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Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-10
ON CHANGE.
Spct C 1tion Unchanged; Futures from
8 TO IL Points Higher-Aoney
Market Essy.
wheat Opsnsd Firm, Eiuctusted Mar
roWlY and Closed Lowsr-Live Stock
Transactions Brisk
Daily Local ReVisw.
GAZETTE UFFIqE,
HNRT NNnlTU m,Er Enh 40

so2r WORTH TEI.TFeb. S. 1873,
Produce is fairly plentiful on the mar
ket uow ana values are little easier,
though none are quotably lower except
egss1y which are only worth % cents.
There have been large receipts Of those
aE3sles within the past few deys.
Ef.Trade is brisk and everything in Der-
eRntile circles Is lively. Tie fine weather
otto dsy brought out s. great many pur-
chaseTs.
THE MONEY MARKETS.
The manifestations in the New YORK
mssSsetSst present ere entirely in the
direction OF financial plethora, the indica.
tons being thst very easy loanipg condl-
tons are probable throughout the first half
CT the year. Money continues to flow to
New York from the interior, while the
large purchases of bonds for foreign
account, with the corresponding weakness
in exchange and very low rates prevalent
in the London market, remove any
tendencies OF q character TO affect the
situation in an unfavorsole way. the
dulluess of stock speculation has, per-
hsps, decreased the demands for money,
sn& loans OF bankers balances on call
have been made st from % to
81 per cent. on the Sock Ex-
charge, the banks being free
lenders 81 81 per cent. or slightly better.
Time money IL also plentiful, and is Of
fered at 4 to A per cent. on mixed COL
lateral al from three to six months, and
even 81 per cent. rates have been quoted
on governments. Commercial paper is
in active demand and apparently decreased
supply, the feeling in mercantile circles
being that even easier rates will probably
be obtained shortly. At the moment, best
city names and endorsed bills receivable
are taken at 5@5t per cent, and single
named and western paper 54@6 per cent.
i Bradstreet's.
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GENERAL MARKETS
Produce ana Proyi.isps

ST. LOUIS, Mo, Feb s-Flour-Dun snd
unchanged. Wheat opened firm and adyar ced
early, but later declined and closed sc below
Yesterday; No. 2 fred, cash. 79x aS01lc;
March s01<Gs07<c, closing at s07scix May
slx@s23sc: c.o.ing at slslc; June e29s25sc,
closing at SIC; July 795<6 79s<c, closing Il 795Sc;
a SIC, closing at sisic. Corn advanc' q e esflJ
bns closed &c | wer thai yesterday egeh
45G45kc; March 45&c; May 1870 4S >el9e
Ing at 463<c. Oats lower; cash 27k 1870 4sy
exc. Cornmeal steady at g 05.slfAlsky steSfY
st 81 % Provisions firm. Poyk,s&ew, SIS -.
Lard 81 70. Dry salt meats, sb9ked, shot
ers, s. 75G6 TO: long clear 81 S7s27rSs-S OF
g 90 Bacon. boxed. should. Z, 3 30; long .. t;r
s. 25Gs 80; clear ribs IS 37i<sS 4i; she Hsasi0
IS 50Gs 62kc; B.Eo yet invented.
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i4Hc; March. 45;i May, 461.c.
Nav rQISC hid

May ,f9ISc bid.
| CHICAGO, ILL, Feb. S.-There wa
/ OF nervousness in the gain markets
| provisions acted largely IN sYmF -
gran. In wheat there was q sort H.
up" In the market to-day speoulat = :
lngs were large az times. consider III
wheat coming on the market, and IN,
also some selling from othe- sourcf y
same time there wss good DEM ~
coveliJg rather freely, so that IN 8,
pretty fair business was tr41sacttf--., -
| however, WIS principally on behsF .ssaH
tne large room traders; May cpenekatE
clined 10 SlEfC, reacted and hrmed M I
81 &c cn covering by al orts. anC ~
broRe to and closed at S0Hc deelint,-
caused by heavy gel ing on account o. y
OPERATOR. Corn was moro active to :.
fUI come time pat. snd tracing II >
| heavy curing the greater part ~ lheii
Inc general feel ng was weaker, hi Z
some time after the opening the IS o. (!
quite nTm ewing 10 Gclioss OF LAYS
opara .Crs aud fTmer tone WHEEL
opened ct 5llz,, sold down 10 5lkSSl
In ne opening furry advanced & 5lk
Ihsu Il ruled weaker. Considerable col
INK on tue mFr es STCUnh Sc reacted 7
on covering b. Short. again became y
ard finally closed st 50}Sc. Trariug II
optic was Inactive, hu In Nav there =
big trade. May OATS tpene 8t3l g, SO
to 32c4, and dnSily closed at
feature IF the provision trade was an In :
Ing business IN short ribs; one house SO
OUu,OO) pounds ard another b0ug6t an
quantity. Pork and lard we're du and wi
features OF interest, scalpeTs doing the d
pal trading; prices Iallieu slightly at the {
Ing, but later Geclined In symp tay with g
May pork opened Ct Sl4 81, so d 10 81 9.
closed at Sl4 u; May lard opened ats
to 81 92Hd7 %, and closed at
Msy snort ribs opened ct
sold TO 81 IS, and closed at Il
Leading futures closed as follows: WIN
No. ,, February I7sc; March I45Ec: MAY S
June Sic. Corn-No. ?, e. DruaTy l55sc; n
46c; May 50Jfc; June 50hc. Mess pork
barrel. Nav 81 %. Lard, per leo pol
February s. 65; March 81 20; Nav 81 s.;
SI9H. Short rlOs-February 81 As; ID
81 Ak; May 81 G215. Cash quotstcns'
Flour-Qu'et; Wheat No. , red Iiafc; \
corn, 46tsc. Mess Pork. pr barrel. 81
Il 20. Lard, per 100 pounds s. OK q
Short lib sides, loose sf5O. Dry seized 3
dere, boxed, S. C076 so; short clear
b-Xed, 81 s5Gs 90.
NEW YORK, Feb. s. Coffee-SUot fsiT
steady ut Ice; options unsettled, closing
aud lower; sales $500 bags; February i
Is 10: March L 7O8I3 90; April al2 55Gl
May u 4O912 20: June Il 30Gl2 GO July
Il 20; August II SOIL So; September i
II IS: October II 20Gll so; November
II s.; December II 2C6ll 40; Janusry
sugar-Dull and nominal; fair refining q
at 47sc; refined Uull; OF A csc; mould A x
loaf ana crushed ~; powdere 1891
gran ulate5 &C. cut TlsG7 l6c. Mol
nominal; 80 test pc. Cotton SEED oil quC.t
303z q 32c for Grade and Ale for rsfned. p
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-10
A POKER LOVING JOE.

The Sexton OF a Louisville Church Turns
the Tower into a Poker Room.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Feb. LIT has been
Hound necessary to discharge Joe, the COL
-ored sexton Of the Walnut street Presby-
terisp church in this city, On the ground
that he had fitted up the church tower IS
= poker room ard even so far forgot him-
self IS to indulge with his friends in the
enticiug game while the congregation
were st worship in the church below.
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a Yalusbl. undsrrround River
Denver Republican.

4RNpt-E7I1lsF-1s
An interesting fact has been dlscoy-
cred in connection with the lilo Mimbres
which rises in the mountains OF the south
ern part Of New Mexico.
TIE river is known TO sink before 1t
reaches Deming on the Southern Pacific.
Demlng Is built in the dry bed where The
river evidently ran years ago. Wells OF
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-10

These figures all point in one direction,
and ali tell the sane tale. Europeans
are not such marrying people now as
they were twenty years ago, and among
the marrying people we are nearly ss the
bottom OF the tree. The Irish marriage
rate is in itself enough TO account for
much of the misery and unrest of Erin;
and the Scotch rate is lower than that OF
any nation IN Europe.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-10

There are three notable exceptions to
the uniform decrease of the marriage
rate, but they are easily explained. In
Prussia, in Austris and in Italy the mar
riAge rate of 1866 was distinctly below
that of 1886. The secret, of course, is
that in 1866 the three states were st war,
and campaigns aud matrimony do not go
well together. Italy alone of the great
European states keeps up her marriage
rate. 1t averaged 10 2 for eigtheenIyesrs !;
it wes 10 6 in 1886 In this she resem-
.hles Sweden. But the other states show
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HaM OrlAnna.

NEW ORLEANS. La. Feb Ootson-spo.
Closed steady and unchanged.
sales 4O0A bales.
Stock 36S, JOG.
Low ordinary 1916; ordipAII 7-l6o; sood
ordinary 1-l6c; low middling exc; ptddllug
8 Is Ice, good middling 10 3-16c; middling fair
10 9-l63; fair II 5-l6c.
Futures opened quiet ana closed steady, 10 to
II nOintS hipher.
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Judge Rowan Green Dead.
Special to the Gazette.

ABILENE, TEX, Feb. s.-The many
friends and scqusintances of Judge Rowan
Green in this city are panied to learn Of
his death, which occurred at his family
residence in Arson on Saturday evening
last at Z O'Clock. The Judge had been 8
sufferer for years with asthma, and has
been rather on the decline for several
months,
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OOTFOa mARKRTa.
Receipts at All United States Ports.
6AIEeHEoR.

GALVESTON, TEX. Feb. S. -OostcA - spot
closed firm and unchanged.
Gross receipts, 574.
sales, 9os.
Shipments coSstwise,
Rail shipments, Sc.
Stock, 81, 75S bales.
Low ordinary, Is l6c: ordinary, 6 s. l6c; good
ordinary, s.; low micdling, 9Hc; mid.
ding 9zsci good midoling, 1896 middling fair,
l0Hc.
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DECLINE OF MARRIAGE.
Figures Showing Remarks BILE Amount of
Oslibscy in All Europe.
Pail Mall Gazette

Oslibacy in All Europe.
Pail Mall Gazette.
The numbers who marry seem to be
steadily decreasing. The figures sup
piled under the head Of international vi
tal Statistics, which are 'tabulated from
returns furnished by the authorities OF
various European states, show an all
round fall in the proportion Of marriages.
The falling off in 1886 below the aver
age OF the twenty years 1S6l-1Ss0, is very
marked, although not SO great as the diff
ference between the rate of 1866 and
1886 Here, for instance, are the three
sets of figures:
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Ne seemsh.rdly worsa the Hing /,

Lfs seems.hardly yprtn the Hing 10.
dsg to many apstired, unhappy, disconrS
seGed woman VINO FssnH erfng from chronic
ssemsle weakness, for Wfstch she has been
GAle to fnd 40 relief. 1t Shere Is 8 GER
tsfA cuse fo& all the sinful complaints
to whieh H1e wesEetc sex is liable.
We leiar to DR. Pieces aFavorite Pre-
esietien," t6the Efrtues II which thou
RsEEds a. woInan c,n TESTIFY As q toaic
and nerEiReit is unsurpassedsss. All drug
gists.
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Rowers.

The very expressioRimplies sutf ariRg. Every
mother knows the anS1efy over this sickness,
but every mother dog NOT know that DR.. Big
gers Hucklebsrry Eordta will regulate an
cure all bowel ropDlss.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-10

WEEahachie Enterprise.
The Enterprise iRvors Fort Worth as
the place for the next Democratic state
convention.
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GlEoRCoOI.

LIVERPOOL, Feb. s-Hos:on - spot closed
dull, IN buyers favor, 16d lower. 10y
Ordinary l-l6di good ordinary $3.50 \ gs5T
middling SID; mlddling uplands t1zd = Fsft-
ding Orleans 8 9-l6d. 10 \
Total sales 5000; American 600
Imports, 1900: American, Il. $50.
Futures closed steady, yesterdays prices
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-10
Have You a Humor of Skin
or BIOOd2
F so, THE CuTtCUFA REMEDIES WILL
CURE YOU


/ WIS Induced, after all other remedies bad
failed, TO use the CUTICURA RENE DIES en- my
boy four years Of age, who had running sores
from his thighs to the end of his tors. The
nails fell off. His arms and face were also GOV
cred and he was & horrible sight. The CUTI-
CUR4H61d CUTICURA SOAP were all that used.
Twe1Ays sater iheir use we eou.d see chang c
for tbs bettsS, and in six weeks the child wac
perfeotiy weA3A
wasihen fneuced to try them further. ss
my wife tad WHAT we termed dry scalp letter,
or psoriastSfor nfteen yeara. a9dftFied every
thing that Ee9Hld Ret hOldss1fss End asked the
advice OF the d1st easiaess Of the professor,
but all in v2in,3 tssgss IN over her body, An
all over hss sssS1 nes81ce. She ueed b4gso one
6o,yEssbNtfe REsonSE1 NriistY9 b2Sss.Df the
CUIiCUEA, ard Two Cases- u t64i sff5SfS 5 OAR,
and In one week from Iiisl inc she began their
use | could Ees d change Ter The better. II is
now nearly one yesr slnctssne stopped using
the sUTTCURA KEMEDlEs, 9end there Is no re-
turn pronOu c. her en- abely cured, No one,
only those who have the diseRSe and those VINO
!. ar COust8nIgX bout Ciseased patients, can
5Teslze thsfOltu7s in which, ;fey are placed"
nave TecofQnkaded thsSEUTICuRA RENE.
ptEs u ali yhor,a3-Eave mi mat we're m any
TRS IN reed If i1hescure. s9ne man to whom
rsr1mulop ded Them h45safered Tor overtwelve
yesfs, 4 81 in that tifis had spent nearly five
huhlI ed SEOllars to pc careo: but nothing
heiped, anasnOw sfterShe use OF five bott Go Of
the "a, rICBhk RESOLE7kST, and several boxes
: OF Cgr. CUKAsRpd two caHss Of CT rlCURA SOAP,
fff5Qsees 10 havtsR fOund cure. | nave oIhers
RtfSfse4E untss tEeatmenJ, and with good
prospSfssssln no case, to my knowledge, have
the CTgICUtAs REMEDIES failed.
IaEe pleaense5pI senoing his TO you. trust
ing has It may Nspye 4 blessing to You and TO
the suffering, DR.. L. mILLIRON,
H5mball, L ule Co., Dakota.
CNJtsURA, the Exa8t skin Cure, and CCTI-
ssE'Isa sSAiSyss exquisite Shin BeauIifier eNter-
Z nally, anu ecI9ICgA KEsOLEENT, the new
Blood 'uriher fntefnSlly, are a positive cure
for every form of Szin and Blood Disease, from
PimptgtiO Scrotfla.
Sol everywhere. Price, CUTICURA, SOC. (;
soar, 25c. sBtssoLyENT, 81. Prepared by the
ft4sDEHR ENC ANB CHEMICAL Co., Boeton,
Mass.
~ Send for "How TO Cure Skin Diseases"
81 pages, so illustrations, and 100 Iestlmon ais.
limited with he Ioveliest deicacy is the skin
lin preserved with CUTICURA MEDICAIED
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The WouI kek,

ST. LOUIS Mo-, Feb. S-Wool-The market
continues active and steady; unwashed, bright
medium 16d24c; coarse bJaid uU2lc; low
sandy l0Slsc; fine light l36l9cj fine heavy
lo6l7c. b-washed-Ohoice SAC; inferior 30
635c; sacked l0Gl5c.
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FINANCIAL.
ENGLISH coNsoLl

ENGLISH CoNsoL9.
LONDON. Feb s.-Consols closed at l.2 5-I6d
for money. Silver, 4%d.
MONEY.
NEW YORK. Feb. S.-Monsy on call easy ct
2s3 per cent; last loan at * per cent, closed
offered at ? per cent, Prime mercantile pa
per 5G7 per cent.
STOCKS AND BONDS,
NEW YORK Feb s-9tocke and boEds
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ssles $500 bales.
New York.


New YORK.
EBw YORK. Feb. S Cotton-spot closed
firm and unchanged.
Sales, lA bales.
stock 266, 1888 bales.
Ordinary. Ii l6c; good ordinary, $50; Low
middIIng, 10 l-l63, Iaiddling, 10 9-l6s; good
middling, 10 1880; middling fair. II 7-l6c.
| Futures closed steady, to 10 points higher.
Salas LIE lnn
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-10

yLEBIGH. :. T., Feb. SON was struck
Here yesterday at depth of w feet, and
Is flowing st the rate Of 4 barrel u
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The Oonee Mar for

GALVESTON. TEN, Feb. ohCoHee u
changed. Wholesale groce luote gob5c e
ordinary l9ci fair l915c; pr 1Ec; cha-k = Z
20H 02lc; pesberry2!ci old segsnlment t@EA6N
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-10

French msn can pHeperls be called ''knights
of the table," They AaEood judges In all IFS
refnements and deslfxtes. They give pre-
eniaence TO AngosSHfA Htsters, mann q ;tured
by j. 6. 3. SiegeFt,E Sons.-s
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-10
AAvIos to .sothssf.

Mrs. Yinsls#s so1tHing syEap for children
| tec5hinS, so1shs the s4a, d, sf4fens thsf gums,
stiayss i sinf oEIes wind colicsAnd isfths best
ETemedE Or ctsssh@s. 2 eeats sbgEtfs. .
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-10

arrangements OF tAs Iver. With copssE
pa sson, e lures the BON pie xShn, induces
pimples, safpw .sAh. CaIter's fts.ftle
EPhls rensexa the essfss.sl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-21


This morning, in the Criminal Court, the coiored
boy. Chas Lincoln. convicted OF an assault on q
car driver, WAS called for sentence. This being
his first ofrense the court imposed a fne Of SIS.
Chas Frazier c0Iored convicted OF the larceny
OF watch, was sentenced 70 Jail for thirty Gays
Geo. Davis "A young man Who had pleaded guilty
10 house0reaklng, Was sentenced 70 one year In The
penltenuary.
Webster Banks. convicted OF false pretenses by
means of forged order Tor a PAIR OF shoes was
sentenced 10 one year IN the Albany penitentlHy.
Lumlnta jackson, young cOlOred girl, with
what appeared 10 be a white infant In her arms,
Was caiied FOR sentence for the grand larceny OF a
watcn from Anna McCarty. with whom she was
licked up AT the nrst pfrClnct station The court
said the Oaby Was the embarrassing point In tns
case, ana alter some discussion released her On
personal recoSnizance TO appear hereafter for sen
Robert Dent. colored, convicted OF housebreak-
Ing lie Was sentenced To ten years IN the Albany
penitenii5ry.
1hoA Grigsby. colored, convicted OF housebreak.
1ns and larceny OF tools at the planning mll OF ".
Z. sebree, l1Ih OF March, was sentenced 10 three
years Ia we Albany penitenuary.
ThoA Williams. convicted OF peut larceny, three
month In jail
The following were arraigned: Edward skew.
man, EDWARD Galway, ana James Quarles, rohUery
OF 40 cents rum Mm. Annstead, April :; Skew
man nj plea Ia abatement, and Others III aded
hot guilty. Richard X BrOuner. Violating section
5SO3, X 3, I. ;. lLwo cases. pleaded not gully.
Charles Williams, assault wiLn intent 20 commit
rape on Laura J. Crawford on April = plea Ied not
guilty. jonn 4. Thomas making false alIidavit,
<lth irew plea OF guilty., ana pleaded not guilty
In the cases OF Joan 4. CLARK. Indicted for e1n-
beZzlement, and EDOch Hendncks, Tor larceny the
recognizances were forfeited la the case OF Henry
L. Cook and Frederick Cook, forgery, motion 10
Quasa nled- Baker Bowie. larceny; recogniEanos
forfeited.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-21
A Missing Nan Heard From.

SFlR8IA.
Last evening Major Moore received a telegram
irom John A. Bonayon, OF Atlanta Ca, anuounc-
Ing the sudden death there OF a man named r. Z.
Hale, OF THIS city, ana making Inquiry tor his
friends This morning a lady appeared at police
headquarters stating that she was the sister or
Mr. hales wife, and it then appeared that his fulI
name was +. E. Hale. o. Indianapolis, an adver-
Using az AZ oI The Nfis0Re, oi taat city, and that
De was IN thls city an November last, but ,iisap-
peared November ~ leaving by the BRltlmore
be Intended 70 10 % New YORK aud thence 70 ME
nome IN Indianapolis After some weeks had
elapsed aud nothing Was heard from him the
police here were called upon, and they communal
Gated with the police or other cities This ree-
gram is the ffst u9ings received OF him. lie wss
IN Oad health wnen he leTt, nom consumption, and
IL Is thought that his mind was Affected
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-21
His Friends Claim that He Already Has
BID YOles PLEDGED ro "A inn.

CHICAGO, April GA Washington special to the
Daily -Neus says senator Sh rmans managers
have made pretty careful canvass In every sec
ton OF the country, especially OF the South, ans
are pretty well enabled TO make an approximation
OF the strength the Senator is likely 10 have the
conyentih on the FIRST ballot. number oI Senator
Sherman'5 most effective friends were In consulJa-
ton yesterday tocounJ noses. They nave IL ured on
all u the states an territories and make the Sen
atorS approximate strength at this time
312, with All votes necessary 20 q choice. They
feel q good deal encouraged over the action taken
this week by the Onto republican convention AT
Dayton and are somewhat Juoilant at the outlook.
1t Is understood that there VIII be a conference
held I'm this city OF the principal workers
senator Sherman throughout the county, and
that an Organization Will oe formed Ior The most
effective work, such as Was conducted In
the last campaign for Mr. Blaine. senator
Shermans friends are going into the con-
ventton with a following That will stand
solidly to their man as long there Is the slight
est hope OF his nomination, and he WILL have by
lar the greatest strength he mas ever mad In con-
ventlOn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-21

During thetwenty-iour hours ending at O'Clock
this afternoon deaths were reported at the health
oGice as follows; Lawrence Brown, white, two
months; Robt. Fowler white, one year: Marcella
Waters, wblte, six months; kobI Battles, colored,
nIty-two years: Bertha PraIheT colored four years.
Emma Louise, white, nine months; Catherine h.
hodgklns, white, tnenty-slx years; George l.
Burnett. Waite, sixteen years; Caroline BroOks,
coiored, ten months. Jessie r. Rlsler, white stven
years; Charles Is. Telling, white, eighteen years,
Jacob Barker, while, seyenty-eight years; Mary
Ross, colored, I'VE months; Eva Buchanan, col.
ored, one year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-21
Chase's Rail Red need.
THE CASE OF THE MAN CHANGED WITH CAUSING rHB
DEATH OF fRof. PAUL

THE CASE OF THE MAN CHARGED WITH CAUSING rHn
DEATH OF f.of. PAUL
Joseph NJ. Chase, the colored man indicted for
manslaughter, Ia having caused the death OF
Prof E A. Paul, on April 2, by driving a horss
against HIN while he was on his bicycle. was
brought up in the Criminal Court to-day for
arraignmenl but at the suggestion or his counsel
Messrs A. b. Williams and U. = Is. Wall the csss
went over They then asked that the pall BE- rs-
duced from g. 600 70 s., 900.
The court said that from what he understood
from the newspapers the man was charged with
reckless riding.
Mr.. Williams said that from what he had read
ne Thought the charge OF reckless riding was un-
true.
Ar. Wall stated that the killing was accidental
ana that Chase came near losing his life at tho
81, 500 as the bail
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-21
Telegrams to The Star.
CLAIMS OF SHERMAN'S FRIENDS
They Say He Has 3l2 Votes Already.
MINISTER PENDLET0N IMPROVING
France Not Anxious for q Dictator.
LONDoN,s .SwEaruNG- SYSTEM. 1
Women Make Children's Suits for Nine
Cent? and Live In CelIar~.

Special Cable Dispatch to TIE EVENING STAR
LONDON, April 2L-The evidence given before
Lord Duniayens commission on what Is called the
sweating system reveals a deploraole state OF
things In The East End or London. sone witness
depoSed yesterday that women received only 8
cents Tor making child's knlckerbocker suit out
OF nearly uoube the amount received by the
sweater or mldQleman. Some women so employed
slept In cellars. The accounts given OF lher con-
dition were revolving Ia lie extreme. II is gene
rally admitted by the experts examined that the
cause OF this state or things Is the unrestricted In
portation OF foreign paupers, chiefly Polish and
German Jews
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-21
The stroke OF Paralysis Was Slig hs.
Alfecfin NJ lArnlx RHis .efa a rs,. N nd 4 .er.

BERLIN, April 2L.-Later Information concerning
Mr.. Pendleton's attack OF paralysis says tina; he
was stricken with the disease at NassauerhoI Dr.
Franz Hoffman was summoned TO attend him, and
pronounced the attack not serious M +, ndle-
they slightly. He either retained consciousness
and the power OF speech or regained them speedily
after the attack he Is now In the hospital, under
the care OF DR.. Elenz. The propnotor OF the
Nassaoerhof, herr Goetz is paying every attention
20 his ants.
telegram has been received at the American
legation here from Nj. Pendleton announcing tnat
he Is much better. Mr.. f. V. Z. CROSBY, second
secretary has assumed charge OF the affairs OF the
legation ad interim.