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Evening star., 1900-10-08
BrOOkland's Postal Facilities.

An order has been issued by the Post
Office Department providing for the dis
continuance of the Brookland post office,
the change being effective November 1. On
the same day substation No. II, at the
Catholic University, will also be discon-
tinued. In lieu of the Brookland post Of
flee substation will be established there
for the transaction Of registry and money
order business, for the sale of stamps and
post office supplies, and for the receipt and
dispatch of mails.
Free delivery will also be extended No
vember 1 by the Post Office Department TO
Brookland.
Evening star., 1900-10-08
Fined for Assault with n Brick.

Frank Ward, charged in the Police Court
before Judge kimball with assaulting Percy
Mills by striking him over the eye with
brick and knocking him down, pleaded not
guilty, but the evidence was against him
and the court imposed penalty of $40 fine,
with the alternative Of sixty days in jail.
Evening star., 1900-10-08
THE cot RTS.

Circuit Court No. 1-Chief Justice Bingham.
Mahoney agt. Metropolitan Railroad Com
pany: ordered on stet. kibby agt BATH
more and Potomac Railroad Company: GER
titled to Criminal Court No. =. Fullerton
agt Metropolitan Coach Company: do.
Woodward ct al agt. De Shields; Judgment
by default. Berry agt Throckmorton:
judgment by consent. oVerman Wheei
Company agt. Larrimore; clerk ordered TO
return security for costs.
Circuit Court No. 2-Justice Bradley.
Frazer agt. Preston: certified to Criminal
Court No. for trial. Coiver agt Earle;
certified to Circuit Court No. l for trial.
Cropley agt. District of Columbia: juror
withdra wn with leave to amend in ten
days.
Criminal Court No 1-Justice Clabaugh.
United States agt. Chas. l.. Mctin, muir
der: bill of exceptions approved and filed.
United States agt. George Harris, larceny;
on trial.
Criminal Court No. 2-Justice Cole.
Terrell agt. Lindsay; on trial.
Probate Court-Justlce Cole.
Estate of Catharine Heenan; will fully
proved. Estate of Isadore b. Belmont; in
ventory filed; Estate of Lily j. Lowry:
petition for letters of administration C. t.
a. filed. Estate of Alice w. Winthrop; or
der to open safe deposit box
Equity Court No. 1-Justice Hagner.
Harvey agt. Harvey; calendared for pres
ent term. Waters agt. Ubhof; pro confesso
against defendants Ubhoff and Sturgis
granted.
Equity Court No. 2-Justice Barnard
Bohannan agt. Bohannan; divorce a vim.
mat. granted. Merchant q Co. agt. Protes-
tant Episcopal Cathedral Foundations; or
der allowing Illinois Company ct al. to in
tervene. Sullivan agt. Steele's heirs; pro
confesso against defendants.
Evening star., 1900-10-08
East Capitol Street Branch Office.

For the benefit Of residents in the eastern
part Of the city The Star has opened a
branch office at Haley's drug store, corner
of 9th and East Capitol streets where cfas-
ceived at regular rates. Wanted Help and
Wanted Situations cost one cent a word.
Evening star., 1900-10-08

Annie Mcdonald, colored, living at sO4Lk
w street northwest, was found Ill on lot
near 10th and d streets northeast about 8
o'clock Saturday night. Citizens took her
to the ninth precinct station and she was
removed to the Homeopathic Hospital for
treatment.
Evening star., 1900-10-08

Robert Fletcher was today convicted in
the Police Court before Judge Kimball of
making an assault on Frank Harris by
striking him with crutch, and he was
fined so, with the alternative of thirty days
in Jail.
Evening star., 1900-10-08
Once. In The Star Butldinx.

Desirable Office rooms are for rent in The
Star Building. including light. heat and
tanitor service.
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r1ONEY TO LOAN

Union Trust and Storage Com
pany of the District of Columbia Of
fers superior facilities for the storage
of all kinds of food products mot re-
quiring a fixed temperature in its
warehouse No. I, corner of First
and L streets ne, on the line of the
B. and O., its building being new,
clean, dry, we'll lighted and ventilated.
1t is equipped to give the best serv-
ice to the public as warehouseman
only and does not deal in merchan-
disc of any kind.
For rates, etc, apply at Office, 400
F st. NV, or at Warehouse.
oc2-21n
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
70 MEssRs. RICHARDSON & BURGESS.

30 MESSRS. RICHARDSON & BURGESS
General Contractors and Builders:
In the year of our Lord this LIST day of Octo-
ber 1900.
We. the officers and members of the Hod Car
rieFs Union No. l. Of Washington, ID. C., set
forth our hand to write the following, to wit:
That we hereby congratulate you upon the inter-
est which you have bestowed upon the above
named association: also the impartiality and nom
favOritfsm the part of your most worthy fore
man. Mr.. GaskIns We also hope you may hold
rs in the same esteem. and appreciate u.s. we
do YOU. Is always willing at any com
maud TO give fair days work for fair day 5
pay.
Remaining, respectfully.
SAMI FL. PRESTON. President;
DENNIS BROWN, Secretary.
Hod Carriers Union No. i, Washington, ID. c.
IT.
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Real Estate Transfers.

West Eckington-A. w. Crittenden ct ux.
to Philippine Franklin, lot Go, block 3;
so (stamps, $1.5O).
Addition to LIE Droit Park-Frank S. Col
lins ct al. to Annie E. Crogan and Mar
garet II. O'Meara, lot 81, block 20; $40
{stamps, $3).
Bloomingdale-John NJ. Henderson ct ux.
to Herman E. Gasch, lots Z and 8, block
2; $40 tstamps, 50.
Kentucky avenue southeast between B
and streets-Jno. H. Walter to Walker r.
Hopkins, lot 81, square 1888; 500. I.
H street northwest between 9th and 7th
streets-Anton Eberly ct ux. to Peter ].
Nee, part original lot 3, square 453; $3.50
Evening star., 1900-10-08

RETURN BALLS. AND IaC
In Rubber. Celluloid and other ma terias. Just
the thing the little We have just a
few Rubber Necks that cute.
HOLMES 4 co. Rubber Goods
1-3m.6 51I 9th st NV.
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To Desirable Tenants.

The second AMI third foors of The Evening Star
An1ex will be rented 10 desirable tenants. Size,
NNlUo feet. Steam heat, electric light and motor
power. Elevator service. Apply at The Star OF
fee. oc2-tf
Evening star., 1900-10-08

o I H + l. r BLIC: z
] beg that i opened a
uptown branch store for the benefit Of
patrons and public Of that part Of the city,
II46 CONN AVE.
Where a full stock OF the very latest styles
OF Ranges. Furna ces. Modern Plumbing Fix
tUres etc will hc carried. Orders FOR
plumbing will receive the best Of attention.
JOHN MORAN. 212G PA. AVE. l146 Conn. ave
a.2 I'm
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FINANCIAL.
The Mighty PEN

What a shame to waste much land on that
pigpen. when you might turn II into a beautiful
lawn, exclaimed a lady visitor to a farmer
Nay replied the farmer, "the pen is mightier
than the sward.''
As the foreigner said about the English language:
You say what you without the danger Of
having anybody know what you mean, or how
mean you mean TO be-"
Evening star., 1900-10-08
We Mean Right

and we do right by all of correspondents We
help them make commissions by filling their or
ders promptly and reporting promptly. Their Gus
toners can get out OF trade easily as they
can get into 1T; they give the order. the respon-
dent collects the margin. and do the rest.
Boosting would not bring any customers; we
must do as We say but there is harm In saying
what We do. Once In a while we tell you a story
in our advertisements we always tell the
truth. Read our free book,
Howard ,Crosby&CoSS 2. GSnsEes: st. Ecson
4e 62 Wall ST., New York.
Evening star., 1900-10-08

NI',' n II'J4-I3 T-I'fS 'IF-f I-Nb
The stockholders of the Washington Insurance
Company of Washington -. c. are hereby noti-
fled that there will be a special meeting Of the
company held At its Office i212 g ST. NV. ON
MONDAY the 22d day of October 1900 at 500
m. for the purpose Of eBlarging the business
OF the company To include Marine Insur-
auce. by order Of
ANSON $. TAYLOR
FREDERICK NJ SHELDON,
NORRIS w SHELDON
FREDERICK W CREASER
Ocl -3w-l4 EDW VI HOpGKINS
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New York Cotton market,

Heu Ich's beers have friends as innuInesable as
the : Sfs OF night, or dew drops which the sun
lIsss AZ ; On every leaf and every flower. Phone
Ell, Ellington Bot ing Co.. for case and yoo
VIII ind Heurieh's 2 friend
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PROSPECTS OF PROFITS.

It Is difficult 20 give an exact statement
Is to tke number OF tgpeVriteTs manufactured.
From all the information al hand. however. an
estimate OF 10000 machines 4 year. made in
the United States. seems to he reasonable.
EVEN so SMALL A BUSINESS As 700
ELECTRICAL TYPEWRTTFRS. A YEAR Al
LOWING 4 NET PROFIT OF. so on EACH
MACHINE, WOULD LEAVE \ PROFIT OF
slooooo, OR 5 PER CENT on THE WHOLE
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL STOCK or THE
CAHIIL COMPANY LESS THAN ONE
SIXTH THAT AMOUNT OF NET PROFITS
WOULD BE SUFFICIENT To PAY THE 6
PER CENT DIVIDEND oN The PREFERRED
STOCK But this Is counting on very small
business One American company alone is I'm
derstood 70 be selling more than 3e,o0o type
writers year, while several Others are selling
nom $500 TO 45,09O. A sale Of I0.090 cleo
trieal- typevritess a year, with profit Of SO
on each machine, would enable the company
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cosrM1ssroNERs, NOTICE..

OFFICE. OF THE ASSESSOR DISTRICT OF CO.
LEMBIA Washington NOV. So Ieg9-Notice
IS hereby given that. in accordance with the acts
OF Congress approved June ., 1873; June 10,
1879; June L. 1890; august Il 1921: July
1885, and June 2. 1900. a water main has BEEN
laid on Bridge Street, between Highland Avenue
and the cnd of said street, ard that a water
main tax mas been leyied upon all lots OF land
9bUtting upon the street. ROAD or alley in or
upon which water main has been laid all in
the County OF Washington. District Of Coium.
bia: Part OF the Highlands, being part Of Pretty
Prospect, James B. Nicholson, 81; part be.
ginning at the northwest corner CT gillard (
Parsons tract and thence along the south
line OF Ofnada Street extended to east line OF
Bridge Street. thence along east line of Bridge
Street to Frank H.. Thomas trait uorti,,sest
corner: thence along said Frank Fl. Thomas tract
nerth line 50 feet 10 said Thomas northeast
corner; thence along east line OF said Thomas
tract south SS.s4 feet thence north IS degrees 40
minutes east to said EilaTd & Parsons west
lire; thence north ISIS 20 feet along said siIlard
Parsons west Iae 10 beginning. Part of the High-
lands being part Of Pretty Prospect; James s.
Nicholson, SIS; part beginning at the intersee-
ton Of the west line OF the tract herein de-
scr5bed with the south line OF Omaha Street
extended and run thence south 2 degrees east
S42. IS feet; thence nefth - degrees % minutes
east II west line OF Bridge Street; thence along
west line Of Bridge Street TO south line OF
Omaha Street extended, thence west along south
line OF said Omaha Street to beginning In
Cleveland PARK: block s; part OF lot g. Thomas
E Wsgsauaa. S4.21; beginning at the south
west line Of street called Highland Avenue
thence along west line OF Eaid avenue r. SO feet
% Bridge Street. thence along south line Of
Bridge S.sset 397 feet TO east line OF Iot &.
thence along said east line south ~ feet to
ycginning In Cleveland Park; block 8; part Of
LOT 4 Thomas Z. WaEgsmaH, sse.74; beginning at
the southwest corner OF lot 4 and run east %
feet: thence north - feet to Bridge Street
thence enthusiastically along Bridge Street 81 70
feet to east line OF lot OF s. thence soi:th % Of
feet to beginning. In Cleveland Park: block g.:
part OF lot 5. Thomas E. WaggamaR, $50 So; be-
ginning at the southwest corner Of said lot OF
5 and run east IS feet; thence north 9s07 feet
to Bridge Street; thence ENTHUSIASTICALLY along
Bridge Street 1911 feets thence south rs de-
greeS, 30 minutes west 1881 feet to west line
OF lot Of 5; thence along west line OF lot of
TO beginning. By order of the Commissioners
OF the District Of eoluInbiss T. r. DARSEIII,E.
Assessor Of the District of Columbia des-l2texSu
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-10
IN TIE STOCK MARKET.
Dealings ia Large Volume and Vel
Distributed.

Distributed.
NEW YORK Dec 10.-The week in the
Stock Market opened with the dealings in
large volume well distributed and fer the
most part resulting IN substantial ad-
vanees. The latter were pronounced in the
Instances Of Tennessee Coal and Iron and
colorado Fuel and Iron. AmaIgamated Cop
Der and Anaconda and il Federal Steel
s1ugar Refining was also heavily dealt in,
sut the stock had somewhat uncertain
tendency.
In the railway list. the Atehison issues
were severely depressed on the announce
ment of threatened labor troubles on that
road Among the higher priced stocks.
Pennsylvania Railroad was feature in
material advance. The changes elsewhere
in the railway list were of comparatively
small extent. The Erie issues continued
strong and active. and there was increaS-
ing activity noted in the Nickel Plate is
sues
For the most part. the trading seemed
to be governed by the more cheerful views
regarding the monetary outlook The
changes in opinions in this respect led not
only 10 Hew investment buying, but also
20 the covering of short contracts The
dealings in bonds were again conducted in
large volume, particularly IN the Erie is
sues and those Of the St Louis and South
western.
London prices for American stocks show
ed general advances above parity with Sat
urdsy's final prices, and foreign houses
were buyers here upon the opening of bus
mess. Apart from the threa tened labor
troubles on the Atehison road, there was
a virtual absence of news over Sunday
bearing upon the Stock Market
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that all hack dividends On the prefer
red stock must be paid before any div
idends whatever can be paid on the
common stock.
IT IS PARTICIPATING, OR SUR
Plus SHARING-which means that if
the profits are more than per cent
il shares them equally with the COM
mon stock
IT'S AMOUNT Is LIMITED by the
compaEy's charter 10 $3.50. goo.
Behind the guarantee Of per cent
on the preferred stock is (a) the mon
ey-about S1z0, 06C-whieh the company
has already invested in RaTfeeting its
machines and building up plant
which is the finest of the kind IN this
part Of the country; (b) the proceeds
OF the preferred stock, which viii be
used il increasing the plant and in
manufacturing the machines. and (c)
the franchises OF the company-the
typewriter rights under thirty patents
and pending applies tions-which secure
10 The Cahill Company thorough mo-
nopoiv, II would seem. of all CONNER
eially practicable electrical typewrit-
ers
The money received from sale Of
stock VIII be used 10 buy additional
machinery. 10 make additional special
tools, TO improve and increase the
factory and plant, and to manufacture
and sell typewriters-to- prosecute the
business.
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MONEY WANTED AND To LOAN.
Loans of $40 I- ss s s5nz1s; ;as's

Wagons. etc, at lowest rztes and on the dsv vsu
eppIy We are loaning the Building and Loan
Association plan. which makes the cost OF esrrr-
ing loans much less than you pay elsewhere. and
allows you to Pay II of IN any sized notes you
desire running nom TO twelve months Yen
only pay for the Of the money to- the length
o. t..ss yoa carry Il II you have Z loan with
soTne other company We wiz pay IL Of and sd
vance yeu more money If desired. Rates cheer
IuIiy given and no cost TO you unless ioz7 Il
Ti,aSe- lesns male anywhere in che District
Csu anc get rates. Front room. frst foor. Scien-
tic American Building.
National Mortgage Loan Co.
625 + ST. \. w.
nns-ff
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% you NEED MONEY?
We Have 1t for You,

You need not &c to the trouble TO borrcw
from friends; be independent Of asking fxyors W.
wiz lend you on reur furniture and pianos or any
household goods or personal property. VIII charge
you less and make the most lenient terms Ia
fact you can borrow your own terms Call
and get our rates bsfore you decide who TO borrow
from. Strictly confidential Private o4ieez CO
LUNBIA GUARANTEE CO.. els st. NV.
aui1-tsem
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ECTIG TREATMENT FOR MEN.

positive cure for structure and enlarged pros
trste. difficult uTiTSIi0n- etc
All cases undertaken are positively guaranteed
cure without an operation, msrc1Ty csustic
or pain. The Eclectic r. r. Co Hours. a No.
TO $50 D. NJ and to p m s23 18th ST nv
dec In en-
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New York Stock .Jarket

Corrected daily BY ". B. Hibl.s & Co. mem
bers Of the New York Stock Exchange 1913 f
Street
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TO pay 20 per cent dividend on It's stock
And with larger sales propcrticratefy larger
profits, ii wonll seen. may reasonably BE-
expected
such profits may seem considerable, but
even laraeer profits have been realized from
good patented moRopolies. particularly in
the electrical line Every one familiar with
the facts knows that the telegraph, the teIe-
phone, aud the electric light patents were
each fortune to many Of the earlier invest
ors
The eomPany's sales ofiee Is at 1871
street; its MAIN OFFICE AND FACTORY.
occupy tine Itii and 9TH floors OF The Barrier
Ross Building, coraer Eleventh and L
streets northwest Intending investors viii
please call II the latter place. where the CON-
pany's plant. well as its various types Of
machines. can be seen
The company reserves the right to close
subscriptions At any time and to reject sub
scriptions at Will
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The CaliIl Electric Typewriter Con- ppsanny]
Offers for Subscription Limited Amount OF It's
Six Per Cent, Cumulative, Preferred
Surplus=sflaring Stock,
Fu-paid and Non-assessabIe, at Par-S5O
FuIl-paid and worcestershire, at Par-s5O.

This company has recently placed its
Universal keyboard electrical typewrit-
Ct on The market With this machine
the operator merely touches the keys
and the electricity does the work.
In fact, the application of electricity
TO the typewriter has made il possible
TO improve the machine, increase its
speed, and reduce the labor Of the op-
orator to sn extent heretofore not con
sidered possible
The Cahin Company has been engag-
ed for years in perfeeting its machines,
has acquired a monopoly of ali the
most valuabls electrical typewriter
patent rights. has built up large plant
and factory, and IN order to Increase
It's facilities for manufacturing its ma
chimes in large quantities and at a low
cost. has recently authorized an in
crease Of its capital stock from SIT. coo
to 81 ,250, Goa, of which 81 000. coo is
common stock and $3.50 0O0 8 pei. cent
cumulative. preferred, surplus-sharing
stock.
THE STOCK OFFERED IS PREFER
RED-whieh means that per cent
dividend must be paid annually on it
before anything whatever is paid On
the common stock
IT IS CUMULATIVE-wh means
that If a dividend is not paid one year,
il is carried forward as a debt against
The profits Of The succeeding year, sc
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o dsand 1esia verIe rInfis
L for selection gsuehha weha
ma yb Money spent ton household eoo1h rfeva
furniture acceptable
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Wnshineton Stool Erchanre-

sales-U. S. Reg. is. sS50GISS; Q. s.
Reg IS, s100d112 II: Columbia Bank
5G170, 100171; Wash. Loan and Trust
Co, zoe 64; Arlington Fire ms. Co. lea
136 Ii; Capital Traction. %20GIO3 SIS.
150G103 81; City & Suburban r. r. %
G23 IL; Washington Gas, 25157 Il %
G57 SIS, 100d57 "a. 5GG57 rs. 400G5S.
c. {. P Telephone, SAL After call
NeT 5enthaler Linotype. ffGGffIIffSS2 49,
GOVERNMENT RANns
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Chicago Grain and Provision m.rh.,

Corrected dailg by W P Hibbs & Co. mem
6ers Of the New York Stock Exchange. I4I9 +
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MONEY 10 LOAN at az, s@ 4 and 4ik per
cent in sums of s1,009 to SI0,ecs on D. c
real estate; pay OF and per cent mortgages
ard begin anew; all transactions conducted vi tn
econenlical consideration for borrower VA II
SAUNDERS & CO. 1907 F st. NV. iyI-tfen
MONEY TO LOAN ON APPROVED COLL Ar
ERAL-No delay. CHARLES 4 BAKER
Rooms 90 and 81, Metzerott Building, I1Io St
se4-sf
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There was much better tone in the
Stock Market this morning. as had been
expected The action Of the Secretary of
the Treasury in preparing the January in
terest and the bank statement, which. al
though bad one, was better than had
been looked for, both caused covering of
shorts at the close on Saturday. and made
the outlook for the beginning OF this week
hullish- This morning there was more
covering of shorts and some good buying
OF the iow-priced securities and also OF the
stocks that have been especially weak re-
Gently. The steel stocks all showed buoy
ancy: also the fractions The grangers
we're well supported at slight advances.
Sugar made a gain during the first hour.
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Good market judges advise the purchase
on all declines of the cheap stocks to hold
for several months Kansas and Texas is
sues, st Louis and San Francisco, St
Louis Southwestern. Texas and Pacific.
Southern Railway common. and Erie pre-
terred are among the more attracting.
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YOUNG PARROTS, singing canasies. nockine
bfrLs dogs cats. rabbits gold Ash. etc
eataioe%e free. seHAID,s BIRD STORE, rs 18Th
St nv. suxz-ti
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1900-06-29
sfoANDs
SIGN



Rome Correspondence Of the en-.
eago Record: Public security Is a.
low ebb In Sicily. Energetic mea utes
have been adopted to stamp cut ofls'
andage in the island. but unless thess
are persisted IN there are sight hopes
OF definitely Wiping away this standing
disgrace Of italy. am giad Y se'
that in the continental kingdom llle
and property are comparatively secure.
kilograms from CataHia announce tA"s
the brigand chiefs Santangelo ana
Destefano nave been killed and theF
followers dispersed in an encoahSsl
with the carabiniefs but they viii %
BemBie again under some other oloo4
thirsty villain. Santaugelo was Only
II. and he entered on his laWiess ca
reer in the mountains early IN 1880
after having fred on a policeman VINO
was trying to arrest one of his Iftehas.
In September of that year he murdered
a field laborer who had refused ms
supplies. He joined Destefanos PAM
in the forests around Mount Etna- N
January last the two descended to me
smiling Piana di 6atania and entered
q farm where several laborers were d.
work. They beckoned to one OF tneln
"a man named Puleo, who was salq
to be in relations with the police-ana
loId the others to stand aside. Poieo
came up and was foully murdered IN
May, in an attempt to capture theln'
one GARDINER was killed and another
wounded. The brigands Manzelea ana
Castiglione were surprised by the po-
lice in a house at Castellamare, near
Palermo. They were wounded and ar
rested after a severe conflict. IA me
same district other heebootef5 seized
the son Of weH-to=do notary took
him up to the hills and obtained Sfs0o9
4or his ransom. The police, while N
search of the scoundrels. came upon
another band Of maraadefs and sue
ceeded in a running fight in killing one
of them and recovering much stolen
property. The latest statistics give
27.9 murders per 100000 inhabitants IN
Sicily. while in Tuscany and upper
Italy the ayeTags Is about s per 100000.