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The evening times., 1897-05-27
$3.50 for
$40 and S12
Mems Suits.

But you've got to hurry
not more than 400 Suits are
left of the thousand.
These are real SO and
S12 Suits-and you can't
buy 'em for a penny less
elsewhere.
They're the Famous
Eiseman make"-you can't
get anything better made
or more stylish.
Come today-it's the SAT-
est plan.
The evening times., 1897-05-27
Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses were is
sued today:
Rice W Hooe and Rebecca Delaney Dan
gerncld. of Washington, u. c.
Frank r. Fains, of Washington, D. c.,
and Mary L. Burton, Of Henderson, y. c.
Joseph NJ Havenner and Martha G Money,
OF Washington, d. G.
william II. Smith and Isabella Ross,
both of Washington, ID. c.
JOSEPH II. Johnson and Mary E. Whiting,
both OF Washington, ID. C.
John W Frye and Sarah Peach, both
of Washington, d. c.
The evening times., 1897-05-27
Yussuf's Aurderers Convicted

United states Minister Terrell has cabled
the State Department that two of the mur
derers OF YuSsuf, who was killed while dis
tributng supplies to suffering Amenians,
have been convicted and sentenced to fff-
teen years imprisonment at hard labor.
The murder was committed near Btlis.
Armenia.
The evening times., 1897-05-27
II has the
j
Weight of a Bible,

Medical testimony that is genuine implies
responsibility. Those people OF this eoIn-
inuni6y VINO are today urging and enCOur~
ing the sick and afflicted to place theIn-
selves under the care OF DR.. Walker (14l1
Pa. ave, adj. Wizards HoteD are either
committing sin or are doing a duty. OF
these people there has not been one, but
thousands, in the last few years, who
nave proclaimed In print and in public
their personal experience.
The evening times., 1897-05-27
Washington Stock hxcnange.

Sales--D. C. 3.65's, $1,75O at 10 1-2;
Columbia National Bank, at 1877 Ia;
American Security and Trust, l at A;
T. s. Electric Light, 10 at 81 12; Ameri-
can Graphop hone, 20 at 8; American
Graphophone preferred, 8 at 10 18; Pneu-
matte Gun Carriage, 100 at 35c.
After CaIl-American Security and Trust,
10 at 144; Mergenthaler Linotype, 10 at
120 1-2
The evening times., 1897-05-27
Senator Harris ImDroyiDR.

Senator Harris, OF Tennessee, who has
gone To Atlantic City for a little sea air,
is reported as markedly improving. The
Senator has been a very sick man and his
recovery is a matter of time and careful
nursing
The evening times., 1897-05-27
Fatal Fall From Freight Train.

Norfolk, Va. May 27-Reuben White
was fired at Tuesday night as he was steal
ii,g a ride on a freight train of the Sea-
board Air Line. He was so frightened that
he fell on the track and was crushed to
death.
The evening times., 1897-05-27
Cndets Anpninted TO West Point.

CasletS have been appointed 60 the Mil
it9ry academy at West Point as follows:
Alfred a. Mayhack, Dundee, O.; Charles
III. Wells, Newark, O.; Charles II. Jennings,
South Windham, Conn; 0liverG Mowry, al
ternate, Norwich. Conn; OrlandoC TroxeI
Abilene, KaS.; Elmer W Kelley, alternate
wyoming. Eas
The evening times., 1897-05-27
Pleaded Guilty to Forgery

New York, May 27,-Latimer E. Jones,
who swindled BENJAMIN L. Luidington
out of nearly 100000, pleaded guilty
to forgery this morning. He will be SEN
fenced on June 8.
The evening times., 1897-05-27
TRIAL OF YOUNG ALBERT KING.
Federal Court VIII Probably Con-
duct Boylston Bank Robbery Case.

duet Baylston Bank Robbery Case.
Boston, May 27.-The present mdica-
tioBs are that young Albert NJ. King, the
abscondiug messenger of the Boylston
National Bank, will be tried in the United
States court, instead Of the State court,
on the charge Of embeZziement.
There was conference Yesterday be
tween representatives from the offices
of Deputy Attorney Stephens and United
States District Attorney Jones. The ques-
ton was raised as to the jurisdiction of
the State courts and, while it was not
decided that the State courts could not
properly try the case, it was agreed that
the best claim for jurisdiction lay in the
Federal courts,
No warrant for Kings arrest has yet
been issued, but the probability is that one
will be sworn out in the United States
court this morning, and that the young
man will be rearrested.
King was this morning rearreSted at his
home in Quincy by the United States mar
shal and brought before the United States
commissioner. He was held for the United
States grand iury in So 500 bail
The evening times., 1897-05-27
BROS.
Corner 9TH and E Sts N. w.
No Branch Store In Washington.
CHURCH NOTICES.

BAPTIST BRETHREN (DCNKERs }, Naval
Lodge building, cor. 4th st and Pennsyl-
ydnia ave. Sc Preaching at 4 O clock To-
morrow evening, followed at 7:30 By the
Lord Supper, communion services and the
ordinance 0r feet washing, all are cordially
Invited 10 these services Item
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a Presiding Elder,

REV. V. WASHINGTON, late pastor OF
Lanes Chapel, corner 4th and sts. ne,
and now presiding elder OF this district,
says:
II nave suffered from catarTh ofthe nose
throat, and lungs for eight years. l was
emaciated, had night swe2tS, and eXpectO-
rated great deal | was fast going into
a decline, and my congregation despaired
of my getting well. My voice failed me
SO that il was necessary to have substE-
tute at times 10 fill my pulpit. About
three months ago ] placed myself under
the care of DIR. Walker, with the result
that today ] am practically new man,
able TO attend my church and parish
duties as well as ever advise all suf-
feTcrs to call on DR.. Walker"
On SUCH authority none can SIN or err in
cOmmending DR.. Walkers treatment.
The evening times., 1897-05-27
FOR SAIE-FARMS.

FOX SALE-Farm; l. As acres, good house;
L 3 rooms; hot and cold water, barn and
all necessary buildings, orchard; plenty Of
shade; land in high state of fertility
location, 3 miles north of city. GEO. l.
STABLER, SOS l 4th St NV my21-9t
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New York Stock Market,

Corrected daily by ". B. Hibbs & Co,
Bankers and Brokers Members of the
N. Y. Stock Exchange, 1927 T street.
On. High Low. 9.fr
The evening times., 1897-05-27

Chicago Grain and Provision Market
Corrected daily by w B. Hibbs & Co,
Bankers and Brokers Members OF the
" Y Stock Exchange, 1877 r street.
The evening times., 1897-05-27
Policemen Removed and Appointed.

j. M. Edwards and G.. b. Peyton have
been removed as pffvates of the police
force, and Aaran Houghlan and Robert
Eowlett appointed to fill the vacancies.
The evening times., 1897-05-27
wANTED-POSTAGE STAMPS.

WANTED-For cash, ali kinds ofold United
States postage and department stamps
collections also bought. n. + DUNK
HORST. 1905 7th st. NV my9-u
The evening times., 1897-05-27
MANrED-BO BOARDERs.

"EFFINGHAM, >" beautiful country home,
40 miles from Washington, ftrSt-CIaSS
table and bath. Address MISS ES GREEN
& BAGLY, NOkesyille, PTinCe William
county, Va. myZ1-IUt
WANTED-By private family If ;wo dults,
two or three gentlemen; most delight
ful house, large yard TO enjoy mornings
and evenings. table the very hest, aud
every home comfort. Call at northeast
corner or 9th and w sts., corner store.
Convenient TO 3lines OF cars my27-4t
WANTED -BOarders-Good table; good
water, terms very Feasonable; plenty
of shade. Mrs. W PALMER, OaktOn,
Va, Washington and OHIO X. r. my25-3t
WANTED hoarders, So per week;
Darlington place, Charlton Heights; high
and healthy. grand view of city Address
Mrs. WM. g. DAVIS, Berwyn Md.
my25-3t
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PERSONAL.

NINE. FRANCIS-Life given from cradle
to grave. will give luck free for the next
week. 20 and 50 cents. 302 E Cap Sc.
ny26 -3t
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DR. YOUNG, g; S3;:'1:'s:i s;4: : II y;

Treats successfully all diN rAses OF the
Brain ana Nervous yStem, Diseases Of ths
Blood, skin. Stomach, Kidneys and Bad
der, Night Losses. Sex aai Weakness, Strict
uTe, VaricoCele. Hyd rUcele. syphilis, and
all Private Diseases Of either sex Con-
sutation and Urinary Analysis free
days and evenings.
GYPSY QUEEN-FOTtune teller: ladies',
sos; gentlemen, 81; tnO sign. Removed
to 12l II ST. NV. my237t
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NATIONAL DENTAL PARLORS
0O6 F. Street Northwest

Gold rI1iings and bridge work q spe
c1alty, at the lowest price. amalgam I'm
lngs, sue; full sets OF teeth on plates 50;
extracting, either by gas or local spray.
absolutely painless, 50c; without, 25c; ali
work done by experts and guaranteed tie
best, open on Sundays from 10 TO
o CLOCK mh22-H
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FOR HIRE

FOX HIRE-To drummers aQd business
men, horse and buggy or Dayton, 81
per day, and special prices for pleasure
driving. Apply TO the REX STA BLES,
rear 6l0 + st. NV; tel iephOne caH, 10S
ap3U-tf
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HALEE, Medium,

nHGEE, mOOiutI1y
scientific palniSt and card reader, tells
Your full name, reveals your past, describes
the present and fOretells your future life;
also tells about business deals, lawsuits,
love affairs, family troubles, Teunites the
separated, brings quaTrels all right, re-
moves spells, causes marriages, and gives
good LUCK, etc, HOuts a in. 10 p. m.
925 II st NV; fee 25c and 50C, Satisfac-
ton guaranteed. myl 6-1m mo
MAZDA NJ RITA, Clairvoyant, Medium and
Card Reader, 25c and soc JZ} 18Th
st. NV. Iny26-7t
REGENIA VALASCO, Spirit Medium. also
magnetic treatment; satisfactory. 6O7
r ST. NV. my26-3 81
HETTIE 81 have a White Flyer BIZ
cycle for you; where shall | send it?
ARTHUR. nIy25-7t-em
PRUF. CLAY tells business. love affairs,
losses, etc. brings separated husbands.
wives. swcetheaTts OF lovers together, re-
moves spells, bad luck 80 cents, 10 70 10
daily. 4SS ii 81. SW. nIy25-3t-em
A BIT of advice is always welcome; let
fake sales alone: ToT the real thing
come u US for a nice suit oil clothes worn
some), that are tdilOr-nIade; one price
in plain figures JUSTH 5 OLD STAND,
6lg ID st. NV. mY25-Tt
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NINE. THEo. AlEpuM.

4AAG- AhEOB AEO1OMs
Scientific paImist and card reader know
your fate and fortune; open daily; German
spoken; 25c, and soc 929 H ST. NV
myS-1me
LAsJIES needing confidential treatment,
O sure and safe relief in all wOrnan's
complaints and irregularities. Gold medal
awarded for the science or obstetrics from
the University of Munich, Bavaria Strict
iy confidential MRS. DR. RENNER, No
7th ST. ne, near East Capitol at. Wash
tngton, ID. u
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DR., CZARRA'S.

NO CURE, NO PAY.
61BI'n. Ave. " ". washington, ID, G.,
Specalistin chronic and private disssses
Piles Structure, Il HydrOceIe, GoUt, CatarrH
Dyspepsia, Blood P olson cured, Vitality re-
stored Consultation free and confidential
To both sexes Daily. y TO H. TO 3.
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EDUCATIONAL.

A MICHAUX-French, Spanish Porta-
guese; lessons and TRANSACTIONS. 933 n
z. ave NV. my23-Gt
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WampoIe's "A medicine
Elk Lithia Spring Water

Is the only water that Is bottled under
WHter-
The evening times., 1897-05-27

MAZDA VI RITA, Ciairvoyant, Medium and
Card Reader, 25C and soc. 52S 18th
st. NV ny26-7t
, 1897-10-09
SITUATION.
BASIN CITY HERALD PRESENTS
SOME PLAIN, COLD FACTS
TO DIGEST.
The Conditions Now Existing in Central
Wyoming Are Those Which Breed
Ku Klux Klans. Etc.-Fort Steele
Wood Reservation to Be Sold
Other Interesting State News.

On or about September 18th five hob
Died horses, the property Of Mrs. l.. G.
Morrison and w. H. Gable, were sho'
down at the mouth cs Buffalo creek.
just above the Big Horn Hot Springs.
In the same vicinity some time ago an
Emoar rider, who was looking after
stock in the hills, turned four horses
oUt with hobbies ON. Next morning he
finally found where the hobbies had
been u off the animals. Some Of those
gentlemen Of the road who are operating
IN this county probably objected to the
presence Of an Embar man in that
nalghborhood-it interfered possibly
with their pians-and took that means
gently in%sinuaiing their objections.
About two months ago a man h was
coming down from the Hot Springs
camped near the mouth Of Gooseberry.
Sometime during the night he was
awakened by a heavy fusillade. as il a
sharp skirmish were in progress in his
vicinity. After a few moments he was
able to ascertain the cause OF the mys>
tericus shooting. A party Of men were
attempting to make a bunch of cattle
cross The river. 1t is needless to say
hat no honest roundup was working
al that uncanny hour of the night. 1t
was one c. those drives that have been
but too frequent lately in that country.
The Embar and Paddock know TO their
cost what these night drives mean. 1t
is incidents like THESE which have led to
The sale OF the Paddock herd by Mr..
ROCKWELL, and to the wholesale cattle
shipment by the Em'Dar company. Both
hese outfits naturally prefer selling
| heir own cattle TO having them driven
out Of the country and slaughtered by
a gang OF thieves. The present condi.
ions are just those which breed klu-
klux clans. and yigilants and l%ynchings.
They have only to continue a little long
er here and history will repeat ITSELF
Basin City Herald.
, 1897-10-09
LOOKS LIKE WAR.

Badger, Wyo.. Oct. ESPECIAL to the
DEMONSTRATING the past three
months large bands Of sheep, aggregat-
ing over is 1000 head, have been trailed
through the northern part OF Laramie
county, going from Douglas to Fort Lar,
annie, and from thence On into Nebraska.
AS a result the range has been devastat,
ed and the cattlemen are entertaining
gloomy fears as to where feed will CONS
from during the coming winter. The
sheep are still coming, a band Of over
5000 came from Glendo to Badger to-
day. The men trailing the herd rerceiv>
ed rough treatment from the ranchmen
between Douglas and the Horseshoe dis
.r.ct and were forced to keep moving
without being allowed to water their
stock. The ranchmen are preparing to
resist the incroachments of the sheep
msn. The ranchmen ON Horseshoe creek
are preparing to resist the further de-
stroying di the range and are supplying
themselves with cartridges for their
Winchesters. Some OF the ranchmen
have fenced in portions Of the range and
the sheepmen threaten to tear down
these fences il the ranchmen attemp,
to hold the water gaps and shut the
sheepmen out.
One Of the men in charge d; the band
trailing e Badger today stated tina,
nearly a million sheep had been trailed
rhfs summer from Oregon and Idaho In
to Wyoming. Most Of these bands were
shipped at Casper for points east, but
still a large number Of flocks have been
and are trailing into Nebraska to feed
for the winter.
"A prominent ranchman residing on
Horseshoe creek. when questioned in
regard to the sheep invasion stated:
Matters are beginning to look des-
perate ror stockmer owning ranches
along the newly established sheep trail
from Casper to Nebraska and unless
the sheepmen are checked their stock
will be trailed backwards and forwards
each year through the central portion
OF Wyoming. Should this become Tho
established route. the range lying I'D
hcent to the trail will be totally d.
stroyed and the ranchmen Of the doom.
ed district will be eaten out Of housA
and home. The trouble has become %
serious that the ranchmen betweea
, 1897-10-09
FORT STEELE WOOD RESERVE.
To be Sold at Public Auction After Ap
praisment and Advertisement.

Fred Hoisington, general land ap-
praiser for the government, arrived here
last Friday to appraise the Fort Steels
wood reservation, which consists OF four
sections, and lies up near the old tie
camp on Brush creek. He selected C.
M. Scribner and A. W Eager as assist.
ant appraisers. and they left Tuesday to
do the work o. appraising the two sur
vcyed sections. the other two sections
not having been surveyed. After these
sections are appraised they will be ad-
vertised and offered at public sale to the
bidder. They cannot be sold
for less than $1.25 per acre. nor for less
han the appraised value. They are COW
cred with timber and are probably quite
valuable.-Saratoga Sun.
, 1897-10-09

net, who have just returned from a long
visit to Ogden. With plenty OK music
end games and lots Of good things to
eat, the evening was a very pleasant one
for the little folks.
Last Saturday evening a large number
Of the young friends os Miss Maize
Chaplin paid her a pleasant surprise and
made merry till a proper hour for CHI,
dren to retire.
Cards are out announcing the we'd
ding of Mr.. William Rudkin and Miss
Nettie Penny to take place in the Meth-
cdist church Tuesday evening, October
IL. They will be al home 10 their friends
after November Is.
The members OF the Cotorie club last
evening assembled at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Riggs on Third street for
the purpose OF rendering a farewell sur
prise to Mrs. Harry Joslin. who win
leave Sunday for Peoria, H.. where she
will visit for some time. The evening
was passed in a most pleasant manner
cards and refreshments coming in for
a good share OF appreciation 1t has
been the custom OF the club to exclude
the men folks from their parties, but
ON this occasion the husbands d. the
aides were admitted and permitted to
partake OF the good time had by the
club. Mrs. JOslin, who ia a member OF
he club and in whose honor the part
was given, was the recipient OF an ele,
CANT silver berry spoon having
the word 'Cotorie" engraved in 1t. Mr..
Joalin, who has for many years been
one Of the efficient and accommodations
sa!esmen OF the Trabing Commercial
company, has accep ed a position with a
similar Institution in Bent, Mont, and
will probsIbly leave FOR that place on
Tuesday next Mrs. Joslin will visit in
The east for some time and will then
join her husband in Montana, which
pace they expect 10 make their future
home. The best wishes OF the people Of
Laramie go with them.
Mrs. c.. P. Gardner entertained the
Cctorie club last Tuesday al arnoon.
High-five was played and light refresh,
ments served. Mrs. F. e. Rcffea secured
first prize, a silved paper knife, and Mrs.
Roth rejoiced over a handkerchie. case
as a consolation prize.
, 1897-10-09
T

On Friday evening last Ratio NJ, the
second son OF Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. Not,
tingham Of Big Horn met with a sc,
we're accident that finally resulted in his
death on Sunday morning. The circum,
stances surrounding the sad affair were
as follows. Ratio and his younger
brother were riding home from school
on the same horse. They were riding
pretty fast when they came to the Al
lance ditch. The side OF the ditch
where they crossed was very stony,
causing the horse to fall. In the fall
Ratio had his arm, face and one leg
badly bruised, but the worst injury was
to his stomach, which was hit by the
horn Of the saddle. The younger broth>
er escaped without injury. Ratio was
helped home by his father and the usual
remedies were applied. Saturday morn.
ing he seemed to be getting along very
we'll. and was able to be up and around
part q: the time. About midnight Sat.
urday he complained Of pains In his
stomach and his parents applied hot
cloths which seemed to relieve him.
About s O'Clock in the morning he want.
ed to get up and did so for a few min
utes. He then returned to his bed and
his father noticed that he was breathing
shorter and his mouth was filling up.
He went to him and raised his head =
little so that he could free his mouth,
when all at once he fell back IN his
pillow, dead. At the time O: his death
he was 10 years, l month and ~ days
o,d.-Sheridan Journal.
, 1897-10-09

ST MATTHEW'S CATHEDRAL.
Very Rev. Frank ]. Mallett, dean.
Holy Communion at 8 q. N.
Sunday school at 10 a. m.
Evensong and sermon at 1880 p. m
The right ereverend bishop Of the do
cese will preach both morning and even.
ing.
Ushers provide seats for all at each
, 1897-10-09
PERSONAL

Geo. Eykyn went to his ranch today.
Conductor Whalen is home from Den.
yer.
Rev. Hugh Cummiskey went to Car.
bon this morning.
Mrs. Melinda Buchanan left thi,
morning for Rawlins.
Travelling Auditor Mahoney was a
wast-bound passenger today.
Howard Ingham wen; 10 Wyoming
station on the morning train.
Peter Appel Of Green River passed
through the city this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. Doyle are in the
;city today from the Boswell ranch.
NJ. c. Jones, the Paxton & Gallagher
travelling man. is in the city today.
A. B. Pope, l.. Heyn and Charles
Pope returned from the Denver carniva,
yesterday.
II. J. Cummings, the popular railroad
man, returned from The east on tho
morning train.
Mrs. Mary Ingersoll and Miss Maggie
Coughlin returned from Denver on the
midnight train.
X. O.. Erickson, who has been in the
Denver hospital for some time suffering
with a fever, returned home on tho
morning train. He is still quite weak,
but able to be around all right.
Mrs. Nettie Palmer, who has been at
Denver during the Mountain and Plain
festival, returned as far as Laramie this
morning, and will visit for a few days
with her old friend. Mrs. Harry Cum,
mings.
Among those who returned from the
carnival this morning were Mrs. Harry
Cummings, Mrs. j. N. Marble, Mrs. Noah
Wallis. Mrs. M. Yund, Mrs. c. e. Denie,
Mr.. F. G. Bevans. Mrs. John Reid, Mrs.
George Baltic. Mrs. VIM. Crawford. Mr..
N. X. Boswell, Mrs. Hodgeman. A large
number returned last night.
Rev. P. G. Duffy. dean Of the st.
George cathedral, Kansas City. is the
guest Of Rev. Dodshon, and will preach
at The Episcopol church next Sunday.
Morning subject: The Pharisee and
Publican" Alter evensong Rev. bod
shon will give a recital on the now or,
gan. assisted by Mrs. Merritt, The
Messrs. Lee and Pau. and Major Foote.
douglas Budget.
Miss Ono Wilcox left for Laramie
Tuesday morning. where she will at
end the Wyoming university for the
coming year.. She will make her home
with a family by the name OF Sprague, a,
he corner of University avenue and
Fremont street. Saratoga now has quite
"A respectable delegation at the universal
": Miss Amy Gels, Miss Ono Wilcox,
Earl Crawford. Louis Eager and Willie
ICadwell.-Saratoga Sun.
, 1897-10-09
BAPTIST,


Morning sermom at II. Subject.
"The Laughter CT the Bible"
Sunday school at 1915. w. H. Fra
zee. superintendent.
B. Y. P. Y. devotional meeting at $50
p. m.
No preaching service In the evening.
Prayer meeting at 1880 p. N. Thurs
day.
All will be made welcome to the
church.
, 1897-10-09

METHODIST.
Rev. ]. P. Warner, pastor.
Glass meeting at 1913 {.
Morning sermon at IL. Subject,
Mans Ability to Test Religion"
Sunday school at 1915.
League devotional meeting ut z
o'clock.
In the evening the pastor will begin
a series Of Sunday evening sermons on
the following topics: Our Husbands:
Our Wives; Our Boys; Our Girls"
, 1897-10-09

men. L: we can hold the gaps 80 that
the sheepmen will be unable to get wa
ter for three days, the invaders will be
forced to abandon their new trail and
will be compelled to ship their stock
by rail from Casper to points in Me-
'braSka."