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Shot I'm Cold.Bl0oA ~ O0eeFs.
ExCITENENr AMONG THE coLoRED PoPULA
TON OF DALLAA

GALVESTON, TEX, Jan. 30.-A special TO the
NeWs from Dallas, dated yesterday, says: A
by the developments touching the killing OF
Jesse Bonner and other negroes last night by
Deputy Sheriff Seely, Of Freestone county, and
themselves last night. A visit to the scene OF
the shooting shows that Bonner's 5-year-old
child was shot through the forehead and the
negro Robert johnson in the knee
The evidence at the inquest thus far tends 70
show that the shooting was entirely unprovoked;
Bonner was sitting Ia his cabin with his child
on his knee, when the officers burst in and be-
gan shooting. The negroes had no weapons
Witnesses testify that there were three white
men In the party. One stood outside and shot
johnson as he ran away. The belief is growing
that the killing was cold-blooded murder. The
cOlOred people are greatly agitated.
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Warrants were sworn out I'm Cincinn natl yes.
terday Cor the arrest Of Murat IIasis:ead, editor
of the Commercial GoEcstc, aud Joseph Me-
lowell. business manager Of the EayRtrcy Ga
the charge OF publishing lottery advertise
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Threateuea BevoIution On the Isth0ua.
ADMIR- A I. IoIIErT aRnEREn 10 PROTECT ANERI.

ThFeot0n00 8eV01utt00 o. the Hst6ooA.
ADMIRAL JoUErr ORDERED 10 PROTECT AMERI-
CAN INTERESTS.
The Secretary OF the Navy yesterday received
information from the Pacific Mail Steamship
company that another revolution is threatened
on the Isthmus OF Panama. Rear Admiral
Jouett was At once directed by telegraph to re-
main at Aspinwall with the Tennessee tor the
present. Admiral Jouett may have sailed from
that port for Key West, In which case develop
ments will be awaited and II necessary he will
be ordered to return TO the lsthmus 20 protect
mus. As revolutions are always imminent on
the Isthmus and seldom amount 70 anything,
not much importance is attached 70 the present
direction OF admiral Jouett 20 remain Ut As
pinwall until more definite Information II re-
ceived.
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CAPT. FRANK HEATH. ordnance department,
has been ordered to proceed nom the National
armory, Springfield, Mass, to Hartford, Conn.,,
for the purpose of inspecting machine guns
now being manufactured for the ordnance de-
partment.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS General Villas, who
has been confined to his home for q week with
neuralgia and rheumatism, il improving, and
expects to be at the department next week.
democratic national committee, is In the
city for few days.---H. N. English, OF Wash
ington, was in 81. Louis on Thursday.-
II. +. Dorwin, OF Springfield, ILL.,, Jno. X. hite.
OF Cumberland, p. v. Root, of New York; e. e.
Perkins, OF Boston, VIM. T. Mason, OF st.
Louis, and j. &. Bache, are at Willard's.
=. @. Cowie, OF Washington, was In Chicago
on Thursday.-Will Carleton, the poet, Chas.
W Purdy, Of Chicago. stnsrt Rogers, Of Rhode
Of New York, and L. p. Jonett, are registered at
the Ebbitt-Senator Miller, Of New York, As
sistant Secretary Smith, Of the Treasury Depart
ment. and Mr.. Loyenorn, the Danish
Minister, went over to New York yesterday
Col. D. b. Parker. who was formerly chief OF the
Post Office inspectors, Is In the city for q
few days.-Dr. w. B. Roberts, OF Titus
MIson q Nee5ssss CITY Ns6, i Il the
Mr.. ii. Day and family. Of Dakota, and George
w. Mcconnell, OF Angola, Ind, are ut the Ma
tional.-H. s. Wells and B. w. Boggins, OF
Clarksburg, West Va, are At the ST. James,
w. Il: Smith, Of Utica, G. II. Slack, Of Chicago,
and Thomas III. Fox, Of Mt. Sterling, KY, are al
the Metropolitan.-Frank Johnston and wife
OF Harrisburg, are at the Metropolitan.
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Excitement I'm New York Over q RumOr
that Burglars Have stolen Them,
NEW YORK, Jan. 3O.-It was rumored this
afternoon that burglars succeeded last night in
carrying off the books of the Broaday Railroad
company from the safe In the company's office.
There is intense excitement down town over
the rumor.
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Capitol Topics.
STATE AND INTERSTATE TRAFFIC. or THE

B. d o. RAILROAD.
Since the report of the Cullom committee was
submitted to the Senate statement has been
received from the Baltimore & Ohio r. r. Co.,
showing that during the month Of August,
1884, and March, 1855, which are supposed to
show fair average, the relative proportions of
the state and interstate business OF that COM
pany were as follows: Tons carried-state traf
fc, SO per cent; interstate, "a per cent Freight
earnings-from state business, 1875 per cent;
from interstate, sos per cent Passengers car
ried-state, S0.6 per cent; interstate, 1914 per
cent. Passenger earnings-from state traffic,
All per cent; from interstate trafho, 62.0 per
cent
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REAL ESTATE SALES.-James F. Barbour has
purchased, through w. w. Boarman, trustee,
Is lots in square 326; 5 lots fronting on Mary
land avenue and 10 on 10Th street southwest,
for $21, S25.75.
Mrs. Olivia A. Dalton has sold to August
Uihlein, for $7,S12.37, two lots, ~ feet front,
On the north side OF d street, running through
to Virginia avenue southwest, between 9Th and
9TH Streets and John r. and James w. French
and adjoining lot. Benjamin Beall has sold to
the Real Estate Title Insuranc Co., tor 81 900,
the properly fronting PAP feet on the south
streets.
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EDUCATIONAL

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Mrs. ADELINE DUvAL MACK, 1424 n ST.,
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teachers for French and Mathematics. ja3ON2w*
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Got the Better Of the Cowboys.
FIGHT BETWEEN MEXICAN SHEEP HERDERs

AND COWBOYS In NEW MEXICO.
DURANGO, COL, Jan. 30-The mail carrier
from Pennington, n. NJ, reports that q pro-
cowboys and some Mexican sheep herders on
the lower San Juan river, near the Navajo re.
servation. The trouble grew out OF an effort OF
both parties TO occupy the same range. The
sheep herders drove their nocks where the
cattle were feeding and the cowboys attempted
to drive them OFF, The Mexicans proved too
strong for their assailants and forced them 20
take the refuge in n cabin. They then burned
all the other buildings belonging to the cow
men and held the latter prisoners in the
cabin for two days, during which time they
drove their sheep away and then LEFT. One
Mexican was killed during the shooting.
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Split I'm the st. Louis Assembly
THE LOWER HOUSE BREAKS IN TWO OVER THE
Hills.

GAS BILLS.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 3O.-A highly exciting scene
occurred in the lower house Of the municipal
assembly last night The wrangle was over the
gas bills which have been bones of contention
for several weeks, and at the height
Of the discussion over motion TO refer
one OF the bills to the city counsellor
Speaker Fox declared the house adjourned and
left the chair. This produced great commo-
ton and the minority, or Fox men, left the
hall. The majority then reconvened and
elected new speaker and clerk and one or two
minor officers. After sending for u squad
OF police 10 take charge OF the hall and prevent
the minority from meeting, an adjournment
was had. The policemen were stationed in the
hall after midnight, but the excitement had
then subsidized. The police still hold possession
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The chess match between Zuckertort ana stei.
nitz VIII not be opened ct St Louis until next
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THE LEAVE Of I'd Lieut.. L. g. Welborn, 9Th
cavalry, has been extended five months for dis
ability, with permission to go abroad. Leave
OF Thomas B. Dugan has been extended one
month.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
The New York stock Market.
The following the opening and 300 u. m prices
of the New York stock Market to-day, reported by
special wire to H. H. Dodge, 539 18th street:
washingtOn stock Exchange.

The following changes from yesterdays quotations
on the Washington Stock Exchange noted to-day:
u & As coupon 1888 bid. l24Aa asked. U. g. d,
registered, 12}7s bid LA asked. ID c. per- imp U.s.
1891. coin, ll3h4 bid, la asked. 2oysar fund Is
bid 1O6 asked: Washington Gas sei. bid 37S
politan ms, "a bid National Union Ina 10 BID lSs.
asked Columbia ms. ~ bid. German, 4 merican
Washington Brick Machine, 1OOAs bid Real Estate
Title Insurance. lOll4 bid, lO2ss asked Penn. TEL
Co., Ash bid, 90 asked Chesapeake and Pot Tel.
Co. as bid. 10 asked.
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Under Sentence of Death,

UnUeF sentence OF Death.
THE THREE PRISONERS SENTENCED TO BE
HANGED PREPARING THEMSELVES FOB THE
EVENT
The three prisoners at the Jail who are under
the death sentence are all now preparing for the
END. Nardello, convicted of the murder of
Rotunno, now has a fellow.prisoner to read to
1lm, ana when not 80 engaged appears 10 be in
deep meditation. He has asked q friend TO
secure priest for his spiritual adviser
Lee, the colored wife murderer, reads his
Bible q great deal, and has been visited fire.
Roberts.
summarized, who killed his wife and his SON.
1n-law, receives the minfstration of Rev. L. H
schneider, OF the Lutheran church.
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NOT PARDoNED.-The reports that the Presi-
dent has pardoned Silas Waite, Of Burlington,
VT, the defaultlng president OF the Burlington
National Bank, are incorrect.
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Deeds in fee have been filed as follows:
go Rose SO d bs Mson pass
part part ss%s $685. F Esss to to SAME
a. 1 pi 81 to s1d es s. .u saae IT.
ford, sub: s., 50: se7; $40. B: +. Forrest 70
H hsasy &c Emes r. 8ar nS us s. SIS
$4,000. Gonzaga college to Ellen E. Cox, pts.
15and Is, SO. 724; 81: 9: E: Biilinssley to H.
IT, to f. I. P fslen, s Sub. ISL sis,4is.4l
s SF9e X e Klot lot So aSS
sub. lots IS and 10, SO. 194; $s,7s7 so. B. F.
Gilbert to Isaac Jamerson, lot 8, blk. 2, Takoma
PARK; sSs1:15 =; NJ. Bennett to 9. Pollock, W.
n Is, SO. $50; $780, L. NJ. Saunders to Jesse
Shreeve, lots 1919 to 2O4, So. 674; SO, 1861 80. B
H. Warder to Jean NJ. D. Lander, sub-lots 16
ena W. Sc 1S end &c. Sos e F.
Same to w; H: Mohler. sub-lots 81 and SO, do;
SEQ; 50; ". h. MeK9ight ,o A: 7; Ceuwbs, lSi
Kellogg, one-fifth part Widows Mite; SAC, 1000.
Thos. +. Sargent to w. K. Ellis, pts. and 3, SO.
116; $2,419.5O. Henry Jennings to Rich. Bos-
Honora Kane, sub lot III, SO. 500; $4,000
and 81, 50; $40; $3.50: IT,. Fisher to D; Nc:
Richardson to Luanna T. McGill, pit. lot S, So
az $1,000 Julia 0aare to same p. do
81 B. Padworth. Gonzaga college to Dennis
Mcmahon, pts. % and %, SO. 624; 3. Stilson
Hutchins to J. Q: stanton, pit. 8, SO. 100;
$4,000. w. C. Hill to B. H. Warder, W. u 8,
and e. " 8, blk. Is, H. & Es sub Meridian hill;
$500. b. Mcmahon to T. Costello, pit. % and
%, So. 62l; 1900. A. Dyer to g. J. Bessler,
lots II to %, So All; 81 800. ]. F. Wilson ct
Bowes TO B. II. Warner, sub lots 1872 and 133,
50. 271; 3. S. G. Stewart to G. a. Lemar, sub
lots % and %, SO. 179; 81 900. w. A. Stewart
TOD. G. Head and Q. A. Snow, trustees, part
3S, part Mt. Pleasant; $1,000. J. G. Head ct
al to w. A. Stewart, lot ., SO. 90; 81 800.
ROsia NJ. Poulton to F. r. Windsor, parts 8 and
TO- SO. 4OS; $4,000.
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A Maryland Flour MIll Rurnea

HAGERsTCwN, Nd, Jan. 3O-The flour mill
of Christian Lehman, near Letersburg, WASH
ington county, was destroyed by fire yesterday.
Loss, 81, ZOO; no insurance.
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to the department. on Monday.
PARDONED BY THE PREsIDENT.-The Presi-
dent has pardoned Winship Swift, a former en-
ploye Of the postal service. who was convicted,
but not sentenced, in Maine for violating the
postal regulations, in allowing q mail bag to be
stolen through negligence.
THE PRESIDENT has presented q gold medal
to Capt. ]. F. Gutenberg, Of the German bark
Ceres, and also to Capt. ]. LeCompte. of the
steam tug Joseph Bertram, for the rescue OF the
1885.
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The ohio Senate Adtourns

The Ohio Senate AdjOurns.
COLUMBUS, Jan. 3O.-The Ohio senate ad-
journed this morning until Tuesday evening"
committee of the political factions will con-
tinue in session and endeavOr to arrange q
measure Of compromise.
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BLEED TO DEATH BESIDE HIS WIFE.

NASHvILLE, TENN, Jan. SO.-Ono OF the
most sensational suicides on record occurred
here yesterday. Dr.. /. n. German, . respect-
able physician, In his cad year, had for some
time been depressed over financial troubles,
ana being OF q nervous temperament suffered
nom melancholia. Yesterday morning At three
O'clock he arose. told his wife % 60 70
sleep and he would sit up awhile and wear on
his headache. She fell asleep, and he pro-
cured razor, and sitting on the bed quietly
cut bis throat from ear TO ear and lay down BY
the side of his wife and bled to death while she
slept He was discovered at six o'clock almost
aiieless, but rational, and died an hour later.
~
Serious Charges Against Indian Agents
TORONTO, ONT, Jan. 30.-The special oorres-
pendent OF the Mall in the Backfeet country,
writes from Fort Mcleod and makes serious
charges against Indian agents and contractors
Of systematic plundering and fraud, while the
settlers are charged with smuggling whisky
into the northwest territories and with carry
ing on traflic In Indian girls, who are bought
for from $40 TO $40 each and sent 70 frontier
towns for immoral purposes
Mr.. Lee Presented - the Emperor.
VIENNA, Jan. SO.-Ar. James F. Lee, score
tary OF the American legation and charge
dadaires, was presented 10 Emperor Francis
Joseph and the empress last evening q the i'm.
perial court ball.
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baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE Nd. January 3O-virgina past
due coupons So; new ten-fortes. 80; new rees. 69A
bid to-day.
BALTIMORE. Md. January 30-cotton dull
middIng, 0ls Flour steady. Wheat-southeru
nominaly steady: western steady and dull; southern
red, 9tIaS3 do. amber. 94a97; No. western winter
red, spot, SO bid: February. S7lA asked March SS,S
Sc; May, 81 7sa82ls Corn-southern easier: western
about steady and dull southern white, 46alS: south
ern yellow, 4Sa4ss western mixed, spot, A.*s41ie
4Sl.a4844: May 46A bid steamer. 44asa44ia. Oats
frm-southern, 3Sa42: Pennsylvania, 3Sa42 western
white, 39a42; western mixed, 36a3S. Rye quiet,
Ssa76 Provisions dull. sugar--copper refined hrm
lOisaIOla. Whisky steady. 119al2O. Other articles
unchanged. Freghts TO Liverpool per steamer dali
1857 barrels wheat, 1000 bushels; corn 124, O00
bushels: rye, 400 bushels shiements-hour, 3. 40
bushels; corn. 16S.OOO bushels
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. January 30. ll:l5 q. m.-The cables
quoted fat markets abroad and the feeling heavy
here the opening in wheat dropping Cd TO 65 for
May. but has rallied, under an improved demand: to
66xs Corn shows no change, being Quoted-May ,4Oie.
The shorts" I'm January oats were In . panic again
this morning. the price suddenly advancing 10 35c.,
with little SALE Mess pork also was stronger May
advancing to l1.2O
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APPoTNTMExn BY MARSHAL WILsoN.-The
following were appointed by MarshAa Wilson
to-day: Jacob @. Larner and Walter A. Stew
art, watchmen; John Hallahan, Isaac R1ano
and lanes Luxou. assistant meGoengera
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SAYS HR - AGENT FOR CrRCUR-Jooeph
Cummings, Q white man about S6 years OF aSe,
was crested BY omcer 6rsen and locked % Ct
mings had in his possession Q horse and
buggy and traded the buggy for Q saddle
making $35 for . buggy, worth, the policemen
think, about e76. When ARRESTED he gave his
name a. above stated, and said he was the agent
for Corners circuS, which was now In Boston.
but which would be In this city In six or eight
weeks. Not being able TO prove his assertions
and having no papefs on has person. h WAs
looked up.
-Four trainmen were killed and several cars
wrecked BY IN accident on the Baltimore end
Ohio railroad, near Chicago Juneeaon, Ohio yos-
toFday.
The Virginia senate has paseed the houes IN
10 ooGne the truo booD03ry uno bgtvoen VII.
ginia and Maryland, and 20 aeGtGnnao - hoAap
lands Of the Potomac.
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He SPRAINED HIS ANKLE.-POlice Offcer
VIM. J. Murrell, who was tried before the police
while on duty, has been warned against repe-
tition of the offense The officer, In pursuing
thief, sprained his ankle and went into No. 1
engine-house to rest his ankle and apply some
thing to it to prevent swelling.
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THE NEW BAILIFFs SWORN IN.-The bailiffs
appointed by Marshal Wison-Messrs. McDer-
day took the oath of office and entered upon
their duties.
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ANOTHER SEAL~BRowN HORSE FOR THE
PREsIDENT.-An addition to the White House
stables is daily expected in the shape OF an
other sealbrown horse to match the Presidents
well-known pair. The horse was purchased for
the President in Cayuga county, N. Y, by Mr.
Mowry, of Syracuse. N. Y. 1t was shipped from
horse car via the West Shore road. Care was
taken in making the selection to secure horse
that would match the others well, as 1t is in
tended that he shall "spelr" them when neces-
sary.
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VIeNAUx AHEAD.-The play i'd the fourth
evening Of the &chaeleFcpignaux billiard
match Ia New York last night resulted: Wig
naux, 647; schaefer, 6S7; grand total: vignaux,
LOO schaefer. 2.8S7. Tine Of game, three
VfgnRux to play another game ct 5000 or
6 900 points for %, 500 aide - The eoncsuston
Of the present match.
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MAJOR r. s. VICKERY, surgeon, has been as
signed to duty at Hot Spring. Ark, In connec-
ton with the completion of the army and navy
hospital and Its preparation for the reception
OF patients.
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FRANCE DRAWS IN mka HORNE.

Waving All Preteasiens - . Rrotec.
tOrate over 1aaagascar.
PARIS, Jan. 80.-DispatcAss from AntAnana-
rivo. the capital Of Madagascar, state that In
the treaty OF peace between France and Mada-
gascar, France valves all claim 70 O protector.
ate over the island or 70 an indemnity.
BLED TO DEATH BESIDE HIS WIFE.
Curioas SuieiAe 81 . Weal.KaeWa
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LOST AND FOUND

LNOUND-IN ALBAUGH'S THEATER AT THE,
- close OF the play last evening, a pair OF Opera
GLASSES, which the owner obtain by payina for
THIS notice and applying 10 Ola 18th ST. between 4s1
and o'eiock. 10 ~
OSs-A GOLD RING FROM AND 9TH 10
- cap and 4th sis me- Also plain gold ring with
..-s'Is nc" ato "a Ieis al zoI 81 81. ne. lts
III OST $50 REWARD DtJ,ENRER IaTI
- large White Setter Dog, lemon and spots on
slightly specked OH the nose. w. Il BJIREOgn n
1422 y. Y. ave saao 800 -.
~ AiohAL MINERAL WATER
SH FER.
Telephone 472 Ln2l-6ml 1910 street.
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POSTMASTER GENERAL Villas, who has been
at home for the past few days, expects to return
to the department on Monday.
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ing were the readings at the signal Office to-day:
3a.m.. 34.S; am, 34.1; IL am, 28.S; 2 pm,
31.8. Maximum, 42.6. Minimum, 2S.S.
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Ex-REPREsENTATTvEB BEDFORD ArrAcKs THE
INTERIOR DEMONSTRATION Bel
ford, in speech before the international con-
vention OF cattlemen In Denver, Col, yesterday,
policy Of the Interior department and sup
ported the project Of leasing the arid region by
the government TO the cattlemen. He stated
that the driving Of the cattlemen out OF Indian
Territory was caused by "stock-jobbing New
Workers" and not because the welfare Of the
Territory demanded it.
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DEAL ESTATE FOR SALE
IL BY AUSTIN r. BROWN,
1926 street w.
Two of the most desirable corner lots on 18Th Ct
NV. lao feet fronting on New Hampshire avenue
between III and n: very low Several squares and
parts ofSquares in the northeast section city at
speculative prices several desirable lots on and
hear Columbia road, not far from Boundary street:
excellent investment large number of superb lots
IN Mt Pleasant village, embracing in all seven acres
len houses nave recently been built this property
ana several more are contracted for ,Taiues viii
speedily increase when spring building begins iQ
4 TLANTIC CITY, n. J.-HOTEIlS COTTAGES
"A and Lots for rent or sale by J. q. ADA Ms g CO
Real Estate ana Insurance Agents, 2O3I Atlantic
seNe- jal5-lO4t
DANCH AND CATTLE COMPANY STOCK FOR
sale at par, paying 10 per cent annually besides n
large surplus Clear evidence furnished { ali or
address PETER CAMPBEI4L. l419 st. NV 0iloycr
Building mo. 1. isa:Su,
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POLISH SOCIALISTS EXECUTED. - KunitSky
Gently condemned to death for belonging to
Polish social revolutionary association, stylet
yesterday. Lury, captain OF the engineers
and Schnauss, also condemned to death, had
their sentence commuted to twenty years servi
tude In Siberia.
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

VNOR SALE-AT A BARGAIN-LOT ON 1911
Il 81. nw.; splendid location Call at 1901 v st W
address l. q. M Star Office. 1ts