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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-10-27

for yours !"
Then he stopped and pressed bis
lips to her, A long futtering sigh
escaped them
"Arthur!" she whispered; "Ar-
thur Il
Il am here, dear" he said.
Au1 then he laid her down out Of
his arms as though, with returning
life, he remembered the duty it
brought with it.
The mother sprang forward.
DO not be alarmed" Mr.. Main
waring said, gently, on seeing her
"f1er horse threw. think there is
no serious injury. =
No serious injury None to Dora,
bat Barbara knew that her wound
Was past healing.
When few hours later they knew
chat there was no need for anxiety on
her account, Barbara shut herself up
within her own room to fight her bat
tle
II cannot give him up, she moaned.
He does not know his own heart
He vii forget this child, and She
She cannot love him
But even as she reasoned came the
remembrance Of the one word, Gar.
thur = and the tone in which she
spoke it.
Il Will try her, she said, and for
the first time in her life came a feel
ing Of bitter resentment even against
her child.
They were sitting together in the
library as she entered
"Arthur,' she said, n think it is
time that we told Dora the truth.
The mans face paled She could
almost see him grid his soul for the
conflict, and crush out his heart be-
bind his honor. Even Dora looked
up with a suspicion of coming trouble.
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REPUBLICAN, TICKET.
e. .--.-'- - - So -fkEs'sl
For Comptroller of the Treasury,
Thomas Gorsuch
For Chief Judge (6th Judicial CircuiQ,
HON FRANCIS MILLER,
of Montgomery County,
For Sheriff
ROBERT BARRlCk,
of Wocdsboro.
For House Of De legates,

For House Of Delegates,
B. D. CHAMBERS Bnckevstown;
CHAS l.. WILSON, townsville;
Dr.. T T. r MILLER, Lewistown;
PETER LUGENREEL, Linganore;
JOS. f. WEBSTER, Mechanicstown
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-10-27

A lad in one of our schools being
asked What is Rhode Island celebra
ted for?" replied: 1T is the only
New England State which is the
smallest.
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LEAVE MECNANlCSTOWE

LEAVE MECNANICSTOWE
For Baltimore and Westminster at 10
and 8 90 a. NJ and , S. p IN. For ltag"Fs,
town and Williamsport at /! 10 a. m a0d
q 35 p. m For Blue Ridge on Saturday
at 40 p. m.
ARRIVE MECHANlCSTOWN
From Baltimore and Westminster at II 10
q. m., and 35 and 40p nj From viii
Transport and IIagerstown at 8 90 a m,
and 2 So y IN. From Blue Ridge on Mon
day at & 90 Il, m.
EMMITTSBURG ROAD,
LEAVE Enm,tsburg at 5 45, s 35 and 10 10
a. m. and 2 30, 5 40 and (Satursdavs only
$40 D m, and ARRIVE Rocky Ridge at
6l5, 8 05 and 10 40 a. m, and 3 co. 6 10
and 8 10 p. M. Trains North will LEAVE
Rocky Ridge at 25. Q % and 10 50 Il. M.
and 90. & % and % p. m. and ARRIVE
Emmittsburg S. 0 80 and /. 20 4. m,
and 3 40, 9 80 aud . 50 p. IN.
TRAINS FOR FREDERICK
LEAVE Junction at 6 40 and II 05 a. IN
and | 10, 5 80 and 32 p m.
TRAINS FOR YORK
Leave Junction . 35 a m. and 325 p. II
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WI u . L G.

take great pleasure in informing the
citizens of Frederick county that have
been authorized to sell the Matchess Estey
Organs at the lowest prices for cash or
easy payments. Also orders for sheet mu-
sic and musical merchandise will be
promptly filled Call and see me at Me.
chanicstown Md.
GEO II. S WELLER, Teacher
of Vocal and Instrumental music
July 14.3mx
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-10-27

A poets inspiration is most fire.
quentJy an editors Ye5spiratIon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-15
The Christiancy Case.

WHAT DIR. BALL SAW DECEMBER 24TH AND 25TH
1879.
Yesterday, as was stated In THE STAR, DR.. O.
NJ Ball was before Examiner Lovejoy as wit
ness for Mr.. Christiancy 10 his suit against his
wife for divorce On the ground Of her inf DELI
~ to her marriage vows 1t having been cur
rently reported that DR.. Ball had acted as the
agent OF Mr.. Christlancy In receiving remit
Tai Ces from him and diSbursing them TO partlts
tmpisytd 10 watch Mrs. Christiancy; ami also
tIei ut mad engaged In Shadowtng her hlmse'f
Il was expected that his testimony would be
vt1y damaging, but to the surprise OF al tn Il
eiEtb yesterday was tame as compared wit.
bat was expected. 1t related altogether o
q hat he saw December 9th and 25lh. 1879 HIS
STATE nj was In brief that he saw Mrs. CHRIS
al Cy al d Miss Meloy meet Edil GIRO on the
81 erloon Of the 24th and ter a few mint es
Conversation With Giro the latter went to tie
81. Gan es Hotel. and the ladies' to Mrs. Chris
Iisncy's, NO. 81 d street; that on the fo'lox-
1Lg day he saw carriage stop at her h0;lSe
when LADY got In and went to the st. Jam s
Hotel. and that Giro and the lady entered TIL
house. He did hot see the lady5 face, and
therefore could not swear that 1t was Mrs
ChriStiancy.
1t is expected that Oh cross examination DR..
Ball will be questioned as to the amount OF
money received from Chrtstiancy, to whom it
was paid, how long he (BalD was engaged In
plated to mix politics In the case by connect
ing the names OF prominent democratic mem
bers with Mrs: Christiancy's 8; and as to mis- &C
QuaiDtance with Giro. and whether or not he
did lot understand that Giro was In the en-
ploy CT Mr.. Chrtst1aDcy..
1T IS INTIMATED NOW
that Mrs. Chrlstiancy will not take ADVANTAGE
Of any technicalitleS nor make any motion at
this time. but that as soon as the evidence for
the prosecution Is closed her counsel Will pro-
ceed win the testimony and dlsprove the
material allegations OF the bill, and they Will
also show that there was connection between
Ball and Giro on letter OF Introduction from
MI. ChT1st1ancy, and that woman was pro-
cured 10 personate Mrs. Christiancy and in
tact, that the hole affair is put up job.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-15
AmuSenlentS. &c.

FoRDs OPERA HousE.-There was good
sized audience at the opera House last night to
see Mr.. Milton MOBILES and his play, 'The Phee-
nix" The play, sensational in the extreme
was put on the stage In very good style. Mr.
Mobiles was frequently applauded, and so was
Mr.. schwartz who as "Moses solomons' was
immense. He not only caught "the boys" but
every body else. The best people OF the city
were among the audience. THE Pn9nlx" viii
be repeated tonight and at the matinee next
Wednesday. Thursday and Friday Nights and
Saturday matinee "a Man OF the People" VIII
be given.
NATIONAL THEATER.-"The Tourists" started
out at the National last evening very auspi-
ciously, and the fun and frOllc OF this well.
known amusing production was fast and
furious. There are many new features to the
performance now.
ODD FELLOWS HALL-Blfnd Toms engage
ment at ODD Fellows Hall Is drawing to close
Every BODY should see him. There will be a
special matinee TO morrow.
LINCOLN HALL--JOhn 3. Cough Will lecture
at Lincoln Hall next Friday evening on "Piat-
form Experiences"
THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CONCERT takes place
at Lincoln hall, Wednesday March 3Oth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-15
The COrcOran square Market.

QUESTIONS PsRPLExING THE STALL HOLDERS.
The Northern (CorcOran] market people are
somewhat In quandary Ia regard to their
rights as stall-ownerS. The recent legislation
provides for the erection OF the High School
building on that square, aud this appropriation
being available after July 1st the Commission
ers yesterday ordered that no stalls be rented
AFTER that date. The dealers there are yet un-
decided what TO do, aud efforts made to get
In m In any considerable number 10 go to the
Northern Liberty X streeD market have, 10 to
tnlS time, beeE unsuccessful, as also efforts 20
get them TO remove TO the Citizens market on
Rhcde Island avenue, between Srh and 9th
streets. Some OF them are considering the pro-
prety OF leasing ground in the neighbOrhood
thus adding another private market Co the
many In the city. There is an impression that
the school building " Ill De located In such way
as 10 leave ample room for market building
On the 9TH street front, where the market for
which the square was purchased in 1STi or ~
" as TO have been located, and there may Ae a
move looking TO the erection OF market there
The dealers generally are ildspOsed to move
on the square, contendirg that ii is one OF the
best locations In the city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-15
The GOnFtS.
COURT IN GENERAL TERM.

NJ.
Yesterday, Capitol Hill Building Association
agt. Hilton; argued and submitted. Gusdorf1
agt. Wheeler; do. j. w. Handy, of Maryland
admitted to the bar.
To day, McNelr agt- Fay; Judgment of spe-
clal term reversed and certiorari quashed
Cahill alias DESMOND agt. Cahill; not to be
assigned Till ordered.
CIRCUIT CoURT-J,tdge Macarthur.
Yesterday, Burgess agt. Baum; verdict for
defendant. kimmell ct al, agt. District OF
Columbia; juror withdrawn and continued.
Hills, Boyd & Co., agt. Clark & Co; verdict for
defendant. Charter Oak Life Insurance Com.
pany agt. Talimadge; jury respted.
To-day, Charter Oak Life Insurance Co. agt
Tallmadge; trial resumed. justin agt. Holta
day; verdict set aside and retnstated on calen-
dar
EQUITY COVRT--Jldge Vile.
Yesterday. FAIR agt. leyser; stay of proceed
1ngs granted. Cook agt. DenalSe; bonds In
registry OF court orders delivered to defendant
DelaDo. Hartig agt. -. ford: decree divesting
and reyesting title. 5 mp agt. RallOch; eX-
ceptions to tnterrogatori-s overruled, with ten
days to answer. Wise agt SIgourney; books
Nelson agt. Mayne; order dismissing bin va.
Gated. District OF Columbia agt. Alexander:
hearing certified to General Term. Sinner agC.
Sinner; pro confesso against Reginald Fendall
ordered.
CRIMINAL COURT-Judge Cor.
Ambrose Cook; assault with Intent to XIII; yer.
dict not guilty. Henry Roberts; assault; jury
Iespited.
CRIMINAL CoURT-J,tdge James.
To-day. Henry Roberts, assault verdict not
guilty. Clark Brown, the prosecuting witness
was committed to answer for the assault, and
for perjury. Chubb Jackson, larceny. verdict
guilty and sentence suspended. John E.
Smith, do, do, do. George w. Black, assault
On Wm Buckley; On hearing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-15
Condensed Locals.

The one-Lorse cars to be put on Pennsylvania
avenue from 18th street TO the Capitol have ar
rived and Will shortly be running.
Lewis Weston. who tt was thought was
fatally injured by the falling OF the iron arch at
ISL street and Pennsylvania avenue on the ith
hospital.
j. shillington sends the Atlantic Monthly.
FRANK Lesiies Popular Monthly and Demorests
Last evening Miss Annie kearney, residing
corner New Jersey avenue and Pierce street,
was found dead In her room. DR.. Newton was
plexy.
Considerable interest as to temperance is
attending the labors OF Rev. s. Kramer, acting
chaplain or the washington navy yard. VINO
holds temperance meetings in the library there
every sunday afternoon. About 100 OF the
men OF the Portsmouth and Saratoga have
taken the pledge.
Thomas M. Baker, the clerk In the dead letter
office who was arrested several days ago on the
charge OF roobipg letters, was before Commits
waived an examination, and In default OF s.. 600
boLds. was sent TO jail for the action OF the
The Columbia railroad directors have elected
a. A. Willard president, w. b Reed vice prest.
dent and W. Il. Clagett secretary and treas
uTer.
The Northern Liberty Market Company yes
terday elected directors as follows: Messrs. F.
E Dana. George Wilcox. Samuel NJ. Wilcox,
John r. Kelley, Theodore Barnes. William
Miller. X. I. Merrick, Thomas j. Fisher ana f.
The franklin Mutual Relief Association last
evening elected officers as follows: ID. w Land
volght, PRESIDENT; j M. Richards vice president;
MesSrs. knockney, Elliott, Wamsley LaHSdale,
Oliver. Radeiin and Galley, trustees.
ABOUT O'CLOCK yesterday afternoon au alarm
was turned in for fire In a shanty In Prop
alley, between Sd and ~ streets and Peansy /
Vania and Missouri avenues. Word was givel
out that several co!ored babies which had oeen
LEFT 10 the house by their mothers were being
smothered by the smoke. and the door was at
hon fynSa
were found lying on low bed and a fire burn
Ing briSkly In one corner Of the room. They
would have been smothered In a few minutes
more as life was found almost extinct when
they were drawn out.
The graduating exercises OF the senior class Of
the medical department OF the Columbian Uni
veisity Will take place Thursday evening at S
o'clock. The address to the graduating class
VIII be delivered by Prof. E. T. Fristoe and the
valedictory by Philo M. Bennett. Thegradu at es
are Louis x. Beatty, John w. Chappell. L. l..
Friedrich and John II. Yarnall, District OF Co
lumbia; Philo H. Bennett, New York
The recent ScheutZen fair realized the hand
some sum of 81 23l.6T
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-15
Alexandra Notes.

Judge keith's decision was received here this
morning, refusing TO grant the "mandamus" In
the case OF the fish dealers against the commits
sloners Of the sinking fund. "A marriage
license was Issued by The clerk Of the corpora
ton court yesterday to Louisa Platter, aged
46. ard John Potter, aged %. The couple were
A colored boy by the name OF Temple Lucus
was bI ought before Justice Thompson yeSter.
day On the charge OF vagrancy. The Justice
sent him to jail for 80 days. =. AT police head
quarters this morning man by the name o.:
Holt as fined IS or 80 days for drunk and dis
orderly conduct. Edward Tyler, charged
with stealing watch and chain. case con-
tlnued. There were no cases at police head
quarters yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-15

suEe that be must be as far above instruction
as his publications show him to be below con-
Tempt. To those. however, whom the very
magnitude OF these misrepresentation may
truthfulness the above synopsis. taken from
&C urt records and equally undeniable sources
OF information, may prove to be Instructive.
ure 10 further enHghten the public upon the
true condition Of your road. It may be re.
marked, in conclusion, that the undersigned
represent an the bona flde creditors OF the
southern Maryland Railroad Company
Very respectfully yours,
T. A. LAMBERT,
Attorney for the Southern Mary land r. r. co.
L. g. HINE,
Attorneys for Creditors, and Assignee of Starr
RidenouT.
FRANK HUME,
Trustee for Creditors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-15

A WAsHINGT0EIAN IN HARD LUCK.-The Chi
cago Inter Ocean OF last Friday says: "Heury
L Mills, recently OF Washington, ID. c., In get
Us on passenger train on the Chicago AMI
ADJ RtToad at Willow Springs, Tuesday
broke. ana, throwing Mr.. Nils down. broke his
left arm The broken limb was dressed yester-
day morning by DIR. Price. the company physi-
can. \ travelling salesman named ". ii. Meyer
Witnessed the accident, and handed Mr.. Mills
his card. Mills went to the once OF the com.
pany, and while there one OF the Officials
snaiched Meyers card ard Dr.. Prices certld.
cate having got all they could, they then put
money or friends, and unable 10 work, he called
at the Madison street station whsr,, the in
JuTed mem Der was dressed b. DR.. Dunno Later
The Injured man was taken 70 the county nos.
pital.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-15

II X PIC.
FIR q 1T
L AK a We.
PREPARED FROM TROPICAL FRUITS AND
PLANTS. Is thorough in Its Medicinal Action,
and yet so AGREEABLE to the TASTE thst
PATRONS often disregard orr Injunction to divide
the LOZENGE into parts (say two doses) to meet
their respective cases. At the OUTSET it is espe-
ciary essential to observe the DIRECTIONS closely
Till one becomes accustomed to its use-when mild
action and the satisfactory results are sure TO
follow. Ladies and children. and those who
dislike taking pills and nauseous medicines to
secure cathartc action. especially pleased with
Its agreeable qualities. Try it ONCE. and you viii
esteem It highly as a SAFE, PLEASANT and Eff
FEOTIVE remedy. Packed in bronze tin boxes
only. Sold by Druggists.
Price, 25 Cents. Large boxes. go Gents.
mar5-eo&w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-15
Piles Cured Inv ltebiv Go a arnIc.s,

nj. d., Ii. D., OF the Chicago Medical College
says: 1T has extraordinary power over this
disease Professor Sidney Ringer. OF the
have found 1t singuiarty successful" beware
OF worthless limitations. Also cures Rheu-
matlsm. Catarrh and Neuralgia. Sold In fifty
cents and dollar Sizes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-15
Cod Liver Oil and Lime,

that pleasant and active agent IN the cure OF
all consumptive symptoms "WiIbor'S Com
pound OF Pure Cod Liver OIL and Lime Is
being universally adopted In medical practice.
SOLD by the proprietor. 4. b. WiLBoR, Chemist.
Boston, and all druggists.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-15
West Washington, nee Geoge,own.


NARROW ESCAPE OF Mr. j. A. WILLIAMSON
The warehouse and store at Warrenton juno
ton, Va, owned by MIR. j. A. Williamson, OF
this place. and occupied by his son as an agri-
cultural warehouse and store was burned
down Friday night last. Mr.. j. A. Williamson.
VINO happened TO be asleep In the store at the
time, was awakened by the smoke; the flames
shooting up through the floor being the first
sight which greeted dis vision. After some
ilGe delay he managed TO escape from the
building and gave the ALARM and in very few
minutes the whole establishment was blown up
by the explosion OF powder which was kept for
sale. The building and stock were insured In
the Potomac Fire Insurance CO. OF this place.
Mr.. Williamson, ST., loses about $3.50, and his
son about 81, 900. 1t is not known how the fire
originated.
INTERESTING RECOGNITION SERVICES were held
last evening In the Gay-street Baptist church,
Walker. D. D., has recently accepted. The
words OF welcome were delivered by Rev. s. II.
Greene, hand OF fellowship extended by Rev.
Z. Z. Meador; address on the mutual relations
OF pastor and people delivered by Rev. DR..
Cuthbert. The charge to the church was by
Rev. DR.. Parker. Dr. Walker then addressed
the visiting pastors and the congregation. CIV
Ing an account OF his early conversion, call and
ordination to the ministry, stating that he had
spent about 43 years In the work OF his Master.
The closing recognition prayer was then made
by Rev. owen James.
THE GEORGETOWN FISH WHARF at the re-
cent sale, was bought by Mr.. Grafton Harper
for 1920 for one year.
ROAD REPA1Rs-The Tunlaw road, the canal
repaired; the pike, which most needs 1t, Is not.
THK FUNERAL OF Mr.. Francis Dodge takes
place this afternoon at 4 o'clock. His aga
should have been stated at Il years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-15

Burnett's Cocaine has been sold I'm every
civilized country, and the public have rendered
the verdict that it is the cheapest and best Hair
Dressing In the world.
Burnett's Flavoring Extracts are invariably
acknowledged the pGrest and the best.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-15
DIR. METTAUR'S

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Cure most wonderfully In Q very short time bot,
SION AND NERVOUS HEADACHE; relieve DYS-
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A fun size box Of these valuable PILLS. with fun
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ID. E. Church, Baltimore Md:
4 have no hesitation In assuring you that Or.
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Rev. THOMAS GAMBLE, pastor III. L. Church. HIS
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Rev. LEWIS A. THIREkIEp. pastor N, z. church,
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man who was in bed with O bad attack OF Bilious
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Rey.I.E PErErs. pastor NJ. E Church, Urbana. vss
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BROWN CHEMICAL CO.,
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Tansier Oyster De pot and Restaura,

9th and f (Iohnsons). Choice oysters, fish
Clam Chowder. Crabs. sc. Also. Meals ana
Lunch always ready. Prices Exceedingly Low.
Ladies' saloon first floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-15

MINERAL WATERS - Congress Water. TIE
purest and safest OF all cauhartic waters. None
genuine sold On draught. Avoid all coarse. irri-
tating waters foreign and domestic; they i'm
pah the digestive organs and kidneys
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-15
ATIiNTA IL


We have been using your "SwitC's S. Spe.
c1nc' Id the treatment or convicts for the last
year and believe it is the only certain known
remedy that will effect permanent cure for
diseases for Which you recommend it.
GRANT, ALEXANDER & Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-15
FdUin Rnnff,.

at did ne much good" says this celebrate1
actor, 10 speaking OF the Liebig Co. s Coca Beef
Tonic. Beware OF limitations. ASK for Coca
Beef Tonic.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-15

Itching scRly and ScrofuIous Humors
speedily. permanently and economically cured
by the Cuticurs remedies when all other human
agencies fail. Who can doubt them after read
Ing the authenticated cures daily published In
this paper?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-15

HAMILTON & SHEpD. of No. 400 9th St, give
estimates on plumbing and gas fitting and
Timing. They have also on hand nne selec-
manufacturers prtces.-Adrs,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-15

THE FINEST SUITS EVER OFFERED for boys
OF B. Robinson & CO., $50 Pennsylvania ave .
this week. The general stock In every depart.
nent win be more attractive than ever before.
Aag,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-15
The Sewer bond Frauds.

GEORGE II. FARNHAMS CONFESsION-THE WORST
NOT YET MADE PUBLIC.
The statement made by George II. Farnham
before the District Commissioners yesterday
afternoon in reference to his abstraction or
sewer bonds, has been written out by the steno
grapher and was laid before the Commissioners
this morning. They decline to make 1t public
at present, for good reasons. Farnham left the
city last night for New York, where he came
fIom and was probably glad TO get out of town
10 avoid those made sore by his Statements 1t
is safe to say that this number would be multi
piled considerably should his statement of yes
Ierday be made public, aud that those already
hurt would feel no better. He stated before he
LETT that he had nothing to take back from
what ne had stated, and that he had now no
motlVe Tor misstat1ng anything about the ase.
He did not profess TO be saint, as he had done
many bad things, but he had told the truth
arc was satisf1ed. He had q lung disease
which would carry him off in short tune: ne
mig ht live few months longer, but it wa,
matter OF indifference TO him, as he was about
as well prepared now as he ever could be to
pass In his chips.
RUNAWAY GIRLS SENT HOME.-Word was re
celyed at the police headquarters yesUerd ~
Iloin Washington that TWO girls. 16 and II
q MAD ID LET. Their homes and
pan was detailed TO find them. and, alter
searching ror some time, he discovered them
Msng "a at "a respect abe boarding house In the
that THY were mad with theft ma and GA. >
and bad lett home to earn their own living. i6
was thought best to send them home to make
up with their parents, which was accordingly
dOne.-Bdlt0. american TO- day.
These were two German girls living in tne
northern part OF the city, and nelghoors to
each OH the father OF one of them went to
ing in finding them, left word with Detective
Kimball, of that city, who found them and
brought them 10 this city yesterday.