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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-24
NIGHT OF HORROR.
Three Hundred People Killed I'm Port.
au.frince on Septenabe IS

PANAMA., Oct. 16-Advices received by the
steamer Moselle, which arrived at AspnwaIl on
the 10th inst from Hayti state that never before
OF september %. The night 10 begin with was
dreadfuly dark, the heavens being a mass or
black clouds, with an occasional flash OF lightninU
Revolution was abroad.
The hiring commenced at 7:3O n m
ana the cannon shd gatling guns OF
the palace dld dreadful execution, as did also the
crashed clear through the buildings destroytnu
everything ana every body with which Ihev carn M
In contact The hiring lasted up TO a u. of the
29th. - '
These advices say that as far as had been ascer.
tained 800 persons were killed and over Roo
wounded, including many women and children
Among the notable persons killed besides Gen
selde Thelemagne were NM. Charles Borno and
DucaSse. >AAN
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A Question OF veracity.

THE SERIOUS CHARGE MADE AGAINST 4 YOUNG COL
ORED MAN.
In the Criminal Court this morning Edward
Berry, young cOlored man, was tired for having,
ON the nth OF July, committed an outrage on
Sarah Hatton, colored. Mr.. Lipscomb prosecuted
and Mr.. Armstrong appeared for the defendant.
The girl related that he had attempted to caress
her and pull her In his lap, and finally took her by
the arm and led her to the commons near and &C
complished his purpose. The defendant testified
that he had known the girl three years; was In
the habit OF meeting her every night. He denied
committing the ofIenSe described. He asserted
that he met the girl and she told him sne Was
going to church.
verdict oil guilty Of assault with intent to rape
WAS returned.
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backed Fordham very heavily: Il
was said to the extent Of $4,000
ro-NoRRowS RACES

The stake event for tomorrow is the third race,
the Arlington Stakes for two-year-olds; s25 each,
p. p; with 81, 900 added OF which $50 to second
Winners of g.. 500 10 carry 8 lbs extra; OF two
such races, los extra; OF three, lbs extra
Horses not having won q race OF the value OF
81 900 allowed lbs; maidens allowed 10 lbs. Six
furlongs The probable starters are Taviston,
s ENC SeeO H,l Luserns harrisoug Limbo Gp
are at 7furlongs, mile, l-16 miles. mile ana q
furlOng.
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He Disappeared from Yale College after
Oyerdra wing his Bank Account.

Special Dispatch to The EVENING STAR.
NEW HAVEN, CONN.,, Oct. 24-The Yale College
faculty is greatly worried over the disappearance
OF Montgomery Gibson, twenty years OF age, a
freshman In the college and a son OF senator Ran
dali l. Gibson, OF louisiana He has been
missing from the campus since october 16.
Before going away he drew from the bank S226,
Oyerdrawing his account. His father is confined
TO his bed by Illness and has sent detective here
TO look for the boy. President Dwight OF Yale,
said to-day that no trace OF the young man had
been obtained He was lot disslpated, but was
somewhat eccentric.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-24

The following changes from yesterdays uuotstions
on the Wa Ellington Stock Exchange noted TODAY
y. 8 Ans, 1891, registered, lOs4 bid. 1881 asked
U s. 4hs, 1891, coupons. 10S4a bid. 1OsI asked
asked ?. G. so year fund. 365s. 1924. currency IF
bids l21x asked. Columbia Railroad stock "a u bid
North Capitol and street railroad, :35s BID 40
asked Mssanston Gas bid. 4ls asked National
surance 59S bid, 62 asked. Columbia Insurance
l25s bid 10 asked German American Insursn nee
loo bid Potomac Insurance, g. bid. Masonic Hall
bonds; lO4 bid l0T asked. Washington Market stock
l3lbid Citizens National Bank 125 bid second
National Bank. LIT bid, 100 asked. Great Falls Ice
$500 III bid penps{lyania Telspnone Co; 3s asked
asa asked y. s. Electric Light. 50 bid 90 asked
Warrington Market CO. bonds, is. lis bid Wash
National Bank Of the Republic. l62 bid, III asked
Columbia National Bank. liz bid. l15 asked. WASH
asked. Franklin Insurance Co.. 40 bid "A asked
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-24

Awaits those who suffer from aches and
rains. they Will BENsoS's PLASTER
the most highly priced external remedy
within our reach For RhuernAtism, sciat-
lea aud B4eksche. IL is all that can be de-
LIBERAL sired In Coughs. Colds. Hoarseness aud
Chsst Pains. II N both . preventive and
cure. Ask for Bsnsoas and refuse all
REWARD other plssters
~ send two cent stamp 10 Sezbury 4
johnson. n u. for . copy Of Instructions
from tbs Doctsr.s cro.,
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Exciting Scenes at a Fire In Which
Many HOFSeS Perfshed.

PATERSON, y. j., Oct. 24-Fire broke out In the
large brick stables OF A. r. Rutan, on Goodwin
street. at about $3.50 o'clock this morning. Twenty
SIX horses several coaches, three hearses and
o'ges and vehicles OF all descriptions, were con-
suiled The CONFUSION created by the wild neigh
Ing OF the horses, while they were being roasted
10 death. was lndescribaDie. few escaped and
rushed through the flames at the nremen causing
them 10 drop their hose and seek SAFETY In flight.
several oil the nremen were trampled upon. The
total loss on building and property will amount 10
about $4,000; partially insured
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A FULL-RIGGED SHIP CAPslzEs.
she Aee1s Over ON n Tug.BOat an(
Both Go Down Together.

NEW YORK, Oct. 24.-Shortly before 1 o'clock
this afternoon a full-rigged three-masted ship
was capsized by the wind in Bustermilk
Channel, of the mouth OF the Atlantic
basin. The vessel overturned on a tugboat
which was passing at the time, and the tug and
vessel SANK together. The smokestack OF
the tug was broken OF, and she appeared
from the Battery to be af1re The ship
carried no ballast, which made her capsize SO
easily. 1t Is not known at present whether or not
any lives were lost
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THE FEIExp o. Az

PoND's EXTRACT is used in the household OF the
President a. well that of the humblest citizen
Members Of the Army and the Navy. lie bar me
Bench. the pulpit ard tia Jress-a classes
Of people-lAye sent their personzl expeF.ence and
last forty years ther letters have
Allied volumes. tesfyifs the cures Of An
limos u lain lnnAiInstlon. effected ly ION Ies
IXTkAC1-
Rsmember PONDS EXTRACT is sold in bottles only
bun wr.per with landscape trade mark thereon Deal
With respsctabie Or 0xsIists only. my2o
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THE sUNKEN STEAMER ATLAS.
Her Captain Says the Ferryb0at Pilot
Mnsl Have Been Drunk Or CrazY.

OfHZYe
NEW YORK, Oct. "a. The steamship Atlas,
which was sunk by q collision with a ferryboa
on yesey street last evening. has settled consider
ably in the mud since she went down. Her smoke
stack, which was visible last night at high tide
had disappeared from view altogether this MORN
ing. small boats are in the vicinity Of the sunken
vessel watching for anything OF value that may
GrlIt from her. Captain Tobin OF the Atlas Is pos
tive that he gave the proper signal for the ferry
boat TO go astern and says the pilot OF the latter
must have been either drunk or crazy. The ferry
boat is laid up In New Jersey for repairs Captain
Tobin VIII place his report OF the collision In the
hands OF the British consul this afternoon.
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Interior Department Estimates.
MONEY THAT WILL BE ASKED FOR TIE NEXT Fiscal

Anser1OI department Eott m0te0s
MONEY THAT WILL BE ASKED FOR THE NEXT FISCAL
YEAR
The Secretary of the Interior has prepared the
Following estimates for appropriations for the In
terror Department for the year ending June 30,
1880:
secretary's. once, STE, $40: Patent once, s7sa
SO Indian once, salaries $50, ESQ., Pension once
salaries 81 500 $50; Pension once, special ex-
aninerS, $4,000; Investigation pension cases
General Land ONCE. inspectors, $4,000; General
Lana once, library, 500; Surveyors General
salaries $4,000; Bureau OF Education, $50 go;
education OF children in Alaska, $4,000; once OF
EanSSs go; once architsct United states
Capitol bull iings and grounds, $l01 600; Govern
ment Hospital for the Insane, $50 COO Deaf and
DUMB Asylum. So, 500; Freedmen's Hospital and
Asylum, $5l,S75; Howard University, S235O0;
United states Geological Survey 1854 ,240; Indian
department, 4,Sl0.50; Army and Navy pen
slons, $s1, 7o3 200; pu0lic lands, sl,O549O0. The
Total Is $94 go S9 So against the sum OF S94 73s
1891, appropriated for the current year. The re-
auction Is mainly In the Secretary's once.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-24
rransrerv Of Real Estate.

Deeds In fee have been filed as follows: W. c.
King to John l. Weaver. lot 1, 50. a; s., 22o44
C. A. Shields to Mary II. Traynor, sub. "a, 50. 72l
$3.50; and SUBJ 25, do; s4s0 L B. stegmaer to g.
Stegmaier, sub. lots g. z, 80. and 20, 50. 66s; g.
block 8. Woodley Park; $780, same to Elizabeth
A. Lyman, part 3 BLOCK 8, do; s., $50. 4. L King
to John Under, subs a and 45. SO. $50; $500.
Elizabeth DUNCAN TO S. W. Augensteln, lot A.
block 8, Ivy City; s2S250. A. A. Wilson, marshsl.
&C., to Isabella W. Ashford sub. s. 50. 500: SIS.
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King MILAN Gets q Divorce.
BIS MARRIAGE WITH NATALIE DISSOLVED BY TN
sEKyIAN METROPOLITAN.

BELGRADE, Oct. 24-The O6icial Journal pub
fishes PASTORAL prepared by the Metropolitan
Iheodosius, In which be says that In the exercise
or his power as leader OF the Servian church, and
Dy virtue OF rights consecrated by precedenfs lie
uissoiyes the marriage OF King Milan and Queen
Nataiie and declares that II u no Longer exlslenL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-24
WANTS LIEN ON THE REAL EsrArR.-In the

WANTS LIEN on THE REAL EsTATE-ln the
Court in General Term to-day the case OF George
walker aS Moss5 &c a was agsa e
for defendant. August Koch died in February,
1881 and his wife, under his will, became his de-
visee OF the real estate His wife Barbara died
subsequently, and by her WILL after the payment
OF legacy OF 81 600 70 her brother, Fritz Kohler,
LETT the rest VI the estate to Emma Kohier, the
adopted daughter. The personal estate proved in
adequate after the payment OF debts for paying
the legacy. The complainant was appointed guar
dian OF Emma Koh.er, aud IN her interest paid the
nce OF the property The complainant was the
executor OF the Will OF Barbara Kohler and guar
his accounts, which were approved, showed his
over payment OF 81, 4O9.O5. He submits that Is
the personal estate or tie latter who died In Au-
Claim be declared lien on the real estate. ''''
AN INTERESTING QUESTION o. L.x;mThe General
miIted 10 ball. In $500, pending the hearing OF his
case under writ OF habeas corpus Biggane was
ond orrense and throu b his counsel, Il. L Prince,
sued out q writ OF habeas corpus which was cert.
ned to the General Term. The point made Is that
been without a jury he cannot now be convinced
OF o second onense.
JooH h. RUNNERS wnL-The will OF John
Henry Runner was nled to-day with Register
Clagett he leaves his personal estate TO his wife
ConcSrdia, as also his real estate With power e
necessary during her fe Il Is 70 be sold after her
death and the proeeeds divided between his son
Z; C. Runner and the son OF his wife John w.
Rhodes
The LEDRor PARK TRouBIK-The residents Of
LeDrolt Park represented by Capt Howard L
Prince were victorious In the Police Court TO-DAY
In the cases growing out OF some trouble between
David Washington, Their Waterman, and party
OF Howardtown residents who were Represented
1y Gen. Birney. Judge Miner nearo ZONE evl,
dence In addition to the testimony heard u tne
cases last week, and acquitted the Waterman.
Angelina Fultz, one OF the HowarotoWn people,
was put under her personal honda
Joseph HUMPHREYS, Q colored porter N the 10y
Of B. ]. Behrend 4 Son, was arrested tass even!ne
by Detectives Aattngy and Wneser t0x SsexunS
q gold umbrella nom ais empaoyexS osofe,
and Judge Miller nned him IS this morning.
Although the supreme court Of New York haa
sancuonsd the viii OF the late Samuel J. 111oen,
Jet come. Il win now probably have 70 20 % u
Court g Appe04
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-24

W. Mayse has bought or w. L. Mattingly ct al,
for S. 532 75, lots II to % and 63 to 81, square
lOO3-the first block 100 by ~ feet, AT the mort h.
west corner Of and 18th streets northeasI. and
the other 80 by So feet In the rear OF the FIRST at
the southwest corner Of Wylie and 18th streets
northeast
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No FA,unr SAFE

.nou' prompt and convenient remedy for crou,
no0pins Cough. Bronchitis and other Tbro., Ana
1ns troubles Abot,ls of Ayers Cherry Pector.I Ia.
..sa many life Mrs Gregg. Is, st.. Lowell Mas.
VINES; MY children have taken Aver. chsrrv p.,-
% 'or Group. hsives immediate relief. invari.bl ,
followed by eure-
found Ayers Cherry Pector.l . perfect Cur,
iof Group. IN all cases have known the vor,,
fseved In very short time By its u., and Il,
families TO feepii in the houss."-s H. LAtimer. NJ. d
Nj Vernon. Ga ~ D''
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
rrspsred BY DR. J. c. AVER 4 CO.. Lowell. Ma. so,I
~ DrussissA Price. q: six bottles. As
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THE Death Record.

During the twenty -four ending at 1 O'Clock this
afternoon. deaths were reported 20 the health Of
rcer. as follows; Rosa L Sands. white, years;
Eliz A Turpin. white, 81 years: Maggie b. Gheen.
white. - years: Catherine ]. simmons, white. IS
years: VIM. p. Winchester, white q years; Edna
A. Morrison. white. months; saIlle s. Howser
white, 81 years: Hannah MOrroe, white A. years;
Vim. r Hawkins. Whit, Is wears, Vim Baker,
white, 81 years; John Gallagher, white. SO years;
Louis Franklin, white, year; Mary Carter,
colored, "a years; Laura r. Parker, colored. 50
years; Maria Brown. colored. 81 years; Julia Tur-
ner colored, 2s years; John L West Is years
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-24

wARDwELL-REARDEN. At the residence Of the
bride, Tuesday morning. October %. 1855 at ~ 90.
by the hev. Father Ryan El0E N NJ wAkDWklL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-24

TIE CATTLE MARKET.-At the Union STOCK Yards
yesterday afternoon there were 1872 cattle on the
Market 1O1 sold FOR feeders and u sold to butch.
ers as follows: Best sold from 10 Az per pound;
good 3k 10 81; medium, TO 81; common, to
2k. 824 sheep and lambs on The market, and
sold 10 butchers as follows: Old sheep sold from
OK to per pound; lambs, to O. Cows and
calves sold from $50 to SIS each. Market for good
WAS fair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-24

This afternoon, in the Criminal Court, Judge
Montgomery, Jas. Clark, a cOlored man, was con-
victed Of larceny from the person OF Mrs. Barbara
scroggins at the Washington Market on the 18th
OF August.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-24

A riot broke out at Moy, Ireland, yesterday be-
tween orangemen and nationalists. The police
charged the mob with bayonetx several police
men were injured with stones
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-24

w hen tsby was ssck. We gave her CsstoriA
when she was . child. she cried for Csstoria
VIXEN she becsms Mis-. she chung to Ca.toriA
Me- AZ 81 y Moi n. sLo save them S>ssoriS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-24

EARIx's
New aud artistic Water Coiors by Essig Leon Moran
tercy Moran. Ciceri, b sword. Car! Weber Chafree
iodin a1d others Of this country and by prominent
kuroSean artists Beautiful Bridal Gifts, carefully
40 t.ste ul!y framed AutotyIes. EtchInss Ensray
nss Tor Immediate use. Pain ines, Mirrors .luli-
nes. new Rogers Group. aud al others in stock
JANIS - EAtIAE 4 SONS
OBJ SIG CHESTNUT ST. PHILADELPHIA
A Bottle OF ANGOSTUkA BITrERS To
a nAfOr your Lemonade or any other cold drink will
xsep you iree from spepsla Coils DIarrhes and all
cis-sses Crxlnstn< from the digestive ORGANS Be
eure 70 get thu genuine Angosturz manui aetured by
". . " Is sesert n sons. %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-24

RANGE OF THE THERAOMETER-The following
were the readings at the Signal ONCE to-day: 8
an, So; 2 pm, SO; maximum, 3d. minimum, "a.
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A REMARKABLE CASE

PR N IL N hSQWN CARLSBAD sPRUDFr, SALT
~ n 81 u ~ fhOM HE NATURAL SPRINGS
VI SAhL.BAD. BETTER Than hNyS
oF nIHE SO-CALLED BLOOD
~. f1NG REMEDTES
The Intsd one OF the largest import houses in
o. follows: 1eT oAte OF June 80, 1883,
ror ysas I have suffered from abscesses which
cut from TIN, on tne back OF my neck and had 10 be
Of biood e 20 urpe to obtain relief used all sorts
wonld n Rurners put without avail. The abscesses
s,, ny phy scian advised 70 use the gen une i'm
r.. O. SSrIsosd sprudel salts powder forml used
-, LOT Aoout four weeks, and since that time have
Ss..s tIreiy iree from the disease NV com ole ZION
and TOO highly Of this really valuable remedy
speak OF It's wonderful effects e a laxatiYs WI" A4So
y ours very respectfully. Il Nrxx,.
Inc genuine Carl-bsd sprudel Sale
ID s9uno bottles Each bottle comes in paper csrtoon
10 nes the seal Of the city Of Carlsbad and the sigma
ssSfe o, Elsner Mendelson Co, Sole Agents around
tasians p svesy eotI an others worthless im
Tree upon application. EIsNEk WFN6fT SoN ~ s r0
Barclay ST.. y. u. Sole Agents .nIm ySf 81
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20 Pm CESr Or
ALL CASH SALES

DURING IMPROVEMENTS WILL SELL
Ny ENTIRE STOCK OF WATCHES, DIA-
MoNDS STERLING SILVER AND Sill
VENTILATED WARE. CLOCKS. BRoNZEs,
oPERA-GLAssEs. ETC. ETC. AT DIS
COUNT OF 20 PER CENT.
FRANK NJ LEWIS
oeA' 1215 PA AVE.
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Personal---very.. DR.. Wills of Philadelphia Is in
the city, stopping for q few days at BIO Dunbar.
ton avenue.-T. Asaina and 8. Kawasaki Of Toxic,
japan, Mr.. Mason Brown OF Louisville, KY, Willis
Van Devanter OF Cheyenne, Wyoming. DR.. Geo. B.
Russell OF Detroit, and X. K. Ingalls, OF New York
are at the MISUNDERSTANDING Won Tavera,
the Austrian minister, POstmaster-General Dick
Farquhar and French were in New York last night.
-Woosey r. Hopkins OF Stamford. Conn.,, NJ. NJ.
Rogers, w. w. COe, and Chas. C. wentworth OF
Roanoke, Va, j. w. Schaub OF Detroit, and K d.
Washburn Of New York are at Wormley's-Dr.
II. n Allen, OF the Coreap legation has been visit
ing friends In St. Lous.ACoL j. c. Breckenridge
Of Kentucky, A. b. Poland OF Jersey City, and +.
L. Bingham OF New York are at the Ebbitt.-C.
D. Farrah OF New York and X. Cubburdson Of
Philadelphia are at the St James.-AL Powell,
David Gideon, Jas. A. Mahoney, and VIM. Dono-
hue OF New York and Geo. Forbes OF Cleveland are
at Welcker'S
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Scorrs EuUIs1os.
OF PURE COD LIVER OIL AND
HYPoPHosPHITES.
ALMOST AS PALATABLE AS MILK.

So disguised that it be taken, digested and
simulated by the most sensitive stomach when the
plain Oh cannot be tolerated. and by the combination
Of the oil with the hypophosphites much eca-
cioux
REMARKABLE AS FLESH PRODUCER
PERSONS GAIN RAPIDLY WHILE TAKING IT.
SCOTS EMULSION is acknowledged by Physi-
clans to be the Finest and Best Preparation in the
world for the relief and cure of
CONSUMPTION. sCROFULA
GENERAL DEBILITY. WASTING DISEASES,
EVACUATION, COLDS. and
CHRONIC COUGHS
The geat remedy for Consumption and Wasting in
Children.
oc22 Sold by all Druggists
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baltimore Markc,..

BALTIMORE. Nd. Oct. "a - virsinis ten-forties.
% do new tnrees "a Baltimore aud OHIO stock, s0a
thress 3oaSs consolidated gas bonds lOsjsaios; do
BALTIMORE. ND. Oct. 24.-Cotton firm-middlpe.
gA.aeA. Flour. dull and easier. prices nchangei
esS saeaay dTs and
No. No winter red spot io5 oos October, io3N
iios seutheT aues ana easisr xsi,s "a
so2. yellow. 50a52: western quiet and easy: mixed
sIst 4sh 9s.0ser Az year s45S January,
chaneed-southern and Pennsylvania, 2Sa3:S western
white. 3,s33; western mixed, 2ss3O: graded No =
hi Pso
visions, prices unchanged with fair demand and sup
leum. hrm-rehned, ~. Coffee. firmerNRio carSoes
ned arm i6aiea WHISKY r%. i2saias so Frssh hs
to Averpooi per steamer; quiet an neg.ected Ior
grain. 3s1d Keceipts-nour 5000 barrels; wheat il
600 bushels corn. 3 900 bushels oats, IL 600 bush
bushels. A''0'0
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO Oct "a; 10 a. m.-There was . general
tendency to lower prices among the active options
the opening this morning. December wheat not
eosns Uqce Yesterday n bs which, gss the
l13zs asked and is now ll34 May received most at
Its Ts STotI ion M Or below
rallied to 1l3,s huct9ated between that sure aud
ali Of f9w the Of 1hs
q: Auctnated downward to 4OA and is now quoted at
40es4OA. Oats unchanged. January pork opened
l2s lover at IA 49Is but strong. advancing in.
side Of fifteen minutes to Il 80, and now stands q
l462x. January lard opened 2x lover, at $40, and
$o; Weakened to 7s7S but returned to Inc opening
CHICAGO. Oct "a. IL O. m-December whest Is now
quoted at ia; May at i4H: November corn at 402i
sy s Mdy Sass jsS.ry y. sh.r RSss =
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MKs BLOOMFIELD MoogEs ALLEGED INSANITY
A Paris New YORK Herald special says: Mrs.
Bloomfield Moore Will shortly undergo q critical
examination BY Paris specialists 10 prove her CON-
plete sanity. The same testimony VIII be used at
the TRIAL In Vienna In her suit 70 recover the pos
session OF her insane daughter. the divorced wife
OF Mr.. De Biidt Swedish diplomat Her Swedish
guardian, Nine. De Bildt claims that hrS. Moore
ID mentally unbalanced, and 10 NOT proper custo-
dian Of her daughter. Among der things she
charges that MIA Moore gave Immense sums 70
Keeiy, the Philadelphia tnvontor In an tnterv1ew
with her daughterS husband she denied giving
haf million dollars 20 Keely, ana sid that Alto
gether the sum Was not over rs 600 Pxu OF this
sum Wa % have been used 70 found ubrary In
memory o. her father e Wegtneld, 4aS2 She
says she - living eoonomically nov IN Pans and 10
saving money.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-24

Judge Thurman Goes to Cincinnati,
COLUMBUS, Oct. 24.-Judge Thurman will leave
mere at 2:15 O'Clock for Cincinnati, where he will
pe one OF Inc orators at the exposition morrow
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Eon Trnrp BnArx

USE HoRsFoRDy ACID PHo6PHA1E
Dr. O. O. STOUT. syrscuss y. T., sAys, Tssvs q
TO patient Who wss unable 20 Gsnencs The MOI
Ordinary lusfne>a bscanss his brain - rlred and
coalfused upon the least mental sxertton lmmsd1nss
benent and ultimate RECOVERY followed" oc31
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&c., xsfsal s @'ss ss,, en- s @
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AtchTH Isle

, The following are the opening and closing prices of
the New York stock Market, as reported by special
wire TO Corson aud Macartney. 1419 street
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The Presidents "Trip 70 New York.

he WILL 60 SATURDAY AND RETURN THAT NIGHT.
The President and Col. Lamont will leave the
CITY Friday night for New York,
where the President will review the
business mems parade on Saturday. The
COLONEL said this afternoon that It is
Inc PRESIDENTS intention to return
on saturday night In regard TO the reports about
the Presidents going to Buffalo TO vote he said
.nas tnere was practically nothing settled about