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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-05-07

po stronie rzadu hiszpa6skie-
go. w odpowiedzi ma wypo'
wiedzenie Hiszpanii wojny,
wszyscy Hiszpanie bez wyjat.
ku powinni stanst pod jednym
sztandarem obro6c6w oiczy.
zny. Move ministra przery-
wano gromkimi oklaskami.
MADRYr, Ego Maja. -
Dalsze hiobowe wiesci nadcho.
dza z Mast prowincyonalnych
o rozruchach. w Murcia DO.
zryws} lud druty telegrafczne,
podpali} ratusz gmach sado.
wy. W}amal sic nastepnie do
wiezienia, oswobodzil skaza6-
cow, poczem wysadzi1 dynami.
tenn W powietrze magazyn ko-
lejowy i zrabowa} zapasy zbo.
Ia. w rozruchach bralo udzial
5000 g6rnik6w.
Siedmiu deputowanych "a.
zsdalo W parlamencie przepro.
wadzenia sledztwa, z jakiego
powodu fota hiszpa6ska ME
jest gotowa do stawienia czo}a
focie ameryka6skiej. Wy
dauo ma uzbrojenia miliony a
Hiszpania jest bezbronna.
WASHINGTON, Ego Msja. -
Brak wiadomosci cd koman.
dora Dewey t}umacza tutaj ia
okolicznoscia, Re ME m6gi on
W przecisgu kilku god2in zni-
szczyc doszczstnie fagi hisz.
paGskiej, zbombardowat Ca.
vita j Mantle i obsadzit te
miasta ameryka1sks zaloga.
Me m6gl r6wnoczespie szukat
ko6ca przerwanej liny podwo-
dneji przywr6cit komunikacya
telegrafczns z Hong Kong.
Niema powodu przypuszczac,
re dow6dzcs ameryka6skiej
eskadry spotkalo nieszczescie.
Gdyby zostal pobity, Hiszpa-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-05-07
Kronika Miejsc9wa.
Nieszczesliwy wypadek.

Ma poksadzie holowca ,,Monitor"
wozoraj wieczorem godz. 8 robe.
tnik August Bradke, sam. pm. 263
W.::Blackhawk str, stas sic o6ars
nieszczesliwego wypadku. Wielo.
kraaek uzywany do windowania to.
war6w zerwai sic upadl ma Bradke.
60, kt6ry staaszliwie zosta1 pokale.
czony. Oprooz groznyoh ran ma glo-
vie kolanach ma peknieta czaszke 1
wewnetrzne uszkodzenia. Zawieziono
60 W wozie ambulansowym do sspi.
tala Alexyanow.
Kontraktor samob6jca.
Kontraktor budowniozy Peter
Doyle wczoraj wieczorem po godzi.
ME 6 W mieszkaniu SVEN pm. $40
Congress str. odebra{ sobie zycie
wystrzs}em rewoweru. Liczys on
lat 3S, bral zywy udzial W polityoe
wardowej, niewiadomo, jaki byi
.powod jego samobdjstwa. Przyszeds
mad wieozorem do domu W doskons.
lynn humorze, mowil ze zona wesolo
uowiuach tyczacych sic wojny,
potem poszed} do swego pokoju ma
l pietrze, i "a chwile padl straai.
Kiedy zona jego wbiegla, Doyle ME
zyi; miat raue W prawej ::skroui,
revolver lezal obok niego ma podlo.
DE.
Pozostawia wdowe piecioro dzieci
W stosunkach ME swietnych.
Ma bye powtdrzony egzamin.
Komisya oywilna, jsk slyohad, ma
zamiar uniewaznid egzamin iuspekto.
row dla korroracyj, kt6ry odbyl sic
d. % Marcs, i naznaczy6 inny dzish
ma ponowne odbycie sic egzaminu.
Dosz}o podobno do wiadomcsci ko-
misyi, ze 300 kandydat6w, kt6rzy
sic poddali egzaminowi, wielu ,,po.
magaio sobie" W ten sposob, il ko.
rzystali notatek tajemnie przynie.
sionych ze SODA, zawierajacyoh ko.
pie specyfkacyj kontraktow do ma.
prawy ulio i innych.
Druggan sic przyznsje.
W procesie zamordowanie r.
Gudgeons, wlasciciela piwiarni,
wozoraj skiadai zeznania John Drug
gan, przez wszystkich wsp6ioskarzo'
nych wskazauy jako wlssciwy NOR.
deroa, przyznal sic, ae on to wy.
strzelii rewolweru do Gudgeona, i
ranis 60 smiertelnie. Dodal, 20 dzia.
2as W obronie wlasnego zycia, gdya
ssdzii, ze Gudgeon chce pochwycid
"a rswolwsr, aby strzslid do niego 4
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-05-07
Chicago, Z Maia.

WoJna obecna StanoW LJe'
dnoczonych Hiszpanis stano-
wi dla Amerykanow pewien
rodzaj sportu, kt6ry ME moze
sic sko6czyc inaczej, jak naszs
wygrana. Nasze okrety, ME
wiele iczniejsze cd okretow
hiszpa6skich, lecz opatrzone
W doskonale pancerze wybor.
ne armaty, wybraly sic ma
szerokie oceany podobnie, jak
sic wybiera dobrane k6iko
cieszacych SIG przyjemnosciami
aycia mysliwych ma polowanie
ma drobnego zwierza. Zuchwa'
la ma poz6r przeprawa koman.
dora Dewey eskadra azyaty-
cks, stanowiacs najiichszs
Geese naszej foty, przez wazki
przesmyk, prowadzacy do
obs2eruei zatoki Manilskiej i
zniszczenie tam eskadry hisz-
pa6skiej, dowodzi jasno iak na
d}oni, ze weiscie do zatoki ME
by}o bronione torpedami, ae
okrety hiszpa6skie by}y pc,
zbawione nowoczesnych armat,
re forty ma wyspie Corrigedor
pod Cavite i pod Manila dobre
byly do opsdzsnia sic piratom
australskim lub mongolskim,
lecz ME odpowiadafy zadaniu
trzymania W przyzwoitej odle'
g}osci prawdziwych okret6w
wojennych.
Przebywanie najlepszej ma
poz6r hiszpa6skiei eskadry
Atlantyckiej ma wodach wysp
Kapwerdyjskich W takiej
chwili, gdy iej mieisca byzo na
wodach wyspy Portorico, aze-
by ztamtsd utrzymywac komu,
nikacya z Havana i ME pozwa-
lac eskadrze Sampsona bloko-
wac port6w kubaGskich, Sta
nowi}o trudns do rozwiszania
zaoadke tax dlugo tylko, do
poki sic ME dowiedziano, re
hiszpa6ska eskadra atlantycka
odgrywala W wojnie obecnej
role straszyd}a ma wroble. Gdy
Rad portugalski wypowiedzia}
jej go5cinnosG W swoich por-
tach, musiala re wstydem wr6-
ciG do Hiszpanii, okrety bo-
wiem tel eskadry ME byly
zaopatrzone W dostateczna
ilosc amunicyi, azeby mogly
marzye o starciu sic ma seryo
okretami nieprzyjacielskimi.
Me wypadnie sic dziwic,
je1eli W chwilach stanowczych
forty kubs6skie beds zr6wna.
ne latwo z ziemis i jezeli bate
rye W porcie st. Juan W Por-
torico predko zamilkns pod
dzia}aniem pociskow olbrzy-
mich armat pancernik6w
Sampsona. Hiszpania porwa}a
sic do oreza, ME bsdsc do
wojny przygotowana. Me ma
ona funduszow Ia zakupowa-
ME okret6w, armat amunicyi,
ME ma czem p}aciG zo}du woi.
sku, ME ma "a co AMI gdzie
zaopatrywae W wegiel tych
okret6w, kt6rymi dotyehczas
roaporzadza.
Pr6cz tego zawi6dl sig Rad
hiszpa1ski na hiszpa1skim ma.
rodzie, kt6ry umial okazat sws
odpornosG, gdy wojska fran
cuzkie pod Wodza Napoleona
naszly jego ojczysts glebs.
NarodoWi temu obojetne SO
Filipiny, K.uba, Portorico i
wyspy Kanaryjskie, obojstni
mu sa Amerykanie, kt6rzy ME
przechodza przez wswozy Py-
Tene6w, azeby szukae ma hisz.
pa6skiej ziemi Saragossy, So
mosierra Madrytu. 0 honor
Hiszpanii ME dba ami Rad
obecny, AMI Don Carlos, ami
IH-1 -
The Coconino sun., 1898-10-29
Leon and Singing Mule Trilby W THE SISTERS VORTEX,
 Triple revolving trapeze
Our Street Parade

At 10 a. m. daily is the finest sn, ever put on the streets. A sum- burst of srlendor. A triumph of art, money and good taste, with lavish luxury of spectacu- lar effect, and greatest profess M sional features conceivable.
 Excursions run on every line of travel. No gambling de- vices tolerated. Never divides
 and never disappoints. M
Evening star., 1898-03-31
LIBERALS HOPES.
Message to This Country Asking for
Closer Relations.

Message to This Country Asking for
Closer Relations.
Bishop Hartzell Of the M. E. Church.
who is styled the Bishop Of Africa" but
whose residerce is in this country, is ex-
pected in Washington shortly as the
bearer of an official communication from
Pre- sident Colen ar Of the republic of
Liberia to President Mckinley. 1t is said
that President Coleman is anxious to Sc
cure closer relations with both the United
States and England, and desires that both
those nations shall take steps to insure the
independence of Liberia and encourage
the development of that country. 1t Is
claimed that beth Germany and France
are striving to gain footnold in Liberia
and embrace every opportunity to bring
this abort.
Bishop Hartzell and his wife left New
York December, 1896, for a tour Of the
field under the superintendent of the for
mer. After their arrival in Africa they
travelled about 6,02A miles west and south
and visited eighty-fve missionaries. Be-
fore his departure from this country.
Bishop Eartzell had served the church in
many prominent positions and for some
years was editor of one Of the leading
church papers.
Evening star., 1898-03-31
THE slGsBEe RECEPTION
A Distinguished Gathering Assured for the
Event.
Admission to the Arlington VIII be
by NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Band VIII
BE I'm Attendance.

Ove- THOUSAND invitations will be sent
cut this evening 10 members of the Ma
tional Geographic Society and their friends
to attend the reception to Capt. Charles d.
Sigsbee at the Arlington Hotel Saturday
right. The attendance at the event will oe
confined to those having invitations, as it
has been determined that the accommoda-
tons of the Arlington ball room and par
lors. Sommodious as they ares will not per-
nit Of anything in the nature of a pubic
reception. President Mckinley will be
called upon by Prof. Alexander Graham,
Bell and Mr.. Charles J. Bell this afternoon
and personally invited to attend the recep-
ton end the same invitation will be ex-
tended to Vice President Hobart TIE
gathering will be a distinguished one that
greets the gallant commander of the Maine,
as 1t will include the most prominent men
In official and civil life in Washington. as
well as those identified with science art
and literature
The Secretary of the Navy has directed
the Marine Band to be in attendance and
q detail OF marines TO act as a guard of
honor.
Evening star., 1898-03-31
Native of North Carolina.
ALLEGED FALSE TITLE.
Declaration of Warning to Certain
Owners of Real Estate.

Declaration of Warning to Certain
Owners of Real Estate.
A declaration of warning to holders Of
certain real estate in this city was today
fled with the recorder of deeds. The paper
Is executed by Joseph l. Keefer, who claims
to be cousin of George Washington
through his grandfather. Joseph Ball of
the Ball family" cousin of General La
fayette, througL the Count Jacques Roger,
and the survivor of Stewards expedition to
Alaska, and the first American to plant
the stars and stripes in that far away re-
gion. He declares that the title to squares
323. 32S. 412, 469. AL west of Al, $40, $50,
043, 467, are defective, and the parties now
holding are not the owners at law, but
have obtained their titles through fraud,
misconduct, misnomer and an altogether
wrong meaning Of the law"
Evening star., 1898-03-31
CITY AND DISTRICT.

MethOdfsts Greet Their Pastor.
The members and friends of. Union NJ z.
Church gave a reception last evening to
their pastor, Rev. A. BielGski. who is just
beginning his fourth year at that church.
A pleasing program was presented. includ-
ing choruses, solos and addresses Mr.. E. s.
Wescott, superintendent of the Sunday
school; DR.. c. ]. Ladson. president of the
Christian Endeavor Society, and Mrs.
Clinton Smith, president of the West End
W. c. T. u, made appropriate remarks,
welcoming the pastor and congratulating
the church on its good fortune in having
secured the services of DR.. Bielaski for
another year. To these expressions OF
goOd-feuowship the pastor responded in a
feeling manner. A vocal solo by Miss Mof-
fit and a violin solo by Miss Swan added
to the pleasure of the occasion.
The church was prettily decorated by tho
Young Peoples Improvement Society, and
refreshments were served by members Of
the Mite Society. Short talks ware given
by Rev. ]. Fred Heisse of Wesley Chapel
and Rev. W. W. Van Arsdale of BaIti-
more.
During the evening the sacred rite of
baptism was administered to the youngest
member Of the Bielaski family. The lit
Tie fellow Is one month old. and was christ
ened Fred Lfnger Bielaski, DIR. Van Ars-
dale oHcfatfng. Mrs. Bielaski was present.
ed with beautiful bouquet by Miss Nc
Glue on behalf of the reception committee
Evening star., 1898-03-31
BY Teaching
the People
10 Obey the Simplest
Law of Nature
Hundreds Have Been Cured OF
Catarrh, Bronchitis, Asthma
and Consumption.

o.. u seems strange. indeed. that I'm this .nlicLten-
az. .ss Pss'pie sh"uid have 10 be taught that the
air passages In the head. throat and lungs vers
nade Ter dry air alone. and that moisture Of nny
kind cannot enter the bronchial tulrs an. lung.
Yet such is the case and ID. efforts az ~ ~
has n"oan oonrany ,Nho; during the past few months,
hs Sse oeh teachihg the people that great and un-
ShahSeapie law OF nature. which permits nuthinp
oud @ Dry air to enter the bronchial tu.cs and lungs
these passagesD show how nucl such n lesson "a
needed by the general public. The reason why il
mas not oeen taught before Is this: Until ''iiyo-
mel was discovered there has never l,eep ra,snd
a, sermiside of sufficient power to KIN the bacII
OF hronchitis asthma and consumption. yet vola-
breathed by the patient and leave IL free from
covery considered by the medical profession thar
over ihirty-e hundred physicians have pre-
scribed this new method Of treating diseases and
instructed their patients in its Use.
Evening star., 1898-03-31
GEORGE SWAN SHOOTS HIMSELF.

Act Relieved by Police to Have Been
Intentional.
George Swami, a colored man about
twenty-five ysars old. employed as a
watchman at the Normandie. shot him
self in the breast last night. Friends Of
the wounded man thought the shooting was
accidental. but the police reported the case
as an attempted suicide.
The shooting occurred In a hall in the
basement of the hotel, and Sw ann was re-
moved to the Emergency Hospital. where
the physicians extracted small bullet,
with which the wound had been inflicted
The physicians described the injury as
serious. as the bullet had probably pene-
trated theSlungs
Swami, or Buster" as he was called
about the hotel. had procured the revolver
Fl ON the clerk In the office about II o'clock.
A few minutes before u o'clock he was in
the hall conversing with John Nevins, one
of the porters. Nevins left him, going 10
q room rear by, and before many minutes
had passed he heard the reI ort Of pistol
shot. Then he saw Swami staggering to-
ward the porter's Icom. He fell and was
in strpor when picked up.
The Emergency Hospital ambulance was
called and the wounded man was soon In
the institution under treatment.
Evening star., 1898-03-31
Sons of Veterans,

Major MILF has extended to Sons of
Veterans. U. s. A., and c. s.. A., to ex-
regular army and national guardsmen
and to all others who have volunteered for
service in the proposed regiment. as we'll
as to all who think they would like to do
70. an invitation by Lincoln Camp, Sons Of
Veterans, U. S. A., to meet them at their
hall this evening at s o'clock for confer
snce and recruitment. It Is proposed to
have war or recruitment meeting just as
soon as war Is declared or there is q GER
tainty Of 1t, for which Lieutenant D. B.
Mcleod. leader of the most excellent Ma
tional Guard Brigade Band, has guaran-
teed its services and at which the patriotic
Senator Mason and other distinguished
senators and representatives of the people
in Congress will speak. The hall of Lin
cein Camp is at the northwest corner OF
5th and G streets, one square north Of
whsre the Metropolitan cars turn into 9Th
street. The entrance Is on G street.
Evening star., 1898-03-31

A fifteen-year-old boy named Charles
Cofman was taken to the Emergency Hos
pital last night from Edge Hill. King
George county. Va, to have his right arm
treated for a serious injury. The boys
parents died when he was young and his
friends placed him in the Baltimore Or
phan Asylum. He went from there to a
farm down in Virginia. He was treated
50 badly there. he said. that he decided to
run away. He f1rally got employment at
Edge Hill In a saw mill While at work
yesterday afternoon his right arm came
In contact with a swiftly revolving buzz
eaw and was nearly torn from his body.
No competent surgeon was handy. SO the
wound was bandaged temporarily. The
boy was placed on the steamer Wakefield
and brought here for treatment. He was
placed under an anesthetic and the in
jury operated upon. 1t is feared the arm
will have to BE- amputated eventually.
Evening star., 1898-03-31
CONSIDER WAYS AND MEANS.
AnacOstia Citizens Preparing q Well
come for the Fire Ladies'.

-AnacOstia Citizens Preparing q Well
come for the Fire Laddies.
Awell-attended meeting Of Anacostia busi-
ness men was held last evening in the Office
Of Mr.. Julius W. Tolson, on Monroe street,
Anacostia, for the purpose of considering
ways and means to provide for the cele-
bration and flag presentation at the OPEN
Ing of the Anacostfa fire engine house. 1t
is estimated that the new building will be
ready for occupancy by the company in
about ten days, when the celebration will
take place. The meeting last evening was
organized by the election of Mr. ]. C. Leon
ard as chairman and DIR. ]. A. Watson. sec
retary. Mr.. A. Guide was elected treasurer.
After the object of the meeting had been
explained by the chairman, the gentlemen
present discussed at length various plans,
and all entered enthusiastically into the
idea OF making the day of the opening of
the new fire engine house gala one for
Anacostta. 1t was decided to secure and
present to the company occupying the
building two fiags-one the American colors
and the other specially adapted fire COM
pany flag. 1t was also decided to invite as
the speakers on the occa sion the members
OF the subcommittee on appropriations of
both Senate and House and the District
Commissioners.
The officials of the fire department, as
well as the authorities of St. Elizabeth, will
also be invited to attend. A band of music
will enliysn the occasion, and the ladies' Of
Anacostfa are to be requested to take
charge of the arrangements for refresh
ments. -,
1t was stated last evening by those in
charge OF the affair that the people of Ana
costa are responding literally in the mat
ter of contributions. The following gentle
men were appointed a committee of ar
rangemen:s last evening to carry out the
plans decided upon: Messrs. julius w. Toll
son. chairman; j. E. Minnix. DR.. James A.
Watson. DR. Richard " Pyles A Gude
George F. Pyles, Conrad H. Weiss. Richard
B. Buckley and Albert L. Richardson.
The celebration will be held late in the
evening of whatever day is decided upon.
The meeting adjourned to meet at the same
place next Saturday evening, when ar
rangements will be completed.
Evening star., 1898-03-31
Holy Week mt St. Mary. Church.


The Lthten services which are to take
place at st. Mary's Church during Holy
Week will be of unusual interest A male
choir of selected singers will render "a
capella) the Lamentations" harmonized
by ]. G. Ed. StehIe. during the Tenebrae
services which take place on Wednesday.
Thursday and Friday evenings at 7.3O
O'clock
OF this arrangement by Mr.. Stehie (who
IL the organist of the Cathedral at st. Gal
ien) il can be said that. while adherinG.
with but few exceptions. to the original
simple yet impressive Gregorian chant he
has added to their effectiveness by
scholarly application of modern harmony
The choir which has volunteered to rem
der these Lamentations consists OF the
following gentlemen: First tenors Messrs
Aloysius s. Fennell John T. Orchard. Will
liam NJ Mooney and Howard o. Cook; sec
ond tenors Messrs. Joseph A. Gauges
Edwin ID. Flather and Charles SWEET:
first basses. Messrs. Frank A. Rcbs.ock. ].
Frank White ard Charles Meyers: second
bSssss, Aessrs- Taylor Cronin. Charles j.
Moore and Henry P. Werres: director, Mr..
William Waldecker.
Evening star., 1898-03-31
LOCAL MENTION.
AMUsEMENrs TONIGHT.

Columbia Theater.-"Number Nine, or
The Lady Of Ostend," and "Subtleties Of
Jealousy"
Grand Opera House.-"Uncle Toms cab
In"
Kernan's Lyceum Theater.-Vanity lair.
Lafayette Square Opera House.-"Beside
the Bonnie Brier Bush.
New National Theater.-Wiliiam Gillette
ln Too Much Johnson"
Willard Hall.-Lumiere's Cinematographe
Columbia Phonograph Company. $40 Penn
eylvania Avenue.-Latest vocal and instru-
mental selections.
1411 Pennsylvania Avenue.-"Fatima,"
Phil Clover's $50. 600 oil painting.
Evening star., 1898-03-31
REPORT FROM THE MILITARY,

Organizations Which VIII Take Part
In Emancipation Parade.
A meeting was held last night at 18th and
streets northwest, at which the military
organizations to take part in the Emanci-
patton day parade, under the direction of
Captain Hawkins, reported. They are as
follows: Capt. B. Y. Butler, Zouare Com
pany A, forty men; Capt. Tasker, Company
B. thirty-five men; Capt. A. Ackwfth, Capt.
tai City Guards. sixty men; Capt. johnson.
100 men; Capt. Watkins, seventy-ive men;
the East Washington Twilight Club, B.
Thompson. president, sixty men. Grand
Marshal Hawkins then announced the fol-
lowing appointments on his staff: George
W. H. Ferguson. right aid: Capt. Burrell,
left aid; Ttllman Dorsey, captain Of staff;
Nelson Fisher, officer of the day, and Louis
Frazier. Alfred Pope, p. H. Simmons
Ralph Wormley, Charles Taylor and Ed
ward Williams, aids. 1t is expected that
the procession will pass through George
town this year.
Evening star., 1898-03-31
Extreme Cruelty Allered.

In instituting suit for divorce against her
husband. William 8. Whiteford, continued
and extreme cruelty is alleged by Katie
Whiteford. The wife further states that
her husband is now serving a sentence in
the Albany penitentiary, having been con-
vfcted of forgery and sentenced to that
institution for seven years. In addition to
a divorce Mrs. Whiteford asks that she
be granted the custody of her daughter
and authority to resume her maiden name
O'Dowd.
Evening star., 1898-03-31

The receipts at the concert given recently
In the Columbia Theater for the benefit of
st. VinceLt's Orphan Asylum amounted
10 $95l-75- The experses were $51, leaving
the net proceeds $90O.75, with some tickets
believed to be sold lot yet heard from.
While the concert was a great financial
success. the sum will son be used up, as
there are about 13O orphans IN the institu-
ton.
Evening star., 1898-03-31
Thc Battles Of Gettysbure,

Tomorrow evening Capt James T. Long
viii deliver his lecture on the Three
Days Battles of Gettysburg at Masonic
Temple. This is one OF the most interest
ing descriptions Of the series Of engage
ments which really turned the tide Of the
war Of the rebellion that has ever been
written. and It Is Illustrated by many
stereopticon views, which bring back The
locality and incidents. very wildly. Tho
lecture Will be given under the auspices of
the Old Guard. and should be listened to by
every veteran in the District.
Evening star., 1898-03-31
M0lt.Nufrine

II easily received and readily retained by
any stomach. 1t restores and regulates.
The consensus of medical opinion, based
upon actual observation and careful ex-
periments, shows that Malt-Nutrine Dos
sesses intense nourishing strength and
wonderfully assists digestion. and that it
Is invaluable for the Strengthening and
nourishing of convalescents, weak children,
thin-blooded people and dyspeptics. Malt
Murine is prepared by the famous An
heIserBusch Brewing Assn, which fact
guarantees the purity, excellence and merit
claimed for it.-AdYt.
Evening star., 1898-03-31
Two Slight Fires.

An alarm was sounded from box CO.
about 10 o'clock this morning for fire in
frame houses Nos. lis and 1T 10th street
northeast. 1t was caused by a defective
fue. Damage 500.
An alarm Of fire was turned in about 5
o'clock this morning from box las for fire
in thu Office Of Asher, Barnett & Co., No.
142l + street. Electric light wires caused
the fire. which resulted in a loss Of about
$50.
Evening star., 1898-03-31
Carroll Institute Lectures.

The complimentary course of illustrated
lectures given weekly by the Carroll In
stitute since November last will be brought
to a close tonight with lecture on Paris
by Mr.. Nathaniel 7. Taylor. president OF the
institute. The lecture will be descriptive of
q coaching tour in and about Paris. includ-
fng st. Cloud and Versailles. The lantern
slides are from views secured by Mr.. Tay-
lor when abroad two years ago. =
Evening star., 1898-03-31

The Auction Sale mt sloan's, 14Oy G
ST, ANTIQUE Collection Of Furniture,
China and Silver.
Ioms rrow and Monday. 1t II am. and 8
PM. VIII witness the closing sales of the
Carbonero collection OF antique furniture,
china, silver. curios. &c. Great bargains
nave been secured in the past two days
sale, and those who have not attended
have missed great opportunities.- .-Advt.
Evening star., 1898-03-31
Fakes Die-Fact, Live On.

We've beer in business since $780, and
with continuous standard Of finest quality
butter at reasonable prices expect our bus
tness to continue through generations.
James F. Oyster go Pa. ave. Phone I'll
advertisement
Evening star., 1898-03-31
The Blues.

Bromo-Pepsin ("note the word pepsin')
banishes the blues" restores the digestive
functions and promptly cures headache,
mental exhaustion and sleeplessness. All
druggists. 1Oc. and 25c. per bot-Advt