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Evening star., 1901-07-10
ATTORNEYS.
PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS For CONSTRUCTING A FOUR
RON Scho,l building on lots II. 10, 20 and part
81 Il, block %. fronting Philadelphia street be-
tween sth street and frightwood avenue NV, in
TIE GitS Sf t,,I proposals VIII be
GUST THIRD. 1901, for constructing Fo,,r-room
Scho9l Building on kts Is, 10 20 and part nf 81
fronting on Philadelphia street between Eighth
tire@t and Brightwood Avenue NV in the city
formation, he obtained upon application there
for at the crice Of the Inspector Of buildings of
firms only will he considerrd The right is re-
served to reject any or all bids Proposals must
oH the "t rp"ss @r s%asq a96 Fnn
room sfh%%l l%p Building FOR @ the !, D,tEGt e Celum
Ross. LANSING H. BEACH, Commissioner D. c.
t1o-st
PROPOSALS FOR GRADING CERTAIN STREETS
snd q, q school site,9fiee Of the Commissioners, d.
ssls VII be reeeiTed @ at this his office until u O'Clock
sal. SPECIFICATIONS and all necessary informs ton
will be furnished on application TO the office Of the
rAkI-AND. JOHN v. ROSS LANSING II. BEACH,
Commissioners. d. O. jy106t
PROPOSALS FOR GRADING AND REGULATING
Suburban Streets and Ayenues-.ofice of the Com
Sealed PROPOSALS will be re"eived at this office
grading and regulating suburban streets and ave
naes- Blank forms Of proposal. specifications and
ct the office ut the Engineer Commissioner d. O.
n. II. F. MCFARLAND, JOHN ". ROSS Ian
SING H. BEACH, Commissioners, D. C. jys-6t
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR WASH
inGton. u. G.. June % 1so1-Sealed proposals. in
duplicate. viii be received at the department until
TWO O'CLOCK PM. on FRIDAY, THE SEC
OND DAY OF AUGUST. 1901, and then opened in
the presence Of such persons may attend for
the coustruction Of extension the Govern
ment Hospital for the Insane at Washington u.
e., IN accordance with the drawings and specifca-
ticns, copies OF which specifications and form Of
proposal may be had and the drawings seen on ap-
picat"u al this department. The right is reserved
TO reject any and all bids. E A. HIrHCOCK
Secretary. fe26-I Iaw6t
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, OFFICE SUPER
visng Architect. Washington, d. G., June 20 1901
Sealed proposals Will be received at this Office
until o clock p NJ. on the 18th day OF July 1901
and then opened, for plumbing and ventilation OF
two toilet rooms in the fourth story OF the north
vest extension Of the L. s Bureau Of Engraving
and Printing. at Washington d. @, In accordance
with drawings and specifications, copies Of which
may he had at this Office at the office OF the
Superintendent at the Bureau, the discretion of
the Supervising Architect. JAMES KNOX TAY-
LoR. Supervising Architect. jy1-m. w&f-6t
Evening star., 1901-07-10
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE THOSE VERY DESIRABLE HOUSES
Just being completed at the corner of 18th and
tile bath; first floor finished in hard wood hand
scmely decorated For further particulars apply
c c st. l'n, NV wv i-''' anu my24-tf
FOR sALE-A VERY PRETTY CIR. BRICK RESI-
dence; heated by steam; handsomely Papered;
foor chambers and tiled bath; concreted cell
Lar throGghSg5; sI!os5e on on Quincy st; price
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
For RENT-NEw GROOM HOUSE AT LANG
don. ear fare. SIS; house. q rooms and hath.
jyIo-at. JOHN T. KNOTT, els St
FOR SALE-A GREAT BARGAIN IL SUBURBAN
acres Of land. stable. chicken house. etc; a
# 4 s,qPG 9G To- SHfJ s9 FIX BpK T Sf % saaff
AND WILL SAcIIFICE bargain at $500
jy10-tf r.. F. BRADLEY. 1903 F st.
REATTIFI-I HOME AT WOODBRIDGE u. C.
large and large attic; tiled bath, por,
celain tub marble washstand, cabinet mantels; ?
furnace, -Inge; srtistically papered; lot. s0xl50
Woodbridge Is delightfully."- located on the City and
Suburban elec. ry., about 20 minutes ride from
the Treas. Dept
Price s46OO on terms to suit
iy1o-6t JNO NJ HENDERSON, 1893 F st.
FOR sALEAT TAKOMA PARK, e216 SO.
IT. fronting streets: cars pass property; .
room house; stable; fruit trees ,,1, AZ owner 1,r
property will be sacrificed, Chance for specula-
tiOn would make a beautiful suburban home.
over acres. Call write for price.
THOMAS J. FISHER & Co, 1414 + st NV
jye-3t
BEAUTIFUL PLOT; -FOUR ACRES; CHARMING
building sites; Conn. electric cars;
prettiest location in District for residences. VIII
sell half value II taken this week Address
CHOICE HOME, Star office, jy9-3t'
WANTED - FURNISHED SUBURBAN HOUSE
for the summer or furnished rooms. with bath,
and board, at pleasant country place. convenient
to car line p b. CHASE Chase's Theater. tyS3t
FOR SALEs-A BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN HOME
In Hyattsville, Maryland, containing rooms;
lot AZ by lilo IT; convenient to electric cars and
steam r. H.. price, s2.5uN; $500 cash. balance
on easy Psyments- Also two corner lots Address
II. X. BLISS.
jys-et' IS st NV, Washington, D. G.
ARUNDEL ON-THE-BAY-PIRLIC SALE on SAT-
urd1y. July lS. 1901. at IL o'clock NJ, Of a COM
Portable frame cottage. beautifully located On
Chesapeake Beach Annapolis Nd. very de-
sirable summer home. For particulars apply
TO ]. q. STODDAKD, Trustee, Wash. Nat. b. &
l. Assn, 18th and G SITS tys-4t
FOR SAIE-A GREAT BARGAIN-REASON FOR
selling, not able to attend to it-l4 miles from
Washington. In Prnre Georges Co, Md. within
= mile of RR. station, 1n-room house, tene-
ment houses, tobacco house IOxtip, smoke and Ice
house latter filled with Ice: stables. sheds &c..
good cows. female yearing, Young bulls IS
hogs and pigs. chickens. turkeys. &c.. good
Ice pond on place: 15o acres cleared, about "a
in woods: imp insured for S1.9'1; 20 tons Of
hay; ~ acres in good grass; 10000 best quality
strawberry plants 60O peach trees. apples &c,
50. coo tobacco plants growing, Is acres in corn;
all necessary farming implements and tools Pos
session given AT once.
For price and further particulars inquire OF
jy6s.w&s-at $. A. TERRY. zoos st. NV.
Evening star., 1901-07-10
MEDICAL.
LADIES' GOODS.
Sewing Machines Rep'd,Sl.

All work warranted. Orders by mail promptly
attended to. At OPPENHEIMER'S. 514 9th st.
NV. ja23 -5tf
Evening star., 1901-07-10
STORAGE.

STORAGE. STORAGE. STORAGE.-12TH AND
SITS. NV; room 70110s. with large elevator;
Carriages stored and insured for 81 90 to 81 SO
per month. with insurance. HOME ICE CO., A.
b. WILLIS. Mgr. 1el4-26t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-12
PLEN FOR PROSECUTION.
Penny Confers With Root in Regard
 to Czol0osZ

Milburn House, Buffalo, Sept n.-Dss trict Attorney Penny, who has cnarse M ol the criminal branch of the attempt oIl with Secretary of War Root today with reference to some criminal features of the case It was stated that there was no definite conelusion; FelloT'ng eaos Went % to tbe MiIburn house, where he was 1oineo py the other members of the cabinet Wno were soon to go to the Glenny mouse where a formal discussion will be held.
 Whether there was any connection be- tween Mir. Pennys call and the subse- quent exchange of views could not be as- certained.
 AS to Czolgosz, there is a general agree ment that his crime is for the New York and not the national authorities to deal with. A question has arisen as to the na- ture of the prosecution, as there are seV- eral phases in which the crime can be viewed, and the desire is to adopt the course which will give the most serious phase and will impose the severest pun ishment. If the prosecution were for conspiracy with Emma Goldman or any other person, the prosecution would be confronted by the fact that conspiracy Is New York and its punishment Is not com mensurate with the crime in this state
 On the other hand assault with intent to kill Is felony, and as such is much a prosecution for the actual assault with intent to kill might also incidentally in- xolve the question of conspiracy in which other parties participated. For instance, the presence of Emma Goldman at the commission of the crime is not essential to make her party to 1t. if there Is other evidence that she actually brought about the crime.
 The Molineux case in New York city is cited as one in which those who commit ted the crime were not present when the victim was foully dealt with. The vital point in such cases Is to secure sufficient evidence to establish that the act of an absent party directly led up to and brought about the crime. In case Miss Goldman was prosecuted as an absent participant in the assault and will be under laws of New York State and she would have to be extradited from Hi nois. At present, however, there has been no step toward extradition, and it does not appear to be under considera- ton.
 The Buffalo police have not yet con- cluded the local investigation of the case. They are not only working out the de- tails of every movement made by Czol- Rosz but one after another they are ex- amining the local anarchists. There are about twenty pronounced anarchists III the city and they are all to be brought 1n to be questioned. It is doubted that the local circle were informed of Czolgosz's plan. but the police say 1t is possible that number of them were aware or ms presence and assisted him.
 The investigation Chief Bull Is making Is as far reaching and as complete a5 possible. CzolgosZ is still in the police lockup but probably will be removed soon to the Erie County jail. The latter of- fers special advantages in connection With his arraignment. for it is connected by tunnel with the city hall, where the courts are located and the privacy and secrecy in handling him are assured
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-12
'czoLaosz HAD AoCoMPLrcEs.
Missing Papers Looked for to Estab-
 fish Conspiracy.

New York, Sept. u...-A special to The Herald from Buffalo says:
 Leon Czolgosz has confessed to the poee lice that his attempt upon the life of President Mckinley was the result Of a conspiracy in which many besides him self had a part So far as can be learn ed. CZolgosz has refused to mention any name except that of Emma Goldman. but papers are in existence, which. if they can be discovered. will lay bare the en- tire conspiracy and will result in whole
 Although Emma Goldman has been ar rested in Chicago. 1t is probable that she will he brought to Buffalo for trial The center of the conspiracy is here. Buffalo is filled literally to overhowing with agents of the secret service. search is being made of every sewer that under lies the city, for it is known that in one of them is a package or papers contain ing the details of the conspiracy and the names of those concerned with CZolgosz in the rot, together with an outline of
 In his confession Czolgosz told of his attempt to destroy the writer evidences of the conspiracy. He has said that time did not permit him to burn the papers al he had desired. Before leaving his room in Nowak's hotel he gathered to- gether. all of his papers, taking them from his pockets iron h fab,H hf vase wer ani hound together in one package, which he concealed beneath his coat.
 Czolgosz says he made a circuitous and JflD dDOuI lIlc tIty' anu IheAb elN SC me point which he cannot now de scriuc. he came upon an open sewer. Into this sewer he cast his papers. Inch by inch the sewers of this city are be- ing searched, and if such q thing is pos slble those papers will be recovered.
 On authoritative information 1t can be said that during the last ten weeks Elm ma Goldman has visited six anarchist or ganizations. She has been in Buffalo three times since July F, having left the city the last time four days before the attempted assassination.
 Emma G0ldI"an. CzolgosI and Ahra- ham Isaaks and Mary Isaaks were In consultation in Chicago on two occasions. Marie lsaahs accompanied Emma Gold man to Buffalo the last time the arch leader of the anarchists was here.
 ! cor CzolgosE vas accompanied to Buff falo and about the city by mysterious Bohemian man and woman. who acted so suspiciously as to warrant the as- sumption that they knew of the intention nf Czolgosz to assassinate the President. These two Boh emlans are new being looked for all over the United States.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-12
INSTRUCTIONS TO czoLaosz.
Important Evidence in the Hands of
 Buffalo Police
RnTalo. Senl

Buffalo, Sept. 12.-The Courier says
 Superintendent Bull now has in his pos- session the code of instructions impart- ed to the selected assassin, Czolgosz
 The platform of the Free Society was also added to the cumulative evidence of the anarchist conspiracy yesterday. This document binds its members together to advocate and work for the destruction of the existing social order and continues:
 As in former times no privileged class ever relinquished its tyranny, no more can we take 1t for granted that the cap italists of the present day will forego their privileges and their authority with out compulsiOn. It is therefore self-evi- dent that the fight of the proletarian against the upper and middle classes must be of a violent character and that mere wage conflicts can never lead to the !Wo goal show hv numerous illustration that all attempts which have been made in the past to do away with the existing monstrous social system through peace ful means-for example the ballot box have been useless and will be so in the future.
 Force Is the only remedy.
 We know, therefore. that the ruling class will not voluntarily relinqulsh its prerogatives and will mako no concessions to us. Under all these circumstances there is only one remedy left-force.
 Our platform Is simple and divided as follows:
 "First-Destruction of existing class domination through memorable revolution in international activity.
 "Second-The building of a free society of communistic organizations or produc- tions.
 'Three-Free enchange of equivalent products throughout the productive or ganization without jobbing and profit making.
 "Fourth-Organizatio of the education al system upon non-religious and scientific principles and on equal bases for both sexes.
 ''Fifth-Edual rights for all without distinction of sex race.
 'SiXth-The regulation of public affairs through agreement between the inde- pendent communes and confederacies."
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-12
BIG COAL DEALS.
Morgan Said to Be Behind the West
 Virginia Scheme.

Roanoke, Va.. Sept. 11.-West Virginia time ago the initial move was made by the purchase of all the coal operations on Kanawha River. 1t is said J. F. Nor gan was behind 1t, and that the drafts for the purchase money bore his sig nature.
 Hardly had that deal been consum- mated before 1t was announced that the Flat Top Field had been purchased by the same or allied interests for $l3 000, 900. Today all the New River territory Is agog Messrs Chiffon. McCorkle and Chiffon. representing New York capital ists for the past week have been quietly at work. and 1t is now said there is not a coal operation on New River on which there is not a twenty-day option of pur- he made probably will be definitely set tied tomorrow, as at that time present options will expire and it will require q deposit of $20. 900 to renew.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-12
PASTY FOOD. Too Commonly Used.

The use Ci nasty cereals is itot advisable A ,physiCian says. Pasty cereals are very tn- digestible anu bad thing for the stoInac h. causing a depressed feeling and quite a train ot disorders, particularly of the intestines and nerves.
 Cereals. such as wheat and oats, can b, cooked long enough and well enough to fit them for human use. but the ordinary way of cook ing leaves them in pasty condition"
 kentleman from Evansville Ind, whose name can be secured upon application to the Postum Cereal Co. Ltd, Battle Creek, Mich. says: My physician prohibited the use of oats and wheat for was in a bad condition physically. with pronounced dyspepsia He said the heavy paste was indlgesuble. but food and cooked m such manner as to change the starch into grape-sugar, could he easily digested I have become very fond indeed of Grape Nuts and all the uncomfortable feel ings have disappeared l have gained nearly twelve pounds in weigh. an none of the dis tressed. full feeling after meals that ha1 formerly Crupe-Nuts Food has done the work"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-12
MAaGIo,s PRELIMINARY.
Will Occur Before Commissioner
 September 21.

Denver. Col. Sept; 11.-,A special to The The News from Silver City. N. M... says: The preliminary hearing of Antonio MaEglo the anarchist who is said to have gre dicted the shooting of President MclSn- lev will occur before United states Commissioner on September Fl. deputy United States marshal today swore out a warratn for his detention. charging him with conspiracy to kill in the onited States. e,,
 Antonio Maggie was born in Sicily, is Jan, n New orleans at which point and Baton Rouge he lived for three or four years, going from there north, travelling with circuses and theatrical companies. TWO years ago in the summer of 1899 he says he got his first lesson in anarchism in Kansas City, where he heard Pedro. Revechio lecture upon the subject of anarchy and religion. ell denies state ments credited to him here and S elsewhere ere President and Emperor William of Ger many, Maggie has brother IIadn in Leaven- ti,s father is said to have been In prison III Italy ten years, having been convicted for participating in revolution In that country.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-12
TO ExTRADITE EMMA.
Preliminary Steps Taken by Buffalo
 Police.

Buffalo. Sept. 1.-The police have taken the preliminary steps necessary to secure the extradition of Emma Goldman. the anarchist leader under arrest at Chicago Tor alleged complicity in the plot to kill President Mckinley and it is understood that application for her removal to this State will go forward to the Illinois aul- thoritfes just as quickly as the formali- ties can be complied with.
 It is generally believed that Emma Goldman Is to be tried under the laws Of this State for conspiracy, but it Is ad- mitted that much. depends upon the na- ture Of the showing that can be made against her in court. Doubt is expressed that the police have so far been able to secure any satisfactory evidence connect ing her with the Icrlme committed by Czolgosz and the ability of the police to secure a conviction upon the informa- uon they now have is seriously ques- tisned in some quarters
 The admissions of Czolgosz and the ssioidman woman relative to their meet trgs their conference at Chicago with Abraham isaak. their connection with anarchistic circles and the confession of CZolEosz to the inspiration drawn hy him from the teachings and speeches of the woman are deemed sufficient to sat fsfy the courts that she should be held
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-12

congregation until luncheon, when the Czar sat on the right of the Kaiser and Grand Duke Alexis on the left. The luncheon party included Count Lams- dorf. the Russian Foreign Minister: Count von Buelow, German Imperial Chancellor; Count won Eiilenburg, Baron miral von Hoffman and Admiral von Tir- pitz.
 Just as the meal ended, Hela was sight, ed. The German squadron was drawn up in double line, the vessels being decorated with bunting and the crews manning their sides. The HohenzollerR with their imperial majesties on the bridge, steamed slowly between the lines, followed by the Standart and her escort. The two yachts anchored at the heads of the respective lines. after which the admirals and prin- cipal officers of the squadron went on board the HohenzollerH and were pre- scented to the Czar.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-12
GRIGGs OFFERS ADVICE.
of Constitution Not
 Necessary to Meet Situation.

New York. Sept u.--Former Attorney General Griggs said today in Paterson, N. J.. that the talk of amending the con- stitution to deal with the situation which arises out of the shooting of President Mckinley Is unnecessary.
 "A law should be passed" he said, making 1t an offence punishable hy inn prisonment for life to be a member of any organization that teaches the murder of public officials. If should he made a capital offence to attempt the life of the chief executive and of the higher officers of the government whether it succeeds or not. This is not like ordinary attempted murder. The object of the crime is the subVersion of the government and is therefore aimed at every citizen of the republic.
 Another law should be passed prohibit ing the importation into this country of all persons who are members of organiza- tions that hold and teach these murder ous doctrines and Still another providing for the deportation of all such persons"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-12
DoR1c1Es DECLARED WINNER
Of St. Leger Sweepstakes Regardless
 of Objections.

London. Sept. 11.-Objections was made to Doricles being declared the winner of the St. Leger.
 The betting previous to the start was 40 to 1 against Doricles, 10 to Il against Volodyovsh and to 1 against Revenue.
 Revenue led until going up the hill. when Cynical drew to the front and led to the stretch. Revenue again going to the front there. Doricles and Volodyov- ski, the latter ridden by Lester Reiff then came up fast and passed Revenue, Doricles winning by a neck. Thres lengths separated Veiodyovsh and Rev lively.
 An objection was made to Doricles win ming on the ground of pumping, but it was oVerruled.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-12
MUST TAKE SOME ACTION.
Chicago Police Unable to Hold the
 Anarchists

Chicago, Sept. 1.-The Chicago police tonight sent urgent messages to the au- thorities at Duffalo asking them to take action which win enable the police here Demand after demand has been made that either proof of complicity in the at- tempted assassination of the President or requisition papers be forwarded. The Chicago police say they will not be able to hold the anarchists after Friday morn ing. unless the Buffalo authorities take some steps in the mater
 Mayor Harrison said: "It is pretty plain now that there was no plot formed in Chicago. If there was conspiracy anywhere 1t was made in the East"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-12
TO KILL DUKE OF YORK.
Plot Said to Have Been Matched in
 New Jersey,


 New York. Sept. 1.-The World will say tomorrow that a report has come from Montreal that several anarchists had arrived there for the purpose of as- sassnating the Duke of York when he comes to Montreal. The report further states that the information concerning tha plot was furnished the Mayor of Montreal by an Italian who says he is tired of having the name of his country trailed in the mud by his anarchistic countrymen. The name of the informant far as can be deciphered, is Glovani Cabani.
 When the attention of Governor Voor- hees was called to the report by The World he said: Several weeks ago I re- Cdved the letter from the authorities from Great Britain saying the secret po- lice of the British Government had got trace of plotters against the life of the Duke of York and that they had been traced to New Jersey. I said week ago that l recently received word from three different governments telling me that plots to assassinate one or more political heads of these various countries had been traced to New Jersey. the work of assassination to be carried out as soon as the opportunity presented itsel will say now that one of these olOts was that which has been made public by the police of Montreal. l have 90 far heen unable to locate the conspirators in any of these cases.
 West Hoboken, from all can learn.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-12
Comment of Press.

Berlin. Sept. 1.-The German. Austrian and even the Russian papers unani- mously recognize in the meeting of the Czar and the Kaiser further proof of the friendly relations between the two pow CTS and guarantee of the preservation Of the peace of the world.
 The 'Lokal Anzeiger says: While the visit per SC dsmonstrates' the friendly re- lations existing between the two mon- archs. the presence of both leaders of foreign policy proves the political sig nincance of the meeting. The sympathet- ic articles or the Russian press could not De published without the consent of the government
 The. Deutsche Tages Zeitung while ex- pressing satisfaction that the relations between Germany and Russia show inn pavement, declares itself against excess stve concessions.
 The Russians must Iearn," says this Journal, that German friendship is as valuable to Russia as Russian friendship IS to Germany. Bismarck's declaration we run after nobody was intended for Russia also"