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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-28
DYING or RAZOR WOUNDS
Barber Cut by Another Over In Game of
CardS-His AsSailant Escapes.

Marimano Manni. a young barber. was cut
about the face and neck and mortally wounded
last evening by Nicola Cuin. another barber,
IN the latter's room at 252 Vest Twenty-eighth
street. In quarrel over = game OF cards
Cuff afterward threw the razor down and ran.
A. the hospital It was, said at midnight that
His juRular vein was cut. The police are look
ing for Cuih.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-28
B,,Ilian, Season a, Poland Spring.

Poland Spring. Me-. Aug. ?sth. Golf the chief
attraction. Spring cup will be played for in Sep
TENDER, Poland Spring House will remain open
until Oct. is. Bookings can be made at the Poland
water depot. q Park place. New York Send for
Poland water book mailed gratis ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-28
COSFkDERATE SPY DEAD.
Man Lincoln Pardoncd Just Before Leaving
for the Theatre Where lie Was Shot.

for the Theatre Where lie Was Shot.
MARYyILLE. No.. Aug. 27.-George s. +.
Vaughan, who was tho subject OF Abraham
Lincoln's last Official act ms President OF the
United States, died here yesterday afternoon
At the outbreak OF the war he followed the
fortunes OF Con. Mark T. Green. who raised II
Confederate regiment. He was tried twice as
O spy and each time sentenced to death The
President finally signed his par Ion on tho eve
ming OF April I. lai3. lust before he left for
the theatre where he WINS assassinated
Ar, Vaughan had been member OF the Ma
sons for fity-four years.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-28
BULL FONT AT BOULOGNE.
Women Tainted and Many of the Specta
tors Withdrew In Disgust.
Social Gable Despdtch TO The

BouLoGSE. Aug. 27,-There were bull fights
here to-day, at which six bulls and three horses
we're killed There were 3, 700 spectators. and
many OF the women tainted. One-third OF those
present withdrew in disgust. Hundreds OF
English tourists witnessed tho fights.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-28
I1ALY,s DEMANDS ON CHINA.
Possibility of Complications II China Per-
siAtS In Her RefusalS.


ROME, Aug. 27.-A semi official note has
been issued stating that it is the intention OF
Italy to maintain her negotiations with China
These negotiations are essentially OF a pacific
and commercial character. but 1t is thought
that there Is a possibility OF complications II
China remains persistent In her prolonged
refusal to grant Italy's moderate demands.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-28

Saratoga. the new suburb Of New York can bo
reached in ga hours by the New York Centrals
Saratoga Limited, and every mile OF the trip 10
along the historic Hudson Riyes-Adv,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-28

Brace your stomach for proper action by using tha
marvellous Johnson Digestive TAblsts-AdV.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-28

II your stomach is deranEed, try tho
genuine imptgted DR. Siegert's Angostura Bitters in
wine or whishu NnfAEA MAaffS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-28
RIOTS FEARED IN BELGIUM.
Government Sends Troops to Mons, Where
Socialists Are Making Threats.
Special Gable DcspdtcA 10 THE Sun.

ANTWERP. Aug. 27.-In view OF Socialist
troubles at Mons and the threat OF general
strike. number Of troops. who were stationed
In this city. proceeded to Mons to-day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-28

DUEE OF The
ION ROAD.
|rcess In Rail.
bringing
zion Close Il
the Work,


! tons Of giant
Iborers. armed
Ind dynamite,
hters OF Lynn
Of steclin their
uuered greater
basins. but for
lead Of an Arc-
nsurmountable
d Yukon Rail-
euous preemi.
y nodded their
|; Skagway has
b town lots for
granite wall .
every cut and
y said that tho
b tic up until
eers and engi.
, From ten to
. the ro1dbed
and a train
IN follr-tpnthn
\ the starting
from the day
T.
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horouRhiare,
government
ish territory,
\ Dnw son. and
Hent over the
| between the
.utary line.
. Mr.. Graves
.il. 10 seems
D OF time inn
ntrrial could
hree-fourths
North Pole.
witness the
Is OF civil en-
or made war
whole sys-
route" hut
D three dis
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miles. tho
e Pacific b
hpalIy." The
hericans. or
]. The next
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The times., 1899-02-11
THE CASE OF sCIPIo STANLEY.
Travelled City Streets While suffer
ing With Smallpox.

DIR. William C. Woodward, District
Health Officer, has received full informa-
tion from Alexandria concerning Scipio
Stanley, the colored man who was found
on a ferryboat at that place on Thursday
suffering with smallpox.
An investigation showed that Stanley
lived at 1887 Cherry Hill Since the mid
die of last month Stanley had been on
the streets of Washington with eruptions
of smallpox on his body, and fear is en-
tertained that he came in contact with
many persons. Stanley is alleged TO have
lived in a barber shop.
The health Office had the Cherry Hill
house quarantined yesterday. and also
placed close surveillance over the bar
Der. According to the story of the Alex
andria health officer Stanley worked as
fireman with James Curtin. the engineer
on the Southern Railway who was re-
moved to the District Smallpox Hospital
last Monday suffering with smallpox.
Stanley stated that he worked with Cur
tin until the Sth Of last month, and re-
mained in Alexandria until the 18th of the
month, when he came here, remaining
until Thursday. Until his departure,
Stanley states, he went around the
city and travelled in Washington street
cars with the eruptions of smallpox on his
body.
The times., 1899-02-11
POLICEMAN BROWNS RECORD.
The Retiring Hoard Considering the
Cnscs os Faithful Officers

The Police Retiring Board met at Police
Headquarters late yesterday afternoon to
consider the cases of Policemen Augustus
Brown, Seventh precinct, and F. L. Allen,
Eighth precinct who have been recon-
mended for retirement from the active list
Policeman Brown is one OF the best
known and most remarkable members OF
the force, as far as service is concerned.
He is seventy-four years old, and has been
on the Metropolitan Police Force since its
organization, September II. 1861. Before
that time he was member OF the Old
Georgetown police force during the regime
Of Mayor Addison. During the last eight
years Policeman Brown has lost on'y four
days. two each the occasion of the
deaths of his wife and daughter. He has
not missed a day on account of sickness
since the year 1891. Policeman Brown is
stationed at the Washington end of the
Aqueduct Bridge. important post. in
view OF the travel to Glen Echo, Cabin
John Bridge, Arlington, Falls Church. and
I other Virginia villages. Policeman Allen
/ has also served the District a long time.
The times., 1899-02-11
BANKS SUE IN EQUITY.
The Districts Authority to Levy the
Personal Tux In Dispute.
At
Hahn & Co.'S
3 Busy Stores.-

The question of the authority of the Dis
trict 10 levy what is generally known as
personal tax-that is, tax upon the cap
ital stock of the national banks doing bust
ness in the city of Washington-was
brought before the Supreme Court of the
District in another form yesterday by a
suit in which all the national banks in the
city combined and asked that the officers
and agents of the District government be
restrained from attaching the property of
the banks for the purpose of compelling
the payment of such a tax. The District
of Columbia is sued as municipal incor
poration, and Eldred G. Davis, Collector
as its agent
The complainant banks are the Nation
al, Metropolitan, Farmers and Mechanics,
Second National, Citizens National, Cen
tral National, The National. Columbia Ma
tional West End National Traders Ma
tional, the Lincoln and the National Capt.
tai Bank.
The petitions of the banks. which are
signed by their attorneys, William F. Mat
tingly Nathaniel Wilson, a. s. Worthng-
| ton. and X. Ross Perry q Son, set forth
that the plaintiffs own real estate in the
District of Columbia, which is taxed sep
arately from their capital stock In speci-
| flying as to the National Metropolitan Bank
p, of Washington, il is alleged that the Dis
| trict of Columbia rendered bill for So
| S7S.92 for personal tax for the first half
| of the year ending June 30, 1899, which
amount is arrived al as follows: The as
SCISSOR, Eldred G. Davis. acting under the
assumed authority of the act of Con-
| gress of March 3, 1877, assessed for taxa
tion for the fiscal year ending June 80.
1897, the capital stock of the above bank. al
its par value. 100000 10 which is added
$3.50, 0G0, equal TO so per cent of the capital
| stock, because of the failure of the bank to
deliver a schedule of its taxable property.
From the total amount. s450,000, was de-
Quoted S66 l54, the value of the real estate
! owned by the bank.
Similar statements are made in relation
| to the other banks. 1t is stated that
great deal of the capital stock Of complain
ant banks is invested in United States
bonds and for this cause is exempt from
| taxation.
a suit at law was Instituted about two
weeks ago having the same purpose il
view as that aimed at by the proceeding
commenced yesterday in equity The Rigg
National Bank was the complainant, i
having been selected TO make the test be
cause II is the only one of the local ma
tional banks the personal tax OF whicl
amounts TO more than $4,000.
The times., 1899-02-11
To Reclaim Anaco.,in's Flats.

In view of the recent recommendation by
the Chief of Engineers OF the Army CT
an appropriation to commence the work
of deepening and widening the Anacostia
River and the reclamation of the Ana
costa Flats. the District Commissioners
yesterday forwarded Il communication TO
Senator Frye Chairman OF the Senate Com
mittee on Commerce. expressing their in
terest in the matter and giving the
project their hearty and unqualified sup
port The Commissioners state in their
letter 10 Senator Frye that the necessity
for the improvement is imperative.
The times., 1899-02-11
THE SHUFELDT CASE.
Five Days More Given the Defendant
to Answer.

Justice McComas yesterday signed a de-
cree allowing DIR. Robert Wilson Shufeldt
FIVE days longer in which to make answer
to the me exeat" proceedings instituted
against him by his former wife, Florence
Audubon. last November. The decree states
that unless the defendant answers within
the specified time a judgment pro con-
fesso'' will be entered against him.
In her petition for the issuing OF writ
me exeat' the plaintiff, Florence Audit
bon, rehearses the fact that in February.
1898, she obtained a divorce from the de
fendant Shufeldt in the courts of Maryland,
and that the decree also allowed her ali
mony at the rate of $500 per annum. She
further said in her suit in November last
that before the first installment of alimony
became due that the defendant left the
jurisdiction of the MARYLAND courts and
came to reside in the District of Columbia.
She was also informed and believed, she
said, that her former husband intended 10
leave this country and go TO the East In
dies. and asked the court TO restrain him
from so doing.
The times., 1899-02-11
The Mortality Record. i.

Deaths recorded at the District Health OF
hcc yesterday follows: Mary Ann Lee. q years;
Sarah T.. Crawford, n years; Daniel Murray. IL
years; James Anderson, Is years; Sarah Maria
Daniel, G5 years; William H. Morgan. years;
Zalmon Livingston Barnum, "A years; Ellen Rosina
McAvoy, II years; Hattie Wood rs years; Katie
Whitehead, 20 wears; Granville Carter. 20 years;
Helen Stokes, years; Toney Jelited. years;
Annie Hill, | year; Pearl Madison, 10 months;
Elizabeth ". CLARK, months; Barnard Wagga
U D.
The times., 1899-02-11
THE SALE DECLARED VOID.
Commissioner- Order II Propcrt
Certificate Returned.

Commi>sioner- Order "a Property
Certificate Returned.
The District Commissioners have notified
C. a Hitchcock that the part of lot Z, in
,quare S15. which was purchased by him
Il tax sale April s, 1888 was erroneously
sold and that the sale has been declared
void. He has been requested to surrender
his certificate TO the Collector of Taxes
and the purchase money will be refunded.
The lot was assessed 10 e. and G. Pritch-
ard, instead Of Isabella L. Turpin, the
owner. beginning with the tax year 1895.
BY reason OF this erroneous record in the
Office of the Assessor the taxes were not
paid for the years 1895, 1896, 1897. and the
first half OF 1898, and the property was sold
on April s. 1898. TO c. a. Hitchcock for the
taxes OF 1891
The times., 1899-02-11
n,,,ccrs ofthc Grin.

The greatest danger from La Gnppe is OF its
r,s,,Itinc in nneurnonia. II reasonable care is
,,ssJ However aud ca.nbsrland Cough Remedy
taken ali danger will be avoided. Among the
tens Of Thousands who have used this remedy for
la yrinpe we llayr YET TO learn cf single ease
having resulted in pneumonia which shows CON
cIrsiyely that this rnedy is 4 certain preventive
nj that dangerous disease. 1t will cure Ia grippe
Il; loss time than any other treatment II is pleas
ant and safe 10 takr For sale by Henry Evans,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists. e3s + st; NV,
and Conn ave and 81. NV, and li2S Nd. ave.
The times., 1899-02-11
HELP FOR THE NEEDY.
Contributions of Food and None
for the Lee Family.

Contributions of Food and Money
for the Lee Family.
The generous readers of The Times have
come TO the fore in the case of the Lee
family, who were discovered in desti-
tute condition by this paper after the AS
sociated Charities had ignored the case
A number of people called upon Mrs.
Lee at her home. POLL Eleventh Street
northwest. and left much needed food,
clothing, and money. Anyone in need OF
help could render aid In this deserving case
by employing Lee, who is a very intelli-
gent and well educated colored man from
Canada.
The following donations have been re-
ceived at this Office and turned over:
Cash. $3.50
........................... .2i
Cash.. IL
The times., 1899-02-11
Randolph street Extension.

Former District Commissioner George
Truesdell, J. +. Bancroft, and other prop
erty owners and residents of lexington
had conference with the District Com
missioners yesterday for the purpose of
urging the extension OF Randolph Street
from Lincoln Avenue to Second Street.
The times., 1899-02-11
cn,nrrh nnd Colds Relieved in 10

10 GO Minutes.-one short puff of the breath
through the blower. supplied with each bottle al
Dr A-n.w's Catarrhal Powder. dffnses this pow
der over the surface Of the nasal passages.
Painless and delightful to use. 1t relieves in-
stantlv and permanently cures CatarTh, HaT
Fever Colds, Headache, Sore Throat Ton-ilitiS,
and Dcafnes- ~ cents Sold bv F. y. Williams.
Ninfl, and + Strets; E,imonds Williams, Third
and Pennsylvania Ayenuc.-9i.
The times., 1899-02-11
The Scholarship Declined.

Miss Mary Il. FaIkman has refused the
scholarship 10 the Dread Institute at Wor-
ccstcr. Mass, which she recently won in
competitive examination and the District
Commissioners have been requested to ap.
point another student Miss Bertha Nc
Naught. pupil at the Normal School
stood second in the competitive examina-
ton. and will probablY be salecird
The times., 1899-02-11
John HANK. Sentenced.

John Banks. colored. who was charged
in Criminal Court No. l with assault with
intent to kill, was yesterday found guilty
of a simple assault and sentenced TO five
months Imprisonment in the District jan
William Galloway, charged with assault
with intent TO kill was acquitted.
The times., 1899-02-11
The S.culur I.c,pu,

Prof. William VI. Coleman will address the
Sc,rar League Al NIccabec Temple 5Ia Ninth
Street northwest. tomorrow afternoon at : o oclock
on ''DcsCartr-, the Philosopher and the Man.
The times., 1899-02-11
At the Busy Corner
Deep Cuts in
Housewares.

Good strong leaders
and absolute necessi-
ties. These goods are
wares whose usefulness
is measured by neither
time nor season. They're
standard. The demand
for them is so consistent
that their price is very
seldom altered from a
recognized d basis of
marking. They hold for
one day. And in each
and every item a big
saving looms out Of the
little price. You'll find
the advertised articles
ranged on tables on the
top floor Of the building.
Two elevators to take
-~,, Fla ava
The times., 1899-02-11
For Voluntary bankruptcy.

4 petition for voluntary bankruptcy filed
Yesterday in the supreme Court OF the District
by Eugene Kahn His liabilities are stated to he
g. SIS 2D and no assets are listed.
The times., 1899-02-11

Justice Cox yesterday appointed Daniel i l.
Murray 4 committee 10 take charge of his brother
Joseph '. Murray, who few days ago WAS ad
Judged i luuatic 10y marshal's Jury
The times., 1899-02-11
Verdict for the plnintiG.

Fannie G. Head Yesterday obtained 4 verdict
for Slgs.3I against BYRON &. Adams. in Circuit
Count No. !. The pIaintih was represented b,
Ruth d nnlau
The times., 1899-02-11
Petitions for IA Divorce.

\ petition for divorce was filed Yesterday by
George " Webster. who asks the court to grant
him legal separation from his wife, Josephine
Mehster.
The times., 1899-02-11
District BuiIdinr Notes.

Matthew Naliancy has been appointed an al,!i.
tional private OF police for duty at the Weather
Bureau.
William ". Fraser, - | Street northeast. re
Gently asked the District Commissioners 10 grant
him permission to eDnduct an eating house in .
wagon to bc moved from place To place On th'
streets of the city. The Commissioners came I,
the conclusion that there is littlc public necessity
ior such an institution. and the request OF Mr
Fraser has been denied.
The times., 1899-02-11

STOD AGE Separate rooms. 81 pee
- iONHoL month; goods insured;'r
packing and haulin: dono at reasonable ratez;
cleans can be obtained goods stored with usl.
NORTHWEST STORAGE HOUSE,
Sid-3lS Sth -. NV.
Opposite Kauns. ia1 Sm0
The times., 1899-02-11
HUNGRY and COLD
In A WREICHED Howell
The Associated CharitiesIgnore
Another Pitiful Case.
An Aged Woman Without Food,
Fuel, or Shoes.
L \ -l,x.x
Alone and Helpless in n Hut Wbcr
the Temperature Had Almost
Reached zero.

The misery of last night was such as to
burned. The bite of the zero mark was
agony and the concentrated bitterness of
freezing was burning pain, SO that all who
could sought warm robes and wraps and
much of comfortable food and steaming
drinks.
But there were those who could not es-
cape the agony of the open, though the
agony was twice bitter because these
could not retire to robes and wraps and
had not of grateful food and steaming
drinks Some of these lay in the cold,
and the frost of their breathing was their
food. But it was below zero. Aye, and
strong men cried out from their warm
wraps because OF the cold.
A Tale of Misery.
Replenish your fires then. quaf warm
drinks, all ye who expend coin to witness
pictured misery and staged horrors, and
harken TO facts and hear of such real
misery and horror as may be witnessed
from your very back windows.
Far down in the southwest quarter of
this city, huddled close upon the banks
of the canal which wriggles along between
First and Second Streets, leans little
miserable hoyel. or plank shanty. 1t is
n pitiful shanty and il inclines close TO the
bank of the canal as if to escape Obserya-
tion. The shanty is about seven feet
high and about thirty feet square. 1t
lacks the dignity of a stable and one
would mayhap mistake it for an unused
woodshed.
Within this shanty dwells, or rather suf-
fers, human being. This being is 4
woman-an aged woman with gray hair
and a face scared with wrinkles. The
cracks in the floor and sides of the shanty
cape wistfully at her as the frost gathers
on the inside CT the place, a biting wind
whistles a plaintive dirge through the
many gapes. yet this woman sits and
croons and chafes her stiffened hands and
remains for lack of other quarters and
because of the stern knowledge that she
can obtain no other quarters.
Here is a case which the great good or
ganization known as the Associated Chari-
ties has so cruelty neglected that not even
the breath of an investigating agent has
ever warmed the little shanty. Yet it is
certain that were this woman a quadruped
and left over night in this novel, another
great and good association, known as the
Society for the Prevention of Cruelty 10
Animals, would have arrested the owner
for crelty. neglect and exposure The
greatest of these is charity yet the most
charitable of these is that caring for ami
mails.
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-08

Sm arsaturtransportsn fra Sub
b~ranosbalen til ariltiania mslbes, at
ben / SsIt bar p9ret betpbelis itsrre
enb tiblisere. s tre Maaneber, fra
life Dug, er fra s uf 9ubbranbsoa=
lens 13 Stationer afienbt 426 @ogne.
Ssri er osfau mebregnet entslte Bog
ne meb Seite cg Saar FAINT nosle
9psne til observation-disclosures, men
ben rent opsrDsienoe Del, co. 400, er
SlagtstpGs til SriItiania. Regner
mar iaa II a 10 DIR | hper @osn,
bbiltet er bet alminpelise. BIZ bet iise
bet famine iom 5000 DIR, repraiens
terenbs en- Salssp9rbi for CUB
branbsbslerne af benpec 100000 ar.
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-08
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llnber benne 3itel briu9er iibite gtll
mer al Sr. Hinees 8lab "0prbmall
ben" en- ppetiit i%atiriit 8reItation q
ben biotil 81. q. ipm "%Giitorilt" 5pr
iatter betienbt forbenparenoe Sfolela
rer $. 5 Ieis. Gen lpoer iom fol
ger:
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ON Jig 8pn1en ab MI bGre
juIt iom 8pens SalpnsW rno:
BRUCE 8og / fine Barter,
laiert S'otei, naar ban iar,er
8lennem Clog % aft llleno;-
briIse Bin til ale Setter
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mart paa 8rop % ina,t paa alGr;
bru9e "8tssmaal", iom oil patfe
Satter, iaa 6olt nar mau ipreffe,
naar ilist "anot" / gtaHo ban bar;
BRUCE Slosbat bprtt 5isie,,
Silteueit, naar ban Hal Isle
Talen / fin @jgbiefbins;
brnse islpilaat Stot | R9uer,
naar bag 4los % Sarp ban "ifraper",
Cigar i'm a Sun os Ching.
= Rei, bet blir NOT "puer g@Une",
I'm en- Spnoe frem piI it9une
iuit ION 8pens Salpn.SRr.
gsen "3ultur" brus. o Sonbe!
gInOet er fun al bet Snoe,
li9ger ei bin FONT bet nRr.
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-08
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stso. bpor Sr0oommer bar IN 9oo Aariasen Ill
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Haa b Z iaees Nesieiner, lem TeRier $40 BET. cans
9atGrrb Gre "laaes iuo~ pa pirfeg eirsfie sda Flo
ot % Ziimhinherne. 6au's GaiarrA Care or lite
en- RoafiaIper @eoitiH. Zen har | manle &ar pRrei
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reaetm9sia pep ubfploninaeH al Recepter. Zen az
iammeniat az be bsofe RsIpsiprfeHee NioIsr. man
teneer. o. teeite elporeHisre, Der rtrfer oiretts paa
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of 10 dna eoieHier pirfer til al trembrinae ia eauue
rueeyfulbe Reiultaier I eehaHolinGen az Aaiarrh.
Sfrtp eftsr XitnfSbnrb herou.
g.. q. GheHtn TO-, 9reps..
&aa Gpo.heferne 75c Ipiehs. Chic
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