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Evening star., 1896-07-16
PENNSYLVANIA RAILRCAD.
Station corner OF 9Th and Is streeGA

PENNSYLVANIA RAILRIAD.
In effe", June -, 1896
H AM M ysri t2ys T2G IN S n sGndays ,rI PITS
I" rESSsYfsyAsIA i:s:sss
Harrisburg to shicaso tinsinnai. lndianapoiis.
g. Louis. Cleveland and Toledo. Buffet Parlor
o:so AN. FAST L1NE-Pullman BUFFET rarlor
Car 10 Harrisburg Buffet Parlor Car. Harris
$40 f.M. cHIcAGo AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS
and a'1 Dining faFst Cars ca o S.
LSufs Ins,nnst, stt,I LSasys and Ghisass
ing Car to Chicago anl Harrisburg to Cleveland
7iS pn1PF PM Ca. sofhM 70 G9lsass
a pniHs ea5s hsais and sleer
,o4S ns cfr fM MHaI!sETf FAG to SIas. see
Ing Car to Pi,lshurg.
S9 AM Fs,. cE Rochester and
1890 AN. for Ellnra and Remove, daily. e.cep.
s,nd,t sS%naay soT sno Lock Hav1 week days and VIII
TO M for skT SiS Rochester Buffalo and
to Bridge Sa Ssa Sas
1910 Pm. for Erie, Canandaigua. Rochester Buff
inio and Niagara Falls daily. SleeSing Car Wash
FOR PHILADELPHIA. NEW YoRR AND THE
400 Pm. -coNcREssasIAL snSS LIMITED. daily,
20 w1s 99E & isSm so
mna'su @nIns cs and Dining Sas from oao VIII
1isS FM; On Sunday 200 dining ing caSj. @ 40 40
S:W: II LOO tDinlng Car from wilmington AN;
BIB, s:i5. 4:29 $40. 1000 and y s5 r NJ. For
aals aahliadeGhla only Fast L,pIess 80 An wees
Pm. daily, For Boston wlihou, change. 1850
So IN weekdays, days and sl5 Pm. daily.
For Baltimore e:25. 700. 7:2o. 7:5o, 900, 10 90,
II io ;o3 9. and an il;no AM l2;l3 i2;S 2:ol
An: 12;15. 1:1o, POI, 3la. $40 t4:oo Lin
and ,as i, tSoi s2 No. s;oS' s:4o 7lo 1000 1910
For .pope's Creek Line 7:2o AM. and 4:so Pm.
roL daily; Snna,., s,esp. SUNDAY Sundays s33 An
and and aa'ff. 90 fM except Sunday, Sundays 300 AN
Atlantic Coast Line. Express for Richmond. points
Sa,,1 on Atiaa,tc n,uS Coast Line 40 An $40 PM
Accommoda tion for Quantico, 7:45 A. II. daily and
4:25 PM. week days.
FOR Ade1andria AZ 80 s:s5. ~. $40 s:45, 1881
6:l5. so2. 1910 and 11:42 pm. On sunday at
a:3o. 745. s:45 AN; 2:45. 6:l5. SOP and IO:1
Leave ave Ale1andra for Washington sos. e:4s, 7o,
s;23 500 $50. s13. 700, 7:2o. 9:Io. 1859 and
l1:0s Pm. On Sunday at 6:43. 8:iO 10: :2s A. n;
z;'' ';So Esi6H2 seS e sdSsPf3Ss s;1S sPa 1Gsz Pm
For Altar tic City via DelIwar River Bridge. all
rail route,, IL 90 AN. week days S:i5 and
ll;3' PM daily; via Market Street Wharf,
week days. 2:i5 and ii s5 Pm daily
days. II IS p NJ. daily.
Ticket ofces. corner Fifteenth and streets. and
at the station Sixth and streets. where orders
can be left for the checking Of baggage destina
tlon from hotels and residences
General Manager. General Pass Agt
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Schedule in effect June %, 1896.
Leave WashingtOn from station corner of Ne

oAL1IMOh6 AND OdlO hAlLROAU.
Schedule in effect June 20, 1896.
Leave Washington from station corper Of New
For Chicago sSSd saa
trains Far cn:;n,s; IL S0 sm sGs sR: Pm n,
For Pittsburg and Geveland, express daily ii 80
@, For Berkeley Springs s:45 pm. daily. except
SUNDAY Special. 12so pm. daily. and sos pm.
For Deer Park. Mountain Lake Park and Oak.
land, l2:s5. 8:45 pm, 12:lb am, all daily. No
trains stop at Mountain Lake Park Sunday.
For Lexington and Staunton IL 30 am.
For winchester and way stations. 1890 pm.
Msps snd
daily; fSr Ilssp Islsspins G Cars Il through %.FEn
.7;o' 15le17so $500 $50. xe:so .lo:oo. Al2 :oo
5os $50 i2,9 ZAP IA asS ,s ,.2s
dS;2o, dS, ll:15 1lI:5o pm: and i12:Ol night. Sun
a .7lS o $50 800 ''os ss ,s9o 4 BIZ
Io0; x2i0; 6:So. 1s:OO, 1920. l1:l5. xl1:5O pm,
Fo' Annapolis 7:1o and $50 am. 1910 and
4:2s pm. Sundays, $50 am, 49, PIN.
For Frederick, 900, i'll 80 am, s1:16. t4:3O,
For hasers,ovn, I'll 30 am and $3.50 pm
80 b3o. 7:o5 pm. Sundays. 800 am. 1:I5.
Gr sS Hss sna so Say 4 s4t ss s 5
7:os' ~ 80 pm. Sundays, 9:O0 am. 1:15. 535.
For Washington Junction and way points, 300
am; am, Mlo pm Express trains stopping at prin-
uRal stations only. fi:3O, to: 80 pm
For Bay Ridge. week days. 9:13 and 42S
pm Su.days, 3:35 AIN, 80 and 3:15 pm.
From bay RIDGE week days, 6:I5 Il H.. $50 and
s:lo pm. sundays, 800 and s:15 pm.
For Cape May, 10 a NJ, II noon.
ROYAL BLUE LINE FOR NEW YORK AND
PHILADELPHIA
All trains Illuminated With pintsch light.
For Philadelphia, New York, Boston and the East,
week days. ZOO, 7O5. 500 1000 am. Dining
Carr. l2:UO, l2:3o. 300 t5.0o Dining carr, 500
pm. N2:Ol night Sleeping Car open at 1000
oclockl; SUNDAYS Go5, Dining Carr, 900 an,
Dining Carr, u2:S5 Dining Carr, 800 ,':o5 Dining
Carr, 500 az. night Sleeping Car open for pas-
senSers 1000 pm.).
Buffet Parlor Cars on all day trains
For Atlantic City, 1000 a. m, l2:O0 noon Dnd
Il: pm week days 12:35 pm. Sundays.
tEXcept Sunday. 'Daiy. sSunday only.
xExprcss trains.
Baggage called for and checked from hotels and
residences by Unon Transfer Co. on orders left at
ticket offices, 6l9 Pennsy ylvania avenue NV, New
York a2enue and 10Th street, and at Depot
WM. Is. GREENE, CHAS. .. SICLL.
Gen. Manager. UyiJ Gen Pass. Agt.
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OCEAN TRAVEL.
Anchor Line

UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIPS
SAIL FROM NEW YORK EVERY SATURDAY FOR
GLASGOW VIA LONDONDERRY.
Rates for Saloon Passage
Ry SIS. CITY OF ROME go aad upward
Second Cabin, SO. Stecrage S25 so
OTHER STEAMERS, Cabin, $50 and upward.
Second Cabin. $50 and $35. Stcerage, S24 so
DRAFTS AT LOWEST CURRENT RATES
For further information apply 10
or G. w. MOSS, s2l Pa. ave. NV, or EDw r.
DROOP. 325 IA. Washington. apS-3m
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY.
THROUGH THE GRANDEST SCENERY N
AMERICA. ALL TRAINS VESTIBULED,
MEALS SERVED IN DINING CARS STA
TON SIXTH AND STREETS

Schedule in effect May IL, 1896.
2:2O Pm. DAILY-CincLnati and St Louis Spe-
eial- Solid train for Cincinnati. Pullman sls4pers
to Cincinnati. Lexington. Louisville. indianapolis
and st. Louis without change. Connects at Gov
ington. Va. for Hot Springs. Parlor cars Gin
cinnati to Chicago.
for Cincinnati. Pullman sleepers to Cincinnati
Lexington snd Louisville without change. Pull.
man sleeper to Virginia Hot Springs, without
change, Tuesdays, Thursdays and saturdays. Daily
connection for the Springs. Observation car
Seepers Cincinnati to Chicago and st. Louis
1857 AM, EXCEPT sUNDAY-Via Bichmond
for Old Point and Norfolk. Only rail line
Vile, staunton and for Richmond. daily, except
Sunday.
Reservations and tickets at Chesapeake and Oh,o
Offices, b18 and 1927 Pennsylvania avenue lilo II
st. NV, and - the station.
81. ". FULLER
my18 General Passenger Agent
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FOREIGN POSTAL SERVICE.

WASHINGTON. D. C.. POST OFFICE NOTICE.
s sRoula be m read daily by all Interested as changes
FoKEIG> Nails for the week ending July IS
will close prTPaty A t.s Srn %ics 81 as follows;
T%*S4 $ir a En,fI:H Sp f,
Fla Normandie, from New York via Havre. Let
!sss for Other psTts Of EUROPE mus. he airef!sd r
Ssss%:!"Sa S,a,, CA, S%;ss ,r"1 r% M SES
Aa, as,lam M leA5 io:;s TM; Tor sT%TLAXD r,l -
Glasgow Letters mus, st be directed Per Fur
pessia,' (c,At lo:55 r.M. for NORWAY, per SIS.
reeted Per Ireland
soI,n ,nnINTED , NATTER. ETc..German stsams-s
ss:S ss;;s #S +sa's':. printed matter for
White Star steamers sailing from New York on
wedntsys IS, fake nS sGeciay addressed printed mat
G"Ha,q sailing from New 1Gk Gr.%
Ainercan and French Line Line stsamers team take print
advertised 10 carry mail
Mills FOR s1IrH AND CENTRAL AMERICA,
THGRsDAf.Cd,At e:25 AN. for BEHMrDA,psr
f ar S2% a2s H !EGn sas MsT fSF OBJ hE S Tn An
for PORT ANTONIO Jamai.a, per steamer from
and WINnwARD ISLANDS, MARTINIQUE, and
for 5"m and ny HSt
mist be directed Per Fontabelle.' .,.,.,
1sLhSn Ek!HhfA aMA ls5 u. M chHYroMS IS TGHTUSE
Z; HA + S;ss3;S A;Aqf r.
BAsco. TUXpAM and YTCATAN, also CUnA, per
So. Seneca from New York. Specially addressed
and TUK:ls ISLAND, per SIS. New York from
ID, Mails for NEwFouNDL.AND via New, York:
by rail to Halifax and theme by steamer, close at
'a) Mails for MIQGELoN. by rail to Boston and
s thence by steamer, close at this Office ''aily at
te) Mails for CUBA Except those for SANTIAGO
DE cuBA which are forwarded via Nc New r, aork,'
Ing by, steamers sailing Mondays and Thursdays
from Pert Tampa Fla.
aGdressed for dispatch by 'si steamer, close ut this
office daily at $50 am
Mails for AHsfRAh AsMshAGlFc except those for West
FIJI anG lS"Ps bS
daily up to to my Ii i, at $50 pm Co., r.oo,.
from rom Tacoma. close here daily up to July %. at
Mails ph,, for the the SOCIETY ISLANDS, ship City
to July o. at $40 pm
Mag for CHINA and JAPAN especially aa
cfuver, close here daily up to July p, at 63O
p m. b). IL.
Francisco close here dali, 'n up to July 30. at $50
pm.
HAWAII and FIJI ISLANDS 'e Especially addressed addressed
only. per s.s. Warrimoo, from Vancouver. close
here daily after July Is, and up to August 1, at
$50 pm. (b).
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS are forwarded to the
port of sailing daily and the schedule of closing is
arranged on the presumption of their uninterrupted
overland transit.
(a) Registered mail closes at 10 am. same day.
] D IN.
(c) Registered mail closes at pm. day v.
ld) Registered mail closes at pm. previous day.
(e) Registered mai closes st pm. Tuesdays and
saturdays.
JAMES p WILLETT Postmaster
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CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY
INTENDED steamships sailing from Vancouver
TO Japan AND China:
EMPRESS OF INDIA. Aug 3, Oct l2 Jan. 4
EMPRESS or JAPAN....Aug. "a, Nov. 8, Feb
EMPRESS OF CHINA. Sept H. Dec Z, Mar
TO HOMO .CLU, FIJI AND AUSTRALIA:
WARRIMOo, Aug. S. MIoWERA, Sept. S.
Second cabin accommoda tions very low rates
For tickets and freight rates apply 353 Broadway
N Y For freight rates only, 10 Wall ST., N Y.
fe15-eolyr
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$23O-MARYLAND COLLEGE FOR YOUNG La
lege powers. including degrees. Modern conven-
iences, large campus. thorough training. home
forts Sixteen states represented. Non -sectarian
Rev.J. H. TURNER. AN. Prest.. .Lutherville Nd.
te1G52t
Evening star., 1896-07-16

ST. JOHNS COLLEGE.t ANNAPOLIS MD
1Osth session commences fSth September. Excel
lent Preparatory School ATTACHED for boys IL to I6
SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO
THE PREPARATION OF CANDIDATES FOR
THE NAVAL ACADEMY.
Address the Pres't. THOMAS FELL, LID PH d
iys-y2t
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ST. AGNES SCHOOL UNDER THE DIRECTION
of Bishop Doane. Preparation for all colleges
Special Studies and Courses of College Study.
Special adva Itages in MBic and Art Gymna
ty1-7st
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WASHINGTON. d. c.. POST OFFICE NOTICE.
should be read daily by all interested, as changes
may occur Pny time.
FOREIGN MAILS for the week ending July IS
will close promptly at this Office follows:
TRANS
Evening star., 1896-07-16

ACADEMY. ROCKVILLE. Mb.. FOR BOYS HAS
ex-pupils Mt Uni" of Va Cornell. Leiuh, Prince
ton and Mass. Inst. of Technology Boston.
Address W. !. MASON, 7. 5. y. A..rrn. jy15 .2n.
Evening star., 1896-07-16

SWA\\'S.
beautifully situated On the Potomac. mile
from Piney Point wharf and ST. George river
Persons who desire 10 spend the summer months
in comfortable. home-iike way, where they can
have plenty of oysters. fish, crabs, etc, Will tinl
Swanns Just the house they looking for
Three mails daily from Wash, d. G. Boa ting.
fishing. Grabbing. bathing. sailing and other
amus.msnts free BOARD, per week. So; day, ST.
jy 15-Gts j. +. SWAMI, =. NJ. Piney Point Md
Evening star., 1896-07-16

TIE PLIMHIMNON. OCEAN CITY. MD.-A NEW
and mo.t attractive hotel, with every modern
Convenience. Open June 13. Mrs. L. T SHRENE.
Ocean City. Md. at Office Of
JAMES II. ELLSWORTH, 80 Washington Loan
and Trust bldg te30- tu, th&s-1m
The evening times., 1896-04-27
= IL Il Seventh Northwe

am not going to harbor you. You had
better go home. This is no place for tired
men. Step out"
This is a derned funny city" said
Mate to Flynn; they lock man UP when
he doesn't want to be locked up. and won't
lock him up when he wants to be locked
up
What kind of talks that?" said Flynn;
''shutrp and move on.'''
"wilI he arrested if / don't?'' asked
Mote wearily.
Flynn said he would not arrest him for
any crime. short OF murder, and Mote de-
parted Gisrusted with the freedom of the
city thai had been accorded him.
The evening times., 1896-04-27
MUST ANSWER TWO CHARGES.

Mrs. Mary Moore Arraigned in Both
the Police Courts.
Mrs. Mary Moore, proprietress OF the
Madison oyster parlCrs. No. 333 Missouri
avenue, was a prisoner in the police court
This morning. Her house was raided last
night by sergt Falvey, Precinct Detective
Hartigan and a squad of Sixth precinct
patrolmen, as described in The Morning
Times. The seventeen men and women
captured in the house were also present as
witnesses.
Mrs. Moore was first arraigned before
Judge Kimball In the downstairs court.
charged with keeping an unlicensed bar.
She demanded n jury trial, and bonds were
fixed at 81 900.
She was then taken upstairs to Judge
Niller's court, and arraigncd on the second
charge of keeping bawdy house. Bonds
were fixed at $500. The cases will be
set for trial this week.
The evening times., 1896-04-27
Brutal woman Sentenced.

Verline Jenifer, a flashy looking colored
woman, who was with "Chalky" Lancas-
ter, colored, when he seriously assaulted
Samuel Mccoy several nights ago, was a
prisoner In the police court PEN this
forenoon. Mccoy was brutally beaten and
kicked by "Chaiky'' and Verline at the
old tenement in South Washington known
as THE Barracks" Lancaster is serv-
ing q two-months' term for the crime. The
woman was fined So or fifteen days by
Judge Miller today.
The evening times., 1896-04-27
Marriage Licenses.

Licenses to marry have been issued as
follows:
william Fl. Speiser and Sarah F. Tindle.
Moses a. Tapping Of Elizabeth City
county. Va, and Harriet s. Watson of
Hampton. Va.
william DeAtley and Amanda Kines.
Samuel A. White and Maria F. Thompson
of Westmoreland county. Va.
Newton W. Leonard of New York city
and Sallie W. Norvell.
Henry E. Vauhorn and Julia E. johnson.
Benjamin A. Franklin of Philadelphia
and jeanette f. Haslett.
william Il. Brockenborough and Catha-
rine Queenan.
David Scott and Nancy Bailey.
The evening times., 1896-04-27
roue,t FIruurrom the outside. He Thought

broug ght FIynufrom the outside. He Thought
murder was being committed.
With some difficulty Kendig quieted the
old man aud stood him up againstthe rail-.
Now, uncle" said Mr.. Pugh, tell US
us what this ID an said to you"
Isaac indulged 10 a calliope sneeze, made
a low bow to the judge and commenced his
story. every now aud then turning to point
at the defendant. chsracterizing him as
..dah yaller man.
II appeared that Bland came to Norman
and asked him TO patronize clothing store
cor which he was drumming trade.
Il SCI sho," said Norman, case / alters
wants te buy frum nah own cullah. Den
he pulls out er pack oh white kyards, and
sez draw one, and you may git prize
wild dc suit
THE OLD TRICK.
Isaac said be drew one with mark on the
back OF il, when Bland declared he was
| entitled to premium.
Then the oldthreadbare trick wasattempt-
ed Of ringing the third man in. Another col
ored man sauntered up and asked to try
his luck. He drew several times, but failed
to get a marked card.
Pulling bill out of his pocket he offered
| to bet SO that he could draw a prize.
Bland displayed piece OF green paper
which, he said, was dollar bill, and
tried to persuade Norman to put up 50.
Its dead easy" he said: "he can draw
a marked card and Wen divide the money"
Norman was not as green as he looked,
and refused TO have anything to do with
The matter.
Bland followed him up the street to
where tne old mans wagon was stand
ing in front of the market, and insisted that
he give bin the So to het the confederate.
II opens dis hyah eye" said Norman,
poking his finger under one of his eye
lids IAN sez, man what does yer see in
dere? Eff you sees green, den l gibs you
de money"
Norman Informed the police of BANDS
attempt to swindle him, and they arrested
the impostor.
Judge Kimball scored him in imposing
sentence. sa ying he Was the meanest kind
OF a swindler, in trying to rob the old,
unsuspecting country folks.
Couldn't fool you, uncle" said Mr..
Pugh. as Isaac, hugging to his bosom a
corpulent umbrella. stepped off>the stand.
"Deed dey couldn't, boss he griDned.
.I wukked for gemman once what bought
a lead brick fer gold. an dat cut nah eye
teef.''
GAVE HIMSELF UP.
william Mate is "a native of Mechanics
vile, Del. he is as confirmed vagrant
as johnson, but does not possess that gen.
tleman's happy nature. he came into the
policc court this morning and told Flynn
he waited to. be sent to the workhouse.
Flynn l,srded him over to Kendig and
the latter put him in the dock. Mate is
built after the lines of a tadpole. with an
astonishingiy abnormal growth of head and
a pair tf weak. thin legs.
"Your honor" he said weakly. II want
to &c to the workhouse."
"what for?''
Because Pm tired"
why don't you so to work?'' asked
Judge Kimban. ''You are a healthy-look-
Ing man.
Mote shook his head solemnly. 81 can't
work, and want some place to co.
why can't you work." demanded the
Judge with some asperity; '.you are able to,
Im sure"
Mate lounged against the rail. saying he
was an invalid.
.'You don't look It," said the court, land
The evening times., 1896-04-27
JURiis OUT Of COURT
William Mates Vain Effort to
Get Behind Bars.
WOES OF A VERY TIRED MAN

The Judge Refused to Send the Self
Delivered Defendant to the Work.
ont Any Green In His Eycs-PhilO-
sophical Vagrant Attended to.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-09
CAUGHT THE THIEVES.
The Gang Of Car Pilferers
Broken Up.
STOLE ON A SMOOTH SCHEME.

One wonId ne shipped In n mig Hos
and While In Transit Would Open
Other boxes and Pack Ills Box Fall
aud Then Escape From the Car ~
Some Way station.
CHICAGO, Oct. s.-Tho detectives and
agents Of the Chicago and Northwest
ern railway have arrested the members
and stopped the operations Of the most
sldllful, as we'll rs successful gang Of
freightcar pilferers with whom the rail
road detectives Of Chicago have had 10
deal for many years. Il is known thus
far that Eve railroads, the Northwest
ern, Burlington and Quincy, Great
Western. Wisconsin Central and Rock
Island, have suffered through the oper.
Ations Of the gang, and IL is believed
not less than 10000 worth Of property
has been stolen within the last sir
months W. I. johnson. @. W. Parks,
J. W. Miller, charged with conspiracy
and robbery. and G.. Hamburger,
charged with receiving stolen property,
have been arrested In connection with
the case
The thieves planned thor work SC
that one member Of the gang was
shipped by freight in huge box marked
household goods Augurholes IN the
boz provided for air for the occupant,
and food. water and candles were also
supplied him before the start.
When the train in which the car wa'
taken out had proceeded 90 or 70 miles
from tho city the thief in the box, who
was also supplied with tools, released
himself, broke open boxes containing
merchandise, repacked IL in the box he
had vacated. mailed up the rihed cases,
and saving a hole In the floor Of the
car escaped in the darkness when the
train was at standstill in some small
country place. His companions would
telegraph ahead 10 the conSigneo Of the
box OF stolen property to reship 1t &c
Chicago, whore they would receive Il
and get possession Of its contents.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-09
A STAND GOES DOWN.
Several Women Were BADLY Hurt and
Many Persons Trampied Upon.

Several Women Were BADLY Hurt aud
Many Persons Trampied Upon.
HAMMOND, Ind, Oct. s.-Timbers Civ.
ing way In a temporary stand erected
over the fountain basin at Central park,
where William J. Bryan spoke last
night. resulted in panic, in which sew.
eral women were painfully injured and
half hundred thrown into the chilly
water. The badly injured are;
Mrs. Charles A. Cleveland.
Babe Leonard.
Mrs. Henry Lund.
Mrs. Oscar A. Krimbill.
Miss Annie Weaver.
Miss Ethel Howe.
Tho stand was crowded with womer
and children waiting to get glimpse o.
the presidential candidate. Someone
eager to keep up the enthusiasm, shout
ed: Here he comes r. A rush wa
made for the platform and elevate
places. Daring the rush the structure
which was made Of 2.inch plank
thrown loosely over ordinary buildinI
joists, gave way, and n score Of person.
were plunged into the basin. In IN,
panic which followed women fAinteS
and children were trampled upon. Or
der was restored before Mr.. Bryan ant
his party reached the grounds Tn
physicians. who attended the injured ar,
Of the opinion that no fatalities will 70
sult
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-09
ny CONNOLLY. PALMER6 CARNEs
MALcotN CahsEs Ediior.
srnscRrrriox rnlcE.
Chas. Il Edge. denll.l. nryan. Boz

Chas. II. Edge, dentist, Bryan, Tex
He. Robinson went 70 Brcm ond
Yesterday.
DIR. w. II. Wilson went to Calves
ton yesterday.
SIR. Henderson has gone to Gamer
on fora visit.
just receiYed-A nice lot Of alfalfa.
Phone ST.. n. F.F. Castles.
Kit is selling numbers Of his Japan
csc herb belts.
J. ". and Lum Benson were ia from
Harvey yesterday.
Mrs. T. @. Num- and children are via
iting In Hearne.
Fresh oysters received daily at the
Randy Kitchen. Phone POP, 27O
Mrs. Emmett Rohde returned D.
Hearne yesterday.
Miss Edna Nall left yesterday to visit
relatives at Ardmore, 1T,
Gus Plagus Of lIurien was in %,
city yesterday.
Mrs. 7. J. Mcqueen is visiting Mayor
and MIS-. Adams.
jesse Royder Of wcllborn called on
the Eagle yesterday.
Free and unlimited inn every night
at Kits medicine show.
While you sit around talking polite.
the other fellow gels there.
Georgia came up smiling with an ia
creased majority for democracy.
Ilaswell's new fancy glass and porce-
lain electric light shades are what yoy
want. "a
Call at Tyler IIaswel's aud see thos,
beautiful new fancy glass and porcelain
electric light shades. ~
They are now making printing prcssc
with bicycle attachments aud the av
erage devil regards It AZ mans great
eat invention.
Oysters delivered at IS cents pc
hundred by the Handy Kitchen. Phonl
eO2. ~
The grounds where Yellowstone Kit
performances are given were cleane.
of thoroughly Yesterday and good seat
may be had for the small price Of Sc.
was nervous, tired, irritable an
cross. karl's Glover Root Tea ha
made me well and happy
Sold by oil druggists.
MIS-. T.. b. WORDEN.
], zuloh, DR., A. Barlow and G W
keeier Of Willow Hole w,re in tow
yesterday.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-09
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.

II. NJ Thompson, a farmer, living 10
miles from Mckinney. Tex, was found
dead In bed.
A small cloudburst and hail did some
damage at Italy, Tex. Il was only
AbOu, two miles square.
Ed HAupt Of Kaufman. Tex, has In.
vented an electrical oottonpaoking ma.
chine.
Otto Anderson and Miss Ora Houdlots
attempted suicide Al LATHE Rock, Ark,
Il was love affair The girl may live.
The skeleton Of an unknown man
was found near MoAloster, l. 7. Il Il
believed 20 have boon murder.
An injunction has been granted
against tbs Cloburno Herald lessees fOl
changing the policy Of the paper from
Populist 20 Republican.
DR.. Karl +. Nitz murdered his wife
and then suioided AZ Chicago, 10 wal
the result Of frequent quarrols.
Lord Rosebery has resigned A. loadel
Of the Liberal party In England.
Vice President Stevenson delivered
the annual grafton before the grand
lodge Of Masons Of Illinois Al Chicago
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-09
For Tax Assessor.

Mr.. r. NJ Nall, the present efficient
tax assessor Of Brazos county, Announ.
ccs this morning for reelection " the
office which has held only one term.
We take pleasure In saying that no
criticisms or objections can be raised
against his official ability or conduct
He has attended TO the affairs Of the
Office In a thorough, business,like way,
satisfactory alike TO the state authoh.
ties and the people. lie l. courteous,
obliging and knows everybody In the
county, and Il may be added that he
has done all the riding work himself,
which is unusual In this or any other
county Mr.. Nall offers for reelection
upon the record he has made a. asses.
sor, and IL willing 10 stand or fall by
the fair Judgement Of the people upon
that record.