Evening Star Newspaper, January 17, 1890, Page 3

___FOR RENT—HOUSES. FOR RENT—HOUSES. FOR_SALE--HOUSES. COUNTRY REAL ESTATH. JO SALE—WITHIN TWO SQUARES OF THE Capitol, a Beautiful Now Six root and bath rick; three rooms on first nit apply to Piel 7-3t JOR RENT—A VERY DESIKAL FE AND CHEAP House on Howard ave, Mount it Gellar and improvements. Rent 830. B. H. WAL & Cv. 916 F st nw. 2 Price $3,300; Dalance on mov RUST.& HUNG! 1400 21st st. n.w., 10r. FECT ORDER, 916 8 ST.N W. a id. ave. n.e.. b1r..6 ar Brick Dwelling, 10 room: SWOKMSTEDL &.nAlnt ‘Three-story and Sil mod. imps; $50 WE SALE—OVER TEN PER CENT INVEST- ment, 1352 und 1254 Wallach place, near the cor and basement, seven roots, 23 per month. RUST her of 14th st. ; two stot T—A BEAUTIFUL First-class Neixhborhood u.w. at ut to Careful Jenaut Without Sim onerete cellar, south front, W. A. COCL’ ‘EW BRICK HOU: oR SALE—1008 M ST. N.W.,; THREE-STORY, Cellar and Back Batlding Bric! furnace, closets, & Will be sold ches’ RUST & HUNGELFOKD, 624 14th st. SPECIAL ATTENTION TO IN- Eleht-room Desirable House in northwest; forsale cheap tu close au estate: also three New Nine-room House sold within six days; an offer wanted. CAKUSL EVANS & CRUST, Ok SALE—A CHEA {OR RENT—BY THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, KEAL 28. ESIATE BROKER, 17 F ST. N.We ROE SALE on N st. m.w.; must be P HOME OR PAYING ‘ut, on long tine and easy terms, five Beau- windows, 8 rooms, nicely F, latrobes, Tanges, crys ouly oue square ric atreet Ligh’ Colu’biaav.n.w.4 Oth stu lor a, bach, Concrete cell handeliers, cabinet mantels. from cable und Horse cars and. el irket aud school. first-class rowing in value, on Mupie ave. a1 Just east of Gth st. uw. COULTER, 23 St. CI fe Hall, N.Y; ave. bet. Lith, | Store and dwelling Sth, )1229 Masa, ave. now. Br. {OK RENT_HOUSE Store audeceliar S191 = }, payable in wdvanc ‘hw! T—HY FISH & MILLER, 1213 F ST. 0 14th st-n.w., with 11 rooms dnc + in complete order, ate. Dew. Store rm 821 7th Central b'ld, r. Gunton Bids, F. 26, F month toa Loder ae ‘The above isonly a portion of the property on my books, For full List cali at oft for bulletin issued on E. WAGGAMAN, y ivewr OTL Hat, FURNISHED. 3455Maee ave..1}r. 01 ‘The above 18 only a portion of the property on call at office for bulletin issued on THOS. FE. WAGGAMAN, ICE COUNTRY HOME, ADJOI ie; one of the most de burban subdivisions tear Washington house of six roums atd one acre of gr with shade and fruit trees; pric Lots Apply to first-class conlition; ‘Grooms, excel ESCUAPF EA, U KEN T_902 Ost. JOR SALE—A ut condition, $15 per Rok _RENT—ON near 7th st.a Lary Suitable for business pus MAsSACHUSETTS A wostory Brick Buil CAYWOOD, 933 Oth at. 7 ROOMS, RANGE ROOMS, ALL #0 bath: vood neikiborhood quire of FRANK T. {UR RENT—A Nice HOME: SALE—UNDER A DEED OF TRUST, ON Tht January 25, ot € pm. 18 Acres, with new 9-room Ho ‘sc, within’ 30 minutes" drive Gay See advertuséient in Star, under of Walter Hall trustee, tor full 3."E, CLEMENL Jal7-5t 1 JJROK SALE—100 ACHES, WITH IMPaOVEMENTS, Batibateviies igo 32 uke with Dwelling ae at Wilsons, $1,200, 33g actos, with improvements, ai Forestville, @1,000. 80 acres at Branchvilie, $90’ to #160. Fine Farin of 106 scres, with 10-room ing, Iwo ‘leuements and all fron Highiand station snd 4 trom W $10,500. Several Houses at Hyattsville BO acres at Ardwick sta, 21,000, 1. over, with S-rouny House: €2°000- ali-sm "DUCKETT & FORD, 617 F st, KR SALE—NICE LITTLE FARM; half mile east of District; frouting public road pew S-rooiu Dweiling and Barh; Ligh elevation; Fick land: pieuty fruit aud grass, Address FARMEK, oer office, Fe SALE—81,600 CASH WILL BUY 220 ACRES of good tarmin Iaud in Prince George's county, Bayes giles trom wtacions three-quarters arabié Lgovd frame dwelling and two out bly to JOMN 1) Pines? 2 Louisiana ave, 310~ Foe, SAE CETATISVILLE | LOTS. located, near stath AD ae E—ELEVEN HUSDRED DOLLARS WILL bay 99 Acres uf guod Farming Land within wo miles of the villag: Herndon, a thriving station on te Washington aud obio rail farm fronts on county read. with fine stream of water forming its western Louudary; only seven acres entirely cleared, halauce acumip wrod, except 10 ucres of tuiber laud’ 1 ‘& Suap at price as! WAsH'N DANENHOWER, Sals-2w 1125 F hw. JOR RENT—HOUSES IN HYATTSVILLE, BLAD- eusburg and at Wilson station, from 810 Gp. Foe SME ON METROPOLITAN BRANCH, B. und O., Lota, Cottages, Country Homes aud Farms, COOKE D. LUCKETT, 9S ¥ ston Ww Easy 226-3m McAcrucns COMPOUND CARBOLATE OF TAR INHALER. A Simple and Pleasant Method of Treating Catarrhal Troubles, Cold in the Head, Influenza, Hay Fever und Diseases of the Throat. Easy and pleasant to use. Quick and effectual results, PRICE, 75 CENTS, Wholesale and Ketail Agent, THE OHIO FORGERIES. Ex-Governor Foraker Tells How He Was Imposed Upon, HIS TESTIMONY BEFORE THE INVESTIGATION COM- MITTEE TODAY—HIS RELATIONS WITH WooD— HOW HE GOT THE FORGED PAPER—HIS SURPRISE AT FINDING SENATOR SHERMAN’S NAME—HIS MEETING WITH MURAT HALSTEAD, ETC, Ex-Gov. Foraker continued his testimony be- fore the House committee investigating the ballot box forgery this morning. He said that after parting with Wood he gota letter from him August 17 saying that Crosley (who had the contract) was absent; that Mayor Mosby was favorably inclined toward his application for the position of smoke inspector; that a line from him (witness) would help the application, and that as soon as the smoke inspector matter was settled he (Wood) would go to Washington and get such infor- mation as might be desired in the other matter. Witness replied on the 19th that be (Wood) would get the letter of recommendation from him, as he had promised when he (witness) got the information Woodhad promised and not before. Woon's “VALUABLE PAPERS.” On the 21st witness got a note from Wood saying he had valuable papers, und wanted to see him for fifteen minutes, Witness saw Wood, who produced a letter signed W. M. Langdon, dated Detroit, August 14, addreased to Wood, which seemed to confirm Wood's previous story that an effort was being made to secure Gov. Alger’s signature to a new contract. Wood also gave him three papers he called state con- tracts, which witness did not have now. They had no relevancy to what the witness was in- terested in, and he made no use of them. WITH RESPECT TO THE GUN CONTRACT. Wood produced a letter dated United States patent office, August 6, 1887, and signed by Commissioner Hall,addressed to him,and saying that Lieut, Wm. H. Bell had secured a patent for an improvemeut in gun carriages and copies of the specification would be furnished upon application, Another letter signed “J. E. C.” said that Lieutenant and Capt. Bell were the same person, and added that Peter would help in the Dodsworth case. Wood said that Col. T. C. Campbell and Gov. Campbell had been buying up and getting con- trol of a number of inventions relating to ord- THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C FRIDAY, JANUARY 17, 1890. to any one . Witness read a copy of “contract 1,000,” as it was known. Witness Mr, Halstead the and talked with another gentleman w Mr, Halstead exam- ined the papers. When he returned Mr. Hal- stead expressed his at the contents of the Inanswer to witness’ statement that he did not see how to use it; that there was danger of throwing the party into con- fusion by attempting to use it, MR, HALSTEAD SAID that he saw how he could use it as far as Camp- bell was concerned; that Campbell was the only man named before the people; that it was a duty owing to the people to keep such a man from helaaeoversce of Une caer ond that if elected with such knowledge in their posses- sion they would be guilty of dereliction; and that if he (witness) did not give him (Halstead) the paper he would pubiish it anyhow, All of this Mr. Halstead had published several times in bis r. Mr. Halstead suggested that the paper be photographed to secure a copy and guard against loss. Witness had this done at Columbus, He then rapidly outlined his ma- sic hall speech and tol: w Mr. Hadden had been shown the photographic copy of the paper and said that the names of Messrs. Sher- man and Cox had been attached since he first saw it, MR. HALSTEAD GETS THE Cory. Mr. Halstead called upon him (witness) the morning after the music hall speech und asked for the paper, and witness gave him the photo- grapie copy and the certificate. On th» 16th of September Wood wrote to him complaining that Mayor Moebey would not appoint him amoke in- spector, Witness understood that charges had been preferred against Wood. At his request Wood came to see him (witness) and he told Wood of the charges—he had been arrested and brought before the police court—and that he must fight :t out with the mayor on the let- ter of recommendation, Wood had explained that he had beeu arrested for defending his wife from insult ona street car. He (witness) read his letter of August 13 to the mayor touching Woods’ application, as well as one of August 16 saying that he had promised to recommend Wood on a certain contingency and that he would like to have the place held open until the requirement had been comphed with. He desired a competent man appointed. Witness told Wood that he need not expect the appointment unless he was a worthy man and that he (witness) did not desire him to be appointed unless he could establish his char- Wood seemed to be satistied, but that raphed witness to wire the mayor acter. night and she applied for a place as apprentice. a fail : cheek, nora spot of oif on her nose Witness believed that A BEAUTY AT THE LATHE The Prettiest Girl in Mount Carmel, Cte, Working in a Machine Shop. From the New York Sun. Miss Nollie Paterson, one of the prettiest girls in the village of Mount Carmel a few miles north of New Haven, Conn., has just com- pleted four years’ apprenticeship to the machinists’ trade. Today she is working at her lathe and vise in the factory of the Mount Carmel belt company and there isn’t a me- chanic in the whole shop who can doa better job or in less time than the fair young work- woman. Four years ago, when Miss Nellie be- gan to think of the means whereby she must earn her living she looked over the whole field of woman’ pations which the pushing women of this coun- try had made their own there was none she especially liked, She was a bright great deal of Yankee cleverness an able ingenuity and inventivencas, The remark work. Among the trades or occu- irl with a conaider- was made by a friend that she was so fond of inventions she ought to become a machinist, The seed thus idly sown took root, For the past four years she worked faithfully, and a few days ago her time expired, and «be is now edged machinist, She is able to block up a piece of work on the planer or tarn spen Her arbor on the lathe. She uses the drill or dies a file as well as any man in the shop, however, is tool making, and to this vote herself. She can also ¢ out dimensions, and from the working drawings she can make anything, She not airaidof the grease and grime of the shop, and her beauty is not in the least marred by along swipe of dirt across ber dimpled er of her hands are not as white as those of 80 sisters, but they are by no means large, thongh they are strong. She is a great favorite with her fellow workmen, and is the pride of the little country village. — soe THE STEWART ESTATE. The Settlement That Recognizes All the Various Heirs, Following is the settlement agreed on in the Stewart will case: First. Judge Hilton retains all that he re- ceived during Mrs. Stewart's life time and all that he has ever claimed the right to retain, . nance, ‘That is what he said,” remarked the | to refrain irom making an appoiutment until ed bate; lange ' 4 of : o sleases py as nd herdics. Apply L ; EDWARD P. MERTZ, witness. “I don’t believe anything any more.” | he (wituess) could see hint. But witness did | ©Xept that he has released the estate from its Pennsylvania ave. 0.W. on 31 e-S wally pratiete Arley tet oak sim 1014 Fst.n.w, | Continuing Wood said these were a part only | not wire the mayor, having done ail he thought | indebtedness of €987.257. JOR RENT—ONLY 32581 H—NEW AND wulley bet. 19th “——— | of s number of papers he had that had been | was proper. Second. All parties interested under the will Fe Dh ge ——_ he OL Oth, Gand H a 0 . aie submitted to him for investigation, Woop's LEITERS, will receive what the terms of the will entitie electric belis anid liehtiny, c $i MAGNIFICENT 3 THE BALLOT-BOX PAPERS IN WASUINGTON, Other letters from Wood bearing upon his | the A-SHIELDS, 1006 F st. n ode Isiand ave. near 12th a ei B hem to. 4 er eeted ai we a) Path near Ie G. « zee, Witness made no use of them, and after look- | application were also read. In one Wood sa: Third. The testamentary intentions of Mrs. imps..6¢ K northwest us; lure grounds; M Res corer ing them over told Wood they did not include | that he will endeavor to bring pressure upon e po drix store, corner of latand K. Ow . i, iy pats oibaiine | te eee Stewart in respect to the cathedral at Garden snarls x SALE—LOTS. ‘Three New Bricks;" 6 rooms; Mass, ‘ the papers he wanted (relating to the ballo! ir. Halste He says: They will be onto | City receive their full effect by the conveyance = ie = _FOR _SALE—L TS. 1 OE SUO: reed BK TAILOR, box matter), Wood said they were in Wash- | me with both feet when you and Halstead throw | «> "ecetve * effec comraya ¥F UPPER PORTION OF 1 ee a “ONDE. CALDWELL, 1331 Fn.w._ ee Bisbee teak, n- | the boxes on them. und 1 should sot heallewed | f an additional quantity of land, also double deus wane Apply ou premises fal areost west corner of Gthatd Fumenae The SOUTH date, that Johfl R. MeLean’ had them. Wood | t0 stand alone, Wood added that a great many | the quautity conveyed to it by Mes. Stewart im OR RENT tran Gievelan a ewe gal acute NF OF ONVNS YOUNG, 1303 F st. n.w. 414 Othet. ow, romised to write for them, saying that Cros- | great men make mistakes which they afterward | her life time and half a milli dollars in a To1F tats sate S178 } 4 CHEAP HOUSE IN THE. N.W. ON ley had them no longer. September 2 witness | regret. Witness had found that Mr. Halstead | @ddition to the 300,000 which the cathedral TSUN aee we ‘ dmonthly payments of 830; gota letter from Wood dated Cincinnati. Sep- | Was one of those who opposed Wood's appoint | How holds against the estate, and in addition Sibalto ae ew ae. 1030 Home. 4 aeneey & © tember 1, stating that he had | received | ment after he had heurdo. the charges. Wood | of the, property uyon, which Mrs. Stewart ex- 3, RUST & HUNG Mass ave, near 7th ne..8i, ce 1300 F at, HARVARD ATHLETES. a telegram saying the old contract was} Calied upon witness and the latter again told | pended upward of $2,000,000 during her life time. him th st cle: bimse| ¢ charg im that he must clear himself of the charges | Hime: | tte sor ake: namics N.W., SEVE! before expecting the appointment. Wituess NW SEVEN ROOMS, ley’ Apply to “Od Mt st., afterS p.m. at Baltimore party there. and Wood was to meet a He (Wood) wanted a letter R RENT—TEN-ROOM HOU: improvements; ball: bay wind: No Foot Ball, Base Ball or Rowing Out- - = ir ; baste 7 saw him again at the Gibson house, Cincinnati, | @fter the payment of legacies and of the cathe- iepoatt gad nowy pained: rout $ ety giegperta. WESCOTT, WILCOX & CU. Soa Eat INI SOLD bY Oe side of New England. eed este et poorer ti at winees arated | np nlghtok ine snasis ball speach, audit dral endowment, to the persons entitled under ae — arid re Sve. DS. | KY An Ele i nis on — 3 f 7 . er will in the following proportions: Chas, J. 1. An Ele! House, m., 4 roous on ; th 5 i his t Wiinen pars ae Sy i? her wi h <prop — BRICKS "L. SUBLOTS ON | rst floor, c letic he new contract up to this time. Witness g See tae eae ok Cline cs three-tenths; Sarah N, Smit JB RENT_NEW pay WINDOW BRICK, 5 mr) to 100 conte, por | northwent See ay a te Seo eet ihaoe OF Hat raid OSUORS Ft on tie lene af releoan tion (rhlon aoe east formed the basis of his (witness) object | GUnCh ‘akct Siren tenths: Sarak hy y. Further partien- makes public a series of resolutions adopted at three-tenths; the three half-sisters of Mra. read) and wrote Wood that he expected him ts furnished by jal 7-6t i eeting. ‘i ey ra lesson in his speech that night. On Octover 1 | Stewart, one-tenth each, and the children of MWELLEL & REPETTY, 326 Pa, av at = war —_ =e The resolutions as adopted | with the letteMnot later than cenisey- Wood wrote witness that he would have the | of Mrs. Chas. E. Butler, one-sixteenth each, —LOTS IN FAIRVIEW HEIGHTS, [very pood rite bat read | Ste 88 follows: 1. Harvard athletic organiza DIDN'T KNOW AS MUCH AS HE DOES Now, Deeds of conveyance of the Stewart interests iol, on a Foad aud Wood! very good in 1416 F st. 17 whole gun crowd bagged in ten days, Wood again referred to his application and the in- quiry into his character, and wound up with a tions hereafter shall engage in intercollegiate Capitol, only 2. This rule Bs t The letter commended Woodasan oldsoldier MORRISON, 1212 F at. uw. in New Yor! Saratoza were PER CEN Five-room Hou Homestead, Garden City and eS xecnted and filed in the regis- alks in front a mains: prices contests only in New England, and an inventor of merit; witness did not know os Sane pwc than asked fur other lots in iinmediate vicinity: | Peated: $6000 for all if sold now. W.E. BURE shall not apply to the Harvard athletic associa- | as much of him ashe did now. September 9| postscript describing Charley Russel and Con- | #t'S otice under date of January 15, Bemdes FE thr ning of those Beautifully Fin- | swwallcash payments; monthly or yearly time wiven | 142% New York ave. J416. % rs , : s OR % sariy the conveyance by Judge Hilton as trastee Only three remaining of | eee 2:5 per cult interest. BEALL, BUNS '€ CO ~OR SALE_F ST. BUSI PROPERTY. THE | #1” for the academic year 1889-'%, 3. No one | Wood telegraphed witness _ from Cincinnati ee oats aa there iaome by which the Gerdem ity cxthe- sa Come tas 16th aud 17th dali -din en __ ISL F st. finest pi perty now for sale in | shall be a member of any university team who | asking where he could see him, Witness was | laughter out in hi ug may-yl Jaim on the & oO per month. ‘ORNER OF 16TH 51. AND JOR SALE. about 10,00 teet: front dral gives a quit tewart property. “ADDISON & LARCOMBE, 1304 F st. nw. jg eae A Co a Be Oe A Re is not a candidate for the A.B, oF 8.B, degree, | impatient and replied that be could see him at ites eid tie tone Walter wt Washing. | 1418 signed by Bishop Littlejoln as presiding JOR KENT—A BRICK HOUSE ON 17TH ST. able ites in the District, W. P. YOUNG, 1503 _F st, | WIME F st. or aspecial student in the college or scientific | the yl eines panei spre denis, Seber nell INRG respecting the gun patents and asking for | Micer and official head. “The couveyance of ftuity of the departments, “The teckimond™ wud seer | Roe A aoop school, Lae ee eee een eae oie decacnt | farther information about the number of the | J8dge Hilton aud the church tr ag iow} ee eee Sere a ee ee ee ‘ORNER OF 1 in first-<cl Ss . mber 8, saying thal : ; : cd | Beirs embraces 132 parcels of lan a BA et a Te of the ‘Ubhted Staton “Ws. | and Haye kitchens Gclambure:' ge nied Gold wale: | ¢he New Banta ce rte eae | gp te walaable names; that J.1LM, was Ot ee eae tee arb eaaranargeoncerned | jy which Judge Hilton retains. powscesion of 316-3t __ 150% Peunsyivaniaave. nw. | HUGS th4 OF re Goes gad: bath audl water cioese 2? tuo. “Price | the New England statés with the sole excep-| of ae gees there were Coe peetait | At noon the committee ndjourned ‘uuu to. | the Stewart building aud the mill property was ook RENT—ONE 6-KOOM HOUSE. 108 11TH a aa ; Me or all cash. in best part } tion of the intercollegiate athletic meeting | ll; and that he inclosed a letter trom egg) ERS also filed, Bete) sith med. taps, fur @12.00 pet month. | | ROR SALE-SEVERAL | iso @ trout of | put +2500 where it will Per torkodt Meme | Which will doubtless be held at the Berkley | This inclosure was dated Cincinnati, Sep- . ——— ——_—_~+e- - 15-3 == 500 leet om concreted st. aish iq square ae. at bed | lor little mouey. SB Oval, New York, “Harvard will now be unable | tember 4, and addressed to Wood iat Washing AMUSEMENTS. Foreign Notes of Intere: 19s, RENTOBY SW WALKES Fork pejeea CHAS A. SilikiLDs, 1000 JK SALE-A NEW BIGHT-ROOM AND ArH | '© play Princeton at base ball or foot ball, un- | ton. The writer told WW A caving wits ere Charles Hill and wif aged, respectable ace aud ali improvements;’ perfect’ conditiot OK SALE—TO BUILDERS ANDT: Ba; window Brick, two stories wud cellar; four | less, as is altogether improbable, Princeton will | ™ sca i ae ore Witness never had | This evening the famons Boston symphony | couple, residing ina suburb of London, tied ae SAL LDERS , a floor; all mod, imps. ; el bells, &e.; in | play all games in New England, The cricket | 4ker during the campaign. Witness neve: 2 “ 2 $37.50. _ | B''tzs edterinn ox aeculotite os ear «bode Island uve. ; 84,000. Wel HOR- | P ne selbst cacpleasats One 5 ication with Hall until after the | OTchestra will begin its series of concerts at | their wrists toxether, plunged into the Thames NEW 6-ROOM | Blocks of Lote northeast, subd: 1420 Fstu.w. pe 3 club will not be able to play any championship pa bia Music hall. Miss DeVere, a brilliant Italian | and were drowned. Toverty was the cause, 6, 618 vantage: OR SALE-ON NORTH BI ERGE PLACE | COBtests and the interest in all sports will be | €lectio soprano, is to be the soloist. The whole con-|] + the m WHEN THE FORGERY WAS COMMITTED. Witness telegraphed Wood to come to Colum- bus that night or next morning. Wood replied that he would mail the paper to witness; that the telegram was too late. Witness called particular attention to the letters, for it would appear from another witness that the paper was not forged until the next day (September concentrated on the games with Yale, The third resolution is evidently intended to. pre- vent law-school men from taking part in inter- collegiate contests. A Mother’s Terrible Crime. The wife of James McNeil, jr., who lives near Cannon Lake, Minn., locked’ herself in a room vting of the board of guardians in Cork yesterday Mr. Tanner, speaking to a reso- lution expressing contidence in Mr. Parnell, made a viclent attack upon Smith Barry, who was present, accusing bim of exterminating tenants in order to obtam the title of lord. An an exciting scene ensued. The chairman lef: the chair and the or took his place, ‘The resolution was tiusily adopted uuaui- Vetween 15th aud 16th sts. n.w., 4 Six-room and Bath House, all mod. iips.; ate bargain ® au imme- diate purchaser, W. 1, HOPKINS & CO., 14/0 F st, u cert, under the skilltul conduct of Mr. Nikisch, promises rare enjoyment. The first of a series of ballad concerts to be given by Miss Jeannie Winston took place at the Universalist church last ht and was thoroughly appreciated. Miss Winston's Scotch rongs Were given with grace and fecling and she was repeatedly encored. She was assisted ORD, 1422 New York ave LOT Fok 8. Florida avi ic Mass. ave., opposite the jest pact of Kaloratua audin the same square with handsome residences of Judge Hillyer and Se 1513 F st, dal w Bricks ae 1 bie hi: price 81,900 eac © $10 per mo. ew HOPKINS & CC for 8 rieks in YR RENT—FOUR Bi 7 and bath rv ch. h; just inished; Zlst | a: b 19th and H sts. n.w. o. =e s yesterday with her four children and shot! 9), after Wood hafl written tht he had the | bY Mz. Harding, basso; Prof. Gaul, violist, | 26 Fe pt eae rs A a re voc aay three of them with a revolver. McNeil heard | paper. Previous to that, on September 7, wit- Sis coaue dt te ene “4 The trouble in the Charleroi mining district Bio BiscooWAN'E CAMPBELL, Ktcom 10, ‘Cor: | ance loti ume, “Address EARNEST, Star oftce. the report of the revolver and rushing to the | ness had & converution with Mayor Mosby | 5+ concert takes place Febras in Belgium has broken out afresh Soran Bani yal! “Jaltiv Ame ar at o train about Wood's application for the cl nei! Phe 4 Sok SALE=ABOUT 30000 GOUAIE TF: door met his wife chasing her oldest child out | 00 the he F Authentic news has been received of terible mortality among the natives in the Soudan, due to famine resulting trom lack of rain dur- ing the autumn, The London Times has a dispatch from St, Petersburg saying that Emperor William has abandoned his intended visit to Russia this lace of smoke inspector, and succeeded in aving action deferred for a few days, He (witness) had notified Wood to be at Columbus September 11 toattend to it. September 11 Wood came to Columbus and brought th forged paper (exhibit A). Witness had ac dentally misstated this date befcre. His secre- AT A SACRIFIC RICE REDUCED ; ob account uf owner leaving the erty; one Of the Licest Homes in Le Droit Park; nearly new hay window, brick, 8 rooms wud bath: sp bells. Vertis $500 or more cush: Dalan « must be seen to be appreciated. DAVID D, ST 16 F et. now. jade HOU LOTS AND FARMS For parts of the District of Columbia. Send Ground on 15th st. bet, A and Bs. front: side aud rear alley; price "25c,; land in the 1un- mediate netyiborhood sold tor 4c. SOHN H. WALTER, of the room, The woman had forced the child to drink carbolic acid and had taken xome of the stuff herseif, One of the children died in- stantly from the revolver wound and one died soon afterward. A baby, three weeks old, was shot through both fungs, but is still alive. The woman and the little girl to whom she gave Cultivating, Not Storing Ice. The following communication was sent to Tue Star yesterday sud was madvertently omitted from last evening's ixsue: ‘To the Editor of Tux EVENING Star: Jaxvary 16, 1890. ST CIRCLE, NEW AND Handsomely Finished wh Basement Hous 2 rooms, 3 bath roows, laundry skitchen.larce ce cars to sll parts of city; rent $1,500 per year. Ay 5 Dupont circle. Jaid-1w* Fis RENT—6 DUP( row ke B 8 BOOMS sockets . ed Liste LINKINS, the acid are alive and she may recover. Mrs, weer dopaae and knew witness! piesse do me the favor tocorrect the reported | winter owing to the death of the Dowager Em- vou Bik Kellow Buildin, LIiO Fst Ja 405 by 1000 Teh with small Bric, Lieb a-bt dH nts. iw. | MeNeil gives as her reason for the deed that | ¥## ¢xpecting i . interview with your reporter in which he re- | press Augusta, but that it sects a settled : 2 A Frontage df 42-8 OF AE ANOSIORY AND BASEMENT | she was ill and had no hopes of getting well | DIDN'T EXPECT TOSEE SENATOR SHERMAY'S NAME. | Dorts me ag saying we are storing ice, should | matter that he will visit Russia in August to ai ty st : a iux; seven rooms: all mod. imps. order ; 436 1 st. uw. y $4,500. The first thing witness found that he did not expect to sce was the name of Senator Sherman. He had understood that the paper bore the names of Messrs. Butterworth, McKinley and McPherson. Wood said that he was surprised 1 by about 117, 15th st, near Mass, ave.. ‘orner, 16th st.above Scott circle. 22 by 16th near Scott circie, 19.6 by 93.10, Coun sve, near Q wit WH, T. LELPO! S.w.cor. Vithand ¥ st attend the army maneuvers. Prince Bismarck has reissued his order call- ing attention to the necessity of affixing legible signatures to official documents. He threatens to take particular action in regard to officials e that we are culfivating our ice fulils, | We ex- pect, however, to commence storing next week if the Weather continues favorable. By so doing you will oblige yours, &e. C. B. Cuvacn, ———— WORK AT JOHNSTOWN. very central I SWORMSTED) & BRADL 027 F st, naw, FPO SALE-SOME EXCELLENT BAKGAINS ‘two and Three-story Modern Well-built Bri Houses, most desirably located uortheast, 7 and. sieas aud wanted her sufferings ended at once, 5 sls ee Aged Widower and Young Deaf Mute. Tuesday Perine C. Whitney, aged sixty-eight years, und Miss Josephine Ward, aged twenty- 2030 G16 La ave, 17 rooms and store i NLE—SEVERAL LANGE TRACTS EASI OF Foes: 30 fo 84.000; ‘sinall ‘cash’ and easy eight years, will be married in New Haven, | to see it, as the name was aes the paper grat offend r this sy sce ge soaps ¥y Lincols park excellent chances for profitable tne moti Oa BURY ODE be sew York ave, Conn, The great difference in the ages of the baler ie eae hepdicale ye ¢ Trood) Mes oxpented Final Review and Report of the Work © czar, Emperor Wiiliam and King Hum- parties excites no more comment than the fact that the bride clect is a deaf mnte, The groom elect, whose first wife died only about a year ago, was formerly connected with the electric light companies in Brooklyn and Newark, —_ S.w. cor. 13th and F sts. nw. XOR SALE—315 JOE SALE- NINE LOTS, 17 FEET FRONT EAC on Ist st. nw., at a bargain. Cun sell one or Cali or send “for plat. JOHN H. WALTER, 613 F bert each received 10,000 exquisite cigars ase New Years gift from Emperor Francis Joseph. The doctors having declared King Alfonso to be convalescent the queen regent bas re- sumed political audiences, The proposed socialist conference will be held in Germany instead of in Belgium. The National Zetung says that Emperor William bas resumed fencing lessons, TH ST, S.E.—PARTICULARLY Handsome solidly Built 7-room Bay Window «Brick, 19 tect front: cemented cellar; large ard. Latest modern uaprovemeuts, Near lines, warketand public +chools. Eusy terms, Inquire of owner, WILLIAM MAYDE, O16 Oth #t.n.w. Jatt? ness had never seen Gov. Campbell's signature of Charity There. and got Mr. Kurtz to procure a copy of a biographical sketch, and there noticed that Mr, Campbell signed his name James E, Campbell, whereas it was signed J. E. Campbell to the Maj. McKinley's name looked like a very good—a genuine—signature and witness would have sworn to it, He did not think Mc- Kinley woutd question it if signed in any honor- The Johnstown flood relief commission took steps yesterday at a meeting held at the manu- facturers club looking toward a final wind up of their work. They were in session all day and at the conclusion rendered a statement of their operations, Gov. Beaver presided at the rent 812; nothin 84,500." GEOKC i 1H Jalo-Gt ONE OF THE MOST DESIRABLE 14th st. extended; for building, subdi- idius or investimen —NICE BRICK DWELLING, N. W. streetcars: apt fluor, parlor, dinine pantry and kitchen; id Moor, "3 good conereted cellar un- soe A Burglar Feasts, Sleeps and is Caught. James Bright resides with his family at 1215 North Market street, St. Louis, and has in his " c 4.200. bh tion. Maj. Butterworth ‘did not ti The total cash ived by the - 4 EZ = ee * xood purchase at price asked, 307 . able connec! 3 n meeting. received by com. nis oh AEST TORS EINED ONE gY TH, Moat | Mitac ouNesty ate SCC | pooe ali tuna-esoxy apex pweruiinG | “uBiOy «domestic who hs etablihed «repo |siga his nme, Guay sit ws” sized 10th | mmion wan €2:i82.0720%, of which amount |, THe He¥. Dr. Talmage, who iin Pers t not frally located, southern exposure; moderate reut toa | JYOK SALE—23,000 SQUARE FEET IN soUiH- | JOR 4] r rooms, vath roon | tation for presence of mind. When she de-| paper. The *-B” ended on the wrong side, but | ¢ 905 379.83 came from every section of the | ering from influenza, as reported. He was Very desirable tenantforoue year or longer; refer- east, with improvements, rented at $2 a month,at | and cell te: price 87.0 e j ini: go | the signature was otherwise good. Coming to suse . entertained by Mr. Reed, the United States specs Petuired GAMES a. BATES ©°CO. 14007 | 11 conte Me POCA WELL poner HEMFUMD. me eon ae eee Ladi speed Senator Shermau’s name Wood suggested that | Country and the world, $600.000 from Philadel- | jninister, and will go to London today. He 2 —=—S va = —— SS tan Res a ju | O'clock she ran plump up against a great | HR ii Sag nit ete ia, @ from Pittsb 516,199.85 | will sail for b the Al on the 25th — = 7 Bw = = <r -KOOM | itmight have been signed with a stamp, and | phia, $560,000 from Pittsburg and $516,199.85 | will sail for home on the Aurania Goon ee eS to ote stemnen tos of the Detter ee La w.; iu; | rough-looking ryan, stretched out on two chairs | witness noticed a peculiarity of the stroke under | from New York. Johnstown and vicinity re. | iustant, weer st @1isgand @10%e, Speculative Properties in the eastern sectious within | ued in vatural seiiod is cae ine Mantels; pavered | by the side of the fireplace, sleeping soundly. | the +s.” Wood said he ived €2,430,399.69 of this amount, The oth The ex-emperor of Brazil bas arrived at yale-et EA MoINTIRE,O18 F_| two nanan of faucoin park, with frontages Gn'Muns | H,ths ont uuauuer, thio ust ny by furnace: | On the floor Devide him was a bundle made up en Se eee toa? yu cingamsiaphglceaimenerresi * ether | Cannes, Dom Potro appewrs to be taxiiiy Roe RENT—UNFU! rs soa “a ripe enero coe House open ior inspection, | Loo! is house beture | of the valuables collected by the fellow, who ex rere as g for P Years, trusts ik shape te aioweve ae diieend | you buy. MCLACHLEN & BALCHELDEN 1215 °F | had evidently ransacked the house. On the | ffom Walter Wellman, private secretary to | jocahities, $232,264.45; distributed as expressly | #fed and — rig lg oe 4 a frets a2 ovvSrtunity ters. Por price aud turther Bae SALETHRE OF NE OST ae table beside him were ue remains of a lunch, | John R. McLean, and ih his absence in charge | directed by donors, S21.85; office expenses tip inten pen winter im particulars apy PN DANE. >) piHREE 01 Miwests evn | Which he had procured from the pantry, He | of his private papers, Wood applied to Well- | at Harrisburg. $1,308.42; general expenses, J peas Bri Air cioed, ums tne nore, tees | Tad tn beng eed thee hel coe sleep | man for it and Wellmon telegraphed the re-| #181870; frst payment on anuuitics to or-| Mr. Le Royer was re-clocted president of the Located oh Marion st just uortiot Ot baceeh aoa, | it the chair where the girl found him. ‘The | quest to Mr. McLean at Saratoga and he replied: | Phans, $16,100; making a total of cash ex-| French Senate yesterday. The old vice presi- Fee eee eee Oat anes Saeue: | girl did not scream. but simply slipped quietly | UTS Wood have what he mac" Therercc; | pended of $2,683,747.11 leaving a balance on | dente were aloo’ re-elected. ‘FITCH, FOX & BROWN, ELDER, bio Fst. n.w. Juti-iw | from the room, went to the bed ruom of Mr. | Wood got the paper and made tracks with +t | deposit at Harrisburg of $218,325.57. In addi-| Gye faneral of the socialist editor Wedde 4 Tau7Peum avesaw. | Ih Bright andawakened him, Mr.Bright,revolver tion to this balance at Harrisburg there is an ua- distributed fund in Johnstown at present of $36,334.03, and there has been appropriated to other parts of the state $17,735.55. After this for Cincinnati. ‘hat was his story. The wit- = ness said he accepted the paper without ques- tion as to its genuineness. It led to all the mortification he had experienced about this ntwoud ji Lots adjoining at moderate pri able for Mataudantged ce. Also some ‘These lotsar tmuprovement, having wat CUrds wet, sidewalks Iuid andr. TYLER S KULHEXFOKD, 1 Fok Sate Shy FISH & MILLER, 1213 F st. u.W., a desirable Brick Kesidenee on 13th st. nw. Lows circ All mod. imps, 1otz2x110, th tate alley’ pportunity to wecure a flue home very cheap in this most beautiful part of our at Hamburg yesterday was attended by 60,000 persons, Great excitement is caused in Liverpool by in land, descended the stairs, and placing the pistol at the fellow’s head, awoke him, ‘The fellow was actually paralyzed with surprise and was easily made a prisoner. 7OK RENT—BY RO. HOLTZMAN, REAL &S- tate aid Insurance Broker, 10th aud# emu 3 Mh roon this is luruished or $15,COU furmished, w: 1200 N st. uw. 2 ) A police ser- e is taken out there remained at the time of the | the revival of the rumor that the Atlantic Sone aan CORNER TE ee | Reat was called in and the prisoner taken to | Hole letter, As any honorable man would, he | 7 Sete ofertgrday an available ‘balance of | steamer lines intend to and at Holyhead, iu- Foe se lets reiited- hot pen ics | the station, where he gave his name as William $236,974.05. This was reduced at yesterday's | stead of Liverpool. next summer, This would ¥1,MU0 or 10 per centon 818,000" brtees #13000 un: Brummer ‘and admitted that he had gone SRA SES See EES meeting to $70,631.40 by the payment of claims | avoid Queenstown and the mail would go API through the hor by that paper, which in the light of subsequent ag direct trom Holyhead to London, thereby se before going to sleep, amounting to $22,442.65 and other appropria- we b * > rs 7} JUR SALE—LOTS 50X. AT WILSON 8 F = aa ree events, it appeared, should not have deceived | tions, saving eight hours. siesta tens g10. dy Sado ator | OM AACE MOUSE TAGE NW so Ree Dats oeey Ble: hag | Bits But ili penllacuacy siwbinde LA pc? CARE OF ORPHANS. The hostile feeling against England is grow- pekvilie, $150" ty $300. Acre Lots in = " : Jack Dempsey’s illness at San Francisco has ies mi i i Mr. Reeves, from the subcommittee appointed 1 york, Lock cheek valles® gu. ‘Choise Lo THOMAS BLAGDEN, paey par d for i tinuing, , ing in Portugal and Serpa Pinto's photographs tines tds in Burrville, 840. In Hinestow, 1505150 100 gis | _ 38-108" City P.O Box 51. | taken a serious turn and itis feared that he ig| PC B# mind for it, Continuing, witness glen nies i VO Sou ur. Qaw., Le Lots tu Hyuitsville from 8200 to 8600. read a copy of his letter to Mayor Mosby | to make provision for the care of the orphans, | @re selling ata premium in Lisbon. a UT) d1l-3m DUCKETT & FORD, 617 F st. now. 2 ‘ * in the first stages of consumption, The Nonpa-| recommending Wood, and also a letter from The khedive gave a banquet at Cairo im OFFICES, s74h0y. Atviy” CHARLES EARLY, GUS Lithat’ | reil has been suffering from a severe cold for | Wood saying that he had been received kindly, brgponinginy psa agptae goto honor of Henry M. Stanley yesterday. a ph Ey em Raga dl SS : é ; | several days and there is no doubt now but | but that Ed: Henderson had been secking the | company of Philadelphia, which will insure | Itis reported that several European states G39 F. 34 Boor, Bre.) B Invest $5,000 To | EP Drat Vand oposite resdenct of Commmaiasy | What his fight with McCarthy will have to be | Sppointment of | ae a ‘on | the sum of 850 a year to each orphan until they | men friendly to England have e to the 470 La sve. from 10 to 12 10,000 in an ¢ business mayusuctur- 119 rooms, large trout wile aud buck | Postponed and perhaps declared off, He now | (eM, 6 OS tether he examined | *'Tive at the age of sixteen. The commission | Marquis of Salisbury their fears his action BL ing a food product w ertiser desires to locace D by Lid: workiuanship. first weighs only 134 pounds, twenty pounds loss | letters bearing the sigaatures of Messen, Bice | has found $22 orphans, and for the purpose de- | in the Portuguese te_will afford a pretext Staromice, NMMDEWGNDG Addrens PAVE ae | Syroratast elects bel” fur hieuie and Meatod | than his fighting weight, Dempsey has been man, Batterworth and McKinley. He also sent | ied upon for their support there st child ar- | that wall endanger tuo an seth SO GiLE-STNEIORERY AND MUSIC GGRE i BAuNES & WHAT in poor health ‘ever since his Aight with La | pam Butterworth and MeKiuley. | He also sent | printed $115,000, When the youngest child ar- | that will endanger the monarchies there. oa brominént strect. A raco bargain if old ceo 6: Blanche and it is argued that defeat is 3 Clements | T¥€8 at age it will be entirely extinguished. Campbell's signature to the paper. The queen dowager of Portugal implores the said that he usually signed “James E, Camp- Stock, Fixtures, Good Will, &., tor 900. Addr. king of Italy to use his influence with dale st - ALLEY PI his present condition entrallecation, near Peuxion ottice, 6-roou J SALE~GREAT BARGAIN The flood left 116 widows, and for their support chiefly responsible fo name $179,471 has been paid. They will aleo receive BO. HOLTZMAN, 10tnand Fatanw, | 00H, Star ontive — <> cee : “= ‘ y bell,” but thought the signature was genuine, ;: Fe to secure the moderation of the demands that NT_FCURNISHED OR UNFUENIS KARE OPPORTUNITY. ud Lew dttoom Linck; water and sewered;) The steamship Hondo has sailed from New ¢ itis for the use of their children $95,250. MH i OR RE} Dogbe Hee fey mee lanes oy 2A, Poy $80 cant anid €5 monthly for two sears and 1s. Apply BELLINGER & CU., G33 F st. nw. York phen Grestown,, Nicaragua, carrying ied Bilis Sieoconsceren tulle on ad ‘ One of the ing necessities bronght about oe ee throne, 1s rooms, handecmely furnts ene Sel | will increase to $200 1m five years lon x JeST ec Tic | largest cargo ever shipped by the Nicaragua oenee, pros 4 | by the ood was a hosp’ 'o provide for | The ‘orth German Gazelle advises Serene aegicn, Cera z Siuoauta a proportion, ‘Baie, eartimante anit peru | Goce of 0 soome: teat Darait cress cathe | Cwual company, consisting of machinery, scows, | Sibature. and observed that the “C” was as in | {., the commission yeuterday to build to come peut iivestiueit. Fur particdlars wend naiue aud ad- ress to, _lbst the signature to the paper, and that satisfied stels, electric bells, only $7,500. For rent, reasonable, House ot provisions, &¢. a hospital at Johustown costing $40,000. a i . : HF} oly $0,300. Hor rene | prov evden him as to that. He now saw he was more easily mg ‘Aa {ORK RENT OR SALE—1021 SIXTH STKEET _ dal Ga2te REAL ESTATE, Star office, bove. A. H. SEMMES, Rooms 5, Ki building, |, Lhe annual meeting of the American pro- satisfied than he should have been, but he NO ACCOUNT OF HOUSEHOLD Goons, dispatch from Zanzibar states that Sats Ae lek: bone elt cece eee WASTED 810,000 Fo 5 yraus ar miler . bk Cre trl er Sakue wes hold yesterday i How) i, Goabs at shas sme ee — No estimate was attempted to be made of the | miral Freemantel and the whole British east Will sell cheap om terms tosuit. F. H. SMITH & SON, Sent om seal eetate ascuriy valued 3% @v OK SALE—DESIKAULE SUBURBAN Prov- | York city. value of the vast amount of food, clothing, fur- niture and household effects that was sent to the afflicted districts, The sums stated in the secretary's Ro commission, Adaress BB., Star utfice. Ja: POE EADY DHAVE OW FIRST-CLASS Hain c see the Philadelphia Artist, east siie 14ih st. above Fa. ave. nw. Call when you Lave occasion to have it cut over, as others do. dbs African squadron will arrive there today. In front of the Necessidades palace in Lis- bon an altar has been erected surmounted by 9 1222 F et ow. dali y, Luproved and Uninproved, iucluding » Lange = nodions Dwelling, with azple rounds, eitu- ited within 8 minut of Washatuston city, deliguttuily iocated The Havana chess club gave a banquet last evening in honor of the three champions, Gunsberg, Tschigorin and Mackenzie. Harry Samuels, proprietor of the Daisy cigar COMPARING SIGNATURES. Witness produced a number of letters from Messrs. Sherman, Butterworth and McKinley 2. W» BOE... 40 andat low prices, wud Gt ens only included the actual cash now.etore ir 40 = oe eae | terme we . nd I ‘ail parta of i aud declared that there was a striking resem- i these words: “Nosurrender of Shire Whe 2 i ESTABLISHED, BUi wale * Apply to Wo DENIS. veal Tata Agent eG i blance between the genuine and the forged Leow grgom ios axate dee patina are mene or Nyasaland,” &c. Passers-by are asked to able st once; hone need apply wis doceuor many | Ves Ent Baw SESS _ | Niensath in hie roc at the hotel: signatures. Of Mr. McKinley's signature he | direct to the people of Johnstown, Of the | subscribe to buy a sword of honor for Pinto, Destnase. ddvons, wh ww bane, steting where x0 ae ‘The New York grand jury yesterday after- | sid that he bad felt di» yesterday to ask there is at the may 3 er aE a PERSONAL. noon handed in an indictment against Maj, Wm, | him why the signature was a bad imitation. As 150,000 undis- | ‘The Lynchburg iron furnace was sold yes, gaz. = pow € eA BPES TRE ane TED—To KNOW THE W IERFABOUTS OF = cia ei ee eh ae Somat cece seeks tater a bomen largely disposed of in Mispapmnehureionier Gen. Crabb of Philadelphia ‘was the ~ BW SE. eee frail Sennen sd work Feces Perey ret see sa house « few event sell oshern clad | hich Witness sus) fea. he name, he under- chaser at $100,000, Gen. Grubb Temarken i stataew, eS us (i as OF Fow FuremE USE ane exit oremniek N, 3. Mine Laure Dizon, a nee a a, Se THE ACTUAL LOSS OF LIFE, was worth at least gose.cen. ap slonypanganag po ep Cre cnx romp bs herself twice inthe head. two bullets entering | and the of which he had never seen — on acc, payin Syweegtey wenn | 0 |Stotilnton st thw 50 ‘San Diego, Cal, oi cma the right temple and | juat beneath the | yet. He had su; forgeries were commit- of the across the Ohio river at Bellaire, wvit VICK PRAMI3 skin on the 0 ite side. died at noon | ted by getting hold of a , putting at this late | Ohio. He attempted to lg teen waa "Ds. 00 O st. noar Oth, 10r.-_100 estate security, prin 8. W. FLYSN, A.M., Ivy Institute, ye ppointment in love caused the | Your tongue between tare and ‘aw Ser 2,500 is the nce te motion aad Sol ender the F et near 18th, Lr. ..200 15th and Kaw, 10r.91.67 | paid iu Wasting.ou or New York, as desired. Ourat- | _88-1m? Southwest cor, 8th aud K sts. a.w, ‘as nearly as you new a placed. It} The total coal ) production in the ‘Sth o'r h ot, Lar.......175'N near idth, sf.........90 } tention is given exclusively to this busivess and any [OW 18 WE TIME. WE WILL Pay “big | At Charlotte, N.C., Deputy Sheriff Bisi glass and tissue paper and tracing. .t 2,280 per- | Wyoming, and on ipod regions for The above houses cap be czamined by permit from | Wousy juaued throuh us will be caretally sid safely Money” for Firnt-cluss Second-hand ..Ad- | shoot a six-foot negro, Anderson Kneely, twice FORAKER MEETS HALSTEAD, of the Cone- | December, was 2,735,734 tons, and in De- eur ctv only. THORLAS'Y: Fiswhls Coe | maced ou undoubued wrurty, Sa Vlogs sone at ite | divas ee tall at JUSTuS OLD BIANDA o1vb st | through the shoulder. Kueely was’ on tek: Asaving Bacaeeuad cess t Mr, | maugh. ‘The bodies of 1,675 of this number | cember, 1888, 2, tous. For the your 1889 "Spee ReSF mouse 6 spre pene dae cbaacteemnes a 38 fi DUYARE DERECHTVE AGENCY | ottcr.who, afer the shooting, ment for‘a'doe-| Halteed on the train en route to Cincinaat | Bove Ysce,"ecerereaanaaemtned 64 bodies | the production Tas $47.70 ot With Stable. #70; without, 80. - - = Co. Communications at. “flessatdlayas in his to N.J., bas ‘OF Pertuission to look over it NHE WORLD DO MOVE."—KEMEMBER THU | tended to-and strictly coulidential, ‘open aii | tor and on his return the negro was gone, He had made no allusion speeches up to/ the remainder are aes The commis- | Newark, N.J., has caused the arrest = ‘or other particulars write to T! “Ferrestrial Clock." KAMBAY hax cut the | Lours. Wat WILLLASIS, Sauager, 02 ot George A. Fowler, it years, | that time to the paper. He told Mr. Halstead | sion has the ot all the un- | intendent Laski, Assistant: 2 ~ j Moises ce year t eck aadjeweiry turk et ae pf sa th wa, allel aces i his | he be bys that pergpe in such | time of the flood and reinterred re op ws With defrentiog oe fi . . Soe | cos i y nigat, was found in contracted for; it come 3 Riise: 800| ier be. NOTARIES PUBLIC... toon at the Be Charice yesterday tectaing sat form that he did not see how he could make | Grand View cemetery at Johnstown. The ‘Two colored women, Fannie Ford and Katie codices Saeed Comatipstosi oF Duby QouLYERY Stats | ‘Henry agers and John @hiflet, notorious | Wod had nid his tantthe pees etmnacesd, |e the way Mom ike Comsansegh’ te Weak | Stein SOO areas ene, ShaneeS with PTLT Bist, 1Sre..81,500 | 1511 Mat.nw.11781,500 MERCHANT TAILO} ‘Lereitory,, ed ®. Comuiasioner, ray down | New XLEL & LUTEEKFOND, = - BOME 1 ik SY FR ; | horse ves, have broken jailat Harrison-|and that a general of the whole | moreland and one was York, esi v7 Fetae | Workmanship ud itgusiuecd “* sem | iesym Calameoteael yl | <"g "eo five signisgnnce | the Missiocippt fiver at aire, va Va. proceeding was necessary