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Wichita eagle., 1888-01-11

The s'honest cashier" on exhibition in
the Cincinnati dime museum is said to be
the attraction of the show. 1t was a
great hit of the managers in securing
him for exhibition.
Wichita eagle., 1888-01-11

We haven't seen the text of the bill
introduced in congress to abolish
anarchy, but we undertake to say
that the method is no improvement
on the Chicago plan.
Wichita eagle., 1888-01-11

Gov. Seay, of Alabama, is enjoying a
senatorial boom, and may be elected to
supersede Senator Morgan in the United
States senate.
Wichita eagle., 1888-01-11

In these days of wild speculation it is
well to let trusts alone. There. is only
one that can be relied upon without dam
ger of loss, l. e., trust in God.
Wichita eagle., 1888-01-11

by hope, the farmer surveys rich land
scape by whose fertility he is enriched,
and by whose beauty his soul is elevated
as he gazes at sunrise and sunset toward
the vague horizon.
Wichita eagle., 1888-01-11

1t is very likely the ''great cry for
tariff reform now raised, SO far as con-
gressional action goes, will result in
little wool"
Wichita eagle., 1888-01-11

New OK S1r-
Is B1ston well: There was a dinner
there kat night which began after $50
n. IN. j. THIS not an unmanly asslnliLa-
tIon 10 the customs Of CIVILIZED eFsae-.
Wichita eagle., 1888-01-11

1t was somewhat unexpected, coming
frem the Democratic side of the chamber,
but that little fifteen minutes speech of
Senator Browns, Monday, will put to the
test logic and rhetoric and sophistry and
every feature and form OF argumenta-
ton at the command of the free trade
and whisky champions. Senator Beck
announced his intention to reply to Mr..
Brown at an early day, and he will no
doubt exert himself. Now that war has
broken out in the Democratic ranks
over the tariff question the victory to the
people through Republican endeavors
will be all the more easy.
The Republican members of the Hen-
lucky legislature having very properly
nominated the Hon. William O.. Bradley
of Garrard county for United States SEN
ator, the Louisville Courier Journal re-
marks in its facetious way that he has
probably the finest collection of empty
honors ever gathered by young Ken
tuckian, and advises him to start a
museum. Those laugh best who laugh
last. Colonel Waterson will, we trust,
live to edit his diverting newspaper
many years after Mr.. Bradley Tor some
other good Republican, shall have taken
his seat as senator of the United
States from the state of Ken
lucky. The colonel has already lived to
see very interesting and suggestive
changes in the political climate of his
own town of Louisville
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-13
Condensed Locals.

Mr.. A l. Herman, proprietor OF kernan's Theater,
had his Leg broken Saturday BY horse running
away with him IN Druid Hill Park, Baltimore.
dead white male infant was found IN New
Hampshire avenue, between and streets north
west, this morning.
A coIored boy named stuart was overcome by the
heat yesterday morning, AT 9Th and East Capitol
streets, and was sent to his home.
Ala meeting OF Healy Branch OF the Irish Ma
uonal League, l1St niynt, resolutions were adopt
ed eX pressing pleasure at the Iact that the IrlSn
leaders are eEdeayorIng 10 Tesuscitate the WOODEN
Industry In Ireland.
the Citizens Association of Northeast " ash
ington have adopted resolutions approx NJ Ihe
bill which Jhs Comm. Ssi0nerS nave recommended,
providing for Tree water for domestic use.
The American Bar Association Will meet at
Saratoga Wednesday. and Colonel Broadhead,
Judge Doyle ana Mr.. r. X. Perry VIII leaye this
city a committee OF the National Association 10
attend IL.
During the forty-eight hours ending at O'Clock
this morning the ponce made one hundred and
thirteen arrests
Saturday afternoon In the Criminal Court, Judge
Montgomery, the motion OF defendant In the case
OF John sullivan, convicted in June las or man
slaughter ana sentenced 10 the penlientidry, 10
commute the punishment, was taken under ad-
visement-
The report Of Coroner Patterson for the month
OF July shows that foTty-elght deaths were lives
tigated- There were SIX cases OF drOw ming, nVe
unknown Infants found uedd, one OF t1lein having
been murdered, and three cases or aecidentai
death
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Affairs i'm West Washington.

GONE TO ATLANTIC CITY.-A party consisting OF
MI anu Mrs. Arthur Small, Mr. and Mrs James
Arcner, Miss Annie Brown, Miss Ella Gibbons and
MesSrS. john GiDoous Arthur ProDey, DIR. Joha
Moran aud WIN. NJ nogue LETT on Saturday eveh-
ing Tor Atlantic City Tor stay OF about ten days
POLICE COURT CASES.-'I on y stopped In the pO-
ice station for lodgings" answered Edward Gard
ner, VINO was arralgned on 4 charge Oh vagrancy
preferred against him by Officer WEIGH. The pris-
oner spent several nights In the station LOGGER
and was afterward found drunk. He told the
court That he was from Hampton, Va, and upon
MS promise 10 return the judge tooa his personal
pChus.-A Coiored woman named Rose Ford was
arralsned on charge OF diSoIderly conduct at
Thursday. Guilty she answered. "The court
nnes you So sad the CLERK. "rhank you," she
said. Is She went bacN.
The NEGRO WHO SHOT AT JOSEPH O'CoNNoR-
William Boiden, the Leyro VINO shot ut Joseph
OConnor, corner OF Valley and 2 streets, Friday
evening, As taken To the Pc Ice Court this morn
Ing ana Will be tried Wednesday. Bolden has been
confined IN the hospital Since FRIDAY, suffering
from injuries received at the hands OF OConnor
ailer The shot was fired. Bail Was fixed at SlUo.
THE CHAIN BRIDGE is being refioored. travel
is not iulerIered with Dy this work.
GRAIN RECEIPTS.-Canal-b boat LoadOun arrived
VITA 1900 bushels or wheat and lOuO bushels CT
corn ior &. T. Dunlop.
TEMPERATURE AND CONDITION OF WATER AT :
A. hL-orta t Fans, temperature, rs; condition,
rs; receiving reservoir, Temperature SO: conul-
Ton AT north connection, 80; condition at south
connection. 30; distnoutln, reservoir, tprnpera-
lure, 81; condition at in1uent gate-house &c. con-
dltlnn at emuent gate-aouSe, 81. HIgl tide in the
river To-Day at 2:O4 p. H., low tide at 6:5l pm.
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He FRUSrRATES THE COMMISSION BY BEGINNING
LIBEL SUIT IN THE SCOTCH COURTS.

He FRUsrRATES THE COMMISSION BY BEGINNING A
LIBEL SUIT IN THE SCOTCH COURTS.
Mr.. Parnell has caused something or a sensation
by beginning proceedings for libel against the
London Times In Scotland. The preliminary
papers In the suit were served In Edinburgh sat.
urd2y. Three news agents who sell the Times
there were formally placed under .c2O penalty
each, according TO the Scotch custom to appear
when called for In the suit OF ChaS stewart Par
nell OF Avondale, County Wicklow, Ireland
against John Walter, proprietor or the Times
newspaper London, and George Edward Wright
printer and publisher OF the same. The suit is
Tor libel, damages not yet stated. Tn. law OF
and Mr.. Parnell has retained two OF the best no.
hon. John +. Balrour, NJ. P. Tor Clackmo nnan, and
suit Is limited strictly to the letters said 10 be
forged and Will not be permitted to go beyond the
questions they raise. The prospects or the suit
are very favorable for the plainIir. The suit Is
certain TO have q result one way or the other as
IN Scotland majority OF o TO Jurors suf1ces to
decide a case.
One thing Is certain, and that Is that Mr.. Par
neil has brought suit In the nick OF time Anoth.
er day would have been too Late as the cominiss-
lou Oil has passed the third reading and receives
the royal assent Monday. This would have barred
Mr. Parnelp5 private SUIT. as II indemnifies the
Times explicitly and completely against any other
proceoing, either civil or criminal u question
which was long and acrimoniousy debated last
week. Mr.. Parnell has checkmated the govern
ment, as the commission cannot Investigate q
matter While II Is under consideration In O reg
ularly constituted court
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Alexandria Affairs.


DANGERoUS--The committee on streets having
In vain urged the Midland Railway authorities to
repair the east end OF the Wolfe street tunnel.
Wllcn. tnty say, Is In dangerous condition, now
announce That "Should there be any accident at
that point the full responsibility will rest with the
authorities OF the Virginia M:dl nd Co." All the
trahc Oh the road from Shepherds or from Union
street passes under this tunnel.
TIE BAPTIST AssoCIATION.-Ihe Potomac Baptist
Association Will op II its S 'ssion In the Washing
ton-street baptist church, In this city, next Wed
nesday. The association comprises all the New
Scaool Baptist CHURCHES in LOudoun, Fauquer
faisfax and Alexandria Counties, and sew raj hun
dred Delegates, ministers, and laymen will attend
the meeting OF the association. Many OF the dele
gates VIII be hospltabl' entertained here.
TIE DRAINAGE TROUBLE.-The question OF the
adjustment OF grade, IN the northwes ern portion
OF tue civ Is still un ettled The Chairman or the
committee on streets saws that the main obstacle
In the way Is The unwlltn yness OF the Pennsy va
dad Railroad authorities to conform their tracks 10
the street grade on Fayette street, or to
70 the expense OF making tunnel that would
allow the present railroad grade to be maintained
aud the water 10 flow OF from the street.
N0TES-Commonwealth Attorney Clements is
couecting testimony reiative to the prize-1ght IN
Alexandria County, above the Three Sisters last
Saturday morning, and the matter will be laid be-
fore the next Grand Jury which is summoned at
the County Court.-Some weeks ago the civ
council appointed a Committee 10 wait upon the
Commt sioner OF Agriculture in reference 10 the
expenditure IN Alexandria or portion OF the
100000 TO be devoted during the coming fiscal
ear 10 experiments in sugar produc, ion SO far
no action has been taken. Commissioner Col man
is now In the West but his return IL is expected
that the committee will wait upon him IN refer.
ence 10 the matter.-The police say that Alexan.
drla has never had more quiet Sunday than yester-
day.-Judge Stuart returned Saturday from his
trip To Nova Scotia.-Alexandria Is now the
shipping port for considerable Quantities OF poplar
wood, sent North to be converted into WOOD NUN.
Tor which that species OF timber Is admirably
ntted.-Rev. l. F. York, OF Washington, preached
al Trinity N. L. church here yesteTday.-Alex.
andria jail still continues to be the county prison
OF Loudoun County, and Geo. Jackson Is how mere
Charged with shooting james Drummond. col.
ored.-There are now 625 licensed dogs here
more than ever berore.-W. A. Smoot q Co have
tn contract at s. 40 for supplying coal the gas
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A sEnIous CASE At BoYD's srATIoN-PKRsoNAI NOTES
FROM RoCKvILLE AND VICINITY.
Corrsspondencs of The EVENING STAB.


sEnTous CASE At BoYD's srArIoS-PERsoNAL NOTES
FROM RoCKvILLs AND VICINITY.
Corrsspondencs Of The EVENING STAB.
ROCKVILLE, Nd, August IL 1e6a
On Friday night, Josiah Thompson, q man hav.
ing wife and three children, and living n the
vicinity OF Boyd's Station, was brought here and
lodged in Jail under q commitment issued BY JUS
tice Dutrow, charging him with having seduced
the daughter OF John T. Hawkins OF that locality.
The parties to this affair are neighoors The girl
Is about years old, and Is said 70 be
feeling in the community At Boyd'a Thompson
gave bail on Saturday evening. The day after the
SS JOHN = the Of s
sons, and, it is Stated. ordered TO dsmount from
son, II Is charged attempted to drag him from the
horse, and failing in this, pelted him with stones
lookout for the assaiians
Considerable feeling is manifested In this COM
munty In regard TO an order passed by the town
the building on the main street Of the town be-
longing to Miss Mary Wallace, OF Washington.
Tbis portion OF the house has not been occupied
for several years, Is rather unsightly, and It is
claimed by near residents to be 4 nuisance. On
the other hand Il is claimed interested parties
wish to get possession OF the property at a NOM
The late hot weather has been productive Of an
unusual amount OF sickness In this community.
which is noted as one OF the most healthy places
In the state.
Mrs. Chase and family, Of Washington, who have
been spending tue last two months at the resi-
dence OF Miss Harriet Dugan, Will to-mor; ow leave
Tor the virginia Springs Miss Mary Sommers,
daughter Of the late Dr.. A. Sommers, who has
been residing at Elizabethtown KY, for some time,
Is visiting friends here Mr.. Micnaei Wilson, agel
slxty-nve years, prominent citizen Of Bethesda,
died there to-day. He was leading member OF
the CHRISTIAN Church, and the funeral services
Will De conducted by Rev. F. D. Power, OF Vermont
Avenue church, Washington. S-A. NJ.
The broad sword contest between Captain Daily
and Duncan &. Ross, at Coney Island Saturday
afternoon, was Witnessed by big crowd. Each
mad won three rounds when Days horse plunged
into the crowd, injurtng several people. The con-
teStantS were arrested and held 10 bill
NJ, W. Va, was visit by thunder storm
saturday evening and lightning struck several
buildings Katie Dunlap was Instantly killed by
one stroke, and her brother and several others in
the vicinity Frustrated.
The cuban government reports to Madrid that
an agitation Is being Carried on in Cuba with the
assistance or iDnueltl American politicians, In
FAVOR OF the annexation or Cuba to the United
STATES
Cnautauqua gave Rev. DR.. Phillips Brooks, OF
day.
Reports have been received at Ottawa that sew
erai American nsntng vessels have run the gaunt-
let oy the Canadian cruisers, anu are making big
hauIS Ia The lower ST. ,wrence. One OF The
cruisers Will be ordered to give chase TO the in
truderS.
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TWENTY Years Experience
SELLING DRY GOODS 70 CASH CUSTOMERS.

sELLlN9 DRY GOODS TO CASH CUSTOMERS.
Beautiful Lawns, SC. &c., lOc.. l2Hc
Black Sulah SlIkss excellent quality, price 75c
reduced t. SOC.
India Linen finest quality, price was l5c. reduced
to Sc
Cream .Albatross. all pure fine WOOL wide double
width. price was 0Uc., reduced 20 81 NC
Fancy Siks III Checks and str pes actual cost 81 &c
4OC.. Acc. 4Sc.
French Satteens. finest quality 2oc
CEaliies, French styles. lOc.
65c. va
Beautiful Satteens, new French styles, l5c
Nnns NeiliuE all pure hne French Vol. price was
&c. reduced TO 20c
HandsJlne sa;in Plaid India Linen. finest quality,
price was 25c. reduced to l2Ac.
CARTERJ,
I'll MARKET SPACE. NEAR 9TH STREET
Cash customers who buy IS will select one of
the following valuable presents: pair size
lure Linen Damask Towels. worth 81; PAIR OF SILK
Embroidered Corsets, worth 7,c. hall dozen nne
quality Damask Napkins worth 15c.
a.nnlere ohawls, kure WOOL, Cream, Blue. Garnet.
S125.
Henrietta Cashmeres Pure Fine Wool, wide double
width. all colors, ice was Soc, reduced to 45c
Cash customers who buy $40 over will lect one
OF the valu BILE presents: large size handsome Bridal
Quit, wo al 81. so; one dozen ine quality Damasx
Nal kin worth 81 80 two pairs large size lure
Linen Danask 1oweis, worth ST. t30
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Fun Os THE BRrs1o1-

is NO WHERE COMPARED WITH THE PLEAS.
URE DERIVED FROM THE BARGAINS DIS
PENsED TO CONSUMERS OF MEMS AND BOYS
CLOTHING AT THE AssIaNEE's SALE OF THE
ENTIRE STOCK OF THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTH.
ING co. NEARLY EVERYTHING GOES AT HALF
VALUE. IT Is USELESS TO ENUMERATE THE
QUANTITY OF BARGAINS TO BE FOUND AT
THIS SALE. IT CANNOT BE DONE COME SEE
FOR YOURSELF. AND YOU WILL NOT GO AWAY
DISAPPOINTED.
FROM THIS ON WE EXPECT TO MAKE BOTH
PARENTS AND BOYS HAPPY BY A SHOWER OF
BARG ,INs IN THE Bly, DEPARTMENT. OF
COURSE THE EARLY COMERs WILL HAVE THE
CHOICE OF STOCK TO SELECT FROM.
s. BIEBER ASSIGNEE
GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING Co,
400 9TH ST. NV. COR d.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-13

A Baby In . Basket.
A MYSTERY PROM WASHINGTON THAT HAGKRsrowN
Is TRYING TO SOLVE
Correspondence Of TIE EVENING STAR:
HAoERsrowS, August IL, 1883
Washington city has furnished Hagerstown
with It's latest sensation. Friday evening last
man Of stout build and medium size wearing
full beard, boarded the Hagerstown train at the
depot at Washington, carrying myster1ous-look-
ing basket Upon aligntirg from the train here
south Potomac street, basket in hand, and Stop
ping az tue Orphans Home, entered the yard, ap-
proacned the door, on the steps OF which was the
nousekeePer, reached over her head ana deposited
the basket, with the remark that be had brought
present. AS the Institution Is supported by dona.
tlons, tne woman asked II she should empty the
pasAet, 70 Wnlcn the man replied: sit was not
With this he walked rapidly on. but before he
reacneo the gate the cries OF child in the basket
attracted tne attendants attention. She called to
Inc man, out ne increased his pace TO q run and
put Jailed TO find him. The child was taken into
the nome, ana found to be q delcate-loOking
female lDlant, about a month old. The little one
WIS wrapped In mans shirt, TO which was at
tacned note reading as follows:
ORPHANS HONE, August T. lSSS-Rind Friends:
win you Please receive my darling child. II has
no iatner. and ], its mother, am not able to care
lot ~, ano II has no friend TO take 1t. SO will
place. ~ under your care. 1t svrry delicate, and
trust you VIII do the best you can for IL. wish
20 demand OF you to keep three years, and II my
neaith becomes better I may call for 1t within
onat time. Name, Theresa Estel Daring. Please
call Al Iheresa. My name, Amelia Dar!ing.'
ne culid IS otllg cared Tor and Is dong well.
ne ponce nave exerted every effort without
avail 70 detect The man VINO lert the basket. The
AFFAIR has caused quite a sensation mere. The
supposition IS that the childs mother is IN WASH
Ston, and that the father OF the child Is proba-
Oily resident or this county. B.
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A Fam TE1A1

of hoods Sarsapariila will convince any reasonable
person that 1t dues possess medicinal merit. We
GO not claim that every bottle will mplish mira
cle out We do kaow that nearly every bottle taken
cordmg to directions, does produce positive benefit
Its peculiar curative is shown by many remark
abe cures.
Il was run down from close application to work. but
was told had malaria and dosed with Quinine,
ETC., which was useless. decided to take Hoods
Sarsaparila, and feeling strong anu cheer ul
feel satisfied it will benefit any who give it fair
trial" W. b. BEAMIsH, 2o1 Spring street, New York
City.
HOODS SARSAPARIL.LA
Sold by al druggists 81 six for IS. Prepared only
by Z. l. HOOD CO.. Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass.
100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR
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H1LADELpH1A STORE.

l. dILADELPHIA OTORR
We will offer the balance of stock Of SUMNER
DRESS GOODS at cost and less
Batiste reduced to 10 cents per yard.
Balance of Crepeiines reduced from 12hc to &C. Der
yard
Extra fine Plaid and Striped India Lawns reduced to
121sc. per yard.
Great bargains in Wool Dress Goods at Csc, SIC.
37hc.. soc.
Wil offer special bargain in Marseilles Quilts full
1l-4, at IL.
Extra choice styles in Koechlin's Sarines now CSC
One lot Mems Cream Flannel Yachting Shirts re-
duced from 81. SO 10 81.
Bargains in Summer Underwear for Ladies' Men and
Children
Great mark-down in Hosiery
One lot Of childs full regular Ribbed Hose, GOOD
quality. Price was Csc to 35c.
16c.
in black. navy and browns
Bargains In White Flannels extra Qualities ct 25c
Bic, 81 &c. and Doc.
Afull liae Of Mems Furnishing at very low prices
MATlINGS, MATTINGS MATTINGS.
Remnants at less than cost
CARHART LEIDY.
au11 e2S It'll and TOO st NV
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The Courts.

POLICE C0uRT-Jud0e IHiitS, pro tenn.
To-day, VIM. Cooper, profanity; SO or 80 days.
DSnnls McDonald, disorderly conduct; IS or z
oays: Isaac Shorter, profanity; do. Peter Brown
and Elizabeth Coleman, disorderly conducI; s. or
10 days each. Daniel Milletl, vagrancy; bonds or
~ days. Lewis Robinson and Thomas Wilson,
gis9rdsrly conduct, s. or 10 days each. Edward
D. FOIsythe, do; do. Lille Miller, profanity; IS
or days. sarah Johnson, vagrancy; bonds or go
gays ROBERT Brown, profanity; s. or days.
w H. Mlnter, vagrancy; bonds Or ~ days. Annie
Lee Taylor and Sdrnia Brent, colored, disorderly
conduct; $40 or 80 days and s. or Is days, re-
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Death Of ..Larry,, Jerome

Lawrence K Jerome, better known almost the
world over as Larry" Jerome, died at sharon
Conn, yesterday. in the e9th year Of his age. He
mad been unconscious since Friday night. Mr..
Jerome was famous as wit practical Joker re-
contour, and general good fellow. The stories toiu
OF MS In the way OF practical joking would
III volumes. In early Life ne was In the newspaper
Yer, y. L., o. which port he was made6eollector By
PRESIDENT Flilmore. Later he went u New York
his brothers, HIS friend James Gordon Bennetf
presented 70 lin seat In the stock Exchange
wnlcn cost y. 600. Nine years ago, wnen Mr. je-
rvne retreo from Wall street, he sold his seat Tor
$4,000 He made and lost mis- fortune in Wal
street. and, u Is said, leaves NO estate. Mr.. Je.
rune was democrat he was an alderman In
Tweeds time and opposed Tweed. He ran fol
congress In 1865 ana was defeated by Gen. Nc.
Cook one OF his sons, Lowell Hall Jerome A 1
special agent OF the Treasury Department In All.
iona.
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1T IS BELIEVED he WAS MuRDERED.-John Gala.
nan, ageo thirty, lofmer resident OF CarbondaIe
Pa, was found dead In Mill Greek, near " likes
hind him with rope made from a woman,s sstrt
and MS neck was broken. 1t is believed that he
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-13

Now rs YOUR TINE 20 buy shoes and save money.
~ per cent discount sale. EdinoDston Co, 1889
and l341 ST.. and g43 Pa ave
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Is DRIVERS AND EMPLOYEES ara reliable, expert
eneed men, and are bonded for the faithful per-
osthce OF DUTY. It's absolutely saie u entrust
JouT o0slnesswith Us. UNIT " Delivery Co.,
42i llIh street o. W.
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Arrested in New EOrk.
THE CHARGE ON WHICH wM. YOUNG, THE PRIZE
EIGHrER. RRQrGAI

TIE CHARGE ON WHICH wM. YOUNG, THE PRIZE
FIGHTER, Is TO BE BROUGHT HERE.
On the 14th OF February last, Jeremiah Cary,
who roomed in lodying-house on and 1st
streets northwest. was mysteriously stabbed. He
and WIN. Young, prize-nghter, had been drinking
together and had quarre.eI Young was thought
To have been Cary'S assailanL cary was badly
wounded, but, under the care of DR.. J. W. Bayne,
recovered. In the meantime Young had disap-
peared. Cary and d.. Bdyne went be .Ore tue grand
jury and secured an indictment against Young
but for time his whereabouts was unknown.
hight and the papers in The case was sent through
the District Attorney Office, to the United states
marshal OF New YORK. saturday the marshalS
officers arrested Young
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-13

Love BRANCH BOURBON WHISKY, 1.25 a bottle
Dlstllled In 1874, nthIana, by. Charles kraener
49, 7tn ST. n W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-13

Charles Hanks, noted horseman. well known
In NeweEngland, dropped dead on the fair grounds
AZ Iaunton, Mass, yesterday, after driving his
cause, ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-13

FIRxwoRKs AT BAY RIpGE.-The greatest open-air
enterts inment ever given In America-l00 persons,
ships eng .ged In the representation. No extra
charge. Round trip fare, u----AaVL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-13

EDUCATIONAL BOARD OF TIE KNIGHTs.-James
A. Wright, or Philadelphia, G. A. Hall, OF Marshall
Tex; A. W: Wright, OF the Labor Reformer, To.
ronVo' canada, ana Morris L. Wheat, OF Colfax,
Iowa, have been selected by General Master WORK
man Fow0eriy TO compose the travelling educa-
tlonal board VI the Knights OF Labor.