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Our No. Toilet Cologne, very superior Particle
fragrant, refreshing and lasting, per piut-
handoilne Is unequaled as beautiter of the COM
Toilet renders the skin Whit smooth and SOFT aud
bottle 25c ~ " Ava
kheumagia, an infallibe external remedy for Neu.
ralgla headache and lootache itnever fails rive
immediate RELIEF in the most obstinate cAses Give il
a trial. Doc. WV ~
OUR PRESCRIPTION DEPARTMENT is under the
most careful SUPERVISION, and is stocked with the
purest drugs and chemicals from the mos. reliable
manufacturers, such US SQuibb. Powers d Weightnan
ana 0ther wei-known chemists We cheerfully invite
the Pny scians to inspect this Department All pre-
scrlptlons Entrusted to will b.. sAtisfActoriy
dispensed at our We y low rates
Don't mistake the place-THE TEMPLE DRUG
STORE, under Masonic Temple. corner 9th aud sta
oc16 F.S. WILLIAMS CO., Proprietors.
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WALTER y. WILLIAMS 9 CO.. Auctioneen.

W ALIEh 81 WILlIAMS 3 GU, Auctaoneers.
HANDSOME WALNUT CHAMBER SUITES. WARD
hRppsGs, PAkf9R FUkStWTUkE Easy A cH aI IS
E9sEMoop SNAPS HAND SAhvID - 5.
S9SgEHEssr N u kAT s SIN. h 1I. pGuRIAINs
BRUssELs HALL AND STAIR CARPLTs. BODY
s sEs Nah kHS AND oTHHE iFES kkSs
NEsE SCREENS MALNuT BEDsTtADs. BU-
kEAUS AND WASHSTAEDS, FEATHER Pill
On wEDNEspAY OCTOBER FIRST.
commencing at TEN O'CLOCK A. M, we shsli sell al
residence No. 1923 street northwest the above col
lection Of furniture which has been well kept and
worthy the attention Of buyerA
oc24-d WALTkR b WILLIAMS 4 CO. Aucts
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RAILROADS..
BAlrIns2sss.sa 4 ono 4 RAILROAD y

BALrIx2.ssIL, A ONO RAILROAD,
Law w.sSissos rom N rs, Apr ~ iss - yv
For Chicago and Nine es,s sna G 81 49,, %
press daily 10 IS am er.rs. ys- - S h"i''a
Lgr SsneinhAu and 81. Louis exprsss daily 3 and
For f,sseHrx and Cleveland vr-tisued limited e.
Tor Istne % and io and ssRSss. 90
M os ana Z ma Ss~srS and Wilmington. soa
fSr iIE,e5,nsi.s Toint. 6sses Baltimore al
ssnssTy ana i sss rS ~ s% 1,,,,.
,. s1S Ssl,SSrs $ $50 $40 80. so e,.a II
irosi5& $50 80, rs, sS 70. q IS a. and
-. "a 10 s Is $50. $50 Ass. SsS 50 sS SIS
TOr snD sSa. 40 md 10 An ~ 10 and 80
ssPs 80 "a IA OS $50 20 Rm sun
,n For Wy So stations between Washington and B.its-
pm on sandays 5 80 am mn Il * iS' 80 .sSs
an f95 stst ons on IN Metropolitan branch fti As a
% IS Is 90 and TT ~ .,atOa. only 'ioio.
m so anS iutsrsliAte points 20 90
-, E,.ok 49, - "a, vi 20 I'm
SO oa 10 Soyds and inieneAie stations u 90 m,
Shuith trains leAve Washington on SUNDAY only q
,r a2 Bin' stopping At ali stations on ae,ronoif,sn
M fo su rSSSderIh no Am. 1900 "a 80. ts.3op.
T15 na.srs,sS va ny 10 am. ana = sOpm
m from cinclSnatI .S Ase sAiy - am and Sis
Sia LOO pm.' nom httsbUrs daily IS an S:iS
fSo% M Pss,1adelphiA Chester and Wilmington 50
fron no s = 40 y ~ "a. daily and 40. SIS am
only s' ~4iN A~'Ao An sundays
Trains leave baltimore for w..,,,,, =. 4. m
$50, 20. 90 s.o5, 10 OOf4 smin,e $500 N nd
fo-nnnnte train am IL ~ , 90 goO 10 h,oo
900. 30. 10, 30 aud IN IN, az, s,,, ~ d Al
900 300. 1000 an. LIS. Boo 10 s,,,a q e.
ID. 80 and III ;O0p.m ~ "'""' Wv
rphhceIt sunday. Daily. ss.nday- only
dences on orders left ticket ONE. ,sia s1 -,
Pa ave. NN "As anu LODI
W: AZ ,cLkMESIss CHAs. q sCUlI.
Vel" oeiL -n1nA~f Gen. nsss Agent
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DEpMoNT AIR LINE

=
schedule IN effect september aOth 1883
80 M-East Tenn. Mail DAILY Tor Nsr-sn,on
0oruonsviie Charlottesville. nchlrs an, t.tier's
KnonyIls nons ca ana shoatS kosnOke BRISTOL
leans Pullman Sleeper Na-hns-ton 10 NJ o~,..os
IL "a Mast Mai Daily Tor MSrTsn,o1 .hs,.
Lynchburg. Rocky Mount Danvills ana stssioi ~,
tween Lynohburg and DsnVille. tlreen~horN Rsis,sh
Shario,te. ColnmelA Augusta Atlanta. hirmins-
Pullman ssepr $S Yorh ~ Map ssS and Ssiornls
ton with Pullman sleep.rs MONTGOMERY Z" ~ ~,
lens and Mann Boudor SlcsT,ers for Birmtn.hata
.isksonrf and shrrvenort Pullman sleeES.r Danvills
1iapta Does not connect for G - route p,ints
so ?. M-Daily except Sunday. for Manassas
straeburg AND intermediate stations
D. 20 i. M--Mestern Express Daily for warreuton
Gordonsvile, ChsrlottesviIla LouieSils Cinrinnsfi
fnllman sleepers and Solid Trains Washington %
louisyitie Also Tor lynchOure Bristol ChattapoosN
Memphis Little Rock and all soutI western Ts,tnt.
Ihrough Pullman slcepers Washington 60 Memphis
90 p. M.-southern F,press Daily for r,xnch-
burg. Danville Raleigh. Asheville Chariotrs gSlam
bia. Aiken. Augusta Atlanta. Montgomery. New or
ieAns IenAs and SaiiorniA Pullman yesubule e@per
washington y New Orleans Via Atlanta aud Mont
gomery. Pullman Sleeper wA-hington q AusTsta
Ga, without change ~
Trains on Was hins and OHIO division iesve wash.
NJ. Daily. arrive Hound Hill III 10 AM and -
NJ Returnins leave Round Hill q u5 A NJ. Dsily and
Ia ". Dai eiceyt Sunday. arrsSins Washington
Through trains from the south via Charlotta Dan
Nnea and lynchburg arIlve In Washington 90 A NJ
and 80 7 NJ via East Tennessee Brlrtol and lynch
bury ~ Ills AN aud s4o Pm; via Chesapeake
and Ohio route and Charlottesville az q 40 r NJ.
strhsburg Local at 9.47 AN
Ilekets slespins car reservation sndi information
ma RAILROAD 9th and Is sts JAS L. TAYLOR
ocl general Passenger AGENT
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We had covered, i should imagine, enough
ground 70 satisfy the greatest glutton In a 90
as-yOg-please contest In going from shop TO shop
aui lad 'dOne" two picture galleries, when, thor
Nat. and her aunt, who seemed In the pink OF
CyaIitioH for staying powers, If i may talk Ike a
SIuruns paper, would let me have an interval of
IrpC-H, when NY nancee remarked:
! aLu - hungry :"
Her aunts n,rid face Lit up with sympathetic
ana delighted ariOr.
and I'm hgDgrier than I've ever been.v she
said
wei. FREQ will take Us somewhere 10 lunch
con, said MdDei, with a radiant smile, and we
lTocre'!cL " III much simulated enthusiasm on
- PARE and much real diJtO that OF the ladies'
simulated, seeing my love OF good eating equaIed
t-ai ~ ny falr companions! Because II was
-4"4J : Win tAe prOvlso OF being at somebody
tl---- expense when my funds ran low, which Just
az tL4- t-i;.e they did, when, with the usual pei
NtIs.ty " woman, my betrOthed must take IL into
Ayi Lrad 20 come 70 LOnIOn-
N9", Lad been paying cab fares and exhibit
lli4 4s9-lCl-, and therefore TuefQlIy calculated
That ~ the tine a recherche Iuncheon and some
CIl " Aiiitu had ueeH consumed very little of the
Suia4I sliA IN my purse would remain there.
Maosi' as her remark auent the house showed
was young lady or business, and nothing could
NOIA EioIe preJudiclally 10 ny prospects than 10
LIE, ~ teiAi OIary position To her, when a good
tIa-1 inca Win less majestic though as we'll
covered nancees could have dom. 30. II WIS a
Stst OF grin-Gnd-bear-lt. and with Spartan forth
s,r.t Ioo ste Nay INTO The Restaurant and or
- - : t-1st charming luncheon, 70 all the
courses OF which JAe two ladies paid IharEeI and
a ~ stNNisS &NtSLtlJhs. As Ind tO nav ror the
least SAW no reason why shOuId moi -, - ~
sLtrr Oi u, and "as not rOmIaIlcaIly Ia love
a 60 nave my aPPe'lte spoiled The chaiupacrne
Too. DID me good, and Inuch respected ~ p ~
L'f -lu4r4Dle aunt Tor beng superior TO thc usuai
feminine taste IJr sweet Wines so alros,ei6er -
were very comfortable. We
Ass. the ntGUtdlS quart dheur was annroach
iLg, and Mabel vas too fond Of her o,,tres-ive
Ll-ctualny % let me enjoy my ease as We OF tie
pltuIate the projects size had Tor the rest OF lie
Afternoon. i ctrcit>sly called for the b,II and
wH4Ie the waiter Was gone Tor 1t surreptltin n.iv
opened my purse 10 IND that, a. I now remen,
ttrel- the one nye-pOund note II had Contained
hai thai mOrnlHg, when dressing. been put INTO
and leIt IN my wrltIng desk
~
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CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE LoT, IN
~ PROVED BY HOUSE No 1923 FIFTEENII
STREET NOTHWEST


BY virtue Of decree rassed by the supreme Court
1886. docket "a, wherein Mary I. Thomas and
Others are complainants and William W. Thomas and
Others are defendants, viii sell at public auction in
front Of the premises on WEDNESDAY. the rHIk-
TfFlkST DAY OF OCTOBER. lSSs. At HALF
PAST EOCR O'CLOCK L. NJ, the following property
in the City of Washington, District Of Columbia Part
OF original lot numbered thirty (30) square one
hundred and ninety-nve le5l. beginning on 18th
street at point 10 IL feet north of southeast
corner OF said lot and running thence north 10
feet and thence west 80 feet, thence south 10 q =
eet and thence 80 feet to the beginning Inn
proved by frame dwelling house.
Terms OF sale prescribed by the decree: One third
OF the purchase money in cash. payable the day OF
sale or within ten days thereafter oue-thirIk
year. and IN eighteen monthr after the DAY
SALE with interest said deferred payments the
rate OF SIX per cent annun until paid sll the
purchase money may be paid In cash Mt any with
IN ten days after the day Of SALE the title IL be with
held until all the purchase money paid. deposit of
slO0 WILL be required st the time Of sale. All convey
ancing AZ the purchasers II terms of sale
complied with in ten days after the day OF the
Trustee reserves the right TO resell the risk and
cost Of The defaullng purchaser, after
vertising. WILLIAM v. BoARMAN, Trustee,
- - Room y. Webster Law Building.
GEO. W. STICKNEY. Auctioneer &C I9-dSbs
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This h.deous discovery, TO use a vulgar phrase
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-27
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Lips COCOA
BREAKFAST.

by thorough knowledge of the natural laws which
govern the of digestion and nutrition and
by careful application OF the fine properties we'll
selected Cocoa Mr.. Epps has provided breakfast
tables with delcately Favored beverage which may
many heavy doctors bills. 1t is by the judi
clUus of such articles diet that constitution
may be gradually built up until strong enough to
sist tendency to disease. Hundreds Of subtle
malades floating around ready attack where
ever there II y weak point. We may escape many
fatal shaft by keeping ourselves well fortified with
pure blood and a properly nourished frame."-Ctva
Service Gazette.
Made simply with boiling water or milk. Sold only
In half-pound tins by Grocers Tabled thus:
JAMES EPPs Co. Homeopathic Chemists,
H21-m tu&s London. England
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DENTISTRY.

mr. r. J. HYATT. DENTIST. 81 CLOUD
tracts Teeth without pain, with serstsd hypnooc.
which h safe pleasant and efectuAl se22-0ws
LrREE DENTAL INFIkMARYi TEETH FILLED
II and Artincial Teeth inserted without charge.
cept cost OF material l:25 81 "a Dental Depart
rneut Of Colum bap University from 70 pm daily,
except sunday Exusction free. innrmary open from
October LIST 90 june 3Oth ee<o-2m
RR STARR PARSONS DENTIST, 9TH ST. COZ
per 4 NV GOLD and Amalgam ftlllng aspec1Al-
~ Pam prevented An extrae ting ~ spplAcsuonso
gums: achins teeth saved; AruncsA teeth AserssA
mh2s
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FINANCIAL.

UNO " SOksOA JNo. ". MACAKTNEf,
81 Member n. Y. stool IL
CoRsoN & MCCARTNEY.
GLOVER BUILDING, l4ls 81. NV.
BANKERS and Dealers IN Governments bondA
Deposits Exchange Losna Colectiona
Railroad stocks and Bonds. and al securities listed
on the Exchanges of New York fhlsdeAphiA Boston
and Baltimore bought and sold -. 49,.
A Speciality made OF Investment securities. District
Bonds and all Local Railroad Insurance and Tel
Amer,osn bell Telephone Stock bought and sold3yis
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one SUPERB THREr.oohNEE GRAND STEIN;
Mp sT32Li HTsIGi b ykRl tAsSpsoME
SOME SATIN WINDOW HANGlNGs; SUPERIOR
FRENCH PLATE z EN- MIRROR ELEGANT slIk
MT HALL ,g STAND. WITH FRENCH Plate
WALL CLOCKS in BRASS AND ENAMEL.
Ss nMr SGnE MANTEL CLOCK SETS; HAM
FE Et G4kfNkkMMESTs BRONZE SS1xzf PI l. IN
bronze cANDELxBRAs; BRASS scoSoEs;
ELEGANT BRONZE f1GUREs; TRAVELLING
SS+kooSSk: CON GoRDlAL SET n FIRE SILT
sELs cAfPETs; VERY stPEaIoR wAISSf.
OAK %.1xr- AND w GHEkSx cHAMBEs SUITES;
SOFAS; HAIR MATTRESSES; TEATHER Pill
LOWS AND BOLS Frs: HANDSOME WAL
Nut n; siDEBoARDi WALNUT LA THIN
COVERED DINING CHAIRS; WALNT BREAK
REFRIGERATION; KITCHEN REQUISITES &c.
On MONDAY MORNING. OCTOBER TWENTY
MINI II. 1883, commencing ut Ten OCLOCk. at rest
dence No. 1910 street northwest, shall sell the
tire contents being very superior collection of house.
hold effects Parties furnishing would study their in
oc24-4t THOMAS BOWLING. Auct
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WMTER B. WILLIAMS 3 co, AucslOassr..
fHHoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

best make, having been made order expressly for
owners use, and N good condition when bought
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USEFUL HINTS TO INDUSTRIOUS HoUsRwIvKs-sua-
GESrIoSs FOR SAVING TINE AND TRoUBLE-How
TO REMovE STAINS or VARIOUS KINDs-A FEW
SIMPLE DISHES EASILY PREPARED.
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single editor since the Inauguration of
the strike and boycott. The editorial is
headed "The Contest Ended" and says:
1.-THE C0Wjr-IO,Updl this morning is back
again 20 its old standard, q triple number
of twenty pages. The Inconvenience occa.
stoned by the strike have passed away.
Obstacles that may seem insurmountable
disappear when confronted by skill, knowl-
edge and determination. The strike was
not our work; we neither provoked nor
prccipitated 1t; we neither sought nor de-
sired II; We contemplated no reduction OF
wages nor any diminution of work, When
the old force, led by a few foolish agitators,
left our Office at u time and in manner
that was meant TO coercc us, we simply
accepted the issue as presented, and in
stead OF turning over our property to n
strike committee 10 be operated by them
MS our trustees, we concluded 10 manage il
ourselves. Some attempts have been made
by the labor organizations 10 intimidate
and coerCo our advertisers, with what sue
cess our readers can judge by glance at
The paper this morning. II Is plain that
the attempt 10 control the business of our
merchants has failed as signally as the at
tempt TO manage the CoWir-,Iolupdl. Our
advertisers were never moro liberal and
never more numerous, and we doubt not
tho public can appreciate the issue the
strikers have sought TO make in this mat.
ter
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-23
SENSATIONAL TRAGEDY.
A Fatal Array Occurs In n Birmingham
Courtesan's House.


Special Dispatch TO the Appeal.
BmNINGnAM, Ala, Jan. GA little
after o'clock tonight persons on the out
side Of Mary Gny's house OF ill.iamc, on
First avenue, were startled by pistol shots
ami screams sounding from the house.
But one officer happened TO be at hand,
and M lac went into the house the lights
were all cxtinguishod, Amid the turmoil
and confusion lights were produced, and n
terrible tragedy discovered. J. l.. Vim
cent, a saloon keeper, and Mary Gray,
proprietor Of the house, lay ON the floor in
pools Of blood.
The man was fatally shot through the
left lung, and with a wound in the right
arm. The woman had n bad wound in
left breast. Vincent was only strong
enough 20 say; John Bailey did"
Bailey had escaped when the lights went
out. One OF the inmates OF the house says
that the two men quarwled over discus
sion about allowing negroes 20 become
Odd Fcllows Vincent took the negro
side and Bailey the negative. Finally,
Vincent, In n rage, spnng nj Haley with
an open clnsp-kniic. Bailey got his pistol
out IN time, and firing killed his astlilani
/ with two bullets, third striking the
woman. Bailey Il an ox-dotcctivc, but
has been engaged here rs shoe cutter
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nes,ennI OF Decorations.

BEnLiS, Jan. 2a.-Thc Emperor and
Empress drove 10 the castle today 10 at
tend tho festival Of the coronation orders.
The usual ceremonies were performed.
Prince William presided at the banquet
which followed. and toasted the old and
new knights ON behalf Of the Emperor.
Tho crown prince Of Greece and Prince
William led tho procession To the chapel.
All the cabinet ministers and the mem-
bcm oi the diplomatic corps were prcscnk
The Emperor conferred the grand crOss Of
the order Of the Rcd Eagle upon Count
Won llnlzieldt, the German ambassador nj
London. lie n.so bestowed the second
class decoration Of the same order upon
the archbishop OF ro-cn aud the second
class decoration oi the order of the crown
upon Bishop kopp.
Tho adverse rumOn about the crown
prince have not been confirmed. ON the
contrary, adNiccr from Ran Rcmo say that
his health Is good, aud that be- drove OFT
this morning and took walk in the aft
cnoon. lie also received Mr.. J. J. Kane,
the director Of Queen Nictonnu confi-
mental Journeys. II II reported that tho
crown prince will come 10 Berlin 10 vt
tend the marriage oi Prince Henry aud
Princess Irene.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-23
cRANKs OF THE PULPIT.
Another Nashville Preacher Springs a
Bearded Chestnut.

Special Dispatch "a the Appeal.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jan. 22.-Rcv J. VI.
Hubert, pastor Of the Cumberland Pres
bytcrian church, preached against thoatcr
going this morning. His discourse lasted
one hour and hall. lie admitted that
some actors and actresses were Christians,
but said that the history Of the stage had
been that II works an evil on the morals Of
the people. He especially denounced tho
modern thcater, and quoted extracts from
several Of the most prominent papers,
aud several actors, among. them
being Edwin Booth, In proof Of the ascr-
ton that most Of the plays presented 10
the public now are Of the lowest order.
lie said that some dramas could be read
with profit and instruction, but when put
before an audience, accompanied by the
gorgeous and abbreviated costumes and
the undigniled gestures Of the actors, they
were injurious.
Tho church was packed'to i,s utmost
capacity and the sermon was heard with
much interest
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-23
THE IRISH.
Patriotic Scenes at Kilrush,
The Town Illuminated and Crowded
With Excited People.
They Publicly Burn Government
Prohibitory Proclamation.
Eon1res and Burning Tar Barrels
distinguished by the Police.
Mr.. o'Drien 10 Overcome by Many Kind
Remembrance Which Acoumu-
lated During His Incar-
ceration.

Dublin, Jan. 22.-Kilrush was illumi-
mated this evening aud the streets were
crowded with people. The government
proclamation prohibiting the meeting am
nounced to be held there today was pub
licly burned. All bonilres and tar-barrels
were extinguishcd by the police. There
was conflict at Kilkee between the police
and the people, and one policeman Was
severely injured.
MIR. O'Brien, who is almost Frustrated
with emotion, intends TO attend the ban
quot given in his honor by his electors,
and thon 10 rest for few weeks in ac-
cordancc with his doctors advice. In
spite OF the cndcavor 10 prevent his
whereabouts from becoming generally
known, every mail brings him many con-
gatula,ory letters. lie Is residing with a
friend In Dublin. In mn interview today
he said; 81 felt 40 well on leaving prison
that have ovcnaXcd my strength, and as
result | am slceplcss and worn out.
There was n porimanlcau full Of letters
awaiting me nj the prison On leaving, and
the number have received since is 40
great that ! am quito unable 10 deal with
them. Those | have read affected me
more than | can describe, but IL IL sur
prising that have received not one threat
ening lcttor. have formed no plans for
the future yet, but Il matters little, because
the spirit oi the country among all classes
has mounted 10 n degree altogether beyond
former experience.
"rhc National league" he continued,
"mstcad OF being cilac,si, rs the coercion
lists prophcsicd was moro firmly rooted
than ever The action Of the land COM
mission had been equivalent to consuming
the moderation Ol the plan Of the cam
paign. Mr. BaliOur had found that tho
league could only DC suppressed by SUP
| pressing society. Tho action N the gov
crnmcnt In prosecuting priests showed that
the hopes OF muzzling them by means Of
intrigues At Rome had been frustrated. IL
was an attempt 20 outrage the people into
an exhibitionof violence asa set-on against
Baliour's wanton brutality. II Mr.. Hunt
| had mover revealed lhliour's intentions
toward the parnelltcs, The course pursucd
by the Chief Secretary was evidence
enough" lie believed that laliour would
push matters 10 oxtremitics until public
opinion dnuntcd him.
Mr.. Balfour, he said, hal not oven mus
| tered the courage 10 cough at 800 III
| the | 800 branches comprising the league,
and the 300 branches, although subjected
30 almost incredible police persecution,
still exercised an influence ~ powerful IN
| II had ever been.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-23
A NARROW ESCAPE.
Forty People in Great Danger OF Being
Burned 10 Death.

CmcAoo, H., Jan. 22.-About forty
people barely escaped being burned TO
death this morning, In a fire that destroy
ed the greater part Of the big apartment
aud store building at the southwest corner
Of Oakwood boulevard and Cottage Grove
avenue. Not one Of the forty had time 10
give the slightest attention to dress, and
many, including several ladies', were
dragged out by nrcmen into the frosty air,
unconscious. Miss Abbie Birdsall, a
teacher. was found lying in foot Of water
In the cellar, two hours after the fire start.
ed. She had become suiiocated and lost
her way IN the smoke. Her recovery IA
not expected. T. ID. McKilllp, q gentle.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-23
AN AGITATOR.
IL Looks Like uc Comes 90 spread
Discomfort.

special Dispatch TO the Appeal
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jan. CIV. II.
Bailey, member Of the executive board
OF the Knights of Labor and gentleman
Of the Foraker stripe, made very bitter
speech at the Masonic thcater this
evening before an audience Of
about fifty people. lie said that the
laboren in the south would strike oitcncr,
but they are intmidatcd by their en-
ploycrs He said further III Il is anarchy
Tor man TO ask for what is due him, am
an anarchist; II II Is communistic for u man
to ask Tor portion OF the wealth he has
made, l am communist. We are
not quite rs dangerous aclass M large
portion OF the employing class in this
country, nor ~ dangerous ~ some OF our
Legislators who make laws in favor OF the
railroads" Mr.. Bailey is on tour Of In
spcction through the south, and will leave
for Memphis tomorrow.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-23
THE TOWER HOLOCAUST.
Nine Bodies In All Taken From the
Charred Ruins.

ST. Paul, MINI, Jan. 2s.-Thc Pioneer
Pro- learns from Tower, MINI, that
search for the bodies Of those burned In
the clearinghouse llro was continued 10.
day, and Eve moro were taken out Of the
ruins, making q total Of nine. All are too
badly dis6gurcd 10 be recognized. II is
thought some bodies may have been en-
truly consumed. Jack Collins, Of supc.
rior, Wis. left his room before his CON.
ade, but didn't get out. II Is believed
his remains were among thoso found to-
day. Henry Boerdcckcr arrived here Fri.
day evening, and IL believed 10 also be one
OF the victims Letters In his trunk left
at the station show that his parents live Ia
~. Louis. II Ii not known how the fire
originated possibly from q cigar stump
thrown into the Sawdust on the bar room
floor
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man rooming in the building, is also in q
prccarious condition. the result of injuries
received making his escape. A few Of the
people had TO be taken out OF the upper
windows by means of ladders. A. p.
1regcnt, with his wife and baby, was
forced TO climb away from the flames to
the roofs of the houses next tho burning
block. Wallace l., DeWoli a local lawyer,
owned the building. His loss is $50, 600
fully insured. About $4,000 worth OF
furniture and clothing hall insured, be-
longing TO nine families, was destroyed
and $4,000 additional damage, also partly
insured, was inflicted on the stock OF the
several store-kcepers occupying the ground
floor