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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-22
BABY CARRIAGE DEPARTMENT.

1 Very Handsome Heywood Carriage up lsters ed in
pescock blue SIX plush. Reduced from o25 to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-22
MARRIED..

DRowN-sMITH On the evening Of Jun. d.
! es, BY Rey Thes. o; Tongue. Mr. HxRsYk
sMi1 u of Washington ID. u
Observation-Disclosures On yuns d leoa
Atlanta. Ga. TO LILLE WAUGH CLABAU0H
sfiShS-SIEMART. On Wednesday. June 2l
1888. by Rev. NJ. s. o Thomas Al CAV Street. Hsue13
Shuch, West Washington, Roland T. sPIAKs a
town. ID c.
sMaiEsIoN-cowLING. On Wednesday. June q.
h N AZ ne Galway Baptist Church, BY hev. 1y,
Nexnan MI hALTEk n. WESTON 70 niap EVA
CONLlNG. both of washington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-22
LADIES' Co1roS Uxnzrxr,r

We have taken from our stock all the soi,ed
crashed and odd pieces in Gowns, SK.rts. Drawers
and COrse- Covers. placed them on center tables
al CRAFTY reduced prices
odd Cambric Gowns. deep turnover collar and
eaHs. rnlsLsd with ruHe Of colOred embruftiery
10 81 GO. Va -
oda SAIneric Corset Covers lice and embroidery
Trimmed Reduced from to DC.
odd short CanItric Gown, cluster Of fine tueks
anu FORM nx yoke turnover collar and cuffs
OF enbroldery- keSilee from 81 10 TO 81 Ol
One odd pair of LixiIt-weiGht Muslin Drawers
from so TO sssc- As7ueSeu
Ons ID par Nusin Drawers Hamburg rufia
auceI from 81 to Soc s- A'e-
Cd 1oor hi \
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BLAcK Goons DEp.Rrxpxr

No l24-2ts yards Cancels Hair Grenadine. Re
duced from 81 10 To a.. -e
Rsduc-d FIR IN g.. 81 10 81 %
No 80 yards Plaid Grsnadiae. Reduced from
No. 320-4 yards Satin Stripe C;r,radiDa psar.a5
from elO t. So e~'u
No DO ys-ds Satin Strip~ Grenadi,a p.x,,,.sa
from o. to - 80. Nu0eo
No. t-51{ Yards Striped Grenadfna Pedroa5 g.
sI6 30 10 : IL 80 eN AiOla
No. 3-5e yards Figured Grenadfna Ps5,,oa, .-
sl6 20 TO 81. 81. e4 AiOil
No. L. > yards Figured GreraJine pedu-al s,r,,
slU - 70 AVN
". .f0-5 yards SILK Striped Granad;-,a pos....s
from s12 30 10 50. i'suueeu
list doOr-------- 10th ST. annex
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-22
Misses DEPARTMENT.

Extra Quality Percze Shirt Waists. neat patterns
tue k-d and from, rolling collars Sizes aud 10
keduced from n to PC.
small lss Of Domestic Ginsha,n 6uinpe Dresses
yink and blue paid. eneroEssry trimmed Sizes Il
y Reduced to 81 IS
. Superior Quality French Bingham Guimps
Dresses. handsomely embroidered and ribbon
tripmed Sizes 70 y years Reduced from s13. sc
Very Stylish White Null Suit. skirt trimmed with
heInstiched rlfdes. full shirred waist ribbon trim
ni.nxs. Size 10 Reduced from go. 50 to $3.50
, Atwood BroAdcloth Resfers. 1 gray. i cardina
and nsyy. slashst hschs large sallor collars Sizes
y. 3 and 10 Reduced from IS. 90 to 81. so
, Figured India silk Dresses. tull skirts, sht-red
waists IuA si.k vstves ruds ard sleeves bell
hnisl ed with vsvss rosertes. sizes to 10 years.
Reduced from 80 so to 5000
Nile Green India silk Guinpe Dress. empire style
double puffed seeves bread white satin Watfesa bow
SIZE O. Reduced from sl9 o. ~ $40 o.
vi uOor----- LIN ST. bldg
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GARDEN Tools.
% SETS Reduced from 75c, 81 2S and 81. rs to
45c. ~
(4th 10th ST. bldg
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ELLEN GALLAGHER ON TRIAL.

Charged With Keeping "Speak Easy
on the Seventh Street Road.
Prior to two years ago Ellen Gallagher had 4
license to sell liquor at 7th street and Whitney
avenue, near the entrance TO the Soldiers
Home, and recently the police have suspected
her of being the keeper OF "speak easy. "
Finally warrant was obtained. and yesterday
afternoon Policemen Garvey aud Crawford had
her in court.
The trial was concluded today. The princi-
pal witnesses in the case were two citizens
named Levi and Purner. The former got beer
in the place and the latter got whisky. The
officers told Of the beer sign in the place and
Officer Garvey testified to finding q keg of
beer on tap.
Lawyer Shil!ington defended Mrs Gallagher
aud the case was given to the jury about !
o'clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-22
VICTIMS OF THE PAKKvILLE WRECK
Another Death Today Makes the humble
Of Fatalities Eight.

Another Death Today Makes the Number
OF Fatalities Eight.
NEW York. June 22-One more death was
added to the number resulting from the dis
aster on the Manhattan Beach railroad at Park
vile, L. l., on Tuesday, when Andrew Barthol-
NEW, aged thirty years. OF Cedar Creek. N. Y,
died in the Norwegian Hospital, Brooklyn. at
7A5 o'clock this morning. One OF Barthol-
news legs had been amputated and the other
was terribly crushed, and his death had been
momentarily expected since the accident oc-
Cured.
Every effort to disclose the whereabouts OF
the mysterious MIR. Quimbv of Utica. who, ii is
said, met his death at the time Of the accident
and had s. 000 in his possession. has been I'M
arailing. Coroner Keene said that the man
Quinlby Is a myth and that no such person was
killed in the disaster.
The dead. he claims. are all identified and
accounted for. and that of Bartholomew COM
pletes q list Of eight
Those injured at the Seney Hospital we're all
reported to be improving this morning and
likely to recover.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-22
NOT MUCH BETTER.
Bnt 1t IL q Little Cooler Than Yesterday
Outlook for Tomorrow.

Bnt 1t IL Little Cooler Than Yesterday
Outlook for Tomorrow.
The weather bureau is evidently trying
its best to please us, and in this they
should be encouraged. Today they did
not make much of an improvement over yester-
day afternoon, but for tomorrow is promised
partly cloudy day! with the temperature
slightly cooler Yesterday the thermometer
reached rs its limit SO 4-lo, whicL was
six degrees better than the day before
Today at O'Clock the thermometer ut the
weather bureau had just touched the 80 mark
and then began TO recede. The temperature
In the west. from which direction the prevailing
wind is this afternoon, fell some 10 degrees ac-
cording to the reports received at a. IN. and
1t is thought that by tomorrow this city will be-
gin to get some Of the benefits Of that fall
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-22
FIREMEN WHO STOLE AT FIRES,
Damaging Indictment of the Minneapolis
Department by the Grand Jmy.

A Damaging Indictment OF the Minnea polls
Department by the Grand jury.
MISSEAPoLIs. MINI, June 22-The grand
jury has returned 'red hot report to Judge
Russell regarding the FIRE department. The
report says: "a mass of evidence was obtained
to show that not only were wholesale thefts at
fires not an uncommon thing among the men
stationed at the engine house, but that some Of
the officials participated in the thefts or ieaped
the benefits Of the stealings of their subordi-
mates. The evidence further showed there was
absolutely no attempt made to conceal those
thefts."
Chief Runge is accused Of being cognizant of
the state Of affairs and that in some cases he
sanctioned the stealing. Admiral Woodward,
chairman Of the council committee on fire de-
partment, has used his position as a club over
the chief and as source Of pecuniary profit to
himself.
Assistant Chief Canterbury is called dis
grace to the city," Several other tremeu are
also accused OF theft.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-22
, Incendfaries at Iron River. w;s

ASHLAND, Wis, June 22.-Reports from Iron
River state that three fires there have been dis
covered to be the work of incendiaries. An
other attempt was made yesterday to set fire to
a house on the outskirts Of Iron River. The
fire department has been on duty night and day,
and 1t is thought that the worst is ovsr The
reach $4,000, 600.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-22

But He Became Drunk and Shot -Four
Persons.

NEW YoRK, June 22-George Hanley, the
sixtaeu-year-old Chicago lad who last nigh.
fred at and injured four persons, after he had
stolen dollar from a shoemaker, was held for
further examination in the Harlem police court
this morning on a charge of felonious assault.
The doctor at the Presbyterian Hospital re.
ported this morning that George Stevenson,
twelve years old, who received one OF the bull
lets fred by Hanley in his temple, would re-
cover.
Hanlev is rather a slim and intelligent-look.
ing youth. He says he is a son Of NJ. W. Han
ley, machinist in Armours packing establish
ment in North Chicago.
little more than two weeks ago he was ar
rested in the Chicago fair grounds. as it was
suspected he was a pickpocket Owing to lack
OF evidence he was discharged. He at once
started for this city. beating his way on freight
trains. The boy says he was drunk when he
fred the shot&
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-22
WOODWARD AND l01TAR0P,
F NV
CUP - ~INANT DAY.
TOAlOaROWS FEQDAY, JWMG 3d.


big DC tina eree to hspzp
shavbe
sizes" "nsn dbokenlo
o d .
k over umay
arkmo .AIqxhku
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CLoAK DEPARTMENT.

a. Tan Cloth Capes- Sizes "a and IS Reduced from
500 % r. 80.
3 Gray Ooabls- breasted Refers sizss % and "a.
Reduced from s.. 90 10 81 80.
1 Laee-trllnaled short Wrap. Size "a Reduced
frGrn Sl5 70 SO -. =
Long Lizht Tan Cloak with Cape. Size 81. Re-
Gueed IRON yl2 10 o. 90
Elsxznt Black satin Cape Reduced from s45 90
| E.sxaut Shaded silk Bensalins Cape. Reduced
from s:so. 90 10 s23- 90
DARK Striped Goszarners with Canes Reduc~d
from 200 10 81 -
Cd J1th st. bldg }
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DIED.

ALDEN. On Thursday, June % Jsa3 FRANCIS
LIEN .sss seven onih. sna ssr. :sS ss;:
fyneral from laos 18th street northwest. rssidsnos
Friday. june .: :. p.m. Relative; and Sssass ..
shBAfaA n,aSs s.. sdns q f fs 81 "a
zen bnrseI ased one year snd twenty nine days.
;Ss.s: !. :: faa.s Jsss . hsiss;sss .sS
CLARK On "Wednesday. June 81 1893 at $40 q.
m; at ths home Of her asu<l.ter. Mn. IL y H.ths.
city.
Funeral Saturday afternoon at Pia,tsburz.
pooVHEnIf. mother Of hrs. John L. Van Nsss snl
rsRi.' l-: sssi rF ss IS.s 2
BROOKLYN and Albany pa:srs piesss copy.
rkkScEs sa,ssa q John Il .aa sspH
Dyson. aged seven months and fve days
Gone from earth yes gone forever
We shall hear her voice. oh. never.
Never more on earth again.
Weep not. mamma dear that am coma.
From pain aud care and harm
BY HER PARExra
Little Frances was our darling,
But an angel came and whispered.
By WILLIE nsrwMaN.
Funeral Friday. june 2s from th. residence
oco Friends ana RELATIVES rsspscsfais iss.sa .
GARRITr. on Wednesday. June ei. 1896. at 2.s,
f1 ,1s vii ,.ss place Friday June q. at esoa
Town Requiem mas a. siy fr,pSs csursh srssss.
OF the family invited to attend %
10, LOVE , on ,,~ morning os Thsrsdsy. Jqn. n
IN Dr. G. iFo% goh as osafSs Si "a
81 IoGm.
CTS = MANNING. youngest Of Daniel and Jsn.
Tulsrs from his late residence. No 500 10th stress
sns a. osoGk p H. friday Friends and rsa
MASON; on Wednesday, June 81. 1898 ct 2:so
days. younsess eid q hi b ana gs.s: nsscs
P 6sieyed Of JcSn :. and Ksi,s hco.Tssn. sssa
rpn ssa, ts@ g15ents residence zoe street
sans 90 i is 0H %I f1e Rsinir as ssii s
i S son q 9, anna Glenn ana rs lar. Jsnss ..
Deaths cruel dart has Tierced our hearts
And beneath the silent sod
Ny darling sleeps. =
Oh, darling. must we give you mp.
You whom we loved 30 wsle
How can we drsnk this bitter cup
And say Iona and last FAREWELL
The flowers vii bloom in summer
And in winter IL will RAIN.
viii never see again
patient sufferer is at rest.
BY HIS MOTHER
Friends and i.;ives invited TO sttend HIS ~
neral from his olers residence. 41S strees nortn-
wess. kIidny morning. June % at 4 30 o'clocL
keq uiem mass at paIricks Church at y: 20 a M
NEWTON. On J-ne 70, lsB3. FRANCIS WAR
BEN. son cf Frank l. and Gertrude Grsves Newton.
aged eipht nonihs.
o'BKIEN. On Thursday morning. June p lsoa
Of cholera Infantuln, MARA ALICE. only child OF "
J. {. aud Lena Vrrien. AGED eisha months and
thirteen da
lunera 4 FIN q sran imoihsr's residence. Mr. u
evening at oclock-
0'coNN9R Al II 20 a. N Wednesday. ynns 2l.
1895 DAM L A. oCA SNOk aged tNsptv A.
yelS. beloved Of Michael aud The late EijsS
OConnur.
Fubcral from bis late resi- lence No - street ~
O'Clock m Friday. june %; thence ST. AloyriuS
Chunh. wher Seem. rQuien will be ssfd 10
the re,ose % his san' lrSn,s aid Ne atives rees,s
fully inNsted to end
NH0EMAKER On June 81. Isa2 AZ e.Onu
Mr.. ELIZA A., vii. Of ". II. shoe.nafsr.
Funeral from her late lence. S:,,l nm ssrx-~s
southwest lnterIent private.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-22
MET AT DIR. wYCKOrr's HOUSE.
Sensational Testimony in the Lehrburs Bank
Robbery Affair.

Sensational Testimony in the Lehrburx Eank
Robbery Affair.
PITTsBURG, Pa, June pa Kittanniug, Pa,
special says the sensational trial of Dr. Wyckod
for completely in the Lehrburg Bank robbery
came to q sudden end yesterday by Charles
Spayt, member Of the gang convicted last
week. going on the stand and turning state 8
evidence. In his testimony he told Of the plot
to rob the bank. and said the meeting took
place in DR.. Wyckoff's house. The robbers ex-
pected to get $3.50 to divide among the four.
The shot that killed Councilman Schaefer,
who surprised the thieves, was fred by Gal
lagher.
The defense did not offer any evidences and
the jury brought in a verdict of guilty.
The trial of DR.. Wyckof for murder was then
taken np. Prior to the robbery the doctor
enjoyed the confidence Of the people and was
regarded as a iaw-abiding citizen. His arrest
was great surprise.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-22
Removal or California; Ca,,tal

WOODLAND, CAL, June 22-Supreme Judge
Grant has decided in favor Of Sacramento and
against San Jose in tho state capital removal
case. The constitutionality OF the action of the
legislature submitting all amendment to the
constitution allowing a change of the capital
was Drought to be tested in this court and the
act il declared void. The case will doubtless
be appealed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-22
Y. M. &. A. Athletics.

The beautiful gold and silver medals dis
played In the window Of Robinson & Parker
are to be contested for at the open
handicap games Of the Y. NJ C. A. at their
park, 18th and streets. Saturday, 2p. M
The medals are of very pretty design. showing
the red triangle of the Y. NJ. c. A. in rubies
There Is no doubt the contestants will do their
best to win them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-22
SUIT DEpaRrusxr

Black Cheviot Tailo--nade suits cutaway Jacket
sizes u znd 36. keduced from SIS 20 % $50
i Navy blls serge Derby Snit. braid trimmed Size
20. Reduced from SiS.OOto 10 90.
. rink shirt Wslsl-. srit collars and cuffs, yoke
bach sizes Is and 40 Reduced from 81 80 TO 81. 80
White aud BLACK Gisehanl Wrappera sizes "a
and 3R Reduced from 81 80 70 75c.
White Wrapper. With tull emhroidersd front. Size
SO ke!uced from 60 % 10 g. -
= flg tired fsrcAIe wrappers. rinks and blues Sizes
x, - and AZ Aedreed from S2-.ss5 TO si.j0.
III ooor. IT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-22
ISrasrs DEpsnrmrsr.

We have gone through stock OF ChiIdren's and
Infants SHIPS and III: all the odd soiied and crushed
ONES on center tables TO be sold greatly reduced
prices Among them are
odd Cnildren's snort Handmade Nainsook
Dresses. neck and sleeves trimmed IN narrow lace
deer n-n On bottom Of SKIRT Reduced from 81. so
To JOc.
odd Long Slip GOOD quality OF ma 'nsoos, row of
inserting and cks down 'front.' robe effect. neck and
70 5Or-
odd Babies White Nainsook Dress. plated waist
trimmed With small Pearl buttons turnover collar
sad suas. siighsly crushed Reduced nom 60 on to
Sl.0O -
Cd noor .-............ 10th st. bldg
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WILL SIGNAL FROM GRAY GABLES.

Will Cast the Liberty Bell.
Troy. N Y. June 22.-An arrangements for
the casting Of the Columbian Liberty Bell which
will occur about o'clock this afternoon at the
Clinton Meneely bell foundry, have been
completed. and there is no reason to doubt the
complete success OF the cast Members of the
committee will arrive from New York in time
to witness the casting and there will be many
other guests present.
A. wire has been run from the foundry direct
to Gray Gables, President C,eveiand's summer
residence at Buzzard's Bay. and when all is in
readiness Mrs. Cleveland will be notified by wire
and by simply pressing button she will release
the metal from the furnace and it will low into
the mold.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-22
READY-MADz BEpwrAR Dsp.Rrxrs,

remnant Linen Sheetns. 81 ards long. 90 inches
Wide ReGucrd from -. 50 to 81. so.
xar h Pillow low, Linen ~ yards long. "a inches
remnant Pillow Linen, yards long 45 inches
VIDE heduced from 1888 to b. %.
hiii.nnen Henstitched Table Covers. 3Or34. Re-
duced from 81 to 81. ~
n, one pair OF Hemstitched Linen PillowCases 22,<x
30 Reduced from 81. % to l.. so
Reduced TO 35c. Ne'' MATS
Cd floor 11.h =. h,,uS, ,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-22
A San Francisco U,r-vn IN J,5iot.d

Sah FrahciscO q ,rSym IN INFLICTED,
San FRANCISCO June 22-The Rev. Rodney
Edwards, formerly of Trinity Church. ons Of
the largest Espicopal church organizations in
the city. was indicted by the grand jury ycs-
terday afternoon for embezzling 81 200 from
Mrs. Allen, widow. Edwards has been the
trustee OF Mrs. Aliens funds for some time.
aud. IT is alleged, Incorporated them to en-
gage In an Improbable real estate speculation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-22
HIS GREAT STOCK FARM,

Senator Stanford found relaxation from his
many responsibilities in the fad Of fast horses.
and he took great pride in the fame of his
stable, from which were turned out number
OF record breakers. In 81 Sunol lowered Nsud
5. record to 20sk and Arion lowered all
records for two-yesr-olds.
The Stanford stock farm was probably the
greatest IN this country. The Senator devoted
himself on this farm to the DEVELOPMENT Of tbe
finest trotters, and he did probably more than
any other man to develop a breed of horses
whose speed has surprised the world.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-22
THE GRAND JURY

Have Taken Up the Eord's Theater Calsm-
ity Case.
The grand jury took up the Ford's Theater
calamity case-No. 1905, F. C. Ainsworth-to-
day and the following witnesses were sworn:
M. b. Brady. G. W. Perkins, David I. Cissel,
Martin R. thorpe. I. B. Entwislc. James L.
Parsons, Ed. Clark, R. G. Campbell, Columbus
Thomas and James II. Dony.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-22
ART NrrDLzvoRk Drp.prurxr

ART NEEDLEwORK DEPARTMENT.
10 U.s. A-eNN7o iioAn o. 81
l Hems.itched Danask Table Cover. Redue.d
to So. 1ou AfVin ooc'
90 ! Hemstitehed Tea Cloth. Reduced from 81 IS to
az. Hemsttched Tray Covers. Reduced from SOC. to
I Hemsti;ched Sofa Pillow Cover. Reduced from
SOC to .4.c A'Seo iroia
'od noor... 10th ST. building
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-22
Boris CLorHrss DspaRrmrsr.

5 Alpaca Coats sizes Z. s. 8 and II years. Reduced
from 81. 81 to g., -
. Flannel Costs sizes : and years. Reduced
! White FLANNEL Kit Suit. Size G. Reduced from
S6 20 To 81 %
sussex fs nflsruy Suits. Sizes T. A and ) years.
Reduced from 81 30 and "a 70 e. 10.
- ALI suits. reduced from 81 90 10 81 So
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-22
H.xpKERcH1Ey DEP,Rrurxr

LADIES' A1-ltnen Hani-embroidered ScaIlo,sa
Handkerchle >. soiled 1edrred from h to :,.lc
q Ad.e-f All-inen Hznd-eIn broileretI S.ailo,s1
Hand%erchiefs. soiled Reduced from 80 10 :5cNs
for 81 ~ " --o
ii ChildreEs All-linen Colored Embroidered Seal
Hoped handksrchiets. soiled Reduced from o 10
lse--6 tor 81. ~ ~ W
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-22
A FISH STORY,
There Are No Amdavits. but the Story a q
Good One.

'~@S N@se w huuatfte. nut the story n
| Good One.
The South Mountain Fishing Club needs 10
look out Tor its laurels. According to Q Dis
patch In the New York Times from wolcott. \.
T., Manley Cole Of North wolcott made a re-
markabie catch near the shore of Lake Ontario
late Tuesday afternoon
In company with Abraham Griswold and TIVE
other companions he was walking along the
beach from Red Greek to Port Bay. when
large fish was observed floating on it, b,ck
twenty rods out In the lake. Ii was thought "a
be dead, but its large size led Mr. Cole 20 d.
sire its possession.
50, stripping of his clothes, be plunged into
the water, thinking TO tow the fish to land A.
ne drew near the fish he noticed about four feet
OF rope dangling from its gills BE ssixed the
rope and started to tow the monster to shore.
out the nsh was not nearly SO dead as IL had
seemed, and in an instant shot of i'm a dirsct
hne Tor the Canadian shore, dragging Mr.. Cole
after il.
Mr. Cole. being a plucky man and q fps
swimmer, made up his mind 10 hang 70 ths
rope.
desperate struggle ensued First the 6sh
hau the advantage and then the man. This
was kept up for full half hour. Then the fish
snccumoed aud was towed 10 the beach moro
dead than alive.
Mr. Cole was so exhausted that he was unable
TO speak.
Ine captive was found to be an Ontario stur-
geon weighing over seventy-five pounds II 10
supposed that it had been caught and anchored
by rope through its gills somewhere up TIE
lake. but had escaped.
Sueh hsh are rare on the south shore Of Lake
on.ario, though common enough in Canadian
n n ana Tins Is the first one captured near
rort Bay this year. 1t is probably the fars1
ever captured in this manner anyvhcre
III was shipped to Newark, " Y. Sturreoa
meat sells at II cents per pound in Newark
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-22
Rev. DR.. Gibson Honored.

Among the degrees conferred yesterday BY
st. Johns College, Annapolis. was that Of doc
tor of philosophy given to the Rev. Frank NJ
Gibson (B A., ~. NJ. A., 80 Mr.. Gibson is
the assistant minister Of St. Paul's Episcopal
Church Of this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-22
CHrLpRES,s CorroS Uxnv.

Sns Cni-ersn's Gown. tucs sd front. YOKE back An
hhed with collar AMI cuffs OF embroidery bow ii ~
duced from e. ~ to soc 'i'- me-
one Chlldren's Muslin Waist. finished around neck
ana ARIES with Hamburg edgnx. Size Tire o. To,,r
years Reduced from Is 10 lie VI 4out
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-22
BLANKET DEPARTMENT.

y. size Crochet White spread. soied. Reduced
FROM To
= pairs Atwood Crib Blankets, 36x5O Summer
weight. pink and blue boraer. snas.esd. Asducsd
from S31o $40
. sns-covsred Eidsr Down Crib Comforts. 3ox4s
Reduced from 50 to 81. 30
1 81 Recovered Elder Down Comfort. Gx7. Reduced
from so $40
palr ia summer Blankets. border faded. Re-
duced from sc. so . IS.
cd nOOr --- 1lth AZ buildinx
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-22
CHINA DEPARTMENT.

small lot Of English Decorated Sour. Dinner Break
last and Tes Piatss- ksducsd to &c. each.
Is. 80 to So.
Sl2 p %.
English China Decorated slop lara. Reduced
10Th noor. nth Al ba,ildinv ,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-22
Another Bank Closes.

The controller of currency has been notified
OF the closing Of the doors of the City National
Bank of Greenviile, Mich. The prssidcnt VS.
LIE Roy Moore and the cashier A. G. Phelua.
Examiner G. b. Caldwell is in charge Of -
bank
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-22
Hosiery Drp.prursr

3rsirs L.:iiss' Pure SIX Hose striped hoo. nat
ter.s. sse y. slightly faded Aeducsi frnm al 70
Sl5Q 1i0ni % 70
u pairs Ladies' silk Plated Hose p,,k anil blrs
:S1lsc, ueeu run 30 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-22
JAPANESE DEp.RrMEs

from 81. 80 - yoc-
= toSsnaoi Jardinieres. decorated in gold Re-
duced from So w = 81.
Sl-2l
japanese Screen fold. 8 foot cloth back painted
paneis keduced frSIn IL Us To e. 5u