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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-27

To-day In the Criminal Court Bernard Carroll, q
young white man, pleaded guilty to . charge OF
obtaining money by false pretenses from Louisa
Westerveit on August 1t was charged that he
pretended to have been sent 70 her for q by Chas
g. Elmer, whoseice wagon was broken. In answer
to the court he said that he supposed aS the time
the wagon was broken, and he had been sent by
another party for the money. The court directed
plea Of not guilty 70 be entered Pleas OF not
guilty were entered In the following cases:
Eleanor Coleman, colored girl indicted for the
larceny Of $50 from the person Of Jno. w. Green,
October 5; George h Boston, embexxlement OF
$2z4 in three sums from Eliza A, brooks. in July
and August, 1887: VIM. Taylor, colored, larceny Of
bull valued At $50 nom Patrick Ryan, October
4; Jno Muller. white man, housebreeksng at
residence Of r N. Woods on June -; Hartless
Eord, housebreaktng In night, residence OF Basil
MAynew June "a, also charged with intent 70
aoeault Emma Mayhem, and entering the house Of
aarne WtiliamA and intent 20 assault Carrie
Hall and Hattie HAIL Jno. Cady alias Williams
ana Jno. Man. housebgeAking In night and larceny
o. e1b and opium from laundry of Sing Wah Octo.
houDe1 Oct0oor g
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kilograms to The Star.
SACKVILIE'S RETIREMENT LIKELY
Lord Salisbury Said to Favor It.
A PROMISED PARNELL SENSATION
MAUuFFe KNOCKS OUT coNLeY.
A Change in the Indiana Situation.
He Has Abundant Proof that shs
ssTimes,' letter. are Forgertcs.

He Has Abundant Proof that the
ssTimes'' Letters are ForGertcs.
Special Gable Dispatch to TIE EVENING srAh
LONDON, Oct. 27.-I am assured on authority for
which can personally vouch. that Parneli is pre-
pared with evidence that Will leave not the faint
est doubt that the famous Times letters were
forged So conclusive Is IL that his bitterest enc
mics Will no longer be able even 10 profess 70
doubt More than this cannot say at present
Parnell's friends are well aware that among the
many thousands OF persons belonging 10 the Land
League there must have been some black sheep,
but they are confident that anything the Times
may produce against q certain number OF obscure
personsges. will make not the faintest impression
on the public mind In view OF
THE SENSATION WHICH WILL FOLLOW THE REvELA-
TIoNs
concerning the letters Ii is not known who are
the witnesses Webster referred to as being ready
TO come forward and swear they were paid TO CON-
init outrages but the Times carefully guards itself
against vouching for their evidence. Another
witness will be HeggaIty, whose resolute defiance
OF the Land League Webster mentioned In his
speech. Heggarly sat In court yesterday at the
solicitors table. In close proximity 10 Biggar and
Davitt There was a general feeling OF relief when
Meoster's speech, which occupied altogether "a
hours In delivery, was concluded The attendance
In court yesterday was larger than on the
days Several ladies were In the side gallery.
Among them Countess Tolstoi, the wife or Philip
Stanhope, member OF parliament, who, although
brother OF the tory war secretary, Is an en-
also present. Parnell and several others or the
prominent members OF his party, however, make
almost an ostentaI1ous display OF indifference 10
the proceedings and seldom put IN an'appearance.
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From wall street To-Day.

NEW YORK, Oct 20, IL a m.-The stock market
opened oull but lirm u strong this morning, with
first prices showin, advances over last evenings
closing figures or from :. 10 per cent. though
there were a few exceptions, aud Canada southern
was down u per cent The generally active stOcks
remained urn 10 strong fur SOME tlIn'', alg an-
vances OF small fractions were made over "a Open
Ing prices, but later the market weakened ana TIC
gains were generally lost with something n addl-
ton. The features OF tie Market however, were
an unusually large business FOR That stock aud a
drop OF I per cent IN Richmond and West Point
preferred No further feature or movement OF any
Kind occurred, ana at IL O'Clock the market was
dull and steady, generally al slight fractions BE-
low FIRST prices.
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LORD sACkvILLE's REruuEnENr.
Lord Salisbury Said 10 Favor It-A Ssir
| Among London Diplomats.

LONDON, Oct. 27.-The Sackyile letter Incident
has caused q considerable sur In diplomatic cir
cles
Mr.. Phelps, the United States minister, has gone
TO hatfleld House, Lord Salisbury's country resi-
dence In Hertfordshire, 10 see Lord SALISBURY. hs
called nrst at the foreign OfIloe. and nnding tho
prime minister gone, he Immediately followed him
10 ms country seat IL l. said that Lord salisbury
favors the retirement OF LORD Sackvllle.
The officials at the Unlted states legation are
extremely reticent on the subject OF the sackvius
anair. Mr. White, first secretary OF the legation,
when questioned about the matter declined 70
talk.
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Washington News and Gossip.


A>rrsrxrrrs-stb pare-
Arropxrvs- 9Th rage
Auction SAr,Es-3d and 7th parsa
Bo.Rprso-4th page.
RrrsrSrss CHANcrs-:sd p.ra.
CITY IrEMs-Sth page.
COUNTRY REAL EsrArE-3d paga
DEArHs-5th pare.
DENr1srRY-7th page.
EpUcArIoNAI-fth psre.
FAMILY SuPPLrEs-f,th psre.
FINASc1AL-4th paee.
FoR RENT (Rooms,-4th paps
For RENT (Houses,-8th pssa
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Another Popular Young Member Of the
District B2f Passes Away.

Mr.. Edwin D. Wright, one OF the most promising
OF the Junior members OF the District bar, died
about O'Clock this morning at his residence, on
Virginia avenue. Mr.. Wright was q native of
South washington and graduate OF the public
schools OF the fourth district He was
one Of the graduating class OF Co
iumbia Law School OF 1881, and on April 1 OF
that year was admitted to the bar. In a short
time he had every prospect OF successful career.
For time he was associated with Judge T.,
+. Miller, now Of the Police Court. Mr..
Wright became Interested in politics
and was active In organizing the democracy OF his
section. He was member OF the Columbia Club
and also or the central committee, and at the St
Louis convention Of 1884 was a delegate with Mr..
Dickson He had been in poor health for some
time and for the last few weeks was confined to
death.
In the Police Court this afternoon Nh. Campbell
Darlington announced the death Of Mr. Wright
and moved that the court adjourn. Judge Miller
made some feeling remarks concerning the Dc.
ceased and adjourned the court
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FERSoNAL-Hon. Geo. V. N. Lothrop, late minis
ter to Russia, Paul Sears Of Boston, Major II. w.
Lawton Of the Army, and W. 7. Fitzgerald Of San
Francisco, are at the Ebbitt.-Chas Cries v, w,
Haynes, and X. j. Tearus OF New York, are at
Welcker's.-E Lavary, w. j. Ticknor, < b. Con-
vers, and A. u. Smith OF New York, +. l. Kalk OF
Brooklyn, and Clay Carroll OF Kentucky are at the
RiggS-SenOr Guzman, the Nicaraguan minis
ter, &. b. Youmans, Chief Clerk OF the Treasury
Department, and StilsOn Hutchins Of Washington,
were In New York last night-HOn. NJ. Herbert
OF England, Edward Dodge OF Brooklyn, w. II.
Mcintosh of New York, and C. N, Greenleaf OF
New Hampshire, are at the ArlingtOn.-Prof w.
J. H. Hogan Is in the city for short visit.-Key
compton OF Maryland, II. Mali OF Brooklyn, j. c.
Odgers OF England, and B. ID. Washburn Of New
York. are at WOrmley's-P. D0nan OF Dakota,
and +. w. Moore OF Providence, X L, are at the ST
James-RObt. Marshall and I. o. Atkinson Of
P1ttsburg, are at the National.-Henry jackson
OF Atlanta, Is at The Metropolitan.
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HnIsDALE, MICH, Oct 27.-Chas ". MaldrOn,
the banker who recently ned, leaving l. l. koon,
his partner, badly IN the lurch, had. by means OF
the nrm's notes, &c. which lac fOaied, placed Mr..
koon IN shape 10 lose about Sl2O.oO0 Mr.. koOn
has already paid about $4,000 out OF his private
funds Now waldron, m a letter Uners 10 pay the
$4,000 now outstanding n a satisfactory arrange
meat can be made-One which VIII lot make VAL
dron a law-Dreaker. In order 10 make this
rangemenJ Col John Atkinson and Henry 4. Thur
Der, OF Detroit, Will leave lCr Europe to-day. At
kinson Is MGldron's attorney and IhurDer goes IN
the interest OF Mr. kOOn.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
x~"NoRTHwEsT' IN The LEAD.
CASH MAKES A Low PRICE

n
few weeks purchased the Drug Store Of
LEWIS FLEMMER & BRO. and finding business in q
very unsatisfactory state, have to the follow
ing conclusions: First-That you have been charged
entirely too much for your Drugs and Medicines.
seconi-rhst not tenough medicines were sold to ill.,
their being fresh at all times Third-1hat the
business had fallen into rut, and was badly in need
of stmulint We now propose to remedy these evils.
and apply vigorously the necessary stmulant. which
is to up. three things First-To sell low and
in some Instances lower than any other druggist in the
city. for cash. Seeond-A rapid turning over of the
stock: buying in small Quantities direct from the
uacturers while their strength and vitaizing quail
ties are unimpaired) thus insuring at all times
the newest and freshest medicines. Thirdly the
proper application of advanced business principles
and modern methods as In vogue in the largest and
most successful mercantile houses In the country. We
do not propose to cut the price few articles
Headers" and even up with you something else.
We propose to hew close to the ineto let nothing
cape the knife OF reduction. Everything has been too
high. and We propose to make them all lower. Drugs
can be sold cheaper than they have BEEN and yet
make fair profit ell0u1hd least for US. OUR PRE-
SCRlPTlON DEPARTMENT 7 is in charge of registered
Pharmacists Of practical experience and all prescrip-
tons will be compounded with diligence and accuracy
At any time OF the day night and prices from
TO % per cent less than have heretofore prevailed
Prompt attention given to orders by telephone and
mail. Telephone No. 1873. Csl for price list. L.
MAcKALL BROTHER, Corner 14th and sta n. ".
Oc27-3t
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NAVAL OFFICERS ACcOUNTs.-The Fourth Audi
tor OF the Treasury has instructed his bookkeepes
to open individual accounts with each and every
officer Of the Navy, and that all amounts paid to
omcerS from and after July / last, whether for
pay, mileage, or on any other account, be charged
10 an oihcerS account, and all amounts refunded
to the United States credited II will be possible
from July last to determine at a glance Just now
much has been paid an officer and on what ac-
count.
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Postmaster McNamara's shortage.
A MORE CAREFUL ExAhISATIoS 90 HIS BOOKS SHOWS
IT AMOCNTS To LITTLE

n Il
1T AMOUNTS TO LITTLE
ST. PAU. Oct. GA special from Minot Oak,
says: Ex-Postmaster Mcnamara was brought be-
fore Justice sullivan to-day and IN view OF recent
developments In the casesRis bonds were reduced
10 $500, which were readily produced The case
has attracted considerable attention the past
changing him with the embezzlement OF 81. 500.
The examination OF the books was evidently made
10 avery careIess manner anu ~ is , u0uDsua ,il !.
shortage viii amount 20 very much n anything.
The Government Successful I'm Rou-
mania.
BucHAREsr Oct 27.-The elections for the cham
Der OF deputies have resulted IN great success ior
returned II equal 70 the combined force returned
by all the other groups
Mrs. Jamcs q. HsIatne, Jr.. Better.
NEW YoEk. Oct 27.-Mrs James G: Blaine. r.,
was reported this morning 70 De consioeraDay
better than she was yesterday.
A Death Sentence Cemnased.
OTTAWA. Oct 27.-The petitions for executive
by citizens OF Philadelphia and PetersDoro on be
half OF the young man Farley, sentenced 70 death
nave been duly approved and the sentence wiz be
commuted " penal seryituoe ior NE
Beul.ux,sss Think I'hcy are PerseeuseA
PARIS. Oct 27.-Twenty persons Were % severely
the Sale Wagram last night boulangisl news VS.
disturbance. and ailege that they are DESTROYS OF
interrupting In a similar way banquet 70 DC held
to-day, at which Gen. boulanSer VIII pfesioe-
THANKED SorsCoursesies 20 the Emperor.
BxxrIS Oct 27.-The emperor has instructed
the forelrn uflce 20 thank the Royerlme nts which
he mas visited recently Tor the cordial recepuon
rendered 70 MIN, and 20 express ms gratincauon
that a peaceful Interpretation has been placed On
his tour.
Political Notes.
Repreeentative COX made a speech 10 the oemo.
Gratis In Detroit last night
GOV. HIM In a speech at Cooperstown. n. T., yes
terfiay explained why hes could not meet Press
dent Cleveland IN New York TO-DAY. and expressed
REPRESENTATIVE McComas ana Col II. kyd Doug
las the two opposing candidates for Congress
from the sixth Maryland oistrlct closed tneir
series OF joint DISCUSSIONS al Cumperiano last
Chairman Quay, Of the republican national com
mlttee arrived at Petersburg, Va, yesterday
morning and went 20 Gen Mahones resadence.
AZ the request OF TIE republican national COM
m1t&ee ex-Goy. Cameron OF virginia, VIII leave N
q few days Tor Indiana and Kentucky 20 stump
those states In the interest OF The national ticket.
ne expects 70 make several speeches N spoaker
cariisiss dislr1cl
The Universalist geqerai convention at chicsgo
yesterday elected the following ofices: Presidents
Hon Aoees ". fArker, o. New hampsnlrs: sics-
fetaTy, Rev. Dr. @. L DsmAresI OF New HAmp-
SHIRE; treasures. q Taylor, EsQ- q New fork;
txpsgce Roy. ChAxi3 Conkdn, 0 chicago A.
touruGd 70 mnoL - Lynn MaEks next yenk
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Callers In the MOrniug-Rain Pre-.
vents the Ladies' Shopping Tour.
NEW YORK, Oct 27.-secreUary Whitneys dis
tinguished visitors, President and Mrs Cleveland
and MIS- Folsom, were early astir this morning.
After breakfast the President received a number
OF callers The rain prevented the ladies from
going shopping. Some OF those who called on the
President were HON Roswell =. Flower, Hon.
ton; Judge Maurice J. Power, Joseph j. O'DOn-
ohue, General William ii. Baunum,
colonel Calvin \. Brice, ex-senator
Fitzgerald Richard Cunningham, Francis l. Stet-
son, VIM. steinway ana W. II. Woodward After
reviewing the parade the President Will dine at
Secretary Wnitneys and then leave on the pm.
train for WashinguOn from the Pennsyly ania depot
at Jersey City. lie Will be accompanied by Mrs.
Cleveland, Mrs Folsom and Col Dan Lamont
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-27

The Universalist general convention at chicsgo
yesterday elected the following onicen: Presidents
prsQdsnL nev Dr. ,. & CsntweiL Of chicago; sec-
retaTy, Rev. Dr. @. L DsmAresl OF New hnm},-
shire; ueasureI. q taylor, Eso- q New foski
tourned 70 meeI - Lynn, Mask, next yeef
Tnee wsre 80 os.lne.s !aalurss v - osa'sa
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"Youn Po1Sr Is We'll TAxEx,

"Youa Po1sr Is We'll TAKEs.-
OF COURSE IT IS OTHERWISE IT
WOULDN'T BE POINT
YOU CAME IN AND ASKED Us IF WE Ex-
CREDIT TO LIVE UP TO THEIR PROMISES.
WE DO.
DO THEY,
NO.
THEN WHAT,
SIMPLY THAT THOSE WHO CAN. AND
WON'T. MUST Be
YOU SAY THAT'S HARD.
NO. IT ISN'T. WHY WILL PEOPLE PROM
IsE TO DO MORE THAN THEY ARE ABLEi
THEY DoNT'
YES. THEY DO THEY COME TO Us AND
SAY THEY WANT SUCH AND SUCH FURNI-
TURE. so MANY CARPETS, THIS STOVE
AND THAT. THESE CURTAINS AND so
FORTH. AND THEN THEY PLEDGE so
MUCH MONEY EVERY WEEK.
AND DON'T PAY IT.
PRECISELY. WHY.
BECAUSE THEY CAN'T.
EXACTLY. THEN WHY. IN THE NAME OF
GOODNESS. WILL THEY BLAST THEIR
CREDIT BY SAYING THEY YCANDoATHINa
WHEN THEY CAN'T
MAYBE THEY CAN AND DON'T!
THEN THEY'RE RAscALs. IN MOST
CASES THEY CAN'T: AND. THEREFORE,,
THEY'RE IDIOTS TO PLEDGE HEIMPOs-
sIBLE WE DON'T ASK IT. ALL WE WANT
Is FOR AMAN OR WOMAN TO SPEAK AN
HONEST WORD. AND BACK 1T UP wITHAN
HONEST. CONSCIENTIOUS ACTION IF
THEY'LL DO THIS WE ARE THE EASIEST
PEOPLE ON EARTH 10 GET ALONG WITH.
HOUSE HERRNANNs
CASH AND CREDIT
FURNITuRE. CARPET AND STOVE HOUSE
391 AND s23 SEVENTH STREET n. W,
AND 636 MASS. AVENUE
oel-2m
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WRECKED SCHOONER FoUND.-Lieut Comman-
der Emery, commanding the U. S. s. Thetis, re-
ports to the Navy Department, under date OF Gulf
OF Alaska, September 20, that the wreck OF a
schooner. supposed TO be the Lookout, Of San
Francisco, has been found on Athka Island one OF
the Aleutlan group, and that no Information In
regard to her crew could be learned from the ma
CiVoS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-27

DECISION IN REGARD TO RAILROAD TARrFFs.-
The Interstate Commerce Commission, by Com
missioner Walker, has made public the result of
It's examination OF the new transcOntinental
tariffs which were put In effect September i,
1858 After stating the point or the former decision
In the Denver case that rates from San Fran
cisco to Denver higher than the rates from San
Francisco TO Kansas City are not permissible un-
der the short-haul clause OF the act to regulate
commerce; and showing that the new tariffs are
clearly made in pursuance or an honest effort TO
conform 10 the provisions OF the act interpreted
Dy the Commission the opinion proceeds TO ex-
anime the details OF the new system, which were
not known to the commission until after they
were put IN force Rates that are Just and reason
able from selected manufacturing points, through
the entire territory east OF the Missouri river and
west or the AtlanClc seab0ard are prima face Just
and reasonable from all other points In the same
territory. Determinations are made and undue
advantages are given by the special tariffs In Ques-
ton, In giving different rates to places named and
those not named; TO manufactured articles named
and those not named; to jObbers at places named
and those not named; to manufacturers and to
Jobbers and other dealers. The opinion further
stated that these conclusions were made known
ON october 1S TO representatives OF the transcon-
t1nental lines, at an interview arranged for that
purpose and were at once acceeded To, the mOdl.
fed, arrangement suggested by the Commission as
70 west-Dound business having gone into effect on
October d
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IL Tzrsr DArs Or CHEAP AND
- ~

STYLISH CLOTHING.
CUsE FOR NOT BEING WELL DRESSED.
THERE Is A POINT BELOW WHICH IT
Don't PAY TO GO IN BUYING SUIT OF
CLOTHES II YOU DO. YOU MAY BE SURE
THERE Is SOMETHING FAULTY EITHER
IN MATERIAL, WORKMANSHIP OR STYLE
OUR LOWEST PRICED MEMS SACK SUITS
ARE $50. AND AT THAT PRICE WE
SHOW SUITS THAT WE CAN RECOMMEND
AxD GUARANTEE
AT s15w WE BEGIN WITH OUR CUTAwAY
SUITS. AND FOR THAT MONEY WE CHAL-
LESeE COMPETITION OUR GOODS ARE
BOUGHT FOR CASH AT THE LOWEST
NOTCH OF THE BEST MANUFACTURERS
OUR EXPENSES ARE SMALL AND WE CAN
AFFORD TO SELL AND DO SELL. AS Low
As ANY ONE IN THE CITY.
WILL roU PROVE Usr
Z z BARNuM q co.
oess s31 PENNSYLVANIA AVE.
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THE EVENING STAR
SPECIAL NOTICES.
FALL GAS FIxTUREs
s. q. SHEDD Il BRO.
A.l0 laL - ~ NJ

- FALL GAS FIXTURES
& s. sHEDD h BRO
Az 9th ST. n W.
Our stock s reDlete with beautiful Gas Fixtures
and elesnt design. and 81 prices that defy com
petition
Our assortment embraces the latest and artistic
Wrouxht-iron Chandeliers. Brass Gas Fixtures. Hall
Lights Brackets Gas Globes and Shades Of every var
ETY. and color
sel5 s. & sHEDD BRO. 432 9th St
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Brought . Young African Prince with
AIm.

CoLUNBus IND, Oct 27-Carl Strekleman, q
prominent young German OF this city, has re-
turned from q four year stay In Central Africa,
where he was engaged In trading with the natives,
and exploring the interior OF the country away
from the Congo He brought home with him q
nine-year0ld negro prince whose father is king OF
the Lonagon country. ana q member OF the Bavele
tribe. The boy Is entirely uncivilized. He viii
return 70 his own people after learning the Lam
guage and customs OF this country.
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INTERNAL REVENUE APPoINTMENTs.-The secre-
tary OF the Treasury has appointed the following
storekeepers and gaugers: Joshua Cate, at Cynth-
lana, Tenn; VIM. NJ. Keeney, at Jacksboro,, Tenn ;
North Carolina; Hugh Holmes, at Belleville, n.
D., and j. M. McGee at POlycarp, &C.
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LORD sACKvlLLE,s STATUS.
The President Said 10 Have DcuaanAe.
His Recall.

skohErAkf BAYARp. HOWEVER, sPRAKs DIPLOMAT.
icALLf ABOUT TALL THE YAcTs N THE CAsE
SENT 10 THE COURT OF ST. JAMKs-AN URGENT
CABLEGRAM SAID 10 BIZ A DEMAND rop ACTION ON
THE PART OF THE BRITISH GOVERNMENT.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

F~LINCOLN MEMORIAL CONGREGA-
- tonal Church, corner 11th apd sts. n. W
ne pastor Ill preach at IL IN. on the work Of the
sNITH OF Chattanooga. Tenn. viii preach al SOP.
IN. Everybody welcomed Rev. GEO. ". MooRE,
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The District Essfn,aaes-

THEY WILL 60 TO CONGRESS WITHOUT CHANGE
The Commissioners' estimates for the expenses
OF the District Of Columbia for the next fiscal year
have been considered by the Treasury Depart
ment, and Will be sent to Congress witnou,
change.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-27

DIVIDING THE FUNDs.-The Controller Of the Cur
rency has declared seventh dividend, 10 per cent
In favor Of the creditors of the Richmond National
Bank OF Indiana, making In all II per cent on
claims proved, amounting to 1896, ,S62.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-27
Robbed q Buildinx Association.

NABDik, THE ChiCASo kAbbZzLER, GOT AWAY WITH
MUCH MORE THAN WAS AT FIksT kEPokTKD.
CHICAGO, Oct. 27.-Charles c. Nardin, who left
the city about two weeks ago taking with him a
considerable amount OF money belonging 70 the
Citizens Building and Loan Association, has not
yet been heard from IL Is known that he has
since sent message TO his vile, but she pretends
utter ignorance as 70 his present whereabouts.
The experts. who have been examining the books
az the association, claim that Instead OF 81 600 as
at rirst supposed, Nardln's shortage viii amount
TO between 81, 900 ana 600.
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Split Their skulls with q Haschee.
ONE RAuROAD NAN KILLED AND ANOTHER FATAL
INJURED BY A FELLOW WORKMAN,

FoRr WORTH. TEX. Oct. 27.-At late hour last
night fatal quarrel occurred in the yards OF the
AUchison road, resulting In the death OF one man
in shaking out the CRATE bars OF his locomotive
Brady, VINO was not on friendly terms with Cor
cOran, refused, and q war OF words ensued par
ticipated In by Corcorsn's fireman, L c. Gregg.
Brady went away angry, and, procuring hatcheI
returned and assaulted Corcoran, cutting his skull
open. He assaulted Grrgg IN the same manner.
He then concealed himself and has not yet been
captured. Corcoran died In q short time and
GreRg Will not live.
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The Government Successful In

BucHAREsT Oct. 27.-The elections for the cham
Der deputies have resulted In great success for
the government. The number OF conservatives
returned IL equal TO the combined force returned
by all the other groups
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-27

EX-MNIsrER LoTHRoP is at the Ebbitt House a.
companied by Baron Barthold Huene, of st. Peter
burg. Mr.. Lothrop called on the Secretary
State to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-27

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal reve
nue., $406, 153; customs $685.
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fHK WHY ASp wHrKEnOkk 90 TIN ruRS--oSE
USUALLY hArffSs sAour Two wEEKs sEFOkx An
KLEcTIoS-KFFHcr uPoN rHt yto.-Y~a vork