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Telegram-herald., 1891-11-24
He wa. . Ussi.ss Luxury.

Mrs. Hattie Messecar WAS granted =
decree OF divorce in the superior court
yesterday. Her husband A fred j. was
n useless luxury by reason OF hls deser-
ton and non-support OF the complain
ant.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-24
Dancing Glass Tsnight

The married peoples dancing class
will meet At Hlbernian hall tonignt
for their second lesson In the new
dances. Misc Travis desires all who
who have received invitations and
those who desire to join, to be present.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-24

Buggies, Robes. Blankets and Harness
NJ manufacturers prices for this week ,
at No. 9 Pearl street.
q. Il. STORAGE AND TRANSFER Co., LIN
TIED.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-24

Mrs. NJ. Schaenberger, Beaver Dam.
wn., writes: I've have used DIR.
Thomas Electric Oh IN our family for
Coughs. c. d.. Group and Rheums liam.
IL cures every time.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-24

The Western Beef and Provision Co..
of No. IL Canal street. have only the
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-24

Full dress shirts, new stylcs, en-
broidcred bosoms. Holland, the hat.
ter, No. South Division street.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-24

Detectives sAssta sna psrs testified
ysss.fxsy n tas kessastss -aAsss lsf.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-24

The Case OF Mrs. rempkias Against the
City Falls Flat.
The superior court jury after re-
naming out nearly five ursreturned
. verdict OF no Cause of action in the
case of Martha NJ. Tompkns against
the CITY. Tho complainant claimed
damages to the I'm ,unt of $4,000 for
the closing of Wonderland thester.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-24
Law AND LA AWYERS,

Circuit Court-Part I.
JUDGE GROVE.
Leon NJ. Peek, ct al vs.. Clara Cook
ON trial.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-24
The RELIABLE axa PROGRESSIVE Educational
Lxshtaoa Of tie C,ty and ssf Michigan.
WESTERN MICHIGAN COLLEGE,
oCHARTERED AND NCORPORATED0
and Westinghouse GrandRa Mich
We xgH only cal yov attention 10 the Commercial
and Shorthand DEPARTMENTS (0'sss. s.ss .sss:sss:sss'")

u a
Inspection l h gL Ever
college fire
president @
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Transfers of Ecal Estate.

Deeds in fee have been Sled as follows:
T. A. Brown ct al. to II. l.. Mann, rart IL.
50. 554: E. j. c. MatIern 10 Emma ]. Fry.
sub 9. sd. ICc6; $4,000 Mary G Mitchell to
Agnes l. W. Peugh, sub 2, So. 8. 1915; 81 soc;
rub Is. do; $500. ID. {. to Jas. Webb. lots
80. 81, 100 and u, Anacostia; =. Moses
HAdry TO G. l. Terry. part lot So, Metropolis
View; G.. l. VI. Woodward 10 c. G.. Stott. in
ir1st lots. 50. a; sub Isl. So 1885, AMI "A ard rs,
Sc io4l; s. Ella V. Lipscomb TOD. l.. Msnkin.
part ]. sc. Is; g. J. h. FauEee ct a.. to Mary
NJ fsunee. lots 2 and 3. So Alb; s.. W. Ii.
Tucser to III. c. Sanders. sub So. So. 1905; E
q. ". Kern to Catherine Reiuer. pts. and
9. 81 1893; $500 Mary J. Okey ct nj, 20 JulIa
y Bart pts and 9, 50. $50; 1000. Eliza
Bean ct al TO Margaret B. sohr. pt. l. so. ga
g. VI. Lewis to Mary VI Keck. sub
Is. 81. $50; S3.Gn0- J. H. Bruneman TO Jen-
lie ii Calvert, sub b 50. 9i1: s. G..
l. Terry to Charlotte Madry IT
30. Metropolis View. $. t. j. Shadd &c Eliza
beth Howard, 1T ". sec. Barry farra: =
Annie ". Ellis 10 ". 81. JOhnsouu \ % Barry
farm, e2s7.50. DIV. Blilirger 20 +. s. MORGAN.
lot 10. blk ". Brcokiand: 5s25. j. NJ. yarEum
20 J. ii. Hunter, sub- lO1 &c tI2, 50. l52: $
". D'.ekett 20 Amelia J. Thomas. SUB 1856, So
lUO3. -.
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THE MINNIE HAUK GRAND OPERA COMPANY
Great preparations are making at Albaugh's
for the brief season of grand opera by the Min
ME Hauk Grand Opera Company next week.
Every night of the engagement promises to be
a fashionable event The advance sale of seats
and boxes begins tomorrow morning The
company is unusually strong in every respect.
but nowhere is this strength more apparent
than in the list of principal artists Nine.
Basta Tavary. Nine. Tremelr and Signor Mon
tariol, three of the principal artists. among
the most noted singers of the present day in
Europe and are making their first visit to this
country. Mime. Louise Natai the well-known
prima donna. is also with the company. together
with Signor Del Puente. Signor Galassi, Helen
Dudley Campbell. Mons. Henri Bovet, Mr.. Leo
Stormont, Signor Riccardo licci and many
other artists of note. Great pains have been
taken to so organize the company that perform
ances of even merit may be given. A feature
of the week will be the presentation of Mas
cagni's new opera. ''Cavalleria Rusticana," con-
corning which SO much has been written.
FABIo ROMANL-Next weeks attraction at
Harris Bijou Theater will be Alden Eenedicts
successful melodrama, Pablo Romani" 1t is
a dramatization OF Marie Correllis exciting
novel, 1.-The Vendetta. The play is said to
abound in thrilling situations and appeals
strongly to popular favor. and it has met with
splendid success everywhere presented. The
production was seer in this city last season
aud gave the best of satisfaction. and it is safe
III pfcnlctlilS Itrgt aUuleNcts during lts stay Ill
this city. The handsome scenery which WIS
great a feature of Its former presentation
here has been entirely renewed for this season.
Seats are now on sale.
GRIMES CELIA: DooR.-James B. Mackie.
the young comedian who scored q success az
''Grimesey Me Boy in "A Bunch of KEYS"
viii appear at Herman Lyceum Theater next
week as Billy Grimes. in Thos. Addison's sue
cesstul musical buriesque. Grimes Cellar
Door. supported by an excellent company, in
Guiding the pretty soubrette. Louise Sanford
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Four Slight Fires.

Yesterday afternoon fire took place at
Joyce's carriage factory, 14th and streets, and
a silent alarm brought the chemical engine
from 1872 street and Ohio avenue, by which
the flames were speedily extinguished with lit
tie loss.
The servant at the residence of Mrs. Kelly,
1923 l street northwest, yesterday afternoon
threw some ashes on a pile of paper in the
woodshed. causing a slight fire.
Last evening fire took place at the residence
of Chas. johnson (owned by ]. p. Hess, No.
3l5 I'd street northeast, caused by defective
tiue. and damage to the extent of go resulted.
At $3.50 o'clock last night fire WAS discovered
in a small frame in the rear of J. VIM. Lees
undertaking establishment. No. 1872 Pennsylva-
MIA avenue northwest, and Officer Denny
turned in alarm. The building was that in
which holdings were prepared and soon it was
in light blaze and at one time it looked as If
the whole establishment would succumb, but
the fire department kept the flames from
spreading and extinguished them. The loss is a
few hundred dollars and it is fully insured.
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Maggie Smiths Tramp.

Maggie Smith was the name given by a
woman who called or Sanitary Officer Frank
Yesterday afternoon and asked for transporta-
ton to New York. The woman, according to
her own statement. was a genuine tramp and
Mr.. Frank said that in all his police experience
she was the first female tramp he had seen.
She WIS about thirty five years old and her
ragged and dirty clothes were sufficient COR
roDoration of her story about her having been
on the road more than month. Her story
was that she had been an inmate of st. Ber-
nard's Home in New York city and from there
she went to Gainesville. Ga. where she lived in
family as domestic. When she was discharged
her employers, she said, refused to pay her
and she started TO walk to New York. not in
tending to ask assistance. When she LETT
Cartersville she had two changes of clothing.
which she left on the road, she made the
changes. and after tramping little more than
four weeks she reached here.
Il would not have asked for assistance here"
she said, but my feet are so sore that can
stand the journey no longer"
The woman was put on train and started
on her wav to New York. where, she says, she
will return tc st. Demands Home.
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Four Out of Five Races Yesterday Captured
by Them-TOday's Program,

Four Out of Five Races Yesterday Captured
by Them-Today's Program.
The second days races Of the fall meeting
at Benning closed yesterday, with results agree
able to the talent and discomiorting to the
bookmakers Four of the five races We're cap
tured BY the favorites and tho bookmakers
were hi. hard in all but the fourth race, when
Cerebus ran away from field of good ones.
including the fayoritc. Matagorda flly. The
STARS report yesterday closed with the third
race. As stated above. Cerebus, five-to-one
shot, captured the fourth event with Matagorda
tily second and Lynn third. 1ime, 1858.
Mutuals paid 1885.
Il he last race of the day was captured by
Ballyhoo: ST. John second and Hoodlum third.
Time, Las. Mutuals paid s4.25I
The following are the entries for today:
First racial ages. six furlongs. Busted,
l07; Bellevue. 102: Ella, SO: King Thomas, 81,
and Billy NJ, 102.
Second race-S Selling: FIVE and one-balf fur
longs Miss Williams. 80; Queenston, lO4: Do
Do, s2: Village Maid. 81, and Mollie n. 100.
Third race--One mile: selling. Lynn, 102:
Margherita l0i; George W., l0l; Senator, 100,
and Jim Kinney, los.
Fourth race-Selling: one and one-sixteenth
miles. Ocypete. 80; Hoodlum, 1902; Abb, 80.
Celia. 30 and Tattler. 1902.
Fifth race-Handicap hurdle; ore and one
half miles. Hercules, l65; Futurity, l59; Ecarte,
lab; Repartee, 1877; Boutwell, 1875; Grey Gown.
1876; st. Luke. 1872 Benefit. 1913; Wheatley, 125,
and Cerberus. l20.
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Tho peun.ylvania Senatorial, Inquiry.

The Investigation into the conduct Of Boyer
and McCamant in the Pennsylvania senate at
Harrisburg yesterday degenerated into innum-
erable political discussions, and nothing of .
practical nature Was done. The republicans
charged the democrats and the attorney gen.
eral with purpose to make political capital
out of the inquiry. The attorney general
asked that he be permitted to re-examine
Treasurer Bower. Counsel for the accused OBJ
Jected because the case was closed. The attor-
ney general made offer to examine the
state treasurer on matters occurring between
his election and the assumption Of the duties
OF his Office, but the chair decided that prop
osltion to be inadmissble under the resou-
ton adopted. The attorney general declined
to put the question and declared that he could
be Of no further use to the senate in this branch
OF the investigation. The question was then
propounded by Senator Robbins and the state
treasurer answered that he knew nothing of the
business of the banks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-28

The master printers in Germany arc en-
deavoring to effect compromise with the
conpositors, who demand that days work be
limited &c nine hours.
President Ezata of Salvador declares that he
does not aim 20 effect union of the Central
American republics, rs has been reported.
Emperor William has notified the German
minister of jnstice to EGopt measures to sup.
press the growth of public debauchery in
Berlin.
Jack the Ripper has turned UP in Berlin, the
body Of al abandoned woman being found in
her lodgings horribly INITIATED
Brazil II is said. will appropriate $3.50, 600 for
an exhibit al the worl,i' lair
Prlnce Bismark will again make his appear
ance in the German parliament and lesd the
opposition to the governments policy
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VIaoa AND V1rAL,rr

Are quickly given to every part Of the body by Hoods
sarssparis. That tired feeling entirely overcome
The blood 10 purified. enriched and v;tazed and car
des health instead OF disease to every organ The
stomach IS toned and s:.cngthened the appetite re-
stored The kidneys and liver reused and inyig-
GRATED. The brain 10 refreshed the nerves strength
ensd. The whole system Is built up BY Hoods Sarsa-
parilla.
II was all run down and unht for business. was
induced to take bottle Of Hoods sarsapariiis and IL
built me right up that was soon able to resume
work. Irecommendtt TO ALL" d. W. BRATE, Mar
tin st.. Albany. NY.
HOODS sARsAPARILLA
Sold by all drusEsts. Ell six for o. Prepared only
by G. ]. HOOD L CO.. Lowell. Mass
400 DOSES ONE DOLLAR. a
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Tho French government will appoint NJ. Eu-
gene Spulier. ex minister Of foreign affairs. to
the position OF chief commissioner for France
to tine world s fair at Chicago. Ti
The wife of August Nau. a wealthy retired
furniture dealer OF Brooklyn, N. u. has been
released from an insane asylum, where she had
been confined for four years.
The Russian police have given notice to
bankers that no dealing with or through tho
house Of Rothschild will be permitted in
Russia.
Ellsworth Luse has been jailed at Greensburg,
Pa, charged with attempting to wreck trains
on the McKeesport and Belle Vernon pa }
road.
Miss May White. young woman Of Lansing,
Mich. has been asleep for 1877 days.
At New Orleans Alfred Lugenbuhl, clerk has
been jailed on a charge Of robbing his en-
ployer of 5000.
The Albatross has finished taking souniings
for the new cable between the United States
and Hawaii and returned to San Francisco.
The United States court at Pittsburg has ap-
pointed James Hemphili and Fl. c. Fownes re-
cciyers of the Hainesworth Steel Company.
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Damage Caused by a Boiler Explosion,


BY boiler explosion in Louisville on Monday
afternoon one man was killed, several persons
injured and nearly $500. 0G0 worth Of property
destroyed. At o'clock VIM. Il. Adams. fire.
man at the electric light plant of tine Louis
vile Gas Company. was throwing coal in the
furnace when one of the nest of seven boilers
let 20. The shock in the vicinity was like an
earthquake. Adams was thrown to the ground
with terrific force and received mortal inju-
ries. In moment apparently, the whole
building was in flames. Attention was turned
10 saving the Comier-JOmndl building, two
doors north, and the Polytechnic Library build
ing, two numbers south. The water tower was
manned and the hose in the Com'ier-.Journal
building was attached and turned through tho
side and rear of the building and fourteen fire
engines put il position and set to playing upon
the flames. With all this force it was half an
hour before the flames gave way. All hour be-
fore they wore under control. At one time it
seemed the C0rie,'-JOu,7aal would certainly be
burned.
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National Guard Encampment In Chicap

At meeting of national guardsmen from all
parts of the country held in Chicago ycster-
day and presided over by Judge Adams of
Arkansas, member Of the national commits
sions committee on ceremonies, Gen. Miles,
who has been detailed by the Secretary Of War
to take charge of the military features OF the
worlds fair. suggested that during the EXPOSE
ton two big cncampmonts should be held in
Chicago. For the iedicatory ceremonies III
1892 he proposed an encampment of 10000 or
$4,000 men. But in 1898, Gen. Miles added,
when the great exposition il in full blast,
there should be encamped III Chicago at least
100, 900 men," This sentiment was vigorously
applauded.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-28
The Big North River Bridge.

The North River Bridge Company Of New
York has filed with the interstate commerce
commission a copy of the annual report of the
board Of directors to the stockholders of the
company for the year ending September
IL. 1891.
From this report it appears that the company
has about completed the preliminary work and
formalities prerequisite to actual construction.
The company has recently finally accepted the
recommendations Of the board of army engi-
neers in New York rs Endorsed by the Secre-
tary OF War.
The proposed structure IL double decked and
is designed TO accommodate fourteen ordinary
gauge railroad tracks 1t will have in addition
a foot promenade from anchorage to anchorage.
Very full estimates are submitted as to prob
able traffic and receipts, and us to the compare
tive economy Of this bridge per lineal foot of
track and capacity, Notwithstanding its enor-
nous aggregate cost. estimated to be SO, Co.,
600. including approaches, right Of way and
terminals.
Starting from point at the intersection Of
Bloomfield and 18th streets in Hoboken, where
the New Jersey anchorage is to be located. it is
proposed to run the bridge line in direct
course 10 the New York anchorage at 23d street
and 10Th avenue. From this point steel via
duct will carry the fourteen tracks to high
level station on 9Th avenue, extending from
25th to 28th streets, from whence connec-
ton can be made with the yards OF the New
York Central railroad. on seth street. The
main floor Of this station 10 10 be on q level
with the tracks Of the elevated railroads.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-28

C. c. Willard has purchased of Ada B. Calvin
ct al. for ss5,Qco part 81, square 254, 25 feet
l1a inches front on F between 18th and l4th
streets northwest
y p. Simpson has bought for Is. 900 OF H. NJ.
Schneider parts 40 and Al, square s7s, 46 feet
inches by 1872 feet AZ inches on 3O-foot alley
between 9Th and It'll, q and streets southeast
Sarah V: A. Clarke has purchased for $1,000
OF j. '. A. Shields sub 2l.square 363 20 by IS feet
on between 9Th and 10th streets northwest
L. p Bunyea has bought for Sc 900 of H.
TAYLOR lot o and part ., block "a, Columbia
Heights.
Annie c. Clarkson has bought for IS. 500 of
Mary 4. Lloyd sub 81, square $40, u ieet AZ
streets northwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-28
GEORGETOWN COLLEGE MEN WIN
In . Good Game of Foot Ball With the
Kendall Green Team.

The heudall Green Foot Ball Team sustained
defeat yesterday afternoon at Capitol Park by
the eleven from Georgetown University, "a to
o. The game was well attended, and there was
considerable clever playing that elected ap-
plause. The main feature OF the contest was
the work OF Dswd. the ball player, who is TAX
ing course in law at the University. He
made some magnificent runs and secured three
touch downs. He led the field in his tackling
and rushing. The mutes we're overpowered
rom the start and could not make point.
The first half gave Georgetown 16 points-two
t"uch downs and goal and touch down with
out a goal. The eight points In the second
half came from two touch downs In the first
half Mccoy dislocated an ankle and was sue
cee'led by Gaitey.
The game was umpired by baltimore and
Sam King acted as referee. The teams played
follows:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-28

committee made up from the Cornell Uni
versity. Pennsylvania University, Columbia
College and perhaps Bowdoin will visit New
burgh, NY, this week to examine the several
courses than can be laid out for their annual
rowing races. 1t is conceded that the tides
and other conditions OF the water there are
favorable and it is expected that good
showing will be made. meeting was re-
Gently held by some of the active citizens of
Newburgh and enough money was subscribed
to build boat houses and make other prepara-
tons for the accommodation Of the college
crews
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-28

Mr.. J. L. MeQuaide. living at No. 46 II street
northwest. was seriously injured abouts o'clock
last night by a cab running over him on North
Capitol street between ii and / streets. The
cabman drove right on. and although several
parties called him TO halt he escaped. Mr..
McQuhide was taken in the sixth precinct pa
troll to the Emergency Hospital. where DIR. At
hnson dressed his wounds. and it was over an
hour before consciousness was restored. At
midnight he was sent to Providence Hospital.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-28
Druggists to the Poor.

Health Officer Hammett is considering the
matter of the several druggists to tbs poor
with view of locating them in as convenient
places as possible, SO that the poor people who
have to so oct for drugs all hours OF night will
not have to walk a mile or more to get a pre-
scription filed. The doctors idea is to have
the drug stores i'll localities where the poor
reside and ii necessary the number Of drug
gists will be increased.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-28

Yesterday afternoon Emma Y. wilkerson.
a school girl of thirteen years. was returning
To her home. SIS 9Th street southwest, she Was
Knocked down and run over by one of the In
dependent Ice Company's wagons. driven by a
n.an named Ferris on 9th street. She was
taken 20 her home and attended by Drs. Holden
and Price, who found that she was badly hurt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-28

At Leeds on Thursday next will be thrown
open to the public the first electric tram
way to be operated in England by the
overhead wires system. trial of the new
tramway was had yesterday. which proved
success. A car, containing twenty passengers.
was taken over the line. after which an expert
ment with several cars coupled together was
made. The power is carried from central sta
ton over wires strung on tall posts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-28

There was quite large attendance of promi-
men; and energetic ladies at meeting held last
night in the parlors of the National Hotel for
the purpose of raising funds TO aid needy and
disabled ex-confederate soldiers 1t was de-
cided to give several entertainments this winter
foi tkis. The prospects are good Tor u success
Oh 'nese Gnae c,; ME-. hagh ;. Ihomp-
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Surgical instruments, full line w.lford's. liz

Come Early
And avoid the rush. The greatest Inducements
ever offered to consumers of Pure Tea, Coffee
Baking Powder and Condensed Milk Nothing
Ike them ever known. Don't fail to be on
hand handsomely decorated china bread
and milk set, three pieces, given with q two
pound box o: Bsking Powder. Checks given
with avery % cents worth of lea. Coffee, Bak-
ing Powder or Condensed Milk. Look out for
the Home Guard" during Christmas week.
Don't Miss it. The GREAT ATLANTIC AND Pa
cific TEA COMPANY, FOL and sos 9TH Of. NV.
oc2S& I0-2t
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

AIBAUaH's.-"All the Comforts Of Home
NATIoSAL--Pitou's Stock Company in ''Geof-
FREY Middleton. Gentleman"
ACADEMY OF MUsIC.-Elsie Leslie in prince
and Pauper."
HAMS BIJoU.-J. J. Sullivan in 'The
Blackthorn-"
kEKSANs LYCEUN THEATER.-Dowling and
Hasson IN The Red Spider
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Arrested and sent Back.

Marshall Holt and Joseph Turner. two colored
boys. inmates OF the Maryland Reform
School at Cheltenhau., made their escape on
Saturday night but were arrested by officers of
the third precinct and thew were turned over
70 Gen. Horn, :he superintendent, yesterday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-28
Sent Down on Suspicion.

Frank Ware. followe- of tie races. was ar
rested by detective Mahon at the track yes
teEday on suspicion CT stealing watch. The
watch was rot found or him, but Judge KIM
bail today sent him down as a suspicious char
acter fox aiIetv DAYS
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Sale of the Whitley Shops at Springfield

Sale of the Whitley Shops at Springfield
A dispatch from Springfield, Ohio, says that
the great East street shops. built by VIM. n.
Whitley at a cos. of 81, SOC, 600, and which
caused his failure shortly afterward, were
nally sold Yesterday at public sale, on being
offered for the third time. to Scott Bonham.
wellknown Cincinnati attorney, for 200, COO. Mr..
Bonham is believed to represent a syndicate.
Mr.. Whitley expects to get part of the plant
to renew business.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-28
Political Campaign Notes.

Ex-President Cleveland and Gov. Hill ad-
dressed large meeting of democratic bust
ness men in New Yo:k city last night
J. Sioat Fasset. addressed 5000 people last
night at the Brook Ign Academy.
Maj Mckinley addressed an immense meet
ing yesterday At Toledo. where. it is said. the
republican majority VIII be largely increased.