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KEY WEST, Aug. i.-Mate Walker,
of the Julia Baker, who had been per-
sonating Capt. Lewis, the dead mas
ter of that vessel, was to-day ar
raignCd before Commissioner Locke
on the charge of running away with the
vessel and dispoS,ng III the cargo. The
testimony proved that the master WAS
sick when the vessel sailed and
continued so for six days. The sixth
day the man at the wheel saw the Cap
tain fall from his chair in the cabin lie
was picked uphy the Mates and the Stew
ard and laid on mattres on the
cabin floor. lie was originally bound for
Tinidad. Arriving OF the Fortunate
Islands the mate sold Il deck load
of lumber and then Went to hague
where he sold some flour aud
bread. The vessel was then
taken to an uninhablted island, where
she met a small schooner. This meet
ing had probably been arranged ut In
angua. The latter vessel took on board
I2O barrels of flour and departed, the
Mate going with her. The Walker re-
turned with her in five d"vs, having
been able to sell only
twelve barrels of -four. He
gave the small schooner twenty
barrels for services and she left. inr
Stewart ran away in her jumping on
board over the Julia Bakers stern.
The latter came directly to this
port where her cargo OF -four was offered
for sale; 800 barrels. Walker, was
held in bond of $1,000, for trial at the
November term of court.
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Hot SPRINGS, Aug. 4.-[Special.l i
John Brumley, charged with the drown
ing of Thos. Shadrick, had hearing at
Paris and was held without bail. 1t
seems that Brumley and Shadrick, on
Thursday last, started sllif1' riding near
Roseville, and when about mid stream
became involved in violent quarrel,
which terminated IN n scutlle, during
which Shadrick fell into the stream,
and it is alleged was dealt heavy blow
by Brumley with an oar. Brumley made
for the shore and subsequently ShaC-
rick's body was recovered.
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..t.. IH. ..U. I.I Goo 10000. .I
.utruI U. m.I. ...N W 1000.
u.ut. ui'.i II. ".IruI.... l.I.II, i'.1
.HH UI. uI"TtfN'""I 600 I.II r'u d u.
.i... Hi .lrtuH flo. TIII muu. .u.I..
.I-iumrrr .trh Ititlr .Y.u .s uU'.f
hp late u.U.Nl.us and nU.aUua 'r
,tuWp law, Many merchants sHN thu'
since they must puN duty anyway Chic
.uilDr system ~ prnfu' uu slnro Dr.
much preferable. N will Hr ~ WrDli
value aud will facilitate commerce,
Yesterday evenings luuW paper sny-
The troops uf The Fourth battalion have
not hruu pgiI iI tw. Nr"rH. .Nl ih"N
are SUFFERING tur ,Hu, lnur r.rUtO.
learned that they were lurhrd up o.
Keen them from deserving, and that cot,
Nilidrpnl, the CONN ausing officer r.
doing ull ho cau tu rul. eve them with hi
personal funds and Influence,
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Suicide of an Old Pilot.

BROWNSVILLE, Aug. 4.-LSpecial.l /
John Webb, quite an old gentleman and
well-known here shielded early this
morning, in Matamoras, by plunging a
dirk into his heart. He leaves a large
family and was well respected. For Il
long time he held the position of bar
pilot and the only reason given for the
deed was trouble over financial matters.
He is well connected. His brother was
City Treasurer for the past term.
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GRIMES AND CASUALTIES
distressing Accident NJ Fort WORTH
Result of Handling u pltnl.
AN OLD plLoTs SUICIDE,
Tn. Victim, ., O. United states Hotel
Crash Criminal Careiessnrs.
" i.iphl,'s desperate Deed
IirTrnr. Accumulated
Tn. Hotel victims

WAsnIsaros, Aug. i.-The body OF
Young Hall was recovered this aitor-
noon. Many people last night ana TINS
morning asserted that complaint had
long since boon made of the condi.
lion of the United States hotel, ana
servants occupying the rear portions
had been i'm constant dread, and work
men engaged In making repairs ana
others had declared u collapse imminent,
on Friday the bar-keeper sent
complaint 10 the Inspector
of Buildings that the rear walls
were caving and unsafe. This report
was received Saturday and referred by
an assistant, who had not reported It,
The back building adjoining had re-
gently been found TO be in bad condi-
ton by the Health Inspector. An exam
nation of the debris showing that nearly
every brick taken out Is almost entirely
free from mortar, indicating that dirt and
sand instead of mortar had been used
i'm the brick work. Altogether the back
buildings of the United states hotel
was the worst constructed house To be
found anywhere. If the accident had
occurred one hour earlier there Is no
telling how manylives would have been
lost, as between forty aud iity guests
were ut that time taking supper in the
dining room.
IL was found necessary to-day To pun
down the walls of the Browning Colloc
Mills which adjOin the hotel.
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Not saffron.

New YORK, Aug. A case of sudden
death from disease resembling yellow
fever was Investigated by the health
officials Saturday. The victim was a
sailor on the steamer Acapulco, which
had come direct from Panama. After II
thorough investigation by the health
authorities the case was pronounced one
of chagres fever and orders issued t.
bury the body at once.
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NEW YORK, Aug. Agent O'Connor
of the Monarch Steamship line, says
that Capt. Huggett, of the Lydian Mon,
arch, is one of the most prudent and
Skillfull of officers. The steamer had
tx weeks provisions and he has no
loubt that the vessel will arrive safely
q mort.
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Every smoker shorld try Little
Joker"
PSYCHOLOGICAL.


PITTsBURG, Aug. 6.-Leads Peterson,
ST., one of Pittsburg's earliest and most
prominent business men, died Sunday
morning, in his ninety-third year. Mr.:
the Pennsylvania Daily Advocate. one
the first daily ever published here;
formed the first Board OF Trade; manu-
featured the first cotton and was largely
Interested in the iron industry ofthe city.
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PSYCHOLOGICAL.


WICHITA FALLS, Aug. Especial. i
Col. Dewitt G. stone died suddenly of
heart disease here today 'ol. Stone had
lived in this state + ,r twcut v-fve years,
nearly the whcle of the time
in Galveston. lie was ut one
time Mayor OF that city. He
removed to this lace Il few months
ago and in that til he had Won most oi
warm friends, VIII deeply sympathize
with his widow md family in their
bereavement. His remains leave for
Galve for inter'ncnt by to-morrow's
trim.
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Every lady uses PnZloni's mcdirntch
complexion pow der. II Il a household
treasure, The mau, IN finds il Impossible
Ia go down town without first rubbing IL
on, II the baby cries, she goes for the
puil-hoN. II the cold man" comes home
RULED or chaicd because business Is
dull, etc, Polloni's powder cuolS and al-
lays his troubles, Then all is Gladstone
some joy. No family should bee without
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ARLENE, Aug. Especial. "A. G..
Scoggin, a constable, last night went to
. house of bad repute and through jeal-
lungs, He then committed suicide by
shooting himself through the head. He
was buried today. The woman is yet
tivinU
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NEW York, Aug. A special dis
patch reports the lynching Of ten ne
groes in Northampton county, Va, by a
gang of Italians. The story is very i'm
probable and unconfirmed. The place
is remote from telegraph.
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GEORGIA MILITARY ACADEMY


incorporated and governed by q BOARD OF
Trustees; u Wll and experienced Corps OF
Professors; location unsurpassed for beauty
the best school. In The country; new nnd
magnificent buildings, erected csprrlullN for
he school: seven states represented. Degrees
conferred upon graduates, Tho Fan Session
hc4lus Oriuhrr >,r, For catalogues, etc., adj
drc's The >urrrlniord.'i ,,,,,,,,.,.,
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tDUDNt iOnSL,
DAI4I.A-
FEMALE COLLEGE.


Terms Per session sf twenty Weeks.
| Primary ... .......... ..... W y
/ Preparatory ......... .......... .tt,s.t ~ -
7 Academic ........ .......r.-...,. ~ y
D tIitENtlHt ...... ...... .... ..rt. ~ ~
lucidcni,l Fer payable on cntrancei. =
linnrlinr wl.hng moi Included with
l.rht-, 'H uHd r.rf .s' attention ~
Tuition uiii tu iv p-I4 Dog Iuihly, Hoard bllls
hall payable in advance, Pupils furnish tow
rls, toilet articles, table napkins, nnd one pair
ruCh uf sheets, ultni,l .t .Ia uiiIUH vAs,H,
ENIHN ASH uIiluAAip
lIunu, organ uy Guitar ....... r.
-pDr..l = ur., lar. 1uH 20
us""f instrument daily practice uuH"
hour, ...... .-...-..... .....- 10
Art ., Teachers Rates
lAtiu, French ~ German ..... ,.......-, 10 ~
iHlisihvulvs daily .......--., 70
Music Vocal and Instrumental, after lhs
most approved composers, Modern and elias
steal music taught; also thorough bass, We
pilvr Ia the patrons nt the scAoul the services
ul corps ui Uungpv ont, W'll-sHlurird teach
rr~, chosen and tried, some of whom have
brrn with ~ for ave uui a hulf years, and 10
30 hngrliuF pupils the attentions ola moth
rr Ht the hands Of the principals wife.
Daughters Of ministers ul all druumina-
lions instructed free of charge except ns 10
1uclacUu Ices and extras, Give ~ trial,
ana We shall make good these pledges.
W K. JONES,
President and Proprietor,
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HAMILTON FEMALE COLLEGE

ST PATTERSON, President LEXINGTON Al
The largest Female College in kentucky.
Buildings of modern construction: appoint
ments superior, accommodations unsurpass-
ed: heated by steam and lighted with gas;
not and cold water on each floor; baths
,'onrse of instruction comprehensive; large
faculty of superior teachers; extra auynn-
tages in Language Music, faintingand Flo
.'uton. But TWO pupils occupy room. us
patrons and pupils are references. For cat
ilogue copy of Monthly, published by the
Students, list Of references, etc, apply to the
- L.. ~ u Y
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STATE AGRICULTURAL and MECHANICAL



(TRCuNICAL BRANCH OF THE uSINERsirf)
College Station, Texas
Endowed by act of L. s. Congress. Equip"
ped by the state of Texas, with form, build
ingS, shops. machinery, apparatus, etc., To
the value of S2GUONo. a practical school Tor
training young men TO become successful
Farmers, Engineers, MachiuistS, Chemists,
Architects, Contractors and leaders in all
j,ustunsS enterprises. Tuition free. All other
expenses extremely low. Session commences
september !, 1884. For full particularly, adj
dress II. IL. DIN " IilDlt r,
Chairman of the Faculty..
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SAN ANTONIO, Aug. 4. Special -
Morrison, the telegraph operator, who
swindled the Traders National bank out
of $4,000, arrived to-day under guard
lilo does not deny tho charges.
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NEW YORK, Aug. 1.-THE Bricklayerss
Union this morning distributed $l,5Ca
among the strikers. Each received s!
,er day.
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DAYTON, o., Aug. Tue Congress
sional Investigation ofthe Soldiers Home
is now in progress here. The committee
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TIE STAUsTOH FEMALE SEMINARY


REV. JAMES WILLIS, Principal.
This wcll-known institution Is one OF the
b, 81 in the south. Noted for its excellent
corps of teachers, elegant and healthiul ioca-
ion, home influence and moral culture; best
facilities for Music and Art. Not srctarian.
Terms moderate. Session opens first We'd
ncslay in September. Apply for catalogue.
rhe principal will visit Texas the latter part
II August and accompany those going to the
school. Correspondence with him Will deter
mine time and place of starting.
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VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE
stanton, Va.

stanton, Va.
Mrs. Gen. j. f.. b, stuart, Principal. The
next session OF nine months begins sept. II,
81. Efficient teachers in every department.
Number limited. Terms reasonable. For
ull particulars apply to the Principal
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ST, EDWARDS ACADEMY FOR BOYS
Austin, Texas.

Austin, Texas.
Under the direction OF the Fathers OF the
iIoiy Cross. is beautifully located three miles
,nuth of Austin Terms: Board ord tuition
pcr session of i've months, ;ltN. For further
particulars apply to Rev. =. J. fr;snsiScuss,
Z. :. G.. Austin, Texas, or 10 Rev. ~ }.
N,r,iuay Dallas. JpNlS.
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rehabilitation.

GALVESTON, Aug. a--Sui'cd bark
/ Charles rlalt, Phila lc'ph =; cleared
/ steamship Colorado, NV York,
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ton. isjs Ui Ushtfals lib.u. Hus, Iiuuu
aud Representative MURRAY tud flfrlt
OtnlhoOn a hunitr at WIirNss'" uHft
iuHn examined Wul ruu.iIHtIIn iu.
plrnut IL unUul hNi hron inken nl io
uuun
Trlod Ter Murder Threat,
GNrlsyuLr, Aug, I, Special. 1911
Miller, jim Miller and Jim Gould are
dor ni J'hn Conn. m, evidence 10
strong against H,li Ailiur
John llunmcrrck, "a respected ana
law-ablding citizen, received nu M
nonymous letter to-day, threatening Ia
hang him, No clue,
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EDUCATIONAL.
WESLEYAN FEMALE COLLEGE,

The nth Animal Session begins oct. lSl.
Most elegant bnil dngS In th" south. y ]
mndrru rnnyrnlrnrcs Best advantages In
literature music and art. Special attention
10 health and comfort Of pupils. Moderate
,h'ryas. NunlV carly to W. .. bN~~,
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NASHIHGToH AID LEE G.IYEASlY
Lexington, Va.

Lexington, va
Instruction in the usual academic studies
and in the professional schools of Law anr
Engineering. Location healthful; expense S
moderate. Session opens September l. For
Catalogue, address "Clerk of the Flcu :"
G, w. c. + e, rr,sl at
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,JUDSONINSTITUTE
Marion. Ala.

Marion, NIh.
Forty-scyenth session begins October |,
laSi. Faculty Of fifteen. Collegiate course
for Young Ladies'. Kindergarten and Pre-
paratorv Departments. School OF Music,
Drawing and Painting, and Tclcgraphy. For
'''''''7"' ROBERT FRAZIER, President.
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Located at Christiansburg, Va, ON tho
summit of the Allegheny Mountains,
huGuSTA EEmALE SEMINARY

NtauNtOn, lTSlnEt.
MISS MARY j. BNLDWIN ... Principal.
Opens September S.-CluscS June, 1889
Unsurpassed in its location, in its buildings
and grounds, in its general appointments and
sanitary arrangements; its full corps Of SUI
perior and experienced teachers; its unrivaied
advantages in Music, Modern Languages;
Elucution, Fine Arts, Physical culture ana
instruction in the Theory and Practice OF
bookkeeping. The successful efforts made to
secure health, comfort and happiness; Its OPP.
position to extravaganza, lis standard OF sollu
scholarship. For fun particulars apply 10 the
principnl for Catalogues.
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The stamp Act-suffering Soldiers.

MArAMoRAs, MEN,, Aug. Especial.
The administrator of DeTimbres, or
collector Of stamp duties, received telc.
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""riS a set OF features, IA complexion,
The tincture Of - skin that | admire
In using po2zoni's complexion powder,
Faircst charms you will acquire.
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LANDLORDS Perfume, Edcnia.
LANDLORDS Perfume, larCchul Mel Rose.
LANDLORDS Perfume, Alphlnc Violet.
LANDLORDS Perfume, Lily OF the Valley.
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THE ELIZABETH AILL FEMALE SEMiNiht


Twcnty-iifth year. Only eight graduates in
ten years. No canvaSS'ng. Select Family
school. Patronilcd by senator Vest, Judge
Buckncr, and Cot. Phillips and recommend
I'd 10y Scnctor tockrcll. Catalogue.
j. \. QUARLES, u. d., President.
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A CLUB IN BELMONT.

BELMONT, y. Y, June 23.-An enthusiastic
Republican meeting was held the court house 10 this
village, to organize a Blaine aud Logan club. Ex-
Attorney General Hamilton Ward WAS called to the
chair and Kirkland W. Ingham appointed secretary Mr.
Ward on taking the chair, said: Mr.. Bianes immense
personal following In this country is not due 10 accident
or caprice; lie is a born leader and a representative
man. shall earnestly support this ticket II Is worthy
of the support of the people. When the wires hashed
the intelligence OF the nominations no man inquired whe
is Blaine or who Logan they were known by al LET nc
one be alarmed claer and spasms OF the socaec
independents" Thers some men too good Tor any
thing on t, earth too pure to be satisfied with body
but themselves The Republican party has been AFFLICTED
with this species of humanity since the foundation Oi
the party; some too exalted 20 support Llhoolii
Others hgll-tOnci for Grant, and suppose We sh
never make a nomination that VIII slt lhcin put WS
have this consolation that their votes are few and VIII
count but little when the returns come IN Inc great
uatr0tlc masses nis country Will roll up grand ma
orlty for the standard bearer OF the party - -, =,
spirited addresses also made by George IL BIack'
man who lost his right arm in the service District
Attorney Fuller. AnsOn c. Hall, Dr. Norton and W. III.
Iugham. A Blaine and Logan club was organized WIFE
the following officers: III. Backman, picsdenl,
" p CLARK. c. h. Thomas, Melvin Horner. Anson Z.
Hal III. H. SOrtore, l.. CraOtree ana l. l. saunders
wee presidents Charles t. Clark, secretary u w. Benz
nett assistant secretary; Kirkland W. nghan, cOrre-
srondng secretary, Jerry Bisseu treasurer Fners
are no independents in Belmont Grand old AlIe-
gany will give a great account OF herself III November
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TOPICS FROM TIE DOMINION.

ToRONTO, June 23.-A dispatch from ottawa
to The Morning says 1t is reported here that the
Government have arranged the terms of reciprocty
treaty with the United States which will shortly be mace
pubic The new treaty it is stated, will follow the lines
Of the former reciprocity treaty admitting natural prod
ucs and articles in earlier stages OF mahuldc'uo
MONTREAL, June 23.-The final arrangements are
being completed for carrying out the ST. Jean Baptls
celebration The French yacht La Nubienne expected
to take part in the steamboat procession meeting Oh
Committee will be he'd TO make ARRANGEMENTS
for the reception OF NewYork state Press Ass0cia
tiOn which Will arrive here thursday. Iney WIN pe
entertained O'Clock tea by Henry Beaugrande, III M
La Patrie The celebration begins tomorrow ana Will
last couple Of weeks
Walter Wilson VINO created great sensation mere i.
February last by leaving the city suddenly on e eve O
his wedding and who has since been solournng III nem
York returned here to-day 1t Is said nc lhehus " IT,
main In the city. $3.50 49, t.
At meeting of the committee of deposors OF tDe E1
chang ge Bank this morning, j. II. Greenshleds "as au
thoriZed to bring suit against the directors LOT lne
coyery OF the amount Of Overdraft OF l. CTas loI
900 and for all amounts paid out since the suspen
sion of the bank
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THE FIRE RECORD.
TWENTY BUILDINGS DESTROYED.
INERs RUSHING THROUGH FLAMES 10 SA'H
THEIR EFFECTS
fBY TELEGRAPH To THE rEIBuNEl


POTTsyILLF, Penn, June pa fire broke
ont at shenandoah this county, AZ noon to-day anu
spread rapidly with few exceptions, the buildings a'
Shenandoah are of wood and many are or hmsy con-
structon and owing the long drouth. tho buidlhgs
were dry The wind blew from the northwest ana inc
sun was scorchng not. The fire originated In what 10
known "A the Polish and Hungarian headquarters sIuaV
ed in the southern end Of the town. and 40 ulosy ou
tho flames spread that in less than two hours twenty
bonses and their contents burned to the grou'
The majority OF these however were miserable dwell
nrs erected especially for Poles and Hungarans iho
Fire Department consists OF two steam engines
Both companies responded promptly and while the water
supply was small they did good work. and prevented 'n0
fire from reaching the business portion OF the Town.
The alarm was Gwen by coliery and workshop whsteS'
and the news reached the miners underground WIN
ouickly threw down their tools and hurried to the bottom
IN signal the nneer to hoist them to the surface anu
after reaching the scene OF the fire they joined tue
nremep The members of the Town Council teegrapned the
bef Engineer OF the Fire Department at this place to hod
bmselfi in readiness The Fire Departments IN ouel %
uaces were informed but their services were not re- re-
nuircd The twenty buildings destroyed were oWheu
H. d. Malone, Robbins & o. and j. A. Lewis, anu pS pr"S
abIv worth SO 600 $4,000 and were partS lh7uIou
Tbev were Inhabited 400 people, mostly miner
and Iaborers Notwithstanding the hlth ana squlol VI
Thicb thew lived some of people managed to save
little money which they had secretly MIA away III n
house On arriving at the burning buildings the ihne &
rushed madly into the flames to save II pOsSinie tht
stm Of money thev had saved and they would nave lo'
their lives IN the attempt had il not been Ior Lhe III %
headed fromen who almost dragged them from the Duu
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THO STORIES ABOUT a SHOOTING.

Gaetano Gambardelle, age twenty-nlne,
restaurantkeeper No. 155 Elzabeth-st' In company
with his brother Pasquale, cigar dealer, OF NO II
Muberry-st. went INTO the drinking shop Oh ha"',
Rass at No. ROoseveltst., about 10 O'Clock Rist
evening. for the purpose the brothers assert OF
getting a bottle OF wine, and in some way not known
TO the police got into alteration which resnltcd IN
the shooting Of Gaetano Gaetano, PasquaIe ana
Marv tho wife OF Rassi (who the only witness OF e
,,,,, vere arrested and taken to the Oakst Police
station where through interpreter they were exam
ined by Sergeant Warts. The brothers sad that
nd bcen sot by Rass without The wfc OF fSas9
said that the came into the shop anu
coffee which was furnished them, ana tha aiter
fl they began throwing the cups ana saceIS Oh e iHo
and breaking up things generallyi ana wheh lcr i
husband demonstrated, Pasquale drew q pl1Io, IN.
lending TO use II on her husband, Dtt Ut
accidentally shot his brother. Gactan0 was taken 10
Chambcrs street Hospital. The shot took elect III tne
maus back inches below the neGS ana near c
SHINE and IL was thought that he coud NOT IecoNcI'
PnsnuaIe was locked up on the wOmans statement A..
Sergeant said that he thought l'ds7I gu" -
shooting as he had away and c0ud not DC Lou' anu
that the quarrel was about the vile oi kassi'