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EXCURSIONS TOMORROW.

BETHESDA PARK.-Take Tenleytown cars.
TALIy-Ho Co.cH.-5lI 18th street northwest.
trips 20 Arlington. Soldiers Home and Cabin
John bridge. 10 am. and PIN.
GLEN EcHo.-Take Tenleytovn cars
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| OuR BABr

Was beauty. fair. plump and healthy, But when
two years old SCRoFULA HUMOR spread over her
bead neck and forehead down into her eyes, one great
sore. offensive and dreadful. causing such ITCHING
AND BURNING that We hsd to tie her hands TO pre-
vent scratching. For three years she suffered ter
nbly. The Arst beneficial effect from Hoods sayys-
para was that she bcxan to show more life and have
an appetite. Then the humor soon bssap 70 subside
the ITCHING AND BURNING CEASED. and the
sores entirely healed mn. She 10 psrfscty we'll
and 20 different from before taking
HOODS SARsAPARTLI4A
That abe seems IKE anothsr chtlds L " FRED.
ERICk Danfogtb stsset near Cgssesns eva. Cyprssu
Hill. nroeklyn. y. =.
HOODS PILLS cure 81 nvsr fis, 6iiiooS1s-a.
nausea. sick hssdacho. indis sstinn.
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CITY ITEMS
0Did Won Eyer..,

win sell Won Furniture-Gocd Furniture
q single piece-a Bed Room Sui:e-a parlor
Suite-an outfit for your Timing Room-or
your Library-or viii refurnnh your house
from top to bo:tom-on ''time" at cash prices
JOHN RrpprS, The Accommodated.
1t SIS seventh street Northwest
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darkness pu. an end to play. Scores: Cincin-
natl -: st. Louis. 10; Cincinnati.4; 81. Louis, i.
Shannon. 'the Drockton. Mass.. short stop,
played with Washington on Saturday and re-
ports of his work are good. Richardson played
on third and put up a good game.
HOW THE CLUBS STAND,
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The Takoma Park Gun CInh,

THO H"KUHfH NIX Jun Cub.
The Takoma Park Gun Club held the weekly
shoot" Saturday, the LIST instant The regular
club match of fifteen birds was closely contested
Pruitt and Crenshaw being first with four
teen birds each, McKelden and Carroll second
with twelve birds each. After the regular
match sweepstake shooting was INDUCED in.
The club viii give an ali-tay tournamenton its
grounds Wednesday, the 9Th instant, upon
which occasion all persons interested in trap
shooting are invited.
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SAYS His Wife Deserted Him.

Charl IS jackson, by bill filed by E. NJ Hew-
lett, seeks divorce from Sarah Jackson They
were married in Caroline county. Va, in Octo-
Der. 1876, and came here in 1893, living to.
gether as man and wife for about year. when
he charges she deserted him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-03

National A ssOclatfon Of Democratic Clups
New York City, October 3 to 8.
The Baltimore and Ohio railroad will sell
tickets October and to New York and return
at the rate Of one fare ($6.50) for the round
trip, account Of above meeting. Tickets good
to return within five days.--Adut.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-03

SIMPLE in composition, safe in application
sure in result. MinOt's Dentifriee. the idea
tooth and mouth wash. II never disappoints
ele.nses and sweetens Csc. everywhere.
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$3.50 To New york and Return "a. s

VIA BsLriNOHE AND ONO RAILROAD.
Trains leave Baltimore and Ohio depot 5 and
II % p. m today; >. 10 an. IL noon, 2s4O, 5
and ii - p. m tOmOrrow.-AdUL
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Prime Rib Roast. 1Oc.; Lamb. l2ifc. to f5c.
Veal, IKE. 10 15c.; Sugar-cured Ham, 12ifc.
Bacon. IKE; can Corn. Peas and Tomatoes,
2Sc; Choice Print Butter, Soc; Eggs, Csc.
Drop Us postal order.
ISrERSArIoSAL MARKET, 1901 NV.
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A h.ndsome business letter and properly
balanced account were the souvenirs given TO
their parents by ore hundred and Atty student.
Of srsncsrian Business College Friday ~ evil
Arnees Of sub-;antiL progress during the
nonlh Of September.
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CAnrrr. CIEAYED by the ENTIRE CsRPrr
NoRxs ISL -695 Mass. ave. NV. made moth
roof free Of charge. Telephone 49,
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MISS EMMA AUSTIN has reopened her Dress
making Parlors at 100 Il IT. NV. where she
will De pleased 20 welcome her many customers
Having spent the SIMMER in the CAV capitals Of
Europe. with unusual facilities for studying all
the novelties in the dressmsking art. she Is able
o. guarantee perfect 1T and the very latest ana
moe; fashionable styles Of London, Paris and
Vienna
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-03

$50 More OF Those Fine $3.50
Saxony Wool German Hand knit Jackets. SELL
ing SO rapidly a. q AZ at AUERBAcHs. eth II.
Domestic Pattern and Sewing Machine Rooms.
ocS-6t
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Mrss SArIrE T. GoRRIE begs 10 inform her
friend- and customers that she il no longer with
J. &. Hutchinson. but will be pleased 10 meet
them at Mrs. Il. b. HsKRIsoSs. 1929 st.
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Bargains Seldom Offered.

Bargains seldom Offered.
Singer Machines at SIS.
Domestic Machines al $40.
New Home Machines At SI2
l W. w.. No. 9. as good ~ rev. at $50.
These machines are all guaranteed and if not
entirely satisfactory can be returned within 81
days. WV. SrrERrrISa.
1851 Pennsylvania ave- NV
Sole Agent, d. c.. for the Celebrated House
hold" Sewing Machine. oc3-2t
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holdings and Interior limiting and Decorating
20 to r W. HENDERsOs's
Ills T St NV
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ATTENTION Il called to the sale Of comforts-
Ole dwelling house No. $50 New York avenue
north wost, to take place tomorrow afternoon Ct
. o'clock Conveniently located near business
conter. Bee adyt.
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LECTURES.

7 ANGUAGEs. FREE LECTURE AND DEBATE.
- soS ST. ?. W. Thursday; October q. = p m. by
frof. Gailard Officer d Academic author Of q new
and entirely original method: the only one decorated
BY the French minister 81 public Instructions Prac
tical proofs given that the system is speedy educs
tiond am fascinating. All. and especially tea-hers,
cIrdislly invited. seti,m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-03
SILKS AT SHusrERs.

AS THIS SEASON Is TO BIZ A GREAT
SILK SEASON WE HAVE ACTED
PROMPTLY AND PLACED ON our
COUNTERS ONE OF THE LARGEST AND
MOST ATTRACTIVE STOCKS OF SILKS TO
BE FOUND IN THE CITY. BOTH FROM
THE MARKETS AT HOME AND ABROAD.
COMPRISING ALL THE NEW AND LATEST
EFFECTS IN NOVELTIES; ALSO A SUPERB
LINE OF BLACK AND coLoRfD silks
SUITABLE FOR BOTH STREET Asp
EVENING WEAR. WE CORDIALLY IN.
WIFE ALL AND FEEL CONFIDENT THAT
AN INSPECTION OF OUR LARGE AND
VARIED STOCK WILL BEAR OUT ouR
ASSERTION. AMONG THE MANY Few
wEAvEs TO BE HAD ARE FArr.LEa.
BENGALINEs. ARMoUREs. RHADENAa
MARvELEAUx. DUCHESS. cHAN0EABLR
BENGALINEs. PLAIN AND FANCY EY.
FEcTs IN GLAcIE. TAFFETAs AND PEAu
DE SOLE. CREPE DE CHINE. cHANoEABLR
vELvETs. AND A HOST OF OTHER BEAU
TrFUL DESIGNS IN silks. We HAVE
MARKED THESE GOODS AT Such PRIcxs
THAT WILL READILY CONVINCE TIN
PUEBLO THAT THEY ARE BARoArxa
NOW A WORD IN RELATION 10 oUR
WOODEN DEPARTMENT THE oOop0
ARE ALL FRESH AND pEsrRADIE. IN
GLIDING ALL THE NEW wEAyEs BorI
IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FABRIcG
BENGALINEs. JAcQUARDEINs, ALI.
GATOR CLOTHS. BoTE FANCY AND
PLAIN. PLArDs IN GREAT vARIErY.
AND AN ELEGANT sTo-K OF FANcR
DRESS PATTERNS. ALL AT CoRRRo4
PRICES. =
v. n. sHUsTER Soma
el1 PENN. AYR NV.
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SrxcrH ron TrrsnAr

vrRr Bxsr ARTICLES FOR LrScH.-1rwin 8
Het Baked Beans and Brown Bread 1917 14th-
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Sc 80 to New York and Return, SO 20.
Tickets good on all Royal Blue line trains Of
today and tomorrow.-Adrt.
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National A..oeiatiou Of Democratic Clubs,
NV lORK CfIY, OcTOBKK 3 TO D.
Delegates and others desiring TO visit New
fork city on occasion OF National Association Of
Dcmoeratic Clubs requested to call ON Mr.
q. L. Kirk. SIG Louisiana avenue northwest
large party will leave tonight via Pennsyi-
wanna railroad Of II 95.-AdrI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-03

PnMrR's FALL AND WINTER OPENING or
FnlscH AND ESsLIsa MINIMIZING will
display tomorrow TUESDAY our first fall and
winter importation OF French and English Hats
and Bonnets. selected personally by Madame J..
p. PALMER, nov in Europe.
PALMER. Importer. 1l07 F ct.
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Dr. s. D. Hicks. late with Messrs. Queen a
Co. PHILADELPHIA. has arranged to be at u. n.
Walfords Az Penna- ave.. every Thursday.
Friday and saturday. and will make no charge
to determine if YOUR sight may be improved. Sat-
isfaction guaranteed. lts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-03

Mr.. Thomas G. Seabrooke and his comic
opera company travel in style. They arrived
in Washington last evening, having come from
Pittsburg by special train consisting Of two
baggage cars, two coaches and q Pullman
sleeper. There are about eighty Of them and
they will all appear in The Isle Of Champagne"
at Absughs tonight. Several photographs Of
the train, which was gaily decorated, were
taken by the railroad officials during brief
stopPage at Harper's Ferry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-03

Zoe. Royal Headache Powders.
Headaches cured while you wait" Druggists
aUl2
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$3.50 to New York and Return, % 80.
Tickets good on all Royal Blue line trains Of
today and tomorrow.-AdcL
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$3.50 To New York and Return.

On account OF meeting of National Associa-
ton of Democrat Clubs. October to 5, the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad will sell excursion
tickets to New York good on and 1880 pm.
trains Of today and all Royal Blue line trains OF
tomorrow at the low rate Of one fare.-Adrt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-03

sc so 10 New York and Return. sc so.
Tickets good on al Royal Blue line trains OF
today and tomorrow-Adut
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Whites Yucstan Gum. the original pep
permin. favored gum. is grea; aid to diges-
ton and immediately relieves the distressing
pain of heartburn oc3-6t
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How Arc Your Ewes ?

The prudent always have DR.. Balls Cough
Syrup on hand. II is invaluable.
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CArARRH. ASTHMA. DEArxRss.-Dr Lifhfhil1
can be consulted from to - and 4 TO as his
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Heller. 30 eth st. NV. is making sos-
cialty in Ladies and Chiliren's Hair Cutting
ana Shampooing; also cures Dzndraff. my20-tr
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None Name IL But to Praise.
Wheeler Wilson's New High Arm MOI
marvel OF ligntness and sSiftness.
JAZZ 0ffee 437 9sh IT. NV
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Rrr.rsorn's Ice CREAM. 2s5 G st. NV.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

The Weather.
FORECAST TILL p. u. TUESDAY.
For the District Of Columbia. Maryland and
Virgins, generally fair, warmer, west winds.
CONDITION on THE WATER
Temperature and condition Of water q. 8
an: Great Falls, tsmperature. SO, condition.
o. Receiving reservoir, temperature. SIS. Con-
dition st north connection. SO; condition ut
south connection. "a: distributing reservoir.
temperature. So; condition at inhusnt gate
house. Sc: efiuent gate house, Sc.
High tide. Low tide.
ass an 5:27p pm. I1:95am- Midnight
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pANoRAMA

Who received ss wound, in the battle s.iA
Mr. ALLAN DE G. MUELLER. INSTRUCTOR
N Of dancing and deportm-nt II the Z. =. Nsva.
PrafessSrs 9; Dsncing vii reopen his ci.sses for
season iSS-S3 MEDSEsDAf, October 5, at q and q
O'clock p m. Circulars ct the scsdsuiy Nssone
Hall. 9th and r sts NV. ~i- Inns
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Extra Heavy Bicdched Canton Flannel. S4C
Sheefing-Pfllow Case kachec and Cnbleached
Cottons-all grades and prices.
100 PAIRS
VI strictly All-wool Blanke.s-white, with
fancy borders; red with black borders
and navy blue. with black borders
guarantee goes with every one sold DO IN
Worth Is. CO.
We carry an immense line Of Bed Covering from the
cheapest to the lest
Every departm. mt We run is very complete and we
nave great many to look after.
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Mt. VERNON. TOMB OF WASHINGTON
WASHINGTON. ALEXANDRIA AND MT VERNON
ELECTRIC RAILWAY COMPANY.
Picturesque and Beautiful Route.
New and Magnificent Cars now running daily from
ALEAASpRlA direct 70 the Gate Of the MANSION.
Opportunitv to visit CHRIST CHrRCH, MAR
SHALL HoTSt. BkApDoCK HOUSE and other
places of historic interest in ALEXANDRIA.
Take ferry steamers foot Of 7th ST. Special excur-
sion ticket 30c. entire round trip.
Connecting also with trains Of Pennsylvania rail-
road st Alexandra. Take 9th street depot.
In Difference 10 the wishes of the Ladies' Mt Vernon
Association cars stop on SUNDAY at Little Hunting
creek, mile this side Of MI Vernon the grounds
being closed on that day.
$3.50 F. A. REED. supt.
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EXCURSIONS. &c.
A UrUMN SCHEDULE TO MT. VERNON.

A UTUMN SCHEDULE TO MI. VERNON.
ee-Our steamers have the exclusive privilege Of
sn-ing At MOUNT VERNON. Our tckets include
edIuisston 70 the mansion and grounds az MOUNT
VEL NON.-GA
DON'T LOS THE DAY.
But co To MOUNT VERNON
IN the steamer McAlester a. 10 m. daily, encetf
sunday. reachinc The iiy b. .. % p. IN. Handsome
care ou tie steamer. City prices
he fare for round trip is - including admis-
son 20 tie mansion and grounds Of Mount Vernon.
Children 20 cents.
O. To MOUNT VERNON TODAY
On The lannon's d. Tue PotnIaac, past Alexandria.
Fort Foote and Fort Washington
esoCR TlCkETS INCLUDE ADMISSION TO
THE MANSroS AND GROUNDS OF
NOUN VERNON aR
Steamer Manchester TO river iandin~ far down as
Glymont daily exert Sunday at 10 a. m dai Y
Fr-ixilts aud pass Myers
THE MOUNT vERNoN AND MARSHALL HALL
STEAMBOAT COMPANY oc3 BIN
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Elixir Babek cures all malarial disease,
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Use use use u uss use use use -
use use use Use use use use
use use use use use use use >
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-15
WELLS CONVICTED.
A Smooth Swind1er Found Guilty o.
Forgery.

A Smooth swindIer Found Guilty of
Forgery.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 4.-James E.
Wells, who has been On trial for some
time past on the charge Of forgery, was
convicted this morning. The charge
was connected with a sensational case
which occurred a number of months
ago, in which several persons, by means
of false impersonation by Mrs. Gilbert,
alias Ollie Hutchins, secured loan on
some real estate belonging to Miss
Dick.
A woman calling herself Miss Emma
Dick, accompanied by Wells and man
named Pitcher, went before a notary
here, and the woman swore she was the
owner of certain property here which
she desired to sell. The notary attested
her signature, and the property was
sold for $4,000. Some time after, it was
discovered that the sale was fraudulent,
as the woman was not Miss
Dick, the real owner of the property.
For two years no trace of the forgers
could be found, but finally woman
named Ollie Hutchins, or Mrs. Gilbert,
was arrested in the state of Washington,
aud confessed the crime, duplicating
Wells and Pitcher. The two men were
arrested, but Pitcher, when taken before
the chief of police, took poison and
dropped dead.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-15
DEDICATION EXERCISES.
There Will Be Room for 100000 In the
Manufactures Building.

There Will Be Room for 100000 In the
Manufactures Building.
CHICAGO, Oct. 14.-The accommoda-
tions for the vast crowds that will as
BILE at the worlds fair dedication exerv
cises. in the collosal etructnrs knows ~
the manufactures building, are rapidly
nearing completion. There will be seat
ing capacity for 10000 persons, with
scarcely one-third of the building occu-
pied for the purpose, go that nearly
100000 people will find rooms in the
aisles and other parts of the structure.
Forty-seven carloads of new chairs for
the spectators have arrived. Electric
light facilities, consisting of $50 arc
lamps of 2000-candle power each, were
being suspended this afternoon from the
massive roof. Down town the streets
were full of wagons loaded with decorat-
ing material.
THE DEDICATORY BALL.
The committee which has charge of
the arrangements OF the dedicatory ball
held meeting at General Miles Office
this afternoon, and decided to sell no
more tickets for admission. Three thou
sand have been sold already, and that
being the limit fixed, people who have
received invitations and failed to pur.
chase admission checks before today,
cannot attend. "A serious omission of
the committee is failure to invite the
members of the government board of
control of the fair to attend the ball.
The officers OF the state worlds fai, boards
also have been overlooked by the COM
mittee. The unfortunates, if not other
wise provided for, have recourse to the
military ball, of which Col. Henry Tur-
ner is the presiding genius, and at which
the attendance will be 10000.
BIG PRICES FOR WINDOWS AND ROOMS.
All along Michigan avenue, windows
are being offered for rent, for the day OF
theeparade, at astounding prices. With
few exceptions, the hotel keepers are
not taking advantage of the demand for
accommodations to raise rates. How.
ever, to the disgust of the reception
committee. one of the largest hotels has
taken advantage of the situation, and is
charging exorbitant prices for accommo
dations, with four beds in room.
ILLINOIS TROOPS WILL TAKE PART.
After much talk it is finally de-
termined that the Illinois ma
tional guard will take part in
the great parade next Friday. The di-
rectors of the fair determined to ad.
vance the necessary money for the
transportation of the men from the
different points in the state, and will
trust to luck to get ii. back from the next
| legislature.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-15
CRUISE OF A SLAVE SHIP.
THE MONTsERRAT's QUESTIONABLE
VOCATION.
Gilbert Islanders Kidnapped and Sold
Into Slavery in Guatema1a-Gross
Deception Practiced on
the Natives.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 14.-The Exami-
ner tomorrow will contain lengthy &C.
count OF the cruise of the steamer Mont
serrat, which arrived here Thursday
from San Jose de Guatemala, after hav-
ing landed in Guatemalan ports 3S8 ma
tives of the Gilbert islands, who
were delivered to wealthy plantation
owners of Central America under con-
tract to become laborers there for a
term of five years. The account is writ
ten by an Examiner reporter, who left
here on the Montserrat in April, last,
in the guise of aeailor, and accompanied
her on her entire voyage. The ac-
count declares that the Mont
serrat was a slave ship; that
the natives were sold in
Guatemala for $100 head, the amount
being taken in the guise of "passage
money" 1t states that the steamer
visited number of places in the Gilbert
group, and shows that the most ques-
tionable methods were resorted to to
get the natives aboard. In number
of cases young lads were induced
to go aboard the steamer, and fright
X S1At<1sA tAA Ekf1sxf14 ~ CVhbhaSt3 anu buGL
their parents and older relatives, mo-
being willing to part with them, would
60 aboard also. A number of old ano
decrepit men and women and young
children were among those secured. Upon
arrival at Guatemala the plantation
owners would sometimes demur at pay.
ing for such helpless labor, and these
victims would then be presented to them
in consideration of their paying
for the more able-bodied ones. The
manager OF the expedition was W. H
Ferguson, who was also connected
with another alleged slave ship
the ill-fated Tahiti, which sunk
with 400 Gilbert islanders aboard,
The account states that during the visit
of the Montserrat to the islands, Fer.
guson deceived the islanders as to the
fate of their countrymen on the Tahiti
and told them they were safely landed
in Mexico and were enjoying great pros
perity.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-15
USED RED PEPPER.
How Little Girls Were Punished for
Singing Popular Song.

How Little Girls Were Punished for
Singing a Popular Song.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 14.-The trustees
of the Boys and Girls Aid society met
today to investigate the charges that
Superintendent Heap had forced three
little girls to take red pepper for singing
a popular song. A communication was
received from Mr.. Heap admitting the
truth of the charges, and ten
dering his resignation. The trustees
adopted resolutions, stating that Heap
had acted unwisely in his method OF
punishment, but acquitting him of any
intention of cruelty. The trustees for
bid such punishment in the future, and
will take the resignation under advise.
ment, with the understanding that such
action will be taken in the near future
as will be for the best interests Of the so.
ciety.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-15
QUINN SHOT HIMSELF.
A Bibulous Horse Trainer Commits g
eide After a spree.

A Bibulous Horse Trainer Commits Sui
eide After a spree.
SACRAMENTO, Oct. 14.-Early this even
ing William Quinn, horse trainer,
went into Flohr's gunstore, and, after
conversing pleasantly few minutes,
bought pistol, which he had loaded.
He fitted it into his breast pocket, then
took it out, and, placing the muzzle
against his head, pulled the trigger.
The bullet entered his brain, and Quinn
dropped dead. The deceased had been
drinking hard for several days, but was
sober at the time of the shooting. He
has no relatives here. He was man
about 60 years of age.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-15
A Mountain of Zinc.

Ell PAso, Tex. Oct. IA A mountain
of carbonate of zinc has been discovered
near Hillsboro, N. NJ, the ore of which
is worth about $35 per ton in the mar
kets of St. Louis and Joplin, Mo. For
years the ore was thought to be lead,
but recent assays determine zinc indica-
tions, and the veins already developed
cover over 800 acres of ground.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-15
sympathy for strikers,

COLUMBUS, o., Oct. IA The striking
Big Four switchmen have received as
surance that the men at other points
will strike unless their demands are
complied with; alec that the switchmen
on the Pennsylvania and Baltimore and
Ohio lines have given notice to the
same effect. 1t looks as if big strike
was imminent.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-15
Eleven Mine Victims.

sHAMoKIN, Pa, Oct. 14.-The number
of men killed and injured by the explo-
sion of gas in the Sterling Run colliery,
is IL. Of these, five are dead and the
others are so badly burned and mutilated
that there are email hopes OF the re-
covery of any of them. The last OF
them were brought to the surface this
morning.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-15
A GIadstoniao Defeat.

LONDON, Oct. 1.-THE election to fill
vacancy for Cirencester division Of
Gloucestershire, in the house of COM
mons, caused by the death of Arthur
Winterbotham (Gladstonian), resulted
IN the election of w. 7. G. Master Con
servative). This will reduce Gladstone's
majority to 49,. Master won by ma
iority Of only three.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-15
A Bold Robbery.

SAN JOSE, Oct. AS. Shirley, resid-
ing on Empire street, between Sixth
and Seventh, was called from his resi-
dence this evening by an unknown man,
and on arriving at the front gate, was
robbed of his watch and empty pocket
book. There is no clue as to the robber.