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EVANSVILLE MATTERS.
Voters Names Stricken From the List
Notes From the County.


Notes From the County.
Correspondence of The Evening Star.
HYArTsvILLE, Md, October 10, 1892
Golden Rule Lodge, No. As, I. o. NJ, met at
Mechanics Hall last night and conferred the
third degree upon Messrs. W. Brooke Hunter
and J. s. Brookbank. After the transaction of
routine business refreshments in the shape Of
oysters and coffee were served.
Gospel services will be continued each night
this week at the Methodist Church in Bladens-
burg. DIR. Elliott of Dumbarton Church and
Presiding Elder Nayior are announced to
preach.
Two young men became involved in quarrel
at the station last Sunday night and exchanged
several blows before they were separated.
The following names have been stricken from
the lists of qualified voters of Bladensburg dis
trict: Chas E. Athey, John r. Anderson, H.
p. Baker, Thos. Brooke, VIM. E. Blunden, E. D.
Buck, Geo. W. Briscoe. John L. Barnes, Jos. B.
Dean, Alex. Green, Geo. w. Downey, Fred.
Prelle, August c. Shipped, VIM. johnson, Geo.
". Woodward, A. E. Steel, Arthur Greenleaf.
Philip Hicks James Holmes, Lewis Holmes,
W. Egleston. Chas Minor, Alex. Holland, VIM.
Davis, John Moss, Chas. A. Manning, L. Welsh,
John r. Shiel, Thos n. Conrad, Thos. N. Con-
rad, IT., VIM. W. jackson. H. A. Norton, II. W.
Norton. r. P. Evans, Josiah Herbert, John T.
Smell, Harry b. Ross, Dennis Green, Z. l..
Coriwn, Jas. H. Jones, John /. Jones, A. Hunt
ger, A. P. Berry, J. NJ. Grayson, A. p. Higden,
]. ID. Hurd, Oscar Jackson. James 8. Scotland,
Allen Maloney, R. Z. Redding, Geo. W. Wise,
John Calhone. Geo. W. Channey. Henry Wallis,
VIM. c. c. Stokes, Theo. F. Browning, c. L.
Compton, John 7. Barnes, VIM. McFsrlane, Geo.
NJ. Wise.
A general meeting Of the Hyattsville Ath-
letic Club has been called for next Saturday
night, and supper will be served on the oc-
casion in order to revive interest in the organ
ization.
A colored boy was chased by bull last Sat-
urday while crossing pasture near Landover,
and was compelled to climb tree to avoid the
horns of the angry animal.
DIR. Alfred H. Wells has gone on brief visit
to relatives in Baltimore.
Rev. and Mrs. s. NJ. Webb Of Providence, r.
l., are visiting their son, Geo. Fl. Webb.
Rev. Mr.. Dudley, who has been filling the
pulpit of st. Marks Church at Beltsville during
the summer months, will sail for Europe to-
morrow in order to complete his course in the
ology. When this is done he will return and
take charge of Mount Zion parish.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson have moved into Miss
Rachel Lewin's new house at the corner Of Lit
tletield and Wine avenues.
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Valuable Baltimore Land Claimed.

4 suit for the recovery Of Q large amount Of
|Xnd valued at several millions Of dollars, lying
in and near Baltimore will probably soon be
Instituted in that city. Mr.. Alexander Craw-
ford Chenoweth IL the principal mover in the
case. He Is engineer in charge Of the Croton
aaueduct and his wife Is daughter Of ex-Mayor
Fernando Wood Of New York city. Mr. Cheno-
weth IL one Of the heirs Of the late William Crom-
well Of Maryland, and claims that the property
was Leased in 1880 for ninety-nine years. and
that the lease has now expired The most val
liable part Of the property Is South Canton,
lying on the Pstapsco. The suit is Of local in
terest ina>much a. q branch of the Chenoveth
family II located in this city. There are about
thirty heirs to the property, for which suit viii
be brought
Patience Cromwell, third child OF William
Cromwell. became the wife Of John Chenoweth
Of Rock Hall, Va. The great grandfather Of
Patience first cousin Of Oliver Cromwell,
the protector. In 1883 William Cromwell
obtained from the third Lord Baltimore q part
Of the land now claimed by the heirs of
Patience Chenoveth, which includes, besides
South Canton. 100 acres known a. Duncan's
Chance and $40 acres known as Huckleberry
Forest
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National Amateur Oarsmen.

An important meeting Of the National Asso-
citation Of Amsteur Oarsmen was held in New
York city on Saturday night. The delegates
present were H. W. Garfield, Albany, NY; H.
Hinchman. Philadelphia, Pa; Walter Stimp-
son, Cambridge, Mass; A.. r. Sweet, Pawtucket,
RI; George d. Phillips, New York Athletic
Club; r. H. Pelton, Seawanhaka Boat Club;
Fred. Fortmyer, Manhattan Athletic Club; j..
F. Huneker, Schuylkill Navy &C, and Oscar p.
Schmidt, Washington, DC.
A communication was read from the world
fair commission offering the association IS 900
to hold the national aquatic championship races
of 1898 in Chicago. 1t was decided to defer
action in the selection Of choice for the races
until the next meeting, to be held on January
Il
The regatta committee reported in favor Of
turn races, but to have stakes $50 feet apart in
stead of rs feet, SO as to avoid fouling.
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why Mr. Cleveland win Not Attend.

$50 'N.fHA> - a. pPf VI eA-frcslucnb We've
lAnds letter declining the invitation TO attend
the dedication ceremonies Of the Columbian ex-
position:
NEw YoRK. October IS, 1892
Edward c. CnlP, Secretary. &c:
Nv Dear Sir: Nv response 20 your courteous
aWitstion to attend the dedication ceremonies
of7sAe worlds Columbian exposition has been
long cI-layed-
l sloo "a be very glad 10 be present on this
intsreuns occasion and thus show my appreci-
a'ioE OF W i'm pqFsanee. n I could do so solely
- an ef-frJsidSBt Of tho United States am
sure; ho~efer. taAt this Is impossible. and ! am
unSning 70 undertake the trip, which from be-
ginning 70 end, despite all efforts on NV part
Wonid Do r-gArdsd - political tour made BY a
eAndadA,s for the presidency. Ny general
AVERSION ~ such trip Is Overwhelmingly in
creased " this particular instance when re-
cal ne Affective dispensation which detained at
the oed.ide Of his sick wife another candidate
for the presidency.
haze thus frankly stated the reasons uhich
eonstr<in me " forego the satisfaction hich
me acceptance Of your invitation would other
Vie Afford NE. lhoPe In the light Of . con-
ods:sss and sympathetio sentiment, which
oagis 10 Be felt BY all our people. that these
esn4der~tions viii be deemed abundant justih-
snfan Of my action.
ye1rs, very truly,
GRoyER CLEyELAND.
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Wf11s EffaA

The viii Of the Late Warren Jesse Lown, fled
yesterday, h on a printed form. dated May l.,
issS, and Is in the following words: my chill
dren all my possessions"
The Will OF Margaret Leavy OF Kentucky
makes her daughter, Cary Ann Bone, exec
'Itrix and trustee. and leaves to her part
10, II. square SIT CNo. IL 5th street south
est, with her household goods and personal
enectS II directs that a home and support
be provided for her husband and leaves one
granddaughter siOO and another granddaughter
ESQ
The viii % the late Margaret wylie was also
Med She leaves her estate to her daughters,
Elizabeth PenIland and Mary A. Mcbride.
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THE COURTS.

CounT II GENERAL TERx-Chief Justice Bing-
ham and Judges Hdqner and James.
iestepday-L ulley agt. Morgan: judgment re-
versed-opinion by Justice Hsgner. Moses
agt- Fits; two cases.; notice to plaintiff di-
rected in ia and motion overruled in 204.
Estate Of o. p. II. Clarke; motion to docket
and dismiss denied-opinion by chief justice.
Gleeson agt Virginia Midland Railroad Com
pany; motion TO dismiss appeal overruled. In
re john Pinkney, habeas corpus; death sug-
gested and appeal dismissed.
J. T. u. Grain OF Maryland. on motion of
+. d. T. Brady, and Bates Warren Of Alabama,
on motion OF Mr.. J. J. Darlington, were ad-
nitted 10 the bar.
In re Michael Sullivan, habeas corpus; on
hearing.
District Attorney Cole presented resolutions
Of the bar meeting in respect TO the death OF
Linden Kent, and they were ordered to be en-
tered in the proceedings.
EQurrY CoURr-yudge Bradley.
Yesterday-Flynne agt. Fynne; testimony be-
fore NJ. n. Richardson, examiner, ordered
taken. Webster agt. Butler; dismissal Of bill
as 20 Butler. Robey agt. Robey; sale ratified
nisi In Annie E. Ervan and Ellen Tillman
writs de lunatico issued.
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Convicted Of Assault.

benjamin Wayne. eolored. Was convicted Of
assault and battery in the Criminal Court yes
trdAy.
lie Ws- charged with an assault and battery
9TH intent 20 kill William Terry by cutting
An In the arm and breast Terry claimed that
When a, 2l-t and y streets Wayne came up to
him and cut him. Wayne claimed that he was
1Iking with two girls. when Terry and Griffin
bnrke came up. and Terry saying. ''shall do
Vim came mp 20 him. and that he then used
dc knife in self-defen.e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-18
$50, 900 Troops in Thirty Hours.

Incidental to the war furry occasioned by the
Chilean affair officers of the various railroads
received communications from government
officials asking information relative to the
movement Of troops in large bodies. Secretary
Elkins has received letter from ]. T. Odell,
general manager Of the Baltimore and Ohio
road, stating that since the G. A. r. encamp-
ment here he was able to reply to tie inquiry.
The four trunk lines, he says, can move from
the interior to the coast, taking the mean
hours, together with their Necessary equipment,
horses, &C., and supplies. At ths< same time,
he says, these roads can move enough CONNER
cial supplies as not to affect the general bus
insss Of the country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-18
sued for Islander.

r. c. Mangum a Co. have filed suit against
Maurice n. FLYNN for $4,000 damages for
Islander. in having said Of and concerning them
On June 4 last: The firm Is liable TO 20 under
~ any moment and you will be obliged to get
somebody else % do your work"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-18

Que Of the largest political meetings Of the
campaign was held in the Academy Of Music,
Philadelphia, Saturday night, under the aus
pices Of the Young Mems Democratic Associ-
alton Of that city, who had invited Wayne Mac
veagh, formerly Attorney General under Pres
ident Garfelds administration, to address tbs
public in reply to Senator shsrmau's recent
speech and TO explain his reason for abandon
ing the republican party.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-18
PIANOS AND ORGANS.

SEVERAL NEW PIANOS OF SUCH MAKE As
- ",s,nsr fesse ed also used piano. Of
ind fsr trss.msnt At K1RNg FIX fM fiyme oF
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at Cumberland Park, Nashville. The worlds
record was broken, the race record for year
hngs being reduced below 230 and the rscs
record for two-yeAr-olds being now 2l61,
made BY Silicon
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EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON.
IN wAShINGTON,
COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.

THE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.
Re Re 6cc ciIsg School Open. s.p.snSs e
he Hsdesi School. ope1s septs|osr %
rs ssiesss SCHOOL 9PsS: SssoS:f
For es'. ssSsFS e WILLING rs.s.o.
s.1 oeESss ssASS SRSIIssE asEEIsrsr
sss sa:s s:s:ss
E: s'' %RfIf fsss e q: q
tHR 1e oeo
shop fpsaS4s ss 1o ~ 3,
ESUsa sa:s1 pS Ss Pat.ns
Ts4s n' Ssn,sa. ana
Hf99HNsa thstrserips apd Projections PROF. HARRY
ARcHITEoTURAL COURSES. -Elem.us.ry ana
.pscsiSs nd ss .Ss Co.. Mss.. fss
1V;i.';eos In xrchissosars Prof FsxN6iss K
cs
cstions L.Scrstory and Stop %ori. oonsruetion Of
ssa e &c LEVEL Rf'd si' g. :s
& e. sss
fkAS SSc'R: EsseR'iys cSurss in Designing Prof
DEpARTMENT OF PHYSICS. Genera, Physics,
sSll u
Z LEWIS. 3, g.. f 1ssacs.or General Astronomy
rh % ,nsyy e rSs
THE Law SCHOOL
Has two years and three years course Of study
and ;nses u Il VHnss & Ne
United states supreme Court; the Hon wILLIAMA
MkURY. Ii. D.. Assistant Attorney General OF the
United Ststss; Judge WALTER 8. Cox. Ii. D. and
yudxe ANDREW c. BRADLEY Of the Supreme
Court Of the District Of Columbia; Prof a. ri EN-
MOTT Of John Hopkins University the Hon. WILL
ina RksRMTo q 3 scGqn9m,,s0nss o. Patents
fuSSIfTTsT I 3 WTyQRTH1NSST3oE II p MILAN
IL. NJ. Of the bar Of washington. " '"''-''oN'
The school has an undergraduate and a graduate
Prot. WIN, @; JOHNSON. the Judge Of the moot
court, WILL during the whole year, conduct quEzng
classes composed OF all students In the UNDERGRADUATE
department. that by his catechetcal analysis the
teachings OF both lectures and text books may be inn
pressed upon the memories Of the pupils.
The school is now open.
Lectures begin At O'Clock o. M
~ For catalogues apply to the registrar, Mr. H. @
HoDGkINS. at the University. cor. 18th and SITS. ,
oci0 JAMES c. YELLING. President.
WOOD's COMMERCIAL COLLEGE AND SCHOOL
w Of shorthan and Typswriting 4Oi and 4O7 East
Capitol ct eighth ear-Colege halls newly papered
end painted. Now is q good time to Join. BooEfsep-
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low rates. day and evening sessions. Persons pre-
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rnw.pn COURT =. WOOD, 1; L M. Principal.
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ular preparation In one bottle and colorS evenly
brovn or black. Any person can easi'y apply II
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Schedule IN eject Hsy q, 49,
Leave Washington from station eorpsr d Nsvs s,,v
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Bafst fsrlor Oars on all a::y trains.
aSnns Pu9s ss r%: :, sgs :sc
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EDUCATION FOR REAL LIFE
~ THE sPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE,

INDUCAT1ON FOR REAL LTFE.
~ THE sPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE
National Banh Of the Republic building. 9TH and
Dn.w,
Twenty Eighth scholastic year begins Thursday Sep
tember 1892 Day and night sessions. Five depart
rapid Writing md training for the civil services Pre-
spencsftap Rapid writing Shorthand and TypeWri{..
ite. Architectural and Mechanical Drawing corps OF
ten thoroughly trained teachers; central location
Spacious, brilliantly lighted. newly improved hand
some halls and class rooms services a graduates
ton With cheap schools once open every business
annual announcement containing full information
address Mra SARA A. SPENCER,
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RAILROADS..
CHrsApEAKn AND ONO RAILWAY.

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MILE: v. PRUD'HOMME. FRENCH TEACHER
A 3O7 d st. NV. term Of nine weeks %; class for
the season reopens Oct 3; i've months eI0; pGlvate
lessons desired. se2-tnlls
ERIENDs SELECT SCHOOL, AN ELEMENTARY
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Starting in the primary department child may con-
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children. In June last seven Of students passed
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The building has been especially arranged for school
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supplied with maps, reference books and with chem
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Instruction IL adapted to the needs capacity Of
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whom preparing for college have deserved rspu-
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Text books are furnished free. Catalogues at Bal.
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EDUCATIONAL
IN WASHINGTON.

IN WASAINGTON.
p1ANo .TEAcHER-sEvEN YEARS, EXPERT.
ssnsa Tor yoans pgpi.; Sess ss,.r es h Mr.
l4o9 Hopkins place t3oH st. NV ocls-t. w. tn. lm'
CoIUMbIA CoNsERyAToRy OF MUSIC. 80 z
as;sp b..o late e. e New England q
PHYSICAL TRAINING.
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"A Mrs. PIKE has removed her studio to 1887 Penn
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NJ EMILE HoIE F:.ea.r OF
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PUPns DEsIEED FOR PRIMARY GLASS
r.: 70 F. ''n s s.., . ~''
NE. JAMES cAgL LIH1LvR,.r,
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A COMPETENT TEACHER HAVING FORMED
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SEASON 1892 90 :
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Experienced teachers in charge. Cards for either Of
ths classes SIX Per month; each additional class
students can enter any time.
oeslm ADA T. p snRFa Superintendent.
pEoF. J: G. TAPPANs SELECT ACADEMY or
u Dancing. cor 9Th and Pa. e.. Mondays and
Thursdays. % per quarter or a3 per month In I'D
vance. oc1S-lm
MISS FRANCES +. MEYER z
~ VIII resume her classes In dancing OCTOBER
h 11syS. at LIS 18th st. NV. Address rs,id:nce
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TS5sh e eRbsRss % 81 s FfNH SRr ssd III
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UrIoN-oRAToRY-{To LAW AND cLER
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KEENAN,. 1905 @ st. ~ ocS-eo1m'
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CCHooL OF LANGUAGES. e0e ST. NV.

Principal. Prof; J; D. Gsillard. p. 4 Paris).
ocer dAcademie late professor at the Royal Insti-
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The only school Of the celebrated italian method In
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Mama viii be prepared to give operate concerts with
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RiTSHM9nNn hsp nAsvILLE RAILROAD CO..
'" hoiohk RsrsxSDR REUBEN rosTx&

schedule in effect septembsr 4 rops
hnueans arrive aud leave 81 pennsyivsnia -
sT station. washin~ton. D. O.
,1s = m,.oeiiy local FOR LpcAsgrS - yuru-
orrS dsily. ercept Sunday.
msnons on Norfolk and wsstsru ruiirosd asd ~ a
rnnr,psl Sotnts south On ali Dly1sions Of HcSSS1
NC Denvnle eystsm- Pullman sleep1r ls1 Y0k ~
Gssningtsn 70 Atlanta, cpnnsc<znr 49, -
to Nsx Orleans vie uontfomsry anl for 49,
tns Va ham. unittns q bsnvtyls v1tS 49,
Vile. WIN oissp2 for No.
80 e,m-.psnS for v.-r~nsou spA Orr, -
snronFs srain for Front Royal and esr.sS1n - Il
ii ees mSp.n,, WARRINGTON Ann ,ov--
MEsIEhN NEsT1BCLED LrMfrHp oo1SrSaA
UUry OF Pullman sleeper, Dining psrior snd 6rSS{x
si ana runs . Aslsnts thine le kcuSl w5s6 fnisS
0r Of s,, Via Montgomery and wsshinSsoS g
NJ go N. DAILY for al prtnapsi pn,osv~s>ss
Elcnmond ana Danviile sysfern. fuffWsa GlsseC
BE- fors and Washington 70 Hot sprfnS1 Va ~.
,TRsISs pS w1 RsalNs Y f fcS poHropruuu
md q H 3 r. .. .s III ~
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sI Th nay, runs n, 70 and from Hsrndqa esty.
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ion ID "a ~, Is a n s2d q eop . easesbSs6-
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5000 s, ssss fsoo fsaaTS:P NO
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W. A. IIhh. General panaonRDr kRuol Hsn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-18

SEVERAL NEW PIANOS OF SUCH MAKE AS
soo srstser nv i:;nsr sDd also used piano. q
and fair treatment. At KUHNs TEMPIE OF
Music. l209 ST. several Burdett organs cheap. oIS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-18

pfANo TEACHER SEVEN YEARS. EXPERT
1 encei beginners or advanced; new and rapid
method for young pupils; best references. Mr.. j.,
I4o0 Hopkins place c2oH st. n.wl oclst. ". tn. I'm
CoLUMBIA CONsERvATORY OF MUSIC. 900 x
y st n; w.; piano. yiolin, voice. EDWIN HART.
Music. Boston, Mass oci8-das