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, 1894-03-21
Stdoti1bes,
Rleine Nabrihten.
SrIblingsanfong .

OFHgIUl9sdnTong!
SIM @eIun66eitsamt tpurbe beute
Sormtttag rur Elm neuer Gldtterntou an
9elnel0et. Ser Grfranfte lit Der 331dbrt9e
Dennis 6organ, 81 Guiton 0Ouie Yloce.
SIN 8Lattern6olpital %befanoen itcb beute
Worgen IA gatienten.
= 6ueb S. Wfc@ee, tun., BON AZ STAB
Noe. g. 8aro) lit gum Sefretdr DeS Sc
bGu0ecommtIiGrS Gtien0ratb an Steue Sa>
mes WcQ(nOretp's, Der bot ettpa elmer
Wo9e feline &eiignation etnretbte, ertannt
poroen.
- Den 45jG6rigen Soiep6 6tlton fanb
man beute Morgen INN 9 l1br in benz SEQ.
% WerioianitraBe gele9enen 2ogirbauie in
ieinem 8ette toot auf. Die 9eicbe ii6erz
fibrte man nab Der GountD> Wforgue. Nls
Sooesurla3e Dermutbet man ltebergenuB
bon S9napS.
- 6enrD Softer, Ser einen Gtn6ru6 III
baS SauS BON WtoQte Wfonroe Derii6te,
tpur0e bon ieinem g2omenSoetter, benz
&ibt,r Softer unter $1,000 8ir9ibaft benz
Grtmtnal9ert6t iiberpteien. Sin glet9eS
S6tflaL mt~oerfuhr Dem 8nor 8tuiamS,
tpelcber tpegen beiielben 8erbrebens benz
OtNN9tS% okuUIUtH Up|Ytl nVtL uutUeIt 4Uut"
- 0ie Waggie WfooneD neuGicb i'm
Gt6ter @6ite's @eridtsiaaI 10 IeBte 6eute
fri9 WfarD SuliDan Dor &ibter ScuQ0,
naboem bieier ite nit So tpe9en unor6entz
Itcben 8etra9enS beitraft bate, cine Hai1fez
Ell in Scene, III bet it6 mebrere BoIistiten
bet5eiltgen muBten, eDe Die ptlDe Nnta3one
1t6 auf @ndoe uno l1n9na0e er9ab unO ii6
in lire Belle fiihren lief.
- Sos. 9f1an ut6 So6n Burns, bic
borgeitern Qbenb bon benz 9olt3i1ten Mer>
ten BON ber @eit>Gbicago Npe. Station db>
getaBt purOen, ais fte in einem ut Ser Gde
Der Qtultin 2tpe. unb MaD Str. gelegenen
Sleti6erlaDen etn5u6rtn9en iucbten, per>
mics Gtbter SeOerion beute friib ul,ter ie
5000 8lrgidaft an bas @riminol9ertebt.
- Die 8orbereitun9en su BEN bonn Sc
1unobettSamt geplanten poLt5etli6en Gam
paB BON 6aus gu 6aus sur @rmittelung
etpat9er D~er6eimlidter 8latternfGQe babcn
10 btel 3ett in Gnipru3 genommen, DaB
Der @QnDaB crit in etntgen S9get miro be-
9tnnen fOnnen. 9te gta9fori9ung ptro
3unG6it auf 6ieienigen @egenben Ser Staot
be19rG1tt tperoen, in benen Die 8lattern
btsber tpirfItc6 auf9etreten itno.
8oIt3eicbef Brennan lit nit ser I'M
terit6ung Der 8erecbtigung 3abLretber 8ez
i6tperben iber an9ebli1 un5i6ttge Ste
clamebtl6er, bic sic 2lnI6lagebretter MAJ
mentltcb auf Der gtorbiettc oi6miiden",
beibGfttgt. 8erner mtr6 er ieine Nufmerfz
iamfeit ben in 3abLretAen 8irtblhaften
uno @igarren : @ei6Gften auf9eitelten
Nickel in the Slot" : Mal6tnen 3upenz
ben, 6a 6teielben inter Die &laiie Ser
@IiGSipieIe 3u re3nen itn6.
, 1894-03-21
Geoen 6en Raudunfuo.

&ou6inIpettor 9tbams pen6et iebt feline
fpe3ieGe Mufmerflamtett ben S9lepp>
bampfere8 elibern gu. 3und3lt bat ct iie
aufgcforbert, fortab an Steue Der @et9>
fp9Gen entweber 9orttoblen ober Sel CUR
6%euerun9 81 benuBen, unO er lelbit pia
@rpertmente nit bielem Seuerun9Smaterial
aniteGen. NuBer6em miro ber0taubinipeftor
beim Sberbaucommiiidr babin pOrlteuig
nerben, baB in alien gontratten fir itG6tiz
ibe Mrbetten in !3utunft cine &lauieL einz
gefi9t mer6e, burcb tpel4e Die G%ontraftoren
iicb perpfli6tcn iouen, bel Der 9tuSflbruno
bon itdbtti6en Gontraftarbeiten ibre Wtaz
icbtnerten nur nit 9arttoblen o6er SeI 81
su 9et3er.
, 1894-03-21
gu gut me00efommen,

9atrif OtoiferD, Elm 6ur6iser nit eirie
ibem gtamen, Der an itetem @elbmangeI
leiOet, ftel 9eitern at Ser Glarftr., 3pil6en
6arrt1on7 uno San 8urenftr., ieine
JtaiengeHpfitn Sdorence Scott, bic in 555
GIarfltr. tpo9nt, al unb ito0l tbr oos 80
Gents entbaltene BOrtemonate. Sic qab Der
8oli3et cine 5iemIi6 genoue 8elbreibuno
6es @e9ela9erers unO beute frGb fibrte i'm
Ser 9olt3iit Sames WcItaDon unter Ser
MISUNDERSTANDING benz &ic9tcr Softer Dor.
0teier i9lug Bic 2~(nflage nieber unb leate
ibm bafiir tpegen unorbentli9cn 8etragens
eIne $157Strafe auf.
, 1894-03-21
Qo0esfGue.

Solgen6e neue Go6esfGQe mur6en beute
BEL bem GesiitratOr bes @eiunbbeitsamts
an9emclbet:
So6n 8re6eG, IL Sabre, 135 Samuel
itraBe.
annrs 0iebI, 10 Sage, 1925 Oatlsps
2lDenue.
aotborine @9ufter, 80 Sabre, 264 Gin:
itroBe.
Otto 8orteG, 81 Sabre, $50 gonuIport:
Ioenue.
2i53ie 9GOb, 9 Monate, GA 81. 8auItna:
itraBe,
Sobn StroBer, 81 Sabre, 6. 6, So;
lpita(.
, 1894-03-21

nur tpentg, unb ale tper6en INN no6 ni6t
elm 9ritteL 6es eriten 8reties ausgeboten.
Slang 1T pou unb flor, unb bic Wtez
6antt por5ii9lth. BUM @eArarcb in
&tnOergGrten, in Der S9uIe un6 in elmer
offentlt6en Qlnitalt ieber Nrt t0nnen mir
oteie Snltrumentc beitens empieblen.
&lapiete o6er &lalie G (bte auf 50 Big
175 Dollars geieBt itnb) iinb au&na6mSloa
eriten STANCES. Ser muiifa>
ltibe @ertD berielben lGBt iib nab BEN
, 1894-03-21
Oes Qnortffs befdnIoiot.

8or &ibter &erften itan6 6eute Morsen
Us. 3. 9onoDan, Der Nadbtclerf 6es 8anz
Dome 6otels, unter Ser 2(ntla3e, Qisaie
gprne, etn in ser 6otelmGi9eret beIbGfz
1l9teS Utao9en, tbdtlib an9e8rtffen gu baz
pen, 'nacboem er tbr beleibtgen6e 53umuz
19u1t9en 9elteQt bate. 9onopon ~oerlanqte
eIne S~erbanbl1u9 Dor @ei4worenen, mes
balb Jttcbter Geriten einer 9(uficbub bis
gum 70. W6dr8 anor6nete unb Donovan
unter $500 8Irg1baft iteQte.
, 1894-03-21

QGger ii9 INNER mebr anbGuften. ltn6
iebt lit Ser 1m5u9! Man be6enfe muir,
na6 22idbrigem Nufentbalt in einem un6
bemielben 2ofale, iou nit elmer MtGtpn
tpertb 5%arten, letbt bei9dbi9ten Muitftn7
ftrumenten urn9e3o9en tpcrben. 8raud)t
man it9 6a nod 3u punbern, nenn tie
lteber ibre gansen 8aarenporrat6e pbne
9tii ffibt auf ben sen0bnliden 8reis fell
bieten, ais baB ite Sic Snitrumente nod
nm sic l1m3ugstoIten bert6euern?
, 1894-03-21

gu pet9em bieletben O~fferirt per=
ben, ni3t beurtbetlen, benn &labiere, Die
baS 8ierfa6e fOften, ieien es nun Zip.
rlgbt" Dber SIigel, t0nnen cine gr0Bere
9Iangftae nnb Ofa3t nicbt beiiben.
0te u%llprt9bts," Die in &laiie D QOC
bis 200 Dollars BEL bieiem l~tm3ugsoer=
fauD %offerirt iper6en, iinb &lopterc, biz
bon ben tbeueriten &laOieren, Sic beltsu.
tage 9emacbt tperOen, 1tur icbtper unter:
i6ie6en tper6en f0nnten. 0ieie 9reis.
, 1894-03-21

Der @elegen6eit bargeboten iper6en, ni9t
Nmbtn farm, Gauienbe 3u intereiiiren, bic
nob fein poilenbeS 9laOter beiibcn. Nue8
pereinigt iicb, nm BEN jebigen .3eitpunft sur
Nni6affung zines iolcbel1 Su eincm arBers
or6entltcb 9elegcnen 5u macben. 9a 1peren
5uerit Die icblecbten 3etten getpelen, in Solge
beren Bet NbiaB BON 2pon & 6ealp 10 gez
ring 8%elueien mar, boB, Ser be6eutenben
9retSreOu5irung gum Grob, bic 8idnoS inn
, 1894-03-21

= 8let6 un6 abge6Grmtt erl9ten beute
friib BET rec6t anitdnbig 9efleiOete Sobn 8.
Burg aus @ranb &aptbS, 0ti9., por 9ttbz
ter SeOerion, um ii6 9eser Die 9lntlage
6eS unorbentliben 8etragenS gu Derantz
pOrten. Mtebrere 8ertonen batten geitern
9eieben, tpie er auf offener StraBe cine mil
reinem Mlcobol angefilate Slai6e an Die
9tppen ieBte unb in einem 3uge entleerte,
Burg bermo6te fein Bort lber bic 2ippen
ST. bringen unb wurbe bonn @ttbter nit
elmer Strafe bon $40 beIe9t.
= I'm 2 116r beute firth tpur6e bet
28iGbri9e Daniel @urron aus SEQ. &c
BcoriaitraBe, ais ct an Der SIDE 6er @eitz
&1te@ unO San9amon1traBe DDriberf6m,
nit etnem itumpfen Snitrument iiber bos
@eitbt gebouen, 10 OaB ct balb betGubt
sur Grbe ~itiir5te. @Lidltc6er @etie eribiet
1ofort 0Hlfe unb ein 8atrolmo9e1 bracbte
tbn nach Dem GDuntp> 6pIpital, no itd
berauslteqte, boB ietn 0taienbein bur9 Sen
6ieb 5erbroAen morben mar. user letn
2lngreifer getueien lein f~onnte, Dermocbte
CT ntbt 31 1a9en.
- s.. 0am1of tpur0e beute firth benz
3ti9ter @berDarbt l1nter Der Qntlage porz
gefilbrt, gu tpieOerDolten Malen nit 6aien
beIoOene 8ro9tluagen ser 8urlingtonbabn
erbrOben unb in mitgebradbten Sdfen ben
vStOff" pe99ei6leppt 81 baben. 9ambof
miro ferner bei6ulbi9t, bteie 8eute an
einen bteitgen Observation-Disclosures p%ertauft
SIT baben. Ser 9fibter itberiptes ben Q[nz
getla9ten inter 5000 Sur9i3Gft benz @rts
mtnalseri9t.
, 1894-03-21

SIN ftdbtiIden SdoBmeitersamt
gtn9en beute 8ormittag bon ben Comm
coleftorer f~oI9enbe 8ctrGge Elm !: 0on
@mil 6ocbIter, 9toro7Gomn, $40, 900; BON
90n @ltffOro, Conn Safe, 1922, 1863, un6
BON :. 3. 0utnlau, No9erS 9arf, $4,000.
, 1894-03-21
Sir Rdufer Don pianos
gnn er1Rtent 4nterenr.

SEPT gerabe lit Elm @iano infolse 6es
l1m3ugeS Ser grOBten Muiifolienbanblun9
in @Dtcago unter iolh auBerorbentIi6 GIN
lttgen 8ebingun8en 8n befOmmen, baB cine
tur5e 8ei9rei6ung Der Snitrumente, Sic bel
, 1894-03-21
SpOeS=WttaEfae.

6reunbeu unb 8efonnten btermit our gadri1t, bah
Inier lieber Sobn sRari, i'm utter BON Sobren, ot
70 n5dr3 nbr 9bsnos, leli9 I'M 9errn enti6Iafen 1T.
tags, BPM Srauer6auie int ytorb @bieago S8itsen Bart
na6 WuroerS SotteSoder itatt.
lin ittlle IbetlnabMe bitten Die trouer1oeu Sirterz
b~ltebenen:
SmItus nub 2lm9uite 2ebntamn, @lteru,
Drag, WIfreO, CStuaIO, SuIiuS,
, 1894-03-21
SoSeS=Wnaet1e

Sreunben urO 8etannten hermit our g8o6ri6t, oaB
llniere 9ellebte 3Dbter Static !1ertt I'M glitter bon II
am 20. WtGra, 8 l1br N6enbs, ielig inn Serrn
1:3o yto4m, BPM SrauerbotIe, 48 8elbpn @L. aus mad
Der ct. Ntt6elS=Sir9e uno BON bo nod benz ct. 8onis
actls=(Spttesoder itatt. lint title GbeiInabme bitten bic
9interblie6etlen
SUIcpb uub Warfa &ertt, Gltern,
21ma2t nebft SeI6ptifern 1nb @eripon0ter.
, 1894-03-21
beirdtbsfbeine.

Solgen6e 6etrat6Si6eine tpuroen beute
Worgen bon 0errn Salomonion im8ureau
Des @ountpclerfs ous9eferttgt:
, 1894-03-21
SDSeSs0[u3ei6e.

laen 6relnoen un0 8efannnteu Die trouri9s 0l6
rtdt DoB rnier 9eliebter @atte unb 8ater @eor9 Srt
9eitorben III.
Wtarg1tetDa Crtntaper, 9eb. 9eI6ouer, Satin
Gntma SrtmaDer, o;,Ao
ytnooIpb Srtma1er, "'"Os"
, 1894-03-21

re6uttion, Sic tpegcn Oes gerin9ftaigen @ez
6ral6s unb bet oteiem @rtra70tabott gez
madt tpir6, muB itberltb 3ur SOlge baben,
6aB bte paar &laotere bteier Site, tpelcbe
9bon & 6ealp no3 iibrig baben, i3neQ
ber9rtffen itnb.
rl1prigbts" Ser a.:aiie E, Sic 21O Bis
325 Dollars toitcn, e~ntDaltcn 5ablreicbe
@rempIare Ser &laoierbauerfunit. ga ftnz
ben fic6 fait ale 9eit9ns unb cine Dfenge
Der i90niten 60l3er.
Nicbt gerings GortbeiIe bicten iib i'm
0epartement Oer Sliigel, benn eS perben
sort 8arlor> rnO Concert Tlit8el, perbGLtz
ntBmGBtg ebenio biQig ~offerirt, wte in ben
Tbrigen &laiien. @on 200 Dollars an
bis gu 500 9oQars finben bier SOlcbe,
Evening star., 1894-04-05
S H A r P B BATTL E
Indians, Settlers and Soldiers in q
Fight.
A Courier Brings News of the Killing
of Twenty-Eisht Indians and Four
teen Soldiers and Settlers.

Ell RENO, o. T., April 5.-A courier Just
in from the locality of the Indian trouble
reports the fighting still in progress. The
soldiers became engaged at 6 o'clock We'd
nesday night. Fourteen soldiers and set
tiers have been killed or wounded, and
twenty-eight of the Indians are known to
be killed.
The Indians are surrounded practically on
the Washita river, but the bushwhacking
continues.
Each party Is shooting at every opportu-
nifty. The sheriff of ''G'' and H counties
have organized and gone to the assistance
OF the settlers. All the soldiers from Fort
Reno are now In the field. except three
troops Of cavalry.
The courier is from the sheriff of "G''
county. who sends for ammunition and as
sstance.
His brother here has hastily organized a
party and left this noon for the battle
ground. The continued lighting has greatly
alarmed the people and the most intense ex-
citement prevails. Parties are hastily or
ganizing and going to the fight, and much
alarm is expressed sat the number Of sol
diers who have been killed
Evening star., 1894-04-05
DISTRICT IN CONGRESS.
Another Hearing.


There will be a meeting of the House
District committee at 10 o'clock tomorrow
morning to finish up the arguments on the
subject of the elevation of the B. and o.
tracks within the city limits.
Has Returned.
Representative Heard returned to the
city this morning from his home in Mis-
souri,, where he has been for some days.
Records and Pension Division.
Representative Waugh has introduced
in the House a bill to repeal the law under
which Col Ainsworth was appointed col
onel in charge of the records and pension
office.
To Close an Alley.
Representative Springer introduced in the
House today the bill introduced In the Sen
ate yesterday to authorize the District Com
missioners, on petition Of the president and
directors of the Gonzaga College, to close
part of an alley in square go.
The Appropriation Bill.
Senators German, Cockrell and Allison.
constituting the subcommittee of the Sem
ate appropriations committee on the Dis
trict appropriation bill. held a session this
afternoon beginning at noon. The District
Commissioners were present and went over
the bill with the Senators with great care.
Evening star., 1894-04-05
COLONIAL DANES.
Continuing the Session of the National
Council in This City.

Council in This City.
The National Council Of the Colonial
Danes of America were in session again
today at Wormley's. The admission at this
council Of some more states, whose dele
gates were present Massachusetts. New
York, South Carolina, New Hampshire. Con-
the society a membership in each OF the
original thirteen. In the absence of the
national president Mrs. Coleman Of Phila-
delphia, the first vice president, Mrs. Ken
non, who is also the president of the local
society, presided today and yesterday.
No outsiders are allowed at the meetings.
The business before the council today was
on various amendments to the constitution.
A recess was taken just before l o'clock,
and then the ladies returned to council and
expected to finish up all the subjects in
which they are interested before they ad-
journ late this afternoon. The day will
wind up with the tea given by Mrs. Well
ing in honor of the national society.
Miss Cropper of the local society has de-
signed the national certificate, which has
lust been adopted. A half-doZen others
were submitted at the same time. Miss
Cropper has twined together in very ar
tistic way, the coats-of-arms Of the colo
MES, held together by ribbon, which rep
resents the insignia of the District Of
Columbia. The local society will offer a
prize next year to the public schools Of
this city for the best essay on American
history.
The Colonial Danes will hold their coun-
ellis every two years.
The District society Is represented at the
council by Mrs. Violet Blair Janin, Miss
Mary Lloyd Pendleton, Mrs. Henrietta
Nesmith Greely, Miss Ellen Woodruff and
Miss Catherine Cropper.
Evening star., 1894-04-05
Against the WhaIebacks.

The naval board appointed to investigate
the question of the use of the whale-back
type Of merchant steamers as auxiliary
ships Of war has reported them as insult
able as cruisers wnen mounted with arma-
ment, on account Of the little freeboard
presented and their inability to stand the
weight Of heavy guns. Experiments show
ed that the whalebacks could carry with
safety only the lightest of rapid fire guns
Auxiliary cruisers to be efficient as COM
merce destroyers would have to be armed
with heavy guns. The board discovered
that almost any whaleback would stand on
Its stem with an eight-inch rife mounted
forward, and that besides this important
difficulty against adoption they have too lit
tie deck room to properly work heavy ord
nance. The report will be considered by
the Secretary upon his return from Bethle-
hem.
Evening star., 1894-04-05
Survivors of the Sixth Corps.

The regular meeting of the Associated
Survivors of the Sixth Army Corps was held
at their headquarters, 923 F street, Tuesday
night, at which there was a large attend
ance Of the old veterans VINO were so well
come in Washington in July, 1864, when
they prevented Earlys admission into the
city. After the business of the meeting was
concluded, the association marched in a
body to the residence Of their old comman-
der, Gen. Horatio @. Wright, and presented
to him handsomely engrossed resolutions ex-
pressive Of appreciation of a beautiful corps
headquarters flag which had been present
ed by the general.
The president of the association. Alfred G.
Bliss. introduced Gen. Louis A. Grant late
assistant secretary Of war. who presented
the resolution in happy address. Gen.
Wright feelingly responded, although the
gift was wholly unexpected.
Bouquets were also presented to Gen.
Wrights wife and daughter, after which
the association was invited to the dining
room, where an elaborate lunch was spread
and partaken of while many a Renaissance
of army life was recited,
Evening star., 1894-04-05
Gen. Frye's Men Told to Leave.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, April Sat a meeting
of the representatives of the railroads lead
ing east it was today decided to refuse to
transport Frye's band of Coxeyites east
ward. 1t was decided that the representa-
tive Of Gen" Frye be informed that his
men would either have to pay fare or
walk. Upon learning this decision the
chief of police at East st. Louis directed
Gen. Frye to take his men out of the city
limits at once.
BRAZIL. Ind, April 5.-Edward Blake. a
well-known and well-to-do resident OF
Brazil, who left home three weeks ago, and
was supposed to have been foully dealt
with and robbed he had considerable
with him, wrote his wife that he had Joined
Coxey's army, and would tramp 1t to
Washington. Mrs. Blake received the in
formation last night, and Immediately left
for Pennsylvania to ove-take her husband
and induce him to give up the tramp and
return hCme.
Evening star., 1894-04-05
SEEKING RENEWED HEALTH.
The Tabernacle's Pastor Has Gone
West to Repair Damage Caused by
OverwOrk.

After working in a double capacity for
three years-as pastor of the Tabernacle
Church and professor of rhetoric and
sacred oratory at Howard University-the
Rev. G. James Jones has been compelled
to take a vacation, in which he hopes to
recuperate his shattered health. The diff
cult task of attending strictly and con-
scientiously to both the main lines of en-
deavor mentioned without allowing either
to interfere with the other was accom-
plished successfully until the strain was
too heavy to be longer withstood. DR..
Jones departed for the west last night and
will be absent for some time. Resolutions
of respect, sympathy and hope were adopt
ed by the Tabernacle congregation on SUM-
day last and resolutions generally similar
were put on record by students of Howard
University. At the close of the Marietta
oratorical contest at the university last
night the Rev. John l.. Ewell dean of the
theological department. made for himself
and the faculty touching reference to the
physical disabilities of DR.. Jones, spoke
highly Of the services rendered by him to
the department and wished him Godspeed
in his search for health. During DIR.
Jones' absence the Tabernacle pulpit will
be nlled by Rev. B. n. Seymour.
Evening star., 1894-04-05
Race Track CrOOkedneas

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, April 5.-Judge
Barr es yesterday received a letter confirm
Ing his suspicious in regard to the horse
Experience. which was ruled off here Mon
day afternoon. The horse was entered in
name of w. H. Turner of Hot Springs, but
as Mr.. Turner could not give satisfactory
proof of ownership the judges refused to
allow Experience to start. believing him to
be the property of the notorious Brannons
who have made SO many killings with
ringers, and that they had the men posted
in nearly every pool room in the country
last Monday afternoon to back the horse
Experience
Evening star., 1894-04-05

w. c. Sullivan Of Tacoma, Washington
western manager Of Thiels Detective Asso-
citation. is dead. Heart disease was the
cause.
The International Association Of the Tick
ct Agents leave New York today for New
Orleans en- route to their convention at Los
Angeles, Cal.
The famous old Landmark mills in Frank
ford, Philadelphia, which have stood idle
for fourteen years. will resume operations
about May l.
The grand jury at San Francisco yester-
day found a new indictment against ex-
Cashier Flood of Donohue-Kelly Bank who
embezzled Sl64, COO
Evening star., 1894-04-05
The Campbell Light Infantry

The entertainment of the Campbell Light
Infantry. which takes place at the Rifles
Armory tonight, promises to be great sue
cess. The talent appearing on this occasion
include the celebrated Columbia Banjo Club,
the Washington Concert Company, Mr.
Chas. +. Miller Mr.. David Bangs and many
other notables. The performance concludes
with a very funny comedy by Antony A.
Sousa, entitled THE Automaton," and the
dance. which lasts until am, will insure
a great attendance.
Evening star., 1894-04-05

The witness was then excused, and Mary
Yancey, big colored woman, was then
called to the stand. She used to be the cook
at Mrs. Thomas house on H street.
Evening star., 1894-04-05

1t IL Revived by the Surrender of
Scott.
LONDON, April 5.-The mysterious and
long-missing man, known as Scott" who
was jointly indicted with Alfred John Mon
son for the killing Of Lieut.. HambIough,
which crime has become known as the
"Ardlamont murder mystery" surrendered
himself today to the police.
Now the question which arises in the
minds of those who are familiar with the
workings of the laws of Scotland is, can
Monson be placed on trial again II evidence
which Scott may furnish to the police
shows that the man who obtained verdict
of mot proven" was really the person who
caused Lieut. Hambrough's death.
Evening star., 1894-04-05
FINANCIAL.
HOME BUILDING ASSOCIATION
ELEVENTH ISSIrE nI Snn..Lc

ELEVENTH ISSUE OF STOCK.
Office OF Treasurer, 1907 Pennsylvania ave NV
Next monthly meeting, April 10, at southwest
corner Pennsylvania and 18th street nj
O'Clock pm. Books are still open for suhscrptious
to stock CT the 1lth Series. Shares 500 each:
payments thereon Sl.oO each per month com.
mencing with January, 1894, $500 per share will
therefore have to he paid on stock taken at this
meeting; subsequent monthly payments 81 90 per
share
Interest is allowed at per cent on all payments
on stock. On all stock paid 10 maturity, or
until loans are Cancelled by monthly payments, the
time OF payment has been shortened by our ar
rangement for the distribution OF a growing surplus
by about Ia months thus making the interest in
such cases much greater than per cent.
Average amount loaned per share at last meeting
was $lS9, the monthly payment therefor being sl0o
on stock and 81 90 interest.
Through careful management no losses have cc.
CURED. The interest allowed Is greater than some
others allow. Come in and your money in
large or small monthly sums, obtain loans II
you desire them at much less expense than 700
can obtain them through private sources.
THOMAS DOWLING, President. 612 st. NV.
ANSON S TAYLOR,Yic President 1918 stn.w.
EDWARD s. wESCoTT, Treasurer, 1907 Pa ava
W h WETZEL. Secretary, 2lSo st. NV.
apS-4t
Evening star., 1894-04-05
MIR. Gee Gets n Divorce.

In the case of Louis Gee agt. Jennie Gee
Justice Hagner today made decree Of
divorce in favor Of complainant. They were
married at Highland Falls, N. Y, in 1SS8
and lived together for sixteen months, and
he charged her with desertion for over
seven years. ]. Med. Darlington appeared
for complainant.
Evening star., 1894-04-05
Lockout of ChicogO Painters,

CHICAGO. ILL.,, April 5.-Nearly all the
painters in Chicago will be idle tomorrow.
The association of employers yesterday de-
cided to take aggressive measures against
the pending strike, and agreed to a general
of employment. Seventy-seven firms signed
an agreement to suspend operations for the
present.
Evening star., 1894-04-05
In the PeUiteutfar

On Tuesday night the following prisoners
IN charge Of Clerk Leonard, Messrs. Pierce,
Crocker and Sutton, were sent to the AL
bany penitentiary by Warden Leonard:
James and John Little. convicted Of house
breaking, ten years each; Henry Thorn and
Frederick Powers. housebreaking; Joseph r.
Hart and Lillian Johnson, grand larceny,
each three years; James c. Carter, larceny
from the person, four years; Robert Shell
ton, James Shelton, larceny; Lucius HOPPER,
forgery, and w. C. Cox, false pretenses. one
year and a day each.
Evening star., 1894-04-05
EnfOrCinR Diacinline.

The War Department has received no
complaint touching the conduct Of Lieut.
VIM. E. Shipp tenth cavalry. in iogging a
couple Of cadets at Davis College. Winston
n. C, where he is instructor in military
tactics. Moreover. no complaint is expected,
for Lieut.. Shipp. himself North Caroiinian
was detailed to the college at the urgent and
repeated solicitation of the faculty, and IL
is presumed that he was simply carrying
out the instructions of the faculty in en-
forcing discipline, which has been very lax
heretofore.