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reported by DIR. II. Deshon from As;ahc eholsra
proves upon autopsy not TO have been eaa->d
bs ihAt disease.
foR RfiIEF OF TYR ooSrfNrD rsssfScrRs
Some excited friends OF the cabin paaseare-.
on the ouaranfined stean,shiDs were rot,r
-, az, -, -, -. =, - -
- - -. -, ~ -
OF neg ste"moosis on Nhlcn the passenger
couia ue fsnioNea ifotn 'ne lhlscteo Ne--'ar Ana
sep' cnui n. uangct o' choic'a haa lAs-sd
ihef Ne,is to me "ah'ss ol ne-.e AZ sne soueo
iineS at'o eecureo of fH"ns oi severn r"~insr
NcNa@'AEAht i'tiocs
IN the I'ernocn they appeared q, me onlee
on W A. Ntt 1e 20. asa wanted 70 ren, me
sseSt'ea heA"fe' NO" Hths NJ Pse' ~ 1~-'
- 90, -, , A. a.
-. ssSs-, - t."nfH' a"''" 'n"' ne
..We- !. -. =. S,IHs. :; -. ~, ....., d..
y ~ o.ye0'. sAiu ue 'i.s'
s, 80 !0N my P''' VIC ~"h' '"e
W ..r 49,. A.. .,,...- 4, ,..,, n, -.
~, 40. can have 'ne steamer u you wi oas
80 &C.. -. w "u' Sne o"h NC fen'7u
-
fhoIhsrs a"NSsr rHt SANDY HOOK scHs>t-
/ The borough board Of health met st Atlantic
Highlands YESTERDAY. Secretary James ".
! leonard was i,,st-uctcs .o sc-a . ,cles,r.,o A.,
,h. ,ox.r.,,r ,,,.,...,i, a.. ,..'s,., :,
cahir orr chez s., ,,.s,. .s.'s
a. sa,s, uo.L n, s,-,h -. -'its
20, A. .nS ,,,,ht a,'S -, -. - -,
| iee N.v1- .,,,.,a -, . ,,a,.h a. 80.
! governor asking his in,srs,r-,,ca !, h.hsI, =,
/ the borongh "
"S s~iNb'hNh
oeath wac reported here tins morning of Q
Cholera patient on Swinburne Island having
occurred last night.
A disra,cb received bo-s y.s,.-s., from, IA.
seib.-t ths 80, - c.'... ~ .'.'s.a =.
,his cit, n, -, =, - - nm I'M - - . ~
half of the board Of health ~ New YoTk w.',ia
seem 20 Indicate tl,st ,ha .,,,,.,,., e.. !.
n,uch uorse ,h.,, =, - '''"'''' '''e'e
| 80. -. -.
| .A''"N AhhoAp.
| cyrus Edson, the sanitary superintendent ard
says;
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JUSTICE ONEAL REAPPoINrED.-The Presi-
dent has reappointed Lewis L O'Neal justice
Of the peace for the District Of Columbia
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IMMIGRATION PROHIBITED. - The United
States consul at Quebec telegraphs that an
order in council has been passed prohibiting
immigration by land or sea to Quebec
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-08

ONE CASE AT AMsrERDAM.-The United
States consul at Amsterdam reports one case Of
| cholera in that city,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

&eREv. d. J. JENKINS. THE PHILAN:
49, ulropic minister of Charleston, 8. c., will
greaeh at the 10th 81. Baptist Church THURSDAY
ENENiNG, scptember s. at 8 o'clock. subject: THE
forgotten Children" Public cordially invited 1t.
a IxSMAs ONIC.-A REGULAR COSVOCATfON
SoS OF Washington r. A. Chapter. No. 9, will
THfs ri ned IN me chapter sha,n6er MASONIC Tenpe
ance earnestly requested. BY order of the H. z. IL.
r tlt 5. Z. SLATER. Secretary.
R~FARRAGUT POST, NO. 10. g.. a. r.
tant meeting THIS Evening at 8 O'Clock. By
order OF Commander z. H. RIPLEY. 1t
F~GEOPGETOwN COUNCIL, NO 007, A. l..
80 OF HONOR.-Notice is hereby given to
members Of this council who have been members of
the A. l.. Of Honor for FIVE years that the dividend
checks will be ready for distribution at the next
lar meeting Of the council FRIDAY, September o.,
1882. -
IT. JAMES P. WALLACE. Secretary.
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS ToDAY.-Internal
revenue, S569, ,973 customs. s4S2, ,s46.
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FINANCIAL.

EQUITABLE Co-opERAr1vs
ItlLDING ASSOCIATION
OFFICE. 1908 ST. NV.
HSANS- Thore who desire loans to nav for prop
erfy, pay OF MORTGAGES. for buildt NJ
purposes, should ascertain thet terms upon
which money is sloansi ~ the Equitable
Cooperative building Association.
Eighty-seSen monthly paymsnts of prin-
tipal and interes, settles n loan in full
Any portion or al of n loan. however.
may be settled at time by paying
orued intsres: to date Of such settle
ment. Heavy expenses avoided
issETs. s1.315l1
Fam phiets srp'nfpin1 fhs udrdntd1ss
and benefits Of the assoc!G' non and ether
information furnished upon Application
GIths Office. 1905 Est.
se3-lw JNO. JOY EPSON, secy
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A Ship with . Clean Bill as Baltinoss.

BALTIMORE, Nd, Sept. s.-The first vessel
bound to Baltimore upon which cholera might
be expected TO make It's entry was the North
German Lloyd steamer Stuttgart, from Bremea,
which arrived OF the lower quarantine grounds
last evening. Dr. Heisken detained her until
this morning, when he made an individual ex-
animation Of the vessel's forty y-nine saloon pas
sengers and 742 immigrants- The crew Of
ninety mine men were also subjected 10 the In
spection. The vessel was given . clean bill and
came up TO her dock af 10 O'Clock this morning.
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QuEBEc, sept. a-The provincial govern
ment has issued . proclamation giving fun
forcs 10 the by-Aws adopted by the censrsl
medical board The proclamation provides
briefly that no Passengers whatevcr nay be
permitted 20 land from infected ports In any
part Of this province and that no immigrauts.
no matter whsrs haillng from, ere - - nnAsd
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To Attend the Sovereign Grand Lodge.
Mr.. VIM. p. Allan and Mr.. r. A. Mclean left
the city today for Portland, Ore, where they
60 as representatives Of the District Grand
Lodge to the Sovereign Grand Lodge, !. o. O.
T., which meets in that city ON the 18th instant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-08

CHARLHs BowEx, by Messrs. Ralston 4 Sid
dons. seeks q divorce from Dora. A. Bowen (ne,
Childress), to whom he was married juno IA
1881, ON the ground Of dessrtion July Is, 1885
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-08
L PEaPErUAL BUI1DIsG Association.
The Undivided profits are.....- $50. 6GI

The Only Place in TIE city where you get X pe-
cent per annum and have your E.cHey returned to
You without waiting. Il your interest cunts 20
s1OOr more Pc month pay il month; If lsss
than go interest raid every three months. On
shares withdrawn We pay > pe- cent per anHura; OH
Iaa.rred shares. I" per cent ,e- arnum On snecial
Iay 4lents q per cent We are re3eerni1g the
first. second and third tie fcIr:h series ma
tuIes next March and viii be redeemed 2. 70 rer
cs-t Ter aannT Our monthly receipts reach $50 600
We pay thousands OF dollars mcathy "a Interest to
o1g- members. 10 costs nothing go in. II costs
r,.hin- 70 cone out We always return ev0-y rent
Iut in with interest IL any i dls- We have
Vassers 10 ray away the members r,cney TO- We
lave been ruarin- now nearly e,even years. and
DURING 81 that tle assets have reen more than
e-rCvnt % business done snd the !rOs.s earned
I- than any other Bildinv Associstion in the United
States. We are a home ASSOCIATION exclusively.
lav ne no branches in any other city state
We advance $50 on each share for 50 monthly;
$50 on shares far so monthly Si.OI0 on shares
fur Slz monthly 81 5non 10 shares so monthly
e.. OCO oI. 20 shares for an monthly.
Any portion Al, os the debt nay b. settled at any
time and payments reduced monthly. The expenses
Of Obtaining money from $40 and rsrely
cesd- Sl5- Tie small expenses. COMMISSIONS to
pay the p-ivilee OF reducing the Indebtedness at any
tine. makes alvan come chGsIAr to uem-
hers than grttings straight .1an the street. We
advance threeto-tis Of tn. value OF -ea, estate
first ceed % trust Parties bui ln< oh tain their
money the in proven snts rro--ess Shares he
Had and Payments lae any time without any back
dues being rsIGirei.
G. c. DUNCANsON President
LEWIS ABRAHAM. V:c- Prgsidcnt.
JOHN COOK. Secretary. 5oo llth St
+. g. SAXTON. Treasurer.
c. T. E.SJsTFc, Attorney
Eo.ri 20. COrcoran tI,dinc.
A. Y. NEEKER. 207 ~ s. Sc. receives dues from
rneIabers residing on Capitol Hill se:S.t'
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THOSE HANDY TOOLS.

R,THOSE HANDY TOOLS.
Don't let your place run to rack
and ruin for lack of proper tools.
Keep the repairs up-it makes
things look neater and adds won
derfully to your home comfort.
We make up special tool chests,
with assortment according to
your taste. Good assortment for
&S better at &10 and at higher
prices according to number
and quality of tools. Drop in
and let US hx you mp q chest.
ROLLER-SKATING TIME
By the way. boys. you haven't
forgotten the good times you had
last year On roller skates. This
cool autumn weather puts in
mind of skates. We have the best
and lowest-priced line Of skates
in the city.
BARBER ROSS.
Buildsrs' Hardware.
COR. 11TH AND G SITS. n. ". SEQ
~Now READY
YOUMANS. NEW YORK.
FALL STYLES HATS
Also complete stock
DERBY AND SOFT HATS
FOR MEN AND BOYS.
LARGEST STOCK CANES AND UMBRELLAS.
JAMES Y. DAVIS SONS,
se2-n 1901 PA AVE.
moved her once si to is3s 1Ss & n n. aaS ne
once hour.-lo-1 Fam; 45pm ses.lv.
RNO. MORAN. 2la6 PENNA- AVE.
aud md isiI Up p.icss Ices T.isDSons. ssz 10 ssi-s% .1
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DrEuL AND OrHrn ELECTRIC FANS

Repaired. Electric Motors sn6 Dy-
nGmos overhauled and put IN thor
ough order. Commutators turned
of and new ones furnished
Field Magnets and Armatures rexound
in our own shop on the premises.
Motor and Dynamo Brushes for any
machine IN stock or made to order.
JORDAN & Macleod,
Engineers, Mseninists. Electricians.
sul7-lm 5l2 10th St. nv.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-08

President Carnot has arrived at Fontainebleas
from his tour in ths south of France.
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FINANCIAL
PUr YoUn MONEY AT INTEREST,

Many marvel a. the immense wealth ~ many
os cur milfouairs-- Real Their history. In
va-.lbly They P'ace1 thor money wjt-T@ ~
safe an, where il would make more money. and
: h.s Erovn from hundreds TO thousands. and
froIu t'o-sands to millions. Lo not permit your
i-ou-y 20 r@Insin idle. Pace Il vher- il viii be
a'r-piuf-iy safe and where IL VIII Increase. The
s-Ibrsnteec , per cent DsbsntfITe Bonds and the
q ger cens Peal Estate Notes %: this Company
ar~ h'th absolutely safe and profitable invest
ir-utS.
The Dsbanture Bonds arr issued in sums of
eco. $500 AMI s1.0p. and paw Der cent in
teres:--interesJ payable s'Iui-srInuzi.y.
Frs MortSare Notes. IN any n. paying
Gper cent interest. Tines. net yer cent the
FIRST year and 6 per cent Observation-Disclosures ray
able seuli-aEnuslly.
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Swedish Immigrant To BE Quar.ntssed.

sAuLr STE MARIE, MICH, Sept e-Thirty-
two Swedish emigrants from Liverpool by tho
Allan line steamer Circassian and the Canadian
Pacific railroad, and bound for the northwest,
were quarantined at the Canadian 500 yestsr-
day by Deputy Collector Of Customs Carleton.
who acted on instructions from Washington.
They are In good health, but viii be held Just
over the border for one day and washed and
thoroughly disinfectcd and their baggage funai-
gated
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SECURITY From Loss
BT BURGLARY. ROBBERY. FIRE OR ACCIDENT.
THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST COM
PASY,
FIRE PROOF GRANITE BUILDING.
9Th AND SITS. NV

SECURITIES and yALUABLES Of every descrip-
tioI. Including honds and stocks. plate. 1eweiIy.
deeds g.. taken for safekeegi- or special guaTan-
tee. at the lowest rafes.
TIE company also rents safes insi.s its burglar
proof vaults II prizes ranging from 80 20 go Ter
nun. according u size. Rooms ard desks adjoining
vaults provided for safe renters
Deposits of money received On interest. Income
collected and RENTED for a moderate charge.
The company acts executor, administrator and
guardian. and receives and executes trusts of every
description from the courts. corporations and inii-
viCusls
Al trust funds and investments kept separate
and apart from the assets OF the company
Wills receipsed to- and kept safely without charge.
i few desirable oics rooms for rent in the W. L.
and T. Co. = building to approved tenants.
Ii BIAINARD H. WARNER President.
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". $. HOGE. Pres T. G. DANIEL. Sec.
UNITED states BUILDING AND LOAN Asso-
CITATION. 1913 81. Washington. d. C.
Shares. 500. payable N monthly instslllnents.
vla.cl Part.cip&:e in all profits and in 81
months.
Pays interest on money DEPOSITS IN any amount.
band PEI cent interest raid speciai deposits
from he date they made. tyS-3.n
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No Cholera Reported I'm Bremen.
bremen, Sept. s.-No case Of cholera has
been reported here since Saturday and IL Is
claimed that the city is free from the disease.
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AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST CO.. .
A. 7. BRITToN, President.
Parking Houss. I4oj G st. n-p.
S-oraye BareAouss. 40 fJlh st. n.p.
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UNION SAVINGS BAxk.
500 7TH ST. NV
Bank hours o:30 to g. Open till about the middle
and end of each month. Saturday evenings. open
from G to 8 O'Clock.
Four FER cent interest ordinary deposits remain
ing four months Dividends from the earnings of the
banA on installnent deposits for FIVE or ten years.
Five and - cents savings stamps for sale at the
bank and at the agencies in all parts of the city
F.H. SMITH.
auoe-lm President.
y Member \. Y. stock Ex-
CoRsoN h MAOARTEFy
SIQvEE BrILpING. I4loF ST Wv:
Deposits. E1chsnse Loans. Collections
n.ilrosd stocks and Bonds ana AZ s9cpr!te; listed
and Baittmore bousht and sold -'
Bond. al 'Ea as and Tss
phone stoct d dealr 9 IN:
IwIs @. TEwKsBuRI, VI. B. BIBDs.
Member Washington Stock EIchansa
LRwIs G. TEwKsBuRY 4 CO..
BaNEERs AND BROKERS'
1928 ST, WASHINGTON. D. O..
lC- and sell for cash margin Stocxs, Bonds,
Grsir, Prov:sions and Oil
Direc; private wires to New York and Chicago
Interest allowed DEPOSITS.
out-of town business a specially
All Local SECURITIES dealt in.
Constant quotations a.! markets. Telephone-545.
oc21-tr
G. L. HAvrssEn.
Eemher Washington Stock Exchange.
Real Estate and Stock Broker
Rooms sant IL. Atlantic building.
$50 st. NV
INVESTMENT SECURITIES.
stocNs Bonds and Grain bought and sold for cash Or
rra-yin.
Cotton bought and soId in New York or New Orleans
CORRESPONDENTS.
- Bsche Co.. New York Stock Exchange
lehman Bros. New York Cotton Exchange.
Lehman. Stern q Co.. New Orleans Cotton Ex-
change.
Le-nson Bros. 4 Co.. Chicago Board CT Tra,f..
Private wires TO New York. Chicago and New Or
.ears- Telephone. 453. ie17-tr
$50. 5000. $4,000.
Doubled in eo DAYS. A perfect god mine. Safe
FCva-s.-Ient bonds. Send stamp fO- particulars
EXCHANGE. S34 B-oatway.
New York city. ar20- In
G.. A. r. ENCAMPMENT
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Libbey. Bittinger l. Miller.
Popular-priced Lumber Dealers.
Cor. 9th and n. Y. ave. NV.
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n~THE STATEMENT THAT APPEARED IN
49, the morning Poet concerning the death of
Mr.. Patrick Moore, saying that he leaves wife and
adopted daughter lie Incorrect He leaves only wife
to survive him. th'l Mrs. p. MOORE.
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The following is the oficial bulletin on The
cholera cases Issued this morning By ths hsalth
board:
''New York, Sept 9, 10 An--No casss Of
cholsEa have appeared n this siv. n asa<h
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K~NINTH SERIES.
CITIZENS EQUITABLE BUILDING Assoc1A.
TION,
HALL 3IsT AND N ST.,
- GEORGETOWN, d. C.
MEETING MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 12 1892
BOOKS STILL OPEN FOR SUBSCRIPTIONS TO
NINTH SERIES.
s. THOs. BROWN, President.
EDGAR FRIsBY, Y. President.
c. p. WILLIAMS, Secretary.
seS-6t EDGAR p. BERRY, Treasurer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-29
TIE BOSS BUTCHERS


Make somo Statements Tint Are Not
Horne Out by tho Facts. lis.
ITO The Elhior oftat InieiiiDeretr. 8 @
slR:-1n your columns OF yesterday
appeared an article from tho employing
butchers In connection with our strike
that contains SO many glaring mlsstate.
mcnts in regard 10 both their position
and ours TINT We ieol We cannot allow it
to remain uncontralic,ed. In tho'iirst
place they state that wo insisted upon
working. from q o'clock IN tho morning
unit! Q o'clock in the evening, and thon
splurgo out In IN effort to show how
this system would affect those employ
ers who attended market and worc COM
PEELED 10 bo up and at work at 8 o'clock
in the morning. The truth OF tho mat
ter Is that in the conference VIC agreed
to work twelve consecutive hours II day
and three hours on Sunday, giving our
employers tho privilege OF starting the
days work when they pleased.
Another statement OF tho bosses, as
ridiculous rs 1t Is untruthful, is that
after they 90 to market at o'clock
and como back at 10, they have nothing
to do until or o'clock In the evening,
when they aro required to kill ono
steer, ono calf aud two lambs-an hour
and fifteen minutes work." Wo can
only suppose that the boss butchers do
not consider that making sausages and
pudding, washing wagons, cleaning
horses, yards and premises, hauling coal
and all tho other general work which
every butcher Is called on to perform,
do not constitute work OF any kind. As
to doing tho amount OF steer, calf and
lamb killing in the time mentioned, We
will give u big reward to the butcher
who can do it properly in less than
twice tho time.
Tho claim of the bosses that wo forced
the strike upon them against their
protest is unwarranted. We did nil wo
could TO avert trouble, and with this
end in view begged of our employers to
prepare scale in accordance with their
own views so that we could make ours
conform TO their wishes, il possible.
They tbluntly refused to do this, and
simply ignored our right as union men
to make any demand upon them.
The reason we have not placed all the
butchers OF this vicinity on either tho
list Of those who signed or that OF those
who did not is because we have taken
no account OF butchers who do not en-
ploy labor outside OF their own families.
We are hardly so vicious as some OF the
employers would have us be. We don't
want to boycott any one II it can be
avoided.
Our position, in brief is that We
agree to work twelve consecutive hours
every week day and throw in three
hours on Sunday for good measure.
Their position is that We work when
they please, as long as they please and
for what wages they please.
These are the two sides OF the ques-
ton in nutshell, and We are content
to leave public opinion decide the
matter.
AIessrs. T. schenk l. Sons are not OIL
the boycott list, as their men work only
ten hours per day, which is satisfac-
tory. BurCIIERs' LOCAL UNION.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-29
Tho Best Coal.

Tho fact tina: the Monongah coal, han
died by me, gains in popularity in spite
OF the effort to boycott it ought 10
satisfy anybody that it is the bost coal.
The Monongah miners are paid as well
as any miners anywhere, are satisfied
and prosperous, and there is no strike
or lockout there. Orders to telephone
No. G0+ will be promptly filled.
In reply to tho Miners' Committee,
would say that l never averaged five
cars OF coal aday at any. time, because
I could not get it. am selling over 4
car q day and getting two orders whcro
I got one before the boycott was ordered.
AT Monongah the miners are better
paid than any other place in the valley,
and defy tho committee to provo the
contrary. Besides this they are paying
81 50for labor out there while at Clarks.
burg Union mines they pay but 81 10.
! would like to know the names OF tho
mines that are paying Acc per ton.
will sell Monongah fork coal, delivered
right into your coal house. from Mon
day next and every day thereafter, for
Sc per bushol, and on the Island at Sic.
Messrs. McCune and Grow are the only
persons authorized to haul my coal.
Gro. CRuMBACKER.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-29

No healthy person need fear any
dangerous consequences from al attack
OF Ia grippe if properly treated. It is
much the same as 4 severe cold and ro.
qures precisely the same treatment.
Remain quietly at home and take
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy MS di.
rectcd for u severe cold and prompt
and complete recovery is sure to follow.
This remedy also countcracts any
tendency OF Ia grippe to result in
pneumonia. Among the many thou
sands who have used it during the cpl
denies OF the past two years we have
yet to learn OF n single case that has not
recovered or that has resulted in pneu.
monia. 25 and so cent bottles for sale
by druggists. a%;...a rGw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-29
NEWSPAPER ENTERPR RISE.
How tho associated Press scoopcd MI OPP.
positIon on tho Chilean News.

How tho Associated Press Scoopcd MI OPP
position on tho Chilean News.
New YoRE, Jan. est is worthy Of
note that tho dispatches to the Asso-
cisted Press from its special corrospon-
dent Mt Santiago, Chile, the last few
days have anticipated all other intolli-
ceuco from that capitol. Thus, on Sat-
urday night last the Associated Press
ispach gave tho first conclusive state
ment that III ultimatum had been sent
10 Chile; on Sunday night the As
sociated Press dispatches gave tho first
in,imation that Chile would promptly
reply TO Mr.. Rlaine's note, and on Mon
day night tho Associated Press CORE
spondent Cubled II correct synopsis OF
Chilc's reply. No other news associa-
ton had this news until it was in print
in Associated Press papers. The
United States government itself re-
ceived its first intimation OF tho tenor OF
Chilo's reply from the Associated Press
dispatch. The opposition news associa-
tons simply appropriated. The Asso.
ciatcd Press is universally recognized rs
tho medium for reaching tho American
public, and when news OF prime i'm
portancc is to be had it secures this first
nj nj
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on. A. N. COUNCIL.
rim Annual Session In Chnrlestoh-Elec'
lion of officers.

Tho AHHuHI 9uS''0', =, .,,e- ''-'7''- =
tlon of Officers
sptia' Dl,la'ch TO 10 hlta'F6FF' =, ,r
CuArLurox, W. VA, Jun. 2S.-Ihc
e.s,o Counctl OF tho Order OF United
9'"'' W ,,aoh,,,co mn, IN KNIGHTS OF
American heV"' .n,,, nv M ,s.n;,,.
pytliNs hail at ~ O'CLOCK t!l's morning.
Fifteen delegates wcro present and tho
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BRUTAL PRIZE FIGHT.
II Mav Hesult Fatally to Ono OF the Mon.
His Entler u SPECTATOR.

1t Nay Result Fatally to Ono OF the Mon.
Ills Father n Spectator.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 2S.-Chas. Voles, a
Tell-known prize fighter and Bob
Brown, . young man who never fought
ma professional ring before, met last
night, 1t will probably provo fatal to
brown. About $50 Cincinnati sports
boarded ferry boat with the two con-
tGS'ants and went down the river. For
thirteen rounds it was 4 bruisinc con-
test, the honors being even. In the
fourteenth round Volics gave Brown 4
inI! length upper cut which met him
lnIt on the jaw. Time was called Tor
lNe fifteenth round and Brown, moro
dead than alive, tried to stagger in.
,oEcs hit him again and he fel! in Il
heap' Browns father, who was n spec
tat;oF then rushed in and stopped the
TShi' The contest was given to Vokcs.
brown was carried away on strctchcr,
apparently in a dying condition.