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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-22
WOMEN.

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-22
A NOVEL ENTERI AlNMENT
MUSIC, FLOWERS and
BEAUTY.

NINE. YALE will lecture on her wonderf III system 81
restoring YOUTH and cultivatns BEAUTY An en-.
ample Of her art at the are Of 40. She looks Ike .
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-22
Justice to All.

is apparent the Directors of the Worlds Columbian
Exposition that millions of people be denied the pleasure becoming
the possssos of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-22

An explosion at the Skalis mine in Styri,
caused fifteen deaths. besides twenty miner
being more or less seriously injured
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~ ~
lTHE BEAUTIFUL
MINNIE, M, YALE'S
Beauty
Lecture
tuesday, S8
ALBAyGH'S OPERA HOUSE,
&RSO ponl1o
Tickets free by calling at Yale Temple of Beauty %
box Office of theater.
Tie Official Souoenfr
of the Great Er6os,k,os

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box Office " theater.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-23

eral Offices vacant. Then came the cleo
ton OF Powderly. Congressman Davis.
Powderiy. t. b. Mcclure. and j. r. Sow
ereign, OF Iowa. were placed I'm nomina-
ton. Mcclure and Davis withdrew. Sow
ereign. who was not present. was nomi-
mated by the Hayes people. and his popu-
larity was shown by the close brush he
gave Powderly, he polling 10 votes and
Mcclure l. The Powderly people claim
that Sovereign is a close friend Of Pow
derly, and that he would not have allowed
me use Of his name had he been present.
Powderly's victory gives him the prlvi-
lege OF naming eight candidates four of
whom are 70 be elected members OF the
general executive board IL Is certain
that he will press the reelection OF A. w.
wright, Devlin, and Davis, OF the present
board There is a possibility OF T. r..
Mcclure being the fresh man. II Hayes
docs NOT run for secretary treasurer II is
expected that the Hayes men candidate
VIII be j. G. Schoenfarber, Of Baltimore.
CHARLES Martin, Of Thin, Ohio. will proba-
bly, be the Powderly candidate. There
VIII be no opposition to the reelection OF
General Worthy Foreman Cavanaugh.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-23
DemoeratIe Appolntee pi.nlneed.

WASHINGTON, -. c., Nov. 22-Presi-
dent Cleveland this morning appointed
Andrew j.. Arnold postmaster az Topeka.
Kan, vice Frank S. Thomas. removed
Thomas was appointed postmaster in
April last, and was removed In conse-
quence of the disappr0yal by the depart
ment of certain acts of his In connection
with the recent removal OF "a number Of
carriers and clerks in the office at Topeka.
lt appears that Thomas made charges
against these employees. and upon his
statement the charges were approved ana
the dismissal OF the carriers and clerks
ordered. Subsequent Investigation discov-
cred % the department officials that there
was at least another side 20 the question
and this, together with the posting OF "a
notice In the office at Topeka that the
dismissal Of the men was by order OF
the Postmaster General" instead OF stat
ing that IT was upon the approval OF the
Postmaster-General Of the p0stmasters
recommendation, led the department au-
ihoritles 10 make the change.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-23
IRON MEN DEFEATED.
THE FINIL DECISION rs 10 PLACE
THE ORE ON THE FREE LIST.
virginia and Alabama Iron Men to Garry
the Fight to the Floor of Congress.
The Duty on Whisky.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Nov. 2.-The
iron men have been defeated. and the
men who have combatted so violently to
Keep this article of Of the free list were
to-day informally notified by members
Cf the Ways and Means Committee that
1t had been finally decided by the DEM
ociaiic members that iron ore would be
| placed on the free list.
This is the most important DEVELOPMENT
OF the day, as It leaves the iron ore men
OF Alabama, Virginia, and Michigan no
alternative but to carry their fight on to
the floor OF the House. This they are
now threatening To do. and il is more free
~ stated than ever that the new tariff
Dill containing this new provision will
DC opposed In the House by a solid DEM
oCrdlc delego ton from Alabama. and in
lle oenate by Senators Morgan and Puzh
Inc western Iron ore Association
through President George II. Sly, Of Cleve-
Iahd' ONO, made protest to the commit
tee.
The committee to-day concluded the
Wool schedule OF the new tariff bill. The
measure provides for the admission free
OF duty OF all woOls, hair Of the camel
goat, alapaca, and like animals. Of wool
ana hair on the skin, top waste and other
wastes and rags, composed wholly or I'm
part OF wool, and also repeals what are
known as compensatory duties on woolen
Boods'and reduce the ad valorem duties ON
such goods IL also repeals the com
pensatory duties upon carpets of all
kinds, rugs, and mats, and reduces the
au Faiorem duties thereon from 40 per
cent ad valorem TO 30 per cent. ad valo-
rem. IL also reduces the duties upon
certain qualities Of waste, which have
been advanced beyond the condition of
WOOL by the use OF machinery or bv
the application Of labor TO % per cent
al valorem. The duty on shoddy. munge
ana certain other wastes is put at p Der
cent. al valorem
over 1000 petitions, kilograms and
memorials have been received bv mem
bers OF the committee. from tenperarco |
societies throughout the country. asking |
tnat the whiskey tax be raised. A tele- /
gram from Iowa Falls saws: I'VE have /
tried prohibition, and find that we can |
not cope with the evil. Prohibition don't
always prohibit; but II the general gov
eminent places q heavy tax on the pro-
duct II will tend 10 lessen the output of
the cursed stun"
Many appeals come from branches Of
the Women's Christian Temperance Union
asking the committee to fix the tax on
~hiskey a. dollar and a half. Meantime
.he dlstlllers are silent on the subject.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-23
IrEMs FROm rHE ORIENT.
What is Happening on the Other Side of
the Word.

VANCOUVER. b. C., Nov. 22-Japanese
advices per Canadian steamer Empress OF
China:
Joheiyaka, the noted Eorean agitator.
! has been arrested. and it is expected no
| Will shortly be executed.
A member of the diet as.expressed the
| opinion that the hecent organization OF
/ TIE government which was expecfed 10
! effect considerable retrenchment, has
/ been "a complete failure. as S than half
! the amount expected viii be saved. Under
! the retrenchment policy. changes win be
| made in foreign consular offices, and the
/ stan will De reduced.
A remarkable tale Of unruly conduct by
school boys comes from Sendal. The boys
being refused a holiday on the anniversary
of the day when the imperial rescript was
/ issued for the guidance OF government
schools, took one themselves, and when
asked the next day by the PRINCIPALS
whether they would abide by the rules
or not the boys said they would take a
week 20 consider the matter At the end
OF that time the boys struck, and school
was closed two days before the affair was
settled.
News OF more serious rioung by students
or hamaquiehi has been received In con-
sequence of n certain action on the mart
or one on the tutors the students stoned
his residence and attacked him with drawn
swords and firearms. As "a result I'D stu
dents were ordered 10 leave school
A large fire occurred ia the French com
cession, Shanghai, October 9th Two hun
dred and forty houses in the native suburb
and on the French side were consumed
ne insurance companies Interested are the
North British Mercantile Commercial
Union, Northern, London and Lancashire
imperial. New Zealand. Union. of London
CHINA Fire nd Straits. Loss O0)0 10 IN .
900 taels. ~
The death IS announced at Chefoo on
october 18th, Of the Rev. j. l.. Nevins ID |
i'.' one Of the best known missionaries An |
emma. lie commenced Dis abors there |
in 1854. '"e'e
a big fire occurred ln Hankow on no
Jop. --d, IN which over 100 houses were |
Piracy ON the high seas has been rife ~
.a.g, me special prey OF the pirates being
luNN' iaden With rice from chin K,,ne 10
Ni's TO- Eleven Junbs were overbaI,,ol,
"s' month hy pirates ana the cargoos
the matter. "0i''ss ln
O. it1 olla from fepang state thar an ie
lu'el mere at present althougb rnieeio-
ares ana foreigners are stiI insulfed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-23
Officers of the Vessel Exopsrat.d

WASHINGTON. ID. c., Nov 2.-Ihe
Navy Department has approved the nnd-
ings OF the court Of irQulry appointed 20
investigate the grounding Of the new gun
boat Machias, in Chatham Bay, Mass
last month, generating the officers OF the
vessel OF blame. The board reported that
the Machias had merely touched on the
bar, and had been run OF almost imme-
diately She sustained no damage. and the
accident was not caused by negligence on
the part OF the officers, No further pro-
ceedings were taken.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-23
ILLEGIrIMArE METHODS.
Ohcers of Guarantees Investment Com
pany Convicted In Chica o.

pany Convicted In Chica o.
CHICAGO, ILL, Nov 22.-The trial Of
the officers and directors Of the Guaran-
tee Investment Company. indicted for
using the mails in the interest OF a lot
tery scheme, resulted In conviction. Judge
GTOsscup characterized the Guarantee IN
vestment Company's methods Of doing
business as lllegitimate and that their
spoils were nothing short OF public plum
der Compared 10 their operations, the
schemes OF other great lottery companies
notably the Louisiana, were most honest
and respectable. This present jury re-
turned a verdict finding President Nc
Donald Secretary Stevenson and Treas
urer Schierin, and Director j. B. Johnson
guilty. Johnson had never been arrested,
and the court decided to let him 90.
Secretary Stevenson and Director Schierin
were held In 1900, and President Nc
Donald in 5000. until December z, when
they will be sentenced. The penalty IS a
fine OF not more than 500. or imprison-
ment Of not more than one year, or
both.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-23
MY FIGHT IN NEYfCO.
St Louis Syndicate Trying to Bring
on tho AlltchoII-Corbett Mil

| cA LOUIS bYndicate Trying to Bring
on tho Mitchell-Corbett Mil.
ST. LOUIS, MO, Nov 22.-The City of
Mexico may yet be chosen as the seat
Of war for the great international contest
between Go hett and Mitchell. If the
Governor Of Florida insists in his determi-
nation that the battle shall not take place
at Jacksonville. Tom Kelly says a syn
dicate can be organized In ST. Louis that
viii contribute purse OF $4,000 or So. 00O
Tor contest between Corbett and
Mitchell, TO take place IN the City OF
Mexico, a. the race track managed by
Colonel Bob Pate, Of this city.
Colonel Pate is willing % 20 I'm on this
scheme directly be Is informed officially
that the Florida authorities will forbid
the fight.
There are several prominent turfmen I'm
town willing TO contribute toward a purse
for The international hstic contest I'm case
they can make satisfactory rates with the
railroad companies for rOund-trip tickets.
10 include admission 20 The race track.
which would be- the scene of the mill.
II it IS TO be brought 'om in the city of
Mexico. Colonel Pate can furnish the
track free of charge; the only outlay
would be the purse ana advertising ex-
penses.
on Pate's return from Mexico. which
Is shortly expected, steps will be taken
al once 10 bring the matter 10 "a head.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-23
LINE VIRGI4gIf.
PrIncipal Feature 10 N. spanIsh E.nofln.

TUT '0''"I0 !" III" NphnIsH I.effIOi
was the Apathy Manifes
madrid Nov. 22.-ln the municipal
elections held throughout spain on sam
day last hair the electorate abetalnea
from voting. a notable feature of The
elections was gains By the Carllsts. They
nave gained seats even outside the norm.
ern provinces, where they have alyavs
been strong. The defeat Of the Repubii-
can candidates is attributed 10 divisions
IN that party and the abstentoB from
voting on the part of the Federals ami
Heerillasts. In Madrid eighteen Monarch
lists and ten Republicans were returned.
an Valencia, Huelya. and Toledo an the
Monarchlst candidates were elected ana
IN eight other cities they secured matori-
Ties IN the municipal councils. In Pal
hyriy the council Is divided equally.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-23

time back. He says thai $500 workman
are watching the days sale. as il will
probably decide whether they will have
a good winters work, ~ whether tho
majority n the largest mills IN the Fast
ern States. Of which BLISS, Fabvan g
co. are the agents. viii shut down. The
auction rooms were crowded all the morn
ing, and the bidding was the most spirited
which ever characterized the sales. COL
onel Bliss said that the prices were fuIl,.
up TO his expectations, and he considers
the result OF the sale an evidence that
the country is bare Of goods. and the
trade VIII be active buyers this winter
The sale occupied the entire day. The
receipts VIII PROBABLY lot up over one
million dollars
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-23
GooD |oER.or mr. sAyEks.
furiher Reports Of the Damage Done J.,
tho Recent Gales

''''er "eporis Of the Damage Done bv
tho Recent Gales.
LONDON, Nov 22.-Durng the recent
gales the lifeboat crews. at the various
stations on the coast. reeponded 70 slvt,,
signals for assistance. hbav saved a.
least 200 persons from drowning rbe
WoIk or the lfe-savers is meeting Win
ule highest praise on all sides
Stories OF shipwrcck and Ioee ~ Its.
continue 10 be heard iare. In would Lo
lHirossI"le 10 even Approximately est
mate lhe number OF persons who met
uea'n lh the great storm. but There he
no dount That il Is very large A dis
p-'.H Ii"m Boston, Lincolnshire states
that the British ship Rollo. bound f,r
buenos Ayres, was picked up deralict ~
sea- ana towed 10 that port The bark
was dismantlet and her boats were pons
Her decks also gave evidence Of ne
roueh weather. through which She had
passed. Her sailors found a dead BODY
on me bark 10 is thought that The cra,-
abandoned the vessel in the small hons
ana were lost. The German bark HeIIos
ioundered Off Ymulden. Part Of her creo,
were saved. The others. Including the
captain, are missing
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-23

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. Nov. 22.-Lleu-
tenant stone, OF the navy, whose extended
leave or absence was recently cancelled
0y the Secretary or the Navy while ne
was in the employ Of the Carnegie Steel
Company, has entered a formal objection
20 the action OF naval retiring board,
which recommended fhat he be re-
tired at the lowest rate OF pay-sSoJ per
annum-on account OF physical disability
The Lieurenants objection is that he IL
thus cla.sed with the outcssts OF the navy
who succumb 10 alcoholism. and are NOR
ally weak. His case has been referred 10
the Attorney-Ger eral
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-23
POBDERLY FICTORIOUS.
lie is Reelected General Master Work
men bY the X. of l.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 22.-The antici-
pated test OF strength between the Pow
derly and antl-Powderly factions in the
General Assembly OF Knights OF Labor
materialized at this afternoons session,
and, as was expected, Powderly came out
on top. being reelected General Master
Workman by vote OF &c 10 %. This. II
is claimed foreshadows the defeat OF
Powderly's enemy. Secretary-Treasurer
Hayes, an election for whose office will
be held tomorrow. II is not certain, how
ever, that Hayes will be candidate for
reelection. After the adoption OF the
Finance Committees report generating
Powderly, A. w. Wright. and Devlin. a
resolution was adopted declaring the gen.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-23
Bank Prr.Ident Glyen FIve Year.

CINCINNATI. OHIO, Nov. 22.-Clar-
ence NJ Oyerman. the defaulting presl-
dent Of the defunct Citizens National
Bank, Of Hillsboro, Ohio, pleaded guilty
10 the two indictments OF embezzlement
In the United states District Court this
afternoon, and was sentenced 20 five
years In each case, to be served concur
rently He left at 2 o'clock this afternoon
in charge OF an officer for the Columbus
penitentlary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-23
Ex-sEcRErARY RUsK,s rUyER.Z
me hx-Fresident and Several Member.
of His Cabinet To Attend

VlRoQUA, WIS, Nov. 22-The funeral
or General Rusk Friday will be an inn
posing one. EX-President Harrison. ex-
secretary Noble and ex-Attorney-G General
miller Will surely be here and several
other members OF the Harrison Cabinet
are expected. Special trains will leave
milwaukee, and Madison Friday morning
with people coming TO the funeral The
party from Madison will number 2oo
ana VIII include Governor Peck and al,
the state officials. also Washburn Post
t. a. H. In a body which will act as
escort al the funeral
The train from Milwaukee will probably
run In two sections It viii bring Mil
Waukee city officials. members of the
g. A. K. post, Loyal Legion. Of the Wis
consin Consistory OF Scottish Rite Ma
sons and a half-dozen officers Of the
National Guards.
The details Of the funeral are being
arranged this evening by Colonel r. J.
Rusk, the Generals son. The services
VIII begin at o'clock FRIDAY afternoon,
and interment will be in the village Gene
terry
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-23
THEY PREFER rHE UNITED PRESS.
Baltimore Morning Papers VnI Retain
Their Present News Service.

Baltimore Morning Papers Gni Retain
Their Present News Service.
BALTIMORE, ND, Nov. 22.-All of
the morning publications notice the meet
ing held yesterday Of the representatives
OF the United Press and the owners OF
the Baltimore newspapers, wherein It was
unanimously agreed that every paper
should continue its relations with the
United Press TO the exclusion OF any
and every other news agency
The sun says. Representatives OF the
United Press and of Baltimore newspa-
pers We're in conference yesterday after
noon at Rennert's Hotel discussing busi-
ness matters. lt was determined that
the Baltimore papers would continue
the United Press service. Those present
included the following officers OF the
United Press: Walter =. Phillips, New
York, general manager; William NJ LAT
fan, New York sun. vce-presldent;
George II. Spinney. OF the New York
Times, Colonel Finley Anderson, Of New
York and r. V. De Graw, Of Washington,
general southern manager
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-23
oHIcAGO 10 rOKK.
Ieyated . ctr DAD eeiween the Cities
IL

Elevated . 'ctr DAD Between the Citis.
81 70 ~.
CLEVELAND, OHIO Nov. 22.-The
long-talked-of elevated electric railroad
between Chicago and New York will in
all probability be built. The scheme has
been in a state Of incubation for the
last two years. During the last eighteen
months there have been numerous Sc
cret meetings held In this city, and
another, begun yesterday, will continue
throughout to-day The session is In pro-
gress at the residence Of Or. j. c. Ander
son. 1919 Euclid avenue. Capital from
New York 10 ST. Louis is interested in
the affair. and a sufficiently large amount
has been secured by the projectors TO
Insure It's success.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-23
The Republican Programme

PARIS, Nov. 22.-The Republican and
Moderate journals comment faYorably
upon the government programme as set
forth in the Chamber OF Deputies yester-
day by Prime Minister Dupuy. The Con-
servative papers endorse the language OF
NJ. Dupuy against the Socialists. The
Radical journals think II an aggressive
programme.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-23
Henry s Cnchran Convicted

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 22.-The trial
OF Henry S. Cochran. late chief weigher
OF the Philadelphia mint, FOR robblng
the mint. was begun before Judge But
Ter, and a Jury In the United States
District Court. Cochrans counsel made
no Defence and verdict OF guilty was
rendered by the jury without leaving
the box.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-23
TEST COTTON SAFE.
The Bidding was Spirited, Indicating Ac.
tive Trading this Winter.

NEW YORK. Nov. 22-The annual
auction sale OF cotton goods for Bliss,
Fabyan d Co. was held to-day at the
auction rooms Of Wilmerding, Hodge
& Co.. at No. SO White street The sale
is held every year for the purpose OF feel
ing the trade of the country. Last year
1900 packages were sold. This year
only 5000 were offered. The reason
for this. according to Colonel Bliss, is
that most OF the large mills have only
been running on half time for a long
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-23
VOL. NEW SERIES NO 243.

! soon as the apportlonment made by ih'
/ War Department IS approved by th'
( Secretary OF the Navy, this being neccs-
sarv. as ten OF the new detail VIII be
naval officers 1t IL probable mat
fve OF these officers viii be apportioned
10 the military schools Of North and
South Carolina. and II is understood that
the law requiring the agricultural coll
leees 10 be FIRST supplied will be strictly
adhered 10
Visitors i'm Washington.
The University football team were
guests Of the Metropolitan last night.
To-day they left for Annapolis. where
they play the cadets Of the Naval Acad-
emy.
Messrs. Ed y. Harrison, r. T. Busch.
and A. Loughbrough are among the guests
from Virginia at the Metropolitan.
United States District Attorney +. r.
Lassiter, who arrived I'm the city yes
terday from Boston. left this afternoon
for Petersburg
Messrs- c.. Waite and J. II. Capers, Of
are at the National.
Messrs. W. w. Landrum and George A.
Gibson Of Richmond, are at the ST.
James. H. L. W.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-23
THE MANUFAorUBEES vloroRY.
a Threatened Strike Prevented by the I'm
ploy es Accs pting Reduction.

a threatened strike Prevented by the I'm.
ploy rs Accepting Reduction.
PITTSBURG PA. Nov. Pat a secret
conference this morning between the
Amalsamation Association Committee
and the iron and steel sheet manufac-
turers, a compromise Of the difference
ON the wage scale was effected and
oOD IRON workers, who were threatening
a strike will continue at work, and idle
sheet mills will resume operations At
once. The settlement is a victory for the
manufacturers, who secured nearly all
they demanded
The rollers have agreed TO an additional
cut OF five per cent. in wages. or fifteen
per cent. in all, they having previously
accepted ten per cent. cut This leaves
the wages Of roughers and catchers, which
Is only 2.2 per day, undisturbed. All
other sheet mill employees will be reduced
ten per cent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-23

AUGUSTA. Ga. Nov 2s.-There was
full attendance OF the members OF the
Southern Press Association at The annual
meeting held to-day In the Chronicle
oeldlns there being only three absent.
Matters OF great Interest were 40 for
consideration. The convention adjourned
al Z o'clock 70 meet tomorrow at n.