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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1890-10-24
Notice to Trespassers.

A LII persons are hereby cauti' ned not to
n trespass ON the plantation known as
the McKissick Place, situated near Cross
Keys p. o., and now occupied by the under
signed, by riding, walking, hunting, cutting
down trees or trespassing in any other way
on said place, without my consent.
If any one, without regard to race or
color, is found violating the above notice
they will be prosecuted to the fullest extent
of the law.
EDWIN DAVIS,
Cross Keys.
Sept IL 81 :St
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ON Improved Farm lauda, in sums of
" $500 and upwar is. Loans repayable in
small annual install ments, through period
of six years, thus enabling the borrower to
pay of his Indebtedness without exhausting
his crop in any one year. Apply at once to
d. A. TOWNSEND,
Attorney, Union; s. c.
Aug 10 w ly
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ufne 10 90 the nuSlneS
regulating the amouq
capita basis, as the
the country expand, !
issued by the Governnt
tender for all debts n
Q. We demand thd
coinage of silver. ]
8. We demand that
and State, shall not ID
one interest or class %;
An
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Notice to Creditors.

A LII persons indebted to the firm of
~ Meador brothers, Dentists, will please
ni"ke immediate settlement with the under
signed, as the business of the firm mnst ho
settled up. ~
Oct 10 al AZ
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WIN. A. NICHOLSON & SON,
3 a N * E r s
UNION, 5. C..

A general banking business Transacted.
Deposits received, subject to check.
Exchange bought and sold.
Collections made on all points.
Safe dcposit boxes to rent.
Accounts of individuals and firms solicited
We represent the following Insurance
Companies:
Aetna Insurance Co., Assets, $10,011 $40
Phenix Insurance Co., 4.1Si ,2o6
Norwich UGion +. Ins. Society, 1,505, ,G31
Washington Life Insurance Co.. 1O,OO0,OO
Fire, Life and Tornado Insurance.
Sept 90 6m
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:. NURSING CORSETS.

Thankful for lh.-very liberal patronage
heretofore bestowed, l i~gite the Ladies of
'ne town AMI country to Cali aud examine nv
e'egant new stock, assuring >rirenfsrn5roy
prices shall be as low and my wo.k IS GOOD
as any establishment in upper Sou.h Caro-.
Ina MRS las CpANT
Oct3 20
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The State of South Carolina.
COUNTY or UNION.
Court of Common Pleas.
James Munro, Plaintiff,
against
Caocin Ra nff NJ o1 D,fcnJ,nye

Cassie Barnett, ct al, Defendants.
n obedience to an order Of his Honor,
i Judge james F. Izlar, given in the above
stated case, will sell at Union Court House,
during the legal hours of sale, OH salesday,
Nov. 3ri, 1890, the following described
lands
100 ACRES.
INC cdhhfv dhff % nionna narfs rSsangSTs f township
State aforesaid, containing one hundred
acres, more or less, bounded by lands Of
DR.. Young, Chas. McWhirter, and the land
known as the "Jones land"
TERMS OF SALE.
One-half Of the purchase money in cash,
and the other onc-half on n credit of one
year from date of sale, with interest from
said day of sale, secured by bond of the
purchaser, aud mortgage of the premises.
G. III. PEAKE,
Special Master.
Oct. 18th, 1890.
Oct II az st.
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rce.u5mSs SsT5tG3 Wednesday forenoon, Oct.
10Th. q
Goshen HiS Vi ursday forenoon, Oct. 30ih.
Fish Dam, PShy, October 3lst.
Santuc, Sat- botty until p. NJ, Nov. 1st.
Mt. Tabor, avs day, Nov. Sd.
Kelton, Tueps. Nov. 4th, and Wclne day
forenoon, Nov la}
Goudeysuilnis ursday forenoon, Nov.
9th.
Hendricks L, Thursday aferuoon,
Nov. 9th. -~lA
HTlki"'uine, Fridss Nov. 7, and Saturday,
DraytonuiHe, Mond vmSov. 10th.
Timber Ridge, Tues forenoon, Novem-
ber 11th. III
AsSus,Hl,p Tuesday Stiiansoa- ti NOV. 11th,
and Wsdhesday forenoon, Nov. 18th.
Jonesuiile, Thursday, Nov. 18th, and
Friday forenoon, Nov. 14th
TAX LEVY AS FOLLOWS:
| For State purposes........... 81 Mills.
For Ordinary County pur-
| poses ........ ...... -. ..... AZ Mills.
For School Constitutional tax 2 Mills.
For Past Indebtedness ....... II Mills.
For Interest on Railroad
Bonds...... ....".."". 81 Mills.
For Retiring Railroad Bonds Mil.
lolal"..........."...,.. l13 Mills.
All male citizens between the ages of
twenty-one and fifty years, who are physi-
cally able to earn a support, a'e liable 10
pay poll tax.
Persons owpiSssss, property in different
townships WHY'S Ffat when ,ber
will be at my afice at Union c. H., on
and after the 10th day Of November, 1890,
until the 10Th day of December, 1890.
J.B. Il. SCOTT,
County Treasurer.
Sept 10 3S Ct
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"Amerlosien IIay."

fINHE thoroughbred Son American Clay
Il formerly owned IA yMessrs Johnson 4 =
Co., OF Newbcrry, Isl NOW at draham q
Bartes stables, at UreRo, G. IL. where he
will remain for mod q. =.
Those wishing thor f5dghbred co.'s, should
take advantage otht season.
pas fEs Al. HENDERSON.
Co. 10 pyerat al - II
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of J. G. Rice & Co, Plaintiffs, - ,n ua~
against & 100 loS
Reps. Jones, Dejeaimoned cap
To Reps. Jones, Deeend1ss."esvo Henry .i,l issr
-NOU-are hereby sumlast summer. 'on
u COPY p}'Snswese4ha-nApsto the next -:
you, and to serve copf COL
the sstd complaint on tfre-
office, at Union, C. H., S. C.,lne Oh anc
days after the service hereof, S4ne one
the day of such service; and if y1Gs1s
answer the complaint within the lime afor
said, the plaintiff in this action will app
to the Court for the relief demanded in Il
complaint.
S. S. STOKES,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
(-O J. II. McKissICK,
J SEAL Clerk.
| ~
To Defendant Reps Jones: Take motto
that the complaint in this acti,n was file
in the Office of the Clerk of the CJurG
Union, in the County of Union, and State
South Carolina, 18th day of October A.
1890.
S. S. STOKES,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
Octl7 AZ Ct
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-15
&nbla6elt= =9epartentfltt.

Gs ipirb n5tbig ein, bab nit auberseipDbns
li9e 9(nitrensuneen MAIDEN, wegen Der Dor,
seldrittenen Gailon bic iibrisen @in ter
Site gu perfarfeit bamit es fir Grabiabrsz
Sa6en Gaun siebt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-15

mar In allen 6dllen Elm obelfldhllGDet
gebIieben. 9enn obglsi3 er, nament'
lid unier ben iogenannten rPionieren
ber Civilization" eiaiee iunge, tDiloe
BuriG1e tennen gelernt bate, bic ibm
f6nea ipmpatbiI9 geiporbeu tuaren ilno
nit benen CT germ. eenauere Betannt-
l1aft gema9t bdfte, 10 bette CT bod
ni6t 3eit gefuuben, oies aus3ufhb'
ren.
Oieienisen 2eute, unb atpar serabe
bieienigen unter ibnen, bic ibnl am be.
fien aefallen hatten, maren surhdbattens
Der Natur. gr fan5 fie bereit, iebeu
Musfug su WaKer ober gu 0anbe mil
ibm gu unternehmfn, nit ibm 3u rets
ten. 3u ipieleu. 5u trinten, gu iagen; er
eefiel ibnea auseni@einli6, unb fe seig'
fen li9 ibm gegennbsr gaffreunbli9 In
ibrer Nrt; aber iie f,agteu i'm ni1t,
tper er iei rnb mas er wole, rDober er
fdme unb pohin er ginge, uno na9men
tuoblan. baB Iein Natbeii an ibrenS9ids
fallen niGt grDBsr lei ais Der ibre an
BEN Ieinen; pnn ibrsu eiseuen Nngeles
genbeiten p1esteH fie nidt 5u fpre'
den.
Wenn @iiuiber fe usriieB, 10 ruBte
er faum mebr nonibnen, els ibre 9tas
men unb baB fie CUTE &eiter unb S6iis
ben unb unerl1rDdene, itarfe M6nner
ieier. ST bate pobl mebr erfaEren
f5nnen, fpeun er BEL ben BanfbduIern,
an bic feline Grs6itbtisfe eeridtd pas
rem, Grtunoiguneen iiber bisien ooer
ienen einseaOsen hdtts, aber er NOR ni9t
neugiertg, unb ieiH Beoaueru. ni1t
mebr BON ieinen @enoHen erfabren 5ti
baben, entiprans eihaig benz Wunfde,
Der manhmal In ibm aufgetau9t mar.
| fi9 benz einen o6ei anbern n0ber anSus
i@tieBen.
! Das NOR aber nienals m6gli6 ge.
tpeien, unb ct bate bel ieoem Ibf9ieo.
nebmen BON ieinen iieltsn Befannteu
3as Geflibl gebabt, boB er, aller Wabrs
| i@einli9teit mad, tsinen bon ibnen uie.
berIeben perbe. Oas bate IGN man6.
nal tpebmitbis geitimmt, oenn er battt
Elm 6er3, bag, tpas ct einmal, tDenn
au9 Iei6t in lid sei61Ohen bate, or
oeniii9 fehbieIt.
Die Gmpfeblungsbriefe, bic @iiutbel
fur San Gran3isfo nit fi6 ftibste,
bra6ten ibn fofort In bic bette oortist
Gele1i6aft. Sn China unb Sapar
bate er beinabe ausI6IieBli@ nit Ndn'
nern partebrt.
Sn San Gran3iSfo lernte ct ELM
gan3 etbeblibe 4n,abl bii6fGer uno lie
bensmuroiger Grauen uub Mdb9er
! tenuen. Sa oer @smiibsltimmung. II
Der er fiG befan6, erf9ienen He ibm bol
beiiridenbem 2iebrei3.
LGcrtletuna folst.l
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gSir perfmtfen 8omets nnO Soqnei

bings baum, aIs er beim fam, ipeniger
SpaB un BEN @treid, ebenio uenig
tpie oas ametitanilf)e 8oIf on BEN
peuRonsl6pinbel ftiaes GDngreEes,
Der a0eroings nit oem nueberf9ub" in
ben ginnabmen auf unermartete Weife,
aber eriinbli6 aufrdumte, baburd aber
gerabe bic SnIonbfeuer beinabe 3ur
Notbmenoigteit ma9te, oblei6 lie that
iddli6 nur eine BAG WOnopol befdliis
benbe @emerbeiieuer LIT, alfo
cine ber i9dbli6fen, bic bic es giebt.
Ni6t genug bamit aber, baben bic
&epublitaner in ben 9forbpeRz Staaten
bur6 ibre 8erbin6ung nit ben Sempe,
renaIern bas 0olt sesen fid aufge=
braGt; He baben es iogar fertig ge>
bra6t, mos pirfli9 biel fagen ipifl, bab.
Inn benz SaB ber tlur @nglii1rebenDen
Ni1isniRer gesen bas Oeutide bic
5pibe su bieteH. ofutF9e GatbD!ifen
unb 6seiEnnige in Wiseonfn unb Slis
nois auIammen ee9en he liimmten. sic
baben sic preBfreibeit ongeiafet, 36Qe
auf Robprobutte seleSt unb babur6
ben erIten 6runofas elmer gelunben
G6ub5olpOlitit perlsBt. Rurs, fie baben
es fertig gsbradt, ibren 9ieg Dor spei
/ Sabren bieien perbli in cine griinbli6e
Meberlage 5u osrmanbeln uno elm isbr
gutes 3ei6en bes 3eit 1T, Der aLioluten
Mbpofatenberri@aft int 2onsrek Elm
Gnbe nit G9redsn 5u bereiten.
Der auflOiunssprO3sB bsiber alter
pGrieien bat begOnEen; bic alien Gras
gen unb 5iidm6rter Rnb berbrauGt
unb nsue 3ufuniisfragen, Gortidri!ts
fra9en, treten auf. Die 5ortihritts'
@lemente beiber palteien tperben
fi@ aulammeni9aaren mhiien; benn
ard bic &adl6rittss@lemente cas Wu.
nopollpeien, bss Mudertbum unb bic
@n9t nod GENERALIZATION Der @epalt
tperben fid suiammentbun unb ii9 ses
gen bic GefOrmen mebren, bic bas Mus'
beutungsiphem beidrdnten follen. Stun
es mubte 10 tommsn unb bas Soiunsss
mort beist: .8orwdrts~
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8.

-Sn 8aplor tpurbe elm seipifer SObn
Menasr psrbaftet, ber i'm WeroaGt
fiebt, ben &aubperfu@ i'm Store BON
SObn @orB In @ouplanb gema9t gu
baben.
Sn Sort Wortb tputben 'am
6onntag 5mei Mdnner non giienbabns
stigsn iiberfabren. - Sin Wann In Der
umgesenb, Der Bdume fdllte, tpurbe
pDn einem Baume eri9lcgen. - Der
eiierne Geloi6raut beg Suweliers Siegs
frieb III erbro9en morben; bic Siebe
erbeuteten Supelen i'm Weribe bon ets
ua $4,000 unb $50 in baar.
- Mm Sonntag MOrgen tunrbe In
6ouiton gmil 6aulnier Don &c. W.
@alpep bur9 einen SduB lebensee,
fdbrIi1 perwunbet. = Nm Nbenb er'
f9oB Der Neger @tewart feline Grau,
bic ft9 BON ibm f1eiben laiien wolIte,
In elmer @ar. In peldber He bic einaigen
p1hagiere tuaren.
- Der a1t Weilen bon 2odbart ents
fernt pDbnepbe Garmer Senrp Wap,
purbe ON Samitas Nbenb, aIs er bonn
Baummollfelbe beim ritt, untermeSs
eri6Oilen.
= Sofort mad bsm gmpfange bsr
BefGmerbe Oes Sob. &oB bon Seyas
tiber Die unberi9dmtbeiten unb Dros
buuaen bes eueIii9en @oniuls 2pal in
@olDelton bat ber Siaats $ Seeretdr
Blaine benz britii6en @eianbten in
8aibinetou ertldrt, baB Ser. 2pols
Gienfe Der Bunbes &sieruna ni6i
mebr geuebm ieien unb feline paplere
fno batauf iOfort na9 @nslanb gelanbi
tporoen.
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eterte,t uid,t Inn SeaSe .

ROUGH ON RATS bsrtiIet 9atten, Maufc
unb GAnaben. Salbe 10 Gents.
ROUGH ON WORMS. Cine fi6ere @urms
Webi3in. % Gents.
ROUGH ON CoRNs. 8IIlfs Is Gents.
Slough ON GDm9bS.
@eseu Suasn, ertaltuns, Seiierfeit, fGlim.
men Sals. 25 Gents.
RoUGH ON TooTHAcHE. Stidt jebeu
8abnlhmers. l5 Gents.
2eanrelle Oil.
gerbinbert bic giIbnn9 bon 2un3eln unb
syalten in Der Saut @erbiitet bas Bsltrerbeu
nnb AItern ber @sfi9ts5i9e. Grhdlt Su9enb uub
5rii6e In ipunberbarer @eiie. $l.0o srobe GIa'
fben, bei allsn apotbelern.
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- glus 5t. 9ettrsburs iGrcibt mon !.
Die .Noboie Mremia" uno bermanbte
Orsane ldeinen nidt ii6el 2aii su ba'
ben, bic lurtmbursiid]e 6rase nohmals
auf3uToiIen. Sns ruififbe 8satt ber.
Iangte fiir3Iid, o0B Elm internationaler
GonsreB 3uiammsntreie. weIder bic
Neutraliiirune Quremburg's fur elpiee
3eiten ausipreGe; ca iei biss Elm i'm
SutereRe bes europdllden 6riehens uu.
bebinet neibmenbissr G9riti. gDis
begreifliG, tpirO biefe Gorberuns rou
Der fransbFi6en preKe cuts 2sbbafteiie
unterfnbt.
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Inter rau benGSebreen cenen basSleii9 perfalen,
lit feneS 70 unpiatommen alS ene bartnddise @rtdl=
tuus, unb fame bas alte Sau8miitel, Or. 8nu'S 5us
fen Gprur, nidt gu 9nlfe 10 riirben gar rele ees
Senbe bic 9pfinuns anf Geneiung aufseben. Ereis
25 Gents.
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Is aibt tein be0ereS Wtttel Sesen 4beumattSmuS
9abmbeit une Stetbet eer @lierer ais Salratpn Del
Greis Hur 25 Gents. 8ei alien gretbeferu gu baben
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~ Cine groBe Muspabl feiner Se'
litateien bel melton & 60.
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Sic
Ba@entli4e 6reie Yreiie fit s9ss
erfdeint
itoen Donneraas
unb foitet
$3.50 fiir bas Sabr uoer $1.2s sar
e Wonate TT Wuransb sbesablxNe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-20
Five Murderers Hanged.

Lalaze, Pierre Paul. Anley and Pascale, four
Indian murderers, were hanged at the court
house at Missoula, Mont, Yesterday. Pascale
killed prospector named J. NJ. Dunn in 1889,
near Dernersville. Dunn was trading horses
with him, and when he refused to trade back
the Indian shot him. taking the horse and what
money he had. Anley's crime was the partici-
patton in the murder of three white prospect
ors-McDonald Seely and Thompson-in the
fall of 1887, at Wolf creek, near Tobacco Plains
Lalaze and Pierre Paul killed two white men,
names not known, in August, 1887. and threw
the bodies into Jocko river, where they were
found by half-breed woman, who was eau
toned by the murderers to say nothing about
the bodies. Adam Mongin, colored. was hanged
yesterday at Mount Pleasant, sc, for the muir
der of Simon Jackson, colored, on May 81 last
The murderer confessed his crime under the
gallows and sang hymn. He showed no signs
of fear or weakness.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-20
Headquarters I'm Washington.

The southern interstate immigration con-
vention. in session at Asheville. NC, adjourned
yesterday. A resolution that the governors of
each southern state appoint a committee of
five from their states to act in conjunction with
another committee. and to be known as the
promotion committee Of the worlds fair, was
adopted. The committee on legislation recon-
mended that each state appoints commissioner
of immigration, whose duty it shall be to form
board Of southern immigration. The execu-
tive committee Endorsed resolution looking
to the location Of central headquarters in this
city and the securing Of place here for the
purpose of exhibiting the resources Of the
south.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-20
Miss Maud Poxell,s yiolin.

Anew York special says: Musicians are all
nightly Interested in Miss Maud Povsll's suit
She paid violin dealer e5oo for . very choice
and ancient treasure Of . violin, and now
declares that he cheated her, il being worth
only 80. Some Of the amatsurs declare that
Miss Powell's experience goes far to sooths
recent wounds Of their own, for there seems to
be an opinion that = Violin "cfankess' d the
easiest person in the world 10 inposs upon. An
amateur recently bought . violin "a Phila-
delphia, paying e260 Cor Il, whish shs vss altsr~
ward informed would be dear 1t GO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-20
OUR MARYLAND NEIGHBORS.
Woman Burned to Death-Real Estate
Notes.-The Grip, Etc.

A Woman Burned to Death-Real Estate
Notes.-The Grip, Etc.
Correspondence Of The Evening Star
RockvILLE, Dec 20.
Another fatal accident from Are occurred at
Laytonsville, this county, Monday, the victim
being colOred woman named Lucy Butler
At the time OF the occurrence she was standing
in front Of an open fireplace with a small child
in her arms, when her clothing ignited and be-
fore her screams brought assistance she was 90
badly burned about the limbs and body that
she died after lingering torture Of twenty
four hours. The child escaped with slight in
jury. The unfortunate woman was about forty
years of age.
The survey and plating of about 400 acres Of
the land added to West End Park at this place
some time ago is now approaching completion
and the work OF macadamiZing the streets and
planting shade trees will be- commenced in q
short time. That portion of the tract adjacent
to the railroad will be laid of in business lots
and put on the market in the spring. 1t is said
there will be quite n number Of buildings
erected in this large addition to Rockville dur
ing next season.
Among the transfers Of real estate recorded in
the office of the clerk of the circuit court dur
ing the past ten days are the following: Mar
garet Peter to d. +. Peter, 116 acres 81 800: E.
Baltyley TO B. s. Robinson, six lots ut Glen
@s.<oV, SAINT tO r. fOWel, IL,
block 8, same place. 1884; same to E. G..
Foster, lot 8. block 8, 81 ,2O4. 80; same to B. g.
Robinson, six lots in block 10, 1920; Henry
Beard to g. McSmith, lot 4, block 8, Oak
mount, $3.50; Sarah E. Brashears to Takoma
Loan and Trust Company, eight acres, 81 1000;
Ii. NJ. Clagett to Benson Talbot, eighty -four
acres $3.50; VIM. W. Johnson to L. j. Bond,
12S acres, $1,000; j. o. Plummer to A. +. Jar
dine. one-half acre. $500: B. w. Perkins to g.
L. Cashell four lots at Linden, $3.50; j. j. Pur-
man to Mary c. Marshall, lot Is, block 1Ol,
Garrett Park, $500; Metropolitan Investment
and Building Company to T. G.. Riley lot II,
block 102, Garrett Park, $500; same to Ida G.
Myers, lot "a, block l02, same place, S4S9 80;
D. +. Warner to Stephen Bates. lot II, block 8,
kensingtOn, $780, Alfred Wood, attorney, to
| Mary Z. Graham, lot at Knowles, S2II.
For the past ten days kind of second
edition" Of the grip has been prevalent in this
and other parts Of the county. The symptoms
are violent headache, fever, sore throat and
| pains in the limbs
The Sunday schools Of the various churches
at this place are making arrangements for the
proper observance of the holidays with con-
certs, Christmas trees, &c.
The young ladies and gentlemen of this vi
cinity have issued invitations to grand ball,
to be given at the town hall in this place on the
iast night Of the year. SAN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-20
Eunln Pusha Recalled.

Advices have been received from Baron Wiss-
mann in which he ststes he has recalled Emin
Pasha from the Interior Of Africa, owing to the
latter's disregardof orders. He says that Emin
has impeded the operations being carried on
under the direction Of MIR. Stokos and has re-
fused to act in accord with the plans Of the inn
perial government. Emin Pasha will return
after securing the station at the Victoria Nv
ANA. The news Of his recall has created SEN
sation in Berlin
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-20
Sudden Sinking of q Wharf.

A terrible accident occurred on the Cunards
south wharf at Halifax, N. g.. last evening, by
which five or six men were drowned. num-
Der of men were unloading coal from the
steamer Oakden, when suddenly a large por-
ton of the wharf caved in. carrying a score of
men into the water. SO far as is known three
Of the men succeeded in getting out, but it is
believed that all but five reached land in
aofoty
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-20
Professor Of Theoi0rv-

The American Missionary Association, which
furnished the financial support of the theolog-
ical department of Howard University, has
nominated Rev. John l.. Ewell, a graduate of
Yale and Andover and q massive and ripe
scholar, TO be a professor in that department.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-20

The court Of appeals Of Maryland has decided
the esse Of Jno. W. Belt, county clark, sgainst
The Prince Georges Abstract Company, re-
yersing the decision Of the lower court and
holding that the county eleyk has right 30
charge . fee for the examination Of the county
decided IN the state. and ii progress has been
watched with much Interest,"
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Trinidnd Col

Is attracting the attention Of investors from all
parts of the United States. Send for infQrma-
ton to the Trinidad Land and Improvement
Co., Trinidad, Col.-Adrt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-20
Sew York BAN Cluba Consol,d.t.a.

New York Ball Clubs Consolidated.
The two New York ball clubs were consoli-
dated yesterday. The final papers were signed
by John D. Day and J. W. Spaulding at the
men signed Thursday. This settles the base
ball war In New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-20

First Britisher-''fhere goes the Duke OF
Muddy Water. Hes an absolutely worthless
fellow"
Second ditto-''worthlsss2 Oh, don't
know"
First Britisher-'sYes, he il. he has been 70
fused by three American heireaoes."
Second ditto--'You don't say %. Well, he
nsssa be Worthless"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-20

4 BALp-HxADRp WOMAN q uDnsual befoge shs
q forty, bat gray hair b common with them earlier.
6aldness and graynen may Be prevented By using
Halls Hair Remover.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-20
TRACKS ON THE STREET.
Points Decided In Opinion Of the Court n
General Term.

THx iEeAIIrY OF THE D. AND o. TRACES AND OF
THE ''r' sUsrAUKD-rHE LIMITATIONS on TIE
USE or sflKErs By RAnnoAps--DAnAe.s nAY
re HEcoyYnxp HuR rNAurHoRrxKu mn