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Evening star., 1886-12-10
AUCTION SALES.
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TIzIS AFTERNOON.
THIS AETERNOON,
vTHOMAS DOwLING. Auctioneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF COMFORTABLE FRAME
DWELLING, SITUATE NO. As E STREET
SOJrcHWFST

VNHOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF A COMFORTABLE FRAME
DWELLING, SITUATE NO. 45 STREET
SOUTHWEST.
By virtue of deed of trust dated December sth -
folio l91, Of the land records Of the District Of I
Colu1nbia we will sell at public auction front of
s 1885, q Gs es s5xHa Cn5h nA1 OF
that lot Of ground with the improvements situate in
lot letteIed "a" in william I To%dd's % recorded snbdi,
sl9n oa lot ten In square numbered six hun
sistng OF twostory frame dwelling with brick base
Terms Of sale cash. ana the balance in six,
twelve, and eighteen months with interest thereon at
800 required at time Of sale Terms to be Complied
ss
rD phegbSk AEqyE skE EN Is E3E gNT
do BY order of Trustees
(yHANCERY SALE OF FRAME HOUSE, WITH
5kS1tir 5kSTi NEAR GOVERNMENT Mp fhfSTiSd
By virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court of the
D5striSt d & Of colnmbs, passed in Equity Cause No 1
Thomas j. Mason ct al defendants; the nndersigned,
1sss s WI fe S EKIRAH F6Hk
ss6 s5 81 s 81 rs sf 5 eS
sm oee 9f fsd recorded
Terms of sale: one-thrd OF the purchase money cash
IN hand, and the remaindern equal instalents paya
deferred payments bearing interest at the rate of six
per cent per annum from date of sale all cash at op
chaser deposit of S75 required on day OF sale If
the terms OF sale are not complied with in ten days the
'A ' '''' 0' Tue 's'.onf peulAAissl
nae-dsds DuNcANsoN 'fs BROS. 81 st Aaess ns:
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TOMORROW.

VlHoMAs DowA1NG, Auctioneer.
REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
AT MY AUCTION ROOMS SATURDAY. DE-
CEMBER ELEVENTH, 1856, COMMENCING at
Ten O'CLOCK,
EMBRACING:
Parlor and Chamber Furniture Several Fine Walnut
Extension Tables. Several Fine Walnut NJ. I,
Nardrobes. Fine Hair Mattresses New and Second
Hand Carpets. Forty New Bamboo Reed Chairs,
Eive Pairs Fine Portieres, Cooking and Heating
Stoves, &C., &C.
Also,
One Crate of English Stone China Lot Boots and
Shoes, Clothing, &C.
Also,
At TWELE O'CLOCK,
Several Sleghs Horses, Carriages, Buggies Wagons,
N. B-No postponement on account of the weather
The goods will be arranged for sale within my auction
rooms. dO-Ct
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NHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
~ PROPERTY, KNOWN AS No 9(l; n STREET

SOUTHWEST.
a, BY virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court of -
the District Of Columbia. passed in Equity cause TT
No 1O.2:,4 docket No 26, wherein Kebecca Du- Ell iii
laney and others plaintiffs and Alexander Dulaney
vii sell on m &TUESDAl, the FOURTEENTH DAY OF
@ @DEGEMBER, A. .. 1886, at HALF-PAST FOUR 4:3O)
OCLOCk NJ. in front OF the premises, the following
described real estate stSate in the city Of Wsshneto
on the ground plat and plan said city as Lot mum
bered 31, IN square numbered $780, and the improve
nlents thereon.
Terms Of sale prescribed by the said decree Cash
$1OO will be required of the purchaser at the time
the property is sOd the balance paid within ten
days from the date Of sale and the of are
not then complied with the trustees the right
10 resell AZ the cost Ut the defaultiDg purchaser
CHAPLIN BROWN, Trustee
1923 AZ street.
- GIG + st. u w.
DUECANSON BROS. AuctiOneers d1 -dEds
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THkOWN FROM "A CARRIAGE IN DETkofi-hk sAfS
THERE Is A CONSPIRACY AGAINST HIN.
Senator Jones' OF Florida, while riding with his
son Clarence, In Detroit yesterday, was thrown
out OF the buggy by his horse becoming frightened
and running away. He was somewhat seriously
injured. 1t was expected by friends in his conf
dence that he would leave for washington last
for duty at the national capital after the holiday
recess. Senator Jones also says that he is cand-
date for reelection, and that he expects TO be re-
turned to the Senate. He claims that the stories
which have been published so extensively about
him since his stay In Detroit are part OF a con-
Sptracy that exists outside OF his state, and that
he is In possession OF teegrams, letters and other
documents to prove his statements Several prom
inent politicians and newspaper correspondents
he says, are implicated. He promises disclosure
shortly which Will startle the country, and which
VIII vtndcaUe himself by showing that he had sub
Stant1al reasons for leaving Washington and resfd
ing In Detroit to regain his health, which had been
shattered by severe judicial labOrs In Florida, and
which was not improved by the unhealthy Climate
Of Washington.
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nUNCANsON BROS, Aucuoneers.


CHANCERY SALE OF DESIRABLE PROPERTY
FIFTH. BETWEEN D AND STREETS SOUTH
EAST, IN WASHINGTON, D. C..
By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of the -
@ District to Of Columbis passed in Equity Cause No
ants and Elizabeth Allen ct al are efendxnts the un.
dersgned as Trustee. will sell public auction in
front Of the promises WEDNESDAY, the FIF-
pEENTH ia I, RATGF H4 DE @DEGEMBER, + p 1885 at HALF
ground and premises lying and being in the city Of
Washington and District Of Columbia and KNOWN des-
rs l lot f No d H. in square No s3l in Original sudvs
thereon and the sPpurten.nces thereto belong1nE
Terms OF tte sale follows: 1ie pur-
equal LIN ,S in end two years from
terest at six per cent from the day Of sale and
by deed OF trust upon the property sold sha DO taken
shall be required At the time Of sale and 81 convey
Of sale be not complied WITH the trustees reserve the
right TO resell the property Mt the risk and
default1ng purchaser after ten days notice In city
paper.
:, MASON NOBLE RICHARDSON, Trustee.
d2-1&da 400 9th St NV
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WASHINGTON, d. C..
EDUCATIONAL.

INSTRUMENTAL VOCAL MUSIC AND HAR-
IL mony Systematically taught Special attention to
BEGINNERS qualifying them for teachers or performers
Prof. j. F. GERMUILLER, TAI 7th st n W. sell -3ms
GUITAR. BANJO SINGING. PIANO, &C
OProf LOUIS ORTENSTEIN will teach the above
branches at popular prices. Harmony practically
taught with the above Inquire at 4o6 st. o. BIN
DRIVATE LESSONS IN ALL GRADES OF
study; to adults confidential prepares for college,
Annapolis. West Point all examinations.
se2S IVY INSTITUTE, W.. Sth and n
A HARVARD GRADUATE, ENGAGED AS TU-
~ tor in Washington after November 1st, 1886. de-
sires pupils singiy in classes for hours daily
All English and Mathematical studies Latin, Greek
and French References and further information upon
application to Mr.. JARVIS BUTLER, 934 F ST. nv
ocl4-2m
WAsHINGTON ACADEMY OF TELEGRAPHY
w mas removed from Capitol Hill to 631 st. n. W.,
roonis z, and 8. oc1S-2ms
A GENUINE FRENCH KINDERGARTEN IN
"a french. No English spoken. In charge of Mad
anne Z. c. DES GARANNES. 1888 It. w. oc23 -6n
INSTRUCTION ON THE
VIOLIN.
For terms apply to II. DONCH, 60S II st. NV, or
principal music stores se16-am
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A. B. FrsSrr,
DRUGGIST

A. B. Frsxrr, nRuao,sr
having recently bought out the Drug Store OF ! a
yfee' corner OF 1th and sts NV, has Just laid in
large invoice of pure Drugs and Chemfc,,s ,w;ti !.
large stock Of HOLIDAY GOODS, such as Dressino
Cases, Manicure Sets, Shaving Cases Whisk Holders
Mirrors Perfumes Hair ard Tooth Brushes also Fancy
Cut-1iass bottles too numerous to mention which ha
respectfully invites the public to call srd exa,nine
Satisfactory arrangements have been made with N
J. s. Tyree TO remain with me- n.0-1r
Evening star., 1886-12-10

AGAINST BUCKET SHoPs.1The lower house of
the general assembly or Alabama yesterday passed
general revenue bill containing clause levytng
tax OF 1000 On all dealers, brokers or bucket
shops that buy and sell future contracts on COM
mission. The tax is virtually prohibitOry and the
cotton interests Of Montgomery Will make a strong
hight against II in the senate when 1t comes up for
consideration to-day.
Evening star., 1886-12-10

ATTACKING A FRENCH DEPUTY.-A man attacked
Deputy Casse in the lobby OF the chamber OF dep
uties, in Paris, yesterday, and tried to stab him
The deputy was rescued by friends. The assailant
was arrested. The man who attacked Deputy
Casse is sculptor named Bafiere, who received a
medal from the Salon for a statue OF Marat. He is
the author of q violent anti-radical pamphlet
When arrested he cried out: 81 want TO give u
scratched.
Evening star., 1886-12-10

From the st. James Gazette.
Bishop Moorhouse caused some amusement last
night (Nov. 2;D at the meeting at Manchester uf
the Church OF England Temperance society. by
sketch OF his experience as teetotaler He said
that many years ago he signed a conditional
pledge. He went on very well until toward the
close OF the second year, ana then he broke down
utterly. His doctor told him he would either have
10 give up half his work take some light stfmli-
lants With his principal meals IL was ridiculous
10 tlnk or giving up half hts work: therefore he
tried The stimulus ami he never had the syInr-
toms @si:n. lie supposed he was one OF the thou
Sana v No had not the power OF easily digesting
great masses OF rooa, and could not engage IN ac-
tive mental labor without nervous excitement.
ThoYsaEds OF men doing the greater part OF tho
intellectual WorE OF England belonged 10 the same
class, ana II would be monstrous for these men
either 10 commit suicide or give up half their work.
50 they were bound 10 take the stimulus He, how.
ever, observed rigid rle-never 10 drink alco-
hOic uquOr except at meal times
Evening star., 1886-12-10

COAL IN TEyAs.-Coal in immense quantities has
been discovered in Henderson and Smith counties,
Texas. In the former county one vein is twenty
feet in diameter, and only thirty feet below the
surface. In Smith county, coal was discovered in
less amount, but its quality is excellent.
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The Mother Of Two Mad Kings.
-Y,op, tho Chics 2o Tribune


From time to time rumors reach the American
public suggestive of the development OF q move
ment In Bavaria to dethrone Otto ], who has been
a lunatic nineteen years and to make his uncle,
Prince Luitpold, now regent king in his place. In
connection with these runo,s are evidences that
there is belief more or less wild, spread among
the people Of the kingdom that not only was Lud-
wig II foully dealt with, but that the miserable
Otto could well be spared TO make the way easy
for change or sovereign. Otto is the only one
lett OF Queen Mar1e's children and she has been a
widow nearly twenty-three years. History scarcely
furnishes more pathetic spectacle than that pre-
sented in the sad story OF Queen Marie. She is de-
scr1bed as Christian matr0n, possessed OF sub
line patience and steady courage. Her sweet
motheriy countenance Is the faithful index OF her
serene inner life, calm amid troubles the severity
OF which but few mothers have to endure.
She was born October 18th, 1925, daughter OF
the late Prince Wilhelm OF Prussia. october 18th,
1872, she was married to Prince Macmillan, crown
prince OF Bavaria, who became King Macmillan
II In 1S4S. In consequence OF popular revolt
against the administration Of Ludwig J. Her son
Ludwig, who became ling at the death OF hts
father In 1884, was born In the year ls45; and
Otto the present mad king, In April, 164S, shortly
AFTER the time when hfs father ascended the
throne and also before the storm OF political reyo-
luton had swept over the country.
Evening star., 1886-12-10

THEY WERE MARRIEp.-EliZabeth King, OF Roch.
esterville, Ont, maiden lady eighty-tWo years OF
age, died on Sunday last. She left her fortune,
500 OOOO to young couple ChriSsie King and Gil
bert Allan, on condition that they be married on
the day OF her tnterment. They were accordingly
married.
Evening star., 1886-12-10

Two HANDSOME BLONDE FoRGERs.-In Lafayette
Ind., Wednesday afternoon there came to light q
series OF forgeries committed by couple OF DASH
stores on orders pulporling to be signed by highly
respectable people OF Lafayette. The girls are
cara and Flora Jones, sisters, and pfepOsSeSsing
blondes. They succeeded in working their schems
on number OF well known boot and shoe dealers
who win prosecute them.
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The Theatrical Swindler safe.
n rs BELIEVED THAT HE sUccEEpRD IN GETTING oUl
OF MEXICO.

The New York World says: The swindler VINO
80 cleverly hoodwinked the Mexican people and
succeeded In pocketing many thousands of thalr
dollars by selling seats for PATTI concerts has noe
yet been captured. Dispatches from the city oe
Mexico say that the amount carried on By him 10
known to be $4,000 but It Is thought that he goe
more, as he sod many boxes ana seats two or three
times over. II Is not generally known that Mayer
was virtually under arrest when he ran on. The
governor suspected him and n0tffed him that ne
must deposit the money In the bank r. being
after banking hours Mayer promised TO do 30 IN
the morning. The governor had the express
train which leaves at night watched by defectivo0
who knew the swfndler, but the latter had already
bargained for special engine TO leave On hour
later, to catch the express His leav1nRwas un.
noticed, and although the whole police system 0c
the republic was put In motion, noahing has been
heard OF him since: y is supposed that he was
thoroughly disguised In all his transactions and
that no one really knew row he looked Ae
QIeretaro he left the train which his engine had
caught up 70, and, IL being night, threw on his
disguise, bought ticket through 70 II Paso and
entered the same train as q new passenger, prob.
ably third class, where he would not Be ncticed
much, and where the police would mot look for
him It u said that bis name IL Charles Block
and that he was In Mexico some four years ago.
This name corresponds with the Initials c. n
found on the linen he LEFT behind at his hotel
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SI. W.
DUFCANSON BROS. Auctioneers. d1-d&ds
THSXSHTEsE.s SALE OF PROPERTY on FegE

T'RUSTEE's SALE OF PROPERTY ON FOUR
STREETS % sOUTHWEsf, AT AUCTION
BY virtue OF decree of the Supreme Court of s.sts
tie District m ha; Of Columbia passed in Equity Cause
will as Trustee aRp1nted in said cause sell at pub
OF, 0F DECEMBER, AID 1886: at HALF-PAST FOUR
O'CLOCK PM in front Of the premises all those GER
tain lots or parcels of ground known and described
Lots nnrsd na1hsTed sv F2HR A and FIVE {5 il square
I545l according to the ground plan Of the city Of
square recorded April gath 1874, in the Surveyors
ofilce OF said District IN book marked IN K" Folio
which said real estate stuated in the city Of
These Lots front An street 20 feet each with q
depth OF 13O feet to an alley
Terms One-thrd cash, balance in equal instalments
at one and two years. notes to be given by purchaser
bearing SIX per cent per annum interest and to be
cured by deed of trust the property sold All taxes
or liens Gy reason thereof said real estate will be
paid out of the proceeds of SALE All yancing will
be at the cost of the purchaser the purchaser shall
fail to comply with the of sale within ten days
tue trustee VIII resell the property in default at the
cost and risk Of the defauting purchaser after five
days pubic notice OF such resale in newspaper
published din n Washington. c. deposit Of 800 on
WYMAN L. COLE, Trustee
-. 46S Louisiana avenue II. w,
DUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers d3-d6ds
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Murdered Emma PiersOn.
CONFESSION AND SUICIDE OF THE NAN WHO KuLEr

MufOere0 Emma FterSOns
CONFESSION AND SUICIDE OF THE MAN WHO KILLED
her.
The discharge Tuesday Of Anderson, the big
Swede, who had been under arrest several weeks
for the murder OF Emma Pierson, was followed
Wednesday by the confession and suicide OF the
actual murderer, Alfred Lundstrum, of Pontiac,
r. I. Emma Pierson was the young Swedish
woman whose dead body was found hidden in
Hills Grove. near Pontiac, several weeks ago. she
having been strangied while on walk and then
conveyed to the spot where found. The following
statement OF Mrs. Lundstrum tells the story OF
Wednesdays tragedy:
"Last Saturday my husband appeared very un-
pected him OF being the murderer OF the Pierson
woman. laughed at MIN and said it was i'm
possible and he need not bother about the matter.
Az day Yesterday he mntterea and would
This morning he arose early and went
to his work at the Swedish parsonage.
He returned about IL O'Clock, looking
have cleared Anderson and they Will be after me
next. killed Emma PierSOn and shall be arrested
II they ind me. but do not intend to be caught
He took ehts pistol but called to young man
weapon away from him. He sat by the kitchen
fire m0od1ly for some time and then went into
another room, and soon afterward went to an out
house In the yard. A few minutes later he was
found there dead with his throat cut. believe
my husband told the truth when he said that he
killed Emma PiersOn. He did not appear to be In
sane, but anxious and uneasy"
and has generally been looked uoon as a quiet in,
offensive man. Certain testimony was elicited
during AndersOn's trial which tends to prove the
truth OF Lundstrum's concession, as he was seen
by Gwo witnesses In the vicinity OF the spot where
Emma Pterson was lost sight OF on the day she
disappeared, and about half an hour after she left
her clearinghouse to walk to Pontiac.
Evening star., 1886-12-10

THE MEMPHIS H0HRI MURDER. r. Goodwin,
who shot and killed Thomas Dalton at the Pea.
body hotel In Memphis Monday was arra1gned
attorney announced his readiness TO proceed with
the trial ut once. but the detendant's counsel
other lawyers. Capt. OHaver, OF the police force,
says he arrested the deceased last summer on
the complaint OF Col john r. Goodwin, who
CHARGED that Dalton had demanded 800 for
certain letters In his possession. After being ar
rested Dalton volunteered TO leave the city Il per-
mitted 70 do so SIT Is not known whether he ne
ceiyed the money but Capt. OFIaver thinks the
money was paid and the letters received In ex-
chan0e Dalton was released and lett Memphis,
nalt Returned last Friday. II the letters he held
were returned there are others In existence which
are aatd 90 be- Of Q very damaging nature 20 the
reputation Of the lady who wrote them
Evening star., 1886-12-10

ILLEGAL 10 GUESS AT SQUASH sEED6-At New
Haven, Conn.,, A. O. Norton, q leading merchant,
ned $50 and costs In tine city court Tor giving
his customers chance to guess on the number OF
seeds In q squash. The nearest gueSsers were to
receive prizes He WAS arrested on the charge OF
dispodng OF goods by chance. He took an appeal
to the superior court.
MDIANA ELECTION FRAUD CAsR-The examina-
tdon OF Simeon Coy, Henry n. spain, VIM r. A.
States Commissioner Van Buren,, In Indianapolis
Ind, on charge Of violating the election laws
and through conspiracy TO defraud certain per-
sons In Marion county out Of 0fices to which they
had been elected, was called yesterday, and after
argument, the time for further hearing was set
Tor SATURDAY.. and the Defendants were released On
o6O0 bail each. ss-s.
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AUCTION SALES.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS Il CO.. Auctsoneers.

WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO., Auctioneers.
DECORATED DINNER TEA SERVICES, TOILET
WARE, FANCY BASKETS. ICE CREAM SETS
hFfssrRs M2Ss ROSE lr5 TEA A. SETS s, VASES. TRAYS
-, We shall sell TOMORROW, DECEMBER ELEv
ENTH, at ELEVEN O'CLOCK A. NJ, within our sales
roon the above seortment of Decorated Mare direc
from importers, and must be sold
1t WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO., Aucts.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS : CO.. Auctioneers.
Regular E.l, SATURDAY SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
6FEECIS, CARPETS, HEATING STOVES ETC.
On TO-MORROW, DECEMBER ELEVENTH, we
shall SELL III front of our saleroon, general assort
ment of goods for housekeeping
1t WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO., Aucts.
WEEKS & CO.. Auctioneers,
w o31 Louis lana ave., opp. City Post Office.
AssIGNEE's SALE. BY ORDER OF 1. LuCH. OF
BALANCE h4l!; OF STOCK OF PLATED WARE OF
FANCY KNIvSa GIoGKS GRSs sPLATEP At , TRAYS GAsToRs
iTY: IT. BUTTER I9 q PISCES PITGHERs MgSs
PPQXXES5e PpXES 9o6ns TTHNEs; TSH LOT TOYS. DOLLS
ONE skf, 1sk GOLD @ YURGENsoN WATCH. &C, WITH
AT AUCTION, WITHIN OUR SALESROOMS MON
O'CLOCK. d1O.at
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THE EVENING STAR.
EDUCATIONAL.

I,RENCH AND ITALIAN CLASSES TSPPFcF
dsH'tt aEalitagesfor learning conversation; graded
Syrrss . Aallsl:n teachers 70 each course PRINCIPAL
LtC1ES E G. COLLIE2E, AN 15:sS ST NV
d9-15t - ~ - H"-
Evening star., 1886-12-10

WAS MR. SULLrvAN's LETTER OPENED?-vhe Dub
lln p0stCmce officials are accused OF opening
letters addressed to Mr. Sullivan, ex-chairsean OF
the irish National League Of America. 1t Ia al
leged that letter from MI. SullivanS wife in
chicago was received with the seal broken. The
Omc1ais decline TO institute an inquiry unless
the envelope which 1t Is claimed was tampered
with Is produced.
Evening star., 1886-12-10

BROKE THROUGH THE lCk AND DR0wNED.-Albert
Wheeler, Newtown; Conn, farmer, and his step
drive across the Housatonic river wednesday, but
on coming to the Zoar bridge found 1t blockaded
with ice. Wheeler thought he could drive around
slipped ON theice and the wagon andtts occupants
slid into the river. ALI were jumbled together In
the floating ice, and before help arrived Miss
Beardsley was drowned. wheeler reached the
shore in safety, but exhausted The horse was
also drowned.
Evening star., 1886-12-10

PROHIBITION IN GEoRGIA.-Much interest has
been felt as TO the position OF the present Georgia
legislature In regard TO prohibition, as 1t was the
intention OF the dry people to ask Tor vtgor-
GUS statutes. IN the consideration OF the tax bill
in Atlanta wednesday the prOhfbit1On1stS moved
an amendment to raise the license from $50 to
800. This was defeated by q vote OF 20 to "a.
Evening star., 1886-12-10

Rxtfacfdtnary catches OF codnsh ase reported
along the Nova Scotia coast. The oldest usher.
season.
Rev. Charles We'd, at the First Independents
sermon on the bible, taking the grOond thai e r
inspired but nog tnfnll1b1e. =
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Mean North Carol ina r,obberx.

CLOTHING IN A SNOW STORM
CHARIoTTF, NC. Dec 1o.-Yesterday morning
while a heavy snow was falling and the ground
covered TO depth OF six inches the citizens were
startled at the presence upon the STREETS OF n gen.
tleman barefooted and naked. with the exception
OF linen duster which Mapped about his snivering
form. IL proved 10 be j. N. Broome. manager OF
that he had started 10 the city, and when upon
the highway he was assaulted by gang OF men
who Knocked him down, took his buggy and
money and stripped him. leaving HIN nearly dead
In the snow, with only the dIister, which had
fallen on In the struggle. IL Is supposed their
sign was TO let him freeze To death. He has been
cared for and will probably recover, though he is
badly frozen.
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stare Robbery I'm Texas

COLORADO, TEX, Dec. lo.-The stage between
here and Angelo was held up and robbed a mile
south or here Wednesday morning by young
man who gives his name as Townsend. He COM
PEELED the driver TO get out and lie down while he
bound him, then drove or and rfred the mail
bags, which contained nothing OF value Tie
driver loosened his feet and came TO town, when A
large part OF the population started In chase
While the pursuers were out the robber came into
town, was identified and taken in by Deputy
United states Marshal Gooch. lie Is now in 1an
Evening star., 1886-12-10
qEtEGRAMS TO ThH Star.


LAssorNG ms RIVAL IN LOVE AND DRAGGING HIN 10
DEATa
Las CRUCES, " NJ. Dec. 1o.--on Friday last two
young Mexicans OF In Messilla, about twenty
three miles from this place Quarreled and fought
about a girl that both were paying attentions TO-
In the hight Hector Garcia whipped Cesario
fresQueS. FresQucs was not satisfied, however,
and, declaring that he would &c; even with Garcia
ne mounted his horse and threw rope, OF which
ne had made a lar1at, lasSoing Garcia around an
ella he started his horse az nll speed, dragging
hifn from place 10 place fog about a mile and In
luf1ng Garcia terribly. and from his injuries he
d!eu yesterday. FrcSQueS was arrested and placed
IN Jail az La Messilla shortly after the crime was
committed, but during the night he was per-
mltted 10 escape ana Is sitl at large. It Is said
that fresqueS friends got possession of a key 10
the Jail and let the culpr1t escape.