Evening Star Newspaper, April 6, 1887, Page 7

A CATHOLIC FRIST OKDERED OUT OF THE DIOCESE RY BISHOP KENDMICK. A special from St. Louis to the New York Trib- tue last two months Catholle ctr- cles have been agitated over the troubles of Father © F. O'Leary. Monday Father O'Leary was ex. pelled from the diocese of Archbishop Kendrick. Father O'Leary distinguished himself by his ar- dent sympathy for the cause of the Knights of Labor and Irish independence. In the great rail- read strike on the Gould system last year, he was stationed in DeSoto, Mo., and was taking Snch an re against iron Mountain ratiroad was sharply reprimanded by the ‘archbishop. f it neces " ‘ebster Grove, ‘con ay OSG of elty merchants, 1a church shortly after his Leary co-operated with Hi the business person- ed this, Two weeks sregation with jenounced ee from. wed by the arc Tousing speeche this city, recom- cle to settle ‘and op the iollowing avers of the butiding 7 ain remc deity st hiin Out of the diocese. The Babyton Postmaster’s W BUR LIVES IN. NEW YORK AND WANTS A DIVORCE, ASD SO DOES THE POSTMASTER. The N. ¥. Sun of yesterday says: Albert E. Haw- sins, postmaster at Babylon, has brought suit in te Supreme Court of tats district for an absolute divoce from his wif nies all the al yrs Hawkins de- uiat, and has inter Suit for a limited divorce, vhuman treatment. She ap- z a a an um, aad to get rid of her sent her to this ae eed allowing hee sia week. Hila Ob- SY pense! sal in send aie now st culterk wae, undoubtedly” My ctieot ts an invalid, affticted Sometimes sive, Die one sie ¢ , Ghat wad sald by th ive said tat the je Mrs. Hawkins led w her husbahd Was too Se erry uaigeren tor’ excmemene im fact, she desired tostudy iu order that she might h street. “We make five pened a Specific ee Decision was reserved. Briven Away by Anony mous Letters. INDIGNATION IN A FLOKIDA TOWN OVER THE aT- TEMPTED BLACKMALL OF A PHYSICIAN. Dr. M. L. Moore, the wealthiest and most promi- nent physician of Gainesville, Fla., a few daysago received an anonymous postal-card stating that the writer and the public were aware of his re- peated instances of malpractice, and warning Bim to flee at once if he valued bis per- sonal safety. Dr. Moore told J. H. | Hodges hai harges were absolutely false, but that ft would’ cost. hima large amount Of money to co to law about the matter and pes. sibiy rua him in busines He was greatly Twoubied Yn mind and oa Wednesday nigat fed the city and bas not been seen since. When the Story became a topic on the strevis, it caused in- tense indignation and it was the unaniinous ver- dict that it was a case of blackmail. Many peopl ven went so far as to insinuate that less prosper- ous rival physicians were ab the bottom of th plot. Dr. Moore came here nearly three years nd” as diplomas from Rush's Medical Co: iege, of Chicazo, and Bellevue Hospital, New York. Pub gation culinivated ima meeting Saturday night Resolutions were adopted abuouncing the cowardly way in which the charges had been brouzht, and requesting Dr. Moore to return, and pledzing him public syu- pathy and prote-tion untii proven gulity, charac. Serizing those vilialnous persons who Wrmented 0 Mrs Moore with anonymous letters recounting ihe alleged misdeeds of ber husband as too base W notice, and announcing that if found out they Will be "punished by an incensed community. Over §200 wus subscribed as a reward for Une de- tection of the Writer of the anouymous commun cations, —— Maddened by Jealousy. A YOUNG MAN FIKES FOUR SHOTS AT HS SWEET- HEART AND THEN SHOOTS HiMSELP. Driven to madness by jealousy, Herman Knaut, Im Chicago Saturday evening, shot and sertously ‘wounded his sweetheart, Lizle Zinke, and then shot himself. The shooting occurred in the tene- ment home of the girl In West Division street. Knauf is a tanner, twenty-three years of age. He had been intimately acquainted with Miss Zinke for some time, and reganded her as his aManced bride. On Friday wher in company Saturday evening uke and asked her in a wee Of her escort. She a adjoining ely fired three Hew wide, but rs lert chee's’ com. onthe bed and a bait Kau then re- imiseif in the ead, iis wound may ‘Shots at her. ‘the third one penetrated the ing out behind her ear. She Yaised her Land to a shattered her left Index fing ‘turned to the outer roon and fell unconscious to the Fest fatally. _ se. Heroic Scientists. ‘From the New York Tri jaguished setentist Dr. F. Zschok the students at the Zoo- Jezical laboratory, Geneva, undertook a heroi experiment for the purpose of studying the devel- ‘opment of tape-worms in the human system, to ‘which end they swallowed the eggs of the repul- sive parasite. From every part of Europe they received letters of approbation and encourage- ment—one stngie letter only blamed them for Revival of B. and 0. Deal @alk. ‘From the Baltimore Sun, today. President Robert Garrett was at his office in the Central building of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail- Toad Co. yesterday, but, a8 usual, declined to say anything about “the deal.” Friends of the com- Pany, however, continued to reiterate the state- ment which they have been making for several days, that the terms of a negotiation have been settled, and that an authoritative announcement ts not remote. The Phiadelphia correspondent of the Sun, Who gave the first information of the ex- istence Of the Suily option, telegraphed yesterday as tollows: “In this city the B. and 0. deal has dropped almost entirely out of sight, but to-day a gentle- man Who professes to have seen the papers de- clared that it had been consummated, a Boston sYndicate with ample means having’made the Orst payment. His story ts that the arrangement was first discussed with the Boston men at the Hotel Bellevue about two weeks ago, and negotia~ tions have since been proceeding. ' On Saturday the Boston folks started out to raise the required money, and obtained it all in that city. It Was paid over in this city today. Neither the street nor the bankers here seem to Know anything about it, but the geatleman who is authority for the st nt says he was present when the matter was discussed between the principals. All efforts to get Lhe names of the contracting parties failed, but they are sald tobe apitalists, with dbundant command of money. fom certala assertions I should suppose that they were interested in tlegraphy, Dut not Western Union.” jiana Election Frauds. 4 GRAND JURY INVESTIGATING THEM. In the Criminal Court in Indianapolis Monday morning Judge Irvin specially charged the grand Jury respecting the tally-sheet forgeries com- mitted last November, and by which the judge ‘Was counted out of his office. The jury has been inquiring fato the crime, but adjourned for the month, and upon reassembling Monday the court took occasion to express itself very pointedly. ‘The judge said: “It may be of no great importance what partic ular citizen shall hold office or to what political organization, if any, he may belong, but it 1s of vi- tal linportance that the will of the’ people as ex- Pressed through the forms of law shall not bethwar- ted. ‘To do or attempt to do this by altering oF changing tally sheets or poll books of election boards 1s a grave crime, and one that calls for the most thorough and searching investigation at your hands, to the end that the gulity person or per- Sons lay be brought to Justice, if possible, Such cries can have no bearing upon political parties. Ivs not a question of party, but a question of ¢rime, and itis the duty of the grand jury to take it up feedngly, so that the gullty may be pun- ‘The whole charge was listened to with the greatest interest by the jury, and bythe large audience which had been attending the hearing. As soon as the jury had retired ‘Mr. Samuel kins, the witness over whose contumacy the Proceedings in the United States Court oc- curred, wats subpeened, and was before the jury for two hours. It was understood that Mr. Perkins made a clean breast of the whole atter, Hemade @ confession to the assistant proseeuling attorney a few days before he refused to answer questions before the United States commissioner, and in that confession told Just how the errors were made and who made them, who used the acids on the sheets, and who were’ present witnessing and connected'with the crine. An Indianapolis tele gram to the New York Zimes says: it bis test. mony now is the same as his story then at least cignt prominent local democratic politicians are Mable to indictment tor the forgenes comtnitied, PILING PENALTIES MOUNT’ LEK AND A telegram from Bangor says: The whole State of Maine isin a very warm stew over the new Uquor law. Farmers and mechanics, workers and loafers all over Maine gather around the stoves in the village stores and do nothing but taix about it, Saloon keepers, hotel keepers and druggists in a hizhly excited state. “Can they enforce itz” ‘This is the question that ts being asked every- Where. ‘They didn’t succeed very well In entore- ink the oid Law; will hey succeed any better With, {ue new oue, Which Is far more stringent? ‘The new “Statool” says that any person selling intoxicaung liquor shall be fined $0 and costs, and be Laprisoned thirty days, or, In detauit. of payment, he shall be imprisoned tisty days addi Uoual. “This ts ior the rst offense. For each laier ollense he gets £200, with costs and impri<oament Jor Six months, with six months addiuonal in case oc nou-paytuent. Any clerk or agent implicated 4s to be held as guilty as the principal, and subject, to the same tine and imprisonient. itis going to be dangerous in Maine to contribute to Uncie Sain’s internal revenue. | The payment of a United states {ax as a quor seller Is to be taken as prima facie evidence of guilt against the Maine law. For the first offense of drungness tne tine is $16 or tulrty days’ tuprisommenc Af the fine Is not paid. For being tuil a second time the bibulous Maine man must go bebind the bars for thirty days. Drug- gists cannot seli ilquors even on a physician's pre- scription, but they can mix a little with medicines ita physictam deinauds It. ‘They cannot sell any aicohol either. It tue law is to beenforced agaiust sellers and drinkers it will be necessary to build a great many new Jails in Maine, ———— Exclusiveness. From the Richmond Herald, “We shall know each other there” 1s a line ina hymn which 1s a favorite with many good people. Some people are more anxious about heaveniy Tecognition than about knowing each other here. ewe ‘The Tilden Will ‘From the N. ¥. Star, MPril 5. ‘The prospect of getting the Tilden will contest into court this spring has been lessened by the death of Mrs Peiton, sister of the late ex-gov- ernor. ‘The papersin the case will have to be amended, a supplemental complaint made out against the lady's executors, and an answer filed | in their bebal< | Mrs. Peiton bequeathed the leg- acy lett her by Mr. Tides tor ibe granddaughter. ihe executors of Mr. Tiiden’s” estate think that under the bli! incorporaung the Tiiden Trust fund, which recently passed the legislature, ley would be Warranted in taking steps to periect the trust. Such action, however, ts not contemplated, So far as can be learned, and it is thougnt that the Tesuit Of he trial Will Be awaited, HIGH ON LIQUOR SEL- KS. GO LADIES’ GOO! ___ PROPOSALS. BEA AuBUs, BUSINESS IS BUSINESS. ‘SENGER ELEVATORS—U. 8. CAPITOL. Arie oe PEEVATORS “U.S Carmo, = | Kuster Orzxme. A, McK : ODTETE, tect Proposala for furishing, doliveras sod pul SEATON PERRY dress cutting tsught: also to divide rent tins place two, Meare ete, Lievators af —— Leave from Station, corner of New Jer the United States Capitol building, wil be recelved at (Guccemor to Praxy & Buormzn), Vv oeprrenucand Gatrest 1 Aes aber SaTUsbaiat Sena ¢ | NOVELTIES IN DRY GooDs OF THE Best cLass| ¥ >, a. 8. Or Ghicagg, 11:4 aim. and 10:19 p.m daily, with What Follows May Prove Interesting. THIRD inst. EDW. KL COMPLETE STOCK IN ALL DEPARTMENTS, | | Drestmaking Parlors open wonder Aged a, uu. oF ATi Express soa Chlcagos ar . __8P6-w.s,m,tosp20ine. _Architect U. 8. Capitol_| sew CHANTILLY LACE FLOUNCINGS, Re a a ee Eiving in Rittsbarg at 9:00 pap. Chicago, pent orm ees ROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF. ELEGANT BLACK AND COLORED SILKS. Tih st. mw. ‘im | fast tine. Ornice 4. 0. s., Wasmmmorox, Basasczs, DC NOVELTIES IN INDIA SILKS. —— ‘For Cincinnati, Louisville and St. Louis daily s 30 Sagled Broposain in triplicate eubject to, the us BLACK BEADED GuENADINES «= | Mas. K. A. Doxovar, Reine Gary to Shuma and Solace eet HOW YOU CAN SAVE MONEY BY SUBSCRIBING TO Wil he received at ths antl TWELVE OCI ra ‘NOVELTIES IN FRENCH SATTEEN ROBES. 904 F street northwest, Shae Laie Bt Aes in Cincinnet! next morning at | isepit CRY they will ‘be ees ‘NEW EMBROIDERED ROBES. paEoe - ahs St. Louis 6:40 pan. ‘Noextra fare ie ‘on | THE WEEKLY STAR nce of bik ‘furnishing and delivering the CHOICE DRESS FABRICS. train 55 >} Preat Beet puta br the ‘Sut Departmen ‘NEW ENGLISH SUITINGS. FRENCH PATTERN BONNETS and ENGLISH | pro, sitepum st }1ham, ed 8551 tai j ‘ear’ commencing Tuly Ast, 18", INCH HABIT CLOTHS. ROUND HATS, Sigeping Oars to Bittabume, bal 1 wposals inust beenclosed in sealed envelopesinarked | NEW IMPORTED WHITE GOODS. froth the Ieeding houses of Parts ana Lonaon, eater eetipgton and Local Stations, 8 vy. | anieegned. ehochwarenani teaver te sickt ie WSIS FORE ee Danes. on MONDAY and TUESDAY, April 4thand Sth, | "For points Gn Shenandoah Valley RE, 3:30 pm. an arrangement has been: tuto between the tea@ing publications ef this country and 2 sje : = ‘proj a ‘Blank: teen giving in- ‘ation as to condi juality of beef, Smuant of bond, &, muse be obtained by S07) ‘this office, C. B. SATTERLEE, 1st Lt. B. Q.M. 3d Art, ACS. mh21,22 ap6,7,18,19. = ROPOSALS FOR TRENCH EXCAVATIONS FOR iE HE CONGRESSIONAL LIBRARY BOI DING. Orrick o¥ THE COMMISSION FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF THE CONGRESSIONAL LIBRARY BUILDING, 145 East Cap. st., Washington, D. C.. Mch. 26, 1887, Sealed Will be Fecelved at this office until TWELVE 'NOON, the FIFTEENTH day of APULL, 1887, for the treich Gxcevations reared for the con” ‘grete foundations of the Co z ing. Drawings and can be seen in the office of the architect, from whom say additional in- formation may be obtained. L. QC. LAMA EDWARD CLAK A. B. SPOFFORD, mb28-e0,14th apr joners. ROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF. Orrice PUKCHASING awp Dzrot ComDiissany oF SUBSISTENC! WASHINGTON, D. C., April 1. 1887, Sealed proposals, in triplicate, addressed to the ‘will "be received ait this office until LOCK, NOON, on “THURSDAY, MAY TH, 1887, at which timé and place they ‘will be ‘opened in the presence of bidders, for furnishing th Fresh Beef required by the Subsistence Departmel United States Army, at this depot, for isaue to tro} &e,, durin the fiscal year cominencing July 1st, 1887, ‘The yovernment reserves the right to reject any oF st -bvclopos contatns yposals must be marked envelopes containing m marl “Froposals for Fresh Beek Toca nforiution as to conditions, qua Beef, pay- ment, &, can be obtained by af plication to LLS WILLARD, ap5.6,7&8,m3&4 Capt and C. 8. U. 8./A. ANDERSON’S SCOTCH ZEPHYRS. NEW FRENCH SATTEENS. CHALLIS DELAINES, SPRING SHADES IN TREFOUSSE KID GLOVES. ‘NEW PARASOLS AND UMBRELLAS. FRENCH C. P. CORSETS, ‘NEW HANDKERCHIEFS, SILK AND LISLE HOSTERY. ‘NEW SPRING JACKET! ALL THE “LATEST EUROPEAN NOVELTIES,” IN- CLUDING THE “MOST APPROVED PARIS STYLES,” FOR THE SPRING AND SUMMER OF 1887. (ar PLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES. . SEATON PERRY, Perey Burtpna, Pennsylvania ave., cor. 9thst. apl Established 1840. New Spnrxa Goons. We t received an elegant line RING DHESY GOODS, connisting of Fancy Woot ERS inall the new Sutieens. in hew patterns and jloring, Surah Silke; China Silks: Pouges Silks: ‘Scotch Cheviots and Blcctric Cloths for Tailsre Suits; Black and Colored Camel Hairs and Chudda Cloths. Also, a full line of Belgian, ‘Linen Sheet ‘Pillow, ‘Damask Table Cloths and Napki: Tyas, Daman tabie Cinta and, Nanking mate HOOE BRO. & CO. 1328 F st., near Ebbitt House. FINANCIAL. mbh15-3m PPOPOSALS FOR QUANTERMASTER’S STORES. ‘OFFICE OF THE DEPOT QUARTERMASTER, Wastixerox, D. G., March 23, 1887. Sealed Proposals, in du conditions, will be received at thisomice until TWELVE O'CLOCK. NOON, on SALUKDAY, APMIL TWENTY- TaD, TH, at which time and’ place they, will be ‘opened ‘in the presence o rs, for furnishing delivering st once at this depot certain Quartermas- ter's Stores, Stationery, Desk Furniture, Stove Parts, Harness, Horse Blaukets, Horse Collars, Robes, Lime, Lumber, Hardware, Tools, und Implements, &e., &c. ‘The Government reserves the Fight to reject any or all bids offered or parts thereof. Preference given to articles of domestic production, conditions of price and quality beinz eyual, acd such preference given to articles of American production produced on the Pacific coast to the extent of the consumption required by the Planks and full instruct to bidding, ke. and anks aud full instructions as ee a the list and specifications of articles required will be furnished on application to this office. ‘i. N. BATCHELDER, ap5-6t Deputy Q.M. Gen'l, USA. /ROPOSALS FOR RATIONS, Fi 18 TARY SUPPLIES. ‘Hrapquanrens U. 8. MARrer Conrs, QUARTEEMASTER'S OFFICE, 1 Proposal MERGTON, D. Gy Sisreh 6 1887 Sealed Proposals, in dup Teceived. at this office unul TWELVE OCLO« BSL, of the THIRD DAY OF MAY next, for furnishing Kations, snd until TWELVE O'CLOCK M.. of the FOURTH DAY OF MAY, for furnishing Fuel to the United States Marines ‘at ond or more of the followiug stations, from the Ist July. 1887, to the 30th June, 1888, vig: Portsmouth, 4», H. Cuaflertown, sass, Brooklya, NY Vhtladel: ia and League Talund, Pa., Am » Wash jugton, D- C., Norfolk, V Pensacola, Fla, ahd Mare isla ‘Specifications and blank proposals can be obtained upon application at any of the stations ‘named ubove, or at the office of the Quartermaster, Washington, D” C., and Assistant Quartermasters, 216 South” 2d sffvet, Philadelphia, Paand G15 Sansome atreet, San rauclsco, Cal. Sealed Broposals will also be received at this office until TWELVE O'CLOCK NL, of the FIFTH DAY OF MAY next, tor furnishing Supplies, consisting of Cloths, Kersey, Flunnels, Blankets,’ Hats, Helmets, Military Stores, Brooms, Brushes, Axes, ete, to be de- livered'at the oifice of ‘the Assistant Quartermaster, Philadelphia, Pa., free of expense to the United States. Schedules, with specities ius of the supplies. re- quired, can’ be obtained, and the standard -samples Seen, ai the offices of the Quartermaster, Washington, D.C’, Assistant Quartermasters’ offices, 216 south 2d girech, Phuind ipa, 1a tnd G13 an rancisco, Cal..aud atthe Marine Barracks, brook- lyn, N.Y, and Bostn, Mase. Biank forms of proposals and all information can be hud by applying at any of the places uaied above, This office reset ves the rizht to reject any oF all bids and to waive defects: and bids from manutueturers in, or regular dealers of, supplies ouly will be considered. Proposals may be miade for one oF more arcicles, de: liveravle, at one or more stations, and will be consid- ¢red separately for each article and place of delivery, ‘They should be indorsed “Proposals for Ratious, Fuel Setar Supplies ay the ‘Cane may be, ahd ad- essed to Major H.'B. Lowry, Quartermaster U. Marine Corps, Wasliinston, D.C. apait _HOUSEFURNISHINGS. Wax Puarrss. P. HANSON HISS & CO, 815 15th st. n. w. WaUt Payers of all grades, Friezea and Ceiting Decorations. Special attention given to Plain and Decorative Painting. Estimates and designs submitted for all kinds of In- terior Decoration and Furnishing. An inspection of our goods is respectfully solicited. ap? A Cor Ix Wax Pare English Paper, 7c. per picce: Brown and White Back Paper, 9c. per piece; best White Back Paper, 124¢. per Piece: best White Back Paper, 25c. per piece on the wall; a fine Gold Paper, 25c. per piece: a fine Gold Paper, 30c. per piece; best Gold Paper, 40c. per piece; best Gold Embossed Paper, 50c. per piece: a 20-inch Gold Embossed Frieze, $1.25; a 10-inch Gold Em- bossed Frieze, 75c. All other iorders at greatly re- duced rates. Big stock! New goods! No humbug! Competent workmen. Prompt attention. JOHN R. MAHONEY, 313-315 Pa. ave.se., Capitol Hill. icate, ‘this _mb18-Im We Orrze, Sussecr To Suz, ‘A Limited Amount of THE ORANGE BELT RAILWAY COMPANY'S First Mortgage 6 per cent, 20-Year Gold Bonds, Due 1907. At97 and Accrued Interest, tho purchaser receiving ‘with each $1,000 Bond $250 of the Par Value of the Stock. ‘THE ORANGE BELT RAILROAD of Florida extends from its connection with the Jacksonville, Tampa and Key West Railway st Monroe, along the west bank of Lake Monroe, southwesterly through the towns of Sylvan Lake, Paola, Island Lake, Glen Ethel, Long- wood, Altamont, Forest City, Toronto, Lakeville, Clarkons, Millers, and Crown Point to Oakland, located on thesouth shore of Lake Apopka, a distance of 34 miles, and is being rapidly extended through to Point Pinellas, on the Gulf. THE STEEL RAILS HAVE ALREADY BEEN BOUGHT, THE RIGHT OF WAY SECURED AND THE GRADING IS BEING RAPID- LY PUSHED TO COMPLETE THIS EXTENSION BY THE FIRST OF NOVEMBER, OR NOT LATER THAN THE FIRST OF JANUARY, 1888. ‘This road passes through the most fertile land of the State of Florida, and the most thrifty orange belt of the State. IT IS DOING A VERY SATISFACTORY BUSINESS, AND EARNING MORE THAN THE IN- TEREsT ON ITS BONDED DEBT OVER AND ABUVE ALL OPERATING EXPENSES, ETC, AND WHEN COMPLETED WE SEE NO REASON WHY IT SHOULD NOT PAY HANDSOME DIVIDENDS ON ITS STOCK, AS IT IS BONDED FOR THE SMALL AMOUNT OF $5,000 PER MILE. These Bonds are a first and only lien on the road and equip- ment, and in addition are guaranteed, principal and interest, by the Oringe Belt Investment Co., which own large mills at Longwood that are earning over ‘840,000 a year net, besides which the company have valuable real estate and other property, estimated in all, with the mills, tobe worth $300,000; and when the road is finished to Point Pinclias, it is estimated that the Investment Company's property will be worth ‘at least $1,000,000, not including the Railroad and its franchises, THE COMPANY RESERVES THE RIGHT TO RE- DEEM THESE BONDS AT ANY TIME AFTER FIVE YEARS, AND IT I8 BELIEVED THAT THEY WILL BE ABLE TO RETIRE THEM ALL IN FIVE YEARS, AS IT 18 FOR THE INTEREST OF THE GUARAN- TORS TO DO 80, THEY BEING THE OWNERS OF 75 PER CENT OF THE STOCK, WHICH, WITH THE 25 PER CENT WE OFFER, WILL OWN THE ROAD AFTER THESE BONDS HAVE BEEN RE- TIRED, AND WILL BE THE ONLY LIEN UPON THE RAILROAD AND EQUIPMENT AND FRAN- CHISE. We look upon this security as good investment, and with 25 per centof stock bonus offered with’ the bonds, they should command the attention of the in- vesting public. Interest Jannary and July, payable at the FARM- ERS’ LOAN AND TRUST CO., NEW YORK, who are the Trustees of the mortage, GRISWOLD & GILLETT, ‘3 Wall at, New York. apt P. ‘RINCE & Wane: qj STOCK BROKERS, Between WASHINGTON, BAL1IMOKE, PHILADELPHIA, NEW VOIK, BOSTON: ke er H. Cnvoes Oaxuer, Marwan C. EYEE. Bexar H. Dopor, Washington, D.C. cpp Wittiam B. ‘Tmavens, Special Partner, Buy and sell on commission all clases of Hallway Securities, 'H. H. DODGE, Resident Partner. Quotations of Stocks and Bonds and information re- Nocards. Srnrxe Orzxina. IMPORTED BONNETS AND HATS. TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, APEIL 5 AND 6. . MME. T. B. HARRISON, 1820 F STREET, Opp. the Ebbitt. 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Mail Daily for Warrenton, ‘ALLET & DAVIS CO.'S PIANOS—NEW AND HOSE SEEKIN = vkn and Bool S ‘Books, Novel, Gordonsville, Charlottesville, Lynchburg aud Statiuus tiful f these Celebrated Upricht Piano» EXCELLENCE, at lowest possible Easier Books, Easter Booklets, Easter Papete F Books, Eastéc Booklets, Faster Papeteries, Bookseller an sistioner, . Home, Calera, Montgomery and New Orleana. | Pullinan Sleeper \Waabinyton to Now Orleans. | ea kcaih Mc Pact sail Duly for Warrenton, Char. | nt ¢) sercoms for the summer. H.L. SUMN. ER, Agent, 811 9th st. nw. ape wenty. 2 teaville, Gordonsville, Stations Ches. & Obio 3 EVE SECO! x IGHT PIANOS; As ming ___#18 thet n.w._| foucnburg, Rocky Mount, Danville and Stations bet Sieedsitewsiowan 2005 Mt Jaen RICAN, No. 7, SEWING ESTEE CARDS, BOOKLETS. AND NOVELTIES, | tween Lynchbuncand Dativille, Greeusboro, Raleigh, {ruesired: SANDERS & STAYMAN. MACHINE, 5 IN GREAT VARIETY. Siesotta Aulanta, Birmingham, Montgomery, New (934 F stn.) ror Foot ond Fisnd BOW) a wy ata ee ore to Atlanta: in conuecuon with Palimas Bieeners | ]Q DOZEN SECOND-HAND SQUARE PIANOS: mieoomnaren eo Pocknt Tescharw) and Family Bibles, Ausuta to Now Onlenus and: Mam Bowdete Steepery | ALtrom Send postal for new illustrated catalogur mailed free +yers and Hymnals. Sabbath School Libraries. for Birminglum, Vicksburg and Shreveport. Solid pecialty traing Washington to Atlanta. to muy address. Pins 4 6 machine repair New improved Machines of ail the standard 825 to $200; easy terms. ‘SANDERS & STAYMAN, ones "954 F st. Dev " Be 35 P. M.—Daily except Sunday for Manassas, \HICKERI} sale or rent. Telephone call, 42: mb ea = sirup apiigternai Suan Warrenton, | Clssan TaIiG RUCERDS f SILENT WHITE SENT¥G VM. BALLANTYNE & SON, 230 P.M — West res a dee ‘Stein N: by experte as the finest = Gordonsville, Churiottesvil Louisville, Cinciunat MACHINE. Acknowledged by experts as the mh25 428 Seventh Street_| tnd Line of Chea. auld Olio Route. Pallas Sleepers | __ Haines, st Hew, Speak bertist aod Solid Trains Wa-bivgton to Louisville: also for amish, 4 ‘White i» King, Bo v1 J. F. MChENNY, Sole Agent, 427 9th buving made the dangerous experiment, ana | ————~+or___—__ ie garding the markets received trough our wires in- | 7 Eguchburg, Bristol, Chattanooga, Memphis, Fittlo Huznax . BE. Sole fis Neame trom the presies* ol. a Socie-y ‘The Rahway Mystery. Ove Banca Sauss stgitly airect Irom the New Yori Suck Eactause. | Fasten Carns. E,sres Boors, | set snd.al sotihwester Bointe suboat canes PAULALESS Brapita Drones. Prva for the prevention of cract MOKE MISSING WOMEN REPORTED. for the past two weeks have been so encouraging, and | — = — Sits ieoe ae Dads OOP Me Siathora Eayrese Daly for guchburg, HONE = spensceei Susported ‘wo be the trsuuittorsot tapeworn. | , MTS Barbara Neyineyer, of albany, came to | BYCD \ushtout much Grids of ‘customers for dail FAMILY SUPPLIES Aiken. Augusta, "Adana, Moutgomers. Sew Orleans, | mhi7-1m z cae ee For nearly two weeks everythin | Rahway, N. J., yesterday with her’ son. She at suy tne of the year. whetiior uit season or out aud ss soe ieeie Democracy of Art, by Clarke, Feyprand Califorua, Fullinan Bleojére Waris WEBEE Pia WOOD AND COAL ree of the thind Week the presence of the | thought the murde 5 0 We have determiucd to eclipse all form lontgomery,connce! an suitlees tonch; preferred by leading ————— = pean gee tested self prainly with | Qaugaten, Stary Bere eeeat Prove to be er | Tere ewer oder nent iek eieRTee® engains wo W. #H. MORRISON, Pion tomers to Bey Once ssn biecoers Wasi: ich tone, faultless Send ESTA MAS. BALDWIN JOHNSON, most of the Mentalists In every tus j dauzhter, Mary Barbara Neymeyer, who was em. | we will makeon MUNDAY and TUESDAY Tite ed S z ington to Aiken without change, “ay [a= sn eS V, BURST cu teal Dealer in Wood and Coal. complete rewoval of tir parasite Was ef coreated akeee ten qubany a5 a servant. she dis. | 7G) Justs- phen we wil astonish the netivés in prices cereae: prot Dc12 A ake Daily except, Sumlay. wad $43 ECKER BEOS, FISCHER AND ESTEY PIANOS. | COMPLETE FACILITIES. BOTTOM TKICES Gao spectueas extracted ‘varying tn ox | appeared about ten days before the murder. Mra, se _ eS B . BRANCH STORE, BW Dauy arrive Round Holl 14-3 8 Mand 10 P. RES BROS. FISOHES AND ood EULL WEIGHT AND MEASURE, OF three reaching @ leugth wt two meters Dr. | Neymeyer looked at the corpse and was sure the | ,Remember, this sale js for cash and only. laste two URCHELL’S list grate leave Hound Hill 6:05 A.M Daily. and aT ee ANDERS & STAYMAN, ‘and aud free frou slag, slate aud otler woke 15 about tO publish the result Of MIS | dead girl was her daughter, and insisted hap ‘Monday and Tuesday—and don’t you mise it. SPRING-LEAF TEA, mh19 N.Y. AVE. AND 15TH ST. ete cane ce ate ving Washington | mhig Sole iupurities, GIVE ME & TRIAL, pail Coe PE s-cing the feet. In order to'satisty her the ‘jce- : . =e {Abroueh traits from the South vis, Charette, Dan- | REVELATION. Ri ye ed SE . Z box Was opened and she was shown the feet of WHORE Boks, STATIONERY, FASTER CARDS, NOVEL” | ville and Lynchiury, srcivein Washingwon 8:10 A OC The new Estey Philharmonie Organ. (A marvelin | Yard.and Gthce, 911 Asin: «: | Brsinc cor, ile ‘The New York Express Robbery. tue body. Sue Was Len utore positive than eve ‘The new crop, now being received, es und Catholic goods for leuten season, at low- | and 8:23 P. M.- vid. East Tenn. Bristol 18 Lyne: | the beauty and variety of its tone-effects: surprising | aud K sts, n.w. ‘phous. NT EVIDENCE AGAINST THE ARRESTED MAN | ian ce hes cera ever, | _mh12 801 Market 8; est . HENKY C, LANCASTER, burg at 12:01 'F. M. and 9:40 P.M; via Ches. and | power. For Church. Chapel and School, DaroxTaNT #! B AGAINST and nung about police he wsdquirters all day ‘and | — _——.501 Market Space. _ is particularly choice. bw 820 7th street northwest. | Ohiv Route aud Charlo: Mi. Stras- SANDERS & STAYMAN, = antically quest he police offcers, Mrs, asus Ba Ta street northwest mat ATA econ TAVIS BUTLER Manager, Ww Hi. Mai: Important evidence in the express robbery near | Nevmever ts alinost crazy {rom grtet, J.B, Lerecx. M. Lersecx i. W. BURCHELL Curae Booxs Curae Parzen Tekets Sleepibe Car reservation and. information O34 Fat iw, spr! 3 tice last week bas neem found im the howe, at | otr fee pee en aes eine LER, street, 3B LRP ELU Se Be OE ew : Saniueveune.anfat Passnper Station icameyivase | 220m ___13 W. Charlenst. Balisoes._ er orpeenen archers asiou Bridge, of O'Kourke, the supposed rob- | ACW York, reporcs that his sister, Mrs. Margaret See 0., 208 7th st. mh2g 1325 FB he Home, twelv form in size, and style, | Yauiaaveliue, and : a z Dorand axallane of Mescenger Leake, Orourxe | CUB teen misiag trom his home since a | piste rinck of Papervanpiine’ "alge car neatly bom in clot et hud only abe eats | Faun Otiana Batre AT. SCLOI G,, Ja, Wao & Bros, isos OAL AND Woon. And his wile are educated. ‘They rented a houy: | ¥rars ayu. “Sue left his house for Ue purpose of | adie Wee eek Po anTy Gllt Paver, Sic exeeloties to inate, oly 1c. box. —————— ———— ——| Kranich end Bach now the leading Panes ofthe | | Main Office No 710 D st. nw. Offices and Yarde— Ox the outskirts of the villize of Suspension | Yi-itind relatives who live near Haba er | presi toe. eesck Papers dazge, Brown ‘Theducavent Atlan tthe city POTOMAC RIVER BOATS, | gona Newby erantana Wener Brow, thebontme | gin aoa pata aw, No. 210 A at. na Coul Depot Bridge, aud furnished t luxuriousiy. ‘hex mad | NS nov pocu seem aimee dee tent Wis tana MSLEE | Sina Embowed Gold Borders. 460 snd de. | oi eae tad STEAMER MATTANO LEAVES GTHLST" WHARE | _Allel lowest prices snd tect tnstaliunent plan. Special | Cor. Virginia and Deleware avenues aw. Mrequent trips away. O'Rourke was tall and of | ee Mag gcet"Orucre by postal prompaly attended | N orroe ool 617 ana 619 7a atect te. ou Sundays, Tusedays aud Thursdays, at Zam. for | Paigaf0F cash. Tuninucapdrevairing honestly ous | 41 Gmoey are connected with the Tetapone Fe Ane butld winlle Mrs. O'Kourke was a hand=o1e | Molten Metal Explodcs, ——————__ = tomac river Iandings as far as Mattox Creek. Grind- = change. 228i cir ast Saturday and re- | g x TO GRoc! SI —— ‘wharf, Sundays down and We sup, Brent's — moval to Syracuse a searei-warran. was mae | M™ "MOMTrULLy, tomy ax 4 “aear* or! Deconaren ‘Toner Sera pen ee HOTELS. SES NS Tie BERG A PRE lp Y. oat to enable the oMicers to go through | stxmen wer 1b) We are opening to-da shapes and. G. T. JON} ‘7th-st. wharf. KK. NNN AA BER ler, senixted by Zdwar Thon - 7" a i ited at col buts 1d Lan- ‘RANSPO! LIN} is agent of the National Expr — homson Steel Works at Braddock, Pa., aos @ocg YRR RRR ERE 558s yiles Achib wie the handsome ican wien OTOMAC T. — z ae Ps smal toaenine, the most cumelu-ive chara about 10 oe esterday morning. eee s 7 ' vation in city. Abundance of pure air aud sun steam: Capt Ww. chegan, re fost important of which 13. lots seat eieks ning. ‘The cause s 8 §& BER, EE [S8, inevery room. Actually the evolest and. cleauest spot | g ihe Beene SUE Cant aorta ‘The most extensive dealers in the District. Sapply phe | ped Into the rerteble wana Of steel had | The Best we have Ever Offered for the price, Goo Her E OR Ere Sss8 7 i Baltimore.” Adiuirable: tainily aparunenie and de- | {285 ator ail lendines ob the Potoiac River a= anove families than any Srmcouthot Mew Kock Sale act pattern dese | been dumped into the portable ladie preparatory = =) sirable rooms for transients. Absence of dust and mos- | March 1st, lesving Baltimore Tuesdays and Fridays at | UNEQUALED IN TONE, TOUCH, WORKMANSHIP One worn by his assailent. preparatory z " ay Mitves. Other advantages make this Hotel altogether | 28°C! ‘Washington Sunday 4 p.m. Freight re- S Dhone connections. eioth and baving a sm: | {0 pouriug it into the tngot molds, when te — THE CELEBRATED MINNESOTA tisurpassed as a comfortuble, besulitul, and thor: | 0.P-2y S04 Washington Sunday 4 p.m. Eye AND DURABILITY. Main Office 1202 F street northwest. porkeis was found ex. yuu mea exploded snd was seatiered inal WILMARTH & EDMONSTO: PATENT PROCESS FLOUR. ugly elthfua home Adres, °° tor, | AvpLr to STEPHENSON & Bile "Agents, Sn ty ee ee ‘Branch Offices and Yards werner hous ns, Jas, Swaney, Ji Cale % : » Proprietor. 7th Street Whart, | Special attents 31 poeket was found «sm Jahan, Jobe Ready, and Joun Bat, pittien, were China and Giass Importers, It {a without s doubt the shost Bravrmruz and the | => Vv ; (40, 20th at. ABTISTIC STYLES finished in designs of 3015 Seventh street northwest which evidently ha rT foot. H.C. Baugh- H 126-6m. = pe 740 Penneyivanis: ave Sage at thee eapreon: Cus Letcers were | Man, a coke boy, passing the pit at the tine, was Coon Separatist eames bared ap leta eres oar ty alae penta JJ{OR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS. aerate 221 Pennsylvania avenue southeast eed revteg ies cane ‘ORourke, | caught by the sb and. his clothing burned’ from: . da one most perfect mill, | BROADWAY AND 418T STREET, NEW YORK. | FO'xiw (HON STEAMER -WAk SECOND-HAND PIANOS: 4 fine assortment of 1121 Ninth street northwest. Other ‘levters were 1 Chael | Bf body. Callahan’ and Keady, tt ts thought, are containing as it does all the most improved Machinery ‘AMERICAN PLAN. ‘Leaves 7th st, wharf on MONDAYS, THURSDAYS cea (003 Penneylvania avenue northwest. Obhourk wie weal e is Carrie Couler jured, all the others very seriousiy.’ Ail fOVES. invented up to the present time, but they produce esate ALE ea ates Tas te, | SATURDAYS 8t 7 a.m. Returning 2C PSDAYS, prominent makes; Prices, Comer of Third and K streets northwest. O@kourke 2 week paid Siclans in Braddock were frompuy sum GREAT DISCO: Flour Uxsusrasep by any mill in the world. ‘To | Centrally, located. All. the provements. | FRIDAYS aud SU: gh ain Peet E1ANUS FOR RENT. ‘Wharves and Railroad yard: Benry Corne! FO Or aT | ot Cae ne Possible done tor the re- ee prove that, we would simply state that a large quan- | CBPcial ratos to permauent puests, Glenents Bay, Nd Commecta with B. ind O. Re A at we xu ‘Twelfth and Water streets southwest. $25 ip tvedeuiar bills and the rest in stiver, | lief of the sufferers, We wi offer: ~ tity of this magnificent Flour is shipped annually to | Phtiguum 1 STEINFELD, Manager. | Shepherds, See schedule. JOHN B. PADGETT, Agt weerte = 3d Seventy-twe doilars was the amount paid to the —————+e0e—_____ oe eramaining stock of Heating Stoves | Europe and eaten at the principal Courts of theold ‘¢. W. RIDLEY, Manager. 25 a 817 Market Space, Bavuerys for ouwe-rent part in bills bd pare tn Another Scare in the Cortes, ‘at from 10 to 20 per cent discount from regular prices. | worke PROFESSION. 70 NEW YORK—FREIGHT, STEAMERS Do Nor P. MEDICAL, &. ive ‘Be revoiver taken from bun al e Ume ani! == poppe gl ES Another alarm was caused in the Spanish cortes | agents for DANFORTH FLUID. HOWEVER, bvO E Ex JNALL GIBSON and E.G, KNIGHT leave Pier 41, lo ot Prnrcnase se yesterday by the finding im the Parliament bulid- ri JOHN D RCRDAY at 4 pam; Gthat Sf Washington, every TUBBDAY "MORNING. ES, Di: WILSON (EUWOPEAN ~ GRADUATE: 2 AD. ELZEMONA. WONDERFUL GIFTED UNTIL YOU SEE THE EMERSON PIAwO. only Keliable Ladies’ Physi” Wigcres Pexpiens asoriie Evkcrugean ings what was supposed to bea cartridge. Upon W-8 JENKS & 09, Demon or Yorsoba are tuyitu to take sdvantare oie | MMECEAIRL OY Ast. bort gith Second Sg Bvery | Feaet Wsusittiag TOY TURADAR A thoroughly sgatcleneostrapemtacs mediampnoe, | 2, cau ye cousulted daly at 2103 Park Hine 11th Missin pene Se ees ae about | examination, however, the suspicious object was} 4a31. 717 77m Sraeer N. W. | Feputation it has gained by imitating the Name and | ures or mies.” Kecovers stolen property, Jost friends. ‘T. VERNON! MT. VERNON! Second-hand Pianos and at prices from | and certain. Ladies Visited at their residences. “Cail Angus d ‘Xt_ affecting | found to be merely a harmless firework. A quan. — ‘Brand, and attempting thereby to palm off an inferior | Gives succews in business. Removes all family trou | pha to $150. Sold on small montuly payiments. ‘spol west pram Ammee: | tov os Groctaiea : “eticle soz acne Bie. Osuses speedy marriages. Brings separated to- STEAMER W.W. CORCORAN “Lonrest ansorunent of S-cent Music in the city. oom fea ‘Te greatest t iy: Was exploded yesterday at the Es ee . r. Never fails. Gives picture of one you marry. | Leaves 7th street wharf (except for Mt LAS EBERBACH, B, LON, the southern hemisphere. r magazine at Canete, in the province of Cuenc: STABLISHED 1811, ‘THEREFORE, ii ietirouble conenit thin clairvoyant. ‘Cures sickness. | Vernon at 10 o'clock am. f ‘Wash Dre iiest Eetavtisned ana only reliable Ladies’ dicted disturbance to the law of P killing one per-on and injuring another. Muct that etther Satisfaction or no pay. 9 to 8 Open Sunday, 421 | {rererabout 3: ap24 915 Bee. “Physician in the city, ae position of certain planets, Which, however, he | Dromczty ‘wis damaged, “two perwons have een _ bear adarar des mcksorbarrelareed | Sihst. bet Dand Bald aw S25 28 | _sel6 ie rey saimimesne yeas lines W nate on suspicion Of their having been con- “CERES,” os Correspon 4 cerued in the outrage, CHOICE OLp 925 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUR, ‘confidential. Separate rooms for War Derwrex A AND ENGLAND Pxon- se0—__ = and have the imprint of OCEAN STEAMERS. azix—Three british wen-ol-war are In the hare ASR 01 Tras i Ywwi Bi ss EX 1 EEE 9555 MME SELDEN, — enezuelan capital. ‘tne british minister hus lett | eral weeks through the impurity of hier DIOOd. “As ww HOR IL KK UE = genuine dianutacturers, Ss plomatic relations betw r sh and ) mined to try the transfusion proces. Mr.Si MILD, MELLOW AND DELI $ — ({IBSON BROTHE 70 5 Washington, Neaezuclan governments having been severed, | a stroug man Of thirty-1Ve, pilered hiner oe seca ena GueoriOa Book AND JOB PRINTERS, HORT BOUTE TO LONDON, _OMce, 720 Sth st nw, Washington, D.C-m26-128 complications are due to tne imprisonment of | subject. After Mra Slouder had been placed a W. M. GALT & CO, 1238 Pennsylvania avenue, Washington, D.0. $ NORDDECTSCHEB LLOYD 8, 8. CO, ANDRUFF CURE, HEADS OF LADIES AND sullors and citizens in 18S$ without just | der tae influence Of an apwsthetic, a’ vein wes | « TBE: medicinal qualities of Whisky distilied Fine Printing a specialty. rue manipulated Uy the hands of « skillful Sis tinh Guana and Venezia” AUivat | the Mig ath St her Bastan ehh eat ia | Sie Maneeatia nate Tatas Teens | pieesabintcbrmtwedies at Aer Tee es “Baer a ESD, Eatnrensets sete rcscga British Gutana and Venezuela. A Kosal | the right arm of her husband. A Tubber tube was | Sfke, Mongneahels, have si “1 i Ret ADE. 20.3 — : Mail steamer has been dispatched to one of the | used as a connection, aad ier thine ee I co 4 ey hak patties wera te. ALS ARDI cep x Sete a Bein late or try he Nencauclans gin. | there was a taps Row ot bic tansagh: Ga ee | Gakcayaes "every but vedion snows Oe | Poxe Nrarsax Ouve On, 35 Meus Aware To Sider a dire crisis at hakd. ‘They have retused to| trom husband to wile. ‘The veins were they We beg to invite the attention of connoisseurs to our Assweet and palatabless Field, closed, and Mrs. Stouder iminediately display: | celebrated fine OLD WHISKER, which we aller se eho _ se indications of vitality she has Not shown’ 2 | following prices, in’ Cases containing Due’ Doses bee FRESH CREAM. BENSON'S CAPCINE PLASTER. Mus. Wape Cowuirrep Svictps.—The inquest In | mouths, ‘The physician ls confident she Wilk nvr | tes Hack the case of Mrs. lua Wade, the stewardess of the | recover. ‘THREE FEATHI OLD RYE, 1865..........821.00 ‘Large Invoices in Stock, ship Canars, who Was mysteriously shotand killed ———+e-___ OLD RESERVE WHISEY. i800 ania eoEGn ‘THE BEST IN THE WORLD. Ge cin Gros n, at Peunaisy niche, hes baa | ,COMPEAINING oF THE Axcumtsnor.—The¥ ew York | BAER AH! ‘CLUS WHISKY Soe 2 2308 44 3 street, rou) u, last FuUrsday Light has Veen | Herat sayse Cana ee eee ot YORE kp . Company, . ended, tile Jury thading that sue committed sut- | pisining of the severity of ihe Sun ot ieee Jf you cannot obtain these Whiskies. Gro. é ide wWadie insane to tee day ta the ae his Sentenciyy: Dr. Curran | fer" or Fost Oftics Meaedt Gates, or GG ie tek Oe tee: || te Geet Soe en pe Le f 2 . Des een eat ee ee eee Barise to ten days Suspension Try His priest points east of the ppt aiversead by Oro Di &C. ‘Weakness, Colds in the Chest and all aches and strains, tice < i fexas Lumatic Asy orted cUOns for ir attendance a ¥ of i States, ft ‘Beware Frc ter the" fear tastiest, eres | Meee Was unreaconabi and un astiabie Hee ee oS at mn Sl eruaelegaigerenure aoe om bat four of the white patients gave DIFER Webi | eo a wn a They are ent yM ADUL- ‘Ask for BENSON'S and take no other. Gren wutie ia the iscitution, and tuat two of | - Kuixn Hrs ¥ urs Tapvcey.—on Monday night | }EKAZION, and Qrnesas Natural Flavor snd Fine DOM, asa eae these patients have since died. ‘Ybe committee | Cus. Emerick, ‘Lorne’ Pera, Ind., made r also fihd tikat two or three of attend | Some remarss reflecting OB’ the character ot Mrs. | PERFECT BA TSENCy ey Under sparanton to give =aDe, ants were discharged from employment because | Miller, wile of the depury city marshal, Miller | at yur expense: Ooceeny a ene, KILN-DBIED N.C. AND” MANTELS | _a5-wsam,6m DENTISTRY. They bad beep assaulted by employes and reported | met Emerick yesterday 4°d at once assaulted him, Y iGER TONIC, THE cal Ae oe the circumstances tO the superintendent. ‘The j Kbockiug bin down. Vi iniie Emerick lay on the _ GEORGIA FLOORING A SPECIATY. Pe Weak Euan Anthms, indigestion, RB. STARR PARSONS, DENTIST, eport concides: “Under the prevent manage- | Sidewalk Miller kicke@“aim vioiently, breaking his HW. CA" ‘ward Pains, Couibining the most valuable D ot. comer Ew. meat (he osyluia is being thorougnly purged of its | McK. Miller was Lel# to bali. . CATHEEWOOD, ‘We guarantes to manufacture superior quality of | medicines with. ‘Ginger, it exert » curative | *-Fining a, iso the cure of tooth forwer cup oyes and the security of the Inmates er — 114 South Front st, Philadelphia, | work tor less price than any other Mill, and we have ome Md "ne dies Dna bain of extraction. i eons apg oe reo 4 Dog Brre.—Herman New York Office, 16 South William st. asl Lapa crargeee operant Arnon S ‘Bend ‘iin of ‘and | Sllevintes th 54TH STW = pXtireax 70, Kumatn—The S@ivan combina- | was bitten Dy a char tour weeks bac re ee GEATLAMES S0EtW Sm von o1, | wemweciaien, 7 would fase 7 Saat eee oe cael tes wat ay m appeal xan ae new soong ie Pibure, Pax last might He says be wi gt Kile ant 9 night of “unceasing screeching and baying Siping avait dane in eae Cantomave, Frenidentand Albenarieste, | Spe, £0s, ee Twili ieee Bee Ran les, And i $500 Is more than | like adog. He foamed al the mouth and tried to | | Goods called for and delivered. = 3 - his frieuds are willing to lose he will knock him | beat his. ‘outon the padded walis of his cell. eal she Seyraeeerse Af Wie see Spann Out for F254 705 9th st, a ir $250, the match ‘vo come of on his return | Dr- Blutnardy thinks it was a case ot gemulns | », GQ3.¢S%3. 3st smpepe call en a2 ‘Telephone 538. FO. Box 478. & ig a os . ee f