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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-12-09

2lntunft Oe5 &reu3ers og&etDs9Ort"
i'm 9afen BON 9uDana. - Gubu=
niifs &rats6ler in Santiago. -
58Grferes 8egjment auf POrto
Rico.
SaDunu, 8. DECEMBER - Der
ameritaniide 9dn3erfreu3er ng2epz
9ort", pelGer am 3. 0e3ember BON
Nspport RstpS na6 bier d6gegdngen
lit, lungte gsitern g&u6mittag bier an.
Capt. @baOpid Itattete Dem Nomiral
Mdnterold uno 8enerul @aitequnDs,
oem neuen General 8ouDarneur uno
Prdiioentsn Der ipuniIdeH RGuz
mun9S GommiIiion, ieinen 2(ntrittsz
8eIu6 u6, Der prompt an 8Oro Der
oNens9ort" ertpioert pur0e.
Sm Sauptquartier Der SnIurgenten
6eiBt es, OuB 8eneruI Gulirto 8arcid
in 8uTbington parIpro6en poroen 1T,
DaB bic cubuniIhen Sruppen bei i6rer
QuflDIurg miRbeIten5 cine SubreslObz
nunq erGulten niir0sn. Die &unOe
fat groBe 8efrieOigung berOOrgerufen.
2lus 5rinibdo lit bic Ra9ribt elm
getrpfFen, ouB bort @eneral SnDDer
nit 700 Wlann BON ben Sftupationsz
5ruppen gslanoet lit. Die n5uIoa"
1T geitern nit 1877 Tpanii6en SoIOas
ten an 8orb nab Gaoi5 a6gegangen.
9eitern Rahmittdq fano in Sdnz
tia9o Elm feierli6er llm3ug DOn 5000
9erionen itatt, 0eien 3iel bus Sc
burtsfduS Wluceo's mar, an Dal6em
cine Grinnerung5tafs( angebra6t
DurOe. 2lm Qbenp Ordng Elm SduFen
berittener Gubuner in ben gSpaniz
Ifen Club" Elm, unO Iia 3erI9lugen
nit i6rsn Wu6etsn mebrere Qampen.
9ds Gr6egniB 1T, OaB bic bulbe cu6az
niI6e 9oli3ei entIaiIen perDen ntrD.
Can Sudn be 3 orto R tc Q,
8. 0e3em6er. - 8enerdi Sun g.
Senrp, Der neue W3ilitGrz8ouperneur,
gs6t gang ensrgiI4 Dor. Gr geOsntt,
in a[len StGoter uno GrtIhdften un@
ter militGriI6er 4uFIi6t m0gIidIt e6rz
li6e Wd6len dbbulten 3u laii2n, unO
niro cine GommiIiipn ernennen, pelz
DE bic lotu!en 8erinte 3ningen Dirb.
Die pegen 8ranbItiftung unO 2luFru6r
oer6uFteten Perionsn gu beitrafen.
Serner piro 9enerul 6eurD in alien
Stdottn einige umeritaniT9e Poli3iz
Iten Itdtioniren, in ben S6ulen m0gz
li6It pieIe ameritunii6e 2ebrer an
Fte[en unb pa6cI6einlih pds Qutonoz
miften &d6inet entlaHen, um Die 81
oiloerpultung gu becentrdliiiren. Die
qan3e SynTel IpQ ponPutrouillen Dur6=
3ooen fperben, nm bic oer6rs6eriIbsn
Glemente in Die @sfdnonife gu brin=
! qen. Die gortD Ricursr iinb nit Sc
neral Senrp's Reformpldnen our6aus
einperitdnben,
OaS beutId]e SaulI4ifT nW}oItta"
1T bier angelangt uno puroe nit GU
lutI6IIIen 6egriiBt. Die offi3ielIen
8iitten purbsn prompt abgeitattet.
Sin f9Ie6ter DiB.
6ubQnQ, 8. DECEMBER. - Die
Statue cSIubelIu's, Der 8uthoiif6,n,
| i'm bieIigen @entrolz4art bate g;itern
Fru6 cine ReiietuIds in Der stren 5ano
un0 einen Sf1nl in Der unoeren. Quf
pem Ruten mar Elm BLaddt nit Der
| SnT8rift g@ludIi6e g}etIe" befeittgt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-12-09

Hens zines 8eneral &ialtnants oors
oeIefen 1T; oaB bic eine Bill so SnIans
terie Reoimsnter, 10 &dpdller!e 8es
otmentsr unO eir GDrp5 Qrtiaerte, bic
anoere 80 3nFanterjs Regimenter, Il
RupaIlerie ReQjmenter. IA Re9imtns
ter Settings uno 3rpei 8egimentsr
TeLo 9lrtiusrie oprIiebt.
iFerner ge1timmnnQtn Der BON Sul
einoe6ra6ten MQsr Bill Iinb, Dap
bic 8eF0roerun1en IGmmtlih nd6 Der
2(ncisnnetGt erfolQen iolen, bdB Die
9rGIen3 Der sSnfanterie Gompagnien
niht 145 U}ann iiberItsiger Iol. 10
ouB i'm RrisQsFdle ueue Regimenter
qebiIoet naroen miiBten. Die Stubs
Gorp8 Iino um 40 gro3ent Dermetrt,
a6er, nit 2(usnu6me Der 8enerTlzAos
iutuntur uno bss 0affen 8iiredus,
Itn0 GrneRnunQsn pon 6reipiuigen Il.
Gipiliitsn 5uldIIig. Sin 50oipttu.s
Gorps pon 1000 N}ann lit oorgeitben.
2lus in Tu6tropiifsn @cgenoen bic
nenoen SffB;tre uro 0lannI Ihaften
| Iolleu % 9ro5snt mebr 2pbn erbaIten.
Ginpo6ner Der nepsn 8ebiete t0nnen
na6 Der 0i5tretion be5 9rdIioenten
fir bic in ienen @eqenbsn Oienenoen
Reaimenter als 3etrutRn ungeporben
per0en. 0a8 9(rtiIlerie Corps lit in
IA TeItunQ8z unD "A 6tIb gatterien
einget6eilt.
sSm Senat 6ra4ten 5upleb (Rep.,
gonn.), Der 8oriiBenoe oe5 Senats~
Ot;litGr Gpmite'5, bic Ulile5 : Bill
Pin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-12-09
sfInB Oes Contents Der plluiun anlrs
rifanii6sr israClitii6rr GemCins

rltanilbCr lsraCIltll6cr WemrIhz
GCn."
8t6mono, @u., 8. 0e5ember.-
Der bier tagsnOe Gonpent Der Union
umerituniI9er israelitii6er 8emein=
ben" bat oeD 6rn. Suliu56rei6erg aug
Cincinnati ouf Die rdbIten 5tpetSubge
gum 9rGIiOenten erpGblt. Inter ben
W}itQlieoern bes Direttoriums befin'
bet Ii6 6r. o57&ut StrouIe aug Bal
timpre. Der ndfIte GOnpent iol in
@incinnQti ituttfinDen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-12-09

Berlin, 8. 9e3embsr. - 9raf ".
BON 8oeBen, Der friihere Militdrs&tz
ta6e Der beutiden 2e9attOn in BaI9z
ingtrn, pel6er i'm Quftruge bss &ais
Eers Wil6elm bic ameritanii4e Qrmse
au 8eobu6tungs3psden na4 CUBA be-
aleitete, belt beute Q6erb i'm r&atier@
bof" Dor einem qroBen unO oiitingutr>
ten Bublilum einen 9ortrlg iiber bic
neueite 8olonialma6t. Die meiittn
Ieiner 3ubDrer naren UtitgIieoer Der
aolonial @eIeli8aft, inOehen be-
faRbsR Ii9 audi an 800 9D9sre Diff
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-12-09

Billet, fuo auf al.n Saa:u, o,H satmittrssu
GoHqreifUHtatn. ausgsHommtH, GaItia.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-12-09
Win6 & GiienbreD.
s,$sstis Ss;is,th.t itSSn' iIir coo @eibma6tcIt.

0sit Dem %blaufs siuts isOeu aubrcs bHrGeFt Tb
bic Site mt5r uno mebr eiH. uisIi6e g9etbnadts=
ejei6eufe 5u maiden, Uelbs Qls6lritia anisbnli@
fuO uuo ppn Dem Gmpidugtr GeiddBt lDtro'n 98lT
babsn in oistm Sabre ungepobnlid oisis 8sit uno
Wtibc auf oi. gIustpubl uHisrer g8eibna5ts=Sorz
rdtbe pcrpeu0st SeOes Ssportsmtut 1T big ms
flsini, 9.tuiI pO0itdurig, UssbGIb mir Dubri6tH'
lid cine Der btiten sftaun9cn III oiss
lem QuuOe, betsbeuo aus We6beIn ouer 9rt bcteH;
icTusr Mugs" uup Scppiebe, Garstnen. SraUe'
rir'n unO Sraperiss sgtOfc, TapGeu dlsr art &C.
uuiers idmmtli6sn g9uarsu fuo nit Oeu:li@en
Qrsiien uusmartirt uuO Gilt nur Gin 9r,is
Blind & Gi(rnbrrp, ss:f5 3 ssTinsionnr. P'i s1
Ssst ocfauft, g8aareu ptroeu ptnn eeipiiri3t
crit ipdter I'M U(onut aboslieicrt. (SejS, 6uS-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-12-09
shnrrblnfahe auf Giienbnhnen.

Buffalo, 0.sg., 8. 0e36r. -
Q(n6oltenDe beftige Winbe tbiirmen
bU6e S6neepe6en auf ben GHenbabz
ren uuf unO perurIa4en beOentlife
8erfebrsTt0rurgen, inbem Der S6nee
10 i6nel nieoer 3uIammen 9elpe6t
piro, ais man i'm pom @eleiIe entferz
nen fam. 2(Ge 3Uge Iino I'm me6rere
StunOen berIpGtet. Qlu6 uuf ben bic
Foen 5traFenbobnen lit Der 9ertebr
qGn3Iih obsr tbeilpeiIe eingeiteIlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-12-09
@ntriitung in % 4 D B
u6er 90 { SinIeD's 4eus
Beru n gen.

0&aorio, 8. DECEMBER. - 8:e
,sSmparciaI" neLoet, beihIOB bic fpaz
nti6e Regierung gsittrn, ben Senor
Nlontero gios in 9ori5 telsgrdp9iI4
gu inItruiren, gegen BrGT0ent Mc&tnz
len 'sGrnG6nurg Der nMainez "Gffaire
in oeFen tiir3Ii6er 8otihaft 81 protsz
itiren. gSSmparcial" srtldrt, eS berr@
I6e bier grOBs Gntriiifung Ouriiber,
buB bic umsrifaniI6en Committee
od5 8eIu9 Oes Senors Rips um eine
neutrale llnteriu6uHg iiber Die
oU&ainez "8utaitropbe Derparfen.
Sine Iosbsn Der0ffentIi6te Offi3i0fs
g1ote Iugt: ySpanien iit pon Dem Sic
oer nit beiIpieloIer 8rduIamteit be-
bunoelt noroen uno ergiebt Iicb in iein
S6ifIal. Gs tann iebO6 Die SnIiz
nuotiou os5 PrGfoenten U}c8inleD
ni9t buloen, ba es li9 ieiner llni6u!o
6epuBt lit. Die 8egierung bat benz
8erne6men nd3 bsi6Iofen, Der Pariz
fer Gonferen3 Elm @nbs gu MAIDEN, od
Die 0i8fuIIion nebeniG6lider 6ragen
unm0aliA it,"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-12-09

Bun0 ni4t bei, ba er our6 bic duFres
qenoen 9lrbeiten Der leBtsn pddr Woz
den total srI60pft urb bett.Ggert9 IL.
4u6 Sanor Sieba, Der IpdntI4e @omz
miiIdr, mar onr6 llnpo6Iieln am Grz
I6einsn in Der Eeutigen SiBun9 pers
6inotrt. Die Spanier iinb ie6r erz
6ittert Qe9en bic europdiI4en Wtdhte,
neil i6nen oieieI6en teinen Belitdn0
leiietsn. Giner Der GommifIGre iagte
beute:
Die europGiffen Iationen BADEN
sinen groBen TG6Ier qsmodt, ais lte
Spanisn i'm Slide ljeBen uDo 9sltdtte@
ten, baB oaTisl6e burh Die 6rutoIe Sc
malt zines oelpiiTenIoIen RieIen gez
pliinoert nuroe. sic nifsn redt gut,
ouB 4merita nit beniP6iItppinen meRr
oenommsn bat, ais IS oeroauen tann.
Oie Ser. Staakn tperben bic Sn':ln
I6liebliA an GnoldnD pOer 0eutlhs
lamb psrtuufen, uno To6aIo oIes 9ez
Ttiehi, pir6 Elm dqgemetner europa
iI1er &rtea pie 6olge Ietn. 9BEr la=
ben uns getpeigsrt, eine 2SnfeL oer Gaz
rolinen 8rupps gu pertoufen uno
ba6tsn ME ourur, bic biesbe5itgIiae
GFIsrte in Grpdqung gu 5iebsn. gBlr
BADEN ii6erEaupt ujdt eingstpiligt,
ii6er ir9enb nelfe 6raQen 5u inter
baHosln, nit 2lusnd6me 6erienigen,
pdlfe brett in bem 3u @uIbjn9ton
unter3eiAnetsn 9rotOtoa inooJoirt
lin0."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-12-09

gturmiIebere SuAsRhfe.
aerfcps pfcrSrnfen fur gSerbnaebtSseidbenfs.
Rieerise prelit, Don SI.OO dufpdrtt.
SrqenD einc @ugen.bede ober 9ferz
beoede, pel6e ii6 inner6ulb Ie4S Utoz
ndten ni9t gut trdgt, miro toItenfrei
repurirt, uno penn lie oann ni4t DoI=
ItduDiq 3uFriebeniteuenb lit, miro lie
oeoen cine neue Oede au8getauI6t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-12-09
sSilr @erfarfnna Der 9lrmes.
Sm 6auIe 1T Die 8in bes Setretdr8
Qygsr einbsri6tet tpOrOen, i'm Sez
nat oisisnige bes 8enerols Utiles.

Daf6inqtpn, ,. g., 8. Deg
0iht Die pom 9enapdI Uti!es entpOrz
Tene, ionosrn bic Dpm 8rNg5IetretGr
Qltger smpFoblene Bin 3ur8erms6rung
Der Qrmee uuF 100000 Wann ift 0pm
Gumite fiir MilitGr Qffuiren i'm
6auIc ein6erihtet npr0en. Der me-
Iertli6ellntsrT6:eb 3piI6en ben b,iDeR
Bins iit Der, baB qepiiie 9oIten nut,
ben 8aItimmuu9en Der UliIes : g;a
npr nit erfabrensn Sffi3ieren Der re-
oulGren 4rmee 6sISBt perotn Ipllen,
pG6reno bic 2QQer gorbin 8ia Die
@rnennuR bon Treipiu;gen Diff
3ieren UNI GipiliIien auldBt. QnOere
llnberT1iebs Tnb, buB 9eneruI 0liIes
Die Grsirung bs8 Ranges zines 9snea
raLs uro apeier 9eneral 2ieute=
nonts 6eFiirnortet. pdbrenO in Der
@lger 8ia nur bic Greirung Oes Yos
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-12-09
Guba unO VurtO 9liru.

2lntunft 0e5 8reuaers nRetps9Ort"
i'm 5afen bon 9uDana. - Gubu=
niide &rate6ler in Santiago. -
S6Grferes Regiment auf POrto
3ico.
Evening star., 1898-03-01
President Andrade Ina augurated.

The Secretary OF Safe has received a ca
BILE message from United States Minister
Loomis at Caracas saying that Andrade
has been auspiciously naugurated presi-
6ent of Venezuela.
Evening star., 1898-03-01
PROPOSED UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL.
An Enthusfastic and Largely Attend.
ed Meeting at Columbian.

An Enthusiastic and Largely Attend
ed Meeting at Columbian.
Thsre was an enthusiastic and largely
attended meeting last night in the Column
bian University Hall. 1t was called by the
Columbian Women to discuss the plans
for the new university hospital. which is
soon to be opened as an adjunct to the
medical school. Tho meeting was enlivened
by speeches. and those who discussed the
value OF a hospital to medical students were
Drs. A. F. A. King. w. p. Carr, d. X.
Skute and q. A. DeSchweinitz. These gen.
tlsmen are all members Of the faculty of
the medical school. Representing the board
Of trustees. Mr.. Charles w. Needham, in
an entertaining talk, referred to the hearty
support the board was ready to give Presi-
dent Whitman OF the university, DIR.
Charles Munroe, Rev. s. II. Greene and
Rev. ]. ]. Muir also made addresses. The
following ladies are the members Of the
executive committee OF the Columbian
Women" who have charge of the hospital
Mrs. c. w. Richardson. Mrs- B. L. Whit
man, Mrs. d. K. Shute, Mrs. Hazie.on,
Miss Brewer and Miss Holbrook.
Evening star., 1898-03-01
RECOMMEND ADVERSE ACTION.
Commissioner DisapprOve the Bi
Amending Law of Descents.

amending Law OF Descents.
Adverse action was recommended by the
District Commissioners today on Senate
bill 1862, to abolish estates of curtesy and
dover in the District; to provide for the
custody Of the persons of children under
fourteen years of age; to regulate the de-
scent and distribution of the estates of in
testates. and for other purposes.
In letter to Senator Mcmillan, chair
man of the Senate District committee, the
Commissioners explain that they base their
adverse recommendation on an opinion Of
the attorney for the District in the mat
ter. A copy of that opinion was transmit
ted with their letter, and is as follows:
IF there was any public demand for such
radical changes in the law of guardian
ship and OF descents and distributions in
this District as this bill proposes the meas
ure Is not in good form: it does not do more
than to present the outlines Of the changes
proposed. Our law of descents and distri-
buttons, which we inherited from the state
of Maryland, has been settled by a long line
of judicial decisions. both in this District
II enacted, would tend to unsettle it.
Mr.. Justice Cox Of the Supreme Court
Of the District of Columbia Is now engaged
in the preparation and arrangement of ma
terials for code for the District of Colum-
bia, under the auspices of the board of
trade and OF the bar association of the Dis
uict. The whole body of the law will be
brought forward and treated in that code,
and will thus be reduced to a harmonious
system. When the draft of this code Is
submitted to Congress. which, am inform
ed. will not be later than the beginning of
the next session, the consideration OF such
changes In our general law as are proposed
In this bill will be in order.
For these reasons have the honor to
advise that this hill should be reported ad-
verseiy to Congress"
Evening star., 1898-03-01
WHAT A LITTLE WILL DO
a Few Words About the Great ER~css
of Little Thtngs.

little care viii save you mnch annoyance
little neglect sf some simple duty may lead 10
disaster which would impair your life.
little Kindness to q fellow creature may cause
You little effort and may result in untold good.
little attention to the right thing at the right
time may result in great things to you At ;be
proper tine.
little chill nay seem triring hut IL may he
the FIRST symptom Of pnemncufa possibly of death
little prompt attention when you FIRST feed
chilly is by all means the thing you should do and
do at once.
little pure medicinal stimulant taken promptly
Will drive away the chill restore the circula tion
and the blood.
little reflection will show you that only rare
medicinal stimulant will answer. and that there Il
but one. which Is Duffy's Pure Malt whisk-y.
little frmness when the druggist or grocer
tries to sell ycu so-csiled whiskey which has
no merit will you much annoyance and per
haps preserve your health.
A little constant use of this psre medicinal
stimulant will tend TO help your health and keep
you In a condition to resist the sudden changes of
the season and all the inroads ~ diseases which
often prove serious.
Evening star., 1898-03-01

The people Of Anacostia, Congress Heights
and 1fth street southeast were pleased over
Judge Coxs decision In which he 1eciinsd
to stop the electric cars. Residents alons
the route, IT IS said. took possession OF the
cars, and their cheers and the blowing of
horns sounded like Fourth Of July csle-
braticn.
The citizens of the section are preparing.
1t b understood. to have q hearing before
the Commissioners to appeal to them not
to have the Brown system removed. They
claim that the road accommodates the peo-
Is not dangerous, therefore they win ask
to bo allowed to use this mode Of rapid
transit until Congress- grants further lagis-
htiOn to change the system.
Evening star., 1898-03-01

The Great Lender of Champagaes.
721i5 eases imported I'm 1887. AZ .,93 cases
mere than any other brand. is best evidence the
remarkable quality. purity and natural dryncss II
G. III. Murm * Co. Extra Dry.
Evening star., 1898-03-01
YOUNG LEES VISIT To CUBA.
The Family Not Appreheastve Aboat
the Generals safety.

A press dispatch from Richmond says
that Mr. Fitz Lee. son of Consul General
Fitzhugh Lee. leaves there tomorrow night
tc join his father at Havana. Mr.. Lee.
who was fer some time General Lees pri-
vate secretary, d enies the sensational story
published that he has been summoned TO
his fathers side en- account of fears of the
lstter's safety. Young Lee is employed on
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad. and has
a two weeks vacation. This. he says. he
proposes to spend at Havana because Il is
a pleasant place to visit. He ridicules the
report that his departure for Cuba is In
any sort of manner based upon these idle
reports. The statement that Mrs. Lee has
fears for the safety of the consul general
ana that tele grams have been passing be-
tween them relating to this young Fitz
Lee says is not true. The family entertain
no fear for General Lees safety.
Evening star., 1898-03-01
nattle of S,ettx.burr.

There viii be an illustrated lecture on the
battle OF Gettysburg this evening at 8
O'Clock at Memorial Lutheran Church,
Thomas circle. delivered by Huber Gray
Buehler. n A. English master In Yale
preparatory school. The lecture Is under
the auspices Of the Pierce Guild and for
the benefit Of the Founding Hospital
There VIII be an organ prelude Of national
airs and war melodies by Mr.. Harry Mur-
ray. Mr.. Buehler viii have l5O stereopti-
con views. which win depict the great
struggle In an interesting manner. Repre-
sentative George ]. Benner OF Gettysburg
VIII intzodueo Mr.. Buehler to the audience.
Evening star., 1898-03-01
LEAVE UNDER Guard,
Prisoaers Recently Sentenced start
for the Peuitentiary.

The following prisoners. recently sem
fenced in the Criminal Court, left today.
under guard, for the New Jersey state
prison at Trenton:
Thomas Jefferson, housebreaking and
second offense petit larceny, three years:
William Williams, housebreaking three
years; Henry Hensen. second offense. petit
larceny, eighteen months; Harry Thomas.
housebreaking, one year and one day;
Burley Gillian. assault to kill two years;
Charles Owens, second offense, petit lar
ceny, two years; Joseph Brown. larceny
from the person. eighteen months: Richard
Holmes, second offehse, carrying concealed
weapon. one year and one day: william
Whitefield, larceny from the person. two
years: Charles Davis, false pretenses. four
years, and Alberta Gibson, arson. two
years.
Evening star., 1898-03-01
A Vigorous Body.

For Sick Headache, Malaria, Bill
iousness, constipation and Kindred
Diseases an absolute cure.
TUFTS Liver PILLS.
Evening star., 1898-03-01
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to ths
following:
White-De Witt W. Smith and Idaho
Huntington; Henry Donnell Rockwell and
Marie Augusta Dillon; Edward II. Knapp
and Roberta A Morley; Jackson Lee Davia
Clagett and Rose Margaret Butler: John
H. Beardsley of Derby. Conn, and Eda
Carlson of this city.
Colored-Jamas Larkins and Katie Hawk
ins.
Evening star., 1898-03-01
In MenOriaA.
Perfect Health.

Keep the system in perfect order
by the occasional use of TUFTS Liver
Pills. They regulate the bowels and
produce
Evening star., 1898-03-01
DIED.

VAN, ALLEN. wife Of Rufus p. Clarke aud
daughter Of James v. A. Shields.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
CRAVEN. In this city on Tuesday March L.
1895 CHARLES HENDERSON CRAVEN.
lieutenant commander. L. s. navy (retiredl, I'm
the hfty NTH year Of his age.
Frneral private.
AZ his re.aeose on S ,ras s ls
Dr. WILLIAM Il MhTTINGLY. ''"'a'''
March S his 'fs late sds"c Se S Il
street n northeast Th a. O'clock pm Services ny
W. II. Honn officiating
700 9th street northwest. at O'Clock pm.
JOHN McMANIS, born in County Fermanah.
Funeral. private. from 81 Patrick's Church. We'd
nesday, March 2, at . O'Clock am
MINOR On Monday. February 2s. 1885. Miss
MARY J: MINOR. daughter of tn, late smith
Funeral services at the Central Presbyteri
Church. corner and 3d streets northwest, ea
Wednesday, at j O'Clock.
MORSE On February *. 1885 at her residence.
in tisis city. MARY BLAKE MORSE. daughter
of the late Hon. Isaac E. Morse Of New Or
leans, La.
March 2. at 10 am. InteIment in New Uathe-
dral cemetery, near Baltimore.
STREEKS. On Tuesday, March l. 1895. at the
Childrens Hospital FANNIE L. sTEEEkS,
aged nife months ana eighteen uhfs.
Little Fannie darling.
The pride of all hearts at home,
But angel came and whispered.
Darling Fannie, do Come home.
Funeral from wright's undertaking establishment.
on 1cth street near . street, "Wednesday.
March 2, at O'clock.
SULLIVAN. On Sunday, February %, 1898. at
6:55 pm. CATHARINE. Beloved wife Of the
late Patrick Sullivan, In the seyentieth year
Of her age
Mother. must We give you up.
You who loved well.
How can we drink this bitter cup
And say q long farewell:
BY HER LOVING CHILDREN
Funeral from her late residence. 5s street
southeast. "Wednesday morning. March :, at
$3.50 O'Clock. thence TO st. Peters Church.
where requiem high mass viii he said for The
repose Of her soul Former residence. ~ Ivy
In MenOrian.
EICHsiAN. In loving memory of dear father
and husband. MICHAEL EICHMAN. wlo did
three years ago to-day, March 1. 1885
Gone. but not forgotten.
By WIFE AND CHILDREN.
SHREyE. In loving remembrance of my dear
mother. ELIZABETH A. SHREvE. who died
three years ago today, March i, 1895.
Years. long years. will pass away,
No more to see thy face.
But willing hands and loving hearts
By HER DAUGHTER, L. E MCDONALD.
Evening star., 1898-03-01

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-07-29
ouotations ON spanish Fours.

Paris, July 2S-Spanish tours closed at
90. 42Ik. Business on the bourse here to-
day was quiet until near the close, when
animation was manifested. Turkish secu-
rites were in special demand, on ru-
mors of their conversion. Spanish fours
were agitated and closed firm.
Berlin. July 2s.-Prices were firm on the
boerse today. Spanish fours fuctuated
and closed in good demand. Northern
Pacifics were firm and Canadian Pacif1cs
were easier on London advices.
London. July 2S.-The market for Amer
lean securities opened weak in response
to the decline in New York yesterday.
The market remained dull and inactive.
awaiting the receipt of the New York
opening prices and ruled in accordance
with these prices during the day. The
close was weak and trading was merely
professional.
Next Saturday and Monday will be OBJ
served as holidays on the stock and pro-
duce exchanges.
New York, July 2S.-The Evening Posts
London financial cablegram says:
with the conclusion of the settlement
today the stock exchange was practically
emptied until Tuesday next. There was
q further decline in investment stocks on
fears Of gold exports TO New York. but
1 learn that a large amount Of eagles
have been cancelled as a result Of
sharp rise in the local discount rates.
Spanish tours were fiat early, but closed
better Americans were lifeless and I'M
der the New York parity. Closed rather
better A future fall in the rates Of
Bombay and Bengal to 1 per cent indicates
the speedy issue OF the new rupee loan in
India "