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tne aSm and IN which made the event
Davis one Of the most conspicuous landmarks Of the present
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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, THE. At this
no. K date 8oo the United States comprises within its limits
ortyour states, one district (under the National Cow
1LQ ernmen jurisdiction aone and six territories Zone tract
of country reserved for the domce Of several tribes
raj. Indians, with peculiar government of its own( The
eedom various events and circumstances which have gone
bume make up the history Of this country the domain
Of the most powerful and prosperous people in the
FOde, world are so numerous and rpee with interest that
by we can only give rapid review of the principal facts
Sarah necessarily oittng many minor occurrences which,
while of great local interest," have yet no national i'm.
Mas portance AS the foundations Of this government
mbian laid by the English we shall take as our starngpont
the date at which the English acquired claim to the
territory now covered by the United States The voy
dn ages Of che CabOts tTohn and Sebastianl which
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Por la maiiana dijo Roberto a su ito, el
cual Sc habia quedado dormido en- una bu-
taca:
i Vamos, ito, on pie! No basta alcanzar
Ia victoria; sc trata dc saber aprovecharse
de ella.
--Ese es un excelente principle, ,muchacho.
- Habi6ndose fugado una parte del ejtrcl-
to enemigo, creo indispensable saber que ha
sido de ella.
En- ESQ estaba 70 pensando, sobllno re-
ro, idonde podria saberse ESQ.,
En- la calle de Taitbout, tio. Apostaria
que Vernouillard tiene noticias de nues-
tros yiajeros. Para ESQ le dej6 aver EN- Ii
bertad. Para $50 G dele aver ell libertad.
---Es possible, sobrino.
--Entonces hay que ir preguntarselas.
-Es do temer que no me las de.
Seguramente, pero tendra que darlas
de todas maneras.
Els que para ESQ, seria precise que 20.
que 70 10.
--lQue lie dijera usted toda su manera dc
pensarl
--Justo; pero mi manera de pensar com
plcta,
--,Pues no le oculte usted NADIA. Ahora
e dejO listed Obrar.
Apenas habia pronunciado estas palabraS
cuando el comandante sali6 al galo?e, ha
ciendo molinctes con ell baston y lanzandt
ura serie de juramentos variados Enton
ces dijo Roberto Deverain.
--iQuiere usted ocuparse EN- los negoclo'
dc la banca'
--Yo voy tomar certas disposlciones
para 10 cual tcngo que ir d casa del seho
Marlier.
FL sehor Mallier recibio i Roberto con to
das las aenciones debidas I'm hombro qu
acaba de ganar millones.
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--Tengo muchisimo gusto on verle 4 u.s.
ted, querido senior de Campignac - 10 dijo .-
lba a mandar que le llevasen la eopia de su
cuenta.
--Es initil, querido senior. Vengo senc
llamente Il preguntarle 4 listed una cosa.
listed dira; estoy sus 6rdenes.
iEquivalen pr6ximamente las p6rdi-
das sufridas por Ia banca Marsebert los be-
neficios realizados por mi Ell compahia de
mi amigo el sehor Deverain9
FL agente de cambio hzo I'm gesto de
asombro.
= Hagame usted el favor de decirmelo con
exactitud, caballero-dijo friamente Ro-
berto,
Il Tiene usted, sefor dc Campignac, mu-
cho empefo on perder la banca MarsGbert ?
Al contrario, vengo aqui para salvarla'
Pracisamentc por ESQ lie suplico usted que
conteste a mi pregunta.
--Pues bien, 81 sehor; porque la espeeula-
ci6n ntentada por la banca Mars6bert era
precisamente contraria la de ustedes, dc
tai modo, que puede decirse que 10 que ella
ha rerdido 10 han ganado ustedes.
-Perfectamente, se1or Va Sc que ha
enviado usted la copia de la operaci6n al So
nor Marsebert 70 te 10 suplco que no past
de ahi.
La estupefacci6n del agente de cambio le
gaba su colmo.
Roberto continue:
No Sc preocupe ustod va de la cuents
dc Mars6bert.
--Es que va perdi con 81 padre, y no quie
ro que me succda 10 mismo con e hijo
No perdera usted nj con el uno nj con c
otro, cuando la situaci6n Sc liqude-- declare
tranquilamente Roberto. lie repito a usted
pues, que no Sc preocupe mas de la cuent'
de Mars6bert, supuesto que la mia pued
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-13

Cast, casi.
mo allegro mucho, porque asi nos enten
dsremos
u Sobre quo
--Sobre que necesito que lie haga listed
tralo'Gn , N = |, csc tunante do apo'
ST, nocesito saber d6nde esta actual
mente.
10 assguro listed, mi comandante,
que SO 10 diria sin vaclar. =. 81 10 SUI
piera.
i Pers no 10 sabe usted3
i Els l&stima l-dijo Alexandra Peyrusse
levantandose -p0rque 81 me 10 hubiese usted
dlcho le pagaria 70 una buena comida.8
Adi6s, sefier Vernoullard
Y tendi6 ambas manos a aquel granuia.
que sin desconfarza alguna entrego las silss
yas.
AL punto 80 cerrsren las manos del q Ri
mandante, cual unos alicates.
Vernouillard no pudo contener un gritaf
dc dolor.
Ell comandante exclam6:
isl gritas, canalla to entrego 4 la ps.
licia! Toma, por el plato do cangrejos Is.
ma, por los pes a Ia bordalesa. y.
7, medida que el comandaute iba citan-
do los platos do aquella famosa comdp,
apretaba mas mas las manos de vernoui-
liar, el cual SO habia puesto livido, pero tu-,
yo valor para no lamar. 10 que hizo fuG
darse por vencido:
--D6jeme y hare 10 que usted quiera.
Tie alabo Ia decision 10 tranquilamen-
to ell comandante -porque 81 no tie hubiuse
destrozado las manos
En- aquel momento, Roberto, qae estaba
hacla ratio en- Ia puerta cochera, Sc decide q
subir y llam6.
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ALCOHOLADO

Pressrvs 81 rostro de anchas y de arru-
gas. Usadn con fricciopes para el re ANA
40 tiene rival.
Para 81 bafo as un gran t6nico reparador
del sistsma muscular. Las madres deb, n
smplsarlo an lss abIuciones DE- sus hijos 20
mo preservativo, el mas igisnico contrs
todas esas enfer Dededes que stacan iot
ninos on su primera edad.
Els un gran preservativo contra lac afec
clones cstarrales.
Dep6sito: Ell la Capital ,Farmacia de Gui.
lermety PONCE, EN- LA DE GADEA
Mayagiisz en- las de B tsora, Mulet y Tor e.
yroea San g., man epla de Carlo, Arecim
la de Rivera, Humacsoeu la de Martinez, F.,
iardo en Ia de We've U,nado on Ia de LIE
grand, Lares en- la de lturrino, San Seba.
tian en- lac le Font y de Arcelsy Por mayo,
an la de III autor 81 Lcdo. don Lp A To
rya0roco pa III, .,ioDo ,,.!
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servirle a usted de garantia. Y 81 es nece-
sario dare algdn documento, enti6nadse con
el senior Deverain.
--Pero EN- fin, senior ! con que titulo viene
usted decirme TODD ESQ.,
Con el titulo de novio do Ia seiiorita
lvonne Aars6bert, de future director do la
banca. Adios, va tendr6 ell honor dc verle
listed mas despacio mi vuelta.
iSe va usted de Paris I
--Por algunos dias solamente
Y Roberto SO retro, dojando estupefacto
al agente de cambio.
No comprendo NADIA murmur6 este Ill
timo. -Decididamente, este sefior dc Cam
pignac cs un extrano indviduo. En- fin,
con tai que yo no pierda nadia da.......
Roberto, al salir, SO dirigi6 hacia la calle
de Taitbout, oreyendo encontrar q su tic en-
con nverssci6n intma con Vernouillard. Por
el camino iba pensando:
Nj Jorge, nj Vouzadoux, so atreyersn
a enviar despachos a la do Milton; pero sc
dirigir1n Vernouillard para tenor noticias
de Paris.
Y acert6 al pensar asi; pues por la mana
ma habia recibdo Vernouilard un despacho
puesto ell la frontera y concebido en- estoS
terminus:
"Telegrafie usted Venecia, hotel Fran
cia, 10 que suceda en- Paris Case necesidad
v6ngase Mucha prudencia.
Vernouilard habia pensado que el primer
punto de prudencia era no dejar huella al
guna del lugar donde su amo SO habia refu
gado, asi es que nmedialamente quem6 e
de VouzadouX. Despu6s redact6 la siguien
to respuesta
-" Creo it'll presencia Paris uno de us
tedes. FL ella muertos. Joven vuelta a
, hotel. Todo en- manos de quienes saben
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Testament0s seran abiertos dentro de POGO.
Detallcs corre0"
Y Sc disponia d llevar este telegrama Ia
olcina central, para eyitar indiscreciones, A
cuando el timbre de la entrada reson6 vio-
lenamente. Dobl6 Vernouillard el papsl,
pdsolo en- 81 cartera ssli6 a abrir. Guam
do vic al comandante, SO qued6 atomic; pc.
70 como cl semblante del militar estuviese
sonriente, SO tranqniliz6y y djo con galante-
ria:
--iQuS desea ell comandante Peyrussei
En- primer lugar, ofrecere usted mis-
respetos -repuso el comandante sin dejar su
aspecto amable.
AL mismo tempo iba entrando; did un
puntapi6 4 la puerta la cerr6 Luego en-
pujo Vernouillard hacia la habitaci6n mas
retirada del cuarto.
ALI present6 una slla u Vernoullard Y
SO sent66l diciendo;
--IIablemos.
Vernouillard fngia la mayor tranquilidad
-lDs que quiere usted que hablemos, mi
querido comandantc?
DE una cosa grave, senior Vernouillard,
de una comida.
Vernonillard snt6 un escalofrio glacial
que lie recorria desde la cabeza a las puntas
de los pies
VA sabe usted --,afadi6 el comandante-
SO trata de la comida que lie debo en- cambio
dc la que me d6, Parece que desde enton.
cos ha entrado usted de nuevo en- la graca
del senor Vouzadoux En- aquella epoca Il
trata usted dc canalla.
--iQue quiere usted! !-murmur6 Vernoui
llard-yo estaba cesante era precise vivir
Me ha ofrecido entrar su servisio y 10 h,
aceptado.
u Dc modo que sigue usted detestandol'
10 mismo2
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LA COMERIENA
F AFRICA DE T A ABACOS
de Sanchez hermanos
COMERIO

FL crecene favor que venen dpensando los umadores dc
ben gsto los tabacos eborados de nuea brca eevs
la tarea de hacer eogio do dichos productos
Conocida las bondades del tabaco que empeamos
eaboracn solo ener cuena que nuea brca raca
d ceno de la prvegaa que da la meor hoa dol pa
que por ear reaconados os mayoes echero "a
Gil adqur e tabaco de meor cadad que queempeauos
ofrecemos nuestros consumidores.
Hoy Genen esto la OCCASION de fumar e egmo abaco de
Comero bre exeno de mezca de oa' pocedenca compad
do las dver-as vtoas de LA CoMERIENA rmba hare R!
Dep6sitos esta cin!ad Casa he ,s S,i,.s 7 Fen!il
dez c.. Plaza del Mercal Il lem t au Pedro H"ira Paz:
de los Deicias
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Septiembre Is de 1894. a. I'm
Ell NEGRITO

E' sin disputa el mejor conoeidr
hasta hoy.
FL suscribiente que cuenta larga
prittica y conocimiento en- el ramt.
de lct reria, ha escogido las mtje e.
marcas, como Fantauzzi, V,hAs, r
oarada y otros no menos &C el,tados
para ur' seutar al t1b'ico en genera
Ia matca que ftece, en- la s. -euti,lsd
lue todo e que 10 pruebe qpeda,a
satisfecho de sus condolences tdnico
estomacaeS
V'sitad el estab|ecimento de Jnar
TouS. M yor ruin. 5 y por 80 cts He,
a'e;s n-a not, Ia .e' (, ,f.m, d., X IN
\EGilFN
y ne '"r' 9 lt IsuI
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FOIL 400
PEDRO SALES
UN DRAMA FINANCIERO
ROBERTO DE CAMPIGNAC
XVIII
Los BENEFICIoS DE UNA AsOClACI0N

sus compaferos, que NADIA cambiara en- las
costumbres dc la casa, que todo ell mundo
venga aqui maiiana la hora de costumbre.
-lY 81 el se1or de Campignac no cstu-
yiera aqui por la mahana, debo sbrir el CO.
rreoG pregunt6 Peyrot con dulzura.
No, sefor, porque 81 yo no estuvera
aoui, estaria mi socio sehor Deverain.
Peyrot Sc confundi6 en- saludos y fu6 q
decir todos los de la casa que ell future
dueho sc llamaba -ehor de Campignac, que
era un hombre muy simpatico, pero que ha
cia NAL en- tomar consigo 4 Deverain, III
simple cajero que no entendia NADIA de las
grandes especulaciones bursatiles.
Ivonne estuvo vcando ell cuerpo de la Sc
hora de Marsebert durante una parte de lt
nocho, Y cuando Sc acosto, as( como Elens
Roberto y Deverain las reemplazaron iunt'
la muerta.
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Sc ALQUlLAN

Uv aln artr pr pic pA,a ter'a cor su.
hab'tscintes Z Ia oalie del Couercio Ii" 3
10 ~ Ia e'u I'd janto ssts diez cusytus
cen snr divi~ionee, ccciuae, frngaderos,
sgua, Ia'rins, pati', corr esprudientes q cs
da rua'ta.
Para iuforp,-s di'igrse don Iudale. 10
r vera en- Fdrmacin central de- J F.r e,
p.,re A n. -, . lS94
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PARA GARRETT ERAS

Sc rcnde cast mitad de so palor, ann,d-a
qAsna tritradora de picdra memuda para ca
rreteras, CON So caldera y demds fiesas, en-
may b4en estado y an martiete de repuesto
El que Ia interese puede dirigirse don 10.
berto Graham, en- eSta ciatdad
Ponce, Echrkrn IL de 1904
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A LOS uAChNDAuUo uh IAN

~ s.ole4 10 Santiago, de Coamo tie 6
lie venta novi os 6nos propios pari yuyo.
osmo NoviA nhra IL da 1891
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FdMica fundada en- cl aao 1881
ANlSO A LOS CONSuMIDORES
Unguento Dermogeno!

Los asombrosos efectos produoidos
por el UNGUENTo DERM6GENo er
las Nugas quem&luras, Juaaetet, pi-
ai'rgs Il mssqn;toy 'tp~a 4f'n"~r
yaaf@yacs. sAfanfsas', 's.wo"es. at
cuaiqN,ss pyHtC<seHcsn. y.@udtasMc, Ill.,
reyas. heysfus .Ae cuaiy~tes ar,Ha, pa
H1jlsnr ,t'ts. l,> t1emHesfrau las inflni
t S caract,ne$ otteputa. y Il constan
t. u>o que dc d'cho rspe'-siico e
ha p
.nsnn, ;tn: Etrmacia Gem. ! I, /.
ferrer.
W. ~ " Nvbre 2 dr. $50.
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Buena adquisiC6n.

Sc vende, con buenas condolences la mdgsa
,,a vertical para moler cana de Ia Hacientt
Destino, en- Santa Isabel, de 25 caballos d
e4ersa, en- magn.fco estado corriente, CON al
,4nas piesas de repaesto, como qae estd ha
eiendo actualmente el cosecho y pusde Uersele
fss'scionar. En- su case, &c entregard en- Julio
pr6rsno, en- que debe msontarse otra de mayor
potencia. Dirigirse al que sascribe. Ponce,
Eerero II 1894 de --FRANOIsOo PARRA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-13
ALCOHOLA
TORREGROSA
, Ell TESORO DEL TOCADOR!

Premisdo con medala de oro en- la Expo
sici6n de Chicago. en- competencia Ct n mar
de treinta classes de Alcoholado de Z fere
tes autores.
Quien pru-be 81
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INTERESAN1E

En- el establecimento del que suscribe
sto en- la Gale del Comercio elquina Sa-
lud, re hallan la venta ron superior colo,
RADIO para tomar marca Santa Crux, Is
centsvo botel|s. Ron dequemar q l5 CEN
tavos Ia botslla, y vino Alella superior q l3
cevtavos botella.
Manuel Rosa
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ALCOHOLdDO

ALCOHOLIDO
TORREGROSA
40 vuelve usar otro Es un aqua tan RIGA
an frsgancia que no debe faltar en- el toca
dor do nipguns dana.
No hay j.queca que Sc resista al trata
miento t6pico de este
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Tarita de pasales.

es cualquier oro informn, entennran los carsado
en en- 10 ooncerniente este puerto
Ia EXpEDICION
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-23
DIED.

BAyNE. Suddenly. Tuesday January q. 1894.
in this city. WILLIAM b. BAYNE. ST., late Of
Prince Georges county. Nd, IN the seventy
sixth year OF his age.
Funeral services from Trinity Church, Sd and 9
streets. Thursday at IL an. Relatives an
friends respectfully invited attend. tBalti-
more and Marlboro papers please eopg9
BUNCE. Gu Thursday, January II, 1884. at l2;so
am. MARY e. beloved wife of Charles h.
Thorn in the thirty-sinth year Of Der age
uary ID.
CAMDEN. ON Tuesday. January 3. 1894. at q
Rlazev. l,sss 6th street northwest' Mn. ELIZA
BETH TAYLOR, widow of the late Thomas NJ.
Camden Of Annapolis. Md, in the seventy NH
lnterment, Baltimore, Nd
otGHERrY. At HyattsviIle. Md. at @ pm, On
January q. 1894, Of pneumonia. Mrs. n. ,.
BoUGIEKTY. relict O the late Dr. @. A.
Dousherty OF Cincinnati. ohio.
1nterment at Cincinnati. Ohio.
LAIGNEI. On January %. 1894. LOUISE LAIo-
Mel. aged seventy-iwo year,. at iosa copnscs1r
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
LucAs On Monday, January 80 1884, at SO
BROWN LUCAS. beloved wife of William X.
kebecca Williams. In the sixty-fo year ef
her age.
Funeral .san fFom he! her Tesiasnos. gnl;aAls D. c.
Thursday at pm. Relatives and friends -
vited g
MOTT; Al Albany. \. Y. january Is, 1894, Mr.:
MARGARET r. MOTT, widow OF the late Joel
u. Mott and mother Of Charles {. Mott of
Washington.
RANDOLPH. OF pneumonia. at Asheville. y. c,
on January -, 1894, at O'Clock an. ABRAM
i. RANDOLPH. late Of the government print
ing office. Washington, ID. G
REIN Mrs ABBIE r. REIN. widow Of Isaac
REIN of Philadelphia. died at the residence Of
he son-in-law. Charles E Poster, Tuesday,
lie flo aafN-E lNfh EsaUr
her age.
1nterment at Philadelphia.
NANDERWERkEN. At his residence. In Alexan-
dria county. Va. on Monday, January % 1894.
at am. GILBERT NANDERwERkE<. In
the eighty fourth wear Of his
lnaerment at Oak Hin at ] pm. THURSDAY. =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-23

The story Told by a Lynn, Mass, Man.
ragged and nearly exhausted. a Lynn.
Mass, man has returned from a lumber
camp in New Hampshire and tells a tale
of hardship and ill-usage.
In the latter part Of December. with four
teen other men. he left for Lincoln. n. H..
to work at a logging camp. They had
been engaged through a Lynn agency and
were furnished the customary employment
slips. These have all been returned to the
Lynn agency marked 20. K" and "Ac-
cepted,' but the men state that when they
reached the logging camp. after paying
about "a in railroad fares, which consumed
all their money. they were told that there
was no work for them. and that the firm
had never desired or attempted to hire any
men from Lynn through any agency. The
men delivered their employment slips ard
the firm retained them.
Without funds or friends. the men asked
to be given work until they could earn
enough at the wages paid. $50 per month.
to enable them to get home. Some secured
this favor. but were forced to sleep in the
open air, and one man had his hair frozen
to log one night, and in awakening pull
ed a portion of his scalp Off with the hair.
They were worked hard and poorly fed on
beans and bread of the coarsest descrip-
tlon, ana, nnaliy, Wnen tney asked Ior
settlement, were told that they had -aken
up in board all that they had earned.
Then several of them started to tramp
back to Lynn, one man arriving yesterday
and placing his case in the hands of a local
attorney. He states that others of the
party are scattered along the road in hos
pitfalls in Manchester, Concord and Nashua.
n. H., while others are detained at the
camp, and will not be permitted to leave
until they have settled claims brought
against them by the New Hampshire firm
for their board. The Lynn agency is much
exercised over the matter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-23
THE DISASTER BLANKS.
They Are to Contain Much Informa.
tion Concerning Victims.


The blank forms Of application that have
been devised by the select committee Of
the Senate for the investigation of the Ford
Theater disaster as briefly alluded TO in
last evenings Star, are of two kinds. One
Is to be filed by the heirs of those who
were killed In the wreck or have died since
as a result Of their injuries. 1t is to con-
tain the name of the deceased and the date
of death, from injuries received at the
Ford Theater disaster" The claimant is
to set forth the following facts: Full name
Of the deceased, his age, trade or orofes-
sion. place held at the time of death, when
appointed to his position in the r. and p.
division Of the War Department from what
state appointed. and the residence there
address in Washington at the time of death,
the nature OF the injury sustained
the time Of death, with full particu-
lars in case there was prolonged ex-
istence after injury. and a full state
ment of medical or surgical treatment
received. Then are to follow the names and
addresses Of the attending surgeonsa slate
ment as to whether or not there was an
autopsy, the date and place and name OF
the attending surgeon. the name and ad-
dress of the undertake., the place Of burial
ana the names OF two witnesses to the
causes of death. The claimant is then TO
go into particulars to the property left
by the deceased and it's value W hether there
was a life or accident insurance md in
what companies and for what amounts.
itemized statement Of the expenses attend
ing the injury, sickness and burial the fun
| names and addresses of next-of-kin and
legal representatives, their property and in
comes, the estate Of the deceased and his
will, II there was one. The last item is as
to the administration of the estate This
paper Is to be sworn to before a notary
public and signed by each of the claimants.
In the cases of injury the preliminary
statements are about the same. Then fol-
low the facts Of the nature of the in iuries
sustained, the present results of the injury
and the probable future as to permane ncy.
medical or surgical treatment received.
names and addresses Of attending surgeons,
and Of two witnesses to the Character of
the injury and its results an itemized state
ment of expenditures incident to the in
I jury. a note of all accident or casualty in
surance held, and the amount received
therefrom, the size of the family dependent
upon the claimant for support the property
owned by him and its value, and a state
ment of the income received other than
| from government position. This is also to
be sworn to and signed.
These blanks are being sent out by the
committee to all who are known to be sur
vivors of the disaster, and to the families
of those known to have been killed in the
! wreck. In case however, that those Who
are interested do not receive them I'm the
| regular course they may get them by writ
| ing to Senator Harris, the chairman of the
select committee, at the Senate or by call
| ing at the meeting room, which is the same
| the room of the committee on the IBIS
| trict of Columbia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-23
Questions for Senate Candidates.

The democratic caucus Of the Mississippi
legislature met last night. Representative
Henry moved that candidates for the Sen.
ate appear and answer the following ques
tons:
What was your position on the repeal O,
the Sherman bill?"
do you indorse the action of Senators
George and Walthall on what is familiar ly
known as the silver question:
What Is your position on the tariff bill
and repeal of the ten per cent tax on
banks?"
He argued that this would place the can.
didates before the caucus without eouiyo.
cation.
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Another American Countess.

Much interest is felt in the wedding OF
Miss Garcia Livingston and Count de Lau
gier-Villar, to be celebrated tomorrow morn.
ing at IL O'Clock in the cathedral at New
York. Last night the preliminary rehearsal
az the cathedral was held. Relatives will
be seated according to the degree of kim
ship. The French ambassador Patenotre
wilfbe best man.
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The PrOba BILE Chief.

Unless the present program is changed
Mr.. VIM. p. Hazen of the treasury secret
service, stationed at Cincinnati, Ohio, will
succeed Mr.. Drummond as chief Of the
secret service. The latter will probably be
transferred to some other station.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-23
Examined for Promotiou.

Capt Lester A. Beardslee. commandment
OF the naval station at Port Royal. 5. C..
was examined at the Navy Department to-
day for promotion 10 the grade Of COM
n.odore by a board of which Admiral Greer
IS uresfdert
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-23
Butter.
Eggs.
Cheese,

Cheese, cream, pounds Csc
Butter, choice creamery, pound. SOC.
Eggs, dozen Choice country. c5c
SooAins butter. Zoe.
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EXTRACTS.

Johnston's Small Lemon, O for 25c 10
Johnston's Large Lemon, 3 for 25c. i0c
Johnston's Small Vanilla, @ for 25c &c
Johnston's Large Vanilla, 3 for 25c. loo.
Johnston's Extract Ginger, for CSC. .iOc.
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LARD.
FLOUR.
SOAPS.
STARCH.

Large Lump Starch, for. .25c.
Elastic fiat IRON Starch. ............. .1Oc.
Ivory ElephanD Starch. Toe.
vermicelli. 3 for Doc. ................1O c.
Sage, 3 for 25c NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Oc.
Tapioca, for 25c. ....................1 0c.