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Evening star., 1902-08-08
Mems FURNISHINGS.

Reduced prices for Mems IN
derwear, Shirts and other needs.
Best bargain time of summer.
Mems fine Sea Island Cotton Underwear both
shirts and drawers 10 match, shirts long and
short sleeves. taped neck and silk faced-draw-
ers double crotch, suspender tapes and strap
back, all sizes. Regular 6sc. quality. Qmc
Evening star., 1902-08-08

ZINFANDEL CLARET, the best CALI
fornia produces; h-gallon bot n H.
ties for. .................... NNCo
Zone gallon for 75cl
Evening star., 1902-08-08

Ladies Muslin Underwear. consisting Of "
neck Gowns, with three clusters of tucks in
yoke; also Drawers. Corset Covers and Chemise:
Evening star., 1902-08-08
White Belts. 1Oc.

We have been lucky enough to
get hold of 100 dozen Washable
White Duck Belts to sell at 10
cents-regular 25c. value. Some
are stitched in black. Choice of
fancy gilt or black harness
buckles.
Evening star., 1902-08-08
Petticoats, Corsets
and Underwear

Ladies' White Cambria Petficoats several
styles; trimmed with lace and embroidery deem
rufhe, with three rows of torchon and point de
Parls laces; Others have ruffie with bias tucks
ae ana insertion Rs1ar Aso u q. lace on bottom of O2
Evening star., 1902-08-08

MARISCHINO CHERRIES; EM-
regular price, 1ac. quart-for.. OVGe
Evening star., 1902-08-08
4 4 asxxsxSsss y y.

y = e y y y y ~ - y y y y y - = y }
COLONIAL WINE CO., =
THE STORE Of QUALITY" =
SPECIALS S. !:
More people ar. abeeemlng ae, <
of Family Wine and Liquor z
Store every day, as=the constantly k
growing business Indicates. The $
best mercantile principles domi- Z
~osfssst nsf tie s'''s ssai}t & fsgsI{ gsy
prices is getting Its just reward 4
For Saturday We effer these spe- G.
cial leaders," Z
GosMAN.s GINGER ALE: z
delicious summer beverage ber 7m 4
dozen. ..............- ~. ZVNo G.
Q5c allowed for bottles returned) s.
CANTRILL & CoRcoRAMs IMPORT 4
aEa n9 si sSsdF ss;esnee ait dossn s1ana ST 40 &
OLD SARATOGA PURE RYE wHIs- &
KEY; regular price sl.25-(not more 6,
f1en f6P sstardss SSi5ss e"s'e%s!- 60c. =
. PURE CALIFORNIA WINES: choice -
.
Catawba, per bottle. .......... AOGe e
$3.50 per ease) e
> PURE DOUBLE-STAMpED HOLLAND z
; for G!N, full! qnaFt bottle z5c. &
ZINFANDEL CLARET, the best CALI &
'ias fHrnia for produces; 's-sallon bot AAc 4
zone gallon for 75c.) Z
LATBENHEIMER IMPORTED RHINE G,
WINE: from cellars of Hos ~
child e. Co.. Frankfort, Ger d A 7R Y
many-caSe. ...-......... eDQVe Il oV 6.
N1ERsTEIMER RHINE VINE; from z
Man Mainz Gsrman5-case SsnnSaSR Co.: $3.50 x
IMroR RTED CREME DEe1
MENTHE, white or green-bottle.. D L &
resa5I MARlSSnaS2 sSIs. &c. GnEEE.Es Sp.iIinE 5Qc
SILVER WEDDING wHIsKEY. the &
1O-year-old pure Maryland Rye. Highest 6.
quality; pure, mellow and paatabe. Y
It's simply delicious! Let your palate e
, be the judge! Costs no more q Il
than inferior brands. Full quart. b Il *
uyAn goods delivered In unlettered =
wagons. u
Goods shipped to country homes and 6.
,its Orders by mail or phone PISS. <
<
!; COLONIAL : :
WINE co. \ \
FORMERLY KEYWORTH'S, 6.
Corner NINTH & ID SITS. &
aus 4
x < r. e = X * r r r. r X = r X
Evening star., 1902-08-08

The return OF Adjutant General CorbIn
and Mrs. Corbin 10 Washington viii be
made today after visit in the west. Mrs.
Sorbin Will remain in Washington with tho
general until they start on their European
journey.
Evening star., 1902-08-08

: More people are becoming ac-
: Quainted with THK NEW KIND
= of Family Wine and Liquor
Store every day, asthe constantly
growing business Indicates. The
? best mercantile principles domi-
= nate the stores polfS-selling only
= worthiest Qualities at fairest
= prices is getting Its just reward.
= For Saturday we efer these spe-
= cial leaders,"
Evening star., 1902-08-08
Screens, Fruit Jars, &c
(Home Needs Reduced.)

Mason Fruit Jars; best quality machine
made: choice OF pint quart size put up
In box Of 1 Dozen complete with rub Sc
Evening star., 1902-08-08

Best quality Masons Jar Rubbers, oILc
dozen. -.-....-..-............ O/<N'
Evening star., 1902-08-08

2-burner Star OIL Stove, with 3h inch ~.
wicks and safety water pan. ......... SSS.
Evening star., 1902-08-08

Mrs. s. c. Maer, proprietor OF the Dis
patch of Columbus, Miss, is visiting Mrs
Z. Bazzell Of 1881 L street
Evening star., 1902-08-08

Oak Window Screens with steel centers; 80
lar H price, s SOC. cpen e............. 10 - .n @ 3Ot
Evening star., 1902-08-08

Miss NJ. Nowland, Miss ID. Herbert and
Miss Alice Koch are spending the mont n
of August at Bluemont, Va, chaperoned
by Mrs. Hessler.
Evening star., 1902-08-08

Misses Ethel Tucker and Pauline Maver
left the city Wednesday last for River
Springs, on the lower Potomac, where they
will remain throughout August.
Evening star., 1902-08-08

Miss Augusta and Helen Smith, daughter
of Mr.. r. Z. Smith OF Southeast Washing
ton, have gone TO Virginia for a stay q
two months.
Evening star., 1902-08-08

Oak Window Screens, with steel centers; 30
inches high; open to AZ inches. Regular oOf>
price 3gc Observation-Disclosures. <JS'
Evening star., 1902-08-08

Polka Dot Duck sAirts, in blue and black
grounds neatly trimmed with braid in several
styles. with ruiies. hOunceS and flares.
Regular $500 values, to be closed n&1
out at.-......-. northumberland VSCo
Evening star., 1902-08-08

Among the Washingtonians at the Hotel
Morris, Atlantic City, are Mrs. Nm. q.
Shreve, sr., Capt. Chas. NJ. Shreve. Miss
Carrie NJ. Shreve. Mrs. j. Murry Wilson
and Miss Maude Combs
Evening star., 1902-08-08

Genuine Irish Linen Skirts: several styles of
trimming; some are corded others tucked and
some strap trimmed. Regular $500 q n Am
Evening star., 1902-08-08

Regular $500 Gray Silk Mohair Skirts in
dress and walking lengths. Tailored d n mo
in best style. Reduced to.......... y oVS
The sun., 1902-05-23
POPULtR REFORMED SALOON.
I,s In . scotch NInaxc ami It's showing
Deesnt Pleasc Tempernncc rolks.

The latest report 81 ono Of the reformed!
public houses Of scotland. upon which
Ear Grey has modelled hls improved re-
frc-hment houses IN England, which the
new :. ciAl Halls Association has had ~
mind IA planning lts place on The Fast SIDE.
has aroused gr-a; deal Of discussion 10.
Great Britain among people who wish 10
restrain the sai- of liquor
Under the scotch system. as under Earl
Crews the liquor lid IA tho reformed
drink shops l. warranted 20 ho good After
5t-.r o-ut has bc,.u Taid Ia ~" -toc ckhoidcrs
the remainder of 'hc profits ar" expended
for public purposes
rnis partlculaT report which has hrous, 4
the British temperance io.ks CIfn"s %, "a
the reformed liquor shop in IN" Village of
k,lty. nf-slir". and u shows that utftr
has Dsen accomplished there M the cause
OF teint-ranc. The years ,eiut- we're
81. $50 of which tl6. 1is came from he sale
~ liquor and the remainder from he public
house restaurant The net profit was - w.
after d.-iuCting the per cent interest 1ue
To- stockholders ana II was Applied To- village
imprOv"nentS
This wac considered highly satisfartory
Ill some enthusiastic TEMPERANCE advocate
look.d up tho population of k-ltv Then
h,. raised al alarm Tle total populate
II k.lty IT. only I.al5 20 the average, hguor
hill pf each adult mai. inhshitart for th"
wear II estimated st exactly siS
Some temperance sdNoostcs IA Great
Britain are now tsglnuing to declare even
reformed liquor shops not an unmlr~d
good
The sun., 1902-05-23
PRIZERIGHr RAIDED, ,tOoIAKEN
mr. THE FIGHTERS, IF THERE
VERE ANY. cor SAFELI AWAY.


p.ti,-, C,n,.i, rondv ~ the Wes, Thirty
,-,,..' .-,..,,..., =, aro,y.
rr'"h,h S''~"' STAT"
nous letter a Tow DAYS ago 'e'hhs nun 'n"'
"A prizeiight was to be held last night over
tL. saloon of Edward II. Maher on Thirty
,.,,.,L -, ,.,,,.,,, Elcvep,h and Tuelf, n
'"''' -, ,,,, ~, ,.,,
avenues hsh' NaS ""''" Wy 'y '"o
police IN the sain" place about SIX "eehr
alo. 30 the captain detailed Detectives
T,oi., and paadl. and Policeman Kirk
=. ,,,,...,,,,,,,
anu '""a'" w
The p"hc~fn"h went 10 W." P"'~ e"H
Las, evening and HID behind truck across
IN. vay On th. block several lookouts
60, .,.,,o,oJ and ona ~ them eaw the
- m, l., -, :,
h't'%''N"s '~''''u Wv
veil 10 alarm IN" hlalas"iS anu vi" wv
te,tiV.= made for IN" place
Tro,,nr,n into the bar, drew his revolver
- .,.,,..,,,,,,..J ,b., c,.,,l,dy vas undcr
- -, pI.,u,
arrest N"'Ou' wv" '"
ran up 10 the thru moor. Nh"'" ne iouhd
lpfi IN which n i8-fnot ring had been put
IN There were about fifty mon up-tairs
-, :. -, .,.,,,,,,,I d, n ,io,,. In 30, avay
p,.,',,', -, I,. ,c,,.Iyer
I'm 49, - 80, ana, man who ,ries u,
,,,,.',, ,,. ~, yeI,I nnd ,h. ,nen o,iie,,d
gt
~, ,,,.,,,es from tho Wes, Thirty
s,,.,,t .trcc, z,a,ion v,.r,, lent for and In
The sun., 1902-05-23
SOLID PETROLEJM.
4 New Kind of Iuei Manufactured b,
q Concern In Trance.

The report that a concern in France Is
engaged m the manufacture of sJlid pc-
troleum. that IL, petroleum solidihcd 50
that II may be handled like coke or coal.
and that IL IL soon to place its product upon
the market. should be of interest 20 users
u coal or petroleum IN anv of its forms
AZ fuel. IL IL said that the new article
weighs only one-hslf as rnuch a. coal and
that II gives out twice a. much heat
IN describing this product United States
Consul Brunot at -. Euerne saws that IL
IL manufactured In the form OF briquettes.
which are composed chiefly Of petroleum.
either crude or refined. and possess all tho
desirable qualities OF coal and ordinary
petroleum without any Of the Objectionable
characteristics OF either
In addition to their lightness they leave
'only ? or ner cent Of residue: do not form
ohilkers: 10 not melt OF run. turn without
smell or smoke. do not al sorh moisture
will float on the water, 40 not -Aplodc.
and are not liahl" to spontaneous com
bus,iou under any circumstances. will
keep indefinitely, retaining all their quail
ties - combustion, Civ" on a very white
fam tht to ten inches high. produce ~ ic.
a. m a hoat a. coal. can D." us'st iu aEv
kind ot "A furnace. ana ~" "a-y and agree
abb. 10 handle
II ~ believed. continue. ionsu. Br'!not
that this new form ui fu", will 10 found
particularly valuable fur tprT-. do boat :
and, In ~assr Of "m' rgrIty, Tor 'tTg,T N.~-
sr.S tn" hrigu"ti.S u',rIt uulv ono
half the spas,' necessary .p. t-uaI. and u j.
calculated that n boat which requires ga
tons ~ cpal 10 steam a given number Il
mi 80 can cover ~" sane dis;anc" With
only On tons - pstToirum bttgu.tte-
Again. the saving In -pacr which would
be- ma1p Possible hv th.. uks of this ,,Dr-
The sun., 1902-05-23
HARD coal Up AT WHOLESALE,
81 . Ton and In some Cases o. 80 o-Retail
Price steady At Present.

The Wholesale price of anthracite coal
was advanced Yesterday from 70 rs a ton
,n s. and n some cas.- 20 " 20, but accord
ine 20 ih. agreement between the retail
dealers the rctah price viii no, be- raised
from % 81 a ton this week, q. ID. curtis
chairman Of ;he retail coal dealers meeting
appntr,ad ms COMMITTEES ~ five dealer-
YESTERDAY TO investigate tho situation.
Earlv mex, week they are likely to give out
"A statement.
A arm e dealers stated yesterday that
some ~ tho hotels have begun to burn
sof, coal already lie also eaid that ~ a
week or 50 unless there was a change IN
the coal situation many hotels and r'~tsu-
rants. both ~ Manhattan and Brooklyn
would be burning soft coal regularly.
The Hudson Coal company OF Jersey
city which supplies a number of fsc,orie.
here has begun To C1Irtail its deliveries OF
coal It, normal DELIVERIES are ?.6O tons
daily TO factories Now u delivers only
100 ton.. barely enough TO keep the fires
gong
The sun., 1902-05-23
MtRPHi. HEtD REGENT.
sen Of the CASH. ouse District Race PiunGrr,
Good Fellow. Rich Nan.

Charles r Murphy. head regent ~ Tam
many Hall. better known a. Charlie Murphy,
leader Of the Eightcenth district. was
brought up In the sam" school Of politics
q the one In which Richard Croker him
seH was trained. and he knows the ror-~
Of that part Of tho political sci"nc" which
con sdsss In managing elect ion districts and
their ca tain- a. well as any other man IN
The TamfnanY organi 2ation. His friends
say he has sdigiii-'ra. i've power- and
politioal sagaci'v far beyond the av"rage.
and they have l--'n saving for years that "a
would be the man 10 take the leadership Il
The orgsniza'iun vhen the -Oli Man aid
u down
The regent l. ~ years old, and he vas
born IN this CITY m th" same dirrict In
which he now iv,s Ne had about as much
schooling A. most buv- II hi~ CONDITION g.
aud he mad" 'ho most ~ n, and go' what
good b. could out 90 n
H. hadn't t--.u ~ -rhuol long befor, he
waS r-Cogr iIrd a. gp'-i deal of IA athle'e,
and u wa- A. an n'N'.''' 'un' 10. tirsf brcafna
known through 'hr di-'riot, vhora the gas-
hou-' gang N'r' - q Nud that d"y' iuIg.d
athletics ~ a very -.I'iuOIs way Hi-
fame -prcad 40 ..lt Last - Slr tfuA"I wlru.
croker War tls. champion bnNrf uf th,.
engine gang aud I., 'uur'i ga q, apd ~
baseball Murphy h'-' -hur" o. a leader
In the days II 10" u..i-'ifu" -'iu-pruf..--iufa al
nIner, when ba-s ii.l N-~ -ls,rt ana not Dusl-
mess he was a tn"mts't oi man y pi the iamul-
nine-. including t'rr. ,t'.nbrat'd SruAtuf-
and with th,--. uifs.. Do toured the country
from one end 10 'u" u'!."r Ho vas known
among all the ballpliN"r- and had "A high
place la the gam
That was TWENTY odd YEAR ago and when
Il APPEARED that tlr"r' Wds iitlc but glory
m baseball Murphy d'cd''i that glory
would uo' keep M" wolf FROM ~" door and
looked aruuid fur H bu-iu"~- 20 90 into.
Tn" only tlig iUd' hr law that promised
~ quick THutrt iuT q small invest mr.' Wa
IN. r~iloon hu-in".- and iitn ~ be- won't.
Ia liiil' hl' IT q pia'-' uu Av"iiu" \. rigdt
IN the h,srJ q D." ~.-Ctiu" vh"r'' h. va- i-'-t
known id. -alppu was - snail one. uJt
The custom was uI~prupui lpnni"lv hrg',
and a. 10" huSl.e~- grew Murphy'- iLiu-
enCr in thu district gr.w.
He was a good icllow. ready To help
any one who wanted help and without
asking too many Suesiious. Such q man is
always ~ vaiti" to The l.s '''r of the district,
The sun., 1902-05-23
SONE or THE CITi'S NEEDS.
Isles oS safety AZ had Crossings Are One Of
the Most l'ygeot, Mr. Cantor SAYS.

Jacob A Cantor, President Of Manhattan
borough. tells in the Municipal Journal
this month some of the improvements he
hoJe< 70 bring about IN 'he s'reets tef'fc
his term of offc- expires, and tier" al"
enough % them to keep the city govern
ment working overtime
Be-ide- adding 20 the number of public
baths and establishing street signs which
shall tell the wayfsrer where he j., ana be
beautiful n, the same time. on both Of
which subjects Mr. Cantor has talked a
great deal before. he tells some other ideas
he wants 10 carry ou', one # which j. -
follows:
-One of the absolute nccessities now
confronting US eavs Nr cantor. ~ tho
Establishment al certain danger paints
along our thoroughiarrs Of what are known
A. isle- of safety The Municipal Art
Society has come to our assls' anC" In ihi-
matter and offered to conduct comp"ti-
tion which shall bring forth the hest de-
sign that NAV b~ adapted 20 certain 10
calitie-. for example the first ono will
probably - located at the Inter-ect ION
of Broadway and Fifth avenue A. Twenty
third stres' II l. hoped that before the
year j. out this III. of safety will t- Oofn-
pleied
Then there are sky signs and adverts-
ing which Mr.. Cantor hopes Ia regulate
Ia the improvement of N" citv- looks,
Rivervide Drive 70 he ex'cnded. and pave
ments to h- improved, is--ld.s other minor
improvements Incidentally, Mr. Cantor
lets II be known that he l. not in favor Of
the extension of Asphalt pav-nents except
IN residential and tenement disiricts lie
says
1T IL not the trst pavement hccaus"
IL does not afford a SURF fouthold for horses
l,- surface ~ exceptionally slippery and
has given riss "a great deal Of dls-a'i--
fact ION. particularly since u has hs'.'n laid
on Broadway
i have determined that, 40 far a. ] am
concerned. the asJ l,ali pavement will only
b. land IN he future vhcr" y - demanded
In rc-identll lll strr-,s or surrounding school
houses. hospitals. and similar institutions
II j. also "a u--fIl pavement IA crowded
isncfnrut-house districts owing to the fact
that /, can ~ easily flushed during the
hot summer dayr and nights. AMI thereby
r,-!uCe the oppressive temperature Incl
dent Ia the summer season
The cxtens sion Of Riverside Drive he
emphasizes as one 81 the most needed
improvements, because IL will add greatly
to the value and usefulness OF the park
systems Of the city
The sun., 1902-05-23
AGED PAINTER DEAD.
Nrs. Iliiian ". spencer Carried Or n,
ApoplrN,.

Mrs Lillian VI Spencer. portrait painter,
3 wears old. diNi suddenly YESTERDAY at
her home. 90 Columbus avenue Mr.
Spencer was widow and resided a. that
addrer- with her -ou Iharle- and her daugh-
Ter Lillian Her death was due 20 appplrNy.
MIR Spencer had heen painting a pictIr"
n, tb. order of Inar..s Corrv Nr Cprrv
wa at the studio Yesterday Mr.. Np"rNrr
complained 81 feeling i!l and wen. into
another room miuu," later she called
for her daughter Mis- Sp"nC"r found
her mother kncsllng on ih" n""r Before
a doctor came Mr. Spencer wac dead.
Miss SIpncer says that her mother had
compl-,.d port RATS Of Ella Wheeler Wilcox
Elizatath Csdy stanton. kobrrt q lng.fsoll
aud ia. late Prr-iden' Harrison. none Of
which had as Vet teen delivered.
The sun., 1902-05-23
Dan FINN CRIES HtLIES.
Doesn't Want Col. Nurph, to Name Pri-
mar, Election Ofrcers.

Col Asa Bird Gardi.er preSeUted 10 'he
Tammany Executiv" Committee yesterday
a protest from the Daniel =. Finn As-o-
citation Of the First Assembly district
asking that half the election ofiiccrs for
that district h. men Of their choice.
They prote-, against the recognition Of Col.
Michael { Murphy. the leader Ia the dis
,rict on the ground that at a meeting Of the
GENERAL Committee o: the district Battery
Dan was elected leader ana that he II now
oh<y~d by a ma Joriiy OF the mcrnts'r- Of
the organization The protest was re-
ferr.d 20 the Committee Oh Elections on
c,rs or which senator G-orsr " plunkitt
j. tho chairman.
The sun., 1902-05-23
NOlE w DPOP CANTOR.
propo>ition In O.. y. \. ID club of the
>ineiernth District.

President Cantor Of Manhattan IL a rn"rn-
Ter ~ the Greater New York Democracy
club 81 Tho Nineteenth Assembly district,
hut hc l. 80 busy that u. docs rut g"' 10"
time 20 20 there much
" the las' rnr-'i'.g the m"mh~rs had a
hot debate ahou, the lack of patronage
President Cantor was not spared IN ~"
dchl'c. and finally one member OF the ~lu b
moved thai h. h" dropnFf from IN" mem
hsr-iiD rod
-Wh.rr j. tins man, anyway asked
tho ru"mher He IL On the roll, hut he l.
never seen in this club room lie do~- not
CON. here We do not want mon on the
roll who do not cvme 20 'hr cluh. ana ]
move thG, hi- name be dropped from m"
roll now
Prr-iden, McFaddcn of IA" club got he
matter -mun,hed over and then the organ
i,atinn adjourned without dropping Mr
cantor from the roll. although there lad
t...i. good many cheers when the slg
ycSiion was made II II declared that
President Cantor will show up At th" club
after this
The sun., 1902-05-23


Fscol-sio vas a muc'"- when th" MeNi-
can war Logan liz organized - small
furC,. and attacked the American troop
wherever be could m'-at 'r"U ~ small
bodies H. also Fought iU 90" la''i'- ut
palp Alto and Res..Ca a" Gu' nero
Hi- name fret hs-ca'n" known IN th'
thru years war when h- fought for ~"
Iibrral party against the forces ~ Mira
mon. Juar,r appUint"! hun Colonel IN
1853 when IT, Government - JGares
wa established IN 1881 k-cnt--io. Nirn ih"
rank of Brigadi"r- General. was sent against
the remnant Of ia" Church party und"r
Marquee and McJla II" was taken prisoner
ami ordered shot, bu, made his c-caI"
In The early '0os Escoheio participated
in many encounters with 'h" French
When the Empir,' was established lu Isbl
E.cubedo fled into Texas. hu' continued
lis efforts IA bahalf nf ih" Republican
causc In iss5 he lei ar expedition into
Mexico that ~Ncp' ev"rv'b'ng h-'for' y
E~cob.do wa- appointed hy Juhi"y
C,-n.rn.-n-Chie 81 ih" army Ct th" No,th
He captured the principa. ,iu"- from the
imperial furC'- and wa arin,r'"! Com
mand,r- in Chief of all ~" Republican
arnies The surrender of Emperor Maxi
milan at Queretaro wa- followed hy
court martial, at Which ~" Emp"ror was
condemned TO death and -NoCuted
Escob~do que.led a revolutionary move
ment In 1874 He was appointed SrCrc-
tary ~ War To Guell the uprising led by
Gen Diaz, but was unable TO accomplish
much. He fed again to IeXss where
he issued manifesto advocating the over
throw Of Diaz. Upon venturing into Mex
leo later he was made prisnucr, tried
and acquitted He was practically held
AZ a prisoner, however, iii 1879, When h"
secured his release on the pre'eNt uf al
health h. came 10 New York. hut after
a year he returned 10 Mexico and sS~pi,d
an ofCe from the Government he ir-
tired TO private life IN 1883
The sun., 1902-05-23
NAN A>PHAfT.
valuable Deposits In the Island. Long
Neglected. IIkei, Now 10 he seti.

An attempt IL beng made 10 develop
tho asphalt industry IN cuba. which lapsed
under spanish rul" According 10 con-
sular reports and investigation by experts
summarized recently and forwarded to the
United States Government bv order ~
cen Wood. there are IN the island extern
-iv- d-po-its ~ asphalt which AZ some
assets
FXprrimcn,s with Cuban asphalt AT
Washington some wears ago proved a fail
ure. hu' new series satisfied the District
81 Columbia authorities at the end of last
year hat serviCesble mixture OF Cuban
and California asphalt could 10 obtained
During the Cuban insurre,tion one ~ the
asphalt mines war set afire II burned
for four months Then heavy rain put
II out Now the min" is buried deep IN
coke
The sun., 1902-05-23
col. OGDEN UNDECIDED.
Doesn't know whether We Wants to sue
coed Dady as Leader or Mt.

Col Will, l. Ogden is undeoiiet who h"r
he will step into the political -h,-- ~
Michanl padv ~ Republican Executive
Committeeman from 'h" First Assembly
district u. was untIh'd Yesterday that
~. delegates to the General turnm,tte"
had unanimously chosen him for The place,
bu' laid that he would have 20 think the
matter over.
II l. now assumed that Dady will make
no further CONCESSION to the reform -.r-
mert N the Organization, hut will retain
hi- $500 year lob a. E!e'tion IommiS-
.lon.r until the close Of the year, when HE
term will expire Neither he. nor any Of
hi- friends. mas the slightest expectation
that Mayor Low will reappoint him.
The sun., 1902-05-23
Hungarian Mlnrr- Go,ns Home b, Hundred.

About @o Pennsylvania coal miners.
chiefly liunCarian-, sailed ON Tuesday
for their hon.-- hy the Hamburg American
liner Graf Nald.r-- Nlorr 'han 90 .nore
Departed Yesterday ia ~" stcerage OF the
Auguste Victoria They aTe all strikers
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The Borough NJ The Bronx - . Dwell.
Ing spot.

HONE site. In the borough ~ the Bronx as
compared with other localities See Sundays
srN You vii find much to interest," you.
-Ads.
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DEtTH or GIN. ESCOBEDO.
N~xican Army Ofnc~r To Whom Emperor
Maximiiian surrendered.

ME1ico CIrr. Nav 2 -I'cn. M0rIan0
Escot -io. 20 whom Emperor Mayimlisn
surrendered a. Querrtaro on Nav 49, iss7
died this morning az Ta~Ibaya aged %.
There will 10 public funeral
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Tue BiE Department stsrcs

are Away on the lookout for bright. int>lh-
rent and healthy Workers ADJ.
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These VINO nee d The sun"

are those you ned IN your business 10
for sale --atr
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All the Presidents Of the coal-carrying
conpane- who "efe va New lork y'-'eraay
strike Ruuors were thick downtown
that new plan was heing arranged which
would bring he strike TO crisis. hut no
reliable hint of What the .plsn was came
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