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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-22
CHEATED OUT or CHERISHED MEMORIES

From The Chicago Inter Ocean
The man wore rather injured expression OF SCUM
tenance ~
copy reader hasn't out your favore jokes this
time. has he?'
as s0Py 1sGs f. no" ono of my most '"''S'''
Tender hearted. | suppose and when he "a"
lis fashion," the man interrupted fashion
which ] have always heard Was the cans" OF all
women's''
narrow pointed shoes come back just a. you arc
supplied with round-toed ones. Or
when I am dead broke. But went Saturday TO
write up Marshall Fields fall opening OF ladies'
'The idea. You dom, know any more about that
than rabbit. you don't even know enough 10 sym
pathize with when l point out what you ought
10 admire. should have thought yon would have
known better
III you have any more remarks TO make, perhaps
they would not be a h l ~ mGs s you
than to me
s'%othine OF the SORT: I was sreved AZ seeing how
sckIe Women we're or course..I knew that tn. Gu,
The material would remain. I:u, bomha zins"---
"Bomba zine the girl sfrieked .,, y,
the thought that bombazine was one or m" funda.
mental truths which the arr Of dress was founded
-bombazne and cur on the bias, bu' nun SEE |.
en- on the bias And then cores, Cores ara some
thing that ! only learned about few years ago
Cor let IN ] understand. Is the technical term
hut they all TO tucks. and didn't I"t single
gore into the game There was tnGked p'sssmen,
effect. and other tucks that escape me ~ me mo-
ment 49,, . 49,. - .r,,d ,h.
nPr,nt nv article" he repeated. suspiciously do
'o .,h OH she vailed. moi needing his answer.
and ho tries to pose an educated man
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-22
PAIL MALL MAGAZINE.
EXOUISITELY ILLUS RA IO'
EDITED By
LORD FREDERICK HArllLION'
NOVEMBER NUMBER NOW READ1'
PRICE, 20 CENTS. 1900 fEAH.
CONTENTSi

CONTENTS,
From q Painting ,, BY r ;o H2ype'' .........
THE "iDo" . '''' bv CHARLES H. TAYLOR
Illustrated by O. Grenvi'ie Han ton, 81 MALAN
With Illustrations from Special Photographs
N.Ryr.s So Nf;sT" 'bv Rev NORRIS PRICE WILLIAMS
With Illustrations by Arthur - bucka"''
IHh 'A-uf Ai''' " by Judge O'cONNOR NORRIS
with Portraits Of Admirais ana Plans OF WIG
HOW boisE ROSE AID cAPITREn THE , kiSGN
,,I ZIP FS SF fsn x : o!one'
bv BARONESS MACDONALD OF E.AhNsoi"r
with Portrait Frontispece OF sir Johh Ma
THE ,S n.,.,., BY Hca sz H bS soSsrr
A,1 Th HOME OF rue pENGUINs or THE WoRtPPr
pp1rrsH ARMY TYPES. VI \ CAPTAIN i4rH
T MiiS T1i-pss- Illustration by Arthur 'O''
cAprivEs or THE MIGHTY p HITS NsTGHprTiSsRRRR
MoME t;S ,! M -siisn. sy frederic craig
NoVE MI55 na,aSq y V iu5 F3Hr;SSD
SPORT or THE MONTH PH iI FxrsT TAMILToN
VIII FyIR4sss Ig S%XT = SseFsT
,af,er st.vensons Notes'
THROUGH rHp no~c >1GIlrS,' = ,v:iiiI:wN;A,ScEn
gstTats %r By A'te' b S' T PRESTON BATrERsBY
h''ii Win rll.lrs,on ty u J "aifFr.
FROM i CORNISH WINDOW - o1;;iiIER COUCH
With Tbums-nsil Sketches by Marx zanswr'
TiiE HT THE; s,SSTTEERRHSi MTSINHAL NEW.
SS%PAS1h' The her TSonsreai View: Co
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-22
.fOHV STEC WAS TIRED OF LIVING.

The body Of young was found yesterday
Morning by Albert Boehle in cornheld IN the
Whi,estone Road. In College Point. The man had
committed suicide Beside the body was an empty
ho,tIA that had contained carboc acid. and the
Ip. and inside of the mans mouth were badly
burned He was light complexioned. about twenty
two wears old six feet TALL and fairly we'll dressed
There we're evidences that he bad been cohsump
tive. ,-,-, - ~o,roh,rr ~.
c,c,htng Of the man, found the following letter;
nv Dear Brothers and Sisters: No doubt you
viii he surprised to receive these few lines from
me. am tired OF living. JOBS o. e. e..
The body fs at the Morgue. in Flushing The
name John svec does appear In the New-fork
or BROOKLYN directory.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-22
RrupISG PLANS TILEp.

y ne. su =, s,. md ., 4. ssSa have
ros,s ,,S VS. :s,, ~ ! i ii: e; I'D y
Champ q !; - NJ y: ~. T' . 49,, $500 $4,000
'sr:, d'.:a y ;ss, ave- .H' Ss:.,
M.,, Iorcr q 10 rs Fast ias'h-'' aT'n' Mooo
,,e o. q. {. sos :, ~ ih..ye ,r A.. -, .sr'.
.oy ara es' en- "a w. g.. fs,s., owner; Al
T M,per' n 4, % We, am ~ .rrh'c' ""'
r AI'', "a. Ns s .pa "a ~ ; e, pt s.st
s:S' /" n9aTfs cnS Nsm;"ra 10 iSa Mon no
,sxi.-.t Brooslyn srchlt-", ,o-, ana
49, .:S, F S,: s; SI "a I.s,- + '?1
ia We, lssi. -. ovnsr. r Aahn- OF >" iaoo
s,S -sn w., 1870. ,1---''FZ SFtf
sHq ,' iarain- Ken, Jardm'. u W -" so
r BIZ s1 sSiyldlns- branch o,-c; ;,.,u 70, tue
,.ih 80 90 o,,, ss 81 WI Eliza .uSsy
va, ION st. s .T1i, N''' SEQ"
w sa he's i5 q ,o -, s sT cs%
ere;.,Gry ,I'@ T.,, er' oMasf y l n S
s,.s ,,c.,. i? r, Of Kins.srias. RGs.
seq" two and one '~if story 'rams d"c,hn'
asssss JULIUS s and D's' i ssrsn arcbi
~ a Sa.a .5:: :.a Fl S:s 'Is s
Mo 80 Eas, i26ih 81. owners 9 p''S~r@" oono
v &c. .so Of ,"s.n "a f'r qs sT2
a. ss''i A ,'S.' ' E%rara .'rs- Bud 800
,a long. ','.i 10 Of bahfs'c 70. , s
~ frame dwellings l6"1@8 g. , ,fu
nett n No ~ East i2''h''' o""''' "' i:7o
Durna,r architect 90.
49,. a.. W > $50 n or 1881 So ror , |, p,
''o o,r, ,,an,e storage she'd. 2tNla. l. ~ N"N
- is3a ST and Morris ave. owner ~ son
, Weyn,. III 90. :. 7cH n ~ Jerome ave
,or a one anA s-half story franz s'''- ''' s.o
49, 7j-3t " NcMurray. owner.
yf,Its s,e NJ So ior story prick ONO
,..i," r,'.n Davis ~ 40 o63 Fact i'Nh ~ 90,
a.ner George II S,cgminn srohu~f. .--''''' wv
M.:,'iG". "! e Sn, Sf uorr. ,v- 70
49, ,rame shor. Mary Connolly Owner. ,o
Howell architect .-''... -, - ,,,r
unrr. ,,s " :. ilo n ~ Belmont >" 70 ,onI
90, st,rv dweilnss. 2r32; NHIs'n
| i.mi.r ~ - Loo Morris aN~. owner sno
| Arotander architect 49,. - ,hrs.
story fram- tenement; John Rr''n o"ns'' ga
Richari Davis. architect ---'.-.-'''' WV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-22
THr BIDS ALL TOO high

Bids were opened IN the Department Of Public
Works Yesterday for the building OF the new
Coerck ST or Rivington-.t., bath but the lowest
bid was found to be $50 900 higher than the Depart
,nent's estimate OF the cost. and sla0o more than
tho amount allowed by tho Boarj Of Estimate and
Apportionment John r Johnson bid t''. 200 as III"
cost Of the building. ald his hid Was the lowest
The whole natter will have to he referreh 10 the
again.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-22
RECORDED MORTGAGES

Ash. Lillian 10 ciurens' Savings Bank 5sth-
st 80 T. = NJ 9th-sve. ] esr..................
Busch. Julia. and Benjamin Saidel and vife To
Joseph l. Watson, Nuberry-st lis n n ~
Hester-si. instruments. .....---........
Bolger, Annie A. to Jone. Nissan. No los r~r-
lngton-a'~. Jedr. ..+..+......... ss...s....
Bell. George =. and wife To Smith Williamson. n
l65th st. 81. 10 n VI ~ Tinton-avs. years.
Same 10 Mar, II Palmer. n t65th st. rs 10 II "
Of Ttnton-sve. years. -......-......
Blackburn. Albsrt, and wife 10 Patrick 8 Trearv.
ssth.N 700 T. Of West End.s,e. years
II % i2ist-st. d year. .........
Bolger, Paul s. and wife 10 sydney 4 Smith. . ~
corner ItxinKton-ave and b7th-st 2 years.
Benhan,. Earl 6. and wife 10 Mary B IHferts n .
proposed eth-st. 22a II n Of Green Lane. %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-22
POISONED BY OIL or WHITE RGREEN.

William Gould. a we-known and much-respected
resident Of South Nyack. taken with cramps
on Wednesday evening and was told 10 take dose
OF essence Of peppermint. Instead he took tea
spoonful Of oil of wintergreen, and died from Its
effects early yesterday morning.
He was a native OF North Coventry. Conn. and
went to Nyack five years ago. He was thirty years
old and leaves wife and child
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-22
TAXING HIS MEASURE.

From The Washington Star.
Who is that young man. inquired the hostess
1--WE don't know much about him yet repiied
her daughter. He has either mingled IN circes TAR
more exclusive than ours or else ne u "ho"s I'M
used the manners OF good society.
How do you reach that opinion?
HE has absurd way OF shaking hsnos that
none Of ever saw before"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-22
ARRIVALS on THE WERRA.

Among the passengers who arrived here Yesterday
on the North German Lloyd steamer Vera from
Genoa. Naples and Gibraltar were Charles L.
Adams, United States Consul at Cad.z; the Rev
Lyndon s. Crawford, the Rev. Paul r. Frothing
ham E. J. Hill. J. Edward Nettles. United States
Consul at Trieste: Edward NJ. Shepard ana Or
p Frazer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-22

so,.c,,,,e. was arraigned before Judge Tompk,ns
in the Rockland County Court IN NXaEk x and the
nndse ssenenced him to Ave years at marc anCs
in he sing Sing state Prison ne r vas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-22
FIVE TEARS FOR ABANDONMENT.

Lawrence Walters who few weeks ago aban-
donod his children At the Haverstraw station OF
the West Shore Railroad. and was captured By the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-22
co,.pr CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

cor-pr CALENDARS FOR IO-DAf'
- Ruo!ey Wan an" ,a.I lnsT aos IL H.
f e Is oE:"; It s. 3 II q 81 L IS Ii a. A"
;Sefs5; c :15s7 sssi at If IL NJ
M0 TIen,e acouri-Specai TerPart Ilwssfore 1rf
1 so3sms 02s5s 2, lSsS
IM9tion. I Ds%sTT'T I'm Part Be,or. Nc
l%agGg ,o , and e fSe' .s Ss' 4dcs Gear
S4 S~s S SSmi,speosi rermPar, v.BefSIs Law
renee to be cent f5Sn fas ~ vYRsf6r. An
drs%e' Gauges 70 be sent from Par N for trial
cl sapre. cour-specla 1e,mrart VII Before ss'S
SB.me Ilg.fo. rE-'dm.n
Jpr.ferr.i causes nos. 1901 1881 IA" '-''-
isss 5erTa! ..I s s SOS e s:s
See; ia }S $500 & sssi s 50 s
?l l as. Sdos ,o $3.50 1871 1870 1882 7"" 'S''
c1 s119m, courr TsrPa, pstess Cohen j.
sen, from 1 s,9' n rs' 1 ira DAILY
Causes 10 Re sent from Part III f'r 'r's' -"
hp s,SSsn, court-Tria Tcrmrsrt vI.ne.ore Feos
.aSe4 J-csuses to be sent from Part III fo' "'''
cqgT rIs Tex 4 AZ. alhif'!i s
5 :$s ;.si 80 s ss SSs so s S' ' Case
un snP4eHe cour.-r TermPsI, gcf'e Pusro
c snns conr~Trsl Term-Pert IX.Before Bi'chon
,r g. ,aises TO BE- sent from fa'' vi lot "'''
unhnsnTs oor.1ral TsrrnPa1 x-Adjourned for the
MacIeAn.
J-Cau.es 10 be sem from p'eie''e' c'eN ' ~
C@ Snrene court-TrlM Term-Pa- xlIBefore rs,ke,'
J.-Csuses TO b. cent fro" pre'e''eD
Clear. o. r..r,.r.B.for Fitzgerald, s.
surroka,s. car.d az 1870 Wills FOR probate;
you wet Anton Ptund. Henry srusn at 40 q m
1ax,.. = Waters Sebastiano crosse bhplsl -,
rs Prsd.r Never Nausshauin, A. 10 10 a m
erick A. Rldabock. ~ j. a. m, i'i ., p n m.
SuTfogate's Ccurt--'rrla Term, beaeTe AIn'''' Nv
80 Ill, ~ toharna Pulsr. a. )O:@l m &c..
Tiy court-special Ter1n-Bsfore Mctsr'hy' '.-'"'''
o,a,s q, 10 m Motions at 1870 a. M -. A,
opens ~ Nv a. Trial Tsrn-Pars II. III aid IN-Ad-
tournsd for the term
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-22
THE COURTS.
co,-pr OF APPEALS CALENDAR

COURT OF AI'f r'7 u
Albany oct 1.-THE Court Of Appeals calendar
tor ,o.noorrovv is Nos LIZ las. 1873 IT, 100 Az ~
and 2n4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-22
Giin prcpsrtr for Sale or % ftt.
80 West 81St Street,
MANHATTAN sQUARE-NORTH
,r..,,v. q foot house handsomely decorated tnspect
Guhnrhau Rrdl 0stdte

GENCY-Montciair real estate. ali klrds sale and rent
n CLARENCE q. Tt RRs. Rsekman- st. New York
DvERTlsEMEN1r ana subscrEtions for The 1ne-
n uns received their Uptown Oice No. PAP Broad
~ay "a DOR north u 3is until o'clock adj
ytrtsrn-n- the following branch offices at
regular once rates until o'clock p M w; - SIN
e. I'D 1872 9Th cor. 18th st.; Macy 3
9Th and 1ith st lt2 ColumbusaNs near Wet ooth-
at 100 West 42i-st.. near 9Th ave. % East fth-si
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-22
PErFREEs APPOINTED.

Supreme Court
BY Pryor. J.
STAR sst P,.n--pcrte Y. Ransom
Nsf,er ~ Uirst--B. q. Opperhein-
BY TruaI. J.
uonklnson art Hein--Jscob z. Solomon
pr,,ns se' r3.j,tmar--Danie =. lnSrsner
By Beekman. j.
opp.nh.im.r ast Flanagan-Lrri' I. p'anrn
RECEIVERS APPOINTED.
Supreme Court
By Pryor J.
William NJ Kinssland agt James II. barrow -Ie"rr'
. Andrew Fine ss David T. Kraft-Gecrss " "o"''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-22
Comntrp i]ropertp % Est.

y TOPRIsTOWN For rent. low: modern ho1ss, ~
Nj rooms. stable high ground. h"sl'hful j hhNNf
JOHNSON Morrstown. y j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-22

ADVERTISEMENTS sutscrptions for The drSun'
A received at their Uptown once no, i1H eS%srts
20 mn a1 received at following branch eses at
eSr sd-s ls2 6,hsys cor ath.st WA N.cy ssn S
IVES. 42d-st near Gth-aye e2 East ltth-st; 20 sss
~ h.,wc.n 1th ana avos. i5a East 4Ithst; so
S.,ween 18th md nth SITS O2s 3daye near el:t
st 1os near s9th St. 40 So oSs al
o. OF 9sN East 7erh-s.: sal 3d-avs 1852 3d-ayA;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-22
THE CHEL ca,
FURNISHED Apartments foantso.


TvANTEp-Furri-hed apartment In frst~claes neigh
w ho-bood New-York or Brooklyn; give full dsscrip-
49,. sts,e term. November to April l. c. J.. Tribune
once
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-10-11
AUCTION SALES OF REAL ESTATE, &C
Today.


Duncanson Bros, Aucts, 9th and sts NV
Trustees sale of land at intersection Of Rock creel
and p st. NV, on Monday, October II, at 4:3(
O'clock pm. Drainard II. Warner and Louis d
Wine. trustees.
Thomas bowling & Co.. Aucts., 612 st. NV
Chanccry sale Of lots, corner of 14th st. and n
C. ave. ne, on Monday October II. at 4:30 o'cloci
pm. Leo Simmons, w. Mostly Williams and Ben
jamin F. Leighton, trustees.
Duncanson Bros, Aucts., 9th and SITS. NV
Trustees sale Of dwelling No. 1891 10Th st. NV.
on Monday October H. at 5:15 o'clock pm. Will
lam E. EdmOnston ard Adds d. Browne trustees.
Ratcliffe, Sutton & Co., Aucts., $40 Pa. ave. q.
Trustees sale Of real estate Mt 10th ant
SITS. NV. on Monday, October IL, at 4:3O o'clocl
pm. John j. DOlan and James T. Hunter trustees
Tomorrow.
Duncanson Bros, Aucts., 9th and d sts NV
Sale OF business property, No. 1917 14th st. NV.
on Tuesday October IL, at o'clock pm.
G. G. Sloan & Co., Aucts., 1907 G st. n.w.-Tus
tees sale of dwelling No. 1925 L st. NV. on Tues
day, October IL, at o'clock pm. Walter A
Brown and b. kennon Peter, trustees.
). Bensinger, Aucts, $40 La. ave n.w.-Sale Of
horses on Tuesday, October H. at 10 o'clock am.
Ratcline, Sutton & Co, Aucts., $40 Pa. ave- E.w
-Chancery sale OF dwelling No. 541 4th ST. Sc or
Tuesday, October IL, at o'clock pm T. b
Stabl, trustee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-10-11
ASKED TO IGNORE SILVEF
Kentucky Democrats Make Unusual Reques
Of w. ]. Bryan.
Silver Champion Expected to Make
ring to His Favorfte Theme.
peeial Correspondence of The Evening Star.

Special Correspondence of The Evening Star
LOUISVILLE, KY, October ., 1897.
The registration of the past three days in
the city precincts in Louisville indicates
that Chas. Weaver will be elected mayor at
the November election unless the republican
followers of Geo. d. Todd, the present
mayor, are able to overcome the democra tic
majority at the supplemental registration
days next month. This will be an under
taking that the republicans announce them
selves able to provide for. The lead obtain
ed by the Weaver element will be an extra
incentive to them to renew their efforts, as
1t will be a stimulus to the Todd forces to
expend their best energies in an effort to
put their nominee in the city hall again.
1t is said Mr.. Bryan will speak twice for
the democratic ticket, but will not refer to
silver the issue. This will be done, IL the
silver champion agrees to it, for the pur-
pose of keeping the democratic factions to-
gether throughout the campaign.
The reports received by The Star cores
pendent from the large cities and towns in
the state show that the registration has
been heavy in all of them. The democratic
gain has been marked, and in many places
leading republicans have surprised their old
co-laborers by registering as democrats
that they may vote on local questions with
their democratic friends
The state election for appellate clerk will
bring out another heavy vote. Both the
city and state campaigns are just now at
a white heat in point of interest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-10-11

been considering this phase of the problem
treasury experts are ready to assure them
that the quantity Of silver paper would
largely control the situation, and that it
would remain at par with gold long as
the banks kept the elastic element of the
currency under control by restricting their
issues and influencing the exchanges by the
discount rate.
Some of the members of the commission
feel that there would be some risk in de-
priving the government of gold resources,
even If the experience of Holland and other
countries justified the belief that silver
would not go to q discount. They believe
that the government should retain a gold
reserve and redeem silver paper in gold
upon demand. They do not think that the
redemptions would be large, because the
and the volume would be only about half
the existing value of government paper
money. They are inclined TO believe also
that the position of the banks toward the
provision of gold for export would be
largely changed If the maintenance of the
gold standard were imposed upon them by
the requirement that they should redeem.
their notes in gold on demand. 1t would
be contrary to sound banking policy to
create panic by driving the treasury into
a corner, according to this theory, when the
same panic would lead to the rapid pre-
sentation of bank notes for redemption in
gold to the impairment Of general credit.
The subcommittee in charge of coinage
matters will probably decide in favor of
putting the silver certificates in small de-
nominations. Just how they will deal with
the remainder of the problem if they decide
to try the experiment of a banking cur
rency has not yet been determined.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-10-11
DOG HANGLES A CAT.
ferocious bulldog Creates Excite
memt ON PUBLIC Thnrourbfare

There was an exciting time for a few
minutes on 18th street Near PENNSYLVANIA
avenue about noon yesterday A young
man was walking up the street leading a
most Notwithstanding. unmuzzled bulldog.
which was held simply by>a strap attached
10 some harness or the upper part OF its
body As the animal passed an Italians
st2ud 1t sprang on cat and proceeded to
nAAgle the inoffensive creature in Il horri-
bic manner
y large crowd gathered around, attracted
by the repulsive sight. while the owner of
the dog. who appeared afraid of the animal.
pulled Nainly At the strap and looked about
bi.i with a white face. He was unable tn
crdg the creature awa.5 and glanced around
he!plessly while the dog crushed the cat
with its powerful jaws
The sympathy OF every one was with the
cat. thald there were many expressions OF
surprise at any one bringing such an ami
mai unmuzzled on the street II was even
suggested that some one should shoot n
ana there was also talk OF having the own
er arrested which would probably have
been done had an officer been handy rrh.
young man protested that he could NOT
help the occurrence. and presented a pitta-
bic spectacle. Kicking the dog had no ef-
feet whatever. Some one suggested that n
match be lighted and stuck under Its nose.
which was done. and oniy then did IL re-
lease It's hold o:. the lifeless feline The
owaer dragged the dog up the street by
main force, hurrying away as quickly as
possible. and saying he did not WISH to
be arrested.
The cat was placed in the gutter where
u remained till this morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-10-11

The following heavy precipitation Gr
iHches) was reported:
During the "A hours ending am. Sun
day-Jupiter, 1.5S.
During the past "a hours: Wichita, 2.SS
Tampa, LOO; Sault de Sainte Marie LOG
Atlantl, 1.30; Batesburg, s. c.. $50; Cor.
sicana, Tex. 2.10; Covington, La, 300.
Tide Table.
Today-Low tide, 2:2S am. and 2:1S p.m
high tide, SIG am. and S:24 pm.
Tomorrow-Low tide, 3:0S am. and 2:5a
pm; high tide, S:51 am. and 9:03 pm.
The San and Moon
Today-Sun rises, 6:06 am; sun sets, 5:27
pm.
Moon rises, $50 pm.
Tomorrow-Sun rises, 6:07 am.
The City Lights.
Gas lamps all lighted by 6:35 pm; ex-
tinguishing begun at 5:15 am. The light
Ing is begun one hour before the time
named.
Arc lamps lighted at 600 pm; extin-
guished at $50 am.
Temperature for Twenty-Four Hours.
The following were the readings of the
thermometer at the weather bureau during
the past twenty-four hours, beginning at 4
o'clock yesterday afternoon:
October 10 pm, 60; s pm, 60; mid
night, so.
October ia am, SO; 8 am, SO; IL M,
%, and pm. 76.
Maximum, 70. at pm. October II; min
lmum, So, at am, October II.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-10-11
CONDENSED LOCALS.

The dead body of a white infant was
found Saturday afternoon in an alley near
New Jersey avenue and K street. The
police had the body removed to the
mo1gue, and the coroner gave the neces-
sary death certificate.
A well-dressed young man on a bicycle,
whose name the police could not ascertain,
attempted to ride under rope stretched
across 18th street near Connecticut avenue
Saturday and was thrown from his wheel.
His left arm was broken by the fall.
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Julia Ridley, colored, nineteen years old,
who lives on Sampson street northwest be-
tween 18th and 18th streets, took dose of
laUdanum about 9 o'clock Saturday night.
The police understood that she attempted
suicide. A physician was called to attend
her, ana she is now improving.
A water stop box projecting one inch
above the sidewalk in front of No. 1104
14th street was complained of today hy the
second precinct police.
Lieut. Swindels notified the Commission
ers this morning that the trestle crossing
h street at Rays coal dock is in serious
condition. The trestie is near the canal in
Georgetown, about the intersection of Bath
street.
Complaints made by the police to the
water department today included n leaky
water main near 34th and K streets and a
damaged fire plug near Whitney avenue
and 18th street.
A four-year old son of Mr.. J. J. Bros
streets southwest yesterday afternoon by
a bicycle ridden by G. c. Carter of No.
1902 9th street. No serious injury was sus-
tanned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-10-11
EX-QUEEN ILLS HEALTH.
Former Sovereign Of Hawaii Said to
he Seriously Ill.

1t Is stated that ex-Queen Liliuokalani
OF the Hawaiian Islands, who returned here
from San francisco, September 3, and is
quartered at the Ebbftt House, is Just re-
covering from a severe attack of pneu-
1conia. Her condition is still regarded as
critical. Private Secretary Helelahi de-
ciined to discuss 1t this morning 1t was
learned that she was so i'll at one time
that IL was found necessary for ner physi-
clan to be constantly din attendance upon
her
The ex-queen returned to the city in a
mucn depressed staten occ3sioned by the
conditlon of affairs in her own country SO
unfavorabie to any hope she had of res
! toratlon 10 the throne. She caught vio-
tent colo on her trip, and this, together
with her bad physical condition, brought
on the attack. She has been confined to
her bed almost continuously since her re-
turn to Washington, and has denied herself
to visitors.
The ex-queen has been failing in health
Tor some time, and the knowledge of this
mas caused much uneasiness to her Intimate
friends. There Is said to be a decided ten
dency In her family to consumption Worry
over the state Of her affairs has resulted
In her losing weight and strength. She
fas been advised to leave Washington In
consequence.
An offer has been rendered the ex-uueen
70 preside over a carnival to be held In
wichita, Kan, three days In 1898. but 1t
Is not known whether or no she will ac-
cept. The offer was for 5000, and was
rendered by DIR. Martin, formerly Of Wfchi-
Ia, VINO was her physician In Honolulu.