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KsockED Our,

hNoCKED OUT!
COME YOU AND YOUR DEAR
FIVE HUNDRED FRrKNDs
Why sweat, svelter snd swear, We are prepared 10
give you relief. Come mp smiling and serene. Our
allevistion Of your suferinss. Whether from
ToRRIp HEAT OR FRIaID COLD.
The formers dealing his heaviest blows and al
humanity willis before him Come. but don't hurry;
take and be to keep the shady aide Of the
street We have Just
FIVE HUNDRED
FINE MoHAIR COATS AND VESTS.
Striped and counter-stripsd with silk The coloring
is rich but not gsudy the shades and effects exquisite
ly beautiful The fabric rivals the spiders web IN nne
but Possesses wonderful strength anything
breeze and sending thrill Of cool delight throughout
the entire system: effective; producing such charm
ing results, not surprised when enthusiastic
wearer pronounced them
ToRRID THRAsHERs,
He declaring that they could KNOCK OUT the hot
test wave in one round
PRICE, THREE DOLLARS AND TWELVE CENTS.
VICTOR Z. ADLER'S
10 PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE. 10
9xs and S2s 9TH St NV. corner Massachusetts ave.
Strictly One Prlsa
Open Saturday I'LL Ii p N
"oFFICE COATS. stripes and checks, on sale
Monday Wednesday and Friday mornings from tn
10 O'Clock PRICE. 25c. EACH je26
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II the inside history OF the republican conven.
tion OF 1850 Is ever written 1t viii be found that
Mr.. Morton narrowly escaped at that time the
honor which has come TO him eight years later.
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II the BEST codest and most sfrsshins In The CITY
Charged with carbonic acid gas to zoo lh PRESSURE al
made from the best Materials and favored with pure
fruit Juice syrups Our Chocolsts and Coffee are inst
detctoua Acknowledged to be the best By al Seleet
from the following list Of fruit juice syrups and
Lemon. Strawberry.
Vanilla. Rsspberry
Cherry. Pineapple.
| Peach. 0inasr
sarsapsrillA Ginger Ale.
PHosPHATRD cALIsAYA TONIC.
This il delightful, invsOrst,ns tonic.
ICE COLD ROOT BEER
Goods the blood and purnss the system. The best Of
drinks for hot weather.
Il Il. / II If SuJ$ aaEEH~'
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Il. / k# En- ssss =
FLORIDA WATER 35o PER BOTTLE
We call your special attention TO our Toilet Coloens
fragrant refreshing, and lasting. Pint bottlss u.
half pint bottles Soc The best triple sxtrscts In bulk
at 35c. per o.
III Il E. E. j3B$S ! #|}|I|| T.
This preparation 10 uneQualed - beautiner Of the
complexion Ladies' before leaving the city for the
summer procure bottle It prevents sun burn, tan
or prickly heat It renders the skin beautifully white
smooth, and soft.
OUR PRESCRIPTION DEPARTMENT
Is under the most careful supervision at al times We
only the purest and best drugs and chemicals from
the most reliable manufacturer, such Souibb Pow
e1 Weightman, and other well known chemists
Bring US prescriptions and have them properly
prepared at the lowest possible pricea Don't mistake
the place. The TEMPLE DRUG STORE under Ma
sonic Temple. corner 9th and + sta
je23 F.a WILLIAMS 4 Co, proprissors
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WANTED--ROOMS.

TVANTED-BY LADY, SITTING-ROoM AND
w Bedroom, wholly or partly furnished, and with
without board References. Address NJ. r.. Star
Office. je26-3ts
WANTED-RoOMS. SUITABLE FOR DOCTORS
w Offices on l4th st. NV, or on H. near l4th.
flee. j22-3ts
WANTED-BY A LADY JULY 1 FURNISHED
w Parlor and Bedroom. communicating, on third
floor in private family, with good Table Board: per-
manent suited No attention will be paid
unless terms and full particulars stated Address
j. N, ia d st. NV. je25-2ts
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

IHoR RENT-A NICE OFFICE OR STORE ROOM
u on 9th ct. NV, between z and ste. Apply a.
519 9th 1t. NV. ,e.3 81.
I>oR RENT-FINE OFFICE AND STORE ROOMS
hrst second and third noors three lArpe rooms Oh
urst noor an st. store, lxu 20 $50 feet deep "a feet
front wll BE- finished 90 meet wants Of tenant. all o.
north side and best part Fst JB WIMER
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WANTED-A TENANT FOR A NEW EIGHT
Four xas tasns
Treasury DEPARTMENT. It,
WANTED-To PURCHASE A wELL-LoCATED
I spS established est. Drug Business Address IN
WANTED--A GENTLEMAN HAVING A STOCK
" farm will purchase at low rate for cash few
little unserviceabe for active Persons having
ssh aass.. sPa ih ss
Market office. cor. 9TH st. and Penn je26-6ts
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cheap for sss ASdss ss: price and
WANTEp@AT 1920 NORTH CAPITOL ST. n.
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w nishsd house Curing I'M the summer months: bde-
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WANTED.PARLoR FURNITURE UPHoL-
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bet L and sta has now his parlors on nrst and
lind q ice crsamA wa'sr ices and fresh cakes
w in the Country-A number Of Thoroughly -broEen
aa1s 1D1 'ss R5y9s hG65is
WANTEP-DANL . MoFTAI, 4I4 ~ 81. s:w;.
p p9Rs modsSs.s driven ses sDociaiS
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VTTANTED-FOR CAsH-FURNITURE FEATHFR
w Bed., Csrpeta Stoves. or entire Household e.
feet: ;sis Address H BAUM 2,s 9TH st .~
WANTED-ro BUY FOB CASH, sEcoNp-HANp
w furniturs itoyss ScsDssa fsathsr-bed. old
Susntities. Address BOX i6. Star once iez-ims
WANTKD-PERsONs WISHING LESSONS AT
w home during summer In Penmsnship, Phonogrs-
BIZ raH .. NV. o. Il 6.sstoi card stand sii%
TTZNTED-CLOTHIN0 EXCHANGE, 20I A. ST.
: al Sn paid ss sSs 'es
WANTE6-wELLs DUG. DoRED. AND DRIVEN
w All kinds Of we'll work done in most skiIful msn-
ZEE t': Team: S %odsss. i3S fRssH
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WANTED GOOD sECoND-aAND CLOTHING.
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cording to size
Children's White India Linon Dresses, SPLEEN.
did styles In neat draperiss. Take the one made
"oretchen" style. with tucked skirt and sash
back. at s2.25 for yssrs to 90 25 for size 12
years; between sizes 1t between prices. These 4
show % well - any how close we sell them.
Chiidren's French Bingham Dresses, trimmed
with deep white embroidery: sizes @ to IL
years S5.25 to $3.50. according to size.
The same can be said Of Misses Suits, both
whita and fancy.
(Third noor)
The summer wholesale Lace Trade "a drsvinr
to . close. and In consequence importer, are
very anxious to sell the remainder of their
stock. and are willing to make sacridces. Re-
cent very judicious purchases under these con.
ditions enable US to offer the greatest values OF
the season in 40-inch Black Chansiuy L,ce
F1ouncings, in the very latest psttsrns at
eL36, sL75. 81. s215, and q per gard, in
addition to our regular stock. We are shovtne
asuperb quality In very heavy, elaborate pat
tern ct s5 per yard. We have reduced the Net
to match this quality to "a per yard.
(First noor.)
Lace Covers for Baby Carriage Shades re-
duced. Weprefer to let you have them At lover
price rather than carry than over TO next sum.
mer. Satin Finiahsd Lace Covers reduced to
S7k.tO SO and e2bc each. We hsvs othsr,
not reduced. at 20. 80 and 37}se. each.
ulrst hoor.)
OF all the breeze-maksrs the hsndiiest and
cheapest Il the Circular Pocket Fan. Black.
tan and red. only 10c A better Grade in black
only. q 1870; and still better grade in black
and red leather. at 1sc. We have everything I'm
Fans. from the generous palm leaf to the deli.
cate ostrich tipped; 30 to sl0.
Tirst hoor; rear)
Pssasols bought 1t suction pricssi Rsmarks-
bic values are now being oHered. Nearly every
Parssol in stock 10 below May prices. Plaid
Satin Pazasoas. in scru and navy. With fancy
carved handles, only el50 each Exu Iao,-
Covered Psrasols. with variety of bamboo and
fancy carved sticks only e2.25 and q. rs each.
Plain fonsse slk Psrasols, with fancy carved
sticn with white bone tips. lined with sslf and
fancy silka only e2.25 each. Lsos-Trtmmed
Ponses suk Psrasols. lined sslf and fancy silka
only IS esch. Black Taills Tssneaiss ailk Para.
sois in fancy stzipss and small plaids. fancy
carved handles. In black and fancy woods. only
~ saeh. Thass szs but fsw q the many a.
eslisnt values. You should not TN 10 taks 3D.
vsntags Of this opportunity.
Uizst aoor.)
WOODWARD 3 Icrz1oR.
See Cor. 18th aad y ~ NV
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WHEN INDICATIONS.
MONDAY-Fair weather, preceded by light
rains; colder winds.
THB "DRBSS PARADE

From the time Adam wore his first fg-leaf apron
to the present day the march of mems dress has
been of Improvement In the latest and fullest
history of the subject the author is of the opinion
that careful comparison some research and a calm
consideration of the various changes which have
taken place in dress results in the conviction
that there has boen steady and progressive improve
rnent in it's general characteristics it's adapaton to
special wants its conformation to artistic re-
qurements. Specifically. be says, the essential pur
poses Of dress kept in view. A desire is
shown to preserve the outline of the figure. The
endeavor of the modern tailor is to construct an ele-
CANT and comfortable garment He designs coats with
rather broad shoulder. ample chest, smaller yet un
constrained waist. and moderate amount of drapery
without scantness The crowning triumph, OF course
10 where a great manufacturing concern like ours
makes for the million elegant garments. which the
few have specially and pay third to onehaf more
Our garments perfect in fit, quality and construc
tion and OF them going for 20 per
cent below the price which is regularly profit be-
low all competition.
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Interpretation of the Berlin treaty, and there is
little chance OF concerted action in reply. This
Is perhaps. what Russia counts upon means
OF enabling her 20 slip in and take possession of
her small neighbor while the powers are quar-
reliug over question of Interpretation.
1t Is rumored that Lord Salisbury will soon
declare an Eastern policy which will be boldly
anti hussian in character. and upon which he
will rely TO divert attention from the failure of
his domestic policy.
CoNsrANTINoPLE, Feb. 19-The Porte sent
note to Russia complaining that Austria fails to
protect her Mohammedan subjects in Bosnia and
Herzegovina from persecution at the hands Of
Greeks. and asking that those provinces be
again placed under Tnrkish admins tration. Is
10 reported that Russia is TO consider the matter
with the Bulgarian question.
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THE SMELL MURDER.
Another Man Who Is Wanted-Tascott's
Brother Says He Can Prove an Alibi.

CHICAGO. Feb. 19-There is man by the
name of Fred Boniy. who, il he be found,
may be able to tell something of interest regard
ing Tascott, who is accused by the police Of the
murder of Mr.. Shell. Bondy was elevator
man at the Palmer House, but he disappeared
Feb 10, and has not been since. though he left
behind him his wardrobe and had twelve
days pay due him. He is twenty
inches in height, rather stoutly built, dark
brown hair and light mustache. with the ends
worn straight out Though it may be merely
co;ncidence, it is singular that Tascott aud
Bondy entered the employ of the Palmer House
on the same day. secured the same
kind of work, slept in the same
bed, aud disappeared within two days
of each other. In Bondy's grip-sack were let
ters showing that he had been employed at the
Kirkwood. Des Moines, Ia, and came from
there with good recommendations, and another
letter written by woman at Dexter, Kan.
There is the following address written in
Bondy's own hand: Mora ID. Bondy, Gettys-
burg Graham county, Kansas" The police to-
night endeavored to give the impression that
they attached little importance the disap-
pearance of Bondy. They denied that the COM
pauion of Tascott the night of the murder had
been arrested, but the belief became quite gen.
eral that the denial was not strictly true, and
that Bondy was in the tolls confessed accom-
plice of Tascott.
derer. who lives at Ridgeland, has been seen,
and claims he prove an alibi for his brother.
He says the latter was at his house the night of
the murder.
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FREDERICK WILLIAM.
He Is in a Critical Condition. and Hourly Bull
1etins Are Sent to His Father.

He Is in a Critical Condition. and Hourly Bull
letins Are Sent to His Father.
LONDON, Feb. l9-The official bulletin re-
garding the condition of the Grown Prince to-
day says: 'Thc wound in the throat presents .
more favorable appearance, and is gradually
closing The cough is the same as yesterday.
There is little more expectorarion. The pa
TENTS appetite is excellent"
Other reports say that tine cough is trouble
some, and that the expectoration is tinged With
blood.
At midnight the Crown Prince is somewhat
better. His cough is less troublesome. AL
though going on fairly. he does not show the
average power of recuperation. 1t is denied
that the doctors in attendance upon the Crown
Prince Are at variance regarding the nature of
his malady. This question is not touched az
the consultations Dr. Mackenzie's daughter
has arrived here. Her coming is held tn indi-
cate that the Doctor will make prolonged stay.
dispatch from San Reno says: Though
strict secrecy is observed il appears clear that
the condition of the Crown Prince is extremely
serious. Hourly bulletins are cent TO Emper or
William"
The Daily News's correspondents at San Reno
says: 'rhe doctors puzzled and anxious
Unless a favorable turn soon occurs Eow COM
plications are likel to ensue.n
A correspondent at San RENO says the blood
tinged expectoration is due to the tubes
scratching tho b ack of the trachea and causing
Inflammation, which it most desirable TO
been made since Friday showing notable i'm
provement. The swelling of the mucous mem-
brane under the right vocal chord has sensbly
diminished and the inflammation has decreased.
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THE RUSSIAN NOTE.

1t Is Believed To BE . Precursor of Definite
Action by the Czar.
Special TO the indianapolis Jonrna2
LONDON, Feb. I9-It is expected that the note
Russia is reported to have sent TO the powers,
boldly asserting her claim to complete domina-
tion of Bulgaria, will prove to be the precursor
of determined action looking to the ousting of
Prince Ferdinand. The note Is believed to indi-
cate thas the negotiations between Russia and
Austria on the Bulgarian question have reached
a deadlock. Germany alone could persuade
Austria TO accept the idea OF Russian protect
crate OF Bulgaria. bur IL is not thought that Bis-
mark will take the responsibility OF coercing
Austria in the matter. The note will revive tne
old disagreement among the powers over the
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OcIeabyss Proclamation.

SPRINGFIELD. III. Feb I9-Pursuant TO the
report of the State Board of Live Stock Com
missioners that conditions exist among cattle
coming to this State from the Indian Territory,
th at portion of the Stata of Texas south and
east of the counties of Farmer, Castro. Swisher,
Brisco, Hail. Childress and Greer, the States OF
Arkansas, Tennessee, Louisiana. North Caro-
lima, Mississippi. Alabama. Georgia, South
Carolina and Florida, which renders them liable
TO convey Texas feyer Illinois cattle, the
Governor of Illinois has issued his proclamation,
to take effect March l. 1888. prohibiting the i'm
portation into this State of any cattle from the
above scheduled territories between the 1st of
March and the Ist of November of each year,
unless such cattle placed quarantine for
rinety days upon their arrival here. This
proc lamaton does not prohibit cattle passing
through the State, or being brought here for
immediate slaughter. but prohibits such being
driven over any public highway common.
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NASHUA n Ell. Feb. 19-Horace Greeleys
birthplace is to be sold for taxes. 1t la little,
low-studded farm house. with small windows
and low pitched roof. situated in the town OF
Amherst. There Greeley was born Feb. 3. 1911.
With the I29 acres OF land about il, the house
now belongs TO Fred Cotton. Next Saturday
the farm will be sold at public auction for taxes
amounting to 81, ,052 It is somewhat remark
able that Greeley.s father, Zaccheus also lost
the place through the sheriffs aid Horace was
ten years old when his father had to give mp
the vain attempt TO pay for his home The
ground is rocky and soil far from fertile, and
Horace seems TO have been the only person who
ever throve much it. Before he left the
place he had become the wonder of the neiRa-
bofhood. having devoursd, often only by the
light of pine knots. every book within seven
miles. From Amherst his folks took him to
West Haven. VT, where no made acquaintance
with tho printing press.
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A Madman,s Fun with a Locomotive.

Special to the indianapolis Journal
ROCHESTER, n. Y, Feb. 10 Last night at
o'clock Charles Curler, engineer the York
engine No. q, plying between this city and
Windsor Beach. became suddenly crazy while
on his engine. His fireman noticing
his strange actions tried to run The
engine to the round house, but he
was set upon by the madman and knocked
senseless with a hammer Recovering con-
sciouSness he managed to crawl to the edge OF
the cab and jump on a snow bank. receiving lit
tie injury The crazy engineer ran the engine
past Windsor Station and east on the main
line. An alarm was given by the fireman, and
the officials at Webster. eighteen miles east of
Windsor Beach. stopped all trains and turned
the switch SO as to ditch the madman's engine
should he try to pass that point. For three
wards on this stretch of track until his coal gave
on t, whom he was captured.
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Crime In Cuba.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. IA dispatch from Key
West says great deal is being said regarding
the falsity of reports received from Cuba con-
cerning disorders on that island, but it is utterly
useless for the Havana papers to attempt to
contradict the reports, because they are not
only true. but are taken from kilograms received
from Havana daily and from Havana papers.
The La Lucha of Feb. 10. in referring crime
in Havana, says that since the lst of January
there have been treated in the ambulance hos
pitfalls of the city ffty-six persons who We're
wounded with firearms, knives, ETC., and that
ten persons were murdered during the same
time The dispatch also says that the mail
wagon that runs from Pracees to Sancto Spir-
titus was stopped by six armed men. few days
ago, and that the driver was killed, the mail
robbed and the team stolen.
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Cable Notes.

II is believed that the English government has
determined upon Wholesale conversion of the
public debt FinAncers favor 81 per cent
rate for the new obligations.
The Bishop Of Georgia presided at . grand
Paris. yesterday Hyacinthe preached an elo-
quent sermon, advocating unity of Christendom
and general disarmament His listeners fire.
quently applauded.
The Anarchist Calls who created a sensation
in Paris last year by firing pistol from the gall
lery OF the Stock Exchange at the brokers be-
low and who was sentenced to twenty years
penal servitude has been sentenced to death for
attacking his guards at New Caledonia with q
MI ck-ay
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PEELED three times to stop reading
till the applause subsded sufficiently
to enable him to be heard, and during his fourth
attempt some one proposed three cheers for
Harrison which given with will, and
then the reader read the resolution but he
could not be heard. Hamilton countys majority
bids fair to exceed that of any recent years.
The party is thoroughly organized and will
make an aggressive campaign.
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.

Wilfrid Blunt Lacked but One Vote OF q
Favorable Verdict.
DUBLIN, Feb. l9.--With reference to the dis
agreement of the jury in the case of Mr.. Will
frid Blunt against Magistrate Byrne, of
Loughrea for false imprisonment, one of tho
jurymen says that eleven favored finding for
Mr. Blunt on the issue that thu meeting for ad-
dressing " hich he WAS imprisoned was not one
that was likely to endanrer the peace. and ten
favored him on other issues. There were Ave
Protestants and Catholics on the jury,
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GREENvILLE o.. Feb. 19-On turning a
corner raphily, last evening, riding in a spring
wagon with two friends, David Keihl, ex-county
coroner, with his companions. fell from the
wagon, Keihl receiving injuries about the head
that caused death a. 10 A NJ. to-day. The men
were going home and were heavily loaded with
LIQUOR. All three were thrown into the ditch at
the same time
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Illness of Bishop Bowman.

ST Louis. Feb I9,-Bishop Bowman. senior
bishop of the Methodist Episcopal Church, was
Ill yesterday, having caught rather severe
cold. He has but inst returned from fatlcuing
trip TO Mexico, and in his WORKOUT condition
was susceptio ois to the sudden changes IN the
weather the past few days. Although his i'll
ness not by any means serious, yet he was
confined TO the house yesterday.
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Russia Counting England.

LONDON. Feb. 20.-The Posts st. Petersburg
specials says that Russia Is seeking Englands
neutrality, believing that England holds the
key to the situation by her navy. Russia ar
gues that. II Germany triumphs, she will seize
Holland and menace England. The correspond
ent urges Lord Salisbury to take advantage of
Engiand's commanding position to secure Rus
sian concessions to England in regard TO Asia and
Africa The Car and Lord Salisbury, he says,
present
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Steamship News.

New YORK, Feb 19-Arrived: Servia. from
Liverpool; Panama. from Havana; Schiedam,
from Amsterdam via Plymouth.
LONDON, Feb. 19-The steamer Rhaetia, from
New York for Hamburg, was sig
nailed off the Scilly Islands to-
day: the Switzerland from New York
for Antwerp. passed Lizard point to-day; the
AuraDia, from Now York for Liverpool. passed
FAstnet to-day, the City of Chicago. from New
York for Liverpool, has been signalled OF Brow
Head
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Ohituarv

RoME Feb 1a-Count s.orti, lately italian
ambassador at London. died to-day OF eout af-
fectons of the heart
CHICAGO. Feb 1o--Rev James Schoaeld,
father OF Major. general Sehofeld. u. s A..
died in this city. last evening in his 6Ith year.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-02-20

ANNAPOLIS Md. Feb 19.-Durng an attempt
to arrest an illegal dredger today. the State
oyster police schooner Folly, Captain Clarke,
was attacked by three vessels and considerable
shooting was done on both sides. After the
affray it was discovered that Capt. w. f. Whste-
house. of the schooner Albert Nichols. of Balti-
more, had been killed.