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The Jewish South. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1893-1899, 1893-08-25

ucation and enlightenment, in relig-
ious and relevant topics, to those
of our co-religionists who are cut
off from the benefits of communal
institutions, that will be the medium
of INSTRUMENTATION and ex-
change of thoughts and ideals.
THE JEWISH SOUTH will endeavor,
in so far as shall lie within its pow
ers to answer these needs. It's voice
will never be silent when the honor
of its faith is assailed, and there
will be no effort too great, nor too
often repeated, thatit will not make
in it's defence. Nor will it, on the
other hand, be dumb when a fault
will be seen among its own, but
will endeavor to raise Judaism and
the Jews unto such lofty planes of
life, that, like Bilaam of old, those
who come to curse, must perforce,
remain to bless.
Should it in some degree succeed
in this, it feels it will not in vain
have been called into existence.
To its contemporaries it extends
the hand of fellowship, and asks
only that it receive from them the
treatment it shall merit.
The Jewish South. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1893-1899, 1893-08-25
PUBLISHED WEEKLY.

Entered at the Post Office, Richmond, Va, as
second class mail matter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-14
LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISrI:ICT
OF COLUMBIA,
hoioinS special term for Orphans Court bust
WASHlSITOS.D.C., August % Is.,3
In the matter of the estate OF Julia Rufn late n.
We, washlngton, DC. deceased 57Os. AdInialstr.l-
Application for letters OF administration on the
estate Of the said deceased has this CAV been
made by Matilda Hardy
All persons Interested are hereby notified 70 an
pear In this court on FRIDAY. TIE FIFTEENTH
DAY OF SEPTEMBER NEXT. AT Ten O'CLOCK
a d.. TO show cause why letters Of adj
mlnfstration on the estate OF the sah lie
copy Of this order be published once week 10,
three weeks In the Washington Law Reporter and
Evening Star previous 10 tie said tay
By the court: CIIAS. c. COLE Asso Justice
Test: L. p WRIGHT "
Register of Wills for me u e
EMANUEL II. HEWLETT, Proctor. aa3i -Jaw3y
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

FOR kENT-22OS 1911 Qnw. 1lr. 2b. 500
1nW 9r cellar. $50 l1l5 18th st NV, kb25 80
LIZA st. 7r and b. 30 2el6 NV, Or b. 20 so
sel4-3t H. L. RUST. t24 ltth ct. n. ".
FOR RENTJTwO VERY DESIRABLE UNFUR-
nished houses on st. bet. Conn. ave. and 21st
ST.; rent moderate 3. II. ROBERTSON, 1921 G
at. se14-St'
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND Trust BITIID-
MA few desirable Office rooms for rent at
very reasonable rates; the largest Office buldng
In town; located cor. and 9th sts.-the heart
OF the business center: hreproof; 10 floors; ele-
vators efficient 1antor service: steam heat and
electric light letter boxes and mailing chutps
telephone and telegraph stations; news stand and
barber saloon; complete in every modern con-
yenience and luxury. The prominence of this
building advertses its tenants sci 4-1,n
FOR RENT FOUR LARGE ROOMS. BEING EN-
tire third floor: new GUIDE building, 1924 ST.
NV: steam heat and electric light; only SEQ rer
month for all. HEISKEII. & McLERAN zoos +
st. NV. se13-8t
FOR RENT ROOMS OVER OUR STORE. PA.
ave. front, suitable for dentist. Apply to JAMES
T.. DAVIS SONS. 1901 Pa. ave-, cor. 18th St
se@1-1m
FOR RENT-OFFICE ROOMS WITH ALL MOD
ern improvements, including steam heating, cleo
trio lighting. elevator, mail chute private letter
boxes, running water In each room; rent reason
able; MetEerott building. lilo ST. NV; most
central situation in the city. Apply W. c.
METZEHOrr %. au3O-1m
FOR RENT-OFFICEs IN THE McGILL BUILD
ing, 902 to 914 9 Ct, Just west Of the patent
once This building contains every modern de.
vice and Improvement known for comfort So fety
and convenience. AL Offices have direct light
and ventilation. jy21 -2m
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By THEO. A. HARDING,

By THEO. A. HARDING,
Ohio Bank building, 18th and G SITS.
lIoo 10th, l0r., handsomely decorated, tiled
zoos G, new, Tor. and cellar, elegant neigh
%
29i3 \, Or. and cellar. only Observation-Disclosures. II
ooi 18th NV, large building, suitable for any
1889 18th, sr and bath 50
se1+3t
FOR RENT-BY THOs G. HENSEY CO., 1900
ST. NV.
up N J. ave. NV. viewing the Capitol,
10 rooms and three baths, furnace room,
laundry and coal room. .................S12 o-O
Cor or LIST and b SITS. ne, opposite Capt.
toi GROUNDS, IA rooms, an elegant resi-
ootS ieo-'0
and basement, completely furnished. 49,. 10000
1910 10th st. NV, rooms and bath, new
WV
". ST. NV, rooms. bath, pantry and nm
o- iarnaee oo."
800 and 952 Westminster st. NV, rooms
and bath, new houses. Observation-Disclosures. 400
40 NJ st. NV, rooms and bath, large -
1906 9th St NV Z rooms and hath ... 300
6S6 10th st. n.e., Z rooms and bath. .....-. 213O
se14-eo3t
FOR RENT-1243 22D ST. NV; COR. HOUSE;
stories and cellar; large rooms: bath and
every mod. imp. Rent only $50 per mo.
WASH'N DANENHOWER,
sel4-6t Cor. 18th and q SITS. NV.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

FOR RENT-A NEW SEyEN-ROOM BRICK
house: BATH pantries. closets and nice yard:
square from State, War and Navy Department:
AIS 18th st. NV: key 40; rent SIS So
WESCoTT & WILCOX. 1907 Penna. ave.sel2 St.
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CHIROPODISTS.

OH, THE MISERY THAT CdI,NS CAN Cash
you II you let them. Don't let them. Bring them
to
Corns treated, 25c. and up.
sel3 Prof. ]. ]. GEORGES & SON Ills Pa. ave,
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OCEAN TRAVEL.

ARTHUR W. ROBSON.
Gi5 18th st. NV. Telephone 1864
Steamship Passenger ana Tourist Agent.
Tickets 10 Europe by all lines.
Drafts in sums TO SUIT
Foreign Express laa9 Custom Hoass nsuhaa
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SEQ RH. WARMERS co. orsr.

FOR RENT-l32s AND 1890 9TH ST. " W:
also III North ST.. which is just adjoining the
east front Capitol grounds; also 8. near corner
OF sth and East Capitol SITS: all and nicely
fitted out; rooms and hath. excepting 1890 9th
St. which has 10 rooms. Inquire of FRANK T.
BROWNING, 4l6 9th st. NV. sel-au
For RrNT- Js,s Ioth ne 9 s,9
- o. .'th nes' =, " - A. Sc .----ll.D
go Acker st ne y 80 12a13l Sc. o. 20
ne: g 90 l2l4 II st ne ........-22 SIS
WATERS THOMPSON,
seq 1895 st. q.
FOR RENT-FRoM OCTOBER l-Hou-sE cool I
ST. cor spth: south exposure; fronting park;
large yard; has Is rooms; two large parlors
dining room. small room and large pantry on
first floor: light bed rooms abundant closets:
store room: large kitchen; laundry: furnace and
fuel cellar: open CRATES: back staircase; side
gate and entrance; TO private family only.
se9-Gt 1924 p 81
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WAREHOUSES;.

wASTED-NEW HOUSE, NV: 8 To 10 ROOMS;
frst-class neighborhood: Will purchase from owner
only; state lowest price and terms. Address
Boz l39. Star Office sel4-3ts
wANTED-rO RENT on OR BEFORE OCT Is.
new house Of ten fourteen rooms. In the
neishborhoed Of Ascension Church preferred Adj
dress Box SO. Star ONCE. sel42ts
wANfED-FURNISHED HOUSE IN WASHING
ton for q few months In exchange for one near
New York. on y. Ii. r. R.. hour out; 90
sound glass inclosed piazza: large furnace; bath:
use Of Steinwsy piano. grand. horses. carriages,
sleiyhs. &c Address Mcr,
selS-et' II Maiden Lane. " Y, Oflce No. 1.
wANTED-HOUSES- HAVE MANY INQUIRIES
for large and medium ized houses In good locaIi-
ties Owners having such for rent or sale wifi
End IL TO their advantage to place them In my
hands Personal attention and liberal advertise
ment assured r. H. T. LEOPOLD
seo-1m S.w. cor. 18th and sts- NV
WANTED HOUSES To RENr-IF VOC HAVE Any
vacant houses to rent will furnish you good
tenants. We can rent hundred houses In thirty
days Our houses are all gone and the demand il
Increasing daily. Personal attention given 10 this
branch Of the business.
BANES & SIMPSON
.a-o-Im Cor l4th and u n.
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BICYCLES.

BEvEI. GEARS NEVER WEAR OFT CANNOT
soil hands tear the clothing. render tro,,s.s
guards useless. require practically no attenf ION.
and better than all these. 40 Der cent OF ~
lost motion that the chain. with Its rtretehipe
sprocket climbing and non-alicnmcnt. is sure ~
cause Call and the ''chainle~s'' safefr M,
cycle at 701 18th st. NV. sea.lm
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FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS

FOR RENT-REMINGTON TYPEwRITERS AT
the REMINGTON OFFICE; modern machine; Der
feet condition guaranteed, with stand: delivered
free In city; month applies on purchase of
new when directly following rental
WYCKOFF. SEAMANS & BENEDICT
se1-3m Cor. Sth and r SIS. NV.
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FOR RENT
isl oorcorsn NV. iaf S "a On n ns & II bath 3
fs5S NV NV f Urpi:sed ia ia THAN st ~
ll5 81 81 nv Or 80 i4o7 $50. Or and b.. rs 40
,yl3-llw TlLth6 RUTHERFORD. 1877 st
FOR kENT-6ie Me-; GROOM BRICK; mon.
imps: IN good order; handy 20 school and care;
BRO. 100 st. ne. fy2S-1ms
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r ] sv mr. Conn av NV.
1Rr 41nl

l6r $50
n Z cor y II ave and
Corcoran st. 13r. 16S. q
l. 81 near IL NV. 2Sr. IS
Q 81 near Doth NV. Or. -
Mass ave near Scott
Circle. 13r ...... %
9Th st near L NV. Tor. \
10Th and r SITS NV, lar %
K st near roth NV 1sr 30
r / av near 18th vt NV,
RIav near i7,h st NV.
lZr..--..--..--.-....-- -
Mass ave near 18th st
nv. 1Sr....-........-B 30
18th II near NV. Tor 10
p st near is NV. 1lr.. ID
NJ st near l4th NV.
216 y J ave NV, Or 10
VI ave & / 81 NV. lsr. 81
Z / sv mr. CT av. 17r. 3;S3. 3
OF
1924 + 81 NV. basem't 81.
Sc cor 18th ana Fs.s
NV. Ar. entire third
hoor. ................-s
Pa AZ h 11th st nv, 2r.-S
5l5l2th st nv. Q. tst a. 4
Sc cor 18th AMI Fats
nv. 2r. % door. ......4
s33 It'll Of NV. 1st and
ID floors 4
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FOR RENT-CHICAGO.

ITO TIL OSE WHO GO TO THE FAIR"
Having furnished neat new house. 1 can rent
rooms at reasonable rates. according to location
and size; convenient to all car lines to the fair
grounds; restaurants near by Address Mrs A.
NJ. McARDEL. rs 31st st., Chicago, III. se5-lOt
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CHICAGO HOTELS.

FIRsT-UAss ACCOMMODATIONS. WITH BOARD.
in private residence; convenient to three lines OF
cars direct to fair: fifteen minutes ride. Mrs.
]. A. MYERS. 1925 Michigan ave.. Chicago
1eS3-3m
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FOR SALE-BICYCLES
ACCOUNTANTS.

ant and Auditor. 1924 ST. NV Ipvestjeations
and reports made Of bankrupt and insolvent con-
Germs. estates taken care of, &c, ie223m
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FOR RENT-uNFURNIs,

Hotel centrally To-
Gated, SCR. .........e62i
1929 VT ave NV. lSr. 400
1923 r I ave nv, l7r. $50
12l4Fst NV ekdl. 233 3e
1902 X st nv. 15r.. 20S. 70
1@l6 Goth st, a2r......20c
rs NJ av NV. 1871 f6.6,
1891 q Ut NV. lar .166. e.
1905 y " ave. 1srs. ...15C
1126Mass avnw, 14rlS3. 81
1916 " st NV. 12ra ..12-
Rnnd st AAorcafnXn
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FOR RENT-FLATS.
FOR RENT-STORES.

TOh hEN
FOR RENT
BY THEO. A. HARDING,
Ohio Bank building 18th and q sts
store Ix2S !th nw and 6r and bath above. SOS
store 1905 Pa: ave.. and 20r above. 2 baths. 125
store oo4 llth NV, building suitable for any
store Gal d 1t. NV, large foors 2oxlOO.. so
FOR RENT-STORE IO22 7TH ST. NV. AND
large dry cellar 40 feet deep; new floor and pa
psred. Apply n2 Ith ST. NV. se133t'
FOR RENT-STORE ROOM. COR an ST. s. W.
Price, $40 per mo. r. S. DONALDSON, TO5 18th
St NV sel3-3t'
FOR LEASE-1l14 AND 11I6 ST. n. W.,
New 4-story brick building;
steam heat elevator and electric lights.
se12-3t OSCAR W. WHITE, go St NV
FOR RENT-FTNE STORE IN MONTROSE FLATS
Ills 9th st. NV, 2exS6; heated by steam; will
rent cheap to permanent tenant.
sell-lm' l.. y. FRISrOE 1898 F st. NV.
FOR RENT-STORE-419 7TH ST. NV, UNDER
Odd Fellows Han. A! ply to the janitor. sell ct
FOR RENT-sEvERAL STORE ROOMS IN NEW
month. T. r. BROOKS. 616 18th st. NV. sea-8t
FOR RENT-BRlCK DWELLING AND STORE
with bakery, oven, &C.; stable and carriage
house: 406 18th st. Sc. $35 per month. b. F.
LEIGHTON. 4S2 d st. NV. au1g1m
FOR RENT-WAREHOUSE 216 10TH ST. ~ w !;
$50 per month; best location in the city for COM
mission. grocery other mercantile business
Inquire 1854 la. jy29-3m
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
CHARLES ". HANDY.
CHARLES W. HANDY.
SELF go l3TH ST W

Rooms n IN. District Title Insurance compsays
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FOX hEN NJ
1888 P st. br. mi. l2r.
FURNISHED. .......-SloO
$500 Pros av. br. mi.
inr -.-.......-.hl
35l4 Y ST. br. mi. Ia. fur. 90
lSi. VI ave, br. MI. O.. 3
Ml2 y ST, m i. Sr. 70
:SSs y st. br. mi. 16-. SO
lSeh'S:yd At. b-. STORE. lr. 30
1872 32i st, br. store.
~ snd stable....-....5 r
23o4 Pa ave. hr, mi. Tor. 81
lllI 18th ST. br. mi. s.. IL
:ffil y Il, br. mi. l6r. As
1909 30th ST. br, mi.
3iIo Dlm i; ave. ;so'o'
nv mi O. NJ -
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y0TTINGs AROUT lOWM

Mr. ChAres Batteu Loomis Of TlrrlG g'nrd Conn,
sUN 81 for the purpose yf g,Esns proFs-
Ions for suule hUngTy person.
Charles Jones a car cleaner employed On the second
avenue elevated rDA lei. "a the sfl4tIe aehT Niue
sxth streeL last nlsut AID EeL lv WAs - years
Old
TOuha IuuIt Yesterday and released several NNelAy
and PRISONERS az tue eutEr ATTY u' .rF wives
JOHN o. >tarn rrt ruei from Europe ny the steam
ship hAlFsr NtNr.m. whics a-rNrd HLr5tA}- The
strauu. IA Laura stAuu w-bE VIA g. meet Ar
stzTin aui tooA hlm Oh The stsauAhlu.
White Williams OF no Narlcs street celebrated h.s
twsltth thrsnhs py BREAKING into toe auu4rF 81 Lee
Long ~ Aagtrk street yuaser9AI morning Ah1
atsaIna ESQ from tEe cash dras-T a. by lurr-
iuz the Iunr a Chlsr. NuUu arrested be aGAtrI
that be wAutvd ths m9nry O. buy turAey Nuh- AZ
Jonufson NaIkst court yesterday ~ - taEned
" ne gAgs " ths GsEEy t9clsty.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-26
OBTTU1R

Ex-Gov BENJAMIN T. Biggs died at his home
in Mlddletown. Del, yesterday after four
weeks illness He had been failing rapidly for
the past two years. but had not been compelled
to go to bed until recently. with Brights dis
ease OF the kidneys Ex-Gov. BigRs was born In
New Castle county Delaware. on Oct. l. 1921.
He followed agricultural pursuits until
1868. when he was elected to Congress.
Two years afterward he was renomnated for
q second term. In 1877 he returned to his
farm where he remained until 1886. when he
was elected to the Gubernatorial chair. Since
his term as chief executive expired he has
lived quietly at his homo. He was probably
the largest land owner on the peninsula,
and became very wealthy during the time
when Delaware was famed for her peaches.
A. wife and two sons and a daughter survive
him.
dancing teacher and ballet master. died yes-
ran came to this country from France in COM
pany with Manager Tompkins OF the Boston
baSt SaneT wss %s tSs
kiraliys in putting on ballots at Niblo's The;
at the same theatre ~ as and sast
master by Manager Gilmore, now Of the
he opened an academy at q East Fourteenth
street for instruction in dancing and deport-
ment. lie was widely known among theatrical
morning at 10 o'clock, from the Church OF st.
Vincent de Paul on West Twenty third street.
Addison Day. formerly a prom inent railroad
man. well known throughout this and other
States, died in Rome, n. y, yesterday morn
ing. aged 20 years. He was at different times
general superintendent OF the Rome Water
town and Ogdensburg. the New York and
Oswego Midland. and the Utica and Black
River Railroads. Later he was come cted with
the st. Louis, Iron Mountain and Southwest
ern Railroad; He had for several years past
led a retired life.
Chauncey II. Andrews. multi millionaire and
foremost business man In northeastern Ohio
died yesterday morning at Youngstown. O. He
WAS the builder OF four railroads and estab-
lished several large iron concerns during his
career. He was one of the first partners In the
Standard Oil Company.
Frederic W. Rau. President OF the Board Of
Assessors Of Yonkers died on Sunday at the
age of 81. He was born in Baden. Germany,
and settled In Yonkers thirty-two years ago
In 1873 he was appointed assessor, and he
served in that capacity up to his death.
Samuel Kimberly. OF Norfolk. Va, died at the
residence OF his mother-in law In Washington
yesterday aged 80 years. He was late Consult
General and Secretary OF Legation to Guate-
mAla-
Ex-ConRressman John @. Nichols OF Black
shear Ga. died yesterday. He represente ed the
First Georgia District in the Forty-sixth and
Forty seventh Congresses.
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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than Others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup of Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presenting
In the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the TASTE the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of perfect lax
alive; cficctually cleansing the system,
dspelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation,
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with tho approval of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in SOC and 81 bottles, but it is man.
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
and being well informed, you will not
accept any substitute il offered.
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CHICAGO AND NoRrHERN PACIFIC
Boudhoiders OF the Company Urged to Take
Immr dtats Action.

The committee representing the first mort
gage bonds OF the Chicago and Northern Pa
cifc Railroad. OF which Mr. J. Edward Sim
mons 10 the Chairman. has issued a circular
to the holders OF those bonds relative to the
condition OF the property. and suggesting the
first steps that should be taken toward the
protection OF their intorests In the first place.
the committee recognizes the great intrinsic
value OF the property. but. as the income from
1t consists mainly OF rentals received from
other roads that use this property. and. as
somo OF these roads are involved in financial
difficulties and legal controversies. 1t 10 i'm
portant that the bondhoders should be repre-
scented by committee with full power to in
VestiRats the conditions and contracts of the
examine its books Of accounts, and to act In
the interest OF the hondholders by advising
with the receivers and directing the trustee.
This power can he assured to the committee
and made eifectual for the bnndholders only
By the signing OF the bondhoders' agreement
the United States Trust Company. Tho COM
mittee urges the bondholdrrs to take these
steps at once and at the same time assures
them that they are secured against any action
not contormable to their views by the privilege
OF Withdrawing their bonds should the plan Of
fail to secure the approval Of the hold
ers OF seventy per cent OF the bonds
deposited. As the committee is not in
terested in any OF the railroads which use or
have been using the property Ot the Chicago
and Northern Pacific Company. IL has no object
all the rights Of the bondholders under the
deed OF trust
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-26
TALKATIvE ANARCHISTS.
THEF REVBALED THE FACTS AB0UT
TIE DETILTRY AT BARCELONA.
Turniua Inrorners Under the Belief thst
Other Anarchists Arc Doing tho Same
vat;lnnt Recovering from Hts InJuries-
Wwssu A. s~N-

| Turriua Informers Under the Belief thst
| Other Anarchists Arc Doing tho Same
| vsI;lnnt Recovering from Hts Injuries-
He WIN Not Taik About Ills Crime.
BARCELONA Dec 25.-There have been nu-
| merous arrests OF Anarchists here in the last
few days. The information that led to them
was given by Mariana Ceruelo. the Anarchist
soap maker who Was arrested in Huesca, Ara
gon and brought here. Immediately after his
Incarceration In this city he turned inform er.
as he believed other Anarchists under arrest
we're doing the same. and he hoped thus to
help his own case. The whole story Of the
Lyceum outrage was traced with his and jose
Codinas aid.
The composltor. sivepol who is among the
Anarchists recently arrested. has confessed
that he made the moulds for the two bombs
which joss Codina took to the Lycum Theatre
Codina. however. denies all knowledge OF
Siyepol.
PARIS. Dec. 25.-The physicians attending
August valiant. who threw the bomb In the
Chamber Of Deputies. reported to-day that
the wound in his thigh had cicatrized. Vail
liant will be transferred from the innrmary to
the Prison do la Sante probably on Thursday.
His reticence has Increased daily until now
he refuses to talk OF his crime. although he
reads all that the newspapers print concern
ing himan his former associates
Evrard, on Anarchist suspect was arrested
to-day after his house had been searched by
the police. His friend Lardereau also is q
prisoner
Evrard was taken before Police Commissary
Clement this afternoon. He admitted that he
was a theoretical Anarchist, but denied that
he had ever conspired to harm anybody. He
had never concealed his anarchic opinions.
He had worked twelve hours a day to support
his old mother. and had been a perfectly Or
dariv Ifs fa1t L.
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Tho Weather.

The exceptionally warm weather or bsiatsd undIAA
continued yesterday in all the States south Of
the lakes and along the Atlantic The teInpsra
turs has never been higher Christmas DAy in this
region, in the periods covered by the records sxosp.
in $780, whom It touched $685. yesterday IL was 6ss
The storm which moving northeast from the cen
trail States passing the lake rsgions attended
by rain and high wind over the upper hiAsissippl
States the lake regions northern New York and Can
ada, and followed by area OF high pressure and
cold wave from Manitoba and Minnesota. where the
Temperature low As 22o below zero and beeou-
ing colder. The wave should strike northern Ssw
York by this morning. and It should grow colder n
tins nsiEhbOrhoOd Today and be much colder wsa,
nesdAy morning.
was fair in this city yesterday average humidity
81 per cent wind south west. miles hour high
eat official temperature. 6Ss lowest G2s.
The thermometeT at Perrys pharmacy. In Tzs So
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