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The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-12-22
OKLAHOMA OUTLINES.

Tho imposing cellar for the new court
house At Enid is about completed
DR.. Furloag OF oklahoma City. objects
10 keeping jurors psnned up when they
can-oe agree.
An attempt to fnd g man guilty "of
pointing a gum a. Perry failed The
jury wouldn't agree.
hood convention were selected in many
counties last evening.
George W. Woods OF Perry. has been ar
rested, charged with tanpersng with the
jury IN the Sewers case.
In the treasurer's office in Enid the other
day the boys made out g. tax receipt
every two minutes for ten hours.
G. W. r Chinn IS a candidate for chief
OF police at Oklahoma CITY. On the con-
trary he IS said 10 be very reticent.
The tax levy of q mills in King1isher
City is declared TO be nine-and-a-half
mills In excess of the amount allowed by
law.
0. 3. Powers Of Manchester. was thrown
from his horse while chasing a jack
rabbit last week and Is in a critical cond.
ton.
ANGRY Citizen" IN the Guthrie Leader
calls on the authorities TO suppress
white woman living with buck Ne
groes."
Beaver county has the greatest wealth
per capita of any county in the territory.
fSyir- "
scarce
The most common kind OF robbery In
Oklahoma at present is where the rob
bers take the harness and leave the
horses.
If Governor Renfrow were to call a
Oklahoma county have TO hold a special
election?
Someone claims that there Is an editor
in Oklahoma who not only believes in
human kindness but takes cows on sub
scription.
Chief Of Police Boles was discharged
az Oklahoma City for making false ar
resH. II was charged that he was drunk
at the time.
Dennis Flynn finished his roast OF Hoke
with this remark: Mr.. Speaker. have
some feeling in this maUter.'' Then the
house roared.
The Oklahoma City Tmes-Journal
speaks of a certain woman's rugged
honesty Rather queer expression to
apply TO a woman.
The prevailing opinion appears TO be
that If Oklahoma could get nd Of the
present tax levy. IT would gladly welcome
Bill Dalton and Zip Wyatt back
The Manchester Journal has subscrio-
er who has his paper sent TO his best girl
at whose home he reads II Sunday even
ings His mother Will not allow him TO
get il at home
There is no telling what Oklahoma
wants in the matter OF statehood until the
Oklahoma City convention meets and re-
solves. And no matter what It resolves
there will be whole lot of fellows who
will not think that the matter has been
decided then.
Mrs. S. P. Myers OF Perry, has come to
the aid of her husband in the newspa-
pers. Rev. Myers asked for a letter of
dismissal from the Presbyterian church
50 he could join the Congregationalists.
This was refused by the Presbytery. Mrs.
Myers claims the Presbyterians owe her
husband money.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-12-22
wARsHIPs ARE CHEAP NOW.
Congress to be Urged to Make the Bill for
six Instead of Two.

Washington, Dec. 2.-The suggest
ion has been made TO Secretary Her
bert by the naval bureau chiefs that
congress be requested 10 Immediately
authorize the amendment OF the last
naval act SO as TO permit the depart
ment TO contract for the building OF
six battleships, instead OF the two pro-
vided for. 1t is urged that in view OF
the low figures or the bids at the re-
cent opening, II would be greatly in the
interest of economy TO accept all of the
bids and, according to this plan. the
Newport News company would be Civ
en- the contract for two and the Cramps
also a contract for two. All OF the
ships would be OF the Kearsarge type
with double turrets and 13-inch guns.
The cost of the six ships, at the out
side, and there is reason TO believe that
the bidders would still further scale
down their figures, would be $40, ,440. 900
exclusive OF armor. whereas the last
congress fixed the limit OF cost Of but
two ships, with arInor, at IS .000. 900. The
necessary armor would cost about
three or four millions additional. Sec
retary Herbert has the matter under
COnsidera ton
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-12-22
COMING Local EVENTS

Regular re-srx WI BE bed OF Thur
day evening. De - Last chance 70
p-e-sat sp2siczzous II .se cocfe<,. last
review o< :he year. BUsszezs q txn-
porrzzce- Gene J. = IS-sace. r X
T-ssre EiE t-e specsl -reeti1g %
Caroline Es---So1 Circle Eo5dsy. De-.
ID. = Soas .. H<uosa bar. az oiclo--<
so- ths pu-puse o< --a1szc1-g import
an hgsz7<ss - he present year. Every
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-12-22
CURE FOR HEADACHE

As a remedy for all forms Of Head
ache Electric Bitters has proved TO be
the very best. II effects q permanent
cure and the most dreaded habitual
sick headaches yield to its Influence
We urge all who are afflicted 20 pro
cure bottle. and give this remedy 4
iar trial n cases Of habltual consti-
patton Elecr-lc Bitters cures by giving
the needed t3pe 70 the bowels. and few
cases long resist the use Of this mefi-
cine. Try Il once. Fifty cents and 81. 90
a. Geo. Van WeVden's Pharmacy. SsS
y. Main street. and q. Gehring's drug
store, northeast corner Topeka and
Douglas avenueS
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-12-22

gate and stepped back. and he pushed
the gaze open and dragged me out My
skirt was torn off NE, and / was bruis-
ed about the body by being thrown up
against the gate. While he was drag
ging me out of the gate Officer Wheeler
came along. and I asked him TO let me
alone while tied my shoe, and Omcer
Ellinger said: Give her h. G. d-n
her. He had me arrested about eight
times. and then moved ont OF the dis
trict. He has arrested me once since
rnoYe>d out of the diatTict-
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-12-22
NEW RULES roR sEALERs
Provision Made for Greater strictuess In
the sealing of Firearms.

Provision Made for Greater >trictuess In
the sealing of Firearms
Washington, DEC. 21-The secretary
Of the treasury has completed and sign
ed new sealing regulations for the gov
ernment Of American vessels during
the coming seal season N Bering sea.
The regulations do no. differ materially
from those In force last year except
that hereafter vessels entering Bering
sea win be required TO stop 81 Unalaska
or AttOu and there have their arms
sealed UP. and they may leave their
arms at these points in charge OF Gus
toms officers. They viii also be reQu1r-
81 10 display two vertical lights at
night time. AS Great Britain has de-
oNned to join the United States in es-
tabltshing any regulations for the gov
crnment OF their vessels. those just
completed by ohe secretary only apply
TO American sealers. II. however, Can
adian and othr British vessels violate
the restrictions OF the Paris award. they
viii be dealt with on discovery. as pro-
vtded n that award.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-12-22
NOT THE TINE TO STRIKE
Cubans Call Secretary Olney Without
Mentioning Recognition.

CuDans tal on secretary Oiney without
Mentioning Recognition.
Washington. Dec. 21.-Secretary Oh
ney today gave a brief personal audi
ence TO Senor Palma, head of the Cuban
revolutionary party IN this country his
secretary. Senior Quesada, and Hora-
ito Rubens of New York. The party
stated that they had called simply 10
pay their respects TO Secretary Olney
and that their visit had absolutely no
significance. In view OF the declara-
tionS in the presidents message 20
congress OF his intention TO observe
strictly the requirements OF neutrality
and the conditions OF our relations
with Great Britain, 81 IS believed that
the present was not regarded as an op-
perfume time TO broach the question OF
recognition Of the Cuban insurgents
Senor Palma returned TO New York
m Is afternoon
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-12-22
Gives the safe. Juri.die,Ion

Washington. Dec H.-The secretary
OF war has sent TO the house a bill
drafted by the judge advocate general
OF the army 20 establish criminal Ju-
r1sd!ctton over lands ceded 70 the Uni
ted States. by making offenses punish
able thereon under the laws OF the state
IN which the reserv ations are
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-12-22
ROCKED TO AND FRO
EXTRAORDINARY SCENE Is COURT
OF TIE EEAREE TRIAL
During the Course of the Closing Argu-
ments for the Defense, the Doctor and
His Wife, Already Moved to Tears, Man.
ifest Their Mutual Affection. Half OBJ
livfous of Their ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Counsel Plead for the Doctor In . COM
muaity where EloQuence StIil Counts
Verdict of Aoquittai Returned.

Bowling Green, Mo-, Dec. 2.-One Of
The most sensational murder eases that
has ever been tn the courts OF Missouri.
ended today, after a two weeks trial, IN
q Yerdiat Of Eot guilty for Dr. J. II.
Hearne, WHO was charged with the
murder of Amos J, StIIwel. a pro,ni-
nent packer OF Hannibal. No, seven
years ago. Mira Heagne, wslo "a the
time OF his death was the wife Of Amos
J. StAb9eu, Is also under Indictment for
the same crime.
The past two days have been given up
to the closing arguments Of opposing
oouzlsel, Colonel Nat c. Dryden Of St.
Louis, chief counsel for the defense,
closed 10 an eloquent appeal for his
citelt- His effort is pronounced one Of
the finest ever heard n Pike county.
and many t.Ines during its delivery his
hearers We're drawn 20 tears.
For the first time since the trial began
the words OF his counsel moved DR..
Heagqle to display his affection for his
wife. They were goth weeping bitterly
and &lvo4urtarily leaned towards each
other. Clasping his arms around her,
the doctor held her in his embrace, and
boseTaer they rocked to and fro as the
speaker went on.
AT the conclusion Of Colonel Dryden's
argument, ex-Congressman Champ
Clark took the floor and spoke with his
famous eloquence for three hours.
When ne had finished the case was Civ
en- TO the jury which reached a verdict
without the waste Of much time.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-12-22
eucELRS's ARSTcA sALvY

The Best Salvs in the vorid for Cu;s.
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers. salt Rhsu1.
Fever Sores. letter. Chapped Hands.
ChlIbIsIas. Corns. and al skin ETBp-
tons, and positively cures Piles. or 10
pay required u is guaranteed 20 give
Perfect satisfaction Or money refund
ed Price = cents Per box For sale a.
Geo. Van We-dsn's Pharmacy. - "
Main street sod G. Gehrinxs drug
store. northeast corner Topeka and
Douglas avenues
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-12-22
One Year More at the Boundary.

Washington, Dec 21.-Secretary o.
ney and Senor Romero. the Mexican
minister here. today exchanged ratifi-
cations OF the agreement extending one
year from Dec. -. the time allowed for
the completion OF the survey of the
water boundary between the United
States and Mexico. by the Joint COM
rnfrfea
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-12-22
New National nank Authorized.

Washington Dec 2l.-The compt-ol-
ler OF the currency has Authorized the
Farmers ard Producers National bank
OF Sistsrzville. West Virginia, 70 begin
business capital y101.0o0
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-12-22
cols olsR..-ry...Iru.anoon.

Washington. Dec zL-Tbe treasury
today lost 24s9. 60 n gold BY the -
cemptson of greenbscks which leaves
the true amount OF tie gold reserve
a. 80 n1a
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-12-22

There was a Boom In the Matrimonial De-
partment Yesterday.

Probate Judge Myatt was extremely
courteous yesterday. II there Is any Of
ficial duty of which this officer takes a
special delight IN, it Is in Issuing mar
riage licenses. And IL anything can
make him extremely happy while he Is
placing his John Hancock to a marriage
license Il Is TO have another applicant
stand ready 10 have him perform the
same services The licenses issued
were as follows:
Edwin Combs and Miss Minnie VII
forth OF Goddard.
Walter Russell and Miss Myrtle For
ward Of Maize.
Thomas r Mordy and Miss Carrie r
Perkins Of Clearwater, who were also
also married by the judge.
Fred Eichmann and Louisa Dunkler
Of Andale.
If might control the literature OF the
household, | would guarantee the wel-being
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-12-22
Reai Estats Transfers.

CFr-7lshed hy ;he Wichita Abstract,
and Land companyO
Swan Swanson. wd. sv I. 81 e5 oe $500
William II. Mail. wd, lots ! and
IN sec . Go sw Observation-Disclosures.
Frsdrick RoSt. Wd. part Of lot l
II sec ii u ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 100
William II. Croker, wd. " !. OF
Dw \ % IS 9w ..............,.. 1900
Harry 4. TuHer. Nd. 5oxl56 = n
in lot blk Lawrence add -
West Wichita ............. 500
Thomas 4. Foster. wi. lots l and
Lawrence ave. : = OF lot To-
peka avenu, Il L lot South To-
peka avenue n II. X. F'uNer's
add: also " S25 f OF res 3 same
add 49,. 49,. ...........-..... so
Amount Of ma-tgageS released =. 1877
PEOPLE who live n glass houses should
I've glass hYes--YOung Mems Era
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-12-22
PLAYED SMASH WITH SHIPPING.

violent storm Reported by the United
States Consul at Ysnkow, China
Washington, Dec 21.-United States
Consul Childs. at Yankow, China, re-
ports 10 the state department that a
violent storm passed over that place
November 2 A number OF crafts an
cllored IN the river broke loose and col
Eded with a fleet OF junks. wrecking
and sinking large number. over 200
persons were drowned. Much damage
was done throughout the country.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-12-22

FOR ItENr-Ilessdc-ce ias. four rooms.
baSb. etc. IA bT-ck bu-l1luE. y h-uslsg-s.
ard Elm dgi-t Z.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-12-22

FOR RENT-Seyersllb BRICK hufldineasa.t-
able FOR u holes-tle or 4-Iassafa turing lisr-
poe es Israel Bros. dIg-4f-.,sn
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-12-22
FoR RgNT-MIsCELlANGOUs.

FOR REXST-Severa1 va2acI dwellings,.
mus, have tesa1LIrssS Tor sans a. once. .Alss
have a S-HrOTy brick building "a kl-ck
Island Ave. ard a large og-ck oullEng cza
). TuI-,ka Ave, zsa bfoCk. Vl<S are de-
SINUS 81 Fo-tsgfx.. kxEhor aEss well suRs<l
for a N'frOlu<Slle or Misunderstanding buSl~
nt-ss. Israel Bros a-l-It.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-12-22
"PLAIN FACTS"

II is fact that you can do better and
set the incest things fer the money at
G. N. Howe's Jewelry Store than any
other place.
Our line Of Diamonds. Watches.
Clocks. Jewelry. S!lverware. Cut Glass.
Fancy China, Opera Glasses. Gold Spec
tacles. Silver Lamps, Sterling Silver
Mounted Packetbooks, Sterling Silver
Novelties.
All these things we have are entirely
new designs. We invite you 20 come
and inspect our stock, whether You buy
or not.
q. NJ. HOWE, JeweIer,
ITO EAST DOUGLAS AVE.
See The N.tC Tr.tJy Brdceiets.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-12-22
CONES In SATURDAY
UTAH AWAITS ONLY THE PRESI-
DENTS PROCLAMATION.

New Constitution Submitted TO the Presi-
dent and Attorney General. Found In
All Respects ConformabIe TO the Pro-
visions OF the Enabling Act and the
Proclamation VIII Issue Saturday De-
claring Utah = State In the Union-Stste
Officers to Take Charge the Monday
Observation-Disclosures ton News
Washington. Dec. 2l.-The new con-
stitution oc Utah. which was brought
10 Washington week ago by the Utah
commissioners, has been examined by
the president and Attorney General
Harmon and found TO be all respects n
accordance with the terms prescribed in
the enabling act, therefore the president
VII issue his proclamation January 4.
next. declaring Utah q state OF the
Union AS the state officers are 70 as
sumo their duties on Monday following
the admission OF the new state. they
will De II otttoe on January g. Attorney
General Harmon has telegraphed these
facts 70 the chief justice OF Utah. a.
the request Of the president
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-12-22

I'OR RENT-Saite OF Rooms. auliah.s
fOr oliice poEpose@ Enquire t3i D.. Huos-
las Ave. div -Sua.-tT
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-12-22
Per r&s Anruaf Ne~strx
kansas STATE TEACHES AEsO-
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d. =. - sns =. 49, Eautz Te Tsz-s
~ ss1 feksfs ,sT - e.. tas sssas tr.a
Tt~E~fs sn sass De- a -. - aEs -
Faa1 rsfEvEsrE - - ss3 .ueiadlsE
De- - TSfsfs GAMFET
cssg Tskos Age
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-12-22

FOR RENT-I60 or go acre farm.
mikes west OF city. A. Al. Reed its sta-f
St, rom & tl.Ss-lt 4a-.-.- H.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-12-22

If might control the literature OF the
household, | would guarantee the weL-being
Of the church and state.-Bacon-
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-12-22

FOR EENT-Farmz. casa. Sfs N T1-
peba- .s-is
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-12-22

KNIFE THEAT CUT PRICES on doiI
fine k.d body. bHsQuo coils at u ami ~
cents. 1l<zIch. Sc. EveryrtErg i1 do4is az
bargain. SoEre hess than cost. al My
RocIsst, 1s2 -. Mani 81 czl-a
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-12-22

SPECIAL cut prices this week o. gloves
and m!ttels, al LILY Racket. - y. NalL
St aI-5t-su
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-12-22

FOR Rents acre boctoul farm. De-
tween Tie rvers. chulce coTa ial.4. Cash
rcIst. 3lsA ~ ii. Red. IA Aa-a 81
GJl-rf
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-12-22

REAL ESTATE WANTED-RaA estate
n city wanted for a patent worta c.tps.
What have yOB2 II A1St be unsncumbereS1
Address e " X" Aet4l.O.A. IL, Box
one o[s-1Is
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-12-22
WANTS.,
Always
Popular
THE EAGLES
.WANTCOLUMNS
Wants
For Sale
For Trade
For Exchange
Miscellaneous
Real Estate
FinanCiaiS
Personals
AGyertisemeuts under aesve cissssrca-
tions must be in the counting room oy
g o'clock every night except Saturdays
which Is 10 o'clock
Hrlp w NTep-sEmALs

wANTED-A coot whlse girl 20 general
housework. St 81 y. EmpOrta ave- Mrs
II T. Burwell oSl-lt-I
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-12-22

wANTED-A good white girl 10 cook
and CO kitchen work: good wages 20 one
VINO = competent Apply +as Waco Ave.
GZ-E.Q
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-12-22

BAGAIN SALE r.ow goi-s, on az My
Racket, l52 y. Main 81. FNue parL LJr
la-Inp, Sec; large e-seslIst larlor lamp. {l-53
and go. F1E. bagnqua; lamps, Sl-7s. 3ZO8
and &-5S. Come and take ohO.cs weIllo
they last c.H-It
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-12-22

WANTED-A competent g.ri Tor gSn e-al
houseswork; TO washing or ironing. Cal
Ak the GTte1e-asse.n pAace. los JSs,e(sou-
ATT
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-12-22

FOR sAI.E-E-gst s.xs As.S1E 2 - -
81. ss zs +. T0g@Ez 80
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-12-22
MlSCElLaNEOuS.

NOTTCE--Parties Wishing the agency Of
the Nseierlander pGte-E wooden hose
coupler for the coming sesaSsOEl, address
54 y. Empor-a- dis q
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-12-22

HOLIDAY GOODS-T'he most complete
hne OF Holiday goods w the csty Beautl-
ful dolls and doll heads. fine celUloid and
silver and plush goocs. Toys Of all de-
scriptions. cheaper than any house "a
Kansas, at Ny Racket. LIZ y. Maln 81
Holiday goods Wholesale 70 dealers.
dl-ot--S IN
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-12-22

FNoR TRApE-A nsce eof5agc. cbo<.s IN.
10 trade cOr a. sssIpurtAa 2rorpn. aCFc EsgNssp-
cry pF~,CeCrrd Jokxa ksATvIaor. dl-&g
ness house n the city OF k-ngmAn. VII
trade this at a great bargain kissantz
4 Max lhews, - L. D,ogSlAs Ave. NJ .ch "a.
Kan dl-Sun-tf
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-12-22

HIGH PRICE trunks and travelling bags
a. ctsst, GO close them out. a. My Hacket.
Ia N Nan DIS. sun.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-12-22
SALESleN WAhIED.

SALESMAN WANTED-$5 daily: no de-
Everies or collections; costly Outnt free.
side lire o. exclusive. Address Manu-
faoturers. I'll Market ST. Philadelphia.
oI-4tu-Sun.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-12-22

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10 E1-csgSs ar lc-sTx. S5sa9 - Le-Efs-
chs&x. LAFEs. t-.-x ssss R.nrs E1s.ls.r.
HE- Il f1rtjss - =. To--skz zge
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The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-12-22

SPECIAL SALE ms week q co5ls. A
1as d6 body. b4sggs haad. curry bar, =
i-cEes a.gh Tor ia. Torta ia Earus
quality. - incnef. fyE regular v-fca Z. -.
OF sac :0- = celts Ia week Al .oils
a. eut yr1ces a. ~ E-esa, IL Sorzz
Eair- c-s-s--g.-l.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-12-22

PEOPLE who live IN glass houses should
i've glass liVes--Y Dung Mems Era
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-12-22

FOR RENT-A nlce hall. Furnished u.fA
opera chairs ~ ou4d maze Eso-l lsesea
room old opera House. corner HaIeet
and First sireeJs. Agyly ~ Ii Ifnaotrf.
S.ty All-S- G~.-sLu
The morning times., 1895-08-17
SIX SHOTS, NOBODY HURT.
BloOdless Duel Between Two COIOred
Outlaw Track Employees.

BloOdless Duel Between Two COlOred
Outlaw Track Employees.
A short colored man carrying a loaded
revolver in his hand ran up Fourteenth
street toward Pennsylvania north west
about 7:3O O'Clock last evening, closely
pursued by white man on a bicycle
Policeman sutton, OF the First pre-
cinct, was standing in front of the National
Theater. The man on the wheel dashed
up to him, and exclaimed breathIessIy:
Arrest that man He has killed a man
at the lexanAder Island race track"
The fugitive was taken into custody.
He gave his name as William Canty, twenty
four years of age, and q horse trainer by
occupation. The pistol he carried was
double-actton bulldog. Canty acknowl-
edged that ne fired at Tom Jackson. an
other negro horse trainer at the outlaw
track.
1t appears that Canty went to work
yesterday morning in Gus stable. No
II, at Alexander Island. Jackson was
an old hand and works in stable No. l.
Soon after Canty went to work he had
trouble with Jackson. fight resulted
and Canty was pretty badly beaten by
his opponent.
Canty proceeded to Ivy City, where he
had been employed, and procured a re-
yolver. He returned to the outlaw track
last evening and found Jackson standing
in front of stable No. l.
Without a word of warning. it is said.
he leveIed his pistol and commenced bang
ing away at Jackson firing two shots.
The latter quickly pulled his gun and re-
turned the fire. shooting at Canty four
times, none of the shots on either side
taking effect
Being unable to make his revolver go
off again, Canty broke and ran for the Long
Bridge, pursued by a crowd of touts, horse
men and Alexander Island loafers. It.
Deputy Sheriffs James 3. Spencer, white,
and Stepsy Goldman, colored. joined in the
chase, but Canty easily distanced his pur-
suers, who We're afraid to close in on the
fellow, as he still carried in his right hand
the bull dog revolver, containing four loads.
\ blacksmith, who had a bicycle, mounted
the wheel and kept Canty in sight until Po-
liceman Sutton was reached and the fugi-
tive arrested. Canty was locked up at
No. 1 -, and charge OF carrying concealed
weapons entered against him. 1t is prob
able that Sheriff Palmer viii want the
prisoner to-day to answer charge OF
| assault to kill, before the Alexandria county
court.
The morning times., 1895-08-17
Annednct Fntries

First Race-Five furlongs, selling. Rea-
bea, 1O3; Unity, 1OI; Ensign, The Kite,
RondOut II, Laura Davis, Hernia, SO
each.
Second Race-One mile, selling. Mar
shall III, Lulu T. fO7; Chiswick. IO4;
Diabolus, Pay or Play, 1O2 each, Mendi-
cant, 80; Cherry Stone, SO; Capt Jack,
81; Franciscan, IS.
Third Race-Handicap. six and oue-haIf
furIongs. Roller, 10; Bel Demonlo, 1O5;
Gold Dollar, 1O3; Lady Richmond, IO2
Ameer, 50; Six, so; RoundeIay, 50.
Fourth Race-One and One-sixteenth
miles selling: Charade, 1O9; Eagle Bird,
Capt T. 1OT each, Harry AIonzo, 80;
Abingdon, SO; Little Tom, 50, Mirage. So.
Fifth Race-Five furIongs, maidens. Roy
al Rover, Little Thorn, 10 each; ExiIona,
COnnemaugh, Eliza Belle. Ben Naidd. Roud-
out II, Cutalong, Harry Rhodes, 107 each.
Sixth Race-One mile Pay or Play. 112;
Florinda, 1O7, BuCkee, MarpngO, GOldeR
Gate, Truepenny, Jack the Jew 101 each
The morning times., 1895-08-17
GUESTS OF THE sAENGERBUND.
Arion Singing Society of New York
VIII Visit Washington

The Washington Sacn gerbund is engaged
just now with preparations for entertaining
the Arion, of New York, one OF the most
famous German singing societies III the
country. At a meeting held last night the
society appointed a committee, consisting
OF Messrs. Frank Claudy, chairman; ].
Waldman, Charles Dismer, William Berens,
A. Jorrs, A. Dactz and Martin Hebner.
who are to make all proper arrangements.
The Arion will leave New York Friday
afternoon, August 80, in a special train
its ultimate destination being the Luray
arrive here about 1890 p. IN. and take
qua rters at the Ebbitt House On Saturday,
Immediately after breakfast, carriages will
be Ia ken and a number OF points of interest
visited. At o'clock the Manchester, being
specially chartered for the occasion, will
take the Arion to Mt. Vernon, where with
appropriate ceremonies a wreath will be
placed on Washington's tomb. From there
they will go TO Marshall Hall, where dinner
will be taken and a concert given by the
Fourth United States Artillery Band
Sunday Will be devoted 10 the trip TO
Luray, and after returning from there at
night the Arion will be the guest at the
Saengerbund's clubhouse on c street. Mon
day morning the White House and the
Capitol will be visited, and in the afternoon
at 3 O'Clock the homeward journey to
New York begins.