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Evening journal., 1894-09-13
WEST BOUND.


Baltimore and Washington, week dev
a %, 92, lS 81. s. IA ils IS. " O5, %, a s.,
10 w, 81 ~, US Oh p N. Sundays, u 10, Z ".
Is 81 m; Il2 10, t2 %, 03, u 81 rs l2 t9 90 D -
Baltimore and Way Stations. o. m, 3 IS
Newsrs. Del, week days, A15, 7Os, E8.s
IN; ll2 l6 I5, "a 81 6 0s, s., 10 II, IS, II ~
IA sundays "a -, 02, Sc 81 IA, fl2 le, % Cs
Fittshure, IS 81 q IN, 81 "a . II, daily,
Chicago, 98 80, a ~; f4 "a. p M daily.
Cincinnati and st. Louis IL is n. AL
New Orleans, via Bristol and Uhattsnoos.
1855 M daily. Through sleeper 70 New c-
leane.
singerly accommodation, z 0a am, 3Os. 7si
and ID 10 p m, daily.
Z %, 81 > n; 2 25 and AS 2 m, Sundays, -
8 "a, a3 p m
Trains leave Market street station:
FOR Now York, week days, f8 70 an,
Tor Philadelphia, week days. 20, g7 80,T8 20,
sll 8Q 2 "a; 6b, 45 p m. Sundays, s %, = r.;
I 90 2 G5, 8 Is , N.
Pittsburg and Chicago, week days, 70 20 a n.
Baltimore, week DAYS, Q ~, f6 20 a n; b..
IS 30 p M Sunday 55 pm.
For Liendenberg and way stations, wee.
days, s 81, 3 ~ = n; %, 40 m. Sundayss
? IS nj 40p m.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA. TWENTY
FOURTH AND CHESTNUT SITS, FOh
week days,f8 81, 600,7 70, fs %,
| 10 N, I'll ~ z m; IL % noon; II IS, IL 45, 2Us
l5 81 % 90 i5 90, IS 81. %, SO ~ 80, " q.
Sundays, f8 81, s %, $500. s 30. BOO. T1l AZ .
N; l2 90 noon; 81 &c, eco, 3 10, 100, 4eOs
8 81, ~ IS. rs 15, 10 10 and II % D m.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA, TWELFTH
AND MARKET sIS. Weeks day, fs 20, y 20,
Tii 26, a m; SO 80 fh IS, 81 ~. 2 m. Sundays,
70 20, " 40. fl126 4 m; is %, ~ 70, ? n.
Telephone No 1893.
other line. q. o. SCULL, Genl Pass. Agent.
II. b. CAMPBMl4il. General Manager.
Evening journal., 1894-09-13

For sour stomach and all
other conditions resulting
from constipation, 50 BY the
oool on Beecham pills.
Book free, pills CSC. At
Arugstorcs; or write to B F
Ailen 90, SOS Cana St, New
York.
Evening journal., 1894-09-13

Advertising enables the trader to make
his name and his wares familiar to the
whole public far and near. As a con.
Evening journal., 1894-09-13

FOR HFFKEoENIATINE
VICTOR b. WOOLLEY Of Wilmington
GEORGE w. SPICER. Jr, OF Christians
EVAN G. BOYD Of New Castle.
7. gAYARD HEISEL OF Red Lion.
CLAYTON I. CANN of Pencader.
LEWIS ]. GRAVES Of Mill Creek.
RICHARD c. BRoCKsoN Of Blackbird
FOR ASSESSORS,
JAMES D. Mccoy. First district.
JAMES r. EARLEY, Second district.
HENRY G. HIRZEL Third district.
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nAITIhINRE 3.

BALTIMORE ~
- OHIO Rail-
ROAD Schedule In
effect May 70. 1894.
lrRins leave Della
ware Avenue Depot
East Bound.
! OF = Express trains,
New York, week
dsya, b CO, f7l7.
IS 70, ll03B 4 m; gi2 "a
l2 10, rs 3s, n A,n1 90
p. %. Sundays, H3 03,
II 1910 90 4 N; " a,
10 SIS, h A, Ill 90 j Il.
PHILADELPHIA
md CHESTNUT !.
laisf ~ DNf q VA 2
4 III; il2 a, 1 %, ~ 4!
5 26, 10 90, n % D nj
Sundays, " O3, 8 85
q n. rs, y ss, q
8 rs. 10 90, m 90 . IN.
PHILADELPHIA 4
KET a'rESAETS. Y
tl0 81, a n; ~ 90, s7.
PHILADELPHIA
8 "a; II 4g, N "A, sll o
Chester, week day
8 90, rs 40, 10 30, lu W
3 Is, 4 IS, s5 81, 8 81,
Chester, Sunday
90 9d. II 10 o m; 2
" A, $50, 10 10, 3ll 0l
a tlantic City, ,
i12 q. l %, " ~ b u.
~ aa apul
Evening journal., 1894-09-13
STORIES or THE DAY.
He Didn't Have Time to CiInoh.

A party of men we're standing the
other evening at the corner OF Tenth and
Market streets when one OF the woud-be
seorchers whizzsd BY on his bicycle,
narrowly escaping running down a boy
who was crossing One Of the men re.
marked emphstically: 81 tell You no
man will ever run over me and get away
with It, ! may get knocked over but the
bicyc goes with me and he won't get
away either till he and get pretty we'll
acquainted Wen divide the fun q
little. There is an old saying about
fools rushing In where wise men dare
not tread, ana another relative to the
best laid plans" etc, but he didn't
remember either just then. He did a
little later. however, when. as he was
crossing by the triangular park which
will soon be the site Of the Garfsld
statue, a swiftly propelled wheel struck
him, rolled him IN the dust, climbed all
over him aud was away before he could
even locate himself As he sought q
nearby drug store on the search for
arnlce and brush broom, he changed
his mind about his intention of "dvid
ing the fun" IL is dodge, not clnch,
with him now
Evening journal., 1894-09-13
a Simple Preventativo for Lockjav

While working on the Orange street
sewer, Saturday afternoon. one of the
workmen accidentally stepped on piece
Of plank, lying near him, and a rusty
spike penetratedN his boot. making an
ugly wound In bis foot One Of his fel.
low workmen after cling the
spike, said Come with me and [ will
fix You SO that there will be no areness
and you needn't be afraid of lockiaw. "
DESTROYS of knowing his method Of
treatment, reporter followed the pair
to the kitchen Of a nearby house, where
the man secured a few live Goals on a
shovel, on which be placed wooden
cloth. Then he made funnel Of paper
and holding it over the smoke. placed
the wounded foot at the apsx Of the i'm
provised funnel Ia few minutes the
pain had gone and the man was ready
fol work again. IL is claimed that the
fumes OF the wool nentrRlizad the poison
Of the nail. Anyway, it is a simple rem
edy, worth trying
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@ATA q u q q

Price 90 cents at Druggists or by mail. ELY
BROTHFhS. b6 Warren street New ork.
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The Honao Tly is Here to stay.

The elaim Is made that the house Az.
bhab little peat OF the housewife, and
disturber Of our afternoon maps Is rap
idly becoming extinct That tho care
With which he IS kept out OF houses by
screens and netting, the frequency
with which he is tempted to his death BY
Foisonous compounds aud treacherous fly
pspar, is depicting his ranks at more
rapid rate than even bis marvellous
faculty for multiplying can stand, and
TOR this reason he will, Ia a few years,
become an object Of curiosity. This is
news which Will not create any very deep
seated sorrow, and while il may be true
Is doubtful There ars too many sources
from which the winged pests can breed
to ever make them very scarce and until
a better or more perfect system Of col
lectlng garbage and offal is adopted
breeding and feeding places can be found
IN abundance. The slop pals and bar
rels. which on many of the side streets
and alleys are allowed to stand for days
and even weeks at time more than
coUnterbalance the inroAds into their
ranks. The house fly is with us to stay.
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TWENTY FOUkg
rs. Week days, % 03,
) 4o,sg 81, 1880, il0 81. tlL
/, 3 s5. 4 30, 10 S5, 8 81 sTs
mir. sG0, go, no 10, II
%, 4 S., t5 IS, 6Sl, Ha
/. TWELFTH AgO MAJ.
feek days, % 03, " II, Is 4
&, til 10 pm,
, Sundays, s3 %, " II, giC
y m.
J. 10 08, 8 Sc, s S5, 81 l7,7TE
$40 30, iil 45a On; I 20, ls a.
Z a, g %, 10 90, Ill 90 y 10.
}, q %, 8 b, y u, Sc,
Evening journal., 1894-09-13
The judiciary Article.

At the evening session upon Mr. Lau-
terhach's amendment extending biparti.
san election boards TO All country districts
as well as to city boards in general elcc-
tions there was about half an hours dis
oussion, and thon tho measure was passed
On motion Of Mr. Hall the educational
article was made a special order on third
reading Immediately after the disposal Of
she charities article
The Judiciary article was then taken up
with ono hour for discussion. Mr. Hirsch-
berg thought that &ngs county judicial
district should have moro chan three
judges 81 the proposed now supreme court
lie offered % amend the article to make
81 five judges. This created some discus
sion.
Mr. Bowers Thought it was a very queer
thing to try and make such an amend
ment after tho article had been in the
body so long. Mr.. johnson Of Kings did
not think It necessary co enlarge the num-
Der, while Judge Countryman believed
that three judges were moro than enough.
Mr. Towne of Kings spoke IN favor % an
increase and Mr. Platzek against It,
Mr. Abbott offered an amendment 20
cut down all the proposed salaries and
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EnR RFpREsFNTATINES.

HARRY DAY Of Brandywlne
JAMES 7. sHALLCROsS Of st. Georges
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STILL UNsErrLED.


British Warships Remain at Anchor OF
Bluefeds
New Orleans La, March 93.-rhe con-
dftion of AFFAIRS in Rluefelds. Nicaragua.
Is as unsettled as ever. The English are
sim in control Of the police protection
OF the city and are, in fact in practical
control Of the entire reservation. La Cayo
remains at Biuehelds and refuses 10 va
cate. but his position IS not recognized
by Americans, who continue to ignore his
demand upon them for payment Of the
shipping dues.
Lato last night the steamship William
e. Hewes. OF the Southern Pacific line,
arrived from the southern seaport town
with the latest news. The committee OF
three Nicara2uans and two natives Of
New Orleans. who were appointed 10 ar
range some provisional government, held
several meetings hut came 10 no agree
nent and have disbanded.
There seems TO be no attempt whatever
Ia bring about q peaceful government
The Commander of the Cleopatra, be-
protection OF the city. has assumed con-
mol Of the government to a certain eN-
tent
rhe Cleopatra still remains at anchor
OF Blueiieids, but IS expected 10 leave
very shortly. on Friday night last the
British battlaship came IN sight Off Blue
fields and during the afternoon came 10
anchor near the CLEOPATRA. This vessel
is expected TO remain at her present au-
chorare and the Cleopatra viii travel for
the North sea.
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MARINES SAVED THEM,
AMERICANS OWE 1HEIR LIVES TO
TuE BRITISH.


Proyiucetown, Mass. March ga letter
received here t5day from Captain e. r.
Rider, formerly % This place. contains
this interesting fact concerning the sit
uaupn az Biuehslds Nicaragua, where
hc rcsides lie reviews affairs az Blue
fclds previous % the arrVsl OF the Brit
ish war snip CleopNtra and says that X
80 had not been FOR her coming, ell Amer
lean and foreisn residents Of the place
wouli have been killed.
Captain Ridec continues: After the
formation OF the provisional government
tine commander @. the Cleopatra COM
PEELED the Spanish troops to retire 70
Crcyt0wn. and they sailed Tor that place
on the Cleopatra on the 9TH instant.
Lieutenant Coleman OK the ship and
twenty-five marines were LEFT TO prevent
further trouble After the vessel sailed it
was found that some Of the Spanish sol
diers remained behind THAT afternoon
some twenty Americans and myself were
on the streets. when tne Spanish soldiers
commenced TO make arrests. Une soldier
drew revolver ana nred three ahota MO
y crowd OF natives. They attacked him
and nearly beat him 60 death.
''Ihat night a ti1Ehtful riot comm enced
between the Sisauisn soldiers and the
natives. The streets were niled With
prevailed, About forty shots were fired
durlng the riot. Two soldiers and one
native being killed and several seriously
wounded
-lne foreign residents sent for Lieu
tenant Coleman. who was encamped a
short distance down the river, ard ne
came 10 our relief and has since remained
ia charge Of the town. The Cleopatra
returned on the oh and increased the
number of her men ashore TO l25. Yes
terday March 81 400 rides and 5000
rounds OF ammunition were found In the
brush near the town and today 1900 more
cartridges were discovered near by, all
81 !; having been concealed by the span
ish soldiers. II Is believed that they in
tended TO return when the war ship went
away and sack the town. The Ameri-
CANS have asked the commander of The
CLEOPATRA TO stay here and protect us as
we see no relief coming from home, and
be has promised to stay until relieved by
another shin
cador reef. or what has become OF thNmy
II 1t had not been for our British cousins
Cod only knows what would have been
the fate OF US Americans
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TAE hleMER couRIe.
SUPREME COURT.

Csupreme Court John w siayion. chief
Justice; r. r. Gaines aud II j. Brown
associates; g. > Morse clerk Court
located at Austn.)
Austin Texas, March . The supreme
court rendered tie following opiulons to-
dav:
Sebastian vs. Cheney Suit BY Cheney
against Sebastian 10 recover damages for
alleged malicious prosecution OF plaintiff
by defendant.
pefeniant answered, alleging that
plaintiff had rented certain land from
b5ni. ard had contracted TO pay as rent
therefor one-fouruh Of all the cotton raised
on Sall flnd. Iliat plainlll Nau SOLD
about S96 worth OF cotton, had appropri-
and had then iied the country That
defendant made fun and tar state
attorney q Gfaysq1 county, VINO prepared
Aflidnyits for defendant to swear TO- and
thai the saii couaty attorney iheregpon
instituted the prosecution c9lnplained of
IN his official capacity. flainlin by sup
Elemental petttOn, aileBed thAt Defendant
was indebted to hun In sum much
greater than defeudaflt's Interest IN the
proceeds OF SAID cotton; that he had at
tempted 10 secure q settlement with de-
PENDANTS liad talked and had kept the
money received from tas safe of said cot
ION 10 pay nimselt That defendant knew
that he Wa retaining the money FOR this
ppnDose, and tlal be az NOT object
Exception by defendant. on sTound OF
immitterialitg, 20 80 much of the supple
mc1tnl petition as aet lip the Indebtedness
rnlr1 both IN tho district court and tlia
court OF civil appeals
phe supreme eoert holds; l. Under the
fst.s alleged pldintln had the rlgai to
received By the sale of the cotton and
Way guilty 81 no erpne In 50 dong Qtoss
n co. vs.. hunts So liz, 4Sl 81 Am. Dec
J73.D 2 The tacia alleged we're materal to
snow the knowledge of defendant, and
as evidence OF malice on his part. There
ruled 3. Infe Charge 81 the lower court,
taken as q Whole is a fair ana fall eNpOsi-
tlpn of the lay 81 the case, and the OBJ
not weii taken. !. Pinintln IN error in
slsls that new Trial snouH have been
granted him, btcaase there was no eV-
denee % show want of p,ybabe ciuse,
and because The nndlspptell evidence I'D
show THAI he merely stated the Facts 10
che county attorney, who acted III llis Off
The cUurt of civil appeals oterriupd this
asaigngnent OF error, nor bccaps8 the
facts hut upon the broad prupcsltlon thal
the action and udvire OF the comfy At.
forney did mot constitute a defense. fhe
moi include the Important fact that So
1 hariian knew OF PLAINTIFFS claim against
him az the time that The eonplaint was
| made l'iir sutHclency OF the facts found
| Dyafhe eqpig % cisll appeals q support
] the verdict ie q question Of law upon
which TINS court VII revise the Judgment
a inll and fair statement Of thc facis
viii not n rnia state inatlfy q wtougfu
/ BEARING upon ths question Of males ana
Z Is mol a compi0fe delensn. (Ramsey ~
| Anopt 81 Tex. Sal Glasgow VI. Owen
a. heN', Hp shannon " Jones " Tex,
I ne court q civil appeala cites tine aboss
cases and hots that the doesrlne therein
/ th4t no valid distraction can be mad.
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PERSONAL NreNrToN

Mr- T W. Lee OF IL porte is IN the
Professor J @ Ieonuri q Chicago Is in
the city.
NJ clark Of BlrminshaHi, Ala.
IS 10 The city.
Mr. a @. Blackwell o. Ia Porte was IN
the city yesterday.
Judge p D GAVIN WIN return from Cal
weston this morning.
Sir Leon PERI IS spending e few weeks
visiting friends Ia The country.
Mr J.. w, Reynolds ~ Ro0ne Iowa.
n well known capitalist is in the city-
ir. J. H. Terrin OF Wichlta kan was
g pheasant caller az IFe Post yasieS-
Mr G. W stmson II Ransas cas-. q
~ the clty visiting HI brother =. =.
Slinsou.
Rev Or. l.amlin IS In colorado. having
hsen suadsiiiy ealifd hy the Bluess ~
We I knosn dfy s1od N 10 wls ia the city
yesterday.
Mr x. z. GniaEple, criminal district
eiilrsey ui liarr.H ceiiiiiSs returned from
belle Of Tyler returned 20 her horne.
stlcr q pltssany visit u relatives ia this
city.
The Post rceeivei pleasant can yes
lfN|AtaN AlNfi -lANs a. fNtelA-
aud gepera5 manager 81 the keiiugs NeWs-
paper company.
Miss Emma Daniel a charming young
lady Of Victoria. b iu the City. and s.
visiting Mra j. NJ CuHey In the Pair
Ground addition.
Airs r. b. R0tHison o. Huntsville wife
OF Secretary HobinEou Qf the Texas Press
association. b WISHING her sister. A1rs. 4.
Hicks. az JOS Fannin.
Mrs William Weber 81 Chicago, H. Is
visiting hlr sister, Mrs. Ashe Freeman.
NJ NehisGo and pil retufH liz a rev days
20 Houston u b. the guest o. Mrs. An
dreW Dow foT q iew Gays
sfr Lon Norris VINO was recently ia
tlFad ia tine Katy wrcsk ~ Houston
Haghfs, returned e. The CITY Yesterday,
.ssss.:sss;ius hands with his uany fflends. and
receiving atulatcns over his nsriy
recovery.
Colonel VII Lambert VIII leave this
evening for Bryan. where be VIII roufer
win EE-GoYeru0r J.. = Ross u reference
t. THE meeting u 'pl1 Veterans az sirn-
lnghEn Ala. April = aad p Governor
ilass IS cou1mao1er ~ TIE bis. sion ~
Texan Of the United Confederate Vs,er ms.
siIs. p J. Sutton Mrs Duke Sis i.ais
CafaIfius aud MfssfF. vs. r. Eiare5ge,
1lela and " Y. Wcstm0resrnd Tom Rob
erts r. g. GORDON and Frtnk CapScf
Of Eagle l.8ke arrivsd ~ tne city iasL
night 10 bg agl hand a. fne aiihtas cprplF
herring of = simouun, wnich Wili he
held before Judge q % Gavin this morn
iUe ~ Is p-clncif
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LOO. q ~ ~ I9lIan rrIaI Ne,3v-

Records OF An Old indian Trial Recoy-
crci-
White ir the county e0urt room yester-
day. the following court event was related
to Post reporter hN CoianA VIII Lam
bert INC popuar eiegk " he court witch
ls b0th intcreaiins and amusins
During tae someWhat tedious proceed
lnas OF gattiug through with seventeen
Milnesses 81 q county court trial today
Tie following proetedinss IA IN imaginary
trial from away back were ground outE
cause No ain Jusitsses Court. pees-
tlict NO ., Aibsmarie Court House. Com
moglwealth 81 Virginia, Ia Re Hens OF
.john smith and Pdcthonta. plaintiffs, VIZ
~ Big BaNes 80 wlti rouns-Man-aN ith-
Iioie-in- llis-shlrt. Arrow Head Charley.
Oh If,.sen Clout DOr-SrAlW- Man. lgttie-
whas-Am.I and 'IlyAest mum defend
unts
sait for riania gca FOR clNnl treatment.
causing mentai ANGUISH ana Aoss ~ brub'
fsaUl the box and submitted 70 attorneys
Geo. wgshtngten Ihem,,s Jefferson.
Benjamln leranblih lanes Madison, John
1 fiancock. Quintus gnelnnaius ftpnulNph
| t'riiroe. Rlr Van NinlNe i.isnf fiprse
Harry Lee, rpld Npe,e Noae' Ice, ceal
Aaer much "scratching' The panol was
| put Ia the jury BOY AZ tolloNs:
!
| hin Van Wrinkle. stOii tnclq Mose Bec.
1 Coal oil johnny, lllg htniser lonea
The squire allunied his spesksi me
! trial precrt4ird without iiieident unfi
4 ona 81 plaintiffs wituesseA Who hHd neeil
/ blue ker which swung ~ nlH side. came
\ INTO court wiipofing fnia riled the court
lhnd rattlod the ianyera but order was
I rssforad ana the witness WAS put an thu
stand ar ne didpt stand yeTy long as
I hla head sedneu 70 be tQp-heafy anu a
4 feeling OF Xpnenefs appftrf3 70 haze taken
! testimony wilss long drawn Out. AMI boiled
/ donIt to i flaxxle, Raa 4nlut az fslicWs;
| girl smith d.. nuihbuN Him rOpalilaf
4 c3toh fnlun votes l;is qr2n,lee iltilo
| Whisky lp9pee' 1alke dslnh, squire,
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CIVIL rssgfct ConTi--igl-c s H. nrs-
d SIs56eil deraty o a,tea6tree
E o. BcyHu Ys - w. PrcVius; dis
u5scl Ter want SO prosecution.
i i Hcimrs Isl Is S. Rowse; set Tor
Apsn ~ consent
~ w. wtteneai vs.. J. T. Lang
rgssta
ID o'csaAor rs. ). ". ssm ct al:
canuuue5 fo- service.
Hatas I.annen VS. William Luansni
s1aate3 divorcc as prayed
az b. Mcndenlsn e. al VS.. George FL
iis e ais 5p3Em nt Ter plaintiff plgpeiuat-
ing iii,erc doll
* ". Belhpg vs. u Baldwin Rlcc
81 snleut foc plAinun for one-fourth Of
land steI for by asrceiuent dsfen1ant
slgwel sixty DAYS 20 move improvements
row OF iaud
IN the csse q r, IS. Lisuowsd vs.. A.
y Elunn & all suit for secciversaip Of
tAe properlies 81 the Detnch on com
gaays associations pending q settlement
VIZ pr1oablg Re rUsehad this afternoon
COUNTY COURT
bert. cIerg GcarEs Ea,lis, Sheriff.
ESTATE Of Fritz Waiter ami EEL schiucp
minors: inventory and appraisement filed
March s. ISL examined, approved ana
ordered recorded
Frank calm vs.. +. JenAens; contln-
ue9 GENERALLY
Rsua Oils ana husband We Houston
Cty street Railway company continued
IL r Lu.rk VS.. james LaWior; contin-
uee hy plaintiff,
Phoenix LtMnber company vs.. Port
Houston lanu and improvement COM
ptAv. lphn Kennedy receiver OF the de-
fcndaai cutters hts appearance; Judgment
fos the plaintiff for the sum OF SsS',si
RECORDER' 5 COURT.
Mayor john p Browns presiding Alex
Er!chson. City mnrshaii NJ 7 Forrest,
clerk Frank Rqtteusteip. turnkey.
Ienuia Edwards and Freddie Eimore,
fgAunr, 81 aud costs each.
John McDona-4, dlsorderly conduct; g
and costs.
dtt STICE NAHoNEY'S COURT.
Joe BRENNAN. charged with disposlng Of
property Of anotheri discharged.
NsW CITIZENS.
The following foreigners made appiica-
ton with County Clerk Wiukicr yester-
dav for urlyllsge TO votu. Wilhelm Kut2.
Germany: iohn Trcis Germany, Ernest
HAYNES England. Kenneth Mclean, Aus
. t-s3la. John Mckenzie SeutHndt George
t.Hs '4l4, - n siist, ~,
r,,1d. ~ gsge5 GERMANY. tIoctano Ii
-fi.to T.at,.. f,sr,tsin Tit.ittur Italy
$1,000 ,--,,,.,,
MAItIiA5h l-leh-->sr-'
The following couple was sf@'t'su y.
cense to wed Yesterday ny Comfy 1ieIN
Winkier; Miss Tony WeemSe ana A.. =.
Ae'e7Ney' sf-rrs r-II IN.
The following suits were flied IN the
ci,1 di.s.rirt clerks office yesterday.
,,4, tf,,,,.,,,., 7rNt,,
rlerinNit ~ NlselA ~ ~"
Street Railway company. suit for 5000
dafiapes
fgnufs srhlasinger vs. TIE Houston Citg
streat railway company; sStt for 5000
lamarce
~ W ~ ttn 81 N ~ x, r., = ~ ,atfit,, y,
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MuRpENNp aIRL RrRInn.
Body Found tn Hell's Kitchen Inferred az
That Of Susie Martin

Body Found In Hellis Kitchen Inferred aa
That Of Susie Martin.
Now York, March ~ The mutilatea ana
deoomroAcd corpse found M the Cellar Of
q tenement IN Hens Kitchen Monday night
las been buried as that OF Susie Martin,
shopgh the corenera physician would not
certify 10 vs. IDENTITY
l]etectNeH who have been watching the
dump AZ West Eoriy-eevcnth street IN The
hope thar something would iurn W thnre
tcndins 10 throw light upon The fnyhtory
ol the rhildia death report two ends. one
Was tll.lt az "a ilttie wrap nr Jacket thai
II VAS thoiiFht might haTc helonNed IL
the miselng SRI. u MAS u dirk material
With stripes AS far as epuld hn discovered
IL WAS not hers however. Her father said
her Jacket OF oNtrront, as he called IA
was 81 t1r On WAS fur trimmed The Jhchat
was Ia load Of ashes brought from
steTciwon'N brewery near where the
CORPSE was found.
The other Hni Wna a dirk knife or eili-
letto brought ia city cart from the same
quarter IL WAS dirk With a three inch
lloda AMI gnch "a might have made lie
staD wounds ia The dead chlldH side II
HAS curved German silver cfDas-piace
and iandie Up and a ulahaEQny ef rose
s.oa1 handle
Or. Prices Cream Baking Powder
worl = Falf liighest Medal and Diploma.
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