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Italian Counterfeiter. Sentenced.

NEW YORK, Oct. 26.-Gaetano Rosa and his
wife, Rosa, the recognized leaders OF gang OF
Italian counterfe1ters recently arrested by Secret
service Agent Brooks, were to-day sentenced by
Judge Benedict, In the United States circuit Court
Gaetano TO twelve years In the Erie County peni-
County Jail Both have served terms In the Cam
bridge Mass) jail and In Illinois for ''shoving the
Qoeer."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-26

ue t4uowinR cnanfes from yesterdays quotations
On the WssfnEton Stock Exchange are noted to-day:
Pr oO-year fund, 365s. 1924, currency, III bid
S; LIN bio, 112h asked. North Capitol and
S.rset haiiroad. 39h bid. 40 asked. Georgetown Gas
Ronaan dnsufance 70 h,d. SO asked National Union
insurance NY bid. 81 asked. German American
insurance l24 bid Masonic Hall bonds. lO31 bid
Mssninston Market stock, l3H bid Washington Brick
HAcnlne Co., 100 bid Bank of Washington, 2YI bid
farmers aud Mechanics Bank of Georgetown I86
Sfu Ciuzens National Bank, l25k bid. Second
E Ess Estate Title Insurance. 1l6S bid 1873 asked
L s. Electric Light, 80 bid. 81 asked Wsshineton
Msffet GO. bonds g. Ills bid. Warrington 9aslight
20 bonds. l234 bid Columbus National Bank,
llIS bid Washington and GEORGETOWN kailroad
SUCK xOO bid Franklin Insurance Co, SO bid
lu1ano and Seaboard Coasting Co. stocks. 3 asked
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-26
A Policeman shot hy . Robber.

ST. LOCIs. Oct GA Post Despatch special
FROM Jackson, Tenn, says: Last night Walter
Howard, negro porter for the Southern Express
Co. shot and seriously wounded Policeman J. Z.
Owens, who was attempting 70 arrest the negro.
Howard had robbed the express once ana was
making his escape. He Is Al large, bu. VIII be
pursued until caught, having only slignt start.
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MAN RIEO.

CoRNwELL-MULLAN. Al 81. Aloysius church
Thursday morning. October IS, less. st O'Clock, BY
the Rev. Father AcGurk. LOUIS ". CokNwkA %
Gin SARAH n. MULLAN. No carda
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-26

The board OF trustees OF the Cornell University
funds VI the university Tor the erection OF chem
teal laboratory. Hiram w. sibley, OF Rochester,
was elected university trustee N place Of the late
Hiram &b1ey.
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No FAx1nr S.,,

prompt and eonvsnssus remedy for c,ou,
'oopans Cough Bronchitis and othsr rhroe. ma
s0shisa Abostis Of Aysr.s cAsrry Pec.or,l b.,
nany ana Ma J. arsss. LIST 81. Lowell. Ma
NJ children have taken Ayers Cherry Pee
ssI Tor Group. nsivss immediate rslsx. iuvsr,ab,
followed By cur~-
FOUND Ays's Cherry Pectoni Q perfect chr.
csoop In ~ ossss have Known the vor,, So,
IN very short time By IL. use and .dv,,. a,
s.ninss 70 sesptt In TIE HDussr-a n. Lastmsr. N n
NJ Vernon. Ga 49,
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
spsrsd BY DR. ]. c AVER co. Lowell, No. Sold
~ pr.ssissa Prios. q; nix bottles, Is.
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BALTIMORE. Nd Oct. 90. - virr1ntsconsols az
asked; do. ten-forties. IS bid: do. threes 81
Central, 74A:7: Cincinnati washington and Balt.
consolidated gas bonds. l0shai09; do. stock, 5OGa
BALTIMORE. Nd. Oct es.-cotton, sseady-mid-
southern: strong and higher Fultz 12all7: Long
berry. ll3allS; western. strong and hixher; No. =
winter red spot 1OSAal0SA: October, lO8kalOS q:
November. 1O9a 1O9h December Ill Salll i; Jsnu.
steady; white. oOa5l. yellow. 5Os51; western rmer
mixed spot, 40; October, 40. year. 4JA46 anuary
45a45k; February, 45a45A. Oats quiet . d steady
asoaihern and PennsyiyaniA 2sa:3: western white.
32H asked Rye. quiet and fairly steady, 66a6S
Hay. quiet an lower-prime to choice western Is 90
sl65O. Provisions Lood obbnx trade, values steady
22k Petroleum. dull-re6ned, ~. Coffee.quiet-Rio
cargoes fair. 15xal6. Sugar. dull-A soft 7H: COP
per refined firm; 16sl6h Whisky; quiet and nomi-
tive for .otton-cotton I'd: aour ton. l7a grain
nat and nominal 3kd. Receipts : nour. 6.OO0 BAR
rels; wheat .0OO bushels corn. 1000 bushels oats
1000 bushels. ryes 1000 bushels shipments
wheat, 2S7.OOO bushels corn. 5 1000 bushels.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. Oct 20, IL q m-December wheat IN now
quoted at l17f; May at 1l7a: November corn, at
larry hard. Sl1Oasl l2H; January short Ribs. 737 j
CHICAGO, IT. Oct. 20, LIS p. m tclo.e>-whe.t
yem6sr. dix: December. 3SN May. 3sx. Oats,
Srm-cssh, 2a1; November, s4S: December. 25I;
M May: 2isr whisky 10 Pork i9xerIsa:h 4 90
E.sd aS ScvsnSsi so5 Sscsn5 s2
I,S1H- October short ribs, 7.65.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-26
Chicago Markets.
The President's Trip to New York.

The President's Trip TO New York.
The President will leave Washington at 3:45
O'Clock this afternoon for New York to review the
business mems parade which takes place there to.
morrow. He will be accompanied by Mrs. Cleve-
land, Mrs Folsom and Col Lamont and will be the
guest OF Secretary Whitney during his short stay
In New York. The party will return to Washing.
ton directly after the parade leaving New York
about O'Clock.
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Yellow Fever In 0ro0klyns
SRA CAPTAIN DIES or THE pRRA pIsRAsR IN a No
YTTAL THEIR

Capt. yensrd, Of the Red Cross Line steamship
Cearense, died In ST. Johns Hospital Brooklyn,
yesterday, and his malady Is pronounced yellow
feves. His vessel LEFT Pernambuco september "a
last
Last Friday the captain complained OF head
ache and pains In the stomach. He took some
medicine, and on Monday, when the vess I
reached quarantine. he rose from his sick bed and
Smith boarded the vessel certined that there was
no sickness on board, received his bill OF health,
and then came up 20 the Martin stores. on Fur;
man street. From the moment that the vessel
was docked he became gradually weaker. Mr. p.
b Borland, the consgnee, went on board and
nS ~ ne o apa
ing MT. Borland had him removed 10 cot to the
~ 70 ,n,. TINA m m. MN. .w.ra tho, me
tain was suffering with yellow fever Mr.. Bor-
land secured private room for the invalid DIR.
Cotton, OF the house stan, examined him, and he
was In doubt as to the nature OF his sickness.
During the night, however, he became convinced
that the symptoms were unmistaKably those or
yellow fever, and he caused the patient TO be re-
moved 70 room on the upper story and CON-
pletely isolated from the other wards In the inst-
tuition.
Dr. Cotton some time later communicated with
Health Commissioner Grimm, who noUned DIR.
Baker. secretary OF the board OF health; Health
Inspector levitt aud DR.. George v. Converry.
They hurried with all speed 10 the hospital and
took precautions TO prevent q spread OF the dis
ease. Messengers were sent 10 the storehouses
where the steamship was locked. LaDorers were
OuS1iy engaged In unlodulng tne carSO, ana much
OF II had already been removed.
Work was Immediately stopped, and efforts were
made TO ind out where the cargo had been taken.
WHAT remained on the dock was thoroughly fumi-
gated, and the doctors then went on board the
vessel fumigated everything, and then ordered the
steamship TO be towed 10 quarantine, where she
now Is Yesterday afternoon DIR. Baker, DIR. n. ID.
Bliss and the other two physicians besides Dr. COL
ton made an autopsy, the result OF which showed
that Captain Jeliard had genuine yellow lever.
When the autopsy was concluded an Undertaken
Immediately placed the body IN Theoretically
sealed metallic caskeJ and took Il TO Evergreens
cemetery, where It was buried The ward was
mo cACsR FOB ALARM
The health authorities are trying TO md the cab
that took the deceased captain TO the hospital
I'VE are disinfecting everything and everybody
with whom the dead man came In contact, said
Health Commissioner Grimm yesterday afternoon.
al DO not apprehend any danger whatever. There
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-26

Mr.. Love will NOt Run
He DECLINES TO BIZ THE VICE PRESIDENTIAL cANDr-
DATE OF TIE EQUAL RIGHTS PARTY.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 26-Mr. Alfred II. Love- q
merchant OF this Guy, president Of the Universal
Peace Unions American Branch, will, tomorrow,
publish letter declining the candidacy for Vice.
President OF the national equal rights ticket.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-26

A RIVAL 10 TEE PULLMAN Co-The wilmington,
Del. Ecenino Journal publishes the announce
that win probably prove formidable rival
% the Pullman Co. The new company
win be known as the Union Palace Car
Co, and VIII be consolidation OF the Mann Bou-
dotr and W0odrQn PariOr Car Cos. The capital
viii be x3,00Q,0O0 The combination IL largely due
20 Job II. jackson, OF the Jackson sharp
Co, car builders Of Wilmington. Both the
Jackson Sharp Co and the Harlan 4
H0ltngworth Company have built many
cars for the two companies mentioned, taking In
part payment stock Of the debtor companies, I'M
u now they own controlling interest IN the capt.
Isl STOCK Of the TWO parior car companiea The
emplated for some months, and George II. Pull
man has made great but unayailing efforts TO get
competing companiea
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-26

the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad for Septem-
Der. 1855 shows gross earnings Of Sl33, 976 an In
crease OF A.942 as compared with September
1887; expenses, s7s957, an Increase OF slas57;
net earnings, to5Ol9. against S63 a34 for the same
month last year, decrease OF x3,9l5.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-26

w hen baby was Sch. We rsve her css-oriA
Nh<n abe x@s . child. she cried for Czssorfs
when abe became hisz. abe chung 70 Csssoria
N<sA s@s sE-1axel. sLS awe them C~sSoris
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-26

During the twenty -four hours ending at O'Clock
this afternoon deaths were reported to the health
once as follows: Lizzie Walker, white, 40 years;
Margaret Mitchell, white, months; Charlotte v.
Gomdie, white. 70 years; Rebecca J. Osborne
white, Is years; Catherine N. Twiford, white, 81
years; Annie Z Baines, white, 20 days; Mary Z
Russell - years; Geo E Martinez, white, ]
year; Elizabeth s Boyd white 81 years; Clara r.
Stanton, white, 6 years; Ada T. Raines. white, Is
years; Blanche c. Doran, white, Is years; Daniel
Gross. colored, 3 years; Jaa johnson, colored, &c
years; Ernest Burrell colored, month; Oliver
Washington, colored, 10 days
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-26

HELENA, MONT, Oct 26.-fire this morainG De
sfroyed Gebaner Tergys planning mill Ioss
carriages and harness. Loss $50 900; Insurance.
S2AOO0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-26

Awaits those who suffer from aches and
pains. II they VIII use BKSsox's PLAsrKR.
the most highly priced external remedy
within our reach For Rhuemstisln. sci.t
lea and Bsckaehe II Is all that can be de-
LASEhAL sired In Coughs. Colds. Hoarseness and
Chest Pains. IL Is both . preventive and
cure AK for Benson's and refuse all
8kWAkD other plasters.
- send two cent stamp TO seabury 3
johnson. n. Y. for copy d INSTRUCTIONS
frOm the Doctor.- o~oa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-26

SUsQUEHANNA, PA, Oct 26-Hon. Morris j. Lar
raDee, OF this place. a prominent member OF the
bar, and formerly representative In the legtsla-
ture, died this morning from rheumatism.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-26

For the L0ss Of Her HusbaaA,s Aztec.
lions.
MRS. BEAIs, OF LOWELL, AWARDED THIRTY fHousAxp
DOLLARS DAMAGES.
BOSTON, Oct. 26-ln the suit OF MIA Nyra Beals
against DIR. Ausustin Thompson, OF Lowell for
$4,000 damages for having alienated her nus
bands aneetions, the Jury brought In verdict for
the plaintin this morning awarding her xs0 600
damages.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-26
Mr.. Flood a Little Better.
HEIDELBERG, Oct 26-Mr. James G. Flood, Of
CaufOrnta, Is rather better.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

The New York Stock Market.
The following the opening and closing prices of
the New York stock Market, Is reported BY special
wire to Corson and Mccartney. 14l9 4 street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-26

HAGERsTowN, Nd, Oct 26.-Ex-Gov and az
United States Senator VIM T. Hamilton died OF
pneumonia at about noon to-day at his home In
this place.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-26

ENGISEERs THANK Gov. HuI.-At the meeting q
the Brotherhood or Locomotive Engineers In Rich
mond yesterday r. N. Arthur was reelected cnlef
and Mr. Ingraham secretary OF the Insurance Or
der or the brotherhood. resolution was adopted
thanking Gov. Hill, OF New York Tor appointing
NJ Richard a member OF the Brotherhood q osafo
railroad commissioner OF New YORK.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-26

QUEEN NATALIE APPEALA-Queen Natalie has
Appeared 10 Palrlarch Dion sius Const anIinopo
VINO Is the superior OF Metropolitan TheodosiuA,
against the latter's action In dissoving the mar
riage VI the Queen and King Milan A LONDON
cable special says: King Milans hlg h-handed &C.
ton In having his creature, Metropolitan Tneo-
dosius, whom he arbitrarily created awhile a9o
now as arbitrarily decree his divorce, "a the most
important thing politically which has happened
south OF Vienna since BaItenberg's forcible abduc.
uon from Bulgaria. IL would surprise no one IN
England II TINS occurrence led 70 grave dsturoanc
In the dencaIely balanced Balkan situation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-26

WANTS TO COMPETE PoR THE CrP.-At meeting
OF the New York Yacht Club yesterday letter
was read from Naval Architect PhelpS OF England
stating hat IL his Intention 70 de igp cut or
that might compete for the Amegicas Gun n IL
were possible 10 carry a draughl OF IL feet over
the course ana requested the secretary 20 inform
him II such q vessel would he ruled cut or not liz
was decided 10 forward IN Mt. Phelps clpy VI enc
new "deed OF GIT" as IL contained all dcIailk 20
gether with the depth OF wafer. which must be at
Irast - feet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-26

20 cns patient Who wns unAbae - 0anm0 - -
ordinary pusfneea bsceuse bis brain - nzoo -
bsnsnt. and ultimate recovery tolove9- o9g3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-26

INC -sAs8SSVsAc0 AAOtshCsucs
In the Criminal Court, Judge Montgomery, this
morning. the trial Of the colored man VIM. BriggA
for the murder Of VIM. Jones, coored, on the Sd Of
Nay last, by shooting him In quarrel over q hat
was resumed Mr. j. Med. Darlington tor the de-
PENDANT concluded his arg ument about IL 80
O'Clock. He argued that tho case was one Of selt.
defense.
M. npscomb made tho concluding argument 70
the jury.
fm july TAXES rHI cAaE.
Judge Montgomery charged the jury that II they
found that Briggs at the time was In danger Of
great bodily harm, and that there was no reasona-
Ole way open for his escape, he should be acquit
projection, and seeing the alteration was about
TO be renewed, became impasstoned and fred the
shot, he should be convicted OF manslaughteI.
But II they md that ne went there With the full
deliberate purpose Of using his pistol and shot
VII the intention 70 KILL he should be convicted q
murder. The jury retired at 2 O'Clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-26

BOND OFFERINos.-To-dAy's bond OFFERINGS az.
gregated seo6. $50, a. follows: Coupon 500
at l2s; sl5,5oO at 12s; 1900 at 12sx; 1000 at
l2Sk. Registered 4s-S1OO, 600 at 100; $50, 900 at
Ess; 800 600 at 12SH; 10000 at 1881; So, 900
az l2S; $50 400 at l2SH; S. 600 at 100; $4,000 at
4Hs-sl0. 600 at 108k; 1000 at 1OSk. r, gistered
4d-A5OO at 1851; 5000 at 1Osk; s1S5, 900 at
AZ se s a. az 1881 100000 a. 1osa m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-26

PKRsONAL--Mr. John Hitz has returned from
four months trip to Europe.-Hon. John A. Hol-
man Of Indianapolis, r. 81. Cleary Of Richmond
H. Rooinette of Toronto, +. H. Gli1den Of Cleve-
land, L Blume, C. E. Becker, L 8. Nelson. A. Hage-
man, and r. r. Laird OF New York, and W. b
Cogsweu OF Syracuse, are at Willard'a-J. X.
Tregloun OF San Francisco, and Chas. A. AcKevitt
OF New York, are at The st. JameA-F. s. Ely Of
New York, and H s. Cohen OF Philadelphia, are &c
the National.-W. E. Tucker, and T. w. Hewitt
OF New York, are at the METROPOLITAN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-26

Philadelphian-sYea The title Of my lecture
this season Is: HOW 70 Raise the standard Of
True ManlinesR' It has been the hope and dream
OF my life
"Same way with me, mister; same way with me.
I've said hundred times that there won't b no
more progress tall sfolks stop adultesatin' good
hckerS"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-26

II. w. oliver, ST., father OF II. W. Oliver, Jr., ths
iron king, and an Old and prominent citizon Of
I1Jtsburg Pa, died yesterday Of pneumonia He
was eighIy-nve years OF age.
The FiIchburg Railroad directors yesterday
voted not 10 pay the usual dividend Prom Ear
back as 1850 the fitchburg Railroad has always
paid dividends. and nigh a. y per cent
he decree lorbidding The sale OF DR.. Aackenneb
book In Germany has been rescinded-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-26

BRAVE EkGISEEks PkkyknT ADhAsTkh-Agr avo
disaster was only averted al Rowland, Mass, yes
terday when the New York and New Bedford
trains coilided, Dy the bravery OF the two engin-
eers. Engineer Faulkner, OF the New Bedford
danger, and Engineer sneehan, OF the New YORK
train, DID the same, and when the trains met u
was al greatly diminished speed Both engineers
stuck 70 their posts In the face OF what appeared
cerIain death, and prevented serious loss "a ufe.
The passengers on the two trains drew up testi-
monial TO the engineers for their bravery and
raised q handsome purse. Flremen Palmer ana
Shaw also remained at their posts, and received
commentator for their action IN the testimonial
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-26

To the Editor Of TEE EvxHrxo srAl:
In connection with the discussion OF tho British
minister's letter the papers speak or Prot G. v.
Riley, the entomolosist, a. an Rngiishman. am
quite sure that the professor would be the last TO
disclaim the land OF hts birth, but thirty years
residence In this country, service In the Union
army, naturalization for quarter OF century,
and ondcial position, whether state or national,
during most OF that time, may be supposed TO con.
stitute American citizenship, especially when
combined, Is In his case, with the most complete
American sentiment and sympathteA y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-26
WARRINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP.

NEW NATIONAL BANK.-The Controller of thu
Currency has authorized the organization OF thu
City National Bank Of David City, Neb, capita
$50 600. B. O. Perkins president, and Z z Leonard
cashier
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-26
Admiral Porser,s Report.

Abk0S ROBt01S0 R8pOxts
The annual report OF the admiral Of the Navy,
submitted TO the Secretary, recomniends that
apprentices be shipped for ten yearA with
the understanding that they are eligible 70
the highest grades of petty onleers
II found competent He also recon-
mends that the appropriation Of QA000 ~.
Quested for the support OF the Naval War college,
be granted He considers the War College to be
an absolute necessity, In view OF the changing
conditions OF naval warfare
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-26

A WASHINGTON BABY GETS SECOND PHfxn m
KANSAS CITY.-Philip Z Mullen, j., the sixteen
mouths old son OF Mr.. and 4rs p. z Mullen,
formerly OF Washington was awarded the prize
as the second handsomest boy baby among nearly
eight hundred little ones who were exhibited at
the Kansas City Baby show last week NJ and
Mrs Mullen removed from Washington about two
years ago Tho mother Is the daughter q Nj.
John FO0arty, OF this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-26
Mr.. Thomas J. Fishers Illness.

Mr.. Thomas ]. Fisher is resting quietly to-day.
There is not much change In his condition. He is
able to get some rest now and In this respect his
Coalition may be said 70 be more favorable.
The doctors attending Mr. Fisher decided to-day
70 place their patient under the Influence OF ether
In order to make an examination TO determine
whether an operation would be necessary. After
the ether was administered and while the patient
was ing handlt d the obstruction was somewhat
relaxed, which the doctors regarded as q favorable
sign. They decided that an operation would not
he necessary. The patient recovered from the
ether with no bad effects and was resting quietly
Late this afternoon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-26

EQUnY C0URFCyud0e OH
To-day, lifting agt. Zitung; decree Of divorc9
Boland agt Boiand; SAFE decreed; job Barnard
appointed trustee. Henkle agt Wilson; pro con-
feeso made absolute Russell agk Russell; rule o.
defendant
CIRCUIT CoUHf No. 1-ysdos Hd0wey.
To-day, Gassaway agt Thurm; verdict for
plaintiff, Sll56 National Cash Rsgissry Co agt
DemoneL on ulAl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-26

Tho water trough now Standing &C the north.
east corner Of 7th street and New York avenuf
has bean ordered 20 be removed 70 tho north stdl
Of street.
II has been recommended that q hexagonal
asphalt tile aideWalk Do laid In mont Of 31Ao y
street northWeoa, under the permit aystem
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-26

.faihsr's peopsSy,vin sappor IL eS.lgse bsssel
g eopZnghf Co., ~ S S.ss u
man. Who anGue0 u oo9c - - u NM
deref OF Paymastess McOlure ana Hla11G1n, nen1
WNkenharrS 40 No., va asBoneo0 - 0gwogo
Il. n. yeaGsrday. Noshia9 60 - learnsd n0g
sssa n - g s - & 60 % w,isssSsssS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-26

HHoUo9~4U - 1B001 ED80006
Deeds In tee have been nled a. follows: 1sthef
G. I'M to John h Cockrell. sub lots 7, r and @,
"a, 500 $4,000 Lucy L q. Lang % Harrlee Ord
way, interest," N lot L "a III; 500. q C. Raub 70
Jane Lawson pit 2, "a. 25S; eA000 Mons
4tileE1ck % G. Werner, p& "a O. 613; zoo
Daily Republican., 1888-11-05

TIE hypocrisy OF The two-oent Demo
cratic journal 10 sonsihing wonderful
In an article published last Saturday II
advises lie readers not 10 vOis for Htok.
man for Lazy oouFt uommissloneE, ba-
cause he iB'An AbbeIttor and the sponsor
for county tax eoIleoIorH, who have
brought our laws into dlsrspute, and
deprived he County olhundrsdh Of dol
lara" Yet during this antlra eAmpHiRn
that jlurnAl has NOS had . single word
b say against lhs ro-sle Sll0n Of the as
SCISSORS, who by the 0uirnsss whlch they
have perpeirAled upon our eiHzssp
made Il possible for thsSs County tax
colleolorS 10 deprive ''lhe County OF
hundteds OF dOllAEa" Thsss men
should, and We balleve will be dsieAloi,
aud thAt BY the fAlr-minded, honest
men OF their own party. We know
nothing and care less shout the Every
Essnins's Eht with Mr.. Hickman, bn'
We do knoW that u The people want
representative In the Levy Oour,
AgAinsi whom there has nsVsr been
even . whisper, thsy Will cast their
wales for John j. Gallagher, the Be
publican NOMINEES. He IL Q well known
business man, and will transact the
peoples business in The same manly,
straightforward, honest manner thA.
he doas his eSE.