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The evening world., 1894-07-26
SAID TO BE PlCKPOCKETS.
Defective" sloan Arrests Two WO-
men W no Had Attended a Funeral

Kate Ryan. forty-nIne years old, of 5lt
Broome street, and Kate Bliss. thirty
nine years old. of APO Washington street,
said to be clever pickpockets, were ar
rested after returning from a funeral
In st. Matthews Lutheran Church,
Broomc and Elizabeth streets. by De
tective Sloan. OF the Mulberry street
station.
There have been numerous complaints
OF late that pickpockets have reaped
rich harvests in the churches in that
vicinity. The detective. while in the
church named, had his attention at
tracted to the two mourners. They left
the church just before the service was
over and were followed.
moment later Mrs. Hannah Hales-
worth. of 81 Monroe street. discovered
that her pocketbook was gone. Detec-
tive Sloan arrested the two women. and
when searched at the station 80 cents
was found In Kate Ryan's pocket. This
is the amount that was in Mrs. Hales-
worthS purse.
Justice Ryan. in Tombs Court recog-
ni2ed Mrs. Bliss as person whom he
had seen at several funerals OF late, at
each OF which pocketbooks were stolen
he held them In 81, 500 each for examina-
ton.
The evening world., 1894-07-26
TO ASSIST G|lRoy.'
Committee Appointed to Study
the Garbage Question.
Edison, lanes. DeIehanty, Wilson
and Andrews Named.
Their Recommendations VIII Prob
ably BE Adopted.


hayOr GilrOy to-day Amounted an Adj
,,,.,r,, ,-,,,,,,,,,,,,, o., ,,,,,,., a.. 49,,
'i"oi1 |oiih'aio'i ~ 'ohs'ue' Tie iues-
ton of disposing of the city's garbage.
IT.. r.,r,,,i,,i,,,, e., .,,,,,,r a., ,,,,,o .,
ihe Nohi'''a'oh 10 sihi'iai III seoPe "
the one appointed by Mayor Grant to
r.nor, "a, , ,on, .,.,,a,, 80 ,.r,o, ,,o.,,
ep"'' o' e" S'S'e' "a stSe Nie"ii
ing
1,ha ran,,,,,,,, s,,o,,as Ia, ,,.,,,r on.
me gentlemen seieNteu Wy mayor Hii-
roy are:
L.. >,,a r-,,,.,, MI, r,.
HN-.hasoi 'iohHlth r'uso'' eH-i oat-
master-General Thomas l.. James,
r,pt-cor,m,,dar Initial st.tos
'-o'i''ii"i''ei ehi'eu ''o'eo
NaNy bahiei beiehaht!' SHlteu States
HarbOr- Master: Charles e. Wilson,
t,ro.,,oa. =, ,Ia,,,, p,.a ,s c,,o,
fies'ueHt VI Iieaith poaiu' anu Speet-
Cleaning Commissioner William s.
A,a.,u,
n"uie"s'
The Mayor addressed the following
,.,,.r Go a,, -, 1t, .,,,,,,,z
'e'''' W e"o" Vi "iS "ppoih'ee9.
| have .n ask ,,ur co-operatIon an citizens and
The evening world., 1894-07-26
CUFF TALKED TOO MUCH.
A. u Result lie Was Arrested fO,
Stealing IL Watch.

James cum twenty years old, of 4l9
West Twenty street was held for
trial at jefferson Market Police Court
to-day charEed with stealing silver
watch valued at s. from Andrew
stevens. oi - 'reuth avenue.
Late Friday night Gun and n friend
stopped stevens on the corner of Tween
tN-slNth street and Tenth avenue and
asked him Tn. time. When Stevens
pulled out his watch cum snatched il
and ran. lie was Intoxicated Yesterday
and talked too much. which led to his
arrest at the hands of Special Ot'icrr
Bernard Mc'onNillc, of thu West Tween
tieth street station, The other man was
not arrested.
The evening world., 1894-07-26
WATER SUPPLY IS FAILING.
"mmtssioner White Reports
Heavy Decrease

city Works Commissioner White. of
brooklyn, to-day issued statement
showing that while the consumption of
water last week was not as great as
during corresponding period last year,
the water in the storage reservoirs had
fallen IL inches.
Commissioner White recommends that
the lower be taken away from him TO
decide as to who shall be compelled TO
take their water through meter. He
says that all manufacturing concerns
should be compelled to meter their wa
ter Under the law. the matter lies in
the discretion of the Commissioner I'm
der former administra tons. he says,
this discretionary power has been
abused. In some cases. individuals have
been permitted 20 put in 4-inch taps
without attaching Il meter.
The evening world., 1894-07-26
AGENTS VALUABLES FOUND.
Charles j. Adams WINS Probably
Killed AccidentuIIy,

CAMDEN, n. j.. July 26.-Thc mystery
surrounding the death OF Charles j.
Adams. station agent of the Atlantic
City Railroad at S;ratford. has been
cleared up by the police.
1t was first stated that when Adams's
body wGs found yesterday he had been
murdered, as his vest with money and
Jewelry was missing. To-day his vest
and valuables were found in IA hotel
where he had left them after attend
ing party at the hotel. 1t H. thought
by the police that while intoxicated he
wandered along the tracks and was
killed by passing train.
The evening world., 1894-07-26
HAFFEN AND G. A. r. MEN.
bothered by Conflicting Civil-Ser-
vice and Other Laws

Commissioner Haffen, of the Annexed
District asked the Corporation Counsel
to-day what he was to do in the case of
Grand Army men who were not eligible
under civil service laws. but who APP
plied for positions in the Department..
The laws of 1894 say that q. A. Il. men
shall have preferences over all others
where the salary Is less than 81 dav.
John G. Smith, of $50 East One Hun
dred and Fifty-third street, applied for
the position OF foreman under Commits
sioner Haffen. He Is a q. A. X. man.
but he did not get the job. The q. A. Il.
men notified the Commissioner that he
had violated the law, and in conse-
auence the Commissioner seeks the ad-
vice Of the Corporation Counsel.
The evening world., 1894-07-26
AND MEN FOR JAPAN.
Frisco imp. VIII Aid Their Father
land Against China.
,By Associated Pres.)

IBy ASs0CIhteu EFeSs.1
SAN FRANCISCO. July "a meet
ing of Il committee. representing Jap
anese residents. was held at the Japan
consulate. and 1t Was decided to make
immediate efforts to raise $4,000 to
assist the Japanese Government in case
OF war with Chiiu.
Further thun that. the San Francisco
Japanese are prepared to form u brigade
of 100 men. arm themselves with Amer
lean rifles and go to Japan at their
own expense. II their services should
be needed in the threatened Corean
conflict. All the members OF the Japan
csc colony will be assessed to raise
funds II the war breaks out.
The evening world., 1894-07-26

y distressing hisenses such a headaches,
indigestion, liliousne,s, skin diseases,
tolS ,srhinclcs, pills., f.tulas ard nials-
DIES zoo numerous To mention,
II people would pay more attention 70
property regulating the action of their
bowels, they would have less frequent or
ca.ion Ia call Gov their doctors services
to subdue attacks of dangerous diseases.
To accomplish this purpose. DR., Picrces
PleaSan, Pellets are unequaled Once used,
they are always in favor Their secondary
effect is 10 keep the bowels open and regu-
case with other pills. Hence. their great
popularity with sufferers from habitual
consultation. piles and indigestion.
The evening world., 1894-07-26
LOOKING UP HIS RECORD.
rhc Immigration Authorities Are
Aftcr Wow brnN.

pr. Senrcr. Commissioner of lmmigra-
ton at this port, said this morning in
reference to charles Wilfrsd Mowbray,
said to he an Anarchist, that the record
of the mar was being investigated. His
arrival has not been recorded because
he landed under an assumed name. Dr.
case. and the matter VIII be pushed 10
an issue.
An important legal complicatio has
arisen which may work In favor OF
MuWbray, II an attempt is made To de-
bort him. Under the English law Now
bray is not convict, as he has not be, n
sentenced To penal servitudC. Under
United States law the lines are not so
finely drawn. The question is whether
the English or thu United States rul-
Ing ON The point would prevail
The evening world., 1894-07-26
BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS.
People FIo' King 10 the blooming.
dules' Zig store.

People who appreciate good goods at
bargain prices are now flocking to the
B!oomingdalc Bros, big establishment,
Third avenue, Fifty-nlnth and SlXticth
streets, where the entire stock of lIecht
& Morris, for thirty years a leading
house on the west side, is being sold al
rates within the reach Of ALL
The stock includes boys and misses
asols, ladies' underwear. hosiery, mus.
lin, pillow cases, sheets. ginghams
csmbrics. books, toilet articles BOYS
waists and pants and an Infinite variety
OF other goods.
These wares are offered al prices rem
dering them notable bargains even in
these hard times. 80
The evening world., 1894-07-26
COREAM war CLOUD BREAk|NG|
Chinese Diplomat Thinks the
Danger Point Is Passed
Believed in London that Fighting
Will Be Averted.
(Dy Associated Press. !

LONDON, July 28.--The japanese and
Chinese Ministers had not up to noon
received any news from their respective
Governments III regard to the situation
Of affairs In Corea. The opinion was
gaining ground. however. that war would
be averted. Tor the present at any rate.
A prominent official OF the Chinese Lee
gation said this morning:
Two days ago 1t was my opinion that
war was inevitable To-day / believe
that we have weathered the cape. and
that the Corean question will be settled
wifbou. recourse to arms"
The evening world., 1894-07-26
ACCUSED OF MAYHEM.
O'BrIen Says Mnrchere BIT on Part
.... of His Nose.

Policeman WASH Of the East Tw enty-
second street station, early this morning
saw stephen ]. O'Bri.n, Of i03 East Nine
teenth street. chasing IA man on First
aveLue, near Twentieth street. O'Brien's
face was covered with blood and he was
shouting stop him, at the top OF his
voice. Walsh stopped tn fugitive. who
said lie was John T.. MnrChere thirty
two years old. OF .s26 Third avenue.
Part of Ol}riEn's nose ha been bitten
on, and he accused MaTchere of hay
ing done the biting. O'Rglen and Mar
chere We're good friends up T. yes rl-
day. when they Rot INTO dispute over
came OF ptno"hle in plumber shop Oh
and while they 'y.re scuiiliug O'Brien
said that MarChcr" hi. him. Jus ice
Meade held Marchcre tor ilrtler exam
nation
The evening world., 1894-07-26
WIFE MISSING, $50 REWARD.
Mrs. Hnss- May Have Gone to Eu-
rope or May Have EiOped.

ORANGE, y. j.. July 26.-Mart!n
Hass" of Church street. this city. ad-
vcrtises so reward for Information con-
corning his wife. Pauline. who disap-
peared with her two young children and
all the family valuables and money, 9p
July II. She LETT note behind stating
she was going to Europe. and llasse
thinks she has gone there.
He said this morning to an Evening
World' reporter that he had received
no clue as to her whereabouts since her
sudden disappearance.
1t is rumored that she has eloped with
a former hOarlur.
IaSse IL foreman Of +. Berg & Co 9
H. comedy, of medium size, with sandy
hair and was popular Mr. and Mrs.
IlaSSo have been married about twelve
years She was quite n belle and had
many admirers before and cince the
marrinUs
The evening world., 1894-07-26
FOUGHT TO A DRAW.
Burn~ Thinks lie should Have the
Decision Over Nchrcns.

Charley Burns, II Cincinnati. Is angry
because the decision was not awarded to
him last night IN his tcn-round so with
Dick IirhrcuS, Of this city.
The men met At atca-weishts in n
han near llacE"nsack, y. j. The under
standing WIS that the i!ght was for $50
a side AND "A purse If Sl;o.
Rchrrus hal trained faithfully for the
contest hlrf l:urus was not in condition.
II" Is II slia IunCh"r, however, and al
though he Was wind"d early in the game
li.hrcns Thought II advisable to keep at
good distance.
Burns dii most of III" leading, the
only "Itrrtiv, blow THAI iiehrens landed
b'ng In the seventh round, when he GOT
:. sim Iht-hhnd punch home on Burns =
left ear
The referee declared the fight Il draw.
There Wet" about !ifty p,iSons present,
The evening world., 1894-07-26
MASKED MEN ON A RAID.
They XIII Gen. AlI1brOok's sheen
ana Warn Him to Get out.

,hy associated Press,
MEEkER Col, July 26-News is re-
'eivel here that masked men have tied
ana blindfolded Gen. $. Alzbrook and a
deputy sheriff. whom Alzbrook had
placed In charge Of his sheep. and
dubbed to death about $50 sheep,
AFTER which they rode over to Smith ana
rams.
The mob gave Alzbroof 1--WE days In
which TO leave the country, informing
Nun mat they had secret organization
of 800 members In Garfield, Routt and
itio Blanco counties, who were sworn to
rid the country of such people.
The evening world., 1894-07-26
NEW JAPANESE MINISTER.
Mr.. TatenO Did Not Plense the MI.
kado In Treaty Negotiations.

IBy AssocInted Press.J
TOXIC. July 26.-Gozo Tatento. Japan
ese Minister to Washington. has been
recalled to Japan. and Mr.. kukino. an
experienced diplomat. has been appoint
ed to succeed him.
This change is made ON account Of dis
satisfaction at the manner in which
Minister Tateno has conducted the nego-
tiations with the Washington Govern
ment looking to the modification Of the
extra territorial treaties.
Under the extra-territorial treaties.
foreigners are not subject to Japanese
laws but only to trcaties and to trial by
consuis only. Japan seeks the abroga-
ton of these provisions.
The evening world., 1894-07-26
FOR A DISINFECTING PLANT.
Contract Awarded by Andrews to
the Wolf Company.

Commissioner Andrews to-day award
ed the contract for Il disinfecting plant
to the Wolff Electric DisinfectIng Com
pany. for $50. $50.
1t was a foregone conclusion that the
Wolff Company would get the contract
as II was the only concern that could
furnish the plant advertised for. but in
order to make 1t appear that the Street
Cleaning Department was run on bust
ness principles, competitive bids were
invited, and the city was put to the I'M
necessary expense of the cost of adver-
Using
The evening world., 1894-07-26
THE NATIONAL ARBlTRATORS.
Their First Session Probably T." Re
Held mt Buffalo.


WASHINGTON, July @G,--'arroIl u
Wright, the Commissioners of Labor
whom the President has selected as
Chairman OF the Arbitration Committee.
said to-day that pending consultation
with his colleagues. no plans had We,
been mapped out for tn" work OF that
body.
1t IL expected that tn. tire" commits
sioners will hold meeting within n
week. and it is very probable that the
first meeting will be held ut Buffalo.
that point being considered thu most
convenient to the homes OF the Commits
sionsrs,
UTICA, July .6.--,Iohn u. Herman, VINO
has accepted President rlcvelanis ap,
pointment as "A strike Investigating com,
missioner, came down from his Summer
home, at Alder Creek, to-day. He he.
leves the work of the Commission car
he accomplished in six weeks. and says
that sessions of the Board will be held
In Chicago Denver and San Francisco
The evening world., 1894-07-26
FOR HARBORlNG A GIRL.


\ wit Of hah"a- corpus Wa returned
hclurr Justice bartlett. ~ N" Supr"m"
count. ifruuklyu. this morning. under
winch Mounts bernstein. Of Rockville
'"ntr" l.. t. hopes to get possession al
his nalfrHiSt'r leah.
T. rust.iu says that John Harrison and
his wiz" tiuss'". ~ Rockville Centre. are
Illegally restraining tine SRI Of her liz
"rtN.
Ia his answer MIR Harrison stya mat
= few days ago tn" rirI went tu ElS house
and told mis- wife ihat h"r brother nal
treated her uuI sh" lid not want To live
with him any longer. NJ. liL.ri-nu says
that rather than turn the girl OUt ON the
road they sheltered her lie claims mat
she t. not at his huus" nov, but went
away to ind nth"r friends.
The case will be argued tomorrow.
The evening world., 1894-07-26
SIGHTED A BURNING SHIP,
steamer Germanic Probsbly Passed
the Emma T.. CrOven,
(By Associated Press.)

IHy AssocIa,sI Press.l
OF EENSTOWN, July 26.--rhe White
Star Line steamer Germanic. Capt. Nc
kinstry. arrived here this morning from
New York. and reports that in latitude
iO2s. longitude 1918, she sighted an
American wood IN bark on fire and aban-
doned. No name could be distinguished,
but the word "Searsport" was made out
on her stern. indica ting that she be-
longed to Searsport. Me.
The evening world., 1894-07-26


MADRID, July 25.-Hurrlcanes and
floods are reported from the Guadalajara
districts, through which the River Tagus
passes. A number OF towns In that
province have suffered severely, the
crops have been badly damaged and sev-
eral lives have been lost.
The evening world., 1894-07-26

Michael McNiSht, n,ty-tSo yssrs old Isborer
Of ~ West Forty.unh street. died suddenIy
this morning OF heart disease. lie was OH nj,
way TO work at o'clock this morning when
In front OF sol West Forty second street he fell
TO the pavement. His body was taken 10 the
West Forty.seysnth street station.
The evening world., 1894-07-26
TO A SWEDISH POET.
statue 10 Hr lnNcii"d AZ HAY View
parl, This Evening.

The Swedish colony in brooklyn viii
unyril bust of carl Michael Bcllman.
the swedish poet, at Hay View Park.
Third avenue and SiNticth street, BROOK
Ism, this evening.
The ceremony will be under the direc-
ton of the Swedish ,ilce Club.
Al O'Clock concert will hc given at
the park. At 9 O'CluvG the Glcc club Will
parade.
The bust NJ Bellmau IS ut bronze and
was moulded 10y Leth, a Danish sculp-
tor.
Rellman was born in sweden Feb. l.
l7iu He died Feb. H. 1873. His com
positions ar" sung everywhere the Swcd-
!sh tongue II spoken,
The evening world., 1894-07-26
Coughing Cuu.rd III. Death.

Jane, ir,ing. scvcn,y-H,e years Old Of s,
James street VINO hs' been a sufferer trum
atthma Tor lnauy Scars vent TO sieey on
rtoop At "a Ja'nss street about el1ca this
morning. lie VAS taken With a violent ct nj,
,.oil.Hiug rni &c into the cellar beneath 'he
staia, rs akuN MAS fractured, ana he dIci
.lmost iustgut.i he bod removed To the
OAK street station. lie as v!doSer and has
On ia Brook n, whom the police are uyins
The evening world., 1894-07-26
CITY OF PEKING ASHORE.
stranded in YeddO Hay, but in No
Danger.

YOKOHAMA, July 26.-The American
steamer City OF Picking. Capt Searle,
which sailed from Hong Kong July II,
bound for San Francisco, via Yokohama
Is ashore In Yeddo Bay. Japan. She
was obliged to .jettison a portion Of her
cargo.
The City Of Pe!Sing lies in an easy
position, and 1t Is expected she will
float at the next high water.
The evening world., 1894-07-26
Important Essential. Lackinr.

Poor Mani am hunting for work. Do
you think there would he any chance
for me to get a Job as an l. road guard
Philanthropist-Ilave you ever been a
prize tighter or bouncer in a saloon :?
NO"
I'm afraid they wouldn't take YOU"
The evening world., 1894-07-26

The city Of Picking Is four-mastei
screw steamer OF 1850 tons gross regis
ter. She was built in 1874 at Chester,
Pa, by Roach K Son. for the Pacific
sions are 423 feet Iona, IS feet beam and
= s. feet deem
The evening world., 1894-07-26
ASSIST NATURE

~ little now md
then, with a gentle,
cleansing laxative,
thereby removing
offending matter
from the stomach
and bowels. and
toning up and in
MIGRATING the
liver md quicken
ling its tardy ac-
tiOn. and YOU
The evening world., 1894-07-26
Cholera Spreading in Gaiicia.
tBy Associated Press.

LONDON. July ga despatch from
Vienna to the Daily News says that
cholera Is rapidly spreading In Galicia
especially in the western district OF Cra-
cow and in the eastern districts, near
the Russian frontier. Traffic across the
frontier has been prohibited.
The evening world., 1894-07-26
She Eham VIII W, sail To-Dn,.

The Ed"na NJ tae Meth American lin.
Tor Rotterdam. did rot ssu to-day az nor
hs9Hc ~ has discovered that her propeller
,hSh-d ~ nO"n to-day. tie hour Of calling
" L expected that size viii he READY for sea
81 ilciE to-m0rTuwf morning. The Edam has
~ cabin passengers, but tbs stssrage 10 allied.
The evening world., 1894-07-26
ANDY HORN LOSES.
Excise hoard Refuses to Grant an
Au-NiEht License

The Excise Board has decided that
there is no necessity for Andy Horn, Of
% Park Row, to have an al-night IL
cenSe.
Mr. Horn made an application six
weeks ago. and several persons went be-
fore the Board and said that such H.
censs was necessary Mr.. Horn has
regular license only.
The evening world., 1894-07-26
Scnl,le,l to Death.

william oooncy. two years Old, Of 60 West
Twenty -seyenth street, died early this morning
the result OF falling into a bucket OF hot water
at his home Yesterday. The little fellow was
terribly scaldei about the head and shoulders
The evening world., 1894-07-26
Winning a Bet.

From Lifel
Whites card?'
He bet me q bottle of wine at the
club last night that u called on you,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-01-31
How,s Your Wife 2

Does she feel poorly all the time. suffer
from lack OF energy, and general "no-ac-
count listless enervationy She needs o
tonic. Something IS wrong with her blood.
Run for doctor Not at all my dear sir. Get
her bottle OF p p. p, [Priekly Ash, Poke
Root and Potassium the very best woman s
regulator and tonic extaut II reaches the
source of the trouble quietly and quickly, and
before you know IL, your wife will be another
woman and will bless the kind fate that
brought p. p. P, to her notice and relief
Our best physicians indOrse and recommend
IT. and no well conducted household, where
pure blood and its concomitant happiness is
appreciated should be without IL. For sale
by reputable medicine dealers everywhere.
Mr. Randall Pope, the retired druggist Of
Madison, Fla, says dec 3, 1881 he regards
p. P. p, lPrickly Ash. Poke Root and Potas-
stun as the best Alternative on the market
and that he has seen more beneficial results
from the use Of IL than any other blood medi
cine.
Exhausted vitality, nervousness, lost man.
hood weakness caused by overtaxation OF
the system will be cured by the powerful p.
=. p. which gives health and strength to the
wreck Of the System.-ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-01-31
p1NEp BY HoKE SMITH.
The President and the Cabinet and
Their Ladies the Guests.


Washington, Jan. 30.-The Secretary Of
the Interior gave dinner to the cabinet
tonight. Over the table, where twenty
covers were laid, was a canopy of came
las and the room was transformed into a
bower of bloom. Lilies of the valley
were in abundance on the table and
Bullets. Asparagus vines in countless
strands hung from the ceiling to every
part of the room, and were gemmed with
white camelia blossoms sent from Geor-
gia for the occasion. 1t was a typical
Georgia feast In every respect, The
principal decoration, the camelia, is the
flower of that state. ag.,
The center piece on the table was an
heirloom, an oblong silver Dordered mir
ror, about the edge of which WAS a gaPs
land of cafnelias set I'D asparagus vines,
and beyond this another of lilies of the
valley. The cut glass and silver used
were family pieces brought from Georgia
by the hostess, in whose family they
have been for generations,
ROAST RAZOR BACK.
Roast pig, served with apple sauce, was
a distinctive feature of the dinner.
The gown of the hostess was of green
silk, under white null trimmed with
point lace and lilies of the valley.
In the hallway were tall camelia trees,
and about the fireplace were great clus-
tiers of lilies.
The guests were: the President and
Mrs Cleveland, the Secretary of State
and Mrs. Gresham, the Secretary of the
Treasury and Mrs. Carlisle, the Secre-
tary of War and Mrs. Lamont, the Sec
rotary of the Navy and Miss Herbert,
the Secretary of Agriculture, and Miss
Morton, the Postmaster General and
Mrs Bissell, the Mexican minister and
Madam Romero and Mrs. Phinizy, Of
Georgia
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-01-31
A Sensational Trial.

Waycross, Ca, Jan. SOD. H. Bennett,
of Waresboro, Ca, says that John Lide,
the brother of Joseph p. Lide, was tried
by Mayor j. M. Spence yesterday charged
with firing into the residence of L. L.
Thomas. The trial was very sensational.
1t appears that the Spences accused young
Lide of having done the shooting
Sunday night Joe Lide and Prof. Skin
ner sided with the accused.
The mayor and the Spence boys, it
seems, offended Lide and Skinner during
the trial and difficulty followed. The
participants in the row prepared to use
their pistols and knives to settle the diff
Guilty. Further trouble was prevented by
the interference of mutual friends. The
charge against young Lide was dismissed.