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ALASKA SEAL SAceurs. KEEPERS
AND JACKETS.
Astrakhan Refers and Jackets
Alaska Seal Cspes aud Mufs,
MilE Capes and Nuts,
lersian Lamb Cares and NYrffs
Black Masteu Cages and Mufas.
Astrakhan Capes and Mufs,
Beayer Capes and Aufs.
Monkey Capes and Mufs,
Gray Kriianer Cspes and Muns.
Wool Seal Capes ard Mufs
French Seal Cages ind Mufs,
French Coney Capes aud Muffs
lJeo opossuu. Capes and Nu0s
Eoas In Bear. Black Lynx. Black Mazten Black Bare
ana other turs
CARRIAGE ROBES. FLOOR RUGS. FUR TRIM.
- NlN6S.
GENTS Fur CAPS AND GLOVES,
C0AcHAENS CAPES AND HATS.
JAMES Y. DAVIS soxs.
ne2Arr 12ol Peansylvanis evA
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CARPETS secured or the floor b. our ammo
mated process Z. NEwNEGE.is, Manager, lIOS
AID 1910 -. NV. TELEPHONE. sol
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kErIrIctaL eyes. IS NJ. He1IrLrs s. ia3 Pa. ave.
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A PA:E Of mems 80 f:.c calf shoes FOX IS. 30 at
b0oyAs j. % -pxE s. See aays- stA page.-Adst.
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"Rockbridge Rye" finest made, "a per GAL
Ion; 81 quart bottle. LYNCu's, 404 9th ST. u. W.
sl-m6ftr
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''The Old Berkeley'' Is an Excellent
Tonic and Healthy Beverage.
When you need an oxhilarating tonic or .
pure beverage, go direct to the wine and
liquor establishment of JAMES THARp, whose
record for straight goods has stood the test in
this city Tor many years. 1t is also the main
depot for his celebrated Old Rive Berkeley
Whisky. THARr's establishment, as almost
everybody knows, is centrally located, at SIS f
ST. NV. ias-dtf
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In tee Criminal. Court Saturday demUrrers
filed in the cases of Albert Graham for false pre-
lenses and Annie Jackson for perjury were
overruled and each plead not guilty.
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A RBUcKLRs COFFEE. aoc. PER LIB.
n Perfection lea, soc.
Id. Royal Blend Tea and a doz Silyer-plated
Spoons for o0c. 4 Pie Peaches tor s5c g liza
Eyaporated Apricots for25c. Table Reaches 10 and
cans Best Early June Peas Tor 2oc. cans Name
Corn fSr oc Large cans Tomatoes. nc Best Sugar
cured Hams. lie. Best sugay-cured Snoulcers. .Sc
Pure Lard s.. Star Of the East. Beat Pat Process
81 2o per bbl. 81. 10 per u Dbl.
g lbs Rolled Osts :or 25c. lbs. Buckwhsst for
26c. loA kaos for 25c.
1T. D. PyLEs.
az 9Th st- s.a.
oc2O3m And Monroe IT.. Anacosaaa-
jaa-5t RAkFS ENTEktRIaE, l24l 1lsh st.se.
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One Price, cor. 7th and d.
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sun Rise ChOp' Tea, Soc h., the bes. tea
Tor the money. MErzaER's, Az eth St n W. It,
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RALIIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

II
Schedule in effect December 10, 1891.
Leave Washington from station corner Of New Jersey
For Chicago and Northwest Ies,ibulea Limited En-
press trains ii 30 a M. = D. Pm. daily.
bued LIMITED 3 80. exIress / / 40 =. n. daiiy
Tor fitts3lfs ana Cleveland. EXPRESS dallS ll3oA-
For Le,inston and staun,on. tlo. soam.
Tor ninciies;er and wa5 stations. to.3Op.m-
For Roanoke. Knoxville. Chattanooea and Memphs
For baIInoie. week DAYS. h4.oS. 800. G. b. "a 30
tsou, 4D-nInutesl Ns-O5. S:3O. 10 1900 45nin-
Al. mi no ~ To- o. =, - -. Ia
10 70 u 3D. ~ ~ n..0o, . 80 AL - and ] 81
400; a'-nnqes' = IN; Hls 90, 10 k e, 20 4. -
,soo, ~. 90. rII.3o. ii. s. .. M.
For AnEapolIs. 20 and = 50 a. m. L.. 10 and 42s
tO- Frederick. tlI-5o IN. is, t4.3o. ts.aa
For Ragerstown. no 90 m. and 81 3op.m.
ROYAL BLUE LINE Foh MN loKk AND PHIL
For pbrads,ph,. Nns taTt 1;os,o nm, ,b. ..s,
daily 4.O5 500 40 90. plnine Cab AN, II %
room. !. 40 @ o.. DialnE carr. ol. 20 pm. sleepas
BUNS Iar.oT Cars ON ala day trains
ing Car running through TO boston Without chanss,
VIA foughkeeIsie brige. landing Passengers B and
For Atlantic CltS. A. o.. 10 90 and IL 90 noon. sun
days. t.Oo q, N; and y noon
fEIceDt sunday. Daily. ssundAy only.
BaGsqge called FOR aud checked from hotels aud rest
deCcs by mon ffaisleE To- o sFs lea ~ tckse
Offices. ole and 1881 la. ave-. ana a depot.
j. l. ODELL. GHAS- %. SCULI.
Gen. MANAGER. fdi4i Gen. Pass. Aaa
IHasAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOVEMBER H. 1891
trains leave daily from station "a. and },
Ctr and streets.
Through the grandes; scenery in America with the
handsOiest and complete solid Tram Sersles
West from Washington.
10 B. m.-''Ciuclnnati Fast Line" Solid Train
Washington 10 Cincinnati without change. arriving
Cincinnati slU ~ a., connecting tie Union deI
ioT Ind lapois. st. Louis, &C.
IL ~ PIN. the famous Il. fkNestibule limitedf-
a solid Nest.bUe with dining Cincinnati,
OhIu. IL .n-ton and A. uisvi.e. ny. arrylnA
rlnnEtl ai o. - pm IL Angton q. 20 Louisville
95U NJ connecting Jnlul, OTIS .Or all I-onis.
20 T. ~, EAlsvss sOr ooTdOhsyle. Jarlo teen lie.
Eclsnond, Wal aesBorO. staUGtoE and IFncgIal ar
glIiA FONTS.
10. % = N via r. +. andP Raj way and Richmond 20
Oia ioint Comfort anu NOrfolk-OSll RAIL LINZ
Pullman locations alIu tickets NoIuIaLy Is OfneeA
5l:S and I4si tenna-
nolU Al. ". FULLER. GenT Passenger Agent.
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ToB WAsrr=GroS DEEss BEEF
Goto JOIN 4. NELLY. Center Market, 9Sh ct. wing
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ADJUSTMENTS.

EONCORDIA HALL, 18Th AND STS. N "
" Is. st i'll the city Tor balls concerts. lectures &c.
nne banquet hail ladies' and gents afe good caterer
bow ing alleys Call and examine largest restaurant
al Ill.
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STAGE EXCURSIONS.

nEWITTS TALLY no STAGES LEAVE 5Ii
~ l:ith 81. NV. at 10 I'm; and p m Arlington;
Soldiers Home and CABIN John Bridge. Fare. round
trip. 20 TO 15c Zoo Park endlegation buildings. 25c.
jall-ly
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Ammoniatcd Cough Mixture for Coughs,
Coids. Influenza Bronchitis, Asthma, Hoarse-
ness, Group, &c. Csc. a bottle. At KLoczrwsxI's
Pharmacy, cor. 9Th and E. ia9-u
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We Are Selling for 10 days only, at reduced
prices, our long Hair Switches.
ja9-5t" S. HELLER, TO 7th St
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1Oc. Royal Glue! Palais Royal. d2S-1m
Old Port Wine. soc. bottle. MErzaER's, It'll ste
An Invention Making Sewing Pastime.
Wheeler & Wilson's New high Arm No. O.
1t charms on eight. Its use enraptures
Office 4S7 9th street northwest dl1-tr
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MEDICAL, &c.

ID FAD AND BE wISE.-DR. BROTHERS. ao6 b
IL ~ appeared before aud made oath that
Is the oldest established expert specialist tins city
and Will guarantee u ali disease OF men and
furnish medicine, or no charge consul. and advice
,ree II any hour OF the day. Subscribed and
before me by Dr. BROTHERS. SAMUEL Z. MILLS
a notary pubic IN and the District OF Columbia
IRIS il day OF July, lSAo- 1ai Lin
IT HAS NEVER BEEN CoNTRADICTED THAT
Dr. BROTHERS is the oldest abiished ad
ladies ply stefan IN the city. DR.. BROTHERS. .to b
st. s.w. Forty -nve Yeas experience. laII-lIn'
MANHOOD RESTORED BY USINGA BoTJIFOR
w two Of Or. bkOTHEks' inyigorating cordial
VII! cure any case VI nervous debility 30 W.
.all-lln-
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OCEAN STEAMERS

:, HORT ROUTE 10 LONDON.
= NUkDDkUIsChkkL LLOYD 9. s. Co
hast Expgess Steamers,
To Southampton uJondOn. hsyrel. Bremen
Ems. Tues. JAN T. . y. M. saae. iuns.. jan IA
Jan. ri, pm. Alier Sat, Jan. 30. I'm. 1rAvs.
Tues. Feb :. sam
salOOl Ioi.tments. lrices: lst cabin. s55
ward berth. according 10 location "a cabin. sJOA
berth sfeerase a. sos rates App 10 l. A. DislOR.
xSs5 Penn. ave. d25
A LIAM LINE. ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP.
n GLASGOW TO PHILADELPHIA DlkECL
lnternsediate. go. steerAxe. 3 ID.
NEW IoRk AND GLASGOW. fOk1N1GHTLY
CaD.n Iassas:e 40 second class. go steer.ge slo.
BALTIMORE And fiAtkf'otsL -SEkffCk-
via HALIFAX and ST. Johns. n A.
steamers sail nom baltimore fortnightiy.
Apply to u. ". MOSS. .csl Ia. ave-.
no26-iin Mrs d. A. bhOsNA>. MasninRton-
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A Aeritorious Article.
Our Pure Old Whisky a years old, 75c. qt
it, MErzaER's FINE GROCERY. All 7th at,
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/ WANT You

I WANT You
To read this advertisement and tske practical bust
ness view " 1t. We have written nisiead or
deceive. but TO inspire Your confidence attract buyers
and extend trade We give Uniform discount Of
. per cent every article in the house. This may
look small. but when deducted from our extremely
low prices you viii find way below all ctLer
houses who offer 10 or even aOper cent off, Ne would
caution sou not to lose sgnt o: this fact and let big
discounts lead you astray. Read what per off
means al GRASIfS: TIT. Extension Table. square or
round, So IS; can you match l.? Cotton-top Mat
tress, 81 II you can't yet il elsewhere. Best Make
Hardwood Wire Cots. SLID. compare 10 and 20 per
ceIs OF elsewhere. Cak Chamber Suites, Sl5GS.
Pure Curea Lair Waitress, ST. ST. did u ever see
st tina. pr,ce: springroller Shades. 2.c; try
buy them and let Us hear nom you, six Tu:nuiers
lie Lo house offered them excep. Grassy. Ees.
Quality 20. Floor Oh C!oth .3I4c. Atwood Carpet.
6.1sc. Very Best Grade Two-2y. .lc. Lamps,
Crockery. China, Tin and small generally 1t
moving prices. Knives ana Forks, Plated Ware &C.
ReIien er, doi't sell credit, and wouII al-
press this uron YOU DON'T dCubl tsU pou trv. This
discount 4or tiiirt; d.ys.
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hanging. The other day some citizens
down in Louisiana took negro from
his hut and hanged him. He protest
ed his innocence to the last, and
within week it was discovered that
the man was innocent. The victim
was beyond reclamation, and we do
not hear that the mob of executioners
have been called to account. We
suppose it will be charged up as an.
other miscarriage of justice, and the
men who could not wait for the slower
and more certain process of law will be
excused on the ground that human
judgment is fallible.
The California murderer was sensi-
bic. His taking off was not sensible
The man was a ward of justice, and
'hould have been sacred from the pro.
fanation of violence. Though he at-
mitted his guilt he had a right to ar
raignment and trial, and as he deser-
we'd hanging his right to be turned off
in legal manner cannot be questioned.
The laws delays are many and not
always tolerable to the impatient.
But in this case there was no reason
able question of justice at the end.
The people of California should make
it appear that such anticipating of
justice cannot be allowed to go unre-
buked. The fifteen men who hung
Smith, after he had thanked them for
the short shrift they proposed, should
be given the privilege of justifying
their rash act.
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IN MEMORY OF PARNELL
Thousands Congregate at the
Irish Leaders Grave.
DAHOMEYANS AGAIN DEFEATED,

Alarm in ireland Because Of the In
creased Activity of Evictors-- Ham burg's
Aflictiou Practically Ended--2, 500, OOn
Marks So Far Contributed for Relief
DUBLIN Oct l0.-Parnell Day was
observed with universal mourning.
Twelve special trains brought thousands
of pilgrims from Galway and Cork to the
Glasneven Cemetery Hundreds Of
wreaths were heaped on Parnells grave.
Mrs. Kitty O'Shea Parnell placed three
wreaths and a great mass Of cut flowers
upon the grave.
The procession formed at Stephens
Green and proceeded to spot outside
the cemetery, led by a band playing the
Dead March and by memorial car. ].
j. O'Kelly delivered the oration of the
day. In the procession and at the meet
ing nearly every city in Ireland was rep
resented.
Dublin is in the deepest mourning.
All the municipal buildings are draped in
black Clubs, hotels and private houses,
with but few exceptions, have shown
signs of mourning. Many of them have
hung out Parnell's picture framed in
Grape. Everybody wears the ivy.
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ESCAPED IN THE FOG.
A British Sealer Fired On without Warm
ing by "A Russian Cruiser.

British sealer Fired On without Warm
ing by "A Russian Cruiser.
VICTORIA, B. c., Oct. 10.-The British
schooner May Bell, just arrived from
Cooper Island reports an exciting sdven-
ture Aug. 20.
The schooner was anchored seventy
miles north of Behring Island in dense
fog whith lifted suddenly, revealing a
Russian cruiser a short distance away.
The latter made no signal and lowered
no boats, but simply sent a shot across
the schooner's bows which missed the
rigging only by a few feet.
The Indian crew in terror hoisted all
sails, the captains order being unheard
or unheeded in the excitement.
Then came a second shot better aimed
from the Russians which pierced the
schooner above the water line, going com
pletely through her forecastle.
Still no boat left the cruiser, her COM
mander apparently being satisfied with
the bombarding Of the helpless sealer.
Luckily for the latter the fog thickened
and in it she escaped.
The damages were patched up at the
nearest beach and the schooner came
home.
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HAMBURG HERSELF AGAIN.
Beer Gardens and Dance Halls in Full
BIast--ChOlera Record.

Beer Gardens and Dance Halls in Full
BIast--ChOlera Record.
HAMBURG, Oct 10.-For the first time
since the plague broke out this city has
resumed its usual appearance. Music in
the streets has been permitted since yes
terday noon and dancing in the dance
halls began last evening Everybody ex-
cept the unemployed has been in the beer
gardens or on the promenades and the
attendance at church services is again
falling to its normal size.
Up to last night $500, 900 marks had
been contributed to the relief fund.
Several persons have been caught collect
ing money ostensibly for the relief fund,
by solicitations from house to house.
They have been imprisoned for swindling
and warnings against other such collectors
have been issued by the relief committee.
The number of fresh cases yesterday
was 81 of deaths, 7; of burials, 1872. In
Altoona there were five fresh cases and
four deaths.
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A sENsIRLH MuRpERnR.

One of the most sensible things
lately chronicled Of any wrong-doer
comes from California. One Smith
shot his wife and cut his child's throat.
He was arrested and taken by the
Sheriff aboard a train en- route to Jail,
but a posse of citizens boarded the
train, took the prisoner to conve.
nient tree and hung him. Before the
final act he said; Gentlemen, / de-
serve it; did wrong"
It is not always, or even generally,
that subject Of Lynch law passes
sentence OF condemnation upon him.
self. 1t is not always that the guilt OF
the victim is so well established. The
general public viii agree with this
sensible murderer that he deserved
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PREFERENCE FOR VETERANS.

The preference accorded to veteran soldiers
in public employment should be securedto to them
honestly ana without evasion and when capa-
BILE and worthy their claim to the helpful regard |
and gratitude OF their countrymen should be |
ungrudgiugly Acknowledged CleueldRd's let |
ter OF acceptance,
This is Candidate Cleveland talking.
A few years ago President Cleveland |
was acting, He was turning out
Union soldiers and their widows every
week. He was not removing Repub-
lican veterans to give their places to
Democratic ex-soldiers. No; these
latter had as little consideration from
him as their Republican comrades. 1t
was political heelers and exrebels
"who had the call" then. Such
Democratic Generals as Sickles, Slo-
cum, John NJ. Palmer, A. V. Rice,
Durbin Ward, Aquila Wiley, etc,
had very little consideration from the
White House. But one Union soldier
appeared in his Cabinet-though
there wese two Confederate Brigadiers
holding portfolios. The Quartermas'
ter.General of the defunct Southern
Confederacy was hunted up and his
political disabilities removed, in order
10 give him the bierth of Envoy Extra
ordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary
co Austro-Hungary. Daoney H..
Maury, rebel Major-General and a
bitter Secessionist, was given the
Ministry to the United States of Col
Ombia. Ex-rebels of various ranks
were appointed Ministers to Bolivia,
Brazil, Mexico, Persia, Roumania,
and Venezuela; and the same partiality
for those who had borne arms against
the Government was displayed in all
the appointments.
The section of the Revised Statutes
or the united STATES giving preference
to honorably-discharged sol and
sailors Of the Government for all Off
ces and employment was a dead letter
from March A, 1885, to March A, 1880
when Grover Cleveland gave way tC
Benjamin Harrison.
Soldiers, do you propose to dlIotO q
return TO that condition of things
II not, get your Vetoes ready.
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jewish oonclave Postpened.

New YoRK, Oct 10.-The conclave of
Jewish Rabbis which was to have opened
in this city yesterday, has been postponed
for four weeks in obedience to the wish of
Chief Rabbi Joseph, who was besought
by the Western RabDis to postpone it be-
yond the Jewish holidays and the time Of
the Columbus celebration. The date of
the conclave has not yet been decided
upon. The conclave has been called to
discuss the trouble caused by the deter
mination of the reform Rabbis to dispense
with the Abrahamic rite in the case OF
adults received into the Jewish faith.
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DENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.


NOVEMBER 10, 1891.
Trains will leave Shenandoah after the above
date for Wiggan's, Gilberton, Frackville, New
Castle st. Clair, Pottsville, Hamburg, Reading,
Pottstown, Phoenixville, Norristown and Phil
adelphia Broad street station) at 800 and II AS
g, m. and 4:l5.p. m. on week days. For Potts
vile and intermediate stations 9:10 a. m.
SUNDAYS.
For Wiggan's, Gilberton Fraclvine New
and 3:l0 p. M For Hamburg, Reading, Potts
town, Phoenixville, Norristown, Philadelphia
at 500, $40 a. m, $40 p. m.
Trains leave Frackville for Shenandoah at
lO:iO d. m. and 1874, 500. 7:42 and lO;O9 D. m,
sundays, l1:l3a. m. and $40 p, m.
Leave Pottsyille for Shenandoah at l0:l5
ll:4S a. m and 4:40 7;l5 and 9:4L p m. Sundays
at 10:40 a. m. and 5:l5 p. m.
Leave Philadelphia BROAD street station for
Pottsyille and Shenandoah at ; 81 and 35 a m,
10 and 90 p m week days, On Sundays leave
YorlSat 90 05, 40, S5, so, 30, 90 30,
80, il 90, II IA, Il 35 m, II 90 noon Qimited ex-
700 o., co. 90, 90 50, is, i2 ana 10 60 p
m, 12 OF night, Sundays at 20, 4 O5, 4 49, 5 55,
limited 5O) 2s, 20, so, Z 13 and si2 m and
| y OF night. For Sea Girt, Long Branch and in
termediate stations 20 and II IA m, and 90
m weekdays. For Baltimore and Washing
tied express, 30, 346,) Al, 81, 40 p m ~ O3
night. For Freehold only 5 90 p m week days.
For Baltimore only at o. 4 OF, 0S and II 80 p
m. Sundays at 80, 20, 8 10, IL i8 a m, A. 8 81
1 Z 40 p m, ~ O3 night Baltimore only OS, II 30
p m. For Richmond 20 a M 80 p m and IL 0S
| night. Sundays z 20 m, II 03 night,
Trains will leave Harrisburg for Pittsburg
and the West every day at ~ 25 and 10 a m
and Qimited 300 ana 3 40 m. Way for Al
| toona at Is a m and 10 m every day. For
| Pittsburg and Altoona at II 20 a m every day
and 10 20 p IN week days.
Trains will leave Sunbury for Williamsport
| Elmira, Canandaigua, Rochester, Buffalo and
Niagara Falls at 10 m, and l 80 m week
! days, For Elmira ct 80 p m week days. For
Erie and intermediate points at 10 a m daily
| For Lock Haven at 10 and 8 So m daily, So
| and 30 m week days For Remove at ; 10 a
| m, 1 35 and 30 p IN week days and 5 10 m OF
Sundays only. For Kane at 10 m, l 80 p N
| week days.
| @. H. PUGH, ]. r. WOOD,
Gen1 Manager Gen1 Pass'g'r Agt
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rhiladelphla italians celebrate.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 10-The name and
fame of him who gave birth to the
American continent aroused the enthusi-
asm Of Philadelphia's Italian residents
yesterday Parades, professions, floral
and bunting decorations, fantastic liant
erns up on the houses, solemn vespers. an
oration by Father Isoleri and reception
to Chevalier Masiglia, the Italian Consul,
in the hall of the Unones Fratellana,
were features in the programme carried
out by the countrymen of Columbus.
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Appeal in the Coal Combination Case. !

TRENTON, n j., Oct. 10.-The Phila-
delphia & Reading Railroad Company
and the Port Reading Railroad Company
have filed petition of appeal from the
order of the Chancellor granting the in
junction against the coal combine The
petition states that the Central Railroad
Company of New Jersey declines to join
in the appeal and that the Philadelphia
& Reading viii make an application f or
a severance
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct 10.-A dispatch
from Berlin says: Marie Schumann, Of
Philadelphia, aged twenty-five years,
who at seven years of age appeared in
public and danced and played the violin,
has for some years been perfecting her.
self on the violin in LEIPZIG and Berlin
under proficient teachers-Brodsky and
Joachim. In Germany she met with
much success on a concert tour, and
latterly in London at the Crystal Palace
and Covent Garden promenade conc erts.
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endemic Of aIander. Near NorwalL

NoRwALK, Conn, Oct. 10.-Farmers in
New Canaan, Wilton and other small
towns north of this city are disturbed
over the prevalence of CHAMBERS, the dis
ease having broken out in a number Of
stables and many horses being infected.
The humane society AGENTS In Middle
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DAHoMEYANs RETREATlNe.
Defeated with Heavy Loss BY the French
Troops in Duzon Pass.

Defeated With Heavy Loss BY the French
Troops in DuzOn Pass.
PARIS, Oct 10-Colonel Dodds, who is
commanding the expedition against Da-
honey, reports that one of his parties of
skirmishers was attacked on Oct. 6, but
the main body repulsed the enemy, with
heavy losses. The French lost four
Europeans and three natives, and eight
Europeans and fourteen natives were
wounded.
fresh column crossed the Duzon Pass.
The battle lasted for several hours, when
the French were victorious and carried
the intrenchments at the point of the
bayonet. The French total losses were
five killed and twenty wounded.
The Dahomeyans established four lines
of defense, two of which have fallen into
the hands of the French.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-10-10
ALARM IN IRELAND.
Numerous Conventions Soon to be Sum
maned to Discuss Evictions.

Numerous Conventions Soon to be Sum
named to Discuss Evictions.
LONDON, Oct. 10.-'Tt cannot be longer
disguised that the agricultural outlook
in Ireland for the winter is grave" says
O'Connor in the Sunday "Sun."
"This is as true of Ulster as of the
South of Ireland. The increased activity
of evictors thus becomes serious
thing. Landlords cannot in justice be
permitted to exact rent which the people
have not been able to extract from the
land. The people, thus assailed by the
landlords and pinched by nature, ought
TO join together in self defense.
"It is expected thst the Irish party
will shortly summon numerous eonven-
tions throughout the country, at which
the best method of confronting the situa-
tion will be discussed
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-10-10

NEWARK, N. j., Oct 1o-A man
named j. Daily, who was known as Fay
at the Keystone lodging house, where he
has been staying for the past week, died
at the hospital under very suspicious
circumstances, and the p olioe have begun
an investigation When Daily arrived in
this city his head was bandaged, and he
said he had been shot by a negro farm
hand near Martinsburg, w. Va.