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COmplimenting Chief Marshal Parker,

COHplimentlng Cnfe1 Marshal Parker.
The aids on the staff of Mr.. NJ. NJ. Parker.
who was the chief marshal of the parade of the
knights Templar conclave, evinced their ap-
probation of his services Friday evening. They
invited Mr.. Parker to come to Faber's parlors
on 9Th street, and through Mr.. C. b. Klei-
hacker, the past grand commander of Mary
land, they presented him with fac simile.
struck IN gold, OF the Roome badge which was
worn by all the aids in the parade. In addi-
ton letters received from the members of the
staf representing the different states and from
the local members were presented to him,
handsomely bound in morocco leather MIR.
kleibacker, who with the aid Mr. Dingmsn
arranged the details Of this presentation.
In the course of brief but felicitous speech
congratulated Mr.. Parker ON the honor which
he enjoyed Of having commanded the great
procession OF knights Templar. mo pro-
cession OF any kind" he added, ''either civic or
military, ever excelled it, and none, as far as
we can remember, equaled it." Mr.. Parker
was very happy in his response. Refreshments
were served and the rest of the evening was
| spent in social enjoyment. Past Grand Com
manders w. A. Hannary of Maryland, Frank A.
Reed Of Virginia and Jas. w. Moon of Nebraska
and Past Eminent Commander Raines of New
York were present representatives of the
members living out of the city,
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Pistols and Brickbats.

Three colored boys, Henry Brown, Leonard
Cole and Bartly Holmes, quarreled over a girl
at Mt Pleasant last week, Brown being charged
with shooting Cole in the foot was held by
Judge Miller for the grand jury, and Holmes
charged with hitting Cole on the head with a
brick, being already sentenced one year for
cutting q man, was given six months more.
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HOLIDAY GooDs.
HOLIDAY GOODS.
HOLIDAY GOODS.
JULIUS LANSBURGH,
18TH AND F SIS,
Desires to call attention unusually attractive
assortment OF useful articles suitable for
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
In consequence of being
OvERsTOCKED
and not desiring to these goods the holidays
they will be
at very little above
Effective and Tasteful Designs in Cabinets. Music
shaving stands Chtonier Fancy Rock rs, in Plush
onyx and Plush Tops: Fancy Screens. Mahogany and
Antique, Oak Ri az Extension Tables Side Tables.
'h1ifS a PAk hSasF s9f EfHsf useful articles
~ ~ CHAMBER SUITES.
~ on the he, second Floor Is shown the FINEST DIS
PLAY PA 20 OF -; hAiIAN WORK in the city. embracing
wosT Wv ROCKERS. SOFAS. ,
rt{oTcHEs and STANDS A''
in''' p Lam f FfS nn.s'd in
SURPRISINGLY LOW.
, It is impossible to conceive more beautiful col
LADIES' WRITING DESKS
than the ones offered for your inspection. They have
been received tron both foreign and domestic makers,
De found anywhere.
They are shown in Mahogany, Rosewood, oak and
Sixteenth Century finish, and in many unique and
pretty designs, all of which artistic In the orna-
nentation Of these dainty bits furniture there is
dlsl ed studies III Relief Carving ana specimens of
lniad or Marqueterie rk. These desks are very
reasonable and make u most desirable gift
A SsI DRApEH1Es and UPHOLSTERY GOODS.
NOTTINGHAM LAcEs. anu 1Am00uf hacs''
CHENILLE popr1r,r in New and Novel Effects.
i'll RICH aud STRIKING Designs and Colorings
SILK CURTAINS.
MADRAS CURTAINS and UPHOLSTERY GOODS
CURTAIN POLES aud WINDOW SHADES
CARPETS,
CARPETS.
fail take advantage the Low Prices at which these
goods are being offered
ROYAL WILToNs,
MUQUEITES,
BODY BRUSSELS,
rHREE-pLY AAp fXI IA bssESsssE E sas.,x
sMYRNA RUGS In 'N"'AAN'
SMYRNA RUGsI
FOR THE HOLIDAYS,
BAMLEY SONS Il JYAL SMYRNA RUGS.
2 f.. 4 in. by D 1T. in, g.. So
! t b 81 3 t. It: $3.50 SO
3 1T. by II IT,, $50.
JAPANESE FUR RUGS,
sHEEPsKiN RUGS,
NAMED - ORIENTAL RUGS.
LINULEUM,
OIL CLOTH,
COCOA AND LINOLEUM MATS.
FkESCOING,
ARTISTIC INIEhIoK DECORATIONS
JULIUS LANSBUEGH.
n30 18th and SITS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-12-02

At Belair, Nd. W. Scott Standiford was on
Saturday found guilty of murder of his step
son, Edward spencer, last August
The burnside house, the Palmetto hotel and
a pavilion at Burnside beach, Fla, were burned
Friday night.
Nearly 5000 people listened to the address of
Gov. Gordon OF Georgia in Central music hall,
Chicago, Saturday night
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neutrality-suspicious.
LPPs's COCOA
BREAKFAST.

"Bya thorough knowledge Of the natural laws which
govern the operauols Of digestion and nurfton and
careful Application Of The me properties Of well.
eetectsa CScoa M kpps has provided our breakfast
tables With delieatsy nsyorea beverage which may
ave Us many heavy Doctors bls. IL II BY the judi
Ray Dc srsdualy built uR until strong enough 70
naladss floating around ready 70 attack vksr-
ever there 10 veal point We may escape many Q
Rare blood and properly nourishsd fsams."-cEQ
Msde simply With boiling vatsr or milk sold only
b half FOUND tins BY sroeers. lAbeled thus:
JAMES EfPs co.. Homoopsthie Chsmisss
sa17-ssym&tu London. England
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The Woman's Press Associ.tIou

The womsn's national press association me
at Wizards hotel Friday evening, Mrs. N. d.
Lincoln, the president, in the chair. An offer by
Mrs. Ransom Of her studio for the purpose Of
giving tea and dramatic entertainment for
the benefit Of the Mary Washington monument
fund was accepted. A paper on ..Sorosis in per.
spectivs" was read By Mrs. Emily Z. Sher-
wood
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LFFFcT NoyFNRrR ,s ,sso
ID ICHMoND AND DANYILLF RAILROAD co
h Schedule in aa...r NM AIlsIR % Isstl

liz lChMOND AND DANNILLE RAILROAD co.
S:oO alh-hust tennessee Mail, daily Warren
ton, GordOnsyllle, ChArlottesvie. Lynchburs and
stations between Alexandria and Lynchburg koanoke
Bristol. Knoxville. ChsttanoogA aud Memihis- Pull
man sleerer Washington 10 Memphis and Washington
IL "a am-F..t Mail daily for w.rrenton. Char.
lottesvllle, stations Chesapeake and Ohio Route,
Lynchburs, Rocky Mount DAnyille aud stations be-
tween lynchburs and DAnvlle, Greensboro. Raleigh,
Asbeyille, Charlotte Columbia. Augusta, Atlanta
ninghHm, Montgomery. New Orleans Texas aud
California Pullman Sleeper New lOrK 10 Atlanta
Montgomeryt to New orleans Pullman Sleeper Dam
wills To Columbia and Augusta Pullman sleepers
Washington 10 CIucIuuatl wa &. and u. Route.
ESQ p.m--DaIly, except Sunday, for Manassas
Stfasb and intermediate stations
o:3O p.m-D.Ily via Lynchbun Bristol and Chat
Memphis, connecting thence for all Arkansas pointa
S:fO pm.-Nestern Express. daily for MauassaA
VILE, Cincinnati. Pullman NestiOule Washing
vile
u 90 pm.-Southern EXPRESS daily for Lynchburg
DanVille, Raleigh, Asheyllle, Charlotte, ColumbiA
Augusta, Atlanta, Montgomery, New Orleans, 1eKAs
Sleeper WASHINGTON TO Birmingham Ala, via Atlanta
and 0eorsia Pacific railway, and Pullman sleeper
Salisbury.
Trains Washington and Ohio division leave wash
inston s:uO AIN. daily except sunday aud AS pm.
returning leave Round Hill 90 daily and II I'D
pm daily except sunday. arriving Washington $50
Through trains from the south via Charlotte, Dam
vile and Lynchburr arrive IN Washington 1888
c iha sa s .na 10 s II. s: and
peake and Ohio route and 1t as M
and 1;lO pm. and :5S N. strAsburg local st 10
AN.
Tickets, sleeping-csr reservation and information
furnished. and bagsa checked offlce 1900 Penn
syIvsnla ave anu at Passenger station. PennsylyAnia
n25 JAS. L TAYLOR, Gen. Pass. Agent
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BALTIMORE AND OHro R,uno.p

rCf I
Leave WILMINGTON from station cnrer n NJ I.r-w
avenue and q street
For Chicago aud Northwest. Ne.tfbuled Iarnitsd
ent ress daiiy % ma .,pras. @. an N ~ 4soe
For Cincinnati. st. Louis aud IndisnApolis sxpreas
daily, 10 aud ii 80 pm.
For P1ttsLurs aud Cleveland. Neetibuled Iimited
express daily II 20 N. and express 40 pm
FOR lexington aud Local Stations ITO :3OAm
For Luray, $40 pm. daily.
lor Baltmore, week days. 400, 5 ,0O 8 40, 90
$3.50, $40, $40 4 900. ~ 90 as nlinutes, ~
1910. 2:Vo. 80 as miputesI, 3:I5 as min uteS
1928, 4:25, $3.50, 49, 80, q 20, 1:lO 7:4S u sOO
1880 aud IL 80 pm SUNDAYS .OO. 7..,u S,a3
9:20. e:45 am, II; 90 C45 minutesl, 49, 200
2:3U as minutssl :25 20 ,.}5 q sd 7.iO' 7.4H
900, . 80 and ii 80 p m ''''
For Way stations between Washington ana Bslt,-
more, 200. 40. 80 a. NJ IL 4 o. 8 D. A q 2o
IL 80 Pm. sundsya & 30 An l.i5 a 2h .aS
6;2o, II 80 pm,
5:lO, 6:2U. d: 80 7:2O, AS, SON y 40 g-I5 snd
lO:l q. m; IL 900, l2:I5. .5o- 2.l0 a .oO A M
AIS, 8 90, 600, o;xO, 9:lO. 5.:lO $40 M cd
10 :25 and IL :OOpnI. suudays e:30 T4S u y0
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GRrAr SYNDICATE SALE

OF "f
QUARTER MILLION DOLLARS .t ..
WORTH OF TAILoR-MADE
CLOTHING
IN THE LARGE FoUR-sToRY BRICK BUILDING.
COR 9TH AND SITS. n. W.
Cut this out and wait, Don't buy dollars worth
Of clothing until saturday morning. November 30.
country have surplus stock amount
and or Sen so Si
Children Entire assortment at retail at 33 cents on
These goods manufactured for the finest trade,
and will be sold at 33 cents the dollar nanufact
for this wonae. full sacrifice. Manufacturers must
bogus bankrupt stock Of shoddy trash an honest
sacrlnce q value by nrst-class reliable msnpfac.
Gen's Heavy Ribbed Di ni Suits sa7s; worth
Mems Heavy Double Breasted Wooden Suits 1925;
Mems Good. Honest Wooden Pants. s3c; worth 90.
Mems stor listers SSf d CAM sf1
Young Mems SUITS 1915; wor th 81.
Boy. oSerooats. Chinchilis and Melton. sIs7;
Childrens Suits, 81 20; worth e.
Ch;idren's SUITS. ) so; worth g.
These prices don't represent the cost of labor in
hsss S Ssoa sbs hey
thus country There Will also be sold elegant Busi.
SO no shop-Morn truck but clean, good and honor
able clothing. good enough for millionaire to wear
~ We uon't snow You every article advertise we
Will are 80 miles, as il Will paw Won
TO come 100 miles to attend this unprec dened sale
ms sale ls conaucted by the leading wholesale
clothing houses OF this country and bic for
every statement made in this advertisements DON'T
hesitate; don't decay First come first choice
l,OOO pair Childrens Knee Pants, 20c. worth 9oc,
REMEMBER THE OPENING DAY. SATURDAY.
NOVEMBER 80.
Sc. cor 9th and z, in the large four-story brick
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TEN SHOW ROOMS FILLED WITH THE LATEST
PRODUCTIONS OF THE FURNITURE AND UP
HOLsIEKY ART FROM THE RECOGNIZED
MANUFACTURING CENTERS OF THE WORLD
Grand Exhibition Of IMPORTED NOVELTIES
suitable for HOLIDAY and WEDDING PRESENTS,
and for Drawing Room and ornAmsntstion. 1t
specially attractive prices.
visitors to New York cordially invited to call
and examine stock and pricea The central locs-
ton Of our establishment (sdjoinins Eden Musse,
makes it essy Of access from al parts Of the city
ssle-Stkm.
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

- LBS. NY. BUCKWHEAT FOR 25c., STAR OF
- the East Fancy Patent lour 81 Go Ter !. bill,
500 per Dol. Old Time Family Flour. 81 A. Dbl,
30. o. per Dbl Pure Lard, S15c per lb.: Cholce Roll
Butter. Doc, per h.; cakes Borax Soap for 25c,
lbs. Gloss Starch Tor Doc.
n29-2w. Az 4th 81 Sc
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
short ROUTE TO LONDON.
- NOkDDEUTeCHEkLL oYps n %

Fast Express stssmera
An 10 soutnsmpton london. HsvreD. BransA
AMER, We'd Dec. 4. pm; herrs, sat-, Dec n ere
An; ssale. Wed, Dec, IL q m. Ems SAD, Dee -
an TIVE. We'd. Dec le. p.m-i Lain. We
Comfortable STATE rooms, erosllsns tahaA iuxuns4
saloon sIpointments Prices: 1st csbdn. e76 -
~ ~ s9als: ssserass - zoe s~ssA Appg - = y peQA
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RAILROADS.
I,HE GREA7

I'HE GREAT FTrsxsvy,x,. ,orrx
not TO THE sok SfS' VII sHS SssgtTHSEsr.
sTEft k hkisk NiaSf feiP rSSfarxn
paws In hrec, De euaber 4 1859, ..
ii sr sth s g satISs
Tor nus6ug AID the Vest. Chic~To Limited kxpr~ss
Lima: .S d S1ss {: TT sS al: nd Y
fi S9s With s ss.r,s Oar: IRON Ri,sssrs 2 en-.
%l ai- ssan Day t1esr, ssSSnra.y % chiSsss
ShicaTo and Clncinnsti EITr.s.. $50 m daily,
isTlor Car " s-hinsIon 70 Hsrrisbars and sleep.
ff ss5.n nd Ps.ss . OR a:Tfl.SsT . =
s.sepaus " S xhsITs.s At go IA daily; IN
ssss oonnertins daily a. Hsrriseus with thrOash
press. 1880 p m daily for T1its6urs and the vest
Win through sleeper TO httsSurs. and Pt,sSars
70, ksA BAL AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
Am, nne: S-nsndAgu. Rochester and Niagara Fails
For hrie S.nand.As. and koch-ster daily: for Buff
with sieeTihs Gar asshSston 70 RoSies,sr. pms
For Ml4ii,smsISrt L"ek Haven and Elluirs ~ 1880
fSI np1 M IfIT aiils' iSaRm
$40; 1000 ana ll:2o . NJ, ON sandsy, > Ga
Pm Limited EHrre-s OF Pullman PHrlor Cars.
30 am daily, except sunday, and 400 pm.
FOR PHILADELPHIA ONLY.
Fast Express II a. m week days and 10 m daily.
Tor Boston WITHOUT ehspgs 3 20 p m every day.
Jersey Uity with boats 81 BrSokiyn amer, srerd.
ins direct transfer 70 Fulton street avoiding
double ferrla--e scross New Aork CITY.
For Atlantic cay. IL $40 week days IL go r. m.
daily
For Baltimore. Gas. 7:20. s:lO. e:Oo o 40 1850.
100 4:lo, 4:2o, $40. 600, 40, s;lO, lo,od
shd u 10 IA; CD SUNDAY, . CO. yiO5, lOtS0
II 40 am. 2:lo. SEQ. 80 400. 4 10, o:00
- $40 SilO, 10 800 aud IL 30 pm.
For Popes Greek iine, 20 M and 40 . M. daily,
except sunday.
For Anhapolis, 20 am, .O5 and 20 pm. daily.
except sunday. sundays, 800 .. ~. 10 pm.
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL-
MAJ AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON
RAILWAY.
IN AFFECT NOVEMBER is 1889.
FOR AlexsndrlA 4;3O, 3D. As, {. AZ, 9.45, 1887
am l2O4 noon, 2:o5. AIS, rs. 4:55 SOL,
sO=, 10 90 aud II 80 pm. On Sunday 1t 4 80,
so, 80, 1907 am. 2;3O. @:lo, 6i0l. ss02
Accommodstion for Qu.ntco 7:45 am and 4s5o
pm week days: as am sundAys
$40 pm. daily.
Train. leave Alexandria for Washington COS 7.oa,
800. s:lO. 1915. Ii :o7 .. IA. i:2G 800, BID
o:lo 500. go. 10 30, 10 Az and Il .05 y m on
suhday AtS 10 and / :07 ain. 200. o;f0 6;l0,
- 90, $40. 10 81 aud l0:I2 pm.
tickets aud information At the Office, northeast
ner OF 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue and at
he stao where orders he Left the checking Of
CHAS. r. PUGH. j. h MOOD
General Manager. Gd2l Gen. Pa Agent
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fooR RuBpER Goops
ARE DEAR AT ANY PRICE
We nave complete line Of WATERPROOF CLOTH.
ING OF the latest styles and finest quality our Goods
are Celebrated for their Quality and Durability and
our name on any article Of manufactured rubber il
guarantees that II 10 the best of kind. ONE PAIR
OF our oyEksLoEs will outwear two pair Of ordinary
goods We make the best RUBBER BOOTS in The
world. and our RUBBER CLOTHING Is the best and
most reliable ON the market We viii not be under
Sold for like grade of goods
GOODYEAR RUBBER co, 400 9th st.
AELVILLE LINDSAY. Manager se7-3m
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

Two NORFOLK AND FORT MONROE
II The POPULAR ROUTE
The OLD FAVokIIL STEAMER GEORGE LEARy.
st aSEd,n;ur,. ,rs SAFE r.,,, GoMLoRrABL1
rooms large comfortable and heated by steam fohtS
and attentive ofncers. Thorough discipline
From 1th-street wharf NoNDAls WEDNEsDAYo
and thlDAis a. 3 pm,
Z be only steamer landing st Boston wharf. norton
BOSTON AND PROVIDENCE sTEAMERs
Tickets and rooms at 6ls and 1851 Pennsylvanh
ave. Hawleys, 10th and n. W. and KpoX's ErpreK
who viii check baggage from hotels and privsss rsa
mig wM 2. WEIGH. supt and Gen As&
n oRFoLK, FORTRESS MONROE AND TaI
MONDAY, November Is, 1883. steamers Lady Of -
Lake and Jane Aoseley, having been REPAIRED ~
newly furnished, VIII leave sxth-strset wharf Tori
linus 9TH and sth street cars, at o pm, ReturninA
hour. Close Connexions Tor New York, PhilsdspS7
and North and South For state rooms and inforIuS
tion regarding freight oa at Wharf Ieephone O1d
"a. Also b. and .. Ticket ofhces, 6le and 36l =
board sD' 6 ae t5MPiNf.s INLAND AND sd
MOUNT VERNON
Steamer ". W. ooRcoRAN, ospS 4 Z. xs,>
leaves 9TH st. wharf daily lexcept Sunday for Hon
Vernon, leaving 1t 10 m. reaching Wsshinston a6o1z
$3.50 pm: Fare. round Trip. 81. tnclndin1 admisl6
LOB POTOMAC RIVER LANprNos
Il MN IRON STEAkIR "MAKEFIFIps
Leaves a h,,trset wharf on AQSDAik THURsDAn
f fid .Da s6sbsiEs hfsSrsDs
Landings - far - Nomini Greek Va 81 Clefasnts ~
and Le0nsrdtown, Nd Connects with md 1 ia = ~
seepherdsb "A, ses sShedule. JOIN b FADdEfT. 40
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4 lie VI y NINU OAI
NOVEMBER 80.
z ooR RuppEH Goops

Sc. cor. 9th and r, in the large four.story brict
building, formerly VIM. R. Riley dry goods store n27
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A NEWSPAPER HOLOCAUST

Washington, D. c., Nov. %, 1889.
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A CADEMY OF THE HOLY CROSS, 1912 MASS
IA ave, will reopen Monday September 2. 1t affords
very facility for acquiring a thorough and 6pished
education No efforts spared to advance the pupils
in music and art. The musical department comprises
theory and technic and embraces piano. harp VIOLIN
guitar and banjo.
work free Am
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The loss on the building and contents is
$500, 900, with about sl5O,OOO insurance. The
Tribune building was eight stories high. 1t
was constructed of pressed brick, with stone
trimmings. Its front on 4th street was 200 feet
and its depth was about IS feet on LIST avenue.
1t was plastered on wire laths and was reputed
to be fire proof
Mr.. Olsen was formerlya professor in Chi
cago university and was q scholar Of promi-
hence in the west. He was = leader in the
Chautauqua lake assemblies.
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RI SCHOOL WEST END.
1913 10TH ST. BET. K AND L SITS.
Miss 8. W. KELLY-London Medslist-Principal.
Competition for Gold Medal in Life Class begins
Nov. 10. NJ 3Ut'
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CHARGED WITH RAPE
William Stewart Arrested in Butte for
Serious OGenSs.
The Police L0oksa fOr . Man
wh0 ba wanseA ~ aysDknae
FsDls-Rlch silver Ors
Struck.
Special tn the standard,

Special tn the standard.
BUTTE, Sept. 1.-Wiiliam Stewart. a
miner working i'm the Clark Colusa mine.
WINS tonight arrested by City Marshal Mo
Arthur ON n charge of rape. Stewart ID
about ~ years old. He Is married to "a
woman Of n respectable German family
and has four children. His victim is his
wife's little sister. The story is that the
outrage was committed on last Christmas
night. The girl was under the protection
OF her brothcr-in-law and walking
with him from his home To
hat Of her mother i'm Meadervilie.
girl says the man frightened her into sub
mission to his will and the outrage was
accomplished. ON September Is the girl
she will not bc Is years old until October
II. Her mother s~utstantiated the state
ment. The girl is pretty, with dark hair
Stewart was not found tonight until after
a long search. The girls mother made
warrant was sworn ont and ~ 8 o'clock
the city marshal started after his
ma II was not until AID O'clock
to the city with Stewart in his custody.
Stewart u n man of large frame, burly in
form and coarse in features. He is rep.
declares the girl is II years old. His wife,
who is 'hc girls sister. s~,ibstantiaies him
ably bc tina the girl is above the age of
consent. which is fixed i'm Montana at 10
years. Stewart was taken before Judge
Newkirk in private Tonight aud was
given his liberty on furnishing u
bond of 500. The bond was
fixed at that small amount from the
fact that Stewart OWNS u house i'm Centcr-
Vile and two houses i'm Meatlerville. IL In
reported that there was much Indignation
among the miners of Stewards acquaint-
ancc when the facts crept osit last might.
The girl was u ~favorite in the legality, be-
ing we'll known among the miners. Their.
was talk of lynching. hut the arrival al
the city marshal put an end tn trouble for
\ tho DrS.seut.
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TOLD IN A LINE

Baby carriages AT cost ut the Bee Hive.
Picture frames made to order at the Bee
Hive.
Lo-ks repaired and keys fitted at the
Bee Hive.
Complete line of cartridges at Anacon-
Go to Hawcs for fine work i'm photo
graphs.
Excellent is the finish Of Hawes's photo
graphic art.
Guns for rent at Anaconda Hardware
Co.'S.
Have you seen those fine hanging lamps
at the Bee Hive?
Estes & Council nave received their new
fall stock OF clothing.
Guns and ammunition ut the Anaconda
Hardware Cos.
photographs i'm all the latest novelties
at Hawes's Palace Studio.
For style. good goods and a perfect fit.
go tn Estes Il Connell's for your clothing.
Loaded shells at Anaconda ardw
New underwear. ovcr-shirts, neck wear.
hats and caps, boots and shoes, at Estes
d CounclI's.
Guns and rifles at Anaconda Hardware
Co.'S.
After the 18th inst. Mr.. B. r. Mahan
will receive the mining stock quotations
of the st. Louis market daily.
III you want "A good Domestic, Imported
or Key West cigar. go To ID. Tietjen's
cigar store, corner LIST and Oak streets,
Anaconda.
Estes & Council are marking their new
stock of clothing and furnishing goods at
prices that will please all who want first
class goods.
II You want n suit of clothes made To
order call mt Estes q Connell. They have
over 30 samples tn select from, and guar
antee n perfect fit.
Call and see those pushes at II cents nj
Estes d Connell Mercantile Co.'s
The Montana Lumber & Produce com
pany will name you bottom prices on hay.
grain and feed i'm large and small lots.
They carry the largest stock i'm town.
Ladies', call and see those ~ cen,
plush.s now ON sale at the Estes & Con.
nell Mercantile Co.'s.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-09-28
WANTED IN SPOKANE FALLS.

Securing Butte for Robert Inglis he
Was Seen There Yesterday.
Special to the standard.
BUTTE, Sept. days ago City
Marshal Macarthur received n telegram
from ]. +. warran, chief of police of Spo-
kane Falls, asking him to arrest Robert
Euglis, who was wanted for grand larcesy
i'm Spokane. Inglis is described as being
about "a years of age, height six feet one
inch, weight 175 pounds, Slim neck, sharp
face, brown hair and mustachc, aud eyes
set deep i'm head. He IN charged with
having .conspired with other well
h supplies sent by d people
of other cities to relieve those
i'm Spokane who lost their goods i'm the.
late fire in that city. lnglis is believed
by the authorities i'm Spokane to have
come to Butte. A sharp lookout has been
kept by the authorities here, but they
have been unable To find any trace of the
fleeing boodlcr. Tonight Chief warran
arrived i'm this city i'm search of his man.
warran is confident that lnRlis is i'm this
territory. The chief of police i'm Misso,la
is said To have located the refugees. i'm that
town, but he skipped out before the chief
could get hold Of him. Chief Warran
came from Missoula tonight, having q
tanned reliable information that his man
was i'm Butte. A man answering i'm every
particular the description given of Inglis
was seen 10y am officer in the. Crystal gam
bling house, corner of Main and Park
streets, at 4 O'Clock this morning, and the
officers entertain no doubt but that he H.
the man wanted.