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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-10-02
The Resl|Issue

=HAlrcKENsAcK '(N.@J,, Oct, Minister to
Germany Pie ips made speech to the Ber-
gen County Republican Conyentien tG=Ilight
in which he said the iSsueof protection is
the real issue of theda and the FQrce Bill
could not be made the main issue, because
the party jsnot a unit in the. belief of the ex-
pediepcy:of that measure at this time.
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ARK ANsAs Politics. !:
Remarks Of Poweil Clayton at Il Republics
:. -: 5ror oraEai6pal Go1vap+ior-r

hsmafks of FoWeH :Cthylon az .Repuu!lcap
s. s. Congressional Convention:
!. i LITTLE: 10 ek Ark Oct: 1.-The Repub-
/: lfcan Gonyep ri6u oil the Second Cunsressionat
District to-day ind orset tie. Uhion. Labor
candidate, Ison E.. Langley. Powell Clay
/: ten. made a speech in. which he :saidIthe
State Df Arkansas. never. would be cleared
as Bret keniidge remfii1s., in Congress; In
conclusion. he@said:- {" Life wars once dear to
me, but the time las now. come when 7 can
take nir1ife-ih my hands with periet t.lesig-
ration, and il. Lean only. succeed m:defeat-
ing BrsekenrdetI will willingly die ia: the
ca;ilSe:shh.: !, =: -. 49, =. - :: e..
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AN .uNFoRTU Or i SUICIDE
A Young Lady. Cuts. Her. Throat While sufsr.
- -: % :FrnIn M e Ian chnIia >. :. -:

Z LoxDoN. Oct. / :; G Gertrude Brown, aged
% wears, tile daughter of. an Australian mer-.
pi.l.it, sailed from MELBOURNE in. May to
ylsit IserIInc Gle. the Vicar, Of Hereford. Ever
since her arrival here she. has. appeared
To-. be possessed of: an unexplicible
:melancliGfy that terminated. yesterday in
Iffr suicide by cutting her throat In d let
ter left by the girl: she gives as her
:Tfas0n. that, while on tie steamer coming
frlfir. Atelborrlsey She was dragged and as
s.9fltrd.-: Al autopsy. to-day proved that
none Of these Statements had the slightest
=fnaHdatson in fact. 1t was an.instance Of
unfortunate imagination. -: =. .:r'. =
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.Ps,ul:n es and, Hobis,,..,. !.

!, NEW YORK, Oct. l,-Calfornia prurses,
according to the qaotatieds, contirne
10 lead the. mafket:in pricA,;8t the following
quotations: French: new crop: 101a cents;
( A fnrther:lrise :=of .15narks in hops in the.
German market is reported. i f.
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!: HE BALL F!5IELp. 4:

Sale Of fhe: CINCINNATI Ctpb.to Brotherhood
r., 3: ::.:& 4 Syndicate. ... @ II
! NEW. Il oBK. Get, 1.--Ihe World to.moE=
row WIFI Says A.dta1 has. bean completed by
v'hsellthe t3ircinffatt ClnbMifiEbe transferred
FROM FL attoEstl fseague.. 10 the>Piayefsf
League next: Monday Cincinnati has. been
regarded .aas:. the. Key to a settlement of
.{he. existing conflict. and ! the.PdfehAse by a
syny;iiIate friendly to tho .hretherhooI VIII:
be one of n SERIES. of nloXements which has
IoritSeplTpQse the ending of the war: ; -
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Mismated Connle.

The testimony taken in the divorce case
of Ida Sandry vs. b. j. Sandry has been
submitted to Judge Lawler by the commits
sioner. From his report 1t appears that the
defendant has pursued such a systematic
was forced to separate from him in August
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-10-02
. An Arology.

berlin, Oct. IL Tie. Reichsanzeiger says
Sit .Frantis de Winton has censured Mr..
4 hplApson,, the agent of the British East
: Africa G6mpany, tor;hf8 recent:insult TO the
Germanfiag, and has sent an apology to the
Gtripan Government. which the latter has
: #apppfted -. =. = = :. .
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Civil SsrxIna Reform ere.

!: .,,BosToN, Oct: IA public meeting, pre-.
hminary.tq the mountaineering of the Ma
tional Civil Service Reform League, was
held in fremont Temple: this evening:
President George William. Curtis delivered
the annual address to aiarge audience:
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German War Estimates.

BERLIN, Oct 1.-The Boersen Zeitung
says that in the next war estimates an addi-
tional credit of SO, 0OO, COO marks will be de-
manded for barracks, strategic railways and
defenses
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Liabilities and .Assets.

New. YoRk,: Oct. i. Tic schedules of
Sawyer, Wallace g. Co.; cemmission. nier
chants, who made an, assignment recently,
were filed to-day: The: aefual;liabiifies are
S1,4flG0S; :pefsDnal assets .m0plinally s.,
So, III, but actually S655, $50. =. i s:::
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.Comniaints stfImmior,nts

New YORK. Oct. 1.-The steamer Bur.
gundia of the Fabre line arrived to-day
from Marseilles with 800 Italian immi-
grants, some of whom made serious CON-
plants of bad food. iIl-treatment, ETC., on
the passage, and the captain and officers of
the steamer deny The charges
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A M xican Exeaut;ou,

-<CITY.aoE+ MEXICO, Oct. 1.-The Sergeant
and Corporal who murdered The commander
Of the CIisi0ni-holise Guard were shot to-day
before the whole garrison. i: -. 80.
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fl.Barls,erker,slTfnsL.

:, NEW; YORK, Oct. Berserker's tips on
.Westehester: =: | =. = '. ;:z.,... = = -
:: =: First race, Kingstock orJ lib; second race,
Worth or Busteed ;.third race. AL Farrow or
CLEANING; fifth race, Chatham or Amulet;
sixth race, Kern or Admiral. -: :. =
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Fx.Presidant cIeusland Rnus a Yacht

Boston. Oct. 1.-Ex-President Cleveland
to-day bought the schooner eenterboard
yacht Galena for $4,000. He will have her
fitted out specially for cunning and fishing.
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: cha1ru.n ~ rho Trunl 1i,a .sa,ciatiou

Chairman of the Trunk line Association,
+ CHICAGO, Oct. a -J. f.. Goddard: late
Chairman: ef.lhe Western Passenger Assoc
citation. admitted to-day thnthe had accepted
the chairnalfSbip of the Trunk Line Asso-
'ciati@n, with headquarters at New 1ork
and a;sa7ary of $25, eco d year.s.::- -
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-10-02

PEsTH, Oct 1.-Louis Kossuth, the Hun
garian patriot, has written letter, in which
he advises the Hungarian extremists to
take their stand on the duallstic principles
enunciated in 1849.
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"A p.rnir inr pn..,orI

:: BUFFNLo,. Oct. 1.=zzTh, RostDns lad pie
mic to-day, defeating the lot II men pitt
in the field BIZ the:]teIne tealff Score :. BiE-
falos 5, Bostons il. Pitchers Stafford and
Daley - -: ~ -,'.as.t:
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Latonin Rssults..

!. LAToNIA, Oct. 1.-The winners to-day.
were as follows: & :: | 5!- *..:.
+. First race, half a mile, Little Annie won,
Rosedell second: Godiva third. Time, 0 :5f.
: Second race, one mile aud twenty yards,
: Nina Archer won, Gymnast second, Meckie;
II third. Time, :44%a. %..:. E=:. 81. : =:
4. Third race, one nile, fPritehett won, Dyer.
second, Neya third. Time, LAB ~. # .::: 4: :
= Fourth race. one mile and seventy yards
Marchma Won, RQsemont second, Spectator
third. Time, If9sA. r: Il K 81 4 G. :% #
e Fifth race, five-eights of a mile Reveal
won, Tom: jones. second, Frank D third.
Time, j .D3 H. r. +; s: s & :.Is r.: MI |
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:. OF FEIAN D. Oct. i 1,|itig |ti ght Innings were
playei in tie. mud. to-day, :.the. Cleveland
Scorei Cleytlautfs L New YQfks g.: Pitch
ers- -Gruberand j. Eallg. ~ :. .::....,
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Yosemite Nation al Park.

:; WA snIsGToS. Oct. l..-Representative
Nandeyer's bill converting the Y osemite
Valley region into a grand national park
has been signed by the President and is now
a law. :: =. =. -:
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.A Yalnahres staI.inn, l.,.I..lj I, .Bnrnad.

f. Iowa: CRY, Oct. IL 5 The famous three.
year=old Wilkes stallion; .Alcyon, owned by
y chm Wilbur of Palmer, Mass, and valued
at. S10,OO0. was burned in the barn last
night: The horse was sent here recently for
breeding purposes = y. 4 : j !: II: " = :
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Aid for Russian I.ws

New YORK, Oct. 1.-The Hebrews. here
are taking steps to relieve the Russian Jews
by sending them to Palestine. They raised
tonight about $1,000.
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ished record, but also for the fact that one
of its members is United States Senator
from Illinois. According to mercantile re-
ports the capital of the firm is S6.O0O,e0o and
the annual business S22,0Oe0o0. "
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Press Censorship Suspended.

SAN SALVADOR Oct. Ia dispatch an
nounces the suspension of the press censor
ship in Salvador and the opening Of the
telegraph lines to Honduras.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-10-02

reconvened the House that official looked
down upon a vast array of empty seats. He
merely stated that according to a concur
rent resolution, he declared the first ses-
sion Of the Fifty-first: Congress adjourned
without day. :: - =: ~:
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Lsdge Rem minated.

LYNN (Mass.l, Oct. 1.-Hon. Henry Cabot
Lodge was renominated for Congress by the
Sixth-District Republicans to-day.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-10-02
Thl PhilI tes .oufrla,iyad

>=1TrTsRt nc, Oct. ~ s Superior playing in
tile ninth enabled the: home brotherhood
team to.Win> : score: :PittsbuEgs 9, Philadel-
pltias 3. Pitthefs=1Ai Morris and Hustled, !: =
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The. Carleton Company

open the: Baldwin Fllealer Tor: the regular
season ON next "Wednesday evening in the:
ever-beautifut ]'stNandn. ;" as. that opera Of.
pleasant. reeoliectons is.#now called.
g g 'N'Nanon"' will be repeated on Friday
evening. s: The repertoire. for. the re-;
riIatnder OF the: week.@:is:. arranged as
foflowsI:. Tuesday. .1he Queens Lace
Handkerchief" +. ANednesday, Dorothy;
Thursday and SATURDAY. matinee, SER
mimic" saturday, '.rhe Mikado."; The
Baldwin, box-pfffce will open. for the sale, Of
seats this morning. ..Phe second aud last
week Of Mr. Carleten's engagement viii be
given up entirely to Tine Bfigands," 0ffen-
bach masterpiece. to which Mr., Carleton
devoted all oflast season. Ithas been two.
years since. Mr.: Carleton and lis always re-
liable company were here, andit is safe to
predict a hearty welcome for them. :: - -,
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Oh, give me teeth sound, white and neat.
Oh, give me breath that's pure and sweet,
Oh, give me rosy, heaithful gums,
And will meet whatever comes;
Whatever trouble may befall,
With S0ZODONT I'll meet them all.
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Fatal Railroad Collision.

BANGOR Me.), Oct by collision of
men were seriously injured, and one fatally
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Association. \. .soores.

COLUMBUS, Oct, IL Columbus a.. Ath-
= ias "ihiup -. ',. x VI = :. s:
LOUISVILLE, Oct. 1.-Louisyflles So, Balti-
mores D. Game called at the end Of tie
eleventhinning on aero unit Of :dar kIiess. &.
:. ST. LOUIS, Oct. I,=-Sr.EQuis Z, SyracuseS.
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The Ticin o Trouble.

. .BERNE Oct. 1.-Re- enforcements have
been sent TO Ticino. Discomfort is spread
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how MY SlDE ACHES!

E&M Aching Sides and Back, Hip, Kidney and
M Uterine Pains, Rheumatic Sciatic, Neural
&S.A gle, Sharp and Shooting Pains, relieved
ISSuHin one minute by the Cuticura Anti
Pain Plaster. The first and only pain-killng
plaster. perfect, instantaneous neyerialiing an
tiiote to pain inflammation and weakness. Espe-
cay adapted to relieve female pains and
At all druggists, % cents;- or OF PoTTER DRua AMI
CHEMICAL CORPORATION, Boston, Mass.
ocl5 MoThSu 1y - :
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!. !. MON AND LOST.

13iy One Isaau Game PIsytd- Results Of the:
*: :. ~ r Payers League Games ~ e.,
cINcINN. .N3is! Oct. 1.-rCpstIy ertors: lost
the Boston League Clfb fridays game
Score: Cfleiiinafis 5, Bostgns 81. Piteifers--
Getzetn and AQitane. RI. ii: !. -.
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- -y3. :.
! Stricken With PARALYSIS.

+. ! B1RM1NGHAsf= (Ala.1, Oct. j: 1:-Ex- Cover
NOR o. Neil is in: a critical conditions. He
was. stricken with paralysis to-day. 2 =.
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M 5Gfmeg

TOLEDO, Oct ] -.Ehe gaine with: Rocdes-
ter was postponed owing TO rain. :.s:. ...1 Il.
: .PITrsBURG,. Oct: 1.-Tbe league game
was postponed on ing te:w wet grounds: fri.
: CHIc AGO, Oct. 1.-The brotherhood game
was postponed Gu account OF rain. There
was no league game :schednled. Z. :.
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TbaTor;F Effr S;aned

= WAsHrSGToN Oct. = The President
signed the Tariff BIZ at 30 O'Clock this
afternoon. :. -. :: =. :. :. = Il:
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The Inst Week.

E This is. the last week: of IA Man from
Maine .. at lie Aleazar..I We have no doubt.
:it.bas met with the success 1T deserved, as
we end the; benches crowded now as at its
iIicention. Mr. Forrest Seabury's scenery
WIS mainly depend ed mn to make: the piece
q go, and those who have seen: the
work idf his. brush zcopfess !. that : he
.is5 nav among the painters of the period
far to-. make "a The crystal y Slipper p
the success that It IS at the. Opera House by
tile magic f::their touch, and. therefore, we
must give Seabury credit. for his work on.
the new play at.tfre AEcazar. Next week we
will be privileged TO see a further exhibition
of Ills skin in the new English melodrama,
t.aeFhe Bens:e Haselmefe.o = and whichwiI
amply supplement- the strong cast the man
agenlent have assigned TO it. - = -: =: < =
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Is. drawing. fairly at the New California
with his versiens of g '.sRfchartf ILL., We
cannot think IT the best .pieee5in his reper-::
tory; and question the. business Judgment:
that led the. management to devote an en-.
tire: week TO !: it. Next zwe are to-. have.
g Louis XII iii which we have seen such
actors as.Gharles. Kean,a and Charles ID Hons
BY the Easternseritc Mr.; Keene is credited
with making an exem plary peTs onatlon G1:
the crafty Louis, in whose mind rells ious,
.bigotry and political ambition had: about
eallaf SWAY. =: -: -. -
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THE MIMIC WORLD.
J. -. -: -. =: =.
Midweek Notes of Business at the
:...= . Different Theaters.
Continued Success OF Ths Crystal Slipper
81; An Additional Week Premised-Gsn- i. *
Il .::. !. . eral Mention. ,--:

..1. i. The. Crystal: Slipper attraction at the
Grand Opera House is drawing as strongly
this week as It.aid the. last. If you want:to
puIchase:an eligible seat, you mustgo early
to- the box:o Office. Manager Dave Hender-
son, who 3.ilas.. this brilliant and successful
affair. IN hand. is delighted with the
. splendid p tileater & in which he has
been. en- bleda TO display Its beauties
to So much advantage. ..: The. Grand
Opera House has been itecried by the pro-.
.prieters of snap shows so frequently on
their return East that0pinion on that side
::of:the mountains has grOwn#in disfavor OF
tile PLACE. MrsHendersOn does not hesl-
tate to say that the Grand, in ali the essen
tiafs of drst.clsss theater. has no superior
in.s the Tinted States. He,a himself, was,
prejudi ced against the. house until lie took
in: the true merits of the situation: Had it
not beenfor Tie efacltyit affords for stage:
:: display our pablie could not: have enjoyed
:. the beautiful spectacle that is now
drawing. such. crowds TO, its audi
J: toriutIi. San.:zF francisco viii be the.
only: city in. California where "The
Crystal slipper ! will be shown. When
1t leaves here 1t will be=4for. Portland,
/ Oregon, where It will open at the Marquall...
Ii Miirnever again: be seen: in alifornia, as
T the ilanageneits:have contracted to bring
each: year hes: piece after It's run OF from
three lo five months III Ghleago.>4 .i..<<ia .<i
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Henry Guthrie has been elected chief en-
gineer of the Sacramento Fire Department
in place of O'Meara, resigned. i.
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the party complained that they had been
induced to embrace. MormpnlSn1, and had
come to America under false pretenses.: :
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CAUSE AND EFFECT!

.-7be people bring tieir Want Ads to The
CHI because they are sure of getting
.--TRE. BEST RESULTS!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-20
A LADY INSTANTLY KILLED
Train on the Erie Road Crashes Into
Carriage at a Crossing.

Ashocking accident occurred at the William
street crossing of the Erie railroad in Belleyi!le,
NJ, last night, which resulted in the killing Of
Mrs. Belle Bosteman, wife OF Herman Bostle-
man OF Beileville, and the possible fatal iniur-
ing OF Mrs. Claudne Earle and James Kinney.
the latter summer boarder at the Earle House
in BelleVille. Mrs Earle and Kinney had
driven to the Greenwood Lake railroad DEPOT
to leave Mrs. Earle's sister aboard of a train
for Jefferson city. At the depot they were met
by Mrs. Bosteman, who, being a neighbor,
was invited to ride back to the house. At the
William street crossing the vehicle Was struck
by the 6:2O train from Paterson and the occu-
pants were hurled over 20 feet through the air
Mrs. Bostleman struck a huge boulder that
projected from the earth above a ditch and
was instantly killed, her skull being crushed
Mrs Earle struck in the ditch few feet away,
and Kinney struck the bank OH the side of the
ditch and rolled on to the boulder where he
was picked up unconscious. The women were
found lying in the ditch unconscious Mira
Bostieman presenting a terrible sight the mud
and blood being mixed with her disheyeled
mar, which was strewn across her face She
was picked up and taken to her home less
than 100 yards away. Mrs. Earle who showed
signs Of life, was taken into the nearest house
ana several doctors are now attending her
kinney was also cared for until the arrival of
an ambulance from Newark, when he was taken
to st. Michaei's Hospital He is badly injured
internally.
The horse was also killed and the carriage
was completely wrecked. Mrs. Bostleman was
only thirty one years of age and a remarkably
handsome woman. She leaves four children
The crossing where the accident occurred ia a
regular death trap.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-20
WANT TO KEEP GRANTS BODY
New York Endeavoring TO Prevent Its
Removal to Arlington.

The executive committee of the Grant Mon
ument Association met at LAG Broadway New
York, yesterday afternoon, to take action in
anticipation OF the passage by the House OF
Senator Plumb's resolution, which has already
passed the Senate, providing for the removal
OF Gen Grants remains to Arlington. The
committee framed all appeal to the nation
against the removal Of Gen. Grants body on
the ground that enough money (sl5O. OOO) had
been raised to erect fitting structure over
the sarcophagus and that SlO0. 600 more would
be collected. probably before this year expires.
for the purpose of adding to this original
structure, In accordance with plans soon to be
accepted by the committee. The meeting then
adjourned till today.
The appeal to the country SAYS that the COM
mittee have applied to five architects of known
reputation and experience. who will OH Sep-
TENDER l submit in competition designs for the
monument. one of which viii doubtless prove
satisfactory. 1t is the purpose Of the commit
tee, with the funds which may be on hand when
the work is under way. to erect such portion
of the entire structure az will contain the sar
eophagns and present the appearance OF a
completed bnilding in itself, leaving 10 the
future the work OF carrying out the monu-
mental design in all its details. The committee
make no plea for contributions to citizens ont
! side the state of New York (although the list
sooner or later. every city in the Union will
have its own Grant monument, although only
one Is selected as the depository OF his re-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-20
COUNTERFEfrERS SENTENCED.
The United States Authorities Send
Three of Them to Prison.

Andrew ]. Squibb aid Thomas Van Fossen
who pleaded guilty to manufacturing counter
felt silver dollars, were yesterday sentenced BY
Judge Butler in the United States district cour
in Philadelphia. Both men were in a number
OF counterfeiting scrapes before and Squibt
was just released from prison on the 2Sth Of
last month. When asked whether he had any.
thing to say Squibb replied he thought hi.
mind was affected on the subject of counter
feiting. A fine of $500 and an imprisonment
OF three years aud six months was imposed.
Van Fossens record was that he served two
years before and was twice subsequently ac-
quilted. His sentence was a fine OF $500 anG
three years and six months Emilio Tesone al
Italian, who had been convicted of attempting
to pass and having counterfeit ccin in his pos.
session. was sentenced to pay Il fine Of 800 and
three years. Tesone had served two years for
an otfense OF the same kind and was only re.
leased recently. He asked the court to make the
Imprisonment Moyamensing instead of Cherry
Hill to avoid being considered a convict bu,
the request was refused.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-20
A HEADLEss CORPSE.
Discovery That Is Stirring Up a Mary
land Village.

A week ago at Hammer, Maryland village
near the Pennsylvania line, the only store in
the place was burned, with the dwelling and
ware room attached. In the ruins was found
the charred trunk of the body of a man whose
name was given AS Henry Splitter. The head
was missing. 1t was said that the man was
asleep when the fire broke out and that he was
overcome by the smoke and persisted in the
flames. Since the fire it has been ascertained
that his name was William Speidel. In re-
spouse to general request of the residents of
the neighborhood for u more thorough inves-
tigation OF the mans death Justice John J..
Abbott has summoned a jury OF inquest, who
Wiii make the desired investigation. The jury
humed and will begin the investigation on Fri
day.