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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-04-19
PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES FOR THE POST
0ihee Department and Postal Service..Pest Oiice
Sealed proposals viii be received at this depart
ment until TIT RSDAY. MAY FIFTH, 1885 Al
a for Fasing s w5s pae Pa
ter Scales, ?ostmarking and Rating Stamps, Rubber
Pens, Pen Hides Pencils. Ink. Mucilage, Gias:
Goods Rulers. articles Of Steel. Rubber Erasers.
tionery in such quantities of the different articles,
respectively, ard at such times, and from time to
besnnfg and ending '5 June s
1929 for the use of any branch Of the depart
with giving dsad 81
the requirements to be met in respect each arti
be required of each and giving full as
to the manner % bidding and the conditions to be
n Of he bvson ~ Post
Once ON Supplies Post oise Department Washing
right reject any or ali bids. to waive technical
e aGsep. ha nna
General. ap5-1nw4w
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT WASHINGTON.
D. C., april s. 1s9s-sealed proposals win be re-
at s AZ f%o Y1 FM r may fa1
nshins for the use Of its Mail Equipment Shops
% stss Of Mrf
ETC.. In such quantities OF the different articles
resi-, Ely and at such times and from time to
beginning July l. 1895 complete list of the ar.
vii be furnished 10
Second Assistant Postmaster General JAMES A.
GARY. Postmaster General. ap51uw4w
PROPOSALS FOR MISCELLANEOUS SUPPLIES
for the Post Office Dernrtme nt.-Post Office De-
partmsnt. Washington, d. c., April S, 1885,.
Sealed proposals will be received at this depart
melt until THURSDAY, THE FIFTH DAY OF
MAY. 1898: AT TWO O'CLOCK PM, at which
time and place they will be opened in the presence
OF bidders their authorized agents or attorneys
for furnishing the department with such Coal.
Wood, Ice. Carpets, Chairs. Cotton Cloth flor map
Brooms and Forage, as may be ordered during the
80. 1899. Bids are also invited for the purchase
old Cotton Canvas. old String Jute Heads with
rings and Scrip Leather from the Mail Equipment
Division, and for ashing Towels. Blanks for
ments Of the requirements to be met in respect to
each article and also the estimated quantities
probably TO be required Of EACH and giving full
conditions to be observed BY bidders viii be fur
nished On application to the Disbursing Clerk and
Superintendent, Post Once Department. Washing
right to reject any all bids to waive technical
defects and accept any part Of any bid and re-
tect the other part JAS. A. GARY. Postmaster
General apS-law4w
PROPOSALS FOR DOG TAGs.-OFFICE OF THE
Commissioners Of the District Of Columbia.
Washington. April II, 1S0S.-Sealed proposals.
will be received at the Office OF the District Com
missoners until TWELVE O'CLOCK MONDAY,
APRIL TwESTY-FIFTH, 1858. to furnish the
District government with nine thousand Eve hun
dred %. 500 dog tags, or less for use dur
ing the fiscal year ending June &c. 1890. Bid
ders VIII submit designs and samples of the MAJ
be made in the best workmanlike manner with
links Of malIeabie iron attached to nine thou
sand tags, more or less. all to be delivered COM
sieners reserve the right to reject any or all
bids. ]. W. ROSS. J. B. WIGHT w ~
BLACk. Commissioners. d. C. ap15-6t
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FOR SALE-BICYCLES.

1888 BICYCLES DOWN TO Ss.oo-NEw 1855
Model Ladies' and Gents Bicycles are now being
sold ON easy conditions low $500; others
81 90. 10 be paid for after received II you win
cut this ne.fce out and send to SEARS ROE
BUCK x CO.. Chicago, they win send you their
1888 Bicycle Catalogue and full particulars.
apl3-1m-s
FOR SALE-SINGLE TUBE TIRES ca HACH.
Factory cycle repairs OF every description. I3I
9th st. CAPITAL cYCLE co.'s new quarters.
Oldest cycle house In ctty. uk2-lf1
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MEDICAL,
DIR. Leatherman.

Expert specialist In the cure Of al special Az
easeS Of men and women Consultation frse
Hours, D to -, to s: Tues, Thurs ana -
eveninEst 70 & eoe y ~. Closed O eanday.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
INEURNIsiaEo.

FOR RENT-UNEU FINISHED
1914 y. l2r&2 la So. o. 4i6 III st ne arh % 90
S.s " St l2f- 500 SO 81 81 ne. 7rb. ~ 80
1911 lSh st. i0rSh. 5000 1907 EsIe NV sr . 10 90
1o2s isth ST lor&b "a az IL Pattersou ne sr Il 30
la20 L st. 9r&b.. $3.50
STORES.
ioi 9Th ST NV. $500 1887 Ith ST NV. 5000
-. FLATS.
- ieouss 80 %
HEiSKEIL & McIERAN.
HhSi-stn.th-f l0ls n ST
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kOlA hGNk-
1887 30 L ut NV.
l3r. ...........$l50.00
1412 10th ct NV
lfur), lar. $50. 90
l20S II Ut NV (fur),
lor. l0o.OO
1911 10Th ct NV
(fur}, Or. IS. 90
1924 Il 1 ay NV, lar q. 90
liza 18th NV, Tor. .06. o.
l73 9Th Ut NV. 13r. Is. p
Sl9 9Th Ut NV, l3r I. 6. 90
IT33 B st NV. si0r. go. 90
2u21 i ct NV. l&r. -51.O6
Sl17 N sc NV, Tor. so. 90
1919 Corcoran, 11r. $500
1919 9th 1T NV, Or. 42.50
2024 l ct NV. Or. 30. ~.
001 21st ut NV, llr. 40. %
Fiat No 2, ID floor
o1S IL st NV, Ar. 20. 90
1928 9Th st NV, Tor 20. so
zoos 18th NV. Tor. &c. 90
Keokuk & 18th SITS
Wesley Hts), 81. 3k- 00I
1922 9th u NV, 11r. So. 90
l4l8 11th NV, l0r. 80. 55|
6o8 Il ct NV, Or. so col
eo06 p Ut NV. Tor. 80. o.
rs 3 sf NV, Or. --.@-65l
x23 ID q NV, r.. .3&l
S.4 II 1t NV. 1r-. .S.&I
he above u only q pc
my books.
Fer fnll list call ut On
tho 1st and leth.
aplA-fu,t ha.s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-04-19

FOB RENT-1l2e COLUMBIA ROAD; BEAU-
tfful 5-room hose md bath. On 6o-fogt lot; IS
spis-n azkss ( 1Arxs Z 90, sse7 , ~.
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BOARDING.

2O1 3. CAP. eT.-pESIRABLE FUR ROOMS
with excellent board: convenient 10 cars Capitol
and library: transient guests accommodated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-04-19
WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-GOOD ROOM FOR SINGLE GENTLE
man; state price: refs. given. Address Box I4s
star onee- IT.
WANTED-IF YOU WANT YOUR ROOMS RENT.
ed see me. desirable applicants daily; suburban
places in demand; beware OF frauds guaranteeing
lanttc bldg. mhI4-2m
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PERSONAL.

GOOD GRACIOUS, But WAR Is SEsR.s YOU
never did expect much hard, cold cash as NE
exchange for gents discarded garments send
that postal: we prompt. JUSTH'S OLD
STAND, 6i9 ID ST. NV api.e5 If
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS AND
answers. Send Toe. TO 5. W. FLYNN AM
FLYNN'S BUSINESS COLLEGE
apl5-1m' S.w. COR. sTH AND Sis NV
" WILLIAMS, AUTHORIZED PRIVATE DETEC
tive ageney-Conddential communica lions prompt-
1y attended to; ONCE open all hours: best refs
Established 1880. 044 E. 10t3 mh25-lms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-04-19

Sl3 18th st. Sr. 40. so
1917 o st. Tor 20
1884 n Y av. 13r. oifer
2402 l4th NV. llr. 1000
Near Stott's sta
tion, DC. l1r. Al. 90
livJ 10th st. Or. .4c. 90
2511 Pa ave. Tor. 40. %
Fiat 5. Is & Q. Or. 80 90
t25 llth NV. lar. ~ 90
1871 5 81. lor- 1000
2tli 18th st, Or. ,. 80
2i2s-26 18th. Tor. 81 so
2i20 l4th nv. Or. 81 80
132 18th st, Or.
l.o6 X NV. I0r- $500
1902 II 81. Tor. .35. 90
1902 y G ST. Or. .35 90
302 Il Cap. SAD. 7r.S5. 90
1I2S 15th st. Or. $500
los NJ st. Sr- $500
I'd q 1891 Pa av....3u.O0
1893 4th st. Ir.....3o. 90
2D06 y st NV. .2s. ~
S24 l2th st tup, TIPS. 50
Flat /. "B&Q." 7r.25.oO
Up 1910 lith st. Or. -. 90
500 18th NV. Or. 90
The NooLan pl. Tor. 81. 90
532 9Th ST Sc. Sr. .22.5o
81 1lth. q rms. .22.aa
4o15 Sth NV, Sr. .22-5p
33G l. st. Sr.......2J.50
l+43 Pierce pl. ar. .20.o0
Up Gl3 y y av. Sr.2o.u0
?l5 L sw. Or. 20. 90
Sd q 93l Ia av
Club rooms) 20. 90
1872 Corcoran. Or. 1880
la2s 18th NV. Or. $500
3l6 LIST Sc. ar. 80
ir .33 Ith NV. 3r. 10. %
14th st I'd mr. Bright
wood Hotel, 5r. 1900
1916 ! ST. 5r. 80
2l224-2S-3O LIST 81
sw. Or. each.
1345 T. st, Or.
4th d l4a0 Pa ave. 1000
4. 6 & 10 Watkins st.
Chevy Chase. 5r. en-. 10. 90
NE cor 33d & Pros
pect SITS. 10. 90
1921 4 (shop rear 1000
2. 8. O. 0 Baldwin's
row. bet ID. Z. lst&
ID SITS. 5r. each. 500
1924 Trinidad av, or
18th st ne .......6.00
lis l. 81 sc, lr. GOO
led houses. Offices, stores
&c.
IS ]. FISHER & CO.,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-04-19
FOR RENT-HOUSES.
FURNISHED.

FOR RENT-FURNISHED HOUSE, MAY TO
NOV. /: splendid home Rent $32. so. rooms
ana BATH In good condition This is bargain
Ior good tenant. Apply 1894 5 ST. NV. ap13-5i
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46th st NV (wseley
Hts), Sr. -. 90
1888 Ohio av NV .er. IS. 90
Zoo L 1t NV, 7r. ..5.00
Randolph Sta. Tor. p. 90
l208 9Th st NV, Or q. IS
1914 9Th ct NV, Or FL 80
$50 21st st NV, e.. -. SO
1910 9Th st NV, Or q so
III 8 ct NV, Or. ..-2.5D
1915 10th NV. Sr. 10. so
33 n ct NV. Or. .1S-50
12lS w st NV, 6r- rs 30
243S = st NV, Or. .16. 50
1851 a5th NV, Or. .16. 80
~ Defrees NV, Or. Is. 20
1852 5fh st NV. 5r. 10. 30
1911 9th st NV. Or. Is. 10
SIG n II nv NV, Or. 1900
1429 Madison, Or. .lS.o0
Toilette ut bet 18th
4 14th. Or. 90
etS Sd ct NV. 5r- .l4.S0
93As Gath NV. Or. IA 20
2011-D E NV. Or. .l3. 10
ze09-11 Z NV, Or. Ii. 30
12I1 18th st NV Or.
l4l2 sampson, 7r. .1z60
AIS 2lst Ct NV. Or. 1850
f510 3Ath NV, Or. L. 90
AZ zlgt ms. Or. ...12. 80
fz4b S6th NV, Or. ..l2- 20
'rtaon OF the property %
'ce for bulletin issssd ON
! "a waroanra~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-04-19
FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGE
ONE OF THE BEST CORNERS ON FOUR-
TENTH 1T. for smaller house or houses
a LOVELY HOUSE on ST. NEAR CONN
AVE. for house I'm Cleveland Park or Chevy
Chase smaller city house.
Beautiful house and grounds In Garrett Purk
ference
spIe-st JOHN o. JOHNSTON. ss7 r ct.
FOR EyCdANGE-PARr CASH. ASSUME TRUST.
point river. % miles down: Gunston wharf: IS
acres; inidern house. ID rooms. hath nom: water
tank IN attic ~ plea pears. peachrs and small
good condition: accsssiele % nilroad and boat
daily: price. - go clear. Hr1E 4 MARSH ALL,
Room q 1908 Ia ave- NV. apf6,3t
FOR ExCHANGE-BQUITY N TWO HOUSES
sesr soy't printing e1es, cestninins ilr. srd
heth eAeh; rented, ~ each; VIII trade fur sub
urban prupGty. OWNER p. 6tar clSrs aplo- ne
GOOD FOE WELL PBorx8 AND sxcx oNEs-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-04-19
WAREHOUSES;.

W.ANrED-LET Us HANDLE YOUR PROPERTY
We have exceptional facilities for renting. We
advertise literally Office is centrally located
and We take the best Of economical care OF prop
erty intrusied 10 US We make prompt settle
ulent for rental paid
The best class OF tenants come TO us and de-
pend
We are also quick finding a buyer II you
want To sell. Come and u.s.
spls-3t STONE FAIRFAX. soc F st. NV.
WANTED A HOUSE WORTH 1900 IN En-
change for BEAUTIFUL HOME in Garrett
PARK. near depot: abundance of fruit, shrubbery
stable. etc: some cash. ]. o. JOHNSON Gil
81. ap16-3t
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MONEY WANTED d TO LOAN

WANTED.To BORROW SEQ FOR FIVE MONTHS
at reasonable Interest," prefer to give five lndorsed
notes. Address SECURITY, Star office. apf3-2t'
WANTED-LOAN OF S., 900 On IMPROVED REAL
estate located in desirable section in the north
west. Z. +. W., Star office. apl9-2t-
WAETjsD-$1 500 AT 5 PER CENT ON BEST
real estate security: commission. Address
BORROWER, Star office. aplS-2t.
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FOR RENT-HALLS

FOR RENT-CARROLL INSTITUTE HALLS.
10th near st. NV. Tnc Ilvst coip .lete and
thoroughly equipped halls in the city for So
cieties banquets, entertainments aud receptions.
For terms spply at hall. myS-t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-04-19

44I It'll ST. 5.
1891 c sw. st&dw Or. IS
POS Al. sw .st&dw, ira, On
1899 Az sw.Sr.ami. 1880
SIG 9Th sw, Or. ami. 1890
20 4 sw, tr.w 1910
121S Sd sw, Or, wa. IL 10
1910 y sw Or. go. $50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-04-19

FOR RENT-PRESS BRICK BAY WINDOW; s
rccms; ami; concrete cellar; newly pa p,red
and painted; all In best condition. 11y " j.
ave. NV. epl2-2ys
FOR RENT-ls3S AND l7I2 Il ST, 10 ROOMS
and bath: ami; reduced from $50 to $50
l4l5 10th ST. NV, 10 rooms; ami; $40 per no.
taS-tf ii. R0ZIER DULANY 1920 r ST
FOR RENT-lOr1 81. y. W., 2-ST0RY BAY
window brick. rooms: In perfect order. Apply
to CHAS. e. DUNCANSON. cor 9th and d NV.
DELFT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-04-19

FOR RENT-BY JOHN Z
1913 Sd sw. st&dw. $40
445 18th sw. Sr, ami. -. So
325 ID sw, 6r,a;ni. II .oU
$50 X sw, Or, ami. 1910
443 18th sw. str rm. 1890
47S X sw, st dw&sta. i.
211 e sw, Or. wa. IL. 90
ap16-3t'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-04-19

FOR RENT--OWNER LEAVING CITY-TO CARE
full party, Oh wouli sell at great sacrifice cpuye-
nient payments. stylish, sweet-toned UPRIGHT
PlANO. Address Franklin Park Star Office
ap5l2t'
FOR RENT = REMINGTON TYPEWRITERS AT
THE REMINGTON OFFICE: modern machine;
perfect condition guaranteed with staud deliv.
cred free in city; one month applies on purchase
Of new when directly following rental. =
WYCkOFF. SEAMANS & BENEDICT
de1O-u Cor. 9Th and r sts a. w.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-04-19

FOR RENT
1870 Kenyon ST. Cob
Heights. Tor. S5a 81
ll3l 10th NV. l0r. .so.s
4oI LIST NV. Or. ami ~ a.
$40 M NV. Sr. ami Is ~
1905 Creoran. ar. -. ~
1876 LIST ne. Or. ami ~. )
nplt-s.t.th ROBERT +
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-04-19

FOR RENT-DEEBLE & CO.. 1910 ST.
633 La av, store. $4,000 l0l se 7r&b. q. 90
1i10 Pa av.stoscel. IS 90 HIS 10TH 7r (coD l6 90
GIG F NV. 2irkb. 1900 1910 Pa nv NV nat
026 23d ut. 11r&b. 30 go 4r & hath. Is ~
1906 nv. 6rd2b. g. So 2721 o st, store. 10 90
III 1lth sw, 8r&2b30 1914 Ward ct. Or. 1000
1901 Whitney ,sto3O 90 RI 1854 lrcol). g. 90
428 ny aver b. sta $50 R'rl623 IL NV 4rtco,6 90
1910 Pa av nv. Nat. ZIG Poplar Or tcoD. Loo
Sr hath. :..... 100 I224 27th Sr (cop. 800
LA e se. 7r&b.. ...22.b0
APT
FOR RENT-1314 W ST NV; BED ROOMS
and two baths; more than reasonable at $3.50.
GEO. r. EMNONS & CO., 1916 r ct. NV.
ap13-6t
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COUNTRY BOARD.
FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS

FOR SALE--GRAND UPRIGHT PIANO. STOOL,
and fancy cover; warranted I years; only 500.
All kinds Of musical instruments repaired cheap.
Planes tuned. 81. r. w. HELBIG, 1872 7th St
-2m,4
FOR SALE--5oO DOZ. FINE 4-PLY LINEN COL
lars. 25c. quality, &c.; for 25c.: cuffs, he,
pairs for Soc. Seamless " hose 25c qualify.
10c.. pr. 25c.; IL pairs in a box, CSC sos.
golf caps. Zoe. 81 Spring Hats, csc. IS Saxony
Wool Sweaters. CSC. 81 Bicycle Hose Bicycle
and Driving Gloves. Buck palm, 50c 81 80 I'M
ported Mairas Shirts. 7Sc. 81 iine Cheviot
Shirts. Acc. Extra quality Sanitary Underwear
for spring, Soc. and Doc. c. AUEkBACH, It'll
and Il SITS. Est 1872 mh26-3m
FOR SALE.-SPLENElD SQUARE PIANOS AM
organs. $50 up: 81 weekly. Pianos tuned 81 80
to 81. Repairing by factory experts Drop nos
tai asking US to call. F. q. SMITH l22b Pa sy
mh2- 3m.4
FOR SAIE-1 LAUNCH, s FISHING BOATs ,
double outriggers, I skin. 10 second hand bonts
JOHN CUMBERLAND son. foot Of 3 st. Nv.
mh2S-1m
FOR sAI.E..FREsH LAWN GRASS SEEDS
flowers and vegetable seeds. bulbs: also birds
dogs. goldfshes. etc. SCHMID'S BIRD STORE
az lIth 81 NV. mh26-tf
FOR SALE-LOUNGES $3.50 STOVE6-COOK S5.
heaters, $3.50 Parior and bed room suites 81
per week: REDMONDS CHEAP CASH AND
CREDIT HOUSE. 313 1th ct. NV. ocso-ff
MEDTCAT,
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STDKES.
1000 l1th nw&dw S65 90 1889 II ne&dw $40 20
COUNTRY
Brentwood I'd on electric line I'd &l4 acres S2J
CAfW0OD L. GARRETT. 18th ST. & NY ay n. W.
ap16-Sts
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WANTED-3o WHITE WAITER GIRLS FOR
LARGE MOUNTAIN RESORT. WILL ENGAGE
PRIV iTF. FAMILY WAITRESS FOR IUNE l.
APPLY EARLY AT DICK HOTEL AGENCf.
6l3 TTH ST. aplS-Ct
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-04-19

FOR RENT-EEAUTIFUL 5-RoOM HOUSE, HI
ron st. bet. 10th and 18th NV; large front and
back yards; two blocks from Met. ana Cap. Trac-
tion ears; $40 per Room 122, Wash. Loan
and Trust bldg. aplS-3t
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1898-10-22
PERISH IN THE SEA.
Appalling Loss of Human Life I'm the
Wreck of the Mohegan on
Lizard Point.

London, Oct. IS. = The Atlantic
Transport company's steamer Mohe-
gan, formerly the Cleopatra, of the
Wilson & Furness-Leyland line. which
left London for New York Friday with
| 80 passengers and n crew of $50. is
ashore of The Lizard, between the
Manacles and the lowlands.
According to dispatch just received
from Falmouth. out of 200 persons con-
stituting the passengers and crew Of
the Mohegan only 81 have been saved.
A coast guard message reports that
the passengers are drowning like
rats" Another account says: Bodies
are washing ashore, one being of a
lady, dashed to plank, with both legs
severed" Particulars as to the dis
aster are difficult to obtain. 1t APP
pears that when the Mohegan struck
gale was blowing and the sea was
running high. Lifeboats put off from
The Lizard and from Falmouth. one
returning filled with passengers. Sew
eral were drowned, however. ii is re-
ported, on the passage of the life
boat to the shore. Another lifeboat
saved six persons.
The coast at that point Is extreme
ly dangerous and has been the scene
of numerous wrecks. Some years ago
there was a movement on foot to get
lightship placed there, but it failed
strong easterly gale was blowing
and the sea was running high. but the
night was clear. Presumably the YES
sells machinery broke down, for,
though the locality is dangerous, ex-
'perienced mariners have no difficulty
in steering clear Of the rocks by aid
of The Lizard and st. Anthony lights,
unless. of course, there is fog. The
vessel was noticed drifting. and direct
ly signals of distress were seen. A
number of tugs put out, but owing to
the heavy waves dared not approach
the liner. which was rolling heavily
and showing signs of breaking up.
The vessels back was broken. and IL
speedily slipped off the rock and dis
appeared. Indeed, when the Port
Houstock lifeboat returned there
were no signs of the Mohegan. The
rock which caused the wreck is small.
OF triangular shape. and is only visible
at low tide. but Manacle rock has bell
buoy.
THE Mohegan was built for the Wilson
Il Furness-Leyden line in England last
year. She was one of the five steel ships.
and took the highest class register at
LSyds She was $50 feet long with a beam
OF 80 feet and depth of 81 feet She was of
1000 tons gross register and had n carrying
capacity of 10000 tons. She had a speed of
| IA knots. which enabled her to make the
| trip In about ten days. She was purchased
| from the Wilson line by the Atlantic Trans
port line last June. and made her maiden
| trip as the Cleopatra, arriving in New
| York August IL. Her name was then
changed to the Mohegan. and this was her
! first voyage under her new name. Her
| freight was usually cattle.l -
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1898-10-22
HARVEY AS MANAGER.
The Great Exponent OF Cheap Money
Gets q Chance 10 Work
His GAIT.


"Coin" Harvey's appointment rs
manager Of the silver democratic
party" does not meet with that chorus
of joy from the party generally that
might have been expected. The local
leaders particularly do not approve,
and 1t dazes them as much as the ''o--
phan dodger" did. That "dodger" con-
tanned nothing but what they professed
to believe and to which they had over
and over set their hands, but they new
ertheless repudiated IL because It was
unofficial.
Now they have an official act by the
very highest moguls Of the party that
compels them to swallow the "dodger,"
and they growl again. Curses not loud
but deep penetrate their discourse. for.
as one of the candidates said: Here
we have been straining every nerve to
get the gold democrats into line and
have succeeded, and along comes this
blunder and promises to upset every
thing.
"There is only one thing more needed
to put us in prime condition for de-
feat" said another, in vein of satire.
1--WE ought to have Gen. Coxey appoint
ed assistant general manager" Har-
vey and CoXey would make very at
tractive and stylish team, and the way
they would pull subscriptions out of
the pockets of the gold democrats
would be great instruction to all po-
litical beggars!"
Still more important considerations,
however, seem to puzzle the heads of
some of the local silver democrats.
They themselves are mo slouches"-to
use their own elegant style of speech
at political finance, but there are two
things about this move they would
like TO understand. How does it come
that Harvey was all cocked>Rpd primed
to spring his plan OF iinanciering the
party at the very moment he was notl-
fled of his appointment; and second,
md most important. what is going to
be his "rakc OFF," ITels laying plans to
raise $2,000,000 in the next two years,
and If ten per cent. of tia very mod
crate compensation, indeed-goes into
his own pocket, there arc envious demo-
Gratis who think he has n pretty soft
thing, and he will have IL he raises the
$1,000, 900.
There are those, too who think, and
with some reason, that the dollar sub
scription business is only cheap blind,
and the money will come, IL it comes Mt
all, from the men who produce silver
and are financially interested in free
and unlimited coinage. Now that we
have n bankruptcy law, it seems clear
enough that nobody wants even cheap
silver with which to pay his debts, so
that none but silver mine owners are
really concerned about free coinage.
As for the rank and file Of the demo-
cratic party, why should they give
dollar month to cause which IL sue
cessful would cut all their remaining
dollars in two?
In the end il will be the silver mine
owners who will have to come down
with the dust, and from this point of
view those local democrats are right in
thinking Mr.. Harvey has particular
ly good thing.-Chicago Times-IIerald.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1898-10-22
TWO MEN HANGED.
George ii. Jacks and John Druggnn,
Convicted Chicago Murderers,
Die on the GallOws.

Chicago, Oct. 15.-George ii. Jacks
and John Druggan, convicted murder
ers, were hanged in the county Jail Fri
day. Contrary to the usual Gust ON
when two men are condemned to die
upon the same day, the doomed men
were not hanged at the same moment
Druggan was hanged first. The trap
was sprung beneath him at a few see
onds past 1902 o'clock. Over 30 min
utes later Jacks paid the penalty of
his alleged crime. Both men died OF
strangulation, the fall having failed
to break the cervical vertebrate. Death
in each instance came after about II
minutes of dangling at the ends of the
ropes.
Jacks crime was the murder of An
drew j. McGhee at 203O Indiana avenue
February 81 last. Robbery was the
motive. Druggan killed Saloon Keep
er II. +. Gudgeon at John9on and
Eighteenth streets January II.