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ALEXANDRIA.
CITY SCHOOL BOARD.

CITY SCHOOL BOARD.
The city school board met last night, Presi-
dent Smith in the chair. Notice was given by
the superintendent Of a change in the bylaws
by which no teacher who has failed to make 30
per cent shall be entitled to an increase Of sal
airy. There IL no increase Of salary this year in
any grade OF teachers The rule proposed will
begin its operation next year il the increase Of
salaries is renewed VIM. II. Matella and Pat
rick H. Lumpkins, having passed postponed
was appropriated as the salary Of teachers and
81 1881 as the salary Of janitors for the ccm-
ing year. some bills were ordered to be paid
and the board adjourned.
POLICE MATrERa
The police report that last night was one of
the quietest the city has ever seen as all the
money Of the classes that give trouble had been
carried away by the circus and they had moth
ing TO buy drinks The police now hold a
young man named Wilson who. having resided
here, has recently gone to Washington. He is
held here until the police in Washington can
have an opportunity Of inspecting a watch,
&c, found in his possession.
CIRCUIT COURT.
The circuit court. Judge Keith. has closed
IL fall term II has been a favorite term for
young washingtonians applying for admission
70 the bar. Messrs. John +. McNab James E.
Smith, =. c. Townsend and Geo. X Wales have
been admitted to practice. verdict for the
defendant has been given in the case of Padgett
agt. the Metropolitan Life Insurance COMPANY
On the probate side Of the court the estate Of
w. l. Hodgson has been committed for admin
istrasiol 10 the city sergeant.
THE FREE SCHOOL OF ART
The Public Free School OF Art, conducted by
Misse. Cricher ard Minnegeroie without cost
TO the public, will be enlarged This year SO as
70 take sixty instead Of thirty free pupils. The
room in the Peabody building. granted by the
school BOARD last year, being too small for this
increase, the art school will DO removed this
winter to Peabody Hall.
MOTHS
The new ferry steamer Columbia IL now on
the ferry route between this city and Washing
ton She is larger. faster and in all ways more
Convenient than the old ferry boats. The bar
has been placed In the forward cabin under the
deck and retiring rooms for ladies' are provided
near the upper saloon, but otherwise the ar
rangements are about the same.
Al the sery ices Of St. Mary's Church this
morning the various baLds of the League of
the Sacred Heart appeared with banners
The morning services at Grace Church are
continued daily By Rev. Mr.. Carmichael Of
Richmond.
Services of the Hebrew New Year take place
tonight ut the Hebrew Synagogue Rabbi
JuhGs Fryer Of Cincinnati will oficia.e.
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Serious stabbing Array,

Sandy johnson 10 lying in q precarious con-
ditiou 81 Providence Hospital. with two wounds,
one in his left side, penstrating the lung, and
snether in the back, inflicted, a. alleged, by
Fred Hawkins on Wednesday night The men
bad some trouble ever debt Of Eve cents and
thoy met At sanders pool room, corner Of 18th
and L streets. on Wednesday night, when Haw-
kins invited johnson ont The latter complied
sad a. soon az he reached the street several
men, 10 u alleged. attacked him. and Hawkins,
10 IL alleged, stabbed him. johnson was sent
70 Providence Hospital Hawkins was subse-
quently arrested, after some little resistance,
and In the Police Court today ne was committed
for Q hearing. Hawkins Is not yet twenty
years Of age and has frequently served In the
vorkhouse. from which no Vas discharged
Abo1t week sincs.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

EoR shE-as AcRIs OF LAND AT BELrf.
Vile 90 h and o. r. r. socd ssven room dwell
isS res. s. miles from Capitol VI. rssn.yi,..,.
fs- er'as nsS hNe.room HOUSE and ssAise for thrs.
i9s ar-es Tood garden land. q mils- frsn knacosts
hall IN tim ea,snce clcarsti small dwelling. 60
FER acre W ". HAl-I. 40 fst s.w. oci-G.
E'oR sALE-1HE FARM or THE LATE yUDaI
II James Harlan. lao acrex, Dasnol. Hownri
county. Nd Any Ftion cf u vail prudure 10 rr~s
corn 70 the acr.. frrt in abundance hsautlfu avn
sAry outhuiitinlr; al IN exceil-ut condicn ~fi =,
cnange for city property. Price sAoo " P.NouNCs
LIZ 81 nv ocl-lw
l.oR sALE-A NERI pESIRARIF PiAoR or A.
II acres. miles froui pcnnsyIvAniA avenue bride
and "a miles from AnacostlA bridEe: narrowed hy
~ell-Oullt oroom dwelling and al optbulidfnes. IL
periet oraeI land VERY fsr,tl. ~ srshe penty u
se90;s 0isFst
Church, ~ miles irom Dunn ilorins station n
miles irom Aashinston. inTrOveG ~ trpom dwell
tnS md oufbuiidln lanA AL clesrris ~, lio
seto-A DCCkEfr fohD. Ga 4 -. nv.
EoR sALE-i4 ACRES, N MILES FROM Ian
ham station f-rOom dwelling aud cut bufldinzr
$500; ON easy ter1ns- DUckEII FoRD.
se:OSs 6ls fst. ~.
EoR sALf-s4s AcREs OF LAND; IL MILES
Il from SIringne statisn, D.. and a. n X. sboua
lo zres IN white oae and $50 "a Ifnes cope .toCt
AID farming isl ements al with the farlR lros
ss.stO. Great bar-lin.
seaNlw T. a. BROOKS. 6i6 i2th II. nv.
EOk sAk-FINEsT FARM Fronting PoTOs
- mac half mile IRON Mount Vernon; l4Oa acre,
frame houses eiElf roun-. brick cellar. well q
altchen door ne essary outbufduss. fruit R.rran
address y, q. Mount Vernon. Va. s-2s2v'
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MANIFESTATIONS.

ANTED-EMPLoYNkNT AS CLEkK in A
w confectionery store. Apply address all letters
10 463 1t. sw. oc2-2s'
WANTED-BY TWO KEsPECTABLR cOLOhED
w girls, situations: chalnbermAid, other a.
nurss Will work separately togethsr. Please call
2l<7 q st. NV. IT.
WANIED-BY A RELIABLE CoLORED GIRL.
w situafion TO do general housevork In . ANAL
family; CITY rsiersnces required Call 305 o. v.
WANTED = SITUATION By GOOD SEAM.
w stress who understands chidren's clothes and
knows something Of dressnaAkinH, eneagemsnfs by
the day vsek- Address g. NJ. Star once. lts
WANTED-BY YOUNG WOMAN (sPEAKs GER
w man and kngish). situation houssnaid and 10
DO plain sewing or nurss child Call address NJ
3. 1l02 1Sth st. nv. oc.,-:ts
WANTED - EMPLOYERs ron COMPETENT
w servants city, country (rsfsrencss furuishsd
also posifions for CLERICAL spplrnnfs. CITY lNlElLi-
e In oxfick' az ash". .. saAcx1xs0hn
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or pIAts and other informatior call on or write 20
se2e-tr Cor. OF IAN md Z; 80 n

EoR sALE-fINE COUNTRY kEsIDENCEs Ol
- u and o. must he sold 20 close an estate.
hhL,nELL bANNoN, Trustees. lao 81 Paul O. /.
EoR sALE-A BEAUTIFUL AND LARGE coUK.
- Try Residence ON b and o. used 40 summer board
Irustees. ITO 81 Paul St. Baltimore. se25-im
LroR sALE-3oo ACRES ELEVEN Mills FROk
y the city. on Il. 4 r. X. X. sold . whole or sui
divided; very cheap q. IL. CALVERT a CO..
sez5-lm- lOlo n s. NV.
LNok sAl.E-NALUADLE IMPROVED PROPERTY
on the Potomac; hlsh healthy aud dsily sccessi
bic 70 the city. view the nnest upon the river.
sell q. n. CALNkhI Co. lOl0 u st. nv.
Lok sALE-FARM 90 ACRES IN ALExANDRIA
- county, NirginiA. ~ miles from CITY, housss.
parns nne NUT fenced; rood location Tor dairy
ior fruit raisias and garden terms suit Frlcs
Ss.UVO Or VIII rent at low rate. X. A. PHILLIPS
Son, 1919 Ner YORK ave. se2l-lm
EoR sALE-A STOCK FARM: GOOD CHANCl
Tor milk business good chance for horse cstsls
business; Z44< acrcsi half IN gas. natural cloves
land: very productive One-hah IN timbr. best facis
ties 70 carry On a paying business; l0-horse powss
portable engine AZ the barn. Including pulleys
hangers. mil. cutting bon aud do your o IN
cuftlns thrashing. milling &c water In svery neid
including very ne peach orchard Of very test vsrie
ties AM other FRUIT tbs farm has a 25-yard w.tss
mont. where duckins. fishing and hunting lie
duised IN In season tis farm IL situated at Crowns
Vile. hse minutes walk from station has the follow
M improvements: Broom cottage. with 50 feet by
feet wide porch (beautlful view Of the rver
Ice house, chicken house. corn house, incl udins
Mary Wand barns viii sell for cash trade city
property. Apply at h. H. WILSON'S. gA 81
NV se2l-l2t
L,oR sALE-ABoUT 400 ACRES OF LAND FTvK
II miles from Washington and iuiles east BEN
ming Station. IN Prince GEORGES county. Nd. noe
ls-room house can lie bought at a low price.
s-l0 I'm T. AZ BROOKS. ol6 a2th st. n W.
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WANTED-LOTS.

NNANTED-I WANT 10 PURCHASE A SMALL
w lot Capitol Hill; must be cheap. state exact
location, with price and terms. Address LOT, Star
ONCE. oc2-3t
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ATTORNEYS.

zssorp.y-.;-ls~ s.d solicitor Of Psss.sa
Nsnhiprlon. b, q, Central building. e<h zaz n sv>L
Letters patent caveats and trad~ansrks procurvd-
Govt ciaiins prose uts p>nslon< ouealn<d cousalos-
ton on al lrEal matters ires a charge sslI-.n
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. .ATTokNET-xT-Tz y.
IN slnssr Law bullQzIls 90 - = xsakxks1n
DC ksn1dsoca. ~ \ - - - -
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EVENING D. FRIDAY OCTOBER 1891
NATURALIZATION.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
ana .s.on h5ass
FAX i'E rsfsssusss call Ct prsssn: employers.
WANcTIEsD9L;l1,lYn YOUNG Man. WILING: 70:
.d me IA. and ntslissnf, place Of any kind Call or
.9al9ss ~. - q: 3. =: IT.
W1SsTJ5L;65.z;5!T 4 TIDY: coHFlTENI col, col:
=, WORK 40 wash; VI. recommended. Cal q 1905 $S'h
w man. 3 situation as cosehmsn; temperate man,
age "a. Address Ala 2lst n v. IT.
WANTED-AT HEADoUARTERs-Po POSITIONS
;S s.
WANTED-GO 70 DICKS AGENCY FOR YOUR
cooks. houssInsids. nursss. aundrssses. kitchen
Rsisrsness from lat smpioysrs 6is sshs. a. " oc4t
w badly; am si.fi Of ave year,; experience; good
ial good rssrsne.s xdarss. r. ss:s eiie. Il:
WANTED-sIrUATIoNs BY 4 NICE. REspEcT.
to Apply f 'Do an" ~ 'n
WkNTED,BY An EXPERIENCED AND WELL
.ne.. anss os .ss rs
WANTED-sITUATIoN BY YOUNG MAN OF ls;
o sSS and
goods. Address LAS Q St. NV anu ''A'' IL
WANTED By A COMPETENT DREssMAKER.
w t. tax. charge Of lhe business OF go into ismies
WANTED-A SITUATION AS BUTLER OR
w valet by isd knglishman. where second man
or psrior maid is kept; 1rstciass Call
address l.. 2l39 l. Ut. NV. oc1-3ts
WAN1ED-BY RksPECTADLE COL0KED
w woman, washing TO take home BY the week
month. and also by respectable coorsd girl chamber
dress 1teI2 18th ut. se3O-2t'
WANTED-BY TWO COLORED GIRLS. CHAM
WANTkD-yITUATIONsF FOR COOKS. BAKERS.
w pastry cooks, houssmen, drivers. portcrs .ani-
tors, saesladies lady cashiers. hosters. laborerS
HAMS, lilo @ st. n. W. se26-0ts
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WANTED---HOUSES.


WANTED-TO BUY HOUSE OF SIX OR SEWN
w rooms bet. 6th and 10th SITS. and n. Y. ave. and
psf. n W. J. K HEREFORD. 1419G E. oc2-3t
WANTED-TO RENT IN THE NE, OR Z.
W. p. Senate l.. u. It,
WANTED-FOK IMMEDIATE PURCHASER, z
~ or S,room house in Mt Pleasant or Columbia
WASH'N DANENHOwER
1t Cor. 18th and sts
WANTED-A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE WORTH
w $4,000 to $4,000. w. +. YOUNG. 1908 st.
NV. ocl-St
WANTED FOR CUSTOMER WITH 81, 600
w cash. . brick Of rooms, with mod tlpts. not
over 80. UOO west OF 18th st and south Of Fosai-
ble GEO. j GRAHAM, 1919 Est ss30-3t
WANTED-1 AN HAVING MORE APPLiCA-
w tons for furnished houses than at present
supply. Parties having furnished houses to rent
the northwest Capitol HDl will ind IL to tLeir
advantage to call at my o.sce. THEo. A. HARDING.
GIG 18th st. NV. se26-st
WANTED-HouSES FOR GOOD TENANTs-As
w we have rented all houses upon our list and have
demand for more we invite parties having vacant
houses to place them in our hands. A. y. PARDON
4 CO., 6lJ 18th st. se2U-6t
WANTED-HOUsEs FOR SALE RANGING IN
W price IRON 50. 900 to $l2. 900. A. /. PARDON
4 CO., 615 18th st. se26 Ut
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IsHED.
y IT ne opp. Cap. 16r. also
n II near 18th st NV.
Aof. $780,. .-.... ..-...-H o
New Jersey ave near
Capitol. llr.........lo7
y II ave hear Dupont
circle. 10
DE Sales 81, l2r.......lJO
18th IT near X NJ NV.
-r.-...-..-..... 1890. Id
3oth 1t near q IT NV.
lUr.....................luD
Y 81 near :sUth NV. l0r. ID
9 examined 10y permit from
MAS J. FISHER a CO.,
LIZA h ct. n. W.
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FOR RENT-STORES.
FOR RENT-HALLS.

LNOk RENT
L Large hall. for meetings Of clubs aud societies:
centrally located Inquire at 413 9th ST. se2O-2w
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
DOR kENT-A HANDSOME SQUARE PIANO ON
reasonable terms. Can be seen 1t 1107 10th ST.
H. oc.-3ts
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WANTED-BOARD.

WANTED - BOARD AND ONE FURNISHED
w room tor young and wife from October Is
state location ant price. Address ". b. WAkNES.
Chettenango. Madison Co., n. Y oc2-.t'
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lSlS X Of, br ware
house, 3r...,..........&2o
Cor 3oth aud U SITS. br.
lI6 Do y :sa . St. 6r. i0i 4
1 store .........-..... -
Cor 34th and T SITS. fr
b and store. ............2l
! lGt3 sd ct, br, r,mi.2. -
342l 5 st, { h. r....-:.n.
l504lz 18th st. br. 6r. Is. 30
County road. Falls
! Church.f. ~. z acres. Is. 90
100 p st. br store. .15.o 10
Eth and n SITS. or, hrs.
lsl2. 20. ell x $40 Per mo.
Z. II. flCkLlNG,
n. W. West Washington.
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-PARLOR. WITH PIANO FOR VOCAL
w instruction two afternoons In week, between +,
u. 12th and 18th sts State lowest terms. Address
VOCAL. Star office. oc.!-2t'
WANTED-BY A LADY WITH DAUGHTER l2
w years old two medium sized u.s. furnished or
unfinished. suitable tor hight Housekeeping should
Mats, apartment house or with private parties not
overly inquisive; central location. Address ADVER
TISER. Star offce. 1t.
WANTED-l OR FIRST-FLOOR ROOMS,
w with board preferred. suitable for ofce must
be moderate; state price. Address DUCIOR, star
office. oc2-2t-
WANTED-TW ROOMS, ADJOINING EACH
w other, trst toor 'front.' suitable TOR physicians
ofce L ST. n W. preferred. near some OF the
cipsl theaters. Address Il H. N. star office. ocl-Ut
WANTED-OCTOBER Is. BY YOUNG MAR
w ried couple, seconi-story front room and board
in private iamily within ten minutes walk OF
e. y " heat gss and bath. Address. stating price,
e. W. t., Star ofhce. ocl-.t'
WANIED-FURNIsHED AND UNFURNIsHED
w rooms all parts of city. Patrons registered last
LIT ORD'S AGENCY. AS nth st. NV, opp: Star
ofhce. ocl-U'
WANTED-BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, Two
private family second floor, and ocation northwest
preierred ref exchanged. Address p. r.. Star office
ocl-2t'
WANTED-COMFORTAB ROOM IN NEATLY
w Kept house plain but cleanly In northwest. Ad.
dress NEATLY. Star Office. se.0-3t'
WAN1ED-THkEE ROOMS FOR FOUR LADIES
w and gentleman; rate for aud board must
not exceed $50 each; northwest preferred. Box st.
Star office. seaU-.It
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LUX hENT-
Il 3O1s y ST. br. lor,
m !. without stable. eco
5S1 N st. br, 13r.
IN i.....-............40. OC
1867 0 st. or, 7r, IN 1. AZ
ISL 2Sth s.. br. sr. IN LIZ
3Sft . st, br. ar, IN 1. 80. Il
SSD Pros ave. br. Ion. mi3l
:sS.4 lros ave. br. ar. IN 1. -
1873 I'D st, br. pr. IN 4. ri
2462 p st, br b and
stable. Tor. .......,.2.
3suo Z vt. br, ". .,....2'
1872 Prospect ave. br.
Or. la i..............0.S(
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FOR lighthouses.


EoR RENT 1918 l34s Mallaeh Peer. 30 3,
18th st. Tor. fur &C. eso sOl 18th ST. Or. 10 80
lS06 Cap 1t. Or and % Patterson ne. o.. IL. ~
Seseas Rusf hiiTosaERroRp. GA 18th st.
ErOR RENT-TO A CAREFUL TENANT. 400 SrH
St ne. six rooms and bath all mod ilnps brick
nicely papered- A. s. CAlWOOD.
IT. 8ssssh 1t. nv.
EoR RENT-l&ie 81. sEvEN ROOMS, BATH
and concrete cellar; perfectly cry aud airy rooms
h.na,onely papersd rent e3o. THbop fhlEBCs.
EoR RENT -S,4 10Th sT-rHREE-sroRY
- brick rooms; hall, cellar, bath. range latrohe;
large back yard. Rent ESQ Il d. PECK. y3s ST.
FOR EENT-Ili2 ST. NE; A HANDSOME
new brick house: rooms; .. MI; convenient TO
cars. herdics. carettes; only $50 60. -
WASH DANENHowER.
oc"St 18th and q Sta n ".
Tor RENT-CORNER DRUG STORE AND
dwelling IL rooms. business established 80 year,
one OF the best locations northwest long lease given
NV. oc2-6t
EoR RENT-TwO FURNISHED HOUSES OF z
to careful tenant. L. BENJAMi BI2 oc., st
EoR RENT-5ll 9TH ST. NV: NINE ROOMS
and bath; all mod. imps. in nrstclass condition
$3o per month. Apply to EDWARD KERN. 1873 \.
J. ave- n W. oc.s-:N-
kOR kENT-4l7 nth ST. NV; Is Rooms;
suitable tor small hotel, manufacturing purposes
OF for once rooms l. Nj. SAUNDERS x CO.,
oc2-3t 12l5 q st. NV.
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EOR RENT-UNFURNl
4 1912 Sund'rl'nd. ssa. 8
::s:325 L 1t NV. Tor.
203l 2 st. ". 49,. .....5
au16-42ts TYLER 4 RU
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The sale Of seats for the Yaefarvard football game
Ct sPrnIEhsd; Nov q. win begin At A @. spsidnE
RocHEsTKR Nov l4-Union College defeated the Uni.
BAL BY score q y TOO fhe game was won by spen.
did team work In guarding and rushing
The nnal game for the cham nshp of the Gaelic
Athletic Association will be played this afternoon nj
The Ridsswood baseball ground. between the Kiekauis
football with the ShortlidTe Academy team 4. Msiia
today The s,sadsmy boys held the heavy Princeton
LAsoAsrrR. Nov. 4.-swarthmoro defeated franklin
SS%: R,syss MS
cancel S.s her championship game with Franklin and
<, :Gss ssn
Of S.s az AND e
freshmen, o.
Tho West Side shamrocks Of New York will meet
alton Tooth Monitor Park wseha vixen this al or.
noon The shamrocks will endeavor TO wipe out their
the Should sIs i L.
well worth witnessing.
GS15ysHuas Nov 18th. slsysns q Western Mary
College played game here to-day was sedinyy
interesting despite the large score. The Nsryisnders
talked right through their opponents 10 rst half
ssss %.s n IS
touch downs yielding three goals ''''A1 max 'n'f''sn
MIDpLrrows. Nov. 1.-THE wesleysn football team
:soa os ssn As .sn
only forty minutes g the Tech team had 10 leave on
III h ss'i ss sSn Sssn iss
81 st
play an Important game In is present condition.
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EMPEROR WILLIAMS LAND.
HIS WIN tho Highest Law-An American
Sailors Wife In the Mobility.


Sailors wife In the Mobility.
BERLIN. Nov. 14.-Despite the excited arti-
cles which have recently appeared In the news
papers proclaiming financial crisis here. no
| crisis exists. and notwithstanding the failures
| OF the private bankers Hirschfeld d Wolh
Friedlander d Sommerfeld. and the house OF
which Herr Mas was the head and the trouble
threatening other houses. the position OF the
larger financial firms romans solid and public
confidence is mistaken.
Herr Mas. the self-confessed embezzler.
lived with the extravaganza displayed by Herr
Woln He had two houses one at Charlotten-
hucg and a splendid residence at Swinemunde:
| wine parties and banquets were the subject Of
IsSnsss Council q Munich ,, have cues e.
ss sspe to Munich hs
In the visitors book Of the city. adding the
Ley r. y tbs
The Bavarien press protests againat the as
conceded to q ,Bsvarian sovereign. and the
organs q the InIependep,t, party profess t to
despotic ideas Of the. Emperor.
The Reichstas Tili resume its sttine;p on
taken tue IN Berlin
Tor the session Of the Bsichstag Is untrue. It
Is not not yet known when the Prince vii! appear
a. AAouCSs o.
campaign only when assured 81 his ability to
&c s!S 81 Mrs Katherine Robinson and
s Ida whG have been suing for the
been decaea IN svor Of the
fs The a Son safed
Years ago Baron &jell Won Barpskow. IN on
ton fed to America. and. after varied career.
Fr G.s in w SRn
GaiiiKan, The coupled lived together. though
he t to ee Sf %
t ths lays e California, making lis aaaGhtsr
ssoa and as
lily title, and estates. without obtaining a
he masd aSan In 1857 the
vas dead Mrs. Green Obtained divorce and
sister Of the Baron. Countess von M"itke.
wife Of Major of the army, a near relative Of
seareh Which, the ndne
Of the former wife and child OF the Baron. and |
to ss Ct alEe tScasS S he s%s % the
The War Department has concluded, its ex-
cided to recommend the use by the army OF |
bread made 81 equal proportions Of corn and |
rye. II Is believed that the Department Of the |
Interior will follow this example.
Prince Bismarck passed through Berlin to-
night En- hs way from varSp t9 LFdch
and his daughter Many OF the Prince'e adj |
mirers, were at the station. and when the train
the ex-Chancellor hearty greeting
Prince Bismarck saluted the crowd and shook
hands with those near enough tD reach his
hand. As the train pulled out OF the station
the crowd sang" Deutschland Ueber Allies"
and shouted: Como back to Berlin. Come to
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THE RUNNERS At NAsHT1LLE
Ethel Gray Beaten By Van Buren, In tn
Mile HandIcap.

Ethel Gray Beaten By Van Barren IN the
Mile Handicap.
NASHVILLE. Nov 14-Threo favorites were beaten at
West Side Park to-day in series Of good run on
fairly fast track.
Tho hrst race selling purse at seven furlongs. had
eght starters Fred Taral 2 TO / ON choice but
he was in It, the being battle
the to chance Portuguese. tho IL to shot Rosa and
the Bush horse Pat S,ng tho trio finishing as named
with seven starters Nero was the favorite At 10
and he cleverly by half u length from the i to
change, ). r. who beat Lady Blackburn out by four
lengths. Time. :3SH
The mile h.ndicap had nve starters. Ethel Gray
closed favorite at 10 but weight and distance
day suited Van Buren,. and. with 3 to against his
chance be wop beating the favorte out length ina
The mile -twenty-yard dash had six starters with
here under & pull by length from the to chance
Tho Ave and .ahalffurlonx scramble with two
year-old starters. ended the days racing. The to
chance Gold stone under n hard drive by . head
from the welplayed Hispania. who beat Lord Willow.
brook two lengths for second place. The fayor Julius
Sax. ran fourth. Time. 1:0y1S
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-15
''''''''''' THO HrrL,nox. Maeaser Yacht vamoose.
Harvard, 81, Boston A, A., II.

CAnaRDoE. Nov. A.-The last game of the on
Jarvis Field was played between Harvard and the Bos-
ton Athletic Association this afternoon. 1t was the
best that Harvard has played this year. and tho
improve msnt since last Saturday particularly In the
Lake, or Trsnord. or Corbett started on long run
around the ends the blocking on by the Harvard
week ago. and that TOO with of The heaviest
nav.a stronn =" hntt.r nn ~ enc
Tackle and was especially quick IN getting through and
ortwice he got thoroughly confused IN bis signal
cn,hstt ~ SsiS Sscp ,nT aWnrs ~ ,n Ro 81
men At tive different times during the second half
and down the field In fact Corbett's the I'm,
est ever seen on Jarvis Field The hna score 81