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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-22
Name
Name.
o. | C.
Washington stock Exchange,

Sales-Regula- cal--12 O'Clock NJ: W. and G..
X. K. Cow. LIST, 81, 600 at IA; $500 Ia. L. s.
Eec. Light Conv. IS, $1,000 at 1872. Met X. R. 5 at
100; 10 al 100. Col. Fire ms, 10 at 15k. Lincoln
Fire ms 100 at 9s4. Wash. Safe Deposit. 10 at IS.
Government Bonds--u. 5. 49, registered 1901.
1l2s. bid. 1l35E asked L. >. Is. coupons, 1901,
1928 bid, 113L asked.
District of Columbia BOnds-2c-year fund. IS,
1899. gold. 109 bid, asked. Water stock, Is,
currency, 1901, II, bid = asked. 3d-year fund. 6s
gold, 1892 lVS bid, asked. Water stock, IS. l?1s
currency. lis bid - asked. s.6ss, 1924 fund, cur.
rency, 111G bid. 12k asked sas, reg. 2-lOs, 1885,
1901, 100 bid. asked.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-22
CHICAGO'S SUNDAY NIGHT ROW
A Pistol Pulled and Fired by q Drunke
Italian.

u
italian.
CHICAGO, May 22.-Gathered about a greasy
old table in Tony Costlucci's beer saloon, at
2O3 West Taylor street, early last evening was
a crowd OF dirty Italian laborers Suddenly
there was a quarrel and fight In his
drunken rage john Grlons one of the company,
had drawn his revolver and turned it upon the
crowd.
Tony Costlucci. proprietor Of tie saloon,
fell to the floor. shot through the left lung
John Luccova fell on the sidewalk Just out
side the door. shot IL the lover part of the
back. Joseph Spango.a was shot through the
back of the neck and lay writhing under one OF
the saloon tables.
Before leaving the place Grloag turned the
weapon on another man and would have had
another victim had not the cartridge failed to
explode. He was pursued and arrested.
At the station an interpreter was obtained, to
whom Grlong admitted tie shooting and justi-
fed himself by claim of self-defense SAYING
the Others had cheated him ut gambling.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-22
Society of Colonial Wars of the District of
Columbia

On the Goth instant the committee of men,
bers of the society in the District of Columbia,
under the authority of the New York society,
convened at the house Of Rear Admiral Roe,
U. S. n, and organized a coordinate Society
of Colonial Wars Of the District % Columbia by
the election Of officers, appointment of stand
ing committees, &c. Admiral Roe was elected
governor OF tine society.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-22
BAPTISTS AT DENVER.

The City Expects to Have About Three
Thousand Visitors.
DENVER, Col, May 22-Every incoming
train today has been loaded with delegates to
the Baptist anniversary of the Woman's Home
Mission, the Publication Society, the Missionary
Union and the Baptist Home Missions. When
the delegates and their friends are all in they
will have brought to the city about 5000 visi-
tors.
The Woman's Home Mission Society convened
this morning at 10 O'Clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-22
To Return Tomorrow.

Assistant Secretary Spaulding of the Treasury
apartment. who has been in Chicago for the
sst ten DAYS on department business connected
it'll the worlds fair. will return home to-
borrow. Assistant Secretary Curtis has re-
rned from New York
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-22
Silver Movement.

The issue of standard silver dollars from the
Units and treasury Offices during the week
AIDED May 20, 1898. was sS46, 9a9: for the cor
spending period of 1892. s3sO.s93.
The shipment of fractional silver coin from
- LIST to the goth instant aggregated 1855, lis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-22
Petersburg Methot!ists Oppose Sunday
Opening.

Special Disratch to Ths Evening Star.
PETERSBURG. Va, May 22.-At the annual
meeting of the Methodist Sunday School Union
Association Of Petersburg yesterday afternoon
the following was adopted:
We the Methodist Sunday School Union Asso-
citation OF Petersburg, in meeting assembled.
being opposed to the opening OF the world IS
fair on Sunday. hereby adopt the following:
Resolved. That the president appoint COM
mittee OF seven TO draft suitable resolutions at
once and send the same to the President Of the
United States.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-22
A Certificate Flied.

The certificate of incorporation of the First
Colored Society Of the New Jerusalem has been
filed, stating that P. c. Louis, c. Robinson,
David Douglas. John H. Chisiey and George
Allen are the trustees.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-22
TRIAL OF THE NEW YORK.
The Massach asetts Headlands Covered Will,
People to See the Start.

Inc massachusetts Headlands Covered with
People to See the Start.
BosroS. May 22.-United States cruiser New
York sailed from anchorage off Boston light at
s:l5 this morning for her official trial trip.
LocKPoRT. Mass. May 22.-The United States
cruiser New York crossed the line on her trial
trip at $50 O'Clock this morning.
The wea ther for the trial was exceptionally
fine. The sea was as smooth as glass. The
headiands were covered with people to witness
the start. Although the day was clear. the
vessel passed out of sight in few minutes.
KESSEBUSK PORT. Me-. May 22-The cruiser
New York passed the line going out at IL 30
a. m at full speed took twelve minutes for her
turn. passed The flagship on return at IL Al and
passed the line for home at 11:56. This is I'M
Official
CROSSED THE FINISH LINE.
RocKPoRr. Mass, May 22.-Tbe cruiser New
York passed the finish line at AZ pm.
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New Trial Refused JEFF Phillips.

Special Dispatch TO TIE Itvenin9 Star
ALEXANDRIA, Va. May 22.-Jefferson Phil
lips. sentenced to eight years in the peniten-
tiary for the murder of George s. Smith, was
brought into the corporation court
this morning. his motion for a
new trial overruled. and the formal or
der for the execution of the sentence made.
the court directing the city sergeant. las soon
possible after the adjournment of the court, !"
to convey Phillips to the penitentiary to begin
his imprisonment.
TAYLOR French is held for a hearing today on
the charge of having stabbed Sonny Suther-
land yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-22

Range of the Thermometer.
The following were the temperatures at the
ice of the weather bureau today: 8 am, 20;
q. m, so; maximum, 81; minimum, 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-22

Lieut.. E F. Qualtrough has been ordered to
atty in the office of naval intelligence and
ivI Engineer t. C. McCullom to duty at the
svy yard. New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-22

Assistant Secretary McAdoo, accompanied by
is naval aid, Lieut. Sutherland, has gone to
swport, r. l.. to inspect the torpedo station
i'd the naval war college.
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And They Did Eat Shad.

Saturday afternoon the steamer River Quees
transported to Marshall Hall the members d
The EVENING STAR Dining Club and = number
of guests. 1t was the occasion of the annual
shad bake. arranged and managed, so far
as the club was concerned. BY Mr.. Howard
Brooks. At the Hall Col McKibben welcomed
the party and gave personal attention to ~
comfort The clubs guests were
Mr.. and Mrs Bailantyne Mrh
H. p. Goodwin. Mrs. Whit Heron, Mrs. Chsnd-
lee, Mrs. John P. Miller. Miss 5. NJ. McNantx,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. Hood. Miss Alice McNansz.
Miss Howe, Mrs Whitehead. aiss Christopher
Nh. and Mrs. T.. ID. Easson. Mrs Gea
VI. Harries. Mrs. Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. Hun
gerford. Gen. O-dway. Col. Theodore Moshes,
Mr.. Thomas Goodwin and NJ. Thos. c. Powell
The club members present were: Messrs n
p. Goodwin. j. Whit Heron. Y. I. Howe,
John p Miller. J. Z. Jones, A. j. Clarke, i. q
Moves C. 4. Boyr:or. W. II. Cha.dlee, T. Il
Reckard. Victor Kaufman, ). II. Shannon and
Geo. Il Harries. The parry, after a most en-
joyable evening, returned to the city before u
O'Clock
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-22
Fourth-Cias. Postmasters.

The total number of fourth-class postmas-
rs appointed today was eighty-three, of which
fty-five were to fill vacancies caused by resig-
atoms and DEATH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-22

The fish commission steamer Albatross, which
nms part of the Berirg sea patrol feet, sailed
.om Mare Island, Cal, for q cruise in the
ectic
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-22
Ayers PrILs

Are unsurpassed Cor the Of constipation, bilious
ness. jAundice. vertigo. sick headache indigestion
sour stomach and drowsiness. Their sugar-coating
makes them to take and being speedily dissolved
on reaching the stomach permits the full strength
the ingredients to be rapidly sssimila.ed-
Having for years used AYERS cathartic Pills with
great BENEFIT have no hesitation in pronouncing them
THE BEST
pills that can be found. JOHN HAzELToN. Upper
Queensbury. y. B.
Il have been the victim of Dyspepsia and Rheuma-
tism Tor years. 50 bad that my hands are crippled
sai suffered periodically from severe headaches.
n.il lately when these headaches came on was
. s'ed to give up work. T have tried many rned:-
res. but without any benefit until about year ago
Le-an taking AYERS Cathartic Pills regularly and
cox ny digestion is greatly improved. the headaches
virtually cured and my general health bettes than for
years Mrs EMMA MCCARTHY. Colon. Mich.
Prepared by Dr.. J. C. Aver L Co.. Lowell. Mass.
EVERY DOSE EFFECTIVE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-22
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The following the opening AMI closing prices Of
the View York Stock Market, reported by special
wire to Corson < Mccartney. 14I3 street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-22

Government Receipts Today.
Internal revenue, s3sO, 753: customs. s525, 46s.
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COMMODORE STANTON
brdered to Command the South Atlantic
Squadron at Once.

Secretary Herbert this afternoon signed an
rder de.achIng Commodore o. F. Stanton
rom daty at Phi.adelphis as governor of the
avail asylum at Philadelphia and placing him
j command OF tine South Atlantic station.
He will have the U. :. :. Newark as his flag
alp and will start for Montevideo as soon as
aat vessel can be got ready.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-22

ABOUT 1890 O'Clock yesterday Jesse c. Rob.
inson, white man of twenty-five wears, dies
suddenly al GA Az street southwest Of hesss
failure 4,
THl pupils of Miss Baiens dancing rchoa
have issued invitations for q compiimenuQ
dance Tuesday evening, May Is.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-22

II TIE BABY Is CUTTING TEETH BE sure
and tn II Old well-tried remedy. Mrs wiz
slows SOOTHING SyIrp TO- children teetntng. II
soOt1es the child. SOFT gums alisys all pain.
wind colo and IL the BEST remedy for dsrrhoea
Twenty cents q bottle. my1-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-22

pROwN'S IRON SiTTERS CURES DYSPEPSIA.
ID Malaria. Biliousness and Genera Debility. Gives
strength, aids Digestion the nerves. creates
petite. Tne Test tome for Nursing Mothers weak
women and children
1'HE MODERN MIRACLES OF HEALING WHICH
" are in'!ispstabiy performed 10y DIR. Williams PAX
Pills should receive the closest Investigation by sick
people and Sheif friends ,s.1,::tn..wly
WHEN You FEEL A GENERAL LAsSIII De
w and breaking down of the system Angossura Biz
ters u Ill work = wonderful Dr. j. e. Il. Sic
CERT sons. manufacturer At all druggists.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-04
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.

NEW YoRx, August a-Fiour steady and IN
better demand; winter wheat, Low grades
Ell O5as2.45; fair 70 fancy, s24oas5 80;
patents, a3.40ss4; Minnesota clear. eS.eOaS5;
eru hour steady aud qliet; common 20 iair
extra. ss.10gs310: good 20 cnoiee. 81. loA
e. 20. Wheat cua and lower, closing steady |;
No. 2 red. store and elevator. osaos1sc. anoes.
Iai[lc.. rallied eSa1ac.. fell t<s7ac. AMI closed
steady, %a14sc. under res day. WHO tredshB
cuh; Mar, s3i6c. August. eotsc.: ssptsmbcr,
zoe. Ociober, 7:ssc.; Decemter, 70y4c. Corn
GS aa. .s sssia u :., m .ssise ssoss
No. white, A7,fs4sjac- ;opsious opened steady
and closed arm as last nights pricesi August,
47ISc.; September, 47$zc- October, 4ItSc' oste
STEADY bot dull opt!oas nrmsf and
S Se.oScr. sossc.; spot prices: No. 2. "a !;
No. z. white, 37itc-; mixed western. 3na57c |:
white, do, 3sa431sc. wool steady ane quiet;
pulled, 26a37c.; Texas, lsazoc. Heef steady
bat duii: family, st0as y extra mess. .:oosSe.
aud steady ctr exsra Ind moss, 9loaI5. Cut.
rreats steady aud quiet; packed bellies. i}5c-
ehoulders, G3xc, hams, llaltt<c.: mtodiee
NOMINAL Lard duu bus higher; western eteem
reiined active aud nrm: continent. essr. South
American. s;Ac. Pork ssesdies ana Q1sets new
me-s. sIs Cosson-sscd OIL dull bus ates1y:
Petroleum steady and quiet sosin Week snd
nsnsine dali and weak a Sbay04c. HOE 1rul
donesttc, 3,1a5ssc. japan. fs4s4}Se Molaseeo- :.
Fors,su nominal: New Orleans. Soa3Se mar
iet STEADY bus duii Pssdat> steedy and quiet
fancy. Sc. Coffee -opgons opeued stosdy and
ssoeei barely steady and oaenS oeed " "a po1nlo
no !: Auausk oIa.1SstIo.4o: oeiopez. ot6.S6 !
Decenber. ol5. l5at5.ao srot Hlo dan bal
sossAy; No z, itSs3c- 4uess-kaN axm oai
oelI; ialz rs1aInf. S5te essssnsif1l.lA Ss.3e.
- fSsSi - :: 1890 k5fSf 7&'}6f iS1n;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-04
HILL GOES 70 THE GRAND JURY.
Said lie Would Kill Frayser and Did 1t
The Roy Case Continued.

William Hill alas Speckled Dick (co-
lored) goes to the grand jury charged with
the murder OF another negro named Ed
ward Frayser. His preliminary examIna-
ton was held in the Police Court yester-
day morning. Hill shot Frayser on the
evening of June 18th near the Old Market.
Two witnesses testified, and their evidence
vas to the effect that the shooting was
without prov 0catiOn. Charles Motley tes-
tilted that Hill went to him before the
killing and endeavored TO borrow pistol,
saving that there were three negroes IN
this town he wanted 10 put an end TO.
irayser. Hill remarked, was one OF them,
and twenty minutes later the witness
heard a pistol report. He did not, how
ever, lend the accused the weapon. as his
revolver was In pawn.
Oracle Tyler (oolored) saw the shooting,
but knew nothing about the circumstances.
The Justice certified the case to the grand
Jury upon this evidence. Hill was de
Tended By l.. A. Randolph and Giles Is.
jackson. Richmoud's colored lawyers.
Jerry Thomas, the negro. charged with
assault1ng ANNE Bell Morgan, was dis
charged.
and cutting Lewis Lambert was again con-
tlnued until the Ssh instant. Lambert has
not yet appeared against Roach. The
cause OF the difficulty was the familiarity
OF LauIbor at Roach's home.
William Ii. Scott tcolored), charged
with stealing q lot of gas fixtures, etc. was
discharged, AZ the owner or none OF the
articles could be found.
The case of Willie Harris, George Jack
son, and Lewis Morris, the little negroes
arrested tor the killing of young Berry IN
the rock battle OF tuesday night, was
continued until tomorrow morning. This
was done in order that the report OF the
CoroneT's Jury could be gotten and such
Witnesses secured as might be desired.
Churchill Wilson. another colOred lad
who is supposed to have been IN the fight,
is up as a suspicious character. He will
be gwen hearing tomorrow
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-04

CHICAGO, Aueust S.--Tatk Of cncssso1 acescu
~ the hanks 70 gce Out the What IRON b1r9
tended V help ne marke< The .exp9et>4
arrival o. $4,000, 600 n eold q rsv yHk m4
cxports again today were snQshes. Armour,
Poole, Linn. Orr. end Sesefns, 81 nc men, vere
buyerA The small crowd sot short On The ST.
s sss Ss' ~sss s.S.
wss siseo the msrket 81 the Suspension
OF Lazarus Silvermsn, 3 ie8dfDR private
banker. Tho ezecss q shis blow wsre more
marret siampsd again on usiy rumofs sboas
mercantile concerns, the failure 70 WORK ar0und
lots OF cash wheat Tor sbipmcnL aud TIE NAT
export business reported ffous The scaboard
esn . .s' p.ss =, :, y %
compared with La aiyhf. September wheat y
on L., corn 10 "a 20 40 higher, cats ese un-
changed, lard 10 Sc. higher, snd ribs Are 6o<.
during me nrss nall hour SOLD Oh 10 from
last niehts close. Besides, the Sliverman failure
the decline Was due 70 lower ssoeks Ia Wan
street and 20 some disappotntmenti IN the cables.
which DID NOS advance as much - many ex-
pected trey would in vics Of tho sharp rally
here Yesterday. After the decline tho market
dragged along for time, gradually recovofing
It's tone, but making no matenea advance. 10
ward noon Logan, schvarts. Dupee ana some
other leading houses got . good string OF buy
inc orders, and ~ there was little wheat Toe
sale the effort 20 IN them resulted ~
sharp competition. september scn'nx up
1S4c from the early decline. The crowd Became
nervousIy buliish, and whom tho leaders we're
observed 20 be buying vigorously evorypody
seemed 20 be seized with desire 70 follow snif.
u was prominent gossip that sen sna
Dupes's buying orders we're largely srom L. 3.
keam. AZ this point unfavorsbio remorS %
gan circulating aud fresh decline began. lne
market closed easy at about W. from inc Dos
tom tgures Of the day.
Corn opensd with Ac. advance, and eSor
selling up &c. more, reacted "a Oh NE elyer-
man failure The depression wee OF shors dura-
ton. rs the demand soon improved on increases
buying orders coming In. and tho prtcs reacted
AeTsc.. declined etc., ruled steady. and cioeeo
1hai We. froci the top. The weather condttsene
caused alarm among shorts, ard god meay
came IN on to-tays upturn. Tne dtuatioR -
tho interior Is said 10 De really serious. the ~
ports being that the crop has been pefmanentp
injured by the esverc drought.
Oats were little higher early. but eased 90.
Business was chiefly 10 September.
The provision market was very quiet CON.
pared with its condition for three weeks pase
Lard was taken 20 the extent OF 1000 tisrces
for shipment abroad. Norton aud woethinEtoo
were active buyers to-day, AS they we're yosters
day also. presumably covering short sales for
customers Lard was tho mos. actively traded
In " the eperialites.
Cash quotations: Flour dun; feeling In buJ.
ers' favor; No. Z sprtug wheat. soc: No >
spring wheat, 6aa5sc.; No. 2 red, 500. No. ,
corn, 3st4c MOI Data, 1885,; No. waises
I. o. b, 26a27c. No. 2 rye, 4St<c. No. nsx-
seed. DOC. Mess pork, sl-.5bas12.60. Lard,
O.. 45ss7.50. Short rib sides s5.15as7.5.. Dry
(bexed), 81. 72t1as6.S1A. Whisky. s1.t".
La I'm gaA az
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-04
sirk nnbie. Neea HOLE.

The ladies' of the City Mission beg their
friends TO aid then in supplying to the
sick aud suffering such comforts as are
needed TO insure recovery. The NUMBER
of sick children, and also the numerous
cases of cancer and consumption among
the older people requiring suitable food
and medicine has caused such heavy
drain on the treasury of the CIT,
Mission that the ladies are forced
to ask for additional aid in their
old clothing of every description and
touching appeals entity come for rags
To use In sickness. " of the mission
visitors are absent from the city. but those
at home are uutiring IN Their efforts 10
alleviate suffering. The Ice Mission Is a
blessed boon to the sufferers. Donations
can be sent 10 Mrs. j. II. Claiborne. el2
east Leigh; Mrs. W. Lynham. Az vest
Marshall: Mrs. Glover. 205 east Cary Mrs.
Raleigh Colston, IS north Sixth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-04
NEW YORK STOCK Market.

NEW YORK, August 3.-Ths traders at the
Stock Exchange played for reaction to-day on
the theory that yesterdays sharp rise would
bring long stocks to market They were assist
ed In their operation BY the breaking out OF
fresh troubles In banking circles In Chicago. BY
tho advance IN the Bsnk-of- England rate OF dis
count, and the rates for sterling exchange here,
and also by the Unprecedented scarcity OF eur
rency, for which various premiums were paid
to-day. The large issue OF clearinghouse GER
tincates was still another cause for the decline.
no EXCITEMENT COMPARATIVELY.
was noticeable, however, that despite the
efforts of the bears tho market Was compafa-
lively free from excitement, and the drop IN
prices was brought aoout at the expense of
material increase IN the short interest. AT tho
start some stocks scored sharp advance. GEN
ernI Electric and Cnrago Gas going ap As much
as per cent. subsequently the market yieldcd
70 SO per cent tne latter N Shicas9 Sas,
declined 5lS, 10 as; sugar "a, 20 6B1s: Man
haitian 3s4, TO 1854; Burlington and Quincy
$50. to rs Rock Island 3sS, 20 5o9s; Western
linton 3. to rs: ST. Paul 3, 70 Slss: Lackswan-
ma, 81. TO 1876, and tho remainder OF the hs. u
rnE CLOSE STEADY.
Just previous TO the close there was rally OF
y to per cent, the latter IN burlington ana
Quincy and speculation left on steady at the
recovery. Taken altosether. the market re-
ceived more effective support when rsidet than
for many days past. The sales ogeregsted 8ll,-
900 shares, including $4,000 unlisted.
N0SRy-ExCBASGE-BoND
Money on call has been easy, ranging from
3 to 5 last loan at 3, aud cloeina offered ut
3. Prime mercantile paper, Sa12 per cent
Bar silver, II Mexican dollars. So.
Sterling exchange Is rrin, with actual bust
days and s4.s3Aas4s44 for demand; post
cd rates, s4.S tSas4S5; commercial bills,
e4.7gas4.S3.
Government bonds have been 6rm. State
bonds have been dull Railroad bonds stronger.
Treasury balances-Coin, SCI, 900 cur
rency, sl0,0S3,000
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-04
ALL SAY MORRIS is GUILTY.
lie Ia Identified as the boy Who Threw
the Rock nt Berry.

Coroner Taylor's post-mortem examina-
ton of the body OF John Lewis Berry. the
bow whose death was caused by his beng
struck with brick in rOck-battle on
Tuesday night, disclosed that n small
blood-yessel III the abdomen had been
broken by the blow. This produced in
ternal hemorrhages and death was the re-
suit.
The INQUEST was held at the First Police
Station at 10 o'clock yesterday morning.
About a dozen of the boys, who were play
ing SOLDIERS when the rock battle be-
can. were present and gave In their testi-
mony. Several of the lads stated that
thev saw Lewis Morris, one of the colored
bows arrested, throw the fatal missile.
Albert Dowdy testified that he caught
Morris as he was attempting TO run, having
struck Berry. The witness remarked that
other boys gave him beating; Another
lad testified that they saw Morris pick up
a brick. throw it, and run behind cart.
II was also stated that there were seve.
raj negro boys in the crowd at the time
the fatal blow was struck. and that Morris
had thrown stick among the crowd the
night before, for which he had been
struck by Granville Carr.
The verdict rendered was that deceased
came TO his death from injuries inflicted
by a brick thrown by Louis Morris.