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Evening journal., 1892-08-13

Boating. bathing. grabbing and fishing are
among tho features Of COLCHESTER. Train
leaves Wilmington. sunday, Augsft "A, s.i5
a. m via p.. W. a. V. r.. Il. RoupaIrip 81.
Evening journal., 1892-08-13

LONDON, Aug l3.-The Telegraph says II
is understood that Lord Rosebery viii not
be a member OF Mr.. Gladstone's cabinet
Evening journal., 1892-08-13

PHILADELPHIA, Aug l3-John j. Mahi
couldn't get work and committed suicide
by jumping ito the Delaware river.
Evening journal., 1892-08-13

CrrY OF MEXICO, Aug l3-Drought has
caused the death Of 60,COO head Of cattle in
Eacafecas
Evening journal., 1892-08-13

WAsHISGTOS, Aug. 13.-Secretary Foster.
Of the state department, and Private Score
tary Haliord left here for Deer Park, Nd.
Evening journal., 1892-08-13

WASHINGTON, Aug. 13.-The civil service
commission has acquisitions for nine physl.
clans for the Indian service, and it is in need
Of ehgibles to ill the vacancies.
Evening journal., 1892-08-13

HoUsroN, Aug. l3.-Hcnry Niece, sol
ored, was hanged for the murder of Police
Officer James Fem.
Evening journal., 1892-08-13

Ell PAso, Tex, Aug. 13.-Twenty-one
pauper immigrants We're yesterday returned
from here TO Mexico
Evening journal., 1892-08-13

WAsHINGroN, Aug. 18.-The silver par
chases for the month aggregate 2,T2S uc0
ounces.
Evening journal., 1892-08-13

fremont, Pa, Aug. 13.-George Freeman
was killed while helping to lift a heavy
piece of timber. It overbalanced and fell
upon his neck.
phvsfcfaua Wantod
Evening journal., 1892-08-13

Silk Mitts and silk plated
gloves, mostly blacks, regular
IS, SIN, so and 75c qualities,
are reduced to I2H, 10, rs
and SO cents per pair.
Evening journal., 1892-08-13
Reduced Prices.

To close out spring and summer stock
viii make 10 upai cost uricc.
L. HESS, Tailor. 80. w. Third street
Evening journal., 1892-08-13

Life Insurance sonCuur1 wanted for tht
strongest. largest and best company ga the
world. Arson A. MAHER. General Agent
Equitable Building
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FOR LEASE.

It tire butIdinS. 1873 St n. ". splendid large
LIGHT store room best location In the CITY. ocl4- 81
CroR LEAsE Oh MoRE YGARs Or RENT BY
fny furnished, VII sell house and furniture Ad-
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

NOR RENT-BEAyTIFUI. HOME oN cogcoRAS
II II. b-t l7h and lsth. eSono cHAs. EaRIY.
COS l&th Ct nv ocli-sw
L>oR RENT OR sALE-BEAurffUL HoME ON
II New Hampshire ave. .. sale, gil 100
rent. esd 50 mo. Apply cHAs EARLY. eos ltth 81
n ". orll-2w
I. OR RENT-oN oNE YEAR LEASE TO PRIVATE
II family. beautiful ~ room re-idenoe. l442 X. 4.
ave. Keys Of i<4<. J. H. GRAY q co. 6y7 y. n q,
E>oR RENT Oh SALE
II sl2 ID 81 n q perfect model % boass; seven
rooms and bath ell modern improvements. cicsrts "a
every room. concrete cellar. nice yard and bach
trance. pretty home or good bargain for . cash
Apply .. sol Maryland sv. ne. ociI-@.
E>oR RENT-i0o7 10Th ST. NEARLl NEw
Il 3story spd basement brich y rooms hath celsr
lsi7-lac3 e. 3-sterr and Basement hrtck II
sTs a. iooa-ioi3 Sc,s 81 bricf; Sssorie. ana 81.
sa. sei Y: e. s iss Ti s..,s
Sstory ana basement bricks; stone TRIMMING
Il ,oom. s.,h eei,sr and all mca.r9 imyro.smss' :;
private families price. nfm-d inciudes water rent
oc11-ot' y. WARNER CO.. e1b 81 n ~.
EoR RENT-A HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
= h0ass e Y. rooms, r.ntrie. s.th rooms: on COT
view. 30. address p. K. star once. ocio-os'
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SHED.
lo2t 9th st nv. llr. .s65
237 Qst nv. 12r ......6o
Isl ! :sOtA - NV. l0r. Is
lfG2 Chaplin 81 NV. or. GO
1909 35th st NV. Tor. 90
E2l3 X ] ave NV. Tor. - 30
1915 81 NV. 12r......-5 so
l23l y et NV. 6r.......60
1890 p q NV. Tor. so
pa Y V ave NV. Or. Al. ~
Ill Pa ave nv. 5r..45
l1bH ct. ct q dwle. Or As
llH - q 81 NV. Sr. ~
ia l4th ct NV. fat. " 20
@06 9 Of nv. -r....3a 80
1915 10Th 81 NV. 7r......JO
800 Prospecs ave nv.
,s@y5M Ms. Az. nv. ,s,@ .&s
shIls 4.
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EoR RENT
u 1889 R st NV. lar. .s75
120S 18th st NV. Or. ....4S
J03-5 N st NV. Sr. 10. so
Rl0-14 2oth ct NV,
Sr:......-.-.-.-3.50
2115 II ST, fat Is
1896 22d st, 30. so
Rooms and flats. with DO
ocS 81 II. NJ MA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-14

WANTEp-To BUY OR TO RINr WITH PRIyI-
w lege OF buyfng. . dx~oom orich house. we'll
h>assd. With moaern imReoyeEaeuts and dry cellar;
north o. ST. and west % 18th south 'front.' posses
ston soouf Nov J. Address I. n. Star once. IL"
VUASTED-T0 PURCHASE DIRECr FROM
w owner or builder for investmspt. one OF mod
brick housss from 81. 900 Is 600; viii
PAY 81 90 cash Address. With full psrttcu-
lars. PC RCHAsER. star ofice. oc1<-Hs
"ANrED-AROrsE AND LARoE LOT. MOUNT
w Peasant prsferrsd. COSTING about %. 900;
ray 40 q months casa down Address GOOD
pUsfrfoS. Star once oc133t'
WANTEp-A NICELY FURNISHED HOUSE FOR
w rrivs.s family, consist NJ OF four sdulis for
axht months; location between and St. and 9Th
and 2ist sta price from sl5o 70 eco month.
Addres W. T. @. Star once oc13-1
UAyrEp-lo Oh l1-RoOM HOUSE, WITH
w stable OF room Tor ali mod imp. west Of
l<fh %. bet and 8 must Be . bargain Il. star Of
Hcsl oe123
UyAxrED-FoR READY PURCHASER GOOD
w dwelling In north for from "a 900 70 -, 00o
Also dwelling for ei2. 900. mean orssnes&.
ooll-Ss W. g. TEEI- Jr.. oe3 St nv.
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E0B RENT-UNFURNI
Il $40 11th st NV. Tor
and2 large halls and
,s ssSi ( St nv. isi :aos la q
14l6 10th st. DIR. 200
400 l4th ct NV. lar ....15Q
l1oi RI ave NV. l7r. :. %
HE M. 8 NV: l nsr. iz;}}S9
1895 18th st NV. 1or. ..125
Ridge st. Georgetown.
e 81 TX i ! !. M <. ia Il; Il Is
BROOKS Mansion. Brook
s&i lin q i nv. '; &i::::::::...II
2lz Q Ct nv. l2r..--.f5
1925 LIST NV. l2r.. 20
1901 23dst NV. 1lr -. 20
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-14

LOB nEIT-A GOOD STABLE, 1879 ST.. or
3 pce1f9 HatAh legation. Apply 6 1O16 VsrnonS
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LOST AND FOUND.

I osT-BY pELIvERr AT wRoSe anpREss'
bat boa ,rpt on , E, ssSs, s,Is..ssr p SD
raj rev ard for any insornssian ssars a. q. ~
81. VIII e paid At Once o. LLolD's KxPiSEss lsa
4 osr-oN iITH. ooIIIr DOC: DARK SALLY
su, sss rslss q rs,ur.ss e. & X Sss
Is oaifcrnia ave. nv. corner of oonu.cteu, sys.
I osr-A GOLD MEptL FNGE.vEp WIN TN
aid isT r.sa-S 3 fhoSIs sHfEibss. To-. ID 10
81 u. W, OF star Once, ocl+St'o
9 scrnS oosI II t is s psss
81 f,naer viii bs rewarded upon returplns 70
II lish greyhound named Misnon tag No. Tlxo
Ihs rnSer VII nlss-e return 20 Iowa circle and
r osT-THUBsDAY, on PENNA AVE- BET
rb. I'm .na Isl s' ,S s.s an ian do
~Grs rs,uSnsa 70 o o s siS 81 Prince ;.
H. n.ls nSrrsl reNsrda lsf, :, go 81 nv.
+ osT-oN OCTOBER IL, BLACK SILK BAG.
l. msrted c. with sao sio ard IS bsils and -sn.
ie.Ss ei s car e. s1s sSai s
and receive IS reward and thsnfs. N.
+ osT-oN WEDNESDAY LAST. A BRTGHT RID
corner Half and \ ste. s.w- j II, fRr. ir.
S1RAYEp OR sroLFN = Two COWS. ON
- s Shis and on. red and white Reward r.,urnsd
I osTLoN SUNDAY. OCT q. IIyFR-coLogFp
turned to MARS CASSIDY. 400 lsth st, ocla-at'
I osT-oN MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER Ia
II small black ant white setter dog with collar ,ni
tag; one side 81 his head black. Liberal reward ~
turned to lf.se Corcoran st n ". elisa.
! STRAYED-sUNDkN NIGHT. LARGE BLOWN
- hors With white star ia fgrehesd hind feet ~hi,.
around hoos. had leather halter on and ROPE around
neck sltsbtlv ssay back Return N Mrs. 4. JOHN
son. Banning. u. c. ocl2-.rs
! I osT-TCFsDA1. OCT. e. z. o O. c. WATCH
- charm. gotnS from IN and II sta 70 1th aud
Nsts n v. va and Let .tS nv and ". ans q.
c@Is Suitable reward }. n. A. FOWLER. l2iOah
/ 81 n ocl2 81.
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OCn lsT ST. NE, BRIGHT SUNNY ROOMS
&IO for permanent and transient guests; near
ears. Capitol B. and o. depot; steam heat; open
nrs-; GOOD board at reasonabls rates. oc12-lws
GOOD BOARD AND ROOMS AT MODERATE
VI rates 81 the HOTEL FRED0NIA, II bet 18th and
14th SITS. oc1J-5t
EIRsT-cLAss BOARD AND CHOICE ROOMS,
Il with all modern improvements: centrally locsted
and moderate charges 3s2 Indiana ave. SIN
Mrs. BLANCHE A. 'LAMBERrs BOARDING.
Xu and Apartment HOUSE, x21 East Capitol ct. now
open Handsome sutss Of rooms for familiss scoes-
sfble bv lines of herdcs and street cars. se3-3m
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4 desirable new houses on Duncan place ne; o
conventsnt to cars; rent only &17 30. McLACHLEN
BAICHELDER cor. 10th and SITS. n. ". oc13-J
EoR RENT-26o4 ST. n. w. Q ROOMS, BATH,
l. large yards and closets; all mod iIrpe in rood
order. Key 1920 K st. OWNER. oc123s'
EoR RENT-To RESPECTABLE CoLORED TEN
rear Si7 P ST NV 40 70 n Il W." r. iFifpSfiD
s. W. COR 18th and i sts n. ocl2-3t
EoR RENT--Two MONTHS FREE-RENT ONE
Il Of my new houses now and pay will be required
until January; only $40 per month Address Boz 1s,
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C100 600

$4,000 ,Sg,
1000 REAL
800 ESTATE
no20 THOS. Z. wA00ANAN.
MONEY TO LOAN
estate security. FITCH, FOX BROWN,
JAP 14O6 @ st. n. w.
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Nave n'rCspitol, 13re1 20
Conn ave mr. K st. Tor t2a
18th ri mr. " st NV. Or. lbs
p 81 near 30th II NV.
iF.ss mr. *; Goth i, St NV. Tor. i iS
NJ mr. 18th ~ NV. Or 100
n J ave mr. b 81 nv. Or. 100
y st mr. 18th st NV, Tor. IS
1909 S5th 81 NV, Tor IS
D and Q fats. lA. -. .6s
s 81 near 18th n nv. or. .65
Sl3 I'd 81 NV. pr. -. 30
1gth 81 near 2 st nv.
,oSIi si;tb :, NV y,
[CFg
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Fog INSsSlrcns HOY I
l5or,.-..........ti6.e
1st eocr SIS ilth Of.
Basement .;i'siy iitS st.
ID aoor siS iisn 81.
o.sgxy..--,,.-----....
Ec y ave. Srs.......
I'd door SIS llth Ut,
.% y 3 &: 49,; 49,: ga
81 ~ l ave. T.-..----...
90 v - Sr..-.........
1925 n Il ave. Or .......
9Th noOr l0l2 Pa sv. II.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

EoR stLELHkLF TsTERFsr IN vAIrABrE
,l, go. .s n. 10y e. i.,u. 500 ~ N
49, - a. : >. - I, ~ = %, ,, tais a. y,
taar.-. a. x; 80 "a 'oi1s PAYING I.,s ~,
nor sAE--TOCE- TIIIUREs. HORSE AND
Essg Z srOn~-y. rrO.i>i1I asa lisaor stors -
dress GROCERY AND Lior6Rs. y s,s- 10 sS. .s OIL.
! A TTENTION. RIAL ESTATE A8ESTs on
"A ownersISsnted. a trs,-cl... In-ti.ua hetel a
THo%ss aokkisIriTGf 70 hi . :. Soss Nsa'
ocs-90t
EoR .sALE-cHEAP FOR CASH. WOOD sSp
coal yard doing good cash business aEElI 90
M.rtst store doing cash business Of 600 per Day,
FOR SALE o" w.
s9 SSS s'srsi Ioca'ed on 7sh 81, dwelling .,s.ch.a
stocf q vine. and liquors no trouble about hocu.-,
FOR FOR SALE
Grecsry store. doing good business. including hos.
80 YESTERDAY HALDEMaN..
f.w V hUSDREp poLLsKs TO INVEST ~
dres. Boz liz. Star onaee. ocl33f'
Foe sALE-oEoclRY STORE AND FIxruEEs
4 cheap Tor cash lsOi ~ a. ~. ocls-sg'
E'oR saLE-TEN SHARES OF THE INDEPFxD-
Il ent stesnhoss and barge Co. OF viii .rchsnss m
Pr payment for small house. ExcIsSsEs sun
ENoR sIIE-FURNITUBF OF A 10 ROOM HOUSE,
4 all rooms rented ,ocsted near 10Th and 4 q.
IN; IN; seod reessn for seilinr all mi hAkf
EoR sALE-GRooERY AND PROVISION STOLE;
cheaP ssid Il o noe s, b s inr MI
G2 E0O CASH. BALANCE on LONG TINE
located IN best portion o. This l. tns hu-tu--=
or rental SPECULATION frop~rty contains r~tnuranl
grocefy ana resi1ehre realizing AZ prs-tt $50 30
Snn1m rental sl.5uD Viii buy brick hcuse paying
once. oci3-a.
EoR SALE "A wELL-EQCTPPED. MEDIUM
a sized printing once doing q good Paying bu-nss.
OF over g uuo year prohts; VIII sell loz time
70 resonSloie party or viii retain hall interest
further Information address Boz 1ol. star once.
CROCK AND FIXTURES OF GROCERY AND
- provision store fo- sale with Without hrs@ sui
wagon; GOOD reasons for selling: cheap N .old 81
once. Call . ". cor. 9Th aud Its. n. oci2-3ts
EoR sALE-cIGAR, TOBACCO AND coNrFc-
Il tonsry store. Apply 70 lOo3 ~ 1t. W. ol2-et'
NOR sALE-A FIRsT-CLAss RENTING AND IN
Il surapce business; q rood chance for energetic
young man. hes; Of reasons Tor selling. Address Bo9
la. Star ofine. o-ll-M
EoR sALE-rIxTUREs AND FURNITURE IN
4 small hptei dom rood business. ceatraily
located. Persons wishing 10 engage IN such hu-n--s
can secure good bargain Address BUSINESS 4.
star Once. ocll-ir'
DOR sALE-IIQUoR STORE; DwFLIISG Ar
Il tached good location: rent reasonable long lease
VIII sell stock. fixtures. household sOol. kc must
be sold at once Address Box 30. Star office oslo lS'
WE ARE THE PEOPLE
w Ask the Population n RAMSAY u pot the
you want.
Watch cleaning FL
flrsf-cnss main spru9, Ell
AL work warranted one year.
- 1Ssi st. ne.
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Err L CO.. e16 Est. nv.
61s-2s ed ct. 7r. eos. so
29th Sc. Olive ave NV.
7r..........,......2l3 30
Sl2 y II ave. Sr. ...1s.3 10
500 18th st. 4r.........l0
8rookland, fr.....l2. 80
Stable rear Sl6 2lst Vt
ard.
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

EOR RENT-FLAT OF THREE ROOMS FOR
light housekeeping or will rent rooms separately
are newly furnished southern exposure and central
references. 623 st. NV. ocl4-3ts
EOR RENT-FLAT ON Sd FLOOR 1923 7TH ST
i NV. 3 rooms; all modern improvements same
hoor $1S. LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER.
oc13-3t go ct. W.
EOR RENr-vERY COMFORTABLE FURNISHED
4 i.,i aafi rooms BATH back porch. Adults only.
lS<o l4th 81. NV Oc11-6t
EOR RENT-ELEGANT FLAT, LARGE ROOMS
y and BATH entire 81 floor. Marbury building, 334S
q 81 p: W. hssr cable cars; els per month. r. A.
fhlLLlPS son. 1422 New York ave. ocS-2w
FOR RENT-A COMFORTABLE AND wELi~AR-
Il ranged nat of 8 rooms; all modern conveniences
Tor steam heat and passenger elevator
THE oRMR.
ocS5t 10th and E SITS. n. ".
Tor BENTON THOMAS CIRCLE OPPOSITE
4 the :Portlsnd"-The handsomest housekeeping
natsin Washington, Q rooms. pantry. bath, 10. ..
each. the new building COR Mass. ave. and 18th St
altered water throughout 1anitor 10 building. Apply
to ST1EGER b LIEBERMANN. 1908 F St oc7-l3t
EOR RENT-F0UR-ROOMF FLAT; THIRD FLOOR;
south and east windows; near cable cars. 261S St
n. ocft2Vs
FOR RENT-FLAT. ROOMS AND BATH. ON %
L floor; range. gas meter, newly papered; on st.
rs price. e1S II taken at once. Apply to OWNER.
$40 11th st. NV. oc6-2w'
LrOR RENT-UNFURNISHED FLAT OF -FOUR
L rooms. suitable for light housekeeping, also two
furnished OF unfurnished rooms; in new house. 11s
4th st. NJ se24-lrn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-25
UyH4Ppy RHODE ISLAND DEMOCRATS.

Providence, Il. l., May ~ tspeciaD.-The Demo
Gratis are talking finding sufficient inaccuracies
10 offset GovcrnOrclcct Browns majority, and by
making him take his title from the Legislature In
stead of the people. destroy the moral eheet ol
majority. Republicans say tbore IS nothing in such
talk Preparations for imposing Inauguration are
beIng made. The United states troops at Fort Adams
have been ordered the result OF request from
prominent Republicans. and the lst Light Infantry
and the American Band have been Invited to be there
and about 400 boys from the training station arc
getting ready to march that day. Mayor Honey, OF
Newport says that the Democrats will Inquire Of their
recent candidates for general Offices whether they think
count ought to be made. II those candidates wanted
count the Democrats would likely insist on having
one Then there would be the question how the count
should be made. and whether the Republicans would
override by their majority an attempt OF the Dem
ocrats to have such a count.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-25
THE ARREST AND ESCAPE OF O.BRIEN.
HOW THE BUNoOM>N's CAPTURE WAS EEFrCTEo
VAIN sE\CH or HAVRE STEAMER


Paris May 2i.-1e following flct- have been learned
in regard to the ARE. Of Thoma, Oricn, the notoiou
American bunco mar, who after his cXtraditlon from.
England was >entcnc@ in Albany. y. Y. io ten years,
Imprisonment for robbine Of 10000 AMI who
subsequently, made his eScap Mr blaine, the tmen
can Secretary OF state sent acahc dispatch on Satur
day to Henry Vignaud. the Secretary IN charge Of the
American LEGATION telling him tat il was thought that
O'Brfen was on the French steamer Mar-cillc. which
sailed from Ncw-Orlcans on Nav for Havrn. and
calling upon him 10 cause III" fugrve's arro-t. Mr.
Vlgnsud W. Ribo the Minister Of Foreign fairs.
and the Prcfcct Of Police both Of WIN % i-'4 %
do their utmost aid him IN oartu ir- 81 ricn Nr
Nignaud elegraphei to the American Consul at lavn
informing him Of The expecteo arrival Of O'Bnen.
When the Marselle arrived al that pOit, saturday.
watch was kept the steamer, but o'Biicn made -
attempt To land that day. ON Sunday he ND
allowed to dlsenbsrk, the police not making any at
tempt 10 stop him. The Consul, however. found him
on a train arrested him and delivered him To the
police telling them that he dangerous man.
The police promised TO detail two gendarmcs 10 guard
him. Yesterday the Consa learcI tha; the police
had LEI O'Brien take wall. since thai time he has
not been seen.
London May 24-Tllc American Legation in Paris
had ,elegl aphet 10 Mr. Lincoln, the American Minister
here 10 send Chief Clerk Iodson to France identify
O'Bricn Mr.. IIOisOE va, arranging 20 depart when
a second telegram was received, saving that O'l'iei
had escaped from the French officers. The fugitive
was supposed TO have embarked AT liavrc on the
steamship EbrO, which ariivci in the Thamc, ycsci-
day. Detectives met the steamer upon her aTlvi
and made close search of her. They did not, how
ever. find O'Brien.
llavrc. May "a 1h' officers Of the steamer Mar
scie said Oday that they did not know that OIrl"n
was Il fugitive from justice. lie behaved himself
quietly on the voyage and di attract their particu
lar notice in any way. They we're gicaily SURPRISED
when they learned sft"" M, arrest, thai il" was a
-uiu of
Washintt n MAY PA cable mcssagr wis received
at the Department Of state this morning from the
secretary u Legation Al Paris confirming the news dis
patch tiat OBien escaped from the French police al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-25
THE ROYAL GOLDEN WEDDING.
APRIvAI. OF HE PRINCE OF WALES X COPEN-
U,GFN-FoREIGN wARSHlP, ASSEMBLING.

ARRIVAL OF HE PRINCE OF WALES I% COPEN
UIGFN-FOREIGN WARSHlP- AsSEMBLING
COPENHAGEN May oi.-The Prince and Princess OF
Wales arrived here today fOi The purpose oi takinG
mar, in the festivities attendant upon the celebration
Of the golden wedding Of the King and Queen Of Den
mark Already the ci'y has taken on holiday ap-
ucarsnce and the harlOr is filling with warslhps.
The Russian Imperial yacht Polar star which arrived
here Yesterday with the Gar and CIarina was escorted
by several vessels Of the Baltic fleet british squad
rem is hourly expected The French North sea squad
ron and vessels belonging TO the Austrian, Italian
and Turkish navlcs viii take part in the demonstra-
tiOns.
Among The presents already received BY the royal
couple is Il magnificent standing nearly nine feet
high painted by Of the principal arts OF Naples
This vase Is gift from the Danes living In Italy
The Czana has presented to her father. who il great
lover Of horses, six pure white Arab ste'ds
In memory Of the occasion, The Danish Government
has caused 10 be struck of for the King and Queen
two handsome twOcrOwn pieces. The heads Of their
Nsiestcs are stamped the coins. surrounded 10y A
mvrtlc wreath and the lncIipion 2b May, l-i2 '12
Tho Queen Of Denmark accompanied bv her
Wales drove through the principal streets OF this cty
today 10 view the jubilee decorations Houses every
where are gayy bedcclcd with flowers and bunting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-25
MOB LAW ~ THE SOUTH.
BISHOP FITZGERALD DEFENDS THE LYNCHERS
TIE BOOT on THE OTHER FOOT

BISHOP FITZGERALD DEFENDS THE LYNCHERS
TIE BOOT on TIE OTHER FOOT.
Chicago. May PA dispatch from Atlanta Ga
quote, AN interview with Bishop Fitzgerald the
southern Methodist chairman, with reference to tho
lynchings Of negroes in the south. with regard ID
these he sald two Of three things may be said
First. that the unspcakablc crime for which they were
lynched outlaws the perpetrators, whether white or
black. in part Of the United states. Frequent
lynchings have occurred from time to time in the
North bat they appear to be forgotten entirely. The
white man in the south who l. guilty Of the crime
meets an awful doom swiftly as does the black man.
1t Is notable that I'm all the spaSms Of Indignation
against the Southern people because Of these ynchinss
no word Of sympathy has been spoken for the whito
women who their Victims
Nashville. Tenn. Nav 24.-AbOut noon Yesterday
L. .. Thompson. jr. a thirteen -ycar-old drug clerk
employed at McaCham's drugstore. In south Nash
vlllc arrested on a charge OF crminay assault
Ing Maggie Peesc. eight year-Od colored girl.
Young Thompson va, subsequently, released on BAIL
Lat night about 10 O'Clock rife that the
negroc, would attempt lynch young Thompson, and
a crowd Of 80 200 men, armed with Wnchesters
slotguns. reviewers and cannon guarded the home
Of Thompson against expected attack. but no mob
appeared.
Ba-trop. L.. Nav 24.-An extraordinary murder
and lynchiug occurred here Yesterday. Schambli.s
Brigham. manager for Colonel George C. Phillips. who
plantation on Island d. Giard. while In the
field shot dead fon ambush BY an old negro
Ths ucg.o then walled 10 the plantation house. sum
moGei Colonel Phillip. and told him that he had
kci Brigham ard wanted to he hanged for IT, Colonel
Philips put rope around the negro's neck and the
negro swinEing In death struggle rom the
limb of a tree No motive Is assigned for the murder,
and 1t Is thought that the negro was Insane
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CHASE AFTER 4 GRIZZLY BEAR.
He SCARES COLORED YOUTH OUT OF HIS
WITS AND ALARMS THE FARMERS
FINALLY KILLED.

Washington, May 24.-As cOlored boy was passing
along the Perce's Mill Road about O'Clock this morn
ing there appeared at the brow Of hill he was
climbing n grizzly bear. II had escaped only short
time before from the Geological Park. Words cannot
describe the feeling Of that colored youth. who i'm
mediately put forth all his powers OF locomoton to
get away from the uncomfortabe-lookng animal. The
escaped bear was abut three years old Last Septem
bcr 1t was caught at hotel in the Yellowstone Park
and the superintendent Of the Park sent It here to the
loo" II was considered the most ferccious animal
Of the bear family at the "Zoo."
News OF the animals escape spread through the
country and caused feeling Of uneasiness especially
to those persons who had to send their children to
school Farmers who heard of 1t started out to see
that their cattle were protected ard at almost every
house through the country where the news known
tho doors and windows kept closed for fear that
the animal might appear at the wrong time and plny
havoc with the people well with the stock.
About II O'Clock party started in pursuit Of
Brllin. When he had been found and brought to bay
h" showed fight and attacked one Of the party and
might have killed him had he not been beaten Off with
club by another member Of the party The bear
then made II wild dash for the woods. lie
turned agn on his pnrsuer. and the latter levelled
their guns and fired Brrin rolled dead.