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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-19
ar WEST LIBERTY.
Programme for tho Annual Commence.
nlGnt Exercises.

Programme for tho Annual Commence.
ment Exercises.
An entertainment by the two socie-
ties, Bryantand Irving, was the first OF
tho annual commencement exercises at
West Liberty, 1t WIS given Friday
night. A good audience assembled and
was entertained in pleasing manner
by representatives from the two socie-
ties. Yesterday Rev. DR.. Swope, OF
this city, preached the baccalaureate
sermon.
Following is the programme Tor tho
rest OF the week:
Monday, June 10. SIP. m.
Annual contest between the Bryant and Irving
societies.
Tuesday, June 20, SIP. IN.
Lecture before the literary societies,
Prof W. 2, Wiley a. NJ
subject-"Fair to cloudy, with chances OF slight
rain"
Wednesday, June 81, $3.50 m.
Glass day exercises.
Wednesday June q, s u. IN
Evolutionary entertainment by Prof Byron w.
King Of Pittsburgh.
ThuHday, June % 1890 u. IN.
commencement
Thursday. June %, $50 p. IN.
Middle class performance.
Thursday, June %, 4 IN.
Alumni business meeting.
Thursday, June -, SPIN.
Alumni exercises
Music furnished by opera house band OF
Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-19

Company No. 80 OF Knights of ST.
George installed Its officers yesterday
forenoon in the st. Alphonsus church.
For the occasion n company OF knights
OF tho same order came down from
Pittsburgh, over the b. e. o. road, and
were met ut tho station by the Wheel.
ing knights, headed by McClelland's
cornot band, and tho procession march,
cd to tho church. On July tho new
company will appear in elegant now
uniforms.
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TODAY.

JERSEY Ribbed Vests at Gic, worth
12ic. Gro. NJ. SHOOK & Co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-19
TODAY.

FAST Black Seamless Hose lac.
Gro. NJ. Shook & Co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-19

Billy Mayors band gavc its second
free open air concert at tho city building
Saturday night, and tho attendance
crowded all tho available spaco. Tho
audience was as appreciatlvo as II was
large, aud II is evident that those con.
Cotts arc very popular with tho public.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-19

Tho scientific method used by Prot,
She'll for examining tho eyes, Is tho
best known to the profession. Those
needing spoctaclCs, or tholr eyes tire,
or head aches when reading, eau con.
suit him aud have their eyes examined
Tor glasses without charge, Mt ITO Main
street, next door TO Shook K Co.'S.
NEW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-19

BooRKEEpERs aud others Of sodontary
habits cure constipation with Simmons
Liver Regulator.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-19

BrruASY College Cleo Club and
Earle Whitley, reader, at Disciples
church Tonight.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-19
TODAY.

A Suit worth 90 90 for SO 30.
A suit worth al 90 for So 90.
All jackets and Cnpes One Half Prloo ut
l.. S. GOOD d. CO.'S
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Don't fail to attend tho Special sale OF
LndicS SultAnt u, \, GOOD a. co.'s,
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DIED.

Special saIo of Ladies' Suits ut
l., S. GOOD & CO.'S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-09
FOR SALE-BICYCLES.
ATTORNEYS.

JOHN A. CLARKE.
JAS. l. PUGu.
ALIEN T. MUIOWNY.
CLARKE. PUGH MCLLOwNY
Attorneys and COunseliors at Law
Practice in the United States Supreme Court. "A n
The courts of the District: United States Court Of
Claims and before the Executive Departments
Rooms. Nos. D 8 Sl2. 10 and 1917, Stewart
buiIdlns. 4rZ 9th 81. NV se}0-tr
CAMPBELL CARRINGTON
Attorney at Law
webster Law Building. sos II st. NV. Washing
ton. d. G. Residence. 333 St NV. d22
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FOR RENT-726 18TH ST. NV: 10 ROOMS AND
two baths. 100 and All q st. ne; q rooms aud
bath each. {. ID. LlEBERMANN. 1893 Il st.oy-6i
FOR RENT-2212 I ST. NV, 2-STORY AND
basement brick: 10 rooms and bath: closets all
through house and pantry: large yard: in nrst-
class order; rent. $3.50 per month. Apply
FOR RENT-BY OSCAR ". WHITE. $50 ST. n ".
l4th near NV, l0r store 1872 10Th st NV. Tor. $50
and stable. ....-.sl3h 25n4 Pa ave NV. 10r-....4l
17O, l4th NV. 81 Ii3I Az sw. 20
oc7-3t
FOR RENT-A broom HOUSE. WITH ALL MOD.
improvements 713 Il. /. ave. Rent $50: also 9
15-room houses. Apply HOG L st. NV oc7-3t'
FOR RENT-3O9 ELM ST.. LIE DROTT PARK;
6 rooms. bath. pantry and cellar; rent. SO.
Key at 301 Elm st. oc7-3ts
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BOARDING.

COPEN TOWER. 2519 PA. AVE. FIRST. ASS
board. with heated rooms. gas. bath, IS Der week.
large room. party OF four. special rates. oc7-3t.
FOR RENT-AT 2O26 G ST. NV SUITE or
bright, pleasant rooms. with good table hoard.
convenient to Navy Department; herdics n,s:
the door. oce Dc
THE IRvINGTON. 1915 ST n, w-IARGE
cool rooms; handsomely furnished; single or On
suite; with bath; table nrst-claa: terms reason.
able. rn,Iaw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-09
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

w ATE. 5oxI Buy aANsoM AND nAENIsss.
wANTED-HORsE TO KEEP THIS WINTER FOR
draft bore. W. NJ, l7O6 It'll st. NV. IT.
wANTED-GENiy SUITS TO CLEAN AT 81 A
sosa :sried I e. and s
au7-ow' l. A. POSEY. lilo 14th st. NV.
WANTED LAW TEACHER-GROUP OF Law
STUDENTS se st1ayins at home wish aid Of competent
occasional examinations, etc; service need not
bST s,. with regular vocation. address STU
WANTED = UPHOLSTERY AND MATTRESS
work; lowest prices and best workmanship; hair
mattresses made over; feathers renovated Send
TAI UPHOLSTERY AND MATTRESs HOUSE,
cor. 9Th and SITS. Sc. OCT -6ts
WANTED-C. e. MOBERLY, GENERAL PAINTER
1 especially solicit trade from those who have
not been pleased with work formerly done by
as Is consistent with frst-class work. oc4-6ts
wANrED-To BUY SEVERAL FINE HORSES FOR
outrage use; only hne stock bought. wM. +.
DoWNEf, L. 10th and 18th SITS. NV. ocs-6t
ture. carpets. stoves and store fixtures, feather
beds bee DC, Address or call at THE JUNCTION
FURNITURE HOUSE. cor. 7th. x and Mass; ave.
WANTED - TAKE NOTICE = JUST RECEIVED
fall styles; will paper rooms from So upward. rs
sePspns 1a s.t Ssne1 NoE wSG7
18th se26-ims
wANTED-HORsES FOR FIRST-CLAss FALL
pasturing: also horses kept during winter; per-
Md seiS-1mo"
WANTED GARDENING IN ALL BRANCHES;
new places laid out and old ones renovated ;
GTaaHK' seeding and an soddsg; ,, WILLIS s
se14-1m'
wANTED-CASH PAID FOR OLD GOLD AND
SILVER OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS, old AMI new
aensf gSd' Go1ns spoons watch ;ses
Silver EeGner. SIS st. n.w opp. Patent Office
wANTED-THE LADIES TO KNOW THAT WE
have In stock and make any style sizes OF
wire lamp shade frames desired.
selS-im SCHMIDS. 712 18th st. NV
wANTED-TYPEwRrTERS FOR RENT; REM
ington. Smith. Hammond. Caligraph &C.; re-
duced rates; nrst-class machines delivered free:
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE. 60 F st. NV.
WANTED GOODS OF ALL KINDS. SUCH AS
fnufnituFe, stoves, carpets. feather beds. &c,
pay hrhest cash Ss S1scas aqs u fer which
EINSTEIN. 6S7 Louisiana Ja3-tr
FOR RENT-FLATS.
FOR RENT ELEGANT HOUSEKEEPING FLATS
IN the clifton. ON Thomas Circle opposite the
5anitor's services c. d. LIEBERMANN, 1903 r
ST oc!,6t
FOR RENT-BY THE YEAR TO PARTIES WITH.
out children. III 18th st. NV, frst-class fiat,
seven rooms and BATH BAY windows: back porch ;
elevator steam heat; jantor's services. sells 4w'
FLATS = FURNISHED AND UNFINISHED.
one Two and three rooms en- suite: good table:
20 housekeeping private baths. THE WOOD
MONT. J. F. ROBINSON. Prop. aul5-sm
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WANTED-ROOMS.

wANTEDLTwO OR THREE ROOMS AND BOARD
In honlelike place for man. wife and baby; con-
yenient to patent ONCE, on Capitol Hill; rooms
furnished or unfurnished. Address G. ]. p Star
office. oco-ots
WANTED - FURNISHED AND UNFURNISIIED
rooms In all parts of the city: cheapest and surest
plan to secure desirable tenants. SHACKLE-
FoRD'S R. RENTING AGENCY. 421 18th st. n. w.
oc7-2ts
wANTED-TwO COMMUNICATING. FURNISHED
rooms with board for man. wife. infant and nurse
Address. stating terms Box 80. Star office oc6 St
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR FUEL FOR THE UNyTED
states Botanic Garden for the fiscal year ending
June 30, 1894. will be received at the office OF tbe
Superintendent until TWELVE O'CLOCK "
SATURDAY, OCTOBER FOURTEENTH 1s.r3
Particulars as to quality and quantity can be
obtained upon application ut Office. VIM n
SMITH, Superintendent U. s. Botanic Garden.
oc9, 1O.11, 12.135t
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS D. c. WASH
ington. ID. c., October 3, 1s95.-Sealed pro,,sois
will be received al this Office until one p N
SATURDAY. OCTOBER FOURTEENTH. 1Sl,3 for
reayirg the floor Of the AIuedlct bridge over the
Potomac river. For further informa ton apIlv nj
this Office. j. v. ROSS, VI. NJ. PARKER, q +
PON ELL. ConnlssloherS u T. Oc3-ft
DEP RTMENT OF THE INTERIOR WASHING
ton. d. Co. September 80, 1S93-Sealed pro-
posals Tin duplicatej Will be received at the De-
partment Of the Interior until SATURDAY H.,
FOURTEENTH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1888 AT
ONE O'CLOCK PM, for the erection at the Cow
eminent Hospital for the Insane. near this city
OF two buildings for ''epileptic PATIENTS" in ac.
cordance with plans and specifications to he seen
at the hospital. certified check for per cent
Of the amount bid must accompany each pro-
posal. The department reserves the right 10
waive any defects and to reject any and all bids
Contract will be awarded only to regular build
ing contractors or carpenters. VIM. Fl. SIMS
Acting Secretary. Oc2,4 1912
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20 an st. Sc. i3r. br., a.m.i...s $50. 80
- Sun 81. Sc. new. Dr.. a.m.L....... go
Us = Cap St. 1lr-. Dr.. ami. so 90
~ 81. Sc, r- Dr., store and res. .&g.. 20.0o
r, ON -. h.e-' or. frame. watcr.-...... 1890
stalls and water; -. 1000
ocd7St- VI. L. WEIfLEY. 302 T. Can At
FOR RENT-4o5 lST ST. Sc: NICE COY RAY
window brick house: all mod. imfs T: near Can't
tol and coast survey and two car lines $50 50 f.r
month. Apply u 9Th 81 ne o. -R.s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-09

]. T. WALKER SONS. 2O4 10TH ST. NV
Building Papers, Moth-proof Goods, Fire Brick
Clay aud Tile Asbestos. Flue Lining. Pulp Slate,
&c. apIA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-09

WAREHOUSES;.
wANTED-TO RENT HOUSE: Z TO ROOMS;
l4th ST., Mt. Pleasant. Address price
and location. to w. II. H., Star Office. it,
wANTED-TO RENT, WITH PRIVILEGE OF
buying within months, or 10-room house;
mi; 5000 to 5000; n. or Capitol HILL
Address, with full particulars, II. v. COTTON,
Az 9TH ST. NV. oc.I-St
WANTED-TO LET OWNERS OF VACANT
houses know that We have daily calls for houses
to rent In all sections Of the city. Give Us an
opportunity to secure q desirable tenant. EAST
ERDAY MALLERY, ga ST. NV. oc9-3t
WANTED HAVE READY PURCHASERS FOR
cheap houses from 5000 to 5000. Owners who
are anxious to sell will please send particll-
lars. ED. ]. OHARE, 1905 + ST. oc9-6t
wANTED-TO PURCHASE. A HOUSE OF 12 OR
IA rooms. between 18th and 2Oth III and sta
NV: price not to exceed $4,000. A. d. ADDI-
son. sos 18th st NV. oc7-3t'
WANTED-PERSONS HAVING HOUSES FOR
sale and DESTROYS Of quick purchasers. please call
on Us, as we are having constant ,alls for houses
ranging in price from 5000 10 $4,000 in the
northwest, and from $1,000 to So 600 in the north
east. BARNES & WEAVER
oc1-3t go st. NV.
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FOR LEASE.

FOR LEASE-FURNISIIED OR UNFINISHED
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS
Owner DESTROYS of spending some years away from
the city. Will lease handsome residence to da,r,-
Bile tenant: house is ia splendid order: - rooms
including large billiard and play rooms and sIr.
rounded by about an acre of ground heautifuIIy
planted and laid ont; fine stable with coach
mans quarters in premises.
TIlOS. ]. FISHER & CO.
ocI-bt 1924 at. H. W
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

oc5-et' TYLER RUTHERFORD. l17FA
FOR RENT-sIX-RooM HOUSE; MOD. IMPs
ave- 20 in advance; immediate possession;
goa neighborhood. 5. ID. WILSON, So T st.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
YOI RENT-UNFURNIS
Hotel centrally 10

c8teQ. SUr. .80Z.
Wyominv ave. Nash'n
'eirhts. .2r. 81,
1O2a VT ave NV. lar. =. 20.
1873 r ] ave nv, 17r. ..
1922 x st nv. l5r.. eos. E
1916 Goth st, 22r......20
" 70 Nh av NV. 1:}r166. 9
214 n J ave ne. l6r. is
1881 g Of NV, 16r ....1y
1874 10th st nv. 1nr. :. Is
Rosd st. Geo rsetown.
2Ii Cap st. ' ;i;Giir:....:.....i2!
1881 Mass ave NV, l2r. ~;
1447 Mass ave NV, lar IL.
1872 Binney st. Col
HEIGHTS. I2r.........12'
@I l?th st NV. .12:
1928 Mst NV, l5r. lie:
2001 ] Of NV. l5r......11'
1744 K st nv. l2r......1O
1893 g st NV ior......10i
3Ant r stnw. 14r..10
616 r 1t nv. 29r.lO(
1436 n at nv, 1,Sr......lor
1884 28th st NV. l,sr.. loo
l73l r st NV. l:S- .....10(
6l7 18th st NV. Tor. 81
l7a5 @ st NV. 12r. I'D
1926 I st NV. Hrs. .22. 2:
6l8 2 st NV. 15r. SO. 8:
q21 g stnw. 12r. sc
SOS 18th st NV. Tor. &c
lS4S Wyoming ave. ltr. "a
VN.G1 wyoming ave I1Y n
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.
UNFURNISHED.

FOR Rents UNFURNIsHED ROOMS ON 2D
desired 80 n. Y. NV. sc7-Sbs
FOB RENT UNFURNIsHEDl BRIGHT, SUNNY
rooms; handsome house: quiet neigAborhood most
elegant location n the city. l4O6 Hopkins place,
near 10th and p SITS. NV. au26-Iws
FOR RENr-UNFURNNHED ROOMS. ON FIRST
Or third floors; newly papsred; nice locality; con-
renient to cars: rent low. 12T Ind. ave- OCT -2ts
FOR RENT-TwO ELEGANT ROOMS; HEAT,
light, &C.; $50. 1892 n. H. ave. NV. oc7-2t
FOR RENT-THREE LARGE UNFURNISHFD
yenient to War Dept or weather bureau: price
oc7.2b. ''s" ''A"p'ni'e ave. co., ward place.
FOR RENT-THREE OR -FOUR UNFURNISHED
rooms In new brick house; ami; IN squares
four car lines; private family; rent cheap refer
ences exchanged. $40 Spruce St, LIE Droit Park.
Oc7-Sbs
FOR RENT-s14 nth sT NV, TWO UNFUR-
n1shed front rooms: one large and small ;
neatly papered: large closets; nicely furnished;
halls; heat. gas and bath; private family. OCT 2b'
FOR RENT-THREE OR -FOUR UNFCRNISHED
rooms and bath. on second floor: rent moderate.
Apply 1914 9Th st. NV. oc6-3b'
FOR RENT UNFURNISHED-vER DESIRABLE
Sd-story front room with heat, light and use of
bath; southern exposure; references. 1881 X. /.
ave. oc6-3bs
FOR RENTED FLOOR OR 4 VERY DE
sirable rooms. with bath. AS st. NV. oc6 6b'
FOR RENT : TO PRIVATE PARTY, LARGE
Kitchen and front room: LIST floor; partly fur
nished. Mrs. J. w. LUGENBEEI4, 3l4 Indiana
ave. oc5-3w"
FOR RENT-TwO LARGE UNFINISHED
rooms; 'front.' no children. 11s 4th st. n.e.sl3-1mb
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FOR RENT-STABLES.

FOR MISUNDERSTANDING
FOR RENT-REAR 923 ID ST. y W., NEAR SIDE
walk; suitable for builder or other mecha nj ..,l
business or for storage; rent $40. Inquire at
926la La. ave. nc5 Inn
FOR RENT-REMINt;TON TYpEWRITEI,S AT
the REMINGTON OFFICE; modern machine; per
feet condition guaranteed. with stand; delivered
free In city; one month applies purchase of
new when directly following rental.
NIChOFF. SEAMANS X BENEDICT
seI-3m Cor. Sth and + SIS NV
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGE FOR HOUSES IN NV. :
ECONOMICAL LOIS IN w: LOWEST PRICE
$500 CHARLES W. HANDY
II 60 18TH ST y W
WANTED To ENHANCE NICE NEW GROOM
dwelling. nicely lpcIt"d rr,rIheGst for either
E-d pair match horses or nic. Victoria carriage;
price - house only 81 $40 Address OWNER L
star "ih'e oc1-3t
WANTED To EN'H ANGIE BEAUTIFVI IoT
Columbia Heights. 2jN1O+. CLEAR of INCT-N,
BEAN6E. for DWELLING In northwest in good
n Shfsorhpsi. VIII assume tnrunbrauce.
oetS' T. - DONALDSON. I05 Eth stnw
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FOR RENT-lIio III ST. NE: STORE ANDe
-&ioluU
1871 18th st. NV: store room. ........... 1S.G
CAfwOOD & GARRETT,
ocs-5ts 18th 81. and " Y ave NV
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FOR Rents UNFINISHED ROOMS ON I'd
Ioor; heat, gas and bath; reference giv:p and
desired. 80 n. Y. ave. NV. sc1-Sbs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-09

FOR REST-111e PARK PLACE Me- NICE
coy Groom hay window house: hall gas and
q, psfa a. new range; large yard; sie75. Apply
The evening world., 1893-09-20
FOUGHT FOR A FELLOW.
Katie Higgins and Rose Carey We're
In q Ring OF Spectators.

Kate Higgins. pretty brunette.
twenty years old and Rose Carey. a
blonde. aged twenty-one. were held In
5000 each in jefferson Market Police
Court this morning for their good be-
havior for one month.
Katies face was a sight Both checks
were gouged and bruised and her nose
was cut and swollen to nearly twice its
normal size
Her companions left eye was blackencd,
her upper lip was cut and the left
cheek showed the marks of finger nails.
Justice Hogan looked over his eye
glasses In establishment when they were
arraigned
What ails these girls" he inquired.
Policeman Cannon who arrested them,
Caught 'em engaged in regular
Marquis of Queensbury In Bond street
last night. Judge. they're tigers. Never
saw as hot scrap bet" n two women
in my life before"
They look like respectable girls"
thing about IT."
Yes. sir. They had their hats and
Jackets of and were fighting like fury
In the centre OF p ring made by specta
tors when came along and arrested
them"
lis that so. girls" asked the Justice
Both nodded assent and were sent
back to the prison.
According to friends OF both girls they
man in the neighborhood. He wos moi
partial to either, and they agreed to do
eide who should have him by hgh6ne
II out,
The evening world., 1893-09-20
.F|GHT|hG D|sPOssEss|ON.
Weavers at Steinhardt's Silk Mill
Begin Legal Battle
Test Case Of Ernest Junghaus Ne.
fore Justics Murray.

The suits brought by Mrs. Resale
Steinhardt to dispossess the thirteen silk
weavers who worked In her ribbon mill
and lived at $50 and ISL West Fiftieth
street in her house, came up before
Civi Justice Murray this morning
Two OF these cases were dismissed.
eight set for trial next Tuesday, and
the suit against Ernest Junghaus was
tried
Junghaus swore that he did not know
Mrs. Steinhardt the reputed owner Of
the factory and tencments. He secured
employment after seeing Leslie Stein
hardt. her husband, At the factory.
When he asked for work he was told
he must take rooms in the tenement
house SOL West F'iftieth street II he
wanted work in the factory.
He was also told. he said. that as
har hare house USE he he would rave steady
work in her factory.
lie accepted the terms AMI went to
work. He did not occupy. the rooms
rent from June 15. The months rent
was deducted from his first semi
He was laid off three weeks ago for
all the weavers were told they must
accept a reduction of 80 per cent. in
rates and go on half-time, or the mill
would not run.
After, Junghaus had been at work
about three weeks and had not moved
into the Steinhardt tenement he met old
Mr.. Steinhardt one day, he alleges, and
was told that II he did not move into
the factory tenement ne must stop
work.
When the mill shut down ;her, was
still money due him, and 1t has not been
paid
The defense tried to show that Jurg-
haus had been on strike, and this
broke any contract which may have
existed between him and the factory
manager or owner
At this point Justice Murray inter
posed. and said that n Jurghaus had
been on strike the violation OF an agree
ment had been overlooked. and he had
been put at work again, and the point
raised was untenable
When Leslie Stenhardt. the husband
OF Mrs. Resale Steinhardt was put on
the stand. he proved to have very
weak memory. He could not recall ever
seeing Jurghaus: did not know that he
had ever talked with him or hired him:
did not remember telling him he must
hire a tenement at 56l West Fiftieth
street.
He admitted that he was In the fac
tory almost every day and supervised
the work OF the thirteen men who
worked there.
Judge Murray took the papers
The evening world., 1893-09-20
H0PE FOR ALV0 PASSENGERS.
Friends Of Those on Board Again
Crowd the Steamship Office.
\ Despatch Stating I'VE Know
Safety" Received In New YeRk.

~. .... a.. ,.,..,r. .t..ush,, Avn
~ s.--s- ~. o.. 10.
ef the Atlas line. was given up ror LOB
A. -, Mn ,,n. 1 once. "a state street. as sp
80, -,. nj. ,.u..
peareo tnere this Hornhs. Ane o,
Of the gathering was story publishes
IN: vessel was IN all probability sste &C., o.
ps.sn p,.on ., .hs Ws.tm,n,ter Hote,
Juan HiDoh' OF the Wes'"ihs.er i,o'e'
this city. has received q despatch. Ther'
were only two words to II, "Salemos
>, -..,.,, .r.,,,,taa MEANS
1avacion' weh n.,.s,a.e
I'VE know safety" Juan Tr1ncolose
Ribon. n nephew of Juan Ribon, was one
match had a world Of meaning for the
receiver.
NJ indicated to his mind that his
nephew was safe The message was
s cent rom q. M coIap@Sia thence to- the
Pacidc coast. from there to Panama by
cable. then TO Galveston, and by tele-
Sraph to New York. Those who saw
that the 1.-Two was safe, and in order
10 epreod the intelligence the despatch
and ti1 Story surrounding 1t were made
public.
II The wives, children or relatives OF
the crew who live in this city, as well
A. the relatives and friends Of the few
pssseneexs. FASTENED down to PIN.
Eorwood n Co.'S ONCE at an early hour
this morning. They are the agents for
the Atias line. Question after question
was hurled at the clerks. All wanted
Fermentation. but unfortunately none
could he given.
When the crowd first began surgins
in the wife Of the Alyo's captain was
there. She had not heard the story OF
the despatch, but had come day after
day. according to her custom, to inquire
m anything had been heard.
Then when she did learn of the
despatch. which, however meagre, con-
fained At least one glimmer OF hope,
abe svooned away. It was some time
before she revived sufficiently to be led
away.
II was really pitiable to watch the
chsnSinS faces Of The anxious inauirers
Then thew found that the agents had
received no Confirmation of the report,
The evening world., 1893-09-20
LAST DAY OF TARIFF HEARING.
celor-Aaksrs Want . Lighter Burden
on Their Raw Matsrials.

WARRINGTON, Sept. 2o.-To-day. the
last days hearing given by the Ways
and Means Committee, found represent
atives OF the paint and color. corset,
thread. carpets and lead industries be-
fore the committee.
J.. S. Page. representing Devoe & Rey-
nolds Company, of New York, and the
color makers Of the United States.
spoke first. He said that the present
tariff Disseminated against them, as
the raw materials which entered into
the compound articles, were taxed be.
yond the finished product. TO this dis
advantage must be added the difference
in the cost of labor here and abroad
Mr.. Page asked that In the prepare
ton of the new bill the duty on the
compound article be SO adjusted that
the materials OF which 1t was made
would not receive greater protection.
L.. z: Holden, proprietor OF the Cleve.
land 90 Plaindealer, argued in opposi,
tion to any reduction In the present
duties on lead ores. Free lead ores, he
said, would destroy the industry in this
country and deprive thousands of EN-,
ployment