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ALLEGED ATTEMPT TO BURN GOVERNMENT
STABLEs.-AbOut $50 clock last night IL fire
occurred at the government stables 14lh
street, between T. aud u streets southwest,
which was eXtinguished by the employees with
out turning In alarm. The stable is sup
posed To have been set on fire. JOnn Kane was
arrested on suspicion by Officer Walsh. Kane
uld not give satisfactory account OF himself,
and made contradictory statements a',out his
place Oh residence. This morning ne was taken
10 tne Police Court and sentenced 10 give bonds
Or serve three months H. IL suspicious character.
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The Courts.

PROBATE COCRT-,JH1Oe James,
Yesterday, estate vi Sophia Deiti; November
19tn appointed Tor settlement Estate nf Ellen
Dtccy; citation returned. Estate Colon ONO
hunuro; Inventory returned. Estate oI Thomas
Il. Mesh; will proved and letters testamenlury
ISSUED to Charles Welsh; bond S15O. In re-
Jessie f. CanpDell; authority given guardian to
on Isaac LindIc returnable 18th inst, returned
Estate oi Arthur Foster; j. d. CrossanL ap.
pointed administrators; BOND s6,Ooo- Estate of
Pietro Bacigaluppi; letters vi admin SRA lion
granted Joh.i Blci.aluppi; bond 81, 600. In re.
Thomas Il. and Joseph U. Bird: GeurganEa c.
Bird guardian; bond S6UO. Estate OF Peter
Pagan; ORDER alIawing Necttors l., Sell personal
esi..te. Estate of JAS. Grady; Bridget \. Grady
appointed administrators; bond $1,000. Estate
lister. Estate O1 David Mclnlire; order dls;ii-
lowing claim of Ii. j. Ram, dell anu directing
re undng 10 The estate. Estate OF Elizabeth L.
folier; caveat TO alleged viii nle0. Estate OF
Julius t'auin; will admitted To prouate and rec
and letters tesi;tnicutary issued to Edwin
Il. Alien; bond $4,000 In re. John and Eliza
beth Haicner, niinor,; orLer appointing James
X. Harrover guardian; bond $500 Estate of
George W. Adams; IL. l.. Adams appointed CO..
administrators VIII the WIDOW. III re. orphans
OF Il. W. Adams; james X. Young appOin ted
guardian; bond S1OU,OOO.
COURT IN GENERAL Term.
Yesterday, Brewer ast. District OF Columbia:
argued ana submitted. bryan agt. Duncan:
Iud, ment below reserved anu cause remanded
Ior Iurther proceedings.
EQUITY COURT-Judoe James,
Yesterday, ditz agt. Hilz; trustee authorized
to receive all Cash; Vonderlenr ;gt Stewart:
appearance of absent defendant ordered
sawyer agt. Jarboe; c. Nj. Matthew's suosti-
tuLd as trustee Tor George W. Paschen SnloOt
agt. Smoot; divorce granted.
CIRCUIT Coz RT-Judae Hdqner
Yesterday, HunIer& KiLterspocu agt. Wesser:
verdict ior plaintiff i"r So Mitchell agt. Duffy
and Leonardo; verdict Tor piaintin tor $50
klusherz asi. Freidercn; judgment by default.
barnes agi. butch: motion for new trial BRYAN
agt. Duncan; order of publication.
CRIMINAL CouRr-Jud0e .MacAyth,:r.
Yesterday, John w. Campoeii, assault with
II .r,xtlx M
murder; arraigned and pleaded not guilty.
Fianklin Cook, alias Otis +. Hahn, section
o.167 Revised Statutes United S.utes: recov.
niZance in $500 taken. William Lee. appeal.
larceny; defendant committed.
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RANGES REPAIRED, at shedd's, 400 9th st.

Now IS THE TIME.-Estabrook's the place
for fine photographs. III Market Space.
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ADJUSTMENTS


A LBAUGH's GRAND OPERA HOUSE
FAR WELL PERI RMANcE OF
FAREWELL PERFoRMANcE OF
RosISA vcKEs
LONDON COMPANY
TONIGHT ATs
TONIGHT AT s
COUSIN DICK.
MY MILLINERs BILL,
MI MlLLiNEitS BILL.
APANToMIME REHEARSAL
Next week;
HELEN DAuVRAY
And her Comedy Company
l. ONE OF OUR GIRLS
NEW NATIONAL TRE>TEH
THIS SATURDAY EVENING,
Last time of the Peerless Comedienne
AIMEE.
Jessop and Gilrs Fsrcical Comedy,
MAM'ZELLE.
Nestweek, 'The Ereside Favorite"
Supportel by Mr. Fran Weston aid q company OF
excellent merit. in Frank Harvey S powerful pay
WOMAN AGAIN T WOMAN.
There is the true ring in Woman Against Woman /"
stronger than .Fedora'--Neao York Evening Nsus
oc2S
I<ERNAN'S WASHINGTON rHEATER
THE TIDE OF POPULAR FAVOR FLOWING.
GO WHERE THE CROWDS CO.
Enterprise and Liberality Rewarded
WITH STANDING ROOM ONLY.
TONY PASTOR
TONY PASTOR
AND HIS OWN GRAND COMPANY
THE PITFALLS CO>IFST THEATER-
MAT1NEES TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND
SATURDAY.
Next INSTRUMENTATION STAR SPE
C1ALTY 60 oc-3
TI>HE WASHINGTON CADET tORPS Thu
l. leading coiored mi listers of the District and the
Monumental orchestra Will be present at the cumpl
nlenfarN Ell ertshBent TO ey. = rerlAh LamkilIS IA
the Cadets arnory %, bet 9Th and Sth SITS. Bcto
Ter 10 Admission only ID cents LIS
Goopw1N's 'oIxrs ON Ivy Cry
RACES.
TTo SUBSCRIBERS oSLY1
We shall furnish NE,.l B.-ST POL Ms on all races
at The above meeIi z. where are prom Used Qua
usual nu.tIdCr OF SHO ri HORSES. Remember this
SpTing we gave
MONoPuLE PAID S222 AND EURUSSlO5
! he first 3 GAYS at Baltimore gave IL winners
and seconds Ut Oh L. faces. including the SHORT
HORS.1-: DlSt RBAACG so, FAL~fSfEP 50.
aud PEGASUS So. FIR terms OF subscription ETC.
apply or se!'d for circular TO GOODWIN BkOn-
Room 56. Riggs house. 1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-23

Geronimo and his band, under a heavy
guard, LETT San AntonhIl last evening for the
Florida forts.
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LONDON Cough Syrup. only 1Oc.. at Druggists
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+ osT-FRIDAY. I'D NORTH CAPITOL ST.,
- sma Black and Tan Gyp; long ears. red and
trimmed coiiar. oyps,
turu to D HI 81. NV. aud receive re"ard IL"
r o>I-fR1DAY, 22D. A BRiNDL.ANDw HtTE
L. Luil Terrier o.: had coar AID Tag; aDsw-rs
the name kin-. Liberal reward for h.s return 10
i3o. 81. s.w. .ts
4 Usr-oN OCTOBER 2D, YOUNG WHITE
L. and re SET. er Dog. bad on Tag 40 2oo3. Lib
era reward II turned TO 2;t3 I'd 81 NV. 1T"
II Usr-UA I4rH 81. d TWEEN MAssAChU-
IL seits a ID Penusyiyana AYES, a shoe Reward.
apply ls9 18th 81. NV. II"
II oaT-oA THURSDAY, BETWEEN AL sT y
IL W. aud IL lh II. n. ", Tag Of Cuffee he
4o4 Mass av'. II. ". lr
II ooT-THURoDAY. OCTOBER n, LADY's
IL iSreasilln, ON ilgh s.. near Road St. GEORGE
rewa. ded l. LETT at 1866 High st Ge"rgetow lie
4 osT-oN OCTOBER I'D. A BUNCH oFsEyEN
IL or eight keys Liberal reward II In at a4o ii 81
nv. lie
S,TRAYtD-Fk0M 1913 10TH sT NV
- small Brown Dog. White on iee breast aud side of
neck. fox ike head. had strap t.g No.
4.sia isewad II above lumber Its
o,r-oN MONDAY, OCTOBER lsIH A
L. oman Gold lace Pm having tires SINAI turquntss
L.. the eud DelIig darker other
Two. A reward III tee paid # returned .s,vo New
hampshire ave nv oc-S-,t%
IL unday, Octouer 18th, near tne Long bridge
owner can have them ny paying a rev aru- Inquire
OF JAs- sM II. 1893 Mary and ave. sw. oc23-oIs
lNOuN,-s. SHEEP, wEDN hsDAY WEEK,
waid. pay damages, prsye property AMI them
AVA. .iAa.-r-s a. AB.-L. .ths. nv. oc<2-s..
o,I-r..UR,DAY. A PLAN OF HOUSE
"a ietuines TO i4-4 New YORK ave. oc22-s,t*
S,ToLEN OR srkAYEp ON THE 10. IA. ONE
~ Bay iiofse about IL handsome t.Iack about
Wal he prosecuted A-uress statIUn MASTER nigh
land s.ation, A. AID %. Ii. Al. oc<I-ots
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-23

THE UMBRELLA BUYER
don't leave for New York until next week.
Opened only yesterday the following:
124 Gloria Cloth Umbrellas. 81. 85 each
24Gold-top Silk Umbrellas So IS each.
"a Silver.top SILK Umbrellas, 81. 65 each.
IL siiver-hook Silk Umbrellas, S3.0s each.
IL Cookbook Silk Umbrellas - IS each.
10 Carved Boxwood-handle Umbrellas. S3.9S each
II Ebony handle Silk Umbrellas. So 80 each
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-23

FussxL1,s Ice Cream. Charlottes and Candies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-23

DRESS SUITS for hire, Ala 9th street.
SPLENDID GLASSES, 81. Hempler's, 453 Pa. ay
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-23

81 Per Gallon. 15c. Quart BOTTLE. No.
Rye Whisky, best in the world Tor the money.
Orders by mail. McGee's, 9th, near u St
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INTERESTING To lSvEsroRs-LARGE Btfr.n-
ING FRONT NEAR THE L. - CaPrGoI rt, rs,
solD AT PUBLIC AUCIIoN.-4lessrs. Thomas &
f!sher co. viii sell, by direction OF trustees
AT pubic auction, Mopday next Otf,,Der
Zoth, IA 'front.' OF the premises, beginning at 4
O'Clock pn.. a number OF fine building lots on
Oeiawar avenue. between and e streets
Northwest Tuese lots comprise a total fronI-
age o. 2S9 ieet, they overlook the city and Capl-
Vol groulds, and one- great Inducements ior
building purposes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-23

YARD-wIDE PERCALE, 612c., Stern's, eO4 9TH.
STAIN glass substitute. All 9TH ST. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-23
TIE NOTION BUYER

Is branching out into fine art Among other novelties
will be seen "Rococo' Frames for Photos They are
made Of BRASS in antique designs. and studded with
limitations Of rubies and turquoise They have an
effect most solid and artistic Prices from zee to
$3.50 each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-23

Pick wick Clue whisky is the bess
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-23

BABY-Use CUT1cURA SOAP. an exqusitely Der
umed Skin Beaut fer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-23

FINED $40 FOR DISTURBING A SALVATION
dissatisfaction Stewart attended the Saliva
ton Army meeting in East Washington sew
eral nights ago, and when The captain called for
prayer Stewart said Eyes, pray at once The
captain lockeG. the door and sent for the police
but before the officers arrived Stewart smashed
the window, jumped out, and escaped. n war
rant Issued against MIN for disturbing the
meeting. anu this morning iu the Police Court
he plead guilty to the charge. He was fined
$40 or 80 DAYS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-23

EQUITABLE c. Il. AsSoCIATIoS-T sevep,h
annual meeting and the Ell MY -Iourln monthly
meeting OF t.ie association iii ue held W e,i-
nesday. November Sd, loS6 D. M. at Ma
tional Rifles hall. Shares ctn b.. stl,rri,l tor
the twelfth issue and the first payment made.
aiieieoi al THIS meeting or daily at the oint.,.
Sis street, rom $50 "a. IN. To a.:sO \, nm
Thomas soinerviiie, presidents; John joy Edison.
secretary.
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10 Market Space. coz 9Th st.
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CATHOLIC CONTRIBUTIONS FOR THE EARTH
QUAKE SCfFEKEES.-rhe COIN piete returia of
the collection taken up In the Catholic churches
O. the arcuaiocese oI baltimore Tor the Charles
oA seheIef> - esirtn'IuiAe have been received
BY Rev. VI. \. Femme, chancellor ana ao.sr,s-
gate $3.50, exclusive OF 81 ZOO contributed
In large sGIns by members OF the Cathedral
parrish.
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Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morn
ing and delivered in y lib. Ward" prints, 45c.
per 10. Also, Cottage Cheese and Butlermiik;
Sweet Milk sc. per quart. Cream Is cents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-23

Gents Suits Cleaned. Sl.-Sati sfaction
guaranteed at .PuTsCnEs, 1 729Pa.a v I'D, W .s3m
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roo MANY DEAD HElDs

A Manager Who Had the Nerve 20 EsfGss Ad-
mission TO q Band OF Door Brsosrs -
On Friday evening a large theatrical com.
paDy, with Adele Belgrade at its head, and
under the management of Thomas b. Nc
Donough, was TO have played "SIberis" in
the York opera house. Quite a large audi
ence was present and the orchestra played
tne.r usual prelude Eight o'clock came but
the curtain did not rise and the audience was
dismissed after receiving their money. In.
vestigatlon showed that difficulty had arisen
between the manager OF the com pany and
the directors OF the opera house, and the
former refused 20 allow his company to ap-
pear. From all that can be learned of the
affair Mr.. McDonOugh was right in the mat.
ter and deserves credit tor not allowing him.
self to be beaten. The York opera house :
owned by corporation, which is chartered d
under the laws OF the state. The stock
holders annually elect nine directors to
superintend the opera house and look after
the finances. Although B. c. Peutz ia sup
posed TO be really the manager of the hous o
u has been the eCustom OF the whole board OF
directors 10 dead. head their way into ali
performances. Each OF them has card bear
ing the word Manager upon it and with
ibis they have been going in free, much to
the disgust OF many of the citizens of the
borough. Last evening one OF the directors
came TO the door with a card bearing the
familiar legend. He was allowed tn enter
but when others came up Mr.. McDonough
kicked and refused To admit thsm. he was
then insoiently told by the doorkeeper con-
nected with the house that he was there to
see that those people were admitted The
man with the ticket said he would go in any
how and 1t did not matter what Mr.. Nc
Donough said. The latter declared that this
was direct violation of his contract and
would rather cancel his engagement than
allow the dead heads TO enter The directors
would not yield and Mr.. McDonough re-
fused to give a performance. The news.
papers and a majority of the York ipeople
thlnk the manager was right as nearly every
ialr-minded person does.
Ihe "Sioeria' company is very large and
they carry whole Car load Of scenery. The
YORK people missed good show and Mana
ger McDonough was a Dig:lo pyhis refusal
10 give performance, but he showed con
siderable pluck in refusing 10 be b!eG.
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New York Market

NEW YoRx. Dec ..-Flour market dull
Zine, o. OUtl2 80: Superfine, % S5si3 10
common 10 good extra western. o. SossS IS good
20 choice extra Western, IS fSStO.
Wheat-No. l Red State, exc; No DO,
sgc; No / white State, sSc No. Red Winter
Dec, sSitc do Jan, eOac.
Corn-No. mixed cash, 4Sc DO Dec. i7a4c
do jan. 4qlEc.
oats-So. White State, ss9RHc; No. do,
Rye dull Western, ssG5sc State, 57Sassc.
Barley nominal.
: Pork dull new mess, 80 S6llOn
lArG-Dec.. &c 80 Ian, o. Sc FebeAs
Molasses easier good TO prime, Ssxd4oc
: 1urpenttne quiet ut S6c.
Resin dun strained to good, e1kGl 0s
Petroleum dull Ref ned. in cases sac
Freights dull grain TO London, SIC.
Butter firm; western Creamery. Sd2ac
state 27G9c
Cheese dull Western Flat llLGl2Sc
gss duI! state, 50 DC Western. I4fec
Sugar dull; Refined Cutloaf q. sSsl.c
Granulsted. 1880.
Tallow dull Prime City 4lLc.
Rice nominal.
Coffee dull fair cargoes, lS.c
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Closing Prices-2 o'clock d.
NJ haaf Trrn nate


NEW YORK, Dec. 4, l:4O .. m-Money sasy a,
od5 per cent Exchange firm; postal rates.
aS3Gi s.; government INN; Currency SIS,
81 "a bid As Coup, q e9l+ bid Y .<s do, q ION
bid.
The stock market this morning opened
strong ana actiVe' ana on buying OF Erie, Del
aware, Laokawanna Il Western Norfolk \
western. preferred, Richmond 4 West Point,
New York Il New England, and Reading,
which continued With but little interruption
if.ln the opening until noon. At the latter hour
p1ces had advanced 4 to ~ per cent After
midday there was some selling TO realize, which
resulted tp q reaction amounting to about hal {
the early advance.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-04

SToRMrELTz lin this city, on the 50 inst Mar.
ths, wife OF the late Daniel stormfeltz, in the
nth year Of her age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-
spectfully invited to attend the funeral, from
her late residence. No. Ss south Lime street. on
Monday afternoon at o'clock. lnterment at
Woodward Hill cemetery. as std
GIL In this city, on the Soth inst, Catharine
Gill, in the Ath year of her age.
The relatives ana friends of the family are re.
spectfuliy invited to attend the funeral, from
her late residence, Nc. SIS Columbia avenue, on
sunday afternoon at o'clock. Services at Ger
wan Reformed church lnterment.at Woodward
Il Il cemetery.
NAeLE.-pecember 8, 1885, S. S. Ssgle, of Mari
eta, Pa, aged 70 years.
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T" The DsriFs Anctien."-on Monday evening
Gilmores company appear here in this remark
ably successful spectacular play, and they
should have q large audience. The troupe has
been greatly strengthened since last season by
the addition of a number of artists who were Sc
cured by Mr.. Gilmore in Europe last summer
There is no doubt that the show Is a nrst-class
one and the best evidence of 1t Is that all other
showmen admitit Through the south the bus
ness was something wonderful. and q great
many houses were not sufnciently large TO hold
the people. A big feature of the piece Is the In
PRODUCTION of the great Alhambra ballet the
pc, pie Of which were brought directly from
England at the opening of the season.
Roland Reed in HunbEc."-on Tuesday
evening next Roland Reed plays " Humbug iu
Lancaster. He is one of the youngest, yet one
OF the most popular, comedians on the stage
and his success has been greater than ever thi,
season. The recent engagement In New Iois
WAS a triumph. He will sing his new song, al
wonder What His Face Looked Like Wher
First He Heard the News At the close of the
second act he VIII give his " Pocket Edition o.
the Mikado," when he appears "a No 10, char
Acter in which he is said TO have no equal.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-04

Sneak thieves " hosteal from In front of stores
were about last evening and got their work
in at two different places. Cannisters of Roysl
cream chocolate were stolen from in front OF
Chas. MacNay's grocery store betw cen Q and
so'clock. They were all safe when the sales.
man returned from supper but was gone at
closing up time Five OF the cannisters con.
tained one pound each and the others a half
pound.
A pair OF long-iegged waterproof boots were
stolen from in front OF the store OF Martin g..
bel, No III West King street Mr.. Seibel saw
the boots last about o'clock and before he
closed they had been taken.
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Chicago Produce Market.

CHICAGO Dec. 4, $50 a m. market opened
7e,c May, SIC.
Corn Dee. Ssc; jan. SsHc; Feb, sysc ;
May, 4y1c.
Oats-Dec. g7lic; Jan, 97I.c May. Hxc.
,'ork-Dec., eli o5 Jan, 81 %; Feb, sll 22S
s. R2k: May, ss SIS.
short Ribs-Jan., IS co Feb, IS 65; May,
sj70
s39c; May, sjsEc.
.-n-usc.. ssc: Jan, SsxesSc: Feb,
Ss24 4dSsjkc Nav. 4S34di3Isc.
Oats-pec s7sc Jan, 271Ec; May, 3ILc
Pors-Dec sLO 7i1; Jan, eli % feb., tll TX
May, ell *
Lad-Dec, % 30 Jan. .s ~. Feb, q a2S.
Ribs jan s IS Feb, IS o7S March, IS IS.
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To-day The regular meeting OF the board OF
poor directors was held and large number
Of bills were approved Steward Worst was
instructed TO purchase lot Of striped
goods, such as are used at the prison,
to be made up into pantaloons for the trsmps
who are kept inside the wall. Christian
Binkley was given permission to open sand
hole on the poor house farm. He will paw
70 cents per load for the sand. DR.. Miller 4
term as consulting physician expired to-
DAY. DR.. A. j. Herr takes the place on Mon
day for the next term
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IN THE HIGH SCHOOL.
Yhsy Consist Of Orasions. Debate, Vocal and In
ssrumentsi Music. Reading. &c.-A RoiiiAs
min wosnmsn Has His Thumb Crushed.
Trying TO Have the stores Close Early.


Reaular Correspondence Of IsTsLrIerScsn.
COLUMBIA, Dec. 4-The pupils of the high
eoiool held their exercises In the school room
on Friday afternoon which were Of n very
s,..v..,,nS ch.r.c,a. Tha rrour.mma vas
"',s n MI,
s".o.s' EAsusuiai s"uIes'
oon ;tnstrumentai dnet a. De'z sno n sour
beer reading, Anna Plnkerton ; recitation,
Mary Heinaman orAtion, Il. Beecher song
by the school pronouncing match; debate,
that education in this country should be
compulsory" Ahrmauve--Aigpel. p SIsyv,g rg
ana Jennie smith Sar INC anest,on was
anu ny a .ha ona.tion was de.
..,.ss = * = .s,s rnnet tive nv = vote of As to g.
SS.sa,, nsa prasident Arthur, BERTHE Lock.
uns,, ~ tbe B,oh School Bell edi.
-. IA Shnnter The paIer was very inter
ssting and showed careful preparation on the
part or the editor.
HIS Thumb Crushed
John Kilboe, All employe OF the Coiunois
rolling mill, met with q painful aocid ent
.,sout i, o'clock last n light while working at
~. .ha.ra He had the thumb of his left
s., A.. a., ,,,.oh i,ar,, resrl,,,, Is,
na.u n. ~ ~ ha,n, haaIy crrtIad Maticai
.nss ..,n,,s;e,, gas ,,vas tho }rJury
""o"'o" ""' So" 80
Ea1" S"si"s "'so.""
A petition Is being circulated among the
merchants OF Columbia by Albert Hartman,
Fred. Duttephofer and Frank Fiudley, EN-.
n,o,od 90 clark. nv which the merchan,s
pio! "s - ,O,N' -
agree 70 close their places OF business every
evening ~ oStovk eAceP' Sa.uI Iusyss ut aliu
uvery Ihonth v. sne sss. pu. ''ss,ls a,
.nine neisnass , nave @ peon '.sise' he' y
spe o',il'ee UNIV shu s, .a,o usen a
.aineu lIo'i oun 9ue. IA .ne nioNetn. Yemen a. is
soccesslui II VIII 90 away VIII. Win sh stseu p. 10 '"
nave az early ooIocA olos4hs uuflns 1he
summer months
Sunday Evening Lectures
Rev, William P. Evans pastor of the
Secopd street Lutheran church, will deliver a
,aries of snndav sveninu leotures during the
eoios VI rIv So s,
uion,u y, n on o'. in
Sar u, ,,n ieadino o;ti,ans y, Coinn si, snd
p YET ol .ne ieauIUS ~ e~l.lbeus Va SoLuioLa GU ,
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To lie Held II Fonnd

District Attorney Eberly has received a
,suer from District Attorney MARITIME, of
New York. He says that DR.. De Leon has
10. i,te oeen arrested and he has sd from their
rra.,.., & he Gao be found, he will be-
add uction. 'o"uuo' anu
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A Baby Dis.ppears

forkis now excited over the mysterious
disappearance OF little baby lett in the
motherly care OF Mrs Frederick Grothe on
Thursday evening. A woman who is said
10 have no claim On the baby took 1t away.
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Neu Trimming store


In another column will be found the sdver.
tisement of Mrs L. NJ. woodward. who opened
a new trimming store in Honmeier's building.
East King street, today. Everything pertain.
ing to the business of the best quality will be
found at this storp.
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current Business ofCourt.

Court ne. at 10 o'clock this morning for Il o
transaction OF current business.
A new trial was refused Pierce Farmer,
convicted OF receiving stolen goods
anna M ST. Clair was divorced from her
husband, John L. St Clair on the grounds
oil desertion.
htasohs ior a new trial were filed In the
suit OF Catherine Nunnemscher's estate
against Geo. w. Walton, tried last week.
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In the list Of pail bearers Q, the funeral ol
yAmes Stewart yesterday, the names Of = 5.
spencer and r. J. McGrann were insdver'
tently omitted.