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PLOTTING HIS SISTERS RUIN.
A Sensational Scene Before n 81.
Louis Judge.


ST. LOUIE, MO-, June 12.-Thero was scnsa-
tional scene yesterday in Judge Hornsr's room
In the Circuit Court at the trial of the Hatfield
habeas corpus case. Mrs. Hatleld's sister,
Miss Ruckstutt, an exceedingly pretty bru-
nette, testified that her brother, Fred Ruck-
stutt, wellknown man, president OF the
Salmagundi Club, had plotted to have Mr..
Hatfield ruin her; that her brother insisted on
her making compromising trip TO Cincinnati
in hor brother.in.laws company, and then
publicly stated that his sistor was unchaste.
Her brother, who was In court, jumped TO his
feet and called her liar, and was nned $50
by the Judge. Public sympathy is with the
gill.
Fred Ruckstutt has testified against his ais.
tet's character, and yesterday.made strenuous
efforts to have her testimony kept out OF tho
papers. His request at the P0St-DiSpdtch Of
ice nearly led to q personal encounter with
City Editor Wagner.
The habeas corpus case over which this testl-
mony was ELECTED is for the custody OF Hat.
ned's child, and the point at Issue 10 the fitness
of the ohild's mother to be Its guardian.
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RAILROADS.
"
TNIIE GREAT
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE.

TO THE NORTH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST.
DOUBLE TRACK. SPLENDID SCENERY.
STEEL RAILS, EQUIP MENT
TRAINS Leave M WASH 4 Ns from Station
corner Of Sixth and b streets, as follows:
da ssssn Sh' csSs I AZ t
A. M, daily, fast line, 1904. NJ. daily, with
Cara 10 Pittsburgh; also connects daily Tor CHI
Enpress daily isr FIX e u Gssss sSs
the West with Palace Sleeping Car from Wash.
BALTIMORE & POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Erie. Canandaigua, Rochester, Buffalo, Mar
ara, Mt 1000 y. m. daily. exceps Saturday, with
70 Buo a 70 eSSns %a sRe
ipgton on Saturday night will not run beyond
For Wlillamsport, Lock Haven and Elmira, at
BOA. N: daily except sunday.
M, 1:to, 400 1000 and lli6P. NJ. On Sunday,
400, 1000 and ILLS p NJ. Limited Express oi
pullman Parlor Cars $40 A. III. daily except
For Boston, without change, .i4o p. NJ every
For SroofiyS, N w. ali through i1 trains connec,
a. Jersey CITY with boats Of BrooElyn Annex Annex,
Ing depbe ierrage across New YORK city, s'0'a'
For Philadelphie, sl5 and 1850 A. NJ, Lilo, 400,
lS,S and Ills Nj Limited Express, 1904. NJ,
For r BaiimnI t sso' sy5 $40 and Mr.. ,ao,
L4C AGO. 42S, 40 500, 7.4o. 1900 and H. Is p Nj
S sn dsq1ipassy, Sio' 1850 A. M4OO 600 z4O 1000
For or pope'S creek Line. $50 A. M. and 40 p. M.
daily, except Sunday.
For Annapolis. $50 A. NJ and 40 p. NJ. daily. OK.
cent Sunday.
ALEXANDRIA q FREDERICKSBURG RAIL.
Way AND ALEXANDRIA q WASHING
TON RAILROAD.
For Alexandria, $50, 7.2o, 925 IL 05 and 1ia5 A.
NJ, 205, 425, 8, 6.25. sos and ii. 35 L. NJ on sun
day at G3O. 0.25, HOS A. NJ, sos z. NJ.
For Richmond and the South. 0.3 0and II .05 A, M,
sn9 z M dSsly except Sunday
sos. 10 90 and 10 10 A. M sos. 223 $40, T05 and
1910 p. NJ. and IL 10 midnight. on Sunday at sos
and 1910 A. NJ. T05 and 1910 p. M.
Tickets and Information at the ofilce, northeas;
corner OF Thirteenth street and Pennsyl We
nue. and ny the station, where orders can be left for
the checking OF baggage to destination from hotels
and residences.
J. r. WOOD,
- General Passenger Agent.
CHAS t. PUGH. General Manager
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MIDDLETON & CO.'S CREDITORS.
A Meeting To-day The Books i'm
Wretched Condition.

A meeting OF the creditors Of Mlddloton's
Bank was held at the bank at noon to-day,
about nifty persons being present. Mr.. E.
Diechman, OF New York, was appointed chair
man, and II. d. Snckston, secretary.
Meesrs. W. d. Webb, James g.. Payne and
General Frank Maury were appointed q COM
mittee to represent the creditors In all matters
pertaining to their interests.
Mr.. Green, the assignee, stated that he
would be able to make a full report OF the
AFFAIRS OF the bank on Thursday next. Con-
siderable dissatisfaction was Expressed at the
have been found, and many OF those present
complained and freely declared their belief
that the statement of the AFFAIRS of the bank
can never be obtained from the inextricable
confusion In which the accounts now are.
one deposition eaid that his Investigations
satisfied him that half the bookkeeping OF
the bank was done in the head OF one OF the
partners, and he urged the committee to take
decisive action to prevent delay and force
matters to elimination.
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A word for MIR. Randall.

Vicksburg (hiss.) Post (Dem.).
But the Democrats have a man who is
vigor. Randall, OF Pennsylvania, has been
continuously before the people, and is yet
before the people, In that arena
where Blaine gained his fame
the National House OF Representative ,.
As Speaker and acknowledged leader on the
Democratic side, Mr.. Randall has made rec.
ord for ability and craftsmanship unequalled
by any other man In the party. His private
record Is unassailable, and he has the physical
vigor to conduct campaign that Will give
promise OF victory and put the Republicans on
their mettle.
Now more than evor It is necessary for the
Democrats TO nominate Randall.
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Gsntrnl Abe Buford,s Iuterment.

LEXINGTON, KY, June 12.--The funeral of
General Abe Buford, announced TO take place
at Christ Church, did not take place last oven
occasioned considerable curiosity. II trans
pired that when the body was .aken to the
cemetery Tuesday evening, tho vault was
closed and the CONN could not be placed In 1t.
1t was then takon TO tho grave prepared and
slightly covered with earth, as tho bo3y was
rapidly accompanying. Last evening when an
attempt was made TO remove 1t TO tho church
decomposition had proceeded so far that II was
impossible to do 80 and the conln was inally
covered up and the congregation dismissed.
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DAYTON, OHIO, June 1.-the sensation OF
tho day is the virtual financial failure Of
George ". Kneisley Joseph burst, millers.
given mortgages for sol 900 and $4,000 re-
spectively to preferred creditors. Both were
wealthy, and until recently highly prosperous
In speculation In western land and railroad
operations In Ohio. burst has been indor5ing
for Kneieley. The Arm Of George W. Kneisley
& %. is said 10 be solvent
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Determined TO commit Suicide.

PEORIA, Ills, Juno 12.-Mrs. Charles
Wright, widow OF q lately deceased druggist In
Toulon, yesterday tried to hang herself In her
bed chamber, but the rope broke. Then she
sawed her throat with dull butcher-knife,
scissorp, and then, finding all these inefrect-
ual, che went to the medlcine-chest left by
her late husband and mixed four or i've vio-
lent posCns together and swallowed the com.
pound. She was found shortly afterward In
an insensible condition, but her life was
saved. She still declares she Will XIII herself.
Mrs, Wright Is but 80 years old.
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A Rad MAN 10 bo M Large.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, June 12.--As a result OF
a saloon row yesterday afternoon Frank
Moses, notorious desperate, shot Henry
Coins, colorod, through tho head, inGlctlng
a fatal wound, and then escaped. Moses Is
tho son OF highly respectable people here,
and has given them endless trouble. He has
served three terms In the penitentiary, two
for stealing and one for shooting with intent to
XII, although he is not over IS years OF age.
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The Estate of Behiamin p. suffer

Daniel Suffer, of Philadelphie, Pa, to-day
the estate OF tho late Benjamin p. sutter, Of
this city, who was drowned on the I'd instant
on the coast OF Florida with General Babcock
and Major Luckey. There was also hled the
sister OF the deceased, Catherine A. Suffer, OF
Mount Holly, Nd. The petition states that
the deceased had been resident Of this DIS.
trict for the past twenty-three years, and died
possessed OF personal property valued at
about $4,000; that he left no last will and
testament, diligent search and inquiry having
been made, and the same would have been
disclosed II 1t had existed; that he left as sur.
viving heirs the parties named, brother and
sister, both OF lawful age, and left no debts un'
paid at the time OF his death.
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DAYTON, OHIO, June 12.-Michsel Miskoski,
O German. was buried alive yesterday at a
quarry by the caving OF an enormous blue-clay
bank. Miskoski and several other workmen
were engaged in shoveling earth when q solid
macs OF blue clay, weighing some 15 or 20
tons, came down upon the Men. Andrew
but slight injuries, but Miskoski was almost
fnatantly killed.
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Patrick Mcbride OF this city, and Melyina
Doggett, OF Culpeper, Vail
John l.. Powers and Rose L. Armlstead.
Herman Benzler and Louise M. Helmuth.
VIM. Barnes and Bette Willis.
VIM. Mooney and Jane Gibson.
G. d. Mankin, OF this city, and Florence
Flack, OF Springfield, Ohio.
Harry d. Brown, OF this city, and Mary Alice
McOhesney, OF Prince Georges County, Md.
John T.. Maey and Mary o. Beach, both OF
Fairfax County, Va.
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WEST WASHINGTON.
No grain receipts or sales to-day.

Tho telephone at the water ONCE has been
out of order for few days, and II has been I'm.
possible to learn the condition OF the water. 1t
is expected to DO fixed by tomorrow.
Catharine Seeley, a rheumatic white woman,
50 years old, from Sir Johns Run, W. Va, was
cent TO the Freedmen's Hospital this morning
from the Third Precinct.
The schooner Three Sisters has arrived with
hard coal from Philadelphia. The schooner
James Il. Lowell cleared with coal for New
England.
Owing to tho dullness In the coal business
the Borden Mining Company hes suspended
work. No more coal will be received but that
already mined.
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at whciesnIe poisoning.

MONTGOMERY, TEXAS, June 1.-the family
narrow escape from death yesterday. negro
woman, O hired convict prisoner, who was
cooking for the family, obtained package of
arsenic and placed liberal supply of the
Ing the whole family OF ten persons. A doctor
was called, and by prompt treatment brought
them out OF danger. The woman was
locked nm.
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supposed TO BE n Murderer.

NASHVILLE, TENN, June 12.-Dr. Peter
Bellamy was arrested at GAINESVILLE, Tenn,
yesterday, and committed to Jail without bail.
He ia charged with being one OF the Morrow
gang OF murderers and robbers recently ar
rested at that place. He is q relative OF Nor
rows by marriage, and q Methodist preacher.
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full whether any other candidate can call out
30 absolutely the whole vote OF the Democratic
party, 1t ia certain that some others VIII DO
great deal moro satisfactory TO the vote OF tue
Independent Republicans. Consequently MIR.
Tilden'e refusal may not prove an unmixed
evil TO the Democrats"
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RThe report OF the subcommittee of the House
Committee on Naval Affairs that investigated
the Jeanette expedition has been delayed on
account OF the absence OF some OF the mem
bers. 1t is believed there will be but ma
1ority report, and that that Will exculpate the
Jeannetta OfIicara.
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THO R,yer and Harbor nm.

1t is the intention OF the Senate 10 make
divers and numerous amendments TO the
River and Harbor bill-amendments which
will likely send the measure to divers and
numerous conference committees. 30 the
River and Harbor bill will likely BIO about the
laet measure TO pull Its dreary length through
Congress- before adjournment.
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A Bigamist FIogged.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, June ia CONNER
cial traveller, named Martin, was taken Into
tho woods and logged by citizens Tuesday for
engaging to marry young lady living near
here, It having been discovered that Martin
was already married man.
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The Letter Causes Confusion In New
York.

special dispatch to the Baltimore sun from
New York, says: "Mr. Tiiden's determination
not to be a candidate has thrown the Demo-
Gratis OF this city into confusion. They have been
led to believe that he would accept the nomi-
nation, and all the delegates elected TO the State
Convention havo been instructed for him.
Except in few instances, no second choice
has been considered. Tonight they were
talking OF Cleveland, Bayard, Payne aud
many Hall, although some OF John Kelly's
iieutenants believe that he is the strongest
candidate who can be named. Most OF them,
however, are divided between Bayard and
Flower. John Kelly Is said to favor Bayard.
Ex.Mayor Cooper and Commissioner Thomp.
GOD, the county Democracy's Leaders, regard
Cleveland as the stronge1t candidate Tor Now
York State, but many OF their followers favor
Payne. The Irving Hall Democrats are solid
for Cleveland. The three FACTIONS VIII pc
represented In both the State and the National
ConvanlIOn.b
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CHICAGO, June 12.-Smith 4 McOomb's I'm.
ishing factory, corner Of Kinzle street and
Ashland avenue, was destroyed by IRE at 2
O'Clock this morning. 1t was filed with ma
hogony and other valuable woods. number
OF small buildings adjoining were also de.
etroyed. Loss, 100000.
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Let,ins Up ON Pub. Docs.

The employees OF the postofilces and docu-
ment rooms NJ the Capitol report luii In their
work. The outflow OF mail matter has greatly
diminished, especially on the House SIDE,
where the tariff rot has been pretty we'll
worked on on the innocent and unsuspecung
nh
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SPRINGFIELp, Ills, June 12.-Neil Donovan
died yesterday from the effects OF q kick from
q horse. He was one OF the mon who helped
Alabama.
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what ,be papors say About At.

The sun says: SIN words that convey as
well as words can the unalterable resolution
Tilden repeats his message OF four years ago
TO the Democratic party. The letter printed
this morning has been written only because
vast majority OF tho Democratic voters OF the
land still looked with a lingering hope 10 tho
man whom they elected eight years ago, ana
who personines tho vital principles and Ideas
that VIII prevail with Democratic victory
The World says; ut is a masterpiece OF COM
posltion no ono can read It without realizlng
It's sincerity and feeling tho inspiration aud
noble purpose which courses through every
line. Great always, and wise and farseeing,
Mr.. Tilden's power and fitness as leader
never appeared TO better advantage than In
justification OF the confidence reposed in him
by his party"
The Herdid says. oMr. Tildens candidacy
would have given especially great proml'
hence III the canvass TO the villainy and cor
ruption Of the Republican party and have
made that the leading Issue, but II It is doubt
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Interesting 10 Ladies'.

Just received, O large assortmeRspqf4hngtry
and ahingle bangs az SayessssSn styles ana 9.
former price sc. No. {Hes OF all kinds dressed
and hair braiS1s<&y6dU Dali shades. Bellcham.
Der G0lallg1air waa& MRS. 8. HELLER,
rsS SOC D nth street northwest.
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THE EVENING CRITIC.
TABLISHED AUGUST 1893.
WEATHER INDICATIONS.

The special bulletin Issued from tho Signal
ONCE to-day says:
slightly warmer, fair weather is Indicated
for the Southern and Middle states and olio
Valley ON Friday.
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ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS.

In response to a call issued by Mr.. Edmund
Burke, chairman OF tho City Republican Exec.
meeting OF the voters OF this city was held at
Crilly's Hall, on North Fairfax street, last
night. The meeting was called to order by
Mr.. Burke, who stated that the meeting was
called for the purpose of organizing Blaine
and Logan Campaign Club. During his re-
marks the speaker reviewed tho past life OF
large audience as true and consistent Repub-
licans. Mr.. Burke was elected temporary
chairman OF the meeting and 8. J.. wimsatt
into an election for permanent oflicers the fol-
lowing were chosen President, @ % Neal ;vlce-
presidents-Eirst Ward, W. r. Graves; SECOND
son; Fourth Ward, Lewis Mckenzie; rec ord.
ing secretary, j. y: wimsatt; corresponding
secretary, N. L. Robinson; treasurer, westel
Willoughby; eergeant.at.arms, Fayette Lee.
A resolution was adopted pledging the un-
divided support OF the voters OF the club TO
Blaine and Logan, and also indorslng the
will be known as the Central Republican Cam
paign Club Of Alexandria. A large number OF
voters signed the roll Of membership. The
organization OF clubs in the different wards OF
the city will be commenced at once.
Mr.. ]. d. Watkins, OF this city, was married
in baltimore yesterday evening to Miss Annie
Z. Luckett, Daughter OF Mrs. Al. =. Luckstt, OF
that city. The marriage took place at Madi
son Square NJ. Il. Church. Mr.. Henry K. Field f,
OF this city, acted as beat man to the groom.
Mr.. Henry Guysendofor and Miss Fannie Gar
ner, OF Webt Emu, Wero uarrlou Nv Dts JOuu
Chapel last night In the presence OF large
number Of the friends Of the contracting par.
ties.
The following prisoners wore detained at
the station.hous this morning for trial: Dem
mis- Kade, by onicer Grady, for indecent con-
| duct on the streets; Hammil Hicks, by Ofiicer
| Grady, for disorderly conduct; Orlando Evans
and Mary Evans (colored), by Captain Webster,
| for disorderly conduct.
Tho City Council has appropriated 500 for
repairing the sewer az the corner OF Pitt and
Gibbon streets, and $40 for the purchase Of a
| etreet-sprinkler.
| The advance guard OF St. Johns Cadet Corps
| left here yesterday evening Tor the site on the
| Atlantic where the boys Will camp for q week
The Cadet Corps will leave tomorrow evening
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STEAMBOATS,.

nAILY LINE TO NORFOLK, FORTRESS
- MONROE AND THE SOUTH.
Steamers GEORGE LEARY aud EXOELSIOR.
Single tickets, 81; Round-trip, $3.50.
One of these popular steamers leaves 7th st.
wharf daily, Sundays excepted, at $3.50 p. mi Sat
urdnys at o, stopping at Piney Point and Corn
field Harbor on The Tuesday, Thursday and Sat
urday trips only.
SATURDAY NIGHT STEAMER RETURNS
MONDAY MORNING.
Exclusive connection with the Boston and
Providence steamers Connect also with New
York and Richmond steamers Norfolk and
Western, Reaboard and Roanoke, Ocean View
and Virginia Beach Railroads.
Paf,age md rooms can be secured at Baltimore
q Ohio ticket oface, az 14th at. and Pa. ave-, ST.
Marc Hotel, Polhnhorn's, next to City Postofice.
office OF KNOCKS Express. 9th ST. and Pa. ave-, and
at Company'a office. 18th st. wharf.
hnox's Express Will call for and check bag
gage from hotels and private residences,
Freight received daily until .. m.
w. p. WELCH. Gen. Agent.
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Owiur "a, nChsssFe

in our manufacturiE epartnent In Balti-
more we ind oureAa tbyerstocked. Il you
are seeking has4dfnsvi tNclothing you Will not
Le disappSlhted by calling upon us.
~e1isEMAN BROS, corner Seventh and Il.
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Perha ps His Girl Went Back ON
Hin.

KEwAUNEE, WIS, June ia youth named
Marshabeck left q dance at Tisch Mills at 3
O'Clock yesterday morning, in apparent good
spirits. He went directly to his harness chop
and hanged himself.
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r ooK AT Low FARES.

r ooK AT Low FARES.
FORTRESS MONROE AND NORFOLK.
FIRsT-oLAss FARE, 81 ROUND TRIP, 1850
Steamer JANE MoSRLEY leaves Washington
for Norfolk and Old Point Monday, wednesday
and Friday at $40 p. M, making close connection
with steamer for New York, Ocean View, Virginia
Beach and all Railroad Lines South.
POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS. Fare rs cts.
Steamer ]. w. THOMPSON leaves Monday,
wednesday and Saturday at "a. m.
For Information apply AZ General Ohice, 6i5 10Th
at or at Companys Wharf, foot OF 9th 81,
ALFRED WOOD, Secretary.
GEO, II, PHILLIPS, Superintendent. myi0
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democratic Members say thore Will be not 80
large proportion OF their number who Will
attend the Chicago Convention In July as there
was OF Republican Members az chicago la9k
quorum.
Shirts, coiIqrf aRdsscdfs Done Up,
equal to new gam Steam Laundry. Low
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Bids havo been opened at the War Depart.
ment for supplying stationery for the next
fiscal year for the use OF the Department. The
sey, Adams, Paret Wilmington, Whitaker,
Free, Chapman, Savage Robbins, Fischer,
Ballantyne, Morrison and Thorn. There are
also nineteen bidders from New York, Phila-
delphia and Boston. No award has been
made.
large number OF the first-class hotels now
manufacture their own Ice artincially.
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WIN. Il. VALLEY,
Bookbinder Paper Ruler and Blank Book Manu-.
1Acturer, Cor. 9th and n Ata. IA. W.
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DIR. FELIX LIE BRUINS
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SwIFTs SPEo1F1o. l.,

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