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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-05

NEw YoRK. March 4, 1892
HERE ARE SOME
ga women who are forever
~ ~ and always copying the
STYLES of their neigh
! |. |. !.
bora No matter how
NSENTRNN refined their neghbors
MIXlH Nm might be- these same
HIIINUWNh MI JV women would never
tIil/1hWErrleIjIh I'M think of initiating their
InllNNqllIIlFkIlM manners and speech,
IIUlU VlNllEIWHlgx1 but they don't scruple
NllH EllNllHrlllT to appropriate the cut
and style and make of
NiiIEl/fh<<CESiH their dresses. Because
NjTV//JIUhAlVlU a dress or Q bonnet
XNfIHIU NW(A looks well on q friend
VII VIUM NNVl of yours Is no reason
XnIMW VNlW that it will be becom-
l%SO ing to you, even admit
ting that she has very much the same figure
and very nearly your coloring. Dress is only
entitled to the high distinction Of being ranked
in the domain Of art when it, together with the
vearer. produces q harmonious ensemble.
Dress and vearer should melt into each other,
a. the tones and lines of a picture.
Some fashion butterflies are pleased with the
exclamation. What charming bonnet you
have on today" How much more satisfactory
would that exclamation be il il ran in this way:
How delightfully."- that bonnet suits your
Style Or. "How exquisitely that gown be-
comes your The woman who has many things
to think about will cry out testify: "Oh, can't
help IL If my dress waist does wrinkle. I'll put
on a iabot of real lace and then no one will
notice it,! What an egregious error! As well
might an artist attempt TO cover up an i'll
painted figure by putting in fine sky effect
A cOrsage which doesn't fit like a glove may do
for the busy woman. but it never will do for my
lady Of the metropolis. who prides herself on
always being well dressed. The plain fiat
skirt is not becoming to stout woman. but
the skillful hand can always modify
be used to break this plainness
Pleated bodices don't become a woman Of small
stature nor may she. with good effect, wear
long basques- In a word. you must study your
figure and learn its good points and Its limi-
tations before you can expect to read your
name in the list of women who may justly be
called well-dressed-
THEATER JACKET coEsAGE.
The initial illustration represents a very
pretty theater jacket corsage In ribbed velvet
The basques are cut straight and Joined with
reversed seams. At the front they gap some
what. The color of the material is an emerald
green with coral stripes. The ribbons which
form the belt and collar and which are tied as
indicated are CUR color. The basques lined
with brown satin merveilleux. There is only
one dart, which includes both the material and
the lining. the other is only made in the lining.
The plests in the velvet hide the opening. which
is in the middle. The plastron may be made
either in lace or in pleated silk muslin. The
collar closes at the side with a cluster of bows
The plsstron is fastened to the corsage with
fancy pins. and the sleeves are made leg o.
mutton The ribbon belt starts from the side
seams
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4 7HLsAFIAAE AND OHIO RAILWAY.
POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

n HI STEAMER GLORGE LAW. FOR ALL RIVER
Il landings. leaves 9th OF. wharf every SUNDAY,
"Wednesday anu friday at q q ~ Passenger snd
freIght accommodation hrstclAss- H. h. OhoCk.
Agent. fel2-lu
NJ OkfoLk, FORTRESS MONROE AND FORTS
~ mouth. Va. Norfolk and Washington, D. G..
steallUo4t Colupany's PALACE sTLAhkhs WASH
lNG1ON and NORFOLK leave every day IN the ysas
~ nom wharf loot VI 1tb ST.. cOnpscrux ~
all through the south and vest O0css alA
Ol9, lst0l and ll;.l fsnnsyIyaniA ave.
JkO. CALLAHAN
ja2l-tr Gen. 6uVa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-05
DRESS AND WEARER.
Women Should Have Gowns and Hats
to Suit Their Style.
FOR THEATER AND OPERA.

styIesof Wraps for Evening wear-Silk and
Velvet Dress for Dinner-A Light Cloak of
Feathers and Laee-Hats and Bonnets for
Spring wear-They Are Being Made smaller
"A Fayorite Color.
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FUTURE DAYS.
fyEO. ". STICKNEY. Auct,oneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF UNlMPROvED PROPERTY
On d STREET NORTH BETWEEN 18TH AND
10TH STREETS NORTHWEST.


BY virtue Of a certain deed of trust. recorded in
Liber No 657; ioio 40 ct seq. one of the land
quest OF Inc pS5ty secured thereby. viii n,r Tor
sds' N ii IL q the prem Ses on NoNDAf IHE
FOUR O'CLOCK 7. NJ. the following described prop
erty IN the city of Washington District of Colu ba.
thereof OF lot Numbered twenty-four CD and the
wnoe OF ,ot numbered twenty-five cs5l IN Van Paten
dred and forty --Our DAD.
Ierms OF sale: Al CD h. deposit Of 800 will be
required wnCn the property is Knocked down. II
terms OF sac are not compiled W til III ten days the
fsstfs ssl % the le at the
d+ys advfEtsenen' in Tie o EyeHnE Si rrr..
PEHh1'Y 2Ahb WAsa fH 6 ~
Department, WASHINGTON C.. February ID.
ction of the act of Congress, approved August 5.
1SS1. Statutes at Large. volume -, page POI and the
the aA year s sna for o aeF
purposes. approEed June 3D. 1890 there viii be sold
TENTH lS.r cert an articles aud materla be!ougln
TO the navy condemned unit Tor therein,
baroneters. transits sPyglas,es and sbont 5000
rounds rome -erap cnttnrs. turnings and borings.
each o, by sealed roi osis for the purchase of the
articles ana material SCHEDULES of the arr and
terals to be sold may be Cb;aped appca at tine
ON g OF the general stprckeep,r. Navy Yard wash
ae Enclosed IN an s nosseS Proi m fsp pnr
purchas OF condemned stores AT navy yard Wash
DIRE spl to tue pay OF tie navy yard. Washing
ton. D. Proposals must reach tine office OF the pay
master of the later :ilan ~ Oclock noon on
the above date. WI en- bids will b. rublic "Ieneti
del Ost OF - ,ent Of tie total amount each
bd must accompany 1t security Tor the Payment
tn" haiane ana t.ie removal OF The Il tc.es within
thirty after date of acceptance Of bid. This de-
forfeited to the United states of tai ure TO
such balance and make removal within the time
ne and must lie we'd durir- yard hours
out isnse 70 the toye, n.nt = he right to reject
Sc, Rotary OF the Navy. Ie2Otaw.w
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- ATCLIFFE. DARK CO. AuctloneeI..
TRUSTEL'S SALE OF FRAME HOUSE AND
S1uEI ROOM, No I.0O I'd STREET SOUTH

TRUSTEES SALE OF A FRAME HOUSE AND
SI.EL ROOM. No i-oo I'd STREET SOUTH
BY virtue of deed of trust dated June s. 1901. Ind
tue guest OF the rty urec ereb, the under
SSSAi the SiSGM d! ~ :, fti'
H.. by unlic suction. the ,olioSinr Described real
estate situate IN the city Of Washington, DstrcI of
lot ta ry.rt CO. in :aaara FIVE .hr IUu ad pa ne ..
seven t5,il, improved BY a small frame house.
two years per cent per annun. secured By deed Of
Ee e ss ss Of r 81 % s IL, %
OF s II the terms OF sale not comp with in
right resell the property the anu cost Of the
deisultinx purchaser. ate five days advertise emit
ton, D. All conveyanciny and recording at tine cost
cHAs. W. KEEsE. Trustee.
fse2-d&d. RADCLIFFE. DARR CO. a Su Ms
j sBoxE s sa 8 %S9
N H. A. '' c Cha SS W. H iia sifss trustee
fe2ad4ds RADCLIFFE DARR CO. Aac m
u i4i6 New York ave.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE I'M
PROVED PROPERTY. BEING HOUSE NUMBER
400 STREET NORTHEAST.
By virtue of certain deed Of trust recorded in
for District u Columbia at IN. ns
the tSs ss err Ts o 5s ioE sas
DAY Of MARCH. 4. b, 1877. at FIVE ICI nc (
Of TT VIII Tie o. ess
Smith Marrs subdivision Of lots in Sl2.
the Isl Of s ia
e to deed of trust to secure the Of e. OOO and
Terns: Cash in excess Of said deed OF trust. slOo
BE- Il Tie
| cost Of defsuitiig purchased.
s2aS 4; A \. nssf.1cksrr,, Trustees.
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DINNER GOWN OF TULLE AND SATIN.
Of satin ribbon, with which you compose the
five bou Iuets of flowers on stamped paper and
then transfer the design to the tulle. Each
flower has an eyelet and the narrower ribbon
serves to make the foliage. The stems are made
with silk twist II successful the effect is very
rich.
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NORWOOD INSTITUTE.
~ lAo7- l4oe MASSACHUSETTS, AYR.
12l2-l2l4 l4th st..
WASHINGTON d O.

BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL ron YoUNo
LADIES AND LITTLE GIRLS.
Instruction Of the highest Grade in every depsrt-
ment. Certificate admits to Wellesley. Cornple;s
school o! modern languagsa Special advantages ia
eocutton literature and music.
Classes small Instruction carefully adapted 70 in
divldual needs. Physical culture. Study Of Dslsarte
Abundant exercise in the open air
souses Connected large grounds: situ.sion high and
Mr.. and NrA NM D. CABRLL. frincipaiS
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EDUCATIONAL
IN WASHINGTON,

IN WARRINGTON.
pRoF. ARNOLD ". MEYER TEEa PIANO
vocal instruction. Exercises wr,ften during les-
sons to suit rroress ef Individual voices NO trpno O.
no faults, suatsnseed. lll< 10Th Il. nv fe26fw~
A CMEPHONOGRAPHY AND BUSINESS SCHOOL
a Reduced rates for students entering this msnth,
inoivdual Instruction. Best and easiest method q
inr Terms 20 per quarter Pupils prspsred fex ciyu
servics examinations. esl o. n. ". -. MoLvEY.
GRADUATE OF THREE DEGREES IN Law
u viii open Law class March o. Course comprises
nisctsone, Chsse's edition legal pronuncisson Ard
s1e most salient features Of other elementary Law
UUysa Course 80 students prepared for bar e1.
Office. nd
MONSIEUR LAURENT, An EXPERIlNcEp
uprofessor guarantees to teach Americsns TO speaf
IN ~ Lessons terms. GIG. payable at the
RIeuon q the lessons; conversation lss>ons with
Sn1I Laurent: correct Partisan pronunciation.
AVIf ltn 81 n ". fels-lms
FLoCUTIoN.- DELsARTE-DAY AND EVENING
-. sessions; very moderate for sprina special
Ss s.! k n.. 20 as; =.
jal9-2in' "
MARCH l4-SrRING TERN.
AVA French cissses for ladies' gsntlssn and children
French system Of sound school
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(WLuMBIA CoNsRRyAToRY OF Music. go
p, III PIANO. Violin. Voice. &c. EDWIN HART,
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NJ iss FRANCES MARTINS ENGLISH AND
~ french Private Day school rsopens October l.
~ NJ ~ NV Partisan professor, Private classss
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ADVERTISING.

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where any time write 10 okO. n. kOWElL =
CO., 10 Spruce ST., New York sul-ly I.
IL the SUBJECT Of advertising will do well 10 obeainA
copy u BOOK ior ADVERTISER" 5ue pages pr,cs FL
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careful conl1latlon from tie AnerlcAn NewsrApsr
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Now. as TO the peculiar manner in which this
skirt is embroidered, which. by the way. is not
shown in the cut You take a breadth OF BUS
sian tulle, cream color and i've different sizes
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MANICURE.

~ Isl. 7oa l5fHsr ,N;w,aTss only ieI:sa -
Isl GOODS south of Asv yesk- -
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New YoRK. March 4, 1892
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-14
AN IMPORTANT SUIT.

That Recently Won by Mississippi Valley
conference.-the Points at Issue And De-
cision.
A case in which sll the lumbermen on
the Mississippi river were more or less in.
terested, and in which several well-known
local firms were directly concerned, Was
decided by Judge Nelson in the Unite
States court at Minneapolis Wednesday.
1t is entitled the United states vs Sumner
Mcknight ct al.
The parties originally indicted were
Ber jsmin F. Nelson, Sumner j. Nc
Knight. Frederick Clarke, of Minneapolis.
John Paul, Lacrosse; William Irvine.
Chippwa Falls; Eugene Shaw. Eau
Caire; Phillip Reilly. St. Paul; Frederick
Weyerhauser. Rock Island; w. 81. Laird.
Winona; r. L. Mccormick. Hayward;W
]. Young. Jr.. Clinton; g. II. Atwood,
dictment WAS found by the grand jury on
June 90, 1892.
The indictment charged an offense I'M
der the act OF congress entitled IAN act
| to protect trade and commerce against
unlawful restrictions and monopolies."
This instrument purported to charge the
defendants with having formed q trust
in restraint of trade. 1t is well known
that combination of lumhermen had
been formed, of which Fred Weyer
hauser, of Rock Island, was the head. to
purchase large timber interests in north
ern Wisconsin and Minnesota. but it was
emphatically denied that the organizs-
| ton was a trust, or intended to violate
| any of the provisions of the law above
quoted.
January 30 last. demurrer was en-
tered and argued on the denial as above
set forth. Under the evidence presented
to the United States grand jury the gov
eminent failed TO establish a case. With.
out further proof Judge Nelson in sus-
tanning the demurrer finds that there was
no violation Of the law.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-14
BRIEF MENTION.

California and domestic fruit at George
Browner & Co.'s.
Always the same. The meat at George
Browner & Co. g Columbia Market.
Decorate your horses with plumes on
Friday-15c. each-at Krell s. Maths.
Howard Wells and E. D. Sweeney
went to Chicago last night on business.
Make the city look alive Friday by
decorating with something bright. Krell
q Math have full line of bright decors-
tions.
Noticel Decorate Friday. and be in
line; do your best, look nice; have peo-
pie talk. and go to Krell s. Maths for
decorations.
If you want something extra fine for
decorating your homes, parlors or club
rooms on any occasion, remember Krell
s. Math have it.
Hurrah for Mills and decorate your
stores. Krell & Math have the finest
decorations-stars, wreaths, large shields.
festooning and plumes.
Bright festooning at &c yard at Krell
& Maths. Everybody can and should
decorate at the prices we are selling dec
ations, at Krell & Maths.
Trinity Improvement Guild will hold q
tea and fine cake sale Saturday afternoon
| at Mrs. Freysingers residence, Twentieth
| street and Seventh avenue. All are corr
daily invited.
n w Riess formerlv If thia citv now
of Fort Riley. Kss, writes THE ARGUS
that he is 1ourishing and enjoying THE
ARGUS regularly, and could not do with.
| out it, and that he will visit here a few
days next week on his way to Chicago ts
attend the Worlds Fair dedication.
| Arrangements haye been completed To-
| running a spe cisl decorated train of re
Ginning chair cars. and Pullman palac'
sleeping cars from Peoria to Omaha
leaving the former city Monday evening
November IA. and arriving in Omahl
early Tuesday morning following. TIT
rate of fare will be one and one-thirt
fare for the round trip.
Negotiations have been complete,
whereby w. P Quayle comes into pos
| session of what is known as the Sim
mons row On the south side of Fourtl
avenue between Twenty-first and TWEEN
ty-second streets, the consideration be
ing $1,000. The lot is 60x150 feet AM
Mr.. Q ;ayle's intentions are to erect {
handsome business block thereon befor
long.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-14
Theatrical.

Tonight and tomorrow night at the
Burtis at Davenport. the spectacular
drama. "777," will be presented 1t is
splendid attraction that will draw a
large audience, and great many from
Rock Island.
Charles Frohman's company. In the
great comedy success Jane" will be
presented at the Burtis at Davenport.
Wednesday, Oct. 10. Jane had a run of
over 100 nights in New York. 1t is the
result of the joliet VOTE of W. Les'oca, a
French dramatist, and Harry Nichols. an
English journalist. The comedy enjoyed
a long run-400 performances in Paris
before it reached its London season.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-14

Mrs. r. G. Cone. at Paris. left this let
ter: MY husband-Forgive me if
cause you trouble, but suffer 80. You
do not knew what these long. wekeful.
wretched nights are to me. and am 30
tired, darling-the pain will never be bet
ter. 1t is not easy to take my own life.
but / have been sick 30 long. Good-bve.
nv husband. I love you-your wife. .
This is but one of thousands that gives
up, instead Of using DR.. Miles Restors-
tive Nervine. and being speedily cured Of
their wretchedness. Go to Hartx 4
Bahnsen's and get IN elegant book and
trial bottle free.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-14

Salvation Oil. the greatest cure on
earth for pain. IL universally accepted By
horsemen and Vaccinations - the No
plua ultra Of liniments.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-14
Tho Advertising

OF Hoods Sarssparilla is always within
the bounds of reason because it is true;
it ALWAYS appeals to the sober. common
sense of thinking people because it is
true; and it is always fully substautia,ed
by endorsements which, in the financial
world would be accepted without mo
ment's hesitation.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-14

BOYS, here is a chance to earn suit OF
clothes easily Let every enterprlslng boy strNe
for the prize.
NOTICE TO CONTESTANTS.-Subs % n! tor
one of the above blanks. None will be printed except
those appearing in DAILY ARe.US II the Pare Papsss
received at voSr home does furnish enough Dans
orders, your neighbor will undoubtedly ALLOW you "
clip this essential matter from his off4a9, =
Who will be the first to send IN a naHsef
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-14
She Committed Suicide.

For q general family csthartic we con-
fidently recommend Hoods Pills.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-14

had q severe attack OF cstarrh and
became so deaf that 1 could not hear
common conversation. l suffered ter
ribly from roaring in my head. pros
cured bottle of Ely's Cream Balm. and
in three weeks could hear as well as |
ever could, and now ! say to all who are
afflicted with the worst of diseases. ca
tarrh, take Ely's Cream Balm and be
cured. 1t is worth $1,000 to any man,
woman or child suffering from cstsrrh.-
A F.. Newman. Crawling, Eich.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-14
A Druggist Talks.

Will F. Crawford, druggist at Dies
Moines. Iowa. says it is remarkable the
way Cubeb Cough Cures sells, that his
customers speak of it in the highest terms
of praiee One man in particular who
has been troubled with bronchitis for
yesrs, never found any relief until he
used Cubeb Cough Cure. He says it
stopped it at once. He does not hest
tate to recommend it for all throat and
lung troubles
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-14
COUNTY BUILDING.


IA W Wadsworth to Aaron W Fisk,
lot 5, and vi lot 6. Park Place. South
Moline. $3.50.
Moline w alter Power Co. to B G Swan
strom, lot 6, block S. Moline Water Power
Co.'S Fifth add, MolIra. $3.50,
81 NJ Altimus to L J Greves, par: lot 4,
block %, Old Town Of Moline. 81 200
RIA Smith to Ellen Lindvali, lot 1. block
1, Whites add to Moline Heights, $500.
Advertised List No. Al.
List of letters uncalled for at the Postofice 81
Rock Island, ILL.,, Oct "a, 1892:
Allison N C Miss Heath George
Backney George Heizel y
Cavery I'd Mrs Hugltn
Chicago Sanitarium Mccall Herbert d
CIPHER Mrs Matthias
Davis J Mrs Pave JENNIE Miss
Darling Mary Miss Reynolds Theo Mrs
Franside Glenn Slocum Lewis
0easlapd TN Wilcox e E (2)
label Edward
FOREIGN LIST.
Hogan Ed
HOWARD WELLS. P. N.
The record-union., 1892-08-16
POLITICAL WORLD,
Governor Buchanan Bolts the Demo.
cratic Ticket in Tennessee.

Governor Buchanan Bolts the Demo-
cratic Ticket in Tennessee.
NASHVILLE (Tenn.), Aug. 15.-John p.
Buchanan, Governor Of this State, has
bolted the nominee of the Democratic
party for Governor, and to-day in a
lengthy address announces that he is an
independent candidate for Governor, and
asks the votes of all citizens regardless of
party affiliations. He bases his candi-
dacy upon allegations that he has been
called upon by majority the rank and
file of the party to run; that he and his
friends were treated badly by the Demo-
cratic Conventions, county and State,
and he represents true Jeffersonian
Democracy, and the Democratic Conven-
ton which refused to nominate him re-
nounced the true principles of Democracy
enunciated in former platforms.
Governor Buchanan's independent can
didacy was expected, and but little sur
prise was expressed when the public an
nouncement appeared. The Peoples
party Will meet in State convention on
Thursday next to nominate candidate
for Governor, and this fact fastened Gov
ernor Buchanan's announcement, for his
independent candidacy will be indorsed
by this convention.
There are now four candidates for Gov
ernor in the State.
CLEVELAND LIKELY TO LOSE NEW YORK
NEW YORK, Aug. ia friend of Hill,
who is also prominent leader of Tam
many, is quoted by the Commercial Id
Uertiser as saying: NEARLY two months
have passed since the nomination of
Cleveland, and the party here is in
worse condition than before. This is not
our fault, but is due entirely to the idiotic
selfishness of near friends of Cleveland.
Whitney is excepted from this category.
He was an eleventh hour convert to
Cleveland, despite his denials, but has
really worked to get all the Democrats in
trim for the campaign. The great trou-
bic is they think they can win without
New York, and the outlook is that they
will have to if they win at ALL"
The record-union., 1892-08-16
CHOLERA EPIDEMIC.
Over Four Thousand Deaths Daily /
the Infected Districts.

Over Four Thousand Deaths Daily in
the Infected Districts.
ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. 15.-The cholera
situation is more favorable here. Yes
terday there were only twelve deaths re-
ported. The official reports show that
throughout the infected districts the
daily average is S,601 new cases of cholera
and 4, 2SS deaths.
THREE HUNDRED DEATHS DAILY IN
TEHERAN.
SIMLA, Aug. 15.-In consequence of the
dread prevailing in Teheran over the in
vasion of cholera the Shah has taken up
his residence at Cappatelburs, twenty
four miles from Teheran. In the city
there is an alarming increase in the num-
Der OF cholera cases reported daily. The
deaths average 800 daily. The American
Protestant missionaries are doing meal
culable good at the hospitals. All rail
way and tramway traffic is stopped and
the baZars closed. Nearly all residents
who are able do so have fled the city.
Almost all the victims of the disease are
from the lower classes. At Tabriz cholera
is raging with most fatal effect. Every
day the deaths amount TO several hun
dreds, and the disease shows no signs of
diminution III It's violence.
The record-union., 1892-08-16
THE BORDEN CASE.
Marshal HilIiard Talks Concerning the
Criticisms of the Press.

Marshal billiard Talks Concerning the
Criticisms of the Press.
FALL RIVER (Mass.), Aug. 15.-City
Marshal Hilliard said this morning re-
garding the criticisms by the press of the
conduct of the Borden case, that the
newspapers did not have the facts dis
closed at the inquest, and the case de-
pended entirely on circumstantial evil
dence. Lizzie Borden had not been i'm
prisoned in haste, or without a full I'M
derstanding of the circumstances.
The most important member Of the
Borden family said this morning: 1.-THE
honor of the Bordens was not to be at
fected by police suspicion, perhaps rest
ing Justly on Lizzie Borden. No true
Borden ever placed a STUN bling block in
the way of the law, and no memb Der Of my
family willin any way hamper the police
in the investigation. The statement that
fifteen millions of Borden money will be
used IN baking the authorities is untrue
and ill-adviSed."