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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-29
THE SITUATION IN MISSOURI.
Why Disbursing Clerk Cunningham
Thinks the State Safe for the Democrats.

At the Capitol to-day STAR reporter en-
countered Capt. Cunningham, disbursing clerk
OF the House Of Representatives, Missouri
dsmocratic leader, who was recently at home.
what does ex-senator Henderson base his
prediction of republican victory in Missouri
upon?" inquired the star man Of Capt Cum
bingham.
"On nothing" was the reply, "and he knows
H. IL Gen. Henderson wants to put up some
OF ms lat fees as q lawyer on the chances of the
rePuolcans carrying Missouri, would like to
make him a large bet; and there are enough
otners TO take him up to make good-sized
hole IN his fortune. If you really want to know
henderson's motive in circulating such re-
port will explain it. As q matter Of fact
tnere Is scarcely q county in Missouri that
Is NOT sending Ont drmpcza6c nmsy to help
carry Illinois, Michigan and Indiana All our
democratic managers in Missouri know that the
state Is safe by the usual majority and they are
now doing everything they can to carry
other states. Gen. Henderson hopes to score
our people little, and thus compel them to
use their money at home. But we don't scare
worth cent, and neither Gen. Henderson nor
any of his friends will put q dollar on Mis-
souri, going republican. I've got letter
right here" continued Capt. Capt. Cunning
ham, from the secretary Of our state central
committee. He says we will elect thirteen
Congressman and the state ticket by not less
than 25, 600 maioritv
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CLINE. On Sunday, October 2s. 1855 NJ Am
beloved son of George u. and Msrsaret G cline
Funeral from the residence q his parents 81 5th It
papsr. fas S0Ss invited to attend np
,s n va AZ 5IIsva sIs SclScl sunday 70
vaughn. aged years months. days
Gone. but not forgotten.
Funeral VIII take place from the residence of his n
rs9ts S44 Maine avenue southwest October 50. lisa
:dss sSS of . asss an, III dl Ann
Dnnn aged twenty years, one month, and twenty
Funeral from the residence of his parents, 1867
m sed%sn ns on Tps.d,y October 90 a
kelstives and friends respectfully invited 70 ~
m EbwRR5 519saAy scn o Of D s lsss -,
.,s Henry kis.s.3s:' sssS thirty -na sa'
;5ss. nS.,svs.s Ksq1s% csursi Of sss
Wss Est6 and north
friends Of the family invited to attend
% N Yssty S; :, e, e
7QS 18th street northwest
Il Union. Monroe County 70 attend
sSSTR Of SsSSRRfssf 2sI a ss,u &
q, and Robin. T scott . 'A'''' ''n OF Ai0ss
ssissSEn esHssfsis ~ I
afF xs Ss
HR fsirspFa;H 9ise fs FL
Funeral from the residence Of her erupdfatber VIM
mas as7:. sd sssS
tend
TOLMAN. At O'Clock q m. Monday octobsr
Anne X. Tolman-
WEST. On Saturday. October "a, 1883 st o o,olocn
= m sner short Illness MARY NJ, the beloved wife
FS by en- from the residence Of her husband, No
slant at 80 O'Clock p M Relatives and friends n
spectfully invited to attend
oWHEELER o. ccnsumPt,on. October 2s, 1885, q
ssse ri q III: ss q hs res,dsncs q hs brh
Funeral from his late residence, o. III am on rue,-
day. 3Qth instant Relatives and friends respecfulv
copyl
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JOHN CONDON'S NARROW ESCAPE.
A Bullet from Pistol Fired by Joseph
Kelser Comes Within an Inch or two
of His Head.

A shooting case, which came near ending in
q homicide, occurred early Saturday night at
No. 81 G street southwest. The person as
saulted was John Condor, and his assailant was
Joseph Kelser. Both men are in the employ of
the District government a. inspectors, and live
in the house where the shooting occurred.
Kelser and Condor had been out together,
and Kelser went 10 his room upstairs. Condor
sat at the supper table with his wife.
While they were out Condor jokingly made
some remark which offended Kelser, who
wanted to retire to . secluded spot to fight IL
out, but Condor refused. Condor finished his
coat and hat. He was going to the barber
shop. While talking to his wife Condor told
what had occurred between Kelser and himself
before they got home. He told her
how Kelser had wanted to fight
and said he thought the best thing for him to
do was to give Kelser Q "good sound thrash
came down stairs with revolver in his hand
He did not say q word, but leveled the weapon
at Condor, and the latter raised his hand before
his face and threw his head to one side Just as
Kelser pulled the trigger. The bullet passed be-
tween Condon's thumb and forefnger and
lodged in the wall. The powder from the
weapon discolored Condon's hand. The con-
conclusion was 30 great that several window
panes were shattered and three lights ON
the first floor went out. The
men were then left in total darkness. Condor
grabbed Kelser and struggled for the possess
sion Of the weapon, but failed to get it. Kelser
of the shooting, but they were unable to find
Kelser yesterday. The officers were informed
this morning that Kelser would surrender ct
the Police Court. Officer Geoghan was at the
court waiting for him, but he did not appear.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-29
a WoaD ABOUT CAraRRH

IT Is the mucous membrane, that wonderful semi
huid envelope surrounding the delicate tissues of the
air and food passages that Catarrh makes its strong
hold Once established, It eats into the very vitas
and renders life but long drawn breath of misery and
disease duling the sense of hearing trammelng the
power Of speech destroying the faculty Of SMELL faint
ing the breath, and killing the refined pleasures of
taste lnsdiously, by creeping from simple cold
In the head IL assaults the membraneous lining and
envelops the bones eating through the delicate coats
and causing Inflammation sloughing and death Moth
ing short of total eradication will health to the
patient and all Alternatives simply procra mated
suferings leading to fatal termination. SANFORDS
RADICAL CURE, by Inhalation and by Internal sd-
ministration has never failed: when the disease
has made frghtful inrosds delicate constitutions
hearing smell and taste have been recovered and the
disease thoroughly driven out"
SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE consists Of one bot
tie of the RADICAL CURE, one box CATARRHAL
SOLVENT and one IMPROVED INHALER, neatly
wrapped in one package, with full directions price,
81.
POTTER ORIG A CHEMICAL On ROSTON
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-29
SENSATION IN NEW YORK.
Thousands of Votes May be Lost Through
Illegal Registration

New YORK. Oct. 29.-Another local political
sensation was started this afternoon by the
EUeaing Sun. By state law all public offices
are ordered closed after IL o'clock noon on Sat-
urday. Notwithstanding this law the registra-
ton Offices were kept open last Saturday all
day, and over IS, 200 persons registered. As it
is impossible to separate those who registered
before noon from those who registered later,
the Sun states that the entire list may have to
be thrown out.
The Sun interviewed fifty of the leading law
yers in the city, and states that they all held
that a registration Office is public Office"
and within the scope Of the Saturday half-hol-
iday law.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-29
Baltimore Markets.

a BALTIMORE AZ OCT 29-yirsinis eon.ols. 81 asked;
and Ohio stock, s5s90; Cincinnati, Warrington and
son:cSs.sS 8: saS a. :soei sk' '1sd'
BALTIMORE Oct. 29.-Cotton, dull--middling OK
Flour, sctiye and stssdyHov.rd street and western
s9ese Sc; city mia az s saper % family
i.fi9s az 6o SF.nds 1873 60; Pstspscs
;gHth:T9, quiet and irm fuits ii6sii6; Lonsbsrry
1]SSsssTloSS; October, 56S;56sE Xoysm6sg. icyS:
eeoosrn-southsrn. guist: white, 5oa5S yellow, 69s
xssssr' 43ss.4SA J.ng..y. 44Aa44k; Fsbrusry, az:
Ss.ss su xsssssn Enits $aaSS No ysiss
9aeSinS. tp sxcess Of 70 ohoios vesterp
doyVel0oO. Prov1stona weak-mess pork, 1878.
1uis %ssts,loo.s shOpldsrs, sk; clear d6 dsss 8;
clear rib . %Sss 6:ci Hc,o SsfSS2E'4cg1ds
i9sfen rstsr nrmocyssterp pscksd 1918 bet rol
SUM- Z. :s os re: S iiI ii.
a asssi IL }ialS; s0i ESad so.;
so. 1000 PssEsiss a.. 6.Qo9 6asesiss - cd
SssSsfs. ssss. i 80 SsS2s ss''sa'as saa'ooo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-29
Affairs In West Washington.

A JEALOUS WOMAN STABBED.-Hattie VIII
liams, young colored woman, was badly cut
in quarrel with Lewis Sligel, colored, last
night, on 26th street, near Olive avenue. Sligel,
it appears, had been calling upon the woman
for some time, but suddenly ceased his atten-
tions. Last night he passed her house in com
pany with another girl This angered Hattie,
and she tried to strike 6ligel or his companion,
when he drew q penknife and stabbed her
several times In the left side and himself in the
shoulder from his own weapon. Officers volk-
man and Coleman placed Sigel under arrest.
DEATH OF AN Ex-CoNFxpERATH OFr1cxR.-
Henry Robinson died Saturday afternoon at
the residence of his sister, Mrs. Thomas Cox.
corner 18th and g streets, in the Afty-eiehth
year Of his age. The deceased was for . long
time resident Of West Warrington, and, ct
the beginning Of the war, he entered the Com
federate army, and served with distinction,
gaining the rank Of major. After the close OF
the war he returned to West Warrington, only
to remain o short while before making his
residence 1sad u West Virginia, where he .ccumu.
be forwarded to his late residence near Union,
w. Va, tomorrow.
NumANcEs.-The space between the car
tracks Of the Metropolitan Railroad Co. along
P street in many places il hlled with pools Of
lation Of dead leaves upon many streets here.
A sidewalk along II street, in the vicinity
OF the new bridge, Il badly wanted.
GRAIN REoEIrTh-CanAl boat Wheatley Bros.
arrived withS4 900 bushels Of wheat for J. @.
TEMPERArURx AND CONDITION or WArxH At
A M-Great Falls, temperature, "a; condi-
uont 3; receiving reservoir, temperature, Is;
condition ut north connection, 10; condition s
south connecticn, s6i distributing reservoir,
house, 81; conditAon & sflusnt Ss-houss. =.
High uds Il ~ river to-day Ct 1S7 >. n;
low No - eAs p. =.
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THE JOCKEY CLUB RACES.
They WIN Be Resumed Tomorrow
Rain or Shine.

STAR reporter visited Ivy City this morn
ing to see the condition Of the track after the
heavy rains of the past few days. While there
the announcement was made that the execu-
tive committee had determined to resume
operations tomorrow and run Of the program,
rain or shine. The track to-day, although
heavy in places, was in much better condition
than 1t has been since last Tuesday, and should
there be no more rain between now and to-
morrow, the dust win be flying The entries
made on Thursday will stand. They are:
First race, 1H mile-Paragon, 11S lbs; Bella
B., lis; King Crab, u.s.
Second race, II mile-Britannic, 1873 lbs /;
Bradford, 121; Little Minch, III; Cambyses, ia;
Brown Charlie, 109; Speedwell, 1O7; Patrocles,
107i Wahoo, los; Umpire, 100; Mintah. 80.
Third race, 11s mile-Boccacio 100 Ibs.; Lit
tie Jim, "a; Biggonet, 105; Golden Reel, 81.
Fourth race, Is mile-Eurus, 122 lbs; Ovid,
10S; Specially, 1903; Ten boy; I03
Fifth race, q mile-Leander, los lbs; Dyna-
mite, 11S; Austriana, ITO; Regulus, 1OS; Com
mander, Ill; Volatile, 116; Nita, ITO; Carnegie,
lis; Carrie g., 107; Yorick, 105; Lakewood, no;
Eleanor c., ITO.
The first race will be started at 2 O'Clock,
which will be the starting hour during the re-
mainder of the meeting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-29
Alexandria Affairs.

Exported for The EVENING STAR
POLITICAL WoRK.-This week win, In Alex.
andria, be given mainly to the election by
those citizens that busy themselves in political
night shows S,2O4 white and liza colored
voters, and as the name Of every voter and his
residence il known, the partisan committees
have the raw materialof their work all before
them. The white majority over colored il SII,
or three to one IN the first ward 2o2, Or two 70
40 in the fourth ward; 1850, or nearly two 70
one in the whole town. II is conceded that the
city win 60 for Cleveland and Thurman, but
there are some who say that the vote Of Mr..
Agnew, the republican candidate for Congress,
viii exceed that Of Gen Lee. This, however,
IL far from the general opinion.
ATTACKED 81 TRANrs.-The stationkeeper Of
the crossing Of the Midland Pennsylvania road
near Cameron Run was set upon last night by Q
number of tramps, who attempted to enter his
house. He drove them Oh, but wss slightly
NorEs.-A tramp named Earnest Fielding
one night last week went 10 the Salvation Army
rooms, on Fairfax street, near King, and, hav-
ing participated IN the services, aid he had no
plscs e Icy he had and ssked Psrmi..ion 70
missing IN the morning, - Vas GO and
satcheL The police. followed up their clsvs,
arrested the man, and recovered the greater
portion OF his booty. he vas ssnt 10 jan By
has been sppoisssi ysr 4 4 sss 1idiaSd
YET bssn nsds Of jaa{sor Il &c new Wash-
ington building, but IN election vin ale place
On Insrsdsy n!ghk-Dsvs, cut b jim am,
!snains = j.l,-hflS will.as = IN 4
AZ cd hcpsful e {. ~ t1nl--Ihe 60
mieess q fnves6ga1ee = - - e IA
Lenre JchnseaS - v4ippe1 = - p1Sls
ss1ee's h.ys $3.50 - - -: =.
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I'd EDITION.
--latest IGlGgIanS to The Star.
TO PRESERVE THE PEACE.
Precautions Taken In Indianapolis to
Prevent a Row Saturday Night.

Special Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 29.-To avert the threat
ened conflict between republicans and demo-
Gratis in this city on next Saturday night, the
campaign managers of the two parties this
morning met in the mayors Office in compli-
ance with a command from him and entered
into a written agreement not to allow the local
professions to approach each other. Upon this
agreement the mayor refrained from issuing
his proclamation forbidding either party to
hold demonstration.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-29
THE Fn1EsD Or ALL

Hosps EXTRACT il used in the household Of the
Hsrnppsnt Is well ~ that Of the humblest citizen.
Fs,cS So,s o. the Army aud the Navy, the Bar the
q pe RniIit and the press-all and classes
thanks the Last fortv , ana
osunes testifyine 10 the wonderful cures Of All
EXTRACT enec'eo oS foNDS
nm emoer PONDS EXTRACT 10 sold in bottles only.
wrAPper with landscape trnde-fnark thereon Iesi
WIN rsspectable druggists only mv3S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-29
The Washington Stock Exchange.

The fSlSwing changes from Saturdays quotations
Warrington and Georgetown Railroad bonds, 11OX
bid l13 ssked Metropolitan Railroad stock los bid
bid 40 asked Wellington Gas. Al bid, III asked.
& Sd "a Pa 50
IPSsur.1cs 81 Id Masonic Han bonds, 1o1x bid,
Washington Brick Machine, 1855 bid National Metro.
golitsn Bank. 1875 bid F.rmer.' and Mechanics,
e. S5 bid, ssked Wsshinston dsslieht Co bonds,
1223 bid iSS asked National Bank Of the Republic,
bid l2O ssked. Franklin Insurance Co., 4O1 bid As
asked Columbia Title Insurance Co.. 6K bid. 81
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A REMARKABLE C.sr

ih6 5p w1EELIILI5K I, CARLSBAD sPRUDEL SALT
knOSOhED FROM THE NATURAL, SPRINGS
OF CARLSBAD BETTER THAN ANY
Of IHE SO-CAILED BLOOD
- PURIFYING REMEDIES
The cashier Of NJ Guegenheim's soma Q6 and QS
tranknn street. one Of the largest inport houses in
a. follows: ~ " Ne "o' 1000
For years have suffered from abscesses which al
Ays iormed On the back Of my neck and had cut
ION time 70 time to obtain relief used all sorts Of
oioo1 pur1ners, but without avail. The abscesses
WOULD always reappear. / suffered very much pain
nnL my ply sedsn advised me to the genuine i'm
carlsbad Sprudel salts powder forfn) used
tnis Tor about four weeks and since that time have
Dsen enrireiy free from the disease My complexion
cleared and have enjoyed good health ever since
speak too highly Of this really valuable remedy
and nave recommended Il TO all my friends who also
Yours very respectfully, l. MYERS
Ihe Genuine Carlsbad Sprudel Salt Powder is put I'D
IN round bottles. Each bottle comes in paper cartoon
and has 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 are worthless ni
free upon application. EIsNER 4 MENDELSON co.
b3rclay 81, " -, sole Agents. su1-m,w&f
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THE TUNNEL SCANDAL.
Getting Ready for the Congressional In
vestigation.
OF TIE JOINT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WIFE
SENATOR EDxuSps AZ CHAIRMAN.


The first meeting Of the joint Congres-
sional committee to investigate the
squeduct tunnel frauds was held
az the Capitol this morning.
Senator Edmunds and REPRESENTATIVE McMil-
I'm, Ryan and Clements were present, making
quorum. Senators Faulkner and Dawes were
ABSENT The meeting organized with Senator
1dmunos, Chairman; 7. ID. Bard, clerk, and A.
sonns, stenographer. The meeting was held
WHAT CHAIRMAN rpxuxps sArs.
Upon adjournment, Senator Edmunds said
that the committee had secured the services of
jas. NJ. Wilson, Of Philadelphia, as one Of the
tnree engineers to act as experts in the inves-
dgation. The other two had not been selected.
he said that the investigation would be pushed
as rapidly a. possible, but that the committee
would not meet again until November IA I'M
less something should occur to require il. In
tne meantime the expert engineers will make
through investigation Of the work.
TALKS WITH OTHER hENBKRs OF TIE COMMITTEE.
A STAR reporter interviewed Representative
Ryan after the committee had adjourned He
said the two engineers appointed and who have
not yet been heard from are among
the most eminent OF the country and
possess special qualifications for the work pro-
posed: He hoped and believed they would &C
cept the appointment and enter upon the work
but until they had agreed to do so, he said
the committee deemed il expedient to keep
their names secret
Representatives Clements and RYAN will re.
main In Washington, for q week or so at any
rate, as a subcommittee TO see that the board OF
three engineers shall be promptly organized
and get to work. II the two who have been
communicated with, or either one Of them
shall decline, then the subcommittee win I'll
the vacancy or vacancies.
Messrs. Ryan and Clements said that the in.
structions to the engineer experts will be most
compre hensive, including every phase of the
question involved, SO that the committee may
be able to determine whether or not the exist.
ing tunnel is capable of being made servicea-
BILE for the uses required.
The subcommittee will also prepare all the
papers necessary and find out what witnesses
may be wanted. 1--WE shall proceed entirely
Independent of the military inquiry" said Mr.
Ryan. We shall go ahead as though it did
not exist"
Neither Of the engineers selected for the
board is connected with the Army. Mr.. Bard
the clerk Of the committee, is from Georgia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-29
District Government Affairs.

SEWERS UNDER THE PERMIT SYSTEM.
The following sewers have been recon-
Extension Of sewer in square SSS, cost, $50;
sewer in square $40, estimated cost, CATS; con-
crete sewer between Morris road and Nicholas
avenue, to cost %, 135; extension Of sewer on
Q street, near 32d street, cost e123. In all of
the above one-hak of the estimated cost will
be borne by the applicants.
APPOINTED SPECIAL POLICEMEN.
Upon the Recommendation of Captain Lusk,
the Commissioners have appointed John Fitz-
gerald, the foreman, and Daniel Costello and
John Mcguire, the assistant foremen Of the
water department, to be additional policemen,
with authority to arrest for disorderly conduct
persons who insist on trespassing inside the
working lines where mains are being laid.
Outsiders continually intrude upon the work, |"
said Captain Lusk in his letter to the Commits
sioners, thereby impeding it and endanger-
ing themselves and the workmen."
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FmADELPH1A Store.
PLAIN bkEs SCOOPS GOODS s fAS0i AND
SPECIAL ssinch Atwood Striped and RAsa. only
b4,nch Bro.dciOth. IN Striped and Pl.i..
Fsiii I'm. Of 4e-inch ssrre.. al oolo.., q
H: ssa:s = al color. .e-insA. only $50.
BLACK GOODS OF EvERY DESCRIPTION.
Black silhs. Blsch RhsdAmss. surshs -
spru.r. ,n NOR q .sry lov pra c ma, .
'pss sSd gas only ' Orb
sSa s.S 9Th n;n 9 i0: :: i siss .. "a
az $sss q r AT e sss;sA; e
Greet bargains m Toveis and orsssss.
cARPxTs Body md Tapestry. Ingram, all WOOL Pcs
yoel cotton and rss. st prices that essS
Bid El.nisss and Comforts 81 lss In
e fsn ::sS 3 s.; e L. L. our.'a~ from ~
SPECIAL n aS!.. 3. s sslss:' sl ss,s6 .A sp-
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ec11 o2e 7th end 7oe Z a A.
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fzEappa II sHASSt 81 h III "a erwr
ssl Bs zsSSR sSz,D or WESTERN orvuuAr,oz
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-29

You may avoid pneumoni. and other a.
nous lung diseases by using BENsON,s
III ioo PLASTER for Coughs, Colds Hoarse-
ness. Pains in the Side and other SWIM
toms preceding such fatal ailments In
AXE no other class Of diseases is rersn,fo. -
such vital importance Alw.ys keen
Benson's Plaster in the house ~. .pplv
CAREFUL IL promptly on appearance Of nrst =, nm.
toms Careful buyers ask for Bens..,, !.
and rsfase All other plssters oc29
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Local Notes.

The certificate Of the election Of Geo. Rhine
hart, A. 8. Taylor, b. F. Moffatt, F. @. Lineer.
W. L. Stuard, Alex. Ashley, Edward 8, West
colt, W. G. Hunter, and Arthur w. Fairfax IA
trustees Of Union N. E. church was placed on
record to-day,
In the Circuit Court to-day the case of Robt
Reed agt. Miles Gibbons was tried This Is an
action for damages TO property by reason Of
defendant turning the water on Complainant
premises by piling bricks. In the trial below
a verdict was given by the justice for SlOO and
an appeal was taken.
Anna r. Taylor, Of Norfolk, Va, has bought
Of X. Goldschmid for $500, pit. lot 6, 50. lS7,
between F and G streets northwest.
In the Criminal Court to-day Judge Mont
gomery made decision in the case Of Edward
Green, charged with violating the policy law
writing policy, overriding plea TO the jurs-
diction OF the court
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-29
NJARRIED-

wALLIs-LELAND In Washington. ID @ octobs,
81, lsss, By key Or: Corey, Of Metropolitan NJ E
DAISY LELAND, daughter Of the late John W Gale
he-. formerly of Virginia.
syh Kelly, JAMES H PECK. 81 Indiana 10 LUCY NJ
STONE, u Maryland. No cards
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WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP

INTERNAL REVENUE APpoINrMENTs.-TheS Sec
Rotary Of the Treasury has appointed VIM.
Porter, guager, at Louisville, KY, and o. W.
Jones, storekeeper and guager, at Clemmers-
vile, N. G.
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A Sensation In Brussels.

Arrest OF TIM eRCRETARY OF THE UNITED STATES
CONFUSION FOB TIE KxPosrTIoN.
A Brussels cablegram to the New York herald,
dated Sunday, says: 'fSchwartzkopf, the secre-
tary Of the United States commission for the
Belgian exposition, who came here with letters
Of Introduction 10 Prince De Chimay, the min
isssr OF foreign affairs, and 10 n. De Morsau,
the former ministsr Of public works, from the
Belgian minister q Warrington, and Who had
been received By the best society IN Brussels,
was arrested to-day on . charge Of stealing 8
diamond necklace from y. Bardit, Q Parisian
5eweler, in le0o, and for numerous winding
cperasions committed between 1881 and 1854
n France and Belgium. echvartskopf 4 8
nneaookmg man, thirty 1--we years old. and led
:equenuy 70 his winding opsrations gons to
Ame,1ca and become . nst1ra1issd American.
Inis ne thought su1Roient = protsot him from
ssress tor he fogmsr bachslkdings, but to-day
his sErest proves Tie contrary cod oausss ssu;-
sesaoa n 1Eussels soeisty."