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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-08

BEL KhSfECIFJLLY To INFORM Ny FOINfFR
Patr9ls ana the public in general that / Jan De-
IOuid N W. H. Neerhod'S wall paper. picture, and
frame store 3l6 9TH It. NV | shall be much
pleased 10 receive your esteemed orders.
B0LIrHA J. LAWS.
Sc-.--. Formerly al All 18th 81. NV
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ABOUT THAT OvERCOAT!

ABOUT THAT OvERCOAT.
This nip in the air IL but a fore
runner of what is coming. You need an
OyercOat bad enough now-you'll need
ii worse in a week Better let US
start making IL now and you ii have IL
in time. Take a third OF other first
class tailors prices and you have ours.
GATCHEL K TONI KINS date with Keen,
4iS 18th st. NV.
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COLLARS AND CUFFS,
1sc- PER DOZEN PIECES
A GREAT SUCCESS.
Our advertisements last week. regarding Col
Ars and Guns. brought Us such an increase of
business that We have determined. In order to
work In the land. to continue The price Qsc per
o'zen until SATURDAY. the 18th instant Less
than half dozen pieces regular rates.
SWISS STEAM LAUNDRY CO.,
LOW 1871 + ST. NV.
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THE TREMENDOUS RUSH OF BUSINESS
Has not Disconnected our cutters
and filters in the least. They are
alert and clever fellows any
way and work the harder when
the rush comes. Stocks were
never so full. materials never
SO good. accommodations never
SO numerous as now.
KEEN, 1872 d 1t.
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HYGIENE ICE
M%Ge from i'ure Spring Water Distilled and
THE PUREST-TIIE BEST
Sames Rates as for Other Ice.
Delivered Promptly to All parts of City
order from Works. 10Th and ne. Phone 1900.
Order from Office, 419 Ninth ST. NV Phone a.
YOUR Patronage Solicited,
1ot y InS2ecl.on OF Works Requested, n6-tf
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18th ST. AND NEW YORK AVA

Chartered by special act Of Congress
Jan. 1867 and acts Of Oct. 1890. and Feb. ia
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BOWeS & Hall.

THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE co. OF n. Y.
Assets, one hundred and eighty millions The
Oldest In the United States. The largest in Tire
world Writes all approved forms OF life ana
Investment policies. Results on contracts al
ready matured meQualed by any other company.
Call on or address CRAIIE a MORGAN Rest
dent Managers, 1888 St NV. no<-iu
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CAPITAL: ONE MILLION DoIIARA
BENJAMIN p. SNYDER. President.
CHARLES c. GLOVER, First Vice President.
JAMES NJ. JOHNSTON, Second Vice Presidsse.
THOMAS r. JONES, Third Vice President
T. FRANCIS RIGGS, Treasurer.
ALBERT L sTURTEyANT, secretAry.
JOHN Q. WILSON. Trust ofncer. I'm
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2. q
se29-s&w3m 1918 Pa. ave.
THE ACNE OF PERFECTION,
IN MEMS FOOTWEAR
Beauty and comfort are what
everyone desires in footwear
You get both in buying the
EMERSON SHOE-you also get
the best Shoe for hesmoney in
the world.
Emerson Heavy-sOle Russets-
The proper thing for winter
wears pair
Every sort OF Shoe Polish
Il. b. GROVER & CO. Makers and Sellers
or Emerson Shoes. 11O3 Pa ave. M
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ii deposited with
this Company. yet such
deposits are subject to
check WITHOUT no
tice.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

OWING TO THE DEATH OF MY LATE FRIEND
and associate, Mr.. Walter j. Willard. my office
VIII be closed THURSDAY, 9th instant, the day
OF the funeral WI. b. GURLEY,
IT. 1885 r ST. NV.
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III invested .udicious-
ly. You cannot buy
better investments than
the Real Estate First
Norteaee Notes Of this
Company. which yield
the purchaser full 8 per
cent per snnum. $500
TO ESQ. o0o-for sale at
face value plus accrued
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ANIHIK b. SMITH, Main Yard, 4th and SIS ne.
Brarches: A s. Caywood's 9th and X NV; 7O1
18th ST. NV: Mass. and ne. ms
DON'T BUY WET COAL.
You lose from 20 to so cents per ton when you
buy wet coal L have hundreds of tons of the
best Goals mined UNDER COVER Visit my
yards. Prices as low for wet coal, and the
coal much cleaner. Prompt deliveries, with the
lowest prices.
v. BALDWIN JOHNSON
l1O1 R. l. ave. NV. 511 st. ne. 519 AZ st. s.w.
nS
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Wednesday, Nov. 3.
FIFTH AVENUE TAILORING
New Workers. are said to be the best Dress
ed men In the vocabulary Of wsshington's
SWEETEST dressers now wear FIFTH AVE
NUE. CLOTHES made by ''Schutz''-Do you?
DModern prices.
c. J. b. Schultz. 141sG STREET ms
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CRANES JAPANESE LINEN TABLETS.
Cranes Paper needs introduction Every
BODY knows what IL is-we have it in Tablet
form, both letter and note sizes-also BLANK
BOOKS and statiOners' sundries of all kinds.
at lowest prices.
UAsk to see the MARK TWAIN SCRAP
BOOK.
EASTON RuPP, Popular Priced Statoners,
421 11th street, just above the avenue. nS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ooooooooooOoo oOoooooOoOo
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c. T. HAvEcNER
Member Washington Stock Exchange
Real Estate and Stock Broker.
Rooms 8 and IL. Atlantic building.
$50 + ST. NV
INVESTMENT SECURrTuN
Stocks, Bonds and Grain bought and sold fer
cash margin.
Cotton bought and sold In New York or New o.
leans
CORRESPONDENTS
PurneIl Hagsman Co. New York Stock Erchanss-
Lehman Bros, New York Cotton Exchange.
Lehman Stern Co., New Orleans Cotton Exchange
Lamson Bros Co.. Chicago Board Of Trade.
Private wires tN New York, Chicago and New Or
leans Telephone. 453. jc17-tr
CORSON & MCCARTNEY,
MEMBERS OF THE NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE,
14l9 y ST. Glover building.
Correspondents OF Messrs. Moore Schley. %
Broadway,
Bankers and Dealers IN Government Bonds.
Deposits. Exchange. Loans.
Railroad stocks and bonds and all securities list
cd on the exchanges Of New York Philadelphia,
Boston and BaltimOTe bought and sold.
A speciality made Of investment securities Dis
trict Bonds and all local Railroad, Gas Insurance
and Telephone Stock dealt in.
American Bell Telephone Stock bought and sold.
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Two nicely furnished on second floor.
80 Two on list floor; SO. smaller rooms IS
ard 50. No objection to children. Board across
MET -''
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This was changing the subject, however
and after they had all read il they separ-
ate1 going each his way upon his business
But, by some strange unanimity of purpose
their paths converged at the same point a
few minutes afterward, and this point was
the restaurant In the basement And when
they met they looked at each other in the
greatest SURPRISE though they had not
seen each other for long time.
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We
make
order
The best SIS Suit In
the world.
Mertz and Mertz,
900 street NV.
Also IS East Baltimore street,
1t Baltimore, Md.
THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE EXISTING
between Jones & Scott, Undertakes, of 706 III st.
ne. was dissolved by mutual consent the 4th
day of November. 1898, Mr.. Jones continuing the
business and assuming the debts of said firm.
T. D. JONES.
mist. VIM H. SCOTT
Weather tomorrow-Likely to be rainy
what?
Best 6x20
Guaran teed
Cypress
Shingles
Sc per 1000?
''Impossible!'' Never heard such
price before in my life" why don't
you give EN- awIy?'' They can't he
comes in IL ''DOU BITING THOMAS
we are selling the very BEST 6x2O IN.
CYPRESS SHINGLES Cevery Single
guaranteed at So PER 900. Seeing
is believing-and you can see EN- handle
'em and buy 'em any time you wish.
Ii h BEY. BITTIN GER MILLER
Lumber Sill Work and Builders Hardware
Cor 9th and y. y. NV. M
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HAVE YOu- SEEN THAT
PATENTED TYPEWRITER PROCESS WORK?
The greatest business getting medium of the
age. can convince you in five minutes of its
great value and its morley n aking poyer No
ent'rprising man afford neglect its aid
IN extending his business, and | am able to
prove that il will. Call and scrutinize it,
BYRON :. ADAMS. PRINTER.
M Phone $50. 512 18th st. NV
WIN PC ID ID NGS, JELLIES &c
You can't afford to risk spelling an
elaborate recipe for fine wine pu,I-
ding. Jelly or sauce by using DOUBT
Full wines. Our special cooking grades
Of Sherry. Madeira and Malaga like all
other wines handle, are guaranteed
ABSOLUTELY PURE. Sherry Madeira
Malaga. zoe. ut.
TOkALON WINE CO.. GA 14th st. Phone, 9os
WINE VAULTS, 9th and X SITS. NV NJ
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Corbett Angry.

PIITsBURG, March 2O.-Corbett was
very angry tonight over the interview
with Mitchell published In today,s
papers, Ia which Mitchell sneeringly
referred to Corbetps offer to fight him
for nothing, Us II he was unable 10 30.
cure backing.
al will now insist" said Corbeit,
"thst Mitchell puts up every dollar OF
the 500 II no cannot secure the
money 1 will raiuso to fight him, aud
will then meet Jackson"
Concerning the statement that
"Denver" smith would challenge him
for so, 900 n side, Corbett said:
al have heard nothing from Smith
and will pay no attention TO him. He
Ii n third.rAto fighter and las no busi-
ne;s In my class"
Late tonight John Quinn, hacker OF
"Denver" Smith, called on Corbett
and exhibited certified check for
$4,000, wanting to back Smith against
Corbett, the fight to take place within
three months from the date OF signing
articles, or Smith to take Milenellis
place IN case Mitchell fiukes. Quinn
was given cold reception as the
champion would have nothing to do
with him.
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Sta2dard Cburcb Works.

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sugsrings of sailors.

NEW York, March 20.-Among tho
passengers ON the British steamer
Mora, which arrived from Yokohama
today, were Captain Horace Staples
anu his son, W. II. Staples, OF the
American ship Robert l.. Belknap,
which was wrecked oil Nstuna Isl.
ands, In the China sea, January 10th
last. oftheir leaving the ship the cap.
tain says.
"rhero were twenty.eight OF US alto
golher, three mates, two women, my.
self and a crew OF twenty.three men.
The chief mate, his wife and six OF the
crew went In the first boat. The
others followed. Myself, my son ana
nix men were the last 10 leave. The
nearest land WAS Singapore, 800 miles
away. What experiences the others
met with l DON'T know, but God forbid
that l shall ever suffer again Us did In
those five dsys. Imagine eight men Ia
aumall boat, under sun that fairly
burned our skins. There was but little
wind to help US along. We hal moth
Ing with which TO shelter ourselves
during the day and only few blank
ct to cover ourselves with at night.
When Singapore was finally sighted
We were all too weak from exposure to
give evidence OF our delight. The
American consul took charge Of W. -
The British steamer Empress Of
india, which arrived at Vancouver
% the 18th lust, reported the safe
arrival ut Singapore OF the second
mate anu four Of the crew OF the Bel.
KNAPP.
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FROM OTHER CONTINENTS.
Report on tho Italian Bank Scandals
Presented 10 tho Chamber.


RoME, March eO.-Signor Glolitti,
prime minister, presented to the cham
Der today the .ppoIt OF the committee
appointed 10 examine into the bank
scandals. The report states that the
Bank Of Sicily exceeded It's legal note
issues 100000 lire. Its acceptance
amounted to 3S,0OO,OOO lire, consisting
mostly OF accommodation bills. Its
overdue bills reached a total 2,0O0,0 900
lire. The capital OF the bank has been
reduced from 23,OO0,O0O 10 1900, 900
lire. The National Italian bank holds
overdue bills amounting TO 1901 200
lire, Of which the loss Is expected Of
100000 lire. Tho note OF circulation
OF this bank IL 10000, 600 lire below the
legal limit. The cash deficit OF the
Bank OF Rome Is 100000 lire. The
Illegal excess OF the mote issue OF 1883
reached the total OF Bi,500,001 lire.
Over iour.filthu OF the bills held by the
bank have not been paid aud the inst.
tuition holds no security for their pay.
ment.
The committee recommend that the
Bank OF Rome cease business. The re-.
port advises confidence In the banks
recovering their vigOr. Senator Ia.
male, chairman Of the committee,
states that among the acceptances held
by the banks yet remaining unpaid,
very few bear the names OF men OF
political life. Those found bearing
such names were only for small
amounts.
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the European powers. There Nfe ad.
vantages in war US leading usually %
n lasting settlement, and war usually
leaves sentiments OF mutual respec.
between the combaiapts. II the coun.
try were unable to protect the high
seas all the dispatches the ioreiRu Office
could issue would not hide the fact
that the greatness OF England had
gone"
Sir Edward Gray replied that the
remarks were singly inoppJriune,
seeing that the arbitration relating 10
Boring sea WINS now proceeding.
w. a. Hunter, a liberal member Of
parliament for Aberdeen, said Lord
Salisbury was very weak with strong
power and scandaloualy strong In deal.
Ing with weak power. These temark'
Of Hunter evidently were not roliuhud
by the conservatives, AMI the subject
was dropped.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
HAPPENINGS YESTERDAY.
Lypch,rs Charged with the Killing Of
An Innocent Man.
flight FOR THE COAL COMBINE.
,srln on the Deep.-Thc Sarnia.--
Fires and Bxplosions.-Ada
aud Moptana's Statue.
CHARGED WITH MURDER.
Farmer. Lynch nm Innocent Man six
Ycers Ago.

y.,m,r. Lynch mn Innocent Man six
Yc"rs Ago.
owrSsBoRo, Ky, March 20. -
r,sveu well.known farmers OF Perry
a.d crawford counties, Ind, are I'M
Indictment charged with the muir.
ds,of john Davidson, we'll known
,,rmer Of Crawford county. Six years
.go these eleven men were members
ofa gang Of whilecaps who terrorized
the region. John Davidson was sus-
pec.ed VI completely in the alleged alb
duclion aud outrage OF girl. David.
son wac taken from his home at night
and subjected 10 horrible tor
ture to force confession. Fall
ing TO extsrt any confession
from him, these savages hung him
from the limb Of tree. II was soon
proved that Davidson had no knowl-
edge OF the alleged outrage OF the girl,
hut tho secrets OF the band were 80
well kept that no direct evidence
could be presented against them In
court. One OF the leaders Of the gang
named Otto Postenberg, was convicted
on another charge at the last term oil
court ut Chameleon and sentenced to n
long term In the penitentiary, and
another turned states evidence, which
led to the indictment Of these eleven
members OF the gang. They have
paid firm OF lawyers at Cannclton
5000 10 defend them.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-21

ATHENS, Ala, March 20.-A fire In
onu OF the handsomcst blocks In town
this morning spread rapidly, destroy
Ing eight fine buildings containing tine
leading dry goods anu grocery stores.
Two lives were lost In the burning
buildings. WIN. Chandler, u young
man, was caught by falling wall aud
crushed to death. Oscar Brown, colorei,
pressman OF the Alabama Courier, was
caught In the Russell building and
roasted. Young Chandler was attend.
Ing the agricultural school here.
IL Is not known how the fire origi.
mated. Tho loss is so, OOO,wi possibly
100000 insurance.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-21

BREMEN, March go. = The list Of
officers OF the Naroonic IL ~ fol-
lows; Captain, William RobeT.t;chicf
officer, q. Wright; chiei engineer
Duncan; ship's steward, J. Taylor
The crew numbered, including OH.
GERS, fifty.nve men. The only other
persons on board, 1t Ia said, We're Jour.
teen cattlemen connected with East .
mans cattleyard In New York, who
mai gone over In charge Of the cattle
and were returning. The list Of these
catllemen Is ~ follows: Tim Conncrs,
II. McEnioe, Jamcs shannon, James
Kane, IL. Lnrkin, i. smith, John
Watson, VIII Shailer, Jamrs O'Hara,
j. Burke, Henry Beney, J. stafford,
William Tobin, William Magec.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-21

disconnect thu engiues aud put the
forward crank shaft In place Of the
broken shau. Tho work Of doing this
was tedious, but was finally finished
Thursday morning, March 10Th.
Durirg Tuesday and "Wednesday
there was heavy gale anJ the ship
drifted quite distance anu was
roughly han He'd by the sea. On Fri.
day afternoon the work of reconuect.
ing the engines were completed and
the steamer proceeded slowly on her
way in the midst OF severe gale with
binding snowstorm. Yesterday she
sighted the steamer Newilelds. which
had beeDsen out TO search for hor, aud
the two vessels came III together.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-21
iDes,ruc,ive iiurricnuc.

SYDNEY, March 20.-A destructive
hurricane swept on tho lG.h " March
over the New Hebrides Islands aud
New Caledonia, destroying many
Villages end causing great loss 0f life.
A large number Of native are said 10
have pctished. The hurricane was
the worst ever experienced there. IL
ragged necessarily Tor three days, and
the rainfall was enormoua. Half Of
New Caledonia Is fioolol. In lchio
alone ten persons were drowned. The
loss ON property Is at least 100000.
Most OF the settlements ate ruined.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-21
A TrRRrBLE ACCIDENT.
Explosion of Fireworks with Fatal
Results.

Explosion Of Fireworks with Fatal
Results.
KEsosIIA, Wis, March 20.-A ter.
rible accident occurred here this after
noon about 8 O'Clock. An alarm Of
fire was givon and flames were seen
Issuing from the house Of Chris
Arentsen on Wisconsin street. Neigh.
bOts ran Ia, aud had begun removing
things when loud explosion was
heard In tho rear Of the house. When
The fire department came up and the
tismes wero subdued n search was
made and three bodies were found
under the mass Of ruins. The bodies
were those Of Arentsen, mis- father and
n boy who lived with the family. They
could scarcely bc recognized as they
were burned almost to crisp and some
OF their limbs torn away. Arenteon
was maker Of fireworks, and q short
time after lie came here from Chicago
began to make fancy fireworks In his
own house. A large quantity OF gun
powder was stored In the place, and
this no doubt caused the accident.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-21

81. LOUIS, Mo-, March g0.-ThIs
evening IN an alley known M "Eagle
Ntst' scott Jones, white, and his col.
ofed mistress, Dora Thornton, were
snO' and Instantly killed by Kennade,
bartender, Ina row over game OF
olfda' a colored youth named Morris
was accused OF cheating and fled,
entering the rooms OF Jones anu his
mistress. The bartender followed, In.
s'1ng ON searching the place. The
search being resisted no Aired, killing
oylh occupants. a large crowd OF
IIlenus OF the dea1 man anu woman
crowded around Oliicer kicc, In charge
" Tue murderer. Cries Of "Burn him
~ ~ the stak,p "Lynoh him!" arose.
me officer backed against wall, and
staWlng u revolver, held the crowd at
uly until other officers arrived, when
'he mob dispersed.
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TELEGRAMS CONDENSED.

A email planet, the fifteenth this
year, has been discovered by Professor
wolil OF Heidelberg.
Robert Louis Stevenson has called
for Sau Francisco whence he will
proceed via New York TO England.
The price paid for silver today by the
treasury department was s2.ij cents
per ounce. IL II the lowest rincu the
silver purchase act went into elect.
20 Tai, tho famous Chinese doctor,
died Ia San Francisco yesterday, Of
asthma. lie was 40 years Of al'c and
came to San Francisco forty years aso.
Tho large glass plant OF the United
States company OF 'rarentum, Pa, has
been totally destroyed by fire, entail.
ing loss Of $4,000.
Princess Kaiulani OF Honolulu was
the guest OF the SOrOtlB yesterday.
The princess will give q farewell al.
dress 10 The public before she sails.
At mass meeting today at Buda
Pesth, attended 10y 1000 persons, to
celebrate the Hungarian revolution Of
1913, resolutions were adopted favor
ing Hungarian independence.i
At tonlghps meeting % The Congro.
gahonnl ciut, Whhinston' Justice
brewer OF the United Sh'.s SUPREME
Court helu tnht u was an luyusuce iui
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the CHINESE
Two Chinanen came forward ln ST.
Louis vester day and fepistered al the
office OF the collector Of Internal reye.
nue. provided Tor by the Chinese eH1iu'
sioh act OF Iongt,ss' lhey were 'eu
Chow, ugeu ~ grocery clerk' anu
Back Ling, aged 30, hunuryman'
Tho Herald corresrondent MT Rivera
telegrapbs that General Fortupap,
cavalry regiment of $40 men have
charged on the city OF Santa Ann.
The government ReuprAl, Ferinandpz.
with lsOO troops IL IN h9I purult OF TIE
feNol'eis' VINO are heeihg toward
bsge'
Mira. Lanvtty heard the news of fine
death of AblSgdon B,ird during n
N.diterrapean culi-e. and Immediate.
Iy stnrt.I for Enpland, II ls asid
EaiTI ms l.It her son 400 n wear. with
the Who'll, of his racing siud and n
magnificent sstablishment at New.
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