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The Courts.

Yesterday. Fisk, Clark & Flagg agt Hollander 81
BRO opinion by Judge James and decree making
injunction perpetual Geiger agt. L. b. Mutual
Aid Society: Opinion by Judge Cox, judgment be-
low affirmed Hoo & Bro. agt. District OF Column
amend declaration refused. Mccormick agt Freed
mans bank; petition for supersejieas filed Kin
ssy as mGGae; odder ior revivor Liley agt
Strasburger; argued and submitted.
CIRCUIT CoURT-J,tdJe hacA rth,u.
Yesterday. Mccullough agt GrofY; motion for
by default. Otterbach agt Campbell: Continued
Weaver agt. Beriin dismissed U. S. ex rel. Greg
DRY aGL Birney ct al; certified TO General Term
EQUITY COURT-Jud1e HaJier
Yesterday, Gordon, adnnistra agt. F1nt.
collection and payment OF interest on trust fund
ordered. Stew9rt agt Smith; time for taking tes-
Ha1ght; order appointing Edwin p. Ha1ght guard
Ian ad htem Pfeifrer agt- Straining; sale con-
as 5sa nls In cGsnsuf af Dsyaugn rule Dis
granted TO compound Indebtedness OF John H.
Brooks Blbb agt Hunter; sale Ratified nisi and
reference TO the auditor. Jones agt Jones; rule
discharged; Fauquier agt Jones; motion
tor security for costs denied. Dodge agt. Ofliey:
sale set aside and resale ordered on conditions.
POLICE COURT-Judge Smell.
Yesterday, Jas. Jackson, col0red larceny OF two
overcoats from John +. Chisley; $40 or 80 days
tiee W Paul and Frank Garrett, afTray; Garrett
was fined IS and Paul was discharged John C.
Brooks, assault on Albert Kirchner; IS or Is DAYS
Abe Turner assault on Robert Gilchrist, both COL
ored: 8 or Is days John G. Brooks, dlsorderly
70 days George johnson, loud and bOisterous: IS
or Is days. Philip Brooks and John Commodore,
profanity; $ or Is days each. Thos. O'Donnell,
profanity: s. or days. Isaac Wilson. disorderly
conduct; s. or Is days Chas. Lee, cOlored suspi-
ciotis person: 80 days JAS Blanket, alias johnson:
10 days. Edgar johnson, cOlored, profanity: IS or
: days John Byron, loud and DoIsterOus: per
sonal bonds. JAS Lochoeeler, profanity; $40 or 30
days VIM Shepherd, eOlOred, do. ; s or Is days.
To-day, Jno. Boston. colored. threats to Maria
Boston. his mothor; personal bonds to keep the
peace. Annie Brown, cOlOred, threats to Jane
EPft NIL Inn
20 days in jail. Also charged with disor1erly
eonduct; $40 or BOD avs. W. f. Connery, profan-
tty: 5 or days. j. .. Sapp, do; do. Edward
Campbell. colored, treSpas ling on a park; s. or
days
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TEE SSgEEHs!H HasF HS sgsEHxzss
sif EHfrcr sSsHaSSS s4a ssi
TRAINS Leave Lea M h FROM srATIoS. CoRNEa
Fer and 1ns Vest chc.so m,ted Erpre
81 rases SEa G.rs r a daily,
HarrisbSrs 10 Cincinnati western e. pres. IFo IS
E,Hcnnsti Mail Maj w Express $3.50 pm daily fOf
RAETIMoEE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
$50 p. m daily except SATURDAY. with Palace C.ss
Washngt1 IN to Canaan dsiRua.
For New YORK and sSs f E.ss. goo m, 10
E. On sso e s
R aGr GaTs $50 M daily EXCEPT n sunday
sey City with boats Of Brooklyn Annex. siiordine
direct transfer to Fulton street. avoiding doubas
For Fhl.delrms. 500 An. 1880 an ,:so. 20.
ina io fm Sa E On ss.a.sS -: :ae
For s: So s%sss 500 $50. 1880 m and 30
800 o. 81. g. an. ss0 -! ssS SO 1sS ga q
f,fopss Ssssi Zine s4O.m and 4.4o p m. daily.
ForAnnsPoiis s0 $40 m .ad 44o pm daily. ..osps
asI EaH2r HED RSsais a4
ESQ 300 800. 500 ' md Il 50 pm On sand:s
For Richmond and the South. $50 and II IS a. m.
daily. and $500 pm daily except Sunday. =.
s:5ssnd 1000 am. 1850, 500. $40. 700 and
s;dS ~; and u y; 90 midnight On SUNDAY q
Tickets and nformatlon the ofoe northeast corner
Of 18th street and avenue and at the sta
GAGE to from hotels sS ana
CHAS. T.. PUGH General MANAGER.
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An IlD-Stnrred L0ve Matcla-The Fatal
Shot Fired by q Woman.

The Paris correspondent Of the New York
Times vouches for the correctness Of the report
that the wound received by Gambctta was in-
hicted by an enraged woman, and not the result
OF an accidental discharge, as generally sup
posed. His account Of the affair is as follows:
mo doubt is permissible that the shot which
directly or indirectly caused his death was fired
by lady who Is well known in Paris, and whose
pseudonym. Leonie Leon, conceals the patrony-
mic ofone of the most honorable IsraeltIsh FAM
lilies of Bordeaux She left her husband. the
Gonseiller General of the Gironde department,
to follow the fortunes of him by whose eloquence
In the Baudin subscription and trial she was
completely fascinated. and uniting with him in
1858. she deserted her family. Their connection
has lasted ever since He was impatient of the
chain he could not break, especially as a child
was born the succeeding year. whose paternity
lie refused to acknowledge. The refusals caused
scenes of recriminat;on, and often of positive
violence, between the lovers. The man wearied
OF the connection. and the woman chung
devotedly to him for whom she had
sacrificed her honor. Gambetta disliked the
child. who was sickly, but intelligent. and lived
as his nephew. He resembled Gambetta in
character and features. Two years ago
Leonie's husband died. and she summoned
Gambetta to fulfil his promise of marriage. but
received another refusal. He made an agree
the condition that he should be educated in
Germany. The mother hesitated, but finally
consented. and accompanied the child and his
father to Dresden. This was the journey so
much commented upon last year by the Euro
pean press, which ascribed political motives to
the presence of Leon Massable ct la dame at
the German hotels. The connection was con-
tinued after their return, Leonie going every
saturday evening to his villa where she was
accepted as mistress by the servants, and re-
turning Monday morning in his carriage. Their
quarTels also continued. Within O week three
discharged domestics revealed the mysteries of
the ill-starred establishment. Finally the dis
sensons eliminated in the scene of the I'M
happy pistol shot. Gambetta lost his temper,
giving vent to abuse and coarse language such
as he was wont to employ in moments of pas
sion. She was exasperated. seized q revolver
and fired. He raised his hand to turn aside the
weapon and received his death-wound. Every
thing else is conjecture. None but they know
the truth, and Gambetta died, yet made no
SIGN.
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RAILROADS.

RALTIMORE g. OHIO RAILROAD
~ TIE RiTM MpPEt TIA FAST; AND THE ONLY LINZ
VA MAsAISG f 6Nsl ANR BE LEI fk MefI
J sGifDu i2UF Td Ts sTEEt tF FAILS
diheinn Mh sd n Si. Fast
Sleeping Cars to Cncinnati St Louis aud nd chicago
+ssS-1fsf kf HKf SaE and Way stations
annfss snS ws Tss Sa
bffts ins Wy New SGI
Odd EXPkEss: Tarior Cars to New YORK sD 'o',oN
s:4o-Staunton and Valley Express CONNECTS for Ha.
asHs n sns s sSn
StSls At Be.s,ie. Annapolis Junction. yessup's
n ass sstsp ss At at
tlOliT1p,,s6uTs Chicago: Cincinnati and $. Louis
sn ESQ.,, Sleeping Cars to Cincinnati LouisSilis
PiM-i2 IoSEaltimore. Enicott CITY Annapolis. was.
ta25-nn Sunday only for Baltimore and Way.
ts:ss-BaLTiMoREE XP RhfEss
and Mss .o and \ Isrr
..ee er1Sk HSgers TOW and Way, via Relay
+ q Esla kanaPeI,s and Way Stations. M
chester and Way stations. Son sunday to FONT Of
kfsf inS SiK ssss1s 2sy and
esut a Rs Key, s snS MI L.a
s se-Essf.mGss ips E TEf Sts.lsn'
kssfPns S GaSs SdEk sna
Cam and Sew 1S5s
IL sfsnf Enc s. hSb Waf g TGus and Chicago
tDaily tsunday only, Other trains daily eEceptsunday
an trains from Washington stop at Relay Station.
Ohio s. ss ss ana aaa
To be and
any point in the Gi h,;n g.. M.
wM cLEMENTs Master Of TTsns ssso ys
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UNBELIEvERS IN PERSONAL GOD NOT COMPE-
TENT AS WITNEssES.-In the trial OF civil case in
Philadelphia. Judge Amos Briggs delivered long
opinion, ruling that all who do not believe in
Divine Being AMI Divine rewards and puniShments
are incompetent as witnesses In the court On the
first trial of the cause the evidence of Robert
Becker had been admitted after Becker had said
that. although he believed In the Creator Of the
universe and in a supreme power which would
punish him here for false swearing, he did not be-
1ieve in God as commonly understood by the PEG.
pie, nor in personal God, nor in God as an entity
Judge Briggs ruled that to admit Beckers testi-
mOnY was an error.
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Judge Barrett, In the supreme court In New
York, yesterday rendered decision on q mo
tion argued several weeks ago, TO continue tenn
pofary Injunction granted In the suit brought By
The western Union Telegraph company and Jay
i3Ould and against the Mutual Union Telegraph
company and the Central Trust company of
New York, TO restrain the defendants
from continuing an alleged conspiracy to thwart
the carrying out OF an agreement which had been
entered into between the plaintiffs and the firm of
John g. Moore Co. on behalf OF the Defendants
Ju5ge Barrett denies the motion to continue the
injunction and dissolves the temporary Injunction
already granted In the case.
In New York, the suit OF William s. VIII
Eanls against the Western Union Telegraph CON-
morning at the request OF counsel until the court
OF appeals had rendered decision, which VIII be
n February next
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TIE LOTTERY CASE

THE LOTTERY CASES CoNTINUSD-This morninp
IN the Police Court, Prosecuting Attorney Moore
called Judge Smells attention TO the cases against
ThoS Mohun, VIM ". Gould, Jas. =. HOrbach
ana Jewell LonSdale, who were arrested by
License Agent Riff AMI Lieut.. Arnold YESTERDAY
AFTERNOON for selling lottery tickets He stated that
he would not take the cases up to-day because he
had number or infOrmat1OnS to make out which
required considerable work, and he would ask for
&ceRt1nuInce until Saturday. All the defendants
were already out on security. The court ordered
the cases 10 go over to Saturday next
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Nature is always provident, and for every 100
girls born there are 104 boys. Thus it seems the
toy pistol, deep holes in the pond, and all such
are arranged for by the rise Of four per cent.
surplus. 1t used to be thought the extras
were for purposes of war, but that has PLAYED
out as unnecessary since the invention Of the
Fourth of July and the toy pistol Chicago IN
ter Ocean.
Frank Frayne should go to Niagara Falls, and
shoot the rapids.-Neso Orleans Picayrtae.
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RABBIT-TUM-A-HASH.
Rabbit foot quick, Rabbit foot light,
-Tum-a-haSh. tum-a-heap!
Hop, skip, jump! Oh, mon, he's sight
KaZe he res ali de day en- run all de night,
-Tum-a-haSh. tum-a-heap,
Oh. Rabbit-tum-a-hash!
Crow fly Eas', de crow fly Wes,
-Tum-a-haSh, tum-a-heap,
Jay bird hunt de sparrer nes',
En- he eat all de aigs fer ter see witch de bes',
-Tum-a-hash. tum-a-heap,
Oh, Rabbit-tum-a-hash!
Little pot simmer, big pot bubble,
-Tum-a-haSh, tum-a-heap!
Dumplin' f1irt like lie done got In trouble,
He hlrt en- he flip twel he look like he double.
-Tum-a-hash, tum-a-heap,
Oh, Rabbit-tum- a-hashl
Pot, he bigger dan de fryin' pan,
-Tum-a-haSh, tum-a-heap!
En- pun dis grOun' take my STAN,
-Tum-a-hash, tum-a-heap,
Oh, Rabbit-tum-a-hash!
Niger, he chunk up de fire en- grin,
-Tum-a-haSh, tum-a-heap!
Oh, do run yer, Miss SOoky Blueskin.
You forgot fer to put dat seas'nin In,
-Tunl-a-hash, tum-a-heap,
Oh, Rabbit-tum-a-hash.
Wen Partridge call-Boo Wnitel Bob White,
-Tum-a-hash, tum-a-heap!
Does 90 dogs 6itef on, yes. at night!
Oh, den Mister Rabbit lii he foot mighty light,
-Tum-a-hash, tum-a-heap,
Oh, Rabbit tunl-a.hashi
joel Chandler Harris, In The Cent177L
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WOOD AND COAL.
STEAMERS. &c
WINTER SCHEDULE.

Steamers ARRowSMITH and MYSTIC leave TIA
mrees co Snari 81 n,,s es'e Ae,sndra VA O.
=. AkRoWsMIIH. On MONDAYS. for Npmini and in-
ern,edlste landings: returning TUESDAYS. ON
THURSDAY. for Currioman. Eonini. ST. ClesnenI0
Say mharves and INTERIM, date landings. returning
FRIDAYS. On SATURDAYS. for Surrionan, Leon
ardtown. and intermediate landings returning SUN.
MYSTIC. on MONDAYS. for Nanjcmoy Greek and
int med ate landings; return TUESn .YS. ON WE'D.
NfSDAfS. for MattoN and Upper Mschodoc Greeks
and intermetiate landings; return THURSDAYS. ON
FRIDAYS. for Upper Machoaoc and Mattox Creeks.
ana iptermediat landings; return SATURDAYS.
For information apply 70 Agents.
- JOHN Il. PADSETT JOHN r. WOOD
diS Alexandtia, Va eth wharf,
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Authentic accounts leave no doubt that the
suicide Of Count Won Wimpnen, the Austro-Hun-
gartan ambassador TO France was entirely due to
insanity. The financial and other private affairs
OF the deceased were found to be in perfect order
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CUNARD LINE
NOTICE.
- LANE ROUTE.
1HE CmNAKD STEAMShiP COMPANY LIMITED
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL.
CALLING AT CORK HARBOR.
FROM PIER 90. y. - NEW YORK
Catalonia. We'd. JAN B. Botlnia. Wei, Jan. 81.
Galia We'd. Jan. 10. Catalonia. We'd. Feb. z.
Pavonia We'd, JAM H. Partiia... We'd, Feb IL,
Partla we'd. Jan. "a Pavonia We'd. Feb. or
AND EVERY NEDNESDAi FROM NEW TOIh.
49, RATE OF PASSAGE:
$oo, $so ana FOO Tor pasSclcer accommodations.
eteerage at very low Storage tickets from ly.
erroo and Queenstown and other parts Of Luro,e A
lowest rates.
- Through lils Of laden given for Belfast. Glasgow.
saEe Antwerp and other ports the Continent and
tor Mediterranean ports.
For freight aud passage apply the Company's Office
Nc. Bowling Greeil both steerage and cabin "a
OTIS BIGELOW CO.. COS 7th street. Washington.
NLi.NON II. BROWN & Co, New York:
Orto Messrs OTIS I,IGEi'OW A. co
l&nl2 COS eth street. Washington.
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A DID TO YOUR INCOME.

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ADD TO YOUR INCOME
Club IL OF the MUTUAL INVESTMENT CLUBS Of
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Each member gets the benefit of combined capital of the
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Club IL paid shareholders back their money in profits in
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HAMBURG LINE.

HAMBURG LINE.
WEEKLY LINE OF STEAMERS
LEAVING NEW YORK EVERY THURSDAY
AT NOON.
FOR ENGLAND. FRAME AND GERMANY
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c. b. RICHARD Il CO.,
General Passenger Agents
81 broadway. New lJcx.
Or to PERCY @. SMITH,
1"51 and GIG Pennsylvania avenue.
Send for Tourist Gazette" AMI
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FINANCIAL.

DROTECT YOUR FAMILIES
i By joining the MUTUAL RESERVE FUND LIFE
ASSOCIATION. he success of this institution is
wonderful. During September and October alone il
wrote nearly six million dollars of insurance.
See advertisement tin Post Solicitors wanted
Office, 1909 street.
nl6-3m /. Y. KNIGHT, Manager
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD

NUKTH GFKMAN LLOYD
IN STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK. HAvRu.
LONDON. SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
4 he steamers of this company will sail EVERY SAT-
IRDAl from Bremen pier. foot OF Sd street, Ho5oken
Rates OF passage: From New York o. Havrp London,
SOUTHAMPTON and Bremen first cabin. 800: second
cabin 500 steera9e $50 prepaid eteersge
~. For freight or passage apply 10 OELRIcHs &
CO. 925 Pennsylvania avenue northwest Agents fof
w ashingtOn.
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STOCK SPECULATION.

&TOCK SPECULATION.
Parties wishing to make money in stocks should COM
munlcate with the old established firm Of
JOHN A. DODGE CO.,
BANKERS AND STocE BRoKEns
No. II WALL STREET, NEW YORK,
Who viii send free full information showing how larxe
profits may be realized on investments of
je6 SO TO $1,000.
pRfVATE STOCK TELEGRAPH WIRES
BETWEEN
WASHINGTON. NEW YORK AND RICHMOND.
II. H. DODGE,
Bonds Stocks and Investment Securities Bought and
Sold on Commission,
No. $50 18TH STREET. (CORCORAN BUIDING.)
Agency for Prince and Whitley Stock Broksrs
"a BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
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AN Ex-CONGRESsMAN's LIVELY CHAsE.-In New
York Monday afternoon ex-Congressman Bri CHAM
had an exciting chase with two burglars. He was
entering his residence, Broome street. when two
men passed him on the stoop, having In their pos
session jewelry case and other articles. He fol-
lowed them, and secured the assistance OF two
colored men, who pursued the thieves. During the
pursuit one Of the men drew his pistol, and Tired
at his pursuers. Both fellows were caught and
rod
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Every Class OF Securities BOUGHT and sold commits
sion in San Francisco Baltimore. Philadelphia New
York Boston and Washington. Orders executed on the
New York Stock Exchange at Of per cent
commission: Private and direct telegraph wires to
Richmond. Baltimore. Philadelphia. New York and
Boston. through which orders are executed ON the
Stock Exchanges in those cities and reported back
promptly. Quotations of Stocks and Bonds and in
formation regarding the Markets received through our
wires INSTANTLY direct from the New York Stock
Exchange. nj
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SAFE DEPOSIT co.

CECURITY FROM Loss BY BURGLARY
~ ROBBERY. FIRE OR ACCIDENT.
The NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY
CORNER 18TH STREET AND NEW YoRK Avn
Perpetual Chartee Act of Congress January 22d 1867
Rents Safes Tor IS to $50 per year aud takes iii nds
OF Securities and Vauabes Special Deposit It lowest
rates.
BENJAMIN p. SNYDER, President.
CHARLES c. GLOVER, at Riga b Co. WCo pEeGdnnk
ABERT 1. STURTEVANT. Secretary.
q. E. Nyzna1. Art Heoy.
Directors: -
BENJAMIN p EnydeE Charles O. Gloves.
JcifS Caseels Henry A, willard
ALERT d. EtfirtevauN Thomas Evana
John q. pATke. aulk
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Mt. VERNON! MT. VERNON

STEAMER W. W. CORCORAN
Leaves 9TH street wharf daily Sunday for M
Vernon al 10 O'clock returning reaches Washing.
ton about 3 80 pm.
go L. l.. BLAKE. Captain.
NEW YORK. ROTTERDAM. AMSTERDAM
The hrst-ciass. fun powered. Clyde-built Dutch
ANS s' TERDaM. n'f R , ojfpffEnpAM scHIEDAM
EDAM, ZAANDAM, Z. CAIAND.
W. A. SCH0LJEN. MAS
Carving the u =. Mails TO the Netherande leave conn
Iany Pier, foot of Sussex street. Jersey City, " J.
sterdam, alternately.
First cabin. $50: second cabin. $50 steerage S2s.
n. CAZAUX, GeDeral Agent % Sort n William street
New York. For assaoe apply TO w. q. METZEROTr
4 CO, 925 Pennss l,ania avenue. Washington.
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WALKER,s. xD4 NTH STREET NORTHWEST
~ cAkRCOAIs FELT AND PdycH BUILD
plastic. CARPET LINING W. ". BRUSHEa
AAA &c. 10epnooA ~
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his is sung with what Uncle Remus would call
the knee racket" that is to say, it is 'patting
song: II the read viii bear in mind that the rhyth-
nical effect IS based f1eon recurring and invara-
BILE palsesthere viii lie difficulty in catching the
swing
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Death Of n millionaire.

HIS EvENTFUL CAREER
Ihe career or + iWard Stern, Russian imperial
vlce-consul to New York, who died in that city
On Monday, was a strange and eventful one. He
IS sad 70 have been born In one OF the Baltic prov
inces in 1924, where he was for time a school
teacher and tax collector, afterwards removing to
England, where he engaged in stock speculations,
made and lost two fortunes, and was married and
divorced. Coming to this country he made a large
amount OF money during the war as an army con-
tractor, and again changed his residence to
France. where he won the hand and affections OF
wealthy lady, Mile. Aviral, with whom he had
dlfflcult1eS which resulted in scandalouS suit for
divorce The Wife died during the pending OF
the suit, and the decree established the validity
OF the marriage. In 1876 Mr.. Stern returned to the
United States, where, in 1877, he married daugh-
ter OF Mr.. Jules A. Druilhet, OF New York. He re-
turned to Paris with his new Wife, with whom he
soon had troubles, which in 1881 resulted In an
open rupture and suits in France and New York
for divorce. and the return of the parties to New
York. The divorce case in New York developed
some very sens ltional details, and led to per-
SOnal encounter between Mr.: Druilhet and Mr.
Stern. Mr.. Stern had apartments at the Hoffman
house. for which he paid $4,000 year Mrs. Stern
boarded In the same hotel, and nursed him during
his last hours He Is said to have had 81 COO 600 in
Wall street at his death
THE SMALL Pox IN BALr1MoRE-The opIn-
ion prevails that the precautions taken
by the mayor and health officer will check
the spread of small pox in that city.
The school board has decided to employ number
OF physicians to vaccinate the school children but
does not think 1t necessary to close any o. the
schools. Forty new cases were reported in South
Baltimore yesterday. One of the medical students,
taken sick a few days ago, died yesterday at the
Quarantine hospital
AN RECONNAISSANCE LIVELY CHAsE-In New
York Monday afternoon eX-CongreSsman Bri CHAM
had an exciting chase with two burglars. He was
entering his residence on Broome street. when two
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Guenther, r., Wisconsin, 726 18th St NV.
Gunter, T. NJ, Arkansas.
IS Hall, Joshua G., New Hampshire.
- Hammond. John, New York, 1899 I st. NV
Hammond, N. j., Georgia, Metropolitan hotel
Hardy John. New York . Arlington isSs ST.
Harmer, A. C.. Pennsylvania. 6s3 18th St NV.
Harris B. W.. MASSACHUSETTS. 1929 G St NV.
Harris, II. s., New jersey.
-! Haskell, D; C., Kansas, 1911 H St NV.
.fs Haseltine, L s.; Missouri
Heilman, VIM, Indiana, Ebbitt house.
IS Henderson, T. j., Illinois, 2l1 North Capitol ct.
iiaSsma Metr er%SnT ave Se,e
Herndon. Thos. H., Alabama, Metropolitan hotel
Hewitt, A. s., New York, Wormley's annex
Hi. John, New Jersey, Hamilton house SEC
H.scOck, Frank, New York, Arlington hotel
Hit, Robert Roberts, Illinois, Lie Vermont ave
Blair Virginia W ii hote,
- Holman, ". s.. Indiana, 1919 14th St NV.
Hooker; G. E, Mississippi s, 10Y Owen house.
House. j. F., Tennessee, Metropolitan hotel
I'll Hubbell, J. A.. Michigan.
Hubbs, Orlando, North Carolina.
autcRbin l waldo, New YORK VI ""' 'a'''
Jacobs, Ferris, j., New York, National hotel
Jones, G. W., Texas, $50 9Th st. NV.
.lJones, J. K, Arkansas, 1922 Ilth St NV.
Jones, phineas New jersey Sc ;1 Eeeitt house.
Joyce, C. H., Vermont, $40 l4th st. NV
Kasson, J. A., Iowa, Wormleys hotel
KEENAN, Kss{ R n 7psas Nsosal h St Nv
'Ketcham, j. H., New York, 1929 St NV.
King, J. Floyd, Louisiana.
Klotz, Robert, Pennsylvania.
kG ssss, E. E Kss!sss 's3 St NV
Latham. I.C North Carolina, Metropolitan hotel
feFevre. Beni.. Ohio. Wormley,s hotel