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Telegram-herald., 1890-03-09
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Ihs Ehsat market daring the past
tew days has been solle4 az specula-
i've, changeabie and unreliable. Tue
sudden enange il tee we4tnsE seems 70
b taxing tie strength Out 81 the mar-
kst % some extent BIT TIE strongest
slemect q depresSoa. lust AZ tbs unle,
s tae prevailing ueLef tAat the eoming
agricultural gep0Ets ulIl estimate large
reserves ot wleat .n farmers hands.
thls feeAng IS deep-seatad, and its
eject IS 20 sEake tae confidence OF
buyers ant induce thsm u keep out
ana await .es bulletin
Il i hope1 that the element0f uncer-
taDty vrl.l Be eliminated Ia d fe~ days,
and that otaer tAlugs VII come 10 the
fFcnt.
There is b1. lJte news Of value for
the whea- and Hour market az present.
Z ports t-r4 % Iaas muca Ok the win
ter wheat eeen fr0s- killed, though
eontr4diCte - Others. Trade IS usually
dull. Ne EXPORT news % stimulate
activity. l-.ss sre steady, ant the
toreign s.t4slon IS ROT such a 70 en-
genaer Fears - Sre2g y weakness soon.
Local operators appsar % be m mood
10 wait, and thus tor the time beng a
period OF s.ack business NAV be wit
messed.
10 a few days the Department OF
Agriculture viii submit its estimate OF
tae quantity OF wheat held by farmers
on March ! , and i this total falls below
l3e 900, 0oJ 10 l35, ,0e0 900 bushels II may
D. taken IS a strengthening factor IL
wheat values. The total last year was
ll2 ,00O 900 bushels.
The shipments OF corn from Philadel-
phia IN February we've 3, 900, 900 bushels.
This IS the greatest amount ever
shipped u that month, and close 10 the
best record made IN any month during
any season OF the year present and
past.
rs TO the foreign crop outlook, dis
patches say: The weather during the
past seven days has remained clear,
with sharp frosts at night and a warm
sun AT midday.
In France the final disappearance of
frost is awaited before work can be gen
orally resOrted To on the farm.
In Germany some unfav0rable re-
ports, as 10 the aspect of the winter
crops, are circulated.
Tue last advices from South Austria
la point 20 a reduction in the coming
crops.
Argentine dispatches report great
great deal Of ram having fallen during
harvest, thus delaying farmers de-
lIveTies. Indian crop prospects do not
improve Rain ismuch needed.
Bombay offers new crop shipments
during March.
There has been considerable hard
freezing weather throughout the South
ern states, which naturally stimulates
the speculative wheat market IN that
portion of the United States, and values
have made an upward movement OF
some significance.
All things considered, there is nothing
reliable TO justify any essential advance
in prices until British markets show
moIe Of strength.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-09
TOO True.

Bishop Foley, OF Detroit, over the re-
mains of the murdered patroiman, Ed
ward Schumacher, where his words took
on a more solemn and impressive mean
ing, said.
while we admire the man and SYM
pathize with those whom ne has left be-
mind, We should enter into the consld-
Grafton of the circumstances that led to
his death. Society is startled by this
awful crime, but society should under
stand the cause. When the city Is az
flicted by contagious disease the sani-
tarv officers look TO the cause. When
the city IS afflicted with moral disease
II behooves Us TO seek the cause and
then apply the remedy. It's all very
we'll TO ask our officers TO be self-sacrI-
ficing and oare their breasts TO the assas-
sn's bullet, out Il would be better not
70 have legislators who are servants of
the saloon clement. Poor Edward Shoe
maker! He Is not the first patrOlman
who has been shot At his post of duty,
nor viii hc be the last, unless society
applies the remedies, unless We have
legislators who do not bow down and
worship the saloon element"
Neither lav nor puollc sentiment Is
very careful of private rights
when contagious diseases affiict
the community. They both sanction
the destruction Of peach trees af-
l.cted with the yellows, the killing of
glandered horse, or the removal Of =
smallpox patient from his own home
TO a pest-housc, for the good of the
community. But moral pest, place
wnere crimes are planned and criminals
harbored p place breathing and reek-
ing win fumes Of hell night and day
can not p, touched, lest, forsOOth,
some pr Tsje rights msy be rudciy
iosticd IN tae operation.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-09

CALVIN Rrice sud f8milv will occurv.
and it Is noW sure sed that some iav
be vii want - ran fov senator from
Connecticut LertVn RAFlps TElE-
cRAw-HvRArD.
Col. Brice is xrrst wan No one ear
DENY s-s fact 4 Serstor frcrl Ohio. a
Wali-st. naznate n View York. ard su
Ecc' 'sh aping srfstoCrstc fl1de st New-
pert Great 7s Brce. the only 5vre
soecimsr cf the United senator a.
Ia~-r. ~ Ts1ss- Flais.
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Eleven Years In Charge

OF the Package department, Boston &
Maine Depot, Boston, Mass. Miss Helen
Jones saws: was sufferer from geuer-
al debility, biliousness and water brash
for several years, ana life seemed al
most a burden 10 me. After using al
most every thing. sulphur Bitters cured
me.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-09

lara Kenney and his wife Nellie crossed
from their home on Moore Island TO
Green's Landing for the purpose Of doing
some shopping. They started for home
about 6.30 O'Clock. Next morning Mrs
kenueys body vas found floating in a
small cove with Der hands. arms, feet
and legs horribly mangled from trying
o scais The sharp, ragged cliffs that liae
that portion 4 the shore. The boat was
anchored. and the body Of Mr Keuney
vas found entanglei IN the rope that
he'd the snchor. Lewiston Journal
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-09

THF Ohio ssnsar rs-r1est biil. sIs7s
Democra e gcrrymander. has become
a law. Whsta pity that. il ths Rac
eve economy. a Govsrnor = of - little
nee. Gov Cararhell vas deprived ~
fae pleasure 81 taxing a hsnS az the
machine ard helping his psrty chop
the Stste MP INTO fragments R1t 1er-
hars he pat IN BIS work 7s lobbyist ~
= n-hfrrrr -r
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-09

srrAKrs REEB would have 'cinch
on tna Presidential nomination. our
Washington cTcrdent thinSs, =
me convention we're hcld rev. He ls
vrrv nerutiT an'cr- Esnushcan Con
-rrsswen II IS made of TIC rg1t
kiud CT sfu.f.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-09

nES BrT1ER has tTo god eyes nov.
ard. perhsus. Re can 6ad those $3.50
votes that we're 6'ched frcm hm ii
Nsw York ia lsst
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-09
A nan who has prac,,cad med. .e.ue

sugar, read what b. sav-.
TaIF1o. o.. Jan m. 1857
Nessrs. r :. Cher r Il C3-Ge1t.o-
n'er--I have bean iu tae genera pr3c-
Ure ~ medicine f9r most 81 years. ard
Wcull ssv t1sf - aI mv practice srd
eVcer nee naee never seen a urepara-
tea taat conld rrescr.be wfth ssr1uca
c1u1 1eure cf saccass ssI can TIA
tatarrn C-re. n-enrfacturst y-.
Have prascr set 81 q 1Ies u1. mes
aud rs eject IS wener a-8 veufl
SAY ln c0aclas.o~ t.at rar7 vft to fad
r2sT q tar3rr trst ~1t cure.
f t3ey Voa.t t8se accord ~ to d.rec-
t.r~s
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-09

state of Michigan. Comfy of Kent-ss.
T. I. " Davis. cashier ~ the above named
bank 10 s1iemuiy swear that the above state
Inent Is true 10 the best Of my know edge and
belief (. NJ. DAVIS Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn e. before ne this 5th
day of March. $50. JOIN l. BENJANTN.
Notary Public, keat Co.. Mich.
Correct attest:
EDFrS T. THt.
STLss II. 69DTRET. Directors.
CBAs. ;. HAzyLTIyE. J
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-09

state ~ 7f-- zs-. CouarV 81 sert ss
as Czst 81 q fka srere named
EerF r. .e~--fr vTs7r ffaf frr ser~e sfai 2
--srf -r-s - ne Aesr - ny e0T efge and
--.r AHaff fssr
5000 - r--~-e ~ rrfere rf rhe -rn
ss~.f l.-se tss = p ur
f- s+ N*esrv fef
r FszUzcS.
Wa n EEFH~~ rLe&
r. zw-r
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-09

Perfectly porous and get rain
repelLank The only ABSOLUTELY
rain-proof garment sohich pos
sesSeS beauty and STYLE, light
aceight and perfect oeltflatioh
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-09

Circulation Guaranteed 20 Be the
Largest or All Michigan Dsiliss Ex.
eepJ Those OF Detroit.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-09

URitsa Press Reports. Prompt asd E.ss,
Delivery. As ths Local rs~s, ara the
pls.asst sas eost Pi4iaiy Priatsa s4sss
Fssnshsd in Qraas ea7ias.
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THE HOUSE.

On motion Of Mr.. Rogers (Ark.) the Senate
bill was passed authorizing the construction of
q bridge across the Arkansas river In the In
dian territory. "a bill similar to this was
passed some days ago, but the second passage
was made necessary on account Of mistake
made by the engrossing clerks Of the Senste.)
THE ALABAMA CONTEST SETTLED.
Mr.. Haugen wis }, from the committee on
elections, reported resolution on the Alabama
The resolution, which was UNANIMOUSLY re-
ported, declared Clark entitled to retain his
seat. 1t was adopted.
On motion of Mr.. Lanham CTex.) a Senate
bill was passed increasing from $15O0OO to
5000 the limit OF cost Of the public building
at Ell Paso Tex.
The Speaker laid before the House the Sen.
ate bill referring to the Court of Claims the
claim of w. E. Woodbridge for the use of his
invention of projectiles for riied cannon.
Mr.. Simonds Conn., asked that it be put
upon its passage.
Mr.. Holman Qnd.) raised the point of order
and must first be considered in committee Of
the whole.
The Speaker overruled the point on the
ground that the bill on its face did not involve
such an expenditure.
On motion of Mr.. Simonds an amendment
was adopted providing that all persons having
claims or interests adverse to those Of Wood
bridge may appear and defend the same How
ever, the bill was defeated-year Ill, nays l2s.
PRIVATE BILLS.
The House then went into committee of the
whole (Mr. Allen of Michigan in the chair) on
the private calendar.
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Important Naval Orders

Commander John s. Newell has been de-
tached from the navy yard, Boston, and ordered
to duty in the bureau Of. equipment and re-
cruiting.
Lieut. Commander E. b. G. Lentze has been
detached from the naval academy on the 18th
instant and ordered to duty in connection with
the fitting out Of the us. steamer Philadelphia.
Chaplain W. o. Holway has been detached
from the navy yard, Boston, and ordered to the
receiving ship Wabash.
Ensign Frank w. Kellogg has been detached
from the naval observatory and ordered to the
bureau OF equipment and recruiting.
Passed Assistant Engineer Richard Inch has
been detached from the navy yard, Washing
ton, and ordered to duty in connection with
the fitting out Of the U.S.S. Philadelphia.
Lieut.. Ounior grade) VIM. Il. Alien has been
ordered to examination for promotion.
Ensign Edison w. Sutphen has been ordered
TO the training ship New HaDpshire.
San Maker William Cuddy has been ordsred
to the navy yard, League Island, Pa
il. The resignation Of Ensign b. B. Ashmors has
been accepted to take effect October II, 1880.
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FROM THE CAPITOL.
RAILROADS IN WASHINGTON.
The Subject Under Discussion in the
Senate.
IMPORTANT NOMINATIONS.
PRIVATE BILL DAY IN THE HOUSE.
THE SENATE.

After the usual morning business In the way
of the presentation of petitions and of the in
PRODUCTION and reporting of bills (none of them
of public Importance the Senate at half-past
twelve, proceeded to the consideration of bills
on the calendar.
RAILROADS IN WASHINGTON DISCUSSED
bill to incorporate the Washington and
Highlands street railway company of the Dis
trict Of Columbia, having been reached on
the calendar, gave rise to discussion, in which
Mr. Henderson advocated the system of putting
up such charters at auction, and Mr.. Vest ar
gued Tor the prohibition of all street railroads
except such as are to be operated by electricity
or by cable, and he offered an amendment to
that effect
Mr.. Sherman supported the amendment and
said that he would vote for law compelling
all existing street railroads in WASH
into electric or cable systems.
He believed that they could all afford to make
the change. He characterized the occupation
OF streets by the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
company as an outrage and shame and as
amounting to an actual confscation of property,
and said that the Pennsylvania company was
not much better.
Mr.. Hale argued in favor of a postponement
OF the bill until 1T could be more thoroughly
considered.
PROPOSED AMENDMENTs.
The bill was laid aside without action
amendments having first been offered by Sena-
tors Vest Hale and Wilson Qowa). The
first two required the use of an
electric cable motive power
and the adoption of rails on a level with the
street surface. The latter was a requirement
that whenever the net income should exceed
lO per cent OF the actual paid-up capital the ex-
cess OF the income should be paid to the Dis
trict Of Columbia
THE PUBLIC BUILDING BILLS
on the calendar having been reached the fol-
lowing were passed: For Sterling, Ill, $50, 600;
Oakland, Cal, 100000; Cheyenne, Wyo.,
s150, 900; Chester, Pa, SlOO, 900; Helena, Mont,
100000.
The bill appropriating $500 900 for Salt Lake
City, Utah, having been reached Mr.. Plumb
moved to reduce the appropriation from
$500 600 to S400, 900, on which considerable dis
cussion ensued.
THE BLAIR BILL.
While the debate was going on, the hour of
O'Clock having arrived, the bill went over
without action, and the Blair educational bill
came up as the .'unfi nished business"
MIR. Platt and Mr.. Harris desired Mr. Blair to
hx a time when the vote could be taken on the
bill.
Mr.. Blair said that he was unable to do So
At least five or six Senators desired to speak
upon the bill, and the concluding speech of
Mr. Evarts would necessarily take considerable
time-probably full day.
He then proceeded to reply to some of the
criticisms Of the bill made by MIR. Faulkner
and Mr.. Spooner.
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UNHAPPY FELIX.
He Killed His Children and Hung To.
day to Expiate His Crime.

CHARLESTON, W. Va, March Felix Kampf
was hanged here at IL o'clock this morning.
Kampf, a widower, thought his son and dsueh-
ter. who would not live with him because he
was so cross, had stolen articles from his house.
and. going to their cabin, stabbed them with .
dirk so that they died in tweuty-four houra
Kampf was born in 1925 at Ofenburg in baden,
where he spent his earlier years His
intelligence was Of . low order and il was
very difficult for him to make himself under
stood even to people Of his own nationality.
He often spoke tenderly OF his children, but
never seemed to realize the coormity Of his
crime. The execution was the first that ever
took place in Kanawaha county since the state
was formed
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ALL FOR KOSSUTH.
Herr Won Tisza Retires From the Hun
garian Cabinet

PEsTH, March THE dissension between
Herr Won Tisza, the prime minister. and the
other members of the Hungarian cabinet in re-
gard to the naturalization of Louis Kossuth
has finally resulted in the withdrawal from the
ministry of Herr Won Tisza, the emperor hav-
ing accepted his resignation. Count Won
Szparry, at present minister Of agriculture,
will succeed Herr Won Iisza as prime minister
Harmony prevails among the other members
of the cabinet and they win retain portfolios.
Herr Won Tisza viii continue 10 b the leader
of the liberals.
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Queer Place for Fire.

BosroS, March THE passengers on Q Boz.
ton and Maine train between Reading and Bos-
ton q few days ago we're startled by the sight
Of smoke near the center Of the car. An sx
animation showed that there was fire beneath
the door and it was found necessary to cut
away part Of the foor in order TO extineuish
it The valve by which steam was admitted or
excluded was near the place where the nre was
found. 1t is probable that surplus Of oil had
been used about the valve. The discovery Of
the fire will probably lead TO the adoption OF
new precautions, especially in regard 10 the
use Of oil about the steam pipes
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Got His Own Medicine.

HAMILTON, OHIO, March 7.-George Harding,
ex-captain Of the police here, shot Michael Re
gan. local politician. at the Cincinnati, Ham,
ilton Il Dayton passenger station last night
The shooting was provoked by Regan, who
struck Harding in the face without cause and
Immediately commenced blazing away at him
without effect. Harding in self defense fred
two shots, the last taking effect in Regan's abb
domen, inficting what is thought to be mortal
wound
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A Radical Candidate.

ATLANTA, GA, March 7.-Presidsnt Living.
stone Of the Farmers Alliance, who IL . oandi-
date for governor, puts himself on . novel and
startling platform. He proposes that al osn-
didates for Congress be required 10 pledge
themselves in favor Of putting crops in bond,
the government advancing 90 per cent of their
value. He also advocates the governmsntal
control of all railroads.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-07
IMPORTANT NOMINATIONS.
The Baltimore Customs Officers on the
List Today.

The President today sent to the Senate the
following nominations:
VIM. NJ Marine, collector Of customs at Balti-
more.
VIM. D. Burchinal, surveyor of customs at
Baltimore.
Milton G. Urner, naval officer of customs at
Baltimore.
Cevil ]. Karsner, appraiser of merchandise
at Baltimore.
Alfred c. Barwick, collector Of customs at
Burlington, NJ.
Edward c. Duncan, collector OF customs at
Beaufort, NC.
John +. Patty, naval officer of customs at
New Orleans.
Geo. b. Maher Of the District of Columbia,
second assistant engineer in the United States
revenue marine service
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A wOMAN'S HEAD.
A Ghasuy Parcel Delivered 20 q Rus
sian Prince.

Moscow, March "A ghastiy tragedy has
come to light in this city. A parcel Vas lefs
at the residence Of Prince Dolgeroukon which
upon examination was found TO contain the
head Of woman. With the parcel Was left .
note. bearing no signature, saying: This 10
our first exploit We will soon outdo Jack the
Ripper"
1t is believed the woman was killed for
betraying Nihilists
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Gov. Rovey Seriously I'LL

INpIASAPoLrs, IND, March THE conditioa
of Governor Hovey, who has been confined 10
his room for ten days, is believed 10 be
worse than the public has been allowed TO
understand Ten days ago he wss taken with
. cold and later Inflammation of the bowels
set in. Yesterday his daughters arrived from
Mount Vernon. at his request, his symptoms
being worse and he becoming alarmed.
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Want Troops to Protect Game.

MIssoULA, MoNr., March 7.-Gov. Toole has
been wired for troops to prevent trouble with
the renegade Indians Of Chief Ignace's tribe
around Flat Head lake. The terrible slaughter
of game in that section has prompted the peo-
pie to hold q meeting. at which it was decided
TO invoke the aid Of the government or take the
law in their own hands. The governor has vet
taken no action in the matter, q there are
United States soldiers at Fort Missoula Who
could be called on in an emergency.
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Funeral of Young Lincoln.
From Wall Street Today.

New YORK, March There was considerable
more animation on the stock market this morn.
ing than usual Of late. and while Reading and
sugar were still the leading active stocks their
predominance in the market was not so marked
as during the last two days. Other stocks re-
ceived attention, and Lackawanna, ST. Paul,
Union Pacific and Missouri Pacific were promi-
nent in the dealings. Louisville and Nashville
also Joined the account and stocks later
The activity, however, lasted only through the
first half hour, after which the usual quiet
business was transacted. First prices in al
most everything showed slight fractional ad-
vances over last evenings figures, but Chi
cago gas was up 70, while sugar refn-
cries was II lower at 67%. The mar.
ket was strong in the early dealings, and
further gains of small fractions were made, Mis-
sour Pacific and Lackawanna leading with Is per
cent each. Chicago gas, however. after OPEN
ing up "a at A rose to As, but settled back TO
Az. Sugar on the other hand, after its OPEN
ing decline soon topped it's best price of yester-
day, touching 69l.. The best prices were nos
maintained in the latter portion of the hour.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-07

OPPOSED TO THE BML.-Indian Commissioner
Morgan in a report to Secretary Noble relative
to the bill now pending in Congress to remove
the Southern Ute Indians from their reserva-
ton in Colorado to larger reservation in the
eastern part of Utah opposes the measure on
the ground mainly that it is so inconsistent
with the present Indian policy of tho govern
ment, which is to break up the Indian reserva-
tions and allot lands in severalty to the In
dians
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-07

The PRESIDENT Has APPROVED the bill to
authorize the Secretary of State to appoint
two suitable persons to be present from the
United States at the international conference
at Madrid in regard to the protection of in
dustrial property,
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A Fool College.

KALAMAZOO, MICH, March 7.-All the twenty
one students of Kalamazoo college who kid
mapped Profs. Ferry and Trowbridge have been
sent away, leaving the college without senior
class. The leader, WV. Desantells of Detroit,
is expelled The others are suspended for .
year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-07

THH U.6R ALLIANCE, en- route for China BY
way Of the Mediterranean, left the navy yard
ct Portsmouth,, Va, this morning and dropped
down 70 Hampton Roads prspaEatogy - sailing.
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REFERRED TO CAPT. MoCALLA.-A copy Of the
charges preferred by Gen. R. C. Hastings
against Commander McCalla and other officers
OF the U.S.S. Enterprise for scandalous conduct
at Bermuda has been referred by the Secretary
OF the Navy to the officers concerned for an
explanation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-07

The Presidents CALLERS TODAY included
Senators Hoar, Dawes, Aldrich, Dixon, Chand-
ler, Spooner. Pettigfew and Hiscock with dele
CATION, Representatives Milliken, Grout,
Moffat and Cheatham.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-07

APPoIsrED.-Attorney General Miller has ap-
pointed W. F. Gurley assistant United States
district attorney for Nebraska.
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A NAVAL BOARD Of which Rear Admiral KIM
berly is president met at the Navy department
today to examine Commodore Benham and
Capt. Fyffe for promotion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-07

A THIRD CALL for 10 per cent Of government
deposits now held by national bank repositories
will soon be made by Secretary Window. The
deposits in these banks have been reduced by
former calls from S47 200, 900 to less than
$33, 900, ,00O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-07

TIE Tue FoRruxE arrived st the Cramps'
ship yard, Philadelphia, last night, loaded with
gun cotton for the shells 10 b fred from The
pneumatic guns Of the vssuviuA Ths trial viu
tAke place n day q tva
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-07

MIR. ARTHUR LA FoREsTRIE. delegate from
Hayti to the Pan-American congress, who has
been ill for the past two months. by advice Of
his physicians left Washington for New York
yesterday and will sail for Hayti on the tirst
steamer leaving from that port Mr.. Aristides
Preston remains as charge d'affares for Hayti.
ToDAY's BOND OFrEr. aggregated $685., 1850,
as follows: Registered $40 900, S54, 900, $500 OOO
$780, S4.700, $4,000, S25 900, $500, 600. $780,
0O0 $1,000, $4,000, $50 900, $1,000 at 1913 fat;
coupon As, 10000, $500 at 1873 fat; registered
49s, SIC, $50, S4OO. 5000 at 1885; coupon AS
$500 at 1885.
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Great Name.

BERLIN. March Prince Carolath Bchoe-
match has been elected grand master kf the
Free Masons in Prussia.