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Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1889-08-23

Xxx Every lover of merit in North
Carolina will seriously regret to
learn of the poor health Of Gen'l, D.
H. Hill. He is expected to make
an early return to Charlotte.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1889-08-23

Xxx The postofhce at Halifax is in
the hands of colored female repub-
lican. The wife of Henry E. Davis
having succeeded in giving the re-
CURED bond is now duly commits
stoned. Ours is an age of progress
and the incessant question Of our
lives is-What next?
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1889-08-23

*** Home Secretary Mathews is
said to have advised the Queen to
commute Mrs Maybrick's sentence
of death to imprisonment for life. A
conference was held at the Home
Office yesterday to decide upon the
best way to show clemency to Mrs.
Maybrick without offending the dig
nifty Of Justice Stephen. That uncom,
promising old idiot still maintains
the justice Of the verdict. He is
evidently made of the same stuff as
our Puritan ancestors who burned
women at the stake as witches. n.
Y. Star.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1889-08-23
EDENTON. AUGUST %, 1889.

x** Over ten thousand strangers
are enjoying the delights af Ashe-
vile.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1889-08-23

* On the 23rd of September
Raleigh will be the scene of another
most important investigation. This
time the aid of the Criminal court
will be invoked and the charge of
crime will be against an ex-priest
instead of civilian. John J. Boyle,
of whose ofense our readers are
familiar, will be the first of the
priestly office ever arraigned before
a court in North Carolina and the
second one, known to our people,
who has bedraggled his robes in the
paths of sinful and open indulgence.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1889-08-23
Ho! For Mays Head !!
Str. Lizzie Burruss,
CAPTAIN HUSSEY,

Leaves Elizebeth City every Tuesday
and Friday at 6 p. M, for Mays Head.
This Steamer is large and is almost new,
having just received thorough over
hauling.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1889-08-23

OXFORD. n. G.
The Fall Term of 1889 will begin
the First Monday in August.

A new Infrmary is now being
built, and it will be fitted up with spe-
ciaI reference to comfort and conve-
nience. Other Improvements are being
added with the view of making the
equipment of the school as complete as
possible.
The location, the teachers, the text
books, the course of study, and other
appliances of the school are all that
parents seeking for their sons the best
education advantage. need desire.
For catalogues apply to
J. II. HORNER, Oxford. n. c.
Or CAPT. T. J. DREWRY, BoykiDs, Va
Oxford, July 1889.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1889-08-23

The only strictly cash house in Edenton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-01
News SPRING UNDERWEAR.

Gray Bal. Shirts and Drawers 35c
White Merino Shirts and Drawers, Soc
Gray Nerino Shirts and Drawers, soc.
Improved shape Jean Drawers, SOC.
Medium weight White Wool Underwear, 81.
Natural Wool Shirts and Drawers, 81.
Gauze Underwear, 25c., 35c, SOC.
Gossamer Merino Underwear. 35 and soc.
Balbriggan Underwear. 25c., 35c. and Soc
superfne French Underwear, 75c and s1.25.
Fancy Striped Bal Underwear. 75c.
Dr. Warmers Natural Wool and Camels' Hair Un-
derwear
WORD WITH YOU.
Your experience is, doubtless that the seams rip and
buttons come off the low-priced Underwear. Let us
look at the "Palais Royals SOC. Underyarments
then, perhaps, you'll admit though the prices
quoted elsewhere, different goods offered Here's
5Oc. Balbrggan Shirt-note the ribbed neck, which
is untearable: the front silk bound. Look at the
taped over patent everlasting stays where the ripping
usually commences.
Now, look at the SOC. Jean Drawers Note the shape
Turn them inside ont and examine the parts which
usually show wear. All lengths of leg to each waist
size, which are shown from % to A inches
The natural Wool Underwear at 81. You only have
to feel them to know they will not irritate the skin
to see them to appreciate the finish and shape
Such Merino Underwear for Soc that we fear for the
sale of the 75c. garments.
THE SECRET IS THIS:
The Palas Royals strictly cash business enables
smaller profits and therefore better qualities for the
prices than elsewhere
The window display corner of 10Th street and Penn
syvanla avenue, will demonstrate that Just as good
values are given in socks as in underwear
THE PALAIs ROYAL,
Continued below)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-01

AL the romances founded on the careers of
Dick Turpin and other famous knights Of the
road never began to compare, in their descrip-
lions Of GOODNESS and daring with the story of the
robbery of a bank told in the press dispatches
from Denver. bank president is seated in his
Office. A stranger gains a private interview
with him on the pretext Of disclosing a plot to
rob his bank. The disclosure takes the form of
apractical illustration, in which the president
is himself compelled, at the point of a pistol,
to play the leading part. The amour. stolen.
fortunately, was not large enough to cripple
the bank or break the private fortune OF the
victim on whom personally the bulk Of the loss
must fall; but the audacity Of the scheme loses
nothing from this circumstance. Indeed. the
effect is rather intensified by the fact that q
thief with so much ingenuity and courage
should have commanded himself sufficiently a,
the critical moment to keep his demand within
such bounds that the subordinate officers of the
bank had not their suspicious aroused for 8
moment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-01
LADIES SPRING UNDERWEAR.


Can this be contradcted: THE PALAIs ROYAL
carries the largest and most varied stock of THE
AMERICAN HOSIERY CO.'S UNDERWEAR in this
city for ladies' Misses Boys Childrens and Infants
wear Need anything be said in favor of the shapes.
the materials the of this celebrated underwear
Spring stvle Knee Pants and Long Pants
Improved body-fitting spring weight Pants
Also, Ladies' bodyfitting Vests in improved styles
New styles for the Children and Babies
Palas Royal prices for the American Hosiery Co.'s
Underwear Will pleasantly surprise you.
SPECIAL!l
Ribbed China Silk Vests with low v.shape necks
and no sleeves; elegantly trimmed with hand made
silk crochet silk ribbons and bows at front and arms
Colors Lavender, Cream and Gold These Vests are
positively worth $3.50 each, though offered for ONLY
Sl.3o EACH. This is a statement, we know almost
impossible to believe but it is true that though
time of writing We have 20 dozen of these Vests we
doubt if one will be our counters Wednesday. To-
morrow morning you may find sizes from 20 to A.
inch bust measure.
ANOTHER SPECIAL!I
Ribbed Vests, in White, Blue, Ecru, Pink. Yellow;
low necks; no sleeves; EXTRA LENGTH; ONLY Bic
EACH. These Vests are prettily finished with silk
ribbons, and after the style of the 5Oc garments
STILL ANOTHER SPECIALu
Jersey Balbriggan Vests. Low Necks and no Sleeves
Prettily trimmed with fancy lace crochet work ONLY
25c. EACH. We can't show you the quality here.
You'd be visitor tomorrow to the Palais Royal if we
could
OUR REGULAR STOCK.
Above quoted are but few bargains: here TODAY.
gone tomorrow Not word. so far, of matchless
and now complete regular stock of Spring Underwear
That stock is twice large any preceding
son is fact That the variety is thrice large is also
true. Why. you have only to glance at samples in
show window TO recognize it. The price-marks too,
tell eoquently the story of Paais Royal versus credit
store prices.
THE PALAIs ROYAL
Continued below
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-01

Whatever temporary qualification the repub-
hcan Senators who voted to reject Mr.. Hal
stead's nomination as minister to Germany may
have felt in that act, their best friends will
hardly deny that they made serious mistake
IN indulging il. Those who were moved by the
remembrance Of his utteIances on the subject
OF the Payne inquiry ought to have borne in
mind that what he wrote was written at white
heat, after one of the most acrimonious con-
tests that have ever taken place in the history
of Ohio politics. However innocent Mr.. Payne
may have been Of personal corruption, there is
no room for doubt that corrupt methods were
resorted to by parties acting in his interest, and
there was nothing unreasonable in the demand
OF the republican legislators of Ohio seconded
by Mr.. Halstead, for a searching inquiry
Naturally impulsive, and moved to extra stress
of feeling by the circumstances of this case
Mr.. Halstead may havetexercised rather less
moderation in his comments than a man of
more phlegmatic temperament would, but he
did what he believed to be his duty. Stripping
the situation of all its moral and sentimental
aspects, moreover, the resolve Of certain Sem
ators to defeat candidate who had fearessly
spoken his mind of their body as a whole was
bit of worldly unwisdom. They have simply
issue on which he is certain to enlist
a very large public sympathy. Their
action will give immense impetus to
the growing feeling that the Senate
Is becoming rapidly de-Americanized.
New point will be given to the bitter tone of
public comment upon the manner i'll which the
upper chamber of Congress has been steadily
filling up with men whose chief claim to dis
tinctiOn rests on the big fortunes they have ac-
cumulated, or the skill with which they have
contrived to twist the technicalities of the law
to suit the service of the powerful corporations
that have employed themlas attorneys. This
public sentiment has been voiced.in the appli-
cation to the Senate of the title of 1.-The million
aire club, and that body has not done par
ticularly wise thing in affording Mr.. Halstead
an opportunity to show to the country the apt
ness of the name and the significance of the
moral TO be drawn from it,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-01

Some of the alarmists in England have dis
covered, by the comparison Of statistics of SUD-
ply and consumption for long period, that the
coal mines Of their country will be exhausted
In less than one hundred years. This is as
sumed to mean that England will cease to be
Englsnd-that her supremacy in manufactures
and commerce will collapse-somewhere to-
ward the close OF the twentieth century. That
Is sad prospect for prosperous Englishmen of
the present day to contemplate. Their conso-
lation rests in the fact that it is posterity, and
not their own generation, which must shoulder
the trouble if trouble there is to be. Aside
from the infinite possibilities which rise in the
vista Of hundred years of progress in the me-
ehanic arts, including the undeveloped re-
sources Of electricity, the remoteness of the
date set for the disaster prevents its resting too
heavy on the hearts Of Englishmen of this era.
The prophecy Of the end Of coal-production in
British mines a century hence is a good deal
like the prophecy Prof Proctor used to make
that the earth would grow too cold to support
mankind two billion years. hence. The most
nervous Of the Professors hearers did not 20
home TO have bad dreams about it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-01

Mrs. HarrisOn's recent illness, attributed tc
the unsanitary condition of the White House
has revived public interest in the project Of
providing separate quarters for the President's
official and domestic uses. The business de.
partment has steadily encroached for years
upon the domestic department of the executive
mansion, and still complaint is made of the in
sufficient room for the clerical force required
there. 1t would be eminently proper to make
a change, and provide a suitable residence for
the Presidents family, reserving the present
building for offices, reception-rooms and other
state purposes. We do not require the Seere.
tary Of the Treasury to sleep in the silver vault
or the Postmaster-General to have his lodgings
among his musty mail bags, or the Secretary
Of the Interior TO do his housekeeping in the
patent museum. Why should we demand of a
President that his whole life-private as well
as public-for four years shall be spent under
one roof and in one atmosphere?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-01
ABOUT TIE CONTENTS Or A
LETTER


Another letter. We've incurred the dspleasure this
time of the urnshers It's really getting so bad that
shall be obliged ask the Of neighbors
when we wish to mark new arrival of goods.
What's wrong!
Just this. We've been selling the latest New York
Scarf craze-the Irish Linen Toweling Embroidered
Fourth Hand Scarfs at so cents. Our friends in the
trade complain that they can't afford to sell them for
less than rs cents. They appeal to the manufacturer
to discipline us-and compel you to pay their prices
How would you like that!
But we not going to be disciplined-we're run
ming this business located Market Space
ideas and for the convenience and benefit Of appre
cative we are extremely sorry if our prices
and methods fail to please contemporaries You'll
recall the fact that we had similar Circumstance in
our Shoe Department this last winter-Do you remem-
Der how successful that was! We kept right selling
the goods at our prces-and that's what we're
going to do in this The Irish Linen Embroidered
Scarfs will be at you disposal at so cents.
In justice to the manufacturer won't publish his
letter. There some clauses it that of conf
dental character. ANY of you are, however. welcome
to personal perusal-and the letter will be found in
our business office.
| The whole affair is supremacy amusing that we
can't forbear making public these facts The idea Of
of merchants acting like of school boys
whining and complaining at a perfectly legitimate
transaction-because they are not willing to break
down the bggoted barrier Of old.time policies that
they have erected around their business and launch
| out on the broad plain of progression.
The basis upon which we've marked these scarfs is
the upon which all prices made, and this
incident will to show you that when we say
we offer you all the and latest styles at ,o,oer
prices than Mep can be got elseohere stating
FACT
sAKs AND COMPANY.
PROGRESSIVE oUTFITTERs,
| SEVENTH STREET AND MARKET SPACE.
ne NOT OF GET LEFT But BE on HAND AND
ing mssS es D9 fa4n .nd Y4s fih i. se
FRu1r Trees.
| GRAPE VINES, EvERGREENs
SMALL FRUITS. 80.
SHADE TREES, sun,,ns
| GARDEN AND FLOWER SEEDS.
OF Finest Quality.
EVERYTHING IN THE TREE. PLANT. OR SEED
| LINES AT
| JOHN SAUL'S,
| mh3O-6ts 621 9TH ST., opp. Pstent Office.
WE ARE REACHING THE BOTTOM OF OUR
| w wet goods in our basement; discovered
wet; 90 Cal tomorrow norprp CONCENTRATIONS
SOMETHING New.
LEATHERoID TRUNKS.
Very light in weight.
STRONGER and MORE DURABLE than
Sole Leather. and at HALF THE PRICE
Made and sold only at ToPHAM's
Trunk Factory. 1891 p. ave-
K1RKs
OF RARE AND BEAUTIFU. DEsI0NA
Sold Extensively at Home and Abroad.
Manufactured by
sAML KIRK SON,
ia Baltimore st.. Baltimore Ma
Established 1917.
nwzIRY. WATCHES. DIIxoNDs AND orHxz
| GEMS. mhA-1m
GRzAT DIsOovEhS 1 AT SFE DOUBLE oozsT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-01

There is fun ahead if, as predicted, Murat
Halstead should be elected to the United States
Senate. For he is sort of impulsive with his
tongue as well as with his pen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-01

MONDAY AND TUESDAY.
APRIL ANp-a
FOURTH GRAND
SPRING AND SUMNER OPENING
LONDON BAzAR."
us MARKET SPACE.
FRENCH AND AMERICAN PATTERN HATS AND
BoNNETs. SPRING WRAPS. BEADED WRAPS.
BLACK AND WHITE cHANruLY
LAcEs AND SWISS FLoUNcINas
We have spared neither money nor time to make
this, our FOURTH GRAND SPRING OPENING.
success We invite the ladies othe District aud the
neishbOrhood to call and take the great FEAST
OF NOVELTIES in all the latest styles.
Our Infants Outfit Department comprises every
thing the word outnt includes our.Lons Cashmere
Goats at g. 25 something you Will have TO look IT.
They are embroidered on the collars and cuffs.
Our departments of following articles Kid Gloves.
Hosiery. Fancy Goods Corsets Lace Caps. Underwear
Silks. satins Ribbons Fans Jewely and Parasols are
complete
Call and see the Grand Opening Monday and Tues
day, April and 2.
LONDON Bazaar, us MARKET SPACE.
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SpR1xs STILES liz HArs.

DUNLAPs FIFTH AVENUE STYLE SILK AND
DERBY HATS NOW READY
Just received Importstion of FRENCH SOFT
HATS. hight In weight.
Ia TOsCA UMBRELLAS and CANES for Iadies
wILLKTT RUoFT.
mh22 sos Penn sylvia mia ava
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-01

lComE.
| LET'S HAVE AN UNDERSTANDING.
| mystify and misiead the masses. We have never
kissed the "Blarney Stone," and have simple,
we say we mean, and just mean enough to ex-
pose those who make practice of saying what they
handsome
SPRING OvERCOATS,
Strictly Atwood, with silk facings welt seams,
Excellent business suits for men, at........ $50
PRINCE Albert Suits. black corkscrew. strictly
all wool, durable dressy and stylish at..... 1875
| Our second floor is used exclusively for
BOYS AND CHILDREN's CLOTHING.
Here you may shuttle in and out and around and be-
tween the rows of tables, over Of g. l25 square
feet and at each step have your attention by
| something new and novel in style and design with
which to dyke the Little Ones" to their delight
| and your pleasure.
Chidren's Suits sizes to IA years. LIZ upward.
PARENTS AND GUARDIANS
who would protect their interests and the inter
ess of their wards should inspect this stock before
making their spring purchases We are very safe in
guaranteeing a saving OF at least 20 per cent.
Our Stock of Pantaloons is simply immense.
The prices considerably below zero To wit p9c,
sl.20, si;75. s225, $3.50. s2.7s. sS12, s5.37,
| . PIGS IN CLOVER,
the latest craze from Puzzevle. given to every pur
chaser OF u Boys or Child's Suit. Something new
VICTOR z. ADLER'3
10 PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE IN
927 and 929 9TH st. NV. corner Massachusetts ava
Strictly One Price.
Open Saturdays until IL p m ap1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-01

( WALL TOMORROW AT THE DOUBLE COMBI-
~ NATION
- And you will find what has been discovered.
Three great things from our basement. mh29-4t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-01

ENOR ONE WEEK ONLY! EXTRA-HEAvY FANCY
IL mating, 15c. worth Csc We also secured another
at 49,; worth Acc. Call early at BLUMS,
mh30-2t' 745-747 9Th st.
no NOT GET LEFT. BUT BE ON HAND AND
Dhnd out the secret to be exposed tomorrow morn
ing at the DOUBLE COMBINATION,
might 124l and 12i3 IL tn ST. sc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-01
AMONG THE POPULAR Times In

AMoSa THr Popu1aR THrSes In
SPRING SUITS FOR MEN ARE THE SOLID
BLACK AND BLUE cHEv1oTs
THESE COME IN PLAIN AND DIAGONAL
RIBBED GOODS, IN CUTAwAY AND SACK
COATS. AND IN PRICES RANGING FROM
els TO s22. SO SUIT.
IN NEW YORK THESE ARE VERY MUCH
USED BY THE FINE TRADE, THE MER-
CHANT TAILoRs MAKING THEM UP TO
ORDER
THE COATS AND VESTS CAN BE USED
WITH ANY STYLE OF STRIPED OR CHECK
PANTS, AND THUS, WITH PANTS LIKE
THE COAT AND VEST AND AN EXTRA
PAIR, OF DIFFERENT GOODS. ONE HAS
PRACTICALLY TWO SUITS.
IN ODD PANTS THE VARIETY IS VERY
LARGE THIS SPRING AND THE STYLES
VERY HANDSOME
BROKEN PLAIDs AND CHECKS ARE THE
NEWEST. PARTICULARLY FOR YOUNG
MEN, AND OUR STOCK HAS THE LATEST
PATTERNS IN ALL THE NEW CoLoRINas
AND SHADES. AND THE CUT IS THEsAME,
PRECISELY. AS IF MADE TO MEASURE
GENTLEMEN WHO WANT VERY STYLISH
CLOTHES. AT MODERATE COST, WILL FIND
THESE JUST WHAT THEY NEED.
Z. B. BARNUM & co.
sp1 e3l PENNSYLVANIA AVE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-01
The PnoeREss Or The AGE


Manifests itself nowhere more than it does in
our new Spring Goods.
Thanks to the improvements in the art of tan
ming the leather, the mode of putting the same
together and the improvements in finishing the
shoes. we are proud to say land say SO know
ingly) that there is not another house in the
United States that can offer for your inspection
a BETTER MADE. BETTER LOOKING,
BETTER FITTING or MORE sERvICEABLE
class Of Footwear for the price than We can.
Our assortment is SO extensive that it would
be almost impossible to give you any idea of
what we have got by enumerating the different
kinds in these columns, but WE THINK We
can suit any taste, and WE KNOW We can fit
any foot unless it be actually deformed and can
duplicate most any good shoe. to be found
elsewhere, at a considerable saving to you in
price.
COME AND TRY Us.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-01
Now Is The TIME.

-
The budding trees the love-making sparrows Aprils
oalmy air AL tell you now is the time change your
Underwear. What to wear viii puzzle you when you
see the variety at the
s srfF 4 4 I 4 # SIS sss
ILL "A Il ssss
k s 90 y "A /
RRR o o Wy AA l.
+ + 900 y AAA It,11 -.
Mems window display, corner 10Th street Mems
Department. near door No. 1119 Pennsylvania ave-
nue..
Ladies' and Chidren's Underwear displayed in Ave
nue. show window. Department near door No. 1117
Pennsylvania avenue
Continued below)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-01

GREAT DISCOVERY AT THE DOUBLE COMBI-
" NATION,
1241 and l242 l It'll ST. Sc.
Tomorrow Saturday will tell the tale. mh29-4t
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AIDES SWISS RIBBED VESTS. TO. WORTp
Lace So s,r,p enidssn', Ribbed Vests worth i5c
Snsilies at &C. Pr I'D. Gall early at BLUMS 1857 al
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-01
ROBINSON. PARKER, & Co.'S
SPRING EXHIBIT.

ROBINSON. Parker. & Co.'S
SPRING EXHIBIT.
YOU can do better by buying NOW than BY holding
of-our stock is full to OVERCOMING with the
choicest styles in tho clothing Hne-our prices
are LOWEST NOW, because we have no future
cut-price sale to make allowance for
ROBINSON, PARKER co.
OUR standard is higher-our variety is lareer-OUR
PRICES ARE LOWER this spring than ever
before.
ROBINSON, PARKER co.
WE have brought styles together from the cultured
centers Of the civilized Globe and added the bright
est thoughts Of our own creation.
ROBINSON, PARKER co.
THERE is nothing new-bright or fanciful in the lap
of Fashion that is not represented in our
splendid Stock Of Spring Suits and Light
Weight Overcoats-Stylei is blended with SER
vice-and VALUE IS BOILED DOWN TO
BARGAIN POINT.
ROBINSON. PARKER &Co,
REPRESENTATIVE AMERICAN CLoTHIERs,
319 9TH STREET. CORNER OF D.
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a RARE MEMS UNLAuNpKRKD sHnra
"A made Of rood mlalin. 300 linen bosom, rsan,
snsS risnnsi sh.rss .st ssless. 3sc-; Worth So
Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-09-12
A Chase After Thieves.

On yesterday afternoon, about o'clock
as officer Carroll was in the vicinity OF
Second and K streets he was informed by
half-drunken man that three footpads
were going through man in the lumber
yards near the river front, and that the
same parties had also attempted to rob
him. Officer Agner joined Carroll aud the
two proceeded to The vicinity. On the way
they obtained traces of the men they
wanted, and when they had proceeded
some distance they saw ahead of them
the three individuals for whom they were
sealching. Upon getting sight of the off,
GERS, the trio started on a run, and the
officers gave chase. One of the culprits
proved to be sprinter, and made his
escape. The second one was captured and
the third concluded to jump into the river.
After swimming about for some time, he
came back to the shore, where the officers
were waiting for him. Both were taken to
the lookup. The man whom they thought
to have robbed could not be found.