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Robert Garrett and His Tailor.

Dress is with Mr.. Garrett a considera-
ton of the highest Importance. ia this
direction he steers with skillful discrimi-
nation between the gaudy and the somber.
His taste is fastidiouS and his every gar
ment must be in the latest fashion aud
cut with the greatest precision to the lines
of his figure. His clothing Is connected
with supreme regard for the smallest de
tails, and his wardrobe is extensive As
q matter of fact, he has nearly 100 differ
ent suits of clothes. They are all new
and can be jumped into in u jiffy, no mat
ter how great the eyigencies of the coca
sion. They range from the claw hammer
coat 10 the fustian shooting jacket and
the pantaloons are veritable symphony
IN wearing apparel. Mr. CARROTS tailor
has his shop in New York. This person
age keeps the railroad president constantly
Tia receipt Of samples of the latest styles Of
Goods. so soon az he finds anything 10
please his fancy he wires his tailor a few
.aFs before a contemplated trip 10 New
ark TO make him suit of that sample
S men he reaches New York the SUIT Is
made and waiting for him at his hotel.
He nearly always has his feet incased In
dainty patent feathers.
MIR. CARROTS collection OF hats. canes
and umbrellas is practically numberless.
Visitors, upon entering IFS house, have
frequently been appalled, 10y the immense
number Of hats scattered through the
halls. They fall into the natural error Of
supposing that he is entertaining vast
delegation Of HIS friends at dinner Mr.
Garrett always carries cane when walk
ing, and hardly ever neglects 10 aiorn the
lapel OF his coat with boutmniere.
His fayorite costume on the street Is
dapper tight fitting light check suit and
Derby hat.-Baltimore Cor. Globe Demo
crat
Wichita eagle., 1888-01-04
ALMOST CREMATEO.

MILAN, Mo, Jan. "a very sad acct
dent occurred "a few miles south of this
city, last Saturday. which terminated
fatally today, Mrs. Marguerite Caldwell,
d woman 50 years Old and well known in
this community, was almost cremated at
that time She got up as usual, at late
hour, and, while III the sitting-room.
alone, by some accident the back part OF
the skirt OF her dress took fire from the
stove, and III a few moments she was ell
velOped i'll flames Her frantic cries soon
brought others to her room. bat she was
so badly charred as to be beyond the aid
of medical skill. She fingered till O'Clock
this morning, when she died
Wichita eagle., 1888-01-04
SILL NO CHANGE

ELDoRADO, Kas., Jan. 3.-This is the
ninth day since H. b. Murdock lost his
eyesight. and there has been no change.
The physicians are still! divided in opinion
as TO the final outcome. He announces
the temporary suspension OF the daily
Republican this evening. The weekly will
be continued. If he can make the neces-
sary arrangements he will 20 to Phila-
delphia hospital for treatment. He mas d
lively appreciation of the many letters
of coincidence from friends and news
paper articles from brethren come in
by every mail.
Wichita eagle., 1888-01-04
q IOI V CHRISTENING

WILKESBARR, Pa, Jan. "a riot be
tween forty or more drunken Poles took
place AZ Alden this morning. Anthony
Schinsky was stabbed five times in the
head, his arm broken, two fingers cut off
and one eye gouged out. He was lying
unconscious on the roadway, and when
found he was removed to the nearest house
in dying condition. Eight others were
seriously injured and two of them are
likely to die. The fracas resulted directly
from a christening, which lasted two days,
each hour the participants becoming more
obstreperous through drink.
Wichita eagle., 1888-01-04
EEL EROM A REINGE

JACKSONVILLE, H.. Jan 3.-Today while
VIM. Daggert and John Gougherty bridge
builders, were standing on platform
working on new bridge over Apple creek,
on the Southeastern railroad, the iron
which held the scafiold broke. and Da--
CERT fell fifty feet 70 the ice in the creek.
He was badly hurt and brought to the
hospital here to await the result of his in
luries Gougherry saved himself by cling
Ing to The ropeS
Wichita eagle., 1888-01-04
EONNN GIN "

MINNEAPOLIS, Jan. 3.-Ia the Tailafson
case tbe day was consumed by Attorney
William Irwin in his speech for the de
Tense. At the close 81 his address the ess..
was given 70 the jury The Jury agreed
upcn a verdict a IA finding Timothy
Barrett guilty of mUrler in tile first de-
gree for the killing oI Thomas TaIiafSon.
Wichita eagle., 1888-01-04
IOUCH Ii MOL

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 3.-Judge Finletter.
in the court of common pleas, to day. on
complaint or Bennett c. Wilson, issued Il
preliminary Injunction against John W.
Kelley. the inventor of the keely motor,
commanding him not to remove the motor
from rhe place where it now is. or vary the
construction or mode of operation of the
machine, nor to sell, assign or in any man
ner cucumber the invention.
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He DENIES TIE REPORT

ClNClNNATT, Jan. 3.-Referrin4 to the
special report from Greenwood, ny, TO the
effect that additional remains of victims
had been found in the debris Of Satur-
day ; wreck on the Cincinnati Southern
road, Superintendent Carroll says there j.
not particle of truth in the matter. He
says that every employee of the road CON
nected with both trains and all the pas
seuge}s have been accounted for
Airs. AveY.s condition remains The same
Wichita eagle., 1888-01-04
a LETTER.

ALBANE, y. Y, Jan. 3.-The Evening
Journal prints part of letter from Sena-
tor Evarts TO ex-senator James Arkell in
which, speaking of Secretary Lsmar's
nomination 20 the supreme bench. he saws.
The Republican senators can be safely
trusted with this matter. All thar mas
been said IN the newspapers about the
foolish thing laid to my charge is wholly
upon their own 10 responsibility and not upon
mine
Wichita eagle., 1888-01-04
ARoMANCE OF THE ARENA.

New YORK, JAN 3.-Something very
like romance was crowned yesterday by a
marriage in Brooklyn For some years
the name of William Morris Davere has
been well known in the circus arena as be-
longing to a trapeze performer and athlete
of unusual grace and agility, who was in
variably accompanied in his ''acts" by one
whom everybody supposed was his sister.
The latter was a handsome, well-formed
girl. Miss Davere, as she was everywhere
known, with her brother, has been per
forming at Robbins winter circus, now at
Third avenue and Sixty-third street. But,
in truth, Miss Dayere was not, after all,
the sister of the athlete
Her story was the most romantic part of
the whole little drama. Fifteen years ago,
when Davere was performing in Odessa,
Russia, ne was called 20 the bedside of a
dying woman. The woman was the mother
of the girl who has since been known as
Miss Davere, and who was then little
Russian girl OF $ years. The mother con-
fided to Mr.. Davere, who was then a mar
rled man, the care of her daughter He
accepted the charge, trained Lucy, as he
called her, or as she is named in Russia,
Eara Daborhova, as gymnast, and in
all things treated her as his daughter.
Three Years ago Davere became separated
from his wife, and last night he
married the beautiful little Russian at
his home in Brooklyn. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. 4. H. L. Tigue
of Grace church chapel. The couple were
surrounded by merry party of friends.
Miss kittie Wright acting as bridemaid
ana Richard J. Wright as best man.
Among those present were Mr. Robbins
and his manager, William Lopez, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lane, Mr.. and Mrs James Wright.
VI. {. Bryan, Mrs. Brock, Miss Annie
Bradley, James McAuley and Charles
Watson. Mr.. Davere and his bride We're
wished a happy new year and blissful
honeymoon. The terms Of their agreement
with Mr.. Robbins would not admit of their
leaving for a wedding trip, and they Will
appear this week at the circus as usual.
Wichita eagle., 1888-01-04
TAE WE hTAEH

WASHINGTON, Jan. i p. m.-For Mis-
souri,: Fair weather. followed by rain:
warmer, followed by cooler fresh to brisk
southerly winds, shifting 70 westerly.
For Kansas: Colder weather: rain. fol-
lowed by fair weather; fresh to brisk
winds. becoming northwesterly, with a
cold wave in Kansas.
Wichita eagle., 1888-01-04
& HORSC THEE

KANSAS CITY. Jan. 3.-H. P. Sanduskev.
alias 7. 4. Davis. alias Valentine. was ar
rested at Holden. No. yesterday. for horse
stealing. Il j. Said that half a dozen liv-
cry meD in this city have suffered from his
depred2rions and that he has also been in
the business IN Kansas, where he j believ-
ed 70 nave served a i've years term in the
Ueni;eutiarV.
Wichita eagle., 1888-01-04

A complete History and Guide u Okla
homa illustrated. with secfissssa4 fysap o.
the Indian Territory By Col = =. Cole
Everybody contemplating going 70 that
country should have o8e. IL Ih the on =
history ever written - that wonderful
country Price o. cent ard e. By mall
Oklahoma Publishing 20. wsehitz, Kan.
and NEWS aeales1 generally. Lzsi
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n p MI Eap.tncc

NV IoBk. Jan. S.-The statement 81
the MON Pacific railroad Tor tie month
a. November shows All incseezs. ia 10.
earnings OF SD, ~ For the eleven months
ending November 3Fh. the net earnings
were sS,94I-7SH an increase Of =. - tE1
Wichita eagle., 1888-01-04
NE H,J7TTHFlR FEELINGS

LANCASTER, Pa, Jan 3-The president
Of the board Of directors this morning
asked the tramps confined in the county
work house. lG1 for all who We're willing
To go 10 Reading TO take the strikers
places to sign paper, Gut only
twenty-five complied
Wichita eagle., 1888-01-04

1e siss-o9fl racine, !. 5<ssst hoass.s
ar DON running through Pullman ks>sr~
lng ears 20 kaT-sss City and - Louis -
all night trains dAssyi also tkrcasxf seel5ys-
IA chair cars On both night ard nnornl ~
trains Tbs iTths skoT1ss. line = 80
Louis b - mica. arid the popular Efs
70 al points sasf. fsDTsA znG sEI-fE ssLt4
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Hslfrrsa. nsl,say E.rzr.,e. r,...

TIE G. X & y. Ey fRock Isisss1 Ro<Srs5
viii eel tickets for the hoisdzvs ~ sE-
fare Tor TIE rg9nd trip o.. I)erssaf.sr q y
= -. ~ 81 ,JsnnarT W aud End. good 70 =.
rsign up - AID irciGdiag Jaruary B fse-
I icses.s are noS on .als A. eiiY ticket - 6,
30 Fast DouzlAs avenue assd stszloa e.
neT Do1gsl<s and Mad aseusaas
6 Il k17TsggFoED,
1sl-fiI I1cxss Axe1t
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NEGRO MllRneaEa rAnenr

CEiCAGo Jan. 3-,Tohn Mack, alias Mack
-'ohnsoH. 4 ai@Feg1table negro, who shot
7ud instantly killed Frank Ball. was CAP
turesI 81 an early hoar This n9rTling.
Wichita eagle., 1888-01-04
p0Ro=0 ATr.1ceAnH oFr,cr

NAssILLoN, o. Jan. Burglars last
night forced window OF the Western
Union telegraph Office in Hotel Conrad
and got away with the contents ot the
moRey-drawer. Suspicion rests upon a
lrsaal rarrt
Wichita eagle., 1888-01-04
He REMAINS IN EuROpE

CLEVELAND, q. Jan. 3-Recent letters
received from Mr.. Edwin CowleS. editor of
the Leader state that owing 70 i'll health
he will probably he compelled 10 sDeud
the entire winter in Europe.
Wichita eagle., 1888-01-04

The Wichit.l * Suburban vail nIa cars
from First ard Water streets FOR FAIR.
mount and point. between, every night
meat. at the Garfield olegg house Cars
will be heated. Lee Taylor. manager.
4OSt
Wichita eagle., 1888-01-04

Any one returning ans or all Of the sill
verware taken from $40 y Topeka ave.
Christmas afternoon viii De literally re-
wsrtied and 40 questions s.-kss
Ws. 81 SwESTzELL.
d34tf Manhattan Drug store.
Wichita eagle., 1888-01-04

Free geciinsf- chair ears Ssv uor running
- az traits "a tsse g.. X s n rsilzay
Hoo a lsg&ad kcsSts lsrsNsss1 Nhhff4
Iepeks Nssssas Clty. - joe p Eblcsgo.
C. Ao-@A ~
Wichita eagle., 1888-01-04
READY IS JANUARY.
New ami Important Book for EsBsz,
LAUFgr4

Lawyers
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Notice.

\ full line 81 Gordan & Ellsworth table
jelicacies at J X HOLIDAYS s0gt
Wichita eagle., 1888-01-04
NOILE pROcF0ljIED

ST LorIs, Jan. 3-The Chinese high.
binder murder cases were nolle prosecuted
to-day.
Wichita eagle., 1888-01-04

Tickets for Beals Saturday afternoon
matinee club are on sale 40 : G. Winch s.,
l22 North Main street, Hettinzcr Bros,
-! East Douglas avenue, and Conover
Bros, 246 North Main street ds7-t
Wichita eagle., 1888-01-04

$s.GsD Fsa2ple 20 irSgsr; 0s1r zfock % bot
Gay gods. Nc ssfai8e 70 stsczT zes,.l.
Eetiiazer BTIA -. Z. DOugi zxss4ss-
ESSsf
Wichita eagle., 1888-01-04

Take the new short line & K e. y.
Rock isissld route, - Kansas Csty. ~.
Jo.eph. Chicago and -, I<gtis LAX
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Caught in the se..

4 Certain professional Esz8 e OTls1to.
Fla. h2s ScB@uss EE.eh might - EdoV.@si
bT es@rv az Hs0 fzys rs sfrzE tx 81 isen
e ez.see.oE r1l5esl - A5g1 tie a<Eser cay usfA
biil Be va Tneaes1s-I = SAID sfs.i : rso-
iIsent- and a. The zze1afigss ~ ssssstaus -
tie Aforesaid :; Q. saI ssl1ceessss y ts .gg- q
pzs,esrzrsa < tas pssi- - It's az y psTins
s1e bs4 al zlp.Ez > f--sfpc- Tie seheras
rsorks . pers>sts-a All h = reze- ,-czsl~s
. sseYIs4 t4n4s. -G2ieA.o SsWA
Wichita eagle., 1888-01-04

full line OF Gorsian & Dillsworth s
table delicacies az J t. Holidays 40 St
Wichita eagle., 1888-01-04
Ustssoma

4 fan lire % Gordon & DillsworfA' r..
table delicacies al J u Holidays 4!es
Wichita eagle., 1888-01-04
sic..ee.. Tashian Cinb.

TIE Diarlo del Hogzr says Inst 0
fashion ciub7 is being oTzzzlzed il re
C..y - aexio0 by thirty rick dudes, whose
ensT o3sect Hsll be TO clotas Themselves In
The ls-.-.r $50
Wichita eagle., 1888-01-04
SATURDAY MaiiHee

Largest stock OF albums in tho city at
owest prices, 40 y. Main street diff.
Wichita eagle., 1888-01-04

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THE woMEN's EXCHANGE.
A Noble Enterprise To 80 vigorously
socuted-Reception Yesterday.

A Noble Enterprise To Be vigorously
Prosecuted Reception Yesterday.
The fall opcning Of that noble charity,
the womcn's exchange. was htly com.
mcmomicd yesterday by q reception. In
which many Of the leading society ladies
OF Memphis participated, either as guests
or cx-oilicio hoslcsscs, appointed by the cx.
change 10 DO the honom Of the occasion.
The rooms wcrv throngcd from 10 O'Clock
am. TO 8 o'clock pm. with the beauty and
fashion Of the city In their most becoming
attire, aud all who came were made vel.
come by the committee Of ladies' who dc.
voted themselves 10 that kindly tax.
The rooms wcro ias,eiully Decorated.
and flowers oi every hue lent their beauty
aud fragrance 10 the scene. The display
oi fancy work was better In workmanship
than nj any previous opening Of the ox-
change, aud IN fact all the consignmcnis
exhibited showed marked improvement.
Even the superb chicken salad and super
excellent coffee which was served FREQ oi
charge Ia OIL visitors, were of the highest
degree oi excellence. TheeNchangci now
prepared 10 eater iot receptions, banqucis,
luchcons and Sunday night teas NJ twenty.
four hours notice. The following articles
arr made spcrialtics Preserved fruits,
fruit lellics. marmaladcs aud jams, sweet
| pickles, pickles, chow.ch0w. angel food,
/ pound and sponge cakes, lemon aud mincc
pics, plum pudding aud charlotte rmsc,
chicken salads, chicken croquottcs, dressed
chickens, rolls, Graham bread, beaten bis.
cult, suit rising bread, aud In short every
requisite Of diet class meal.
Tho public should bear In mind that IN
paifoniring the exchange they combine
profit with bcncN olcnce,
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A Physician Arrested.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Oct. Nothing
definite has been received from Enterprise
today. DR.. King will. upon the arrival Of
volunteer physician, return home to
Sanford. lie has been going back and
forth for week past, but today the San
ford authorities, fearing he might spread
the infection there, arrested him and took
him by force to the train for Camp Perry,
Notwithstanding the doctors indignant
protests. There he must remain ten days
In quarantine before he can 90 home. lie
IL president Of the Orange county board
OF health.
Mex cascs, %; deaths, 2. Total number
OF cases, 3,g97; total deaths, 3il.
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YeIIow Fever a, En,crprI.c. Fla.

WAsnSGroS, Oct 26.-Surgeon Porter
reports to the Marine hospital bureau
from Jacksonville, Fla, that there are
nine cases OF yellow fever at Enterprise,
Fla, six Of which are critical. and that
DIR. Long IL the only physician there. lie
adds that DIR. Poscy will 20 10 Enterprise.
Dr. Porter has been authorized 10 pur-
chase whatever fumigating material is
needed nj Enterprise.
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The CouyaIe.eent.

FERSASDiSA, Fla, Oct. 26-Thc follow
ing fever patients, now conyalescent, will
leave In tho morning for Camp Perry;
Fred w. Iioyt, J. A. Stead, Judge Hillyor
and son, Mrs. T.. A. lukcnbill aud four
children, Mra N. w, johnson and infant
aud T. ID. Lukenbill.
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Many mothers have permitted their children b.
die before their cscs when they might have bccn
saved. Any mother who keeps housc without n
bottle oi ACkcfs English baby soother NJ hand,
runs risk which she may sometime fvgrt II
has saved the lives ~ thousands of children, and
IA doing ~ cvvry veal. II. J. liclsicf. druggist
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sIour IMPROVED.


M n n TTNWNTFI
nFAu siu=l have hcsn rrat suftcrrr with my
sight tot the tasi hyc yvtn having los the usc ot
my lett cYU entirely but slntv usluH the glasses
,ou 80 scientifically adapted 90 my sight have hycn
able a. mad With lcficct ease, and my sight u
gradually growing stnnsvI
40 Il. sTENnKtNFR
New York city,
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DIsuoP onn00's LITTER.
SWAMI. rENx., August ~ issl

srwaSrF. rESS.. August n 1851
Mr. A. X. HAwKusi
sm-i have been using your glasses for tho
greater part ~ two years am much impressed
with their superiority, and take pl'asur IN com.
mcndlnr them iot long use aud perfect sight whcrc
that is possible Respectfully
AtrN GREGG.
bishop Episcopal Church aud Chancellor Of the
University of the south.
n. L. CAsON. Practical optlclan. NJ T. 7. FOR.
TUNES DRUG srORE NJ Main arct, until
"Wednesday, October n. No change ior fitting.
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rRoM rur MINISTER TO JAPAN.


GALVESTON, Tx, May Q, isS0
Nc A. X, HlwEni
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rccomu,end them 70 the puddle Respectfully,
a. u ~ HiAHn,
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sIour IMPROVED.
INV gonK CRY. April 4, 1851

NV suHh VlTf, ApHI Z, M
Mr. 4. X. liAvErsi
nrAn Sfn-NOuf patent eve glass rcciycd snmc
Tine siurc, and am Ncfi much rfnine1 NJ the won.
dvfiul change that has come over my cycslght
tlncu I have discharged my old glisscf aud am now
wearing youns ALEXANDER AGAR
sgcrctap statlun,n noad ~ Iiadc
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TUNES DRUG s1uKE ~ Maiu stpct until
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rnr GREAT EVANGELIST PENN WRITES.
Mr. A. X. HlwErsi

y
pr,H sal takc great pleasure IN saying that
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TUNES DRUG sToRE 81 Maln strct. until
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oSE bottle OF 'c.m.na will do your blood
morc good than all ll,e Iron you eau take.
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A RAGING COMPRESS WAR.
1T WILL MORE THAN LIKELY BE
CARRIED INTO AFRICA.

Chancellor Estes Instructs tho Railroad
Company to File It's Contract With
the ola Compress Company as Part OF
the Legal Proccodings-A Lively Issue.
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Mn. m. q. CASDN, Ispcn OpiIrlnn, vii

remain uain wnpNI,DAN. oCtonii.
~. ut The DruE Store of q q. EugitNT,
III. Dsro. for these ccle.,a,c. q asss,.
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Hylo, Hylo, Hylo at all druggists.

soiiD silver in great variety, at Hughes
& llallcr's, $50 Main street.
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81. rErEn--whcU are YOU irom2
Appicant-.I was a reporter In New
York.
~. Peter Step on the elevator. please.
Applicant low soon does II 90 up7
~ lcler II doesn't 40 up, Il goes down
slide.
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THE FEVER STILL EXISTS.
ONE NEW CASE AND ONE DEATH
AT DECATUR.
DR.. Young, One OF the Three Remaining
Physicians, is Three
New Cases and Two Deaths at jack
sonville--At Fernandina.

Special Dispatch to The Appeal
DECATUR, Ala, October 26.-Only one
new case and one death has been reported
within the past twenty. hours. A. M.
Morgan died early this morning. DIR. W.
j. Young is the new case. He is one OF
Decatur's most prominent physicians and
is said to have very violent attack. The
fact that he will now be unable to admin
lister to the suffering will be sorely felt by
all the unfortunates. Dr. Young's illness
leaves only two physicians, Drs. Cross and
Littlejohn, who have not had the fever.
-Four have died with II. DR.. Buckley was
on the streets this morning DIR. Conynton
will be out in lew days. All of the other
sick are said TO be improving. The
weather il little more favorable than 1t
has been at any time during the past week.
Dicd Of yellow Fever IN New York.
New York, Oct 26.-Considerable
alarm has been occasioned over the death,
in the st. Johns hospital, in Brooklyn, Of
the patient, Capt John Jillard, OF yellow
fever. The health authorities, however,
assert that there Is no cause for fear, rs
everything possible TO prevent spread oil
the disease has been done. The steamer
Caerenz was Immediately returned to low
er quarantine, where she will be thorough
ly iumigatcd. A portion OF her cargo
which was discharged at Martins store,
was also disniccted. Some trouble was
experienced in finding out the coachmnn
who drove the sick captain TO the hospital,
and not until after several other persons
had hired the hack could he DO found.
The vehicle was thoroughly disinfected
and officers are now at work trying to 10
cate the several passengers. The body o
the captain, after being inclosed in an nil
tight caskct, was taken to Evergreen Gem
elcry for interment.
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HAWKES.
Wonderful Classes!
FROM rnE CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE.

Mr. A. X Hawkes. has gained a national rcpuia.
ton A. a practical opticlan. and his celebrated
spectacle aud patent spring eye Flasscs are known
through the unltnd States. We are writing
this article with pair OF his new crystalirgd
lenses aud they seem 10 n ~ Transparent ~ light
ITSELF aud with thcm the hncst print 4 a. clear a.
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