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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-20
CARDINAL NEWMAN BURIED.
The Funeral Services Attended by MANY
Church and Lay Dignitaries.

The obsequies of the late Cardinal Newman
began with the singing Of the pontifical high
mass at the oratOry at EdgbastOn, England,
yesterday and ended with the interment OF the
remains in the private burial ground attached
| TO the oratory retreat at Rednali, Worcester
shire. The crowd which gathered to see the
| funeral procession was enormous. Many were
| yisibly affected. The favored few who were
admitted to the church we're the principal dig
niiaries Of the Roman Catholic Church in
England. The choir and chancel were thronged
with 1he clergy and in the center WAS the
choir.
Resting on the catafalaue was the coffin.
| covered with pail OF purple velvet, on which
was white shield bearing the arms of the de-
ceased cardinal and his motto, while lying at
the foot of the coffin was the purple hat, one of
the symbols OF the cardinals rank i'll the
church The mass WAS Gregorian and no
hymns were sung. There were five additions
of the body instead of one, as is usual Pre-
clsely at Ii O'Clock a procession of priests,
monks and fathers of the Oratory, with seven
teen bishops in full vestments. entered the
| church and slowly moved along the center
aisle They divided on each side of the coffin
| taking up their position in the choir and in the
chancel Rev. DIR. Edward Ilsley. the Roman
Catholic bishop OF Birmingham, occupied the
| late cardinals throne.
BISHOP, clergy. peers and titled gentry rom
| all parts OF the united kingdom and from ss~
eral countries OF Europe were present Not
signor Stonor represented the pope and Prince
Alfonso Dorio the lsity of Italy Among the
Others who were present were the Duke of
| Norfolk, the Premier Duke and Earl Marshal of
England, whose patent dates from 1888 and
who Is Roman Catholic; the Earl Of Arundel,
his son, boy OF eleven; Lord Chief Justice
Coierldge, Lady Margaret Howard, Viscount
| and Viscountess Southweli and Sir Samuel
Baker. The Anglican Church was represe nted
by Canon Psget, professor of pastoral theology
Colleges. oxford. and Rev, Dr. Oele of London,
I Prot. Francis Newman, the dead ardinai's
| brother. was unable to be present at the cere-
! mony IN consequence of his advanced age and
infrmty. Crowds Of people followed in the
funeral procession. The whole arrangements
were OF the most simple and unpretentious
character, according to the expressed wish of
the cardinal before his decease
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-20
Cotton Baggfng Mills.

Application was made yesterday in the su-
perior court at Augusta, Ga, for letters of in
corporation by capitalists, who will begin the
manufacture Of cotton bagging from cotton
stalk hber. The principal place of the manu-
factory and Office will be in Augusta. The
capital stock is 100000, with the privilege of
increasing TO s5,0OO.O0O. R. A. Springs of
New York, the attorney representing the
northern capitalists, was here last week. W. E.
lures from Mississippi and Texas capitalists for
his process In that section. The company pro-
poses to operate branches in different sections
OF the cotton states. The stalks of the present
cotton crop IN this section will be housed from
the weather aud will yield superior grade of
baggips.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-20
Baron Hirsch's Gift.

Baron Hirsch, the well-known Hebrew
philanthropist of Vienna. has given $40, 600 to
the Young Mems Hebrew Benevolent Society OF
Montreal for charitable work among poor
Hebrews. This gift was brought out by me-
mortal which the society some time ago for
warded to the baron setting forth the objects
OF the society and their need of assistance for
the establishment of house in which to re-
ceive Hebrew immigrants until they are able
to secure work. to establish schools for the
purpose of teaching young Hebrews the
English language and to do other benevolent
work
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-20
MRS. DUNBAR BURIED AGAIN.
An Autopsy Fails to ReAea1 Any Evil
dence Of Violence.

The body of Mrs. Fred Dunbar, which was
dug up from its lonely grave in the garden on
the deserted farm at Connecticut Farms. in
Union county. Nj, where it had been buried
by her husband, was reinterred in Fairmoun.
Cemetery in Newark. Mr.. Dunbar is still con-
fined in the county Jail at Elizabeth. Detec-
tive keron and Chief Hopper still adhere in
their belief that the man is innocent of crime.
The autopsy utterly failed to reveal any traces
of violence and unless the ANALYSIS Of the
stomach should show any traces of poisoning
Dunbar will be acquitted of the charge of
poisoning his wife. The results of the analy-
Sis will not be made known until next Monday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-20
CATsKILL MOUNTAIN,
SARATOGA
LAKE GEORGE
ApIRONDACKs.

On and after SUNDAY. JUNE %. express trains or
Mest snoFe railroad VIII run to and from the Jersey
close connection with fast trains and from Wash
tsTsKILL MOUNTAIN ExPREss-Ieave Wash
inston ~ ~. Jersey City Station at 10 40 m
Arrive Hotel kaaterskilI via Kingston. 3 43 pm.
Phlsdepha e Hobart and Jersey cy 70 Graad
sAKAToGX AND cATsKuL MOUNTAIN Ex.
pREss.--Leave Washington II go pa, Jersey City
station IL 20 a.n- Arrive Hotel Ksaterskiii. via
hifla 800 Mountain House Station IS p No.
falenvillet 20 pm. Arrive saratoga 80 ,. M
Jersey city for Hotel kaatesk Grand Hotel Station
Saratoga aud Caldwell
clAL.ieaye WASHINGTON 900 Am. Jersey city Sta
ton at 32s H. Arrive Hotel kGaterskiil via King
sH1n Hod He si.,o 40
vile 800 Pm: Arrive saratoe1 2:25 pm Parlor
Hotel Station and Washington 70 saratoga withouI
change.
Purchase tickets at Pennsylvania railroad Offices and
connect III the Jersey City station for all northern
sorts by West Shore railroad. BAsgnxe checked
je25to sci General Passenger Agent. New York
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Summer Home In the Alleghanies
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For rates and other informstion address
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-20
Virginia Farmers Alliance.

The Virginia State Farmers Alliance was in
session all day yesterday at Lynchburg dis
cussing proposition to establish state and dis
trio. ware houses where farmers mny purchase
goods at wholesale prices less cost of con-
Quoting ware houses. No decision was
reached The sub-treasury bill will be
discussed today. 1t will be Overwhelmingly
defeated. Gen. HUMPHREYS Of Texas addressed
che alliance last night and Col Polk of North
Carolina viii speak today. 1t is expected that
Maj. Mann Page will be elected president OF
the alliance for the next ensuing year,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-20
Mrs. Gould Again Arrested

Mrs. Lillian Gould, widely known in con.
nec'ion with the Charles n. Gould homicide.
was preparing to leave Murphy, NC, yester-
day en- route to Buffalo, NY, when she was re-
arrested at the instance of parties who had
been previously cabled by members of the
Gould family in England to have her taken
INTO custody whenever she attempted 10 leave
Murphy before the meeting OF the supreme
court In October. Her examination for COM
mitmeat begins today,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-20
PROFESSIONAL

DhoF. CLAY. HE OLD-EsTABLISHED ONLY
Il reliable genuine and Dktursl-lofn ClsirvOy1nS
Astroloser AID medium II ths city; bOru with veil
sno WONDERFUL profhetic gt Of second slgt reveals
every hidden ny sJeTy fnds stolen properly
brings separated together, causes speedy
gives success IN Dusness removes faEllly JrOu6lea
eNn influences. advice love, AnyIAi ug
yOu are IN doubt Of Az business cOundentla Never
been known 10 fAll.
sittines. Soc
P.riors. 500 18th st.n aul6-6,.
MME. kAlHAL- TIE CELEBRATED cLAIRyoY-
VA ant ana Astrolo.1st. the seventh daughter born
Win cauA Las Nohoerful heallns Oliver
ana lucks dates. DonI ialI ibas lady. kOom
~. olOt St NV. iylg 3Ot.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-20
CITY AND DISTRICT.

r<So other paper published has anything
like half many readers in the city Of WASH
ington as has TIE EVENING STAR. and no other
ono has yet supported its claims By an affidavit
of it, circulation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-20
Light House Burned.

The Canadian marine department was no.
titled yesterday that the light house
on Point Richie, on the west coast of
New FoundIand, was totally destroyed by fire
on Friday last. The light house was erected
by the Dominion government in 1871, and has
proved Of great service to the steamers utiiiz-
ing the straits of Belle Isle in gong to and
from England. 1t will hardly be possible to
reconstruct the light house before next spring.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-20
Making a Fortune in Two Davs.

From the Chicago Journal.
On March "a E. L. Hutchinson sold to E. G.
Foreman 200 feet south OF 18th street, ves
'front.' 12911Sx1631f. for $4,000. On July l6 E
G. Foreman sold to George ". Henry the same
property for s1OO, 900, and on July 10 George
W. Henry resold the same property to F. F
Spencer for sI76, 0OO The deeds were all filed
this forenoon and the above amounts appear
as the considerations. Seventy-six thousand
dollars for two days work is considered q fai,
profit among the dealers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-20
THE CHOLERA IN LONDON.
A Severe Case o. the Genuine Asfati,
Type Brought From Calcutta.

A sensation has been caused in London by
the announcement that there is genuine case
of Asiatic cholera in that city Robert leigh.
coal trimmer aged thlrty-six years. landed on
Sunday from the steamer Duke of Argyll, from
Calcutta, which had just arrived. and went to
coffee house, where he secured lodgings
Yesterday he was carried on a stretcher from
the coffee house to Poplar Hospital where the
Asiatic cholera
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-20
Want New Farms.

Six or eight representative British farmers
and three delegates OF leading agricultural
societies will visit Canada next week for the
purpose of reporting upon Manitoba aud the
northwest as a suitable field for settlement. A
number Of British farmers came to Canada on
a similar mission seven or eight years ago. and
their reports, which were published and scat
q most beneficial effect in promoting emigration
to Canada
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-20
BANQUET to the Kaisor.

A grand court dinner was given to the
car at Narva Monday evening. Monday
was the anniversary Of the birth of
the Emperor Of Austria, and the members
Of the Austrian embassy II St Petersburg
in honor Of the occasion were invited to and
were present at the banquet. The car and all
Austrian orders. The car and Emperor WILL
lam proposed to as toasts the ruler Of Austria.
Both used the Russian language.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-20
Twelve Monks Perish

BY the partial destruction by fire of the Mt
Athos Monastery. near Belgrade, twelve monks
have lost their lives. Several buildings were
destroyed. The property includes four
churches, ten houses and two granaries. The
twelve monks lost their lives in trying to save
the property Of the monastery and the sacred
vessels and relics in the chapels and churches
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-20
No Bushes There.

Arthur Day, who is in Jail at welland, Ont.
on the charge Of having murdered his wife by
pushing her over the Niagara Falls embank-
ment, says she fell over as she was picking
gooseberries. There are no bushes anywhere
near the spot where the woman went down to
her death 49,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-20
To Stop Hypnotic Experiments.

bill will be introduced into parliament
next session which proposes to restrict the
public performance of hypnotic experiments.
which are now so greatly in vogue. There il
no cause to doubt the medical testimony which
asserts that much injury is done to their health
by the repeated attempts which are made by
amateur dabblers in the science.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-20
Millionaire Scott Declines to Run.

The democratic congressional conferees fol
Erie and Crawford counties, Pa, met at Cam.
bridgeboro yesterday to nominate q candidate
for Congress for the twenty-sixth district. J.
p. Golfer Of Crawford nominated Hon. W. l.
Scott Of Erie but before a ballot had beer
taken letter from Mr.. Scott was read posi-
lively declining the honor on account Of ii
health and the pressure OF private business
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-20
DOWN TO BOSTING.
What the Washington Veterans Did
and Had There.

A GRAND REUNION OF The OLD BoYs-sToRIEs
By THE YARD AND REcOLLEcrIoNs BY THE
HoUR-wARM-HEARIED HosPITALIrIEs on ALL
SIDES
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Observation-Disclosures,
7ll-----ll--~--
IN THE MOUNTAINS.

A URORA, WEST VIRGINIA
IA The finest health resort in the Aleghsnies Pure
spring water Braci1g AIR. SOFT SPRING beds. Good
table abundsnty supplied Bowling alley tennis ard
croouet No fogs. no hay fever. no mosoujfoes Call
at star office for circulars address j. h. SHAEFER
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-20

Eccry man and U0AadH residing ia South Wash
fngton should stgI az once the petition prinied in
fOdogs STAR against conyiTngifs9 the crude
crossing outrage. Don't think that ono more name
- v no consequence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-20

The twelfth annual convention OF tho
National Electric Light Association began at
Cape May yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-20
POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

N oRFoIk AND OLD PolNr
On snd ssser SATURDAY. ARG %.
FkRS 81 ONE WAY; 81. so ROUND TRIP.
Steamers Lave 9Th street wharf st D m ruea-
day. Thursday and saturday. sunday AZ 70 90 n m
turt her nfor nation nlephone call $50. Lsnds 90
flhey Point each trip soiilg ana rSturuing msy-om
poToMAC RIVER LANDINGS
sI1AhkR JOHN ". THOMPSON
Monday, "Wednesday and Friday. AT s.nl. far -
Nonlini curnonAn and LeonArdto~h. fare. nrSt-
Doc second class Sic frelg hi lower than other
SftAMER '.wAkEFIELD-
- hsssss :,h.st, wharf on MONDAYS THURS
DAY IkibIY aud stSb.f srenih nsS.O Ns 1'
ents Bay. Nd. touchins Al inIern~di-IS l.ndinsa
tsssenger accommodation arst-class"
40 { " RIDLEY
S'S oerer NAnA-er.
M hnElLAND AND Virginia STRAIN BOAT
SspS john A hetehum. for baltimore ana lsndfnrx
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60, STEVENSON BRO
Telephone 49, tje@6;in,l sth 81 wharf
Two NORFOLK AND FORTRESS MONROE
IL steamer Sho. LEARl. from tibet wharf Mon.
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further Information inquire company ocs on IN,
wharf. Ieiel'hole call S45-3 VA. A.. NkLCh Supt
and Den Agt uIa
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For Baltimore and River Landings Steamer STR
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Allly TO
STEPHENSON a BRO,
LnhS-om seventh street Wharf
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sEAsIDE-JERsEY COAST.
sEA-sIDE-NEw ENGLAND.

nIRECT STEAMSHIP LINE FOR BAR HARBoR
~ NEM 1Olsh, MAINE AND MEN BRUSSwfCh
STEAMSHIP COMPANY
The STRICTLY FIRST CLASS STEAMER WIN.
ThHOf leaves every SATURDAY., beginning June :
at > pm, DIRECT for BAR HARB0R. kKsIPORI
and 81. JOHN.
steamer Lucy p MILLER leaves every Tuesday A,
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Maine and the Provinces
u, ne most convenient and enjoyable route for CAM
foBtLlO 81 ASDnEWS. GRAND MASAN
MUOsEHkAD LAKE and ali resorts in Maine
Excursion tickets at reduced rates
steamers leave Pier Is, T., r near foot Of Made,
Lane Freight received daily covered pier Tickets
can be purchased At Lows Exchange, Oi1 broadway
For further information apply TO
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my2S-eo3m Ioo,i % Nv rort
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OCEAN STEAMERS

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FINANCIAL.

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-20
COUNTRY BOARD.
SPECIALTIES.

M RS. DR. MULLER CAN BE CONSULTED AND
M treats successfully all Female Complaints, from
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

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u boxes ssrdnes. 25c.; boxes Imported s.rdInes
with keyD, 25c. big Peaches Apricots 3Oc !:
b n bottle Whisky 25c: quart bottle Csia~ba VINE.
25c Ing bottles NirginiA ClAret ell Green Ginger.
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HOTELS.
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and place. of home coniforts 81 " ~
day; %. 30 10 sfo week T. n KALI auiS-lm
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WASHINGTON. D. O.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-10-25
Value OF Athletic Training.

DO you believe In athleticsY' wm
asked OF a well.known business man who
was found prhcticing with dumb bells al
the back of the store the other day.
Certainly do" he promptly replied
Think II helps your healthf"
IL know II does, and II has saved my
bacon once or twice."
PLEASE relate"
well, a couple of years ago l TOOK
twenty four lessons In boxing and
worked up big muscle and lots OF sand.
i was going home one night soon after
graduating. when a man jumped out al
me from the alley. In minute he was
nowhere"
"Hit him hard, chr
mo didn't Lit him at ALL"
Trip him up and fall on himT
"No"
Didn't kick himY"
"No"
"Well, whit did you dor"
"Outrun hlm But for my athletic
exercises l couldn't have done it,
Detroit Free Press.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-10-25
MR.. cREELEY's OLD HOME.
An Interesting RelIo of Early Days stu
Standing ia wsstchester.

The recent destruction by fire Of the
old Greeley homestead at Chappaqus
brings 10 mind the first homestead OF the
Greeley family In Westchester county,
which was located in Purdys Station.
some miles beyond Chappaqua.
When a very young man Horace
Greeley rented the little house shown in
the picture. paying rent OF So month
therefor. The house was at that time
smaller by several feet than at present.
1t had three rooms, sitting room aud
kitchen on the first floor and bedroom
on the second. Ii Is about a mile aud a
half from the depot at Purdy's and sets
back about twelve feet from the road.
An old fashion stone wall surrounds the
house. and an old swinging gate, on
which the Greeley children used oft TO
swing. gives entrance TO the grounds.
Mr.. Greeley occupied the house. SO
tradition says, for about two years and
then moved TO New York with his fami-
ly. The new tenants OF the house built
an addition. but OF materials SO like the
older part that the Improvement In the
space makes but little difference In the
appearance OF the house. The house Is
very old, SO old. in fact, that the oldest
inhabitant of Purdy' Station cannot tell
when IL was built, and II Is at present
occupied by poor family, the head of
which ekes out an existence from tho
little garden which he tends on the place
and from work on neighboring farms.
While the old homestead has gone to
ashes the older house OF the Greeley
family still stands a curiosity TO visitors
to the little town OF Prudy's Station.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-10-25

tongue plough an set OF rope gear
TINT whup him befo' the weeks out"
lobe wrote out a confession OF faith
on piece Of paper bag, aud carried IL
IN his hip pocket. At night when he
would awake and feel that he must whip
some one or toss sleeplessly on his
wheat straw bed. he would reach over.
grabble his confession out OF his pocket,
read II over, take n chew of long. green
tobacco and then worry along as best he
could One evening while he was milk
ing blue-looking COW that wore mis-
chievous wink, old Bill came up TO the
fence.
brother Tobe." said he. IL think
the time for me 10 whup you have
came"
'Do you reckon II havof" lobe ro-
piled, turning loose the blue cows milk
nozzle and wipIng drop OF pale milk
from his horny hand.
"Yas. | low So
IAN right" lobe responded. and
taking the confession OF faith from his
pocket he put IL on top OF the fence.
plnced stone upon Il aud said: Faith
in things that have been an air yit TO
come rest thar till maui this sinner"
He climbed over the fence aud q few
moments later Bill. with n stitch IN his
side and sciatic disturbance OF the hip,
limpcd toward his humble dwelling.
The next evening. when lobe was again
eking few drops OF milk from the blue
COW. Bill came up 10 the fence aud said;
Pear to be enjoyin' yo'se'f putty
we'll"
"Yas. reasonable SO. Have you gos
woll2'
Not exackly--still got ashooiin' pain
In nv hip"
DO you allus miIkY'
"Yas, do the milkin' all the time"
An you never do let 20 wife milk
nonog"
Mover a tall. Thar air some cows
that wlmmln folks kin milk an agln
thar air others that they kaint tech.
You We got ter skeer a COW when you
wanter get right good milk. Ef you
don't skeer 'em they let down the poor
est milk they We got. I'm great mixer,
me- Jest nachulally skeer cow into
cream. bought COW frnm q Teller
wuast that didn't give nuthin but what
they call blue John. argyed with her
while. but she KEEP on givin' blue
John. got tired one day an damned
her time or two with rail an then
you oughtcr seed the milk. IL want
nothin but cream"
do this here COW sllus switch her
tall thiser wayf" Old Bill asked after q
moments silence.
'oh. yosi specially In ny time"