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PERSONAL.

IN THEIR EAGER\ESS To KEEP Up CONF
petitors gaspins for breath. But il is very
easy for US to pay you stupendOus rates for
gents discarded garments. Drop postal
JUSTH'S OLD STAND. 619 ID ST. NV f.oo
ELEGANT LADIES FOOTWEAR. GEO E. VEG
gel, SOI y. Howard ST., Balto Md, the ladies'
shoemaker. has opened a branch office for the ac-
cOmnoda tiOn .Of his Washington patrons at lO2s
nth st. NV, Washington, d. c., where he will
be Wednesday of each week from 9:3O to
4:30 to take measures. Ladies' who wish shoes
made to fit perfectly, in latest styles and of best
material. will do well to call. feIO-eolm.
AUTHORIZED PRIVATE DETECTIVE AGENCY
Confidential communications promptly attended
TO. Cficc open all hours. Best references w
WILLIAMS, Manager. go F ST. NV fe5-Im-
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FOR SALE-STABLE

FOR SALE-A DESIRABLE STABLE. CONTAIN
Ing hNe stalls and room for three carriages in
square l39, near Dupont Circle and fronting on
Two alleys; price. 8. 200 IL taken at once An
f-2l-3t - ~"
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BILLIARD ANDPOOLTARTFS

TIE BRUNSWICK CK-BALKE-COLLENDER co
LIHtari and pool table nuflcturers and the
NIrkes Refrigerator Co. have removed their
var, rooms from i4ll Penn ave to 1910 Penn
a.
s-ai-lD ]. G. TAYLOR. Manager.
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGEFINE COUNTRY PLACE At
4 llport. Long Islaud: acres S-roOm. furnished
- Ise: small stable; OverlOOks Great South Ia
Il miles from Long Island railroad: exchange for
house in Washington; price, 5000.
THEO. A. HARDING,
fe21-3t 120l G. st NV
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SOS 23d. 6r......I4.JO
4 O'Bri-n's row. 5r. 10
9ol 9th, 5r, wa. .10.30
llS Congress 81. 6r.S. so
30. II. ~ NJ sw. Or. 3
9l2 22d. store. q
Storage rm, SIS 1athnw 3
Stable r'r 1919 G NV. L
Good 5r houses for
white tenants. 1. Sc
nr 18th, rent each. s.
GEO. W. LTNKINS,
Sl0 10Th CT ~
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FOR RENT
2422 Pa aye.i1r. 2b. laun-
dry. Gel & ST r. ami. S55
1909 23d, lOr&b. 80. 80
22lS G NV. or & b. 30 80
2316 ii. Sr&b. .25. 50
23O6 NJ, Or & b.. 80
Kansas ave. 6r.......15
Central ave near CO.
lumbia I'd. 7r&sta. 1850
HOS I'D. 6r. W. 10. 30
523 23d, Or. 1880
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600 p ST NV

WEAVER, GO + ST NV.
1913 9th NV. Or. mi. 81
III Carroll Sc. Or. mi. 20.30
159 Calf ne. Or, mi e0.30
1912 LIST ne, s&d. 80
1928 Marion NV, 6r,
mi -............lS.30
527 14th ne. Or. mi.1S.30
PAL 4t2 sw, Or, mi. IL
1910 lst ne. 6r. mi. ID
1885 11th NV. store
and dwE. 10
403 Sd sw. Or. mi .l3. 50
1921 and 1923 18th
sc. Or. mi. i.....l 30
465 c sw, CIR, waterl0. IS
I21 and 123 ADC
ct NV, Ar. wa. 10
o0S + NV. office room. 10
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HORSES AND VEHICLES

FOR SALE-A DARK BROWN PONY; TRUE
sound and perfectly kind; Il child can drive it,
Address L. %. Box ~ Georgetown DC fe22 3: .
FOR SALE-OR EXCHANGE-ss5 WILL BUY A
nice black country family mare: 100 pounds
Will exchange for cheap horse for country
Use. COOPERS. 1921 II ST. NV fe2l.3t.
FOR SALE-A CLOSE CARRIAGE tONE- -HOrSFl :
solid panels; glass; adjustable front. in good
condition.; only $75. Can be seen ut HACK
NEi'S. Pa. ave. bet. 2Sth and 29th SITS. n.w
fe20-3t'
FOR SALE-TWO TEN-PASSENGER WAGON
cites, with license tour horses ard hlrnesS: Will
sell at sacrifice; owner leaving city. Can at
142G New York ave. fe2O3ta
FOR SALE -SORREL MARE: SUITABLE FOR
buggy phaeton; faster than ordinary buggy
hrse; suitable for ladies. Apply TO T. W
TYLER, Stable 422 Sth ST. NV feI7Ct.
HORSE FOR SALE OR TI;ADE-yERY STYLISH
gray, full tail absolutely sound, six years Old
sell at cheap value viii trade for stylish,
clean-cLt trotting saddle horse. Can be seen at
GIIEEN'S STABLES. liil-IG L St.. or Apply to
or addres, II. W. FULLER, c. ard o. railway,
18th and q SITS. felj-tf
FOR SALE-THE MOST STYLISH LARGE HORSE
in the city, young sound and kind: also i'm
ported Stanhope gig and magnificent harness
sold because owner has left the city and does not
want TO move them; the swcllest turnout al the
kind in Washington Can he seen at COOPER S
STABLE. rear OF the Hotel Fredonia. fec I'm
FOR SALE-COUPE- ROCKAWAYS. TRAPS. COU-
peettes. huckbOards, surreys. buGSlcs, business,
milk and dayton wagons at low prices.
oc12Gm COOK & JARBOE. 1926 ST. NV.
FOR SAIE-2O HEAD ACCI1MATED HORSES:
suitable for all purposes. MONUMENTAL STA
BIES. 20S 14th st. NV. Telephone G23 diff
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folt KEN u NJ L hNlS
l02S VT ave NV, 1Sr. S300
93l Pa ave NV, en-
tire building. .26J
1923 II ! av NV. lar. .25u
1916 Goth st. pr .sD0
1913 \ II ave. lor. l66. 81
1oll Conn av NV, lar. q,
1881 q st NV. l6r. :. l5l
1874 10Th st NV. LIT. lot
Road ST, Georgetown,
lbr IL.
1923 NJ st nv. 1Jr. H..
1888 Mass av NV. l2r. lOt
1888 q st NV. l0r. lU
3406 L st NV. lir. .lOt
1896 y ST NV. l2r. .1Ot
1884 2Sth st NV. l2r. lVt
l132 10th st NV. llr. lOt
Z Dupont cir, l1r. .S3.3 3;
$40 Sth st NV. ST n
dwg, Tor. SO. 3;
1914 + st NV. I'd. Sd
and 4th floors. .S3.3s
els Z ST NV, l5r. SO. SSs
1876 5 st NV. llr. 81
616 + ST NV. 22r.....1.
1912 10th st NV, l2r. q,
1S50 Wyoming av,15r. -
1913 y st NV, 12r. 90
1922 18th st NV. 11r. .E
5O2 E ST NV. 1ly......IJ
400 Chaplin, 1T. IA
2020 Hillyer ave NV.
1T "a
SOC 18th ST nw(fiao Il .3r. II
2U23 Hillyer pl. 1or. .1C
1920 Sunderland pl,
l2r ................Ie az
1921 Goth st NV. 10r. .6s
1913 o st NV. Tor. =. .G
1925 q ST. Or. 81
405 l1th st NV. 2r. IL,
1905 + ST NV. 10r. .G
1402 Chaplin st NV. .12r. q
6o6 Ii ST NV. 10r. "a
501 Maple ave NV. .12r. u
2024 X st NV. Or. .6
1913 Goth st NV. l2r.6(
1910 2lst st NV. Tor. %
1917 o st NV. 1lr. GO
2500 18th st NV. 9r. &C
2235 . ST NV. i0r. 81
llJ4 18th NV, 1or. 3!
1712 1Ith ST INVITA- }. 6rJC
Laurel ave. Mt. Pleas
ant. Tor. r............ sc
rURN
In NV. 20r. $500
r / av mr. Ct av,l1r3S3. 81
| st nr 18th NV, l5r333. 81
VI NV & l. st NV, lSr. 3N
Mass ay Dr 18th st
NV. lSr. 300
X ST nr 18th NV, lSr.3 .30t
\ ii ave nr Corcoran
ST. l3r. 20
Conn ave mr. X. lSr. .2I,
Mass ave nr Scott
Circle. 13r. ID.
X | ave nr 18th st NV.
1T .sW
Ne cor y ii ave and
Corcoran st. 13r. lG6. 6,
1914 10th st NV. 1lr. La
2lst and o SITS NV. .l0rl5t
DeSaleS st NV. l2r. .1J
OFF
1924 + st NV. w.basem't. $75
5Oi l4th NV. .6S.5l
Sc cor 18th and F
SITS NV. Ar. entire
third floor. .......... &c
Pa av and 1lth NV, ,2r. IS
Sc cor 18th and +
SITS NV, Pr. I'd floor. 40
133 9TH st nw.ls and
I'd floors. "a
1I2O Ia ave. I'd floor. 40
SW cor llth and +. 80
ste
133 18th st NV. ......Sl0u
l2l4 + st NV. .lOa
GO L st NV. 81
40 18th st nw...... 30
III II st. so
S24 18th st NV. store. 2j
STA
Bet 18th and 18th. X
and l. SITS. .S4J
4,sqG6, Mass av * 2lst. -
., so &C. G..............2 Is
Il i ave and \. lIth
and 18th Sts NV. 40
The above houses can
from our office only. TIL
fel9
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MANICURE

MADAME PAYN. MANICURE AND CIIIROP
odist, I03 18TH ST. N.W.-The only Importer
and manufacturer Of FINE MANICURE aud
CHHOPODIST GOODS soush Of New York au23-tr
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WAREHOUSES;

WANrED-TO BUY FOR CASII-A FIVE OR SIN
house and lot. Address, stating number.
street, size of house and lot and monthly rent
Box 4. Star Office. fe2O-2w
WANTED-NIARCH /, BY GENTLEMAN AND
wife, furnished house TO care for during summer:
nominal rent. Address X. W, Star Office fe2,D st
WANTED-TO EXCHANGE.-WE ARE DIRECTED
70 exchange a very attractive piece of unimpr1ved
property for a well located house of six 10 ten
rooms and pay 81 500 cash fn the transaction
WM- H. SAUNDERS X co, ,1401 NV.
fell eOd}t
wANTED-I BUY OR EXCHANGE HOUSES AND
lots. -Owners send full particulars GEO. T..
ROBINSON, % Atlantic bldg fei5-lm
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-BY a REFINED FRENCH TEACHER
and board, bet. 18th and 18th. II and VI
sts.: over So. Address PAIiISIENNE, Star
e.
WANTED -UNFURN RNISHED-SECOND FLOOR OF
two or three rooms. must be between q anl VI
and 9th and 18th Address VI. B.. Sta-
OiicP. Lbs
WANTED-MARCH /. . OR 3 UNFURNISIIED
CON- rooms; heat and gas; suitable for light
housekeeping; by quiet, responsible parties. Ad-
office NV preferred. It.
wANTED-THREE SECOND-FIIOOR ROOMS. UN-
furnished. bet and T. 9th and 18th SIS.
state price and full particulars. Address VI. T.,
Star Office. fest.
WANTED - PLEASANT. LARGE. FURNISHED
room In Georgetown or South Washington, where
landlady minds her business: board. Ad-
dress PROMPT PAY z, Star Office. fell -;t'
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FOR RENT-BARNES & '
1122 Corcoran NV.
Tor, mi. So
503 Spruce st, L ID Z,
or. mi. 30. 80
12S L ne. Or. mi. 80. so
22li q NV. Sr. mi. 80. 80
7lh lst NV. Sr, mi 20. 80
1924 9Th NV, Sr, mi. .30.50
1927 7th NV. dwg,
over store. .......25.5 so
1913 Spruce st, l. ID +.
Sr. mi. mi...........25. so
233 18Th sw. Sr, mi. .25. so
1855 Linden ST. Id
i, Or. mi. ..-..22. so
$50 Spruce st. l. d p.
Or. mi. %. 30
$40 Tenn ave ne. Or, mi22
02G and 52S Tenn ave
ne, Or, mi. 30
fnDI Qt
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FOR SALE-MIoCELLANEOUS

FoR SALE-I75 LES NEARLY NEW RREVIER
upper and lJwer CrSe old -styIe tyu. Cali or "a :
dress PRINTING OFFICE. COZ Pa. ave- Sc
fcz2-3t
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FOR kENT-HANDsoME NEW HOUSE NEAR
Church of the Covenant; 10 rooms and bath;
a.m.i. heated by furnace; S55 to good tenant.
fe2l-3t ED. j. o'HARE 1006 st. NV.
FOR RENT-Il3S 18TH ST. NV; ELEGANT NEW
house; 10 rooms and bath: Ami; heated by fur
mace; $40 to a desirable tenant.
fe21-3t ED. J. OHARE. 1006 T st. nv
FOR RFNT-1417 18TH SINE; ROOMS; BATH;
ami; SIS.
BUDDETT STRIKER
fe2l-3t' 1926 Florida ne.
FOR RENT-1724 Q ST. NV; BRowN-SToNE
and pressed brick house: 10 rooms: beautiful
cabinet mantels; granolithic sidewalk and large
yard; very desirable. Apply 1872 ST. fe20-3t'
FOR RENT-12 18TH ST. NE. OPPOSITE LIN
coin Park; handsome 2-story and basement
house, with large back yard: rooms and bn III; ;
elegantly papered aud furnished with all modern
improvements; terms very moderate. Apply next
door-No. a. fe20-3t'
FOR RENT-5l4 18TH ST, STORE & GEL. =. $50
1919 litb st; store 80 332 Elm st, 7r.. 20
1924 II ST. fiat Ar. - d:3i % Ne. Or a. b. 25 81
Chlcs.o st Ne, 12' 1886 wa!iach. 5r. Is 80
fe-,- THoS. W. HUNGERFoRD. 1919 st.
FOR RENT-CENTRALLY LOCATED BRICK, 1870
ST. NV: l3 ROOMS, two baths, cellar furnace
and all In good repair; $40; also desirable seven
room brick, 1211 9Th st. NV, with bath. &c. I;
So. ALBERT i. FOX, go st. NV fe203t
FOR RENT-726 18TH ST NV; REDUCED To
$50 MONTH; 10 rooms and baths; in good
fe5o-6t C. d. MEBEIMANN. 1903 F st.
Fon RENT-l3IO 9TH ST NV. BEAUTIFUL
new house of rooms; cabinet mantels; electric
gas lighting, &c; rent reduced to $50.
fe2O-3t A. T. CoUMBE, 1425 n. Y. ave.
FOR RENT-IO5 I'D ST NE, HANDSOME NEW
1l-room house; modern conveniences. OWNER,
14I st. fe20-6ts
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WANTED-HELP.
s.AI.E.

wANTED-A NEW YORK CUSTOM TAILORING
house is desirous VI securing agent 10 take
orders for custom m-made clothing in Washing ton
and vicinity. Oue able 10 furnish bOud ~Olid
cOlsign sufficient goods 10 make u good showing
as merchant tailor. Address ). j. BOGEN.
care genl delivery post Office, Washington. DC.
fe22-3t
Evening star., 1894-02-22

NOTICE To STRANGERS
We serve
20-CENT MEAL
That is far superior the usual twenty -fye-ceut
meal served in this city.
THE VIENNA DINING ROOMS
Sl4 and SIC ST.
Opposite patent Office. fel5-1m.
2UO1 l ST. NV, FIRST-CLAsS TABLE BOARD
with or without rooms; large corner house; south
ana east exposure fe10-lmos
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rs. bg4 T 81. NV.
1892 9th NV. l2rb&mi. 81
$50 sth ne. 6rb&mi. -
1Il1 18th ne. Orb. is
141 L Sc. Or. 10. 80
529 18th ne. Grab. L.. 50
y27 9th NV. 12r. .cel&b. .GU
Evening star., 1894-02-22

AT RAAlSAY'S
Your watch cleaned for 81: watch handspring
81. All work warranted for wear
ap3-tr 1921 St. NV.
$500 YIELDS S45 WEEKLY! FINANCIAL DE
preston does not affect ROWES INFAILTBL LIE
HANDICAPPING SYSTEM. Best and fest spec
Prospectus 1894 free. C. d. ROWE, Box 127,
Brooklyn. y. Y. fp3-1m
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FOR SALE-NO- . EASTMAN KODAK: GOOD AS
new; cost S2.jO; will take half original coSr
Call n GE-- Z ANSLI'S 4SI Ia. ave rc2., ots
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ID st, west side. Just
lNISIIFn

ISHED.
18th st bet o and X. 200
1ar II ana 10th. 500
Al ST bet 18th and
18th SITS. s...........I7e
lsth ST bef Q & le.l5O.UO
81 bet 10th and 2lst
SIS ..-............l50
18Th 81 bet I and
IL SITS. .lO
DE Sales st bet 18th
81 and Conn ave. .l2s
10Th 81 mr. Mass ave .ls5
18th ~ nr Iowa CIR. .io9
@th bet D and + SITS. 100
18TH 81 bet = Sss. l'O.OO
q st bet 10Th aud
1Oth SITS. s.
Z bet i7th 4 1sth. .s3. ss
IiigSs bet is 4 1s
. 81 bet l<th and lsth. "a
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FOR KENT OR SALE-AT ATLANTIC CITY Nj
bargains in hotels, boarding houses and cottages.
building sites reasonable. ISRAEL q. ADAMS a
CO, Atlantic City. feIIn
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5os LIST SC. 6r.....25. 50
sl,s A Sc. 6r a b. .25 70
l3a2ll p sw. Or. -. 30
lloS-11-21 Parvard. Or. %
400 18th NV. Or. %
ZIG Poplar ,coD Or. u 50
3Sl L ne. 4r.....e. %
BOO. 3213 and 321b
Cherry hill.4r (coD .
EDLE, DAVIS X CO.,
1919 r ST. NV.
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FOR RENT
EA~HTHn nkw-

Cor 18th a q SITS INV
twith stalil.,l s. s.g3.24
Mass ave, lsth and +
SlS g.
III st bet 18th aud
18th SITS. 500
II l ave bet 18th So
and Conn ave. with
n Il near Conn ave,
with stable. .slG.s7
NJ bet l4th a. 18th. 300
Conn ave bet N and
y SITS. .29i 81
Ia st bet l4th and
VT ave. .275
10th bet II and Q sts. as
h 81 bet 18TH and
18th SITS. DOS. "a
18th 81 frOating Far
ragut SlGar... .5bO. .Ol
II st bet 20th and
2lst SITS. ...........2 200
III.
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FOR RENT-BY EAST
Real Estate Broe,
1102 9Th nw,1lrb&mi. $50
30O3 p NV. Srb&mi. 40
12+0 Duncan ne. 6yb,
mi i.............. is. so
Two houses in Cook
Park, Orb, mi. .2S
fpgl-.,t
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wANTED-TWO OR THEE EXPERIENCED Ca

v4ssers to handle article OF household use;
large sales; large profits. small amount Of cash
necessary Address GI-> EkAL AGENT, star Of
ice. fe2l-2a
Evening star., 1894-02-22

WAITED WHITE DRIVERS; MUST PUT UP
collateral and bring recommendations; no Others
need apply. JOHNSTON'S, 80 7th st. la
Evening star., 1894-02-22

FOR SAl4E-BG PERSON BREAKING Up HOUSE
Keeping, handsome rosewood piano: full octave: :
cost SGfsl: Hailct. Davis & Go. make. SEQ; walnut
disk and Office chair. So handsome walnut ward
robe. SIO. .uS a Sc. fe223t.
Evening star., 1894-02-22

FOR SALE-MEDIUN SIZE SAFE WITH COMET.
nation lJck; best make and good as new Poon
l.. 1910 + ST. NV fel7-6;'
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sANTo AN ITALIAN.

Garnega Murderer, Was Born In the
Rsovinoe Of MILAN, Ieaiy.
Santo, the assassin. 10 q beardlesa
young man. 90 10 eS years old. When
arrested be was attired In . brown suit
And wore = peaked cap that matched
ne suit il color. As he marched under
bis police guard from the Rue de la
Republiqne 10 the station no held his
head down, but his eyss glanced fur
tiyely around u though he was seeking
81 opportunity 10 escape from his cap
tcra
Santo, who speaks French badly.
when questioned by Protect Lepin st
tho police station lin Rue Moliere, said
he had lived ~ Cette. department of
Herault, sor tho past six months ana
had only come 10 Lyons Sunday. ne
gave his age at 70 years His replies
were given coolly, but without any sign
of brayado. he refused. however, to
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he life of the assassin. With drawn
sabres in their hands the guards rode
down into the crowd, needless OF whom
fheir horses trampled upon. The
crowd gave way before the horses and
" last the center OF the mob was
reached. Then Gordon was formed
around the 10 almost exhausted police.
men and their captive and the march to
the police station Iegan. Even thus
surrounded the prisoner was not safe.
tOr men In, the crowd made frantic
endeavors to reach him. The guards
Eepelled these attacks with the hat sides
of their swords, while at the same
lime keeping watchful eyes upon the
crowd to prevent the prisoner from
being shot. Maledictions were hurled
ppon the captive and never before has
such wild indignation against q
hnman being been seen in this cily.
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Little Doubt Carnot's Murder was &
Avepge Valiant and HenrL.

Little Doubt carnot's Murder was ca
Avepge Valiant and Henri
PARIS, June 26.--The inquiries OF the
police have resulted in showing that
Santo was born at Motta Visconti.
northwest of Pavia, in De, EN- Der, 1873.
The prisoner is baker by trade, and
was tried In Milan iii 1891, for breach
OF the peace, but he was acquitted, ow-
Ing to lack of sufficient evidence against
him.
Santo was known as a dangerous an
archist and delivered anarchist lectures
OF the widest character before going to
Switzerland last year.
The polio are keeping strict watch
over anarchists in all the cities .af
France, and it is expected that several
important arrests will be made during
the day.
There no longer seems to be much
doubt that the presidents assassination
was the result of an snarchistic con-
spircy to avenge the neaths OF Valiant
and Emil Henri. the two recently exc
cuted anarchists.
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ANTLlTALIAN RIOTS.

Ceantrynen eR sanse Victims Of the
u M Mob's Esngsaacs.
1. When il became generally known
that ~. Carnot's assassin was an
Italian the feeling Of deep indignation
among the crowd found vent In the
form of attacks upon cafes kept BY In
Offensive natives on Italy. Three such
PLACES IN the vicinity OF the Palais OF
Commerce were totally wrecked by the
infuriated mob. French iags were in
abundance and were procured by the
crowd, aud with cries of "Down with
the Foreigners ''Out with them, !"
hundreds OF men and boys marched to
the Rue dc Ia Barre, in which street the
Italian consulate Is situated. There Is no
doubt that the consulate would be
sacked had 1t not been for the prompt
action Of the police, who stopped the
crowd and compelled its members to
disperse.
The excitement continues at fever
heat and 1t would take very little to
precipitate bloody anti-Italian riots.
All over the city threats are made to
take summary vengeance upon the
countrymen Of Santo, and the authori-
ties, fearing that attempts would be
made to put these threats into effect,
ordered bodies OF cuirassiers to patrol
the city TO prevent any outbreak.
Every where the troops are greeted with
cries or ssLonR live the army"
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PRICE FIVE CENTS.
THE wsts- MINE DISASTER.

80 4 -s
Nambrr Of Dead. II Is Believed. vii.
Nnmb"r Two Hundred a.tl Fifty.
CARDIFF june 26 The men who
have volunteered TO search the Albion
colliery at Cilfndd, the scene of the ter.
rible explosion OF firedamp Saturday
evening. have been at work all day, bat
no further rescues have been effected.
All hope for those still in the Dit has
teen abandoned. The number of the
dead will. 1t IL believed. reach $50 1t
has been as.ertsined that 26s men and
boys descended the shaft and OF this
number only II have been saved. A
large number of bodies are buried be.
meath the eorth falls. and it has been
found impossible as yet to extricate
them. Those not
kl ed by the Explosion
or crushed 10 death by the falling earth
and rock. We're undoubtedly asphyxi-
ated by the sfterdaInp The bodies of
those recovered, who were killed by the
actual explosion, which was terrific,
were terribly mutilated. In many
cases arms and legs were blown COM
pletely from the trunks. Limbs from
missing bodies have been found. In
one place dozen podies were found
together. The men had evidently teen
overtaken by the afterdamp while en-
deayoring to make their escape. The
scene of the disaster has been visited by
thousands, OF people from the surround
ing country. Thus far l4a bodies have
been taken from the nit.
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CONGRESS ADJOURNED.
Both Houses Pay Respect &" tho Msrl
Of President Carnns

Both Houses Pay Respect t" the Msrlo
Of President Carnos.
WASHINGTON. June 26.-The death
of President Carno. was the sole theme
about the senate, and was recalled in a
prayer marked by deep feeling deliv-
cred by the Rsy DIR. Milburn, the
blind chaplain of the senate. Imlne-
diately after the opening prayer, Sen.
ator Morgan, chairman of the commit
tee on foreign relations, offered the fol.
lowing resolutions:
Resolved, That the senate of the
United States unites with the American
people in expressing to the people of
France their sorrow md sympathy in
the national bereavement they are suf-
fering from the cruel blow OF AN assas-
sin, which was aimed at the peace of
France and fell upon thu heart of Presi
dent Carnot. And as mark OF re-
spect due to the memory of the wise.
virtuous and patriotic president of the
republic OF France, the senate will,
at the close of this proceeding, stand
adjourned until tomorrow at 10 o'clock.
Second, that the president OF the
United States is requested to tommuni.
cate this expression OF national sorrow
to the government of France, and to
Mime. Carnot.
Senator Morgan made brief speech,
in which he referred to the patriotism
OF the people OF the French yepnblic,
and the cordiality of the relations be-
tween the two republics.
At 1890, the senate ijorned.
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THE WOUND Fatal.

Ehysicfaus Hastily Summoned to Attend
the President.
In the meantime physicians were has.
tlly summoned to attend the president,
who had almost Immediately been CON.
veyed to the prefecture. a careful ex-
animation was made Of the wound and
fhe doctors declared that the condition
|of NJ. Carnot was hopeless.
The receipt Of the news of the assas-
ssnation caused q great sensation at the
4rand Theatre, which was filed to the
walls by the elite OF Lyons. When the
fsst report had been fully confirmed
ne audience left the building,
aAany Of them proceeding at once to
ths prefecture. where they stood in the
skfeets waiting for any report that
light be vouchsafed to them from the
bnilding and discussing the crime that
10y considered had cast disgrace upon
tle fair fame Of their city.
An Inssrnal Hemorrhage.
After President Carnot was taken ia
Ae prefecture all the physicians in at.
tahdance npon him agreed that an oper.
aslon was necessary, whereupon DR..
Qflier Immediately probed the wound.
M bile this was being done. NJ. Carnoi
cazne to his senses and said feebly. but
distinctly, How you are hurting me. y
Khe doctors, however. continued to
alse--d the wound, the outward bleed
t. OF which had stopped. They knew,
thpugh, that the presidents condition
w. extremely grave, as they more
thAn suspected that internal hemcrrhage
haH occurred.
shortly after midnight the archbishop
Uf Lyena was summoned TO the bedside
Of the dying president to administer ia
him the last rites of the church. He
Was In the room but ashort time when
he emerged and retired to an adjoining
room. Here he remained till 1880
o'clock, when he was again summoned
to the president's room, where he ad-
ministered to him the sacrament.
M Carnot remained conscious to the
last.
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ducted into Office. Added to all this ID
the anger Of France at the assassin,
Cssare Giovanni sauto, the young
Italian, whose deadly knife has plunged
nation into grief.
Tsleerams az sympsshy
are pouring in upon the family and
upon the government. These messages
Of coincidence coins from eli countries
of worid. showink chat France il not
alone In hsF sofrow 1T tho death Of her
president.
I The newspapers of GIL shades of opin-
ion print leading articles dsploring the
assasgination a. Sadi- Garnot.
signs on mourning ate general
throughout tlis city. and France. All
tho dags are 1t halkmast and tho pub-
no building ars being draped with
crepe.
MINIS. caznot - Lyeas.
Nine. carnot, accompanied by her
two aons, arrived st Lyons IL I o'clock
. =. ~. The widow was most respectfully
greeted b. i large crowd Of people
assembled about the railroad depot.
she proceeded hmm ediatsly 10 tho pre-
lecture, where tie body og ths iate
presidsnt nov tsposes iii stats. when
Mime. Carmel reached the prsfscture.
the death chamber was cleared of Ill
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