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An ElOping Priest Repents.

From the New York Tribune.
The sensation which was created abont four
years ago in Jersey City by the elopement Of
the Rev. Father Butler Of St. Bridget's Roman
Catholic church with Miss Brady was revived
yesterday. A letter from Father Butler was
read at all the masses in St. Mary's church
The letter was addressed to Bishop Wigger
and in it Father Butler expresses his deep re-
pentance for his transgression and asks to be
allowed to do penance. He asks to be sent to
some monastery or other retreat where he can
devote the rest OF his life to doing penance.
He does not expect to have his priestly func-
tions restored.
When the couple eloped they went to Read
ing, Pa. and were married there by minister
From Reading they went to Chicago, where
they lived for some time and child was born
Butler was unable to earn living, but his
wifes income from her fathers estate sup
ported them in moderate comfort About a
year ago they returned to this part of the
country, and having grown repentant of the
foolish step they had taken they agreed to
separate. Father Butler has been living for
some months at priests house in Brooklyn.
His wife and child are living with some friends
in New Jersey. According to the rules of the
church the marriage cannot be recognized by
the church authorities as valid, as a priests
vows prohibit him from marrying and he can
not be released from his VOWS.
Father Corrigan said yesterday that Mr.
Butler had left the country and would remain
away for long time in an asylum in Europe
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An ONO LADY was 70 frightened BY snake that
her G1oaay black hair turned white a. suoV II
was soon returned - IL original ooiGr b Han's
8n1r Renewog.
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A Gift to Amherst College,

Frederick Pratt, class of 81, of Brooklyn,
has agreed to present new athletic grounds to
Amherst college with quarter-mile oval track,
sO0-yard straightaway track, and base ball, foot
ball and tennis courts On the ball field there
viii be large grand stand, and the entire
grounds will comprise about twenty acres. In
addition Mr.. Pratt has presented dies from
which college athletic medals are to be made.
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ALLEGHENY COUNTY CENTENNIAL. AT Cum
BERLAND, MD, SEPTEMBER %, "A AND 25.-The
Baltimore and Ohio will sell excursion tickets
to Cumberland and return on account of the
Allegheny county centennial for all trains Sep
tember II to %, inclusive, good to return until
the Goth, at rate of S4.55. On Tuesday, Sep
TENDER "a, round trip tickets will be sold at
rate Of S3.05, good to return until the following
day, -
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TX TX MN Nm 4 ~ 4 BBB EEs

UNEQUALED IN TONE TOUCH, WORKMANSHIP
AND DURABILITY.
Special attention Of Purchaser is invited to their
New Artistic Styles, finished ID designs of HIGH
Est DECORATIVE ART. Pianos for rent.
SECONDHAND PIANOS. A large assortment.
comprising almost every wel;kpown make in the
country, in thorough repair will be closed very
low figures. SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS offered both
IN prices and IN terms which will be arranged on EASY
MONTHLY lNSIALLNEN1S when desired.
WM. kNABE q CO,
dc S17 Market Spsca
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whole matter in nutshell. The brotherhood
and league will hold joint meeting some time
in November. The matter will then be brought
up"
President Day Of the brotherhood says in O
Chicago interview: 'Its the worst fake / ever
saw. l don't know anything about such a
scheme. II the papers want to advertise the
thing let them do Ii. Twill not"
The international Marine Conference.
The Department Of State is officially informed
that Vice Admiral Kaznakoff, chief inspector
of marine artillery, has been appointed by the
Russian government its representative at the
approaching international marine conference.
The department has been officially notified that
the following persons have been appointed to
represent the imperial German government at
the Washington international maratine confer
ence, viz: DR.. Silver King, president of the
supreme court Of Hamburg; Capt. Wensing of
the German navy; Mr.. Nugent Hegel, consul
general of Germany at New York city; Privy
Councillor Bonner of the German navy, a cap
tain on the retired list; also that Baron Her
mann de Spaun, imperial and royal rear adj
miral, will represent Austria Hungary in the
conference,
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DEFEATED IN PiTTSBURG.
How the Senators Lost Another Game
Yesterday.

THEY MADE ERRORS AT THE WRONG TIME AND
COULDN'T BAT AT THE RIGHT TIME-oTHER
GAMES - THE CHAMPIONSHIP RECORD - THE
BROTHERHOOD AND ITS PLANS
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.
MOUNT VERNON.

MOUNT VERNON
Steamer w. W. CORCoRAN, Capt. L. L Blake
leaves 1th St wharf daily texcept Sunday for Mount
Vernon. leaving at 10 am, reaching Washington
$3.50 pm: Fare. round trip. q. including admission
to grounds and mansion.
MARSHALL HALL
Steamer W. w. C0RC0RAN leaves 9TH st. wharf
daily for Marshall Hall, leaving 10 O. a. reaching
Washington about $3.50 pm
Sundays-two trips leaving at 10 80 O. m and 9: 30
p.m reaching Washington at and 2 pm. Fare.
round trip % cents. sells
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DENTISTRY.

nR g. SCOTT
~ Respectfully informs his friends and patrons that
he has resumed practice OF his profession al i2oT
st. n Preservation Of the natural teeth rpecisitv
nR STAIR PARsoNR DENTIST. yT9 ST.
~ corner NV. first-clsss Gold Amslrnm sn3
White Fillings especially Aching teeth saved AprIi
cation TO gums prevents pain IN EXTRACTING Hour.
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At the Bottom of Ives, Prosecut,o,

Mr.. Brooke, Ives counsel, finished his address
to the jury at O'Clock yesterday, when the
court adjourned until this morning, when the
district attorney will sum up the case for the
prosecution. Mr.. Brooke in his speech claimed
that Russell Sage and Sidney Dillon were at
the bottom of the prosecution Of Ives.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-24

Chauncey d. Depew spent Saturday with
Vice President Morton at khineclif.
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NOTARIES PUBLIC.

(vOMnssIoNER OF DEEDS FOR EVERY Ar Arr
" sna Jsrritory, Notary and U. s Comsnissionsr.
ny n bkAA1s lSxl - NJ. In ofnos from An
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-24

Judge Robert W. Hughes Of the United
States district court who was at Abingdon, Va,
yesterday, announced his determination to
support the democratic state ticket. He has
been a staunch republican since the close of
the war.
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CArrrAL CrcEECo.

Sole Importers Psyche Safety Cycles,
forms suitable for gentlemen; 4
suitable for ladies.
Less tickets guaranteeing perfectins riding 81
ladies x5. Special hours for ladies' BICYCLES and
Tricycles for rent hour day week month. second
hand wheels cheap Cafalogs free se2O-Bsr
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

SHO6I hOlIE 10 LONDON,
y NoRDpEU1sCHERL LLOYD s. co
last ExIress Steamers.
To Southampton london. Hayrel Rr,r,.r
Trsse, Wed. sept %. $3.50 an Fulds ssi serx
e e, 9; Sv An Lain . Ned. Oct = II am Ibs sat-
Sat-. Oct. z, 3 80 Am "etfss
Comfortable state rooms excelent tshls ,rx,~sa,,.
ealoon appointments Prices: Isl csi,n a ~ 49,
Inward berth, according 10 locstion "a csian $50
Ok pa, s ss a. low rstes Apply 70 4 r. DkoOP
80 e---.. eee. seZ3
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LNOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
IL NEW IRON STEAMER -WAKEFIEIDr
Leaves 7th-street wharf on MONDAYS, THURSDAYS
and SATURDAYS At q. Returning tuesday,
FRIDAYS and SUNDAYS p. N, touching at River
Landings as far Nomini Greek, Va, St Clements Bay
and ieonardtown, Md Connects with b and o. r. Il al
q. w. RIDLEY, Manager. ta25
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THE "FIsCHERn PLAN

Is truly ''Old Reliable" Established 1910
$4,000 IN use. Fully Warranted Sold on easy
terms. Pianos for rent.
SANDERS STAYMAN,
934 L st. NV.
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OF PIANO-FoRTE MAKING.
Sold on accommodating terms Pianos for rent
EANDLRS < STAYMAN,
o34 Il St NV
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EVERYBODY KNOWS THE "WEBER-
As one of the Greatest Pianos in the World Main
talns II commanding position. Pianos for rent
SANDERS SrAlMAN.
934 ST Il, w.
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schedule IN effect JUNE ~, 1889.
Leave Washington from station corner New Jersey
avenue and & street.
For chicago and Northwest, Nestlbuled Lmitedex-
press daily ii 20 am, express Bpm
FOR Cincinnati, ST. Louis and Indanspolis express
daily, ) 90 and IL l5p m
tor F1ttsburg and Cleveland. Vestibuled Lmitedex-
press daily IL 20 am. aud express 40 pm.
Fer wheeling. Petersburg and principal stations
a
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DArrr ! ( REQ Lrxz,

II H.
Steamer Lady Of the Lake, from 6th-st wharf Tues
day. THURSDAY. and sunday. pm steamer Geo
5 Pni. Stesmers stop At hney Point Fare 81. 50
Lake, Tel call. "a: Leary, 745-3. myl7
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TIE "EsTEYn Plan

THE "ESTE1" PIANO
Is winning Golden Opinions on every side. The
name guarantee OF Its worth Splendid tone; dura-
BILE. Pianos for rent.
SANDERS STAYMAN,
a Est m
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ASSOCIATION GAMES.

At Brooklyn Columbus, 8; Brooklyn, 2. At
Kansas City-Kansas City. 6; Louisville, A. At
81. Louis-Si. Louis, 5; Cincinnati, l. At Bal
timors-Athletics, 10; Baltimore, g.
THE RECORD.
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THE PACIFIC COAST.
The People Wide Awake to the Interest.
OF the Far West.

SAN Francisco, Aug. 3).--At the com.
mercial conference on Saturday the com.
mittee having in charge the report on
the encouragement OF maritime commerce
reported an amendment striking out all
reference to free ships, and inserting in
is stead clause for the establishment OF
Il permanent bureau of navigation, and
urging congress to provide for tile paw.
ment of bounty to all builders of vessels
to he engaged in foreign trade. This was
followed by Il long debate and the report
as thus amended, with ultimate proposi-
ton suggesting the adoption of the French
bounty system, was unanimously adopted.
The report favoring the Pacific ocean cable
was also adopted, and the report on coast
defense was submitted with resolutions
urging congress to put all harbors and
rivers on the Pacific coast in a ttoreu IN
condition of defense and to establish an
additional navy yard on the northern
coast. The report favoring the Nicaragua
canal was adopted. The next subject un
der consideration was the railroad traffic
and the committee appointed to obtain
the views OF Chairman Cooley of the inter
state commerce commission made their
report, in which Chairman Cooley stated
the custom of allowing the transit Of
bonded cars into foreign terriory was per.
mitted by the treasury department but
was not authorized by statute. He agreed
there was an inequality in the policy
which places the American rairoal. at a
disadvantage in competition viii. lana
dian roads.
The committee appointed to consider
the application of the inter state com.
merce law to the carrying trade of
Canadian Pacific railway or the abolition
of the bonding system, presented the
majority and minority reports. The
majority reports deem it unwise at this
time to urge congressional action against
the Canadian road, while the minority
favors the abolition Of the law granting
to foreign railroads the privilege of carry.
ing domestic goods between the domestic
posts. Resolutions looking to the aboIi.
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The Chicago Annexation Trouble.

CHICAGO, Sept. 2.-Proceedings tend
ing to test the legality Of the recent elec.
ton by which the surrounding suburbs
were annexed to Chicago. were had in the
circuit court Saturday. Treasurer True, Of
the annexed town of Lake View, has be,
gun suit to compel the county treasurer to
lnrn over to him, as treasurer OF Lake
View, the taxes collected up in that end OF
New Chicago, on the theory that the re
cent annexation was unconstitutional.
Arguments were heard to-day on that
point and the court decided against Mr..
True. An appeal was taken to the su-
preme court OF the state and will come be-
fore that tribunal in October next. In
case the annexation is declared unconsti-
the decision will apply to all the
other suburbs recently annexed.
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ton OF the clause in the Interstate com.
merce law relating to TIE long and shoyt
nauls were presented. W. B. Hayring.
ton, on behalf Of tie chamber of com.
merce, presented q. series Of resolution.
thanking the visiting delegates for THEN
attendance and active work. and the
delegates responded with thanks for the
courteous treatment and consideration
which they had enjoyed. L. W, Jones
introduced series of resolutions callinp
on congress to adopt liberal policS
relative to the Pacific coast, in the mat
Ter OF river and harbor improvements
This concluded the business CT the con.
terence, although special committee on
permanent organizations will meet to-
morrow,
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BY giving you the current Information
necessary to intelligently utilize YOU
means. For $l.00. The Kansas Cit,
Weekly Journal a asixty-four column paper
complete in every feature necessary tc
make it irst-class, Can be had fer <LOC
per year Those who have received this
valuable paper during the campaign need
10 introduction. To all others we say, try
it. Hand your subscriptions to the pub
,ishers of this paper and he will forward
same to us. Journal Co.. Kansas City,
No
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i've, prompt and aggressive, is here to ii
tend the convention. lie has made
first-class presiding officer for several te,
ritoral councils, and may be president G
the territorial convention. Valencia coun
ty under Col. Chavez leadership did nobI,
lnthe election OF delegates to the con
vention.
Col. G. W. Prichard, of Las Vegas
author Of the constitutional convention
act and one Of the delegates from Sar
Miguel county, is in the city. Col
Prichard will be one Of the most valuable
members OF the convention to Judge BY
his past record. A good many delegates
from the northern section of the TERRITORY
favor Col. Prichard for presiding officer
OF the convention.
AT the Palace Dr.. Van Upford, At
Gibson; Julian Daniel, Mora; P. D. St.
Vrain, Mora; J. W. DonnelIey, Albuquer-
que Wm. Einstein, st. Louis Richarc
Mansfield White, Hermosa S. 8. Terrell
Lincoln; Theo, w. Heman, White Oaks;
W. l.. R-nerson, Las Cruces, F. Simon,
st. Joe; Wilson Waddingham, New York
W. j. Mills, Las Vegas; c. J. Murray,
Geo. D. Potter, I'll Paso; E. HUM, Casl.
Entry mines; +. C. Plume, Taos Van r
Holmes, A. f. Grove, Emporia, Kas.
Chas Lonsuemare, Ell Paso; John D. W.
Veeder, Las Vegas; W. c. Hazledlne,
albuquerque; Mrs. Ridgley and mpid,
Miss Gllett, Springfield, Ill.,. H. J. Bel
brough, B. X. Cohman. st. Louis; +. A.
Manzanares, Las Vegas.
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A Safe Investment

ls one which is guaranteed to bring YOU
satisfactory results, or in case of failure Il
return OF purchase price. On this saiv
plan you can buy from our advertised
Irusgist Il bottle Of DR.. Kings New Dis.
'overy for Consumption. 1t is guaran.
iced to bring relief i'll every case, when
used for any affection OF throat, lungs or
chest, such us consumption, inflammation
Of lungs, bronchitis, asthma, whooping
cough, Group, ETC., etc. 1t is pleasant anG
agreeable to taste, perfectly safe, and car
always be depended upon. Trial bottles
Tree at G. NJ. Creamer's drug store.
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4 Dead rhilanthropistl

ST. Louis, Sept. 2.--The late Henry
Shaw, Of Botanical Garden fame, was
buried Saturday afternoon from ChristS
church, 18th and Locust streets. There
was tremendous crush of people to wit.
ness the venerable phllanthropists fu-
neral. Bishop Tuttle conducted the
services. The honorary pail bearers in
cluded Gov. Francis, Mayor Noonan and
many other distinguished citizens of the
city and state. The remains were de-
posted in mausoleum in the gardens,
which Mr.. Shaw had built as his last
resting place.
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Another English Syndicate.

BosToN, Sept. 2.-Ferdnand A. Wy
man, financier, and Banker Walter Pot
ter sailed for England yesterday, having
secured control for an English syndicate
of all the tanneries in New England and
New York. For this purpose lO,0JO,OJ
has been pledged. II this proves sue
cess it is intended to invest $50 900, ,OOJ
more and take in all the tanneries in the
country and all be operated as one great
concern. 1t is said the saving to be made
under this system will revolutionize The
Thinning trlde.
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Te|eggraphic Iid|ings
WASHINGTON MATTERS,

POSTAL AND TELEGRAPH CONFERENCE.
| WAsnINGToN, Sep. 2.--Postmaster Gen
| eral Wannamaker and President NoryI
Green had 4 consultation Saturday res
re ting the telegraph service furnished
the government by the Western Union
Telegraph company. While details ot
the plan have not been arranged, it is un.
derstood that satisfactory progress is being
made toward an agreement upon the line
laid down by the postmaster general.
The question OF rates to the government
for telegraph service is the point at issue,
but by no means the principal question, as
Postmaster General Wannamaker's plans
considerable enlargement
Of the functions OF the postoiice depart
ment in the direction of corporation with
the telegraph companies to secure cheaper
and better service. The possibility Of a
postal telegraph is being renewed, but no
of it is obtainable
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Will Break His Fast,

New YORK, Sept. 2.-George Frances
Train, who has been practically fasting
since April Is, taking, during the last two
months, only a little chocolate and bpr-
ries, has about decided to break his fast
Fruits, he says, do not furnish strength,
like berries. He proposes to break his
last on baked berries.
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California Vintage.

SAN FRANCIsco, Sept. 2.-The Merchant
and Viticulturist estimates that the wine
product of California will not exceed H.
100000 gallons this year. This is re.
duction OF S,010,00O gallons from early es.
Inmates. The reduction is due partly to
damage by sunburn and mildew. The
same paper estimates that the state will
produce 100000 gallons of brandy this
wear.
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Grand Army.

MILWAUKEE, Sept. 2.-rhe new grand
army connci, of administration has been
announced. Among the members are the
following; Arizona, not represented
California, r. n. Triat, Los Angeles;
Colorado and Wyoming, NJ J. Braggerly,
Greeley, Colo; Idaho, George L. Shout,
Boise City; Montana, not represented !;
New Mexico, James II. Purdy, Santa Fe !;
Oregon, not represented Washington
territory and Alaska, ]. r. G. Mccoy,
Tacoma.
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The Senatorial Committee.

LArHRoP, Cal, Aug. 3O.--The special
train with the members of the senate
committee on irrigation abroad left here
tor Bakersfield at 10 IA O'Clock this morn
ing, having to make brief stops at Merced,
Fresno and Tuiare.
Fresno, Cal.-The arid land committee
arrived here by Il special train this alter
noon about 3 O'Clock. They were driven
over the city and left at 5 o'clock for Tu-
lare, where they will spend the night.
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After Sixteen Years of Idieness,

BUFFALO, Sept. 2.-The extensive smel
ting works located on the river bank nea
Fonawanda, which have been closed dowr
for the past sixteen years, were put in
operation by their owners, the Tonawanda
Iron 4 Steel company. The capacity OF
the works is 100 to 100 tons OF pig iron
per day.
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WASHINGTON, Aug. 3).-The depart
ment of state has been informed of tht
recent generous gift by his majesty, Kin.
If Siam, for the use of the America
Presbyterian Mission, OF one OF the roya
palaces, together with extensive ground
and buildings.
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The Coal Barons.

New YORK, Sept. 2.-The sales agents
Of the six great coal companies decided
not to alter prices at present, but to re
strict the September production to 5000,
0J0 tons, decrease OF 100000 tons as
compared with the same month last year.
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OUR FINANCES.

1t is estimated at the treasury depart
ment that owing to large pension pay
nients, amounting to nearly $4,000 900
III July, the debt statement will show the
public debt increased about $500 900 in
AnonSt
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Plaza Concert.

At the 10th infantry bands public con-
cert in the plaza at G;30 to 7 80 this
evening the following program will be
rapdereI
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rendered.: (:
WE OFFER YOU WEALTH

r. CREUTzBURG, Leader 10th Inf.