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EDUCATIONAL.

S4 LAW bEr aaHkitssEfEEssEr
FACULTY Of LAW,
Hon. ARTHUR MACARTHUR. LID,
President I.
,,,., ,, Hon; kIcHAkp i. 1tSEY.
ef Justice OF r iee court of o or ARpss of the Dis
Lecturer CONSTITUTIONS Law.
Lecturer he jurisdIstion q the Federal Courts
tOf Boston. Mass.),
Lecturer on Personal Property Donlestic Relations,
Wills and Administration.
Hon ii. o. CLAUGITON; LID,
!Of, the Washington bari,
of s4s sssaSr Class and Professor OF
cial and Criminal Law. and
ErGENE GARusi. LID.
tOf the Washington bari
tracts, Negotiable 1nstrum sepes'y and Con-
wA q; r { { $$S s;:s1 ,, LIN,
Lecturer Hon .? sftfat t.T rh IN Fs''ice.
tOf the Washington BARI,
Late On ss s Of nsss ss,e'
H ana i SSfEsfa aoS6E,
~tof virginia},
J 5sstSss5 on H. The sa lHM e Gins
(Of the Washington BARI
Lecturer ON Practice and Judge of the Moot Court
Court Of Appeals:
Messrs. SAMUEL. +. PHILLIPS, II. O. CIAUGH-
TON and EUGENE CARUSI
The twenty fifth annual session of the law
School will open MONDAY. October l. 1894 at
$50 pm. in the new Law School building, on
18th st. between II and SITS NV. when announce
ments will be made for the ensuing year Intend
ing students. alumni and all others who are inter
ested In legal studies are invited to he present
For information and enrolment of students the
secretary can be at his Office $40 18th St
NV, from O'Clock am. to 5 O'Clock pm, and
after the opening of the session, at the school
building also, from @ to O'Clock pm.
Iaasmuch as the mode of instruction pursued in
this school requires that the number Of students
admitted to the classes be limited, an early en-
rollment Is expeiient.
Catalogues can be had at the book stores of
IOwdermilk & Co.. 1924 T st. NV: John Byrne
& Co., 1922 st. NV. or application per-
sonally by letter to the undersigned.
sel3-i5t EUGENE ID. CARUSI, Secretary.
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Medical Department
OF
The Column F0ian University

lS25 II ST. NV, WASHINGTON, DC
The seventy third session begins October l. 1894
The Introductory lecture win be delivered ty Prof
u. A. de Schweinitz, at pm, October I.
Regular daily lectures commence at $50 pm.
Every facility for practical laboratory and clint
cal instruction Is afforded.
For announcement and further Information apply to
DIR. ID. K SHUTE. Dean. 1921 Q st. NV
Teleptone,sl5 Hours:s:3O to 1890 a. m, to D. m
Dr. Z. A. DE SCHWEINITZ, See. Treas,
1875 II st. NV.
Hours: to y and 43O to $50 pm
Autumn examinations will he held at the college
at pm, September q. sel-tf
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PROPOSALS.

flsoPtlSALS FOR SUPPLIES FOR THE NAVY
YARD Washington ID. august 49, IS94-Seaieti
PloIsSas. indorsed Proposals for Supplies for the
navy hard. Washington, ID. C.. to lie opened Sep
temhcr Is. lsg4.'' will lie received at the Rreau
Of supplies and Accounts. Navy department. WASH
iIStln, u =. until TWELVE O'CLOCK Nook
sci iEMBtR EIGHTEENTH, 1894, and publicly
Spvieu innedatciy therea fter. to furnish at the
navy 1arii, Washington, ID. c.. quantity of
brlck. Line; cement. sand. broken stone. gravel
hardware; lumber, brjstlcs, thread brushes rye
straw ahd one locomotive crane. The articles must
conform TO the navy STANDARD and pass the usual
naval inspection Blank proposals viii he furnished
npon application 60 the Navy lard. Washington
D. g The attention Of manufacturers and dealers
il invited. Tie bids, all other things being canal
decided by lot The department reserves the right
TO waive defects or 10 reject any or all bi,Is NOT
deemed advantageous TO the government a
NIL tiisEis. act!ns 'hiel or bureau seG-2aw2w
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MEDICAL.

AFTER ALL OTHERS FAIL CONSULT THE on n
Ieiiable specialist, Dr. Brothers, 300 q St sw !:
90 yeirs' experience in treatment Of all diseas "a
ot mei: CONSULTATION free and strictly confidential
ail5-lms
DIR BEOrHERS' INvIGORATING CORDIAL IS
powerful Nerve Stimulant and Tonic. OF all
the remedies for Nervous Debility. Neuralgia
Nervous Exhaustion, Paralysis and that class Of
people who weak, miserable, letharRic.
sleepy, lack of ambition and zest. there Is no
remedy equal to this cordial. II has been in use
for nearly forty five years in this city 800 s.W.
au1I-1m
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EDUCATIONAL.
The Columbian University,

WASHINGTON, D. G.
The The Preparatory School opens. =. =. September "a
The Medical School opens .......... October i
Inc Dental school opens October
The School = ssssssit Staalt; opens; ossSSsf
ssS for sosse s ,Ss Ef SaP
and instructors. Building open for Inspection and
injuries fr dal after sepsmsr 70 s
~ ANDREW GI SrtPer osSfaGffa f "a s.
THE COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT. 'i'A''
sumed OK MesasS Of s VII BE-
sim 10 the lecture hal Of the university Full
al aaa sadns @ s
Special courses are also proyidsd for students
IN, , ,'s"s RSEF,;Sss ~ instructors
q FoeaI and a Historical Philosophy,
p, The Rev; AD 20 ! HUNTINGDON, DID,:
e Af SsfsE t1s's suf H.
Professor Of the English Language and Literature
ANDREW =. MoNTxGGE. AN. Phi. D.,
y Bag hIfsafs.ss literature
sswAsP 81 sss.. ss
LEE D f Ma5Gsna aM p, D.
D. The Rev. J. MACBRIDE sTERRErI, DID.
CHARLES & MUNRO aa s. B.. Phi pt B..
n. cAR PFSfsssST Of p Gns%is;ry >, n
Non resident d btnEeF 3 ,s History Of Chemistry
ANT fs5Sfs5 e. e. e safEfbd hii LTD.
E. HnT r5S!e jSskS e spanish q ~ LIN.
H. A'i 4 PINE Z latin 4 H..
Assistant in Greek
II. GRANT H0DGKINS, A. b.,
Tho co,,s.a Registrar and Librarian ,,,,
The entrance e1amnat ions will he held on septem-
Der y and p. Further information may be OBJ
tanned at the university building. corner Of 18th
e.. CoR6oRAN SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL
,Forty-seven professors and Instructors; twenty
il General Science, Cvi and Electrical Engineef
and neraosy FiSanee and eV EsS
nS ne Language and Literature leading to degree
students admitted. Fee for single studies, $50
s,tra: Opening exercises fSesday so October ,. at
Prof. CHARLES e. MuNRoE. rh. p:
THE Law school,. FACULTY:
rrofessor q Public and Private ln,ernssieeai Law.
as H tssc JOIN ai ~, NJ Hs
Professor Of the jursprudenee Of the
'ss 81 Paw :s'ts Re-
The Hon WALTER s. COX. LID.
Professor of the Law of Real and Personal Prop
erty, of Contracts and OF Grimes and
The Hen. WILLIAM A. MAURY. LID,
tsometime Assistant Attorney General Of United
Professor Of Equity Jurisprudence. Of Common Law
and Equity Pleading. and of the Law
TIE Hon. DAVID J. BEEwER, LID,
associate Justice of the Supreme Court OF the
United Statesl,
. Professor of the law of Corporations
Prof. G. II: EMMOTT. AM, LIN.
tot the Johns Hopkins University,
ur .Ieesursr 1 On the Civil Law
Sometime Assistant Attorney OF the District Of
Columbab,
Lecturer the History Of Law.
WILLIAM LIZ n. r MtArrNGLY. ESQ.
Lecturer Practical Commercial law,
The Hon WILLIAM EDGAR SIMONDS, An,
LIB,
- The Hon. ANDREW c. BRADLEY,
associate Justice Of the Supreme Court OF the
,,,., District. OF Collmbisl,
WILLIAM G. JOHNSON, LIN,
(of the Washington Bar,
Professor Of Legal Catechetics and Judge OF Moot
Court.
GRADUATE SCHOOL
Courses OF advanced instruction offered. which
lead to the degrees Of Master OF Arts, Master OF
Science, Civil Engineer. Electrical Engineer and
A school of original research and photographic
inquiry. Opening exercises Thursday, October 4.
Prof CHARLES Z. MUNRoE. Ph. D..
For catalogue descriptive Of these several schools
address ROBERT II. MARTIN
se4-im Secretary.
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Special
lmducennent.

For the next fvc days opiy we will give
you the pick OF any OF the choice lots
lief, at beautiful COLOMBIA PARK for
$50 each. Cash or Installmeuts. Don't
miss this Gsaad opportunity. Just Think
lot for $50 on two railroads. the great
and only PENNSYLVANIA, within fifteen
minutes ride Of lie city. and With Gu
cents Communication tare. All high ground.
No swanps. No Malaria Pure water
and air Large shade trees Only q
few blocks from station. THIS Is
YOUR LAST CHANCE. 50 don't be too
late and for ever afierward be sorry Cor
e. Grand Excursion today at s:s6 PA.
from 9th street depot circoisrs ana
tickets at Office. c23 st. NV. ana
from our agents at depot set-
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR SALE-LOrS-L ST. BET. 9TH AND 5rH
SIS. NV: lot i6Sii6 fl: Improved by two-room
fouse In rear OF lot price per IT.. 81. A. \.
CAYw0OD. eS3 9th 81. NV. sel:-3l'
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Education for Real Life

1854. FOR SONS AND DAUGHTERS. 1894
The Spencerian Business College,
National Bank Of the Republic building. cor. eth
and ID NV. Day and night sessions.
SPENCERIAN
IN the national capital and throughout the country
u household word associated with thorough bust
ness training and prosperous career.
Inc thirtieth scholastic year Of this popular In
stltuti0n began Monday, September 3, 1924. Five
apartments, viz: Practical Business, includlng
complete bookkeeping course, English, rapid calc.
iations. rapid writing, moral and social culture,
Delsarte system Of expression, civlcs, political
economy and commercial law; Practical English,
with tnitiatory bookkeeping; Shorthand and Type
writing, including English; SpfSceran Rapid Writ
ing; Mechanical and Architectural Ora wing. Full
trail "'"'' ''"e"''' -@"''' ,e"'
Spacious brilliantly lighted. Handsome halls and
class rooms Services OF gradtMtesr Always in de-
cheap schools The leading bYSinsssaaen Of wasi
s seps 9 s Daughters and candidates r
This college received from tho Worlds Columbian
commission diploma for Excellence ceStudenta'
WORK In all OF the above deplrfn sents. Twelve
OF 1ts graduates received diplanas from the Expo
stion Tor superior general written examinat lions,
ana -FOUR OF them won silver medals for valuable
service In the living educational cxAibit.
ynce open every business day. and. night.
write or call for new annual yunoJncement.
MRS. SARA A. SPENCER,
au6-tr Princfial and Proprietor.
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Department
Georgetown University.


Georgetown University.
46th session begins October 1, at $50 pm For
particulars apply 10 the Dean
q. l.. MAGRrDER. NJ. D..
Si5 VT. ave.
Hours before 10 a m. and $3.50 to $3.50 pm
au3itooc6
WOMEN AND CHILDREN, 6i2-8i4 18th ST. NV.
opens October / classes forming in general gym
free movements. Dancing aud fancy steps
sTsIs, n'1 skTp "S medical
SELL. Instructor. Circulars sent ON applicants
scl3-lm'
A YOUNG LADY WISHES TO TEACH ENGLISH
remuneration nominal; refer S sa Exchanged sd
dress WI, Box 8. The Plains. Fauquier Co.. Va
1852 Corcoran st.
WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS. sei3-6t'
MRS. L. y. Talbot WILL REOPEN CLASSES
In English, French and music October l at s21
pstt:. Natural history ana culture classes for
THE HOWARD UNIV. LAW, sciioOI. 40 sri
o'clock. For circulars containing full infor-
b b ssHy 4s s. S' St. Dis
s ssy;. office in Law bldg. 80 5's-'. NV.
ART STUDENTS LEAGUE, TENTH SESSION,
1889 Ebay and evening classes will reopen
October l, 1891. Life. portrait and still life
draw wing and painting, H. dip and water color. I'M
der comPetent Instructors. Address ART STU
b, .DENTS' LEAGUE. sos 18th 1T. NV. sei:-i8t
NATIONAL KINpERGARTEN AND PRIMARY
School: Mrs. LOUISE PollIHk. Principal
Twentieth year opens Sept 10 AZ lO17 10th St
Teachers class, Oct. l. sel2-lm
W. f. DAI.ES PHI. D., 322 C NV. JOHNS HOP
kins graduate student; thorough preparation for
college In classics and other studies; years ex-
perence. se3-2ws
GEO w. LAWRENCE, VOICE CULTURE, PIANO;
studio. lOO3 9th st. NV. Shakespeare method
Tor weak voices. throat. lung troubles. Sight
reading classes. Voice examination free se3-lm
SfGNOR MARIANA MAMA
School art for singing. Italian method. pr,nl
opera. oratofios, concerts, etc.
seS-6t' $40 III ST NV
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

Tor IENT-BY GEO II. PARKS. 1ii0 q ST.
I'LL Riggs pl. lOrSb $50 J07 ltth II. l0rS.,. $50
1IO3 II ave. lir&b 135 g3i st ffar,. isr&b. -
1YOS 9th 81, .rsSb y. 80 1916 Coreoran srSl 10
4I2 81. store X fr.. y 2I+O q ST, 7r&b- 80 81
1872 Riggs pi. 3rsSb. a. II0l O st. SrSI, .2s
463 VI st. sr&h. 3J-.yD 2U22 i:ih 81. store :. IG
1I35 CnrrOr1n Il. fir&b75 Conduit r0ad sr&b. Is
1921 isib 81. 3rSb.. CD Stable O. st Ia
Get bay list. 1917 9th ST. Grab. Fl. ~
ses-6ti
FOR RENT-6s2 X ST \. T., GROOM BRICK;
NOD. inps.: handy to and school; SIS a mo-
Key NJ 612 h T. W. TUCKER * BRO.
au51 loo st. ne
FOR kENT-AT ~ 5O-32D ST Sc A NEW
6root1 brick: south front: anil; electric bells,
speaking tubes; tlins; vaults; y1rts; alley;
near ears see HARDIN. sl9 Pa ave. sc.
1ef5-3m
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GonZaga College,

Under the direction OF n.
FATHERS OF THE SOCIETY OF IESr-s
ChssicTL scientific and business courses Of
studies Schools reopened TUESDAY SEI'TEN-
BEh :. Special course for older students wishing
TO make rapid progress In the classics For par
tictlars address -
Rev. coRNELfIS GILLESPIE, s. J..
see President and Treasurer
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EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON.
IN WARRINGTON.
Georgetown University
(FOunded 1887
SCHOOL. OF LAW.
Faculty.
Rev. j. HAVENS RICHARDS, s. J.,
President of the University
II

Faculty.
Rev. J. HAvENS RICHARDS. S. J..
President Of the University.
Hon. HENRY ID. BROWN, Ii. D..
Justice supreme Court Of the United SIates).
r. Lecturer on Admiralty Jurisprudence.
tchief Justice United States Court Of Claims),
Lecturer ON statutory and Administrative Law and
Hon; MARTIN +. MORRIS Ii. D.,
associate Justice. Court of Appeals Of the district
Lecturer Constitutional and International Law,
and Comparative Jurisprudence
Hon. SETH sHEPARD,
associate Justice. Court of Appeals Of the District
Lecturer on the Law Of Corporations and Equity
n.. Hon; JEREMIAH II. WILSON, II. D..
Real s Estate and %.s shs x Law Of Evidence
Lecturer on the Law of Personal Property, Con-
Gs iSasts and 4 H NssHsias,s f n
Lecturer ON the Law OF Torts, Practice and Tesla
, ...,. r; ROSS FEhRi, All. LID
Lecturer On Common Law Pleading, Criminal Law,
Rev. RENE holland. s. J..
Lecturer Natural Law
Lecturer on Civil Law.
Circuit Court; MICHAEL ,: COLBERT. AN:
BEET, Jos BARNARD. and HENRY WISE
sAMuEL NJ. YEATMAN. AN,
Secretary and Treasurer.
The twenty fifth annual session Of the School of
Law opens WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 3. 1894, at
$50 p-m.. In its commodious. specially designed
Law School Building, Nos SOC and SOS + street
northwest. when the introductory lecture will he
delivered and announcements made for the ensuing
term. Present and prospective students, alumni,
and all others interested In legal education are
cordially invited to be present.
The secretary can he seen at his ONCE in the
law building daily, after September Is, from O TO
Z pm, for Information, enrolment, &c. Those
proposing to connect themselves with the school for
the ensuing term are requested enroll their
names before the opening night, and thus avoid the
delay incident to that occasion.
Circulars giving the course OF study. terms &C..
can be obtained at book stores of w. ii. Morrison
Sons, 1896 Il street northwest IOwdermilk AZ Co.
1424 + street northwest. and John Byrne Co.,
1922 street northwest, and at W. s Thompson s
drug store, tuS Fifteenth street northwest, @ on
application personally or by letter to the under
signed
se101m s. NJ. lEATMAN, Secretary,
CO0n Opp0RrIrNrrY I'm IEARN SIInpTII . An.
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Mt. Vernon Seminary.

llOO-liO4 N st. and 1i24-1 I2S l1th ST.
Boardi.g aud day school for young ladies and
little children.
Thoroughly modern and progressive in method and
spirit.
Primary. preparatory and collegiate departments
New buildings, perfectly equipped with every ap-
pliance for health and ccmfort to pupils. Tween
titth year opens October second.
For further Information apply 10 the principal,
se1-tr Mrs. ELIZABETH J. SOftRS
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THE BEELITz SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.
rs 14ih st. NV.
Branches IN the principal American and Es-
ropean cities. Send for circulars
French. German. Spanish Italian. Latin. Greek.
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GOOD OPPORTUNITY TO LEARN sIIORTH AND:
instruction day evening AZ home OF pupil OF
school; terms In advance; dictation a speciality;
best refs. STEN0.. GIG q NV. set-Ims
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Where to Attend School,

We impatt thorough knowledge of the COM
MERC1AL STUDIES at the cost OF less time nd
Honey than otha. schools. HUNDREDS owe thcil
success In life $50 they sayb TO the training they re
ceved here. We made BREAD WINNERS OF them
you all about this LIVE SCHOOL. N.B.-We assist
graduates to positions. Tenth year opens Monday
September 3. Day and evening sessions MOODS
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. eli East Capitol st.
au24-tf
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46th session begins October 1. at $50 pm. For
particulars apply TO the Dean.
q. L. MAGRCDER, NJ. D.,
Si5 VT. ave
Hours before 10 am and $3.50 to $3.50 pm.
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Palisades of the Potomac.
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE-oR ENCHAN';E FoR CRY PROP
erty-oue of the most fertile farms IN charlie.
county; 500 acres: half 'lsa-'d. half wooded
only s. an acre. y. NJ. o.. Star oflce. sell
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
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-NCORP0RATED.-
1928 to 1921 g st. NV
The largest and best equipped institution Of its
kind In the world.
FOUR GREAT DEPARTMENTS:
i. EOCCTION. 2. ORAT0Ry. 3. DRAMATIC
CULTURE 4. PHYSICAL CULTURE.
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CHARLOTTESVILLE VA
81 ssion begins l5t1 September Acadern,c.. ea
sineerinr law. medical departments. For cats
logne- address
tyls-eo2ot WA. n. THORNTON. LAD. Chairmas
NEW YORK MILITARY ACADEMY
Prep Dept. at worrail HALL reekskfIi ~ r.
Col C J. WRIGHT. A. NJ. Priest.
tyl4-eo26t Cornwall NJ
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THAT TREASURY sNUB.

As 1.-THE Evening World" perceived,
DR.. Jenkins's diplomatic" denial that
he had received any telegram" from
the Treasury Department refusing to
allow Mr.. Croker to leave the Majestic
In violation of the rules, covered what
may be called politely n taradiddle. /.
was meant to imply that such request
had not been made and refused.
The Acting Secretary OF the Treasury
explains that the request was made AMI
promptly refused because u did not ap-
pear satisfactory 10 his mind that ~
would have been justified in extending
any such privilege to MIR. Croker. Or.
jenkins quoted as e precedent the per
mission granted IN the daughter OF the
late William Walter Phelps to leave the
steamer to hasten TO her fathers bed
side, but the Acting Secretary suggest.
that as Judge Phelps had been United
States Minister TO Germany, was q
member Of the highest court in New
Jersey and was dying, there was a Sigh;
difference between his daughters cas-,
and that Of the ex-Tammany boss an,
turfman, Richard Croker.
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CUT OUT ITS TONGUE.
Fiendish Treatment of a Horse
for Petty Revenge
Stab eman Bernard GaheIy Accused
and Under Arrest.
Was Discharged After the Animal
Had Iseeu Nutiirtcd Before.

A Gcnd, who, the police believe, is
Bernard Gabely. Of Is Eaat '.aIg:y-
fourth street. fotccd an entrance to
James Dillon's stnh,e, l5j East thirty
ntth street, Saturda" niaht or carly
SUNDAY morning. and there, for revenge,
cut out horses tongue.
Tho poor beast Is terribly mutilatci.
The Society for the Prevention OF Cru
city to Animals has the case IN hand,
and Agent Regain uho he's been dctDi!ed,
Ia determined to press 1t 20 the end. All
the evidence he has is directed against
Gahcly.
Gabely was arrsigne1 by Detective
Tiern"y, Of the East Th'yty-tifth street
station, In Yoriylle Court lnis morn. ns,
and was rCrnanded for further eXdInind-
ton. He denies the charEg.
Gdbe'y. VINO Is thirty-sevcn Years old.
had been employed in the stable by
Dillon. Archibald smith. of 80 East
twenty fourth street. has some horses
smith asked Gdhely to IKE one of his
horses to- Durland'S Riding Academy,
whore he might be seen by a prospective
purchaser. smith promised Gaee.y %
rhe stabluman tool he horse to the
Academy and rcturnei with Il. Sm'tl
did not nay him the 10 cents then. anl
when Glbe,y dii not receive his pay he
threatened to take the horse cat ana let
IL run away.
Tho next morning, when the stable was
opened the horse VAS found to Rave
eight bad cuts on his forelces. He had
been slaahed with sharp knife.
Suspicion fen on Gaboiy, but az there
wjS no evidence against him ho vas
not arrested. Dillon dismissed him from
his employ.
When Mr.. Dillon went into the stable
yesterday morning he found blood now
lng In streams from the mouth of Smith
horse. Thern was great pool Of blood
In the stall. Dillon opened the horses
mouth and found that over two inches
OF the poor heast'a tongue had been cut
on The society vas notified and
Gaba!y was arrested.
That nothing more than revenge was
the object Of the nan who Cur the horse
~ evident from The fact that nothing
else In the stable had been touched A
window in the rear had been forced open
and thlQngh lhia an en- rnMnn INna lraln ed.
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ONE COURSE TO PURSUE.

1t Is to be regretted that Judge Ehrlich,
Of the City Court, finds It "perplexing"
to decide what to do in the case OF the
lawyer who Is alleged TO Rave obtained
five hundred dollars from a client on the
pretense that the money was needed to
fix" the Court to give judgment in
her favor. 1t is to be regretted that he
considers 1t necessary to think over"
the cxpediency of bringing the lawycr
Defore the General Term. on the ground
that there will be only the unsupported
charge of the client confronted by the
accused lawyers sworn denial.
There are some matters that do not
ADMIT OF reflection. One of them IL q
charge that Judge on the bench has
been bribc1 to make n decision IN q
certain way in a case before him. Judge
Ehriich's reputation forbi's any belief
In story rejecting OH his honor and
purity as judicial officer. But 1t would
be great mistake II he should fail tc
II sist on most thorough and searching
investigation to discover whether any
memberof the Bar would dare to tnns
with his Integrity in such a manner.
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FEARS HE'S A MARKED MAN.
Waterman Tucker Has Arrested
Many FrcIEht-'nr Thieves.

James a. Tucker, a night Waterman
for the New York Central and Hudson
River Railroad Company, considers him
self marked man by gang ot rowdiea
along Twelfth avenue, number o.
whom he has been The means of scndlnu
To prison Tor breaking into freight trains
ana stealing different articles OF mer-
ChanuiSc.
The point mostly infested by the gnng
Is between SEVENTEEN and EigEiieth
streets. where the Company has severa
switches and long side tracks used FIRE
lnently for standing loaded freight
trains.
Last Friday night the gang made ali
attack on he nlEht watchman with cob
BILE stones. They We're led 10y James
sleeps alon2 the docks. stone thrown
by him struck Tucker on tho head and
gave him an ugly scalp wound. Tucker
tner drew his revolver, and at his threat
10 shoot the gang scattered.
At = o'clock this morning the nigh,
watchmnn, accompanied by Policeman
ilulse, Of the West S!Nty-eighth street
station, made tour Of the tracks. AM
discovered Martin and Thomas Me
cloud, twenty years, who says he live
in Philadelphia inside Of n frciGht CGI
loaded with bags OF flour They had
broken the seals of the car.
Both the men fcigned TO be asleep 4;
'lrst, hut when shaken mp by the police
man and Tucker they spranS on thel
feet and showed fight, They were made
to submit to arrest et the point of q
pistol. Both then declared that the!
They We're locked M for the night n
the statiOH-house, ana this morning hell
bv Justice Mcmahon, IN lorkyillc Cour,
on charge Of burglary.