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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-06

There would seem to be no great political
significance attaching to yesterdays municipal
elections IN the west, although the advantage
lies chiefly with the republicans What the re-
publicans recovered in Michigan they lost
again in Wisconsin The Evansville. Indiana,
result was a distinct victory for the republicans.
Local issues figured largely in the choice OF
municipal officers as usuaL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-06

People persist in trying to interest the pub
he with the statement that Columbus was not
the first man 10 discover America. This is 90
well established that it no longer commands
attention Columbus distinction Is based on
the fact that he was the first to make a good
vorkman-llke Job Of it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-06

John Murray is dead-long live John Murray,
the London Publisher! For one hundred and
twenty-four years q great-grandfather. grand
father, father and son have borne this honored
name and held business relations with the
Engly minds Of English literature.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-06

The Congressional Record this morning has.
spropos Of Hon Jos. d. Taylor of Ohio on the
tariff, the sentence, abel was a keeper of
sheep" at the TOP OF it's first column. Editor
Shepherd o, the Nal and Express probably
regrets that he didn't have his idea copy
riOhtsd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-06

The first state election of the presidential
year naturally e1cites widespread interest. In
the language Of the fashion reporter and So
ciety novelist, Little Rhody is the cynosurs
of all eyes"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-06

II ought not to be long before invention
ayes the street car conductor good Of trouble
By making arrangements for putting quarter
In the slot 10 get package Of tickets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-06

The refusal Of Governor Albeit Of New Jersey
70 isgsiize the proposed Reading Coal Trust re-
moves for the present at least what seemed to
b . serious menace to the popular purse.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-06

From time to time the humorist's assump-
tons Of fact are verified in most startling
manner. A man in Philadelphia died while
waiting for the barber to call .'nextr'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-06

The South American republics are again in
. general sha&e-up-yenezuela and Ecuador
being in actual revolution, and Peru, Brazil
and perhaps others threatening to become so.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-06

Secretary Rusk's weather was shout the most
generally elective drst Of April achievement
q record.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-06

Dseming, the alleged Jack the Ripper"
threatens authorship. The old query as to
whether nan Is crazy or cunning imme-
diately arises in this case
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-06

II the French and British can agree on a New.
foundlsnd modus viyendi the British anG
Americans should readily and speedily sgre,
On Q Boring sea modus viyendi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-06
WA1k1xa Jacxrr.

Not withetandins the many new styles -
shapes It holds its place supreme. IL IL nest.
stylish. aunty-and when . thing 10 charming
to the eye and Of the same time . necessity 10
the wardrobe IL becomes at once doubly At
tructiye. This will be freely admitted Of our
superb stock. the price range Of which is from
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-06

There is reason to believe that the stvelye
men good and true" earn their salaries in the
Police Court Eleven cases vent through yes
tsrday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-06
CHATTER Nv
MILLINERY AND Wars.

The breath Of Easter 4. on tie TRIMMED
and UNTRIMMED MILLINERY.
Millinery Art has gene straight 10 nsfur. for
her inspirations this season The novsrs Of
the forest and all the blossoms that reign in
gay garden In nowery June have been repro
duoed to decorate the Easter hssdser
The new BOnnets and Round Hats ana eli
the latest things from Paris New York ana
our own work rooms are really. The frsshsa
things that the art brains Of the fashion world
have made; 80 indsscrbsbly unique. 90
catchy are some, 80 demur are o;hen that
to describe them seems impossible You c.a
readily ind your ideal In style and prios.
All sorts Of flowers are counterfeitsd % that
all they need Is the fragrance Of the real 70
make the illusion complete. In choosing hss
prop er selection IL the main think. Its not
alone question Of price-it's matter Of juds-
ment. Our millinery people are Judges. Thsis
advice will aid you greatly In artistic enscss.
They'll take your idess. blend your style. sssss
and preference into one harmonious whole;
into Bonnie, or Hat thss 10 - beautiful q is 4
becoming.
AvIsITto our Millinery PArlors viii con.
vince you that ne have . stock Of rare and
choice creations Of both Foreisn and Domestic
Headwsar.
YOUR EASTER ORDER IL left With o. nov
Will be executed by expert millinery srtisss.
ready at the time promised and guaranteed 70
give entire pleasure. The price-as Away
The iotoesf oo"sssts~' srsfA the essaits and Style
Of goods.
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EASTER Wars.

OUR THIRD FLOOR OF iITH ST BUILD
ING Is BRIMFUL OF HANDsoNE sPRINo
GARMENTS FOR LADIES. MISSES AyD
Misses Wraps that are marked % boss
measure and yet are full fashioned S04nch sar-
msnts- For large ladies with AZ and - buss
measure We show . full assortment Of sxfrs-
size wrsps-guarsnteeins perfect o..
The first and always the nost popular saas
meut In the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-06
E.. $ ] S#$$H#$$E
E. E. w. T I ::

The demand for Low-cut Shoes IL some
thing unprecedented for this time of the
year.
Ladies especially have come TO realize th.t
they can obtain more real comfort and more
style in Low-cut Shoes and at less cost, than
from any Hish-cut Footwear
In anticipation Of this early demand we
have now on hand a complete stock Of
Ladies' Low Shoes, and we are confident II 10
by far the best and largest ana most stylish
variety ever shown in washington-
Our range o: prices is a very comrre-
hensive one: the fines: are fully $ per cent
below ruling prices. while the lowest priced
can be absolutely relied upon for durs-
bality.
HERE'S A SMALL SAMPLE LIST,
OUR 75c. REAL DoNGoLA OXFORD TIES.
observation-disclosures Sense-Opera. plain
or patent tipped.
OUR sI.o5 LEADER OXFORD TIES.
Made OF fine Dongola. in
3diferent shapes-4 widths
OUR ROYAL sl.5o OXFORD TIES.
Same uality Is our famous Royal
g. Boots.
''OUR OWN" 81 HAND-wELr
Oxford Ties. plain tipped.
cloth or plain tops.
THE CHAMPION -. so EDISON TIES.
The most luxurious Low Shoe
made, both for comfort and style.
SUEDE OXFORD TIES AND STRAPS,
In Black. Gray or Tan.
warranted genuine
and equal to some of the best a.. 90 Tea
-Sl.5O A PAIR
PATENT LEATHER OXFORD TIES.
With Louis XIV heel, e. 30.
Hand-turn. cloth TOP, e. so.
Hand-turn. Dongola quarter, al. so.
LADIES' RED GOAT TITS AND SANDALS.
Ours warranted genuine goat
eL25. 81 80 and 81.
MISSES AND CHILD's CoLoRED SLIPPERS
OF Red Goat. Suede in all colors.
Also White canvas.
The prettiest line ever madsL
BLACK CLOTH ovERGAIrERsI,
SOC. A Pam
WV HAHs & Co.'S
RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES.
$50 and s32 Seventh T..
1914 and 1915 Pa ave.,
23l Pa. ave. Sc. 1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-06

Al the present writing Rhode Lland u . good
dsal bigger than shs appears 70 be on ths map.
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liz man. look in window Twelfth street and
at Palais Royal prices
LADIES will find on the bargain counter tomorrow
ing prices
l. C. for Swiss Ribbed Vests low necks. White and
Ecru- The price is suspiciously low. We know. But
you can't always Judge by price. See these vests.
&c. for Swiss Ribbed Vests with We and square
necks. Pink. Blue. Ecru. Lavender. White. Cream.
The ribbon trimming makes these vests easily dis
tinguishable. You may find them elsewhere. but not
as tor f9c. each.
AOC. for genuine Isle Thread Vests in White. Pink
and Blue Nerer before and norhere this city
can they be bought for IS cents.
DOC. for Vests and Pants in White and Ecru sum-
mer Balbriggan- The vests with low neck and no
sleeves. high neck and short sleeves high neck and
long sleeves And where else Fast Black Isle Vests at
only 30 cents'
JUG. Ribbed Isle and Balbrisgan Vests and Pants
of quality that usually brings 6sc at the lowest more
often .oc- is asked. And Uhere else AH-sik Ribbed
Vests for 50cf Pink. Yellow. Nile. Lavender. Gold.
Flesh. Blue. White. Salmon.
PALA1s ROYAL PARAsoI SpEc1ALr1Es.
$40 for el.ce SILK Umbrella. with e1tr. cover
and tassels to match in color. Where else this quality
at s2.25s
SO.6S for LYONS, paraso,. with Detachable
handles. admitting Of packing trunk. See those of
India Silks and the novelty handles. Only s. 6S each.
SO.4S for the surah and elace silk parasols,
with crepe de chine rufiesi imported sticks with NIB
bon loop to wear on the
900 for Black Silk Brocade Parasols with fe-
ures in all colors and deep nouncs black
EASTER GLOVES ALL RECEIVED.
81. so for til. new 4.ou..on el.e. Kid Gloves.
with black band tops and black stitching Four lovely
shades Of Grays. the three Fellows. the new Mode
and White. Why not make q selection tomorrow We
can try them on more isislrety than Just prtor to
Easter.
Sl.OO for the new Undre.sed or Suede Kid
Mousquetaire with black, white and self color stitch
ing. Three new Heliotropes three Lavenders. Tans.
Fawn. Pearl. Every pair warranted We anxious
to Mt them to your hand and thus mutual salts
faction
COC. for the Genuine Pigskin or Biarritz Mousque-
tares in the new shades: two Fellows. four Reds. two
Lavenders, Pearl and bite. besides the Taps,
Modes, Grsys. &C. White and self color stitching.
u .CO for the new Demi-eauntlets Of English
calf. the fashionable London Reds. Tans. &c.
COMFORT COMBINED W1rH ELEGANCE.
S1.34 for th.,. 1u,ur,,D, Down Cushions, ,o,
cred with figured India silks. See them, feel them
and you'll not wonder few remain Of the three hum
dred that were here but week since.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
Continued below.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-06
CrorHs
AT
LAssBuReH & BHoa

AAEsBURGH q ID R02
We PLACE ON OUR
CLorH CousrKR FOR
SALE c2oO.Two HUNDRED
PIECES Goo, OF FRENCH
sRoADCLoTH. WHICH WE
HAVE JUST RECEIVED
FROM THE TOM
HOUSE. THEY ARE IN
TWO QUALITIES: FIRST.
u0O ONE NDRED
PIECES 81 INCHES WIDE.
ALL WOOL. LIGHT IN. TEX
TURE. UNSURPASSED IN
FINISH. EVEN By OUR
FINEST GRADES. WE
HAVE MARKED THIS
QUALITY AT AN EXCEED
INGLY Low PRICE WHEN
COMPARED WITH sIMI-
LAR QUALITIES SOLD
ELSEWHERE SPECIAL
PRICE is S1.25 PER
YARD. SECOND. uOO
ONE HUNDRED PIECES
81 INCHES WIDE. ALL
WOOL. THE SAME WEAVE
AND WEIGHT AS THE
CLOTH MENTION ED
ABOVE ONLY NOT QUITE
SO FINE. ONLY sl.oo PER
YARD. WE ARE SATISFIED
YOU CANNOT DUPLICATE
THIS CLOTH ELSEWHERE
UNDER s1.2o PER YARD.
BOTH OF THE ABOVE
QUALITIES WE ARE PRE-.
PARED TO SHOW IN A
MOST COMPLETE LINE OF
FRENCH SHADES. sUITA-
BILE FOR SPRING.
SHORT CoArs FOR
CHILDREN. 2. 8 AND 4
YEARS. IN LIGHT BLUE
AND NAVY. LIGHT AND
DARK TAN. WITH SILK
BACK AND FRONT TO
MATCH. WITH PLATING
MADE BIAS OVER
SHOULDERS. WITH LIT
TIE BUTTONS ON THE
HEADING OF PLEATINa.
FULL HIGH Slew Es,
WITH SILK CUFFS, LARGE
TURN OVER COLLAR.
LINED WITH WHITE SAT-
TEEN. SIZES 2. 3. 4.
ONLY 1888.
BY GOATS. MADE OF BED
FORD CORD. IN TAN. GRAY
AND WHITE. WITH SOU
TACHE BRAID TRIM
MINGs. ETcHE EN-
WAIST. LARGE SLEEVES
WITH TIGHT CUFFS. FULL
SKIRT. BOX PLEATED.
sIZE2. 3. 4. ONLY a. so.
By CoArs. MADE OF NOV.
ELTY CLOTH. WITH RE-
vERs BACK AND FRONT.
TRIMMED WITH FIVE
ROWS OF NARROW SILK
BRAID. GRE TCHE EN-
AIsT. WITH SEVEN
ROWS OF BRAID TO FORM
BELT. FULL SLEEVES.
HIGH COLLAR. IN BROWN
AND NAVY BLUE. SIZE 2
AND 3 ONLY CATS.
BY CoArs MADE OF WHITE
BEDFORD CORD. WITH
PIN STRIPE OF Blue OR
BROWN WITH NARROW
BRAID TO MATCH. A
LARGE ROUND COLLAR
WITH RUFFLE OF POINT
DTRELANDE LACE. SIZE
2. 8. l. ONLY s5.9s.
WE ALSO HAVE THE
: WHITE SILK CoArs
AND FIGURED CHINA
SILK IN DELICATE
SHADES WITH LACE RIB
BON AND RUFFLEs OF
SILK, MADE GRACEFULLY,
FULL SLEEVES. GRETCH-
EN- WAIST. TO FIT CHILL
DREN 1. 2. 3 YEARS OLD.
1898, 1898,
$3.50. $3.50.
EvERYTH1Na IN TIE
BABY LINE. IN NICE
QUALITIES. CAN BE
FOUND HEHr-Boor1rs.
SAoouEs. AreHAxs.
SK1Rrs. SLIPS.
DRsssEs. BANDS.
= GAPS. IN A VARIETY
SUFFICIENTLY INVITING
TO PLEASE YOU AND
MAKE BABY LOOK CUTE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-06

The very best value Ne
have ever shown-Strictly
Atwood Jackets-Black.
Navy. Tan. Gray and . lot
of mixed cloths. 30 inches
long. two rows Of lAres
pearl buttons. many Of them
half satin lined All sixes.
This il lot No. { Of thess
Jackets. and IL 10 an ex-
cept.onal bargain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-06
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sEE finn IL, WY s.ss
:: :, 4 E., I.
Exx% 4 f sssss TIT ssss
Wv ~ Il ssss 4 ssss .

We candidly believe that We have the largest
and finest stock Of Ladies' Waists in the city.
we propose having a special sale and display OF
Waists tomorrow.
Ladies' White Lawn Waists, &c., q. e1.15.
rs. Ell 90 to e. so each
Ladies' Fancy Percale Shirt Waists. $780,.
IL 60 81. 50 and 81. 10 each.
Ladies' Fancy Zephyr Bingham Waists. plain
snsdes and fancy stripes, in attractive effects.
81 90. 90. 81. 15. 81. e.. % aud az. 80 each.
Ladies ssteen Waists. Blue and Black ground
with White dots. figures. stripes and also plain
Navy Blue and Black. 81. 81. IS and 81. 80 each.
Ladies Black Gloria Silk Waists, only S2.SS
each.
Ladies' China Silk Waists, In Black and Csrdi-
nal, only 81 so each
Various other styles of surah and China Silk
waists at IS. $3.50. %, 60 SO. $50. $3.50
and Ga. 75 each.
LADIES, EASTER. Surrs.
You are no longer dependent solely upon the
oressmaker for your Easter Suits. for the best
oressmaking talent in the country has been
called into action in producing this seasons
SUITS. In many instances they surpsss the best
efforts OF the most noted dressmakers. Here
are few OF the latest novelties" copies CT
original Paris suits
Suit comprising Pearl Crocodile Cloth Skirt
and fancy changeable silk waist, trimmed with
mouse-colored velvet ribbon, S2S so
suit comprising Navy Blue Crocodile Cloth
Skirt and fancy changeable silk waist,
trimmed with velvet ribbon. $685. so.
Ashes-of-R Rose Colored Crepon Cloth Suit.
princess style. with fancy figured shadow silk
waist. S3S. so.
Tan Crocodile Cloth Suit, styishly made, with
F1rdle effect. waist richly trimmed with silk
and the suit edged all around with jet. 3d.. So
Figured China Silk Suit Black ground with
Blue bnttonaire figure. love knot effect. bottom
trimmed with Blue gros graf n silk ribbon over
laid with Black lace, $3.50
Exquisite Changeabs Silk Suits in Blue
snd-Bronze effect. S42 So
There is every indication that Blazer Suits
will be more popular this season than ever be-
fore. We havsa variety Of styles. from SlOto
SIS each.
Two SPECIALS In Hos,rRy.
Ladies' Isle Thread Fast Black Hose. high
spliced heel and toe. sold last season for Soc.
only Soc. per pair.
Ladies' Stylish Open Work Fancy Isle
Thread Hose. in White, Cardinal and the yari-
Gus light shades Of Tan and Gray, 75c. Der pair.
WILLIAM H. NJ cKsrw.
933 Pa. Ave. N. w.
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ssss + 7 LII. E.x ssss =

Success marks the opening At Hutchinson's.
The Goddess Of Fashion smiles alike on the
purchases and the purchaser. She welcomes
with attractive hand each weary seeker for the
latest. whom she afterward sends away satisfod
Be it Bonnet. Hat. Wrap or Parssol that is
bought. each buyer knows that in the purchase
there is value, style and economy. Equally
true Of the other soods-the Fancy Goods. the
Gloves, the Corsets. the Underwear, the Hand
lerchiefs. the Fans and all. Each line presents
its particular attractions. in its own way pleas
ing beholder and satisfying purchaser.
The Millinery and the Parasol displays are
easy leaders in the race for supremacy. The
exclusive styles in Hat and Bonnet Finery are
many. Their beauties only exceed their num-
bers. Paris itself might. and many women do.
smile with pleasure at the array Of Millinery
attractions. True also Of the Psrasol paradise.
Such Parasols! Beginning with those at 81. so,
you will find delightful surprises in each sample
as you follow through the unbroken line to the
end. The limit in price is el5Q There Il no
limit in beauty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-06
Two SPECIALS In Hos,rnv

Ladies' Isle Thread Fast Black Hose. high
spliced heel and toe. sold last season for 5Oc.,
only sec. per pair.
Ladies' Stylish Open Work Fancy Isle
Thread Hose. in White, Cardinal and the yari.
Gus light shades Of Tan and Gray, 75c. per pair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-06

Good Atwood Jackets-
Black. Navy. Tan and Gray.
30 inches long. open bound
seams. notched collars. All
sizes.
Strictly Atwood Jackets,
Navy and Black. 3oin. long.
lap seams, notched collars.
two rows Of large pearl but
tons. All sizes.
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| $500
FACE.
$3.50
EACH
1915
ZACH
$500

But We must not follow the steps too closely.
o.. ESQ, %. so.5o. e075. slo. ell. el2.
sl2- 30 and $3.50 represent GOOD valns u
Spring JacketA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-06

There il no prospect Of failure in the Psrisian
criminal crop.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-06

Imported Brosdcloth Jsck-
cts. Tan and NAVY. linsd
with SILK. tailor mads. al
seams strap bound. dude
back. All si1sA
Third noor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-06

Tan Bedford Cord Jscksts.
lined with all-silk change
able surah. lsrre pearl but
tons. edged with silk bald
A stylish and becoming kas-
ter garment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-06

Black and Navy Chsviot
Refers, 30 inches long. zap
seams. large pssrl buttons.
lined with au-silk change
sble olace. AL sizes.
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w RAPPERS.

he more expensive with silk fronts, the me-
dunn priced with ribbon trimmings and the lowest
priced perfect fitting the Paris garments Chal.
lie WRAPPERS. IS. SIC. s12. sI3, sI5. sI6. s1s and
80. saieen Wrappers. 81. 6s. Lawn Wrappers,
S26s Crepe Wrappers. 81. 9a bingham Wrappers
sl6s and sl9s Calico Wrappers. 81. %, 81. IS and
sI6s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-06
NJAPES.

CAPEs.
he imported garments range from GA to q,
each OF Ian. Gray. Navy and Black broadcloths
cheviots and bsdiords. with point d'Ireiande lac
trimmings The copies made to our order, e55O
80. els. els and eli.
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A1srs.
JERSEYS.

hip pieces make the New Summer Jersey a De,
feet 9dJDssHt Plain at sl35. e16s, ST. S. e.. @
and e.. 9S. Braided at S1.9S. e.. %. s2es, %. o
and 81 80 each
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-11-19
MRS. MHDOLH'S DIVORCE.
The Union League Clubs
Treasurer Figures in
ChanCery as a
Lothario.
HIS WIFE AS A DETECTIVE.
Decree Recommended by Isaac
Romalne-A Notable Figure
Among Hudson Re-
publicans.
HIS WIFE AS A DETECTIVE.
Special to The .1eysev cit,. Ne,,s


TRENTON, Nov. 19, '1s92.-A degree of
divorce has been advised in the case of
Emma E. Medole versus George J. Medole
of Jersey City. The, cause was desertion
and adultery. They were married October
20, 1878. and resided at No. 48 Mercer
street, Jersey City. Two children were
born, Harriet. eighteen, and Emma,
eleven. Medole was a job printer en-
ployed at No. % Vanderwater street, New,
York. About two years ago Mrs. Medole
discovered that he remained out at nights
until early in the morning.
He frequently remained away all night
giving as his reason that he was engaged
at his business. Mrs. Medole enquired
and found out that he was through every
night at six O'CLOCK. She several times
caught him in the company of other
women, and supposing that there was a
women at the bottom of his absence from
home, employed detective. Medole was
shadoWed to No. 200 Western Boulevard,
where the detective, Mrs. Medoe and her
aunt proceeded one night and caught
him and Alice Atchinson together in the
fat house No. 700 Western Boulevard,
New York.
After this escapade she met her hus-
band by appointment in Jersey City, and
he told her that if she stirred up any
t1uuble over the. fiat house matter he
would "trip her up the back" Isaac no
maine was the master and advised the
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-11-19
PLEAS IN THE SESSIONS.

The following persons who have been
indicted by the Grand Jury were ar
raigned before Judge Lippincott yester-
day and pleaded:-David Evans. assault
and battery, not guilty; George D. Will
iams, bigamy in marrying a Hoboken
girl, not guilty; James Noonan, ornica-
tion. .notguilty; Frank Romedton. breaking
and entering the store of Patrick Looney,
of Jersey City. on November 4, and steal
ing 100 pounds of lead pipe, not guilty;
John Leslie, breaking and entering the
store Of Hugh Leslie in Jersey City and
stealing 100 pounds of iron rivets, not
guilty; Thomas Tanner, breaking and
entering the dwelling house of Richard ".
Post, not guilty; Alice Moore forncation
in living with Belle O'Connor in Ho-
bokeu, not guilty; Josephine Anderson,
grand larceny In stealIng certificate of
deposit valued a5 $31O from Annie M.
Chris!iausen, in Kearny. not guilty;
Margaret Gillaland, keeping a disorderly
house in Jersey City, not guilty; Nicholas
Martin, grand larceny in stealing horse
and wagon from ]. Campbell on Decem-
ber 18not uilty;Thomas Finneran, grand
larceny in stealing horse, pleaded gull
ty to petit larceny and the plea was ac-
cepted; William Dixon assault and bat
terry on Sophia Dixon, not guilty; Gather
inc Gearey malicious mischief. not
guilty. The trials of the above persons
were set down for Monday in General
Sessions
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-11-19
LAWYERS PAY THEIR BET.

The Republicans Entertain the Dem o.
Gratis at supper.
The Hudson County Bar Association
held Its regular monthly meeting at the
Hotel Washington last evening. The
committee which was appointed to take
action in the matter of the disbarment of
the Bretztelds. father and son,
made It's report. The two men
were lawyers in Hoboken, who
were convicted of misappropriatin9 their
clients money and punished. The COM
mittee reported that Jacob Bretzfeld, the
son, had surrendered his license to prac-
tce. and it recommended that no further
action be taken ia the old mans case.
The report was accepted. Charles NJ.
Vreeland was elected a member of the
Association.
At the conclusion OF the business ses-
sion the Democratic members OF the as
sociation were entertained at supper by
the Republican mbers in accordance
with resolution which was adopted by
the association previous to the election,
to the effect that if President Harrison
was reelected, the Democrats should en-
Gertain the Republican members. but If
Mr.. Cleveland was elected the Republi-
can members should do the entertaining.
Messrs. Washington B. Williams aud
Max Rosenberg were the only two Re-
publicans present. but they discharged
their duties as hosts to the satisfaction of
all present. The talk of the evening took
a reminiscent turn and many capital
story of the experience of the gentlemen
present was told.
Among those at the meeting were:-
Charles Carrick. Ryner Wortendyke, Fl.
Ii. Winfield, Willard Fisk, William C..
Cudlipp, William H. Dougherty, John
Griffin. Clement D. r. Leonard. H. C..
McCartin, George Heaney and John
Kellar