davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Mohave County miner., 1888-01-21
AriI0na POst0m ces.

A, denotes q. 8. Money Order Office; T.
international Money Order Office; X. Wells
fsrgo's Express Office. This list is correct
cd monthly.
YAvApAI CousTy-ARua Fria Valley. Alex
andra, Antelope Valley, Ash Fork, X, Big
Bug (Bsd Rook), Bradshaw, Busno, Bum
bic Bee, Camp Verde, Ohalsnder. Cherry,
Chino, Cisnsss, Flagstaff. K, Gillett, Has
sayampas, Howells, Jerome, Juniper, Lees
Ferry, Mayer, MsssviiIe. Payson, Prescott,
AK, simmons, Stanton, Stocdsrd. Tip
Top. Walker, Walnut Grove. Williams X.
PrxA CoUsrI-Ailsn. American Flag, Ari-
vaoa, CAiabssas K, Orittenden x, Desert,
Espsranxa, Grsatsrville. HArshaw. Hogales
X, Orc Blanso, Pantano X, 0nijotoa. ked-
ington, Sahaarita, Total Wreok, Tubao, ,Tuo.
son A X, Washington.
GILA CoUxTr-Armsr, Globe x, Pho
nser <, San Carlos, Tonto.
MoHAvl CouNTI-Aubrey, Brson, Hack
berry Z. Hsnning, Bingham J, Mineral Park
A, Mshavs City. Powell (Nssdlss), Signal.
Coca,sl CouzrY--Bsnson Z, Bisbse, Camp
Huaohuca A. Charleston I, Contention
Dos Cabezas Z, Dragon Z, Fairbanks Z,
Fort Bowie tApsche Pass) AZ, Ochoavills.
st. David, Tombstone Z, Tses Alinos,
Wilcox (Malsy)
GaAaAx CouxTr-Bonits, Clifton A Z,
Duncan (Purdy) 4, Dunlap, Fort Grant.
Fort Thomas. Morsnoi, Pima. Stafford, Sol.
ornonville.
PmAL CousTr-Botts, Casa Grsnde Z,
Dudlsyvills, Florence 4 L, Manlyville, Mar.
oopa 4, MesaviDs. Picsoho, Pinal \ <. River.
aide, Sacaton, Silver King A.
YUMA CoUsII-Centsnnial (plsmosa).
Clip. Ehrenberg, Eortous, Parker, Yuma
AK.
ArAcHE CouxIY-Erastus. Fort Apache,
Holbrook Z, ksarns Canyon, Eutr1oso, 1T.
Johns A, st. Joseph, Shsw Low, Snowflake,
Springervills, sunaet, Taylor, Winslow,
Woodruff.
MAsIcepA CouTTy-Gils Bend 4, Hayden,
Lehi. Mcdowell, Phsnix Z, Sentinel, Tenn
20, (Haydsn) A, Vulturs I, Wiokenburg.
ISDaAs REssIvATfos-Fort Defiance.
Mohave County miner., 1888-01-21

4 cloth wrung out of cold water and
wound around the neck is good for O ssre
throat.
Mohave County miner., 1888-01-21

There are said to be only four horses in
Alaska, three at Juneau and one at Sitka.
Mohave County miner., 1888-01-21

CON INJECTIONS.
PRESCOTT &c Prescott & Arizona
Central railway for Fort Whipple and
Pre- -co.t.--Oniy ell Rail Limo.
BA California Southern rail
way for Los Angeles. San Diego and
other Southern California poiuts.-I3
hours shortor than any other line.
JIOJAyE.-Southsrn Pacific for San
Francisco, Sacramento and Northern
Line.
Mohave County miner., 1888-01-21

Gsvernor-~C. N. Zuliok, PRESCOTT.
Seorctsry-James A. Bsysrd. Prescott. +.
Assistant Secretary -- - Pros
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Mrs. ClovelanA AaSNAsss the Reans.
sH3 DRIVES fA8 PRIsIDRxr HOME 10 OAK yIpv IN 4
BUGGY.


SVCl0ty NO900s
Mrs. Dickinson, In her Long Island home is
making preparations TO return to tine city in few
enjoyed quiet and restful summer.
Ex-Secretary and Mrs. McCulloch and Miss
Mary McCulloch are in New York city this week.
senator Beck Is accompanied by his daughter.
Comfort.
Mr.. Oscar 9. Straus, United States minister to
Turkey, Is In Washington to confer with Secretary
bayaro preparatory 70 returning 70 his post Mr.
Straus has made an exceedingly capable and popu.
nople.
Mrs Kate Ramsay Hin and daughter, DR.. New,
ana Mr and Mrs. Martin have returned 70 the
city from Fortress Monroe.
Col John N. Wilson and Dr. and Nra Greenleaf
Comfort, last week.
Mrs. John 8. Billings entertained large party
AZ stand:up luncheon this afternoon at her rest
0ence IN West washington. The onterta aiument
and their wives TO meet number Of the res;dents
mere. Inc Princess Henrietta Won 6chleswtQ- hOl.
the guesta
Mrs. DR.. Busey will give luncheon tomorrow
o. her residencs 18th and ssresss In honor Of the
Snaeors 70 the MEDICAL Congr99R
Mss Katherine summsrscalss ana DR.. Thomas
a; Aongan wiz be maryied this evening at the
ryan ossct.sin sns mmaeuiass conscspeion Rsv g.
M. Ho shsn Chez. Of TIE ohiness leessaoa. has
fesurned nom VISIT 70 LAncaseee, Pa.
COL T1chenof, ex-au0Ror Of the Diser1ce a o..
lomolas and MA Tlchsnoe leaye The city eo-mos.
row moming TOT 1usopA TAGyoxpoos 60 wan
n - easv dps1ne.
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VARIOUS LONDON GOSSIP.
The Salt Trust. HaWaii'. tfaance,
aad suIiivau,s New Opern.

Special Gable Dispatch TO THE EvKSISG SrAR
LONDON, sept la.-There are rumors that the
Prince OF Wales intends 70 ask parliament next
November 10 make provision for his children.
An authority on salt mining. Granville LAzAnd
estimates that the public are mulcted nearly
~. 4.o0oo00 annually by the new salt trust
The scotch express on the Northwestern Rail-
road met with an accident yesterday. The axle OF
q fish wagon next the engine snapped and the van
was dragged for some distance. tearing up the
permanent way. The driver pulled up lust In
Time 10 avert a catastrophe.
The Hawaiian consul strenuousy contradicis
the San Francisco rumOrs that Hawaii Is about To
become bankrupt.
The group OF shaksperfan figures presented by
Lord Ronald Cover viii be unveiled al StrAifOrd
next month by the Lord Lieutenant of Marwick
Col Mapleson publishes. through Rcmingt ton
two volumes OF operate "Reminiscences. They
contain many Interesting anecdotes.
Suilivans new opera II entitled "The SOwer I"
and Will be produced on the 10th pruNimo. The
story that the scene is laid Ia Norway II untrue
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Local yellow Fever Noses.
INSPECTION or SOUTHERN TRAINS.

INSPECTION or SOUTHERN TRAINS.
Sanitary Inspector strattOn reports that all
southern trains were Inspected yesterday. C. n.
Goodchild and Amos Donaldson. from Augusta
Ca, stopped In this city. The following persons
passed through: H. y. Williams, New Orleans, 10
Rochester; q. II. MADDEN, Atlanta, " Philadelphia:
Louis Goldsmith, Atlanta, 10 New York; Thomas
Wilson. Anderson, Ala, TO New York; J. n. Grif-
nth, Athens, Ca, ana W. r. Scott, Atlanta, 70
baltimore: w. Is. Saunders, Barnwel. ~ C., ana
.. A Williams, AlleDdale, 3. C., 10 Providence.
CONTRIBUTIONS 10 THE REIIEF FIND.
The total amount OF the subscriptions for the
relief the yellow fever sufferers In Florida col
lected from the employees OF the Post-ofnce De-
partment Is e5l6.e0. Chief Clerk Roy sent the
money 70 j. NJ schumacher. chairman OF the ciIi-
xen's committe OF Jacksonville, Fla
FoUR CASES or HEvER AT GALVESTON.
dispatch from special examiner representing
the Bureau OF Pensions at Austin Tex, states that
four cases OF yellow fever appeared al Galveston,
Tex, yesterday.
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Frew Ws,l street ro-aav.

NEW YoRk, sept. 10, IL am--The stock market
opened active and strong this morning with nrst
prices from 70 4 per cent above lasl evening b
closing ngures Missouri Pacific, Reading, and ST
Paul showing the largest advances. slight losses
then ensued, but there WAS again Q recovery In
the list, n which Northern Pacific preferred and
Oregon Trans-Coatinental showed most strength.
The great feature OF the trading, however, was In
Hooking VALLEY, which, after closing last evening
st 30H, opened this morning at -, and quickly re-
ceded 70 2SA, afterward recovering portion OF the
losA The decision against the company 10 It's suit
against Judge Burke caused q selling movement
which the demand for the stock could not satisfy
At IL O'Clock the market only fairly active and
steady 70 nrm at about the best prices reached.
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The Baltimore and Ohio.
MONTHLY MEETING or rHs Bo.Kp or prRs,-

BALTIMoRE, Sept. lathe regular monthly
meeting of The board VI directors of the Batimore
and OHIO Railroad ca. was held to-day NJ N O'Clock
a. m, President spencer Ia the chair aud Andrew
Anderson secretary. The following statement " as
submitted: Earnings ana expenses of the RaItl-
more ana Ohio Railroad for August, laSs Approx
imated), as compared with August, lnss-Earn-
lngs. los1, s2.03l.dsl expenses sl. lsU 25s: net
sSo5,s20 Earnlhea, 1Sss, sl,9.5S.5iS; expenses
S.lss.2s4; net. ss102o4. The earnings and eK-
penses Ior the eleven months OF tue nscAl year
lss1-s compared with the same months OF the ns-
cal year lsS0-9 august, lSss apprONimatesD is as
follows: Earnings, 1ss1. sIS,0O4, $50; expenses,
Sl2, So ,23s; mel, s5657,1l2. Earnings lsss
,534; expenses sl3 252, ,025 net s. 3I4 sol.
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MAJOR naHrT.Lor-s DEATH.
NJ He Wss Murdered by waayema Wen
They Must Have Bcen Hctd as SlaNee-

special Cable DisIatch 20 THK EyKSTSs STAR
LONDON. Sept l9.-Commander Cameron contrib
utes some interesting facts 70 the discussion
oerning Major BarIJelotS death. he defends the
people OF Manyema- When travelling IN that cOun-
try he found that the people, though cannibalS
were brave and hospitable ana courteous They
have strong love for freedom and reluctance 20
travel He thinks that n the Nanyema murdered
Barttelot they must have been with his caravan
slaves, as from nis knowledge OF their character
he believes they would not have been there IN any
other capacity, ana they would not hesitate any
means OF regaining their freedom.
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Washington News and Gossip.
Index % Advertlssmenss .

AMrsywIrrs-6th paga
ArroRSEYs-3dp page.
AUCTION SALEs-3d page.
BoARDNe-2d pare.
BUSINESS CHANcEs-2d para
CITY ITEMs-6th page.
COUNTRY BoARD-2d paga
COUNTRY REAL EsrArE-2d paeA
DEATHs-5th nara.
DESrIsrRY-3d para
EDUcATIoNAL-4th para
ExcuRsIoNs. PIcNIos. &c.-6th paga
FAMILY rSuPPLIEs-3dpafA
FNANcIAL-3d page
For RENT (Flats)L2d page.
foRRESrlRooms)-2d page
For RENT (Houses)-6th para
For RENT (Stores)-2d page.
FOR RENT (Miscellaneous)-2dp paeA
For SALE (Houses)- 9th page.
FoR SALE Uots)-2d page
For SALE( E(Miscellaneousl pAIA
HousEFURSIsHINGs-3d page
LADIES GooDs-3d pare
LOCAL MENrIoS-6th paga
LOST AND FoUND-6thpAxa
MARRIAGEs-5th page.
MONEY TO LoAS-2d paga
MEDIcAL-3d page.
OCEAN STEANERs-3dp ps9e.
Potomac RIVER BoArs-3d para.
PIANOS AND ORaANs-3d page
PERsoSAL-2d page
PRoFKssroNAL,-4th pagA
PRoPosALs-4th page.
RAILRoADs-3d page.
SPECIAL NoTIcEs-lst psra
SPkcIALTIEs-4th page.
SUMNER REsoRrs-3d paga
The TRApEs-3d page.
WANTED (Help)-2d page.
WANTED (Situations)-2d I'd page.
WANTED Rooms)-2d paya
WANTED (HousesH2d page.
WANTED (Miscellsneous)-2d pa~s
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IN A STATE OF TERROR.
Incendiary Fires Cause Intense Excite.
ment sn Spokane Fails, W.T..

ment In spokane fatis, w. u.
CHICAGO, Sept ia dispatch from spokane
Falls, ". T., says: Incendisry fires on sunday and
early yesterday morning have created intense ex-
citement, and q vigilance committee wss formed
last evening and 81 600 reward offered for the cap
ture OF any guilty person All disreputable char
acters were warned 10 leave town under pain OF
hanging. On sunday two nres were started In
buildings waere no stoves were used. Early Mon
day morning q Dig lodging house was nred, aud
the lodgers escaped with great difficulty. one
man was evidently burned 20 death, as no trace Of
nim could be found Soon afterward four other
Eres were started in different parts OF town. The
lncerdiary nres yesterday were serious. The con-
migration In fferce's clothing house was well
UNDER wN when discovered, but hard work saved
much Q! the stock Before the nremen had LEFT
tne building another alarm was rung In the nre
oeing this time In the Cottage Hotel on Main
street. Here also the nre was well under way
when discovered, and the boarders had barely
tine 70 escape with their lives The IRE spread
70 the Nevada House and TO a livery stable, both
OF which were destroyed. Last night the streets
were patrolled by armed men. saloons and gam
ping houses have been closed, and no one except
the guards are allowed on the streets after IL
O'Clock The loss by yesterdays f1re was $50 600
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TEXAS AFRAID OF TRE FEVER.
The Quarantine Against New Orleans
Has NOs Been Raised.

Tex. special. dated september 1s. says: "The In
formation sent out yesterday stating that the
quarantine against New orleans had been raised
was false and the governor says IL VIII not be
raised until he Is satisfied tnat no fever exists Ia
New Orleans. IL was reported here last night and
the evening papers issued extras that four cases
OF yellow rever mad developed In Galveston. The
governor telegraphed f0T Information and the as
sstant health oficer replied that no yellow fever
existed there. Gov. Ross private secretary has
been sent 10 Galveston 70 investigate the matter.
Dr.. Rutherford being questioned as 10 the location
OF the cases In New Orleans said they we're on
Rampant and Tchoupitoulas streets, but he had
f0rgotton the numbers
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HHH 4 a a NV + SSS
u h 4 M GGG ii M GGG Ssss
AND
AND
q p II HOL s T Z r I n G 8.

UPHoLs TERINas.
Our DEPARTMENT Is Uttered with all the new and
selves better prepared than before to attend the
lines Of
LACE CURTAINS AND PoRTIEREs.
hs sssr u sTr 8 Curtains in
The styles are not alo Ne exclusive.
BUT THE PRICES ALSO
CHfsEs and biRfcT Sci YMFoRTtTioSs. I, been able M
70 place these lower than ever before and
YOU WILL BE SURPRISED
70 see such prices marked on High Class Goods such
as you have been used to paying Fancy Prices for.
both ss and hea8 Mhoh to Line
WILL STAND COMPARISON
dACE-An extra value tapsdedse Lace Curtain. heavy
csc A PAIR-wORTH s1.e5.
Special Value. 81 yards long. 20 inches wide. white
n.a5A PAIR-woRTH sl75.
New Design in side border. heavy-twisted thread
s1.65 PAIR-woRTH a.
Txo-tOnsd Curtains. the Latest Out" very rich
% PAIR-woRTH "a.
Beautiful Brussels effect Curtain.
$3.50 PAIR-woRTH s45O.
Handsome Tambour Curtain,
$50 A PAIR-w0RTH $50.
HEAVY TURCoMAN
A complete assortment of Turcoman Porteres, all in
The newest designs and colorinss 80 inches wide.
sai5. 81 90 500 ss so. e. $3.50 and Is pair;
usual prices. from IS 70 81 80 a pair.
HEAVY CHENILLE,
Extraordinary values in Imported Chenille Portieres
exquisite patterns. start from IS SO pair.
Handsome Curtains, so inches wide.
9s PAIk-NORTH $1,000
80 A PAIk-wORTH Sll. 30
hne OF SILK Turcoman Curtains Tor
s975 PAIk-WORTH sI25O
CHENILLE TABLE COVERS
The following prices show the advantage of direct
Importation:
yard square
csc EAcH-wORTH a25
IL yards sQuare
sI45 EACH-woRTH 81.
IL square.
s1-6S EACH-wORTH 1925
Also Q large assortment of kaw-silk Covers
FELT LAMBREQUINS
compare prices ~ yards long; appliqued
94c.-WORTH S1.25.
e1-25-wOkTH sl75
S1 .6o-WORTH e.2.25.
and prices.
CURTAIN POLES.
AL color woods. brass fixtures, complete o.,c each
New line Of our Renowned String Roller, Holland
SHADES, 2yc- each. plete.
New line Of Tapestries from 45c. yard upward
New lines of all kinds Of Pushes furniture COW
erfns and fancy work.
NEW LINE OF VELOURS.
The above items represent the smallest part of
stock We full line Of everything at ali grades
end prices Our place II nlled with novelties which
invite you to examine
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THE LIBRARY BUILDING.
Points from the Debate in the HOus,
Yesterday.

Mr. PAYsoN THINKS NEW PLAN SHOULD Be ADOPTED
AND THAT A SUITABLE STRUCTURE CAN BE ERECTED
FOR a, SOC. .0O0-NR. KELLEY DEFENDs TIE SMITH
MEYER PLAN.
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Highway Robbers Foiicd.
CAPTURED AND DANGEROUSLY SHOT AFTER RoBBIN0
! A RAILRoAD CONTRACTOR

RAILROAD CONTRACTOR
NASHVILLE, TKNS., Sept. ia special 10 the
american from Carthage, Tenn, says: Monday
afternoon, as John smith stone, contractor OF the
Nashville road, and his bookkeeper, Mr.. Shreiner,
were between Gordonville and Lancaster on their
way 10 pay on the hands, they were stopped by
two men, who demanded the 81, 900 which they
had In a grtpsack. They fired at the robbers, bur
Smith was struck on the head and rendered In
sensible and Shreiner 1ed. The ROBBERS fed with
the money, but were soon overtaken by a party of
railroad men. One OF the pursuers, named john
son, mortaily wounded one OF the robbers and
shot the other SO severely that he may die. The
money was recovered The robbers were former
employees OF the road.
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venice. Sept l9.-The International literary
ano artistic congress now in session here has
decided that authors copyright should Include
the right OF translation. The congress expressed
the wish that the United States would accept
the Berne convention.
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BRITISH POLITICAL AFFArRs.
Chass bcrlatn,s New Departure ave
sslad.soue,s Biruntugh hasa CasnpatEa.

dstadstOne's Birsmtngb basn Chsnpnskes
Special Gable Disratcb 20 THr EVENING STAB
LONDON sept la-Chamberlain. who was
thought by his unlonlst friends since his recent
declaration In favor OF remedial measures In Ire
land. 70 be wavering. attends the unionist demon
stration at Bradford to-day. Among the devices
for securing large attendance Is a wholesal dis
tributon Of free railway tickets from the neghbor-
Ing towns
Gladstones birmingham campaign. beginning
In November promises 90 be OF great Importance
he has accepted an invitation for a pubic recep-
tiOn Oy the mayor London being the KEY 20 the
unionist position the proceedings In the registra-
ton courts are OF deep interest 10 politicians
FTOm a careful examination OF the returns W
extensive gains
Ia response 20 the demand OF the Scotch peo-
pie for increased attention 20 their Affairs, the
government Will take an early opportunity of iD-
Guiding the scottish secretary. Lord Lothian. IN
The cabinet
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The Biggest Freshet Experienced at
BOrdeutO~n in Many Years.

BoRDENTowN, y. j.. sept l9.-The Delaware
River here Is still rising. The lowlands opposite
this city are under water. portion OF the rail-
road track leading from this city 70 Trenton and
from White Hill 10 kinkora, or the Amboy division
OF the Pennsylvania Railroad, is covered with
water. This is the biggest fresnet experienced
here IN fourteen years
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A SartI<e shas Failed.
After DesauIser DE Bauu

LONDON, Sept. lathe striking cotton opera
ters' terms
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SUP ERvIsNG INSPECTOR GENERAL DUNoNr re
turned TO the city last night from an ofdciai tou
through the lake cities.
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MANY FRENCHhES WHO WANT TIE ENPIRE.
CHICAGO, sept 19.-ln conversation with a re-
porter about his trip abroad Judge Gresham said:
"During my absence I visited England. France
Belgium, Germany, switzerland and the North Of
Italy. like the Germans better than any other
people fell In with. found them 20 be a sincere
hospitabe, good-hearJed people, entirely free from
pretense. They were easy 10 get acquainted with
and inspired one with confidence. They are
economical and vigorous, both mentally ana
physically" Concerning France he said: 1T Is
manifest 10 any casual observer that there great
irritablty on the part OF the French people to-
ward Germany. The young emperor seems 10 take
pleasure IN announcing that he Is willing 20 nght,
but the Germans are cool and William II II sur
rounded BY conservative influences. Germany
does not want war ana Will not night unless France
forces the issue. The war spirit pervades all
classes Ia France the higher as well the lower.
1 talked with a great many Frencbmen who
declared their country would be a great deal
better on with a stronger government. They have
no confidence In the republic and desire the re-
storaIion OF the empire. BOulanger commands no
respect from the sensible men OF France, for he is
vain aud frothy, without much ability, but he ap-
pears 20 have the majority with him" The judge
declined 70 talk OF England ana free trade.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-19

ASSISTANT ATTORNEY GENERAL MAURY is acttnc
as Attorney General In the absence OF both Mr.
Garland and Mr.. Jenks
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-19

ROANOKE, Va, Sept. l0.-The Roanoke Etenino
Telegram, the only afternoon newspaper In south
west Virginia. has started with Wm. Tia ylor Thom
editor; A. B. Hammond. manager; K v. Oulahan,
news editor.
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For the Yellow Fever Sufferer.

CHICAGO, Sept 19.-Edward Corrigsn, OF the West
Side Driving Park, yesterday presented Mayor
Roche with checS for 81 .06S. This money is "a
60 70 the yellow fever sufferers and consists OF the
money from the recent benent given at the track.
The money includes all the gate receipts, the
jockeys mounts and q part Of the purses won on
that day,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-19

ToLonA, Ill, Sept IA swipdler, as yet un-
known, succeeded IN working Bussey's Bank at
Urpana to the amount OF s., 500, j. W. Helm, OF
Danville, $3.50, and Gilett Bal $500. BY the use
OF forged bills OF ladIng he secured the payment
Of drafts on Eastern houses for the above amounts
The drafts bear the name OF kiser Brothers, a
well-known grain 1rm at Hammond, Ill The sig
natures were well calculated TO deceive. There is
appeared.
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THE EVENING STAR
EObLISHED DAILY. Except Sunday.
AT THE STAR BUILDINGS
sorsnvest Corner Pennsylvania Ave. and llth st., b,
The Evening Star Newspaper Company.
q h KAUFMAN, r-resr

,tn EvksrSe STAR II served TO subscriber IN H.
w oy csrrers ON their own account AZ 10 cents ue1
Vel Vel or SIC per month Copies at the Counter 4
MONTH one year. CO. six month"; S3
ENTERED at the Post Once At Washington r, n q.
becond-class mail matterl - ~ =
"a, postage prepaid Six month"; so cents
- AL mail subscriptions must be paid 90 ad v,no..
nc paper sent longer than is paid for
Rates of advertising made known ON .p,tic.,,or
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THE AMERICAN ENERGIZER MANU-.
~ FACIURING COMPANY, Limited, Of Penn
sylvania have on exhibition, At No. l41S STREET
OhiHwEST lbasement), THE ENEkGIZER, very
valuable adjunct TO machinery. in cheapening Motive
Power tor Street Railways boats Electric Liz
ing, &c by employing the force OF Momentum in Re-
volving Machinery.
IL has met with the approval Of the most eminent
limited number of the Shares of thu STOCK Of the
Company for sale sel8 Ste
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A New Rrun.Mick Church Rurncd.

NEW BRUNSWICK, y. j., sept lathe f1rss
Presbyterian Church was burned at IL O'Clock last
night Early In the evening a fire was discovered
In the building, but it Thought t had been eN-
unguished. Loss on the church ana organ Is
$4,000. Insurance S3l, 800. Only the walls OF the
not known.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-19

DIED IN PHiIADzLPHIA.-The Light House Board
has been informed Of the death, on the 18TH inst.
OF Mr.. G. Caster Smith at Philadelphia, aged
eighty-tw0 years. He has been in the employ OF
Ihe engineering department OF the Light House
service for nifty years. and from 1862 to 1870 acted
as engineer in charge OF the fourth district