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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-03

Tom GcoThegan, in the Oregon State Prison,
Charged With the Crime.

Tom Gco1hegan, in the Oregon State Prison,
Charged With the Crime.
The Chicago Times saws application will be
made TO Gov Fifer within the next ten DAYS for
q reluisition for Tom Geoghegan. now nearing
the close Of a term Of two years in the state
prison at Salem, Ore. In the requisition Geo
sh.gan will be charged with a minor crime.
but the real object Of bringing him buck to
Chicago IL to establish hi. identity as the man
who butchercd Dr. Cronin
GeOshegan Is well known to the Chicago
police. He lived many years in that city and
male record as a dangerous and desperate
criminal He was associate of Major" Samp-
son. who testified At the Cronin trial that he
was approached by certain parties with the
proposition that he murder DIR. Cronin for u
consideration sampson weakened and told his
story TO the police.
IL nov claimed that the same parties made
the same PROF osition to Gsoghegsn. who gladly
accepted their Offer and murdered DIR. Cronin
In the Carlson cottage.
The name Of Geoshegan VAS whispered about
a. the time In connection with the murder, ~
he sss known among q certain element ~ q
man who would not hesitate to commit murder
for money when he Was guaranteed protsctio
Nv such an influential combination a. that
which engineered the removal Of DR.. Cronin.
IL 10 s'sa known that he WAS accused OF the
e,sms =; the time by one of his associates and
that lie shortly asterwsrd left Chicago. going
west. where be Committed numerous burElariss
AID highway robberies, for one Of which he IL
nos doing time.
Geognegan 10 known to the Salem prison OIL
cials ~ Thomas Coleman. Coleman WAS sept
there from Portland III March. 1891, to serve
two years for the crime OF assault with Q
dangerous weapon. He lad been q trusty up
~ :wo months ago. when bench warrant for
bis arrest came from Portland, where he 10
waited TO answer charge Of robbery with
assault
Coleman has the appearance Of being an all
round crook. When be heard Of the dispatch
connecting him with DIR. Cronin's murder he
ssii that he would have no trouble in clearing
himself % The charge He said he formerly
hyee IN Chicago and has y brother and three
sislers living there. He said that for the last
three year. he had been in Oklahoma, Puget
Sound and San Francisco.
Two mouths ago when Coleman had his
usisshfp taken sway he asked the reason and
sAid he presumed 1t was on account Of that
Cronin matter At that time he said nothing
further about the crime but has since told tho
convicu he could easily prove an alibt Cole
man ssys he has never gone by the name OF
Geoeheean. II 10 said he wss formerly known
BY The name OF Carlton. He states that he was
married during the excitement over Cronin' g
murder.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-03
UNIVERSITY LAW SCHOOL
FACULTY.
Hon. ARTHUR MACARTHUR, LID.
ate Justice of the Supreme Court Of District Of
Colunbia)

10, .,ru,rPF FACULTY. NGULTTYY;t,,-, -,
4te Justice Of Tue d the b.trc.
Hon. H. O. c cfesiSSPf LID.
@ t9s Ssissf ssa Of
La" Of Hon M KftfinE ins f wHBS ILL.,
tQf the Washington Bari
Lecturer o 81 3gE shSun ai III The s. Courts
x and LssnfF GR
aoP:i Ssi e. Sa$Tsi s''e As''
Iof the Washington Bar3
and f He
table Ins'rSHfnf, nd / cG FpP@aha
"Ahd 4. 5: i fa h9Goosa sss, LIN
Lt fgR x ftfn' Faf Fa I'D Rffst0e
Gate Solicitor lie General e OF the United States,
on HON HOW o! JOHN odD and
date NJ. c. fromv rginia)
Jh hcfis5sS Z f. TIE Rh fax q cr TM
{ofths Washington Barr -
Haa Oh 4 fso h'@ e1 oaue
EUGENE D. csRGsi, lin
TIL. exercises q The Law school viii be resumed On
Moraay; GstS1-r 3, a; Z o'clock T. M. in The new
the ana
VII :. h the x Ts% ps Fsg the
lie lectures Will DC delivered alter the close of the
The Col eSe Building. including the library and
3r eaa Hoops VIII 10 os opSn dahy' except Sundays
tho students and alumni Of the school ''' n' use Oh
author q re.;isss iron Tie Law d PERSONAL Property
Domestic Rotations, Nils, &c have been extended
The mode Of instruction adopted in this school.
in tho e1ecses curing every session of his class has
tied to .orty Va 'AeA ''~S' w ''iii-
An early enrolment is therefore desirable
to Moot curt The high degree Of iii .nsy whss
the Moot Court has attained under the management
practice Of law commends It TO lawyers engaged in
the pubic Departments who desire to keep up their
The secretary can be .eel at HIS Office. No 4s6
tgIsr and Az! r.; aste = the sosse Saiiains
cataloxrr. c2n'aIninr fu information as to course
ssa sHSS:.sa +
or ssn0n in e p s cskS t. seey
pRIMARY CLASS, QUINCY METHOD. FOR
y s boy: 10 Ms
Reopen. oe,cssr /. iSss. ISL fs: NV. ssls,i nD1
ERIENDS SELECT SCHOOL. Az ELEMENTARY
I and hlsh school for both ssT1. 1911 l street.
Starting in the primary DEPARTMENT child may con-
tnus until graduation without change of school un-
Gated teachers who averaSe one to every seventeen
children. In June last seven Of students passed
rthONt single condition the entrance examinations
to Corne fs,e Princeton and tho Massachusetts, In
Tie building has been especially arranged for school
purposes. has all modern Improvements and is wei
supplied with maps reference books and with chem
ical and physical laboratory.
Instruction Is adapted TO the needs and capacity of
pupils.
The students in attendance, Q large number of
:oyTaent of school life.
Text books are furnished free. Catalogues at BAL
lantynes. at Brentano's and at tho school. Once
honrs from 10 Q. m. to IL m.
se14-tr THOs. W. SIDwELI Principal
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Reward Tor IN Escaped Military Convict.
The following order has been issued by the
War Department: A reward Of SEQ will be paid
by the quarssrma st<r's department. for the cap
ture Of an escaped military convict and for his
delivery at any military post. This reward will
be considered - q complete remuneration for all
expense incurred in capture and delivery. The
payment viii be reported 10 the Commanding
ofkcsr Of the post from which the convict e.
capped, and the latter ofscer will inform the Cd
iutant general Of the date Of escape and the
sion and delivery. TO the prison authorities, of
escaped convtets from the military prison q
Fort Lssvsnvorth, Kansas, arsvsrd OF go win
be paid from the prison appropriation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-03

baker at Fall River, Mass., recently re-
ceivsd an order to make pie weighing 1000
pounds. The pie consists Of 600 pounds Of
beef, 400 Of mutton, 500 pounds Of fowl and
500 pounds of potatoes. One barrel Of nour
was used TO mako the crust.
The measurements vsre feet long, s feet
serve 1900 people.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-03
rHE PULSE OF THE POLITICIANS.
What 10 Said At National Headquarters OF the
rrosp~cts.
. Of The Evening star.

Corr~spspdsnc. Of rhe Fv.niax s.,,
NTw YoEE October a 1907
Congressman H.,nphill 4. her. ,ro,, his south
Carolin. h,u. and ..,. thar. 4. No doph, about
democratic .ucc... IN thai and o,her sou,h.rn
s,as>,. ..Irp IN ,hi. tim. -ho ..is ..,o ,hird
party Ia. shown it..I, in south Carolina and
do No, ,h;,l =. ~ .,h,. ., IT,.
~-s,,- -. '",'i IN M 'ni"s VI IT. IN,
ie On1' soinf 'nI"nsh 'n' NsuNi
i"'m OF mixing nominations IN order to Set
some campaign funds from the north, but they
don't sxu,ct 10 carr, III. state
an =. - g, n. 49, Al.
IN ~. 81! car ~ VIC MI 20.
81 many e'ee'o'A 'o-s ron 'oui Save
NO. Every slector nominated BY our party
has been required to file written pledge tina:
be vii cast his vote for Cleveland and Steven
sou.
usn- weaver making airy progress In the
soata3
No He has abandoned his campaign. ct
issst In certain Sc lions nf tbs south. An az
lointment had been made for him in south
carolina. but he passed through The state with
ont stopping. His experiences in Georgi. we're
not very pleasing
DO you think the third party Il likely to
carry Georgia or North Carolina?
a. ns'e no uouD' oi uen"ei@iS su00e''
60 =. - ux2-
"Our neo,le AZ. ,.ry hoDefr,l Of suece--
throughout the south Mr. sts,enson's visit 70
MORN ,aroifnA and virginia has strengthened
the parry sA~re very grsAh, and made success
cerr~ik IN Don OF usose states As to Alanaiaa'
The prsspscts Of democratic success are much
PETER tkAn they appear OF the surface Inc
seAaihS repoeiHAns do not want theH party Z"
nave iis number Increased uulsss ths number
OF feaerh onoes 10 increased 80 mo reyuD-
neAns really undertake 10 carry the state thoss
shv vere fsruaerU democrats VIII De driven
osek INTO ne derocrane parry
BsHocsATIC uoIHs MASSACHUSETTS.
The Massachusetts dexascr.cy are making
pr.t,x ,s~o,on, sgh, 40 s,,x. ,ba .lso,rol vo,s
=, ns' s'se 70 Oiese'Ahd- long
ONsal OF Boston, Who 10 hsrs, says that they
are making . sharp fahi and ara reasonably
eonndent " success he hAss~chu.ests poo
PIE, be saws. are looking with good deal OF IN
trsst to the coming joint debate between Con-
Fressnasn Andrew and the republican candidate
Tor CooSres. IN his district. Mr. Mccall lie
adds that 90 fAx - tbs zo'srforship "a con
ecrned be thinks there II no doubt whatever OF
democratic saccess
nRpunIcls- ~ ILLINOIS
Tx-Conr-..,m.n Adams. who's. ,i.i, here has
: =,
s- -s
.lis,.., -, -, 81. - a an, 90. r's,,.I
r~puLIie.u z,Aiori,, for an. electoral ticket, The
three republican districts In Chicago, he 50 ~.
vill certainly return republican Congressman,
and he LOOKS Tor . gain Of several republican
members o; COusrs.s IN tho state.
ivy orrIoos N sosrH CAROLINA
,ou...- :, f,,,.,.,,,.s -, -, yx,I,,,;,,,,,,
- "'
" - uo', nos As''e WIN N'i4 le@'-iAi ii''iip-
MI tsas Sorth 'afo4in- = tCrolY democratic
He ssvs the peoples Tarsy IL claiming 20, 900
votes il the stats and IL quite likely To DOll the
vote .. - least 50 600 Nine .sEih. OF this vote
which SOes 10 the people. party comes from
the dsmocrstic ranks lie Gale ullies. therefore,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-03

Columbian Medical and Dental Schools.
The medical and dental departments Of CO.
lumbar University opened Saturday evening,
. large crowd being in attendance. President
yelling greeted the scholars in an appropriate
speech and was followed by Prof. d. w. Prem
tiss, NJ. D., for the medical department and
Prof. J. Hall Lewis, d. d. s., for the dental.
The coming year promises to be an unusually
successful one for the institution.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-03
EDUCATIONAL.
II WASHINGTON.
1 NATIONAL ooLlEer ar Fa ,ENAcY,

NATIONAL COLI EGF az PH AlsNAcN.
~ SfE st. Nv.
Lecture hegia MONDAY. orto,ss 4 iSpe az On,
Of 10th s~scS STUDIES. ssen~r,l ana Anaiytlcal
cfs a4is-, netsIta sedina. htEnN. ttHica.usff ant
practical pharmacy. With atoFaSor' 1r--tie tNsif.
I. ~. sa,so.es an4 tsl mi rirai n q. ot,Aine4
IRON ioh = A. Mi Bt'hN Treasurer. - -. cl.lcse
eu'la.aS cfa hours iron, 10 10 N daily sl4ita
A IT lNsrEUcTION.-rsF CIV rEs z OPloR-
"a unity ever orere 90 ra-cufs. celitfrn. her-
raint p.rfecily lssf and clesp.st Crsyon. ra-tsl
Watt co.ur-. china and III rain ing. Skefhtns sni
LsiErag froii Es.ure cen h leaned N : f.S d,,s
srAiis . order from 10 10 700 Tlr iesrf.- r.
Aorrel. Is hat fwelve medals Eni studied dftecn
seais with TIE usys; c-lebrAtei srtls.s EurePs-
sale. NATIONAL ACADEMY OF IfNE AkIs. Sos
- ~. ia Ina
MIS- MINIS KINpERGARTrN AND sCHnoD-
W and IhE lIl.ABt TIL pFAhpnN klSnil-
HAh N NgRNAl TRAINING SCHOOL. 1915
Pal and winter sessions hssn oioaer 4 lssyp. -isia
Si0NoR MAiNA's SCHOOL TpR SINGING
IRE 'lN s-honl # the 5lei-a - lta tan ilethrA IN
NsStingftrr. Pupils Thoroughly pr.rn-.h fer rOn-
csfts 1Taiu-ies aud rtsna aTsrs- rl9 Hsl =. b
With sc's frpul Faust sa-ths TrdNa..s-a g n enc
same style that ths NJ Ns 'f-su save
harrtos- .-l-a4.
MISS EAsIEkD's PRIVATE SCHOOL FaR
StHf Set = spTlle aSiau he fhe school
rooas l4.H 10Th Il. 4 W. daily from 10 q I. IN.
AYR PCrNAl;'s SCHOOL FpR BOYS AND Yot- Na
A men viii reog~n September ~ 1872 B.st fsali-
tie Offered io- Pg.ils II al add ad-s Hst q
references Arpy .Or sarcuiArs and niorinaticn a
ls,sl Corcoran - s.1sm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-03
(NONZAGA COLLEGE.

(LONzAGA COLLEGE.
NO 10 ST NV.
Under the direction the Fathers Of the Society OF
Jesus.
Classical and Busfness Couysss Of Studies
English. French. German. Latin. Greek. Mathe-
mates. Bookkeeping. Stenography and TypewritinS
are included In the course
In the Business department special attention is
paid to the preparation Of students the ivil
examinations
In the Classical Department students rrerared
for entrance into the Law. Medical and Scientific De-
partments. especially Of GEORGETOWN University.
For further particulars applyto
au3-2m Rev. CORNELIUS GILLESPIE. q,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-03
JAMES 9. YELLING. IL. D.. presiden.
THE COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT.

JAMES O. NELislN0. LII D., President
THE COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT.
MoSDhY sertsmSsf 81 esioas rSsT IN n, E.
p. e r..
inSSsa;sd ; ma r. faculty sni.5sed .-''''''
@ Ssa Of
found daily in the Library OF the University
CORCoRAN SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL
With o. in Is. toloxns .us.s..
. aaa sS
Civil and p El.strissi Rns.nesrns Mner.loss; Ge6l-
s s1a Eea pFa"aS s.sI
evenins and are OPEN to 10Th sexes ee' III the
DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATIcs.-Als
c:saa. prG Gs0hoIeiHy paPRiS PA and
DEPARTMENT OF PHILOSOPHY. MENTAL and
MORAL Pathological and Rational Psycholoey.
LEN bASIs foD 81 ne Pm S'iSf' o. philosophy Prof
DEPARTMENT OF FRENCH -Ihorourh eour-. in
ssPssslly ;dseted 10 scientihe students Prof LEE
in the German language, Conversation and extensive
readings in modern and clsssic Germsn. including
sci aShf Ps Dr. and hfK
DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING-c Com
S Canals. River: md H;J5bSis Tannss. aasSnTs.
sIscncations and Contracts city Engineering ::EI.
fsaNcis f. 4 PaTa asg jet
T.. Am. Sos. c. Z. $3.50 -
ARCHITECTURAL COURSES. -Flemen.srv and
Advanced Drawing, Construction MafeTfais per
spective and shadows the Orders of Architecture the
Esvh in Architecture PROT. FRANCIS Il.
DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRICAL. ENGINEER.
ast,an. q ESS,5c.,y and 4. Technc. App
pynsmos, Motors, &c Laboratory supplied with cleo
Tic light and current. Z. T. LEWIS, b. S, In
structor. - -
CSrstrncton Of Electric shops and Plants. Mschap-
ic,l rkngneertpE Municipal Problems q the Electr
FRANCIS r. FAVA. Jr, c r.
DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS-General Physics
Lectures fully Illustrated by erperimepts Practical
Z. p. LEWIS. b. s.. Instructor
ur f9r rr1Tther information apply tolProf. II. l.
HoOuhiNs. IN. d., Secretary Of the PJcuty.
THE PREPARATORY SCHOOL.
ISIS street no,thwest gives thorough preparation
ior ousnsss corps Of nine professors and instruc-
tors Number OF pupils limitedto 100 building open
tor INSPECTION and teacher present (after septem-
per 10 70 answer inquiries from 10 TO O'clock Ses-
sion begins SEPTEMBER 20 For catalosne or fur
1870 ANDREW j: MONTAGUE. Pb. D..
seio Principal.
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THE BERI1rZ SCHOOL OF TANGvAaEs
20 iffhs nv
Ob-Anches IN the IIiE.trai American ani
EurOlpan ctttpsN. send faf sirrniar.
y. A Jolly. Pln,igaL

sealy
pRlvATE LESSONS rIENFNTARY OK lD-
= ranced AZ pupil's resi- .~ac- desired. kyIsri-
encs and successful tutor. University prsf
J.. 1905 Hopsius place. ceo-s - n. - ly.,s6miu.
MISS BADCH's CIVIL SEhNICE INsriTIrE
W and Rasin.s- collsyV. l2oT lOth st nv. pupils
rlsred >uccesslully for clvl4 service departmental
slio Gems Us Examinations ..etr
NIL v; PRtD'uCNME FRENCH TEacurR.
.'i os ID 81. A. term - nina weeks g.. 10Y
The season reoTens Oct. ), ave months Trivat.
lessons n desired. So -tnfis
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COLLEGE OF CONNFRCE-

n
" 623 La. ave. bet. 9th and 9TH sits. u. W.,
c. x. UkSER. A. NJ, c. T., trin.
Seventh year Is business educator IN this city Fit
teen years member Of the faculty OF eastman OIL
lerc; Six cours,s: Business. English. Phonograph.
Civil Service Shorthand and Typewriting. Superior
and enthusiastic teaching Thorough and practical
courses Graduates of excellence and Cistln-
gui,hed success. Catalogue free. sen
MEDICAL AND DENTAL DEPARTMENT., Ma
lectures will beein MONDAY. OCTOBER g. at
O'CLOCK H.. with an introductory address by Prof.
in Arr,i 1893 The sIsmi1ations for ADMISSION WIN
Wednesday. September %, At O'Clock nm. For
further INFORMS ton apply to H. II. BARKER. MD.
Dean, ZIG st. NV se27-6t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-03

III AGERSrowN. MD. XIV MAR CoLLEsE AND
. Conservatory. An excellent s-i.upi fp- sirls.
Send fsr cat alogI ksN = l. KIrpH
ie.lS-lfn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-03

otto T. SIMON.
" VOCAL CULTURE.
system Of BEHSKE Of London, an the celebrated
mothod Of MARCHESI Of Paris. Ge-ster. Natalie
Nevada. Eames. Me!ba, Decca, were trained by this
method. Instructor AZ Norwood Institute. Mondays
and Thursdays at g15 II st. H.. se.sl-lms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-03

NoGNT HOLLY y. ~ ACADEMY FoR BOYS
~ Health.u5 helpful, horlr'ise. tinertion With
iornaton Of ciiars-ter. Cataioguas SUMMER -s-si,n
fsl. opens seIf. ID key. ,. ). UOAlE, A. N
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-03
THE EVANS DENTAL PARLoRs.
l21s Penn n
Our specisifies.
CROWN AND BRIDGE WORK OR TEETH wIrH-
OUT PLATES


Teeth that have decsyed ana broken away NAV h
operated upon by this system enRrasted uDoa
the roots gfven new lease o. life aud made sooi
and serNicesble In every way natural one~ To
tuc % an ARTIFICIAL crown must be Constructed that
shall permanently arrest decay AZ the brok.n end %
the root and strong enough 10 prevent splitting
root or breaking loose from ifs sttachmen.s werla
that our crowns have all these and whsn
eondaed With bridge work whieh consists IN supply
M N that hsve been extracted. pake. the most
stitute Tor the natural teeth all this without p.zts
70 cover the roof OF the mouth. The advancement IN
dentistry has been rreat in the last few yesrp We
have Kept pace with tbe>e improvements and the
uents OF the Evans Parlors assured -
bepent Of these. practiced and applied IN -he ma
o. work VIII be found reasonable a. il -on-iseut
with hrrts work and hest terisls We Ierforp
~ operauons perts ming 70 our profession Zine eol4
nIlings. ARTIFICIAL teeth eoid plafsna rubber ~
rubber haed with gold ExtrActins without pain.
nR, STARR PARSONS cor. ORR AND z sra
DAlocal sn--thctc 1~edon the ~ aizy the psia
nextrectlnr - excellsnt for those who cannot AXE
gas with safety. ftlDng specially. such vii give
comfort and satsfacsln- All branches of dsnfisty.
Atmesent location t~eive wears. Ell
EREE DENTAL rNFIRMARy-TEETH FILLED
and artificial tsefh tnyerfei without chsrre eEospe
cost Of material ~ fs25 n dertL department
OF the Columbian University. from 20 y. m daily
Scxeelt snnaay exfrscuon free; innrmsry opea rS9
nENTAL INF1RMABy-NAT1oNAL uNrvEB-
~ sty cor sfh and sts- n ": opsn 70 Il ell shs
cost of mstsr1sls- fs10-G
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II oCK EIII CoLtEaE. TlIfcoTT cir. w.
II ooudutsi hV tho p-1fhe-- q tho Ciris-i.a
Schools Classical. S.i.u life ard gn-t'.-ia ,.lr.~.
hfst, table YOUNG Ai1 bow 'ivat hos rd-r.
SEND Tor pros9ectas BROTHER DrSfs
N4-fn rra-ltisft
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-03

THE ART STUDENTS LEAGCE WILL RESUME
Is, lie IN drs"ias and baip,inp on oter
Messer. Howard Hclmick. ". ". Holmes I. :. j.
Dunbar. Misses Bertha l.. Perrie and Florence l..
Pond. Address sUs 18th ST n W. Circulars at the
principal art stores seI3-lm
MISS KATIE V. WILSON HAS RRTUKSrD
AVA from Europe and will resume - lessons
culture on OCTOBER lsT next at 1891 Sih ST. N W.
Pupil Of Wiliism snskesreare. se.ti-.lw.
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or or wAsnrNGrnN.

g. GEORGES HALL FOR BONs. ST. GEORGES
= Md.-Pruf. J. G. Einear. A n. principal Ns.tei
for sdyantsses health. comfort and nais tsrs
Dssi Wash ns-tor differences. ~sgtltu-
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EDUCATIONAL.
IN WARRINGTON.

MADAM ADDIE A. CRIDLER
lu Teacher OF piano tschniQue; pupil Of the late
Prof Felix BenSert.
Studio. 4o7 9Th st. Sc. oc31m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-03
EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON.
COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY,

THE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-03

DROP. HUNTS PREPARATORY SCHOOL WILL
4 commence its twenty-ffth annual session in
Room 6o. Corcoran building. on the 26ta instant.
Pupils fitted for any Of the universities. colleges
polytechnic schools or government academies. In
sfruction thorough. Testimonials of the highest
character from known citizens who have been pa
irons. For further particulars an interview ad-
dress ]. W. HUNT. III Irving St se7-lms
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-04-01
AN ANARCHIST MURDERER
Ravachol Breaks Down Under Rigid
Examination and Confesses
Several Crimes.
Murderer, Ghoul, Counterfeiter and
Dynamiter, an All-Round
Desperate. 5.4.
caution Exerciaed by the P0lioe in Eject
Ing Ills Capture betrayed by One
or His Pals.

| PARIS, March 31.-Ravachol, the anarch.
ist leader, who has been subject to rigid
examination Ms to his past life lasting five
hours. The result showed him to bs a
greater villain than was supposed. He con-
fessed to the murder OF the cid hermit o,
Notre Dame de Grace, but denied the muir
der OF old man servant at Vnri1ell in 1883.
Inc denial. however, was not very strong
and many discrepancies appeared in his
replies The police believe they will vet
discover evidence to show that he killsd
them both. Some time ago an old ma an
was killed with an az. Rayachol was oues-
toned in regard to this crime, He ad-
mltted that he was graveyard ghoul and
tod OF the number Of graves he had robbed
When the police searched Kavaohol's
lodgings they found, among othsr eviden ces
OF criminal operations. set OF counter
telters tools. When questioned regarding
the possession Of these unlawful belong
inps, he oooIIy acknowledged that be BE-
longed to gang of counterfeiters, but Dor
slstently refused to make any admission
that wonld Lead to the detection Of his con
federates. 1t is acknowledged on all sides
that the police had good reason to believe
that Ravachol would make desperate re-
slstance against arrest and those who CON
demned them for not arresting him some
days ago, now admit that the police were
right in not attempting to effect his capture
until they made sure there was NO chance
for him to escape. 4t
The Echo states that Ravaohol admitted
that he was the author of tho Boulevard St.
Germalne explosion. The chief detective
asserts that Chaumartin, an aooomplice of
Ravachol, now under arrest, betrayed his
leader. He told the police Ravachol in
tended to blow up the house of Bulot, one
OF the prosecuting counsel in the recent
trials. Bulot's residence al SO
Rue Clichy, was the scene of a destructive
explosion Sunday morning. Ravaohol
lived in st. Mande, near the wood OF Vim
cenneF, four miles southeast Of Paris. He
was seen going to Paris Sunday morning,
carrying small portmanteau. Ravachoi
y Wached il his prison night and day by
three detectives. He ID the illegmate son
Of German parents and was born in France. I
The police have arrested the, anarchtst
Delauney on tho charge Of stealing dynam-
tie. His description tallles with that of the
man seen IN that vicinity of 30 Rue Clichy
sunday morning after the explosion.
Anarchist prisoners assert that Rayaohol
was concerned in the recent murders and
'obberies, realizing 10000 francs. It il
s!6o SAID ne assisted in stealing dvnamita
rom the factory.