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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-28
WHITE PLAINS

The Board Of Trustees has been called py the
village president Mr.. Hustled, TO meet this evening
TO consider proposition TO add pneumatic eector
TO tbs sewer system. 1t Is estimated that the new
plant will cost S14 900 more. committee
has been appointed by the Board OF Trustees to In
vcstigate into the alleged misconduct OF men EN-
ployed to relay the outlet sewer main. part oi
which recently caved IN James D. Wright, VINO
was recently appointed collector. will receive ms
warrant Tor the collection OF the village taxes this
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-28
JERSEY CITY

Richard Onsow, n constable, who Is eighty years
old and a member OF the New-JerSey state Detec-
tive Association, and agent for the society io'
the Prevention OF Cruelty to Animals. was convc,ef
In the Court Of General sessions yesterday on II
charge OF obtaining money by false representations.
He had represented 10 Mrs. Mary Kelly, az No. q
Waync.s, that he could the appoint ment OF
her son to the position OF letter carrier II She wond
give him $50. which, he explained. was necessary
ato crease the paw, OF Postmaster S. ID. Dickn son
and other officials" The gave the money TO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-28
PATERSON.

James Mccartney, seven years old. was Killed at
the broadway crossing Of the Erie Railroad yesterday
afternoon. lie waited AT the gate until passenger
engine went by. and then crawled under the gate.
In crossing the track he caught by wcstbound
freight train. iii, thirteen old brother dragged
the body from under the wheels.
III the Court OF Common Pleas yesterday three
excise commissioners appointed to take charge
Of the licenses Of Passaic city. This makes the
third license board for Passaic within thirteen
his
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-28
MRS CHASE on HER WAY BACH FROM ArBrI

The argument the order directing the District
Attorney, the sheriff and Warden Faon. OF the
Tomhs. To show cause why they should not be pun
ished for contempt for allowing Dr u. Chas" Ia
he removed 10 Auburn when a motion To- n STAY
pending. up before Justice Lawrence In the
supreme Court. Chambers, yesterday. II was post
poned. however. the application Of Assistant Di,
irict- Attorney Davis. until omorrow. by which time
the woman will brought back this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-28

onslow, ard when She learned that she had been
sWinded she called Postmaster Dickinson and told
nm the story. Colonel Dickinson took the matter
Deiorc the Grand Jury AMI Onslow was indicted
The stockholders Of p. Lorillard & Co. held Their
annual meeting Yesterday at the Office OF the com
plny, No. Ill Frst-st. and reelected the Board Of
Directors. The directors Peter I.orlari, lrcrrc
l.orillard. jr. George d. finay. Ethan Allen and
Gram
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-28
miscellaneous.

CHAMOIS WASHABLE GLOVES. t.
button. embrold red backs. SO. pair 6.but-
ton mou -qu.tiirc. 59c. Wa rIiltcd t. wash.
JAMMr.>, ~ B.oadwal and IL West
Both II.
DIVORCES. DIVORCES. DIVORCES
WE~TIDTDKN'> Detective and Law
,rrnc, prucur. divorces, furni.h private
Information ,hadowing. habits OF suspected
IL r.on,: pro-rrutrs. defends consultation
Tree o. Na->Iu-st
Di.Lf.MEN wishing 10 dispose OF their
left oil clothing AT TAR value VIII pca.e
call on OF gc1rcss EDM ARD MILLER.
10 Otn-ayc.
orr ASSORTMENT ~ Indies waists.
vests. chcmi,ritcs and ties l. most exquisite
and our price, exceptionally low Visit
viii convince you. JAMMEs, 900 Broad
Nay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-28
STUDENTS PETITION BISHOP ELECT Mart

Hartford. Conn. June 27-Thc student. of fl unity
College have unanimously rc'icncd DIR. Sama"'
Hart. li,hop-clcCt OF Vermont. not 10 accept The
Bishopric hut 10 remain al the college.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-28

40 I.40 10 STE. oats dun and weak No. WIN"
June. :;-aao I2c; July - =" - l-ic NmTn ~,
800 &c ptcmip"r 1T" Jc. Butter hll anu ~ i,,'
demand r,nnsy lvanir crcaWer' "Ailh, - y t
>vvana prints extra. wlrl'Shl". -'' 40 '''n'",'
III 27c. Eggs firm ana In good demand i,"''NN ;.
vann arst>. lGc exceptional lot, higher. H''"
quiet and steady New York factory. ~" -, - ~.
suear-Erinc dull ana unchanged. 'I' -. - 49, 49,
lozcigr d 5o: standard powdered. , ~ W, wv
crown l. Sic: crystal y. :. 'ldc. double ir'n''
diamond A. j-iGc; .. meet" n"r, \. . l% H,. IT,
S;ar N ; 16c: Keystone ~ > > zee. fiah."n u.
:, i-Sc. Franklin extra {. i > =. rcd ~tiF =: -.
green star e. I D-1Cc: blue ~tar I. I 20 fclr"r"h
dull refined ia barrels. 51Oc. iota lo'N firm anu ~
gpol demand !. now Il 81 =; per Dbl according I"
quality. Other articles unchanged
-, Loui, Junr 37.-tlour Seady. unclaimed
Wheat Wa, Influenced ly the MONETARY niuatipli
closing with a los % 80. I--c from Yesterday
No = red cash and Irrc. ~ % July. 81 ." - &C.
closing ~ :; &C.: August. - -"6i ! IT,. closing;
"a he: Scntcmbcr 80 -2oG1 l-Sc. closing 80 !.
- 81 ,-Sc. t'orn-Wg- weak I"'irS 81 .'-7r OIL: NJ
miN.d cash. "-c: lunr. - - MY ~ - .; -.
clo,uc use Scptcmlrr ~ - 20 3-c. Oais-firm
No . cash. - &c: Iuli -Sc, Ausr-l - - 20
september. nc. Iyc-N" en- 'ld" i'' pa I,F"H-
rirnicr east track - i-2c. Iay-l nh"ng"d hutt,r-
H. .hcr. choice creamery. lJ0 zoe do DAIRY. ~" -"
Frcs-T'uchlngcd. Lead Lover. r.; - /! asked
>IrIt.r steady. 81 torumcal- nchanGed Nhi>E.N
l.. i ovi,i. Out. ,'cady. Pork mr. N m1k"
SIS %: other, all ranging unchanged 10 ]. e
higher.
Toledo June 27-Whca, lower No. cash and
Juno g., lie: July 10 : SC. August d. sc Sep
terh"r 20 : Sc Corn dull. steady. No. cash. i.c.
Oats Ouici : cash. Bic Ry" duh cash jc nominal
Clorcrscct steady prim" cash :. 30 October ~ o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-28
AGENTS ADVANCE THE PRICE or COAL.

The Eastern sales agents o! the anthracite coal Ilo-
ducng companies yetedav decided advance July prcc
Is cents TOT on egg and 20 and coal
will be advance Of % cents all grades to
the Western trade The estimated OUTPUT coal for
month /. $3.50. 900 II Is apparcn, that the
Reading receivers abandoned the idea Of selling
In STOCK the companv's July payments
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-28
NEW.ROCHELLE.

Mrs. Mary S Sicsles. stepmother Of General Daniel
E. sickes. died yesterday at her home, in North-st
In New Rochelle. She was ixtytwo years old. Mrs.
sickIes had lived In New Roc hele for a number Of
years. The cause Of her death was Brights dis
ease. . Adrian Iselin. jr. has presented a
deed 10 the village Of New Rochelle for the property
where Star.n's Glen Island ferryboat lands In the Va,
lage. This property has been the cause OF much
litigation between Mr.. Isen and John ii. starn. and
the matter was finally decided In Mr.. lselin' avor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-28
Gelp WanIe0.

w\NTED-Ladts and ecn'lsmcr To
worn IN ~iarc t.mo for ~. collecting can,
c,!ioi postage -tamI- ,ool pfi .cni
-fanlcd "a So q CIV "lop !or pat 'uiai =.
COLtMBIAN, ~ Bronn d.>t, Boston.
Males.
AGENTS or GOOD CANVA>>ERs.
educated no buns wanted can maxi so
/, dlv: -urc monopoly Adf-"-> 80 con-
PETITION. Bon ~. Tribune ofii,c.
CIGAR SALESMAN for New.York AMI
suburbs wanted. by a nr-t.cla>- cigar IA
tory one hayinr an e,tahli,hri tras, pre-
frrred n. H.. Box -. Tribune once.
OFFICE BOY WANTED In tn" publish.
ing business. must b" clean In pcr-on d1i
lnnlrarr. have a COOL common school educ
ton le DESTROYS of lrarnlnc' AM Mi!'ih~
Ia worA write fair hand and liz" wfh
not required. Addrr.- -t1tine .agc. pr"'i.
agr and r..idrnc". +. %. EoN 3'". N"N-
YORK City.
WNNTED.-A YOUNG man IN q whol"-a'o
clothing hou-r Ndor"-, :. H.. liibun.
Oucc.
WANTED. -Ggoom to onr' f,r and drive
carriafe team. willing 20 h-Si-t ~ -it hn
and hr generally useful. Apply II. i'~'
3Sth--t. from > IN q =. ~.
WANrED.-Aecnt, 10 S'll or commission
TIE Mtg-i" 900" IN 1'nt cigar anu f"
lo>c- of thirteen mailed TO- onr drllar
h. MILLER . sons. J1J EW3N, y. !.
Fcmalee
GENTLEMAN WANTS refined lady -
writer and secretary please hamilton = - and
how situated. ALliEi.. Bon %. Tiiiuhc
once.
LADIES 10 worh for IL AZ home all can
earn extra pin.Iron'y also f"n ladies' for
uur special order Department; COOL pay.
ETRi SCAN AKI CO.. 30 East lith->t.
WANTED.-N thoroughly competent
lauudr-~> for u country hotel Na."- - Ter
week. Apply a. l32 Na>~au.>t.. Room 80.
from T. NJ. to 3 =. III.
WANTED. -,,in as cnambermald and
waitress I'm American family: four pcr-on-
~ f.lhrrun y j.. ~ the -ra. tal or
address 3 iIoward.st. y. y: Germ. M.
Swcd" or American preferred.
WANTED.-As waitress and chamber.
n0il a young woman who thoroughly under
,tanis tho care Of 4 house and the value OF
choice furniture. dishes. briC-a-brac. &c.
splendid opportunity FOR good home and good
wages 70. lifetime 10 the proper person
hest references required: German Swed"
English. Scotch or French preferred Apply
To VI. T.. WILSON, The orchsri,' New
Rochelle. y. \.
wASTED-I.ad 70 write at home en-.
close stnpcd envelope. ELLA WERST.
secretary. South Bend. md.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-28
TARRYrOWN

W. II. n. Ely. Of larry town. has purchased The
Tarry,own sunnysde Press and will unite 1t with
@Jhe Record Of the Times The new paper will be
known AS The Tarrytown Press Record Mr.. Ely
has purchased the two papers In the interest Of num-
her Of Winchester COUNTY politicians who VIII use
the new journal as a campaign paper this fan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-28
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore, June 27.-Flour dull unchanged sales,
$50 bush. Wheat easy No led spot G'0 80 l-c
June 1-sa 80 1sc: July. 80 LA 80 :j--c. August.
Il 1-4071 3-5c september - Iio - $50 steamer
No red, 81 LA &c stock HI3.@4l bush: sale.
1873 900 bush; milling wheat h! sample. ora zoe.
Corn dull mixed. spot and June i-"4- lfci july
A. l-1aIo lie August. 40 la ~ lie: sv,ck.
ss4l bush sales $1,000 bush white corn by
sample. $50 SOC; yellow do do. 300 30 l2c oai-
firm: No . white Western. 4lc y" mixed do,
37037 l-2c: Stock 81 1874 bush. Rye dun No =.
GOc: stock. 1857 bush, Hay hrm bui quiet good
choice timothy, SD 20" i,6 90 Grain freight
ouieier unchanged Cotton nominal middling. l--c.
Provisions quiet. Butter trmo: creamery fancy
Gle, do. fair 10 choice l*o &c; imitation l-c.
EGGS scarce: l60 IL IT,. Coffee quiet. Rio car
goes fair. IL I2c; No :, IL $40. sugar steady
granuated. s 1l-1Gc Copper unchnne d. Nhisk"7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-28

Az ELEGANTLY FURNISHED ap-
par'ncnt of : I'"m' III one oil lhr Del
huu.r la IN. ,ftt containing "loN ttor
and ever, mod, m ronN cuIrurr. near central
PARK and Wc-t ,utI-st.. - let nom now
MI November 10 hipnlN respectable
iainl, of adult. frht 80 a month
-" TApI'rON Bon %. Tribune once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-28
Rcn! Gstatc.

FACTORY LOTS ~ NiWANk !
Nnt- iisn 40 Geo -puaF" feet; nearly $40
f,-f iiontag. Oh two streets nru lalifo 10
De- 81. A,fy valuable. Adlrc>. T.. H.
DiMAN4.~i. l4O Na->lu--t.. Il pni 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-28
Boston. June 27-Marke,s quic, and firm

BuifnlO. Juno 2T.-SprIng whca' hrn d"inand
and offering, Of spot light. .al"s. $500 bush No !
Northern s. I-2c: $1,000 bush DO. + 81 PFC
5000 bush do. SO lie. closing d3c >p" 30 80
G 1 (: no other grades wanted. winter wheat dnli
80 red. 6oc: 80 white. zoe asked sales car
~ inside prices: sales . cars No yellow. - ~
al :l-4c cars NO yellow. 80 pa i3 3-4c: 1900
iusb 40 ~ Ia ~ i-40 sic. 1000 bu-n
no g. A. l-2c. oats weak lower: demand. hsh' :;
Offering fair; sales cars 80 White. - 40 900
~ l-2c: ! car do 33c. Rye dull No Doc asked
store. Flour easier demand fair best sprinc
81 O5Gs4Ii: winter straikstS. 80 2O0 80 81 RYE
-four 81 2Oa 81 20. Nilfeei quiet 'tosdy nm
changed. Canal freights firm; wheat. 40; corn
9 5.5c seed 4c 10 Ncw-fork.
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Uork Uau co.

Males.
ARTISTS COLUE>. photographs and
print, OF every description ia water colors
or anillnc>; Illustrations coloied with care
Tor art publications.. W. ". HALL. 800
\ Sir DENT Of the Ncw-York Uni,er
writer aud -tcnoeraphcr. Whitney. 30
Ha ,ey--t.. Bloo@lin.
\ MARRIED MAN t,crmon' want,
situation In a wholesale house. Is quietk aud
correct al ngurc> \ | reference. Aiirc>"
1870 Tillar,. 81, I'roohlin.
UStFTI.MAN wi>hc, situation If any
Kind viii work by the day. talI oil adj
dies, 81 t~'.s l2i't->t.
\ MARRIED MAN. 81. .ailor. want,
= situation on shore a. watchnan. porte"
or ASSISTANT Jsnltor; II ~tricuN s-D-r
honrrt and icliahle. Address H. DE
VRIE>. ~ >ack,ttst.. BfooAlyI.
\ Young MAN. age - lately nom
bu.inc~, college. desires situation a. A.
si>t,nt bookkrc,ic. or shipping clerk. or
o;hrr office WORK willing To ncsn low ::
satisfactory reference. Addrc>, L.. l23
Eat 35ih-st.
EELTM AKFR.-Hv beltmaker OF fiat.
solid and twist; accustomed u large out
side work. NJ. Tribune.
EOOKkEErER-Yo nan a assistant
lookkrrp,r or to do other Ollie" work cor
rect and quick at tiLurc>; loDrst and ia
du-triou- can come We'd recommended; d
lcar'' "Npriioncr at rc'"i.t place OF 'nl-
loymcnt Address II. r., Bon 100. Trib-
unc Uptown OIiicr. 12i2 Broadway.
EoOKKEErER de Tres .itultion. Ad-
dr,-s X. \. NJ. Tribune ONCE.
10Y. 10. wishes ,tuation whore h. can
advance; good refcrn.e. HERMAN
.El;,,fK rs tannon->t
Roy. asc II. wishes a situation In a
.hnln.al. h.u.a Address MAX STERN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-28
BOARD au0 Rooms.

49,
NEAR 12D.ST. STATION, West Side -
II as,nt large and small rooms. with nrst
cia>~ board in quiet family references.
{. III. Ii. T., Pds;Oiicc box, :. lUJ.
lsiH-SI. .cs EAST. near SluyN">ln5
Square. -Dcs rab'r rooms. with board Amer
l. an family; reference.
2lST-ST.. . WE>1.-Dc,irlbl' nicely f"r'
nlsnrd .ool roonI, b0ari Opt nal; select
>rrro ndings y rior table summer rates !;
tr">icnts; ricscnc'-.
2dTIl-ST.. 81 WEST.-Doublc and single
rooms vita strictly firstcla>s table also
table bOird.
- WEST 2GTH-ST. (Miller's HotcD.-
Cool. clean, quiet; uneNccptiUn9ole tai" !
mo icratc rates.
j3D.ST., 81 wEST.-Ncwly and hand
sOmcly furnish d room. tup riOr b0lrd ;
tran len 5 accommodate u L feI"nccs.
l0l WANERLEY PLACE. ia in, Wash
inLtOn S1uar .-I.aryr and small rooms, with
hoard; t.ans cn;s taken.
III LEX INGTON-AVE., near 3Sth-st
Large. neatly furnished room with board
all cunNcnirncc~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-28
Buslness Gbaures.


ATTENTION, LIvEkfMEN OAR
GAIN. SO 600, worth 5000 year will buy.
Newark. n. j.. STICK ana Dus'nss. OF ss'
Two. HODGES. 176 Broadway. room ~.
AUTOMATIC BATHING CARRIAGE.
New invention supersedes bathing-houses
will be all the rage watering place rights
from 500. PATENTEE. $50 Vanderbilt
ave-. brooklyn. ------
A PARTNER WANTED with 81 900 to
tale h,lf Interest ia a paying nianufactur-
ING Lu,iness. Address EAPEEiENCE, Box
81. Tribune ONCE. -.---.----
Az ESTABLISHED. legitimate business
,..t,n, $40 coo annually needs - 900 ad-
dit"nsl capital; 30 per cent DIVIDENDS guar.
sniaed. IMMEDIATE. Box :, lril une
once.
INTENTION. COAL Merchants s.
aapesin; SlO,SOO will buy Newark n. j.
nrops.rty ana business Of 20 years estat
iishrd coslya.d worth 5000 year.
IVDGEs. f7o Draawsy, Room ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-28
Gin Ktal GelaIe for Sale

wISr Esd AVENUE house. near
on ?- tor 81 -. go -r'rin To-. : I r.
NIN~ 9th.ttr.. come go =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-28
buslurss Chances.


FOR SALE.-The oldest and hest DaT;,
Ing drug business In u fast CROWNS ~ u
10000 people In the state OF Mlchiyan
Will Invoice about $1,000. ADDRESS BOX
45%. Lansing. Mich. --
GOOD.PAYING SALOON, main street
NJ a smart civ low rent long ltasc eood
.,,llIpr reasons. BRETIFELDER w.
New.IIa,en. Conn.
INVESTORS seeking business are III.
- o. ca.i and examine or irrge list OF
oppcrtHnitles; $500 10 s.5 900; par fsTaH
IN conn ;ence free. Ax.IE1iULi, "N
TRADING COMPANY. rSu L'oefty-ss --
LYNCH ROOM. $3.50; near larss ,s. ''o ,nS
and laI.ic.t par: Of Grand.s clrfKs anu
sho u trsds excellent oppo t.nitv. A..
piv = 20 & O'Clock. 77n Forsrth'st'. near
Grand.
ONLY DRUG STORE In Darisn conn conn.,,
for sale; big chance for partner Mi'n o.~. y,
20 inc,ease stock; reason oil SAFE laeh o.
cspitsi 70 keep stock required. Address r.
o. bon III, Darien. Conn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-28
Real estate 10 Crchdnec.

VrH WAED prop nv 10 c.chane new
nat modern No building all l"a@rd.
ON MI. iJlG lioa iwa>
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-28
FURNISHED Rooms.


FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET at
>. i6l Sth-0Nc., Mr.. AUSTIN.
TWO LADIES or MAN aad WIFE
can live elegantly and ch~ply furnished
rooms with kitchen AM uten-il>. Apply
lc;orc } p. M. 10 SWucc->t. aftrr 3
p. m. ,2gi LeNington-avc., CliALLEN.
Il EAST 2lST-ST.-I.aFgc back lalloT
witt bay window 10 let fnrhished also
one small room.
.1ST.ST.. II EASf.-LarG" and small
rooms, summer rttcs tiansient' accom-
- odat"i, references.
22D.ST.. 10 EAST near Eth Ayenu,
Ho ell Ia d., me. o | I;ea -1a 70 =
rooms sup 'riur board optional . Transient
visitors % the city 'comnlo atrd term,
moderate best references.
3i5 9TI-AVE.- rarlOr; Me" for two
friends -rlarate beds - 30; private
American family; near 2sth->t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-28

tNDEkTAH ING BUSINESS in good
and RAPIDLY growing locnlit, on line OF rl.
waited railroad. T.. II. ELLIS, cor. Ful.
ton and DRESDEN sts., Brooklyn.
WILL SELL half interest In a first.
class theatrical company and diana. piav.
Ing the prnclpnl cities IN America his
coming season. Tor 500 party t. act a.
STAGE MANAGER. 20 shave.
900 AND SERVICES wanted 70 go.
large established legitimate and honnraIl.
bn>lncs>. ptCtcctd BY patents: VIII net
5000 clslfv. safely. surriy. REALTY. ,,
Tribune ONCE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-11
About the only thing that Chicago does
not seem to want is Gov. Altgeld.

Above the interest excited by cornari
sons. the report on vital statistics of the
District of Columbia and Baltimore cow
piled by DR.. John S. Billings and issued by
tne census Bureau. has an Importance
which thoughtful citizens should not he
slow to recognize. There is nothing alarm
ing In DIR. Billings figures as to Washing
ton when compared with the death rates
OF the other cities II aggregates only were
siven this city might well be contented
Win the record. But Dr. Billings has gone
into searching statistical ANALYSIS of the
SUBJECT and the results show that the
death rate of Washington, low as it is. is
probably much higher than 1t ought to be
He says that his figures respecting the Diff
ierences IN death rates of different districts
should be considered as statements of prob
lens rather than the answers to them
Iney merely Indicate the localities where il
Is probable that special causes of siclxnass
and death existed during the period covered
by the report and may thus furnish the
foundation for special Investigations of
such localities When the death rates in
d1nerent districts vary from l7lS to a rs
the conclusion is strong that there Is some
thlnS IN the surroundings Of the residents
OF the district having the higher rate or in
their mode of life that causes the excessive
mortality. Statistics are cold but the
startling figures as TO the death rate among
the colored people constitute an appeal for
help which no one with humane impulses
an disregard 1t is pathetic cry for life
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-11

There Is no limit to Chicago's assurance,
whether it is exercised by the city itself or by
some Of the individuals who contribute their
little all Of aggressiveness to make I'D the
one harmonious and larcenious whole The
worlds Columbian Exposition was a mag
nihcent success, but that fact does not give
Chicago first mortgage on 1.-The earth and
the fulness thereof" The latest and largest
proposition Is to have Congress establish, in
Chicago. national academy of art science
and industry. To this academy. through a
system of scholarships, each state is to send
q certain number Of the most worthy of its
public-school graduates and these students,
to the number of more than fifteen thou
sand. are to be taught by the best available
talent whether native or imported. During
founding Of an university that should be
truly national. Washington himself was an
enthusiast on the subject and since his time
other great public characters have adyocat-
ed similar idea, but none of them ever
dreamed Of locating such an educational in
stitution elsewhere than at the National
Capital At some future day, perhaps not
so very far distant, Congress will have its
eyes opened to the necessity for a national
university that shall be superior to any uni
versity now existing. and when that time of
awakening comes the site will be found
somewhere within the boundaries of the
District Of Columbia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-11

California's midwinter exposition promises
to be bigger and more successful than even
its most optimistic promoters had any rea.
son to suppose 1t would be. Money is not
lacking and there is abundance of energy
From all over the country demands for
space are being daily received at San Fran
cisco and 1t is now certain that many of
the buildings as planned and partially erect
ed will be much too small to accommodate
the exhibits that are being prepared in ev-
cry state and territory. Following so close
ly after the worlds fair the California effort
will suffer somewhat by comparison as to
magnitude, but there is no reason why 1t
should not be quite as artistic as anything
in Jackson Park, and 1t is certain that
many of the choice features Of the greatest
of expositions will go to enrich and make
beautiful that which Is the present pride of
the Pacific coast.