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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-01
FOR SALE-LOTS

LNOR SAI.E-TwO OF THE FINEST SITES IN
Takoma Park: each :,oxs0o feet: opposite b. =.
Giltert's old home and adjoining Admiral Cslhoun'A
loc. per foot. Address lis Q -; apl-;s'
EOR SALE-oR EXCHANGE FOR LOTS IN The
city or suburhs-lsrge house in the n. IL rooms
q. m. 1. lot 43x1O. Price, Sl1, 600
apl-:t OSCAR W. WHITE. Q3oF stnw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-01

EOR sALE1HANDsoME NEW THREE STORY
and bath room Al iasest improvemsnis; hsndsomsy
oecorAted carefully built under personal supor.
vision and In every respsc houss opSn Tor
,nsRscSSp- 19r yShsr pSrticnls,s and pstcs apply
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-01


LNOR SALE-CTEAP At SD F-.-I3u FEET
'TOni on Rigs s. near lSTh by deoth II ~ f.
alley. This Is cheap for lots IN tniS fashion; lb-
cation. DAVID % STONE. Sol ard s0rj r : Il. W. l:
EoA SALE
L BARGAINS NORTHEAST
est. re. Get Isl and - q from 30 IT. alley in
rear. . nice It's, ever - feet front: Only 81 fl
A 81. 6sh. 81 feet o. aJo-.: 100 to %,
T.. alley Price. per TT. Sl.:s-,.
Delaware ave. bet. AID &. ICg0. Ter & 81. 20.
North Carolina reJ. 18th and ltsh. IL = front
rnnnne through to 3 81. s.cewa :. -a> sewer. P.ice
per It. 61..
81 -. ne. bet F aid C. los. each IL. 9=9S 10
alley Eacn $a.U0c.
Al St he. and G. los. -. Sxos % alley. Price
each 81 SOC
Gst. bet, 18Th ami Ittn. GixI0o. alley. per fl Soc
Fs+ MT osh ana .tn. lots, saciI lSAs0. Price,
eac;i 81 800
Don tnrcst rithout sssi8g IN y list.
1t DAVID .. Stun, 81 and S15 s.. n. W.
Tor SAILS; $50 WILL BUY A BUILDING
site in tasnionaol- ioca-ion. st. be-. Conn.
and 2lst 81 lt-f.l
foe SAIE,Pr,ce SO. 100. lot on o s.. nea- 18Th.
i've lh.sxS'2. alley. wish rHu-e renSing fer $50
Dolr me ~ U,thopt ssesRg ray lsst.
1t DAVID u. STONE, Sc snd SOC ST. n. W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-01

FOR SALE-Great bargain for S12. 900; beauti full
residence; well built Handsomely finished and
papered throughout.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-01

I'OR SALE--tss AND ~ VI ST NV; 10 AND
II - rooms; pare ed Ea.s.ed in natural finished
white larS pslsr1eS material ar9 Workmanship
far above the average, $500 and -. 90;
suit W. + NASH,
80 II 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-01


AND EXCEPTIONALLY SUBSTANTIALLY
CoNSl RUCTED
y. W. CORNER rESIDENCE,
IN THE VERY ABANDONMENT PORT ION OF THE
SECTION LYING
BETWEEN X. l. A y ID MASS. AVENUES.
NEAR CHURCH OF THE COVENANT AND SCOTT
CIRCLE,
AT COST.
This commanding house is in excellent condition ;
nearly new: southern and eastern exposure; alley;
steam heat.
Is Rooms. MAGNIFICENT PARLOR
A CHI ICE PROPERTY
IN EVERY RESPECT.
EASY TERMS
]. B. WINNER.
mh3l-3t sos 18TH ST.
L'OR SALE-BEATTIFUL NV. CORNER CAD.
ON HANDSOME AVENUE
NEAR BRITISH MINISTER;
$3D, COO GNFURN1SEED:
5000 NEWLY FURNi SHED.
As BRIGHT. CHEERFUL and PERFECT HOME
Broom house in the H. of the city and
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE. Broad frontage and
pretty little 2O-foot SIDE LOT and STABLE LOT in
rear. This is COMPLETE PROPERTY in every
raspec. and has been NEWLY AND ATrRAC1IVELY
FURNISHED LATELY COULD BE FNLAR9ED
at small outlay i: desired. Has SOU THEAST EX
POSURC
AN EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY TO SECURE
ECONOMICAL FIGURE. WOULD
LEASE FURNISHED IL
DESIRED AT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-01
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
EOR sALE-sl RICHLY MODERN HOMES
ADVERTISE ONLY BaRGAINs

n.y. A-s zoe OENLA DAnohlNS
ss. se. s.:, sSy s;ss
E6-overiookins Dupon, CIRCLE, corner. S. 600
ave osfGs front large Stable 1868
Sa 1ss, aS3ys Dnhont Circle. sSI1l4 70 600
THOMAS SH cse s.5 bTsn. T. cS
soo-1 block from Dupont Circle. 3r. deep. 10000
MY ss !: b., will no. allow their
Phone No. lap1l 1tal E s T.. @sih aoor
= NAE d Rxh Ian;
and sr TFly roRb G easy sFH
FOR sALE.INsTALLMENT PLAN. SIS ST.
i. ne tMo,story stone and brick dweliins 8 rooms;
al IN L rom ana PACK stsrs lot no feet deer;
s%E $50 NHsS6rf WICK Psf %oh HfEs fss:
ON Corc9 re-, st bet: 18th and 18th .ts. nice =
B. II. WARNER co..
mh3l-os 9i6 Est. NV.
FOR sALE-eo COTTAGES AT BRooKLAND
L Prices ranging from 81: coo to So OJ0 beauty.
ss FosTES FER fs st. ILG W.
Il HOUSES.
lave IarSs number of houses in all sections Of
Washington and In the most desirable suburban dis
sired and will nd Special iis Lists Of houses and
o: lots can be obtained at office application
mh31-6: zoos st. NV.
C'OR SALE-BARGAINS-NE HOUSES; EASY
and
oMNER 10 F 81 NV. mh3l-3m
and 5ath b.cl; lot 2oxgO . 2Gioot alley rooms on
s W o VS. sO nd zes s Seeip g to alley T.
rooms 2 rar!oEs A. sacri1.e if so d at once;
ST bs na s5Es a .% SSs
,DIpi and rfppp IN lSff and
Dat, mn,, ILL., fsSs and g. isaa;l ;f SFisi1r
EoR sALE-Iwo ARooM BRICK HOUSES IN
Doug as alley NV. IN the of Washington
pet af% ana ON 'iS ESMo tSerS "a
mh31-sss Room H. BIS F St. city.
j. place ne. all modern imrroy ,,, price
t mhsias Room f io5 co or ah2 ba ding
Tor Saloon LINCOLN PARK. NORTH SIDE.
2-s'ary and cellar: all mpr1vepsnts With burglar
mh5l-sS: - " " owSEE lio4 East C sia ST.
7 situa:ed on the NV c2Tner OF and "a sts NV;
bath M lot 3o1loo cor Pries and terms terms apply
to $50, T. % 3 d i TOP;
EOR SALEM SOUTHWESTERN SECTION. 10
t viii fo ssE As HasS
pTfs 500 eaen oR easy sy6 tens GIG 10Th Ct NV
Il offer my residence. 1916 Mass. n for sac.
furnished or unfinished: :he arrangements of the
house. especially attractive. W. Z. WRIGHT,
6i9 st. NV nh31-3s
EOR SALE 500 CASH AND BALANCE
l. monthly will buy go Il ST. new room brick:
handsomely finished and papered; cellar; deen lot;
cars and nerdics: price. "a 800. WRIGHT
81 OCKETT. 6l9 r st. n. mh3I3
EOK SALE-A HANDSOME RESIDENCE AT IA
i koma Park, d. C.. JUS completed: within three
blCcEs Of steam and e,ec way depots; this Is
of the beautiful! and eligible places in the
psra Will he sold liberal terms by owner. Address
b 81. star flee. mh3l 3t'
l. BEAUTIFUL, ATTRACTIVE
AND EXCEPTIONALLY SUBSTANTIALLY
CONSl RCCTED
y. W. CORNER r>ESl DENCE,
IL A \
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-01

LOR sAIE-N 81. NEAR lsT NV. Two TORY
Il and basement. VreSs bricE. bay window. 8 rs,
a. m = lot Is feet WIDE nee alley y. 800.
t<CAH W NEII r. $50 + 81 n. ".
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-01

FOR SALE-very cheap-for s. 500: within tw
blocks of Dupont Circle; handsome 3-story. 1Oroor
houses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-01

FOR SALE-CHEAP HOMES; several decided bar
gains in houses: s3. 500 to $500 desraby located
and terms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-01
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
E,oR SALE
.r,own., BEAUTIFgL HOMES

DESIRED.
We are Offering for the owner any all Of the row
Of six brick residences ST. New Jersey
ave- n ", which now being completed. ct price
slightly in advance OF cost and easy terms.
These houses have feur rooms the first floor; are
thoroughly well built and conveniently arranged.
Each lot Is 20 feet from. by 100 fee: deep public
alley.
One square from two car lines
THoS. J. FISHER CO.,
st n.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-01

We Just finishing by day labor several 3-story
English basement houses of different designs Srooms
each. finished hard oil and pretty tints cabinet
mantels. open hreplaces and every modern improve
ment; location unsurpassed; on broad avenue and
street; within three blocks OF the Capitol. Ma
ga, 600: terms suit,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-01

L,OR sAL--ST4 ST. y. -. THREE THREE
storT hr.rss ten rooms and bath. and others
IL AM oath each. lots .CxSlI to alley each
under good rent and IN good C-Ger: to be sold
o:er IS wante1 OEO. W. L;NkiNS. 500 18th
81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-01

L'OE SALE-1IH ST. NV. FK, NTAGE OF
Il A. sect by de- III Of 10, feet l5-ft alley; in
proved by l1--om house. sui abe fer = large
and dive ing-s THIS offered a. low rr:ce. parties
business property should -lv this attention.
aDl-:}t GED. W LINhINS. - % 18Th NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-01

'oR sALEn n,,unvys rrrv,or,
DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS
IN THE
ADDITION TO LIE DRoTT PARK
LOTS 3. 4. S. AND Z. BLOCK q. THOMAS
20x45 each.
20 cents per foot.
SIX LOTS ON T ST. NEAR LIE DRorr AVE
Street will be concreted
Price, e. 10 per foot.
LOTS =. g AND 9, BLOCK II
Each 20xsQ
Facing R. l. ave and sestea -
Price. sl-25 per n
LOT 49, BLOCK Ia
fscing 4. ave.
0feet front. 20 feet dsso.
Triangular shape
$500 50 #
Price. 81 Is psr n
LOTS q. - AND q. BLOCK II.
Beautiful location
Intersection Of Le Droit ave.. RI svs..
Each 20xlO0.
Price. u. Is per n
LOTS AND 9: sLocK Il
L. Droit ave. nextto
corner Of 81
Price. el.Oo p@h
LOT I, BLOCK IA
L. prott ave.
Hfies. q per foe9
For further 'a''Fn.s'sFs ~ "a /. vr.vn.
u A'N - So.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-01

UNIMPROVED.
FOR SAIE-We also offering some CHEAP
ground FOR suecu,ators bui,Ge They include
bock OF 81 900 So. IT. OF ground 81. extended
That subdivldeS to great advantage and within one
block of good business and street center where
ground sells for many times cur price.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-01

E'OR SAI-E-A NUMBER OF HOUSES IN GOOD
Il locations northeast 6 and rooms and bath a. Ill
l.: handsomely papered; good lots; from 81 600 to
50. OOO, easy terms LEE x ABBDTT,
4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-01

FOR SAIE-Fine investment-hve brick stores
we'll located on GOOD business street with two car
lines; all permanently well rented
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-05-26
The BLUE ROOM.
The Spanish Princess Arrives
at the White House.
"A cordial Reception BY the Presi-
dent and Mrs. Cleveland.
All rormaiitics Were HAIRED Ruiaiia
seems 10 Ne lmpressing These she
Maets as' a Charming Woman Her
Reception Amcrlean Enossh.

wANniseros, May %. The infanta
and her suit called on the president aud
Mrs Cleveland Mt exactly u o'clock
saturday and were received In The blue
room. There was little in the reception
that suggested formality and the party
indulged in pleasant conversation.
which lasted fifteen minutes, when the
royal visitors withdrew.
The Spanish and the American flags
floated from the Tag STATS on the
Arlington Saturday morning, and told
every one who was not ON the street
Friday night that the fnfanta Eniaiin
OF Spain was domicilcd within. soon
after the arrival Of the princess and her
suite she was asked II she desired the
royal ensign Of Spain hoisted over her
house, But she desired that the rcgula.
ton Spanish flag hoat from tho dag staff
instead Of the orange and red with the
crown, and thus II Is that the Spanish
flag and not the royal emblem floats In
the brcezes.
WASHINGTON, May %. Princess fsnla-
lie demonstrated Sunday morning TINT
she islan early riser and pedestrian a.
well She arose before 7;so and with
her husband took long walk and
afterward attended low mass at ST
Matthews church Mt Q o'clock. The
princess entered the churcl, MS quietly
and unceremoniously us the humblest
Of practitioners
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-05-26
CANNIBALISM.
Terrible Story From the Forests
Of Canada.
An Indian Eats His Child to Appease
His Hunger.
Horror-stricken. His Companions Flee. He-
fssinr 20 Take tie Miserable Man With
Them.-At Last Accounts He Has
Not iseen' seen OF Heard FROM.

MONTREAL, Quebec, May 10. The fol-
lowing details have reached here OF tho
story OF cannibaiism, already reported
briefly:
Last fall the members OF IN Indian
tribe called the Nasconopis started out
for their winter hunt around the river
Ste. Marguerite, below Quebec. Among
the party were man named Jacks and
his daughter. aged 10. The hunt prov
ing q failure, the party fastened tore
turn as quickly MS possible. and, after
enduring hardships and starvation. its
members finally reached a point in the
wilderness some sixty miles distant
from their homes. Weak and furnished,
without a morsel 10 cut, they We're in n
desperate condition.
The father OF the girl resolved 70 sac.
ritice her TO preserve his own life, and
one morning whenhis companions were
nearly frozen with cold, he killed the
daughter and appeased his hunger.
Horrorstriclsen, his companions fled,
refusing to take the miserable man
with them. and ut last accounts he had
not yet made his appearance In the set
Elements and the probability Is that, II
he has survived he is keeping away
on account of his crime.
The others finally succeeded in get
ting back 10 their homes more dead
than alive, and later the terrible story
was related 10 Rev. Mr.. Maltais, curate
Of st. Etienne du Sagueny, who at once
notified Coroner Fafford. Of Pointe dies
Monts, with view TO an investigation.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-05-26
GROVER MAY ACT.

Sunday Opening Question Being InyestI-
gated By Oiney and Carlisle.
WASHINGTON. May 90 President
Cleveland and Secretary Carlistle are
both worried over the question of clos
ing the Worlds fair on Sunday. and the
president will probably have to take
some action, owing TO the enormous
pressure being brought 10 bear upon
him by the numerous religious demon.
nations throughout the country. Al
delegation OF the Presbyterians called
upon him Friday. They were received
at the white house by both Mr.. and
Mrs. Cleveland. Moderator Craigg adj
dressed the president, asking that he
take some action toward having the
fair closed ON sunday.
ut is in direct opposition to the law
of congress = said Mr. crpigg. and you
can act.
When congress- voted that 81, $780,
600" said the president, in reply, SIT
was given with the distinct understand
ing that the fair should be closed ON
Sunday. can make no definite reply
now, but the encouragement and Sec
rotary Carlisle are considering the mat
ter, and II find that can act will
probably do sou
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-05-26
THE NEW YORK.

Tho f-rufscr u.t.. s.,.s.,..x n.,. rf.,..,. -
Hour--A Pr,m,, n ~ ss,sr nv. HIM
dred Thousand i,eiiars 10 the nuiiders.
Bosros, MAY Is. With forward tor.
pedo tubes buried deep in the sen and
the water pushed almost as high a. her
forecastlc, the u. S. armored cruiser.
New York. steamed across the line
Monday. breaking the worlds record
and winning for her builders the largest
premium ever paid IN any country
When twenty-one knots was predicted
Us the speed for the now cruiser. many
hoped. but few believed. that her en-
gines would ever he able to drive such
IN immense mass Of steel through the
water at this rate. When she crossed
the line Monday, however.vith speed
Of 2i.0o Knots through the water. and
some corrections vet 10 be added for,
tide, the enthusiasm ON board was In
tense.
Monday performance of the Massa.
chusetts coast win bc echoed from one
end Of Europe 10 tha othcr far Il
places the United states "a the van
amonr the nay;es "A tbe world and
gives Us NOT only ths mos, noyyerfnl
but the swIftest satrnored craisine YES.
sci. Tbere bas been great enthnsi,,sn
"a ENGLAND aver the nrrfort,,nnces ~
the ct,,isers slalse and I,ienheIn,, some
CLAIMING that ,be' lntf,,, baa nt,ainsd .
speed az p Knots
In tho tirst ulace .i,e;r vessels ars moi
arrnored hui s;mtiy nro.eetes Nv sonr.
Il. Il. ], H., I : : y. 80 Z, - :
Even equal speed for ths,n therefsre
wouId be nothing re,t,n,rls,,bie agsinsi
i vessel CARRYING n addition "a 4 six.
inch nrotectiye daels 4 tiye.incb sids
i belt and Two ta.rets each nj inches
thicls. In the second 7niacc' neither AZ
these vessels has cyer md m otsseial
trial over measured eo,,rse mo
Blake broke down from lealsv botlers
after reaching n snesd II q I lsnots "A
shoal water, nnd deyeIoping an n .t,oo
horse power. while the Blenbein was
r. ,1 ~ - ,'i,
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-05-26
EuLALIA HERE.
cnols Sam Escorts Her Up Tho New yor,.
hay-rhe Spanish Princess Receives :

0noie sam Escorts Her Up tho New YORK.
hay-rhe spanish Prlncess Receives .
Hearty Welcome.
NEW YORK, May 2o.-The Spanish
American steamship Marie Christian.
with the Infanta Eulalia aboard, az.
rived down the bay Thursday night too
late TO pass quarantine. The vessel
was mot expected until Friday morn
ing, and the reception which It was in
tended to give to the infanta upon her
arrival had to be postponed.
The commander of the Dolphin ex-
peeted 70 take her aboard OF his vessel.
tender her reception and escort her TO
Jersey City, where she is scheduled 10
board q train for Washington. The
Spanish residents had another plan for
honoring the Infanta.
The steamship, with her royal freight
on board, was first sighted off Long
Branch about I o'clock.
The Infanta caught her first glimpse
OF the United States from the bridge of
the Reina Maria Christina II was the
low, bleak shore of southern New Jer-
sey that she saw through the small
marine glasses lent 70 her by Pilot
Charles Foster. She expressed the
greatest interest in the points to which
the pilot drew her attention, and COM
pletely captivated the worthy mans
heart by her democratic simplicity.
The Infanta looked the picture Of rosy
health. She is not a royal beauty, but
she is very attractive and distinguished
in appearance. She has splendid
figure. The husband. Antonio Maria
D'orleans, is an agreeable young man
Of about %, some seven years her jun
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-05-26
THE BELL OF OUR NAVY.



NEw YoRk, May %. While the IA.
perb new cruiser New York was on her
way 20 the New England coast for her
official trial the beautiful silver bell
which she viii carry was being placed
ON exhibition in the show window
OF firm Of silversmiths ON Broad
way. This Is the bell that was recent
" cast in Troy. N. Y, upon which occa-
sl5si LIuut Du Val and members Of his
company, the seventh regiment. were
present and contributed match boxes
and other silver trinlsets, together with
some hundreds Of silver dollars, 10 the
molten mass in the furnace.
The bell is . magnificent piece Of
workmanship. When placed aboard Il
will be the largest bell ON any vessel
Of our navy. The bell weighs about
700 pounds On IL Is the inscription,
Presented to the U. S. S. New York
by the officers and members Of the
Seventh regiment N. 9. s. N. W The
bell also bears the coateof-arns OF
the regiment and OF the state. No ar
rangements have yet been completed
for the presentation ceremonies
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-05-26
Progress Of the New Llberty neIi.

NEW YORK, May. %. Notice Is given
by the Columbian liberty bell committee
that they can not accept for fnsing into
the bell any more material, unless oil
great historic interest, hut contribu-
lions of funds 70 pay for the bell, to be
sent to the Liberty national bank, New
York, and OF copper and tin, the metal
that the bell Is dependent uponsto give
ittone and musical quality, wilistiii be
welcomed. Swords, bayonets and inn
Elements used in war, 70 be made into
the peace pillow and pruning hooks will
still be gladly received by the bell com.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-05-26
SCORED mn a SERMON.
Rev. Or. Young Asssils tho Higher Critics
Mint at the Start. AZ.

WASHINGTON, May 10 "A remark.
able scene occurred during the sermon
of Or. Young in the Presbyterian gem
eral assembly Thursday. He attacked
the higher critics with great vigor and
heat and was understood to be in a
special way attacking Drs. Briggs and
Smiths position personally Al sew
eral points during this portion of
his sermon, applause broke out, the
commissioners clapping their hands
loudly.
This passage in the discourse will call
forth much criticism, as the doctor
made no distinction between the crit
les, CHASING them all as destructive and
rationalistic, and, while claiming that
investigation was free in the church
left apparently no room for it. Espe,
eially was it thought to be unwise tc
take up the subject OF a judicial case
that is TO come before the assembly and
discuss II in the sermon.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-05-26
CHINESE EXCLUSION.
Congressman camInetti Assured That d
Law VIII He Enforced.

Congressman Caminetti Assured That the
Law VIII BE Enforced.
WASHINGTON, May 1s.-congressman
Caminetti, Of California, had short
conference with the president wednes-
day morning, and left the white house
feeling assured It was the intention of
the president TO see that the Chinese
restriction act was enforced. Mr.. Can't
netti denied that it would take any
thing like the sum of money that has
been mentioned to enforce the act, for
the reason that those Cinnamon en-
titled to remain would have to secure
their certificates at their own expense,
and that those against whom the law
is really aimed will be frightened out
of the country the moment an honest
attempt is made to enforce it. Mr.
caminetti is of the opinion that what
additional money may be needed will
be voted ut the next session of congress,
and he fears no repeal of the law,
Reports from forty of the sixty-three
internal revenue districts show that
s,444 Chinese have registered. More
ports have yet been received from the
Pacific coast districts.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-05-26
land onlee clrrl.- lYIn snrnr.

WAsHNeTos, May g. Owing 10 the
reductions made by the last congress in
the appropriations for the general land
Office for the next fiscal year, quito .
large reduction in the clerical force
viii be necessary II has been found
that 70 meet this reduction in the APP
propriations sixty-eight clerks in the
classified service must be discharged on
July and the numbcrof special agents
reduced from flfty-two 70 thirteen
These, IL Is said, win be made from
those having the lowest records for
efficiency. II y