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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-10-19
THE 2:f0 RACE.

Thiswas "a close and exciting race and the
horses made excellent time. John G,
kautfman's Big George made q fine show =
Ing at the start OF each heat AL d at ttImts did
some wonderful uoltlpg; he did not seem
able to keep his feet however, and by bis
bad breaking fell back to fourth place each
time. Little Ida, fBe gray mare from
Reading, took the first and second heats,
although she was hard pressed at times. In
tho third hest Ida broke on the home stretch
and was third under the wire. Her driver
claimed he hea',ss the driver OF Purity had
crowded him, and the judges awarded it TO
him. This gave tie gray the race, Parity
securing second money and Little Maud
tnird. The summary OF this race follows,
,Irot.ing fa,e-2:iO class. Premium, 400
TO 1onrth ""' wv
john hft'ing enters e. m. Little Ida...l
6toobs Lud wig enters b. m, Purlty. . .
owen r. Deeds enters BIN Little Maud ? =
S.C. hhnaman enters b. Z Big GeoTgr a A
Time, 2.s9S, ?:35S. 2:3l. o.
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DlSCLAIMlNG RESPONSlBlLsTy.
Chief Arthur Says Hc Did Not Order che
RQIlinxlQu Eng ineerS In Saraic

CHICAGO, March 6-Chief Engineer Arthur was
bothered with few callers this morning. only a
bare dozen engineers and fremea sat around head
quarters and AL the excitement OF yesterday had
died out.
"What are your plans?- was asked the chief
ITO sit here and wait until the Burlington is
ready 10 open negotiations"
"wlll you seek a conference with the Burlington
officials:-
"No. sir. / have done all OF that kind OF busi-
ness can Mr.. sargent and myself did not order
the strike. The men asked Us IL they could leave
their engines and we, after looking the situa-
tion ana falling TO get any sort OF satisfaction
from the of1cials consented 10 their doing 81.
Ihis carried with It the support or the whole
Brotherhood. We cannot order them bark. II
they come TO the conclusion TO 20 back of their
own accord they will notify Us, and then our mis-
sion is ended"
"How long will this trouble last?"
I'VE are likely 10 remain IN the city for some
time TO come. lou can draw your own conclu-
s,onS"
THE SITUATION UNCHANGED AT ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS March 6-There is practically no
change Ia the Burlington strike here. Two pas
senger and two freight trains left FOR the North
yesterday from East st. LOUIS depot, and train
run 10 ana from 81. Peters and keokuk on this
Side or the river. Officials state that the service
improves daily.
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kilograms to The Star.
BRITISH WAR OFFICE SCANDALS
Ancient Documents Found at Stratford
FIVE MEN BLOWN TO PIECES.
The Crown Prince Takes a Walk.
BRITISH POLITICAL TOPICS.
The New Duke Of Rutland and COmin
Parliamentary Contests.

The New Duke Of Rutland and Coming
Parliamentary Contests.
special Cable Dispatch TO The EVENING STAR
LONDON, March 0.-Lord John Manners, who
succeeded his brother as duke OF Rutland, has
been O member or the house OF commons almost
continuous for forty seven years since he was re-
turned from Newark as Gladstone's colleague
The late duke for some time, when marquis OF
CRANKY was leader OF the protectionist party. but
had been out OF politics for many years The new
marquis OF CRANKY. son OF the new duke OF Rut-
land, Is Saulsbury's private secretary, ana will
probably enter parliament for Lerchestere, the
seat his father now vacatea There is not likely
TO De contest. The tory majority the last time
was very large. There are four other vacancies
now in Sussex, Merthyn, Glamorgan and Limerick,
Dut none Will probably be contested. The Irish
members taunt the government with their fayorite
contention that they bave delivered Ireland from
the tyrrany OF the national league and challenge
them 10 contest Limerick. The invitation ap-
parently, Will be declined with thanks. There is
no truth In the rumor that Blunt, who Will be re-
leased from prison to-day. is to be the Parnelite
candidate. The succession OF Manners to the
the ministry He probably will resign the post OF
chancellor OF the duchy OF Lancaster, and q new
minister OF agriculture will De created.
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trict OF Marblehead, Mass; Thomas H. Kelly, OF
New Jersey, as assistant collector OF customs for
the port OF Jersey City, n. j.; E. p. Briscoe, OF
Port Gibson, Miss. to be agent for the Indians OF
the Crow agency In Montana; Edward G. Spilman,
OF Rapid city, Oak, TO be register OF the land
ONCE at Devils Lake, Oak.
PROPOSED AIR SHIP.
The House committee on ventilation and acous.
tics to-day gave an audience to Mr.. A. de Bussel
who spoke in favor OF the bill making an appro-
prlation OF $50, 900 to enable him to build air.
ship to convey passengers and freight. The pro-
and consists essentially OF metallic compartment
vessel properly braced and strengthened, and
provided with all necessary appliances, the whole
to constitute conveyance for rapid passage over
land or sea- and which can be utilized for the gen.
eral purposes OF commerce, exploration, and OBJ
Servatton.
PERSONAL DISCUSSION IN THE HOUSE.
The House was thrown into q political discussion
this afternoon over the Alabama election case,
which took at one time personal turn. Boutelle
(Me.) and UFerral (Na.) accusing one another OF q
lack Of bravery.
The Secretary Of War says that so many errors
have been made In printing the abstract or the
militia force recently communicated to Congress
that the printed document is valueleSS. The Sen
ate yesterday ordered reprint.
In the House. late Yesterday afternoon. Mr.. Cox
introduced a bill to divide the employees OF the
faiiway-mail service into six classes.
A joint resolution was passed in the House. late
yesterday afternoon, allowing Paymaster j. q
Barton, Il. :. N, TO accept from the emperor OF
In the Senate yesterday Mr.. Coiqu,tt gave no.
tice OF speech he intends to make on Thursday
relating to the Presidents message.
In the senate to-day Mr. Gibson offered a reSO-
luton directing the Sergeant-at-armS to appoint a
page for service in the press gallery. Referred
committee ON contingent expenses.
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Death Of Louisa N. ADcOtt.
BOSTON, MASS, March 6.-Miss Louisa NJ. AlcS

bOsTON, MASA, March U.-Mlss louisa N. AlcOtt
died this morning.
Coming so soon after the death OF her father the
denly-announced death OF Louisa NJ AlcoIt
or1ngs double sorrow To the IN ny friends OF the
family, while the loss OF this talented writer will
be felt FAR and wide among the many readers OF
her books For long time Miss Alcott has been
III, suuer1ng from nervous prosIration. Last au-
tumn she appeared TO be improving and went TO
the Highlands TO reside with Dr. Rhoda A. Law
renee While there She drove In town 10 visit her
Iatner THURSDAY, the 1st inst, and caught u cod,
which, On Saturday, settled on the base OF the
brain and developed spinal meningitis she died
at the Highlands carly this morning. Miss Alcott
was born on her fathers birthday, and it singu-
lar that she should have followed him 50 soon 10
the grave.
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BeresfOrd Again Makes Serious Charge
in the HOuse Of Common.

in the House Of Commons.
Special Cable Dispatch The EVENING STAR
LONDON, March 6-Sir Charles Beresford's attack
In parliament yesterday on the management Of
the naval and military services was an unpleasant
reminder TO the government OF the effect OF that
oncer's resignation. Beresford declared that the
responsibility OF military and naval Officers In
their own departments was a myth, as also the
parliamentary control OF expenditures. Nobody
who has seen millions sterling voted away at one
sitting OF the commons, as frequently happens
Beresford drew melancholy picture OF the frauds
under the present system, which he declared ut
terly rotten and bad. The contractors supply bent
bayonets, broken cutlasses, cartridges that are
Jammed, and shrapnel that would not explode. AS
ne cannot be suspected OF sympathy with the radl-
Gals, who have long made similar complaints
Beresford's allegations attract much attention,
and are likely TO lead eventually TO searching In
Quiry.
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Col. Thomas, Worthless Checks.

NEW YORK, March 6-lnspector Byrnes. when
asked to-day about the case OF Col. W. =. Thomas,
ine Pnladelphl1 coal merchant who was arrested
In Boston and brought 10 this city, charged with
passing bogus checks, said that he could not eN-
plain Thomas' utterances or worthless checks. lie
declared that had he only passed one worthless
check Thomas excuse that he thought he lad
money In the bank would have been reasonable
ana would, no doubt, have been accepted but he
passed several OF them. and for amounts which en-
aDled MIN 10 get about 500 Ia cash after defraud
Ing his creditors hoard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-06
Three HfghSvaymem Captured.

CHICAGO March "a dispatch from Springfield
NO., says: j. ii. Thompson Oscar Goodman, and
Hugh R0dman members or an organized gang OF
highwaymen which has systematically worked
the passenger depots ON both the Gulf and the
Frisco roads Tor several months have been CAP
tured Their last robbery was that OF Plttsbury
drummer, from whom they took sl5S Thomp-
sons father Is a prominent farmer, worth al least
$4,000. -
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A VALUABLE FIND.

Thousands of Ancient Documents Dis.
covered at StratfOrd.On.AyOn.
Special Cable Dispatch to TIE EVENING STAR:
LONDON, March Cit Is reported that the dis
covery Of ancient documents In a disused room OF
the old Guild hall at Stratford-on-Avon is fully
confirmed. The documents are unquestionably
genuine and relate TO the doings OF public bodies
As they are thousands in number, some time viii
be necessary to ascertain whether they include
anything throwing light on Snakespeare's ure
They date from Elizabeth to Anne.
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FIVE MEN TORN To PIECES.
Terrible Re>ults of the 1srrWsaturc EA'
nlosi0n Of a DIV Ymamsllc Hint.

lsRrENING, Nlcu.. March "a friShtiGl aca-
dent happened st the Cleveland mine last nigtt
In which five miners lost their lives The m'h
were blasting out drill-hole at the bottom OF No.
2 shaft. using d Mantle for the purpose. When TIE
charge exploded p-rmaturely. managing the NC
urcn oct % human srmblaace. u ~ supposed th ~
the eNrice,ye was ignited 10y the heat ct gas.
plpe when was charged with n ana which han
been heated ana straichtened IN the OiscAsanlth-
shop lust t,cfo = being used. The victims wer
Charlss EustiS John Williams. Eric Natte~on.
Nm. Gindie sni Alfred Lucas. All bu1 cin0e
were unmarried
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Washington News and Gossip.


AMUsENESrs-6th page.
ATToRSEYs-3th page.
AUCTION SALEs-3d page.
BoARDINs-6th pare.
BooKs-4th page.
BUSINESS CHANcBs-2dp psea
CRY IrENs-6th pare.
COUNTRY REAL EsrATk-6th para
DEArzs-5th pare.
DENrIsTRY-4th page.
DRY GooDs-4th page.
EDucATIoNAL-4th pa4e.
FAMILY SUPPLrKs-4thp para
FIsANcIAL-4th page.
FOR KENT (Roomsl-2d page.
FOR KENT (Houses)-6th page.
FOR RENT (Stores)-2d page.
FoR RENT (Onices)-2d page.
foR RENT (Miscellaneous)-2d page.
For SALE tHouses)-2d page.
For SALE Uots)-6th page.
FOR SALE (Miscellaneous)-2d page
HoUsEFuRSIsHrSGs-4 page.
LADIES GooDs-4th page.
LOCAL MESTIoN-6th psza
LOST AND FoUND-2d pasa
MARRIAGEs-5th page.
MONEY TO LoAN-6th page.
MEDlcAL-4th page.
OCEAN STEAMERS page,
POTOMAC RIVER BoArs-4th pasa
PIANOS AND 0RaANs--4th paSa
PERsoSAL-6th page.
PRoFFssroSAL-3d paga
PRoPosALs-4th PAGE.
RAlLRoADs-4th page.
SPEc1ALrIEs-4th page.
SPECIAL NOrIcEs-lst paes
SUBURBAN PRoPfRrY-Oth pagS
SUMMER REsoRTs-4th page.
IHE TRADEs-4th page.
OSDfRTAKERs-4th page.
WANTED (Help)-2d psse.
WANTED (Situations,-2d page
WANTED Rooms)-2d page.
WAErED (Houses%2d page.
WANTED lMiscellsneous)-2d paga
WINTER REsoRrs-4th page.
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The Aunrchi.ts, Case. Aeain,

OTTAWA. ILL.,, March 6.-The anarchist case has
been docketed In the Supreile Court again on
motion flied by Black and Soloman, counsel for
Ftelden Schwab, and Neebe. The motion asks for
a correction OF the record, which Is alleged 10
recite the presence or the defendants IA court
when the order in each or their cases was made
whiie tney at the time were not present, either In
person or by attorney.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-06

DENISoN, TEX, Mar. 6.--J. p. Snyd-r was brought
mere under arrest yesterday charged with robbing
United states mails He had large package OF
valuable mail In his possession, which he claimed
10 have found on the railroad track. In his pock-
cts were found drafts on New York banks a,gre-
gazing SAG, 1o1, and many cheeks on local banks,
and money orders were also found upon him. IL
Is believed that he was concerned In the robbery
U the pOst-0l1ce at Mckinney last FrlQay
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-06
ELECTRIC LIGHTING; IN ENGLAND.
A Bill 10 Remove Restrictions which
have Heretofore Rindered its Pro.

Special Cable Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR
LONDON, March 6.-The house OF lords are use
fully occupied in amending the electric lighting
act. The present restrictions on the companies
are so onerous that very little capital is attracted
into the business; hence, England is more back
ward than almost any other country in this i'm
pfovement Several speakers referred 20 america
as leading the way. Lord Herschen went so far
as to say that England was behind even the South
Sea islanders. Parliament, not wishing TO allow
further great monopol1es like water and gas CON-
pan1es, Inserted clause In the bill OF 1882 com.
pellng electric companies TO transfer their plant
70 the public authorities after twenty-one years
at a valuation. and capitalists consider that The
period Is not long enough to compensate for the
risk. The amended bill Will certainly pass and
the companies Will then be allowed forty two In
stead OF twenty.one years
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-06

NEW YORK, March T. IL AZ a. m.-The failure OF
Waldron Laurence has just been announced on
tne Stock exchange. The failure is generally con-
sldered uniDportant, and only small lot OF Read
Ing was sold out for their account. The amount
involved is less than OOOO and IL Is expected
that the nrIn will resume business within a few
days
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THE EVENING STAR
PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday,
AT TIE STAR BUILDINGS,
Northwest Corner Pennsylvania Ave and llth st., BY
The Evening Star Newspaper Company,
S. KAUFMAN, FTes'L

Tur Yyyxr~G STsE Is served 70 subscribers in the
e,y Nv cnrri@rs ou their account 10 pef
u.<s or 44c Yer month Copies at the counter =
r-rfs each BY maii-pOst1ge pr-pall-50 cents .
month uir. year. Sti. six months, SB
Entered the Post Once al Washington. d. C.. a.
e~cond- lass mail Instterl
THE WEgNLY STsR-Published on Friday-S1
year. POSTAGE PREPAID siS months. 30 esnts
Al mail subscriptions must be paid in advance;
10 payer sen; longer than Il paid for.
Rates of advertising made known on application
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A Hardware Company ta Trouble.
Killed in N Collision.

NJ. LoCIs. March G-Tne Herman Parker narf-
ware Co confessed Judgment yesterday for 81. 500
In favor Of Gecrge A. Goddard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-06

Special Cable Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR
LONDON, March 6:-Mrs. Proctor, the widow OF
Berry Cornwall. died yesterday at her residence,
Albert Hall Mansion, Kensington. She was ac-
quainted with nearly every hteraly celebrity OF
the century, and almost TO the last kept literary
saloon where Browning and the greatest writer's
OF the age were constantly seen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-06

GOLDTHwAIrE, TEX, March 6.-Fire swept over
this Town yesterday, and nineteen business houses
were destroyed Only one grocery store remains
In the town. The loss is $4,000 with no Insu-
rance. The post-off1ce was among the buildings
DESTROYED
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-06
Public asuiIainxs and Grounds.

COL Wilson'S REPORT FOR FEBRUARY-BAD CON-
DrTION OF THE MONUMENT GkOUNDs-FLORAL
DECORATIONS AT THE WHITE HOUSE.
In the February report OF Col. J. N. wilson, In
charge OF public buildings and grounds, attention
Is called to the "wretched condition OF the Monu-
ment grounds Owing, he says. 'to the work now
in progress under the Monument Commission,
grading and filling, the contractors carts and
wagons, In charge Of irresponsible drivers, have
cut up the lawns, and portion OF the main road
west and south OF the Monument ID In very bad
condition. have made frequent complaints, and
endeavOred 70 keep the wagons within certain
limits, but having no watchman under my CON-
mand on these grounds have been unable TO have
my instructions carried out. It IL hoped that the
work on the west front win soon be completed
and that may be able to put the main road in
order early In May"
In reference to the decorations at the White
House during the month he says: 1.-THE manson
was decorated for state dinners and receptions on
the I'd, 9th and 18th. On each occasion the east
room was elaborately adorned with plants and
flowers, the value OF the plants being about $4,000
and the cut flowers ab0utt2O All these came from
the propagating gardens, and prominent florists
have stated that they would not reproduce these
decorations for less taan from 900 TO 8, 500 on
each occasion"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-06
Shot BY the GrOOna's Brother.
AN ANGRY FATHER KILLED WHILE LOOKING FOR TIE
NAN WHO MARRIED HIS DAUGHTER.

CHICAGO March ga dispatch from Mortimer
Kan says: While John Geary, O farmer living
daughter elOped to Parsons and was married to a
young man named Parker, son OF q neighbor
They returned to Mortimer and stopped with
Governor Mortimer, an uncle OF the groom The
father OF the girl returned home Saturday, and
learning the facts, buckled on his pistol and re-
paired To Mortimers residence, where he arrived
about midnight. He demanded that young PAR
ker, who had married his daughter, be sent out
remarsing that he intended to Kill him. Parker
did not go out nor was Geary admitted TO the
house, but the latter continued to walk around the
house Until daylight, when brother Of the groom
went out and endeavored to pacliy him. A pistol
shot was heard and all rushed out. Geary was
found lying on the ground dead with pistol ball
through his heart and young Parker stood over
him with has revolver In his hand. Gearys pistol
was found lying on tue ground where he had
dropped It when he fell Parker, who is but q boy,
IL is said, acted in selI-defeHSe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-06

Interior Department Changes.
The following changes were made to-day In the
Interior Department:
t, General Land once Resignation: sylvester r.
Thomas. Of nlinois. 5000
Pension Omce-Promotion: Michael f. Galla9-
her, OF Pennsylvania principal examiner at g. 600
to assistant chief ciei r. same salary Transler In
grade: Francis n. Taylor Of Illinois,' clerk at
81 400, TO special examiner. Resignation; VIM. s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-06

A DISASTER.
B0NHAN, TEX, March 6.-Sunday night a serious
accident TO two or more trains was narrowly
averted on Boisdeau Bottom, 3 miles east OF this
place, by the heroic efforts OF farmer. The con-
tinued hard rains had washed out an embankment
for a distance OF about 90 feet, leaving the track
supported only by the fish bars which connected
the rails The farmer, who was walking on the
track, discovered the washout, and knowing that
a freight train would soon be due he secured Ian
tern and, running up the track through the storm
toward the coming Train, succeeded by frantically
the freight was the cannon-ball passenger train,
which was also stopped just In time. IL Is UNDER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-06

The crown prince and princess Of Germany and
several crowned heads viii send presents on the
occasion OF the Prince OF Wales silver wedding.
from severe cod Tho Lyceum Theater, IN
London, ar which she u performing. was closed
last night
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-06

PATENTS have been Issued to citizens OF the Dis
tric, as follows: Matthew Ryan, antl-frctiOn axle;
sullivan c. Swett show stand or case
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-06

THE BIC STEEL GUN was taken from the anneal-
Ing furnace at the Pittsburg steel Casting Co. 9
works yesterday and found TO be still perfect. The
finishing touches will now be put on and the
March 90
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-06

FORGED LETTER.-COl Lamont says the letter
published in the Albany Times, dated at the
Executive Mansion, signed ''Grover Cleveland -
ana purporting to be the latter's withdrawal frUm
the presidential race, is q forgery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-06

GOING WEsT.-The members of the Interstate
Commerce Commission will leave the city next
week for the purpose Of hearing cases at Omaha
and Lincoln, Neb The cases to be heard are those
originating at Omaha. Lincoln and Beatrice, Neb.,
and Mankato Minn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-06

Special Cable Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR
LONDON, March 6.-JuStin MacCarthy declines to
join the panel OF deputy speakers owing to defec-
tive eyesight This Is the first time such CON-
plinlent has been paid 10 a member OF the Parnel-
lite party.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-06
A Fight with Ra.e Balu Baas.

GOING 10 ST. LoUIs N osEAr sryLn-Ihe New
york oar sfafes tnat both Tammany Hall ana the
county Democracy will go 20 the national demo
cratic Convention at Sc. Louis In style ecupsing
any previous trio. Although the convention VIII
rot take pace for three months several OF the dis
fr5cf ssso<Jattons and committees are already at
work There will be sent from both OF the great
democratic bodies between 1000 and 1000 men.
Ihese t0getber with the many democratic clubs
which have determined 20 attend the convention
ndepe ndenIly OF the regular organizations and the
Irving Hail delegation. Will Increase the number
NJ New YORK city democrats who Will attend tho
convention 10 over 1000 men. The Tammany Han
men and the Counties will 90 In separate trains
and will be accompanied by bands and bsnnerA
'I'he INDISPENSABLE "white hat" VIII also be worn.
District Attorney Fellows OF New york, WIN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-06
,,s.s senator Under Arress.
A MINISTER SUDDENLY EXPIRES FROM HEART Disc Asv
WHILE PREACHING.


PrfsBURa, March a-The wages difference at
the tube works OF 6pang, Chalfant 4 Co., which
resulted In q strike several weeks ago, has been
compromised and work was resumed IN the lap
weid department this morning at the old scale.
The other departments will start up IN . few days
upon reduction.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-06

PAGES AND 4 OF T0-DAYs STAR contain: Work
OF the Hope and Help Mission, Secretary Bayard on
the Fisheries Treaty; Religion to Suit, Bill Arp's
story about Senator Vance; Contesting Tilden's
Will, Standing BY the Strikers, Local and Tele-
graphic news