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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-12-05
LATE NEWS ITEMS

Tom RoE. the tieyelks-. arrivsa az
Chicago q tie II froz S1a Frazessrs.
making the rG1 ~ Waee5 AzI h.s@iizg Ek~
best similar rsosui bv s~ezsy-faGr hours
and twelve ninzt~s- Tie SogrzeT b-E1a
September - anl sEsssI on she - ias--
IF there Is any change il Mr. ye-er<oG
DzEis-s eo1Aisio1 i- - for th- b@sa.r- The
pxzisus's exsrsszse ws@knsss uzakss iz n
matter 0t dirEeulsy fox as pays5cfaz so
give any E@ri1ssi opfniOa- Mr. DAVIS fats
10 tax. szszci-zs sszrisA1e1s - s.<seSsa<s
him
WILL NCzDocx. -h- associate sslis0r q
,k~ CAIa.css Cozrs--. w2s kurz-d u s1xy
in ih= streets os Eisgg0sA- Ga. ca the -
90 .roCaas q an sr1scs@ Ia kis paper ~
eeesizg q TIE psop1s e ss~ town-
Mas JAKE SxTDEE- q EnsTil8s. Teas.
x.s kick-4 % asaEh By eS~ cn TIE -
-hiIe s1e Vas zfiSizx tA~ 4zizaL
A coMPAxT hAs bs~s formed vita n
capital Of 80 80 sor tie pGrF0se Of es-ab-
IlshinS . so@s a. B-iixsPov-- Ala
A. iuprore=@zs company a1s b~~z or
S.ain@si n FlDrrEes. Ala. vita q eapdsAl
ssark q Ss.usl 90. % vkich oz@-kalf %
pAsd in AIoazo b CorS<u q Ns~ YORK
is president TIE cO1Fany h.s Sse G<rss
in West FIore3e~ sz1 4, 40 .eTss % =i.-
irx Lands n Teenesse~-
Wzux The coslecs0r q tie Corzz-rrial
yasiOa.I Bank- Of Clevelszs1. Ohse. uas
coating s.ysso in sks xs1e-al oe1c@ q the
German AnsrieAn Bank tkiss szHtcA<d
s.-sss .ad esespet-
SIX O. seTez years s<o lAzd aru1z1 HzZ-
hoIar, Ts1z-. eozld h< hoG<hs al froz SO
80 SIS per acre. ES~ Is is sCrsh fE0cz - 70
So pr 4creL
cate tia; rsceaEiE purchased several of ses
largest s1Gri1< zills N fs@ cOGr.rr have
se,rursd . sixty days 0pztoa CO The SasA-
vile rTes1-l FloGr NILS
NsssssSsT-z czEsl. t.1sShs away sr<rJ
rr.zizz AZ ths Fecs1s Blr=iaSsAz, Ala.
fair
TEK Nis~cGri Pacise Co=razy haseiossi
cf rsiIruaz frcz D<Ezocr, Ark. c1 the
Little Eock. Nissisz5FFi ss1 Texas Rail
rad. q bxxurA e .E@ Irua Moo1zaia. 10
uo-ru.. La Wcrk wIl be o>gua A. c1e~-
THT.ireS States Treasury ca TIE gl-h
r.il.d -5ss cSecke-, rsPTsssGlizg q. Ill 90.
il r.TEers of The intsTes. due Decs@her ls-
q registered l-= per es1i- boGtk
Tu FIRST Nationzl Bank a Ske1ei1. AIS,
has suspended and A examiner VII take
charge
A SsoEraGx ot So. 600 kxs bs~n fo1ud IN
n. aee1zafs q A z Woc&sc=, esrF co.
lesr-or q Rickzozd. Va
NEE YOKK-s worid's fair fz1d c1 tAs
=lsk Eas ss. oss sa.. azs the ec==irs@s has
assSr.aiasl % psi g tsvEE1 81 go 80.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-12-05
POTATOES IN GERMANY.



Ia The city ef O~euharw ssnnsGs r-~1-
1n~ss 20 Fran-ss Drake. the Ea<Iisa
Admiral q EIizahssh's siz~. wksst ts pop
zlariy Supposed hy tseruuans - lave in
trostscc1 the potato frura America i..a
EaroTss- CauszI MoraxhAn- a. NAa-
heiH- zrttss 2hogt che psgsasc tn G~r-
maay- Potatoes conx.itus~ crs Of ths
staple p-u'Asets % every sszse IN EAs
u~rHaz knrir~. The -arpge ~ she
earth- a. TIE FrvHeh -aft IA gets tie
nazas 0f --shs brvas4 q sh~ p.~or- In ts~r-
zaay- In many parts q sA@ EmpEr~.
vita zil<- the potato e1assiswsss sks
-Aist arssele Of sss-sraz.-s- Germans
-Nfxse - take sh@ posaao cut
A.lti~,t sh9Ns them 20 - m~afTs
azi shls sA~F ~ttl ealy ~ ~h~a tally
stpeu~st- Souae pssasosas coataIa saarw
ssA-sh sAan 0zksrS. Hsnse an erows
here % PlAas and prusiace Oaly shs=.s
&tzatx cuataintax the lA-~~ss Amount %
skls Hatrfsivs suhesaure4 Posasos< So
nos coutala the lar-sss amount of ssarvh
EHss Sh@n taxea cut et the Earth. kzs
@1nl@ ttne af-erwarvs- Usually in shs
-~ush % TANreuah.r Fr1rn shss time "a
digging gattI nseeemb.r shsrv = an IN
crvase In shs amount q starrh- Thfs
r~rzAtus good dsrin~ Iaanarv. 1sssr
Shssh a 4e,-Eins IA sh@ aaa4sns s.rss Ia.
Tie chemist >so.kkarI. hsAs ass prsss~ss
scientifically whas ~vervous with ks~n
tasss rau prove far himself. vir shasaa
turr~ass aat t~cIiae or dec-vas. in sa~
amount u sst-rh IN P.9sasspsss rakes pl~us
~ Ab.svr trIi.as@s
--Hsr~. writes shss CoasrI f-,ssu Mar
hetna 20 the STATE Department. --snsar..s
are Pat aps' Knt dried @srn~slms,. shsF
Az isss boagsr In the earth Ehe-~ shey
grew er IN hales dug far the paruslss
Aat covered wish tc.ose layers q earth.
sa.As. 80 ssraS ANT stInarv. sometimes
rA@Y ARE packed In rsat san.I ewa~ga
tGssf- layer foe layer % .and AMI pasa-
so.s. his system - saf,1 ~ keep them
vwrT we'll A ss,auust a1~shs.I II au.s
lsaru@& froua our psvpEs-shas af drrtn.r
sheus-sastnr care 10 1rT them when the
suaErwh - ssrun<ess ia sAsuz American
4rte1 potasa.s In L.sustaa at - nnarIts sr
sf8 a eeusner ~rs sseruazs wild. Th@y
worked aixhs AMI day exrsrtn~us-
ing unstI they learned the pru..-
essss after whieh N1BI~rin< ssaehsgs
~vus from plA.ss 20 pl1r~ givtuz shs poar
pssssansrY Instructions hass ssa.1ts The
Germans express hope - b. abts 20
pr'ssa-~ Anst dry 50 m1uT posatos. shas
they viii b. absolutely independents q
The outside EorlA s4n not help ct
pressing an opinion aptniou whiwh
have ofrea heard e.Nprv=ss',t A.srp.-th1s
n our American sweet p.sslro..-s eguht "a
Frvp"rtY pat Had ra.shs't upon the seer
zzaa market all Ne caGd suppgy weubI
b. haarhs az prossIhIa pricv=. An f.
srrs shauA hs uzssts- have beard pen
pie wonder = hsHstrvd siu1es wh~shsr
thy tswsss P"e1ss@= dried on.,s,f arr 70
BE- obtained In Europe or n1s Amer
Ian paiEyman-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-12-05
RUSSI.-S NOBILITY.


ussr~n FRmlEa~~-
- al EurUps1H eszGzsrres EIEssE1 -
she msss prplisz in the matter ot
Ear5zs-s-s. and % llrs ~ have hat several
spsv5ziens q her E-rinses-s and Priza-e=ss-s
in shEs cnantry- The rial nlhflity II
E4s.sfE r1esstsss of 1hogs tsgen families.
All * whaaa claim 8es=reus frum shs
a.sasssr q Esrss- wasa as7sEpief shs thrsaE@
ahuaa a ahgusansE Years 1<94 The
Gs.5-1ssa1sa.Ts. q Nahrh family tne L1ss
Siplsgulas az.l srxseszzla f.rlz.ee ssoru.sh1-
su- N1s Ezeuher- hsl1nE To shHs 30
b5lisV- ~ aEssl4 ID shs Nart--hsfns 1ust
she EAll-osz-us1tis. - WAaua betaurs the
.zerE7a1she Ntse e the ate Gar E.-
sss1ss shsse shsrs arr sAaasaasIs spaa
rh1asansts * Primes 1nt Prlnsrsssses 10
b. tos41i n eEerY x1is q Russian life
who h1Ve uNaad skeir elevzEion ro the
c1urirs Of <.1u1ss o1s % Eaass5a'S rulers
TuE4r,1 the eldssss q she Ekss eszszry the
Custom u hsss-oWizr the kixk-soGzdinzr
title % Prfaee on men q msalAI p.,st-
siou hsszEze rf.th-E1lgSls- and 10 = related
o. she rrs2s Prizes So1v1rus that "a
ais return fruuz victorious campaign
= - NH.AaNAAEs% aA-r FsAAA
Eran4 Ch1mherizHa- Wno bore sac sisl@
Of Prins1- SGh.1s- bat whS h1d hsNz a
ha-ber az the tine % The beginning 0f
the sar- Prlzre >saEyzruF egGId ans
cuzrvalr ais 1s-SzishmsEs 4E1 dEsgSzss-
He se-r az 0ace foe his oWR barber and
said 50 hiZ- --Thsrs- Ivan ho~ Ofsez
have / told y0u 20 stop dr5ukingz IL
goa Eogd 01ly follow my advice yOg
might become \ Prime a. this -1n
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-12-05
ENGINEERING FEATs.
Wsrks - sA< As<f~as. whE<h esafsf ~ss
Ne >arp.ss-~st IN err Day


Nc >Wrpas-~.t m sssrr Day
Ts IS a rvuarEahle fact that nothing
slIrPHssss IN Ea.i@ru engineering ths
pyramids Os sshixsh. bgfls uaarv rhaa
s.aaa YwarS ar,a- IL j. universally 49,
SuoNE~drvf By the highest professional
AWshartsfss IN architecture AMI hslIIIHar
thas she az.E.oary oe the Pyramids coabf
Has be surpassed IN these days. ant.
HlQrvov-r- - psFtsrs for shs purpose for
wAEeh they wer~ fatenste,t above AL. To
sus3Hrs- Afssr the building % pyrar7fsts
w1s sass~ eenzezssest IL xas the fashion
tor 1h.ogg 10 eensUries s5 erwsss husre.
uueaningIssss, pointed piles os masonry
Of the hun4rv,ts srvwsed Eboas 80 have
resisted the ravares * lsre.s. ant may
ssiII be seen Many Of she,sss remaining
eoasain sn0rmoas bEosss % granite from
s4 TO - feet long. weighing from IND ~
500 soas. aHst display the most e.Juss4nl-
mate fu@enaisy IN their CONSTRUCTION
aaorc disseHlt operation than tbs
mere transportation of immense stones
that % erecting ohstfslss weighing eco
rons-Was performed EiEh prws-ision by
the Egyptians aaa years before che time
Of Chrfsr- ~ the aaetens zz@shs.I ot
raising immense stones Hsgsh5z- IL nov
Euown-fs = Ous ot the naay Eoss arts.
The kzciens PeruviAHs bad a uz@thost q
transporting immense bIosxs % ssSnss
that EOgl4 be sortane 10 the ns.Eeru
engineer did he POSSESS e. The Romans
were also emiH@ns engineers. AMI By
some aGtharIEisss- are SET down a. even
exgesdiux the Egyptians In shas 4irrs-
ton Immense ssones Nsr~ Used in cou-
ssrraerizx the Temple Of B1aIhsr. one
LES ready qzarrisst which u - feet Bonr
Iut - tess square, amt weighs I,t55 sor.s.
81 Louis RepabIic-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-12-05
MUNICIPAL DISTRESS.



Gszh~a -B~st~r Gh~~-~>%
The r1xe foe wealth i often run AZ
TIE cost of 4 a~xi-rt Of the p1bIie in
Interests wkieh is i the duty OF citizens
10 e1nssrTe and PruuSss- Men are y,
bsssF with their personal asafrs that
they lave - tine foe those of the enu.-
n&afsy- These. therefore. uzzss either
hs shollY a@giecssd- or shey uuss 70
Azto fhe a8nsts of shose Who take them
zp and week them with no end in view
hGs skzs ef s.el1Sh agrznssizeusn1- Ths
~Sil shas e0nes Ep frurn cities and
t0Nns over nismanag~uzens. debs- dis
Or'isr- ETC. Is al eject protussest us4AIlv
hT sAe sane sElPakls e71ss- Good efsI-
zens> men Of character and ability. do not
care 10 be bothered vita these matters
that involv- 80 rarh trUuble. and that
especially call them OF from their r-rrs-
lar pGrsgiss- They. therefore. 70 into
the hands Of those Who have neither
Character nor ability Property owners
permit nen without prUpersy-xk.,
probably ARE without ability 20 asrruu1z-
Late cr hold ito beconae guardians os
ali tae interests ~hi-h make their bsssi-
aess safe or pro6tabIe- Th,@ result Is
Encouragement and corruption the
p1oltc and private Ioss that 70 with
shez- and shsa ths e0zpl1ias and
hasry spasuz az r~forz1Ei0n tkat can nos
BE- Effected This = ths history &C
ne2riy al the zznieiPal distress that %
plagZe=hiisgussed eirisez&-Cz4sedP Pres-
eysers4z
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-12-05

Bro~u-whas-s all this yoa'-e dOinzt
IItsIe JOhazy-PIels@- did teacher
told ne IL I Ezzted TO learn quickly.
w1s 10 pat down every ~ord di1a's
kzgE. and Ask yOg What il meant
BrOEa-Th1E-s An exesIent plan nv
boy
LEssle J0hznv-weIl dzd- / have on
this Pieec % paper one hundred az3
three words z1r<@d 4Oza-
BsoNa-JoArni@. 20 rigat Erssairs 70
bed E1kS z1EE1E-Epoca-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-12-05

Nx PAEKE- editor Of the No-sh Lo7-
Ssz Press w1s zr-zixnss1 in the B0w-
ss-scs police oo1rt- on the ssh On the
ckS--c of criminal lhel preferred
.rsszss hin by the Earl Of EGston. and
er--isssd FOX g-izL
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-12-05

On tie @ssh King Humhers opened the
li4lzaz Parliament in persoa- He said
t11i Tie governments wise policy had
rai=ssi1ed domestic tranquility and
rEz-zaieed peace. which. thanks 20 the
caa.osr1 q the great POxers. n0K ap-
pears 10 Be assured
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-12-05

NV YOzx- Nov z5--Tke l1w eOz-
zirtee yesterday reported 10 she Al1er-
zea Al O-3inazee Ehieh EiIl aIIoE the
plzyizx ot oryzzs In the city streets hs-
t~s%n the hOgrs q , = Il and p n
The zznhsr - however, limited -
sA-ss Lzz1-s2 0rEzzs-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-12-05

Hans JACOB Olson wzs hanged TO \
-seze7r the toxin Of PrestO1- Vision the
,-z1t q the 18th, by mob. and his wife
All seTensecn-year-Oli son were among
1ass ~hO Pailel On the rope Olson
Els 4 EorOse and quarrelsome felloE.
IEays Al variance with his neighbors~
~. freaaensly beat his wifc and chill
t-sa
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-12-05

NsE- LOUISE \ well-kno<n uilliner
Ct NeE York City. Vas Eaed Sl-ooo. cz
The ssih- for violation os the Alien Coz
tsct Labor law. By the importation o,
Mss Alice Dupont \ Freneh desaOiselle,
- EOrk in her millinery establishment.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-12-05

TzE t~oSsO-y brick dwelling Of Scott
HIrtEOrne, ~ Dayfoa- O. Was blown To
is1es hy an explosion Of natural gas as
aae o'clock On the morning Of the a5th-
I've children were killed. and Haw-
isNrze- his wife and father were terri
=! al prol.ahIy fatally b1rnei.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-12-05

Tmx Psn-Arae-ic1z delegates visited
Esarh's >Af7 Ns-l a. Chester. IA. o.
~ 80 % EiszrSs The l1sschiz< Of tie
s-sz-ship 0risato for tne Ne~ YO-x Z
Ga Nail Steamship lire-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-12-05

TIE reports rep-eseGting danger o.
treEolutiOn in Portugal Eere greatly
sI1r-erzted- being base1 merely on the
vsPo~ings Of irresponsible persons
iarEn Of their mental balance BIZ
tsasel discussion Of the Brazilian siEza-
Tx
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-12-05

Tn Bszoo N@-ic11le as gio De Ja.-
si-s seie<rzPhed its correspoadeus.
,a-u-A0a: she wo<ii- On the 9ssh. Of
a. szanriAl stability Of the new Sor-
s-zzsnt
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-12-05

TEr German Eeichstz~. in Committee
& TIE 18th adopted the Socialist bill-
azs the measure Ezs reported Is wzs
seciaed TO postpone the question Of ex-
,glsion in order 70 ALLOW tine for l cozn-
rrrl.sse On that elaR-e.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-12-05

TEE Minnesota l@E sorhsdainx aliens
ssszi-g re2s-essAte has cSlsed hitch
n sss 1r-zz<c=eztS fo- the iraasfe- Of
ne - Pazl soarIn<mill property 10
- Ez-lisA syndicate
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-12-05

TEE North German Gazette says skas
,se sssz1si0z in B-=xil cases the Pow
s-s - a-xi@ty- and that there Is No ue-
cs-s5sv for ssa4iny German uaa-O.-
W - Bail
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-12-05

IKE An-lO-Azaerseza Cable Company
5 scski-g TO esszbliSA 2irecs e0n-ec-
No sish Ne~ York azi o.seialS Os the
ruzrszy are no~ N that city making
IL wes-rzsarv a--az-pwer1S
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-12-05

In Eill Of the late Mrs Charles
e-asksr vas 6lcd for probate in San
f-z1elscO. on sbe 95sh- Il IS dated Oc-
sesr T. Iss9. ter azys before her death.
hi eeG1eashs The entire estate, valued
Il aasa9f SII. go soo. 20 n@- four children
-<a-rles r William H. and George
ers'sEsr, Of San Francisco. and Mrs Al
sE1zssr. cs New Yo-k-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-12-05
VOL. XIII.

ruxrr ho1ses -ere burned In -,
MSS e Leechbarg. Pa. on she Ss.k
rzuss - an aggregate loss Of siea.eco.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-12-05

SeTEFTEsrsS1zxG the provisional
ts<slO=s heh in Samoa recently by the
la1fssA EAseh resulted IN the choice Of
Aa12AfA as King and Naliesoa Is Vice
Az. I1=szsese-s followers have sinee
sasessd Nzlietoa King and Tam1Sese
sa's~Ai2g- TIC natives look for the SET
-s4@as q she question Of Eho shall be
NJ e The three Powers represented
= las Be-lin eonferenoe-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-12-05

- foNDEKLr szys that In his
- - so-ne f1r-n Of eonsoli8AsiOa be-
1e knighrs Of Lzb0- and the
Alliance viii Be accomplished
- 1Ay- The knights faro- il
za4 he has good reasna 70
g. 81 nc alliance is very faEpzzhls
~se1 ioEan3 tie scheus
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-12-05

i sEzAT osszEag-zrion occurred in
ia MISS cn the sssh, which rot
!. s.--1'ss1as4ag the herruleaa esor-s OF
- -r2l Erc dcrarsnent- aided by
A<11-rs frOz Eoss1n and other sur
= nag elsses. bz-nea over an AREA Of \
: -1'S 1ile. izeIs1ing much Of the
sa--A'ess szsiness portioa Of the city,
= - e1l1s Ing . loss cssinared al Sio.-
May uzr-0x escapes b2s no
s-sl-4-Esss ooczrre~L
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-12-05

----~-D------
= HESET JAMES finished his aryu-
: - = osAaif CT the Times hefore the
SPECIAL ccmmixsion on the -.
1s1ee h2znen o0zxrzsnlased the sev-
= oo-zsel ca the cOnplesioa OF their
= L'7xlaTe tasks and zdded- I'VE rus-
i2s hgrien \ htxle lOn-cr- The
Fs thas supports Us. oOasciO1s
- @rc~ghozs this great inquest ze
- sa1gaE Oaiy the truth- Is the truSs
se SAall be guided 70 find IL and set
Plaialy in the sight OF al nen--
!. ''osS Bresksrek. Hungary. = trial
Er-ress pOsscsSspg the most re-
o-e features Of any criminal pros
80 q Which that country has any
Its the zrraignuens Of eighty
each charged With poisoning
A1seand- Thirty-eiShs Of the
- died and their respective xi10xz
nz tried for murder. while
aiming fcrty-txo women are re
% answer 20 the charge Of ~
<zstng 10 kilI.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-06-10
SHERIFF'S SALE
ORDER OF SALE AND DECREE
OF FORECLOSURE.

1GNATZ SfEINHAET,
Pla&AtiH,
vs..
Eureka FIGURING Mills Company
JOHN AINLLY,
d. RE1NHARTS and
J. T. EDOFF,
Defendants.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-16
EDUCATIONAL,
THE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.

TVHE LAW SCHOOL OF THE COLUMBIAN
Il UNIVERSITY.
THE FACULTY:
JAMES G. YELLING, LID.
President.
The Hon. JOHN NJ HARLAN. LID,
Associate Justice of the Supreme Court Of the United
s'a'es'' Professor nS sore Of Federal gurisprudenoe
The Hon WALTER s. COX, LID,
Associate Justice Of the Supreme Court Of the Dist
snd Person pTg Prsst Of the Law Of Real
and of Crimes and Misdemeanors
The Hon. WILLIAM A MAURY, LII
Professor of Equity Jurisprudence Of Common
Law and Equity Pleading and Of
The Hon .raf me Law Of ESdenee
(Some time U District Attorney for Dist OF Colurn.
bia). Professor of Criminal Law and Of
WIT Erminsi Pleading e 4er and Practice,
Lecturer on Practical Commercial Law.
Assstsnt Attorney of the District Of Columbia) As
Court and Lecturer on the
ROBERT G. FOX, LID,
The exercises Of the school will be resumed in the
ST. n.wl on WEDNESDAY, OCT. 2. at O'Clock p.
and Introductory addresses will be delivered by the
members of the faculty in exploitation of their several
The exercises in the School of Practice are to be en-
areed during the year according TO plan which will
be explained on the opening night.
Inc Library, to which large additions annually
O'Clock I'm. to 10 O'Clock pm, with brief interms
sion in the afternoon.
Catalogues giving information concerning the school
rison 1884 st. NV. William H Lowdermilk Il Co
l424 st NV; William Ballantyne 4 Son. 42s 7th
st. NV at the office of Messrs Fitch and Brown.
se14-1m JAMES G. YELLING, Pres
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-16
WITH A CAPITAL OF 500, 900, 900.
Talk Of an American Syndicate to Fight
the British Brewery Buyers.

A Milwaukee dispatch SAYS: San American
syndicate will be formed to combat the English
syndicate which is attempting to corner the
beer-brewing business of the world" said Vice
President Merkel Of the Kraus- Merkel COM
pany. 1.-The brewers of this country cannot
afford to permit the English syndicate to drive
them out OF the business they have built up,
and they must organize for protection" he
continued "The matter has been discussed
seriously for some time past, but never until
now has any practical step toward forming the
organization been taken. The ST. LOUIS brew
ers have already organized and will join the
national syndicate as soon as their fellow-brew-
ers throughout the country signify their will
ingness to come in. 1t is their intention TO
form a gigantic stock company with a capital
Of 500, 000, 900, with which virtually to buy up
every big brewery in the country When the
time comes we will have no trouble with Mil
waukee. Our intention is to visit all the great
brewing centers of the country, including Mil
waukee, Chicago, st. Louis, Cincinnati, New
Orleans, Kansas City, New York and other
cities where beer is brewed in appreciable
quantities and get every prominent brewer
into the combine. We do not propose to be
undersold by anybody, nor will we attempt to
crowd any one else out of the market by cut
ting prices below living level. don't think
prices will be at all affected"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-16
HOW HE CHANGED THE BETTING.
Col Swords Tells How He Astonished
the New Workers.

Cincinnati special to the New York Times
says: Col W. L. Swords, sergeant-at-arms OF
the last republican convention, and later with
the national executive committee in New York,
was here today and told the following interest
ing story:
ut was one Of my duties" said the colonel,
and pool rooms every evening to hear how the
talk was going, and, Of course, the betting.
soon became appalled,, and saw that something
must be done to turn the tide of the betting or
We were gone. Two to one on Cleveland every
where"
Il finally organized a syndicate with $780,
600, the sole object being to change the bet
ting Gain was not considered Well,
walked into the Hoffman house one night
Hoaded for bear went into Stokes gor-
geous place. There il was all going for Cleve-
land. backed up against the bar and took a
ten-thousand-dollar bill from my pocket and
fourished it high as l could reach and shook it,
while yelled at the top of my voice, Ten
thousand dollars that Gen. Harrison is the
next President of the United States! Ten
thousand dollars on Harrisonr Men turned
and looked Then they came at me. / sup
pose they thought was bluffing. Anyway, the
proprietors wouldn't have it, and was put out
OF the hotel not rudely, but gently led by the
arm. But was put out.
But the next night went in again and they
knew me. / repeated my offer. They knew
better than to put me out this time. They had
learned that meant business Well, put in
six $40 900 bets and one $4,000 bet in this way
Betting men began to pause. They knew where
was from and they reasoned as to my faith
and began to come to the conclusion that
knew something that they didn't But the
night drew $4,000 on 'em never will forget.
The republicans cheered and cheered and the
crowds surged and there was a good deal of
bluffing, but the $50, 900 wasn't taken, and from
that time on the tide of betting was our way.
Old betting men, keen, shrewd fellows, began
to hedge, and, Of course, they voted as they
hedged and the day was ours. We collected
every cent of our winnings"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-16
FOREIGN NOTES.

The police tribunal Of Paris has imposed
fine Of 625 francs on NJ. Lejeune, a member OF
the chamber of deputies for the department Of
lndre, for keeping gambling place. A noto-
rious bookmaker named Valentine was fined
1,250 francs. The House club has been sup
pressed by the authorities.
Prince Bismarck has refused 10 grant Q
charter to the Southwest African company.
NJ Lalon and NJ. Canivet, two Partisan edit
ors, became involved in a dispute, the outcome
of which was q duel, which was fought Satur-
day. NJ Lalon was wounded in the hand
According to the Bucharest correspondent Of
the Exchange telegraph company !, 200 houses
in the principal cities of Roumania have been
mortgaged in order that the owners may visit
the Paris exposition. Many ladies have pawned
their jewels in order to raise the necessary
funds.
Cardinal Lavigerie proposes the formation
Of independent national committees on the
slavery question. He suggests that the COM
mittees hold an annual meeting under the
supervision Of the pope.
The latest returns Of the general elections
Of August 81 in Brazil give TO the liberals 50
and TO the opposition parties 80 members in
the house Of representatives.
Six cotton mills at Blackburn, England. have
been closed, owing 10 the depressed state Of
trade.
Chakir Pasha, the governor of Crete, has ban
ished from the island four prominent Christians.