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DIED.

LOWING; Suddenly. on "Wednesday, MAY IN
10 tstT. ~ 2 29,clocs M, CAIHARiNE n. widow q
Notice OF funeral hereafter
vSLnklCs. Al the Residence 81 his parents. No .reo
rioiae avenue northwest. q diphtheriA on Tueedsy
s MYY IA ISs. at y 20 T. m. WILLIAM ", beloved
hirteen yesrs aud nine month"; -
Funeral private.
hOILEk N loving rememhrance a. my dear ana
only son, FRANCIS LoYoLA koiLfR who dslarTsd
'nis ne one year Aso today aeed twenty -one years
Gone, but not forgotten
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BRAspEsBURes. TIE BEaurrruI.
THE RICHEST Of all CoTTON FABRICs'
the QUALITY OF THE CLOTH IS PERfEC-
TION ITSELF. We will place on sale T0MOR-
ROW a very large assortment Of this fABRIC,
PRICE FOR THURSDAY ONLY.
lie YARD
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IRIS The LARGEST
-It's the Best Equipped.
Its Credit System 10 the Most Perfsct.-
GRoetA,.s,,.s
CREDIT HOUSE.
$40. 81 and so3:7th ct. NV,

S19 81 and 823:7th ct. NV.
Is the model establishment Of its kind in the coun-
try. tn the only Credit House In the District
that publishes price List, and the closer its
CREDIT PRICES are compared with CASH
PRICES the more friends II wins. Here are few
articles that are especially interesting 1t this Sea-
son Of the year:
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LABOR SAVING ITEMS
ARE THESE SHIRT WAISTS.
A HAxpKrncurEr BARGAIN.

Ladies' Superior Quality Hemstitched Au-
tin<a Hsndkerchiefs. with hand-elnbroidered
initials. l-inch henas, large but deiicsteiy en-
broidered letters Same handkerchief has sold
for 75c.
Special price. 5Oc.--
Uirst door. .....-..................2d annex
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SAxs AND ConpANr.

:::::::::
I OTIS Of people
/ shoot at tn,
ELLL msrkAb u 4,
they don't ne It.
Our FURNISHING
DEPAR TN ENT-
isn't . preten . ..
There's Q solid stoci
behind the mssniA.
cent show we make.
''Delicacies In see.
son~-and the mecca.
stiles. We take q
much care with one
- the other.
There are mighty
few stores that swins
the variety we do.
Not one in. Wash.
ington. Two or three
Of the largest to-
gether don't more
than do it. We go
in for style-but we
strip It Of its inflated
price. You buy doirn
to lard pan" here.
Proof In everything
We Offer you. Our
o0-cent NEcKwEAR
illustrates It. Thoa-
sands Of patterns
a At as most that
are sold 1t IS cents.
We can almost say
fresh every hour"
the novelties pour
In 30 fast. No
need Of going be-
yond Soc. but If you
will mp 10 S1.W
we have the finest.
The last In II .
White Ptque Flat
Scarf--mads with the
cords ruAAing up
snd do wA-Pisk,
Clark b YlagR's+
Soc.
We just hAppsn
10 have . bis win
dow display Of UN-
DERwEAR NO ".
There wamt room
for them al. For
the askins you can
see them Medium
weight--snd 10 thin
est. And the
NEaLIGE SHIRTS
they arc I'm ses-
son." We Wish you
would investigate .
little. Cheapest OF
costliest. ours arc
al full si0-regular
mads. In ali sixss.
rwould taks big
talk TO tell tho
whole story. You
can ne quicker.
More satisfactorily.
We keep our styles
70 ourselves-but
compare qualities
around. DonT for
get 10 compare
prices st the sazns
time.
Ours ID the A1yt
eoNDIsts stock Of
ATHLETIC GOODS
Washington has ever
had.
The newest psf
termed garments for
all sports. Can At
anybody the grow
ing grown - and
lover grown"
NECKwEAR, UN.
DERw re AR and
OUTING WEAR the
season ciamors loud.
est for. But eve
rything else-LINEN
-HOsIERY--aLOvEs
-UM ELIAS
CAN E 8 - whatsver
you come for - is
herein apple-pis or
der-to serve you.
Nothing ike com.
ing TO headquarters
for thugs. There's
saving. satisfaction
and surety gained
by It. !
0a-A10as:
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BABY CARRIAGES THIRD.

They are not q side issue with us, but one of our
special features Youth be surprised ct the num-
g. pr OF handsoms patterns We are showing, More
Prices range from 9l2 to s35 All sold on credit.
That Plush or Hair Cloth Parlor Suite for o28
We have ever seen.
9, Our High grsds Parlor Furniture. in Brocatelle
price than you can find elsewhere. See II we are
neht. Our Brussels Carpet at Co., a yard cash or
S5c. on time cannot be approached in quality ct
this price elsewhere Splendid ingram Carpet, &c
PEI Per yard cssh. 4Oc on time All CARPETS made and
matching figures; We've rot enough Bed Room
Eurniture to stock good sized store. Wen men
zion tust suite of pieces In solid oak that sells
for e17 cash or e1s on time. It doesn't matter
what YOU want-hi " can be classed under the
head OF HousefurnishinRs, we've got Ii, and it'll
pay you to look up our prices before you buy, Our
terms require no notes. We require q small cash
be arranged TO suit you. Small weekly or monthly
payments. Six per cent discount for settlements
inside within thirty days.
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IN WALL STREET TODAY.
Stocks Were Dull, but Prices Were Slight
Higher.

Stocks Were Dull, but Prices Were Slightly
Higher.
NEW York, May l8.-Stocks we're more active
this morning, but the increased trading was
confined, as on several preceding mornings, to
q few Of the list. Northern Pacific preferred,
and Nashville, st. Paul, Atchison, Wheeling
and Lake Erie, New England, Missouri Pa
cific absorbed nearly all OF the specula-
tive interest. Prices were somewhat irregular,
but in the main firm at noon and in most cases
q trifie above last nights. New York, Susque-
hanna and Western made gain Of two points.
At this writing q 80 PM the market e dull
and featureless. The sales amounted to 176, 800
shares.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
The following the opening and closine prices Of
the New York Stock Market, reported by special
wire 70 Carson Mccartney. 1Al0 " street.
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BEAUTY OrrEs DEFENDS

BEAUTY OFTEN DEFENDS
On plumpness; 20 does comfort; 90 does health II
you set thin there is something wrong. though you
may feel no sign Of It.
Thinnsss itself is sign; sometimes the nrst sign
sometimes not.
The way to get back plumpness Il BY CAREFUL
LIVING. which sometimes includes the use of scotts
Emulsion Of Cod Liver OIL
Let US send you-free-a little book which throws
much light on these sub,ecta
SCOTT BOVINE,
Chemists. 1a2 South 9th ave..
New York.
Your druggist Keeps scott's Emulsion Of Cod Liver
On-all druggists everywhere do q.
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7 AIDES
- Needing tonic children that want building up
should take
BROWNS IRON BITTERS
II II pleasant to take cures Malaria Indication
Soo nlnousness All dealers Keep It, my12-tr
QILIOUSNESS, CONSTIPATION TORPID LIVER
- &C., cured. Nerve and Liver Pills. 10 doses 25c.
samples free. SCHELLLR STEVENS
9th Ut. and Pa ave-
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BE SUM You Are R,our.
THEN 90 AHEAD

THEN 60 AHEAD
mt Arvt b. verge you ere r.sht % d 20 easy -
be asceived- you may be wrong snd yet not ksowm
When you go 70 tay bottle Of cARTER's LITTLE
Liver PILLS b. sure you set ''c-A-R-s-E-R,-s.s
then you are all night and can 70 shesd; you knov
their va,ue; shsy never f, But don't fossss on ~
junction. -
BE SURE YoU ARE RIGHT.
- sure you, ssh Or "c-A-R-T-E-RAs. sssus
you set "c-A-R-T-E-R'-s." Frauds and insssassa
WIN put you wrong; soar let them Do H. - susysa
st ths senuins cARTKRs LfrILx LivE1 flxxA
APosITIvE CUBE YoR sicx HEADACHE.
snsn nm. small Dos. ANAL Prize. .y1s
CmrDnEx Car
sos fifcnHR's
oAsroRIA. =
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S wv II SS#'EEsIEI:.. w $;
e e 4 #E y
{ E.. 1. : : {. / Fl :

Blazers" Just in the nick OF time We have re-
Blazers" ceived another complete line Of Ladies'
Blazers-" Wash and Fancy silk Waists, Full
'Blazers." roll Blnzes and Blaxer Suits.
'Blaxers." More OF our famous Is Full-roll Blax-
Blazers." also arrived. This Blazer absolutely
BaIers." has equal for ft and style at its price,
Biazers.n We have Black and Navy Blue with
"Blszerst" cloth to match at 81. so per yard for
blazers." making the skirt. II you can make
BLAZERS" your own skirt you get an elegant
''Bla1srs." Blazer Suit for g. 70.
''Biszers." Here 10 Something finer: An elegant
''Biazers" Serge Blazer, in Black and Navy Blue,
blazers." at 20 so. We also have the cloth In
Blazers" Black and Navy to match this Blazer at
''Blazers-" u 80 FER yard.
''Bls.ers" New line Of Flannel Blazer Suits,
"Blazers" Black. Navy. Tan and Gray. only s10
''Biaxsrs." each.
''Blszsrs." New line of elegant Serge Blazer
"Blazers." Suits. Black and Navy. at $3.50 each.
MoRE New Wusrs.
''waists." You running around this hot
'waists." weather by coming direct to US for your
WAISTS" waists. No trouble about pleasing you
Wsists." 10 style. material price. for the line
''wsists." was never 90 varied before.
'waists." Ladies' percals Waists. Csc. each.
'waists." Better quality Fine Psrcale Shirt
''WAists." Waists only S6c. each.
'Watsts.~ ladies' White Lawn Waists. only Sc.
'Wsists." each
''w.ists." Fine White India Linon Waists. q 70
waists" g. 50.
|Wefsts." Ladies Fine Lawn Wants, with wide
Waists" quilting down front and around collar
Waists" and cuffs. finished with belt white
WAISTS" ground with blue and black polka dots
"waistsn only el esch,
''waists." Il has remained for US 10 quote the
'wsisn." lowest price yet named for Silk Waists
Waists" New line OF Ladies' Fine Striped Wash
''Waists." Silk Waists In medium and light color
WAISTS" inss At e3 each
WAISTS" Ladies' Fine China Silk Waists In Car
WAISTS" dinal, Navy and Black only a. 20
''waists" each.
Waists" New Silk Shirt Fronts. Navy Blue
"Wsists." Polka Dots and Stripes. Jabct Of Same
"Waists." down front, only q. W each.
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No other Houss DOEs-EvEh DID m EVER WILL
sell such STERLING QUALITIES q such Low
PRICES - WE quote.
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ISN'T THIS REMARKABLY,

lsN,T his REMARKABLY,
SS.45.
FOR 1OO-PrECE DINNER SETS, ENGLISH
WARE. wnder0idzed decorations in Brown or
Gray-new pattern and hsndsome-warranted
not to craze. Each set consists of twelve each
Tea, Dinner. Soup and Sauce Plates, twelve In
dividual Buffers. twelve Cups snd Saucers,
two Meat Dishes, two Covered Vegetable
Dishes. one Baker. ono Sugar Bowl, one
Dreamer. one Covered Butter Dish, one Bowl,
one PICKLE Dish and one Gravy Boat.
-ss A. set
Fourth noor. 10Th 1t. buiidinR.)
LABOR SAVING ITEMS
ABE THESE SHIRT WAISTS.
Surely no mother can now AFFORD TO make
Shirt Waist. Twenty-Five cents buys ex-
cellent Percale one. In any size from 4 to A.
$50 dozen PERCALE WAISTS Just in nearly
nifty combinations Of figures. Regular size
grade.
90dozen CREPE OUTING WAISTS. Just In.
too; regular SOC. grade.
--3}<c. each
An Aggregation Of beauty. certainly--the new
summer stock of MOTHERS FRIENDS
OF course no one else in the District has the
privilege Of selling this incomparabie Waist
They are made only in the finer grades.
-15c. and o. 90 each
Cd noor. 10Th st. b'ld'g)
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MRS. wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP

Your druggist Keeps SCOTS Emulsion Of Cod Liver
On-all druggists everywhere do. q.
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ESeLlsH NA,xsoox

EseL,sH NA,Ssoox
AT THE PRICE OF ORDINARY CAMBRIc.
500 pieces ''Ensiish Nsinsook" in tweive-yard
lengths. soft nnish and very desirable for
Lsdtes' and Childrens wear.
Ell. 50 piece Of twelve ysrds.--
Cd Aoor. ......-.....-......ll th Of. buildiaG.)
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GnoaAss CREDIT HOUSE.
ny2 s19. S21. s23 9TH st. NV.

MRS. JANE JONES. FURNITURE COVERS CUT
VU and neatly fitted.
Residence. 44S 9th st. sw,
myIf-0c Washington, D. G.
DURITY AND wHOLESOMENEssA ARE THE ply
= sictans' indOrsement Of Aneosturu Bitters Manu-
druggists.
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A STATIONERY SPECIAL
Squire boxes Writing Paper. commercial
size.
SlSt uoOr.sss... lin 81 ndux.I
Toxoanox: THunsD.x.
FrRsr VIEW
OF
LADIES Null HArs.
Just opsned-spscial display In Second NIL
hpsry Pnrlor. beginning tomorrow.
LIKE BITS OF FLEECY CLOUDS.
Exquisite In their delicate loveliness. dainty con-
ceits Of nlmy sauze that look like stray bits
OF sunset glory caught on the wing like Q
warrant butterfly and mpaled on hat pin.
ALL PROPER SHAPES-"Tsm Oshanter,"
''Liliian Russell. 4" Peaked Crowns. &c.-Blue.
Pink. Nile Green. Cream. White. Tan. Brown.
Cardinal.
TOMORROW. THURSDAY.
Second Millinery Payior.
cd hoor.-...llth st. bldg. LIST and I'd annex
Or INTEREST To Men
THESE sEAsONABLE THINGS
WASHABLE fOUR-lN-HAND TIES. an
other choice lot at
-23c.-
OFFICE COATS. 70 dozen more neat and
cool.
LAUNDERED NEsLIaEE SHIRTS. I'm
ported hsdrss Sizes II to IL. Special
value
SUsPENDERS. to be worn with Nealigee
Shirts.
-5Oc.-
x.l
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NOTABLE MARX Dowss In OrHrH
Cor E.

CorTos F.sn,cs.
COTTON BEDFORD CORDS. WITH COL
ORED FIGURE REGULAR PRICE, 1211c.
REDUCED PRICE.
Or YARD.
30 STYLES in REAI. FRENCH ORGAN
ORINGS- Regular price. SIG. REDUCED
PRICE.
PIC. YARD
NEW ENGLISH BROCATEIES that we have
Just placed on sale IL worth seeing. even II
you dent care TO buy. They are in CREAM
and WHITE grounds, with RICH FI8i1RIN6,
AND LOOK EXACTLY LIKE CHINA SILK
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-18


Last evening the following prisoners left In
charge of II. Smith and z. Burke for the Albany
penitsntiary to enter upon their sentences:
Luke Young, aiias W. II. Jones, housebreaking,
ten years; samuel Bean, assault with intent 10
kill 1.-TWO casss), fourteen yssrs; J smes Taylor,
assault with intent 70 hill, eight Year,; George
Bowie. jacob Beacham and Charles Nelson,
housebreahing, each i've ysars; Chas. Lorraine
and James Brosnan, larceny, each three years;
Alex. Thomas, larceny from pepon, i've years;
Robert johnson, grand larceny, one and q half
years.
Rev. Or. Gilbert Dslanasyr Dead.
Axnox, ONO, Nay lG-Rev. Or. Gilbert
Dslanatyr, pastor OF ths First Methodist Epis-
copai Chnrch Of this city, died Yesterday
afternoon shortly before I O'Clock Of
urumie poisouinS, after IN illness Of ten
days. he waa born in central New YORK
dxty-six yesrs ago, and entered At an early age
upon hic s1udies for The ministry. He held
charges In New York, Denver, Colombo
6priass and indianapolis In 1885 Dr.
Delamatyr was elected 20 Congress
from The Indianapolis district on Che
grssnback ticket. 6incs that time he hns been
SdcntiAed with the prohibition party. When
The peoples party convention was held In Gin
eiunati Or. pelaanaayr took . prominent part In
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-18
} JAPANESE HOUSE FuRsrsH1xes.

JAPANESE HOUSE FuRsrsH1xes.
REQUIREMENTS FOR SUMNER HOMES.
Have you laid away your heavy Hangings and
Dfaperiss' You Of course want something to
put In their place TO relieve the baroness. We
have just what you need In these
BAMBOO AND BEAD PORTIERES.
They are cool. very effective and cost but htt.,
sl.e5 upward.
BAMBOO FURNITURE.
The prettisst line ae'pe erer seen and at the
iorest prices. too. Rockers. settees. Tables,
Stools. Chairs. &c.
BAMBOO AND REED sIDARRIS
pORCH CURTAINs).
30 made that. while they admit the light. they
Keep out sun and heat. All sizes from
AS to 10x10.
s1.5O to $500.
According to sizs.
FOLDING SCREENS
OF every description. special lot Of Fan
shape Folding Screens. richly decorated; CON-
plete. with Stand.
Is and Soc.
Anew and large importation Of Jardinieres.
Pedestals Garden Seats. Umbrella Stands.
Rush Seats for Porches and Stops. Screens.
Lanterns, Decorative Fans. &C.. &C.. ss
Very Lou Priees
The Special Sale of VASES. BRONZEs, kc,.
at haf price. still going on.
japanese Department.
Esd door. LIST and I'd anneIes)
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Hydrocarbons F1Rs-.

OEFRIGERATORS r IRsC.
Wecarry every size that's made, and the prices
run from 20 70 $50 They are built by Ann{zcr q
S9ps and took fret prize in the Paris Exposition,
1859. Pretty good guarantee. don't you think
MATING. LrsonEum & Onc1orH.
We never offered 30 many patterns to select
from before None but good, reliable Qualities
Made and laid free Of extra cost
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-18
We Cav Gown YouR HEAD

We CAN Gown YouR HEAD
Be you man. woman or chiid-ao As good. II
cred anywhere eiss. We have se ST ~. RoSS.
dalers' trade by not allowing discounts Some
Of them acknowledge our prices to be the lowest
after the discount stores have deducted their
discount: Our Hats marked In plain fg-
ures, which prevents our raising the price on
you. were we 80 inclined.
ladies' Straw Sailors. 81 and up.
Chi1dfen's Straw Sailors. and Hats, Soc, up.
Mems Straw Hats. Soc. MP.
We propose to double last seasons busfness.
Wn1Err & Ruosr.
my18 90o Pa. ave. NV
PARTIES LEAVING Town
FoH The SUMNER
Should remember that SHEETZs
PureN FAMOUS CANDIES will be sent to any
Ice address, at any time, securely packed.
Cream without additional charge.
Soda By sending in your orders to us you
only can enjoy DELICIOUS, FRESH con
sc. FECTIONS in the country, which IL .
a rarity as well q luxury.
0ldsa. ALL FINEST 60c, CANDIES onIp
Sc. a pound for 80 days longer.
SHEETZ. Leader IN Choice CONNECTIONS,
COR 10TH AND STREETS.
wELCKERS HOTEL. 18TH ST. my1s
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yHc. YARD.

NEW LACEs.
ere NOW SHOWING q very ELEGANT
AsseRTMENT Of SILK POINT bIRELISb
LACE in new designs. THESE GOODS are
our EXCLUSIVE STYLES aud ONLY
SHOWN BY Us.
tnchs wide, in NAVY. BROWN. GRAY,
CREN. q 20 yard:
LACE. 10 inches wide. Regular price, SOC.
SPECIAL FOR THURSDAY.
BLACK SILK PoINT D'IRErAyD LACE,
- inches wide Regular price. o.. FOR
THURSDAY,
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
| Q. | c. l
.. 70. | c.
Name.

The following are the opening and ciosine prices
wire TO Carson Mccartney. 14l9 " street.
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TIE LATEST.
"CAcHEM1nE De Surz.-
Aiisht weight cotton fabric. very soft twil,ed
surface. similar to Lima Cloth. Made espe-
cislly for ladies' and children's dresses and
wrappers. Cream. Light Blue. Pink and Gray
grounds with pretty figures and sprays
Sc. . yard
Cd noor... LIST annex
HAMBURG DEPARTMENT
Offers the following three remarkably good
values in
Swiss FLouSc1ses.
500 YARDS 27-fNCH FLOUNCINGs, en-
broidered mostly in refined, dainty patterns.
Good values in regular stock ct so per cent
more than these prices.
--5Oc. and o23<c. yard
40 YARDS 4S-INCH SWISS FLOUNC-
INGS in designs desirable as our ii ones
were early In the season.
Tic. yard
Dress pattern Of this. ~ yards. 81 30.
1st noor. 10th st. building.)
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-07-27
AN ITALIAN CELEBRATION.

Begun with Music and Dancing, Ended
with Knife, as Usual.
The Italians yesterday celebrated the
feast OF St. Ann. A parade took place in
which about o thousand men partici-
pated. At night the celebration was
continued with pyrotechnic display in
the vicinity OF First and Brunswick
streets and dance at First and Colgate
streets.
Most of the celebrants dispersed at
eleven o'clock, but crowd had collected
at the dance with view to keeping up
the celebration all night. About one
O'clock cheap beer and whlskey had
aroused the fighting propensities Of some
ot the celebrants. Angelo Cairo of No.
207 Newark avenue and his brother Arillo
Cairo OF No. 287 Monmouth. attempted to
stop the music. A row enSued, in which
nearly all the dancers participated. and
during which Gilbert Masters of First
and Brunswick streets was slashed across
the right cheek and the left side Of his
neck with stilleto. His wrist was also
gashed. Arillo's nose was almost Bit
ten entirely away by Masters.
The two brothers were arrested by
Patrolman Dougherty for atrocious as
sauls and battery. Masters was taken to
the City Hospital, but was booked for
mayhem. His condition was not re-
garded this morning as serious, SO Police
Justice O'Donnell held each of his as
sallants in $500 for further examination,
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-07-27
HOMESTEAD FAKE?
Chicago's Blood and Thun-
der Story About the
Destruction of the
Carnegie Works.
FRICK GETTING BETTER,
Facts About Johann Nests --latest
Visit to Pittsburg -Dyna.
mite Plans.

CHICAGO, July 27, 1892.-A local paper
prints the following special from Home-
stead, Pa. .:-"Since 1t has become evident
that the Carnegie Steel Company, under
the protection of the National Guard, is
about successfully to operate its mills
prominent members of the Advisory
Committee have been considering wayI
and means for preventing any successful
working OF the plant. One Of the promi-
nent members of this committee toda3
said
"'We will not under any circumstau-
ces permit those mills to be run If there
is any agency which may be employed to
prevent it. We have already selected
men who will go into these mills as fast
as they can secure employment, who are
instructed and sworn to carry out their
orders in consummating the policy which
we have agreed upon.
When we are sure there Is no longer
any hope for as, our representatives in
the mills will place explosives where
they will do the most harm to machinery.
We have definitely determined that these
mills shall not be operated by non-union
men, and one of the principal ways to
prevent 1t IS either to control or wreck
the property. l might say great deal
more, but under the circumstances have
gone as far as / dare'
"ODonnen and his wife will leave to-
day, Wednesday, for some seaside resort
which the young man will not name He
said today that he aud his wife have been
so worn by the work of the last three
weeks, that it is absolutely necessary for
him to have rest"
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-07-27
PESHALL'S BAD EXAMPLE
Technical Appeal to the U. s. Cir-
cult Court in Favor of
Alden Fales.
Special to the Jersey city Me,us.

TRENTON. July 81. lS92-Ex Judge
Thomas SheneY of Newark this morning
appeared In the u. S. Circuit Court. ask
ing for writ of habeas corpus for Robert
Alden Fales, the Newark boy murd-
erer. The petition filed is a long
one and covers forty pages of type
written matter. 1t states that the
only pretext for Fales' imprisonment is a
Judgment and sentence of the Essex
Oyer and Termiber Court. Because of
the sentence of this court be is restrained
of his liberty in violation of the constitu-
tion of the State and OF the United States,
which guarantee to the petitioner the
right to be informed of the nature of the
crime for which he is to answer aud
that he must not, be held to answer
capital or Infamous crime. except upon
Indictment or presentment by Grand
Jury. The Chancellor having denied
permission for writ of error, the petit
TONER is precluded and stopped from hav-
ing the validity Of any question that arose
during his trial adjudicated upon by the
highest Court of the State.
There are nine points raised. The
principal one cites that the indictment in
the Fales case does not come I'D TO the
definition of the word indictment as used
in the United States Constitution. 1t did
not inform the accused of the particular
crime for which be was to answer, for
murder in New Jersey can be committed
In various ways, evincive or unlawful,
deliberatiye and premeditative killing, or
in the perpetration OF an independent
crime which was net intended
to accomplish the killing. Ac-
cording to the United States
Constitution it is necessary to charge
murder generally by the particular mode
OF killing. Fales was therefore convicted
by trial not founded on a sufficient in
dictment.
Judge Green stated that he would not
entertain the petition until the other side
was notified. The Prosecutor being away,
the Attorney General should be informed. :.
Next Tuesday is the time fixed for the
hearing.