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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-09-26
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE IS ACRES S-IiOoM HOUSE, BARN,
&c; 100 peach. 300 apple and 60 pear trees; all
in full bearing; miles from Takoma Park.
Montgomery Co, Md; $500; - for
$500; also IL acres. $1,000: fine water; good
road frontage. OWNER H., Star Office It,
FOR RENT-CoUNTRY SEAT. SLIGO, MoNTGoM-
cry CO.. Md: q acres; 10-room house: m t. lease
S21 30 Ier no. W. ii. BARNES Il CO.,
it ca + st. NV.
WANTED-TO BUY OR ACRES OF HIGH,
arabic lard. suitable for home; near car line;
Chevy Chase line preferred. Address. stating
terms location, etc, YOUNG COUPLE. Star
ofhce. se2'-3ts
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y NV
[ bet 18th and 18th
SITS (w:th s:at,lej. $3.50
II l ave bet 18th st
and tcnl ave 800
K l ave bet 17tl 81
and Conn ave. $50
Il l ave bet 18th st
and Conn ave tw.th
stabieJ .4iG.6I
Mass ave bet 18th &
18th SITS. .375
Cor 10th X COrcocln $50
Il ! ave bet 18th ST
and Conn ave. 1913. 81
X st bet 18th and
18th SITS. .361
10th ST bet X ard L.3oO
ii st bet 18th K 18th
with stablc). .291 g.
Il | ave 4 18th st .2SG. 81
Mass ave cor 18th ST
with stable). .25O
X l ave bet 14th and
10Th SITS. ..oC
Conn ave bet " and
y stS. .ZJt
Conn ave brt ii and
SIS. 20
18th ST bat y ST and
Mass ave. .25C
18th and Clifton SITS
tcorn.r) .-.-.......25C
L ST bet 18th n 18th
SIS -.
VI st near Conn ave. %
-Sth bet NJ ami y SITS
with stahlc). .1obC
3lst AID 2 stS.
dupont circle bet y
ii ave and L st. .2Ol
II st bet 10th and
Dlsf stS On-p
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BOARDING..

BOARD. WITH CONNECTING APARTMENTS
LIST and I'd floors: house new: rot water heat;
children; terms. $50 and So: fur. unfur. Mrs
CHERRY. 300 Pa. NV, north OF Wash
Circle IL
1929 nth ST. N.W.-II.EASANT AND ATT.AC-
tive rooms first and second floor. separately
en- suite. with first-ca-- table board;
Sonalle; references exchanged. :c.S-ii'
FOUR GENTLEMAN CAN RE ACCOMMODATED
with board ard large. nicely furnished rooms: all
home comforts: in private family: terms very r
sonabe. 1876 Maryl md seo.;-st'
ROOMS AND BOARD IN NEW HOUSE: HOT VA
Ter Lent electric gas lighting: porcelain and
tiled baths: table f!rSt-cllS-. Call address
Mrs. GRANVILLE. 112G Sir 81. ". s'o6lct'
THE Al BURN, 22p ST. AND PA AVE NV. on
line Of cable cars: large, cool rooms with hoard
for transient permanent boarlers: terms rea-
sonable. y2-tf
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mi: S22J0. 2O1O 18th; r. b. & Gel; yds-:
H. So, 80. 500 v. ]. ave: r.. b. 4 eel; yds.:
mi: S3r5o. Good repair Apply 1216 st.n.w.
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MONEY TO LOAN. IN SUNS TO SUIT, AT LON
rates Of in;ercst, on D. c. real estate. Also
ii.stalment and builders loans. Prompt atteu-
ton. WALTER IL. AGkE.R.
apll-u 104 1tth
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FOR SALE-NEw ERA AND VANDALIA BICl-
cles; strictly high grade AID fully guaranteed;
prce S4J: second hand wheels. only heca used
two months; price. $3.50: tandems and bicycles
for hire Open Sundays. Clio L ST. NV. sels-12t'
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR SALE-LOTS-
We offer several exceptionally good bargains in
lots in the best locat ions
Sixteenth street
Massachusetts ave-
New Hampshire ave-
Connecticut ave.
Washington Heights
Columbia Heights
Mt. PLEASANT
We are not at liberty to announce lowest fig
ures publicly. Those in pursuit of such property
may profit by giving us interview.
1t VIM II. SAUNDERS 4 CO.. 1907 F ST.
FOR SALE BARGAINS FOR BUILDERS-ONE OF
the most desirable corner lots in Columbia Hts
cheap Two choice lots near Lincoln Park; offer
wanted. JAMES A. GAHHL 626 18th st. n.w.1t
FOR SALE-THE BEST BARGAIN IN A FINE
building lot fashOnably located; 22xS0. Only
st. se23-w&s2t
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DENTISTRY.
FOR SALE-PIANOS

FOR SALE CABINET GRAND UPRIGHT PA
nos, slightly used; cost when $3.50; will sell
ut sacrifice. CHAS. VI. SrlIfF. New Ware
Rooms." 52l I'm 81. nv. nelr Z 81. se2a
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FOR RENT SIG II ST. NV; 3-STORY AND
basement tay-winlow brick; IL rooms AMI oath;
modern coEveDicrces
224 18th St s-w:; IA rooms: bath. Apply to
IL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-09-26

FOR SALE-AND EXCHANGE
Several frst-class business properties. including
some fine corners
Houses from $3.50 to $4,000.
Lnt1 in all sections OF the city, from $3.50 up
ward. Rpl6-tD f. G. AUKAM. 600 st. NV.
FOR Saloon A FASHIONABLE DRIVEWAY,
very pretty and desirable six-rOons and bath
dwellings; bun bricks stone and galvanized iron
trimmings; very nicely finished interior; large
rooms and hall: electric bells and attachments on
gas fixtures. Price. $4,000; very easy terms. In
Crire of NJ. NJ. PARKER. 141S F St mh2S-tf
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Columbia Heights near Clifton st.. opposite
Mrs. Logan's new house, IL rooms and bath,
handsomely papered; blinds, screens, awnings,
electric lighting. electric bells, speaking tubes,
instantaneous fire alarm. steam heat, open fire.
places; open all day. Rent $40 per month.
Also TWO houses same as above. communica ting,
making "a rooms and two baths. Rent $40.
1905 Clifton ST.; new modern house: IA rooms,
tiled bath. hot-water heat. open fires, stationary
wash tubs. handsomely papered, awnings electric
lighting, electric bells speaking tubes: opposite
Barber place: grand view Of the cityi open all
1901 Clifton q. os8-tf
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BUSINESS CHANCES

FOR RENT-AS GROCERY, WOOD AND COAL
yard or for storage under cover, SIG l. se.; J-r.
fr. stOre; large stable; side ard alley. Only
81. SO mo-; cheap. FULLER FULLER, SO4 It'll
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-12-31
Gin 96redem Der Werbred,cr.

en- Sort @mitb, Mrt., lit Der 8lnz
besri@tec Siaac Barrier aus benz 2eben
ge19ieben, elm Mann, Der our9 iein
fur9tloles 8orgeben gesen Die Rdrber
unb MDrber in benz un9e6euren Stz
1tritt, >pelder unter ieiner Surisoitttz
on 1tanb, ii6 einen beriibmten Namen
qema6t unb mebr als trgeno Elm Mnoe>
rer our Musrottun9 Der 8anoiten in
ienen balbciptliiirten 2ano1trt@en BET
qetrage1 bat. Gs fam tuum einem
53peif el unterliegen, bab pom Hl4ter
Barrier in ben % Sabren, melae er
ols 8unbesri4ter fun9irt bat. meb>
0erbre9er gum Sobe perurtbeilt NOR
ben 1inb, ols BON irgeno einem Netner
Mmtsbriiber, benn ct bat liber 2O0
MDrber ouf bas @4affot gelhtdt.
@i9ter Barter, pelder I'M Sabre 1888
in Belmont County, s., bas 2tht Der
@e(t erblidte, %perbontte feline Grnenz
nunq benz Yrd1 ibenten @rant, oer tbm
urIpriinglth bos Mmt beS SberridterS
BON l1tob perlieb, ipelher i'm l4ltebz
lid aber gum Mi@ter fir ben Weltotz
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-12-31
Wieperbplt tam Is ppr, baB bic

Wieoerbolt tam es por, baB bic
Gntl9eiounsen oes Mt4ters Yarter
nitt init benz 9ubltaben oes @eiebes
i'm @intlange ltunoen, uno Dab cine
@preinsenpmmenbett se9en bic 3eugen
ieinerieits offen auf Der 9onb lag;
ouein bos fam oaber, neil Ct bic Ser
losenbeit Der ertauften 3eu9en tannte
uno er ii9 bur9 bic BEL 9tporenen
meineioisen @eiinbels in
ieinen Gntidetoungen ni4t beirren
lieb. &ihter Barrier fat un5tpetfel
baft tets oas Bette 9etpout uno unabz
ld1iie barauf bineearbeitet, bas 8anz
en- in ieinem @eri4tsoi1tritte
ein5uodmmen; iein Name rsroient etz
men Plab in Der &ultur9ef9ibte iener
2anbestbeile, pel9e iber atrei Sabrz
unter ieiner Surisbittion &C.
1tanben boben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-12-31

ben Garmern uno es tam besbalb gu
l1nterbanblunsen, ba bic 8eamten
ni6t idieben pollten. Dabei trennte
lif Der jiinsere Der 8erle bon ieinem
dlteren Spiebseielen uno uurbe To-
fort pom Sheriff in 9aft genommen.
Ser dltere Rduber oog ii4 unter benz
S9uBe Der lebenben Mauer Dor ii4
mad benz Garmersbauie 5uriid unb
bier ergriff CT bas 5 Monate alte &c.
By, iid bamit sesen bic Mnsrtffe bea
Tarmer unb Der eri@redten Mutte4
ldubenb. Snapif4en batten bic betzss
ben 8eamten ben einen @efangenen
na@ Corning gebra@t unb i'm @efan9s
nifle abgeliefert unb tamen nun nit
elmer pof1e BON etpa 300 Mann tptez
ber nad benz Tarmbauie aurid. 9rob
alebem lieB ii& Der @duber ni@t elm
19i9tern. Gr aB iosar bon benz auf
benz Slide itebenben Mbenbehen. Daz
BEL bate CT bas 8abp i'm Mrm unb
bic brei GARNER beoba@tete ct auf's
@enaueite, jeber3eit gum S4ieBen BE-
reit. S9lieBli9 jebo9 iab ct Elm, bab
CT gesen bic poKe, pel@e bas 9aus
UNI iteIt bate, nt@ts MAIDEN tpnnte
unb ergab iid. Cine Mn5abl solbener
l1bren unb cine Mnaabl bon @tnbrez
@erzD ertaeueen murben bel linn porz
qefunben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-12-31
Suna Wartcto.

Grit ror mentgsn Sagen muroe es,
tpie oer ~@amb. @orreip." mittbetlt, in
Mabrtb a1gemein betannt, bab 2una
Der 6libuiter, elmer ber wiloei ten, erz
bitterti item &dmpfer gegen bic 6errz
19aft @paniens auf ben p6tltpptnen,
bert elbe Seuan 2una Napicio lei. ben
gang @panien ols einen ieiner beiten,
berporragenbit en, g%entallten Mdnner
fa1t 3tpet Sabr3ebnte lang gefeiert nat.
Ser Qebensluuf bte1 les Mannes, Der
iibri9ens rur4aus nt4t als Musnahz
mefau an5uleben, lit ent14ieben neben
ber l1nfGbigteit Der @ouperneure in
ben Rolonien zines ber tragi1@ten
Mpmente III benz fur4tbaren Sample,
Der @ponien unseaablx Spfer totet.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-12-31
Gre@e HdIbtr

Corning, &as., IL. Sec. Na@
etnem barten Sample, mobet 1t@ elmer
ber MGuber babur9 por ben ~eraiirnten
8irsern 14iibte, baB ct bag 1etner
Mutter geitoblene @abp Dor 1tb btelt,
murben ge1tern Na4mittag 3pet aez
fG1rlt@e &erle perbaftet uno nah benz
@efGngniNe in @eneca ab9efubrt. sic
meroen Der @rbre@ung zines @eloz
1@rantes bei9ulbt9t. Der Cine tit
Elm alter Mann unb ber Mnoere eth
sSSunaling. 8eibe met9ern ii4 bartndz
dig, lire Namen an3ugeben. Mittmo@
Na9t tpurbe Der @elb14rant in Der
Office ber Sadion Grain So. bier1elbit
aufgebro9en unb. ebenfals bra4en bic
RGuber in bas @9ulbaus Elm. MQes.
pas iie bort erbeuteten, tparen ieoo4
nur Elm Yaar Genfterporbdnge. @@ulz
timber beridteten gei tern, baB tie me11z
lib BON ber @tabt 3mei Cramps bic
@tienbabngelet1e baben entlang 9eben
ieben. 9eputDz@ beriff @barles Inz
breps unb @tabtzMariba1 8enitn9
f1bren 1pfort in einem 8uggp mad uno
iiberbolten bic &erle ettpa 5 Wetlen
BON bier. @obalb @bertff @nbrep5
lie aufforberte, 1teben gu bleiben unb
Mustunft gu geben, 5ogen bic &erle
Mepolper unb fpran9en ms @ebu!3.
Die 8eamten fubren iofort gum nd@<
item @9ulbars unb alarmtrten NIT
Siilfe ber &inber bic @inpobner in
Der Na@bar1@aft. Sn3mi1@en hatz
ten i&on 3pei 5armer, bic 9era9e in
ibrem &ornfelbe maren, bic betoen
perbd&tiqen @e1euen nit ben @affen
in Der 6anb gum @teben gebra4 uno
gefangen. Sic Barmer glaubten tbz
rer @efangenen ii9er gu 1etn UNI lie
Zen es an ber n1tbigen 4ufmert1emz
felt feblen, als bic 2ebteren pl6tlta
auf bic fSarmer 1@oHen unb btefe gu
tbren @efangenen ma4ten. Sur 1elz
ben 53ett fubr Der Gigentbiimer elmer
bena6barten Tarm porbet, nur UNI
i'm nG6{ten Mugenbltde bon ben pes:
peraboes 3efangen gu tperoen. Muf
ben 8efebl Der &erle bel ttegen ale ben
Maoen bes 5armers unb fubren na4
benz So'''e 6eKelben. 9ter iebo4 muir
ben lie BON ben 8edmten emptangen.
Mber bic @Guber peritedten li@ htnter
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-12-31

Guna. Elm Gingeborener Der Snlel9rups
pc, tam als gang iunger Men14 na9
Mabrio, no er in Nlejo @era - Dem
beutigen Director Der fpanti6en Mta<
bemie Der 19Dnen 8iin1te in &om-oer
bereits Dor oreibig Sabren in ben bor>
tigen &ini tlertreii len tonangebenb mar,
einen pdterli9 noblmolenoen 3ebrer
unb Yrotettor fanb. Mlejo 8erl, Der
bas groBe Salient bes iungen 2una ~
fort ertannte, erm09li@te oielem ni&t
nur Elm ioltbes auf bur6aus ti;nitlez
ri19er ga iis berubenbes Stuotum Der
Maleret, lpnbern ct flbrte 1etnen
S9iiblins slet@oetti9 in bic egcluiipen
arr totratiiden Gtrfel Der 9auptftao1
Elm, bic ii9 benz MbtDmmling Der fat
bDutg unctptltitrten, balb barbartfden
llrbep0lteruns Der Golonien ionit ME
geDffnet bdtten. Na4oem Nuna in
Mabrto bic Neltstpn, bic Sitten uno
@ebrdu9e, bic gauge &ultur Der neuen
9eimatb in it4 aufgenommen, 1teoelte
ct fir etnige Sabre na4 Rom iiber.
9ter entitanb unter btelen anoeren
fem peit iiber @panten btnaus BE-
ribmtes Bib: 81 @poliarum," in
beNen pOllts bur@ 2tebe unb @eraeiz
bung pertldrter 9eilanbsge1talt man
bic OHenbarun9 zines sroben @enies
erfannte unb feierte. Maler unb Sc
malbe murben nit frenettf9em Subel
in Mabrtb emp fangen, 2una Nobtcto
mar Der 6elb bes Sages. 8alb baz
rauf fiibrte i'm iein unrubtger 8etit,
Der auf neue 2orbeern, auf &ubm uno
&ei4tbum aus9tng, nab paris, mo
fem Same ntdt nur bur4 feline &unit.
Ionbern audi burb einen G%brenbonoel,
Der iibrigens NIT einem ri@tigen Morb
bel Mebnlidteit bate. ebenio popular
murbe tpie in Mabrtb. 2una puroe
por bic MNiien geitelt, aber feline 5reiz
1pre@ung e%rfolgte. Setn 8ertbeiotger
bate es Der tanben, in elmer btnretz
benben Metfe bic Ri4ter oapon gu
iiber3eugen, bab Der Maler, Der @obn
elmer beiBbluttgeren Rahe, Der bon
&inobeit an nit Der Waffe um5ugeben
getpc9 int mar, i'm @ffett ieiner 2ei6enz
l9aft %naturgemdB gar nt4t anbers
bGtte banbeln t%0nnen, bab es fir i'm
bur9aus lelb1 fiber ftdnoli@ mar, tpenn
er feline angeta itete Gbre nit 8lut rein<
pa19e. 0ur9 biefe @piiooe erbtelt
ct BEL ben @pantern, bic mobl fa1t
ausnabmslos 10 gebanoelt bitten, Ell
men nelen @trablenglan3. Seine Werz
te anben reiBenoen Nb1ab. Ni&t nur
ale rei9et &uni tliebbaber unb beoeuz
tenben Yrtpatgalerien, fonbern audi
ber @enat unb bas Observation-Disclosures
ermarben feline @emdloe, CT gait als
elmer Der bebeutenbi item Maler Der Sea-
tion, feline 9ertunft, feline Mbftammuns
tparen p0Qig pernt13t unb pergenen,
er gait als @panier. 81 padte tbn
pl0bli9 Dor ettpas iiber 3 Sabren bic
@ebniu&t no@ benz 9eimatblanbe; ct
noble uni miiHe bic ldngft geloderten
Me1te Der Tamilienbanbe mieber befez
ltigen, 5agte er feinen fpaniiden
Treunben, als er ii4 na4 ben Pbtltpz
pinen eini9iffte. Sic erite &unbe, bic
bon linn na9 Maorib brang unb bic
i'm ais einen Der 9auptemp0rer Mann
te, tpurbe bort 10 lange nit 3metfel
unb l%1nglauben aufgenommen, bis tie
1i@ buditdblt& bepabrbeitete. 2una
Nppicio bantt 1einem 3petten Batter
lanbe, bas linn @r3iebung, Rultur,
2prbeeren unb &eidtbum CAB, nit Ell
net pilben, pertpegenen @mporung,
nit lobernbem 9af1e.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-12-31

Mmtsitil. - v8ei Der @ecirun9 ei<
nes %9elbbraunen Da4shnrhes murbe
amtli4e W%utbtranfbett tonitatirt."
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-03
WIIAnroN TOPICS.

Wharton. Texas. September :? The on.
crotta. "Gyp Jun" was presented to a
larga audience last ulehi M p'ene's hall
by the Sunbeam club. undtr the auFp cop
OF Mrs. j. II, Sanders, assisted hy Mrs.
G. NJ Hughes and Messrs. Spatksmnn and
Ed Campbell The programme was as
follows.
Song You Can't Play tn My yard",,,
.t........... Misses Bolton and Hamilton
Recitation "Down at Aunly's',.....,.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Howard Davidson
Opcretta -"Gyp Juniors" Sunhtam cub
TablcauX scene ! slipping away, group
Of school chll'rep. Seems 2-i'ound and
SONG ard pnntomime-"Gr '...t
.........'.......,,. M2ss Jcnule stephens
Recitation" katy Lee ana VINE GraV"
............... ..,... Mis- MBErnuc Groom
The pHv was well acted ana the chit
dren's vo.cer blended IN dtilghifM wave
rn ''hp Jun or WAS chlC ana realistic.
Miss Bce'3le Bozeman carried her nuliatrt
Win hCr In her incarceration n tine Di1
Gylvry creme. Misses Ellen Spaigh' ara
ifuia Phillips were deal school girls. "rha
Father as pave1 by Mr. a - Sparks
man was true 10 NE. and Mr. ia Camp
hell ably supported him In the role ~
'rrother" Much praise - due Mosdlrnon
Sanders and Hughes for thor pUnAak ing
ere Of thr Nitlc ones which was crowned
by a We'll deserved succegs
DIVINE services by Row. Father Pfein-
ner Of Liberty Will be held IN Wharton
Saturday morning. September O. not sen
Miss Mamie Depnls ~ visiting friends IN
LaGrnngc,
Mr j. " I{ot~btrry has returned home
after visit 10 FlCresvillc.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-03

clapped his hand to his large anil gcnerou.
heart, II never spoke a false word 70 Inc
lapotihg man In my life. l have bciiev oil,
MAINTAINS the price OF labor Ia this coun-
try, that brings hope into the life OF The
.aporins man, that enables him TO put by.
mat gives him n stake In good order IN
the property OF the country. is the roir.
that should be our American policy. u
An admirable policy, truly, and Prcsi.
cent Harrison would have the working
men believe that II is the policy which
VIII be itaugurttci ahoull the repuhlran
party bo returned to power.
Does the worklngnian believe In tho
rudh OF his stntemoptg Does he believe
that policy which places the leading m
tustriea or the country In tire control ~
honopol,cs can he one which will benefit
hlmf Ihc monopol,st, as he knows regns
Ales the output 80 as TO regulate Tho
prlcea. Prices ARE raised by limiting the
PRODUCTION, ana the earning capacity OF
the lahorer liz reduced, while he. too, must
tuntrihutH 10 the profits OF the monopoly
IN The shape of higher pricss.
The conditions which preceded the cleo
lions OF INV are fresh IN The minds OF the
toiiers' They remember tho Homestead
riots ard the STRIKES whch were = consc-
s'mhce OF ATTEMPTED reduction of wages
Tor political purposes, They can not AZ
FORD to Vote tor Mokiuleyism unless they
can hring themselves to believe that their
prosperity Is 10 be Increased by inrreoscd
hAltion. aud they can not vote for a
gold standard unless they believe that
poverty ON the farms causes prosperity In
the factories
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-03
ISLAND CITY NEWS ITEMS.
Jurisdiction Of the Recorder In State
Cases Is Questioned.
TARRANT COUNTY CASE Is THE BASIS.
L'ss'c knox, convic,cd of vagrancy.
Sues ost a Welt of nabras Corpus.
Charter mendm"nts.

Galveston. Texas, September Tile
Jurisdiction OF the recorder of the city Of
Galveston to Try state cases has bcen
called into question N the case OF Lizzie
NtnN, who was on Angus, - convicted
before city Recorder johnson Of yasran-
cy Judge Gavin has granted a writ OF
hhpeas corpus commanding the sheriff to
orlns the woman before him at 10 o'clock
FRIDAY monning, when the question raised
IN her application for release will DO
heard.
The petition upon which tho writ was
issued alleges that Recorder johnson had
no jurisdiction TO Ivy the ease. because
.he art OF the logsslatur creaing MS Of
ice anu comforting the right 10 ny state
yhses upon him wac unconsutut ional. no
NJ. W. n smith, the attorney for tho
np 6rn roles mon 'hc Ley ! case
oour Of cr nnal appcsis on June a. 1896,
a ,,hcush the cases are not exactly par
sllel.
CHARTER AMENDMENTS.
NJ meeting OF the Joint committee on
city charter amendments last Night the
question Of transfers on the ,trcet rail-
way was discussed at lcng,h. Actlon In
lho mntter was postponed until next
Vuorday night whom the street railway
rumruiiNF side W T. be- heard.
Another matter which was discussed I'D
III was the proposition TO create the Of
nee of comptroller Of city accounts, The
creation OF THIS ofhue is favored by the
three aldermen of the committee, but mot
WIN tho opposition Of the members Of
the labor lea SlutiNe council aud Judge
George u, Manu- OF the chamber OF conn
m'roo, the latter saying IN ,nrci that the
mayor received a salary sufficient FOR HIN
70 'ock after tho affairs OF the hiroront
dolal tmrnis For the reason trHt The
charter already Anthurl2cs tho cHurcll to
cr, ate hiH office when deemed necessary
no action waH taken by the commiUcr
The proposed consolidation OF the if0o.s
OF mayor ed rccar Ter, ana the pr1ros,i ON
that the mayor should perform the amer.
visiting dutior for which comptroller In
proposed, have n most important bearing
upon the next municipal clcrtioa. There
are those who assert that tn mayor
should PERFORM the duties OF recorder and
devote hls remaining time 10 the inter.sts
oi the city government GENERALLY, aud they
claim that 5000 year T. sufficient to CONF
maud those srrytceA. Thcrr arr others
however. who assert that these offices
can not hc properly merged and who claim
further that puch consolidation would
narrow the lSt of mnYoinllN pnssIhiliurs
down ana that 10 huaneas man would
accent the office OF mayor with the re-
cordur attachment
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|b,",. September "a dispatch to
Ia. ie''greph from Dublin says
pa has h an or MON is that the con-
'Veh comnletc failure.
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COTTON CROP OF THE YEAR.
Nearly HALF the Loss Mas in Texas
and Indian Territory.
COMMERCIAL VALUE IS INCREASED.
sp'nd'cs In tho south Have Increased
over -Four Hundred Thousand Heavy
Import of ForeisN Cotton.

New orleans, September ..-Sccretary
t'cster's New orleans cotton exchange re-
por, was issued IN FUN tonight. After
stating the cotton crop FOR ise5-e5 at T.,
1886 bales "a decrease OF s.sis,9o under
that OF lSi-95. he says that nearly half
tho loss was in Texas and lndan Terri.
tory, the DECREASE IN which WAS l.sSe. SO
bales, The group of Atlantic States.
consisting OF Alabama, Georgia. Florida.
North Carolina and South Carolina. fell
| shpr. 6l951l hslcs and the Gulf states,
Arkansas. Louisiana. Mlssss pm aud
Tennessee, dropped sS7. las bales.
Mr.. Hester puts the average CONNER
cisi value of the crop In round figures at
| 81 per bale. against $50 last year aud
$500 In iSG-si ami the total value SRA
WSmV, against SlNS0SN, go last year and
NN 'llNwQ the year before, showing that
me Sput! obtained for a crup OF a Nttit
oNet 100000 bales this year with u s5,oVl.-
WN OF what she received for Tho prnc-
uS4lN lo,N0en ha!e crop OF last season
ne reports the total opndles "A the
south AT 563. IN, an Increase over last
year OF 5lSa2S. These Include ga $40 new
incomplete. All OF which may 10 nyoNg II
INTO play early This fan and winter,
rue statement contains important stat
sites relating TO The stoppagr of spindle
trade. but SAYS that white unfavorihic
conditions nav. affected considerable
percentage of the mills Erch.cr number
p report the reverse IN answer to drc,'
@S, 600 spindlcs out of 81 total N operation
OF 2Nd.MN IN the South, LnNSon of which
report they have mo- heen untavorply
Affected. VIII le i1S.o0O say thoy have aul
900 have consumed less either 10y rcn-
sou Of resort 10 inner unmhcrs rr from
stoppaSe tpt repairs or other 'Aus's, lie
gives the number Of mills that have shut
down entirely duriue the month Of hu-
suSt ana says these with many othors ON
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EDUCATIONAL.
roLK COUNTY TEACHERS.

iGi4N WV M l fsAA ftliItS.
Moscow. Texas, August 81 Tho Polk
County Teachers institute met at MSg.
cow August 81 The house was called to
order at 1880 o'clock u III. ana ia. re-
mainder OF the day Was PLEASANTLY and
nroht9bly spent upon tho follow ny PRO.
grammo.
rVPoneo 10y judge r.. j Nanny.
'ouf Futile Scnools Outstde the Citlca
A., success or a "a lnro, Mnioni' Was
W.ns ,on ard A. NJ. Collins.
w hAt Cam tie Accompanied by tho
Visits of supcrnicndchts .nnd Parents
was next diHcusScd by rrofs. A. H. itow !,
j /. Many aud A. Al con ms.
me house WAS then pleasantly onter-
tairod lor erveral minutes by recitation
pn lu3t Il. Mo1eo uron "Iiow
rrof McCraucy th,n read a paper
nnom a ihe suHceL .".Sshond Technical
nst,gle adjourned to meet again a.
10 O'Clock p IN.
q'chck aud "Tho reachor's ionure Of
Collins.
ca. IN Gmld Properly Employed Ia ong
How TO Teach Arithmetic IN ihe tifst
nrd Second Gradcs." by NJ ssoN Nora
srrott and Lucia ulbbs. were PASSED
,V@ unil the next session OF he inrji-
\ paper upon "rhc Teachers nutlcs"
NE ,i5 !. thH f9,r %,d ~ REF Y H. Rove after
ami Judge &c. j Many discussed IN
regiments go lroetrss u Rural schools ="
The institute thon extended 'innks To
The MUSE committee FOR the excellent
music furnished during Tho dny and to
ne people ot Moscow Tor their hospital.
miuce to arrange programme and To-
nave same puhl'shtl Tor the rs\t SOS.