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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-12
ALEXANDRIA.
DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE.


The county democrats have elected a new
county committee, which is composed Of E. T.
Sisson and G. ". salisbury of Jefferson dis
trict A. P. Douglass and r. A. Veitch of Airing
ton district and Jacob Birch and Thomas Har-
rison Of Washington district. 1t is understood
that Mr.. Douglass will be chairman Of the COM
mittee. The meetings in Arlington and WASH
ing.on districts Thursday night were largely
attended and unanimous for Will W. Douglass
for the house Of delegates. The committee has
been requested to meet at the residence OF Mr..
A. P. Douglass, near Balston, tonight.
NOTES.
The Washington Street Baptist Church here
is to be handsomely improved, the congrega.
ton having resolved to expend %, 500 upon it.
Miss Lydia G. Mark, the sister of Miss Ellen
Mark for half century the proprietress Of 9
leading school for girls here died yesterday.
On the 18th instant the Richmond and Dan
Vile railroad men here will make an excursion
with their families over the Washington an6
Ohio railroad to Round Hill This is branch
Of the Danville lines little familiar to most o.
the employees and the excursion is rendered
free by the railroad authorities.
Ezekiel Cade. indicted for carrying on gam
bling at jackson City, has given bail in ESQ
with Thomas Zimmerman as surety.
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RocREhs.

2 Oak Carved Back, embossed leather seat. Reg
uIar price. $50 keorceo price. Az.
Oak Carved back. spring seat. IN embossed eA'nef
Regular pr.ce s22 Reduced price. 40.
l Oak Carved Back. IOlished wood seat. Regular
price. SlS. Reduced price. ~.
Oak Carved Top. no stered seat and BACK IN pat
terri rugs. REGULAR price. so. Reduced prics SIS.
! Oak Carved Back. polished wood seat. Regular
price. slS. Reduced price. 50
Oak. upholstered back and seat in silk tapestry.
Regular price. S1S Reduced price. s8.
9 Oak Carved Top, Upholstered spring seat IN Six
tapestry. REGULAR price, $50. Reduced price. ga
/ Oak Carved Top. upholstered spring seat In silk
tapestry. Reguiar price. go. Reduced price. slo
1 Oak. very heavy with embossed leather seat and
back Regular price, S25. Reduced Price. Sl7
1 Oak. very heavy, with embossed leather seat AID
back. Regular price. $50. Reduced price. $40
Oak Lady's. silk tapestry spring seat. Regular
price, 5l2. Reduced price. &C.
Oak sunken embossed leather seat. hand painted
back. REGULAR price, $2o. Reduced price. Sl5.
/ Oak Rocker. with etched panels and cane seat
Regular price. $40. Reduced price, So.
limitation Mahogany Cane Seat hooker. with brass
trimmings. Regular price, Sl3. Reduced price. So.
Oak Rocker. with medallion silk tapestry on seat
and back. Regular price, @35 Reduced price. S25.
Oak Rocker. with brass trimmings and cane seat.
Regular price. sl2. Reduced price, 60. 80.
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BRIGHTWOOD's WANTS,
Meeting of the Citizens Association-The
Railroad and the Streets

a meeting OF the Citizens AssoctatiOn-The
Railroad and the Streets.
The regular monthly meeting of the Citizens
Association of Brightwood avenue was held last
night in Brightwood Hall, President Norris in
the chair.
Chairman Robinson of the railroad COM
mittee reported the result Of a conference
with Mr.. De Neal, superintendent Of the Metro
politan road He said that they had been well
received, and q result Mr.. De Neal promised
to equip the road with good horses and rolling
stock. He also promised to build two new
turnouts within a short time. one on Ruppert's
and the other on Whites hill.
A schedule was agreed upon and put into
operation yesterday morning The horses and
cars used, Mr.. Robinson said, were a great i'm
provement over what had been on the road.
Mr. Claude F. King and Mr.. J. E. keene
spoke upon the report.
On motion of Mr.. A. L. Keene Mr.. Robinson's
report was adopted. On Mr.. Robinson's mo-
ton the schedule was approved subject to q
months trial.
Mr.. W. c. Wood. chairman Of the committee
on streets. roads and bridges, reported that in
compliance with the request of the association
| at its last meeting he had presented the street
Improvement schedule to the Commissioners,
which they promised to take under advisement,
Commissioners Ross and Robert and Capt. Ros-
sen peine present. lney were especially lavor-
able to the Improvement of Morris and Steuben
streets. Capt. Rossell said he intended to COM
mence the improvement Of the lower portion
! of Brightwood avenue within a few weeks when
| a number of the old tracks would be removed
| and the streets repaved with granite block from
| Florida avenue to Pomeroy street. Mr.. Wood
also reported that he had written to the park
| ing commission with reference TO having shade
trees planted on the improved east side OF
Brightwood avenue, but had not yet received
1 any response.
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A Man Who Created Sensation Mt the Wash
ington City Orphan Asylum.

Man Who Created Sensation Mt the Wash
ington City Orphan Asylum.
Yesterday morning about fifteen minutes be-
fore 2 o'clock the occupants OF the female DOR
mitory of the Washington City Orphan Asylum
on 14th street were startled by the appearance
of strange man who had gotten in the build
ing after the hour for closing by raising win
dow.
Special Officer Prather, the Waterman on
duty at the asylum, was in the boiler room at
the time, and the screams Of the children at
trac.ed him to the third floor.
Upon reaching the upper portion OF the
building he discovered the intruder. who was
| making his escape down stairs from the girl 8
| dormitory. He pursued the stranger, but not
having his pistol with him at the time and be-
| ing unable to overtake the man the latter es-
| capped.
| Upon returning to the building the officer
discovered the open window through which the
man had entered, and he also found his coat on
the landing on the third floor. He learned
from one o. the children that she was awakened
! by the man putting his hand over her mouth,
and he told her not to scream.
In the coat pockets was found a card bearing
| the name III. Piepenbring, 48 Scott avenue. u
| There WAS also marriage certificate among
! the papers which bore the names Lucas Is.
! Dovel, Bralton. Va. and Mamie s. Moss, Mont
gonlery county, Nd. The name OF the Rev. {.
L. Dudrear, officiating minister, also APP
pearou on the certificate.
Policeman Appleby was called in, and yester.
day nc went with Special Officer Prather to the
Piepeubring house on Scott avenue and Ham
mond Picpenbring, young man. was arrested
and locked up u charge Of HOUSEKEEPING a
the asylum with intent to commit felony.
He admitted that he was the owner of the
coat bat he denied that he was the one who
entered the asylum.
His statement was that he had been assaulted
on 18th street by two men, who took his Goa
| from MIN and ran Off
Officer Prather, however, identified him a
the man whom he pursued yesterday morning
, and he also stated that he had seen the pris
Oner lettering about the asylum during tn
Z past two or three weeks.
, This morning he was taken before Judg
Kinbah and tried ON a charge of housebreak
| ing. he asked to have witness called, be
cause. he said, he could prove that he was il
bed at the time charged. As tine hearing wa
only preliminary examination he could no
: have his witnesses heard.
, Mr.. Prather, the Waterman, gave testmon
) and Judge kimball held the prisoner in $50
0 bail for the grand jury.
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THE CASE OF VERA AVA.
Chicago Police Give Up the Scarch-Story Of
Woman In Cincinnati.

Chicago Police Give Up the search-story Of
Woman In Cincinnati.
Alarge woman with blonde hair was arrested
at the corner of 9th and Elm streets in Cincin-
natl last night and taken to the house Of deten-
ton. Her clothing was torn and disarranged
and she presented the appearance Of having
been roughly treated. She said her name was
Vera Ava, but she could not account for her be-
ing in Cincinnati. She tells remarkable story Of
being in Chicago Thursday, and, with a Mrs.
Bolton, drove in q carriage to the house Of
Father Kelly, Catholic priest. in that city.
She went to the priests house alone with q
satchel containing several thousand dollars
While talking to the priest some persons threw
n shawl over her head and robbed her of the
bag of yaluables she had in her hand. They
then put her in q carriage and drove rapidly
away.
The woman was under the impression tina
she was brought to Cincinnati in the carriage
from Chicago. Before being arrested she mad,
application for a room az one Of the leading
hotels, but was refused on account of he
shabby appearance. The woman is held OF
suspicion.
Late yesterday afternoon the Chicago polio
decided to cease trying to locate Miss Ava
was learned yesterday that she visited Arch
bishop Feehan and the Chicago Medical Co
lege on Thursday. The police are convince
\ that she is Nine. Diss de Bar and will turn q
| all right when she wants to.
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BED Room Rocxrns AND CHAINS.

20 Sixteenth Century Finish Brace-arm Cane-seat
Chairs, 81. AZ. Eeduced TO 81.
"a limitation Va nut Chairs reduced from 81 .25 and
81 81 to 7Jc.
ii Imitation Mahogany Cane-seat Chairs. Regular
price, IL - and $40. Reduce to 81.
n Imitation Mahogany and Imitation Walnut Cane
seat Rockers. So Reduced TO 81. 10.
- limitation Mahogany and Oak Rockers. 90. Re-
duced TO 81. So
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HAMS ON THE SIAM.
regularly adduced. There was one or two more
witnesses for the commonwealth to testify to
minor points, but there was good deal OF de-
lay on their part in putting in an appearance
and Mr.. Montague announced that the common
wealth was through with its evidence.
TUE JURY REMOVED.
Judge Gunter ordered the sheriff to remove
tho Jury while the matter of instructions was
being argued.
After some little time spent in reading over
the instructions which had been prepared for
the court, each side taking those Of the other,
Mr. Lipsconlb read aloud the list Of instruc-
tions which he desired tho court to submit to
the jury.
These were simply rules for the guidance Of
the jury in deciding what constituted the va
rious degrees Of killing and under what cir
/ cumstanees the homici.!e was justifiable.
, A. the conclusion OF the arguments on the
| part of Mr.. Lipscomb and Judge Goode the in
struc tious were submitted to Judge Gunter fol
his consideration, and the court adjourned {
/ few minutes before O'Clock. V.k.
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PAK1oR CABINETS.
LOUIS XVI DESIGN.

Solid Mahogany. extra fine hand carving, with
French beve mirror In center ami closets sides.
with beveplate glass doors. Regular price, slS5.
Reduced price. go.
Imitation Mahogany. with closet. all French bevel
Plates large size Regular price. $50 keduced price.
s57.
Imitation Mahogany. with closet. all French bevel
plates nicely carved. medium size. Regular price,
S54. Reduced price. s39.
Imitation Mahogany. with closets and drawers
large size. Regular price. SIS. Reduced price. s4e
Imitation Mahogany. with closets. srge size plates
Regular price eos. Reduced price. s42.
Cream and Gold. larse French bevel mirror larrs
closet on each side and drawer in center Resuai
| price, els. Reduced price. So. so.
Imitation Mahogany, medium size. with closet and
drawer. Regular price, S35. Reduced price. s27
Imitation Mahogany. medium size. with closet and
| drawer. REGULAR price. s35. Reduced to s2d.
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THEORIES ABOUT HASNEGAN's POSITION.

THEORIES ABOUT HASNEGAN'S POSITION.
He described efforts that had been made by
them to manipulate the oars with the sail in
all sorts OF positions 10 show that it was i'm
possible for a person amiIships to strike with
the oar IL person on the stern locker. He had
started to say that such thing was impossible,
when Mr. Wise on his feet TO protest on the
ground that it was properly evidence in chief
ard should have been offered at such time that
;he defense would have had II chance to rebut
it.
l,r Lpscomb admitted that the common
wealth had this kno wledge when Mr.. Niven was
on the stand before. but they had not used j,
for the reason that they knew 1t was really re-
buttal evidence. At this point Mr.. Lipscomb
and Mr.. Wise kept up a running fire upon each
other, with the houors about even.
The judge decided that whether or not the
defendant was in peril OF his lie at the hand:
Of the deceased depended upon whe ther the de
ceaseds position was such that he could have
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A Railroad to the Bay.

Edwin wsrfeld, Barnes Compton, Frederick
b. Smith and W. Z. Codd of Maryland and Jas.
L. Barbour, John G. Slater and B. F. Harms
of this city yesterday filed with the secretary
of state of the state Of Maryland Q certificate
Of incorporation Of the Washington and Chesa-
peake Beach Railroad Company. The purpose
OF the company is to construct and operate q
railway from Washington due east to point on
the bay. distance Of thirty miles, and the es-
tablishment at the bay of permanent seaside
resort under the name Of Chesapeake Beach.
The new city has also been Incorporated. The
road has already been surveyed, the right Of
way secured and arrangements made for the
construction and equipment OF it. For the
Washington terminal the company has ar
ranged Tor the use Of the tracks of the Balti-
more and Potomac Railway Company and foI
the use Of its 9th street passenger station. Ar
rangements have also been made providing io'
q large hotel to be built. the first portion x
cost not less than S250, 600 and arranged fol
both summer and winter use.
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CnIIIONIfRs.

1 Solid Cherry Ch.nonjer. a32. Ttednced TO s22.
. Solid OAK ClJrCrf-r. s33. EedIf ed ID 80
] Solid Walnut ChiffoLisr sLJ Leah CopbEsd s3S.
Reduced 20 AZ.
i So.Id Oak ChlnOui.r. si5 Reduced to SIS
j SoIid.Oak CLifGLIer. very lsIse. SO. Reduced
to $40
1 Solid Oak CbInonisr. very large. French bowel
mirror. So. Esduc-d 10 $50.
SOLID Oak Cfironi.r, very large s5S. Reduce
TO !i..
solid Oak Cbfrobi-r. very large with French bevel
mirror. co.. Reduced to SAB
SOLID CA,Iry Chi5OnieI. with French bsvsl slass
S{7. Reduced to SD.
solid Oak CLinonier. with French bowel glass.
S31. Reduced to so.
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Hall FoRs,runr.

l Hanging Hall Ract. Antique oak. with drawer,
French level siSss. Regular Price. -. Reduced
Iric~. -
Chest Imitation InaLopany. nicely carved. enc
Io'ish tn!sh. Regular price. sl7. Reduced price.
40
Chest, Antique cab. carved front and ends. Regu-
.ar Lrce eli. Keouced price. slO
CLest, Antique oak, PLAIN. with oIid!aed trim
innings Regular price. sI7. R-ioced price, 80.
Settle. imitation mahogany. carved back. hIe d.
!sb. Regular price $50. Reduced price. Sit.
Settle. inlitati mahogany. carved back. with 10,
in seat. very handsome pstsIn. Regular price. $50
Reduced price. 500
Settes, Antique oak. with embossed leather seat
carved top. Regular price, SGT. Reduced price. SIS
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HAIL CHAIRS.

l Oak Large Arm Chair. finely finished. Regular
price, Sit. Reduced price. $40.
Oak mall Arm Chair. fine carved back. Regular
price, 315. Reduced price, 50.
Oak, high back, elegantly carved front. seat and
back. Regular price, SIS. Reduced price. $l3.
Cherry Imitation Mahogany Large Arm Chair.
with box in seat. finely carved arms back and seat
piano polish finish. Regular price, ego. Reduced
price. S1S.
Oak leather seat and back, pretty pattern. Regu-
ular price. $50. Reduced price. s13.
CEronono Finish Chair, high back. Regular price,
$40. Reduced price. So.
Solid Mahogany Chair. high back. Regular price.
$40, Reduced price, Is. %.
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LADIES, Drsxs.

Novel Pattern LArss Sire Osk De~k nicely carved.
with very nne trimn.iLss: IKE polish nlsh. Regular
price. $50. ksdaI ed Iriee $50.
Very FiLe Hmds-eye Maple pest. with large writ.
ks space And three drawers below. Regular Price.
S33. Reduced price. Se5
] Same style IN Antique Oak. REGULAR price, s.s3
Reduced price. $50.
Same style in Solid Mahogany. REGULAR price,
$40 Reduced price $50.
/ Imitation Mshoxany. with shelves on top and
drawers in epds- Regular price, t22. Reduced price
el2
1 Fine Finished Oak Desk. REGULAR price. els Re
duced price. Sl2.
Fine Finished Oak Desk. Regular price. els. Re
duced price. Gil.
! Fine Punished Oak Desk. Regular price. els. Re
duced price SS
l Oak Desk and Wine Cabinet. Regular price, e55
Reduced price. SO.
Large Oak Desk. with etched panel. Regular price
ESQ. Reduced price. eli.
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has been the subject of much dissatisfaction on
the part OF property owners who had entered
a protest against such places, and Oftentimes
an applicant who had no earthly chance of ever
getting his license was permitted to keep his
place open many months.
The next clause in importance is that con-
tanned in the stipulation on the margin Of the
license, which reads: 'Said bar room shall, be-
tween those hours be exposed to full view from
the street."
This means that all day Sunday and between
the hours of midnight and o'clock in the
morning there shall be no curtains, screens or
other obstruction to prevent the police officer
or citizens from having a full view of the
interior
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-12
HAse1sa Hall RACES.

Antique Oak, carved frame. with octaeon shaped
large French bevel mirror. Regular price, g..
Reduced price. s..
Imitation Mahogany Frame. with round French
bevel plate. very pretty style. Regular price, $l4.
Reduced price, S. ..,-.
Imitation Mahogany Frame. with square French
bevel plate. Regular price, g. Reduced price. "a.
Imitation Mahogany Frame. with diamond shape
French bevel plate. Regular price, $3 so. Reduced
price, S1.50.
l Imitation Mahogany Frame. horseshoe shape.
French bevel plate. Regular price. SIS. Reduced
price, So
Oak Frame, with leather center. very pretty. Reg
uiar price. 81. Reduced price, So. So
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PAn1oR SUITES.

large Overstu fed piece Suite in ne silk tapestry.
trimmed with silk plush and fringe. Regular price.
SIS. Reduced price. S125.
15-pisce Suit. nicely carved frames consisting Of
sofa. arm chair patent rocker and two side chairs
covered in fine damask. Regular price. s1O0. Re
duced price, S55.
Imitation Mahogany Arm Chair. covered in medal
lion silk tapestry at 81. 30 per yard Regular price,
S:lo. Reduced TO 80.
Imitation Mahogany Side Chair, covered in medal
lion silk tapestry. Regular price. $50. Reduced to
SJ7J
Imitation Mahogany 6-piece Parlor Suite. covered
In silk tapestry and trimmed in plush. Regular price,
800 Reduced to S1l.
Large Fine Gold lined Suit. pieces. covered in
dalnask aud plush. Regular price, Sl75. Reduced
to Sl2J
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DrSrSe RooM CH.rRs.

Antique Oak Chair. with embossed leather seat g.
Reduced 70 e.
1 Antique Oak Chair. with plain leather seat. Cd
Reduced 10 e.. 80
l Antique Oak Chair. with plain leather seat. g.
Reduced - s3.
Antique Oak Arm Chair. with plain leather seat,
e. Reduced 10 81
Antique Oak Chairs. with embossed leather sests
q. 50. Reduced 60 e.. %.
Antique Oak ArIn Char. with cane scat 90. Re-
duced to So
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Mr.. Wise objected to the paper because it
was copy and not the original but Mr. Lips
comb retorted that it was signed by Smith him
self and was enough to impeach Smiths testi-
mony given at this trial.
Examination by Senator Voorhees, developed
the fact that witness had read the paper over to
Smith carefully and some of it twice before
Smith signed his mark to the paper and there
was no chance that the latter could possibly
have misunderstood what he was doing.
The paper was admitted and the defense
noted an exception.
As the hearing of the testimony began to drag
toward a close there we're numerous delays
that made the long warm afternoon particu-
larly tedious The introduction Of Smith
statement was about tho last piece of evidence
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sEH1EAMmuAL CLEARANCE SALE 81 sFRlMG PATTERNS
HuorH FoH NEW FALL STOCK
OIDEBOAhDS.

SIDEBOAkDs.
Very Large Finely Carved Solid Oak s.dsbo~rd.
$50. Reduced to 800.
Solid Oak sideboard. large and haDdsonsly
carved, s15. Reduced to SIS.
l Very Finely Carved Solid Oak Board. 500.
Reduced TO cts.
Fine Solid Cherry sdstoArd. $40 Reduced to i@s.
Large Fine Solid Oak Board. $50. Reduced TO $Go.
Large Fine solid Oak Board. esq Reduced to s62
Large Fine solid Oak Board. S75 Reduced to $oo.
Large Fine Solid Oak Board, ellis. Reduced to
sSS
Large Fine Solid Oak Board. sl25 Reduced &c
sos.
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Tn. Injunction Dissolved.

The divorce case Of Louisa Fairfax against
Turner Fairfax, in which the respondent yes
tsrday fled answer, was before Judge Cox this
morning. Mr.. McNalley appeared for the COM
plainant and Maj. J. Med. Darlington for the
respondent, and the latter, after reading his
answer, moved to dissolve the injunction TO re-
strain the husband from disposing Of his prop
erty. After the arguments the court dissolved
the Injunction.
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Drsrxe ROOM FURNITURE.
EXTENSION TABLES

EXTENSION TABLES.
Solid Chartered Oak II foot Table, $50. Reduced
to ~.
Solid Oak 14-foo, Table. els. Reduced to s33.
Solid OAK lU-ioUt Table. S:'5. Reduced to S.Ss..
Solid Oak S-foot Table. sis. Reduced to 50.
solid Mahogany Sideboard. 12o years old. $50.
Eeduced to $40.
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HAL AND PAHuoR TABLES.

Solid Mahosany Hall Table and Umbrella Stand.
SIS. Reiu ed 60 60.
TO sS
Large Finely Carved Solid OAK Library Table s5s.
Reduced 20 s4o
solid Mahogany Roundtop Table. s25 Reduced
to els
1 Solid Mahogany Table. very hne. e35. Reduced
to s22.
Brass Table. round top with crystal pendants. els
Redu ell Ia 60.
l French Solid Mahogany Table with brass mount
inss. eco. Reduced to sl4.
Brass and Plush Table. round top. sl3 Reduced
to SO.
! Brass and Plush Table. round top. o.. Reduced
to 81 %
Brass and Onyx Table. round top. slo. Reduced
| to -. ID.
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W.npnoBE BIDs.

Solid Oak Wardrobe Bed. with large bevel French
plate mirror. sl25. Reduced to $50.
! Large Fine handsomely Carved solid Mahogany
Wardrobe Bed 500. Reduced 10 SliO-
Solid Oak Wardrobe Bed. with bsvel glass and
etched pamela $50. Reduced to $50
i Solid Oak Wardrobe bed. with bevel glass and
etched panels. sSj. Reduced TO So.
Combination Solid Oak Wardrobe BED. Regular
price sl25. Reduced to $50.
Oak Childs Folding Bed. s35. Reduced TO SEQ
Solid Cherry Large Double Wardrobe. finished
imitation mahogany. So. Reduced to sos.
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Judge Goodc attempted to show that Mr..
Niven had malice in the affair.
Nr. Niyen was asked whether he had not en-
7ioyod counsel TO prosecute, and denied it en-
phaiiSaliy- he did not contribute anything
fJT tie payment Of Counsel, nor did the club OF
which lie and flanagan we're members in
Washington employ counsel
sESATon vooHHEEs TAKES HAND.
Sena,or Voorhees, here took q hand and
shOycd By his questions and Mr.. Nivcn's an
swers that lie was the one who had insisted
upon the iat;er's attendance upon the trial.
= Z. Segar. a Hampton lawyer and Mr.. Mon
IA. Yes predecessor "a commonwealth attor-
aey WIS., ncxt called. Stated t.tat he was pres
ent at .i.s coroacrs inquest. and was asked Il
tell mla. Lincoln smiths testimony was at thu