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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-09
THREE STEAMERS RELEASED.
The Bourgogne, City of New York and yyaes-
land Land Their Passengers.


land Land Their Passengers.
A happier lot of passengers never landed
from ship than those who disembarkod rom
La Bourgogne at New York last evening They
had been detained at Quarantine since last
Sunday morning and were rejoiced at getting
ashore.
The passengers were angry at having been
detained so long when there had been no illness
of any kind on board, but all had praise for
the officers Of the ship and the agents of the
line.
The breakfast gong was sounded an hour
earlier than usual yesterday morning on the
City'of New York, which The passengers took as
an indication that there WAS prospect of being
released from quarantine.
At last the revenue cutter Grant with Secre-
tary Foster on board, steamed alongside The
wife and daughter of the Secretary and some
friends were on the steamer, which was boarded
by the Secretary with the news that the vessel
would be permitted to go up to her pier There
was loud applause at this encouragement and
repeated calls for Secretary Foster, who made
"a short speech.
Then the Secretary took his wife and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Depew and several friends on
the cutter and steamed for the city, as the City
of New York weighed anchor and moved up to
its pier ut O'Clock.
The passengers found a great crowd of
friends awaiting them
The belgian steamship Waesland of tho Red
Star hne. from Antwerp. which had been in the
quarantine fieet In the upper bay, was released
last night and proceeded to her pier Captain
Grant reported all on board in good health
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-09
Two Divorces Applied For.

Elsie Maria Parker seeks, by bill fled by
French Dixie, a divorce from Samuel Parker
and permission to resume her maiden name of
Lakewood. They were married July 2. 1876 in
Caroline county, Va, and she charges that while
domiciled at 1912 II street in November, 1891.
defendant left her and committed adultery with
one Lucy Mahoney and is now living with her.
Theodore ". Estler has through Cook ].
Sutherland filed bill for a divorce from Ida
c. Estler. They were married June &c. 1888.
and lived at 921 c and 1881 c street southwest,
and he charges that shortly after marriage she
commenced and continued to abstract money
from his pockets: that in 1883 her manner was
so disagreeable toward him and she became SO
extravagant that he was compelled to publish
in lee STAR notice that he would not be re-
sponsible for her debts. He also charges her
with adultery with Joseph Little and asks the
custody of the children and that she be re-
strained from interfering with him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-09
ANARCHIST EERGMaN's THREAT.
He viii Kill Himself ~ Sentenced to More
Than Ten Years.

PIrTsBURs. PA, Sept. 9.-Anarchist Berg
man. who attempted the life of II. C.'Frick.
said tina. if his sentence was more than ten
years h. would Kill himself. There was not
enough in lie, ne said, to spend twenty or
thirty years Il prison with the prospects of a
few wears % liberty after the sentence had ex-
pred. Hesaid: ''Ifully realize the consequences
of nv attsnlrt on the life of Mr.. Prick / did
so also when attempted to kid him and was
prera-e,l % suffer the consequences had he died
More than ten wears IN prison would be
verse than hanging. ard il ] had my choice
would prefer 20 hang rather than spend "a life
time IL prison.
Bergman ccoliv tllks Of his crime and ex-
presses only regret thl. his mission failed He
does r0- give r Irlrk credit for he GOODNESS and
nerve C-ed o~ hin when the assault took place
and saws. There i, no Use talking to me about
Frick 1o. being frightened. He was the worst
scared nm ever saw. and don't blame him
much io- Il.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-09

Team totals for known distance are as follows:
Sixteenth Pennsylvania, sos; engineers n C..
49, first regiment y. c.. AIS; second regiment
ID. G., 4I3; second \. j.. 459: seventh Y. J.. 436;
sixth battalion u. c., 435: first " J.. 4Oe; sixth
n. J., 995.
Tomorrow each team will make two skirui.h
runs OF twenty shots each and when that part
OF the program has been disposed of the win
ners will be known
Gen. and Mrs. Ordway, Col and Mrs. Mosher.
Col. II. L. Crawford and Mr.. Ned Spang arrived
at Sea Girt this evening and are at the Beach
House. They will remain throughout the week
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-09
Challenge to n Duel Accepted.

Excitement among Italians of New Haven,
Conn, has been caused by DIR. Vincenzo Della
challenging DR.. Louis Parascunolo to fight a
duel. The challenge was published yesterday
in the Christoforo Columbo, New York jour
nal. Both physicians are graduates of the Uni
versity of Naples. The trouble has grown out
of an old love affair. Dr.. D'Elia also accuses
his rival Of attempting to injure his practice
According to the challenge DIR. Della is to
name the place where the combat is to be held
Dr. Parascunolo has expressed his willingness
to fight and the duel is likely to come off in a
few days. Mr.. James Caparalo a well known
italian member of the Yale Law School, has
been chosen by DR.. d Ella as one Of his seconds.
Small swords are to be used.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-09
suspcns ion Caused hx Another Failure.

LONDON. Sept a-The House and Land In
ves:ment and Trust Company, limited. of which
Jabez Spencer Balforr, NJ p. for Burnley. is
chairman has suspended. owing 10 the stoppage
of the London and General Bank. The balance
sheet for january. 10a3. showed n capital of half
a million pounds and d reserve fund of f36. 900.
The shareholders are liable for uncalled-for
- a share. Mr.. Balfour is liberal and no
connection. so far "a known. of the former Irish
chief secretary. His connection with the COM
pany NAV be little more than nominal. as be is
in demand rs a director. being on the boards
of no less than thirteen companies. He is very
popular.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-09
Torn to Death by a Tiger.

During the street parade of Sells circus at
Maysville, KY, Wednesday. a man known as
'Animal George" and whose home is thought
to be in Columbus, Ohio. was attacked by
huge tiger, in whose cage he was riding. The
beast seemed to be possessed Of the devil and
screamed in fury as he bit and tore his Shrek
ing victim. The spectators, panic stricken,
fed, while the show hands rushed to the cage
and did all possible to rescue the man who was
being rent to pieces alive They could accom-
plish nothing until the trainer was dead, when
the infatuated beast retired to a corner. Not a
shred of clothing remained on the unfortunate
man. His head was torn open, the face gone
and nearly every bone in his body broken.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-09
I'd EDITION.
CONTINUED FROM 5tl Page
ELECTRoCUTED on A POLE.
The Body of a Light Tender Found in
Pitt=burg.

PIrTsBURG. Pa. Sept. at 1245 o'clock
this morning Police Officer Bowley found the
lifeless body Of John Hoxwinter lying at the
base of an electric light pole at the corner OF
9Th avenue and Stevenson street. Hoxwinter
was a light tender in the employ Of the Al
legheny County Light Company. lie
had assembled the pole 10 trim the
hight and had evidently been electro
cuted His lef, hand and arm were terribly
burned The top of his head had been crushed
in by his fall from the forty-fve foot pole. Hox-
winter single. His father. who was also q
light inspector, was eleetrocuted about a year
ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-09

ST. PETERSBURG. Sept. 9.-ThroIghout Rus
sia on Tuesday there were. according To official
reports 1851 new cases and !. 4S1 deaths against
4.6Oi new cases and $50 deaths ON Monday.
This l. a decrease from Monday of S43 new
cases and l.I09 deaths. In ~. Petersburg
Thursday the new eases numbered los, sixteen
less than on Wednesday. and thirty-one deaths.
decrease of eight. of the patients in the
hospitals Of 81. Petersburg eiGhty-two were dis
charged yesterday as cured.
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Some time ago the citizens committee an
nounced their intention to invite the war gov
ernors to attend the encampment 1t was sup
posed that there were only half dozen or so
living. But from time to time some CORE
spondent writes to ask why it is that Mr.. So
and So is not good enough war governor for
the committee, as he served his state in that
capacity during the war. Still they do not no
tice his name in the list of those to whom in
vitations are to be sent In this way the COM
mittee is perfecting its list and by this time no
doubt they have nearly all the Names Today
through the kindness of correspondent living
in West Virginia who felt aggrieved that his
friend, Francis II. Pierpont. who was governor
Of that state during the war. had not been in
vlted, the committee promptly put the gov
erncr name on the list and SO notified his
friend.
~. HOMEOPATHIC SERVICE
= A committee of homeopathic doctors. consist
ing OF Drs. Gusts, Corey, Mcdonald, Choate
and Janney, has arranged with Chairman Ed
son TO occupy as hospitals tents at the two
camps which will be erected by the committee
for this purpose. These field hospitals will be
provided with all the necessary appliances for
the care and comfort Of the sick 1t will be
uNtu III coHJuHCttou Win homeopathic nos
p;tal. The committee has provided for the
opening of a hospital in the building on 18th
street Just south of Albaughs. DR.. Hamilton
Z. Leecb who ia the chairman of the subcom-
mittee on hospitals and hospital service. will
be in charge with a large corps of doctors and
nurses. There will be an ambulance wagon
and all the facilities for a first-class service.
OWNS BULL Run.
Chairman Edison received today proposition
on behalf of a man who owns a part or all of
the ground where the battle of Bull Run was
fought He proposes that the committee pay
s75 for the privilege of allowing the old SOL
diers to walk over the battlefield. 1t is claimed
that a charge Of so much for each person is
ordinarily made. Chairman Edison will inform
him that the committee does not spend money
that way.
AT the two camps where the free barracks
have been erected miniature town is likely to
spring up. Chairman Edison today gave the
Western Union permission to establish tele-
graph stations there. They will be located in
the building which will be erected for the stor-
age of packages.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-09

Rev. John J. O'Connor, professor in Seton
Hall College, has been appointed vicar general
OF the Catholic diocese at Newark, N. J. The
new vicar general was born in Newark. He
pursued his classical studies in Seton Hall.
After he was graduated he was sent to Rome
for a theological course. Upon his return to
America, in 1877, he was stationed ct Seton
Hall, whore he has since remained - professor
OF dogmatic theology and metaphysics. Two
years ago, after the death Of Very Kev. VIM. p.
Salt, fathsr O'Connor became. rector Of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-09
WANT THE AMERICAS CLIP.

Emperor William and Lord Dunraven In
Issue Challenges for . Race.
The German emperor has decided to enter
his yacht, the Meteor, to compete for the
America cup in 1898.
The Meteor was formerly the Thistle, the
Scotch yacht which was defeated at New York
In 1887 by the Volunteer in the races for the
cup.
I'll reported that Lord Dunraven has de-
cided to issue challenge for q race for the
America cup and intends to build an eighty-ton
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-09

During the twen.y-four hours ending at noon
today burial permits were issued from the
health ONCE for the following:
White-Ann Breen, "a years; Susan NJ Crea,
IS wears; Patrick F. Moore. "A years; VIM H.
H. Williams, 43 years; Chas. Smith, AZ years;
John Mnlloney, 20 years; Claiming White. IS
years: John T. O'Neil, "a years: Walter L.
Hayes, months. Colored-John Nelson. 1
day; Thos. Hayes, IL years; Dalphia Berkeley,
10 wears.
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Quarantine nj Tarnpico. Mexico.

TkarIco. MEX. Sept. 9.-The federal gov
eminent has directed the health officers at
Tampico to quarantine all vessels from cholera
infected ports for fifteen days There are i've
vessels now in port taking and diseharging
eargoes at the Monterey and Mexican gulf
wharves-the Juniiri of New York. Ackenham
OF Antwerp, welIhaven Of Mobile, Start Of Car
dih and Regulator OF Pensacola. all Of which
will clear within forty-eight hours with clean
bills of health The sanitary condition Of Tam
Pico is excellent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-09
ONE STATE SAFE FOR WEAVER.
Both Parties Concede That He VIII Carry
Nevada

SAN FRsScIsco. Sept. 9.-Politicians in Nevada
are getting badly mixed over the silver qles-
tion. VIM L. Sharon. chairman Of the Nevada
state republican convention. has written a let
ter 10 VI. II. DE Young national committee
man. resigniug his Office. "a he saws owing to
kis views OF silver he cannot support the re-
publican ticket II il admitted by both the old
parties that Nevada viii be carried by Weaver.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-09

Insanity was the plea set up in the case of
John Stewart, alias Edward Drane. who was
charged in the Police Court few DAYS ago
with carrying pistol. and on the statement of
the young mans father that he would have
some medical testimony the case IVES con-
tinued until today. The case was heard to-
day, but the physicians failed to appear and
the court imposed fine of $50 or ninety days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-09
REBELS WIN IN VENEZUELA.
Crespo Will Soon Be in Possession of tn
Capital.

Capital.
Special Cable to the New York Herald
CURACAO, Sept. 8.-News reaches here from
Caracas through reliable channels which midi
Gates that Gen. Joaquin Crespo, the legalistas
CHIEF, will soon be in peaceable possession of
the capital of Venezuela.
Gen. Luciano Mendoza, who has been dicta-
tor since Urdanetas departure for the west, has
resigned the reins Of power and has left Caracas
preparatory, 1t is believed, to leaving the
country.
Second wee President Sturbe takes tempo
rary control of the government but bis torn,
OF power will not last long, as Villegas-P ulido
has sent an invitation to Gen. Crespo to enter
the city and assume command until quiet is re-
stored.
Full amnesty has been guaranteed to the
people Of Caracas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-09

away from the democracy. Now, suppose the
new party gets the entire qualified vote of the
republicans, which it won't, however. This
would give the Weaver crowd IA, 900 in Florida
But doubt if it gets half that number. II it
gets 10, coo shall be surprised In 1888 the
democratic vote of the state was A. 255
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-09
Senator Hin Bpvs . $50 600 House

ALBANY, y. y, Sept. 9.-Senator David B.
Hill today bought the J. X. Emmett. ''fritz,
mansion in this city for $4,000 and will live
there.
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Killed by Failing From a Buggy.

CHICAGO. Sept S.-By the sudden overturn-
ing OF buggy yesterday Frank d. Kettelle. ST..
son Of Judge Kettene, was so badly hurt that
he died within a short time. His companion in
the carriage. Edward H. Elliott was also seri-
ously injured but il is believed he will recover
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-09
READ EVERY WORD.

Ahout three yegrs a Gentleman named Grasty
came nom Frederic kshurg. Va. and opened double
store II 1910 and l5l2 7th 81. NV. bet. snd y
n W. Mr.. tIrasty ieterlned 20 face All competitors.
and carry the Fsrniture and china business fer
CASH The peolle were slow 60 accept his bold state
nents and many sse Ie-suus and prophets rave him
Every day since his FIRST announcement tirastys ad
has appeared in The Evening star ana there ace but
few people who read the b 600 dsily copies who DO
not know of Grasty the Pushcr snd IL Il now In roof
that even IN Washington the furniture busne-. can
be successfully conducted for Cs-h. people come TO
him from al parts * the oats IN response 20 ada
which are always to the point plain and simple bus.
nos statements. never write intended 20 nislesd
dereive. but reErda pledge 20 the people. AMI
anything not satisfactory report Il and set your
money.
We claim to he the orly house she city where
furnish house from 30 bottouiyery arti-
Gle Necessary except stone.
Remember our terms Cash people who huy on
installments nothing tor the pri. but ho-e Nho
pay they want fair eHrnsnE- for their money.
Some cash at ins allaenf house. We're 4 what
thst means: lns;allment prioe Tor oss -tdesoard.
go. oo-ten per cent, % for ssh. sisp Osr rrlcs
fog same. sl2 80 80 -.e ths g 81 the h--i r..
suits. II You buy for Cash "a fGsh house don't
lose sish II What You ray hy iis disc lunt you
get of. Best Wire Cots Go 80 fnurei l.sDi solid
Oak C1ster-leg able. feet. 80 o. sold Oak Isie
feet. s3pS. lard~ide CarIst. ll.s 20. ., -, -
.Joc. Sc Oak Chairs. Gene seat. % q-r sci OAK
Suite. > pieces. Ella. a. -liJ0 slS-Ho 10 go, ak
Tnmblers. l,c. 200 barrels China. GLASS. ete-
Don't forget the place.
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Standards Killed nv Lightning.

Madrid. sept "A number Of disastrous
thunder storms have been reported from vari-
Gus parts Of Spain recently. Several persons
have been killed by lightning. while damage
has been done to crops in the province of
Granada.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-09

The New Jersey team totals were like the
other aggregates. away ahead of last years
work. The scores at 200 wards were rs follows:
First n. j.. pa; second N. j.. $685. fourth N. j.,
239: sixth N. j.. 203; seventh N. J.. 222.
WashingtOns representatives felt very much
corresponding degree Of friendly depression in
the hearts Of the Sand Spaniards.
Then came the Pennsylvanians; sturdy, we'll
built sharpshoOters; men tried in many matches
and weighted down with medals. Better shots
at 200 yards could hardly be found anywhere.
In some respects they had advantage over the
other teams, for there was less firing on the
range and consequently less smoke. but they
put up a superb record anyhow. Their score
board showed q total of 26O. fourteen points
ahead of the first regiment and engineer teams.
Even had the Keystone "cracks" been in the
contest for keeps their work would not have
alarmed any one, for the Washingtonians had all
confidence in their ability to change the
positions by the skirmish figures.
AT FIVE HUNDRED YARDS
At 2 O'Clock the second known distance stage
Of the match opened at the 500 yards firing
point. A tricky light and trifle Of not easily
calculated wind bothered some of the con-
testants, and spoiled the scores of men who can
do, and ought to do, a great deal better than
they did. Interest in the strife grew amazingly
the hours rolled by, and was not lessened
when it became known that the relative posi-
tons Of the leading teams had not changed
materially. The engineers made $50, the first
regiment, 2s9; the second regiment, 2sS, and
the sixth battalion, 209.
Pennsylvania champions piled up 245, while
the Jersey teams came in as follows: First New
Jersey, 1872; second New Jersey, 221: fourth
New Jersey, 2i2; sixth New Jersey, 1872; seventh
New Jersey. 214
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-09
Quarantine Established at Madrid.

MADRID. sept. 9.-The Spanish authorities
have ordered all vessels arriving from London
To be subjected to quarantine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-09

NYAcK. n. Y, Sept. 9.-Thos. Harrington of
Brooklyn has begun suit against the President
Of Nyack village. claiming $4,000 damages for
the death of his brother, John j.. who was
burned to death in the Nyack lookup few
months ago.
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killed Will. Resisting Arrest.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Sept. 9.-Whiie resisting
arrest at Erin this morning Matt Allen, des-
lerado. was killed by Detective INV. Broaddns-
Allen was wanted for accessory to murder.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-09

BERLIN, Sept. 9-The nationalist congress,
which was TO have been held at Mannheim, has
been postponed on account OF the cholera.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-09

Minister Whites Secretary OF Legation.
INDIANAPOLIS. IND, Sept "A special from
Bloomington, lad, announces that Ernest
Hnfcutt, a Cornell graduate, of that place has
been appointed secretary Of legation at ST.
Petersburg by Urited States Minister White.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-09
A Yictirn ~ ~. v..,,.

Thos. Rooney Of Plymouth, Pa, having lost
al his money and property ON the result Of the
Suiiivan-C orbett fight, committed suicids list
night by taking poison.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-09

Dr. Jenkins Authorized to Rent steamer.
WATEETOy'S. NY. sept. Gov. Hover to-
day authorized DIR. Jenkins. health oiiicer of
New York. % rent a steamer 20 take passengers
from the Nornaunia If possible: if not possible
TO purchase such a steamer and TO inform him
Of conditions OF purchase BY telegraph.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-09
IouR Crrp1r Is Coon.

IouR Crrprr Is Coon
DON'T SPEND A DoI.LA
FOR TrRNITTRE
OR CARPETS
UNTIL YOU vIsTT
GEoG,x's
MAMMOTH Cnrprr HorsE
$50: soI AND sc3 7rH ST. NV.
Are Won going 10 HOUSE Keep" THIS faiI'
fso We can be Of service 10 you says than
one. Hundreds Of people in Washington enjoying
PEERLESS CREDIT SYSTEM.
Hkp MT V0u'
We VIII ask Won 20 decide whsther or not the i'm
mense new stock % Furniture and Carpets c'ntsinei
the five oors Of our bis double store l. bot 'nsi az
modern in stvie. inst handsome IN nntsh and Just
low in prce A. that contained in cash uriturs
house in wSshing-on- We sell them al ON credit
Your Pdrlor
VIII look cory with one % Plush or Hair Cloih
Psrlor suites-we sell them for s2s cash or $50 on
time.
We beiiev. that assortment n HIGH Grade Parlcr
Furniture Tapestry Brorsteile and wilton l'us y
as handsome and complete As yon can ana ans Nh're.
and we knotr that prices are fuiip p J'r crHf
io'oer than such qualities can De purchased Tor IN
other stores
Will look and comfortable with OF cur Solid
Oak Bed Room saites- Let us show You the one Ne
sell Cor sl7 cash. els time. We have all styles and
finish in Bed Room furn,ture-sii prizes
DO T0u Need q Teff
We sell splendid Brussels 90 yr yard cash. 6sr
on time. Relahi. Ingrain CA-p-t 3's' Per yar cash.
4lc. time All Carpets made aad laid free OF eN;rA
cost. Ne don't charge for the waste IN match
ing figures
Iour DiHiHC R0osa
Will 70 more complete than with one OF our Sf
Oak Extension rables-i'ri'e 80 y cash e. 20 On
time, two feet lUng.r Cor 81 20 csSh. c6 on credit
We sell 10 round Heir Mattress for e.. 20 cash.
IS time
Woven Wire Sprinss 50 - CO 81. e. - IN credit,
Anything that found = ulate IN . completely
furnished house can D. uur,hassd %
ON GRE n T.
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