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kilograms to The Star.
ACTIVITY IN WHEAT CONTINUES
Vessels Blown Up at Panama.
TALK OF THE DAY IN LONDON.
What Nm. ovsaS Chicago Friends Say.


GENERAL LONDON GOSSIP.
Death % Lord sack kvi,,s.w..s-U.vesI-
ing shasssbary's Ssasae-ManssAeuA,
Success.
Special Cable Dispatch To TIE Rvrxuo srAa
LONDON. Oct 2-By the death OF his brother
LORD sackvtlle- West, the British minister TO WASH
ipgton, becomes Lord sackville and peer OF the
realm. The late nobleman was also q brother 10
the earl OF Delaware, the countess OF Derby and
the countess OF Bedford. Although MS peerage
was specially created for him, he played no part
In public Affairs, but neld several merely orna-
mental posts At court He held the position OF ex-
ira lord In waiting when he died
The refusal Of the French government to bear
part OF the expense OF the British nne art section
In the Paris exhibition has Induced Sir Frederick
Leighton, president OF the Royal Academy, 70
make an appeal through the lord-meyor for Q fund
10 enable Great Britain to be represented Leigh
ton contrasts the action Of the French with the
large nberality displayed by tue authorities at the
Berlin. Municu anu Antwerp exhibitions
Tue statue OF the philant6ropic Lord shaftsbury
siderable delay. yesssrday pscuty ss Wss 0ea. ea.
perienced In finding the fees demanded by the
dean OF Westminster, amounting 10 3, ,o00 the
promoters OF the Tund not being aware OF Iuis ex-
action. Eventually the dean agreed 70 accept
rather less than half the amount
Prot Syivanus Thompson throws doubt on the
system M ol refining sugar by e!ectricity. He does
re1ned-
Although the fashionable season Is hardly yet in
fuli swing, one OF the most brilliant audiences
ever assembled In the Lyceum since lrving's man-
agement witnessed Mansneld's performance, "A
Persian Romance" The result was q triumph for
the actor, whose performance was mighty appreci-
ated oy most OF the critics The play was unpala-
table 70 the English audience hence, allnouxh
given In French few years ago. II had never been
adapted Scott OF the Telegraph whose paper
seldom praises anything not English, alone con-
demns Mansfield
The new GnDert & sullivan opera has been re-
christened 1.-The Yoemau OF the Guard; OF, the
again altered before Its production to-morrow.
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A Nsue.Year-Osd Heroine.

DEATH WITH woKp.kgUL PkKsESck oF MIND.
Parsons, KAN, Oct 2.-Georgla. the nlne-y ear
old aaug utter OF q. T. Williams or this cIty, saved
the LIE OF her baby brother sunday night by ner
remarkable nerve ana presence OF mind during
the temporary absence OF her parents a burning
lamp IeiI into the crib upon the seepng child, and
Georgia, the only one present, instantly seNured q
BLANKET IRON an adjoining room, pulled the baby
from the blazing CRIB, AID spo.hered the nre out
OF Its ciolhea. Sue carried a. into the yard,
and then turned her attention 10 the 1re INSIDE
the room, and beat IL OUT with q piece OF carpet
The girl ana baby were not seriously burned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-02
Illinois Mtaers On strike.
HEY DEMAND HIGHER RATE on WAGES

CHICAGO, Oct IA dispatch from Bellevie. Ill,
says: Tue coal miners OF this dislrcl composed OF
hacoupin, Madison, and 81 Clair counties, num-
berIng about 500, refused 10 60 70 woIk yesUer-
day morning, because the consolidated company aud
OUTSIDE companies refused 70 give them n cents
bpsnel, top weight, which they demanded several
days ago The miners wil nave q meeting Ia East
ST. LOUIS to-day, which Will be composed OF -e.e-
gates from al pits In the district the object being
TO agree upon SOME concerted action 70 winch they
VIII adhere.
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Washington News and Gossip.
1ndex % Advsrsisesasass.

AMrsy>fYwrs-1st para
ArroRNHYs-4th paga
AUCTION sALEs-3d page.
BoARprNe--2d pare.
BUSINESS CHANcEs-6th paen
CITY IrEMs-Oth pa9e.
COUNTRY BoARD-2d pase
COUNTRY REAL EsrArR-5th paNA
DEATHs-5th pare.
DKNrlsrRY-4th paea
EpucATIoNAL.-4th para.
EXCURSIONS. PIcNIcs &c.-1st DATA
FISANcIAL-4th page.
FOR RENT (Rooms)-5th page
For RENT tHouses)-6th o,xa
FOR RENT (Stores)-5th paea
FOR KENT (Misceliaueous)-6thp paeA
FoR SALE tHouses) 9th pAxs.
FoR SALE nots)-2d page
For RSALKtMiscellaneousl-6 pasA
HoUsEFURNIsArNas-3d page
LADIES GoODs-3d pare.
LOCAL MESrIoN-6th pare
LOST AND FOUND-6th PIAZZA
MONEY TO LoAN-6th paga
MEDIcAL-3d page.
OCEAN STEAMERS para
POTOMAC RIVER BoArs-3d page.
PIANOS AND ORoANs-4th page
PERsoSAL-1st pare
PRoTKssIoNAL-4th page.
PRoPosALs--3d page.
Railroads.&c. page
SPECIAL NorIcKs-1st o, 70
SPEcIALrrEs-4th page.
The TRADEs-3d page.
WANTED (Help)-2d pare.
WANTED (Situxtions,-2d page,
WANTED (Rooms)-2d para
WANTED (Houses>-2d pare.
WANTED (Miscellaneous)-2d oer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-02

PAGES AND OF To-DAYs STAR contain. An
Engineer on the Defects in the Aqueduct Tunnel;
A Victory for the Washington Club at Last;
Among the Wheelmen; Buck Taylor's Bride; Ma
hones Fight on Langston; A Talk With the Ger
man Emperor; Women Pleading for Life; Tele-
graph News, &C.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-02
Frem walu sereee re.Dav.

NEW YORK, Oct. 2-There was an active trading
at the opening OF the stock market this morning.
but nrst prices were weak. being down from y 20
per cent from those OF last evening, Western
Union and Union Pacinc showing the heaviest de-
clneA Tie amount of business done was some
what less than that or yesterday, except in Rich
mond ana west Point and Union Paclnc, winch
became the features OF the market There was
some hesitation In the early dealings but while
somewhat fever1sh, the list soon advanced, though
the gains were confined TO ANAL fractions Tue
two stocks mentioned, however, were specially
strong. Richmond add West Point rising 4 and
Union Pacific 4. New England was the weak
Stacked on toward IL o'clock, and prices reacted
slightly, but there further feature ana al IL
O'Clock the market WAS fairly active ana strong at
the best prices reached.
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A Curious asegulass0n.

AN OhO8b VI IhB CVYTA BiSAh 0OSBkN4BNT WHICH
WILL 0hKATLY ANNOY BCslNkes MEN
PANAMA, Sept 2L-Tne Star and Herald says:
"Merchants doing business with COSTA Rica viii
be surprised TO learn that the government has Is
sued orders tnat the mail sacks are In future not
70 be opened at Punta Arenas ana Limon but are
TO be Forwarded unopened " the capital San Jose
This will cause delay OF three days the receipt
OF letters At the coast ports, and how merchants
are TO claim their goods white bills OF lsding are
taking JAunt across the mountains TO the capital
appears 70 be q mystery"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-02
Chicago Gas And Coke DOnds-
A PHILADELPHIA SYNDICATE BUYS a LARGE BLOCK op
THEM. AND PkICks now CP

CHICAGO, Oct. "A PhIsdeiphia syndicate
has purchased the chicago Gas Light and Coke
per cent bondA heretofore held By W. ". Gibbs,
amounting 10 n little less than sl.0o000o at
about ~. These bonds have been hang sng over
the market ior several months ana In spite OF all
that could be done by Chicago operators have pre-
vented the price from rising 70 what they cOnsld-
cred their real value several attempts have been
made 70 put up the price, ous without avail and
owners OF the bonds have tried TO form ndicaIes
70 buy the Gibbs ho.dingA Two ~ yndIcates formed
here and In New York failed 10 secure the bends
because OF n disagreement about the price. The
Phlladelphians however. came 70 the TrOnt and
all remaining IN the hands OF MT. Gibos-that Is a
little less than 81, o00 600 In face yalue-were
bought The price 40 supposed 70 have been ~.
This transaction stlfened the mark In this city,
ana people who have heretofore not dar,d 70 buy
them below 30 pad sos Tor them yesterday. AZ Is
tnoux ht that something over 900 900 VI the bonds
changed hands In this city yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-02
THE EVENING STAR
PUBLISHED DAILY. Except Sunday
AT THE STAR BUILDINGS
HRsAvsst Corner Psnnsylvania Avs. and llth St, y
Ths Evening Star Newspaper Company.
a Il KAUFFMANN, rreSE

I'm Kvxxrxe srxs n ssrved 70 suhscrihsn n -
nv Nv cnrfers on their account st 10 cents p
Vsek. or 44c. per month Copies Ct The eountse. 9
Sonth. ops v.sr. to: az months. 81
Uttered at the Post once a. Waahtngton. d q. -
nDcond- -claHs mail naafterI
vsar postage prspsid sfI months. so centsL
eTAu mail subscriptions must oe paid In advances
no psper sent longer than 10 paid for
Rates of advertising made known application
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-02

The Bill Passes the House,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-02

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal reve-
nue., $254, ,269; customs. SOL 249
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-02

RATIFIED By PERU.-The State Department has
been informed by telegraph by Minister Buck that
the treaty OF sanity, commerce, and navigation"
between this Government and that Of Peru, has
been ratified by the latter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-02

Mr.. BAIRD's NEW PosIr1oN.-The Senate yester-
day confirmed the nomination OF John h Baird, Of
Georgia, to be register OF the land once at Seattle
the Dead Letter once, and he expects TO resign
MS present position and leave Tor his new post
ABOUT the mid lie OF next month. since Mr.. Baird
has been changed by act OF Congress from q divt-
SION IN the ONCE OF the Third Assistant TO bureau
OF the fost-Omce Department. Mr.. Baird Is q
lawyer Dy profession, and left his practice In
Atlanta, Ca, TO come TO tnis city. He Is also Q
clvl! engineer and has been connected with RAIL-
r0aos he Was at one time ad1utant-general OF
the state OF Georgia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-02

on board large iron mud-carrying steamer, the
No. Chaloupe, In Aspinwall, on September Is.
The steamer had just been repaired, and she
sarted on her trlal-trp having on board, IN addl-
OF the Panama railroad Co, and Hugh Graham
ana Andrew Mcintyre, the latter having recently
oeen the captain Of the huge American dTedge Cly
OF Paris. On board there were eight souls In all
counting SIX gentlemen and Two laborers Sud-
denly NE safety valve blew out and. although
that which followed caused the loss Of s.x nves.
the destruction or the vessel ite that OF another
steamer In the vicinity, while an iron lighter near
BY was cut In two Is II uy kniie
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-02

AMONG THE PRESIDENTS CALLERS TO-DAY were
representatives Thompson (Cal), Bacon, Logan,
with Mr.. Hayward Q.a.); Allen, with Mr.. L h.
sykes and JOS. Billup, Niiss.); Hooker, Mansur,
Montgomery, Heard and StOckdale
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-02

THE MONTHLY METEOROLOGICAL summary shows
that the mean temperature for last month, 63,
was the lowest for any September since 1871, when
IL 62.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-02

SECRETARY WHITNEY arrived In the city from
New York last night
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WHEAT STILL EXC1TEn.
Prices Go Up aaA DOVE tu q Bew,uAsr.
tag Way tm Chscawe TS-Oav

Ing way In Chicago Ts-Day
CHICAGO, Oct 2-The board OF trade opsued
this morning with Q whirl OF excitement in the
wheat pit December was the center OF sttrao-
tion and &C danced about In q fashion 70 MAKE the
traders heads swim. opening Make. lower than
yesterdays close Al lo4 Aalo6, t rapsdly advanced
by eighths anu quarters last as they could be
recorded 70 loek, or about 81 cents lnslae OF ave
minutes Then a. began 20 nrcede, ana continued
going down TIL lt touched l065.. ana al this witt
Ing 10 q M n quoted al lO7. Octoher wheat
opened unchanged al loan and Ma, re lower at
lo5k. There Was deciocd moyemene M this on
tion also which adv yanced a half al q time M IN
struck loe, but Is now i07s.. Corn and oats
opened Nc lower out soon rallied 70 About ye.Ier-
days closing figures. PORK opened l7kc. lower
Tor october at 1850. Out quickly advanced 10
sl562k. January opened at sl4i2k aud soon
touched sl42S. LARD opened 81. lower aI All Tor
October. snort ribs opened 2kc. lower Tor octO-
Der al o. p5, and at once advanced 20 So
Tue opening hurry aid not last long. While the
market was 30 Wild the majority OF conservatlve
traders kept out OF H. The risk was 100 lArge 70
take. Commission men evinced a dIsposllon 10
clean up tTaoes and get hold Of some OF The money
now Tied up In margins While the foreigners
began 10 buy here fOr the nrst ume In months
their speculations were not large. The stampede
has not yet become general Numerous small
orders were In from different parts OF the country
but blg orders were scarce, owing 10 the large
amount OF capital required 10 protect trades of
this class Corn was weak under free selling by
strong houses. Provisions were higher. A leading
operator was buying all OF the ocJoUer PORK fur
sale and shorts were covering In other rulures
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- -
oBooDnas

cAunu On. uuv., OF An olgssns og1rs
"a - - 3 = - ssssssss -
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TIE NEW GUN FAcToRY-The Secretary Of War
has appointed board OF ordnance onacers to meet
on Thursday at Waterviiet arsenal, West Troy, N.
Y. The board consists OF Col Jas. n. whittemore,
Lieut. Col. r. u. Parker, Capt. Chas. Shaler. Capt
ChaS. Z. MorrtsOn,' and T1rst-Lieut. w. b Gordon.
mates Tor the erection, purchase, or manufacture
OF the plant OF new gun factory a. the arsenal as
provided for In the forttncarions act approved
september a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-02

what Ass Chicago Frse.ds say % Her.
CHICAGO. Oct a.-The detention OF Ms. Sarah J..
Owens WIDOW of the late Commodore Elias Kane
Owens, Q. s. n, at Washington police station on
account OF her alleged insanity, causes deep sor-
row among her many friends. A friend OF hers
said yesterday that MA Owens went TO Washing
ton TO seek q clerkship In one Of the DepartmenIs
she Is Described TO be q nne woman, highly educa-
ted, oeautiiul a:d possessing many accomplish
ment6 The lady SAID that Mrs Owens had been
subject TO per.oaical alterations OF the mlnd for
many yearS. but ~ other times was lucid ana very
companionabie. She declared that Mrs owens
was no subject for an insane asylum, and ear
nesLly hoped she would not be sent TO such an In
stltution. MIA Owens ts the possessor OF mucn
costly apparel 1ewelry, and diamonds, ana during
her nusbaud's life was accustomed TO move in the
best society. Among hrr friends sne numbered
Gen. Sherman, ex-Secretiry or War Lincoln, and
other prominent men. inspector Bonneid said be
had been advised OF the detention or Nh. owens
oy the Washington police. bul learning on inquiry
here that sue was supposed TO be able 70 take care
OF herself had done nothing further.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-02

THE CONSTELLATION arrived at Portsmouth, N. H.,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-02

TIE CoNxnsIoHRR or PENSIONS has been advised
as follows: The grand jury for the o. q District
Court at Buffalo, N. T., on the 26th ult returned
indictments against Theresa J. Honton, now To-
bey, and against her husband, Preston 4 Tooey.
Tor perjury In her pension claim. At the same
Carno for making false and frauduaeut claim fUe
pension, ana against Horace n. Peers. Joseph L
Darling. and Df. Root N. M1ils nor perjury ID coa-
hecti0n with the same.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-02

NAnnnKID. WA, Oct 2-The planning mill and
All the lumber left from Tue nre or lasI Friday at
Romeo was burned yesterday. This Ore Is also
supposed 70 have beon of incendiary origin. The
total los BOW reaches e17ho0Q with about
10000 INSURANCE.
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Jussics ana Censeables Charwea wish
EF00d.

CHICAGO, Oct 2.-Warrants have been issued for
the arrest OF Justice Peter F0ote and Constaples
Z. II. Hartman and J. Q. Grant The charge
sgains. them ts conspirng to defrsud Adolph
Schreiber Schrelber slys he bought Q watch from
his COUSIN while Il was 10 pawn, paying the pawn
brokers claim, his cousins board OIL, and SIS In
cash. The cousin was not satisned after the bar
gain had been consummated and TOOK out war
rant against Schrelbef FOR emoeZziement before
Justice Foote. Schreiber declares that being held
70 the Criminal Court, Foote conspireo wAtn the
coustables 70 mulct him In al sorts oe illegal feeo
for procurlnR bail &C.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-02

BrDs were, opened at the Navy Department YES
terday AFTERNOON for coil boilers for the use OF the
Navy as follows: Charles Wand, OF Charleston, W,
Va, $20,96O for four boilers; Frank B. King. of
Washington, d. e.. $26, 900 four boilers: Honen
$4,000 for TWO batteries; VIM. COwles or New
YORK, Two bios. one at $3.50 per boiler and The
otner at 80, $50 per boiler Proposals were also re-
Rowland Bros, OF New Haven, Conn. but no prices
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-02

HI DDo0HHs DAnoN oACkvuLB rHRopoR I'M
DEATH OF HD Hl.DER DRofnRl
BY the death OF Mortimer Sackvilis. West, the
nrst Baron Sackville, reported In yesterdays
STAB, his brother, sar Lionel Sackvfle-w West, min
ister TO washington, succeeds 70 the title. Mort.-
mer Sackvtlle- West, frst Baron sackville was the
fourth son OF the NTH Earl De La war;. HIS tam
iiy on both sides u an anc3opt one. Lord Sack
VILE, who was born In 1870. served - ueutenant
and captain IN the First 0fenadtof Guards, puG
retired IN 1853 He had . number q ofncss at
the court In 1870 he Was raised 70 the peeraGo ~
Baron Hackvlle, h1s patent OF nobanty pFovsding
that In case be oroo without issue the ute enoola
descend 70 his two next brothers In 00ccos6aon
LORD Sackv1ne being childleS. tho tttlr theresore
now passes % the Hon. Har Lionsl eackvtne- Wssk
Tue new Lord eAckv1lle was born IN july, 105;
entered the dfnlon,aFic service q the age q
twenty; became minisser 70 the AzIenttne R<poe-
nc1n 1672 ana WaD tranG1ogTo0 N 1o5o 70 0Aona
where ne remained until n1D tsAnslor 70 waning.
Ton, three years later. Yhe 1dtaah minassss g
WAnh1ngCou haB two charming oAo4neocA ~ 70
cons. On his doooxno the utle WI 80 - nlD
younger broehag, - Hen. WhiAam Inward oaek-
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MnwAUxsR, oc& "A small cottage occupaed
oy an aged couple. Peter Callahan and wife. was
discovered 70 be on 0re at Waukeaha laGI night
ana before anntslAn,e could b had Callahan was
burned % oeath. HlS wifo was saved with am
Guilty.
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THE BOND OFFERINGS TO-DAY aggregated
$9os, 100, as follows: Coup As, 500, 900 at l2ex,
$4,000 at 13o; reg. As, 100000 at 129h, 800 at
l3O $4,000 at 129X, ss1 900 at 1294, s12, 900 at
I29A, $2oO,OO at 1871; coup. Az $4,000 at 1OS;
reg, $9O, 600 at 10S $3.50, 600 at los.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-02

GENERAL WADswoRTB's MONUMENTAL the meet
ing yesterday or the committee OF the First Corps
Washington was selected as the location OF mon.
ument 10 the memory OF Gen. Wadsworth, ], Il.
Stlne was selected as treasurer and directed to
open DOCKS for subscriptions. Gen. Osborne, who
presided. was requested to present q bill In the
house, In accordauce with the above action TO To-
cate SITE, &C. The corps contempiates purchasing
the place where general fell and placing there
u suitable marker or SHAFT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-02

france Ae8osesoB Bs9s9f8OOos
PAsm Oct 2-Owing 20 the increase OF immi-
grafton INTO France President carnot has signed q
decree regulating The residence OF foreignen who
nave potiIod or afo about 70 settle In FrSoce
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-02
| 0ishep Tayses's vseWs Abeas Ssaabsy.
H TRlNKs THERE n no NEAL CAUSE or ALAkn ~
Hk n NOT nRAkD Hkon u YlAkA

CHATTANOOGA. TENN, Oct 2-Reports 70 the
1rodesnoa show that larger number OF new
industries were established Ia the svuJh during
the three midsummer months ended September %
than durins either OF the two previous quarters OF
1666 AmOng these were 81 cotton and woolen
mlils, 10 electric light worAs 40 nOur and grist
mills, 81 boundaries and machine snops Is Iur-
naces, 20 ice factories, ana l56 woodworking %
tabliBhmenCR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-02

IN ooxSBno s1Ax sm ASIuCsrEp - soooa Hsn
norAEns Duoru.ns, AuD suzxn2
CuoAeo, OcG 2-Mlnnao Krnts1eabsrG, - se1r-
nothes ala sgushsn and eslen ty D1ttang loe.oa
u u foo4 Vas aEr1lgns1 u pediee eeS1 -
morning. 30 coo1oo6ed ~ gul!k ~ eyo1:
oct, Was also % trial 80 doaAs4 ~ Gonk -
wsfe IN or - gsan1 1up.
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C0nfiaence,ia capt. Aoxte.
WHAT SENATOR vooRHBRs SAYS ABOUT RIs MANAGE.
NRNr OF TIE TUNNgl.


Senator voorhees,, who earnestly and vigorously
protested against the order, at the time Il was
made relieving Capt. Hoxie from further work on
the Washington aqueduct tunnel, was asked BY .
STAR reporter to-day II he had any Information -
u the influences that prompted the change.
"No; / had not" the senator replied. 81 had
entire confluence In Capt hoxie's Ability ana In
teSrtty. He was q most excellent onncer, and
wnen we get q man OF that Kind In change OF
great WORK believe In retaining him. regarded
1. as a mistaken move. But WniIo the REMOVAL
was unfortunate for the Government ana the DIS
tr,ct, IL WAS good thlng tof hoxie, Tor be would
have sacrificed his life down In that tunnel had he
renamed here. Ne spent most OF his tirae down
there beneath the ground There was never Q
more vtQ1iAnt conscientious omcor than Hox1en
Geld Wave C00ing.
A signal once bulletin issued &C las an To-
day says:
ssCold wave coming. The Temperature WIN fau Is
degrees by 8 am. Wednesday,
Cold wave signals are ordered for southern New
England, the middle Atlantic statea. KENTUCKY,
and northern Arkausaa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-02
q. J. HAISLETT.
Awnings. Tents and Flags,
Removed TO
o36 Pennsylvania ave. NV. so2S-1m
EXPERT IN TROUSERS,
se2o-6t 9th and g sts. .. w.

o z.
The Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders Of the KI-
ELK HAMMER COMPANY will BE- held ct the Once
Of Ftremens Insurance Company. 7th street and Lou
isiana ave-. on the hrst MONDAY in October. 1t
O'Clock pm the purpose Of electing Directors for
tn ensuing aud the transaction Of such other
business - may properly cume before IL.
se25-1t sCHUYLEk DURYEE, Secretary.
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Heavy snow In Michigan
CHICAGO Oct. IA dispatch from Isnpeming.
Mich, says: heavy snow has been falling Tor The
past ak hours. Reporls from q number oI points
In The upper peninsula snow that the storm u
general THIS is the rrst snow OF lne season.
A MarAereF In Danger % Lyschiag.
CHICAGO, Oct IA dispatch from helena, Mont,
says: The guilt OF George Bryso who l. under
arrest charged with the murder OF Mary j. Luno-
stru.n, was proved yesterday by the discovery OF
the oody Of the WON u In an abandoned prospect
hole. Threats OF lynching are freely made.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-02

Artistic and Patent Nights i0 Uruguay.
PROBABILITY THAT AMEKlCAH AID sPANlon LAVE
WILL n kBCOoNIzgD fn8Rk
NosrgvrDRo, Oct 2.-The Law congreo Of Spain
has addressed Q communication 20 the Uruguay
Rovernment, asking recognition OF ownership OF
spanish literary and artistic works In Uruguay.
The United states catms similar recognition In re-
spsct 70 AmericAn palents ana trade-markA II Il
probable that both the spanish and American n.
quests VIII b conceded.