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Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1888-05-29

John Logsdon, the cherry train
master of the l.. & n. across the river,
was in our Office Saturday looking as
happy as prince. John is going up
the ladder rapidly and in few years
will be one of "thcm blarsted money
deYils.n
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1888-05-29
NOTICE.

All parties having claims against
A. A. Fuqua & Co, or A. j. & w. w.
Fuqua will please file the same with
me, properly verified.
j. Il. COLEMAN.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1888-05-29
TINE TABLE FOR TRAINS.

Z. y N. Railroad.
DEFIANT soUTH-4:55 aud 6;20 A. NJ; b;lOP. NJ.
DEPART NoRTH-9:l1 And--A. NJ; l0:07 Ply.
AKRIvR PROM SoUTu-O:lT AM; sa5, l0:OT Pm.
ARRIVE FROM NORrH-i;bjA. III, $40 ~.
W. w. Alexander Agent, Ilopkinsyllle, Ky
POST oFFICE-West Main Street, bet. 9Th
and 9th.
Open for letters, stamps-7 NJ. to6P.M.
money orders-0 A. NJ. toiP.M
delivery, Sundays-S:i5 to4:l5 Pm.
soUTHERN EXPRESS OFFICE,
Seventh st. near Main.
Open "a. N. to 5P.M.
TELEGRAPH OFFICES.
WESTERN UEION-Up stairs corner Main and
9Th streets. Mrs. Randle and Miss Park, opera
tors.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1888-05-29

John Payne goes 10 Crofton to-day
to prosecute the prohibition cases.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-25
ToRrun1se SKIN DISEASES CURED
BY CUTICURA REMEpIEa

BY CUTICURA REMEDIEa
was afflicted with Eczema on the Scalp. Face Ears
md Neck. which the druggist where got your rene
dies. pronounced The that had come
under his notice. He advised to try your CuTIcuRA
REMEDIES. and after ave dsy o my scalp and Part
Of face were entirely cured and hope in another
week to have my and the other part Of my
face cured HERMAN sLADE.
12o T. 4th street. New York
Some Eve months AFRO had the pleasure to inform
you Of my Improvement IN the use Of the CurIcURA
RnMKprEs in my u severe Chronic Eczema Fry
thematosa. and to-day chesriuLy confirm all then
said consd my cure perfect and compiets. aud At
tribute II entirely to your remedies, having USED no
othera FEhNAN EsCENCHARDO.
1906 PennA Avenue, St. Louis No.
Having used your CuTIcuRA REMEDIES for eighteen
months for letter, and finally cured it, am anxious
to get IL sell commission. j can recommend 1t
beyond any remedies have ever used for letter
Burns. Cuts &C. In fact it u the best medicine for
anything. r ). HORTON
Myrtle. Miss.
Sold everywhere, Price CuTIcuRA, Soc SOAP 2oc.;
RKsOLvEST, 81. Prepared b. the POTTER DRU6 AND
CHEMICAL Co. Bos on AssA send for How TO Cure
Skin diseases"
PIMPLEs, blAckbesds. chapped aud oily skin pre-
vented by CCrICURA INDICATED SOAP. au2 ,22,24.Zo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-25
ne rressaess's Fishery Message
n n Sor Al ALI LIKED nv c.S.pt.s sr.rr.rxx Avn

Hee rressdeas's FISHERY Nessage.
|" Su AT AL LIKED br CANADIAN sIArsssEs Avn
NEvsrArKks
snscnn MACDONALD who 10 st sydney, r. n.
sAio yes'efpsy IN discussing President Clevelsnds
n'esssse ON the fishery question: Il don't know
what effect it win have on Ame,,c. n. ,ox osnsnS
IN Canadian waters until the cabinet An council
decides whether We should recall AN the ucen~es
OF not Personally am In favor or allowing them
70 run LOT tne year which The nsheraep have paid
Ssr,n ,e esu nos Anow what canada would 90 ~
very small business, this rptslistlon IA utersl
neaning ol the phrase would be cutting osf ones
more forcloly than ever befors the ronaersui sns
nonstrOas pitfalls which American ponSics wiz
=, ,eaa man mo he intimat that he REGARDED
much put out about IL
Nj. Foster. Canadian minister OF marin. ana
,n,s,,, my az ~ JOIN. n b. said there n no
intention 70 discriminate against United States
vessels on Canadian canals OF against Tnited
stats merchandise on Canadian railrOadN In
having rejected the treaty recently nerotis ed
canada TOT the present can only fail back Cd the
treaty OF 1915 and see that it Il enforced
Tue TORONTO Mad says; "Ne are tree 20 Admit
thai the step MI. Cleveland advises Congress 10
take would be grave one for us1 that a. win in
nle' losses especially In the winter season Upon
vlnces, and q serious blow, alike In wintsY and
summer, 70 the Canadian northwest But the
PRESIDENT Is entirely and eggregiously mistaken.
We think, In supposing that The people OF canada
can De coerced INTO a surrender OF their nshery OF
any other rights We venture 20 add, TOO. that he
Will not Increase has own reputation among IN
te.lieent Americans or the reputation OF the
United states among other civilized communities,
oy recommending course Of action, which. IN his
conscience. he must rvs ard rs utterly barDarous"
The GtoOe says: III In one OF the points OF su-
perio;lly OF our political stem that of our
nelshoors that our chief aglstrate r. not every
Tour years under the necessity Of playing % the
gallery President Cleveland passes for q man OF
soud common sense, Tut In his message he de-
scends 70 what Is plainly electoneering claptrap,
Designed 70 outbid the Blaine-Harrison combina-
lion ior the ani-Briush vote. 1ne only dignined
course Tor US, negotiation Tor a settlement having
tailed o cause American political exigencies re-
CURED them 10 iai Il resoiuteiy, but without un-
necessary onenslveness, 10 maInlain our rlghts lie
the consequences what they may. As 60 the Amer
Ian threats TO deprive Americans OF the privilege
Oh transporting their goods on canadian railways
IL Is OF little public concern"
INTERVIEWS with members OF the Portland me 4
Fish Exchange published In the Boston Globe show
tnere. ff
Mr.. Blaine refused 20 talk on the subject saying
snat ne preferred 10 give his views " the puoilc
Al large On the Slulnp.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-25
Mas DAHrs TRrpLrrs.

President Cevelands Prize for the three best babies
o. the Aurora County Far in 1887 given to these
tiplets-Molbe. Ida, aud kAy-chiidren of Mrs. A. K.
Dart Hamburger. n. y. She writes: Last August the
little ones became very sick. and as i could set no
other food that would with them. commenced
the Of LActated Food II helped them immedi-
stey. and tn 9 well ever, and con-
slider very largely due TO the Food that they
we'll"
Cnetn>t photo Of sse trip free The mother Of
any baby born tafs year.
LACrATED FOOD
IL the best food bottle-ed babies 1t keeps them
vel. and Is better than msdicns when they sick.
SHE MOST PALATABLE.
NUTRITIOUS AND
DIGEsTIBLE FOOD.
EASILY PREPARED.
A Drusvsts 25c., Soc, o. 90.
The best and most economical food.
$50 meals for an infant for sL0O.
u valuable pamphlet on The Nutrihon Of In
fAnts and Invs.-ds' free Application
WELLS. RICHARDSON CO. Burlington, VT
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DE- ed.


ninfs, b c. WILLIAM Ii SEoaN. ~ Ia: twenty SsS.
Funeral on sunday. at m from the residence of
Mrs Taylor. LBS Fierce street triends invited.
BRUe .bsr On rr.a,y spfurt 2. isss So Pm
BAND Of Eiixa Bruce sssd az years. and 20
Ills funeral will take place from his late re-id@ncs
20OO II IN street northwest. Monday. August "a
oclock pm ielAtives and freads respectfully In
alexandra. Va, Papers please copyI
o6 COLLINS. on August "a. lsss. VIM HAMILTON
Dear Willie sleep and taSe thy rest
G 4 called the homs: he thoasLt At best
May We prepare 70 follow thee.
The in1er. lsayss hi. late sesiience l4es psr.ss
cSSes Ssaef en- m Relative. sna is at go q
invited u attend .
.EINKLER. suddenly. August 81 1858, FRANCIS
azed six years aid eleven mon ms
iunera VII take place tom the rcsdence of his
Ansust 20 at O'clock m Friends aud relatives NJ
FooTE CAROLINE ". widow Of the late AIbersus
Funeral from her residence 2i29 street northwest
LEE ON AUGUST "a 1855. wM LAWRENCE. In
fant son Of samuel and julia LIE
m from their rs-idenos. SOL Four half street
NJ. beoveda nd only child OF Mr.. b O'i,rien. ma
iourtssn years and twenty -threo days.
!
Andiet her hsnceiorth b.
An.esst niger OF love between
M human heart aud llee. MAuA
Funeral nom her mothers rcsldence. o22e C,sys-
land avenue. sunday. August 20, Ut ~ m I.elstiysa
AND ar.enls lnsftod 70 attend ~
OCON Mr. At Providence Hospital on August 2s
1885, at O'Clock a. IN. MARY O'CONNEk (lsseIy
arrive IN THIS country, asea sihtee ye~rs
u Thomas aud Catherine OCOnner. OF AOunicsstle,
Couuty Kerry. ireland
nsrs vii take place from her uncle,s r~sidenc~
No 20 q street north Se.t. sunday. at 80 y M
PAGE Or August "a. lsss ct . d m After . shorf
Illness. MAhl IVA PAok. the only and beloved child
OF Fletcher and LnIas faxe lsoe Iycsrl sscsd shsSe
years. three months and seven days.
And is my baby gone.
ally precious infant nedy
And 10 that LOVING Gorm
heposilE with The deAdy
In HKR MorHna.
Funeral from her parents residence, 1919 -Four.
enda- Half street southwest SUNDAY, O'clock pIu
FRIENDS "a TIE family respoctiully invited
tend.
THOMAS. On August %. 1855. ELSIE MAY N
iAnt dAugnter OF OeosEe j. AID Mamie h Ihonlss
FUNERAL VIII take pisca Aonaay. August "a, st
AnaeosuA u. c. Friends respectfully invited q ct
tend
WILLIAMS. Saturday. August 25. 1855. Mrs
MARY WILLIAMS.
Funeral MONDAY. August %. at three O'Clock. fsom
her late rcsdunce 400 Twenty nrst north
FRIENDS are invited attend
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-25

BUILDING IMPROVEMENT. - Ground has been
broken for the erection OF q handsome dwelling on
Dun0arton avenue, between 3lst and SD streets,
FOR George Green. II 10 TO be three stories b. h
above the cellar, with press and moulded brick
front, ana will contain twelve rooms. finished In
nard woods. II Is TO cost about &, zoo AessrA
Goodrich and 9asktns are the contractors neat
two-story brick residence Is being erected on 32d
contain seven rooms and cost 3, COO & A Gas
kins Ii the contractor.
GRADING PkosPscr AvRNuR-The work Of grad
Ing Prospect avenue from asa street 70 Ungan
street was begun yesterday py large force OF
GRAIN sREcErfA-Canal boat Seneca arrived
VIA 500 bushels Of corn, 800 bushels OF wheat and
900 barrels OF nouf for G. 4. Dunlop.
IkAReRATuR1 AND CONDITION or WAfx1 At 2
a m-GreaI Falls, temperature, 20; condition,
3; receiving reservoir temperature. -: ,ondi-
Ton ~ north connection, &; condition &C south
connectlon %; distributing reservoir, tempera-
dition ~ e1nuent gate-house, "a High-ude IN the
RIVER to-day " 1o:So p.ns; aow.tide q 6:37 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-25

THE wIFEs ANSWER TO THE HUSBANDS CHARGES.
In the divorce case OF Charles Baker against
Mary Ann Baker, the respondent has filed an an
swer by Mr.. r. s. Smith. She admits the marriage
September /, 1882, but denies that she deserted
him In April 1886. She asserts that she went to
her home in Jersey City at his suggestion, and
willingly returned here with him in August, 1888
She charges that he beat her three times; once she
was STRUCK 1nsensibie, and that went to Jersey
City In 1856 for the benefit OF her health. She
says he called her all manner OF names, and re-
fused TO give her money for having her clothes
Numbered, notwithstanding he has been earning
$50 and 500 per month.
Mr.. Smith also nled cross bill for her In which
she makes the charge against him that he sent
her away from Washington for the sinister motive
OF presenting petition for divorce against her on
the grounds Of desertion. She further charges
that he assaulted her ON November 10, 1854, at
944 street; again on May 20, 1885, and ID Feb
ruary, 1885; and also assaulted her In New York,
January % 1887, ana at other times. She charges
that for fourteen months he has contributed moth
Ing TO her support, and lett her q charge her
relatives; that he compelled her 10 take the
strongest drugs under threats OF death, and her
health has been destroyed. she charges that he
has tranferred his affections to one Mollie Rolls.
She prays divorce and alimony.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-25
Capitol Topics.

THE CHARGES AGAINST CALIFORNIA JUDGES
Representatives Thompson, Morrow, and Nc.
Kenna, OF California, appeared before the House
judiciary committee to-day to give their views
upon the memorial presented by the citizens of
San Francisco asking for the impeachment OF
JUDGES Sawyer and SaDin In relieving Chinese
from arrest by writs Of habeas corpus The meet
Ing was secret and the California members con-
nned theH statements TO an exposition OF the con-
dllion OF affairs which had resulted IN the preSen-
tatlon OF the charges, being called In merely in an
advisory capacity. The subject will be further
considered next Thursday.
SENATOR KKNNA CAMPAIGNING.
Senator kenna is In West Virginia, where he has
been FOR week past, making political speeches
and organizing the canvass. The nomination OF
Gen. Con by the republicans for governor, has ap-
parently aQmonished the democrats OF the state
mat they have got TO light hard for success
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-25
Readtusting the Salaries.
CUT RATES IN THs SUPERVISING AkCHIrECTs OFFICE
kESIOkRD.

Some months ago Secretary Fairchild was com
peiled, owing TO deficiency in the appropriation
Tor the supervising Architects ONCE to reduce the
salaries OF the employees there pro rata Since
then continuous pressure has been brought to
bear to obtain q read1ustmentof the salaries
when the civil service was made to include these
clerks II was thought that the time for q restora
ton OF the original salaries had passed But the
surprise yesterday afternoon by an order readIu Z
Ing their salaries on the old basis. Those whose
salaries are restored are f0ilowa Engineering
and Draughting Division-H. N. McCulioh, from
800 per DAY 10 a; X N. Atkinson, 50 10 s. so:
S ". herman $50 70 %; J. A: Groves, $3.50 TO
s.; y. X Thomson, $3.50 10 Is; W. A. WamieDey.
$3.50 70 50 C0mputers Dlvision-JOhn g. Meeln
u. ch,e!, $3.50 70 81; J. +. Blackwell, S. 10 50:
Ghas Terrell s. To 50; Aug NJ. Walsh, IS TO $3.50:
\; =. CiarAe' $3.50 70 g; J. W. Davidson,
Law and onlractDivisiOn-Xnna Bo,ce.
$40 70 - Construction Dlvision-J. A.
sutherland, chief, ~ 10 81; ST. J. B. Dapray.
s. 10 $3.50; n. X. Coleman. $3.50 to So: Nelii.
\. keller, S. " $3.50. Repairs Divtsion-John p.
Garter, ehiei, $50 81; Paul Flynn. $3.50 TO S..
A. =. Garretson, % TO $780, Catherine OKeeIe' "a
10 $3.50; Kate winston, IS 70 $3.50; Annie TRAVIS
- 10 $3.50 Copyists' Divlslon-R. J. Walker chieI
$3.50 10 - Photograph Divisi0n-Harry T. TOP.
ley Chief g 70 $3.50; Frank 4. Castle, 81 to $a56;
Record ana Files Division-Thos OBrien, Chef
- 50 TO 49, Rebecca b Hunter, $3.50 to 81; Ella RI
Thomas, so TO a; John j. ULIie So 30 70 "a: ~
4 II. Holmes, 81 " eAb0; Frank Biss.cAs. ir e
10 $40; W. h. Mclniosh, 81 to ca. So Tue other
clerks were not affected by the order The order
The cat and the restored salaries win be paid 70
the clerks from that date.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-25
"The silver do Shine.n

AND IT COST JAMES CARTIER TWENTY DOLLARa
A colored witness In the Police Court to-day, in
the case OF James Carter, colored Charged with
threatening Peter Nichols and also With carrying
o pstoD, testified that Carter asked: "Where ID
Peter ar" adding "If catch him hes my meat"
"What street does tie prisoner live ont" asked
counsel
FIRST street." the witness replied.
"What street does Peter live Ou?"
"He lives on Isl street. answered the witness.
"ihen they live on the saline sLreet3" remarked
counsel
ION, no." said witness, 'he lives ON the other
side u The street."
the prisoner testified in his own behalf that he
olo not have pistol What he did have was 4
piece u wood cut in the shape OF pistol, anu he
just said Peter would he his meat Tor Tun. The
prisoners moth testified mat she Ow ned pistol
Win silver handle, but that her did not have
H. "Ihe pistol Is all rusty" she said, "and you
can't SHOOT IL; but the silver do shine" 1ne OF
&2U was Imposed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-25
The Garbage Wan Wanted.

To the Editor of The EVENING STAR:
believe In cremation OF garbage and practice 1t
when possible. At this season OF the year, how
ever, when there is more garbage than at any
other time, and OF the character most likely to
cause disease, most families because OF the use OF
gas and oil stoves are unable to burn their garb-
age. I live on East Capitol street near 9th. have
caused diligent inquiry TO be made through the
neighDorhoOd for q week, but have been unable, so
far, to learn when the garbage collector last
visited that neighDorhood or wlen he is likely TO
visit II a. ain. II the same neglect and its results
exist throughout the city, 1t Is not improbable
that at an early day the citizens OF Washington
will be sharing the sympathy now felt for the
residents OF Jacksonville. How can this very dan
gerOuS evil he remedied? SUBSCRIBER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-25

Mrs. j. Curtis Smithe secretary OF the board Of
directors OF the Washington Hospital for Found
lngs, 1715 18th street northwest, has sent to the
Secretary OF the Interior a report Of the work OF
the Institution during the past year. The report
states that July l. 1887, there were eleven children
In the hospital, and during the year forty-rour
were admLIed. or these nve were adopted and
twenty died up TO the first Of June last. During
the excessive heat OF June, 1t Is stated. ten died
from an ep1dt mic oil cholera 1nfantum, making q
total mortality OF thirty. or this number seven
children died within from i've to twenty ve days
AFTER being admitted, having been congenitally
total receipts were S. 665.07 including 81 900 APP
propriated by Congress. IL is requested that this
appropriation be continued, and that S. 900 be APP
prtated for repairing and furnishing The building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-25
The Defeat Of the City Of New York.
1T CREATES MUCH TALK IN THE METROPOLIS.

NEW YORK, August 25.-The defeat OF the new
steamer City OF New York by the Umbria gave
rise 10 some little excitement and great deal OF
talk In The lower portion Of the city to-day. When
Broadway this morning q cablegram from capt.
McMicken, the commander OF the Umbrta, awaited
him. IL read: "Made only fair run. Did not
have the best OF weather. Did not push ship more
than usual The daily run Was: August 1S, 344
knots; 10, 400; 20, AS; 81, AL; %, 49, % 436,
and "a, $40 knots" In all the UmDria Travelled
=, $50 miles. Sue chose the southern passage, or
iIon 40 10 so miles further south than her rival
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-25
The Death Record.

During the twenty -four hours ending at O'Clock
this afternoon deaths were reported to the health
ONCE as follows: Richard T. Mitchell, white, "a
years; John 2. Lehnert, white, OIL years; Maggie
Beale, white, year; Elsie May Alleger, white 9
months; Marion v. Hough, white, 4 days; Robin
son Towles, colored, 81 years; Rebecca COnaway,
colored, 81 years: Fannie Bluford, colored, 81
years; Anna Knight, colored, 20 years; Phillip
SmallwoOd, colored, z months
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-25
baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE. Nd. AUGUST 2a-virs1nia sizes. CON-
solid,5sd 81 do new thfses 05ss do. ten-fortass.
BALTIMosh MP August 2Aocs.on dun and
lOl; LonEberry. 9saiO2 western active and easier:
rec ssRssaSs6 eSs Ss.
southern .iul a,.d steady; white, 57s5s: yellow.
Ssc. oas.s53:, year. 46s.45 January. sssss iS%
western ss as. .na
s s western on SSs PE,%: =
saissTEie e,rsoss H ,,,, I4S rssnsd
70 Liverpool per steamer nOminsliy nrmsr = cotton.
cspis-nosS barrels Wheat. saot5 Sa.hs Es
corn. $500 bushels; oats. LOCO bushels Ship,
s.les-W heat $4,000 bushels corn, lO6 600 6usheis
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. August 25.-The market opened bad for
Of bGshe september Wheat opened eYs II ss
against 81 y. yesterdays closing figure. Liverpool
private cables said the Throughout the United
kipsdom Was nns The effect Of all this wa. shown in
4oA but the corn and PROVISIONS traders we're nearly
all watching wheat and gave little attention to their
CHICAGO; Ausu.. %, l1..m.-The September ep-
os,s " SSss .S
FIRE AT SANDY srRrSo, ND.-The barn OF Edward
county, Nd, together with the granary, wagon.
house. &C.. was entirely destroyed by nre yester-
Gay dlteIhOOn. II Is Thought the IRE was started
by a small colored child playing with matcnes
near the wheat stack. Loss between $4,000 and
5000, partly covered by insurance In local CON-
paniea
Army ORDERA-First Lieut. Sidney Z Stuart,
Ordnance Department, relieved from duty at the
Military Academy and ordered 70 duty
at the Midvale Steel workA Philadelphia
Acting Asst surg. VIM. n. Gray ordered
10 report for duty IN the ONCE Of tue Surgeon
General OF the Army. Capt James jackson, LIST
cavalry, appointed 10 act as inspector on Ger.
tain property at New York for which Capt
Charles =. Kobe, 25tn infantry, IL responsible
The following Changes In the stations OF on1cers
In the pay department are ordered: PaymAster
VIM. smith, relieved from duty At Chicago
and ordered TO duty chief paymsster Of the de-
partment OF Dako.a Paymaster 7. u. stanton,
relieved from duty In the department or the Platte
and ordered TO duty At Chicago. Paymaster Vim.
L Creary, relieved rom duty az Omaha
Neo., and ordered 70 duty 1t Salt Lake
| City, and Paymaster Henry Clayton relieved from
duty In the Department VI the East and ordered 70
duty at Omaha capt. Henry p. Birmingham
assistant surgeon, relieved from duty At Fort Myer
va, ana ordered 70 duty at Fort Klamath, Greg,
4 reievlng Assistant surgeon Eugene l. swift
W.T..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-25
WARRINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP.

SAnlD YoR HAYrL-The q. a g 0alepa left
Norfolk yesterday for Hayti, where she will keep
2 watch on American interests In case Of serious
trouble La the disturbed state OF anairA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-25
The Saratoga Races.

SARATOGA, n. Y, August 25.-First race-k mile.
Proctor Knott won. seymour second, Glpsy Queen
third. Time, 1:15x
Second race-ls mile. Wary won, Belle nor
second, OarsInan third Time :5Sk,
Third race-1 mile and 500 yards. Los Angeles
won, Pee Weep second Elmira tn I'd. Time, 2 RON
Fourth race-1 mile Leo won, Molie Mccarthy IS
Last second, Clay Stockton third. Time :43x
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-25
shot His Son and then Himself.

BRIDGEPoRT, CONN, August 25.-Dr. A. G. Pad
dock. a leading citizen and retired New York den
tist, while temporarily insane. shot his son and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-25
yellow Fever Eptdesstc.
FOURTEEN NEW CASES AND TWO pkarHs rux rrco,,
fOk NksrkkpAN In lACknnNXuIE

FoR YESTERDAY IN JAoKsOsvnLG
Al Jacksonville, Fla. there were IL new cases Of
yellow lever reported during the "a hours ending
al q O'Clock last evening. Among the patients are
pr. X d. slant, who had charge OF the artillery
corps and DIR. A. J. wakeneld. Two deaths DC
CURED during the same perlod-Frank Martini an
Italian boy, al the sand Hills. ana Mrs. Narv
forys al 81. Luke's Hospital The latter was the
houSeAeeper OF Manknn. who dled Tuesday the
county board OF health yesterday passed resolu-
uon not 10 furnish the names OF yellow fever
patients Tor publication. The Times Z nioa has
organized corps OF volunteer reporters CONSISTING
Oh some OF the best cltzens 10 procure The names
which Will be printed TIE report that rigid quar-
anime Is about 20 be established at Waycross
created indlg nation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-25
MAtsltIED.

MILLER-wHITE August 22 lsss NJ the p~r-
son1se of the Fourth Street n Chu ch by the Kev.
W. NJ. feTgusvn, Mr.. GRO y MILl-lk Il. CT " a<hus-
ton. ID. C., aud A.ss LUCY n. MaIIE. formerly u
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