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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-02

SOUSAS BAND.-Sousa's Band which has Just
completed Continental TOUR is returning on the
St. Louis. Sousa has been in London this week
but resisted the temptation to play in England as
he expects return here next season when he
win probably appear at the Glasgow International
Exposition.
The band" said Sousa. seemed quite as popu-
lar at Frankfort, Cologne and Berlin as at Paris
American music Is always most welcome Though
my interpretations of Wagner were enthusiastically
received In Germany, a brass band that
company violin solo is an unknown thing in
Europe, where attempts 10 military bands
play concert music are not always pleasing. Such
an instrument as the saXophone Is unknown to
Germany and the vast number of reeds which
secure the violin effects OF the band are an nno-
walton which surprised many"
Nearly every Continental city has presented 10
Sousa civic flag and Frankfort sent a delegation
TO London on Thursday to present to him banner
from that municipality
THbATRlCAL-The autumn theatrical season
has already opened under more hopeful auspices
The rival Nell Gwynnes" are attracting big
houses and the critics already Wondering how
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-02

London. Sept. Before leaving England Dr.
Clark Bell gave out for publication copy Of tn
following Of the late Chief Justice % England
20 Mrs. Maybrick;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-02

BANQUET TO FRENCH NAYoRS.-A banquet
Of Sarsantuan proportions will be given IN Paris on
september p. when President Loubet will enter
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-06-16
IT'S a GREAT SESSION.

Epworth League Enjoys Fine Papers,
Music and Addresses.
The Epworth League conventions
sessions yesterday were most interesting.
A convention could never open under
more favorable circumstances, or with a
more encouraging outlook than did the
Ninth Annual State Convention of Ep-
worth Leaguers of Colorado. whose open
ing session was held esterday afternoon
at 2:3o at the M. f. church. Excellent
plans for reception and entertainment
were made by the Boulder chapter and
all felt from the first most cordial wei.
come.
DR.. A. A. Johnson of Longmont led
the devotional exercises, after which Z.
S. Williams gave an address of welcome.
Dr.. Ball of Denver, state president, re-
piled by asking the convention TO arise
and sing a stanza OF "Blest Be the Tie
That Binds" and give the Chautauqua
salute.
After song DR.. c. V. Shoop of Cen
trail City read paper on The Epworth
League, Past, Present and Future" A
paper written by H. L, PEBBLES of Den
yer on THE Model Business Meeting,
was read by Miss McCreary.
Miss Grace Scott of Lake Park de
scribed "The Efficient Secretary" after
which general discussion was particl
pated in by several. A. F. CULVER Of
Denver gave talk on Systematic Civ
ing" and especially emphasized the
giving of the tenth.
After singing, George w. Rlker Of
Loveland gave US many helpful thought:
on Chow to Make the Cabinet Meeting
of Practical value" A general discus
sion followed.
Miss Vernie Weaver, a deaconess from
the Denver Home, next spoke on "Merc,
and Help from Deaconess' Stand
point" Many interesting and pathetic
incidents of her work were related.
After singing and announcement o.
committees the session adjourned.
In the evening Rev. Potashinsky o.
| Denver led the devoions.
Rev Long sang effectively "Abice
With Me-" after which DR.. Canine gave
one of his inimitable addresses on the
purpose and Value of Human Life"
A most delightful social hour was tspen
and thus closed the first day. Tomor
rows program will be found following
| church notices for tomorrow.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-06-16
Ge|n|01 Minister
Murdered
MINISTER'S PRISONERS.
And Foreign Legations are Reported At.
tackled and Destroyed.


tackled and Destroyed.
London, June 10 A despatch from
Hong Kong today states advices from
Tien Tsin say all the legations at Pekin
have been destroyed and the German
minister killed.
Berlin, June I6-The government has
received no advices concerning the kill
ing of the German minister at PekiD.
The report is discredited, especially in
view of the fact that all Geographic com
munication with Pekin has been cut.
Shanghai, June I6-Anarchy reigns at
Pekin and Tien Tsin At the former
place the foreign ministers are virtua
prisoners. Three English and American
churches have been burned. Tien Tsln
is in the possession of seething mob OF
incendiaries and are beyond control.
New York, June 1o-Sixteen Presby
teran missionaries leave today for China
notwithstanding conditions there.
London, June le-The Central News
publishes a despatch from Tien Tsln
dated last night stating the boxers IN
Pekin have murdered a number Of the
converted servants of foreign legations
The Yang Use Kiang valley reports an
anti British outbreak and the disorder is
widespread over all China.
London, June Io-This is the situation
in China as it appears 10 the Shanghai
correspondent of the Express, cabling
last evening:
at is really state of yelled war. The
members of the foreign legations in
Picking are virtually prisoners; and the
Chinese troops are only restrained from
attacking them by tear of the legation
guards.
Meanwhile, the ministers are altogeth.
er unable to communicate with the com
manders of the relief column, which is
making an enforced and isolated halt
between Tien Tsn and Picking. The
walls OF the capital are guarded by Ioo,.
ooo imperial troop The gates are
heavily defended with modern guns.
General lung, acting under orders from
the empress dowager, says that no more
foreign troops have or shall enter the
sacred city.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-06-16
FATAL COLLISION.

Startling Report from London of Casual
ties in Wreck.
London, June l6-Several lives were
lost in a collision on the Great Western
railway today in its station at Slough, 80
miles from this city The company as.
ssrts there we're but two deaths and a
few injured, although the mortality is
rumored to have been much greater,
one report putting it as high as sixty.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-06-16
Terrific R0i||S
Work H0VOC
TOO MUCH RAIN.

Injuries Crops in Illinois and Destroys
Much Pr'perty.
Chicago, June I6--IncalcuIable dam.
age was done by rain storms in southern
Illinois last night. At Vermont the rain
tall was four inches. Growing crops and
those cut have suffered heavily and rail
roads are under water. Great damage
was done in the Mississippi valley.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-06-16
Arrested at Denver

Denver, June I'D. c. Lewis and
wife and Harry Rockwell, OF Chicago,
were arrested by the U. S. Marshal at
the Brown Palace hotel today. charged
with using the U. S, mails for fraudulent
purposes. They work the Hindoo magic,
good luck take.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-06-16

Philadelphia, June 16-The selection
of a vice presidential candidate appears
to be up to New York if that delegation
will select anyone bedside Woodruff,
who is Objectionable to Hanna. If New
York insists upon Woodruff the nomina.
ton will, probably, 20 to the west. most
probably to Doliver of Iowa.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-06-16
SPECIAL SALE DAYS
Saturday and Monday,
June 10th and 18th at
the Peoples Store.

Greater bargains than ever, no othel
store can equal them, every item is Z
crowd bringer, every article is half price
All our fancy percales. fast colors. st
inches wide, sells I5c, go at half price Sc
French ginghams, pretty patterns
worth I2c, 60 bargain days per yard
only &c.
Ladies ribbed vests for summer
sleeveless, not the thin slazy kind, bul
the good quality that sells for Ioc 90 &c
each.
Children's vests, the same kind in diff
ferent colors, sell at Ioc, 60 also at &C.
Ladies summer corsets, strong. dur
able and cool. worth 43c, 60 al zoe.
Mems muslin night shirts, full length,
good muslin. trimmed, sell at CSC, go
Saturday and Monday at 43c.
Special snap in black silk waists, made
of good China silk, all lined, latest June
style, sell for 81 rs, go the two days at a
snap for s2.75.
Ladies summer union suits, made of
fine Macco cotton, short sleeves, worth
48c, 90 Saturday and Monday at half
price, 24c.
Ladies' white wash skirts, made OF
piques. Bedford cords and white linen,
not skirt in the lot that sells for less
than 81. your choice Saturday and Mon
day at almost one-third, only Soc.
We will have great cut sale in shirt
wrists, every waist of our entire line goes
at great sacrifice; the 75c and o8c all 60
at 800 and soc, the sI.38 and $3.50 waists
60 at only Csc, ETC., etc.
Ladies summer dressing sacques.
made of fine dimities and organdies,
worth 81 and SIPS, 20 at SIC and 78c.
Childrens shoes in black, tan or red.
spring heel. made of fine quality leather,
shoe that sells tor 81, 60 at 5Sc.
Heavy grade Turkish towels, size
I6x33. sell at Ioc. bargain price only SC.
Children's dresses made of good
French Bingham, worth 48c at 25c.
Boys white bouses, fine grade lawn,
deliberately trimmed with embroidery,
worth fully 81. 60 at 4Sc.
Big sacrifice sale in ladies' ana chill.
dren's trimmed hats, reduction OF one.
third, such prices as you never heard OF
in hats; you can afford to buy two hats
at the prlce of one.
Table linen, half bleached, warranted
all linen, other stores will sell it as a
bargain at CSC, our price per yard only
$50.
Children's hose in black or tan, war.
ranted fast colors, worth fully I5c pair
20 Saturday and Monday at three pair
for only 25c.
If you need parasol buy it here bar
gam days. You will appreciate oul
special prices on these goods.
Special sale prices on mems and ladies
shoes a, our usual bargain day reduction
which means a saving TO you Of IS pei
cent and many other bargains not enum
Grated here.
THE PEOPLES STORE.
Boulder's Great Bargain Store.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-06-16
A MOUNTAIN SLIDES.

And EneuIfs "A Passing Passenger Train
With Serious Results.
Pittsburg, June I6-A section OF
Mount Washington struck the Pan.
handle railroad track as an express train
was passing today and FIVE passengers
were seriously injured and some of them
may die. Many others were more or less
injured.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-06-16

Have you seen the domestic finish and
felt the smooth edge collars turned out
at the Elite Steam Laundry, corner
Pearl and nth streets. Try it.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-02-23
AUoTloN SALES.--FUTURE DAYS.
John c. Nlemeycr, Auctioneer. !.

EI XPCUToRS' SALB.-PURSUyANT rt,
~ the last will and testament of VIII
will sell at F>.
IL O'CLOCK NJ. TUESDAY. MARCH 9Th,
before the courthouse door. City of Ports
MOI IN for division amongst the heirs,
me IN, following real estate In the City OF
portsmouth and County of Norfolk:
First, The Homestead, situated at the
northeast corner OF Middle and Queen
die street IS feet Inches and running
cast parallel with Queen street 100 feet
SECOND ts Brick House and lot, situated
terseetion OF Washington and South
themes run sGs rnmaihng west 80 feet
with, Washington street liz feet. At &.
small expense this could be made into q
Good store In n desirable location.
Third. One lot OIL the west side Of We
Ter Ter street, with appurtenances. commenc-
img % 1Get inches from the southwest
streets. thence running south rs feet g.
inches. thence running west parallel with
Glasgow street rs feet.
Fourth. Ono lot adjoining the above
with a. three-story house on same. front.
ing on Water street Is feet 3 inches, and
Fifth One lot adjoining the above, with
a fomr-room tenement on same. fronting
on Water street 2G feet 0 inches, and
Sixth. One lot adjoining tho above. with
q three-room tenement on same. fronting
on Water street 20 feet 8 inches, J and
running west rs feet
These lots will DO offered singly and
then as Ia whole, 40 feet on Water street.
with u. depth OF rs feet. This IS Il choice
sito for a factory. lying just opposite Of
inc >. y L. property and within u square
OF the Old Dominion Washington N Y
=. ana NJ, Clyde and Bay Limo steamers
landing, ana are under Il rental OF $500 a
year. Wv
Seventh One undivided onc-half .Inter-
est in plat of land lying between cuff
loru ana South streets extended said
plat having been Undivided into lots OF
the size of IS feet by is feet six of said
lois fronting on the north side of Cliff
iord street. six on the south side OF
iAidd.s lane, five on the north side OF
kidd's lane and one fronting on South
street extended.
Eighth. One lot on east side of Cra,y
ford street. near London. commencing Mt
MolSea's line. thence north II yet s inches
10 3cnthall's line. thence east in parallel
lines q feet to Cassel's line.
Ninth. One lot on the west side of
crawford street commencing 80 feet 6
inches south oil the intersection of Craw-
tord ana London streets. thence running
south - feet to ~. II. l.indSay's line.
thence west parallel with London street
20 feet.
TEEMS-Onc-third cash: balance in six
anu twelve months. with interest on de-
icrred payments; or all cash at the op-
ton of the purchaser
Z. C., T.. *. and C. f. BROOKS,
lc-"-tuS Executors.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-02-23
The Cotton Markets.
LIVERPOOL COTTON NrARKE'

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
Liverpool, Feb. % a p. m.)--Cotton-
Spot In moderate demand. with prices
1-16d. higher; American middling,
s 1-32d
The sales of the day were 5000 bales.
of which 1000 were for speculation and
cNEort, and included $500 American.
Receipts, 10000 bales. including 1900
American. Futures opened steady and
closed quiet and steady; American mid
ding: February, 4 62-6id.. buyers;
February and March. 59-6i@4 G0-64d.,
sellers; March and April. 4 5G-6i0p
5T-64d., buyers; April and May.
53-64d. sellers; May and June,4 50-Gid,
sellers; June and July, 4 47-6i@4 4S-G4d.,
buyers; July and August. 45-64D
4G-64d.. buyers; August and Septem-
her, 4 39-64@4 s0-64d.. buyers; Septem-
Der and October. 21-G4@4 22-64d., buy
ers; October and November, 4 12-6id,
sellers; November and December,
07-64d., buyers.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-02-23
AUCTION SALES-- FUTURE DAYS.
By Towsend & Jones, Auctioneers

& ALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION OF De-
~ rSSiR "a. IL, LOTS IN BIoRKLEY. .AD-
COTTON OIL AND FIBRE 1CoMPANY I.
AND IN THE VICINITY or TIiI COL.
ONNA sHlp-YAFD. GRAVES SHIP
SHOPS AND THE NoRFoLK AND
WESTERN RAILROAD. At the request
OF INC owner we shall offer for sale. by
PUBLIC auction. mt tho Norfolk Real Estate
and Stock Exchange, No. 255 Main street,
Norfolk, Virginia. on
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 9TH. 1900,
NJ ,,,o ~ O'Clock m. the following described
EIGHTY $50 LOTS ON THE PLAT OF
,Cl.iFION PARK" situated in the coun-
Branch of the Elizabeth river, near the
southern eiId OF the Norfolk and Western
hailroad bridge. and in tho immediate
ton On and Fibre Company; also In the
vicinity or Graves shap-yard, Colonna's
ship-yard and Smith & NicCoy's machine
shops.
These lots are 25 feet front by about 100
i feet On depth. and all are high and dry.
Tho streets through the above property
shade trees, and the Berkeley Water
Works run through tho property, so that
so 9t2,, water rt.. can be obtn!ned at once.
The Cotton Oil md Fibre Co1npany's
mills are tho largest mills in Norfolk or
vicinity, and will shortly begin operation,
employing upwards of three hundred en-
ployees, which will i'm all probability be
Increased within n few months. The en-
ployces of this company and those Indus
tries in tho neshborhood OF the property
which will DO for salo will require a num-
Der OF houses III once SO that this prop
crty offers unusual opportunity either for
immediate Investment or speculative pur-
poses.
TERAIS-One-third cash: balance in two
equal payments, payable in six and twelve
months after date of sale. with interest
from said date at the rate of six per cent
per annum. the deferred payments 10 be
evidenced by negotiable notes and secured
by decd Of trust OH the property pur-
chased. TO be drawn, stamped. recorded
and released at the expense OF the pur-
chaser. or all cash. at tho option OF THE
purchaser
Map OF this property can he seen Mt the
office OF tho auctionecrs. No. 2s7 Main
street, Norfolk Virginia
TOWNSEND & JOYNES.
le2l-tds Auc,ioncers
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-02-23
7. F. Rogers,
ROOMS 200. 2lo. .ii COLUMBIA BUILD.
ING. GRANNY STREET.
STORJs3


Offices CRANKY and Commerce streets.
store Az Main street
Store No. 10 Bank street.
store No. IS Commercial Place.
Store and dwelling No. COS Man street
Warehouse 100 Water street
STORE No. so Butte street
w afehou3e Nos. a ana IS Wood,ido Lana
A"o OFFICES In the Aibemnrle building.
DWELLINGS.
Dwelling 2os W.lioushby avenue.
dwelling No. GO York street
Two dwellings in Mottu Block. Client
Dwe!Ing Of CRANKY street
dwelling No. sc Boush ptreer.
Dwelling n Mottu Block. Client.
Dwelling No. 222 York street
FOR SALE.
Vacant lots in all parts of the city.
Valuable water front IN Brambleton,
adjoining N Il w. II. Il. Co.
Valuable water front In Portsmouth,
between tween Ferry Dock and Navy Yard.
Dwelling York Place and james street
no Hamilton avenue
$40 Buie street
50 an and II told numbers) Bank street
Hardy Warehouse. Nivison stree,
200 Chapel street.
store a Roanoko avenue.
soi Cumberland street.
2i0 Park avenue
2H CRANKY street.
la and l56 Wolf street
s96. asS Church street
b3S Bute street
1e9 and Ill Brown avenue
213 York street.
"a and 76 York street.
"A anC 16 Roanoke Square.
132 Brown avenue.
622 and G2i Butte street
l26 High street
~ Queen street.
3li Bank street.
u and 10 Roanoke dock.
80 y. Marshall avenue.
100 High street.
b1l Park avenue.
81 Cumberland street
lo Butte street.
IL York street.
t22 and 424 Highland avenue
20 York street.
go York street
as $50. a.? and 4oi Freemason street
30 Bank street.
Warehouses SAC and s4S Water street
Dwelling 50 Boush street.
Dwelling 29f Butte street
l2C and 100 W. Main street
b52 and $50 Il. Main street
ELEGANT dwelling 1T College Place -
tenement houses on Kent street.
IG lin street
is. 20. q and 81 Roanoke dock
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-02-23

Pursuant to decree OF the Court OF
Va. entered OIL the lst day OF February
, nHo. IN the SUIT OF William j. Dunn VS..
me BroSnan ~ Dunn Company ct al. we
shall proceed TO sell OH
THURSDAY. MARCH LIST, 1900. at IL NJ.
at public auction at the Norfolk Real Es-
tate and Stock Exchange, No. 30 Main
street. Norfolk. Va. the following proper
~ All the franchises of The Brosnan S.
Dunn Company.
ca All that P4lRCEL Or LAND in Tan
ner's Creek District OF the county OF Nor
folk. At Iamberts Point, Va, designated
on the plat of subdivision into lots OF
folk lPeyton Tracp. which plat Is OF rec
ord in the Clerks office of tho County
No. d. pages, so and 81. us follows. io-w.t:
AZ lots numbered !. 9, 3. 1, g, q, z, S, Q, 10.
H.. II. s., s. s. and Sc III block numbered
22S. said parcel OF land being bounded OIL
the south by Forty-irst street; on tho
west by Myers avenuc; OH the north by
Eorty-sccond street. and on the cast by u
Forty-sccond street, parallel with Myers
avenue. and distant thercfrom 200 feet
together with all the buildings and inn
provemcnis upon said parcel OF land, and
with all the privileges and nppurtenances
10 the same belonging.
CD All the manufacturing Plant upon
the above parcel OF land. including all tho
machinery, boilers. engines. tools and APP
eel OF land. including all office furniture
and fixtures and all other personal prom
s,rty upon , The said premises. excepting.
ond hand 3G-inch automatic power cutter.
% All those SEVEN CERTAIN LOTS
or LAND at I.ambcrt's Point, in tl.e
county OF Norfolk. Va. numbered as fol-
lows: Lots numbers 81. 80. SO and 81, in
block No. 1903, on the plat OF The Invest
map hook B. mges ~ and n; lot No. A.
lin block No, !. on the plat OF the Lam
hcrt'S Point Land Company, and lots Nos.
Inmberis Point Company.
The property described in Nos. !. 2 and
3 will be sold in one parcel, together, as q
whole and the lots IL. NO. VIII be sold
FERNS -one-third cash. the balance in
twelve months from the day OF sale. such
deferred payments 10 carry per cent. in
tcrest from the day OF sale, payable semi
therein that 1t may be pad off at any
limo before maturity, with interest only
10 date OF payment TO he secured by
stamped. executed and recorded at the ex-
pense of tho purchaser; or all cash, at tho
option of the purchaser; title TO be re-
served until the confirmation OF the sale
by the cpurt.
Before any adjudication shall be made
al the sale TO any bidder of the property
mentioned in paragraphs and ).
such bidder shall deposit with the SPECIAL
Commissioners $1,000 In cash. or a certi-
fled check for that amount, payable to
said Special Commissioners and satisfac-
tory to them.
HARRY * WOLCOTT.
FLOYD HUGHES,
Special Commissioners.
] do hereby certify that the bond re-
qured by Tho above mentioned decree has
been duly executed 20,
Deputy Clerk Court OF Law and Chancery
OF the City of Norfolk. fei3-tds
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-02-23
TWO MINERS KILLED.
A fatal. Explosion OF GIANT
POWDER.
(By Telegraph 10 VlrglnIan -Pllot.l

(By Telegraph to virgnian- Pilot.)
Monongahcla. Pa. Feb. 22-1'wo
miners were killed and one fatally in
jured by an explosion OF giant powder
at the camp near here Their names:
Kilied-lsober; Pezzoni, Joseph
Dorsa.
Injured-Pcicr I.ors!.
Mrs. Pezzoni was also seriously burn
ed while tearing the burning clothing
from her husband.
The building was completely demol-
ished and the three Victims were burn
ed almost beyond recognition.
&ss is thought the powder was iG-
snited by q spark from one of the
sinners pipes.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-02-23
A Religious Census.
(By Telegraph to vlrginian-Pilot.)

Philadelphia. Pa, Feb. 22.-Rcpresen-
tatives of all the Christian denomina-
tions and organizations in this city
commenced the taking of religious
census. The census will be Il complete
one. covering the million and a quarter
of the people of Philadelphia, and the
work will be done in one day. An army
Of workers representing all denomina-
tons is employed gathering statictics.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-02-23
outrage ey MussoImans.
By Telegraph TO virglnian-Pilot.)

Q'y Telegraph TO Virglnian- Pilot)
Bcyroot Syria. Feb. PA mob OF
Mussclmans has wounded the son of the
British Vice Consul a. Bella, at Sdon.
and has surrounded the consulate
Troops have been dispatched and the
Consui-General has gone to the scene
of the disturbance.