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T0.MOR ROW.
ErHOMAS BOWLING, Aucuoneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
ON tALIEI STREET. GEoRdETOWN. D. c.
b virtue of q deed of trust be.rinl- date he -,
10Th eay OF Novcmbcr 1881. and duly recorded IA
lDer 955, TOTO I6O, et se of the land records ~
OF the District of 60 unb and by direction of the
party secured thereby. tha undersigned Trustees will
Sell on TUESDAY,. the iESIH JULY 1888
at SlA O'CLOCK i'll front of the premises. the follow
iS described proj erty VIZ. All that part f lot num-
b2rd three 90 in the st.bd division part of Lees HILL
as made b the heirs OF the lato homas Brown 10y
Henry W Brewer. surveyor. on the sixth day
of july 1874. and recorded the office the surveyor
OF the District Of Columbia, said lot being situate in
Georgetown in said District and described follows
BeEnnns for the same at point the west side of
valley street distant sontbery twenty five feet from the
northeast corner of sald lot and running southerly
along the west side OF Valley street twenty five feet;
then westerly and parallel with Brown scott street
one hundred feet then northerly twenty-five feet then
easerlJ enc hundred feet to the pace of beginning,
toeether with the improvements. which consist two
story frame dwelling.
Terms: one,hird CASH TIE residue in two equal pay
inents at SIX and Twelve months, with notes bearing
interest at six per cent. annum until paid, and
secured by deed of trust the property sold. All
conyeyancirg and recording at the cost of the Pur
chaser deposit OF 800 will be required at the time
OF t sale; II terms OF sale are not complied with within
he-sk and cost of the defanlting purchaser
je2s akds inSiN 8. Fry natioN' Trustees.
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PLTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
iHE MODEL FAST LINE AND THE ONLY LINE
BkTWRFN
THU EAST AM THE WEST
VIA WASHINGTON
DOUBLE TRACK! JAANEY COUP

SIEEi. FAILS!
Schei1.e f9 take effect SUNDAY, MAY 18TH 1888
ana G street - " oiseS
Fer Chieaeo. Cincinnati. Louisville and St Iou,s
Through aches aud Pale seeine Cars tn tn avn. WIN
points WITHOUT change; l0:l5 u. daily to Chicago
For ift>burf. Cleveland anil Detroit at s.soa m
End $50 n daily $40 ? N is solid train Pitts
For Tol.do ard Detroit VIA Morroeyile IO:l5 n IN
daily, with SIC per for Detroit.
Trains zoe Ef,iIadeiphi. and New York at 10 a. m
daily exc II SUNDAY; p M and . 40 p. M. daily with
!@ra1- and eepi..gc Cars attached
toi BaitIao week days. s. G:3o. $40. 745. s:l0
80. $50 :. :. TO- 80 il:so pm Pna' J. ';'' ''0'
foi bal;1,:.re on snn.sys. 60 4s. 9. 1905 an.
Tor Ems c!-, 40 a. H., 1910 and 4:i0 on Sunday
1Sr Way STATIONS between Washington and BALTIMORE
). Go. ;.In- 1910 y. H.. $50 40 and III 80
Pm. Dor stations on metropolitan BsancS. rs
Gail Tor staunton. 8 20 am. dsily exeent SS,in
CAV ;or Frederick $50 .nl.. 10: Is a. M aud 4 AZ
For i1:crs i'ly ,S s1 10 Is sunday S.,,v
dr'ns , "rE,.s from the West daily. s2o 7ss a. M,
iNs @ar New Work and Phadeiphi,. 2:ss. $50 m.
+, 90 -. o.io = N daily except sunday.
100 NO 80 q, M. l;so. 6;s7 pm. Sunday.
Fro s,, Fisiat,g daily except Sunday
a as;ss s4aa as 80, Sc
Tra.ns leave Baltimore for Washington .,a 4o IN
z ~ 80 g 3:sS s and no losS an. i2is S:5S
days. ?. 40 Tl5. ESQ g. 9:i0 an" az s.In
q s:2o. 80 and Q; 90 pm. ' @'-''
For sar.Ss! Rfor,a..ien apply =. the p.,.,mor. and
pehnsylvsnia avenue corner 18th street. where or esa
be TAKEN for basxase to Be checked and recei.d =,
ssi9 oAtN L 81 8 .n ss Sascs., .s.,,
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Suit for eIOO. OOo for Libel

ROCHESTER,, NY, July 8.-Theodore ana John r.
Allen and their mother, Hannah 1. Langley, OF
New York, have sued the Union and Advertiser for
liDel FOR copying month ago New York letter
from the Indianapolis Journal questioning their
honesty. The damages are placed at 100000 in
each Case.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

MIDSUMMER BARGAINS e=ssz2
HEiNtKAMP PIANOS "
Extremely low prices for Square and Upright Pianos
that we have rented the past Close cash and
time buyers can now get rare bargains Small
monthly payments. Old Pianos and Organs taken as
part payment at full value.
Parties leaving the city and others desiring to dispose
OF their Pianos can lind ready sale by leaving them in
our hands, Now is tie time buyers looking for bar
gains.
HElNEkAMP BRANCH FACTORY WAREROOMS
AND lIANO EXCHANGE
AT 10th street northwest.
ty6 A. V. GRIMES. Manager.
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District Government Affairs.

Building permits have been issued by Inspector
Entwfsle as follows: M. William, erect two 3-story
and baS ment dwellings, 18th, bet and r sts a.
W.: N0,7oo Chas H Osborn erect a store. east
Brown, erect 2-story dwelling, It'll, bet ID and e
SITS n 9. $500 C. Carlisle, repair brick, 3O1 d st.
q. w.; 1900 John White, repair frame In rear OF
lot 6, SO. 81; $780,
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The Assault ON Miss stocum.
From the New York Herald, to-day.

FrUH tue NOW Y0rR detAld to-day.
Sheriff Horton, OF Westchester county, has OF.
Tered reward OF ESQ for the arrest OF Samuel
Pine, alias Riley, q mulattO, belonging In Dam
bury, Conn. Pine Is the person who is now sus-
pected OF having assaulted Miss Sarah &. Stocum,
described as having fat nose, scar on the right
side OF his neck, Is about I'VE feet inches In
height, dresses We'll and looks particularly after
the dressing OF his hair. He cannot be found fn
his old hauntS Miss StocuMs amended descrip-
tion OF her assa1lant talleS well with Pines ap-
pearance. The Connecticut authorities are also
Interested In the apprehension OF this man be-
cause OF an assault upon an old lady about eR hit
miles from Danbury, said TO have been perpetrated
by him.
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STEAM Frs.

UkTH q KMAN LLOYD
IN sTFAMsUIP LINE BETWEEN New YORK, H.yRy
LONDON SorTHANPTCN AND RRE177E.;.
ne steamers Of this cumEany will sail EVERY WE'D
Ni-DAi ~ SIT ChDAl from Bremen pier foot
of Sd street, HoboSen. Rates passage: FROM New
York Z, HsNre, London. sCUtlar,!stoH aud Hrerlen
FMS cabin. Slo0; second cafin SEQ s:eeragn $50 pre-.
paid Storage tes, s22 Fog freight or a.sage
apply 70 OELkiIH$ Co, Bowling Green New
York; ". e.. MEfXEEOTT / CO.. w.. peI.usy tylI,Ia
avenue northwest. Agents io- Wasl;sI..t ton. lai2
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ta30 -egE6r
THrhAS BOWLING. Auctioneer

'1HHrhAS BOWLING. Auctioneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
sTHtET FAR r. ;EaT ~ Sii1 Tu vi Tif ii
By virtue Of dcel Of rust from Nathan T. Drarers.
and W Re and Johnson Z. Tborias wife date, fs::
tui L. a. d: 1872, end recorded No 6y3. &.1
i"ilo o. III the land records of he District Columbia
INC 0i the ORDER OF til Supreme Court Of the district
Co.uinis, IL the # Drsper Hyde al. equity
No 80 disso wing the injunction :he subscriber
VIII sell: to he highest bidder. in front Of the preni
ses, on thursday, TIE FIFTH DAY OF JULY, 4.
r. 1883 ut III AIF-PAST NIN O'CLOCK, Lot "a, in
subdivision Square No 51O made 10y the
Sicners appointed by the coIrt 10 divide tn HOidYe
estate IL tue ely of Wasinston District of Co umba:
! erms Of eae: One third cash. Of which 500 must
be Fsid at tie tine of SALE aud the residue in equal
siii;s IL one. two and three years notes of the pir
chaser caring interest at six ceutun per alnum
rom day Of SALE PAYABLE semi annually. to be secured
on the ttrty sold to the isaction the rtistee
To be sold slte|t IT, taxes and assessnents, and
Neyanc! i;i recording to be at the cost of the pur
Ch@5,r. Uec3-dG,.sl ANTHONY HYD4, Trustee
~ TIE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED IN CON
stI,ci,;e CT the rain until MONDAY, JULY NINTH.
1883, same nour and place.
BY order OF the ] rIistee.
jy6-G&is THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
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MIDDLETowN. N Y, July 9.-The night watch
man at the Franklin furnace shot q burglar
through the heart yesterday morning, while the
latter was engaged In robbing the store OF the iron
COMPANY sa,Sa ticket for Newsrk. n Y. and four
watcheS were FOUND on the body. There is no clue
to the Identity of the burglar who was a young
man with a light moustache and light hair
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The Louisiana Lottery Decision.

DOES IT AFFECT THE MAILS IN THIS CITY,
ColC w. Moulton, the counsel for the Louisiana
Lottery company, has submitted to the Postmaster
General question as to whether, II he opened an
Office In this city, agent OF the lottery company
his mail would be stopped. This is the beginning
OF the fight which the companies will make in de-
tense or what they claim to be their chartered
rights The question Is also put under the theory
that the order applies only to the postmasters at
New Orleans and New York.
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MARUS1En

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. On the Sd OF July 1881
at 230S Catharine street by the Rev William IchiS
MI william X. PEABODY, of Boston. Mass. and
MISS MAhH l.. MCCUTCHEN, of asi,inst.n
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A DeStructiye StOrm

LANCASTER, PA, July 9-Ycsterday's storm did
great damage In various sections OF this country
to the growing crops. Corn and oat fields were
beaten level with the ground. and the tobacco
nelds were badly washed. necessitattng replanting
In many cases
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Local Notes.

At the regular meeting of the Elijah Lodge, No.
30, O. B. B., last night the officers were installed
as follows:-Samuel Einstein, president; 8. Young,
vice president; j. Hirsh, recording secretary; n
Cohen, financial secretary; B kaufman, treasurer;
l. +. Levy, aside guard; and Jacob Rice, out
side guard. Mr. B. Gusdorf was the installing
Omcer, and flne banquet wound up the occasion
The clerks and employees Of the Health Office to-
day presented DR.. Smith Townshend with hand
some floral present, in the shape OF large pillow
the occasion being the aflh anniversary OF Lis an
pOntment TO Office as health officer.
crowd OF cOlOred men from Prince Georges
county, Nd, met near the Navy Yard bridge Sat-
urday evening and had fight John Locker was
arrested for assaulting Milo Simms, by striking
him On the head with stone. In the Police Court
to-day he was fined S..
A colored girl named Mary j. Watkins pleaded
guilty before the Police Court to-day to the charge
OF second offense Of petit larceny, and was COM
mitted for the action OF the grand jury.
When the Police Court adjourned this afternoon
the two men arrested on Suspicion-L0gue and
Burns-gave bail and were released.
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FINANCIAL.

T'HE GREAT TROUBLE IN BOTH res OLD
E HsnEerG f1 y tn Es9 ad by ne ~ UAL RE-
T. ss, oTeTrGtne The ns:frs are more Esey TO
1893 H street. i. y X NIGfii s,siaa.:er. jy5
Bsso NASH. {. eAsLIGEr .-d ALL o other h%S Ct,
Ieposits receive subject to cheek.
We pay SPECIAL attention q obtaining CORRECT
and RELIABLE information REGARDING cur various CT
securities and prepared at ali times answer inqui-
riet regarding same
HARRY C. TOWERS Il CO..
BAAkEi.s. BROKERS AND INSURANCE.
mysl ii:oF STREET NORTHWEST
pRIVATE STOCK TELEGRAPH WIRES
WASHINGTON. NAV YORK AND RICHMOND
H. II. DODGE
Bonds. Stools ard Inves.men. secur.s. Bon.,.t and
ca-on ,ci.I..lss.on.
No 80 -sTH STREET. tCCICORAN IUIl.nISG.,
|sItj fer Prince and Whitley stoca BroAe.4
e EEoADwAY. y Ew YORK.
rvr-- re~-rtJes ars sold ~, -n,,n,S
f'rn II s." ITF cisco. Il UIsr7r. Philadelphia .y
YORK. BCsnit Ed Wasln".oit Orders executed ON IN
New York SOCK Exchange at one-eiy OF per cent
tC1niss1cn- IIyaty Gi0 .:j=cc telegraph wires to
idShn.oHd- Bsitimorc Ih Ia'.ei 'nis, New York aud
B6ston, thrcis-h which Orders executed
Stock Exchanges i'll those cites and repCrtsd back
promptly. Qt1tatons OF s;o:ks aid Bonds aiii
formation REGARDING the A::Ii-e5s received through
wires II Tally direct lrOi tine loiA Stock
Exchange al
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The COurtS.

EQUTY COURT-Jud0e james
To-day, Mackall ct. al agt Maekall ct al CUES,
COn submitted by examiner answered in the neg
alive. NickPrson agt Nlckerson: argument con-
tnued On application for injunction.
CRIMINAL CoURT-Judge Willie
To-day, Thos. McLatn assault with intent to
XIII; recognizance forfeited. Katie Howard, baw-
dy-house, verdict OF guilty; notice OF motion for
new trial
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Killed by LIGHTNING.

WILMINGTON, DEL, July 9-The farm house OF
Dayton Mills, five miles from GaeStown, Md, was
struck by lightning yesterday and burned down.
Mills son, aged i've, was killed.
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(UNARD Line

rUNARD Line
NOTICE.
LANE ROUTE
1GF CtESRf1 STEAMSHIP COMPANY Limited
BEIWEEN NEW Y0kh AND LIVERPOOL.
CALLING AT CORK HARBDR.
FROM PIER 40. " - NEW YORK
ser,ia--- -ncd.. JUiY Is AuranIa . Wet. .Aur Is.
Scythla- vel. July 25. Servia -. We'd. Aug %.
SaIia- Wet Aug l. cy tiiia-- Wet. Aux. 20.
kOtlms v, d. Aur =. Ga. Wed. sept. s.
AND ENfEf NtDNEoDhY FROM NV YORK.
D. cfiati0n -
tieeraR at very low rates Storage tickets from Iv.
lowest rates.
, 1rous-h tilis OF laden given for Belfast Glasgow
Eavre. Antwerp and other ports the Continent and
1CI Mediterranean ports.
FOR 1-elRht and passaze apply al the Comrany's Office
No. Bowling Green, or both steerage and cabin to
vi - B4t,IhON q CO, tuJ 9TH ret, Nasilnstou.
u. q.
VERNON II. BROWN CO., New York.
Or To MesSrs- OTIS BIGEi.OW K CO..
lanl2 coo TJt street. WASHINGTON.
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LOOKING Or An OLD DEyIcIKNCY.-A Telegram
from Wilkesbarre, Pa, July Q. says:-"Ex,Dsputy
Treasurer john z. Pillock. who has been CHARGED
with knowing all about 5000 deficiency In the
evening from WDcS0sin. Il IL expected that De
VIII snr0W much hight on the discrepancy to-m0r.
:SM." ut u sa0 that Pollock Was hfWerly Q e1ogk
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The City Post Office,

PROMOTIONS MADE TODAY AMONG THE EMrLoYEs
Postmaster Frank b. Conger to-day made the
following promotions with increase OF salary to
take effect July 10th, 1888: &. X. Shryock, from
Sl1oo TO 81 200 per annum; A. RidGely from 81 100
70 81 200; n. G. Dixon, from 1,O5O TO 81 100; r. l.
from $3.50 to $1,000: c. E. Kley. from $3.50 to 81 900;
r. Lynch. from $500 TO 81 COO; B. j. Simons from
b0 to $1,000; w. A CLANCY, from $500 to 81 900: E
X Cox, from $500 to 81. 900; #. W. Lonely. from
sSe co. 10 sl0oo: g. B. Sratton. FROM $500 to
$1,000; j. McMenamin, from 5000 to 81 600
VIM. Quinn. g. T. Larcombe c. T. Davis. 1r. r.
Campbell and w. q. Galligher, from $500 to $500:
d; T. Algar and A. g. Run, s72O to $500; L. +.
warren, W. Il. Dunbar, II. A. johnson, Benjamin
P Pansas G B S. Adams. 3. Pitc6lynn,
and "; r Wilson. .7so to 500:
George Schneider, w. w. Nottingham. T. F. Mar
tin, f. A. Henderson, E. Becker, II. c. Afleger, K
c. Bartlett and c. O'Ktmball. $500 to $7OO: H. C,
Johnson and J. w. DuvalL, $500 TO $500:
VIM Lazenby. George Dean, VI. G. Boyd. and L.
f. Hamilton. 5000 to 81 ,0C0: James F. Johnson $3.50
to 5000 ". Aver 81 600 to 8. 100 and Joseph Dent
$34O 10 5000 George u. Plant, Jr chief clerk, pro-
NOTED to division OF miscellaneous and unavailable
matter; salary Increased from 81 800 to s. 600 VIM
Is Turp1n promoted to assistant superintendent
same division; salary increased from s., 200 to
$1,400 -
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ACTING @. M. GRNERAL--During the absence of
the quartermaster general, Lieut-Col Alexander
J. Perry, deputy Quartermaster general. will, BY
direction OF the President, take charge OF the Of
1ce OF the Quartermaster general and perform his
duties. =
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I'd Edition.
Latest TGleglamS to qle Star.
No Quorum Mt Concord.

CONCORD. n. H., July 9-The ballot cast for o. s.
senator to-day was as follows: Gilman Marston,
1; John Y. Mudridge. 1: James w. Paterson ?:
aaron +. Stevens, 3; Harry Bingham, 4; James F.
Briggs, 4; Edw. H. Rollins, 8 Total, g. There was
no quorum in either house.
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OUTLAWS SISTERS SUIT AGAINST HER Kx-HUsBAND
CHICAGO, July 9-The assassin Guiteau's sister
mas Drought another action in court In this city
against her divorced husband, George Scoville,
asking that he be restrained from visiting her
place OF abode and from defrauding her OF her
to her support and that OF her child and to give
her the aSsasSin's effects She claims to have sup
ported herself and daughter by dressmaking and
TO have kept the child In boarding-SchOol
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THE PRESIDENT did not come in from Soldiers
Home to-day.
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Name. O! T. Ae,ne.
Cen. Pacific.
CheS. & Ohio. ,
Do. LIST pref

MARRIAGE LICRNSEs.-Marriage licenses have
been Issued to Charles E. West and Rebecca Snow
den; Henry A. Williams and Elizabeth Beckman
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For several weeks there has been q small shantv
on the GienwoOd road where persons of doubtful
character assemble Detective RAN went out
there yesterday. and, as a result, has brought a
charge OF unlicensed bar" against the proprietor,
Frederick Rose.
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Mr.. WALTER EVANS. commissioner of internal
revenue, who has been spending few days in
New York city. has returned to this city. Deputy
Commissioner Rogers has gone to Mantle, Conn,
for few weeks
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RANGE OF THE THERMOMETKR.-The following
we're the readings at the Office OF the chief signal
on1cer to-day: am. GIL; II am, ISL; 3 pm. 70l
Maximum, 70.5; minimum, $50
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TINE 7TH STREET SEWING MACH NE HOUSE
Il FSTABLI HE'D 1868.


Il 1868.
THE QUEEN SEWING MACHINE
Is recognized a1d by the highest mechan-
ical authorities the best made, most client ivhtest
running and highes. arm lock-stitch machine ever
made; Al movements made Of the finest steel No
t-class new improved machines of different makes
We guarantee the finest assortment most responsibility
chimes for rent All kinds repaired and warranted
address. C. ATERBsCH
Double Store. corner 7th and streets
Gents Furnishings and Hats next door. mig
NO WINDY ADVERTISEMENTS. NOINSOIENT
~ agent to talk to death. but the Finest Assert
ment of all the Lea ing Sewing Machines at rices that
10 canvasser can spproach Renting, Repairing, &C.
MCKINNEY,
my3 427 9th street
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.HOMAS BOWLING, Aucuoneer.
'THOMAS DOWNING, Auct.oneec.

u.
CHANcERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL PROPERTY ON EAST SIDE NINTH
SIREEI; BETWEEN II AND 1 STREEIS
lnEuTspance OF decree of the Supreme Court es
the Instruct OF olumbia, passed the 7th day of sJ
APRIL A. D. 1888. in equity cause g. lob. shall sell lid
e PSol1G AUCTION in f,ont OF the premises HURS
a.. Lot numbered five 80. in square numbered four
hundr ID ana tour (4O4 being the north side
In sr on sh street e. iuy described
District of Columbia. together with the improvement
Sl9. ~ e "-' I'VE
Terms of ssle prescribed by the decree are One-trd
OF the purchase money in cash. and the residue two
sle lively one and two after the day If SALE
shi not be fully complied tn in one week after
the ay Of sale the trustee will resell the property
one weeks notice in the Evening at the risk and
cost OF the first purchaser. All conveyaIcug at the
ty9-d&ds 4OH 9Th street rorthwest
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THE NEW YORK STOCKMARKEc
TIE following are the opening and closing prica,
1.-THE New York Stock Market to-day, as reportsi
tySpecial wire to H. IL Dodge, 500 18th street.
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A DOCTORS REAORsk-Dr Lee Pinkston, living
about fifteen miles from Montgomery, Ala COM
mitted suicide last week by blowing his head OF
with double-barrelled shot gun He attempted
suicide BY taking morphine two weeks ago, but
failed He has not been himself since few years
ago. when he gave one OF hiS children morphine
for Quinlne, causing its death.
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hrs.,x hiLLcLOlD TRUSS: THAT NEVER
Scrs neYec wears out always clean. and can -
"'*a Sei's Dsshins. Is tor sale Is
CHAS. F1SHEEa
623 7t1street northwest
MRS. FISHER asvobs Aar stiannoS g - VSnisk
LAay Patrons, ~
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HUNTING FOR FUGITIVE MARsHALIfontgOm-
cry, Alabama, special to the New YORK Times
says: Green p. franklin formerly deputy marshal
under ex-United States Marshal Osborn, was ar
and fraudulent accounts against the government
while employed by Marshal Osborn as deputy BE
was arrested by Deputy John Goode, who was
conveying him TO jail when Franklin broke and
ran, and made good his escape. Marshal Strobach
was Immediately notined and sent out his whole
used other efforts but up to this time no trace has
been found. II is believed that Franklin is stu
In the city hid by one OF his confederates Frank
lin was the main witness OF the government
against Marshal StrObach at the latter1s trial
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:. ENDING RBR TR0UBLEs.-Mrs. James Donovan OF
Rentrew, Mass, the mother OF eleven children the
suicide by taking large dose OF Paris green sat
urday. She fingered several hours and died ia
horrible agony. A short time ago her husban nd
Was sent to jail for three months for assaulting
her. Some reflections Of the neighbOrs on this oc-
currence preyed upon her mind and her suicide IA
supposed 70 be tho result OF her sensittveness on
this account
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The Han Investigation.


MI. Totten having objected that these vouchers
only showed sums expended for repairs Mr. Cole
man replied that II was his object 10 show that
bartlett, Ro0binS q Co had had monopoly OF all
such work upon public buildings ever since Mr.
Hin became supervising architect, and that this
had been given TO this firm without competition
IN violation OF statute. Everything from WASH
lngton TO Nebraska went into their hands. Here
was Dill Tor "a for work done In Lincoln Neb.
MI Thomas said that Bartlett ROBBINS & Co
nad been given the work because they were the
best workmen.
THE EXAMINATION OF THE VOUCHERS WAS CON-
TINUEp.
"Here Is bill for thermometers sent 70 H.
annapolis. That shows that they have no ther-
mometers out there" said Mr. Coleman.
MT Thomas-"It shows that Bartlett Robbins
Sia o Sosi Ge. sell them cheaper than the In
Mr. Coeman:-"That is what we would like to
see you prove"
''See what the government has to pay for work
in Portland. Oregon" be added, as he read
another voucher.
DO you mean to say that 8, per day for a fore
man Is excessive ?" asked Mr.. Totten.
Not out there" replied Mr.. Coleman: shut they
charged the government the same price for work
NJ ThomasH Hfs S Do 1 you PAY sSo w tnat.n
MI. SOleman--"We Will prove It."
Mr. TOTEM DIRECTED
TO the reception OF some OF the vouchers because
1t appeared that the supervising architect had
only conferred the authority to make repairs upon
the superintendents OF buildings without naming
the firm that should do the work.
MT Coleman contended that the defense must
snow that the superintendents had not been in
slrucIed TO give the work to Bartlett, Robbins &
Co. While not conclusive the evidence tended TO
prove that these men had the run OF the SUPER
V1slng architects ONCE.
Chairman New said 1t was within the knowledge
OF the committee that the supervising architect
only conferred authority upon the superlnten-
dents to have repairs made.
Mr. coleman maintained that the superinten-
oents We're ordered to give the work to certain
contractors.
Mr.. Hin denied the truth OF this assertion. and
q Sharp tllt fOllowed between the counsel