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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-12
Elections.

THIRD NATIONAL BANK. PITTsBURG.
ELECTION-THE ANNUAL ELECTION FOR
u nine directors of this bank. to serve for the
ensuing year. will be held at the banking house. 526
and SIS Wood ST.. on TUESDAY. January Il 1892,
between the hours of II A. M ana P. NJ.
W. STEINMEYER Cashier.
DECEMBER 10 1891, 6e15-42
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Manufacturing Sites For Sale.
GENERAL desirable manufacturing sites river
, an d railroad front. George Johnston, Agent,
50 Fourth av,
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FOR sALE-BUsNEss.
Business opportunities.

L furnishing, notion and wall paper: restau-
rant. grocery stores 500 to s1o 900: cigar store.
bakery milk depot; fish and oyster market,
butcher shop jewelry store with large repair
trade; good hotel. Holmes Co.. 40 Smithfield
street,
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cTOCKHOLDERS' MEETING

STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
The annual meeting OF the stockholders of the
Monongahela Navigation Company will be held on
p NJ, at the office Of said company. No. Wood
street. Pittsburg for the election of officers and
managers of said company and other business.
de24-l3-p W. BAKEWELL, Secretary.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS-THE ANNUAL
~ meeting of the stockholders of the Standard
Plate Glass Company for the purpose Of electing
held at the company's office in Butler, Pa,
TUESDAY, january 1s, 1892. at II o'clock A. NJ.
Signedi E. j. HOWARD. Sec.
ia6-
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-12

GERMAN AMERICAN ms. Co. OF PENNA.,
OFFICE No. i'll FOURTH Av.,
PITTSBURG Jan. 4. 1892. y
nIyIDEND-THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF
IL this company to-day declared dividend of
FOUR PER CENT (S2 per share), PAYABLE on de-
mand. w. j. PATTERSON,
ia6-55-D Secretary.
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FOUND.
STEAMERS AND EXCURSIONS.
AMERICAN LINE,

Sailing every Wednesday from Philadelphia
and Liverpool. Passenger Accommodations
for all classes unsurpassed. Tickets sold to
ana from Great Britain and Ireland, Nor
way, Sweden, Denmark, etc.
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION CO.,
General agents, 305 Walnut ST., Philadelphia.
Full Information can be had of J. J. Nc
CORMICK, Fourth avenue and Smithfield
street. LOUIS MOESER, GIG Smithfield
street. mhSHrrS
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Rooms To Let.

Rooms To Let.
T ARGE iroom on second floor with board, COM
IL fortably furnished, dressing room, with bath.
W. c.. terms reasonable: good location, large
grounds and porches. on line of cable cars. ngle-
side. Penn av.. corner Rebecca ST., East End,
Pittsburg, Pa.
d O0M-Large. elegantly furnished parlor, with
h folding bed. and two pleasant second-story
rooms: good table board next door. Sl5 South
Highland av., E. z.
YNYLIE AV.-No. 2oi, furnished rooms by day.
w week or month; also boarding If desired, at
Zalkind House.
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l. furnishing, notion and wall paper: resfau-
bakery. milk depot; fish and oyster market,
snss roaS shop teH ere C 30 sTse gsmtssd sPs
street.
Business Properties For Sale.
business property on Penn av., E. E., central
d ioca ton: wifi double in value in three or five
years: low price and easy terms, or Will trade Tor
L Pr9perf ny F. Te
present income $3.50 per year; corner property,
Tour brick dwellings and one store and dwelling
well located in Seventeenth ward. W. A. Heron
Il Sons, so Fourth av.
INVESTMENT PROPERTY-Wood st-Ware-
L house now rented to good tenants Samuel W.
Black Z Co.. 80 Fourth av.
FOR sALE-IMPROvED REAL ESTATE
CITY Residences. h4.,,. IS
AT A BARGAIN-Corner Wylie av. and Duff
IA ST., house of u rooms: lot 6Oxl6O rect; easy
terms. George Johnston, Agent, 62 Fourth av.
CtENTER Av., NEAR Erin st.,Brick house. large
~ rooms; attic: bathroom: laundry: furnace in
cellar; elegant slate mantels; tile hearths best gas
saving appliances; side entrance: lot 24Tl6s with
dence: good neighborhood. Inquire 81 Seventh av.
MT. wASHINGTON-s 300 buys new house
w rooms, hall. porches. city water, etc.. close
to electric road: bargain. Baltensperger Will
Jams, l4s Fourth av.
UO eOO-For sale or exchange-A neat new
DA, Queen Anne cottages 500 cash and balance
payable s1S per mo-. principal and interest; tin
roof. cellar. stone foundation. well drained, nice
laying lot 30xl30 to alley total tax $40 per year,
water tax So per yearthis beautiful little home is in
Knoxville. one of our most desirable suburbs: we
will exchange Tor good 500 lot or suitable city
property. Burtt & Sweeny, ITO Fourth av.
QeO 2OO-For sale or exchange-A neat new
dDL, Queen Anne cottage: 500 cash and balance
payable SIS per no., principal and interest; Tin
roof. cellar, stone foundation well drained, nice
laying lot 3ONi3O to alley: total tax $40 per year
water tax IS per year: this beautiful little home Is
in Knoxville, one of our most desirable suburbs; we
will exchange for good 800 lot or suitable city
property. Burtt & SweenY. ITO Fourth av.
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OFFICE OF MoNoNGAHELA INSURANCE Co.,
No. 9s Fourth avenue.
PITTSBURG, Jan. 5, 1892. )
DIRECTORS OF THIS COM
~ PANY have this day declared dividend Of
ONE DOLLAR AND FIFTY CENTS PER
SHARE, on the capital stock. out OF the earnings
of the last six months, payable and after FRI
day. sth inst. JNO. H. CLANCY,
ia7-4N-D Secretary.
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Allegheny Residences

ITO LET-North av. facing parks. fine two-stor
L mausard brick residence; ten rooms. hal
vestlbule, front lawn every convenience. Sc
Black Baird, 95 Fourth av.
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Offices and Desk Room To Let.

rINO LET-In Ferguson block. the finest fire proof
l. office building in the city, located on Third
av., just below the new postoffce, having also
with all IN odern conveniences, high speed eleva-
tors, steam heat, electric light and janitor's serv
ices free; rent lower than others getting IN old
and inconvenient buildings; possession about jan
uary 1; rent free until April send for illustrated
book. Black & Baird, No. % Fourth av.
ITO LET-On Third av., opposite the postoffce
large house OF 10 rooms, modern fixtures, offices
on the first floor arranged so that they, can be
rented separately: send for list. See W. A. Heron
& Sons, No. 80 Fourth av.
ITO LET-Ofice rooms, third floors, suitable for
i attorneys real estate business; light and
heat furnished Apply to Dispatch Business Office,
corner Smitffeld and Diamond SITS.
Miscellaneous TO Lets.
STABLE-Very convenient; will hold three horses
y and two wagons. Call st o. Seventh av.
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Boarders and Lodgers Wanted.
DOARDERS and dodgers wanted: best meals in
ID city 25c; rooms. Soc up. Hotel Wilson, 10
Smithfeld st.
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Suburban Residences For Sale.
T1FTY (5O) brick and frame houses in Shadyside
l. and East Liberty, at from $3, 500 to rs, 90.
Particulars of Murry & Edsall, Fidelity building,
121 Fourth av.
MINISTERS homestead of 60 acres, fenced, well
WI watered, convenient to railroad station,
Pittsburg town and village, schools, academy,
etc; bottom land, never oyerflows large house Of
ten rooms, barn, Outbuldngs, fruit. etc.; will
suit gardening, fruit. grain. dairy stock; price
low. Inquire of Ed Wittish, 4l0 Grant ST., Pitts
burg, Pa.
CHADYSIDE-Fine residence property; convent
- ent to P. r. R.. cable and electric lines; price
SIS, 0oo See Murry and Edsall, 12l Fourth avenue.
pS 5OO-shsdysde; $500 cash, balance s25 per
eDC, month, or similar terms; one square from
Center ay. cars and railroad station; new s-room
frame: immediate possession; good, established
neghborhood; lot 30x1o0: electric and gas lights;
electric bells with annunciators, slate laundry tubs
very large cemented cellar; particularly large
rooms. sliding doors to hall. parlor and dining
room: guarantee very finest material and work
manship; thousands of Pittsburgers to-day are
paying rent for less desirable homes that would
meet payment of both principal ana interest of this
beautiful home. Burtt Sweeny, ITO Fourth av.
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Instruction.
Permanent Guests Wanted.

THAST END HOTEL-Penn av., East End near
Il Denniston av., under new management and
thoroughly renovated; on line of electric cars; Ave
minutes walk from both cable roads and East
Liberty station this hotel, with its spacious Of
fees parlors and rooms, large porches and benuti-
full lawn, offers special inducements in rates to
single gentlemen who desire a. home other than Il
boarding house; transient guests also solicited.
A. Ii. Wilson, Proprietor.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-12

Dividends.
OFFICE OF THE CASH INSURANCE COMPANY,
PITTsBURG. PA, January 4, 1892.
nIVIDEND NO. 4S-THE BOARD OF DIRECT
IL ORS of this company have this day declared
emi-annual dividend ofFOUR PER CENT (s2 per
share). payable on and after the 11th inst.
ja9-22 JOSEPH T. JOHNSTON, Secretary.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-12

GERMAN SAVINGS AND DEPOSIT BANK
OF BIRMINGHAM,
PITTSBURG, Jan. . 1892.
nIVIDEND-THED DIRECTORS OF THIS BANK
~ have this day declared dividend of SIX (6)
PER CENT out of the earnings of the last six
months on the capital stock. payable January l.,
1892. j. +. ERNY, Cashier.
ia3-159-MTTssu
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WANTED.
Male and Female Help w,

UTANTED-Room-Two young ladies' engaged
w during the day desire a furnished ROOM witt
or without board, in private refined family II
Allegheny; reference given and exchanged. Ad
dress Furnish. Dispatch office.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-12

GERMAN SAVINGS AND DEPOSIT BANK }
OF BIRMINGHAM,
PITTSBURG. S. S.. January 2. 1892.
ANNUAL ELECTION FOR
T. directors of this bank will be held at the bank
ing house. TUESDAY, january II 1897 between
the hours of and P. NJ. j. +. ERNY,
ja3-l6O-MTTssu Cashier.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-12

East End Residences For Sale.
T ARGE brick house, in the center of improve
IL ments III the East End: lot 250X3O0 feet COW
cred by large shade trees; suitable location for
family hotel. For particulars see Murry & Edsall,
III Fourth av.
OAKLAND residence-Ony 81. 500; frame house;
" rooms and finished attic; well finished
throughout: lot 75x20O feet. Particulars of Murry
& Edsal, Fidelity building.
U7 5OO-Cheap-Vauabler real estate: lot 21x100,
eDS, on Penn av., having erected thereon n
three-story brick building, containing eight rooms
and bar-room; one-half cash. balance in one and
two years. Apply at $3.50 Penn
Allegheny Residences For Sale.
JACKSON ST.. Second ward-Brick house of
y rooms; vestibule, hall, Kitchen, bathroom.
marble mantels. sliding doors: all modern conveni-
ences with lot 20x112; price, IS, 50O A. Il. Byers
Co., 90 Federal st.
VALUABLE property corner Prebleav. and Han
over ST.. Allegheny. lot 72x120 feet. having
thereon several frame buildings. Geo. Johnston,
Agent, 62 Fourth av., Pittsburg.
GpC SOO-Second ward. Allegheny, within half
aDC, square from Irwin avenue electric cars:
new pressed brick house of eight rooms. hall, bath
and laundry, both gases and water, slate mantels,
tile hearths inside shutters, sliding doors, slate
roof; lot 20X100; possession April John K Ewing
& Co., 1N Federal st.
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Partner Wanted.
DARTNER with from s. 900 to S. 900 in a paying
L business now established: good chance for Il
business man; investment secured. Address @. F.,
Dispatch office.
DARTNER with q, 900 to invest in legitimate
L business paying so per cent. For particulars
address NJ, Dispatch office.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-12

Dec. 81. 1891. (
ELECTION-THE ANNUAL ELECTION FOR
Il Directors of this bank to serve for the en-
suing year will be held at the banking house.
ner Butler and Forty third sts.. on WEDNES-
DAY, January lS 1892, between the hours Of II A.
M and P, NJ. w. 3. WILLIAMS.
ial-3-D Cashier.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-12

NrOTICE-THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
N Pittsburg Union Passenger Railway Company
will be held at the Office of the company at the cor
ner of Beaver and Island avs, Allegheny City,
on MONDAY, january IS, 1G9e, at O'Clock P. NJ.
for the purpose of holding the annual election for
directors and for the transaction of such other
business as may come before the meeting.
jal2-63-MTT A. NJ. NEEPER, Secretary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-20
THE LADIES TO HELP.

Committees Appointed to Entertain Those Ex-
pected to Accompany the Delegates.
The members Of the Washington Merchant
Tailors Exchange and their ladies were de-
lightfully entertained at the residence of Mr..
Jno. A. Griesbauer Monday evening. This
was the first of series Of meetings to be held
so as to get the ladies thoroughly acquainted
with each other and the part they are to fill in
entertaining the ladies that will accompany the
delegates to the seventh annual convention Of
the Merchant Tailors' National Exchange,
which meets in this city next month at the
Ebbitt House. Judging from the large at
tendance upon this f<st meeting and the en-
thusiasm shown by the ladies, it is evident that
they will spare no pains to make the occasion
as agreeable as possible and one to be long re-
membered by the many ladies that are ex-
pected here.
After organizing the committees and trans
acting further business the remainder Of the
evening WAS passed in the enjoyment Of music
and refreshments
The committee on entertainment is as follows:
Mrs. E. H. Snyder. chairman; Miss A. NJ.
Griesbauer, secretary; Mrs. +. j. Heiberger, jr.
Mrs W. C. Mertz, Mrs. Owen Owen, Mrs. G. o.
Wood Mrs. L. A. Ghiselli. Miss Ghiselli, Mrs
Jno. J. Costinett. Miss Richardson, Mrs. VI.
Losano, Mrs. Frank Losano, Mrs. p. L. Bennett,
Mrs. W. H. Cranston, Mrs. J. j. Fuller, Mrs. A.
Ghiselli, Mrs. J. II. Moriarty, Mrs. Edwin Pot
bury, Mrs L. L. Schmidt, Mrs. A. W. He'll, Mrs.
Glaeser, Miss X. Moriarty, Mrs. Jno. A. Cries
bauer.
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RE MUST LEAVE THE oouxrKx.
a Transvasi Editor Attacks tho Duke q
Garencess Charartcr


A dispatch from JohAnnesburs, in the Trans
vaal. states that great excitement has been
caused there by the action OF tho editor Of an
English paper published in that place. In an
article on the death OF the Duke Of Clarence
and Avondale the editor took occasion 70 make
an attack upon the character Of the duke The
article called forth many unfavorabie con-
ments both from English and Boers aliko.
The editor attended the theater at Johannes-
burg the night following the publication Of the
offensive article. When his presence became
known TO the rest Of the audience he va. booted
at and many we're the excavations hurled ~
him. The audience carried away by their
feeling OF disgust and contempt for the man
who attacked the dead, rose en- masse and
sought 90 mob him.
The editor, seeing his danger. hastily fed,
and made his escape from the theater through
a back door. When the audience found that
Their intended prey had ESCAPED them they
were IN no humor to listen 20 theatrical per
iormance. They resolved themselves into .
mass meeting, at which Il Was decided that un-
less the editor was removed from his post he
would be forcibly elected from the country.
After these proceedings n crowd went 10 the
ONCE OF the newspaper and vented their in
dgnation against the editor bv stoning the
pullding and smashing all the windows In IT.
The whereabouts of the editor II unknown,
and u is believed that in the present state Of
popular indignation il would not be safe for
hlin to appear IN Johannesburg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-20
GREATER NEW YORK.
A Plan for the Consolidation OF Adjacent
Towns in the City Adopted.

The commission appointed 10 inquire into
the advisability OF consolidating New York,
Brooklyn, Long Island City, West Chester and
other towns, the county of Richmond. &c., into
one great city. met on Monday in New York in
the office ofthe commissions president, Andrew
ii. Green. President Green submitted a bill
which he had prepared outlining the prelimi-
nary steps IN the proposed consolidation.
Inc following is the territory embraced in
the consolidation scheme: The city Of New
YORK, The county Of Kings. the county OF Rich
mond, the town Of West Chester and that por-
tion OF the towns Of Fast Chester and Pelham
which lies southerly ON a straight line drawn
tof the point where the nortberly line of the
clty OF New York intersects the center line Of
me Bronx river 20 the middle Of the channel.
between Hunters and Glen Island IN Long
Island sound, Long Island City, the town Of
Newtown, the town of Flushing. the town of
Jamaica and that part OF the town OF Hemp
stead which - westerly of n straight line drawn
from the southeasteriy point OF the town of
tiushing through the middle of the channels
between kocknway beach and shelter Island 70
the waters of the Atlantic ocean.
The bill was approved by the commission.
ARD II was voted that Assomblyman George r.
Webster take Il to Albany winch Mr. Webster
consented 10 do. He said he was In favor of
consolidation aud would do everything in his
power TO further the scheme
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-20
ALEXANDRIA.

RICHMOND FRowNISa At JACKSON CITY.
The present condition Of affairs at jackson
City, the south end of the Long bridge, is now
under consideration in the legislature of Vir-
ginia Judge Chichester Of the county court
has from time to time made strong representa-
tions on the subject, and State Senator Mush-
bach and Delegate Bendheim have each intro
duced bills looking to the entire prohibition Of
the most OF the games now played there and
providing for the full enforcement Of the law
Fines as large as $500 and three months in Jail
will be imposed on gamblers by the new laws
CELEBRATION OF GEN. LEES BIRTHDAY.
Lannon's Opera House was filed last night
with representative Alexandria audience of
ladies and gentlemen, who had been invited by
Lee Camp of Confederate Veterans to unite in
the celebration Of the birthday of Gen. Robert
E. Lee. DR.. Bedford Brown, late of the con-
federate army, presided and there were upon
the stand Gen. NJ. ID. Corse, Capt. P. B. Hooe
and other members of Lee camp
DIR. Brown in a fow well-choscn words intro
duced Mr.. w. L. Wilson of West Virginia as
the orator Of the occasion, and for nearly an
hour Mr.. Wilson delighted the assemblage with
an eloquent discourse accumulated by frequent
bursts OF applause.
THE PHILLIPS MURDER CASE.
The motion for a new trial in the case of
Jefferson Phillips, convicted yesterday Of the
murder Of Geo. s. Smith, was presented in the
corporation court today. This motion and the
motion on the exceptions will form the basis Of
an appeal to the court of appeals on the law of
the case. 1t is not considered at all likely that
new trial will be granted by Judge Norton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-20
INSUFFICIENT RATIONS.
Court of Inquiry to Investigate the ALE
cations Of the Marine Guard.

A Court of Inquiry to Investigate the Ale
cations of the Marine Guard
By order Of the Secretary of the Navy court
Of inquiry will meet at the Washington navy
yard a. noon tomorrow for the purpose Of con-
Quoting an investigation into certain complaints
and allegations that have been made in regard
to the insufficiency Of the rations and accom-
modations furnished to the men of the marine
guard at that yard. The court consists of
Commander F. W. Dickens, Lieutenant Com
mander r. E. Carmody and Capt s. L. Mercer
Of the marine corps. with Lieut.. F. E. Beatty
as judge advocate. The complaints that have
been made involve no charges against any Off
Ger OF the service, although, Of course, the
commandant Of the guard. Capt Robert Meade,
is responsible for the condition Of things at the
post There have been numerous objections
made OF late by various men in the guard that
the rations furnished them are wholly INSULT
cient and that the accommodations at the yard
are inadequate. On Monday of this week a
deputation of four ciergymen, representing
the ministers of Washington, called upon the
Secretary ut the Navy Department and voiced
the complaints of the men. They were Rev.
Drs. G. H. Corey Of the Metropolitan n. E.
Church. s. N. Newman of the First Congrega-
tional Church, Byron Sunderland, First Presby-
terrain Church. and W. E. Parson, Lutheran
Church Of the Reformation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-20
A MOUNTAIN AMAZON,
West virginia's Noted Young Female Moon.
sinner ElopeS.

West virginia's Noted Young Female Moon.
sinner Elopes.
Lucy Mcclure, young girl of eighteen. liv-
ing in Lincoln county, West Virginia, noted as
a moonshiner, has added to her already rcmau-
tic career by clipping with James Adkins. The
two met and the young woman, who is mascu-
line in many respects, proposed the elopement
They rode across the country to Milton,
where they took the Chesapeake and Ohio for
lrouton, Ohio, where they were married. They
returned home, Lucy appearing very proud Of
her husband, who ID the more effeminate of the
two.
Lucy's career a. . moonshiner has given her
fame. She is now under 81 900 bonds to APP
pear before the United States court to answer
the charge OF illicit selling. Her plan was
unique one. Her sales were made principally
to the workmen on the Norfolk and Western
extension. She had deet little pony, two Jugs
and small revolver. For more than q year
she evaded the officers who were after her She
knew every road in the country and had friends
along them all. Whenever the officers were In
pursuit she would be notified and either escape
upon her aeet pony or was shielded BY her
friends. Finally she was surprised, and the
oficers being too many for her she surren-
dered.
The court held her i'm el,oo0 bail to answer
indictments Of the grand Jury, under which
bond she now is.~ Her slopement vas . sem
sational - her other escspades.
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Was Not Robbed at All.

Yesterday afternoon a young woman giving
her name as Nellie Carr and her residence as
No. 512 North Calvert street, Baltimore, ap-
peared in the Office of Inspector Swindells at
police headquarters and made complaint
of a daring assault and robbery. The young
woman cried es though her heart would
break and talked as though she really
meant what she said. Her story was that
she came over here to pay a bill of S37
and that she had that amount Of money in her
pocket when she reached this city. In the vi
entity Of the Baltimore and Ohio depot she was
assaulted by a colored man, who knocked her
down, and in addition to beating her robbed
her of every cent of her money. She was
troubled to know how to get back home. While
Detectives Mattingly and Gallaher were out
investigating her complaint the woman made
contradictory statements to the officers in the
office and when called to account for her con-
duct she said that she only had to tell the
truth to one officer and she could tell the
others what she felt like telling them. She was
finally told that there was no truth in her state
ment, as the officers had found from their
brief investigation that she had not stated facts
and as she left the office she was told that SAM
tary Officer Frank would probably give her
transportation She turned and said: Il guess
I've got enough money to pay my way home. -