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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-02
FINANCIAL AND POLITICAL.
A Talk with Rufus Hatch.

BRIGHT BUSINESS oUTLooK-SEw YORK FINANCIERs
AGAINST CHANGE OF ADMINIsTRArIoN-THE MAN
UFACTURERS FOR BLAINE-No CLEVELAND CLUBS
IN WALL STREET..
Rufus Hatch, Of New York, is at the Riggs house.
He talks freely about the financial outlook, and
very hopefully " The financial situation" he says
:" Is assuming more cheerful aspect than ii has
SHOWN since the shooting OF Garfield, when there
was depreciation OF stocks Of about two thousand
millions. There is brighter outlook. The great
pressure Is over; there has been wedding out
There Is an oyer-production and no money being
made, but there Is none being lost either. There
Is an evening up and an evening down going on.
1hat Is, property and stocks that have been kept
UP above their value are coming down-that's eve
ming down; Others that have been low are coming
dition OF things altogether The failures are about
over no more tickets are being sold for Canada.
and no more Will be sold have been talking
but they are on a firm basis One told me he had
not made any money for year. but at the same
time .1ed he 5 said as he was holding his own"
ful view OF the outlook. We won't feel the effects
OF good crops until next spring, but the prospects
the principal crop, but returns from it come In
slow. 1t comes on to the market in the form OF
1--we stock, TO which it has been fed. Only about 6
per cent OF corn Is exported. and there Is twenty
per cent over production. There is an over-pro-
ductton OF everything, but still finances are firm.
Ihere VIII be two panics, but they will go TO-
There will be great reduction In wages and re
duction in the prices OF food"
what effect is the campaign having on
fnances9" asked THE STAR.
mot much. Free trade talk affects the manu-
facturers They are fighting the free trade senti-
ment. The brokers are discounting the idea OF
change: The result one way or another Will not
affect them much. l am not for Blaine but am
certainly not for Cleveland. But it is best from
financial point or view that there should be no
change. shall have TO vote for Blaine"
"How about the Cleveland clubs that are said to
be forming in Wall street," asked The STAR man.
"Nothing In it. It's good talk for the newspapers,
but there's nothing in it. The solid men on Wall
street would not belong to any club, either a
Blaine or q Cleveland club"
sis there any money being put up for the cam
paign?"
''No. That Is, not by any one but the manufac-
turers They are putting up money for Blaine.''
"None for Cleveland?"
"Not penny. He could not get penny from
them?"
''Is it true that jay Gould is putting up money
for Blaine?'
II guess he is not putting up much. If he is you
nor Will never know it,
"W1ll Cleveland carry New York;"
mo. The moneyed men do not want change,
whether they like Blaine or not
I've can't have free trade" he added. ave can't
reduce our wages TO European standards"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-02
EAp.-A meeting OF a number az

To BURN THE DEAb-A meeting OF a number OF
men bent on forming stock company for the pur-
pose or building creinatory was held In Phla-
dephia Tuesday evening. A temporary organlza-
ton was efe cted, after which plans and ways and
means for building the desired crematory were
discussed. 1t was finally decided 10 confer with
the National Cremation association, In order that
II might be seen whether IN union there Is nOS
more strength. To this end a committee was>
appOinted.
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Local NOten.

Chief David Scanneu. OF the san Francisco IRE
department; Capt White, OF the San Francisco fire
patrol and Chief Conner, OF the New orleans fire
department, today inspected the engine houses or
The city, in company with Chief Cronin.
Smons CoMmandery, which left this city last
sunday on pilgrimage TO Philadelphia 10 take
part In the centennial celebration held by the col
oreu Masons OF that city, Will return 10 the city
soclock this evening. They will he received az the
Baltimore and Potomac depot by Mt Calvary,
Gethsemane and Henderson Communicates, and
GO. 2, Capital City guards, and be banquetted at
the Van Ness park
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THIS EVENING,
WEEKS < CO, Auctioaeers.

WEEKs & CO, Auctioaeers.
AUCTION SALE OF FORFEITED PLEDGES
At -elingr's. 737 eth street northwest commencing
THIS EVENINCi. at HALF-PAST SEVFN O'CLOCK p
NJ lOcl-4tl F. s. LINGER Broker
T ARGE STOCK OF FINE ENGLISH BREECH-
IL LOADING SHOT GUNS. IMPORTED FKENC H
CATHEDRAL GONG CLOCKS, ROGERS FINE
SILVER Plat WARE, DINNER AND TEA
SITS, CASrOKS. FRUIT STANDS. &c; FINE
IMPORTED SW I5S MUSIC FOXES FROM TW o
TO Ten TUNES; GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
ykH n9 &c GUILEkY OPERA GkAA ;SE !
BANJOS. WADE AND BUTC HER RAZOR, RE-
HOLD ARTICLES.
By direction OF the owner to change business, will
SELL on the premises. all the above stock of j. u.
O'MEARA Co, l347 Pennsylvania avenue northwest,
Washington d. c. Sale commences at SEVEN p. NJ.
dr.at baryailis may be expected. FOLEY, Auct.
y. b.-Ihe Fixtures viii nolbe sold as. at termin-
alton OF sale, the store will be occupied By ]. u
OMAHA L CO.. Manufacturers of ''HOiAl, GLUE"
seIS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-02

PRESIDENTS RETURN.-It is thought likely
thai the President will return to Washington Sat
urday or Sunday, although no information has
been received from him at the White House on the
subject.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-02

A MARYLAND WEppING.-MiSs Julia Ridgely,
daughter OF the late Charles K Ridgey, and j.
Southgate leaton, were married yesterday after
noon at Hampton, Md, The country residence of
the brides mother In Baltimore county. The bride.
who is reputed 10 be very wealthy, is descendant
or one OF the oldest families In Maryland. The
groom Is a native OF Alexandria Va Eiuht hum
dred invitations were issued. and II Is estimated
fully i've hundred were present at the suptaL Mr..
and Mrs. featon left upon extended bridal tour.
The presents aggregated $50 .OOO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-02
The New York DemOcracy.
NEGOTIATIONS GOING ON TO BRING ABOUT HARMON
BETwEEN THE FACrYogs

NE0UIIAIIONS dUING On TO BKING ABOUT HARMONY
BETWEEN THE FACTIONS.
Secret negotiations for union county and city
ticket in New York are going on between the,rival
factions there. Representative Thompson, OF
Kentucky, who has recently talked with
many OF the representatives OF the several rival
democratic factions in New York city, said to q
STAR reporter to-day he believed there would be
harmonious action In New York city by the rival
factions. Mr. August Belmont has urged Mr. John
Kelly to consent to q union democratic ticket
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-02
r OOk ALLOW FARES.

Il UUk ALLOW FARES
NORFOLK AND FORTRESS MONROE
FlKsT-CLASS FARE, 81. ROUND TRIP. 81 so
Steamer LAKE MONDAY and THURSDAYat $50 D. NJ
and SATURDAY at 6 pm
Steamer MOSELEY WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY at
$50 y.
Passage and rooms secured at b and O. Tickle. Office
ltth street and Peuusyvan avenue General Office 9th
street wharf. Telephone call 1918
POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
Steamer THOMPSON MONDAY WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY. IL Fare
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A CORPSE CALLS FOR BEER.-As the jersey Gen.
tral evening train was coming into Drifton, Pa,
last night. IL dashed into couple ot drunken Hun.
gaffanS walking On the track. They were picked
up by the train hands, who supposed them killed
or mortally wounded At tie depot a horror
stricken crowd awaited the mangied remains
They We're somewhat electrified hear q stento-
ffan demand Tor beer from one or the supposed
corpSes. Indignation ran so high that the crowd
took the two worthless 10 the nearest horse trough
and, amid loud cheers ana laughter, gave them Q
severe ducking.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-02

a BROKERS TERRIBLE DEATH.-Mr. George A.
Wilt. formerly stock broker OF Philadelphia. re-
Gently bought an interest In the Muskegon (Mich.D
Chronicle. While on his way Tuesday last from
Philadelphia TO Muskegon 10 enter upon IFS duties
connected with the newspaper, the fast Chicago
express neared Lima, Ohio. lac suddenly walked TO
the rear OF the car In which he aud his wife were
travelling. on the platform he took razor from
his pocket quickly drew IL across his throat and
then Jumped from the train. When taken on board
again, IL was discovered that the throat had been
cut from ear 10 ear, and life was extinct IL 10
thought he was insane, as he has been suffering
from melanchOlfa lotely.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-02
COmley VIII How Teemer.

BoeToN. october 2-P. b. C0nley authorizes the
statement that he Will row John Teemer q sculler's
race OF four miles, with a turn, on the allowance
OF ten seconds start, and give take 500 for
penses to row Sebago lake. Ne. at Hutton. Penn
sylvanla; the race TO be for $500 side and rowed
In the third or fourth week OF the present month
500 has been LEFT at the Herald ONCE as forfeit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-02

SHOCKING HIS RELATTyEs.-A dispatch In to-dayb
New York World, says that William Culver Is q
young man about twenty--ght years OF age, and
Is the son OF the late E. A. Culver, who, before his
death, was prominent resident OF Utica. New
York The family yet holds high social position,
and one OF the sons Is now a lieutenant In the
United States navy. William culver was the black
sheep IN tie family, and some years ago he con-
tracted marriage which his parents considered
beneath him. The woman died and young culver
was received at home again. He has been working
at summer resort near Utica lately, and on Thurs
day last married mulatto girl, 10 the surprise OF
his acQuaintances and the disgust Of his relativeA
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STEAMERS.

n ~ n a L ID l. Ne
y o G F.
l. n f RUU r r.
THE CrNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY. LIMITED.
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL.
CALLING Al CORK HARBOR
FROM PlEk 30 y, l.. NEW YORK.
OREGON. We'd, Oct. s. SERvLA.... We'd. Nov. S.
oALIIA We'd Oct Is OREGON. We'd. Nov. II
AURsSIA We'd, oct. % GALLIA We'd, Nov. 49,
BoTHSLa- We'd, tct p tAURANIA We J., Nov. 70
AND EVERY WEDNESDAY FROM NEW YORK.
fAiES OF PASSAGt-soo. $50 and $780, according
tC accommodations.
seeraxt at very low rates Steer tickets from Llv
rooi and queenstown and ali other parts OF Europe ot
low, rates
Through bills Of laden given for Belfast. Glasgow,
EaNre Antwerp and other ports On the Continent and
tor Mediterranean ports.
or irEht and passage apply at the Compa ysoffce.
No ., Rowing ,'reen both Steera1e and Cabin to
OTIS BIGELOW & co 6U5 eth St Washington d. c.
fEENON b. BROWN & co. New York;
Orto Messrs. OTIS BfGELOW CO,
oc2 COS 9Th street Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-02
The Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE October Virginia Sizes consoli-
ding. TO- Flour steady and quiet Wheas-soutaern
S d ga
xsss5 SD :s5 October
soer se, M .'s a and no bid
white s3a'5: DO. mixed siass. Rye quiet, o2a65
sa x1 Wsssy
articles UNCHANGED Freishts to Liverpool steamer
ta co RE-
Saf1 r s S
salss-wheat. lO77OO0 bushels: corn 1000 bushels
The Chicago Markets.
CT, CHICAGO III, October Ills m-weather is
PORK sc higher i Iard
The Petroleum Market.
CLEVELAND. O.: October 2-Petroleum easier
Standard white lilo deg test TIC.
COMMODORE FILLEBRowN's FUNERAL--The fune-
raj services over the remains OF the late Comma
dore T. S. Eiebrown were held at IL O'Clock to-day
In the chapel at Oak Hill cemetery. The services
were conducted by Rev. VIM. A. Leonard OF st.
Johns church. The pall-bearers were Admirals
Amy, Patterson and Stevens Gems Palmer and
Hagner, Commodores Franklin and Queen and sur
geon General GunnelL The Secretary OF the Navy
was present, accompanied by Admiral Nichols and
Commodores Walker and Schley. A number OF
naval officers and other friends Of the deceased
were present
CHARLES A. CLEMENTS has been transferred from
the Patent Office to the Secretarys Office and pro-
NOTED to copy1st at $500.
n PRESIDENTS RETURN.-It is thought likely
thai the President Will return to Washington Sat
ur1ay or Sunday, although no information has
been received from him at the White House on the
subject
ASSISTANT SECRETARY JOsLYN has gone to Illinois
to take the stump for Blaine.
SPEAKER CARLISLE has given the right of the
House cigar stand to Jos. jennings, who was clerk
| of Mr. Scott, the former holder Of the privilege.
RANGE OF TIE THERxoxErER.-The following
officer to-day: am, SO; II am. 7a7 pm, 69a
Maximum, 1877: minimum, 672.
The WASHINGTON CADET CoRrs.-This corps, at
special meeting, held at their armory last evening,
decided upon beginning their battalion formation
In accordance with the original idea with which
enough members to make three companies, and an
election was held. with the following result: Capt
e. A. Fleetwood elected major, Lieut. Arthur
Brooks elected captain company A, Lieut.. John r.
Lee elected captain company c. The assignment
of members to the several companies was left over
and the appointment Of stan oiiioers win be made
at the same time, probably next week
THE FREE METHoDIsTs' CONFERENCE.-The dis
trfct quarterly conference OF the Free Methodists
will be held this evening at the tent on 18th street,
between and southeast The district represen-
barre, Pa, and the Alexandra charges The con-
ference will be held In the big conference tent OF
the Free Methodist church on nth street between
somely ntted up and viii seat about 800 persons
Rev. Mr. Could the travelling chairman, VIII pre-
side at the conference
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-02
AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.

nUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers.
VERY VALUABLE UNIMPROyED BUILDING
SITES. AT THE INTERSECTION OF TWENTY
SECOND STREET AND EW HAMPSHIRE AVE
NUE. NORTHWEST, BEING ALL OF LOT2 II
SQUARE IL CONTAINING 1882 SQUARE FEET
OF GROUND. BEING IN THE WEST END, AM
THE MOST RAPIDLY IMPROVING PORTION OF
THE CITY.
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON. OCTO BERaS&
SECOND 1884. at FIVE O'CLOCK we will sell. in<S7s
front III the premis the above mentioned prop<1
erty, fronting III liz feet New Ham pshire
and 1879 Il II feet 22i street west.
Terms One-third cash balance i'll and two years
notes to bear interest and be secured by deed OF
trust all cash. at option of purchaser Title good
sale. selS-eo&ds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-02

CHARLES A. CLEMENTS has been transferred from
the Patent Office to the Secretarys Office, and pro-
NOTED to copy1st at $780,
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Tie NEW kOTk StOCK Market
The following are the opening and p. IN. prices
OF the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
by special wire to II. II. Dodge, $50 18th street:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-02

The police reports show that u arrests were
made during the Cwenty-four hours ending &C
O'Clock this morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-02

A LErTER has been received at the dead letter Of
nee directed to John Smith, Horse wiggler, U. s."
n was sent TO oswego, N. T.. where It was de-
Nvered.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-02
DURE AND RELIABLE

pURE AND RELIABLE
HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIEA
Either by the single vial or In complete outnts aA
BoERICKE TAFE1,s PHARxAcx.
sno-eo7St 998 Street. Washinetou D. G.
FHNHE CELLULOID TRUSS; THAT NEVER BREAKS
\ never wears ont always clean and can b0 worn
while bathinas Is TOR sale 1t
CHAS FIsHERS
628 It'll street northwest,
Lady PstronA mi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-02

DEATH OF HENRY ". FENER.-Superintend
Srouulng, ol the government insane asylum, in
orhs the interior department OF the death on the
sSth ut OF Henry W. Fenner, charged with muir
ger IN thlS District The cause az death was
chronic mania with BrtgEts disease Of the kidneys
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-02

A MINISTER'S Sos CHANGED WITH RL.CKNIf.-
j. .. Harvey, q prominent young business mnn &c
Wilton, Iowa, Was arrested IN Chicago Monday On
Charge OF attempted blscknall. Harvey Il the
son VI the heV. Mr.. Harvey, a well-knOwn Iowa
Clergyman. some months ago he came Into pos
session OF bundle or love letters writUeE by Miss
Larkfn. now Mrs. DE Forrest, a reputable lady &c
Rockford. There was nothing compromising Ia tho
letters, but Harvey thought the lady would nug
like her love letters floating about I'm strangs
hands, so he opened a correspondence with her as
Miss Larkin. Harvey said he would bc al the
Briggs house, Ia Chicago and could be addressed
as "SqulfeS The Chicago police We're notified,
and when Harvey inquired at the hotel for mail
Tor SqulreS he was arrested He confessed every
thing about his correspondence with MIS-. De For
rest His father called Oh linn at the police sla-
uon and appeared very much affected al hrs song
disgrace. l. known where l, lptt ..rs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-02

Erfghtful Disaster in India.
SIXTY PERSONS KILLED AND INJURED.
LONDON, october 2.-Advices from India state
that collision occurred on the eastern Bengal rail-
way. Ia which sixty persons were killed and In
tLred-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-02

Mt VERNON MT VERNON!
STEAMER ". ". CORCoRAV
Leaves eth wharf daily Except Sunday, for Mt
Vernon at 10 O'Clock returning. reaches Washing
ten about $50 pm
r. T., RIAEE
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STEAMER T. V. ARRowsMITH

FROM 1rH STREET WHARF
Mondays. Thursdays and Saturdays, at a. m, Re-
turning Tuesdays Fridays and Sundays touching at
all River La dings as far as Nomin Creek Currioman
and ST Clements Bay. Connects with b. L O. r. r. at
Shepherds JNO 3. PADGETT, Agent
C. W RIDLEY Nanaper se17
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TAYLECRE INVITING A CHALLENGE FROM A. X.
FULToS.-Mr. Clifton W Tayleure, who had a little
hight IN [ ulon square, New York, With Mr.. A. n.
Fulton, OF the Baltimore ineTiCI, the other day,
writes 10 friend Ia Baltimore: "Let me remind my
whilom friend and defeated enerpy that 10
should hot eXalt the pride OF even IN over confident
athlete TO get the best or disabled Old man Ike
ine Ia purely physical contest There are other
modes OF equalZlng those disparltes Perhaps his
ambitious yalor may, II dilgent aud earnest Ia the
search. Ind worthier expression. promise hun it
shall receive no disappointment froia me-"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-02
ASSISTANT SECRETARY JosLYN has gone to Illinois
to take the stump for Blaine.

SPEAKER CARLISLE has given the right OF the
House cigar stand to JOS Jennings, who was clerk
of Mr.. Scott, the former holder OF the privilege.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-02
ONE WOMAN KILLS Asor,xn-"Uelrs Ki

ONE WOMAN KILLS ANor1BEh-"Hell's Kitchen"
Is The local name OF tract or land lying north of
Locust Mountain, In Pennsylvania, the Inhabitants
oi which are Tor the most part farmers Among
those who had amassed fortune was Samuel
Helnreith, who has wife ana SIX chidren-thr,.r
boys and three girls sunday night last Joseph
lmschweiler, neighbor OF Heinreith, heard yells
and screams or murder" issuing from the house,
and, running over, found young woman lying on
the doorstep bleeding from half dozen kuite
wounds Assisted by Heinrtith he took the girl
into the house and laid her ON Ioduge. Mrs Hein-
reth stood In the corner looking sullen The girls
cheek was frlghtfully cut, while the blood COED
from terrible wound In her body Heinr,ith
stated that her maine was Mary Lmdermsh. His
vile was Jealous OF her, and on sunday night tho
two came 10 blows. his wife ordering the grl away
from the house. Henreith was out at the time,
but came Ia as the two women were having a wordy
battle Miss Linderman asked the husband whether
she could not stay, and this angcred the Vile
that She picked up the bread knife and 81 athed the
girl with IL. The young woman, after several
hours suffering, died Mrs. Heinreith escaped
through the woods and has not been seen or heard
since.
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!. + + 4 sSSSS$S + HIM ~
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Commanding May Sd, and every Saturday thereafter,
sailing from Quebec Liverpool. making the shortest
OCEAN voyage Only five days from land TO land. The
Iron Steamships of this line for strength
ED AID comfort. and fitted with all tho modern
IMPROVEMENTS that practical experience suggest
cabin. SIOand $50. intermediate. $50 75
LEVE & ALDEN. General Agents.
20s Broadway. New YORK
rw Moss, Washington, d. C.
ALLAN LINE-WfNIER SERVICE
Portland tn Liverpool every Thursday until May.
cabin $50. go and $50: intermediate $500 Extra
weekly ships 10 Boston from LIVERPOOL, Queenstown.
Glasgow and Galway for prepaid business
Only through tickets issued to any railroad station IN
G!e United States Intermediate $50 Is; steerase. $al
ne baltimore service will be resumed. commencing
April :. and regularly thereafter
Apply to LEVE ALDEN General Agents 1f Broad
way. New York, G. w MOSS
225 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
mh1jth.s.tu Washington D. @.
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Di strtct Government, Affair.

BUILDING PERMITS
nave been Issued by Inspector Entwsle as follows:
VIM H. Gunnisen, repair brick, s37 o street north
West; $1,000 G. Foster, repair brick, 9l5 Rhode
avenue northN est; $500
MISCELLANEOUS.
SeSsrS- King q Son. 1922 10th street northwest
to-day called the attention OF the District Commits
sloners TO che bridges over Rock creek at street
and over the canal at Green, Washington and j ef-
ferson streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-02

PAL AIS ROYAL.
seq 11l7-19 PENNSYLVANIA AyENrE-
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CoLoRED MANS FATAL WEAKNESS FoR CHICK
ENs.-Nm. A. White. residing Ia Plttsylvauia
county, Va, last Tuesday night surprised colored
chicken Thief, named George Lee Ia the act OF rob-
bing his hen house. lie captured lee. who br0ls
loose and attempted 10 escape. White shot AID
killed the tlief. after cllling upon him To stol
which summons was disregarted. White promptly
Informed the authorities VI the occurrence and &C
a hearing yesterday before Two MAGISTRATES Was
discharged.