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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-27
An Automatic street Indicator.


street indicator for electric cars hiss been
tried recently by the Albany Railway Company
of Albany, NY. A similar method of announc-
ing the names Of cross streets, used for time
on the South Chicago cable roads, was worked
by the gripman and il Was found to be more
than the gripman could attend to. The Albany
indicator is placed inside the car over the door
and consists OF a series o. narrow signs 90
arranged that only one is visible at time. Tho
indicator is operated automatically bya current
from the trolley wire. A finger projects down
from the trolley support wire near each street
corner In such q way to strike q trigger on
the trolley arm Of the car. The effect OF this is
to turn the indicator one notch, so as TO display
the name Of the street which the car is APP
preaching and ring bell TO attract the atten-
ton of the passengers. As these fingers are ct
some distance from the street corners passen-
gers are warned in time 10 notify the con-
ductor where they want 10 stop. 1t u said to
be decided improvement on che oral method
of announcing the names Of streets, q there
10 no danger Of Misunderstanding the name,
and it eliminates the frequent opening of the
car door in cold Weather. Al soon as the car
reaches the end Of the line the reversing Of the
trolley changes the mechanism Of the indicator,
and ths dgns ere resled % in rsvsrss order.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-27
SINGLE TAX AND CATHOLICISM.
Henry Georges Interpretation Of DIR. Nc
Glynn's Restoration.


Glynn's Restoration.
New YoRx, Dec 27.-What light does the
restoration of McGlyhn throw on the attitude
Of the Roman Catholic Church toward socialistic
and semi-socialistic speculation?
Henry George in reply to the question said
that neither Father McGlynn nor himself could
be classed as a socialist or communist He
added, speaking of Father McGlynn's restora-
ton: ~ don't know what 1t means AS regards
socialism, probably nothing at all. for 1 don't
think socialism in the smallest degree entered
into the controversy. l take the vindication
and restoration Of DIR. McGlynn 20 mean that
Archbishop Corrigan and others who have de-
clared that the Catholic Church is in opposition
to the single tax theory have been condemned
and that it is now taitively declared that
man may be single taxer and yet good Cath
Ole"
Father McGlynn is said to have promised, as
ons Of the conditions of his reinstatement, not
to allow himself TO be interviewed. His friends
declare that he has been offered the choice Of
two pastorates in Baltimore and one in Arch
bishop Ireland's Minnesota diocese. He will
probably leave New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-27
1T WAS A GREAT SUCCESS"
Three Matadors Terribly Gored and Fiv
Horses Killed at q Bull Fight.

Three Mstasiors Terribly Gored and Five
Horses Killed at a Bull Fight.
New ORLEANS, Dec. 27.-The Times Demo-
cra' Queretaro, Mexico, special says: 1.-THE
holiday fiestas In this city are In progress
and thousands Of people from the City
Of Mexico. Zacatecas, Calientas and Aguas
and other points in this part Of
Mexico are in attendance The bull fights and
cooking mains during the past two days have
been most successful and the most exciting
ever witnessed here. The grea. matsdores. in
Guiding Ponciano Disz, who has entertained
the royalty Of Spain are here displaying
their skill. At the bull fight Sunday
afternoon many accidents occurred Three
matadores were terribly gored by the enraged
animals i've horses were killed during the per-
formanoe and the sport was pronounced great
success. A great many Americans are here
witnessing the fights.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-27
LIEUT.. PEARY.s NEXT TRIP.
He Has Already Written to Engage . YES
sci for Next Summer.


PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 27.-Lieut Robt e.
Peary, the Arctic explorer, when interviewed
by United Press representative said that he
had already written to st. Johns, N. F., to en-
gage q ship for his proposed expedition to the
north next summer. Applications to Join his
party. he continued, we're coming in with
every mail. He had not yet been able to at
tend to any of them.
When asked about the reported GOODNESS be-
tween himself and Prot Heilprin and the sue
cess of his recent book he denied emphatically
that be had any but most friendly feeling for
the professor.
As to the book he declared neither he nor any
one else, had written such a narrative OF his ex-
petition though he Understood that his name
was being used TO further tho sale of volume
published in this city which purported to give
al account Of his work, but was entirely I'M
authorized
Thus far his lectures have been delivered en-
tirely before those scientific bodies which gave
him encouragement toward his last expedition.
The series Of lectures by which he proposes to
raise funds for his coming expedition will COM
mence early In January. He has received invi-
tations to address the principal geographical
societies abroad and hopes to be able TO accept
some OF these invitations In May, after COM
pletins his lectures. The Royal and the Royal
Scottish Geographical Societies especially have
manifested much interest bothi in his recent and
bis coming expedition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-27
The Indian schools.

Notwithstanding the difficulties experienced
by the Indian office in securing the attendance
Of Indian children at Indian schools lite per
sistent efforts in this direction have been re-
warded by . constantly increasing attendance
for several years. The reports just received
show that the enrolment for the quarter end
ing September 30, 1892 in schools Of all kinds
IL II, 495, compared with A.4S5 for the cor
responding period Of last year. The net in
crease is 1,0l0.
The increase in the government and the pub
lie schools for this period is 200 while in the
contract schools there has been 9 decrease of
about ls9 The total enrolment in the gov
eminent and public schools fpr the quarter 10
o,sl7, while in the contract the number 10
5,l7s. The comparatively small enrolment for
the quarter due 10 the fact Of the summer
vacation The enrolment for the year viii
probably exceed 20 900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-27
FREDERICkR. COUDERT,
Editor Dana Suggests Him as . Compromi
Candidate for U. =. Senator.

Editor Dana Suggests Him ~ . Compromise
Candidate for U. =. Senator.
PARIS. Dec. 27-Mr. Charles A. Dana, editor
Of the New York sun. who has been in Europe
for many weeks, is at present in the city. A
large number of Americans have called on him
at his hotel, where they have received a mos,
cordial welcome from their distinguished fel-
low countryman.
The sights of Paris are old to Mr. Dana, and
he therefore generally rem aims quietly at his
hotel. though he has made several excursions to
the galleries containing art treasures, Of which
he il a connoisseur.
Speaking Of the New York senatorship, in
connection with which his name has been
prominently mentioned, Mr.. Dana says that
the democracy may select Mr.. Frederick r.
Cogdert, the wel-known New York lawyer. as q
compromise candidate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-27
Riot at a COlOred Ball.

Dover, KY, Dec. 27.-At a festival and
dance given at the home of Walter Reed, col
ored, on Hall street, in Dover. last night, ter
rible and fatal shooting scrape and riot oc-
CURED. In the melee four negroes were shot.
Ruth Fields aged eighteen, was shot in the groin
by Walter Green. She Is dying. Green prob
ably shot the woman accidentally as be was
aiming the shot gun at Charles Whaley. Whaley
was dangerously wounded. Charles Berry got
three bullets in his body. Another, name UNI
known, was fatally shot. The trouble began
over a triAing dispute between Green and
Berry. All parties were frenzied with drink.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-27

Attorney General Miller Has Received n
Definite Information About 1t.

Definite Information About 1t.
Speaking Of the alleged appointment as a
deputy United States marshal at Coffeyville,
Kan, of Bill Dalton Of the notorious family of
outlaws of that name, Attorney General Miller
said to STAR reporter today:
my attention was first called to the matter
by the speech made by Senator Vest in the SEN
ate last week and l at once wrote to that gentle
man for information on the subject. also
communicated with the United States marshals
of Kansas and Indian territory about
the matter, expressing surprise and disapproval
unless the circumstances were very different
from what is represented. As yet have had
no response, SO cannot say positively whether
such an appointment was made or not. Deputies
are appointed by the marshals. and unless thew
are specially brought to my attention would
know nothing about them
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-27
LOST THE MONEY IN COTTON.
Frederick Frisch. = New Orleans Commission
Agent. Convicted of Embe Ixlement.

NEW OaLE.Ss. Dec. 27.-Frederich Frisch,
who stood well in local cotton circles. was today
convicted for embezzlement. He was sent here
In September. 1891, the local manager OF the
cotton firm of Gassner and Company Of Liver
pool, England. He was not partner Of the
hrul, and BY agreement he was to get a salary
OF $4,000 per snnum and 20 per cent OF the
profits of the commission business he was to
manage.
He had specialized on both his own and the
firms account and had lost about s37 900 in ALL
OF this amount Sl6, 900 had been takon for his
own Use.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-27
Gold Coming In.

The Treasury Department ia gradually re-
covering the gold it lost by the recent
heavy shipments abroad, having received
81. 500, 900 from New Orleans and 81. 600 600
from Philadelphia. The heavy disburse-
ments, however, have reduced the net cash 10
e26, 500, 600. Pension payments continue to be
the chief source Of drain, 1868, 900 having
been paid ont on thiS account this month"; PEN
month h out This rate, il continued. win
make the pension payments el6s, 00o, 90 per
aunum.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-27
OCEAN DISASTERS.

The Ohio Towing In the Noordland-A
British ship Scuttled.
Brow HEAD, Dec 27.-The American line
steamer Ohio. from Philadelphia, passed today
towing the Belgian steamer Noordland from
New York December IA for Antwerp.
LONDON. Dec. 27.-The British ship Minister
of Marine, Capt. smith, from Liverpool for Rio
Janeiro. was towed into Belfast Tough with her
cargo OF coal and petroleum on fre end has
been scut,led- The ship was burned TO the
waters edge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-27
BooI,s GE,Sp RErIRISe
SALE.
Suors AT A SACRIFICE

ioi Aftsr Pheasant and prosperous qnar-
~ Ter u . century % shoe business. have
lci treld..t a. retire. and have leased my
soI store 30 the Osrcat China and japan Tea
~ Company. Nao will take possession In
81 January. ~ viii b. seen that the time
~ To- ,ii-pc-irz % ny Immense -toek Of
81 -hoe-i- very short
"a What a lucky coincisl-ncs that this
81 grand rcfiri,sc sale should come Just
-oi a, the tins when you are making your
iol purc bass for Christmas Dcn't pressu.
u Your friends with ornamental useless
ii Articles. bat give them something sub
nj s,4ntit that they will sppreriats in
-Sl -tanrs-a pair Of fn- Shoes our me
~ gocds sr. ssliiry on at prizes usually
,ol SD for in-si.1m auEiitis~. aad the
~ Ineciiuu ~ prices usually asked for the
81 poor
-ol A. the prices quoted below tire stock
ri vii fairly ''ss.g" away. you'll have
"a o harry In catch some o: ~.
90 oar shoss a-e all upbby new styles pro
- dur-i especially iST this Seasons wear.
.oi W five belox lev Of the many inter
~ sstiaz item.
soi Edwin Cispp's Hshd-sew.5i Calf Kan
nj srrca m l-~-. - r<r--- 81 baton. sid
"a -i-aHt town t0r go Es,'rin0 pr,es. -.
,ol s-uv-r'~ SOFT Shoes for tender feet
- prses. 80
81 Ni-ner Shoe Co = Pm. ladies' Shoes.
I'D Regularly --ll Tor 81 ia A tho hsf1-
% a. Isrics - g.. =, snd e. ~
- . Nevh.lrs Buy- .nd Youths Shoes
~ whirh all regularly for =. and So 80 az
~ "a Esfirssg price of sI-do
81 We vii also Offer Special discount q
81 - ..r cen. on our elsgaEt line II Cs-ole-
81 hruth-r~' ,of Rochester, Misses snd
81 Ct'idrrn's fiE@ shp-s. The-- shoe have
~ The reputation - ouiNcarin- any ftco
ol gair q oriiaarv SHOES.
'oi Th.s- are but f.S. Where We tell you
loi q oae harraiu here We ssip ten Ia will
~ lav YOU D. cal. sariy.
sol Rs,.suihsr. srs'rc obhcsa p oct out u.
nj asssr sse.s. al,,. sAs sAass sas-, BE- sota ia
~ fAssf t.s'.s. - yaF1isss q profi.
=. ~ J,coB Boor..
%. 80 I'm 81. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-27
A New Steamship Line.

NEW YORK, Dec. 27.-The new steamship
Coya, which is now on its way to this port from
Swansea Wales, is the first Of feet Of six ves-
sells which will soon begin to make regular trips
between New York and the west coast of South
America by the way of the Strait of Magellan
sailing craft in the sertica by way Of Cape
Horn between New York and Chile and Peru.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-27
The vesuvius' Trials.

No dates have been arraged for the trials Of
the dynamite cruiser Vesuvius. The matter is
In the hands Of Rear Admiral Walker, to whose
squadron this vessel belongs. 1t is probable
in the neighborhood Of Port ROYAL. s. C. The
Vesuvius Is now at New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-27

Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: NJ. T.
Thomasson tow. W. Wright, jr.. pit sub i72, 50.
SOL; g. T. s. Tucker to E. C. SchIsy, subs
43 and A. SO. 297; 6: sub Al. do; e. ID. b.
Croft to c. c. Davis, lots 4 to IL, blk Is, and
to 10, blk. 16, Brightwood Park; e. Maggie
b. Carter to W. W. Heron, sub %, blk. Is, do;
$500. H. Browning to p. J. De Neale, part
26, 50. 995; 3.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-27

Heaviest Snow in Georgia in Five Years.
AUGUSTA, GA. Doc. 27.-The heaviest snow in
five years is falling today. 1t Was preceded last
night by O sleet storm. The weather is now
moderatinR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-27
The Incandescent Light Iu,unctiop

PITTsBURG. Pa, Dec. 27.-In the case of the
Edison Electric Company against westing-
house Electric Company, to obtain, a restrain
Ing order concerning certain patented incan-
descent lamp, the motion was granted today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-27

THE AVERAGE WATCH Is COMPOSED or i75
dine,ent pieces compsisins upward Of 2. 900 srt-
arsfe and dfsnt icretions In Its manufacture Tie
balsnee wheel whir.s SSss4 miles IN one yesr- The
composition OF the q. .. Taylor Old Bourbon and G.
o. Taylor Pure Rye whisklrs Of the hixhssf char
acser With SUPERIOR distf.ation. are ana rare
TIE oesi connoisseurs and physicans IN ths Void
DrGxiEts and grocerS sell them
Our nrm name l. on The lsbsl and ovsr the csrh
CHESTER H. GRAVES SONS. sss hopr1saoz.
2xrs L. sAascys . cox ,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-27
TIE RIO GRANDE SITUATION.
Capt. John @. Bourke Thinks It Must Be
Worse Before 1t 10 Better.

TIE FAMOUS VETERAN TALKS OF THOSE wHo
ARE DISTURBING NExIoo AND THE UNITED
srATEs-rHoRoUoBLY WORTHLESS PEOPLE
WHO DESERVE LITTLE oossIDERATIoN-wRAr
THE RIO eRANDE VALLEY aIoHr BE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-27

OURS = the ONLY bou<e IN the
ht-trist that sells kNCIG~lNELN
far raSh. All a-ar~ Our PEfCES
srr NDT made a. OTHER HOUSES
Filsf- mus te n tn. bass % H..
AVERAGE LJSSFs rr-lltinx ron
VI rr~siif system. No OTHER
Hnt -, Therefore. DOES Or CAN
AFFORD ~ SSH a. CHEAP As We
Do
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-27

SPEAKER CRISP expects to leave for New
York this evening He will probably remain
there two or three days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-27
BIG TREASURY DRAFTS MISSING.
One Was for $3.50, 900 and the Other for
$50 700 Worth Of Souvenir Coins.

One Was for o630.OO0 and the Other for
$4,000 Worth of Souvenir Coins.
CHICAGO, Dec. 2.-The treasury drafts for
the second consignment-s630,0 900 coins for
Chicago and CSC, 900 for New York and Phila-
delphia-are missing. They we're mailed last
Thursday from Washington addressed H. n.
Higginbotham, president Of the worlds Co.
lumbar exposition, but from that time to this
nothing has been heard Of the drafts. Worlds fair
officials were much worried over the delay yes
terday. and it began to be feared that the drafts
had been lost or stolen in the mails. The coins
at Chicago. Philadelphia and New York are as
effectively locked up in the United States sub
treasures until the drafts can be produced az if
the silver were still in the Rocky mountain
mines.
1T the drafts are not hero by Tuesday morn
ing, said President Higinbotham, there will
be some lively telegraphing between Chicago
and Washington. We have not telegraphed
today because officials would not be at
their places and could do nothing un-
til their offices opened on Tuesday.
l cannot account for the delay in the drafts.
One days delay might be accounted for by late
trains but when 1t takes letter from Thurs
day until Monday to reach here from WashIpg-
ton fear something is wrong with it,"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-27

Heavy Snow In Southeastern Virginia.
Special Dispatch TO The Evening Star.
PETERSBURG, Va, Dec 27.-The weather last
night and today has been the coolest expe-
rienced here. for years. About noon a heavy
snow storm set in from the north and at 2
O'Clock this afternoon the snow is coming down
in q binding sheet -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-27

A NEW BANK.-The controller Of the cur
rency has authorized the First National Bank
of Bement, ILL.,, to begin business with q capital
of $50 600
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-27
IDAHO's APPORTIONMENT.

The State Supreme Court Decides 1t to BE
Unconstitutional.
BOISE CITY, IDAHO, Dec. 27.-The supreme
court today declared unconstitutional the ap-
portionment act passed by the last legislature.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-27
smaIlpox In New York,

NEW YORK, Dec. 27.-Four cases Of smallpox
were received at the Riverside Hospital this
morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-27
NJss wISsLoN's SOOTHING STRUT

MES wINSIoN's SOOTHING SYRUP
H4- b-~r nod for over FIFTY YE AIRS by MILLIONS
q. NOrwNr< Tor their CHI DREN WHILE TEE III
NC xtA PERFECT SUCCESS. II SOOTBE$ the
Guild. SOfTtNS n. GUMS. AILAYS oil PAIN.
81 AIS WIND collie mi IL the host r-rs-iy for
UIARkHYA Sob3 by druggists IN every part OF the
world. IL ~ur- ami All for Mrs Ntn-io~'s Sooth-
Ing syrup aaa t>ss other sin1 -Scents . bottle
a.fi-iv
NERVOUS DEBILITY POOR MEMORY. DIFFI-
" deuce. si-oP sssn--- rimVl-s cured Dr. Miles
NvrNtns. samples frcs IT
MANY FORMS 80 SEEvOTs DE HIIiIY IN MIN
W Yield the Ok Csri-r's Little Liver Pills.
NsiuaLle for n-rycus weakness. uiEEt sw.dts- Try
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-27

Disagreement In mrs. mekepeoeoe Coee.
DEpHAx, MAss., Dec. H.--This morning the
Jury in the case Of Mrs.. Anna Makepsace,
charged with killing hs- husband, reported
missed Mrs. Nskspsaes was remandsd 70
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-27
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
Name.

The following are the opening and closing prices o:
the New Yor: Stock Market, reported by special
wire to Corson Mccartney. 14l9 h street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-27
SOME ProrIr-


we az .,-ay no N the business World ar. always
.s..inE.bsiid business pslsc,- on hGsy Through
. .eSs, a., hen az :. ,nIsr;ogs .s:nora the
sisf ne sSos . sS OF >''''n and to
liz, NJ ygaE e-ads DYE yates
AL Z y. lifted up. ye everlasting DORA"
rs rs iss-s as.rewn-si sinSs may enter into higher
We st.l u-d thing ,enpor.l-.r. Of the earth
-s.zthy- Manufacturers Of .nsi dsAlersia
FINE READY MADE CLOTHING.
We :o, tx r. ". youi gS %, 6 iIS; Over
Ar'S''''' Sai' r-om......S l.25 upward
MANS ovERco,r At
IT 50 =S Il
u: - e I
FrR BEAVER STORM coar.
i! T
ABARNoTH sHAo STORM COAT.
=a:.I#.:s
c,@rSo.s:. lam: % s:,, .p ~ '''H
=.;I i
Just E-HAIF the regular Prsc,.
CAMPBEfI's KERsEY COATS
Iuli backs. str.s scans. all shades.
II. !.
IlEN's SUITS sinsie-hrsssse-l sack
cos,. .Ea csi.ssy troes Goats. IA 81 IN
NlFN's SUITS si-xl- aud Double
r-ssxtsd <srk e ats. tlres and togr- :. \ A
Sutlon CutsW@y frusk Coats - III
II SSs're RtEGAIs HUNIING you've s.rrck TIE
fisht tEal- Follow o. ny. ~ leads TO
VICTOR r. ADLEks
TIN PFK CENT CLOTHING HOUSE
sc saa Ma SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST
Ccrnsr Izs<scf u-etts svsnIs
STRICTLY ONE PRICE
81 Beginning D~y~uter this store will Be oYeu
ee~nin.s Until So'ciock-saturdsy evenings nztii I
oeless ocS-.sn
No cHkfsIMAs AND NEW YEARS TABLE
sncud be Without . bottle Of Aaro-tura Bitter.
ths World rseoxned .epsti<ss II sxsssits esvos Be-
wzrs ~ eouoesrfsicH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-27
Total to date

A1A W o"so-- -.-......-........ SSao 10
Mrs. Enderman, clothing and shoes; MIRA
Payne, s2 and package candy; . lady, bundle
clothes, &C.; Mrs. Geo. w. LANCE, clothing; H.
w. X. two pairs shoes; unknown, flannel skirt
Tor child; q. w. Clark. four pounds sugar.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-27

The drafts for 1856, 500 in souvenir coins,
which we're supposed to have been lost in transit
from here to Chicago, must have been received
there this morning. Otherwise the Treasury
Department would have been notified Of their
non-arrival
They were mailed here Thursday night and
must have been held In the post Office on
account of the Christmas holiday. There
were thirty-seven drafts in all, of which
thirty-one aggregating s316,500 were in
tended for Chicago. The others called
for the delivery of $4,000 Of these
coins in New York and Is 900 for Philadelphia
All drafts were in one envelope, so it is hard to
realize that some and not all we're received.
Treasury officials are confident of the safe ar
rival Of the drafts.
The honoring Of these drafts will result in
the total issue Of 800, 900 of these coins bearing
the date of 1892. The remaining 1900, 900 half
dollars will be dated 1888.