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IN BLooMtNGDALE ASYLUM.
Robert Garrett Under ConHnement--story
OF Night Encounter.


OF u Night Encounter,
PuLApELPHIA, August 2s.-[Special IA
New York telegram says that there is no
doubt OF Robert CARROTS confinement at tho
Bloomingdale asylnmi and that he Is incura-
bly, dementcd. The trouble is parosis, the
medical term for softenlng Of tho brain,
The daily bulletins about his condition are
issued from tho Breyoort house, but the
patient Is not there.
His conditions is described as being very
much like that 81 tho late John Mccullough
during his Illness, and but little hone Is enter
tanned Of his recovery. The Illness dates back
70 recent trip to Europe, though it is doubt
less due 30 overwork in managing the affairs Of
the Baltimore and Ohio system.
At Richiield Springs ho grew worse and it
was determined 70 remove him. With his
wife and daughter, his family physician and
three male attendants, he went IN his private
car
Tho story Of that night ia thrilling one.
Tho family physician had boon asleep but a
short time when he was awakened by blood
curdling shrek. Spriuging TO his feet he saw
Mr.. Garrett, as naked as when ho came into
the world, fairly flying through the car. The
shreking man rushed 10 ono of the doors and
attempted 10 open il. Finding this imnoss-
Bile, he turned upon tho men ia the party who
were now pursuing him. The battle which
cnsdcd Is described by one of the participants
as tho most dreadful sight he ever witnessed.
Mr. Garrett is still young, and is broad-should-
N'N'' s''h'' iAANoiNtAiA NiENtNNss Ills IluCtlDn
training mado him an athlete. The six strong
men who sprang upon him found it almost
impossible TO control without hurting him.
and meanwhile two teirorized women moaned
In agony Of mind,
MIR. CARROTS delusion was that no had Jay
Gould confined in q coll where" to use his
own language, 81 intend keeping him until ho
rets, Ills perverted mind made him believe
that while lie was asleep several of Gould's
minions, armed with knives and reyolvers,
came to the side ol his berth and threatened
70 kill him il he did not release their chief
W hen le He'd they pursued shim, and he inn
ngined that his physician, the nurses and his
friends were these pursuers. lie battled with
them all night long, and one of those engaged
N the terrible strife said. concerning it, that
the incidents of that night will never pass
from his memory.
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is guaranteed specific for Hystera, Dizziness Con.
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GUS Prosration caused by the use of alcohol or to-
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money If the treatment does not effect cure. Guar
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Marietta and Peaehtree Streets Atlanta, Ga.
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Ear1Y DECAY.

YOUTHFUL INDISCRETION results in complaints such
as Loss OF MEMORY, SPOTS BEFORE THE EYES, DEFECT
I'VE SMELL, HEARING AND TASTE NERVOUSNESS, WEAK
BACK, CoNsTIPATIoS etc, etc. ALL MEN, YOUNG
ana OLD, suffering from these Affections lead a life
OF misery A LINGERING DEATH, the reward OF
their ignorance and folly, causes many to contem-
plate and even commit SUICIDE, and large numbers
end their days amidst the horrors of INSANE AsY-
LUMs. FAILURE IN BUSINESS AND THE RUlNATION OF
HOMES are frequently the results of ERRORS OF
YOUTH. WILL YOU BE ONE MORE numbered
accept A CURE and be your own physician? Medi-
cine slC ne never did and never win cure Il dis
eases resulting from self abuse If you will have g
remedy that is perfection rs well as cheap and SO
simple you can doctor yourself, send your addres
with stamp Tor reply, ana will mail you descrip-
non OF an INSTRUMENT WORN AT NIGHT and this
NEVER FAILING REMEDY. DR.. JAS. WILSON.
Mention this paper. Box 166, Cleveland, o.
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NORTH GEORGIA AND ALA
BAMA EXPOSITION co.
Bids for Privileges.

DIDs FOR PRIVIIE5Es WILL BE RECEIVED
II At the Exposition office up TO september 10th,
lSSS, and each privilege Will be sold 20 the highest
responsible bidder The management reserves the
riaht TO reject any and all bios: Restaurant, Ladies
Cafe and Ice Cream, pup Corn and Confectionery,
Fruits and Nuts soda ana Mineral Waters prom
iuent stand inside main bgildinc'. BAR Privilege
'tor temperance drinks only Tobacco, CiSars ard
kcrchiefs IIthographiue Suk handkerchief, Check
Room Cane Rack. Bail Game Distributing Adyer-
usiuE in grounds, Electric Machine. Weighing Ma
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Programme, Incubgfo-s, Race Programme. Sign
Painting, Glass Blowing ami Engraving, R@hug
Aliev Optical Goods, Florida Cliriosites Cutting
Suhaucttcs OfACial Catalogue Jtwclry, Souvenir
Medals, Wax Flowers, Rolling Chairs, Rubber
STAMPS shooting Gallery Barbecue Privilege.
The above list IS suljcCt 81 additions and rows
TONS R.ds are invited fcr privileges not mentioned
An applications for privileges win have prompt az.
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She Could coun, Up to King.

FROM lhc kuoton llinos.
\ little tlaXcn-hairod Cambridge Girl was
quite tHc net Of her paynla,cs ana teacher. and SO
Is was NOT 10 pc wondered az that when company
one day visited the school she WAS selected 70 show
WC proficiency et The Youngest seekers afer knoWl.
edge in counting. This is how SHE reelected credit
upOu herself ana home,
"ouc Two, thfee. four Eve SIX, seven, eight, nine
ten jack, queen, king"
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Messrs Moore, Spaulding X Co, the WELL
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congregation WAC arr now doing the British me
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National Republican., 1888-04-14
ST. Joseph's New Catholic Church,

A permit WIS granted Architect T. n.
Dwyer yesterday for the erection Of a pew st.
.Ioserh'S Catholic church at the corner of Sec.
ond and streets northeast. The building
will he 81 feet front by ljj feet deep. and
there will be- Il stone tower ON the corner
reaching Il height ot llj feet The structure
will he one story of Potomac blue stone AMI
Ohio stone trimmings. The interior will be q
10y 10 feet In the rear of the main altar will
ot no nSys anil the snot,ng c"nacity SiI, h.
about LOO. The cost Of the building will be
about S5o,Uc0.
National Republican., 1888-04-14
Tie Conductor sl,inrcd Town.

Mr.. John W. Carr aud his wife were recently
charged in the police court with assuulting
Mortimer Price, a conductor on Washington
and Georgetown ear. The Offense grew out of
iriCe's attempting to hirt with Mrs. Carr and
carr forfeited their collateral. Col. Totten
thought the collCteral insufficient. An attach
ment was issued and the case was set for
Yesterday. rr,cc failed To- show up. and II
was stated that he had skipped town. Judge
smell, after hearing Mr.. Shepherds statement,
remarked that the collateral should be re-
turned to Mr.. and Mr.. Carr. II was found,
lOWever, thNt II was too late to do 50.
National Republican., 1888-04-14

TnE Delightful Liquid Laxative, syrup Of
Figs. i a most agreeable and valuable family
remedy, as II l. easily taken by old and young,
and Is prompt and effective in curing ilabtual
Il weak and inactive condition of the Kidneys,
Liver, and Bowels It acts gently, STRENGTHENS
the organs. on which II acts, and awaken them
To II healthy activity. For sale hy all leading
Al
National Republican., 1888-04-14
Mr.. Corcoran's Personal Estate.

Messrs. Anthony Hyde and Charles NJ Mat
thews, executors of the estate Of the late Wm
W. COrcoran, yesterday made their return to
the probate cOurt, placing the appraised value
of the personal estate at Ss17 1903 OF
this amount SG0,92i.D? is in money, Sl?i359,i9
in good and secured debts, and S3j0!3,59 In
what is rcrnrded a. hnh debts.
National Republican., 1888-04-14
ONLY a SIight Wire.

An alarm from box l@i at 7;i0 o'clock las
night was for fire discovered in the cellar of
otto Dukcr x cos, builders supplies. store,
fire Is unknown. There wa. large amount
of frame window and door sashes stored in
the cellar and other int!ammablo mat eriul The
damage done is estimated at $3.50.
National Republican., 1888-04-14
He Robbed n Flaming Mill,

Thomas Grigsby colored, was convicted in
the criminal court yesterday OH the charge of
uscbreaking at the planning mill of Sebrec
~ Burdettc. corner of North capitol and u
streets northeast on the night Of March @7
last, and stealing quantity Of tools, Sc.
National Republican., 1888-04-14
Lodge Meetings Tn-NiCht.

The following lodges will meet tonight at
tie places named:
10. q. T.--Perseverancc. No. .. Elks' Hall,
20? Pennsylvania avcnuc.
Sons of Jonadab-pioneer. No. I, 3lt Ninth
street; Centennial, No. 4. 3ii Eighth street:
Spartan, No. 3, l023 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1888-04-14
TIE PRoBATING OF WILLS.
Distributing Estates Among Those Re
mcmbered by the Testators.

mcmbered by the Testators.
By the last will and testament OF John J..
Taylor, filed in the registers Office yesterday,
all the personal estate is left to the widow,
Caroline Taylor, and she also is given a life in.
terest in the real estate. At her death the real
estate is to be divided among the children.
The widow Is named as cXccutriX.
John DCuringer. by his will also filed leaves
his entire personal estate house, No. 92O
Eighth street southeast and two life insurance
policies amounting to sS0OO, TO be divided
equally between his two children, August and
Elsa DeuringCr John Rochon is named as
pXpcutOp
National Republican., 1888-04-14
DENIED DOING ANY SHOOTING.
Although Firing five Times TO xiii
His Brother.

Tie case ot Edward j. Hudson who made
the murdcruus assault upon his brother George
az their fathers bakery, i0j Eleventh street
southeast. un!hc night Of Feb last was begun
in the criminal court yesterday afternoon at
o'clock, Assistant District Attorney Lips.
comb appearing for the government. Mai j.
w, Walker had been engaged to defend the
prisoner but ON falling to have the case con.
t.nuCd by Justice Montgomery shortly pre-.
Niuus to the trial he withdrew from the case.
Mr. Howard Clugett was then assigned by the
court.
George Hudson related the story Of the
assault lie was nj work in his fathers bakery
about = o'clock on the night IN question. when
lis brother entered and said: well, George.
IL you have any, prayers TO say be quick as
Hm going to kill YOU" lie attempted TO talk
with him, and one or the bakers Chas. Berger,
started to assist him when the accused puintel
the pistol at the baker and said, I'll Kill the
first s---- of q b. who moves" The witness
attempted to Jump behind pile of boxes near
by when his brother fired the first shot strik.
ing him In the left hand TWO more shots were
fred but failed TO hit him. The defendant
then fired the fourth shot at a baker who was
,ndeavor!ng 20 escape from the room but did
got lit him. The NTH shot, hit the, wltncs;
the prisoner made his escape.
ON crosse examination II was shown that the
Llisoner had frequently Threatened, witness
liie and also that OF his wife. ana had been
sent to the District jail.
VIM Russell. baker. testified TO the shoot.
ing and CUrrOhuratcd the story told by George
Hudson. with the exception that he stated
that as George Hudson attempted to get be
hind the boxes for protection, he pulled Il rc.
volvcr from his pocket, and, pointing It over
the top Of the boxes, fired II at the defendant.
on crosscXaminatiu he sworc that George
Hudson fired the first shot and IL seemed To
excite the defendant and he returned the shot
Charles Berger and Charles KONG, two other
employees of the bakery, also testified TO sub.
stantially the same version of the shooting as
that told by the first witness. This closed the
,ase for the government, and the defendant
ali knowiedge Of the shooting. and said that
all he knew about II was what he had read In
the papers and heard the witnesses for the
prosecution testify to.
At this point court adjourned for the day
and the case went over until Monday,
National Republican., 1888-04-14
Nearly All Got Bail.

The drag party" pided By the police
Thur,day night, We're charged In the police
court yesterday with being suspicious clarac'
future good behavior Nearly all got bail,
National Republican., 1888-04-14

The Woman's Educational and Industrial
Union has elected the following officers:
Mrs. John A. Logan. president; Mrs, Stan
ford, Mrs. Hearst. and Mrs. sherman,
Miss Dawes. Mrs. Horntio King. Mrs. Dr. Lamb,
Mrs. James Is. Wilson. and Mary +. Mcpher.
son, vice presidents: Lucy \. Leggett and
Hannah b. Sperry, secretaries: SOphronia
Newman, Mrs Dr.. Talbot. Miss Caroline Ran.
som, Mrs. Luckiman, Mrs. Barney. and Mrs.
lIenrlella Met2erott. The union now numbers
al bout 100 members,
National Republican., 1888-04-14

ASGosTURA BITTERs Is Il household word all
over the world. For over fifty years II has ad.
vertscd itself by It's merits. It Is now adver.
tised to warn the public against counterfeits.
The genuine article is manufactured by DR.. j.
q. h. SiCgcrt & Sons
National Republican., 1888-04-14

For family use no beer Is better than the
Faust from the AnheuscT- Busch Brewing
Association. Try It, aud be convinced Of
flee corner First and Virginia avenue south.
west. Phnne SSg-5. trank SchMarz, manager
National Republican., 1888-04-14
MEMS SPRING-WEIGHT
UNDERWEAR. cog

The frequent change in
the weather during the
months of April, May,
and even June makes it
necessary for men to
wear a Medium-Weigh
Underwear-lighter than
the winter goods, and not
so light as the summer, if
they would enjoy good
health. We make a speci-
atty of this weight, and
are now showing an eX-
tensive and complete
stock of
ALL-WOOL AND MER-
mo UNDERWEAR,
manufactured expressly
for this climate, and
combining all the de-
sired features of fineness,
weight, quality, texture,
warmth, &c. This par
ticular weight of Under
wear is also desirable to
wear in going out during
the cool nights of the
summer and early au-
tumn, and should find a
place in the wardrobe of
every man who has a
proper regard for health.
shirts silk bound, seiffaced, and finished
with Iearl buttons.
ONLY 5Oc PER GARMENT. O..
Mems Grav-Mixed Merno Shirts and Draw
C?ic PER GARMENT
THREE EXCELLENT VALUES
i5C PER GARMENT.
EMDNAtlNp
COTTON AND WOOL. SHIRTS AND DRAW.
Frs, FRENCH BALBRIGGAN SHIRTS AND
DRAW BLUE AND WHITE MERINO
SHIRTS AND DRAWERS.
SEVEN DIFFERENT STYLES
AT
one DOLLAR PER GARMENT,
EMBRACING
WHITE ALLWooL SHIRTS AND DRAW.
ERS.
WHITE NORFOLK AND y. d. SHIRTS AND
DRAWERS,
OLD.GOLD BALBRiGGAN SHIRTS AND
DRAWERS,
FLESH.COLoR BALBRIGGAN SHIRTS AND
DRAWERS.
LIGHT.GRAY MERINO SHIRTS AND DRAW
EItS,
DARKCRAY EX. COTTON SHIRTS AND
DRAWERS,
DOT BILE COLORED MERINO SHIFTS AND
DRAWERS,
CHOICE 81 PER GARMENT.
We are also showing an
ELEGANT LINE or
MEMS IMPORTED UNDERWEAR.
Productions of the most reputable manu-
facturers, including l. and II. Morley, Cart
wright Il Warner, Furley and Buttrums;
priced according to size.
Men should not fail to see this excellent
stock.
entrance 1913 + st. y. W.
National Republican., 1888-04-14
rrNLEYToMN ITEMS.
Lingering winter. General Improve
mcnts, and Good Templar Progress.


ments, and Good Tempiar Progress.
Winter has fingered in the lap of spring so
long In the suburbs the dear creature has not
had opportunity yet to put on her green gown,
and SO on either side of the splendid Ap.
plan Way from west Washington to Tcnlcy-
town prevails sombcr brown relieved only
by the long lines Of bright green turf terraces
three yards wide which syndlcutcs have run
all around their possessions labeled here and
there with Capitalistic legend keep oil the
grass
The rensivc wayfarer. however, is reminded
by the music of the hammer and saw, which
minglCs more or less aCcordant with the notes
of the feathtrcd architects, that summer Is
near, and that q harvest Is sure To come to the
cnterprising syndiCates who indulge such
great and evidently well founded, cxpccta.
lions for this capital city of magnificent
achievements. a liberal number of buildings
In process of construction in Tenleytown bears
evidence that private enterprise Is bound to
keep abreast with public Improvement
The Good TCmplarS are n busy and progress
svC part Of the population Of this pleasant
villa supporting 4 Silver star Lodge and u
Silver Star Juvenile Temple, meeting in their
own hall the Temple. at o'clock; and the
lodge at O'Clock y. IN. each Thursday. This
thriving organization will reopen public tenn
rcrauCC meetings In its hall on sunday even
ing. the .2!d Instant which meeting will he
held In fhc interests Of juvenile temple work.
ON Easter sunday, undCr the direction of
the resident pastor. the Rev. Mr.. Laney, the
time Of service In the VI. L. Church was
m, and the sunday school opening at o'clock
thus going back again to The old system. with
which majority In The old times. II seems,
was not well pleased.
National Republican., 1888-04-14
INnnwoId MoteI ana Ferry COMPANY.

The subscription books of the above com.
pany are now open at the office of Gurley
Brothers. 1919 + street northwest.
By the charter of thr company the capital
stock of $1,000 Is divided into 200 shares. at
$50 Ter share.
subscriptions will be received for five or
more shares, payable 3? per share at the
closing of the subscription books and :! per
share monthly thereafter until paid.
National Republican., 1888-04-14
Children SHIFTS,

In the race Of competition we are Us usual
ahead; suits flom $50 up, Eiseman Bros,
MnnutActnrers. cor. Ith y y.
National Republican., 1888-04-14
nnr sMALL THINGS OLE Day.
Minor Occurrences In aud About tho
CITY.


cleveland AbbC has purchased Of r. +.
Schneider tor 5000 suhl6t i55 In square ij1.
Richard +. Mitchell and wife have sold to
Laura y. Jones for 5000 subots II to ?j in.
elusive, in square lu5!.
The trustees oC the estate of David l.. Nor.
ri.uu have sold to- LuCiu, D. Alden FOR 5000
lat oi lot In square iOl.
U.A.Ciiswold wasycsterlay giycnupermlt
tu build two frame dwellings uu Maple avenue.
NucUStr, 1T a Cust Ui S.iN
John T., Hrall has bought suhlots @. II. and
= IN square G!l for Sn5!! ~ from Louis T..
Shoemaker and wife and Charles =. Newman.
Conrad Becker and j, IT, McCathran We're
accepted I'm the criminal court yesterday to
I'LL tie vucancic, in the Jury panel of that
court,
he report Of the Froclman's Hospital for
the II unth uf March j. ~ follows; Patients
admitted, ijl; discharged. 100; deaths, u; re-.
mniumg there. 30.
III the case uf Charlie, Lincoln. charged with
assault ~ on George timncy Justice Mont
romrry, In criminal court yesterday, ordered
his IT,, Ogn,HHnrc to hciult1ited.
Thowas l.. lear and John +. Fonda were
arrested 10y detective Hah yesterday ON u
hy their employer. j. G., Addison, of Ninth
Street
Fred. Mnai aged ~ years. was found In Il
rarnlyGcd condition at VI nud sixth streets
northwest yesterday by officer Farquhar The
sufferer was TT moved tn the ulnshousc hos.
ptal.
The commissioners not having control over
reservations have referred the south Washing.
ton petitioners for the improvement of the res.
crvatlun NJ Seventh street and Maryland
avenuc To- the officer in charge uf the same.
In the case of John Frazier, the i5.ycar.old
colorCd boy, tried In the criminal court Thurs
day for the larceny of Il silver wetch from
Alock Golway, the Jury, after being ont
nearly ten hours, disagreed aud were brought
into court and discharged hy Justice Mont
CumCry.
me commissioner ol pensions mas been az
who was under trial In the United States
court nj Topeka, Kan, for falsely personnting
u government officer, has pleaded guilty
and was sentenced TO two years imprison
ment
iNanwoid Hotel and Ferry Company.
- -. ! :
National Republican., 1888-04-14
FINE

WliISKEIs, mellowed by age aud guaran-
w tced pure, are named &. q. Taylor Old
Bourbon and g. o. Taylor Pure Rye. See that
they have the signature OF CHESTER II.
GRAVES IS SONS ON the label and over cork
in each bottle. Druggists and Groccrs have
them