love. Since the marriage Miss Rider
has been living at home, but. now she
asserts her determination to go with her
husband and pttblitiy announce her mar
riage. The Rider family is greatly dis;
turbcd. Miss Rider, who is % years of
age, is highly educated, and at one time
she was engaged to n United States naval
officer, who met his death on warship
at New Orleans about three years ago.
Morgan is an understood Enslishtnah, "a
years old, and a year and half ago he
reached this city, walking Il part of the
way from New York.
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Moro About Stanley.

BRUSSELS, Sept. 1s.-Capt. Vangele
has just returned 10 Europe from the
Congo country, expresses himself as CON
vinced of TiPpoo Tbs innocence of con
nection with the death of Maj Birteot
Tippoo, he says is engaged entirely in
commerce, and had an interest in the sue.
cess of Maj. Bartclot's expedition. The
expedition WAS supplied by Tippoo Tib
with an escort Of porters who agreed to
wait until they arrived at Zanzibar for
payment Capt. Vangele attributes the
major murder t. the circumstance that
payment for the services of the pur,eIs
depende entirely upon the success of the
journey and also to Bar,elot's strict dis
cipline. He believes that Prof Jameson
will have great difficulty in organizins II
new expedition, and is convinced that
Stanley is safe
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In DESPAIR.

New York, Sept. 2o.--The Republican
national machine is in bad way, tits
growing very desperate. The last device
Republicans have resortcd to is to send
wo OF heir agents over to the IRON works
of Cooper, Hewitt s. Co. in Trenton.
These agents Informed Cooper, Hewitt
& Co. 5 employees that Mr.. Hewitt would
like them to vote for Harrison and Nor:
ton They quietly asked that their mis-
sion be kept a secret The matter, how
ever, leaked out yesterday much to
the eindignation Of Mayor Hewitt. Mr.
matter said: Il have issued no instruc,
tions. have nevct told any one would
be pleased if this man IN my employ
would vote for Harrison and Merton If
any one has been telling the men | said
this he lies. never tried to influence
any one in my employ to vote for Dem
ocrat or Republican candidate, and will
never do it. am q Democrat aid
would not work against my own
convictions in this way" Mr.. Hewitt
was the, earliest prominent advocate OF
the application to our existing industrial
condition of the saving Democratic doc
trine of free raw materials. Hs is an or
iginal revenue reformer, as firm in the
faith as he is intelligent and brilliant in
the application 5f its principles to bust
ness affairs. There is going TO be high
jinks at the Republican national Com
mittee headquarters tomorrow. The
managers are all happy tonight over ex.
pected DOODLE etechs. Deacon Shepherd
contributed his check for $40 600 toda,
to the Republican campaign fund and ,ht
Republican bosses tonight are all smiles