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Evening star., 1893-07-28
Unfortunate I'm Buslaess.

MOUNT STERLING. Ky, July sS-Ths
firm of Gillespie a. Smith. stock dealers.
and each of the partners individually. haNs
assigned. The firms liabilities are esti-
mated at from $4,000 to $4,000. J. g. Gil
lespie, the senior partner, is a well-knowu
farmer and stockman OF this county. It
is thought that he will be able to pay per-
sonaiiy about 10 cents on the dollar
The creditors of Louis Emery. the
iumberman at Farmers. had meeting
yesterday Mr.. Emerys liabilities are
placed at 10000 and he thinks he VIII be
able TO pay out and continue business
SALT LAKE, Utah. July 2S-The heav-
lest failure of the depression occurred here
yesterday. IL being 5. G. Ewing OF the
Cullen Hotel with liabilities 81. .22s. assets
placed at about double. Hard collections
and light travel are given as the cause
The Exposition dry goods and notion store
also failed, liabilities ss,1sl- no statement
of assets.
MARSHALL. Minn-. July 2S-The ex-
tenslve mercantile house OF Nell Currfe.
at Tracy, Lyon county. and Currie Murray
Company, have gone to the wall and an
assignment has been made to A r.. Chase
of Marshall. The liabilities and assets are
not yet known. but the figures will prob
ably reach 100000
BUFFALO, y. Y. July ga K Hume,
a real estate dealer. made a general as
signment TINS morning The amount IN
volved is not definitely known. but Is large
BROOKLYN. v. V. July 2S-Joseph LIE
Compte a manufacturer OF sheet metal.
made an assignment today. II is inpossi-
bic tolearn the amount of Mr.. lie Complies
liabilities, but they are said TO be greatly
I'm excess of his total assets The general
depression In trade is said TO have been the
cause of the failure.
NEW YORK. July 2s-The faif~re Of
Horatio ID. Averill was announced at the
Consolidated exchange this morning. LA
bilities small.
Adoiph Goldsmith and Sigmund A Cold
Sraft ha f3,-,., 81 AA1 ID
smith & Son. jewellers and diamond dealers
at No. 81 Maiden Lane. today assigned Z
Jonas H. Monsheimer. with preferences for
$3S 1888 to nmerous creditors.
Evening star., 1893-07-28

Banks That Expect to Emerge From Trouble
All Right.


OMAHA, Neb., July 2S.-The state bank
examiner appointed to take charge of the
American Savings Bank here, which closed
July 6, has turned over the bank to Re-
ceiver ]. w. Thomas of the Union National
Bank of Omaha, and has filed his report
The examiner, after making all necessary
deductions, states that the assets will ex-
coed the liabilities by $4,000. 1t is thus
evident that the bank will pay depositors
In full.
MILWAUKEE. July ga. B. Geilfuss.
assignee and former cashier of the Com
mercial Bank, returned yesterday from
Sharpsville and Sharon, Pa. where he
went to look into the claim which his bank
holds against iron ore there. AS the banks
which have closed hold nearly 5000 600
of the Schlesinger and COrrigan-Ives paper
secured by iron ore, Mr.. Geiifuss' report
was looked for with interest
Mr. Geilfuss says: Il found very large
amount of iron on hand, enough certainly
to cover the entire claims of the Milwaukee
banks. We will be compelled, however, to
fight the receiver of Corrigan. Ives and Co.
for it. / think, however, that the storage
warrants held security by Milwaukee
banks will be good as against the claims
made since they were given and 1t looks
as though this would be the legal decision.
1t can only be determined, as / say, by
big legal fight. If we can get the iron the
market will take good care of it, and We
will all come out about even"
Evening star., 1893-07-28

will be held at the house this evening ana
tomorrow night the body will be carried TO
New Orleans. La, the former home Of the
deceased, accompanied by Mrs. Hutchins.
Clerk Long of the West Virginia supreme
court and Grand Secretary Fred Weber
will be held over the body at New Orleans
probably at midnight Monday next and the
next day the body will be Inferred there by
the Grand Lodge of Louisiana
His Successor.
DR.. Bachelor will be succeeded as grand
commander bY lieutenant commander
Philip Crosby Tucker of Galveston, Tex,
until the meeting OF the supreme council
at st. Louis, Mo, next October, when the
grand commander will be formally elected.
His Long Life.
James Cunningham Bachelor was born
Of English parents in Quebec Canada, July
10. 1878. The family moved to western New
York when he was quite young. and Short
ly afterward to Alabama. The deceased
was educated In St Louis, Mo-, and for
many years practiced medicine In Alabama
In 1886 DR.. Bachelor went with the Mont
war and enjoyed a pension for his services
In that war.
In 1860 he organized a battery of screw
men at New Orleans, and as their captain
served with them in the confederate army.
He was taken prisoner and confined on
Ship Island in the Gulf OF Mexico, where
he Incurred lameness. which ever after
ward affected him. He was married, but
his wife and children, two sons, died years
ago.
His Masonic Career.
DIR. Bachelor was initiated as an en-
tered apprentice in Eureka Lodge Ala
bama, April IL, 1sie. passed to degree OF fell
low craft a week later, and was raised to
the sublime degree of master Mason the
ninth of the following month. He was ex-
allied In Polar Star Royal Arch Chapter
No. q. August IL. 1853. He became a
royal select master in Orleans Council, No.
4, IN the same year, and was dubbed
knight Templar in jacques De Molay Com
mandery, No. 2, February IL, 1860. and en-
tered the high priesthood February 15 ISL.
He took the Ancient and Accepted Scot
tish Rite degree, 4th TO 32d. inclusive, in
1856, was advanced to the honorary SD de-
gree February Il. 1857. and became an
active master in 1859. He was elected grand
secretary of the Grand Lodge and Grand
Chapter from 1867 to 1880. inclusive, and was
representative of the Grand Lodge OF Can
ada, Kentucky, Oregon and Missouri, and
representative of the Grand Chapters OF
Florida, Illinois, Kentucky, Oregon, Penn
sylvania and South Carolina. DR.. Bachelor
was elected grand commender to succeed
the late Gen. Albert Pike at the last ses-
sion of the supreme council. held i'm this
city last October.
Evening star., 1893-07-28
IN THE PENSION OFFICE.
How Deputy Commissioner Bell Classif
the Clerks Voting Strength.

How Deputy Commissioner Bell Classifies
the Clerks Voting Strength.
In speaking today Of the statement of
Civil Service Commissioner Roosevelt, pub
lished in The Star yesterday. relative to the
proportion Of republicans and democrats in
the departmental service, Mr.. H. c. Bell,
deputy commissioner of pensions. said:
Il have no means of knowing definitely
the proportion Of democrats to republicans
in other departments, but to the pension
bureau, the voting strength within the clas-
sified service stands ,143 republicans against
2f democrats, or less than % per cent dem
ocrats: and feel pretty we'll satisfied that
the proportion of democrats to republicans
is larger in the pension bureau than in any
other department or bureau of the depart
mental service in Washington. / doubt
very much II there are within the classified
service in Washington, d. c., over 1000
voters"
Evening star., 1893-07-28

BALTIMORE. July 2s.-Flour dull, unchanged
receipts, ss54 barrels: shipments, gs,sl4 barrels
sales, 4s6 barrels. Wheat weak-No. 2 req, spo'
e6a as6k; July. 6sls a66,4; August, e6h a669 Sep
temoer, 6la6Sh: steamer No. 2, red. e. X ats
receipts l565s9 bushels; shipments 81 900 bushels
stock, ss01s bushels; saies, 2s60oo bushels Mill
ing wheat by sample, 6Ia6sk. Corn weak-mixed.
spot 4S<a46k; July. 45a.a46s; August, as. a4s \;
Septemoer 46's a463s; year. 46a. asked-receipts,
I5,oZ4 Dushels: shipments, $1,000 bushels: stock,
93l,6e6 bushels: sales ll.OOO bushels. White corn
oy sample, 80; yellow corn by sample, SO. Oats
steady-No. white western. BY a3s$: No. 2
mixed western, 35has6-receipts, 5.4cs bushels;
shipments, 10000 bushels; stock l46,7l4 bushels.
Rye dull-No 2. 53as4-receipts, 1886 bushels;
stock. 26.601 bushels. Hay active and strong
good to choice timothy 1s.5oal9.5c. Grain freights
steady, unchanged. Cotton nominal-middling,
s!s. Provisions quiet and fair demand.
changed. Butter very quiet and weak-creamery.
fancy, 2l do fair to choice 1sa20; do. imitation. IL;
adle, fancy. IL; do. good TO choice, l5al6; store
packed, l5als. Eggs steadier-i3alsk. Coffee
steady-kio cargoes, fair, is&; No. I, l6z.
Sugar arstrong-granulated. 5ss. Copper unchanged.
whisky frm-l.l9al.20. Peanuts unchanged.
BALTIMORE, July 2s.-yirginia threes, 65k a66;
Baltimore and Ohio stock. IS; Northern Central
stock. 65A; Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern sec
"nd incomes, Is; Consolidated gas stocks- 5la52.
Evening star., 1893-07-28
FoR BAD CoLDs.

FoR BAD CoLps.
La Grippe. Bronchitis. Group. whooping Cough,
Asthma or any disorder Of the Throat and Lungs the
best medicine IL AYERS CHERRY PECTORAL. II
rs the fsvorats anodyns with singers actors preach
ers and teachers
Some ten years ago hsd bad cold which settled
on my lungs and was 80 Ill to be unable to work.
began to
AYERS CHERRY PECToRAL. and in Less than
three weeks was cured 1 am quite sure that this
preparation saved my life"
N. 7. poMERoY.
Calais Ne.
take pleasure in voluntarily stating that Of all
the medicines used for fresh colds and Ia grippe
AYERS CHERRY PECTORAL ia pre-erinently the
most potent remedy. Ordinarily ths most virulsnt
cold vAnishes in . night as if by magic Follow the
directions and AYERS CHERRY PECToRAL vii DO
the rest"
GEO. h PIKE,
Csdiz. KY.
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
Prepared by DR.. J. c. Aver Co.. Lowell. Mass.
PROMPT TO ACT. SURE TO oURK
Evening star., 1893-07-28

At special meeting OF the directors OF
the Columbia Railroad Company yesterday
afternoon Mr.. r. F.. Baker was elected
president I'm place of Mr.. W. ]. Stephenson,
who resigned and has accepted the posi-
ton of president of the Metropolitan road.
T. ]. King formerly superintendent of the
Columbia road. was elected TO the position
of secretary and treasurer, vacated by Mr..
Baker, and Mr.. Z. j. Davis was retained In
the position OF vice president. No other bu-
siness of Importance was transacted.
Evening star., 1893-07-28
ADisburs.ng Officer Sued.

A suit was entered today by the district
attorney, for the United States, against
Joseph r. West, VIM. S. Thompson and
VIM b. Webb to recover 5000, with inter-
est on H5725 from April 80. 1Ss2. The decla-
ration states that West was appointed a
disbursing officer of the Treasury Depart
ment. and on December IL. 1891. he gave
bond with Messrs. Thompson and Webb as
sureties for the faithful performance of
the duties o: the Office, and Ii is charged
that he held the office till April. 1882. and
converted the sum OF s551.25 that came into
his hands to his own use.
Evening star., 1893-07-28
The Bell L,thoeraphic Company sued.

The United States of America, by Dis
trict Attorney Birney. today entered a suit
against James E. Bell, c. NJ. Bell and G.
w. Dunn tthe Bel Lithograph Company.
Charles Dodge and F. Tschiffely.jr., to re-
cover the amount of bond executed by the
company, with the others as sureties, by
which they obligated themselves TO faith
fully execute a contract of that date with
the light house board. II is charged that
on June 21 the naval secretary of the light
house board ordered go copies Of drawings
of lightship So. which they have failed TO
deliver, and hence the action.
Evening star., 1893-07-28
Given to the .Jury-

This afternoon in the trial OF Charles
Zyprecht, alias Sea bright, VIM. :. Stewart
James H Rudd and Randall F. McGilvary.
four young men known as "the fearless
four" charged with housebreakin- i'm hay-
ing on the 9th instant broken into and
robbed the store OF Isaac Levy, ON i-o
street southwest, Of clothing ana Jewelry,
the case was given to the jury at 40
O'Clock. The testimony OF the prosecution
showed that the four men were in Biaders-
burg and Hyattsville, Md. disposius Of the
stolen goods to various residents of those
places Rudds defense was an alibi the
other DEFENDANTS did not take the stand
Evening star., 1893-07-28

Conn's P. c. tours have been among the
most desirable of those arranged for the
worlds fair. and now a special tour for la
dies travelling together without escort Is
announced to leave on August Is. With this
party will go Miss Helen b. Matthews
their lady representative, who is fully quail
flied for the task. 1t is the intention Of
the firm to permanently locate in Wash
ington.
Evening star., 1893-07-28
Phiiadeiphia Custom House Ruling.

Acting Secretary Curtis has disapproved
of the practice in vogue at the port of
Philadelphia in regard to rights of with
drawal Of mercha ndise, and decides that an
importer who transfers the right Of with
drawal to another abandons all his own
right or interest in the merchandise and
regain such right except by the act
Of the assignee himself. who may restore
the ownership to the importer.
The collector Is directed to conform in the
future of this decision.
Evening star., 1893-07-28
Proclamation by the President.

The President has issued a proclamatio
reciting the various acts Of Congress re-
lating to the salvage of vessels wrecked
in Canadian waters contiguous to the
United States and declaring that the con-
ditions prescribed therein have been full
filled, and permitting Canadian vessels to
be aided in case of wreck by Canadian
wreckers
The President has also issued a procla-
nation including Portugal within the bene-
fits Of the international copyright act
Evening star., 1893-07-28
RACES FOR THE CUP.
The international Contest win BE sai,e6 ,.,
October 8.

NEW YORK. July 2s.--The announcement
was made today that the date of the inter
national yacht races for the Americas Gun
has been set officially for October 5. Con-
siderable uncertainty heretofore existed ss
to the exact date of these races and n
was a matter of doubt in the minds OF TIA.
cup committee whether to inaugurate tie
races September 5 or Is or October S
Lord Dunraven himself did not know
definitely, and IL was because OF ms re-
quest TO III. Maitland Kersey Of the White
Star line, received by that gentleman yes-
terday, that the cup committee of the
New York Yacht Club finally deterrnins5
upon October as the date.
This is a very important action of Ia.
committee" said ex-Commodore smith To-
day. as il places beyond dispute the date
or the International races. The papers
have had cablegrams saying Dunrave6
would leave England for this cosntrT
August IL in time to see the trial races %
our defenders. He will do nothing of the
kind and will reach here only a few days
previous to the real races"
Evening star., 1893-07-28
Lynched at Dresden, Tenn.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, July ga special
to the American announces a lynching at
SQresden. Last Friday Edgar Bell, colored
kMed Sim White, also colored. his brother
in-Aw. The corOner's jury returned a
verdict of murder in the first degree
While was a negro of good reputation and
intehse indignation was created by the
killing. Yesterday morning at / o'clock a
masked mob. said to have been composed
of white men, broke into the Jail, took
Bell and hung him in the suburbs Of the
city. The sheriff resisted, but was over
powered.
Evening star., 1893-07-28
Ex-secr~t.rv Posser,. peb,.

FoSToRIA- Ohio. July 2s-The creditors
Of ex-Secretsry Foster and Foster 4 Co.
bankers. held a meeting last night at the
Opera House, some dissatisfaction hayfns
been created by the assignee. A COMMITTEES
was appointed TO examine the ri fairs of che
bank in the interest OF the creditors ana
to have power 10 take such steps as may
be deemed necessary In the interest a
creditors
Evening star., 1893-07-28
Examinara for Eailed Rnnka.

Controller Eckels has placed the national
banks that failed yesterday in the hands of
bank examiners as follows: Examiner
Weightman in charge Of the Oregon Ma
tional at Portland, Ore; Flynn, Erens-
burg National Bank of Ellensburg, Wash.
Wilson, First National of Helena, Mont
Lyman, Montana National of Helena; Jen-
ming, First National of Spokane, Wash, and
Bostwick, Of the First National Of Mid
dleShorOuRh Tenn
Evening star., 1893-07-28
Bell Walker Missing.

The police this afternoon We're notified TO
look after Bell Walker. a white girl of
seventeen years of age. who left her home.
5l1 22d street northwest, about two weeks
ago. She is described as feet or 3 inches
high, light complexion and hair. blue eyes.
wore blue skirt and jacket with white
waist and sailor hat, and has the left fore
finger off at the second joint.
Evening star., 1893-07-28
Fair Commissioner McNaurhtou IN.

CHICAGO. July ss-Ex Senator Nc.
Naughton. worlds fair commissioner from
New York is seriously sick at the New
York state building. DR. Rowley Of tine
worlds fair stan will call a consultation
today. Typhoid fever is feared
Evening star., 1893-07-28

1t is said at the DEPARTMENT of Justice
that nothing will be done In the matter of
the Metropolitan Railroad charter until
other more urgent matters now before the
department are disposed Of
Evening star., 1893-07-28
Gaming East nm Ercirhf Cara

DENVER. Col. July S-Four hundred
men took possession of Union Pacinc
freight train in the yards last night They
made the train crew throw out loaded cars
and put on empties and now are on then
way east. Ii is not probable that thss
will be moiested
Evening star., 1893-07-28
Garbar. Complaints Increasing.

Today there were thirty-seven garbage
complaints received at the health office, an
increase as compared with the number re-
ceived earlier in the week.
Evening star., 1893-07-28
Gold Brought to New York.

NEW YORK. July 2S.-The steamship Co.
lumbia, which arrived this morning
brought five boxes of gold bars and gold
coin valued at S247, 500, consigned to the fol-
lowing houses: L. Won Hoffman & Co,
q. 900 pounds; Knickerbocker Trust Com
pany. 600 pounds, and Wells, Fargo &
Co., $500 pounds.
Evening star., 1893-07-28
The Latest about the Choct,v M,rser.-

CADDO, 1. T.. July S-The execution OF
the nine Choctaw murderers will certainly
take place August l. Judge Hooson. g.
whom the case was referred for a new
trial. has decided that the prisoners were
properly tried and has ordered that the
sentence be carried out on August l. q
which date the men were respited.
Evening star., 1893-07-28
The Alliance Heard Erom.

The U. S. S. Alliance has arrived at Pan
anna on her way to Corinto, Nicaragua,
where she was ordered to go for the pro-
lection of American interests during the
pending revolution in that country.
Evening star., 1893-07-28
The Star Out of Town.

TIE EVENING STAR will be sent by
mail to any address in the United
States or Canada for such period as may
be desired at the rate Of fifty cents per
month.
~But all such orders must be &C.
companied by the money, or the paper
cannot be sent, a. no accounts are kept
with mail subscriptions.
Evening star., 1893-07-28
silver in the San Francisco Mint.

SAN FRANCISCO. July 2S.-The silver in
the San Francisco mint has been counted
and the accounts of the retirinr snna-in-
tendent found correct. About 5000. 900 Of
gold remains to be counted yet
Evening star., 1893-07-28
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,

The following are the opening the highest and the
lowest and the closing prices Of the New York stock
market today, as reported by Corson h Mccartney,
members New York stock exchange Correspondents
Messrs Moore Schley. No. 10 Broadway:
Evening star., 1893-07-28

EOR DYSPEPSIA, INDIGESTION AND STOM-
u sch disorders use Browns Iron Btters-tbe Best
Tonic 1t rebuilds the system cleans the blood and
and strengthens the muscles. A splendid medicine
FOR weak and debilitatsd persons.
IF THE BABY rs CUTTING TEETH BE SURE
and use that old and we'll tried remedy, Mrs Win-
blows soothing Syrup for children teething It
foothes the child softens the gums. alays all pain
cures wind collie and is the beat remedy for darrha
Twenty-Five cents q bottle. myl-ly
RIO STIMULATE THE APPETITE AND SECURE
ufscturers. DR. j. q. B. sIEdERT SONS. For
sale by all dealers.
Evening star., 1893-07-28
BELIEVED TO BE CHOLERA.
A Number Of Suspicious Cases of Disease

MADRID, July 2S.-The condition of af-
fairs in Ell Pindo district, in the province
of Corunna, where a number of cases of
suspicious sickness were reported yester-
day. is serious. 1t has transpired that
forty persons have been attacked with a
choleric disease within the past few days
or the persons attacked twelve have died
1t Is believed that the disease is Asiatic
cholera, although there is no official noti-
hcation to that effect.
Evening star., 1893-07-28

Government Receipts Today
The receipts from internal revenue TO-DAY
were $50, sol; from customs. 500. .33s.
Evening star., 1893-07-28
sEX. div.
Chicago Grain and Provision Markets.
tBy private wire to Corson L Macartney.l
CHICAGO, July 2S. 1So:
Baltimore Markets.
BALTIMORE, in

Receipts in Chicaeo-wheat. 143 cars; corr
oats. 2l3; hogs. -. 600.
Evening star., 1893-07-28
Our Annual
Reduction Sale


Celebrated Grown" Crabapple Extract
Price, 7oc. Saturday. "A CTS.
4-oz. bottle Famous Newman" Perfume
very nne. Price. 81 so. Saturday. 90 CTS.
Grown" Lavender Salt. Price. SOC. bot
sie- ofturodH H......................39 CTS.
Glen Echo" Cologne. delixhtfully
fragrant and lasting. Price. $1.OO large
bottle Saturday. ......... . ...... ..63 CTS.
Violet Water. medium size. Price. IS cts.
Ss'"f"st........... % CIS.
Large size. Price. $1.5O. Saturday 90 CTS.
Roses and Myrrh tfor the tseth). Price.
Roc. bottle. Saturday ..........-19 10 CTS.
Large size Lavender Bags. Price. 10 CTS
S~'"'e"B'---'.--.-.... -....--'------........I C1S.
1-ounce bottle Fine Newman" Extract
and Lovely Perfume Atomizer. Price.
@i-o0 doH.......-..........63 .63 CTS.
Less than the price OF the Atomfzer alone.
HUNDREDS OF OTHER BARGAINS
JUST AS GOOD.
e SdI. Tooth. Hair and other Brushes
ats0 Per Cent Discount from our prsri-
oystr ior prices.
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v DO may require his serytceA Ass - 49, <se<s1S
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improve sent oFapany viii seld TIER annual
meeting 81 ssosxhesdsss 90 the hrss Aoss4ss syen-
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