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ROYAL MAIL STEAM PACKET co.

CLEANERS LEAVE ASPINwALL <se-a
- fortnighty for the west Indies and A4&R
Southampton. calling en- route at Ch.r-ou.-.
France, and Plymouth. TO land passengers
Through bills of lading. IN connection with the
Pacific Mail s. =. Co.. issued for freight and treas
ure to direct ports in England and Germany.
Through tickets from San Francisco to Ply.
mouth, Cherbourg. southampton. First-class
Sl95: third.clasA S97 50. For further psrticu-
lars apply to PARROTT & Co.. Agents.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
INTERNATIONAL HOTEL.

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every fourth and fifth day, s A. NJ.
For San Diego stopping only at Port Hartford.
Santa barbara, Port Los Angeles (Los Angeles).
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and fifth day, at / A. n.
For ports in Mexico, 25th OF each month.
Ticket Oftce-Falace Hotel. New Montgomery
street
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TT 10 Market ST., San Francisco.
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LETTRES FRANCHISES.
Baise Victor Gardet Victor
Boudreau Chas Garrigues Mons
Benge y DEL Gilouret Mons
Cssimir Pierre CUTLER Eugene
Creter GuZZie Laferrere Xavier
Cerveres Antoine Lebegue
Chopard A Lemistre Mons
De BeIIama Joseph Morel NJ rIel
Donaire Henri Mounie Ferdinand
Febrier SeIu Mongelous Paul
Fremont Henri Renaudat Mons
Fouchy Onesieme
POUR LES DANES.
Bouli Mile Amelle Lepauyre
Cantegrt Julie Maize Marianne
Deimas Marie Ribs Eugene
tiibaert Mad Traves Jeanne M
Gatinelle Elise
LETTERE ITALIANE.
Ania Arasimo De Nevi Natalie
Benvenutti Fralgero Dom
Bisso Cesar Ferro Giaco
Biandriavi francesca Gambarini GLOW
Baruhevich MARITIME Grocco Ant
Cagnaro Dom Inteicato Michele
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Capello GLOW Manlatti
Cspueci Mario Madori AID
Carisimo Luigi Machi Antonino
Caruso Angelo Musso Frsnceschina
Cathriua Amilie Renati Ant
Colitti Giocondo Russo Carmina
Cuneo Antonio Ru5coni Luigi
CuneO q Is Stagnaro ID
DeIuchi A ScaIzi Gabrielle
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CARTAS ESPANOLAS
Angel Antonio Mesple Antonio
Airline Pablo Morales Julian
Bretse Enrique Perez Lorenzo NJ
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CHINESE LETTERS.
All Lee Ling Sing Chow
All You Ii Yung Yew
Brick You Tong Lo Min Him
Bow Lung Long Chung
Cay Hing Lung Yu King
Char Too Moe Chang
Chang Sing Lee On Chong
Ching Fook Kim Chang
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Francis Mrs Guy
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Grabs Frederick
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CREEK ROUTE FERRY.
From San Francisco, foot OF Market st. (Slip 81
1900, 1900, 100, 80 100, IL 200 An. 1880,
II 100, $500, $500 - 100. 5 90 and IS 90 P. NJ
From Oakland. foot of Broadway-*6 100. " 10,
500. *9 100, 10 100 = / 100 A. NJ, ZOO 1880,
900 $500. 4 100 and IS 100 p. NJ
for Morning for Afternoon,
Sundays excepted tSaturdays only.
1Sundays only.
sMonday, Weduesday and Friday only.
GO CGoing Saturday aud Sunday only.
ssh Returning sunday aud Monday only.
The PACIFIC TR .NSFER COMPANY
will call for aud check baggage from hotels and
residences. Inquire Of Ticket Agents for Time
Cards and other Information
The evening world., 1894-05-02
RAN AMUCK ON A STEAMSHIP.
Chinaman Kills a Countryman and
Wounds Three Other Persons.
City OF Pekin the Scene OF the
Tragedy.
By Associated Press.)

VICTORIA, b, c., May THE steam
ship Empress OF China arrived yester-
day and reported that the City of Pek-
in. shortly after leaving San Francisco
for the Orient on her last trip. was the
scene of an extraordinary occurrence. A
Chinaman, n. G. Buck, ran amuck. The
Chinaman was observed walking about
the room where ladies and children were
seated. The fellow at once drew a knife
and stabbed a boy In the shoulder and
right hand.
CHIEF Engineer Mcclure interfered and
was wounded seriously in the leg. n.
g Buck then rushed yiciously at a fel-
severed his head from the body. Lee
Shong Immediately expired. The crazed
Chinaman was finally seized by the
main-deck Waterman and placed in
IRON
When the Pekin reached Yokohama
the prisoner was ordered to the deck
for Identification. His irons being re-
moved he seized a bar. nearly Drained
himself. The first oficer was very seri-
ously hurt, but will recover The China
man will be taken back to California for
The evening world., 1894-05-02
DAMROSCH Is WlLLlN'.
hut Denies lie VIII Hold a Pence
Conference with SridI To-Day.

Conductor Walter Damrosch this
morning denied the report that he and
Anton Seidl would hold a conference to-
day relative to combining their forces
for the production of German opera next
Fan. He also said hat II William
Steinway was responsible for the report
he acted "A little prematurely.
hat Mr., Steinway has been trying
for several days to patch up the d!irer-
ences existing between the two great
leaders Is a Well-known fact. Accord
Ing to Mr.. DamroSch, Steinway has
been to see him several times relative
to Inducing him to join hands with An
ton Seidl.
Il have not made any appointment
with either Mr.. Scidl or Mr.. Steiu way
for to-day" said Mr.. Damrosch. There
has, however, been considerable talk
about our coming together in producing
the opera, and | am willing TO do any
thing to advance both our interests, I
will listen to any proposal whereby |
can see my way clear, and II things
can be arranged | am willing to Join
forces with Mr. Seidl."
The evening world., 1894-05-02
SUING THE Faulkner ESTATE.
Baldwin and Clark Want to Re-
cover $4,000.
a Famous Case in Which BIoodshed
Is " Feature.

An action has been brought by C. c.
baldwin. of Ii Wall street, and Heman
Clark. OF Aqueduct fame, against J..
Z. II. Faulkner. AZ executor Of the estate
OF the late Col. w. G. Faulkner, OF Mem
phis. Tenn. for the recovery upon two
notes OF $1,000 and 5000 each. The ac-
ton also involves the Gulf and Chicago
Railroad.
Testimony in the case is now being
Henry, Nj. l)nter, of ~ Court street,
brooklyn. appointed us a commission
by, the thanccry Court of Ripley, Tip
pan county. Miss.
The action has excited considerable
interest among persons acquainted with
the many sensational Incidents attend
ing the case. one of the most prom
'nent features IL the number OF persons
at one Tune connected with 1t Who nave
met violent deaths. Nearly all the wit
nesses and original directors of the rail-
road nave been shot.
almost the entire road previous to his
death, which was indirectly caused by
u shooting affair.
He was a popular Southerner. and
author of The White Rose OF Mem
phis."
In writing this book Col Faulkner
began the preface by apologizlng to the
readers FOR having been compelled to
49, - llN 'NNliNiNl llIt.
He had fought one duel in Memphis.
and at the time of his death. a few
years ago. was about to hight Il second.
Just before his death Col. Faulkner
had Il misunderstanding with his bust
ness partner, IA man named Hunter.
w lille leaving his oiiic. one uay liuntcr
shot At Con: Faulkner. The, first shot
nefs jaw and rendered him spcechlrss
up To the time of his death.
Among the principal witnesses In tn.
cas-" IL Col, HlmiltOn. Of i,ij,l"y, Miss,
who rerent!yShut the last member of the
board of Directors of the road. n who
IL related to some of the persons inter-
ested In the action.
The notes involved in the present ac-
ton were given by MeSHrS. Baldwin and
Clark To the late col. Faulkner to pre-
vent a Snit against the road by Theo-
dore Reed, of Memphis. In 1858.
The. papers IN the present Case will
probably he forwarded by Commissioned
Dater 10 the Mississippi Court to-mor-
row
The evening world., 1894-05-02
Coming Events.

Musical entertainment and humorous readinv
In aid OF 81. Francis and st. Joseph Hospitals
this evening at Cooper Union.
Graduating exercises OF the Eclectic Medical
College In the City OF New York this evening at
Chlckering Hall.
knights OF st. John and Malta's entertainment
and reception rendered to the Most Eminen, GranI
Commader, Sir John A. Cowan. by the Sir knights
stationed In brooklyn. under the auspices OF Guar
near broadway. brooklyn, tomorrow evening.
The annual exhibition OF drawings by the stu
dents OF the National Academy OF Design, made
IN competition Tor the medals and other awards
OF merit, will be open In the lecture-room Thur
Gay and Friday, May 10 and II. The distribution
Of prizes for the year will take place at O clock
Friday evening.
The evening world., 1894-05-02
You Read The Evening World!
DO You Read The Sunday World?
HEIRS TO MANY MILLIONS.
to Divide the Estates of
Sir w. IL. HALL.

SHAMOKIN, Pa, May 2.-James j.
Slattery, an agent, for an instalment
concern In this place. has been notified
that he Is one OF the heirs to vast
English estates valued at ten millions.
His grandmother, Mrs. Sarah Slattery,
late OF Port Carbon, was a sister OF
the late Sir William X. Ball, whose es-
tate consists OF the flourishing town OF
Glancestershire. comprising $500 houses.
The sum of 500, 900. with compound
Interest. which has lain in the Melrose
Bank in Scotland since 1906, will also
fall to the American heirs, as the Eng
lish relatives died without Issue. The
other heirs are John j. Slattery. of Tus-
Mrs. Ellen Manning, Of Pottsvilie; Mrs
Balie- Sissinger and Daniel Slattery, Of
philadelphia, and James Manning, Of
SHENANDOAH: Thomas S!attery Will sail
for England In a few days.
The evening world., 1894-05-02
SAFE BURGLAR ARRESTED.
Sanford and Two Other Men in
Custody in st. Louis.
(By Associated PrenL)

' ST. LOUIS. May 1.-The police cap-
tured the safe-blower known as Charles
Sanford, alias A. B. Treadwell, alias C.
p. Barnes. yesterday. He is wanted at
Emporia. Kan, for safe blowing and jail
breaking. The reward for his arrest Is
500 In addition, John Bevins. a two
term convict, and Walter Savignac.
pliee.
On Savignac were found all kinds OF
safe-blowing and burglars tools, as
Well as q bottle OF chloroform. dynamite,
percussion caps and sulphuric acid.
The evening world., 1894-05-02

100 UPRIGHT PIANOS to be sold; factory
p.ic.>: rnsy terms. Address Factory. box al
World, uptown.
The evening world., 1894-05-02
BARON" AND BRIDE GONE.
His wife's Uncle VIII Not Talk of
the Pair.

Gossips at the Gerlach. In West Twen-
~ty-seventh street. are talking OF the
sudden departure from the hotel last
night OF Baron william de wag-
state. who eloped with Miss Evelyn
ton. S. C., on March "a. The only ad-
dress he and his bride left at the Ger
ZACH was loves Exchange, Broadway
and Twenty-third street. AT the latter
than that he rents a ietter-box there.
At the residence OF II. p. KinKsiand.
lo2 East Nineteenth street, an uncle
OF Baroness" de wagstaffe, ali the
regarding the pair was re-
The evening world., 1894-05-02
Why Be Sick

When q trifc will buy the rrcn'oat healing In
Vchtioh OF I'll" day. Dr. Sanden'S Electric Belt
Is n complete body battery Tor self irratmcnt aud
guaranteed or money refunded. II viii cure with.
out medicine. rheumatism. Iumbago. Sciatica,
Lame Sack, Kidney and Liver Complaints, Ner-
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nl elects al early indiScretlOn OF excess. To
weak men 10 IN the creates possible boon,
rs III" mild. soothing electric current Is applied
direct TO The nerve centres. and improvements
are eit from the first honr used. A pocket edition
VI the celebrated electro medical work, Three
'1n'scs Of Men. - illustrated. Is sent Tree, sealed,
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broadway, New York, Largest Electric neit
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The evening world., 1894-05-02
'Ths worlds" New Uptown Once.

THE Worlds" Uptown Office has
moved into its new quarters at the june
ton OF Broadway and Sixth avenue, at
Thfrty-second street. There are eight
entrances. two on Broadway. W on
Sixth avenue and four on Thlrty-second
street
The evening world., 1894-05-02

PARTY retiring from hotel business VIII sell 20
wal nj b'dStcads, with springs, .pur" hair mat,
trrSspS at great sacrifices; call and examine anu
max. oiier. Apply 4. j.. lGJ West ! 'th.
At ONCE. fine furniture private residence. little
used, including ELEGANT silk-c"Ncrcd parlor suit.
S95; paintings, magnificent mahogany upright
PIANO, Slah cOuchos, beautiful brass heas, oak
bedroom suits. rrHndfnthcr's cock, hand. carved
oak buffet, china closet, leather ,hlirs. line
bith st.
WliICONk GIrHS, Automatic. Domestic, New
Home, White, singer. Household, tho :'eli-
known Erusa, SlSup: good second hand sewing.
mRchines from $40 M, for cash or monthly nay.
ments. We exchange, rent and repair NIL kinds
of machines Kruso MFG Co., ia IL. l4th 81 ;
.t3 Grand Il.
The evening world., 1894-05-02
For Sale.
SlD0Vn n 81 n 81 |. ::::. 81: !. !: ! : :: !: a: ..' i \. /. | !
fIx ~ 81. 90 WEEKLY buys
lily -- Watches, Diamonds Il
Jcw"lry. l. V
y EItEDIMMEDIATE-
AL IN. y. y. Watch &
IN Jewclry Co.. Frank G.
lI sherman. Manager, 30
NJ l. III East llth s. lake
elevator.
OWN; +: #: :i;:;: $ ": F.: !: $ AZ: Az:
]. i. ARNOLD, 3 Maiden lane. Take elevator.
>.-- WATCHES.
on easy payments. Lowest
prices. business conhuen-
= tial. GLOBE WATCH 70.
World building. room lit.

IAMoNDS, watches and jeweiry sold on ere "
TO responsible parties Henri schaap, ol-1'
Maiden lane.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-02-02

RuSTEE'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF DEED
OF trnst executed on the 10th day OF Noycm
uoI, lS92' by A L.. Fuqua to the undersigned and
ESoIuca IN the clerks Office of the Hastings
oourt 90, Si inc city CT Roanoke, in deed book So
pase fSp' 70 secure to A. G. Pendcton three In.
win said deed Tor the sum OF S,O5 each and nav
aoIc III one. TWO and three years from datc and
G G having occn made In the payment OF the
@ vi tne salu notes, and at the request of the
l5Iil DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1891 Att o't.IoCK
Il, NJ, IN front OF the courthouse in the city of
i.oahokc va proceed 20 sell Ut public auction
10 INC nlghest bidder that certain lot of land
WIN 'room residence thereon, lying in the citv
lows: NsN't"ou as ioi-
beginning at point on the south side Of Ninth
avenue 8. W. $50 feet cast OF Grove street thence
MN NlEln avenue In al casterly direction 80
.cct 10 point thence In sonthcrly direction l30
rrri W an ai,ey' thence in westerly direction
with said alley so feet 10 a point thence in
northery direction $50 feet to the place OF hegin
nlne' ana known as lot No. s, section Is on The
map OF the Lewis addition to the CITY of Roam
okc; w, which map is on flc in the clerks Office
VI 'uc llustlngs Court of the city of Roanoke
favor OF the Old Dominion BuiIdinr and oa ~
ASSOCIATION, estimated at about $500 payahic In
monthly instruments OF BIT each "a
iERMS: Cash enough to pay tho costa of cxo
Un cut this trust, including commission OF &
per cent. to the trustee and to paw the note ~
S'U5. with interest and costs of protest nast Jro
ana on credit for u sum suflc cnt to nav the
othcr TWO notes of sos EACH with interest Tho
mrs. Ialiipg due on the 10th OF November 1Sn
anu Tue other railing due on tho 10th OF Noycm,
"er, is3 ana the residue IL any, on such terms
as may DC announced on tho day OF sale De
leTrcd payments to he secured BY decd OF trust On
said property. WIN G. PENDi Eta - W on
"a tus Trustee