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OUR MARYLAND NEIGHBORs.
Montgomery Coanty Public Schools
The Recent Agricultural Fair q Success

49,
oesrsspondsocs Of IN. Rvrxus Sra.
RocKvrLLR, Sept
AZ . meeting Of the judges Of the Orphaus'
court and the members Of the bar held 1t this
place appropriate resolutions we're passed re-
garding the death OF Mr.. Robert w. Carter,
who wss for twenty-five yeass register Of wills
for this county.
The public schools Of this county opened for
the fall and winter term on Monday with an
unusually large attendance Of pupils. The re-
ceipts Of the school fund for the past fiscal
year were s44,6l2 including an unexpended
balance Of %, 248.6l. The amount expended
for the eolored schools was d, 07l.s8, including
balance on hand Of sl,77a6s. The salaries of
teachers for the white schools amounted to
s19,27S. o. and for colored schools TO a, $50 o.
The cost of building new school houses during
the year amounted TO 81, 256. IS; repairing old
ones, S3SS. The amount Of tax levied by the
county commissioners for the use of schools was
eel so, the balance coming from the etate
school tax and the state free school fund.
In the orphans' court yesterday letters of ad-
ministration on the estate Of Thomas D. Jack
son we're granted to Samuel D. Waters.
Mr.. Reuben Riggs OF the first district had
number Of sheep killed by lightning a few
locality.
large force OF men under Contractor T. C.
0roomes are at work ON the large new dwelling
house being erected in West End Park for ri.
w. Talbot, esq, of this place. The new dwell
ing house OF Mrs. r. T. veirs, on South Rock
vile Heights, Is also being pushed to compile
ton. s..
The net proceeds Of the late agricultural fair
are now estimated at 81 ZOO. This will relieve
the society from debt and put it in a position
to make several important improvements be-
fore the exhibition Of next year. There is talk
OF the erection Of = large building to be de-
voted exclusively to District exhibits.
Pending the erection Of the new academy
building ct this place, which is expected to be
completed in November next, the exercises OF
the school will be hold in the old public school
BUILDING near the fair grounds SAN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-11
OUR PORK IN CANADA.
A Duty Of One and q Half Cents Pei
Pound Instead Of Three Cents.

A delegation consisting Of A. J. Ackhurst of
Swift Co., E. F. Miles Of Armour Il Co., Of
Chicago and number Of Canadian pork
packers and lumbermen waited on the Canadian
ministers Of customs and finance Tues day in
reference to the duties on pork. After the case
had been presented the ministers decided to
allow all sides Of pork in barrels after the ham
and shoulders havo been removed and run
ming sixteen pieces and under to the barrel to
be admitted into Canada at one and half
cents per pound instead Of three cents, as ruled
by certain collectors.
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A niaetsss-yssr- girl named Emile Kahn,
living h the Memslse strssss, Berlin, n 10 DO
credissd with having devised . novel method
Of committing suicide. Having been crossed
IN love, she began running mp and down stairs,
which exercise sAs continued for seven hours
TIE nsighboes In No. Is Heichburg strasss,
thinking she was demsnted, attempted 10 drive
her away. when he jumped from tho second
stesy window. She was taken mp alive, bat
wss found = - intssnAily injured and driven
70 the hospital
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An Afternoon walk at Cresson.

After dinner yesterday the President and
MIRA D,mmick took a long walk, spending .
greater part Of the afternoon among the hills.
The President is feeling very we'll, but the
damp weather has had its effect upon Mrs. Me-
Kee, who is suffering from slight attack Of
neuralgia Mrs. Harrison has kept indoorv.
not exposing herself to the weather any more
than has been necessary. However, she 10 not
feeling at her best
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The ROYAL Blue Lius

Is not simply single train Of handsomely I'm
ished passenger coaches. All the trains i'm sery-
lee via L. and o. r r between Washington,
Baltimore. Philadelphia and New York consist
OF tins magnificent new equipment, embracing
builders that contribute to the safety and com
fort of travellers. No extra fare is charged on
any Of these trains. Passengers occupying
Pullman parlor or sleeping car accommo dntions
Will be charged the customary rate for same. .
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

e TIE EvrSso STAR is read every day By
more than two-thirds Of the population Of tho
city in which it is printed who are able 10 read.
Can nis record be matched by that Of any oaaer
newspaper IN 0ae ,rorld,
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AMONG THE BALL PLAYERS.
MIR. ScanIon Hopes to Have an Associa-
ton Nine Here Next Year.

NJ. Michael Scanlon announces that he has
obtained promises from tho American Associa-
ton to the eiTec. that he shall be furnished
with franchise in that association for q Wash
ington club next year. and that he has sufi-
cient financial backing to insure first-class
team. Some of che weaker cities Of the circuit,
lie says, are to be dropped and their places
filed with strong towns that will insure q
healthy season.
Yesterday the games resulted:
National Leayue.-At Philadelphia--Phila-
deiphla. Q; Brooklyn, 8. At New York-New
YORK. >; Boston, $. At Chicago-Chicago, 8:
Pittsburg. l.
Players Leasue.-At Decentralization, 8;
New York, .. At Brooklyn-Brooklyn a; Phil
adelphia, 6. At Buffalo first game--Buffalo, 3;
Chicago. s. Second game-Buffalo. il; Chi
cago, 5. A. MISUNDERSTANDING 4; Cleveland, 2.
Atlantic Association.-At Harrisburg-Har-
risburg. 2; Newark l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-11

Judge Lacombe, In the United States circuit
court ct Nov York yesterday, refused to grant
writ Of habsas corpus In the case Of Shibsuia
Jugiso. the Japanese murderer, who il now in
solitary confinement at Sing Sing under SEN
tence Of death BY electricity. The ap plication
was made BY Roger u sherman. Who took an
active part trying 70 prevent VIM. Kemmler
from being UIe0troeuted
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PROPOSALS

DkoroSALs fUR SITE FOX BUILDING ron
Il the Government Printing ffice.-M z.hinstou,
DC september =. 1890. Sealed Proposals will 10
DAY. sEfTkMBER sENENTEkNTH, 1890. by the
underslgi;ed ior the purchase Of q elite for New
Building Tor the Government Printing Once, site
tocontllu about one hundred aud fifty thousand
(lOOOUD square feet, and 90 be within te bounds Of
street north 81 street north and eth
street west IA the city OF Washington Zach PROPOSAL
Will state the location of the ground, the number Of
square feet offered and the and residences Of
the owner or owners. these PROPOSALS must be IN
dorsed Proposals for a site the Government
Printing Ofhce' and addressed 20 Hon William VIM
dom, Secret. ~ of the Treasury, Chairman Of the
Board. WILLIAM WINDOW, Secretary OF the Treas-
ury. FRANK ". PALMER. Public Printer; EDWARD
CLARK, Architect OF the Capitol s2-l2t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-11

"HsoS SBUsucE WuU 1JofuuUfUC.
1t II announced that at the expiration Of
Nina. Sara Bemhardcs contract with Abbey
and Grau, her present managers, she will join
Miss Mathef In . tour Of the United States in q
production Of "ROmso and Juliet" Mime.
Bernhardt viii appear ~ Romeo to Miss
Mathcr's yulief
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-11

HANS Haze RnnwER enjoys vorld-wids rep
utAti0n Tor rsesoring ~ hair % md heads ana
ehansins gray hair % the original color Of youth
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EDUCATIONAL.

" SCHOOL OF LAW.
FACULTY
REV. J. HAvENs RICHARDS, ST.,
President Of the University.
CHARLES W. HOFFMAN. LID.
HON; WILLIAM 4. RICHARDSON, LID.
Lecturer on statutory and Administrative Law snd
Legal Maxims.
MARTIN +. MORRIS, LID
Lecturer on Constitutional and International Law,
Admiralty and Comparative Jurisprudence
HON. JEREMIAH n: WILSON, LID,
Lecturer Cd the Law Of Real Estate and the Law OF
HON. ANDREW G. BRADLEY
SJustice, Supreme Court, District Of Coumbial.
Jurisprudence
JOSEPH J. DAkLINGToN. LID.
and Negotiable Paper.
GEORGE Z. HAMILTON. LID,
Lecturer .ss Law 4
r. ROSS PERRY, AM.
Torta-
MOOT COURT
GirsStt Court Prof p SEoKe I.krEN
ANDREW c. BRADLEY and L. kOss PERRY.
Introductory lecture and ami ouncemsnts for the
Sc; NV. ON WEDNESDAY. October j. At S:3op.m
The library. now comprising the English and leading
American Report: and the latss: text book. upOs
with conmodious reading rooms attached, and viii
be from and 70 aS daily
Tuesdays Thnrsd.ys ana Saturdays. rom 30 20
cplars giving course Of study, terms. nc. eau be
2: SS'.n.d and "a Sss e AN :: l.
q ". s. ThSnlp:ons drug ssore. 7o5 18Th st. NV.
9, On i:gpes.ion personally sr ~ letter. the
sS-lm Secretary and Treasurer.
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MEDICAL COLLEGE.
MEDICAL AND DENTAL DEPARTMENTS OF THE
COLUMBIAN UNIvkRslTY

NATIONAL MEDICAL COLLEGE
MEDICAL AND DENTAL DEPARTMENTS OF THE
COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.
The sixty,ni annual course of Medical Lectures
+ D. me- IN ne s sp e~ SI
st n ". Introductory Medica! Lecture by Prof. viii
VAT pI hes Dental introductory By Prof. Marx
The autumn sSaminasiens will b. held on Thursday.
nv; once hours: o to 10 Am. and 70 Dn Tsis
w Good Tempiar Hall ~ 81. and Pa s1e-Twenty.
Is. as 0ss,ss
ana Other sssiss q cSns M
is 1891: constantly on h'nd Is
r. uEcKEHrs NE HsE 1924; ,x.r
Violin. Piano. Organ. Vocal Lessons Sin.
"A tunity ever offered to Parenta Chiidrsn TesesssH
s;i Ss: e Dc.
menes now or by sept 6 Cal and sss the wesdsrfai
$4,000 4 HoEkKif. sSs teacher her. Hs s.3 y =
a. s n Ea:oD = sss r. n
e; & ~ e - A::: Sc "
81 sesss Sc1!ss & A 1ss! s y s.
81 Ss Sas
sf 1870 'es rsJ ETEiz;s; ssL LID mn
NEW wINDeon cOlLEaE-wINpsOR FEMALE
s.s VIII cs9 ss,ss s:s 3 s:ss
49, I. sssSsa:; sss''.ah's eAaus. o'sss
.r~. Rev. 4 = JELLY. lD.,,
..n c0!1E g. VII g rE ss. AsD AZ
CO1SEIlus I. xxxDY. psrussssl
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For a DISORDERED LIVER
Try BEECHAM'S PILLS,
26cts. a Box,
OF ALI DFRUoaH9T0.
EDUCATIONAL.

NATIONAL kINDERGARTEN AND SCHOOL.
Al 10Th year. opens WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER
u. at 1917 10th st. Mrs. LOUISE POLLOCK. Prin-
cipsi Teachers training begins October I. s11-6t
lrRIEND,' SELECT SCHOOL. 1871 I ST. w.
L., Urinary intermsdi.ts and High School ior
with corps Of ton teachers AZ professional and
terng the scientific classical of any college
Individual training special advantages apt pups
The school 10 wen supplied with charts, reference
books aud physical and chemical appaxstus Text
books furnished without extra charge The building
has Teen constructed specially for school purposes.
are exceIient Once hours 10 am; to II m. People
sill THOS. W. SIDWEtL. Principal
S9L0 SINGING CRITICAL ELOCUTION.-
~ Patrons and Pupils carefully prepared for Paror
Platform. Concert. Choir. Stage or Opera. Special
course Tor teachers tngagements and positions Sc
cured and guaranteed to pupils Of genuine talent and
ability. The methods employed In teaching are based
upon practical and successful experience of over
fifteen years teacher actor and sisse anasef both
Ess cDP. HICAAhD COMPTON. Voice ,sPscisisx
rr;nee late Of Oxford street London ing teacher
AoOle Whlnuery, Madame Anna FeilberK La wvon-
Address. Al
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SCHOOL or ARTS AND SCIENCES GEORGE
TOWN COLLEGEJ New Term beyins september
II. Preparstory Department for Bcardsrs Col
legiste Department for 0oardsrs and Day Scholar
J. Ravens Richards. o. J.. Psesident
SCHOOL OF MEDICINE. Term opens October 1.
scsoo, or p.w = - -. Dssn siS vs,mo.s .vs nv
Ysstmsn. secretary. 0eorgetown Law BuiIdinr
cor. and 9th sts. NV
SLOW J. RAVENS RICHARDS, 81. Factor.
THx RAHIsIAN SCHOOL rQR YOUNG LApQrs
= 40 Sn4dron-lt@itcd. All the Classical ufnncRoS
.sss address Monsieur and Nina. DIES dAkExNEx
sVoV ~. au30-xms
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A COLLEGE IN THE HIGHLANDS
"A Western Maryland Collere Is stusted on tie
esteTn Maryland rzilroad thirty miles from Baiti-
more at Westminster Nd. 600 feet above the sea
Healthfu and beautiful location buildings new, with
modern appliances aud heated throughout by steam
For both sexes in separate departments. Terms low
Send for catalogue to Rev. I. H LEWIS d. D. Presi-
dent. s2-3w
TINE COLUMBIAN COLLEGE PREPARATORY
Il SCHOOL. 1888 St W., prepares for College,
for the United States Military and Naval Academies
and for business. The course will be extended and
improved during the coming session, which viii be-
gin September 20.
For further information address
auZ9-1m A. MONTAGUE PRINCIPAL
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TNHE BERLITz SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES,
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Terms sl0. MIS-
COLUMBIA CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC. 9l3
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Prn.. late OF New England Conservatory Of Music,
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Il Mr. HENRY XANDER
Has removed to lO0S 81. NV. and Will resume his
Lessons on September 10. s4-lms
GUARANTEE TO TEACH ANY ONE TO DRAW
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pupils in schools private families for
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references. Terms moderate. Address Box "a. star
office. s3-2w.
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prepared for higher grades the public schools Vas
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civil service and census Instruction
foreigners a Speciality. s2-tr
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SPECLALTIES.

M troaos succesa4u sly all D. hssie Counp1n1n1 ~
wksteycr csure. ~ her reasosoce. 6o5k 1 - n-UI
Cncs bouSs J " Sp-n- 49,
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1890-12-06
RosALIND MAY.
The New Discovery.

You have heard your friends and
neighbors talking about it. You may
yourself be one of the many who
know from personal experience just
how good a thing it is. If you have
ever tried it, you are one of its
staunch friends, because the wonder
full thing about it is, that when once
given trial, DR.. Kings New Discov-
cry ever after holds a place in the
house. If you have never used it
and should be afflicted with a cough,
cold, or any Throat, Lung or Chest
trouble, secure bottle at once and
give it fair trial, 1t is guaranteed
every time, or money refunded. Trial
bottles free at w. H. Halliburton's
drug store.
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1890-12-06

attainable. Beadings may come in
for share in the beautiful work and
cast irridescent lights; in white, may
bring about lovely purity, or on
black present subdued elegance
which attracts those who might not
wish too great brilGancy of coloring
or glitter of metal. Fine Brussels
net completes with Mousseline de sole
as an underlying fabric, but the latter
distinctly leads.
NOTES AND ANSWERS.
Mousseline de sole handkerchiefs
are extremely popular, but more for
show than use; they are placed in
the front of corsages, or in assort-
ments of fashionable lingerie are seen
caught up prettlly, to be worn instead
OF jabots.
The newest street garment is a cir
cular reaching almost half way down
the skirt and coming from a yoke.
This is prelude to the Elizabethan
cloak for carriage wear which is a
long circular pendant from an elabo-
rate yoke showing a Medici collar and
full ruff inside.
To "Mrs. w." the answer is given
that the hair for evening is almost
always dressed high, and that while
ornaments are fashionable, yet moth
ing is more stylish than a high comb.
Ladies are having old time ones cut
smaller, but the shops are supplied
with new ones in tortoise shell.
"E. C."-Feather boas are rage
and either come in a close circlet or
quite long. Cocks or ostrich feath-
ers are used, and either are more styl-
ish than long fur boas. For indoors
in the evening, beautiful circlets are
made of flowers.
RosALIND MAY.
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1890-12-06

A few pices of horseradish root put
among pickles will keep the scum
from rising on top and improve their
flavor.
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1890-12-06
SRe Fashions.
NEW YORK FASHIONS.

-
mand, and tight fitting in the back,
display differences in front, a favorite
shape being the Refer, but the
Duchess or Lenox are also very popu-
lar among young lady buyers. Long
seal fur garments are in Newmarket
shape and compromise appears this
season in the way of demi-long
sacques, which are chosen by persons
who object to the weight of a fur
Newmarket, or may be unable to
afford the expense. Capes will be
worn with more comfort than hitherto,
since furriers have brought out half
sleeves to match, so that the arms are
now protected.
are small and without finish, and long
boas will be worn, but more recent
style is a small boa of otter coming
close about the throat and with the
animals head in front, to which for
wealthy purchasers an addition is
made of diamond eyes. The kinds
of fur most worn are seal, mink, otter,
beaver, astrakhan, Persian lamb,
lynx, sable or monkey, and a sug-
gestion may be made that in buying
furs it is of the utmost Importance to
deal with reliable house, such for
example as that of c. c. Shayne,
who from his down town establish
ment on Prince street, or his elegant
up town store, 124 W. Forty-second
street, makes a specially of out of
town customers, to whom information
is given and catalogue sent on appH-
cation.
OPERA CLoAKs
in brocade lined with ermine or the
white, fluffy fur Mandarin, are rich
and beautiful. Shapes are loose, and
even where no sleeves appear the in
evltable high shoulders are feature.
Superb cloaks are made wholly of
ermine lined with silk, and yet greater
elegance is impaired by passementerie
which is laid as border on the fur
and also on the lining up the front.
Snort wraps of ermine for evening
may also be adorned by passemen-
terie, and will be much in favor be-
cause easily slipped off and on, less
expensive than long cloaks, and al
though quite suitable for ladies who
occupy boxes, are likewise adapted
to others not able to afford such luxu-
Iious positions. Mandarin fur also
makes pretty and warm short even
ing wraps, and is especially becoming
to slender young persons.
For
EVENING WEAR
at parties the leading material of thin
texture is Mousseline de sole, en-
broidered in silk, silver or gilt, and
one might almost as we'll endeavor to
reckon up the flowers of the field as
to portray the lnnumerable varieties
in color and design. Surfaces are
usually white or black, because af-
fording proper backgrounds for the
pictures set upon them and which
fiffer in richness from such as weigh
down the sheer foundation, to others
that charm by delicate overcasting.
The greater number show compare,
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1890-12-06

RCKsEcKER's perfumes in 1Oc, 25c and SOC
bottles,
fellows Swandown Powder, Is cents.
Pozzoni's Complexion Powder IS cents.
Pozzonis "Dove" Powder, % cents
Cut glass stoppered bottles, SOC pair
Artists Tube Colors, 10 cents each, or tubes
for 25 cents.
Colgate's Violet Water, 80 and IS cents.
Ricksecker's Violet Water, 20 cents.
Colgate's Lavender Water, 70 cents.
Florida Water, 20 and 80 cents.
Pears Soap, unsct nted, 10 cents.
49, Fine assortment of Bath Sponges, %, 50 and
rs cents.
JOHN A. JUNGKIND, PHARMACIST,
SO6 and sos Main Street, Little Rock, Ark,
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NeurOigic Persons
And those troubled with nervousness resulting
from care or ovGrwork will be relieved by taking
BrOaOVS Iron BitterS. Genuine
has trade mark and crossed red lines on wrapper.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-06-28
The Weather and the Crops.

" N>lli>GroN. II. e.. June 9.-The
week ended June II has been warmer
than usual generally throughout the
agricultural regions ii the central val
lcy> AMI southern states, while ah-
normal temperature has prevailed along
the middle Arlantic and gulf coasts 1t
was cooler than usual an the NeWfound-
land coast and over the Plateau regions.
hut the departures from the normal
tempe fiturc We're not marked, the
greatest average daily temperatures be-
in. zen, rally les than degrees.
The thermal conditions for the season,
from January Ia June Il, continue IN
excess generally throughout the regions
east IF the Rocky Mountains, except
Minnesota and the nakotas. where the
average daily temperature has been
about one degree below the normal. Al
though there has been an excess of se:t-
sanal temperature throughout the cen
trail valleys ami Eastern states tife crop
conditions arr generally from one totw"
weeks late.
The large deficiency in rainfall report
ed last month IN Minnesota and the Da-
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-06-28
-FOUR MEN HANGED.
1:4rer Negroes and White Man Execute
at Memphis.

tree Negroes and a White Man Execute
at Memphis.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, June o4.-Parkc1
iisrris, Ed. Carr and Hardy Ballard,
,alored, and Frank Brenish. white. were
Hanged this morning. Arrangements
rad been made to swing the forr toeetll-
er, but Brcnish objected TO being hang
ID With the negroes, and his desire
: lie alone Was grated The
hanglngs were witnessed lv abor.t
I50 persons The three blacks con
fessei thc.r crimes, and said they had
made their peace with cod The drop
fell at / -, AMI thc necks Of all three
men were broken.
\ delay Of forty minutes occurred,
and then Brenish. supported by two
deputy shcrlffs, half walked and Ialf
sta.-ere up the steps and on 10 the
drop. When asked if he had ANYTHING
- say liz attempted 10 speak, but the
wound IN his threat prevented him
speaking above whisper. and he soon
ave it up. lie was stupefcd with
whisky. and exhibited 40 concern. Tie
.lfap fell at l2..222, and two minutes later
life. was pronounced extinct, his neck
Icing broken ~ tie fall.
Frennlsh killed his wife on the night
of jnls !, last. sfahbing her in the neck.
Harris also killed his wife with a knife
on August j., a. did Carr. on November
Il Ballard stabbed 10 death NJ. T..
iInkston, street car conductor. on
I lrlAiul9e