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The REVOLT IN THE KNIGHTS OF LABoR.-TI

I
dissatisfied Knights OF Labor IN New York have
issued circular setting forth that the .proyisonaI
committee OF New York" has been organized for
the purpose OF purifying the order and securing
the maintenance OF Its principles under the con.
stitutlOn The circular states the grievances
which impelled those interested In this movement
10 reorganize the order and then gives the objects
which they wish 10 accomplish. All members and
locals OF the Knights OF Labor who dissatisfied
with the acknowledgement OF the order by the
general officers are requested To apply for organi-
ZatiOn or charters under the provisional committee
formed In Chicago after the late session the gen.
eral assembly at Minneapolis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-16
Getting a Pleasant Expression.

"oIsB " C1cdSnuS EXPreSSIOms
From the New York Sun.
Photographer ito sitter)N"I saw you at church
last Sunday, Miss Smith," Sitter-"Oh, did your
Photographer-"Yes, and also your friend Miss
Brown-if you could raise your chin a tri1e.
thanks-and what an attrocious-l looking hat she
mad on. carter pause) There, Miss Smith, 1t is
expression.
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EDuCATIONAI

WANTED-FRENCH TO TRANSLATE BY A
Boz cy foss best of
MusICAL-NTHER, GUITAR SPANISH THOR
~ osniy sausht by superior instructress Address
ERESCH SYSTEM OF SOUND SCHOOL.
MILE Y INN e. new system IS perfectly
n hfr ss,on s'n to speak
Good pronunciation at sight
Morning. afternoon. and evening classes now form
kssFsnc say a aeS f sHd ar to s,co. ala
OH fR MNstef;color; and Pastel French oral Lesson.
EDaAR,vernon Row. 945 Penn. sv.. Room , ,si4-7t'
AZ RssHsTEs .SH
MES. I. PRENTIss LEE
IN Tsssher Of Voice Culture. Singing and Elecution
.iiims system Oh fnss'ai cu isss ps street
SHORTHAND REvOLUTIoNIzED-"ACM Pho
us IN is smpe Sst PP1pS in
ap Sns9s f5st 1Ooh second book 81 Glasses
for Prospectus Washington School 90 stn W io-6!
WAAssMilSGToN CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, ST.
ADVANTAGES. o. b BULLARD. Director jaS-1m'
T'HE HANNAH MORE ACADEMY FOR GIRLS:
iiusc. duu arr. rev. ARTHUR D. RlCH, A. M. nj. D.,
heisterstown, Nd jag Inn
w TEACHER OF PIANO AND HARMONY,
JatEW' $40 18th st. n. W.
nRAWING AND PAINTING ACADEMY oF.FINE
~ Arts; SO4 L. presided over by Mrs. IMOGENE b.
MOKhELL who has had II medals and studied 10
years IN Europe with the most celebrated arists To
prevent children forming careless habits of drawing,
they VIII be received Saturdays, at four of
ana upwards for almost nothing. Instruction in every
branch Of art from Drawings of all kinds Portraits
and historical Painting. Evening Glasses for Ladies
ana Gentlemen Mondays and Wednesdays at T. a5- lm'
MI ARTIN'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
Az 3l3 9th st. NV. near City Post Office.
,I Inc Highest standard BUSINESS College America
Theory, Practical and Banking Departments Day and
Evening Sessions. Students can enter at any time.
ACADEMICAL COURSE.
Writing, Grammar, Rhetoric History, Geography,
Arithmetic Algebra. The studies in this course cleo
tive. Catalogues free application at College Office,
nrst moor, from a. III. to i. or by mail.
. :, ,-,,>,, FRANCIS g. MARTYN, President.
c. X. URNER. c. f.. A. NJ, Principal.
Colored students not admitted. sl6-5m
WAsHINGToN SCHOOL OF ELOCUTION AND
w Oratory, 9o4 st. INV. Voice Culture, Elocuton,
Cratory Stammerin ing permanently cured. References
to patrons IN this city and ELSEWHERE. Mrs NJ STE
VEINS HART, Principal. la4-1ms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-16

CIGARETTES CAUSED Hrs DEATH.-Wm Malehorn.
ageo nineteen years. son Of Al. Malehorn OF West
several weeks. His death Is attributed to the ex-
sessive use OF cigarettes He was q young man OF
int PROMISE and his untimely death Is the topic
Oh conversation throughout that part OF Maryland.
has fixed the place for holding the next states
convention at Pendleton, ana the date April g.
EA-heglster OF Wills PfeifIer. or Allentown, Pa,
whose accounts are $1,000 short, will adjust his
snoTeaSe ana his oondsmen will not prosecute him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-16

DEFENDING THE JACKSON, MISS, ELEcTIoN.-The
grand jury OF Kinds county, Miss, after an inves-
city election at jackson: "After most diligent
search we learned OF no intimidation or frauds at
the late city election excepting the red circular
which seems to have been the work of some IRE.
sponstble anonymous people and without effect"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-16

NOIIFIEO OF RETURN TO THE TEN-HOUR Day
The New York Sun says: Notices have been
posted IN all the clothing manufactures In this
city Informing the employees thai on and aIier Feb
fudry ten hours work a day Will be expected OF
lIein- They now work nine and one-half hours
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-16
ACADEMJCAI COURSE
"ELocur1oN AND ORAroRy.

Winter term Of Colegia,e Course commences Janu-
airy 4, 1858. 32-page Catalogue free.
MARTYR COLLEGE of ELOCUTION and ORATORY,
BIB 9th st. W..
(half block east of city post-ofice) ja4-3m
WANTED-A GENTLEMAN WISHES TO GIVE
w. lessons in Greek tatin English branches and
testimonials. Box No. 4. Star Office n5-9w.
w OOPS COMMERCIAL SCHOOL WILL OPEN
Rot I'M s. o at new quarter - 9th st e.
Terms 50 per month. COURT +. WOOD. Principal
I'VE M schoo1 k ta So tSSG ESTABLIsHED
AND sJ,l LITTLE Fih }, GIRLS.
Rev. P. T.. Chapelle, d. b. Rev. VIM. A. Bartlett, D.
Mr. Vim S TSomps on & NJ Hf a cSrs.
Fl'HE McDONALD-ELLIS SCHOOL.
ta,o,,. Gorn s t Massachnsetts ave- and 18th st
Young Ladies and Little Girls
Fifth Year be.,ins September rs, 1887.
atory. Art and Musical Courses taught by corps Of
nineteen teachers. Tuition includes instruction in
and Class siany special herdc is epoyeS sor
tie OF pupils in distant parts the city. For cir
s% di6,i r,dFe"' the PRINCIPAL MISS ANNA ELLIS
WAvERLY SEMINARY Y-so r,.-.o,u.o..a,
Boarding and Day School fap yaanR ads ave-
dI7-im ' MISS LiiSl 0MB. Principal.
(,oLLIERE HONE AND DAY SCHOOL FOR BOYS
~ under L! years OF age.
few pupils taken in the family.
LUCIES L c. COLLIEUE, A. NJ,
WASHINGTON. ID. C., 53S l ST. H. W.. near Arlington
Hotel Opens October >: closes June !. dl3-}m
RROOKVILLE ACADEHY-HOME SCHOOL FOR
I'D BOYS.-This school. 20 miles from Washington,
will reop Oh January 1, 1883. The second term will
begin February 1873 BOYS i'll the house limited to
80. For circulars apply to Eev. Dr. e. h. NELSON,
Principal. Brookvillc. Montgomery Co Nd dD-tfebi
1TES. NIANN'S KINDERGARTEN ANDl .~n
AAhS. M AIMS PRIMARY SCHOOL AMI
hlNDEkGARIEN NORMAL TRAINING CLASS
1918 Sunderland Place south of Dupont Circle dlSm
1HRENCH LESSONS. PRIVATE OR IN CLASSES
4 MADAME A. PELE (frou Paris) will give lessons
1T her residence and at pupils homes. Excellent pro
nunc.ation aud thorough instruction. 80 lot sn
oli-:5ln'
SPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE. COR 9TH
tJand ID SITS. NV Entrance on ID st.-established %
years. Thoroughly equipped. Young a.en and women
traiied for business official positions courses
Practical business; Steno2raphy 1ypewriting and
Graphophone Rapid Writing students may enter ut
any time. Year scholarship quarterly monthly
staihne;t rates. Graduates always in demand. Illus
trated circulars free at Coilo-ye offic" by mail
CAN, >-, ii. C. SiENCLR, Principal.
SARA A. SPENCER Vice Principal. ol3
DRIvATE LESSONS IN ALL GRADES OF STUDY;
j. 10 alults CONFIDENTIAL prepares for college, An.
sr2S IVY INSTITUTE, i. W. cor. Sth and SITS NV
i HE BERLITZ school. OF LANGUAGES
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PROFESSIONAL.


NINE; ROSS THE RELIABLE cL.AIRvoYANr
M and Astroogist, has resumed her business for
while longer. She Will give Trustworthy information
concerning the past present and iortelne the future
The madane was born with wonderful gifts and with
vail. She has N6tonished thousands II people who
witnessed her. Advice on business is invau-
able. She can cause speedy nlarr1axe and bring
the separated together. She can point OUT your
enemies who have injured You through her marie
balls and relieve the sufferers Entire ton
given Interviews confidential, and those at dstapce
senaing their Names and e. will get IN return ~
mail the outlines Of their Lie Her residence IslV
11th NV. Office hours from a. m 20 = D. M eAceIt
sunday. sittings 90 cents and 81. llth street cArs
pass tine door. whotfsp
NAME BROOKE TELLS ALL The EVENTS OF
WI LIFE All business conhoepuAL, LADIES aseh.
tlemen so cents each 4os l. street. between an ana
9th streets northwest. so-So~-
DRoF. CLAY. WONDERFULLY GIFTED cLAIk.
Ii voysnt, Astroloeer and spiritual medium Born
with second sight and veil Livery nldoen mystery
revealed Receivers lost or stolen property. ftnds
hidden treasures. Gives lucky numbers Causes
speedy marriages Brings separated toeetber Gives
success in business Removes all family tronelss
and .yil influence Cures sickness. IL disappointed
BY efforts Of Judge not AL alike = the Irofsor
can convince sceptical strsners from other
cities viii save and by calling on
the only eenu clarvoyAnt in this CITY. he sue
ceeds where all others is and advertiser only what
recent of an Name lock OF hair. date Of birth Hours
70 8. Open sundayA <,,.xS
ts7-lm' - os1 y Nv.
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TIE PRESIDENTS GIFT TO THE PoPE.-Archbishop
Ryan mas handed to the rector OF the American
seminary at Rome President Cleyeland,s letter
with the volume OF the American Constitution dedi
Gated 10 the pope. The rector will present them
American bishops, In order to avoid putting his
holiness TO the fatigue OF giving special audience
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PIANOS AND ORGANS
THE Mus1cAL Grx1ys.


THH Muss sSshy & R5FSHss..
has recently sent the following letter to Albert Weber,
TRANSLATION:
WINDSOR HOTEL
much regret that cannot already thank you in the
which have placed at my disposal tor my concerts.
Only the powerful tone the beautiful singing and
carrying quality of your Instruments render my ap.
psasranee in the Metropolitan Opera House possible,
q hS
thefic 70 me as Those OF your pian3,%rtes
NEW York. IA December. 1887 AN"
This youthful Pianist Composer has created q per
playing is the sensation OF the tines and musicians
eyerywhere pay him the HOMAGE due to divine genius
wonderful success, and hi chariney written letter
the magnificent Piano he plays Hosn.ann adds an
linked the
SANDERS sTAYMAN.
SOLE AGENTS.
934 at. w., Washinyton d. G.
;a2.1m 1917 Main ST.. Richmond. Va
Or. l.. Wild & BRos.
709 18th st.n.w Established 1864.
and Organs at low prices and easy terms Pianos for
rent at reduced rates Special attention to tuning and
JOIN +. EL11s 4 Co.
937 Pennsylvania ave.. near 10th ST.
THE OLDEST AND LARGEST MUSIC HOUSE IN
THE CITY.
SOLE AGENTS FOR THE CELEBRATED HENRY
+. MILLER PIANOS AND MASON 4 HAMLIN
ORGANS.
PIANOS AND ORGANS FOR RENT OR FOR SALE
on easy terms 70 reliable parties. Also moved, tuned
and repaired BY competent workmen at moderate
S
MERS.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS AND MUSICAL MER-
CHANDlSE OF ALL KINDS. The largest and most
complete stock OF SHEET MUSIC AND MUSIC
cited. Remember the name. Remember the number.
JOHN +. ELLIS 4 CO.,
ja4-2w 937 Pennsylvania ave-. near 10th st
uALLET l. DAVIS CELEBRATED UPRIGHT
H Pianos improved by new patents. Special selec-
uon i9r HOLIDAY Season ,fity more OF those Pianos
story Of supreme excellence. H. L. SUMNER. Agent
81 9th St n. oil
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-16

i HE BERLITZ SCHOOL. OF LANGUAGES.
WASHINGTON, 723 l4TH ST. n. W.,
Boston, lJ4 fremont ST.: Brooklyn, 40 Court St:
New York, o3 W. I'D St. Phila, / 52:S Chestnut St
Thorough training in French. German, Spanish &c
Conversational knowledge in ONE or TWO TERMS
1 o IL small classes; also private lessons
Highest references Terms bcl-n now sic
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-16

THEE MEN CRUSHED TO DEATH.-At Middletowp
y. u, John NJ. Everett keeps a country store and
adjoining which Is open shed Tor the shelter OF
horses. Friday night two young men heard the
twelve persons In the store. and eleven of them
went out and found the roof OF the shed over
weighted with snow. They began propping IL up
and strengthening IT, but while under the shed the
sides spread and the roof crashed down, pinning
the men under IL. Three We're killed outright and
two severely and the others slightly injured
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-16

II, pkt INNING uf SOCIALIST RECRUITs.-A man named
B;,rneau was IN CHATTANOOGA Tenn SATURDAY. To
get socialist recruits 10 90 20 ChlcayO He snr.
cstueu IA enllstulS ten men, who have been sup
phsu W tne sociallst clubs OF Chicago with rail-
iCau tchets anu SIG In cash apiece TO 90 20 that
I M Barneau asserts that he was present at the
hayuiifAet riot, and says the Chicago Socialists
the country. He left for Birmingham Ala. safur-
aas afternoon, where he expects TO obtain not less
,hsr Nv, .wgn.y or lnlrty new men. He says that
20 In less tnan ninety days 50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-16

= GOLDEN WEDprNG.-The fftieth anniversary
oi the wedding Of Mr.. and Mrs. samuel I1ac was
ctleorated yesterday afternoon with a banquet Ia
LIE hall or Masonic Temple About two hundred
Relatives and friends were present. Mr.. Lind Is
seEenty-twO years OF age while his vile Who Is 4,
cousin OF the poet Heine, Is seyenty-e.ghL
IHE BENEVOLENT FRATKRSITY.-ThornaS Guard
Council No. 81, United states Benevolent Frs
ternity, saturday night installed the following
officers: W. H. Brock, president; L v. TAFT wee
Presidents A. j. Eaton, counsellor; l. H. Patterson
secretary; W. H. Fisher, financial secretary: III
q Zeyely, treasurer; i. X Davidson, chaplain: u
T. Hal, guide; ID r. Rewell, warden; VI. d. Cough-
III sentry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-16

yoIANO LESSONS.
Il MISS CLARA HARRISON,
Pupil of Nm. Mason, n Y,
s9-5m' s Grant Place. bet. 9th. 10th, G and II sts
A GRADUATE or HARVARD. TEACHING IN
"A Washington. desires pupils singly or IN small
classes Inquire Of MR. JARVIS BUTLER, 9:i4 + St
4. ". sll-lm
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

NorIcE
To CONSUMERS.
Call for and Use no other Flour but the
BRIDAL VEIL"
THE ONLY PERFECT PATENT SPRING
WHEAT FLOUR
on the market GUARANTEED to make MORE
leaves and BETTER bread than any -four manufac-
tured- For sale by the following we'll known Grocers
who handle it direct from the mill with no middle
mans" profit.
John H. MsCruder, 14I7 New York ave.
Chas. l. Kellogg, Masonic Temple, 9th st
Geo. L. Kennedy & Son ST.
w. f Abbott, l19l Pennsylvania ave-
X. A. Walker, 1900 eth st
N Burchard Bro, Pennsylvania ave- and ~ ct.
jail -w&s.,m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-16

IE0t IsIANA DEH'VKATS ENDOKSE PRESIDENT CLEVE-
LAND.-The Louisiana democratic Convention re-
assembled saturday afternoon and completed the
state ticket, putting on IL two McEneryites
AmOng the resolutions adopted was the following:
we endorse the administration OF Grover Cleye-
iahd, and believe that the interests OF the MON
vii De Jest subserved by his reelection. We affirm
hdl the administration OF public affairs I'm LOUISE
ana nus curing the last eleven years brought the
st1te out OF anarchy, developed wealth and pros
Petlty, ana paved the way TO the high position
LOUISIANA Is entitled 10 among the states and we
pledge ourselves 10 It's perpetuation We also en-
$3.50 % 'ne administration OF samuel Douglas Nc
EIery as recognition OF the eminent services To
The state OF that faithful servant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-16
MEDICAL, DC.

II AIDES WHO REQUIRE THE SERVICES OF An
Lee perienced female physician should consult Mrs.
DIR. WILSON, ll05 Park Place ne bet. Is aud q and
18th and 18th me- Ladies' only d7-36t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-16
Or. l.. Wild & BRos.

109 9TH stn.w Established 1864
World-renowned Kranich l. Bach and other Pianos
and Organs ut low prices and terms. Pianos for
rent at reduced rates Special attention tuning and
repairing. Pianos moved with best appliances ia7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-16
FUNHE MISSES KERR'S LONG ESTABLISHED
Il SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES
AND LITTLE GIRLS,


Rev. P. J.. Chapelle, ID. ID. Rev. Vim. A. BARTLETT n
D.: Mr.. F. Frances Riggs, of Riggs 4 Co: ". W John
sion, d.. D.; 4 1. Sewers, NJ D.; Mr.. Frances d
Molun, Mr.. Vim. s. Thompson, Mr.. L. +. c. Collinre
AN. d27-toi.ul.J
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-12

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w lof oF hofse fnd i0f 70 SCI 20 cell o. o. "
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Telegram-herald., 1888-08-12
coSrAaioS OF cossuMPrIoS

The recent Congress Of physicians in
Paris. called together to discuss tuber-
culOsis, developed nothing especially
new, but formulated the accepted doc
trine on the communicability OF the dis
sase. Until recently many have sup
posed that consumption OF the lungs
could not be inherited. but physicians
claim that i, is only the predisposition
to the disease which is handed down
from one generation to the other. and
that right living may remove all tendsn-
cies IN that direction. But thoss who
are constantly associated with consu mp
tiyss are in serious danger ot contracting
the disease. IL this is understood, those
who are not obliged to wait upon the pa
tisnt will avoid all unnecessary inter-
course. aud perhaps add one lssa to the
long list OF consupption's victims. All
information regarding the dread disease
Is vaiuable, because its rsvagss are so
terrible.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-12

rnE nAKHIsoS AND MOTION BAIL.
Oas q TIE fsatnEes of this esmpsizu
vii 20 tie Rsyab.icsn bail which Vas
set roihBg ths nizht Of the BLAIsE
ovsfio1 n Ass York, and shieh wiil take
past N many moFs Eepab.iesn dsmoE-
stFaiions Il is called ths HAKAIsos AMI
hoEfcE bal, and % pslated Esd. white
SGD blne, and Inscribed With ssms versss.
The sphere originated At Cumberland.
Nd, On The day Of General uABEIsoss
nomination, sad shsn is vas rsmsmbsrsd
that TIC drst ball Of the kind thai vas
ever made vac built IN The ssns town Ia
honor Of The somlaaii0n OF General HAR-
RlscS's grandfather. It sas regarded a.
an interesting coineidsnee. TIE New
fork H0rld siVss the following isscrip-
tion Of ths huge sphers, shish 10 10
arouse the enthusiasm OF the Rspuoli-
cans Al al the gsrads-. The World says:
The bal - canvsa-eoversd sphere
forty-,vo feet Ia eiFcnmisrsnes. sad 10
buiii sDou. an immense vhssl or rim, on
eelch q rolls. This shsel 10 sbou, eight
inches laiek. OF heavy wood, With a
qaar:sr-inch iron tire. From It's Inside
sdss thirty eight iron hoops bend toward
tho poles, snd upon these the canvas
cover u stretched, the number being
symoolicsl of the States OF the Union.
Fifteen gross ot screws and Us bolts
we're used IN the construction OF the
noostsr, and ,Ls whole weighs over one
thousand pounds. though IL rolls easily
and may % propelled oy q couple OF
pasD- The shaft Of the ball is piece OF
-sree- inch gas pipe which proiscss one
foot a. either pole. On this are fastened
Two standards. working on rollers 30 pre-
vent the ball from Topping over. and for
the parsds lcng iron handles have
bean made 10 replace these. Just the
height OF = mans shoulder from the
grcurd. Ropss can also be rugged to the
sksff. so that enthusiastic RspublicsDs
Gao pull The mons,sr along like fire.
engine. IL will DO taken apart and
Slapped By rail 10 d;ferens parts OF the
country"
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-12


An aabisssd observer u TIE political
canvas Inas Ear mast sxsss .lsA tie Boz
tea IraAsertpt when i says that tie
kabablicaa csmpaIga exhibits far nofs
vIssisty snd pash han thai "a tie Dsasc-
G. aflc psrty. 1hs lattsr spps~Fs ~ have
embarrassing insssssl difficulties. Whlls
ths kspabiIcsns ara nOsins award. silh
day increasing eoahdsaos sf sasesss,
Democrats sssn 10 De SAILING for son1s-
thing exactly what cannot De seee. Per-
hsps acme old-linss DsosoeFsfs hindsr ss
smooth working OF the machine az would
0ts.sr~lss obtain Ihsss sxsio. i mast
Fsqalre considerable nerve snd sonas-
thing ssFy hss impadsnee Tor high protsc-
tOn Democrats ike BAESUa sad Cos
MAJ - eondact canvass upon ths plat
form 0f tbe MILLs bilL Tue query With
them is. How can this be done aud pre-
SshE the dsfsetloo of bst.siioas OF Demo
Gratis IA New York. New Jersey and Coo
oscticuls The problsm Is probably al
tended with more doubtful elements Ia
Asw Jersey aud Connecticut than In
New YORK, and the less u either one of
these States might prove fatal 10 Pfesi-
dent CLKYkLAsD's chances OF q rs-elec-
ton. Messrs. GoKMss and BAEsUA have
hard task before them 81 best, and they
hardly know how 70 begin IL But they
are sklllful political stratsgisis, with
abundant resources. and will not suffer
their party 10 bs beaten Ia the end from
lack OF effort Of any kind. The Rspaoh-
cans Appreciate this fact.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-12

Considerable money has been spent
locating the sunksn English sloop of
war the De Braak. which capsized of the
Delsware breakwsssr in l79s, but IL the
wreck has really been found now the
money viii bs found to have BEEN we'll
invested. Ten millions in gold, silver,
copper and precious stones will well re-
pay the syndicate formed TO raise the
wreck, aud they can also afford to pay the
Government 10 per cent of ths amount
found. .-.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-12

Frank NJ. Hayes and Emma Kemble were
married August 1, 1877, and they lived to-
gether until June 1857. When Frank came
home one day he found his household
goods gone and bis wife absent He found
her living In block down town, and when
be tried 10 persuade her TO live with him
again. She turned him out of the room
and shot him in the arm. Yesterday be
commenced divorce proceedings In the Cir
emit Court Hsye, also charges her with
being cruel. refusing to cook his meals and
staying out late az night.