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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-28
LOCAL MENTION.



The Weather.
TOT the District OF Columbia Virginia. North
Saronla, Iair; stationary temperature, followed
SUNDAY oy slightly warmer; easterly winds
GEi'Sp FAMILY EXCURSION TO BAY RIDGE. Tues
0tJ . Ay 81, under spices OF Stansoury Lodge,
NO. "a r. A. A NJ, OF Brfghtwood ID. Z. The CON-
h-lstee VIII personally look after the comfort and
P.e1sure OF the ladies and children and see that
every one has good time, so far as lies In their
power: Tickets, 81. Chlldren, half-prlce Mem
sdi,I OF me fraternity and their friends are cor
IL, i;so and 20 p
PANTS REDUCED TO $500. ErsKxAs's. 9TH and
NkARLY NEW Grand Upright Piano. s16o. at G. L
Wild Bros, 100 7th street northwest
CA. Mupp1xAS. LOG street. New chandelier
store. '
We WILL SELL for four days Monday, Tuesday.
"wednesday, and Thursday, all our carpets at 2oc-
less than regular price, ana maHe anu lay 'neln
315 9Th street.
Largest stock Gas Fixtures, at Brooks, 18th st.
B.Ks.rss I'm Ladies spring Weight Newmarkets.
maTkee, down TO ~ each; also Chidrens White,
Bingham and Pique suits IlaISeG u9Mn less 'ian
cost. X, ID. IAfLoR
WM II. MCKSEw. Successor,
933 Pa ave.
LIGHTNING RODS. electric work. ]. IL Kuehling,
12l2 Penn. ave- NV.
IFpETsoSs out Of The city for the summer who
will want houses TO occupy on their return In the
tall, Will send card to b. H. Warner Co., GIG
street northwest. they Will receive copy OF their
weekly rent bulletin
PINE GAS FIXTURES at sHKDD BRO, 9th St
LATEST STYLES straw and Light Felt Hats re-
1uced 10 and below cost Waltemeyer's, 223 Pa
ave- east, capitol HILL
REIsISaEK's ice cream. 2S5 ana 1o1s 18th SITS NV
King OF Condiments Flavor and pungency CON-
bined Ia perfection For sale by Grocers
saeOPASTs REJECTION sale. EIsExAS's. 9TH and E.
white. s1-oo. Medium size: Pink, $50; white,
S1-2a julius LANsBURGH,
GAS STOVES. Best makes. Brooks, 18th st.
Love BRANCH BOURBON WHISKY. 1.25 bottle.
Distilled IN 1874, Cynthiana, ny. Charles kraemer,
$50 9TH ST n VI.
GARDEN Hosx. Hose Reels. Brooks, 18th St
Now s..
A lot of Ladies' spring Weight Jackets, which
Iormeriy soid from s. 10 to $, at
OWN. II. MCKSEw, successor,
$50 Pa. ave.
RUSSELL Is GIVING campaign napkins with each
saucer Of ice cream. Call anc get "Bandanna"
or a Flag"
I'M PoKTRAITs Kets Kemethy. 1109 Pa ava
REMEMBER the great reduction In prices OF In
grain, tapestry, body brussels. and velvet carpets
l. for four days only. julius LANsBURGH,
3I5 7Jh street.
LIGHTNING RoDs, speaking-tubes, J. II. Kuehling.
PLUMBISG AND FURNACE WORK promptly attended
10 BY 3 ;. SHEDD BRO. 4;S2 9th ST.
TRY BABEK ANTI-MALARIAL TONIC, an tnvfgorat-
Ing beverage, ON draught by all Druggists
81, $3.50 AND 50 CHILD SUITS REDUCED to $3.50.
EIssMAN BROS, 9TH and L.
SEE DEcORArIOs art advt on 4th page.
HALF PRICE
ladies' Muslin ana Cambric Undergarments at
half price. X H. TAYLOR
Own. IL. MCkNEw, SuccessOr),
9S3 Pa ave.
WILLS IcE Co. 3 Penobs.ot ice-red wagons
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Excur~tous ANA pscu,c.

The ambulance Company give an excursion to
Carroll Institute will give select excursion 10
River View on next Monday, Augusta
The signal Corps, N G. d. G., gives day and
evening I've, EXCURSION 10 Marshall Hail. On Tuesday,
stansbury Lodge No. "a, r. A. A. NJ, will take its
mlen1s on lah!ny excursion 10 Bay Ridge on
Tuesday, the 3lst Trains leave the Baltimore
and OHIO station at am ana 30 and 90 n m
There Is dancing every evening at City View
resort
steamers 70 Clifton Beach on sunday run at 10
The pa, KIT Excelsior makes regular trims On
SUNDAY, Monday. Wednesday and Friday 10 Great
Falls AID cabin John bridge.
Inc George Law Is now run from the Mary
Washingtons wharf as a rve-cent ferry To Alex
andria " -A'oA-
The fine steamer Excelsior takes a merry party
down me nyer every Saturday evening leaving
the wharf at O'Clock There is a grand dancing
aeek and Pistorios band furnishes music
The EXCELSIOR goes TO Colonial Beach every morn
Ing AZ s:45 except saturday.
ON sundays Marshall Hall may be reached nv
the Corcoran, leaving at 1870 am. and 2:3O and
The Mary Washington goes to River View at IN
An and pm on sundays
SENTENCED FOR AN AFFRAY - This morning
washington Trplett and WIN. Lancaster two col
oreu men, we're charged In the Police Court with
an anray about two weeks ago in Jackson Han
alley. IL Is alleged that they had a d spure about
nat; mat they went on, In the yard and an al
tercatiOn followed. Lancaster mai been In the
hospital for eleven days, having received several
WOUNDS ID the breast and other parts OF the body
M. hsHlett Tor Lancaster, claimed that IL was a
case Oi assault by IripIett ami Mr.. Wall for Trip
lett, asserted that IL was ARRAY and that an
caster was the aggressOr. the court lmposed a
sentence OF s25 and costs or saxty DAYS In Ian
WAS sHs SHor Ar.-A telegram TO the New
YORK World from Fort Wayne Ind lime o. 80.
Mrs- MARION Guild Walport arrived here this
evening from Washington, ID. C., on her way 10
Strand Rapids. Mich. She says that while riding
on ths pennsylvania wes,t-bound train Last night
sue was shot az twice few mills west OF Pits
ouis, tne shOts Striking the window sill and
glanc1ng on. Mrs Walport though nuch nroS
,sateu was able 70 proceed on her Journey II Is
As WILL BIZ SEEM by the card elsewhere Mr.
Charits A. Muddlman who has had long experi
ehce IA tnat branch OF business has opened a
store en- street, for the sale OF lamps. gas fix.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-28

EOR RENT-o2l ST. NV: FOURTEEN ROOMS:
Is all modern improvements. 70 good tenant only
eco per month e43 st.; iurni:hsd; az rooms; large
rooms brick Ans iocstion; GIG 80 Key $50. Also:
E:ihi ssv: sz2So PEI @oath. KsysaiA 3.1srss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-28

STEAMER JANE MOSELEY,
Daily at 10 q m.
SUNDAYS,
TWO S 7 Z A NJ e R 8
10 AN. and 230 PM
Fare 25c Round Trip
Moseley home at 3 As p. m. Thompson home ct 1890
p. m.
Passengers down by the Thompson wishing a sail to
salt water return by Moseey if they wish jy519t
HOl FOX GREAT FALLS AND CABIN JOHN
III BRIDGE
Steam packet EXCELSIOR makes her regular trips
on Sunday, Monday, Wednesday. and Friday, leaving
Ugh and Canal sts. Georgetown, at am. Fare SOC.
round trip: Apply to ]. u. and J. NJ WATERS.
iy24-lms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-28

LIGHTNING RoDs, speaking-tubes. J. II. Kuehling.
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REIsINaER's ice cream, aS5 ana 1o1S 18th sts. n
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A Lot OF all-leather Team Fly-Nets that we are
closing out at 81 each. Topham's, 1921 Pa. ave
NV. z
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-28

New Gas Fixture Store, 1905 f st. colin
MOrcll, 734 6tn ST n w.. every style showcase eo30
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FORREST DODGE. COAL MERCHANT.
Il Wholesale and Retail,
Anthracite Coal Of all kinds constantly on hand
oEokGES CREEK CUMBERLAND COAL
Sawed and Split Wood to Order
- Yard and Once. 3OOS Water ST. Branch Office l2ll
3lst St Opposite fost- Ofhcel West Washington.
Telephone-Ysrd 10SS-4 Branch Office. 1929
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-28

EOR RENT
T20l6 y NV. lar. .S115
$40 i st n w., 10r. 100
312 Z st. n. W., 20r. 100
Ola 18th st. NV. 12r. 100
sos X st. NV. l3r. 70
1121 l4th st. q. w.,l4r. 10
913 1 st. NV, lar ......75
1224 14th stn.w..l0 20
1903 H st. NV. 10r. IS
231 Sd ST. NV, l1r.....65
gig n. Y. ave-. 13r......60
22l E Cap. st.. l1r. .5U.70
1905 9Th st. u. w., Sr. 80
174l + st. NV, Tor. so
1896 Corcoran ST., Tor. 40
2lO2 II st. NV. Sr. .....43
1884 Blake St, Or. AZ
3O3 4 st. n. W., Or. 40
1904 I st. NV, Or. 40
1914 Wallach Pl-. Or. 81 80
93l U st. NV. Yr. ..37. so
1875 18th NV, 8r. 81 so
454 II St NV. Sr. $3.50
lOl1 10Th &C. NV. Yr35. 30
lOO6 K at n. W.. Or. .35
22 9Th st. ne. Sr......32
2Ol4 18th NV. Tor. 1890
6l., o st. NV lOr. 30
jyZS Il II. WARN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-28
"Royal GIuc'' mends China, Glasswood,.

HAVE THIS DAY RESOLVED To CLOSE MY
y stock Of BOOTS and SHOES at cost on account Of
DAD health therefore offer to the public great bar
gains in Mems soudan Shoes and Strap Ties, aud
ladies' and Misses slippers at and below cost.
GUSTAV GEISLER
jyl2-3w 1921 7th IT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-28

IOR
lafayette So iG9 md awe sye s we So
1$2iC aye. nw:.isr..' Tag It6st NV So
IFS $ 10Th ~. iis 5 5,n 4 gF
iS!a = ~i5r To- lilo isih St N NV Tor g
17as ST NV i2r. loo iiga i7ta St IN nv. II:
is4 sin st NV 1879 s s%
l127 Desaes ST., 11r....7 sos 18th NV. Or. 80
2404 l4th st....;.;......55 1908 III 3 w. 'tore
s4a aVen.w. Tors SO 4as s ss vt n.w Or 20
g1 4a iS,s st NV 15 Caroline st.
5sis SSss :* s 3. sys sT SO
1909 St NV Sf, Cog! I4sl Pierce Place a. 20
fsfs (: /: $f Ell i
ss' Only s'''S' S ST ss'rFfS
Fl mod imps. saa So. 4s4 Maine ave-. room" rooms
%sS nR s2s Is!s ss 8. with
cxY%oop. s.seseni. sie Psi St NV. .0 t:as-st!
Tor RENT.zsMALL- HOUSE. 1881 VERMONT
o 10Th Rent kss at Ess!sH APs
EOR RENT-sEvERAL NEW HOUSES. UNION
'G ;S9s:s $3.50 TYLER hU 1s5a g ax
INOR RENT s4O-4-sTORY PREssLI brick
IL mod. imp BOZ ST. NV; 10 rs. S25: - story and
basement brick; z rs; 1236 4th st. NV. MM. L.
HOFFMAN 1921 Fnw. ;y2S 2t
NOR RENT-HOUSE. 10 ROOMS. PARTIALLY
Il furnished. vicinity of Scott Circle Permanent
parties only Gentleman and wife reserve se0nd floor
per month. Address Box i45. Star Ofic; II:
VrOR RENT-A BEAUTIFUL NEW b .ICK. THREE
Il stories ten rooms; all modern improyeus nts;
mace, &c; 2l9 Stn St sw, near smithsonian grounds
fine nsighborhood: $40 ,
iy2S-3t U. L. BOYER 313 Az St sw.
EOR RENT-THREE-STORY BRICK ROUSE; 8
II rooms. bath and cellar. bay windows, modern i'm
brovements 4O41o LIST ST. n ". Also, large pouse: l.
ROBERT COHEN $50 Pennsylvania ave. n W, shoe
store. .52S-3ts
IIOR RENT-A COMPLETELY FURNISHED,
S45 per month Apply at lag st. .y2S-3ts
NOR RENT-A HANDSOME MODERN BAY
Il Window Brick House. 1 rooms, No. .l4 North
Capitol street Apply at 22 North Capitol ST. 2S-3t'
INOR RENT-NEAT AND TIDY BAY WINDOW
Il Brick House. rooms, ali mod. imps.. IA 10 Colum-
jy2s-3t I125 eth st NV.
DOR RENT-20O7 18th ST. NV. THREE-sToRY
Il Brick House, 10 rooms; store, with fixtures in
jy2s-3t iI25 7tis St NV.
NOR RENT
Il 40y Mass av. NV, fh., Or. mod imps .s22 so
2003-2OOo-2OO9 18th ST. NV, b. h., ar, all mod.
iptnc aQnh
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EOR RENT-HOUsES-
L 2909 Q Ut. nw~9r..
1917 Nn.w- l0r- mi -35
1882 z NV, 5r.. m-l27.5o
80 10 frospect ave- nw.
ur: n. t......-.-......S5
3203 p Ct NV. Tor. and
store, m.f....-........--25
1Sx6 $50 It. 0r. .m.L.....20
tYl6-3m O. Ell-l
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1435 U st. NV. t;r....S30
l450 II. 1. ave-, ar 80
429 II st. n W., Sr.....-..2S
453 n St NV, 6r....27.5 so
7I6 + st. s. W.. Sr.. pa. AZ
2lS Arthur r., ar. 10. 40
14:SS Pierce Pl.. Tr...25.40
631 Mass .av.n.e..6r.-25.35
1850 9Th st. u. w-,7r.2o.33
j i3l 1lth NV, Or. $3.50
406 Boundary u. w.t. rs
$40 Z st. s.e.. e.. .23
2.s4 Mass. av .n.w,.7E.2 2.90
1916 l. St n.w.. t.r. .222.S0
sos Boundary, tir. ..22. so
.ll6 4th st. ne. Or. .2l.30
1909 I'd st. n. W. Or. 10 30
900 II ct. ne, 6r....-20.50
9ls Q s.. o. e.. Or. ..22 30
1912 w st. NV. Or. .20.30
ST. NAV. NV Or. 20.3O
1917 29th st.n. w.,7r. 20
GA 9 st. ne. Or. 10. 30
4V6 L st.n.w., Or. 40
3414 p st. NV. Or. 1880
% l. st. NV. .6r. .........1S
IL Defrees ST.. 6:....l6.6T
"A Fenton Pl- ne Or. ] B. 80
Fenton Pl. ne, Or. 1880
Err Z CO. GIG n ~ nv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-28

NOR SALE-HOUsES. Il24
22l0 to 2234 Bdy. at.
st.n.w., b. H.. Ar. q 10, 300 2t
2024 to 2042 Boy ST. S25
NV, b.h., Ar. ..15.700I Or
200 to 204 o st. and SIT
1926 and 1928 2dst.n. Or
W., b.h.. 4 and Or. ID, 500I2l4
2211 to 1920 10th st. Or
NV, b. h. 5r......l3000I2l4
2 to 9 9TH st. road. IL 300 Or
1918 and l2lO Pa. av. 405
n W.. b.h.. Sr......11.000 n
1872 TO 1743 4 stn.w., 423
70i to 7O9 Farragut st. I32
NV, b. h., ..........0.000 Or
1901 TO 1905 l. st.n.w.. no
I. h., Or. 5000 Or
/ to q alley bet. 18th and 34C
18th II and n NV $4,000 m
1889 to l151H 23d ST. 1SO
NV. f.h.. 4r........6,000 fl
1123r20th st. NV. f.E., 1876
Grand . houses r'r. !, 900, st
2l26 TO 2130 X st.nw., 21O
bh.. Ar. .........5,00Ol u
1871 d st. NV. FIJI. 1, 3
1925 ST to !; 1884 i St n. W. 6 {
f.h.. or.
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I,oR RENT-oN ST. MAR nth ST. NV A
Il beautiful ten-room house. nearly new. with every
srahle tenant No. 1f4l st nv. brick. ter rooms:
fect order; rent ESQ. very reasonable b. II wARNEk
a CO. Ql6 ct. NV. 3y2s-3t.
EoR RENT-fUILY FURNISHED. 1l-RooM
II house, blocks from Iowa Circle; convenient to
and herdics thoroughly cOmfortable aud IN per-
feet repair. Rent moderate 10 desirable tenant Ad-
dress q. D.. Star once. IT.
IyoR PENTHOUSE NO I7s9 PENNSYLVANIA
II ave- w. has IL rooms. all modern improvements
nicely pspered aud PAINTED; larxe dining room and
suitable for ia e boarders Three rooms under rsnt
at $50 lner month . good tenant. who will remain
Rent. s65. Apply to wESCoTT WILCOX. 1907
Pennsylvxna Nv. N2s-3t
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NOR RENT
II 4Oy Mass. n. W., fh., Or. mod. imps. s22 SO
2003-2005-2 009 18th ST. W.. b. h., ar, all mod
10 i. 81 NV. b. h. 6r ali mod imps. ...... Is. 80
SIG fenton stn h, Ar. water, each. .. 90
By CHAS. s. ShRENE,
N2S-3t lI25 5th st NV.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-09-22

rae .lCclnS YVES called II order 10: Geo.
J:usacii. Chairman, AID on IaotiuR it vas ORD
cred that primaries for lie election OF prle-
f,atcs 10 lie Democratic CoG;.ty CsnVCnt.On 10
ErId Oh
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER &c, 1883
A.ll that lie Convention &c held On
MONDAY, OCTOBER S, 1888,
al 10 o'clock \. A., 1T lie Courthouse.
On motion il IVES ordered that tEo nl:-cr-
ii0a."2n, OF Delegate i;c made Oh lie basis OF
one vote for ovccy ten voteH und fIasiion of
lea (ov2r fiy>) OF Tie votes cast FOR j. II. Ne
liilG:I il 81.
Oriesc t:nj the polls FOR lie primaries be
OD"ac,i 1t I o'ci,@.: aud closed III o'clock +.
M...exrrpt Al Tuaclrcra &::G Eiko where tE~y
shall oY"n ut o'claci: n2l close u. o'clock
i. NJ.
Rc'ol"cd I'll. q; VIC ic&t st Tic said pr.n,a-
r;ca be: VIII yGI >" n qualified v,.,,r III ihis
county 1T Tie 'ol..!I- - ::'ial 'c]rctiUI! Apc
y"I Dv.un. "ut. AMI viii SU;I .;Iprurt Grover
Clavcl nd iI!d Ai',n q. T.Ur:.aI, tAG LuIIi.
ii, g ut ,hc National DP.;,uv;a.ic Cow. lIiiOA
fIT Pr SiGc,:, and N%cgnrt&! 10 c: al" United
Statc&:'
Twas ordered tao when tAc Canriiico las
! iGilrl 10 a1f"i;.t jade, OF whca 2 va, aucy
fr2:,i aIG CASE exists IN III Board on the Gay
! OF election, the Democratic votee3 shall I'll
gu"h vacancies. The judges will aDroint lie
Clerks ard proc@ci with Inc clecrioa.
Tic following !.st OF polling :;laacs and II.
spcctors, tacotacr will Ike apunrtioa:acnt OF
Delegates 20 The vay i,,,la precincts, Was trcl,
rr'.a-ad a&A ordered. puLlIaEcd>
CARLIN-Ai Daa II;il'a: inspectors; Ian
IIli. Geo Mcintosh, " i Perry. 8 III.
| CAMP UAILECE.-At NaJ..r's St,rc: Tnspcc.
CLOVER VALLhY--A, Clover Valley School
House.: Inspect KS; Isaac W!aoma~, C!at
| LanpmEa. Clans Sthor". 2Gcl
COLUMBIA-At Alex Winnings: I:.spcc-
! tors: Dap O!n,, Ai,x W;nning, ----l G"l
! EI-K0.-h j a. lice AIorSai.'s Office: Ina?rc.
tors: Th0s H:ln,g:, Walter case. IvGd--
son. II del
IGU&IINGToE--At,T II Harris: i.srcc,
tors; l. Il Harris, II r. iarsh, Jhq Trcnor fIcl
! HALLMCE SAT- at Ham McCgiu's
Inspectors; !a.n Mccain. y !IrDonaid. vi.
ba"tlI.n%. del
JACK CEEEH-Ai ChoJ WoodEoFG's: Iii
spcrlars; c Woodward, Il d LanAa.my Id liar
G"@sy. / L,l
! L.;M@ILLE VALL@Y-A,. lie Cross E3aG.;
IEs?"c'ora;J 7 M.y"ri.u.t. III CGcll, I;cnr!
! F"!"t. del
MoUNrAIN C!TY--At l. Gula&t"in's: IL
src't?:S: MAJ Scion, GGgE .TIart!n, ----
| del
MA2lN"--As = Shcr%uoI'a: Inspct tors
Sherwood, . Trhia "or:"y. ---- del
| MOUND HAEi.rN-At 30" kcnry's: In
Sp"at"-''; WI Kennedy. I'd CarvilIe, join
I C'"'!"'lhtnS. . dIl
! NORTH E&i:N--At j Hollands: IIsn"c
! 'or'": j. P"IrAd, J. Holland. --------l ;!ei
N".;ih RVHf-At school House; Imsp"c
tors: Isaac Woo'rtr'on, v 5 urlswcld, v
| "f'i'r"r 2+!"l
soVEU NtaYy-A; I.:n wno ,;'! s,are; Il Ia
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-09-22
PROCEEDINGS
or THE
DEMOCRATIC
COUNTY CENTRAL OOMMITTEE.

Al = meeting OF the Democratic County CcIs>
;rai CJmumit.Ue held Saturday evenings. sep.
iuEbcr 10. 1855 there were present GEo.Isus.
sELi.. az. FISHER, Geo. Russell. rr0&yl, }. W.
pcKs:.Y, w. J. UErcN, ~. W. Dorsey, proxy,
jc!.N PiYHE. HFrn. EAITLks, %. W. Dorsey
G. y. GROVER.
The .ncciinS was called il order b. Geo.
Gus"cii. Chairman, AID on motion it was ORE
Hr"d thai primnriea for ike election OF pcle-
Eatcs 20 lie Democratic Cor;.ty CenvCnt:OH 10
hid Oh
WEDNESDAY,, SEPTEMBER &c, 1888
A1d that Tic Convention bc held On
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-28

The case Of Charles Henley, oolored
who has been locked up for several
weeks to await the effects Of injuries
which no Inflicted on Thsod oss Gray
also oolored, WAS taken up before JudS {
Turner Ihis morning.
DR.. PArm, who attended the iDjuTt d
mAD, testified that the bullet from Hen
ley's pistol entered GrAy's throat, and
that he hBd succeeded In removing IL
HetthOuRht that he WAS now out Of Rll
Danger, although there was u posi-
bility Of unlOobed Tor complications
Artsing.
Theodore II. Gray testified that Hen
ley shot 81 him hrst, and fred two
ehots, but this evidence was oontFAdioted
by several Witnesses, who said that
Henley did not shOot until be waH
cornCEed, and bis life In danger from
the shots hred b. Gray.
The defendant WAS represented by
Walter Al. HayeP, Esq who asked for
hts discharge, on the ground that he
had only Aoted in selfdefenss aud for
the purpose Of saving hls own lie.
Judge TnrBer seemed to take the
same view OF the m after, as he ordered
hts disoharge, but said that both men
had violated the law by carrying CON
cealed deadly weapons, and that u she
StAts'0 attorney or his deputy was pres
eDt he would Instruct him to lodge an
information and hold them both for
court on thls charge. He warned eAob
OF them 10 be very careful In the iuturo
or they might get themselves Ia trouble
again from which they would not escape
10 eAaily.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-28

Thus far there hes been t13jl35 raised
for the relief Of the cyclone sufferers, but
the committee having the matter In charge
are anxious 10 swell this amount 10 81.
900, which sum, in their pinion. will be
sufficient to give those that are needy an.
other start In life. The committee have
settled upon this sum alter careful in
yentory OF each sufferers loss, ased upon
his own est mate of the yalus of his prop
eriy destroyed. The estimated amonni
is needed and should be contributed at
once, as the committee are anxious 10
have the matter settled as soon as posi-.
bic
The following call, issued by the execu
, tive mmitiee IN charge OF the fund,
speaks for Itself:
ITO the Public: The committee ap.
pointed ut the meeting o citizens held on
Saturday the 18th instant, to raj and
llsburse funds for the relief of helpless
sufferers by the recent cyclone have made
an approximation OF the amount of mon
ty that will he nee ded and they are oil
the opinion that 81 800 will be sufficient.
They therefore recommend that when the
sum is reported in the newspapers To
have been subscribed, contributions to
the funds shall cease for the p esent. II
the committee finds, upon more accurate
informant ~, which they are row obtain
| lug that larger amount will be needed
they will ask for 1t. In behalf OF the
COMMITTEE,
Nv, HASTINGS Chairman -
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RAReas and TeHAs

New YORK, Aug. 27.-rhe Kansas
aud leEAs luvesti2atiuy O mmittes TO.
dag SUI misttd their report u the dtrec
tors. Il sives In detail the physical
condition Of al branches OF the road, ma
we'll Is the bIADclAl ccuditiOn OF The
c5m9auy, but MAKES no IeOnmmenda
tioEB IN regard to s reorgaD zEtlon or
aHseBRnett on the stock,
TIE com n1ittes states trst T. will re.
quire At least $500 UDJ To place the
rosd In good order, white extensions oil
uTH.H' RE cd lines viii require nearly
s JHQ zoo more It fudI u a. the Bp
psr,nt sup Us had 70 existence aud
that ssly .hsFe h.' hcsr deficit CT
over q go O0O since the Hiaouri Pa
OF esed the road, auf, hr thu year
ending August !, s3t The dGGoit will
amoGtt 10 over 5000 coo Both the com.
ml5.e5 ana dlrecLJis decline TO state
Y hat step5 thsy Will take u ins prove
Tbs condition OF the property.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-28

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2T.-Ths bills
introduced In the House. to-day By he.
presentative BtookinTidge 70 correct
certain abuses arising under the present
TaEiffa lava are IN line With those IN
tFOduced by him last week ard are aim
oi ct the truSts. They propose ia
change existing law ~ Fellows; RI.
empt frOn duty, copper IN the form Of
ores, rezulus OF aud black or coarse
copper, copper cement, Old Copper, III
ouly for mAnufacturS copper in tn
form of plates (sxeept rolled plAteR) II
bars, ingots, Onili or ether pigs. ina II
other forms not manufactured or emu
merAtsd In existing Eaw.
Timber, heWn aud sawed, ard tlmbe
ueed for spnrs andEn building wharves
timber, squared or sided; wood, un-
RAN uiaotured, not specially enumerated
lDr provided for IN this act of7n existing
law; sAWed boaTds, p'Auks, deals AMI
all other articles OF sawed Der, hub
for wheels, posis, last blocks, wAGoI
blocks, bar blocks, gun blocks, htadipl
blocks and Ill like books or stick
rough, hswn or sawed only; slaves Q
wood, plca.sts and p0llnRbi lath'
ShinRlee, clApboArdf, pine or spruc
legs. II any export dJty is laid on ~
uolte IN ire lnmoer echeuule Dy IN
exporting country, suSh Arsioles shsl
be tuojeS 70 duty As now provided b,
law. o. the foiloNin named article
duty RhG,l be collected ~ follow:
BOaISs, plank, deals and other save
lumber, not elsewhere specified in tbi
act or On existing law, plAned or d.
ishod on one side, % oeu u per 1000 Tee
planed OF finished on two Bideb, 81 ~
1000 ieet; plAned on ore s.d1 an
topRued and gToo~e1, 81 per 1000 fee
plsned on two sidea aud tongued m
Rroovod, 81 co per LocO feet.
Itou ore, steel railway bars and raj
way bars, made 10 part Of steel, Weigl
iug more than * pounds to the , Ar,
Sll per ton iron or steel lie rails, " eiRl
iug aot over IS pOunds to the yard, q
per ten; iron or steel Eat rails, punohet
SIS per ton; on iron or steel bsams, al
derE. joists. angles, channels, car true
ohbnnels, 7 T. columns aud posts I
pHEtf or sections OF columns or post
deck and bulb beams and buildiIi
forms, together with all other structuri
shapes Of iron or steel, six tennis Of
cent per pound,