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Evening journal., 1895-08-23

Sullivan In his manner Of living ss has
been populariy supposed, aud whether he
same causes which grs said to have
miitsted.egalnst John l. In his later
battlee may not now h0 reasonably
considered So frctors 60 weighing Cor
bstts ohences with the lsnky Australian.
The faillngs OF the latter, If
be has any that deserve con-
alteration, are those Of a rough
manly man. and even those who are not
Fitzsimmous's admirers admit that he IL
now ia the prime OF manhood, and sound
and a. TO enter training for the battle Of
bis life Careful critics are asking
whether this much can be said in Cor
belts CASE. Corbett lost control Of him-
self in the ring With Mitchell At Jackson
vile He has lost his temper on every
occasion since then when be has bseD
brought sace TO face with Fiiz iumons
On the contrary, the Australian has
shown himself a most cool headed and
exasperating Zoo. Should Corbett lose
his temper wien be confronts Fiizaim
mons TO battle for tue championship It
may be a much more serious matter for
him thsn when he stormed and ecowled
at q stale little Engllshman who was
conceding him years IN age and almost
forty pounds ia weight Fitzsimmons
the cool. skllinl, sgile boxer whose
sledgehammer blows eosily vanquishsd
Dempsey, Maher aud Hall. will not be
slow TO soizs an advantage Aud these
are some OF the considerations which are
leading even admirers of Corbstt to be
more conservative in estimating his
chances Ia the coming contest.
Evening journal., 1895-08-23
cHEgR oe pg oLg coRN-coa

For the EVENING JOURNAL.
slttla' out AZ de foot oh de maple,
An uatur smiles down Ia her gladness
On cabin as well as on boW8n,
think oh de piantin' time comm,
An how, later, the fields we Will rob,
! see golden promises Rleamin'
Ihro' de smoke OBJ my ole corn-cob.
In de shady nook down by de ribber,
Wen de Summer sun shines In It's wrath;
I think oh de beauties hits formin'
a As hit trabbels along hits bright path.
Iain'l maxim, much fuss lOr much feather
Buf hits doin' mighty fine lob,
While I'm dreamin away in halo oh smoke,
Dat Gums from my ole corn-cob.
Summah soon drifts into Autumn,
De white frOq' Gums down on de Ian.
De wheat an de hay IN de granny,
An corn -huskin' hebby ia han,
A. do golden -oaha slide thro my fingers,
Dey causes my feelina 10 throb.
An de thanks dat utter ~ upward,
Wild de smoke frum my ole corn-cob.
I,yin' back TO de kitchen corner
Wid do win raisln' highah an highah,
De peach stumps a aingin' an Crackin',
Der Jokes ia de kitchen fah.
De snow siftin' Ia thro' de winder,
De win shakin' 8huttah an mob,
set IN de tropical incense
Dat Gums from my ole c1rn-cOb.
De season hahn boen what it oashier;
DE yield kinder mehRre an NRhE
De bugs eat de bes' ob de taterB.
be ffuit trees a-dyin' wild blight.
Ole Dinah cain't look cheerful, ,nohoW;
An sometimes / henh A,quiet sob.
But my feelin's am light an my eyes still
shine
Wild de cheer oh de ole corn-cob.
De chil'n hRb g1n' of an lef us.
Dey soliom ef ebhsr cum home,
No thought OBJ de ole hearts a.breakin',
An, longin' fur los ones dat roam.
/ nebber Glib way TO my sorrow,
But Dinah speaks of'en OF Bob
choke back a tear dat Gums to de 'front.'
An turns 10 de ole corn-cob.
Hts a true frien In sunshine an shadder-
Brings cheer 70 dc ole withered soul,
Hit liehtons de burden oh sorrow.
Wild dc fragrance dat Gums from hit's bowl.
/ dom wan no better COugOler.
ltWe'n Death Gums 10 ilnishtde job,
Den dc spirit ob silent communion,
Dat Gums from my olo cora cob.
HARRY MAX.
Evening journal., 1895-08-23
whsrs Honor. r..t rn.,

It is proposed by some lovers Of sham
naval battles 10 have reproduction Of
the fight between the Monitor aud
Merrimac ia connection with the coming
marc ivres Of the North Atlantic
squadron The great duel took place In
Hampton Roads Ia 1862 Commentiue
upon the proposal. the Richmond Dis
patch says THE idea Is not q bad one.
provided it has been decided that, in the
event Of the engagement coming of,
due regard for the truth Of histcry shall
be observed We greatly fear, however
that should Merrinac Monitor mimic
battle be INDUCED in, It would be Al
object lesson perversion Of the real
fight. and prove Of shout rs much valui
10 presenting the truth as are some OF
the northern hist-r OF the civil war
such exhibitions only serve to keey
slive the i'll feeling between the Nortl
and South. II there is to be shan
battle, let It embrace everything. in
cludlng the fght Of the day bsfore, il
which the Meriimac was so victorious
Then boaors win rest easy
Evening journal., 1895-08-23
a. Nno, olonmdIa lor ae.e5.

Only few copies left Of Rand Nc
Nally & Co. 3 Ency olopedia and 6szetesr,
when VIII be disposed Of at So 2J--which
Is barely the cost OF msnuiactura. Vhia
II work Of $50 pages snd Is condensa'
tiob OF the E4cy clor@dia Britannica,
Chsubers's Eacyelop@dia, etc. with the
addition II much ORIGINAL matter treating
OF American utjscts IL contains eighty
cologtd maps ano ? 0O0 engrsgings and Is
the chespesl work ever offered in ihh
city. Apply for 0us at the EVENING
JOURNAL Office
Evening journal., 1895-08-23
NEWFOUNDLAND EXCITED.
A Crucial Point Reached Where England
Must Take Stand.

Crucial Point Reached Where England
Must Take Stand.
ST. JOINS, n. H., Aug. 23.-The ok
pocted stoppage of the railway by French
warships causes great excitement here. 1t
is felt that this IS a crucial point, whore
England must make determined stand
against French aggression or else sacrifice
Newioundland's prosperity, which chiefly
depends upon the development of internal
resources made available by the compile
tion Of the railway
Premier Whiteway has started for Bay
of Islands, whore trouble is expected Co
arise. The British gunbnat Buzzard leaves
today TO rc-onforco the flagship Cleopatra,
now near the disputed coast Considera-
bic correspondence IS taking place between
the local ministry and the Salisbury gov
ornment relating TO the matter. England's
course is watched with anxiety.
Evening journal., 1895-08-23
September

Il . splendid month in which to visit the
Yellowstone Park Shut up your house
aud take your wife and Family 20 the
Park Have the greatest outing you ever
will have Two weeks IN that mountain
region with such scenery will do mere TO
re invigorste you than anything else you
can do Send CHARLES 5 Fee. general
passenger agent ot the Northern Pacific
railroad, st Paul, MINI, six cents for
their illustrated tourist book
Evening journal., 1895-08-23
4 YeIlowstone Park rrIp

VIII do more to overcome that feeling n
lsssltude or lziness, whichever you pre-
fer 20 cell iu. than all the medicine ia the
spothecary shop Get ont of the harness
for while, TAXI lay OF aud 60 10 the
PAX and become renewed in body and
mind See the Gevsers pley- hear the
Paint Pots pop-the Cateracts roar
climb about the Canyon Walls catch
trout In Yellowstone Lake--take on q
new nfe Send Charles s Fee general
passenger nfent Northern Pacific railroad
six cents for the new and illustrated
tourist book
Evening journal., 1895-08-23
our rltIe to trinidad

Nobody In this ccHutry Of ours
cares FOR this barren iala1d and yet
1t Is said we have quite as good q
claim to It as any othsr nation II seems
that In 1868 the Confederate cruiser
Georgia went to Trinidad to msat a col
lier that had been ordered to proceed
there with a cargo OF coal for the ecrussr.
The Georgia landed q party on ths
Island, took formal possession Of IL In the
name Of the Confederacy as coaling
station, and used It for that purpose
until the Confederate cruisers we're
driven from that part Of the ocean. Ii
Was off Trinidad that the Georgia Gap
tured two merchantmen, the constltu
tion Of Boston aud the City Of Bath, the
former Of which was buried Ia Trinidad
harbor
How good a title these facts will afford
we do not pretend to know and is Is a
matter Of supreme iadifIdronce. II Is
possible that q eOsling station might at
some time be Of advantage there bat We
have never yet suffered for the want Of
one.
Evening journal., 1895-08-23
= know an old soldier Who bad obronT

know an old soldier who had cbroni,
disirtml OF long stsudiug to have beer
permanently cnred by taking Chamber
lain's Collie. Cholera and DtErrbml Rene
dy, sgys IA ward Shumpik. a promineui
druggist OF Minneapolis. Minn Il havshoj1
the remedy Ia this city for over seven year,
and consider it superior TO any other meti
clue now on the market for bowel CON
plainls % and 50c bottles of this remedy
Tor sale by z James Bolt. druggist, coruei
sixth aud Market streets.
Evening journal., 1895-08-23
SAVED A LIFE.
MiIIiCent Clark Fed on
LaCtated Food.
Mother the Wife Of a Doctor
in Northampton.
A Graduate Of Harvard
Medical School.
Communication for Every Parent
in Wilmington.
steriIized Milk and other Foods
Did Not Avail.

The following Communication to the
manufacturers OF lactated food Is pub
lished for the benefit Of the parents in
WILMINGTON No further comment is
necessary.
NORTHAMPTON, MASS, Nov 90. 1894
WELLS. RICHARDSON & Co,
DEAR SIRs AS my baby Is 4 lactsted
food baby enclose you her photograph
When she was born she weighed three
pounds and was just IS inches long
Evening journal., 1895-08-23
No ThIra rsrm feE OIevsIaud.


Grover Cleveland has made good
President. he has been thrice honored
by his party and twice by the nation. His
record has been 80 clean and his conduct
Of the Affairs OF sfflce so able that he will
PASS down In history as one OF the
greatest Of American Presidents.
still his services have been no more
valuable to his country than were those
Of George Washington and u S Grant
Itisa question whether the Hation owen
him as much. Washington released our
land from Great Britein's yoke and
Grant played a most Important part In
putting down rebellion which
threatened the nation with dlsdnlon and
dlsbonor. One Of these great men re-
fused third term and the other could
not get It.
Mr.. Cleveland should retire on the
honors which he has and not allow
either his personal ambition or his po-
liticsl friends to place him In position
which would ensure defeat,
Delaware has always been true TO him.
bst she viii never send her thros
electors TO give any man third term.
There are othor Democrats who are just
az capable and available aH Mr.. Cleve-
land.
The best service that he can do his
party just now Is to make an open dsolar
alton that he will not aspire TO a third
term,
Evening journal., 1895-08-23

Every Delawarean will be pleased
should the twentieth annual convocation
OF the Chapter General Of America,
Knights Of st. John aud Malta, eles,
Right Eminent Grand Lieutenant Com
mRnder Sir James McKelvey to the
office Of Most Eminent Grand Com
mander Mr.. McKelveys present title
will Be reduced by one word
Evening journal., 1895-08-23

hCneQulo IN eueCt Nav W. 1895.
TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE AVE-
an NUE. DEPOT, EAST BOUND.
an trains Illuminated with Pintscn
Rev YORK, weekdays. .s.os. .zSO.
$50. $40 slo.s5 a. M; 'l2.2l. 'L59. 'GOS
NEW york. =. Sundays, .s.O5. 'zso.
P4r s49 'li99 31 a, mi .06 r5S2 .1sS IL p m
Weekdays, s2.O5. 5:55, 6;21, '7.So, 7.55. .8sO.
-sO0 |y.4O, slO.55, LILO, ell-45 a. m; slA2l,
h29 II sl5s. .sos as ass. 1852, $50, '7s2, $40.
.,ssgadaya sos sz7, .zso. z5s $50, :s!s.
~; 30 a. IN. 12.l0. l.20 sSOj, S.15, 400, 's32.
FHILABELPHiA, TWELFTH AND
MARKET STREETS.
- Weekdays, 's,O5, '7.SO, 1880, 'lO.Ss =. M;
Sundays. 'SOs. T.p. Tls5 q. M; '7r.
cHEsTER, weekdays, .s.o5. 5.5s. az7,
10, ,l59, 1906. as, L55. '5s2 sSO '7.S3.
cHEsTER. Sundays, 'S.O5, ST, $50,
l55, $50, sll.35 a. m; 12.10, 10 s3O6 S25,
4.55, t5.32, $50, s7.S2 $50, TO- III D. IA.
ATLANTIC CITY. weekdays, ,Lso q
M 'l22l, Us, '206 p. m. Sundays, T.s0s
CAPE MAY, weekdays, '7.so GLOSS a.
M, Saturdays only, '1.59. ss.os p. N.
Sundays, "73O a. m.
WEST BOUND.
40 l02, .e.4l, 'llo5 a. M; 'l255, sao7, B05s
81 Sundays 80: Ie2 .s45 q. M; '1s.bS, 'LO7.
BALTIMORE AND WAY STATIONS.
l.02 a. m. 1903 p. m. daily.
m. .is55 sos, .525 zs5, 'Vs ss6 80 SIS V1 nis
p m. sundays, '420, 702, sS.47 a. M; 'l2.bs,
S.os, $50, z95, $50, 1858, lilo p. m.
'6.l3 p. IN. Sundays, s8.H a. m; '5z5 p. M
CIiICAGQs sS.4I a. M; '5.25 p. m. daily.
CINCINNATI and ST. LOUIS. 'lz55 and
NEW ORLEANS via Bristol and Chat
tanooga, 80 p, m. daily. Through
sINGBRLY ACCOMMODATION. Iba
a. m; 1903. 7.35, and u.l0 p. m. daily.
LANDENBERG ACCOMMODATION.
weekdays, 7.O3, 1880 a; M; L52, b.25 y. n
Sundays, $50 a. M; 6.25 p. m.
TRAINS LEAVE MARKET sTRHHu
STATION.
For New York weekdays. '5.15 ,. m.
For Philadelphia, weekdays, 6.10, '1l.20
a. m; 500, '5,15, 9.i5 p. m. Sundays, Gla
For Pittsbuf;g '''' and Chicago. daily.
FOR baltimore week-daya, &50 =. ~; .,
'5.l5 p. m. Sundays, 3, '515 \ lQ.
For Landenberg and way sta,Sjas, week
days, $50, l0.25 a. m; 2 BIB y. m. sundays.
Leave PHfLADELPHIA CrWENTY-
FOURTH AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
FOR WILMINGTON.
Weekdays, $40, 6, 715 sS15, $50, s10.Ss.
1la0 o. M; s12.2O, sIlO s1s6, q s3s0, 6Ss.
..4l5. H4s. sis, '5.4l, $50, $50, '7.ss. an
Sundays q 20. g. 's.15, $50. $50, l1.sO a.m.;
'l2.20, si.36, 2, $780, 1856, s415, '4.4q, $50,
.74S sS.2S, 1910 and 11.35 p. m.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA (TWELFTH
AND MARKET STREETS.)
Weekdays, '3.20 '755 f1O.16, a. m; III,
Telephone No. 193
Rates to Western points lower than via
any other line.
c. o. SCULL. General Passenger Agent.
r. B. CAMPBELL. General Manager
Evening journal., 1895-08-23
penutlful cente !. ra hIe. Bool..

You want something artistic for your
centre table Something that viii instruct
az well as amuse Well, get o copy OF
"Famous Paintings OF the World" bound
Ia cloth and gold. lt is a beautiful port
,olio Of artistic mostef- pieceq ard 81 40
gill buy II. Made 90 sell at $3 Only 4
few left Apply a. EVENINGS JOURNAL
Evening journal., 1895-08-23
The Sun aud ''.spIttaI'' ooTbstt.

From the New York sun.
Recent events have considerably mcdi .
lad The views OF men who take An inter
est In pugilistic matters. and II Corbett
and f,lzsimmons were about to enter the
ring tomorrow for their long talked of
contest 70 is not probable that much odds
would be given on the Californian in the
betting The developments Of the Corbett
divorce snit, followed SO soon by the
champions strange encounter With
Filz'lmmons In the bar Of a Philadelpbia
hotel snd other almost equally sensational
happenings, are enough 10 set men asking
whsther he Is really go different from
Evening journal., 1895-08-23
d nowler nIersr Ehan Oonarsss 2

From the New York Herald.
Senator Caifrey advises the sugar
planters not TO contest in tho courts
Comptr. Her Bowler's assumption OF
power to set asice . law " Congress, but
to look to Congress for the bounty they
claim. But II Bowler may annul what
Congress did last session be msy snaul
what II does next session. II be may
overrule 10 once, what 10 there TO prevent
him from doing It right alona2 Hence.
what have the sugar planters 10 guin By
appealing from him to Congrest2 What
ths situation demands IS the opinion Of the
United States Supreme Court rs TO
whether Mr. Bowler Is superior 20 the law.
making branches OF the government; In
other words. whether subordinate
executive officer has the power to eet
aside as unconstitutionai law which
both houses Of Congress have enacted
and the President has approved. This
involves principle brosder than the
question Of the constitutionality OF the
sugar bounty and one which should be
put beyond all doubt by decision of the
Supreme Court
Evening journal., 1895-08-23

A diunken engineer out in Denver
poured cold water into boiler which
was at a white hsat and caused It to
explode. Fifteen lives were lost In
consequence OF hls carslessnass and
drunkenness The engineer did not
receive scratch Elsa great pity that
the guardian angel Of drnnkard can
rot spread his protecting wings over
sober men.
Evening journal., 1895-08-23
kenaIeo Tnnnel r.ahorers strIIse.

KENsICo, n Y, Aug a3-About 300
Italian laborcrs employed on the mann
moth tunnel from Bear Gutter crock to
Byram swamp went out on strike They
claim that they have not received their
money as agreed.
Evening journal., 1895-08-23

Fast Excursion Of tho season 70 rolohestsr
Via Philadelphia, Wilmington & Baltimore
Railroad sundsy next Special train leaves
Wilmington a. 40 = IA Rpund trip
tickets ST. Excellent grabbing, bathing
aud arifn0.
Evening journal., 1895-08-23
Coming over 20 Discuss proposals.

LONDON, Aug. e3.--At a meeting Of tho
Milford Dock company tho chairman an
nouncod that it was probable that di-
rector would go 90 America to discuss
proposals submitted TO thom in regard to
the Atlantic service.
Evening journal., 1895-08-23

Governor Hastings.ha has put a premium
upon vsgrancy aud lawlessness, by pay
ing the swearing out costs OF the Penn
sylvania tramps incarcerated In New
Castle Jail His walking delegates will
not avsil him in bis 6ght against
Senator Quay.
Evening journal., 1895-08-23
sentnnced For Rintlnr.

NNeroN n. c., Aug. 23.-The jury
has returned verdict of guilty against z
of the 23 rioters who have been on trial
here for several days. All were sentenced
TO the county roads.
Evening journal., 1895-08-23

be more active 10 looking after the safety
Of Americans who ere IN her dominons
and viii nse due caution bsfore con6scat
ing private property, especially when IL
is owned by enc Of Uncle Sans adopted
chndren.
Evening journal., 1895-08-23
Prln,inal Mltlnut rnterest.

The owners Of the Mors cisim against
Spain have agreed 70 scespt the 81 800.
900 without ini.s-s. from the time Of the
acknowledge Of the debt Spain will
make payment On or before September IS
Ia future the land Of the dons viii
Evening journal., 1895-08-23
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

''They tell us. Colonel. /" said the Northern
visitor, that there is no regard Tor life in the
: uth a Il that iyuching prevails there. "
We'll, sir" replied the Colonel they re
a-tellin' you OF what aint 90 I've been n
lsiu' In GeorgY thirty Years. an aint hung
ycti" Atlanta q, Institution.
fveIywhero We 70 we nnd some one who has
been cured hy HOod's Sarsaparilla. 10 Is the
greatest curative agent. IL Is the one great
blood purifier aud nerve tonic.
Hoods Pills for the liver aud iwels act Caei-
ly yet promptly and effectively
Evening journal., 1895-08-23

The settlement Of the claim by Spain
IS Mora matter Of principal than any.
thing else Little interest Is apparent In
Evening journal., 1895-08-23

A Philadelphia syndicite proposes to
sink more money Ia an endeAvor to find
the De Brlak treasure near the Delaware
breekwatsr. Unless some steps are taken
to prevent this periodical dumping OF
good money into Delaware bay We shall
have q shoal there and Uncle Sam will
have to buy a now bell buoy or lightship
Evening journal., 1895-08-23

sanford -"I'm sorry. old man. that ANGLER
he. gone for yonr new play So" Morton
> Oh, that's nothing, dop't pay any attention
% what hc says. lie imply writes what he
picks up in tho lobby ~ London Judy
Evening journal., 1895-08-23

Rev. T. e Terry, Of s. Paul's NJ. E
Church. is one OF the abless and most
popular ministers In tho Wilmington
Conference His enforced retirement
from pastoral duties, By reason Of IL
health, Is regretted by everyone who
knows him It is hoped that his sojourn
At Oxford will prove so bensfoial that he
will soon be able to resume his functions
AS pastor OF one Of the leading Methodist
Episcopal churches on the Peninsula
Evening journal., 1895-08-23

The verdict Of the coroner's jury In the
case Of Herman Acksrman intimatss q
great deal MISUNDERSTANDING anything
positively. Why did l. not insist upon
an analysis by the coroner's physician2
Evening journal., 1895-08-23
artisans Savings Bank
no. 50? MAsKET sTsssi
Wilmington. Ds,swGre.
aII7.7Ss az
Burplus,

Interest allowed on deposits OF uioneF for
one OF more Caienl . months 81 ths rate OF
Per cent. pof sni nm. Monog loaned ca
mortgages On raA e a6e.
Evening journal., 1895-08-23
Money Loaned
on Mortgage

REAL ESTATE BOUGHT AND SOLD.
RENTS AND INTEREST COLLECTED.
STEAMSHIP TICKETS,
IRISH AND ENGLISH DRAFTS,
INVESTMENT II SECURITIES.
lSTOCRS, BONDS AND GRAIN
bought and sold on all the leading ex-
changes IN the country.
Private telegraph wires TO New York. phila-
deiphia Boston, Chicago, Baltimore and
Washington.
FOR SALE.
Wilmnaton City Railway per cent bonds
Wilmington Cit7 Railway stock.
n. l.. EVANS g. CO.,
Bankers and Brokers,
Eighth and Market Streets.
Evening journal., 1895-08-23

j. AUGUSTUS McCAULIEY President.
II. ALLEN H4LLAS, Nice-President,
Il, n. TAYLOR, Scc'y ana Treas.
JOSEPH 81. MATTER, Auditor.
Nav l. 1926.
Evening journal., 1895-08-23
GA MASCOT"

BY the Robinson Opera Go.
Dancing Day AM Evening. Music
by Alberts' Orchestra. ALSO athletic
sports and other amusements A
Genuine Irish Piper vii be on ths
grounds. AS this is the last day Of
Unila Park season the committee
will use every effort to make it a
Gala Day.
Admission 10 Cents.
Evening journal., 1895-08-23
DTLAWARU DTVTsTON


For New Castle, 9.51 p. m. and 1901 night
For Cape Charles, Old Point Comfor
and Norfolk, 1901 night.
For MiddletoWn, Clayton, Dover, Wy
oming, FELTON,, Harrington, BrldgeviIlo
Seaford, Laurel and Delmar, l2.01 night.
Evening journal., 1895-08-23

May lm5
The morning times., 1895-10-26
CHURCH BUILDING EVOLUTION.
MediaevaI Cathedrals Eloquently Dis
cussed Before Geogrnphic Society.

The development OF the meoiacval cathe-
dral was treated in Il scholarly and en-
tertaining style by Mr.. Ernest Flagg.
architect OF the Episcopal Cathedral Of
this city, in his lecture last evening. at the
meeting OF the National Geographic Society
In hctzerott Hall.
Excellent stereopticon views admirably
illustrating the technical changes in the
art of church building and displa ying many
views of historic churches. in line with
the points of his lecture, added greatly to
the force of Mr.. Flaggs remarks.
He traced the arcniJecturr anu structural
development OF the mediaeval church from
the basilica of the Romans, graphically
portraying the gradual adaptation OF the
ancient 'place for kings" as the basis for
the construction of houses OF worship.
Minutely he brought to the minds OF his
hearers the process of structural develop
ment until the stereopticon flashed upon
the canvas the view of several marvellous
mediarval churches. r,tnsims OF which are
TO be seen to-day In Europe.
The next meeting will be the first
of the technical course. and win be con-
ducted by Mr. Herbert G. Ogden, who will
give narrative of his own explorations on
the Isthmus of Darieu, with discussion
by others, who are familiar with that
region.
The morning times., 1895-10-26
JUMPED HIM IN THE DARK.
Three Strangers Assa uIted Mr.. Rosen.

Three Strangers Assa ulted Mr.. Rosen-
baum and Two Are Locked Up.
An unprovoked assault was committed
last evening upon X. A. Rosenbauu.
young man, who resides at No. 312 b
street northwest. by three strangers who
had just arrived In the city from New
Jersey.
Mr.. Rosenb0um was passing along e
street, between Thirteenth and Fourteenth
streets northwest, and when near the
National Theater, the three men pounced
upon him.
They bore him to the sidewalk and would
no doubt have beaten him severely had
not Policeman C.. A. Carlson come to
his rescue. The officer seized two OF
Mr.. Rosenbaum's assaiiants, the third
ma king his escape by running rapidly
across Pennsylvania avenue.
Policeman Carlson started toward the
Twelfth street station with his prisoners,
and when the corner of Thirteenth street
had been reached, one of the men, James
Cort, broke away from the officer and
darted down Thirteenth street toward
the Agricultural Department Park. Caris-
son turned the other man over to Police
men Busliall and Boyce, and started with
crowd Of men and boys to pursue the
fugitive.
When the park was reached the pursuers
lost all trace of the fugitive until small
boy awled into 4 ciump OF bushes. A
few seconds after the lad had disappeared
In the dense foliage, lie shouted:
Here he is, Mister Policeman"
Carlson then entered the bushes and
coliared the runner.
At the station-house. the first man gave
his name as william l.. Bull, twenty years
OF age. and a medical student. The fellow
who tried to escape said be was James
Cort, nineteen years of age, and had no
occupation. Both said they had Just
come from Newark, n. j.