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Evening journal., 1892-12-07
THE
PHILADELPHIAPRESS
DAILY, SUNDAY WEEKLY.
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DIED.

DERICksON.-Near Mermaid. Del. on
December ], 1892, Margaret Derickson, aged
s. years.
ECkkL--Entcred into rest ON "Wednesday
event g, November 80. Airs. Mary A. lckcl.
relict Of Henry Eckel. in the 70th year of her
age.
DuPONT. suddenly. on December .. Louis
Cazenove DUPONT, ia the 18th year of his age.
GORMLEN.-Nt New Castle. Del. on
December !, iSa2. JohnJ. Gormley, ia his 50th
year.
MONA NUs.-In this city. on December
Mrs Mary McManus, aged AZ years.
McN NAl.-ln this city, on December 8, Mrs
Helen Fleming McNay.
NEILON.-On Friday. December 9, Mar
sret Mellon, aged % yeaIa
SHARp.-In this city on the 9Th instant
Frank sharp, aged 3 years and months.
THOM AS.-On December o, lsa2, Godfrey
Wicker Thomas.
WILSON.-On December J., 1892, Mary s.
daughter OF the late tphraim and Maria VIII
son. ia her 2isi year.
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Our great lines of Mems Over
coats selling at $40, $I2 and
SIS give you the pick from
the greatest assortments in the
city. Every one possesses
that shapeliness and snug fit
that has made our Clothing
so famous. In fact, no mat
ter what style you want, you'll
find a great line here to pick
from. Dress Overcoats, Storm
Oyercoats, Cape Overcoats.
Its the same with Mems Suits.
We have the greatest lines in
the city at $40 $I2 and SIS
Sack Suits, Cutaway, Prince
Albert, Double Breasted Sacks
and then i'm addition we have
several styles OF fine Coat and
Vests. which with our 1000
pairs OF Dress Pants give those
who prefer Pants of different
shade from the Coat and Vest
an almost unlimited stock to
select from.
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MITCHELL &BASH
2t9 Market Street.
THE
Sup0TlatiYe Degree
Is used to express the excellence,
quality and price Of our
Holiday
Goods
Stock,
AS we have the
GRANDEST, LARGEST, FINEST
AND
LOWEST PRICED STOCK
AS we have the
GRANDEST, LARGEST, FINEST
AND
LOWEST PRICED STOCK
Ever ezhibited in WiImington.

Ever exhibited in Wilmington.
This year, as in preceding years,
we have selected our stock with great
care, our highest aim being to select
nothing which would not be useful
TO the recipient Of ore Of the many
presents which now adornsou coun-
ters in ENCELLENCE, BEAUTY
AND GRANDEUR.
Our stock is now open and on sale
and as prices are the leading features
to govern trade we place them within
reach Of everybody. An early call to
purchase will give you a large variety
to select from, and should you not
wish to take them home so soon we
viii store them for you until you can
call.
In tae centre Of the room, right
at the entrance, we encounter those
beautiful tinted glass baskets in blue
and pink, which are used so must
at present. We are selling them at
the astonishing low price of21 cents.
We walk a little further to the
counter which is "heavy laden" with
rubber goods, such as rubber dolls,
animals, etc. Our prices run from
15 cents to rs cents.
A listle further brings us to the
counter on which is placed toys of
all descriptions. Tin toys, wooden
toys, in fact almost anything that
you want in the toy line can be
found here and our lowest prices
prevail.
We keep on walking and the next
we fnd isa counter filed and packed
with Yisque ware OF every descrip-
ton from the cheapest and smallest
designs to the Lilliputian life-size
images which we have marked, just
for leader, at 81 pair.
no the lott Of this we find those
elegant plush cuff and collar boxes
which ere fully worth 80 cents, but
our price, 80 cents.
A little further back brings us to
the counter where the most astound-
ing prices prevail in Manicure sets,
dressing cases, shaving sets, smok-
ing seta, albums. etc. just imagine
when you can get a beautiful dress
ing case, consisting Of a comb,
brush and glass, with back finely
ornamonted and placed in an ele-
CANT brocaded plush case, all for
5S cents; regular 81 goods. A
vilit to This department win con-
vince You that all are proportion
ately as low.
TO the right of this counter
about one half Of our mammoth
room is devoted to Dolls. We have
thousands of them and these are a
few Of the prices.
An elegant Bisque doll, dressed in
different colors 10 cents, worth 30 cents.
An elegant Bisque Doll, jointed, good
size. % cents, worth 80 cents.
An elegant Bisque Doll dressed, 20
cents, worth 30 cents.
An elegant Bisque Doll, extra large,
40 cents, worth 50 cents.
An elegant kid hody sleeping Doll, 90
cents, worth GO cents
An elegant kid body, larger size, 62
cents, worth 20 cents.
We have them from these up to
SO. A careful inspection Of this line
means a good selection and sure
sale.
Last, but not least, what makes
a nicer
HOLIDAY PRESENT
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EARLY NEWS SUMMARY.
philadelphia.


The Public Buildings Commission
decided to discharge all the men on its
pay roll on January / if Councils do not
make an appropriation. aud directed
President Perkins to furnish Councils
with all the information they desire
n. r. Wright found his missing
daughter, Mrs. George White. at Ninth
and Chestnut streets. and a scene was
caused by her running from him and
lainting.
The Liquor Dealers, Brewers and
Bottlers' Beneficial association held its
annual election
The trustees Of Swarthmore College
met for their annual business session.
The trustees Of the University OF
Pennsylvania decided 20 enlarge the
athletic grounds.
United States District Attorne :
lngham petitioned the United States
Circuit Court to obtain possession OF
the ground for q new mint site.
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Foreign.

The international Monetary conference
resumed its sitting at Brussels and con-
tnued its discussion of the report of the
committee which examined the Roths-
child proposal After a speech by Sir c..
r. Wilson. a member of the British dele
CATION, and Mr. McCreary, of the Amer
ican delegation. Mr. Rothschild am.
nounced that he withdrew his scheme.
The Centrist party, which is the recog-
nized Catholic wing in Germany, after
three meetings decided to support the
army bin in Reichstag on FIRST reading.
The Bundesroth approved of the changes
i'm the tax on brandy and b0urse trans
actions included i'm the. bill
A band Of Chilaci trihesmon made an
attack ON Dr. Robertsons guard near
Chitral India, and were repulsed with a
loss of fifty killed
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General

The Hoboken ferryboat Hamburg was
run into by the steamer Nashua as she
was crossing from New York
William O. Sewers, a French creole
arrested for burglary at Denver, con-
fessed to having been implicated in the
murder Of Chief Hennessey, at New
Orleans
President Depew, of the New York
Central, offered compromise proposition
to the locomotive engineers.
The suit of the Edison General Electric
Company against the Sawyer-Monu Com.
pany for alleged infringement of the Edi.
sou patent for incandescent lamps, in.
volving millions of dollars, was up for
argument on appeal before the United
States Circuit Court of Appeals for the
second circuit of New York Judges Wal.
lace, Lacombe and Shipman
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National.

The report of Commodore Melville,
chief Of the Buren, of Steam Engineering
favors Government navy yards and
making League iIsland the chief sta
tion.
Vice President Morton laid before the
Senate the report of the Nicaragua Canal
Company OF the capital stock 10, 145
shares have been subscribed for, and
81 .O0l, ass paid thereon; receipts from
other sources amount TO $50. 299. 20. max
ing total receipts 81 ,O4O 749 20 The eX-
penditures have been SSlJ, ,649.6 cash,
Including $50 600 paid to Nicaragua Tor
lands purchased for route Of canal and
81, $50 shares of capital stock, OF the par
value of $3. i99 600
Secretary Of the Treasury Foster say
the bi-metallic system adopted in Wash
ington canuot again be established i'm the
United States on su''a a'le ba7is without
the cooperation Of ,Ae i.....cipal countries
of Europe.
Senator Frye, Of Maine, has introduced
q bin providing for the regulation Of the
carrying trade and retaliation against
Canada in case the Dominion deprives the
citizens of the United States Of any com
mercial rights.
Tho United States Civil Service Com
mission made public It's ninth report 20
the president Il shows that from July
J, 1891, 20 June 30. 1892 3,9io applicants
were examined for the departmental
service at Washington, Of whom ., 6Ol
passed and ! ,3l5 failed to pass.
A bill has been introduced In the house
by representative Bayuor of Maryland
for the establishments anational bureau
of health.
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ReIigions.

The trial Of Dr. Briggs before the New
York Presbytery at the Scotch presby-
terian church was continued Dr. Birch
took up the argument for the Prosecu-
ting Committee and said Dr. Briggs
inaugural address co-ordinated the
authority Of the Bible the church, and
the reason.
The trial Of Professor Henry p. Smith
was continued at Cincinnati. DR. Lowe
argued for the prosecution When he
finished DR.. Smith began to speak in his
own behalf
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NOTICES.

NTOTCE-OFFICE OF THE BALTIMORE
~ ana Philadelphia Railroad company
WILMINGION. Del, Nov. so. 1899
The annual meeting ot the stockholders of
the Baltimore and Philadelphia Railroad
company will lo held in the office OF the COM
pany, In this city, un Tuesday, December l3.
l6e. at lt45 a m. for the election of nine
directors to serve durinr the ensuing year.
JOHN &. FARHA. Secretary.
MOTIF = rs HFREBY GIVEN THAT /
~ will apply at the next session OF the
General Assembly OF the state of Delaware
for divorce from my wife. Fannie l.. Good
an, yinCulO mnirimoni.
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$500 REWARD !

EXECUTIVE Uti AltINhNAs
Whereas. Katie Dugan. of the city OF Will
mington. AGED about sixteen years, was muir
dered ly some unknown person. in the said
city of Wilmington, on the night of October
18th, last and
Whereas Tho effortso of the Police and siatu
authorities have failed to find any clue TO the
discovery Of the perpeuator of this horrible
crime.
Therefore. l. Robert j. REYNOLDS, Governor
of the state of Delaware, do hereby offer "a
reward of
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS.
20 be paid by the said state for the npprchcn-
sion and delivery Of the murderer of said
Katie Dugan into the custody OF the sheriff
OF New Castle county, at the common jail of
said county, at New Castle, within six months
from the date hereof;
And, DO herehf request the Sherifs Of the
several counties ln this State. their deputies
aud baiNns. aud an police officers uf the State
TO employ all lawful means To- secure the
arrest of the murderer OF the said Katie nu-
gan, and cause him 10 ho delivered To- the eaid
sheriff at the Jail aforesaid.
Ia Testimony Whereof, j have
hcrcunto set my hand and caused
the Great seal OF said state 90 Dee
- ahiNed ut novcr, this goth day ui
lehAf. November, in the year uf our Lord
IT, one thousand eight hundred and
nincty-iw0, and of the indcrcn'
dcnCe of the United States thl
one hundred and seventeenth.
ROBERT j. lEA NOLDe.
By the Governors
DAVID H. MARVEL, Secretary OF State
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In nAIE

TOR SALE,
Household and Kitchen furniture and
everything pertaining toa tvelye-rnnm house.
Thursday. December p. o.@, at 10 o'clock.
SrlDHAM & SONS. Auciinneers.
lJOk SAIE CHGAP.-~pOCK AND
y fixtures Of nice little cigar sinre. Good
stand. Dwelling attached. rent low. &. :.
HORN. ll2 French street.
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Strictly one price and II dis
satisfied with your purchase
we will return your money.
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Our stock OF Christmas goods is complete
in every n, and we viii be glad 90 have
sou see them and acqunint yourself with our
prices niillard T. Davis
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Boys
window Shades.

Coarse boots. only el25. Rabcock's cO6 Mar
kef street, east Side. above ccond.
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De Not Deceived

When You rre told that Conces have adj
vanced in price. hui 60 10 coo King street and
cet the best goods at old prices. GRAND
UNION TEA COMPANY
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win spring rollers, s5c. Yeagcr's, io8 kin
street
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N. Y. Clothing House.
Wilmington. Wednesday, December :, isps.
Meetings For This EVENING.

Ajax Lodge. o. OF the G.. G..
Blue Rock Council. l.. OF II. G.
Champion Lodge, X. Off.
Crusaders Castle. *. e.. E.
Delaware Lodge, G.. b. J..
Delaware Lodge, ID. O. II.
Delaware Lodge, A. o. L. W.
Delaware Council. D. T.. An.
Eureka Council. Jr. o. L.. An.
Franklin Circle, Brotherhood of the rrni.n.
German Mutual Beneficial Society Me-
Golden Gate Commandery, knights OF Malta.
Hope Lodge. I. o. OF.
Hope Loan Association.
Liberty Conclavc. s. w. M.
Mattahoon Tribe. ]. o. r. NJ.
Naomi Rebeka Degree Lodge. I. O.O.F.
Oriental Lodge, a. i and A. NJ.
Palestine Castle A. o. *. Of NJ. C..
st. Johns Castle. x. q. T..
Wilmington Council G. b.. L.
Woman's Relief Corps, u. s. Grant Post.
Wilmington Encamumcnt, *. of So. J. and NJ
Warren a hletic Club.
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,IowcIrv

Harry y. Thomas q Co.
Reuair watches aud ierairv h9 Markss
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NNTANTED-GI TO DO GENERAL
w homework. Cali at tie Arcade. "a
Market street
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REAL ESTATE.

7OR DWELLING. IMMEDIATE
II possession given. Apply 90 ID. MCkEN-
NEl, IhiId and Monroe streets.
NOR SALE-E lEVEN TWO STORY
II mansard roof dwellings on Jackson
street between sixth and seventh. These
houses are now being built and wiz be finished
10y the eith of March. They have ton roomsand
bath and stsnd back from ihr Ouildiug line
Twenty-Five feet which gives them fine front
YARD and large porch; they viii be completed
In the very best manner. with every possible
convenience ana sold un easy terms For
further Information auug io JOHN Null
VEN Hl5 Market street. Phone, go.
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SALARY or COlTNISsTON.

NETANTtD - YOUNG LADY. GOOD
w penman for Office. Address Boz 1866.
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uWJP WANTED.

cTHREE PROTESTANT GIRLS WANTED
at the Intelligence Office, lM Jciler-ou
street. Wanted situation as Chambermaid
fprsOr street.
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SEFR DRPOSIT boxes TOR RENT.
rRornssInNAL

vNYpEWRiTlN NG DESIRED no 10 AT
leisure hours during the day. Expert
operator, Terms moderate. h. A. LYON.
journal Office.
IYTILLIAM r. sMALLEY. ATTORNEY
w ot-law, removed 90 Offices 80. IN Edui-
ahie building. ain aul Market streets.
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ROAnD AND ROOMS.

HANDSOMELY FURNISHED FRONT
III rooms with good board; Ell convenicnces.
II East Seventh street.
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To AGENTS to handle the Patent Chemical
Ink Erasing Pencil, The most useful and
novel Invention of the age, Era-os ink
thoroughly in two seconds. N urhs like
mugic. e00 to 500 per cent. profit Agents
unking : s5i per week. We also want gem
erui agent TO take charge OF territory. and
appoint sub agents. A rare chance 90 make
money. Write for terms and sample of eras-
ing NonICe ~ asitg Mfg Co., X 5@, Ia
Crosse wis.
Evening journal., 1892-12-07

THE MOST REMARKABLE y WsPApIi
SUCCESS lN NEW YORK.
THE PREssIs A NATIONAL Nl.WspA-
riiA
Cheap nev s, tulrnr sensations and trash lnd
300 pluce in thr columns of TIE PRESS.
THE PRESS has the brightest Editorial
PAGE I'm Ncw York M sunrklfs with points.
did paper, covering every current topic of in-
icreat.
THE PRESS WEEKLY EDITION contains
ai ihe good things of Daily and sunday edi-
tons.
Evening journal., 1892-12-07

Wall Papers.
Five cents up. Yeager's, f03 King street.
Evening journal., 1892-12-07

WANTED. -BOARDERs, GOOD ACCOM-
W modations. No. i00 East Feesth street.
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rUnLIo sAlrs.

DUKLIc SALE OF HOUSEHOLD AND
kitchen furniture at 1905 Lombard
street, on fridHy. December q. at 03l com
slsiinG OF parlQr and 'hnmber suits, bureau
headetead. stands. TABLES. chairs. Brussels
ingram and rag carpets. stoves, glass and
GurensWorc. lu fact every thing pertaining 20
trst-ciuss hnusekcepngl These goods
must positively he sold. as subscriber is
going tOruit housekeeping.
JOHN J.. RICHARDS. f
George Drake. Auctionecr.
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FIRE rNsuRANCE.

LVOH FIRE INSURANCE IN TIE MOST
reliable companies ut lowest rates. call
IN HAWKINS a 20. li2 Narket sweet.
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lost AND FOUND.

4 OSr.-ON SATURDAY. AFTERNOON,
r 4 Novcmh Der 9th. between Band % O.Sfution
and 1879 Delaware avenue, D black iur tiupot
Reward 10 returned tn 1910 Delaware avenue.
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BANKIN0 ANN rINANcrAr.

Open daily from O'Clock a. m. until D. m.
and on Tuesdays and Saturdays from 2 10
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BEWARE Or Morn M1LLERs
DRY COLD AIR THE ONLY SURE PRoTEC.
TON FOR FURs.

Wan:ed-Five or six well known ladies in the differ
ent sections OF the city to call upon Of fine
Furs, Valuable Dresses. Shawls, Flannes, Rugs Car
pes &c and place before them Photographic views of
the CENTER MARKET MECHANICAL COLD
STORAGE AND FREEZING ROOMS which rooms
are THE ONLY ABSOLUTELY SURE PKOTEC-
TON AGAINST THE RAVAGES OF MOTHS,
MOTH MILLERS' EGGS, BUFFALO BUGS AND
ALL THE DANGEROUS INSECT LIFE These
rooms clean and dry fitted up with tables. shelves
and racks for placing and hanging up coats. NUTS
and all kinds Of fur trimmed wearing apparel. The
dry cold air. regulated to any desired temperature.
NOT ONLY PROTECTS THEN. BUT IMPROVES
AND GIVES NEW LIFE TO ALL FURS, as the
rnest furbearing animals found IN cold climates.
Photographs Of the rooms and LIST OF MOD
ERATE PRICES for calling at residences. pack iny,
storing and nsuring valuable articles subject to the
of insect lie during the months from April to
December, will be furnished TO ACCEPTABLE
CANvASSERS. TO WHOM COMMISSIONS WILL
BE PAID also 10 those having such articles for
storage by
PRESTON g. SMITH,
Clerk. Center Market.
Once. It'll street wing. to whom inquiries to rates,
&C.. can be addressed. mh3-so3e
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A Celebration At the Catholic University.

The annual celebration Of the feast of St.
Thomas Aquinas took place at the Catholic
University yesterday afternoon with interest
ing exercises Cardinal Gibbons, Very Rev.
DR.. Magnion Of St. Mary's Seminary and Rev.
Father Lee Of St Matthews were guests-
There was q disputation on the Fright Of Prop
erty in Man" by Rev. Charles Aiken and Rev.
Martin Garman of Philadelphia, a paper on
Divorce Legislation" by Rev. Henry Marriott
Of Davenport. Iowa; disputation by Rev. Jas.
Fitzpatrick Of Dubuque. Iowa, and Rev. David
O'Hearn Of Milwaukee on the Second Mar
riage Of Columbus" and . paper on st Paul
and Seneca" by Rev. Austin Bowling of Provi-
dence, RI The exercises closed about $50
O'Clock, and soon afterward the cardinal left
for Baltimore.
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Funeral OF ME-. A. W. Tyler, sr,

The funeral Of Mr.. A w. Tyler. ST., took
place this afternoon at 8 o'clock from his late
residence, No. 1909 F street northwest, and was
largely attended. The services were performer
by Rev. 7. 8. Hamlin Of the Church OF the
Covenant The active pallbearers were men,
beers Of the Grand Army Of the Republic, to
which the deceased was attached, and the
honorary bearers were Messrs Wolf, Van Der
veer, living and McCouch, from the national
bank OF redemption agency in the Treasury
Department, where Mr.. Tyler was employed.
There were many beautiful floral tributes.
" 81
Army Of the Rspublic.
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SHOOTING STARS.
Psderewski's hair is legitimate successor Of
the chrysanthemum craze

Paderewskis hair is legitimate successor Of
the ehrysanthemum craze
Astronomy states that shine brightly for
a time and then vanish. This Is quite contrary
to the popular idea Of a stars farewell appear
anco.
Excess OF warmth in love IL bad"
Exclaimed the youth much smitsen,
"A 'muf she call me; still more sd,
She added straight mitten-"
An intellectual young woman who makes .
lad OF the study Of mechanics refers 10 an Ice
cream spoon as one of the most noteworthy
varieties Of cold-chisel
He was man who liked TO have amusement
nj the expense Of friend. and with . look Of
bland innocence he handed q volume 70 sn &C.
quaintance with the remark
81 know you are interested in books There
is something that think you will fnd in
structive."
Then he chuckled to himself for 4, vas q
Welsh book, with bewildering wealth Of saI's'
and is"
But his merriment soon turned 10 terror
WITH VIC NlCtin said.
Yes, very interesting. I will read YOU some
OF it." and he poured forth one sentence After
the other, until the original joker stopped
with:
The jokes on me. didn't know you could
read that language. Where do you suppose
can get some earache medicine?"
And the guilcless looking youth answered:
Il can't read the language. made the pre-
nunciation up as / went along"
lis curious how words are bent
To suit mans condition
What is in some minds "discontsss"
In others is ambition"
good practical joke witticism that brin0s
high price.
81 think my boy must have been cut ont for
humorist," said the proud father.
"Whyr" inquired the neighbor.
because bad spelling Just seems 70 so0s
natural to him."
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To the Editor Of The Evening Star:
The statement that District Attorney Hassl-
ton informed the coroner's jury that there did
not seem to be any law in the District which
would compel the railroad company 10 erect
fences is incorrect Mr.. Hszelton stated Dos
itively that the law Of 1873 required the rail-
road company 10 inclose its tracks on 9Th
street from the depot to Virginia avenue with
a fence five feet high, with gates ~ street
crossings
While it seems impossible to secure lsgisls-
ton compelling the company to abandon Grade
crossingsit is the general opinion that shrough
respect Tor human lives the District o1icisls
should take immediate action and compel the
company TO erect the fences in accordance
with the law unless they be devoid Of Al
feeling for their fellow beings
An incident that attracted my attention VS.
the fact that the gatekeeper. who must have
been an eyewitness to all the circumstances
connected with the death Of Paul Cullen, ws0
not present TO give his testimony 10 the Jury.
The police acknowledgements aided In
gathering up parts Of the boys body was also
absent PHnrP n. DvYxA
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PREMATuRR BALDNkss may be prevented ana the
hair made TO grow on heads already bald by he
use Of Halla Vegetable Sicllian Hair kshswer.