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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-14

In State issues Tennessee settlement 3s sold At
"A 5.sa 81 -, North Carolina special take, al
9 and receipts at :, and South Carolina 6s Browns
al 1O5 30. OF city bank stocks, Fourth National
sold ~ ut 20
The general bond market was only moderately
active. but IT developed a continued strong tone
Fort Worth and Denver hrsts rose 10 los "a
I05 Ia Chesapeake and Ohio new Is were firm
at 100 "a Wisconsin Central incomes were
active at 80 I.2a50 rs. Gulf, Colorado and Santa
Fe rsts were steady at about ., and the Sc onds
were of TO 70 ~ Reference is made To our fnll
report Of bond sales.
Considering that it was Friday, the local money
market was easy with per cent the general rate
for renewals and new loans. Some loans were
made AT and per cent later tie rate was :
per cent. and finally per cent, with supply
largely in excess of rcquireme nts.
The Clearing House statement today was AS
follows: Exchanges Sll9,653, 060; balances
s6.403,3l7.
The b-Trcasury to-day was debtor to the
Clearing House S6s3.S52. The business Of The
Sub-TrCasurv for the week ended 10 n ght include,
receipts Ct sl4.0lS,90l, and payments Of 81 7Ol6-
$50. leaving the general balance at 81 ~ .54s4s6.
against sls3, 7sl ,02l December g. showing an
apparent loss Of s2,132.56S. But. deductng from
the payments 81 $4,000 and from the receipts
$4,000 for items which affect only its account
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-14
rrRopFAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool Dee ~ $40 p m-Beet and PORK tl in poor
aaenhsrand cut about o. 80 N. dull at 33s Cheese.
,iiow and turcntinr IN poor demand. Coltonseci OF
sd| spot ana futures poor demand prime Western spot
III AT SJs Cd Wheat and flour In fair demand. torl-
Srn in fair demand futures IN good demand miXed west
ern spot arm ~ Is 2d December niin az Is II Hops
=, Iondoi-Paclfc Coast In good demand,
LSndon. Dec, 49, D. M Lnseed cake E9 los per ton
for western Refined PETROLEUM. e-i"1O2d Der "auOn.
knlrILs tuIpentlne. 33s AID DER owl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-14
OIL MARKETS.

OF CITY PENN Dec l3.-NatOnal Transit Certificates
opened at 81 "a highest 81 oar lowest 81 03 closed
~ Al Ol sales ~ 900 bbs eorsnces, 39s 600 bbls
charters 3l7 bbls; shipments N2thl 1852 bbls
runs 4517i bbls. % -, ~,
uonal Transit ODenr1 at I'll OF closed at
NJ o.; highest al Of lowest. 81 OIL.
1faG'oId Peiln Dee 13.-NauOral Transit Certificates
Dpened 81 "a closed at y 05 highest 81 Oh low
est ~ O2L. Clearances. $50 600 bbls.
rusyille, Penn Dee. 13.-Natona Transit Certificates
opened 81 o. highest al 04s lowest 81 0Sa closed
81 Al o..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-14
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Bamc Dec lscoton market Gqlc o Sg S street
sna Western slper 81 25qs2 80 do extra - ~ 40
40 family 80 9Oas4 40 city mills no brands extra d
$50 a.: winter wheat. pattrt ~ dSi w. sp'4", Ia
$3.50 IS; do straight. ~ 2jeS4 20; do eAtja 20 no..
Southern firm shade higher; Futz, aS4ci I3
berry 75ds5c; No. . s00sC lae; steamer l0G
crn dun and easier No winter red spot anu
S9[ G79asc; January, s0laas99e feouary IN
ouet but firm White. new 35qile yellow new 9SG
Year s9sq4oc Jsnua aud Eeinagy $50 Ma anh
90 io kprl 39LsG 39sc. oats him ana hehcdi
s9e vania o5421c white. 29l2a 5lc
s ar nxcd o. Sec q AIDED No. white soc bid Rye hl
,yine N choice 5Sa6Oc Hay steady prime 10 cllU,d
bmnthv siSGsi3 50. Provisions quiet, and unchanged
Buffalo. Dec 13whcat-No hard dull % WSbt s,Iu
iovscr M Sole; No Northern, soho; No NJ
ssc asked winter grades weak and dull No req 62c
eYtrs No g red S1aS2c: No. red 1JG16c No. "
S9c No amber. s$9c, Corn dull and gIse'se Yellow
Yellow doc No. yellow, 81 &c, No '3iGG
SeEc No. 3 $1,000 No SGGS7eG oi No IN fair de-.
%a6d market grm No Whit et 2 2@e Car Canada Ga
&C.. No o Canada 5Sa6Oc No. extra. 03G9oc; Ia
S1II and nominal Flour steady with I TSo1 AZ 600
W,feed ouie and unchanged. Receipts Zoo NM.
Shls. corn is 600 bush Shpments-Flour' 5'ooo OOS'
wheat % 600 bush; corn, 10000 bush ,,.
Cntc.go Dec 13Thc leading futures ranged as followS'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-14
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New.York Friday December 13-BEEyEs-Receip
Of S ed h st aSe for 5
alive a carloads at 6os Including 20 ana SsTsS e,
for kaufman strauss and 80 carloads arrived at Jersey
supply light but many cattle wanted and ou va,
OE and S daggns S a. 80 Sod 3 p 100 @ any
stays az % 1884, Bulls q 81 95ds2 49, aud carload
Mr Goldsmith sold to N. Bernstein IS Extra Pine
pC and AnSs SiS he YARD Is
%Ss cc T ts s ad in he boye
So 70. They averaged. when shipped, 1850 n. They
's cable Sn report OFT Ss European %a
sRD%s1ss and sunday VIII Include 90 cattle tie
the pmeIyes al for n goldsmith and Eas@aas So@
win , Up 2iCS g Of S ID aS Eq Se p S
Monarch 1 making he total tO the n Week fro" this poP
ga sos s Mep bsssn qp'5s': G oSs
60 lsS5 = 81 5o bd Il d. s'2 ss a q 3
OASP '$sS fe;a Aqgu: 10. o
ID 70 CO. Cfa Ok $3.50 ifo l al at % So 4 40 O''
s sshs%bsTe oh2 r. = 2s & u
ii5s a. e d iies az g o BuI lSsS
% Kentucky IeifeFs iiO5 n at IS so; Oxen ii b.
Newton & Gnlstt: 20 Buffalo Steers. 1927 ~ 50 50;
5 ssndcIs 10 Kentucky Steers; 1916 D. at 90 20.
Receipts 80 head all &C Goth s5 NS chang.
brought 2lad3c per u vGas sold at 5a72e' and bunch
|
Sales~Jo6n j. Hallcnbeck 10 Western Calves. sse
average at 2c per n II do 3lS H. at 21c II do, 221
b. at Sc Fed do 161 n. at 4c do 145 n. at DC.
Hume Mullen As GIassers. $50 n. at II 90.
Judd & Buckingham Yeas 1873 d. at TIC do, 80
SHEEP AND LANGBS-Rcceipts 10 carloads Of 2703
heads carloads 6Othst and carloads a. Jersey CITY
and number OF carloads (m1nly late arrivals YESTERDAY
were held over the latter place Bufao adyices were
eight supply and firm" and at the uptown yards the ok
sold for little money than on Thur-dayi While a
Jersey City buyers ofh and preferred n wax uru
Tomorrow In many before meeting eIs views
sheep per loo N for ordinary ch0ei am
,lir o lambs al 80 25GS1 40
Mr. Kase had Sa carload of fat Canada sheep M
cluding about - head Of "CleyOits" breed seldom seen
I'm this latitude but famer g the tourist in Scotland ara
raisei n some extent Canada They distnGlshed
for their long pendent WOOL notified faces IN which black
derat end slcnter dark feet and their horns ~
them OF to peculiar that they be denom
mated the ideal sheep landscape painters They haf
not sold up latn hour.
Saes-D Harrington 225 Territory Sheep sih aver.
nge az - 50 per 100 n 267 Western Lambs 81 =. AZ
80 Is 1872 Canada do - n at 81 3D.; date YESTERDAY:
| $50 Western Lambs O52 n az 50 20; 10 Canada 90
John ! HaIlenbeck: 1877 Western Sheep 1Ol n, at
| IS So: 19l Canada lambs. s7c n at 81 25
j. N. Pidcock 200 Territory Sheep 1oi n at - s'-'
Denback Dewey 1874 Canada Lambs. sob n
Newton & GGlett: 2o3 Kentucky Sheep 93s n q
Judd & buckingham: $50 State lambs, 65h n. II
| SO 25: so State Sheep, 105 ~, al ~ % "a.
| sherman { Culver: 10 Indiana Sheep 81 n 81 - ",
col Western do 9sl, N. at - S7la 200 do OH %
| as: Jos Indiana lambs G9i2 n. at 80 80.
| j. +. Sadler Co: 30 Jersey Ewes IS N, AZ III Ia.
| HoGS~Receipts IS carloads OF 6.so5 headsi taros.
| alive. Nominaly tribe hrmer Quotations sSoos"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-14

CoTTON-Tbe spot market ruled firm and quiet ia az
unchanged prices. Sales 1873 bales for consumption
port receipts go bales against 81 1914 bales this day
last week 30 961 bales this day last year Total for
tbc week 2534Sl bales against 25S ia bales last Week
and 266 liz bales this week ago Since september
receipts the ports aggregated 3.59tl6 1862 bales as
against g. O64 bates for the spending time Last year
Quotations based on American standard OF ca'sn'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-14

with the General Treasury its loss as aneG,lns
The hanks is 81 .G1.,56s. And this result ihcIuues
,be nayment of 81 ,3i9,92S for purchased bonus
and tle receipt OF S2,430,000 for exchange on
other Sub-Treasuries. To-day's operations COY
orcd Receipts 81, Goa. 100: payments %
With balances of 81 70, 702, 04S coin ana soio'soo
currency. ..,,,o.ro>,
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON.
The United States Treasurer at washington re- re-
oovcd today s2i7A5l National BANK notes Tor
redemption. .c,oo,o ,to ~
The customs receipts were sG4O,9 the III
ternal revenue receipts 50 O,2Ol, anu lhe HID
cellaneous receipts $4,000
To-dav's Washington Treasury statement OF cash
on nand ard DEPOSITS IN bank compares with the
figures of the last previous statement as follows:
Dec IL Dec. 49, Differences
Not gold on ND sfs9 s25 sfSS 1854 sj3 Dec Ssil O0
Net Silver on hid 20 49, 35S 2O,3 003 Inc. 1860
Net lcgaitcnders -. 49,. - ,oo 400 ~. 400 co,
on h1nd....-... 12O3o, 49, ll4oO4oS Dec' o-o'oof
Actual cash In
Treasury vaults
over outstand-
ing certificates 1922 go i03 500 1894 Dec 81 81 0J9
Deposits In banks A00i3,6S2 394i6 2i2 Dec 1497470
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-14
THE PETROLEUM MARKET
NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PsIc

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF rhioA D,
The crude oil market remained dull and unh'e'e
ing yesterday Fluctuations barely exceeded 81 49,
and there was difference Of rs cent al the ope"
between options and tho price at the stock hA'pans
and a difference OF 3s cent at the close. Ine ~ ~,
domand continues quiet. but with no change III IT, -,
,ors The report OF tho Bureau OF slapsu', $3.50,
November NJ the exports of mineral OILS ah' =,
>,.,. elbows A value OF Si1Sii96. deeres ssnns
,ga al fom November, 1858. on movehSsns n tsst
ei,S nv "a $50 376 gallons, an increase V monhs
sen. ~, ioI pa gallons. For the eleven =, 500.
Year oNoyembcr 80 the exports &nounttu w v.rsss
elncu gaIong OF valIe oi Sis, 21e 100 81 Ss a73
he corros poSldtng period last year OF % ,or Ire
over , Va, and 81 1928 In value. The news se.dy
sa ,n ,yas not significant. The market oiosco
and without feature. A.. ,o,., dealings ver
as follows s,ork Exchange Consold''oN
opening ...'.'''''-''''''''''' 1 OSS. lVss
highest ....... s-'--''''-'''-'- 03ls lpS
Lowest ----'------''' O3A.
FINAL :...;.''.'''''''''''''', 100000 'io~o~
- Ineludes q 900 barrels Of December AZ 81 VI ,.lou
incl on WAS unchanged At 100 cents per sA"'
4, barrels and 0.T0 cents IN cases er17 q franoes
!" EoreIen ouotations-AntN efp, II o. % q nsncA
nremen. so marks London. D o1oSo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-14
A LIFELESS MARKET.
BEAR MISSILES FALL SHORT.
STOCKS ARE DULL WITH SLIGHT FLUCIUA-
TIONS. But CLOSE STRONG


SALES At THE STOCK ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS H.
BONDS AND BANK STOCKS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-14


unchanged. Eggs, 2la22c.
Milwaukee, Wis, bee 1s-Four dull and steady.
ss Pe No NoT'4eg Corn quiet Nj g. 81 l:gk
Ys Eve quiet S SS!' aG IN store Hc is % BARLEY cd 10
In store, 46i4c Provisions easy. Pork IS so darL
fresh 2ia22c Cheese steady eheddars SAGE ,.I Re
Ro2oO bushels. shipments-Flour' 44oo bbl' barley
Philadelphia Dec l3.-Flour continued dull. Rye
-four quiet Buckwhea hour in fair demand ana steady
st 81 soGs1 90 per 100 for new wheat weak FAR TO
SSs adgsdsd on t6 sek Sc Ne sD; TSa
Sare6 sSisSS4c Rye dull weaker; No. Pcnn:yl,
vania offered 60c without buyers Corn weak new No.
new No high MIXED on track 4ls; new 50, steamer 2
S4 Ned new pSSe NIB So SH @ Fc
airy, $685. March, $9+ Sol Qae, firm; No. 3
,sc Under S6t offering No white December Sos a
Hatsi So ssS9ry ' Gess dH e ed
frsts 24e Potatoes rm receipts light demand good
6sc Burbank and snTs choice 5se6oc do fair to
FTrIdes. $4,000 msXcd and rough varieties 3od$5c,
Other articles unchanged receipts Flour 1000 bbis
bushels shlpmenlS o 1900 bushels corn $500
ST. Louis, Dec. lS.-Flour quiet and steady. Wheat
lower there was slight show o. strength Early IN The
SsHing markets ese%fefc the close was weak and
,sse below ycstedays No No. red cash 77ee Deem
closed sl4s9el3e asked Corn dull and an, weak No. ?
~ &c bid January 27-d27ec closed use May, 29sG
2c 1Sked oats I Tea No cash Iqc Nav Mas 2 ss
car Minnesota at ode Hay dull weak and unchanged
BianDemand light At 42e IaxssGd Il 2s Lad Dun
Eggs lsac Corn meal II COAST 90 wmskey 81 az.
provisions dull unchanged with ght demand Receipts
Flour, 5000 barrels; wheat Is 900 bush corn 335 900
bush. cats, - 90 bush. rye, 5000 BUSH; barley,
IL OOO Lush. Sblpments-F'our, 600 barrels wheat,
30OO corn. 3Oj 600 bush cats, 10000 bush rye
1900 bush. barley, 1000 bash
Toledo. Ohio Dec 1S-wheat active. lower; cash and
December s1iac: January, see May. S4'.c. Corn dui
steady cash 33sc oats quiet; cash. 22c. Coverseed
active lower cash, December and January 80 30; Feb
rusry, 90 52Ae. Receipts-Wheat G.961 bushels corn
% 92S bushels rye. 700 bushels. shipment s-Wheat
e366 bushels; 81 1856 bushels oats. 400 bushels
rye, 1904 bushels; ctoYcrsecd, 6O3 bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-14
STAINED.
Good ordinary .........7s Low middlna 81 161a
htrc. ordinary. .....s M.ddllng. .:.....99A

gOOI fy....
The option market ruled weaker and very dull to-day
Tvrrnooi advces were and spess and the interior
inayrIcnt showed an increase both OF which had de-
pressing influence Opening sales indicated decline OF
lar points which there further drop OF G3
FONTS on local selling, closing barely steady Sales,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-14

Net cash balan $50 Dec.
The foreign exchanges were dull for tomorrow S
mail and barely steady at quotations for actual
business rs follows: Bankers bills at II 80 3.S
and 81 81 Is for long and short sterling respec-
lively French francs at 5.23 is and go 5-S ;
rcichmarks at "a Ia and %, and guilders at
80 rs and 40.
In London British consols made further adj
vances and were irmer at % 1l-l6 and % 10
and 07 ll-16 last evening. In the open market
the rate for money between bankers was up TO
12 per cent while for discount of bankers
bills it was easy at 3-S per cent. Bar silver de-
lost tlOO,OOO on balance American railways
were lower in response TO yesterdays and to-days
early home markets and otherwise were without
feature. At Paris French per cents were firm
at $3.50, ana sight exchange on London fell to
%. 20 IL francs to the 6.
kessler N Co. will receive subscriptions at par
for 100000 OF bonds of the San Diego Gas and
Electric Light Company, "a corporation organized
under Ncw-Jcrscy laws 10 carry on its business in
The city Of San Diego California These are part
of 100000 of g per cent first mortgage CONSOLE
dated gold bonds, to run until January $50. The
total authorized issue is $3.50, 900 and the remain
ing s25O,O00 will not he issued at present The
bonds are made first lien on all of the company's
property. owned or hereafter acquired the Cen.
trail Trust Company trustee The share capital of
the company is $4,000 and Mcssrs KeSsler d
Co. also offer 900 shares Of this stock, par value
500 per share, at 30 per cent, payable % per
on subscription and balance allotment, prior to
January |
The Reorganization Committee of the Ohio.
Indiana ana Western Railway Company give notice
10 holders Of outstanding securities that the Slme
may still be deposited with Drexe Morgan e Co.
under the provisions Of said agreement on pay
ment OF the following penalties: First mortgage
non preferred bonds and interest certificates
per cent, second mortgage bonds per cent second
mortgage interest certificates. preferred and COM
mon stock. II per cent. These penalties are in
addition 70 the assessment of IL per cent on
second mortgage bonds preferred and common
stock, SET forth in plan The right is reserved
TO terminate the privilege of depositing at any
time and thereafter absolutely exclude any Sc
curities which may not have been deposited
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-14
LIVE STOCK NARKrT-RY rELEGRAPH.

Buffalo Dec. 13-Catte-Receipts last 81 hours, svs
head total for week thus far. 1900 head to si" S "a
last week. Is 100; consigr. through 1900 hal $50
head t. NcwYork 100 head sale; trade du.i pn'''
unsettled a., -.
for week thus far. 3i4Oo; for sane tins AZ "a I.
AZ 900 head consigned through. 1000 heal ov H,S'
New York: 800 head sale prices ~ adv ana hi
Receipts last - hours $50 head ta a n os.
thus far SO 900: for Same time last week 20 W. "a
signed through $50 head n New YORK $40 he'o
head sac; trading active price nfn ss "a aoi
mediums and heavy hogs - lOds 20 n"Aoi' WV
Workers., SO 70as3 75; pigs - 6ca*5 ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-14

CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS
o. Boston, Dec. Is. 1889.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-14

London Dec 10. y. m-Consol'; % 1ll6 for money
moftcase trustees certificate, 3Gls Erie 2Ss Mexican
ar Anarv iOi. St Paul common. TIA Newiork Central
1I05 Mexican Central new per cent bonds 1884 Road
inc 2O Bar silver IS quoted az 44d per ounce Money
Paris advice, quote per cent rentes at 80 francs 80
.enue, for the account and exchange London p
francs COL, confines for checks.
The amount u bullion withdrawn from the Bank OF Eng
land ON balance to-day /, 600. coo.
Tbr rate Of discount the market for both short
and Three months bills is 3as per cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-14

Cash quotations were as ioIIoMs FICur T'I an nrine
Wheat 6eae5s 20 req 7S7 ~ NC N corr baey
bsc; NO haxseed, 81 36 prime timothy seed q 2Va
81 pork per DBL SSaI9 oo: go "a Coz t go dy
sailed shoulders boxed. "a 12aaS4 20 short Clear siaes
1boxed) IS 05dS5 10 whskey dsulefs nhlsneu Soous
ner GAL o. sugars, unchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-14

Am Cotton OIL ....-...
Atch L & > n ......
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-20
Foreign Notes Of Interest.

Emile Ollivier's new book has Just been pub
lished. He contends that the best form Of gov
eminent ID monarchy. He predicts that .
Cesar viii yet arise in America unless she init
igates her omnivorous democracy"
Dispatches from Mozambique say that Bishop
Smythies, OF the Central African mission, while
attempting to reach Quilimane was attacked by
Makololo and some of his follower were killed
The Bishop escaped to Nysss.
While on his way to court in London yester-
day morning Justice Day. of the Parnell COM
mission, was knocked down by cab and slightly
injured.
bill 10 to be introduced in the Russian i'm
perial council 10 prevent Germans holding Off
cial positions in the Baltic provinces. 1t is al
most certain to be passed, a. the feeling against
Germany Is very strong.
In Rome Sig. Arnaldo Beotini, writer on
the 4essagero, who was formerly on the staff Of
the Captain Frocdssd, and has done much work
on other journals, in q jealous fury shot and
killed his young wife and severely and proba-
bly, fatally wounded q fellow Journalist, Sig
Mario Fantozzi
In the London coffee market yesterday fu-
lures were Cd lower
Lambert, the famous swimmer, has left
London on his way across the Atlantic, for the
purpose OF attempting to swim the Niagara
Rapids for a large wager.
Lord Stanley and the vice-regal party re-
turned to Ottawa yesterday from their trans
continental trip. His excellency is in good
health and spirits
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-20
CITY AND DISTRICT
CONDENSED LOCALS.

Officers Of the Young Boys Literary club
have been elected as follows: Julius Peyser
president; Milton Darnman. vice presidents;
Rubie Goidstien, secretary: Ike Heidenheimer
treasurer; Alex. Gusdorf, seTgeant-at-arms
DR.. Sellhausen and Mr.. H. Won Bayer were
the lecturers last evening at the meeting of the
GermaD-Ame can technical society, which was
held in the par'Jrs over Fabers restaurant, on
9Th street. Tn .-e was large attendance, a
number OF ladies being present
Judge Cox yesterday directed a rule to issue
IN the case Of Ellen E. Parker against George
T. Parker against respondent, to show cause
why he has not complied with the order of the
court Of June %, 1888, requiring him to pay
alimony. II is returnable on the 26th instant.
s. NJ Bryan yesterday filed petition asking
to be relieved as purchaser of sub lots 10 and
IA, square SO7, bought October 2. and that the
money paid be returned. These lots were sold
as part OF the estate Of Philip Otterback. Mr..
Bryan states that on examination the title
proved defective, the square having been set
apart as public one, belonging to the govern
ment.
Miss A. R. Perlie. living at 1888 l. street
northwest yesterday found that her back
parior was on fire, and before the flames could
be extinguished about $500 damage was done.
The fire is thought to have been the work of an
incendiary.
George Dyson. a small boy, was run over
yesterday at 18th street and Massachusetts
avenue By one OF f. Z. jackson Co.'S lumber
wagons The lad was attended by DR. Mars
tellar, who found that he was seriously in
Jured. and at the physiciens suggestion the
patient was sent to the Childrens hospital.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-20
A PROTESTANT UNIVERSITY.
THE CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY.
Bishop keane Goes to Philadelphia
Beginning the Regular Lectures.

The regular work of the year at the Catholic
university has fairly begun. Monday, after the
close of the religious retreat and the celebra-
ton of the mass of the holy ghost, the students
were assembled and Bishop Keane introduced
the different members Of the faculty, and the
course and methods of work were fully ex-
planned. Yesterday SIX lectures were deliv-
cred which we're attended by all the students
In the future, however, considerable liberty will
be allowed in attendance at lectures, so that
each one may pay special attention to subjects
of particular interest and value to himself.
Five or six lectures will be delivered every day
except Thursdays, which is to be the students
holiday. AS rule all the morning lectures
will be in Latin and the afternoon lectures in
English.
THE POPULAR LECTURES.
The first of the course of university lectures
of popular character. which is to continue
throughout the winter. will be delivered next
Wednesday afternoon 4:30 o'clock. They
will be delivered every Wednesday and Friday
afternoon and the public, generally, are in
ylted. Bishop keane desires it to be nnder-
stood that ladies Will be made quite as well
come as gentlemen at these lectures, to which
tickets OF admission can be obtained by request
from either DIR. Garrigan at the university or
DIR. Chapelle at st. Matthew's church. The
lectures will be given in the main lecture room
on the first floor, which has been handsomely
fitted up to accommodate about three hundred
people.
The first lecturer will be the Very Reverend
Augustin +. Hewitt, who will have for his theme
The Catholic idea in scripture and antiquity"
II will probably require about ten lectures to
thoroughly cover the subject. Dr. Hewitt will
be followed by other distinguished lecturers
who will treat OF subjects OF scientific or his
torica. interest.
BISHOP EEANE GOES TO PHILADELPHIA.
This morning Bishop Keane left for Phila-
delPhia where ne has been specially invited by
the American philosophical society of that
city to represent the Catholic university, at
their centennial celebration, which will be held
tomorrow.