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AFFAIRS IN MADAGASCAR.
ANOTHER LONG ISLAND TRAGEDY.
A COMMUNITY IN DANGER OF STARVING.
The Colorado Mine CatastrOphs


EXPLORING SUBTERRaSEtS CHAMBERS IN SEARCH
OF THE pEaD-HoPE FINDING THR BURIED
MINERS ALIVE ABANDONED.
DENVER, Col. Jan. 25.-A special TO the Trf'',ne
from crested Butte SayS:-An ,Xploring party has
almost reached chamber No ,, IA the nl.ne or the
toiorado Coal and Iron company. in which the eN-
piosloh occurred Yesterday. one body has been
discovered with the skull fractur-r the whole body
Is terribly bruised and blackened by the gas The
paSeagewayS are SO bockadcd that progress Is very
SLOW. Everything possible IL being done to reach
the bodies as speedily as possible. All hope cf
Hlldlflg any or the buried miners alive ha- been
abandoned Threats were made last night against
superintendent Robinson and Mine Boss Gibson,
principally against the latter ana serious troubir
Is feared, Robinson il al the mine experimenting
ttte work OF searching for the bodies. No special
1eaIS are entertained Tor his safety. but a strong
guard has been placed about the resi. nee of CIo-
son 10 prevent violence 10 him. The threats do not
come from the men engaged at the mine. bur from
some who have been discharged. and who take
THIS opportunity 10 make trouble The Scene
AT the mine Is most pitiful one. The wives and
children or the buried men still hover around the
entrance TO the mine. and their lamentations add
10 The dist
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= BIockaded Community.

CANADIAN SETTLERS ~ DANGER OF STaRyrNa
KINGSTON. oNT-, JIu 25--Ihc sef tiers In The rear
townships "i Front lr and AdIrEf are IN danger
OF Ni1rNiD-. living Unable to ulaain proyi,lons IN
cuiorii':4'r oI >inppaCe u trains The SLOW hav-
tug closed ine nprtnHrl pugflonui the line In mis-
city Ho business l. being uuIe farmers CANNOT rret in
T"m the country, 3.I merchants are complaipinv
bitterly. An tNter~tE" lumber dealer has tple.
GfapL"d % this tljN that unless he can get proN1-
sGis ue VII be Obliged 10 clos. down hS shanfieS
Such state ot anAirs has never existed In this
locality before - 1888
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BOSTON, Jan. 25.-A notice was served yesterday
making a cut ia the prices paid job hands In the
Waitham watch factory. The cut extends through
the entire DulldlnS and ranges from i've 10 sixty
per cent, the heavier reduction being due 10 the
special and experimental nature OF some OF the
Jobs. The pay roll. which amounts to about
SlO0.OOU a month. viii be reduced about s!nn1
Recently the company has gone into the manlIfac-
ture OF palmer and cheaper grade OF watches
Which, with the sharp competition or other manu-
factureS. home and foreign, has necessitated a cut
down. About forty hands have been discharged
within short time. this also being due 10 Tie
aforementioned change
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ENGLISH SAILORS IN THE HANDS OF SAyAoys-
The Dutch expedition which was sent to the relief
OF the captured crew OF the British steamer Ntsero
which vessel was wrecked on the east coast OF Suma
ira, effected landing at Tenom the eth inst and
the land and naval forces bOmbarded and burned
the ratahs capital The resistance made by the
natives was desperate. The Dutch forces fought
well and captured two stronghOlds OF the ra1ah by
assault, but lost several Officers and men wounded
As stated in dispatch on the 22d inst, the expedi-
ton was not successful in Obtaining the captured
crew, and 1t Is feared that they Will all be killed
as the ra1ah threatened to kill them when the
British gunbOat Pegasus was there In November
and failed TO rescue them.
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The Democratic Executive Committee.
INDICATIONS THAT REPRESENTATIVE BARBOUR WILL
BE MADE CHAIRMAN,


The democrats in Congress are discussing among
themselves the composition OF their congressional
executive committee, soon to be organized. In Or
ganiZing their committee the democrats proceed
differently from the republicans They only choose
the number needed for the committee, while the
republicans constitute committee OF one repre-
sentative from each state having republican men,
Der In either house and then from among this num-
Der an executive committee which manages the
campaign Is chosen Under this plan majority of
the members OF the congressional committee have
practically, nothing to dowtth its work. The demo,
Gratis In Joint caucus elect their executive commit
tee directly. and 1t is usually composed In part OF
private citizens while the republicans make theirs
up entirely from congressman. The present 1ndi-
cations are that Representative Barbour OF Vir-
ginia, will be made chairman OF the democratic
committee. His management OF the late Virginia
campaign was so successful that very many OF the
democrats in Congress think he is the very man to
be placed at the head OF the committee to have
charge OF congressional elections next fall. For
secretary OF the committee Representative Phil.
Thompson is mentioned. He gave his party very
general satisfaction in the discharge OF the duties
OF that position In the last campaign and IL he Will
accept he can 1t is believed get the place without
the asking.
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CHICAGO, Jan. 25.-1he supreme court or Illino,s
mas decided that tho CIty II Chicago Is authorized
I" tax ucur atoms. the only restriction O.ing that
tie TAX must fdll alike upon all of same class,
The decision + one II great Importance TO the city
n u" Lil.tatlon ot the tax on real property has
caused The aVthJrtie- IN seek for other soIrcas of
revenue. thus i tie result of a suit brought by
'ry stable keepers 10 test the right OF the city 10
lIpOse an annual taN nnnn Their huSiness
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NEW '.iR, Jan "a porf ION of the cfilny Of
IL. tn~' NJ. ~ Ws~t l'ta street. which was water
soaked during Ire iH the hU., liic ast psln.say
n'EuJ, lei t'-GaN, nggslaE beuaaIA IL Ms Alex
ahd,t tolinS ana uer tuuI-s 'tr-Od sen Mrs
No-AhS "1s N.YtGey burned lhc hoy had ais head
and that AG y !4I die.
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Another Long island rrngcdr
A FARMER NJ HpERKh ~ A MTlArnO-l COMPANION
Hokkuk OF LnE MANEEk nr-LnER


HORROR OF rHE NANBEK MURDER
HICSsvTIir. ]. l.. Jan. sS-N about half rasc
DC farmer living AZ EtSt Meadow went as uSual
10 his barn 10 HtA hiS COWS ana fs,si his horses
he A-d just r'd.Eei tile barn when a tall slim
Wu-att d''.i htl iili4 +ih nSl- plate used Tor
coupling rsirpat ULck-. and after striking him
several 'nHf1"fvus blows ou tho head lert hin for
- - ..ill "is>e ElS Way 10 tie house. Upon en-
tcT1nE he SAW MrS Sur8Agc IN the kitchen and
slfOcA one blow a. her 8ld demanded her money!
Siir tllt l u 81 Il alt NJ drawer ana then ran
- ttililtIE rom The house iitf1rr She n "A coDa
" iRF tNe man overlook and passed her soou
getting oHi 6t sight some %, the nechtors hear
lhS MFS. cpraGGes cri,s hurried 10 thc slor ana
FOUND Mt >l'faEInS almost litr.c>s hAty living IA a
pFt ~ blpNi near The barn. 4 general alarm VAS
Ni'fAi tt48 ltc Itf.uNF> IN fhe Vicinity htched up
80, 80 . a. i :, "a >''t ~ ~ pursuit of tile perpetra-
Ut no i s9'pp-'d to uc hiding souIeN here n tho
ucl-A tofAHpa There l. great eNclt.rreut an
t!isnN-R tt'Sn Ct.n. y NyF- rliS new Outrage, fol-
l'Mlag 81 al NiN upon the MAY bee and Townsend
't-.tiF0 vi 'rtSd" AM his VIE are each about
doubtful - -s
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New Testimony ian the Fora BURNS

LINCOLN. III. Jan. 95.-The cIaim is now made
that the prosecution IN the LuTa Burns case 4 ready
u produce nc-,iC~S a. "A witness. " no went 10
h'hiGokA immediately following the tragedy and
thdJ sac VIII bellty before lie grand Jury that
carpenter and Fora Burns made her cabin their
~ sting place. and that ua the nht preceding the
nuding OF Iora's bo1s carpenter took Fora away
finn lI.r "a Lin a
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Telephone LjtigatiOn.

PHnA, PA, Jan. 25-The application OF the Amerf-
can Bell Telephone company or Boston for pre-
phone company OF New Jersey, PENNSYLVANIA and
Dcleware from carrying ON operations was denied
In the United states circuit court to-day by full
bench, consisting OF Judges McKenna Nixon and
Butler Judge Mckenna subsequently refused the
appicat1on OF the same plaintiffs TO prohibit the
telephone instrumental
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Lost With Am ON rsonra.

PRovTNCBTowN, MASS, Jan 25.-The schooner
Westmoreland, OF Portland, for Martinique has
been given up as lost, with all board. The
schooner Abbe H. Brown. OF Proyincetown, from
Boston for the Bay OF Islands, " F.. TO load her
ring, is long overdue, and 1t feared she has been
lost Her crew numbered six
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NEW YORK. Jan. 25.-The business failures OF the
last days as reported 10 X. q. Dun q Co., or the
mercantile agency, number for the United States
week as against 425 for the previous week. reduc-
ton OF los. The failures continue relatively heavy
In the western and southern states and on the
Pac1nc coast; these three sections Of the country
accounting for about two-thirds OF the total num-
har
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q ESauk gl.ra Avresfed.

CHFSrFR. Pa. Jan e5.-lsaac Rodgers. a clerk In
me Fir>t Nafuna bank q this city, was arrested
today aad Gtia 10 answer she charge OF falsifying
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PRESENT YouR WIFE
ent for any lady
We are making them in a novel FORM at prices less
thn ever offered with tile ornanenatons of your own
selection ' "
Also anovel nse of Tiles in Umbrella Stands, very
attractive at small cost '
We are the direct representatives of Messrs Gk F
Low Tor all their antilles and Mural Decorations and
deal III imported Tiles. Brass Fire Goods. Sc
JAZZ HAYWARD L. HUTCHINSON
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A Hanging Postponed.

NEW YORK, Jan 25--Theodore Hoffman who
was to have been hanged to-day for numbering
Marks, peder has given notice OF an Appeal Con-
seQuenly the date OF execution is postponed pend
ing hearing by the court
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A Panic Among Eeytsla,ors.

ALBANY, n. Y, Jan. 25.-Much alarm was created
among the members OF the assembly who are
guests at the Delaran house while that body was
In session this morning, by report that the hotel
was on nre and many nurifedly left the chambers
Upon Investigation IL was learned that the flie
occurred In the store OF Leonard a Weeks, dealers
in paper stock AT this hour, p. ~, the IRE is
still burning.
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PHILADELPHIA, Jan. Ex-Governor Pattison To-
day appointed VIM. y. Hirst the city controller-
ship, which was made vacant by the death OF f.
Harper Jefr1eS. MIR. HrsU heretofore held the no
SiL1On OF CHIEF clerk In the controllers Office
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Washington News and Gossip

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS Tc-DAY.-Internal reve-
hue, 1861 ,499 customs, s555.3s1
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District Govermment Affairs.

HE "iN5tN lE0N Az ICE GORGE.
The commissioners have answered A letter
from ia, ans >Id~ calling the attention OF the
Commissioners 10 Ia" possibility OF overflow from
The Potomac, ana ur1lE ihem 10 adopt measures
10 prevent surh iii sSter. The Commis-
oiuncr> state taat they doubt the FEAST
hfy " dong anything 70 avert an ice gorge
opposite tie city, VIII the means at ;heir COM
HaiiL They say they are now pursuing inquiry
with view IL the Use of such means as rh.sy can
command 10 avert the danger, should It become I'M
fIil.nf-
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Egr. Hewitt on the Tariff.

HE THINKS THERE WILL BE NO EXPERIMENTAL LEGlS-
LATioN. AND BELIEVES Mr.. HoRRIsoN'S HORIZON
TAI REDUCTION WILL NOT REDUCE
Speaking on the tariff question with STAR re-
porter last night nr Hewitt. of New York said: IL
nave not the least idea what action Mr. Morrison
mas taken or may take In tie matter. As FOR my
self, II you ast. IL l am working on th,, tariff
say yes. l have been Considering the question for
ten years but have hill ready to present to the
cClunitta" on ways and means. | am irving tn
SOEr The prGa,1. and when ieel That have sue
ceeded. II ever do come to tnat conclusion shall
submit my Views 10 the committee for their action.
Inc committee has never yet discussed the cues
ton. and don't know that any members OF it have
talked upon1he subject
"Mv views he continued shave been very clearly
stated H. letter to the Albany Argus and have
been pretty widely discussed have not changed
ti0n.''
..ls it not trle that sou are preparing tariff
bill, as statede" asked THE STAR
~ am engaged upon plan. but it is not yet COM
pieted and don't think IL interests the public to
know how arrive at my conclusions"
Has the committee decided when this subject
will be taken up for discuSsione"
mo, the matter has not been mentioned As soon
as MI Morrison is prepared 70 bring the matter be-
fore the committee the discussion will be entered
upon anc the views OF each member will be pretty
thoroughly ventilated: but / don't think any one
VIII bring the question up before he is ready with
some measure"
"What do you think OF the scheme for twenty
per cent horizontal reduction. which Nh Morrison
Is said TO be preparing?" asked The STAR
II don't know; MIR. Morrison. believe has fire.
quently expressed himself In favor OF some such
measure; but this matter will be thoroughly dis
cussed In the committee. II Mr.. Morrison presents
such bill he will have to prove its effectiveness
before 1t would receive the sanction OF the commit
tee | can't say. but horizontal reduction or
twenty per cent might not reduce the revenue Our
nTSt duty Is to reduce the income and get rid OF the
immense redundant revenue. Such a horizonta al
reduction might not do this. It might even, by In
creas!ng the llnportattons. Increase the revenue.
AS look at IL, think twenty per cent reduction
would really not reduce the present revenue more
than flve per cent. But the question Is very I'M
portant one and must be duly considered. Ali the
ories M must be supported by proof legislation must
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WHERE VIII
ALITTLE MONEY BUY THE Mosr
fnh Clothing that Is needed. you will find at the
LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING co.'s
sTOR RE
u. SS e and SO VIII buy tetter-made Suits and
Overcoa;s than other stores sell at
sl0 s1l. Sl2 and S1a
Nancfactur1n2 every garment sell. save you
rom paying the usual big to the re-
taller and you good Clothing Is uear actual cost
asH - pOss;e-e ior aI.y place To of-r.
eTF1SE CASHMERE SUITS
g. DREssY CASHMERE oyERCOATa
tlo NEAT wORSTED SUITS.
ss sGoOD MILTON ovERCoAra
sl2 DRESS DIAGONAL SUITS
els ZINE CORKSCREw SUITS
Sl2 sILK-FACED oyERCOATA
The above are but samples Of many Bargains We
are ene peoples defenders against high priceS
LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING CO.,
a2i CORNER SEVENTH AND STREETS
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The Coolest of the Season.


TORONTO, ONT, Jan. 25.-I.aSt night was the cold
est or the season in Canada, the mercury ranging
from 10 TO 80 degrees below zero
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NEW YORK, Jan. 25.-Wm. Farrell, one OF the
thieves who assaulted and robbed Luther Church
OF &, ,300 and who was arrested In Philadelphia
pleaded guilty to-day, and was sentenced TO State
prison for tifteen years James TittertIny nus
alleged accomplice, pleaded not guilty, and was
remanded for trial
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NoTKs FOR REDEMPTIoS.-The national bank
notes received for redemption to-day amount to
Sq5S, COO.
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DernAtology refers to Diseases of the Skin and Hair
and Dernatoiosist phy sician. who makes a spe
Calty of their treatment 1t well known fact that
physician who devoes his attention to the study and
Treatment of certain class of Diseases succeed bet
ter than one who treas all Diseases.
Dr. VAN DICk resigned a lucrative family practicefn
Philadelphia nearly 20 years to devote his time
cusively to the practice of Deratoiogy He has studied
Humor. Eruption Discoloration. Defect and Blemish
Of the COMPLEXION. Hair. Eye rows. Eyeashes. the
Hands and Skin existence until he has arrived at al
most perfection in their Treatment matter what the
nature of the may be. how long it has lasted
Dr. VAN DNtk cure yon.
The Doctor offers his to the public of Wash
inson and Baltimore basing his claims to public PATRON
upon liberal professional education. Extensive
experience of 20 years and perfect knowledge of the
requirements of the skin and familiarity with every
kEowu CutancOus treatment.
You consult DR.. VAN DYCk with every faith in
his skill.
Office. No. % Grant Place hours am to 7 pm ;
Sundays. to- II unable to call describe your and
send staIuts tor answer.
Send for Circular ja4-f4t.1p
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THE EVENING STAR.
PUBLISHED DAILY. Except Sunday,
AT THE STAR BUILDINGS,
Northwest Corner Pennsylvania Ave- and 11th St., by
The Evening Star Newspaper Company,
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TIE fvr<TSe STAR Is served TO suhscrihers IN fne
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THK WEEKLY ST.R-puhl hlished on frdaS-SI year.
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kIpaper sent longer than Is paid Tor.
Rates of advertising made known application.
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A Tramp A>phy Niated.

CHICAGO. JAN 25.-Patrick Cleary. a homeless
butcher, who has been I'm the habit nf Slee,tng in
OMalleys packing house. set fire TO the place last
night with sparks from his pipe. Cleary was found
aSpnyX Xlated- The properly was slightly damaged.
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A Des.rssctiye Fire.


DALLES. OREGON. Jan. 25.-A fire here YESTERDAY
morning destroyed q number OF Business houses
The loss Is about s60on; Insurance s20.0U0.
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THE MARYLAND LEGIsLATURE.-Theleg legislature of
MARYLAND has passed the manual training school bill
for baltimore CITY, In the house leaves were obtained
Yesterday for bills to change the divorce law: to
prevent ticket scalping to amend the irredeemable
ground rent law; to make married woman,s prop
erty liable for debt, and to give the right to sue
her Independent of her husband; to prohibit the
manufacture and sale OF adulterated caDdieS and
cents, the bill being similar to the new one intro
duced In the senate.
The annual report OF the inspector Of buildings
In New York shows that during the past year 1923
new buildings were erected In New York city at
cost OF 4.3o4, $685. Among the buildings erected
were six hotels, eleven churches, fve schools and
ten places Of amusement
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NIr. Can.cron's. Nomination.

Why FANUKABLE ACTION UPON IT WAS RECONSID-
Erred BY A SENATE COMMITTEE.
The nomination OF Mr.. Brewster Cameron for re-
cclVer OF public moneys I'D Kansas was ordered to
De iaVofab!y reported from the Senate committee
on pubic lands. and day or two ago the motion
10 report II was reconSiered This was done at the
Instance OF parties who cla1med that they could
show reason why Cameron should not be confirmed
In order TO give them an opportunity to do so the
RECONSIDERATION was voted. hlit these parties failed
10 put In an appearance at the time they agreed
upon with thclr testimony. II appears that Came
ron Is nominated 10 position from Which Mr..
Daley VS. suspended. II was at the instance OF
some friends CT Daley that the motion for favors-
D!' report WAS reccn>ideird. the committee are
Willing TO hear anything in the nature OF test nony
or E!ctS bearing upon the case: but they do not
thlhk II Is the duty OF members OF the committee 10
60 PROVING abHW for such testimony. \ member
ui i committee SAD 10 STARrepOrter to-day that
II lhere are any persons who can show that Mr..
cameron ought not 10 have the place the comnit
tee are Willing ID Uelr them
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fevre wrote letter to sergeant-at-Arms Leedcm
port OF the Ohio delegation for Mr. Hill was thus
maoe unanimous The appointment is satisfactory,
not to the Ohio men only. but nearly all the demo
cratS express their approval.
A NoMINATIoN PIGEoN-H -HoLKp.
ABOUT two months ago Nr. John P. Hull was nom-
mated by the President for receiver OF public
at jackson, Miss. but it seems that the Senators
from that state oppose his continuation and no ac-
tlon mas yet been taken. The nomination Is hung
up In committee room for the present
FUSION IN MAINE.
EN-Representative Ladd, OF Maine, was at the
Capitol to-day. He believes that union Of the
democratic and greenbacS elements will be effected
against the republicans in the fall campaign. lie
says tlit IL the opposition acts together with any
SORT OF harmony he believes it defeat the rspub
ncanS. Mr.. Ladd has been prominently mentioned
In his state for the gubernatorial nomination.
COMMITTEE CLERKS APPOINTED.
Etheibert Wade was to-day appointed clerk to
the House committee on mines and mining.
W. j. Breunen Vas to day appointed clerk to the
House committee on labor.
FOR THE RELIEF OF MESSRS. CLARK AND BOWEN.
MI. Frye introduced In the Senate to-day bin
Tor the relief OF Reuben r. Clark and Sayles J.
Bowen. 1t is the same bill that was before the last
congress IL relieves Clark and Bowen as suretleS
@ ,or @Cp1r2cIors II. 1or the Memphis post office. Re
ieFred 10 committee on claims.
MISCELLANEOUS
Major Jere Williams. of Ohio is to take the DO
stlon nf bill clerk In the Office OF the secretary OF
tue senate In place OF Major Leigh Chalmers guillo
tined.
Mr. Frank Crosby has q patent to register the
votes upon questions I'm the House. by which the
Vo.e IS cast by simply pressing button either
Slcc OF his desk. The patent will be offered to the
House for a test.
Senator Walker. OF Arkansas. has appointed Col.
T. Z. Boudtnot his private secretary.
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~ SLATE MANTII
GAS FIXTUEES AT A DISCOUNT,
TO REDUCE STOCK
LATKOBES RANGES
CRATES, FURNACES
ESTIMATES GIVEN FOR PLUMBING AND
HEATING
SAMJ-CI = CTTrDn
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AN OLD CAPTAINS PRoPosITIoN.-Capt. Cash, an
o!G sea captain proposes to appear before the Sec
refares OF War and Navy to urge upon them the
adyisaDllity OF Offering a reward OF $4,000
to any wllaier who shall rescue the Greedy
Arctic exploring party. He says that the
WhilerS would start out in short time now. and
If Such reward We're offered would exert them
selves to reach Lieut. Greedy and the would
thus be effected probably before government ex-
peditiOn could be fitted out.
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PERsoNAI~-Ex-Governor Foster OF Ohio, and J.
P. Lockwood, Thos. Pyterman and John E. Risley,
OF New York, are at the Riggs. 1. Wales, of
Washington, was registered In Jacksonville on
Weone>day-Mr Win. BrOadhead, an extensive
manufacturer. OF jamestown. N. Y, is at the Ma
tlonal, accompanied by his WIFE,
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1BE REMAINS OF THE De LONG PARTY.-The
secretary OF the Nary yesterday received a cable
message from Minister Hunt, at ST. Petersburg
Announcing The departure OF Lieut.. Harbpr from
Moscow with the reIn,,lns OF De Long and party ior
New York.