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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Name.

TIE following are the opening and closing prices Of
wire to Carson Mccartney. 14l9 + street.
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Range of the Th~rmomet.

Range of the THERMOMETERS.
The following were the temperatures at the
Office Of the weather bureau today: sam, s.;
2 pm, ~; maxim um, 20. minimum, As
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A Receiver for the Chicago Gas Companx.

CHICAGO. Sept So.-A bill has been filed in
the United States circuit court asking for the
appointment of receiver for the Chicago Gas
Company.
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The fheereef of Wasan. a great religious
functionary held throughout Morocco in .
reverence second only to that shown the sui
tan, II dead.
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The Last German Of:Cer of Waterloo.
BERLIN, Sept. 30-Gen. Carl Muller the last
surviving German officer who took part in the
battle of Waterloo. died today in Hanover. He
WAS ninety-nine years old.
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CAl.liAkT 4 LEIDT.


- i.s.tl =. -ui 5o1 K.. T. o.
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Mr.. Hanford's Engagement.

Mr.. Charles Hanfori's engagement at the
Academy of Music will close with tomorrow
performances. Julius Cs-sr," which will be
repeated tonight. will be given at the matinee
tomorrow, and that will be the last opportunity
the Washington public will have Of witnessing
Mr. Hanford's matches imperronstion Of
Marc Aniony. Tomorrow night "lneomar"
VIII he again presented. Mr.. Hanford appearing
in the title role
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WAS 1T A CONSPIRACY.
Several Theories Developed in Regard to
Col. Canaday's Case.

PEOPLE MAY HAVE BEEN IN THE DEAD MANS
ROOM BEFORE THE SUICIDE WAS FOUND
WHAT THE JONES CHILDREN HEARD DURING
THE NIaHT-sUsPIcIoNs AROUSED.
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AYR, PMS.
THT
BEST REMEDY
FOR CONSTIPATION.
JAUNpICE. HEADACHE.
BILIOUsNEss AND
DYSPEPSIA
Easy To TAKE
SURE
To CURE
ALL DISORDERS
or THE STOMACH.
LIVER AND
BOWELS
EvrAr Dosr EFFECTIVE
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TH,sos To REMEMBER

orsssy can furnish your hou-e-every room In IT.
With ever article necessary. except stoves
0rasty don't .~ll snythins ~ ailments 50 II you
buy for cash visit Is Double stIres
orsssy he's CARPETS FROM n ~. % si ~
orssiy ~ill mAk. and lay any Carpet lowest POS
sibls wire.
os>sfy don't promise you -onethfnx for nothing snd
you douT st 70 anywhere. some persons
clam % make no charge for making. match
ms and laying Carpet Get our prices and
have Jour eyes op~n~d-
0sasty'~ sot1 OAK Cluster Lee Table. Six feet LONG
t.ks. everybody By sarrrise Os< Chairs.
cane seat. SIN for 81.
or.sty has . God Oak SUITE 2 pieSe-. ETA 81.
els. so SIS. Ell ~. s.s5. so 10 81. %.
0rsssy hes uas ~ d. business and that Is the
kioHT WAY.
or.ssy refund. tho money anything you buy not
ssti.fsctorJ-
Tech y0ur little children say Crs.sy IN. e1sber
Gr.ssy maze. bold statements AMI you must not
doubt I'LL you Try.
orsssy -in b. pleased ~ shO~ y0a arVund whether
you buy OF not.
Bemsmosr the
6RAsTY-SRAsTY-6RAsT
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arryoa Fuin- % ''II,lss Keep this fall,
r.,. 80 D.. - s--Ntc" O. sou thln
HundreI- - peoy.c IN Washington -.lJoyinx
F-EELLSS CREDIT SYSTEM
HAs na' VoBf
vsvulass you fc decide vhs.her or no. ~. TN
stock q Furniture AMI Carpets routsi1aI
On the .1r~ . hi- dotb- is NJ; iS. ~
ni0s.-ru ~tye. lust han i dnsh anil ~,
- Prize o. ~ routsire IN ans cash furniture
hous- ga Washington and We sell them all On c.eii
You Ilr or
WI loof with Of Flush or Hair Clo.h
farlur Suit-s-~- sell them .or : - cash $50
tinis.
We hslisvs thu, ~ rent - Hyh Grade Parlor
Pun tur- IN Tagrstry. Br-lte!le an. Wilton ring "a
g. hsO ~.n- susl Coari.ts you can md anywhere.
AM se tg''r t.sat pr.r-~ fuiiV p per cent
OtHsr stor-s.
-Four E-f ROOM
VIII iolt n-st and rou'o-taIIs Viti %, Soil
Oak 1t i-ro-B Su.-e~ Let slsw v5u the
s-' -og ss ssst sIS on time We nave all styles all
nnisE IN Bs,i Espri FUrnttu---aI! rri--s
~ J." We'd n TprHsff
". s-'t 10. - Err~-.i- ~ ID. ys-d eash. &c
~. ~ ti...- AlC4F made lai free OF s1trI
cost We tlt even Cttrse TOR the waste IN match
yosr D,assr Eoora
90 ~ -.t~trr lsa--=l.i-e ~ - ash. $50
TIM. ft to- g, - IN. 50 GA --- lit
~ 81 q 90 Vund Hair Natures ;oT $50 ASA.
nm vtr~ Srrir = p, - cash. >, ~ on credit
trvq ias thu; s,-r 'ad iilcr IN completely
tGrt-s-avs. EDas. "a o. "a 80 a-r'i %
% CEI p 1 !.
f0 to'.s &. >tsG.
...out.ly .-..-.. arranged %
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SPARKS FROM TIE TELEGRirH

The state Department commander of the q; A. r has
issued circular in which lie urges the fostering u" the
order OF the Sons OF Veterans.
Miss Susan y. Anthony nf Rochester. the we'll known
womnn's suniag. advocate. was yesterday appointed
manager Of the state School by GOV Flower
Senate Clerk Charles B Dunning has teiegrnphcd 10
personal friend in Albany that the statements about
his resignation beng asked for without foundation
in fact AMI that lie has never heard the subject men
toned. He says: :" The runor Is ridiculous"
Isaac Clark a cattle dealer who arrived in Buffalo
sunday from Cleveland. was found de ad in bed at
fuckers Hotel yestrroAy morning. Letters In his
pocket addressed to him at La Rue. o. and b. =
check book receipts dated at Marion. .. Death
was caused by heart disease.
Tho National Cordage Company yesterday het A.
notice to the secretary OF state In Albany that the
would do business In this state and the Secretary has
granted certificate to them. There WAS no tax. az
they came In under the sections OF the Corporation
law which allow company incorporated In anoth n
State prior to tho passage OF tho law to do business
without paying u tax
The State BOARD OF Regents will hold Its semi.a al
meeting III Albany on Wednesday Iiext. The appca q
tons of ninety schools for aditanre to tho State
University Will he considered. On Wednesday evening"
in the senate chamber al viii he held
Curtis and tho lats Reg, mt Francis Is herman two
memi crs OF the Soard who uicd since the meeting
June last.
The Government training ship Bancroft loft the dock
at Moor-s shipyard Eznh"thrnrt AT noon yesterday
on ITS fr.t trial trip. The vessel Was under command
OF capt Martin OF the steamer Monmouth She rR..cd
through tie Kills {" New Fork y. thruc" 10 Sandy
thing worked satisfactorily >h" returned 20 the sh
yard at > O'Clock. Engineer Grit'n. = 5. Y and
entynve others were on board The GOycrnIn trial
takes place within two week.
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SINGERS IN DISTRESS.
They Walt In Vain mt tho Ferry for tho
Manager Who Had Guaranteed Success.

There was weeping and wailing among
many young women and crashing Of teeth
and cursinG by about dozen men in corner
OF the waiting room of the CHRISTOPHER street
Ferry yesterday morning. The party were
m smbers OF the New York Church Choir Opera
Company. and they waited in vain for their
manager. Junius Howe. who was to have taken
them to Honesdale. wnere the company was
billed to open last night with " The Mascot"
Six weeks ago Howe organized the company.
There were forty people in all and most OF
them were selected from church choirs in this
city and Brooklyn. Miss Marie Glover was
soprano: Miss Sylvia Denton. mezzo. soprano;
William Ray. tenor. William H.. Valentine.
baritone. and Sam McCollim and MountJay
Walker. comedians They say that salaries,
were guaranteed TO- all. h: !!ss we're hal
Tho Black Hussar" They say Howe told
them that q millionaire was backing the show.
and there was no doubt that the operas would
opened in Morristown in Thank sEivinG week.
but tho date was cancelled 10y Howe because.
as he said. the company was not proficient:
Dates. were also cancelled Ill New Haven and
Mount Vernon.
on Friday the company was ordered by Howe
to assemble at the christopher street Ferry
at $3.50 yesterday morning and proceed In n
bers of tho company with the exception Of
Miss Glover were on hand. Howe was not
there. After waiting for him han hour
but Howe hadn't been there. fow, minutes
after3 o'clock n representative OF Howe ar.
rived. and told the company that Howe had
gone to BinGhamton. and before gong had
cause OF some bitches i'll contracts. The
women began to cry and the men were indig-
nant. 1t was said that several members OF tho
company had contributed money to help alon g
tho ontcrprISe,
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BROOKL IN.

All the old members Of the Real Estate Exchange
have been reelected Tor another year.
Justice calvin +. Pratt OF the supreme Court has
been elected Commander Of cPh.rson Post q. 4. r.
The Foa-d of Supervisors yesterday completed tho
of the vote of Kings county, AMI the figures
Will be sent TO Albany to-day.
Tho Rev. W. J. Mosier. who has been suffering from
nervous prostra,ion for some time has resigned TIE
pastorate OF the Ocean liIII Baptist Church.
Tho Kings County Electric Railway Company hiss
p~tltiOned the Board OF Alderman fer permission N
construct and Operate electric horse surface road.
various of the outlying wards.
Tie RI oOEyn and Brighton Eeach Railroad COM
pany has petit onei this Ronrh Of Aldermen Tor leave
tolOcRtc ITS city terminus III Eaton street near franS
lin arenuc SO as to connect with Tic Kings County
Elevated Railroad.
Judge Tiche ot the Butter street court has dismissed
the com lAnt against ". H. n"'nns IL" Republican
LEADER OF the Eighth ward. charging ian with hdNus
mad" mur'!"rnus threats against KATE NriOScIu, WHO
WAS formerly in his employment as servant.
Dr. WilliSm Jones. who shot his cousin SarAn l..
Douglass. at ~ WiiluUghhy street on Sow . Ar
Iaignrd yesterday in the Adams street 'nut. Nr.
Douglass having been discharged from the HOSPITAL
MIS- Douglass Suid that 81" would not pr"-"rni. Tor
cousin. as tie shooting was purely accidental. NJ
Jones wiiI probably be released tomorrow.
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Delaney Coster. Frederick Foster Carey.
Howard CLARK son. Mr. and Mrs Fred Esler. Mt

Delaney Coster. Frederick Foster Carey.
S sSs M Sfs
Mrs. John G. barron. Miss barron. Mrs. George .I
M9rfM s MIS- M 4gs,.n Mr. Mrs. Si
Law HssSoYM Miss aafss nrSs R%ng
s saSn S Mr nsd HhH rs Miss and
sr s Miss ~ $751; Sh Pr Ra @s S1 and
Mrs H. Mf aor annette RSssE
Emmst Names Il w9od " Mi,,e }a Hewa ri
iaacey Nicoll. John & T9rman., Nj. md Mr., Mrs.
fsS %sbs. nft Ms and Mrs Charles AbSrsm
he T. W Bb6y. C. G. BALDWIN; Mr. ~, an Tc Mrs;
Mr.. and Mrs. William 4. Tiffany. Ar
thur i.sary. ISIS ieary. Eugene ,,l HIS
f s,eiard Mr. wilson, na i Mrs Te@ HHs"n powd@is
Frederick De Pcyster.. Miss De Peystcr. 3. );
De ,Garmendla. Miss Margaret Tan oort!and
f fisWcd cray y. Mr. MAID and James Burden
TsS; Mss Mr. Mn NJ. T Gssass
BowdSin. Miss Helen +. kiEssf9Id. Mr.. md
Richard beafeii. Lawrence sodkLn; Mr.; and and
Miss Miss Marie del vale. Mr. and Mrs John Blood.
good ,Jr:, Courtlandt +. BisboI, Miss T. 81 l..
Miss Mont"n S.i Fhiip EyGis Robert Cutting
Pend eton. Robert S. N!intYrn., Or. I; NJ slim.
MsS Arden
and Graham Phelps Stokes.
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A WOMAN THEIR VICTIM.
Cowardly Conduct OF Crowd or Denver
White Caps.


DENVER, Dec 1.-THE crusade recently in
augurated In Pittsburgh by clerCymen against
fallen women has inspired residents in South
Denver to organize White Cap Society for
the better protection Of the suburb. Ten days
ago Mrs. Fannie Mitchell opened disreputa-
BILE house. Indignation meetings were held
for over week. and committees were appoint
cd to call on Nine. Mitchell with request to
move. In each instance the invitation was
respectfully declined.
On last Thursday night. after the inmates OF
the house had retired. some unknown persons
set the house on fire. All escaped In their
night clothes. and the entire structure was
burned to the ground. Tho loss is estimated
at $4,000 Severa, futile attempts were made
to discover the perpetrators. and finally Mrs
Mitchell announced her intention OF employ
Ing tho leading detective agency TO ihvestl-
cato the matter
On Saturday night stranger called on Nine.
Mitchell with message that her landlord de-
sired brief conversation. Securing wrap
the couple entered sarr r;i!: a moment
house 10 the suburbs Here she was ;nr-
rounded by a half hundred masked men,. The
leader threw rorc around Mrs. Mitchell $
neck. and. after assuring her that the day OF
Judgment had arrived. proceeded TO choke
tho now almost insensible woman. At tho
same time the leader announced that the in
tention was to force from her a confess ion as
to how she set fire to her South Denver house.
The woman asserted her innocence and de-
fled her captors to carry out their intent ion.
The rope was being pressed 'iG Ht Ely whe en
feared such n visit and engaged two detectives
to follow her both day and night. and that
they must DO near. Great excitement pre-
vailed. Tho lamps were put out and the mob
fed in terror. Tho authorities wero notified
and many arrests will follow.
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HIGHWA YlTEN IN ST LOUIS.
Tho Chicago Gang Appears to Have Moved
to tho Other End OF the Bridge.


ST. LOUIS. Dec. 12.-Highwaymen are crowd
ing into St Louis and tho police have been
instructed to keep a sharp lookout for midr
night providers. All men who appear to DO
lettering about dark streets at night will be
arrested. Three hold-ups were reported at
Police Headquarters to-day. Two men ut
tempted to hold up Lawyer Alexander J. p.
Garesch He was met at Ware avenue and
Olive street by two desperndoos. ono OF whom
thrust revolver into his face while the other
undertook TO rife his pockets. The attorney
yelled for tho police. which frightened the fell
lows away. Both were about u or % wears
old. An effort was made by three I'M
known persons to hold up John Meyer
and Frank Corrigan ut Sixth and Spruce
streets. Meyer drew knife and cut two Of
the would be robbers. Tho three then ran away.
Some hours later Oncer Gross found John
Coleman in front Of 400 Walnut 81 rect suffering
from two serious, cuts in the thigh lilo was
dispen- AIRY he said no had been cut in a sn-
loon fight. lie could not say where the
saloon was. and he is believed to be ono of the
highwaymen.
William Graham was stopped at Fourteenth
street and Washington avenue by three m on
who ATTEMPTED to 90 through his pockets.
Policemen Wall and Delaney were near and
ms they rushed up the three men separated
and ESCAPED. Several shots were fired and
was arrested. lie was wounded in tho thigh.
1t is believed that the hi ghwaymeu are u 81 tIad
of the army OF robbers having headquarters in
Chicago.
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and nobody was watching. dashed from his
hiding place armed with the iron lar ana NV, l.
tho nit in front OF the engine. The mnrd;rer
stood on tho floor over him, and dealt tho blow
that crushed the skull. Kuckrlhorn turned
and staggered up tho steps, and around to ~ ~
bench where the second pool OF blood was. Inc
murderer. knowing his work was done. stood
simply Watching for the man TO 'nl and az II:
But tho engineers vitality was great ~"
reached for the man and caught his hair:
Then the iron was used again. and the front 81
the skull was crushed. The murderer planned
to cut up and burn the body. and dragged 1t
into one Of the allsyways between the racks;
and there in his efforts to cut II M inntia,cl
II. Some noise probably frightened him at his
work. lie riiled the pockets and lett tle h"my
where he had dragged II. went ur stairs nh',
nut on the stolen trousers. Then h. awnitr'i
his opportunity aud left the building. Ihs
name OF another man. II white man who hhd y
GrudGe against knckelhorn. was mentioned
yesterday in connection with the CRIME. Dut
the police say they are sure he had nothing 10
do with II.
Kuckelhorn was n member 81 the Royal
Arcanum. and was insured in tho society for
$1,000.
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EEUS or M.fRTE H.4LTON.
She Il Mrs. Foster Of London just Now
bur VIII Come Over Here Next Year.

She l. Mrs. Foster Of London just Now
but VIII Come Over Here Next Year.
News was received here yesterday that Ac-
tress Marie Iialton had abandoned her bo-
hcnian mode Of living and had married and
settled down to quiet domesticity In London.
She is known as Mrs. Edward Foster. her hus-
band being an Englishman who. so the report
says is related to an English duke and holds
large interests in tho coal industry at Now
castle Eeport says that shs is living with
her husband in richly furnished apartments
Mt Aldersgatr. ono ornament OF the parlor be-
ing an oil painting Of Miss Halton which. she
said. cost $4,000 and WAS exhibited in Paris
recently. Miss lialton has told visitors that
she was married and happy She is coming to
America to act next year. her reported mar
rage not having interiered with her stage
plans.
Miss IInlton has excited deal OF gossip
during the last five years. Five years ago
she was a 81 hum OF Sylvia Gcrrish and
Isabelle urluhart. and q participant in
many OF their entertainm ents in the Ger
IRISH Hat. About two years ago she left the
Casino wit hout a word Of warning and il was
discovered that she had sailed for England
with diamond merchant named Lewis. who
had been very attentive to her tor several
weeks She announced later that she had mar
ried Lewis. and she lived with him for over a
year returning to America about six months
Inter in his company. She went back to Lon
in La Cigale."
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JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN.

The body Of man was found last evening At Eighth
srenue and Si1tieth street,
Surrogate Ransom has admitted to probate tho will
81 Frederick uppernann. the brewer
Judge Patterson has granted an absolute divorce to
Elizabeth BuebIer from jacob Baeb!er.
u. ). Grant. Jr. and family. and Mrs. Julia Dent
House ~ ''
The Excise Bosri yesterday appointed Henry W.
W4f OF Ic5 Fifth street an Excise Inspector at u
salary of 81 200 year
Sheriff Gorman has appointed John Donohue Of 2c5
William ficke resigned.
Edward Deev. who taken to Riverside Hospital
from typhus, died on saturday.
letter received from senator Edward r Hogan
VINO wa. reported to be seriously II! IN suWante. fa
az. Sis t. he r. reE"Sslhs ana WI" return Il"
Assemb!yna William SuRer OF tho Tenth Assembly
iii.Is rom. 'r s Ls
their support OF his candidacy for the speatership
TAs Executive Board OF IN. American BAPTIST iioms
wssi,ngton y 10 a corre,ronhnx SECRETARY, and the
Ksy; ii. l. Gofehoas., i i. FeI S.efsi.r, or the
wii not be granted BY the Hoard Of ESr,ss IN time to
mex! Noard Win nav them to PASS on. There are 10
jnr: wa. obtained In til. General Sessions yester
day "try FRANK ", Roh tor numbering capt, frank
Pau~ei', veteran OF the war aud prominent member
sept, ~ viii Ia an a; axe i"' '''''' VI
,u s,i%rs Los'rr i.wrenC. in H." Snr."s Court ye.
lte,s by direction against tnr .stais OF te'A .ov.n
, Eihlu, Htr common Jaw hNNbHhl nus Is me
amount WIN interest OF deposit Lrli ny lhs HUSBAND
III trust Tor the plniutiG.
James Ksyycr Of l55 East lGth street VINO was held
Tor EXAMINATION IN Jefferson Mar"rt en- tuesday last
charged Win attempting 10 menA mo tir house OF
Lawyer William =. Warw,rk At .'i West lhirtyhinih
street WAS discharged Thursday last Oh account OF
ihsnhrIent evidence against nm
The stock holders OF the American Fine Arts Society
hn,s reelected the Board 81 Tsns,ses m9wsrd Russell
Butisr Edward H. Kendall William baiisy FsIon, ~
ranrdsn6srfh. Frsdsrc Gr9Thin,aisId. LsIis q
man Charles Il. Lamb. Horace Bradley. f. D. French,
comm.,ionsr Brsnnsns report Of the operations Of
the street Cleaning Departmsn for three menhs end
Ing Sept 30 shows expenditure OF 800 bb2l6 For
this sum 626 bp7 400 square yards OF pavement had
been swept ~. OPS art loads OF ashes and garbage
and 1850 loads OF street rweeiiHss removed ~
tins refuse All n4 loads were dunltd at sea and
tile rest was used for ming IN.
Joseph f. ST. Clair has received from Justice Beach
OF the SUPREME Court decree "i absolute divorce
IRON his wife Anna A. ~. t'air TG"y were married
on May ~, 1882, and live! together unil lsSs she
Mas sentenced state prison ~ Jefferson 'ltv. Mo.
several mont lbs ago upon charge OF entIcng young
girls into house OF III rcpulc.
Justice Andrews Of the supreme Court has dismissed
the com plant In actisn brought by Catherine A.
F.uIe and other heirs of Catherine n. Rsdsne by
which IL was sought to recover nearly y2OOOO. with
Interest 1881 ssgressting .eou, $50 600 Which
was paid by Henry BerHh as executor TO tho American
Society for the rFsysntion OF Crus!v 10 Animal
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trades. He is a good, cook. some,hin: Of q
biacksmitr q GoI'i whitswasher., and an all:
em"ioyyd in Thama- Wiieys as 't ner t"s
He was II good workman. but was not steady.
Eomo wr"k. ~ would be of for two or three
take his place li!seYruSe on those occasions
was sickness. In r'n!i,y he was away posing
more rcnuueratiyo than the other lie kept
Last Ayri he was off three days in success
sion. and when H." returned h" was told that
bis substitute hat been hired permanently
Johnson was ,y:ty angry Engineer, kurk.l-
hut johnson lan!od him tor il. Since III dis
cnnrg., Johnson is saiI t, hay. been in tho
discovered that he had been robbed 81 his
watrh and cham and Il small sum OF money.
but hs hh not acrNs. the ncE," The nst
ago. kuckclhorn had huge black cat. which
smelled around pile OF bags in the enSGine
attracted tho engineers attention. and he
r.iled oifthr top bags ON the nile. Johnson
W.T. S n r5m WIN ihown ~" "u y'" building is
made no resistance. although no was armed
with I! piece of lead pipe and y revolver
seen IL the building ON saturday. but late on
Saturday night the police say he was IN
disT!nyrd flcke lhorn's watch and other ar'i.
fn5 M it is noWn were sol"n f1m the
detect ives all Yesterday afternoon looking for
him. L ali'ion to the cvidence already men
fix the crime on him. tn" police have q tuit Of
hair Of y peculiar dull dark brown shade 1t
Is such hair as is seen on many light-colored
mulattoes. Persons who know Johnson say
that it resembles the suspected mans hair.
This tuft OF hair was found clinchsd In the
right hand OF the murdered man.
Nowork was done yesterday In the litho-
grabbing establishment. The employees were
NIL very much excited and were not in con-
diton to work. .kn"kehorn's death left the
place with nobody to. run the engines. and the
Urn sent The LppdrS ID odd wqrkmen home.
il.m. had to go. home himself. The excite.
ment had made him sick.
The police made two searches In the base
ment where tho murder was committed. and
they found Two more weapons. When thoy
looked in the morning they found hidden
away In one OF the racks where llthographio
stones are kept a heavy stesl monkey wrench.
Il was foot and hall long on the head
and little hair. In tho afternoon
they found black smiths hammer 1t was