davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1894-10-01
Cute Beute ~oboenommen.

Gba8. Siel6in9 un6 Spbu 9%fo9ers, Stpei
tpieberbOGt tpe9en 9iebitablS mit8ribetpeuz
i~trafen beebrteSnbtoibuen, bracbenS omitog
gfacbt in oas &leiOergei6Gft beS Solomon
Woob, 19 8lue SSlano Qtue. Elm unb
i6leppten bon bort fir etipa $500
fertt9e &leiber, 6ilte, Stiefeln II. f. 10.
fort. QlGS 28oob am Samltag friib ieincn
2aben betrat unb ii6 in bemieIben Elm
ipenig umlaD, fanb er fe6r bal6 Die Sc
ldeerung aus uno aud, OaB Sic Sitter
bonn 8redbeilen iib Ourb OaS Gini9Go9en
zines 6interfeniterS @ingang in ben 2aoen
Deri9afft. Die 8eute, pel6e utltrettig
mittel8 zines Q8a8enS fort9eicbafft porben
ipar, tpuroe beute fritb burc6 Die 0etectips
6arOtng unO Sbaugbnciiep in einem @roz
aei9oB n0esplaineSitr., nabe!6arriionitr.
no3 unDeriebrt gefunben unb nit 8elblag
bele9t unb bic obengenonnten 6aQunten, Die
ipGtcr na9 ben 8aaren Iaben u1O babel
abgefaBt mltrOen, auf Die @ntla9e 0eS Sim
brucb9 OerDaftet. &id6ter Gber6arbt Ders
icbob ben SAT- bis gum 8. Ottobcr un6
lteIte Die 8eiOen unite ie $500 8iirsi6aft.
, 1894-10-01
Beoino SeIbitmor6.

6. s. WfcGomb, ber erite 8ub6atter un6
8ertrauensmann Der Tirma 6. q. B6Ds
LAMB & So, $50, 10 8actfic 2tpe., beging
9eiterlt WtOr9en in ieiner @obnung 1859
98eit Goplor Str. SeIbtmor6, il1Oem er
ii9 in Oas 8a6e5immer etnIc6toB unb ben
@aSDabn aufbreDte. 9ort Ianb i'm beute
fritb iein 8ruber San1e8 ais 2eidbe auf.
0ane6en lag Elm 3cttel an 6errn SameS
McGOmb abreiitrt. SIS MAI Elm Idnseres
S6reiben bes So0ten an ieinen 8ruber,
boob mar es 10 Deriporrenen SnboIts, 6aB
man gu Der ltcber5eu9ung fam, 6aB Mc>
GOmb geiitig begrabirt geweien letn muBte,
ais ct bic Shat be9ing. Gr maj felt iteben
SaGren berGeirotDet, le6te aber ME in p0lz
ligem IrieDen nit ieiner Srau. Gor brei
Sogen bate CT nit tbr tpieberum Streit,
in 8olge beiien tie i'm DerLieB un6 81 ibrer
Wfuttcr ging. 0ariber iou ct iicb angeb>
lid 10 gegrdmt bnben, b0B ct seiitcsabs
peienO murOe uno iic9 in Dieiem 3uitanbe
ba5 2eben nabm. Gr biuterlGBt auBer ietz
ner 6rou nOb cine 5 Sabre alte SCOOTER.
, 1894-10-01
: @irarbo Sc 9aooos, elm i~talienilc6e,

- @irarSo sc 9toooS, Elm italieniic6er
2a8aoroni aus G%Oritca, Der bier etnenl
2%anOSnann &abe sei6worel1, muroe
geltern 9iacbmitta9 bon stpei 8 oLiStiten 0az
bel ab9efaBt, ais er duf Der 6orquer Str.
nit einem gelaOenen Geoo!oer bcrumz
fudbtelte. ST ipnr6e perbaftet, uno BET Der
ltnteriu6ung iejner Gaicben fanb mar
nod Elm 8aiirmefier. 9a man bier3u(anoe
weber 0uele ne8er @brenfrGnfuno aus
fecbtcn, nocb perbotenertpeiie nit 9e(a6enem
S6ieBeiien u~ntbcripanoelu bart, UNI Bel
Der gerin9iten @ele9enbeit einem Seinb 6as
2ebenSlicbt 0us5ublaien, 10 befegte &icbter
Gber9arot bas pan6ernoe Q(riena( nit $25
Strafe.
, 1894-10-01
Gin 0ranf ?

Snipeftor S6daf un6 feline 2eute fin6
6amit beic66ftigt, benz Mann auf Die Spur
5u tommen, tpelcber I'M 2aufe bet oerfloiiez
men 98ocbe mebrfab S6aiie in 6ie 8obe
nun8 oeS Hi9terS 8rentano bineinfeuerte.
Sb Der 8ctreffen6e ein Grant ober elm
would-be 90 eu9elmorber lift, fonnte bis
ieBt niht feltgeiteut per6en, bod net9t iih
Die 8OIi5ei Ser 2Iniibt ST, baB iie es nit
etuem Gralt su tbun bat.
, 1894-10-01
Gin faIId1er Oetectip.

Otan mDbte es 1tcbt 9lartbe1, mas &c
oocb manbn1al fir burnme Geuie giebt.
50 nGberte ftGb Santitag 2lbenb gegen =
llbr nabe Der MinGbelter 2tpe. Be NJ Bic 90
ben QlDe. paiiirenoen 6ermant Sblp0be,
bon 446 SafleD 2(De., (bem Collector zines
bieit9en @9olelate @rocerie9eicbGfD Elm
fein 9efleiDeter etpa 20iGbriger 8uribe,
uno tDeilte ibm nit, oaB CT 9etectip ulto
beauftra9t tpGre, i'm (S9pabe) pegell
elmer ltnteriblagungsattla9c 81 per6aften.
S1wobe, Ser iic6 tciner ScbulO betpuBt
mat, mar iofort bereit, ibn 81 folgen. Qluf
Dem QScge naD Der ID. Ctr Station
madbte, Ser Pieuboz0 eteCtin (oenn Elm
iodber mar e5, Der Sbmabe 81 ~DerbaIten
oerlucbte) benz @erbaftetcn ben &Ori6log,
ibn S6loet9c9cl0 3l 9eben, uro ptroe ct
i'm oa1n laufen lG1iel1. NlS II S9Dabe
lab, nit mem er eS 3u tbu1 bate, woIte CT
ii9 eutferrer. 9o6 ba fam ct idblccbt an.
Der 0etectip fiel ilber i'm ber, i6Gu9 tbn
5t 8o6en ltl1b nabm i0m letne 8aarlcbaft,
ettpa 50 a6 un6 madbte iicb oauon. 2(uf
bic 6ilferEfe oes 8eraubten fam Der IN Der
NGbe befinbliCbe 8Dli5iit YatriG 6ealD
berbet, unD ben Sa6Uerbatt b0renO, iagte
er bilter benz in elmer NueD Derlcbniuoenz
ben @egelo8erer ber. SIS gelan8 Dem
icbueufiiBieen 8laurod, bes &Gubers bah
bait 81 tperben unb i'm ein5uloben. Sn
Ser Station entpuppte iib berietbc ais Elm
alter 8efanuter be5 9etectipS Sobu 9tpan.
@r murOe 6eute benz Gic9ter 0oolep porgez
fli6rt u10 BON b!eicm inter Der Q~ttflage
beS H~oubanfa4S, beS GeriOnifictrenS eineS
0etectips un6 unorbcutliden 8etragens
bis gum 5. October unter $500 8Hrgz
icbaft geiteQt.
, 1894-10-01
Grcinn. 0[risnnn- 30 Gent.

Set Dem Snfrafttreten oeS 0earp1@ee
iebeS iinb 5ablreicbc Gbineien Don lterifo
nocb Q~lri3ona ae9an9en, nm iicb bon
BORT auf Soften Der BuuDcSrcgierung
nab Gbino ic9affen SIT laiien. 9aS
2tuSi6IieBungS @eieB beitimmt, baB
nacb Dem @utbiinfen Der @ericbte Bic it
gsieBtpi6riger 8eiic in ben Ser. Staoten
gefunOenen @bineicn nicbt ldnger ais eil1
Sabr BEL idiperer Nrbeit eingeferfert ipcroen
unb bann aus benz Qonbe seicbafft meroen
ioIlen. SIS lit ma6ricbeinlid, DaB in
3ufu1ft auf ale GDinelen, nelcbe bcs obi7
gen &ergebcns iiberfi6rt norben limb, baS
0eieB III iciner snn5en Strenge an9enenoet
tper6en ipirb, I'M benz 0ta1ienSuoran9e Der
quittcngeIben 3Opftrd9er einen Rie9eI oOrz
5uicbieben.
&c IN 9 OFT, 80. Sept.
Die 9eLegaten Sltr Central Qabor Union
bieIten beute cine 8eriammlung in Glarenz
BON !0aQ 0b. 9aS 6auptgei6Gft tDar Die
9lnnabme oeS 8eribte8 6eS 0arntontes
0uSi6u.iieS, iDelcher empfabl, Den Secret6r
Der 0titrictz Qfemblp ~, &. Of g., 5lt
%riiffeln, neil CT iicb erboten bate, Ben
S6neibermeiitern bteIerStaot mGbren6 bes
Iebten Streif5 Der bereinigten &leibcr7
madber unb ber 8riiberibaft Der Sdbnei6er
Serte aus Bbilaoelpbia 81 ~liefern.
2ittle Sod, @rf., 80. Sept.
Brofeiior @oob 6. Sbompion, ieit u1ebz
reren Sabren Superintendent Scr bteIi9erl
Ofientlicben Sbu[en, lit bier beltte geitor7
ben. 6eute rpar iein iedbSigiter @eburtsz
t1g.
, 1894-10-01
To0esfdue

iuurOen beuts @Ormittag i'm @eiun6beits
amt an9emelOet:
O3aria S9orman, 81 Sabre, go. 25C
9iuiiionitraBc.
S. Stopper, 70 Sabre, $40. 476 80. II
StraBe.
SOo 6ronc, IA Sabre, 636 g. 9OOmis
StraBe.
&uguit S. S9mibt, SO Sabre, 736 glt.
groDe Q(be.
@tuiom SamiOt, Al Sabre, 8lattern
6oipitol.
6reO. g8enOel, 80. Sabre, 994 2abanf
Qpenue.
Oturp 3immermann, 80 Sabre, $50. 444
t0amlin Q(pe.
GliriDe @ebOtb, 3 MOnate, 844 gforO
SaliteoitraBe.
Sulius @eilbufe, 50 Sabre, 1892 @oOb.
laiplt Npe.
SObn 8altus MiGeric6im, 80 Sabre, 82C
9tellon StroBe.
Ann @briitina 6onien, 81 Sabre, 9726
6ouiton 2lpe.
, 1894-10-01
GrbGIt $I6.t25.

6arr0 6ouanb, metcber sur 3eit 0es
8uOeI7GOuntDratbS fir 9(nitretcben oes
9tat0bauies cine Jtcc1nung bon ungefG6r
$200,O 900 etnreicbte, muB ii6 jeBt init etper
beocutenO geringeren Suntme %begnuget.
Die SurD, weLhe ben Sat lett Samlta9
9facbmittag III 8eratbua18 bate, bat lbm
Jest $l6.125 3ugeiprocbell. Gteaelcbt 1T
nu6 oas npd au ptel.
, 1894-10-01

Animal Statement Of the PENNSYLVANIA FIRR
OVotUlhUht INSURANCE COMPANY of
Philadelphia in the State of Pennsylvania on the
3lSt day of December, 1898: made to the insurance
Superintendent of the State Of Illinois, pursuant
to law:
Capital.
Amount of Capital Stock paid up in
, 1894-10-01
s reepDrt, ST., 30. Sept.

lleG 9}etpman unb 8ert 2tttle, stpei breiz
3ebnjdDrige Sungen, Die Dor bier 8ocben
pon 6auie ipeggelaufen iparen, botten ais
bltnoe Yalia9iere einen @Itersug Der
gfortDpeItern78a6n beitiegen. Ser 3ug
b%crutglil6te Oergangene9}adb in 8oo6itof,
SQ., unb 2ittle murbe get0btet urO Neips
man l6limm oerleBt.
, 1894-10-01
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

N~benbbIott Der ST.. Staatsstg. 1 Sent
, 1894-10-01
GpIebn. @. 30. Sent.


Ser Bug 9}o. ~ auf ser 8abai6 8Qbn
lpurOe beute frilb fur5 Dor Z llbr bel Der
II WieiIen iiibli9 bon bier gelegenen tlcis
nen Station Wfaumce bon einem iCbtperen
llnfaI betroffen, Der 0ltf eil1cn tpoDlburcbz
Oac9ten Sian, iponocb Der ganSe qua aus
benz 0eleiie gelc9(eroert tperben loQte,
3uritd3ufitbrcn lit. 0liiGlic9eripeiie 6lie>
ben Die l4lperen 8uumanipa8eu auf benz
0eteile uno nur Die Bolt> un0 Der OepGdz
tDagen !Dur6en erbebliD beibQ0igt. Sc
t00tet iDuroc Ser 2ofomOtipfiibrer s.. so.
SmitD pon Iolebo; t00tlicbe 8erleBlnqen
erlttt Der 0et5cr $. s.. 9oD bon Iolebo.
Solgenoe 8erlonen tru8en idbperere ODER
letdtere 8erlebun9en baoon; Dem 8oltz
clerf Charles 6ouano bon GoIeoo puroe
Sic ROpfbaut 3eri6nitten; Boltclerf S. s..
8roDoit erbielt Iei6te ShntttpunOen unb
00utobi6litflln9en; 8Oitclert s.. g8. &ra>
llcr bon 9t5f0, Snb., erLitl g~arittge
G9ralnmen an Ben 8einen ulo Dem
&Drper.
Der p6er bic ltr0eber beS tcuflilcben
BlaneS battcn offenbar bic Ql6Iic6t ge0obt,
Ben Bug om tpeitLid9en Gl6e zines langerl
Seiten9eleileS geyabe ~jenlett8 bet Station
W(auntee gum @ntgleilen 3u bringen. Die
S6ieuen am unteren Gnoe ser Q0ei09en>
ilgnallbetbe :p0ren e"ntfernt un0 sic g8ciche
gum She'll gei9loiien tpor0en. Die Sc6et6e
5eigte Elm frete5 0eleilc al un0 Der 2oco>
mottOfilDrer Smith Iat pa6ri9etnltcb erit
nacb %eini8en W2inuten 9e1pitrt, ZAP Die
locomotive itott alf benz @eleiie auf BEN
SdtDeIen einDerrumpelte. Sobalb Die
QnCnn1ntins bel Sp1. Street.-The nnne(nunt tnnr
~itiir3te tic bie 86idbung %6inunter, ip0bci Tie
iicb ooQlt6nOi8 iiberi6lu9.
9ie GaOgeritite Der g oittpa9en i~t!!r3teit
Der locomotive no6, wGbrenb bic g8agen
1elblt mach Der entgegengeiebten 93ic6tun9
9el0leuoert mur0en, Inter oenielben tpuroc-
lpater Die 2ei9e 0eS 9ocomotiDfibrerS
Smith %geIunOcn, iotpic Der 6ei5er 0aD,
Der eincu GbGbelbrua e~r(ittcn bate, Der
l1beOin8t tObtli6 lit. .3ur 53eit bes I'm
falls fubr Der Bug nit Ser ~gep6Dnliben
@el9Dlnbtgfett, uno e8 lit mn AT pers
lpunbern. OaB nichG melr Meni9enleben
, 1894-10-01
0antpn. o. 30. Sebt.

9(m Trettag par 53aDltag in Der 6oGz
Overwhelmingly uub Die &eteronen erbtelten
$3.50, 600 auSbe3a6lt. Sine beibranfte 53abl
bericlben 6eludte bic &neiper in Der g{a6z
bari9aft Der 2tnitalt unb tpurDe beranbt.
t0eutc fri(b nm l llbr purben 3ipei @e:
teranen berau6t unb ermorbet a~uf9efunDcn.
Sbrc 2eibcn logen mitten ouf Der StraBe
unb t6re Gaicben lparen umge6rebt. S6rc
9tauten i;nb 2tboIpbuS Gurgalt bon Com
panD So, Gurneu'S 2e9tOn BON Wfarpz
Lamb uu0 Sobn Barrett bon Der 6lottc.
Die itGotiic9e BoLt3ei unb @ebeimpoli5iiten
b0ben ettua fiinfSig 8erionen auf 8crbac6t
bin perbaftet. Sine 2ln5a6L @eteranen
tpirO noh OermiBt. 9ielelben tperben iicb
aber ichon tpieoer einiteQen.
, 1894-10-01
Qonbpn. 30. September.

Der ct. 9eterSburgerG orreipOnbent 6eS
oG6ronicle@ melOet, Dab loeben cine groBe
9(nSabl StaotSoocumente in st. 8eters7
burg a%ngcfommcn lei, inter tpelcbc Der
SCAR feline ltnteribrift 9eieBt un0 benen er
Oeri6ieOene 5tanObcmerfun8en unb Suz
itructionen bin5ugeiitgt babe.
8rofeior 3accbarln bat bcm G5aren rere
boten, j~entalS lDieOer in Sem 8aIaite Bctere
bof su woDnen, ba berielbe bump unb
feudbt lei. Der Gsar piro 6e5balb i'm
nGcbiten Sommer in Gsarsfoe=Selo einem
Der 2ie6lit9si6l0Her Sec 8oiierin &otba>
rina H., DOQnen.
, 1894-10-01

. ! II %. SEpI.
Die 6ieiigen So5jal0e1nofroten oeronz
f~talteten beute in Ser GingltraBe Dor benz
3eicbSratDS8c6Gu6e etne &unbgebung. Sin
2lrbeiterlteO, i1 beiien uaD jeoer Strop6e
9ciungenem Gefr0in oa8 alIgemeine
Stin1mrccbt Dcrlan8t mnr0e, wuroe pon
Der gan5en 8eriaunmiun9 geiun9en. Die
Nbtugung oeS 2tebes periebte Die Otenge
i'll cine erre8te Stimhung, 10 baB 0ie
8ottjet etHidritt uno Die 2eUtc a~uSeinanber
trieb. @ier5ebn Der Rabel5fI5rer wurben
DerbQftet.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-30
EMPRESA
DE OMNIBUS Y COCHES
"EL BEN PUBLICO"

ServIcsO e,atre "a Plaa0 a. AVons0 XII
ysSanturca.
saida de l. Paxa Altsnso xu sal,aa A. sansurca
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D TAP0Rks EspaHsiss 0Srrsos - EGs AkTJLLas
traHSpoTteu miliATes
~ - ~ ma = <rs WK HE'S


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HAR &N&
koa vapoSsa d
- as de- g h taraa
. e Ibsr , d1Se dis On tal tastsVos.
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klaEaascO As rAanasO dc Gaia ioE vAporss sus sal m
kOs as G diss tosrkA ~ Eusyss RusE8-PsdIs NihSIE
i seVN1. seos, thuArno ytCgha.
- az hArA stsslss ssesDe52 q ~ e k1gans
aS0sAs tpesrs sagUa de TAns0ns
lthtSs seErssEOEe
De -. de saaA
-kIEEA pB rEgERT0- -RiCO.
easn los dAsa II - VaposN qHs hAsaA uaVso - -
del dis 10 tutA Masytts Rars BrasoA 9aaaAasno ca
A. FS!SaS, pAete psAa, R0no MaFASE<rs
EsA JAsH PusS Est e ssFeo hsrt sssais - aS
al por Rssyftss oDsrs. Bzraso4 GEaskcAzs
VfaiezdS m9Rrlcs
sneAdo De kvsEsSseo Loo aaA - rospGsttya
ansa tosAt8l eabs lea das - nssRAde a AabaEa -
sShaa eazEasIosdIsAteg Dc ls as Eads meI.
aHEuRc ea otioE daa varoaa tooaAA % FBo - UusHa
gkINBA pU uAERAnIHM
H0cN lH1es Ia % h Ede @A vspe4 1N saszaa4
saaTs Bagus, EoG6 eAfhasU R14eeeea
oseaEfan
81 xaa ds pnsAersVs eeR sssH IN rsGuas A Asssna ~
Todos Da vsrnsA azaa baE6asD vspoE s&s
N kekRF4 dfsGt98eEs
REetAax1 fsAeEos &c CeiosA oa MAe aeaessn
Is nss1e Ed fEeA aa paeasEee. toaasA eR e hss sa
- MaMGhCADGxs
sHnEGsA tszs q VApog Aa1O atsHs PlA AySsseI@ -
uSRaE Nas, hahHRAs as Asusar pat Assssa -
Il
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-30
"oWoN
EMULSION
de PetrOleO
de Angler
Como es Y como Obra.
IcOn Hipof6satos.l


La Emulsion de Petr6leo de Angler 90 pre-
para con ei aceite sanativo antiseptico ma Z
ravilloso -el PETROLEO combinado con
los hipofosftos de cal sosa, produciendo I'm
remedio sin iguAl contra las enfermedAdes de In z
gargRnta, los pulmoness eA eat6nnago
los 1ntestin0Bs
j Es mas que un substitute del aceIte de higado X
de bacalao; no % pone rancio J es realmente In.
aaboro. e
La Bronquitis , las toses rebeldes Sc aliviaa
curan con Il 1smulsion dc Petroleo do
Angler.
Los7PuImones d4bfIes se transforman an 4
sanOs vigorosoo usando Ia Emulsion de
Petrtleo de Angler ~
La Consuncion puede curaEsecon n Emuls
sion de Petroleo de Angisro
NLa Debilidad general, de cuAIquIen causa
que provenga, - alivia fortihcando el sistemA !
oon Ia Emulsion de Petr6leO do Angler.
La Anemia todas las Intermediates de-
bilit9ntes de las mujeres y los ninoss aef como
las za1ecciones tutestinAles de verano, se curan
con Ia Emulsion dc PetroleDl(ie Angler. a
Por ultlmO, pero 10 de menor importancia:
Il d6sis e pequeha, al e que Ia Emulsion do .
Petr6leo de Angler e no e0lamento la meJOr
medicine, sino u mae oconomica, pues dura mas
Giemp0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-10
Fined Him ANYWAY.

George Kreamer, a White House guide,
who was under the influence Of liquor yes
terday afternoon, stopped at the corner of
14th street and Pennsylvania avenue. where
a party of cOored men We're engaged in
repairing the concrete pavement. The guide
went out In the street and mingled with the
colored workmen and got in their way.
Several of the men were good natured
enough to treat him in playful manner,
but when he met Benjamin Ford the latter
did not care to be bothered With him. al
In his effort to get rid of the guide the lat
ter went to the concrete pavement on his
face, and fell though life had left His
body. The concrete took a piece OF fiesn
from his face and left scar that will dis
figure him for some time. The AFFAIR caus-
ed some excitement for few minutes. and
a large crowd soon collected. Policeman
Sutton arrested Ford, who was released on
$40 collateral.
The case was heard in Judge Miller s
court this morning. For the prosecution
it was shown that Ford dealt kraemer a
stunning blow on the face, hut several of
the Woodworking colored men told an en-
tirely different story. They said that
Kraemer was there in their way and that
Ford pushed him aside and he fell down.
While Judge Miller said that Kraemer
had no business there he thought that Ford
had no right to strike him. The negro was
fined so, but not having that amount of
money he was put in the dock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-10
THE POLICE PENSION FUND.
Unless Aid Comes Many Persons Will
Suffer Want.

Under the acts creating the metropoli-
tan police authority is given the Commits
sioners TO grant pensions to such members
of the force may become incapacitat Ted
for duty and for long and faithful service,
and this authority includes the widows and
children of the officers. who are incapable
Of earning a living. This fund has here
tOfore been kept up by the fines and penal
ties on members of the force, a tax OF 81
per month on the members and the pro-
ceeds Of sales of abandoned property, but
just now the fund is within a very few
dollars of being empty. There are at pres
ent on the pension roll about ninety persons,
whose allowances range from $40 to $50 per
month. requiring the disbursement of near
ly 5000 monthly Some of the retired eff
GERS are blind. deaf or crippled and not a
few are decreDit with age. while some of
the widows dependent the pittance al
lowed them are approaching four score
years. An effort made to secure an ap-
in an appropriation bill, but was stricken
out by the House. A number of the re-
tired officers had an interview with Major
Moore yesterday to urge his influence and
the major recognizing the justice Of their
ors to secure the relief. and had no doubt
but that tn" Commissioners would strongly
urge the appropriation and he would do all in
his power that the remaining days of their
lives might be spent as il behooveS one
who has done his duty and given the best
years Of life to the service, free from want.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-10
SOME NATIONAL GUARD NOTES.
Good Scores Made by the Pistol Team
of the First Separate Company.

The second separate company (cyclists)
held it's first mounted drill! of the season
on Thursday last on Pennsylvania avenue.
in front of the White House. Similar drills
will be held on each Thursday evening
hereafter in that locality, from to o clock.
Much interest is being taken in the APP
preaching rife match between this company
and the cavalry. which is to occur on the
I'D instant
The pistol team of the first separate COM
pany practiced at battery AS armory on
thursday evening last, with the folio wing
result: Lieut.. Mellach, AZ; Sergt. Conrad,
~: Trumpeter Fitzgerald, AZ; Private Finch.
50; Private Phillips, AZ; Private kohr, 40;
Private Taylor, As; Private Somers, 40;
Private Simpson, AZ; Private Bradley, Al
PriVate Thuee, 40; Private Hedrick, 40.
Average. IA "a; percentage, S95.
From the above squad a team will be Sc
Iected to shoot against a team of ten men
Is.
The following schedule for gallery practice
VIII be observed for the coming week: Mon
DAY, company b, third battalion; Tuesday.
companies b and c, fourth battalion; We'd
nesday. company b. sixth battalion; Thurs
Day company ID, fifth battalion; Friday.
company A, first separate battalion; Satur-
day. company D. first separate battalion.
The gallery will be open every day except
Sunday from 3 to p. m for voluntary
practice. Ammunition will be furnished up
on the payment of one cent for each round.
The rifle match between the team from the
engineer corps and that representing the
second regiment field and staff will occur on
the evening OF Friday, March 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-10
EXPERIENCING DIFFICULTY.
Sanitary Company Has Trouble in Dis.
posing of Garbage.

The National Sanitary Company Is ex-
periencing some difficulty in it's efforts to
get rid of the garbage. and Health Officer
Hammett is somewhat exercised over the
matter as the warm weather will soon be
here and then there may be trouble. Since
the destruction OF the garbage plant by fire
the city'S refuse has been taken down the
river and disposed of. But it now appears
that the farmers living along the line of
the river object to receiving the garbage
and the shore has been patrolled at night
to prevent the landing of the scows. 1t re-
Gently came to the knowledge of DR.. Ham,
NETT that garbage and dead animals had
been seen piled on the shores and 1t was
thought that the garbage had been dumped
in the river from the scows.
Three days ago Chief Clerk Tracy and
Sanitary Inspector Shepherd went down
the river on the police boat Joe Blackburn,
but they failed to see the dead animals
and garbage along the shore '
In conversation with a Star reporter DR..
Hammett said he felt anxious about the
garbage question. Garbage, he said, Is a
nuisance in any form and the only proper
way to dispose of it is TO incinerate it. He
thought the same should be done with the
night soil.
He said he did not know whether the
Sanitary Company would attempt to re-
build their plant or not; that he had been
unable to learn anything about the COM
pany's intentions
DIR. Hammett thinks that something def
mite should be done before the summer
time.
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THE COURTS.


Probate Court--JudSe IIaSner.
Yesterday-Estate of Patrick Grcaves:
will admitted to probate and letters trSta-
mentary to ". e. Swami; bond 500. Es-
tate of Michael Crane: Leonard II. Poole
appointed collector; bond s., 900. Estate of
Robert s. Wharton; bond filed. Estate of
Leon d. Geneste: commission on proof of
will issued. Estate of WolfSaag Hoizhler-
lein; order of publication. Estate of VIM.
King: Vim. King, jr.. and Florence King
qualified as executors. Estate of Margaret
Rasner; w. X. Ellis do Estate of Jacob
d. Kitch; Fanny G.. kitch AMI II. NJ.
Schneider appointed administrar Ors; bond
$4,000. In re Harry f. BontZ ct al; Wing
field Bontz appointed guardian; bond 500
Estate of Ann Maria Chamberlain; issues
on will dismissed Estate of Michael Tally;
finding of jury on issues filed; decree deny
ing probate of will and letters % admins
tration issued to j. J. Darlin ston and w.
s Olive; bond 100000. Estate of d. Pratt
Mannix; will admitted to probate and let
ters issued to Ella S. Mannix; bonl 5000
ment of commissions to collectors. Estate
administration be granted % +. p. Ma h.
Estate of Joel T. Simpson; will admitted to
probate and letters granted to SIllie X.
Simpson; bond $4,000. In re Thomas Fat
ton, guardian; order for payment. Estate
Of John C. Bohn; order for account. Estate
of Elizabeth G. Penn; will admitted to FRO
bate and letters testamentary to Augusta
Haycock on special bond. Estate OF George
Ann Porter; order to enter appearance of
Chaplin Brown for petitioner and others
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-10
Quarantfniny Soutb~rn

Governor Altgeld of Illinois has. upon
Recommendation of the Illinois livestock
board issued a proclamation scheduling
the following district from February II
10 december L: The states of Alabama,
FLORIDA Georgia, North and South Carolina,
Texas. Louisiana, Mississippi and parts of
Oklahoma, Arkansas and Virginia n
cars brought from this district must he
plainly labeled, From the scheduled dis
trict and all cattle must be kept isolated
ana cannot be driven on any public high
way. The cattle may be imported for e.,
mediate slaughter with permission of the
state veterinarian, and after ninety days'
quarantine The proclamation goes INTO
effect at once.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-10
The Jeunesse Silk,

Jeunesse silk. which has made its appear
ance simultaneously in Paris and this coun.
try, bids fair to be extremely popular in
both continents.
The attractiveness Of the material is said
to consist in a checkered crimped effect as
II 1t had been accordion plated cross ways
of the goods and then given a length WAYS
crimplng In very tiny squares. The Grimm
however, Is much finer than accordion
plaitings. and is done in weaving.
1t Is substantial and can be used 10,
dresses Tor the house or street even 10,
summer in the country, for capes and
menus and is especially adapted to makine
large puff sleeves. Silk blouses, with lac
or embroidered yoke and deep cuffs. Az
made OF 1t. 1t ruffies or forms a talbot w,tf
eQual ease, and the quaintest dresses 70,
little girls are made from it.
Inc shades of pink that run from a male
seasnell hue to deep eminence are freeI,
bought now to make summer dancins
gowns or blouses, or simple evening dress
es' or those designed for piazza wear.