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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-05
WOODWARD
AND
Lorunor.
10TH. nth AND SITS. NV.
lard.

rTTTHANKs ARE DUE OUR FRIENDS AND
Z customers aud the public generally fog
the prompt an overwhelming response to
Tie announcement of our
MILLINERY AND GENERAL FALL OPEN.
ING.
visitors thronged our stores from morniu4 till
evening. Particularly our
MILLINERY PARLORs,
Andcomplimeuts came thick anu fast. II Is unan-
fniously conceded that We have As handso me
Millinery Parlo-s as can be found anywhere,
and that our stock of Parisan and Domestic
Head Wear - exceedingly choice. Among the
diversified assortment Of Trimmed Millinery
there are no two pieres alike. and there
IL distinctive Individuality sur
rounding such Hat and Bonnet. Thus
you viii find the stock always. and the
prizes As tor any AZ the Uaited
Htdtes|1r IKE QUALITIES ahf styles. Imported
things slways-IIsts aud Donn-ts in tue very
latest ideas. designed by own millinery
artists. who at the head of their profession.
and whose pleasure twill he at all times to sd-
wise with customers and retifier any assistance
in th-.r power toward a proper selection
Very respectfully.
WOODWARD LOTHROP.
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From the Evening Star. October 3. 1891.
BAUMs FALL OPENING AND STAR SALE.

In addition to the attr active opening of the new
fall and winter merch lse In the great attraction
star sale at Baums this coming week. This double
feature cannot is to sttrac. any lady who an eye
to both beauty and iarxADs. The :al styles this
son will lie specially attractive and Wien to are
added the star features 1t will make event worth
looking after. The niIrsry department should come
IN for great share Of attention. Exceptionally good
style. in the dress goods department promised.
and the stock Of trimming. for the above will contain
many novelties The curtain department has been
enlarged aud nsxnihcent stock Of drspervs will be
shown either In lace curtains porierss yard goods.
The star prices this week should he attraction by
Merchandise
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-05

MEASER-JAK0B. At the residence of the brids.
October 4. 1881. by Rev. Samuel Domer EMAN-
JEL Ii. J. MEAsER Of Baltimore. Md. 10 Miss
AMELIA I. gAkOB of this city.
PLArr-COIT. On Saturday. October 3. 1891. at
Norwood, y. j.. at the Residence OF the brides sst
by the Rev. Henry NJ lsdd, HARkIET, daughter q
Samuel Colt. TO EDWARD +. PLATT.
WADDEY-PAl.MER. On Monday, October 5, 1881,
at Calvary Baptist Church. by tine Rev. DIR. Greene
Mr.. hEnMANB. WADDEl 20 Miss NEITIE o. PAL
MER both Of Washington, d. &.
wATsoN-TURNER. On July 20, 1891, AZ the
residence Of Rev. Mr.. shannon, JOHANNAs v. MAT-
son and ADAL.IDE TURNER, both Of this city.
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Real Estate Matteru.

c. W. Simpson has bought Of Z. s. Kenn edy
for "a 800 subs l2s to 49, square SIT. three
Is by 20 feet each on Hanover place. between
n, o, North Capitol and LIST streets northwest
and the last 10 by IS feet on North Capitol and
Hanover streets northwest.
Anette w. Bayley has brought for sI5. 500 Of
j. L. jerks sub 1872, square 1872. "a by 96.A
feet on 18th between street and Cedar place.
+. l.. siddons has purchased of A. Donath
for els, 943.s2 lots SO and ~, Denison a Leigh
tons sub OF Mt. Pleasant.
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MRS. wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP

nj RS. wINSLow'S SOOTHING SYRUP
Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS by MILLIONS
Of MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE TEETH.
ING, with PERI ECT SUCCESS. II SOOTHES the
CHILD, SOFTENS the GUNS. ALLAYS all PAIN,
CURES WIND collie. and is the best remedy for
DIARRHEA. Sold by Druggists in every part of the
world Be sure and ask for Mrs winslows Soothing
Syrup" ard take other kind. 20 cents = bottle.
dl5-ly
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His Arrival in St. Louis Expected Late This
Afternooa.
ST. LOUIS, Oct 5.-The city is gaily decor
ated, awaiting the arrival Of the veiled prophet,
who will reach the city By steamer about 5
o'clock this afternoon and assume his reign
over the place. Troops will greet him with sa-
lutes, and there will be grand parade TO the
city hall
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-05
HousEruas1sHrSa LINENS.

HousEruaS1sHrSa LINENS.
81 Table Cloths. with ! dozen napkins to
match. worth "a. e4.5O and So. Star
80. g. s. rs and a
$40 Cloths. dozen napkins to match. worth
"a. 90 s5. 81. 90 Star prses g. 10. 81 25 a. so
Sig Cloths. dozen napkins to match. worth
$50. 1913. s6 80, Star prices 81 70, 90 Sc, 75
German bleaehed Fine-hnish GO-inch wide
Table Damask. worth 15c. .60c. yard
Aery fine line Of Satin finish Damasks, . yards
"iue Wortu Cue. JAru
6O-ineh-wide Turkey Red Dauask. oil colors.
"a German beached Napkins, worth 81. q 4. 30 dozen
5-S Napkins. bleached. worth 81. 81. %. $15O
and ell rs, Star IL. IL % and u. 80
Frinsed Tray Cloths, worth BIC, Soc and
75c Star price. DC. 45c. and Coo
Hemstitohed Tray Cloths. worth 81 and u. 30.
Star price, 1oc. and 81
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DIED.

AIIFE On October 4 lSQl st her res,depcs
o5:.1 = stree; northwest Mrs MIRTHA A XfIFS
aged sixty-one years
F,inerai from 81 Johns p n Churrh Tu.sa.v
October q, at 80 m. Friends and relatives invited
to attend
RoIIu>G N, Mo,a.v a-,o,..x 100, ., ~
o,eloeE - IN GRANT EbI 4 Nes ssad sx.,,sx a :.
Year,. six months aud ixteen days
n..n-... a.. -. .
II. can III our sorrox ResI U.s.
By HIS NEPHEW. J. {. GUNNEIL.
-, 49, IA. ,.,. -...a.. o.o a., -.
sn, ATu.sisv p.,afsar I'd ., q , iliLN s.fess
Fr.nSs nd relstfys. IA ytted 70 attend ~
SAfhSA1rn- Dspertee tns me ol SUNDAY. Ne
loved VIE Of iiso,hy csSsnsush. NJ ~
FnneraI from Ter LATE Residence No 105 s.rs~f
,ortSwaet Wedpesday. October =. a. 4 csciect n mn
Solemn hish @s.s 2, rsau,s@ At s., ,hey.s. Sas1eL
tend No dowers
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BY TIE Use
OF PONDS
EXTRAC
PAIN WILL DISAPPEAR,
lNFLAMMATIONS VANISH.
HEMORRHAGES CEASE.

~ have used Carriers Little Liver Pills wna. relief
they have gwen when taken for dyspepsia. dizziness
in the SIDE constipation and disordered stomach
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-05
J. @. pTCHiNsOS.
ou7 Pennsylvania. ave. NV.

TAKE NOTICE Will 10 here within weos-now
en- TOUT. To s-Ieiu-ive Partisan Novelties
IN Dress Goods or r.;ter. Of iIld. selected frJra
tae iAie.t AMI ch,esst stocks in Paris. It
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-05

o 3 CLOTHES is BRIM FULL OF
90 ORIGINAL IDEAS. NEW con-
CEPTIoS3 N CLOTH. TRIMMINGS
AND SHAPES OF THE MOST pREssY
AND ARTISTIC DESIGNS. ULTRA
FASHIONABLE GARMENTS IN ALL
OF TIE NEWEST SHADES AND
coLoRs FOR BOYS OF ALL AGES
At PRICES THAT ARE SURE TO
PLEASE YOU.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-05

IN LONG AND SHORT PANTS
ii SUITS FOR SCHOOL WEAR WE
ii HAVE HUNDREDS OF NoBBY,
STYLISH PATTERNS IN THE
srRoNG. sERyICEADLEA AND WEAR
RESISTING FABRICS THAT GIVE
TEE MAXIMUM AMOUNT OF sERv-
ICE TOR THE MINIMUM COST.
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ULrnA-FAsHIosAB1E GARMENTS.

ODD o NOT FORGET THAT THE
D b BOYS HAVE IDEAS OF DRESS
ODD AS WELL AS THE GROWN
FOLKS. ISHAvING OUR BOYS AND
CHILDRES's STOCK MADE UP WE
HAD An EYE TO THEIR LIKES AND
DIsLIKEs AND HAVE PROVIDED
THEM WITH PAT TERMS AND DE-
SIGNS WHICH ARE SUITABLE TO
THEIR YEARS. AT THE SAME
TINE WE REMEMBERED WHO
PAYS THE BILLS AND HAVE NOT
SACRIFICED QUALITY TO STYLE
AND HAVE KEPT THE PRICES
DOWN TO THE LOWEST POSSIBLE
POINT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-05

ESTABLisHED ls7o-w, q. TAPPAu. DEAlE1
Il IN Diamonds. Wstcbes. Jewelry. alive woF<s BE-
oO4 yh ST. ". thru door above n. Fine watch end
5ewelry repairing . speciality. ssl5
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.DREss Goops AND SILKS.

IND DILKS,
Sl.2o 22nch Brocaded Satins, street colors
u.s. 3O-inch Double Warp Surah Silks. street colors
and evening .6Oc. yard
$loO and e1.2o 30-inch Black Brocaded
anu 81
10 Dress Robes which worth sI5 ... 81 4S each
&c. 3S-inch Plain and Fancy Cheviots also
Camels Hair Piads .4Sc. yard
81 42-inch Cancels Hair Plaids, striped scrges
&c. y0rQ
S1&c. 40-nch Atwood Bedford Cords-all the
newest shades. ...................,7.,c yard
Soc Coored Atwood Henriettas. ....... 45c. yard
1oc. Coored All-wool Hcnrietas .69c
81 Colored Atwood Henrettas. Sc
S1.O0 Atwood Striped and jacquard Black
Novelty Dress Goods. Observation-Disclosures, SOc
Sl.2J Atwood Striped and jacquard Black
Novelty Dress Goods. 81. 90
Ell 31}s Atwood Striped and jacquard Black
81. 80 Atwood Striped and jacquard Black
Novelty Dress Goods. 81 IS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-05

I AIDES SHORT JACKETS, sl.19. LADIES'
- Jackets. Berlin twilled, 81. 9S.
RAFF'S ENTERPRISE,
oc3-2t l24l 18th st. Sc
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F 4 E.. {. s. F. I: I. III III i i 6:
A IE$.I|EE..lR
e. s.: f f 4 III E.
{; T q # 6; 4 +. /.
o
. never omate how lwhs
d vs tugh o u gnant t actry rmonyr


CURTAIN DEPARTMENT.
Fringed Chenille Portieres solid colors or with
wide dadoes; excellent quality; worth 81 80
anu sS--. 900
fr1nred Chenille Portieres. worth 10 and $40,
elent styles.
Frinsed Chenille Portieres worth $lo to Sl5. SO 9S
Embroidered Chenille fortieres. eight styles.
worm iZoO. ~ ~
Exquisite styles Of Chenille Portieres at $40 AZ.
Sl3 As. sl5. A. SlS 9S and S2 and all intermediate
prices. all much lower III price by ~ to 5 pair than
Can be purchased elsewhere.
Great bargains in nottingham Lace Curtains. JOc.
pair to $3.50.
Specialize pair Brussels Effect Lace Curtains.
Noftu So.... - ~ rar
Silk striped Novelty Snowflake Curtains. five
Great bargains in Irish Point and Tsmbour Lace Cur
tgins.
SPECIALS.
10 pair Irish Point Lace Curtains, worth
10 40 PAIR
Plain Color China silks. 30 inches wide. worth
OSc. 20
Figured China Silks, 81 inches wide. worth DC yd
large assortment of Madrases Swisses. Tsmbour-d
and Irish Point LAces. Silkoines. &C. at extremely
low prices.
DC. Holland Window Shades. all colors. .......2 lc
kings Scotch Holland Window Shades,
traordinary bargain. Can't be made to order
for less than 81 aud e1 %. Two yards long.
30 Inches wide ..t)c. each
50 japanese Gold Embroidered Screens, three
panels, 5 feet high. Cd. gJ each
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-05

PrRruMrn1rs AND TOILET ARTICLES
5or Bottle Tappans 4-oz. Fsrina Cologne. 25c
'c Bottle West India Bay Kun. .l5c
JIG Shandon Bells Extract. per .25c
lie Wire Hair Brushes. round square. 10c
loc Fine Bristle Tooth Brush. INIT stag handle
10 and lsc. Rubber Horn Dressing Combs... .1Oc
10 Pears 33's per cent Glycerns soap........10 c
DC. Package Ortoe Toilet Psper, fat. &c
14c. Cslder's Tooth Powder llc
Toe. Raven Gloss Shoe Polish. lOc
RuoH1xa AND NEcxwEAR
21e. Box Cord Ruch,n9. 8 yards. 15c
2oc. Set Embroidered Collar and CUFFS lie
1ac. Tissue Yelling. all coloTs 10c. yard
Csc. Etnoroidered Chiffon. new pattern. all
eoiors..... ....................o;c DC. yard
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MAR tfltD-

Second Edition Continued on Sixth Page.
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livery WOMAN SHOULD KNOW THAT CAR
IL ter's Little Liver Pills a specific for sick head
ache Only pill dose. woman can Il stand every
thing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-05

JEwELRY AND PLATED WARE
&c Shell Hairpins. BacL. Amber and Shell. lc esob
oc. ~-row Colored Pearl Necklace lOc. each
20 ana oOc. Sterling Silver Thimbles. all sizes PIC
20 and 5Oc. Oxidized aud Cut Silver Garter Casps le
ooe. Rogers Royal Butter Knives. ...........39 30,
5Oc. Rogers Tipped Sugar Shell. ..0c
" Set Children's Knife. Fork and Spoon 75c
50c. Heavy Plated Knife kest ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
Ioc. White Metal Frame for miniature picture J0c
20 and occ Shears and Scissors. guaranteed
I1ANDKERcHIEFs.
&c Embroidered and Plain Hs,nstitched
2lC
Eye Colored Border and White Embroidered
AAauAerciie's. &c
Joe whi'e Silk Initial Handkerchief pc
DOC. Coiored Silk Embroidered Edge Handker-
.21c
Scars AND SHAwIs
81. IL Cashmere Scarfs, plain q, 10
81 Cashmere Scarfs. Black and Cardinal .(sDe
" Ice Wool Shaw!s. Black and White. ~ "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-05

CLOAK AND SUIT DEPARTMENT.
10 PER CENT
Discount of the marked prices of our entire stock Of
new Fall and Winter Wraps both ladies' and
The newest styles and latest Of cloth are here
the marked prices Of which as low be found
anywhere.
The following the exceptions to the 10 per cent
They are usually attractive bargains:
Chiidrens 81 40 Navy Blue Reefers. well made.
Sizes to l.. 81 25 each
Childrens Heavy Brown Striped Refers. Sizes
Alto IL. Excelentcloth. Worth 81 80. 81 IS each
20 Ladies' Cloth Wrappers, stylishly made;
worth 30. every one Of them. Star Price.
Children's 9Sc. Silver Gray Gossamers zoe
Ladies 81 Silver Gray Gossaners ........... DC
Ladies' 81. 90 English Mackntoshes ...S4e S
ladies' ss. 9s English Mackntoshes. 9s
HOSIERY AND UspEnwEAR.
so dog. Of Soc. Ladies' Fast Black Richelieu
Ribbed Hose pair 81
All SOC. Ladies' Fancy Isle Thread Hose. in boot
patterns. stripes. &C. AL the new shades. Also
Fast Blacks. No better soc. Hose in the
eNy .36c. pair
Ladies' S1.2o Fast Black silk Hose drop
sttch Toe. pair
100 dog. Children's Guaranteed Fast Black
Ribbed Hose. sizes q to .. Value 2oc.
.1Sc.. pair zoe
35c. Ladies' Swiss Ribbed Merino Vests and
Pants. medium weight. ........,,..,,.,. &c each
81 Ladies' Swiss Ribbed Vests and Pants, rs
Per cent wool. guaranteed non-shrinkable,
"ni'e ano hatural. each
u. % grade of the sbOve...............9S Csc each
i trimmings.
s1.t0 Fancy Coored Bead Trimming, new pat
o. S.,, :. yard
Toe. Cut Steel Gimp. different desg rs. Soc yard
1Oc. Colored Silk Gimp. for edginy ......1c. yard
&c. Bead Fringe. IN inches long ....... SOC. yard
l9c Black Silk Gimp. ~ inches wide. 1Oc yard
9sc Black SILK Collars. the latest.
FEATHER TRIMMING.
7oc. Black Feather Edgins. double row. . 49c yard
LOO Black Ostrich Feather Trimming. -. 81. 10 yard
ooe Noequo ree.ner poas
LACE.
Doc Black Silk Lace. new patterns 1oc yard
Csc Black Silk Deni-founce Soc. yard
BUTTONS
Zoe. Colored Bail Crochet Buttons 15c dozen
1Oc. White Pearl Dress Buttons all sizes &C. dozen
special-all colors Fancy Metal Buttons. &C. dozen
n oT1oNs.
Clarks 20Oyard Spool Cotton, two spools for &c
DC Spool Linen Thread, White and Black ...,....2c
lie. Kleinerts Gum Shield. ............., &c
DC. BAH Knitting Cotton all &c. ball
:Sc dozen Black Sewing Silk. NC
2oc Box Black Spool Twist, % spools 15c
Dc Steel Key Chains. &c
JIG PC Fancy Dress Betting. all colors. .35c
loc pc Fancy Bone Casing all co,ors ...........6c
lOc. Box Rubber Harpins ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS &c
l5c 40-in. Spring Tape Measure. lOc
II papers Good American Pins. 10
LEATHER GooDs.
90 80 Fancy Embroidered Shopping Bags. .,, a. 80
os and Toe Leather Music Rolls, different coors soc
121Sc Real Alligator Purse. large size 7 &c
>'c Imitation Seal and Calf Pocket Books. oxi.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-05

nON'T FAIL TO ATTEND OUR COAT SALE
-DNisses' short Jackets. Sl.ia Misses Refer
ia kets. -Vy. kAFf IS ENTERPRISE,
OS.S-t 124l lIth ST.
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A WORD ABOUT Co.r.
E$::$ E E'fR $S'ssE !. 4 E e. &
wv eS1 p 9 5sS s LIZ. ~ e kk <
-. $0SS S'GS
s II a,s SsS S. S.


OF eli Coats used this the mos. stylish and
Consequently tbs most solbt after the sfReefer
This Il three usrterength gArnent measurir.x
about 80 inches length tight lifting in the baek
looss front. with front pock-ts and com, IN
plain. fur and lantriInnasd CLeviots, Carss
Hairs piAonals, and Beavers The choice Of fAbTies
600
B,ark Chevso. Refer. fur trimmed and ring frors
Considered By the trade TO be marvel of beauty and
ehsspnsss.
Black Chevtot Refer, fur collar and trim ming
dova the 'front.' with gimp frogs. Csnlot be matched
81 tbs price
Gown tne mont and fur froxs with gimp trimming
vontsrirl bargain and exceedingly styiish coat-
Bisek Casv.ot Refer. wide twill. gimp fross and
Trimmed with large pearl buttons neooy coss and
very attractive
al2 So
Black Chsvtot Rssssr. wide twill. Gin f9rtrirnsd
eoaf Nth land Of fur down the front and fur froys
snk lined You csnno: help but admire Is; sss bs
s'sonish'd 81 the l0~ pr.ssii m
bi.ek ctsv.os Rssfer. Gin ssal.htn cos. seaiskin
bend down tbs 'front.' With seal frogs trimmed with
GIMP.
a16. So
Back Cheviot Refer. Gin. real asfrskhan collar, r
- raj ban land down the frons With
ffogs trimmed with xiBlp Cannot fe bought log less
fhs1 80 q say Sthsr store In the city.
oSs1ssd Goats n chssio;f. cs%si'sisi5s ani pias-
u "a pay you 70 exsx-ine cur ssosx. oc6
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DoSr BE DECEIVED,
But buy thu
BEST FIREPLACE HEATER EVER MADE.
Nhichis
SECTIONS GRAND HEATER.

BEFORE MAKING Your FAIL Pun.
CHASES"
FURNITURE. CARPETS AND HoUsEFuRNIsH-
ING GOODS
READ THESE PRICES.
Then call at store and examine goods on which We
guarantee you a saving Of from 10 to - per cent:
Bed Room Suites pieces. any Gnish. ...........e13
Parlor Suites in Hair. Cloth or Plush. y
Our s37 Hair, Cloth and Plush Suites beat them all
INGRAM AND BRUSSELS CARPETS AT PRICES
LOWER THAN THE LOWEST.
ALL CARPETS MADE AND LAID FREE OF
CHARGE.
SMITHS CREDIT HOUSE,
A52 PA AVE. NV. NEAR ~ 81.
Looking Glasses Of any sss that have been dam
aged Reslvered equal to now. seo-4m
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MUSLIN USpEawEAn. INFANTS, GooDs.
CORSETS, 81.
Sl.OO and 81 Underwear, lace and Hamburg
trimmed include Gowns. Chenises, Skirts.
Drawers and Corset Covers ...........,,......S Soc
10 dozen Drawers. lace or Hamburg trimmed.
Csc. Their SOC. each
$1o Braided Pillow Shans. canric xu!ac .Sz,c. pair
ANAs .>->c
So Gs Infants Long Drcsses-hand made. o.
81 30 Infants Short Ekierdown Coats, White
anu eoofeu.. IL 81 cach
Baun's Sanitary Corset. .25
GLovEs.
q. SO 4-button Mousquctairc Suede Gloves. all
new fall shsdes-every pair fitted and
Az
u. 30 Sbutton Mousqueiaire SUICIDES. fitted and
warranted. q. 30
soc stik Gloves, patent-tpped hnssrs. &c
el0o" +" ............73 c
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KOLB PHARMACY
LEADERS OF LOWEST PRICES
IL TIE AND Z SIS. NV
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1891-07-21
WILL SUE UNCLE SAM.
Yachtsmsn Captured for Deserter by Navy
officers Wants $4,000 Damages

NEW YORK, July 20.-'Che Navy Depart
ment will shortly have lawsuit on It's
hands. William McNair. of Boston. a sea-
man. through his counsel, Gen. b. T. But
Ter, will sue the department for $4,000
damages for false Imprisonment. McNairs
story, If true, shows q fragrant abuse of
authority on the part of the officers
of the White Squadron. of which Admiral
Walker Is chief in command.
1t seems that during the recent visit of
the squadron to Boston. numerous deser-
tions occurred. and strenuous efforts were
made by the officers of the feet to capture
the offenders. McNair. who was seaman
on board Mr.. Charles Paine's yacht, Volnn-
teer, was enjoying himself on shore on
July Is. He wore the uniform in which
the sailors of the Volunteer were clothed,
which happens to re. in many respects. sim-
This caused him TO he arrested no less than
five times as deserter. On the first
four occasions he was released after
q brief period, but the fifth time he was
held and taken to New York. Before his
departure he told the officers who he was
and where he was employed, and asked
that persona be sent to identify him.
The officers. however, treated his case in
q high-handed manner. and brought him to
New York against his vigorous protest,
and without giving him any chance what
ever TO prove his identity. On his arrival
here he was taken from one ship to another
of the feet but no one could identify him
finally taken to the Chicago. where he was
kept confined until to-day, when he was
released. He left for home tonight to put
his case in the hands of General Butler.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1891-07-21
BROTHER HILL NOT ADMITTED.
Trouble in the Ranks of Colored Secret So.
ciety-Rival Order Threatened.

CHICAGO. July 20.-Notable colored peo-
pie from all parts of the United States and
Canada are attending the first triennIal
session OF the kindred bodies known as the
National Grand Lodge United Brethren
of friendship and the Grand Tenn
pie of Sisters of the Mysterious Ten.
The meetings began to-day in Gen.
trail Hall and Eclipse Hall. the men
delegates. S23 in number, occupying the
former. The first assembly convened at
noon. Attorney general John s. Jones, of
this city, who is known in the society az
national district deputy grand master,
stood at the door and stopped the way
when brother Z. (. Hill. of KNOXVILLE.
Tenn. with about twelve or fifteen ad-
herents, applied for admission. Brother
Jones was aware that brother Hill had
been suspended from the order four or
five months ago, and consequently refused
him ana his friends entrance. 1t was only
after much palaver they took their depart
ure. Brother Hill formerly held the exalt-
ed position of grand master of the Grand
Lodge of Tennessee. but was removed, as
the outcome of heated controversy with
the national grand master of the order, DIR.
w. Il. Peyton. of Louisville. The validity
of the removal is questioned by Hill. and
his friends are said to threaten the estab-
ishment of q rival organization. The
matter of his action to-day will, it is re-
ported, be made topic for consideration
at the session tomorrow.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1891-07-21

The Seven Fishing Boats Seized BY Canadians
We're in American Waters.

EAsTPoRT. Me-, July 2O.-Thero is much
excitement over the seizure of seven Ameri-
csn fishing boats by the Canadian steamer
Dream last week. 1t is claimed by the
Passport fishermen that they were fishing
in American waters as defined by the
chart made from the survey years ago,
and that the Dominion officials had no
light TO interfere with their work. The
tishin g-boats which were seized are now
about st. Andrews. \. B.. but will be dis
posed of shortly by the Dominion authori-
ties.
A dispatch from Washington says: Sec
rotary Foster has received another tele-
gram from Representative Boutelle in re-
gard TO the seizure of American fishing
vessels near Eastport. Me-. by Dominion
steamer last Thursday. Mi. B0utelle init.
mates that some of the seizures were made
in American waters. and suggests that n
revenue cutter be sent TO Eastport for the
better protection of American fishing in
terests In that vicinity. AS the question
Is an international oae. Secretary Foster
has referred all the correspondence he has
received on the subject TO the State De-
partment for such action as may be deemed
necessary. He said. however that q revenue
vessel wall DO supplied If needed.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1891-07-21

LITITZ. Pa, July 20.-As the minister was
in the midst of a baptismal service, near
Lititz, the ear-piercing screams of little Ber-
tina Ilgus, the daughter of Lancaster mer-
chant, interrupted the proceedings The
child had been standing on the edge of the
crowd. when q swarm of bees moved along
and alighted on her limbs under her cloth.
ing. 1t was little while before the cause
then the women around turned and brayely
tonight the insects. Two women held the
child. and with their hats, aprons and sticks
the others gave battle. The contest lasted
fifteen minutes, during which time the
finally the bees were beaten off but all of
the women who engaged In the battle were
more or less seriously stung about the hands
and face. The child was frightfully stuna,
and her limbs were swollen to twice their
natural ciza