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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-12-27

Sfnte tlsc British navigation laws were
rrrssalai ir 1879 and the British tariff was
rglacsf Ca Is rcsouue basis. British ship
rs-r t-rnace has Doubled. In 1850 the
ar,sss trrna-c amounted 70 f.Ss6.Oeo tons,
e.arrtl ss ST. ll.aaloo Last wear the ton
-.ls r-sS Ed. I9s. osl valued at S5l0,0o0.0o0.
49, wear KS steamers aud 81 sailing
,r-errs p.e-c built in tbc United Kingdom.
rr W. u,---lt reR5vc car merchant marine
ana shin tuilIinc industry, we must 40 as
rr..s..-r 49,. .r.-rn
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-12-27

The new code in New York Furnishes all
forms of gambling. even though the gam
hIine he done in a private club. The
upper ten. who were entirely Indifferent
to those features OF the code interfering
with sunday business. are now violently
aritatei. and a determined effort viii be
made t0 exempt club houses from the PEN
rrff.s- ..r fha -14n
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-12-27

indianapolis levies a tax of 81 upon
each telegraph pole on the public streets.
This IS good way to get rid Of the poles
and put the wires underground.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-12-27

Malone need not suffer the prOprieties
&c thc senate to restrain him from prop
crlT replying 90 these sentiments Of John
s. Moshy. who says, If correctly quoted:
81 reEard Malone the most vindictive,
INSCRIPTIONS and meanest tyrant that
ever figured in American politics" If
Malone stands this his comb is cut.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-12-27

DR.. c. II. f. Peters, director of the
Litchfield Observatory of Hamilton Col
Iege, New York, has just completed pOr-
ton Of what he regards the great work of
his life-the siderial charts-On which he
has been labOring for twenty years. The
completed work covers twenty sheets,
sixteen by twenty-four inches. On each
sheet from $500 to $500 telescope stars
are located. The position of each has been
carefully proved. The mapping is carried
much farther than any other astronomer
has attempted, viz: to stars of the four
teenth magnitude. DIR. Peters began this
work in 1860. He publishes a limited
number Of the seventy completed charts
At his own expense, enough to enable
him 10 present rs his Christmas gift set
to every observatory, TO the leading as
tronomers and 10 each member of the
board Of trustees of Hamilton College.
The charts embrace no star outside of tire
thirtieth degree either side of the equator
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-12-27

ne NeNican Government has selected
Sanrr rcauero to serve az the head OF its
1-razafsrn ta The proposed conference for
ARE rrratfatfdu of a commercial treaty
a55h fhe United states, The necessity for
ensh Is treaty j. growing more pressing
rrra wear tc wear, ana with a statesman
tht e.ual of Seuor Romero az the head Of
tt- Arscrscau commission. a satisfactory
.--rr.-,art ,ould no doubt be made.
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o gnet.
13EntnuaI.


d EMOVAL.-MADAME L. DESBOUIL-
IL Ions has removed her Millinery Estab-
lishment to ll3 CONGRESS STREET, two
doors east of Screven House.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-12-27

me Providence Press Is shocked at
senator Browns hlunmess about the
.-srnls.~ ana affects 10 regard him as a
shattered IDOL. Father Anthony hasn't
attained monumental proportions as a re-
FORMER. and the Press might devote its
attention OBJ helping him out senator
Brown Knows what De is talking about,
e.ut it Is doab,fgl il the Press knows
--.-.---r n >-l.ak~.
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a1tnntrI

WANTED, washerwoman. -
w paid. Apply to MADAME SMrrf2
Perry street, between Montgomery and
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9or Salr.

NOR SALE.-GO to p Bull street, opposite
Il the Screven House, for Photographs Fer
rOtypes, Copying and Frames. Headquarters
for Views Of Southern Scenery.
j. y. WILSON
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-12-27

A consumptive cough is dangerous. Ar
rest it with HALE's HONEY or HoRE
HOUND AND TAR.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-12-27

WANTED, one white woman who
w oughly understands taking charge
store room and pantry. Also, one woms
laundry and one good waiter. Ofice of
WILLOW HOTEL.
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...r r- Reading Notices double above rates.
--.esr ratez IN large advertisements
aar.rr h.frrrfr frrrnfz 81 % her zquare
N-~-- ana special Notices 81 % Per
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F--r. arrerr l=eulcnts ~ Obituaries. Sherin's
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Cor RFmt.

NOR RENT, from the LIST of January 1870
Il the brick store on the northwest corner
of st. Gaul and Harrison streets. Apply To ]
+. HERB. Administrator, No. l03 Perry street
corner of DraytOn.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-12-27

Toe EEh-Tg Age cautions the public
AGAINST au enterprise for which circulars
have been ISSUED from View York giving
ne;ice at am early dsyof the issuing OF the
Rrrrnrf Ace The publishers Of the
EH-le -iFc denoUnce the new candidate
Or rsnr1ad patronage as literary piracy,
and an infringement upon their rights
uhfeh thay have taken steps 10 enjoin.
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We Offer the Greatest Inducements.

EATY BLACK eros GRAIN SILKS prices
A SOC, lands
dandsp
All
form 9dur dt0$6
BOYS OYERCO
and 0
hC
o Sc.
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w ANTED, a first-class trouser ua.<
w E.J KENNEDY'S.
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us ADVANCE. nrfrvFgED By CARRIER OR PRE-
rarn BN NAIL
rrn. sra=1r ters uti please observe the date
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.aarlr a1aES1Se NEWS. one year. SO co: six
uarrhs. S. OF. three months, 8 s.; one
urlth. 81 O..
HrrEfE NEws, one year, s. co. six months,
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WANTED, first rate woman A.
w work. Wages $40 per mon Jul,
to-day No. Bull street.
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WANTED, Loan Associatiop& Stoet- :
w yannah, Railroad, Jasper. haitian ~
Southern. Apply to r. B. PARD. M "a
Bay street 40
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-22
Affairs I'm West Washington.

KUN OVER BY A STREET CAR-YeSteriay After
noon, as briefly stated In The STAR last evening a
colorei man, named j. NJ. Hicks, IS years old, who
lives In this place, WAS run over 10y car %, Wash
lngton and Georgetown railroad, at the corner OF
18TH street and Pennsylvania avenue. Leuten ant
Arnold took the driver c. F. Daily, to the station
house under arrest ON cer Horne had the injured
MAN taken TO the Emergency hospital In wagon
when Ii was discovered that the mans right leg
thought TO be necessary, and for that purpose he
Was sent In the police ambulance to the Freed
mans hospital. Car 22 was going east at the time
the accident occurred. IL was stated that Hicks
was attempting TO jump from the car gong west
The conductor or that car states that Hicks was
running on the track, trying 10 catch the car. In
the Police Court this morning, Daily, the driver OF
the car, Was charged with assault, and on motion
or Mr. Moore. who stated that at last accounts the
man WIS expected to die the case was continued
Tue defendant WAS released, MI Hurt. superin-
tendent or the Washington and Georgetown COM
pany. going security for him. Hicks ler WAS am
putated by DR.. PurviS, OF the Freedman's hoSpita
THIS morning, AMI the patient Is doing well.
RAILROAD WANTED A petition is being
sfSnei by business men here requesting the Balti-
more ana Potomic Railroad company TO extend
their road west or Rock Greek.
DEATH.-Mr. Henry Nicholson, son OF Mr. Josanh
Nicholson, died at the residence or his father on
NJ street, near the Aqueduct bridge, yesterday,
aged 35 years -
CATTLE MARKET.-Ltve stock sales at Drover's
Rest are reported 10y Tavenner Bros) as follows:
4lO cattle up and Sold-BeSt, 5a5hc. good, AZ a5c
medium, 4&4Ac.; common, S1la4c. 500 Sheen
and lambs-sheen, 3kd5c; lambs, 5a6c.; yrar-
lingS. 4ka5Ac. 25 COWS and caIveS-from S25 TO
$d5 Market active.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-22
The Victims Of the Jeauuerte.
ENGINEER MELyIILg EXAMINED AS TO THE COLLINS


ENGINEER NELTIIIE EXAMINED AS TO TIE COLLINS
CHANGES, ETC.
Before theJeannette board OF inquiry this MORN
ing Chief Engineer Melville continued his account
OF the burial OF the bodies OF Captain DeLong and
the other members OF his party, and the erection
OF pyramid OF stones over the tomb, on the 9TH
OF April Witness then withdr ew all his force 10
kaskarts. which was the best point from which to
start search party for Lieutenant Chipp's COM
pany. Witness started Ninderman and Bartlett
with dog teams TO follow up the river to Barkin
with orders to part company al that point
Bartlett to follow the coast southwark and explore
me river ana headlandS Witness then gave a
detailed account of the futile search forLieutenant
CIipp's party.
that the first effort made by himself or party for
the relief OF the other members OF the Jeanette
crew was upon the Goth OF Ootober. 1881, from
JamaValoch, when Lieut.. Danenhower made q
Sledge expedition to the south.
witness believed that Belongs party died Of
Witness had no fault to ind with the conduct
OF any officer or man upon the expedition, or with
one afrahgements ana general conduct OF the
ecn Of the tor f6e aa
THE DE LoSG-CoILINs TROUBLE
The judge advocate then announced that he
would cross-examine the witness in relation to the
questions Which had been submitted by Dr. Col
Inns, brother OF Jerome j. Collins and put the
question:-Do you know anything further than
you have already stated In relation ID the alleged
trouble between Captain De Long and Mr.. j. j.
Collins?
Answer-No, SIR.
Quest!on.-Did Capt DeLong ever speaa to you
In regard to his trouble with Mr.. Collins?
without permitting the witness to answer the
Judge advocate announced that while as the rep
reSentatiye or DR.. Collins he would put the uueS-
tion, he should Ia his capacity as Judge advocate
opJccl 10 Sucn OF them as he deeme improper and
he would object to the pending question.
by erection Of the President the court was then
reopened the court announced that the objection
Oh The Judge advocate was sustained.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-22
Districs Govern mens Affairs.
THE AvENuE sIpEwALK CoMpLsINr.

delegation Of merchants doing business on the
north side OF Pennsylvania avenue, between 18th
TO the Commissioners OF the tardy mariner I'm
which the foot pavement WAS being laid TO the
great injury OF their business. The contractor,
Mr. Blrber, appeared before the Commits toners
later In the day, and made explanation that owing
To the character OF the work it IS not possible TO
put the surface until the base has Set to a GER
tain degree. ana that there WAS no unnecessary
delay. The Commissioners state to-day that the
delay Is caused by reason OF the peculiar nature
fectly dry before the surfscing is put on All the
material necessary 10 tnish The street is noyon
hand, and as soon IS the base Is SufficientlySry
the work VIII be completed.
LI2U r LICENSES.
:, The Commissioners have approved the Issue OF
liquor lice Asses TO tie following persons: Thomas
Dunn, Win. c. Drlry, Eiward Ennis, Chds. Essis,
II: j. m, Maurice j. II irtnett. Geo W. Harris,
"m Jackson, Chas. q. krauskoff, August Koch,
Long kennon, John NJ. Perlard. Lorenz Stelzle,
Geo. W. stuart, Wm. II. Wright, Geo. 7. c.
Drcscher. Vim. Mcclure. Marshall Ford, Henry
Koch, Wm- II. tuStt, Robert o'NeaI.
VITAL STATISTICS
The monthly report of the health officer, Just
Issued, shows that during the month OF Octo6er,
1882, there 356 deaths In the District OF CO.
lrInoia. being Geath-rdte OF 22.5S per 1000 per
annu.n, AZ less than the mean deltll-rate for the
past nine years.
TAX COLLECTIONS.
The amount OF District collections yesterday
from all sources was Sioe69.31. Tie Commissions
erS are OF the opinion that the District VIII loose
probably not less than $4,000 by abatement Ior
prompt pdyment OF taxes this year.
BUILDING PERMITS
issued By Inspector EntwIsle: NJ D. Brafnard re-
erect d three-story dwelling, 1ath. between c ana
ID Sts. NV; s., 400. Young Mems Christian ASso.
Cation, repair brick l4O9 New YORK ave-; 5000.
Samuel Bacon, erect seven two-Story and b base-
meet dwellings. III. between 22d ami ed stS NV:
slSO0O. D. Ii. Grant, repair brick 1929 c st. s. W.;
$3.50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-22
BaltinlOre's New Chamber Of Conn.


BALTIMORE, Nd, Nov. 22-To-day the formal
transfer or the new chamber OF commerce was
made by the building committee TO the
president and diFeciors OF the corn and -four ex-
change. William :. Young, President OF the corn
and Hour exchange. presiied, and on the stand
were Gov. wm. T. Hamilton, Mayor wm. Pinkney
Whyte, Hon. John l. Thomas, and other promi-
nrnt ner-ons DELEGATIONS were present from
NV York. Boston, Phllade phia, Pittsburg, Gin
cnnau. Chicago, Detroit, Peoria, ST. Louis Toledo
ana Indianapolis. The ceremonies were opened
by the president OF the and Hour exchange In
a congratulatory address, after which Governor
Hamilton WAS introduced and ma de few remarks.
Hon john l.. Thomas followed in a very happy
strain Mayor Wn- Rakney Whyte made the
Closing au IrvsS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-22
An Express Train Wrecked.

SEVERAL PERSONS INJURED, But NONE KILLED.
COLUMBUS o., Nov. 22-The ST Louis limited
express east, leaving here at IL 05 this morning
On the Plttsburg. Cincinnati, ST. LOUIS road, was
wrecked near Union station, 20 miles east, by q
rail which had been placed across the track. The
accident happened shortly after 1 O'Clock. The
engine was pitchet down an embankment over 20
Ieet, turning twice over and lan.ing In n field.
The engineer and fireman escaped slightly bruised
Two postal and haggage and passenger cars
We're thrown TO the bottom OF the hill confused
wreck. No person was fatally injured, but
large number OF persons received bruises and cuts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-22
4 Captain Murdered by One Of His

HALIFAX. Ms, Nov 22-Capt. Absolem Counta-
way, or the Schr T. ". Smith, was murdered on
MS vessel az C0rbettS wharf last night uy one OF
his crew. The schooner arrived last evening from
Il renee bay. and man named Alfred Boutllier
eeionEing 10 her, went ashore. About an hour
Later he returned under the influence OF liquor.
am. Great ng some disturbance on 1eck COunta.
way came from Below 10 attempt TO quiet him
Ihry closed ana had a short sCUitle, when others
OF the crew separated them. The captain had ID
parently been injured in the struggle, AID one OF
his men was helping him down TO the cabin when
he suddenly Iell bJ"kward and expired ENamn-
atlon sAow'd lh2t h had received heavy blow
on The top OF the head, smashing In the skull, the
wound apparently being luf Cted with some heavy
plGnt instrument IN the confusion, Bouifller
suddenly dls1rp AIRED. Ii Is supposed he fled up
The Whar, ANA went 0uth to Point Pleasant park
Wnefe, securing bOdt, he crossed TO the other
slde, ana IS now In hiding down shore. The police
are In pursuit C0untlwsy Was about 40 years
OLD, ana had family living at Terence bay. Bou-
tiiiler, WHO Is year or two younger, belongs down
the western shore or the county.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-22

Mrs. Michael CaHrey, OF No lsl James sfrooe
Newark. N. j., was burned TO death this mornluns
In the Cincinnati police court this morning MAJ
ager James Fennessy, OF the Coliseum Theateg.
with eleven Others. who appeared In a performe
raigned for violation OF law. The trial was po00s
pOned to Friday next =
workman In the Furnaceville ore BEDS on o.
Rome, Watertown and Ogdenburgh railroad. ~
decapftated by switch engine last evening.
Several lumber mills and the Pioneer iron foun.
dry were burned at Burlington, Vt, this morninB
Loss probably over $4,000
The schooner William Rice, OF ana from Roo
land, Me-, for New York. with cargo OF lime. aDs
rived at Vineyard Haven, Mass, this mornlGR
leaking and on fire. The crew had been on dedB
for two days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-22
The Congressional Committee ON Shin.
ping Interests.

NEW YORK, Nov. 22-Senator Conger and Repre-.
sentative Gambler were busy at the Fifth Avenue
hotel to-day reading over the testimony taken BY
tue joint Congressional committee In regard TO the
decline OF American shipping. The COMMITTEES
will continue its laborS at Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-22
LECTURES.

THE WASHINGTON LECTURE IYCEjTN
announce the following COURSE OF LECTURES
at the Congregational Church:
tuesday Dec. 12-Rev. JOHN HALL. D. D. of
The Scriptures and the Sciences (Dew).
wednesday. Dec. 2O-Rev T.. DE WITT rALMAGF
The Monstrosities. Cruelties and Meanness of
Modern InfideIiy (new). "a
"wednesday, Jan 3-Rev. JOSEPH COOK
The Religious Signs Of the Times new.
Friday. Jan. 5-Rev. JOSEPH COOK.
The polls System, the Pocket in Politics fnew)
Friday. JAN l9-Rev: ROBEkT COLLYER.
From the Anvil to the Pulpit (new).
Friday, Feb. 2-Mr. JOHN b. COUGH
Powers hat Be new.
Number Of Course tick It's limited S. so each to he
had at bookstores. Seats reserved for course
without extra charge at Frees bookstore 1912 street
nI7-22t " ''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-22
Death of rhur,o,- u.x

NEW YORK, Nov 22-Thurlow Weed died this
morning at s:55 He breathed his last surrounded
by his children grandchildren. physicians nurses
ana attaches OF hts household Although his
death had been expected. yet when he passed
ava! the blow or bereavement was severely felt
10y his family just before passing away Mr. Weed
graSped with his right hand around the bed as
though ne sought his chldrens hands His grand
daughter took the extended hand, felt soft press
sure, and the next moment he was dead.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-22
EOretOld Her Death.

MONTREAL, Nov. 22-Mrs Stewart, whose hus-
band was drowned in the Lachlne canal some
time ago. told a neighbor this morning that she
Was going Co die during the day. She begged the
woman TO remain with her, as she had horror OF
dying alone. To the surprise OF her nelghbor sho
died shortly before ii o'clock
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-22
The DEADLY Fever

PENSACOLA, FLA, Nov 2l.-One death from yel-
low fever, that OF sailor, Is reported to-day No
new cases have been reported. The weather Is
cool and clear, with a lair promise or a killing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-22

BALTIMORE Nov. 22.-virsinis O. cousoah -
do neT TtGSg t.n, foEtics tah bsd to,dsy ...,.--
l0a. Flour, nothing done. whesf. son&An 0sa(0
western nothing done-southern rsd. Loon18Vs -
nothinx don. .:oathern white: SOa5o; a.. ysaSE s
steedy-iaine 70 CHOICE Pennryiysnla and nl1y1 3
II. 00alt0O. Provisions seady: Dsik nes!.-
shoulder1 l3k; clear nb sdes. ls: aa@s. ls3
unchsngsd. OoGse dnIl-Rao c1rRoea 0efneEy = ~
sSss6y. l7x. WnSky quiet q .. tssigk6 - IzV15s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-22
SPECIAL NOTICES.

fR5o CHILDRE IS HOSPITAL,
Ss WAsHINGTo g. November II, 1SS'.
Of the CHI nKES's Ho.FITAL of the District Of Co,
Ho SF he eeSSh a MSp q e 4 W be he'd @ at the
RFGINArD FENDALL,
n2i-l2t Secretary Chi dren's Hospital, d. c.
~ ctITqRA soSiE S42hsUHna rsfa!sr hShh hsatly
Hs at 6s Gsrmsn man. Hal III street at
n2l-2t' CHAs. A. BALL. Secretary.
F@1 WALTER KER TAKES PLEASURE IN AD-
CT sns his friend that he @ can be found at the Dry
Dry Goods of reliable qualities and at reasonable
r THE MOST OBSTINATE CASES OF
- Catarrh and Hay Fever cured by the use of
Elys Cream Baln the only agreeable remedy Price
so cents
Apply into nostrlls with little finger.
CHRONIC CArARRH.-I have suffered for years from
Chronic Catarrh. Six weeks ago induced to try
Elys' Cream Balm Relief was instantaneous and
continued use has resulted in almost complete
s. NJ GREENE. Bookkeeper. Office N. T.. Catskill ard
Athens Steamboat Co., Catskiil, n. Y, December o.
$780,
We hear from many who using ELYS' CREAM
BALM for Cstarrh, Cold in Head. &C, of wonderful
cures effected and offer customers as the best
remedy for its purposes in Use. DYKEMAN L. MOTT,
Druggists, Catskill, Ny.
ELYS' CREAM BALM COMPANY
n2o-eo3t owego, New York.
rfsa JUST RECEIVED A FRESH SUPPLY OF
Iy nura Cod Liver OIL at soc per pint bottle. at
vania avenue. my25-6m
rRsa DIR. HoDGKIN. DENTIST,
Has Removed to 1909 New York avenue
young Mems Christian Association buildingj OBS -4w
r-f.sa GAS FlXTUREs.-E. F. BROOKS
531 18th STREET,
Full assortment Mitchell. Vance Co.'S Goods. Cor
Building. SIS
r-asa FURNISH INDUSTRIES. NOT ALMs.-BE
nevo!ent citizens of the District of Columfla
Go Of the practical methods of the Associated
in Fine and Pain ladies' and Genemens Underwear
hroiiery, Menting Domestic service, washing by the
MAEs hIf aS N6RK < I x2 m f G to h Mo
Associated Charities. 922 street northwest. Office
cen from Z. IN. to & pm. s3O-Gin
- SAM'L =. SHEDD.
tS 4t9 9Th STREET NoRTHwEsr.
, GAS FIXTURES, SLATE MANTELs,
1,. 'oDl Plumb Nc S' ana Ar TiSN1Se. RANGES
Jobbing promptly done. 50
r-sS7 GLLN FLORA AND BETHESDA WATERS
fAEsH FROM THE SPRING
W. c. MILBURS. PHAnxAorsr,
MS 1929 Pennsylvania avenre.
ATTORNEYS.
W. r. 9'HH5a5SAkH. E S' ,AE7;;:s1w 49,:
Practices in all tie Courts. f23
n Il. MILLER
AZ Louisiana avenue. a27
IA DA NESE HnnnC
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kilograms to The Star.
DEATH OF THURLOW WEED.
AN EXPRESS TRAIN WRECKED.
CONGRESSIONAL COMNlTTEE ON SHIPPING.
The story About Mr. storey. of Vhoi
Chicago Timcs.

Special Dispatch 60 The EVENING STAs.
CHICAGO, Nov. 22-The Inter Ousdn sunday pup-
lished special from an article In the Washington
Capital, In which IL was stated that Wilbur y.
Storey, proprietor OF the Chicago Times had
greatly IA lied In body and mind and WAS little
better than an imbecile. that everything he did
was under direction or the spirit OF Indian girl.
ana that the paper hal greatly deteriorated
The Times publishes q sharp reply at tho
head OF Its editorial columns In which it SAYS
that the proprietor the Times has been suffer-
Ing from the effects OF a severe cold contracted
several days ago. but is now nearly restored 60 his
usually excellent health, and that there Is mo
other shadow or foundation than this for this
latest Bohemian lie" The Tlter- Ocean also pub
groundless charge should have appeared In its
columns - -