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P 0S 7 S c R Up 7.
THE LOST STEAMSHIP.
Was She Blown Up By Dynamite!
WHAT THEY SAY IN NEW YORK, GLASGOW
AND LONDON OF The STATE OF
FLORIDA DISASTER.

SUPPOSED ACCIDENTAL KxrLosIoN OF DYNAMITE
GLASGOW, May S.-The manager OF the State line
believes that there was an accidental explosion of
dynamite on board the State OF Florida IL "A
believed that dynamiters were among the pas
sengers on the vessel
THE MYSTERY NAY YET Bx CLEARED Up
LONDON, May S-The captain OF the Devon ne
ports mat she picked UP the two life boats OF the
S''e OF Florida on Sunday evening In latitude e. -
longitude 34l0 He SAYS he feels certain thai the
occupants were taken or by passing vessel
opoNovAN RossA's AGENTS on BoARn
NEW YORK, May 3-The Er1ress SAYS When
the State OF Florida had LEFT this port a
runor was given currency that several OF
donovan Rossa's agents were on board
with dynamite and that detectives were awaitInC
lhe arrival OF the steamer at Glasgow to arrest the
men; ms news was confirmed by cable frm
England When the vessel became overdne ROSS
was interviewed, but said be knew nothing of the
men who were reported to be on board
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
| CHANCERY SALE OF TWO PIECES OF VALUABLE
1MPhOYED EAL ESTATE, NO 6l36TH STREET
NORTHWEST, AND9l5 9Th STREET NORTH
WEST WASHINGTON. ID G.

CHANCERY SALE OF TWO PIECES OF VALUABLE
1MPhOVED EAL ESTATE, NO 6l36TH STREET
NORTHWEST, AND915 9Th STREET NORTH
WEST, WASHINGTON. D. c.
By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of the -
District Of Columbia, passed in equity, cause No IL
$50 on the 18th DAY Of April, D. 1884 the under
respective premises. on THURSDAY the FIFTEENTH
DAY OF MAY A. ID. 1884 at the hours hereafter men
toned the two parcels Of real the city of Wash
4. FIVE ScLpcK P: n. part of Lots and 7, in
same at the northwest of said lot in sa square
49, and running thence east 81 feet and inches thence
south feet and 9 inches thence east 81 feet thence
south ~ feet the &c west 81 feet and inches the
line OF 9th street west and thence north with the line of
said street rs feet and go inches tue place of begin.
ming, with the improvements.
AT HALF PAST FIVE O'CLOCK P M part of Lot
g. III square 49, described follows BEGINNING for the
same at point on tie line Of 9th street west distant
1ee north from the southwest of said Lot in
inces thence asst 60 feet; thence south feet and
ches east % feet and ~ inches to the line of
ten Ol foot alley; thence south along the line of said
ay ~ feet and inches and thence SO feet
~ inches to the place OF beginning
Terms OF sale: One-thi of the purchase money of
Years from date of sale with interest," secure by deed of
approved by the Trustees upon the property sold
or All cash. u pu chasers option 800 each piece of
prop ry to be pa when BID is accepted and terms of
sac 70 be complied with within days from date of
SAFE IN default of which the Trustees reserve the right
to resell after five days advertisement at risk and cost
OF defau ting purchaser. ALI conveyancing and record
ing at purchasers C, st.
JOSEPH J. DARLINGTON.
4lO 9th st. NV. Washington. D. G. [ r,...
400 FLEiALL f. ALEXANDER, AioS'eoe'
my3-d&ds
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N UNEvENTFUL DAY ON WALL STREET.

NEW YORK. Wall street, May 8, 1:50 o. m.-The
Post says: The stock market during the forenoon
was not SO active as during the same hours yester-
day, and though prices were generally o fraction
higher at twelve o'clock than at the close last
night, 1t was more feyerish and not so strong as
then. This forenoon there seemed TO be nothing
western Union and Union Pacific were better sup
ported to-day, and none Of the active stocks had
touched as low prices up to 1890 O'clock as they
did yesterday. The principal trading was In Union
Pacific, Western Union, st. Paul, Lackawanna
Northern Pacific preferred and Oregon and Trans
continental, all Of which were fraction higher at
12 o'clock than at the close last night. After 1a
O'Clock there was apparently better feeling In the
market, and In the absence of any diSQuietiny
rumors prices gradually advanced.
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Affairs i'm West Washington.

The TARIFF TROUBLE HALF CENTURY AGO.
Mr. William HI. Tenny, OF this place, has a curious
copy OF President Jacksons famous proclamation
OF December 10th, 1892 against the South Carolina
free traders who had declared the United States
tariff laws null and void and threatened that the
state would secede from the Union II the federal
government attempted to execute those laws
within its borders. The proclamation is elegantly
printed on white satin, and has fancy printed
border, and though the fabric Is slightly discOlored
with age the Typography is very clear every letter
being perfect and sharpin outline.
GRAIN.-Arrved-Boat Farmers Friend, with
400 bushels wheat and 900 bushels corn. Sales
400 bushels OF wheat at s114k TO $l.17.
CONDITION OF THE WATER.-Great Falls, 90; tenn
perature g. Receiving reservoir, Sc; temperature,
g. Distrihu ting reservoir, &c. temperature, "a.
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Alexandria Affairs
eporfed for THE EVENING CTAR


THE CANAL AND FREE BRrpGE--The Alexandria
canal company meeting next Monday will certainly
take some decided action relative to the proposal
to transfer the Aqueduct piers for free bridge
Hon. George A. Mushbach has been appointed
proxy Of the state OF Virginia by the board OF pub
lie works, so that quorum at the meeting Is GER
tain.
WHOLESOME ORDKRs.-The board OF health held
meeting this week and directed that proper prep
aratiOns be at once made TO clear away all NUS
anceS and to put the town In condition to secure
health during the summer heats.
NOTES.-The University examiner concluded
mathematics yesterday afternoon, and the section
OF geology was then adjourned for examination
next Mouday.-Mr: J. w. Chancey has in hand
the late DIR. NJ. NJ. Lewis have determined 10 erect
TO his memory. twill be Of dark blue granite and
twenty feet high.-The Old Dominion boat club
expects It's new boats from the north next week.
The Alexandria Corn exchange win hold It's annual
meeting and elect its officers next Wednesday,
The Midland railroad shops here began working
this week fun time instead OF nine hours-The
steamer j. w. Thompson is under repair here.
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V,HOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

u
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY AT THE CORNER OF SECOND
AND MARKET STREETS GEORGETOWN o. G.
By virtue of deed of trust dated January -
soth 1899 AID duly recorded in Iber T. 4 r., E@
NO folio 194set Of the land records kn:
the District of Columbia. and by the request in
writing OF the parties secured thereby the undersigned
PAY OF MAY 1884; at SIX O'CLOCK p NJ. in front Of
the the following described real estate situate
wit; An that piece and parcel Of ground lying and
being the western forty feet front I'd street. of Lot
numbered one hundred and seventeen, in Beatty and
back of said width of forty feet the depth Of
hundred and fifty feet to the line of said lot with
Terms of sale $4,000 tamount of debit with interest
from October ID 1880 and expenses of sale under the
trust IN cash balance in six twelve months ap
proved notes bearing interest and secured the
money in cash deposit of 800 required at time of
sale Terms to be complied with in ten days. otherwise
the right reserved to resell after five days public
tee at the risk and cost Of the detautnk purchaser
All and recor ing at the purchasers cost
my3-dts WILLIAM [. DUNLOP Trustee
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CORNEn OF FOURTEENTH AND b 81 reefs
NO INVEST. AND NOW OCCUPIED BY
MESSRS. KEYES 4 co.
Under and by virtue Of deed of trust bearing ~.
date Of the 18th day Of April A. D. 1881 and duly sH
recorded in Ilber No. 972 folio 103 ct seq
the land records Of the District of Columbia will offer
premises, at FIVE O'CLOCK +. NJ. on FRIDAY, the
SIXTEENTH DAY OF May 1884 the following de-
scbed pieces parts Of lots of ground situate in the
District OF Columbia and known and described on the
ground plat plan Of the city of Washington as parts
as follows IL of lots numbered Cd, two CO. six
teen tl6 the nth half of fifteen e. l5) and part of
lot numbered three @ the$sd several lots parts of
lots being bounded follows BEGINNING the south
east angle II said square, and running thence on
tn north line of D street hundred and forty-one
feet ten and quarter inches; thence north eighty
three feet thence west three feet eight inches thence
north twelve feet three inches thence east
feet six and three quarter inches thence north twenty
three feet nine and three quarter inches thence east
south with the west Fourteenth street one hun
dred and nineteen feet and of inch
the beginning, 1t being the same property which was
conveyed by william H. Birch to said Fawcett by deed
barring date on the 10th day of July. A. D. 1853 and
land records for Washington county District of Coum-
ba reference to which is hereby made for greater GER
talnty, and part hereof together with the appurte-
to each of said lots and parts of lots belonging
Terms of sale One third cash. and the residue in two
tees from day of SALE to be satisfaction
Of the trustee or all cash. at the option of the purchaser
If the terms Of sale not complied with within ten
days after day Of sale the trustee the right
resell at the risk and cost of the defaultng purchaser
per printed and published in the city Of washington
All conveyancing at the cost of the purct aser
my3-d&ds A. THOMAS BRADLEY, Trustee.
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Adams Not Kin. but Jaile,

PORT JERvlS, n. Y, May 3, nOOn.-The report that
the negro Adams had been lynched is untrue. A
dispatch just received says he vas lodged in the
jail at Newton, Sussex county, N j. The officers
got him away from the crowd by sharp maneuverS
When the mob saw him driving Off they set up
howl OF rage. and pursued him with clubs, guns
ana a rope. The officers. however, escaped with
the prisoner, and he was taken direct to Newton
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Political Notes.

The North Carolina republican convention yes
terday renominated Congressman Tyre York, lib
eral, for governor, and fun state Ticket part lib
eral and part republican. The republicans Of the
9Th district have elected uninstructed delegates to
Chicago One Is said TO be for Arthur and one for
Blaine.
& The Maine state prohibitory convention nomi-
aRaied.for governor w. T. Eustts For Representa-
Reuben S. Hunt; Sd, j. T. Ladd; 4th, C. B. Besss.
The Kentucky republican state convention elected
10ur Arthur delegates TO the national convention
OF the district delegates Is are Tor Arthur, for
Blaine and the others uncertain.
The democrats Of Richmond have nominated W.
G. CarxtlXtoa t0r mayor.
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NO PROBABILITY OF CoMFRohrsE-NKw REcRuIrs
ENROLLED UNDER rHK MORRISON BANNER
All prospects OF a compromise being effected be-
tween the two factions Of the democrats on the
Morrison bill are about gone The last effort was
that made yesterday, as stated In The STAR The
tarfn democrats held q council and appotntai
Messrs. Eaton Geddes, Barbour Hawley ana
SprlggS, TO take the matter under con-
Slderatlon and draw up the ultimatum
OF their faction. These gentlemen held a
long consultation and agreed upon a plan
or compromise, MeSsrS Eaton, Geddes and Henley
being designated to consult with Mr. Morrison
There were number OF minor provisions IN the
proposed compromise, but the question turned
upon wool merely. III Mr.. Morrison would agree 10
place wool where IL WAS before the present ta1T
law went into effect, his bill would be allowed 10
pass This he would not agree TO. He Would
however, allow the wool tariff TO stand a.
IL Is ana make the reduction on wooden
goods, thus giving the wool growers great benefit
Anything beyond this he would not agree to- The
delegation did not directly refuse his terms But
they VIII not accede TO them They will light the
OIL 10 the end. But three recruits the Morrison
ranks are announced One is Mr.. Hill. OF Ohio; one
Is Mr. George d. Wise, OF Virginia, and another is
Mr. John = Barbour, OF Virginia. All OF these
voted against the consideration OF the blll. They
Will all now vote for IT, IL is now felt that the
motion TO strike out the enactlng clause VIII GER
fanny falL And the only hope OF the opponents OF
the DILL Is TO amend II numerically
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Telegraphic Briefs.

Dispatches from Rochester, Schenectady and
Montreal, report damage to trees, ETC., by heavy
gale yesterday.
Smith & Rodsey's cabinet factory, in New York,
was burned last night Loss, SIS 900.
Inc mortgage Tor $25, 600 in the form OF
l,Oo0OOO Income bonds given by the New York,
Green, or Tenafy, N. j., trustee, has been filed
In Buffalo, n. Y.
This program Of the summer meeting OF the Pitts
burg, Pa, and Exposition Driving Park Associa-
ton, which will be held July Is to 25 inclusive, has
$685.
Hinchman's warehouse in Waco, Tex, was
burned yesterday Loss, $50, 600
Nelson Perrin & Co., grain dealers, who were in
definitely suspended by the Cincinnati Chamber OF
Commerce here short time ago, have been restored
TO membership
Owing to the expectation OF dullness in the Ca
madam grain trade, large number OF barges
usually employed In transporting grain between
kingston and Montreal, have been put in the coal
trade between OSwegO and Montreal
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RESPECTFULLY CALL THE ATTENTION OF
ARCHITECTS AND THOSE CONTEMPLATING
BUILDING TO MY STOCK or FIRST-CLASS
HEATING APPARATUS, AND WOULD PARTICU-
LARLY CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO THE
WROUGHT IRON FURNACES FROM THE WELL
KNOWN FACTORY OF REYNOLDS SON. WHICH
l CONSIDER AS GOOD IF NOT SUPERIOR TO
STEAM HEATING AT ONE HUNDRED PER CENT
CHEAPER IN COST. WOULD ALSO CALL YOUR
ATTENTION TO THE WELL-KNOWN FIREPLACE
HEATERS. FROM THE FACTORY OF JAMES
SPEAR, FOR HEATING TWO OR MORE ROOMS
ABOVE. FOR ECONOMY AND HEATING QUALITY
THEY HAVE NO EQUAL. THESE HEATERS AND
FURNACES ARE BLING USED EXTENSIVELY IN
SOME OF THE FINEST HOUSES IN THE CITY,
WHICH WE TAKE GREAT PLEASURE IN REFER
RING To CALL IS SOLICITED AND EST.
MATES PROMPTLY FURNISHED.
WALTER D. WYvILL. EXCLUSIVE AGENT
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ALBANY, n. Y, May a-GOv Cleveland has COM
muted the sentence Of John B. Gr1ffen. the Paving
dynamiter, to imprisonment for life. The governor
thinks that Grif1en should have received the same
sentence as the others convicted with him, as his
crime was the same,
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SICK HEADACHE, 1ANGUoR AND MELANCHOLY
generally spring from Torpid Liver, a Dis0rdered
stomach or CostlyenesS, the distressing effects OF
which DIR. JayDeS Sanatiye Pills Will speedily re-
move; by their beneficial action the hillary or
gans they VIII also lessen the likelihood OF return.
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PROPOSALS.

DRuPOSALs FOR POST OFFICE ENVELOPES.
Il Posi- GFFIcE DEPARINKsr
WASHINGTON d c., Aay = 1894
Sealsi froIeosals VIII =, reeeive this Department
untn v = DNESDAi, the .STH DAY OF AAY. 1884 az
IA J. O'CLOCK II. Cor fuE nishins Post Office En-
veloT<~ N such quantities and such times AZ they
may l. 'r~rvd Gu.lu2 tlr i-1i year ending June so
1Ss5. Of thu Ioilowi z CHS = IL:
Noe ltI4. FO- Ofii.al Letters aud Returns
No > For ietU-.i- y ~ letters
No. 6 For Registered as
To. 4 1ar Insel0Ir 90 -t-s-Sfpred paclages
No = Fog internati-,1ai Money Order adyicps
Hal To- q b-S,s. Nth SILL and full spocifi, =
lions Vii D. fa1u sD Il. q, aIp cation 10 tn JIir,l
AssIst-Hi Postmaster General. Washington, d. C.
W. q ti.. ESHAA
N.Y. ta'4iw PUst,u4s ter General
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Captured by Savages.

TIE FATE OF THE STEAMER GRAPLER AND HER CREW.
BOSTON, May IA Johnson, a merchant of Port
au-Prince, writes under date OF April 10th that the
by Samuel +. burlington, Submarine diver. and
working on Cay island, about 80 miles west OF
Port-au-Prince, has been captured and burned by
the natives. She had ON board some $4,000 worth
OF wrecked cargo from the royal mail steamer Nile,
which was plundered and destroyed. The crew
were either killed or driven to the mountains by
the natives The government has dispatched
ship Of war in search of the crew, but it is feared
that they have been murdered as the natives who
seized the Grapler are SavageS
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A Town Totally Burned.

ALTOONA, Pa, May 3-The town OF Brisbin,
Clearteld county, was totally burned yesterday,
also the lumber yards and mill of Hoover, Hughes
Co. Loss estimated at $20O,OOQ
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AUCTION SALES.

SCHOONER AMERICA
fS Pc SOLD At 4 .FR AkRS1deK STREET DOCK
BALTIMORE n AFR i g Ssl TdSksRaHS' NAY 1854
OVER 81 TONS G Sgs5oA- HOUSE MEASURE
sal. Terms cash. Deposit Of s SS rsuses & gsfsss'sr I.
my3-a Auctioneers.
r H WARMER Real Estate Broke.
VALUABLE BUILDING fd LOTS IN UN1oNrowN AT
F f. ie1 e TafsRHT MaS Baa
Ing Gs IL ON S sns
s. sdw Is s@ is.
erIy and sidewalks are laid -
front Of PREMISE JOHN sHEkMAH { Co. 49,
TTlHOMAs BOWLING. AucuoneeE
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPRovED
s sEp TMs LOTS MY az ysTREET SOUTHEAST
By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of thesa
District of Columbia. passed on the 3Oth day'ofSS%
as5 nus and Sam and
Others are efsnisnts tf same being Numbered ss4s
square numtered nine hundred and twenty eight t92s)
as the Of said nes on
street thence running east on said street twenty -four
thence west twenty teet six inches thence north
sixty feet six inches to the place IF beginning
ALSO. ON THE SAME DAY AT HALF PAST FIVE
O'CLOCK NJ. the west twenty i've feet by the full
depth thereof of lot numbered FIVE h in square num-
bered nine hundred and fifty ESQ., both fronting on
street southeast in the city Of Washington.
Terms of sale prescribed by the decree One third
of the purchase in cash on the day Of sale the
equal payments. in and two years respectively for
which the prolissory notes Of the purchaser must be
given to bear interest from the day sale to
secured by deed of trust the property sold No deed
to be given till the terms Of sale fully complied with
deposit Of $50 on each lot sold at the time of sale
the day SALE the trustee reserves the right TO
resell at the risk and cost Of defaultng purchaser
SAMUEL MADDOX Trustee
my37.1012A 1862 Louisiana avenue
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I'd Edition.
Latest fGleglans to The Star
General Foreign News by Gable.

THE DYNAMITE PRISONERS
LONDON, May a-John Daily, the suspected dy-
namlter, was conducted to Birmingham early this
morning to be present at the arraignment OF James
Eagan before the police court
THE DYNAMITE TRIALS IN BIRMINGHAM
BIRMINGHAM, May 2-John DAILY, James Eagan
and William mcdonnell were arraigned In the
ponce court today on the charge of treaSon-feony
Daly was defiant and mcdonnell detected. When
the detectives described how they had been track
Ing kagan and Daily since last october the two ex-
Changed significant giances
A'MAN WITH TWELVE POUNDS OF DYNAMITE.
LONDON, May 3-The proprietor OF the ship tav-
ern In the vicinity OF the Strand London seized the
eHectS OF an abscOnding lOdgerfor nom payment OF
rent Among them he discovered box containing
twelve pounds OF dynamite cartridges and gun cot
ton. The ledger is well known The police are
pursuing him, and the premises are being min
utely searched.
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THE WALKING: MATCH.
Fitzgerald Six MILES Ahead "A, o.so.
The Tariff Hill.

NEW YORK, May 8, ESQ pm.-RoweIl, ssl: F1tz.
eS. Noremac, 54O Nint, 5l2; Herty, 5s5 FL
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PROF ESSiONAI..

LAS fEEG
~ an "a w5;ks er- r-qUisie to health. thousands
visit u. WHITE. Tor tfl5.I fr III. ard avoidance of
Corns tt.=;:1s DisS.-l Nails. S-r rooms 1915 Penn
sy ivan. lEuc, Aa< :-ton ID. C.. IL North Eu;aw
street. El!l..lo-e Md - mites thirty -e.gIth YEAR
Of PROFESSIONAL e1peT1euCe
Zee s ! sitting ap1e
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The New York Stock Market.
Thefollowing are the opening and closing prices
Of the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
by special wire to H. H. Dodge, 539 18th street.
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The once celebrated Chevaler Wfkorf friend OF
Louis Napoleon, lover OF Fanny EIlsler, ETC.. etc.
died yesterday In Brighton, England.
The Rt. Rev. Augustus NJ. Toebbe. Roman
Sathohc bishop OF the diocese OF Coylngton, Ky,
died yesterday.
A special from the City OF Mexico says that the
financial panic Is over and the run on the banks
Is over.
The English insinuate that the Fenians are
smuggling ntro-giycerine into Great Britain by
carrying IL In whisky TASKS.
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A Family burned to Death.

TROY, n. Y, May 3-Five buildings owned by
the Chateaugy Iron company at Bradlsy'S pond,
Clinton county, were burned yesterdays A store,
dwelling and three ore separators were destroyed.
1t Is reported that man, woman and two children
persisted.
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Smallpox i'm Mexico.

NEW ORLEANS, May "A dispatch from Laredo
says that smallpox is committing sad havoc among
the natives III LampaSas Mexico. 1t is also preva-
lent In mild form in Monterey.
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District government Affairs.
RESIGNED.

RESlGNkD.
Mr.. William Henderson, assistant inspector OF
buildings, in charge OF repairs and new school
buildings. has resigned his Office having been award
ed the contract for the addition TO the Soldiers
Home building, which is about 10 be erected.
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Lynching Threatened,

HARRISoNvILLE, Mo-, May 3.-James Maxwell
shot his brother-in-law Newton Lafoor, in his own
house yesterday. Maxwell was arrested and is
under guard, lynching being threatened.
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SPECIAL Nor1cR

lFor oshcrAuctions See Seventh Paoe.l
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The estimated loss by fires in anr

Inc eStlmated loss by fires In April was 81 SIS.
Major Dye, In reply TO communication from the
commissioners as TO the findings OF the trial board
In the case OF Officer Shanks recommends that the
action OF the board acqutting Shanks be approved
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CPECCL4TION-REaD Il n COPt"S CARD IN
- Gtr ij'lneSs Chas-cfs. Il.
CEO " McELF. ESfTS
~ iADEPESDEA1 DETECTIVE AGENCY AND
BUREai OF INFORM ALTON
nI3-i'n Office A., & street northwest
80 MECCA II MUSIC"
= More voices ar required for this SUNNI r
Concerts aid O-att NOS at Prof CHAMPIONSHIPS: Mn
E;lal lfass:tI-e. $50 New i0rs avenue. ap4-lm
SECEiE SATISFACIOkY RESULTS ALL IN
- veSJ.Etons seer y conducted Daiiy whereabouts
and TsSoc-ztes Of tel PERSONS rrained Strictly
Confidsut.sl Call 81. &CiE.Tr1'S Jriyate Detective
Agency. Rooms y Irenen's las Bldg" cor 7th
st ami Ia Ii Take elevator dl4-6n
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS IN UNIoNTOwN Al
AUCTION

Y II. WARNER. Real Estate Broker
LIE $40 street northwest.