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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-10

IN ACRES AT FOREST GLEN, ADJOINING
wv the new subdivision at that place. The land
iies on the 1thst road, q OF mile from the sta
10 acres in Washington county, Md, improved by a
tage is situated on south Mountain A beautiful
home for summer residence. The whole will be
"a acres in prince George's Co, I'D. known IS the
Walker Place, adjoining the land of the late Mr.
Taylor suit weIl fenced, and on the line of the
new Pennsy lvania avenue bridge. viii trade for
small house in town and pay the difference.
10 on the Wheeler and Asylum roads, one mile
stable, &c. Will exchange.
20 acres on the CONDUIT ad two miles from Gcorse
PSca Known an 6s by an Srglard AND ham
a5 acres yns partly in Frnre Gecfsc and Anne
arundel Countes, l2e miles from Laurel, On the
l3rooms: A tine new barn and other out0uilliings
Water i'll barn. stable and COW shed; everything i'll
German and Representative Compton; fertilizer
enough on the place to last 20 years. Land Is the
49, the place; An eleTant home
% acres the Baltimore and Ohio R.R opposite Ivy
City; adtons Mt. Oliyet Cemetery; improved
This place is valuable tor brick yard, subdi
l acre lot ill Glendale subdivision. one mile from
Benning station, on the Baltimore and Potomac X.
15s acres in Anne Arundel County is miles ron An,
napos., on the west side OF Herring Creek, i'm
conditl6n,i; land yields 30 bushels wheat to the
$50 acres half under cultivation l2 miles from
Mount jackson. Va, 3 miles from the celebrated
frame house Of rooms, outbmiidings, barn, cattle,
and sheep pens, &C. Terms easy. Price. u. 81, 900
40 acres in Westmoreland County Va. opposite
I1ney Point. The place is known PeCkAtoue.
This is one Of the best known places of colonial
times The mansion was burned u few years ago,
but there Is still the brick walls standing. which
would furnish material enough for house of o
30 acres. III Alexandria county mile and hall from
Alexandria, situated on the Alexandria and Lees
burg turnpike. improvements poor, land good
Ill sell tor the small sum Of.............S 300
900 acres. at Newbern, ;. G. Improved by numer-
Gus small houses; The plantation pays an annual
income OF $1,000. This place is suitable tor club
OF sportsneI, as the plantation GbouudS III game.
The river aDOunds i'll oysters and hsh of every
kind. Price, per acre. $50
have several thousand acres of Mineral Lands in
West virginia also many lots i'll tire town OF Rio
BOnlO. Cali tOrIia also lands Alabama or further
particulars call or address
THOS. L. WAGGAMAN,
81 street NV,
jest Washington, u. g.
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Il. B. TowNER & SoS.
DEALERS IN DRY GOODS,
1916 1TH ST. NV.

Black Gros Grain Silk 75c 81 1926
Surah Silk i'll Black and Colors. SOC.
Henrietta Cashmere in all colors, I'D wide, 2oc.
Atwood Henrietta, 81 &c.
An extra bargain in Black Henrietta, SOC.
Batlste, 81 inches wide, sc.
Cnailie, i1bc. Lawns, DC.
Table Linen Towels, Napkins &c.
Ladies' Ribbed Vests. - for 25c.
Atwood Henrietta i'll all coiors SOC.
White Goods i'll all styles from &c up.
Gents Laundered shirts, soc.
Boys Knee PANTS 2Uc
Boys shirt Waists, made of Outing Cloth o5c
Gloria Parasols, gold tipped. reduced to 91c
CnIdrens ParGsols IS and 35c
We have one Of the best soc Corsets in the CITY
Clarks y. n. T. Spool Cotton, &c a4-6m
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A Sunday School Anniversary.

The eighteenth anniversary Of the Sunday
school connected with the Eastern Presbyterian
church was celebrated yesterday afternoon.
The anniversary services were under the direc-
ton of Chas. E. Fairman, superintendent, and
included talk by Mr.. b. H. Warner, who was
interested in the school at its formation. The
report of the school showed an enrolment of
five hundred and an average attendance for
the year of three hundred and sixty-nine.
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The Shah I'm Berlin.

The shah of Persia arrived in Berlin yester-
day. He was welcomed with much ceremony
By the emperor, number OF princes, Count
Herbert Bismarck. Gen. Won Blumenthsl and
a crowd of officials. The emperor and the shah
exchanged formal visits and grand banquet
was given in the evening in honor Of the shah.
1t is reported in st. Petersburg that during the
shahs visit there a secret treaty was made be-
tween Russia and Persia for the temporary
annexation Of northern Persia to Russia In GER
tain cases.
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l. FARM OF log ACRES
Lying on Rock creek. half mile from
KNOWLES STATION
And one mile from
FOREST GIFS

And two and Oneh half miles rom the Proposed
ROCK CREEK PARK
This flne property will be sold at
PUBLIC AUCTION ON WEDNESDAY,, JUNE
TWELFTH at TWO O'CLOCK T. NJ, on the premises
This Is of the best quality OF MONTGOMERY county
land, and IL ali III grass except IL acres of good
timber. IL adtoins the handsome alfred Raw
Col Spencer Jones and Mr Gartrell has a we'll shaded
building SITE overlooking fine range OF country, the
railroad and Knowles Station. The dwelling was
burned but there is u barn and tenant-house. This
offers good opportunity for investment, either
for gentleman's country residence subdivision
INTO small Ter homes lying near two Of the best
lions the METROPOLITAN branch L., and also to the
grand National Rock Creek Park, through which ine
drives VIII be constructed 10 the city
Terms $1,000 cash balance III five annual paw
Iueuts, secured by deed OF trust the premises.
deposit of $50 will TIE required at time OF sale Con-
yeyancinR at cost Of purchaser. title perfect.
Trains leave Il. and o. depot at 2:30; return at T.
je6-1t Il. II. SIfHERD X CO., Sun Building
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MAcK1SAw STRAW HArs
A Narrow EscaDe

Mrs. Annie Evans, 10 Pierce street southwest
had narrow escape from drowning yesterday.
She fell overheard from a row boat near Gies-
boro', but was rescued by John d. Matthews
assisted by Thomas Shehan. Young Matthews
Is only eighteen years of age, and this is the
third person he has saved from drowning
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The Proposed Inebriates Home.

The following named persons have been ap-
pointed committee under the authority of
the mass meeting recently held to consider the
advisability and feasibility of establishing an
inebriates home: b. II. Warner, DIR. 2. T..
Sewers, Hon. w. s. Cox, Rev. ]. A. Walter,
Chas. King, bishop Hurst, J. J. Darlington,
L. j. Davis and DIR. Jos. Taber johnson.
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A New Emergency Hospital.

Messrs b. H. Warner, Randall Webb and
Drs. Johnston and Lee, of the board of direc-
tors of the Emergency hospital accompanied
by T. F. Schneider, the architect have gone to
New York to examine several institutions there
with a view of securing the most desirable plan
for new building for the Emergency hospital
here. 1t will be erected at the corner of Ohio
avenue and 18TH street, just south of Pennsyl-
Yania avenue
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GET The Best.
THE CONCORD HARNESS.
LUTZ BRO.
497 Penn. ave, adjoining National Hotel
Trunks and Satchels Of best makes at low prices
apl2
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NOR RENT-HANDsOME l2-ROOM BAY-wIN-
II dow Brick. all mod. imps.: price reduced 10 500
Also, lOrJOn brick, with yard and stable To-
Gated on the suburbs N front Of large park price
Cuced 70 80. A. . CANWOOD.
jeS-3t' 933 9th ST. NV.
NOR KENT-FOUR-ROOM HOUSE, 3OI ST
Il W. neas He1s. III cftce. Inquire sos Sd ST.
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The Chicago district committee Of the
American sabbath union have prepared an
open letter TO Postmaster General Wsnamaker
favoring complete Sunday rest in the posaal
service.
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VSOR SAIE-FINE FARM PROPERTY AT SPECU-
Il latiye figures. BOhrer's place. Green Sod" half
way between Rockville and GeorketO w. the Rock
Vile turnpike, l2G acres 90 under cultivation oppo-
site Col A. L. BrttOns beautiful! country place Fine
elevation. one mile from Linden and Knowles station,
Oh MetropU tan branch OF Is. and q K L. Rock creek
along eastern border. $500 per acre. Terms easy.
Uulncumbered and would exchange for city property,
This ground better worth 900 per acre than some
near II held at larger ngures. j. Il. WlMER, 1873
ST L. W. je1-3t
EtOR SALE-NEhR PROPOSED PARK on ROCK
Creek, beautiful country place, S15 PER acre. also
60 acres adj Ginning at 500 per acre Easy terms.
te1-Ot A. j. Whitaker l3O116 + st.
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lNOR SAIL
cellar frame 300
IL, bet 9TH and 9Th SITS. H. G., 2-story and base
ment brick 1900
cellar bricks, rooms and bath; each .... $3.50
18th, bet and > SITS. H. W., 2-story and base-
ment brick ..:;;.::.:..i;;...: 1890
Dtln 4. 700
y, let 9th and 10th SITS. NV, 2-story brick, 10
rooms, al mod imps ;.:....;.:.;.......... $500
>, bet. l3ta and ith, 2-story brick, 10 rooms,
bath and cellar; 1000
~. Basement me brick rooms and bath. 1000
'3f 10Th st. nw., 3-story and basement frame,
u, rooms, lot 10 sxlOO 1850
Mass. ave, lot 1OX147, Improved by one
Drick and one frame, renting at $21 price
per loOt- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 800
lftl, near , 81. L. W, groom brick dwelling.
lot lsxl2o to alley 1900
q, near list st. NV, beautiful new 3-story
ana basement bricks, corner house $500,
Rhode Island ave, near tn St, .j-story and
basement brick, rooms. $500
vermont ave, near X st. Il W., elegant brick
resa,denSe, large lot 10000
SJOU cash and monthly payments Will pur-
and eheap lot I6k15:..::. $3.50
Splendid property on + II. W.. between 9th and
ithi can be converted into business prop
erty with very little expense: very large lot:
can be purchased at u very great bargain.
On lOth, near 81. IL. W, 3-story and basement
brick, lot 2oN9o good location tor business;
eheap.......... 1880
jeS-5t e16E'st
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FOR RENT-HOUSES

OR RENT - 1893 St. Or. s23 30
80 sth ST. 13r......- 50 4O3 {lst St lOr...4 40
belO-6t A. j. whitaker. 1901 T ST.
NOR RENT-yERY NEAT AND CENTRALLY
' located brick. sO9 llth 81. NV: 9 rooms. bath,
r. all in sOod repair. sO1. ALBERT +. FOX. go
st-nw. jelO-3ts
L,OR RENI-A FURNISHED HOUSE. EIGHT
rooms IN the northwestern part OF the city, modern
furniture lie bought. Inquire - 3
It'll St NV. Room 4. first floor. JslO-2t-
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- water aud grs rented to good tenant, GA per mo-
VIII easnAnsS f9s 1ot ~ hE PTice Al 359
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STORES L DWELLINGS.
ENOR RENT

je7-3t 1908 9TH ST. H. W.
JOR RENT-I23G WYLIE ST. " T.. BRICK
L House, six rooms, hall, bath, hot water, adj Join
1nc lot; $3.50. Owner g39 II st.nw. ie1-3t-
I,OR kEST-EIGHT- ROOM FURNISHED HOU Sc,
- oae square from City Hall. Apply to W. c. VAIL,
92J Sc. je1-}t
ENOR RENT-BY THOS. L. WAGGAMAN, REAL
I ESIATE BKOkER. 9l1 i ST. NV.
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THE CLAN-NA.GAEL.
Its Constitution, Bylaws and Rites
Exposed.

THE REAL NAME OF THE oRoANTz.rIoN-rHH
PURPOSE OF ITS ExIsTEScE-THE INITIATION
THE ORGANIC LAw-THE OATH OF FEALrY-pE-
TAILS OF PROCEDURE.
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EOk kENT-BI Y O. HOFFMAN. REAL Is
u tate and Insurance Broker. 9th and SITS. L.
FURNISHED HOUSES
COMPLETE PRINTED LIST AT MY OFFICE.
OFFICES

64I St, Cd fOo-. front :TCm $50 TO goo each
Is, heated By steam $50 y. p. cor 18th and Pa m
u r "A hoor front e. ave. 80: 81; 80
lltg-nt Sun I1O La. ave, from ~ 10 ~
building. nreprOof,2 l2l1 st NV, r -
NAtOrs, heated by steam, III i L ST. Nv, 3r 20
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The above is only portion Of the property on my
hooks. For full list call at Office for bulletin on
the LIST and 10TH Ue7l THOS. T. WAGGAMAN.
LNOR SALE-LOyELY HOME IN ANACOSTIA, IN
Il Guiding lots 25x125; has z rooms, gas. shrub
berry. &c. whole at 30. 600 or house and lot $4,000
Easy terms A. j. WHITAKER,
ie1-3t l3O1L st
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LOh htN i
Il :36 + st. NV. 1r..S22. 80
2Il2 18th st.n. ". .6riS 40
4:BS 81 81. ne. 9r..19. 30
1911 G st. Sc, Or. .......S
JEST W. c,
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EUR RENT

EOR RENT-NEw BRICl
Il cellar, bath. and shed
Office, market, schools, sc.
east Of Sd ST.
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1Or.................S3.33
9l6 y. Y. ave, l2r.....1J
100 18th st. NV. SIR. %
12l2 9th st. NV. Ilr..JC
l2Jl 9th st. NV. lOr..5U
13.3.J I 81. NV. 1OI....5U
ILL., COrcoran St, 10. Al
LOG 9th st. NV, 10r. 40
1i2O Sth ST. NV, 10 r.. 30
ieS-.1t AIBEI
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lOR SALE-NEW PRESSED BRICK, 1SX56: LOT
y lSxllO, to alley; salon parlor, dining room, 4
chambers, kitchen, bath and concrete cellar. Capitol
Hill near cars and hertics. Cheap; &3,SO0. COOKE
D.. r.. At N w raj IA
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LOk KENT-IlOS ST. NJ, ROOMS MOD
Il imps. sis. lis llth ST ne, : rooms, mod imps ,
gu, lOu$ North Carolina Sc. \ rooms, mod
ilnIss-, IS JOHN h. .pO\OHDE
leS-3t' BIB East Capitol ST
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f. OR SALE-AT MOUNT PLEASANT, NEW o.
l. room House Oh handsome corner lot; 50, 2UO
New Broom House, beautifully planned and finished,
nice lot; $1,000.
slx-room House, cellar and attic large lot; $4,000
lie kroullus surrounding these houses have ample
shade trees, sArubberN, &c.
jeS-lw kEDFOkD W. WALKER, 1905 ST.
ttOR SALE-A BARGAIN, S-RUOM BRICK, ALL
mod ins NICE nelsLborhood, st. NV, bet. 18th
and 18th; only $1,000.
jeo-:it EEDFORD W. WALKER lOO6 F st
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FOR RENT-HOUSES

IyOR RENT-NO 403 g ST. " W, LARGE IL
II room brick house with all improvements. Rem
reduced to SJO.7O. ID. II. WARNER x co. jeS-3t'
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

LOR RENT-TWO NEAT TwO-STORY BRICF
II houses with rooms and cellar 1912 and laIS i
st II. ". at go. so each.
jeS-3t' B.H. WARNER L CO
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32g c ST. n. w. fur. ...S4J
,lIS 18th At. ne, Or. .......l6
S23 Eth st. ne, Or. 1 30
l49 Wilson ST. NV. ,6r. %
Daily Republican., 1889-10-10

srRIEerIELp, ILL.,, OCT. 9.-Thc State
Conference OF coloTed men adjourned
last evening after issuing an address to
the eolored people OF the State aud na-
ton, which sets forth the object Of the
organization of the State League Just
effected, to advance educational Interests,
the abolition Of separate schools, and 70
secure the employ Of competent
colored teachers
After rviewing the condition of the
colored people in the South, the outrages
TO which they are subjected and the fact
that II 10 not party, race or State ques-
ton, but one Of nation al Importance, the
league makes the following appeal;
I'VE appeal to the American people,
TO Congress aud the executive head Of
our Government, to men OF all parties,
10 rise shove partisan hate and bitter
prejudice. and bring 10 bear the msjesty
Of the law to the end that the life aud
property OF the American negro may be
as safe ia Louisiana, Mississippi, South
Carolina, Georgia and Texas ms Ia the
Northern States"
The address also calls attention 10 the
fact OF the opening oil the new States IN
the Northwest, aud advises the coIored
people Of the South TO secure homes
there as Que step toward overcoming the
Southern question.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-10

WASHINGTON, Oct. 9.-"From now
till the 9Th OF November" said Colonel
William Lamb, of Norfolk, to-day, at
will re hot battle 10 Virginia. The
Dem ocrats have made the race question
the sole issue OF the campaign. The
blacks realiy constitute the majority OF
voters infhs commonwealth. II they are
allowed ta cast their o ballots as they
choose, ahddf their vUtes could be COUNT
ed, there \ no dou bt that General Malone
would bfixfertsd.
"We hnse to deal, you know, with the
most unscrupulous sort of Bourbons in
Virginia, aud they are SO strongly iu-
trenched that II Is the hardest thing in
the world to dislodge them. But We
have made the fight on the tariff and
debt-paylng issues and General Malone
Is very confident OF victory. On the 2lst
he will address what will, perhaps, be
the biggest meeting OF the campaign at
South hampton Court House.
"Lsngston's action has secured for
Malone almost the solid support OF the
black men. The Kickers. so called,
Will do well II they cast 100 votes. Yes,
l mean that not one Of them can main
tain that Malone was not fairly pomi.
mated. A sorehead, you know, never
has any following"
Daily Republican., 1889-10-10
THIRD EDITION.
a Tale Of Tangled Lives.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. "a curious case Of
tang ed lives came to Hight this afternoon
IN the Office Of the Cny Recorder on the
application Of Frederick E. Crate aud
Frederieka Welee for license to wed.
The girl being under age, her siepfathef,
Philip EoredZ, and her mother APPEARED
with her aud announced that they gave
their consent. Mrs. Lorenz, the mother,
was NILS Weigo, and had married
about thirty years ago young German,
Carl Dorman. He died, leaving three
children.
A year later the widow ma,ried Fred.
erick SchAeier, and shortly after her
arrival hete-cIghteen years ago-gaye
birth TO daughter, tho bride OF TO-DAY,
Two years later Schaefcr informed his
wife that lie had never been married TO
her, that she was this victim OF mock
marriage, and she left him. Schaefer then
eloped with her Oldest dsus liter By Dor.
manly whom be now has three children
The grass widow raised Frederick 10 L.
porance as 10 who her father was, giving
her her own maiden name OF Weige. -Four
years ago the widow married her third
husband, Philip LoreBz.
To- day, just as the license was about 10
Issue, SchAeier, after silence OF fifteen
years, appeared upon the scene and de-
mAnded that She license be refused. A
stormy debate followed. Mrs. Loreuz
admitted that Sebaeler was the girls
father, and that she had never been mar.
ried to him, but asserted that Schseier
had never contributed TO the support OF
The girl. This recorder consulted his at
torney and decided to Issue the lieease,
STIMULATING that the gill should be inat:
xied as Frederfcka Schaefer. l
Daily Republican., 1889-10-10
ON SATURDAY.
THE 2orH DAY OF .ocToB1 sR, 1850,
Ate o'clock, D. M,

The following described re Il estate
viz: Tsgi n
All that certain lot or pieHeStSf land
situate IN White Clay Creek hundred,
New Castle county, Delaware bounded
und described rs follows, TO wilt;
beginning at Il stone IN line OF James
II. Rays land. and running thqncc north.
u of n degree. west, 20 9-iOth perches 20
stake; thence south s7ls degrees, west
II $40 pcrches to stake Ia line OF a.
kerr's land, thence thcrewith north, 3
degrees and 10 minutes, west ~ da
pcrches to stake In line al lknd OF the
said Andrew Kerr and II. VIII ion, thence
along tho said Wilson's llEd south, G5
degrees, cnst 6t-52 perchos, to "a stake IN
the centre OF the Newark dnd Elkton
road, thence along the said rnnd, south,
Bisd degrees, west 27.72 pcrcllcs, thence
south 81 degrees, west 10 lilo pcrchcs to
tho place of beginning. containing Ia.
2r aud q p OF land, be the snINo more or
less. ,with frame dwelling house and
other buildings thereon erected
Seized and taken in execution rs the
property OF Edward X. WILSON and Anna
NJ, his wife. and I. g., and to No sold by
ALNAN ALLEN. Sheriff
sherlr's oiiico, Wilmington, October
., lss9. ol0-ts
Daily Republican., 1889-10-10

New York, Oc.. 9.-ln view of the
Wholesale less of life by electricity the
meating of the Board OF Electrical Con
troll to-day was devoted TO reception OF
The representatives OF tie various COM
panies.
Mayor Grant scored them rcnndly, aud
declared himself 10 favor oil shutting off
electric illumination by overhead wires
Alto ether unless the mortality pcaecd.
He was told that the wires were safe, but
Ione of the representatives answered In
the affirmative his question, "Nyill you
take hold Of charged wire of your com.
paBy to prove Is saiety?' They admit
ted that they thought the risk too great.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-10
FIFTH edition.


PITTsDURo, Pa, Oct an.
OF william J. Armstrong. onca iHeat(
coal merchant OF this clty. nro : wealth
astonished 10 IND that he las ,p,"ss
after mysterious disappc1rsnc'se' a u
the Mfrchantyiile IN. j.. mad , non
AND yisll, tof Canada, restored In ,a uoa'
Eightten mouths ago Mr.. Arm. veaa
who had been suffering from mel t ,nn'llo'as
was placed 10 DR.. Jones' priy,,s 4i a.',l
at Merchautville, from which h. asylunI
early 10 september. No trses, Si4p
could be found. VI hlH
His relatives aud DR.. done, r
trAordinary efforts 10 find he snT "
man, and at ono time II wa, assn.
that his dead body hal been A. -Ptos'l
IL the Oak wood Cemetery, Rrt a'sls
va. A stranger committed snlri,Ia ~
grave there, and the description az
strong sent through tho cogplrg ,.m
60 exactly with that OF tho dead " m
that IL was for several days I'M, ui
that he had found his wsy Ia ,bs NV.
aud Killed himself. Reiatiyes a, ',ul
strong were 30 sure that mi. mas, " all
tnal Z pe,sonai friend was sent 10 NoS'J
mona 10 bring the body home.
~ turn out, however, that a mI.,..
nad been male, and the efforts IN vs..
the missing man were continual w,las
success. bnt all hopes OF finding him \,
peen almost given up, when a clblsgr,-
was received from brother of
strong, who 10 In Ireland, saving NV,
William Armstrong was 10 Cous5, I
had sent TO him for funds. The mt.'a
mah'e brother Frank went 10 Nont,a.
and found him working on A INN,
eu,ia,ns there, somewhA. depressed .ai
ieeoie In mind, but restored 10 res,os
anu IN . iAir way to complete recovery
He came home to-day. '''s'''
Daily Republican., 1889-10-10

WASHINGTON, D. C., Oct. o.-secre.
tAry Tracy This morning received re-
quest from the Philadelphia Local Board
Of Managers of the Training Ship Sarato-
va for the detail of Commander Francis
N. GtesD, oil the Brooklyn Navy Yurd, to
take charge OF her. This request is the
result OF long negotiation for securing
Commander Green's services and be will
undoubtedly be detailed as requested.
At conference between the managers
and Commander Green, at Philadel phia,
yesterday, satisfactory understanding
was reached, by which the officer VIII be
placed upon footing more nearly equal
with those whose active duties In similar
seyice credit them with Sea pay.
The Saratoga Is at present ut the Ports
mouth Navy Yard, where she has been
repaired o. an outlay Of $50, 0CO, and as
soon as Commander Green indicates his
aeceptance of her Command force
viii be detailed to take her to philadei
phla.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-10

PHILADELPHIA, Oct l0.-Dr. Horace
X. Regar, q young physician on Thlr
teenth street above Jefferson, WAS &C.
quilted In the Old Court House yessr.
day OF charge of felouiou, assault pre-.
ferred by Mis- Elizabeth Brennan. The
latter 10 IL years Of age, and resided, Ia
April last, whom the alleged of.ne was
committed, o. No. 1878 GRAZ street. The
defense alleged that It wss a csSe Of
blackmail. At the conclusion Of tho
evidence Assistant Distric, Boyle said
that In view Of the doctors emphatic DO.
NAL under oath, and the contradictory
testimony, he could not conscieutlOuAY
ask for q conviction In thu, case.