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IONS OF OATS CONSUMED.

A Hundred Thousand Bushels Burned
In a wabash Elevator Fire This Morn
ing.
CHICAGO, March 2S.-Frank Marshall's
elevator on the Wabash tracks between
Forty and Forty-sixth streets
was totally destroyed by fire early this
morning The building was stocked
with 1C0, 900 bushels of oats The fire is
supposed to have started early in the
evening from overheated machinery and
then smothered until 2 80 a. N. when II
broke out The loss will be about 500.
OO0 The building and contents were
insured for about three efourths Of
the loss.
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"PENNsYD swlTcHMEN.

There is No Truth In tho Reports That
They Are Dissatisfied.
PITTsBURe, March 2s.-John Downey,
vice grand master of the Switchmens
Brotherhood, in an interview last night
stated that there was no truth in the
dispatches from Philadelphia reporting
general meeting of the switchmen in
advisability Of ordering a strike on the
Pennsylvania system
was purely local aud was the regular
semi monthly meeting. There will be no
strike on the Pennsylvania and as far as
the switchmen are concerned there will
be no trouble about May I, or at any
other time during the Worlds Fair"
Evening journal., 1893-03-28
MANY CIGARS MADE HERE.

A Revenue Collectors Report Shows
That York Leads the State.
YORK, Pa, March 2s The deputy
revenue collectors reports for the year
1892, which have just been completed
show York county to be the
greatest cigar producing county in
the state. During the year
there were 269, 542, 919 cigars mauufsc
tured in this county. OF this number
As, SOL, asa were made in this city. The
total amount Of leaf tobacco used in the
county for cigar making was 4,sS4, ,271
pounds. The receipts for the same on
cigar stamps for the year amounted to
S80S. .628. 10.
Evening journal., 1893-03-28
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

Mr.. and Mrs Frank Reeves, OF Atlantic
City. are visiting friei ds in this city.
Judge Ball, John #. Dickey, a. Fl. Ward
and n 10. Conrad are In Bower to-day.
Thomas X +. Clifford Is able % walk out to-
day after having been C MINED 10 lis nome
from inhammatory rheumatism Tor eight
weeks.
Mrs. John NJ. Rogers and Master Travin O..
Rogers. OF this city. will sail on the Kaiser
Wilhelm III. April 8, for Genoa, 70 JON
J. Morris Rogers for an extended tour OF
Europe.
Rev w p. Swartz, Of Central Presbyterian
Church. attended the March mee ing of The
Presby erian Social Mon in he Bullift
Building. philadelphia last y night whlch q" as
addressed by Rev. Il. Dewitt lolmage.
Evening journal., 1893-03-28
AN ACCUSED POSTMASTER.

The Post once Inspector Finds His Ac-
counts Wrong and Relieves Him.
FORT MADISON, Iowa, March 2S.-
Post Office Inspector Mercer came
to the city Unexpectedly yesterday
morning and made an examination of
the post Office accounts. When he had
concluded, Postmaster j. Il. Duffuss was
suspended and D. A. Morrison, president
of the First National Bank of this city
installed in his place as acting post
master.
The inspector refuses to talk about
the matter, but it is understood the
accounts of Postmaster Dufuss were not
in order.
Evening journal., 1893-03-28
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

-Rev. J. y. Ocare. rector Of Christ Church.
Milford. will preach THIS evening fnr Nrv. q.
i. DUPONT Coleman. az 81. Michael's Church.
-Eev. and Mrs Mark & Bowman left this
civ, ou Satu day. for Chemung. n. y .. u here
he win act as supply until the conference
meets ia the fall.
a de'epation uf residents from Gordon
Heights wont % Dover his morning 10 urge
the Legislature 70 pass the WA IS. =. Electric
Railway bill extended 10 that point.
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HELD UP ON A B. q 0. TRAIN.
A Masked Highwayman Takes $3.50 aud
n watch at the Point of "A Revolver.

A Masked Highwayman Takes $3.50 aud
Watch at the Point Of Revolver.
INDIANAPOLIS Ind, March 2S-A
special TO the Sentinel from Goshen, Ind
says Sheriff Crull, of this city, received
dispatch yesterday afternoon stating
that daring robbery had been com
mitted on Baltimore and Ohio psssen-
ger train near Napanee. this state, early
yesterday morning by masked high
wayman
The robber entered the train at Syra-
cuse and covered q passenger with a
revolver and relieved him of $3.50 in
money and valuable gold watch. He
guarded bis victims with the revolver
until Napanee was reached where he
jumped from the train.
Evening journal., 1893-03-28
EAST SIDE WANTS REPRESENTATION

A Petition Asking the Legislators to
Appoint william II. Mccarthy, Now
Being Circulated.
East Side citizens want representation
in the Street and Sewer Department At
present they have none The mem
bers Of the board now are Of
the Fifth and Seventh wards. In
order to change this state OF affairs the
Legislature will be urged to appoint a
new commissioner from that section Of
the city.
A petition urging the appointment Of
William H. McGarrity is going the
rounds to day. Many influential citizens
have signed 10. Mr. McGarrity is a
representative business man Of East
Wilmington
Evening journal., 1893-03-28
one O,phans, Court case.

In the Orphans Court to-day Attorney
Francis H. Hoffecker appeared before
Judge Grubb to be advised as to the
surety of the administrator in the return
in the estate of William Galbraith,
deceased The attorney asked that a
ust company be accepted. but the court
ggested that some individual be sub
It tuied Chancellor Wolcott did not
appear. and at II 40 the court adjourned
u4til to morrow morning.
Evening journal., 1893-03-28
DYING WITH COLD AND HUNGER.
Tour Austrinns and Germans Tell Thrill
ling Stories of Suffering.

-Four Austrinns and Germans Tell Thrill
ling Stories of Suffering.
GREAT FALLS, Mont, March 2s.-
While this section of Montana is enjoying
spring days continued severity along the
border is shown by the terrible physical
condition of four Austrians and Germans
who arrived here from Havre for medical
treatment. Two Of the party had badly
frozen feet.
All we're suffering from snow blindness
and tell almost incredible stories of what
they have suffered from snow and cold.
Last Thursday, in company with six
Englishmen, they started from Maple
Creek, on the Canadian Pacific, to walk
to Havre, distance Of 1876 miles The
Englishmen turned back, but the Aus
trians and Germans pressed on aud
finally nearly dying with cold and hun
ger reached Havre
Evening journal., 1893-03-28
Property Transfers.

Transfers recorded at the surveying
department this morning were; Lot on
westerly side of Van Bnren street nesr
Thirteenth, from Thomas Jordan TO
Alfred d. Warner; lot, Clayton. near
Front. Arthur w and Crawford q
Brown to Frank Woolley.
Evening journal., 1893-03-28
ASSEMBLY AT WORK.
Legislators Kept Busy at
Dover This Morning.
DOBsTHEsTATBowN KBNTIsLANDq

The Thousands Of Acres in Possession of
the stouts said to lie Really the Property
OF Delaware-New Castles Board Of
Tsade Incorporated Opposing POOL
Selling.
Special Dispatch to the Evening Journal.
DovEs, March 9S.-The Senate met at
10 o'clock this morning The House bill
incorporating the Board Of Trade Of
New Castle was passed.
Speaking for Express Companies.
Manager HUI, Of the Adams Express
Company, had hearing before
the Revised Statutes Committee in
the representatives hall this after
noon. He is opposing the bills which
are meant to increase the tax Of express
companies, and Furnishing those guilty of
elimination la the employ of those
companies
Changers Heard From.
Speaker Houston OF the Senate pre-
sented a communication from the Capital
Grange of Kent county, condemning pool
selling, against increase of salaries,
Of state officers, opposing the saloon
screen amendment and fayoriDg prema-
ture fruit bill.
who owns Kent Isiand2
A joint committee was appointed by
the Legislature TO investigate the owner
ship of Kent Island This island /,
situated at the mouth of the
Leipsic creek It consists OF
several thousand acres aud is in posses
sion Of the Stout family. It IS now be
lieved that the island belongs to th
state. The investigation will be mad
on those grounds
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BRAZILIAN ENJOYS FUNERAL
MARINE BAND AND TWO TRooPs OF
CAVALRY THE GUARD OF HONOR
Funeral Services Of Baron Andrada At
the National Capital This Morning
Government Omciais Present.

Aht AhNlnnhA AhlitaA ans hAuhhAhk
Government omciais Present.
wAsuINoIoN, March 2s The funeral
services OF the remains OF Baron de
Augulir dc Audrsda. the special Brazil
ian envoy who died Saturday night
from a stroke Of appoplexy was held at
81 Matthews Church this morning.
Rev Father T J KarNick recited mass,
assisted by Fathers Lee aud Williams.
The honorary pall-bearers Were the
Secretary of State, the British Ambassa
dor the Brazilian. Mexican and
Peruvian Ministers, the Charge de
Affairs OF the Chilian and Argentine
legations and Ssnor Cerquiera, a member
Of the special Brazilian mission. OF which
the deceased was the head. At the ne
quest of the Brazilian minister The Sec.
retary OF War detailed the United
States Marine Band aud two troops OF
cavalry from Fort Myer, Va, to act as a
guard of honor
Diplomatic representatives from every
legation here attended the services and a
large number Of prominent officials and
representatives of social life
Solemn requiem mass was celebrated
with the choir In attendauce. Az the
conclusion of the ceremony the body was
borne from The church TO the hearse, the
Marine Band play ing Bethany" aud the
troops at present arms. The military
then headed the oortege and the remains
we're conveyed 20 a vault at Mount Olivet
Cemetery where they will lie until In
structions are received from the Brazilian
government or the members Of Bar on
Audrada's family regarding final disposi
tion.
Evening journal., 1893-03-28
Two Families Reported Murdered.

MARSHALL, No., March est was
reported here yesterday that two families,
consisting of Acy Harlow and wife and
Peter Wolfrey and wife. were fouliy
murdered at their home in Cooper county
about twenty-four miles southeast Of
this city last Saturday night
Evening journal., 1893-03-28
MOTHER AND sAeE gun ovER.

WHO TYNE 10 hoard IFain Hoth fhII
Beneath the Wheels.
NoRRIsTowN, Pa, March 2S Mrs
John Taylor while carrying her 3-year-
old daughter in her arms tried TO board
train at Spring Mills this morning snd
both were thrown under the wheels.
The child's legs were cut off and the
mother was injured about the head and
back. Both were brought 70 Charity
Hospital.
Evening journal., 1893-03-28
An Ex-senator Dies Aged 81.

CHICAGO, March 2s.-Hou. B. S. We'll,
ex senator of Washington county, Wis
consin, died this morning at his residence
in this city, aged 81. The senator was
one of the pioneers of Wisconsin and
prominent in politics for many years.
Evening journal., 1893-03-28
a Leciure on ..Bool.s aud ReadIng.n .n

Rev. M X Fallon Of st. Pauls r C.
Church will lecture on Books and Read
ing before the Catholic Young Mems
Diocesan Union. in the Shields Library
Hall, on April Z Members Of the Reilly
Lyceum. MaDning Library Association
aud Brownson Library Association will
be present.
Evening journal., 1893-03-28
US oAANeGs IN WILMINGTON.
Three New Ministers Assigned to the
Various Churches Here.

The appointments and the establish
ment Of new districts has made import
new districts is Wilmington District"
and. Of this; Rgy J. ?. Waters,
formerly Of this city has
been made the presiding elder.
Rev. E e Parker of Ezion Church
this city, has been assigned to the
presiding eldership of Cambridge Dis.
tr ct.
Rev @ w Grandson has been ap.
pointed to Ezion Church, Rev J II Hub
bard TO Haven Church and Rev. c. o.
Waters to Mount JOY. All are promi-
nent members of the conference and
strong preachers. Rev J A Blake goes
back to Mt Salem Church, New Castle,
fer another year.
Evening journal., 1893-03-28
Is coLoNeL ANEENaeR OEAOl
Reports That He Died In Washington
Cannot BE Confirmed.

Cannot BE Confirmed.
Conflicting rumors we're in circulation
this morning TO the effect that Colonel
Cody Anfenger, formerly we'll nown
newspaper man Of this city, had died IN
Washington. Colonel Anfepger was
taken to an insane asylum in that city
about one year ago
Professor We'll, who is an intimate
friend stated this morning that he had
heard of the death, but not officially. He
said the rumor started in a barber shop
on the east side Il came from persons
who claimed he died three months ago
Anton Hauber was in conversation with
Colonel Anfenger on March Then be
was rational at times The report could
not be confirmed by any Of the members
OF the Delaware Saengerbund, Of which
Colonel Anfenger was a member. Ia case
Of his death the organization would be
the first to be informed.
Evening journal., 1893-03-28
PRESIDENTIAL NoMINATIoNs.
The President Appoints n Consul General
and District Attorney.

anu Distfict attorney
WAsHINGroE, March 28.-The Presi-
dent sent the following nominations to
the Senate to-day:
George c. billiard. Of Mississippi, to be
Consul General of the United States at
Guayaquil
Ezra w. Miller Of South Dakota, TO be
Attorney of the United States for the
district of South Dakota.
Evening journal., 1893-03-28
Cnrs fnr the Asoo Ilne. !,

The Hsrlan and HolIingsworth Com
pany has just finished ten hne passenger
coaches. They are for the 800 Line. 4"
NJ ST. p Sault Ste Marie railroad. Ship.
ments Of them will be made this week.
Evening journal., 1893-03-28
IMPURE LIQUOR SEIZED.

Government inspectors Take Imitation
Hennessy and Gin.
PEORIA, ILL.,, March 2s.-Au the
wholesale liquor houses of the city were
visited by government inspectors yester-
day and in each place seizures of imita.
ported gin were made.
Evening journal., 1893-03-28
REDUCING UNCLE SANS EXPENSES.
Secretary Morton Asks Every Division
to CurtaiI II Possible.

to CurtaiI If Possible.
WASHINGTON, March 2S-A letter
from Secretary Morton has been ad
dressed to every bureau and division
chief in the Department of Agriculture,
asking whether any reduction could be
made in the number of his employee
without impairment of the public ser
vices. it being desireble in the interests
of economy to lesson the expenses of the
department.
Evening journal., 1893-03-28
New Commissioner Of immigration.

WASHINGTON, March 2S.--SecIeiary
Carlisle to-day appointed Dr. Joseph A.
Sonner com missioner of immigration at
the port of New York, vice Weber, re-
signed.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF TIE
" District Of Columbia. Washington. d. c.. March
"a. lS93-To all whom It may concern: II having
been represented to the Commissioners Of the Dis
necessary for the public safety comfort and
health. under public act No. ISL. approved June H.
lS9Oa to be assessed therefor the Com
missioners hereby give notice that they will oh
actions to the OF the said works from AL
"; on wEDNEsDAY. APRIL FIFTH, 1854
ing: Laying water mains follows as indi-
Gated upon pats in the office Of the Engineer Com
missioner: On ST. between 1Ath and 18th sta
Sc. on 18th st. between A and B .ts. Sc, on
Massachusetts ave; between 14th and 18th SITS q e..
sss; ae: Rigs street from New HAMPSHIRE ave: %
istn 81 nv on hando,pn 81 from North Capitol TO
on 18th St between St. and south Carolina ave
and North Capitol sts n W., on s ST. between North
Canitol and LIST sts- 2. W. j. W. ROSS, M. NJ. PAR
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"a own efforts. viii pay 900 % any one securing
her government Position clerical otherwise. Ad-
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noN'T COMPLAIN; TAKE IT GOOD NATURED.
y You VIII you try fancy rates or esnts' left
ap3 JUsTTs OLD STAND. 6ls st. nv.
AN INTERVIEW Is DESIRED WITH LADY
"a who has influential acquaintances In Washington
and who would like to engage In . neymaklnf A.
raneement- Address Box So. star Office ap3-2t
A GOOD. PIOUs YOUNG WOMAN DESIRES To
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Address Boz 90. Star once apS-2t-
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

MALE.
"ANTED-BY TWO COLORED MEN. SITUA-
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hotel other French cook good reference. Please
call for two days, 6O1 .,c}d st. Id
XNANTED-BY BOY Is YEARS OLD, PLACE
w "a office or GRAND boy; willing to make him
self useful. Address W. H 6:S9 10Th 81. ne. Id
WANTED-woRK BY A COMPOSITION, BOOK
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WANTED-BY YOUNG COLoRED MAN, PLACE
w in priyat- family 10 attend horse do general
work. Address call, Box l3S Star Office Id.
WANTED BY A THOROUGHLY EXPERI-
w euced white man. 2S years old. . situation to
drive delivery wagon. private carriage, and willing
to make himself generally useful. ENERGY, Star
office. ap1-2de
WANTED-A YOUNG ATTORNEY DESIRES
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NANTED-BY AN EXPERIENCED YOUNG COL
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good city references. Please address F WALLACE,
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WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE COLORED
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Please call at 1l19 18th St n W.. AMELIA ROY. 1e'
WANTED-GO TO DICKS AGENCY FOR COOKS,
w laundresses chamhermaids, Mattresses. nurses.
maids and seanstress governess. coachmen. buffers
and Kitchen help; always references from last EN-
ployers- 6l3 7th St NV ap36
WANTED-HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE WOULD
W like to exchange instruction in music or TO help
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CONVERSATION, star office ap3-3es
WANTED-SITUATION BY YOUNG WHITE
w girl As chambermaid and waitress in private
family best of references Address 4th St Sc le
WANTED-A PLACs As LADY'S MAID; WILL
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three days at 1905 18th 81. N. 1es
WANTED-BY RESPECTABLE COLORED
w woman. place frst-class cook. Address or
call for days 1909 18th 81 n lie.
WANT BLADES TO LEARN DRESS CUT
w ting from the merchant tailor system will teach
class OF three for 50; also will take
WANTED-OEDER> FOR GERMAN COOK AND
w housemsid; English coachman; also bar
tenders. hoUsemen. rdrDl. dairy kitchen laundry and
hotel hands. BURNHAH'S. ITO q st. NV. ap1-te'
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WANTED = BY RELIABLE COLORED
w woman. place nurse to infant; no objections
to leaving the city for summer best of city refer
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WANTED-BY A YOUNG WOMAN, SITUA-
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

E,OR kENT-sToRE Z CELLAR. $40 uTA. 500
,so l59S W ave. S5. b.s5o l3o6 Cap, n.....a e
l34y wsllach st. q. 35 2d24 g.
ap3-3t RUST HUN0ERRORD Ga 18th n
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SO sw. Or. i...... p Cor 2d n strSdwv. Is
45S sw, 1r, water. Is 493 Or. water. IA. 30
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3O3 sw. Or. water. 13 30 sw, 6r water. 10 30
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apl-3ts GEO. NJ MYERS. 1905 Pa. ave.
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stone: stories, IL rooms and bath; all modern i'm
provements; in excellent order.
B. II. WARNER CO..
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One Groom frame in Brooksnd. nice shade. Sl2 so.
l4lB Corcoran 81. ID. 10 rooMs, bath cellar and
all m: l.. very desirable and cheap at S45.
AL m l., $l7. 30.
1908 st. n e.. rooms bath. all MI. new ST.. so.
"a whitney ave. W., . rooms, newly pa cred,
gas. convenient to cars, sis.
McLACHLEN BATCHFLDER,
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J At Mt. Albsn. Tennal-
lytown road. l2r......5o
$50 6tn st Sc. llr........50
''li09 Goth st NV. 1lr....5o
'30l5 Q ST NV. I2r......50
800 Maple sv. lie Droit
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)f2416 l4th st NV. 9r....45
l4l6 l4th st NV. Sr. ....45
Us y I sv NV. Or. 40
)11i4 14th st NV. 3r fat. 40
406 Chaplin ST NV. Or. 40
l. 80 18th st NV. Sr......4O
5000 p st nv. Tor. .....+O
l302 ] ST NV. or. 40
J 1893 18th st NV. Sr. 40
1908 Q st NV, r. .33. 33
Both aud VI. B 80. Or. p
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'lll06 l4th st NV. Pr. -
ls99 VI st NV. Or -. 20
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