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Beat Her Companion with n Broom.

PHENIX. r. l., May 1.-Amelia Heroux
and Miss Lecalle, two young women en-
ployed in the mills here. quarreled over
trivial matter last week, and the Lecalle
girl struck Miss Heroux over the head with
a broom. infiicting such injuries that the
young womans mind has been affected. She
was last evening removed to an insane asy-
lum. Miss Lecalle has disappeared.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-05-01

WORCESTER, Mass, May 1.-Rev. Dr.
Thomas J. Conaty, state treasurer Of the
Massachusetts Irish National Federation,
has sent check for 5000 to DR.. T. A.
Emet of New York as Massachusetts
first contribution to the Irish parliament
tary fund in response TO the appeal of Ed
ward Blake. He also notified Justin Nc
Carthy of his action, and received a cable
gram expressing thanks.
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AHLwARDT AGAIN SENTENCED.
The Famous Antf-Semlte Punished for
e I'D n Insulting Omcials.

BERLIN. May 1.-Rector Ahlwardt. the
notorious anti-Semite. who was released
from the Ploetzenze prison, where he had
been confined after being convicted Of IL
beling the Loewe firm of Hebrew gun
makers. was today sentenced to three
months, Imprisonment for insulting Prus-
sian on1clals during recent speech which
he made at Essen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-05-01

SAN FRANCISCO, May IA band Of en-
thusiastic Mormon missionaries have ar
rived here from various parts of Utah
There are fourteen in ALL including two
women, and they are bound to various
parts of the Pacific. Three go to New Zea-
land, four to Tasmania and New South
Wales, four to Samoa and three to Hawaii
Their PROSECUTING will not be so much
among the natives of the South Sea Islands
as among the white residents.
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IN OHIO's THIRD DISTRICT.
A Congressional Election of National
Interest TOdny.

CINCINNATI, Ohio. May 1.-The special
election. in the third congressional district
to elect a successor to the late Geo. w.
Houk takes place today. The election has
become one of national rather than local
importance. and the result will doubtless
be an indication of what may be expected
at the November election. The republican
nominee is Estes G. Rathbone. who served
as fourth assistant postmaster general dur
ing the Harrison administration. The dem
ocrats have presented Mr.. Paul h. Sorg, a
tobacco manufacturer. who resides at Mid
dletown.
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Charged With Land Frauds.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-. May LIB. F. Schri-
ver wanted at Brooklyn for alleged fraudu-
lent land transactions involving $1,000. is
under arrest here. The authorities have
peeh looking for him for several weeks He
had been receiving mail here as "Littlefeld
& Company"
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Threaten to Free the Convict.

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, May 1.-An the free
Coal Creek miners went out yesterday, leav-
Ing the convicts at work. The strikers
openly threaten to free the conyicts again
ana trouble may follow. Precautions are
vent an outbreak
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-05-01

SAN FRANCISCO, May 1.-The rush of
Chinese merchants" intent on reaching
America before registration ceases on MAY
has caused an appeal to the courts to
define the word merchant" Judge Morrow
has taken the problem under Amusement.
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TRENTON, n. j., May 1.-Chancellor Nc
Gill has reappointed Vice Chancellor Van
Fleet for another term of seven years. and
this morning Gov. Werts issued his COM
mission. Vice Chancellor Van Fleet was
appointed by Chancellor Runyon in 1875.
The salary is 5000 a year.
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10, ofHnmnn n,ne..

Under the steps Of 1921 + street Officer
Heller last evening found a box q human
bones Two Skeletons " r. ra--cscn.cl and
the bones are supposed 10 have been the
property Of some melical student. How thsy
came where fCu2i Is a =.ys.s-y.
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Sold for Over Half a Million.

COLORADO SPRINGS, Col, May 1.-The
Victor mine at Cripple Creek is reported to
have been sold to New York and London
capitalists for $4,000. This is the largest
sale thus far in the history Of the camp.
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Proposals have been issued by the In
terror Department for supplies to be fur
nshed the Government Hospital for the
Insane 1t is expected that the competition
for the contracts will be severe.
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INVESTIGATION WANTED.
Partisan Dismissnls Charged Against
Lancaster's New POstmaster.

LANCASTER, Pa, May 1.-The twenty
one republican employees of the Lancaster
post office have petitioned the United States
civil service commission to make a full in
vestigation of the violation of the civil
service laws at this office. They claim
that John E. Malone the newly-appointed
democratic postmaster, Is demanding resig-
nations on trumped-up charges.
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Counterfciter., Dem Di.coxerea.

KANSAS CITY. Mo-, May 1.-The United
States authorities have discovered another
den OF counterfeiters in a room in a we'll
known Office building In this city Molds
and spurious coin were found. but the gang
had fed.
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BOMB IN THE GUILD HALL.
An Explosive Found in London's
Council Chamber.

LONDON. May 1.-The Globe. this after
noon. declares that the city police are in
possession of bomb, which was found to-
day in the Guild Hall, or council hall Of the
city of London, to the north of Cheapside.
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FINANCIAL.
BROOKLYN Handicsn

Play or Pay: /, 2, odds. 4 straight pricc.
ciihord, Sir Walter. 10 to 1: Lamplighter' Don
Alonzo; Ajax, Is; Prince George, 81. Ieons r,is
70; Others % TO $50 TO 1. Mail or telerrs M
promptly attended 10. THOMPSON a Co 81 X
18th St. New York city. myi-eost
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Presentation Day at Kendall Green.
The exercises of presentation day of the
National Deaf Mute College will be held at
Kendall Green tomorrow at o'clock.
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The Fight on simmons.

The sowness of the confirmation of F.
NJ. Simmons as revenue collector of this
district has been cause of much feeling
Senator Vance antagonized Simmons, who,
as you have been informed. is the chair
man of the democratic state committee.
Some Of Simmons friends say they doubly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-05-01

FIDELITY BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION,
9Os-9l4 C ST. NV,
Issues prepaid stock for $50 Der share MATURING
in l02 months for $500
Special deposit certificates are issacd for
amounts from SIS NJ. paying from per cent 20
per cent PEE annu1i according to length Of time
deposited- HARRISON DINGMAN, President
apI
WALL. STREET,
TO OPERATE SUCCESSFULLY N WALL
SItEET join our COOPERATIVE r. r. STOCK
SYNDICATE 100 10 500 Ter cent per anuun
easily made, aud without risk send for s.pyx.s-
pectus and Daily Market Letter" mailed free
Highest reference Our record IN TO date
PER CENT NJ FER CENT
paid 20 the subscribers the result OF oners-
tons frCm December. 1888, 90 April Is. 1884
NEINNlAN & co, Stocks. Grain and Provis,ons.
No 81 Broadway' New York City.
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THE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY INFORMED THAT
an organization recently started in this city under
the name and title OF the Fat Mems Beneficial
Association. In way connected or afnlated
with the popular organization known as the Jolly
Fat Mems Club, organized June Ia, losl' IN
eorporated August Is, 1888.
J. ii. BUSCHER, President.
J. T SCOTT Secretary. aB2S-7t
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ATTENTION. MOODY AND SANKEY CHOIR
There vii, be full rehearsal on next WEDNES-
DAY EVENING. Nag 2. at 1:45 o'clock sharp,
in the main audltOri OF the Central Union
llission building told city post ofcel on Louisiana
ave near 18th 81. n. W. II Is hoped that as many
Of the choir as possible will attend this rehea sal
Re sure 10 bring Gospel Hymns Nos. and q
II you have not yet settled for the concert
tickets don't fall TO bring such settlement 10 this
rabsarsal PERCY 5. FOSTER.
aDoS ar Director.
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N COSTS NOTHING

III COSTS NOTHING
To learn to ride RAMBLER-proyided you
purchase one.-H you merely wish to learn we
Charge n nominal sum. 20 cover the wear and
tear Of acknowledgement men TO teach
you, In the largest private Instruction ground In
the United States.-SDecial hours can be as
signed TO timid backward pupils.
GORMULLY JEFFERY MFG. CO.,
ap2S 1925 14th ct. NV.
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The Moths Are Here,
And you need protection for winter cloth
ing. MOTH PAPER affords perfect protection.
because II is absolutely moth prOof-no injury
TO fabric Of any knd-superior TO ALL other
preventatives- In single sheets rolls. Any
quantity.
~ Headquarters for ofacs and library sup
piles
Easton s Rupp, 42IHHth st.
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SACRAMENTO MARKET.
Trade Continues Quiet in Local Pro-
duce Circles.


duce Circles.
SACRAMENTO, October 5oth.
Trade continues of small proportions in To-
cal produce circles. The early summer Vege-
tables are fast disappearing from market.
Apples, Grapes and Pears continue in good
supply at very reasonable quotations. Game
Is very scarce, and commands good figures.
Other lines are unchanged.
Following are the retail prices for the vari-
Gus articles mentioned:
Baldwins, Greetings, Spitzenbe BellTiow,
ers, Pippins and Smith cider, Sl@I 25 q
box, 3@4c p %; Grapes-Muscats Morocco.
and Winter Nellis, 81 p box, 4c b; Rasp-
berries, 123zc; Strawberries, 121Sc
CITRUS FRUIT = Pineappes, soc each;
Bananas. 25c q doz; LINES, Zoe q doz: Lem
ons. 25G4Oc = doZ; Mexican Oranges, o0c p
doz.
DAIRY -Butter-Valley, p roll,
4o945c; Pickle roll. IGG45c Petaluma. Soc;
Fancy Creamery, $4,000; firkin, 25@3Oc
Calliornla Cheese, 121ac: Young America, ] 4c;
Eastern Creamery, 2oc; Limburger, 2oc; gem
ulne Swiss, 35c; American, 25c; Martins
creamery, soc; fancy, 25c each.
EGGS = Eastern, 3Oc; store, soc; choice
ranch, 35c p doz
POULTRi-Turkeys-L Hens and Cob
blers, l &c q ID; dressed, l7c; Chickens-Hens.
2o@60c each; Spring, soc: Broilers. 4o@45c;
Tame Ducks, 75c; Geese, 81 so each
kGErABlsES-Garlic, 10c q b: Tomatoes
80 HaA DSdhS, 0ci Lima Beans, &c u d.
summer Squash, &c; Gumbo, 10c; Egg Plant
DC; Cucumbers, loc p dozen; Green Onions
LOT DC: Peppers, DC; Celery 1Oc y head
CaullHower, l0c; sacramento Peas, DC p 10
onions, &c; Cabbage, 1c; Spinach &C; Red
Caooage, 1Oc; Gherkfns, 25c p 100; Mush-
rooms, l5c . fb.
POTAToES-LocaI 5o@60c; Salinas, 81 20
q sack, l &c . ID: Sweets. I1ac q 10.
MEATS-Beef-Prime RID Roast 12I%(al sc:
Chuck Roast, l0c; Rump, Sc: Brisket. Sc;
Corned Beet, sc; Porterhouse Steak, l5@l SCI
Loin Steak, 121Sa1 &c; Round Steak, lOc
Chuck steak, 10c Neal-Loin and Rib
chops, 15c; Roast Veal, 12c Mutton-Leg,
1l@121a; Loin and Rib Chops, 1215c: Nut
ton Stew. sc; Shoulder Chops, sc. Pork
Roast or Chops, 15c; Corned Pork, SC; Sau-
sage, 1252c; Vienna Sausage, 15c, Bacon, IA
q DC; Ham, 16@20c.
GAME-Quail, 81 50@1 75 p doz; Ducks
Mallards, 10000 2 pair; Canvas backs, 81;
Gray and Sprig, 5O@6Oc; Teal, 35c; Widgeon
SOC; Gray Geese. zoe: Hare. zoe each; Rabbits
40c 2 pair.
BkEADSTUFFS-Flou S4 Dbl; 81 for
oO-Io sacks; So for 100-tb sacks; Oatmeal 1O-ib
sacks, 4Oc; Cornmeal, lO-fb sacks. 25c:
Cracked Wheat, 10-b sacks, 35c; Hominy
1O-D sacks, 40c; Graham Flour, lo-b SACKS
DOC; Buekwheat, lob sacks, 3oc; Rye, 1o-b
sacks, Soc.
HAY AND GRAIN-Oat Hay. 75Ms5c a
cwt: Wheat, 65q75c; second quality. 6OG
zoe; Alfalfa, 65c; Whole Barley, 95c: Ground
Barley, 81 O5; Feed oats. 81 30fgl SO; Mid
dilngs, 95c; Bran, soc; straw, 65@70c.
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Californfa Fru,t Salas

NEW YORK, Oct. 30.-Stephens & Hum
phrey of Sacramento sold a carload of frnit
Today at the following prices: Tokay grams
double crates, So 25@4 80; single cr;tes
81 36: Cornichons, single crates. 81 35m
55. Winter Neliis pears, So 40 per boS
ouinces. So 20 per box.
NEW YORK, Oct. 30.-The Earl Fruit Conn
many sold California frult at auction TODAY
rreolizing prices as follows: Winter Sec.ssi
pears. S5 lo@5 20 per box; p. Barry neors
Sp oba2 So; Winter Neiiis pears 81 IoG
"a. Reurre Clairgeau pears, 81 66mJ 7g
Glont Morceau pears, 81 40@l 80: Toka1
cranes 81 6O01 20 per halfcrate: some IN
had order. 65@s5c; Black Bishop pranaa
baltcrafes. SO@9oc; Musclt grapes haIt,
cries. 7o@SOc; Billyeau peaches, 60c@SI 3o
per box; Goes Late Red piams, o5@S0c per
hafcraie.
New YORK Oct. 30.-The Porter Brothers
Company sold at auction to-day California
grapes at the following prices: Double crales
rokays, So 1904 90; single crates Tokays.
81 90.
CHICAGO, Oct. 3o.--The Earl Fruit Com
pany sold California fruit at auction to-day at
the following prices: Malaga grapes, 81 So
oil 75 per crate; hali-crates Malaga grapes.
S5@95c; Tokay grapes, 81 2oG1 80 per
crate: half-cTates Iokay grapes, 70@SOc
Muscat grapes, halfcraies, S5@95c; Winter
Neilis pears, 81 2o@1 50 per box; Vicar
pears, 81 15@1 25; Easter Beurre pears, No.
Y, Soc.
BosToN. Oct. 3o.-The Porter Brothers Com
pany sold AT auction to-day alifornia grapes
as the following prices: Double crates To-
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superior Court Notes.

Charles Heisen has petitioned the SUI
perior Court to be discharged as the
guardian OF Margaret Doyle, u minor
The latter has attained her majority.
w. T. Yuhre has filed his bond in the
sum of $1,000 as guardian of the estate of
Herman Yuhre, an incompetent.
Amelia Kessler, by her attorney, j.
Charles Jones, has brought suit for di-
vorce from Carl Kessler on the ground of
deSertion.
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for recognition. But that tong Sacramento
has 2Cdited to hare q sou named for q seat
in Congress by any Of the great parties
aCho could be elected. The Republican
party has n01O nominated q man f01' Con-
greSS aOho can be and lOiU be elected from
thdS c0unty-ndmeiy, GYOUe L. johnson.
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Eastern Grain Market.

NEW YORK, October 3Oth
WHEAT-October, 5514c; November 553Sc:
December, 56Ac; February, 5S1sc; March
591Sc; May, 0O54c.
CHICAGO, October 3Oth
WHEAT-october, 515zc; december, sale
May, 5754c.
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ELECTION. NoVEMsER 6. 1894
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@1 80. ~
MINNEAPoLIs, Oct 3O.-The Earl Fruit
company auctioned California fruit to-day
az tne IolIowing prices: Kieler pears, 81 S5
gi 20 per box: Cornichon grapes haIf-crates,
soc; Salway peaches, So@a0c per box.
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THE Sunset Limited takes you to New
Orleans in 70 hours and to New York in
119 hours.
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Meat Market.

Following are the rates for whole carcasses
from slaughterers to dealers:
BEEF'-First quaIity.41a@5e; second quail
ity 4c; third quality, 31ac 3 ID.
ESQ sc 1or large and 4@7c = b for
small.
MU'CTON-354941IcP 2 fb.
Handspring, 4@5c p ib
P0RK-Live Hogs, or foot, grain-fed heavy
and medium, 412@43sc; small Hogs, 415G1
451c; stock Hogs, 414@414c q ho dressed Hogs,
6@61ac p ID.
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BEOOhLIN NEUS ITEMS.

GATHERED Arorr TIE Town
Marlin T. Meade has purchased the building
formerly occupied by the defunct Commercial
Bank a. 50 3o3 Fulion-s;. Mr.. Meade. VINO Is Il
grandson Of the late John K. sudwell. paid $500
'or 'hr property
Mrs Alr5,a : Cardwell Of So. q SiXteenth-st,
was divorced yesterday from Dr G'orse y card
we'll from whom she separated five years ago.
Lima Pii. was named as correspondent
In a hearing ia divorce cas-, Yesterday Judge
cullen asked a witness who testified ;ta; She saw
Albert y McD0laM enter THESIS place. in Four
tccnih-st is ihai Il drygoods store. restaurant or
what" The witness said She thought that IT was
a restaurant or liquor store.
Matthew Harlcnbergh. who died a; Miidetown,
y =. On Thursday. was resident 81 Brooklyn
flr many years lie WIS IN business as carpet
dealer Tor forty years. Iiis firm OF HarlenhorSh
n 60. In Cluton-s'.. was recently dissolved Ills
brother. J.. y. f. Harlcnbersh. was once tax
collector Mr.. iIirIenbersh lef' wife.
The inycs'lsatons % official crookoines' on tho
par. OF " u G1hm1nn. the missing cashier Of the
Excise Department. show that he was paid for IL
ceus- B., tho Williamsburg Brewins Company. which
b. never forwarded. and that one lqu'r dealer So
operating two gros-shors wiki only one license
Several men employed by r. ". Richardson.
tailor ~ 10 i.6 Ailanuc-lyc.. have struck because
~ reductions IN their wage-. ant Mr.. Richardson
SAYS that they have enforced boycott upon his
place. Sig Richardson also sIys that b. has always
paid bis men better wages than the average by
lo I'r cent
The ninth lecture - the free course before the
Brooilyn Ethical Association Life ani the Con-
aiiious - survival VIII be- given by Mrs Lizzie
cheney Ward ~ the Second Unitarian Church. elm
fon ana Congress SITS. this evening. on Protective
Covering as Related 10 Evolution
The following officers We're chosen By tho Kings
County Political Equality League az IT'S annual con-
vcut,n concluded yesterday ia Historical Hall:
President. Mr.. Carrie L. chapman cat. vice-pres-
li,rt Mrs. Cprnc.ia *. Hood: recording secretary,
Mrs. Hachs;an. corresponding secretary. Mrs. Tai
bot. treasurer. Mrs. L. II. cary. Addresses were
made by cs-Goycrnor lloyt. OF Wyoming. Dr. Anna
shaw. Dr. John Coleman Adams ana Miss Susan
T. Anthony
Tn" police are investigating mysterious burg
larry AT th" house u George Xpll"uhoner at SO. q
Clifton Place. a night or two ago. The basement
door had been broken open in the absence Of the
family. AMI the sleepng-rooms had been ransacked
but nothing was stolen.
Electric e. tors 10 be placed in the stations
OF the Brooklyn Elevated Road in a few months.
Mrs. Ann Wiscy. an aged widow. committed sui
eide yesterday morning AZ the home OF her sister,
Mrs Maxon. No. 3l2 Clermont-aye.. by cutting her
throat with razor.
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BiurE SiiES.

100 yards heavy all-silk Black Satin Ria
danes. at ~ cts. per yard instead OK 80 Gus.
900 yards 2l-inch heavy all-slk Lyons Black
Satin Princess. 6S cts per yard. instead OF Sl.oo
2 900 yards heavy all-silk Black Fae Fran
caise. q inches wide. At - cts. per yard instead
Of 800.
800 yards 2o-inch heavy Black Taffeta Bro
cades - designs IN large and small effects at
90 cts per yard. instead Of " cts.
900 yards 2l-nch heavy all-silk Black Satin
Duchesse AZ % cts. per yard. instead OF Sl20.
100 yards 22-lnch extra heavy a-silk Black
Faille Franchise. az s. cts per yard, instead OF
$l2j
700 yards 2l-inch all-silk Black Satin Princess
G,yons mako. a. = cts per yard, instead of
81 10
800 yards 2i-inch all-silk Black Surah. three
wcaves. extra heavy grade. at % cts. per yard,
instead Of $50.
1000 yards 2i-lnch all-silk Black Satin Du-
cheese. very fine quality, at $50 per yard in
stead u s. 90.
goo yards 2i-nch extra heavy finish Black
Satin Duchess at $l7j per yard, instead OF
s. 80.
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the question has been referred for decision to Sec
rotary Herbert. 49, -,
that the new commerce destroyer COLUMBIA 50 iOii@
known as the pirate may be expected there " IL
i'm another month Sailors have been sent from
her. to Philadelphia to make up part OF Ine crew.
and she IS to be put In commits sion on huiSSudy
neXf Several Of the officers have already peen
ordered 70 her. but there number or piaccH
Vet 10 fin She is 20 come here 10 receive ntr Storc
ANA ,mmuniton but the contract provides that
She shall have six months probationary petGd
within which time there must be- a hHsl sea uI
Of forty eight hours. upon the result OF when g
pends her final ACCEPTANCE and the paynent Oh tne
reserye balances the builders. The ,OlumDl,
was launched July 70 1892. and her oficial speei
trial took place I'm October last. on cape Ann
Mass when she made speed of 22S knots the
fastest sneed yet obtained By any war cruiser
The Indiana. the first of the three lOSr-toh pal-
tle-ships be ready. will make her othclal S'eihi
rial within the next two weeks The special board
recently detailed determine the metacentrlc
b.icbf If the battle ships 10 learn whether they
are -, rfcctly seaworthy. has begun its work.
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L1CES.
SWrH T0IWeS as We OTPr Cannot
lie ObfHiUpd EISPrHpve.

Oriental Founcings. excellent designs to 10
inches wide at Il, H. 10 and - cts. per yard.
\ lot Of SILK Point d'Irlande Flouncngs. cream.
beige and white To- II inches wide at - and
% cts. per yard-about half Of regular prices.
SILK Applique and Chantilly Laccs. cream and
white, To inches WIDE -. - and p cts. per
yard
Oriental T.accs. , ard inches wide ) cts
per yard; and inches wide 10 cts per yard
Real Torohon Laccs. =. y TO- l2i.. 10. - and
% eta. per yard-about half Of regular prices
fine assortment If Net top Point de Gene
Iaccs. Venice Insertions ana Edgngs. in cream
beige and white at very low prices.
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MORE FUNDS NEEDED.
THE WORK OF PROSECUTING ELECTION FRAUDS
IN KINGS COUNTY COSTS MONEY AND
THE COMMITTEE or TWENTY-FIVE
:

APPEALS FOR AID
The following appeal for funds TO aid in the work
Of prosecuting election frauds has been issued by
the Kings County Committee Of Twenty-Five Of
which A. s Haight Is treasurer:
To the Citizens Of brooklyn and Kings County.
1t would be libel to assume that the citizens Of
Brooklyn DO not want a pure ballot or an honest
dcS aicr cecton 1' to IMPRESS upon
man his personal responsibility ana relation 10 me
II would also be a libel to assume that the de-
iinauenis are wanting in patriotism r, Iii
surely surely def2a tt the object aimed at ~
The committee in charge OF the prosecution Of
election frauds has been supported financially by a
few public: spirited men, who; up 70 date. have Pc.
vidcd the funds necessary. while the great majority
OF citizens Interested in good government nave not
been heard from.
stand its magnitude and importance or the gr"1t
expense necessary to the proper prosecution OF OIL
1t was recently stated that It would occupy the
Court Of oyer and Terininer six months II an ne
truth the statement was 1T me say am advised
by the most eminent counsel engaged IN the work
this court two years. This work must be don" Il wr
are to have a purified ballot and common honesty
funds? Certainly the committee cannot be EXPECTED
to do it AL y is the PEOPLE whom o t9 ICY void
The conviction secured and the prosecutions that
tins work completed as II should be. you must
come forward and provide the means necessary to
that end
Brooklyn has recently won an envlabc reputation.
The entire Nation watches her efforts 70 secure and
maintain an honorable citizenship as wei as an
honest suffrage. If we fall to do our whole duty
shall forfeit our good name.
These facts frankly stated that the citizens Of
Brooklyn may realize that they will hav- them
selves only to blame If the work now 50 well begun
is not completed.
More funds are wanted and wanted nj once We
believe We have only To make wants known 70
have them fully supplied
Contributions may be sent TO the Brooklyn Trust
Company; The Eagle office, or. 10 my business
address. No % Thonas-st.. New-York
On behalf of the Committee Of Twenty-Five.
A. s HAIGHT Treaslrer