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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-18

Correspondence Of The Evening Star
LArBEI. Aug. Is. 1897.
The all-absorbing topic OF conversation here
is the coming democratic congressional conyen-
ton which meets on the Path instant for the
purpose Of nominating person 20 run for Con-
gress IN the fifth congressional district " Mary
land. As prominent democrat Of the town
remarked 10 THE STAR correspondent last even
ing. the available candidates are as thick as bad
debts. and the party seems unable 10 concen-
trste their energies upon any single man. The
republicans are in hopes Of a split in the demo-
cratic ranks, and are playing sort Of hide-and-
seek game.
Laurel Wreath Lodge, No. 49, A. r. and
A. NJ. held 4 very pleasant communication
several evenings ago. upon which occasion
refreshments were served. This organization
Is In a prosperous condition and every meeting
witnesses the ushering in Of new members. The
officers are: A. ]. Fairall. worshipful master;
L. L. Castle. senior warden: ". A. Mcclellan,
Junior warden; +. Hill. secretary: Andrew
MeGlenuau, treasurer; ]. W. Whiteside senior
deacon. and John Chollar. Junior deacon. This
lodge meets the first and third MONDAYS in each
month in the Odd Fellows Hall. Main street.
The new parsonage connected with the Cente-
nary u. E. Church of this place is being rapidly
pushed to completion. The structure il Of
brick and will cost in the neighborhood Of
$1,000. Rev. Mr.. Murphy is the pastor
There VIII be a shooting contest, tournament
| and picnic under the auspices OF the Redland
a.. -. osS .N IN .i"O NJ Der"ooo On iue'-
s ..n,. -. ~ ,.,-;
4; ~; - ii,'.e NJ
- -. s i' "poa. '"nasn' anu Gre
ii - ss =. nis Pecu.iar manner
a..s,,a - ""s 81 IN soine Communism
,,s - , iPeioi, "ha hha
80; =. .A WHICH W., va, Iunn. III .ne SAfeme,
! -. - i,sss bu'eu " ,ne sunni
-, l -. u'u hos sem IN W nlnu an me
&c. =. ~ AZ u n'aa anu CIV
iHe an aiieal snt! .en nlsoe a hnarp retreat to-
Naro ho"nru county, the uitecuon IRON when
VT oiisinans carhe.
my 'o"i unoet sonhe horough dreaming.
anu ~ eaoy iasofapIe comments are heard on
"n hiues % aie improved cohuluon OF aus
streets, Mleys, &c.
p1,ieE IN tne neisnporhoon OF farhnd. Q
s sliAn Nil.age ABOUT SIX miles west 81 Laurel,
nns .ecehus oeeh tnfowh INTO state 81 intense
s sAei'eDen' over romance having a soneshat
,nlele 9, ni'.ot.. At appears thA' one ta-
.,'i hanei souns man ecatceis OUT OF bis
, seens n i we e"h gu "eh-'o,ae carpenter
sioee ~ wa niucn eiIhrhoteu Oh
e., -, ~. a1'a.S's;I' u's aos eeote
'lo" ION :, nis uoiiicne' nhu MS hnectons were
r re.urnea Do.n Young people had the oppo-
snart erea, A. ~ r@,enI ~. "n I. were ' kept
a apn krea , uesi re" weeks SINCE Young
ma Mailer was taken ~, and a. so happensd that all
t his lainly were away at the time HIS sweet
heart Unable to account for his long absence,
one Jay s.r1liea over 70 .ne soalh nome and
Iouilu OUT the staie OF affairs; she determined
10 nurse the iad herself, ana Tor nearly week
vas constant a'tehualt AT Ms bedside. Her
parents. upon hnding TINS out, forbade her 10
again Visit the hhller residence and told her
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-18
sulS-d&ds
THOMAS BOWLING K SON. Auciioneers
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE SUBURBAN
PROPERTY IN THE VILLAGE OF LINCOLN"

BY virtue Of decree passed on the I'd Of October
lsl. by the supreme Court Of the District ~ Column
bix In No. L. lss. EsI. Dpc. ~ Rcha r. Bill
art. Allen +. Bell. the undeTsir ned will offer sale
public auction. IN front OF the PREMISES ON MON
O'CLOCK NJ. the following Lots OF Land in the
ofciEl subdivision Of Lincoln. d. C. TO wit: Lots
~ 10 sixteen (O'. nsise of section on. 40
Described in Liber ia and folio III seq one OF
Frame HOuse.
Terms Of sale Onethird cash, of which n derosi, Of
60 must be paid at the time OF sale and the resi-
Que in two equal instalsnI uts u year and two
years. respectively. with interest day Of sale
the deferred payments 10 he secured by lie # trust
the property sold. Conveyan-inS aud recording al
purr hzser cost Terms IF sale 10 be compiled with
IN ten ay> after sale. PrsY%ry will Te>d at cost
and RISK a ha>er IN defau,t- This Is made at
the riSk and cost % the defaultin@ purchaser
WOODBURY. WELLER, Trustee,
aulS-dSds 81 IA W.
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Marriage licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued by the clerk
Of the court to the following: James L. Ward
and Mae L. Smith; John L. Murray and Laura
B. Hnrewell James II. Posey and Mary f..
Tyler; George Dickson and II. Augusta Jones;
John Harrison and Lizzie Jackson, both of
Alexandria, Va: Theo. Smith and Bessie Jack
son Of Alexandria. Va; John Booth and Hen
rietta McCabe: Thornton Coleman and Roxy
Stone; Edmund S. Theft and Alice V. Powell
of Portsmouth, Va; James Evans and Sarah
Brooks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-18
Of The Evening Star.

BEDFoaD, Pa, Aug. Is, lss1
Delightful old Bedford Springs. Pa, was
never 20 gay. attractive, % pleasant ~ 1t has
been this season Thousands have enjoyed
it, balmy breezes. it, pure. hsalth-inspiring
waters, liz romantic acsnsry, it, social manners
and it, solid comforts The following wash
ingtoniaps have suu,msred here. DR.. Fank
Hyatt and family, ChaA =. Howe, Hrs. @. n
Brodix, 6rs. W. Holmes. Mrs.. NsudsnhaIl, Mr..
=. Hurts johnson and family, NJ. and Nra r
G. Dean, Madame Romero, wifp a Minister
Romero; Madame Covaxreabfas, ". A Pierce,
A. I. Andersen and N. Basbse and lasaily.
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Miraculous.

MfracuIo0o.
From the Rider and Driver.
"Horses seem to be made out Of Ill sorts Of
stuff"
"A horse Ia q horse"
30, not only have heard Of wooden horses
and iron horses, but today ] hsard some one
talking about corn cobf"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-18
Sons of Veterans.

VIM. B. Cushing Camp. No. 80, were enter
tanned last evening at The residence of Comrade
Doolan No. els street southeast. The Misses
Lille Garrett, Gertie Andrews and Julia Delno
were among the many present. Commander
Rutherford, Past Commander Brown. Sergt.
Henry Doolan. Corp. Vim. J. Doolan and Vim.
+. Esputa contributed to the evenings enter
tainment There were speeches, Rotations
and songs
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Concert at the rabern.cle.

The Washington Concert Company made it,
debut before Warrington audience at the tab
ernacls In South Warrington and there was .
large and appreciative audience which gave
them good send Oh. This WAS testimonial
concert and II brought ont the frisnds On
masss, Who packed the house to the DOOM Hub
Smith. II. Q. hakeman, Stove C1ements, A v.
Holmes and the Waterbury brothers assistsd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-18
The Injunction Continued.

Judge James has decided in the case of
Daniel F. Lee against P. J. whalen to continue
the injunction restraining the defendant from
building and occupying strip of land, which
each party claims, till the September term, being
in doubt as to whether he could take final ac-
ton at this time under the rules Of the court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-18
The Importance Of Horticulture.

FROM tie PhiIadel phia Ledger.
One never realizes the importance Of such an
industry as Horticulture until its representatives
get together in annual convention and compile
their statistics. The florists If the country,
now in session at Washington, report that the
Investments of capital in their business amounts
TO SAC. DOC. 600. and that their sales Of plants
and cut flowers during the year exceeded
s26. 100000. That amounts in round numbers
TO 81 for each family in the country, but the
greater part Of il is expended, Of course, by
wealthy or well-to-do people in great cities and
their suburbs. Horticulture, no less than art
cent rapid growth in this country l., therefore,
a welcome indication q the dsvelopmsnf Of
taste and refinement. After awhile We may get
so highly civilized a. to have good roads from
which to view the beauties Of the gardens that
the florists maintain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-18


Cant you FIX that typewriter SO that it won't
make SO much noise?' said Mr.. Cumrox.
mo, sill" replied the young woman.
'Well. then. put it in the back room. Some
body that's an expert with the machine II come
along and understand every word you're
writin'."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-18
SHOOTING STARS.

Dealers should not conclude that because
people want their clothing light weight in sum
mer they like their ice the same way.
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pxxrgYLvArrA RArLRoAI

pKNN1YLyATIA RAfLBoAD.
Friday excursion tickets 70 the ssashors are
stin on ale via Peunsyivania railroad ct rnss
Of o., eOod going o. II an train Friday an6
valid for rssurn until Tuesday following.
M lass can excursion 70 Atlantic CITY vin
b run on ths 9Th. Special train isaving
WaGhingson as 40s pm. Tickets good 10 -,
11n untn 1ondAy.-zdul
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-18

Wednesday, ct South Side, near Cincinnati,
on the o. and II. railroad, spreading Of the
rails caused the engine Of west-bouud freight
fireman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-18

"There's a hard citizen"
Crook"
''No; ossified man in museum"
Since ice is warranted TO kill,
And ice-cream is forbidden,
And in a drafts ecssatic thrill
We find destruction hidden,
We must conclude. nor idly rage,
That 'twould be prudent, very,
A home-like section to engage
In some good cemetery.
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THE rHouGHrLEss AMATEUR.

THE rHoUGHTLEss AMATEUR.
The hei Oine bad just been drugged-
Alas, the scene was fat
She gasped and then hershoulders shrugged,
And said, Where am at?''
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS EVENING.

A UCTIoN SALE TONIGHT. G1I p. AVE-
81 81 Over 900 lots Of Diamonds Gold Watches
SlVey Watc hes. Eilled Watches. Chains Rings Guns
Revolver from New York Pawnbrokers AssSciation
mN-D<sIu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-18

OF THE WORK on THE CRUISERS
MAINE AND CINCINNATI AND THE MONITORS
PURITAN AND TERRoR.-cHANaEs SUGGESTED
ron THE BENEFIT OF THE JUNIOR OFFICES.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-18
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DANs.
ATlMER 4 SLOAN. Auctioneers. '14o7 St.

I ATlMER SLOAN. Auctioneers. '14O7 @ st.
F0S.FsEE sh5S EESE E.!h
PIP g FH boST P pSE BHIvkss
h h HENSsS s!REP aE sY BIZ c9 op HkR
On stTHhpiHft. A iHe ShiS TWENTIETH, 1ses,
s.. we viii sci without reserve the above pair Of
which sroaN
I ATIMER SLOAN. Aucts. and .pHraissrs.
VALUABLE IRo 1di 50; ses TWENTT,FrFTH
IY-foURTH, 1852 Ar five o;cTocK. in front Of
+ We on s Of lot, Il e
e g feet on 18th stree. ss;Seen and TT 40 i
Terms Sne.6sii cash balance IN 81. and twelve
deed Of Trust or all cash at option Of pnrshassr
and 5esofans as cost OF
snia-dkds' '' IhTiME s" ( SLOAN Auc.ioneer,
nUNCANsON BROS. Aucts.. 9Th and Dsts. n.w.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF Two-sToRy FRAME
PHWIEEL,LING ON CARROLL AVENUE. IA
BY virtue q deed Of .rus. dated October 9. 1890
I'M IssoTd; q he Distrit oI csum5ia and :, ne
regusst OF the holder Of The note s,eurea we VII sell
Il S2Fi g spN
dssc he'd land and premises being in tie Dist, let o.
c9g9 70 vs Lot b 5'e ,S,s in td- G NIB IT'S
as in bloc two 20 Of Il F. Cilberts subdivision Of
lotstwo c> nd three t,) of the Grsmner Farm and
story fsue DIV ling. said property being sold sub
isct TO deed Il trnSt 10 the Equitable C. B. s,oca
ton for aboIt 81. 400.
secured under this deed of trust and the
of this sale (which amount will lie stated at the time
Of sale) 10 be paid in cash. All conveyancing and
he required az the time OF sale II the terms Of sale
not complied with within ten days from day of sale
the risk and cost Of the defsntns purchaser after
five DAYS previous notice In The Evening star.
JOHN JOY EDsON.l Trustee.
au6-eo&ds CYRUS A. BAKER e'
GEO. W. STICKNEY. Auct.. 1416 New York ave.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE M
PROVED PROPERTY. BEING HOUSE NO. 1875
STREET NORTHWEST.
BY virtue Of certain deed OF trust dated the Goth
dsy of May. A. d. 1891. and recorded in Liber No.
District of Columbia and the request of the holder
of the note secured thereby. will sell at public
auction. in front q the premises IN TUESDAY, THE
FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ. the following described real
estate and the improvements theron. situate in the
city Of Washington District Of Columbia, TO wit: Lot
snd ninety -four 1871 subject 10 deed OF trust
ing for 80 900 and interest thereon at per
cent per annum from October IL. 1891.
Terms sale: half cash in Of hereinbe-
fore mentioned deed Of trust. and the balance In
1) and ) years, with interest at the rate OF per
centum per snnum and secured by deed of trust
property sold all cash. option of purchaser Al
cOnv aDcinx and recording az purchasers cost. A
derosi, q 500 will be required at tune Of sale II
DAYS from the dsy of the trustees reserve the
right u resell the property at the risk aud cost OF de-
Burr r. TRACY,
an1O-dSds' ALFRED 8. WILSON, : trustees
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FRANK A LAW. Trustee.
THOMAS BOWLING K son.
r ATIhER { SLOAN. Aucts. l4O7 G st.n-w.

EXTRAORDINARY SALE OF DRY GOODS.
COMPRISING EVERYTHING KNOWN 10 The
TRADE. ALL PHYSICIANS, IN FINE
CONDITION AND
Vailed AT 40. 0O0
THE LARGEST SALE OF THE KIND THAT HAS
EVER TAKEN PLACE IN WASHINGTON.
Commencing WEDNESDAY. AUGUST SENEN-
TfENTH 1872. at TEN O'CLOCK A. VI: and
THREE p. NJ. on second floor Of orr comfortable and
spacious sales roons and continuing daily at same
hours will sell the entire stock of large out-of-
town dry goods house. such as
Silks Satins. Selvets Linens. n great variety
silk Trimmings and Braids, Ladies and Gents
Hose Ladies' and Gents silk and other Under
wear Ladies' Ribbed Vests. GRENADINES. Lawns
and Dress Goods in great variety Misses and
Clildren's Goods. Skirts. CorSet-. lIninrs
Lace-. GoSsamers, Collars and inns. SIN and
other Hanik erchiefs Iare Curtains Portieres
White Crib Blankets Robe Blankets. Enl.
broidered and Ribbed Flsnnels; Dresses aud
Aprons. Jackets. Circulars. Brochet, Persian
and other Shawls; Millinery Goods, soaps
Hosiery. Gloves, Pans. Notions. Spreads
broadcloths. Ribbons. &c
Bottoms Ladies' Shoes finest made In this
country, Mems SlipTers Body Brussels Car
refs Sr.. &c. and in fact everything that
could possibly be found in hrst-class dry
goods establishment All goods warranted to
lie as rerrcsenfed, and this presents an oppor-
tunity that is seldom offered.
seats and every convenience will be extended
su15-4t LATIMER h SLOAN. AuCtioneers.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.


TTENTION, WAGE WORKERS,
N THERE Is NEW BOOK IN TOWN
Entitled Pautocra' " the Reign of Justice. Rad
it! Fifty cents Newsdealers. au1S-3ts
4 TTENTION, wIMODAUGHSIS!
n THERE Is A NEW BOOK IN TOWN
Entitled Paut Ocrary or the Reign of Justice Read
IT! Fifty cents Newsdealers aulS-3t'
ANY TINE YOU WANT ANYTHING PRINTED
"a and Get in HURRY come TO THE LAW RE
PORTER OFFICE. 50:t Z st. n. W. LEGAL blanks
PRISTING-ENGRAVING. Noted for FINE WORK.
NJ W MOORE. Manager mhIJ
T wALKER SONS. oO4 10Th ST NV
~ Building Papers. Moth-proOf Goods, Fire Brick.
Clay and lille. Asbestos Flue Lining. Pulp. Slate &c,
apl-
E'STABLIsHED 1s7O-w. S. TAPPAN DEALER
H in Diamonds, Watches Jeweiry. Silver Ware &c,
6t4 9th n. third door above T. Fine watch and
!eweIry repairing a speciality. sells
DRUNKENNESS OR THE LIQUOR HABIT POSI-
~ lively cured by administering
Dr.. HAINES' GOLDEN SPECIFIC.
Sold by > T. WARE. Druggist. Washington. Jelly
4 GOODRICH LAWYER, la DEARBORN
"A. street. Chicago III. ~ years experience, Sc
crecy special falites in several ststes Goodrich
divorce, with laws Of all states. in press
Iny-2l th.s-ly
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FUTURE DAYS.
RATcLlrrE DAnH co. s sso FL AYE, NV.
saTERPiT MORNING. gESF4s,
~. .l. .H9 cos siS "a NE Of wv.
- SUITABLE FOE
ff iBRaRffs AND 6fSING Rooms.
NfehEN SIP sERvxSrs
fs sPEc1aL.
100 100 c c9r COMFORTS.
AT TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ. IN FRONT OF THE
CARRIAGES, HARNESS. Be-.
auis-af RATCLIFFE. DARE co. Aucts-
THOMAS BOWLING SON. Auc:s.. 6l2 ST. n ".
kfeuLaR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FyEXILTRF1E;
p 6PkSs ssEs R6oM hAb Bsas1R els I
stGE rwESI1Efh ss At TEN ocLock
EMBRACING IN PART
New and Secondhand Psrlor Furniture Oak. Walnut
and Ash csaPbsr sai,es 9oa9ls AID Smile BED Bed
ssrs and PoS frse a AMI Ta S'
G. > AMI other Chairs. Couches and Lounges. Of:tce
Desks. one Tricycle.. one Large Range. Carpets.
ALSO. AT TWELVE O'CLOCK.
Several Horses. Carriages. Bug<ies. Harness. &c.
auis-.,t THOMAS DowLING son. Aucts.
THOMAS BOWLING SON. Aucts.. 6l2 81. W.
TRUSTEES. SALE OF 4 NATHALIE BEILDISG
~ s arI Rnh AyaU5L TWENTIETH lss at
S, d TskCns Park as laid Town o., in pat y 4 "
GUrnsrs resuhlivsiCn OF B. r Giibert's subdivision
of said blork ~. and duly recorded among the land
reeo,ds of N9ntsomery county: Nd in noer j. A /.
county Md. and is loo tied near sliso brsnch and in
the most beautiful section of Takorla Park Parties
-.0-- William II. LAMAR, 80. --''
au1s-2t CHARLES W. PRETTYMAN.} iius'eeS-
RATCLIFFE, DARK co. Aucts. $50 Pa ave n W.
TRUsTFFs SALE OF TWO Two-sToRY FRAME
ExTENDED NEAR THE sCHUETZEN PARK
BENZ NOS 3lu2 AND 31O4 SEVENTH
By virtue Of deed Of trust given to US and duly re-
recqrls of the Distract Of Conlia an, the request
Of the rarity secured thereby. will sell bv public
mn ~ lr2ni q the Irenises on tE pA1
O'CLOCK p NJ. all that certain piece parcel OF
land and prem .ses known and distinguished and
) in block numbered eignt (s) OF Todd and Browns
subdivision Of Mount Pleasant aud Pleasant Plans
wild depth Of seventy 1--WE (7:1) feet. together with
all the improvements easements. Embellishments and
aPVnrtenances 10 the saIe belonging or in anywIse
Terms The amount If the Indebtedness secured by
the above trust. $500. and 5000 secured by a PRIOR
Of sale to be PAID in cash The balance the
Iurcnase money payable 10 snIt the purchaser with
interest at the rate OF per cent per amman and
cared by deed IF trust the property sold all cash.
at the purchasers option A deposit of s2D0to be
be compiled with in fifteen days from the DAY Of sale
the trustees the right IL resell the property
convey ancin-. recording. &c. at purchasers coast
JOHN A sCHAkEER., Tr,,s,sss
HENRY JORDAN. trustees
RATCLIFFE, BARR Co.
sulS-d&ds AuctiOneers.
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And later it seemed rather hard
To The youth to be vacantly stared at while he
Sold dry goods to her by the yard.
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TOMORROW.
THoMAs BOWLING 3 son. Auctioneers.

TRTsTEES SALE OF STOCK AND FIXTURES
DRUG STORE CORNER TENTH AND l.
STREETS RTHWEST-NAIUABLE STAND.
BY virtue q chattel deed Of dated February
o. a. d. 1872. acknowledged February 10. 1897 }
and duly recorded in Iibsr No 1915 folio AZ ct seq
one OF the land records Of the District OF Columbia,
Eill sell At puhlir auction FRID Al. AUGUST NINE
IEENTH. 1897. at ELEVEN O'CLOCK A. NJ. AZ the
drug store occupied BY Rudzyard l. Smith northwest
corner OF 10th and l. streets northwest. Washintcn.
DC the entire contents Of said drug store consist
Ing OF Stock and Fixtures. inclndinE Prescription
Case. Counters. Drugs Sc. usually found in nrst
elaS drug store. and mentioned IN schedule A. at
tached TO aforesaid deed Of trust
FRANK A LAW, Trustee.
THOMAS BOWLING < SON.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-18

An article Of queens wear-the crown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-18

They wandered and spooned by the muttering
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-06

unt there /, proof to the contrary. We nave ,, noe
s,~, him al Police Headquarters to-day was not per
mttrd TO talk with him except In the presence OF an
officer When We have heard his side OF INK case IL
will he time TO judge him. ,,, /,
DIR pnrkhurs,-If he Is not Innocent we snail De
god 10 know IT, of course, and tnnkfnl 10 the pohcS
FOR showing H. whatever their motive may nave
been. A., IL, =. oo,,,o,
Mr. Moss-Thc eagerness Of the police 10 convct
sonrhody IN charges OF hackmal. instend OF eiiiDr
inc me law against evil resorts Is suspicious Inc
polIcr can work up evidence and get witnesses u
swear 10 almost anything. The perjury OF po'cem"h
l. notorious -. A.. ..o,oo mr.,
Mr. Kenneson-My opinion Is that the pocc are
more anxious to suppress the suppressorS oi C"h1
than to suppress crime. A.. , 7 ,roy That
Dr. Parkhnrst-I say amen TO that, ana Know 'ra'
II X trn". . ,s .,o, tho Co
Mr. Moss-It must b. borne in mind that Ihe so .
cety for the Prevention of Crime does not eHpeoI ~
,hut ND die dsoriprly houses In the cAty ny ~ III
raids ON such places. II aims to Keep D'lo' . t
publIc mind the fact that such PAGES exs., ANU , ,
Inc rolIcc permit them 10 exit In VOCATION Vi LEW
II tie police did their duty there woulu oc 'o "''"
OF filc socety's work In that respect. , ., .,,o
Dr. Parkhnrst-'That shows al Row absurd u u .
talk OF superintendent Byrncs about my ithure ~
eek assistance from him. We nre trying 70 coi i
the police to suppress crime, because we know W. W.
tlIey are. protecting places In which II nbouhnS.
orc going 10 cont niue In the work. nhe 'p,N N. ,
OF Gardner on the charge OF blorkmail woud ni,hc
no difference with that work. tiadner j. onv w ~.
cldent HIS work for the society had placeh mn, ~,
the way OF tcmptai ION. N l." has Xieued ~ NV. .h
th. worse for him. but TIE work VIII go on just ''c
enm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-06
4 WOMIy VICES WlR WITH POTtrCEs

Mrs. Mary cdcll. forty Year, Old. who lives a. No.
l33 Lroy ST.. amused herself yesterday afternoon by
sing ng ra-ri-i Poom-f--ay." 10 the great annoy.
gnc. oil the o.he, tenants In the same hous,. Ms.
Odell had been drinking freely, and objec,ei to the
rcn,C.s traces made against hs- singing.
TO show her Indignation sh. picked W a basket OF
potatoes and jcgn TO d,fy her ncichhors. Wnln.vrr
dnor was operei ana a head appeared In sight Mary
huiei her pJta,oc, nj tlc- ne.d After they were
tole shs proenrci basket OF eggs, and threw The
al OFT III, halls and upon tle do r, OF neg prs.
large crowd began TO slthcr about the place.
Policeman Behegt was attiacted 10 the spot and
ned IL beeer ut woman TO the Cha les st. on
house. Justice Ryan sent her to The Island for oae
months
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-06
4 MEMBER OF 4 BlND or THIEVES CAUGHT.

For several weeks the wholesale grOcerJ district IN
lowc, Uud.onst. and West broadway has been In
g.. red with gang Of thieves who stole Whatever
goods they could get hold Of. Yesterday. Policeman
Evans OF the Leonard 81. station. noticed three OF the
gang actinely suspicOuSly in Franlllns;. The men
wont down Franklin 10 Westinghouse, where one OF
,hcm pcfed up bag 81 coffee In from: Of the store
OF +. Il. Mead jr. ana ran on Inc onicer pursued
him and the thief, stumbling. fell and spilled The
,re over the Sidewalk. lie caught while h5
otb.r two escaped. IA the Tombs Court yesterday
afternoon the prisoner, said he was stephen Hayes.
,u.uty.fOr wears old living at NO. g Alacdougas
lie was leld in ~ 900 bali for trial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-06
CLEiR CASE or POLICE BYTrILTrY.

DIR. William g. Burlington trial yesterday
IN ilnG al SPECIAL sessions. charged with as,au,tlny
Ohce' McGranc Thanksgiving bay Il, Twenty-fhri
s. ana sNthavc. count claim o. bruai aS,au't
va lIouGht against the POI rmn Dr. BuidngtOa
was defended by william John WarhnItou ana vas
discharged lcforc all The Witnesses had been cnlc
Justices McMahon. smith ana Di"vcr We're present
DR.. BudlnWon Will begin proceedings against lie
pohccman before u, PulLce Commissioners.