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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-02-11
Minister Phelps Home to Stay.

FROM tne New OK sun.
The Hon. Edward J. Phelps, United States
minister to England, who arrived Saturday on
the steamship Lain, of the North German
Lloyd line, was accompanied by his wife and
his son, Chas. p. Phelps, who is one of the
secretaries Of the American legation in London
Many old friends visited Mr. Phelps at the
Buckingham hotel. There was healthy color
in his face and bright fash in his eyes. He
was dressed in plain suit of English tweed
that harmonized with his side whiskers and
hair. which are thickly sprinkled with gray.
Il have come home to stay" said Mr. Phelps
Beyond that L have no plans in view ! shall
remain here a week or ten DAYS. and then go
to Washington. where / shall stay until the
weather grows mild, when 1 shall go to nv
home in Vermont. / am going to Washington
only to visit friends. | shall 90 out of Office
with the present administration, and shall
probably stay out"
From the New York Times.
The American legation is now in charge of
Mr.. White, and will remain without a titular
head until the next administration sends one.
The minister is not disposed to talk concern
ing questions of statecraft which are now exer-
cising the minds of both continents, such as
Samoa. or whether Minister Phelps returned
home because the court of st. James has not
sent any one here to fill Lord Sackville's shoes.
for he declares he still is minister to England
not having resigned, and therefore. upon
diplomatic questions he may discuss only with
Secretary Bayard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-02-11
Mind-Reader Bishops Divorce.

Irou TIE New 1ork Herald.
Mind-reader Washington Irving Bishop has
interpOsed no answer in the suit recently begun
by his wife. Mrs. Helen S. Bishop, for
divorce. The summons was recently served
by publication On the application of Mrs.
Bishops attorney Judge O'Brien, of the
supreme court. Saturday appointed l.. H.
Andrews referee TO take testimony and report
upon the merits
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-02-11
Secretary Fairc hild's Purchase.

From the New York Star.
II is now absolutely settled that Secretary of
the Treasury Fairchild will locate in New York
after March 4. II was announced yesterday
that he had purchased the three-and-a-half-
story residence. No. rs Clinton place. of Mrs
q. T. Chisolm. through f. A. Cruikshank & Co.
Possession will be given Nav l.
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The Price of Flour.
WHAT IS SAID IN THIS CITY OF THREATENED
ADVANCE.

WHAT IS SAID IN THIS CITY OF THREATENED
ADVANCE.
The statement that there is shortly to be a
heavy advance in the price of -four. owing to
the increasing price of wheat, has caused some
speculation and talk among flour dealers and
bakers here. Mr.. Theo. J. Mayer, of the firm of
". II. Gait 4 Co.. said that he was of the Opin-
ion thar there would be an advance of the price
OF flour before the end of the month. The in
crease, he said, is due to the shortage of the
crop and the foreign demand. He said that
the wheat crop was 35O00.0O0 bushels behind
last years crop.
Mr.. Benjamin Charlton. of Havenner's
bakery, said he did not know what to think of
the statement that there would be heavy adj
vance in the price of -four. From what he could
learn the country was flooded with breadstuffs,
and 1t looked more like big scare than any
thing else. He said that he would take
some stock in the statements were it not for
the fact that IL Is attributed TO a corner that is
to be made IN the May wheat. and were that a
fact. II isn't likely the big capitalists contem-
plating the corner would tell the country
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

TlEST GRADUATED SUGAR, nc. PER LIB.
I'D Best Rio Coffee pc; per ID Java Coffee Csc
per ID Mocha and Java, :52c Perfection Mixed Tea
IeXceiling alb soc. Ter 10. Best Sugar Cured Hams,
10 Star of the East" fancy patent process Flour
Family Flour, So so per Dbl; 81 so per 4 Dbl sack
j lbs Lard for 81 Choice country roll Butter, 25c
per ID. good country roll Butter 20c per lb ) lbs
Turkish Prunes TOR Zoe IL lbs. Buckwheat for soc
q Qts. Honiiny for pc.
Send postal card or call and see us if convenient
j. 7. D. PYLES,
Ja2o-3m 412 4th st. s. Q.
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WANT THE LrNcurxa OF HORSE TH1rvE,

WANT THE LYNcHISG OF HORSE THIEVES
LOCALIZED. "A petition was presented in
due form and in sober earnest to the
lower house of the Kansas legislature FRI
day from the national anti-horse-thief associa-
ton, through Mr.. Phillips, of Sedgwick county.
1t prays for the enactment of law to author
lze the lynching of horse thieves wherever
they may be found, and to limit the right of
jury service to men able to read
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One of the Brightest.

From the Portsmouth, n. II } Chronicle
The EVENING STAB. Of Washington one of
the brightest newspapers in the country. MOTTO
ing that Montreal is to spend "a 600 900 on her
harbOr. says that Canada will be worth annex
ing some day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-02-11
The Paris of America.

From the New York Weekly.
First Polite Chicagoan-'I was introduced to
your new wife last evening and was delighted
with her"
Second Polite Chicagoan-"Well, please don't
begin to call for month at least. We've only
been married three weeks, and I'm not quite
tired of her myself"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-02-11
A Weary Evening.

From the New York Weekly.
Jinks Ito old friend in theater lobby)-'I
notice you come out at every act. You are no,
drinking l hope"
Blinks.-"Oh, no; but it is rather tiresome
inside. / came with my own sister this time"
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JOB BARNARD, Trustee.
BUSHNELL 4 CARUSI
ID Real Estate Broker. zoos L street northwest

SALE OF NEARLY NEW DWELLING HOUSE. ON
MARION STREET. BETWEEN . AND h
STREETS NORTHWEST, KNOWN AS No. 1908,
Al PUBLIC AUCTION.
BY virtue OF deed OF trust recorded in Liler No.
1891 folio rs Of the Land Records for the District q
Columbia. viii offer Tor sale AZ public auction
front OF the premises. on MONDAY. THE EIGH-
TENTH DAY OF EEBhU AIRY, 4. D. lSS9 at HALF
uate IN the city OF Washington 10 g., known Lot
No. La, an u<ele Iarusl ana william }. Miller
trustees, subdivision IN square No. 444, recorded
IN the Office OF the Surveyor OF the District Of Colum
ba IN Book IA. PAGE l6l
The lot Is improved by nearly brick dwelling
house, containing seven rooms. including bath ROOM
hot and cold water, range and latrObe stove:
crete basement under whole OF house.
Terms: One-thlrd cash; balance in one and two
Purchaser to give his notes for the deferred
PAYMENTS bearing interest at rate OF six per
year. payable semi annually and secured by deed u
trust upon the property Convey at cost Of
chaser. I 100 down AT time of sale.
EUGENE CARTSI. s..
WILLIAM j. MILLER, ! ii"s'ees
+SO Louisiana avenue
WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO. Auct. f5-dSds
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'SNHoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
IMPORTERS SALE.
FRENCH MARBLE CLOCKS AND BRoNZEs,
STORE NO. 1914 STREET NORTHWEST,
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY TWELVE,
AT
ELEVEN O'CLOCK A. NJ, TWO AND HALF-PAsI
SEVEN P NJ,
AN IMMENSE STOCK.
A GREAT COLLECTION
FRENCH MARBLE CLOCKS
FINEST FRENCH MOVEMENTS, ENCASED IN
RICH, ELEGANT FRENCH MARBLE
AND ONYX FRAMES.
ALSO,
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF FRENCH BRoNZEs
ARTISTIC AND BEAUTIFUL
THE MOST IMPORTANT SALE OF GOODS IN
THIS LINE EVER OFFERED AT AUCTION IN THIS
CITY, OFFERING GREAT INDUCEMENTS TC
BUY, AS MY ORDERS ARE PosITIvE.To SELL
WITHOUT RESERVE
on EXHIBITION MONDAY AFTERNOON AMI
EVENING.
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
SPECIAL AND IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE
on ACCOUNT AND BY ORDER OF
THE HARTFORD SILVER PLATE COMPANY,
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY. FRIDAY. AND sATUR
DAY, FEBRUARY THIRTEENTH, FOUR
TENTH, FIFTEENTH AND SIXTEENTH,
AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK A NJ, TWO AND
HALF-PAsT SEvENiP NJ
IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE SALE OF FRENCH
CLOCKS AND BRoNZEs ON WEDNESDAY A. NJ
AS ABOVE, / SHALL SELL ALL THE SURPLUS
STOCK OF SILvER-PLATED WARE BELONGING
To THE HARTFORD sILvER-PLATE CO.
VERY LARGE STOCK.
OVER $4,000 WORTH OF SILvERwARE CON.
SISTING OF ALL KINDS USUALLY MANUEAC
TURED BY FIRST-CLASS FACTORY.
AN EXAMINATION OF THE STOCK is INVITED
THE GOODS ARE FIRST QUALITY, MANUFAC.
TURED EXPRESSLY FOR FIRST CLASS JEwELER
TRADE, AND ARE POSITIVELY To BE SOLD
REGARDLESS OF PRICES.
n. BLADES INVITED TO ATTEND THE SALE
SEATS PROVIDED.
BY ORDER OF
THE HARTFORD SILVER PLATE COMPANY.
Il. p. CHAPMAN, Treasurer.
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer fs-7t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-02-11

OFFICERS GIT MIXED Up IN THE DARK
At Boston Saturday morning Officer Kear-
ney and Nightwatchman Garvin got mixed
Up in the dark while looking for a sup
posed burglar on Girard street During
the scufie which ensued Kearney drew
his revolver and shot Garvin in the leg. Kear-
ney was pretty we'll used up. Before further
damage was done theslights were turned on.
recognition followed and hostilities ceased.
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY

VALENTINES! WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
" FavorS for the German. Scrap Pictures Studies to
for Making Paper Flowers japanese Scrolls, Fans Nap
kiEs, Candle Shades, Toys, Novelties. GoULDS, All
Oh ial2-l,n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-02-11

The directors of the New York, New Haven
and Hartford railroad have decided on the
take the place of the Maryland, recently de-
stroyed by fire.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-02-11
f9.dt MALTEK B. WILLIAMS s co. Auctianeers.
nUNcANSoN BROS, Auctioneers.

AssIGNEEs SALE OF DRUG STORE STOCK
FIXTURES, SHOW CASES, PHEsC RIPTIONs,
GOOD WILL &C, OF The OLD ESTABLISHED
DRUG STORE SOUTHEAST CORNER THIRD
AND PENNSYLVANIA ANENCE SOUTHEAST.
BIZ virtue of a deed of assignment given me and
duly recorded Will sell auction the premises
Sd and Fennsy lyanla avenue southeast, on FRIDAY.
FIFTEENTH DAY OF FEBkIA kl. A ID. 1859 "a
TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ all the STOCK, Fixtures &C, con-
tanned in the above drug store.
Terms cash.
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LITER b. WILLIAMS a co. Auctionoer..
EXHIBITION AND SALE

EAhiBlIlON AND SALE
OF Exquisite hCmarque and Artist proof Ftchinrs.
EngraNlngs PhotograNures. &c, ali Of which are
framed ma the latest styles Of White aud Gold silver
Carved Oak and other fancy hard wood noaldii.rs
and viii be offered for public competition. commence
lng TUESDAY, FEBRUARY FOURTEENTH lSsa,
Al THREE O'CLOCK r. NJ. rssumiug n O'clock
Continuing daily at same hour. salesruOn cor
ner 10th and Pennsy lyania avenue all are sold
On account Of change in the owners business ar
rangenents he has taken this means of sale a. the
best way OF dsposng Of them raTidly ana announces
mat no limit OF reserve Will b. placed uun any Itch
lLg Ia the collection. To those interested IN prOOf
Etchlngs II viii he usual OTprt UNITY secure
choice example OF 'the etched line Price,
and the sale will doubtless attract large number
Now on exhibition.
f9-6t WALTER b. WILLIAMS & CO. Auctionee-s
LIMITED STATES MARSHAL SALE-BY VIRTUE
- Of an order OF sale, issued out Of the Clerks office
OF the supreme Court Of the District u Columbia,
holding District Court IL admiralty No. 81
and 34S George Boswell and George " Graz, libel
lsnts, against the STEINER Thomas Nenners. her tack
apparel furniture and engine. Will sell public sale
for cash, at the bO2t-hOuse OF G. W Gray at the juno
ton of the Chesapeake aud OHIO canal with Rock
creek, in Georgetown, in said District. MONDAY,
THE EIGHTEENTH DAY or EEBkUARN, lss9,
Al ELEVEN O'CLOCK A. NJ 'fh, sad sfaGIa,T,
Thomas lgutcrS her tactft apparel furniture and
CINE" ALBERT A. WILSON, L. 5. Marshal d. G
| faSl-a
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AUCTION SALES.
HUNcANsoN BROS, Auc,ioneers.

hONIANSON BfOS., Auctloneers.
TRUSTEES SALE BY CATALOGUE OF OIL PAINT
INGS, EICHlNGS, WATER CpLORS. FRENCH
iLtEiNIS, AND ENGRANINGS. 30 TIE MAS
LIN HANDS OF THE MOBLD-HOILAND, LII
IEAMAN, =. BILLS TlSSOR BARToN, BIAS
SILT. koMDELL. LANDSEER PAUL FARRIS,
SIMMlRS. HODGES MARCHNONT ATWOOD
SGHMlII, HARTMELL DESrOIS, CARISS KEN
MOOT, lHELAN, CHI BCH, PAUL DE VERNE,
Ii GRANDH. STEIN, AND OTHERS EQUALLY Pa.
NOUS IN FIGURFS MARINE MINIS. LAND
SCAPES, AND FRUIT PIECES.
b. VIRTUE or THREE CHATTEL DEEDS OF
TRUST RECORDED RESPECTIVELY IN LTBERs
N. li5., FOLIO l22 NJ. 1899, FOLIO 362. AND
OF The DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA We Mill.
SELL AT AUCTION, AT THE Rooms or Dun
GANSON BROS, 9TH AND ID STREETS y. W ON
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS FERRI :
Akl. IoCklEENTH AND FIFTEENTH. COM
MENClNG AT Z 80 O'CLOCK. A FINE COLLEC-
TON OF OIL PAIN TINGS, ErCflN Nos. ENGRAN-
lNGs, OIL PRINTS. Ere. BY SOME OF THE BIS Il
MASTERs OF THE MORI.D.
THIS SALE SHOULD COMMAND THE ATTEN-
TloN OF PARTIES IN SEARCH OF AHIGH CLASS
on EXHIBITION. WITH CATALOGUES. wFDNFs-
DAn, fEBRUAkY -, PROM A NJ. TO q r. NJ,
AND DAYS OF SALE
HENRY WISE GARNETT,p ,,,
fell-dSds CLARENCE +. MOMENTS trustees
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MI. WELLER, Assignee

By virtue Of deed Of trust duly recorded in Lber
No. IL 80, folio 100, Of the land records d C
vania avenue southeast on FRIDAY, FIFTEENTH
DAY Or EEBRI AIRY, 1889, at HAIE-PA-T Ten
O'CLOCK A. NJ. Soda Water APPARATUS, meu-
toned in schedule "A" attached 20 said trust
Terms cash.
fg-d JOB BARNARD. Trustee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-02-11

FIRE AND Loss OF LIFE IN PHILADELPHIA
Jno. Wyeth d Brothers great wholesale drug
house. at l4l6 Walnut street. Philadelphia, was
almost totally destroyed by fire yesterday. and
Frank f. Morgan's drugstore at I4l2 Walnut
street. formerly the retail department of Wyeth
& Brother. entirely DESTROYED II was one
of the most disastrous fires that has occurred
in Philadelphia for years. The fire started in
the cellar of Morgan's drugstore. Three hand
some residences and the Hotel Stratford were
badly damaged by fire. smoke and water. The
losses will foot up over 100000. One fireman,
Geo. L. Showers, was killed and two were
injured. There were two panics among the
guests Of the Hotel Stratford. and several old
ladies were Frustrated from fright Thousands
Of people spent Sunday watching the fire.
------>0>-
A WARNING To FRENCH SOLDIERS. NJ.
de Freycinet, French minister of war,
has issued circular in which he reminds
the French officers and soldiers that political
demonstrations by troops are forbidden. In
the circular VI. de Freycinet says: "Officers
must refrain from taking part in politics. /
have repressed cases Of such participation that
have already occurred, and / will be more Sc
we're in the future. / rely on the good will of
all TO obviate measures which would adopt
with regret and without hesitation"
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SOLD BY GRoCERS EVERYWHERE.
W. BAKER & co,

TENHE BEST GRADUATED SUGAR, nc. THE
u finest sugar Cured Small Family Hams sweet and
juicy. he. Guaranteed to give satisfaction money
refunded Also full line choice Groceries very cheap
for the cash. N A. POOLE.
dlo-3m S44 La ave. n. W.
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AUCTION SALES
T0-NI0RROW.
VHoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

TTNHoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
FTRNff MFG fAht c0 al fT OH MMAH2G sAH
FRESSH SOFA, TkBLEs, Bo6 6kG "a f1ti
cHAMBER F1RNffUREAh hN8 6b 1f fHffE
FINE HAIR MATTRESSES. FFATHER Pillow
fRENcH IAMPs BRtssh hf f kSb s fHk an
GGAAKbIGFTss PkA ,RE s TSKE CHINA
SITES, ETC
SURVEYORS CHAINS. Etc. DR,UGHTsMAS,s
TABLES LATHE. ETC.
SADDLES, sIDE-sADDLES. CARRIAGE FURSI.
LANCE rTESTs. HAMMOCK. MISS MIS- S cHEsf s,
r 32 T nIGi FEBRUARY TWELFTH 1889. AT
LEN O'CLOCK NJ, at residence No 1858 Z Cor
Georgetown Heights will sell the entire contents as
Term cash. THOMAS BOWLING.
nUNCANsoN BROS, Aucuoneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF FURNITURE. CARPETS. &C
BY virtue OF chattel deed Of trust duly recorded in
Liber No 1855, folio 122 ct seq one OF the land rec
at the rooms Of Duucars1n Brrs on aud II 80 ~ ~
on TUESDAY MORNING IEBRUARY TWELFTH,
A. ID. 1853, commencing at TEN O'CLOCK ali the
goods mentioned in schedule attached to said trust
Parlor Suites Chamber Set Mirror-front wardrobes.
Sideooar1s, Tables. Rockers, Couch, Mattresses,
Sbrlngs, Toilet Sets, Rugs, Carpets, &c
Terms cash.
THOMAS R. BROOKS.
coo. FL HEIGHT,
-lS-%t Trustees.
pAwNBROKFRS' AUCTION.
l. 1909 street northwest
ON TUESDAY, FEBRUARY TWELFTH
Commencing at HALF PAST SEVEN p. NJ, we shall
sen al pubic auction all forfeited pledges, consisting
| OF watches, Jewelry. Diamonds, &c.
| All parties interested will please take notice.
GRoCE & WILEY.
Successors tod. ". La Tourette.
| c. A. ROOT CO., Auctioneers.
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Minister Pendleton's Health improved.

The North German Gazette. of Berlin. saws
that a gratifying change for the better has
lately occurred in the condition of George II
PendletOn. iustifying the hope that he will
soon personally assume the direction of affairs
NJ the American legation. Mr. Pendleton re-
turned to Berlin on New Years day. and the
official American overtures regarding Samoa.
which were made at the foreign office on Jan
uary I, are attributed to his initiative.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-02-11
GOLD MEDAL, PARIS, 1878

BAKERS BREAKFAST COCOA
Warranted ABSOLUTELY PURE COCOA, from which
the OF Oil has been removed 1t has than
three times The strength Of Cocoa mixed with Starch
Arrowroot or Sugar, and is therefore far more eco
nomica costing less than cent cup. 1t is deli
cous nourishing strengthening easily digested and
i'll health.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-02-11

The FEATHER-WEIGH Ut CHAMPIoNsHIp.-Fran
Murphy, of Birmingham. England. and Ike
Weir. of Boston. were matched Saturday to
fight twenty-five rounds III Boston for superior
Ivy on or about March 5 for $1,000. divided
$500 10 winner and 500 to loser: winner to be-
come holder Of the Police Gazette championship
feather-Weight belt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-11-18
A Clergyman Assaulted.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Nov. is Church cir
cles in Admission, Ala. are greatly excited
over sensational affair which eliminated
yesterday in an assault on the Raw. R. P
West, Pastor of the First Methodist Church
Two weeks ago charges were preferred
against one of the leading lady members OF
Mr.. Vests church OF inflslity to her hus
band, immoral relations With Garner. a
prominent member of the church, and false
hood. The charges we're sustained and the
erting sister was expelled. Yesterday Gar
ner met the pastor on the street and told
him that the expulsion of the lady was a
dirty aiece of work. Mr.. West made no re-.
ply, and Garner knocked him down and
beat him iato insensbility. TIE minister
was badly injured, and may lose one eye
Garner was arrested
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lCOMMUNICATRD
Matrimonial.

A pretty marriage was celebrated at College
Hill Baptist Church, Lyncbburg, on the 18th in
slant. the contracting parties being Mr. M b.
Fletcher, of Fauquier county, and Miss Willie
Snead of Bedford. The bride is sister of Doctor
E. F. snead of the Hill City and is distin-
guished for her personal attractions and loneliness
OF character. The groom belongs to one OF the
oldest and best families of Fauquier, and ls most
highly esteemed for h many admirable qualities
Promptly at 10 40, as the sweet strains o. Men
delsshons wedding march were waited to the ears
of the assembled witnesses, the bridal party en-
tered the church. First came the ushers, as fol-
lows: II C. Snead, Frank r. Spenser, Il. W. snesd
and Lewis E. Burks. Then came the groom with
his best man, Mr.. John Delaplane, of Fauquier
Next TO lowed the bride on the arm of her broth
ar. DR.. E. F. Snead The ceremony was impress:
lively performed by Rev. c. II. Jones, pastor o;
the church. The church was beautifully decor
atei for the occasion, the bridal couple standing
during the ceremony under lovely horsl um-
brells. The bride locked lovely in an elegant
travelling suit of dark blue cloth. Immediately
after the ceremony the couple took the train for
trip to Richmond, Washington and Baltimore.
Many were the congratulations rendered them,
and many the regrets of the brides host OF friends
on her departure from their midst. The BRIDE
was the recipient OF numerous beautiful and ee-
CANT presents. D.
AMHERST, Va, Nov. 16.
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saSlzg5 Il
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES.
From Brazil.

Rio DE JANEIRo, Nov. 1S.-%be new gov
ernment has announced that it vii; firmly
maintain order. l.: is preparing circular
to foreign governments relative 20 the over
throw OF the Empire, which will be tele
graph to them through the Brsz!llan repre-
sentatives abroad. The province OF Bahia
has siguified its adherence to the republic.
News from the other provinces show that
they are also in favor of a republican form of
government.
WASHINGTON. Nov. Is Nothing has
been received at the State Department to-
day concerning the revolution in Brszil.
Coffee advanced from Is to So points over
Saturdays closing on the New York Coffee
Exchange to day. On the first call O.75O
hays Were sold
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FRO M WASHINGTON.
Especial Correspondence of the Alexs. GAzArTs]
WASHING TON, D. c.. Nov. is. 1889.

Especial Correspondence OF tue Alexs. dA2LFTH
WASHING TON, D. c.. Nov. is. 1889.
Mr.. Russell Harrison. the Presidents son
who recently came here from Montana to
lay this end of the plot for the admission Of
two fraudulently elected republican Sena
tors. of whom he hopes to be one, from that
State. has returned to perfect the plot there
Before he left he told his intimates that
there you'd be two legislatures 10 Montana
Que republican and one democratic, both Of
which would elect two U. 8. Senators, but
that though the latter would have the GER
tjicstes of the Governor, the republican U.
s Senate would 60 behind the returns and
admit the former.
Among the representatives at the Capitol
To. day was Gen. Hooker of Mississippi. The
General was one of the speakers at the late
democratic jollifcation meeting at Warren
ton, when the court house was burned. he
says the cause of the fire WAS sparks from
bonfire, and that had there been fire COM
PAW in the town the flames could have
been extingushed with little or no damage.
The General laughed when told that it was
said his eloquence had not only set the peo-
pie of Warrenton, but their court house also,
on fire. He says that while the work on the
court house was not effective, that done In
preserving the coutents of the Clerks and
sceessurer's Offices and the adjoining prop
erts was done we'll and efficiently. The
Genera says he supposes at attempt will be
made by Ne republicans at the coming seq
sion of Cong.ss to pass q general election
law, but that b does not think 1t will sue.
coed, az ne neile,,s many of the republican
members will agre>with Secretary Blaine,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-11-18
Alabama Mormons.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Nov. IS Recently a
female preacher appeared 10 FAyette county
end began to hold what she called Mormon
exhortations. Two young women, daugh
tiers Of respectable farmers, confessed tine
Mormon religion and joiued the church
Investigation disclosed the fact that the
young woman exhorter was being supported
in her work by two Mormon elders, and
committee hunted down the elders, and on
Saturday they were tarred and feathered
aud told to go. Many think the young fo-
male preacher is man disguised in female
attire. II she breaches again she may be
lynched