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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-12
COMPLAINT OF A TEXAN.


He Wa Arrested and Assaulted without
Caase I'm New York.
Nsv Nosk. Aug. ia-saperntendent Byrnes
VII investigate the charges by james H. snel-
ser, agent OF the Texarkana and Fort Smith
Railroad Company in Texas. against Policeman
FARRELL, whom he charges with blackmAn aud
robbery.
smelser ~ss arrested in broadway on July
for intoxicsticn. Ne claims that he va.
no; Intoxicated At the time aud that
he was arrested for no apparent
cause. In the struggle 10 avoid ar
rest he alleges tina, helosta q 0eodiamond stud
He further ssys that he subjected % out
r~feoas sbuse and that the policeman. With .
eoAfederate. attempted 20 eKtort money from
hum ~ seeCre his release.
Superintendent Byrnes thinks u strange that
Mr. sr,.is,r should have waited 30 long % rnake
b. cornrlsiEt. lie u in-lir VI 10 doubt has
stor- Mr.. Suaelser, he says, viii have r,dre-s
Il = 81 are o. he states, hut he may have 70
come frcsa Texas 20 Prove his case.
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DEFENDING pR. scrnprR.
HIS Brother Declare. That ne Was Tn
doubtelly Insane.


CHICAGO. Aug. IA EdWard b. Topnaa
attorney for the Danton family. published an
local paper yesterday . reply 10 the defense
made on behalf Of DIR. Martin Scuddrr In the
New York hdsTend.nt A morning paper
prints a seven-colamn article over the sigma
ture Of DIR. Doremns Scadder. brother Of th.
alleged murderer. which goes into a detailed
statement of the case
II IL tho first time the views of the nearest
relativt OF the smcide have been made pubIie.
DIR. ScuddeF, his brother SAVE was in.an. be-
fore MIs. Duntons death and showed homie itlal
and suicidal tendencies. He was imam. nftor
her death. the statement says. and tried 60 Iii
his own father, and IN all probability deliber-
stely poisoned himself
The charges against his brother are alleged bv
Dr. Doremus Scudder Ca be due to the desire
on the part Of Mrs. Dunton's relatives 60 oh
tain Mn. Duntons property. IL L. clAimed by
Dr. seGdder that the viii alleged TO b, forgery
Is nota forgery at all. but is valid There
Tore n Is apparent that the first document will
he contested IN the interests of Mirs Dora
Scudder. This Is rendered more certain by the
silence of DIR. Doremus Scudder, the circum-
stances surrounding the making Of tbs will or
the wills, and the attempt OF DIR. Henry scn,ider
to remove the TN box containing Mrs. Dunton' .
papers.
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SWEET OVER A pREcrprcE.
Over Three hundred Head OF Cattle
Tramried on Two Cowboys.

Bosrs CIR. inAro, Aug. i2--HuAg-y proc
pectors on Tuesday caused the loss Of S6i head
Of fine cattle and nc death " two couboy.
near Hammock. Butte. The Prospector~. who are
now under arrest. attempted 10 captures stray
calf. which ran into the herd. The prospec,o--
tired to cut out the calf. A stampede resulted
and he cattle ran toward the hriik OF a ,lia
The two coNboys. Jerome Masson and
Daniel Hancock. sncceeded in getting IN
froni " the herd and attempted 20 b-iug the
animals to standStill Their hnrri-i.a
eomrarions saw them swept Of tie ollf ss tlIe
maddenod ANIMAL. unable 10 stop. rushed over.
Three hundred aud sixty-one ca a. wer. forced
on IN" oih aud fell seventy nine feet The
bodies at the two cowboys we're found drea l.
fully mangle,l thousands Of buzzards ana
vulturvs have gathered
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More Indian Trouble.

More trouble with the Indians has occurred
In Arizona On Monday last Indians
killed two men Mt the Davenport ranch
In Coyote mr. ain. fifteen miles south
Of Sc r. A. T. Head and Rev. W. u. Duke sent
this information from Deming 10 Gen Bliss at
Fort Baysrd. Nm. and asked that some action
be taken, as the Indians were still in the vicinity
OF the murders according TO reports received
Yesterday through Pachita mail carriers Gen.
Bliss wired department head quarters at Los
Angeles, Cal, and today the adjutant
general OF the army received dispatch
from Col. III. c. Corbin. assistant ndju-
tsnt general Of tue department of Arizona,
telling of the murders. The commanding
officer Mt Fort Baiyre has been directed 20
cause immediate investigation a. 10 the pres
ence OF any Indians in the neighborhood where
the murders were committed and orders
have also been given TO the commanding off,
Ger at San Carlos Indian agency 90 ascertain IL
any Indians are or have been absent from that
reservation
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DIED.


DIED.
kxif& 8 n gs,dsy. August IL. iss2. ct lois
Hunersl from her residence % street north
veet. saturday. Auxust ID. at O'Clock y M.
cHU8NIno: On Auxuss II. lses. WILLIAM be-
49, q sArah chuenins. i'm the sishtisth
BIZ ais CHILDREN.
,fpnersl satyEdag II 9. m. from Israel station. O.
n T.. hnlsd1e. Friends ere Invited
HANNI On thursday ,Auss.s, II. lsae. Of o'cioch
80 n, LIZA. beloved VIII q haaolph hsnni. sssd
ySssnl sunday. August L. ct p... ru..r.l pr.-
Il AssgatT On wsan..a.y., August 10. Issa.
Doenlnscr Church. where solemn hfrk - VII -
seAa LOT ~ repoes ~ his soul Rsastv cad fisnAs
respectfully invited 20 attend.
PnkKfnIh NAN @ rrd.y, August Sg u lsae. 4 axs
uoetcs Of funeral hsreafter -
eULLIyAH On thursday. Ausust II. -. =
In - tvynH eighth year Of her sgsL
xnnsrl from her svntt rcsid~noe. 37th ana p
s.ssss nesshvsse. Sunday. l4sh Instant al oclock
wALsH. On rhursday, Auxuss N lspa m . .so
~. Ll<AeE1H, the beloved dsugbtsr "a ths 49,
h4yeso 40 julia walsh. sgsd twenty two ysara
fnnssal Gom h~r late residenrs No. i NJ ssr>~<
nsesvs end frssnds srs rssDsctfally invissd . 81
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Heavy Storms sweep Over Spain.

MADRID, Aug. l2-Heasy storms are sweep
ing over Spain and nre doing an immense
amount of damage. The rain lie falling in tor
rents and IL destroying the grape and olive
crops. Much damage has been done bv the
rivers overlooking their banks. and in some
places the low country adjacent Co the rivers
resembles hugh lakes. In Huesca the Isuela
river is out OF its banks. The flood has already
carried away thirty houses and it Is feared that
other damage will be done
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CAaHAnr & Lrrnr.
cas- 7TH AND TOO Z 81, NV.

Canaan & Lrrnr
cas- 7TH AND 700 81. NV
cHALLlEs-Hah WOOL. about 25 pieces. 1ee. quality.
Aasked down 10 l21<c.
IDxAILAN CHALLIEs-32 inches vids l6c. qual-
ity. Marked down 70 121<c.
LADII9 JERSEY RIBBED vESTs-silk smbeoid.
cry around the neck and arms. Soc.
quality. Marked down to PIC.
LADIES' wAIsTS-Fancy sursh lawn. Sizes 80 to
40inch- Only Soc.
GENUINE BIARRITZ KID GLOVES. Only Sc
Worth el.25.
BARGAINS IN PARAsoLs.
BAReAINs IN CHINA MATING
MEMS FINE SCOTCH MADRAS SHIRTS, neat
pin s.ripss- Reduced from q. 50 10 q.
. ptscss Of l2}<c WHITE PLAID and CHICK MUS
LINs. Reduced to &c. Der yard
CARHARr LHIDY.
suo ~ 7th - and 7oe Z sA .. Q.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-12

Marriage licenses have been issued by the
clerk Of the court TO the following: John c.
Green and Mary z. Early; George Gibson and
Ella Susan Moore, both of Anne Arundel
county, Nd. James stoner and Amelia Minor;
Willie Bernard Sims and Bessie L. strAther.
both Of Tayman's Mil, Va; George Taylor and
Lucy Gordon.
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Raltimore Markets

BALTIMORE, Aug. lS.-Flour steady, unclaimed
-receipts, 1l,2sS barrels shipments, s0s barrels;
ssies 900 barrels. Wheat weak-No. . red spot
sOssox; August, sosssh; september. s04 as0x;
receipts l4iiss S.shels; shipmentL ssz ssI bushels
stock. l.sss,eSe bushels; salss, S0l,o00 buahels.
Southern wheat easy-Fultz, 7sas2; Longberry,
S0aSS. Corn duls-mixed spot, 66a56k; August,
66H asked; September, 5th hid: October, 66x bid
receipts, 6sls bushels; stock. $3.50 bushels sales
1900 bushels. Southern corn steady-white, SEA
81: yellow. t6sss. Oats steady-No. while
40 bushela stock. lsa.lls bushels. Rye steady-
No. ., u asked-receipts, ass bushels; stock,
1s.sA busheiA Hay steady and nrm-Good 70
choice timothy, lA5oals.60. Gram freighis dun
unchanged. Cotton steady-niddling, u. Pro-
visions steady-mess PORK. 1850 bulk mesfs, loose
shouldere. X; long clear, 9; clear NIB sides, sk;
refined, sK; crnde. N. Butter Arn = creamery,
fancy, -; DO. fair 70 choice, siass do imits.
ton. fsaso ladle. fancy, Is; do good 70 choice Is
AT; store-packed, laai5; grasa, 1xa1& keQ nrm
end active-iSal6 Coffee nrm-Rio eoeg0es, fair,
II; No. :, lsKai< sugar Arm, uhchangeG
changed. Peanuts unchanged.
I'D % sasss. ,.sa ssmoss ana e OHIO .oc z
sskss5K; Northern Central stsck, ssx bid; Bats
more and OAi0 eou1hveseesa nrsfs. 1eSfalosk;
DO. nrss Incomes. cox Id do. ssconl ine0nsA Il
bid: do. thifd incomes, 1sSk; consolidsted ms
sonds, ilsk bid; do. stock. seksssx.
Chicago Narkss.
CHICAGO. Aug. 10 tclosanG. = WAsst--oepeem-
Der, tx. Corn-6eptembeg, Eek; October, eok.
oais : September, ssA; 0ctoeer, ~: Port -Sep-
September Assk.
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vrxxxA, Aus. nJohspn Singer, . elerk
Who had been ont Of work for soma fiAs, thxs
morning killed the woman vi<h uhea - ~
be<n Minis, fhnir thsss eki1drsa anA hinsslf.
he started charcoal nro IN - poam uhsus
thsy slspt and IL psEishsd from ths hAl funss.
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TRs. wINsLows SOOTHING SYRUP

Mrs. wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP
Hes been ussd for evsr FIFTY YEARS BY MILLIONS
Of NOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE TEETH.
INC with PERFECT SUCCESS. Il sOoTHEs the
CHILD, ooFTENs the GUMS. AILAYs Ill PAIN.
OURKs WIND collie and 10 the best rsmsdy for
DIARRH0A Sold By druggists In every part OF the
world b sure and ask for Mrs. winslow's Sooth-
ips Syrup" and take no other kind Is cents bottle.
DulOCeNEss, CONSTIPATION, TORPID LIVER,
.D&c,, cured Nerve and Liver Hflls 30 doses &c.
0ampies free. SCHILLER 4 STEVENS,
oh st. and Pa. ave.
Fon THr BLoop.
weakness. Malaria. Indigestion and Biousnsss take
BROWNS IRON BITTERs.
cures quickly. For sale BY all dealers In msdiciee
Get the genuine. y
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A Story That Another Attempt WIN j

Made.
PIrTsBURo, Pa, Aug. 1.-The story pub
lishsd this morning that Anarchist Aaronstamm,
Q rabid friend Of Bergman, il in Pittsburg and
under oath to do what Bergman failed to do
kill H. c. Frick-created considerable anxiety
and excitement for time.
At noon today, In . talk with Q reporter of
the United Press, Chief of Police Roger OMAN
ridiculsd the .published story, and notwith-
standing the alleged statements Of the Austrian
vice consul to the American police
O'Mara pronouncss the whole matter abso-
lutely false and without the slightest Foundation
In any particular. He said the Pittsbury de-
partment Of public safety has received no
Information OF warning conserving any such
man - described: The police are not on the
scription or word concerning Aaronstanm
has been furnished the police from any source.
No additional precautions for the protection Of
Mr.. H. O. frick or any other member Of the
Carnegie Steel Company have bean provided
and none TIRE contemplated. No special officers
are stationed q guard at Mr.. Friek's residence
In the east end or accompany him when he h
on the public streets.
Secretary Lovejoy of the Carnegie Steel Com
psny was sssn, and said: "While We believe
there may be something in the story, and that
The man described may have lett New York for
=
burg, aud have taken no prosecutions. The
police viii attend TO that"
Two Detectives continue on duty ct the
entrance and inside the Carnegie o6ice build
ing, - they have since tbs day Of the attack
upon Mr.. Prick.
NEv yolx. Aug. l2.-Superiptsndsnt Byrnes
said this morning that be knew nothing regard
ing the information contsined In the dispatch
from Pithburg, which says that m anarchist
named Aaronstaun had left fhis city for there .
couple Of days ago with tbs avowed fntentf3n
Of filiisg h 9. Frisk, ths manager ef The o.
nsgis Company. so4
The dispstch in question says Inst the ascend
plot to KIN Nr. Frick Was reeA 70 Nr. Otto Eb-
erhadt, Austrian Vice consul In this city, Who
communicated Il 10 the police OF this ol1F. 1u-
peslntsndsut DyTnss nid be had nct sssn TIE
vies consul nor hard from HIN coeescning any
Plot 70 IN Mr.. Fnak. Hs .aAded ~ 10 IN
formation had como to him from any sources
regarding the man AAronstam. Superintendent
Byrnes p1aces lit1io fnith Ia the stary thst onoh
. psssoa has Gons - Pitssbusg to In II. fsiss.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-12

N orHrNa AFFORDS THE RESPECTABLE
HOUSEWIFE MORE PLEASURE THAN THE
KNOWLEDGE THAT. WHETHER
SHE HAVE LITTLE OR NO
READY MONEY AT HER
OUR EQUITABLE
CREDIT
SYSTEM
REPOs1NG UNBOUNDED
CONFIDENCE IN HER HONOR. PLACES HEB IN
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION OF EVERY COMFORT
AND ACCEPTS REPAYMENT FROM THE SMALL
SAVINGS OF HER
WEEKLY OR MONTHLY TOLL.
WITH Us HER PROMISES ARE AS GOLD AND
HER GOOD WILL AS TREASURES WHICH CAN
BE EXCHANGED FOR TANGIBLE HOUSEHOLD
NECESSITIES. ExALTIEG HER TO An EVEN
PLANE WITH THE MOST FORTUNATE.
OUR RENOVATED PARLoRs HAVE AGAIN
BEEN REpLKNIsHED WITH A HANDSOME
LINE OF
FURNITURE. CARPETS. MArTINas,
GAS AND vAPoR STOVES. REFRIGERAToKs.
BABY CARRIAGES. TOILET AND DINNER SETS
AND EVERY ARTICLE CALCULATED TO MAXI
HOME ATTRACTIVE AND TIE HOME cIRcLE
TO GLOW WITH CHEER
HOUSE & HERnxAsrs
CASH AND CHrDrr HOUSES
ol7 9ls. asi AND us3 7TH ST.
AND
aus &C MASS AVE NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-12

Last Saturday excursion on August 20 via
b. and .. X. X. Special train III 20 pm.
with Parior car. arriving at Atlantic civ at y
pm hound trip, ESQ, good to return Sun
day or Monday.-Adnt
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Be Sua. You ARr RreHr.
THEN 60 AHEAD

Dss Ans b vsry sure yos srv rishs IL n 10 s.sy
b dscsavsd-yes may be wrong and yet not knsvn
whsa 200 % 10 buy bossis Of cARrrE,s LITTLE
uvn PnIs b suss PC - ''o-A-R-T-E-R-ssr
~ 20 ere III r,sAs and can % she.d: you hnov
49, value; sAsy .svs fsEL but soss sasvss essis-
,ussaa-
ZEE SURE You Axe RIGHT
- - 'c-A-R-r-E-R-s-s." Frsuss and f.ns..sisns
IN ~ zoe wrong; don't let the. aor ne sure yoa
Sath susuiss cARTEEs LITTLE LIVER r:I.LA
AposzTIvE oURE pos SICK HEADACHE
o.an PM snau Do szau Russ- msls
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lGsrrssA asesAng Dnlsss Ds.eaAsr.

A8xSS8 uDss1SB I'M OoNBuot.
RoxDous, n. T., Ang. 1a.-A daughter d ~
sreas Iadiaa ohisf, sittag Rsll. and pstw l1as-
kls. formerly Of ths United ssasss army, ssrs
nsErtsA hsrs yestsrdAy ~ ths ssetdsnss q
wniiam Van Drasmw. Nszads, \ b ~, ssrssd
vith Custer. saa II = rspettsd tAAt ~ hsids
suos nvsA HI liz whsn sttncksd by IndtaaA
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GET TEE Best.
THE CONCORD HARNESS
LUTz L BRO
lo7 Psan. ave-. sd,oinins National Hotel
Trunks and sssshsls Of best make q low priosa
mh20
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Range Of the Thermometer
The following were the temperatures a. tbs
ONCE Of the weather bureau TODAY: sam, "a:
pm. 81; maximum. 81: minimum. Is
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MARRIED.

y hILtR-BLhKE. On Ausqa II, lse2 by Rev. ..
sgLA reATHER BLAKE. both u MOutsom..ry
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-12

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
The following the opening and closing prices o,
the New York Stock Market, Is reported by special
wire to Carson Mccartney. 14lo II street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-12

n esitoAasa,s u.isa - ~ . hsnA 4
- 80 verh.. sr!ls = wsss e.Pssssr, N
Ing IL product q nen-unisa vsEhnsA
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Name.
Name.
Washington Stock Exchange.

Government Bonds-U. s. q, registered. 1907.
l154 bid. llsk asked. L. s. Is, coupons. 1877.
District Of Columbia Bonds-2o-year fund, IS
1859, gold, 1861. bid, : asked. Water stocks, IS
currency. 1901, ils bid. asked. so-sear fund IS,
currency, 10 bid, - asked. s.s5s, 1874, fundaeur
rency, bid, li6 asked s5.s, reg 2-los. lssy-
1901, 100 bid. = asked.
town Ralir ad 1910 S. 1902 bid, asked. Washing
ton and Georgetown Railroad Convertible IS, las
bid, l3s asked. Masonic Han Assn IS, lol bid,
asked. Washington Light Infantry LIST mort
gage q, 1904, IS bid, = asked. Washington Gas
Company, series A, 6s,ll7ls bid, - asked Wasning-
ton Gas, series b, Is, lisa bid, asked. Washing
EckiugtOn Railroad Gs. s7A bid. asked. Chesa-
peake and Potomac Telephone LIST mort IS. - bid,
Railroad Convelti)le IS, 100 bid, lls asked. Us
Electric Light Convertible IS, 125 bin, asked.
American security and Trust IS, 1895, A. 4 O., 100
bid, = asked. American Security and Trust 5s,
1905, F. Il A., 100 bid,-asked. American Security
and Trust g. 1906, A. 4 o.. 100 pid, - asked.
Washington Market Co. LIST Is. lSs2-ls,1, 1851 bid
asked. Anscostia Railroad g, 1901, lee bid. -
National Bank stocks-Bank Of Washington, -
bid, - asked. Bank of the Republic, 100 bid, -
asked. Metropolitan, S65 bid asked. Central, 800
1857 bid, l65 asked Farmers and Mechanics. 1870
bid, asked Capital, 125 bid. 140 asked. West
End, io7 bid, asked. Traders. lis bid, - asked.
Railroad Stocks-W ashIngton and Georgetown
sos bid, $40 asked. Metropolitan, % bid, asked.
Columbia - bid. s. asked. Capitol and North o
Street. s7k bid. asked lexington aud Soldiers
Home, 3oA bid, - asked Georgetown and Tenley-
town. = bid. So asked. Rock Greek. 100 bid. -
asked.
Insurance stocks-Firemens, Is bid, Ia asked
Franklin. - bid, "a asked. Metropolitan, 50 bid
asked. National Union, II bid, M asked. Co
lumbia, Is bid, 17l asked. Potomac, 70 bid, -
asked. Riggs bid. 81 asked Peoples. 81 bid,
81 asked Lincoln. - bid. - asked Commercial.
bid, 50 asked.
Title Insurance stecks-Columbia Title, ~ bid,
- asked. Real Estate Title, l21 bid, asked
Gas and Electric Light Stocks-Wa shington Gas,
<6h bid IS asked Georgetown Gas, IS bid, -
asked US Electric Light, las bid, - asked.
Telephone Stocks-chesapeake and Potomac, -
bid, - asked American Graphophone, 81 bid.
asked. Pennsylvania, 20 bid, = asked.
Miscellaneous Stocks-Wash. Brick Machine, -
bid, 300 asked. Great Falls Ice, - bid, - asked
Pneumatic Gun Carriage, o.5o bid, 0.so asked. LIN
coin Hail, rs bid. asked.
Safe Deposit aud Trust Companies-Washington
Loan and Trust, llax bid, ls5 asked. American
security and Trust III bid. 1:2 asked. National
Safe Deposit, Savings and Trust Company, us
bid, 120 asked
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THEY WILL RESIST ARRKsr-Ar cLp-TInE 70
LoEsAN GIVES soHE or TIE nRscLrs OF
Hre ExrERrkScK-ruE KILLING OF oYFIckR
FouLRa M euIxRA LAxesrox RECALLED.
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Coax DrrAnrxrxr.
Anex lot Of Navy B.us and Black Storm
ssrss sui.s-l~cksss % iaehss ioas and half
SILK iinsd-fuli ball shirts-su slnA Bsns yslus
ever offered -
AM
Alos Of Finest Knxlizh eserm ssres Suits
jaesss. made with double s,itsAsd seams, fun
slsawl-rou collars and half stlh factas,-asmf-
train xkir;s An azss.
-sl0.- -
xs~ Atwood ssrss Esoa ssaia psrsses a.
tins-ali sizsA
-olQ-
LsLsssisht Tan sai Cray Rssfsss saa
t1hrd In - bul1d1n9D
WOODWARD . LoraROa
iOth. 18th and ssA AZ. sul2
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MusIIs UxprRvrAn Irrxs.
Laatss' Nuahn Dnwsfs. deep ham nd
t1rks. yoke bsnd
-25c. pair
Ladies' Muslin Gowna Hubbard yoke Of
tucks-colia- and cuRs-
-SOc.-
Ladies Mus,in Walking Sktrts-dssp camhrtc
ru.ns. tucked
-N-
tssoond door. 10eh d. bpilding.)
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Misses. Drpanrnrxr.

Misses. Drpanrnrxr.
Psresis Shirt Waists. in nsss pstssras-suakeA
back and fsons-roliinz collar and cuas. asses
eto ID yeara
-jc.-
dump Waists. In fn.iis tinou, dotted sviss.
Persian lawn. 10. sizs to Il yssn
--75c- to 60 To-
Fine white India Silk Guimp wai.ts-tucksd
yokss-iacs srIsnnin<s Sizes 10 IA ys.sa
"a 30 and IS IL
vry Fine Cream Silk Biouss wais.s. lssrs
sailor collars and aars cu6s. fsncily ssascAsd.
Sarss 10. L. sad IA years.
~
tI1hQ moor Ilth 81 boildiDR
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/
Hanley was fired upon by q negro. Which q
the two was aimed ut il not clear, but fortuna
ately neither Of them was hit
OFFICER DoYLE's CLOSE cALI.
Last Emancipation day came nsar 10 being
Officer Robert E. Doyles last day on earth. A
coIored militiaman from Baltimore fred his
rife in the street and when Doyle went 70 arrest
him he narrowly escaped . couple Of bayonst
thrusts.
Ofioers C. J. Wagner, Edward Murphy and
George W. Mason all know what il means 70 be
q physical minority. Each of these and other
officers, whose names are not remembersd nov
have been held down while their pistols and
batons have been taken from them by colorsd
assailants.
ofaoer Nmmel. latest sKperisncs-shich
was truly horrible one-Was graphically
sketched In yesterdays STAB
Officer @. W. Horton Il the last oHsoer Who
found 1t necessary to shoot In self-defense. He
had arrested Q desperate negro named Hall
and was taking him in, when Hall turned sud
TO do worse, when the officer shot at him and
killed him.
coMNITnKxn 10 TIE PsSIrExx1Anx.
Statistics of commitments 10 the penitentisry
during the ascal year ending June 50. 1891, sdd
brief but interesting chapter to ths figures
published In TIE STAB yesterday.
The official records show hat during u
twelve months indicated there were taken from
this city to Albany Ill conyicts. OF this num-
Der 81 were colored and the remaining 70 wsrs
white.
WHAT MASON COX sAxs
Major C. Coz, well-knovn rspubiican psai-
tician, says in relation 10 the movsmscs sesinst
Col Moore: The colonel d fully capable Of
performing the duties Of his position. He b .
worthy and efficient ofBcer In every rospoct snd
to remove him at this tina to suis Q few sore
head republicans would BE . rsAss>ksa On Re
party in the District
''Ths so-oalled rspuhlieans vhs vsitsd On -
Attorney General, aaliag his rsnoval o. u
ground that hs y Q Ae0ocrat, lave net - b.
terests Of the party q hsarl We cannot a
this time a1erd 70 bring ths police fsrss Into
pol1tns, and thnse vko Try - = % axp "a Ioysl
tofhe party. Why I'D nee tkis -oallsd se1nttSss
while they we're shout ID 81 fer - REMOVAL a
I'll denocrs3s from Tie dspagsDan67 II thsy
want to nnAks - issus Why not hsgin MA -
hesds Of The dsPAstnsas snA nes oonnsncs
With the polies2 Thsy inors t. spiris 81 u
Pnssidsuts nsnaes-<ka3 s6Bcisa1 pseseus
shoaA not - Rsmevsd from oGnco
''1hars b net n honast ~ h - Dis1xSet
Who can ~ that Col. Moore has not and u
position with crsaik Hsrsounlly I yin ~:
Col Moore, - q IN yen sod weEk, ~ n
tsus ei1tsens sss Nh 20 81 IN appass
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IL s1esl vorkps slxthD q Wost 01psGSsr. NJ
Ats msetfa9 q - IsDdss - IShsg 49,
e11on hey promissa 70 handls 70 cAru $780,
ing IL product a nnn-1nisa vuEhoR