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DIED WITH A SMILE ON HIs FACE.
Execution OF an Impenitcnt Murdersr.
who Danced on Kis Last Night ea

UTICA, y. Y, Feb. a-Clement Arthur Day was
executed In the Utica jail at lo:24S O'Clock this
morning. He was declared dead In eleven and q
half minutes His neck was broken. Before hs
LETT his cell he declared that ne had nothing fur.
ther 70 say 20 the public. on his knees In the
presence OF the Rev. f owen. his spiritual adviser,
ne declared himself gailtless OF preIneditated
murder. -Four drains of crOton OIL sufficient 20
XII four men, were found In his cell within week.
HIS father declared he would never be executed
Day clapped his hands after the dea1h warrant
was read and smiled. on walking over the Ice IN
the lal yard he laughed heartily over the falls of
tue sllerln, Rev. f. owen, a newpaper reporter and
speclA Deputy Burke. he yawned while hts legs
were being strapped on the scafold. He shooA
hands With and kissed Deputy Burke, and assisted
Deputy ballow In adjusting the rope about his
neck He smiled as the cap was drawn over his
lace, and the smile was still there when the body
was cut down.
SINGING AND DANCING THROUGH ruE NIGHT.
The crime Tor which Day was hanged was the
murder OF MS paramour, Johanna Rosa cross. The
crime Was committed on the banks OF the Black
River canal. at BOonvile. the 9th Of last June In
Interviews with him after his arrest not particle
OF regret Tor what he had done could be drawn
from him He passed last night without display.
ing any neryouSness. on Jhe contrary, he seemed
10 enjoy his violin. and sang ana danced with the
jail oficials and Others until 80 this morning.
lie then went 10 bed and slept until $50.
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Alexandria Affair.".

A SHOOTING AFFAIR This MoRNING.-About 7:3O
TINS morning cOlored driver named Clagett Lee
years. named Richard H. Wattles, and wounded
seriously. 1t appears that while young Wattles,
who Is clerk at Mr.. Herbert Bryants mill, was
riding In cart, the vehicle cOllided with another
cart driven by Clagett Lee. Some hot words
passed between the boy and the cOlored man and
Lee cursed Wattles, and applied to him an op-
proDfious Term, ana threatened 80 lay for him"
This morning, as Wattles was on Lee street,
Clagett Lee came along In bis cart. Some words
vanced toward Watties, who fired some shots at
him, two OF which took effect in Lees leg causing
him to fall Wattes was arrested and with Lee
tracted from Lees leg. At $3.50 Mr.. Wattles had
q hearing before Mayor Downham, who after an
examination OF the evidence fined Mr.. Wattles
CELEBRATION MERTING.-A well-attended meet
ing was held last night at Lannon's Opera House
ing 22d OF February. The mayor, Hon e. E. down.
ham. presided, and after the object OF the meeting
had been stated the chairman was requested by q
to make arrangements for the celebration. Capt.
Geo. MushDach, in speaking TO the resolution tor
tne onn e 0I .ns said that he
OF Washington would join in the procession on the
NoTKs.-The District Grange Of northern virginia
Is holding private session In this city at the
parlors OF the Exchange and Ballard hotel on
Royal street, opposite the market house H. II.
AIR. S. B. StOutenburgh lost this morning an
infant child from measles Seven of his family
have the disease at his dwelling on Washington
street-Mr. Allen C. Harman, LEADING citizen
and several times republican candidate for mayor,
Is III with erysipeias at his home on Royal, neai
Duke street.-Hon. X. X Farr, ex-superinten.
dent OF pubic schools OF Virginia, is In Town. at
tend1ng the meeting OF the District Grange
Mr; Joseph Gregg, who carries on the merchant
tailoring business on King street, is now lying
near death.-City Treasurer Harlow, Mr.. Willie
n French, Andrew Carson and job Corson, all we'll
known Alexandriana are tL-The roads neal
town are IN very bad c0nditton.-Rev. A. j.
Porter, OF Trinity church, has gone to Berryvtlle
N. f. Church.
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AiSeiON-cOAk kEAAKkS BY Nh. LOUIS SCHADE.
The House liquor trafic committee this morning
gave hearing to large number Of temperance
people from all parts OF the United States in favor
OF the appointment OF q commission to tnvesti-
gate the liquor traflc. The liquor trafflc commit
tee room being rather small the meeting took
place in the District of Columbia committee room.
Hon. Hiram Price. Of Iowa; A. M. Powell and L N.
stearns. Of New York, secretaries OF the National
Temperance Soclely; Rev. o. E Babcock, OF Phila-
delphia; Mrs. LaFetra, with strong contingent Of
ladies' OF the w. C. T. o.; Gov. Dingley, of Maine;
B. H. Moulton, and other prominent prohtbitionists
were among the members.
Mr.. Stearns stated that the movement OF an
pointing the liquor commission emanated from the
Natlonal Temperance Society, which for nfteen
years had Knocked at the doors Congress for the
passage OF the bill Six times had the bill passed
y. ne argued, giving number OF statistics, that
Ine people were anxious that something should be
done. BE then introduced
HON Hiram Price urged the necessity OF ap-
psU,nung tne commission and read number of sta
tistics showing the iniquty OF the sale OF liquor.
a. N. Powell, OF New York, spoke Of his vain
euor!S lOr the last fifteen years to have the pro-
Posed Oil passed. He eulogized Hon. Sam. Randall
sor having assisted In establishing committee
i0r the liquor traf1c He declared that their object
was TO advance the interests OF prohibition though
other side
Gov. Dingley and Rev. Mr. Babcook, of Philadel-
schade. editor Of the washington s.i,.st con.
tended Congress had no right to interfere with
Ptvni0iton IN the states pro or contra, under the
Rtssent revised Statute and the decist6ns Of the
establish prohihition In one state it could also
aooush IL IN another. It was therefore absurd to
oruer an investigation OF subject over which
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THE PRINCES LIFE IN DANGER.
The Operation Of TracheOsomy Found
Necessary 10 Prevent his SmOlhcring.

Neces>ary 10 Prevent his SnsOahcrtng.
SAN RENO, Feb. 9-The breathing OF the crown
prince OF Germany is much worse to-day and q
teiegram has been sent 10 Prof. Bergnann urging
him 70 hasten his arrival.
AN OPERATION NECESSARY TO-DAY.
SAN RENO, Feb. 9.-IJ has been decided by the
physicians In attendance on the crown prince that
the operation OF tracheotomy must be performed
to-day.
DR.. BERGMAN on HIS WAY.
BERLIN, Feb. 9.-Dr. Bergman has started foe
San Keno.
COULDN'T WAIT FOR DIR. BERGMAN.
SAN RENO Feb. ., noon.-The doctors are doubt.
ful whetler Will be safe 70 await the arrival Of
DIR. Bergmann. The Crown Prince breathes with
the great est difficulty.
THE OPERATION sUcCEssF rLLY PERFoRMEp.
4:J0 p.m--Dr. Bramann has SUCCESSFULLY per.
formed the operation OF tracheotomy on tn
crown prince. The patient is progressing well
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-09

W. b. Hester, OF California, has been appointed
to clerkship of $500 in the Dead Letter once;
Mrs. H. NJ. Sayles has been transferred to the
Money Order once from the Dead Letter once
and promoted to salary OF 500; r. p. BOgardus
OF Michigan, poSt-offlce inspector, has reAtgned
=, Waiter Hall has been appointed postmaster at
HAIRS HANS Hill, Alexandra County, Va, formerly
pointed at Meadow Dale, Highland County, and
VIM. H. Craft at Creeds, Princess Anne County,
ston. Giles County; w. W. Hill at Lindell, Wash
ington County; A. L. Ogburn, North View, Neck
!enDurg County, and Franklin Howard Wttten's
MILL Tazewell County, Va
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-09

A QUESTION OF INCREASED PAY.-In letter dated
January 81, 1885, just published, the Secretary OF
War decides that an off1cer cannot properly be,
come entitled to the increased pay pertaining to
regimental stan position until he assumes the
duties OF that pOsitfOn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-09

NEW YORK, Feb. 8. IL am.-The opening OF the
stock market was quite dull and rather heavy
this morning. though the changes from last
evenings closing prices were for sight fractions
only except In the case OF Wheeling and Lake Erie
which was down 4 per cent. All tue animation In
the list was In seven stocks: Lake Shore, ~. Paul.
Union Pacific, Reading, Louisville and Nashville,
Erie ana Northwestern and after the first half
hour even these stocks became extremely dull
The tone OF the dealings was firm, and there were
dight advances In the active stock In the rst few
utter stagnataon, except for Union Pacific, which
lost It's early advance, and wheenng and Lake
Erie which quickly regained It's loss at the open-
ing and fraction In addition, advancing ~ per
cent. At IL O'Clock the market was very duh, but
steady TO nrm at about the best prices OF the
hour
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-09

AMONG THE PRESIDENTS CALLERS TO-DAY were
Representatives, Belmont Morgan, Hopkins,
Hayes with J. j. Richardson, editor of the Dayen
port Qowa) Democrat: Walker and Springer and
Commissioner Edgerton, with Chief Justice owen,
Of Ohio.
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Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal reve-
nue., S454, ,Ss1; customs, 81, ,2l9, ,OS2.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-09

DEATH OF RETIRED NAVAL OFFIcER-Chief En-
gineer Henry s. Davids, or the United states Navy,
on the retired list, died In Sandwich Ill. yester
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-09

Lord Harrington has returned to London.
Several SACKS OF dynamite have been discovered
In q 1eld near Pressburg, Hungary.
An explosion on the launch Irene at New Or
Meade, and the fatal scalding OF two boys
Fire In the building NoA 70, 35 and "a south
Canal street Chicago. this morning did $4,000
damage
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-09
THE EVENING STAR
PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday,
AT THE STAR BUILDINGS,
Northwest Corner Pennsylvania Ave- and llth st. By
The Evening Star Newspaper Company,
5. II. KAUFMAN, PresL

Trv FvrNrSo STAR IL served 70 subscribers In the
city By their own account. at 10 cents Der
week. or 44c per month Copies at the counter 2
c.uts each BY mail-postase prepald-5O cents .
month, one year. So. slx months. 81
Entered st the Post Once at Washington D. c., q
s-cOndclass mail matter
The WEEKLY SrAR-published on Friday-al n
year. postage prepaid Sir months. 30 cents
sTAn mail subscriptions must be paid in advance.
10 PAPER sent longer than Il paid for.
Rates Of 2dvertising made known on application
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-09

DIED OF YELLOW FEvER.-The state Department
has been informed OF the death from yellow fever
OF David T. Bunker, OF Massachusetts, United
States consul at Demerara.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-09

END OF THE CAsE.-The case OF Mrs. Katherine
Schaefer, administrative Of the estate OF George II.
Schaefer, against the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
70 recover 10000 0y reason OF the death Of her
husband In June. 1885. by being struck BY train,
has been annuled.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-09

THE SECOND ANIMAL MEETING N SESSION AT INDIA
APOgIS

APOLIs.
INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. a.-The American Newspaper
Publishers Association began its second annual
session here yesterday, with Col c. II. Jones' OF
the Jacksonville Tunes mon, presiding, In the
absence OF Wm. Singerly, OF the Philadelphia Rec
ord The business In the afternoon related our
side OF the reading OF papers on various topics OF
interest TO newspapers managers and publishers.
TO matters governing the association. One OK
them WAS a form or contract pledging the member
who signed it 10 absolute secrecy regarding the
rating and responsibility OF advertisers
George c. HIT, OF the Indianapolis Journal: z p.
Call, OF the Boston Herald, and W. II. Brear.y, Of
the Detroit Journal presented papers In refer.
ence 10 advertising rates The latter paid par
ticular attention 70 the evil caused by uiegftimsou
schemes Last evening meeting was held Jointly
with advertising agents relative TO the adoption
OF plan whereby the newspapers ana the agents
themselves could get nd OF many OF the irrespon.
sible parties who seek to place adverriNnG. A
plan was presented which Is 70 lead nnally % th0
preparation OF a list OF agents with whom papers
represented ia the association VIII have dealinla
All outside OF The list are 70 be tabooed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-09

STOCKHOLM, Feb. a-The second chamber OF the
Swedish parliament has passed the bill imposing
an Import OF ~ crowns per 100 kllos upon rye,
wheat, barley, corn, peas and beans, which was
passed by the FIRST chamber yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-09

Gen. Robt. A. Anderson, chief OF police Of So :.
vannah, died on Wednesday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-09
The Unfortunate Clown Prince.

Special Cable Dispatch to The EVENING STAR
LONDON, Feb. 9-The latest accounts OF the con-
dition OF the crown prince OF Germany are very
alarming. There is no doubt that an operation for
tracheOtOmy has been decided upon TO prevent
sunocation. The queen and other members OF the
English royal family are much concerned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-09
A LAIN STATEMENT.

A PLAIN STATEMENT
ON WEDNESDAY. FEBRUAI1 1sT WE HAD A
FIRE IN OUR STORE NOT GARMENT WAS
BURNED; NOT MORE THAN DOZEN OR TWO
WET; But ALL THE STOCK ON OUR FIRST AND
SECOND FLOORS WAS SMOKED. NOT ENOUGH
TO DIsCoLoR THE GOODS. BUT LEAVING
THEM WITH AN oDoR OF SMOKE.
We NOW OFFER EVERY GARMENT ON THESE
FLOORS AT HALF-PRICE. NET CASH TO ALL
THE PRICES HAVE NOT BEEN CHANGED SINCE
THE FIRE. WE LEAVE THE FORMER TICKETS
ON THE GOODS YOU SEE THE ORIGINAL PRICE
AND DIVIDE 1T BY TWO.
THESE GOODS WERE UNTIL THE FIRE AS
FRESH AND CLEAN AND IN AS GOOD ORDER AS
ANY GOODS IN WASHINGTON. AND WOULD NOT
HAVE BEEN "CUT" IN PRICES EXCEPT FOR THE
DAMAGE BY SMOKE
MANY OF OUR LINES. AS YOU HAVE SEEN BY
OUR PREVIOUS "ADs," HAD ALREADY BEEN
REDUCED IN PRICES. THOSE REDUCED PRICES
ARE CUT IN TWO IN THE MIDDLE" SAME AS
ALL THE REST
MANY OF THE GOODS ARE OF MEDIUM
WEIGHT. SUITABLE FOR SPRING USE
WE DO NOT WANT TO PUT FRESH SPRING
GOODS IN WITH THESE. AND WE MUST. THERE
FORE, DISPOSE OF THEM AT ONCE TO MAKE
ROOM FOR SPRING GOODS
OUR STOCK CONSISTS OF HEAVY AND ME-
DrUM-wEIGHT BUSINESS AND DRESS SUITS.
HEAVY. MEDIUM AND LIGHTWEIGHT OVER
COATS. HEAVY AND MEDIUM-wEIGHT ODD
PANTS. BOYS dong pantO AND SMALL BOYS
tshort psnts,. SUITS AND OvERCoATs SALE
BEGINS WEDNESDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY 8.
j. b BARNUM CO.
T s31 PENN. AVENUE.
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Typhoid Fever in a Girls, Home.

ADRIAN MICH, FEB. D.-An epidemic OF typhoid
fever has broken out quite suddenly In the State
Industrial Home for Girls In this city, and thir-
teen or fourteen cases are already reported At
tacks 80 lar are comparatively mild.
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ROwELL,s RECORD BEATEN.
Albert Makes Over 3s5 Miles mp %
seven O'clock this Morutng.

NEW YORK. Feo a-The race was almost With
out incident nom O'Clock until O'Clock this
morning. Golden came from his hut at 80 o'cicok'
20 which he had retired at 10 midnight after max.
ing his 3ooSh mile. Moore made his at :S<k \, and
strokel his at :25. There was great excitement
among the spectators before O'Clock. Albert Was
endeayoring 10 beat RowellS record up 70 that
time, which Is 375 miles and laps This he 40
conpiished, beating the record by $50 yards ana
having three minutes 20 spare.
rHE NOON SCORE
The score at noon was as follows: Albert, 3pS:
Panchot, 3S5; herty, 81; Guerrero 3oe; Hart,
$40; Golden. 3s5; strokei, 3i7: Noremac, Sl3;
Dillon, 800; NinJ, @s2; sullivan, 2Sl; Taylor, "a.
Collins @2s: Tiley. 2ll, and stout, l5s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-09
Learning How 60 Identify Conytcts.

JOLIET, H., Feb 9.-Prison officials from al
parts OF the country were here yesterday for q
course or three days instruction In the bertfllfon
system OF Identification now In Use In Russian,
French and other prisons Practical demonstra-
tons of how the scheme works were afforded by
thirteen new conv1cts Just arrived from Chicago
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-09

ROME, Feb. 9.-It is reported here that the car
has ordered the Russian foreign Office TO prepare q
circular note TO the powers calling attention 70
the fact that the present situation In Bulgaria 10
contrary TO the Berlin treaty.
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End 0f the ice BlockaAe.
rHR RIVER OPEN Fok sTRAnRks AND rHKn foWD.
oYsrRR BOATS ARRIVING

rHR RIVER OPEN Fok sTRAnRks AND sHkn rovD-
oYsTRR BOATS ARRIVING.
This morning, for the first time since the frUszeL
q supply OF oysters was brought up the river. me
tug Temple arrived with nve oyster boats In TOW
and left taking fve vessels down the nver. Tho
steamer Corcoran resumed her trips 70 Mount
vernon to-day, and the New York steamer John
Gibson arrived from Norfolk. The tug Temple 70.
ported o heavy gorge down the nver. Haroog.
master sutton says The blockade is now over, -
far as steam vessels and tows are concornod.
vessels OF course, cannot come up undef an
There Is still solid sheet OF Ice across the Fivor
except where it has been broken BY the osoam.
boats In the channel2 This ice b rotten, % No
fear Of dangerous gorges when the ice brea0 =
entertained, PROVIDED there n no further fUoA
An INSANE MANS JUnR-This morning. becWpea
9 and 10 O'Clock, as the wagon known - thO
aBloomingdale," from SC. Elizabeth, Was crOou1n0
the Eastern Branch bridge with Q numbor a ~
sane patients who were out for rde, one a I'm,
named Geo. p. Moore, Jumped from the WHroo q
the bridge and then jumped on The ioe bssoW. T1o
ice gave way and he vent under. He wss ro1cuG0
BY the attendants and taken back % the saVt1R
The Maryland house Of delegates yeseerdsy -.
ed resolutions indorsang Preafdont CloVolan1S =.
ministration and his reoent n,saage u 3 - q
IS % 16
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Outraged By a Cniuamau.

BOSTON, Feb 9.-Delia Durant, aged twenty-one
years, living at No 40 Dover street, was crtminaly
assaulted last night by Shing kee, a Chinese
laundryman, in his place OF business, "a Dover
street, where she had called for her laundry.
During the assault the young lady was badly
choked and rendered tnsensible Kee YVES arrested
a Manufacturing Company I'm Trouble.
REPREsENTArIvE GUENTHER LARGELY INTERESTED
DAVENPORT. Iowa, Feb. 9.-Mortgages amount
ing TO $33, 900 were foreclosed on the Mueller &
Ackermann Manufacturing Co. yesterday, and the
institution suspended operations The company
stockholders being Representative Guenther OF
Oshkosh. The failure has created quite sensa-
ttOl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-09

THE president Has APPROVED the Joint resOlu
ton for the removal OF all political disabilities
imposed by the fourteenth amendment upon
Abram C. Myers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-09

DR.. r. Locke issNasby'o, editor Of the Toledo
Blads, IL dying Of consumption.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
HOME BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
~ FIFTH Issue OF STOCK.

- FIFTH ISSUE OF STOCK.
once OF the Treasurer. 1907 Penna ave-
second monthly meeting for payment of dues on
STOCK OF NTH series TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRU-
Any IA, 1858, at O'CLOCK, at WILSON'S HALL,
southwest corner Penna ave. and 10th st.
Shares OF the NTH series may be taken at above
between am and d m
Allow interest at per cent on stock withdrawn or
Cancelled In settlement. Shares. 5000 each. Pay
nentS VI eacn per moth. The business of the first
month oi this series being closed payment of 90 per
share Will De required at this meeting.
savings may pc fely Invested at fair rate of inter-
loans ooained on easiest of terms and at least
possible expense. No commissions. Loans can be
settled IN whole or in part at any time. Average
smo9nd aI nj loaned per share during past year was
stock and IL interest W "
THOMAS BOWLING, President.
ANSON 8. TAYLOR. Vice President.
EDWARD 8. WESCOTT, Treasurer.
oo, 9, W. r. WETZEL, Secretary.
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Pure Drugs at Reasonable Rates. Prescriptions care
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-09

REsIGNED.-Passed Assistant Surgeon Arthur d
Bevan, OF the Marine Hospital Service resigned
to take effect February /. DR.. Bevan has been
appointed professor of anatomy N Rush Medical
Coliege, chicago. DIR. George T. Vaughan, OF Vir-
GINA, VINO passed the last examining board, has
been appointed to fill the vacancy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-09

THE COLD WAVE DUE HERE AT 10 p. M.-The
signal officers announce that the cold wave that is
coming eastward will reach Washington about 10
O'Clock tonight. The temperature will fall about
fifteen degrees.
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Corner Of 9th and SITS. n.w-
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| NEW BOILER and engine house for the electric
| lights are being erected at Bedloe's Island Here
| tOfore the dynamos were located in a small shed
In the moat Of the old fort, and 1t has been found
| necessary TO give better shelter to the machi-
/ neTy