Evening Star Newspaper, September 27, 1890, Page 1

"THE EVENING STAR PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Northwest Corner Pennsylvania Ave. and 11th St, ty The Evening Star Newspaper Company, 8. Hi. KAUFPMANN, Pres’ Tie Frexrve Stan ts served to subserihers in the city by carriers. on their own account, at 10 ernte per week. of 44c. per month. Copies at the counter, ~ Sears eich. By mail—postage prrpaid—30 cout month: one year, a6. six months, {Putered at the Post Office at Washington, D.C. ae ud-class mail inatter.| Tur Weexry Stan—published on Fridsy—sl 0 | year. postage prepaid. Six months, 50 cents. | F#~ All nail subscriptions must be paid im advance; Bo paper sent longer that is paid for. Bates of advertising made known on arplication, SPECIAL NOTICES. _ es STYLES OF PHOTOGKAPL OF THE Great Prima Dona, Mis Mary Howe. for | sale ae. G METZEKOIT & COS, 1210 Pat bie. | Be EE WILL REMOVE tS | b Olfice aud resideuce trom 1625 K st. to > Connecticut ave. Bw. on Ortober 1. <q DK. J. 1 ABER JOHNSON HASRETURNED “Ste: ths city, resumed practice aud reopened le Sanitarium, which he haw wreatly em.arged vy the addition of tox former residence, cor. Coun. ave, and Farrgut square. Present residence next coor, 924 Jithst.: 6 france as beicre, Ket it ture, Vro ft = ALL PERSONS HAVING osit with H. K. Fulton, THE ONLY LICENSED PAWNBROKER, Upon which interest is due 12 months or more, are re- quested to call and settle at vice, of the gouds will be Bold at auction October 14. H. K. FULTON. 1218 Pa. ave. nw. OF CAPITOL WILY. BLICK CO, Zist and A sts. s.e.--Sealed this office uat‘l Getober 1 i delivered fifty tons of Lest « Coal weelkly, not exceeding teu tous prr day. 108 Co, MONKOF, Manager, Bee OFFICE OF THs Comattssionens OF ~G the District of Columbia, reptember Le, JS890.— Ordered: 1 ‘That ail reports of cost of Work @oue under the Compulsory smn, AM ee cordance with the act of Couwress approved Auznst 6G, 1880, toether with fer of the Cou.m-seioners authorizing such plat oF tracing showing the exact loc of such work, shail be iaumedistely byerial Assessineut Clerk for pre; ar Whe whe 1 competed slau b: D. wie signature by the Jo eturmed to th ord and Resvice of ion of the énty of & Tecords of his offiea, the Ss er shall proceed to cause notice of ssiuent io be served to ¢v-h proprietor of property so sam-s-ed, if he be 3 resident of the D.strict of Columbia, sna his residence be knew to the offic’, and if be Tesident, or his residence vauknown co the such votice to be served upon the fen it knewn t fic 1 be nade under 2 pon- attice, it e Specisl Assessment Division. cf such notice im all eves Le ei ‘oF tenaut, oF € person of wiitabie &e at the resideuce or place of busine=s of such yuprieior, azent or ten- at. cr by afiting or placing @ copy shereaf on the Property. avisust: which the 4 That the ber of the squate, the lot, or P. growud, and ines feet i 1 vesseci. the wasn And the or parcel of Ke thereof upon the je last veyorted owner t the amount of axainst said property, and a copy icu of the uct of Cougress approved Atwust 6, 1890, rentive to perinit work aud assessments therefor. J. W. DOUGLASS, SE, HM. KOGEKs, Comnussiouers, D.C. Mi tery will bein the removal of the bedics part of the cemetery condemned for covernment nse as 8 zoological park TUeSDAY, September 30 Fur- ‘ther information may be obts'hed from the suverin- THE ‘Stockholders of the Linoty) the District of Columbia wil bs held on $2 TUKDAY, Uctober 11, 1880, at 8 o'clock p.m, at G19 14th B.W., for the purpose of ene a Loar and tramsacung + come before it F Wasutxaron, D.C. of Trustees eestor FOR FOUNDATIONS, CHEAPER THAN BRICK. An 18-inch foundation wall can be butt of Potomac Blue Stone—best workmanship—for the samo cost 28 a 14-inch brick wall For heavier walls the cost ix much less in proportion. This stone is the city andcan be furnished im any quanti bard and strong and moisture esnnot penctrate it, YOTOMAC STONE COMPANY, We 3 Quarries extending 2% mi! ime Potomac, between Aqueduct sud Chain tri Fotomae Blue Scone for iouudatious, Selected Block Stone for fronts. 2. on TEMPORARY OFFICE DAPILAL TRUST COMPANY, ebnsylvania Avenue Southeust. . SHARES 1.000.000, 210 cach. ‘of subscription to the capital siock of the company Will be open from september ZU, September 3U, 1890, meiusive, at the fol ing piaces: 4. £. KOESSLE, The Artis WILLIA. ALS. CA! Torms of mabseription: Fiye per cent on October 1, 1990, snd S per veut cuca thirty days thereaiter. ‘Ghis company will ocenpy a field not now covered by any fineuetal institution iu this hnportaut secon of the city end offers to subscribers a profitable return on their investment. Subscriptions received and ail information furnished by any of the officers or directors, JOBN G. SLATER, President. CHARLES CHKI~TIAN!, Vice President, HENRY K. SIMPSON, secretary. DIRECTORS : John B. Buscher, Edward B. Hughes, Joba Commack, Thomas J. Kins, Wu. D. Campbell, ae 4 Linger, Albert Carty, Archubal -M. McLachien, Gharies chelation, Theophilus eheesale, Charies phils be Alien iar ea Jehu! Komnert, Ayplctou P. Clark, jn, Henry PND, Wilisia H. Crosby. John G. “later, J.B. Grow Curum, Joby McGee James Fraser, Andrew Frey, Wiikam A. Gordon, <q THE BEST VALUE GIVEN. ‘For Square Picnos in exchange es part payment for any of our medium price or hin. class Upricht Pianos, Ealance cau be paid at $10 monthly. Special bargains. ‘You cam save $2 to $100 with us, THE PIANO EXCHANGE, 923 Pepnsylvania ave. SAFE DEPOSIT AND STORAGE DEPART- MENT, AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST COMPANY, 1340 15th st.uw. Absolutely Fireproot. Now ready for the storage of Furniture, Manos, Silver Ware, Pictures, Mirrors, Trunks, Carriages and Port- able Articles of all kings. Facking. moving and ship- fing by cxyerts. Urdere by mailvr telephone promptly . Call and inspec! cline. Eersics pass deus, {Telephone No Toss * ALBERY Mie AD. 49 1in General Manager. i", ¥OU WAN Asa Whitehead, James L. Barvou: 0-10 820-10¢ ABSOLUTE SECURITY for your Money and Securities rent « Vault im the WASHINGLON SAFE DEPUSIT COMPANY, 916 Pennsylvania ave. elt Ia See se eas ‘called for, taken down and laundried with SUPERIOR FINISH 50 CENTS PE. and delivered at Gatisfaction guarauteed iu every particular. PAIR. ‘Tephone call—109-. 915-3 ROCHDALE CO-OP. SOCIETY. MEM- bers of this society in ssion of the ‘trade card to April, 1841. aud interested in the matuer of COAL AND WOOD, sicwed before Oct. 7 for information, &e- A. F. Lougley, 806 Ast, t.e., Agricultural De Sinsth Thompson, 1829 Fiucw.. k. & . Div. W. 1. Venderbvef, 931 French st. Bureat Statistice, E. C. Faweett, 605 Mass ave. i.e. 4th Aud. Uffica Zr be, P.O. Departmen HW GB st. M. Ge LF. Hunt. 1310 » st. n.w.. dth Auditor's omce. L. £. Gridiey, 706 TW.. Keg's Citice Treasury, $obq Morriacn, 41 B.w.. Pension Offic br kd . 1.6, GOVE. Printing Office, a w.. Cash Hoot Treasury. tec, ____4. W. HARSHA, Secretary. qg=>OAS FIXTURES. PLUMBING AND BEATING. & 8 SHEDD & BKO, 432 Ob ot nw CERTIFICATES OF STOCK AND The ‘Va. T7—N SPECIAL NOTICES. go» Tt PERANCE MEETING, GOOD TEM- pias’ Mall, 436 at. aud Fe, ave » 7:49 pau tomorrow, D. P. Helhoway Lodve in change. Hon. J. Pickler and wife, Hou, D, Kerr and Messrs. Dewey and Dupuiux will speak, “Speci iusic. Public invited. 1 Gq TEMPERANCE TENT. 7TH ~s.0, sunday afternoon at 3 auspice: of Washinctou Juven. 7-30 o'clock, Hou. F. $, Goodri eS YORK HERALD. ___ SPECIAL NOTICES. ==>FIFTH CONGREGATIONAL CHURUM, Kern Ist. n.e., Rov, B. N. Seymour, pastor. — ng by the pastor at il aim. Subject! “Do as on would be douse by." Hume missionary mocting the eveuiuz under the au-pieck of the ¥.P.S g2FINST BAPTIST CHURCH, 16TH ST. Be Witte scott Circle, Dir charles. A Stake fe pastor —Sunday schoo), with special exercises, at 9:30 yf wnidl ini am, Preaching by the pasiorat 1] am. abd 7 SUNDAY EDITION. SEPT. 28, apenkers. es {mt 8) p.m. All welcome. 2 <q=>P! BLIC TEMPERANCE MEETING IN GURLEY MEMOKT\L PRESBYTEMIAN Claybangn Hall, 1630 14th st. n.w., at 3 church, Le Droit Fark, Florida ave. ald 7th, FORTY PAGES. ‘omorrow. i. Stecie of New York and J. | st.—Preachiny at 118. m. and 7:30) p.m. by &. Lee of Anacostiv will syeak. Camtmack Teut LO. of | Kev. Wai. 9. Alilier. sabbath wei Bechabites in cuarge. All weicom 18° | mou at 4pm. Mid-weekservic INSTANTANEOUS PHOTOGRAPHS OF RECENT FILIBUSTERING SCENES IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, cox ECRATION MEE ING wi resume at clock a.m., on Weduevday, October 1, at Wemey Chupel, cor, Stil and is. B.W." Mrs. dor. Keiley wil give the Bible read- All cordially invited. TOLSTOI ON LABOR. > Beueral Conieren adebate at Metropolitan ME. Ber 3, a ake HAMILTON FISH AT HOME. mionztres te THE QUARTERLY MEETING OF THE Woman's Home utd Foreicu, ‘Missions Societies will be Weld ay duct Street M. E- Church, ~ NATIONAL POLITICS. ug pontRarrs | Doty E D4 G ke. Tuesday, Fepteniber 30. Loc, D “BO a. “our indians, satel cues a oe cs H dhashou Mise i A. Weeks, White Rock, Nev. OF CANDIDATES. ein, 1:30 p.m. Bible r-atiug, Mra L. H. Dilten: Ail interested cordia!ly invited ty uttend, at . . : NON-PAKIISAN W.C. 1.0, MERLING AT UNWRITTEN MARYLAND TXPES, | Foundry Church MONDAY, SEPT, 20, st 3 Pani 1m nvers are urged to be present as bust OLD DAYS AT PLAFFS, THE ARMY, NAVY AND MARINE Depaitwnent of the ov-Partisun W.C.7. iy invite you tu attend o inass inceting at Con- «regationa: Church, cor. AMONG THE OYSTER DREDGES. DA ig} 1890, at a qual THE DUKE AND DUCHESS OF PORTLAND. Prayer—-Kev. 5. Wwioan. Dv. sais s by How. Elijah A. Morse, chusetts, HOW NEW YORK IS TO BE DEFENDED. Subject—Gorpel Temzerauce. ws Muste under tbe divesvion ‘Of Prof. Bischof. CABLE AND TELEGRAPHIC NEWS FROM ALL BH qe THE WASHINGTON TRAINING 8 i he reqular course of lectures Lecture Hal U st. new. RLD, ty MUNDAY and THURSDAY EVENINGS, at ee ae 8 o'clock, evmurenciug. Octobe ‘or further Yaformation auu tickets of shou y 0 Ap Yt ‘Da. HL. E. JOMNSUN, Dern, 1400'L st. tw. @—>DUN'T YOU WANT AN AXMINSTER Boa witenyou can buy canie at a cost of 50 per cent of the oid prices sud lusure to y1 pet thatis worth every ceut you pay for it? 3 Special Patterns of Private Designs, 3 Ofieutal Patterns or KuKS, 6 general seliers, winch you va TOMORROW'S NEW YORK HERALD WILL BE A PARTICULARLY ATTRACTIVE NUMBER, IT WILL CONTAIN A HALF-PAGE FEATURE IL- LUSTRATED FROM INSTANTANEOUS PHOTO- prices $1.00 yard to 42.50 per yuid. 1H. HOUGHTON & © GRAPHS OF THE RECENT SITUATIONS IN THE] 1t L218 and 1220 F HOUSE AND WILL BE OF PARTICULAR INTER- EST TO WASHINGTONIAN: it <q 31.8 NICHOLSON, M.D. HAS KRMOVED <7 bis office and resideres to DMLUH «t I. Oftice hours: and 3to 6 : => PI 4 4 Bos Masines Noxdayac: yu addition Of Dress “Mak School. = centom the capital stock of THE LUMBIA 11°1LL iNSUL NCE COMPANY will be oie ut the oifice of the compa.y on aud after OCTOBr KG, 1840. books for wansier of #tuck | HON. JOHN M. LANGSTON WILL SPEAK Bein Nic “uepublicen Varty. tts Duty and tee Opportunity,” at the reception to be tendered him at the Metropolitau Church, M st. between 15th and 16th Sts u.W., 1ULSDAY BVENING, september 30, 189. , at Scvciéck, Ailare invited, Muste under directuon of Prof. J. Layton. it® << PEOPLE, ATTENTION. ag o home this fall are re- ed September 30, 1590. 5-BU J.D. EAT MANY CLOTH- BEFCRE CUMING 40 FALL OVEKCOALS, TH OURS1OCK JUST WHAT THEY WISH, WHY NOUSAVE TIME THIS RAINY DAY BY COMING TO U ¥ ¥IND AT ONCE. FIPTE DOLLAR REPRESENT JN OUR FALL COME IN TONIGHT. OVEKCO, $s THE MICK AT WHICH WE = 5, * " ecstr Our store i nm Saturday uight until 11 o'clock to CAN GIVE YOU THE MOST FOR YOUR | seryeime shoppers, -Peope who put of thelr buying MONEY. uutil the last hours of the weex are apt to be 11 some. GEORGE sP ‘SY, what i ae bm Cree only og ‘they are permitted to aouie Uack for their moMey 1D case ROOUs ONE-PRICE CLOTHING, 4 hot round satisfac t at bi 26 454 77H SIRLET. wemire ctets conte Be nab.es hin to return id withont feeling that he ts Does any otherhouse do as much? Do ee Clo:hung than we du? Dou't take our d yourse:f. GLORGE SPRANSY, Gne-price Clothier, tod sem at, ing vur goods and pric ca aie koods aut receive eush asking a favor, —S" ARE AGENTS FOR THE GENUINE DR. JAEGER'S UNDERWEAR. BRYAN & COMPANY, CORNER F AND 15TH STS. <q OFFICIAL.) DEPARTMENT OF STATE, | + Washington, DC., September 26, 190.— dat thie departinent Iniormution his bee: the vico consul reneral wa, Japan,wf the deat y ae) Uk Japan. o Motto tates Meta wioba, Per disyateh ae Reo re ed Bt shies departy from Mir. tochard it Nejil, the secretary of legetion trom Mr. Georze H. Schimore, ited btetes at Kuni CATALOGUE MAILED FiEE. 926-10 nturmation has FFICH OF PEACE & LAWTON, ee (VFFICIAL.) ~ Washiust: 1 ot CAMNEAGY, ANB WAGON MASUPAC. | Reb attat hoton at Lima tape af tee deel hg +4 25th of Aucust, Vv, at ne, be wae 2720 ona 712 Mi st. Bowe go, | Hoermaus, an American citizen, Per diapate 0. 150, The above well-known tiriu uve ite pariuer. | Gated September 8, 18UU. Pry au uddition to their already commodious factory. New ship Mr. ROBERT McKEY NULD: e buildiag ge SPECIAL BAKGAT we Noth st. and Pe. nve.— Fall jine Gossa- 1N OOD: amachinery wail be put in, whi wiki eheble teh te meré 22 Children’s, Ladies’ aud Men's. Ladies’ 6-4 work, vutn butlomuy and repairing, iu Lae Lest p . worth $1. AM guods ch at Tiahaver aud at theshortent uot : to pEULIRELL'S, aeageee 193 ‘CUMS. vaule uve. DR. JOS. H. MOORE, KE = me Bo Sicioen, Ark euccenat NTLEMEN'S PEUFE usm, = jatica, Neuraigia, Paralysis, Writer's Cru: Btuing to order. Me nO 8 Ore GEORGES & 808; Nervousness, Stouncl: sid Liver Disordes Se. Mechuical Me-aye, Kiecuieity, Mot-air Baths, 3115 Pa ave, next door Palais Koyal, Ke, killtuiuy admumistered, Circulars on application, ae v42 Est. uw. ad + bia lowlim $p: Brome to phe if only for the c. THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE | Comfort of wearing J. J. Gouryes & Sun's shoes: Bo scthotiors of tne Fast Printing Supiiy | 820i A Benda, 1820 Nt maw Company will be weld on £HUKSDAY, October a>I HEREBY FORBID ALL PARTIES FRowt Is9V, st 7 o'clock pum, at GY 14th st n.w., for the ~~ crediting oF paying any ‘money to my wife, PULpone of electing & board of directors and transact- Ing such other business us may properly come Letore DREADS, TL , Bey Cat! ue Hutchison. as 2 will not be responsible tor aay debts she may coutracs. at _YHILIP HUTCHISON. a DN. DAVIS, 1108 NEW YORK AVE, N wishes to inform his pau t, ha" Tesizued hix Position a+ Demonstra Department of the Columbian U: Bow devote hie whole tine to offic hut it, Washington, i <a OCR STOCK IS BRIMFUL CARPETS AND CARPETINGS. AND MOST INVITING. A GLIMPSE AT THESE FLOOR Se EAL, Notice. ae a Read, ja CHEERERS WILL TELL YOU SO. 1T 18 | Send'address te Oe SUN co SOCOM it Real Estate Lroker. G17 £ st OUR AIM TO HAVE THE CARPET OFFER- ING OF UNUSUAL INTEREST, AND IF WITS AND WILLINGNESS COUNT WE'LL DO IT. REMEMBER TuIS. PAY YOUR VISIT TOUS FIRST AND WE WILL MAKE FRIENDS OF YOU. OUR AM- BITION IS [0GIVE THE BEST QUALITIES OF CARPETS AND THE MOST PLEASING STYLES AT THE LEAST POSSIBLE COST. THIS I8 OUR METHOD, SIMPLY DOING BETTER AND BETTER EVERY SEASON. qe oRTERED BY CONGRESS 1818. — SRANKLIN INSURANCE CO, of Washington, D.C, CAPITAL AND SURPLU:! 335,000.00 Has never contested a loss by fire, but always makes prompt and liberal adjustments. Da. DAN'L B. CLARKE, Prest, GEO. E. LEMON, Vice Prest, CHAS, & BRADLEY, Treas, 1. FENWICK YOUNG, Secy, WILL P. BOTELER, Asst. Secy, 027-3m JULIUS LANSBURGH, Beh OOP TAILORING For casi. Good Tailoring caunot be done for Jess than iy prices; aud these prices omy “possible by virtue of a cash business, IMPORTER OF DRAPERIES, #20-1m 13TH AND F STS. Reis the Laue aud the time te not -— Uitte or uo Eredit will Le iven.” SEPTEMBER 17, 1890.1 HAVE THIS jerchaits kuow and yuu kuow tha ED day sold the business conducted by me "In- the umes iucaeut ty a credit Gusi- der the finn name of Young & Co, Paiute, Ols aud Ross are ut least o per cout, which i Giass, ot 714K st. o.w., to J. E. Youn, who arnsumes sl owed for by tue crouit merchant all Havilities and will con.inne the busiiess as hereto- the same piace aud under the old firm nami BeBNAKD J. YU Ba meets dent, Managers iurnpike Coup of t aduing it tos prc and the cash x tothat extent. Lailora jusves are apt to be 10 OF per Cent, which is what I prov Pose to save You who Luy tor cash, G. WARFILLD SIMPSON, “Expert in Trousers,” f the Presi- Washize ton iy Will De hi Farwers and Mecha’ Georgctown, D.C, at 10 ain} 27 Cor. 9th and G sts. n.w, 1840, for election of divectors for the gusuiux year. _Siedtol3 SPENCE WATKINS, President. =>DR. FREDEKICK SOHON HAS KE- ee ON GAS FIXTURES ‘trNed to the eity and moved his «fice fro cheerfully tnrnished on S04 Tith st, te o12 1st. uw. Olice hours: 9 to New Designs snd Low Prices, a 4:30 to 6 pom. s24-Ut' «. A. MUDDIMAN, 027 614 12th ot WE WILL LAUNDRY LACE CURTAINS 230 ma All wethods of Printing and vi GEDNEY & KOBEL’ 407 10th st., Adjoinins Post WILKINS: PRINTING HOUSE, st nw Commercial and Pension Wors, Briefs, Bills, Speeches xo Prete Work aud Wirw Btitching for the trede. euS-2in Reh LATIMER HAS REMOVED E> his Oilice to 1403 N'Y. ave nw. aul-tm* EQUITABLE CO-OPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION, “EQUITABLE BUILDING,” 1003 ¥F BT. ASSETS $1,119,062. Office hours, from 9 a... to 4:30 p.m. daily. Op the first Wednesdsy in each mouth the office will be open from 6 to S o’-lock p.m. Advances will be made Promptly at 7 o'clock. ‘Lhe 19th issue of stock is open. tor subscription. ‘Shares are $2.50 per month. $1,000 advanced on each share. Pamptiets explaining the objects and advantages of the Assuctation are turpished upon application. THOMAS SOMERVILLE. INO. JOY EDSON, See'ry. jot WEMAKE THE ©An, You MAKE Tar Wis Tod R GnN an Oie tant rare, Suna r each, 1 3 ee azi-ly Scuoor Boor & LARGE STOCK FOR EVERY GRADE, AND ALL SOKTS OF SCHOOL STATION- EBY. ALL AT TSE VEKY LOWEST Fuicrs, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. G C. PORSELL, 118-lmlp 418 OTH 8T. N.W. and Lang them fur yout an artistic way Tor thy sinall sum of BU crate. ber pair, without haut ang 40 cents. Don't be takon in by parties who do hot uuderstand this brauch of business, for curtaius lu perly done are ruived iorever. Kight years’ ex- ferkaice 7 7 yon meme’ Sheen Kemember re ia au art fu Lanwiuy juce curt MONGAN'S LAUNDUY WORKS, 317 Oe wt. ephone 0508 60. _ <g=FOR BALE-ONE OF THE LEADING Provision Stores of the n.w. section; jong aud conducting a paying business; Feasoha Call at Store cur. Vi. ave. abd Lat. nw, 647-3" Fe ANG SAWED BOARDS!!! What are gang-sawed Boards? Why they are eveu thickuess. well sawed, uo thick wor thin boards, Our price is only $1.45 per 100 ft. —or $12.00 per 1.000 tt.” We aro the only dealers seine ex- ciusively awed boars. Hed Heart a y We. per 100 ft. Ne, LINGER & MILLER, NEW YOuKK AVE N.W. LUMBEK AND MILL WoXKK. ws e wiven. | <a ouR INSPIRED POET. Your business and tell no lies. ‘Dou't ge: drunk nor d.ceive your wives, eo Pay your debts and advertine, ==> TEMPORARY OFFICE OF THE. Bs NCO a ‘AND TRUST COM- 1001 F st. ‘uw. ‘This sp kavues,evrtsarvion vt as it bearing AL) issues saad soterent an oils: Ou ail auounte dcponited toe hibety days or inure, Lut less ‘than siz mothe d pee Ghiste to Ghose other ies ut annum, He per cekt on deposits lor m0} than six mouth, but lesa than u jean cad 4 per cent oS. ‘To Ht all meu of any size. ey its of one yeur or longer. Tecored savecunente Soreeie,_ Money loaned. B. H WAKNEM, President, ¥. B. ROBISON, Seoretary. ‘So don't beblind, Vut use your eyes And on Miller's sbirts you'll see no files, And frum your tongue will praises rise Ri! - Miller, the man \terprise. Jobu T. Anns, ‘George F. ad os ‘Charles B. Bailey, denen te larbuus MILLER'S HS. Cummings, Buccessors to ELLERY & CO, Hedin Soy Ladies’ and Gents’ Outfitters, Charles J. Faulaner, ‘st and Penn. ave, Set ee William is. Guriey, . W. ward sista A. Worthiustou oq 4 NEW AND ScIENTIFIC = Voice CULT ui DEEL Be IN THE PREXCH LANG! ‘column Fr > DR. HEATH, DENTIST, = ‘aviuse fownd wu utice tiore comventent.for Tatrome bas reuuved 10 ‘muzyelin FY aca at. aw Fe ASSEMBLY PRESBYTERIAN CHULCH. corner sth and I sts. u.w.-Preaching by the pastor, Rey. Geo. 0. Littic, at 1 au. Sunday school aty:30am. Y.PS.C£. at 6:30 pm. Ou account of the church repairs not oving finished the sorvices will be held in the sttuday sehoul roous. 2 EY CHAPEL, COR 51it W, Baldwin, pastor.—sund: ug st TL ain. and ¥ 5 =GRACE M. itn AND 8 ATS. =~ a, Redes,’ pastor. —Prenclang Lac. and 7:1 All weicome,* qe FIRST BAPT CHURCH SUNDAY school, cor. 16th and U, 9:30 am. tomor- Tow. itevicw lesson by Prof, Mason. “Short ad lreates, by the pastor, Dr. st Mr. 38. 1. Warner and Mr, Ps. Foster.” Mixs Ela’ Craig, ptanist. Mr. E,W Stone, flute.” Persons in north West section not attend= jug other schools cordially tuyited. KOBEKL C. FOX, Superintendent, uw oxy) sHE Me 1HODIST HOME,” Boe xvas tee Services ‘Satbath conducted by “Kev. MF. . Lice, Good mime. Monthly meeting of the bourd of managers for Octo- ber will be hed Friday, October 3, at 10:30 am, in- stead of Thur. ‘It GPE ANEDE »- Me ani P ate. 0. w. CUORCH, CORNER OTH Kev. H. it Naylor, v.D., pustor.-Sunday school, §:15 am, Preaching’ by the pastor, 11 au. aud 7:30 p.m, subject: Infidelity Consecration esting 1 uesda). ayer iueet: ‘Thureday evenings ut 7 invited. CHURCH OF THE COVENANT (PRES- Boe Cierra, Seamecticutgee. Sant 1St ste nw, Kev. Teunis in, D.D., pastor, —Services at 11 ain amd 8 pan. | Freacuiiue-vy Kev. Nelson Millard, D.D., pastor of the Fir t Presvy tertan Church .¥. Young people's moctiug at 7 p. Bem TABERNACLE cut 3. Ms tjec 2, Evening service, $0. ‘The public contin Pau, Youn people's ‘meeting, ‘Tuuraday, 730 p.m, r ‘THAL METHODIST PROTESTANT ye O Yan. Keayer inieeting It qe CALVARY BAPTIST “CHURCH, CORN Be eee ace awe hee Semteel Hee pastor. Sun Pam 1 am. and 8 CHAPEL BUANCH, conn ev. Theron Outweter, pastor, a.m. preaching, 11 CHAPEL, cornet ot F. Fairan, superintendent — sunday Allure cordiully invited to. these servic: AY OK SATURDAY, WuICH IS THE ristian subbuth? subject at aud uday, at IL. dent betweer Bait C on one aude haif squares northeast of Tei- Peranc ‘Yent comiortable, wood seats, good mu ic by eX (NON PLACE METHODIST i= _ ith, corner of Uth and K sts, Dw. .» Mev. i, i. m Hous, Die, $0 poten Rev. T. Wightman b.D., ene Ke of hen * Sunday senool, a.m Prayer meoting, Wedneaday,8 Youixe Sen's dociety, 8 pin. Tues: day. Stra cordtally invited to the churen, Lt" E ST. BAPTIST C bh ata. — Ih at 1) & m. on “the revuildes OTH AND 7th of the happy God." Sunday schvol wt D+ Youonai mevtiug of Soc.cty of Chris 7 n. Strunyers aud otuers cord: to theso services. gee METROPOLITAN c= Church, 4th ‘and B Cheat-r DD. wstor,— i rewehing at llam. ¥.P.S.C.E. Tuesdi Meeting ‘i hursdsy, both at 7:80 p.m. UNION Mk. CHURCH, 20 Key. Joel irown, pasior 1; 11 “atu, Rev. kK iicha: “Cubu's ites 60pm, ev sero Cougrekational prayer e AVE.N.W.—GOSPEL, 0 rm, “At ress by Rey SM Sewin o, DD, Subject, ‘tie ‘great tes. Who? Mr. Fred Graut wi) aan Prot. Bisco’, ne companist. Meet me a. sium Hall, douse men’s nweting ‘I ueeday, Sey er 0.8 p.m. Mix- monary topic. Mc, C. Mais nitew, leader. it aa H, GEOUGETOWN.— Holy eo: : uriuug prayer aud sermon wt 11; € 4 Vested choir. Strangers weleon <g> CHURCH UF OUR PATHE, Bo iro Tn Sod ten w bere 2 prayer at at (UNIVER. jal dueetiug of the parish Mouiay, September at7 p.m. ied ie? CHURCH, Atul atten aruestly requi RAL PRESBYTERIAN of T i 330 p ple's inceting Sabbath schowl 9:30 aim. Subject in Uy H “Five poiuts of Calvinist: truth Ali seats free, Ali Persons invited and jude we.come, A. W. PI ZbK, it Pastor. 3 =sFOUKTH STREET M.K. CHURCH, KEV. <7 "Win, M. Fereuson tO a m., nunday school at Chari 2 Vai, and 7280 p. Preaenine Dy tue pastor; Wednesday church prayer meeting. MOKIAL ceaching rewularly a deev. Co dk Buwie: é LUGH ith and H nw REV. AKCH BISHOP ELDEG will preach in St. Patvick's Church Lomer- <= row (Sunday) at 11 o'clock masa, it er B,9TH ‘ st. bet. G . Josey Lk Kelly, pastor, -sabbat Treuching at Li'aim, Youuz people’ Thursaay evening Strangers are cordial meet ng at 7p, prayer ‘meeting at pm. iy Welcomed at all services, “It ge RYLAXD M : 3 eat 5 Paaior. —Vrewciiae wt 9 7:30, Christians Eadeavor at 6 Yam Pra ge FOU SMCKENDGEE CHURCA, MAs=. AVF, bet. 9th and 7 wey. C Herbert Holy Ghost” he Power of 3 AIAN), oelock by at 9: Fugene K. Shipye Rveuing services will be p ASBURY M Kats. uw arma 7:30 p.m, Sunday schoo!, 9:50e.m, Souly service, +p (B qo> METROPOLITAN MEL CHULIC tip and C’ ats.- Presching ‘lo Li wu. and 7:40 pm. by ‘the pastor, Core}, D.D. "at the evening service ‘the Proud the first of a weties on th school, 9:50 atu, Prayer meeting Tharedas, G 780 gpa VEMMONT AVE, CHRISTIAN CH | <a eae 30, Younz people's invetinz, 6:0, Mission schuol, ppm, Odd Feilows’ Hall ae, Baptivns after even: fey wer'view, 1 THe “TWENTY-SiV! wary of the Sh:toh Baptist gorher of 17th and L six. Ti wm, provehing, ite CHUKCH, COM. 11TH AND JW. £. Bowen, Uh. D. serious iy tite buster. ANNIV Church, wear W., September 2a, 1800. — ~. Wim. Waring. 3 p.m. preach- jus, Kev. J. Miltou Wa.dron.” 8 pum., precliiuiy Kk. Jobuvon. aul rdiully invited, ~ag> GRACE REFORMED CHURCH, 15Ti Letween ituode “Inland ave, and fomorvow “ut 11, Next Sunday “Harvest vice at 1 Missionary’ Society ONAL corner 1Uth and G sty. n.¥.—The partor von. M.Newinan, D.D., will conduct the se. vic and preach at 11 ain. At S p.m. Hon,, kijjuh a. Morse will address the soldiers’ and saliges’ depart iment of (emperance Work, Aisa Chase, sUperinieud- “ted by Dr. Bischoff, ormanivt, Sunday 45 am.” Christin” Rindesror inoeting. 7 t pENEW CHURCH.—THE iy City rormenty ery Dupont. Chrel oly City (formerly Hury Ch upone Gisele a il he Church and the Claidren, & Opening of the suud: ome ait Bible talk a and free New Church library. by = ST, MABK’S LUTH:BAN CHURCH, c A ee eat or. Sunday 4 Sits 7:80 p.m. ie invived. te Pastol Z SWEM PREACHES AT 22 aun and 7:30 p.m. Speelal services cun- We Hext week each wight ‘excopt suturday ot 7.45 KEV. FRANK Church of th o'clock. Many have itiy confessed Christ as Savior and Mast: r. Mt Baptiat Church, ath at, and it EL SUN, ve east former, hve a ENTRAL UNION 3 cee L mam wey cone Eoning Star, WASHINGTON, D.C.. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1890. Washington News and Gossip. Index te Advertisements, AVTSEMENTS. ARCHITECTS. ATTORNEYS .... AUCTION SALES. AUTUMN RESORTS. BICYCLES..., BOARDING... DENTISTRY. EDUCATIONAL. EXCURSIONS, PICNICS, &c.. FAMILY SUPPLIES FINANCIAL...... FOR RENT (Orrices) FOR RENT (Rooxs)., FOR RENT(Sroxss). FOR RENT (Srapirs) FOR RENT (iovsns). Page * FOR SALE (Hovses). Pawe FOR SALE (Lors » Page 3 and FOR SALE (Mrscxitaxzovs) ‘Page GENTLEMEN'S GuoDs, Pare 12 HOTELS. Page 11 HOUSEF! 8 Page 12 LADIES" GOODS. Page 11 LOCAL, MENTION, Page 16 LOBT AND FOUND. Page 14 Page 5 Page 11 Pao 14 NEW PUBLICATIONS. . Pago 11 NOTARIES PUBLIC, Page 15 OCEAN STEAMERS, Page 12 POTOMAC RIVER Page 11 ae SIONAL, PXOPOSALS,, RAILROADS....... SUBURBAN PROPERTY. SPECIAL NOTICES, TED (Srrvatio: TED (Sr0R¥8) . TED (Miscettaxnove: Tux Stan Ovr or Towx.—Tux Evexino Star will be sent by mail to any address in the United States or Canada for such period as may be desired at the rate of fifty cents per month. SPut all such orders must be accompanied by the money, or the paper cannot be eent, as no accounts are kept with mail subscrip- tions. 2g -Internal rev- Secretary Buaine is expected to return to the city tonight or tomorrow morning from Bar Harbor. Eysray Jony Kyarp has been ordered to ex- amination for promotion. Attorvey Gexexat Miture is expected to return to the city tonight from New York. Lect. 8, E. Woopwoarm has been detached from duty at the Pacific Mills, San Francisco, and ordered to the Alert. Sexaton Srewant’s New Home.—Senator Stewart has leased for two years the honse, No. 6 Dupont circle, and will move therein, with his household goods and chattels, next Monday. Arxy Onpeas.—Maj. J. V. D. Middleton, surgeon, has been detailed as a member of the army retiring board at Governor's Island, N.Y., cicving Maj. Jos. R. Gibson, surgeon, Capt John B. Kerr, sixth cavalry, bas been granted, iwo months’ sick leave of absence. Commissroxrr Grorr of tho general land office has left Washington for his home in Nebraska, where he will spend his vacation, Heexpects to return in about a month. Isteaest Parraywents.—-The amount of in- terest on government bonds prepaid yesterday was $244.036, making the total prepayments to date 39,764,053, To Isvrre tHe Prestpent To Binrxcuay,— Mr. William C. Burke, of Birmingham, Ala., who arrived at Willard’s last night. comes for the purpose of extending an invitation through Secretary Blaine to the President and the cab- inet to attend the State Agricultural Society fair, to be held at Birmingham October 20. Tue Prestpeyt’s Cavvers this morning in- eluded Senators Hiscock and Frye, Represcnta- tive Reed of Iowa, Grosvenor, Hansbrough, Cateheon, Bingham, Port, McKenna, Feather- ston, and Conger with Mr. and Mrs,O.W. Payne of Iowa and Mr. Frank C. Baldwin of Detroit, Navat Orricer Drowxep.—A cable message was received at the Navy Denartment today from Yokohama saying that Ensign H. E. Rum- Sey, attached to the Swatara, was drowned yes- terday, Panpoxsp py tHe Pnestrxt.—The Presi- dent has granted a pardon in the case of Joseph B. Molloy, convicted in New Jersey of violation of postal laws and sentenced February 3. 1899, to one year imprisonment. He deniod the ap- plication for pardoa in the ease of Levi G. Pratt, convicted in Massachusetts of passing counterfeit money. Prmsoval.—Mr. and Mrs, W. J. Williamson, Mr, and Mrs. A. Goodhart and M. Kilbertson of Omaha are at the Hotel Arno,——Mr. and Mrs, ©. W. Berghorn of Jersey City and 8 C. Osborn of Glenwood, Towa, are nt the Hamilton House, Gen, C. H. MeCiel- lan of Bath, Maine, and Mra J. King are at the’ Normandie, —— Mesers, Jas. H. Richardson, Frederick B. Perry of Chicago, W. D. Finley, John W. Cox of Bos- ton. Geo. M. Olcott, J. M. Peters of Brooklyn aud H. B. Gilpin, the executive committee of the wholesale druggists, who hold their anuual convention here Monday, W. C, Lobenstine of Washington, Mrs, M. E. Fiueck of England Mrs. N. St. Jobn and Wm. P. St.John of Ne York are quartered at the Arlington.— Matt. G. Reynolds of St. Louis, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Huffand Mrs, J. N. Wentling of Greeus- burg, Pa,, and Randolph Parmly of New York are at the Shorcham.-—Merritt Greene of Beaver Fails, Pa., is at Wormley’s, Mr. and | Mra, W. H. Moorebouse, Mr. and Mra, John Benham of Chicago and Irving M. Scott of | San Francisco are at the Riggs House.—— J. W. Vike of Wabash, Chas, Schanel of New York and Valentine Robinson of London are at the Hotel Randall.——Loui Hart, president of the Mikado Wheelmen Club of Birming- ham, Ala.. ex-Mayor and Mrs. Geor, MH. Hartford of Orange, N. J. HV. Noble and Miss Jessie Noble of Seattle, Mr. and Mrs. N. W. Branison and daughter of Petersburg, Ui, Fred _ Deshler vt New Brunswick, F. M. Fales of Buffalo, A. D. Nield of Pittsburg are at Wil- lard’s.-—F. Vogler of Salem, N. C., Cadet H. E, Smith, navy, Richard L. Gibbs of New York, Mr, and Mre, J. V. Quarles of Milwaukee, W. W. Woodruff of Knoxvilie arc at the Ebbitt House.—Mr. G. D. Ocherly, the general parscn- ger agent of the J. T. and K. W. railroad sys- tem of Florida, is visiting Washington.—— Dr. Frank Madden of Platteburg, N.¥., H. D, ‘Tichenor of New York and W. T. Henry of Dallas, Tex.. aro at the Hotel Johnsun.——Dr. Alexander Augusta has returned from his vaca- tion. ——S. HH. Balding of Springfield, Obio, Gov. G, A. Crawford of Grand Junction, Col., Mr, and Mrs. C. F. Driscoll of Omaha. J. B. Rice of Worcestcr, John Brooke of Plainfield, N.J., and O. W. Manning of Boston are at the St. James. Nominations Today. The President today sent to the Senate the foliowing nominations: Ezra B, Bailey, collector of customs, district of Hartford, Conn. ~ Wm. Wallace Rollins, collector of internal revenue, fifth district, North Carolina. zona Rector, surveyor of customs, port of Cairo, ; -—Commander Edwin C. Merriman, to Y it, Commander c TWO CENTS. PREVIOUS QUESTION Will be Demanded on the Tariff Bill Report at 6:30 p, m. THE DEBATE IN THE HOUSE. Senate Passes the Million Dollar Nickel Plate Appropriation, AND DEBATES CONTRACT LABOR BILL. ——2— SENATE, The House bill to repeal part of the act of 1882 dividing the state of Iowa into two judi cial districts was reported back from the judiciary committee and passed. LAND FORFEITURE BILL. Mr. Morgan introduced a bill, which was re- ferred to the committee on public lands, to for- feit the land granted to the Northern Pacific Railroad Company for the portion of its line between Bismarck in North Dakota and Wa- jula in Oregon, He also asked that the‘lobbyists who have been here in behalf of the Northern Pacific railrond be suspended from getting A RUSH TO SEE HIM. Struggliag to Gain Entrance to the Birchall Trial. —— SLAVIN-McAULIFFE FIGHT MILD = The Fall of a Bridge Drowns Four Hundred Soldiers. ————— CEN. DURYEA, THE ZOUAVE, DEAD. ——~—--— — STRU IGLING TO ENTER. Demand For Admission to the Birchall Trial Continues, Woonstock, Oxt., Sept. 27.—The case for the defonee was continned this morning. By 9:30 ail the seats were filled in the body of the court house, the gallery was filled with Indies, as were the seats on the platform, and a crowd of ticket holdore were struggling with the con- stables for places on the steps outside, The prisoner was as unconstrained as ever as he walked up to the conrt and chatted with the lawyers and reportera, He examined with some interest photographs handed him by the reporte! which were taken by a Woodstock photographer from the gallery, showing scenes in court on the first day's session. One of them shows the prisover standing at the moment he plead “not guilty. Dr. Mearns ad he had heard the medical testimouy given by the three doctors tor the crown and did not agree with Dr. Weltord the statement that rigor mortis would set s00n as stated. five to six be +o It would take generally from sina healthy young man who had not suffered except fatigue, He thought rigor mortis not set im sooner thau from to ten hours in cold weather. As to the testimony concerning the bruises, described of a blaish- green appearance. he thought that a body fall- ing after a pistol shot could not produce the Such bruises must have been received from their fees; and he thought that the best way to do that was for the Senate aud House to take up the subject of the forfeiture ot that land grant A MILLION POR NICKEL PLATES. The House joint resolution authorizing the Secretary of tho Navy to purchase nickel ore or nickel matte for use in the manufacture of stecl armor was taken up and Mr. Cameron's amendment, offered yesterday, was disagreed to. Mr. Platt did not approve the appzopriation of a million dollars now, when Congress would be in session again in twe mouths. Mr. Hale said that rt was necessary to have the appropriation made now in order to get control of the supply of nickel. It would go elsewhore if it was not purchased now. Mr. Gorman said thac he had opposed the jomt resolution yesterday, but he was assured that its passage was an absolute nece ‘y the interest of the public service and he was bound to accept that statement, The joint resolution was passed, THE CONTRACT LABOR BILI. The Senate resumed consideration of the Honse bill to amend “aa act to prohibit the | importation and migration of foreigners and aliens under contract or agreement to perform labor in the United States, its territories and the District of Columbia,” the pendi ig ques- tion being on Mr. Plumb's amendment offered yesterday) providing that the act shall noc ap- ply to uny organization of musicians or orches- tras. The ameidment was agreed to. Mr. Hoar moved an amendment that it shall not apply to teachers. ‘The emendment was agreed to. Mr. Evarts alse moved to strike out of the third section the words “the fact of such bringing or landing shall be prima facie evi- | dence of such knowledge.” i The amendment was opposed by Mr. Allen | and Mr. Hoar, and was agreed to—yeas, 35; nays, 10. THE LAST OF THE BILL THIS Srasion. The hour assigned to the calendar baving expired the bill went over without action, Mr. Blair remarking that he would not call it up again, as it was now much worse than the present law. LAST OF THR U. S LAND COURT BILL. The “unfinished business” was then taken up, being Senate bill to establish a United States land court, and after a short debate as to the impossibility of passing it at this late day of the session the bill was recommitted to the committee on private land ciaims, To CORRECT AN ERROR, The House joint resolution to correct an er- ror in the river and harbor bill was, on motion of Mr. Cullom, passed. The error was made in the enrolment of the bill in the House and consistcd of making the appropriation tor the improvement of the Illinois river 2.000 in- stead of $200,000. THE KIGHT-HOUR CLAIMA, On motion of Mr. Blair the Senate proceeded to the consideration of the House bill for the adjustment of accounts of laborers, workmen and the mechanics arising under the eight- hour law, HOUSE, Mr. McKinley (Ohio) asked that the reading of the journal be dispensed with in ordee that more time might be accorded to the debate on the tariff conference report, but Mr. Turner (Ga.) objected, ‘The journal having been approved Mr. Me- Millin (Tenn.) withdrew his demand for the reading of the report in view of the fact that the report printed in the Record, Mr. McKinley ssid that it was understood that the republican members desired no more than one hour for debate. He asked. therefore, | that the dcbate should continue for five hours— two hours to be given to the friends and three hours to the opponents of the report, Mr. MeMillin protested against a limitation g put upon the discussion, bu ed that if such a limitation were to be made the hour should be fixed at 6 o'clock, Mr. McKinley acquiesced an this suggestion, and asked for consent that the previous ques- tion be ordered at that hour THE PREVIOUS QUESTION AT 5:30 P.xw. To this Mr, MeMillin objected, whereupon | Mr. McKinley gave notice that he would de- mand the previous question at half-past 5 o'clock. ‘MR. M'RINLEY EXPLAINS THE CHANGES. Mr. McKinley then made a business state- ment of the changes between the provisions of the House bill and the bill as it passed the Sen- ate, and explained the provisions of the con- ference practically a8 they are explained in the statement of the conferees, In reference to the engar schedule, be said that the bill. us it passed the House, provided that all sugars up to and including No. 16, Dutch standard, should be admitted frec, and that sugar sbove that color should pay 4-10 of a centa pound ‘That was compensate for the difference in the labor cost of refiuing iu this country and in competing countries. The Senate had stricken out No. 16 as the line of demarcation and had inserted No. 13. Above No. 13 and up to No. 16 it had placeé » duty of 3-10 of a cent a pound, and above No. 166-10 of acent. ‘The first \durmg the ree two to three dave before death. He was posi- tive of this. He had practiced medicine im Petrolea, where he hed had considerable ex- perience among men bruived by machiner} “Suppose there ts a bruise not invelving t truc skin, docs that make any differen aske ir. Osler. “If it is a bruise that doesnot make any dif- no thickening of the tissnes it would be an indication that the wounds had been received about the time of death? arily. As to wounds after death, signs are manifest, bat others some nay U deny this.” _ FOUR HUNDRED DROWNED. While Soldiers nt Collapse of a Bridge Are Crosst Polish journals assert that ut maneuvers of the Russian army at Kovuo the Krasuostaw bridge col- lapsed and that four hundred soldiers, belong- ing to the Pultaun regiment, which was cross ing the bridge at the time of the accident, were thrown into the water a drowned. The papers state that se who lost their ives was Gen. Bardowsky. There has been Bo official confirmation of this report. sant COLORADU’S LITTLE WAR, Another Battle Between the Aspirante for a County Seat. Virsa, Sept. 27 Dexven, Cor.. Sept. 27.—A courier, who last evening arrived at Lama, the nearest railrosd Station to Springfield, Bacea county.reports that a second battle took place betweeu the warring factione in Bacca county Wednesday. The frame court house that was being removed from Boston to Springficid was attacked by a largely increased force of Boston citizeus armed to the teeth, The Springticid mon inside the bniid- ing were driven from it and the borses that pulled the building were deliberately «hot down and used as breasiworks. A second at- tempt to set fire to the house proved succens- ful. and the Springticki faction was ronted after severa their number were killed, The Boston crowd returned in triumph to their town. Several Springfield men are in Li buying up all the cartridges, Springfield men threaten to besiege Boston and burn the town in retaliation. —_ RIDICULING THE FIGHT. The London Papers Speak of It as “A Mild Entertainment. Loxpox, Sept. 27.—The evening papers make only the curtest criticisms upon the Nlavin-Mo- Auliffe fight. The St Jwmes Gaartte suys that nobody is any the worse for the fight unless it is those who paid large sums to share in a mild entertainment, The Pall Mail Gazette says: “The spectators couid not congratulate theinsclves on having their moneys worth’ of punching. The result is « stronge commentary upon the weeks of preparation the vanquished boxer had under~ .” Stavin will retire from the ring. Congressinan Wilbur’s Successor. Comieskitt, N.Y., Sept. 27.—The deadlock im the democratic congressional convention for the 24th district, in session here, was broke: this morning. Geo. Van Horn was nominated on the 45th ballot for the long term and Joha Pinder for the short term to succeed David Wilbur, deceased. Hon, Clinton Beckwith withdrew from the race _ Two Prominent Men Dead. New York, Sept. —Gen, Abraham Darn ree died at 9:45 o'clock this morning at his res! dence in West 126th street. He had been il for some time with paralysis and it was not be= lieved that he would recov He served throughout the war and founded the corps known as the “Duryeo Zoauve: Wisxires, Sept. 27.—Bishop Farand of Athabasca died yesterday at the arch episcopal palace at St. Boniface. He died from « general breaking down of the system, the result of ars’ arduous work among the Indians of the far northwest. He came to St. Boniface from France in 1846 and was there ordained riest, After spending two years in the Red River valley he left for the far-off mission fleid au the Athabasca and McKenzie river district Ia Wall Street Today. New Yor, Sept. The stock market was extremely narrow and dull this morning except in a few shares, which were the subjects 0f special pressure to sell, giving a werk tone to the entire list and resull ww material Josses in the early trading. The animation was confined to sugar refineries, St. Paul, Louis- ville and Nashvitle, Atchison and Chicago gas principally, and few movements of i we occurred outside of these stocks, New ugland and Teunessee coal, however, each re- tired 14, per cent, while sugar retiperies and St. Paul each lost 1 peor cent. Pacific Mail, Louisville and Nashville and Chicago gas each 3g, and the other active stocks from % to 3g percent. The downward movement was ac- companied by considerable animation, but this voon gave way to the usual dullness, and late an the hour there wase partial recovery, though struggle had been over the di: line. The Senate conferees had yielded and made sugar up to No, 16 free. Over No. 16 the duty was fred at five-tenths of acent with au addi producers. In regard to the sub- ject of vinding twine he e: his opinion that the duty was too low; but he indulged the that some future would dis- cover the fact aud apply the remedy. ‘Mr. Flower (N.Y.) charactized the measure as acyclone bill, The poiut of the bill was to so arrauge it that there should be no trade be- i é E EE Al 43 it iiie only sugar with arise of %, was couspicuons, and toward the end of the hour weakness again: appeared when Tennessce coal and Pscide mail reached materially lower figures. At 11 o'clock the market was dull aud close te the lowest prices reached. Silver opened at 112%, — 122%; lowest sale, 112; last save, Als. Deets, Sept. 27. that Dillon and O'Brien should be are. rately, much to the disappointment of the paren fecwsn Pa who wanted them tried to