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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-21
Telegrams to The Star.
THINKS A THOUSAND PERISHED.
A High Estimate Of The Billiards. Victims
ARE THE UNI0NIsTS TRIMMING ?
Death Of Garfsld's Aged Mother.
THE TALK OF EUROPE.

Gossip ON Various Subjecss chat Inter.
est London and Paris.
Special Cable Dispatch 10 TIE EVENING srAR
LONDON. JAN GA complete translation OF the
national epic OF Finland called "Kaeiala" is to be
published in English by W. f. Kirby. The trans
latlon Is made from a German version which FUR
nished Longfellow model for the meter of .Hia-
watha-
Inc Paris ball, which takes place at the Hotel
oe Viue' on the 2Sth instant, VIII be a remarkable
anair. All the socialist and municipal councillors
are expected TO attend with their wives and fani-
lies, SO that some guests viii appear in evening
oresS and Others In red nec1erchiefs, colored
snlrts, and lounge Jackets However, Citizen Jaf-
M ietin mas oeeh somewhat conciiiatory lately At a
meeting OF the municipal council he declared it no
uisgrace 70 wear evening dress. At President
SaInVes reception last night Maxine Lsbourne,
"ell-known communist, made quite a sensation
Wy appearing dressed In the pink or fashion,
rourens was to-day interviewed by a delegate
oi tne International al Monaco. He expressed a
ssrong eeslre 10 suppress IT, but pointed out that
lne ulmcultles were great This Is perfectly true
Inc holiday resorts In France are only able 10
es lne casinos 70 spectators ON the condition OF
aiio"ihg roulette tables This gambling openly
lakes place In Boulogne and other places ana It's
pronloition would cause a serious loss OF munici-
PAL fuhds and consequent opposition.
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SECRETARY wHrrNEys TRcuLAR CAUSES A srIn
AMONG NAVY DKPAkTnEsT EEPIorH-
The circular that was issued by tie secretary of
the Navy few days ago calling upon clerks In
his Department for Information in reference 20
employment they may have outzade. has created
quite stir among the employees OF the Depart
ment At the top OF the sheet on which the circp-
lar IL printed II announcement that there Is NO
attempt 70 discourage or prevent clerks nom
doing work that may be performed strictly out q
once hours. This leads 20 q suppoGaon tbat there
n 70 be raid made On those clerks who duplicaxo
their once work and receive, - &C were double
salary and also on those Whose outsade duties
encroach on the time needed Tor fun perform
ance OF their legitimate WORK Nearly all OF the
replies are in and the return OF Secretary Whftney
on Monday is expected 70 produce some results u
CONNECTION with the INQUIRY.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

r. FIRST ,,A ANNUAL REPORT OF THE
PASf OF The DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA:
WASHINGTON. q. c. January 90 1888
This 70 certify that the capital stock of The Colum-
bis Title Insurance Company Of the District OF Co
lumb,. {. one hundred and Atty thousand dollars
eIisine ebts Of ssd compsny excep, sbo,t the
sum Of nfteen hundred and seventy five dollars
under terms of eoutraet or awaiti1g settlement.
iI hpMIoSSTQN. .
WILLIAM A GORDON
JOHN T. ARMS.
EDWAkR Z iJELLwAGEN.
JAS. H. SAvlLLE
Il JOHN D. CoUGHLAN. Secretary of Ths Columbia
do soemnly the statements the above
sSs' ssn true 10 the best of ny k9wss @
subserbed and sworn to before me the goth day Of
It Notary Public, D. C.
THE SOUTH WASHINGTON BUILDING
Organized January Is. 1855
vice-Presids1t. MAURICE FifzGERALD
Secretary. JAMES & SHEA
Board Of Directors.
PHiLIP DMYER. sos 9Th St s.w.
SaAs StASp Il aASKE RASKEK s;;S : ys and sta '~
: p BExSE tao 5th ;tisw
LEONARD. 407 AZ 81. sw
subscriptnns stock viii be received BY any Of the
NJ J. COLBERT, Attorney.
Books VIII remain open until May Is 1855, ior re-
% y SReh Zoo Mers .GbrSes Gb Z fo4 at
WLpSksDAY. March :. st St DOninic's Hal Z -''''
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ONE OF THE RESULTS OF THE REMOVAL OF WAR DE-
PAkfMESr BUREAUS TO THE NEW DEPARTMENT
BUILDING.
There are at present about thirty -four watch
men employed In the outside bureaus OF the War
department. whose duties will necessarily be
changed somewhat by the removal OF the ofices
into the new department building. The posts to
be filled In the new building are about dozen
short OF this number OF watchmen, and In conse-
QueDce several watchmen Will have to be dropped
from the roll. IL Is expelled, however, that they
can DC provided for in other directions such as
employment as nremen and elevator conductors,
should Ihey prove competent 10 perform such
work. Under the present arrangement the watch
men or the building are under the charge and di-
rection OF Lieut.. Williamson, the superintendent
or the building, but the outside men are now paid
and directed by the chief clerk or the War Depart
ment, who will be relieved or this duty when they
are transferred TO the superintendent's rolls which
Wtl not occur until the lst OF July. Consequently
there will probably be no changes In the force un-
I'll that time,
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UNGONlSTS AND HOME RULE.
A kem arkable Article on the Subject In
the London standard.

special Cable Dispatch to The EVENING SrsR.
LONDON, Jan. 2l.-The Standard which Is known
10 have Intimate relations with some members of
the salisbury government, publishes remarkable
article to-day, wherein IL says If the policy OF
giving Ireland as much local self-goyernment as
the consideration OF the times permit can be called
home rule then the bulk OF the unionist party are
n0ine rulers For the moment, however, IL is care
ol order. Thls may only mean that the unionists )
want 10 leave way OF retreat open TO them In
case Oh necessity, but IL Is significant coming lust
after the resignation OF Hicks Beach and his ecla
stone
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The Lafayette M0mumnent.
THE CONTRACT SIGNED BY THE FRENCH SCULPTOR
AND THE CONNISgION.

Ihe Lan0yctto MOmumemts
TIE CONTACT SIGNED BY THE FRENCH SCULPToRe
AND THE COMMISSION.
The contract TOR the Lafayette monument has
been signed by Messrs. Falguire and Mercie the
French sculptors and returned to this country for
the signatures OF the commission authorized to
make contracts. 1t has been signed by them and
sent back to France. The contract stipuiates that
all the artistic work shall be executed by the
hands OF MesSrs- Falgu1re and Mercie, and by no
other, thus preventing them from farming out or
sub-etting any portion OF It. It Is rurther stipu-
lated that the monument shall be completed and
set up In Washington In two years after the date
OF signing the contract.
One OF The Unsuccessful competitors for the con-
tract, MI. Daniel G. French, has written letter
10 the commission, In which he states that he has
learned that the contract had ben awarded
70 the French sculptors Falguire and Mercie, and
MI. French adds: 81 take this opportunity TO tell
you that i rejoice In the prospect OF having q
great work from the hands OF those famous and
decision"
It is unusual for q defeated competitor to bear
such voluntary testimony In behalf Of mis- success
ful rival.
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Washington News and Gossip.
Index to Advertisements.

AMusENENrs-sth page
ArroRNEYs-4th page.
AUCTION SALEs-3d and 7th pages
BoAaDrSe-4th page.
BooKs-7th page.
BUSINESS CHANcEs-Sth page.
CIrY IrEMs-Sth page.
COUNTRY REAL EsrArE-3d pagA
DEArHs-5th pare.
DENTIsrRr-7th pare.
EDUCArroNAL-6th page,
FAMILY SUPPLIEs-6th paga
FINANcIAL-7th page.
FoR RENT (Rooms)-4th page.
For RENT (Houses)-8th page.
For RENT (Stores)-4th page.
FoR RENT (Ofhcss>-4th page.
FoR RENT (Miscellaneous)-4th pagA
FoR SALE (Houses)-Sth page.
For SALE Uots)-4th page.
FoR SALE (aIiscellaneous)-3d page
HorELs-7th page.
HoUsEFUnNrsH1Nos-7th paga
LADIES GOODs-6th page.
LOCAL MxSrIoN-Sth paga
LOST AND FoUND-4th page
MARRIAGEs-5th page.
MONEY TO LoAN-4th paga
MEDIcAL-7th page.
MARRIAGEs-5th page.
NEW PUBLIcATIoNs-Sthp pare.
OCEAN STEAMERS pare.
PoToMAc RIVER BoArs-7th page
PIANOS AND ORoANs-6th page.
PERsoNAL-2d page.
PROFESSIONALLY paga
PROPosALs-7th page.
RA1LRoADs-7th page.
SEWING MAcHINEs-7th paea
SPEcIALTIEs-6thp page.
SPECIAL NoTIcEs-1st page
SUBURBAN PRoPERTY-4th pagA
The TRADEs-4th page.
UNDERrAKERs-5thp page.
WANTED (Help)-4th page.
WANTED tSituations)--4th paga
WANTED (Rooms)-4th page
WANTED (Houses)-4th page.
WANTED (Miscellaneous)-4thp paea
WINTER REsoRrs-7th page
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Urr AoAusI TnE fE1reYLvAyIA RAILnoAD DuD
$4,000
To-day m. Linden Kent for Hastss Lucsset by
her next rlend, VIA Gray, entered suit sgaapss
the Pennxyivanh Railroad Co FOR $4,000 DAM
agea she alleges that On tn 27th q Nay lass
ants train for Detrolf and that owing % the nee-
ngonce Of defendant - tr11n on wn1ch ahe was 3
paDenger about 3 O'Clock q - nlsht Of o. sams
which her ngnt ~ - 49,, ana ske wss
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REPORT FROM CONSUL LEWIS AT TANGIER,
The State Department has received a report
from the U. s. consul at Tangler, Mr.. VIM. Reed
Lewis. In relation 70 the abuses OF the system OF
foreign consular protection in Morocco and the
effective steps taken by him for their correction in
respect to rhe protection OF native Moors by the
representatives OF the United States on taking
charge Of the consulate In March, 1887, he found
over 300 persons enjoying Official and unofficial
OF uno1ficiaily protected natives far outnumUered
those entitled TO Official protection. All unoficial
protection has now been abandoned, and at pres
lection: Those actually employed In the consular
service those protected in consideration OF their
former services TO the United States. and agents
and buyers In MOROCCO for citizens OF the United
States. In the absence OF capable American citi-
zens 1t Is necessary TO employ at the various ports
OF Morocco native consular agents and the like,
aud these In order to maintain their proper infu-
ence, ana make their ONCE respected by the local
utlOrities must, like their colleagues, the agents
Interpreters ana messengers, for whom the protec-
tfOn OF the United States Is necessary. With re-
spect to the second class OF persons uotected Mr.
lar agents interpreters have meriLed the graft
tude OF the United States Government. The third
class will increase or decrease as the business with
revert TO Moorish subjugaiion tomorrow. It Is
In relation 10 this class that abuses have been
most rife ana snnt the rssies
absolutely impossible for an American flrm to In
troduce our products In MOROCCO or 70 export raw
sible power OF the native governors Is such that
unprotected native can be safely entrusted with
any mans money or property, and protection in
this Is as much the defense OF the sultan him.
self against his corrupt oicials as OF the foreign
merchant The abolition OF such protection wo0in
be followed by series OF abuses far worse than
anything previously known In MOROCCO, and imaQ1-
nary as well as actual r0bberieS would form the
basis OF endless claims OF foreigners Mr.. Lewis
Jointly with the United States minister TO Spain,
In the approaching conference at Madrid, to con-
stder the still coutinuing abuses OF foreign protec
tion In Morocco, and TO devise further means for
their correction and at the same time for the full
security OF legitimate foreign interests In native
h0nda
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HATCH NAY m CoNvICrRD.-Newton r. Hatch,
Agnes Hatch, and Frank = Bray were before the
Police Court In Toronto ont, ont, yesterday: @ charged
Cyrus sedgewick, general agent OF the United
states Express Company e New York city, testi.
ned that the pt1soner Aatcn, VINO was cashier In
him money belonging 70 the company. The short.
ages amount g nesslE 400 -, Detective Byrne
ssssns snrs acsn Scmnsrx "a mSos cso Uniteo
for restitution 20 this effect, that be should pay
back 5000 and b allowed 70 return 70 New Yorii
city under . bond guar1neee1ng him Immunity
from prosecution when he would restore the bal.
anca. The prisoners were remanded untu rhe
25th tngk, ball being refused
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A Russian Editor sent % Jasu.

ST. PETERSBURG. Jan. 2l-M. Feredoi, editor oe
the NoUoe Vre5ayd, has been sentenced TO six
weeks Imprisonment and 70 pay q f1ne OF l5O
roubies for having ubeed Herr villaume, the MIL
itary attache OF the German legation here.
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Next Years Schedule.
MEETING or THE BASEBALL LEAGuE COMMITTEE -

PTTnBuBG. Jan 21.-Harry Wright OF Philadel-
phia; W. b. Watkins, OF Detroit and Horace b
Phillips, OF this city, composing the schedule COM
mittee OF the National Base Ball League met hero
at IL O'Clock this morning 10 arrange a schedule
for the coming season The committee Will be In
seseon all day. IL Is not likely "a st the proceed
ings VIII De made public beiore the annual meet
Ing OF the league In March.
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MIR. PHELPS ON EDUCATION.
Inc american Minister'S Remarks q
the Btrk beck lnsuitutiOu.

special Cable Dispatch to The EVENING STAR.
LONDON, Jan. 2L-Minister Phelps, who threat
ems TO rival his predecessor, Mr.. Lowell, in popu-
larity and reputation a social speaker here, de-
hyered a remarkably vigorous and able address
yesterday at the Birkbeck Institution on the sub
Ject OF education. He strongly urged the neces-
slty OF teaching subjects that will ut men for the
work they have TO do In life. instead OF crammlng
tnetn with lot OF useless knowledge. He I'd
the world always wants men and women who can
DO nrst-rate work In their callings and industries
Ihere Is always room In the upper stories II Is
tne lower stories that are always full He would
rather be man who could make a better boot
than body else in London th q a nfth-rate
member OF the most ornamental profession
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The Alleged Decline In Pig Iron.
~oRkAES INCLINED To THINK 1T WAS ARTIFIcIAII'
PRODuCED In ORDER To AERECT WAGES


PIrTsBURG, Jan. 2l.-The statement published
and creJited TO Mr.. Andree Carnage in New York
yesterday ~ regard 10 the decline In the prices OF
pig iron and steel Fails and the 20 Der cent reduc
tlon In wages wnicn he Thought might follow, ere
ated little star In labor circles here In regard TO
IL, secretary WIN Martin, OF the Amalgamated
Association, said: al don't think there Is any lect-
innate decline In prices that would warrant 20 or
even 10 per cent reduction In wages. You see
IL Is just about the time for liking the workers.
scale Tor the year. The manufacturers bear the
market and then by making a fuss about the de-
cline In prices they get lower scale than they
would otherwise In the spring and summer prices
go up, but the workmen don't get any benent from
the advance"
Master workman George Dovey, Of the Knights
OF Labor, said 81 guess there Is decline IN prices
but or course don't know 70 what extent il Is le-
gftimate. Ii would take a mighty big drop TO war
rant any such cut In wages as either 10 or 20 per
cent. sun, nearly all I really know about the
matter Is what have seen In the papers and as
no formal notice OF such q reduction has come yet
don't like TO say that the prices have Deen forced
down"
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The Parcel Pose service.
THE CONVENTION wrrB CANADA NOW ONLY KEoufRs
THE PRESIDENTS SIGNATURE

OTTAWA, Jan 2l--The postmaster general states
that the convention FOR the parcel post be-
tween Canada and the United states has been
signed by himself and Postmaster-tSeneral Villas,
and only requires the signature OF President Cleye-
land 10 make II legal The terms agreed upon
were satisfactory 70 both governments, and it had
been arranged for the service 10 DE inaug urated
March i.
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Robbery I'm Alexamdria.

Special D1spatch 20 The EVENING STAR.
ALEXANDRIA, Va. Jan. 21.-One hundred and
forty-nve dollars were stolen nom an unlocked
sideboard drawer at the dwelling of John A
Williams on Patrick street. this morning before
day. The outer door OF the house had been ieft
unlocked
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sable Island Being WasheA Away.

OTTAWA, Jan 2L-The government steamer
Newueld has returned 70 Halifax from a visit 70
Sable Island. The captain reports that the west
end OF the island rs being washed away. While on
shore one OF the crew picked up envelope bear
ing message purporung 10 have been written by
person on board a sinking steamer on Newfound.
land last November. AS, however, the envelope
does not appear 70 have been IN the water the of1e
Gals Of the department look upon n as q hoax
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Fire tn q Chicago l.umber Ward.
Chlorosormed ana RobbeA.
Mr. JEDLIcKA LOSES &, 2,720. WHICH HR WAS u
ABOUT TO INVEST

ABOUT TO INVEST.
CHICAGO JAN 21--Two thousand seven hundred
and twenty dollars In cash was stolen from Anton
Jedlickas house early yesterday morning. The
entire family OF SIX persons were chloroformed BY
the thieves who gained admission 70 the house by
means OF skeleton keys. The money stolen from
Mr. Jedicka was the savings OF nearly eight year,
and was 70 have been Invested by him yesterday.
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GREENvIILE Me-, Jan. 2L-Fire broke out last
night at II O'Clock In q. Y. Newbergers store. at
Guilford, Me-, destroying the store and stock The
family living above the store lost all household
goods. Loss on stock $4,000; insured sA,oo0
Loss on building s40OO
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Have N0l Left S0fin.

SOFIA. Jan. 2l.--The report that the stan OF the
AusIro- Hungarian diplomatic agency here had
been Withdrawn and had started for Vienna b %.
MED
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-21

FoRT SHAW, MONT, Jan. 2l--Leut- Thies quar-
temaster 3rd infantry, died at this post yesterday
OF eryspelas, after illness OF but few days.
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The TaIly-Sheee Forgery Trials.

COLUMBUS, OHIO, Jan. 2l-The application for Q
further continuance In the tally-sheet forgery
cases resulted In part OF the cases bring set Tor
hearing January %. ana part January 30. Tho
jury was drawn from forty names which had been
selected
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MONTREAL QUE, Jan. 2l.-Borgeau and Heron's
conee mills and the premises occupied by the
Dominion Art Furniture Co. and Menard, hat and
cap block MANUFACTURED, were burned this morn
Ing owing TO the extremely cold weather, the
thermometer registering 20 degrees below zero,
ana the high wind prevailing. the nremen suffered
intensely. The loss Is estimated at 100000.
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Wreckea I'm a Fog n P,ywo-,

LONDON, Jan. 2l-The iron steamer Constance,
OF J63 tons burden, belonging 10 the Bristol
steam Navigation Co., has been wrecked az
Plymouth during q log. Three persons were
drowned
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stabbed with . big Butcher Knife.
PROBABLY FATAL OUTCOME OF FAMILY Fgup IN NEW
YORK CITY.

NEW YORK, Jan. 2l.-An old feud between
Michael Murphy, son-tn-law OF j. Harrington the
big meat dealer and his wiIe's cousin, Jeremiah
Murphy. last night resulted In the probable mur-
der OF Michael BY the latter. Michael was stand
when Jeremiah walked up and deliberately stabbed
him twice In the groin with q sharp carving knife
fully SIX inches long. The assassin ran away as
Michael fell, but was arrested az the Grand Cen
tral depot Michael was removed TO his house.
where the surgeons pronounced his wounds fatal
He revived sufficiently 70 identity the murderer
and make statement 70 the coroner.
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CLEARING the Way for HIS Successor.
District-Attorney A. =. Worthington, whose CON-
mission as such expires on the 23d instant Is To-
DAY closing up the business OF his ONCE. 30 that
bis successor, when appointed, Will have con-
ventent starting point for his four-year term. Dis
trict-Attorney Worthington during his term Of
once has prosecuted 800 cases In the Criminal
Court, beside hundreds OF cases In the Police
Court.
HIS TERM nCLUDRe MONDAY.
MI. Worthtngton to-day stated that after con-
suitatton with the Attorney General he flnds that
the date OF appointment Is not counted and there.
fore his term would include Monday next
Chief Drookss Successor.
I q BEIL AYPonT4D CBIEF or THE suCRxf sYnvlcD
DIvnl0N.
The appointment OF Nj. J. Ber Of Newaxk, N.
j., TO be chief Of the SecretServce Dlvison Of the
Treasury was announced yesterday afternoon by
secretary Faifchild, 70 take ef|ect on the 18th Of
next month, when the resignation Of II. JaS J.
Brooks. which has been In the Gecretarys hands
since the change OF the Administration takes effect
Inc change was not unexpected NJ. Bell was
once chieI Of police Of Newark, and since June.
l6S6 has helda position In the force
under Chief 0gookA
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CHICAGO, Jan 2l-rhe eight annual convsnf1ou
o. the cuseom tealofy assoctstion wound up yss.
tcrday. More than half OF the delegates loft lAsa
night 0then viii stay In the city day o. two
and then so 70 Cincinnati where the national a.
Detroit was decided upon e the place 10 hold -
oemi-annul meeting tho third week n Suly.
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From wan street Te-Aax.

NEW YoRK, jan 81, IL q m.-The stock market
opened dull but steady this morning, prices being
either unchanged or but slight fractions diferent
from last evenings figures Reading and Missouri
factfc were active, with St Paul and Union Pa
cinc following, but the remainder were very dull
and without feature OF any kind The market Wss
frm 70 strong, however, In the early trading,
Reading leading the advance with gain OF z pSr
cent. There was some little reaction from the
best prices late In the hour but the market at m
O'Clock was quiet and nrm At about the best prices
small transactions. gaining per cent
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FOR A $4,000, 900 ESTATE.
A Meeting Of the lsenault Hetrv %
Fake Measures 20 Push Their
Claims.

Claims,
PrrTsBURG, Jan. 2l.-About fifty members OF the
henault Heirs Association met In Rochester, Pa,
yesterday, for the purpose OF furthertng their
plans for the prosecution OF their claims as heirs
OF Philip Francis Renault. the owner OF a large
tract OF land In Western Illinois and Eastern MIS-
sour, In the vicinity OF Peoria, Ill There were
present representatives from Missouri, Illinois
New YORK, Ohio and Pennsylvania, also two repre-.
sentatlves from the Detroit and Canada Associa-
tions. There are nea ly 400 persons directly In
tereSted In this matter and the value OF the prop
erty Is placed at over $50 900 600
MessrS Gilman and Berry, OF the Detroit and
Canada claimants, made a verbal statement TO
the meeting OF discoveries made by them. and a
committee OF three was appointed 70 confer with
them and exchange Information.
One fact discovered Is that the Detroit and
Canada claimants profess TO be 'IiDealr heirs
while the local ones merely claim 70 be scolatera
heirs, and that one or the other OF the two
branches Is ON the wrong track. This Is conceded
Dy Doth, and In order 10 establish which is right
the issues have been pooled and all are engages
In ascertaining whose claim Is the legal one
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I'm Poroxao PREssunr Furrs

snpplx a. 10 the water service pipe which will
IT, f- n.ss,ls tea &c 1he Gltiate il ab~oluteiy
t.i SAanie2i impurities and ciesr - crys-
tk~n g. - prominent fnilies Of this city have used
nj. ar, - W Year with the greatest sstsfacci,,n
sp.r.n,S. PefIetuAl and anlosf automatic. and wo
seA1s1sss t'en 10 The fullest extent - w
AAANAisD = HUTCHINSON.
<24 9th street..
Inventors and Patentees.