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South Ninth St. Improvement.
OFFICE or THE CITY CLERK
Of THE CITY or SEATTLE,

SEATTLE, W. T., Aug. -. lsSs. ,
Notice is hereby given To the ownegs oi
property condemned by ordinance No
LIS. entitled, An ordinance IN exten I;
establish, lay ont aEd o,sen South Nintt
street, III the city of seattle. from Alkad,
street 10 flummer street. that they, ihs
sat3 property owners, are hereby required
20 appoint one person TO act with tive
her persons zone 10 be appointed by ths
owners of property tcnrtite1 by the pro
Wis oa OF said ordinance No. i,iss. and one
Is ID be appointed by the mayor OF ssiC
city oi sesttlel in apprsisiug and assessinG
damages and benefits within and tor tbs
assessment district described aud estab
bshei by section OF said ordinance Ne
i.is7, in accordance with the provisions o.
section Iol ~ 50 aei CT the legislature of the
territory ef Washington. entiti. i, ''An set 4
revise ami smend TIE thartsr of the tiiS
Of Seattle, approved February 4, lssi.
said appoint ent is t0 De mad In WRITING
and tiied with the city clerk If the city a
szattie onor bsfore the sta day of sepsem
Ter, \. y. lSS9.
G. ". FERRIS. Cisy Clerk.
First publication of this notice, August
-. Ike
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Senator ragh. es Alabama. uho
Was here in the earlN summer A. q
member III the senatorial commission.
Was interviewed upon his return Ia
Washington CITY last week. sna statesi
O. his positive opinion that the4e Is
not the slightest hops Tor The Demo
Gratis either in Washington or Mon
tAna. He regarded Mr.. Cox'S tssy
predictions - absurd.
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CAUTION.

Beware al frasks. IS my na1ne anc Inc
prss-c are STAMPED ssss the h-exsala Of al nay
advertised Shoes bsxa-e fssving TIRE ssesary.
which yrxsses.s the wssFers against haxa
prices and inferior goods ~ a utssssf eHeF>
" Il. IssCsss A. shoes NJ O resfured prize,
or ears he has shesa without say aaszss ana
price ssatngx.a an the ssossofa rgs hssa down
a. fraud
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Delegate John II. Alien has thus far
been remarkably suceeSsial Ia his pre-.
hminary canvass for the senAteTsl, 9.
The Republican primaries Ia wslla
WailA county d.claFcsi ta hss favor by
. decisive vote The Yakima county
primaries w.re also favorable 60 hita.
rs were those Of jefferson and CAL.
lam counties. Thus taf. at beast. be
certainly has the lead IN tho senate.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT
oFFICE or C0xrTRoL1Es OF CURRENCY,

TREASURY DETACHMENT
tffICE or COMPTROLLER OF CURRENCY, :
wAsHtSGtuS 5aae q fSsa.
WHEREAS. By satisfactory evidence pre-
scented "a the uDderSigs erf. Il hiss hetu
made fo appear that *Tae Washington
National Bank ot :. stsle" tn the esty q,
SEATTLE, ia the cnanty Of King and Terri
tory ~ ssl&iegt3li Ass c Sc s.liess with al
the prov fsi,ns 81 she S'a.utss % he United
States, inquired IA h. corn pltei With before
IA association shall be authorised Ia com
usucc the business - banking
>ow therefore l. Jvs~e h. Absaharus
Deputy and Atnns Comptroller OF the
taFrency, do hereby certify that ''Ths
Washington National hank OF -.atiIs..@ Ia
the city ut sestsie, ia the county 81 kiuS
ard territory ag Washington. j. authorized
10 commence the business ai banking a,
provided In s,csiou afty-one hundred and
slxis-ttsne OF the Revised statutes az tn.
/ United states
In tcefimeay whereof witnes.
NY hand ant seal ot offics
thls yah day Vi Jane. isss
lesAl- J. u. AERAaANs
Deputy and Acting Comp
tEollSr o. &np Currency
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OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK
OF THE CITY OF SEATTLE.
SEarTrE n T. Aup Il lNsl


Notice Is hereby given ~ the owners of
property benefit, q by ordinance Ne. LIS
entitled An ordinance 10 extend estab-
ish. lay ous and open South Ninth street
in the city of ses;tle IRON Mikado street 10
Plummer street." that they, the said prop
erty owners. are hereby required 10 appoint
enc person 10 act with two either versions
tone OF whom is 30 be appointed by the own
vrs of property condemn ed by said ordi-
nance No, Isl and one by the mayor OF
said city OF seaitiel IN apFra'sing and as.
sessing DAMAGES aud b nefts within and
for the assessment district described and
established by section 4 % sad ordinance
No. i,lS3. in accordance with the provision
of section Ioi of an act os the legislature OF
the territory of Washing GA, entitled An
act IN revise and amend the charter of toe
city of Seattle. approved February 4. 1856
Sail appointment is To be made Ia writing
aud filed with the city clerk of the city %
Seattle, on or before The 9th day of ocptem-
bar n II. lsS9 &. W. FERRIS. Clerk.
First publication OF this notice August d,
fxSs
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>PFsftL NOTICES.

NOTICE ~ AL PERSONS HAVING
~ transactions VITA she FIRM al W.
thOuE s Gee, a8uess M rvhEntS, srV here
PSI uotiarst fD prVse ui any CLAIMS they Taav
have sSsi'' - use 1rgn Gu or : fore sept NJ
hgf iA lSsH. fey tstl 5nicut. aud further
uut sc . hefeby giyta shat chm Nbiux
ho 4, tne SfuioT partner ei sAsd Hrn. has
Frtarmssi IA this efty floin EHins aid - jli
hnfcsiiFf take lae charge 81 its haS,lsSs
IAa toftaef uAnaEeT ti-e Hee, heiuE ah-a1R
81 ietarn tothsas- VA CH0N6 4 80.
NuTlCE~ = s&~IEXgks-wE ARgPRE.
~ psrsd - crutraCt FOR sug quantity of
lagh ~ TIE caflesd Tbs Bailisrs' supply
60. ~ Marion street.
NoTiCE 49, AEL fAKrIgS HAYlN@
y cl<iEas sesses1 p l. Marshall ara
hsrehy Fyegwestssl o. qT~sent the same "a
thv anlegsleas<l Al a. ofsct. r,ssTa Il
<sStiti bstsck Frank Hsusorf. attorney
q isCt go 3 .. Ssfsha 3
NOTWE-I HAVE a LARGE SrpoK
~ ct furniture ami hss-d.ug az EUFuar
hal, FoaF;h and j. 81 rSeu str,r.s 4.
N@hihgsrh
DE>sofrr;s'N ar CoFs.TNEKsHiP
II issol.g rloN-fHs FtRN oT " i.
L Auses i 80 has thts dsy sunsaalle dis
S,,lsca. ". T. Auses rvg3Tsue frem the ern
The tasissess ~5ii - p eryisd ou ~ ,.
,. Iori = Co al 2sI- Fesatsifevt.
" T. ANES
JOHN &. iokn-
\orii uF DISSOLUTION NOTICE :
" heEeaF xtven fhst she usr.uersh 2,
lsfc}V existing aetwsxu tassses kaysar sra
"a fnasr. Un&eT sSc Grsu uNuss 81
tai,rr & ksfsTr wss f5Ss0lVast aV gaassA1
t1nseat o@ tkts tsth ssy az AuEusF. fSss
A. ael'is ewtHx ta she "a prrtav r~htp a.
to p ,os.sess-i sgss Fs>asJscA ~ sad 81 :
pa .ief. Wna MfZ ~ YaF y rs, "a Its .,f
- 3 atsa NJ EWfe7 wttE csrry ga tta.nev
saf staEs AVF aG ias>s s.; ire go sEzuA
CEAS AANSsk.
~ f7ss tefF ef "a =. FULLER
? a. FsFaR<sS
X * PEN~aSkrHEs
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Dated u seattle. july 81, is.9

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS - THE
~ Builders Material Company have
about perfected arrangements 10 promptly
deliver ~ customers ruboie anu diuaeu-
sioE st0ue, pressed brick, lime,
esmeaf, plaster. nair, lumber trough aud
dfs.Sseil, iafa and shingles In ans Il sired
qsangity. Temporary Office in The Fair
tent 7fe~ second stree
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SFo.YsFYYER>

Y Nv ENGLAND AARBLE AND GRAN
= t5e seFks. Fox : croSble. proprlefaY~-
al SiisiSs oi cemetery and building work
if'l1F IA SFtisile sklil. q fall Su.sEslv az
tbsutels eoosf&Siiy on hand. psssiflvely
s",'fsT and etsssIssr tAsu sny other 6sTa on
tne cost; designs attn prices furnished
"a alPilcaFSas Tree 81 csssrEg Pike street
49, :. E---as-A a. III y 80
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sFt EasHfP LINEN.

'EF& OPPos TgoS STEAMSHIP agI.
i n1ngfaa, Fr&Es Worth. Ecks.er. carr.
ing freight sai passen gesS 81 F.ssnes=i
49,, ~ sal from -&r Frsncfseo .as
Sssr4 rsNrzs ? Es-4esa sw+
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sgaTrLr. WASH.


To the stockholders of the Guarantee Loan
q T. ust Co, OF seattle:
whereas. il is desired 10 increase the cap.
itai stock Of e Guarantee Loan 4 Trus'
Co.. OF Seattle, therefore the undersigned
teing q majority of the trustees of said
company, hereby call q meeting of the
stockholders of said company TO be he'd
on Saturday the 7th day of September, lSs9
ST the hour of o'clock in the afternoon o.
said day, at the company's Office IN the
city OF Seattle, for the purpose of consider
tug proposition of the said beard OF trus
tees. duly adopted at a meeting III saiG
beard. held July IL. iss9, for the increase
of the capital stock OF SAID company ron
the sum of fifty thousand dollars to tn,
sum OF two hundred thousand dollars
l.. ;. j. HUNT,
r. b. DOWNING.
J. u. LoNMAN,
q. II. Hebron,
ID. y. BAXTER.
Seattle iuiy ID issQ
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NE AND MgSE. J. CASIIE. HEAL
VI - a9d itsesees. Location ILLS 80
aEit s;ress 2 q sux > ~szssle "
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ng. =. N afLsoS. PHYSICIAN AID
II saTssozs, rs-sl,l s.. 1881 s--- :
na- wssD a Cs5E q. A. wsKa,, =.
IL D. y. Il. Gee. q. D. psy1czsEss aal
sargs-s1s. Front near Union II. zee
rssf8eace, sss Pike street. oseice se.e-
phssre. No l. zsr. Co.'s rezsaeGse, sesf-
ers1o1f -
DK n. ]. FLEFScHER. DEJ'fSs:HE.
IL Arr-. 0rsee 81 rosn %. Psco haGs~,
l.sa s7uns street. residence. LIZ fli1h
ss-ee-. ner PSke. seattle. ". i. ONCE
h0s1rS. IL 70 l. - ~; /. 10 ?. IN; 10 . p
N TelspsseE.s q.
DR t. W. SLOAN Is sermaaentIy located
II in she Burke building. corner in1rs
sai Union
DaS. MINOR AND DAWSON II. T.
~ MsGo. VI. D, l. g. Dawson. NJ ID,
physscszEas and surgeons Once, rooms Il
and IA. BesSton block. TIE ep5oass. III
Ace, No. -, DF. Minors residence, No 81
{ Or. D4wson's reSssssaee. No. 1.
(,AgI- HOIz-CHUHER, N. d., sl4 SEC
u 0usi street. adjoining Coeensas o5ocks
furnishes with eseil consultation me<iictuss
( free u charge.
DR GADsDgS L HOWE. PHYSICIAN
~ and surgeon. Once. Ne. 5s Marion
sEresf. between second and laird. Resi-
deace. Ne. 1915 Jzckson street
nas. EAGLESoS & SMITH u. ), "a.
( IL giesop. VI. D., c. A. smith, ". d.
physicians ard Surgeons. odsce. corner
I Cosam isis aud Third.
/ nRs. SMITH & WILLARD ID. l. SMITH.
~ N. D.. Rufus willard. NJ D. paySi-
clans and surgeons.
nK. Il. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND
IL surgeon. Otsiee, room 8, Colonial
/ Block. Office hours. 9 10 II a. m; , 70 ,.
| m. Residence, ST. Birch strcet.
GARAE KENDALL. NJ. IL. Graduate
/ - at homeopathic college. AMI from Phil
sdelphia hospital practice. Particular
attention 20 women, chisdreE ard otsset
rics tTls second street
I ~ l. CASE, N. D., ABDOMINAL 81 K
~. econ and gynscologIsf, Inroma. NJ.
I - CARAAS, NJ d., PHYSICIAN AND
( Ss Surgeon. graduate of The department
az medicine and surgery University City OF
No. and 4 In
block. Office hours 10 u l. u. m, 10
. and 6 to p. IN special attention given
I 10 surgery; medical and surgical diseases
OF women. General practice attended 10.
/ Re ideaee 2i0 Dexter street, telephone
Ne. LIS. dNw
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OCILfSTS md JERfSTA.

OCULIsTS md dURfSTA.
nK. 4 b. KIBBE. oCCULisT AND Al T.
~ lit Removed 10 rooms aud 3, Colo
MIA sloek.
GEo. A. REICH, MD, oCUtIsT, AUR-
VI list. and physician for diseases OF the
throat. formerly in Yesler i.esry block
has removed his Office 10 room "a. Boston
DC
DEyTIsTs.
M r. GIDDISGs, ID. b. ;. OPERATIVE
w Dentistry: Office, room 5, Burke
building. corner Union aud Third streets.
Seattle, Wash.
/ n a. HOLMES. DENTIST, ROOM 9,
~. Colvmbis house.
InR- G. MILLS PRICE, DENTIST,
- Burke block, Third and Union
7 NJ. FOX. DENTIST. NEwLIS BLOCK.
~. ~. Colnmhis street. seattle.
sSs4TERS and CHEMIS1S.
! DRYANIss ASSAY OFFICE, SEATTLE,
ID room !, Nealia block: correct assays;
for terms and references address as above:
send samples by mail or express; mining
properties examined 81 reasonable rates.
c, NJ Bryant
T,EoRGg REruUEE, ASsAYEk AM
ores, etc. sslld samples for assay By ussil.
( TsfH'ns Wash. Tt.
4RCHTTECIS.
/ lay L. TIBBfTs. ARCHITECT AND
81 superintendent; 800 designs OF modern
4, houses on hand. Russ hotel, beiwe ). Mil
aud Washington streets.
IN @. BIRD. ARCHITECT AND BRIDGE
/ . bgl der. Knight building, between
senecs aud University on trout street.
! HERMAN RaDlcKE. ARCHITECT
L aud surve. or. Me tisg room, Turner
bah, Fourth AID Jefferson.
! (,oMsToCK u TRoTsCHE- ARCHi-
y tects- Room I. kigen building rooms
Il, II aud =. Pierce Mogse block. san Diego.
Cal.
/ INGEKSoLL. ARCHITECT, PULLMAN
house. l2l2la Front street
noRNBACH. ARCHITECT COLUMBIA
IL house, Coluni.is street.
/ II ". SACNDERS-ARCHITE AND
Y. SUPERINTENDENT. Room q, Boston blk.
JENNINGS Il wICkEgsHAM. ahCHi-
- tccis, New York city aud Seattle, Wash.
- J. MEASY. ARCHITECT. SOUTH.
/ "a east corner second sod Marion streets
EN-HEa, AaoHlfECI, SEATTLE. W.
/ PARKINSON 4 EYsRs, ARCHITECTS,
L rooms - and 81, Boston block. Seattle,
Wash.
I 4 RLEN II. TOAl.E AND FRANK n.
"a wilcox, architects. Modern designs
made promptly and practically. Rooms
and 70, Colonial block, seattle
I &. FERGUSON, ARCHITECT, COR.
-. ner second aud Cherry
II sIEISAAN, ASCHTTECT - ROOMS
II - saG 81, Boston blocs. corue. Sec
ond and Coiug.eis streets.
w BOONE. ARCHITECT, sosroS
W . block
CONTRACTORS IND RtILDERk
GAN FRANCISCO BRIDGE COMPANY,
- engineers and contractors. wharf build
INK, pile dftviag. plans furnished on aY-
piValeu' oiiice loot 81 jas kson street
nrNHAM 4 C0LLISs. CONTRACTORS;
- Pie dflyinga 4 bridge building: ogiee
ieot oi Commercial street..
DAFFERr & STANLEY, BUILDERS
IL sit contractors. plans and sgeci fca
tielis "a nistted- Columbia House. seattle.
lhwSN THOMAS, CONTRACTOR AND
~ builder, fisns and Speci acatious fur
nisned GA short notice. kooTa 90, .stoI
hltck
sotfETH NOTICES.
NEATTLE LODGE No. :, l. o. d. =
- .~r- = n
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Advertisements snsfsr tsss hsssis ~ Lest
rcnssd. fes Sate. Per Rent, sn3 >itmstssas
Wanted Will he Ea~esfcss al the Eaea us
cents = sart teF nsSs tH~rfAoe ! Csas =
word Cor esea sn ,sSe~s as,ui faseftsoF. Ess
ment always IN aktHaaee.
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I,kAfERNiTY LODGE, No. clio o
r, Fleets every FhHrsssr evening. Al :
rsN 4 IA TIRE aAsl - seattle Ledge. StsTfh
Sesitls'. A Ea%TnbeFs of The order ia good
standing are coFiialy invited 70 attend :
- :. J. HOLMES. y g.
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w ssasissg es~sAzsszszsz fssSssssss fsxfss =
| ss~.Sssnszs slx 20 ssn sassas4Aa sssAA-s 40
49, sssrsss9rsr ssg. esrs psvs lrsssllxs<asssr
osz5ee-
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NnricE-The sssssasss osles * he ptsv
lxrslsassscsK stil bssc4fgsz ~ et<a auila
en- IA. Classified advertisement Az -
reviewed ap ~ sask hssaf.
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l~8R SAEE-SkN sEtsDM ufa'~k 80
~a8ter strssss. ugar a.ssck sf Jas ksen
street. ehslss isg ss'Xis3- iats tss beTgiss aaf
sbasee fFalt gsse- . sac heEae sA09 =
cash. u q Teafs' Z t~F cent iax aire ~
prsnalSs or &.eil lhlF3 sts@oS " ".
~MsHg.
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l.s0R -AiE-t0RSER LyTs. sENENfH
l aa3 klEhSh ss.essts, pu "A ksABaEfou siso
tssS ksafsss-1l Wasn3asigsn sai Main. ssme
vicinity cheap fCs cash Washington Ter
- ~ tagsxfussssf IA
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- TO $1,000 X .,, .'AS ,.s -
chAEsei securities. withoat Feuavsi. hgsi.
ffs7ss sffeflt lsst stFutlaf tsiiangse & 20,
fasafs resse' o1'p.,sifv {~ssfassscs
ANNkf tN taAN 1akRE~-trtlNk ~
VI Aettxase ff4s. t-al, wssh a raia up
e@f5ssi et SIMON. snake t.aus ga tu1
proves rjty ass fasrs vrstagtv. So f~v
ata1ssS 0G -NsAs "a HeRrs si8rT spE3leagi.ss
- 81 49, So tasg What unts So UAkmfrf
tlltr- AszHs ~ $40 a. ttea Naatla eh
50 as4s Ht .teist haFi&iEE lssss a sEserisilV
ass &u1 a. cusa 81 tlls.u ma y Enta.
Neasssi sgeal ai'.t exssg iuef, fs~'sr &. Nts
tn Asrssk
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

SkATELE LODGE No :, l. q. o. =
:. meets every Tgestay evening in Odd
Fellows ball. Moth Sesii q, q; : 80 o'cicck
nle bcf> 81 s5er lodges AID soiouraifle
hFo'hers III good standing are cordially
iuy. tsd 20 attend
HESRY LELAND. y. g.
ioTS 7. kNoFF. Set'y.
F0s{olfice t~sx. sl9
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flrANTgB--A BUNE8 FOX A >Tf,s.k ~
w gssaerai fzssreisaaelse. Al CO.'S. af~oat
F@eusy cssa sagfss fTssm sound. "a coed 10
eHtles sSAzan SIR settling fsso f8nca othFr
AEss fseAe s. sfisud 10; eos particulars saa
ssfEas @fsse ~ u 4. l., care fes5 lute3li
g4sssrs
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fs,A RKsE YsraTH-

l>6g SABA FRAME sCILpiSs WITH
II Tease NJ tSib fFnut ssfsst. tag ks6.
l. IL tsrtSlfh 4 Co. liza Sceosa street.
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r.sssR SsIE--rwo NICE HOT SIX. AND
L Foeas. ea Jackson street. cheap
easy ssesas. Esquire stsFisaf Jsskson and
eafsar sfst.eta ~ q ~ by ~ NsaAtlla.
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IsaeK SAiE~LANn AT READ or I'll
l. liosi tas5 rieafs'i. ieyel sHt fronting
ea water, IA - 10 salt parohksers. J. :
E1Nzsas * Ca, TdaTa 3 snlGm hss house.
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South Ninth st. Improvement

sesi,le, July u. isse.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-24
BTMARCK'S NAUGHTY ATTITUDE.
Inclined to COnCede Nothing in Samoa.
NEW YORK LOST IN A DENSE FOG.
NARROW ESCAPES FROM DISASTER.
New American Evidence Against Parnell
HOW ANNE BOLEYN DIED.
Graphic Account of the Execution by an
Eyewitness Unearthed I'm Spain.


Special Cable Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR
\ LONDON, Jan. 2.-Major Sharp Hume has
published a translation of a curious manuscript
bound at Madrid, giving graphic account by
a Spanish eyewitness of English affairs from
1927 to 1549. The writer, who appears to have
gone everywhere, was present at the execution
OF Anne Boleyn. He says she was dressed in
night robe of damask with red damask skirt
and a netted Golf over her hair She was very
graceful and had long neck. She asked
which was the headsman. who came from Saint
Omer. Thereupon he dropped on one knee
and asked her pardon in French. He had a
long sword, which he kept concealed under a
heap of straw and pretended to be waiting for
a messenger to bring another weapon. Anne Bo-
leyn was still looking in the direction from which
the expected messenger was to come. The
headsman furtively reached out his hand
grasped the sword and at one stroke decapi-
tated her. The book contains IS chapters full
of curious matters
Black publishes Arch-deacon Farrar's long
expected Lives OF the Fathers" in two thick
volumes. 1t is practically a history of the
Christian churches during the first four centu-
rles OF the Christian era. The biographies are
In chronological sequence from Ignatius. of
Antioch, to Chrysostom. The author specially
mentions in his preface the kindness with
which his previous works have been received
not only In England but America
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-24
COWBOYS ON A BIG SPREE.
They Terrorixe a Kansas Town and Have
aLively Fight With Ofhcers.

HrroHrSsox. KAN. JAN A.-Three cowboys
wsntto Stafford, place about 80 miles west
yesterday, and after becoming intoxicated
started out 10 run the town. They went 90 =
livery stable. hired double team and buggy
and began driving up and down the streets at a
breakneck pace. whooping and yelling like
Comanche Indians and amusing themselves by
shooting of their reyolvers. The marshal,
assisted by another officer. attempted 10 arrest
them. when they opened IRE upon the officers
This was promptly returned. The team became
unmansgeable and ran away. overturning the
buggy and tearing of the top box of the ye-
hicle. The three men, one Of whom showed
signs OF being severely wounded, either by the
shots or being thrown from the buggy. clam
bered into the running gear of the buggy and
thereby escaped with the team. The buggy
top and box were riddled with bullets and the
ground bespattered with blood. A posse has
gone in pursuit