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Murdered i'm a Brutal Manner.
YOUNG MAN FOUND WITH HIS THROAT CUT AND
HIS HEAD PAINFULLY BATTERED.

A fUUNG MAN FUND WITH HIS THROAT CUT AND
HIS HEAD PAINFULLY BATTERED.
PORTSMOUTH. n. H., May 2S.-Two young men on
their way TO work In this city this morning dScov-
cred the body OF Henry L. Whltehouse, aged
twenty-five, an employe at the electric light
works, lying on Mobiles Island shore, near Rice's
acksmith shop. The body was terribly disig-
ured. The throat was cut from ear to ear and the
head contained ten or twelve wounds which had
been inflicted with some blunt instrument. ma
house had been paying attention to young lady
III kittery and left there shortly after IL o'clock
last night and was due at the electric light station
at II. Supt. Palmer. of the electric light CON-
pany, When shown the hammer exclaimed my
God! that settles 1t IN my mind" Ten minutes
later the sheriff arrested JAS z. Palmer, a former
employe OF the electric light company, and lodged
him In jail on suspicion or having committed the
deed. On Wednesday WhitehouSe, in company
with Sheriff Coffin and superintendent Palmer,
searched JAS. Palmer'S house for some tools.
Palmer, 1t Is said. swore to be revenged White
house was very exemplary young man.
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District Government Affair.".

OfPOsED 10 EAENP1ING INK PROPERTY.
The commissioners have written 10 Chairman
ingalls, relative TO senate bill 1899 "For The re-
lief OF the Church or the Ascension that they see
no reason why they should exempt this church
property from special assessment charges made
prior TO 1870, as such action would establish bad
precedent
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STEAM RAILROAD ROUTES,
Mr.. M0rrill's Substitute for His Substi.
Ofute BIN.

In the Senate, to-day. Mr.. Morrill, submitted q
substitute for his substitute bill to define the routes
OF steam railroads in this city. 1t is made to con-
form in the date when the change Of location shall
take place to the bill Of the Senate District COM
mittee (the Faulkner billy, which requires
the change to be made by 1894. Mr..
Morrill, also inserts the other amend
ments recently proposed by Mr.. Faulkner to
his bill and added another providing that parties
alleging that their property VIII be injured by the
Supreme Court, who shall appoint three compe-
tent and dslnterested persons as commissioners
SIS such damage as they may deem proper.
They shall report TO the court, which
may confirm, modify, or set aside such findings,
and render judgment with costs. Unless the judy
ment shall be settled within sixty days the court
may enJoin any further exercise OF power under
the act.
Another amendment OF Mr.. MONTHS provides
that all the supervisory power vested in the CON-
missioners shall be subject to the approval OF the
Mr.. Sherman offered two amendments to the
ralroad-route bill. One of them is similar to the
one proposed by Mr.. Morrill, to require the pay
ment OF damages for any injury to property. MIR.
Sherman's amendment provides that the grant to
any railroad company to occupy any street shall
not take effect until the company shall pay the
owners OF lots bordering on or facing such streets
compensation In money for the damages, injuries,
and depreciation in value of property caused or TO be
caused by the location and construction OF its road
on such streets and by the use and occupation OF
the same for railroad purposes, and the amount OF
Sucn damages shall be determined by suits In the
District Supreme Court, and until the amounts de-
termined shall have been paid the company shall
not occupy the streets
MIR. Snerman'S other amendment requires that
the tracks OF the Baltimore and Ohio road shall
enter the city from the north at the northern line
OF Boundary street. where its main line now enters
at or near its Intersection with 9th street
east, and proceed southwardly along
9th street east, with double track
at grade or by means OF an open cut to point at
or near the intersection OF street north and 9th
street east, subject to the approval OF the Commits
SlonerS; thence by means OF a tunnel along 9th
street east and North Carolina to the inter-
section OF 1St street east and street SOUTH thence
WeStwardly as proposed in the Faulkner bill
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The Northern Assembly.


SESSION AT PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, May 2S.-Ciov. Beaver was in the
chair in the Presbyterian General Assembly this
morning. congratulatory telegram from the
United Presbyterian Assembly was read. Dr.
Kempshall read a report from the committee on
foreign missions in the case OF Rev. j. Nj. W. Farm
ham, removed from the control OF the publication
interests Of the North China mission by order OF
the board. The committee found that the action
OF the board was proper.
JUDGE BRAKES CHARGES AGAIN DISMISSED
Rev. Calvin stewart, ID. d., presented the find
Ing OF the judicial commission In the OF Rev.
T. S. Hamlin and Rev. Geo. o. Little, OF Washing
ton, against whom Judge ChaS. Il. Drake had pre-
ferred charges OF violating the constitution of the
PreSby terrain Church in allowing responsive read
Ing Of the Scriptures In public service. The
Presbytery OF Washington and Synod OF Balti-
more hal both dismissed the charges and
Judge Drake carried his appeal to this body. The
commissions finding sustainS the action OF the
presbytery and synod in that the acts OF the min
listers complained OF did not violate the constitu-
ton OF the church. AT the same time, 1t was the
Judgment or the commission that anything tend
ing, even apparently, toward rtualism or to i'm
ship was not to be encouraged as a precedent.
which TO state his side Of the case, and in legal
argument set forth his views as TO the cOnstitu-
tional features involved, in which he strongly as
sailed responsive readings as contrary to the doc
trine and teachings OF the Church.
The finding OF the commission was approved,
but the supplemental Judgment which expressed
an opinion on the question OF responsive readings
was lald upon the table after somewhat ami
mated discussion.
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The Dust Of the Earth.

OUT OF IT THE SOUTHERN PRESBYTERIANS DECLARE
GOD MADE MANS BODY.
BALTIMORE May 2S.-ln the Presbyterian Gen.
eral Assembly this morning, the chair announced
the commissioners TO try the complaint OF the
presbytery OF Mecklenburg against the Synod Of
North Carolina
Rev. Dr. Smoot, OF the committee on the vote In
the complaint Of Rev. DR.. Woodrow against the
synod or Georgia, reported that the sense or the
General Assembly IS that God made the body
out OF the aust OF the earth, and that It
was not evolved from a lower animal. A substi-
tute for the report was presented, declaring that
the action Of the Synod OF Georgia did not annul
the action OF the Presbytery OF Augusta, affect
the ecclesiastical standing OF DR.. woodrow; and
substitute rejected and the report OF the COM
mlttee adopted.
Rev. Il. &. Whaling. OF South Carolina, read a
protest against the action OF the General Assembly
In this matter.
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Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO, ILL. May 20. IL a. m.-The all-absorbing
event ON Change this morning the receipts of
1.257 cars Of corn. Had it not been for the wet
days receipts. there would undoubtedly have been
below Satrday's last price and almost instanty AZ
yanced to The weather and the action Of corn also
days close Of S6HaS6. The arrivals Of hogs at the
yards something enormous for this Of the
YEARS.. 900 head. Stock yard prices for the same
were 1Oal5c lower. and the result was 20.cent de-
cline In pork July opened at 14.07k The July
option is now quoted follows: Wheat S6J&; corn
So: oats 33k. pork. 1412,s lard. so; short
ribs, 7.oTt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-28

To secure yourself and family against
pneumonia and other fatal lung
troubles by using BENSON's PLAS-
TER for Coughs, Colds. Hoarseness.
Sore Throat Bronchitis, Chest Pains
and other pneumonic symptoms. A
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Observation-Disclosures Harmony returned from
Boston Saturday night, and was at his desk this
mornlng.-Dr. S. S. Stearns is having a rapid
convalescence from his serious nlness-H. ii.
berger or san Francisco and Jno. NJ. Letterle OF
LOUISVILLE. are at the st. JameS.-The Hon. VIM.
Avery, postmaster at Highland Falls, and Mr.. o.
G. Mecklein, OF Newburgn, n. Y, who have been
IN washington several days, have returned to New
York.-T. Monroe Davis Daudridge Hughes
and q. n. Cross OF New York, L. p. Burlin-
game and George NJ. Pullman OF Chicago,
J. Alba Davis OF Boston, and Charles D.
Drayson OF London, are at the Arlington
charles L. Blanton, OF Washington, was in st.
Louis on Friday.-Chas. NJ. Fry, Geo. Wadding-
Ton and John Duer or New York, and G. Ii. Fran
els OF Boston, are at Wormley's. En-
dlcott, wife and daughter were In New York last
nlght.-Samuel Dalton OF Boston, Geo. Peck OF
the Navy. A. Mcneil, W. Lawson and S. Fielden OF
LONDON, w. +. Snaf1er and H. c. Strong OF New
YORK, are at Welcker's-C. L. Peck, Thos. j.
Dreamer and VIM. A. Jenner OF New York,
Geo. Rookie OF London, Benjamin X. Lipscomb
OF Richmond, Va, Hon. Geo. Z. Bowden OF Nor
folk. and T. ID. Barker OF Mobile. are at Will
lardS.-Allen w. Thurman OF Columbus, Ohio
Hon. w. b. Burnitt or Cincinnati, NJ. Il. Bennett
1r, OF New York and j. w. Hazen OF Boston, are at
the Ebbitt.
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Sus6u Auu DOuIu1u, young CUIOfcU WUl1du, WHS
nned so by Judge Miller to-day for attempting to
Abraham Harper, the negro who stabbed Horace
Taylor also colored, In Richards br1ckyard Sat-
urday morning. as published In Saturdays STAR,
was held for the grand jury by Judge Miller TO-
day.
Major Moore and Chief Clerk Sylvester, OF the
Washington force, have been invited ana will
probably attend the annual review OF the New
York police force on the 3lst inst.
The certificates OF the election OF the following
as trustees Of the Murray University Society has
been filed: K. j. Pullman and Isaac Putney for
four years; ]. w. webb, p. A. Auer and K G.
Biashland, for one year.
Superintendent Powell, OF the public schools,
has under consideration an ofYer TO become super.
tntendent OF schools for the city OF Des Moines,
Iowa
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Remember PONDS EXTRACT In cold in bottles only,
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TIE FREEDMAN'S AID SOCIETY TO CONTINUE TO HAVE
BUT ONE SECRETARY.
NEW YORK, May 2S.-The discussion on the Ques-
ton as to how many secretaries should be elected
for the Freedmans Aid Society occupied the at
tention Of the Methodist General Conference this
morning.
The question was put on the minority report
providing for but one secretary and 1t was passed
Six names were then put in nomination Tor the
office OF secretary OF the Freedman'S Aid Society,"
The result OF the ballot was: Total vote cast, 1892
j. c. Hartsell received PAP; DR.. Rust ~, and j. A.
ID. Wilson %. Benjamin ST. James Fry was
elected editor OF the Central Christian AdUocate.
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A SHOCKING SIGHT.
A BOy's Frightful Death ON the Rail-
road witnessed By Many People.

A shocking sight was witnessed this afternoon
by many persons living on Maryland avenue, be-
tween 9th and 18th streets The mangied body
OF Willie McGill, boy, was dragged for some dis
tance by afreght train In full view OF many people
The unfortunate youth wholived at No 1913 Mary
land avenue, attended school In the Bradley
building. At noon to-day, when the chill
dren were dismissed for recess wlIlie
started home to dinner. He cut through
q lot between 18th and 18th streets and
attempted 70 jump on the freight train and then
jump On in front Of his house, He missed hisfoot-
ing Or slipped In some way and tell head foremost
70 the ground. ms clothing caught IN the
wheels and he was dragged along Maryland
avenue, beside the train past his mothers home,
until the train stopped east OF 9th street. A
number OF ladies who saw the sight
screamed, and one man was 30 over
come that he made q rush for the train
which was in motion 70 save the boy. When the
train was stopped the body was removed 70 the
Baltimore and Potomac freight depot, where Dr.
Boarman, the railroad companyb physician,
sewed up some OF the terrible cuts made By
the wheels The boys neck was broken,
and one side OF his face was completely worn
Oh and the back OF his head was badly mashed
HIS abdomen was cut open In several placea
The clothing was torn almost completeU from his
body. His BODY was latef removed 70 an under.
taxing e9tsbliahment
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The Fisheries Treaty and Mr.. Fuller.
HOW THEY ARE MIXED UP IN THE PENDING CONTEST
IN THE SENATE.

The light in the secret session Of the Senate over
the consideration OF the fisheries treaty seems
to 60 on with vigor, Notwithstanding the
rumor OF compromise. The republicans have ad-
lock on this question it will delay action on
all nominations including that OF Mr. Fuller to be
Chief Justice. The democrats talk OF q willingness
TO compromise II the republicans will limit
the debate to the shortest possible time. The
judiciary committee took no action upon
MI. Fuller to-day, but appointed special
thought the deadlock over the fish,
cries treaty may be settled. The democrats
are anxious TO have Mr.. Fuller confirmed and that
may operate TO induce them to yield on the treaty
question.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-28

SAMUEL b. CREWS WuL--The will OF Samuel B.
Crew was fled to-day. He leaves To his son. Samuel
Crew, his medical library, Instruments, &C; 20 his
neice, Florence Crew, his literary manuscripts
and private papers, and also 500 interest In house
on 9th street southeast and 500 LIE insurance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-28

The SELFRIDGE COURT-M ARTIAL.-It Is probable
that the orders for the court-martal OF Capt Sell
fridge will be issued from the Navy Department
tomorrow or the next day
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Stopped I'm the Thirtieth Round.
4 BRUTAL PRIZE-FIGHT NEAR wILKESBARRE WHICH
THE POLICE INTERRUPTED.

WHKEsBARRE, Pa, May 1S-Jas. Dillon, Of
Kingston, and Thos Hoar, OF Nanticoke we'll
known pug1lists, fought thirty rounds at Lee
Driving Park, on the border OF this city, at 6
O'Clock this morning. The fight was for 500 side
and the gate money: Six hundred persons wit
messed the fight, which was brutal one from the
beginning TO end. In the thirty first round both
men painfully staggered at the call OF time. Each
had eye closed and their faces covered with
blood. Before the round had fairly started con-
stables arrived, and there was general scamper-
ing. The contestants and spectators jumped the
fences and all made good their escape. Warrants
however, have been Issued for those interested In
the mill
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-28

SECRETARY ENDICoTT has gone to New York to
attend the Decoration Day exercises in that city
and Brooklyn.
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PRxFIRRED DEATH TO A WHIPPnG.-At Read
ing, Pa, Wednesday evening Albert Muth,
aged fourteen, son OF wealthy farmer near
Stouchsburg, was sent out to bring In the cows
One OF the animals being fractious he threw
stone breaking her leg. Fearing q whipping he
blew the top OF his head on with pistol.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-28
The Civil.Service investigation.

NEW YORK, May 2S.-SenatOrs Spooner and Black
burn, OF the Senate special civll-serv1ce commit
tee, to-day resumed their work OF aScertaining
how civil-Service rules carried out in the New
York custOm-hOuse. senator Hale is still con-
was taken up with an investigation OF the pur-
chase OF q site for Government building at Bling
hamtOn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-28

To EXAMINE APPIICANTs.-The Supreme Court
OF the District appointed to-day Messrs Willough-
by, Barnard, &. Z. Cole, Meoy and Z. ii. Thomas
the committee to examine candidates Tor admis-
sion 10 IAe
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AUCTION SALES.
TINRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE BRI
" DWELLING. NO. 17O6 L STREET MORT

NRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BRICK
WEST.
b. virtue Of . deed of trust to U.S. dated July l6
1856 and recorded among the land the Dis
tret o. Columbia In Iiber No. 1893. folio 27O ct seq
on THURSDAY. the SEVENTH DAY OF June. ISSS
AZ FIVE O'clock =. M all THAI certain piece
or parcel OF land situate and lying the city of wash
tngton District Of Columbia known and Described A
Lot No 20, in X. Shepherds subdivision OF suuare
consisting OF thrse-story and basement with man,
sard roof brick dwelling.
Terms Of sale: one-third cash. Of which 5000 must
be paid deposit at the time Of the sale balance in
two equal nstalments Of and two
y with interest at cent for which the pronissory
notes OF tie purchaser secured by deed Of
premises sold must be given All conyeyancing and
recording at the cost Of the purchaser
The terms of sale must be complied with within ten
days from Of sale otherwise the properly Will ~
rsold aud Of the defauting purchaser
A. q. BRADLEY, I T-.
T. W. TYRER irsstse4
THOMAS DOwLIN0, Auct uy2S- Akds
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The following official changes have been made
In the Department OF the Interior:
Pension ONCE: Appointment-Timothy Quinn,
OF New York, $1,000, by transfer from War De-
partment ResignationS-Sydney A. Shipman, OF
Kansas, $1,000; Miss sara l. Lee OF Virginia. 5000.
Patent Once: AppointmenU-Cll1ordS 5. Walton,
OF Michigan fourth assistant examiner, 81 200, by
transfer from General Land ONCE.
General Land Office: Promotion-Wm. NJ. Chap
lam, or North Carolina, 81, 400 TO 81, 900.
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The CASE OF REV. FRANCIS NJ. Toni

The CASE OF REV. FRANCIS NJ. ToDD.-In the
Presbyterian General Assembly, In Philadelphia,
Saturday, Rev. James L. BrownSon, ID. d.. or the
Judicial commission appointed TO try the appeal Of
L. s Hamlin and Others against the synod OF Bal
tmore in the case OF the Rev. Francis Todd pas
tor OF the church at Manassas, Va, against whom
charges were made affecting his moral character
reported In favor OF dismlssing the appeal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-28

The COURT OF CLAIMS to-day transmitted to
Congress the findings OF fact in the schooner Eliza
beth French spoilation claim.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-28

SAILED FOR HAYTI.-The U. S. 8. Yantic has
sailed from Port Royal for Hayt to look after the
American interests in that island in case OF a rev.
OlutiOn.
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RANGE OF THE THERMoMETER-The following
were the readings at the Signal ONCE to-day: a
~, 90; PIN, 81; maximum, 50; minimum, o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-28

THE Z. S. s. ATLANTA AND GALENA sailed yester-
day for Hampton Roads from Port Royal, SC The
training ship Saratoga has sailed for Newport from
Hampton Roads.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-28

New York Stock Market.
The following the opening aud closing prices of
the New York Stock Market, reported by special
wire to Corson and Mccartney. 1419 street
NanA o. [ G. Il Nanls o. [ q
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CHARGED WITH AssAULTISG His STRP-DAUGHTER.
David Williams, colored cook, thlrty-rye years
old, who lives at No. 1909 street northwest, was
arrested saturday Afternoon by Officers Hurd and
keefe on charge OF committing a lelonlous
sault on Elizabeth Mason his twelve yearold STEP
daughter The assault is alleged 10 have occurred
on Friday. The girl was playing on the front
street and Williams called her In the house and,
IL Is charged, committed the assault. The de-
1endant was arraigned In the Police Court this
morning on charge Of rape. The little girl testi-
Ned 10 the alleged assault. Her mother testified TO
the condition and complaints OF her child Oificer
keefe testified TO damaging statements made by
the defendant while under arrest. The defendant
was held for the action OF the grand jury; bonds
81, 900.
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