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A shower Bath for Policemen.

- Sno"OA ASosu AOA = SAAS0AAsOus
The policemen who went to bed In the sixth
precinct station last night thought before
morning that there was food The roof had
been taken OF the building BY the contractor,
who is putting on another story. The rain
poured down on the rsfters for awhile
and soon the water began 10 fall on
the officers who had made their bed
on the floor in the absence Of their regular bed
stesds. The drenched officers could not 20 to
their homes as they were on reserve duty. II
they are requested to sleep there many nights
while the building ID In its present condition .
large sick roll will no doubt be the resull
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Be RE,uT1FU1.

Mime. A BCPPERT. World fsmed Com plexion Sre-
cialist and Lecturer has ectured this subject in
all the larger cities of America and Europe She
fails to FL the largest thesters in every city and is
sways Endorsed by the leading newspapers. l. World
says: Madame kuppert, tie renowned complexion
specialist lectured to fashionable audience Fifth
Averue Theater last evening-hundreds were turned
away" 10 those who have been unable to hear this
eminent authority ste Will send her eightpaee cir
culxr, giving valuable Information, receipt Of 4c
Postage. Nine Rupert is the originator of Wonder
full Face Bleach. which 10 creating such furore among
society ladies' present. NINE. A. RUPERT,
s23 branch Office ago 18th st Nv. ashinEtop.D G.
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Secretary Blaine's Western Trip.

Secretary end Mrs. Blaine and Miss Blaine
will leave the city tomorrow morn
ing on their western trip. After pass
ing through Pittsburg q stop Of some
hours will be made at Canton, Ohio, the home
OF Maj Mckinley, where speech
will be made by the Secretary Satur.
day morning. Thence the party will
60 to Chicago. The Secretary has decided to
decline the invitation extended him by the
chairman Of the republican committee Of In
diana to deliver series Of speeches in that
state, and has 30 notified Chairman Kitchener
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THE CITY POST OFFICE.
Secretary Window Files . Petition for
Condemnation Of the Site.

Today District Attorney Hogs filed in the
clerks ofHce the petition Of Secretary Window
for the condemnation of square 800 for the
city post Office site. The petition sets forth
the act and the provisions empowering
the Secretary Of the Treasury to pur-
chase the same at not exceeding slo.5o per
foot and il he deemed the price excessive that
title to the remaining portions should be ac-
quired by condemnation. The petition states
the failure on account of the demands being
above the fair market value and he
prays that the holders be cited to appear and
answer and the appointment Of three COM
missioners to appraise the land 1t is accom-
panied BY copies Of the act, with appropria-
ton bill and . list Of the recorded holders of
the property and their addresses.
The application was made 70 the Court in
General Term and was certified to the District
court It is the intention Of the government
to proceed - rapidly AZ possible.
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Held for the Grand Jury.

The case Of James Harrison, the young col
nett in April last was called in the Police Court
today. Harrison, a. published in THr STAR at
the time Of the shooting, was employed at the
house of Mrs. Barnett TO care for her insane
son, and he shot and danger ously wounded Mrs.
recovered she moved from the house on New
Jersey avenue, where she lived at that time,
and the officers could not find her. That was
the reason why Harrison has been locked up
for more than six months awaiting trial The
witnesses were not in court today, but the de-
PENDANT waived an examination and was held
in 81, 900 bail to await the action OF the grand
Jury.
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A Boy Pistol Carrier Fined.

Charlie Ross turned up in the Police Court
this afternoon, but he was not the Charlie
Ross who was kidnapped some years ago. This
Charlie was a small colored boy and he was
charged with carrying concealed weapons
Policeman Nicholson arrested him in
the county yesterday, where he had
a beanshooter shooting birds and he also had a
pistol in his pocket. The boy said that he
bought the pistol from another boy and Judge
Miller told him that he had better spend his
money for something that will do him more
good. A fine of $40 was imposed.
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Prof. huffman Heard From.

WORCESTER, MASS, Oct. 23-Wilhelm Muth-
man, Ph.D., of Clark University, whose mys-
terious disappearance has caused his friends
great anxiety, has been heard from. He was
i'll when he reached this country early last
month. On reaching Philadelphia he was
attacked with brain fever, and for six weeks
has been in q hospital there.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-23

MAYOR GRANT's LETTER TO SECRETARY NOBLE
The letter written by Mayor Grant of New York
city to Secretary Noble asking for federal re-
count of the population OF New York city was
received by the Secretary this morning. The
letter was mailed in New York last night. Sec
Rotary Noble was not at the department today,
but, in response to an inquiry as to what action
would be taken in regard to the request the
Secretary said that be had come TO no decision
as
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THE M'KINLEY TARIFF ACT.
A Question A. to lts Validity Raised By
New York Importers.

n n ALLEGED That SECTION IHnf1, ~ AoARKD
vpox IN CONFERENCE, n OMITTED N tn. En-
RoLLxD AcT-oNnsIoxs IN ENROLMENT ARE
NOT DISQUALIFICATION wnpoH sXYs m
WILL xxToHCR TIE ACT.
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Iuspection of the II. and q.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 23-The inspection Of the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad by its officers was
interrupted by the death of Mr.. Charles
wetherall Keim, brother Of the wife of Presi-
dent Mayer. Mr.. Mayer today is attending the
funeral of MIR. Keim. Tomorrow he will re-
join the other officers Of the road and the tour
of INSPECTION will be continued
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Recent Robberies.

DR.. II. d. Porter, 1910 Hardwood avenue, LIE
Droit Park, reports that he was robbed Of a
gold watch, chain and charm Oh Tuesday even
ing while on an avenue car between 9TH street
and Grand Army HalL-LMzie Tyler states
that from her trunk. at 47s Washington street,
two gold rings have been stolen.-T. W. Nc
Knew. 1113 street northwest, had a set Of
silver-mounted harness stolen from him within
the past two weeks.-C. Z. Saxson. 1904 X
street, reports S12 stolen from his trunk on
Sunday last.
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SEQUEL of the Tipperary Row.

TrpPERAKY, Oct 23.-In the magistrates court
here today the prosecution asked that the sum-
monses issued against Mr.. Harrison, member Of
the house Of commons for the. Midland division
of Tipperary, snda number Of others on charge
Of assault in connection with the recent dis
turbances here be Withdrawn. II was stated that
the crown intended to prosecute the accused
at the assizes. Aessrs. Rednard and O'Counor
protested against the trouble to which the &C.
cused and their witnesses had been put Ths
court dismissed the sunuonsss.
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Speaker Reed Cordially Received

CrDAR RAPIDS, Iowa, Oct. 23.-speaker Reed
arrived from Burlington soon after $50 this
morning in a private car. The space around
the car within hearing distance was
soon literally packed with q wildly
enthusiastic throng, who gave Mr.. Reed
an ovation. In response to loud and
numerous demands for Reed" he appeared
on the platform of the car and made twenty
minute speech. which was pointed and humor-
Gus and was received with shouts of applause
and roars of laughter.
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Canada Propose, to Retaliate

OTTAWA, ONT, Oct 23.-The minister of
customs has informed the National Car Dis
patch Company of St Adams, w., which
through its representatives. recently asked per-
mission to import car wheels into Canada duty
free, to replace wheels on the company's cars
which might be broken in transit through Can
ada, that the request cannot be granted.
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Wind and Rain in Baltimore

BALTIMORE, Oct 2a-There was . heavy
wind and rain storm here this morning. Ships
in the bay are riding the gale with double
anchors. The Alexander Elder from Liverpool
came to her dock reporting hard work and
heavy weather. Passengers on the Western
Maryland railroad came into town about
o'clock this morning through . rafting hail
storm
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Fashionable Wedding in Chicago.

CHICAGO, Oct. 23.-At noon Mr.. Marshal
Field, jr., son of the head Of the great dry
good firm Of Marshal Field 4 Co., and Miss
Albertine Huck, daughter of Louis C. Huck,
the millionaire brewer, were united in mar
riage at the residence Of the bride by Arch
bishop Feeban.
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Forfeited Her Collateral

Belle Adams sister, Hope Jones, committed
suicide is an alleged house Of ill-fams few
days ago and last night Belle and Nsttie Hayes,
who both live in Martha Rapsr's, discussed Che
character Of the dead girl and Belle LETT
the print Of her teeth on Nsttiss
face and would probably have done her worse
injury had not Policeman Sutton jumped over
the back fence and collared them. Belle LETT
IS collateral 81 the sutton for her appearances
and the money was forfeited h tSs Police
Court today.
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Claimants 10 Robert Morris, Lands

KANSAS CITY, NO., Oct 23.-Jsmes x. Polk,
W. W. Polk and Rev. J. G. Morris, all we'll
known here, claim to be the nearest heirs of
Robert Morris, the financier Of the revolution.
They will take leading parts In the suits for
the recovery of 204. 900 acres of land in west
ern New York, Pennsylvania and Delaware
granted to Robert Morris and claimed now by
his heirs.
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His Wife's Affections Stolen.

NEwBUao, N. Y, Oct 23.-Edson Healy, q
halter, has brought suit against Dr. J. A. Bush
Of Middletown for $4,000 for alternating his
wife's affections. He has also entered divorce
proceedings against his wife. Mrs. Healy lived
here with her parents, while her husband
worked in New York. Healy doubted her sim
certify. and as she left the doctors Office at 9
o'clock yesterday morning she was served with
papers by q man who had stood gused at the
door ell night
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S1a MoRREII MAckEszrr,

The Eminent Throat Specialist, says:
'The Soden Mineral Pastilles. which are produced
from the SOden Mineral Springs by evaporation. are
Particularly servceabie in Catarrhal Inhammations,
Sore ThrOst. Coughs Bronchitis and Lung Troubles ~
The Soden Mineral lastIIes for sale by all drug
gists Tor 80 cents trial box will be mailed for rs
cents Any address.
soDEN MINERAL SPRING COMPANY,
p. q. Box 1919, New York.
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May he rest in peace.

May he rest in peace.
Funeral from bis parents residence. $50 Mss.achu-
sets avenue noytheast Friday, 24th Instant AZ "a
ain. thence to St JOSEF his Church where REQUIEM
and friends respectfully invited to sttend.
EATON On on October 81 ,, 1850, NETTIE, only.
seventeen years and six months 49, AA'on' Aseo
Funeral from Emmanuel Episcopal Church. Anscos-
OF Congressional cemetery.
FROST. suddenly; at his residence, 1892 n street,
foreer Detroit Mich but for the las, h9s
years q esident OF this city.
and half stree dRex B. sSnderinha Ib515eh fSIr
friday, 24th instant O'Clock pm. kindly omit
MhkY + GUfLtS. .sed fOrEiRTee wife 10Y q John S
KAHLERT. On Wednesday. October 90, 1890. a,
10 O'Clock an at the resid. of her parents. sos
daughter Of Gustsye and Elizabeth Kahlert. in tie
twenty first year OF her age.
vited to attend Norfolk. Va. papers please copyl
LIE. On Monday. october 20. 1880. at Vineyard
Us Army. retired On AL VII r. ILL., inA'Of
Funeral from Pennsylvania railroad depot on FRI
day, October - 1880, at 1880 O'Clock Am. Intsr-
nlent at Arlington.
MoNEM,ARA, on THURSDAY, octobe. rs. 1890. :,
and M.rsaret N; McNemara.
9TaNsT ST on 3 9stEbsr 22; 1890 at Ia25.m
nm, i. euansfiiI aged seventeen years and ten
Funer,l from hi. late residence, ese NORTH
east, on FRIDAY, the 24th instant. at O'Clock p.m
Relatives and friends respectfully invited to at
tend. %
RUDD. On Friday, October "a, 1890, at {: 30p pm
the remains of Mr. JAMES y. hUDD. Mrs BELINDA
EUDD and the two children OF Theodore NJ. and
Isabelle Rudd will be buried kock Creek Friends
respectfully invited 20 attend. alexandria papers
please copy.l
SANDERSON On Wednesday October 22, 1890.
ct 4 40 an, CORNELIUS L. SANDERSON, beloved
husband Of Annie sanderson aud Of Nm. Jane
sanderson.
The funeral will take place on Friday. October "a,
q Pm. from the residence Of his niece. 1926
respectfully invited TO attend lPhilsdephia papers
please eopy.l 2s
STERN. On Tuesday, October 81, 1890 q. e,ls
an. SIMON STERN, beloved husband Of BeSrs
Stern. In the fifty third year of his age
Funeral from his late residence 3O3 -Four and han
street southwest, Friday, october "a al o'eloci
pm New York Baltimore and Moberly, No. pApers
please copy.l k
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-23

ORDNANCE BoARD.-By direction Of the
Secretary of War a board of ordnance officers
to consist of Capt Charles Shaler, Capt. STAN
hope E. Blunt and Capt William Crozier was
today appointed to meet at the army building,
New York city, November 4. for the examiua-
ton of such lieutenants of the line as may be
authorized TO appear before it, with view TO
their selection for transfer to the ordnance de-
partment
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Brotherhood of Blacksmiths.

ATLANTA, GA, Oct 23.-The first meeting Of
the international Brotherhood OF Blacksmths
closed yesterday. Previous to this meeting
there has never been in existence an interna-
tional body. The bringing about Of the organi-
ton is largely due to I. B. Mullins, an Atlanta
blacksmith. Mr.. Mullins was elected president
Of the organization and J. E. Biles OF Chatta-
nooRa was chosen secretary
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Four Expensive Birds.

To the Editor OF The EVENING STAR:
All true sportsmen who wait until the season
is legally open before shooting game will be
glad to hear that four Washington hunters
were arrested in Prince Georges county, Md,
today and fined $40 for shooting partridges
and rabbits before November l. The
hunters had made plans for . big
bag, but were frustrated, and they had
only shot four birds when caught, for
publish these facts for the benefit Of others
who may be contemplating trip TO this Sec
ton. and for the satisfaction Of those few
sportsmen who respect the law and patiently
wait for the LIST Of November.
SPORTSMAN.
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Lord DunIo GnfnrAA

LONDON, Oct 23.-Lord Dunlo, whose mar
riage and subsequent attempt to secure d.
vorce from Lady Dunlo, formerly Belle Billion,
q concert hall actress, created great interest
was today thrown from his horse and had his
shoulder dislocated.
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The Potter.LoveII Case,

Boston, MASS, Oct 23.-The case of Charles
Richardson of Philadelphia against the Potter
Lowell Company was again continued today,
this time until November IL. This II the
fourth continuance.
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WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP.

REVENUE APPoINTMRNTs.-The Secretary Of
the Treasury has made the following appoint
ments in the internal revenue service: s.
Wesley Janney. Elkton, Nd, United States
storekeeper; Walter Griffin, Chicago, H.,
United States gauger,
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Sam RInehart, the Clown, Dead.

COLUMBUS On1o Oct. 23-Sam Rinehart, the
circus clown, who has travelled with well-known
shows for many years, died in the city prison
last night in a penniless condition. He was
the father of the Rinehart children, who travel
under the family name.
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Not Guilty,

In the case of VIM. Wall, charged with an as
sault on Annie Ward, in the Criminal Court this
afternoon the jury rendered a verdict Of not
guilty.
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DIEII

CURTIN. On Wednesday. October o. 1890.
$50 An, sitter q long and painful illness, DAME
JOSLPH, beloved son Of Richard and Margaret Curt
ssed twenty years, three months nd seven days.
Thy gentle voice now 10 hushed,
1Ly warm true heart still,
And on thy young and innocent brow
deaths cold chill
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-23

The Baltimore at Lisbon.
LISBON, Oct. 23-The United States steamer
Baltimore, Capt. schley, commanding, arrived
here TODAY
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Rirchall Denies the Story.

WOODSTOCK, ONT, Oct. 23.-Referring to the
Toronto Globes alleged confession Of the con.
demned murderer, Birchali says there 10 not o
word Of truth in il.
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Inveigling Canadians From Michigan.

MAwA, Osr., Oct 23.-Mr. McInnes, travelling
emigration agent:for the Department Of Aari-
culture, has just returned from q trip through
Michigan. During his visit to that state he was
instrumental in inducing twenty-seven Cana
dian families to return to the dominion and set
tie in the northwest. He says there will be more
cases Of repatriation in the spring.
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Mama
o. | O
Name,
Washington STOCK EXCHANGE.

Sales - Regular Can-12 O'Clock m: Traders
Governments Bonds-U. s. AVS. 1901. registered,
y. :. IS. registered iso7, 1asI bid, 1a4s asked.
District Of Column bis Bonds-Per imp. 6s. 1891,
gold. 1929 bid; Per imp, Is, 1891. cur
iosT
z0-yesr fund, bs, 1882 gold, no bid, lis asked.
Water stock, Is 1901, currency, 100 bid. so-yesr
currency, 1908. 1917 bid. s-s6s 1924, fund. cur.
Miscellaneous Bonds-U. s. Electric Light bonds,
"a Is. $50 bid. washington and aoorss. ouI
Railroad. 1910. IS. 1o3x bid. 1Os asked. Wash
inston and Georsesown Railroad Convertible
Railroad Rights. 81 bid: Masonic Hall Asso.
citation 5s. 1898, 100 bid. 100 asked. Washington
inrsOn Nartei COmpsny Bonds. imp. es. II: rs
nrss mortgage, os. 1904. es bid. Washing
| bid. I04h asked. Washington Gas Light Com
psny bonds, series A. 6s. l1SI bid, Icy asked.
Washinsso. Gas Light Company, bonds, series
B. Sc, 12Oz bid. ia asked. HYGIENE Ice Com
pany, LIST mortgage, Is, l01 asked. American
| Security and Trust Company, 100 bid. 1OO4
asked.
Rational Bank Ssocks-Bank Of Washington
MesropOlitaan, ee5 bid 300 asked; Central 800 bid
bid. cit.ens' 40 bid, $50 asked. Columbis,
| 174 bid. $50 asked. Capital l19A bid. LIS
asked West End. lO1 bid. l01 q asked. Traders,
| l24 bid, E2S asked. Lincoln lis bid, 100 asked
railroad Stocxs-W ashington and Georgetown,
2o3 asked. Metropolitan. I3o bid, las asked. Co
lumbia II bid, GS asked. Capitol and North o
Street. so bid, COY asked. lexington and Soldiers
| Home. Is bid, 6644 asked. Georgetown and Ten
| leytown. so bid. SIS asked.
/ Insurance Stooks-Firemen's,4 5 bid. Franklin,
81 BID. Metropolitan. ~ bid, So asked. National
Union. 90 bid. % asked. Arlington, 1856 bid, 200
| asked Corcoran, 65X bid. Columbia, 161i bid,
| II asked German-An erican, $50 bid. Potoma &C,
30 bid, 100 asked. Riggs, w bid. 81 asked.
| Peoples, bid, % asked. Lincoln, 6k bid.
Commercial, AZ bid, asked.
Title Insurance Stocks-Real Estate Title,
/ 125 BID l32 asked. Columbia Title. 6H bid, .
1 asked
Gas and Electric Light stocks-w sshingt on Gas,
/ 46k bid, AN asked. Georgetown Gas, SO bid.
/ US. Hectric Light, $50 bid.
Telephone STOCKS - Pennsylvania 20 bid, IS
| asked. Chesapeake and Potomac. " bid, "a
asked. American Graphophone, 10 bid. 15X
| asked.
Miscellaneous Washington Market Com
! pany. 10 bid, 81 asked. Washington Brick
Mahne Company, $40 bid, 410 asked. Grea,
| Fsiis Ice Company, 220 asked. Bull Run Psno-
rama Company, Is bid 22z asked. National
| Safe Deposit Company, 240 bid, 800 asked
| Washington Safe Deposit Company, 125 bid
| National Topographic, 20 bid. Mergenthaler, IL
| bid. Pneumatic Gun Carriage, 4 bid, TX
asked. Washington Loan and Trust Company
/ ~ bid, asked. American Security and Trust
Company. 81 bid, 90 asked. Lincoln Hall. 1oc
| asked. HyPienic Ice so bid. lnter-Ocean Build
| ing Company. los asked.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-23
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

New York Stock Market,
The following are the opening and closing prices Of
the New York STOCK Market. a. reported By special
wire 70 Corson and Macartney. l4le = street:
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ALMOST AS PALATABLE AS MILK.

HARSH PURGATI REMEDIES ARE FAST
III giving way to the gentle and mild effects of
Ga EttS LITTLE LIVER PILLS. II you try them
they Will certainly ple1se you.
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.rrR,1G1o PERsoxs

NErRALG1c PERsoxs
AM those troubled with nervousness resulting from
care OyerWOTk viii Ue relieved By taking
BROWNS IRON BIITEkS
Genuine has traGie mark and crossed red tines on
wrap 4
LIVERY WOMAN SHOULD KNOW THAT CAR
Ia IEkS LITTLE Liver PILLS are specific for
sick headache only one pill dose. woman can't
stand even thing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-23

The third days races of the Washington
Jockey Club at Behring'S has been postponed
until tomorrow on account of rain
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-23

wofkmen found the body Of woman in the
ruins Of the Leland Hotel, Syracuse, NY, yes
tsrday. supposed TO be that Of Mary Padden,
o domestic. This makes six victims Of the hol.
ocaust.
mer, who was married but . few days ago,
shot and killed his wife at Casco, Via, ysster.
day, using . double-barreled shotgun. He
then blew out his own brains with the same
weapon.
A. an adjourned meeting Of the overseers Of
Harvard College yesterday the petitions cor
corning the right OF suffrage Tor overseef1
and members of the medical school whe are
not Harvard bachelors of arts and from the
Harvard Law Assooiatiep we're ysfsrfsd 70 q
special committee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-23

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The Prevailing Nor,beaster

The prevailing northeast storm which
brought such heavy down pour Of rain today,
will last about day and half or two days
longer, judging from the blackness Of the
weather map at the signal Office.