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FOR RENT-ROOMS.

F2n E.sI.r W. IA LARGE NIoELY yVRNIsaED
S slsa j az: y ''-'''i'.''' '.A .'d'f.;s ~
EoK slST-TVQ BlieHT. oLEA1. conHV1,
;s;, 81 - -: sss s:ss 80; A.
Fs Ss|3Sa IA 1 lsiss :rE e p noSMs
s.tss. :sss , sSS S'~''' ''r hsn' Sis
Z 5;cS: Win al 0'.v'nisae'', :svs1y low 1rios.
Tor RENT-IN HIyINED PRIVATE FAMILY.
1saC1 ssSs S :: 800 1''r
F9a sasIa ,sss /. e =, s.s sSA1 rh1rr
EoR hEHT-eie !! a.. TWO NI9TLX TuR-
ri iss a: e: is s:ss ::s aan
EoH RERT-NIof COOL ROOM; GAS; BATE;
.@.s IN: 1:n 1s.. s':S u 9ss s y 1 s...
+: Z E; & =
9as ss aMT 10, Oh SN " soo1s 9s
r.: S::: &c.. i''7 Il
EOR RENTING L o.. nv. HIGHEST AND
sS:i::s: *: : ';sss
door; nicsly furnished or UNFINISHED rooms also
70 ssS n 1 room S R
EoR RENr.To oExTLEMEN-A COY Hall
ss::: hisas; s: best ''Is A.
FOB RESIa1sT MAss AVE ,I Mw;; Two
would ':ns :sp.;ssss; :s1'h 'front.' s:ssss
EoR HENT-LAhaH TONI sEooNp.sToaY
room; I've minutes. van % cable cars; v.ry1sist
FoR RENT-Two UNFuREIsHED Rooms ., on
a''i S '.: :ss bun S''''
O. A. asss 70 With ' s'd
Fss sss Gay n's.y sSSS EFF
EoR RENT-THREE BEAUTIFUL -lsEcoND-
md
1855 Corcorsn st. NV. jy12-3ts
ST q a sr0H
EOR RENT-Two FINELY FURNISHED FRONT
q:
EoR RENT-A SUITE OF ELEGANT ROOMS ON
Itn h e furnished or unfinished. XRpE
Ton RENT-sEvERAL PERSONS CAN BE VERY
ave. NV. jy11-3t'
L,OR RENT-5i0 10TH ST. Nv; TWO cOMMU-
L nicating ONCE rooms including water and gas;
rent $50 FER month. Apply 10 WALTER II. ACKER,
zoos st. NV. N7-6t
E,OR RENT-12O7 @ ST. NV, FURNISHED
Il large cool south-front rooms; with or without
board; by day, week or month terms moderate all
conveniences. jy7-6t'
LrOR RENT-21O 1ST ST. n. e. SEVERAL
Il rooms. neatly furnished. and an elegant 2d-story
suite good board IL desired; house; street
cars and Capitol summer prices. je6-5ws
L,OR RENT-COR. 9TH AND MASS. AVE LARGE
L nicely furnished front rooms. with board; south
ern and eastern exposure; very cool in summer ref
erences EXCHANGED. jeS0-4ws
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WANTED-HOUSES.

WANIED-FOR A CASH CUsrOMER-A SMALL
w house and lot h the city IN West washinston.
r. II PHILLIPS D son,
WLNTEp-I Will EXCHANGE STOCK IN
w prosperous company for city or county real 60
tate. Apd n necessary viii assume tncumbrance. Adj
d-e0 BUsISEsS. Star once. Hl2-3ys
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WANTED--ROOMS.

WANTED-rO RENT CNFUR. ROOMS ON I'd
w door for Light housekeeping within four or ave
blocks If b and p station state termA Address Boz
I'd Star once. IT.
WANTEDNTHRKR CSFURNIsHKD ROOMS;
w HIGHT hoasskeeptnS, rent not 70 exceed els. J.
T.. Star Office. IT.
"ANTEpTwO Oh, THREE CNFURNIsHED
w roons for light housekeepfnR for family Of
edulo; With ten sQuares Of 17th and Pa state
tsrns- address MODERATE. Star once. 1T
WASTEp-sEPTENBER l. FLAT OF OR
w rooms. N for hOusekcepfng. BY adults; fur
pished unfurnshed viii rent BY Year. With loca-
ton and terms call On or address DORSEY CLAGETT.
1873 81 nv N133t
WANTED FURNISHED AND CNPURNIsHED
rsons all parts Of city cheApee and surest plan
= seSyrs Ssstrse.s T.ornsrs term. moderate. SHACK
LkfOhD'S AGENCY, At 1lth st. n jyl26s'
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wANTED-COUNTRY BOARD.

"ANTEp-BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE WITH
w two quiet children board for summer in suburor
an town on rYilIcsd nve 70 ten raes Of Washington
or would rent furnished house of six seven rooms
for three months and likely longer. best Of
orepcss
Kddr-~s J. H.. Star cshce yI3-o..
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

FUN hENI-UFFlCE
EOR RENT-A DESIRABLE wELL-LIGHTED
l. Office room on nrst floor. Apply to
iy9-3t GEORGE H. BLISS L co. 5l9 It'll st. n. W.
JOHN B. WIGHT. .
te1O-2m 1410 g st. NV.
ENOH RENT-CHEAP. OFFICE ROOMS. APPLY
Il to DODGE SONS, 700 OH st. NV. jy7 :5m
EOR RENT-A SUITE OF FOUR OFFICE ROOMS
L on st. near 9th. containing about |. 900 feet Of
hoor space with windows, all facing south only $50
per month. JOHN B. WIGHT,
ty5-12t 14l0 st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-13
FOR RENT-STABLES.

LNOR RENT-STABLE LARGE ENOUGH FOF
y Ave horses or three horses and carriage. Apply al
1l2 10th at. n tyl1-6ts
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80 Maple ave. l. d r,
3 rms .............. go
go Spruce st, L d p,
= rms. ~
3lS Spruce st. L D 7.
3 rms. II. 30
324 Spruce st. L p,
y THIS ~
2205 14th st NV, Srms 30
224 14th stnw. str rms 30
2s24 flats NV. . rms. -. 20
:S2e6 fats NV, B rms. -. 20
ROOMS.
'102 14th st NV. Sd fr $40
= D.Drc enn
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INVEST.
lg72o NJ st. b h. 14r.s1o. 900
0ll1iHt 18th st. b h. m 10 ,,o
Ss1 81 II st: s h. iar. e /: sSS
. I ! +; 4. ? I Il 4. BIS r.. 3. :. 80
0 1421 Fla ave. Z b.
m 1. 8r,...........7, 100
0 Store and dwg, 1OOl
o.: ID |: :. s. Sc. b h.3.....5. 700
43 Myrtle st. b h.
'Hrasmr' .."..-.--..ss.oW
o. 1915. 1347 and 134e
o. Z 81. { h. 5r, each 81, 200
o HQpe ave. b b, 4r. 800
0 1907 4th st. Z b. A.. 500
5 45s LIST st. b b, s rs. 81, 800
Alley, ~. 9th. H and
o ! ste. fh, 4 rooms. =. 800
613-l6-17 Burke's al
0 ley, Z b, 4 ~. each. :. 800
Rear Of 334 z ct. fl.
U 4fooms. .@
ion Of the property on my
t office for bulletin issued on
THOS r. wAGaAMAN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-13

EOR RENT
l. Ne cor of LIST and B
SITS ne. Is rms. 800
$50 u st NV. IA rms. 20
1902 P st NV. IL rms. 65
1888 Corcoran st NV,
lO rms. 30
1413Q st NV. Or h sta. A.
479 Mo ave nw,9 rms. 20
S14 LIST st NV. . rms. :. IS
Cottae $. Wesley Hts
NV 3 rms. ........... %
os.fSpruce Ut. l. d P.
oFFICE
20? 14th st NV. LIST
I02 18th at NV. ID
moor :-.-.--..........5 %
jy9-4t CHAS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-13

For sALE-Hop 3
1920 Goth st. b
lm1sff St, b h, m iii i
1E3 r st. bh. mi. ID
1731 X st. bh, mi. lA
467 Missouri ave,
l3r ................
1TB-:B and 40 + st
b IA. 12r .......-..,
1899 K. BIB, mi. Tor.
40 X SC, b h. m
ErS...... .-...--..
eeaM1Ist, fl. 5r
40 l. st. I n, 6r.
Alley. bet 6th& 7th,
and r, b b, 3r. -.
305 10th st, fh, 5r.
4a 1a I LIST 81 ts e. !: ST.
4O4 and 400 s Cap ,
I h, 6rs. each. 80.
32 and % n st. I
4 rooms ...........,
COS LIST st. str and d
3 rooms. .........
The above il only
books. For full lis
- go
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-13

LHOR RENT -7.S6:'th st ne sr S25
1895 Corcoran. 1Or. $50 26 Elm, LIE Droit Park "A
S S9 Rela ave ne To-. SO l3 33 Union s. sw 6r - g
Handsomely furnished house. 1853 N st. n. ". 226
n. J. ave- nominal rent durng summer months.
1eo.J-lSt' TYLER RUTHERFORD, 1907 y ST.
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EOR RENT
L 1925 sd st, 1:3r. br.
m 1, store and dwell
ing. with stable. .3S3. -
D01 Q st. Or. n i. y. so. b
lGs5 18th ST. br. In /. Tor. 40
Jl0 Dumb av. br. mi,
-7r 80. 30
LES :r2d st. br. IN 1. I.,r. 10
3lo n st. br. m 1. 81. %
:f3:e6 Pros av. br. mfr. %
LILO ed st, br. mi d. 20. 80
202o Sd st. fr cottage,
Cor New Cut I'd L FoS ~
all. fr, Or. .1S
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RAA wv - -. -
OFF
46S La ave. LIST floor or
basement, 2front rms 81
Central bull ling. room
46S La ave. ith door. 5
Central building. room
IL
Guuton building, rms
3, 35, 81. 20.
1888 + st NV, room l. N
40S La ave. back room.
MhOOr. .................I
Gunton bulldog. rooms
80 and 2 Il:
Central building. room
sO.-...................I
Gunton building. room
70. IL. d
Gunton building. room
p-....-......--..- L.. Ju
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ErOR sALE-SOMEBODY IS MISSING RARE
Il opportunity of securing n hrst-class home House
now completed and ready for occupancy. Located on
st. NV, lust east OF New Jersey ave- Next to
highest point In city. Three story and concrete cell
lar; furnace heat; eaking tubes electric lighting;
beautiful msnteis and tilinx; bath room and closet
on or address the owner.
jy1-2w' H. L. MANN 1884 Indiana ave.
EOR SAILOR WILL EXCHANGE FOR IN
l. proved or unim. roved properly in the CITY
beautiful frame cottage In Takoms Park contain
ing rooms and bath larse reception hall; newly
painted inside and out handsomely papered and deco
rated elegant cabinet mantels and chsndelers good
dry concrete cellar nice cool verandas shady lsvns
and walks; location high and healthy; near the IA
nous Takoms surings; large hen house, wood shed
new paling fence This properly must Be seen to s.
Appreciated
L. W. WEED CO.,
my17-3m 200 Ith n NJ
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Lr0R SALE-NORTHEAsT-SIX wELL-BUILT
IL houses all modern improvements. Price, -, 500.
Terms, $3.50 cash, balance $50 month. ApplvJ
A. BLUNDoN. Room 8, 10)6 st. ny tyS-6.s
LHOR SALE-S2O CASH AND $50 MONTHLV-A
rrovemen's s; lot 50xl50 feet; only one more left.
Price. u, 500. GORDON BRO. Owners. 9,S St
NV. NS- 81
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-16
GETTING IN TRIM.
Meeting Of the Democratic State
Executive Committee.
Preparing For o Big Rally to be Held at
Rocky Point August 81.

The Democratic State executive COM
mittee met yesterday afternoon. All the
members were present and the election
OF officers resulted as follows.
Chairman, II. Z. Owen.
Secretary, W. B. Colwoll.
Treasurer, Richard Hayward.
Finance Committee, the three above
named and Mayor Pond and James Me-
Nally.
On management OF headquarters, Mayor
Carroll, w. B. Colwell and james Nc
Nally.
On speakers, Chairman, Secretary and
Treasurer, Colonel o Reilly OF Woonsocket
and Senator Underwood OF Newport.
The first grand rally will be held at
Rocky Point August 81 and Colonel
Honey, the National Committee man, Is
arranging for the speakers andi promises
to have Democrats OF national reputation
toaddress the $1,000 people expectc to be
present.
The speakers will include several om!-
ncnt French Canadians who will make
addresses from different stands that will
be erected In tho grove.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-16
FOUND MANY < vicTlMe.
Dover Cstisens swindieA bv rhe Modea
Photograph ODo pans."

Dover Cstisens swindieA By rhe modea
Photograph Ooopans."
d vRR, n H.. AuS B-Quise q nnrn,
ber Of the residents OF this city are very
indignant over the actions OF several pto-
turs canvasscrs. claiming to represent the
Model Portrait company OF Providene,
and at present doing business IN Oils
city. -,'e~aG
Tioir method has been 30 oanvass the
city, ngrcoing 10 fornish croyon portrait
for % cents. The bait was so very tempt
ing that many orders were secured from
oil classes Of people. Several days after
the canvasser collected the money and b.
cured a picture To he enlarged, the party
giving 1t would receive a postal request
Ing them TO caIl and sheet frame for
the same.
On visiting the Office o the company
purchasers OF pictures were requested TO
purchases frames, varying In price from s.
20 SCI This Ia nauy Instances they re-
fused TO do. and on their requesting the
return OF their pictures aud cfayons. they
were told they were at Portland, Ne.
Yesterday afternoon o dozen or moro
ladies who had been caught by the scheme
visited the offlcc. and. not getting any
satisfaction frotp the manager, went %
Lawyer Whittemore and requested him TO
institute proceedings against the parties
for procuring money under false pre-
tenccs. 1t Ia stated that the authorities
will make It n state actiou, a. tho same
scheme Is being worked In Portsmouth
and other cities In this section
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-16
STlLL IN THE Rim q.

Democrats "Shooh" buchanan and He
WIZ Pay Them Zach Therefor.
NASHVILLE, Aug. l6.-John p. buchanan.
governor of this state, has bolted the
nominee Of the De mocratic party for gov
ernor AM, in n long address. announces
that he is an independent candidate for
governor, and nsks the votes OF citizsns,
regardless Of past party affiliations. He
clsiuIs that he has been called upon by n
majority OF the party to run; that he and
his friends have been treated badly by the
Democratic conventions, md that the
Democratic convention which refused to
nominate him renounced tho true princi-
pies of the Democracy.
He declared among other things In favor
Of free coinage Of gold and silver at pres
ent ratio; abolition of national banks; q
tariff only when sufficient revenue cannot
be raised from other sources; opposition
to the force bill; abolition Of the convict
lease system and arbitration Of labor Diff
culties.
The Peoples Party state convention
m eets Thursday. Mr.. Buchanan's candi-
Gacy will be endorsed by this convention
There are now four candidates for gov
ernor in this state.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-16

n nmors Of rebellion In Costa Rica arc
rifa
Lightning killed two German yachts
| mon.
A gang of burglars are az worn In Ban
| gor. Me- .a tit[,.
1 nsston's sax rate has been flxed at eia o.
| per sl00o es.~-
Colonel Henry G. Nun died at BrooA-
line Man E' ~
Grssshoppcrs 40 doing great damags
20 crops In Ohio.
1t Is rumored thnt Mary Anderson will
return 20 the stage
The last Of the New York building
strikes has been settled
The Kansas corn crop will average ~
per cent Of full crop.
The governor Of Tabriz hns fed from the
cholera-infected district.
T. J Neal has been appointed postmas-
ter at Merrimacport. Mass.
The Chiiinn claims commission h ex-
pected 70 SIT for six months.
The British import d American to-
bacco was increased last year
The steamer Mpdelssohn, ashore near
Portoferry. Ire, was scuttled
Sailors complaiued TO Consul Myers, at
Victoria, n. c., OF being Kidnapped
Government troops have rcstored order
In the state Of Mntto Crosse. Brazil
The injury to the British wnrship War
spite are more serious thnn at first SOB
posed.
The senatorial committee bas bcgun In
Boston 40 investigation of tho Maverick
bank case,
James Mccarthy, aged Is, was drowned
In the Merrimac river at Amcsbury Mass.
while bathing
The United States practice snip Con,
stellation sailed from Newport. n l.. for
Annapolis. Nd.
Owing TO loose management, rather than
to insolvency. receiver will probably be
appointed for the Iron Hall.
william Gibson OF Brewer. Ma. wos
beld %SAhout hail for the September court
hbr assaui0na his granddaughter.
Luger Concbong. aged 0 years. feil into
the river at Brunswick. Me-. and was
drowned while fishing from the rooka
A lad named Jack Minnchan. 10 years
old. was drowned while bathing with
some young companions near Biddeford.
Me.
A Presbyterian minister OF Armenia, n.
Y, poisoned his congregation by giving
them vitrol for communion wine by mis-
take
The Dog River valley (vt) fair will be
held Sept. 10, IA and Is. Numerous re-
pairs are being made ON the grounds Of
tho society.
Robert Gordon Hardie has been commits
stoned TO paint Senator Proctor's picture
for the war department. He Is native
OF Vermont and married daughter OF
Senator Cuilom
Colonel Henry Clay Mutt, formerly
president of the Atlantic and Pacific rnib
road, died at his home In Brookline.
Mass. after an illness OF nearly four
years Of paralysis, a1ed 80.
Robert II. Folger OF Madison. o.. is
claimed TO be the oldest practising at
torney la the United Statea lie was born
On Chester county. Pa, 1912. and began the
practice OF law thirty years thereafter.
Mrs. Cendace Wheeler of New York.
president OF the National Decorative
40 iety, has gone 20 Chicago 10 take charge
oi fhe decoration Of the interior OF thc
" pmen's building at the Worlds fair.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-16
It WAS A BIG SUCCESS.
Outing of the French
Democratic Club.
SPEECHES AT ROCKY POINT,
A Large and Happy Party Participate
in the Excursion.

Last evening the excursion of the Gag
non French Democratic Club was held,
the destination being Rocky Point, and
the many members OF that strong,
healthy young organization which is
| doing grand work In educating the
French Canadian young men in the prin-
ciples Of Democracy, may well feel
pleased with the AFFAIR.
1t was a good natured party and iollity
reigned supreme from beginning to end.
The evening was rather cool, but that did
not prevent a large party from participa-
ting.
The handsome now steamer Petrol had
boen chartered and was moored at the
wharf early In the evening to await the
oxoursionists.
They began to arrive about z O'Clock
and half an hour later the speakers, COM
mittee of arrangements and the Paw
tucket City Band boarded tho steamer
and the boat turned gracefully and
started down the river.
The band was stationed on the upper
deck and gave concert all the way down
| the bay. Division street bridge was
| crowded with people to see the party on
| [, The trip down was pleasant and when
| the lines were made fast at the Rocky
Point wharf all repaired to the pavilion
| TO hear what the speakers had to say and
listen to the music.
| After short concert by the band Presis
| dent j. B. y. Brazeau assembled the plat
form and Leader Christian gave the signal
| to play "Hail to the Chief" which was
| done with will.
| Mr. Braxeau spoke In French and after
calling the assemblage to order said he
regretted to announce that two OF tho
men whom he had invited TO be present
and address them were absent on account
of illness. They were ex-Governor Johr
w. Davis and His Honor Mayor Carroll.
After few remarks that were effective
though brief, no introduced Benjamin
Lethier OF Lowell, Mass, editor OF tn
La National
| Mr.. Lethier's speech was very In
structive and interesting and no seeme
to have touched the right chord judgin
from the generous applause.
Soon after the conclusion OF tn
speeches tho return trip was began, arriv
ing I'm this city at 1880, all having
thoroughly enjoyed themselves.
The committee to whom credit is du
for the success of the affair consisted o
J. b. 8. Brazeau, DR.. Beaudry, Telisphor
Patry, o. Collettc, George Lemoine
Adolph Fortier and John Aenard.
Previous to the departure OF tho clu
from this city tho band serenaded Mayo
Carroll at his Office In the Postofiic
building.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-16
FIVE KNIFE cuva

Aisxnnaes Dorges stabbed ~ ERNEST
nippo ss . boston street.
BosToH. AuG. i5.-There was q serious
stabbing aRray Oh Hanover street las,
night, and shs vicsA.n, Alsxandsr BOrges,
= NJ the Massachusetts, general hospital
n critical oonditioo.
Al li:4O p ~, near Prinoe street. Borgcs
and Erurat II. Mppo got into a dispute.
aud Boyye, h. sad 20 have stSppk Rippo
full ,n tho Esoc with his ciehchsd hst.
Rip,o beca.rc infuristed, and he was
seen 10 draw his knife and strike repeat
edly at il,rres. who had turned and was
running down the street
The fr.cas was seen by an officer Of sta
don I. who took Rippo into Gus tody. De-
Elliott foInd Dorses bleeding crom 1--WE
wounds. four on the back and ono on his
left arm.
Borges n 8o years of age, and lived In
East Boston Rippo, who Is 9s years OF
age, Is held on the charge OF assault and
battery with intent TO kill, and be will be
held to await tho result Of Borges' In
furiee
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-16
LAID AT REST.

Funeral OF Mrs. Ann Walsh From 81.
Mary's Church This Morning.
The funeral of Mrs. Ann Walsh, widow
of Richard Walsh, took place from her
late residence OH Cedar street this morn
ing and was largely attended. The re-
mains wero taken to st. Mary's Church
whero a requiem high mass was celebra-
ted.
There were number OF floral tributes
among them being pillow from Mr.. and
Mrs. McWilliams; sickle and bunch o
wheat, from Ella and Aggio Walsh, ant
a sheaf Of wheat from Mr.. and Mrs
II. O'Reilly.
Intermont was ut Old st. Mary's come
tory and the bearers were Herman v
Babcock, James Golden, Thomas Buckley
Morris Hennessey, John Mulvaney and
John Quinlan.
The deceased was In her 6Sth year and
leaves several grown-up children to mourn
her loss, and they have the sympathy OF
community In their sad bereavement.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-16
eUReLARloUs YoUNsTeaa
A Party Of Niae Ransaok Society Roons
OF Secrc4 OrderA

OF Sccrc4 OrderA
NEWTON, Mass. Aug. 10 Mine young
scamps were arraigned as housebreakers
IN the police court at West Newton befone
Judge Blaney. They were up Tor break
ing and entering tho Newton Atheneum
building, Nonantum village Tho young
est Of these offenders wan only and
the oldest not more than Ia The build
Ing was entered Saturday morning, the
window being the means Of getting 10 In
the building are the headquarters Of the
Good Templars. Sons Of Temperance and
Charity Lodge The closets containing tho
uniforms OF these orders were broken into
and the contents stolen or destroyed
Pictures were taken from he wall and
carried away or smashed on TIE floor. A
can OF kerosene oil was taken frop shelf
and poured all over the foos aud settees-
Tho coairs and benches wen pitched
around tho room IN q most reckless nan-
ner. The youngsters carried away about
f7o worth Of stufi hidden ahost their per-
sons and did damage To the amount Of
about s25 or $50 OHi,er Davis worked the
matter mp and placed the boys under ar-
rest The Judge was disposei to be
lsnient toward them. and they wero
placed In charge d the probation officer
and their cases put on flle. -t-f t-.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-16
ENDED IN MURDER.
Result Of a Fight Be-
tween Brothers.
ROWOVER MONEY MATTERS
Takes Place on q Public Street in
Portland, Ne.

foRTkAND. Nc, Aus 10 1.-Two Italians
brothers. NAMED Capriello ana Baptisa
Rossa. goa into an alosEcatten Last even
Ing on Niddis street. near tho Falmouth
Hotel They were ssparsted by tvQ ssrses
car conductors. bns atnoss knnfe1ately
came together ssainl fAis time I'll hahS
VS. 70 the death rt
oapriello was % eup md vse usfue he
hnifa- Thomas Hdfiron caught Csprfoil0s
hand, and ~ the same moIhsns John A.
kios seized tho man by tbe iea fhs two
overpovsrsd him and took tbs knifs from
his srssp By this ume Bsptists bed
crsvled outside the rint a men which
bad formed on the street. He was picAed
up md latd on the adewalk OPPOSITE.
when he was found 70 b severely hurt.
Tho victorious brother had meanwhile
been secured and was marched toward
The police station. guarded by at least
nifty men. Caprielio was locked up snd
Baptista taken TO sa uudestskerAs shop
near by. y.whers be died In twenty mlbuta4
The doctors foupd three wounha, to q
which were fatai DeatA was caused ~
deep stab near tho heart.
AT tho potsco station Capr1ello told ths
soory x the quarrel It seenns th4s the
two brothers came from Oosenza, Italy.
AhtI huso DvSh hcko ho1os wv ycoIo oaet
employed a. labnrera CApriollo has Mved
at Stafford block. notorious locality.
while Baptista lived on MunJoy Hill
Bsptista borrowed money from Gap
risllo, and owed him eQ Bapt,sta wss
married and had family II Italy. He
hns been IN the hsbit q sending them
money every month. Two weeks ago
C.priello told DaptistA that he must not
e~ad the ponev In ltalv this meath hs,s
fYiust pay him the eco owed
TIE brothers had . vtoiens quarrel
over this matter, and when ehey met on
Middlo street last night Capriello 1rss
Knocked Bsptista down and attacked him
with asix-inch dagger. When ths intes-
prefer told Capriello that his brother was
dcasi, he said; well. I am satisHed"
" ~ stated by some that tho real oonse
OF the trouble wss that the two men loved
tho same woman, Eta Coomlis, who nos
konc apo was married 30 Baptfsta