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led
1928 o st NV. $3.50
1904 s ST NV. Or. 81
1909 both st NV. llr.5(
1911 y 81 NV. lord
1914 L st NV. llr....45
132 18th st NV. ar...S.
124S 11th st NV. Tor. a.
l242 llth ST NV. 9r. a.
o b 4 q fats, Sr. Al
1901 2lst st NV. sr. 40
1244 1lth st NV, Tor. As
rs K ct ne. Tor. .....4.
6S3 E ST NV tfiat), Or. 4.
1916 / NV, Tor. 40
IAN Chaplin ST NV. ar. &C
1913 33d ST NV. l0r. A
233 X st ne. Tor. Al
12S5 18th st. sr. al
2022 l st NV, Or.
1874 l4th st NV, Tr...4C
1887 18th st NV, sr. A
300 NJ ST NV. Or. 81 ~
1894 18th ST NV. Sr.37. 81
1899 Chaplin ST. Sr. IS
1882 Corcoran ST. Tor. &.
2906 Q ST NV. r. 30. 3s
1906 9th st NV, sr. "a
] B&Q Oats. 30th&M, 9r. 81
40l5 Sth st NV. Sr. 215t
1014 eth st NV, Sr...2J
lD7 Columbia st NV, Sr2J
1loS l4th st NV. IT. 2,
CSC X st ne. Or. y
81 y J ave Sc. 7r.a2 "a
ld2l T st NV, 6r. i.
1H02 I'd st NV. 5r. I'll.
2l2 LIST st sw. 6r....ll
32 LIST ST sw. 6r....ll
ZIG LIST st sw. 6r...i5
20 LIST ST sw. 6r....l5
- LIST ST sw. Or. IL
635 Pomeroy ct. 4r.l2.5(
651 Pomeroy ST. 4r.l25(
go Pomeroy st. 4r.l2.5(
G3a Pomeroy 81. 4r.l2.5(
1907 Union court. 4r.ls a
In rear OF l225 Conn
ave, several fats, ea6 ..
Chevy Chase. Md. 4r. IL
1913 Pa ave NV, I'd
and Sd floors. 50
226 LIST st sw. CT. ii.
Us LIST st sw. Ell,
1IlS Corcoran NV. lOr. 8.
1920 Trinidad ne. 4r.s.Sl
1922 Trinidad ne, 4r 8 q
1923 Trinidad ne. Asa,
I'D l. st &c. Ar. .6.3a
SHED
18th 1t nr NJ Nv. ar.1.,
q ST mr. Goth NV. Tor. lbs
Hiilyer % NV. sr....lls
18th st ar X NV. .lyQ
Sunderland pl. lO-.lOt
1909 Corcoran st NV ers-
-oIy hillyer nw.llr.S,S. 81
21s y Cap st, Or. SIS "a
9th st mr. L NV, Tor. ~
90. Maple av NV. III. I.
III c st Sc. Tor. ,,.I-
gl4 10Th st NV. Or. I'D
GIG 21st st NV, 1ar n
Riggs mr. 18th st NV,
..or ...............1l
No. . nat. Both and
NJ NV. Tor. &C
Hl2 18th ST NV. Or. 5.
CEs.
1225 Pa av NV, 4th es5
!i2l i NV lrm iOl ID
b19 14th Ut NV. .....--
6O3-1 9TH. several rs
1913 r NV. several rs.
Se cor 9Th and L SITS
I4Il q NV. several rs
1921 + st NV. several
nne omces. ...-
1923 r st NV, several
fine Offices. .-
~ Z 1t NV. several r,ns
e22 D ct NV.
1902 llth ct NV n
sl03 eth st NV. ...l5.5d
1904 llth ct NV. -!
1914 L st NV. 20xSo--
l4ll r st NV. ....,-
LES.
8. % CO. COG
4. 50 66. ......a3
1924 \ Y ave nw(rearl M
Il2l 18th st NV tresrl rs
w st bet 13th a
l4th CIV & G RR Col
In rear l2l2 E st. 10
exa0lneo Dy permit
MAS ]. FISHER & Co.
1924 r st. NV.
SI Acker ne. .....ls.5
lSs o ne. 1870
Hyattsville cot
@4ea> ..... 10 to PC
- I -. .l2.a
131 L Sc. RI
TIERS 4 THOMPSON,
1885 r st. NV.
.ENDD LOCATION, A
ltaining 8 rooms; amt;
HEA. $50 Pa. ave. NV.
Tx HOUSE. WITH NOD.
) kincnlan ST.. between
ID SITS. March 1-s-room
{. NV: modern improve
table rear OF 1927 King
rick stable rear Of 1920
JOHN +. GREEN. l4lG
feo-im
T. NV: NINE ROOMS:
5: In first class copdition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-02-28
Observation-Disclosures

FOR aRENT-CARPENTER SHOP-REAR No. 923
St. NV; $40 mouth. Inquire 926ha La. ave.
ja30-lm
FOR RENT-REMINGTON TYPEWRITERS AT
the REMINGTON OFFICE: modern machne; per-
feet condition guaranteed, with stand: delivered
free In city; one month applies purchase Of
new when directly following rental.
WYCkOFF. SEAMANS & BENEDICT,
d1s-tf Cor. Sth and SITS. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-02-28

:. STORE & GEL. ....$6o
/ $40 18th. flats.$20 4 e2s
6S@ I'd ne. Or 4 b. Is. 36
1855 Wallach. q 5r. 1850
'GERFORD. 1910 II st,
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PERSONAL.
HORSES AND VEHICLES.

FOR sALE-THE MOST STYLISH LARGE HORSE
in the city; young, sound and kind: also i'm
ported Stanhope gig and magnificent harness:
sod because owner has left the city and does not
want 10 move them; the SWEETEST turnout OF the
KIND In Washington Can be seen at COOPER s
sTABIAE rear Of the Hotel Fredonia. fec I'm
EOR E-C0CPE. ROCKAwAYS. TRAPS. co.,
pe,iYettes huck5oards. Surveys. bugZies, business
nilk aud dayton wagons at low prices
ocl2om COOK JARBOE. 1926 ST. NV
soH SAlE-2O HEAD ACCLIMATED HORSES:
s,i,aoie Tor all purposes. MONT MENTAL STA
DLf-S. .O5 18TH 81. .. ". Telephore GU dit
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1912 10th NV. Tor. $3.50
li2o q NV. Or. .......13
'ISHED.
1912 18th NV. lot. 100
1911 18th NV. Tor. SIS
2l0 9th ne. Sr. 80. .35. 10
go 18th Sc. Or. .25
S46 Elm st, L d r,
7r .................2
1925 4th ne. 6r....1s.50
23S LIST sw. Or. 40
lag Schott's al. Ar. II
1904 Blagden's al, Ar. s
SAUNDERS & CO..
1407 + Gf NV
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WANTED-ROOMS.

'WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN, BOARD AND
p lodging at Sc per week In n. section Address
\. Ii. B., Star office. Its
wANTED-A FURNISHED ROOM FOR MAN AND
wife: with heat and light where very light house
keeptng is not an objection. Address NEW
YORK, Star Office. Ire
WANTED-3 OR FUR. ROOMS AND BATH IN
house with elevator or LIST floor; small fur
nished house, well located. Address d. w. Star
ONCE. fe2s- xts
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FOR RENT114 18th g
1919 14th st. store. rs 81
1924 H ST. nat. Ar. 81
Chicago st ne. 4r......1s
fe2S THOS. W. HC'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-02-28
FOR RENT-STABLES.

FOR RENT-NEw 2-sToRY BRICK STABLE, CON
tanning open and box stalls, coachman's room
concrete floor; finished In hard wood and plas-
tered water gas and elevator; located in the
rear of 1744 ST. NV. $20 per mo.
YESTERDAY 4 HALDEMAN,
fe2t-St Cos st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-02-28
PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF SEW
ers-Oibce OF the Commissioners DC, Washing
ton, DC. Feb. IS. 1se4.-Sealed proposals. win
be received at this office until TWO Pm. On
MARCH TENTH, 1874. for constructing severn
in the District Of Columbia. Specifications ana
hank forms OF proposals may he obtained at
this Office J. W. ROSS NJ. NJ. PARKER. @. v.
lowell Commissioners DC. fs2s-6t
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FOR RENT
1871 3lst NV. 12r. $50. 4.
1910 Pa ave NV. / n. o
1880 n NV, l2r.
1905 2stb NV, Tor. 81 s.
2eo6 \ NV, Tor, nj. IS g
1909 2Sth nv. Or. 1856
614 LIST se, 6r. s.
Sic list Sc. 7r.....30. s.
5l2 LIST Sc. Or. b, mi. n . 8
DE
fe5-tr
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FOR RENT
1896 VT. ave, 1or., $i0o
210 Del ave ne, 12r. .$61
2901 Q st NV, Or. 40
722 18th. 12r. 10
1912 Union st. Or. 11.30
fe24-8t" TYLER & RI
FOR RENT-1l39 n II
ave, 12r. 2 BIS. .$S3.S3
1878 n Cap. Or. .l5
l702 Greg av, l0r&cel. 90
162 D sc, 10r&b. 5000
fe1o-tf H. L. r
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e0s LIST se. 6r.....3 80
ss A Sc. Or q b. q. 30
lSS2H B sw. Or. Is 30
loS-l1-A Harvard, Or. %
400 9th NV. Or. e.. 50
ZIG Poplar tcol) ,er. Il. SO
Dol L ne. 4r.......e. 20
s19. 32la and S21s
, Cherry hili,xr (coD. .
hBLk, DAVIS X CO.,
1919 y at nv.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-02-28
FOR SALE-LOTS.

FUN SALE-lOVS.
FOR sALE-A FINE LOT IN THE FAsHIoyABI5E
money. must sell; reduced to sis : =. SesI n
$1,000 advance: only 100 It deep to paved suey:
sewer; water and gas; nnYaestionably the cheap
fe2s-3t so4 and SO ~
FOR SALE-OR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Rfru IL
ing iT Y,, near New Jersey ave and st nv;
west. DAVID d. STONE ' ~
Test so4 and sos st. NV.
FOR sAI.E-HERE Is A BARGArS-IITTIE Lyr
on north side Of $ st. near \. II. ave. NV; la
~ TO an alley. Reduced from $3.50 to 81 10 per
fe2s,st I'D. ]. o'HARE. iooe F $. NV.
FOR SALE-THE GREATEST BARGAIN EyRR
offered; corner lot in the NV, l00xGs, q, Si!sS
Der IT.; just the lot for a builder.
fe27-at zoo lem ~
FOR SAI.E-BY W. & MINNIX, 1881 NV
Lot ~ II. front. side and rear alley, north side
H. 1 &c "a ossc s near s Gss s ana
n; Siloo. Takoma, 800 # from electric cars,
FOR sAIE-BY AUGUST DONATH. 0Ii 7TB sT
-haLf of square 800; froEts 24s n. on X ne,
and 225 on 9Th; al ats on B. and o. X r.; just
the thing for large lumber yard; price, 6oc. o
foot; IAight lease. fe24-6t
FOR SALE SEVERAL VERY DESIRABLE LoTS
IN the gilt-edge section of the NV.
fe24-6t HEBRON RAMEY, i2oe G st. nv.
FOR SALE-CHEAP-A EFT LOT on KENYON
St between 18th and 18th sts-, Columbia Helghts.
te2.t Inquire Of N. N. PARkEk
FOR sALE-OR ExCHANGE-oNE FINE BUILD
ing lot on U st. between 18th and 10th SITS. NV.
WITH plans for building gratis, 20 O quick pur-
oWSFip Apply Sol Spruce St. lie Drot Park.
FOR sALE-BY OWNER. 1900 FIT. OF GROUND
10 a growing neighborhocd northwest; IL a good
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fe24 III H WARNER & Co. e1e y ST. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-02-28
FOR RENT-FLATS
FOR RENT-STORES.

FOR REET-FINE STORE IN MONTROSE FLATS
Ills 9th st. NV: 26ks6; heated by steam: vii
rent cheap to permanent tenant.
fe0-1m' L. S. FRISTOE, 1888 st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-02-28

:. 7R. AND b., P.MO.$3a
1907 9th NV. Or & b. q
700 eth ns. Or &b-..&
BPS Spruce. Or 4 b. q
500 X pc. Sf. -. 10. 81
DID X sw. Or. &c
2O6 n sw. Ar. 4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-02-28

FOR RENT
2422 Pa aye,11r. 2b, Iaun-
dry, eel & st r, ami. s55
1OU3 23d, l0r&b. IS. 50
221S @ NV. Sr & b. 30. so
2316 II, Sr&b. .....@. so
23o8 NJ, Or & b. -. SO
Central ave near Co
lumbia I'd. 7r&sta. 10. so
HOS sd st, Or. wa 10. 80
623 I'D. Or. -lb.30
feo6
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WANTED-YOUNG MAN OR YOUNG WOMAN
to assist in Photographic work; with ex-
perienee preferred; state experience and refer
ence- PORTRAITS. Star office. Lee
wANFED-IF YOU WANT A COOK, IAUNDRESS.
house or lady's maid. seamstress. nurse. waitress
1ut!er. oachlnan, footman or kitchen help go to
TAYLOR'S, 11O715 st. NV. fe2s-6bs
TANTED--LADY AND GENTIEMEN CANVASS
ers can make from 81 to $40 per day, The Capt
TAI maturity Investment Company 500 9Th ST.
w, room No. 81. Cali between o and 10 a. m
BENJAMIN LEACH, General Agent. fe2S3ts
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BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES

THE BRUNSWICK Bake COLLENDER = co.
Siiard and pool table manufacturers and the
Mlckes Refrigerator Co. have removed their
ware rooms from li11 Penn. 1910 Penn.
ave nv
ta3i-im J. G. TAYLOR Manager.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-02-28
MANICURE

MADAME PAWN. MANICURE AND cHIROP
odist 703 18TH ST. N.W.-The only Importer
Snd manufacturer Of FINE MANICURE ana
CdAoFOOLsI GOODS south Of New YORK. au23-tf
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FOR RENT-FURNISAEr
70S 10th NV, l2r. $3.50
1902 u NV. Tor. ITO
UNFUR.
1919 X nv. 1Sr. :. $40
2119 o st NV, 12r. 20
Oregon ave. bet 18th
and 18th NV. 10r. 60
IS Tenn ave ne. 11r. 40
4Ol1 Sth ext. Sr. 20. so
228 18th Sc. Or. .25
70S Sd ne. Or. 20
712 Sd ne. Or. %
G6 l. ne. Or. 1850
1l3o Union ct, Or. 1870
VIM. II.
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WANTED-HOUSES.

WANTED-A NEW MODERN HOUSE. OR 9
rooms, In the West End section of the city !;
from 5000 to $500: will pay all cash. Ad-
dress Box 131. Star Office. fe2I-3t
wANTED-TO BUY FOR CASH-A FIVE OR SIX
room house and lot. Address. stating number
street. size Of house and lot and monthly rent
Boz T. Star office. fe2O- 2yv
WANTED BUY OR EXCHANGE HOUSES AND
DTS. Owners send full particulars GEO. p
ROBINSON. 90 Atlantic bldg. fel5-1m
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FOR RENr-MOST CENTRAL. SITUATION, WITH
all known modern conveniences, including run
ming water in each room; electric light. eleva
tor, mail chute. speaking tubes steam heat
private letter boxes; rent from $40 to $40
, METzEROTT BUILDING, lilo ct. ja3O-1m
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-21
Tho crew orKsarsarEs.

NEW Yum,, Feb. 9l,-rhe steamer
CITY OF pnTiy arrived hero tuis MORN
Ing from Colon bringing the llillccf'
aud crew OF the warshlu huarnfgc,
wrecked ON Honcaior reef
Tue City OF Paris arrived at the dock
ghortly alter noon, The deck was
pally deckvl iu hOnrr Of tho returning
gnll0rB aud O. large America nls was
-pr,al over tue gang plank A large
crowd OF frleuls and relatives was on
tue pier. Admiral stanton told tue
story OF tho wreck Of tue healsnrgo
10 an Associated Pfrss reporter
The accident occurred about = p'm'
ON February 2nd, a slin northeast trade
wind blow ns. The Nuarsarge struck
lightly at flmi, then went high aud
DIV on the reel. The crew remained
on ma ,rI that night. The following day
Nil hsfds were taken OIL on a Gaia
mnfgu boat, together with water aud
provisions, old sails, awnings anu
duch. 10 ia shelters. Everybody was
potigctly cool anu tho WORK VI arTaug'
irp RATS, etc, 10 carry Tue
nl1rdsr ashore, was carried on sys'
iemstlcally. Water was rather hcaicri
allowing them only u pint per Jay Tor
racb man. In the trnnsieri a seaman
nnmeJ Anderson Robbins, who tried
TO swim 10 The reef was drowned. I'M,
was tho only fatality anu the rest Of
line officer. ani tue crew are ~ gooi
health. Az soon az they got Ashore
Lieutenaut Bmluari was dispatched
with seven men to Old Providence
to secure a vessel % take the
shipWrrcErd men OIL. A. Colon,
Rrainard secured the CITY OF
Paris. which arrived At the scene
February 10Th and took them OIL, the
mon not having undergone any
speclsl hardship, aside rom the short
ngo of water. Admiral stanton de-
eiinsd, In nivauce OF the Investigation
Sy The government, to say Anything ~
10 the oausa q. th' Wtecb OF w.
the opinion Innt there was no possible
obancp OF saving the nun Oh lh9
Koarsarge ~ she was badly aIoNe anu
nearly full VI water
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-21
KINDERGARTEN EXERCISES.
Schools 10 which There Wcrc Memoir.
ial Obser,ancgs Today.

Mia Emriiao wclls'5 rchcol, which
has scrsl1ns 10 the Eighteenth Ward
luIcrcuIcn, rch3ol lulltlus, hold
Wn.hlnstan commemorative exercise
today. The program c5u.ls,ed Il Talri.
otto songs and tories OF The lie Of the
fret IrcBldonG The li,lu folks INSIDE
some ro.otlcs Tor the occasion aud each
had the honor ~ wearing one. Among
the portraits upon thu wall va1 one OF
Washington, ahislionIly drarcj. quite
uumb.r OF viaitHH Wc.o pfrsunt.
Misc " Iis has an efficient nIaiftant iu
thu ptuOn VI Miss Nutuc kinuefslcy.
The Rowland Hall kindergarten
fch1 4, Ml- rtha Il Ibiua1n teacher.
ga 'iiss DlIully assistant, had Wnuu.
iuH.Du .ht.fvances today. Tho cKc5.
C.rrH rgriuHll Of the nature 0fth other
schools which are mentioned iu touay'a
NEWS. a number Of specimens made
uy tho ll,tiu manufacturers were shown
auI were very novel. Al Incident
illustrating the results OF kindergarten
tusUhlus8 recently occurred Ia con.
nuoliyu with tuis school. Tnu pupils
p
dyiag Uf naumltlUu. Immtdln' oily
% llttlu one truduruI tho fruit brought
that duy ns o. part VI his lunch. This
example WIS at once followed by all
present VIII, teut ~ the bedside Of the
sufferer many lltlu uulIcauIcs prepared
by ,hcif mothers iuy thUm olives. Ac.
campaigning the tokens was wofl Of
SYM ntny uud chrrr which will b.
tumum1,IcI with gratitude aud which
viii s,Tvc ns n pleasant remembrance.
Miss Dufant, who has charge Of thu
free kiudurgagtun school iu 81. Mnfk'a
sOhOol building Oh east Figst South,
bis1 observed tho occasion today.
Upon the wall wrru tlu famous words
OF Fruuhe; "lirt us live with the
childrep,n and also q portrait OF the
founder OF tue sybtpm. Tue little folks
occupied "a portion OF tuH time IA
making chains 10 nlUrn the room anu
la making various specimens OF their
hAndiWurl,. "Washiugtlu crossing the
Delaware" was ruprtsuatpd antique
manner, auu the tCaCa.t gave a short
history OF the famous general anu
Prcaidrnt, followed by Vac Itilo tots 10
thuir own narration. Miss Duraut ~
assisted IN her work ny Hiss Atkins.
The kindergarten school on west,
lhifth North, under the auspicrs OF
the PlymOth Congregational church,
concentrated the day by appropriate
1tsgryanccr. There wac quiio u good
aituucanec Of yiail0rs, anu lho program
a very Interesting one. IL was learned
thEt the attendance a. this school Il the
lSrgest Of any Ia tho ely.
The kindergarten school Of which
Miss GlpusOil II teacher anu Miss
LashbroUk, assistant, al lthe corner VI
Fourth East aud Seventh south, will
commemorate the birthday OF Wash.
iugtuu tomorrow, Tie exercises viii
CONSIST Of anecdotes OF Warrington by
tuv little folks, Washington sOngs,
marching a. soldiers, with banners
aui flags, games ana occupations. The
hour viii uu 10 o'clock. me room has
been appropriately decorated tor the
occasion.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-21
WIND And SNOW.
HOUSE BLOWS IN on A FAMILY.
A Young Man Carried Over a tlin by
SuoW,lldr.-The Par,lc. Hurt
Severely bat Not Fatally.

This mornings Logan Journal gives
the details Of two accidents, one
caused by tho wind and the other by a
snOwslide, in which tho victims
escaped death, but two Of them rv-
oslved severe injuries. one Of the
| occurrences was nt Smilhncli, where
the house Of Mprch o. Petersen was
blown la by the hurricane which pre-.
vailed on Saturday night. A large
qualify OF bricks AMI other material
crashed In upon the family while they
were In bel. Mrs. pcietBOn was badly
bruised an skinned about the hVa ami
shoulders, aud her righg arm was
broken near the wrist. Her bAby wa,
saved from death by the woman's aim
being around aud over u, ne tie blow
whiCI bIokU her afu would otherwise
have fallen on the li,llp ones htAI.
Mr. Peterson escaped with few slight
bTuirUs. L. the darkness ami CJu'u'
sion NJ the wreck nothing IN the shHIu
Of clothing could be- found, agd The en-.
tire family had 10 mike their way 10
diHhublllc and barefoot through tfu
snow 10 the tesiguuCo At William
wynn, some eight f0uh distant, where
they were taken Ia anu cared iJf.
Tue other instance was iu Logan
canyon on Saturday night Albert
Hug, Of Logan, was working along
with his f0thur, brother and brother.
in.law shout three or four miles up
the canyon, where nro located some
very high cliffs. Above tuOse the
mon were Mt work, wnen a su0wtliir
came sweeping along, narrowly missing
twO of the men, anu carrying Albert
over the almost perpendicular elf at
irpasl l15 feet high, ami further down
the Tayinv some two Or three hundred
yards below, where tho slide came 10 r.
stop ami Albert found himself with his
head prOtruding out " the snow. Hr
worked loose and called for his father,
who iOund his son In pool Of bluou
which issued from a very large wound
In his head. The other men repaired
10 the scene ana the young mnn was
relieved from his position. lie was
taken 10 Logan and DE-, Ormsby sum
m0Hed. Hu found large scalp wound
on the top OF the head, besides which
tho young man had one rib broken,
ana was Olhrfwite badly shaken up
Internally. He n now progressing
mvoTnbly and hopes are entertained
Tor his speedy recovery.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-21
EurOpean Asphalt Expert.

Herr Fhtz wlnterhof a wealthy
European and asphalt dealer and eI.
pert has OoeD spending several days la
this city aud will leave for the east
homuward bound this evening. Mr..
Wiutefhui IL a native Of Germany
anu resident Of Hamburg. He has
had thiSty.f0ur years experience In
the paving busintss and has supervised
the laying VI Immense stretches Of
pavement IN London, Paris Rud most
" the leading citloa OF Germany, Swift.
Zefland anu Italy.
lie has recently been making a tour
" America though no has been no
farther west than tins city. His object
Was twO.iuli Ia coming here. In tho
ilmt place hs had hoard and read a
good deal Of salt Lake CITY, AMI had y
good many friends here VINO he was
anxious TO SEQ anu upon whom no
called. Secondly, he had learned con.
siderable concerning Utah asphalt and
was DESTROYS Oiuyustgating its merits.
MI WinluThoI isa genial aud pleas
ant gentleman nud his friends wish
him u safe and happy return 10 his own
county aud tIust that his recOlloctiona
Ut his visit 10 Utsh will ever be promi.
nunt In the memory Of his travels on
the American continent.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-21

WAsWNuroH, Feb. gl.-ln The Sen.
ntc, Allen, Ncb) pfuauutu % rtsJlutiJu
directing the attofuey general 70 ln.
i0rm the Senate whether he hal, In
his opinion 10 the secretary oi the
treasury, held that silver certificates
nte not legal money. lfso, 20 transmit
the opinion with all correspondence 70
The Senate. Adopted.
Voorhees, rnisut y quC8llOn % privi.
leRes, on the publication 90 the Inter
yiuws published in the Philadelphia
Freis, 10 the effect that Dom cratic
menuufs OF tue finance committee
had been receiving suggestions and
directions from the President a.
10 the clufse q he pursued
In dealing with the tariff bill. NOof.
hccs declared that there was no truth
Ia tho publication, and nothing out
nt which u could br Manufactured.
This led toa lively tilt rs 70 whether
MILL or Mtphrra1u was property a
member Ol the finance c0mliucc, ami
tho discussion took Wide range. AZ
Ne conclusion, White, California, took
the logr on the Hawaiian resolution.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-21
MRS. SEAMLESS PETITION.


In the probate court this morning, IN
tho matter Of the estate OF Frank H..
Dyer, deceased, the executors II, r..
Henderson aud Farley l.. Williams,
died demurrer 10 tho petition OF Ella
r. soArles, who had prayed for q re-
opening Of tho settlement Of tho ngst
and second accounts iilel by them.
Intheir answer tho executors in the
absence OF sufficient information aud
YriIeD deny that whom the said nc
cunt was filed, or o. any other TIME
Aits. Sratles was absent from tho Tern
.lfy, OF that shr had no actual notice
Il tiu presentat.ou thereof aud OF sub
,tgugnt pfucecdlngs They further
,pny having Improperly charged
.luUlu commissions Ur any lug mOw
hal legal cJmmi s.ous for their
rrylcea Ia tue estate, They have not,
nov say, been allowed, neither have
.ay changed, exuruitant fees nor COM
lI,Ione, nor anything beyond what Il
Iust and right, ami likewise deny
hat the rights o. the children