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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-27

John Bright il receiving, ON his death-bed, q
good deal Of notice from the American press,
most Of which seems to have reference to his
recent dissent from Mr.. Gladstone's policy on
the Irish question. All good Americans with
long enough memories, however, must recall
the fact that Mr.. Bright and Mr.. Gladstone diff
Ssrsd once before on another matter-the ques-
tsn 81 England's attitude toward this country
during our civil war. While Mr.. Gladstone
wavered In his purpose, inclining rather more
- favor the confederate than the federal cause.
and when half England was interested in the
success Of the southern arms, Mr.. Bright stood
Arn - the friend of the Union, and believer
in the certain coming Of freedom to the slaves
- ths result Of the conflict. Whatever we NAV
md 70 regret in the mistakes Of his old age, all
honor belongs 10 him for the high statesman
ship, broad philanthropy and prophetic insight
which characterized the prime of his manhood.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-27
BIC BARGAINS In BLAcx Suxs.

BIC BARGAINS In BLACK SILKS.
We propose to give you chance to secures
BLACK SILK during the week seldom met with.
Our Goods represent the very best makes. Of
which we mention few of the many styles and
prices.
Black Gro Grain at 75c, S3c., 81, s125.
S1.50. e1.75. 81. 1925, and $3.50. Black
Faille $1.25. $3.50. @1.75, 81, $225. and
$3.50. Black Satin Rhadames 9Oc., al,
$1.12h, $1.25, s1.50, and %. Black Jersey.
$1.25 and sl5O. Black Peau De Soie Black
Amure, Black Satin Luxor, and Black Su-
rahs We offer extra good value in all of the
above goods. as we don't deal in Colored
Goods (which the styles and shades change 80
Often, we can afford to mark our goods at less
profits, and do sell at lower prices than houses
that carry all shades
BLACK WOOL DRESS GOODS,
in great variety, and at the very lowest prices
JUST OPENED,
another invoice Of
BALMORAL SKIRTS.
They well made, and no pains has been
spared to secured goods that give perfect salts
faction.
HOLIDAY GOODS. HOLIDAY GOODS.
Many of our Holiday Goods have arrived, and
many lots are on the way. The styles are en-
tirely new, and many novel things will be
shown. Watchthis space. and come and see the
bargains.
4 G. DAVIS,
7l9 MARKET SPACE
oc13-3m Corner 9Th and sts.
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SEAL SKIN Wars.

SEAL SKIN Wars.
We have Sacques, ysites. and few Jackets at old
prices We can oner bargains in these garments this
sesson. All reliable skins. London Dye
Plush Garments in Sacques yisites, and Jackets in
at Ga and upwards.
Large stock Of Monkey Muffs Trimming and Col.
-. SO and S5 ~' va
Imitation Monkey Muffs at s2, o.. SO and g.
Fur Trimming in every variety Of Fur.
Coachmen's Capes, Robes, Gloves and Muffiers,
BOas. 1870
punlaps New York Hats in Silk and Derby
Umbrellas In Silver and Fancy Handles suitable for
presents. ~
WILLETT RUOFF,
Hatters and Furriers,
oc12-6m 905 Penna. ave-
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Tie storm destroyed many lives on the north
ss1 coast and ssved many lives in the south.
II wrecked scores Of good ships, but il routed
The yellow fever. II II IN III wind that blows
nobody good.
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{ F. F. ! 4 4 ~ " n ::
BBB "a UU SHM ssss 80
n23 9TH. 9Th AND STREETS.
II AIDES BLACK, COIORED AND STRIPED
Boys French Ribbed Hose 614c Misses full regular
made 12xc. KAUFMAN'S, Double Combination.
1241 and 1243 18th st. sc. mast
WE HAVE FULL LINE OF CHILDREN's
SUITS AND ovERCoATs. ct o.. as. o.. so. %, a,
and S5.
The LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING CO.
n0-3m 9TH aud SITS.
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SEAL Sxrs Wars.

SEAL SKn Wars.
sTINEAlETz SONS OFFER:
Seal Skin sacque' bass 81, length g, 3 s112s55.
Il {" . . $$S 4S $ISSS.
/. Ulster. trimmed with beaver, Si95
bust 81. Sc deep, $500
English Jacket, bust 38, length 80, Sl5O
Jackets, % to 25 length, 800 70 $f25.
S S9orlder Capes in Beaver Persanner and Monkey,
Fine Seal Plush Jackets, GA to S22.5O
6scQues, $22 so TO $50.
Short Wraps. 415. e1S @25, $50.
Short Wraps, MONKEY trimmed. $50. 935, up to ESQ.
NUNS, Boas and Trimmings.
Az kinds Of Fur Carriage Robes, Coachmen's Cspes,
B. b. STINEMETZ SONS,
n26 1887 Penna ave-, through to 9Th ct,
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coo FOB wILBoR's, BAKERS DE JONGH's,
% MOELLER,s, STONES, MARViN'S. SCOTS
AND OTHER COD LIVER OILS
n26-3t KOLB PHARMACY, 9TH and e sts
Tn BOYS SUITS AND OvERCOATs THE PRICES
ARE WAY DOWN AT THE
LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING CO.,
n6-3m 9TH and q sfs.
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''Sroa. News Foa WrDsraDAr.
WOODWARD 4 LorHRop. .

In accordance with ourcustom since We bseaa
business in this city, We shall Close our estab-
hshment al day on Thursday. November 20
the day appointed by the President Of thS
United States - day Of Thanksgiving.
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BLAcx FAnLs FRAsca1sr Suks

A2o per cent Len than regular pricss
Having Just bought 10 great adysnssse from an I'm
porter decaninr business . full line Of the finest
grsdea We offer special inducements and euar.usee
the prices TO be lower than goods I'm New Yorh or
Boston Bring IN expert and examine the quaiisses
REAL INDIA SILKS. al shades, % inches vida.
soft and nns. Use.
PRINTED sATINs. IN new desisna st n O.
ATWOOD HENRIETTAs, nne quality, 40 inches
wide, ct Soc; sold everywhere Of Csc
BLACK PEAU DE SOLE SILKS ct q 2s. worth
e1.75.
300 pieces Atwood French Dress Goods Les. than
usual prices
Paris Robes reduced from s35 to e2s.
e1.25.
W. NJ sHUsTER 4 SONS
MA ql9 Pa. Ave
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-27
L. STARGARDTER,
THE ECONOMY SHOE STORE.
500 9TH ST. n. W.
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n27-tu,w&f

Musr HAyE OsE.
n. are bowling "S Mos = their hungry
FRESH VICTIMS.
bone the within tie bone They eeas
r,..s. yo...s yss q. ss y's & .s.., cost.
Do s xsrs sns =. a even 20
m SgS visa,eay c'saers overco.ts at sss7
our Blue Cninchir. ovsrcoats 1t se75 are the very
on Mss.IsS IsIson ovsscos.. .. s7so carry con-
Our Ai.WoOi Tweed overco.ts with silk f.cines, At
~ are not only dressy. but durable and comfort
MY :sa.s &.
onS SSssS sSs cosS Sv:rco.s. q. sl7s
E. =: 4: sS,ssss. , xa
or English T.r.sy overoo.s.pur. and un.dul..r.
2 many cu.: OIds nom tSose Who had p.d hearty
%Sts 51 = nc smile S.rmsrt that almost
1T T. L: then &C.. =: 70 rs sHS
9Sr I'm suF.91
Our fuI Sssvsl S susiou..-v.r,..s,. r.,... .,.7.
Boz and s,ss nv S,. i'm;
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IA s,g ~, n..x.s o,..,e.. n.a
Who dand and ossn recsvs sSS for HSs
Sg6 3 81 me sS q 3 s0 cSa.s
s4s ss ssssh your Sasc e:. sS1s Sssa q
sssS : :ssss.::ss z ]. Ss::s g
S:ss sS, sa sSs e sss
oss e:1 81 $50. I sp.. " Is s'a vest and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-27
LOOK To Youn Owx INTERESTS
And Buy Your Medicine Of
f. 8. WILLIAMS 4 90,
DRUG GIsTs,

Under Masonic Temple
Corner Ninth and Streets Northwest
Our stock of Drugs Chemicals and Patent Medicines
is the largest of Retail Store in the city You are
always sure Of getting them pure and fresh deal
directly with the manufacturers and can save you
money, as shown by the following partial list.
The best Triple Extracts in bulk 35c. per ounce
QUININE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-27

The TWELVE IMMENSE
EXHIBITION FLOORS
W. B. MOSES SONS ESTABLISHMENT,
Cor. l1tl and sts NV.
Washington. DC.
Are filed with the attractive stock Of Furni.
ture. Carpets, Upholstery Goods and Interior Decor~
tons to be had from home and foreign markets.
The following few Of the special attractions 10
each door:
FIRST EXHIBITION FLOOR
IL pieces Fine Silk. 81 inches WIDE about $50 ysria
in all the newest shades worth &c., reduced to Soc
per yard
SECOND EXHIBITION FLOOR.
There are 50 pairs Of Fine Imported Chenille Cur
tains SO inches wide by ~ yards long, left 100
pairs which were reduced from slO 10 81 per pair.
which is less than cost to import
THIRD EXHIBITION FLOOR.
1.30o yards best Bieelow, Lowell and Hartford Body
Brussels in choice designs and colorinss Reduced
from 81 .35 to 81 per yard
FOURTH EXHIBITION FLOOR
Is japanese Screens feet high, 4 wings, gold en.
broidery on satin. Japanese cloth back Reduced from
Sl2 to &l0.
FIFTH EXHIBITION FLOOR
very large Easy Arm Chair. covered in bsss
leather. Reduced from e25 to els.
SIXTH EXHIBITION FLOOR.
Solid Walnut Wardrobe. handsomely veneered
French beveled-glass doors. Reduced from 600 to
ESQ.
SEVENTH EXHIBITION FLOOR
3-piece Antique Ash Chamber Suite. with a largo
beveled glass in bureau Reduced from s2s to s22.
EIGHTH EXHIBITION FLOOR.
AMahogony- finished Suite. with large double bed
stead. large bureau with beveled French plate glass.
large wsshsrand with splasher rod, all handsomely
carved Reduced from eos to ESQ
NINTH EXHIBITION FLOOR.
A fine San Domingo Mahogany Hand-carved Side
board with large closets. large linen drawer. and
napkin drawers. extra heavy plated medallion pulls of
latest design. 5foot top 53x24 French plate glasA
Reduced from s1l5 to es5.
TENTH EXHIBITION FLOOR
Alaree handsome Rug Couch. very comfortable. Re-
duced from SIS to s25
ELEVENTH EXHIBITION FLOOR.
SIS yards best aIl-woo extra super Ingram Carpets.
including Lowell and Hartford makes. in and de-
sirsbe patterns. Reduced from 75c 20 55c per yard
TWELFTH EXHIBITION FLOOR
There are about 30 rolls. about l.5oo yards q
those Csc
TAPESTRY BRUSSELS CARPETS
which have been selling for 42ssc per yard whichs
less than cost to manufacture These will be closed
out ct 42c Gall early and secure choice Of the ten
patterns remaining.
An the above prices are for cash ON or before q.
livery.
W. e. Fl Fl
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IA. s.ss g 80 ? Ill:
CORNER llTH AND = srs NV.
mo wsshingtsa. D.o
JAS. F. Orsrra
Once oor. nA ave and sA a rs,sssoss s7i-s
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-27

SPECIAL THAskse1v1se SALE
OF SHOES.
This sale il our Thanksgiving offerings token Of
our appreciation Of the splendid patronage with which
We have been favored since our opening last June.
The prices about 20 to 25 per cent below
lar selling price, and will hold good until Saturday
night only. Here they are:
FOR GENTLEMEN
1.-THE Economy" 90 Shoe for $3.50
"The Economy" $50 Shoe for g.
FOR LADIES'
1.-THE Economy" s3 Shoe for g. So
The Economy" $3.50 Shoe for 81
FOR BOYS.
1.-THE Economy" % Shoe for S15O
~The Economy" u. 80 Shoe for S1.25
FOR MISSES.
~The Economy" S1.5O Shoe for s125.
FOR CHILDREN
"The Economy. o.. 25 Shoe for q.
THE Economy" 81 Shoe for SOC.
Please bear in mind that these are our regular staple
lines: Shoes upon which are establishing reputs-
ton for Reliability, and of satisfaction
to the wearer accompanies them these prices Just
well a. when sell them regularly at their value
Don't delay you want the benefit Of this reduction
- the sale closes positively on Saturday night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-27
Z. G. DAVIS,
719 MARKET SPACE.
Corner 9Th and d SITS.

s.s:E
tie Desire Tor Liquor and Tobacco '' N'''
House fss1%aeg chrsan
asa Pen1.yiyAni. ave.; A. NJ KlOc1ewski. 500 9th st..
Price 81 per box: 6 boxes for g.
Send for circular.
TURKISH TABLET Co, Philadelphia, Pa
Public opinion our strongest Endorsement n23-3m
MISSES HAEp ToehoGGAANs lsci YOUTH
Sassy Ssc Ex6FSass 5O OSs
T .OOK AT THE LIGHT coLORED KERsY OVER
COATS AT sl2.5o They are daisies. At the
LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING co,
"OH. MAMA. Looxm
THE BOYS ExcLAIM. AS THEY SEE OUR FINE
DISPLAY OF BOYS CLOTHING.
nct thsi. surprss !. nothing :: compared to thu. q
s.s
f snd n sfS ss Ii s.
sc: :.S :n0y e or
= III :sSS:s ss sss IN s s ss q Il
Atwood Cashmere Overcosts at $3.50, worth SO
Fine Blue, Black and Brown Beaver Overcoats 1t &12
y9Eth as good Chinchils oyeScoSt At Sl9. worth
81. s To- sossh eSlaslIls ossIso. en-, 3
o ~Ssts s' se sss
QSs.ces ss,,, SaS Tgrth slS I'm iips g Rnss
Ss:s W. won Ri IL.
Double. breested Frock eufts 81 o25, worth GAO
By9sdcloth Full Dress Suits = e26. worth $40.
hotrouh1e TO show goodDst
OAK HALL.
n2s consr lotA sad 81 nv.
1fEN,e FULL REGULAR MADE HAIY HOSE
IN 1x<c; 1Adiee SILK Euhku16egQ4 Back 1ipe Cash-
| Rs.si bHtso1s - 10 70 ga xbc n0u6ls do9S5as.
Won Gan o1T Al XfI-W00is clI1CuuIX
0akHBHSqF 2a 6SyiRsea2sslEo asIE 81 q EsHS
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frsgrsnt rsfreshins. and lsssing. q per pint.
Hnndoline 1! yns9nalsd - bs.uttAsr u the COM
Toilet; q rendsrs tie skin wkitS anooth "a M "a
preyenss chappdng. Evsry lsdy should Ne Il n
Rhsumsigis, IN in3Anibls EXTERNAL fknsdy for Men,
ralg1A Headache apd Iooehache. II never ss % rive
0tk PREscRIPTIoN DEPARTMENT. und,r ~
parest drugs and chemicals from tie nest rsiiaSIs
ss ossss Ssse :: sssss fgE
" fay.ac,ans 70 tnsPsct 3is DspeEt!Dsok An ~
dispe1esd q our vqFy Low Pa4eo- q '--'-''S
po@t mi9s.ks tse plscs-1H Tx14I8 pRUo
ee1e =. = wux1AM6 co. RssgE1stsrH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-27

Let the pest spsak for the present and then no sx
planation u needed concerning the ELEVENTH An
nual Grand HOLIDAY ~OPENING~ Visitor, are 70
fsrred 70 rssidents for explanation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-27
UMBRELLAS.

UMBRELLAS.
How to begin to tell you Of our stock of Um-
brellas is puzzling-so great is the variety Of
styles, of fabrics. of grades, Of handles Of
mountings. and what not INDISPENSABLE best de-
scribes them, yet we shall endeavor to be more
definite. As for fabrics, we have Umbrellas Of
cambria. alpaca, gloria cloth. lisle-spun cloth.
Windsor silk and pure silk. As for handles, we
domestic, with natural and finished surfaces.
As to the mountings, here the trouble begins,
for there is thousand things that might be
said between the plainest knob to the most
elaborate effort of the silversnaiths art. Arts
tic natural mountings, sterling silver, plain and
chased gold. besutiful in design. yet reasonable
in price
We never sacrifice quality to name low price,
and the Umbrellas bought of US can be de-
pended upon, and are warranted for wear and
general excellence
Helvetia Cloth Umbrellas q grade of the
Gloria,, natural sticks, 26-inch. sl35. nne
a0A"''' 'oincn' sA'''' %'-incn' sZ'
Gloria Cloth Umbrellas. handles finished with
gold caps, 26-inch. s1.5O; 2s-inch, sl75.
Asie-Spun' inreso omorenas are becoming
more ana more popular Inc manufacturers
say: strongest umbrella in the world, made Of
douoie-t~is'ed Hik-wrap ana douhle-twisssd
hsle-tnread ~oof tniiins' ana double-dyed.
..cn.
weis.vs you to take the hnsr GRADES for
granted spittleheld's English SUI Umbrellas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-27

A-o oso fehnsylNhtna avenue
j. c. HurOussos.
IMPORTER
RICH MILLINERY
HIGH NovELrIEs
Per last Steamer
Your inspection solicited
WRAPS AND JACKETS
To which the attention Of Ladies' urgently directed
this entire Stock being new all of the highest grades
Of material, made finished in the most workman
like manner
Jackets $500 ranging IN price 10 gao.
900.
"slZo Made OF the finest grade OF Bradford Plush.
OF 30 hne texture that none but an expert can dis
tineush from the real Fur finished ike the real
Seal garment, richly lined
Special Seal Plush ModJeska at els, reg price s22
Novelties I'm Pattern Garments and have no dupli-
Gates and will recommend themselves 70 patrons An
search Of very high class goods.
KID GLOVES
The Winter importation Of our celetrated Poster
Improved Lacing Glove has arrived. Our sales ON
this Glove during the past have been enormous
and we intend giving patrons this season Glove
having no superior in at. style. or reliability.
Our 81 Glove 10 the best In the city
n22 9o7 PENNSYLVANIA AVE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-27

VICTOR =. ADLYA.a
10 PEB CENT CLOTHING HOUSE IN
sx' ma w ~ g A. cor9S N.ssachusstts svs
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7 APES black .nuqsrAN HARE NuYYs So
n:sts rl2:s q; Ssas S1.ds. kz67i6SSa tees s
4 go PRINCE Alsszr su1r AT siA At TN
k9sDos AND IzvzasooL c1oyA1ne 90,
ne-& "a ma ook
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-19
Boys Suits.
Children's Kilt Suits.

o 2407. Child's grsy cheviot one Nero,
kit suits, plain front, plated b,ck. 81 70
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-19
NainsOoks.

IS STYLES 10 checked and plain nainsooks
from Sc TO 25c per yard.
Elegant patterns in Turkey red table
cloths will arrive Monday. Price, Soc
per ysrd.
Our stock is complete with new goods
Of Victoris. Bishops and Iodis Linen
Lawns. Prices from &c to 35c per yard.
loo dozen sil linen Napkins with red or
blue stripes; size, 12x13. Price, 60c per
dozen.
One case crochet quilts, extra size, H.,
fine qusliR. Price, 81 each.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-19
Ladies' Skirts.

H4s7. Lsdies' stendsrd Muslin skirts,
-zas1 sacks and ruf1ies at bottom; fourteen
sylss. Price. Soc, COO and 75c.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-19

Great many bargains of our Remnsnt
and Reduction Sale still left.
Eel. Satin table damask, finest goods;
former price, 81 75; reduced to 81 per
yard.
E so. Satin table damssk, elegant
goods and patterns; former price, 81 30;
reduced to 90c per yard.
e s7S5 $50 towels, sll linen, 14x27;
former price, Sc; reduced to 43c each.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-19

We wish to call your attention to our
spring and summer weight Dress Flannel
Overshirts. These have Just arrived. The
handsomest line ever brought to the
state, the newest things out. Also, q line
OF Gents Hosiery.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-19

o 2490. Cnild's two piece combination
kills suits, seal brown trimmed with light
brown tricot; also, navy b ne trim med IN
cardinal; cuffs, collars and pockets, at
$3.50.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-19

I am determined to make my Corset
Department the most complete to be
found in the state. 1 carry all Of the
leading and popular brands to be found
in any first class stock and st correct
prices. present bslow d special line Of
fine French Woven Corsets which is
worthy your attention:
Y 27l0 Our 81 French woven corset,
medium lerglh, embroidered bust and full
of bones-A. beautiful shape and well At
ting corset. Price, 81.
Y 2Tf6. Our 400 bone French woven
corset, genuine bone, has four side steels,
handsomely embroidered and medium
length-s very durable and perfect fitting
corset. Price, 81 so.
Y263I. Our foe GOO bone French woven
corset, with four side steels. deliberately
embroidered and medium length per-
feet beauty end genuine bone. Price,
90 50
Y 1886 Our long clasp genuine bone
French woven corset-a special leader
st 81 %.
X27I2. Abesutifully shaped extra long,
genuine bone, French woven corset, with
five clasps and heavily boned. Pric Sl25.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-19

conspuousins Oher houses occasionally meet our p
if is forced exactOn, not spontaneous tribute.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-19

o 74o5 ChiId's blue hsnael kilt suits
with plated skirt, in one piece, with
Cross belt IN bsck. 80 80.
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-10-19
FOUND IN A HOSPITAL.
The Mystery Solved of George w
Gish's DisapDearance.


The friends OF George w. Gish, the
missing manager of the Hall Safe aud
Lock company at $50 Jackson street,
were greatly relieved yesterday after
noon on receiving positive assurance
from Minneapolis that he had not COM
mitted suicide, as was feared, but that
he was being cared for at the Minneap-
oils city hospital.
About So'clock Wednesday evening a
policeman of the Mill City observed a
man walking along the Manitoba rail-
way track. hatleSS and evidently labor
ing under great mental excitement. He
had torn the collar from his shirt, and
when not cutting it with knife was
wildly gesticulating With both arms.
The officer took charge of the man, who
to all appearances was insane, and he
was taken to the city hospital. AS soon
as it was learned at the hospital that
Mr.. Gish had disappeared from st: Paul
under circumstances indicating lnSan-
ity, Mr.. Cavan, of Minneapolis, state
agent of the company, was communl-
Gated with, and upon arriving at the
hospital identified the patient as Mi.
Gish. He is still in the hospital at Min
neapOlis, his physical and mental condi-
ton being such that it will be impossi-
bic to remove him for several days.
1t is expected that his family, who
have been telegraphed for, will arrive
to-day
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-10-19
SINGULAR INFATUATION.
A White Girl Wants to Marry 8
Negro.

While the attorneys were engaged in
empanneling jury for the trial of John
Stewart, for abduction yesterday after
noon, girl about 15 years of age with
brown shawl thrown over her sh0ul-
ders and wearing a jaunty black straw
hat with pink ribbon trimmings, sat
over near the wall. She was evidently
much interested in the proceed
ings, for she listened attentively
to everything that was said
and never took her eyes
from the defendant, big, black, burly
negro, who sat behind his counsel and
coached them in the work of choosing
Jurors. The girl was Eloise Deplae,
whose elopement with Stewart created
such sensation in West st. Paul few
weeks ago. The mismated couple were
afterwards captured at Prescott, Wis,
and Stewart put in Jail to answer for
the abduction. 1t seems ineXplicable
that mere child should be infatuated
with the negro, yet such IS the fact.
She loves him dearly and wishes to
marry him. Eleven jurors had been Sc
cured when the court adjourned. The
case will be resumed this morning.
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-10-19
FOREIGN MISSIONS.
Eminent Authorities Will Dis
cuss an Important Subject.

Eminent Authorities Will Dis
cuss an Important Subject.
Park Congregational church will be
the meeting place next Monday even
ing of the Minnesota Congregational
club, when the topic for discussion will
be Foreign Missions" This subject
will be divided into heads, which will
be treated of by members of the club as
follows: 'RelatiOn to Civilization" :"
Prof. John E. Bradley; Relation to
Science," Prof. A. H. Pearson; "Rela-
tiOn to Higher Education" Prof.
George Huntington; 1.-The American
Board; Its Work." Rev. E. NJ. Will
Jams; "The American Board; Its De-
mandS on U.s." Rev. &. f. Thwing, ID. ID.
The officers of the association are as
follows: President: Hon. Chas. H.WoOd,
Minneapolis. Vice-Presidents: Rev. E..
c. Evans, st. Paul, and Prof. George
Huntington, Northfield. Secretary:
George H.WatSon. ST. Paul. Treasurer:
j.. w. Campbell, Minneapolis. Execu-
tive Committee: Russell r. DOrr, chair
man, st. Paul; Rev. Frank 2. Wood
bury, and Charles A. J. Marsh, Mime
apoliS. Membership Committee: Rev.
A. Hadden, Chairman, Minneapolis; G..
E. Wingate, Minneapolis; E. ID. Parker,
H. NJ. Miller and Charles NJ. Power, st.
Paul.