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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-12

CoRsox & Mac.RTSEr
MEMBERS OF THE NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE.
Corresponesnts o. Msssrs Moore Sehisy. 50 Broad
way.
B2Eksrs and Dealers IN Government Bonas
Deposits Exchsnxe Loans
Railroad Stncks and Bonds and all securities listed
oo the eIehanses Of New York. Philadelphia. Boston
and Baltimore bou<ht and sold
Asp@cslty n ade of Investment. s~curf,ieS District
Bonds and all local Railroad. Gas. Insrrance and
Tsleyhone stock deal. in
American Bel! hons Stoek h,x,AA and solA da3l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-12

NSONLY TWO DAYS MORE
What timely reduction Did
you ever have more use for stout
winter clothes: Remember you
have but tco days longer in which
to avail yourself Of the cut
prices. for cannot quote such
prices contin uOusly - in fact,
there Is profit whatever in
them At the reduced prices.
$50 Suitings for $22 80.
&33 4" $24 75
$40 s3o Oo
40 S2- IN
Winter Trouserings reduced a.
follows:
line down to $500
ssa5.
You ought to a few Of the
Storm Coats we've made up for
patr.ns. Can we make you one.
II. R. Bradstreet is with
US and will be glad to his
many friends
G. WAKEFIELD SIMPSON Tailor.
COR 18TH AND SITS. NV. ja66t
R~MEN's .'wARMERs" AT TELLS
Mems Fnr-top and Fieece-iined
Gloves at eur prices.
Mems Winter Underwear at '.eut"
pri es
Mems Winter twooD Hosiery at
Mems Cardigan Jackets q. ''cut"
prices.
". s. TEEI.. Mems Belongings" 935 Pa ave- 3a1o
K~HEADeuARTERs FOR BLANK BOOKS.
Not only We headquarters for all kinds
and sizes Of Blank Books, but also Station
ers' Sundries including Pens Ink Erasers
MuciaGe. Paper Weights Waste Bsssets
PAPER Clips Copying Presses. Blotting Pads,
Stationery Cases. Files and File Cases. Twine,
&C., &C., &c, at topest possible prices.
EASTON & RUPP
42i nth ST. Gust ADORE the apenue,. JAIL
R~KEEP YOUR FEET WARM!
49, Your feet should be extremely well
and mnS cSd sy
,u,a IN the sn9w-covsred s cove pavements, We
ssis csH saS: ssS ssi sSsti .Ois: ii nnsl Iii
HOOVER s:e.%ssF sSYFbEss issstI;e i&i9 AVE- uas
|E~MoNEY-sAv1No eHAScEs
2a0 Phosoeraph Albums, sl 50.
20 Tass Fsss blsnP asnP's39 a4sa RsR p.d: psd:a o.
Blank Commercial Books. Commercial
StssioneIy; static ,s.; S &c: in abundance flower
JOHN ETA & S1SKES sitE S'ai,s sis 7rH ST NV. jail,
T YSvs You s.5 FEET kEEt tHE HEfS eS1R R.nu ~ .,
SIxsp Shoes and SS ss.s sVah Vii cost aAsSa You
Those e3 90 and 81 so Hand -sewed
t5 Shoes. to which we have been 90 con-
sellers. and they have the 1T style and
s',t5 wear Of shoes sold round town for much
H-..-s more money
Ererv pair guaranteed.
Come docn torn and buy your Shoes
you Will sace money.
ROBERT COHEN SON.
TIE american Shoe Sellers
$50 Pa ave. n. ". tsouth sidsA
Established lksS. ial1
lT's ENTIRELY COMPLETE.
The new edition Of wEBsTER's INTER
NATIONAL DICTIONARY is a necessity
in every modern home Office. Beauti-
fully bound AID dindexed Only 90 80 here
but more almost everywhere else.
G. O. PURsELI. bookseller. &ls 9TH sr.N.w. iall
RsPECIAL NOTICE.-i TAKE PLEASURE
~ lin informing my friends and customers that
! am nov LOCATED with s. Desio manufacturing
1eweef. tOEE st: n W. where will be pleased TO
show complete line of diamonds 3ewelry, be. and
hope to q favored with your kina Pssrerass;
,alo5s For the pas. 8 years With +. Psserss;n.
foe RECEPTIONS AWNINGS. FLOOR
SSToIs5S ss ass s oS e e HAS
jioaw: : w. '' A''A - = !"
SPECIAL NOTICE
4 beg to announce that my uptown store corner
18Th and New York ave-. has been trausfsrred TO c.
H. Retxenetein
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-12
FIDrLITr BunDrxo. LOAN AND
INVESTMENT ASSN.
sos 9l4osr. NV.

DrEs. sl PR MONTH ON EACH SHARE
MATURITY VALUE IN Ic2 MONTHS, e2n0
HAVE lOC MONEY TO INvTsT. PUR-
CHASE AN PER CENT PER ANNUM coU-
Ion CERTIFICATE TO RUN FOR3YEARa
WE PAY PER CENT PER ANNUMo ON
SPECIAL DEPOSITS OF e5 OR MORE
CAN BE wITHDRAwS ANY TIME ON1
DAYS NOTICE
MONEY LOANED TO SHAREHOLDERS
ONLY. CAN BE BEPAID AT THE RATEOF
tl3 PER MONTH ON EACH $1,000 BOR-
hOwED
OJR FrGrRrs SHOW WE OFFER TIE
MOST FAVORABLE TERMS ON SLOANsAND
DEPOSITS, AND OUR SECURITIES BElN0
THREE TINES THE VALUE OF The LOAN
AND rHELO.S BEING REPAID MONTHLY
MAKES The SECURITY STILL BETTER
zach MONTH. RENDERING 1T IMPOSSI-
BILE fOR OUR PATRONS TO LOSE
DOLLAR
CALL AT THE OFFICE FOR CIRCULARS
AND FURTHER INFORMATION
MS HARRISON DISGMAN. President
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-12
Have You A BANK AccoUxr,

Have You A BANK Account,
is II drawing any interest, Do you
derive any income from the deposits
II you have surplus funds not invested
and lying idle. is 1t not worth your while to
place it in a bank where il will earn
fhincr
We pay interest at ths rate of per cent
Per annum. payable on demand-4 per cent.
payable in three ptontks-5 per cent. pay
able In sir mOnths-6 per cent. payable in
one ss1r.
eFIntersst payable quarterly. semi-an-
nually or annually as desired
WOODS 4 CO.. Banksrs.
l222F STREET NV. ta11-.r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-12

G.. L. HAvEssER
Member Washington Stock Exchange,
Real Estate and Stock Broker.
Rooms and IL. Atlantic Building.
90Fst Il.
INVESTMENT SECURITIES.
Stocks Bends and Grain bought and sold for cash
margin.
Cotton bought and sold in New York New Orleans.
CORRESPONDENTS.
J. r. Baohe L Co., New York Stock Erchnngs.
Lehman Bros. . New York Cotton Exchange.
Lehman Stern 4 Co. New Orleans Cotton Exchange.
Lamson Bros Co. Chicago Board Of Trade.
Private wires TO New York. Chicago and New Or
leans Telephone. 45a Jel7-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-12
: SPECIAL NOTICES.

= :,Ssineass: a. y The ss.qP:i SAG 81 bspe.ls aE
viii be held =, the eiee Of the comTany cor
On Il hs faR6 fii
m0NPA6 Ss sapS:ry e: ls Che day e the
R~GENEALOGTEs. PEDIoREEs. BLOC
raohies md applications for membership
IN colonial and evolutionary organizations prepared
Gf '''s:
3 the wsshnxten Grange Agency. hay. TIN. DAY dis
time tSe busins.. st 2is 10Th JUS, Opposite who
vi Il! collect ali debts ? ?, sxEhh y; EShAhtffs0rh
DISH OF BAILEY's coNcESERA TED
Extract Of Cuitivated Cams (prepared in one
minute) will do more to enable you to resist the chill
Of this terrible blizzard than any alcoholic .tmuan.
ever produced. Pints, 25c.; quarts. SOC. gallons.
81 70 The trade supplied ut manufacsurers' prices
Etphonzo Younos Co.. LES Ninth st 1t
80 PER CENT DIsCOUNT-ALL BoYs',
~ chiidrens and infants shoes ,r,s
jal2 1870 New York ave ".
R~CHANCE FOR 20 v1GILANT MEN.
As said yesterday we have left about
twenty patterns of Business suitings which
We are making up in usual superior
manner at the cost Of material and the
making. The same pains taken and same
degree of excellence maintained though
we got full price.
SNYDER WOOD.
I'LL PENNA. AVENUE fBar,.s Old ..s.ond, ja11
.E<THE SECRET OF OUR Low PRICES.
:. Making yen one Of these e1cellen. Suits
TO order Tor $IOi making you present Of
ss or 80 Ss SO bette. ,.iISrlns can be had
A. W He'll. DcSS-to1n @ Tailor. s15 Pa. ave. n. ".
EssLoPPY WEATHER TROUSERS.
This stormy weather ruins Trousers.
pair.-a IT or two expressly IOr :'siSp?y
starts at 81 co. with frequent stops. to Sl2.
PRED Rsf9 II 2r PseP Esn Ess1 next passing
AUS I2th st. NV. one door above the auenue." ia12
WwHO USE THE PHONOdRAPH!
B~S. Those who use the Phonovraph most
neys. heads Of departments si'b and bureaus. tGs
business men. LAWYERS; in act. every ody
p any The et e'HsG
sfenoRrapher. Cash or easy payments.
=, COLUMBIA PHoNOGRAPH co. F!7 81: NV.
E. d. EASTON. Pres X F. CROMELIN Sec.
1SBUILD YOURSELF UP.
49, Enrich and purify your blood by the use of
our Pure Old Medicinal Burgundy. Only "a per
case of II quarts.
To-Kalon Old Stock Port is the favorte tonic
with convalescents 1t invi9orates the entire
system and most ably assists nature in her work
OF recuperation Try sample quart ar15c.
6i4 18th St. NV tjal2l Telephone. 99S
R--, The Uedther is like to be snOuv toiio.,ed
49, By clearing redtker this afternoon; colder
Friday morning and erening; ctaas SHIFTING aorh
uesteTty.
Ready-mad mill work. such az glazed
sashes blinds, &C., little or in sizes
and ara of in price. for wewiii sell a "
pieee of work in the lot at eIdct half
1t ~ill pay you to buy these now and lay
them aside until you noke use of
them. We might sell them at full price
an time. but would rather make the
ioU price find an immediate customer
than wait.
In looking these you might find
exactly he size you want.
All kinds Of lumber At the lowest
prices
LIBBEY. BITTINGER x MILLER.
Lumber Mil Work and BaiidsrT Hardware.
Cor. y. Y. ave. aud Ell st.-n.w.
Branch cor 1lth and O sts se ia1o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-12

Do Nor Pur Ir Orr ANY
LONGER. - Provide for the wife and children
By taking a policy of Life insurance l am still
talking" Write call. CHAS. L. GUHIEY,
1895 st. nv
fa3,3m with Vim. b. Gurley.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-12
FINANCIAL

FINANCIAL
THr ARLrNorox LOAN AND Tnusr
COMPANY.
Cash Capital Recommendation sl 600. 600.
GRANITE BUILDING
esh aud SITS.
This Company pays Interest on Deposits
E1ecufes all Trusts
Rents Boxes in its Safe Department
BRAINARD III WARNER. President
JSO. JOY EDsON 1s; Vice President
JNO. a SwOPE I'd Vice President
wM. n robson sec'y
ANDREW PARKER. Asst s-cy.
JNo. n cARMODY. Treasurer. II
, 1893-06-03

8ei6auern iotpobl Sic @etpinnung ser
eolen Stetne, ais au6 tbre 8erarbettung
gu Sen itrablenben S6mudgegen1tGn6en
bot Nu9en fiibren.
Die criten Siabela7S oubenter 8ierteLz
Dollars lDIen lpdteitens gum 1. Suit our
NuSgabe %gelan9en. 9te Nacbfrage na6
bteien Wlin5en, beren 8ertaufspreis auf
etnen Dollar feit9elebt lit, lit iebr rege, u1t6
ba bieNn5abl Der aus5ugeben6en Stiide r1ur
etne bei6rGnfte lit, peroen tie borauSft6te
lt6 in ni9t iebr LANCER 3eit siemIt9 rar
perben.
Son Wontas an fin6et in Sen Stunben
Bon 9 ubr Wtor9ens bis 4 l1br Nabmitta9s
in Der Sur1baIe bes undergraduates tGg=
ltcb 1pitematil6er Turnunterri6t unter Ser
Oberlettung oes Turnlebrcrs 3. 6artun9
ltatt. Die Gurn3ogltnge Der Surnpereine
Nurora, 8ordn, Solicit, Sarlem un6 Sort
ibrttt proou3irten ii9 beute bon II bis
l ubr in 6erielben Surnbaue unter 6ar>
lungs 2eitung in allerlet Srei5 unb @ez
rGtbiibungen.
Die mertcanii9e Settion i'm Sn6ultric>
palait tpurbe geitern Gormittag benz 8ubltz
fun g%eOffnet. Die Nusiteuung nimmt
5000 Q%uobratfuB Baum I'M 1ibpeftlicbert
Sbetle 6eS @ebdubes Elm uub peilt bauptc
idcbIt9 .SpiBen, MarmOzarbeiten, 8ron>
gen, Woumaaren uno Orgl. auf.
, 1893-06-03
Der oeutfde Gag.
Weitere Dorbereituneen fir oas 4eft.

SIN Ser eeitrtgen Stbun9 6es @recutib>
comites iir ben beutiben Sag bert6tete
Mar Stern, @orliber bes Gomites fir
0ruffaben, 6aB bte beuti6e 8reiie eriu9t
tpor6en lei, auf bic S9lieBun9 aQer beut@
i6en 9eicbGfte an benz betreffen6en Sage
~bin5uipirten unb baB auBerbem bic 3etz
tungsberauSgeber eriu6t perben 1olten,
tbren NngeiteIten @eIegenbett our 8etbeiz
ltgung gu geben.
6err 9etpcs, @oritber 6es Stnan3comtz
tes, beribtete, 6aB bic 3ei9nungen fir
9edung ber Soften bis iebt etnen guten
Sortl6rttt genommen bGtten.
0aS OeforattonScomtte bat liber n1ebrere
6eittpagen unb 8tlDer beretts feline @ntz
i6etoung getroffen; 6emna3 tper6en i'm
Seit3uge bar9eltelt:
l. 81 ermanta unb sic Wfu1en.
2. oil II / a unb Sic eriten oreisebn
Staaten.
3, Die SermannszS 3la9t.
4. 8etretungsfrieg 1913.
5. Die beutl9en 3infte.
6. columbus auf Der Santa Waria.
Z. Germantown.
8. Ser amerifanti6e l1nabbGnsisfeitsz
&rteg.
9. Ser Selections &rteg.
10. 0as beutlbe 6aus.
Son @tn3elpereinen ltnb ansemelbet:
II. 0as so tnenpeen npm Se6z
ntiben geretn BON Gbica9o.
II. Surg d It n bonn
S6paben78eretn
-. 8aparta, bur6 Ben gerein 8az
paria.
IA. Ser baDerif6e 90me, umz
geben BON 8aDern in g~tatiDnaltra9t BON
bemleLben 8eretn.
Is. tine @aifermGbIe, bonn
Srterer 8ruoerbunb.
16, Gin 8in3erfeit, bon benz
ielben.
II. 9te 6eutf6e @ebefunf,
bon Stegel & Cooper.
Der S6ipei3er MGnnercbpr un6 Ser
0rltltzgeretn baben beibloien, iib in
boiler Starte am Set gu betbeiligen, Ote
anoeren Sbwet5erzG eretne werben tppbl
benz 9egebenen 8eiiptel foLgen.
Ser Se9nii6e 8erein bat an sic 9ebz
infer @btcago's etnen Nufruf e~rlaiien, in
tpelcbem er 0teiel6en, iotpie Die oeut16lGnz
bilcbe1 To9genoiien, tuel9e ougenbltdlicb
tn Chicago meilen, gu eiuer beute Qbeno in
$50. 625 sc. @lartitr. ab5ubaIten6en Ser
1ammlung etnla0et.
, 1893-06-03

Ibonntrt auf bas @benbbIatt ber Suinots
Staatss 3eitung. grets l Sent per Nummer,
6 @euts per Wp6e.
, 1893-06-03

9ermoun Sront @oebfe, Dora sOu>
pttt -. .26-2O
eborles 6iri6fei6, Maraaret q6tei. .S4-SY
gilbert GrauS, &bereIio Gilt. ....... .45-41
Sorl So9oln SamueIlon, ~@mmaQopila
Sonbi tabt ...................... 27-27
Sront g}oetel, Q(mnie 6eropii. 1874
San 8orenef, Nuna Slobet. ....... 1913
0on9loS Is. @tblOu, Qearl Cotton. . 1870
Alfreb Soblberg, 6ilOo Wto9ren. -. 1913
Qnton 9bor, Sran Sealtet @o0arb. d. .3O-38
Yeter Seu9lto1ts emma Swanion. ..25-18
&orel 3otedo, &oterine Yipef. $500. 1871
6rauf Jtslion, Wil1nie So6nlon.. 49,. $50
Jtdlpb 6. Slpunt, Nltl1a Gusmortb. 1871
Soiepb S3ortte, Aluie 9tidit........ .29-18
0eltrp @oot6, Dora 0eue. ....... .24-22
5eltrp sc, Silberber9, Moria Ga
lanl0n. .23-22
Sobn Npgren, @lma @1berion. $3.50. .29-91
HuDolpb Soob, N9ues scope. .51-37
Yeter 8ader, Olga Sorenl Ell. ....... .27-25
Sans &borlon, Matbilba Qor1 Ell. . 1874
@barlep 81. Dtc@oQurn, Qt53te Smitb. $3.50
Solepb grid, ge1a Serft1. .28-23
Soblt Wtorall, Gt56te Serron. ........ .29-21
Nltou Sterba, Sranttsfa 8lasfopu. . .27-26
Srd1tf GonOpalinta, Mnnie 8eled. . e. .23-18
Wttbal .3tm1ep, Nnute @urula. 1900. .32-22
grant Saltt, Soleftne @alnt. ....... .24-1S
2trtbur 8ernbarbt, @t1tonio Sumo. . e. .27-19
0aurerce u. MgaarO, Anuie 8idlenz
Der9 .29-22
9eltrD 0ptlopo, Suttbous. ....... .24-18
Artbur S6oonbermarf, @orllelia Gon
Gtnmen .2o-24
@tIiam Settler, Nnno 6er3og.... .21-1S
Sront Slara, Wearp @oiacet....... 1870
Slmon StmonStp, Gillian GustD. 80. .29-2O
6u9o S6ulbe, Warp Nr1l tein. 800. 46-31
@Omoro ". @orOu, Winnte Saalfel6. 1913
&nbrew Sang, Watbilbo 8efer. 49,. $50
Nab 8erOfentlicbun9 ~unleres seitrigen
8eri6tS ernirtt:
Srtebrt9 S9mi0t, Schema So1Oow. ..46-4O
6u9o S9ulB, Warp 9tpman. 900. .27-21
@Owarb @olul6ewib, 2i56te S9ra=
omSft.
6ront @rep, Qtnnie 8enbrie. ....... .36-28
gawrence 6artnett, emma Sulius. . {. 1898
Ism, S9neioer, Srib9et MOutasue. .37-3O
@eo. 9rpltl1s, gina @orfltn. ........ .27-20
gSl1. Steers, Nbote @altmeper. ..... .25-22
9Solter 0ltrt, All1te Gro0D.. ......... 23-36
Oans SoDnl OH, Su9a Sect on...... .23-20
Sobn Yrun9s WtatDtlOa 6anlon.. .... 25-25
&nt: 8tls, Noiie Sapa9e. .25-18
2ouis &abad, @itber 2tebl6ib. ..... .27-22
9ermonn 2an9e, Qruo @etb BIS
Solepb 8lofe, 0oie Ooles. ........ .26-27
G9as. Stur9es, Wtor9arett Noble.. -. 1876
Hi6arb Querle, Ge9ito 8oermel. ..... 32-28
9el1rp Smut, Nmonba @3ul5. ...... 1923
Rt6orb Sutitb, Morio WtcOonolb. 1876
Geter Cameron, Qnctle Qtoams. ...... 1914
6bos. Sbearnan, Momte Wtoore. 80. $3.50
5beo. Wttuer, 9tnnie S6warb. ...... .23-18
Srol1f Nrenbt, Stefauta 6i;pfa.. 49,. .22-21
Aug. @arl OH, Nua Sraop. .31-25
Sbos. 0allrobo1, 2i55ie Gobertion. . .23-22
Haul GebfelOt, Nlpina @ruente. $50. .23-18I
Sarrp Qemis, Warp S'Qearp. ....... .29-22
ISM. Mobrmann, Wtorp @uuui9bom 1872
Mi9oel Gonpop, 8eu Qau9ou.. 49,. .31-24
Mt9ael NeiQp, Mtorp @onlon, ...... 1876
Sobn gtoliSinef, Mtoria QetreO. ...... 26-22
Serome gs9et, Otarion &usfett.. 49,. 32-30
, 1893-06-03
Helm 9mbtB.

Sn Ser geitri9en SiBung 6es county,
rdrbltcben @omttes fir BEN Offentliten
9tenit Lag bic Srage Dor, oh man Bic W1tt7
glte0er oeS @On9reiies fir &ranfen7 un6
Wobltbdtigfeits : NngeIegenbetten, tuelber
bonn Il. bis Is. Stunt bier ta9t, gum 8ez
lu6 Der GountDanitalten einlaben unb
tbnen einen SmbiB borieben foue. Die
Wfebrbett beS @Omites ipar Der Nn1tcbt, oaB
Der GountDiG6el faum 3ur Gerpflegung Der
Nrnen un6 &ranfen auSreicbe, man alio
fem &ecbt babe, au9 no9 fremoe 8eIucber
gu t%uttern, bic in elmer Qtnsa6L bon $50
bis 200 &Opfen eri6einen nirben. 9em7
9emaB tpurOe Oas @eiu9, iopeit Ser v0unb"
in Betra6t tommt, ob9emieien.
, 1893-06-03
GntfdRrunesfla9e ee9en etnen
S0rftdner.

9luf GeranIaiiun9 ser 16id6rigen CLARA
&%orltnsti, $40, SO gtOrtb QIpe., murOe Der
befannte 8Oritaner @biptn 8arbribge 9ez
tern inter Der 9lntlage in 6aft 9enommeu,
oas iunge MGb6en nab bem 9auie SEQ.
81 @lbrib9e Court genommen gu baben.
9aS GerbOr iou am Montag bot 9tidter
5antburger itattftnben. garbrtb9e uno
ietre 6reunOe be3eibnen bic &lage ais etnen
@rpreifun9speriucb unb ma6en 9elten6,
oaB Die 8efannten bes WGO6ens 5uerit
$500, oann $3.50 Oerlangt bGtten.
, 1893-06-03

re- Ser mOr9ige vgSeften" entbdIt nez
ben ben n~eueiten ~telegrapbiidbcn Nabri6tcn
aus allen Sbeilen Ser QSelt, einem uutz
fangretcben 9ofaIz un6 @ellausiteaungSz
bertcbt unb Sbeaterz unb &unitnabrtdbten
cine Wfenge feuiuetoniitii9en 9eieitoffs,
bar1nter: u9ie @cbuei3erfolonie griitIi
in &enneiee," rg8as 9ascuG 9aoiO bon
amertfanii6en 6oteIS icbreibt," v@bicasoer
Observation-Disclosures" r0ie Gartenbau=
@%usiteluug i'm Safion 9arf," r3tpiicben
8a4 unb Sefe," r0te iteinernen 8I9cr
9(e9Dptens," D@ttssen aus meirem 8or6=
Ieben," p8eribntte 6reunbi6aften@ 0cpi;~
Scbiding un6 9lnnette bon 9rofez6Ilsz
bold, vWfGnne", rl1nter eribUerenben linz
itdnOen," v6eitercs aus bem ScbIittenfa6z
rerlebcn," rGifmirfung Der neuen g8eIt
auf Sic aIte," DSlisber" unO DteIes an6ere
mebr.
, 1893-06-03

Der JnPaIt oes vDeitens" be,
iteht aus:
Dem tele9rapPiiden 8eridt
iiber ale widti9en uno tnterefr
ianten Grei9nthe oes 1n= uno
Quslanoes, Ole bis 4 ubr am
Sonnta9 mor9en einlaufen,
einem poufdnot9en Sofalberi6t
uno eottoriellen 8elprebun9en,
moourh er fth Dor oen metiten
anoeren oeutib : amerifantlden
Sonnta9sbldttern portReilPaft
aus5eidnet;
Ginem umfan9reihen, nit 9roz
fer Sor9falt ACKNOWLEDGMENT
Teton, oas gu einem 8ube per-
etnt9t etnen 5temlih umfan9rei.
den 8ano ab9eben miiroe, uno
aus Romanen, Uopeuen, fleine=
rem Gr5dhlun9en, 6umoresfen,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. plau=
oereien, Sdiloerun9en fremoer
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beirathsfheine.

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-05
Condition OF British Trnde.

MANCHESTER. oct 4.-The Guar
dams commercial article says: The mar
ket is quiet. but steady The engage
ments of producers sustain prices. There
il a good inquiry for light shirting for
China. Full prices are paid for delivery,
preventing further sales. There is a mod
crate inquiry for shirting for Bombay
and Kurrachee, some of IL being practi-
cable. Printing cloths are in slightly bet
ter request. Heavy goods are quiet.
Makers are unable to dispose of their
production. The coal miners strike seri-
ously interferes with the home trade.
Yarns are dull, but prices are steady.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-05
HartlshipS nj Sea.

SAVANNAH, GA, oct 4. 90 Captain
Olsen, Of the Norwegian bark Basto, ar
rived October 2d from London. reports
August q, lat. 1920 long. $3.50. First
Mate Adolph Andersen fel overheard
during a hurricane, and was drowned
Sept. Z, lat. 2i.2l north and long 4o6
minutes west. raised British bark Cater
inc Of Yarmouth, Nova Scotia, loaded
With lumber water-logged and abandoned
sails hanging loose. boats gone. on Sep
tember 18th. lat. 23.45. north, long. $3.50
west. signalled Iron German bark, show
ing r. H. n. l. from B. S. c. H., for New
York. thirty days out, all well. Septem-
ber 2lth, lat. 24.SS, long 67 west passed
wreck, water-logged. forcmast gone. iib-
boom and rigging dragging alongside.
Vessel had a heavy, round stern. with
q iame painted in white between two
white lines: could not read the name on ac-
count Of darkness
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-05

| the storm very well. but about midnight
| the end came | thought the end of the
world vas on Us. The sea CANE up high.
| Well, il seemed 10 be like a WALL, and
then l found myself fighting for my life
In the midst OF the ruins Of my shanty,
| and how on earth I escaped, / cannot
| say.
After this II seemed 10 me as II the
storm had exerted It's fury and from that
time on the wind continued TO debate.
/ got back 60 SOcola canal in skiff /
happened TO pick up on the beach when
daylight came. From Socola canal came
10 the city by the North Jackson gulf and
road
The captain is n magnincently built
man, but as he spoke TO tho writer tears
stood I'm his q es, and his voice trem-
bled lie did not appear to be able
10 give any acurate account Of how
many lives were lost, or just what the
damage had been.
The islands adjacent to Grand Isle
were also included in the hurricane that
swept this country last Sunday. Rosari
is one OF the group, and like ail Of It's
neighbors. is settled by people, all Of
whom are clear Sp9niards by descent
IL has not more than a score Of inhabi-
tants, who earn their living by fishing.
This place was nearly depopulated.
Terrific Tornado In Georgia.
LOUISVILLE. KY, Oct. A dispatch
from Atlanta, Ca, says: tornado
struck the little town OF Hogan, Ca, and
Knocked Il all TO pieces yesterday after
noon. killing George Barnett, boy, and
iniuring seven others. Hogan is In Tat
nal county, nfty-fve miles from Sayan-
nah. Nine houses were demolished, and
bales OF cotton blown two hundred yards
from the depot platform. The storm was
preceded for five minutes by rumbling
sound The tornado's track is only two
miles long.
Al Appalling Loss Of Life.
NEW ORLEANS LA, Oct. 4.-Several
people. who have reached here from
Grand Island on the Gulf coast, report
that tidal wave swept over that island
destroying lives and property on ali sides.
Or Frey. a prominent physician. and his
wife were drowned. One hundred and
forty-fve families are said to have per-
ished. The death list Will run up into
the hundreds.
The steamer Jose Weber was blown TO
pieces and several of her crew lost. On
the other hand people here, who are
familiar with the locality, are inclined
20 believe, that these reports exaggerate
the actual facts The Weber referred to
above. is a small steamer and has been In
commission a great many years, and was
unable TO weather the heavy storm.
The island Is practically cut of from
communication, and the only means OF
obtaining information Is the regular pas
senger steamer that plies between this
city and the island and many luggers
engaged in the oyster trade.