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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-29

Prepared by DR. J. C. Aver Co.. Lowell. NJ.
Sold by Druggists and P.rfum.r.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-29
Baltinore Markets,

BALTIMORE, April 2s-cotton dull, UNCHANGED.
Flour duu, unchanged. Wheat = southern DIM.
fultz, l.iza1l6 Longberry, llSal.i7; No. 2 red
Lilo; steamer, No. = red, I.is; western irregular:
No. J. winter red, spot, i.l<kaI.ls; Nav. i.ishs
Corn = southern: white, 19asJ; yellow, isIssc
western nrmer: mixed, spot, -: May. Tss: july,
.oa.uh, Oats quiet = ungTaded southern and
do, mixed, ssssI; graded No. . white, sII "a
Rye dull, iowsr-choace western, 9ssss rood to
prime, ssssV. Hay quiet, and steady-prirne fo
choice timothy, 1890. Provisions quiet, an
changed Butter scarce, arm, unchanged. Egas
sugar arm, unchanged. WHISKY steady. IN
changed. rreights to Liverpool per steamer duh,
unchanged kecelpts-nour, ISIS barrels: wheat
1854 bushels; corn, I5ss0 pusnels; Data 800 bush.
chg re, go bushsiA shipmsafs-nouf. N,l0s
Chicaeo Marksts.
CHICAGO, April - tclostng,. - wheas NAV.
tosk; july lost. corn-Nsy, 6sk; July, S9;..
0ae|aly, 81 rcrk-Ng. lLs1s Jaly, ias7E.
i.sd-nsy. Az joy. IA xes = GN. Gs5s
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CONSUMPTION.
BRONCHITIS.
SCRoFULA.
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WASTING OF FLESH.
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STEAM CARPET CLEANING AND Rrsov.rrxa
WORKS.
170s and ITO st. NV

oeh secured. which insues less wear and tecr than
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earpets VIII be called for. stored laid Leave or
ders either If main once. 17OS and ITO Est NV
julius Lsnsburvh's carpet and furniture hou.s 20,
41tn and sts Julius IAnsburxh ware rooms oOs
and 30 Pa ave-; Thos. J. LuttreIl. dry goods cor
<Rh 81 and Pa ave M. H. Nesmyer. halter and
furnishings. 3lO3 NJ ST. n W Melins's Dry Goods
store. 12e6 9Th st. NV The Enterprise pry Cool,
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FOL. TEN YEARS

JOG aohf var; furniture you viii som. DAY,
--A lis Sasf viii nsyss occur again. 50 bay nov.
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mas been used for over FIFTY YEARS nv MT
LJONs OF MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WIFI =
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dl5-ly.
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BRowS's IRON BrrrEKs

Cures Indigestion, Bliousness Dyspspsia .t.l.-,.
Ssr,9isnssS and General Detanty. Ply ncians recon-
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-29

AArhAikScfs IN TIE TRxATkxxr or rxsAxR
PATIENTS RELATED BY MANY PnYsrcrAxs--rHx
IMPROVEMENT THAr Has BEEN MADE m TEE
CURE OF THOSE BKRKrr OF nxAsoS.
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FOR TEN YEARS.

'0'- Patrons know. have sod Furniture lower
H-A AM other house N Washington.
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NINE A. Rurrrnrs NV Boox

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kin and sensiole lang uAse showing how any one
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CANPBEI-S
FARNISH STAINS.
KrDDEs's REMOVAL SALE
MAKES A DROP IN FURNITURE
FOR TEN YEARS

FOR Ten YEARS
have carried the fines: stock Of Household Fu-ni
'-ie " - found In his city.
FOR TEN YEARS
- o. Patrons know. We have sod Fu-nitur. lower
N-A AM other house N Washington.
FOX TEN YEARS
>A''H< and satisfactOn- wing credit sys-
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NV sA--Viy and comfortably on credit tia. other,
Lave doas Zoe cash.
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s-.'onabis Furniture. such q. R.srsxera,or..
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JOG dont want furniture rou you viii som. a,x
'--s S1sf Will nsys. occur again. ~ bay nov.
RIDDEN.
The FURNITURE DEALER
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-29

suld D al DrugNists.
Ha6 SCOTT BOVINE. Chemists. NY
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-04
NrMs INA NuTsmELI-

The Rev. DIR. Boutwell, who swal-
lowed small cork from bottle n few
weeks ago IL dead. He Suffered
Intense agony up to his last breath.
Mrs. J. W. Mackey entertained
Senator washburn Of Minnesota on the
2ud Inst, In London, giving q banquet
In his honor and inviting many Of her
friends TO meet him.
Mrs. Mehitable Dayton Of South
Glastonbury, Conn, celebrated her
IO4th birthday on the 3rd Inst. She
was born May l, 1881. She received
her birthday visitors sitting on chair
made 100 yran ago.
On tho 8rd Inst. At the Omaha yards
OF the u. p. railroad there ws fear.
full wreck. Thirty loaded cars were
smashed to pieces. George Gleason, q
yard foreman, and Gus Hamburg, a
fireman, were killed. The l6ss IL csti-
mated at $4,000. The cause Is not
known, but II Is supposed that the
wreck was caused by an obstruction.
The crucihx carried by Columbus
when he first visited America IN said
TO be IN existence In n convent In Cali
fornia. II IN to be forwarded 10 Notre
Dame Indiana, where II Will he held
In the museum OF the Roman Univcr-
sity there. President Palmer Of the
Worlds Fair N In hopes that II viii Dc
secured ~ an exhibit for 1909.
The Eastern Investment Go. OF Bos.
ton was ordered TO close upon the .nd
inst. The company wa- chartered In
Maine In 1900. yet Il advertiscs NJ hav-
Ing been In business fourteen years.
The authorized capital IL s2,0O0,OOQ, Of
which Il l. alleged 81 100000 has been
subscribed. The surplus IL stated TO 10
Sl5e, 900 and the public II informed
that per cent. Is paid on investments.
Lincoln, Neb., has ono OF those no.
torlous criminal trials 10 frequent OF
late, ON its hands. II IN known an the
sheedy murder trial. Sheedy was
beaten 10 death by negro, who was
said TO be- crlminally intimate with
Mrs. Shcedy. II II In many features
similar to the Milllngton case In Den.
yer. An effort IA being made 10 ex.
culpatc Ms. Sheedy, aud then lynch
the negro.
The now City Of Payis has made her
trial trip. She has proved ~ f'ect rs
ever. The Cny Of Parts Is the same
vessel that she was before the accident
that occurred thirteen months ago.
No one who goes over the beautifully
appointed steamer and visits the lower
ca6ius where the water swept through
from port 10 .,arl,oard can believe that
she ever came No near going 10 the bot
tom, or that the beautiful running ma
chineIy Of the engine rooms was once n
mass OF tangled aud broken Iron.
Director General Davis OF the
Worlds Fair thwarted n scheme by
which sharp tourists Intended 10 profit.
Americans going to Europe were In
the habit Of applying for certificate
authorizing them 10 boom the Fair In
London, Ps'is Vienna aud Rome.
This certificate would entitle its holder
TO many privileges, such ms entrance
10 art galleries, museums, libraries and
such. Davis brought the matter be.
fore tho Board OF Control Of the Fair
on the 2nd Inst, and II was decided
that no certificates be issued to any
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-04
THE FOURMIES RIOT.
The People Arm Themselves Against
the Troops: The Government
Will Investigate.
THE INFLUENZA spatAoiNo RAP.
IDLY IN ENGLAND.
Disorders At Bckcs. Hungary The
soldiers Clear the Streets and
Arrest the Leaders.
l.assrers Have Gone 90 belgium TOT
Assns aad Dynamite.

I.assrers Have Gone % Belgium for
Asms aad Dynamite.
FouRMiEs, May 4.--The situation
here today 10 grave, and the greatest
excitement prevails throughout the
town and vicinity. The actual state OF
the feeling can be best Judged from
the fact that many leaders Of the poPu-
lar movement. the Lest known repro
sentatives Of the labor party, have
started for Belgium for arms aud dyna-
mite for use sgAinst the troops here.
A report has reached hero that = guam
tity Of Dynamite, destined for the PEG.
pie Of this town, was seized while be-
Ing smuggled across the frontier from
Belgium. Cavalry pickets will bc sta
toned all along thel route Of the tuner
nj procession Of the victims Of tue
May day massacre; for such IL The
term applied 10 the tragedy by the PEG.
pie here. The government has sent
two delegates here with instructions 10
make thorough inquiry Into the causes
which led 10 the disturbance OF labor
day, and the action Of the officers
who ordered the troops to hre on the
people.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-04

BRUSSELS. May 1.-THE northeastern
French and the Belgian coal fields arc
In the main idle. The mon, however, arc
acting In law abiding manner. The
only scene Of disorder which has been
recorded occurded near Liegc. There
was fight, yesterday, near that town,
between the strikers and tho gen
d'armss. The latter were getting the
worst Of the encounter and, finally,
used their revolver, and the result was
that several Of the rioteu were wound-
Cd.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-04

USIoNTowN, Pa, May i.-l.ast
night Superintendent Gray and the pit
boss Of L.isring No. 2 went 10 rescue
two men who had been 10 work aud
We're being held az prisoners by the
strikers. They set upon and stoned the
men. When the deputies came TO their
aid, thot was fired by the strikers.
Superintendent Gray thon ordered the
deputies 10 fire, and In the volIey
which followed, John Mnhan, a striker,
fell dead and other received u mortal
wound. Tho situation Ia how reported
quiet.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-04
Reserved sccne. OF disorder.

VIENNA. May A dispatch re-
ecived from Boxes, Hungary, states
that there were renewed scenes OF dis
order there yesterday. Immense crowds
surrounded the prison and demanded
the relcase Of their comrHde who IN Ar
rested. This police present were unable
10 control the crowds, aud sent for
troops. The military soon cleared tho
streets, many Of tho leaders OF the POO.
ple being arrested,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-04

0raphophonc and President OF the
North American Phonogrnph Com.
pany assigned today with preferences
amounting to s25, 900. The liabilities are
estimated at 100000; assets, sioo,oou.
The American Graphophone Company
aud the American Phonograph Com
pany are not, II is said, affected ny the
failure.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-04

LIVERPOOL, May i.--rhe influenza
IL spreading aiarmlngly here. n num-
Der OF clergyp,en are III with the
maledy, and at many churches services
could not be held yesterday In con-c-
aience. II has been found necessary
10 close tho woolton Convalescent In
stitute, a. the whole staff Of doctors and
nurses are Frustrated with tho In
duenxA.
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OMAHA, May A heavy freight
uain 10 the Union Pacific yards was
aitched last night, the engine ana Ave
loaded cars being demolished. Con.
uuc'or George Gleason was killed and
tns engineer and fireman seriously In.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-04

WASHINGTON, May i.-Thc Post
says that when the President aud Mrs.
Harrison return from their Western
trip they will take up their residence
ut Cape May point, where the Presi-
dent will spend M much Of Ills time as
possible. Ii IL the intention Of Mrs.
Harrison TO have . number OF Inn
provcments made nj the White House
during her absence.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-04

PANAMA, May "A recent attempt
at rebellion In Bolivia has been sup
pressed. Now 1t IL stated that an al.
tempt 10 assa-sinate the President was
accidentally discovered. A number
Of soldiers were found to have been
supplied with ball ammunition for the
purpose.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-04

ROCHESTER,, N. ", May &-Eariy
this morning . two-story frame build
Ing was burned, and Herman Ste.
phaBsh and wife perished. The other
inmates had = narrow escape from
death. The fire originated from lamp
explosion,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-04

LONDON, May 4.--The bricklayes In
most Of the centers ~ England have
struck for higher wages. The strike
has caused much annoyance TO the
contractors, and has thrown out OF en-
ployment large number OF men be-
longing to the associated trades.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-04
The Insevnatis.ai Ceaveusies Of
uschintsts.

PITTspCRa, May 4.--The third an
nual convention Of tho International
Association Of Machinists opened here
this morning with one hundred and
reventy.hve delegates from all parts Of
the United States, Canada and Mexico
present.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-04

II Is said TINT there are millions Of
grasshopper eggs In some parts Of San.
pete county, aud the farmers are turn.
Ing their chickens on the farms hop
Ing that they will destroy them.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-04
Drowned.

osAwArouir, Ins., May 4.--Yester;;
day afternoon Frank Williamson nnu
child were drowned by the overturnlng
ofthcir wagon while iording the river,
west Of here. The mans wife was
Rescued.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-04

MAYS LASDiSa, N. j., May A.
The heavy rains have quenched the
forest fires around here and In the
vicinity Of Pleasantville. In al.
dition TO the great loss sustained
by the burning OF valuable timber,
much small game has been destroyed
and Wild berries ruined.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-04
Pre-ideus Harrison on his way ."
oregon.

RED BiurP, California, May ~,
President Harrison and party eifivcu
here ut $3.50 this morning on men way
10 Oregon. He received warm fe'
ception.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-04

BOONE, Iowa, May s.-Shsrp frost
this morning did some damage to the
fruit In this section.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-04

NEw YORK, May 4.--Jesse II. Lip
pinoot'' sole lessee Of the American
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-04
1000 Remnants and Dress Patterns on our Center Counter

Price.
300 Bantne and Cashmere Embroidered French Dress Patterns regular
inch Black price
q yards OF loo. unbleached shcetlug si.O0.
u Good Beacb,d
u Good Bingham for sl.O0.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-04
OUR CURTAIN DEPARTMENT OFFERS

Lot OF csc Curtain Nets at loo.
A Lot Of Sc Scrms at alc.
Lot OF yard Curtains at 75c pair regular price 81 o.
Lot OF ~ yard Curtains regular price s275, at $500
Odds and Ends In Curtains Slightly Curtain Nets Half
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HOSIERY AND NOTION DEPARTMENT.

Lot Ladies' Coord Border dozen regular price zoe
Lot Ladies' Colored Border Handkerchief regular price
si.0O. - - '' ''e i'
Lot Ladies' Colod per Dozen regular price
sl.25. ~ '
CUSTOMER
Lot o. Pure Dnwnese Handkerchief regular price e5c
Palm q Chidren Seamless Black price
Lot Children ilbbed Jersey
Assorted Lot Of iie Vests containing
choice for go. - - 49,
EVERY DAY WILL HIRING
We offer 800 Chidrnh 25c mud Caps at
Chidren's Null n
Lots Chldrens Mar 'es atsat i5c aud e5 worth double
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White Goods and Table Linen Departments Offer

Cheek Nansooksst 70 per yard, regular price 7lc.
Check Nansooks Mt nc
Lot Of Black Satin stripe 10 Mousene
regular price, 8c 49, ' ~ N'
knotd Firing.
2for "'~ 'N"N'' "''' NV ~
J Lot OF Honeycomb Towels at 10 o Dozen
much. 1852 "N''''"' '"'e' 80
and 50c yard. $500 ' wv wv
Lot Of sa genuine French Aaes Spreads under
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-04
7. AUorbaCh \ Bro s
TREMENDOUS
B BARGAIN SALE
Sure to prove memorable a. the GREATEST SACRIFICE
Of AMI Desirable
Dry Goods
EVER SEEN IN SALT LAKE CITY.
WORDS DO NOT COUNT OUR PRICES TALK CONE AND PROFIT
Our Silk Department offers each day during the Sale
FIVE NEW SPECIAL BARGAINS
OF which only One Dress will be sold to each Customer
THE PRICES WILL BE MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES.
Please do ask Goods which Salo
To-day.
TODAY Is; YOUR DAY!
bring you advantage

SURF bring regret. II you do not take advantage
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the singing begins early in the afternoon. The
diet 10 hard copra and q sweetmeat Of pound
ed pondemus are the only dishes observed
outside tho palace: but there seems no defect
In quantity. aud the King shares with them his
turtles. Three came in boat from Kuria dur
ing our stay: one was kept for the palace. ono
sent To us. ono presented to the village Il IL
the habit Of the islanders to cook the turtle In
its carapace: we had been promised the shells.
and we asked q taboo on this foolish practice.
The face OF Tembinok' darkened and he an
swerod nothing Hesitation In the question OF
the we'll could understand. for water is scarce
on O low island; that he should refuse to inter-
fore upon point Of cookery was more than I
had dreamed Of: and gathered rightly or
wrongly that he was scrupulous OF touching
in the least degree the private life and habits
OF his slaves SO that even here. In full des.
potism. public opinion has weight: even here.
in the midst OF slavery. freedom has a corner.
Orderly. sober. and innocent, life flows In the
isle from day to day as In model plantation
under model planter. It Is impossible to
doubt the benehcence OF that stern rule. A
curious politeness q soft and gracious man.
ner, something efYeminate and oourtly. dis
tinguishes tho islanders Of Apemama; It is
talked OF BY all tho traders, It was felt even by
residents so little beloved as ourselves. and
noticeable even in the cook and even in that
scoundrels tones Of insolence Tho King.
with his manly and plain bearing. stood out
alone: you might say he was the only Gilbert
Islander in Apemama. Violence. so common
in Butaritarf. seems unknown So are theft
and drunkcnness I am assured the expert
ment has been made Of leaving sovereigns on
tho beach before the village: they lay there
untouched. In all our time on the island was
but once asked for drink. This was by o mighty
plausible fellow. wearing European clothes and
speaking excellent English. Tawain his name
-or. as the whites have now corrupted It tom
white"-one Of the Kings supercargoes at
three pounds month and Q percentage o
medical man besides. and In his private hours
a wizard. He found me ono day In the out
skirts Of the village. in secluded place. hot
and private, where the taro pits arc deep and
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-08
THE SOUTH SEAS.
LIFE UNDER THE EQUATOR.
LETTERS FROM A lHsuRelY TRAVELLER.
Copyright 1891 BY 9. .. Meolurs.l
CHAPTER LrX.

THE KING OF ArEMAMA: krNo AND COMMONS.
OroLu. Samoan Islands. August 1891.-We
saw little OF tho commons. At first we mot
them at the we'll where they washed their
linen and we drew water for the table. The
combination was distasteful and having
a tyrant at command, We applied to the
King and had the place enclosed In our taboo.
Il was one OF the few things which Tambinok'
visibly boggled about granting. and It may be
conceived how little popularit made the stran-
gers. Many villagers passed US daily going
nneld. but they fetched . wide circuit round
our taboo. and seemed to aveittheir looks. At
times we went ourselves into the village. q
strange place-Dutch By its canals. Oriental
by the height and steepness Of the roofs which
looked at dusk like temples but We
were rarely called into house: no
welcome. no friendship was offered us.
and Of homo life we had but the one
view: tho waking Of corpse. frigid painful
scene: the widow holding on her lap the cold.
blush body Of her husband. and now par
taking Of the refreshments which made the
round Of the company. now weeping and kiss
ing the pale mouth. II fear you feel this
afltction deeply" said the Scotch minister
Eth. sir. and that dol" replied the widow
i've been greetin' a. NIGHT: an moo I'm just
goun to sup this bit parritch. and then I'll
begin on greet again" In our walks abroad I
have always supposed the islanders avoided