davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1893-05-02
Der Nl0roer 8itfon nah Janesptlle
9ebraht,
iett pro5e6 oemnd4lt sur Derbarolun9
fommt.
8ara6oo, QSiSc., 2. O1a

8or9eitern Mben6 traf Ser Sheriff Seas
bon &Of GountD bier an, nm BEN W0roer
8ition nocb SaneSpi1le gu brtngen, mo-
altgcnbIidlicb OaS &reisgericbt in Stbung
1T. QlS bic GDrbereitungen fit bie 2lb7
retie getroffen purben, fragte 8itlon, no
ct bingebracbt meroe, un6 ais i6m Der S6e9
riff iagte, baB Sonespiue 6oS 9teile5icl iet,
mo iein Yro5eB ipegen Worbe5 5ur Ser
banb(rng tpmuten peroe, itcute CT iicG
DOcblichit e%ritount unb erflGrte, baB ct
NIGHTS bon einem Morbe ptiie. GS lcbetnt,
OaB 8itiOn Deriudben mill, it6 wabnlinnig
gu itellen.
, 1893-05-02
Der Saleppoampfer Sea9au per.
brdnnt.
Die n1annidaft eerettet.
S6eboDgan, Wti6., 2. W2at.

. Debo09an, Wflcb1 2. Wfat.
Ser S9leppbalnpfer Seagall, pelc6er
borgeitern 0tabmittag nit benz 8raf 6es
9ampfers uSbio" nacb Chicago Angling,
perbrannte an Oemlelben Qtbenb auf Ser
60be Des vSpectacle" zGtffes. Die 8e7
manning ipurOe BON rSbio" in Sic6erz
belt gebracbt, Der, Ob9lei5 obne &u6er, Sic
@ngen erretcbte, Ser 9ampfer 0Q8e1t"
cling BON Madtnac SsIan6 nac6 benz brent
ner1ben 9ampfer ab, l0ibte baS 6euer uni
brabte ben &nmpf in Sicberbeit. 0as
Seuer i9eint bur9 baS 3eriprin9en elmer
9ampe peruriaobt tporoen gu ietn. Ser
9ampfer rSea9al" wor @igent6um bon
SameS Jtei0 in 8aD GttD unb bate etnen
&ertb bon $4,000, Gr mar nit $28,z
285 Derltcbert.
, 1893-05-02
Der adtSi9jdbri9e Baron poed'
be9eRt Selbfmoro
3noem er ftb aus einem ;6eniter i'm pierter
Stodmerf itir3t.

Ser Baron &i6ar0 Goefe, Grdii6eut
oes ipeitperbreiteten SournolS yTrenlben7
blatt," bat Selbitmorb began9en, inOem ct
ltb aus Dem 6enitcr beS piertcn Stodtpers
tes zines @ebduOeS ~ititr3te, Ser SOB er9
folgte auf Ser SteIe. Ser Baron tpar
acbt5ig Sabre alt unb in @ien pobIber
fannt.
@S icbetnt, baB Ser 8aron 9oede Selb1tz
moro beging, neil ct befiirAtete, iein @ue
8enli3t gu perlieren.
, 1893-05-02
Oret ju9enoltde Gtnbreher
uo9 Ger 3eformi9uIe eef6idt.
9tron, ST., 2. Ntai.

W ~ y "0VNF'
9(m lebten Srettag tpurben 6rei iugenoz
ltc6e @inbrecber i'm bteit9en @efGngntB I'M
tergebracbt. SIS iin0 bies ber 13jGbrige
6arrp Gberle, ber 14idbrige 8reb @berle
unb Der 15iGbrtge 6oparo 8rotton BON
6rantlin @rOpe. Die Drei Scbtingel ipas
rem in baS borti9e @ei4aitSIofal Der G6iz
cage & NOrt6peitern>8aD eingebrpdben
unb batten bic &aiie aus9eraubt. 0ie bei@
ben Gltelten ipuroen 81 ie einiGbriger Sin.
iperrung in Der 0tefOrmi6ule in 8ontiac
Derurtbeilt, unO Der iiingite miro 10 LANCE
bort %bleiben, ais es Ser 9ireftor fir not6z
tDen0ig bGlt.
, 1893-05-02
Oes baoerns mioe
Die Wirren i'm Ghoctap=6eb f0nnen ais
beenotet 9elter.
SO 2. Wat

Ser Snbianerz Snipeftor 6aiion telee
grapbtrte bcute al baS Mtiniterium bes
Snnern, baB Die Gllbe I'M Gboctap>@ ebtet
nabe3u tpieDer bergeiteIt, unb 0ode's 2eute
lotpie Die MtIt5en fat idmntlib lpieOer auf
ibre Sarmen 5uriId9etebrt ieien. Sine
Oirefte @inmii6un8 bes 8unOesmiGitars
tpd6renb Der Btrren mat nicbt nOtbig gez
noroen.
, 1893-05-02
Der 6uitano Don Goptn Booth un.
perdn6ert.

Stem Oorf, 2. Otat.
t6eute Mor9en UNI 8ebn l16r tpurbe i'm
rglaDerS Stub" mtt8ctbeilt, bGB in Dem
3uitanbe beS franfen Srog0ben 8oot6 leit
geftern feline 8cranberung eingetreten iet.
OampfersN u 6riAten.
, 1893-05-02
Jrri9e Q~uffo1un9 elmer 3oIl9eieb-
8eittmmuno.
SO nih

Us a B N 8 IN 2. Wfal.
Ser iteIOertreten6e Stnan3 : Wttniiter
6omltn bat ben 3oacoueftor in Bottom
ange%pieien, auf cine BteOereripd9ung Ser
Gnti6eibung ber NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in benz
Safe Der 0~orttgen 9rpgoobsz 6irma Soucp
& So. binii6tlicb Der 3ouge6iibren ouf nit
BelS Derbrdmte 9omenmGntel 3u beiteben.
2aut bieier @ntl6eioung lit ndmlicb Ser
Yel5 Der t6altptDertbzQ lrttfel, tpGbrenb biss
ber ais lolcber Der WanteL on unb fir iib
gait.
, 1893-05-02
Dteuetdt Elm moro
81 SoI9e BON tb0ri9ter GiferfaateIei.
q, 2. W1ni.

G5eitern mur6e ser ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
iGbrige SoiepD 9orn BON einem onbern
jungen Mtanne, Namens SObn @aIfer,
bur6 Wteiierittc6e pabri6etnltcb tObtlicb
D%ertpunoet. 8eiOe iparen auf Der StraBe
nit chamber in Strett geratben, nobel
icblieBlicb @olfer fem Wteiier 3Dg u1l6 6orn
Stpci Stidbmunben I'M 0alie uno cine in
Der 6anb beibradbte. 6Orn muroe in elm
6oipital gei9afft, pGbrenO NSalfer in 6aft
9euommen purOe. @iferiucbt CAB Oie Ser
a~nlaliune au benz Strett.
, 1893-05-02
Kompf 5mtiden 1notanern uno
Re9ierun9struppen.
2Iuf beioen Soften GoOte ntto Derwunoete.


Wertfo, 2. 0fat.
Ser &f Stpiic6en Sen 9tegtcrungsz
truppen unO Ben Sroianern, tpelDer am
Sonntag BET BENT 9orfe San Wateo 2ttiucO
ltattfa1O, mar elm piel heftigerer, ais anfdn99
ltcb berlcbtet tpurOe. Die SnOianer tparen
bon etnem iun8en 9lbpotaten alf9erei5t
tpor6en mebrerc Stubenten bonn StaatSs
Snititute in Gobica ansu9reifen. Die
Stu0enten flo6en, unb es puroe cine Qbz
t~beilung Sruppen o~b9eionot, UNI bic Sn7
bianer sur Srbnung 81 b%rin9en. Die Irup@
pen ~fcuerten auf Dieielben, tOOtetcn litnf
lnO Dertpunbeten 5ebn berielben. Wtebrere
Soloaten purOen icbper DertpunOet. Wtttta
lerpeiIe 9riff cine anocre Ql6tbeillrng bon
Snbianern bie Soloaten IN ibren &alernen
an rn6 t0bteten 5tpet Sffi3iere.
, 1893-05-02
6eute ~oe1neI0ete:

Sem Oort: Stuttgart BON 8remen,
gDam BON 9tDtteroam.
5amburg:9 ania nacb SEEM YOrf ab7
%9egdn9en.
Stem gOrt: &otter6am bon &otter7
DQm,
, 1893-05-02
5eituneen iber sic melt
aus tellun9.
Sic befpreden oas 9ro6e Greieni6 auf oas
5reunolidite, uno wiini9en ihm beiten
GrfoI9.
Qon6on, 2. O}at.

Die en9lii9en 8ldtter pibmen Ser @rz
~0ffnung Der 8eltausiteaung in Gbicago
un8epObnlt6 DicI 9taum, unb in beu Qcitz
artifeln berielben 0riift itb ber3licbe She'll
nabme fir Die INTERVIEWING aus. Die
9atlD Stems entbGlt cine bret Spaltcn lan9e
Spe5ialoepei6e itbcr bic @rO~ffnun9Sfeter
ser NuSitclIung.
, 1893-05-02
@merior, W1tnn., 2. M1at.

2lucb 6ieie Ortibaft itebt inter 8aiier,
unb idmmtli6e @ei6Gfte finb mebr ODER
ipeniger nit @aiier an9efiiut. Der 9teb
&iper fliebt jebt burcb Sic nie6rig ~gelcgene
@esenb, Ditlicb BON st. Nincent un6 Grnerz
ion, tpeldbe 6eiben Srte aus ser 9roBen
WalierflGbe ais SnieIn berOorragen.
, 1893-05-02

StaDtanipalt Gru6e ernannte beute
genlamtn s. 9fi3Olion gu ieinem @sbal=
fen.
, 1893-05-02
Der ReO Aiuer iiber Die Nfer 9e=
tretelt.
@roBe SonoHrr6en fe6en
1tttfer 2SaTer.
9te 8trnErtt n1rbrrr Ortrd1aften
i~therflutbRt.
Bembtna, 81. o, 2. Mat.

Die lleberi6tpemmuns breitet ltcb INNER
mebr iiber bic StroBen Ser Staot aus,
unb Der 6luB iteigt INNER nob. .Sn Soutb
8em6ina baben Bic metiten Qeute ibre
6duier Oerlaiien, un6 rur nocb einige Saz
milten itno in BEN oberen Stofperfen
tpObnen geblieben. Gum Gerfebr bebienen
ite iicb Ser 80te, in pelcbe ite aus Sen SEM
itern itci9en. Nm Somitag pGren Spei
Geiienbe BON ct. SAUL BEL Der lteberfa6rt
bon ct. 8incent beina6e ertrunfen.
ct. Simeon, Wtnn., 2. Wtat.
Die gauge. Orti6aft itebt unter @aiier,
unO mebrere @ebGube 1itb burcb SreibeiS
fait pOutg 3%eritOrt mor6en. Der Naiierz
itanb lit Elm bel b0Derer, ais er i'm Sabre
1882 mar, unb Bic leberi6pemmun9 lit
ptel Northumberland, 6a Der @ts8an9 eben
erit be9onnen bat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-28
GREnlT
FOR
ALL,

r 9. gor
and we WIN send II right out TO the house-you win be
your purchase-and the price win be just ~ low.
Our prices are marked plainly on each article end
there 10 no deviation from those prices whsthar you
weekly or monthly payments. We invite you 70 com
our prices and qualities with those Of
You surely needs
RErR1aERAroR
-. AND yO ned n0. poof 70 try e
at all pricea
MArr1se
Is necessity during the hot summer-at eiyss your
rooms cool. inviting appearance and saves the wear
and tear the carpet have ali Grades Of attins
II you wtsh to brighten mp tie parlor with Q new
suite Of furniture You will md endless variety Of
styles here 70 ch99ss from We offer the choice b.
See II you nnd another rood for the prica We
devote one entire door 70
PAR1oR FURNITURE
Suites in tapestry Wilton rug. brocatslls. gilt kc
Bed Room Suites We sell for Si3NSevei s.ass in
bureau-nothing like IL elsewhere ct our price.
II you need Carpet for the parlor sell splendid
Brussels At 20 cents per ysrd-lnSrain Carpet IS
We MkKE AND LAY ALL CARPET FREE OF
COST-NO CHARGE FOR WASTE IN MATCHING
FIGURES. No one else does a much.
woven Wiz. SPRING.. q * Folsy 1s Hsis Nat.
tress a. Remember. these prices are cash prices or
they are credit prices-either way suits
We ere Offering Neat. Trim Baby Carriage for e.
Of Baby CarrisRes 10 brmfI Of pretty patterns and
field. 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-28
MILITIA ALLOTMENTS.
The District Of Columbia Gets the Same
Amount as Last Year.

The District Of Columbia Gets the Same
Amount as Last Year.
Secretary Lamont has made the allotments
Of the appropriation of $500 900 to provide
arms and equipments for the militia for the fiscal
year beginning July next. The District of Col
umbia receives sc, 600 A. the same amount as last
year. The balance Of the appropriation is allotted
as follows: Alabama, %, 5S7; Arkansas, Sc, s73;
California, s7,s45: Colorado, s3,4S6; Con-
necticut, 1920; Delaware, e2615;
Florida, 1886; Georgia. sll,ssl;
Idaho, 2.614; Illinois, s20 9iS: Indiana, sI3,O74;
Iowa, S11,331; Kansas. SS,716; Kentucky,
S11 ,331; Louisiana, s6,97s: Maine, 1929;
Maryland. So, 973; Massachusetts,. 1904; Mchi-
gan. s12. 202; Minnesota, 1854; Mississippi.
81, SS4; Missouri, 14,S1s; Montana, 2.6I4; Ne
braska, 6,973; Nevada. 2,6l5; New Hampshire,
S.4s6; New Jersey, s.7l6; New York, 81 1873;
North Carolina, 1857; North Dakota,
Pennsylvania, 27,s92; Rhode Island, 3,4s6;
South Carolina. 7,s45; South Dakota, 1886;
Tennessee, 10.459; Texas, 1904; Vermont,
1886; Virginia, l0,459; Washington. S4S6;
West Virginia, $3.50; Wisconsin, 10, 459; Wyom-
ing. 2,614; Arizona, 1000; New Mexico, 1000,
and Oklahoma, 1900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-28
REMARKABLY EVIDENCE,

| A Policeman Who Secured = sharp Criti-
cism In q Liquor Case.
Several liquor cases, in which jury trials had
been demanded, were set for hearing in Judge
Miiler's court yesterday and two of the we're
disposed Of before recess. The first case tried
was that of Mary Matthews, a colored woman
who has lunch room at 1928 7th street
She had been suspected of keeping a "speak
easy" and acting under orders from Sergt.
Jordan Policeman Geo. W. Greer went there to
get some beer, and he appeared on the witness
stand to tell his story.
He first visited there one day about two
weeks ago and asked for beer. but the woman
told him she did not sell intoxicants He told
her he had been there before, and she finally
sent her child to get it (beer) for him as an
accommodation. Witness admitted that he
told her an untruth about his having been there
before.
The second time he went there she repeated
her statement and her brother, who came in at
the time, told defendant she could let witness
have one Of his bottles.
els there any other proof" asked the court.
'This is all, " replied the officer.
How long have you been on the force?"
"Six weeks
"Well, I'll tell you one thing" added Judge
Miller, 1.-THE next time you figure in any such
transaction you will be tried for aiding and
sbetting You had better learn something
more about procuring proof before you at
| tempt such . thing again. Had you been in
her place before this first visit you men
| tioned?'
mo, sir" replied the officer.
"Then you told an untruth."
The jury returned a verdict Of not guilty and
Lawyer Moss, who appeared for the defendant,
| was not even put to the necessity Of examining
| the witnesses.
John I. Leonard, the dealer at Sd and I
streets southwest, was next tried and acquitted,
but was not permitted to leave the court. There
| were two convictions against him and fines
amounting to $3.50 or four months in Jail had
been imposed.
| Are you ready to pay the fnes?" the judge
| asked him.
"No. sir" replied Leonard.
"Then you will have to go to JAIL" added
the Judge.
Deputy Marshall McCaffrey took charge Of
him and unless the fine is paid he will have to
| 60 to Jail.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-28
Fell and Fractured His skull.

Wilbur Mcdaniel, young man about twenty
eight years Of age, fell from the back porch Of
house No. ITO C street northwest yesterday az
ternoon about o'clock and fractured his skull.
This is the young man who, while page at the
Capitol fell while sliding down the banisters,
some years ago, and fractured his skull. For
some years he drew q pension. but that has
long since ceased. DIR. Marstella was sum-
moned and the patient was removed to the Gar
field Hospital. The fracture was on the left
side of the head, a short distance above the ear
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-28
FALL OF MAMMA.
A Remarkable Food Which 10 Covering
Frederick County.

A Remarkable Food Which 10 Covering
Frederick County.
From The Stars regular correspondent at
Frederick, Md, comes account Of marvel
Gus fall Of mamma in that section. The peculiar
natural phenomenon has been discovered in the
northwest section Of the county the past few
days. 1t has been ascertained to be fall of
honey dew, such as Josephus, the historian Of
the jews, says composed the mamma upon which
the Israelites we're fed. The dew IL a sweet,
sticky substance. pleasant to the taste, and
covers the leaves and branches Of trees and
bushes in the mountains to such an extent in
some instances that it trickles down from leaf
to leaf. 1t is thought by some to be the excre-
tions Of insects and by others attributed to the
pollen from flowers. 1t makes a splendid bee
food, and wherever il has fallen the bees have
attacked it with ravenous appetites.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-28

Dr.. T. Z. GALLOWAY Of the institute will be in
our city on TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS Of each week.
at the above named Office, FROM 12 TO p. NJ, for
the beneht Of ali those who afflicted with hernia.
and who desire to avail themselves Of this treatment.
The cost of SO great boon is extremely moderate
when compared with the benefit received. Many Of
Baltimore's best physicians recommend the treat
ment. Numbers Of prominent citizens have been per-
manently cured. among whom we mention: Jno. NJ.
Litls. ESQ.,. president National Marine Bank; Capt.
W. C. Geoghegan. steamer Charlotte. York River line
Jno. Richardson. ESQ., president board Of license
missioners; Arthur A. Quandt. pharmacist. 124 4.
Howard st. DR.. NJ. Curly Burkhard. 107 Park ave.
@. A. Kirkland Of Matthews Kirkland. auction and
real estate ~ and "a 3. Charles st.. Baltimore city
e26-6t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-28
Died at EmerGency.

Yesterday Philip A. McAleer, a machinist
employed at the navy yard and living at 902
French street northwest, died at the Emergency
Hospital The deceased was on his way to
work yesterday morning and was stricken with
apoplexy near the Peace monument He was
removed In an unconscious condition to the
Emergency Hospital. but all efforts failed to re-
lieve him, and he died in about two hours.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-28
ATTEMPTED Suicide,

Yesterday afternoon ]. NJ. Smoot, who re-
Gently lost his position a. a mechanic in the
navy yard, attempted suicide at his boarding
house. 621 G street northwest, by shooting him.
self in the lief. breast. It was about $50 o'clock
when other inmates Of the house heard the re-
port of the pistol, and entering his room found
him apparently dying. He was sent to the
Emergency Hospital, where the wound was
found to be a flesh one only, the course Of the
ball having been DETECTED by one Of his ribs.
1t is thought that At OF dependency. caused
by financial troubles, impelled the rash act
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-28
OFFICIAL NOTICES.

OFFICE OF THE ASSES soR ID C.. JUNE 81,
" i&e3-In accordance with the provisions o. the
ret of March 3, 1888. Q lis: will be completed by
JULY FIRST. 1898. of all real property which shall
have become subject 20 taxation ard a value af xed
thereon according 10 the rules for
real estate. This assessment will ude all strac
lures and additions improvements OF old struc
lures This Office should be notified TO the removal
or destruction Of but ding since last assess.
ment in order that the be from tie
valuation as IL now stands the list COMPLAINS
as 70 said assessments only be heard a deter
mined between the first and third MONDAYS OF July
TkIMBLE. Assessor D. c. ia.,s u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-28
THE ARMY MEDICAL SCHOOLS.

Tho selection of the Faculty Completed b
Surgeon General Stsrnberg.
Surgeon General sternberg has Just com
pleted his selection Of the faculty for the new
army medical school. which will open in Wash.
ington next November.
Lieut.. Col Chas. Greenlief, deputy surveyo,
general, and for the past six years attached tc
the Office Of the surveyor general here. hal
been relieved of his duties here and will
sail for Rome Friday next to attend the
eleventh international medical congress AZ
the delegate from the United States army
He viii be succeededas department surgeon gen.
eral by Col Chas. Alden, assistant surgeon
general, now medical director of the Depart
ment OF Dakota. Col. Alden will also be
president Of the army medical school, with
three assistants.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-28
Stole n Set Of Harnesa,

In Judge Miller's court today young colored
man named Henry Wynne was arraigned on a
charge Of theft and he plead guilty. He stole
a s35 set Of harness and sold 1t for SO cents, SO
Policeman Voc reports. The officer arrested
Henry and recovered the harness. Henry was
given sixty days in Jail and the harness was re-
stored to Mr.. Cool. the 14th street grocer from.
whom the theft was committed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-28
Moonlight and Music.

The day and evening excursion Of the E
Street Baptist Sabbath school to River View
and Indian Head on the steamers Pentz and
Randall, Friday, June 80, promises to be de-
lightful affair. The Y. NJ. C. A. orchestra will
render musical programs on the evening trip,
which will enliven the occasion. The Pentz
leaves at 10 a. m. and the Randall at $50 p. m.
returning. arrives at Washington at 10 pm.
The fare for the round trip, including sail to
Indian Head, is % cents for adults and Is cents
for children.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-28
Further Break in Silver.

WALL STREET, NEW York, June 49,
further break in silver to 6s1S for the
certificates to So for commercial bar
silver and to IS cents for Mexican dollars, and
rumors of the embarrassment of banking firm
OF prominence unsettled matters at the stock
exchange and led to selling for both accounts.
number OF the leading issues touched the
lowest figures for some time.
At 2:l5 pm. the market was depressed, call
loans having advanced to IS per cent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-28
The Case of the BufYums,

The jury in the suit Of Mrs. DR.. Frank Buffum
against her father-in-law. ]. C. Buffum; her
husband, DIR. Frank Buffum, and her brother
in-law. Eugene Buffum, at Pittsburg. for assault
and battery, returned a verdict yesterday.
They find J. c. Buffum not guilty, but must
pay one-haf Of the costs Of the suit. Dr.
Frank and Eugene are found guilty Of assault
and battery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-28
Weekend Half-Fare Mountain Excursions.

VIA THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY
To the Virginia mountain and springs resorts.
Reached in from six to nine hours Two limited
vestibuled trains with dining cars daily. Solid
vestibuled trains to Chicago. In all respects
the most interesting route from Washington.
Call at c. and o. Offices 1921 and 513 Penna.
ave., for acopy Of Virginia in black and white
Adrt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-28

CnrneliI

Cornelius Di Diccas, h stone mason, while at
work on a scaffold on 21st and o streets north
west yesterday. fell and broke his left leg He
was sent to his home, 123 I'd street northwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-28
Rector Ahlwardt Again Sentenced.

Rector Ahlwardt Again Sentenced.
Rector Ahlwardt. the member of the German
reichstag who has been elected in two constitu-
encies and who has been chosen to sit for the
Arnswalde district, the constituency he repre-
sented in the last reichstag, has again been con-
victed of hbeling Prussian officials and SEN
fenced to three months imprisonment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-28

Srofulous, Skin or Scalp Diseases, Dyspep-
STA, Biliousness, and kindred ailments, the
Guaranteed. If it doesn't benefit or cure,
you have your money back.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-28

Can you think of anything more convinc-
ing than the promise that is made by the
proprietors of DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy
1t is this: IF we can't cure your Catarrh,
weu Day you $500 in cash"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-28
L PENNSYLVANIA Rourr

rrrr- - MN hOIIE
srE R2gR,f EhAf x.dSiffssFPSSSS S5S
Sks sTH x ssp sTs ~ EoE scsrrox
For Pittsburr and the West. Pann.ylssnis fa,s,,.s
a.iy; Colunbia5 frr--s. a. 10 S' IS Io s.,, N
E Nth slrsrins Car w.shinrton 20 chsesrsc.
Sianscolis and DINING Car Hsrsb 10 In q
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