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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-17
The Georgetown Team

During the past week the Georgetown College
foot ball team has been materially strengthened
by the addition Of Gately and J. Murphy.
They practice quite faithfully, and Capt. Car
mody is getting all the work possible out OF
them. The FIRST game will probably be with
Princeton next Friday and then a just estimate
may be formed Of what can be expected from
the team. At present they line up as follows
Sullivan or Callaghan; left end. Harley; right
guard. Comerford; right tackle, Mshoney; right
end, Murphy; quarter, Heron; half backs,
Bahen and Csrmody; full back, Gstely. The
signals are at present being explained and
studied. The Reserves scheduled to
play o game next Wednesday with the Capitol
Hill High school.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-17

William A. Barker, wealthy and aged citizen
Of Providence, R. l., was found on the track
near East Greenwich, mutilated and dead.
Game Protector Willett Kidd of Newburg has
sued the American Express Company and the
Rowe and Tremper Steamboat line for carrying
game out Of season, Thomas Cuddeback Of Deer
Park for keeping an eel rack in stream stocked
with trout and j. johnson Of Gillman's, Sullivan
county, for catching trout in trap.
Henry Wstterson, editor Of the Louisville
Courier Journal, has accepted an invitation to
deliver the dedicatory address at the worlds
fair
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-17

THE EVANS DENTAL PARLoRs.
1917 Penn. ave- NV
Do You partial Of artificial teeth with the
old-isshioned plate have you lost several Of your
natural teeth We insert artificial for you by our
system of bridge work and thus avoid the use Of
plate. with all its dscouforts and annoyances Have
you broken of your teeth so that it cannot
be filed. CT have you root in your mouth that may
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its former usefulness by our BEAUTIFUL gold or
porcelain crowns We perform all operations per
tanning to profession Fine gold filings artificial
teeth gold. platina and rubber Extracting with
out pain. au5-3m.
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The Puoson1um
Is q perfect o1sterpisce Of the most trained
skin. for II bears the name OF ''Es,ey, whose
ORGANS are known all over the world. Its q
model of beauty, a triumph Of Organ building
ataultless Reed pipe Substitute for the usual IN
wieldly church music maker Come IN and hear
the melody Of its notes. Tou'i be enrdpttsred
ruth u.
SANDERS &STAYMAN. Piano WarerooIns p34 St
And 15N. Charles St., Baltimore. ocl3-.3n
THE RENOWNED KRAKAUER PIANOS AL so
other makes Of pianos and for sale; prices
l2us G st. Established 1872 Fine tuning and re-
PAIRING. se2T
II ALLET DAVIS UPRIGHT PIANOS-FOR
sweetness. power. artistic finish durability I'M
rvaied wholesale prices and rental pianos for
rent specially. Agency Sll 9th st. n. sei6-3m
TUNING AND REPAIRING. GEORGE ELY
piano maker. tuner and repairer, late eighteen
years with W. G.. Metzerott & Co. Residence. Pei
12th q. sw,, workshop in the rear. Terms reason
able nrst-ciass work pianos vanished and polished
srgans repaired iy2O4.ns
STEINwAY, CHASE. GABLER, BRIGGS PIANol
~ Organs and EoliAnS for sale rent
DROOP5 Music Store
nSO-tr S2o Pa
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PROFESSIONAL

DROP. CLAY IS THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED
this city Has WONDERFUL rrophstic gitt " seooni
sight Reveals hidden mysteries. recovers lost W
Nolen property, brings separated torether. causes
speedy MARI AS~s gives success III basiuess
family troubles, evil nuencss stranyers frorn other
cites ana all IN trouble VIII time ami nonsy bv
coming 70 the right place at once. he succeeds
where others have failed. Convincss rncst skeptirsl
and advertises only what he can do All business con
adential satisfacticn guaranteed. sittinSS SOc
Hours. 9to Open SUNDAYS Residence. 4s9 II 81
bet ~ ana 9th ste. southwest &C 1877
DE SURE TO CONSULT eMMA FX-GtPsY
~ queen ctsrvoyant and sstrologist hss-lpns stu
dent OF occultism G,3 FIRST St ". hours g. p.
m fee. ooc. SndsI sui3 ew'
mr.. BLAIR, 2i2 INDIANA AVE y W, BF-
y tween and SITS. Pest lif~-ltke oicelain teeth
Is to N. lll-htting plates reInodel~d "a Repair
Ing Silver hllings which will not turn black nor
disoolor tie teeth And durable white filings for mont
teeth, boc.. gold filings. o. up. Cleaning. hNr FL
tracing. 2oc. Gas SOC. Open sundays. oclo-ew.
NJ FRANCIS. CARD READER AND TRANCE
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LIST II. Sc. hours from IN. 10 8 .. m sepsl3~s
nR. SARA NJ. wAYCoTTs CELEBRATED
~ cabinet vapor baths; magnetic and electric treat
ment. 1897 q St ocl2-iw'
MRS. ELLSWORTH. CLAIRvoYANT MEpIrM
w and healer. treats all nervous ailments nagnati-
cslly Massage given 1924 9th corner T.. ocl2et'
NINE PERRIN. THE TRuEsT DESTINY
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

Increased freight accommodations snf quick de-
livery from New York an I PHILADELPHIA
Steamers LAKE, aa3 NOSELEY
From 9th St wharf. WASHINGTON. SUNDAY. Mondry
"Wednesday and Friday. At pm,
Telephone call. lkn ocs
NORFOLK AND WASHINGTON sTEAMBoAroo
DAILY LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON. ID. c.
FORTRESS MONROE and
NORFOLK. VA
The new ana powerful Iron Palace Steamer
WASHINGTON AND NORFOLK
Leave Washington daily a. =. m rom foot o;
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road eonDectsOns are made for q. poia,. south ga
southwest
NoRTKBoUND
Leave Norfolk daily stG;lo p ~. Leave yortrvys
. m nsrtdsy.
Ticket. on sale .: 513 oIs 1851 and isei r.an.ys-
" Ask for ticket via the nswuaa
-. JSo cALLsaAs
WARRINGTON STEAMBOAT co. ".IalrEo
w Prom 9TH ct ferry" wharf
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Steamer Arro~smith on MONDAY ana wEpxRA
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special rates for tr.p: 70 the picturssau. Lower 20
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has been in for forty years in this city
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L with the best Of medical references by APPLYING
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DENTISTRY.
IT S. DENTAL ASSOCIATION.
Cor. eth and D sts. nv
The largest organization devoted to high
class dental practice in the world
PLEDGED TO the promotion Of scnntlas
drntistry at moderate prtcsa
See price list in another column. oclo
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New Works. Sym p~thy for Mr.. Breckinridge.
The New York state worlds fair board
hAs given out the following: The New
York board Of general managers. mortified
st the treatment Of Congressman Breckin-
ridge bv the Chicago press, have er-
tended him . cordial invitation 20 attend the
exercises Of the dedication Of their state build
ing At Chicago on saturday, October 20. and
make an address.
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a New sewage system at Old Point Comfort.
Surgeon General Sutherland with Maj. Davis
Of the engineer corps arrived at Old Point Com
fort On Saturday from Washington to arrange
for locating the new sewage system at the post.
AZ one time trouble over non-adoption OF the
system threatened 10 cause the removal Of the
hrEe hotels-
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which the human family esuble,t-dyspepsla coz
stpaton, piles, scrofula rheumatism bronchitis ts
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NINE. DREAMER. GIFTED ENGLISH AND
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w Of Shorthand and Typeyriting 4Ol and 4o7 East
Capitol st eighth year -Oollese halls newly paPersd
and pafnted. Now 10 a good time to Join. Bookkeep-
Ing arithmetic. grammar. correspondence. penman-
ship. spelling short hand typewrting and German
low rates; day and evening sessions. Persons pre-
pared f0I STamna:ions Graduates assisted to posi-
COURT f. WOOD. Z. L. n. Principal.
EDWARD II. HULL. Vice Principal sel2-E
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RAILROADS..
CHrslrEAKE AND ONO RAILWAY.

sCHEpUrE IN EFtFCr JUNK "a ,sp,
Trans leave daily from linton station hi .pa Pa
81 snl ste
TNfC1sh the srand-~t srsns-y IN America xftA ne
a%ncs losi ant mos complete SOLID Train ssrvic.
west from NashinEen
2 o. fsi.v-' Circ'nnst and 81 Iout. L una,sf-
= ig vesnhnlsd. new sdrirred. sl.r,rie -tFht-t
train. vtth dining Pullsn finest .i.splns cara
wsst nston 90 Cincinnati. Indian Apoiis aud Io-is
With IA. chang. srrf~~. Cincinnati loan In
tailarults II 20 81 Louis Is D. m. Clica<o
) ~ IA.
II u .. m. dsGy-The famous p y v iamit.d--
sal,d r-suhne train With tnins fur Ciu rinna.i
CT 0Efcn AMI icu'syi e. arriving 81 cinrinnsr ~
led .n-Hois II y n m CHI ssc 50 a N 81 toal.
1:,s -u.. connecting IN Union d-uot for az points
sFsI " m 1aiiN-fNr~sss for t'ordun~~Lls. Chss-
lctfesN- =, Re- hnlCnl, MANua,lsrc'. stAuuton Nnf
RTE --ral Nir1nia points daily. etc~rt sunday. 70
Re. IN Al
Palm ~ lcgs;ions and ucket, =, Company cnr--
5l3sni iscl Peuua AZ.
% n ", fuller. Gent Passenger AGENT.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-24
RsrIew of Trade.

New YoRK, Septem Der 23.-R. G. Dun &
Co.'s weekly review of trade says the alarm
acout cholera has vanished and trade in
every direction shows all the Improvement
that was expected. The South is little
dull because cotton is low in price and late,
but a little improvement has been seen dur
ing the past week. In few quarters at
the West farmers are holding back wheat
for higher prices so that collections are
retarded. But the general tenor Of
advices is exceedingly favorable. The vol
ume of business continues larger than
wear ago. Collections are exceptionally
good on the whole and although money is
IN actiN and increasing demand at nearly
all points, the supply is ample for alllegtti'
mate needs. Gold exports have ceased,
foreign exchange has declined and the
money market is at present without dis
turbing features At Pittsburg trade is
satisfactory and gradually increasing.
Business at Cleveland is improving In
nearly all departments, especially In cereal
products and in lumber. Pig iron is 1rmer,
some Alabama furnaces advancing the
nrice 25c. Bar iron is slightly easier, some
slackening is seen in plates, and on the
whole the prospects for finished products
"a not quite so favorable. Large sales OF
conner at 111Ic are reported, and lead is
slack at S4lO, with tin steady at ~ Loo.
Coal is active. The business failures dur
inc the last seven days number 2ll, COM
nared with lS2 last week and pa for same
tyaalr last year
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-24

trations the Importance Of labor and
how the tariff laws of our country
worked against the laborers. He
charged the Republican party with leg
iSlating in favor of capital and
against labor. He said, cpl give one
hundred dollars TO any republican who
will name an act OF Congress except one
since che days of Lincoln that was not
Ia favor OF capital" He exhibited
one hundred dollar bill but no voice was
raised to claim it. He said that as
banker, lumberman, or iron manufact-
urer he would be Republican, because
the legislation enacted by the
Republican party has been in favor
of those classes. As a wool
grower, farmer or laborer be would be
a Democrat, because the policy OF the
Democratic party is best suited tOthose
classes. Mr.. Blanchard asked number
OF times TO be allowed TO quit talking,
but cries of ''go on, go on" came from
all parts OF the house, and he continued
till ten minutes past three, having
spoken more than two hours.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-24
NM Reetstsr.

- Tfagr.'i -- -..- -
~ September 23,-The
p,-rv Of the Third Congress
n,.rr.ct met in convention at
q. -4.tav. and proceeded for a
- -re business. IL finally split
i,etfons. one faction endorsing
at-,-,5n of Hon. John ID. Alder
D,--ro~grass. and the other faction
y ,tirr v. A. Gates, Of hana"ha'
/ ,5s slme place. ,..
y Invention was called 70 order at
delegates were present from
to summers, Boone, Fayette
,',-ros BY resolution the conven-
.--.-ri5ad that each county should
sgs3 20 cast ten votes before pro
-gtbe nomination of a candi-
-.s -s- C,,rress. Y. A. Gates, OF ka-
and I. ID. AlderSOn,O of Nicholas,
-emsd. A motion 10 vote by
ia. was adopted. and after some
.g-g the Kauawha delegation re-
5..er.5e by the terms OF the reso-
and withdrew from the conyen-
NJ chairman, secretary and dele
/. from an the counties except ha-
-is assembled in another room and
.1ssd with the call Of counties TO
f,a candidate for Congress. Al
.,o received a majority OF the votes
,r5 he was declared the nominee
.ss PEOPLES party for Congress. The
IMAM Of the convention was made
-.,rsD Of the congressional execu-
,9mmittee, and he was directed to
o,t other members Of the commit
after which the convention ad-
r5s Esnawha delegates nominated
a Gates for Con gress, and also nom
.,s5 county ticket composed OF
-,r Rogers for sheriff, b. w. hrantz
3ANI. Edens, Lafe Hughes and w.
Sly,on for House Of Delegates, Cyrus
n for prosecuting attorney and Peter
,sar for county commissioner.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-24
GERMS OF CHOLERA NEWS.

The Russian authorities are erecting
sanitary stations along the Galician from
tier. Two deaths from cholera were re-
ported 10 the authorities Of the Lubland
district in Poland.
At Paris. NJ Du May. member Of the
Chamber OF Deputies, his wife and child
have been attacked with cholersic disor-
der. II is feared that II is Asiatic cholera.
At Hayre, eight new cases Of cholera and
two deaths from the disease were reported
yesterday, an increase OF four cases and a
decrease OF one death, compared with the
returns for "Wednesday.
Two suspicious deaths, supposed 70 have
been caused by cholera, were reported in
Vienna yesterday.
The steamer Cepheus left Fire Island at
7:l5 O'Clock yesterday morning with the
passengers Of the steamship Wyoming,
who had been held there for some days.
The White Star Steamer Germanic, with
213 saloon passengers, has arrived AL
are well.
Louis Weinhagen, Of No. IL First street,
New York, who was taken sick few
DAYS ago with Asiatic cholera and removed
to the reception hospital, died In that In
stitution al six o'clock yesterday morning.
The ten o'clock bulletin issued by the
Board Of Health reads as follows: mo
cases Of cholera have appeared in this city
since the last bulletin"
The official figures for Hamburg yester-
day places the number Of new cases al l49
and deaths at ~. This also gives 30 new
cases and 20 deaths that have not hereto
fore been reported. The official figures are
far below those given by the newspaper
correspondents here.
On leaving quarantine the passengers Of
the Wyoming, who were being transferred
70 the city by the Cepheus, gave three
groans for Mr.. Jenkins"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-24
Hoo.Ier schooimaster Tragedy.

RICHMOND, IND, September 23.-News
reached here to-day of a terrible tragedy
six miles west OF here. VIM. Euoanks, a
member of the school board in Clark dis
trict, kept the teacher, Theodore F1nnam,
from entering the school house by present
ing a loaded shotgun. Mr.. Finnam called
in the Deputy Sheriff, Eli Walker Eu-
banks was stil angry and resisted arrest.
The sheriff advanced TO take hold of him,
whereupon he leveled the gun and attempt
ed to shoot but was prevented. Euoanks
then drew a revolver out the deputy was
too quick for him, shooting him through
the head. A son Of Eubanks struck the
officer with a corn cutter, wounding him
seriously. Both men are in a critical con-
ditiOn
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-24
NEWSLETS
Interesting Pieces of fTelegraphIc News In
small Space.

The delegates Of the Socialist Labor party
of New York, last night placed in the field
a full municipal ticket. Alexander Jones,
editor of the VOlls ZeituHg is their candi-
date for Mayor
Parties doing business on the reservation
at Fort Monroe, Va. have submitted plans
of sewerage which 1t is thought will oe ac-
ceptable TO the War Departmen and secure
a revocation Of the order 70 close October
/.
Particulars have been received at San
Francisco by the steamer Belgic, from Yo-
kohama, Of q destructive typhoon that
swept over the Kiukiuj Islands. Nearly
five thousand buildings were either de-
stroyed or damaged. Sixty iunks were
wrecked and large number OF sailors who
are missing are supposed 70 have been
drowned.
A dispatch from Vladiyostock reports
the arrival there Of four foreign vessels
which were seized by Russian cruisers on
account of unlawful sealing. A fifth YES
ssIs expected 70 arrive there shortly.
The day train dispatchers on the Bur-
lington road yesterday refused 70 work
with non-union workers.
The national camp Of the Patriotic Or
der Sons Of America has passed al amend
ment to its constitution 70 eliminate the
word white from its constitution This
win admit colored men.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-24
A Music Publishers Combine.

CINCINNATI, o., September ga
great combination OF music publishers
has just been consummated by syndi-
cate Of Cincinnatians which will make
this city the great centre of that busi-
ness for the whole country. The com
olned capital Of the interests involved
will reach five million dollars. The in
terests involved are the John Church
Company, Of this city; New York
house; the Everett Piano Company, Of
Boston; Root & Sons Music Company,
OF Chicago; the Harvard Piano COmpa-
ny, of Boston, and the Royal Manu-
featuring Company, Of this city. These
are to be combined under one manage
ment In this city. The men in this
venture are VIM. II. Hobart, Mr.. Ed
ward Rawson. Mr.. A. Howard Hinkle,
Mr.. Frank A. Lee and VIM. A. Hooper.
The last named gentleman is capital
fcf
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-24
YESTERDAYS BASE BALL CANES

At Plttsburg, tumble by Shugart In the
tenth inning let in the winning run. Pitts
nurg /, Chicago 2; earned, each; errors,
2 ana /: hits, 8 and z; pitchers, Baldwin
and Hutchinson; umpire, Gafney.
At Washington, Washington won easily.
Attendance 737. Washington 2. Brooklyn
2; earned, 2 each: errors, and 3; hits, 10
and 8; pitchers, Meekin and Kennedy; UNI
pire, Enslie.
AT New York, the day was raw and
rainy. Attendance 958. New York z, Bos-
TON o. Earned. none; errors, and 2; bits,
and 8; pitchers. King and Stiyetts; una-
plre, Hornung.
At Cleveland, Cleveland managed 70 pull
out Of an uncertain game In the tenth IN
ming. Cleveland Z, Louisville .. Earned,
! and 8; errors, and 5; hits, u eacn;
pitchers, Clarkson, CuppJ and Sanders
umpire, Snyder.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-24
35l!P?TS BIG MEETING.

!. o''aehard Addresses an Enthusiastic
'se''nS oi Bar boar County People.
q. 4'..sram TO is Rsrlrsr.
liI-PFL w. Va, September "a
y az 4 o'clock to-day, Senator
y. O-.l, Chairman Of the Democrat
.ll'y Executive Committee, called
-'l large and enthusiastic gath
" Barbour Democrats, and in a
--1 becoming manner introduced
,,.tN,er s'lNer Of the day, Hon. John r.
ii,-a'l' Of Michigan, who spoke on
n s'leS OF the times.
n b'l1chard's audience was COM
bs5 Si.'acipall Of Democrats, but scat
.-'OlSnoUt the assembly were
li'a. ~ twenty Republicans. A number
~ Aade up part Of the audience
Say say that Mr.. Blanchard's speeeh
' received is stating the fact too
~ Ills speech was full OF telling
- and good points, and the
|iol',,a,aass was eheered TO the echo a num-
|s ,son,se s'',2ea'ed the idea that all per
cro..-a -.1ia read and study am Sides of
lgfoos 'CHs ~ !, 50 as TO have proper con-
a,Es5 \. me ,ae proper course to pursue.
R,,' - what is property and snswer.
psvslpo..GI pPfty is the result Of mental
/ "a 5,oos., 5,,Ia, laoor or both combined, and
'O''eoed to show By mapy iIIns-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-24
THEY WANTED IN.
Veterans, Not Belonging to the Encamp-
ment, Threaten to Force Their Way Into
the Big Reception.

Veterans, Not Belonging to the Encamp-
ment, Threaten to Force Their Way Into
the Big Reception.
Special 2sLegram 70 tas ksoiSts-.
WASHINGTON, d. c., September 23--
There was promise Of trouble at the
western entrance to the pension build
ing last night. About 1,500 veterans,
not members of the National Encamp-
ment and therefore not entitled to ad-
mission TO the reception, gathered
outside the doorway and threatened
10 force their way In unless they
were permitted to enter peaceaoly'
for a while they were deaf to all reason,
and it was only by a show OF police
strength that an assault was averted.
Colonel Clay and Capt. Edgar did their
utmost to preserve the peace, but find
ing the threats increasing called upon
Gen'l S. S. Burdett, ex-Commander in
Chief. He made a red hot straight
from the shoulder speech and while
he was doing this Colonel Clay
telephoned for all the Immediately
available police force. Additional OIL
GERS arrived in time to add weight to
Gen. Burdett's remarks, but the officers
would have been gobbled up in two min
utes had the mob made break for the
door. The rain came down just then
and in little while the multitude scat
tered.
Men of prominence in the Grand Army
were very much surprised and distressed
at the behavior of their comrades.