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Dress Trimming Dent.

yards Black-and-gilt Braid. Reduced from 30
14ls yards Garnet Edge. Reduced from 81 80 to
Coo. for the piece.
yards Jet Edge Reduced from $125 to COO.
for the piece
list nOOr. AZ DO
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Suit DEPARTMENT.

Q Black and Navy SILK Waists trimmed with
ecru lace. Sizes "a and SO. Reduced from $3.50
to So. 80 each.
A lot of Navy Blue Figured Silk Blouse Waists.
Sizes 50, 40 and AZ. Reduced to 81 80 each.
1 Gray Cashmere Wrapper, full sleeves. Size
"a. Reduced from $3.50 to $500.
l Black Cashmere Wrapper with surah silk front.
Size 80. Reduced from $l3. so to $3.50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-11-15

Those who are engaged in unreserved
jollifcation. with the death of Tammany
as the subject, should bear in mind the
traditional nine lives of the feline species.
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UncePtafn.

From the 81. Louis Globe Democrat.
Mr.. Wilson is doubtless confirmed In the
opinion recently expressed in London that
a republican form of government Is the
most complex of any on earth. We have
no key to the puzzle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-11-15
Fur Department.

Electric Seal Storm Collars, satin lined. Re-
duced to $500 each.
Fine Dark Brook Mink Amarosa Collars, hand
somely lined. Reduced from $50. 90 to $500 each.
l Electric Seal Amarosa Collar. Reduced from
$500 to $780,
I'D floor. ......... Bet. 10th and 11th st. bldgsD
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Soaps
And Druggists Sundries.

Zoe. Cuticura Soap, Friday .12c.
1Sc. All Soap, Friday. lie.
15c. La Parisenne Glycerine. cakes, Friday. Dc.
loo. Buttermilk Soap, Friday ................ &c.
Sc. Jumbo Forest Flower Soap Friday 1900. Sc.
&c. Turkish Bath SOAP Friday ................. &c.
Sc. Household Ammonia Friday. .............. nc.
&c. Bottle vaselne, Friday. ................. Sc.
12c. DIR. Hamamelis VI Pint Witch Hazel.
Friday OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Sc.
15c. half-pint bottle Imported Bay Rum, FRI
uay. ....................... &c.
1Sc. four-ounce bottle Best Quality Florida
Water, Friday Observation-Disclosures. .12c.
12c. boxes yaseline Camphorice, Friday. &c.
25c. Perfumcd Almond Meal for the Complex
Ion, Friday .1oc.
25c. cans Lyons Tooth Powder. Friday. .15c.
15c. jars Of Petroleum Jelly, Friday. ......... Sc.
15c. boxes Putt Pasta for cleansing silver ware,
Friday. .......................7 &c.
1Oc. bottle Hoyt's Cologne, Friday ........... &C.
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Lamps, Clocks and Metal
Goods.

to $4.OO 1 reduced from 5000 to $500. re-
duced from $1,000 to $500.
$500 S'h banquet lamp "e'oees from 'io00 TO
Piano Lamp. Reduced from $15.7 10 to $500.
Table Lamp. Reduced from $3.50 to $50.
Eight day Clock. Reduced from $3.50 to 200.
pair Candelabra Reduced from $1,000 to $500.
A lot Of Princess" Lamp Shades, holders MISS
ing Reduced to Is and SOC. each.
pair Brouze Figures. Reduced from $11.00 to
800.
Lamp Shade. Reduced from 100 to $500.
Lamp Shade. Reduced from $500 to 81 10.
Candelabrum. Reduced from $3.50 to $500.
1 pair Candelabra. Reduced from IS. 80 to g. 90.
9th floor. 10th ct. bldg
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Blanket Department.

pair Fine All-wool ia Blankets, soiled. Re-
duced from $1,000 to $500.
2 pairs ia Cotton and wool Blankets. Reduced
to S. IS pair.
1 Fine Ally wool Horse Blanket Reduced to $500.
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Plush Capes.

We offer lot silk Seal Plush Capes, jet and
martin fur trim. worth s14.00, at......... $1,000
We offer lot Silk Seal Plush Capes, jet yoke.
fur trim, worth $1,000 .$12.00
We offer lot Silk Seal Plush Capes, jet yoke,
skunk trin worth $500, at...............$13.50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-11-15
Cutlery Department.

pair Razors. ivory handles, In plush case. Re
duced from 81. so to IS. IS
Champagne Top. Reduced from 75 to 25c
Finest Round Indicating Barometer, oak case
Reduced from $500 to 81. So
pairs Finest Steel Horse Clippers Reduce,
from 350 and $500 to $2.O pair.
list floor ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, It'll st bldg
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-11-15

The next Congress promises a startling
array or Efforts In the You'd scarce ex-
pect one of my age" school of oratory.
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Corset Department.

pairs French Corsets. white aod black, heavily
boned, short waist Sizes 10. 81 Is and 80. Re
duced from $3.50 to $1.5o pair.
cd floor ...............A Annex to 10th st. bldg J
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JeWeHrY Department.

Car Ticket Cases. Reduced from % TO So each
10 Stamp Boxes. Reduced from 25 to sc. each
Gilt Hairpins. Reduced from $l.5O to Soc
each.
ust Eoor 18th st. bldg }
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Mr.. Medill is willing to appear in the
performance. but he unreservedly refuses
to go OIL IN the Mckinley act
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TOYS and Dolls.

to 81 90. "
Sofas. Reduced from IS to 10c each
Dolls Reduced from 25 to IOc each
A hot OF Doll Bodies. Reduced to Sc. each
1 Japanese Doll, damaged Re tuced from q
Be.
Ballet Dancers. Reduced from Is to loo each
reduced from 10 to Sc. each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-11-15

"A batch of silly misstatements" wouldn't
be half bad If it only rhymed with some
thing
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Stationery Department.

rolls Crepe Tissue Paper. Reduced from 80 to
iSc. each. reduced from IS to IOc each
., 10 Tablets. Reduced from II to &c. each.
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Souvenir Department.

Opera Glass: Reduced from $500 to $500
Purses Reduced from SO to 23c. each.
list floor. az hld
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Reason EnouRh.

Reason Enough.
You don't mean to say that you object
to Herbert's playing poker occasionally"
she said in an agsrieved tone.
Il do, assuredly," replied her father.
II dent see why
Because he plays better than do
Could stand Anything but That.
Keep that physician m attendance on
our familyr' exclaimed Mrs. Parvie New.
Never"
Has he killed anybody
mo. But he had the impertinence to say
that Mr.. News blood was impoverished"
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An Election Echo,

Across the hickory clearing
Is murmured this refrain:
I'VE gerrymandered noble,
But we done 1t all in vain"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-11-15

J. 8. Coxey will never be happy till he
gets calcium lights and a brass band In
the House of Representatives
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Fur Capes.

We offer 1 lot Pain. Black Coney Capes, full
sweep, worth $500, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sos
We offer / lot Pain. Black Belgium Capes,
full sweep, worth $3.50, at..............$s.95
We offer I lot 27-in. Black Belgium Capes
full sweep, worth $16.0O, .s12OO
Seal Capes, Astrskhan Capes,
Wool Seal Capes, All Lengths,
All Sweeps, All Prices.
Misses Refers, ages to II, worth $3.50.
at' .$<-So
Misses Refers ages to II. worth $500.
Northumberland. ss.ss
We are constantly receiving Cloaks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-11-15

Silver Frames Reduced from $500 to 90
each. ~
Soc avn V"0 "
list noor. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, ,llth It bldg
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Linen and Art Department
Is perfect now. We have
one of the best locations i'm
our store for showing this
line and for
FRIDAY
we are going to give our
trade such values that will
surprise every customer
when the goods are shown.

11-inch Square Turkish Wash Cloth, the &c.
klnu, at &c
Frfnged Stamped Linen Splfsbers-quite Q varie-
ty of patterns-the 15c. kind. at.....-...... Sc.
Stamped Pillow Shams, full size, the 25c. kind
10-inch Applique Lace Squares, pretty designs,
tne <oc KIND, at .loc.
Stamped Hemstitched Al-round Pillow Shams,
the Soc kind per pair, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS &c.
Japanese Gold Embroidered Fringed Silk
scarfs, all colors, three yards long, the $500
klnu, at. .$<.oo
japanese Figured Crinkle Silks, 80 inches wide,
entirely new, for draping, the asc kind,
per yhru. .UOc.
2Ox3s-actual size-An Linen Hem Huck Tow
els, the Doc. kind ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 2hc.
100 doz. 24x44-actual size-An Linen Hem
Huck Towels, extra heavy, the zoe. kind. at Zoe.
6Oinch Turkey Red Damask, warranted fast
color, the 4Oc. kind, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS &c.
54nch Silver Bleached German Damask, plain
and fancy borders, entirely free from any
dressing, the soc. kind, at................39 soc.
72-inch Extra Heavy Silver Bleached German
Damask silky finish. the 81 Is kind, at .75c.
100 doz Full q size All Lin Dinner Napkins,
$l.OO
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Glove Department.

2 pairs Women's 4button Black Reindeer Gloves
WIN spear point stitching and clasp buttons. Size
o12. Reduced from $500 to 5. 90 pair
"a pairs Women's 4-button Gray Kid Gloves. Size
oA: Reduced from $1.OO to SOC. pair.
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$4,000.

ELECTRIC SEAL FUR CAPEs-2s inches
deep-handsomely lined with satin-high
storm collar-extra full width
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Druggists Sundries Dent.
Leather Goods DENT

z Hair Brushes. Reduced from % to 15c each
Horn Combs. Reduced from so to DC each
tfst bldg
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Cloak Department

Our line of ladies' Misses
and Children's Cloaks is
complete. We are showing
all the newest effects i'm
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Have you looked through

Have you looked through
your Table Linens? No
doubt you will need some-
thing new for the coming
Thanksgiving. We are
showing the very newest
designs i'm Breakfast and
Dinner Sets, entirely plain,
hemstitched and drawn
work styles. Your dollars
go a great way with us
and i'm particular i'm this
department.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-11-15
Chicago IL Surprised.

The announcement that Tammany will
reorganixe Ii the first inttmation we have
had that any of IL WAS left. $50 s4tl
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$500.

ELECTRIC SEAL CAPES-22 inches deep
-trimed with MsF:in-fur collar-145 inches
wide around bottom
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Handkerchief Dent.

Large japanese Silk Handkerchief two blue
l pink and orange. SOiled Reduced from rs tc
35c., for 81 90.
u Women's All-lfnen Handkerchiefs, hemsttched
and scalloped edge, colored embroidery. Reduced
from 25 to 1Sc, for $1.OO.
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$4,000.

ELECTRIC SEAL FUR CAPES-2s inches
deep-lined with satin, wide collar. and
edged down front with Martin
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-11-15
$780,.

ELECTRIC SEAL FUR CAPES-2s inches
deep-with wide, rolling collar, lined with
satin
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$4,000.

ELECTRIC SEAL FUR CAPES-2s inches
long-lined with satin, wide collar, and
edged down front with Martin
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-11-15
$4,000.

MONKEY CAPES, trimmed with Electric
Seal and Collar-2S inches deep
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S2S.00.

ELECTRIC SEAL FUR CAPES-2s inches
deep-lined with satin-full ripple cape and
wide collar.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-11-15
Jackets and Capes,

And are selling them at well known low prices
Positively no advance on -ac-
count of the great cloak strike
and the scarcity Of wraps.
We offer lot Cheviot and Chinchilla Jack
cts, 36-in long; worth $3.50, at............&5 800
We offer lot Black and Blue Beaver Jack
cts, 3s-in long, worth 5000, at.......... $3.50
We offer lot Plain Beaver and Diagonal
Jackets, 3Sin long, worth S1400. at. $1,000
We offer 1 lot Plain Beaver, Bound. Tailor
made Jackets 3s-in. long, worth $1,000. at .$12G0
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$4,000.

ASTRACHAN FUR CAPES-2S inches
deep-Iined with satin-wide Martin collar
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$4,000.

REAL MINK NECK sCARFS-27 inches
long and very wide
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Book Department.

g. slightly soied Clothbound Books, red-and
white and Lavender bindings. "Drummonds Ad
dresses Imitation of Christ" .House of SIEVE
Gables, "Mosses From an Old Manse," &C Re-
dnced from 70 and 25c. to 15c. each.
New-York tribune., 1894-01-27
SKATING
VAN CORTLANDT PARK
Via New York and Northern Railway
connecting with 9th and 9th Ave. L. Railway at i5oth
Street.
SIOUSTORM CAME TO TOWN.

NOT MICH HAD FALLEN Up TO MIDNIGHT. AND
MILDER WEATHER Is EXPECTED.
i. snovstorm came to the metropolis last night.
and when the sun rises this morning velvety-
white blanket will the ground and the rattle
OF the snowplough. II pushes snow from the
street-car rails will again be heard. The
weather Yesterday of many kinds and various
temperatures II began we'll but turned dismal
and cloudy, and by sunset a moderate SNOWFALL
driven by twenty hve-mile- -an-hour northeast
wind made the chilled traveller long for warm fire.
sides warm refreshments and other comforts Of the
home circle
The thermometer again acted Ike 'bottle-imp,
and Jumped UP and down In most eccentric man.
n.r The ma ximum temperature was 81 degrees. at
n m and the lowest II degrees. at D n. m
The temperatire practically stationary between
y. m. and midnight. Snow began 70 fah Hen,y u.
wien Il stopped abruptly. Shortly after 4"p o CLOCK
the naky crystals began to fall once more me
northeast wind gave the impression that the snow :
fall heavy. but in reality me totai ran uu ro
exceed eght-tenths Of an inch by midnight Inc
storm IL said to be central of Cape iIatteras
For to-day the conditions will probably remain
unchanged until this afternoon. when IT. VIII proo-
ably clear off. and by nlghtfa. Will be shgntF
The weather continues favorable for the Ice crop
in the Hudson River. and unless there Is nav
az unexpected and sudden as the cold wave
was there will be fairly good crop OF Ice narvest
couraged icernen this city. and fears were freely
expressed that The crop would be totai Ia'uIe
The sudden cold wave. however. improved me
prospects, and II II continues to be cold some oup
harvest OF 10000 tons OF ice for the New york
m rkef
New-York tribune., 1894-01-27
SEARCHING FOR THE 4CCOMPLTCE.

THE POLICE TRYING TO FIND THE MAN WHO
HELPED TO ROB IN \ HACK A WOMAN SAID
TO BE OF HIGH SOCIAL. STANDING.
The arrest OF John Woods n hackman. az the
Desbrosses-st. ferry Thursday night has dis
closed the fact that woman Of wealth and social
position in this city robbed of 500 ana her
gold watch and chain about two weeks ago. wheh
she on her way to or from the ferry. Detectives
Brennan and Quinan. OF the Charles-s;. station
who arrested Woods and had him remanded AZ
the jefferson Market Police Court yesterday, wouid
not tell the name OF the who had been
robbed or the circun stances under which the ron
berry had been committed. Woods. who lives al NO
22S Chrystie-st.. said to be implicated In the
case in some manner. although he was not the
person who actually committed the robbery; Inc
detectives said to be searching last night Tor
the person who committed the robbery. and there
well among society people Ia the city.
Woods drove the hack in which the woman was
robbed and the detectives declared that he was an
old offender and had been In prison Tor house-
breaking One OF the detectives said that fewer
robberes In public hacks would occur if the own.
ers OF such vehicles would be careful not 70 lrt
them be driven BY irresponsible persons. When
Woods was arrested he had s37 In his pocket:
At q late hour last night the detectives hed not
been able to capture the supposed accompce or
Woods and they said they probably would ask 10
have Woods remanded again to-day. to enable them
TO collect more evidence.
New-York tribune., 1894-01-27
SVILLPOX ~ BTILEJTI HOSPIIlh.

ONE PATIENT pIsCoNEREp THERE \ HELPER
~ THE CHARITY HOSPITAL ENp from
THE DISEASE FIVE OTHER CASES.
rohn McGran nfty-csht years old. wiiower.
living at No 2j7 First-aNe. WAS admitted 10 III"
alcoholic ward OF Bellevue Hospital on January
Q, Yesterday h. developed unmistakahl" signs "'
.n,ll,,or McC;rnn removed to tn" Reception
HOSPITAL In East Sixteenth-si.
The death from smallpox Of Richard 'ockal an
orderly at the Charity Hospital was announced yes
to-day lie died on Thursday evening on North
Hrotber Island. lie stricken "A week ago. ana
contracted the disease hy attending 10 the wants
OF the patients who. later. were taken down WIN
tho contagIon Cockal twenty years OH
several new reported ytsterdhy'
CHRISTOPHER Reilly twenty three years on VINO
Ives somewhere In Hoboken. was remover mmIl m
Thurqday night from the French Hospital! NO. "-s
Wcst Thirty -fourth-st. lie went there on N"dhss-
div night for treatment The other patients IN IN"
InspItaI as well the nurses ana attendants. W''
ysccnated and :he building was iuHtHa'ri.,,
Charles Stubling ifty-three years oil "i no Io'
Forsvth-st was found III with the disease Al ms
home AT No. I3i Second-st.. an inspector Iouhh
Helena IIcrse sixteen -vear-old girl also sui"flHs
from th. disease. Where she contracted IL ~ Z"
mystery. - 49,. y,
other cases bulletineI yesterday were those o.
William Cullen twenty-six Years Old or 40, 90
West one northumberland forty -thrd-st anu Johh
Drew thirty years old. OF No. % Alexahder-aVc
New-York tribune., 1894-01-27

PROPOSED GANIzATIoN-A VAST DOMAIN
VNSI'RVEYED

PROPOSED GANIzATioN-A VAST DOMAIN
rNsIRvEYED
Milwaukee. Jan. 26-ln ;ne course OF an argument
to-day before Judge Jenkins on the petitions con-
cernlng the custody OF the Northern Pacihcs BOOKS
tho fact came out that the ctockholders OF the rail-
,o,I are quietly moving TO reorganize the com
many with, a view to recovering the property from
the hands OF IN" court The receivers came into
c,urt this morning t. answer the petition OF the
Northern Pacific directors for the return OF certain
hooks T. which they say the receivers have no
right and the payment OF money t. enable them To
c,r,luct the business OF the road. The receivers
answered fling cross petition. asking the court
for Instructions IN the premises. Ihe LITIGATION II
a peculiar phase OF the night between the Ives
and Oakes factions. -,
Colonel Petit OF Philadelphia. appeared for the
railroad company. While H. was talking abou; the
railroad lands he made the statement that about
20 pUUU OF the 3Ss.Vp acres which mad Deen
urantcd To- the Northern Pacific had never been sur
y.ved and inquiry brought out the fact that iha
reg son for the omission was that to nave sur
yeyrd them would have made them subject to
taxation.
Colonel Petit this afternoon gave some interest
ing inside hisory cone rnlng some OF the branch
lines of the Northern Pacific. For the purpose OF
showing that the company ought to maintain an
existence Independent of the receivers he asserted
that while the receivers had been charged to pre-
the property In ts entirety. they mad allowed
certain branch roads 10 pass into the hands OF re-
ceiyers when they d,d not owe single cent In
the OF six Of these roads. ne added. the North
crn Pacific owned all the bonds ana stocks and all
the debts Of the companies were matters or book
kecplng I'm the office OF the Northern Pacific. The
reorga MIA ton OF the company. he declared de-
manded that the company's independent existence
should be maintained.
New-York tribune., 1894-01-27
SUIT 1GIINST THE EDtITiBLE.

THE WIDOW OF 4 FORMER AGENT SEEMS i'
RECOVER SDovo TEOM THE COMPANY.
Chicago. Jan % (SpeclaD.-A suit to recover NV
Oe, from the Equitable LII" Assurance society o'
New-York for alleged breach or contract mas
been begun In the Superior court py Jon" ~
Young administrator Of the estate or Henry H. ''h-
IT, 'o,d ur, Ami, f. Jennison. Twenty years ago
Je,nlsor was employed as general agent by the de,
fendnnt The plaintiff alleges that MI Jenhisom n'i W
contract with the defendant by when ne was 10
r.ccivs rercentage on all polcias obtained by nm
Tor a period OF thirty years some nicu'y hrUsI amI
Wr Icnnison was deptsed. \ few years hittIwhru
his mind became deranged and II ~ sdd una. ,"p ~
n,.,ircs of the defendant obtained from MN
whilc I'm This condition 5000 and reieas, OF az
claims an account Of his contract Iie .ieu IN 1873
G r,,, % das,Itute circumstances. and his widow Is
anieavorng 10 enforce the contract by means OF me
suit Mrs Jennison says that tnerr is NOR ,nai @
ccniages under the contract
New-York tribune., 1894-01-27
TIE SiNTO DOMINGO EXECTTIONS
PRESIDENT HEUREAUN IN AN OPEN LETTER Exe
PLAINS WHY HE ORDERED THE NINE
CoNspIRAToRs To BE SHOT.

PRESIDENT HEUREAUX IN AN OPEN LETTER Ex.
PLAINS WHY HE ORDERED THE NINE
CoNsPIRAToRs To BE SHOT.
President vlysse Heureaux. of santo Domingo
has written an open letter. published In the papers
OF that country explaining his motives for the eXecu-
ton already reported here, of nine Dominican
citizens General HeureauX's letter Is dated from
Azua where the political outrages for completely
in which those men met their death occurred, as
well as the firing upon the American schooner
Henry Crosby and 1t Is addressed 70 General
Fg,iero President of the Republic. then acting
as Executive at the capital The document says.
among other things: 49,,
full conviction Of the guilt Of the accused or the
said amb,ishes and assassinatons, acting with
iusfice and with the consciousness or duty, whlcn
lmpose now hard and painful measures l gave tne
order to shoot, in the place called La Cavena.'
where General joaquin Campos, Delegate or inc
General Government had been assassnated-Gen'
erai Eugenio Generoso Marchena Jose Concha,
oliverio REYES. Jose Maria Guzman. Jose Reyes
and Carlos Baez Figueroa. And In the place called
Los Joyillos.' where was the ambush or those VINO
sought 10 assassinate me on my journey from
Ncvba TO this city tAZua). have given orders that
lose Perez Pallo Baez and Lorenzo Brito shall be
executed. 49,.
.Although important documents referring 10 those
occurrences incrminate Seniors Alfredo Blandino.
Abraham ORTIZ. Antonio Romano. Manuel NesaI
pr6spero FreItes. Agapito Felis and Jose Polini
Reeves vet believing that sufficient example has
been made. | have felt bound not TO have .hem
executed. and have put them In the jail OF me
capital, where they shall remain until otherwise
disnosed OF.
New-York tribune., 1894-01-27
ruc coyDITIOy or BARNARD COLLEGE.

meeting Of the trustees OF Barna College was @ n'ia
.a, ,,a,,oon at the college building. No 3f3 Mad
,.,o RESOLUTIONS and regret for the deati
., Mi. ri, weed who dean Of the college wec
,assod and Miss Henry +. Osborn was elected member
of the Executive ComI1itt%'
VI % 'o ,,., nusin,.s of meeting the receipt
, s ,o..,,er, report. which shows tina, so'ooo more
" ~ =, -, hand viii be- needed for current expenses be-
,xseu now and August l. The total expenditure Tor tho
49, .nd,g July 81 1898. was little over ss''ooo
s ., ,,,c,dlture tho current year IL tiO.oOO
| ,rh, ,euo,t called attention to the fact tat there
,on ono available for building but no land to pus
8, on NO suggest ons. however were Offered a. now ..
~ w. ,,o lard 10 set forth that I03 students arc
now in attendance at tho college.
Th. Rev Arthur Brooks presided at the meeting.