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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-04-04

The Governor has invited the follow.
ing al es on his staff 10 accompany him
to The New York celebration: Col. L.
B Russell, Col. Win. H Love, Col. j. @.
o. Donnell, Col. Henry 9. Tieck, Col j.
G.. Legg. Col John B. Morris. Jr. He
has also selected Liuet Mitchell, r ia
mar. u s. A.. serving ON the Governor g
sta1 to represent Maryland on the stan
OF Major Gen. Schofcld. commanding
U. 8. A. chief Marshal OF the process
sion.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-04-04


The funeral 81 Niss Engenla Hyde. ~
slsiaul pfincipal Of No. , gfammer and
primary school. tnok place yesterday ~
Rrrpnon from her hDisie. Calvert and Mon.
umens ersets Baltimore. end was largely
attended " frIrnds. teachers and pupils
of the school Al the head or tbs coffin
Vas large vacant chair Of flowers. sur.
mounted by dove Other designs w9ro
; pillow " roses from The teachers Of
male and female school No. 9. q wreath
Of Ivy and rises from pupils, lunch u
lilies from Miss Grape. also buneh from
Miss Robins0u, wreath Of pansie1 frOm
Mrs. ]. Rnbinson, q large cross Or roses
from pupils. plaque Of white roses from
the Mite Society Monument Street Metho.
dist EpiscnOal Church. La France roses
from Mrs George Grape. and bunch Of
lilies from Misses AepFil aud Scheer. Re.
lIgious service was c hducted By The
Rev. VIM. /. McKenney. OF the Mnnn.
ment Street Methodist Episcopal Church.
lie Was assisted by the Rev. Joel z. ROs
sitter. Of tue First Reformed Church, and
Rev. Il. II. Waterman. OF Har.em Park
Methodist Episcopal Church. The pail
bearers were VIM. T. Hyde. George w
Hyde, Byrd Hyde, r. NJ. Crawford, ]. T.
Grape and james Plummer. All the
leacheFs Of male and female grammar and
primary school No. 0. and all the pupils
In Miss Hyde's class we're present. A
delegation from the male and female
school. In charge If Mr. Basil Sellers and
Mas Chapel. also attended. The inter.
ment was made ID Baltimore Cemetery -
Miss Hyde was well known In this city.
where she visited aud bad many warm
friends. She was neica of the late
Daniel T Hyde and cousin Of Mr..
Elias G Hyde OF this city.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-04-04
oalahr.tinr Hia abth Rirthdar.

Mr.. John Dressed, corner of Mary land
avenue and Prince Georges street., gave
liberal "set out last night Ia honor OF
his 05th birthday The Naval Academy
band serenaded him and afterwards fur
uished music or. the inside. Mr., Ores
sel's friends say he 10 good old seul''
and they had no cause to c0Mplaia at bis
treatment last night for substantial
lunch and liquids were ID abundance
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-04-04

Persons wishing to improve their
memories or strengthen their power Of
attention should send To Prof. Loisette.
z87 Fifth Ave n. T., for his prospectus
post free. as advertised ID another
column.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-04-04

re desire Il say 10 onr cItizsna. Thai
FOR yean we have been selling Dr.. KlnR I
New Discovery for Consumption. DR..
Kings Nsw Life Pills. Bucklen's Ami
ca Salve and Electric BilleTs, and have
never handled remedies that sell Is ven.
og that hare slxen such universal aakia
faction We 10 net hesitate TO guaran:
tee tNem every time. and We stand reads
q refund lhP purchase price. Il naiislas.
tnFy results do not follow their nss
These femtdies haNe wnn their rrsa'
popularity purely ca their merits.
Walter hedees 60. Drug Store
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-04-04
oAanes Of Par niraokor.

~ Director James d. Murray Was
I'M, yesterday By Pay Iaspector
- ~, fritchard, Il The naval nay
~ 1sss'nore. Dir. Murray win 81
a6asins Mslllng orders, aud ID the
e,.'r ~. VII reside at bis beautifn
b e,,a Acton. At The head DC
- adloinine this citr.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-04-04

Sample Free. Ask your grocer for Ii
Electric Paste Stove Polish. No dirt or
dust when using. Saves woman's labor.
also carpets and furniture. Il costs moth.
itg to try task your grocer for sam.
pie package. 3i0 GIN
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-04-04
Local News.
THE WEATHER TODAY.

[Reporte for the EVENING CAPTTAL.l
wAsHINGToE, April 4. 3 P. M
For Maryland fair slightly cooler north
westerly winds.
Thermometer at The CAPITAL Office
q noon to-day stood $40
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-04-04

A former Terre Hauie shoemaker i
running mining camp saloon out 10
Arizona. He used to sell boots and shoes;
now be sells booze an.l shoots.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-04-04
Annapolis g baltimore short Line H. =.

IN and after Sunday, Nov. 18th 1883, pas
snger trains viii leave Annapolis. Us follows
Lave ANNAPOLIS, ARRIVE IN BALsrIMoRE'
10.25a. m. II. 30 a. m.
+" $40 p, M. 4.4n p. m.
Lave BALTIMORE, ARRIvEIM ANNAPOLIS.
Ieayeat ...S.3S Q. IN. Arrive at....0. 40 q. m.
coop, m. BIO p. m,
bop. $40 D. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS:
Leave Annapolis at 7.50 Q. m. and 2.30 p. m.--
arrive In Baltimore at 900 q. M. 40 p. m.
Leave Baltimore ct Gas q. M, and $40 p. m
Arrive In Annapolis l0l5 q. M. and $40 p. N.
PreIghts received and dispatched daily, Ct
en-. LEILICH, Gen'l. Manager.
ALBRRT WEIGH. Sup't.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-04-04

Thomas county. Kansas, was nomed 10
honor Of General George II. Thomas, and
all the townships Of the county were
named II honor OF soldiers OF the Eighth
Kansas Infantry killed at Chickamauga.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-04-04

I have been deaf IL one year ten years
and partially deaf il the ether for two
months; have been treated BY ear special.
" doctors and received 90 benefit. Hav-
ing used Ely's Cream BALM for about =
month llnd myself greatly improved
and can haar well aud consider Il most
valuable remedy. bad also nasal e.
.tarrh. with dropping Of mucous into my
throat and pain over my eyes, which
troubles also have entirely disappeared.
z. 3. Yates Upper Lisle, Croome Co..
n. Y.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-04-04
Bucklen,a ArDica salve.

The best salve Ia the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblainn
CoFns and all Skin Eruptlons, and posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. II
igguaranteed TO give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price IS cents Der
boz. FOrsale BY J. Walter Hodges 4 Co
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-04-04

Jonah was the nrat man TO be in the
swim. Yonkers Gazette.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-04-04

,noh Arst insertion, o1.0O; suhse-
One ,aserf,ons. so centa. Liberal rnteS made
qussns, ,ose ADVERTISING by the month or year.
~ ~ p,.actiong Of square viii constitute fnii
sqnas,.a.rv announcement OF marriages and
Oises r tree, but obituary notices viii be charg-
sss sar Al half the usual rates Of adverts-
ing. ,.toaa and r,oIfffoaf or auscfn1 cnrn~
t,,,csfions, cents per line.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-04-04

nRDERED, This 30th day Of March.
~ 1889. that the sale made and repost-
ed By E G. CAN'T, trustee aud assignee,
In tie above named case. be ratified and
confirmed unless cause 70 the contrary be
shown on or before the 1T day IF MaN
merit
Prorided q copy-of this order he insert.
ed ia some newspaper published in said
county, once In each of thrse successive
weeks before the said LIST day of May next
The report states the amount Of sales TO
be s575 90.
SrRI0G HARDWOOD. Clerk.
True Copy, Test -
SOm Spruce HARwoop. Clerk.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-04-04

Our re0pse have become accustomed
for few days past TO the display Of at
traclive red wagons, constructed specially
for the business OF transpoItatiDg feath-
or beds. The Southern Feather Reuoya.
ting Company, under the management Of
=. n. Shelton. bare just left Laurel. Md,
where they did a successful business
The press speak In the most favorable
term of the company and the gentlemen
conducting the business wLeTevet they
have been
Tie process Of renovaling feather beds
nupht to be better understood W the
people who are compelled TO lie upon
them. In sanitary point Of view It be
comes duty 10 remove tllth which will
sooner or later accumulate by the beat Of
the Eody forcing the oils from the quilts
and mating the mass into humps where
vermin soon geFminate spontaneously
The character Of the work Is better I'M
tlerstood by personal Inspection than by
writing. aud It would pay TO Investigate
the matter. In referring to their work
the Laurel Free Quill says: Several Of
our Laurel people have become 30 thor
oughly satisfied with the work done that
they have given testimonials, which read:
ITO whom II may concern: This is TO
certify that RntheFick q Shelton have
this day renovated my feather beds. and
can cheerfully ssy they did their work
In q neat and Cieanly manner. Said beds
were renovated according to contract
and t. my entire eatisf actiou. Their work
/ would recommend 10 those having
feather beds.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-04-04
TIME TABLES.
Annapolis, w. . b. Railroad.

-. and after Nov 1st, 1883, passenger trains
III vn cave Annapolis IS follows:
,,.vE ANEAPoLIs ARRIVE IN ANEAP0TIs.
VT ....640 q. IN. Mail.......-..- -...O O5 q. N.
alassrger s37a. m. Accom-. e.55 q. m.
tss,n.a. Z. (s5 noon Mail. ......,1.f6 D. m
nnsii ..4.l0 p. m. Passenger. $50 p. m.
sunday Trains viii leave Annapolis at 6.37 a.
snd I,iOp. m. Arrive 1875 q. N. and 0.28 p. IA.
"ThrouQh Coaches are run between baltimore
"a Annapolis on all the above trains.
~ r1hy,ough freight TO and from baltimore every
a.v Local freight Tuesday and Friday ct 800
A. N.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-04-04

Joseph Jefferson has written his biog.
reply for The Century.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-04-04
The Boiler Plant Tor tho nIsolrlo Liel

The Boiler Plant FOR tho nleOtrlo Light.
The boiler plant of the electric liaht
station Is fast approaching competition.
Mr. J. G. Cox hes been kept back by The
weather but Is pushing the work as rap
idlv as possible In order 90 begin the con-
struciion If battery ol eight large boil
ers in the uew station Of the Brush EleU-
trio Light Company Of Baltimore. These
boilers are being set with the Jarvis
patent furnace. one of the best devices
known 70 team users for the econ0mf
cal combustion Of fuel. As the walls afe
built. kir passages are placed in them Ia
such manner thai cold air enters in the
front, passes backward and forwards nm
iii heated to high temperature when Il
issues over the IRE. combines with the
carbonic oxide gases and produces per.
feet combustion. Many OF the finest
electric and other boiler plants Ii the
country have been constructed Ii this
man0eT by Dir. Cox, who Is well known
expert At the business. Is. Maiher EzuF az
Harrisburg. the general agent Of the
Jarvis Engineering Company, FOR whom
Mr. Cox does this work, was here today
and expressed himself very favorably of
Il and predicts that We shall have one 81
The finest plants il the country when
completed Mr Mather states that De
has already received orders Tor several
large boiler plants 70 be constructed Nth
this celebrated fnrnace the coming season
aud that steam users generally hre giving
more atlenllOn 30 the proper acting of
boilers than a any previous time
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-04-04
n Office.
FARMERS NATIONAL BANK.

AAnap0lis, March 20. 1859.
This Bank has declared Dividend of fonr
Per Csnt. f0r tie six monfhs ending March.
slsa, inst, payable 81 and after Monday. Apr.
lst. clear 81 all taxes. -
- LG. GASsAW Az. Cashier.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-04-04
Aaaapehtans a the r,an.s.l

lss ilsasss King, Of Annapolis. died
Nj i I, - Y Wednesday sor ! speclal
~ . IS Treasury Department. Hon.
= - "a Maa and Hon. John a. ]. Cr<ss
Wc a1e'sed him for the position.
9au' Il. saes. was ii Washington
~ sala be wxs not 4 can
'sderal appointment
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-04-04

On the walls Of the late John BrIght's
study we're portraits Of three great men
Washington. Lincoln and Gladstone.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-04-04

60'slippery are some of The streets 0f
London inst he Society for Promoting
the Safety 81 Horses and another called
the Horse Accident Prevention Society
have been organized
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-04-04

mr. &c. VESTS Nerve and 1sras, rreaA
n1enE, guaranteed specific for Hyeferfas
Dlzz.nese, CcnFulslnng, kitss Nervous Netiral-
Esas HeAdacne, Nervous PrOstFaffon caused ~
Aenlal depression. Soffnees or the Brnin re-
slatlng ln insanity and leading 70 misery. a.
ness, Loss Of rover in either SEX fnvolunfnrw
Losses ana eperElatorKho8a caused bv over.
exePt1on OF the brafns seIf-abuse or over in
culNence. Each box contains one month";
statement &l.08 box. or SIX boxes for Rs.f0
rent ~ mail prepaid On receipt Of price.
WE GUARANTEE SIX BOxEs
TO cure any case. With each order received
~ as Tor sig boxes accompanied with $50.
We Will send the purchaser our written guex-
aafee 10 refund the money II the treatment
does not effect cure. Guarantees issued oFlfr
~ y. HODGES b Co.. DrueR1sEs solo
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-04-04
ORDER NISI.

EDWARD G. CAN'T, Assignee. Is Jonn
w HAIL ard WIRE
IN the Circuit Court for Anne AfNndel
County. No. 1858 Equity,
New-York tribune., 1889-10-20
FRIDAY. AS USUAL. BARGAIN DAY.
THE DEATH OF JAMES II. sELoVER.

The death Of James NJ. Seover which occurred Chi.
Friday recalled Wall Street many
facts. Nj. Selovcr born at Cleveland Ohio over
fifty years ago lie early became interested N mining
but before he twenty-five years old he was partner
the Walst firm Of Rufls Hatch & Co. It was ttls
connection which led him into active part the Emma
scandal and the "saltinF and manipulation OF tim
mine for TrenOr w. Park II. II. Baxter and few otbers
managed by him Subsequently he was Interested
in the State Line and Oriental and Miller mines but in
these ventures he equally unsuccessful He
unable 10 from his repeated Disappointment.
and In the last few years he has dependent on a
Lother who is in the employment the Lake Shore Rail
road Another brother is Major Scl0ver achieved
fame by dropping Jay Gould into an area in Exchange
Place many years aso.
Mr. Seldyer leaves wife and daughter who are living
AZ Buffalo. his estate is said TO consist chiefly OF tle
insurance fund afforded by membership In the Cousoiaed
Exchange The funeral viii be at Cleveland.
New-York tribune., 1889-10-20
DAEK PICTURE OF JOHNsroWY.

Pittsb,rg Oct lo.-Chief Of Police Harris, OF
Johnstown, was m the city TO-DAY on business.
lie says the people are greatly dissatisfied with
the distribution Of tho State funds. Some undeserving
onos receive large amount. while others obtain
only few dollars, He cites instance OF a
woman WHOSE reputation Is bad receiving $1,000
because she claimed that her husband was lost
in the food She is now constantly intoxicated
and is being robbed Of hor money by her associates
The moral tone Of the town Is low. The wors'
Of the men and women have come to the town
since the nood. OF the 2d3 in jail during the month
Of August, but thrco were Johnstown people BE,
with his inefficient police forco, can DO but little
10 check the career OF crime state Contractors have
settled down permanently IN JohnSowa, and are
now securing all the best class Of work, as they
tan afford TO make lower bids than the struggling
Johnstown contractors, who were badly crippled by
the food.
New-York tribune., 1889-10-20
H4BVARD HoNORS d COL0RED SCHOLAR.
CLEMENT GARRETT MORGAN CHOSEN ORATOR
OF THE SENIOR GLASS

Boston, Oct. 10.The senior class of Harvard Col
lcge has elected Clement Garrett Morgan a colored
man. GLASS orator. The election was hody contested.
but Morgan received substantial majority Of the
go votes cast. The Journal SAYS edltonally thl,
afternoon: "The senior class at Harvard has in the
election Of coloTpd It's class orator taken a
step which wll create deep impression on the mind
of the public. Clement Garrett Morgan entered Har-
wand College with less money to meet his four years
bills than the Harvard student of fctnn is supposed
TO spend on his cigarettes During his freshman year
he worked In odd hours in a bar0crshop Since then
hts rank as student has brought him beneficiary
for the BOylston prizes, he carried bis audience by
storm, and won first place. This year. In a hotly
contested election for the most honorable office In the
gift OF his class, election IN which about a70 men
voted, he received substantial majority Among
recent class orators have been sherman uoar IN lSs2
and Arthur Richmond Marsh in 1888. Professor
Child was the orator in 1s46, and Roger Wolcott In
1870 The Office does call for the social qualities
which the marshalship demands nor Is It lasting like
the post of secretary But IL requires literary merit
as well as forensic force; it, holder must In order
TO succeed, think and write WELL and not know only
how to declaim the fine phrases of others. Harvard
Is called the college of the ncn, Of snobS, OF the
vicious, of beretics religious and political. IN Mr..
Morgan's election there stands out shining denial
TO these sayings. II the largest senior class ever
registered at American college delights 10 honor
poor young coored man. and make him It's spoke man
something stronger at Har ard than money and toady-
iSm.n
New-York tribune., 1889-10-20
4 GLTTTERING LINE Of TAEDEMS.
FALL PARADE OF A JOLLY cLUB-cRowDs WIT.
NESS THE TURNOUT.

NESS THE TURNOUT
Central Park drives were Arauged yesterday TO an
unusual degree the variety and sayc Of the carriages
far surpassed the average and such an exhibition Of
blooed7 horenesh has not been seen there for many
day. 1t was practically the opening of the fai
driving season. though many Of the lovers of driving
have not returned TO the city. The principal feature
OF the day was the annual fall parade Of the New,
York Tandem Club, which afforded highly Interest,"
Ing spectacle those who delight 10 tho efforts OF
expert whips the action Of thoroughbred horses and
thc masterpieces OF tho wheewrlghrs Gt. The msec
took place al the Casino at II a m
The club is two years old, and this wss ifs second
fall parade. lis members are all expert whips, and
their ambition IS show their qualities In the control
OF tandem teams. Tic club never invites amateun
Of the opposite sex, and III stops and dinners odes
only the beauties of stag parties' The active
bels that is those who really tandem divers
number twenty eight, and they have organized them-
selves for this year with the following officers Pes-
don't. T.. y. Dlckeron jr; vice president, c. A Bau.
douine jr.; secretary, Burton Mansfield.
The traps. seven in number. were prompt IN ap.
pearing the Casino and IN equipment left no room
for adverse criticism President D.ckerson who was
thrown from his horse several weeks ago sustained
Injuries which maie it impossible for him 10 appear
The turn-outs present We're therefore mashalled by
Mr.. Baudouine. who fulfilled his duties IN excellent
shape. The ponies were well gro0med, and IN he
pink OF condition. The drivers and their guests wore
attire1 according TO the strict cOnvenonaltes which
govern their dIess, the harness gtcred with orna
ments, and the Ugcrs' each shone rspendent
in buolskins and sverbuttoued olive Bveries Whom
NJ. Baudoune gave the whip the following taps
started:
a. c. A. Baudouine; guest, ]. J. o'Donohus, tive
bays
e. Charles Phzer ir Baron De schnabn; bay
leader brown wheeler
Cd Il. T. Carman Charles Bates. brown and BAY
a. j. II. SHUTS; +. d. Beard. bay and buckskin'
90 = J. O'DOnOhue; II. Mccoskey, bay and brown
(6D IT, C. Graef, c. A. Coutsn, two ohestEuts
f7lW r. McCredy C. II. Mitchell, two baya
At the last parade, beld In Nay the club esperenreA
some dlrAculty in maintaining the order OF IAe ans.
which then Consisted OF fourteen traps sco rsrS -
nens-froent YESTERDAY accorded the cluo an escort OF
nointed police within the PARK and n lo eosSsqaense
the nsrade had clear road over the dryes, ana tho
display was enhanced tsnfold To- me ss sslsh,Seers
@ @hys Ths oorlv stop was al Case's whers all got
~ for refreshmenis. Upon arriving at Jerome Pars
clubhouse dinner was s'r'ou' an" ho pafa"s 10.
turned 10 Central Parh
New-York tribune., 1889-10-20
THE RRIvr oLors MARKET FIRM AND STEADY.

IIII1 IIlINI CLUTh MdhhbI FIItHE 1I1FI7 F'I171I
Fan River, Mass. Oct. 10 CSpeciaD.-The manutaet
this city have been holding on to thotr goods
thls weeh and, although the sales exceed the pro
duction they by means as large as the demand
would have made them. Printers have shown a DIS
position to buy heavily and there has been steady
call for both tho odd and regular makes, with the bulk
Of the trading the latter. The stock on hand mas
been reduced somewhat and the mills are weD con
racted ahead for the next two months. Prices no
main unchan ged but the reluctance Of agents % sei
has given tho market a frmer tone The statement 10
as follows Production 100000 pieces; deliveries
1917 ,oOo stock on hand. $4,000; last wesks STOCK
$1,000; sales, 2G3,0oO; odd. $4,000 o4zo4S'
1000; spots, $4,000; futures 100000. Sales ior
weekly delivery in October 10000 pieces Noyem,er.
10000; December. 10000; January 4hoOO FeDr e.
64x64s nominal for Gox5es Market firm and steady
New-York tribune., 1889-10-20
ARRESTED FOE FORGING A MARK.
THE NAME OF MAN WHO COULD NOT WRITE
AFFIXED TO A MORTGAGE NOTE

THE NAME OF MAN WHO COULD NOT WRITE
AFFIXED TO A MORTGAGE NOTE
Fall River. Oct. 10 (speciaD.-samuel d. Howland'
"rmeriy Of this city, arrested in Providence yes
ssuay on an indictment charging him with forgery.
o~iand Is about forty-two years of ace, and for a
'one une carried a real estate business In this
'. 'h February a, 1855, he secured 5000 from
.'or.On f'loy' rpresentng that he had sold house
" 4"isuei ffatus. Of this city, who had rendered In
part payment mortgage note and deed. Mr.. Eddy
80, ms ."', 10 be fact, the note bore the
HlsIA Vi fa'ns, who could not write. and
everything about the document appearing to be
regular ne readily advanced the 1900 It was subse-
quenuy arneo mat Fratus had not bought the house
nor placed his mark to the note. Consequently IL
was pronounced forgery This was not discovered
howand ceased to pay the interest on the note
~. n'e more than year ago It was impossible 10 find
vac alegea forger until about two or c1ree months
rso, ~hen II was asoertaned that he had boen In
arOVlaence since last May. When arrested he declared
s,I uere was no forgery that the note had been
So Y himseH ana that Nstus Rad aHIred Lis mark
terS "A regular fOrm. The value OF the note ne in
bT."t 20 pay 10 the heirs ~ Morton EJIT VII, had
liz .nls charge 10 suit their own personal ends
bisksS htaheh 10 IauntOn this morning where Ia f,r
bsi1or Court "eAt 'ernl Oi the eu-
New-York tribune., 1889-10-20
A BIG BOSTON FIXTURE RECALLED.

Boston, Oct, lo.-The f. Is A. II. Bachelor q Co.
composition was completed to-day, by the deposit
with Elijah George, Register of the Court OF IN
solvency of S036 OH the amount required to pay the
70 per cent OF the firms indebtedness The creditors
will receive their checks on Monday or Tuesday
The terms OF the composition were 80 per cent cash
and 10 per cent in dorsed notes. but the firm decided
TO pay the whole amount in cash at once. The new
corporation is to be- called the e. 4 a. H. Batcheuer
Company. Francis Batcheler is president OF me
corporation and Robert Detcheler clerk and treas
urcr. The directors are Francis Robert and Alird
Batcheier, Thomas T.. Proctor and George a. Draper
New-York tribune., 1889-10-20
THE oRrGry OF PR1soy SUNDAY.

The Observance OF Prison Sunday hal its origin In
meeting Of ministers held in Stenwsy Hall New.York
City, IN 1854. Bishop httleohn, OF Long Island pre.
sided and addresses made by the Rev. Drs Prime
Judson, Remensnyder Crosby Buckley. Bishop Potter
OF the Episcopal Church, and Bishop Harris Of the
Methodist Church, and others Al the conclusion a
resolution offered advising the appointment Of the last
Sunday in October Prison Sunday. and COMMITTEES.
with Rev Arthur Brooks at its head. appointed