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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-31
MANY SEE THE SPORT.
An Increased Attendance at the Ben.
ning's Races.

Special Dispatch to The EVENING star.
BESNISas RACE Track. D. G., Oct 31.-The
interest manifested in the races at Benning's
does not appear to be diminishing, as the at
tendance increases from day to day. The at
tendance today will, in all probability, be the
largest of this meeting.
The intention of the club TO continue the
races Saturday and next week seems to be ap-
proved by the public, for remarks such as II am
glad of it, and That's good can be heard upon
all sides when the subject is mentioned.
President Draney stated to STAR reporter
that there would be an additional lot of good
horses from other tracks for next week.
In all probability Hercules, who was dis
qualified day or two ago, will be reinstated.
Bradford and Painkiller have been scratched
in the third event today.
NEW STARTER.
The horses will be sent off today by a new
stafter, Mr.. C. d. Mccoy Of Georgia. the owner
of Beck, Captain Wagner and a string of
equally prominent Ayers. James Rowe, who
has been acting as starter this meeting was
called away last night by a dispatch from
August Belmont stating that Potomac was
quite sick Mr.. Rowe is the trainer for the
Belmont stables. 1t 10 expected that Mr.. Rowe
will return Monday.
THE FIRST RACE
First race, purse $780, fve.furlongs Entries,
weights, jockies and betting: BENJAMIN. 1O3,
Kay, Z to 10; Bertha. B., 6ily,, ie0,. Jones, 4;
Brock, SO, Winston, 8 to l; Cerberus, 10s, Day
1917 to 1. -.
BENJAMIN TAXES THE f1asr.
Little time was spent at the post. Bertha d
had the best OF the start, but before the
stretch was reached Benjamin was leading
by two lengths with the rest punched
for second honors. Cerberus was the last off,
but lessened the gap Bit by bit and secured
second place, Bertha b. third. Time, l.O31%.
Mutuais paid s2.s5, straight s2.40 and s365
place.
TIE SECOND RACE.
Second race-Purse S25O, one mile and a six
teenth. Entries, weights, iockies and betting:
Siileck, ia; Downing, A. to 1; ST. Luke, liz;
Stovst, to 5; Corneiia, l02; Taylor, 3 to S.
ST. LUXE TAKES THE SECOND.
Silleck was the FIRST to get away, and held
that position until rounding the upper turn,
when he began to lose ground Coming in to
the stretch all we're being whipped. ST. Luke
made a gfea, effort and went anead, winning
by half o length, with Silleck second. Time,
1.54. Mutuals paid e6.S0 straight and S. Is
and S405 place.
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MRS. CRICHTON's ADMISSIONS.
The Victim OF the Late London Tragedy
Visited Her on Friday.

LONDON, Oct 31.-Mrs. Crichton, alias Pier
cey, who is under arrest on the charge OF MUIR
derins Mrs. Hegg and her infant and with
whom Hogg, the husband of the murdered
woman, acknowledged he had had liason,
admitted todsy that she had invited Mrs. Hogg
to visit her. In response 70 the invitation Mrs.
Hogg visited her on Friday last during the az
ternoon.
During the course OF their conversation Mrs.
Hogg made remark that Mrs Crichton dis
liked and she resented it. few words were
exchanged by the women.
At this point the prisoner abruptly concluded
her admissions. with the remark that she had
better not say anything more.
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UNIVERSITY SITE.
Inspected Today. by the Bishops and q
Number Of Prominent Layrnen.

There was quite . fine display Of equine pull
chritude in the immediate vicinity OF the
Metropolitan Me. Church today, bat il was
none too good for the board Of bishops Of the
Methodist Episcopal church, for if Methodist
minister likes anything worldly 1t 10 q good
horse THE cause Of the gathering was worthy
OF special remark: The bishops we're going out
to view the site OF the proposed Methodist
National University: Whether Bishop Hurst,
Mr.. G. ". r. swartzeil or Rev. Or. Corey was
the busier It would be hard to tell. Each was
in carriages between Layers Of lesser dig
nitaries and after a good deal Of earn est
effort both succee ded. Every onel OF the six
teen bishops was finally provided for in COM
pahy with H. b. Moulton, William Mayse, B.
F. Charlton, j.. 8. swormttedt, Rev. Charles
Baldwin,. A. B. Brown, Rev. c. Herbert Rich
ardson, A. B. Duvall, Irving Mouton, Dr. John
Wilson. ex-president Of the Wilmington Female
College. and STAR reporter.
Bishop Newman did not leave with the other
bishops. He drove to the Baltimore and Poto-
mac depot to meet Mra Newman and then both
drove together out to University Heights.
ruit BUAnp At THE MORNING SESSION.
Every one Of the sixteen bishops vas IN bis
allotted seat this morning when business COM
menced, the absentees Of yesterday. Bishops
Foster, Warren and Mallalieu, having arrived
since adjournment yesterday. Matters OF inter-
est only to inner Methodism were debated during
The session. Bishop Newman occupied more
than an hour Of the TIME with his report on
the work in japan, said by some OF the men,
bers of the board to be a most interesting doc
ument.
Tomorrow morning there will be one bust
ness session and in the afternoon there will
probably be another. but the latter will neces-
sarily be brief, for at o'clock the en-
tire board will 70 to the White House
and there be privately received by
President and Mrs. Harrison. The invitation
was received by the bishops while in session
today. This is in the nature of compensation
for the absence Of the President which will be
apparent at the university meeting on Monday
evening.
When the bishops leave the Executive Man
sion they will proceed to Bishop Hurst's home
on Io*a circle, where they will dine aud spend
the evening.
NOTES.
When the ceremonies at the university site
are over the bishops will be conveyed to the
home Of Mrs. John A. Logan, where they will
dine
At o'clock they will attend re-
ception to be given in their honor by the
Methodists of the city at the Metropolitan
Church. The committee in charge OF this is
composed of Revs. H. r. Naylor, J. A. Price,
G. II. Corey, C. Elliott and c. W. Baldwin.
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Recent Robberies.

Some time between 10 o'clock last night and
7 O'Clock this morning thieves visited Harry
Friedlander's clothing store, corner 9Th and =
streets, and cut the show window with dia-
mond. Three suits Of clothing and some small
articles Of jewelry and Of gents furnishings
we're taken.-Jos. Peyton Of No. 206 Penn
sylvania avenue southeast reports that while at
the race track yesterday he was robbed Of sill
yer watch.--Alex. Seaiey, No. 1912 18th street,
complains OF the larceny of two umbrellas.
They were taken from his hallway last night
The show window in front Of Rosenberg's
store on ~ street was broken open last night
and robbed of some olothing.--Miss Henrietta
Rodgers, No. 57s Spruce street, lie Droit Park,
reports stolen from her house within the past
three weeks q silver watch, gold chain and a
piece Of silk.---Miss Helen Staples Of No. 72o
18th street northwest had stolen from her house
yesterday q pocket book containing s10 in
money, jewelry box and q gold pin.
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In Wall Street Today.

NEW YoRx, Oct. 3l.-0utside Of the trusts there
was nothing Of interest In the stock market
this morning, only four stocks in the railroad
list showing any animation, ST. Paul. Union
Pacific, Atchison and Burlington aud Quincy,
aud in these there were only slight move ments,
with. however. arm tone. The impression
left by the proceedings in sugar yesterday was
favorable, and an attempt was made
In the morning TO lft the market
upen the strength Of it, but after
opening advances Of from j 70 =
per cent there was comparative stag
nation. Sugar was opened mp per cent At
ss.s. bat In the first fifteen minutes Il was back
again to last nights prices anG in n short time
afseswssa vas down TO 70. Az this point the
fally came and the price was carried to above
q, when the general list displayed more
strength and moved UP slight fractions. Chicago
gas Vas especially strong and rose to Az from
Syf last evening, and Was maintained around
q fee the remainder OF the hoar. A. IL
o'clock the market vas very dull, but firm ut
the best prices reached. Silver opened at
l05x, highest sale, 1881; lowest sale, lo5,s;
Last sale, 1851.
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Name.
Washington STOCK Exchange.

Sales -. Regular Call-12 O'Clock m: Traders
Natiohai Bank. 10 at l25; at 124as Washington
Capitol and North Street Railroad. SO at 50.
chesapeake and Potomac Telephone, 20 at 40;
50 a. H. Cum CapPass 1000 s5t
Government Bonds-u. $. AVS. 1891. registered,
lo4h bid T.. :. .x:. 1891, coupon, lo4a bid
s sssis's.'f asI: ii ef
Dis,ric. Of Coiunbis Bonds-Per tnip. ss. 1891,
sa 1872 bid sd F.. q; ss
104i bid. 2O-year fund. u. 1892, gold, 1881 bid
20-tssr fund. %. 1880. gold. no bid. = asked
Ss:s[ 'sss :.I un SG sss 1872 e ss
asked. s-sd', iSsA fsnd. currency. lily bid. 1925
Miscellaneous Bonds-U. 8. Electric Light bonds
- Isl ~, l9s bid. Y; 5; Electric Lish, bonds
ington and George,own Railroad Convertible
bonds 6s. 1ls bid. Washington and GEORGE
iS.n Ksf0sa Flights. e. BID liz Masonic ian
Washington Market Company LIST mortgage, 6s.
ITO bid. Washington Market Company bonds,
imp o. ll3 bid, rs asked ,oO Washington Lsh:
ington Light Infantry bonds. I'd 70, 1904. 80
bid. iO3 asked. Washington Gas Light Compsny
ins,On Gas Light Company ponds series Is. Is,
III bid. l24 asked. HYGIENE Ice Company.
LIST mortgage, es, 80 bid, i0a asked; American
Nstionaibsnk Srocks-Bank Of Washington $50
bid. $50 asked. Bank Of Republic, 375 bid
Metropolitan 265 bid, 800 asked. Central, 800
bid. second, 200 bid. Farmers and Mechanics,
1856 bid Citixens' 40 bid, $50 asked. Column
bia, 10 bid. $50 asked. Capital. 1l9h bid. l254
asked. West End, loo bid. 10o asked. Traders,
124k bid, l26 asked Lincoln. 1lS bid.
Ksilrosd StOcks-W ashington and Georgetown
PAL bid, $50 asked. Metropolitan. 1856 Did las
asked. Columbia, 72 bid, IS asked. Capitol and
North o Street. 5SA bid, 81 asked lexington and
Soldiers Home. u bid, " asked. George
town and Tenleytown, so bid. 90 asked.
Franklin, 50 BIZ. National Union. 20 bid 2lH
asked. Arlington, 100 bid, 200 asked. Corcoran.
66 bid Columbia, l6h bid. l6L asked. German
American $50 bid. Potomac, 80 bid, 100 asked
Riggs. bid. 81 asked. Peoples, > bid, So.
asked. Lincoln, 5k bid. Commercial, AZ bid
A.. asked. Metropolitan. rs bid, "a asked.
Title Insurance Stocks-Real Estate Title
asked.
Gas and Electric Light Stocks-washinston Gas,
4614 bid, AK asked. Georgetown Gas, SO bid.
US. Electric Light. $50 bid, lis asked
Telephone Stocks - Pennsylvania. 90 bid, "a
asked. Chesapeake and Potomac. 70 bid, 20
asked. American Grsphophone. 1917 bid. Ia
asked.
Miscsllsn eous stocks=wasnington Market Com.
psny. IL bid. Washington Brick Machine Com
psny. 325 bid Great Falls Ice Company. 2l5
asked. Bull Hun Panorama Company, Is bid,
224 asked. National safe Deposit Company,
ESQ bid 800 asked. Washington Safe Deposit
Company, l25 bid, 140 asked National Typo
graphic, 10 bid, % asked. Mergenthaler, 12 bid.
Pneumatic Gun Carriage. x bid. asked. Wash-
asked. American Security and Trust Conn
pany. 66k bid, 90 asked. Lincoln Hall. 100
asked Hygienic Ice Company, so bid. Inter-
Ocean Building Company. los asked.
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THE WASHINGTON MUSICAL uus
Three Attractive Coscerts 10 He Give
During the Coming eeasoA

The following vell-know, artists, nf. Hsuu
Xander, pianist; Mr.. Herman RAasman, viold
ist sud Mr.. Psul Miersch. 'eellisA 60
pooling the Washington Musical CiuS. -
arranged 10 give three subscription cesesst
during the coming season All thess gsnsh
men are recognized ss artists, each having ~
the benefit OF the most com pstent insrsctss
In Europe, and their former exesIlsps <osA
guarantee Of the high character 81 ne pes
iecsed series.
A feature Of the 6rst concert which OH ~
place November ~ will be the rendition .
Beethoven't great Kreutser Senate for violh
and piano. This work, which has been - 81
dom heard in this city. viii tnaoHbte6
arouse great interest Mre. Juiia wyman. III
celebrated mezzo-soprano Of Nsv forh. wh
has sung 90 repeatedly with the Bcsson syA
phonr Orchestra, has been Engaged for ~
FIRST concert
Subscriptions viii be received a Oh the uuss
stores and by the members Of the eisb.
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BE- Bfaurfrtt

NINE A RuPPERT. worId-famed Complexion spe-
esiist and Lecturer has lectured on this subject
AL the larger cities Of Amsres and Europe she never
fails to ell The largest theaserS in every city and
always BY the leading newspapers n Y World
says: Madame Rupert the renowned complexion
specialist lecture to sudence st Fifth
Avenue Ihester last evening-hundreds ~ere turned
awsy." To those who have been unable to hear this
eminent authority she will send eisht-pa&e cir
cular giving valuable informston receipt Of &c.
postage Mine. Rupert is the originator Of Wonder
fui Face Bleach which 10 creating such furore among
society ladics Ut present NINE. A. RUPERT.
s23 Branch Once $50 eth It, nm. Warrington. DC.
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DaEal.


BAssETT; On Tuesday. October "a 1890. at the
residence Of her son. law. George G. Gorham. s29
SET. widow q the late David Bsssstt .ssd
sunday e .ESI the
DAILY. On Wednesday. October 20. 1890. at a w.
VILLAIN +. DAILY. In the hfty-eighth year Of his
Funeral Saturday November 1. . O'Clock p. m from
and relatives invited to attend "'''n"s'@ 'r'sHo'
DEvINE HUGH q, DEyINE. Wednesday morn
YEARS o''00ef ~ i0sO AZ i0' aged 's'en''-'w0
Funeral will take place from Calvary N E. Church.
venlber 2 at O'Clock pm.
., NtADEE on W rrs:y nsrpips 6s,ebsr
fifth year Of her are
Thus ends beautiful life of seif-sacrifce in the in
S. o. nef ie0w neings Truly can IL be said
By HER CHrLpREs
street soSthe.s su s hSso orsm
Der at o,eloci Pm Rest,ye. and friends respect
copy.l '':s'e
hELseS, A shsrrSGd5, Bal Baltimore county, Rev.
lie F -. NELSON. DID, in the seventy
Funeral ,eyyifssin g AIMS Church. Annapolis.
o5 p soHnss,! WITH sSs saa ts
Pas g ssS;;s fs'ss:s Sc &c. %
Sraasssi NJ sAs.so p: :@ I Dssss
@ Dss:; e SSi HI: rs &.
seventy fourth year of his are.
Of op ,as s e S ssss II. sSsr osa
Robert Guild ST.. who came from England in ISL
settling in GEORGETOWN and marrying Miss Gather
sister Of George Riggs Gather Of Baltimore. For
years Mr.. Lancaster ould q partner OF the WE'LL
KNOW hrm Of George Gather Of baltimore aud Also
an elder OF DR.. Backuf Presbyterian church.
TANNER On "Wednesday, October 70 1900 at 80
an. MiLIARD i. TANNER. ~ cd thirty-four years
Funeral from his mothers residence No, 2f26 p
street northwest, sunday st pm. q
TENLEY. On Thursd,y. October 80 1890 st Q
q; m. WESLEY. beloved husband Of Babara Teniey in
TIC twenty fourth year Of his sge.
Funeral from his l.te residence No 2l5 Tenth
street southwest, sunday. November 2 d q o'cioct
pm Relatives snd friends rsspectfully invited =,
town, DC.
Memosiam to Edward Club,
Beloved husband of Josie Z Club and son-in.lsw
Of Rachel C. and the late Edward r. Moore formerly
Of Washington. b. G.
On Tuesday. October 2. ct m. was laid TO rest
forever al that was mortal ef this youns and noble
exsmple Of maph0od Just II tims when lifs seSmed
prghtest and hope WAS strongest In his kind young
hhssst: Hs wss loyinl h.st,nd dutifui son and :
None knew him but to love him. none named him
but TO praise On the I'D Of The oasket was msssiys
SILVER plate with the inscription Edward Ciubb born
November z. 1868: died Ucfobsf D. isgO" Hi cas-
ket entirely covered with beautifu oral tritute
FUNERAL took place from st. Anus Catholic Church
Bsitfsore Nd, Rey. Father Bartlett dniciatng
Mrs. MARY q. MOORE iIsoy
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Lawyer Meloy Cahnot Vote.

Mr.. VIM. A. Meloy, q lawyer practicing in
this city and having summer residences at
Ardwick. Md, was not allowed to register in
Prince Georges county. His case came up
before Judge Briseoe nj Upper Marlboro yes
terday and was adversely decided, the court
holding that Mr.. Meloy's domicile Is in Wash
ington. and that he had not taken the oath
prescribed by law. Mr.. Meloy was . member
of the last legislature.
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CASE o. CRrDIr.

Our fsn STOCK Of furniture. carpsss &c, IL nov
ecup!e,e. and Il you contemplate purchasing any.
.hinx in our line will be your interest to call on
us before doing %. nhasAt you
from 10 TO Is per cent your purchase Below We
mention . few Of cur many Bargains aud advantages
We will sell you handsome SOLID OAK ANTIQUE
FINISHED BED ROOM SUITE. , pieces for sl7
cash or sIs on credit
~.Hu, frames upholstered In the best hair cloth for
s2s cash or $50 on credit
We viii sell you q 7.piscs pAHfoR SUITE. solid
walnut frames, upholstered In plush. combination
eolors. for s2s cash or $50 on credit
We Will sell you good wovES.wi BED SPRING
for s2.a5 cash or s2 30 on credit.
We viii sell ron god quality BRUSSELS CARPET
fsf 6Oe. per yard cash or 60e. per yard On credit
We will sell you good INGRAM CARPET for 35e
Ter yard eash or 4oe. per yard On credit.
We Sew and Lay ali CARPETS Free Of Goa md q
rot charge for the waste in Matching nsurss
We will sell all CARPETS. AATTISSs AND OIL
CLOTHS on Credit a, an advance Of cent? Per yard
OIL the lowest essA pr,cs.
IAsY WEEKLY or MONTHLY PAYMENTS taken
&C all credit sales, and ne notes required.
CASH DISCOUNT allowed On sl sss..sss settled in
80 d.sa
akooAM
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Haltlnure MarkAta.

BALTlM0RE. Oct 3l.-Cottou dull-middlipg.
o 1915. Flour inactive. Wheat-southern dull
and easier; Fultz, 9Sai03: lonRoerry, 99slo4;
No. 9, 1O1 ka102h; steamer No. =, red, 06k ay1:
western easy; No. ., winter red spot, 100; Octo.
Der. 100; December, 102hal025s: May, lO9ka1IO.
yellow, 59a8l; western steady; mixed spot, 50;
october, 50; year, 57Aa57J<: January. 57a574;
May, 5sA. Oats quiet and steady-ungradsd
southern and Pennsylvania, 4Ss50k: do. western
white, 49a5Ok; do do. mixed, 4sa49 graded
No. 2, white, 50sSOh: Rye 9uiet-prims to choice,
75a76; good TO fair, 72a74 hay qaist and steady
prime 70 choice timothy. ll.50. Provisions arn--
mess pork, 11.50: bulk meats, loose shoulders, 6k;
long clear, on; clear rib sides. 6k; sugar picked
7k: hams, 11hal2: lard. refined, TX. Butter
nrin and steady-creamery fancy, 23a24; do. fair
20 choice. 21a2; do. imitation. l8a20 ladie fancy,
15a16: do. good 70 choice. l2aI4; store packed l0a
L. Eggs actiys-23. Coffee dull-Kio careoes fair
e0a20A: No. z, 1sz. Sugar Quiet--eranuiated. ca
Copper quiet-renned, Il. Whisky ouiet-l.2O.
Freights TO Liverpool per steamer quiet he
ceipts-nour, IL 900 barrels; wheat. $4,000 bush
els; corn. 5000 bushels; oats. 1000 bushels;
rels: corn, 1000 bushels. sHies-wheas 95, 200
bushels: corn. IL 900 bushels.
BALTIMOhE, Der. 3L-virrinia fhrees, 61aG7 L:
Baltimore and Onio stock. 9eal00; Northern Cen.
trai stock. 66aGSs CINCINNATI, Washington and
Baltimore APste, -: consvlideted gas bonds, 114E
bid; do. stock, i9h a49a.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. Oct 81 tCiosihe,. - whsat-Ccsobef
ION: December. 1O36: May. lOSal. Corn-De.
cember. 53; May. 55a. Oats-May, AK. Pork
December. 1920: May, l2bTk. Lard-Decembe Der
6.37k: May, 7.o2k. Short ribs-December, So
May, &37k.
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Our Mr.. G. Lansb.roa ,r,ls IN Ewrops lad ssiss<s,
an, cpatlng ne pas,ass q i Ne ~ n "a, s noe
az dsees,,gs ~ re s.tryi'e y ga esr t~tsd esrs
~ ,s,, III, re- 'co5 en- asS Hss s,s's sy "a =
rnarkei M. We efts this adranfusy 20 esr paeons -
me pubhe az idree la kSBCRcG a Fra
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Mr.. blaine VIM Go to i.nfladciph,a

Mr.. Blaine has decided to accept the invita-
tion Of the Union League Club to speak in PHI.
ndeiph,a Saturday afternoon. II il limited that
the Postmaster General has been the Que whose
persuasion has been effective. Mr.. wanamaker
and Mr.. Blaine will leave the city Tomorrow
morning at $40 O'Clock to get to Philadelphia
tween and O. Mr.. Dsa,ns 1eiekrapned today
Il. hotel proprietor in Philsdelphia to reserve
rooms fer him.
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Range Of the Thermometer Today.
Tie following were the readings At the zig
nal Office today: 8 am. 81; 2 pm, 4s; maxi.
mum, 40; minimum, 80.
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Osrssrat Rres AsD Cxarrrs

on AxG DBgUnxR7JOM AND oIuu2
We maid specially q thess ssods - snsess -
directly from our hoHss IN csnsaak1n0piS. We hsSs
the largest sud most supseb seock - on1KxxAl
hu0D nd oAxPEfy. nkNUfNe9 q. b ~ ~.
brioes tsyiht slsswkst4 - 90 ttlsb ~ 500 -
5 + vAaxnAnkpfAa o..
Pzineissa btsss - nuAisn esGssA
losa cssssse,sussssa0
s..sA sa0 isAaAx sssae
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DRowNED in A scOw.
Samuel Fitzhush Went to Sleep In tn,
cabin aud Never Woke rp.

Samuel ritshush's dead body vas placed on
the dissectng table in the norgue this morn
ing and his vet clothes were taken from his
BODY and hung on mails about The room 70 dry.
Sam, who was a colorsd man about forty years
old. was employed on . sand boat that was
hauling sand TO the foot Of l7th street Hi,
boat reached that sand yard last night, and.
although it vas . leaky craft, sam vent in the
cabin and went to bed, intending to sleep until
this morning.
II was his last sleep, FOR during the night the
water rose in the cabin and Sam was % sound
asleep that he did not wake up.
This mofnihg, when the verkmen appeared
at the river front. they found that the boat had
gone down a. far as it could. for the river al
that point wat not deep enough to entirely
cover the Sow. The cabin was searched Snd
the body Of the drowned man Vas recovered.
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lndicfmAnfs.

The grand jury today reported indietmsnts
In the following cases and were adjourned till
Monday week, November 10: Mitchell Rens
violating section 5sss RS. U.s. (mAking in
decent Pictures); Charles Pate, embe1zlement
Of about t25; @. Thomas Parker,
assault with intent 70 kill; Arthur
Dyson, do; Randall johnson, do. i;
VIM. Cook, housebresking; Anthony c. Clish-
man, larceny; James Wright, Leno v. Curtis,
and Millie Booker, do. (two cases); Daniel
Lomat, larceny from the person; Howard
Boyd. horse stealing; Conrad King, do and
larcency; George Perry, assaultine offcer.
They ignored the charge Of having cafual
knowledge Of child made against John Jeffer-
SON
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,

New York Stock Market.
The following are the opening and closing prices OF
the Now York stock Market. - Fepprted By special
wire 10 Corson and Nacsrtney II 10 street.:
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FURNITURE CARPETS AND Srovrs
CHEAP FOR CASH
OR ON CREDIT AS CHEAP AS ron CASE
JOHN Ridden.
$50 AND s32 SEVENTH ST. NV.
Announces Full Line Of
Oak Walnut and sixteenth Century Bed Room sussss.
Also Parler Suites I'm Rug Plush and Hsircioth
special feature of this dsplsy win be found In hi
s35 PARLoR sUrTEs
These Suites consist of pieces and the suppS
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