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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-10
From Wall Street Today.

NEW York, April 10. Dizziness con-
tinued to be the principal characteristic of the
stock market this morning and the trading in
Union Pacific was the only feature to the deal
ings. Even the unlisted department, which
has of late supplied some animation to the
trading, was almost entirely neglected. The
tone OF the market was hrm, however, and
first prices were generally shade better than
last nights figures, which supplemented
by further slight fractional gains in Union
Pacific, Lackawanna, Southern Pacific and
some others, while Missouri Pacific, Oregon
Transcontinental and Chicago gas dropped
slightly. The local traders were buyers of
Union Pacific, while the principal sellers were
the arbitrage dealers. There was no other
feature whatever to the dealings and at IL
O'Clock the market was dull and steady at in
significant changes from the opening prices.
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DRIFTED WITH SAND.
A Big Storm i'm the West Stops Rail-
road Travel.

PIERRE, Sd, April l0-The iercest tornado
ever seen in this section swept across the south
ern part of the territory yesterday. The storm
stopped all railroad traffic and caused a total
suspension of business in town. Every freight
train on the Union Pacific between Cheyenne
and Rawlins was side tracked. The Cheyenne
and Burlington track east of this city was
blockaded with drifts of sand for several hun
dred yards and the road is entirely blocked.
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PERFECT GAS STOVES.
Call and examine Gas OH.
CHAS. A. MUDDIMAN,
GAS FIXTURES AND LAMPS,
apS GA 10Th at bet r and q sta
R~FIRST MORTGAGE 20 YEARS REGIS
~ TERED q PER CENT BONDS
THE HYGIENIC ICE &C


In any sums, SlUO. $500, $1,000, $4,000.
We have secured frOnlthe Company the priv ilege
Of selling $4,000 Of the above bonds, and We now
offer them Tor SlO3 and interest from April / to
date OF sale.
The capital stock Of the Hygienic Ice Company
amounts TO $4,000. and the plant, nearing
completion anu to he III iul operation by May 10,
cannot be duplicated for S20O,OOO.
The deed OF trust given to secure the bonds
covers the entire plant of the Company. The
bonds are payable twenty years from January l.
The Company owls by purchase the famous Fed
eral springs, mile and half east of the Capitol
being the largest within the District of Columbia
from which there Is the enormous output of over
500 gallons 4 minute. These springs have long
been famous for the purity and sweetness of the
eoldness the water Cj4 degrees FL the task will
bt greatly reduced, and for this reason the daily
work of freezing can lie carried more easily aud
more economically than by any future competing
plant, which wlll be compelled TO use river or
other water Of "a higher temperature.
Tne buildings have been erected TO accommodate
aduplicate plant of machinery so that an output Of
24O tons day can be secured at a very low add-
tioual cost. This duplicate plant may be put in
this season 10 meet the uneX Xpectedly large demand
already apparent for the Hygienlc lee ethereby add
ing 10 the security Of these bonds.
These bonds Will be registered by the Washington
loan ana Trust ConiIanS- The interest at u Der
cent will be paid quarterly the rst days of jan
uary, April July aud October by check of the
mailed TO the holders Of the bonds as is done
with the interest checks Of the bonds Of the Wash
ingtOn Market Company. They will be issued In
multlples OF 100 At the option OF the purchaser.
For these reasons the b. nds will prove very de-
sirablc Investment and command a large premium
making profitable as well rs u safe investment
To those first applying the limited number of
bonds Al our disposal viii be first sold.
GURLEY BROS, Brokers.
LOUIS CUNNINGHAM Bro srokfr. 81. NV.
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GOV. CORNELL'S FAILURE.
He Il Not Missing and His Health Is
As Good As Ever.

NEW YORK, April 10.-A. B. Cornell. jr, said
to reporter last night: MY fathers financial
affairs are purely private matter. but desire
to say in regard to his health that he is in bet
ter condition physically and mentally today
than he has been for years
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VERY LARGE CHARGES.
full-Page Hint TO Chicago's Msyoe
That Something Is Rotten.

Csicsoo, April lO.-rhe Daily N.,cs. which
supported Mayor Cregier in his candidacy. de-
votes an entire page this morning 10 an expose
o. gambling in this city, which. il Saws is going
on more openly and more generally than ever
before. lt says that the discipline Of the entire
ponce force Is relaxed: that its members
instead OF being conservators Of peace aud
morality have become promoters OF immortality
and protectors OF crime. IL estimates that re-
ceipts OF the gambling houses in the city ae-
gregate slO.oh,OO per year. IL AYERS that q
syndicate OF gamblers controls all OF these
houses; that Mike Mcdonald is the head OF
1t and received % per cent OF the
receipts for keeping the police from
making raids; that IL the money 10 not paid
in any instance the police proceed 20 raid the
house of the delinquent until he succumbs
Out OF this GO per cent IL is assumed that q
sum estimated as high as ss0o, 600 per annun
is paid 20 members of the administration Tor
immunity from police interference.
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A CRITICAL FORTNIGHT,
The Mississippi Levees Must Endure
Their Worst Ordeal Yet.

New ORLEANS, April 10.-The Piodpme'S
Vicksburg, Miss. special says: The present
rise at this point is threatening the Louisiana
levees from MillIken Bend south along
the fronts of Madison, Tensas and
Concordia parishes. President Maxwell
saws the danger will be from
Omega south. He inclines 10 the belief that
the water will hardly go above 48 feet here
lie left yesterday accompanied by Assistant
Engineer Thompson to inspect Bedford's Ievee.
The next two weeks will be the supreme crisis
for the levees south of Omega, and the Ieveo
board is fully prepared for its final struggle
with the great river.
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President Leland Stanford.

San Francisco, April l0.-The directors OF
the Central Pacific Company who were elected
Tuesday met yesterday and selected the follow
ing officers: President. Leland Stanford; first
vice president c. 7. Huntington; second. c. r.
Crocker; third, A. y. TOwne; treasurer, Tim
othy Hopkins; secretary and controller. r. n.
Miller. jr. The annual meetings of the various
branches of the Southern Pacific Company were
also held and the old officers and directors re-
elected
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A New Attorney General.

wINSIrrG, NAN, April 1O-Clifford Sifton of
Brandon has been offered the attorney general
ship and has accepted it, providing he can ar
range satisfactorily for the conduct OF his pri-
vate business. He left yesterday to sound his
constituents as to his chances for reelection.
There is growing feeling that either Smart.
minister OF public works, or Mclean, proyin-
cial secretary, win resign from the cabinet in
order to get the present difficulty patched up
to please the government supporters in the
legislature.
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Exactly S49.3OO.

MILWAUKEE, April 0-The experts whs
have been at work ON the books and accounts
OF the late secretary of the school board, Schat-
tenberg. have finished their labors and find
that he stole exactly S49.300. The common
council and school board joint committee. il 10
said, will recommend that suit be brought
against the city treasurer, who paid out money
TO Schattenberg without proper warrants.
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RHEADQUARTERS FOR HAMMOND TYPE.
49, writer and Edison Mineograph Full
stoCN of supplies constantly ON hand. JOHN g. PAX
kEk. exclusive agent fog the District Of Columbia
OIL shO bl9 IN ST. NV ap4-lm
WE WISH To INFORM OUR FRIENDS
~ and patrons that the Callgraph Office has re-
moved TO the large sales rooms No. sos 1TH ST
mear F. where will continue the Type Btls
extensive scale. All Typewriter and Mmeo-
graph supplies. NEWMAN son,
ap2lm General Agents.
6-wAsHINGToN. DC. FEB. Is. 1890.
pleasure in informing the public, that havina
secured the Iron Front building No 313 9Th St
city post Office have oIened addition to my Lun
Der business. a Mill Work department, where car
always be found high grade Of
SASH, Doors, BLINDS, MOULDINGS. STAIH
WORK, OFFICE FIXTURES, FRET AND
SCREEN WORK.
and shall make aspecialy OF Odd size Work IN all its
Branches. including Interior Finish in Hard Wood,
&c, and at my Yards, 18th and b SITS. n.w- car
always be found Zine Class Of Building Lumber.
ask share of your patronage
have placed Mr.. VIM Il smith manager of the
Mill Work Department. where he will be pleased TO
his friends.
Yours. very respectfully,
RICHARD n. WILLET.
Mill Work Dept, No. 81 3 9TH ST. v.
Lumber Yards 18th and b SITS NV.
Estimates furnished m22- I'm
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Flying Bank Teller.

WORCESTER, April l0.-Touchlng the fight Of
the bank teller. Kimball, additional evidence
is that there is a woman in the case. Kimbsll
| left at 6:I0 April and went TO Boston. where
he was joined by r woman. All trace OF the
pair is lost beyond this point. State Detective
Hayter arrived from New York last night He
is confident himball did not take passage from
that city either by steamer sailing vessel.
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A Tame Fight.

OMAHA, NEB., April l0.-The ten-round fight
between Harry Gilmore OF Canada and Jimmie
Lindsay of Omaha last night a very tame
affair. The police were present IN force and
four-ounce gloves were used. Gilmoresprovsd
himself by far the cleverest Of the two men,
but Referee McCune declared the fight a draw.
Gilmore announced 10 the disgusted audience
that he was willing TO fight Lindsay in private
and match may be arranged.
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NeWsnaner Changes.

DULUrH, MINI, April 10-W. II. Burke and
s. A. Thompson. proprietors of the Duluth
Morning Ners, yesterday sold the paper to .
syndicate OF local capitalists for $4,000. IL 10
reported that Mr.. Burke has purchased an in
terest in a Superior daily and that Mr.. Thomp-
son will buy INTO a Minneapolis morning paper.
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Death of Col. Knox.

CHICAGO. April l0.-Col E. b. Knox, many
years at the head of the first regiment, died
suddenly last night at his residence, No. Il Oak
avenue. A year ago he suffered stroke OF
paralysis and il was a recurrence Of this that
caused his DEATH
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Sold TO the standard OH Company.

ALBANY, n. n, April l0.-Dudley fsrlin,
president of the Limaoil Company, is authority
for the statement that the property and fran
chses of that company have been sold 90 the
Standard Oil Company. The former company,
mostly composed of Albanians. have also pur-
chased the property and franchises OF the Rem
tucky and Tennessee Oil and Mining Company,
which consists of petroleum, camel coal, live
oak and poplar timber and about 240 acres OF
land. It's capital Is S6OO,O0O. The output Of on
VIII be about one million barrels per month.
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A Deserted wife Divorced.

Judge Cox today in the Equity Court made
decree Of divorce in the case Of Susie Butler
against John Butler in favor of complainant.
The bill, filed by Chase Roys, charges that after
the marriage in November, 1883, when the COM
plainant was but seventeen years of age. de-
fendant lived with her but q few months and
left her.
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Interior Department Char

1Hter10r DbpHrtnnenC CHHugess
The following official changes have been
made in the Department of the Interior:
Pension Offce.-Promotion: Marshall O.
Roberts of Minnesota, 81, 200 to 81, 400.
Geological Survey.-Appointment August
V. Gisiger Of Arizona, copyist, S720.
General Land Ofice.-AppOintments: Hugh
NJ. Adams of Pennsylvania and Miss Anna b.
Bush Of New York, transcribers, 600. Promo
tions: James Cole of New York, 81 200 to
l,400; Mrs. Julia S. Marks of Virginia, 1900
to 81 900. Transfer: Oscar Foote of Indiana
to Pension Office.
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"Doom Sealerso Flying.

San FR,ScIsco. CAL, April lo.-A large num-
Der of white and colored Doom Seslers" lea
Oakland yesterday afternoon in order 10 es-
cape the terrible things which are predicted
to happen on the lith instant The negroes.
while at the depot. sang hallelujah hymns
Many people left this vicinity yesterday, the
exodus taking more the form of an organized
exodus than ever before. IL Is estimated that
three hundred persons have left their homes
TO Join in this movement
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The Wages of Sin.

CAIRO, Ill, April l0.-Lsst night Allen
Thomas, colored, shot his wife on account OF
her alleged unfaithfulness. The woman died
shortly afterward. Allen then fred two shots
into his brain and will die
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued by the
clerk of the court TO Charles L. Martin ana
Lottie j. Graves; W. J. Little and Matilda
Roome; Charles Lawson and Laura V. Mills:
Leonard c. Oliver and Annie Bunis; p. Currpn
and Kate Carr: Joseph f. Kirkwood and B<ftie
/. Weber, both Of baltimore, Nd
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REVENUE APPoINTMENTs.-The Secretary Of
the Treasury has made the following appoint
ments in the internal revenue service: T. F.
Collins, gauger, second New York; C. W. Par
ker; storekeeper and gauger, fifth North Caro-
lima; James j. King, storekeeper and gauger,
second Kentucky; Newton J. Leip; gauger,
first Pennsylvania; Leroy 7. Stowe, store
keeper and gauger, fifth North Carolina; John
W. Taylor, storekeeper and gauger sixth Ken
lucky: Eli H. Withers, storekeeper and gauger,
fifth North Carolina
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A Reprimand and Three Months Con-
finement at His Post

Gen. Schofeld today, as acting commander
of the division of the Missouri, made public the
findings of the Chicago court-martial which re-
Gently tried First Lieut.. Charles L. Steele.
eighteenth infantry, for conduct unbecom-
ing an officer and a gentleman in striking
Private Dell P. Wild of that regiment. The
court adjudged Lieut.. Steele guilty Of an as
sault upon the private and sentenced him to a
reprinand and three months confinement
within the limits of his post. Gen. Schofield
has approved the findings of the court and will
prepare reprimand to be issued later.
HISTORY THE CASE.
1t will be remembered that Wild was doing
menial work about Lieut. Steele's house at the
post when the latter ordered him to help him
stretch piece of canvas over the roof of a
shed, which he refused to do on the ground
that it was not part Of the duty
to expect of him. Steele thereupon
lost his temper and struck the private blow
in the face. At the examination it was shown
that Wild was a rather tough individual being
cause of considerable trouble at the post, be-
sides having been deserter from another reg
iment, but his charges against the lieutenant
OF the blow and of his subsequent unjust trial
for disobedience of orders were clearly proved
Electric Lights at the Navy Yard.
The new electric lighting plant at the WASH
ington navy yard will be turned on tonight for
the first time, and if everything works well and
is satisfactory to the representatives of the
government, the Brush Company will finally
turn over the work and receive the con-
tract money, about $4,000. The plant con-
sists of an engine, boilers and dynamo,
and a system of 81 lamps. OF these 75 are
single lamps, indoors. for the lighting of the
shops SO that the work Of the gun foundry NAV
be carried on at night if necessary. TWENTY-FIVE
double lamps hang out of doors on the regula-
tion iron posts for street lighting. The work of
establishing the plant has occupied about six
| months.
THE FIRST IN THE COUNTRY.
This is the first navy yard in the country to
be provided with electric lights, but the other
large yards at Norfolk. New York and League
Island will be furnished soon as appropria-
| tions can be obtained. There will probably be
a large party of officers at the yard tonight to
inspect the plant, including Commodore Far
quhar, chief of the bureau of yards and docks
and Ensign Wilkes. under whose superintend-
ence the work has been done. As soon as the
plant is accepted it will become the absolute
property Of the government and
will be hereafter run by navy yard
employees. 1t is quite likely that the
electric current will be utilized during the day
| for the work of electric Welding, which pro-
cess has been demonstrated as q complete sue
cess. Uuntil the 1st Of July the lights cannot
be run, owing to the fact that the appropria-
ton for their maintenance will not be avail
able until then.
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Coy. GoodeII Morse

ANTRIM, Nh, April l0.-Gov. Goodell has
for several days been growing perceptibly
worse and this morning he is reported Jas
weaker than yesterday
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A Ships Crew I'm Court.

TACOMA, WASH, April 10. - The United
States district court opened Yesterday, Judge
c. II. Hanford presiding, for the trial of
the noted case of the British ship Craigend,
from Liverpool. All the sailors who left the
today.
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS ToDAY.-Internal
revenue, $462, $50; customs 81 ,331,2 ,242
The COAST SURVEY STEAMER BLAKE from Key
West arrived at Fort Monroe this morning.
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ToDAY's BOND OFFERS aggregated $42, 100, as
follows: Coupon As, $4,000 $500 at 122; reg
istered 4s, 25OOO. 300. S125OO, $500 at 1872;
registered 4l5s, 81. 500 at 1885,
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A CANE FOR HARRIsoN.-Seymour L. Rau of
Philadelphia called at the Executive Mansion
this morning and on behalf of A. Loudon
Snowden Of Philadelphia, now minister to
Greece. presented to the President gold
headed cane. Engraved on the head of the
cane is this inscription: This cane was cut
from the yoke which supported Independence
Bell in 1776. To President Harrison"
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T. -,
~ TRICT OF COLUMBIA. Washington, d. c.,
April ., 1S90.-To whom il may concern: The Com
mssioners OF the District Of Columbia have received
from Congress the following bill with request for their
ing on this bill the Commissioners desire to know what
obec TONS any, exist to said proposed leisatiOn and
Tor that purpose Will hold special session at O'Clock
p IN on MONDAY, the 14th instant, to give hearing
10 parties interested: "A bill to incorporate the Sub
urban Railway Company. The route OF said railroad
to Den at the intersection Of Maryland
along sad avenue northeast to Boundary street;
thence along line near to the Columbia old Bla-
densburg road to the District line: thence by
such route As may be determined by the company with
the approval of the Commissioners of the District Of
Coumbii and passing east and north of the Soldiers
Home, to or in the vicinity OF Brghtwood thence by
such route TO point on Rock Creek near the mouth
OF Norris Creek, and thence south trendng west
wardly, following the direction of Rock Greek TO
street with branch railroad from the intersection of
said road. Rock Creek near Norris Creek to a point
the vicinity OF Little Falls Of the Potomac: thence
eastward with and in the vicinity of the Chesapeake
aud Ohio Canal to the head of NJ street extended
Georgetown. Aso beginning with the intersection Of
northeast, and running thence nOrthward on 18th
street east to Boundary street and thence northwar
across Boundary street. passing in the vicinity of the
National FAIR Grounds thence nOrthward, bearing
westward, 10 point northeast from the SOLDIERS
Homewhere viii intersect the east and west line Of
said roGd" 1t
wOMAN'S HOME MISSIONARY SOCIETY.
- Miss JANE VI. BANCROFT, PHI. D., will
Address Mass Meeting at Metropolitan Church, ~
and ste NV. TOMORROW (Frlday) at $50 am,
OH the Immediate opening of "Deaconess Home in
Washington. Public invited. 1t
NOTICE.-NEMBERS OF JOHN A. LO-
49, gan Command U.V.U., requested TO at
tend funeral OF their late comrsde B. c. Fuller at 6}Y
IRVING, Col. Commanding. Attest: N A. LUCAS,
Adjutant. 1t
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EQUITABLE
COOPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
EQUITABLE BUILDINGn 1908 ST.
ASSETS sl,Il9,O6277
Of6ce hours, from AR To 70 pm daily On
fhe first Wednesday in each month the once will be
open from q 70 oclOck pm. Advances Will be made
PROMPTLY 81 oclock The 18th issue Of stock Is open
IJr Subscription
Shares s2 so per north
$1,000 advanced on each share
Pamphlets explaining the b,ects and advantages of
The Association are furnished upon application.
THOMAS soMERyILLE.
JNo. JOY EDISON. sec'ry. d4
SERIAL sAyINGs AND BUILDING AS
ISOLATION.
Call fo- Constitutions
Subscribe for stock-sl per shsre-between the
hours Of q N. md 80 D. m. daily at the Office Of
JNo Il PRESCOTT. Secretary and Treasurer.
pl4-Gu lxl6 Of. NV. Ksll0s~ RuuaiRx.
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EUROPE.
WOULD YOU LIKE TO GO!

You can go for S160, all expenses paid. Does
this include everything: Yes, OCEAN Travel,
RAILWAY Fares HOTEL Bills and CARRIAGE
Drives FlRST-CLASS throughout
DON'T MISS IT. 1t Is the chance of life-
time. For circulars and full particulars cal. or
address
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The PRESIDENTS CALLERS this morning in
cludei Senator Hiscock, Representatives
O'Neili, Morrow, Hopkins, Abbott, Dubois
Atkinson and Henderson; J. H. Orne and John
Galloway of New York, Mr.. and Mrs Chas. NJ.
Leavy of San Francisco; Representatives Ne
Comas and Stockbridge with delegation from
Baltimore in favor Of appointment Of Thos
$. Hodson as L. S. attorney for district Of
Maryland.
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". r. VAN WICkLE,
BRADBURY PALACE OF MUSIC,
l115 pannsylyanis ava.

rf-, THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
49, holders o. the Peoples Fire Insurance Com
pany Of the District OF Columbia for the Election of
Fifteen Trustees will be held at the Office the
pany, 30: Peunsylyania ave- Sc. on MONDAY, May
IL, 1890. Polls open 10 O'Clock Close . o'clock
pm. apl0-}t
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An EXCELLENT NUMBER OF The WEEKLY
STAR is issued today, single copies Of which
can be had at the business counter wrapped
ready for mailing at cents each. The sub
scription price is 81 per annum or combined
with The Home Magazine, conducted by Mrs.
Jno. A. Logan. al.l0 per annum, both post
paid.