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AUorrible Accident.
SPECIAL T,legrdm 10 ne Register.

Splcidl IrlegrdW 10 ne Htgister.
CHARLESTON, w. VA, Ocoober l3.-
Little Kenna Gentry, an eight year old
nephew of u. $. Senator John f..
Kenna, met with 4 horrible accident
this afternoon. He had climbed up into
tree when he lost his footing and fell.
He came down head first on picket
fence, his mouth striking on one of the
picketS. Nearly all his teeth were
knocked out, and his mouth was split
open to the middle of his cheek. 1t is
thought he was not otherwise injured.
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The Presidents Trip.

UNION CITY, IND, October ID
Promptly at six o'clock this morning
the special train bearing President
Harrison and his party pulled out Tor
indianapolis on the return to Washing
ton. ID. C. The President spent last
night aboard his car, and as he arose
this morning he appeared much re-
freshed from the days rest afforded MN
Yesterday at indianapolis. The Sched-
ule provided for dozen brIei STOPS 10 10
enable old friends in Indiana ana ONO
to have an opportunity to greet the
President.
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ATomb Emblem Stolen.

BERLIN, October l3.-A report is pub
lished in the South German papers that
A silver wreath which had been pur-
chased with money subscribed in the
United States, and which was consigned
to Mr.. Charles Gibson, an American,
now in Germany, mysteriouSly disap-
peared while on its way to Mr.. Gibson.
Ii was the intention OF the donors of the
wreath to have it placed upon the tomb
of the late Emperor Frederick.
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laane rrenchmnn,. Freak.

S.-... iH.s, October IA Dunlap
tt. .aa.e ,lys AT Metzcrol, on
I.Ir-. frontier, guard, named
.I u ''rNa. notice OF his dismiss
,i..' immediately ran % his home.
,.-.'. ' @... and two children We're
I....' -.i h.,i them all with a
., -e- leaving ,he weapon buried i'm
1l D. tac baby. Then he went
t.. ' .,'a.iou house aud report
murder llc was formerly an in
a- Insane aSvlum.
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Great shom at the Grand.

Williams & Orr's Meteors had large
audience at the Grand, last night. 1t
was decidedly the best, as well as the
most varied, variety performance that
has been seen here for a long time.
Many clever performers are In TINS
company, and they all met with big
reception at the hands Of the large
audience. The Grand is sure to be
crowded again tonight, and those who
desire to see this great performance
should secure their seats at once. Seats
are on sale at Weir's.
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MN Rorcott tl,e Chinese.

PIrrsBURG, October l3.-The Laun'
drymenS' National Association met ~
the Monongahela House, this city, to-
day. with - members present from all
parts of the country. To-day's session
was taken up with perfecting the or
ganization. In his annual address PreSi-
dent Doremus, OF Chicago, denounced
the Chinese and advised the local or
ganizationS TO starve them out by in
ducing landlords to close their rooms TO
them. and where the Chiuamen were
located TO start opposition establish
mentS and take their trade.
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PLEASANTs COUNTY.
Gsg
The Democracy on the oui Vlve--Capehart
and Gibson at st. Marys.
c,s-;,T y,.yso-o,, IN gBs Ue0jsfs-


ST. MARYs, w. VA. October ia
Our next Congressman, James Capehart,
was here to-day shaking hands with
citizens of Peasants. Being the first
day OF Court goodly number of people
were in town. At about ten o'clock it
was announced that Hon. EuStace Glib
son would make short address in the
Court House in the afternoon. AL
though the notice was short a goodly
number of people assembled and listened
TO the address, which lasted about forty
minutes. The speaker bundled his sub
ject well and many Republicans went
away convinced that the Democratic
position on the tariff question is cor
rect. The Peasants county Democrats
are in good spirits and expect COM
plete victory.
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NV loGb. October l3.-The case oi
Nr, Caroline r. y. Miller and Mrs.
fH.l w.re brought before Judge Bar
..''mtac Supreme Court Chambers to-
''t "na wrt of habeas corpus. Both
a.r.t-.aar-,l. The charge against
Women is tlat OF receiving stolen
,-.., .rm 'hc banking firm of MeSsrS.
.. VI lI.t N Co. Immediately after
. A~mrs.o of Che accused l.. ;. Mar
-' '-raaarit arrested Mrs. Miller
-Nlwut issued by Commissioner
AuU held Mrs Miller FOR eN-
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Advice tn Mothers.

Mrs. WIysLow's SOOTHING SYECP has
been used by mothers for children teething
for over fifty years with perfect success.
1t relieves the little sufferer at once, pro-
duces natural, quiet sleep by freeing the
child from pain, and the little cherub
awakes as bright as button" II is very
pleasant to taste, soothes the child, softens
the gums, allays pain, relieves wind, regu-
lates the bowels, and is the best known
remedy for diarrh9a, whether arising
from teething or other causes. Twenty-Five
cents q bottle.
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Arrived In Irons.

SAN Francisco, October 10 3-The
steamer San Juan has arrived from
Panama with two men in irons. One oi
these. coal paSser named Mccormick,
was suspended at Acapulco by Chief
Engineer Duncan for neglect OF duty,
owing To drunkenness. That night he
armed himself with hammer and at
tempted To brain Duncan while in his
berth. Duncan received the blow on
the shoulder, but closed with McCor-
mick and with the aid of the surgeon,
who had heard the noise of the struggle
diSarmed and irOned him.
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Remarkable Rescue.

Mrs. Michael Curtain, Plainfield, Ill,
makes the statement that she caught cold,
which settled on her lungs; she was treated
for month by her family physician, but
grew worse. He told her she was hope
less rictim Of consumption and that no medi-
cine could cure her. Her druggist sug-
gested DR. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption; she bought a bottle and to her
DELIGHT found herself benefited from the
first dose. She contisued its use, and after
taking ten bottles, found herself sound and
we'll. now does her own housework and is
nc well rs she ever was. Free trial bottles
of this Great Discovery at Logan Drug
Co.'S Drug Store, large bottles soc. and
$l00
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neath Seals the Romance.

BosroN, October 13.-Thomas p.
Murphy, of North Conway, who twenty
years ago was employed in the house Of
the Earl of GainsbrOugh, and who clan
destinely married and came to this
country with Lady Blanche, the Earl's
eldest daughter, died yesterday in the
Carney Hospital of typhoid fever. Lady
Blanche died eight years ago; and her
remains were taken to England.
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ATTEMPTED WRECK
OF A TRAIN NEAR KINGwOOD, ON TIE T., K.
& ?. RAILROAD.
The Engineer Sees the Obstruction in Time to Divert
Great Disaster-Greai Damage by the
High Waters at Parksrsburg
aad Other Points.
SpeelaI r.Ieqram o Me R.qister.

Special IelegraH % He Register.
KINGw0OD, w. Va, October 13.-An
attempt was made this morning TO
wreck passenger train No. oil the Tun-
Melton, KingwoOd and Fairmont rail
road. Some iiend had placed a boulder
under the rail about one mile from here,
where the track ran at the top Of a
steep precipice. The engineer saw the
obstruction as the engine rounded the
curve and succeeded in reversing the
engine, thus saving the entire train,
which was full of passengers, from be-
ing thrown down the embankment. The
officers have a clue To the perpetrators.
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AL" loaN. October l3.-Quite a SEN
"a, caused to-day here i'm the
r. .-..{ OF tle uptown precincts OF
-..'- Avenue, by Isabella Bergen. 80
'.'l> 90 age, who suddenly became in-
--. -lt tried 90 commit suicide by
''p.ns from the window Of her resi-
Her husband happened TO be at
At the time. Catching hold Of his
".e' Doe held her suspended in the air
rescued by am officer by means OF
adder.
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EupepSY.

This IS what you ought TO have, in fact,
von must have it, to enjoy life. Thousands
are re searching for it daily, and mourning
becanse they find it not. Thousands upon
,bonsands of dollars are spent annually by
onr people in the hope that they may at
tein his boon. And vet il may be had by
all We guarantee that Electric Bitters, ls
If used according to directions and the use
persisted in, will bring you Good Diges-
tion and oust the demon Dyspepsia ana IN,
stall instead Eupepsy. We recommend en-
Electric Bitters for Dyspepsia and an dls-
eases Of Liver, Stomach and Moneys,
Sold at soc. and Sl.00 per bottle oy tue
Logan Drug Co, Druggists.
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Mrs. Brennan Supposed to be Drowned.
Speeial telegram TO The Register.

CLARKSBURG, October 1.-two hun
dred men continued the search for Mrs.
Brennan who has not yet been found.
She was traced up Still House run,
where she entered the coal bank and
from its entrance She was trailed sew
eral hundred yards into it to the brink
Of Il deep cave of water in which, it is
now believed, she was drowned. Prepa-
rationS are now being made to drag the
pond. The children will be sent to
Philadelphia.
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His Farewell Sermon.
Special telegram to he Register.

oJsctuI ItIfDFaW 70 IHe HtItNtT'
CLARKSBURG, October 13.-Rev. A. c.
Moore preached his farewell sermon at
Goff Chapel last night to nearly eight
hundred people. His address was an
eloquent effort and highly appreciated
by the people. Mr.. Moore has been as
signed to the Zane Street Methodist
church, Wheeling.
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Prize Fighters Get a Dose.

VALPARAISO, IND, October 1.-Two
light weights from Chicago, named
Sweeney and O'Hearn, fought prize
fight near here yesterday. a large num-
ber of men from Chicago were at the
fight. They were subsequently arrest
ed This afternoon the two principals
and the referee, named Lewis, were
sentenced To six months in Jail and fined
$500 each.
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Lima Oil Prices.

LIMA. O.. October 13.-The Buckeye
Pine Line Company to-day reduced the
price of Lima crude to 32}s cents per
barrel. The decline is credited TO over
production and the beariSh condition of
tbe Buckeye certificate quotations.
The daily production reaches nearly
sixty thousand barrels.
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Judge Jack.on's Court.

Special Telegram to the Register
MARTINSBURG, w. VA, October b
The United States District and Circuit
Courts for West Virginia convened here
to-day, Judge Jackson presiding. No
cases were tried. There are large
number Of jurors and witnesses in at
tendance.
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She VIII he High.

Speciql telegram to the Register.
CLARksBUEG. w VA, October Ia
There is every indication now that Elk
creek and the West Fork river will be
extremely high in the morning. The
rain in this section was heavy and con-
tinuOuS
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*. ofP. Grand Lodge.

Special Telegram TO he Register.
CLARKSBURG, October 13. - The
Grand lodge of Knights of Pythias meet
here tomorrow. Large delegations OF
representatives are arriving as well as
uniform men. The REGISTER will have
an account each day of the proceed
ingS.
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EearsHloodshed.

LoypoX. October -. - Telegrams
from Berne TO the Daily Ne'cS and
standard say that Col. Kuentzli, who
has had charge OF affairs in Tyrno, on
behalf of the national Government, has
rendered his resignation on the ground
that it is impossible to reinstate the old
there without bloodshed.
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DR.. James Corrie, Dentist in Baltimore,
writes: II have used DIR. Bulls Cough syrup
personally and in my family Tor Two o, mr.
years and am prepared 10 say that there J.
nothing to compare to il as remedy for cough
cold, etc. - cents.
Pains in the back are frequently caused by a
sudden wrenching OF the spine. few appii-
cations Of Salvation Oil will give permanent
relief.
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Anri.Ire CoIIap.e..

FtAcUE. October l3.-Another OF the
.mus supporting the celebrated CarlS
ise. which spans the MOldau river,
which was damaged by the recent
.od,, has collapsed Six persons We're
'ercly injured.
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Ohio Marringes

Special Telegram. 10 the Register.
CoLUMBUs, Octoccr 12.-The Secrc-
tary Of States report will show that for
the year ending Mardh 81, 1890, the
total marriages in Ohio were, whites 30,
SIS: colored GG7. Births, white males
"a, 1873, females 32,529l colored males
579; females COZ. Total, Sass.
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SuIt Settled.
, T.llornm 10 he Register.

Special TELEGRAM 10 the Register.
CLARKsBUKG, w. VA, October "a
The suit OF johnson & Wilkinson against
w. s. Price, a full account of which APP
peared in the SUNDAY REGISTER, was
to-day settled, the plaintiffs recovering
their property and the defendant paying
the costs.
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HAzELmURsr, Wis, October l3.-JaS.
O'Donnell, n lumberman, was shos
and killed Saturday night by John D
Yawkey. a book keeper, during quar-
rel which followed dance at the hotei
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WAS FOUND DEAD.
...,-,sY oF WAR BELENAP DIES FROM
iA'- sP0PLEGY
Sae and Rigid IN lis Bed Afer
BE- .tS. a In.srclurss-0ne Of Grants
g- Apgo.atmsls-Hs WIFE
Was Absent


IA
....rNoroN. October i'.-D''"'
.. r...lp. cN-Secretary OF War; uut-
n....leut Grants hrst tcin' vas
r..lr. lf, bed at about O'Clock
... It is believed that his
.-.' .--..l l,..-,,eeu 4 o'clock Satur-
.,l o'clock sunday
From John w. Cameron
r.,.ran-, business associate DC Is
.l.+ for some time % has oeth
t....-.l-. lahftt1 meet few friends
t.,..., 10 Dr. uuL who lives les,
.. '- '...,-.. ..,,.v. for social game oi
.-- a., saturday night hc was
- ...',el and remained uutl.
"... t,-s..b, when hc returned Co
-'' ..-s ... the Evans building az
, ~' ~. ,v..ne. and presumably
-'-' '...'...li.telv. llc was never
rrl.i'" -t...
~-.." ...f...e ttl, morning. Mr..
..-....f .t t.e h-i.dtug, and
~.. nr himself ana the
,-N.'- r.. ,l.. h.l .u tlc hrSt uoor
Dra''' .. -..ori door. where
i'.. ..f ODD. Generals apart
'.... '.- -. l...,.i Ue had separated
.-..--,,.. mail from hi, own, which
.,,r reading. when the servant
Mn. la.r> the rooms ia order,
Igt-he ieor and inquired IL Gen.
,.,. ..- 40 the city. saving
t. f...I s.,.ar1r t-rn., since Sunday
..-r.r- tried the doors, but found
...u locked. Mr. Cameron. startled a.
.i.t the girl said. immediately triea
doors himself. but they were .ocNed.
r.. ..n..or was summoned and bringing
Us. .,..ladJcrl0osei through thc tranSom
...r tle door leading from the puo.ic
... into the General S sitting room. NE
.0ull >ec tho Generals hat ON tuc table
.-.! Ills, coat and vest upon chair. me
.-.-.-'IlI.r WAS then placed against the
I..- leading into l', bedroom. The bed
.... -n.r soon. and the General reclining
......v uncovered ou 90. His icit arm
.s..f..t rlsii'y toward the head and
t.,.t ..-h-rv .f.rrh,i us though
1...f f,l rom. .abIlc lc Was m % con-
..I...r Theh.l,'othc, were somewhat
.....--,.-.I lis M there bad been o
....I.- .,-,.,.,... breath a Arhy,iciau
..,,..r.f and. after making %
I,-r .x.m.rat.r. Do expressed the
.......,. ,I..- l...i Igd resulted from a
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Cholera in Snaln.

MADRID, October l3.-The cholera
epidemic continues at Barcelona. \
special hospital has been erected there
for the Snfferers.
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So He Thinks.

BERLIN, October 13.-Emperor WIZ
liam who received Count DeLauny, the
Italian Ambassador, yesterday, remarked
that the present situation In Europe
was highly satisfactory.
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FOR HEADACHE

Dr.I.R. Sanford, Sheffield, Mass, says;
"AIost excellent in arrangement OF the
nervous system, such rs headache ana
sleeplessness."
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When the lips are dry or Scared,
When the teeth are dark or dull,
When the tongue is hot and hard,
And fills the tainted mouth too full,
The magic SOZODONT supply,
And all those ills before it fly.
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POLITICAL NOTES.
Democrats Meet In the Eighth Ward and
First Ward. and Republicans in the


Fifth.
The Democrats of Richie district held
Il largely attended meeting at their
hall, on South Jacob street, last night.
Candidates Geo. Hook, Major Mitchell
and \. ID. Garden were present and
made short addresses. The committee
on speakers reported that arrange
mentS have pecn made for a mass meet
ing of the voters Of the district to be
held at Teutonia Hall, on Thursday
evening, 10th inst, which will be ad-
dressed by Col. w. W. Arnett and
several other prominent speakers.
Posters will be distributed aud a short
parade will prcccde the meeting.
FIRST WARD DEMOCRATS.
The Washington District Democratic
Club held well attended meeting at
their club rooms on North Main street.
Final arrangements were made for a
mass meeting on Thursday evening,
October 23d, for which several prOmi-
ncnt speakers have been secured.
REPUBLICANS OF THE FIFTH AND SMITH.
The Center and Webster district Re
publicans jointly held meeting last
night, in the vacant store room on
Chapline street, above Twenty-fourth.
The meeting was fairly well attended.
Little business was transacted beyond
the formation OF club, and the meet
ing adjourned until Wednesday even
inc
Morning journal and courier., 1890-10-15
nAPrIsrs AT mIDDLErowN.
A State Conference of Ministers-TE
 Convention Yesterday.

\ State Conference of Ministers-The
 Convention Yesterday.
 M1DDLETowN, Oct. IA conference of Baptist ministers of the state was held in the Baptist church here this afternoon be- ginning at half-past ? o'clock. Papers were presented by the Rev. E. M. Poteat on 'sPastors and Evangelists," and the Rev. J. R. Stubbert on Pulpit and Vot- CTS" These were followed by discussion. In the evening public exercises were held in the church, the Rev. D. D. Reed of Plainville preaching the annual sermon.
 The convention was called to order at 10 o'clock this morning. After the pre- iminary business the annual sermon was preached by the Rev. J. R. Cow of Bridge port, followed by addresses by John Cook of New Britain, on t'Why the work of the convention should be supported by churches; the Rev. Archibald Wheaton oi South Norwalk, on "Church planting ir cities" At meeting of the Women'i Home Missionary society this afternoon, addresses were delivered by Mrs. Reynold! of Boston and Miss Miller of Florida. These officers were elected for the ensu ing year by the State Baptist association President, Hon. Francis Wayland, New Haven; vice president, G. A. Gallup, Nor wich; secretary, Rev. P. s. Evans, New Haven; treasurer, w. F. Walker, Nev Britain; auditor, A. J. Crofut, South Nor walk.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-10-15
More Winter Wear.

An odd one or two left of those ninety per cent. Wool Shirts in natural color, rib finish and French necks, at 75c. You'd swear by them at a dollar.
 Another pleasant lot of all wool Scarlets at $1.oo and down to price-zero at that.
 Soft, heavy Camel's Hair that'll keep the chilliest soul as warm as a toast at o8c. Quality judges call them $I.3o values.
 The pile of Cardigan Jackets denotes winters approach. Great price-picking in them.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-10-15
THEIR FIRST SMOKER.

The Semaphorc Club Gives Its First
 Social Entertainment Last Eve.
 ming.
 The rooms in Cutters building, which the Semaphore club intend to make their headquarters, were taxed to their utmost capacity last evening to accommodate the numerous gathering of New Haven's young element, the occasion being the first musical social and smoker given by the members of the club to their friends.
 A zither orchestra, banjo club and several other instrumentalists contributed in no small measure to the success of the evenings entertainment.
 For the inner man were provided, in plentiful array, toothsome sandwiches, cheese and host of other delicacies with quantities of liquid refreshments. As an aid to digestion were provided dainty cigarettes, rich favored cigars, all sorts and conditions of pipes and tobacco.
 Addresses by the president and other members of the club were given, and the gathering separated in the wee small hours, mutually satisfied with themselves and confident for the future of the Sem aphore club, the success of which would appear to be assured if last nights smoker can be taken as any criterion
Morning journal and courier., 1890-10-15
VIM. NEELY x co.
NEW HAVEN. Wednesday, Oct 15. 1890. WeatAer To-Day-- Rain, aoesterky aozn9s.
Hygienic Underwear.

Hygienic Underwear.
 A while ago we talked to you about the Harderfold hygienic wear for women and children. :
 We want you to note that the "Men's Furnishings" carry similar healthy wear for the men. es IA
 We've explained its excellen- cies of construction. Double textures all over, with an inter- air space that keeps the body at right heat and absorbs impure exhalations. So soft as to be pleasant to the most sensitive skin.
 Noted doctors recommend it everybody, who tries, likes it What SO many say must have 2 spice of truth about 1t. Test 1t Give us your experience. It comes in medium and heavy weight Shirts and Drawers. 1T natural and white. Every single one woven from Australian lambs wool.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-10-15
WEATHER RECORD.
INDICATIONS FOR TO-DAY.

INDICATIONS FOR TO-DAY. t.=s WAR DEpARTMENT,
 OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL. SERVICE, T.
 WASHINGTON, DC, 8 p. m. Oct. IA, 1890. Forecast till 8. p. m. Wednesday,: For eastern New York: Fair weather in south ern, rainy in northern portion; cooler westerly winds.
 For Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Connecti- cut: Rain, followed by fair weather, westerly winds stationary temperature.
 For Maine, New Hampshire and Vermont: Rain; variable winds; stationary temperature.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-10-15
ste.ling Ladies Ho.iery,

For some time past the chapel street merchants between Church and Temple streets have missed small articles which they have placed upon exhibit before their stores. Last Saturday night the firm of Howe & Stetson engaged boy to watch pairs of ladies' hosiery. They escaped but the case was given to Detective Rsily and he succeeded in capturing the thieves yes terdsy. They gave their names as John Lee and Lewis Scoot. The latter lives at 06 Lafayette street.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-10-15
GENERAL MEETINGS.
State Teachers, Association.

State Teachers, Association.
 Before the State Teachers association tomorrow evening at High school hall Rector George L. Fox of the Hopkins grammar school, gives an illustrated lecture on ''The Great Public Schools of England, J admission to which is by membership ticket or by cards of invitation. Friday evening at the United church, Rev. Dr. Smyth makes an address on 'The Relation of the Public to the Public School" and an address will be given by Hon. Thomas B. Stockwell, commissioner of Rhode Island public schools. The Hillhouse high school chorus, Professor Jepson conducting, will furnish excellent singing. The public adults, are invited