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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-12-12
HUGHES
Combination Ladder

This Ladder il Especially for Far
mers, Painters Timers, Paper Hangers
Biicklayers, or in fact anyone using
a ladder.
We wish TO call your attention to the merits Of
the HUGHES COMB Ma TI0N LADDER.
of which we are the manufacturers At
Laurel, Md.n
Il can be converted into an s-l6 or "a foot
Straight Ladder: into Single or Double
Platform Step Ladder, into a Self Sup
porting Ladder IL feet high and
Scaffold feet high and feet
long and all these combination
in the shortest possible time
For painting signs or buildings or decor
alton, trimming shrubbery, or trees and gath
ering fruit or stacking hay, we are conhden-
this is Just the ladder you need.
It is very convenient in case of fire either
in getting on building or escaping from it
II can be folded up into 8 foot lengths and
kept up stairs. 1t is easily put in shape TO
use, any one can handle it,
It is both light and strong and made Of the
best material and manner.
Considering the various uses to which il
can be put, it is undoubtedly the cheapesl
ladder ever made
II is just as necessary to have convenien
LADDER about the house as an az or Ratchet,
you cannot well be without one about house
cleaning time for cleaning windows, white
washing, painting hanging pictures. &C. In
case of fire by having ladder handy you
can save not only property but not unfrequen-
tly life as well.
F.E STEVENS,
B-IB 81 Prince George ST., Annapolis.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-12-12
If you feel weak
and all worn out take
BROWN S IRON BITTERS
Foroed to I,aave Rome.

Over go people were forced 10 leave
their homes yesterday TO call at their
druggists for free trial package of
Lanes Family Medicine If your blood
Is bad, your liver aud kidneys out OF
order, II you are constipated and have
headache aud 80 unsigbtly complexion,
don't fail to call on any druggist TO-DAY
for free sample of this grand remedy
The ladies praise il. Everyone likes It
Large-size package 90 cents.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-12-12
ORDER NISI.
10 Acme Arundel G ,uOsy Orphans cOur


In Aone Arundel G Duuty Orphans Court
ORDERED This End day of Dec m
" Der 1890, that the sale of ihr reAl
estate of Jnsepb o Fowler, Geceased,
made by Joseph o. F'wler. Administrs-
tor, c. t. g.. OF the said deceased. and this
day reported to this Court. by the said
Administrator, c. t, a., be ratified and
confirmed unless cause be shown to the
contrary on or before the
9HD DAY OF JANUARY Nj KIT.
Provided, a copy of this order be in
serted 10 some newspaper published In
the city of Annapolis, Anne Arundel
County, at least once week, for three
successive weeks. before the said 2ud
day of January next.
The report states the amount Of sales to
be 81 10000 cash.
JOHN Fl. SELL6AN, G. }.
WIN. II DowNEs,
CHARLES I'll. RUSSELL.
True Copy. Test Judges.
W.T. PKTHERBRTDeE,
n26 Register of Wills A A. County
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-12-12

Needing atomic, or children who want build.
ing up. should take
BROWNS IRON BITTERS.
It IL pleasant 10 take, cures Malaria, Indi-
gostion, Biliousness and Liver Complaints
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-12-12

W. l.. Pfeiffer, practical uphol
sterer will make to order Mattresses,
Parlor Furniture and do any and all
kinds of Upholstering.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-12-12
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN, That
IN the subscriber, OF Anne Arundel
county, has obtained from the Orphans
Court for Anne Arundel county In Mary
land, letters testamentary on the person
al estate of SUSANNAH SILVER,
late of Anne Arundel county, deceased.
All persons having claims against the sad
deceased, are hereby warned to exhibit
the same, with the vouchers thereof, to
the subscriber on or before the
1ST DAY OF MARCH, 1891,
They may otherwise, by law, be exclu-
ded from all benefit of the said estate.
All persons indebted to said estate are re-
Quested to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this S0th day of
September, 1890.
WRIT RANDALL,
Executor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-25
PRESIDENT E1ETA'> policy.

PanauyI. sept. li.-Jhc sal. adO.ian Congress -
,.mblcd on september 10 la hiN inaugural "idi'->
resident Ezcta related at l"r-'E all III" dhcF'h
phase. through which the republic hi, Ir,s>rd SIh"
he o,r,, q, the revolution. in lane, and capi,',s cd
nis policy . bc follows The i"inaii'f "' a
truly national government for all Sdl\ad"'!':' wIti
ut distinction: To g.Nc >it!>lcon I" al l"ei li''c
aspirations: loyalty. fTnhnc,> and dignity III All
,r.ic, relations and r,.jctin" energy All hii''
Of intervention which ic pa'd7" III" ant i"iii!
If the government He ended lt a-hn: 'HGr'' ''
decree a cou,plete and unconditional anrc-t, IN favor
Of all who lad taken >idc> against III" revolution.
SalvadoIlan troop, wnch hid boon ""'ihiic on
the frontier to the nuiuirr uf about 1000. ma" h''
into The capital san al, ad"r. -" S'l'"nil%r 'in
we're most cuthu>Id tcally received D. T." IDllE"''
The citv was brilliantly decorated. ard a." g.. v" ,
celebrated a. national II ! day. lh" "lhr"'> -"
services.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-25
I-vT,y vrTcRty MEMORIAL ASSOCIATIONS.

\u,auy ~ y. sept. 81. The Union Veteran Memo
rial A,ml laon of New York CITY wa' Incorporated "
,Iav hv the secretary Of state llr H>'"'l'o" i
,rm,d t,r ,u.ul literary patriotic. charitable and
i.i,ricaI purum-,s and has made provision for 'h'
erection Of a I'aion Veteran Memorial IN New r"rh
city, to be used plarc Of meeting for so'ic'"' "i
uou veterans of the Civil War. ui "h"h Will al" be
u,cd A. a d,pu tory for relics trophies, books Al"
other mcmcnto,. The trustees OF the corporation are
Ilovd Clark. n. Egbct l Ni"le Ira VI. Hedges '""y
/, Wcchs Charlie, II. +. Coils. Edward ". >'ricl
,.oor,, n Vaplrsc!I, J,,rpl J. Little. Wilbur r.
I;r,u.u Richard H. Giccnc. David :, brown. rne'm>
f. ou,ra,, Henry ". T. Mali Robert {. RaIhbo Ll'l
Meredith l.. Jones. The 'ub.Grlri> 90 'mI '",n ;, ,h
,u,i.~, except the It- named one. ara oI'cr ,tl'
jIowaq Edmund Hendricks. Joseph f~'l 1iH "h'a"'
4 touu n hI each subscribe l,OOo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-25
PASSING; TIE SUPREME COURT BILL.
THE >l.N\TE Adopting It's 81 rB>rirVTE BY \
VOTE ur - To- PROVISIONS oP
IIlt. NlA~l II.

Washington sept - >pccai,. Mr.. Evart>'S 'n''ti'
,,,, for thc Horse bu defining and regulating the
,.idj,tou of t. United courts pa Led in
,h ,,natr today by the dccldcdl sided Vote Vt
f. 10 &; In the opposition these half doAcr Demo-
,ra;jc Senators: Mc,Si>. Harbour. lit". |la'RnFn'
r,,.,yc,t Ilarri, and Vest. Mr. Vest claim of an
ovcrw hclming sentiment in III" West and Sou'hWe'o
,can>t any incra>c In the number Of Federal iudSc*
tailed >iglaliy Ia sustain ir|cl ana the Nissour.
senator vas again shown in hi> Avotitc attitude OK
clianipioning popular demand which EXISTS "N III "|
own IMAGINATION. Scllatur> Eyart>. !loar ana f'lgh
wc, appointed 10 represent the senate III the 'ohrr'
u,e which the House j. 10 ask on the BILL the
-cna,r measure now differing radi, ally from the bill as
I passed the House.
The bill. passed. provides for the appointment by
TN. Pre- ,dcnt cf an addipiona Ciirut Judge with tne
same c0mpen satiOn other Circuit Judge IL 'ratcs
in each ,ruit 4 Circuit Court Of Appeals. which IS
10 consist u three judges. and Which l. to BE- cotrs
IF record with appellate juri,dirtion The court to
have clerk at $4,000 year and marshal AT
20 100 year. \ term /, To 10 held annually by the
Circuit Court OF Appeal, in the several judicial ccuio
AZ the following places. In The lst Circuit III Boston,
I'D Circuit IN Ncw.York City: lid Circuit In Phia-
de,phia: WITH Circuit in Richmond: Nth Circuit In
New Orleans With Circuit. In Cincinnat With Cir
emit, In Chicago: With Circuit In st. Louis lNth
Circuit, in Francisco: and In such other places
in each Of the above circuits said court may from
time 10 time designate. The nr> terms Of said courts
are TO bc held % the second Monday In January.
s9l and thereafter at such times As may bc fixed W
said courts.
No appeal whether BY writ Of error or otherwise.
Is to be hereafter taken or allowed from any Dsuacs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-25
THE yISyIxyIPPI CONVENTION.

Jack-,n Nl.,.. Srpt -. I'll" Coh'tt"u'''" ""
vent, II today dl.pu,cd "f T." crt'i" i'i''' "' wv
,r,u, lu.. { omuIitt-r with the rNtCpt"n 9" - '""'
= and g. which rcromnitt'd. WIN ''' We" Va
making them tie. -u,jrt Of ~rphat" fP"'' ~
no olicrtiur t. -cGior- and y. "hhh P"' "a
+, legislative cl,TtipI In Np>embc l-'l' hh"''' ""
r.ri.ir,;i,n: IN, section has encounters" >'''''
opp,. IN lccail.c It extends for two Ncar' tue "r"'
-, an thc urc,.lt inrunbcni, Of county olr'' Inc
suffrage question being ont of the wN. IN" 'm"n''
an Education presented compromise rp rt IN con
alteration Of which postponed nnt!' 10 morrow
minority report Of the Committee on Temperance an"
omor Trahc presented report rc'oInnrlIdihs t'l'
following amendment 10 tho tohNU'u'h"' "'
ooons where >pir.tuOu, liquors arr pt Tor sa' a'
hc,,,y ii .cl,r,d to be- pubic nii-antr>, ana NAV U
u,prc. scd abatcd by pio,rruti"n ~ III" name "'
,,,r Stale or u,,on the complaint ~ any cltiLcl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-25
xurG,vC HER LIFE FOR 4 DOG

Mrs T. EvcIt a highy respected widow occupying
cottage at Grand View, near Hyach. y. - "''
,ca ,o,l met Il sudden death Yesterday Hhc "''
walking along the track OF the Northern
.,,rn,a ,omuaulcd by l.yo pet dogs. about two miles
nu,n - XvacL when Size saw freight train ap-
n.,,c,,,nv around Il curve. The engineer blew Ills
whistle and the woman stepped safe distance from 'c
track. When the locomotive was only short distance
from her. one Of tho dog ran Oh the 'r'ch' l"'
woman. evidently forgetting her danger reached ou'
to pull the animal aside when the emshr s.''uh ,
,r,,srhin. nrr body aud throwing her some ui'',"
away She died shortly after. Mr., Evcrt wa wa,
about forty years old and leave VA n,; ncr
mothers death oc,lricd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-25
\ REPORT THAT RAISES RATES.

Dcuvcr s.lh - t>pr'iali TI" acii n of the Com
mii'"e IL t,rrcr,l Maurcrr "i ia" Western Eaiwav >
IN mailing report tp Western Passenger .\-'b'Ii
t,u rr.na'i1g tie -pc', h trains aud IN" rat" - II"
h,r.,,I l,ctv,,n 81 Louis, chicago AMI Denver. VIII
cau-r nrpu>iilpn from thu travelling pu' r IN IN
ir,t rli.r they cA,"nd thu rui; Of time between
- u,,r and chicago f!I1N ~.N,r hour. bif hrt'n
train, may iun u III dirty ;hc passengers piiin- -
-, ira 1hi> Virtually mean, ihat the rate between
CHICAGO and Denver !. - h" raised f"n S''i '' u
>:,t -, The sam" apple 10 II. Loni>' a, ~ VII
,t,,u,c ,h,. r,,c fr Nm 1, 80 -. II tho RI.
m,r, i, sdopt,ri, no one believes that II will hold.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-25
WHAT Is GOING on Is CUBA.

Havana sept. coin spite OF tho resolution Of the
Iptnndart OF the Treasury fixing the Official vanc Of
tie Mexican dollar at 50 cents. dealers at C!etucgos
sagua, santa Clara Remedies and other places freely
receive the dollar 1T its tnll value.
DuriIr the month Of August 200 tons OF manganese
were exuo,tcd from IT. JaGo dc Cuba. Owing 10 the
r,.dv sse tie mancancse meets with in tho t'nitcd
states its produc, ion fast increasing and the exports
for September will be larger than ever before. The
owners of the mines have formed syndicate to work
t,cm themselves, some American companies which
rrst undertook to work the mines having failed 10
mlhr their contracts. The exports OF manganese ore
from July ]. 1889. TO Jnnc 30. 1890. amounted TO
.o4O tons, and from July ! TO August 70. 1880. TO
%,l00 tons. In other words the Cuban syndicate ex'
ported more in nflyoue days than the American con-
tractors did in one year.
THE Havana Weekly Report says that grca. eX-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-25
THE HOTEL MAELEpROliGlI STRIKE

4 strike VA rrcrilv ordered lay the I:oaId of Walk
iuy Delegate, uf the l:udinr Trades Oh The IIo'e MAi
lrough To force the employment Oi union painter.
rlc strike was a short being settled lv the non
unlon men Joining the union. When The striking car
pctcr, started 10 return to work Hugh cy th' con
tr,c Ming carpc,tr Informed them that le rol"drHd
tcy ad d. charged tiIm,,VcS iy going on strike, ana
c,uld not return TO work unless ircmpl"yri Nv hil'
strike followed force Mr.. tctiy 10 hilr These mem
ON TUESDAY the Beard %; Walking Delegates rp"r'ch
that thc strike wa, III end. and that IT had been
settled lv il conpronr. the carpenters irrcivin@ I''i
nay for the time they on Hiih" INSTEAD I" a"''
,,v 4, va, ~ first demanded. y note "i ms was
made by The Trihun" yesterday. in an'"cr 10 WHICH
Mr. getty write. the following letter:
Ncw.Ioik. sept. -. 1880.
10 the Editor % The Tribune.
Sir. Your item IN toda, issue. 'StrhIh% cafl"h''
,e in" 1T IiotI MarloIoueh. would "aNr ran"i' u
n,cr tia. th" scr lad Ob,aincI then d'nad'' ~ la''
m Iust by my paying onchaf th" rate oi "a;'' oi u'
Tina they had been Idle such not the tdoe d' @
c, rturDcd TO Norn Without rccN!i. oc cent iof Tue
rim, during which they did not worn. and were ta"tH
lack Only OH vcccdng TO Gemard that th'y 'ho"'u
first o,an my lrrIni. -lon u return u work
~ HUGH GETTY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-25
THE SETTLEMENT Nor COMPLETED.

II wa, reported yesterday that a "'iheh'''' "'' ' "
,,.., ,cd l,t tN,r, The b,dhodr> o th' l!cIia'l ''
, ,,,t \,r,hcru K;ill,ud and the Missouri l'i' M
and tI,, Missouri kan>a, and TcAi> railroads. wi'h
own il Jointly. Details of thu agreement, "hi'h WITS
said 10 ,c signed by all the parties III interest "'r"
,,vcu II wiz found inquiry that the hcI''a'i"h
for a settlement had not been conlpl, TED" ana that t'
rr.ur lac kcd the signature Of In" Mi'>"'iii ha'>a'
and Texas Company Al a meeting ~ U' cN''"','
committee. Of that company yesterday at"rh"m 'h'
,,,c,, VA. uudrr di>r>-Iou but III" rrl"ricd dSi''
mrnt was not approved. II was -aid ait'rN NHi !.''
,h, term, wrr, To-, favorable than those 'ii' ih Prc
yloIlsy been offered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-25
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
ANIMAL, REPORT OF THE UNION rAClrIC.
4 ,TATl MINT SUBMITTED BY THE GOv'.ENMENr

\ y
p!sECTOEs 10 afyu3A:AHr HcDL1.
Washington. sept. II. The annual rep IT :" the
Government director, - the lrion Pacific E"hwiy
WAS submitted tn the secretary Of tho Interior 10 dav.
II shows that .iicc the la leHr the e 'nd'"h o!
business tlr, r,nsiout the crtrc Pacific system '> m
proved Willie the in'ca.c f the r">, eariii = dn;'
ing tho yc;iy I--! over I-SS was only H,.fEJ9. ihr
increase during the ,iA months ending June - oi TIE
present wear over the same period OF lisp wa
s3 oDJ OF The oregon Railway and Navigation '""'
lany and the road, formerly III the irh'"i' i'N"'
and Fort Worth Sem included in the SYSTEM o I-'"
wcrr not. however inclrc'h in l--o me surplus
earning, of all the line, operated and leased dnr1 inc
first ,iA months Of this year were S';Ojl i't. al IL
crease OF %,22 O4s over The time last year Tue
number Of miles operated was ,.O"t. against .'' 'c
same time last year, and the cApen-. "i operating
wa, Hli,f'iijOo. "a against Sll.'"i.1.' ~ l'-' D."
IN, Of T:I.O1 O1.91r. taxes not inriucci. Inv
oregon short Liuc- and Utah Northern Railway SHOWS
an increase in the earnings, nt it, surplus earnii-'
are reduce, from II 3O 40 tor the >iN months cEdr
juno 80, 1850. 10 s.l:?o72 tor the same period 'hH
year.
The oregon Railway and Navigation Company -how>
a falling OF IN gross carninc- from flJ''.lo' T."
81 S,a.Gi for the period th year. while the cN
prn>e of U!"rain; wa- InrIra'rd to ih' amount q"
49, ,:}i The Denver and Boulder Valley road al"
shows Il decrease. \ falling Of in The ei">| earning )
part attrhut"d by the directors IT, partial ,iiui" 81
crop, In Washington and oregon la: year. lniorna'
ton /, r.crvrh that the crops thl~ year are c"d
IN ~ the n",e>,arv improvement, ALREADY III
hand IA" urgent calls Upon III" company on fh'
par cf II. patrons for EXTENSIONS. il hat been doomed
br. bv tho ducrio.> to pU>tp'nr for the p"''h IA
c,tali hmrmi of - >rc"nd sinking fund. piop,>cd a
year aro. The dire, tors believe the '"~; al II"
pruyerrnt made III the meantime greatly cnhal'r'
tn" value Of the property, subject to lirn- "f 'i'
iovcinrirnt. While they exceed in money vain" IN
full ainount which would have lcen paid into tn;
propn. .rd ~nhius iund.
fhe total dct o the Union Pa' lie to III" Govern
urnt on .IanIaly /. LOO. principal aud interest. "a>
..O.. .jJ Thi-. vnh ia" ruin: interest, fl>
dur III lie. vrlr, l-,,, l-.,g. The drttor> -ly IN"
d,li cannot hc met 81 III" TIM specified without DOM
injustice ti. iunir IL Of thousands Of p""plr t"'i
ard ndif,ilV concerned in ia" v"'iaW {" The y stem
I'm u,tic" . Iurri IT, t'r inprt IN ite ana -" l-"l
of IN" rr,iliriv lnr, wuui have 10 De- hi'urm I" a
-lnistili. .uiir ~ IN = p" Whb nave =" lr "A-
lhr II >''iIuI- ana perhaps ll lith'r I>.
hl" IN, ''ritr"v y iI"n ildilN i"lpn-> u "oHi
.ur, .r,ll, hay" 10 be surrendered 10 IT. h"r ch''f
. -, Ie'ituv~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-25
DEMANDING TIPS rs YELL rs W1GES
>WITCHNfv I>DI.>V"i:IN" TO nL"' Ii the
I<IoN P,'ItIC ~ bTNNiE

I>IoN PNI IFIC ~ blNNIH
Drn,cr. t.l. >or. =L-r"r several moit'' III"
Union Pacific al tins Is'It lH- bad >"ri"n' 'f"nhi"
with II, lt.hmcn. !" avoid ANY '"rnpl!'a'i"n- ~"
,ripan, c,,i> far m.i,- /" adjust tho dih""lti"
.ud {, have the ,r,'" property r"ff"rn'i. but VI"
situation la. not inI'o'" I'd AID thr hlh N III" wards
La, Lron mater 81: -u'h '"rI"n, d"trIm't I" ~"
commercial it";,,t, q" I"iN"i AMI '"Ihia" ihi Inc
,nn,,,l, tn III, r,l IT," ,rI action I" "tIhA"
from -h,pjmr> desiring "It'lrc dome. and II Ia been
The Il i- iilpn ~. rait "f ~"I hfn"n I" "N.i iii'-
from -rl":. d,ir.H. -Vi hii- don" 49," II h., been
u,n>cn that ih" -W,t'hn"u hiv" h"It th' Sdfd' ~ =
nIrlcI ."id.toa III ":d"r L. "ni""'" 'hl-. Hr>'r'l
,l.N. Axe, tie .Nchn-i'. .rrNaIl'" committee 'al-
nn GENERAL Mai.a-"r NJ" Ind mad" -"'"ih charge
a:t,iI Assistant superintendent iUln-, VII" Ia 'hai~r
al the >aid-. and DEMANDED hi, ir""N a. Inri- va
III lruG'd prndu. All in'c-ishi."I. ll" 'LiIt'' nav
c been III rI"ycG Nf. Mca iI> ni"rnns adir'>' ed
81, communication E" a., "n'hin"n, .ihunt the ia't'
I'D .,ddi:::
"~iurr iurii,' removal there La. been a L'r9" ~
r...r ~ t.r nuni"r "i engine n-cd t" do th" w"ri
wihpui corr -p"niIae improvement ia the YARD
i;uAiiu,I atd IN" legitimate 'a'i'n- capacity II th
mon lacIGc at TIL point i' impaired +" an ~
-rmahlc ,Anit bs III" failure part I" render
,uiL, r,l return In Labor for tho compensation
'l,cn ,ou. For these Mr. Inrm- VIII hc It"
~ iaI.d at J.. O'Clock to-day. SWit'lnrn vii" arr
unwillinr I" worh c,rila!ly with Mr.. Buin~. ana y"
pledge their support and best efforts t. th" end "f
meeting every requirement Of good service the Drn-
ser yad and to'r who arr unNa >fad"rv viii receive
heir time and quit the service nj I'll" company before
that hour.
At y. ~, when ~" whistle blew for them to re-
turn Ia work. not ~ the l2i men put IN an appear
,ucr I he company secured thirty new men, ana
car, BEGAN tu move after "A delay of An hour Mr
Meek has gwen the strikers until 10 mo1w noon e"
determine What they viii do. and II T. pi1Ial" large
nun ber vii ret About seventy per cent the en'irc
.,u., l Colorado passes hrOu.h the Union Pacific
ard. AT thi, point and IL horK the yards vifall'
,,l.ota the cti, hI~nc-, community O Colorado, a.
well "A the Far West
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-25
DlsAi.ulNTED THE PEOPLE OF lIALlfAN'

Halifax ~ - sept. .4.-Thc promised bomhadn'et
uf IIalilax this morning greatly Disappointing "
,ho.e lo were led to expect >omciiiihe esp"r"e
o.cupviup some holl.. Th" Whole militia force WIZ
ordered ou at daylight to assist III the dcich'c' a
the ship, Bellcruphon. Canada ana ih'u'h "c'c a"
>aurur on hrlor before the men hGd tinlF /" 'h
;hr uu>ition, assigned to them. AZ SD three s'''
u.,,. u,,d from tI,c citadel and announced that ~"
enemy were al a stand. Thr,cquir;crs OF All II ur
later the hi;i,,r i"ri- exchanged >l"; for |" "i""
minutes, I, tl~ war vessels id not >ia'k pee" III
th.. least k.wpn- Iislh "n up the har'"t I'LL IVY
reached their anchorage pn". Whci ,h, r., n, ' m
minutes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-25
THE CDNTT Dt. PtEl- ANp EDllAN''EE.

paris - ui ,i-Ih" t'oiut" dc Iaii> Ia written to
senator H." her rrg,:d.u. the lj"ulinl>t r"Nri'h'i'.
iu.. wiz tie ,u,ii-. h- i"'k ~ u>luc III" "rd'
Win which TIC Erpuhlic pIoI Id"i hm. III order T."
di, riu the E"pn!can- and allo" ib" '"uTv I" .Pak
fn ii.cI lie advises his friends ~" I" "a>i" i''
II, c. r!mrai n~ the past. hui 10 affirm clearly
,h"r f,,h it Noual, ,d prlnclplc' aud u'c for the
conf ,ut,,r,,.' IL the .lr
Liverpool. -'in. 81. \n"ng tie I"'>rn;"rS on ''e
.,.,ucr trrinanIr which >aird hc go T." DAY for New
YurL ;, Tho Cnntc dr Pari- and parry. Tia" f"N.
.,n,fo,d " Iupkn 81 In>tin. tlr BISHOP of Nas -hii
and IN. ne,n,er- of the krndil theatrical company!
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cu,xoi,s IN CANADIAN PACfII

cU\NGI,S IN CANADIAN PACIIIC BEANt ..
Chicago sept. - pr'iail--Ih" eah'o I'LL fa''h' "'>
d d, deny It., own,r.lup Of the Duluth. south shor,
L ,tI,,tIc as IL some ceased 10 any pro.
in,,,y ti.ht In the $50 n'. II being rather cNen
t rrnn,u two sets ot Offices tor the Two lines they
,,c nvw roml,..rd. Thr first change WAS tiat OF p''
General n.>rnc,t agent Mr. Iibbo d. Of thu '>e" who's
,,I is EXTENDED to cover he corresponding place in
ma, m,luth south shore anu Atahtr.
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ANNI.N, MEETING; OF THE FITtHBI R".

No>,ou sept .l.-At the annual meeting oi th'
I,t. lurc EaiIioAd >trkolrr> to-day II Wa Nted L"
,,,. an. ,llu on both confirmation ot the 'l">hlIr
Railroad agreement and III" rl'ct'on ~ oi'''r'
The rr,"ricnt wa ratified h! untnni"n> '"''' anu
the hdtwln; dire, tors wrr,' elected. tl"r" "- OILY
one ,irlrt: Henry :. Marry. Robert '"dm'h, h"h''
W,l,rr h,tl., T. Cr- hcc. lrci"ri'h IT, An'". '""'S
cyw,.d tugii.tuS kountzc. William :. "rhp All"
William IT, IIul>t"r. John quincy hdim>. paFh T.
kuirl and Lame Ecrti,'w. T.. ~" >di" diIr,,"r':
,nd their rarur- q not appear "n tic >t"'h''"cr'
~, Ri i,,ii
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>AII.OE> KILLED BI 4 WHALE.

san Francisco, sept. 2i.-The captain OF III" sailing
schooner Maggie Mae. which arrived here yesterday
from the north, report, having spoken the "halrr'
ohm and Winthrop. ON August !" IN" "in'h"p
.chted a large whale aud two boat were sent after H.
4. .lon a, the whale struck by larpo"n, 1t
,rreckrd both the boats by siihs them with it, tail
rhe men thrown into the water aud Two were
LiJI,d and ,uo her had both lcg> broken. The John
and Winthrop reported having caught eight whales.
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arrest during his recent Wit here. O'bicn IS hcld
under $500 bail 10 appear Al the next term.
NOT SLAVES. BIT PORTIt'TESE CONo' HifIH'

NOT SLAVES. BIT PORTIHI'ESE CONo' HiPI~'
li~i,on Sept. 2l-AIcccnt di patch from Cape Town
said that Portug,lc-e had arrived there WIFI
kidnapped natives from Mozambique on their way u
the West Coast and further. that fourteen ati'S WHO
ESCAPED from the steamer had been declared iirr u!
The tribunal, which refused to give All, aid III recap
turing ,!cui The official announcement Is now inadc
here that the Steamer III question waN conveying NM
Iqrv native cUI>cr.ls recruited at N"am Hu"r u ~"
Wr, ,ua,t OF Af,ica and tl, the coni:'rG"r "i 'he
Vessel refused allow the rncU {" dl>endrh al 'aPe
Town because lie feared they wonld desert.