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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-27
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7S ssg Man. Pressed Dy Orsditors, Com
} hRv0ts Suicide on His wedding Day.
ion on Creek, N. Y, was thrown into
, .r,... excitement on Wednesday over the
suicide Of William r. vandormont Of
a. O'Clock that evening to Miss
frankie Matteson, niece OF Col. l.. v.
8. MattesoD, assistant librsrisn TO
the state Senate. vandormont was the
sonCof . wealthy farmer, about twenty two
years old and . grsduHte Of Exeter college.
He was handsome, dsshing, well supplied
with money and always surrounded oy
boon companions. He first met Miss Mat
teson in July last ut o hop st Alexandria
bay. 1t was case OF love 81 d rst sight, and
within two weeks their engagement was
announced, but the parents Of both parties
opposed the match
About two weeks ago ysndormont fol-
lowed his sweetheart to SANDY Greek,
where she 10 visiting. For ths flTst week
be waa lavish with his funds, but . draft
made by him upon his father was returned
unsattslied, and . telegram announced that
De would receivo NO further assistance from
thst source unless he gave up bis sweet
heart This he refused 70 do. The
trasospeople with whom the young man
hed run accounts began to feel uneasy.
w.d aesdsy they got their hesds tose'h
snd decided to effect set,lea, n
bsiore the wedding. vsndormont oalied
upon several persons, but wss unable "a
effect q loan. This disheartened him and
be walked out OF the village, the constables
md his creditors watching his movements
and following. They came up to him IL q
strip OF Wooda When q few feet away,
Apd aiter second demand for money hao
been mads, he drew y pistol and fired
through his heart.
The news was carried to his sweethoart,
who, surrounded by friends, wss preparing
for her wedding. The shock Was great and
Il 10 feared her reason Ia dethroned.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-27

Sioux Indians Want Eleven dillon Dollars
Chief John Grass says he will gusrsu.
tee that every Indian on the reservation,
Including himself and sll the chiefs, shall
sign the Sioux sct II the government Will
pay them 81 per sore for 1000, 600 acres Of
isnd. h2t they positively refuse TO come to
terms at Atty cents per acre
He also stipulates that the &ll 600, 900
from the SUE OF the land shall De imme.
dtateiy deposited to their credit
Tney want this money ~ q perpetual
fund TO help them toward civilization, a.
they believe IL IL the last treaty the govern.
mopt will ever have with the Indians, and
therefore they want 10 make the most OF II,
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Execution Issued.

Execution was issued today against
VIM. w. Grosh for Sl2. 1888 10, by ]. w. b.
Bsusman, and at the same time an attach.
ment against Lintner d arosh, cattle
dealers, George CRUDE. Samuel Brubsksr
aud Fulton National bank ~ gsrnishees.
Grosh q Lintner were cattle dealers and
failed sCme time ago.
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Chosen By the Pre-, 4 lent.

New YORK, Sept N.--A special dispatch
from Washington to the Catholic Nesas,N N
this city, says that presk,saASt Cleveland has
appointed frof <sfthur J. stsoe, Of the
oo.Ny "'Notre Dame, ~ scientific
oAP0'' =" Paris ex position OF 1885,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-27
The Lebanon Fair

At the Lebanon fair yesterday, Fiss Il
Doerr's Bashawl won the 2:45 race with
Joseph Arnold's Bessie M. second, and II.
stoner's Belle y. third. Time 2al, 2:43A
2aoX and 2a5If.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-27
PURSUING A CLUE,
An AMERIcAN BKLlEvED To BR rak
rrsrIos TOR or FIVE MuRDERs.
Ens sss-uusssoe sf the sngush Pathological
Musssn rsl,s the Coroner Invss,igstins
ne Whitscbspel murders Of the
ssnbss Request Of . MAN.

loNpoN, Sept 26--The coroner, while
eummipg up the evide ence taken at the In
Quest Of the lstest Whitechapel murder,
osated thas ehortly sfter the dc.
taila Of the last sitting had been pub
! lIebed, the ubcurator Of the English
Pathological museum, informed him that
some months since IN American visited the
mussum and seked him TO procure num-
bef Of specimens Of uterus Tor which he
would willingly pay 20 pounds each. The
Americas aid that his object In securing
The specimens We 70 issue one with each
copy Of . book upon which he was then
oneaged.
The sub curator promptly informed the
applicant thst II wss impossible 70 comply
with his request The American continued
10 urge his request and declared that he
wanted the speoimens preserved In elycer.
Inc instead Of spirits In order to keep them
nsccid. He repeated solicitation at anoths
tnssitutiop. The curator Immediately
informed the officials Of Scotland Yard Of
the strange affair. II II hoped that pub
licity Of the matter will further elucidate
the incident and lead 10 the detection OF the
criminal who committed the Whitechspel
murders Much assistance 10 looked fCl
from the American press In the discovery y
.Juf the A Amoricsn, who N evidently insane.
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GONE ONEsAYs AS THE ANIMALS

SOM Il UNE SA IN AS Til ANIMALS
~ were x ing into the Ark. The Ant said
to the Elophant, who are you showing -"
phtladelI hia and New York are iresome
places To shop aud biz stores like the elephant
atten ion is given TO spefial things. Act we'll
your part-thereiD all honor lies
nose eaf Pillow with any one of the Is
KINDS OF China 4 * I've have In stock) cove
Ing IL, may producs nap, and tp that nap
dream worth NOR than hll the other kinds of
china b oxen by the rvsnts in the last six
months. Try g. The pillow We mean.
MRS. NJ WOODWARD,
mayo'lydW&s 26h Hast King st.
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Foster On the Stump.

FORT WAYNE, Ind, Sept T.--The Dem.
ocrass were addressed last night by Frank
X. Foster, OF Massachusetts,, ex-ohairman
Of the national executive board OF Knights
OF Labor.
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TnE sale of two Now street dwelling, N os.
% ana 25. belonging to the estate OF Amelia
Aishlich. will take place at the Leopard
hotel this evening at ~ O'Clock.
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Corr. n. Y. Times.
Unless the Republicans can gain their
-. sss of the iDcressed vote Of Indiana by
~ .ssspssrpp OF the results Of reduced
nosshs vsb >lion bills, IL 10 difficuit to see
trifwhere kn obtain even fracsien.o' II.
q. rhslr Als to labor are poul,,.,, MA bit a.
- Niondiy ears, snd are rsfpieSHH H,Se s A. tnt
rsSSB1 umenA In ts<rnsce WAT. mat tne'f
"a riGfN ro'Benators have only hssa;Yns9
q po.,' TO devise bill for tsistion Of oil the
Of S's - .E:n:s the me s,i.n
Esmp iouseii occasions, NO that Republican
riGAPEHssiRs are about one half American flag
ven. 9As.ne rest British, their appeals please
;, IDLY the veteran Republicans who have
always been pr0tectionists and few Demo-
crsts who have bScome protectionists re-
Gently. Among the men or the labor orRsni
X SALONS Harrison Ia detesl cd. Outside OF them
he cuts no figure for personsl popularity.
will reserve for another letter an account OF
the attitude OF the Labor men and the Pro.
hihitionists, who are to exert q powerful
influence In determining the result The
PrphIbitiOnists have an electoral ticket and
hsys made state and congressional nomiDs.
tiOps There 10 state Labor ticket, but no
organic a,ion and no electoral ticket Or
gs0ixsd labor 10 divided, but 1t il the
opinion Of well-informed men that the
Republicans cannot expect to get .
third Of ,. the s,,d.,inr Labor vote Of .nn, the
ing class OF Indiana 70 Harrison In not
siient; It IL sggressive, and bitterley 60
That II has been felt II shown by the at
tempts making in the s1aere to close
up the office OF the Labor Signai, q vigorous
sxponept OF tariff reform aud . supporter
of the Democratic candidates. This flank
attack by the Republican state committee
hss intensified the opposition Of the work.
ipgmep, already sufficiently developed. II
the feeling extends and II nds impression
In vo % at the polls there IIsy b. . political
sAvalanche" on Nov 9, but II will cover up
Harrison, New 4 Co and not Cleveland
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Pretty New Uniforms.

To- day the IIoquois band went to
Columbia, and they made their first
appearance In new fatigue uniforms O,
hiue. which are very handsome. Thew
were furnished by Martin Brothers
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CHsw strawberry Plug Tobacco ana save the
Tags for a hand some present
O.DUTIESHoFER.s Sole Agent,
sl4 lmd " west King street.
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Remember the dates ana 20 early. Their
Offices are crowded from morning till night
N. N.B.-Everyone - no visits the doctors be-
fore the "a OF October will receive services for
the nrst three months free OF charge.
OFFICE HOUR From .. IN. to 1880 d. IN,
SUNDAYS from 10 a. IN. TO 5 p. IN.
sep2t5tdAltw
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CuYw Strawberry Plug Tobacco ana save the
Tags for handsome present.
.DUTTENHoTEa, Sole Agent,
slA-lmd II West King street.
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CHRw Strawberry Plug Tobacco and save the
Tags for q handsome PR sent
DUTTkkHOrER.s Sole AGENT
sli-lmd u West King street.
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The third season Of this club began last
evening with woll-balaDoed chorus, and
several public concerts will likely be given
during the winter.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-27

80 ~ ESxs Great London Railroad show
..n,.z congress OF Trained Animals Admis.
S.X, 10 ana 20 cents. McGrann's Park three
--yys, commencing Tuesday, October q sl7-itd
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LsR's Big 10 ana % cents shows. three day 3
on,y. commencing Tuesday, october O. Mt NC.
9ranns Park. sT-ttd
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waArnxa isDiUAnoss.

II WAsHIssroH, ID. u, Sept 27.-Foi
Eastsrn Pspnsylvsnis and New Jer
ssy Fair, slightly cooler, westerly
winds
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POLITICAL.
FOR SUPREME JUDas,

COUNTY TICKET.
Congress.
HORACE L.. HALDkMAS, Chickies,
State Senator.
CHRISTIAN ROWE. strasburR,
Assembly.
(Northern DisLrict.)
j. r.ECHTNRNACH.h Mannheim.
JOHN Riley. Mannheim.
WILLIAM THOME, Milton Grove.
(southern District.l
JAMES q, MoSPARRAN, Drumore.
Recorder.
JOHN REBMA AN. Mannheim.
County Solicitor.
WIN. X. RRINToN, Lancaster.
Jury Commtssioner.
FRANKLIN CLARK. Strasburg,
Directors Of The Poor.
=. WALL, Lancaster
j. MONTGOMERY, Mountville.
Prison InSpectors.
A. l.. wINTNRs, Providence
HENRY r. HARTMAN. East Lampeter.
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SPECIAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN an appeal will be made to the Governor
of Pennsylvania on Saturday, September 10.
A. y. l-ss, by Hiram X. Miller P. Il. shaw, H.
.. Williamson, Frank r. ,ohO and Charles b.
Keller, under the act Of Assembly entitled
" an set TO provide for the incorporation and
regulation OF certain corporations" approved
April ~, 1874. and lhe supplements thereto,
for the charter OF an intended corporation To
be called "The Lancaster Arc Light Com.
pany,n the character ana object OF which is IN
m nuficture and supply light, heat and
purposes to have. possess and enjoy all the
rights benefits and privileges of said Act OF
Assembly and its supplements.
THOS. IS. COCHRAN, Solicitor.
s+.6,s,ll.lS,l6.ls Is r. 227d
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-25
LOCAL NOTICES.

MEMPHIS Steam Laundry. 224 Second 81
BnrNgLrY LuMnER Co, l2l Jefferson st
Buy your potato barrels from r. Korlcl
No. l2S Front street.
TrLrruoSE 1900 for messenger OF car
rage any hour day or night.
PANrs made 10 order from 81 up.
Mcnkc, tailor, 10 Monroe street.
u. H. BALDWIN & Co.. dealers In piano'
and organs, No 257l Main street
Lrs LuunrR Co., $50 Second street
sash. doors blinds, shingles, holdings.
W. 4, DRYDES. carpenter anl builder,
No 40l Second street. Telephone, AZ.
ClrIzrNs' Steam Laundry, Nos. - and
% Bcalc street. Tel. A'j for wagon 10 call
ions IlorKiVs tho plumber, g,s filter
and sanitary engineer, - Poplar street
Telephone ZIG.
CoLE MANUFACTURING COMPANY. Main
Office and Mill telephone No. ~. Paint
storc telephone No. 50.
&. 4. llorcngIss, skilled matchmaker.
Difficult and complicated watches | os-
pccially solicit. No. 80 Monroe street.
PrRr and white as the tower who's,
name Il hears arr The biscuits raised by
Lily Baking Powder.
prAN & LuLy CoFFEE ASD SrcE CO.
CiAprs In decorative art. painting in oil
aud water color, wood carving, etching,
etc, arc now forming In the Iiigbcc
School. Studies under Mn. laura prugh,
OF the Cincinnati Ant School. Drawing
cla,gcs undcr Miss Dobyns, ~ heretofore.
Students admitted at any time aipl for amy
branch desired.
MISS CARniE NJ. KrAriSo, teacher 81
/ music, vocal aud instrumental, Is teach
! ing ut the music house OF d. N. Baldwin
A. already announced, Miss Heating vii
give free scholarship ior the last fiy,
months oi the session ~ reward 10 tn
pupil having the best record up Ia fcbru
AIRY ior dilipnt study mdlho highest do
gree OF perfection.
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The following opinions were announced
by Chancellor Estes yesterday;
Read VS.. Humes, application for receiver
10 deliver assets refused; exception by
counsel.
State VS.. Liitlejohn, in matter Of KEENAN,
will; petition dismissed, no jurisdiction 10
grant relief.
Scales vs.. Ianier, decree for complainant
on reference, II amount allowed is not sat
'sfactory.
Rogers VS.. Rogers; decree for sale on
terms indicated.
Milburn VI. Prospect Park Railroad
company; demurrer overruled.
Bills filed yesterday:
Simon lehman and others Va. John l..
Williord, administrator Of Hugh Torrance,
deceased, aud others; TO have will of said
Torrance construed in reference 10 the In.
terests Of his wife, his daughters and
Others, that certain lands be sold or parti.
toned, and that complainanis have proper
share in said lands and proceeds. etc.
State OF Tennessee Va. A. q. Perkins 81
al.; amended bill filed.
Edward Collins and wife w. Geo. T.
Burrows and Others. suit Us TO right Ia and
possession OF real estate.
NJ. j. Raynon W. Henry Raynon and
others, amended and supplemental bill
fled
South Bend Toy Manufacturing com
pany vs.. Arlington Insurance company; 4
recover fire insurance on property dc
stroycd.
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THE Na,uai Land aud Ia,cstmen, tom.

IIas been organized with a capital stock Of
100000, with the following officers.
David Walk, president; H. Galloway, vice.
president u. 4. Porter, treasurer Il. NJ,
Scanlan. secretary. Directors John A.
ncnio, II. G. Warmer. J.. J. Duffy, David
Walk, r. Galloway, W. u. WilkcHon, l.,
Til Risk. Subscription books arr nov
open At Office Of Kent, Seaman 4 Risk, II
Madison street Those wanting stock had
better apply early, ~ 1t Is being rapidly
taken.
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nid Ya.. Ixery

W. II. Rcvcls, NJ. d., Of Baltimore Nd,
says: II have bocn the practice OF medi-
icinc for over eighteen years, but never have
seen the equal of Hodges Sarsaparlla. II
has worked miracles here In curing rheuma-
tism aud scrofula. Have almost come 10
the conclusion that cannot practice with.
out It," Rangum Root Medicine Co., Manu-.
faolurcr, Nashville, Tenn 81 % per bottle.
Sold at Holsters drug store, 2s3 Main street.
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W. u. Kirk Ia Il. he Priest; lot east
half Of part Of lot ~, Dudley Dunn
tract, Union avenue, bSlNlJO feet, for 800.
Herbert q. Mancll To Mp. Mary &. Nun.
ply; lots o., O., block I. 4. Wright sub.
division. each ~ feet on Wright avenue,
and running hack 100 feet, ior ~. $50
Charter filed, styled the Rhodes Funi.
tun Company Object, Ia manufacture al
kinds oi furniture and household goods
and other things, etc. lncufporntots, A..
q. Rhodes. A. $. scudday, n. G.. lificn,
j. NJ. JORDAN, lsaac y. cunningham.
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10 Nervous u.s.

n you will send ~ your address We will
mail YOU our illustrated pamphlet explain
Ing an about Dr. Dyes Celebrated Electro
Violate llclt and Appliances. aud thciI
charming effects upnn the nervous dcbili
taicd system, and how they will quickly ~
store you iu yruf, manhood aud health. u
yuu nv thus afflicted. We will send you
belt and Appliances ON trial.
NUitur lrtt Co.. Marshall. Mich.
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costs Following this case came that Of
Amanda Owens, who had championcd the
cause Of her friend Anna Mullane. and
struck the Washington woman several
blows, besides threatening TO kill her.
Amanda was made TO pay - and costs
and give peace bond for six months.
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shrlh, rirrnlI Cenr,.

L,roy 4. Morton flcd petition for a..
yorcc against Ice Morton, colorcd, on
grounds 81 cruel treatment, threats To kill,
assault aud battery, etc.
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Oscar Taylor trcspass, found guilty
and fined $40 aud sixty days in the work
house.
Hector Saunders horse stealing, jury
and ycrlict guilty, and five years in tho
pcniicntiafy.
Thomas VI. Kemp was sworn IN ms an
attorney.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-25

Or. r. T.. BURLINGTON has moved his
Office 10 the elegant suite Of dental rooms
formerly occupied by Dc. VIM. H. AIRING.
ton al SO MAIN street.
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Tur cillcc hours oi David +. IIaidcn,
president az city hall, ar from o'clock
y. m 10 i30 4. M. Remainder Of time he
will look after outside city matters.
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pArrirs desiring 10 obtain Equitable
land and Construction Co. stock will find
u to their Interest to call at $40 Second
ElfVcl.
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y REMOVED M rnr usE OF COCAINE
And Il stimulates and promotes tho growth
Of the hair.
Bumcits flayoring extracts arc the
l.rf
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rnE mAe,sTnaus.
squire B.iicnscrE.
NnnMnnn ~ nrIIrY.


Bon Norwood, the Young white boy NJ.
rested ON Monday charged with a diahol.
ical Outrage upon the person OF Matte
Moore an cighih-ycar-old colorcd girl, was
given preliminary hearing la this court
yesterday, and discharged. The evidence
Of Dr. n. &. Marshall was conclusive 20
tie count that tho child had suffered no
assault from young Norwood.
NruY MAR utANrtLss. .
s.P. G. A. Ohlccr Lane went out 10
Robert Speeds brick factory yesterday 10
inspect the condition Of the fifty or sixty
mules that arc worked within the grounds.
Mundy Graham, the culorcd foreman, ob.
iccicd 30 the mules, AMI in fact the 'cniirc
iouc. being stopped for that purpose, and
insisted that tie inspector should take
some hour when the iure was not NJ busy
nj work. On the other hand lane insisted
that be should make the inspection at
once, and threatened Ia arrest the foreman
and everybody clsc who iniorlCrcd with
him. A quarrel cnsucd aud Graham
struck lane, 10 which hc Acknowledged In
open court, aud was ASSESSED lnc VI 81.
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Gas FiSruuEs, new designs jus 10.
ceiycd, at 25l second street.
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I.ieens. q Co Wed.

Alfred J.. Forrest and Susie G. Kim.
brouph, llamp. Leach and Lulu Brooks
lcolorcd), Jim Cole and Sarah jenkins
lcolorcdl, Alcck llcnnig aud Lulu Fer.
mann LlnlnnUI
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M, wlnslovt Soothing syrup should always -
used inf children icclhng II soothes the child.
tciisnt the fimt, nllajs All palm, Curua wind eulla
hndia the bcsi remedy Tor dianhsra ~ q bottle
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RrrAiniNu Of drays. carts. carriages and
buggios At Y. Cunningham's, Monroe IT,
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HAVE your farm and spring wagons
repaired by Y. Gum. 1gham. Monroe and
Dcsoto. finl.class wtvk guaranteed.
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MnNIN VIII IInnT.

Louisa Washington aud her nciglbor,
Anna Mullanc quaucled about wash Tub,
aud louisa maintained her side OF tho
dispute boy knocking Anna down with q
brick. Tor which she had to pay - and
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CAUGHT IN THE COURTS.
NOTHING STARTLING FROM THE
HIGHER TRIBUNALS.

Transfers of Realty, Marriage Licenses,
Etc-Norwood Honorably Acquitted
Of the Serious Charge Preferred
Against Him.
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sraiyKuSG llosr, garden hose, at 25i
Second street.
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Squire Isughcy.
A srITnRuL IIusnAND.


On Monday afternoon Everett Hardin
was fined ~ by this court for assault and
battery on his wife. They have been sop
aratcd for some time, he living in Fort
Pickering and she keeping a boarding
house and small grocery on DeSoto street.
Monday night after his fine was paid and
he was once more free man, lac went
over to his wiie's home, gave her n severe
beating, broke up dishes, furniture, etc,
besides this he ran all the boardcs out Of
the house, and took absolute possession
until an officer arrived and arrested him.
lie will be tried on more serious charge
today and is not likely TO got oil no easily
NOT ARRESTED YET.
II is but fair 10 say that in regard 10 J.
G. Jones, the former special deputy IN
Squire Hughey's court, that he was mo-
arrested on Monday W. published, and
that no warrants for barratry or anything
else was issued from Squire Flcmng''
court for him
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NrITonp. Joveler. 29i MalA
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DksEc1rr eyedghi restored. na'iori ..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-30
TENNIS AT HIGHLANDS.
Berry Holds His Own with Champion
Slocum-Other Games Yesterday.

Mr.. h. W. slocum, champion Of the United
States, and Mr.. W. Y. R. Berry, Of this city, en-
tertained few friends yesterday afternoon at
the tennis courts of the Highland Country Club.
Mr.. Berry was in excellent form and the games
were all hotly contested from the first, being
replete with hard drives, smashes and skillful
side-line play. The first set was won by the
visiting champion, the score being 85. Mr..
Berry succeeded, after many vantage games, in
Transporting these figures, thus winning the
next set In the third set, at five games all,
Mr.. Berry unfortunately tore the palm of his
right hand severely, and was obliged to give up
the set In the single set between Mr.. Wood
ward and Mr.. Slocum, which followed, the score
stood 81 in the champions favor.
Practice games were played during the after
noon between Messrs. Waggaman and Mclean,
Of the Highland Country Club; Woodward and
Davidson, of the Bachelor Club; Byrnes broth
ers, Of the Capital Club; Boag, Of the Southern
Club, and II. W. Spofford, of the West End
Club. The Country Club courts were in excel
lent condition, and the afternoon was a perfect
one for tennis. The visiting party, including
Mrs. II. W. Slocum, Miss MacLean and Mrs j.
+. Waggaman and others, returned to the city
In carriages about half past g.