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An Amcricln's bloody Crime.

young man named Bacon of American
extraction murdered his father in Paris yes
terday under horrible circumstances. The
young man became engaged in n quarrel with
his father and pulling out a bowie knife made
furious attack upon the old man. ripping
open his abdomen ard stabbing him in various
other places. He continued his .iendish work
even after the old man had fallen, and he
finally dispatched him by cutting his throat
Bacon was arrested. He refuses to give his
motive.
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Terrible Rxpcrtcnc~s in q Storm.

The steamer Lcch Lomand QBritish,, Capt
Stephen. from Montreal. Angus; :. which has
arrived at Dundee. experienced hurricanes
during the voyage and the weather encountered
was so severe that the men having Charge Of
the cattle on board were unable to approach
them for two days. Seventy-seven head Of
cattle were lost and scarcely one head escaped
INJURY There was sickenirg scene as the
vessel was discharginS her cargo, a nunber of
butchers being busily engaged for several
hours in killing cattle, both aboard the steamer
and Oh the quay.
The British steamer Dehomycr. which had
on board consignment of powder. was COM
pietciy shattered by an explosion. she was
bcachcd at Fiso where she was burne6. Her
crew we're saved.
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INDIANA LYNCHEfsS.
Desperate Quickly Hanged for NJ ufdering
Town NarsI,al

Desperate Quickly Hanged for Muftleriny
Town Mar-hal.
Charles Hawkins, noted desperate, shot and
fatally wounded City Marshal Daniel Bruce at
Shelbyville, Ind, Saturday afternoon. and at
midnight a mob took Hawkins from the jail
and hanged him. Hawkins had been drinking
and was having quarrel on South Harrison
street with n man named Chambers. when
Bruce came upon the scene and requested them
TO cease their disturbance. whcreupon
Hawkins retorted that ne would do as he
pleased. Brace was then about six feet
away. and. stepping pace toward Haw-
kins told him he must be quet or he
would be compelled to arrest him.
Hawkins then fired three shots in succession at
Bruces breast, each bullet taking effect IL the
right breast. Hawkins was soon afterward
placed under arrest. Al midnight. when Bruce
WAS reported to be diving. five hundred armed
men marched to the jail. and after having bound
and gagged the sheriff began to search for the
murderer. lie was In rear cell and when the
mob reached that portion of the Jail Hawkins
was seen covering iii the rear of the cell The
door WIS quickly opened, ard. despite the ter
ritied wretch appeals for mercy or for time
to pray, he was tied hand and foot, a rope
placed around his neck. and in moment the
men were tearing out of Jail with the howl
ing Nictim framing aitef tnem on the ground.
About twenty feet from the Jail door the rope
was thrown over a limb of a tree. The prisoner
fell on his knees and tried to pray. Are YOU
ready?' asked the leader Of the mob. The an
swer was yell. up with him, them" and
with another yell Of rage, fifty men gave a rush
and Hawkins body was twenty feet above the
ground. No sooner had he been pulled up
than a volley Of shots from rifles and revolvers
rang ont on the night air and the murderer's
struggles were over. The mob then quietly
dispersed. 1t is said that Hawkins deed was
premeditated. week ago the marshal ar
rested Hawkins twelye-y ear-old son, who had
thrown stones through some plate glass win
dows, and Hawkins said he would get even.
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Killed Her Husband.

Mrs. John d. Miller shot and instantly killed
her husband at Nicollet, Mimi, Saturday.
They had been divorced for some weeks, bnt
Mrs. Miller had continued to live in her has
bands home. She was Jealous of his attentions
to Young woman named Schec and on meet
ing them together drew n rcvolve: and killed
her husband. Upon seeing Mrs Miller with
the revolver Miss Schee ran for the door. Mrs.
Miller fired at her twice. one ball making a
flesh wound in the shoulder and another cut
ting away part of her hair. Both women we're
arrested.
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Harper Bros circus, billed for two perform
anccs at Thomsonviiie, Mass. Saturday, came
to grief in the evening. The performers struck
at about o'clock for back wages 1t was an
nounced that there would be no performance
and money would DO refunded. The crowd
then became excited, cut the guy ropes and set
the tent on fire, smashed seats and wagons, cut
ny harness and great pieces were cut cut Of the
tent. In all about $4,000 damage was done.
Harper, the manager Of the circus. attempted
to refund the money, but when the crowd bc-
came unruiy he took tho money and went to
Springfield. where he was arrested later in the
night for obtaining money under false pre-
lenses.
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Couldn't Open His Own SAT-.

Armed negroes entered the grocery store Of
Henry Joel, four miles east Of Memphis, as he
was about to close Saturday night, and after
robbing him Of $50 told him to open the safe.
at the same time holding pistols to his head.
Joel tried to open it, but in his excitement
could not remember the combination. This en-
ragged the robbers and they shot Joel twice.
One ball entered Joers left side. making a
wound which the doctors pronounced fatal.
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AUCTION SALES.
sIilS AFTERNOON.

liALTER z. WILLIAMS CO. Au,tioneers.
CONSTABLE. SALE OF 4 MISUNDERSTANDING
- OK GERIt.r. NILLpA WAKE. PIATFUi. u
AND COZ y Ek St;k is. SEON CASES, I.AaitsF
L. CHtST. COFFEE MIL. TIA C.DDI: -.
COZ SIEhs. Sh!-LNING. REFRIGERATION.
IA ~ I~pAl. =. CYST TSENTT-TIFTH al
H. . !t' Il l. ~ si.ii sgil, q; ore No. l:,S
~. sff~ft Northwest wei! rted s'ok tsrnce-
res n4i12ei N PAR. Soups. C-r!es. ;>Is.ss BELLIES,
.-hii"G HtNHs. ASa M anu 2-nesal as>,,rf nent oi
sine Soot'S usually :Cund IA a mrs lass grocer, Il ore
Terms cusn.
-u-iu DANIEL, cops.,,Ia
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

gNo city in the world is so thoroughly co.,
cred by the circulation Of single newspaper
az is the city Of Washington by that OF The
EvrNISo STAR. 1t reaches all readers in the
city and vicinity. n s,reors 10 its ci,rutat,on.
No other Washington paper has yet done this
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u ATcLiiFE. DARR 4 Co. Aurfs-
FUTURE DAYS.
WALTEE b WILLIAMS & CO.. Auctioneers

MODEL MaKEE'S orrFIr AT AUCTION
On HUESDA1. AUGUST TNENTY->ENFNTH
al EiEtEN O'CLOCK A. ~. shall s,!l ut No ,s;e
street nor Invest the rcnteE;s LIuGe.-iiaEie o.
tao sim .cnt. CONSISTING part of
one ScEEWtU ZINC Lil HE, IN C0NPJETE
ORDER LATHE AND tiEA. CUTTER con-.
BIAtb. FORGE, Tools Oh IvGah lst7~GK.t-
TIN FOR MnDLL MAKING AND LIGiT ia
1HfNL MORN AND NAM OTTER ARTIClKS
TOO NUMEROUS TO M NFID\
1'r!u- cash. WALTER j.. WILLIAMS X CO.
au.l4.
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Further Details Of the Sad Disaster Of satur-
day.

GALLANT WORK OF THE IIREMEN-REsCUE OF THE
woUSDED AND THE BODIES OF THE DEAD-TER-
RIRLE SCENES AT THE BURNING BUILDING--LIsT
OF THE DEAD AS FAR AS RECOGNIZED.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-24

Particulars have been received OF = cntastro-
pho on Mont Blanc. Fierce gusts Of wind released
an avalanche, which hurled Brunswicker,
named Roth, and his guide, Michael, into Gro
vase. Tho two men were dashed to pieces.
Their bodies were found on the following day.
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An Ocean Steamship Disabled.

The Aurania, which arrived at Queenstown
yesterday morning, reported having spoken the
North German Lloyd steamer Elder, Capt.
Bauer, from New York August Is for Bremen,
On August u in N. latitude So, W. iougituds
25o. The Elders machinery was disabled and
she was repairing. She declined resistance,
hoping to be able to proceed in eight or ten
hours
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-24

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY, no. sa-
PtNNSlLNANIA AVENUE SOUTHEAST Ar

On TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER FIRST 1901 2,
FIVE O'CLOCK. in trUlt OF the premises we viii ss
Iot u IN SQUARE 5. 4. fronting about ~ i.et on
ttnsy Wanna avenue southeast with depth OF about
100 ieet TO an alley Improved by a t~vcior, irirt
store ana dwelling. hearty new modern Improve
Licnts.
Terms Of sale: one-th;rd cash. faance in equal in
from datr. secured by de Il OF trust On rroyerfy
deposit ot sio will he required the roperty is
80 IL tonNeydic.ng at the o. TIE purchaser n
the terms are not coinplid with ten days nom ay
81 sale the property viii lie at risk and cost O.;
the dc.suiting purchaser.
THOMAS DOWNING L son.
Au-~Cdus Auct;onsers
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
NAOAI EOUTE TO LONDON
~ NOLDDEUTSCHEk LLOYD s q co
FAst .AFtrss stesEers.

SHoAI EOUTE TO LONDON
~ NOEDDEUTSCHEk LLOYD s q CO
Fast sXFfr-s >te1Hiers.
q 10 Soatilsiip ton D ntOn, haVre,, Brexnen-
spree. Tues. ~. =. 10 = faIda. Ned. Aux
2tA IL O. Allef. Sat. Aug 20. 4 u ma, Iahn
I1e-. sgt l. ala. Vera. We'd. Sept; = Is a IN .
CoiufortaSc slate exceiIsn. table fux,dou.
tAsoon spfsiassnents lTirys cabin So nd up-
ward Oegtls. IsUOTiln< location. ID cabin xsj a,
terth stee4 a-s Al Os rates AlpIS = A.. DROOP.
.'-S rem ave au2ss
GTEAMEE ''wINTHRUP" FOR EAR HXkIjOK-
- EastYort CAiuVooe!io. St Anire~'s and 81. john
sIrKAkK LITER p MILLER for R.c,Isnd and
ESIsO-. CONNECTIONS for AoOsshead Lac fl.esays -
fennsy v-ni. railroad and Baltimore anu Ohio rail-
b. ID. Smith a co. General M.nas~rs.
eal-lm Ia and ~ William ~. ~.
ALLSS LINZ RoYAh MAIL sTkAEsHIPs-
Via Dthisl and 1Ai.HA NVsldlrect rOuts
frOs1 sv;iant and North and A!ddie of ireland
AcCOAMODAiIOSs LSsl EPAsSkp.
AIL1N-sr LISE.
NEW lOl-k AM GLASGOW. va Lonsonderry,
Eyery Fortnight
- ceN--.--..-. State Of California 80. $3.50
!. Sept $780, STATE II Nevada. p IN.
lst u tOt-r--... State of Nebraska. ss5Uar
~Afd S;srr..e. slo
DALIlNOKh AND IINEkioOL SERVICE
Wa Halifax and ~ Johns. n n.
stssfier> 49,. iTesa baltimore fortnl<atiy.
.APpiy to g. ". SlOSs ri Ia ave.
6y2.-an Mr. IL. a. 3hOsNAN. Washington.
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AGAIN IN SEVENTH PLACE.

Ihe SehAtotS NfctorI0us IN Balti1nOre Safur-
day.
oAMRs PLAYED SATURDAY.
Association
At baltimore Washington. 8; Baltimore, 2.
At Boston-Boston, 8; Athletics. s.
At St. Louis-Columbus. 5; st. Louis 3.
National League.
At Philadelphia - Philadelphia. Q, New
York, 5.
AT Cincinnati-Pi.tsturg. 2; Cincinnati, !.
At Chicsgo-Chicago. 10; Cleveland, 4.
At Brooklyn-Bostou. 8; Brooklyn,
WHAT TIE CLUBS HAVE DONE
American ASSOCIATION.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-24

was closed knocked II down and the other
cooks followed mo out At the sidewalk VIC
had to crawl through an opening in the wall,
which had partly fallen.'
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DENTISTRY.

nk STARR PARsoNe, q. T. con srHANDFNV
~ EntAnce 90 wa q. frst-laa eoSa ssd osissr a..
~. Artinciai teeth and crowns inserted. jy,S
VaL EfANs DENTAL, PARIsoRs 22I. PA. AVE
- lccee exsrsctec positively Nffhcuf psan e.
~ Sea pe-hie>s ssstc1i-A na1UAs<e vUuuouDtD
.or IN use % Ne eAAy- - ssct. are Pheasant sad
rs~soasbse sfir~s- -slSSS.
DkkTA OVERWHELMINGLY VvfvfE
NY, corner sth and a. ~. Opsn I. 20. o. ali the
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RATcLifFk DARR CO. Aucs,onssr.,
~ w Pa. aHa. n.H


GlD Pa ave. n. y.
MOST COMPLETE FACILITIES.
FINESs SALES AND ROW Rooms.
MOST CENTRAL. LOCATION
ohEEA a,p 81 ACCOMM1pATIoNs IN rHE CITY
AND GeMERAL AUCTION CoNMissfoN bGx
Mss, WE MAKE sfECIALfY OF EVERY
BRANCH OF INK BCsIN nSs NO ONE
ekA &c NQURtsAED 10 The DETRlAEHT
SPECIAL AMP faasoNAL ATTENTION PAID TO
GOODS AND LiTERxRy fRofE ETY. All
FURNITURE AND GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
TRHsTEE, .AssIGNEE. GOVERNMENT. AND
A sSfAEAgE sftTEprNe. $50 9 STREET xoar.-
CAAkkk tn6. WA4G42Ns An AD AAENEss; sTyk:
kEKs9N HBiE F0k IiSsTEIXxs sSkvicE.
WIEN YOU wANT TO BUY ok SELL RIAL rs
3 MI. SAThLofHk Oh isykAso IS H nief
CONSULT The Llyk AUCTION EGR6.
RADCLIFFE, DAkk CO..
go PENNSYLVANIA AVE. NV.
Where will ret polite attention and full consides
ton fog ali your business. much or httla sulS-tt
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GEO. W. srIckNEY. AucttOnerr,,

TRTSTEES' SALE OF ksfY VALUABLE UNfa-
ONED PROPERTY FRONTING FOGTY rTfT
On STREET NOR1h@EsT NEAR TWENTY
BY virtue OF certain decd OF trust recorded in Is.r
No. 1861. folio Ala seq one o. lan. r,...r,, -.
the Dstr1ct q Columbia. at the request of ~.
party secured thereby, will offer for =, q fn f,mf
oi the lseii,isss on MONDAY, TIE TaIkTY-finST
DAa or Al Gi ST, ls9l. at FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ
,nston District of Co wat: Original lot pm.n
co. seventy TiA
Terms OF sale: One-third cash and the balance in
one Cd year. With interest the rate OF sx Uo mr.
oentain psf annuh, Payable seIui-annuaiiy and se-
cuseo oy aeea OF trust on the properly s.id OF al
thine OF sale: Ai conygyac.ng ana resNs.rs ~ ,,e
chas,rs cost. Terms lie couplie WITH IN ts,, Ia.
or the property Will resold 81 tie r.f ana 800 =,
defsuiting purchaser, "
aul9eo6t. JAMES L. WAuGH,j Trustees.
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TGnOfsR{,N .
Il md

~ :jtil aud ID s,reats nor; Lsvcs..
REG! LAR SALE OF TN HOUSEHOLD g'rBNI-
III AND OTHER EFF CS On TItSHAE
AlGtST TwEtTl- tltTH. 1891. CJ.I NJ,
Nc AT IEN O'CLOCK A. NJ. 'OhSiaiINtr N
fAIsl OF rAkI4O!; AMI Isl ID Rs SlllBS
i!AIHH ROOM AND E!rC LIZ, REQ IaIII:~.
nEtltL AND STORE FIXTURES. As NELL As
lAtHA II EtES IL NARBi;orES, III aEAls
III D;tLAD SOFAS. LOuNIfS, hA!E AAD
iit 81 MATTRESSES AND ltElEtGIRATOtS
\: 80 Il ti.f DOZEN IRON SAFES WITH CON-
BINA i IN, 10, NJ. oNE kNAisE /. ANo. ONE
ALSO oNE CARRIAGE. II ObSE AND HAIR EsS
&c.. ~. ar
II AfcLit III. DAEE 4 co, Aurts
ATTRACTIVE SALE OF NEW AND SLIGHTLY
nsfD HpusEHol.D FURNITURE, CARPETS.
NhtIIN. =, III Us. &c, CpMt..s ING Phi1 OR
CHAMBEE, LIBRARY. DINIAG Room hAB
oiitR ttEHii Uhk, TO BE- SOLD exrir.s y,...-
with II our 81 es ROOMS, 1 Pcun wanna aveIlls "a
on - EDDY EoKNi$'i. AU~I 81 TwENTY.
u u. 10 o'CiJoIk. to which tie at,ercon Of
PARTIES rel urnsnIHg "a ed.
1t RADCLIFFE. DARE L co. Aur,s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-24

The London .SGnduds ST. Petersburg CORE
srondent says that Mr.. Smith. the United States
minister. acting under INSTRUCTIONS from WASH
ington. has requested mn interview with the
minister or the interior 80 discuss the question
OF the emigration Of Russian Jews to America.
n
The expectation of rye from Russia TO Ger
many goes on with icverish haste All frontier
stations are couSested with wagons.
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RAILROADS.
THE GREAT

TO THE Snf,TH MIST Ann sni-ruwrsr
pni-Er y TRhcf srI 4 : mn ss.Srp
sTFFl RarilS MaG~Tticf<T rft1 rprHsr
Tn AXIS IrANF MAsHfS,sFs,~ tRoN sr.r.o-x
,glHNrR OT tSTN Ann a srS aS E,,I InWsS
For ITtt-ltIry s- 10. No. t-b,-,-,, Ia,tsi a -
OF Ia m N,,ss t,ui- t'ars At IN - m $780,
PAS lne. 40 80 .. ~. dAs.y 70 Chsrs4o. Coiumsas
burS Ana S.-pins an fto,n f1ttsi'urr 20 isdisn-
aros ifttsn'ifE 70 80 u,'in's Alte,ns % chica.o-
- lpnis ana 4 "a, innan u n ss-~. ~ o m, daily
fAT.o tsr NAsh IA iol - iiarr-l'trN ANA sls~iinr
Cars DarrISo e. -. ioGis thi-tEo sud Cluciu-
nati, AID ln'Os Car hsfti~l To NJ LOUIS. Cs-
$50 sna Ntnrnnau. Ns~t,sn Lhrfs-- o. : ssep az
oAA. VII NeyithN Nsfr " arhlh-. on 70 aiifass
thN - Lows. s>hhssfah aalt ~ y HrsscnrS VIA
tlro1rh 80 rfs or Louisville and Aeinlsi. ruiz
r.sn ifuiils Car lltt~lturE 20 hlrhnonl and Cut
s@so Racinc k>l-s~s. ~ "a Y N. asiiy. for f,t.-
t..IA so Itis - VII iiirSs-h sce.cf 70 fatts-
eutE anL t1Si ulE 70 nl.so-
. bh-TiNNkE AND lNl1oMAC RAILROAD.
For hAnr CAn.ndsirua ho--t----r and Niazar. Fane
daiy. except san,Ay. loan
iaio ana N1s-s-s asify e.s-rs ss-n,,i,s ,S1.l
For Nsil,,.S,s - ~
\, =, I-,i,i -. .n n...s. -
s - Na.ul1-ss Wiz ocesAAS IN
For Wahsmsts,- l..-n,&o "a tar,t-. a, m IN . m.
daiiy exrs.Is s,iad..-
~
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THoMas BOWLING & son. Au- TONERS.
VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY No
,lL NINTH SIhEET Sol Tin rST. Az

20 NINTH STREET GUTiI"i,ST. Al
On MONDAY, AUGUST THIRTY FIRST. 1891. n,
FIVE OCiOtH. in igont 81 the IrrIli>ts we will So
lots 4. and ~ in GIart .s frolIffn. f.et ~ mon,
on Hth street. fGnathS back a.ry- Tie Hulroye
lncEis CONSIST tHo:.ry nuaisari l,rih dive /.
cei az Inls properly : IN excellent condition,
all modern Improvements.
IetTss; pu'-,airG cash. nalan,e to sui. purchaser
(oEv"yHn, n at COS: q. purth.s.r. le;al,tt o. an.
hundred dollars Will he required az tiue al sale #
tle terms n"t co,ailiaa ten ,ys .t .,sy
o. 81 the properly will he reso!d at IlsA and . a.
au :s-okds THOMAS BOWLING 4 son. Austs.
X ATCLIFFE. DALE CO.. .AUCTIoNEEGs,
~ $50 PA. AVE S.w.
TRADE SALE BY AUCTION OF oco DOZEN
rr,, Pf'$tit AND OTHER BRUSHES.
LIZ, ih LINZ THlGH Is C9MpIETE CONSISTS or
-, sntS. STORE. TGMsLEhN M AND Si H5ssf
on friday. AUGUST TwENTyEIGgrH. ,sa,
a. In U,ci A; n. We VIII se;! ca tle IRIS
WANNA AVENUE AohtHwFST. a genera! ana com.
iiete assortment Of e al t-uois in dots 90 st Inc
TRAD RArCLIFlE L, DAi.R co.
aa-.d Auctionecrs.
II AfCL,stE K. 'IAi.i a CO., ALctionre...
ENTIRE STOCK OF GROCERTFs. WINES sc
CONTAINED IN SIDhE No ia Sr0sCSJ,
SThEET SoRTHw ESF. CONSISTING IL P.kT
OF TEAS, CoFtL L. AllCfS. CANNED { ooIS.
BkODaS, STARCH, GlNfGAR MOI AXIS
SYRUP. TEA CADDIES. SCALES. SHINING
On THURSDAY. MORNING. AUGUST TWENTY
atoye-rlnel store tie entire stock oonsinsd .atre.,
to wch the attention OF the trade private luyers
Is ca lad. RATCLlFFE DAEu r M
au "a Au,tioaeers.
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CHIROPODISTS.

srENDEk FEET lNsTANTLY GLLlkNED AMI
4coRo Gunsaptseds 6ese refeYSnree.
On. = j. GEOnakS SON.
far3orn. Ills Pa ave. n. ". Specfalfy-Removal
bunions and tngrowing and club nsis without pain
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SALrlAol.E a ONO RAILROAD.

tlALIlAol,E a ONO RAILROAD
~ - s'ficii. "a effesT MAY Ia. lSp
AHA's " "sinias.on NON station Of New H.
AVENUE and sres.t
ffr tillf ago anil Nar Invest. Nesrbulai
PRES traiii>. IL 30 . lu. > 80 n. ul. daily
tur IN, Lati, ~. LOUIS Ind In,lnnauolt. ls.ti
b1sed isl.Hts.l 5-Sa. sKIsss- II 80 2 an. daaly
tw rI'isbars aid Cleveland. elIsnoss asalg. 80
Tor ls-alsto o. aud s..uu,oa SO ,sosm
foc hIhch'-stsI and way ,tatiols. 10 20 % M
tor l>urAg. -.j..a. X Is p.ln.
1850 Z N dSiiy. slrerlnx through 10 Metaye -
lH baitilnore. VEGA days. I o. $50 q ii, "a
Dtsvi - 'nnutasl.s n, . 30 10 90 e. .ainu te.s
e@ 80. 80 90 y, ,suute~I 3 90 : ~ Il ~
~, 10. ~ 9OJ lUsss a. 20 ah, IA "a al ~.
sIuhaays, $50. a. .siu - I,alutcsl, ) % y: ~
49,. 81. as.l, s5.iO. - m4naiss) a, "a d x 80
s;I 500 IL 80, q 40 I'm.
los ANNAPOLIS. 20 and m IT., L. 10 ana A n
I'm, ,saLa-ys. : - q, m. 81 2. nl.
or r'-er1eL. IA 80 a. 81 Is 10 10 "a 40 m -
iof isl7eisiSwia, .lo 40 and - 80 n M
For Ocean CIts and POINTS on Eastern SLgrs n IL
~ an. ana ! N p;n.
PHILADELPHIA
For ifiiiaeei Ina. New ioTk. fsostou ana the E.
CAY, un. 500 osu. Dining Carr, Il ~ a u, ~
% 40 ilnliis Carr, 20 dI ~ pIn.. slecImg O..
bunet tarlOr Cars all day trsins
OF bHton - pm. with Pullman nuffat Slssn-
az c.r thAlIs tiiionsh 10 wtLouS cnsn<e
Va fou-inLeeI'sle Bridge. !sucIu, lA.s-uxers ~
u; x VI. ststisn AT Boston.
OF AtlsEtsc City. o.. Ss0O. 1000 ana IL Is A.
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her eyes to window on the upper floor of q
building across the street, and called in piteous
tones. There's my mamma. The mother. upon
seeing her child, became SO frantic with ioy
that had it not been for the combined efforts
OF four men standing near By she would have
Jumped from the window. When the little plrI
was rescued the crowd yelled and clapped their
hands in JOY.
The little girl was carefully placed in an am.
bulance and taken to the Chambers Street
Hospital The mother. whose name is Mrs
Mary HeaSney, rushed through the streets
CRYING piteously: 'Oh, my darling, nv darling
child: rescued. rescued" The little thing told
the men as they were placing her in the ambu-
lance that her brother and sister were both
dead under the bricks. She was PLAYING in
front of the building at the time OF the collapse
IL wns found at the hospital that she was badly
bruised.
A few minutes later the bodies Of a little bow
and girl were found. They were the children
of Eugene I. Heagney.
BODIES HANGING AMONG rIMBERs.
At 8 O'Clock, when the ruins had been cooled
of and the flames deadened. Assistant Fore.
man NJ. H. Slavin and VIM. Gersin, taking two
lanterns with them. managed to effect an en-
trance through a small opening into the cellar.
Working along with difficulty and in five feet
of water. they made as thorough M, exploration
Of the cellar and vaults under the sidewalk as
the debris would permit. Among the over
hanging umbers and iron pipes they discovered
two bodies few feet from the line Of the
buildings front, wedged in and held securely
by several wooden timbers.
Other bodies were removed until up TO an
early hour this morning seventeen had been
recovered. The sound OF means caused the
workers to make descent into the cellar,
where the only living thing found WAS black
cat. which was floating on block.
Fifteen persons were rescued soon otter tie
fail OF the building by cutting hole through
part Of the vail still standing in the rear of
the building on Greenwich street.
Dominick Birkey. cook, who was employed
In the kitchen OF Pcterseus restaurant at No.
"a Park place, escaped from tho ruins dressed
only in his undershirt and trousers. He said:
There were fivc OF US in the kitchen, and
we were all busy At work, when there was
a. great crash. It seemed az II the building fell
all about US, but NC were not hurt There was
door from the basement Tito No. 70, but it
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SUMNER RESORTS.
ATLANTIC CIIY. y. !

HOTEL CLARENDON, ATLANTIC CITY. N J..
Open all ths ye~r.
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There was but one game played in the as
ISOLATION yesterday and that was lost by St.
Louis to Columbus. to 6. Comiskey thought
he had the game well in hand when he was
astonished in the seventh inning by the four
runs that the Buckeyes rolled up on him. This
ned the score and the OhiOans tailed another
in the eighth and won. The batteries were BIC
Gill and Darling and Gastright and Donohae.
Columbus made nine hits and eight errors and
ST. Louis seven hits and five errors.
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Tickets and information AT the Office northeast cor
nef % i's; street and 'Dnss Ayruu. and al tie
station. where orders L.. for tile rserkinr ~
b--t,a.e Ia o'stlHstlou IRON hoses ana r-s,denres
ShA.>. h. fiUh, d m NspD
tsvTeral Mat.a-,,r Tau3i f,.na-ai p.--..,,.r