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sEE list OF school buildings at which con-
tribUtions OF food or clothing for the poor OF
the city will be received. The distribution will
be made by The EVENING STAR santa Claus
Club.
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THIS EVENING.

o TA " NJ rs SILVER PLATE CO.'S SALE
EMBRA.ING BREAKFAsTs DINNER.
9kSss SAKk, BkskEfs. EPfRGNNfs:
FRUIT. BERRY STANDS, VASES, TOILET
TER DIShEs, SOUP AND OYSTER TUREENS.
WATERS. CUPS. GOBLETS, SYRUPS.
SOUP, oYsTfR AND GRAVY LADIES.
FRTIT AND BITTER KNIVES. RoGERs'
MENT OF ALL GOODS MADE BY THIS
FACTORY.
Sales daily at 1920 a. M. $50 and 7:3o p. m a,
sales room Of Walter b. Williams Co., corner 10Th
and Pa ave- NV dl6-5t
cox OOO WORTH OF DIAMONDS, COLI
eOEc,OOO watches. fine silver ware and other
goods from Marston's loan Office. Troy. n. Y FECH
NEh, Auctioneer. GIL Pa. ave-. under Metro'n Hotel
n16-3m
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The Application Denied.

CLOTHING OR TooD for the poor should be
sent to The EVENING STAR Santa Claus Club
for distribution.
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BROS. AUCTIoNEERs
TOMORROW.

nUNcANsoN BROS. AUCTIoNEERs
Trustees SALE OF FIVE HANDSOME NEARLY
FINISHED BRICK DWELLINGS on SOUTH
CAPITOL AND u STREETS.
and recorded in iber No IG52 folio Sfss e SEQ, oi
he land records Of the District of Columbia and at
in front 9. The premises on TUESDAY, DECEMBER
TH!hGtESLH, lSl2. at FOUR O'CLOCK +. n.
square six hundred and ninetyhree (iS 81 the city
OF Washington. per record IN book No 49, folio 60
Of the surveyors Office Of the aforesaid District
Zach sub OF Is improved by handsome well-buit
brick owe Ing. two stories and basement aiming
rooms and bath with Tin rooted coal shed in roar
tone corner house, front east side of south
Capitol street ana the other fronts street, Each
hop,e with rs sueot will be separately offered 10
Terms: one-third cash. balance in one and two
years. notes % be secured by deed of upon the
property. with interest az the rate of q per cent
per annum. payable seni-annuany. All convey
anclng recordlng &c, a. the cost OF the purchaser
when sold. and the terms 10 be complied with in
hfteen days otherwise the reserve the
cost Of the defaultng purchaser Eve days aver-
tsement Of such resale in newspaper published
ticuiars at time and place of sale
ms sale is worthy of exceptional attention and the
properties are now open TO convenient aud careful
FRANK J. pIEUDoNNE, Trustee.
d2d&ds CHARLES F. BENJAMIN, Trustee.
es-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED on Ac-
s9Gnt Of the rain until SATURDAY, DEcEMBER
same Place Notice change of hour.
FkANkJ. pIErDGNNE. Trustee
dl4 CHARLES F. BENJAMIN. trustee.
es-THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER posi-
R8ned on aec9uns OF ran until THURSDAY. THE
1892, al THREE O'CLOCK p n at same place. II
the weather should be Indictment the win he held
"''''''' '-'e FP9SKJ u p II Tb6YYfi ana SIS
dl9dts CHARLES r. BENJAMIN. trustees.
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FRANK J. DIECDoNNE. Trustee.
CHARLES r. BENJAMIN, Trustee
FUTURE DAYS.
nUNCANsoN BROS. Aucnoneers.

lONCANSON DhOS.. Auctloneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF FINE IMPROVED PROP.
ERrY on FOCR-AND- i-HALF STREET
NnRIHWEST NEAR THE CITY HALL.
KNOWN AS PREMISES Ms. az AND 3la
Two LARGE THkEE-SToRY BRICK DMF IL.
INGS IN GOOD ORDER. LOT Is 81 1 FEE &
FRONT, CONTAINS 6.3sf SQUARE FEET AND
Runs BACK TO AN ALLEY "a FEET WIDE
By virtue of deed of trust dated the l4th day
Of June. A D. 1892, and recorded In Iiber 1905 folio
Bod OF the land records Of the District Of Columhia
and at the request of the parties secured and
OF the notes. the undersigned trustees VIII sell at
pubic suction. IN front Of the premises THTfs~-
DAY. IHt TNENTG-N1N1H DAY OF DECEMBER.
1892 at FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ, all that certain niece
and parcel OF land and premises situate the city Of
Washington. District II Columbia, ~ Known a. and
being lot numbered thirteen U9 in square Numbered
improvements thereon.
Terms of sale One-third Of the purchase money 20
he paid in cash and he balance be raid two equal
insta llnents respect lively in and two years
cured by deed Of trust On the property sold, with
interest from day OF sale payable semi-annualy.
the rate OF Ter cent per annum until paid. all
cash. at the option of purchaser. DEPOSIT ~ $50
Will DE required as soon the property H. struck
otherwise the property Will be offered again immadi-
ateiy. III the terms Of sale complied with in
Ii Seen days the trustees the right resell tie
property at the risk and OF defsuting
after hve days advertisement Of such resale In some
newspaper published in Washington. ID. c.
LOUIS ID. WINE,
CLARENCE b. RHEEM. Trustees.
d16dEds 9lb Il 1t. n.
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REMHNBER the poor this Christmas, esnd
contribuuons Of clothing o. food 10 THs Evxx.
ING 6TA1 6anta Claus Club.
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Henry Starr. the leader Of the Starr gang Of
desperadoes IN Indian territory. Who killed
United States Deputy Marshal Floyd Wilson,
has esen caught BY United States Deputy
Mafshal Bruner.
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AUCTION SALES.
FrrrRR pa,.
nuScANsoS bRos.. aars.

IlOsNeS>Os bhoe. Auct
oHsScsgy saLr OF THt y.LrsnLr sIoSp
nNtilINa At INV NOfTHEA-T CONNIE
QFksIhEll ND coNNECIlCrT avENrin
fTi nM oeS,S,rrirp ~ Sar kvsstsS LncE
hy Nrroe an IN Iur-usnce u d-cre~ ps-~~d ne
twesty stnth te1' dsy % March IN IN yesr u sur
sSrs sshscss ssPar.i .na s.ssiy A.. usSl N sas
,reSs tern e .ss.,, !. a.. o..s % essrss fItS
h nSssss on s'f rs, fygi M
!ANUARh y ne ys.r q oas icsa -lghi--n esnar-l
sSo .Locff NJ a MOO, q H. = pss.a,-.. de- y
Tor sale a pubic suction The foowns -. estate
ic' Iunssre! thi.s q N A shsgh.ri', suhai,l..
-, t,ssra.ns . ne sssSl vsien ros-Aea ~ ths
llser W = n. folie Ia. q ths boeE. q shs sar-
veyor. With q, snd snruiaf the 6uilahass IN iIn-
provsnents there0n.
Terms . saiei one fourth - ,hs rurcha-- rn--v
se es Saie c.se % ne aay e sale y aas r.'taes
ton thsfeof ey The court and tho r~sliue IN trss
eqnal in-t.llments 81 y D. 40 -, and shr-s u
YEAR, the dsierrc1 rayments 20 ~ .srrre1 ~ a..
notes 81 the f@rrhas~f beafiue Asf. - ~. Iar n
sac. With Interest and rr-crvel lien rft she rr,
erty sold ~ al each, tie oTitiun tn f1rrh.
thor~m depo<it 4 400 20 y ral. ths tiu. ne
rrorerfy ). kno. ked down Al conveys acinx 81 ths
HENRY wisr GARNFTr
SurvtNine rrusts..
h-i-d&d- sl6 IN ~ -
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HOTELS

MoRRIsETT HoUsr NOW oFTN,
VA Cor. lfth aud "a Sc
THos. MOAhIsETI. rro'r4etor
Grim Washington. DC
1Ile sT.-THE IRNGNGTON
II W Season q o., and 'lrA
lie now open for r.cep;ion Il Room. et sufss
or single. Terms rua-ouapi-. u.i.Hn
NIlLi-ARD's HOTLL
"a. ave and isihs.
se22 Washfns.o, N r
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IOU1S u. WINE,
d16-dSds 9lt n 81 NV
RArcLIFFE. DARE co, ASScTIcNEERs

VALUABLE THREF-sToRY BRICK DWELLING
No. l614 FIFTEENTH STREET NoRTHwFsT
CONTAINING ELEVEN ROOMS, CONCRETE
AND HEATED BY FuRNACE, BY AUCTION
On TUESDAY, JANUARY THIRD lS.se at FOUR
LOT lis. IN SQUARE 1873
Fronting 10 feet 18th street. with iepth Of ~
feet to an alley This house Is elegantly situated
being the herdic line and the cable cars and in
most desirable neighborhood. It will lie sold uhect
TO deed OF trust Of 50 900. the particulars of which
will be stated at sale.
Terms 81 600 and above the trustto be paid in
cash, the balance in six months with interest secured
ty deed OF trust. all trast can Re paid IN
cash. at the option Of the purchaser DEPOSIT Of 600
within fifteen days from the day of sale. All com
veyancing. recording. &c,, &C the cost Of the pur-
chaser. RATCLIFFE DaRH A.
d20-dkdbs Anrtirne.r.
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nUNCANsoN BROS. Auct,oneer.

WHIT sTTr bEiS S1t PMEILISG xUMBFkEb iasi
Bsltis y
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK. in front CT the premises. the
%.sGnxon District q conun snd tno ;ns s S dol
scrbed as follows Part Of lot Is in square
.nd for e ct ns as
west corner OF said lot and running thence twenty
north one hundred and forty as feet to the
nsnts. ways, easements rights privileges and sppur
teR.nees to the same belonging in snSwise sppsr-
Terms; One third of the purchase money IN cash.
hsan, in one and two years notes to be given bear
nually from day Of sale. and to be secured by deed
sse e %s
OF sale. nveyancinZ. &c, at purchasers cost.
osherwss The The h 70 fss q. x.
property at the risk ana Of defautins purchase
newspaper RSSli:hed IN Msshinston. D. g. ~ '0"''
asoa.a. WIN %fIEI 4 f Z. tWHfsLocK. Trustee.
once q the sapsm. conr, , o ass
sale :Pe TO q s. s s
no tar Company on ssrest between e5ih stress sIi
"a Rs'Ess 4
III he bbsG I'M m iSe s9 .s Ten O'CLOCK
dsiendants In and to the following described prop
Zone q, Ensine and Boilers, Steam Pump, Boiler
aouss: t:9 ~ hsrrsl: e on. two e, sasds I've
ron one ses s Gns na ess s: os
;fc Sos I'd ss:e'Gr s. saRs 81 ss ssss
2soTE Jshns:o.: Thop9s p CLARK q. s1d 9so.
: s 3S 81 s' ss !; E:
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FUTURE DAYS,

ASsIGNEE's SALE
XMAS BOOKS. XMAS CARDS, PICTURES, Nov
ELS. INKSTANDS. WRITING PAPER GIFT
BOOKS. NOVELTIES AND XMAS GOODS GIN
ERALLY.
On FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. DECEMBER
TWENTY-THIRD AND TWENTY FOURTH lS.fS
AT SEVEN O'CLOCK p NJ. at Morrison's book store
No. 1884 ST. will sell large line Of Christ
mas Goods o. all kinds.
Terms cash. FILLMORE BEALL
d21-dts Assiynea
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b. WILLIAMS & CO.. Auc

WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO.. Auctionsers
TAUNTON. SILVER PLATE COM
PANY'S SALE progressing daily at HALF
PAST TEN A. NJ, HALF-PAST TWO aud
HALFRAST SEVEN P. NJ. Silver Ware
and Cutlery IN great variety at our sales
room. corner 10Th and Pennsylvania
do1-St WALTER B. WILLIAMS co Auc,.
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SEND your contributions OF provisions or
clothing to The EVENING STAR Santa Claus
Club for distribution to the poor at Christmas
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ny-sRs- DAVIS AID HAMILTON withdraw. DE-
xrIss THE czAIRMANs HIoHT TO NcHsAsx
rARotLf THE SuMsxs OF TEE oonn:rTkE
yAMEp NJ "a. HARkIrH.
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T ATIMER 4 SLOAN. Aucnoneers. 14o7 q ST.

POSITIVE SALE. TO CLOSE A SYNDICATE. OF
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON FIF-
TENTH STREET JUST SOUTH OF kENE-
SAW AVENUE. MOUNT PLEASANT, d. Q.
BY order OF the committee We will sell in front of
the rremises WEDNESDAY, DECENBFR
TWENI1-FIKsT. 1852. at HALf-PAST FOUR
ion of Mt Pleasant fronting 40 feet on 18th by
a depth of about 100 feet. Improved by a two-story
and attic frame dwell ny, with ten rooms cellar fur
mace. open crates, sc This property beautifully
situated in one OF our best ami most accessible subd
visions close TO cable and offers u grand oplor-
tnnity for investment a home.
Terms: One-third cash. balance in one. two and
three with interest. and secured by Aeed Of
trust thu property. all h. Convey ancing and
recording al pu chaser's cost. 500 will be requi
time OF sale. Terus to be complied with in fifteen
DAYS.
dl4-dSds LATIMER & SLOAN. auctioneers
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Mr.. Davis brOGsh. his speech to a conclusion,
and, In the midst Of a silence so profound that
II might have been cut with knife be took
his has aud walked down the long aisle and ont
OF tbs door. Finally, the silence was broken by
esl. for the question, which was on the election
OF Mr.. Morse.
The chairman put the question and Mr..
Morse Was elected without opposition
sk- HAMILTON Also wITHDEAws
Then Mr. Hamilton arose aad said: 81 also
ssk the same indulgence granted Mr.. Davis, -
which Was his Supreme Court manner Of saying
that he east his fortunes with Mr.. Davis and
proposed 10 retire from the Committee Mr..
Hamilton AZ once withdrew from the roOm.
lh- meeting then proceeded 10 carry out the
rest Of the program a. oatllEed by Chairman
Berret In bis opening speech.
VICE cHARxXN NosrNGrrD.
Mr.. Richard Smith made the following nomi-
nations for III. positions OF vice chair
men: ". &. MeIutire. f-st vice chaiIman; NJ.
". Gal; second vice chairman; Calieron Car
htle. ;hird wee chairman. \ T. BEitton, fourth
wee chairman.
Chairman Bcrret said that he had received a
letter fTOra Ar. Calf statIrs that he woGld be
unable 10 serve. ". ID. Navidge was put in his
Place and the four we-e elected without opDc-
stiOa. On motion % Mr.. W. A. Gordon Chss.
{. Glover VS. elected t-easarsr. also without
OPPOSITION
TIE ExEcUTIvE COMMITTEE.
Mr.. T. b. Hay moved tia. the chairman alp
POINT an executive committee. a. II was sug-
ss-,sd By CO.. Benst Tat il would be wise "a
preside for a smaller csEsni,tse, witch would
b. the working e0mmitie-- Dir. Glover, how
ever, offered the following As a substitute FOR
NJ. H4vs notion.
hs-ress al committees necessary 70 carry
forward successfully the part usually performed
BIZ the citizens Of Washington a. the represent
stive. Of the nation at large in the inAagur.-
ton Of the President Of the United States are
VI necessity the stad Of assistants 20 the chair
nAa; and
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PROFESSIONAL

pIrRRE I. o. A EEELER. FlNors FoR iS.
d2i-lw.
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e. isaEe.' plan for all stock to have
somp place they can make hcadquarter.
and It b bot.sr Tor the owner 10 make
the selection IT ,hst locality than TO
leave 10 90 the inclination Ut the aninll5
Too many farmers neglect this IN pro-
vidnc tor stock. particularly for poul-
Try, Hnd more particularly FOR water
fowl
It is true TINT ducks aud geese. like
Sheep ugo uo. especially in need OF extra
warmth or shelter, az thCy arc warmly
clnd and rofirt the cold successfully, bat
Hill some slight structure, enough to
give Thorn the needed little protection,
is advisable. and best Of all Il gives
them place u resort where they may
make IL home.
You will ind, by erecting some such
building as tho one hero represented,
that tho eggs are much more easily col
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Quantity aud puaiii .,st Adapted to
Kecr MA In Health.
AhJrsa hasp aall stomach aud active
digestion. II tUud therefore shouii be-
OF the hghe tritiyo quality, With w.
little wueir' sr ~ ~ " be- II snurld
b. ~ easily ibleasp possible. Whole
corn and col it surha food, and ou
gcueral prime. sisnot To- d. considered
eitl.er hcui.s'r, rprottahlc. The feed
ing Vnluc, lon. as estimated By its
chemical constituent, B uut aafo
guide. U.s. thc cob, while not without
some seeming nutritious quality, h hard
" direstihie. aud 10 this r-pect has
about the same ,alue ng woody nber In
tho form Of aiwdust Ia the experience
of hofaameu. the cob has boon suspected
Of dangerous qulhties and NJ productive
81 indigestion Certainly isuoti Va any
way food that eau, uul1f the special
ezigencios Of the season, be- considered
either us1lul, safe or economical
Bit corn Is an excellent food for a
horse under certain circumstances. Il
Is "a concentrated food, Il has large pro.
portion Of carbohydrate which supply
the required heat and is euitahly def.
ciont in the ulbumiuoids thnt arc not
wanted by an animal that IL resting
Again, its stnrchy character Is such that
Wh'1' u. '''' ''''l"t il,"" :, mast
that is not readily attacked by the gus
tic iluil, AMI is thus not easily digusted
aud Is likely 10 produce an attack VI
conc wh'oh, WNii' III may nor ~. uuh-
syrou,' q. 'lS's up h' hiu'n OF W. TO
i'T',t '',' ~, '''' ''''''lu IT, l, ~, d
TO- "' ''YA i"- '''l' 'l'"' .i''''t ~
co!,s''y sl,un'' "'N i' i'I ".'n .gt H''!
WI " ''''' '''''' ''''o "'" pio'''D'' 70
lcvh ,.1,. H.,
az, ,'', DO. ''e'' l''.','''' w. w ~ w.
'.'''' ~ 49,. y ~, ~, W 80" 'i''' y,
~. ""! ~. 100 III,
~" ~ IT, 90 NV ,i' 80 ',i
a"lv"' 5 '"'" my W '0''s ~ l''N'
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joined uglin, tNn water iohnpd UP three
or four foot high, as " brcaldng over a
rock. On each bank thoro was dense
growth OF willow bashoi. with long
dropping stems which reached out over
the river. some Of the tips touching the
water.
TiWumE VOYAGE.
Though uo hunter am good swim.
NOR, aud have nlNayH been accustomed
tu tho water from b1yhool. Tho thought
OF any penonnl danger In crossing o
stream not more than twenty yards wide
never entered my mind. thought |
might possibly drop the gun, and was
quito certain 30 ruin box Of cartridge
/ carried ia my pocket These consid.
eratluni alone made me give any alton.
tiun 10 the lag OF the land and tho course
Of the currents.
u entered tho water aud advanced 20.
ward the opposite bank, holding the gun
iu ono hand aud high. 1t was deeper
tlnu ! thought, tho water coming quito
uptom y ahOuldcrs. Twas about ~ reach
for one Of tho bonding willow stem,
whom made "a niisstop and was swept
oil my feet. the current carrying M,
swiftly 10 tho cpnturOf tho fOaming watui
II, the end Of the island, whore / went "a
tho bottom like lead. | came up flii
enough to see daylight shining through
the water when ! went to tho bottom
again. still had the gun. As cam,
up the secoHd timo began to spin around
like top.
Then realized tla' was Ia trouble,
| dropped the gun, aud with tho uid Of
both arms brought my head above water
and clear OF the whirlpool. was gasp
ing for breath when got to the air. bu,
! had not taken in any water, and al
though inuch exhausted from thcpaund
ing had received by the fierce current
was cungratulating myself on my
escape WHOM floating easy with both
arms free, felt myself slowly but surely
gong undur again.
Then something like terror seized me
thought my last moments OF life had
come. Luckily there oamo with thi,
thought the resolve Of desperate man
60 die by inches aud 10 cling TO lifo Until
the last gasp. There was a great i'm
pulse ut iirsi 10 cry out tor holp. lcoult
hear tne elm of "a Mormon flfingr's huy
rake Ina the lold on Tie other side of M,
river aud his rhir1 Ia his horse. But
know Ia that awful moment that the cal
for hclp WAS only 10 waste the breath
had resolved 10 husband.
rHE WATER wlrcn.
81 ielt my strength going as you car
feel pair Of reins slip through YOU
| hands. Every few feet. slowly bu
| surely. would 40 under. Then. b,
desperate cxgrtions with my arms,
would bring my nose and month nboy,
! tho y,ater again. Tho river swept M
under "A bunch of those long. pracofu
willow branches, but again / was stead,
enough not 10 catch hold OF them.
| knew TINT 10 do no wus to waste nv Of
| FORKS for III, In win 'rbe,. ,y.,o ain
~, tho,. ~, s,,'an ~ -, ~
| L,i3 -, 80 ''' "''' "'''' NV
"o,U nv
! AZ hnoh uho ones thoughts tFaNt
faster thlh hght have heard II sat
that drowning IS nn easy death 10 die
~ NV, , ,,, l'c.cht may phaso 70 mo- u
,,, ~, 49, ~. ". si'to " o'o'y I''o'
INT nsya, IN ,bn i,attnm M " ''"' '''''''
"AsI,u,. .hot ulong ont NJ rcoch q
the willows saw Al, old log living hal
ON tho bnuk md hull Ina tho v,nt,r NJ
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lcctod aud the stock counted up. They
viii show their appreciation OF your nt-
tonliOn by collecting thore often and
making 4: u center from which 10 start
In all directions on their foraging cxpc-
ditiuus.
Our artist has given rs one kind Of ar.
Management. Tho open space In front
might H. constructed with "a sliding lat
ticc door urA the ducks thus kept In
each morning until tho eggs arc collect
ed. OF course there would not be tho
expense OF drinking fountains nor dust
baths, roosts nor nest boNcs, aud tho
prccuution We wish 10 urge Is that It be
carefully guarded from dnmpuess and
mold The ducks leave the water with
some water on the body, and although
worry little, still after awhile, together
with tho dampnoss rising from tho pond
o. stream, enough will accumulate TO be
Injurious Poultry World.
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Tho death Of Cardinal Manning and
a, ri Victor. sldest sou Of thu Prince
wales both In one day and within
,s than m hour " ench otue.. made a
,,rsston only less profound than the
a, Oh Of Gladstone himself would have
-. Near the -iire hs.1r Of the
s.mo day. g p, in Italy Ncd 4 nal
a., ami siineoni rrettci p ocr1. the
Roman propagand l"v death o: the
a., pard,r,ls 81 90. ..glish, the other
pcman - i,me,c, two Of the mos,
,ssrpel ard gifted men in The Roman
church
Cardinal Manning. Protestant In his
NTH. WIS the friend of Gladstone AMI
Tspnyson. and remained till hi death
,bsir friend in spite Of the difference ia
,olirion tie was u year and n half
oller thnn Gladstone, aud " possible
econ greater worker lie would have
I'm piuoiy.four years old nest July,
and was the perfect ascehc IN all his
t,F,s In q week he did not unt M
mich AS many man doyoun m day
sod vet he did an amount Of work 1T
,nrr and executive, thas would have
t,en considered enough for two mon
Perhaps 1t was this very abstcmiousncs'
,bat enabled him toaccomplish so much.
Hls pictures show At a glance thu
,s,prgr Of man he was The high head
narrow botween tho temples. marks INN
a. the acute meiarhyAciun aud thoolog
t.al rtgsonrr Just such head horn
usologiaus possess lila -ympatmcs
v,ro ever with the poor. even TO point
who're he was Imposed on sometimes
I'm the one side NJ his nature he was the
loacala and argtmeup,tiyc ihoologian; on
me other he threw himself tremendously
Into every movement that commended
Itself to him as means Of bcttering ,h'
condition ui the poor and lHnoriug
elassoA llo turned IRON the English IL
ibc Roman church ~ last, cniehy b.
tause by the Holhnm decision baptism
WIS loit an open question Ia the Church
Of ENGLAND lie believed dvyontly Ia
iho saving spiritual grace Of baptism.
Asto Albert Victor the prince who
druad To- the farther sho,c N the sam,
hour with the cardinal, he would have
been king OF England 1t he had survived
h.a father and Quesu Victoria. and Eng
land had still maintained the monarch
cal form NJ government lie was ashy
awkward lad. who probably never go
rpdi, Tor being rs good and capable "
b. was. On the contrary wintcyci
wroug thing he "a was made the mos
d. Il isu way wo have IA tins world
and We do not think anything Of It IN
III people die
The same dispatches that tell Ok
asath OF Albert Victor speak MISC OF th
brother who .uccauds him, bright
sunny tempered lad, popular because u
seems tu BE- like his mother Alexandra
Albert Victor wI.. more like the Georges
Poor ladl Int iu these throe death
that cam. IN one day most 81 all th
hearts Of Americans md the world vii
70 ont 10 Princess Victoria Mary. th
sweet English rrac who was to hav
byeu the princes bride.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-01

Tho Canadian cabinet will continue
throughout 1899 the immigration boun
ties heretofore given to settlers. Besides
this Il viii also cntor on nm active i'm
miNaiionpropagauda" in Europe Mean.
ulhe we alongside in tho United States
10 not need amy immigration propa.
g'nda thank you, Canada may have
some OF our newcomers and welcome lr
tAe caa get them. Strange what die,
Terence living in an independent repul-
Ia p.-sSs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-01

A lnte writer holds minister's OF tho
gospel In measure responsible for the
outbreak Of auarchistio and ,ociulistic
ideas in our time. lie says, "ln thor
zeal to turn tho attention Of their hear
ers from this world to the next pronch-
ers habiiually speak Of thisworlis goods
Us a snare 20 the soul and OF devotion to
their enjoyment aS a sim Yes but for
tunatoly nobody believes these doctrines
except ON Sunday,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-01

The Pacific Mail Steamship company
Nncnogll proposes. II thocongresAoual
subsidy Is enlarged In proportion, 10
greatly Increase the izo OF It's ships in
Tho China service. Z. T.. Huntington is
interested IN the company, and 1t salts.
factory arrangements are afforded In the
nature Of postal aid, swift steamers Of
1000 tons will be built for the China
fgryice. This Is ~ large ~ the first
eLl.s Atlantic pngsengor htonmors.