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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-20
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
STOCKS GO UP WITH A RUSH.
THE ST PAUL wRECKERs IN TIGHT PLACE.
AptAN TO REoR5 ANIzE THE MANAGEMENT.

A PLAN To REORJANIZE THE MANAGEMENT.
The business at the Stock Exchange yesterday was
larger than IT has been in a long time. Tho demand
may have come from bulls who timidy had parted
with their holdings from bears who sold stocks on
the passing Of the ST. Paul dividend. The eXpianac
tIons made By the officers Of the St. Paul Company
were accepted at their true value. II was not con
sdered surprising In the circumstances that the price
Of the sockraled sharply 1t has been inferred since
the meeting. of the directors Wednesday that some
Of them short of the stock in Wall Street. The
subsequent course OF prices seems 10 be sufficient
proof of the rcasonablencss of this theory Inc OK
element for few minutes in the last hour yesterday
has not been equallcd for many months The panic
was on the bear sde however, and naturally was NOT
disastrous.
The rapid advance IN St. Paul was accompanied oy
rmors that the foreign holders about to combine
for their own protection. 1t IS understood that
meeting has been called for next Tuesday, and that,
in the meantime, a large amount Of stock has been
offered TO the London house OF j. >.
Morgan & Co., in tho hope OF sub
stantiaI reorganization Of the company. NO
Information about this part of the scheme could be
obtained az the Office Of the NewYork firm j. Pier
pont Morgan was at his country house. Ono OF his
partners intlmated that dispatches from London might
be received in a day or two but that until then the
Ncw-lorh firm had nothing to say. Any movement
If the kind would take the property our Of me nanas
If the present management and many vacancies ID me
Hoard would have 10 be filled By The foreign stoch-
holders. A Gentleman who was prominent ohteI
of the 81 Paul Company dozen years ago suggested
that the opportunity OF the chicago ana NOrth"uor'Ii
10 make the ST. Paul part Of It's system had at last
it41
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-20
North Granville, N. Y, Sept :, 1883.
TILE MISERABLE NAIL SERVICE

theEdtfor The 7rfbune.
Sir: The postal service grows worse and worse.
Within week two letters mailed at Utica, y. Y,
distinctly addressed Mt Vernon y. Y, were mis-
sentp aud delayed IN transit One letter was sent o.
Rome n. " and forwarded from there TO Mt Vernon,
arriving day or behind time. Why doesn't the
Government hire competent helpl NJ. Y. b.
Nj Vernon Aug 10, 1898
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-20
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

In the diagram continuous line shows the barometer
fluctuations yesterday. observed tho United States
Vgna Service station this city The dashes indicate tho
temperature noted Hudnurs pharmacy 2lS Broadway.
TRIBUNE orvIcg Sept 20.i n-Partiy cloudy weather
prevailed yesterday Tho temperature ranged between $50
and 71s. the average (69b) being lhs higher than
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-20
poIitiraI Notices.


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parencles and Campaign Equipments send Tor banner
circular aud equipment catalogue
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CAMPAIGN BASS rR AND OUTFIT CO.
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n. Y. Campaign Equipment Mix. Co.,
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-20

the the latest novelty
the most practical made tsell
stslsh and ft Sable Black Persian. otter SEAL
&c AJAEcKE Furrier II East l9thsI, between Brost-
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-20
Arnv a. y AlrAfFNT nE a prNsI0N m

SHABBY TREATMENT OF A PENSION CLAIM
TO fhrEduor 81 The Tribune
Sir Referring to the article IN your issue of sun
day. headed " An Active Physical Wreck the follow
ing fact Is significant. certain special examiner In
this State has had In hi hands for some eighteen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-20
Special Notloes.

Tlnnlsins0n'. Stenm Cnrpef tIcn1s.HR " DFks -.
oTs Established sol Carriage free this slApd south
Of lGOth.st Relaying specially.
1he Brighton Water Closet
Has been extensively satisfactorily used In this ~
and England during past yer. THIS circuisane
cxpla Of mutations alleged h 2
Just good cheaper" Visit 20 our shos room
indicate important points OF difference An inspection CT
our series OF Model Bathrooms Will prove suggestive
THE MEYER-sNIFFEN CO., LIN.
Manufacturers OF
FINE PLUMBING MATERIALS,
AS Clili-st., New-York.
T. VI. stewart. Carpet Cleaning Works.
NO. 1926 7rH-AVF.
Send fer circularA Tel Call l26-2lstst
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DIED.

Notices Of marriages n,ast b
and address.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-22

new sss Refugees ss Camp Pervy
ssewee Their ApPrccsassea % ssts


How The Ressse-. "a Caw, Pevvv
ssewee Tsear Appreciation % nstS
Services.
SAhr fsksf, fla. sept e2.-on the occasion a
.ne oepenue o. sargeon-0eneral Hamilton froo
sNp s1e reiusees met ana passed resolutions
heartily thanking Dr. Hamilton for h,. up,sorm
NlnanesS courtesy, AID attention ana endor.lne
camp Perry. declaring &c unexcelled 3, sny mIl-
were es nr-sepiea m 'he country; The resolutions
station, where the refugees had asSrmbled
"a " oooy As the aoStor was about 20
moved AZ these expressions OF snprecia',an or nis
services ana made q oreI address in reply' Hs
Ha,, ss,a ~ pap; ~ am deeply touched by your syn-
pathy and kindness am al the more sensabls OF
ms oecause OF the unjust critsclsm dir,ctrd
against me IN my oficial capacity ana the attscks
when announced the presence OF yellow lever M
florldA, last spring. As a matter OF fact the
Mpses M - nee OF Ieser IN THIS stat, was reported ~
me 70 the governor nearly or quite two we..Ks bs,
lore l MADE any public announcement OF IL
That The slatemenet was true, the fact OF the es-
day In this pine wood TOO well attests Hui maj
Is all past now, ana let it be fongotten ana for.
given. When came here and ho,sIed our dear
old nag over this camp l. as the Government rep
resenJative, feit that i wanted every man. woman
and child coming here 10 know that they were NO
longer poor, pan.c-stiicken, Iever-haunted ref
ugeeS but welcome guests ol our common country.
The warm, rudy stripes OF the banner nich foals
above US are einoiematical of our country,s love
for It's children, and each star In that
azure eld represents n state, every one OF which
must be protected when IN distress ana sun ered
FOR. n need be. Tnese sentiments know acluate
the of1cers OF the service whom leave IN change
here. thank you ladies and gentlemen for your
courtesy. ana Ia saying farewell assure you that
you have made it 4 difficult word 10 SPEAK
After general hand-shaklng, which Incluced
all the chi dren at the camp tue leave taking was
over and the train moved away.
ROANOKE A LITTLE AFRAID.
ROANOKE, Va, sept 22-Ihe board OF health To-
day sent a communication 10 tue mayor demand
lag the inspection OF all trains from the yellow
fever districts The sIep Was taken on inIorma-
lion received that persons IRON Florida are sx-
pected 70 arrive here to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-22
LOUrsvGEs>E NOT AFRAID.
She will Open Ref-Geses - Yellow
Fever ReGuge<0>

LOUISVILLE, KY, sept CAT a meetsNg OF pny-
sicians and others called py Mayor JacOc has
been decided 10 open the gates OF Louisville ~
yelow-fever refugees. train brought LIS from
Decatur this morning. There Is Excitement
mere. At the meeting OF doctors it Was lne sent-
lnent that Louisville Was IN no dangeI. When the
ply sicians had gwen their views almost empaat-
icaly 10 the effect that the city should not be
QuaranIined, but that a. should repeat iIs humane
act VI 1875 IN welcoming the refugees win open
doors President hsSItl called ior tue report q
The committee, which was nc al as follows:
"The experience or years " arrants The physicians
OF Louisville In statlng confidently ~ her cIizens
ana those visiting the cty that on account OF Our
geographical ana c.lInaIlc conditions Loulsyllie
eau be an no danger ITon the spread OF yellow
lever oy contact with those from the Injected dls-
lrfcts or .he South who may seek a rrIuge here.
a he lateness OF the season and the measures VI
safety adopted by the state board OF nealIn JUS
tlfy US in assuring our cilzrns that there n no
danger Whatever OF the disease gaining Ioog-
holQ In tue city,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-22
A GREAT FEDERATION.
Railroad E0ployes Trying ss EsGeca q
Union Of Many OIasses OG worker.

G0tOm o. MANY Stosses Oo " WOrkerN,
ST. LOUIS. Sept 22-The convention Of the
switchmens Mutual Aid Association, which has
been In session for the past two or three days did
not get down 70 work until last night when com-
mitIees began TO report The chief thing, how
ever, which occupld the session yesterday Was
the plan OF Federation between the engineers, dro-
men, switchmen and brakenen, which Was re-
ceived here yesterday morning from the nremens
convention In session at Atlanta The fOllOwing
outline OF it was given last night BY Grand Master
IL ia he said, proposed by the flremen TO the
switchmen and TO the other orders OF Railway
service that when local dlfnculIlcs arise nd the
local labor bodies cannot control these dlficuiues
then the matters in dispute shall be rcierred 10
the four orders OF the railway service-ehglneers,
nremen, brakemen and swiIchmen-meanlng the
local branches OF these ordrrs II they cannot ar
range the differences with the railway company
companies In the service OF which the Disagree
menLs arise, the matter shall be referred TO
duration ooard, consisting OF three head executive
ofncers OF the various organizations entering
this compact IL the board canDot satisfactorily
adjust Affairs, the matter Will oe referred back
70 the organization which reported The trouble
with the sanction OF the arbltrallng board TO take
extreme measures n they eiect on endeayorng
10 compel the Railway lJorations 10 comply with
their request, aud n it should come 40 question
opinion, oy ali Legal and moral laws 10 support
those who had engaged In such strike. These are
the features OF the plan proposed by the nreInen,
and may say they meet with general approval
Grand secretary Timsrut said the plan also con-
templates q uLity OF Interests with all labor or
gaLiZationA Particularly are the knights OF
Labor ami the order OF Railway Telegrapners In
viJrd 10 membership. .lou see IL is tue 0esgn TO
combine into the strongest alliance possbIe nIs,
ali departments Of tue railway service and AFTER
ward the other laooTers' organizations"
MI. brooeuck, member of the press committees,
said: "we were greatly surprised that the nreInen
sAould propose Ior membership IN the FEDERATION
tue X s.tsaSs Of Labor. We are not Al all In f.vor
"a su,.h q plSl-"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-22
Washington News and Gossip.


Awrsy,rxvrs-Sth paga
ArroRNEYs-3d page.
AucrIoN SALks-7th page.
BoARDINo-3d pare.
BUSINESS CHANCEs-Sd para
CITY ITEMs-Sth pare.
COUNTRY BoARD-3dpaga
COUNTRY REAL EsrATE-3d pasA
DEATHs-5th naee.
DKNrlsrRY-3d paea
EDucArIoNAL-6th page,
EXCURSIONS. PIcNIcs. kc.-Sth paga
FAMILY SUPPLIEs-7th pasa
FINANc1AL-7th page.
For RENT (Flats>-5th page.
FoRRKNr (Rooms)-4th and 9Th pAgel
For RENT (Houses)-Sth para
For RENT (Stores)-5th page.
For RENT (Miscellaueous)-4th pasA
For SALE (Houses) I'D paxa.
For SALE Hots)-5th page.
For SALE { tMiscellaneous,-3d pagA
HoUsEFURNISIINGs-7 paga
LADIES GooDs-7th pare.
LOCAL MENrIoS-Sth paga
LOST AND FoUND-3d pAxa
MARRIAoEs-5th page.
MONEY TO LoAN-3d psga
MEDIcAL-7th page.
NEW PUBLICATIONs-1stp page
OCEAN STEAMERS pare.
PoroMAo RIVER BoArs-7th pays.
PIANOS AND ORaANs-7th pASa
PERsoNAL-4th page
PRorEssroNAL-7th psga
PRoPosALs--7th page.
RAILRoADs-7thp page.
SPECIAL NorIcEs-lst para
sPRcIALTIEs-7th page.
The TRADKs-6th page.
WANTED (Help)-4th page.
WANTED tSituations,-4thp page.
WANTED tRooms)-4:h page
WANTED (Houses)-4th page.
WANTED (Miscellaneous)-4th psqa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-22
GENERAL PNDoN GOSSIP.

Next Years GeOlOR sSal Congress- Keep.
lng SulIivaM's Op.ra srOSss the Public.
Special Cable Dispatch to THE EvkNrNs srAR
LONDON, Sept 22.-Professor Prestwick presids,
ing at the Geological Congress yesterday, an
nounced that at the unanimous invitation OF the
American sclenti,ts present. the next trienniai
congress VIII be held In Philadelphia In 1891
In spite OF the extraordinary precautions OF the
Savoy Thealer. an obscure weekly called the So
ciety Herald contrived TO secure q copy OF the
book OF the new sullivan opera. and announced IL
would publish IL in MonIays number. The scheme
nouncement.: AS soon as he SAW Il, the manager
OF the theater secured an Injunction preventing
the pubncation.
Gardiner has completed the second volume OF
his great history OF the civil war. II viii sOon be
published.
Longman's new review VIII soon be issued
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-22
Mr. Judd has Long C0nse0p1ated
Ressvmaas0 fOp sRm~sness ss.a..ns

CHICAGO, Sept 22.-Postmaster Judd was seen
at his home last ui.ht, and asked when he had
resigned his position. He said: al wrote my resg-
na;ion on "Wednesday aud seut IL 10 tue Presiieni,
but or course could lot communicate the fact TO
the public until tt was made Anuwn at Washing
ton. suppose II reached the President yesterday
my intention months ago. / told him when In
Washington last spring that must, for strong
personal and business reasons, resign and Irpm
even sooner than he received II. Indeed, l would
have resign months ago but for the assaults
put out over what had taken place. He will return
10 his law practice AS soon as successor takes
hold, which Will be auout Octo. er ]. Gen. New
berry, the new appoinIee, VINO Is a memUer OF the
wel-known and wealthy NewUerry family, and
president OF the IroQuols Club had not received
not say whether ne wou d accept or not
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-22

RIGHT OF WAY THROUGH INDIAN LAND.-The
President has appointed, under the act OF March
2, 1887, VIM. A. j. Sparks, ex-Commissioner of the
General Land ONCE, a co-referee and chairman Of
the referees, to act with two Others to be ap-
pointed by the Chicago, Kansas and Nebraska Rail-
way Co., and one by the principal chief OF the
Cherokee Nation In the Indian Territory, to assess
against the rd1lway company the amount of COM
pensation to be paid to the Indians for right Of
way through heir lands This action Is made
necessary under the act granting right Of way
by reason OF the rejection by the Indians in June
last OF tie compensation OF $50 per mile named In
the act
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-22
The stahInecker luye.tigattou.

Mr. VOORHEES, HAS NOT YET ARRIVED AND THE IN
CURRY Is AGAIN PosTPONED UNTIL MONDAY.
The Stahlnecker Investigating committee met at
IL O'Clock this morning. Mr.. Coleman, the prose-
cutting attorney, was not on hand. Judge Kelley,
In his absence, announced that Senator voorhees,
had not arrived yet; that he was on his way; that
part OF his baggage had arrived, and he was ex-
pectet this afternoon or evening, and asked for an
adjournment until Monday. he said he had made
sn andav1t that all proper efforts had been made
TO secure The attendance or the Witness THIS the
committee said was unnecessary. An adjourn
ment was then taken until 10 O'Clock Monday
morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-22
Righatng 90 save Their HO0es.
4 DAKOTA Town IN DANGER OF DESTRUCTION By q
PkAIklk FIkk-

CHICAGO. Sept pa special from Bismarck,
Dak- says: A terrible pralIie fre burned over
The enLIre southern porilOn OF Campbell county
THURSDAY, and Ine winu being In The souluea & all
day brought the nalnes into the vlcinity OF
La Grace, The county seat Nearly every resident
Was cut ali day ngnting the nanes. and bu. for
extreme Efforts The damage would have been
iuiInease. so fAr abou. 40 ton, OF hay ana
several stables are reported CONSUMED rumor
has reached here tuat an unknown Norwegian
was burned 10 death.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-22

REPRESENTATIVES, O'fEKkALL SURE OF DEMOCRATIC
SCCCE s-THE CONTEST IN THE FOCkTn DISTRICT
MIR. OFerrai was at the capital to-day. He
has just come in from Virginia where he has been
taking very active part In the campaign. On
Monday he goes to Luray with Mr.. stockdale and
MIR. Stewart, OF Georgia. Speaking with STAR
reporter about the Virginia canvass, he said that
every ylEing was gong as the democrats wantel 1t
TO- He was sure they would carry the state.
Eight out OF the ten representative In Congress
Was his estimate OF what the democrats would gel.
AS to the Pctersburg district he SAID ne was sure
OF one thing, that the member there elected would
be either the democratic candidate or John NJ.
Lang ton. The Malone man, Arnold, would Ger
tainly be defeated. he hOped Tor Venable's elec-
tion but there was danger that LanystOn would
deie,t both the other Candidates
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-22
GLADSTONE CAN PROVE lT.
He Replies Promptly % Lord selbOrne's
Attack On hts Veractay.

Special Gable Dispat TO The EVENING star
LONDON, Sept. 22.-Gadstone has lost no time In
replying to The latest attack OF his dissentient
colleagues He undertakes TO prove on document
airy evidence the truth OF the statement denied by
Lord Selborne that the cabinet OF 1882 believed the
Parnellites free from completely In crime. II Is a
sign OF the times that Gladstone refuses to follow
Selborne In writing to the Times, but sends his
reply through the press
number or prominent members OF the Dublin
corporation have determined TO take steps pub
licly TO relute Chamberlain's recent charges OF
corruption OF Irish municipalities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-22
The Spread Of the Yellow Fever.
4 REQUEST FOR EXTENSION OF THE GOVERNMENT
QUARANTINE SERVICE.

4 REQUEST FOR ExTENsIUN OF THE GOVERNMENT
QUARANTINE SERVICE.
telegram was received at the Marine Hospita
Bureau this morning from q committee of citizens
OF Live Oak, Fla, asking that expert be sent to
Fernandina to investigate the disease at that
place believed to be yellow fever. Mayor Rees OF
Montgomery, Ala, telegraphs that recent develop
ments show yellow fever to be epidemic at Deca-
tur Ala, another proof, he says OF the ineciency
ern towns. He asks that the Government quar-
antine service be put In force In Decatur without
delay TO protect Montgomery.
Oh. HAMILTON rHINKs tbs worst u ovER At JACK
soNvuLE.
Surgeon-General Hamilton, who returned to the
city from Camp Perry at IL O'Clock last night
did not appear at the Marine Hospital headouart-
ers to-day. He considers that the camp is in a
good condition a. possible. ana It Is his opinion
that the number OF new cases In Jacksonyfle
population Of 1900 but LOO white people arc s
LEFT In the town, ne added
PAssENGEKs FROM TIE sourH.
The report OF Dr.. stratton OF the inspection Of
trains yesterday shows the arrival OF the follow
ing passengers from the South who stopped in this
city: Mra z Blotner, Atlanta; C. A. smith, Al
lanta; D. ]. B. Dudley, Senoraville, Ca; Y. W.
Giant, Greenboro N. C. Pickering Dodge. Charles-
ton, A G.; =, H. Schonesd, Tullulah fsils, Fla. ;
ss New oris.ns aiss h~sa a;yasn c
Chattanooga Tenn; & Z Noble ana s.sler, Arms
ton, Ala; g AcSoWan. Camp Perry, Ca: Ste
e.tevle, n. c.; B. w. Duke, Louisville, KY: B. q.
Crosby and two passengers, Lexington. KY; w. =.
Everett, Louisville KY; w. c. comstock and lady,
natl; c. Z. Prohel and wife. Sa4em, N. c. The fol.
loving persons passed through: W. J. AcGin and
Mr. 4 = KING, Hendersonvtlie, n. C., for orianne.
c., for Baltimore; W. II. Brtscoe and vim. Ashe-
ville. n 9, for New York; A. Springer. auArsn.
Nrs c. x. holinger ana child, TallahssDe6 Tor
Philadelphia; Misses z J. siepheny ana y: =
Clark, TsilRhaasee, TOR New York; =. W. 0nA
haosee, tor Baltimore.
There was vague rumor around town eo-oay
~. Sss ysoss WesS IvS cSns - ye0" - Sscsv 4.
Absurd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-22
Ow1ss 10 TIE RrMARKApnr Succrs,


PALACE KING,
Our Furnsce trade this year has nearly doubled
SIMPLEST constructed. easiest widest repu
Ton; best shape: largest result with smallest
consumption. most substantial aud
quickest heater
HAIwAkD & HUTCHINSON
45} 9th st
Our customers are reminded that by placing their
orders for annual repairs of FURNACES. LAIkOBES,
kANSks &c. at this time. many yexations may lie
avoided and much money saved
HAYWARD 4 HUTCHINSON,
42i 9th ST..
Agents for Butchers Boston Hard War much used for
Iolshln< floors au.SO-3m,lp
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-22
Thinks it Looks lBrigh for MF. Cleve.
VIEWS OF A PRorrcIIoNrsr pExocRA

VIEW5 UF 4 FhUTBCI IONIST DENUCKAT.
Mr.. Foran, who Is protectionist democrat, said
to STAR reporter to-day that lie thought 1t now
looked much brighter for Cleveland than 1t has
heretofore. The edge, he says, is taken from what
the republicans say about the Larif, by the fact
that no one denies that u revision and reduction
is necessary, and that thus Tar the republicans
have not done anything toward reducing The sur
plus and correcting the evils OF tue present tarin
schedule.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-22
Fre.s wall street To.Dav,

NEW YozK, Sept 22.-Tne stock marAet opened
with failiy active ouslDess Dut wcaA nrst prices
wiLh but Few exceploDs being irom y 10 y per
cent beiow the closing a. ures OF last eyens. ne
market Ueirayed soule hesitation In tue eaily
trading, but soon developed strength, aud unoer
the lead OF Lake Snore ana New kne land moved
fractional amounts. Cincinnati, Columbus, Give
LAID and lnoianapolis moved w y, and Lake shore
and New England u per cent eAcn, but the gains
In the general lisl were measured " the Smallest
fractions. Louisville and Nashville erward
developed weakness and rcllIeo ~ fractlon below
the opening price, while The rest OF tDe ilst became
oul and STATIONARY. the market remained with
out feature or motion, and al IL O'Clock u was duu
and steady, generally al frsctlOns above the OPEN
Ing pr.ces- Lake suore, New kngland, Louisville
aud Nashville aud 81 Paul were The onIy sclive
Stocks The rest being quiet or dulL with The low.
priced shares egecJea.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-22

To PROTECT AMERICAN INTERESTS IN HAYTI.-
The U. s. s. Boston, now at the Brooklyn yard,
has been ordered to prepare for cruise within ten
days. 1t is announced at the Navy Department
that she Will go on secret diplomatic mission 10
the West Indies. In view Of the recommendation
In the report OF Capt Chester, Of the Galena made
public day before yesterday, that q man-or-war be
sent 10 Hayti during the convention and prrSiden-
lal election which ia, es place the 10th of Oc-
tober, 1t has been generally conceded that this is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-22

MILITARY CADETs-The following have been ap-
pointed cadets at the Military Academy: Fred. E.
Mann, Marette, Wis; Henry B. Weaver, Leicester,
Ma s.; (; Jas. Cavanagh, Brooklyn, N. Y, Malcom
X. Graham, GRAHAM, Tex; Albert Laws, Sails
bury, Ind; Pegram WhitwOrth, Greenwood, La. !;
Edward Z. Hartwick, Grayling, Mich; WilIred II.
ran, Shawano. Wis (iiternate): Ira Mcconnell
Butler, Mo-, and Claude =. Arnold, HarrisOnville
Mo. (aIlernatel