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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-16

They Surprise and Bind the Waterman
and Blow the Safe Omen


PIrTsBUBo. March l6.-Mr. II. ]. Brown is
night Waterman at the Pittsburg sewer-pipe
works. situated in a lonely place on Block
House run, about one mile back Of New
Brighton, Pa About o'clock this morning.
having just finished round of inspection, he
sat down in the engine room to read paper
when be was surprised by the entrance OF four
masked men carrying revolvers, who ordered
HIM to throw up his hands and keep his mouth
closed tie attempted to argue the question.
but was told to shut up or be shot. His hands
aud feet were tied, he was bound to a
chair. a handkerchief placed over his
eyes and one man left to guard him while the
other three drilled the safe. They worked for
over an hour, when they blew il open. wrccking
II completely. They obtained money and val
uables amounting to about 600. Before they
began upon the safe they had Mr.. Brown regu-
late the steam to avoid accident They then
left, after threatening to kill him if he should
ever reveal anything he might have learned as
70 their identity. Mr.. Brown had a watch with
HIM which was not taken. When they had left
he freed himself and raised an alarm No clue
to the robbers has yet been found.
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Gone but never forgotten,
Zone 10 her long. long rest.
Words cannot tell our .YrroN,
But GOd, he knoNeth best


Years AID seven days.
Gone but never forgotten.
Gone 10 her loIe, long rest
Words cannot tell our s.rnoN,
By HER SISTER
Funeral from the Shiloh Baptist church. L street
between 10Th and 9Th streets, Monds at o'clOk
y.
GIoyANNETTI. On March Is. 1854. LOFTS LEO
EDMOND, son VI Vincent and AlIprllIls OOyanuetti.
Az eight months and t~euty-oue days.
Funeral from the resdelce IL has parents 30 Pa
ave NV, sunday March :, at 3 ~ A. heIaIives aud
friends respectfully invited ~ attend
HAMILTON: Al :45 a. IN. March 10, 1889, Mrs.
Ann A.. HAMILTON, relIct OF the late EdM HAInii-
ton Of Charles county Md, IN her eighty -iiftL wear
Funeral private tue rcsiaence Of ner daughter
Mrs. T.. Cam, Monday, March Is At s o'cu;k ,. m.
JEFFERSON. At Clarendon, Tex, February 2l,
his aye, HAKnI ELLSWORTH Ii, oniy chiid OF Kalph
and Emma Jefferson and grandson VI the late Fert-
lnterment at Clarendon.
kE ZEN Af tG.elSes on the morning Of Msrh
sephlne keenan,, aged nye years. 2'
, k h.o 5 On SstuTday March 10, 1859, at
iorty eighth year ii ms are. 40 'Hs
Funeral notice hereafter
MAc9MB on ~, saturday. March 10. 1859. at IA.
Navarro MACOMB. colonel Of engineers q s. army
In the seventy -eIghth year OF his age. S'
at II O'Clock. IL 10
MANIoN. At Rockville, Md, suddenly, ON Tbur.-
oniy child Of Mary 4. Herbert and edward A Asnion
:, Funeral from the residence Of his grandmother.
Mrs. N >. HerDert, 800 I'D street SUNDAY.
al p. m Trends aid relatives respectfully invited
u attend. lnterInent al Oak HIl. -
MoRELAND. On Friday. March Is, 1889 at 1 10
O'Clock 4. Ia, MANY SlSANAH MORLLAND IN tls
lXty-nlnth year her axe.
Friends aud relatives respectfully invited to attend
her funeral frOln her Sixtl
street northwest. OF Monday, March Is, at 1 am
NASH On Friday. March -, 1852 at l2.45
O'Clock, SAhAH NlIsOlNlA, only aud below ed daugh-
ter OF Edward aud ANNE *. Nash. aged fve months
and fifteen days.
FUNERAL sunday. p. m. from residence, 534 5th
street southeast. Relatives and friends invited
NEWMAN. suddenly. on March Ia, lssg CARO-
LINZ DE hOOl.f H. daughter OF jacob and sarah T.
LoAey, aged sixteen years two mouths and eight dAya
When We at death must part.
Not llke the world - pain:
But one In Christ ana one la heart.
We part ~ meet again
BY HER PARENTS
Funeral from Epiphany chapel on MARYLAND ava
nue., between Twelfth and thirteenth streets W
SUNDAY, the 18th, at 1880 Friends respectfully
invited Newark, n. j., and BlughamtOn, n ".
papers please copy.l
O'CONNOR. On Friday morning March L lsse
CAIHAklNE O'CoNNOR aged eighteen years and
four mOlths.
funeral Will take place from her late residence plsa
Ninth street northwest, SUNDAY. $50 O'Clock.
Friends aud relEtlyes respectfully invited 10 at-
tend
PROSPERI. On March 10Th, 1889 at o O'Clock /.
m, MILAN H. fkOsfEhl, IN the twenty seventh
year OF his
The funeral viii take place from the residence Of his
sister, Mrs Z. r: Shelton, 304 Pa e. on Monday
March sth- al pm. Friends OF family inyited
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"wHIPSAwED" AGAIN.
Some Remarkable Fluctuations I'm the
Chicago Wheat Market.

CHICAGO, March l6.-The wheat market went
Wild almost from the start. May, after jump
ing from 95Js to 30 at the opening to 9714, eased
back momentariIy to % and then lunged for
ward to 9s4. Hutchinsons brokers were
openly bidding for wheat, in fact. were bidding
a small fraction above the market all the way
mp just az on yesterday they were offering to
sell below the market. The small shorts were
panic-stricken, but the quantity of wheat
Tor sale was very scant till May got up TO 80
cents. Here the offerings from some unknown
source became so large that the market speedily
reacted 10 g7iSc. The crowd saw when the
damage had been done that 1t had again been
.'whipsawed" They realized that the wheat
bought under cover yesterday at 95c. was sold
out under cover to- day at CSC.
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THE COURTS.

CIRCUIT CorRr-DrvIsIos No. 1.-CAief yisstios
Bingham.
To-day, Carpenter agt Wood; demurrer ar
gued and submitted. Thomas .gt. Milliken ct
al, and Schenck agt Clark; Judgments by de-
fault. Mari sgt Green; motion for Judgment
Diver sgt Kelly; hearing on certiorari passed
EQuIrr CouRr-Jadge Goa.
To-day, Homiiler agt Homiller; resale by
eonfssso. cooIsey sst bryan; ). 4. Gordon
appointed guardian I'd Item.
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LOCAL NOTES.

Alfred Kicks, an eleven-year-old colored boy.
was locked up at the sixth precinct station to-
day charged with stealing two bushels of oats
from the Baltimore and Ohio depot. He de-
MES the charge.
In the Criminal Court, to-day, a motion for a
new trial was granted in the case of Edward
Goiway, convicted and sentenced to three
years in the penitentiary, and the verdict was
set aside.
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Real Esfata Mafforo

Aida York Penne has bought, for &7,200, Of
I. I. Schneider, sub i72, square l55, 1897 by
$3.50 feet, on Corcoran street, between 18th
and 18th streets northwest.
8. A. pashiel has bought Of c. B. Gray and
transferred to Marion Z. Gray lots 80 to Al, blk
l. and lots and 4, blk. u, Trinidad, for a, 800
c. g. Thorn has bought Of J. 8. Edwards, for
sl4, 200, parts 10 and IL, square a1S; 191S by
slx, corner 18th and I streets.
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ID EDITION
Latest T6lGgTanS 10 The Star.
AN ESCAPED MURDERER's LUCK
He Discovered the New Gold Fields in
Lower California.

Los ANGELES, CAL, March l6.-Prospectors
are still leaving in large numbers for the gold
fields. Two pack trains from the Arizona
mining districts left overland yesterday for the
mines. The men at work at the placers are
making big wages. but no extraordinary strikes
or hnds are reported. Gaskill. the man who
first discovered the Santa Clara field, turns out
10 be an escaped murderer from the United
States. he has already pre-empted some Of
the best quartz claims in the Santa Clara valley.
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DEATH ON THE TRACK.
Inquest Over the Remains OF Ellen Bell,
Killed by a Il. and d. Train

Coroner Patterson held an inquest at che
sixth precinct station to-day in the case OF
Ellen Bell, or Thomas, the colored woman Who
was killed by train on the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad, near Benning. Thursday night The
jury was composed Of Patrick Cusick, George
GIL, James Holmes, John F. Kelly, Ed~.
Holmes. and George Mcfarland.
Chr. b. Smith. engineer on the train. testified
that about O'Clock Thursday evening, while
on his way 20 the Union stock yards. be blew
bus whistle and pulled the bell rope. ~ usual
lie continued 20 do 50 until the crossing ~ss
passed When about 65 or 20 feet from the
crossing he saw the woman standing about 2
feet from the track. She WIS facing the track
Before the train reached her she turned and
the bumper struck her. Witness reversed his
engine and stopped the train a. soon rs posi-
bic. The train was going at the rate Of about
or miles All hour when the woman vas
struck. and the train was stopped within is or
20 feet from where she was standing before the
accident
The fireman and conductor and other train
men corrOborated this testimony
Maria Bell, colored. mother Of the deceased
testified that her daughter was deaf She was
/ also blind I'm one eve. She was a good dang A.
ter" added the old woman land Was a hard
worker. Anybody who was used 70 her could
tap her on the shoulder and make her under
stand anything. She never drank any liquor -
She continued. saying her daughter was not
married, although she the mother Of three
children.
THE RAILROAD EMpLoYEs EXoNEnATFD.
The jury returned a verdict exonerating the
/ railroad employees. and the body was turned
/ over to friends for burial
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TuE Grxu1sr
JOHANN UOFF's
MALT ENTRACr
DIST SJThiiIYE IONIC
and most
PtI.ATkBLF HEALTH BEVERAGE
Tor inpsr~d Digestion. Dyspepsis. ConvalOsceace
Veal Children. and General Debility
WHAT PEOF COLEMAN. OF GLASGOW, SAYS or
suffering from Attzcs 0f Illness watch bad not
tui1 r-iuc-'i strength, but brought on extreme
.AhAustlui tryl inability b. Apprypr1te food. tried
th- rncrt- - the 6~nuiue Johsnn Hons Malt Ultra
stueg A-=ful three times day. Its followed
" u.fk-d enect-l. Food shich had heretofore bcen
luund O. as- the AlluoutAry canal un diseste
truV.TiN- =. here APPEARED Increased power Vi
~, lSin. animal heat and storing up tat
leVHrs q limitations The gcuuine has the signs.
ttrs g JuhsuD Hsf the neCk vi every bottle. AL
StLers ar Wurtll less limitations
JOHANN non. Berlin AID Vienna. New York Of
Dee. q haiCiaS - Ja.Ntu,thAs
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BOOdler McGariuic In WinniDen

CHICAGO, March ia special dispatch from
Winnipeg says: W. J. McGariSle. late of Chi
cago, is in the city and goes to Ottawa next
week. While there he will assist his brother
boodlers Ill endeavOring to defeat the new ex-
tradition bill now before the Dominion parlia-
ueut
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White Cans Tear Down a House.

special SAYS that a body Of white caps tore down
a clearinghouse one night this week on the
farm of j. Il. Roads. 1t had been rented to
Aaron Conover, who last fall received visit
from the white caps.
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THE MANUFACTURERS FIRM.
Rock Island Switchmen On Strike.

CHICAGO March l6.-Thirteen switchmen for
the Rock Island railroad went out on a strike
last night because the place of one of the regu-
lar switchmen was filed by non-unon man.
The strikers places were soon filed without
causing any DELAY 10 trains
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Heavy Snow

Sioux FALLS, OAK, March ia snow squall
which set in yesterday afternoon developed
into one of the heaviest snow storms of the
winter. Over 20 inches have fallen. The tenn
perature is mild
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Admiral krantZ Succeeds Minister
.1aures.

PARIS. March iG.-Admiral Krantz has been
| appointed minister OF marine to ill the vacancy
| caused by the death of Admiral Jaures
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Nature and Art

combined to produce the phenomenal vintage
1854 "Mumm's Extra Dry Champagne" pro-
nounced by connolsseurs the finest tor years
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The executive committee of the American
party in New York. yesterday appointed COM
mittee 10 wait on Mayor Grant aud request him
TO veto resolution of the board of aldermen
providing for the placing of the Irish flag over
the City-hall ON st. Patricks day. Mayor
Grant denied the request
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MtRRIEn-

CROWN-KNoTT. on Sunday, March 2. ss9. By
the hey Father Mhelan the cathedral ma BAltnor,
DAVID NJ. GROW y aud sALLIE A. kNOTr, both VI
Georgetown. ID. Z. IL
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SENATOR CHACE's RESIGNATION.
It Reaches the Hands of Gov. Taft, of
Rhode Island.

Providence, r. L, March 16.-Gov. Taft to-
day received a letter OF resignation Of his
office OF U. 9. Senator from the Hon. Jonathan
Chace. 1t will be read to the general assembly
on Monday
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"NOrmSa LIKE THEM

NE verdict Of all who take Ayers Pnla
PromFs and effective In their action. they lss,.
no hi-erse'a Hnd may be administered 20 old or
young. Herbert Elverl. Of Eas, saginaw. Mich.
"ys' i vAs Q great sunervr from Con.tipa-
N'n' hsAdsohs. and osnsraI Debility. My skin
Na' ysilov and had constant pain in my side
and hack Other medicine. falling, tOos thru
t"tss ot Ayers Pills and Am eur-d~
~as severely sfnieted ~ith Dyspepsia and
Management Of the Liver. most OF ths time b.
ne unable TO retain any solid food Three eo1ss
Of Ayers Pills eur.d me. --Lncius Alerandss
hareishssd. Mas.
AYERS PILLS,
freparsd BY Or c. Aver d Co. Lowell Masa
Sold ~ all Druggists aud De sIsrs In Medic.pes
mhi3
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IENrCyALIEEs

HhpgyAEIiEs
Forrsaly n abe dresses aud underwear for ladies'
..-s.. AID children al the
~HASJFaCTULtNG ESTABLISHMENT"
Or ,-ri1g styles ready for inspection. and
invite Jhs '-u-, u cali We have dresses in every
F.t- from e. up To $50. PROM calico wrapper TO
slEes.Ik t..,s- Ne l,fy any competition, either in
styi-oTI W positively guarantee a of so
- cent Ca every purchase. and good TT Every gar
p.sril e GUY make and you deal ith you
surely save retailers profit, and If alterations are
Necessary II j. done while waiting
ANY GARMENT MADE TO ORDER ON ONE
DAYS NOTICE"
~NASUFACTCRING ESTABLISHMENT"
Second foor parors,
colin 9Is 9Th st D. ". CHerzos's old stand)
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FATHER CURLEy CRITICALLY ILL.-The Rev.
Father James Curley, the veteran astronomer
of Georgetown college, is now lying seriously
ill at the college, and fears are entertained that
he will not recover.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-16

PArSLEss ErrzcruAL
BEEcHAms PMS
BEEcHAws PuLa
TIE. GREET BsEs#ts ssp,lPfaHE1 A
foA "AAA fMSAiSEb DIGESTION,
DfsoRDkRED LIVER
ssslirs Ens, BIZ AILEN . CO. sole Hssnss7ss
elst does not keep theml vin mail bEEcHAxfs
Pills on ,s asosip. q Pr'ca but Inquire hrss Dr.
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THE CsiGTOENrs SOCIETY FOR THE j
SUPPRESSION OF VICE.
SAN 1HANCIscO, July 1th, 1889.
ItOOk severe cold upon my chest aud lungs and
did not give n proper attention IL developed into
lFoicLIti-, and the fall Of the year l was
ur,ateL-d with consumption. Physicians ordered
u g. more yongeiisl climate, and l TO san
Iranci~su. soon after my Erriyal | commenced
ukius ~cott~ TnalsioH cf Cod Liver OIL with Bypo-
I0-l Liss regularly thrre times day. In ten weeks
ny sNvlg,irivi- vrui tTvm Loo ~ $50 pounds and
over. tn euug meantime ceased
C. H. BESNETT.
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RANGE OF THE THERMoMErER.-The follow
ing were the readings at the signal Office to-
day: Sam, 80; Pm, 46; maximum, AZ; min
imum 81
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WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP

BoNDs ACcEPTED.-The Secretary of the
Treasury this afternoon accepted the following
bonds: Registered AZ per cents, $4,000, S4O,-
600, g OO0 $4,000 at 1OS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-16

IT WAS LEARNED THIS AFTERNOON that Judge
George Chandler, of Independence, Kan, was
the man who was endorsed for assistant secre-
tary OF the Interior by Kansas delegations that
called on the President to-day
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-16

Death OF Louis GIbacb, the Novelist.
PARIS. March l6.-Louis Ulbach, the French
novelist. IL dead.
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FINANCIAL AND COMNERCIAL.

The New York stock Market
The following the opening and closing prices Of
the New York stock Market as reported by special
wire TO CorsOn and Mccartney, l4l9 + street.
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WORK At THE NAvY-YARDs.-Work will be re-
sumed on Monday at the various navy-yards in
herepair of vessels under a recent appropriation
Sl50,000 to be Immediately available for this
purpose. The work has been discontinued for
some time on account of lack of funds
The vessels now being repaired are the Iroquois
at Mare Island, jamestown and Pensacola at
Norfolk, Portsmouth and Saratoga at the Ports
mouth, n. H., yard, and the Boston and Yantic
at New York
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CAMPBELL. On Ga

CAMPBELL. on Saturday morning, Narch ID.
1857, at - 80 MARY the beloved daughter 81 hurtls
aud Walker Campbell, departed her lie aged ninsteea
Years AID seven days.
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The MONUMENT ELEVATOR. - The Wash
ington monument elevator has been run
ming for five months without any re-
pairs. Owing to the strain on the ma
chinery during Inauguration week, when
between twenty and thirty thousand persons
made the asceDt;~it has been deemed best to
overhaul the machinery. The elevator, there
fore, will not be in operation during the COM
ing week. The dynamo engine will be kept
running, however, and the electric lights will
be kept burning, 80 that visitors may have an
opertunity of ascending the stairs. The monu-
ment will be open hereafter from a. m. to
$50 p. m, and the elevator, when it resumes
its trips, will be in operation from $50 TO $50
leaving the floor every half hour, the last trip
commencing at p. m.
The INAUGURAL COMMITTEE BApaEs.-The
badges worn by members of the inaugural COM
mittees are in much demand as souvenirs. but
as each committeeman had but one they are ex-
ceedingly difficult to obtain. The design of the
badges, the work Of VIM. Frederick, and which
was selected by the committee on badges. of
which Mr.. Simon Wolf was chairman. after
careful study, is much admired. They are
modest In size and neat in their general effect.
Our OF JAL.-In the Criminal Court, Judge
Montgomery, white man named John Brown
was in the prisoners dock to-day. Mr.. Harry
=; Davis stated that he was convicted on the
10Th OF December OF vagrancy, and sentenced
to sixty DAYS in the workhouse. He took an
appeal, and pending the appeal he was sent 10
Jail, where he has been for nearly ninety DAYS,
and he now asked his discharge. The nearest
way out being to withdraw his appeal, this was
suggested, and he then withdrew the appeal and
was shown the door.
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scllhy al. druggists.
C. X. BESNETT.

IrNuIEWEIuIUS' SALES OF 100000 WORT II
q :. Dds IsIi AGED ly tTr, smoke aud wafer, at
kAtINAN'S Double C0nb.uGtiuI,
fll-,-1u l1th ST. ..
NNE IstEN EyEHY NIGHT STIMULATES THE
NtuV,Tt4sfll q tlg bale amt IruyeS the digest N
ard Ite Carriers llite Liver lil- lvIt FORGET tins
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EoR SE.srcKNEss
USE HoRsFoRD,s

Or. PRICE. Of the White Star 6 & Gerrn.nlc s.xs.
"A have prescr Il ia my practice the passen-
gers travelling TO and from Europe this steamer and
the result has satisfied that ii taken in time ID Will
IN great many cases prevent seasickness." mill Z
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L. Il. Towxrn * Sow
DRY GOODS DEALERS
IgI6,IH IL NV,

DRY GOODS DEAIEkS,
I3iGsIH IL NV.
N.tlr1-sog.su B.,as L,l cotton. ~ cts.
iruft . tls !s,HI, - -
l---t B.s.susd SL,et4is, . y yards wide, - cts.
lubl+st led she, tIls. - .sIu- wIIc,ls ct-.
81 Lt.,l urt. Cotton, ct.
y. N,.l H,Erietta, ~ inches vide. IN all shades.
Dots
A..-N,.,l u,rrvtth. - Iur hes wide. IOci-
HsLfistf4. Do al shades, ] yard wide. - Cts.
q. ifrs~- ts.t-. %. IT,, ALI
~ ~aftr.Ii~. ! rvl4sh ~ le-, AH11 81.
s-aIah SIis iu AL -hs4' 90 -.
ts4uI.tt t.lTtaiu - Tlfi. . -.
I-Ise i.si. u " IIJe Goods for Aprons Dresses.
Ira. . gt- ~
y .li-.sr lies. tor Boys. > eta.
lt4s =. rtE.
Al .rai,s u Iabc Linen. Bisarhed sud Unbeac bed,
frst. @, uI-
.. wees. NslkiI-. HHs1vrg. Gloves. a..
tsut- ~. lli' 'o4lsr> - 81 lssl, acts. oOL
t1lra.s D j u uul ,,tt - -. cts. dOL
ks.ls ir-f Naguii.r tHtrsu. cts.
COZ lH-i ~k.r. Brand .s,t- ,al-3m
l~NIIEN ~ . as SAILS - 100000 MORTH
U %. goods I1rHsr.. o. are. -tnuhs, and water, at
MAJ AiA,s Double Combination,
4uil.iw iith -. sc.
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4 Row on THE AvENUE.-This afternoon.
about $50 o'clock, two yOung men-Jas Her
ney, pasterer. aud Richard Began. a driver
got into a quarrel with n colored express driver
named VIM. Golden. near Pennsylvania avenue
and 18th street. During the row which ensued
Herney drew revolver, but did not use
II. When the trouble ended Golden went
over 70 Majors livery stable and telephoned @
the first precinct station for an officer. While
dong 30 his alleged aSsailants started up PENN
sylvanla avenue ON run, and while passing
through the white lot they met Clarence SPELL
man, who was driving an express wagon They
assaulted Spellman and beat him over the head
with sticks. Hcrney again drew his revolver
This time he fred Que shot which did not
take effect. While this assault was being
committed Policemen Frayser and Ceinnr
hurried 10 the white lot and placed the
young men under arrest. Herney again
drew his pistol and pointed IL al
Officer Ceinar, but did not fire. They were
taken 20 the first precinct station aud locked
mp. They were each charged with assaulting
the drivers, and Herney was also charged with
carrying concealed weapons They are held
for a hearing in the Police Court.
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Poyp.s Exrn.cr
PRESIDENT CLEVELAND.

Poyp.s Exrn.cr
IL USED IN IHE HOUSE
HOLD OF ,,xs,nvx- ,,vvrr~
sCBDCEs INFLtMNA-
lion CONTROLS HEM
CARRIAGES. ISyALCA-
BLE FOB BURNS.
WOUNDS, BRulsEs
ETC. PAIN DisAf-
Y1Aks. no
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ARR.IGNMENrs N THE CRIMINAL CorRr.-
The following persons were arraigned and
pleaded not guilty IN the Criminal Court Judge
Montgomery. thIs morning. Edwin r. O'Brien.
obtaining money by false pretenses. $1,000
from Anna {. Myer May last; Ihos. Stogle,
assault with intent 10 kill Frank Henson Feb
ruary %; John Thomas with Horace IIbbs !,
house breaking in day at the dwelling of Chas
Banks February 4: Daniel Miller. same Offense,
house of Alex. Ebert, February -
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THE WASHINGTON RELICS.
A Rich Collection in the National Mu-
scum.

MANY CURIOUS ARTICLES OF HISTORIC VALUE
THE FAMOUS SUIT OF cLoTHEs-FURyrruRE AND
CHINA WARE FROM MT. vERyoS-AN HISTORIC
CANDIESrICE
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OVER - POUNDS GAINED IN TEN WEEKS.

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