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WAR DECLARED At LAST!

The first shot was fired on the lst day
Of January, 1898, at the Cheap Cash Red
Front Hardware Store Of SCOTT BROS.
No blood TO be shed, no lives to be lost.
We make war upon no man 10 take his
life But we have declared war uTon
high prices apd long profits on all goods
sold by us. Wehave no cd our banner
and will show no quarters. We fear no
competition for We have res lived AMI
are determined TO Sc our goods. such
as Carpenter nni Blacksmith Tools,
Plows and Plowstocks, Axes, Shovels,
Hoes, Nails, Horse Shoes, Pocket and
Table Cutlery, Cook aud lIc,ting Stoves,
Wagon aud Buggy Material, Wagon and
buggy Harness, Sadd les, Buggies and
all kinds of goods found in n first class
Hardware store, at the very lowest live
and-let-live prices. We mean all we say.
you doubt, march to the Rel Front
aud walk right in aud let us convince
Y0Hw wS Sy giys giyins tiS%p yS% prices;
Pittsburg steel plows at 8! cents. Cook
Stoves, with everything complete, for
$1,000; mic, open Buggy fr $1,000;
top Buggy for $4,000. All other
goods at like reductions. Come and
give US trial and be made happy,
and we shall be happy, too.
Very Respectfully,
@~~-- ~@-..-~~
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SCOTT BROTHERS.
The State of South Carolina.
ENJON cOJINTy

6NION COUNTl.
by JAMES NJ. GEE, ESQ, Probate Judge
,NHEREAS, ]. II. McKissiok, rs Clerk
w of the Court of General Sessions and
Common Pleas, has male suit 10 me to grant
him Letters of Administration, with will
annexed, on the Estate and effects of John
II. Fowler, deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite an, aimonish
all and singular the kindred and creditors
of the sail John II. Fowler, dccsa.ed. that
they be and appear, before me, i'll the Court
of Probate, to he held at Union G. H., South
Carolina, on the 17lh day Of February, next
after publication hereof, at II o'clock in the
forenoon, to show cause, if any they have,
why the said Administration should not be
granted.
Given under my hand sell this 3rd day of
January, Ammo Domini, 1893.
JAMES NJ. GEE,
Judge Probate
Published on the 9th day of January,
1898, in the WEEKLY UNION TINES.
Jan 6 6t.:
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

/ HAVE bought the entire stock of Dry
! Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats, &C., of Rod :
ger & Purcell for sixty cents on the dollar,
an will commence on Saturday llth, 10 offer
s3ms 9f the grsates! inducements ever effcr, d
in the W country, to cash buyers only
CHAS. j. PURCELL.
Feb 10-6-tf
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BuCKLENs AnNIcA SALvE.-The best salve
In the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers,
Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, letter, Chapped
hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin erup
tious, and positively cures Piles, or no pay
required. 1t i, guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction, or money refunded Price 25
cents per box. For sale by Is. F. Posey.
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Notice to Creditors.

4 LII persons having claims against the
~ estate af Robert Morrison. deceased,
must present them to me, properly proven,
at Spartanburg, s. G.
Feb. 6, 1898. II. B. CARLISLE.
Feb. l0.G-It. Adminstratpr
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FREE LIST.

T-- ~,sPiay OF Phot at ATWOOD &
UNGERS ART GALLERY is a sight! You
should witness it for il is treat ycu have
never before bad the opportunity Of seeing
/. Union. E5sa-
We cordially invite everybody 10 csli and
Hcx4mtne our; work. and are sure You will be
convinced itA FAR THE FINEST WORK
ever seen la the city. IL il isn't the finest
display Of work ever made hcre we will
make You q complimentary sitting.
We MEAN JUST WHAT WE SAY.
mcmher,.we are here but for a short
time, a" viii DO work up to and Including
March IL, '93.
We do all the late-t styles Of work; in
cluding the
RUCtAN vIGNETrE,
ARISTO GLACE AND
STATUARY WORK.
Seeing is believing. Gail and cxamiue
and be conviachi.
It O NJ O II HI r H .!
We espsei,ly invite your children and
take them by the instant ,neous process.
We do copying and enlargiug. also do
view work Of residences and store buildings.
As fine wo.k done in cloudy Gather as
when the sun shiue.. You will do we'll to
secure your work at once, rs we are here
but for q short time. Hoping to see you in
coon we are yours
Phot'g aphica'ly
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We have q speedy aud positive cure for
catavrh, diphtheria, cauker mouth and
headache, iu SHILOu'S CATARRH RENE
DY. A nasal injector free with each bottle.
Use it if you desire health and sweet breath
Price 50c. Sold by II. X. Smith & Co.
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Strayed Cow.

n old sr.yed rSu IDy my prsmi.ss Spn sSou, sant
10th Dec. last. Anyone kLowiug of her
whereabouts and will notify me VIII be well
paid for their trouble.
VI. c. DEANER.
Carlisle, s. c.
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vi L l. l. I N II R n

uST received from the Northern Mar
= ksts, choice selectirn of Millinery.
LATEST STYLES AND LOWEST PRICES.
Always pleased to show goods and give
satisfaction to customers.
MRS. JAS. GRANT.
Oct ii AZ n
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HOUSE ANDLOTFOR SALE

I OFFER the house and LOT on Mountain
l. street known as the HIN HOUSE, for
sale. Let contains two acres. Terms easy.
Apply to G. =. GARRETT,
Spartanburg, s. {.
Jan l3-2-tf.
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We also take this opportunity to notify
all person indsbte! To the firm of Foster
wilkins & Co., that payments must be made
at once in order that the old business NAV
be settled up.
Jan 20-3-4t
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RICHMOND Il DANVILLE RAILROAD co
F. W. lluidekcper and Reuben Foster, re.
ccivers,
COLUMBIA AND GREESvlLLE DIVISION.
Condensed Schedule, in effect Nov. 20,
1892. Trains run by 18th Meridian Time.
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Notice to Trespassers.

4 LII persons nre prohibited from hunt
n ing, fishing, cutting timber, making
roads, or trespassing in any manner on my
lands lying in Union county near Lockbart
Shoals, and on Broad River near Mount
Tabor. Those violating these orders will be
prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law.
MRS. FRANCES MURPHY,
Charleston, s. c.
Jan. 27-4-It
The evening world., 1893-09-27

$1,000 Cloth-Bound Books. 500 popular
authors. Chicago price 25c.. nk
our price. ................. 0
100 sets Dumas. cloth-bound, s vol
umes; Chicago price Sl.25, our on
............. NV
Eugene Sues Works. bound in On
fine cloth, 2 volumes. .......... sGO0
Dumas's Count Oh
of Monte Cristo. > vols....... sGOO
Lambs Works, . vols. 80
1900 papcr-Lound Books, 1000 popular
authors; Chicago price 50c. Nd
edition, our price.......... eV0
! 900 Shakespeare bound IN n silk
cloth; Chicago price 5Sc., our IN
price sOO
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BLACK SILKS,

Black Satin Duchess: Chicago en-
price sl.OD; our price....... sJSO
Black Fine silk Surah. beautiful lustre:
Chicago price 71c.; our On
Ih'Nt ~
Black GroE Grain. rich quality: n
Chicago price 800; our price seDO
Black eros Grain, 2i-inch wide. rich,
heavy quality: Chicago price A1Sl
sl."n. our price. ........... go
2i-inch Slack Broche eros Grain, also
rich, heavy Satin Brocaded Silks, large
and small designs; Chi CyE
capo price s.; our price. 1s%SD
Black Moire silks: Chicago Hn
price 81; our price. II
81 inch wide Black Japanese Silks, soft
rich quality: Chicago price EN
Sl.UD, our price. ............. sIO
Black Faille Franchise. Black 24-inch
Surah. Black and White Fancy Silks,
Black Erocades: Chicago IN
plce N.V; our price........ soO
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INDIA SHAWLS.
REMARKABLE VALUES.

IN oil " LSs
REMARKABLE VALUES.
Great beauty, long SER
vice, cOnVenience-an are
combined in the India
Shawl. Nothing of nearly
SO great intrinsic value
for so moderate IL price.
India Dccca Shawls.
$500 to $1,000 each;
until this sale, marked
$4,000 to $4,000.
UmrjtZers, $4,000 to
$4,000; formerly $500
to S2JO.OO.
CaShmereS, S1OO.O 90 to
100000; former prices
$4,000 to $4,000.
Also, a fine lot of bOr-
dered Chuddas, in all col
Ors, from $1,000 to
$500 each.
JAMES M'CREERI CO..
Broadway and 18th st.
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7-hook Foster Lacing, in tans. brown,
$50: our price................ 40
slate and reds, Chicago price sOo
S-hutton Suede Mousquetaire, In all col
ors, Chicago price Sl.50; our 20
IIlCt. ................ .'''.' ~
4-button Real Kid. in all colors and
black, Chicago price N.6j: our 40
4-button Paris Suede, guaranteed, In col
ors and black, Chicago price 20
Sl.2j; our price. ............. sJO
Gents Patent Fasteners. in tans and
evening reds. Chicago price or
$3.50; our price ............... sco
The evening world., 1893-09-27
CAPES and SUITS.
These Prices Ten Their 0mW Story.
Fine Chcviot Refer Jackets. with roll
ing lapel collars and lap seams. in Fall
cage price S6.7i. II price. 1so"
Fall and Winter Jackets of all-wool
chcviot and diagonal, in REFER style.
tailor revers collar; chi G9 4lR
cago price $50. Il price. aSoSo
Jackets of finest vicuna and ch"viot IN
black and navy. double breasted,
stitched finish and french back.
prics...... .......",",.., 1sS'O
Handsome Jackets Of imported diagonal
Chcviots. with large fur collar ana
facingS OF fur, fastened with tur heads.
also kcrsey and clay Diagonal and
theviot Coats. in black ana van, Fall
with new capes; thir"G" az a.
price. Sl6.15 :, Il price," QpsOo
Jaunty listers in English twecds, cheN.
lots and Venetian cloths, with plated
back and hood or double and military
cGpcs; also Circular with lifted back
and navy; Chicago price n. az
cnpcs in finest k"rsay and
hroadclotn, handsomely trimmed In
braids and %vclvcts. in black. tan.
brown and navy; Chicago a. d &
price Sl9.JO, our price....... osdPO
Camers-hair Suits, made with
fun skirt and taiior-madc waists, with
double row OF buttons from shoulder,
in brown. black, blue ami tan mix
e 'asssi price as g sl5 i "a onr PRICE %n'. 800
ROuSefurniShingS
tTuIRD FLOOR.


Clocks; black marbleiasd iron, good
half-hour and hour. with French
price $500; u price....', $40
Clothes Wringers. family size, hard
White rubber rollers double cog,
Chicago price $500; our En
pTlce............. ............ AsCo
Wash Boilers, oval shape, block tin,
copper bottom, family size; IN
Chicago price Csc. our price. eVO
Bread boxes, large size, heavy Japanncd
tin; Chicago price 59c.. II DEB
Agate Tea Kettles, first quality, war
ranted holding four qts; Chi 40
cage price N.69, our price,. ssDo
Copper Tea Kettles, 10 lit any size stove,
extra heavy; Chicago price 7sA
Sl.3l, our sep
Ammonia, extra strong. large size bot
ties; Chicago price l0c., our nSD
price........... ......,........ w.
Laundry Soap, pressed bars: Chi
price.......... ................. .OD
Hearth or busting Brushes. wire drawn:
Chicago price &c, our
price. ..........., s-LO
Feather Busters. eisht-inch, best quality
feathers: Chicago price 24c., n
OUT pIlce......'.'' '.'.'.''''... LIZ
HigYlns's Laundry Soap, fifty bounds
In a box; Chicago price - -
1925. our price ............. $s9O
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Chicago price &c. our no
price............ .............. sOO
Solid Gold Bow and Scarf Pins,
with turquoise and pearls; Chi
cago price 9sc.. our IA
Solid Gold Bah Earrings. with tur.
quoise, pearls and %garnets; CHI
cago price S2.9S; u 40
price .''''... A
Solid Gold Rings, turquoise n fancy
stone; Chicago price Sl.N; f13
Solid Gold Scarf Pins. genuine diamondas
pearls and turquolse: Chi (R0
cage price Sl.75: our price,. sVO
The evening world., 1893-09-27

Another lot of Mems Japanese silk lni-
Ladies Embroidered and Scalloped
tial Handkerchiefs; Chicago %
price. I5c.; our price........ sSo
eral hundred STYLES: Chicago
price, 2jc. our price, each.... sA<2
The evening world., 1893-09-27
CHINA Dept.
THIRD FLOOR,
IN BASEMENT

Dinner SGT. III pieces. pretty shape,
thin English porcelain, decorated in
underglazed %colors; chi e O2
cago price Sl0.9j, at....".. OsOo
Dinner Set. lO2 pieces. American por-
celain. decorated with hand-painted
flowers and ID d, Ssoid' cht- 1918
Dinner and Tea set, 100 pieces Old HalD'
new shape. decorated with various col
ored flowers and leaves, No
Chicago price SLABS, att. os"C
Dinner Set, fine Vienna China, dainty
shape. handsomely decorated III neat
floral sprays and gold; G 40
Chicago price $500, ut
Tea set, 80 pieces. thin porcelain. new
shape, neat decorations ID Oh
Chicago price S.sS. at. 800
Glass Peppers and Salts. auadruple
plated tops: Chicago price
6oc., AO
Special lot Of brass Table Lamps. over
a dozen different styles, b. & II.
burner. Culored corrugated shade
Chicago price $50 to S.W,c az
Banquet Lamps. gold finish. centre
draught burner, onyx columns, others
cupid centres, with silk shades, hand
soinely trimmed with lace;
Chicago price 800, complete U O2
at,,.... SS1'D
Carlsbad nina Vases, nicely decorated,
fancy shapes; Chicago price ~
I9c.. each.....,................... sAO
The evening world., 1893-09-27

DRESS GOODS,

DRESS COODS,
Only 3,15o yards as.inch Wool Mixtur"
'h"viots in all Fan colortngs. chi
cago price 29c., II SDl
price.......... .............. LIZ:
$50 pieces 3S-inch Atwood Camers Hair
Nlcunas, in every imaginable Fan
color; Chicago price DOC. u "a
price. ....,......'. sAc
~. 80 yards 3s-inch Atwood Scotch
Twceds, ChCNiUt mixtures. stripes,
plaids and elegant two-tonc effects;
also Scotch clan ana Wool Plpids, an
endless variety, Chicago price d.
-. and SOC, our rricc........ n
54-inCh All-Wooi Neat Small Checks.
II-inch Diagonal Suitings and hand
some "Ondulc' suitiugs, A. inches wide:
Chicago price Sc, our 40
price ...r.,.....,.. ......,,.... saAeI
Storm and Fancy Sergcs, variety end
less. Prices speak volumcs:
IS inches wide, Chicago price 90
Soc, our price.........,...,.. s<SO
u inches wide; Chicago price 90
lac, our pric"..""..."....,.. so1O
IS inches wide; Chicago price 40
Soc. our price ....,,,,."...... s1O
30 inches wide; Chicago price N
S.Ur, our price soO
Higher grades even better value.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

The CHORAL SocrErY.-Tonight at Metzerott
Hall the Choral Society will give its long
promised performance Of Mendelssohn's ora
torio Of Elijah" 1t is expected that this will
be the most COMPLETE oratorio performance
ever gwen in this city. The soloists will be
Mime. Basta-Tavary, soprano, who has been
heard here both in opera and concert, and
whose excellence 10 well known: Miss Kate
Flemming. instead Of Miss Minnie Behnne,
contralto; Mr.. Payne Clark. Q tenor of good
voice and artistic method. and Mr.. Ericsson
Bushnell, q basso Of reputed brilliant vocal
equipment. The chorus work will undoubtedly
be all that could be desired. and the accompani-
ments will be by the New York symphony
Orchestra, and the whole under the capable
direction Of Mr.. Walter Damrosch-
SEIDL AND WAoSER.-Tomorrow evening the
celebrated conductor, Anton Seidl, and his
Metropolitan Orchestra, will give a grand
Wagner concert at Metzerott Music Hall The
interest in this concert has been very great. a.
is evidenced by the large demand for seats. and
1t is anticipated that the audience well a. the
program will be the most brilliant Of any musical
event during the season. The Of no les
than fourteen prominent singers. all especially
selected with q view to their ability TO properly
interpret Wagnerian music, viii add to the
effectiveness of the numbers selected and .
genuine treat will be presented to those who
are followers OF the great German composer.
With Seidl. his superb orchestra and this vocal
corps, Wagner will have more competent eX-
ponents than ever before in this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-25

Changes In the Ouartermaster's Department.
The following changes in the stations and
duties Of officers Of the quartermaster's depart
ment are ordered:
Lieut. Col William b Hughes, deputy
quatermaster general, will be relieved from
duty as chief .quartermaster department Of the
Platte by an officer to be temporarily designated,
and will proceed to Baltimore, Nd, and re-
heve Maj. Andrew ]. McGonnigle, quarter
master, of his duties at that place.
Maj. McGonnigle will settle his accounts pre-
paratory to his retirement from active service,
retaining station at Baltimore.
Maj. James Gilliss, quartermaster. is relieved
from duty in the Office of the quartarmaster
general and will proceed to st. Louis. NO., and
assume charge Of the general depot of the quar-
termaster's department at that place, relieving
Maj. Amos S. Kimbsll, quartermaster.
Major Kimball will proceed TO Chicago, nli-
nois, for assignment to duty as disbursing quar-
termaster and assistant to the chief quarter
master of that department, relieving Major
Gilbert c. Smith. quartermaster.
Major Smith will proceed to San Antonio,
Texas, for assignment to duty as chief quarter.
master Of that department, relieving Lieut.. Col.
George B. Dandy, deputy quartermaster gen.
eral.
Lieut.. Col. Dandy will proceed to Omaha,
Nebraskn, for assignment to duty rs chief quar-
termaster Of that department.. ST =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-25
sCHNEIDER's SANITY,
An Order to be Made Today-A Commission
of Three Experts Prot able.

An Order to be Made Today-A Commission
of Three Experts PROT able.
The Court in General Term today notified
the district attorney and counsel for Howard
J. Schneider that some time during the day an
order would be made in the matter Of the
inquiry ordered by the court into the
mental condition Of the condemned
man. 1t is understood that COM
mission Of three experts in insanity will be ap-
pointed, and that the form of the inquiry viii
be practically as outlined in Mondays STAR
an examination Of witnesses on both sides be-
fore the commission and court, a personal ex-
animation Of Schneider by the commission and
a relation Of their finding to the court, the
court finally passing upon the question Of his
sanity.
1t is said that the inquiry will begin Wednes-
day morning next. 1t Is known that the court
desires to avoid as much publicity in the hear
ing as possible and the inquiry may be held
in chambers-that is, in the consultation
room Of the court. By desiring to avoid
publicity it is not believed that the
court wishes to withhold the proceedings from
the public press, but that it simply desires to
prevent the gathering at the hearing Of the
throngs Of idle and morbidly curious persons
who, it is believed, would surely be present
should the inquiry be made public one.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-25
MANY CARRIAGE COMPLAINTS.
Seventy Were Received at the Health Omc,
Yesterday.

Seventy Were Received at the Health Onice
Yesterday.
Garbage complaints are being made to the
health officer by the wholesale, and it takes most
Of the time Of one clerk to receive and record
them. Many are to the effect that the garbage
man has not been seen for two or three weeks,
while some give the time as a month or more
The large number Of complaints received at
this season of the year has caused some discus
sion as to the needs Of a daily service during
the warm weather. as contemplated in a bill
pending before Congress.
Chief Clerk Tracy Of the health Office said
today that he saw no reason why there should
be daily service. for if it is difficult to get
tri-weekly service he could hardly imagine
what would be the case il daily service should
be provided for.
Yesterday. said Chief Clerk Tracy, seventy
complaints were received and they were re-
ferred to the contractor this morning.
Among the persons who have complained
during the past two weeks were Secretaries
Elkins and Tracy, Senators Quay, Stockbridge
and others.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-25
Burgiaries In Alexandria.

BnfelSrs made several raids in, Alexandria
hst night The grating Of the ticket Office of
the Washington Southern railroad ON Fayette
street was forced, and some ESQ stolen. .s:i
An attempt to break into the freight Office Of
the same company was fooled by Night Clark
West, who frightened OF the burglar.
vain attempt was made by . burglar 10
break into the Midland ticket Office.
LAWS grocery, at the corner Of King and
Commerce street, was broken open but no money
was stolen aud the proprietor at noon today
had missed no goods
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-25
WASHINGTON MARKETS.

Fish are scarce. No nearby marine produets
have been received since the freeze closed in.
There are no rock. white perch, cat. sheepshead,
SEQ trout, bluefish, crocuses or spots or Spanish
mackerel on the market Salmon, trout and
snapper are coming in by rail from the south
and lake fish from the north
Poultry is slow. with light receipts and light
calls. Turkey, dressed. is quoted at l3al5c., on
small sizes. and dressed chickens at Ilal2o.
Eggs continue at high-water mark. 37a3sc.
per dozen. The thaw SO far has not been strong
enough to produce the promised drop.
Vegetables are dull There Is some activity
in staples like cabbage and potatoes, but on the
whole the market is discouraging
Fruits are not promising. Oranges are likely
soon to drop because Of the advance Of the sea-
sons crop.
Apples are slow in the common lines, but juso
steady in the fancy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-25

Senator wolcott's remark that the idea Of
selling Columbian stamps 70 collectors at .
profit to the government, - "a trick that
might suit some Of the little Central American
states when they were few thousand dollars
shy" has created . good deal Of discussion.
The sentiment with reference TO methods Of
raising revenue is easily understood; the dis
paraging tone Of the allusion to the South
American states IL clear in it's purpose, but
what does Mr.. walcott mean by "shy?''
81 really think" said McG~zeen Bardiets,
"that my poetry is quite as good ss Tenny-
sons"
Anyhow" said the young woman sooth-
ingly, lit certainly looks just as we'll"
Say, Mike, IL you halter work, what I'D you
rather do?'
"Do nothin'."
'But suppose you couldn't help yerself frum
dom sumthin'?"
We'll, If couldn't help il I'd 60 ter thawin'
dynamite in the hope that it nd explode an put
me out Of my misery"
When far from the line Of your purpose you
stray,
And unfriendly remarks nearly rout you.
Just think with what pride you would read
what they'll say
Some day on your tombstone about you.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-25
VIII Go Back to Jail.

Charles Garrett, colored, came out of Jail
yesterday. after having served several months
for assault, and now he is locked up in jail on
" charge Of false pretenses. While serving in
Jail he made the acquaintance Of a man named
Hayes. and when he got out yesterday he
went to Hayes wife, so it is charged, and OBJ
tanned Sl0 from her by representing that her
husband had sent him for II.
When Detective Trammell arrested him he
admitted that he got the money and said he
spent it, although he intended to make it good.
He gave Mrs. Hayes q receipt for the money
and signed it SO. W. B. B." When the officer
arrested him and asked him for an explanation
Of the signature he said it meant: ''She was
badly beat"
He will be taken to the Police Court tomor-
row.