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V'HoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

INHOAAS BOWLING, Auctoneer.
THE ENTIRE PLANT OF THE WASHINGTON
CHEMICAL WORKS COMPANY" INCLUDING
ALL STOCK AND MATERIAL ON HAND (EX-
GETTING SOME SULPHATE OF AMMONIA),
| SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION
On SATURDAY, TWENTY-THIRD AUGUST. 1894
at TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ. in front Of the works of the
northwest consisting of its LEAD SUIPHURIC ACID
back towers 6x5 and Is feet high: pan capacity
lbs. ta approximate measurelnents): three Sulphur
Furnsces for 81 H. charges hourly; four Retort Fur
naces nclud n9 Glass etorts reducing pans etc for
TIE manufacture Of OIL Of itriol, together with all
BRICK AND FRAME BUILDINGS connected there
wlth as well as all tools implements and machinery
appertaining thereto. Also its BRICK AMMONIACAi
FACTORY AND BRICK STOCK and PATENTED
AMMONlACAL 81 EAM STILL for the distillaton Of
AMMON1ACAL GAS LIQUOR and the manufacture of
Sulphate OF Ammonia including Boilers Pumps SatI-
rat0rs EvaPorators steam Drying Table, implements
tools and machinery of every Kind used in operating
same The AMMONIACAI. STILL is continuous in its
operation ami has producing capacity of two
Thousand to five thousand pounds Sulphae daily
tract for the AmoIiacal LIQUOR will be transferred
to the purchaser of the works.
This sale Will be made account Of Mr. P Bauer
at the public safe OF this property made March
29th. 1884
Terms Of sale: Cash within five days; all conveyan-
eng at Pure cost deposit OF $500 forfeit money
required at time Of sale
For further Particulars inquire at the Office of tile
company
The WASHINGTON CHEMICAL WORKS CO."
suH-uS 621 Pennsylvania Avenue
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Lieut.. Lockwoed,. Fuucr.,.

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, August ls-The obseQuies Of
Lieut. james X lockwood, L, :. A., were observed
here to-day with al the ceremonies possible during
the vacation OF the Naval academy
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The Saratoga Races.

SARATOGA, August 12.-Grand prize Of Saratoga,
handicap for all ages, one mile and three-uuar-
ters, won by Gen. Monroe, Lucky B. second and
Referee third; time, 309
Purse s4Oo, three-Quarter OF d mile, won by jim
Renwick. Saunterer second and GlenDar third
Time 1:l5L
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NEW YORK, August IA hot night is being made
az ainst the Injunction which was obtained by tie
ely against John llstar1n the independent steam
poat company ana others, restraining them nom
running Terry bats between this city and staten
island late yesterday afternoon councl Tor the
lndepeadent steamboat company applied 10 Judge
o6orman Tor modification OF the Injunction
orier ana the matter was up again In
court to-day. The application was opposed
10y the assistant corporation counsel The court
denied the Application, and remarked that the
order or the court must I've obeyed and any perpon
Violating IL would be liable 10 punlshmeIL
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Fatal lsaiiroad Accident,

BUFFALO, August 12-ThiS morning freight
train Oh the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
railroad ran off the track a treste, near North
buffalo, killing the fireman, named Leonard. The
engineer saved his life 10y jumping from the train
while 1t was in motion. Several cars were badly
wrecked.
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AUCTION SALES.
DUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneen
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED

T..
By virtue of deed of trust dated August Oath *.
1851 and duly recorded in Ii $751; folio seq
OF the Land Records Of Washinston county District
secured thereby in writing VIII sell public suction,
HALF-PAsT FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ, in front If the
premises Parts of Lots seven 60 and eight 49, square
for the same % street ninety go feet north the
southwest corner Of sa d square and running north
eighteen Qs) feet east (26) feet south three
CD feet east thirty four S4 feet south fifteen 5) feet
west sixty f0) feet TO the place of beginning together
with the improvements thereon.
Ierms Of sale One half in cash balance In six and
Twelve onths IN notes bearing interest and secured
deed OF trust on the premises Conveyancng the cost
OF the purchaser 500 to be paid down when the
erty is knocked of.
au4-dkds JOHN J. JOHNSON Trustae
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PROVIDENCE, k. l., August 12-The substitute
race OF the New York Yacht club over the trlaugu-
lar course to Sow and Pigs light ship and BLOCK
Island, returning to the starting point, at Bren-
toms Reef light ship, was begun this morning
There was fair breeze from the northeast, with no
promise OF heavy weather
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THE q. S. PRAcT1cE-SHIP Constellation pass
Cape Henry at $40 this morning bound In. All we

THE RELICS OF THE GREEDY ExPEDITroN.-The
Acting Secretary Of the Navy has instructed the
commandment of the navy yard, New York, to re-
celve from Commander Schley the relics OF the
Greedy expedition which were recovered when the
party was rescued and to turn them over to Lieut.
buckingham. of the navy, by whom they W II
be transferred to the Louisville exposition.
GONE TO INVESTIGATE THE STATIONERY CONTRACTS.
Postmaster General Gresham and Third Assistant
Hazen left at p m. to-day for New Haven and
other points east to investigate the stationery con-
tracts and the quality Of paper furnished the de-
partnent
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TO.lICRROW.
VyHOMAs DOWLINd, Auctioneer

FE'HOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
ELTGANT WALNUT MARBLE-TOP MIRROR-BACK
ETEGERLa WALEUT PARLOR SUITE, IN REP;
ODD PIkcts sr,1 OF IAELoR FURNITURE;
SUI Is. COTTAGE SUITES. FOUR WALNU L
NARDkOBES, NAhBLG -1OP AND OTHER Ia
Bi.ES. BkCSSkLS ANp INGRAM CARPETS.
HAIR AND HUSK MATTRESSES. PILLOWS
AND POL TIERS, STUDENTS LAMP, DINING
ROOM FURNITURE, HALL RACK, REfRIGERA-
TOR, HEATING STOVES, CROCkERY, GLASS
WAKE AND KITCHEN REQUISITES, SC. &c.
ONE FINELY CARVED OAK CHAIR, WITH
LEATHER BOTTOM, FROM THE HOUSE OF
RE9Rt SEN IATIvES OF L. s., IN GOOD CON-
DITIDN
On WEDNESDAY, AUGUST THIRTEENTH. 1894,
COMMENCING AT TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ, at the resi-
dence OF a gentleman about leaving the city No.
as 18th street northwest. 1 viii sell his
TIRE personal effects. partly enumerated above.
his offers spierd OPP ortunity to good fur
niture, the entire lot IL good state of
ton and should command attention of buyers AID
t.le trade generally. FERNS cash.
aII4-St THDS DJWIING. ACctioueer
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THE YELLOW FEvER.-The marine hospital seri
vice has received Information that there were four
deaths from yellow fever In Mazatlan Mexico, dur
ing May, eight deaths in June, and fourteen up to
July Odd Information has also been received that
the o. S. vice consul at Sierra Leone has been COM
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PHILADELPHIA, August 12.-John Wallace, for
merly in the employ OF PaymaSter Mechanics, was
to-day placed under 5000 bail for trial on the
charge OF embezzlement OF money and material,
amounting to s., 100 belonging 10 the United States
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rU n A 3 ID LIN Z

rU q Ii E
NOTICE
la r L q T. T T
THE CTNARD STEAMSHIP CONT tST. LIMITED,
BETWEEN NEW IUE AND LIVERPOOL.
CALM AT CORR HAkBOR
IRON PIER % Y r. NFW YORK
AuRASra. We'd Aug Is .GAIIIA Wei Sent 10
BoTHS1A. We'd Aux. % AUEaSIa....Wed. Sci F.. II.
6RRvIA- Wed. Aug %. BOTHSIA-. We'd s. TT ~
OREGON. We'd, sept J. SEEyIA. Wei, Oct L.
AND EVERY WEDNESDAY, FROM NEw YORK
RATES OF PAssAoL-S6O, $50 and 500. according
70 accommodations.
Stsersge at very low rates steer tickets from
erpoo and Queenstown and ali other parts of Europe at
lowest rates
Through bills Of laden gwen for Belfast Glasgow,
Esyre antwerp and other ports the Continent. and
for Mediterranean ports
or fright and passage apply a. she Coiupanys off,
No. T. BJVIlIg Green. 18th S:ae.s-, and CaOil 10
OTIS BIGELOW 4 CO COS 9Th St Washington. u. c.
SEkNON III. Bl.ONN S 90. y W York,
Or 20 MeSsTs. OILS BiCELOW * co.
auT Ttl str Washington.
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FEVER SHIP IN THE CHESAPEAKR-The sur
geon general Of the marine hospital service to-day
received a telegram from Passed Assistant Surgeon
Irwin, in charge Of the Cape Charles quar-
ant1ne station, saying that he has de-
tanned schooner j. Taylor. from Porto Bello.
to Baltimore with three cases OF fever, probably
Chagres, (suspcious), and that one death occurred
on sunday. He was inStructe to remove the sick
to the hospital there and TO all Ow the schooner to
proceed on iJS way, the auth critics at Baltimore
promise to take charge OF 1t its arrival Balt-
moro
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A PLUcKY GIRLS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Demo
rest, aged eighteen, and May Webster, aged seven
teen, were left alone In charge of the Demorest
residence In Sugar Loaf, near Middletown, N. Y,
last week. On Thursday night an unknown man
attempted to enter the house and the girls drove
him away by firing at him with revolver. Satur-
day night either the same or some other man ap-
peared at the house. Miss Demorest f1red at him
and he returned the shot with vOlley OF stones
f1icted an ugly wound, rendering her unconscious
for some time. Miss DemoreSt continued fring.
Finally the man uttered a cry and the stonethr0w-
ing ceased The girl took q light and went out
into the yard The man had disappeared, but q
handkerchief soaked with blood lay In the walk.
young farmer living in the vicinity, who Is no
ported as lying sick at his fathers house.
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MOST POPULAR AT HOME.
1t originated and has always been prepared Balt-
more Its proprietors numbered among Baltimores
Oldest and bes-known citizons Their reputation was
sufficient guaranty Of its purity and worth to secure for
1t an Introduction Genuine merit has done the rest
To-day no preparation is 90 favorably known in Ba-
more as Browns Iron Bitters. Leading physicians.
popular clergymen. and prominent citizens join in in.
dorsng it. Their Endorsement too hearty and une-
quvoca On Saturday last we printed tie home test,.
monies OF those who had used Browns Iron Btters
right here in Washington. Below give tho opinions
Of we'll known citizens Of Baltimore In to-morrow's
mony:
Lambert Cuttings, Of the wealthest retired mer.
chants OF Baltimore, and known perhaps to the entire
population Of the city, says:
Il do not often venture opinion on such subjects
but must good word for Browns Iron Btters II
Is very strengthening. and certainly aids digestion In
fact. it's good thing"
Dr. J. E. Heard leading physician Of Northeast Bal.
tinore. residing at ZIG Last Monument street. says:
Il use Browns Iron Bitters in my practice neve,
saw medicine act promptly and give such good
Suits and do not know Of preparation that affords
much satisfaction"
Alvin Robertson. President Second Branch City Coun
Gil. says:
Il use Browns Iron Bitters in my family and know
IL Ii reliable remedy, possessing many excellent viz
tues always recommend 1t to my friends aud it has
never yet failed to give satisfaction"
E. r. Carter. one Of Baltimores most esteemed citi.
zens now Business Manager Of the Evening News
Il have used Browns Iron Bitters in my family and
am fully satisfied that it will do all that Is claimed
It, cordially recommend it to all persons requiring
reliable tonic"
William H. Maserman, Chief Clerk W. o. Telegraph
Office corner Baltimore aud Calvert Streets says:
For years have been a sufferer from indigestion
and heartburn. Browns Iron Bitters has cured me
after using only one bottle"
Rev:W. H Chapman. Presiding Elder Methodist Epis.
copal Church, residing at 253 Hartford avenue says
Il deem Browns Iron Bitters most valuable tonic
for general i'll health"
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THE GREELY RELIEF vEssELs.-The Thetis Alert
and Bear arrived at the New York navy yard, from
the anchorage OF Governors Island, about p nj
yesterday.
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An Advertising Agent Fails.

NEW YORK, August 12.-Nelson NJ. Sheffield, an
advertising agent, at ID and Is Park Row, filed an
assignment to-day to George Hunn giving prefer
enceS amounting to $12,745.
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THE FOLLOWING PosTMAsTERs were commissioned
to-day: Virginia-Hiram P. johnson, Maness, Scott
county; Monroe j. Mcconnell, Wayland, Scott coun.
ty. West virgina-John W. Benefited, Thomas
Tucker county; Archibald Satphin, Lester, Raleigh
county; JAS A. Karnes, Spanishburg, Mercer
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f1T1sBURG, August RI he StUCkEOueTS OF the
Fittsburg and Lake Erie Railroad company met
this morning and formally ratified the Increase OF
two million Indebtedness Of the PittSburg MckeeS-
port and Youghlogheny Railroad company, ordered
at recent meeting OF the stockholders OF the latter
corporation. The bonds Will be issued, and the
money derived from their sale devoted to the
extension OF the road from COnnellSvlle, the pres
ent terminus, to UnlontuWn.
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Paymaster Edwin Putnam, Or
dered to duty at the Portsmouth, n. H., navy yard;
Passed Assistant Surgeon p. NJ. Rixey, detached
from special duty at Washington, d. c.. on 9Th
september and ordered to the Lancaster, European
station, per steamer September 10th from New
York; Paymaster John MacMahOn, from the Ports
mouth, n. H.. navy yard and ordered to settle ac-
COUNTS and walt orders.
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The Work OF Two MiScreants.
A SCHOOLGIRL VICTIM OF BRUTAL ASSAULT DIES @
THE EFFECTS.

THE EFFECTS.
The New York Herald of to-day says: Nora
Walsh, schoolgirl, of Pelham, Westchester county,
who was assaulted by two ruffians near New Ro-
chelle May 23d last, died on Saturday last from
the injuries she received, and now John Dersrer
and Frederick HiIthouse, the two tramps In the
Westchester county Jail who are accused OF the
crime, are in danger OF being indicted for murder
The girl was fourteen years OF age and started to
walk to the sisters school at New Rochelle distant
about q mile and a half from her fathers farm
house. About quarter OF a mile from home, on
the open highway, she was seized from behind by
two men, one OF whom put his hands over her
mouth and eyes while the other bore her over q
stone wall into HELD There she was gagged,
bound, robbed and assaulted and left helpless
upon the ground. The ribbons from her hat were
taken on 10 bind her hands and feet. She was
robbed OF Is cents In change her mouth was stuffed
with leaves to prevent her from screaming and she
was left TO her fate
The poor Child lay there all day and all night
until 10 O'Clock the next morning, when she was
found by searching party more dead than alive.
On that day the two tramps, whose names appear
above. were arrested by Deputy Sheriff Malloy and
identified by several witnesses as having been seen
mitted. The girl could not Identity them because
she did not see them, but distinctly swore that her
aSSa1lantS were Germans for She heard them speak.
The prisoners are Germans.
Little Nora, after giving her testimony against
the prisoners, who were committed to await the
action Of the grand jury on May 27th, was taken
bone, where she began to sink from nervous ex-
haustion. She was finally Frustrated and confined
to her bed. After lingering illness OF about four
weeks, during which She seemed to be in terror OF
violence. she passed away. The prisoners defence
is an alibl
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THE FOLLOWING PATENTS were issued during the
week past to residents OF Washington: John
Schwarznan, bush-hammer; VIM. E. Clegg, pro-
tect1ng eyesight; Victoria A. Burr, glove fastening
The following were issued TO Baltimore: Frank l.
Harris manufacture OF fertiliZing materials VIM.
ing Were issued to Virginia: Alonzo NJ Ketst-r, Of
Spout Spring Mills, corn harvester; JudSon q.
McCutchan, Middlebrook, platform for railway
gates
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BETROTHED.
MARX-SCHMIDT. Mr. MOSES MARX, Of nor.
folk; Va TO Miss JIMMIE SCHMIDT. Of this city. 10
cArds
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Troops have broken up the settlement OF the
Boomers at Pearl City or Sta0ordville from Arkan.
sas valley.
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There was grand lawn concert by the Marine
band, under the direction OF Prot. John Philip
Soussa, al the government asylum for the insane
this morning, at 10 O'Clock, which the patients
seemed 10 enjoy greatly.
MI. 1. A. Lambert, as attorney for Mrs Maria
Geonard, to-day filed a bill In equity against Mary
Gerhard and Others To secure an assignment OF her
dover In lot a. square 49, or an allowance equivl-
lent thereto out OF the proceeds OF the sale or the
property.
The remains OF Rev. J. Pinckney Hammond, OF
Baltimore, were taken to Alex indria last even
Ing and buried In the Episcopal cemetery.
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District Cover nment Affair.".

The Commissioners have not decided which Kind
OF re engines will be purchased. but IL is probable
that their choice viii be The Clapp & Jones piston
engine.
The awards OF contracts for the lateral sewers
have not yet been made There are several bids
from distant cities which have to he considered
with considerable care. Some OF these bids were
unaccompanied by any forfeit money and these
OF course, cannot be considered. Ii may be some
days before conclusions are arrived at.
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THE FRENCH CONGRESS-.
PARIS, August 12.-The congress OF the two
houses OF parliament at Versailles, which is en-
gagged upon the revision Of the conStit ution, re-
sulned It's labors to-day. 1t rejected the amend
ment abolishing the presidency and the amend
ment enactng that the president should he elected
by universal suffrage.
4 LONG INNING.
LONDON, August IA match game Of cricket
was begun yesterday noon at the Kenning-
ION oval between the Australians and the
All England eleven. The Australians went
to the bat first and their first inning lasted until
O'Clock To-day. They made score OF sol, OF which
MurdOck secured I'll.
THE DUKE OF AIBANY'S INFANT.
LONDON, August 12.-The World says the Duchess
OF AoanyS infant Is very delicate, and it is consid-
cred doubtful whether it Will be possible to rear it.
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POLICE CoURT-J,tdoe Mills pro tenn
To-day, Thomas Alexander, colored, disorderly
conduct: S.
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A MISSING WrTNEss-AsSistant District Attor-
ney Thomas to-day called Judge Mills attention 10
the charge against Lily Pierce of stealing watch
from MI. Alexander Van Gender. CHIEF of the mis-
cellaneous division or the Pension Office. The case
was dismissed for want Of prosecution The alleged
larceny was committed In a house In Marble alley
about week ago, and the officers report that they
cannot find Van Gender, who was wanted as a wit
ness.
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Mosr Popu1As
WHERE BEST KNOWN.

We ordinarily ask better commentator Of an ndi-
vdua than that he be heartily recommended By those
who have known him from early youth and have had op
portunites for familiar acquaintance at home Judged
by this severe standard,
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I'd Edition.
Latest TGlegranS to The Star.
THE CAMPAIGN In MAINE.
The Great Gathering at Lake Mariana
cook.

LAKE MARANAcooK, ME-, August IL, II am--At
This hour Nafanacook is alive with humanity, with
many more trains to arrive, and the Indications
are that todays Will be the greatest political gath
erlns er held In this state. Boats are conveying
hundreds over the lake. and the roads in every d.
rectlon leading to the grove are blocked with
teams Mir Blaine is expected TO arrive at one
O'Clock and the other speakers Will arrive by later
trains The speaking opens at one O'Clock from
various Stands In dIrIerent parts Of the grove.
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RANGE OF THE 1HKRNoMErER-The following
were the readings at the ONCE OF the chief signal
officer to-day e. m, 66S; ii a NJ, e46; pm.
s66 Maximum, 767; minimum, $50
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-03-18


One of the houses Of the Young
block on Washington street, near
Fourth, Is occupied by al aged wIdoVed
lady, who rents the many rooms 10
dodgers. Absut three weeks ago a man
evidently lot more than thirty years of
age rented on- of the ROOMS, but vas
notabouf the ho1se except during sleep
ing hours. Hi- FIRST room II ate having
gone be asked tns landiady If she had
any objections 70 his taking another.
Ten. and when he paid his rent, we're
the ouly tive tines that be was seen by
the other inmates Of the house. Abost
a. 10. Yesterday the man Is supposed
10 have entered bis room somewhat in
toIicated. Al IL a. III. the lady OF the
house, when looking after the rooms.
found this one locked. Al p. IL there
was heard maffied pistol shot. but the
felix's thoaghs that II Vas cap snapped
by some children next door. When one
Of the rOomers returned from vOrs
aboIt 8 %. ID. the door WAS noticed II
stand partly aiar. Upon looking inside
4 man vas seen lying on the bed with
the blood covering ais face and all the
bedding.
An officer was Immediately called
and ibe Coroner WAS notified.
When DR.. Root arrived be stated taat
be would hold no inquest unless thOss
present would state tnat they thought
there was evidence If foul play. stating
that be had beco ne tired of aoldlng ex
4minations without pay. The law Il
defective or those III authority have not
been Just. as the Coroner his
rendered numerous services with
out proper remuneration. Chief
Woolery. assisted by Undertaken
D. G. Shorey. examined the sur
rouudings and effects of the man. bus
could not come q any satisfactory CON
clusion. No frleLd was fonnd, not even
his room male. There were two rolls
OF blankets found III the rO.tn. one CD :.
tanning a small tent. both rolls be ar
ing the name of ID. Williams. A note
book was found In the stand, con tam
ing an accouat with bridge carpenters
and footing of x6l. Two f1 gold
pieces were In his pocket book and Il
heavy silver watch in his pocket. In
his vest pocket was found the account
Of the suicide of julius LeifmaD, Gu.
from one of the Seattle papers.
From the situation 1t appeared that
he had sat on the edge of the bed In
front Of the mirror, and deliberately
placing the muzZle of Smith Il Wesso /.
revolver, No. Is, against his forehead.
fired. No statement whatever WAS to be
found, but 1t was tbs unanimous opln-
ion of all who saw him that he had
taken his own life after making all
preparations save that of writing his
reasons. The article relating TO the
suicide of Julius Lehman goes to show
that he had premeditated the VIII ,le
affair. The case seems more sad since
be was so much of stranger.