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FURY OF A WOMAN SCORNED
Annie X-'Inrr Threatened to Blow
Her EN-Swrethcnrts Head on.

Charles Rosscll of IL Moore street. Al
tn. Gates Avenue Police Court to-day
accused Annie Icllner. OF IS Hamburg
avenue. with threatening to blow his
head or
Six rontIs ago Charles and Annie We're
4we.th"drts. but the man provel tickle.
ana Annie took measures to have him
punished for trihing with her young af-
frctions. Success crowned her efforts,
ana ltossell spent the first three months
Of 1894 in Raymond Stree; Jail.
This experience. cured him Of all re-
gard for the Girl. ana after he was dis
charge he Thought he lid done with
her the more 80 as he had paid 800 to
patch the matter up.
Ami" recently heard that her recreant
lover was paying attention 10 another
RiIl. Ther"upuu she armed herself with
nn antiqu,tei revolver and started out
for vengeance. Ii was Oh July ~ t!at
she fuund nan with u number OF friends
IN the corner Of Even and johnson
ly villa him ON the error of his ways.
After calling him all the names that an
angry woman could think Of without rf-
feet. sh" wound nj with threatening To
blow the top Of his head OF # Ne aid not
Civ" up The new love. Then Eusscll had
her arrested.
She was placed under bonds to keen
the peace until the time of trial.
The evening world., 1894-07-23
BL00MlNGDALES' BIG SAIL
Complete St"cIs of nm Old Hs'
Going at Sacrifice Prices.

Discounts OF from - to 20 per CO
are frequently announced by the "
dry-goods firms in order to induce 81
mer shopping, but discount OF 10 q
per coat. Is the story which one eh|
prisinS emporium is now making.
At Bloomingdgles' Third aaenue,
ty-ninth and Sixtieth streets. an
msnse sale was begun to-day, one
every line of goods, from dresses, cp
ana Wrappers to neckwear, outing AZ
ten Inces and Observation-Disclosures. Al
sold AT prices that bring each
within reach of every class OF
Chasers
The stock to be sold at these appar
~ rulnouS rates Is that OF Hecht
RS, well known dealers, formerly
Eighth avenue and Forty-seventn :.
where they did business for thirty
The Ii. Il. Clafiin Company seiIed
inSdsles for about one-toirth VI
original value. ia.
Wrappers al ~ cents: shirt wsisS
% cents; ginghams at 3-f cents,
les at ? g. cents, are some os
temptations In the diy-goods nn.,
and gas stoves at 80 cents: ma nnS
At 60 cents; carving knives ana iot
- cents per set: tow els at cent. az
grain carpets at IS cents, are i''
the houselurnishing quotations M
Mems underwear Is declared at
ulously low prices. ,,.r
II would take column 10 uartic
even a small portion OF me nse
which may be inspected at the Us
of the Bloomingaa, 10 s.
Third avenue. from Fifty-ninlh p"
tieth street. 80
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NOTIFIED HIM OF MY DEATH
Deserted Wife's Shrrwd Trick I,
Coax Her Husband Home.

Harris Friedman, tailor was hell for
trial IL the Lee Avenue Court. Williams
burg. to-day on a charge of abandoning
his wife.
Mrs Friedman. who lives at 1856 Mon
trose avenue, mas been endeavoring for
six months 10 coax her husband within
the jurisdiction OF the New York courts.
Friedman left ler last Winter, and she
did not hear from him until two month
ago. when she was told that he was in
Toronto.
Through a friend in Toronto I kept
close watch on him." said Mrs. Fried
man, and four weeks ago he moved TO
Providence, Il. |. Last THURSDAY I
caused him TO be notified that | was
dead and had left $500
The money tempted him. and he
came here Yesterday To weep over my
grave. AS soon as he reached the
was waiting for him."
Friedman was greatly enraged at the
ulrk that mad been played on him.
anu nad nothing To say in court regard
Ing the charge against him.
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MAY BUY FIRE ISLAND H0TE
Capt. Sammis Wants His Old Pro
erty Again.

FIRE ISLAND. l.. l.. July 81
State authorities seem to have beco|
tired of the hotel business and thu
are prospects of the Surf Hotel pass
into the hands Of its former own|
Capt. Sammis.
During the cholera scare, two ye{
ago. Capt. Samm!s sold the hotel
the State for $4,000 for a quaranu|
station. Gov. Flower gave his persol
check for 10000 and sent troops to II
Island to prevent the excited Id
Island e:s from stopping passengers /
incoming steamships from being land
at Fire Island.
When Gov. Flower was at Fire Islsl
last week, it is understood he tall
over with Capt. Sammis the matter |
Sammis buying back the famous
hotel from the State.
capt. Sammis says he will pay so,
for the Surf Hotel. but no more.
first buiit the hotel in 1856. and sr
then has enlarged it several times.
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TWO FINED FOR FIGHTING.
Acknowledgment Creighton and ,
bartender We're the COmbntants.

John Creighton. a Flatbush avenue
saloon-keeper, and Martin Connors, bar
tender, were fined 81 each this morning
by Justice Walsh In Butler Street Court,
brooklyn, on the charge OF fighting.
Creighton rushed into the Sixth ave-
nue. police station about o'clock Sum
day morning and complained that John
Sosgrove's saloon on Flatbush avenue
was open. Creighton was told that the
matter would be Investigated and he
went away.
Roundsman Evans followed a little
later. When he arrived at 80 FIatbush
avenue he found Connor Cosgrove's
bartender. and Creighton cllnched on
The saloons in question are near Ber-
gen street and considerable feeling exists
between The proprietors
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COOL WEATHER AT THE CAMP
thirteenth Regiment Hus Not Got
Fairly Down Ia Work.

STATE CAMP. PEEKSKILL. July %.
-lhe Thirteenth Regiment boys slept
under blankets last night. and when they
got out or their tents this morning they
round the Weather cool and cloudy. Coi.
work. During tn, forenoon in he hal
talon drill the troops had to reform over
ana over again before the drill vas salts
ltCtory. The guard mount was not over
Nei done Tor this regiment. Ii Is expect
ed mat the soldiers from Brooklyn viii
settle down To work before another day
anu make very creditable showing by
the end OF the week ~
Last night services were conducted I'm
me !. NJ. {. A. headquarters by Rev
Mr. Pattison, of Peekskiil. That there
are MANY good voices Ia Company * was
SSnown durIns the singing. There is to
ming Aug. !, for the FIRST and Second
batteries OF the National Guard ana
Bsitery Is. First Artillery, L. S. A.
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TAX RATE REDUCED TO ST.
Anticipated Decrease OF dell
TUcnts Makes II Possible.

The Board Of Aldermen will fix Y
tax rat" for the year at Sl.s". red1
ton of cents from the present nj
The Finance Committee of the Boa
of Aldermen will report the rate nec(
sary to provide the revenue fot Y
budget OF 1884. at the first meeting
the Board after the Summer recess.
In reality, the Committees report
prepared by the Tax CommissioneI
and they really determine that rate
Aldermen only liking II Officially |
vote. They add Il fixed sum to prov1
for tax-paying delinquencies. -
year this sum amounted to $3.50, COO
amount of delinquent taxes this year
expected to be much less. This eau
the reduction in the tax rate.
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1t L. lot tickle Dame Fashion. but the
gentlemlr In charge of the New York
weather who is responsible for the sud
len change from pongec silk to English
topcoats. drop of 50 degrees in tenn
perature in eighteen hours caused n rev.
oiution In customs as well as costumes.
The cooling circus lemonade has been
superseded as popular drink by a
heart-pu'noing. bluegrass article which
satisfies the thirst ana at the same time
acts as bracer to the general constitu-
ton and wards off the insidious malaria.
Inc Weather Department Is under the
control Of the Agricultural Department.
but no one has been mean enough to
S ,.p,s mat the sudden alteration in the
temperature has any connection with an
attempt to force IA boom IN rye.
l.. ,Signal-service Officer Dunn had on
h h,s Winter clothes this morning. His
needed to be full-fndcel Santa Claus
was Christmas tree and a hobby horse
he remarked upon the general srrprj 90
eyer EYER me fnliiiment OF his prediction
parenthetitally. that it wasn't such "A
great Trick considering the data at
hand. He showed The Evening World''
reporter chart covering period OF
t~enty-three years. which clearly in.
dicated an average annual depression
IN temperature about July 81, followed
by few days Of warm weather and
anot her cool wave on July 20 or 81.
1t is generally cooler over all the Mid
die Atlantic, New England and lake re-
slon States this morning. In the South
ern Atlantic states the temperature is
little above normal.
In New York city the mercury rcris-
terei degrees higher at o'clock than
at the same hour yesterday MORNING
\ curious fact In this connection is thai
tn" temperature was stationary to-day
from o'clock to 10 o'ciDc,.
1T stormed on the Virginia coas. yoe-
terday. At Norfolk the rainfall N4S Two
inches. at l.ynchhurG three inches and
At Washington, u. e.. half an inch
These storms may reach New York he
fore rhis evening. They are losing force
however. and the rainfall here will he
comparatively light.
In few days. Mr.. Dunn saws Now
York Will get back to Summer e,ther
ana green SILK umbrellas and Chinese
fans viii be in style again.
The lowest temperature in this CITY
to-day was "a. Al s o'clock 1t was 81.
In Boston "a; Albany 10: Phiadelphia
anu Wash: nston CT: st. Louis, IS: Chi
cago ana ~. Paul, 20; Denver 49, New
Orleans and jacksonville. IS. The high
tes; was "a. at Key West, and the Lowest
80, at San Francisco.
The forecast il for cloudy. rainy
weather. for to-day, and fair weather.
with rising temperature. for tomorrow.
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SEIZED BY Petrol
Another American Steamer in Ii
Hands of the Canadians.
The Louise Taken This MorniI|
East of Point Pelee.
Reason for the Seizure Is Not n
Made Known.
tBy Associated Prcss.l

morning the steamer Louise was selS(
just east Of Point Pelee Island by 4
Canadian revenue cutter Petrol.
The Louise Is an American vessel. al
has been engaged in the fishing tral
running between this city and Leamil|
ton. ont.
ascertainei.
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obituary.


TACOMA, y. H.. July .l.--JoLn Z. uo,,,,o,
Of this city, died this morning aged c!shty.tbr,e
years lie was for many years the head of the
laconia Car Company, and of the hosiery mann
factory at Clifford. lie was Prc.ldcnt o, Nh.
Nashua' Acton and BOSTON Railroad Postmaster
ai Lsconia under Presidents Tyler Polk and
rietee, and served a number Of terms in Ihs
state Senate and In the Gorernors Council.
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TO AN ASYLUM. NOT TO JAIL.


Na"n III" cas- against William Hunt
finger was called in the Lee Avenue
Court WILLIAMSBURG. today Justice
Go"'t!nS wAs Informed that the man
nd ! been found To Ia" insane and f. now
N the f,I'hu-l asylum.
liurtliDErr hnIIl-i win his cousin
Frii7 SrhumdE-r AZ So HaNemsy ~
street and about % week ago Hunt
anger Cnd"iNprtl tO assault Mrs Schu-
mhh'r II Wa Thought inca that he
Ms insane, AID an examination VERT
He'd thif suspicion.
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Killed One OF His AssniIants

lliy Associated PreSs.)
ST. LOUIS, July %. Herman Klugmin
md killed Edward Cookscy. one OF whose
WAS WHIPPED by Kusmln several days AGO.
night. 'pokscy aaI two others lay in Walt
and ATTACKED klugmsn. who fred in sef-defe
Elugmdn Is under arrest
The evening world., 1894-07-23
BOLD DASH FOR LIBERTY.
Thirteen Detroit Prisoners Break
Jail md Two Escape.

by Associated PressN
DETROIT, Mich, July 2.-Thirteen
prisoners made daring attempt to
escape from the County Jail last night
While the turnkey was conducting a
barber through the cells, and was open.
ing a door, the thirteen prisoners leaped
upon him, took away his keys, and
escaped into the street.
There they were fired upon by the
guards, and all were captured except
two; one prisoner. u colored man, Was
badly wounded.
The evening world., 1894-07-23

The weather forecast fer the thrty-siv hours
ending at T. NJ. to-morrow + as foIlovr.
CloIly. with possible light showers To-day. ,c,,
eraiIS fair rues''ay; slightly werner. north
The evening world., 1894-07-23
Sugar Duty Promised in 'O2.

II am not mis- debtor" said Mr.. Cor
ma Il; "let him speak for himself
sugar Duty Promised in 'O2.
! In the campaign of 1892, standing on
Mr.. Cleveland's letter of acceptance, he
went on. he and Mr.. Smith and Mr..
Rrise, Of the Democrats Committee.
whether sugar would be regarded as a
! revenue article, and they had said they
80 regarded it. and In case of success
sugar IN any Tariff bill would be made
dutiable.
No man" said Mr.. German, with up
lifted arm. ever charged me with per
iidy. ] never made a promise IN public
In my power. The President and the
Senator'S named. acting In his behalf.
! made that promise in the campaign, and
we will keep 1t II we can
senate Bill or Nothing.
In conclusion. he said that in case Of
i"reconCilable differences between the
Two houses. in an effort to change exist
ing statute. 1t had always been the rule
for the house making the most radical
demand to give way.
GO into the next conference" said he
and say. to them that In Ohio, New
Jersey New York. Indiana and West
Virginia, which demand the Senate
notifications, there are more manufac-
turing concerns than in all the States
that ask these radical changes. If the
Senate amendments are not accepted.
this bill is defeated. You have heard
enough, Senators. already to know that
1t is this bin or nothing"
At the close of MIR. Germans speech,
which occupied about two hours AMI a
half there was slight demonstration of
applause In the rear of the chamber.
which was checked by the Chair.
Insist ON the BiIl, Says White.
Senator White followed Mr.. German.
aid hat %
the tariff was Infinitely superior TO the
question of taste AS to the Presidents
letter read II. me House. He reviewed
the difficulties and delays in framing the
Tar!n bill Free coal and free iron would
he great boon to California. The State
pays almost the entire coal tax And vet
this bill was cheerfully accepted because
1t was TIE best that could be had. There
was nothing for the Senate to do but to
vote for the resoiutio of the Senator from
Delaware (Alr. Cray to insist upon the
Senate bill.
At $50 the Senate adjourned till noon
tomorrow.
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Insist ON the BiIl. Says White.


NY AsSocIatcI Press.l
WASHINGTON. July Ex-senator Cor
man was visitor at the White House
this morning and had a shor: conference
with the President before Congress met
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IBy NE'0 lated FresNl
BOMBAY, July 23.-Storms and roods
IN Western India have caused mich
damage to the crops. Many lives have
been lost
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Lost, Found and Rewards,

lDsT-Onc pair diamond earrings. spiral setting
rarats each, worth only t2UU. lost between
Grand central Depot and tlf;h Avenue Hotel
about May 20, 1895; owner viii Eive 500 for the
return "f same and no questions ASKED. loan men
ana pawtbrnkers please luke notice. Address
=. u. box gii New York.
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All liz n DIS saved.

Investigation shows that no was drowned
BY the cspsilLnk of the eatboat Emma J. Oh Day
Ridge yesterday.
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said lie Warned Mrs. Thurow.


We'll. I'm out OF this, now I'll go
Gm.k an! 80 right On again with my
II told her she'd better not. because
the Captain would put her in Stat.
prison"
at was in April. 1893. that Cant. DO
herty told YOU h" had reason to suspect
that That house was not being con
Quoted properly" begun Nj. Wclmnn.
INA b" toll YOU that one reason he had
'nr MS suspicion was that the propr-
etrrss had pleaded guilty in February
and rdid Il fine
tive and admitted that the Captain dId
not give him tho name of the com
plalndnt or suggest any one who might
lie Interested In helping him secure evil
dence.
YOU say YOU couldn't get any evil
denc" against the house because the
girls all knew YOU. did capt Dohorty
ten you that that was the reason why
ne sent you Ia get "videnCe"' asked
Mr.. Welman.
We'll. | wasn't 80 well known there.
BY | vas, a married man"
THIS point. lie pressed Malion til he
said h" could not afford to risk his do
inestic happiness and his character by
The friends OF the CAPTAIN and the
witness flashed g;anc"s of triumphant
victory at N"ilmdn, bG. 1t was Slurt
lived. ThIa was Just the answer Mr..
" 'l1lItt' Il'I'l lbi. l1' II'HIIl'N
inandti
"nid v"c tell capt. D1herty that"
"Ile knee Il.
"bid yOu toll him?"
"We-cil. | believe I did; yes. sir
Told The Captain you couldn't perform
that work even in the course of duty
under your Captains orders"'
Yes. sir"
Hum ! Suppose that is one reason
why he detailed you for the work"
MIR. W"llInnn followed this up with a
home run.
DO you know that IL. after she
pl"aded guilty and paid that nnc. you
had waited a week; raided the house
again, and stated to the Court that she
hoasted tn You that she was going to go
right on with tn. business she would
have been sent to the penitentilry, and
that house would have been cffcctually
broken un"'
tn" witness slowly nodded his head.
And you didn't DO IT,
NO said the witness and he was re-
leased.
The trial was adjourned until IN to-
morrow morning.
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when. though opposed to his nomina-
ton. he had supported his candidacy.
Il am not mis- debtor" said Mr.. Cor
ma /; ''let him speak for himself"
The evening world., 1894-07-23

North
Paw

| The
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| one Of
| the In
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held he
elIribiil
Of iec
Agent
ORD!
North
that Il
broken
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give Wa
The evening world., 1894-07-23
Furnished Rooms Wanted.

MARRIED LADY whose husband is ont OF town
most Of the time. wants a nicely furnished I'd
story front room in quiet house. with
modern convcnienccs no fancy prices: state lowest
summer terms: location between 3tth and itth
sts. and 9th and Sth do not er this ad-
veftisement unless you state terms and location
and have room such is desired. Address
NJ H.. box $40 World. uptown.
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Harris u Witness, Ton.

senator German next summoned Sen.
ator Harris, who left the presiding OH.
Ger Chdlr Tor the purpose as "A wit.
NtiSatons with Mr.. Cleveland. he lHar,
ris' had been lei to conclud. that The
President favored the passing of III,
Cnnllr'm'se Senat" hill, not because he
approved it, but because il was the hes,
that could be secured
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ON Capt Doherty regarding this

from Capt. Doherty regariing this
house?'
Yes. he repeatedly told mo 10 10 all
] could to get evidence against that
mouse and break II up II I could"
The witness started in TO tell how hard
ne tried and how the police magistrates
blocked him hv refusing TO give war
rants on hearsay evidence.
with the aid of Officer Bush and "A
citizen we secured evidence against Mrs.
Thurow She pleaded guilty In Special
Ses sions aud was lined 81. Judge Me-
Mahon told her she must quit the bust
ness or she would go to priSon. She
promised that she would move out. I
had reason 10 bclieve Nhe was preparing
to move, and ! tod the Judge so. Going
out of court she laughed aud said to me -:
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Help Wanted-Female,

AGENTS-BriGht women. married widowed pre-
fcrrcd In Sew York and surrounding town:
good referCnc" desirable: exceptional chance make
money write for full particulars. whitney Mod
rsl Electric 90. r o. box 9l3. New York.
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Hotels.
Flats and Apartments to Let.
$40. FLATS $40.

Leave New York and enjoy Brooklyn. one
tubs. have Just finished rs: something better nj
$l3: rented of them, opposite park 4 In the
Ing. New ork
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il


Supt.
qtlarte,
Miners
reads:
To supt.
Tell /,
his son
There
Broadly
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Mr. German here resumed with one Of
tn M Il sensational references of m,
ray 10 President Cleveland. The senator
spoke or the deep regret that he was
compelled to ask the public testimony
TO speak. The limit of endurance had
B on reached. The Senate had been TIA :
du"-i. An attempt had been made To
try and gtbhct II before the country"
These charges had been "fouIy made
from such distinguished sources" tnst
they must be met and retutei The
ChlrgeS were echoed by men who
atDrs who had been summoned had
fought for tariff reform when towards
in high places would not show their
heads"
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AU
Well.
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WhitiI
o'clocH

| Mr..
age al
'societ!
Well A
ton. P
city.
Whe
with
N''hitir
lnothe,
Ing pa
Ills no
He !
vlded /
Davis,
Whitir
lie v
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Mr.. German said he could conceive no
reason for the remarkable action that
had been taken uIless perhaps the one
responsible for II was CONSUMED by van
,ty" in having the country regard him as
the author OF all that was right In tariff
reform,
As Mr.. German made each reference
to the President there VAS CommotIou
in thu galle:ie", which compelled the
presiding officer to interHoss constant
CIutions against further dem ans ,rations,
NJ. German next turned hi: attention
70 Senator Hi,rs speech OF Friday In
doyslng President C;evelani's i,ttcr,
IiiIrs only Comfort.
Ina: letter" said Mr.. CONAN. was
4 g0i s,ml TO the Senator from New
NorS ms. HID. II was the only comfort
he has TAI rom this Administration. "
LsuEnter.I
As the laughter contin, cd. MIR Hin
arose and, with good-natuTed deliberate
ness, said:
I'm the last proposition. ] will say that
the Senator from Maryland is entirely
correct"
Mr.. German proceeded to crIticise AR.
HIS course, and asserted that the New
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NT rlilndn 'iN"u the name. az
'fIrl. 'irihithS Ere !"ri H. p"hlv all Z.
hall dozen other Witnesses. neither of
whom appeared. Then. with a look OF
chtErin. tn" pose 'uior said.
We rest"
Mr.; rromm" jumped to his feet
Wei, " that L. all, W move that
tn" charges Ice dismissed Nothing Ia,
been proven her" except that at - Sc
oni aNenE" there We're furnished rooms
10 let, Mrs Thur"w has testified that
she paid money. but nobody has cor
roOprated her, and she has tuli many
conflicting stories The grocer who was
going to testify that he SAW h.r my
money L. lIurh says he never even
saw her TALKING with Hoch "
Mr., Grant followed with an arrrrl-rt
Tor dismissed of the complaint. ~ he
ground that the complaint charg", that
l,oheriy took 50 IN January and 81 ia
february, ,ls%, f"I protecting Nj.
timuuy showed that Cupt. Doherty hs B
repeatedly arrested the inmates and The.
prupr,etrCss. and had hirSs.rl he. r.ru.
SANITY N his efforts 10 break up the
place.
The motion wa denied a. We .l.o
request for al adjournment.
Parolman David J, Msllou, Of ine
Last llfll-lrSt street station wa tie
~ ! Of the faithful h'nchmeu Of caps.
was precinct detective or ward man"
at thu fiftl street station from NuNe,n-
Der. less, 10 December, ls9i.
'Dld YOU Eno" anything ABOUT the
YOU were there asked Mr. Frommc.
II always had a sort oC an idea that
i Was furnLshed-room house" replied
this innocent defective"
house was one to which ladies took suca
gentlemen friends as they became ac-
Quaintei with on the street.
DID you ever receive any instructions
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Carlisle Snw the Changes.

iieved then. az he did now, that he hal
authority 70. that statement.
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MINI
She IN
e

LON III
lorco I,|
Ar,,, 1
!. 4
We hrl]
wEt bed
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We Have Enough TRUSTS

God knows Ne have enough trusts"
said Mr.. German. II will never consent
10 allow this mammoth foreign corpora
tlon 10 invade our territory ana take tie
subsistence away from our people"