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News HriPfS.

The British house OF commons has ordered a writ
to be Issued for a new election at NORTHAMPTON ro
member 10 succeed Mr.. Bradlaugh, who was ex
cluded from the House
The suit of Rev. Edward B. ". Browne. Jewish
raool, against George Jones. the publisher of Uh,
New York Times, for S25,0O damages for alleged
LIBEL, was begun Ia New ORR yesterday.
AT ASbury Park, N j., yesterday Americas Rop.
erS, aged %, son OF Postmaster Andrew F. Rogers
OF Hamilton, was arrested upon charge OF tam
per1ng with letters In his fathers Office
Joaquin Miller has brought suit against Mckee
Rankin, the actor. for $500 damages for perform
ing his play OF "49" without his permission.
AT Columbus Ca, yesterday afternoon, DR.. J. w
W. Drake shot and Instantly killed John A. Scar
brough In quarrel about an account which Scar.
br0ugh owed Drake.
The Missouri cases against Frank James having
al been dismissed because the governor would Not
pardon DICK Little, whose evidence was wanted,
James will be taken TO Alabama TO be tried for rob-
bling the United States paymaster at MusSel Shoal
In that state.
Scarlet fever has broken out In the Virginia state
Agricultural and Mechanical college, In Montgom-
cry county. One student has died, four are I'll.
The executive committee OF the Bartholdi statue
OF liberty has appointed Col. John FARRELL manager
OF the subscription department OF New jersey
Philadelphia, Baltimore, and Washington
The certtncate OF Incorporation or the Electric
Reporters company, for furnishing market quota
lions and the other news to newspapers and indt
v1duals throughout the United States, was filed In
New York yesterday. The capital stock is $780,.
600.
George Davidson, chief clerk OF the subsistence
department OF the United States army station al
Chicago In 1879 and 1880, was arrested in New YORK
yesterday, charged with embeZling $500 David
son confessed his guilt
Mr. jefferson Davis has erected monument to
MrA Sarah A. Dorsey, his beneiactress, at Natchez,
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
1AL AODEL FAST LINE AND TIE ONLY LIN
BETWEEN
IHE EAST AND THE WEST
"

2h1 AODtL FAST LINE AND TIE ONLY LINE
aHE y Eas Nt ANh THE NEST
STEEL RAILS,
h.ase Washington from station corner of New Jersey
evehut and street BY Eastern standard 18th Merl
For Chicago. Cincinnati, Louisville and st. Ioui.
Through Coaches and Fssce sepnE h To- a Sa
POINTS without change: lo;loa III. daily to Chicago
For FtsPgrg at 1o15 m. and 40 p m daily; 40
M 10 P1ttsburs Cleveland and Detroit. with Sleep
&c, Iolsd9 and Detroit via, Monroeville. 1o15 Am
G&!y Win Sleeper Tor Toledo. via W cling and Lake
Trans for Philadelphia and New York at s.,oa m
Gaiiy except Sunday T. H. and 10:OOp. NJ daily with
u. ia- tST and. and sieetiIs CsEs attached.
snd ic55 = Gts3 So ss S;' 20 Sc slo s
us' aI1.;1 44o $50 20 $40 loco. 10 pm
2:s5 2 :: % $50 I, $40, 10 90 pm; -' -''''
on ) II day. 300 am. 44Opn. fA-'
Fer @ay stations between Washington and Baltimore,
S S.S daily except sunday .s5 daily
ddniy s1q.p, sunday: for LsI.nston, stsnnon and
s [s4SP aR ssy saee IT'S Saadny
I Hsserstosh ioi5 am maid and d p daily except
sundsy Fer FONTS on V / X. daily ~
TIem Nv York. ard PHILADELPHIA 2:55. s:soam daily.
sIDpnI- daily except sunday
Prom Annapolis $50, 10 am. 90 s37 Pm; SUM-
day. lO.40sn-. 6:3. pm
Prom leHin;t0n, 62o daily. and 2:l5p m daily
exert sunday
kron Frederick and Intermediate ponts s:25 lO.O1
m. 2:l5. 4D y. and 500 p. u. daily except
Sunday. 90 +. daily from Point of Rock
2Iajn> Leave Baltimore for Washington H4o $50
t:l5 80 = 80 and 1890 a. III. Il Is. 4 40
Is go, 500 ana 10. Is T. m on SUNDAYS Q 4.a0
10 liza IL. 80. 5. t25. 80 and 800 J. m
AL trains from Washington stop Relay station except
4:SUr or'
For further Information apply at the Baltimore and
fennsyva'a avenue, corner 14th street where orders
vii lie taken for taase lie checked and received At
AL Point the city
v n CLEMENTS, NJ. of T.. Baltimore
nl9 e. l. LORD I.u'I pass.noe- s,,a,.
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The virginia Lexislature.

The Virginia senate and house yesterday passed
the OIL adopted by the democratic caucus provtd-
ing for reappOrtioning the state for members OF
Congress IL now goes TO the governor for his ac-
ton. He has five days In which TO consider and
approve It. IL not acted upon within that time II
becomes a law without his sanction. Mr. Ellis OF
Montgomery, offered joint resolution IN the house
prohibiting superintendent and employees OF all
state asyluns and the president and professors OF
state colleges nom engaging in political cam
palgnS The penalty for violation is forfeiture OF
the Office held by the offender.
The Virginia house OF delegates has adopted
resolutions directing q committee 10 present
TO the senate articles OF Impeachment against
School superintendent jackson L. Valentine OF
Hanover, for high crime and misdemeanors In
office. The report was presented TO the senate
The house has adopted resolution directing
its committee on elections TO inquire as 10 the
right or Grffn coalition OF York county, TO occupy
seat In that body, holding, as he does tine post
maSterShip at YORKTOWN.
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DIED.
RAIDERCTON


BALDERSTON. At I2.l6 O'Clock pm ON ION
INST after short Illness at the residence q heg
C2NBY wife Of lloyd B.de prss; NO. eAfhAsiSk
Funeral at O'Clock. nth day. the l4th inet. q.
LY only daughter ii JOHN and sarah bsyiy A. two
years aud ak months.
street southeast Thursday afternoon ct two o'clock
Friends OF the family arr invited
BEALE At As o'clock y. m. on February IA 1874
ssnddeenly. at Providence hospital. DR.. JAlIfs Q,
Funeral from his late residence No lIaa Fours~.,sn
s.rt northwest on THURSDAY. the Ath Instant q o
FtSa1y a sss c nsRg WY Seca p on
George and Emma Forihaln, aeed one year sad ave
Funeral tomorrow Thursday, .sternoon 1t ociock
~ from parents residence No. CAT strsss porth-
HALE On Wednesday. February Isth 1884 sksA
= an IA aAkr xlRGIN5A youngest daughter q ososss
Funeral private; on Thursday. 1t 10 m tB.tancss
,sss M M in M T1fsarE 6%SSDf i
N fghesl from the r.sdsns Of beg brotA~4rlsy
ThuTsday msorn1ns = 9 o'elScS ksquisn mn ! g
OBITUARY..
In the sb sad death e that goed JoEps e
natives large social circle most honored lima, the
alas tn an ash in that bsssVsd home, ' fa sSs
veil therefrom almost too sacred 3 thing I~-iy
love the par Il Which IL n.d M ss
Soch devot in these days Of domestic
autlfu as Is rare Tender courseses and dslioafs
little mStaai ste,tlons were daily and hourly
Ilsht have counted only many days - thers were
If aught OF business perchsnoe annoyed or y~raa
IL was left on the outside and brought within the
door where e,er aratted HIM his devoted comp.nion
modest retiring eentleness wit o heart overhowfnG
with charity his marked chAractsristcs and only
those who knew him best fully appreciated his worth
10 Gods mysterious inscrutable Providence the 30
nlZsd widow bows in holy reverence whilst froIh her
broken heart she lifts prayer of grateful
Tor that last loving smile If recognition lhe rewssd q
her uceaslng SUPP lcationD: that which ~
at their meeting the threshold of that Happy HON
where their Joyous union viii abide forever
A FRrEsn
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THE GREAT

z9THE 5 S95Sfhz5 IEsf AS H9E T3FzHvrsr
1eI EiI akhth M.es1rf srESfPIP Sf5SkRH
~, = EITEcT S6S LNBEI. i5r HI is i5AhNi
s1x4H aSp s1SEtT rhon sIA5Hos oonsra
1G Pittsbury and the West Chicago limited Express
sseidnr c a f f1aS H ha1i 5lns
/ Glhen,iat Nsstern k1Ir.sS 80 M. daily with
sa c}aa55. ard Ss ff0shi:'f afils WITH III
} s6 IS 9A's and th M' Ms rsp wsss
Eaiii0Ff AN na In46%,G to E Sh1aF9
For Ere. Canai,dai-rua, Rockeser. Bnfaio Nise.r.
IS,G, ? NJ eai5y. .Iespt saturday, with Palace Cars
Iis4h t.axiT Washington Oh saturday night will not
For iEar.sFort, Lock Haven AMI Elmira at s4oA m
.s eal Se s3 ToIt s sgnd nay rss,
ILL., III iG0 and LIZA IL 10 + m On SUNDAY 40 loooand
n, daily 5-' eSeaFt SUNDAY u'''Ah fAri0r Cars
15l Boston WITHOUT change. l:40p. every week day
IeI Erd,9Jn T. al through. trains connect at Jer.
tty Clty with beats OF Brooklyn Annex arordins
i.as acres- New YORK City. "'''''is double Ter
iHd u "a = II. OF sunday. 400 1000 and IL Is D. IN
LII RED EHI'rfSs 9;i0a NJ daily except sunday
41e a. 40 ego i.4O 1000 and IL Is p In ON IN
sunday. yiUl0:SOa ma CO. G;5o 40 iOOJ and ii Is
Io IoIes Greek Line 80 a m and 4:4op. m. daily
fsr ANNAPOLIS. 60 and 40 m daily. e1cep,sun-
MAJ AND ALEXANDRIA AND WAsHINGTUN
Ier Ale.andTla s. 20 a.25. II .os and IL IS am
80, SO. "a. .. s:05 and Ii :S5 pm On suneav a
70 kellno,d ana souti 80 and IL .os am. daily
, shu "a m, cally, except sunday
i0 an TO s:os' So i1 ~ ss so N 40 .S 10 I,
r. sId III midnight. On Sunday :O5 and 10 10
Tickets ana information at the Office northeas. corne,
e ui ors can f ft for he Chs sI At the sta
sag 10 destination ir Sq,d hotels and Essielc
CHAS. Z PIGH. Gene:aI M-liazer MI
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Wall Street To-day.

DECEPTIVE APPEARANCE OF THE MARKET
NEW YORK, Feb. ID, 1:55 D. m.-The Post says:
The manipulating powers OF the stock market DUR
sued the same course this forenoon as In tue same
hours OF the last two days In each OF the last two
days also there has been decline in the last hour
that left the market lower than on the preceding
evening. The effect OF this Is to make the appear
ance OF an advancing market, and, in fact at 12
O'Clock to-day out or thirty leading active stocks
nineteen were from u to y per cent higher than
at the close last night; but comparing these IL
O'Clock prices with the closing figures OF Saturday
evening 1t shows decline almost every active
stock. The general character OF the market was
dull.
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The NAFkafS.

BALTIMORE. Feb. 1s-virvinia skies. consolidated.
Al s coTn 100 ,s 49, new tenf0res "a Virginia
81 BALTiMokE. FEB, lsoco..on qu,et-m,ad,ns: 10Y;
T TassE st sSS o do
family 475a5.75; city mills sa~r s. 27Sss So do extra
sso do SUI sDperistiSs patent soa Whestosoa.heI
quiet and steady western 9Psned lower advanced and
No Mary iand, I;i5s.aIa So western winter ed.
s Ipr Ofil fss Say f 9aasn 1ss
CoEn-southern ,irmer and dull western frnsr and
ss sSs3Hsi% sSs
Penney lvans: t2a4S: Eys duil: sSsSs Hay steady
pork $50 Bulk shoulders and clear rio sides
ffstsd hss: s ''fss sa ' S ssss;
ssss5: csfiee firm and dpl.Rio ordinary to
s sss ~ WHEY quiet sfss
Freights to Liverpool per steamer dnli-coton,
nsa5 se
ssa aes bges g % Sus
Mr. DORSEY hL--Ex-Senator Dorsey Is quite III
at Welckers Last Monday night DR.. Bliss was
called. and for a while the case was very serious
He is reported better to-day, however.
TIE CREEK INDIANS, representing the two fac
TONS will have hearing before the Secretary Of
the Interior tomorrow, In order TO determine the
question OF the nghtfa chief.
/ THE MISSING s., 530-The money which was lost
or stolen while In transit from Cleveland to the
United states Treasury was forwarded by the
Merchants National bank of Cleveland. The
money was shipped by the United States express
company to Plttsburg, where 1t was transferred
to the Baltimore and Ohio express company.
A RESCUED CREw.-Capt- VIM. Walker in charge
of the quarantine property at Fisherman's
Island, Cape Charles, reports to the surgeon gen.
February 9th. that he had rescued the crew {num.
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CHARGED WITH A SERIOUS CRIME /. william
Irokel, awel-known young drug ciert in Cum
o.ranu, Nd, has been arrested, charged with COM
mNtlhg abortion on Amanda La Rua He gave
SSo oall Tor appearance at q bearing ThuIsday
COL sSVV odn Tor hearing a. ACCESSORY. The cor
oners jury yesterday held inquest over the body
OF dead infant found In an ash nile ana shich
the Ia Rue girl testified was her Offspring by
LroNeL The verdict WAS that the desth az
lhe chlid Was caused bv medicines taken bF the
mother and given her by Troxell The young man
y respectfully connected and hitherto had q good
reputation The girl was a domestic
DON'T IRRIrATE YOUR LrNGs WITH A srrspoRr
Cough when a remedy, safe and certain ~ Or
Jay hes Ekpectorant can be easily procured
Sore Throat and Lungs are speedily helped by IL
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GALE OF FISH WHARF PRIVILEGES

OFFICE OF THE ENGINEER COMMISSIONED
WASHINGTON D c. Feb IL, 1884.
Notice is hereby given that on MONDAY FEBRUARY
TWENTY-F1FTH 1884, the Ash wharf in Washington
and the fish stalls in georgetown will be sold public
.ucti for the term of year from March 1884 an
follows: At TWO O'CLOCK + NJ on the premises six
fish stalls in Georgetown Market House to the highest
bidder. Terms cash. in advance
Also, at FOUR O'CLOCK P NJ. on the same day, on
street between 18th and 9Th streets north west in
front of the fish stalls of (Center) Washington Market
all rights and privileges granted allowed by the laws
of the corporation Of Washington to establish wharyes
the city OF Washington and wharf dock shall be
deemed eligible unless situated At some point the
north side of the Potomac between 18th street
and l4th street west to the highest bidder
Terms One hundred dollars to be paid on the day Of
GALE aud the residue to be paid within from day
OF sale
By order OF the Board of Commissioners DC
q. J. LYDECKER,
Major of Engineers. SA
Engineer Commissioner DC
THOMAS BOWLING, Auct feOl3- lot
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1857 Prizes, amounting to ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 500
Application for to Clubs should be made only
to the Once Of the Company in New Orleans.
For further information write clearly giving full a
dress Make O. Money Orders payable and address
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK.
NEW ORLEANS, La.
Postal notes and ordinary letters by mail express
to
II. A. DAUPHIN.
febl3 q, 27,m1.6&8 NEW ORLEANR La
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j. FUND LIFE ASSOCIATION having for year CIR.
culaed their falsehoods throughout the country
localities and appointing eomnitees to attend the
vestigatng for themselves the truth fasy Of these
charges and the actual condition Of the adars Of the
Association AS q result the Association as well the
management. have received an unqualified and unani-
nous endorsement by every committee.
:. With every facility for detecting fraud,
was found. # the company is not in healthy, pros
porous condition. dealing Justly with its members
honorably with the public then appearances are decep
tive and facts unreliable"
Extract from the report Of the Baltimore committee:
- From every inquiry made, all the inyestixa-
ton gven to the matter and from their personal obse
citation entirely worthy of the entire confidence of its
members: 1t is truly mutual association where each
member forms component part and is powerful fac
tor to do good or harm" Office 30. 1909 II street
feb4 l.I. KNIGHT General Agent
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Wa De Mz1u.

It il now undisputed that WEI DE MEYERS cATAR.
RAH CURE il the only treatment that will absolutely
cure Catarrah. Dr. Wei de Meyers '-TaxArxrn with
statements Of symptoms by the cured mailed free D.
B. DEWEY CO.. 1872 Fulton street, n T. feb4-m,w
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

VTNHUMAS DOWLINU, Auct1Oneer.
EIGHT FINE YOUNG AND SOUND HORSES ONE,
JUMP SEAT CARRIAGE tuSED But VERY LIT
TLE), TWO DAYTON WAGONS TWO BUGGIES
Two NEW COAL CARTS QUILT TO ORDER
BY THOMAS MUNTZl, TWO SETS CART HAIR
NESS tM ABE TO ORDER) ONE LIGHT Two
HORSE STAGE, EIGHT SINGLE SETS LIGHT
HARNESS, TWO SETS LIGHT DOUBLE HAIR
NESS, TWO SADDLES AND BRIDES, ONE
NEW LADl'S SADDLE ONE COW, AT AUG
TON.
On WEDNESDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY TWEEN
TIETH. 1854 AT TEN O'CLOCK. at the stables OF
Lewis j Collins, No. 1855 3ls street. GEORGETOWN D.
C.. shall sell the above stock.
febI1-dts THOMAS DOWNING Auctioneer
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kkAISE-HFRiFY on TUESDAY, February 18th
1854 az 80 IN, at the German Lutheran Church
ner 20h and " streets northwest, by Rev Irv,s
Schnyder, JOHN kkAUsE and HATTIE HUIsI.EY
both Of this city.
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TINE OTTO GAS ENGINE
Requires boiler, avoids all expensive attendance
30 loss of time handling OF fuel and NO ashes II il
used extensively for running Passenger and Freight
Elevators Sewing Machines Meat Choppers PRINTING
snd 1ithographic Presses Coffee Mills Roasters Paper
and Ruling Machinery Lathes &c, &c. This engine
runs with extreme soothness and regularity speed
great simplicity Of mechanism
For PARTICULAR to priceR &c. apply ct O66ce II
Warrington GaD LtgAt O. Wl3
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A NOTIFIED GHoeT.-An American spiritualist
named Basttan gave q seance at the Imperial
Palace IN Vienna yesterday at the Invitation OF the
Crown Prince Rudolph and the Archduke John.
Bastian sum moned the spirits from a room adjoin-
Ing that IN which the exhibition was given, where
upon tail Inquire In mourning appeared before the
awe-str1cke1 spectators suddenly the Crown
Prince pulled a string closing q secret door, when
the spirit, who was Bast1an himself, made IRAN
tic but vain Efforts to escape, amid the laughter q
the assemblage
FORGED DIVORCE PAPRRS-The district attorney
OF Kings county, n T., has procured the ar
rest OF John G. Low, law clerk In the ONCE OF
John Z. s Clark. New York. Jacob Anderson,
cOlored man, and Adrian Roberts, a clerk In the
ONCE OF county clerk OF Kings county. They are
charged with having procured divorces by forging
upon the bogus papers the signatures both OF Judge
Pratt, OF the supreme court, and Rodney Thursby,
the county clerk OF Kings county. Many divorces
have been procured by this means.
OfPosI LOCAL OPTION IN MARYLAHD.-Much &C
vfty Is being displayed by the opposition to local
option tn Prince Georges county, Nd, In obtaining
agneES 70 petitions asking the present legislature
70 repeal the prohibitOry enactIaents and substf-
tute therefor license law. The opposition claims
that no just expression OF the people was obtained
when the question was submitted TO them tour
yoaJ1 ago
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I'd Edition.
Latest TGlegranS to The Star.


IMPOSITION to MOrris0n's Tariff Bill.
fkNNSfLVANlA MANUFACTURERS AND woRKNKN
COMING TO WASHINGTON TO eEB ABOUT IT.
PITTsBURa, PA, Feb IA number OF persons,
representing the manufacturers and labOring men
or tnls sec1on, leave for Washington tomorrow
evening. TO appear before the ways and means COM
mttee 70 oppose MI Morr1son's tariff bill. John
JarreCt VIII represent the United States Tin Plate
aSsoclatlon, and President Welhe and Secretary
MafQn the Amalgamated Association OF Iron and
steel Workers The manufacturers OF this city will
De represented by special committee These Will
be joined by other committees from different parts
OF the state, and vigorous fight will be made to
nave tne Oil defeated Should the Converse wool
Jno Jarrett Will have bill presented asking for
etc,
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auctloneer.

VINHOMAs BOWLING. Auctloneer
h zE 9F yaEgAREE
BY eSd Of Us the lated
oR 5 I z aHF r {T d S *
front Of the premises all those certain pieces parcels
sna SsnS ISs nn1SsTsd In ai4s AZ s. Bas
the north side Of B and front ra
ming back with that width one hundred and twenty feet
Si With attic Also the alley cory
cs asd 81 ss
xi.o p.rs E iot nanssssd ninety ST. css in Be.lr.
etes o wi the aa ne a s
point distant feet from he southeast cor
and running sessx.rdy on the north line Of Bsa
d 0s Of II ss to sh line Of
north one hundred and twenty feet to the line Of
re or nd the ATT
wasdy hundred aud twenty feet to point Of BEGIN
Terms OF Sale: onefourth Of the purchase money to
be Paid In cash and the balance in six twelve esh
per annum on the deferred payments-t purchasers
n:
With ssa VII re:od Sc
not with To that the risk and and 81
FRANCES X. X. CROMWELL.
ISABELLA HAGNER,
febA tW4v&dbe Executors.
(yHANCERY SALE OF LOT ON BOUN AIRY, NEAR
" NINTH STREET NORTHWEST.
BY virtue of decree passed February 5h 1884 aAek
in cause entitled McIinden McIinden ct al XIV
No 1876. Equity docket q, Of the Supreme Court.A-
of the District OF Columbia the undersigned will offer
is5 sss 7 Rqnss taiGP f4at & o *
O'CLOCK PM lot No q in Cox aud Wright's subdiyi-
sion Of VI Pleasant laid down in the record Of the
or less.
twelve and eighteen months be secured by interest
be ring notes Of the purchaser and reserved lien on
down ct the time q .sle The Trustee the right
after three days notice In 1.-THE Evening Starr news
paper in the event Of his failure comply with the
terms Of sale JOHN f. HANNA TIusfae ~
Webster Law Building sos ST. NV, Washington B. c.
THOMAS BOWLING Auctioneer. febs-eo&ds
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womau,. Terrible Revenes.
SHE SHOOTS DOWN IN rut rcELtc srKEsn Ez'
fLrrHILSs LOWER

SIZE SHOOTS DOWN IN rBE YcBLc srkEkH hsh
FkrrHlLss LOVER
The mystery which shroaded the shooting o.
Victor crofton Andre. In New YORK yesterday, n
gradually Clearing up. As stated m TIE Sfse isst
evening he stood on the platform OF the 81 avenue
elevated railresd. AZ seth street, holding ntf,e
gray dog by the hand The platform was cfe~oed
woman entered. dropped her ticket IN the rate
mans box, ana walking UP behind Andre ara Q
revolver nj him He fell 70 the noor. she stood
looking NJ him for moment ana then steppfnf
pitS put the weapon 10 her own temple and nrcd
-, sne aed almost instantly The man was fond y
he living, but mortality wounded To the yos,ce he
said that he Was Victor Crorlon Andre az -cA IeH-
lnSton avenue, journalist con ae-fed with German
Msmspapeis ana teacher In the educational sab
nsnment OF j. g. Won rsuhe, At 10 Gramercy Park
He admitted that he knew the woman who mo-
nm, nut refused at INST give any explanation q
ar set IN his room we're found several lettcrS N
Woihans handwriting one letter was wr1ttcp N
rnElsh py woman II education ana contained
tIi1s OF bitter reprOaCh- Andre Is hiRhly Aducar
III ~, SoulS man; graduate az the University q
netut, ana taasht German, rhetoric and algebra N
inc institute he came recommended very hichiy
from Germany, and wss readily admitted 10 excnj-
lent society In New York
The police have discovered that the ynunr vromsa
was MISS Jennie H. Almey agei "a who raurht IN
kindergarten school From her letter. 70 Andre
II appears that he had Promised 20 marry her and
Andre knew that she was waiting 20 sfe hfIn ~
That ne dreaded the meeting For this reason h
reporter AT the school where he taught thar he vs.
SIN, ana nsd remained IN his room durfne che
whole of the past week YESTERDAY n,ornIsso -
Eentured out Tor the first time twas ssid al Nise
AHney boarding house that she went avny evpry
~ - esry ana dld not return unt night and
ores house The police md that the two became
auqdiIhtu last autumn IL q house where they
Andre admitted that he WAS engacnd m snsr1v
Miss Alney, hut said that he broke h,s pr.rntse
ui'Ou discovering that she was divorced wsunAA