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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-02-19

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-02-19
Government Clerks,

As a class have more and greater opportunitiee
for saving ey tlan almost any other class OF
people They have and regular incomes.
more than sufficient in most cases to provide
adequate means for the proper support of>their
families Many government employees have al
ready found II profitable to keep an account with
The Union Savings Bank,
1922 STREET n. W.
rIore Should Do SO.
-Four per cent interest savings accounts. Open
until pm on government pay days. and Saturday
evenings between u and 81 jal4-Sou
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-02-19

Every pair of Mems Shoes reduced
to clear them out prior to removal to
our new store, 1911 Il st.
Evening journal., 1895-01-18
incidents of The Day.

There will be special services and.
afterward. e meeting OF the vestry OF
Immanusl Church next Wednesday even
ing
Harmony Castle, No @ X. q. r
which recently removed TO the Masonic
Temple. will be visited by the grand
lodge officers next Monday night, and
its new officers will be installed.
All the vessels tied up In the harbor
have cleared for their respective destina-
tions.
James g. Truitt hesrlng for cruelty
killing dog belonging to Mr. and Mrs.
John A. Schuhardt will be continued TO
morrow evening At so before MagIs
trate Janviel.
Captain Countiss met with the gym
nasium classes Of the 9 A. Q ia tbs
Opera House last nighs and action waI
taken on receiving new members, and Il II
hoped TO increase the classes TO forty II
number.
Little Ethel Barnes. only years old.
haa almost completed q crazy" quilt
whloh her parents proudly exhibit to al
visitors Every part Of the quilt wa
sswed ~ thr littis girl who ls oul
Evening journal., 1895-01-18
LARRY THG YORKER. {"

The Burglar OF the Gould Residence
Identified a. slick second story Thief
wanted in PhiIadslphla.
The burglar who WAS arrested Monday
evening while robbing the house Of
Joseph Gould. No. 5ii West street,
and who gave his name ss James Duncan,
has been identified Yestei dag Detec-
tlves Hamm and Eckstein, Of Philadel-
phia came 70 this city and on learning
that the man was In New Castle jail.
paid a visit to that institution. When
they reached the cell the man smiled A.
them and calling them BY name. asked
II they wanted him On being told that
they did be coolly remarked We'll,
guess you will have to walt, AZ Delaware
has a claim on me for a couple Of years
or so
The man WAS recognized as one OF the
clevsrest and most daring second story
burglars In the country, and has more
aliases than foreign pobentate has
titles The ones under which lie is best
known are George Warren. allaa Law
renee, alias Larry the Yorker, and he has
done some very bold work ia Philaiel
phie and Germantown He has d,ao
time W the N M,ryland psnitentlary. and
Ia 1888 was sent TO Cherry HUI or the
Eastern Penitentiary in Philadelphia foi
| four years
The catch was an important one and
Chief Dolau and bis officers have cause !,
feel proud After being captured War.
rem said that had there been but on
officer he would have given him hght
When he saw Captain Chambers ascend
ing the stairs he got his chisel ready 4
brain him, but seeing other officers ant
realizing the futllity Of snch action
| jumped from the window and tried 6
get away, but was caught BY Officer
Long and Heal, after tight run
Captain Chambers smiled at tn
threatening danger, and remarked tina
he would have been there while Ware
was smuggling him, and those who knol
Captain Bob, believe he Is speakln
| CORRECTLY
Evening journal., 1895-01-18
THE R.Y.STOCK MARKET
I'D. Hooper & Co.'S Dispatch
BY Private Wires.
THE Latest WALL STREET NEWS

An Upward Movement In ths stock Mar
kst-A sharp Rise in sugar-coal Stocks
IiveTy-Lehieh valleys Election
NEW YoBK, Jan. 18 -3 p. m.-The
bulls In the stock market were gratihed
to see decided change In the specula
tive temper this morning and although
transactions wsrs restricted, values
gradually crept to a higher level under
the lead Of an advance in the high In
dustrials and Hrmer undeftone to the
Changers.
The first impetus to the upward move
ment came from Washington in the
shape Of an intimatlon that financial
bill will shortly be passed to provide for
the Issue Of short term per cent. bonds,
while the restoration Of east bound rates
by the lines OF the Genital Traffic Associa-
ton stimulated buying for both accounts.
Railroad earnings for the second week
OF January were also more favorable and
this tended to curb the Aggressivensss
Of the bear party and to Offset the
heavy gold shipments BY to morrow's
steamers which will aggregate "a. 05O,-
600
A sharp rise IN sugar, due to trust
worthy information that the House bill
abrogating the discriminating duty on
sugars imported from bounty psyin z
Countries will not be considered IN the
senate, was partially checked by the re-
port that large anti trust refinery will
be built IN Camden. N. J.
The rise in Chicago Gas gained
further momentum on the announce
ment that the present directors Of tbs
Chicago Gas Companies had offered to re
tire without any further contention II /
majority Of tho Fidelity Trust receipts
can be shown to be owned by Mr.. Keens'
party and the andard OIL people.
This was construed to mean that Mr.
Benedict, before the close of the week
will ask Attorney General Moloney {
have his restraining order dissolved
The coal stock enjoyed several livel
spurts, partly on the admission tha
good progress had been made towar
forming the coal traffic pool and ais
because no foreclosure proceedings hav
yet been instituted against Reading.
The failure OF Hersch & Co, Tea Me-
chants, Of Hamburg, was announced
private circles.
LehighAvalley's regular ticket, heade
By President Wilbur, was elected at th
annual meeting.
Evening journal., 1895-01-18
Mitchell & Bash
2t9 MARKET STREET,
Wilmington, Del Jan. t0, 80 y
January Retailing

Never was so good at our
store as this year-the very
interest the people express,
surprises us-it's beyond
our expectations. We've
struck the keynote, it says
give low prices-that's
what we are doing.
One thing were sorry for,
we can't supply the demand.
Many people 60 away dis
pleased-think we only had
two or three of an article TO
sell at such a price. If you
would come around some
morning about 7.3o o'clock
you'd probably be surprised.
And then know why the
bargains are gone by 10 Of
III o'clock.
Evening journal., 1895-01-18
SATURDAY "

will come in with a "boom"
of another lot of Hamburgs
and Laces that are going SO
fast to-day.
One line of Edgings SIC,
others at &c and Ioc. Still
finer. soft and silky like, 2Hc,
Ioc and 25c.
There is a lot of slightly
soiled linens, scarfs, etc, that
have been put on the bargain
table. One lot Sc, another
I5c, and another, finer and
larger, Ioc.
Bureau Scarfs, slightly
soiled, Ioc. Great many oi
the above linens are stamped
ready for working. You'll
find bargains in every corner
Jewels, Ribbons, Underwear
Coats, Laces, etc, etc. a
visit is necessary to get all.
Evening journal., 1895-01-18
.,Yleld Not 10 nrIsfortune. {"

was afflicted with catarrh last autumn.
During the month Of October could neither
taete or smell and could hear but little. Ely's
Cream Balm cured it.-Marcus George
Shaut1. Railway. N. y.
/ suffered from Catarrh OF the worst kind
ever since a h0y. end / never honeA for cure
but Ely's Cream Balm seems 20 do even that
Many acuuaintances have used 10 With ex
cellent results.-ORcar Ostrum, As Warren ave
niue. Chicago, IN. Cream Balm II agreeable.
Evening journal., 1895-01-18
TELEeRAPHlc BRIEFS.

The Republicans of Oregon nominated
senator Dolph to succeed himself
a Cyclone visited Sau Miguel, Cal, do
ing great damage one man was fatally
hurt
An explosion occurred az tho Blanche
coal mines near Golfers W. va, and four
persons wero killed.
Paul Jones' who Is making q tour Of
the world, starting without a cent, arriy.
ed at Vancouver, B. O., with $i, ZOO
Evening journal., 1895-01-18
DIED.

BURNs.-nn january l5sh. 1895. Robert
Burns. aged 80 years
Relatives and friends are invited 70 attend
the funeral services ut his late residence. No.
go East Tenth street. on Monday afternoon,
at o'clock. lnterment private.
GOSNEY lin this city, on January n, 1876,
Susan McKenna, wife OF John Ciosney.
MITCHELTA--On the Let month, 18th,
Stephen Mitchell. In his alst year.
Evening journal., 1895-01-18
For JIG Ownera b pors.

Next sunday the time fot the regis
tration Of dogs will expire. aud It
behooves all owners Of CANNES
which they care for to get the
little tags which are needed TO
prote cot them from the dog-oatohsr The
Society for the Prevention OF Cruelty ia
Animals having the welfare Of these
domestic pets sc heart has Issued a re
quest 10 all dog o wners TO see to Il that
the tax Is paid before the days OF grace
aNrirc
Evening journal., 1895-01-18
visit q Dr. saadI . New CASTLE.

Dr. John Saadl interpreter daring the
Nile exps dltion for the relief Of General
Goruon at Khertoom Ia the Soudan. for
which he received two medals, one from
the Queen Of England and the other from
the khedive OF Egypt, and who labored
as self sustaining missionary in Morocco,
North Africp) will lecture In the lecture
room OF the Presbyterian Church this
evening at 45. Subject: "Mohamme
dauism aud It's influence. and the Moorish
traditions DR.. saadi. who will appeal
IN different costumes, is lecturer Of
wide reputation. and II is TO be hoped
the people OF the town will take ad
vantage Of this opportunity Of hearing
him.
Evening journal., 1895-01-18
winter Underwear.

You will find the largest stock and
best assortment of winter underwear In
the city at Ross's. No. $40 Market street,
at prices guaranteed the lowest. Before
purchasing elsewhere look nt the cele.
brsted Glastenburg Health Underwear,
pure wool, silk finish.
Evening journal., 1895-01-18
NsW IDJUFANF GENERAL.

The f30V8rn0r Ann0UnreN HIs NNVWtHN7
ment This Afternoon.
special Dispatch to Evening Journal.
DOVER, Jan rs 3 p m -Governor
MarviI this afternoon appointed Colonel
samuel A Macallister, Of Wilmington,
to be adjutsnt general
Isaac r. Parker. also OF Wilmington,
was appointed quarter master general.
The commissions have been issued and
both will be sworn Ia IT. once.
Evening journal., 1895-01-18
nr. Mnr, M. No.on nead.

NEW YORK, Jan is-llr Mary Wool
sey Noxon, one Of the eminent women
physicians, died suddenly OF apoplexy In
the vestibule of tho house of q patient
Evening journal., 1895-01-18
MARREED

ADAMS THOMAS AT the residence OF
the BRIDES parents r o. ilb jefferson street, ~
o'clock noon. January 10, 1895. by Rev. s. b.
Meeser, Harry ]. Adams aud Annie Thomas.
Evening journal., 1895-01-18

IL Is impossible now for n Shanghai rOostel
TO walk across Japan and not become the vie
tim uf some fowl play.-New Orleans Plea
yune.
Evening journal., 1895-01-18
Peraonat nvsnta

Miss Henrietta Stevens and Miss
Tabltha Waite, Of Wilmington, have
been visiting Mr. and Mrs R = Watts
Miss Alberta Satterhsld ls seriously
indisposed At the residence Of Mrs. Clara
White, on Fourth street
Harry T. ellis and Miss Watts went
to Chrlstiana last evening as guests at
a select dance Ia that village
Mrs Abram Rothrock, OF Wilmington,
has been visiting Mrs Carter and Mrs.
b y smith, OF Fifth street.
Evening journal., 1895-01-18
SINGLE TAX MEN HUSTLE
Stirred Up By a Comment
From Dover on Their Bill.
CLAIM THEIR NAME Is LEGION

other events About the Town Forei<ner
TO Lecture TO night in Khartoom Cos
tume-Athletes BecomIng Active In the
roinmbia aeym,'-Land Values and ma-
rine independence.
snac,al Correspondence Evening journal
NEW CASTLE. Jan Is The EVENING
JoURrAL's legislative correspondence 81
westerdav contained 8 comment on the
nronosed single Tax measure for New
Caatie city that set the advocates Of that
movement to hustlIpg last night. They
already have a strong organization which
il growing every day and when these
Henry George followers read the EVEN
ING JOURNAL. last night, they we're al
avoe Secretary Fl ,rold Sudell, OF the
New Castle Single Tax Society land slso
Of the National Committee) made the
following statement to an EVENING
JOURNAL reporter:
HYour Dover correspondent, In COM
menting on the bill to relieve buildings,
etc, 10 this city from taxation for city
purposes. says It is not probable that the
property owners Of New Castle Will allow
themselves to be the victims Of this pro-
posed sing tax experiment
ut may surprise your able correspond
snt to learn that the property owners or
New Castle or at least large majority
OF them, are very willing TO make them
selves victims TO this experiment, and
within a short time petition 10 favor
OF the bill. signed BY property owners
great and small, will be sent down 70
Speaker McNullen and II your correspond
ent has any acquaintance With onr
people lt may do him good TO glance over
IL and see how many Of our leadin z
oltlzens are In favor Of this most ex-
cellent measure
seThose az our citizens who have con
sidered this matter-and there are few
who have not--will no doubt be puzzled
to know how the bill is going to make
victims Of them Il simply proposes to
do this when two citizens own lots
Of the same sze side by side they will
pay he same amount Of tax without
regard to the amount Of improvements
on tie lots That Is. the tax will be
levied on the value Of the lol
itself Our wida-awake people have
come to see that II is senseles'
proceeding to fine the people who ars
improving our city they rather wish x
encourage them By relieving their i'm
provements OF taxstiou, aud At the same
time By slightly raising the tax on vacsn
lots--to discourage those who are hoidini
them idle.
Evening journal., 1895-01-18
Land values Nv the Hour.

The barbor-master at Delaware street
wharf is a very ambitious and economi-
cal man. Yesterday one OF the big
barges OF the Standard OIL Company
turned her PROV toward the exoellent Ice
harbor which has given this city wide
note. Before the captain had rounded
70, and ere any body could tell what his
Intentions were, the energetic harbor
master was at the end Of the slip on
tip-toe hailing him with "Ho, Cspl See
that signf II was notice that all
boats must pay wharfage But the two
men could not half understand each
other 90 far apart, and when the captair
shouted back. what dye charge for al
hour the harbor. master caught tbs
question What do you charge nowg
The answer was "82, and the captain
whisbled "Stortionl Stortion 40 Ia
put out into mid stream again.
Evening journal., 1895-01-18
prscss ain Legsaias Power Latest U. S Govt RepOu
Ry>a!lI! q! RokdssE ksk1iss
ARSOLUTEEY pURE

permitted to spend few minutes Of each
day 10 the tedious work-and when
finished the quilt will be placed on sxhi-
bition little Miss Barnes is the
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
Barnes.
The amusement manager OF the
Columbia Athletic Club will meet all the
mem bers and ex members Of that or
ganization At a special nesting to be held
10 the gymnasium next Monday
evening,
Evening journal., 1895-01-18
Looks Ilhs New Method o. Robbery.

Agents for the dilapidated schooner
Annie Aimslle, which passed mp early
this week with crew almost dead from
want and exposure have forwarded a
com plant to the Treasury Department
agsinst the Ocracoks Life Saving Crew
statioued on the North Carolina coast
The Aimslie, while bound from Savannah
70 Philadelphia, became water-.ogged in
heavy weather Immediate communica
tion with the vessels owners was inn
peratlve, and Captain McAudreus sent
ashore such Q telegram with the life
savers Instead of for sarding II the life
savers sent the communication to the
wreckers at Wilmington, N. o., who
promptly responded and recovered
81, 500 salvage against the vessel for
their services The telegram was never
delivered.
Evening journal., 1895-01-18
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

schoolmaster IL Is all very well for you TO
say on did not have time TO get your lesson,
but there Is one thing should Ike to ask You
~" Y unR Lady pnpil- Rut, eli. this Is no
sudden!" Boston Transcript.
The most remarkable cures Of scrOfula on
record have been accomplished by Hoods
Sa espariiia. This medicine Is suneuualled for
diseases Of the blood. Take only Hoods
Hoods Pulls are handmade and perfect In
rOportion and appearance. Zoe.
Evening journal., 1895-01-18
Everything
in the house

in the house
Must Go at Cost.
ga beautiful line of Black and
Colored, all wool Serges and surahs,
in plain colors, never out of style.
Our SOC grade', 40 in. wide, re-
duced to &c
Our 75c grade, As in. wide, re-
dnced to SOC.
Our 90, grade, 45 in. wide, re-
duced to 69c.
Our s1.O0 grade, As in. wide, re-
duced to 75c.
All good shades of the best makes
All our Trimming Silks reduced.
Our SOC Silks reduced to SOC.
Our 75c Silks reduced to soc.
Our 81 Silks reduced to 75c.
Our $I.25 Silks r. duced 10 90c.
All our Trimm ng VelTets re-
duced in proportion.
MusllQ underwear at COats
Our SOC goods SIC.
Our 69c goods SOC.
Our 79c goods 62c.
Our 81 90 goods 79c.
All our trimmings and braids at
haif price.
ALI our buttons a. great reduc-
tions.
All our wool underwear in ladies'
and gents at great reductions.
We only quote you few prices
| Everything must 60 at cost while
theg last. Not one or two bargains
at cost to make it up on something
else. but everything in the house.
Our Loss Your Gain.
until the 25th Of March at the
| BEE HIVE,
306 Market Street.
Evening journal., 1895-01-18

C0tton-Nsw York Closing Prices.
February. C.. bid; March. 60. bid; May,
5.67, bid; June, 5.7l, bid; July, 5.75, bid.
Evening journal., 1895-01-18
STRIKERS RIOT AT NIGHT
One Brooklyn Policeman Fatally
Hurt While Guarding Men.
WOMEN ACTIVE IN THE FIGHTS,

Nayor schleren's Efforts to Bring About
compromise Were In vainThe Trolley
omcials Refuse to ArBitrate-~No Sign or
qetffement
Evening journal., 1895-01-18

osber events About the Foreigner
TO Lecture To night in Kharfoon Cos
fuma-Athletes Becomfng Active IN the
noiambia aGym's--Land values and Ms
zine Independence.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-10-20
Francisco.

Francisco.
 LITTLE ROCK, Ark.,-Governor Clarke's determination to stop the Corbett-Fitzsimn.ons contest at any cost was emphasized today by the fact that he said he would within a few holrs notice land $50 well drilled and fully equipped men in Hot Springs to stop the fight.
 MADRID.-It is officially announced that since the beginning Of the cam- paign sgninst the insurgents of Cuba, the Spanish forces have lost one brig adler general, s26 superior officers, who have either died of disease or been killed by the enemy.
 HAVANA. In the trial of General Julio Sanguilly, an American citizen on q charge of rebellion against the Spanish government, Attorney Gen. eral Ssnor Enjulo in hIs argument to- day asked that Q sentence oi impris- onment for life be imposed upon the prisoner and that he be sentenced to pay half the expenses of the trial. The defense of the prisoner is not known.
 SACRAMENTo.-L.L L, Callencine, who last week shot and killed John H. HarrIs while out walking with the la;,e,'s wife, was today admitted to bail in the sum of 5000. The coroner's jury decided that Callendine shct in self defence. It is believed he will be discharged a: the preliminary examin ation.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-10-20

Benson today is flooded with legal lore from Tombstone. The case of Gaetjens vs.Foley and Roder, was orig inslly heard in Justice Koska's court from which @ change of venue was granted and set for hearing in Jus tics Alvord's court, where another change of venue was asked for and the case was transferred to Justice Ohne- sorgep's court at Benson, the trial being set for today. G. W. Swain is attorney for plaintiff and Mark Smith for defendants. while W. D. Monmo- nier will act az interveanor. The suit IS for debt Of so-.o si00.Oo. Tho P-.'J of KoBo' luminaries and several witnesses~left for the scene of the conflict this morn- ing.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-10-20
SURRENDERED IN MEXICO
A Noted EmbeZzler Who Spent Several Days in Tomb.
 stone.

Young Ros. c. Van Bokkelin, the embezzler to the amount tf S33 900 in gold from the Merchants Loan and Trust Company O! Chicago, and for whom a reward of 5000 and a per, centage of the money recovered was offered, was a passenger on yesterday $ train to the scene of his crime, the cumbersome, tardy and sometimes unsuccessful extrsdition proceedings having been omitted on this occasion. as the prisoner voluntarily surren- dered himself 10 the Pin kerton agents, who are en route 10 the states with him.
 Van Bokkelen is said to have been through this section of Arizona during August, and after spending several weeks here visiting Tombstone, Bisbee and Tucson, went over the N. NJ. & A. to Mexico, finally drifting into the City of Mexico. An agent of the Pink ertop detectives being in Tombstone shortly afterward was apparently on the right trail, as subsequent events have shown.
 Van Bokkelen changed his name but attempted no other disguise. He was located in Vera Cruz. going under the name oi c. J. Albright. It trans- pired that MT. Albright did not ind Mexico to his taste, and considering discretion the better part of vslor, he voluntarily surrendered. IL is under stood that he signed papers 10 the effect that he would return 70 the states without process oi law, and that he did so of his own free will and motion. IL seems that he wanted to go back to Chicago and throw himself upon the mercy Of the bank officials.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-10-20

Vim. Wolverton, who was formerly a well known resident Of Tombstone, but who has been in Congress for the some time past, and who but short time since was badly injured by a kick on the head from a vicious mule, was passenger on the incoming stage today. He is slowly recovering from his injuries, and his many friend are glad to welcome him back to his old home.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-10-20

T Jimmie Welsh, one of our efficient carriers who recently hed his arm broken at the wrist by falling from a ellle, yesterday had that member again injured by coming in abrupt contact with a post. On oA"n1i".tio" it was found the arm was again broken which will cause another se; back. The injury was almost healed when the second accident occurred.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-10-20
SMALL BEGINNINGS

Make great endings sometimes. Ail- ments that we are apt 10 consider triv- isl often grow, through neglect, into atrocious msladies, dangerous in themselves ard productive of others. Ii is the disregard of the earlier indI- cations of i'll health which leads to the establishment of All sorts of maladies on a chronic basis. Moreover, there are certain disorders incident to the season, such as malarial and rhumtsism against which it is always desirable to iortiiy the system after exposure to the conditions whicd produce them. Cold. damp and miasma are surely counieracted by Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. After you have in cured risk from these influences, a sineglassiul or two of Hostetter'- Stomach Bitters directly afterward should be swallowed. For maleria, dyspep-ia, liver comp aint, kidney snh bladder trouble, nervousness and debr illty il is the most deservedly popula- of remidies and preveniives. 4 wine glassiul before meals promotes appe- Ite.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-10-20

On the Sonora Railway at the Sta ton of Sen Ignscio a native was run over and kille. by passenger train. There happened 10 be large crowd oi people at the station who immediately after the accident attempted to lynch the engineer. The latter, however, started the train and pulled out at full speed, thus saving himself from the infuriated mob.