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Cows $50. To S7.9S EACH.

The following are offered at reduced prices but not
more than three garments each customer at these
prices:
Toe GOWNS FOR 59c-'MotherH Hubbard" Double
Yoke Back Two Insertions of Embroidery. -Four
Clusters of Bunch Tucks. Neck and Sleeves
Trimmed.
CSC. GOWNS FOR 79c-Tucked Yoke. Two Inser-
tions Fine Embroidery Eight Clusters of Bunch
Tucks. Neck and Front with Embroidered Edge
Full Sleeve gathered with Three Tucks and Embroid-
cry Edge.
sL25 GOWNS FOR 9Sc.-The new Pointed Yokes
OF Tucks and Embroidery. Those of Cambria have
-Four Rows of Plat Val. Lace; -Four Clusters of 4
Bunch Tucks; Double Rufie Lace at Neck and
Sleeves.
sl.6S GOWNS FOR s1.29-six Styles The new
Pointed Yokes Of Torchon Plat Val Lace and Fine
Embroidery Those with the Turnover Collars and
Cuts OF Hemstitched Embroidery are new.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
Continued below.)
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THOUSANDS Or New Fans.

This is no observation-disclosures Of them. A Fan
Emporium is here second in the country This
Is written with due knowledge of the leading houses of
New York, Chicago and Philadelphia. Not only guam
titles AID variety unequaed but positively. the Iooest
prices in the country his is POSSIBLE because of direct
IMPORTATION aud prompt payments made when buying
anu selling. This evening window will be filled with
samples of the new Fans: but please remember the
choicest ana most delicate in design and color
side the s'ore. Never before such Fan exhibition
will be tomorrow nj the Palais Royal
OPERA FANS
Ostrich Feather Plumes mounted on single sticks Of
bone, ivory, shell and pearl 30 to sl2 each.
OPEN AND CLOSE FANS.
Ostrich Fans in ali the evening shades including the
rare Marabout Fans with pearl STICKS S2.7o TO SIS
QUILL FEATHER FANS.
Pain and painted Tie more expensive with elab-
crate nlaid sticks 59c- to So each.
BLACK GAUZk FANS.
Plain aud painted. Some Lace trimmed, others with
spangies. u to $40 each.
VIII h GAUZE FANS.
Plain and painted. The more expensive Lace
Trimmed and With Pearl sticks. DC to $50 each
Duchess and Point Lace, with carved sticks inIaid
with silver, 80 to SIS each.
SPANGLkD GAZE FANS.
Gold and Silver spalsles and Pendants New style
COLORED GAUZE FANS
All the new art shades, decorated with hand PAINT
ing. 5Sc. to 81 = each.
WHITE SATIN FANS.
Painted BY wel-known artist. Pearl sticks. IS oS
COLORED SATIN FANS
Hand painted and carved iyoroid sticks al To as
CHlLDREN's FANS.
., Hand PAINTED Gauze. 81 to 1885. Feather Fans,
gs-Prlces gradually rise from the cheapest to the
most expensive.
,o..,, THE PALAIs ROYAL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-15

Dispatches from Portugal report rioting and
disorder among the people, with a palpable
disposition on their part to either destroy
England or to destroy their own govern
ment for not destroying it There is
vigorous revolutionary spirit in Portu-
gal, but there is not much probability
that the kingdom will be republicanizedI IN this
crisis. The chief melting cause of the present
disordered state of affairs is the relation be-
tween England and Portugal, and this would
be changed on the instant if Lord Salisbury
felt that any position England might take
would result in the conversion of a monarchy
into republic. Republics are not fostered by
monarchies
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10
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR 4
AND EMBROIpERIES.

This day we make our first show Of Muslin Under
wear, To which We call special attention
DRAWERS
Good Muslin, hem and trcks, 2sc
Good Muslin, Hamburg ruffie bunch tucks SOC
Muslin, tucked rufie, bunch tucks 45c
Zine Muslin, Hamburg inserting. bunch tucks Csc.
CHEMIsEs
Good Muslin, square yoke of fl tucks and Cambria
rufie, SOC.
Fine Muslin squsre yoke Of insertfnes. tucks 75c
Fine Muslin. square yoke Of sll-oyer embroidery,
rufie Of Hamburg, 95c.
Fine Cambria, surplice yoke Of Real Torchon Lace
81 and sl.25.
NIGHT GOWNS
Mother Hubbard yoke. bunch tucks and Cambria
ruffie sc
Mother Hubbard yoke. tucks, inserting. full
sleeves, 81.
Mother Hubbard yoke. large plaits and Herring bone
Hamburg rufie, Sll5.
Muslin surplice yoke, all-over embroidery, fun
sleeves, Hamburg rufies, SIPS.
Fine Muslin. Mother Hubbard yoke fine inserting
and tucSs, sl.50.
CORSET COVERS.
Cambria, good fitting high neck, pc.
Cambria. good fitting. low neck. soc.
Cambria, high neck, square front. embroidery and
tucks, 45c.
Cambria. surplice front of embroidery soc.
Cambria. low neck, Real Torchon Lace, $50.
SKIRTS
Muslin, full width. Cambria ruffe and tucks. $50
Muslin full width, wide hem and tucks, Coo
Muslin. full width, wide hem. punches Of tucks.
Fine Muslin, wide Cambria rufae 4 tucks, 81.
HAMBURG EMBRolDERIES
This season we are Offering exceptional value In
Embroideries. All the leading novelties in vandyke
Tucked Plated and Hemstitched Edgings. Skirtinss
and Flounelngs. from the largest Swiss mAnufac-
turers.
EG. DAVIS,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-15

Cleveland, Ohio, is taking her place among
the oyer-rich corporations Of the country. An
examination of the city's account shows that
something like $4,000, 900 have been paid to
various persons, of which nearly $4,000. 900
have been paid without entry In any books or
without record as to who received il or for
what 1t was paid. This manner Of conducting
business Can be INDUCED in only by such per-
sons or corporations have more money than
they need can keep account Of or know what
TO do with
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-15

There are about one hundred and seventy
five good and sufficient reasons why the petition
of the womans national industrial league
praying the House to authorize the appoint
ment Of female guides should not be considered
except unfayorably.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-15

The combine OF the Farmers Alliance and
the knights Of Labor in Alabama portends a
division IN the democratic party in that state,
and the erection of a new party which cannot
fail OF good results. necessity to the exist
snce Of a republican form Of government is the
division OF men into parties, and the develop
ment Of riyalries, which result in a check Of
one upon the other. and consequent effort on
the part Of each in the direction OF honesty and
fairness to the people who are to be governed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-15
Constr Gowns. 25c. To S4.6S.

The Opening" Prices are for three days: so it 10
necessary to write not than uyee garments 10
each customer
25c. CORSET COVERS FOR 22c-Absolutely per-
feet fitting. est Calnbgic Trimmed with fine lace
edge.
SOC. CORSET COVERS FOR 35o.-These have low
necks and made for ming TUNES.
Csc. CORSET COvEES FOR 49c-Square, pompa-
dour and y-shape, o. Torcl on Lace and Embroidery
f5c. CORSET COyEhs FOR 59c-severaI styles,
trimmed with finest lacss and embroideries
csc. CORSET COVERS FOR S4c-The lace and
embroidery trimmings are exquIsitely hne-the best
seen 81 gssmens s.
The PALAIS ROYAL
timed beloNH 4
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SKIRTS SOC. To SIS FACE.

Only the few want the very high priced garments.
We point to those reduced in price that uo one
toner may buy more than three
75c. SKIRTS FOR 59c.-widths and lengths for
the smallest and stoutest of ladies' Four-inch en-
broidery ruffie. with four tucks above
81 SKIRTS FOR S4c.-Four styles Also those
extra wideA pretty Style has nine-inch csmbric
rufie; 8 tucks in ruffie and Is tucks above.
sl.35 SKIRTS FOR eSc.-seyeral styles Those
with 9-inch cambria rufie and pinch torchon lace
edge with tucks above and pinch lace insertion in
rufie, really worth 81 30.
s2.25 SKIRTS FOR sL75-Cambric and Cotton
Skirts, trimmed with plat Val and torchon Lace Also
those with Hemstitched embroidery rufie
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
Ill.
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c1o Market Space.

EXTRAORDINARILY REDUCTION In
CURTAINS. Ero
OUR ENTIRE STOCK REDUCED TO ALMOST
ACTUAL COST.
Zach Department is Overloaded with
ODDS AND ENDS
OF Every Description
ARARE OPPORTUNITY
TO SECURE
UNPRECEDENTED BARGAINS
IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
BELOW WE QUOTE FEW or THE
REMARKABLE BARGAINS.
FURNITURE
Elegant 2-piece Antique Oak Suite. oxdized trim
mings, Beveled Plate Glass. Reduced To s3l so
3-mece Imitation Mahogany Suite, Beveled Plata
Glass. Reduced to $3.50.
3-piece oak Suite, Beveled Plate Glass Only s27.5o
3-piece Oak Suite, Beveed Plate Glass, s24.
Oak and Cherry Rockers, upholstered il plush. Re-
duced to $3.50.
Fancy Tables one hundred different styles from
81 soup.
Very Handsome 5-piece ParlOr Suite. silk Plush Re-
duced from $50 to s67 so.
Very fine assortment Of Odd Divans. Reduced 70
els, $3.50. $3.50, S23 40. 1880.
Reception Chairs, in White aud Gold. Pink and Cold
Ebony and Gold, Oak and Gold. Reduced from s375
to $685.
Rockers, in Blue and Gold, White and Gold. &C. Re-
duced to S4O5.
Large assortment of Odd Chairs Of all kinds.
Mantel Cabinets. Oak and Cherry, beveled Plsss
Glass, from 81 up.
Music Cabinets, Oak and Cherry. from $3.50 up.
Everything in the Furniture line
Ipr SILK Curtains. Reduced from sls.5o to els.
IL Drare.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-15

BAL Is before the New Jersey legislature to
increase the governors salary from $4,000 TO
$1,000, thereby making it sufficient to allow a
candidate a margin for the boys" during the
campaign.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-15

The report from one of the South Pacific
islands that what We now call the grip" orlgi-
mated IN that distant locality does not make
the disease any less disagreeable, and does
cause the inquiry, Why I, went westward, to
reach the United States, when it was so much
nearer ~ come eastward
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-15
OFFICE OF
WOODWARD 3 LoTHRoP,
Cor. 11th and r Sts. NV.
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY Is, 1890.

Another batch Of reductions today. And
yet there are other lines Of Foods which
should have our attention. We mean the
goods that hsve their season in January,
such - Fine Evening woolcns. Exquisite
SILKS. Handsome Drapery Nets. Bridal Un-
derwear, Fine Silk Hosiery. Long Gloves,
Laces, Fans. &c. The stock Of each IL now ss
Its best There are also other goods which
claim newspaper attention and youra
In the ''Star" Of January 4 we FIRST an
nounced the opening" Of our 1890 Impor.
tstton Of Scotch Ginghams and zephyrs,
We have since that time daily added New
Spring and Summer Ginehams, aOutins''
Cloths. Flannels. white Goods. &c.
WOODWARD & LOTHROp
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The Philadelphia and Reading railroad COM
pany has issued ediet TO the effect that its
baggage masters and brskemen must have
shaver faces. The p. and Il. should next pro-
coed TO elect the car Us Its president, officers
aud board Of directors
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-15

Senator Allison Will have a close pull in the
Iowa legislature, but his election is almost
foregOne conclusion. The deadlock is scarcely
in the nature of an opposition to him, and,
whatever position certain republicans may take
regarding him, there is no republican compel
itor who can realize upon the democratic vote
Is can Senator Allison. When the existing
Legislative difficulties are settled Mr.. Allison's
election viii almost certainly follow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-15
CHrM1srs 29c. To $4.9S FACE

Not more than three garments to each customer. in
order tbst none will have TO 20 without any.
Ale. CHEMlSES FOR 35c.-Best Muslin. Square
ana Round Necks, Corded Band. simplicity with ele-
gsnce; the material. the FINISH tine 1T.
Csc. CHEMIsEs FOR 59o-Triinming Of Superior
Embroidery and Torchon Lace. The Hand-embroid-
cred French Chemises are included
csc. CHEMIsES FOR 7oc.-square, round and v
shapes, Plat Val. Torchon and Embroidery Trimming
Many new and unique styles
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
(Contipued belovl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-15

Senatorial courtesy was hung up" yester-
day while Senator's Plumb and Call addressed a
few remarks to each other. There are times
when an executive session Is not without its
advantages
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-15

II Congress should conclude to erect a statue
to Columbus on the site now occupied by the
Peace monument II should be such a monu-
ment as the whole world could look upon with
admiration.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-15

gentleman IN Wisconsin and lady in Ten
nessee died yesterday from hydrophobia. the
result of cat bites. This determines the matter.
The dog days" are IL August, the cat days"
are IN January
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-15

nRAFTMESS' AND ENGISEERSp
~ StkPLIkS.
ARTISTS MATERIAIS
PICTURE FLAMING.
PHOTOGRAPHIC OUTFITS FROM g. so up
AL N sreatsss saEBety and al bottom ,rices AZ
- SIhAlDTS,
Branch l1ZS fennA ave 5U4 sIhst
SlS-SIs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-15

Whatever else may be said OF Speaker Reed
during the present unsettled condition OF af-
fairs IN the House he cannot be charged with
beng "Intrm OF purpose"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-15

REDUCTIONS IN MISSES
AND CHILDREN'S SUITS, NEWMAN
KETS AND CLOAKS.
Chlld's Blue Gretchen Cloak, with short
cape. Size years. Reduced from "a. 80 to
$3.50.
2 Children's Brown-stripe Gretchen
Cloak. with hood. Size 4 years. Reduced
from IS to 81. so each
Chiid's Combination Dress Of Mode and
Navy Blue Flannel. Size years. Reduced
from 81 to S3. 30.
Misses Combination Dress of Navy Blue
and Cardinal Flannel Size IA years. Re-
duced to s..
Child's Brown Atwood Cashmere Dress,
tucked and trimmed with braid. Size 8
years. Reduced from IS to So.
Child's Apple Green Cashmere Dress,
with pulled sleeves Size years Reduced
from 50. 10 to So.
= Children's Mode Cashmere Dresses,
handsomely trimmed with blue velvet.
Sizes and years. Reduced from $l0.15
ard $ll.15 to 50 each.
2 Childrens Cashmere Dresses. trimmed
with fancy striped silk. / Reseda and
Navy Blue. Size years. Reduced from
$1l to 81 each.
Childrcn's Combination Cashmere
Dresses, with stripes Of brown and blue silk
plush. Sizes and 8 years. Reduced rom
$l6 and 81 to $40 each.
Child's Blue Plaid Dress, vest front,
cuffs handsomely trimmed with red CASH
mere. Size g years. Reduced from 81 ) to
Sl0.
2 Children's Green Silk Plush Cloaks,
handsomely lind with silk. Size 4 Years.
Reduced from $50 to 80 each
Misses Light Brown Plaid Newmarkets.
with velvet collar and cuffs Sizes II, Ii
and @ years. Reduced from sIO SlI aud
Sl2 oSo each.
(Third ioor.)
WOODWARD LOTuROP.
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III FULTON. LOAN OFFICE. 1918 PA. AVE-.
BROKER il the District Money loaned On Watohee
diamonds. Jewelry, silver Ware and other yslushe~
k-Gold Watches and other unredeemed ple(ises IN
great variety at very low prices. jal3-oms
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sTocK-TAKING REDUCTIONS IN FINE
BLACK GOODS.

sTocK-TAKING REDUCTIONS IN FINE
BLACK GOODS.
1t is seldom that it ever becomes neces-
sary to.reduce the price of piece OF b. PRIEST
ley's Black Goods. 1t would not be neces-
say in this ins lance were it not for the fact
that we desire to close out these few pieces
within q given tme-prior to stock taking,
january 81.
Two grades of B. Priestiey's Black Silk
warp Cancels Hair:
One quality reduced from 8 L so to 1925.
One quality reduced from 81 to 81 80.
These are wide. fine grade dress goods and
should receive early attention from the best
dressers.
BLACK PATTERN ROBES REDUCED.
Black Crepe Cloth Robes reduced from
Sl0 to $3.50.
Black and Gray Broadcloth Pattern Robes
reduced from 30 to SIS each.
3 Fine Corded Pattern Robes, in all Black
and Black and Gray, reduced from S22.5O
to Sl7 and SIS each.
(First foorJ
WOODWARD LoTHRO2.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-15

THE V1Ew W. TAKE Or IT.
The Shoes you call for are the kind we carry
Every day the sun sets-most-s new idea has
been given shape on . last. Sometimes it's Q
merited improvement-oftener not. The i'm
proueulents we watch out for-the others YOU
don't want-so we don't. As soon as we hnd
manufacturer getting careless in the quality Of
his work-we drop him. We never ask you to
buy" experience. Every shoe in the house We
can guarantee-you buy them knowing that
and we stand up to it-no matter what the re-
suit.
We don't keep every kind Of Shoe-couldnr.
There wouldn't be room enough in ten build
ings the size Of ours-large as itis-for them all.
We sift them. though.-The wholly bad and the
indiferenuy good We turn our backs ON. The
best bring before you.
People-sll Of them-want shapely footwear
Don't blame them-They want it comfortable
too-sensible again. We study these ~hims-
remember these points.
We wanted to have this little talk to sort Of
clearly state our policy toward you. Your con-
adence is what we want-your trade will come
with that.
Now rs long as we are into the subject Wen
sandwich In two or three lots of ladies, Shoea
that hold special inducement For instance:
AIadies' Best Quality. Hand-tu turned, French
Hey have sod with us al ii SO. Ne say s3
how.
HERE'S ANOTHER:
A Ladies' French Dongola Button Boot. on
the Opera and Common SENSE Iasts-with PLAIN
or paient leather tips. Suld-always with
guarAhtee-at $500. Now tney are 81. 40
We can give You the same style as the above
In Lace shoe-with the patent leather tips and
stays-same prics-$2. 40. It's a fancy boot but
agood one.
Remember our aim is to cater to tchat you
want-and to give you the best of tat close
prices aud our lines are coa,piete-riscapa
sAKs AND COMPANY,
TRUsTY SHOES.
PENNSYLVANIA AVE. AND SEVENTH STREET
jal5
SUPERIOR GooDs-Lowrsr Pn1crs
CHINA. GLASS
BRIC-A-BRAC.
POTTERY. CUTLERY.
Having replenished our stock enabled to offe
great Inducements to purchasers.
J. W. BOTELER & SON,
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Special ANNOUNCEMENT.

SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
BARTHOLOMEW BREWERY co. of Rochester, NY.
APOLLO. o New Beer, pure and invigoratinK and
duciVe 20 heath especially adapted for bottng pur-
poses and family our Beer has the highest testi
nonlEis Tor ats purity from Analytical Chemists and
Is recommended aud endorsed by many prominent
physcizDs We invite . trial order from any de
airing palatable and healthful drink at home. Our
prices are fouows
Apolle, Ter case, two dozen bottles, o.. so.
bohemian, per case two dozen bottles, Sl.50
b.yarsn, per case, two dozen BOTTLES, LOO.
Staldard. per case, two dozen bottles, $l.25.
DenNered 10 any part Of the city.
discount to tine trade.
BAhIHOLOMAY B0EWERY CO, GEO. c. SUCRO,
Supt Washington Brsnch 30S 1lth st. NV.
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LADIES' FINE SILK HOSIERY.

LADIES' FINE SILK HOSIERY.
Ladies' Fine Silk Hosiery is one Of the
most important features OF the store. We
have raised our standard and increased the
stock until it now embraces nearly every
style and tint Of any fashionable conse-
Quence. OF course there is a fashion in silk
Hose, and the one most generally followed
is to have the Silk Hose match the shade of
your slipper-be 1t White, Suede or Bronze
Here ia list of the most important shades:
shades of suede.
) shades Of Brouze.
s slasies OF White.
shades OF Gray.
shades Of Red.
8 shades OF Lavender
3 shades OF Pink
shades of Light Blue.
shades Of Green.
shades Of Mahogany.
shades Of Nile.
Also Lemon, Canary, Orange 6endarme
Willow aud Electric.
These silk Hose are shown in plain, drop
stitched, lace ankles and embroidered q, lea
81 to 81 per pai-.
We also have an exquisite line of Boot
pattern" Silk lose. with black bottom aud
tops Of evening shsdes. SI.50 to S3 per
pair.
FIrst doorl
WOODWARD 4 LoTHRoP,
jsl5 Cor. 18th and Sta NV.
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FuRs Ar REDUCED Pn1crs.

The balance Of our stock Of Furs and Wraps 1t re-
dueed prices Bargains now be obtained by those
desiring reliable aooda
The stock consists Of Bear Mufs and Boas Monkey
Muffs and Capes. Nutra Muns aud Cspes and several
other desirable qualities.
Our Seal Skin Wraps can be bought a. low now a
April, when we pack them away.
The balance OF our Plmh Garments at prime cost
wILLErT b RUoFF,
Hattsrs and Furriers
ja9-3m 9o5 Pa ava
JOSEPH GAwLER
u FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND EMBALMKR
1874 PennsylvsniA ave. NV.
Telephone call "l3l." dc
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EVENING Goops
REQUISITES
PARTY WEAR.
OPERA WRAPS.
BoNNETs.
POSTER KID GLOVES.
HUTCHINsoN's,
n15 GOT PENNSYLVANIA AVE
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1890-11-20
CANNlBALISM In AFRICA.
Horrible Tale of d Native Girl Being
Eaten in the Presence of
White Man.
The Latter Sits Quietly by Sketching
During the Awful Opera
ton.
Further Details of Major Barttelot'
Harsh COnduct-h armed by
IippoO lib.

LONDON, Nov. l7.-Dr. Benny
vouches that the log of the rear guard
OF the march from Yambuya, as pub
liShed by the Times, is just as when
handed TO Stanley, with no alteration
whatever The section extending
from June IL to June 10, which APP
pears to-day, is of no special interest,
except as regards the recorded COM
plants of continual assertions. Major
Barttelot wrote to Tippoo lib that the
men would not desert unless Tippoo en-
couraged them and gave them refuge.
Stanley's Zanzibar servant, Saeh
Ben Usman, handed the following
sealed statement to the Times New
\ DIRK correspondent regarding the can
nibal incident:
Jameson asked Hamadi whether
cannibaliSm was fact Hamadi re-
plying yes. Jameson gave him cloth to
purchase slave. Hamadi procured d
girl, but fatty refused to obey jane
sons order to hand her over to the cam
nibals, The Zanzibar expressed their
disgust by walking away, Jameson,
himself, took her by the wrist and
handed her to the cannib balls, who
stabbed her, cut her quivering flesh,
toasted 1t on sticks and ATE it. During
sketChing He was accom- panied by
his boy, Mafela, Hamadi, and the
Lanzibaris. Tippoo Ti0, hearing the
story, was disguised and refused to see
Jameson for two days on his arrival at
Stanley Falls. On Barttelot's Sec
ond visit to the Falls Tippoo lib threat
ened TO break off all Intercourse
with him ii he assumed such
dictatorial tones. The major replied:
You can play with Stanley, but not
with me- TippCO lib retorted: You
consider yourself a sultan. | can speak
with Stanley, but not with you. You
have too big head. You only make
trouble. You had better return and
send another white man.
Saleh Ben Osman declares that while
those IN the camp were starving Mai.
Bartteiot regaied three deserters from
StanleyS column, who reported hat Stan
ley was dead. BarCteIoU then ,ried to
get a carrier from Tippoo through the
Soudanese chief Megora. lie told thu
latter that he should send bonny home
and that he himself and Jameson would
cut away TO Wadelai. rescue Emin, and
return big men. He said You will
be big chief in Egypt and will be
general in England. | will give you 5000
if you procure carriers"
Saleh asserts that the interprete in
Cured Bartteots dislike by refusing
to translate to Tippoo lib the major
insulting speeches. He confirms the
story of 800 lashes being given TO slave
and says that Tlppoo warned Barttelot
to be especially careful in dealing with
the Manyenias, it being necessary to
humor them and not in any way to
MODEST their women, in regard to whom
they were particularly sensitive