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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-12
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NEw.YoRK DEALINGS.

there was q large movement In the wheat options
Yesterday, the transactions amounting 10 about
$4,000 900 bushels, but the variation Of prices was
narrow. The Government crop report showing per
oentage In the condition OF winter wheat higher than
has been recorded for several years. and tho continued
selling of foreign houses, coupled with weaker cables
from abroad, werr the influences that gave down
ward tendency 10 values, although the narrowness OF
the fluctuations on the large volume Of trading ind
Gated the willingness of many bear operators to take
profits May options early sold at 80 l-SDe6 Ia
cents dropped 10 50 GIG cents and ended at 80 10
cents The curb prices were also narrow, varying
closed down 3907-6 cent follows: April, 80 l-s ;
May, IS 7-s; June, 81 July, 81 IL; August 80 "a ,
September, 81, and December 80 5e cents. spot
wheat dropped 1904 cent under the beatish I'm
fuences noted above, and only 10000 bushels were
taken by shippers. ,.,
wheat, but shippers took nearly 10000 bushels
1914 cent, as follows: April, az 1-2i May and
June ~ 1-9 July, ~ 10 and August, 40 IL cents
Oats on the spot were firm, but the options wore
weak in tone, ending at 81 for April, % IA for May
80 for June and 80 1-6 cents for July There were
sales of 500 of lard for export but the options
were ld2 points easier. Final quotations were April
and May, ~ 10; June, % 81 July, 81 %; August
81 25, and September, 81 %. -
The receipts NJ New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore
Wheat 0,si6 bushels corn, s954e bushels oats
17O88 bushels; total, 143, 462 bushels; four 2231s
packages. At Chicago Milwaukee, and st. Louis the
arrivals were: Wheat. II 300 bushels corn, 16l $50
bushels oats, 1853 $50 bushels total grain, 1907 1SS
bushels; -four, IL, f03 barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-12
FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON April l14 m;-ConsoS " = ior meney ana
Tor the ACCOUNT Atlantic and Great western hrs mort
gage trustees certificates. 32is DO second mortgage
h3 Snia do second con soils i07h; Illinois central Ia
Vatican Ordinary 47; 81 Paul Common, 6Issi Ne~.fork
Central ll0Sj Reading 20 Mexican Cen'rai nrS mortgage
bonds f3s4.
Money pnoe mar cent rentes at S5 francs OH
Ps Tor the Scconnt and exchange on London at 70
francs 90 confines for checks
Spanish As 75h- - -..,Na, for abort and
three months bills Is l 81 per cent.
Rar silver Is quoted az 49ld per ounoe nj, - r.,.~,
THE amount OF bullion Withdrawn Onh uio o"nA Y" Nhb""
an halanre to-day IA $4,000 ,..., ~. ooo
The bullion In the Bank Of England has decrease 4laVoo
Thn proDortion OF the Bank OF Engands reserve laoy
,ch fs week WINS 50 por is now 4lIU per cent
PARIS April 1.-The weekly statement OF INC panS on poS
shows an Of l3O600OO francs III go anu 00oVooo
In silver.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-12
o.y.Grs FOR FArHER DROWNED.

poughkeepsIe, N. Y, April IL Special. STEAMBOAT
companies and owners of steamboats, on the Hudson
are startled BY the verdict rendered by Hudson court
for 81 600 against the NewYorh and Cstshll Steam
boat Company in a civil damage suit. The suit was
brought by the guardian OF Beulah Rouse an infant
four years old. Frederic Rouse. father OF the infant
was employed as a deck hand on the steamer Walter
Brett owned by the company. On the night Of June
g, 1885, he visited the barroom Of the steamer and
became intoxicated. The next morning his hat was
found on the forward deck. but he was missing. a
week later his body found floating IN the Hudson
River Oft Cold Spring 1t is reported that some OK
the steamboat owners will close the bars ON their
hoats
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-12
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. April IL tspecal) The Government estimate
on the condition Of winter wheat "a per cent made public
Wednesday after tho close OF Change. had the eject
expected Wheat to-day, Notwithstanding the heavy DC
cnes already suffered dropped again. The appearance Of
good and the prediction By the Weather
Bureau that they would continue to-day further
coura9ed the general selling inclination. AZ the PUT
price 81 6s cents, there was considerable buying and
possibly had something 10 do with the little rally the
market had from the bottom. July wheat opened az
SO 1S touched 80 1-8 and closed at 81 3A cents May
oened at sold TO So Ia and coSed at SO 8S cents
bad grain failure was reported from Berlin but ts eject
was only temporary. There however, at the close
some apprehension by the crowd that the selling during
tho day had been little too recless The May price
was generally bid for No 9 Spring Corn was fairly
active within range q Il cent opening and closing a.
alarm In the pit tho Milwaukee clique Is subsid-
ing somewhat They started In Monday 70 buy cash oats
and charter vessels them. They have how
ever abandoned that and the explanation Is that the
CLIQUE invariably the with big combnh
ticBs suffering from dissensons May oats opened at
25 a. and closed az rs II cents May PORK sold as low
low s5 IL Nay gotssS , elosca ?, 81 TO- Just
a. 90 12 on the curb Jrly wheat sold at 80 81 cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-12
BALTIMORE TO HAVE A. SUGAR REFINERY.

!. DAI@IINVIE TO ia ID a oVUz1Ib VIII 1-'I'1'1'
Baltimore April 1l,-There IS every Indication OF
the establishment here Of gneat sugar refinery.
OF the 100000 capital stock proposed 100000
has already been subscribed, and at least 100000
has been promised soon as the project as
sumes definite shape. Robert Garrett d Sons have
subscribed 100000; william S. Raynor, 100000;
G. Morton Stewart & Co.. $4,000; F. Levering &c
Co., s25 900, and Rufus Woods $4,000. 1t is pro-
suitable site can be obtained with sufficient water
front for heavy shipping. The refinery VIII have
capacity of about 200 barrels a day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-12

Produce Exchange today tns Battef yssfsrn Al
a asei chcoa dairy sssa; Good TO 6hO' lSsis''
rs%y 3 s, ssso co. TsSss ass
IS sss h;$ sss'ls ?si1 i, * SsI
s %ss SS,s : AZ y - snow WHEY
s snsy Sas R a..
sFs ST. pssns and fSss sSsss
head ssa s So r Egg 10 s ssssn
gs b, u ss 4 S2 ae9pai
1xD.xAros April Wheat sIothisg doing sss S S%'
No. 2 Mixed 25iac bid
ma p.sR.ya.as. s sSSsras ssss
g. ssgss 'S Ia SS |isss
SSSis0, ci sIs,r g sS s.. 90 %
i sssss &: Sss " %s
oosss 70 so s.ss. % oosss oS Pas.nb g 90 60
sss Es' sssf ssai 9q h
JAZZ g' sSs 81 Rye nominal Penyyapin
sn DEPOT sl sl2 yellow Ne
EsA Mixed and YeSw s sT1 Ia depot s s9 80 10
s sTsS ofps' ,; Js.s
sa5Ss SqGse liberal fsssS = sjS
Esee,e@ wS We q, futures We're quiet d lowers
g. White L. Hp5 sssss a. iss x ssss sas
Potatoes qnist White Potatoes g %ss'eG RI
Iar Good soesse Bu5bsnks and waite ssy SSocs
"a Hebron choice 35 esSe New Potatoes Florida per
bbL Prime 81 O00s OOi DO Medium 81 oeS6 Pov nn
euet and steady Beef-Cty Family 90 60Ql9y per pDL
Do d. % O3 Smoked Beef at iGios pr sSss
Mesa New az sl4 6oi DO; Family sleSLsSs aionss
sidSs salt 5Szc; 20 % .s,sS a.t sssss az
o shoulder. pickle cured % DO eS se sS5 i5s
LARD Quiet steady: city Rennsd sos1c. steam sss'se;
ButchSrs loose s 70 Butter active sssos t y &C.
B. C. and n Y Creamery Extra a. l7e "esn xnss0H
NRi5o Packing Butter II l2c Eggs m rennsy,ssas
frsts steady Western Frsts u cfss;S sen r
Powdered Srsnu.,sd az Sc Ses s.esy 10 nSs
tesi IN bbs 6pUc ReceytsEou s2e o6 Sp ns,n WHEAT S
Wnsat ii 900 push Corn le BUSH Data 10000
bush o..no,
rotxpo April il.-wheat dun, stsdyi cash SSesoSci
Mar s5c June sskc July sie august n.,s o. Ucfn
sSsS 55 &c Nav &c Cioverseed qt steady cash y 81
April "a Receiptswheat 600 ash S91n asvoV
oats 900 bush Cloyerseed 10 tgs SniPmenu-"hSas
1000 bush Germ l,O0e bush. Cloerseed TAT bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-12
IoNnoN wooI, SAFES

roxooy Aprfi iiAt the wool aaies to-day there was a
large Attendance competition active for ali kinds
h barepinr OF prices French and Ger buyers oper
ate freely The akngs OF American operators 10 date
are 1000 baies Fifteen thousand and paes were
yrS e total y1thhra walls 70 dAo arc about 200 bales
FojeNins are the offerings and priees ~ dssail -.
Yctor&-eales $500 bales scouEed lV9n - ~ N 90
iscks and pieces pas "a grsasy 7aSls sa do locks
IL fXSis 7rd Do iocks ana pieces ea1is "a sTsasy
id 90 ssts and Rsss: AHaSioS G oefs sn
pieces II bdsil s grsasy n 70. 90 loeks ana
2Ld Al ioeks and pieces ydasisd New. Zealand 26O0
secured 90 locks and and Rssoss dS
lM ssiesp lee bsles ,eeuree aS an an E essd
Hs2s ana bsss secured Ereass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-12
MAKING a REPORT ON THE ALL.

MAKING 4 REPORT ON THE AJLARD SEIZURES
So far as the Of smuggling charged against
hlard a. Lous IS concerned, the special agents have
finished with it except the making out OF the report
This report will be that acting under the information
and direction Of A. /. Blosser, the discharged en-
ploye they have seized the goods believed to DC
struggled and that they are now at the Barge once'
AS the evidence upon which the seizures were made
furnished by Blossier the special agents WORK
was simply to seize the goods in their Official ca
pacIty and tho retirement from Office of Special Agent
George IL Simmons on April 10 win not embayrass
the Government in the least In the prosecution OF the
cases since his services have been mainly clerical.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-12
COTTON MARKErs-R TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL. April ia m-osVon-ine ssies Oh 'no oAy
included ,S00bales American ,.,,,.- - x,a,,n.
clause April delivery 656id ayers April And NAY aenv-
cry 55.S4d seers May aeety' @ snS Vy
ust delivery 5584d sellers lgnst an9 sePpm0cs pes 10
srv 5lBld sellers; Septemr and october oerery ss'
siS seIer October and Nov deliyery5 2s64d values
September delivery, 5264a tyers -
oAryssT0s APr,l a. &C. Ordinary esi net and sros.
recspts esS 6alss exports aspse S452 oses sales o2o
bales; stock 6,S46 bales. 49,
NORFOLK April la-,,otfn hrm Middllng ions net and
gross receipts Zoo bses eports coastwtse los bales ae
90 bales stock, IL $50 bale
SAVANNAH Aprl l-atton firm. Mdding es Low
Middng 0S; GOOD Ordary, so net and gross recssp.A
6SS bales; exports coafWlse, oaies' eAoS ." N.-'
stock 2l67b bales -
NEwosLKAss April icotton Arm hiddling. i1%,
is2l bales; gross ots 1886 bales; exports TO Great
BRITAIN 9237 b. france. as2s oaies; Sales "'oo
bales stock, 160,2o. u.~~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-12

ana Assistant pistriotAtorncy Davis-Nos 10 81 In
Court or GENERAL sxsstoss-PApr II-Before Glider
sesye j. and Assistant District Attorney JeromeNos to
20 incuaiva
o. Assistant DistrictAttorney 0o1-Nos to IL In
AIN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-12
Gcuntrp Boaro ilJanteo.

THE friends Of a young lady desire to
II End for her q pleasant home In private,
genteei family IN some Village q olefgyman's
or physIclan's family preferred. Adhreas,
With terms ana partleulars. 70 r., Box .,
Tribune Uptown 01lee. I, 238 Broadway:
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raised 1-s per cent The closing quotations we're
as follows:

rrha transactions in State bonds included len,
nessee settlement IS at an advance 10 ~ ~, n1
North Carolina specal tax az Ia ~. onr stocks
broadway sold 1907 at 800, importers anu ,Su-
ers' I2Oj at 5l5, Merchants Exchange tlS al IT.
and Western 5l at ~ ,,hs..,+io1
rains were recorded by most issues Ere s LEON,
consols were the fraction higher at l04 IL no o5
ton and Texas - SenTra and NASHVILLE coa
oral trust IS rose ga to Oh Ia, Reading iirsy IN
comes SO to SO IA, and Shenandoah ysiiey nrS ,t
/ per cent to 80, and general mortgages per cene
IN az A great variety of issues recorded advances
of about 112 per cent and the tone OF the markec
was favorable to higher prices. The few declines
were unimportant - c..,x IT,
change there was fresh activity in the industrlai
stocks on the report that the American Meat Com
pany scheme had fallen through. Cotton vi ger,
tifcates advanced (22,275l to 81 IL, and closed
only n triHe under the highest figures. sugar
Refneries IL ,235) rose to 95 5-8, and at q con,
oession of Is closed 6 IA per cent higher, ana
National Lead Trusts l5,0l0) slowly ga1nere1s
strength at 20 1s and 81 S4 with nau g Rrnr 81
wick Company Il 500 at % IA to 81 7.S, ana IN
Georgia Pacific irsts Isl ooo) OF IA ana ilo'
and second consol IS $4,000 at "a 3-S.
Money on call ruled at 3 l-2 per cent Dut con-
siderable business was done at 3, and toward tho
close balances were loaned at l-2 per cent
The Clearing House statement to-day was as fol-
lows: Exchanges, s115,592,557; balances, 3d.
1851.
The ub-Treasury to-day was debtor to the
Clearing House ST. 49, Its net loss On pei,
snce was $685. 632, made up by loss OF $500 s4S
CON- less O gain Of 1891 8 currency. The days
operations covered: Receipts, S21 66,o DOL; pay
ments, 81, 1865, 500; resulting in general balance
of 81 705e7, S37 consisting of 81 SO, 455,1 62 coin
and $l6,112,6H currency
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON.
The United States Treasury at Washington
received to-day $l50,547 National bank notes for
redemption.
The customs receipts were $3.50, and the
internal revenue receipts were s376754
To-day's Washington Treasury statement Of
cash on hand and deposits in bank compares with
the figures Of the last previous statement as
follows:
April 10. April IL Differences.
Net gold on hand s196 2oA s1DB 53S Inc 1886 pa
Net silver on nd 27,1021S2 2G,952,0o3 Dec. 1929
Net legal tenders .eo ne
hand........ 23872, 3S1 2S,5S4,4so Inc 1oZooo
Actual cash in
Treasy vaults
outstandPR ooo ooo
cerncatcs...-.. S240ol0B17 f2413l46II Inc S5JyyzU
Deposits in banks AZ 0S1 420 42,6336oO DEC. l4Ieo4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-12
THE PETROLEUM MARRE7.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
The crude oil market yesterday was dull and mar
row, with only triHing movements in prices. The
news from the field was unlmportant, but there
is ar expectation OF the opening Of new wells Of
considerable size IN the Taylorstown district Ocean
f.rt rates arc rmcr owing 20 the continued scarcity
os vessels, but the inquiry for refined oil remains
ready be grathed any prospect OF transportation
The certificate market closed only steady.
The range of prices and the total dealings were
as follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-12
Flour steady and unchanged.

Cash quotations follows: No 2sprng whsss sSss
$3.50. No Spring WHEAT asc no hca $40 No Bar.
ley nominal No. Flax Seed at q % PINE I@ fs9s
100 H. short Rie sdes loose g w. si4ss
SoIsd az Sfa5o Nhiskey distllers finished gooc u ~
per gallon. sugars--Cat Loaf SAs69hc GanoiASa os''
Standdrd "a" 71sG n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-12
HOME NEWS.
WHAT rs GOING ON TO-DAY.

WHAY rs 0OING VN IO-Bh1'
Centennial Committee peesins, Stewart sui0ns'
Msyss wsll contest before Judge Cowenhoven. New
BYunsu1ok. n. J..
Unisavisn Club meeting Hotel Brunswick, o go p m
Mckee Rankin reference case No. zoo Bfoauwsy'
Reform Club, No. ~ East Ninety -fhiro-st, o p m
p. N. ,..n.,.
Covenant Chapel Singing Class concert. Covehans
Chapel No a1e Esst Forty-sseond-st, p m
Prize arm Of Berkeley School Corps. tn kes'men'
Armory, p. n.
Woman's Conference Association Hall.
Union Of Supervisors the War, Broadway ana borty
hfth-st., 8 p -,
Ensertainmsns ss Knox Presbyterian Church, p NJ
Plymouth Church. Brooklyn, prayer neeans' eSehns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-12
HAVANA MARKETS.

,,.r,x Apr,i ll.-spanish gold. 90 86has7 ses. Ex,
siet sugaf-Tendency upward sales OF oentfiiugss
az sSys POLAR Eaon wero made for spectators 81 s>sS
gold psquintal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-12
uomestit Siiuatloms tuanitS
Females.

Females.
WASHING and IRoNING.--By ssle sss
w woman; by week or dozen, Cali ~
West 2eth.st, basement. -
YOUNG American girl wishes 2 asua Hem
bousowork; willing and ohligipg |; beet %
refaYeneea. Call or address Miss J. MEfS
RITZ, 1.67a Eulton-st, Brookyn.
ser eSLer s,ifs. iisns Wansed SEQ Sd pess
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SPIRITS OF TURpENTINE.

cHARIzsrs April TSTpsnsi ass sss a. a. SO0
9vn sssa6S April ll.-Turpentine steadyat 4ae
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domestic si,mailons tpaiea
Females.

Females.
WASHING and IRONING. by \ neat
w German widow, at homo best refer
ences. Mrs KoHLER, 5l7 10ttaye.
M ASKING ana IRONING by respect
w able woman 70 take home, q 10 0us
by the day: beat city reference. ~ iVtn.
as,e., ] digit, front. -
@ EAMsTRFsS, Competent; prmanent
eneas. Address ~. u, go We s9d-se.
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Net cash balances $3.50 27 s2s9 s4s49s Inc s2515e
The foreign exchanges were dull and shade
weaker on the appearance Of a few security Dlils
The changes were not important IN the quotations
for actual business: Bankers bills at 81 81 and
"a SO "a respectively for long and short sterling;
French francs at 5.I7 IL and SIP 5-S; reich
marks at 95 81 6 and 95 So. and guilders at
40 IA and 40 1-2.
The governors Of the Bank of England at their
weekly meeting to-day made no change in Its
rate for discount. and 1t remains at 3 per cent
During the week the bank lost $4,000 pounds
sterling bullion, and the proportion of its reserve
to its liabilities was raised from 1910 per cent
to 4l.7O, against an increase from SO Lie to
3S "a per cent in the same week oil last year,
when its rate for discount was per cent.
The weekly statement Of the Bank OF France
shows loss Of Ia, 050, 900 francs gold, and loss
OF 3, $50 900 francs silver. At the London Stock
Exchange British consols were trifie lower Of
9s l-o for money and higher at SO 5-s for the
account The Bank Of England lost 1000 pounds
sterling on balance. and rates for discount IN the
omen market were sitter at LIZ to 34 per cent
Bar silver was steady at AZ 1-Sd: an ounce
American railway shares advanced in the early
dealings. but the Improvement was not maintained
TO the end. At Paris French per cents further
rallied 20 85.97 lie, exchange on London being
easier at $500 1-2 francs to the pound storing
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EUROPE STILL BUYING.
STOCKS GOING UPWARD.
THE CLOSE WAS AT THE BEST PRIoEs-K
JUMP IN SUGAR.
PhilA a Reading

SALES AT THE STOCK ExCHANGE-APR1L H.
BONDS AHD BANK STOCKS
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SALES AT THE CONSOLIDATED STOCK AND Pc
rRoLEUM EXCHANGE.
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domestic sitnations boantco

-,S~~~-~>~e-e->e-~-~-~-~<
Females.
WASHING. woman wants
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broadway Bank
S0..-....5O0
Imports d T1sd BIZ
2O.......6l6
Merchants tx Blk
lS......-.ll1
West National BIZ
5........ 81
North Carolina
special Tax
Mixed
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1000. .....,IUBI1
Chic a EAst Ill

COunOl9
1000. ..... l2l
CO Il III Gen IS
2.000.--... 1924
Chic PEG q 80 1 o.
1000. 80 =
Chic r ] q Pao %
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CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
Boston Apr II, 1850.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-12-30
TO REMEDY THE EVILS.
The Commissioners to Consider the Sub.
jects of Gen. BOynton's Complaint.

81 have no doubt" said Commissioner Doug
lass to STAR reporter today, ''that Gen. Boyn-
ton is right in his interview published in Satur-
days STAR regarding the condition Of the
streets and fast driving, and it is my intention
to bring both of these matters before the board
at its first session. More sprinkling carts
should be employed, for where two might be
enough on a narrow street that number is
wholly inadequate on broad one. Now, about
fast driving as you are aware there is a great
deal Of driving on the avenue and other wide
streets in excess of the speed allowed by law.
The regulations fix the rate of speed on paved
streets at eight miles per hour. Now this is a
pretty fast gait, and should be reduced to about
six miles per hour. In turning corners the
regulations say the speed shall be four miles an
hour. This is much too fast, as most of the
accidents occur at these places. Horses should
be made to go around street corners at much
slower gait. AS l have already said. both of
these matters will be carefully considered at
board session.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-12-30
Christmas Entertainments.

Yesterday evening the Sunday school Of Con-
mas service. The PROCLAIM had for its theme:
"Arise, shine, for thy light is come" The sing
ing Of the children as well as the recitations
and declarations were effectively carried out
Especial interest was awakened by the declam-
atoms of the scholars from the infant class, who
did their part very creditably. Two large
Christmas trees delighted the children, while a
large transparent picture representing the
birth of the Savior stood out in beautiful re-
lief between the two trees The audience was
the largest that ever enjoyed a Christmas
service in this church and all we're pleased with
the way in which it was conducted. The choir
of the church rendered several fine selections,
among them a soprano solo composed for the
occasion by the organist, Prof. Emile Mort. and
produced with great effect by Mrs. Rosenberg
Weber. The distribution of gifts closed this
interesting festival.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-12-30
and the committee had been powerIess to sup

and the committee had been powerless TO sup
ply any such deficiency.
When l o'clock arrived the chairman asked
whether the conference should 60 on or not,
but Mr.. Hall suggested that Mr.. Goodrich be
he said, that he might be able to satisfy the
conference with his report Mr.. Goodrich then
went on with his explanation, which drew forth
frequent "hear, hesrs' from all sides of the
table.
Mr.. Verney arose to reply. He said that he
foresaw that his proposition was not popular
one, but he still wanted to insist upon his OBJ
jections. He was wise enough, however, to alb
stain from the moving Of any resolution, and
the final report Of the collocstion committee
was adopted without a dissenting vote.
The conference adjourned at 1:l5 until to-
morrow morning.
The conference will undoubtedly conclude its
labors tomorrow with the consideration Of the
last two reports.