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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-08
Choice BLACK SILK LAcEs
THAT ARE
ExrRAoRp1NARLY Coop VALUES

BOURBON is the aristocratc lace of 1893 Prices
RANGE from 44c to 81 81 yd. Over a thousand pieces
10 seiec. from Included in the ''specidis' the
very latest melange effects. combining Bourbon and
Point de Irelanie. Ask TO No. 103. which is
lovely design 10 inches wide. worth S5c yard. but
ofered for only SOC. The same pattern. IA inches
wide. is Csc yard insteaf OF 81 10. By north we
mean the prevailing price for similar lace No los is
a bargain Bourbon; a match set = in hes wide. for
40c yd.. Sinches for &c yd IL inches for SIC yd.
BOURBON is so fashionable ace that, of course.
II is initiated. Merchants without thorough know
ledge of the ans and outs of the lace business
consciously deceive their patrons. The imitation
Bourbon will be generally sold from 1jc to 81. AZ I'D
II is here from l2c To 81 % See No. So for special
bargain. 9 inches wide for IS, yd.. ~ inches wide
FOR Ijc I'd. While this imitation Bourbon is some
what lighter and sitter the real, it is specially
adapted for the prevailing style of waist trimming it
sets well on the shoulders.
CHANTILLY LACES of 1893 shown in many
new effects. from &c to $3.50 yd. Among those de-
signed for hat trimming extraordinary values: ~
TO inches wide at 19c 25c. :S,c. BIC. Acc. 4Sc
and up 81 9S yard. See No 81 for the best value
in dress trimming Chan ly II inches wide, and only
soc I'd.
CAPE LACES are principally in meange effects.
from Is to 80 inches wide. 81 AZ to S35O a ward
Those 81 As will compare favoraby with the 81. 9S
laces around town.
FLOUNCINGS-Th collection includes the latest
empire STYLE which is - inches wide and though 81
yard is the best here. OF course we have
lower priced founcinxs.
JET LACEs.-Prices range from 25c to SO. 90 8
;he extraordinary price for Jet Laces worth SOC. Csc
and a
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THE BOWIE MURDER
Two Witnesses Before the Grand Ju ~ ut
Marlboro Today.

Marlboro Today.
MARLBORO, Nd, April s-Two witnesses
were sworn today to be examined before the
grand jury. They were the detective employed
in investigating the Bowie murder case and
Deputy Sheriff Geo. S. Dove, who found the
portions Of Mr.. Bowie's watch in the Western
branch, left after Messrs. Sweeney and Clarke
had procured the largest part OF it. Several other
witnesses will be brought before the grand
jury in reference to the murder, and it is
thought that by Monday the case will be closed
"a far as the grand jury is concerned by the in
dictment of Barber and Pinkney, nov in jail
The case will undoubtedly be tried the latter
part of next week or first part Of the following
week.
Owing to the instructions Of States Attorney
Brandt in not allowing any one but the officials
access to the Jail ali the excitement incident to
affairs Of this kind has gradually quieted down
The prisoners will have Il fair and imp artial
trial. The sheriff, while entertaining no fear
Of an outbreak or anything OF the kind.
has placed additional guards in the
prison and taken every precaution to
uphold the dignity of the law.
The court has been engaged in trying civil
cases all this week. Chief Judge Briscoe has
not been in attendance the latter part OF the
week. owing to the session of the court OF ap-
peals at Annapolis, which will require his at
tendance there until some time next week He
will return here and Judge Brown will be pres.
ent.
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Extra VALUE WHITE LAcEs.

BOURBON. combined with Point Ireande. is du
fIt for 1893 Ecru not less thsn white is used. The
extra values in the widths mostly in demand so
many that we cannot point to any Prices are
from l2c to 81 yard for wiiths 81 to q inches
from pc to 81. 6S yard for widths to 10 inches
CHANTILLY Laces Of cream color in most beauti-
full designs adopted for dress and hat trimmings For
the latter purpose bargains. 81 inches wide
from Ice to 81. % q yard.
POINT APPLIQCE.-The newest effect has the
poin. dIrelande edge 81 !nches WIDE fer 16c yard
:. inci'@s .or 30c yard. 8 inches for 4Sc yard.
tS--..e frst chapter or the columns that might be
triteH Of 1928 iacs not eted and yet
must irTite 'fRfs"-.for today.
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SPANISH ANARCHISTS CAPTURED.
The Government Will Take VigOrou.
Measures TO Crush the Conspirators.

The Government Will Take Vigorous
Measures TO Crush the Conspirators.
MADRID. April S.-The government has dis
covered an alarming conspiracy of anarchists
at Xeres, evidently having for its project an in
surrection against the authorities.
Information was recently obtained by the au-
thorities to the effect that the conspirators had
rifles and other arms and met to form their
plans in farm house near Here's. Steps we're
takes to surprise and capture the anarchists
They succeeded.
The prisoners were conveyed to prison and
lodged in the same cells in which the con-
demned anarchists were confined last year
before their execution. The govern
ment is determined to give an example
that will put stop to the anarchists
conspiracy in Xeres and vicinity, and instruc-
tons have been sent to the authorities to make
a most searching investigation and to bring the
prisoners to a 81 eedy trial.
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Delegates Appointed to Come to WashinGto,

Delegates Appointed to Come to Washington.
TAaLEQUAH, l. T.. April s.-The Cherokee
senate passed bill last night designating the
chief and treasurer and two other delegates to
go to Washington to get the money, amounting
to $8, 800 900, due on the sale of the strip. The
bill will pass the lower house today.
Quite q sensation is being caused here by the
recent offer of the Mexican government to sell
the Cherokees a portion of old Mexico in case
the United States takes the country away from
them
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-08

A meeting Of the clergy and laity Of the do
cese Of Massachusetts was held at the Diocesan
House in Boston yesterday afternoon to confer
- to the selection Of = successor to Bishop
Brooks The names Of several prominent
clergymen, both within and without the diocese.
were suggested. but finally, by q very decided
vote, Rev. Morgan Dix, DID,, rector Of Trinity
Church, New York city, was declared TO be the
choice Of the meeting.
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AN EMINENT Fse1rsH Sr,r

AN EMINENT Ese1rsH Srar1srrcrAx.
Mr. Greville Malpole II London. es;instes that the
earth weighs 5.s74OQ0. oo0 OOo 100000 tons tire
nendously heavy body. Oar own bodies often feel
terribly heavy from Overw0rk Illness In such
cases try ,udcious doses Of o. o. Taylor Oid Bourbon
and q. o. Taylor Pure Rye Mhiskies- No beverages
N TIE word surpsss them in favor and purity. Ply
sicians recommend them. Druggists and sell
them Our frn name the label ard over tie
cork. CHESTER h. GRAVES SONS. Sole PRO
prietors. Boston. Mass
Trade Supplied by
JAMES l. BARBOUR son,
Washington. D. q
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FoR
Eight yssrs. writes Mr.. N. MoRroNsoN.
editor Superior POsten. Ishpeming. Mich. 81
suffered the most execruciating pains from
rheumatism. both in Sweden and America, and
almost despaired of ever finding relief. Finally de-
termined to try AYERS sARsAPARILLA. having
heard Of many that had been cured by it. Be-
fore beginning to this preparation had Mr. Tull
Eren Of Iron Mountain. Mich. graduate in phar-
macy from Sweden. analyzeit. He informed me tina,
Icould use AYERS sARsAPARILLA for my
RHEUMATISM,
Not only without fear. but. probably with benefit
accordingly took i've bottles and was entirely
cured. This in 1884 and during all these years
have hardly felt pain" ..t
After suffering severely for many years from rheu-
matism. was induced to try AYERS sARsAPA-
RILLA. and received immediate beneAt."-D g. WIN.
CHESTER. Holden. Me.
AYERS sARsAPARILLA,
Prepared by DR.. J. {. Aver Co. Lowell. Mass.
CURES OTHERS. WILL CURE YOU.
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Valuable Trotters Burned to Death.

WARSAW, IND. April s.-The large stables of
the Northern Indiana Horse Breeders Associa-
ton, located in this citv, have been burned.
Twenty-three valuable horses persisted in the
flames, am ong them several stations recently
imported from England and two trotting
horses with records OF 2.1OI and 2l2.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-08
A Suit of Divorce Filed.

John Henry Young has by J. Campbell Car
rington fled a bill for divorce from Margaret
Young. They were married in MARI
boro', Nd, September 5, 1855,
have two children and he says that the
defendant refused to care for them and on
August Is, 1889, she deserted him and went to
live with one Lewis Cortes, and after one year
she went with VIM. Robinson, with whom she
left town two months ago for New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-08
Military Going to the Fair.

PHILADELPHIA, April ga high officer in
| the state guard states that Gov. Pattison will
order the Pennsylvania militia to go to Chi
| cago for its encampment this summer and that
the Legislature will appropriate Sl5O, 900 to pay
| the expenses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-08
A Negro Burglar Lynched.

CHENEYvILLE. La, April S.-Thursday night
at Bennettsville, Louis Bush, notorious ne
gro burglar. met his death at the hands of un
known parties, who hung him to a tree.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-08

YESTERDAY in the Circuit. Court. division No.
:, Judge Cole, the case of Franklin Wise against
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company for
damages by reason OF freight tram backing
on hlm at Hyattsyille was concluded b. u YER
dict for plaintiff OF $1,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-08
Married to Sir George Baden Powell.

LONDON. April s.-Miss Frances Wilson,
daughter Of Mr.. Charles Wilson of Glendowan
House, Cheltenham. was married today to Sir
George S. Baden Powell, member of the house
OF commons for kirkdale division of Liverpool
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-08

PERsoSAL-T. NJ. Noble OF Illinois, s. s.
Smith of Boston, W. j. Denny aud W. A.
Smith of New York s-o at Wizards.
A. Wood, A. &. Stewart OF New YORK.
William Mitchell OF Chester, Pa, and 4.
L. simpson of San Antonio are AZ
the Randall Richard Gilis OF New York
{. A. Sweet Of Buffalo. II. " UUbbeil ~ New
York. Charles Davis OF Texas and = l. Williams
of Charleston. :. e., are at the Fbbltt IL
Martin Of New York. George ID. Kevos a: Acton,
Mass, aud John Van Schaick of New
York are at the Eiggs. Wallace T.
Kirk Of Chicago. II. Franklin of VII
mington, john ID. Veliey. ir. Of Brooklyn aud
Edward Miner OF painGeld Conn. are at
the Arlington.-E. T. SAWYER OF Gin
cinnati, JOS. J. Brennan OF New York. Logan
II. Root of Arkansas and Thos. A. Meddock of
Bay City. Mich, at the Sho-oham-
Charles Jones OF pAilAaelihia, j. A. sherman
of New York. I. Eas;on of Chicago. and H. C.
IIndall of Macon. Ca. at the National
q. H. Cook of Arizona, T. johnson OF North
Carolina. A. S. Taber OF New York
and Nj. l.. Fitch of Grand Rapids are at tic
MeIropoliJan.-E. J. German OF Syracuse T.
{. II. Workman OF Columbus. Ohio. Dr. q. L.
Bartlett % Boston and ID. +. Vincent OF Troy
are at the 81. James-Thomas T. Ben
ton OF St Paul, +. Perkins OF Chicago.
A. c. Kelley of New York and o. T. iSiuke of
ST. Louis arc at the Howard House.-Mrs
Schuyler Van Rensselaer, ana daughter Of New
York are at Inc Richmond.-S l. Walker ana
NJ. ". Huntington Of New York are AZ she FIRE.
donis.---Mr. Z. &. Plant Is confined at his
home by severe attack of grip and infiamma-
tory rheumatism.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-08

A man who gave his name - Fred Stain, II
West l4th street, New York. who was crushed
BY freight train In New Brunswick. N. j.,
Thursday night, died at the city hospital yes
tsrday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-08
America Secures q Work OF Art.

PARIS, April S.-An American has bought
ricketts, colossal Charlemsgne group. Since
the city authorities declined to pay 200 600
francs for the group it has been in the garden
OF the Notre Dame awaiting . purchaser. The
group viii be shipped to the United States
shortly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-08
REVOLT IN SAN DOMINGO.
An Uprising Against President Heureau
Based on a Silly Charge.

Based on a Silly Charge.
1t is reported that an uprising has taken
place in San Domingo against President Heu-
reaux.
The instruction is said to be
under the leadership Of Gen. Gonzales,
and the rebels style themselves anti
anneXationists, meaning that they are opposed
to the annexation of San Domingo to the United
States, which they charge President Heureaux
with attempting to bring about.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-08
Al Spalding Burned Ont.

CHICAGO. April "a. G.. spalding L Com
pany's sporting goods factory at SD street
and the Rock Island tracks was destroyed by
fire last night. Loss. S7O,O0O fully insured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-08

In al probability an extra session Of the
Kansas Legislature will be called about May Is.
d. b. Neale, associate editor of the New York
Wednesday night.
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DIR. GRAVES TO BE TRIED.

Settlement Of the Barnaby Will Case Will
Have No Eject.
DENVER, COL, April S.-The settlement Of
the Barnaby will case will not affect the trial of
DR.. Graves here. District Attorney Steele is
authority for this. A few of the witnesses may
refuse to come to Colorado, but Dr. Graves
will be tried for murder when the case is called
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-08
Bank Failures in the Northwest,

SEATTLE, WASH, April S.--The CGur
DAlene Bank Of Wallace and the bank of
Wardner closed their doors yesterday morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-08
THE col ETs.

EQUITY CoURr-Cbief Justice Einqlau and
JUd1es Hdgn.r and Cor.
lesterday-At Lee agt. Paine; deed reformed;
u. h. Williams. trustee, TO convey.
Todav-Barron agt. Barron: A. W Barron
appointed guardian nd litem. Ashburn agt
Dunn: Annie Dunn do MuuGeu agt IucEett;
L. ). Parker, do. LomaN Egt Mckinley: bill
dismissed. Cumberland agt Cumberland;
testimony ordered taken by J. Harper. Shep-
hard agt GebhRrd; decree vacated Augustcr-
fer agt. Augusterier; trustees allowed to accept
offer. Adriaans agt. Lyons; auditors report
confirmed.
CrRcuIr CORR. Diuision l-Judge Rrail.pi.
Today. LRnsburgh agt A. Peterson: de-
fault. 7. Jones Ggt Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road Company: bill OF exceptions signed.
Narsberger, Goldsmith q Co. ngt Go.denberg;
motion TO amend granted and defe admit 10
plead in ten days. Dryfoos agt. same: d. do.
Lawson agt Cost d Hay: motion tor bill Of
particulars granted. Waddell agt. Cabell: mo-
ton withdrawn, &c. Brsndenburg agt. Wards
Alderney NJ. T. ASS; motion for rule on mar
shal. Gibson agt. ManSum; motion for iuJg-
ment granted. NJ, b. ). I. and 5. ID. Co. agt
Kinds; do.
CTncrrr CorRr. DIVISION o-Ju,ige Col.
lesterday-F. Wise agt. Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company: verdict for plaintiff 81 900.
Powell aGt same: on trial.
CRIMINAL CoURT-yudge McCo,aas.
Testerdsy-Louise Pouterv, grand larceny;
verdict not guilty. Joseph Mason, house
breaking; guilty, four years In penitentiary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-08
Meeting With Opposition.

CHIcAeo, April s.-The plan to hold the
opening ceremonies of the worlds Columbian
exposition in Choral Hall, which accommodates
less than 5000 persons, Il meeting with good
deal Of opposition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-08
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Name.

The following the opening and closing prices Of
the New York Stock Market. as reported by special
wire to Corson 4 Mccartney. 1il9 street
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AMERICAN MISSIONARIES MENACED

German Authorities May Expel Them From
the Marshall Islands.
SAN Francisco. April s.-Through private
letters which came here from Jaluit, the chief
city of the Marshall Islands, it is learned that
the American missionaries on the islands, about
fourteen in number, are threatened with de-
portation by the German authorities,
The natives object to any change, and trouble
is likely to result.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-08
THE PREsIDENr's rRIr.

He and SECRETARY Gresham 60 Visit Amba.-
sador Bsysrd.
It is understood that the President and Sec
Rotary Gresham viii leave the city tonight and
will go TO Wilmington. Del. where thew will
be the guests OF Mr.. Thos. T. BayarI. the
newly appointed ambassador 20 Great Britain.
IL is possible that after tomorrow the presi-
dent may extend his trip. but that is l. ot
definitely known.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-08

DALPITATION OF THE HEART. NERVOUS
L ness, tremblings, nervous headache. cold hands
Liver Pills. APPS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-08

T AIDES NEEDING TONIC. OR CHILDREN
~ who want building up. should take Browns Iron
Bitters II is pleasant to take Malaria, 1ndi-
gestion. Biliousness and Liver Complaints makes
the Blood rich and pure. !
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-08

NI0OR. VITALITY AND A HEALTHY Ape.
v rite impaired BY little Angosfura Bttters every
morning. sole manufacturers. DR.. J. @ B. sIE0ERf
SONS. At al druggtSts'. APT
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Observation-Disclosures
IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII
BALIorrse CONTEST
FoR The Two Mosr POPULAR
CLERarnES Ii The CITY.

We propose to give two Very Handsome Easy
Chairs to the two ministers Of any denomins-
ton having TO their credit on May > the largest
and second largest number of ballots printed
above.
The contest is open to the Clergy Of all de-
nomic atoms. and Will close May ).
The names Of the minister and his church
must be written in the ballot and the ballot
brought or mailed TO The ballot is printed
each day in the star" is dated and must DO
turned in before 8 days old.
The first prize Is q Handsome OverstuEed
Turkish Easy Chair valued at 500.
The second prize is same style Easy Chair
Is first prize. but covered with the best quality
of hand-bufied leather. Value. $50.
Both chairs on exhibition in our show
window.
Send ia pour rotes
CARD-We notice that ballots ere being cast
for two and sometimes three ministers or
priests of the same church. We suggest that you
decide upon one minister priest and have
all votes cast for that particular one. thus in
creasinG your chances % success We desire
to state that strict account of all ballots cast
will be kept and the utmost care and secrecy
exercised.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-08
For the ChildreE's Hospital.

The following additional subscriptions for
the benefit of the Children's Hospital have been
received at The STAR Office:
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CARHAnr & LE1nY.
92S 7rH AND 7O6 X ST.. N. w.

We wish to close out the balance Of Spring Wraps
and Coats and will offer them at discount Of 20 per
cent This should insure them speedy SALE The
garments made for US by Of the best makers
in the country and celebrated for workmanship
and perfect ut.
hundred 81 Chenille Table Covers at Soc eaci.
Boys Cheviot Shirt Waists. Sizes 5 to Ii Only
2sc. each.
New Dress Goods. all the spring shades. Reseda
and Serpent Green. Violet. Heotrope and Eminence.
Old Rose. New Tan and Cadet Blue.
Trimming Silks to match.
Reduction in Kid Gloves"
4-button scollop Top 6lace. Mousqustairs Glaze
and Undressed Mousquetaire in Black, Tan and Gray.
We're 81 IS. 81 so and IL 75 pair Reduced to CSC.
pair.
NEW MATTINGS.
l2h. Is. 20. 25. 30. ao and 40c yard Extra Heavy
Seamless ct 25c. yard
CARHART LErDY,
mh2o 02S 7th and 706 q. ~.
VIooR. VITALITY. AND A HEALTHY Ape
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-08
ROYAL, Absolutely Pure,

Royal Baking Powder is absolutely pure and of
greater leavening power than any other powder.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-08

CARHART LErDY,
mhco 82S 7th and 7O6 Z q. Nv
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E,eHr-ouARrrR. Only $3.50.
Trs-ouAHrrH. Only 1913.
RIGS ALMOST Hale

We've Just secured from the manufacturer
20 samples Of Bromley Bros Royal k12s.
size 3ox60 inches and no two alike. represent
Ing the largest range of patterns ever shown in
this city. These are sold elsewhere at "a. p
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1893-11-05
INSPECTOR BYRNes VISITED
BY ONE.
ANOTHER CALLS ON THE POLICE.
They All Demanded Money but Were
Locked Up Instead - Wheeling, W.
Va, Has Two of Them Its
Handsome of Them Made an
Assault Ba. .tImore's
Mayor Threatened.

New TNAK, Nov. 2-The latest
crank walked into police headquarters
at 12:45 o'clock yesterday.
Il want to see the superintendent"
he said to Sergeant Mangin.
''He is very busy; won't do?" said
the sergeant
mo am after the superintendent
/ want the money he owes me. Why
don't he pay it?"
"Oh." said the sergeant, catching
on, ''all right, come right in," and he
led the man into the chiefs presence,
keeping close at his elbow. The
superintendent looked up and took in
the situation Mt once.
What can do for you?" he asked.
"You can pay me the money you
owe me. Why don't you? I've waited
long enough"
'Let me see, how much is it now?"
said MIR. Byrnes, looking his visitor
over with a searching glance.
The fellow never WINGED He evil
IDENTIFY knew his cause was just and
expected the superintendent to come
around.
ITS $75, ,OOO'' he said.
81 told Mr. Bell to give it to you.
You were one man in thousand
picked out to keep the money for me,
but now you've had it long enough.
Two years is a long time. There is
So, 900 interest on it now. / want it
in pennies"
pennies are pretty scarce, but may
be we can manage it. Frank, you take
this man into the detective office and
get him his S1oO, 900. See that they
give him the $25, 900 in pennies and
the rest in bills
The sergeant and the crank walked
over the bridge arm in arm. The
crank is now in an iron cell waiting to
be paid. He put his name down as
Thomas Reilly, a painter by trade, 45
years old and his home at IS Pell
street.
With a long bladed knife and keen
edged razor in his pocket a demented
man walked into the East Thirtv-fifth
street station and cody told Sergeant
Pagan to hand over So, 600 right away,
as he was in reduced circumstances.
The visitor was promptly arrested and
disarmed.
He said his name was John Greitz-
holz and that he had no home. Be
lieving that he was going to the bank
the crank was quietly taken to the
Yorkville police courtand sent to
Bellevue hospital