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fLoTrED AGAINST HIS WIFE.
Trying tn Obtain a Divorce on Alleged Fer
jured Testimony. ..

Trying tn Obtain Divorce on Alleged Per.
jured Testimony. IN
GRAND RArIDs, MICH, Sept. 23.-Tvo years
ago Henry Van voori.is. wealthy and seventy,
married Florence Mink, o young and pretty
dry goods clerk, who supported herself and
mother. The union proved unhappy and last
spring the husband applied for divorce on
grounds Of incompafability Of temper. The
wife contested the case and in Q cross bill
alleged that he was cruel to her. When the
case came to trial in May at the last moment
the complainant called three witnesses, youug
men, who testified to having seen her In o
compromising position. This testimony COM
pletely upset the defendant and in court she
gave unmistakable evidence Of insanity. The
trial was postponed and the wife was sent to
the asylum for treatment -.
She has just been discharged a cured and
yesterday the trial was resumed. Her attorney
asked for permission to amend her answer to
the bill Of complaint and charged that Van
voorhis had employed perjurers to accomplish
his purpose. The motion will be argued Thurs
day. r94.- q
The chief witness yesterday vas Mrs. Maty
z. Blair, from Sandlake, who testified that
Frank Burch, one Of the three witnesses, had
employed her to lead the wife astray. She
laborel q month, but could neither ind the
defendant tripping nor could she persuade her
to accompany witness to questionable resorts
In carriages which witness provided at the ex-
pcnso Of Purch, who paid all the bills. 2.
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKETS,
Yesterdays Excitement Succeeded by Ratl
Quiet Trading.

Yesterdays Excitement Succeeded by Rather
Quiet Trading.
CHICAGO, Sept. 23.-The excitement in the
markets of yesterday caused by the failure of
White 4 Co. was succeeded by rather quiet
trading and with steady to strong tone this
morning. Cables noted lower prices for both
wheat and corn at Liverpool. but the local
crowd got short to some extent yesterday and
was buying TO cover today. New York and st.
Louis had buying orders in this market. The
receipts Of wheat and corn were light and
shippers reported one million bushels Of
corn taken for export within the last
i've days. December wheat started at 991s
against 70 at the close yesterday and sold up
with some slight reactions to 100 but at II
o'clock it stood at 991s. October corn started
unchanged at 49sS and, with one or two re-
cessions on tho way up, sold to 500 but
stood at 501 ut IL o'clock.
Provisions were quiet and steady, with fuctu-
ations confined to the narrowest limits.
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DISTRICT GOVERNMENT,
WANT THE CARS STOPPED,

WANI CAKs
This afternoon q committee from the German
Americans of this city waited upon the Com
missioners and requested that they issue an
order stopping the cable cars on eth street dur
ing the passing of the procession on German
day The Commissioners asked the gentlemen
to put their request in writing.
BUILDING PERMITS
were issued today as follows: J. T. Klepstein.
three brick dwellings. 800, IL, Is, thirty-foot
court southeast; 1.S00. ID. Marean one frame
dive Hing. corner Lansing and Queen streets.
Brookland; -, 500. Curtin 4 Manogue. six
brick dwellings, 1915 TO 1926 9th street north
west; sls.000. C. Hurley. one frame dwelling,
Fort Reno, Tenleytown, county; $500.
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SENSITIVE ROYALTY.
Persons Must Not Laugh at the Kaiser
Beard-He 10 Doing His Best.

Persons Must Not Laugh at the Kaiser's
Besrd-He 10 Doing His Best.
LONDON. Sept. pa socialist at Dantzic has
been arrested for saying that King Otto, the
crazy sovereign Of Bavaria, was the most
useful monarch In Europe, because he spends
his time peeling potatoes. The remark was
considered reflection on the kaiser
and all the other German sovereigns, not one
Of whom is conspicuous for anything but good
living The police are more than severe in
Furnishing any act or word Of personal dis
respect for the kaiser and in Berlin yesterday
two men were warned in the street to stop
laughing and talking about the kaiser's beard.
Visitors have been forbidden to come within
certain distance OF royalty while
out picnicking or boating in the vicinity OF
Potsdam. These orders have been issued in
Difference to the empress, VINO claims 10 have
been annoyed by inquisitive visitors watching
her at lunch and possibly commenting on her
healthy appetite. In future no one must dare
look at royalty except when it chooses to go on
exh ibition.
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Heber Tent of Rechabites,

Heber Tent Of i. o. of Rechabites held
large meeting at their hall. S2lO n street north
west, Monday evening. Several new members
were initiated and reobligated. Next Monday
the fee for admission will be raised from Il to
1928 This includes 81 for initiation and
IS cents for each degree. there being three de-
grees. The good OF the order was enliyened
by speeches from Messrs. James Moodey.
O'Conners, John NJ. Lawton. Il. W. johnson,
VIM. Hall and others. John n. Lawton was
elected recording secretary.
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Bosros, Sept. 23.-An understanding in re-
iation to trade schools has been arrived at by
the Mason Builders Association and the Brick
layers Union. 1t is tho frat instance In the
history of the labor movement in New Eng
land that q trade union and an organization of
employers have agreed upon this question.
Trade schools are to be established and opened
EVENING". All regular indsntured apprentices
are TO Be given instruction therein. None but
regular apprentices shall be allowed TO enter
these schools. An pupils shall be given I'm
struetions in the theory and science Of trade
they propose 70 learn.
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McCARrHYIrEs AFTER FUNDS.
He Claims Victory Over Parnell, but So,
That Money IL Needed.

He Claims Victory Over Parnell, but Says
That Money IL Needed.
DUBLIN, Sept pa meeting of tho National
Federation was held in this city today, at
which Mr.. Justin Mccarthy presided. In ad-
dressing the members of the federation Mr..
Mccarthy said that the section OF
the Irish parliamentary party Of which be
was the leader had virtually won q
victory over that section which acknowledged
Mr.. Parnell as its head. In order that this
advantage might be followed mp and home rule
for Ireland DO made an established
fact, IL was necessary that funds
be raised to meet the expenses
Of the party, and Mr.. Mccarthy announced his
intention to issue an appeal to both the people
Of Ireland and ish-Americans to subscribe to
such fund.
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A Dog Iupaled.

A magnificent mastiff dog was impaled on
the iron fence that surrounds ST. AIMS Infant
Asylum at the intersection Of Gath street and
New Hampshire avenue about 2 O'Clock this
morning. The cries Of the injured animal
awakened everyone in the neighborhood and
were heard by two policemen on NJ street.
They ended the dogs sufferings by two we'll
directed pistol shots. One Of the iron picket.
had entered the brutes groin and would have
undoubtedly caused death
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The NEW MEXICAN TARIFF.-The bureau of
American republics is informed that in the
new Mexican tariff, which goes into effect No
vember 1, the following commodities have been
added to the free list: Fresh milk, guanO, belts
Of leather, &C., seeds for agriculture, type
metal in bars. iron stone hammers, iron
barrels, perforated sheet iron, asbestos,
crucibles, millstones, insulators for telegraph
and telephone purposes. silk cloth for -four
sleeves, printed sheets for bank notes, maps,
wall pictures for schools, drawing courses
copying apparatus, electric batteries. miners
lamps, scientific apparatus, lightning rods, col
lectiOns Of coins, miners hats and caps
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Two Cases Of Theft,

George Edwards pleaded guilty in the Police
Court today to a charge of stealing a saw and
Ratchet from Thomas Bateman, and judge
Miller gave him thirty days.
William A. Roy pleaded guilty to charge OF
stealing pair Of gold spectacles belonging to
Neranus Moore. He was ordered TO restore
property and pay fine Of go or thirty days.
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THE. u. q. A. M.
Omccn of the National Council Elected at
Troy.

Troy, n. y. Sept. 23-The national conven-
ton Of United Order Of American Mechanics
today elected officers of the national council as
follows: National councillor. Thomas b. Chap
man of Hartford, Conn; vice councillor, r. A.
Cassiday Of Ohio; secretary, John Server of
Philadelphia y treasurer. Joseph II. Shinn of
Camden, y. J.; Marshal. J. X. Campbell of
Iowa; protector, Albert f. Doyle of Man
chester. n. H.; doorkecpsr +. c. Owen of
Virginia
1t was decided to hold next years session at
Manchester, v. ii.
The convention will conclude its work this
afternoon.
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Assistant Secretary spaulding has informed
the customs surveyor at Louisville, n.y., that a
certain certificate Of American whisky exported
and returned from shipper at Bremen,
Germany, which docs not contain the
declaration that the merchandise was i'm
ported into the foreign country from the
United States ''in the condition in which it il
returned" cannot be accepted sufficient, as
the statement relative to the condition of the
merchandise is the most essential part of the
certificate contemplated by the regulations.
The surveyor is advised to accept q bond for
the production of a proper certificate.
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Marriage Iicen-es-

Marriage licenses have been issued BY the
clerk of the court to Vim. II. Hammond and
Hattie Prejon; W. =. Ash and Katie Hill; Lark
Brown and Emma Heney; Stanley Adams ana
Elizabeth Mason; Chas \. Murray and Bertha
c. Kelly; W. I. Sargent OF Liberty, Nd. and
Mary NJ. Scheiner OF Rockville. Nd: Jas. J.
Rondabush Of Madison. Va. and Ian Halliday
Of Green, Va: Robt. &. Gotta OF Harrisburg
and Annie X. Bond; Geo n. Thomas aud Annie
z. Neal of Vienna, Va: Jas. Il. Purcell and
Maggie X. Canter; VIM. II. Holmes and Rosa L
Wells, both Of Richmond. Va
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MES. HARR1soN AZ LYNN:
An Informal Reception Held ut the Resi-
dencc Of Mr.. CONN.

An Informal Reception Held ut the Resi-
dencc Of Mr.. CONN.
LYNN. Mas, Sept 23.-Mr1 President Har-
rison, accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. Mckee
and the children, arrived in Lynn at o'ciock
this afternoon, escorted by c. A. Coffin, presi-
dent Of the Thomson Houston Electric Com
pany. The party left the Boston and
Maine railroad train at West Lynn
and vcro driven to the works Of
the electric company, whence after q brief in
spechon tie guests were taken TO Mr.. Collins
entertained at luncheon. The table was pref
tily decorated with the national colors.
Following the luncheon reception Of an
hours length was held. at which many young
drive through some Of the woodland and sea-
shore snvirons Of the city was taken this after
noon. After tea at the Coffin residcncI in the
evening the party will return to Aubu-dnle.
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TAMMANY's DEAD SOLDIERS.
A Monument to he Unveiled to The
Memory ut Gettysburg

a MOnOnent 10 he Unveiled to Their
Memory Mt Gettysburg
NEW YORK, Sept. 23.-Two special trains
started out from the Pennsylvania railroad
depot in Jersey City this morning hlled with
Tamm~ny men and their guests on their way
to the battlefield at Gettysburg. where the
monument erected to commemorate the dead
soldiers Of the second New York volunteers, the
Tammany regiment, will be unveiled. Among
those in the first car of the first special were
General Martin 7. McMahon. who will unvel
the monument. General Daniel h. Sickles,
who will deliver the oration. Gen. Eli s. Parker,
Col. Fellows, Judge Gildersleeve and Barlow s.
Weeks, who VII also speak. The dedication
ceremonies will begin at 10 o'ctcck tomorrow
morning.
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ARMY ORDEns.-The special orders transfer
ring Capt David J. Craigie, twelfth infantry,
from company G to company X of that regi-
ment, and Capt. Geo. 8. Wilson from company
X to company G is revoked. Capt Wilson will
continue ON duty at the United States infantry
and cavalry school, Fort Leavenworth, Kan,
in the department Of infantry. First Lieut.
benjamin L. Ten Eyck, assistant surgeon is
board at Fort Leavenworth, Kan, vice First
Lieut. Frank R. keefer, assistant surgeon,
hereby relieved. Leave Of absence for three
months, to take effect on being relieved from
duty ON the recruiting service. 10 granted Capt.
J. Milton Thompson, wenty-fourth infantry.
Leave OF absence for one month. to take ef-
feet upon being relieved from duty on the re-
cruiting service, 10 granted First Lieut.. Geo.
T. T. Patterson, fourteenth infantry.
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GOVERNOR CAMPBELL's NOTE.

He Pays His Indebtedness-Alleged Scheme
to Take "snsp" Judgment.
COLUMBUS, ONO, Sept 23.-Gov. Campbell
this afternoon said that he had paid the in
debtedness for which he was sued yesterday by
p. W. Huntington, banker. In proof Of this
he exhibited the following receipt:
COLUMBUS, ONO, Sept. %, 1891.
Received Of James f. Campbell SOFIA, be-
ing the Judgment, interests and costs In full in
the case above stated.
(Signed) Wa. II. SIMoNroN,
Clerk Of courts.
The governor claims that it was a concocted
scheme to take snap judgment on him.
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Mr.. McLaughlin's sudden Death.

Mr.. Daniel Mclaughlin. well-knowu con-
stable for twenty years past and more recently
a watchman at the banking house of Riggs 4 Co..
died suddenly today about noon near Tenleytown
dropping dead as is supposed from heart dis
ease. Mr.. Mclaughlin was native of Ireland
and about sixty years of age and came here
many years ago from Baltimore. He had
amassed considerable property and resided at
Sd and streets northwest.
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NAVAL ORpKRs.-Surgeon G. +. Bradley has
been ordered 70 the Naval Hospital at Chelsea,
Mass. Surgeon Charles U. Gravatt has been
ordered to the Naval Hospital at New York on
1st Of October next Lieut.. Clayton & Rich
man has been detached from the Yantic and
granted two months leave Of absence. Lieut..
Gustavus c, Hanus detached from Enterprise
and ordered to the Newark on the 30th instant.
Lieut. John II. Orchard detached from the
Ysntio on the 9th instant and ordered 70 the
petreL Ensign d. w. Beswick detached from
the Petrol and ordered to the Philadelphia.
Surgeon John II. Hall detached from duty ct
the Naval Hospital, Chelsea, Mass. and placed
on waiting orders. P.ased Assistant surgeon
J. +. Gardner detached from duty at the Naval
Hospital New York, and ordered 70 duty ct the
naval station, New London, Conn. Assistant
surgeon John u. North detached from the New.
Assistant Sursson George A. Lung detached
from the naval station, New London, Conn,
and ordered 70 The New yerk navy yard
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BOGRAN's PARTY WINS.

Gen. LeivR Defeats Gen. Bonillo for the
Presidency Of Honduras.
New ORLEANS, Sept 23.-Nows has just been
received here from the election Of Gen. Leiva
as president OF the Spanish Honduras by vote
Of 3 to over Gen. Bonillo. Gen. Leiva was
supported by Gen. Bogran, the present in
cumbent.
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DIED.


BOSWELL. September - 1851, at n Q M.
MARIE a. the twin daughter Of CeS lon and Joe Boz:
Funeral THURSDAY at $40 .. m. from parents
Residence. 81 Ivy street southeast
SSSN s ., o4 aTss SssEius ssE,sse go =
NON, ia the seventy third year q his syr.
.,eet @ NJ ffSrsi aA sssa a. az a Gssss
y. M kelatiyts and friends invited 10 attend
sspLrr H e Msdp SEs e ,S;.ns as q ss
MslcoIn A. and Agnes Is. Cudlipp, AGED three Dontis
Funeral Ig1yate.
HUMPHREYS. On the morning Of September -.
lsgl; MIS- MAtIIL HUMrHklEs. oldest daasttef
tor the dark aud silent tomb
Closed hsr eyes In deepest ssuinber.
" BY HEX AUNT ELLA.
Funeral from parents residence. sI7 9TH s,rest
southwest. On THURSDAY at 8 o'clockp. .
kAN0UsE. On "wednesday, September D. 1901,
a.. ~. after a short Illness. his resdencs 90
Ninth street northeast. ABRAHAM NJ. kANOUsE. -
fT,Fna. Fse,Slly invited 70 attend ,hs tpSsr.l
ark. \. j.. papers please cory. ''''''''
King, KING; ON I1sessHtay seLte,nb.r p 1891: at :
King, aged seyenty-two years.
Aprecious one from Us has gone
Aplace Is vacant IN midst
Winch never can be filed.
God in His wisdom has recalled
The boon HIS love had given;
ana ~ .n snl,f 2. tls ood{ slameers here
BY HER CHILDREN.
Funeral from her late residence. 800 Eleventh stree
tives and friends invited to attend
MICHEL. On Tuesday, September %, 1891, al . n
M, HELENE MICHEL. wife Of Adam Michel. y
the thirtieth year OF her
Dearest sister, thou hast left US.
And thy loss We deeply feel.
But tis God that has bereft
He can all heal,
Vet again hope 10 meet thee,
When the day of life II fed.
When in heaven with JOY ~ greet thee,
Where no farewell tear IL shed.
BY HER DROrHER-INLAW
Funeral will take place from % l. street no-thwesa
Thursday, September "a. at q. m. Friends invited
10 attend.
SHEA. On Tuesday. September -. 1spl ct b.a
Shea AGED month . and hfteen days.
Funeral will take place from parents residence No.
301 Virginia avenue south Thursday ct 3Op mt
a lingering illness. ELIZABETH A.. widow u Geo.
Fuuersl from her late residence No. 1889 Bennfns
road. Thursday. September -. 81 40 O'Clock an.
Friends and relatives invited TO attend.
GRIFFIN. The remains Of JAMES ALBERT isss
husband " Ida T. Grimm. will he inferred from tie
public vault at Rock Greek cemetery Friday septsn.
Der -. ll. at O'Clock providing u does not
rain OF rain the nerment will take place the
day. saturday, same hour Relatives and frends
RESPECTFULLY invited 10 attend. 81
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Transfers of Renl Estate,

Deeds in fee have been lied as follows: G.
Truesdell to F. Saunders, lot Is, 50. 8. West
Eckington 81 500. W. ITayse to W. G. Davis,
lot II, 50. 1923; s1,2l6.65. John McIveeu to ].
N. Richards. subs &c, 81 and pit. 65,
SO. 1908; s.. Mn,y J. snowden to
]. F. johnson, lot 20, blk. 6, Ivy City: $3.50
G. r. Repetti to G. v. Horton, part SO, SO.
S7S; s3,0 900. John Rogers to Nellie Glover.
part 8, 50. 457; $500. Nellie Glover to Mar
garet Rogers, same property; $4,000. J. I.
Varnell to T. o. Varneil, undivided part lot 5.
50. 457; $1,000. ]. 3. Swormstedt to W.
Mayes. lot II. SO. 1923; sl,094sO.
A. Pollok to 7. L. Hoibrook, lot 63, blk /.
Trinidad; $1,000. C. J. Bell to same, lot GA,
do; 81, 220.80. ID. Cornell to j. +. Loughran.
pit. 8, SO. 1893; S2,75O.
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Real Estate Hlatters.

The deed for parcel in the condemnation Of
square 1913, the city post Office site, from John
W. Cohen to the United States for SO. 1894. was
filed today.
John c. Hurst has bough: Of J. p. Clark ct a.
for s10, 600 block 8. Palisades o. the Potomac
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-23

Mr.. Harry Sackett took to police headquar-
tiers yesterday pieces of bills which he had
suatched from two thieves who robbed him of
sl60 in heagricultural grounds about 2 Of clock
In the morning. The men have not yet been
caught.
VIM. Naylor is spending two months in Jail
for assaulting Thos. Judge and Edward Jack
sOu.
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A Policy Writer Sentenced.

Rudolph Strothers was convicted in the
Police Court today of writing policy in George
town. He was given sixty days in Jail and fined
Sl00 or sixty days additional.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-23

LIVERPOOL Sept 23.-Tho British steamship
Saxon Prince, $50 tons, fr,m Huelva, Spain, has
been in collision with the steamer Myra, outward
boune from this port. The Myrs returned to
tho Mersey and the Saxon Prince afterward
collided with and sunk the steamer Lugar.
There was NO loss Of life.
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The Grant gnveiiing at Chicago.

CHICAGO, Sept 2s.-h appears that there has
been misunderstanding in certain quarters
regarding tho invitations to various organiza-
tions 70 take part in tho ceremonies attending
the unwilling Of the Grant monument in this
city October 3. To avoid such misunderstand-
ingA tao trustees sent out no special invita-
tons. A general invitation has bssn extended
to all Grand Army poets OF the country to DO
present and take part in tho sxercises.e
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THE COURTS.

EorTry CouRr-Jud9e Coz
Yesterday-Hill aga. Brooks; sale ordered un-
less Judgment and costs are paid in thirty days
UConnell agt. O'Connell dismissal Of bill de-
creed. Wormley agt Hany; time 10 take testi-
mony limited to twenty DAYS.
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Site for Germany Buildsns.

CHICAGO, Sept 2S.-Herr weimuth, Ger
many's worlds fair commissioner, has se,ecssd
- site for Germany's oficial building plat
. little north and west of that selected BIZ Great
Britain and immediately north Of Mexico's To-
cation.
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SITE FOR PATERSON MISUNDERSTANDING
Foster will give hearing or Saturday morning
to persons interested in the selection of q site
for the public building at Paterson, n. j.
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Rev. DIR. Burchard's Condition Critical.
SARATOGA, N. Y, Sept. 23.-The condition of
DR.. Burchard remains unchanged and is now
critical. His son, R. B. Burchard, arrived here
this morning.
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BRIDGEPORT POLICE DEMORALIZED
E.citement Rife Over the Ejectment Of the
Chief

BlrDoEroRr, CoxS., Sept 2S.-The police de-
par,nent q in state Of Generalization. Capt
Pinhcman. who has beer ordered to take COM
mand OF .hs force, was today elected from the
chief chair in the city court room by Chief
Ry.aniisL Tho common council recently abol-
ished the office Of chief Of police, but Ry.
lands. who claims that their action was illegal,
would no. surrender the Office. Patroimen hnvc
been ordered BIZ one Of the police boards, thu
authority Of which 10 contested. not to obey
Rylands. Excitement 10 high today, but thus
far TO violence has bean offered against the old
cai.f
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The President Of Honduras Not Assassinated.
New YORK, Sept ga special cable dis
patch to the Herald from San Salvador says the
reports about the assassination Of President
Bogran Of Honduras are utterly false.
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Kentucky University Regent Dead.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept 2S.-John B. Bowman,
for many years regent Of Kentucky University,
died yesterday ut Herrodsburg.
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ehot Dovn From Ambu.h.

LounvfLLx, Ky, Sept, a8.-Nsar scottsvills
yesterday W. Z g. Richie, . well-kuown citi-
zen of the place, was fatally shot from smbush
while riding along the road. Therets no clue 70
the murderer.
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Now READY.

Now READY.
FALL AND WINTER STYLES
YoUNANy
CELEBRAIED NEw YORK HATS
WILCOX co BOSTON. CELEBRATED SELF
CONFORMING HATS
CoMPLLIE STOCK DERBY HAS. FOR MKS AND
BOYS.
A-sI.JO o.. O.. 81. 90. si and -.
DkESs SILK HATS. e.. 90 and sS
FTL LINE SOFT HATS
Al O.. 81 %. e.. 8. %. 81. 80. 80. "a. e. 30. IS
and Ell
LADIES RIDING HATS AND CAPS.
HATS FoK COACHNSS.
GENTs' WALKING AND DRIVING GLOVES,
CAMS, UABRkLLAs and RIDING CROPS.
JAMES Y. DAVIS SONS.
s-3-sr M. cor Pennsylvania ave. and Eth o..
LOB ANY CASE or NERvOUsNEss, SLEEP
l-snes-. weak .tOn4s. b. indigestion dyspepsia,
NM -. NAN-