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rial man under q former contract. and while o
suit was pending at the instance of this mate
rial man to compel the owner, without notice
of this claim at the time Of payment to this
contractor, to pay this amount over again to
the material man. In fact a conspiracy between
contractors and material men to defraud own
ers is the result invited by this law. II is di-
| rect but subtle temptation to dishonesty.
THE EVIL EFFECT.
10. The evil effect of this law bears more
heavily upon tine comparatively poor. The
rich if they ere wise. make no contracts with
ont legal advice; moreover. they build much
and know the law in part at least. But the
man who builds a modest home. the woman
who has repairs done upon her house, these
consult economy instead of a lawyer. They
know nothing of this mechanics lien law. 1t
is natural to them to think that when they
have paid their contractor they have done all
that any law can require; when they have to
pay over again it hurts them and it hurts their
respect for their country's laws and law
makers.
IL. The constitutionality OF this law is more
than doubtful A recent law of the state of
pennsylvania containing substantially the
same provisions, has been in fact declared un-
constitutional by the supreme court of that
state. 1t is abhorrent TO orr sense of Justice
that an obligation should be imposed by the
law upon a man who not only never incurred
il but who has in fact contracted and discharged
another obligation negativing the existence OF
the one imposed by law, and ii is especially alb
horrent that this obligation should be imposed
at the instance of a subcontractor who has viz
tually made himself a party to and should be
estopped by the terms of the contract between
the owner and the original contractor.
The subject is now before your committee
We ask that this law may be so amended as to
be clearly constitutional, as to be beneficial to
those sought to be protected by it without at
the same time being source of injury to the
fQyl II nF trnra IN
only ask for notice. Let not an obligation which
a man has by contract assumed with one person
be by law thrust upon him with respect to an
other person after he has, without notice OF this
second persons claim, discharged this obliga-
ton. as by contract he undertook to do with
the first person.
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Struck by Lightning.

At Sparta, Ohio, young man was rendered
unconscious by lightning stroke in yester-
days storm that destroyed his machine shop.
The damage to crops is great The hotel and
two business houses at st. Joe, Pa, were de-
stroyed by lightning. Loss, $4,000. At New
Castle the storm wns violent for twenty-four
hours. Mrs. Hiram Woods was struck by light
ming and is still lying unconscious. Many
barns and residences were struck. special
from GAINESVILLE, Ohio, says the loss in tina,
county to bridges and roads will reach 600, 600.
Several short connecting Ohio railroads have
been totally abandoned on account Of wash.
outs.
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OUR MARYLAND NEIGHBORS.
Montgomery County Expenses - Real
Estate Sales-Personal, Etc.
ce OF THE EVENING STAR.

Correspondence o, THE EVENING STAR
ROCKVILLE July 2.
J. Adrian Epping. as agent, has sold to Capt.
ID. A. Irwin lots and 8 in block 5 of Rockville
Heights, upon which the purchaser will erect a
fine residence and make his home for the
greater part OF the year.
Mr.. VIM. Riley Decide has purchased from
Josiah ". Jones tract Of fifteen acres of land
improved by large dwelling and outbuildings,
situated near Sligo, on the It'll street pike.
Miss A. Hartwell, daughter of Rev. Dr. Hart
well of California and a member of the Mis-
the family of Rev. s. r. White, this place.
Mrs. DR.. Julian Magruder of Ohio Is at pres,
ent on a visit to relatives in this section and
Intends to return to her former home in this
county.
The commissioners have completed the levy
for expenses OF county during the past and
present year, as follows: Pensioners, S5,050;
INDECENT insane, S3,02l5O; aims house,
s2ll7.2O; inquests, s44; pauper cofins. S169;
circuit court and Jail, S11 ,335 Sc; registration
81 235. 49, elections, $50; justices of the peace
and cOnstables, S79095; taxes overpaid.
$3.50 75 roads and bridges, ga, 500. II; corpora
ton road fund, S1.273.62; public schools.
$4,000; sundries. SIC, 1851. o. The rate of taxa
ton for this year will be Sl.09 on the Sl00-
The county tax is one cent lower than last year.
although $4,000 had to be levied for court
house bonds.
Mr.. W. T. Fisher, living near Great Falls, is
reported as dangerously ill.
A force OF hands is now engaged in demol-
lshing the old court house TO make room for
the new one, which the contractor expects to
have under roof before winter.
The GLORIOUS Fourth" will be generally OBJ
served here as a holiday. SAM
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II YOU WouLD Be MreurY.
;e2O

Re nerciful. said the price Grasy the Pusher
tufYeGr his pencil 10 the prices Grasty replied
he people Ocnand II and 1 feel compelled 10 cut
you don't propose 10 follow anybody. but intend
nat both merchants aud buyers in Washington city
sLS.4 rcSarI lie as Champion Low Price Furniture
tLina, Sisss Iinwarc and able Cutlery man. don't
intent 10 kteP your price tass the of the rich
lcDl ,e alone, and every IN this house must be
small 10 SUIT the pockets of the poor and that not
L. matter Who brings il Rich or POOR. white or
CO-Ored We want your trade No matter where you
CtAie from, north south. the blue
fray. voting for Cleveland Harrison We are Opeu
5vI Ou>liess anu We want your trade No matter how
IttIt y"U want 10 buy, remember the old adaxe.
Many illt u makes muCke r." hence want Your
trade We ieei our dependence upon the people and
w. PROF Ose 70 trade with the PERSONS the time
ami We slve you evsiy Possible protection, and no
want ou ~ report II and viii return the money
lleAs- don't take the iieS that an
business. We don't want your account, but We want
Your CaSh and VIII offer you some things hard 10
10y ~ 70 Best Cane seat Chairs, Imitation wAnut
taC SOLID Oak Chairs. S:bc. nice Glass Tuul JIers
lSc. nlse Lounge. 1885; fun size Bed Lt.ruse
$3.50 sOlIt O1k SldebOard, 1880: solid Walnut Hat
h@cs. u high. IS 30 20 SO: Al-wire Bed sIvingS
4 frame, 50 10 500. sold else where All 40 -
DOM think too far up town. That : our
r asou can save You something. expense is IN
your favor We occupy two stores and have them 10th
iul If bargains for cash All AK OF you Il that
You cOne aid see " keep trade Keep prices
down
GRASTY. The Pusher
.s"0-6m l5lo-l2 9TH stn.w
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

e. THE EVENING STARS subscription list
the books OF the Office, and its press and de-
livery rooms are at all times open to the well
come inspection of any person having color
able interest in the correctness Of its claims as
to circulation. This is a guarantee to adver-
tisers that is given by few papers in the world,
and by none other in Washington!
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ID Rr Ct o O D $ .

ID Rr G oops.
Irdia Linen in all grades. .. s. 10. 1214 and 25c.
Whine foods at All prices.
Shte ting, -. ards wide, lSc.
Pillow Gsse Cotton, lUc.
Good Bed licking. = and lOc,: Feather Proof SC
He'd GsbIe Linen. fast CUiOrs. st1c.
Gents' OutlNg Snl.ts. -, 80, 50 and 75c
Boys Out-E- SKIRT Waists, :s.JC.
SGtsucs, 10. ia and I 1S worth double
Lawns. fast CO!Ors, &c
Cbs!ilr-, fast rU4Ors, Dc.
Gents InlauuCered shirts 81 and SOC
GInEhaIIs. :, 10 nd II -.
IlDsiU- out Fargsols very cheap.
lG,tI,>' HlOb sd Vests. 10, L. aud he
tUi. IsLt Il Hosiery Tor Ladies and Children
CARTS u. NJ. Cotton. 4.jc dog.
Ladies Cotton Underwear Aprons. &c
li.lt >AIrtlug Calico, DC
AndrOscoggIa Bieached Cotton Short Lengths &c
]. B. TowNER son,
;e2O 1916 1ths,n
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To Investigate the Dunbar Disaster.

The knights OF Labor mine officers have en-
gagged lawyer and stenographer for the coro-
ners investigation OF the Dunbar mine explo-
sion, which begins at Dunbar next Monday. A
large number of witnesses have been SUBJ
penaed to testify to the cause of the calamity
and the condition of the mine at the time Of
Its occurrence. Master Workman Kerfcot saws
the miners propose to have the investigation
thorough and the responsibility properly
pIaced
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Staniey's Visit to America

The first public appearance OF Mr.. Henry NJ.
Stanley in America will be at the Metropolitan
Opera House i'll New York November IL, when
he will deliver an address to the citizens who
unite in welcoming him at that time. The &C.
casion will be for the benefit of the Fresh Air
and Gonzales cent Home at Summit, n j.
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COBB'S ISLAND, vIR6INIA'S SEASIDE RESoRT
~ in the Atlantic increase Of Hotel accolnmo-
dstions new buildings and other iinprovei the
nes beach and surf bathing in the world snpe shoot
reached daily by n y, r y. X X from north or
south PASSENGERS going 20 cobbs lsland must get OF
~ north bound train and the 5:lS pm. south bound
train at Cobbs Station TO the
week, $40 per month hotel physician, sc. For fur
ther information address A +. COBB. Prop. JOHN
COLONIAL BEACH HOTEL. ON SALT WATERS OF
~ the Lower Potomac-Family Hotel; fine beach:
safe bathing; boating. hshinR and grabbing; livery
attached to house; good music; cuisine unsurpassed
For particulars address ". 7. CRUMP, Proprietor.
DR. T. H EVANS. 1891 r st. n. je5-lms
LIRST-CLAss BOARD AND ROOMS o. PER
Il week: Bathing free.
Address NrA g. =. JOHNSON,
iyl-1ms Colonial Beach, Va
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CATsKILL MOUNTAINS,
SARATOGA.
LAKE GEORGE.
ADIRoNDAces.

On and after SUNDAY. JUNE %. express trains on
West Shore railroad will run 10 and from the Jersey
City Station of the Pennsylyaria railroad making
close connection with fast tranJ 70 aud from wash
ington-
CATsKILL MOUNTAIN EXPREss-Leaye WASH
ington 70 >, m, Jersey City station At 10 40 am
Arrive Hotel Kaaterskill. via Kingston. 3;43 pm
Grand Hotel 500 pm: Phpnicia. 2:2o pm. farior
Philadelphia to Hobart and Jersey City 10 Grand
SAkATOGA AND CATsKIIL MOUNTAIN TX
PRESS.-Leave Washington IL 20 PIN, Jersey City
Kingston. so pm; Grand Rotel. rs pm Pho
Ialenville. 4 20 pm. Arrive ssraioss 300 pm
Jersey City Hotel Kaatersk. Grand Hotel ststou.
sARAlOGA AND CATsKILL MOUNTAIN sPE-
CIAI-LeAye washington 800 M, Jersey City Str
ton at % pm Arrive Hotel KaaterskilI via King
ston 8; 10 pm /; Grand Hotel $40 pm Ph1niciA
As pm Mountain House Station, 55 o. m Pslen-
Vile, 90 pm. Arrive Saratoga y:25 pm. Parlor
cars from Jersey City for Hotel kAxterskil. Grand
Hotel station and Washington 10 Saratoga without
Purchase tickets ut Pennsylvania railroad oces and
connect In the jersey City station for all northern
sorts by West shore railroad. baggage checked
through. &. Y. LAMBERT,
Se25.to sell General Passenger Agent. New York
CATsKILL MoUNTAIN oLKNWooD HoTEL
Reduced prices for May and June Healthy and
best table in mountains Ali kinds of amusements.
Send for circular. " BkANsON. Catskill.
ml2-2m
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STRAW MATTINGS.

We are Offering the largest and most complete
tine of Straw Ba,tinss shown in this city. The
stock comprises all the colorinss and designs.
those contemplating the purchase Of Straw Mat
tirss should call and examine our stock
Prices all marked in plain figures
The following are few of the special bargains:
3Co Rolls White and Check Mating a. $3.50 Del
roll of 40 yards
zoo Rolls Fancy Mating a. "a roll Of 20 yards.
100 Rolls Txtra-heavy JOiutiess Mating at clio pc,
roll of 40 yards.
as Rolls New Patterns Damask Mating. sl2 per
roll of 40 yards
We have complete assortment Of Scotch Floor
Linens Of al widths Estimates for covering doors
furnished free Of charve
Just as important to cover your carpets your
furniture for tie summer.
KEEP OUT The FLY
"eNa'eSi' VIC O' "pp'A"''" i0' wiz "-AN0" A"N
b0Or screens III 'He country
'"S &C. Seeu' WHICH VIII ~ any oioiN"F'
si<e" "lh"OW
HAu 4"r es'Iha'e ior our CAoihet-msde screens ano
AMI ~Ae Al MANY Va ZIG nnee' iesi9oHse~
O0'1 O'HH' i0i' 0i'-'ii'NH
rbe l.,cos, ,sso-,e,, y, s,,,s nm, ,ba bos, ,orcs
.,..-
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NO GREATER TRIUMPH in medicine or chemistry
has been recorded than Halls Hair Remover TO
revlvify and restore gray hair to the color Of
youth
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IN TIE MOUNTAINs.

A URORA. WEST VIRGINIA
N select family resort Of the Aleg hanies,
where the cool breezes blow always beautiful scenery
ample grounds: hne drives: soft sprlng beds. good
table abundanty supplied; no fOss: hay fever; no
mosquitoes few rooms Yet unengaged- Call NJ Star
oilce tor circular or address
je23-lm j. II. SHAFFER PROP.
MOUNTAIN VIEW HOUSE, IN THE ALLIE
M ghenies 3. 600 feet elevation: large airy
good board: saddle and driying horses. howlg nlleV
lawn tennis grounds; reasonable rates. Address
JOHN A. LASTZ, Aurora " Va Je6-lm'
lrOR SALE OR RENT-AAONG THE BERKSHIRE
Hills Beautiful Country Residence in Great Bar
rrgtoE. Mass.
The consist Of eight acres part in grove and
part laid out IN well kept lawns. shaded by large and
beautiful trees of all kinds.
Tho house is 40 feet square. with an extension IS
feet square first floor has broad hail. large parlor
smaller parlor. dining room. library, china Closets
buffers pantry. kitchen laundry and store room.
ond floor, four large bed rooms in main part OF house
and three III the extension bath roon linen and
store third story three bed rooms, trunk
cellar, dry and well cemented abundant supply
Stable has stalls tor six horses, box stalls
room and room for twelve carriages; pentifuy sup
piled with running and well ventilated. There
are also on the place ice house, tool house, &c.
Price, completely furnished. 10, 600
unfufD1shed. Ia. 900
We can rent this place furnished from now for
four or nve months acknowledgements. LOCO
CHALMERS VOORHEES,.
3e24-lm lils ST. NV.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Bay RIDGE H6 Ho " dp BAY E gI1SH MD.
Location unsurpassed. f1rst-class accom- moda -
tons. Transient rates 81 TO IS per day Weekly
rates Sl2 aud upward Special rates for families
WILLIAM MEZlCk, Superintendent
my2Stoau20 bay Ridge, Md
HEALTH ts50,oOW RESORT WILL BUY CHERRY
j stone Cottage, situated at Cherry stone Inlet,
Chesapeake Bay, Northampton county Va. ~ miles
from Cheritoa station the NY. p. and n L. X This
house Is now being finished; contains 90 rooms
pietey turni he'd billiard room, bar ROOM smok ing
room; stabng for IL horses cover for 10 carriages
wharf 90 feet long, nclosed pavilion at end 20I60;
Enclosed swimming pool beneath. covered bathing
pool for ladies and children 200 long, vegetable
garden 10 supply house; 1SS feet Of porch around
main house pclosed wit glass sloop carry twenty
persons; row boats of oyster ground planted
with oysters wells OF pure cool soft water; within
one hour Of the best shooting grounds for wild fowl
the Atlantic coast oysters bard and soft CLANS crabs
and hsh IN abundance in season: no masraor mosqui-
toes now open for guests. Terms; 81. 40 per day,
$40 per week, S35 FOR four weeks. Steamer TO Old
Point, thence Cape Charles City, then by rail 10
Cheiiton Station, where bus will meet passengers.
Cost from Washington to Cherry Cottage includ-
ing meals and state room 30. Leave Washington by
Norfolk arrive Cherry Cottage tie
next morning about IL IN.
J. B. WISE,
Manager.
5y2-1ms Cheriton p. O., Va
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l5l0l2 9TH St n. ".

For improved and eco
AlEIIG pomic cookery. Use it for
Soups. Sauces, Made Dishes
COMPASYS t6ame. Fish, 6c.). Aspie or
Meat Jelly. Keeps per
r fectiy in ali climates for
any lensth Of time and is
OF cheaper and OF inner favor
than any other stock.
E =. One pound equal TO forty
pounds Of lean beef Of tho
tu.th,lm valueof about $3.50.
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Beware, Be Nor DUprp.
Nothing called Hectropoise or relating thereto.
genuine without maine Empcd printed
thereon dsoOverer. inventor sole propret tor
If he Shove have cOnJany partner or Agenciss,
iEiuciple sui unknown ~ other.
DR.. IL. sASCHE. IA AZ St NV,
Next door 10 Metropolitan Churrh,
Washington, be,
je5-soam or Lock Boz 1877. DetrpiL Mich
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w. 3. Moses Il Sous,

CORNER 18th AND STREETS NORTHWEST.
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MANICURE.

M MANICURE AND CHIRoPoDIsI
sO3 9Th 1t. n. ". over Thonpsou's drus store
The only importer aud nuiscturer Of Fine NAuk.
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DENTISTRY.

nR STARR PARSONS, DENTIST, 9TH ST COR
~ knw.-first-cass fillings inserted. Appllcs tios
70 gums prevents pam exlrEctng AL brancbcs a
Dentlstrs. Al present l.cstion ye~rs mni1
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SUMNER RESORTS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

CoSGRESs HALL. OCEAN CITY, ND
- Now open; bathing Unsurpassed. Good BoAting
Cunning and Fishing.
Terms IS and $40 per week
.e2S-lm- SEIBY, p1WEII A CO
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SUMMER RESORTS.

ATLANTIC CITY, N. j.
A MER COTTAGE. 1913 KENTUCKY AVE AT.
"A lantic City, NJ. near the beach. Terms moderate
Open July 3.
ja2s-lm Mrs. NJ +. AMER ilate of washingtonl
CAMBRIDGE. ATLANTIC CITY, NJ.
~ Ocean Front.
$500 and 80 per Day. All modern convenience
Sulsine OF the best. We COCHRAN, Mgr SAMUEL
IL. LEWIS Prop. m22-eo3m
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SUMNER RESORTS.
SPRINGS AND BATHS.

VyATER GAP HOUSE,
w DelAware Water Car Pa
Now Open.
se2-3m 4 W BRosDHEAD
IS.aLES MERE. PA. on TOP THE AILEGRANY
~ Mopmtains.-lure air. full 81 tonic pure water
mA4Aira OF Mosquitoes bnatng and bathing IN the
iAke ranoes through natural aud other
game table and 81 she hrsf order. NarcuiArs
ready hosol Eagles Mere. lNUHAM BRED
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-09
THE EARTH cAVED IN.
Two Men Narrowly Escape Destb on
SamPau street

SamPau street
An accident, 10 which two men barely
escaped with their lives, occurred on
Campau-st. yesterday afternoon. Sew
erAl men were excavaUng a hole n
which 10 bCld a foundation for
Western Union telegraph pole They
had dug about eight feet when tbo
bank cayed IN, submefg.ng Louis Gem
and VIM. Faulkner % their necks ln
earth and cohblestones. The rsrms were
pinioned 10 then sides. and az they
could do wa 10 scream ouf Another
foot Of earth would have buried them
entirely.
A. soon IS their fellow worlrmrn
could realize what had happened. they
set 20 work with vii 10 dig them out.
IL took fully thirty minutes % release
them from their awful position. When
taken out they were more dead than
alive. They were lifted from the hole.
after which they were taken INTO
neighboTing store. Glenn could not
walk. lie was badly bruised about the
lower eXtremities and head. Faulkner
was badly hurt about the arms. and
several stones had crushed be- bt bat
He was rendered nearly nsensibie. and
Il Il had not been foi the bat. the
chances are that his skull would have
been fractured. Faulkner was carried
% a physicians and Glenn was taken
IN hack % the Clarendon B0tCl
The doctors say their wounds arc rot
dangerous, bat it vii be- several days
before they wiil be able 70 leave Their
homes
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-09

There has been q demand of late 70
new and original choir muse. Iu or
der 20 meet this want the JOHN Huru
Publishing Company Of LouisvIiis. -
have placed before TIE public The
Pigsrstash." collection Of ssursd
songs In pamphlet forn. The words
are written IN both German and Eng
li,h. ard the muse - BY Join Hem.
TIC wsll-knovn c3n, poasf. who hss
been creating muse Tor nearly half 3
century. TIE work nov o. ssls 81
ss cent? per COPY. or a. - PEI dozen,
sn6 nav 20 obta ned - the John Horn
Publishing Compsnv. e2s Esst GRAY
81. Tsouisvils. Ky Prof Horn -
COUSIN 81 &. Q swsnstsrE. Of TIE Tn
r-Hsx HEHsID.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-09

The morning session ciesnea uF mst-
ters - nicely thai nothing was lsfi Tor
ths.2ltsrnooa. The formsAts II ''eDcR-
ing and closing the lodgs vas per-
formed ~ The hailiff with A. much
solemn dignity a. Z |. large calendar
VAS before hlm.
As long ago ~ September -, John
Doian vas arrsiEno1 ioI nan-suppart
Of his family. The husband aud wils
seemed 10 cherish Tor oAch ether or
diSl hatred The vile seelned Il 10
more determined 20 see her husl.Ans
punched" than a. get A0ccss IL la
pocketbook. The husband ssemed bet
lef disposed - ~ te JSii than a. a. bah
o. the bosom ~ nls family. Yer Nj.
Robbins played the pescenlaker e. sue.
cessfully that he Induced the man a.
promise 10 40 be duty. lndef thls
promise. sentence sas suspended fog
one month. % give az parties chance
10 begin lie anew.
Bat when tie month expired on octo-
Der %. Dolan failed 81 appear IA court,
and repeated efforts 10 Ind him and
bring hlm IN have failed. Yesterday
commitment papers were issued, and
John hOiAn VII 50 10 Jal as soon as re
can be found.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-09

Henry ksker came very near escap-
ing The grasp ~ the law on merely
technical error IN the complaint 10
appears that 81 many lights occurred
on "Wednesday over near GeTnlGniS
hah, that the officers got Bakers quar-
Tel mixed up With one which occurred
earlier IA tie day, about rod distant
from hls, and got Il down 80 ln t1e
complaint The case Mas therefore
nolie pros'd. But new complain.
was sworn out, and Baker wss rear
rested and newly arranged. lie viii be
tiled Tuesday morning.
The assault and battery case Of Fran
Koch has been again postponed lie
Will be IA court tomorrow morning.
George Cars case Of drunk and dis
orderly has finally come 10 a deter
minstion, and he pays s6.S6.
Thomas Condley cot another exton-
son on his police court paper 10 ne
18th.
Two drunks were sentenced ytsier-
day. Charles Hathaway goes 20 Is j tor
twelve days, and Addison Patterson
paid $3.50.
John Denton and Kitiie Rice are son
and mother, and both are an the bar ~
police court. The son i charged with
breaking the peace, ana the mother is
Charged with breaking the sixth Com
mandment, Ia that they cay che stole
silk dress. John vii lie n oour. to-
morrow morning. and kitie viii be ia
court Tuesday morning.
Some say that the name 81 the hoy
who sent stone through . cable car i
Jacob Moon, Others cay il j. Jacob Noon.
and Others say Jacob Noon. The by
himself, however, is ia custody. and
VIII Toe IN court Tuesday morning.
Leonard DeBrysn IL sAid 10 De tru-
ant, and he viii give az account ~
himself Tuesday morning.
Wednesday morning John Hunny
viii give bis side OF the story ln answer
10 charge OF assault and battery.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-09

Among the many furniture manufsc-
turers. Birge q Shattuck. at 1873 and l3s
Canal-st., occupy sn important position
and do an extensive business with the
furniture trade, their specially beng
paror furniture. In tins line they eK-
Gel. having turned out some elegant
pieces during the present month. An
other important feature with this firm
Is their large moving vans and their
cold storage. They have a splendid
fire-proof store house, where pianos
and household goods can be stored any
time. Goods are also packed and
shipped for families removing from the
city. A number OF vans are IN con
slant use. and fifteen 10 eighteen men
are constantly employed by the firm IN
this department.. Birge q Shattuck
have shown an enterprise and push
that will commend them 70 the pubic
and Is fortunate IL securing Their busi-
ness