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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-06

When Gov. Flower Will Hear Harrfs' Case.
William +. Howe. as counsel for Carlyle W.
Harris, condemned to death for poisoning his
young wife, wrote Gov. Flower recently asking
II it would be convenient for the gov
ernor to receive the authorized petition for e.
ecutive clemency, with additional sfidsvits, on
April IL. To this the governor replied stating
that he preferred TO have the papers before
him sooner and fixed April 10 at $50 pm -
the time when he would be ready 10 receive
them
The principal reason given was that the time
between April IL and the date q xed for Harris
execution might not allow sufficient consider-
alton Of the matter.
canvass Of the assembly WIS made ct Al
bany yesterday by Assemblyman Rice, who se-
cured the signatures of sixty members 10 tbs
petition for Harris before the house sdjournsd-
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HxnE Is ABOUT The Best
HOUSE $4,000 Eyrn Boraur

Here an excellent opportunity to
purchase an ideal house at an exceeding
low hgure. Bro~nstona front. with front
stoop of same material, ornamepted with
brass ratings The house il lighted by
side as well as :ront and rear windows,
making the interior unusually bright IL
has every modern convenience, including
furnace heating. electric gas lighting
hardwood mantels and trimminxs h.nd-
sofneiy pspered walls. buffers pantry
and dumb waiter. tiled bath room and
every useful household convenience usu-
ally found in . house OF modern con-
struction.
Inc 10Y ID u feet front By good
depth The price IL sl2. COO
CHAs. EARLY.
COS 18th st. n. w. an.
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PREPARATIONS AT NoRFoLK.
The Ball I'm Honor Of the Visitors 70 b.
Great AFFAIR.

Great AFFAIR.
Full and final arrangements for the grand in
transitional military and naval ball to be given
at Norfolk on April q in honor Of the naval
officers. foreign and native, connected with the
ships taking part in the naval review here,
were completed last night. Applications for
tickets have been received from thirty-fve
army and 200 naval of6cers. The srmory In
which the ball is 10 be held will comfortably
accommodate 1000 dancers and 1000 spec
tators. The music viii be furnished by the
Marine Band. The Business Mems Association
lass night subscribed el0o for the rendezvous
program.
Numbers Of visitors are coming in and ex-
cursions from Norfolk TO the roads are fire.
quent, ample steamboat accommodations hav-
ing been made for many thousands. The boat
races on the 18th between crews from the naval
vessels will be feature Of the review. Prob
ably $50 crews will enter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-06
FOR SALE-HOUSES

LpoR sALE-sPLENDID HOMES-TwO OF THE
Il very best Price only "a. 500 each rooms and
bath press brick; circular bay window. with stone
trimmings and tower; lovely cabinet mantels larRe
closets and pantrtes electric 9btn9 speaking tubes
hrst-clsss plumbing; good materials; fine workman
Inquire premises at e:s2734 9TH 81. n m2S2w'
ENOR SALE-TwO SQUARES FROM THE CAPT.
Il tol-three beautiful Groom houses: brown stone
and brick bay window fronts cleo
tric bells and lighting; speaking tubes; handsome
cabinet msntels; concerted cellar; furnace pantry
and a m. 1. easy terms Apply to
OWNER.
mhl:i1m 400 N j. sye.s.e.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-06

The Massachusetts, supreme court has de-
cided that the habitual criminal oct, under
which person thrice convicted Of crime may
receive . twenty-five ysars' sentence, b con-
stitutional
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-06

The Rev. l. A Golwald, ID. D.. professor of
theology at wittenberg College, Is on trial be-
fore the board Of directors at Springfield, Ohio,
for heresy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-06
Making Old Clothes New.

mixing Oid CLONES New
twas gray dress last spring. this wear n is a
besutnul brown Diamond dyes transformed this
gown and did their work easily, cheaply and
quickly. They color anything any color and make
nbbons. cloaks dresses, coats, &c look ~ good a.
new. ten-cent package viii color from one 10
nve pounds Of goods.
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MANICURE.

MADAME PAWN MANICURE AND CHIRoPOD-
WI list. FOB 18th ST. y. W.-The only Importer and
Manufactur OF FINE MANICURE and CHIROPOD-
IST GOODS south of New York. no.1Otr
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FOR SALE-HoRsEs & VEHICLES.

EoR sALE-Two SECONDHAND VICTORIES
4 In nrs,-class Srasr one secsnd-h.nd ,so,.hssl
s Price only $50 s. S.rs.s for any On: n
'sS 'ss i.s ana s
apps 81
yES5 FISk TsM,LY CAR
fnaur. 81 kSGm oo H under
FOR sALE-A LADIES VICTORIA BICYCLE;
etwesn 3 and p. m. only Isi3 New York n ".
NOR sALE-A soRREL TRoTrING MARE ALSO
we'll bred mare suitable for country use. would
MAKE ySlus6e brood mares Apply at stable in rear
DOR sALE-vERY DESIRABLE FAMILY OR
Radss or e es s s
EoR sALE-BREwsTER LANDAU. EQUAL TO
new. 5000; one Brewster victoria, perfect order.
s5o. $500. perfect order: one Canery side-bsr
vs. Ens side ms
BY Martin 80 sSs' sllo zach Also : 10, Of me
hand carriages and harness
n. y. CARRIAGE AND HARNESS EXCHANGE.
It, 4I2 Pennsylvania ave.
FOR sALE-A FINE BUGGY HORSE; VERY
good SGns h sns sGod ST. % sS
C,OR sALE-HORsE SURREY AND HARNESS
separate. ap5-3t'
WOOD BR6THERs' sfsBTEs. s St bet anu ion n and
COR sALE.Two GOOD HORSES, !. 100 POUNDS
L each; bay and chestnut; suitable ;Cr family OF
sses MSss Be 81 sold 4 SRe st i'
EOR sALE-BARGAIN-NRw DRY GOODS DE-
livery wsson; also me csnopy-top cut uSder ,nr-
Carriage Repository. 1Oi-lO8-l05 Harrison St. Ana
DOR sALE-TwFNTY- HEAD OF HORSES.
s@ az At JIS sI INC sy0 o Il
STABLES. LILO Ohio ave. NV. sp3-2w
R FF sEsfys
SPIDER PHATToNs, THE CT EBRiTED GIVE:
sY RHp wbe4T sSa a TIE
LokS TASsR cA sEsf kNR o6 ESAMSK
EST PRICES. ~
UNITED c1 IaIssEA AND WAGON
I lis I g,k sSP sa FIRST ST. sw NEAR B9TAN
E'oR SALE ..uno..
apI-6s COOK JARBoE.
FOR sALE-A HIGH BRED MARE. sYEAEs OLD:
sound and END N harness aud stylish under the
saddle Rear o! l.}Ol h st. n. ". mh31 St.
EoR sAIE-ALwAYs on HAND. AYARIETY OF
horses. Road horses business horses and good large
IF the car
horses warTs1ted As rspgesentsd or money refunded
EoR sALE-NEw DAYTON. $40. ONE NEW
L canopy-top surrey $50; new open surrey, $50,
and one extension leather surrey used hut
500; for cash only. JAMES <. PROBEY. lss0 32d
st. mh27-lm
EOR SALE-THE HORSES AND VEHICLES OF
Il De Wits tally no coach line. elegant nianos and
all furniture and contents of Hotel Southern 5ll 18th
St private sale until April IA. then at auction
house for rent rnh2o-2w'
EOR sALE-2o HEAD OF YOUNG HORSES FROM
l. Tenn some pairs matched horses; good drivers
and several good draueht horses will lie sold
able. HUGH QU1GLEY'S STABLES. 1905 n.
mh11-lm'
E,OR sALE-HIGHEST GRADE OF VEHICLES AT
the lowest prices Columbus bugsies &l2S; leather
top bugges SI3; Dayton wagons. $40. and $50 sets
226. JAS K. PRODIGY. 1870 sod st. mh222m
EOR StLE-JUST ARRIYED-TwENTY- ONE
Il head Of horses and mares from virginia good work
horses. drivers and ssddlers- J. b. WELLER. Tyson
House. 9TH and SITS NV. mh21-lm-
EOR SALE-NEw DAYTON. $50 CASH: BUsI-
Il ness WAGONS Surries. Buggies. Buckboards aud
Extension Tops easy terms. COOK JARBOF,
1895 NJ St. West Washington. mh2l
DOR SATISFYING WAGON. TO SUIT AL
i kinds Of business. and new dayton. At $40 JAS.
K PRODIGY. 12.S0:S,d st. mnl1-lm
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BY HETsKyLL 4 NeLERAS.
los r STREET

As 6OO-TENN- AVE. NEAR LINCOLN PARK :
stone aud brick 'front.' rooms; electric bells; SAINT
tsry plumbing, cabinet nlantels; alley.
AZ IDO-PLA- AVE NEAk 6Td II. " W: ES-
glish ba,eme2t; bay window. . rooms handsomely
p-pered and nnisied good lot and alley: rented
S16.
landsou- stone and brick front. efully finished
and de grated. Windows opening to south On private
alley rented At $50: me Investment. Spi-:St
TNOE sALE-TAO or TIVE CHEAPEST AND
III most complete houses in the city. The houses
s26 and ss8 snd sill open fo- in pection
every day. They handsomely psD-ret. cabinet
tes. crystal chandeliers; electric bells zach
house efgfr There also two bath
IN each house. making the property particularly de-
. rsbl- They will bxing $50 per month
Each has broxn-Sfone steps aud base. Ihe outlook
f. very me. Gable only few steps away stores
convenient Houses Will b sold together sepz-
ra.ely The price Of each. 500. with monthly
mspts II d-sired Don't fad TO thea. you can
noe help O-ing pleased RUSH 4 CO..
Ap<-os SIS 81. nv Rom 4.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY

L Metropolitan branch. B. and 9. +. r.; 13 500
ap6-6t. Room 4. 1908 p. ave.
FOR saLEmTHE ONLY FIyE-ACRE LOTS TO BE
4 had at Gaithersburs; eis Of them; Apply early
ape-3s. Gai.hersSurs. Ma.
Tor sALE-FINE LOT on 18TH ST. .COLUMBI1
s.Esa FL f ss'a sss.s
FOE sALE-s ROOM RS,s. HogsE ANp FIVE ACRES
aps-et. Room i. los Pa. ave.
T Va, frstclass home, 10 rooms. 81 acres spring
sn sssas s wood Ell ''~' land az s!h
+ Tsnn.liy town and RoefviHs; Eiscsrc 4: R. Wi
~. .ps E ;.'d at bargain Room Ia ILL
Glendale station. B. and P. road highly improved
fruit in abundance: good wate, either decided bar
Glendale. p q. county. Md. sp6-fu. has. Inn
EoR sALE-lOO ACRES AT BETHESDA, MD. !;
'Ss & LIE 2 n
EoR. sALE-6-ROOM DWELLING AT RIVER
dale; new; stable carriage shed; CHICKEN house
BOWEN CO.. 62t st, NV. sp6-3t
EOK sALE-l4O ACRES NEXT TO BETHESDA
l. Park. fronting on electric Il r. and two public
sp66t' j. T. Miller Room T. 1 i56s Penn ave
EOR sALE-NEw GROOM DWELLING: ONE
SksT
Il CO.. 62S st. NV. ap6-3t
EOR SALE-1O ACRES AT BETHESDA; LARGE
Il front on electric Il. r.
J. H. MILLER
ap66t' Room 4. 1903 Penn. ave-
E'OR sALE-ABOUT $50 ACRES ADJOINING Mt.
i Vernon, Va. This property r. crossed by the Mt.
Vernon electric road: very suitable for excursion
ground. it is directly at the Sunday the
only 20 minutes ride from Alexandria and forty
from Washington when the road is completed Fare
NV ''''' . Al ''' FRANK ". TRoTH.
ap6.}. Washington Loan and Trust building
EOk SALE-LOTS AT BETHESDA 5OX2OO Fl
Il fronting on electric K r. and b. and o. r R.:
sp6-6t' J. H. MILLER. Room T. 15O3 Penn ave-
EOR SALE-FORT RICHARDSON. CONTAINING
hood near Arlington; good chance for big spec
For price and terms apply to JOHN B. WIGHT.
141OG St NV. 1t
EOR SALE OR KENT-LAnGE NEW HOUSE,
Il with barn. wind MILL &c. this side Of Tenally-
town will be sold At = bsrgsin;
FOR SALE, RENT OR EXCHANGE-NEw HOUSE
mace. BATH S. Price o. so Apply to 'e'lAf '''-
ap3-6t 1901 Pa. ave
EfOR SALE-NICE S-ROOM HOUSE AT BE-
thesda IL of ground. large stable. all kinds
OF fruit: &c. buildings all new price, 81. 600
ap6-6t' J. II MILLER. Room 4. 1903 Pa ave
EOR sALE-NICE NEW HOUSE AND ONE ACRE
l. OF ground near Bethesda; water. bath. &c,
ap6-6ts Room 4, l5O3 Pa. ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-06

Speaking about the appointments OF post
masters said Theodore Hanft Of MakAnda,
Ill, reminds me OF an incident during Mr..
Cleveland's last administration.
"our postmistress, who was Q democrat,
married q republican. Being q very conscisn-
tious little lady. she thought that, perhaps this
would be a serious political offsnse, and one
which might lead 20 her removal. 80 she
wrote to Gen. Stevenson, who was then first
assistant postmaster general. and asked If &c
was a case OF offensive partissnship. Gen.
Stevenson replied that SO long her faith and
fealty to the democracy remained unbiased by
the opposite political affiliations of her husband
that her position was not in jeopardy"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-06

E,'OR SALE-THE FINEST SITE IN THE CITY
I for an apartment house; on St NV. opposite
Franklin Park - IT. In Xl44 IT. to :ft. alley
improved by three 4story b. houses and stables in
Apply to DR. d. N. OGDEN. Executor.
nAhl.S I'm 1864 Z 81. n.
Epk SAI.E-THOSE HANDSOME 8, AND 10
Il room houses cor. 18Th and w SITS nv every mod
IMP electric bells, nDe cabinet msntels, beautfui
c-c9raton near three car lines; 1ranOithic side
SaisS hbes hOu> in northwest section for less than
.VO' Terms To sur; open all day for inspection
wstchaah IL charge: cal and examine them MS IN
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EO. sALE-vERY CHEAP

I'OK SAI-E-TO THOSE LOOKING FOR A MOD
Il est. comfortable and weli-iOcatsd home easy
terms: have recently added 70 my list Of houses
large number of residences different parts
city. ranging in price from al 800 IS 0O0 terms
sult. CAL and see me before purchasing. JOHN b.
II, 1910 {; t.. NV
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

ENOR SALEM EVANSVILLE, THE MOST
besutifu suburb Of the national capital. distant
only "a miles, with fare less than 5k cents and with
train service Of 10 day beautiful build
ing lots. on monthly payments and otherwise also
several desirable s.dences cheap and easy terms
Houses for rent. DUCKETr, FORD 4 co.
api-lm 6l7 st n "
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-02-09

Cleanliness of person and OF house
and of premises, is the best safe guard
against cholera, as i! thrives amidst
filth, stencil and garbage. and the un-
wholesome exhalations from them
Every citizen Of Waco should see to
it that his premises are kept scrup-
lousy clean, ard that his house is
kept clean and is we'll aired. He
should not only take pride in keep
ing his premises clean and tidy at all
times, but when visitation Of cholera
is imminent he should feel that it is
sacred duty he owes to his family to
extirpate from his premises everything
that may serve as hot bed for its
germs. The municipal authorities
have grave duty imposed upon them,
and they should have the eotire city
cleaned ; streets, alleys, private lots,
boarding houses, hotels, shops, and
the back yards of stores, &c., should
be ceaused. This work of sanitation
must be done with thoroughuess to be
available as a preventative of the
cholera.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-02-09

The third party will not Re able to
hold its forces together, and therefore
viii never again be able to poll as
largo a vote as it did in 1892. Here
in Texas the Democrats who sided
from the alliance into the third party
realizing the certain disintegra.
lion that awaits the new party,
will return to the democratio fold
where they belong. 1t is perlous
thing for true hearted Southern men
to array themselves against the dem
ocratic party, which is the only bull
wsrk against negro domination and
misrule, and THE News therefore
feels confident that third party demo-
Gratis will,range themselves under the
battle. torn flag of democracy. They
will be greeted with hearty welcome
when they shall return.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-02-09
Buying Homes.

The following named persons
bought homes from me last week, and
have stopped paying house rent,to wit:
J O. Russell, M A. Akin, j. X
Daniel, Jim Akin, F. M. Honea, J.
Johnson, r. F. Bull, Geo. M ,Farland ,
John Y. Honea, and w. w. Martin.
This is very good for one week, but
| have large list Of special bargains
for this week that are equal to any Of
the above.
l am making a specially of furnish
ing cheap homes to the people, and
the terms l offer are uuequsled.
Call and see me. JAMES l. MOORE.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-02-09

There will certainly be no decrease
in the tide of immigration from the
other states of the Union into Texas.
No where else in the Unio- can i'm
migrants find such admirable climatic
conditions such fertility of soil-such
diversity Of crops and such healthful
ness, as are to be found here in the
imperial state of Texas, and these
advantages will act as magnet to
attract immigration. THE News looks
fox q large increase in the volume of
immigration from the other states, and
particularly of the farmers ofthe north.
west, who are fast becoming disgusted
xitb the long and bleak winters Of
that section. Those farmers are not
only industrious, but hardy and Injured
10 toll, and will be most desirable
addition to our population. Health
seekers will hock to Texas every
yinter, and many Of them will be
50 charmed with the climate as to
make it their home. This picture o.
The future is not too rose colored.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-02-09
ONE ENrO,,a

Both Z the method and re,n,,.
Syrup of Figs is taken. !, u I,
and refreshing to the ta sa n Y
gently yet promptly on tbs ~ y
Liver and Bowels, CLEANSE ,s " y
tenn efiectually, dispels csn,
aches and fevers and cur, !.
constipation. Syrup Of f.,
only remedy of its kind Y.
duced, pleasing to the tass
ceptable to the stomach, ~,
its action and truly beneEsI
effects, prepared only FROM /
healthy and agreeable sujs,,
many excellent qualities b.
to all and have made M
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for
and 81 bottles by all las
gists. Any reliable drs
may not have it on hand
cure it promptly for any
wishes to try it. DO not 1.
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYHu
SAN FRANCISCO, Gil,
LOUISVILLE. Ky. NEW m1
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-02-09

To the Shit rifl' or any co
Gnnnfu GHaafinp

County, Greeting ,.,,.,m n
w. NJ. Sleeper, Ad inlnisn.al,db1
of +. G. ties deceased, hay nv n
Court his FIJI al Account o. dsr,st]
the Estate of said + Ga'es' sc.ss6I
with an application to be u'''
Administratorshi .,dd.by
Yon are Her, by Commaaat,,S in
cation Of this writ Tor t n0a |, "
paper regularly pup lsne mi ap
McLennan yon give que , f 9or ~
interested in the Account y. Jobiar
Of saic Estate, TO iile tne ,s,,s hii
ifany they have. on or o vs Vrsorat
1893, of said County CouaIn onss 4
be holden the Court h nSoay b
in Waco on the first " Daa,ripD5
when said Account anu
cor sidered by said CSui I,,v h,sl
49, WINE - ny! iiA
office. at Waco tn' I.p
49, s'S' Clerk c,ua,,I,
County; ,.,N
Endorse on back ifsue' ~
1893. cou,t uHs
Texas,
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-02-09

The Express Is using its best efforts
to elect republican mayor of the
democratic city Of San Antonio, over
".rue blae" democrat, yet it pirates
and babbles about its being model
democratic paper. "Faugh little
II ore civet, good apothecary.'
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-02-09

Not troubled with rheum atism any
more.-Judge Gatewood, 81 Avery St.
Cincinnati, Ohio. writes thus: l
bought bottle of Salvation Oil for
rheumatism, with which l waA Athlete d.
The first application gave relief and
have not been troubled since.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-02-09

BIZ Messrs. P. S. Ford, Judge D. H
Hardy, Mayor McCulloch, Col. Prather
and others, but the burden Of the work
has fallen upon them and upon Nc
L.ennan's two representatives.
Henderson, of Lamar, speaking to
a question OF privilege, and represent
ing the people of Lamar county,
where the negro rapist, Henry Smith,
was recetly mobbed, made subetanti.
ally the following remarks in the
house this morning
"As the people of the county which
I have the honor to represent have
been virtually outlawed by the execu.
tive in his message communicated to
the legislature yesterday, desire to
say that while have no condemnation
for the utterances of the governor,
acting under sense of duty, still
feel impelled to say SOME hing in justf
cation Of my constituents, and to ask
for them here the same consideration
which has been accorded oy the en-
tire state ard the country at large. |
ask that yoa take into considerable n
the terrible outrage which was inflicted
upon a defense less, confiding little
child before passing in judgment upon
my people in attempting to prescribe
punishment, if possible, adequate
to the crime. | ask you to remember
the murdered infant, carried to the
woods and torn limb from limb by
brutal and lustful negro in TIE accom-.
plishment of his fiendish purpose. |
ask you to have due chairityss you re-
call the tortures inflicted upon that
babe in the woods, and to consider its
screams of agony, its terrible death,
the grief Of the maddened mother,
aud of the sorrowing father, the rum
ed happiness of the family think OF
all this-the shrieks Ct the little child
victim pleading pleading for mercy
from its brutal to-mentor. before you
condemn the action of a people
justly trenzed at the lustful demon
and so acting that III
future such demons may be taught that
they " i'll be forced to a speedy ex>
piation. The fate of that child was
almost beyond parallel, the batra> al
ef its baby confidence most complete
and infamous, the mut,lstion of its
childish form most barbarous and in
human. appeal to you in the name
of my people, as my duty as one of
you, as the member of this BODY
thro ugh whom nv people must be
heard, to consider we'll. Take the
two acts together and consider them
from the stan dpoint which you should
under all the circumstances. The
speaker expressed himself appalled,
when his thoughts reverted to tina,
crime, and closed With
tribute to the intelligence and general
conservatism of the people of Lamar
county and con,ended that any
civilized people might be expected 70
do the same thing under the same re.
voting circumstances.
The bill introduced by Repre-
sentative Cunningham providing ad.
ditional bonds for sherlffs and con-
stables agains: which prisoners in 'he
custody of such officers who suffer
violence from anybody whatsoever,
NAV recover, is regarded as an echo
from the recent Paris holocaust. 1t
provides for bond of $4,000 and is
referred to the committee Of state
affairs.