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Some differences in De Lome's
Letter That Should Be Dis
owned by Spain.
They Touch the Good Faith OF
That Country Regarding
Autonomy.
May BE Made the Subject Of
further Correspondence If 1t
Is Not Done.

WAsnINGTON, Feb 1.-The policy
OF the administration concerning the
lie Lomo incident can be stated briefly
and definitely, and on authority not
open to question, as follows:
The president is awaiting the full re.
port of United States Minister Wood.
ford, who in the brief report already
made. stated that fuller details would
be forwarded. So far as the personal
allusions Of the late minister to the
president are concerned, the incident is
undoubtedly closed.
No demand has been made or will be
made, according to the present inten.
t!ons, for a disavowal Of them, though
should it be made, it will be regarded
rs !. graceful act
Some Things Need Explanation.
But the differences in the letter which
bring in question Spain's good faith on
questions Of reciprocity and inferen-
TALLY autonomy for Cuba, if not disa.
vowed voluntarily, may become the
subject of further diplomatic CORE
spondence. though as to this matter, as
has been stated heretofore the presi.
dent will await Minister Woodford's 5
fuller advices before anything is de.
cided upon. This feature of the ex.
minister's letter is entirely disassoc-
ated from the personal aspect which
resulted in his retirement. 1t Is conf
IDENTIFY expected by this government
that Spain will take All opportunity to
disavow the statements of its late rep.
rcsentative, SO far as they tend to com.
NIT Spain to policy which leaves her
good faith open to serious doubt. 1t Is
felt to be most desirable that this gov.
ernment should have no doubt as to
Spain's real purposes and feelings Oh
| those vital questions which have been
| subjects of negotiation. or are likely to
become such i'll the immediate future.
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SHIELDED ESTERHAZv.
Evidence of Considerable Importance
Brought Out in the Zolt Trial.

Evidence of Considerable Importance
Brought out in the Zola Trial.
PARIS, Feb. H. There was a riotous
topol at o'clock. The rioters smashed
the windows of Jewish store over
which were the names Of Levy & Drey-
fus. During the disturbance a shot
from revolver was fired. A large
force OF police finally dispersed the
mob, after making many arrests.
The lola trial was continued during
the day and the ses. on was more i'm.
portant than any previously held, as
General Pelheux and Colonel Picquart
were on the stand. Colonel Picquarts
evidence is Of the highest Importance.
and thus far is the great event Of the
trial. He gave it with passionless, piu-
less completeness,
Covering the Whole Ground
from the moment he was authorized to
Investigate the rising suspicion against
Count Esterhazy until he found him.
self prisoner. The impression it left
was that everything had been done by
General Pellieux and Major Ravary to
shelter Count Esterhazy from the con.
sequences Of glaring breaches Of dis.
cipiine and honor. while Colonel Pic.
quart was disowned, packed off TO
Tunis and eventually arrested.
NJ. Zola's carriage, on leaving the
palais dc justice, was followed by a
knot of people shouting. Death to
Zola." The police also dispersed 1000
people who We're burning pro-Zola
journals on the Quai de Ia Meglsserie.
Many arrests We're made
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STILL MAKING DEMANDS.
France, Germany aud England All Given
Concessions by China.

France. Germany aud England All Given
Concessions by China.
PEKlN, Feb. l4.-China has con.
scnted to the British demand for a rail
way from Burmah to Yunnantand.
She also agrees to indemnify the kid.
mapped Frenchman IN. Lyaudet). Ger
many has secured concession for Il
railway from Kiao.Chou to Ychou
(Ychou Fu). as the price Of the mur.
dcred sentry, and is now casting about
for something else to demand.
Next month the Chinese board Of
revenue will pay salaries, half in sycee
and half In dollars, owing to the scare.
ity of copper coin. This is the first oc.
casion OF payment III dollars. but the
precedent is likely to be followed and
will thus introduce an extensive use Of
coined money.
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, Rl THE ST. LOUIS.

TsF'an Grew ofthc vccnda IN Rcs.
'''' by the American Liner.
I l"Ek, FEB. 1.-THE American
! 'MeF $. Louis, Captain Randle.
'2u'Aanpton. reports the loss at
ne Holland. American line
'eendam, Captain Singer,
N2''efiam for New York. The
''ssF' and crew Of the Ncendam
sa'ed by the St. Louis, being
- "Al.c the Neendam was in n
T. condition. The Veendam had
">"onergcl wreck. There were
AIer> and crew on board.
'''lIaam was formerly the
= steamer Baltic. She was
!. mast, Ireland. by Harland &
:" ~. She was n four.mastcd,
|" ".''Ie'fttgcd screw steamer. She
l, ~ ''o"' gross tons, and 2,167
'"''.' ! was AIS feet long, Al feet
''u u . feet deep.
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MORE TROUBLE AHEAD.
Spanish Press Objects to the Presence of
American Nnrship. in Havana.

Spanish Press Objects to the Presence of
American Nnrship. in Havana.
MADRID, Feb. II. Ell Heraldo de
Madrid says: New and menacing Incl
dents tend to arise between Spain and
the United States, resulting from the
permanence Of American warships at
Havana, the display Of arms and am.
munition by yacht there and the pro-
ceedings of the American congress.
This state Of things inspires alarm and
the government is gravely preoccupied
by a situation which is becoming intol.
cradle.
With regard to Senor Dupuy dc LONE
Fl HeraldoS suggests that his letter was
in effect produced by President Nc.
kinley's message, as he had previously
expressed Every favorable opinions" of
Mr.. Mckinley.
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IRISH STRUGGLE BEGUN.
Home Rule Amendment offered and
IrAmnflY Voted nnx

Home Rule Amendment offered and
Promptly Voted Down.
LONDON, Feb. lin the house Of
nellite leader, moved an amendment to
the address in reply to the speech from
the throne ut the opening of parlia.
ment.
1t was to the effect ''that, while the
house regards with satisfaction the
proposed bill for the reform Of local
government III Ireland, the measure
vii. in nowise meet the demand for an
Independent Irish parliament.
After considerable debate the amend.
dment was rejected by 223 to TO.
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VIGILANCE COMMITTEE.

ORGANIZATION Being Formed "t sk"e"'S
to Clear Out Toughs and ls"nc" Men,
SEATTLE, Feb. l4.-The steamer
Utopia. which has arrived from SKas'
uay and Dyea reports that a vigilance
committee is being formed at Skaguay'
and Il ia tho intention of the commit.
tee to drive out of town the hor"o "
toughs and bunco men.
Hold ups and petty larceny are
being caily reported. and 1t IS more
than probable that lynchings VII, occur
unless the authorizes act promptly.
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'ol NJ SEVEN MORE.
~, a. ihttsburE Now Eighteen
Ah'rty-hy. N1isstng,

~ a. ftt.bure Now Eighteen
=" Ah'rty.hv. Missing.
s. ~. FEB. Ii.-Seyen more bod.
- taken from the ruins of
I''E nights fire. at 10 O'Clock
\ ."o We're tho bodies Of William
t. ~, ,ne ilre department, known as
|t, an'ei, and George Newman.
y. p.',of ior the Philadelphia Nat.
N, : oompany. The remains were
H. '"anSied and almost unrecog.
\ !. Inc finding OF these bodies
4 already taken from tho ruins,
IT, " now believed the workmcn are
hna "ere a number Of bodies will
wn, an additional force of 200
|s ,nn ~ put to work clearing the
b,v ~ II Is thought that il thexe
b. n more bodies in tho ruins they
",1oVered ~, within tho next.24
|ny 'hlrty.tive people are still
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since The Deal He Has Been
,iuy Strenuous Efforts to
Pay II Back.

-. Feb IA; Tho Journal
Ta,rr i new light on the battle
k1 Armour and Letter last De.
r. an. 81 the present movement
H., wheat Il Minneapolis, which
kzz.pl tin trade from Chicago 70
b.
Gained that M-. Armour is fill.
Lo,a,r attract, chiefly with Mr..
|y q. Minneapolis.
,,ry j, ms, When the Armour
|werr W arSin. rs never before
luM5.r, 10 hr.ng wheat To CHI.
!. ii Nanu flols and Duluth TO
+: >a.a- 10 Joseph Letter. Mr..
b. teAHy a borrower. He did
b: " 4. til" banks. He borrowed
II r.ok wheat already on
a, central markets from Mr..
+ 44l others, and entered into y
.tpa tie wheat before a Ger.
j.
"M tAat the guaranty for
':.,.3A. o, the wheat at the time
w check representing
;lpl,ou
AaT.r ,ualnc run Of wheat to
"a, ,.g ,lN long weeks after
-, II tho trade said the re.
Y 4; an end-is now explained
u Il! t.larts 10 fill his contract
y: z ayyy.
'-e lrunlng Of all old wheat
I..sA- places over a half dozen
,a,c>. Country tributary to
's 1.'y has been worked for the
.@ioA> market. Now it is known
~ receipt, up there have not been
4e market.
wheat i dumped into tho Peavey
. Eei.ace the borrowed line.
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SOUTH ST pAtl. lcb. -
HOGS-Markct y higher. Range OF
prices, So 30 d3.s.la
CAIILE-Market stclay.
sales ranged at -. 4fQJl2o for Stoke
So inlG3Sb for COWS; 81 '13:o.., Tor
hri ers: 81 5ouli for steers.
SHEEP-Marhot quiet.
sales ranged at $50 81 ca fer mu;tons;
s. % $50 for lambs
Receipts: Hogs, SOL; cattle, 100;
sheep, 300; calves -.
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Chicago Union Stock Yards.

CHICAGO. Feb. IL.
HOGS-Market activer 50l1lac higher.
Sales ranged at s3.SoW4o2i2 tor light;
S365I4O5 for Mixed SiS29l o'la tor
heavy: &. sOW3.N for rough.
CATTLE Market steady.
Sales ranged at $h9OI5.3u for beevcs:
T.. loo4. 46 for cows and heifers; S3.501
4.40 Tor Texas steers; s. 30 "a. 80 for
stockers and feeders
SHEEP-Marks steady.
Sales range ,.6i for natives;
q 6OUC4.5O g.. lOQD5.7o Tor
lambs.
Receipts: -. -; cattle, 100:
sheep 2,OOJ.
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TELLS OF RICH STRlhES.
J., l.. Schroeder Says New Quartz us
covrrics Have Caused - stampede.

J. l.. Schroeder Says New Quartz IDS
covcric. Have Caused ~ st"mpcd".
PORTLAND, Or. Feb. IA. = ). L.
Schroeder Of San Francisco, who lelt
Dawson City. Dec. 20, has arrived on
tho steamer Oregon. Ho reports that
inst before he left rich strikes had been
made on Henderson creek. about 20
miles southeast from Dawson. and that
additional rich finds had been made on
Bonanza and Hunker creeks. no also
reports that very rich quartz iedses
have been located on Stewart river ana
that a party Of 90, headed by an eA.
pcrionccd mining engineer. had just
left Dawson for that location. lie SAID
that the strike Oh Henderson creek was
so rich as to cause quite stampede 10
that locality.
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ihfid g OF the Gushing was washed
overheard and drowned a few honrs
before tho arrival of the vessel in Ill,
port. The body was recovered. and !
am arranging to have it cmbalmcd ana
sent home" "'''
hrecklnrldge was executive officer of
'he torpedo boat Gushing. His fa,hcr
Is Is. inspector general of the army in
Washington.
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fighters trust. He will consult Tom
O'Rourke, William Brady, James a.
Kennedy and others, and says he can
convince them that trust would bc
beneficial, not only to them and the
fighters. hut also to the public at large.
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REPORTED BY LEE.

lash.., "'hridRs Of tho Cushing
ksu, '"rn"nrd and Drowned.
hblo'oN, Feb. l4.-The follow.
|dene..ah has been received at the
It Ha' H 'hient from Consul General
'"ha: Ensign ]. r. Breck.
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DENVER, Feb. li-ponce Mapistra 70
Et!is declared the ordinance HyIn, ,bo
''ct'iSe lee Tor cigarette dealers at 81 l.O0y
per year, TO DC excessive and uurcasou.
aoie, and therefore void. There is no
municipal tax Oh tobacco or cigar
dealers.
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Sioux City Live stock.

Sioux CITY, H.. Feb. H.
HOGS - Market active and Sc higher.
Range Of prices, S5.SOG3.S5.
CATTL.E-Markct steady.
Sales ranged at s. 3I3.oo Tor cows;
$3.DWll.25 for stockers and feeders; S3 -
Ay3 - for heifers; $500 l5 for yearlinSs
SHEEP-ln demand; S3.o0,G4.50.
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LATEST MARKET REPORT,
Poultry, Butter and Eggs.

CHICAGO, Feb .
POULTRI-Dresscd duh; turkcys,
Sdllc; chickens 81. = :; udci>S, 6,.s1ls.
lTTER-Firln, ,reameriel l3as
l9c; dairieS llutl,c
Enthusiastically: fresh, i22s sJ.!3,.
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wheeling Ordered to skn.uay.

SEATTLE. WASH, Feb. l4.-A letter
received from Sitka, Alaska. states that
the gunboat Wheeling. which Is STA
toned there, hos been ordered to Skag'
uay.
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To Form a F,shters. Trust.

CHICAGO. Feb. ll.-"Parson" Davies
has gone East to interest other mana
gers in q scheme OF forming prize
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Joined the Helena at Lisbon.

LISBON, Feb. l4.-The United States
cruiser san Francisco and the United
States gunDoat Bancroft have arrived
here and have joined the United states
gunboat Helena.
HuJIrIny TC,rEDII&1v
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18th mr. Col road. 1or. 40
1919 Vt nv NV. fur'd. rs
1870 18th. or&b. .....@
as Mass AZ NV, Tor. 80
Store T07 eth nv. 40
Once roon1. 1901 + NV.
l147 LlnEer's ct Or. 10-6o
All FrAnklin NV. nr--1o
1895 Union IT sw. 6r- 10
1244 Union ct gu, Sr...1
HEREFORD. 1101 y e.
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ATTORNEY6.

CAMPBELL cARRusGroN, ATTORNEY i,
WEBSTER Law buiidinc. 60S d Ut. nv. Wsshing-
ton. DC. Residence, No. Mount Vernou EAfk,
New fosk are and sth IT ava ssaa
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4oI Let NV. o.. ami 30 90 4ls 18th se 81. 30
l1os Cercoran 1r; 80 $40 cslian ne. Or. 50
aSS Isl me- or,ami % % g Fenton pl 6r... -0c
7oe Sth NJ. 9. ami. 1850 2l03 NV. 500
20 nv Or ~ Is So 1885 e Or: g 80
FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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HEiiIEiL Z ncLERiAN.. ~
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9th ST., CAPITAL CYCLE CO.'S new quarters
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2402 I4th NV. IIr. .4O.O 90
Near Stott's sta
ton. DC, 11r. 90
1909 10th ST, Or. 40. 90
24lS 14th st. 9r....i0-uo
25I7 PA ave. Tor. 1000
Flat 8. b & Q. Or. 40 60
rs llth NV. I4r- 1900
1881 s ST. 10r. 1000
46l G st. 11r. 1850
24li 14th st. Or. so
2a2S-26 18th, ilor- 3. 80
2420 lath NV. Or. 80 80
329 Mo nv NV. Tor. 35-1S
1905 II DIV. Tor. 80. 90
1t02 r ST. Tor. ....35- 90
1902 n c st. Or. .35- 90
800 r Cap. SID. Tr. 35.o 90
IT'S 18th Of. Or. $500
los NJ st. Sr. $500
2d o 93l Pa av. 5000
1909 18th st. Tr.....3O. 90
2so6 . st NV. 1888
624 18th st tup). 7r.25.5o
Flat /, "B&Q," Tr.25.o0
Up 1910 18th ST. Or. IS. 90
S07 18th NV. Or. -25. 90
The NooLan ri. Tor p. 40
I0l d Sc. st&dw. Or. -. so
532 9Th ST Sc. Sr. D. 50
81 11th. 6 rms. -. 80
4015 Sth NV. Sr. % 80
l443 Pierce pl. 7r- .2o.oO
Up 6l9 n Y av. Sr. 2o.o0
915 e sw. Or. .2o.oO
Sd d 93I Pa nv
(club rooms) 30. 90
1902 Corcoran. Or. 1880
316 LIST Sc, 7r. .....lS.50
152S 18th NV. Or. 1880
UP 133 eth NV. 3r. 10. no
14th st I'd nr Bright
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21224-2S-30 LIST st
sw, Or. each.
13i5 E st. 5r. IL. so
4th q l420 Pa ave. 1000
1907 Union ct. Ar. 1000
4. 6 & l6 Watkins st,
Chevy Chase. 5r. ca. 10. 90
NE cor SD & Pros
pect SITS 10. 90
1927 F shop rear, 1000
2, 3. 6. 9 Baldwin's
/ row. bet ID. f. lst&
ID SITS. 5r. each. 500
Farragut st. 5r. 500
l02i Trinidad nv. or
18th st ne. g. 90
I lis l. st Sc, 4r......G. 90
red houses. Offices. stores
ice.
AS ]. FISHER & CO.,
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NO. s24O. ADMIN. DOC. "a
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District Of Columbia. has obtained from the Su-
preme Court Of the District of Columbia, holding
special term for Orphans Court business, letters
Of administration C. t.. q. on the personal estate
Of Matthew w. Calf, late Of the District Of Co
iumbia, deceased All persons having claims
against the said deceased hereby warned to
exhibit the same with the vouchers thereof, to the
subscriber ON or before the 10th day of March
next: they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefit OF the said estate.
Signed this 18th day OF March, 1898.
AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST COMPANY.
By JAS. r. HOOD, Secretary.
WILLIAM A. MCKINNEY, Proctor. mh22-1aw3w
ESTATE OF HENRY W. LEE, LATE OF DIS
trct Of Columbia. No. S237. Docket ~.
Issued March 10th, 1898.
Application having been made to the Supreme
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Orphans Court. for PROBATE Of last viii and
for letters testamentary on said estate, by Emily
Lee, the executNx therein named. this IL to give
notice to all concerned to appear In said court on
Friday. the 18th day Of April, AID. 1898, at 10
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excellent references Address A. B. B., Star
office. mh26-3ts
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
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foh RENT-s NICELY LOCATED SOUTH
front rooms 1921 Y St NV With ND. IN
improvements: newly papered. conyenient TO ali
car nnes INT reduced to sSo per mouth
FOR RENT-E-EGANT l2RooM RAY wI>poyy
brick house. 6e Sd St. near pension one. n
nj: yard and stable; key at Ga Sd ST NV
FOR RENT
See list first
Niaa ln,iS..S. rein. rants
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE-A PLEASANT, NEWLY IMPROVED
country hon e: s7room house; % of land; 2
wells. fruit trees, large barn and all necessary
outbuildings; about 10 minutes ride to G, F.
electric railway; situated the Chain Bridge
road about one mile from Chain bridge. For
particulars address Box 76, Star office. mh29-3t'
FOR SAILOR EXCHANGE-IN MONTE. CO..
Md, line farm of 243 aeFs, IL miles
from the city, used as dairy farm.
Trust, 5000. Will trade equity
for city property. Price, $4,000.
X. s. DONALDSON
mh26-3t' $40 10th st. NV.
FOR sALE-CoU NTRY-1o A. CELERY LAND;
finest within 10 miles of Washington; half mile
from Hyattsville; price 500 per acre. terms easy
ROGERS Il ROGERS. 1913 Ind. ave. Hyattsyilie.
mh26-3t
FCR SALE-198 ACRES NEAR GERMANTOWN
Md, Met. branch b. and o. R.R.; good DWELL
ing; large outbuiidings; all in good condition;
land in high state of cultivation; good water,
timber, etc. pric.~very low; no incumbrance.
Inquire WESCo1T, WILCOX & HIESTON.
mh26-3t 1907 Pa. ave. NV.
FOR SALE-FARM OF $50 ACRES;- is MILES
FROM THIS CITY; NEAR R.R. STATION
ONLY $40 PR. ACRE CAN EXCHANGE FOR
CITY PROPERTY. Il. A. PHILLIPS, 700 14th
st. NV mh23- Ina
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HORSES AND VEHICLES.

FOR SALE-AT y BARGAIN-IADY's TURNOUT
consisting of stylish brown family horse trap
and harness. slightly used: been used by lady ;
also hne brewster brougham. pole and shafts
tns sltie-bsr top buggy, pole and shafts, cost
$3.50; also : fine traps 10 seat 2 or 4 persons ;
very line Silver runabout: very stylish ladies'
spider phaetnn with fcJtman's seat ON rear
Iight double harness and surrey harness; all good
new and laIa style and must be sold. 1921 Ii
ST NV storage for carriages. 81 per month.
mhi5-3N.
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FOR RENT-$25-9-ROOM AND BATH HOUSE:
concrete cellar. with furnace; ami. newly ma
pered Key next door, 1905 4th st. NV mi2S-3s