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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-23
What Sir Richard Webster Said.

In addressing a meeting of the Primrose
League In Rye last evening Sir Richard
Webster, NJ. p. attorney general under the
counsel in the Boring sea arbitration. said
that he had been accused by the radicals
Of neglecting the parliamentary interests of
his constituents for the fee Incidental TO
his duties before the Paris tribunal. II am
accustomed" he continued, ito such accu
sattons. The truth is that, although I con
/ should have done better pecuniarily had /
remained at home" N
Sir Richard said also that the success of
england IN the arbitration displayed in the
strongest manner the extraordInary coed
Judgment and prudence of Lord Salisbury
n conducting negotiations with the United
states In the Bering sea affair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-23
The Bathing Beach Tournament.

The great interest manifested in the tour
nament to take place at the bathing beach,
in this city. Thursday and Friday of this
week, at els pm. promises to crowd the
Thursday viii be first, plain diving, gold
and silver medals presented by the Bon
Marche; second. ffty-yard swimming race
for boys under sixteen years, gold and sill
yer medals presented by Dyrenforth; third,
10O-yard swimming race for young men
from sixteen to twenty, gold and silver
medals by Harris G. Co.; fourth. a tub race
for boys under sixteen. silver medal pre-
scented by Geo. w. Harvey.
The events for Friday will be first. a tub
race for all over sixteen. gold medal pre-
sented by MertZ; second. a l00-yard SWIM
ming race open to all over twenty. gold
and silver medals presented by the Family
Shoe Store; third, fancy diving. a gold
medal presented by Kings Palace, and a
silver medal: fourth, a consolation 5O-yards
swimming race for all who have entered
and not won medals, prize, a bathing suit
by Tappan. Contest open to patrons OF
the beach. Entry fee, Is cents each event
Entries are filling the list rapidly. Specta-
tors free
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-23
Burial Permits,

During the twenty-four hours ending st
noon today burial permits were ISSUED from
the health Office for the following: White
Elizabeth r. McLanahan. IS years; Robert
Q. Howell. q years. Richard Nerryman, 20
years; Ruth Henline, 3 months. Katie E
Philips. months: Bertha A. Lang, l day.
Colored--Henson r. Newton. n years;
John w. White, l9 years: John Iraea 50
years; Thos. ID. Denney. IS WARS: Lilly
Parker, II months. Teresa Rudd month;
Annie Scott. months. Wilson W. Lancas.
ter % days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-23
YOUR
VyOGRH
IS YOUR
BOND AT
GRWGAM79o

Among the many bitter complaints Of dull business
and scarcity Of money which has characterized these
past three months can truthfu1y say that
patronage has been thoroughly sdtsfdctorv in every
way. Every one Of these sultry summer days has
found line of people at counter waiting to pay
"a little something their furniture. We
going TO tell you more that credit Is good
here-dny time-and for an ythfno you rant A little
payment once . week or once month will soon make
you sole owner and proprietor of a house full Of
handsome servceable furniture. Our credit price Is
our cash price-and there TO sign There
is Seven-pece Parlor Suite here. upholstered in
plushand there's another upholstered in hair cloth
take choice Of either Of them for S 50-cash
credit. These but tro out Of whole door full Of
parIor furniture-Suites in Broc stelIe-witon Bug
Tapestry, Gilt, &c. There's Bed Room Suite here
in solid oas-bevel Plass in bureausnd price Is
&13 cash credit Our first door is full Of Bed Room
Furnnure-handsome 81 any you ever dny,rhsre-
all prices There's any quantity of Brussels Carpet
here and our price is 80 cents per yard Ingram Car
Pet. 3o cents yard Every yard Of carpet bought
Of us IL made and laid free Of cost-no charss for
waste in matching figures. We sell q Forty pound
Hair Mattress for $7-woven Wire Springs, 81 rs
Six-foot Oak Extension Table. 90 so. Rsfrissrators
Mattings Baby Carriages and anything anybody ever
used to housekeep" with Is here-and its yours for
q promise to pay.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-23
Charleston Takes Precaution,

The Charleston, s. c., board of health de-
termined to send one medical sanitary ex-
pert to each Of the three railroad functions
vile and Yemassee. Drs. H. c. Keilers, F.
F. Sans and W. /. Linsey were detailed for
the work and dispatched to these places
with instructions to inspect all incoming
passengers on every train They are ac-
companied by detectives to aid them
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-23
DIED.

CANAbi on Tuesday, August - 1888 JOSIE
NANAD1, beloved wife q Calvin T.. Caradv
Funeral from her late RESIDENCE us 9Th street
northwest. Thursday, August "a at m
fredericksburg papers please copy.
GU IMAM on Tuesday. August % 1873 st
pm. MARY beloved wife Of Lot Cu7i,rsn
Funeral VIII take place from Der late rs<idepc~
30 jackson street northeast. Friday morning
at O'Clock am.
GoSsER. On August q. 1893, at O'Clock a. m.
fftlABfIAH AN 'IDN~t.R. wife Of the late
William cOsser. at the residence OF William n
Nottingham, 12is 32d street.
Funeral from Trinity Catholic Charcb Friday
August Is. at 10 O'Clock. Mass Friends N,
rited. %
RUST At Gambin, Ohio. August p rsss
bFNIiEliA LIE. daughter Of Mamie w
and Ensign Armistead Rust, L. 5. y, aSed
eight months
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-23
Not 10 he Recognfred.

The Secretary Of the Interior has ordered
that John w. Van Malta Of erie Pa he
not hereafter recognized as agent OF at
torney In the prosecution OF any claims or
other matters before the depar-rnent or any
OF Its bureaus. Van Malta vas convicted
IN the United States court FOR the western
district OF Pennsylvania Of demanding and
obtaining an Illegal pension fee lie filei q
motion for a new trial. which Was denied
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-23

E. E. Mitchell, a merchant Of Richmond
KY, and local counsel of the l.. A. w,
arrived at Seattle, Wash, Monday, on a
safety, having travelled $3.50 miles on his
wheel. He left Richmond on May II, and
came by way of Cheyenne and Yellowstone
Park. He will remain at Seattle about ten
Gays and will ride his wheel south to San
Diego. He carried 200 pounds of camp equip
age. Mitchell laid by twenty-five days on
account Of rain and for rest during his trip
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-23

Special advices received in London from
st. Petersburg are to the effect that the
Russian government has sent select agents
to Austria. Italy and France for the pur-
pose of endeavoring to arrange for the send
ing into Germany Of Russian rye. The
scheme. it is said, provides that this rye
shall be sent to the countries mentioned
and thence exported to Germany ostensibly
as the products of those countries.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-23
A sheriff Who Lived Hfxh.

Sheriff A. 8. Blythe OF Miller county, Ark,
has been found short in his accounts S17,-
600. His bondsmen have made up 1876,
which they paid over yesterday, and they
hope to realize several thousand more on
Blythe's property. which he has turned over
to them. Blythe Is serving his third term
as sheriff. High living and over-speculation
In real estate Is assigned as the cause Of his
downfall
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-23

State Bank Examiner Miller has reported
the two suspended banks at Lemars Iowa
solvent Demand certificates are being re-
newed on the time certificates and the
banks will resume in a day or two The
same course will be pursued by the national
banks. which are also solvent
Hennings Bank at Plano. Ill. which sus-
pended several weeks ago, resumed bust
ness Monday. A relative came forward
and relieved the financial stringency.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-23

The semi-annual competitive drill of the
Ordway Rifles company d, fourth bat
talion) for the company medal took place
yesterday evening at the Market Armory
in the presence Of a large number Of friends
Of the organization. Promptly at S:l5 thir-
ty men responded to the order fall in"
and prepared to stand under the critical
eyes of Capts. Edwards, Raymond and
Walsh. For a while the judges failed to
detect any errors until one man forgot
that he was drilling by the numbers and,
Of course. was ruled out. From that time
on many went out in one, two, three order,
until the contest narrowed down TO Corp
A. L. Evans and Private William Wagner
and finally, upon the order charge bayonets
being given. Private Wagner made an err
ror and was accordingly ruled out. leaving
Corp. Evans as the winner. The drill re-
fleets much credit upon Capt. Williams
and the members Of the company, as the
men executed the movements with such
precision that for a while IL was impos-
sible to detect an error. The decisions Of
the judges were fair and just and all the
men retired we'll satisfied to the correct
ness of the rulings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-23

Mr.. Hamlin Likes His once.

Mr.. Hamiin, assistant secretary of the
treasury, was interviewed when In Boston
yesterday.
IT could not be induced to be a candidate
for the democratic nomination for COVER
nor" said he. II am enjoying my position
IN Washington, and like the work and my
associates. i would like to see Josia n
Quincy run. He would make an admirable
candidate"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-23
Carter Harrison said to BE Engaged

It is reported that Mayor Harrison OF
Chicago 10 to marry Miss Annie Howard. a
pretty young lady residing at 1855 Ellis ave-
nue. in that city. The young lady is an in
innate friend Of Mrs. Carter Harrison jr,
and 1t Is said met the mayor while visiting
the latters daughter-in-law. She is a
daughter of the late Charles Howard one
OF the owners of the Louisiana lottery,
halls from New Orleans and is said TO be
worth g, 600 900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-23

Atlanta welcomes all refugees from the
yellow fever districts. Several thousand are
already there, and so far no suspicious cases
have developed. The disease has never
taken foothold in Atlanta, and the people
are not al all afraid of it
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-23

Patents TO local inventors were issued to-
day as follows: William r Robertson. trDu-
sers guard; Walter Howard. car heating snd
ventilating apparatus also grain raeter:
Robert Ii. Wade, clothes form; George +.
Jacobs design for spoon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-23
Better Than DfscharxfnR Them

The 8. F. and w. railway Of Georgia has
issued q circular to its employees urging
them to use every means in their power to
be economical. They have pursued this
course instead Of discharging employees, as
the Central did. 49, 49,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-23
BE SURE You ARE RICE,
THEN 90 AHEAD

THEN 60 AHEAD
But nrst be very you are rights ~ n ssay 10
be deceived-you may be wrons and yet not knovn
When you 20 70 buy bottle Of CARRIERS LrrrL.E
LIVER PILLS be you get ''c-A-E-T-E-h-'-sr
then you are ali right and can 20 .hssd; you know
their vaIue they never f.il But don't forget ouria
junction.
BE SURE YOU ARE RIGHT
Besur you ask for ''o-A-E~T-E-r ~ D s~r,
you get ''c-A-R-T-E-R-'-s." Frauds ana inissssos.
viii put you wrong, don't let them do IT, h sur, you
get the genuine CARRIERS LITTLE LrvER prILs
APosITIvE CURE FOR SICK HEADACHE
Small PHI. Small Dose. Small Price uy1o
cHILDREN CRY
FOR PfrcBEn's
cAsToRfA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-23
The First Election in Nine Year,.

Pensacola, Fla, for nine years has been
under a provisional municipality govern
ment, appointed by the governor OF the
state. At the first city election, held yes
terday. since 1884, VIM E. Anderson was
elected mayor. There was but little contest
all the candidates being democratic
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-23
THE ASTOR CUPS,
The Vieilant Defeated the Pilgrim
and is the Owner


The ownership Of the Astor cups is set
tied. They go TO the Vigilant the syndicate
cup defender in which Commodore Morgan
and c. Oliver Iselin are so deeply Interested
In yesterdays race she defeated the Pilgrim
by nearly twenty-five minutes over n thirty
mile triangular course In a light southerly
air.
Much Of the size OF her victory was due
to better chances in the shifting air than
her competitor, but she won fairly and the
Pilgrim was beaten almost from the start.
The day was a most quiet one after the
storm of yesterday. and only a long and
rolling sea was left to show how hard the
wind had blown.
Vigilant went away at l2S55s rounding
the light ship and drawing everything fat
as she did so. Pilgrim was right in the
wake and crossed at 1882 Both were on
and club topsails over lower sails
Vigilant tackled for the mark soon after 2
o'clock and rounded il at 2.17.s3. The wind
not round until 2.2925. She had been bea ten
eleven minutes twenty-one 5ecOn Is on the
figures in the ten-mile beat to windward
when the wind dropped
Ballooners and spinnakers were set for
the run TO the second mark anl We're car
hauled southwark and freshened ami in they
came. Pilgrim was about holding Nigilant
In the freshening breeze but it soon dropped
again and Nigilant slipped away with all Of
the light weather speed she has shown IN
previous races. The second mark was
rounded as follows: Vigilant, 34354: Pilgrim
A0017
The finish times We're: Vigflant sn3s:
Pilgrim, 5.06.57. Vigilant had gained twenty
minutes on the leg, but 50 large a gain IN
comparison with the previous performances
OF the boats shows how freaky .he wind
was. The times show in the following
Yachts. Start. Finish Elapsed
time.
vigtlant .............I23556 ALB 46 81
Pilgrim ................. L. 1927. 5657 4!N.30
The racing is now over for the present
Most of the yachts have left the harbor and
the cruise is done. The cup defenders Will
now refit and meet again in September
The Corinthian race talked Of for Thursday
will not be sailed.
Plimmer Defeated Dixon.
At Madison Square Garden last night
a sparring bout between George Dixon and
Billy Plimmer resulted In victory for
Plimmer. Plimmer fought Dixon all over
the ring In the fourth and last round.
When the verdict Of the referee was
heard. giving the fight to Plimmer, IL
broken loose, and when Plimmer attempted
to leave the stage the crowd. now beyond
restraint grabbed Plimmer and threw
him on their shoulders and carried him
around the hall in triumph.
Dominick Mccartney signed articles of
agreement for a ten-round go between
Horace Leeds OF Atlantic City and Billy
Ernst for a purse Of S2.5oO TO take place
before the coney Island Athletic Club
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-23
SOME NEW Books.

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n CHnD's HISTORY OF FRANCE" BY John
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So
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Rer1nedi les.

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-23
BrDwEAK DEPARTMENT

BEDwEAR DEPARTMENT
Ocers FOR tomorrow some exceptional bargains In
HEMsTrTCHED MUSLIN SHEETS.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-23

The CAPITOL" SEWING MAGHlNE AT @fg5o
b
The Republican journal., 1893-12-21
An hycning with Teuny -or.

liIe N, tfs-T lstN Ciuh HAL II lteIaty
eAeniuE a>1 Thursday erenmE Subept
TenHt~.n .tmd nHIt,d rheir r#ati. 15.t,-
;o, # sx.tfl rlelna odl F,.f.n,ys, IJ,u II,
c'a0 ffte h@ll was tiled ttits ulmSt a-
paci1E And late-a,1llers lad tu sttisd. 4 uan
..ln.tl.l5t5,.
P"l''i WV lfll'iN
A 'iisS k ''iiSt ili'lrltihe Nl"AHd flle
pEogrGlmIt and WA followed AN ~sinr-
readings, feeitatons and tablesax. Tbe ral,-
t.,4,s ,v..r.. yl.4.,,-,;.
" - . f"i ~ It'' l1''iiI.f aii
iii Al StI''ii- i-htt N.1n ttAt 'f"aS M fhe hAAl
III darkness, aud were leIN effective ANA III
+racti,. FnlIt,r;n,, +l...,,.,z.,,..,,,,.,
lh'lo"VNl.f IN,
Mss iiazri1lne
The Republican journal., 1893-12-21
The Baptist Lecture Course.

"
the Baptist y. P. s. 9. E. course was
one Of the most successful entertainments OF
the kind ever given here The church was
filled to its utmost capacity, even the alcove
formerly used for the choir being occupied
bN the audience. The concert Of a high
nHr.thle ;,Md all artistirallN rendered. The
participants We're Prof. l.. =. Mayo Of Mater
vltle organist; Nh II. NJ Lord Vt Hockland,
tenar snlolst; Mrs. II NJ Lord, accompanist;
MISS Adelaide vi Crocke9 of Rocklana,
reader; Nh. B. A EoundN IF Belfast, tornet-
ist Prof Mayo, although performing upon
an organ the construction of which was new
to him, rendered all his pieces III manner
W hlth showed 10 excellent advantage both
his ,kjli ~ 4 player and the tine qualities III
the Instrument. lie gaze five selections ae-
eor,iing /" THE program, " hieh We have be
fore published, and responded 70 one encore
With an improvisation Of familiar airs II is
10 lisparagemeut 10 the work If the others
to say THAT Mi Lord Was tile ''star of the
entertainment His four Solos IA the mo-
gram We're heartily received and Ill response
d. tntores M gaze tIhe Two Lives tbv re-
qucsb and Rock me - sleep, mother"
Mrs Lord preNed line tcconpani~t an the
piano Miss Crocker was suffering from +,
stvere cold, Init rendered Her hrSt selection,
song If the Market Ilaec' in a highly sat-
i~faeterv manner Iii ber second selection.
/" Lorraine loree Tier voice showed file ef-
trcts NJ ler coid ana slle was unable tn re-
The Republican journal., 1893-12-21

MaNHoA h1tHs Ntaliea Ia, moved Ky
wnrerrorr tor rs vfntrr, IN rne housr
with Mrs. Mantvr, wife u the late Dr.
Manter. Forrest Grant has been drawn 70
servt III the traverse jury. .Chas. Brown
aud wife from Cambridge, Mass, have been
Ed. Nelson lost their three weeks old baby
last week. Frank York, ex-proprietor of
the Forest House, has been sick for num-
ber Of weeks He strained himself while
lifting. As he WAS about to move to ,Jetfer-
son to take charge Of a hotel it is quite a
misfortune The annual meeting of the
Waldo and Penol,scot Society viii be held
at the Town hall "Wednesday at =. NJ, to
choose officers for the coming year
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-10-24
E. By George Eliot.

Adam Bede; BY George Eliot.
All Sorts and Conditions of Men. By Walter
Andersen's Fairy Tales.
1.as ma. Ka.snin1 :, sX So Count hyos Tolsto'
1Ro,: 1gRso,:n 1sSdxh Sixxh.s Il En,s9s.inmens RSGe.s.
1smorsi Of Eyonesse. BY walter Besant.
eabylon. By Grant Allen ~
ss.ii: q. q: Gros:sd ss.s hy Wiiii: Collins.
1sRpo re oSss CoHscriDt syr HSSolRae. Troops
des u sya he se. b. ne sis s.%osl w. Baker
A Child's History Of England. By Charles
sss :: & s'. 1ps:s s s:1;s 5s1s Rs'1E E.. .,
% q: S Sss:s1Is.o Z x St; os ss ;2:s:.ea.r s.. Dumas.
fSs f Count q Monte csa.io. b. Be2 Xlssssdsi Ssa;
oossin Harry. By Mrs: Gray.
q Daughter Of Heth., By william Black.
Dawn. By H. Rider HaGgard.
TS: Is: b::@:ssl b::a sss:s by Hal :,s c.,ss. o0n'
ass fsS1ss
Doctor Cupid. BY Rhoda Breagh.on.
6sa6is Cunning. By 6eo: Manville Fsnn.
The Dukes Secret; BY Charlotte y. B'aama
1air Women. BY Mrs Forrester.
Ihmily Pride. BY the author OF !" Pique."
Family secrets. BY the author Of "piQue."
1Hthef And Daughter; BY Frsderika nsemes.
ne Etrst Violin. By Jessie Fothsrstl
1he Four Sisters. BY Frederika Bremer.
4he Frooen Pirate. BY w. CLARK Ruaaell
4sa%m'. raisy syy T.,.s. Tal:::
9andy. Andy. BY Samuel lover.
q Hardy NoFsemAn. BY Edna Lyall.
8egiotb Choice. By Rosa Nouchette Cesey.
IL Hon. Mn. vefeker. BY "Ths OpOAese."
~ Hunchhack Of Notss Dame. ~ Victor
u Golden Deya BY Edns Lyall.
n the Heart Of the Storm. BY Maxwell Gray.
XyaAAoo. By 0ir Waltar Scott.
4a1e 3yro. by Chasloste HroatA
4oQ109Qv. ~ 0eosve 0AnA.
~ 0an&Axs 0eAtlemAn. BY Mo- nulock.
an4 X1n. n jesats yothesgtll
kA1gAt 21ant ~ edna kxall.
In A0dlqys 6so6Ql b 0lee y. :. 0yaAAoo.
4Ss - 6sss & RsHe1G Sivsr
q ~ = ~ naAsaaA - 1s.An~s
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-10-24
Turned Out Well.

Under Sheriff Thurman returned last
evening from the TV ranch at Branden-
burg, where he had been called to dis
pose of certain property which was un-
der attachment in the suit of George r.
Newell X Co. vs.. Brandenburg X Van
Gasken. He completed the work in
short order, and realized 500 more than
anybody had any idea would result from
the sale. Seventeen head of horses were
sold at prices, ranging from s. to $3.50.
Forty eight head of cattle had been
gathered and sold at SO per head. and
in addition the brand. with all the loose
range cattle brought 5000. The ranch
improvements were knocked down at
slN, being sold independent of the land.
the latter belonging to the railroad com
pany. The gross receipts of the sale
were Sl.9O4.6O. which under the circum.
stances was exceptionally good.