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The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-01-30
Baltimore Objects.

BALTIMORE, MD., Jan. 27.-At the annual
meeting Of the members of the Clearing
House at the National Union Bank to-day
a resolution was adopted protesting
against the passage by Congress of the
pending Silver Bill.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-01-30

Chief Engineer O'Bren says he will SOON
open another quarry for balasting rock some
thirty-fvc miles this side of Cumberland Gap,
and the balIasting of the road will be done
from each end.
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INDUSTRIAL NOTES.

Big STONE GAP, Va, Jan. 90.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-01-30

Mr. Bibbs announces that he has discovered
an eight-foot vein of superior Bedford building
stone just at the entrance of the Gap. It has
a pink color and he says it is of excellent
quality. He followed it for half mile OF
more.
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CHRoN0SlETERs-J. w. P, Potrero, Cal.
ChrOnoneters bearing the names Of m akers
IN this country are not necessarily of origin
ally foreign make. though, as you say. it is
true that many so made are imported from
England. marked thus and put together and
sgulated after arrival The New York
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CAUGHT AT LAST.
How Geronimo, the Famous Mexican Des-
perado, Was Captured.

How Geronimo, the Famous Mexican Des-
perado, Was Captured.
In regard to the killing of the notorious
Mexican bandit, Geronimo. the Tucson
Citizen says:
As desperate and daring a character as
Southern Arizona has ever known was laid
low last Friday. full of bullets and fighting
and cursing to the last.
Stages throughout Pima, Cochise, Graham
and Pinal counties have occasionally been
called upon during two years past by a Mexi-
can of -, sometimes alone, Ofteuer with one or
two confederates, to hand over what treas
ure might be aboard, the command being
uniformly Obeyed and various sums secured
Of the passengers. THIS man was known as
Geronimo, and, in his way, was quite a
villain. The rewards on his head are many,
and the party laying him low last week will
probably fad their efforts we'll repaid.
Last Thursday morning three Mexicans
rode up to Walter Wallis ranch. quickly dis
mounted and taking one Of Mr.. VaiPs sad
die horses, remOunted, leaving a wora-nut
horse instead. At Mr.. Jones' ranch near by
a similar exchange was made Mr. Vail
Immediately hurried to Total Wreck, and
telephOned down to Benson to Constable
Gray to give chase.
With two more men. W. 7. Hughes and
Chico OrascO, Mr. Gray soon struck the
u dll lie ClldSt W dS lie anu tltd I'll With the
pursued and their riding showed how well
they appreciated the fact. Thursday after
noon ana night and all day Friday till mid
night the pursuit was in hot progress, termi-
mating at the foot Of the RjnconS. where a
stand was made. The pursuing party had the
best of the fight in good rifles, and the
fight was a short one, resulting in the rid
ding of the leader Geronimo. with bullets,
and the wouading of one Of his companions
in the back with a bullet. The third one,
when the ammunition was gone, sur
rendered and vigorously expressed his fear
of Tucson. Said lac: Cut my throat, hang
me, take me to h, but don't take me to
Tucson"
Being out of the jurisdiction of Pima
County, lie was Of course taken to Tomb
stone.
The trapDings OF the captured horses lay
another sO-called Indian outrage" where
it justly belongs. Citizen readers recOllrct
the killing Of a Tombstone ieamster in
Mexico month ago, AMI the robbing of his
outfit Among the effects of Geronimo was
a very fine saddle, set of spurs aud bride.
This is now said to have been the property
Of the Tombstone teamster.
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LATTER PART OF
JUNE FASHIONS.
To Be Worn When The Sun Rises
Bright, Warm and ROundr
Toilets at Piazza Tea-Notes About Pretty
Millinery-Hair and Its Adornment-A
smoke-Blue Cashmere Worth Seeing.
Written for THE SUNDAY CALI.

A piazza tea was one Of the features of
suburban gayety this week. The veranda
where the pleasant party assembled was
screened with brown and cream cOlOred
awnings. Hangings of the same water
proof canvas covered the walls of the house
under the piazza roof, and rugs of striped
japanese cotton in brown and scarlet, were
flung upon the floor. Reed curtains rolled
uD and down like shades to keep out the
sunshine, and there were folding screens of
mating and bamboo to break the wind.
Long boxes Of brown and cream cOlOred
tiles were set in rows upon the broad piazza
ratings and filled with vines and scarlet
Towering geraniums. There was low bam-
boo couch with cushioned seat covered with
cream-colored aud brown chintz and heaped
with cushions in scarlet and brown. Several
small bamboo tables supported the tea
service in brown and cream china, and
there were comfortable bamboo chairs
cushioned in brown.
The gentle, whte-haired hostess poured
tea, with brown spice buds scattered over
the creamy cloth in front of her. The
hostess bright-eyed daughter dispensed
chocolate from a stand that was glowing
with geraniums. There were good many
costumes that were worth describing, or
else the play of light and shade, the rustic of
the leaves of great elm, whose branches
dropped within reach, the chipping of the
robins and the fragrance of the climbing
honeysuckle vines gave the sprigged muslins
and delaIneS and the dainty f0ulards and
challles an Importance and charm that did
not rightfully belong to them.
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ated, and had four large loops OF green vel
vet TO complete its adornings. heavy
wreath OF marguerites rested on the head Of
another young woman, and seemed to sup
port black chip hat which was very much
cTlmped and ever more turned up behind
The grass on the VaSSar lawn is very
green and the robins chirp merrily, aud it
was pleasant to see the light dresses moving
this way aud that, Swallowed by white Grim
ollne hats, trimmed with rosettes of deep
pink chiffon. There was one girl who wore
roses on her bosom and hid her face in an
0ld-time straw bonnet that came forward
over the face with an OpenwOrk brm. Pink
roses rested on her brown hair inside the
bonnet, and on the outside there We're pink
velvet bows.
a black muslin was one of the prettiest
frOckS worn by the proud and happy
mothers. 1t was made up over shot silk
and trimmed with black velvet put on in
ge0metrical design. A blue and black shot
grenad ne was among those l noticed this
morning. 1t was arranged with a Louis
XIV coat and round skirt and had black
bengaline pockets and lapelS.
Cream color is the color that women
fancy, and gowns of Arabian crepe figure
every afternoon on the promenade. They
have irregular spots embroidered here and
there over them and they are cut on the
cross and very much gOred. About the feet
they are very long and beginning to be very
wide.
a cream-cOlored delaine caught my eve
yesterday among the crowd of shoppers in
a big store. 1t was worn by a plump,
dimpled. comfortable looking little woman
and was printed with sprays of gray flow
ers. About the bottom il had full gathered
fiOunce piped with sky blue. The sides of
the bodice were made of the blue silk, but
there was full front of the dclaine with
blue co ding. The hat was If cream cOlored
straw with a corntiower wreath and gray
ribbons.
A gown of smoke blue cashmere was also
worth seeing, with its deep hem turned up
at the bottom and secured by two rows Of
cream-cOlored stitching The deep coat
basque had a waistc1at of cream brOcade,
back from which turned narrow revers OF
deep blue velvet. Over this costume was
worn Tudor cape with yoke aud upstand-
ing collar in one. Perpendicular bands of
blue aud gold gallon trimmed it, and the
blue and gold came out again in the hat,
which was made Of gallon with garniture of
blue bells. 1t was a pretty toilet and
bright one, but it did not look especially
poni
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A girl with blue eyes, a smile and light
yellow hair wore pale creamy brown silk
spTigged with yellow. 4 chemisette of white
null was gathered full about the throat,
and over this lay the standing ruche of lace
that edged the deep Y of thu cor,age.
Brown ribbons fastened a great bunch Of
butteTcupS upon the bosom, and wider rib
bOns made hip girdle whose ends hung
down in front nearly to the floor About
the waist and about the bottom of the skirt
hung deep-pointed lace hOunces. There
were pins Of gold aud amber in the fuzzy
hair.
More after the usual order Of frocks for
blondes was pale violet batiste that hung
In long, straight folds about a pale, gentle
girl, Simmer and more full Of slow curves
than Kathryn Kidder used to be in the days
when she played IN " NOrdeck. The skirt
was arranged in broad plaits and the front
OF the bodice was covered with Madeira
work, through the pattern Of which the hue
of the frOck was visible The girl wore a
garden hat OF gray straw about which were
twisted pale violet ribbons. She had two
or three Old-fashioned fragrant pinks thrust
through the belt of her gown.
a gray bengaline worn by bride of three
months, who " matrOniZed" quite party Of
older young women and more dgniied than
she, had a narrow border Of jet weighing
it at the bottom. Above this jet beetles of
different sizes and stages of development
appeared to be crawling in well-regulated
and thoroughly disciplined army divisions.
They do not however, venture an attack
above the knees
a gown of fswn tweed was very pretty
with waist and skirt ruchings Of dark blue
surah: so was a gown in Seine green fOulard
with grille Of green ribbons and full sleeves
in shot pink and green. The hats that nod
ded and tluttered, and as likely as not tilted
most rakishly askew-for the fiat hats now
IN fashion can hardly by any device or any
exercise of ingenuity be kept in position
were most interesting. 1t is wonderful how
biz picture" hat alters a woman. There
was one whom l hardly recognized. In town
/ had seen her three or four times during
the winter. small, demure, with big fore
head and plain hair combed back and slight
ly streaked with gray. Now. here she was
under Tapping black Leghorn covered
with ostrich tips, a color in her cheeks and
positively showing a dimple. She SEEMED
to have Changed her character. The whole
upper part of her face was hidden and the
lower part had put on youth and c0quetry
with summer headgear; aud yet, and set /
didn't like her as well.
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OFF WITH THE CASH.
COnfiding Woman Duped and DespoiIe ed
by Deceitful Friend.


by Deceitful Friend.
A few weeks ago Miss Emily Schorkopf,
who resides at the Golden West Hotel, on
Ellis street, invited her friend Charles Adler,
who also sails under the alias of Ashtield,
to accompany her to the Bank of California.
The invitation was promptly accepted. and
arriving at the monetary institution Miss
Schorkopf drew from her account $780,
which she intTusted to her companions care
until their return TO the hotel
While en- route for Ellis street Adler be-
came exceedingly thirsty and excusing him
self, entered saloon. telling his innocent
and unsuS Getting friend that he would ar
rive at the hotel as soon as she. Miss Emily
proceeded TO her apartments, where she
awaited Adler's coming, but tho latter
never came. Instead, ne took the Oregon
express that same evening, ana with him
went the $500. The young woman notified
the police OF her loss and Adler was located
at Astoria.
The.Officlals of that town were notified to
keep a sharp watch for the embezzler. but
he disappeared before he could be appre-
hended. Yesterday afternoon Detective
James Rogers met the deceitluI Adler saun-
tering down O'Farrell street and promptly
arrested him. He was taken To the CITY
Prison and booked on a charge of felony
embeZzlement. None of the plumber was in
his possession at the time of his arrest. and
he probably spent his friends savings in
Astoria.
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fashion exhibited night after night at such
of the theaters as are open is hideous in the
extreme, with its artificial waves from the
back of the neck up to the tightly screwed
little knot. just below the crown. Several
varieties of couture called Greek or classic
are worn In the afternoon as well as even.
ing. The hair. as arranged in one of the
prettiest, is loosely waved and knotted with
a long coil that may or may not hold rela-
tons of kinship with the rest of the estab-
lishment wound about the knot of heavy
circles.
A modification of the catogan consists of
two long twists of hair kn0tted in a new
fashion, as shown in the illustration. This
is pretty style for those who like their hair
dressed low. A front view is given of the
same arrangement, showing the light fringe
and the hair waved to join two rolls, below
which comes the catogan.
didn't mean TO 90 back again 10 milin-
cry. but there were all sorts of pretty hats
and pretty frOckS at the Vassar commence
ment last week, aud a fine brown straw
trimmed with a wreath Of watercress must
really have mention. 1t was worn by the
pretty sister Of the prettieSt girl who gradu-
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There was big chip hat in pale fawn.
trimmed with soft brocaded ribbons laid
back from the front in long. looped bows.
and there were dozen hats in drawn lace
black, white and cream, trimmed with white
flowers. There was a soft China blue chin
hat that wonderfully became a rosy girl Of
not more than 10. 1t was crinkled with a
fine disregard of preconceiyed notions of
probability, both at the back and at the
sides. In the hollows of the crinkles vera
laid clusters of black and yellow cowslips.
A small wreath of the same flowers was
tucked under the brim.
Not at the piazza party. but on one or two
other occasions there have been good 0ppor-
tunitips for studying lair. The new French
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FIRE DEPARTMENT.
1t VIII Not Be Represented in the Parade
on the Fourth.

1t VIII Not BE Represented in the Parade
on the Fourth.
A meeting OF the Fire Commissioners
was held yesterday, all the members of the
board present
Upon recommendation of Chief Engineer
Scannel the board appointed Robert Harris
driver of Engine II, vice Riley dismissed.
Eugene +. Bert, the Fourth of July Grand
Marshal, invited the Fire Department to
participate in the parade on the fOrthcom-
ing national holiday, but as the department
was short both of apparatus and men, the
invitation was declined.
Thomas Moran of Engine Company II,
against whom charges were pending for
falling to answer fire alarms during May,
and also of attending picnic without first
0btai niEg permission to absent himself from
duty, failed to appear in answer to these
charges and was dismissed from the depart
meut.
After auditing bills for the salaries of sub
stitute fremen, and listening to the at
tempted Establishments of the man VINO de-
sired to furnish the department with a new
kind Of hose, the Commissioners adjourned
until Friday
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A Difference of onininn.

There was warm disagreement between
Judge Joachimsen and Prosecuting Attor-
ney Stevens in Police Court 3, yesterday
morning. regarding the bonds Of Frank
Mcdonald, who is charged with grand lar
ceny. Mcdonald is az large on $1,000
bond, his wife and a clerk named j. K.
Riordan being suretes. Mr.. Stevens de-
sired that the bond DE set aside and higher
bail fixed, but the Judge was satisfied with
the sutficency of the bond and Oyer-ruled
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Religion in Prison and Hosptta1.

The Prison and Hospital Religious Asso-
citation has prevailed Oh the pastors to pre-
sent to-day to their congregations the work
OF the association. Its object is to maintain
religious services, supply missionary labor.
furnish wholesome reading and literature
for the inmates Of the AlmshOuse County
Hospital, Industrial School aud city and
county prisons. In these Institutions are
confined from years end to years end over
10000 men, women, boys and girls.
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Mullen Was Married.

Justice of the Peace Britain has taken
under advisement the case of Marie Blame
against Godfried Mullen, Montgomery
street saloon-keeper. Miss Blame sued for
$3.50, which sne claims to have loaned him
while living with him as his wife. She
learned recently that he has a wife ana chill
dren in Switzerland and sued to recover the
loan.
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skaggs Springs i'm Trouble

A complaint has been fled in the Superior
Court by S. Foster & Co. "a corporation)
against Alexander and George Skaggs, CO.
partners, doing business under the firm
name Of Skaggs Hot Springs" to recover
S403 aud interest upon an account tor provi-
sions furnished within two years last past
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Lost Two Fingers,

A boy named Joseph Harris, employed in
Murr's shoe factory, on Stevenson street.
was running a stripping yesterday.
when his hand came in contact with the
knife, and two of his fingers were taken off.
The little fellow, who resides with his par
ents at 726 Stevenson street. was taken to
the Receiving Hospital, where his hand was
drasSnh
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At. q = %

IMPORTED SUITS, fancy
silk figures, former price
SIS, will be closed out this
week at S a suit.
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At So. 30

IMPORTED SUITS; Silk
embroidered, former price
$40, will be closed out this
week at 81 SO a suit.
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At 800.

100 pieces 42-inch A1l-Woo1
FINE FRENCH PLAIDS
and CHECKS; in fifteen
different designs, former
price 81 IS, will be closed
out this week at soc per
yard.
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In a RoIIing-Maohine.

A boy named David Mcleod, ii years of
age, who works in the Risdon Works, caught
his left arm in rOlling-machine on Friday
afternoon, and the flesh was badly torn
from the elbow to the shoulder.
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at ST. ..

IMPORTED SUITS, Plush
figured fronts and sleeves,
former price SIS so, will be
closed out this week at
81 SO a suit.
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TIE CALLS
QUERY COLUMN.
Redemption Of Bonds Under Two Admin
iStratiOlS.
Currents in the Mediterranean-Contr Of the
Water Front - Mining Locations.
Chronometers in the Navy.

THF CALLS Query Column is conducted with
a view TO aid ali seekers after knowledge Of gel-
eTal interest.
Catch questions viii not receive any attention.
No opinion will be given In tins column regard
Ing the reliability or character OF any person or
firms in This city or elsewhere.
Questions, answers 10 which are in the nature
Of an advertisement, viii not be answered.
Every inquiry must have The true and full
name of the sender, as well as the correct resi-
deBce. Any inquiry that has not the cor
rect name and address of the sender will
be treated if it was not signed. aud the
writer need not expect AN answer.
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AT 81. SO.

IMPORTED SUITS, fancy
Silk panels, former price
ST. so, will be closed out
this week at 81 50 a suit.
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At Is 300.

IMPORTED SUITS, Silk
panels, former price SIG 50,
will be closed out this week
at S a suit.
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BLACK SILKS !
Extra Special.

20 pieces 23-inch HEAVY
ALL-SILK BLACK SU-
RAH, fine, rich quality,
actual value 81 Is, will be
offered at 75c per yard.
IS pieces BLACK INDIA
SILK, "a inches wide, ex-
ira good value for 85c, will
be offered at Csc per yard.
IS pieces BLACK STRIPED
SILK, Surah and Grena-
dine effects, actual value
81 IS, will be offered at CSC
per yard.
10 pieces BLACK FAILLE
FRANCHISE, "a inches
wide, rich, elegant quality,
actual value 81 50, will be
offered at 81 per yard.
10 pieces BLACK SATIN
RHADAME, "a inches
wide, all pure silk, very
rich and heavy, actual
value 81 so, will be offered
at 81 per yard.
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At T5c.

48-inch A11-Wool FRENCH
c SH NJ E R E, regular
value 81 Is, will be offered
at 75c per yard.
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AT Use.

4o-inch FINE ATWOOD
F R E N CHI CORDER-
ETTE, good value for
81 IS, will be sold at 75c
per yard.
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At q Sc.

42-inch FINE ALL-WOOL
FIR E N C H SURAH
SERGE, extra good value
for 81, will be sold at CSC
per yard.
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At = Sc.

3S-inch A1l-Woo1 FRENCH
BEIGE, in gray and tan
only, extra value for soc,
will be closed out this week
at 25c per yard.
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At CSC.

4o-inch E x T R A FINE
FRENCH CASHMERE,
worth regular 81, will be
offered at Csc per yard.
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At S 1000.

FINE IMPORTED SUITS,
Silk embroidered, former
price $22 so, will be closed
out this week at $40 a suit.
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CHARLES G. LAUGHTON-A. T. c., Ala
media, Cal Charles c. Laughton is Lieu
tenant-GovernOr of the State Of Washington.
His term will expire on january ), 1898.
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firm which Won mention in your queries GER
tainly makes its chronOmeters. War-shIps
built on this coast receive their ehronome-
ters from the Naval Observatory at Wash
ington, d. c., where they are submitted to
the most stringent test of three months be-
fore purchase by the Government An
ordinary chr0nometer Will cost $3.50, and
the price will range as high as $500. Mer-
chant marine vessels carry one or two,
naval vessels two and three, and Coast and
Geodetic Survey vessels as many as ten and
fifteen chrOnOmetars.
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At 300.

52-inch A11-Woo1 SCOTCH
CHEVIOT SUITINGS,
extra value for 81 IS, will
be closed out this week at
soc per yard.
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IN a COMMERCIAL SENsE-F. NJ, CITY
The word drug used in its commercial
sense means that the article of merchandise
alluded to drugs or stagnates the market
by its abundance.
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At s. 1000.

FINE IMPORTED SUITS,
elegantly embroidered, for
mer price SIS, will be
closed out this week at $40
a suit.
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At SOC.

FIGURED INDIA
SILKS, very handsome de-
signs and extra fine quail
ity, former price 81, will
be closed out at soc per
yard.
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At = Sc.

38-inch FANCY TINTED
CHECK SUITINGS, extra
value for soc, will be closed
out this week at 25c per
yard.
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At IS 800.

IMPORTED SUITS, Cam
ers-hair figures, former
price $12 50, will be closed
out this week at S. suit.
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At B 1000.

FINE IMPORTED SUITS,
richly embroidered, former
price SIS, will be closed out
this week at $40 a suit.
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FARMERS ALLANCE-M. K. Haifmoon
Bay, Cal. Concerning the Farmers Alliance
IN this State. address j. w. Hines, State
Organizer. San Jose. Santa Clara County,