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The Crown Prince Making Plans for
the Smmuner.

BERLIN, Jan. 7.--Crown Prince Frederick WILL
lam, In replying TO the New Year congratulations
OF the P0tsdam municipal council writes that he
hopes In former years. TO be able 70 visit Pots
dam during the coming summer.
SAN RENO, Jan THE weather here to-day II
splendid. The crown prince was cheerful, and
took q comparatively long walk from which he
suffered no III enect& He afterward went out
driving.
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PTTTsBUKG, Jan. IA Greenvilie, Pa, special
says: A. X. Fields, an extensive lumber dealer
and until recently joint proprietor with Mr Fen In
q planning mill and stsye factories In Pennsyl-
vanla ana Ohio, has failed. Executions Aggregate
ing f25 900 are In the hands OF the sheffd bus
there Is no property 70 levy on IL appears that Q
gradual dissolution OF the f1rm has been In pro.
gress for some time, and that all the property ID
now owned by Mr.. Fell who viii continue tho
business.
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The New York Ctgarmakers.
PROBABILITY THAT THERE WILL BE GENERAL Strike
ON TUESDAY.

New YORK, Jan. THE strike OF the cigar
makers cannot be extended before Tuesday because
the local unions throughout the country must 10
heard from before general action can be taken,
cording 10 the rule OF the union. The hands of
Hirsch Co., OF East 49th street are alone out ar
present on strike. kimball & Crouse's employees.
who were laid on two weeks ago, have until Mon-
day 20 accept the reduced rate, and they are dis
satisfied with the slowness with which out-oftown
unions make known their judgment on the situa-
tion. The hands say that the strike Will be gene.
raj throughout the city on Tuesday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-07

NEW YORK, Jan IA meeting OF the directors
OF the Louisville and Nashville railroad was held
yesterday at which a memorial WAS received from
London stockholders, proposing that the company
apply all the surplus earnings 10 construction plr.
poses for the next three years ana Issue scrip diy-
dends TO the stockholders In place OF the cash 30
used. Action Will probably De taken by the dirso-
fars npxt Erlaay
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-07

NEW YORK, Jan. Judge Andrews In the SUE
suit for s35l2 brought by Nanwyck Bunkerhor
against Joseph Loe and Benjamin 4. Cresson,
residents of Pennsylvania The allegation Il
made that the defendants have an Office at ~
Thomas street, where they hold property under
the name OF the Albion Print Works. Conceal
ment with intent 10 defraud creditors Is alleged.
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Two Car Loads Of Horses burned.
FREIGHT TRAINS COMB TOGETHER WHILE RUNSIs0
AT HIGH RATE or SPEED.

CHICAGO, Jan. IA special from Thomasville.
Ca, says: The north and soutb-bOuno freight
trains ON the savannah, FLORIDA and Western
Railroad, between Thomasville and Albany, COL
nded yesterday near Melgs, l5 miles above this
city. Both Trains were running 30 miles d hour.
The engines and several cars were demolished.
Two Car loads OF horses were burned. All OF the
tralnmen escaped with but slight bruises. The
accident was caused by one OF the trains running
OF schedule time.
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THE JUDGE TELLS HIM HE ACTED BRAvKLY BIT MOI
WISELY AT wOODFORD.

WISELY AT wOODf0kD
DUBLIS, Jan. THE hearing at Portumna OF tho
appeal In the case or Mr.. WilIrid Blunt, who was
arrested on charge OF violating the crimes act,
by addressing a meeting al WoodfOrd, and who
was convicted and sentenced therefor 20 two
months imprisonment, resulted in the conviction
and sentence being confirmed
County court Judge Sem. before whom Mr..
Blunts appeal was heard, declared that, though
Mr.. Blunt had not acted wisely, he had shown no
coWardlce.
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Auempt 20 Rob an Exprc.. Car.

OTTUMwA, Iowa, Jan. IAN attempt was made
70 rob the express car on the west-b0und Chl-
cago, Burlington and Quincy train. which lefe
here at IL 10 last night. Two men tried 70 forco
the door bRJween Abba and Melrose, but were un-
successful. several shots were exchanged. The
robbers got on at Melrose.
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Shot his sleeping Guess.

An sam HELD IN NEW YORK FOR ATTEMPTING -
KILL LUn CUR, BROTHER CELESTIAL
NEW YORK Jan 7.-Ah Sam, proprietor of the
Chinese laundry, 3s7 Bowery, was held In court to-
day on charge OF felonious assault His victim,
Lum GUY, also Chinaman, Is dying I'm Bellevu6
Hospital Guy visited Sam last night at the laun-
dry and Sam invited him 20 sleep IN the place, ~
GUY was out OF work and had no home. IL 10 said
that while Guy was asleep Sam nred three shots 40
lin. two taxing effect In his head and one IN the
shoulder Sam says that Guy assaulted him with
q hatchet and thai ne only used The revolver N
seIf-defense.
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Natural Gas Explosion.
A HOUSE WRECKED AND A YOUNG LADY FATALLY
BURNED AT PTTTSBIRG.

BURNED AT PTTTsBuRG.
PITTSBURG, Jan. Annie Bucher, a young lady
living with her parents on south 3Oth street went
Into the cellar this morning with a lighted laTnI.
An explosion OF natural followed, which partly
wrecked the house ana damaged a number &C
dwellings In the vicinity. Miss Bucher was thrown
10 the ground and fatally burned A younger
brother attempted 20 rescue her and was painfully
burned on the hands and face. The explosion was
caused by leak In a main, which nlled the cellar
win gas. The loss was small.
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Had HI. sentence Doubled.

BALTIMORE, Jan. michael Harrfty and Frank
Anderson, convicted OF larceny, were each to-day
sentenced to the penitenuary for three and a-half
years After having been returned to the lookup,
Harrlty made o violent assault on Anderson.
Judge Duffy ordered Harr1ty TO be brought before
him and increased his sentence 10 six and a-half
years
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-07

TEE HvrxrNo STAR n served 70 subscribers IN the
city by carriers their own account At 10 cents
week. or 44c. per month Copies at the counter, z
cents each BY mail-postaee prepaid-5O cents Q
month. year. s6 sfx mouths. 81
IEnter-d at the Post Once at Washington. d. c. q
serond-clsss mail matferl
THE wEEKLI STAR-published on Frfday-S1 q
year. postage prepaid Six months so cents.
.VAm mail subscriptions must be paid In advance;
Do paper sent longer than Is paid for.
Rates of advertising made known on application
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FRANKLIN FALLS, N. H, Jan. THE Cross Pulp
Mill, owned by the Winnepasogee Paper Company,
burned at O'Clock this morning. The cause was
hot box In the machinery. Loss S75, ,0O0 not In
cludng the loss on back pulp,.a six months supply
OF which must be secured elsewhere.
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Twenty Horses burned.

PITTsBUR6, Jan IA fire about O'Clock this
morning destroyed the boarding ana sales stables
on DuQuesne Way. There were fully sixty horses
In the stables when the fire started, but about
forty were rescued after great difnculty. The
others were cremated. The loss on the stable Is
5000 and ON the stock &, 500
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A ~iguof Pence.

BERLIN, Jan. THE ST. Petersburg corrsspon-
dent OF the cologne GSdreffe teegraphs that an
order has been issued for the dismissal before tbs
usual period OF the nrst series of ume-eApire1
mea belonging 70 the guards corps
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Buffalo Ss0necusservs Serlke.
rHxY CHARGE TIE KnPLoYERs WIFE VIOLATION a.

BuyTALo Jan. THE stonecutters Of ehh CITY
went on . strike this morning 70 resist Q cut in
their wages. The men claim that the masseR
stonecutters have violated The contract made lass
sprtng by which the men were 20 work nine hourD
pef day instead OF ten, the rate Of pay 70 remain
the same. The employers have notined the men
WORK ten hours at the same pay they have Ooon
receiving for nine In order that the employeu nay
be able TO bear the extra expensss attached -
winter work About three hundred are a6octSd
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lt has been Wrecked by his Latest
Financial Scheme-TerrOr Of PrOtec.

tiON.
Special Cable Dispatch to The EVENING STAR
LONDON, Jan. 7.-How strong q hold free trade
principles have here recently seen In the panic
among the tories when they thought they might
be identified with protection. Even the newly
elected anti-home rule member from Winchester
Is an orthodox free trader. Lord Harrington and
Mr.. Goschen almost daily proclaim their fidelity 10
free traie because they cannot help feeling that on
this point they are now In bad company. As for
Goschen, his reputation as business man Is de-
stroyed by his latest scheme for the issue or new
3 per cent. He Is obliged now to charge per cent
premium, but this is altogether Insufficient
The best authorities show that, even supposing
British security was quarter per cent less than
American, the price should be 1O6 Instead OF lol.
II is quite possible that party reasons are at the
bottom OF 1t, and the supporters or the government
perhaps had early Information OF the proposed
Issue. At all events, / have heard this opinion
openly expressed, and II is significant that the
stock was quoted at about three premium before
the general public ever heard OF it
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SIR Charles Dixie declares hs win mot rstusn -
h1s honoC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-07

A NEW NATIONAL BANK.-The Controller OF the
Currency has authorized the establishment OF the
North Texas National Bank, at Dallas, Tex. Capt.
Malone, cashier
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-07

PERsoNAL-Capt. A. A. Thomas and n. N. Par.
ker left the city this morning for two weeks trip
through the South, including Florfda-A b
Hart, Dan Winslow, II. w. Cannon and wife, Ed
ward Tuck, and John G. Moore OF New York are at
hamberltn'A-Mr. Joseph j. Mcdowell, business
manager OF the Cincinnati Enquirer, Is spending
few days In this city, the guest OF Mr.. John r.
McLean.--Representativ Thomas OF Kentucky,
Rutherford Coleman OF Trenton, b. c. Lewis OF st.
Louis Judge r. X. Dow and ]. B. johnson OF New
York. and +. E. Gilman Of Montreal are at VIII
lard'&-Capt. II. A. Craven OF the Navy.
J. p. Hutchinson OF Chicago, 8 p. Firth
Of Bradford Eng, and r: J.. Ander-
Joseph p. Reynolds, business manager for Mrs.
Langtfy, Is at the National-C. w. Wisner, OF
East Saginaw, II. G. Hubbard OF Detroit Sc. Worth
OF the Fish Commission, andJC. Norris jr., OF New
OrleanA are at the st. Jamea-SenOr Guxman,
the Nicaraguan minister, Gen: Carlin OF the Army,
were In New York last night-Louis Mas OF
Fisher Of Boston, and Edmund Allen Of New York
are at Wormley'a-Interstate Commerce Com
missioner Cooley, J. 8. Winter Of Ct: Johns New
foundland, James B. Angel OF Michigan, Hon. J.
& d. Thompson, Douglas stewart, and C. C. Chip
man OF Ottawa, T. D. W0lcOtt OF Denver, n. +.
Boyle OF 81. Louis, and J. w. Steere Of Sault 81.
Marie are at the Arltngton.--Senator Beck, ChaA
A. Burdett and ]. b. Siner Of Boston, +. Norman Of
Kansas City, A B. Farquhar OF YORK, Pa, Fred. 8.
Wetmofe OF Norfolk, w. X Uvermore OF the Army,
G. r. Hau OF Albany. and J. II. GE1ssel Of New
York ere at the xbbttk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-07

VIRGINIA PosTMAsTERs.-Wm Williams has been
appointed postmaster at Diana Mills, Bucking-
ham County, Va, and Chas. o. Mccall at Graham,
TaZewell County, Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-07
AT THE CAPITOL TO-DAY.
The ThObe.Carlisle Contest.

The elections committee Of the House met at
noon to-day in secret session. The further con-
sideration OF the Thobe-Carlisle case was post
pOned unto Saturday next in order to give Mr.
Carlisle an opportunity to reply, If he so desired,
to the af1davits presented yesterday by the con-
testant There was no discussion OF the propo-
sition submitted by Mr.. Sypher yesterday.
note was received from Mr.. Carlisle asking for
the postponement. After q general discussion OF
the case 6y the committee, the indications are
that It win not be proLracted. It is expected to
close 1t next week.
The attorneys in the other contesued-eiection
cases will DO notified to appear before the COM
mittee next Friday to set dates for hearing argu-
ments in their cases The session Of the committee
to-day lasted about half an hour.
Steam Railroads in the City.
THE FORTHCOMING REPORT OF THE SENATE SUB
COMMITTEES ON ROUTES AND UNION DEPOT.
Senator ingalls, was at the Capitol to-day busily
engaged with his correspondence. His indispo-
sition Of yesterday was only temporary. To STAR
reporter to-day he said that at the next meeting
OF the District committee, which will be held next
Friday, the subcommittee win submit its report
on the route OF steam railroads. The report will
comprise bill to regulate the routes and locate
the depots OF the railroads. The bill will be con-
sdered then by the full committee.
Capitol Topics.
CAUSE OF DELAY IN THE CONGRESSIONAL LIBRARY
WORK.
There has been no response Of the library COM
mission to the resolution OF Senator vest calling
for statement OF existing contracts and cause OF
delay In the work. The only document received
by the Senate from the commission has been q
regular report giving an account OF the commits
sOns proceedings up to the 1st OF last september.
The reply to the Vest resolution has not yet been
transmitted.
COMMITTEES ORGANIZING.
The military committee met and organized. The
House Indian affairs committee, the territories,
the pensions, the banking and currency commit
tees also organized to-day.
The House committee on judiciary met to-day
and organized. Their regular meeting days will
be Tuesdays and Thursdays. On Monday they
WILL hold special meeting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-07

THE FOLLOWING BANKS have been designated by
the Secretary Of the Treasury as repositories Of
First National Bank of st. Johnsbury, Vt; First
National Bank Of South NOrwalk, Conn; First
National Bank OF ROndout, n. Y; National Bank
OF the Republic, Boston, and the Peoples National
Rank Marlborough Mass
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-07
War Department Changes.

Promotions: Geo. c. Thomas, ID. c., 81, 400 to
81 600, ONCE OF chief Of Engineers John b. RAN
dOlph, d. c., class 3 TO 4; Alfred b. c. Clement,
class to 2; R. Grant, Barnwell Pa, class to 2;
A. D. Wilcox, Pa, 81, 900 to class /; Seward Beall,
Md, 81 900 TO class i. Appointments: Walter A.
Bine, Mass, VIM. BarksdaIe, Tex, and Jefferson
ONCE. ResignatiOns: ThOrne d. Hallet, n. j.,
clerk, $1,000, surgeon Generals ONCE; Pascal w.
VasSer, Miss, class l. Surgeon Generals ONCE; j.
Mclean Lipscomb Va, class l, Surgeon Generals
ONCE, to accept clerkshp class 3 ofce OF Secre-
tary OF Interior. Transfer: Frank p. Brown, r. l.,
clerk 81, ,OOO from Surgeon Generals once to ofdce
of Secretary OF War
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-07

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal reve-
nue., SAL ,OO7.34; customs, s9l6, ,379.45.
THE DISPATCH sailed yesterday for New York
from Norfolk.
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Posr HonIp.rB.Re,rss
ENTIRE STOCK AT BOTTOM PRICES
e1 Cashmere reduced TO 75c
&c. Cashmere reduced to 50c.
sl Heavy Spanish Underwear reduced To 7oc
3Oe. An-wOol Dress Goods now 25c
Blankets. Coufortabies. Flsnnels Table Linen
shsetng. Hosiery. Gloves. handkerchief. etc etc :
u Dooers prices. Call early and secure bargsins
BRODHEAD CO.
907 st NV. Masonic Tsnplel
Established 1867. izSae
Dxzss SH1Rrs
Correct Styles for
FULL DRESS.
JUST OPENED
W. q. TEEL,
o36 RENAaYLvANIA AvENUI dal
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Oueeu yic,or;n Going IN utaly.
Caught In a Snow.SIIde and K.IIca.

Sueeu NtCtorta ssotuS 70 stasy.
IoNDoS, Jan. 1T Is r1mored that Queen Nlo-
torla Will shortly visit Florence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-07

STOREKEEPERs AND GAUGERs have been appointed
by the Secretary OF the Treasury as follows: Jno.
T. c. Wood, Collettsville, N. c. and Jas. c. Pareir,
Moravtan Falls n. c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-07

MESSENGER APPONTED-W. D. Johnston Nor
folk, Va, was yesterday appointed messenger in
the Bureau Of Navigation, vice R w. Dutton, re-
|
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-07

AMONG THE PRESIDENTS CALLERS to-day were
Senators voorhees,, Turpie and Hearst, with Mar
Gus Daily, California; Representatives Mills, Chip
man, Long, McKenna, with Chas. N. Fox, CALI
fornia; Breckinridge. Kentucky; Wilson. West
virginia; Heard, WIN a Mr. henry Marmaanke, rl
Milburn, House OF Representatives.; Commissioner
Lttler and Gen. Bragg,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-07

NAVAL APFAIRs.-A report from Rear Admiral
Greer, commanding the United States naval force
on European station, from Villefranche, France,
December %, states that the Pensacola sailed
from that port for Hampton Roads, Va, on the
21st, the following changes OF Onlcers being previ-
Blue, and Newton McCully, to the Quinnebaug
and Naval Cadets W. II. Caldwell and II. T. Rum
SeY to the Pensacola.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-07

Mr.. STEPHEN l. JANUS, Of this city, has been ap-
pointed to succeed his father, the late Prot
Janus, as Government superintendent OF the
mission Indian schools in Lower California, and
leaves to-day for his new Held.
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kilograms to The Star.
THE IRISH RENT REDUCTIONS.
Scandal Over GGChen'S Financial Scheme.
MONTANA MINING MEN COMPLAIN.
The Dissatisfied New York Cigar Makers,
FOR SCHOOLS FOR NURSES,
How the WOmen,s Jubilee Offering "a
Omeen Vfcforfa will Rs, sed

Queen Victoria will be Used.
Special Cable Dispatch 10 The EVENING STAR
LONDON, Jan. THE celebration OF Queen
victorias jubilee Will result In permanent bene-
nt TO the poorer classes. The queen has instructed
a small committee TO report the best means OF
utilizing the surplus OF the women's jubilee Offer
ing. This committee, consisting OF the Duke OF
Westminster, Sir James Paget and Sir Ruther-
ford Alcock, unanimously advise her majesty TO
apply the money to founding an institution for
promoting the education and maintenance OF
nurses for the sick poor In their own homes. The
chic; center OF the Institution Is TO be at London
with branches at Edinburgh and Dublin. The
nurses Will be classified In two ranks according 70
the length OF their service or skill and devotion.
The queen has always since the death OF her hus-
band, whom she nursed In his Illness taken the
deepest interest In nursing the sick Sne delights
In visiting the homes OF her servants and even OF
the peasantry In the neighborhood or Balmoral, In
cases OF sickness, and In accordance with her sug
gestion, the money should be applied In some such
way as is now recommended. The Jubilee In
peral Institute, for which the Prince OF Wales Is
indefaugably begging subscriptions. Is generally
ndiculed. Nobody on earth Is able 70 say what
Its objects are or where IL will be situated.
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THE EVENING STAR

PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday,
AT THE STAR BUILDINGS,
Nrthvsss Corner Pennsylvania Ave. and 1lth st. BY
The Evening Star Newspaper Company,
g. II. KAUFFMANN, RresL
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

CHURCH OF "OUR FATHER" (UNI-
vernlist). cor. 18th and L SITS. n. w.-Ser-
conducted by Rev; W. II. START, Of Massachusetts.
SUNDAY School at 9:45 am. The public cordially in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-07

Nor GEN. BHLKNAP.-A rumor spread rapidly this
morning through the city that Gen. Belknap had
died suddenly about O'Clock. At the Metropol-
itan Club House, corner 18th and H streets,
on which the nag was displayed at half-mast, 1t
was stated that the false report OF Gen. Belknaps
death had started from the fact that their flag was
half-masted for the death this morning OF Mr..
Chas. KNAPP, member OF the club residing at
17OS III street northwest.
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ARMY ORDERs.-Capt. John B. Guthrie, 18th in
fantry, now on leave Of absence In this city, Or
dered to report by letter to the superintendent
cruittng service, New York, TO conduct q detach-
ment or recruits for the 10th cavalry to the de-
partment OF Arizona, and on the completion OF
that duty to return TO his company.
THE FRIENDS OF POst-Onice Inspector w. p Ryon
are working In his behalf for the District post
mastership, and think that he has q good chance
OF receiving the appointment
SECRETARY LAMAR has decided that private cash
entries do not apply to the odd sections in the
tract known as the Ontanayou lands In the Mar
Quette land district, Michigan.
DECISIONS OF THE FIRST CoNTROLLER.-The First
Controller OF the Treasury has decided that after
the appropriations are exhausted, or no longer
available the accounting oficers cannot take cog
nizance OF and certify accounts for judicial ex-
penseS under the following acts: For prosecution
and collection OF claims support OF cOnvctS,
pay or assistant attorneys OF United States courts
support OF prisoners United States courts, rent OF
United States court rooms, miscellaneous expenses
United States courts as such Jurisdiction Is con-
trary to section 1919 Revised Statutes. and that
before the said accounts can be audited denc-
1encies in these appropriations must be asked for
by the the Attorney General, through the Secre-
tary OF the Treasury. He further decides that
tion OF the act OF June II. 1878, as amended and
extended by act OF July 2, 1884, only applies TO
claims which originate or are recognized by virtue
OF some law other than mere appropriation act
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-07
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SERIAL SAVINGS AND BUILDING AS
~ SOCIATION.
20rH ISSUE OF STOCK.
The third mon thy meeting of the 10Th series will
be held on WEDNESDAY. 11th instant. at his hall
ol5 9Th St NV. at O'Clock p Stock may be sub
scrbed for per share, at the meeting any time
before at the Office If the Secretary. 1416 St
Der cent interest j. raid withdrawal of stock and
cent interest. additional. Is allowed advanced
payments Come TO the meeting early. good oppor-
tunity TO make monthly Investments which can be
with1rAvn with Per cent interest.
ROBT. q. CAMPBELL. President
JlS 10th ST. NV
JNO. A. PRESCOTT. Secretary and Treasurer.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-25
The Points ofENciusion.

w,mSaroS, sept 2i-AssIstnnt Secretary
Maynard has written q letter 10 the collector
of customs at Port Townsend, " T., in re-
gard 10 certain questions growing out of
section o of the Chinc.c act of May q, ls,2,
IN controversy between the collector ON Quo
side, aud the United States attorney aud tho
special agent Of the department on the Other.
Judge Maynard saws that upon consultation
with the solicitor ~ the treasury the follow
ing conclusions la regard 10 the questions
presented appear to be most consistent with
the proper Interpretation of the law;
"A vessel bringing Chinese passengers not
entitled to land cannot be required Ia return
the same ~ a foreign port before being al
lowed 10 proceed ON It's voyage 10 other
ports or places within the iuuslistion
Of the United States. but In such
case the collector should indorsc tho
descriptive certificate, II any, and tho
steamers passenger list or manifest, with a
statement VI his action, " that the officers