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Ex-Msyor W. r. Grace Of New York, who ID
on visit in San Antonio, said yesterday: II
and my two daughters, with . party of n ends,
are travelling through the south on pleasure. v
In answer TO question about politics he said:
.sThs political issue il the tariff and Grover
Cleveland, Who was and b the greatest leader Of
make that issue Is the man 10 lead his party 70
victory under it, banner and the only one.
Gov. Hill cannot carry New York, but Clsye-
land cannot only carry New York but al Of he
states nscssary TO secure the country demo
cratic President"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-20

Two hundred Of the unsecured creditors of
Delamater 4 Co., the bankers who failed last
December. met yesterday in Pittsburg and all
but Ave signed an agreement to accept % per
cent of the amount Of their claims in full settle
ment, the money to be paid in four installments,
the first on May 1, 1891, and the last on May 1,
1888. 1t Is thought all the creditors will sign
the agreement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-20

Peter Helgsren was arrested Wednesday near
Kingston, Mimi, where he was holding re-
vival meeting, charged with the shooting of
Miss Christian Peterson three weeks ago. Peter
was . rejected lover Of the young lady. He
admits the crime He says after shooting the
young lady he emptied one Of the chambers of
his pistol into his own neck. He then hurried
TO the river and searched industriously for an
opening in the ice 10 drown himself. Failing to
find one he went to various places. where he
delivered sermons and prayed with his &C.
ouaintances.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-20

nMPortHnt DSchsfOh ABOUT PhOtOGSOPhS.
Judge seaks Of the Richmond chsncery court
yesterday decided that photographers cannot
expose in their windows photographs taken by
them except with the consent of parties inter-
ested. Thecase rs a novel one and the frst Of
the kind passed upon by = Virginia court. The
history Of the case briefly is this: Mr.. Davis, a
Richmond photographer, some time ago sold to
o florist q lot Of refused negatives, which he
wanted to use 10 cover his hot house. Mr.. Fos-
ter, another artist, bought some four hundred
Of the negatives from the florist and from these
printed photographs and exposed them as
specimens in his gallery. Mr.. Davis obtained
an injunction to prevent Mr. Foster from 90
using the negatives and the court perpstuated
the injunction.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-20

Lager beer brewers representing ea,ooo, 900
Of capital met yesterday In Brooklyn and per-
fectsd Arrangement for forming rival pool TO
protect the interests Of those who we're left out
a ths combination made in November, lsss.
One Of the member Of the pool aid that
mutual proteetioa, tie upholdlng Of . good
standard Of beer, the keeping Of TIE msmbsrs
in good standing With the board q tr1de and
70 have some standing With Tie lssislatoss 1t
Albany.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-20

3 me CAtsogo Billiard T0urnameuf.
Mclaughlin won yesterday aftsrnoon's game
in the Chicago billiard tournament from Capron
by . score Of 100 TO 1sl The winners highest
run was n and his average II s-9s. Oaprou'a
average was 1923. At night Carter ana Hat
Icy played, the former winning easxly BY Q
score Of 400 TO 310. Highest run -. average
lah Hatasy's hfshest run was a. average
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-20
The Electrical Couvension.

The third day of the electrical convention at
Providence opened with an address by c. B.
Hoskins on The Ferranti System" in which
wss included description Of the great Dept
ford station and its wonderful machinery.
Thsn T. Carpenter Smith read Q paper upon
Distribution and Care Of Alternating Cur
rents" Frederick A. C. Perrine. who is cleo
trician fos the John A. Roebling Sons Company,
spoke upon the Mutual Insurance Of Ac-
copnts"
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fy12-tf

=. S---s- oenefnl fassenser Aren't
lcs ssSssI1. A Y DID, ptYYXILLE R.iLsoAD 90.
,,aoS ras; and f5rye
lions cSesApssts and 8ss Rass Ty yas sss
Rocky Mount. Danyille, Greensboro Raleigh, Ashe-
srnshsm. Mcu,so 1agA ser assqs,a Asls1.
man SLEEPER Atlanta % New Orleans Pullman s.er.,
man sleepers washinston 20 cinrinnst VIA G ana %.
Route connects at Lynchburg with Norfolk and e
tern railroad for koanoke Bristol. Knoxville Chatts-
IL 10 am.-Dally, Washington and southwess.r,
Nestbuled Limited. tetv-en Washington and Atlanta
rate OF fare Is charged; arrives Atlanta Os m sec
end day. Consult time table for s;ope.
sirasburv and Interinediate stations
Pullm.n Sleeper 70 Memphis VIA Lsnchbars and sna
II 20 p.m.-western Express daily for Msn.s...
SSnsrlo .te,yllle stsunton Louisville, Cincinn.t
with Pullman sleeper FOR Louisville.
Dany5ip RR;LseSthern LsBress daily for Lynchburs
augusta. Aiken Atlanta, Montgomery New oriesps
Texas and California Pullman Ne-tibule Car Washing
ton 20 New Orleans wa Atlanta and Moni~onsry.
vile and Hot sprinxs. n. G.. via SALISBURY Aiss
Washington 70 Augusta via Charlotte and Columbia
40 daily 6 aa mo DAILY and a. m
$50 am; and 6a5 pm DAILY and s0s a IA dsilS.
Through trains from the south via Charlotte. p.s-
vile and Lynchburg arrive IN Washington 6s53
and Iynchbars At Is p m and 80 me- y. c chss.
peake and ONO ;1ute and Cbariottesye at 2 xs 10 m
snd 10 pm and losS5 N strAsburg local at To- AZ
furnished and besxaee checked at ofhcs, 1890 fsnn
sse snd a. passenger station Pennssivsnas
JAS JAS. l. TAYLOR Gen P.ss Asuoa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-20

At Ironwood, Mich, yesterday TN earaosds
Of ere dropped from the roof Of : mine Without
notice, killing Joseph Bercance and John
Johasen and ssraoasly injuring Jerry O'pea-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-20

Depertmsut u Maryland Camplare.
The fifteenth annual sncampment Of the
department Of Maryland was ended yesterday.
Joseph Q. Hin Of Baltimore was chosen depart
msut commander
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-20

A HANDSOME TURNOUT YoR THE Mosr PoPu-
LAn.-The Washington Sunday Herald offers 10
the boy or girl In the District who gets most
votes In o popular contest . handsome pair
Of ponies and o natty surrey. Get ths 12-page
Hsraid on Sunday and vote for some young
friend. But one week more Of the contest re-
mains
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nr ,PENNsYLyASIA ROUTE

Il TIE SasSpAafrkffsfns ESg sggErnsrsr
STEEL Rails, as aSiPicf sSff f5TtpNrxr
rp,,xs n sress January II, iss,ia = = ''' L
SkSIg erH sAD sf h a f eTiiISx
o. PSa nnS S the ss., .n,ossG L9,.a Esp.
,s ss' l. ssnf l9'es . n daily 70 She.e 6oaRsas
5a ssspns lss tm hf ss.Sa to 20 'i n
ShlesIoo f1i,s i,,T 20 oolumsus, Altoona 70
Ers rr. S@ Pm IN day n.rlSr car M..ansion %
Louis. chicago and cinclnnsti and Danins IA Hsr
psosE 20 81 LOUIS. Chicsso aud Cirsinnsfi.
Cars SssiIRstSn to chcaso amy S'i na sls-@ S
,s$ dsS at Hsrrsearg with thrush s.ep.T.
Car r lI,,-t M, % kichnond and chlr.To. Psoias
with through slsslsr 70 fit.6ars sna ns sas
For Kane. oanandaisua. Rcche-tsr and Sissnr. ran.
ro, daily il EXCEPT sunday. loan.
;aio AM Nassra dsily, except saturday. 10 % ?.
To, N sh slserins Car Washington Roclester
al daily, except Saturday. with slesIanx OR
daily except sunday.
f0E PHiisk1 LINK aii SfS HRE AND rsrr,s1.
az ~, KY and 4, 90. m. ~ =. 10. Is, ~
III. ic IL * I 10 cS S SSGnfas Z, = st 30 Lam I.
sT,a Ihpfsss o. Pullman rsrior Cars, vita Dining
for NsS York only, Limited Enpress with Dlnn. 0.f
FoR PHILADELPHIA ONLY.
asst Express 10 a m week days and p m a.nx
EtprSsss, SUNDAY only, > 80 pm.
TOT boston without change. 3 Is n m. avery dav
TOT bfcS.lyn J.. all through trains connect a. I.r-
tey CITY with boats Of BrOoklbn Amer arori.
inR direct transfer 20 FULTON 81 avo,.lTn.r
uouhle ferr.age scross New York city.
FOR Atlantic CITY, IL 10 pm. week days. IL Is n m
For 95 Bslti;IoSs e2s., 20 $40. 200, go, 1000
$50 40 az. s5s Isl ssS SS b e Is S gie -
IA e y IN az 8 fSrSS., ~. $50 .s s 20 s z
or Pore Greek Line. 30 q and 80 p m d.fly
For annapo h. 10 and 900 an. II o.ua $40
N daily. except Sunday. sundays. $40 "a ed
WASHINGTON SOUTHERN RAILWAY
No. ~ EffECT January ~. 1891.
For Alexandria 80. e:S5. as 5 .40 a.<S 1o.5,
an. ,d2O4 noon, 2Ob. 33O. As 43 cot
-. IVY 9S2 apd n ~ m; IN sunday a 4 50,
Accomni odatiop for ouAntico, ,S5s m. and .sspm
week days. as m. sundays. pm
For itlchmcnd and the south, 30 ana lO, 55 q m
DAILY, Accommodation ;55 p week days.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington Ot6 7sOS
s3N. BIO. Job, II ~ Am. 10, 500, $50.
o1O, OOo, so. 30, 10 so and N sOS D. M. ON
suEday az y; 10 end II - a. 90, 5lQ z %
=; ~ ssSu and 100 pan.
IIckets and information at the once northeast our
ner OF lt street and Pennsylvania avenue AMI af tss
tstlon where orde-s be left the Checking "a
cHks . P aTss:i1atiOn from hotels .pd rs.sassssA
GENERAL Manaser. ualsi General f n iss.a
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r.,her Yodyr.u, E.co,.m,,,..,.a

Father fodyIsus Excoinmunlcated.
Father .fodyzsuA, the Polish priest whose
escapadss with various female members Of his
Brooklyn congregation have caused much
scandal, has been accommodated by Bishop
Loughlin for serving mass last Sunday against
the Bishops positive orders.
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I ,HEsAPEAkE AND OHIO RAILWAY.
Schedule in effect January 4. 1891.

Trains leave Union Depot eth and xsrreta
1o:Si am; for Newport News, Old Point Comfort "a
Norfolk daily Arrive st Old Point al q 81 o m
soy an, Cincinnati Express daily for statons IN
nrEinia. West Virginia. Kentucky and Cincinnsf
Nes1buie Sleepers through without char.Eet 10 On
, einnati. arriving At 20 am,
lilO y m. n. II. ". Nestibule Limited. daily Solid
trains. with dining cars run through v1thouf
chance TO Cincinnati. NestibuIe Sleeper for Iex-
inston and Louisville. Pullman CArs are opsn =
receive Passengers at pm.
Once, 5lS fennkylyanis avenus
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LADIES GOODS.


I1ss BIRCH WISHES HER FRIENDS AND PA
Autrons to know that she has recovered from her
recent illness and In prepared for spring work. TN
10Th St NV. fel7-6i'
I'kENCH ACCORDION PLATING, lOC TO &C
Per I'd. knife. 70. per I'D. and up rose plating.
pnklng; Demorest sewing machine. BY. %. LUCAS.
yOs Nh 81. NV. ds-lln'
MRS NJ. BRADLEY. MODESTO, &C ST. NE,
-sl formerly NY. invites PATRONAGE Of Washington
ladies Costumes made in latest styles Perfect NJ
moderate price. Cutting and basting speciality.
dl:5-ts0ts
I AIDES OLD-sTYLE sEALskIN GARMENTS
~ dyed and Altered into newest shapes. New Seal
skin yackets, Cspes &c. made TO order The Misses
CUNNINGHAM. 100 9Th 81. n. W.. bet. n and o.
n.sSs3n
ERENCH DYEING. SECURING AND DRY CLEAN
class Ladies and Gents work every description
Plush, Velvet and Evening Dresses. ANTON AND
CAROLINE LEhCH. formerly with A Fisher and
Msison lrese. Paris. ja2l
NToN FIscHERs DRY CLEANING EsTAB-
"A hshment md Dye Works, 900 6 st. n. W. Ladies'
and Gents, Garments Of al kinds cleaned and dyed
without being ripped. Ladies' Evening Dresses spe-
claity- Ihrty-nve years experience. Prices mod
crate. Goods called for and delivered. sl4
LL-WoOL GARMENTs. MADE UP OR RIPPED.
Al dyed = good mourning black
A. FISCHER.
14 SS q ST. n. w..
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G r o q A Y -
READ THESE PRIcxa

C Il L d T II 90 e
sll-em 80 and IA 1th st. n. ".
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TEE wAsnzsorux Loan end Trust Co. pays
interest. Capital. 100000. d b. wAzNIa,
Prssidsal-Zduk
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CASH On CREDIT.
READ THESE PRIcxa
Bold Oak Antiquefnished Bed Room Suites. 3pIecss.
for eli cash. or SIS on credit
.-piece Parior Suites solid walnut frames, uphol-
plush best haircloth for ss cash $50
credit
Good wovES-wIRR BED SPRINGS for e. e5
cash or Sc 80 on credit
BRUSSELS CARPET, ooc cash or &c ON credit
Good INGRAM CARPET. Sc cash or 4oc on credit.
Nesew and lay all CARPETS free Of cost and don't
charge for the waste in matching figures
Cur the easiest Of any house in the city
only small payment time Of purchase and the bal
spee in EASY WEEKLY or MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
No notes required and per cent discount allowed
g. A. accounts settled IstssrIy a~s~
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'.Bsox0brr" cures headache. 9sc.-Ads<.
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

fAMlLl SUIPLlES.
WHITE SUGAR. O.. BIG BOT. WHISKY 25c
w Best Creamery butter. :soc. Bot. gin rum, pc
lbs. buckwheat. DC. OF bot. Catawna wine lie
ID. can peaches or apricois s0c lbs. cheese Die
4boxes sardines 2pc cans salmon De bot Brandy
2Jc. bot. malt WHISKY, SOC.
O'HARE'S CASH GROCERY, moved to lTy7 eth
81. NJ near O-street Market 1al32
GREAT REpucrroS Is Prices.
LIB. Can Royal Baking Powder .............. soc.
Dscult Apc.
Best sugar Cured Hams. l0sc.
.S-iD Can liable Peaches. re.
;1-ID Ian Salifornia Aprfcots. 2Oc.
ioest loriua oranges. Fer Dozen............ 2pc.
Best Laundry starch. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. &c.
very Best imported Macaroni ................ lie.
full line Of Fancy Groceries az wholesale Pr.ces
for Cash. n. A. POOLE The cash Grocer
ieIz-om s44 La ave. n.
REST SUGAR CURED HAMS I0c
Best susar Cured Shoulders 55sc
doz Cans sugar Corn sc
ooz Cans standard Tomatoes 81.
doz. Cans Early June Peas =. ...,...,., a Is
3 Cans California Cherries for. ......- IN
: Cans California Pears for. .c
8 Cans California Apricots. -. -. soc
ja24-lm' }. I. d. PYLEs. il2 ith st. Sc.
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20 20 20
Err Erf EE.1 ssss S S0SS ZEE MT
: krx "a Cog En-. i 81 +
DISCOUNT FOR CASH.

WE HAVE LAID OUT LARGE LINE OF GOODS
ON OUR SECOND FLOOR WHICH WE DESIRE
TO SELL BEFORE RKMovIxG TO oUR NEW
STORE. NO. i2i5 ST. TO l2,A 81. NV.
20 PER CENT Is THE DISCOUNT. BUT SOME
OF THE GOODS WILL BE SOLD AT HALF PRICE.
MOST OF THE GOODS ARE CHOICE But
BROKEN ASSIGNMENTS. IT WILL PAY AMI
ONE WISHING DECORATED CHINA TO SEE
THIS ASSORTMENT.
n ". nEvERlDoE
IMpoRrEn POTTERY AND PoRcxLAIx.
a2-an 1000 Psnnsyiv,nis ave
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A CURIOUS CASE.
An Outraged Husband Beaten by

Squire j. j. Monaghan yesterday heard
The evidence in a Polish case, wherein az
outraged husband was in the position OF "a
victim Of an insult bespad upon injury.
Several days ago the husband had reason
70 suspect thut the relations existing he-
5ween his wife and % Polish male uolghbor
we're not proper and he warned the latter 20
discontinue his visits to the homestead.
The husband states, II toll dose felIer, TO
come not to my house and l would sue him
if he did moi keep away from mine wife"
From evidence, IL appears that the neigh
Dor disragarded The warming and continued
to pay attention to the wife. Yesterday
the husband decided upon n piece of
-trateg7. He left his house, telling his
wife he would not return until night He
then secretly re.eulered the domJcile and
hid himself undor the bed in his wif1's
leeping apartm.uts After waiting for
some time he anxious hu-bsnd heard flot-
steps indicating the approsch Of two parties
to the be iroom. The door opened ard the
male neighbor and wife entered,
Iue o''ou 'oU'ss1 Vn'ousH V'o nu'o7''t y
Velns IKE molten metal as he saw Ihe
neiEhD"f cSfeS' ms "''e ana neaFd MIN c'I'
her pet names E'cn ca'ess and eaeh eH-
preston OF 'ondneas operated upon Ihe
husband as drops VI water act upon a snee1
OF fed-hoI ron inc u~N'"speeI'"S cuup''
unconaciousy increased 'ne agony o, tne
SPOUSE VINO lu'IeI MS h"ll' p'neneu MN
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Railway Mishaps.

Al 8 o'clock this morning two freight
cars az the rear Of an accommodation train
bound for Ashland jumped from the rail.
Of the Lehigh Valley railroad at the switch
between limerick aud Bowers streets. The
cars bounced along for about one hundred
yards, dislodging the ties and digging deep
ruts 1T the side of the rails and ceusing q
delay OF about an hour. A brake was torn
from one of the freight cars. The damage
to the road was soon repaired and the train
proceeded on its journey.
As Il train of empty coal cars were being
run to the Indian Ridge colliery branch Of
the p. & X, railroad this morning seyora
cars left the track. There was no wreck.
age, but considerable delay was caused.
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CALL.

To nc Republican Electors Of Pennsylvania
AFTER consul ation and correspondence wtth
the members Of The RcpubioGn state Committee
and by their direction, / hereby give notice Htd
ngse Republicans Of Pennsylvania, on their duty
Aosen representatives, totH meet in Stdte Con-
q aifon at Harrisburg, Wednesday, august 49,
1891, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, for The purpose Of ptae'
fag IN nomtadton candidates for the Offices Of
state Treasurer n auditor General for the
9iomitation Of eighteen can didatesf for Delegates
allure TO the Constitutional Convention pro-
vtded for IN ne act Of assembly approved June
10, 1891, and for Hst transaction Of such other
business as m1y be presented.
Notice Is especially directsd to ne 6tct nat, in
accord nee NTH the provisions Of ne last mem
toned act. each Senatorial district &, entitled 10
q representation Of three decggics iH stid Coi-
sit,tioaaJ Convention, tao Of i0toR oHiy Gun be
members Of the majority partYtn said district
The electors Of each district ure therefore re-
guested to nuke proper nominations for dete-
yates b salt contention, he rules JoCeraiaU The
nomination Of candidates f9r tate senator 10
be applicable.
IN this connection ne Chairman desires 10 eau
tte attention Of Republican U0ters to the recon-
msndation Of me STAT Conoeation Of 1882, mat
whey auoO the greatest freedom IN he general
participation IL me primaries consistent Ut9l
The preservation Of m party orOa1jzadon."
WV. II ANDREWS, Chairman.
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OPPOSED TO SHERMAN.
The Alliance Lenders WI Try TO Prevent
tho Senator's Recollection.

The Alliance Lenders WI Try TO Prevent
tho Senator's Recollection.
WASHINGTON, Aug. An an interview
with the Hon Jerry Simpson he says all
the Alliance leaders will stump Ohio for
the purpose of retiring Senator sherman.
"The boys are after bis scalp" said
Mr.. Simpson, land they are AS certain Of
getting it rs they We're in the case of In
gals or Hampton. We are not caring
very much about the Gubernatorial con-
test; let that go as it will, with either
Mckinley or Campbell victor. What we
are after is the Senatorship. Sherman is
marked for retirement, aud out he goes.
l doubt even whether his name will go
before the Legislature"
"What's the matter with Sherman"
"Why, his financial policy Of course,
He clings to the old ideas in finance aud
will learn nothing new. He does not
recognize that conditions hAve changed,
and that whit was a good system half .
century ago is not adapted to the needs
Of the present"
"Have you any idea who his successor
will bef" was asked.
"No; that has not been given much
thought. The keynote of the struggle
will be to defeat Sherman. Any man
who has been mentioned in connection
with the place will be preferable to the
present incumbent"
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WI@LHEsBARHE, Pa, Aug. A meetin G
of the directors Of the Pennsylvania, L.
high & Eastern Railroad was to have
been held here during the morning for
the purpose OF clectiug a president and six
directors OF that read. A deputy sheriff,
however, appeared just before tho meet
ing was to assemble and served an in
junction on behalf of j cob Nowburger,
OF New York, and the meeting was aban-
doned. Mr.. N~ewburger, who owns q
majority of the stock of the road, claims
that the meeting was an attempt to
secure fraudulent action, and that he
would not be able to vote his stock, as it
was tied up in the New York courts, the
case now pending Oh appeal Defendants
claim that the stock held by ~Newburger
is illegal, having been secured 10y fraud.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1891-08-04
A New Gallery.

Photographer @ S. Roshon, Of Lebanon,
Pa, hiss opened a branch gallery at 20
West Centre street, formerly Hotfmsn's
stand, and in order to speedily introduce
his work he will make cabinets for 81 per
dozen for just 10 days. Mr., Roshon has
galleries at Lebanon, MI, Union, Mimin-
burg suubury, Bloomsbury, Stroudsburg
and Morristown, N. j.. He does first class
work at low prices. All the work is dn.
ished al his home gallery at Lebanon
where they turn out about 1000 cabinet.
every day. A 1t
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aan
PERSONAL.


Leo Bsmbsrger spent to-day at Maucb
Chunk.
j. Claude Brown, of Lost Creek, spen.
this morning in town.
Assistant Postmaster Dongler wont to
PJttsville this morning.
@. T. S~trsughn and his wi and children
left town this morning to visit relatives in
Baltimore, Md.
Hon, T. j. Higgins, wife and children
ara home again, after a pleasant trip down
country,
Postmaster Modler and w. W. Lewis, OF
Nahanoy ity, paid a brief visit to town
this morning.
James j Brennan, the proprietor Of the
shenandoah Steam L-uudry, went to Phil
adelphis to-day on business.
James Smith, Anthony Gallagher and
Charles Gibson we're among the townsmen
who spent to-day at the county seat.
Mr.. and Mrs. S G. NJ. Hollopetor re-
turned home last evening, after spending a
most delightful time up country with
friends and relatives.
Mrs. Henry Wiederhold, who has been
in i'll health for several days past, has gone
to Berwick to remain the guest of her
parents for a while with the hope that f
change of air will be beneficial to her.
Mrs. Wiederba'd is accompanied by Aei
sister, Mrs. Lilly, vito Of DR.. Jane.
Bloomfield, of Athens, GA.
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A MILLION DOLLARS LOST.


Quilted by Fire.
CHICAGO, Aug. 4-Fire, involving a
loss Of at least $1,000, 600, broke out at
1850 a. m. in the large retail dry goods
and notions store Of Siegel, Cooper & Co.,
a seven story building covering a quarter
Of a block at the corner Of State and
Adams streets.
The fire originated in the engine room
ia the basement, but in what manne is
not known.
When the Gre was discovered there
were only twenty-five people in
the building, mostly floor walkers
and male employees. Had the fire broken
out a half hour later all the employees Of
the store, numbering n Thousand mon,
women and children, would have been
on duty and a serious panic would prob
ably have occurred.
The flames communicated to 'phe
Leader" another department store on
the opposite side Of the street and did
damage there to the extent OF 500, 600.
], II. Walker & Co.'S dry goods store nd
joining was damaged $50, 600, ana the
Emerioh furniture Company al stained a
loss of $4,000. Various other small
losses aggregate $50, 600.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1891-08-04

RESULT OF AN OLD FEuD.

Terrible Shooting ARRAY In which SIX
Men Were Killed.
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. A special from
Lake Charles says; Yesterday at Lock,
Moore & Co. IS steam road an alteration
between the men at work took place,
in which ten men were shot, six Of whom
were killed at once and one mortally
wounded, the remaining three are seri-
ously injured, but they may recover
The difficulty took place about 30
miles from here and, as the meaus Of
communication are very poor, we have
not been able to learn full particulars,
but it is known to be the result Of an
old feud