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Evening star., 1898-11-21
THE COURTS.

Court of Appeals-Present, the Chief Jus
tice. Mr.. Justice Morris and Mr.. Justice
Mr.. Wilmarth H Thurston was admitted
to practice.
Patent appeal No. 1O5-Cain agt. Park;
argument concluded by Mr.. c. l.. Sturte-
want for appellant
Patent appeal No. 102-Winslow agt Aus
tlh argument commenced by Mr.. w. S.
Duyail for appellant con ntinued by Mr.. H
5. Knight for appellee and concluded by
Mr.. w. s. Duvall for appellant.
Equity Court No. 1-Justice Cox.
steele agt. Hagner; time to take testi-
mony limited to thirty-fiva days. Riley agt
A. and 2. River r. R. Co.; suit ordered to
be revived Blundon agt. Barrow; disburse-
ment OF purchase money by trustee author
lzed. Darby agt. Luker; pro confesso
against certain defendants made absolute
st. Louis Milling Co. agt Shaw; auditors )
report confirmed. Leese agt. Leese; divorce
a VIM mat. granted. In re Charles N Fan
nell, Deborah f. McConvey, Margaret v
GroCme and James Sheehy: inouisition in
lunacy confirmed In re HELEN J. Wallis
and Margaret Ware; inquisition in lunacy
ordered
Equity Court No. 2-Justice Hagner
Hooirey ast. button; on hearing.
Clrcmt Court No. 1-Justice Cole
NeH ast. T.. and S. H. Railway Company;
case settled, juror withdrawn and Jurors
discharged. Miller agt. Carr: Judgment by
90. ast. wilson; verdict for plaintiffs for
one cent damages. Lyons agt Thompson
on trial.
Circuit Court No. 2-Justice McComas
Wakefield agt Morgan; on trial.
Criminal Court No. 1-Chief Justice Bing-
ham,
United States agt. Walter Middleton, vio-
iatlng act OF August 5, 1892; defendant ar
ralShed; plea, not guilty. United States
ast Ihos Robinson. housebreaking and
larceny; bail fixed at $500; defendant ar
ralghed; plea, not guilty. United States
agt. Walter CarroH, HOUSEKEEPING; SEN
tenee' Ohio penitentiaFy fof three years,
Criminal Court No. ,2-Justice Bradley
United States agt. Charles Washington,
assault to Kill; on trial. 81;
Probate Court-Justiee Hagner
Estate Of Bendiza j.. Behrend: proof of
publication. Estate Of Albert L. Root; will,
dated November 10, 1898, filed. Estate of
sally w. Stevenson: will, dated October 81,
1898. hied. Estate Of VIM, H. Jones; proof
Of publication. Estate Of Nora M. Hughes;
order returned served. Estate of Julia E.
Dorman; will fully prbyed.q In re Margaret
Clemmer; order appointing VIM. 3. Glenn
mer, guardian; bond, $4,000. Estate Of
Mary A. Lutz; final potice,fnaming Friday.
December 49, for settling estate. Estate Of
Abraham B. Hiltma nas will, dated Decem
ber 81, 1894, filed.
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Found in Starving Condition.

Special Correspondence of The Evening Star.
HYATrsVILLE. Md, November 2f 1898.
Zachariah Peters, a we1l-known old col
ored man, who has lived for number of
years in an old log hut two miles east of
College station, was found Saturday even
ing by Samuel ana George Buxton. resi-
dents of Washington. in a precarious condi-
ton. The old man lives alone and is badly
crippled with rheumatism He was found
in bed in an emaciated and starving plight.
After one of the. gentlemen had admins
tered stimulant the old fellow stated that
he had gone to bed the previous Monday
night and had nothing to eat and no fire
since then. After building a fire for the
old man and supplying him with something
10 eat from their hunting jackets the gen.
tlemen placed him in their wagon and took
him to Washington to the hospital.
Evening star., 1898-11-21

The following orders have been issued by
the District Commissioners:
That the following named work be done
under the provisions of law governing the
assessment system the intention to do the
work having been duly advertised, as re-
quired by law: Lay cement sidewalk and
set new curb in south side of O street
northwest between 1st street and Florida
avenue, ,abutting lots 156. 213, 214, &C. 215, PIG.
2lI, 21S, 219. 220. 221, 222, 81 IS. 56 81 5S
3D. 60, 81. 81. 63 6i. 81, 66, 81 and Gs of
square 6l5; estimated cost. $1,000. Lay ce-
ment sidewalk on the south side of Har-
Nard street between 18th and 14th streets.
abuttlng lots 10, l6. II, Is and 10 of block
50 Columbia Heights; estimated cost. $3.50,
Set curb in front of public reservation at
the intersection of 18th street and Tenues-
see avenue: estimated cost sl2J charge
able TO appropriation for replacing and re-
pairing curbs around public reservations.
1899
That three lamps be erected in Florida
avenue between 18th and 18th streets. cost
chargeable 10 current appropriation for
street lighting.
Evening star., 1898-11-21
AFFAIRS IN GEORGETOWN.
Death of Old Resident-GeneraI and
Personal

TcTsoHal news.
Mrs. Harriet Hicks, the wife of the late
Rev. William Hicks, died Saturday at the
family residence, 29lO o street Mrs Hicks
was born at Oxon Hill, Md, in the year
1886. and was therefore over 100 years old
She was married and came TO Georgetown
in 1885, being the mother of several chill
dren, all of whom she has outlived. She
had many grand and reatgrandsons liv-
ing one of whom. James Hicks. is an en-
ploye at the White House. The deceased
was a member of Mt. Zion NJ E. Church
and belonged to several societies The fu-
Eeral will take place tomorrow afternoon
from Mt. Zion Church, Rev L. W. s. Peck
oftcidting. The interment will be at Mt
Zion cemetery
Richard Richardson, colored aged thirty
three, was arrested shortly after O'Clock
this morning by Policeman Bruce on a
charge of petit larceny. The policeman was
on his way to the station house to go On
duty when he observed the negro stealing
pint jar Of milk from the door of Mrs.
Nellie Shilling, on 32d street. He was taken
to the Police Court in the Maria and a
penalty of s. or fifteen days in Jail was
inn osed.
William Hunter, nineteen-year-old col
ored BOY, was arrested Saturday by Pre-
cinct Detective Burrows on a charge of
petit larceny. the complaining witness be-
ing Julia Harris, a colored servant in the
employ OF Mf. henry Weaver of 32d street
extended. The prisoner is allage to have
stolen a pocket book containing PSI in
cash. He was arrested in the third pre-
clnct, and this morning was sent down
for several months for the theft.
John Rosenbush. colored, aged twenty-six.
died saturday at his residence on Prospect
street, Reno, a suburb of Tenleytown, with
out having had medical attendance Tha
police We're notified and through them the
coroner was aeprised Of the matter An in
Vestlgaton of the case revealed that death
was due to consumption.
Ihe horse attached to vehicle containing
Frank Brooks, aged siXty-seven, of 3Gl3
Prospect avenue, took fright at something
on Foxhall road Saturday afternoon and
ran away. The vehicle was upset and Mr..
BROOKS was thrown to the ground sus-
tanning injuries about the head and shoul-
ders He was removed to the GEORGETOWN
University Hospital, where his injuries
We're attended to-
Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Sebastian have issued
invitations the wedding of their daagh-
ter, Miss Clara F. Sebastian to Mr. Cha rIes
e. chamberlain, the ceremony to be cele-
brated Wednesday evening at S o'clock at
the Congress Street NJ. P. Church.
The Canal road west of the Foxhall road
is closed, receiving improvements
CardS are out announcing the opening
next Monday of the lunch department of
the western High School
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Rtappointed to His Old Position.

Mr.. Henry B. LOCKER, who last spring
resigned the office of District surveyor to
accept the command Of Company H of the
1st District Volunteers. was today reap
pointed by the District Commissioners TO
said position, Mr.. VIM. P. Richards, who
succeeded Mr.. LOCKER as surveyor, having
rendered his resignation. Mr.. Richards was
today reappointed assistant engineer in
charge of street extensions, at a monthly
salary of S175.
Evening star., 1898-11-21

'APENTA." THE BEST. NATURAL. APFRIENT
Water. Shows excellent proportion of sni-
pilates and clilorides 1t is, therefore n rr,st
useful aperient Julius Althaus, MD
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FACTS CONCERNING
G. b. O., st. Paul Z. and NJ and So Py MID

Giving full and complete information Capital Stock Bonded In
debedness and
rate bonds that each of the above roads will have reunng the
future much lower showing this
that be applied and much vau
able information that pecator should
know which will be
net earnings with those OF the and the
equivalent dividend purposes
earnings required the regular dividends
will quickly show that C. B. best stock buy
vance but that the Others should all show gains A
also dropped regarding the Flower Stock-R
B. R. T,-that will be valuable
we have facility including commodous
the country for the exchange
floor with posted quotations and possible
ClAL DEPARTMENT FOR LADIES. PAID PRIVATE WIRES
~ CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE BOSTON, PHILADELPHIA
AND WASHINGTON
Umcc f
A
Wall thri ' raw
LEWIS A. MAY & CO.,
May cEweS & Srese
Bankers and Brokers.
81 and 33 Broadway, New York.
Mbe Conson Stock E1hans. o.
New York
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do you love YOUR wife?

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Ordered by Comm missiOners.

If you want work read the want column,
of The Star.
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FINANCIAL. FINAr CIAI,
WASHINGTON OFFICE.


THE
DAILY IL CHRISTIAN coRRI
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SIMPSONS AT 1aoa G.

ITS not only th- price the men appreciate.
Abut the materials, style. fit and finish In
those So BUSINESS SUITS Of ours choice
selection of exclusive suit patterns sure of
pleasing meTa of all tastes.
WAKEFIELD SIMPSON 1920 G St no21-Iud
Evening star., 1898-11-21

(Mirror Of fashion.)
hetn's S35 Made-to-meas-
ure Suits are praised he
cause they re models Of
just what perfect garments
sht uld be in materials,
style, fit and finish.
KEEN, 1910 + st.
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RIDE OR WALK THROUGH CLEVELAND
Park will please you. Try it. Office, 610 14th st
Evening star., 1898-11-21
SPECIAL NOTICED

y
On tt ESDAI, NOV. 10, A MEETING WAS HELD
Mt the Pope Mfg. Co.'S sales rooms SIT, S19 14th
ST. composed Of merchants who make a practice
OF taking II exchange as part payment for their
wares second hand articles which are afterward
taking concerted action in reference 10 the decis
ion II the Police Court. recently hand.d down,
which makes all such persons liable TO the pay
ment Of a license tax second hand dealers
under the "ourt's ruling 10y the act of 1871
II was decided to present test case, which has
been made to the Court of Appeals. for final de-
ci>on. and As this matter affects piano, sewing
machine typewriter, furniture, stove. harness.
carriage, horse and bicycle dealers, and jewellers,
ard dealers in art goods. in fact, all merchants
who take second hand goods in exchange for new,
IL is hoped thar a full attendance of persons rep
resenting these pursuits will be had another
meeting To be held at ; pm, Tuesday Nov. ~.
ut the Pope COmpauy's rooms, SIT, $40 14th
81. nOl9-3t'
ALL PERSONS INDEBTED To THE ESTATE OF
the late AIbanus L. Johnson requested to
call and settle The without further notice.
ELBRIDGE $ JOHNSON, Administrator. Citi-
zens Nat. Bank. nOl0-1w
INSURANCE MEN-IT Is To YOUR INTEREST
10 represent. TO your clients interest. to be in
sured in THE MARYLAND CASUALTY co OF
BALTIMORE. NH. IT ISSUES BROAD. LIB
ERAL, JPrTO-DATE POLICIES; 1T MAKES THE
IEST AGENTS AND SOLICITORS con
TRACTS
We desire bright. energetic men in the District
In Montgomery county, Nd; Virginia and Vest
Virginia 10 represent
Call write
A. Z. NEWTON Gen'I Agent
EOl9-3t Su2 + NV Wash. D.
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AMONG QUE COTTON A1EN

ruture contract market in Liverpool
AoVahced Il TO ! point. closing steady.
bales. N''''
STOCK and stock of cotton afloat for
Liverpool amounts to 1,4O4 600 bales.
against 100000 last yelr and 2.Oo6 900
bales in 1895
Exports of cotton from the United
states during the week have been l6l. =
lad bales, against $500 last yoar.
united States ports received ycstcr-
uay l',fo3 bales. against 11,492 last
year and 1897 in 1895.
New Orleans estimated receipts for
today are $4,000 TO 10000 bales, agains;
4,2gf last year and 3.615 in 1885.
New I15rk future contract market
market closed quiet and steady, ad-
Nancing points. March, SO 10 &c. !;
May, 6.06 to G.07c.; August, GIG tic, 6.17c
Sales S9.10O bales.
Future contracts in New Orleans i'd
ranced points. March, 556.
southern markets UNCHANGED.
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...S9c each.

b sure 70 be on time if YOU
wish 10 take advantage Of this
sale.
Our Check NainSookS and
Plain White lndil Linenare
unsurpassed at SC. the yard.
Other prices are we'll worth
your attention.
Notwithstanding it being a
little early for Spring Dress
Goods, our All-Wool SuitingS
at SOC. have been cut pretty
lively this week. We are not
the only ones that think they
are valuable at that price.
Other prices and qualities very
interesting. The new Plaid
Silks are beauties. Better call
and see them.
The continued sales of our
Percales shows that the public
agrees with us in selecting the
latest styles and daintiest pat
terms.
Our Embroideries are not
only good quality but striking
in appearance. Many of our
customers come in and buy
these Enbroideries, not be-
cause they need them at pres
ent, but because they consider
it an unusual opportunity.
Note this, they'll keep until
you need them.
Put this advertisement
where it will be convenient
Monday morning and read it
carefully before you start shop
ping. We don't advertise in
Sunday papers.
Joseph Brown, 22o Main
street.
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ject and the auspices under which it is
discussed warrant the presumption that
the scope of the question is exclusively
moral. l propose to confine myself to
this view of the question and to pre-
scribe the only authorized and inralliblc
remedy-that is to teach the people the
rear OF God. Righteousness is always at
a premium at the court Of heaven
For this reason ,the Lord said unto
Abraham with reference to Sodom: L
will not destroy it for ten's sake mean
ing ten righteous. The same question
would be as pertinent ito any other city
IN the United States, and the same
remedy that is to be employed in the
case of the individual must be applied
TO the community. righteousness ex-
alteth a nation
Inc very minute this question is
announced In public there are a thou
SAND and one ready 10 pop up their
heads and say: Correct your politics
Inc proper reply TO make is Correct
your religion. This is what is Indicated
by the words of the Lord God: Judge
ment also will apply TO the line and
righteousness to the plummet' Politi-
cal principles may he sound, while party
adnerents may be corrupt and citizens
may practice wrong doing in most Of
their affairs
How to make Norfolk n better city.
CHRISTIAN principles in the nature of the
case must be pure while many adher-
ents of the profession of religion may
not practice what they profess. The
right Of condemnation belongs as much
10 one side as the other. and no man
can rightly judge another who himself
IS III the least abnormal when tested by
inc line and plummet. There are al
ways many forward to suggest for
others what they themselves need. This
pan OF reform can't get such footing
as VIII amount to any permanent bet
tefment. To work this way would eyer
ana anon result in nothing more than
making a whitewash Job leaving tho
cry IKE a whjed sepulchrc A system
Oh SER correction and living lives in all
Cody fear and obedience is the one and
only remedy to better the city and to
eXalt the nation"
me meeting closed after a hymn,
SpOoncr. ~
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Inc Southeastern Tariff Association Pre-,
pairing to Redeem Its Pledge.
RATE NORFOLK ON. A FIRST GLASS BASIS.
They Havo Written tho Councsrs rire
COMMITTEES Thns ,ho Work or RE-.
Rating tho City viii Bo Competed
by tho limo tho New Engine House
Is Finished.

Inc city is now ready ito avail itself
OF the promise OF the Southeastern
iarlit Association to rerate here on a
lirst-class basis. Some incredulitv l,aa
been expressed among councilmen and
nthers as to whether the insurance
companies would reduce the rate even
now that the West END engine house
mas Deen authorized and their last de-
nand thus complied with. Mr.. r.
Henry Jones, of the councils fire conn
miltee. thinks uhe association will keep
laith with the citizens Of Norfolk. That
they INTEND Sinking their obligations
ne does not believe, but, on the contra
ry lie does think that by the time the
new engine house is completed the
work OF rerating the city will be com
pleted, the schedule of rates made up
ana the city rated on a first class basis
at the very first moment it is entitled
to he
MIR. Jones recently addressed a letter
TO the Southeastern Tariff ssociation
informing them Of the compliance by
the city with the last Of their demands
and asking how long it would be before
1ha city is rerated on a flrst-class
OASIS, as had been promised by the as
ISOLATION.
The officers replied that the civ
would receive the new rating at the
earliest possible moment The execu-
1--WE committee has already met and
considered the matter, and tA1r. Young.
!ts travelling representative, has BEEN
instructed to proceed to Norfolk Imme-
alately and begin the work of reraJting.
maps are now being prepared and It
is hoped TO have the rate of 55 cents in
ny the time the engine house
shall be completed
Inc IRE committee has not yet selected
the site for the house. They arc still
looking over West END property for a
suitable location. They are also looking
INTO the matter of n chemical appan,
GUS Tor the new establishment. If ia
proposed to purchase a double tanl,
combination hose wagon and chemical
engine. ~ steamer will also be located
In the new house work on which viii
begin shortly.
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stanlly, also headache, and w
was SO dizzy. had heart trouble, it
seemed as though my heart was in my
throat Mt times choking me. I could
not walk around and could not lie
down, for then my heart would beat Sc
fast 1 would feel as though l was
smothering. I had to sit up in bed
nights in order to breathe 1 was SO
weak could not do anything.
! dave now taken several BOTTLES ..
Lydia Il. Pinkhan's Vegetable Com
pound, und used three packages of
Sanatiye Wash, and can say 1 am
perfectly cured. l do not think 1
could have lived long if Mrs. Pink
hams medicine had not helped me-.
MRs. JozEPH PETERSON, 5l3 East ST.,
Warren, Pa.
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A Clever Trick.

1t certainly looks lige it, but there Ia
really no trick about it. Anybody can
try it who has Lame Back and Weak
Kidneys Malaria or nervous troubles.
we mean he can cure himself rinht
away by taking Electric Bittcrs. This
medicine tones up the whole system
acts as stimulant to the Liver and
Kidneys, is blood purifier and nerve
tonic. 1t cures Constipation. Headacha
Painting Spells. Slecplessness and Moi,
ancholy. 1t is purely vegetable, a mild
laxative. and restores the system to It's
natural vigor. Try Electric Bittcrs and
be convinced that they are miracle
worker. Every bottle guaranteed. Only
50c. Il hottie ut Burrow, Martin G. o.;
drug store.
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ANOTHER TRUST.
n Gigantic Nickel-Plate ted Monono,v
Trust Formed


Trust Formed.
a large part of the Norfolk nub;:c
VIII be surprised to hear that a .-jnnn-
nc monopoly or trust-call i. what
you will-has just been formed in NCr-
iolk. and its evil effects have alraadv
ntch iclt through the length and
preadth OF the city. tbs young cctc-
pus was Dorm when the sp!c:iG:1 hat
ueShip Maine went to tn. bu.tom of
Havana harbor.
reference IS had to the thnrourhIv
Planned and perfectly executed plot Of
inc newsboys handling tn. New York
papers 10 sell them FOR :; cents or moth
iEs. IL wasn't case OF Just keep the
chanSe! but Of II viii kecn ,hc
change." SO 1t happens that the papers
when in New York sell for ] cent
ana are intended TO sell for cents
everywhere out of New York, must
cost. Norfolk people cents.
Ordinarily man don't object to
giving a kid nickel for his paner,
nut 10 be told by little threc-by TWO.
Sinutty faced urchin that he has got
To pay s cents for n / cent article
whether he vans TO or rot. makes n
SWcct-tempercd man Ill. "It's tho in
icfhal imDudcnce % he thing!" .as one
"l the latter said last nis!.t.
lhcre'S chance, if the excitement
o!cS down, Of your getting i paper to-
hlSht or tomorrow at the usual price
VI cent more than you ought 10 pay
i"r IL. II, however. there is any more
starting news look out. or the Dricc
VIII 80 up another nickel
I"uht on ncwSb0ys' Shrcwdncss.
M OF them expect 10 be mlllianaires.
iTC$idcntS or train robbers some day.
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T. f. ROGERS.

ROOM 2l1 AND 212 COLUMBIA BUILD
ING. CRANKY STREET
FOR SALE.-RIBBLE LOTS-the best
building lots in the city.
FOR RENT. I..
Store No. Al Charlotte street. i,ifu
Store No. 412 Main street. iEi
Store No. III Bank street.
Store No. lol Commercial Place.
Store ard dwelling No 81 Queen street.
Warehouse Nos. 1!2 and 1874 Water street.
Nos. 90 and l0l Commercial Place.
Nos. 80 end s. Commerce street
Offices Granny. Bank and Commerce
streets.
Two office Albemarlc Building. CRANKY
street.
DWELLINGS.
$50
Dwelling No. 10 Cumberland street.
Dwelling on Poole street 800
No. 200 Cumberland street. % N
40. so Main street ........ -. ......., 81 so
No. lis Ferguson avenue 49, "a M
Dwelling No. 4l2i. Main street. rent s25
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MARINE NEWS.
The British Steamship Elpis Had
Put Back

The British Steamship Elpis Had 70
Put Back
me British steamer Elpis, which
eieetred from here with grain several
DAYS ago, encountered a heavy sea
outside the Capes and broke a nor
non or her machinery. She was forced
TO put back to this port for repairs.
three-masted schooner Samuel w TIL
zen, wrecked off Chicamicomico Thurs
DAY morning. The vessel was strinned
Yesterday Of everything trlat could be
MT. Doc Baum's steam launch "Doc
IS. Is, was sunk at AEcCullough's wharf
ihurSday night, probably by being run
surmise. a diver was at work on be,
yesterday. Nei
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NEWS WHICH Is GOOD NEWS no
WOMEN

II Is a fact that women who suffer
nom female complaints and are con.
s'1uchtly weak, tired, nervous
uraSecd-out and full of pains and
uansS. 40 not have the same oppor-
tunity to be cured as do the residen,.
or the great citieG where the most siic-
ccsSlnl specialists in female diseases
reside Dr. Greene, Of 81 West 14lh St
Ne" York City, who has the largest
practice In the world and who is with
out doubt the most successful sncceIl-
iSt IN curing female complaints, offers
10 give free consultation By mail TO
an women suffering from these dis
trcSS!nk Weaknesses. discharges, nujns
and Irregularities White mt once and
we promise DR. Greene wlll cure YOU,