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Z HEsAPEAkE q OHIO RAILWAY.

SCHEDULE n IA EECr SEPTEMBER -. lsaa.
lrzlas cave daily from Union ,tati,n IA A p ~
and streets. W - - ~n
lLfoush Tie grApaest scenery m America with M.
Laldsotnest aud Voanp ,.te ~oIta H., ssS :
Wet from Washington. 100" N'''>~
2Oy y m On, iEnati Iast lane vita dtnnx e.r
Rom WASHINGTON >oifd . t,uc m
change, army ng AZ Cincinnati 80 tf tyfu.fu.
IN the mon deiot Ind. snatos 1T I.,l,I. a.
n:lOp m. tie famous D. n v. Ne-tilu . \ nI,.I- =
sod Ne~tiouhd TT am with dining enc nna,i
Ohio lexlngt oh and Louisville ny. afrtEln- Al GIN.
Sihnsu &oslS Pm. DexiusfoB :, ~ D. m. lsBu~N IN,
Blu y M connecting niou deIots for A l1,pts
~ y m txpress Tor Gordcnsville tts~Ntl
glnia points ~
~ % an via X. railway and Richmond 90 old
folnt Comfort and Norfolk-ONLA RAIL ITNI
Pullman iocailons and Jackets Uonlpany's oInc~s
5l3 aud ls.l FenI.a ave-
se2 d. w.FULLEk. eenq Passenger As.u,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-12

SEE Our suits to order, SIS.
EIsfAAS Bros. It'll and E.
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Do Nor miss the kerme3 at Masonic Temple
everv night from November TO November "A.
Benefit for the New German Trinity Church,
corner 9th and y streets nor 1wes..
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

LOCAL FORECAST FOR WASHINGTON AND VICINITY
Fair weather and stationary temperature
FORECAST TILL EfGHr A. n. FRIDAY.
For the District of Columbia Maryland and
Virginia. continued cold. northwesterly winds
generally fair weather except light furries oil
snow IN the mountain regions this evening
slightly colder and fair Friday.
CONDITION or TIE WATER
Temperature and condition OF water at I
an: Great Falls. temperature. As: condition.
% Receiving reservoir. temperature, SO. Con-
dition az north connection, Sc; condition at
south connection, IS. distributing reservoir.
temperature. 81; condition at inhuent gate
house, IS; condition at efuen; gate house, s6.
High Water. Low Water.
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kKxxks tonight at Masonic Temple. lovely
Adics TO val: ON yoa-- -iari.
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! wILL1An rRrees ACQUITTED.
The Prosecution Fails to Make Out Cas-
Against Him.

Against Him.
The hearing in the case of William Priggs,
the young man charged with embezzlement Of
funds of his employers. Messrs. Lansburgh q
Bro, was concluded in the Police Court yester-
day afternoon. The prosecution claimed that
the defendant sold coat for "a and failed to
make return therefor. but the cashier said
that on the day alleged the cash showed short
age OF s265. The defendant made statement
in his own behalf denying the charge and e1-
sale. Judge Miller spoke of the testimony that
had been introduced or either side and held
that the proof did not sustain the charge. The
defendant was therefore scquitted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-12

BLACK FABLE FRAN.
cAISE. extra quality. full -
inches, ct 81: regular value
q. %.
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BLACK BROCADE SATIN,
with colored swivel effect. ct
q. . per yard; REGULAR value
q. so.

BLACK sURAH. with col
orsd stripe in i've combine
lions. at 55c. per yard regular
value 81.
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WINTER RESORTS.
LAssBuReH & Bno.
OUR SILK DEPARTMENT

q bro.
OUR SILK DEPARTMENT
IL now trsa fxA Of Just the
goods yor rant, and at prices
that cannot fail to interest
you. We have every plain
fabric and every novelty. in
all the latest shades and
effects. and do not hesitate to
say that We are better prepared
to suit all tastes and all in
cones than any other house
In the city. as our stock is be-
yond doubt the largest and
best selected. We enumerate
afew specials to convince you
that what We claim in regard
to price is true and depend
upon an early call t. convince
You that We have the largest
and most varied assortment
Of Silks ever shown in WASH
ington.
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CARPxrs CLEANED by the Empire Carpet
Works. 631-635 Mass ave. NV. are made moth
proof free of charge. Telephone i25-2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-12

CREAM AND WHITE
JAPANESE SILK. Is inches
Wide, at 75c. per yard. REGULAR
value 81.
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FAiLLE FRANCHISE in
all the new shades at SIC. per
yard; regular value al.l0,
FIGURED INDIA SILK
In evening shades at 81 per
yard; regular value Sl.s5.

BLACK FIGURED SURAH
SILK In six new and stylish
designs 1t 81: regular vaIus
ef.e5.
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We have eight standard varieties Of red din
ner wines. Family supply Is our specially.
To-KALoN WINE Co.. 5l4 llth St
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FIsH AND OYSTERS.
We have six standard white wines which
safely rival the best imported varieties. Try
them 1o-kALoN VINE Co., GA l4th ST.
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Foa childrens suits go to EIsEMAS Baos.,
fth and E
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WORK OF REPAIR AND RECONSTRUCTION FER
FoRNED-SEw AND INPuRrANr SEWERS CON-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF MONEY REQUIRED FOR
NEXT YEAR AND HOW IT WILL BE USED.
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FoK children's overcoats go to EIsEMAS
BBoa, It'll and E.
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FoR WASHINGTON DRESS BEEF
Col JOIN r. KELLY. Center Market, 9TH st wing
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SEE ORR pants 10 order, 60. EIsEnAS Bios
It'll and E
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621 Pennsylvania avenue.

THE GRAND CHRYsASTHEMUM ExHIBIrroN of
the Washington Florist Club in the Washingt ton
Light Infantry Hall, Albaugh's Opera House,
is proving grand success. Thousands have
Witnessed the unsurpassed display during the
past three days The exhibition will continue
open for the remainder Of the week, with the
Marine Band in attendance. Studer's exhibit,
From the Cradle to the Grave" is pronounced
unique. This is the first display Of the city
florists combined and the success which has at
tended their efforts this time will encourage
them to still greater effort next year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-12

HE PRov1DENr HusBAspMAx
CRAFTS HIS ORCHARD THAT HIS OFF
SPRING MAY AT SOME DISTANT DAY B.,
ENJOY THE FRUITS OF HIS LABOR.
THE PRUDENT HoUsEKEEPER, EN-.
CUMBERED WITH DAILY CARES. GRAsPs
THE PRESENT AND SURROUNDS HER
FAMILY WITH COMFORT AND THE
CHEER OF HAPPY HOME,
STANDING HER INSTEAD
OF A wELLFILLED PURSE.
SHE FEELS NO HEsITANCY WHEN SHE
REALIZES THAT OUR TERMS ARE Al
WAYS CONDITIONED By THE AMOUNT
OF HER WEEKLY OR MONTHLY ALLOW
ANCE.
DRAPERIEs,
STOVES.
WORKS OF ART.
.l-sy
49, IVA
HOUSE HERRMANN's .-
CASH AND CREDIT HOSES.
Oh. sl0. sri AND go 7TH ST.
NOT GE AND CSC MASS. AVE NV.
L e.. Yssr B..,s |. H.
use such hour!
nv. w, Isp 6. =.
GET TIE BEST.
THE CONCORD HARNESS. 80
LUTz Bro.
4e7 Psnn- ave.. adjoining Nas.oua, Hotel.
Horse Blankets and Lap Robes at low prices. oce7
II T.wALKER SONS, 2Oa 10TH ST. Ws-CAR
pet Lining. Asbestos Goods Minor Bricf AMI CAV
snd Spiy hooaus. Lime. Csa.snt aud CHAIR oai- :
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W.. NJ. SuusrEn & Sons.

W.. NJ. SuusrER & Soxs.
Bedford Cords. in Blue,
Green. Brown, Gray. Tan,
Wine, Black Another lot
of choice colors just re-
ceived. Also Green. Tan,
Brown. Navy Blue and
Gray in a magnif en-.
quality OF Corduroy jus.
opened. Also Eiderdowa
Cloths. with polka dots. il
great variety.
". II. SINISTER SONS,
One price. 1lY PA. AVE noll
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CREAM AND WHITE
JAPANESE SILK. 25 inches
wide. At 62hc. per yard ; reGu-
lar value SIC.
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No Discomfort in the Crawford shoe.
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1'HE uhEA1
i PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE

L = PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
sSotBLE iE&dk L sfL Isl iS sd tfHS1St
eiEEL hAiiIs. aA@NlIlCtNT EoUIPMENr
rS eassr kE ~ arS iaoM STATION
For tl,ssburs ana the Nest. chicago LIMITED sSprc-,
Of lalimAn Nesi.bule Cars at 10 So a m asi;y
81 fc1s sa aor 40 SassS eO y ,;
bur ana ssee,ans S@rs IRON ft,sOup< Indian
e LOUIS aud C.ne,uaatl E,SFss.s 81 y M aa1ly
Can bs:.ar % " Loe. cs,sa. S aS s,Rs
na,l. ana Dina Car harrsi,ur 70 s.. Ioai.. Chi
daily W.T.. see7nr Cars v ashIn-ion 20 rhis.so
hn ~, kSs.s Seans{ al =, Harrisburg VITA
Kan DINING Gag fIttsDurs 20 kachlnoni and CLi-
bnrg and he Mesi. slth through Sleeper 10 Pits
BALTIMoaE HSp b R SiisSsNI R.uro.n
For hane Cananasisus. Rochester and Niasars Pals
For kre canandS,,ua and Rochester daily: for BUT.
la 'and AiaSara daily. except saturday, iOs0o
For M,saspOrt. isoclestee and Niagara Rails %
Es Nm day. sfoeP, sa,urdAJ. VITA slssIaas o.s
For Miilai9slort. LenovO and ElnirA. At Io..S an
FOB Sd Rii5lt aifs Nm Folk AND rHrr,s,
.Go az" 1s.t L ' e :, ar 2n Sunday Co.
With DninE Car. to New iork. $40 al daily
For New lofS Only. Limited Express witn D.AaAs
f 'r'i fo ea' Pafrabs Fila IL a Only
Aocouln'ouAAlon. O;tO a M daily
Express . 40 4. m. daily.
foI boston: x.t6OuI cnan-s, 3:Isp pm every day.
ssy City with Goafs Of BTosEyn Ai Amen lord
~ alreOt transfer 70 FULTON st.. avoiding dOuuss
ferrlaee scro-s New D ORR city.
fof Atlantic City. /. ID week days. n d D. -
For baltimore. 500. 6 3D. 40 $40. 300 $40
1000. lo5Q IL 90 aud IL 80 a "a, 1. n, . l0
3.io. a. 10 ~, 80. 81. 40 O:l4. Z 90
loOo. II Ii aud A. 30 I.ln On SUNDAY. Ou
SOu. 800. 1910. IL ~ q m, l2.la 10 2 10
10. $40. 400. ~. 4 ~ 5i0. q IA. "a
tO:OO anu ii - y.
For Iope's oresk Line. 20 an and 30 p Ia dsl,.
For Annapolis. s.:ao and 300 an. II 20 and 4ap
pa, DAILY, EXCEPT sunday. Sundays, $50 a.
| WASHINGTON SOUTHERN RAILWAY
IN AFFECT si-fl EMBkR a. lesl-
| fa Alexandra, so o.S5. -. 40. y 45. io:4o
1m-. lIOl noon. %. goa 3:-s. b 5so7
esy al a 30. "a. D.45. lU:4 a. ~. o. a
Oh. So and lo:uO y. IA.
AceomIloGatIvn loT 4uartieo. & A. a. m. daily.
For hic blnond and the South 4 30 aud ~ % -n
. daily 5Oa o. week days
Trans leave Alexandra Tor Washington. 6ll o.
saU. $40. lOl5. IL Il. IL ~ a. N. 10 2sOo,
300. 80. %. . 49, GLIB. 10, q. "a. aid
~ ae y. m on Sunday at 40. 10. 40. II az aud
IL a. a. H. .2svu, ~ 40. AZ. y ~ and 400
D..
Tickeis and information At the once northeast cor
per OF 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue and NJ
station. where orders be eit ior the cls-rkng ~
CaAs J.. pUOE. y. a. MOOD,
t..uernl MANAGE rsa7l General P.ss.n.er AGENT
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FoR artistic colo-Inys anu effects in wall pape
so TO X. w. HENDERsOx's Ill3 r St NV
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Surgical Instruments. WAIFoRD's, All Pa av =
Our 81 Mcdicatcd
Scarlet Shirts aud Drawers are the talk of the
town. FRANC & SoS, One Price.
Cor. 7th and D.
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STAGE EXCURSIONS.
ALLY Dewitt Coach Line. Round Trips -HO.
Arlington. Soldier Hople Chain and & abin John
BRIDGES. 10 m. L m. 90. TO Zoo PARK an
and Departments. with guide. l0c.
No visit complete without ride on our great sx in
hand Tally He, Leaves sl3 18th II. NV sel-tr
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CLEvELAND's BAKING POWDER

CLEvELAND's BAKING POWDER "
WHOLESOME 80 E..
LEAvENS MOST.
LEAvENS BEST. -. -
Send stamp for cook book
Cleveland Baking Powder Co., New Yor>.
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TAKE OUR ADVICE and il will result TO your
beueht-save you dollars. For seventeen years
We have been established here in the retail
clothing business and have always enjoyed the
confidence OF the public. because Of our upright
and honest business methods, We are now
going out of the retail business Consequently.
We will sell our entire stock. and in order to do
this and do it qaickIy will sell every garme Mt
IN our stores comprising the best made men 9,
youths, boys and children's clothing, at one
third of marked prices. Remember. these
goods are no. bought to make hurrah sale
with, but orr own reliable make, made by
and sold only by u.s. Understand our position
correctly We are not pleading. coaxins OF
begging YOU TO buy clothing furnishings. &c.
.: 62I Pennsylvania avenue. Tho character,
reputation and dignity of |. Hamburger Sons
gill forever forbid any such unbusness- like
methods We merely state the circumstances
that have led to THU sale, which will last till
every vestige of our stock is turned into cash.
A timely hint 90 mothers-We expect n tire
msndous rush on Saturday. II il be possible
We would advise you TO bring ypur little fellows
in Friday and buy them a suit orovercoa. at just
oue-tLird of
marked prices.
HAMBuRGERs'.
Strictly One Price.
We will ehserfully refund money to any dis
satisfied purchasher-
621 Pennsylvania avenue
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And % through the depart
ment. Value after va.us A.
serts itsslf. One crowds the
other for recognition- II
depends npon your Judgment
to pick silks for the multftuda.
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No TAcKs in the Crawford shoe.

VIsIr our boys and child-en's clothing de-
p3rtmeEt this week. We We the largest assort-
ment, highest qualities, iowest prices.
EIsEAAN Bios. 9TH and z
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LECTURES.

CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY LECTURES.
the lecture hall of the Catholic University
Of America,
CHARLES J. BoNAPARTE, ESQ.
On The ETHICS OF SPECULATIVE COMMERCE.
II 40 pm. Admission free.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-12

SEE OUE stock of mems overcoats Price
from sl0 up. EIsENAS Bros, Tth and T.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-12

PAscs for rent At woKcH's. e25 It'll st. n W.
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Table Buttcr.-Fresh Pa. Nd. and Va. Roll
Butter and packed in tubs.
IT. = 500 LA. AVE. AND 912 ST.
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poPULAa music ONLY s AND 10 Cent?; CAT.
Z slo..s frss; s.se h,Eh,pE,cea muae. 90 70 n
ilsh e. Afsss Dscsnbsr 70 nsv ssoss few door
eoove~ sol6-2m
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
FOoT BALI
COLUMBIA ATHLETIC CLUB
ATHLETIC CLUB soHuYLKIL NAVY
OF Philadslphis, Pa.
SATURDAY NOVEMBER IL
CAPITOL PARK.
North capiso, and 90
Game called at s:aopm.
ADMISSION. &c. se,s.s
GRAND OYSTER ROAST.
GRANDLY ROASTED OYSTERS.
On SUNDAY. NOVEMBER Ia.
THE AAcAIESrER
tQueen OF the waves).
Will make Fast flying Trip to
CLIFTON AND COLONIAL BEACH.
Leaving her wharf 4 ss 10 An. rs'cLins homo BY
TICKETS AT THE WHARF. 50 CENTS
AT COLONIAL BEACH
Mr.. Walcott, tins hotel proprietor, tromisssa
GRAND OYSTER ROAST,
Hot roasted ON the beach.
Xicomico and Cone River SAT- OysserA
FOR &c. As MANY As YOU CAN EAT.
AT CLIFTON DEAcH
Mr. Rennieer promises Good Fishing. Good Hunting.
I,ood Cheer
Eat fs5hsisS m .'is,nsj
noI2-3t L. L. BLAkE. Capt.
EVENINGS IN THE EAST
II THE MINISTEEINa LEAGUE
Ut the
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
Anno"nce tire. lectures Fxlestine IN teir church
by Plot. j. L. ENELI. # Howard University. Tnese
views.
friday. Nov l3-JerusaIeu
We'd. Nov. IS-Jerusslein and It's Neiehborhood
Friday. Nov. 27-Excurslons IN yudea
Adult course ticket, JOc. Children under tweiye
course ticket, sc. single admission. ADULT .s5c
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Qua SrocK Of mems suits is the largest in
the city. Prices range from 80 up.
EIsKaAs Bros, It'll and E.
'FLo,rpA cousa DRoPsr' Sc Druggisss
HAVE Youa RxraIas made promptly and at
reasonable prices by c. ID. COLLINS. builder and
carpenter. III and 7ls 18th ST. NV.
''MASrrou."
The leading mineral water and ginger cham
payne in the world CHARLES kEArMER,
Telephone sos. 7S7 7th St D. v.
SEE Our suits to order, SIS.
EIsfAAS Bros. It'll and E.
CARPETS CLEANED by the Empire Carpet
Works, 63l-635 Mass ave NV. are made moth
proof free OF charge. Telephone i-5-2
No Discomfort in the Crawford shoe.
FIsu AND OYSTERS.
We have six standard white wines which
safely rival the best imported varieties. Try
them Io-kALoS WE'VE Co., GA l4th st.
FoR children's overcoats go to EIsEMAN
Bios, 7th and E.
FoR WASHINGTON DRESS BEEF
GotoJoHS r. KELLY. Center Market, 9TH st. wing
Do Nor miss the Kermes at Masonic Temple,
every night from November 2 TO November "A.
Benefit for the New German Trinity Church,
eorEer 9th and y streets nor 1wes..
SEE Ora pants 70 order, 50 EIsEMAN BRos-.
18th and E
PIAscs for rent. At woRcH's. e25 It'll ST. n W.
FoR artistic colo-Inys and effects in wall paper
SO 10 H. ". HESDEBsoS's. 1lI3 st. NV
SIZE OUE stock of mems overeoats. Prices
from sl0 up. EIsENAS Bros, It'll and T.
CLaEErs.
We have eight standard varieties Of red din
ner wines Family supply Is our specially.
1O-kALON WINE Co.. ola llth St
No TAcKs In the Crawford shoe.
VIsIr our boys and child-en's clothing de-
pSrtmeEt this week. We We the largest assor.-
uent, highest qualities, iowest prices.
EIsEAAS Bios. 9TH and E
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-11
e LILLIAN NAlE1

IL IL an expensive bluff No are max
INK a. Chill. The dispatches inform us
that our navy yards are working days.
nights and Sundays, = thing thai
hasn't occurred before since the re-
bellion, 10 GET the United states war
shi3s into sea-xolng trim. - Detroit
News.
There was not such Q Chill air in the
world OF news this morning as We have
been accustomed TO during the las. zen
or twelve dsys.-Butfsio Times.
Ii 10 noteworthy that, sine election
day, there have been no further war
ike reports from Washington. -Grxnd
Rapids Democrat.
While the Cailisn ntnation is not
likely 10 result IN anything that Will
test the theories o. the ralnmakers, il
emphasizes the fact that. despite the
prayers and pretty sentiments Of many
peace congresses. International peace u
sill sargsiy matte of national force.
New YORK Mail aud Express.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-11

no money TO pay premiums. and - 70
hlling mp ''proposal" with It's custom
airy schedule he hsd not FliIamering
Of an idea Of how to do IL But all this
was of no consequences IN the eyes Of
his friends and seauaintaneeS They
we're won't apparently % soooss him In
some such way Is this: Good morning.
Jenny. Asy objection - nay iHsuring
your lifeY" Jenny, who probably ssw
In the suggestion pleasing visions Of re-
freshnents ~ the bar. doubtless AZ
swered. like Mr.. Barlsis. that lie WAS
willing" and forthwith the friend pro-
ceedsd 10 I'll up the form
So the thing weat on till no fewer
than twenty distinct policies. represent
ing total of seventeen hundred pounda.
had been effected on the life Of this
little old ostler who knocked about In
the yard Of this pablic house" Did
James Singleton sleep at ease with
these twenty persons ell around HIM
listening To his coughs and watching
day by day TO see II his gait grew
fee bier and his hands more tremalous
than they were? Apparently he con-
cerned himself little about such mat
terA But now he Is dead and buried
and one of the policy holders has been
prosecuting his claim at the Manchester
assizes- Need we say that Mr.. Justice
Smith has read him lesson on gara-
bling in policies and that the jury have
not looked with . too kindly eve on the
too favorable description of MIR. Single
ton in the viearioaAly filed-up propo-
sal? Counsel. in brief. threw up the
ease at point and the jury at once re-
turned verdict by the consent OF the
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-11
Aul ST ON hYPNoTISM.

A. the Unity Cub last evening the
committee on business reported IN IA
voe @. charging an admission fee OF 10
eeE.s TO ali exempt memoers VINO at
tend tae meetings
ps. Joseph Parker said he would
Ike 20 see tae club CONSIST OF presi-
don't and secretary, and charge ~
eeats as.m.ss.on to every one VINO
came lIso the meetings, and then let
All suea consider themselves members
OK tie cub, and have the privilege OF
voting upon all questions and enjoy
the freedom OF the Platform to ar
any hobbies" they might have
Miss Upper obsecsed 10 Dr.. Parker's
suggestion on the ground that the
cub was already organized under a
consultation. She liked the spirit OF
The doctors sggg stlon and thought
II couid b. carried out another year,
bat not under the present existing
circumstances. The report Of the coa-
mittee was then adopted.
T. ras moved and carried that z. q.
y. Ho.deE Be the vice-presIdenf, James
n. susta be the treasurer and Mss
Cfel the SECRETARY o. the club Miss
Mia r. Tnrper il pre~idest4
The principal speakers o. the even
tag we're pr. HAST. who read paper
ca "Hvpuotism.' The doctor ssEd
that hvprotisnl r. older than history
seThs different rhencnens ~ il are
esretfaiIv zosle<d IN the East among
the Gseeks and Hlndoos- Fairy az
rorrss O. tts marve-oas features are
undoubtedly hut iissie 2, hs believed.
hst a. last we ssera 20 b On ere way
70 IesrR som~tHsr1 - ~ latsusASr
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Telegram-herald., 1891-11-11

The suicide OF the two Berlin bank
ers opens afreeh to the public mind the
morality and imRaraliiy of suicides.
These two men by the betrayal of pub
lie confidence and the fragrant dis
regard OF honesty, were at the end OF
their rsscaIity and in misery. They
mad been detected, outwitted. and
were at bay IN the presence Of angry
depostors. Inundated and bankrupt
in fortune and character they could
see no chance for recoupment. Moth
ing remained for them but the jeers
aud taunts of their outraged patrons,
aud finally imprisonment. The future
held out no ray OF promise. and IT
would seem that Il suicide were justif-
able this WAS . notable instance. A
few weeks ago young gIrl of this city,
in q phrensy OF Jealous weakness. blew
out her brains. Hers Vas an affection
OF the hears only. Deep aud poignant
as VAS her disappointment the world
0fQn W0utu h8'E HEbaE1 viz tAiGtf
her fondsss dream of love. by supply
inx 10 her liking another sweetheart.
Her deed WAS crime Balmaceds and
Boulanser, broken in political fortunes.
exlles from home. fusinves from the
Law. ended their unhappy lives. Their
acts were exeuseshle. A hearisore and
discouraged commercial traveller at
Jackson. WITH no crime 10 exr ass
nor wrong 70 mend. took his own life.
His act wss weak and eowardly. II
cur owa citv the shado~ of Suspicion
Of seif.marder vas dsssgpat.d by .
stately funeral " remove the stigma
incident to such violence. Tn. vsck-
edness Of sujeides y peculiarly Cars
tan IDEA Among The pagan nations
cs snsiecitv - vas regarded ~ ~ mo
cent method Of escaping tn- evils Of
hfs. The scriptures eonasn TO direct
condemnation % nScsde. sonse states,
nesabiy New 1oFk, have declared ~