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LOST AND FOUND.

OST-IN WESLEY CHAPEL sATURDAY I2Tu
Inst. pair Of gold eyeglasses Literal reward Will
q PAID On return Of same to 1895 Connecticut ave
IL II De-
III OsT-A PAIR OF GOLD EYEGIASsEs WITH
IL chain attached On 9Th st.. between PeunsylyaIa
sss. Ana u 81 Reward II returned 10 1915 St N ".
II OSI-ON SA1URDAY EVENING, OCTOBER
IL l.tth, Natch-ChAn, with ring catch A suitable
reward will be paid If lett at star Office In.
III OSI-LOWER PART OF EARRING GOING
~ from MON ST sw. TO 1th ST. Reward IL re-
turned to ll02 4th ST. sc. ocl5-2ts
II OsT-wHILE MOVING PROM WASHINGTON
~ 10 Hyattsyille- on lst inst pack re containing
PAR red pOrtieres and small lace CURTAINS In
forInAtion leading TO recovery will be rewarded Il
ThICONE. Hyattsville. ocl53t.
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The Suicide OF q Rabbi.
POVERTY AND OLD AGE RENDER HIM DEsPoNDHN


An old man yesterday afternoon took his life in
Central Park, N. Y. Sergt Ferris, OF the park
police, was walking on the west drive, opposite
Gath stree, when he heard the report OF pistol,
and on fastening In its direction he found man
with frightful wound in the head, while his
right hand grasped smoking revolver. The man
was unconscious, and was removed to Roosevelt
Hospital, where he breath d for ten minutes.
Letters found showed the corpse to be that OF NJ.
Strauss, a RABBI but not resident OF New York.
He was portly, dignlfled-lO0king man, with IRON
gray hair and beard His pockets contained sl2.28.
Two letters address TO his son, Henry, In Clncin-
natl, dated October a. Indicated that he was then
meditating suicide, as he said that he had for
warded TO his son his books and papers. After
speaking OF his fru1tess efforts 10 procure employ
ment as teacher he wrote: "YOu can't wonder at
my despair" He also alluded pathetically 10 the
fact that after living In comfort until he was sixty
years OF age he should be reduced TO such straits
During his TWO weeks stay In the city he had been
at the Occidental HOTEL In the B0wery. He came
here from Cincinnati, where his son is attending
college, and II appears, was anxious to secure en-
plOyment for himself so as 10 enable the son to
finish his education and prepare for the ministry.
DIR. Silverman, the assistant rabbi OF Temple
EMANUEL, called at the hospital and said that the
undertaken Of his congregation would take charge
OF the body and attend TO the funeral
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-16

The Prince OF Wales Leaves Vienna
VIENNA, Oct. 16-The Prince OF Wales TO-DAY
babe farewell to Emperor Francis Joseph and
started for England.
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District Goyernment Affair..l

THE COMMISSIONERS ANNUAL ESTIMATES.
The Commissioners have nearly completed their
estimates for the next fiscal year, and the same
will likely be transmitted to the First Controller
to-day. In conversation with Commissioner
Wheatley upon the subject, he said the estimates
for street improvements alone would foot up about
$1,OOOO 600.
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Second recourse $780, for three year-olds and
upward; 4 mile: Sam Harper. jr., won; Carnegie
second; Ovid, third Time, :16k.
Third race-Oriole handicap, for all ages mile
ana iurlong; Eurus, first; Favor. second; Defense,
third; time: 1:5Sx
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The Sergeant Dropped,
POLICE OFFICER ON TRIAL FOR TRYING TO SHOOT
HIS SUPERIOR.

VIM. Fl. Walters, lately q police of1cer of the
sixth precinct, was placed on trial at noon to-day
In the Criminal Court, Judge Montgomery on the
charge OF an assault and battery on VIM. F. Fall
vey, sergeant In the same precinct The alleged
assault occurred June 80 last
Sergt. Falvey testified that he had reported
Walters twice for having bottle OF whisky in his
pocket and for cursing. and Lieut. Kelly mad sus-
pended him. On the same day. when In the side
room OF !he station, Walters approached witness
pistol to about the region OF his heart. Witness
observed that the pistol was not cooked and at
tempted TO get his own pistol. When he saw
Walters finger on the trigger be dropped to the
floor; the pistol was discharged, the bali passing
over witness shoulder, making light abrasion
OF the skin.
On cross-examination, witness said Walters was
under the influence OF liquor.
Lieut. Kelly testified that on the day OF the &C.
currence Sergt. Falvey had reported Walters and
witness found the whisky in Walters pocket; that
walters begged witness to let the matter drop
Witness subsequently learned that he had cursed
Sergt- Falvey. and he then suspended him. A
short time afierward he heard station keeper
Garner say: "Walters, that won't do" and looking
up saw Walters with his pistol raised. A moment
later witness heard the report OF the pistol Wit
ness ran out of his room and saw Walters with the
pistol raised again, when he (wtness) knocked it
down. Walters was diSarmed and locked up.
John Garner, the statIon-keeper, testified TO see.
ing walters go toward the Sde.rOOm, and called
to him; "Walters, that won't 49, ana in a moment
heard the report OF the pistol Witness did not
see the pistol or hear him say anything at the
time.
The DEFENDANT testified that he never drank H.
Quor in his life till this occasion, and then drank
because he was suffering with neuralgia He did
not know what had occurred that night nor could
he tell why he was put In the cell when he came
to CONSCIOUSNESS.
John walters father Of the defendant, testified
that he never knew the boy to take q glass Of
liquor before, and that he was q remarkably good
son.
capt. D: N. Taylor and Major Thos Ward testi-
ned TO the good character OF defendant.
Off1cQr cd no WaIt
Ing, and acc0sted him, when he replied that he
would be dead man that night
ms closed the testimony, and the counsel pro-
cee0ed To arRue The case
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NJ q the policemens fund realized Si,0eo
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Sh0t Down hy His Secretary.
4 TIxAS RANCRKR KILLED BIZ An khPLoY1 N sELF.

dispatch nom Waco Tex, says: Between
ana 10 O'Clock Sunday night Charles Moran. jr, Of
New YORK was shot and killed on the Waco farm
BY his secretary, c. C. West West his wife. and
Moran lived on the farm and had been In the city
making purchaser Upon their return home, at
the supper table, Il u reported, Moran mace some
snsuitinS remarks 70 VESTS wife, whereupon she
arose and went crying 70 her husband, who was
IN the yard giving Instructions 70 some hands ana
told hin that Moran tnsulted her. West told her
70 return 20 the house, stating that ne would oe
there presently. She went back into the house
ma wa met again BY Moran. who asked her II
aha Vac through pouung. West then came up
and cautioned Moran 70 des1st, and then went Into
the room occupied by hts wife.
Norsn retired, a. West thought for the night,
but shortly afterward he appeared with Win
cheser rlfe and stood himself directly In front OF
Wear room door, West then grappled with him
md succeeded In wrestling the weapon from hiul-
Noran returned 70 his room and reappeared with
larRe-ea1ed dirk West, who stil had possession OF
the winchester, fred q short range The ball go
ina through loranb abdomen West called IN
nome DeighboS TO attend 70 his wife and came d.
rect TO Waco and gave himself up.
Norm was about fOTty-nve years old and 10 the
son OF New YORK banker. He was kept literally
supplied with money BY his family ana ne spent II
In LAVISH and eccentrtc way. Five years ago he
Organized the Waco stock Farm He married Q
Woman whom he introduced nrst - his sister out
afferWard claimed that she WAS his s1sserln-law.
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To Prevent AdulteraliOns.
COMMISSIONER MILLER THINKS HIS BUREAU CAN AT


Mr.. Miller, the Commissioner of Internal Reve.
nue., stated to-day that he was confident OF being
able to carry out the provisions OF the District
adulteraed food and drugs law as far as It relates
to his bureau although the bill provides no money
for the testing and examination OF such suspected
articles as may be brought to him. The ottoman
garlne act OF 1886 neceSSitated the establishment
ment OF laboratory In the Treasury for the test
ing OF this product, and this WORK Is now under
the charge OF Prof. Richards whom Mr.. Miller re-
CARDS as one OF the best chemists to be found As
soon as he receives an Official copy OF the new act
II Will be carefully examined, and such materials
and appliances as are likely TO be needed Will be
support Of the bureau. II it is found that these
means are inadequate Congress will be asked for
an additional appropriation.
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A TEXAS LYNcHMG.-Joe Joiner, Q negro At
tempted to assault s. w. WolseyS tweive-year
old daughter. near Hutto. Texas sunday evening
He was frustrated In his attempt hy the screams
make his escape BY mounting horse and leaving
A posse was soon gathered and started in pursuit
OF him He was Overtaken 6 miles nom autto
and was shot through the ahoulder before being
captured The posse returned with him 70 Autto
and at IL O'Clock at night he was hanged 70 tEe<
by unknown parties
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WOnlela's Pockets,
From the Philadelphia Times.

Men often wonder and wonder how women get
along without pockets 1t is not generally known
that many women utilize various articles OF attire
for this purpose. One is the hat Young ladies
out shopping may be seen fitting back their hats
and putting various small articles inside. girl
piece OF soap, pair OF stockings, and several
handkerch1efs In the crown OF her hat Many
their gloves In the folds Of their parasOl when not
using them and the glove itself Is made the recep-
tacle for car fare theater ckets and even letters
which ladies keep diamonds and other Yaluahles
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Nominated for Congress.
For the Worlds Championship.

PROVIDENCE, X. l., Oct. 16.-The first district
Democratic convention to-day nominated o. L.
Lapham for Congress.
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II was Zone by a Porter In Revenge fOr
lll.Ereatments
BRUSSELS, Oct. ia courier has arrived here
from the Congo Free state. He brings details OF
the death Of Major Barttelot, who was shot and
killed with a revolver by porter In the Stanley
relief expedition In revenge for the 1u-treatment
he was subjected to by Major Barttelot The muir
derer was placed under arrest and delivered to
the omctafs at Stanley Falls. He has since been
hanged for his crime.
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THE WANING EPIDnIc.-There were twool
Jacksonville yesterday. The people now feel ina
the epidemic has pretty wen spent 10 co1ns
OF the situation az REORGANIZATION. He nnos that tn
town 1s suffering not 20 much from actual yeliow
lever a. from distress among people unaose " -
cure work
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The Emperor Goes IN Nanles.
The PinplicO Races.

ROME, Oct. 16 Emperor william and King
Humbert have gone TO Naples. They received al
ovation on their departure from this city.
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Sale~ NJ Real E.,.s.-

Sarah Ann Swart has bought OF Matilda r. Rog.
ers for $500 SUB lot 20, 50. l92 1896 by l37 feet
streets.
James Richmond, Of Philadelphia, has bought OF
W. < Lindsay, ct al, for $4,000, lot i, so. 24s,
streets northwest. Chas. heatley has bought OF
George Mueller, for $5,443.2s part Is, So 364,
fronting 20 feet on west 9th street. bet Q and
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AND COMMERCIAL.
The New York q

The New York stock Market.
The following the opening and closing prices of
tn. New York Stock Market reported by special
wire to Corson and Mccartney. l419 street.
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ADnnIous woxAxs AcE.-nn Nay M!scn
Of New Brunswick, n J, while " VT a, ~ poS ~
her bed md then jumped into the Hanna NJ osoo
Sunday nom the burns she reoeaveo.
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DISPATCH FOR personal INFORMATION" FRoM A
HERALD CORRESPONDENT.
From the New York Herald
am hurI y1ng through the western counties
for am sick OF this eternal butJon-h oling and
corner-grocery tariff discussion. You can make
up your mind that, unless some extraordinary
change OCCURS between now and November
Harrison Will 60 down TO High bridge with some
thing Lac 10000 plurality. II New York city can
overcome thai, Cleveland is all right; II not, he
win have TO pack up and come bacN 10 Bun ilo.
You can get no idea In your present sur
roundings OF the situation In the country.
The republicans are making a 1erce, IN
telligenI and so far successful hight IL
was mistake for Cleveland to raise the
tarin issue. can see that now Tor the nrst time.
The surface argument Is as you KNOW ali In favor
or the republicans, and hat Is the argument that
catches the cOuntrymen- There are large defecuons
OF lifelong democrats among the farmers every
where have been. In Rochester the men In con-
troll OF the democratic Organization Will knife
Cleveland sure. They are very bitter against him.
anu in private maze no bones OF IL. In SteuOen
County tue democrats are all smashed up. Cleye-
lands appolntees are lot of milk and water jack
anape who let their enemies scoop everything.
The only notable exception IS Jun hanlon, internal
revenue collector, who lives at Medina, and Is
making the most extraordinary hight In orleans
County have ever yet come across. He's a daisy.
The democrats IN MAJ ara county are saving their
money TO use ON election day. God bless themr
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For the Yellow Fever Sufferer.

For the Yellow Fever Sufferers.
The following additional subscriptions for the
yellow fever sufferers In Florida have been re-
ceived at The STAR ONCE:
Heretofore acknowledged. s., $50 20
Bindery Government Printing once. 9 90
Folding division Government Printing Of
fice.. ........................... rs
s. G........................... 90
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EXChAn0A.
The following changes from yesterdays quotations
on the Warrington Stock E1cnsnre are noted to-day:
i. rsssss2s l$7 I'D nd fs rs. .:Ess
&.Iis. ssoes 1os d
3. c. 5O-year fund, 3-65s 1924, Currency. i5S bid
YS S III ~ a.s bid
Washington Gas, Al Did. AN asked. Arlington In
sss % St Sis
I21A bid Psnnsylysnis Telephone Co. 35 asked.
na isSh0Rs S LsSt
Infantry 1st MORTGAGE bonds o.. 90 bid Washington
Bank Of theRepublic, 1874 bid. Psnorans Co, IL bid
baltimore Markets.
BALTIMORE. Nd Oct. 16-virsinia consols 37,<
asked: do. ten-for,ies IS bid; do new threes, 81
Sd Bst w and OHIO stock s6asss; Northern
SSaa. 1857
BALTIMORE, Nd. Oct 1e-cotton dull and steady
H61ssa Street :ns xsss 1nr Ss 5s
s..r.. a4es5SS: d do family Ssos6 3: saty mills
family io .ssa sa shade G low aG
Sss:%s s. SSSss{Ss
ola54; yellow; GLASS; western, quli: mixed spot
FL SssS,s1 aa3 'tS% as lhsss
en- and Rsnn;yiy:aiS sI:s4 western white ssss4
steady, 67a70. Hay, quet-prine to choice western
10 50s17.0O. Provisions, steady-mess pork II 90
Lsrd-refned, IL ~ Butter, frm-western packed -
ais best roll l7alS; creamery. 2la25. Eggs, firm
2la22. Petroleum. steady-rehned ~. Coffee stiff.
fer-kio oarvoes fair l6a,16; suMr, steady~A soft,
steady. 126a128. Freights to Liverpool per steamer
dull and noninal-cotton. Nd; -four. per ton, I7s
3D. grain. I'd. heceipts-nour $4,000 barrels wheat
$4,000 bushels; corn ~ 600 bushels; oats, FOOD
bushels. Shpments-hour, e. 500 barrels; corn, ia
600 bushels Sales-wheat. l23.0O0 bushels; corn
$4,000 bushels.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. Oct. 10. 10 O.. m--December and May
wheat which were about the only options traded In
played hide and seek In fashion at the opening
on Change this morning. December strong, and
il soon cent in advance. Then May, which had
been weak. grew strong aud advanced steadily while
December staggered little under load until MAY
caught mp and they anibled along amicaby together
| At the same hgure Tor q time. but May forged
slightly ahead December opened lower. at Ii6a<,
eighth and then started advance which carried it
to 1121 at 10 O'Clock. May opened UNCHANGED, at
11O1 huctuated downward to ITO. then with slight
reaction moved steadily mp to 112A. November corn
opened weak and y lower. at 43h. and is quoted
opened cais sSs W. ve.s
and sr1ieahly DROPPED I'm to 1422h NSysmber lard
| sf7.2O ''' "'N '-A"-A' A''' -" A""e''
| CHICAGO. Oct 10. IL q m-December wheat Is
| quoted at 111A. and May ut lily; November corn
q 4Sts May oats. 29s. and May pork at IA 50; No
vemoer lard 1t S52b; October short ribs at 6.12HL
The excursion given two weeks ago for the bene.
NJ q tns polcemenS fund realized 9, 0eQ
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The CO0Psss
COURT IN GENERAL TERN.

The CO0Rtas
COURT IN GENERAL TERN.
To-day, Miller agt Fleming; argued and sub
mitted Page agt. Dezendorf; do.
CIRCUIT COURT No. 1-Judoe Ha1ner.
To-day, Murray agt District; verdict for plain
TIL, 500. Armstrong agL Worthington; judy
ment affirmed. Union Paper Box co. agt. OfuIt q
Co.; judgment Of condemnation. ROsenthal: plain
TIL called and suit dismissed.
EQUITY CoURT-Jud0e james,
To-day, Phillips agt. Walbridge; reference to au-
ditor. Brelsford agt Huston: K Beresford's claim
allowed died. Muth agt Stott; nnal distribution
ordered.
POLICE CoURT-Jud0e Muller.
To-day. Daniel MumfOrd and George Minor, col.
ored, vagrancy; bonds or 80 days each. samuel
Hutchinson colored, disorderiy conduct; SO or
80 days John Kelly, trespass on parks; s. or Is
days Howard Warner, dlSorderly conduct; DO
VIM. Sanders, colored, vagrancy; bonds or 80 days
VIM. Smith, cOored. disOrderly conduct; IS or Is
days Robert Holmes, do; collateral forfeited
John Cross violating police regulations: IS OF Is
days Frank Mcguire, dlsorderiy conduct; IS OF
Is days. Mary Lilly, vagrancy; BONDS or 60 Jays.
George johnson, disOrderly conduct; SO or 30
days Edward Addison, do; IS or Is daya Helen
Dyson, cOlored, do: SO or 30 days Reuben Page,
colored, Indecent exposure: $40 or 80 days Nancy
Williams, Mary Payne and Georgia johnson, col
ored, dlsorderly conduct; S or Is days each.
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RowuL AND MncnEIL ConMo.-Chax Rowell
"a no part Ia . sax-day contest In New YORK on
NovsmSse IS Mitchel1 the pugiilst, e coming
here win howell, and WIN act q the lstters
8 un1g WR ooeaab Management ior The fu-
tura.
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THr II.
PoND's EXTRACT Ia Known sverywhers, ana vel,
merits its reputation - the Peoples Remedy !" and
Universal Pain Destroyer For forty years this
great vegetable compound has proved its ecacy and
pever failed 70 do its duty when brought into use. L.
has VOL It's greatest . subduer ali paint
aid Inflammation and should be every housahold
fONDs EXTRACT cures burma sunburna, Chsnng
AemorrhAses. etc. Ask Tor FOND'S ExTRICT. Tais
no itnieauons my3l
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THE AQUEDUcr SCANDAL
Ehe Speaker Announces MEMBER -
Represent the House 81 sAe Co00is.

The Speaker this morning Announced the three
members VINO are to represent the House on the
committee TO investigate the aqueduct-tunnel
frauds They are hessrs ClemensS OF Georgia; No
MILD, OF Tennessee. and Ryan. OF KansaA MessrA
Clements and Ryan are members Of the appropri-
ATOMS committee. Mr.. Ryan was one Of the
house conferees on the deficiency nlll, and b
quite familiar with the subject Nj. McMillin -
MEMBER OF the ways and means committee.
10 PROTECT TUE WORK.
In the Senate yesterday, ON motion OF Mr. Hale,
joint resolution was adopted authorizing and
directing the Secretary OF War TO use 30 much OF
any unexpended balance Of appropriation for the
WORK OF the Washington aqueduct tunnel a. may
De necessary for the purpose OF protecting and
preserving the work already done upon the tun-
mel MI Hale stated that under the rulings OF the
controller no work can be done after the LIST
proximo, and II was necessary TO provide for the
protection OF the tunnel
The House to-day agreed to the resolution. after
amenoing II, SO Is TO extend the inquiry.
Inc aqueouct committee expect TO get organ.
izeo and oeg1n work within day or two
THE SENATOR'S NOT YHr sElsCfEp.
Senator Ingalls, told STAB reporter this after
noon that he had not made up his mind yet about
the appointment OF the Washington aoueduct in.
vestigattng committee, as there is some complica.
the committee.
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AN UNGRATEHUL DKBroR.-A white man named
John Floury was fined $40 or 30 days by Judge
Miller to-day for an assault on Mr.. John Thomas,
the grocer at 9Th and streets southwest. The
complaint OF the prosecuting witness The latter
trusted the defendant for q sack OF hour, which
he sold for whisky, and when spoken TO about tt
he committed the assault
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-16

The BALrnoRHs STERN Posr.-The stories about
the cracking Of the stern-post Of the new cruiser
Baltimore that have reappeared, are Indignantly
denied by Chief Constructor Wilson. When the
lore ana art In order TO prevent accident, but It
was discovered afterward that the clamps had
Deen broken The post, however, Is not cracked.
itatively stated.
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CouoHERs To The FRosr

PlMPLES. blackheads. chapped and oily skin pre-
vented by CUTIcURA INDICATED SOAP &C 6 II 10 %
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v, ben Ia = LAS sict. we gave or Cas;oTia
ni'htA Ma Z ella sne cried Tor Casto-ta
Wien ale Declisie Aiss. shs chung 70 CAssoriA
"|e- 49, Lse sLAlaTeA. sAs save them CassonA
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RANGE OF THE THERNOMBTRR-Ther following
were the readings at the Signal ONCE to-day: D q
m, 81; p. ~, 60; maximum, 81: minimum. -.
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HossrosDu AorD PuospzXr.
FOR INDIGESTION.
pyspssia, and dissasa incsdsns shu,Se. eo,s

PIA,s Soar.
PIAas SOA,.
PEA.s SoA.
Fun Wnn HAna
BRlsHr CIzAR Con1xuox
Sorr HEAIravuL Sm
sPEARg SOAP SOLD Evx8YWu8
sOgvuD G AHMunS
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SUPPOSED 10 BE A SwINDLxR.-Mr. George Elliott
called on Chief Parris OF the IRE department, to-
day, and handed him a check for Is Tor the relief
OF the widow OF Fireman Kohn. Chief Paris in
formed him that there was never such man IN
the service. Mr.. Elliott then told how q man rep
reSenting himself as Chas. Price, secretary OF the
hreman's relief fund, called on him and asked for
subscription. He described the man a. OF me-
dunn height about 80 years OF age, with brown
hair and mustache. Some days ago Chief Parr 8
the relief OF the same man This was returned
with the Information that thefe was no such man
In the employ OF the service. The matter 10 EVIL
stood, have been victimlzed by the same game.
The police have been notified.
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PERSONAL.

SfECIAL VffEhING-To EMPLOYEES N STATE
~ an. ->a.S Depsrtments. We will make ur,iforn,
si,s - IsHsT a. iSl1o~ins q b blue Beaver
S.2tn. 10. ~ ~ nns Beaver Cloth, all Co.or AZ
BCRGkk son. Manufacturer iil2Fst 800
nIvoRcEs-A- GooDRICH. ATTOKNEY- N
LILA Dearborn ST, Chicago, advice fre-. $500
one yeArs experience. business quietly ana Is.Hn
e..>- sel5-s.tu.th,ly
WMW1LIAMs.G E0.W. McELFREsE Aryruop
w ma Private Detective Agency Conr,
promptly attended, % aud strictly conndeati.I o,s
opSn az hours w. WILLIAMS. Manager yzo N -
ICsTH's OLD STAND Is The ONLY pr ,Sv
q where trst-clAss Second Hand Clothins 80 e
pa rsspees~o1s priees Address VI call al 6Iy 81
~ ny l-8rn
TUeT THINK A STYLISH GARMENT FOR
child or years old, for o 90 larver stzea rf.e
e. each kArFMANs COMBINATION. IIth It
be ocl3-3t