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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-28
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HORACE EELE1
SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER -. 1890.
TWENTY-FIVE PAGES.
yUE SEU'S THIS MORNING.

Forc;cr.-It is reported that France ana the
Eritcl State, nay enter into T." i"""' " aSrcc-
mont TN. sc,rinc OF t";:.i' y customs
,;,i,, ,o,i,s. this Z, ,uu,:. III ,u1ndUIed.
- Four bundled Russian :n"i'I+ are san ~
have been drowned by The COLLAPSE "i a nii"2c
during ,i" recent array manoc"Nirs. = r"N
,;ycs have rcrn lost Ivy floods iii the H"'!'h VI
rr,ncc - The testimony lnr the deiencc IN
the Birrl,a. case conricted - III" Nio"%'
,,n,inuc, to intcrposc cxaspcratin2 DELAYS IN 'he
trial of the Nationalist leaders al lipper'H'
p. Extensive precautions are ncihR I'Ac" Wy
tie German Government against possible n's,
,r.cr, on the occasion Of the return OF the cXied
socialists.
Concrcss-Roth branches in session. - t"c
Senate: Tho House resolution for III" p"rc"aH.
of nickel ore was agreed TO: lie i'Ah' 'ohi' mn
w,s rccomnit.ca; two labor bills wrr" debated.
Tho House The conference report Oh 'he
Tar;0 bill Wa, a..np,"l-!5: - 81: resolution
t,r Gr,J gdoorn,nrnt TN Tuesay was agreed ".
- In COMMITTEES: III" ilodsc tOmihit'rc Oh
,o.,uu,. tcrou an investigation into charges
ar,;r, III" postmaster Of the House. MI wheat
lid 20 lave bccn killed in collision on the
N,r Shcr. ;rc in Idaho. - 1arih debates
rcrr hold al tho fairs OF Nbon and Albany Ia
Ills S,otc - The members ot the Doara o.
I o1v Managers Of the Worlds Far have "c''
orronnccd - Two men were found IN mo"
Pacific ear at Cheyenne. one dead ana 'he o'h''
diving, each with bullet wound IN DIS neat
- Cb,rees have been preferred against ncih-
.srs Of tic Cincinnati Board OF Pubic improve
ucr,s: Governor Campbell has called LOT we
RESIGNATION of one member - Inc iaii "i'T''"s
- tho Latonia Jockey Club began AZ ''hc'hh''
80 Assembly nominations were made in various
parts Of this State.
Cay and Suhurban.-Speciai treasury nee"'
Uuhrr ..iycd n large amount of cutlery that was
,.,,oh, ,crc bv the baker of the steamship Lam
..: general Abram Duryce and Edmund '"
AIM, died. - Winners at Graves"nd: TANNER,
pcpor;rr. Chesapeake Los Angeles. fin''ef an"
u,,,s,or - Stocks dull and generally steady
The Observation-Disclosures for to-day: Ci'ar'"s
md cooler. Temperature yesterday highest
&, degrees lowest. 50: average, %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-28
PERSO,..

David A. Weiss letter dcr, 70 accent tie DerA
cratic nomination for CongeSsi hss caused tho re.
publicans Of Eastern ecticutch aisanno,ntment
They hoped they were going to X some nm
&. d. brigham. long Wa'hinh correspondent fos
Pennsylvania papers md lately e,rInchIef OF Tie
Pittsbnrg Times will bc in char az tho nc,r daly
The sun about TO be started In ,sburo n senator
Quay'S Interest.
Mr.. Bancro't's birthday will helcbr.ted at hi
Newport cottage this week.
Princess Victoria OF Prussia. the Ind Of thu I'm.
press Frcderick's daughters. who Is accd to marry
Prince Adolf Of SchaumbcrG- Lippc, clever end
accomplished young lady, Boosting pr,ency In many
branches OF sport and art not comfy associated
with Royal blood least Of all when iows In femi.
nine veins. She is not Only capital hcwoman, but
clever whip a, we'll. and handle, fo'n hand with
con>unlmate skill. To proficiency a. pianist she
adds a mastery II the banjo when wouhot disgrace
music hall performer. The Princess formerly
engaged 70 Prince Alexander OF BattenR. the ex.
the eve Of the marriage 10 order TO comet union
wth Nile L0i,ingcr Of the Berlin Opera
Christine Nilsson. Countess Of Miriam is noA
fortunate in her recent railway rxperf"s. Some
time ago when >he was leaving Paris Lncerns
she slipped between tn" carriage and thpatform
at the railway station and injured her foot severely
that she Obliged TO abandon her jOuy. On
her way Ia AK 10, !anS, where she Is \ going
through the cnrc,' she met with al accd, which
even mora deeply distressed her. stepping from
the railway carriage at Dillon her pet dog feout OF
her arms to the rails. aud the train moving few
PAGES, u was killed Nine. Nilsson recovered body
and brongh' II Sorrowins to Aix'les' Bninsrhess
u now lies buried.
The great and only r. T. Barnum Is over eightesPs
Of age bu; he is still moro lively than many uns
men. lie now SAYS that he Is going to COlora on
the lst Of next month 10 make investments. lilo
already la. large interests IN flat state whit he
wishes to increase. says The bridgeport Standls
The principal reason which he assigns for tliiis
HAT. whenever he undertakes to erect buldIngAr
make improvements here, distractions are fhrowiu
hi. wa. the cry being. Barnnm ia going to ol
there or rim new street there: stick II to him.
old Snowman say. he has hid fight old fOgies III
more than forty years. that whenever n" opened NJ
streets he has had 90 pay damages 10 those "nosn ~
was tins improved and increased In value. lie the'
fore throws up the sponge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-28
FIGHTS or OCEAN TEATELLERS.

Tho old saving that the American i IN" most
cord-naturcd and IT," most long suffering "'
traveller. receives >tilkng confirmation do"''
hi, time every wear. when III" tra'>a'iah'i'
liners bring back ,hr last Of th'ii summer hosts
-, ynyaccr, Americans who have been to
Eur,yc find their way lac. - the bosom OF
their families usually without mrrmui. ana
,ho di,comfllt> and d>appoin,lnrnis they may
have encountered seldom find public v"n'ia-
lion. Exubran, patriots attribute this fact t.
the uncon,rolabt. joy which ills the heart OF
= uropcrIy constituted republican IL soon aS h.
bcholds again III" land Of liberty and winch
inevitably lani>hcS harsh feelings IIoln his
breast BE this ~ II may. IN" close "I 'h'
vacation ,cISon is never marked w shower
Of diatiibeS similar 10 those with witch hah
Brii.hcrs get even with foreign hotels and
railroad, IN the columns OF 1.-The l"'h'i"h
Times" and other newspapers.
Nobody suppo>cS that the transatlantic ser
vice is prrfcrtiun. or that Steamship crews are
AL smooth spanking Grandl>0ns. whose urban"
attentions lingcr forever in the mind as a sweet
rcmombrancn. Ocean travellers of the most
limited experience can tell OF stuiiy. "vl'-Smr''-
inq apartments. unclcan linen. ill-cook'd food,
and er,liT and maiadloit attendance. Among
Older hands the ploblcms why third-latc shore
fare should be considered first on the high
scos. and wins narrow and unvrntilat"d cnbhy-
hole should lie unbushincly described rs a
st1tcrom." are subjects OF pcrcnni1 wonder
ment. No disenchantcd epicure has yet boon
able to decide why breakfast rolls at sea should
invariably partake of the con>i>tcnc, OF patty.
or why fresh fish should always com" t. the
table swimming in shore grease; and while the
cyigcnci 3 of marine architecture may b" he'd
accountable for much, no glib agent can lay
the blame for weak or muddy coffee at the
door Of dof,nct designer
Certain ills there are inSonarahlc from life
on The restless deep. against which il would ho
scnSccrS 10 drclaim. l'nt il i Il pity pasScn
GERS are as rule 50 rc:;cHnl Of their gir'anccs
that old abuse; are permitted - iIourish and
spread until they become absolutely unbear-
able There is no reason. for instance why
steamship surgeons. who are presumably above
Precipitation by tips. should he less civil and
attentive than petty officers stewards who
are not. There is no reason why some OF the
sanitary laws enforced in Cherry-st. tenement
houses should he known only in the breach on
the floating teneanents in which we cross "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-28

donIement. will of itself alone be large 'teih
on the credit side of the account. nc Guy
moreover, c.actcd good terms in respec. !"
revenue. equipment and maintenance, incrc
/. no reason at present to suppose that the com
n,nv intend. or desires to provoke public wrath
r., ,;o,,;nc IFS agreement. or that the m'Inr-
inn, authorities would permit such tring with
,,cordod olIicatiouS. As Tor the paramount
consideration Of public safety, special caution
vii! be necessary until the new system ''''
ceased to be a novelty. but we decline 10 torture
ourselves q, our readers with the Thought 'na'
it will pay thc role OF Jngs"'nant. even al ''S
first appc..rancc u1on the metropolitan N'ag''
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- uonu n.uv TRIBUNE SEPTEMBER % $780,! -

stood to inquire as he adopts the amendment
And the night shall he filled With m"''o'
And the cares that infcst the day.
Shall fold up their tents like our ba''u"''
And as silently steal away. H.. :, "a
We have exhausted our space b"' " "
safc TO say we have made it clear tha' t"c
,oviscd LonRfclow leaves nothing to he dc-
.ir.J-sayc possibly the other edition. II Is
,,n,v to no added that the entire civilized world
viii unitc in the prayer that the day may never
on,;;o when the check ~ Innocence may lack
chamuOnS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-28

The House yesterday, by vot" OF l"- /"
81. adopted the report of the Conference Com
mittec on tho Tariff bill. Mr.. Mckinley made
two admirable speeches. explaining the changes
and afterward summing up the case io' inc
friends of the measure. Only two RcpublI-
can members, Mr.. Coleman. of Louisiana ana
Mr. Kelley. Of Kansas went on record as OPP
posing their party OIL the bill. resolution
for final adjournment Gil Tuesday. otiere" by
Mr.. Mckinley. was also adopted If the SEN
ate acts upon the Tariff bill report with 'he
same prompitudc rs tho House has DONE the
long session will be brought to an honorable
and welcome close within the next week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-28

Canada declines 10 bolster up the desperate
for,unrs Of the I."ui,irna Lottery. she NAV or
NAV not favor annexation To fhe hited STATES "'
she is dead ngninst being ANNEXED Z" LOUISIANA
,,c,t NUISANCE or allowing II IN he annrSc't 70
I.r Invent we steadily held that the Dominlons
hc,d was level and is moral sense keen?
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-28

The Democratic ring in Hudson Comfy across
IN, \uria River /. getting nervon>. ana N' NH''i"
Uui. whose shameful leadership has mao" we
mos, notorious political res>pool IN Tins country
shows no willingness - r"n>ht dr"c"t P"''"
,n,,lun IN his nominations His drt"rn'ilau"" :"
,..., O,r.,rs Cleveland Mayor "t Jersey NY re-
,,u,ly r",r, wrecked his r'ns Tins IAN he h'S
,l,,l,,rd his intention al 'lrN1tlnI ms S'r"nHr''
bcrclu,n t. The office of Sheriff. Sct-Grspcc'ln"
,tyrns l.rpihliran> and Democrats alike. ale d's
.r,,,.d beyond measure ~ tins last piece "t I'M
,n,,,urr ls'i sheriff DIYls "ri> >u"rrs ~ item
MEANWHILE Zones, people are or2"nl7ing themselves
{, crush The nm. n last i, begins to !""k a> II
,hc leaders of the ring lad cut their own throa's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-28

Tho London correspondents are dispose" 10
make great fn>s over the IlpPf''N ''"""'"I.
II tlrv were only experienced IN vi" NERVOUS %,
,,r Ncw-N"rk Policemen. their ihuiHh"'io" """"'
hr somewhat moderated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-28
have soothel the sac breast Of Sullivan before

Oh, yes, Tillman hbeen duly nominated for
Governor Of South Gina, but he hasn't cot
there yet. And VIVA, more. Ills path to the
Executive Chamber Is i,o means as smooth now
as II was the day he nominated. He IL dis
covering that white mend South Carolina pol
itics are uncertain WI he was nominated he
doubtless thought he hat walk-over. Now he
is probably wondering IL. can manage q pull
through.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-28

Il Ir. John M,rlr, really succeeds in persnah-
in Ia, count ~ men that there are ahus''S IT. he
| val wh,ch ncc coirrctira, there VIII hr iitltt
.,,uu,u.,,i,u Ton the loss Ia the literature 81
FINLAND caused 10y ms cutrN mi" politics, HIS
rou,c carrie, WEIGHT uHtslc of his owl patty. Ari
mn, even Eloudy Bali"uI" viii h. able to dis
mnNc his reports.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-28

A striking commentary on the tedious and
costly mctbods of our administration OF )nS'ice
;s afforded BY n comparison between Ihe ira.
~ R;rchall ut Woodstock. Canada. anu that OF
DR.. Mc(;oncgal in this city. Both cases ""'e"
GRO of coual importance, began on tne same
dax and whereas that OF Birchall Is on the
oya ~ termination the counsel in the proceed
mos instituted against McGonegal are still
.,va;t;no tho completion of the work OF sec"r'
mo q ;mrv in order to begin their opening adj
dresses
What with slow diplomacy and speedy
.Iauohter the fur.seal will soon be added to the
Ione and orewsome list Of North American
animals extinguished by the greed of man with
n a single generation. The worst forebodings
A.. conf rmed BY the news brought back yes
bsrday BY the United States Fish Commission
an it, return to San Francisco from four and
..haN months Wait to the scene OF the Whole
,ale spo!iaton. Last year the Smithsonian In
sitution sent ont IN order for specimen
buffalo for tho National Museum; one more
summer of free Staying ct sea By our Canadian
friends, and tho museum will be wanting
,amnle Of The extinct seal. Then Lord Sails
hury will have Sir John Macdonald's consent
tn finish the correspondence - soon 81 he likes
The Salisbury Government has been seriously
weakened by its Irish tactics during the last
week. Ou, special cable dispatches show that
TIA action is sharply criticised by the Iones
themselves who perceive that the policy OF
renewing arrests and enforcing the anfhority
nj tho Crown with ferociOus clubbing eXaS'
.,,t,s Iro,and and reDe)s public sympathy In
England The divisions in the Home k"ie
Marty have heen healed, and united front IL
now offered by the Opposition. The Tipperary
police have succeeded in making Coercion al
nnce odious and disreputabe. The legal pro-
ceodings will serve the purpose OF demonstrate
ing tho determination OF the Government to
uersevere to the last in governing the island
81 force, but English opinion is gradually turn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-28

ing against that sterile policy. Coercion with
ont remedial legislation has become the resld-
uum of Tory craftsmanship on Irish questions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-28

The p!>.a.r hv tn" Scrat' OF Representative
Wall,cr, bill pioyilIng for rh1ncc IN the law
I,,uirmg an open space. forty lt' wldr. !" ~
loft un the north side ui the new Federal bnIIi'l1
m I,ronkyn Is II matter ri interest ana ihp".'a''
+, our rrtp l.bors over the Bridge The pniP""
* 4, erect on the side ui the budding ii'i'''' "A
one story structure in or"r :" i0riliair the h"i"
lin, Of the mails This is said 10 he absolutely
r,uuirr,l II is II singular commentary on The L"'h
If lor,,.ln of hose who planned The bhIld'nS
,hp, before il is completed and "cri'pirh 1t Is
f,und necessary to construct an extension. The
architect OF old "huidci better than hc knew.
Not 50 the man VIII" designed the brooklyn Post
office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-28

California trnltsrow'r Is mentioned Wi''
made SlGOOO last yoAr cn his Si+i" crop IL"
probably does not agree WIN 'hr f"N III 'Ar
fable touchinY the decided aclify OF the frnl'
of the vine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-28

ASGosrrEA R1rTEIs is known all over t''e
~o,ld "a tina great regulator q the dgesive organs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-28

Thanks are due 10 Representative Quinn. OF
this city, for his success in preventing the calling
up and consequently the passage Of the r'~"l'i-
ton IN reference ~ the removal Of General Graf
body from it, resting place AT Riverside Mt
Ouinn's Congrrssional career has not been gilt
terin2 success from many points Of view, bn' in
this matter he hns consulted the desires of his con
stituents and OF Ncw-l orker, generally.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-28

Is music n iRu in Boston? The Boston Adj
vcrtiscr' discusses this interesting question. We
are afraid n must I've answered In the affirmative
For if music IN Boston was not fad would II not
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-28

Amazing looseness Of business methods in the
handling of stamped envelopes was brought ~
notice in one OF our Washington dispatches
day or two ago. II was affirmed that when the
Chicngo postmaster ordered $4,000 envelopes
las, March they were never charged Ia his nc
count, nor is there nSthing in tho booles of the
cont acor To show that they were ever delivered
Oth"r similnr Cases have occurred. and naturally
there is Il loud demand for II lrlorm. OF course
There uught TO bc ericct system OF account" anl
checks in such trans ions. wiz! so capable II
man of business N the head Of the PostotiIce De-
partm~nt IT is surprising that cnrrlrssrss in tins
matter has not been rrnr'lic'l heretofore.
Is music n fau in Boston, The Boston Adj
yertiscrn iliscnsscs this interesting question. We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-28

A.-BoKERS RITTERs since lSXo nrHn sC,,.r.
,tred te DO by the rrsT and f.Nksr sHom s ''
cssIs vhothef TAKEN with wines o. ueUsrs
Evening journal., 1890-05-09
ciTY NEWS in gRlEF.


The City Hall clock was not illuminated
last evening. 20 ue u
The Victor DUPONT Democratic Club viii
give picnic tomorrow.
q star concert and select reading was piver
"a the A. y. NJ. Z. Church last evening
The Bethany Baptist Church will rive its
aailnual excursion on June "a, TO Chestnut
The steam barge Eaglet win be launched
lpoi.l lo,,i. tne railway at Moore's shipyard to-
Messick's Hall, No. 4e5 West Second street
walls, etc.
a pleasant entertainment was given n
Messlok's Hall last evening, by the Church ~
the Covenant.
The W: g. 4; y: informally considered the
project OF purchasing property for female
home, yesterday afternoon.
The Harding Cornet Band. assisted by the
Liberty Cornet Band of Chester. Pa pave !
concert in the Odd Fellows Hall last evening
The Young Mems Democratic Club of
rising sun VIII hold big reception tonight
az Breaks MIL. a large time is expected.
The special manifest Office OF the p w &
railroad, to be used for the fruit traffic only,
day.
A very successful kindergarten entertain
ment was held in the EziOn M. h. Church last
Grinnage
- Letters testamentary on the estate OF
hopert Reed. We're Granted by Register ot
ills ,bradtord yesterday, to Margaret and
John b. Reed.
ma a very pleasant sociable was given by the
thursday evening class in Webster's Dancing
AcaIemy last evening. About twenty Ave
couples were present.
Walls q Postles have sold out their shoe
business and dissolved partnership w.
Harry Postles will accept position in the
composing room Of the Philadelphia Press.
q Miss Lizzie Hill of Mill Creek huRdred was
nneu n SlV ana costs by Justice Smith yesterday
aIlernoon, for ill-treating Sallie Rover. a IS
y,eeasrI,old inmate Of the Home for Friendless
An interesting musical and literary enter
talhmen! was given by the Young PEOPLES
association OF the English Lutheran Church
iast evening, TO large number ef people, IA
a woman with small child was discovered
IN the act Of stealing flowers from several
graves IN the Wilmington and Brand vyyine
cemetery. BY Superintendent Penrose yester.
aay ,a9.I,ternoon. She claimed to be a relative
Of William } Parry, the King stresf tey
dealer, which, he says, she is not. and was
release sed. NV "uu ""'
Evening journal., 1890-05-09
womens' Auxiliary nlissIon.

The Delaware Branch of the Women's
Auxiliary to the Board of Missions held
q meeting yesterday afternoon in the
Church Of the Ascension at Claymont.
Mrs. T. g. Littell presided, aud Revs. t.
@. Litteil and Charles E. Murray con
Quoted the services. Rev. Mr.. Graf OF
Williamsport, Pa, made short address.
Mrs. A. T. living, honorary secretary OF
the Women's Auxiliary of New York,
spoke of the success and working of the
organization and said that lady Of
Grace Church, Nav York City, had given
$50, OOO for the comp letion Of the Mis-
sions Home. which will be the head
quarters Of missionary work An Offering
was made towards furnishing this home
when it is completed. Delegates from the
several parishes made reports which were
very interesting. The Junior Board also
MADE reports. The following clergy were
present: Bishop Coleman, Revs. Moffett.
Littell, Lightner, Murray and Graft.
Among tile delegates were: Mrs. TAYLOR.
Ho Wand, Littell, Mcllvaine, Murray.
scudder, Lewis, Curtis, Janyier Lodge,
Cloud, Moffett, Holiday and Miss Lodge.
Evening journal., 1890-05-09
SPRING ADVICE.
Lselanllnc .l..-...-..-..i

Be careful Of your diet yeu aa not
ing the Winter. ''''o u''i'
Spring may be beautiful. but IL is
treacherous Do not let Il deceive Won
into a cold, a fever, malaria or nuene
monia
Do not throw off your Winter fannals
too early. IL Is better to suffer a littis
Inconvenience than to take cold
II you feel tired, feverish or ovar-
heated, do not rush off and take "snrino
medicines. Cool yourself down and in
this way help your system and purify
your blood
II you, feel hot and thirsty, do not
drink large quantities Of water or other
long drinks. 1t is much better TO take
little pure whiskey and water which
VIII quench the thirst. tone the system.
and fortify against disease.
Remember that only pure whiskey
should ever be taken into the system.
ana that the leading chemist and sc'en-
lists Of the present day mite in declar-
ing that DuiIy's Pure Malt is absolutely
the purest and best
Evening journal., 1890-05-09

rany, SO; Owen ]. Hession, $1a;
Phillips & Kane. So cents: john NJ Solo
mon, SIS So; johnson & Barnhill. So so:
James Mills. $5.26; R w Birnie. $15:
+. s Carswell 500 90; E. e. Jordan,
$40; Diamond Ice Company, 1921:
Alexander Chambers, $240; J. d. Cor
man, 50; George b. Car
michael, So James Monaghan,
$l3 SO; Charles G. Guyer, IS;
Southern Electric Company, $31 "a;
damewell Fire Alarm Company, 81 so;
William g Baugh. $50; Gamewell Fire
Alarm Company. $3.50; r. w. Blrnie.
81 25; w. Y. Swiggett. $40 %; James
E. Writ, $65; Fell & Peoples, 80 cents
Horstman Bros & Co., 50 So; Asbury G.
Sterling, So; Hannah Wood, 81; Or.
Wallace, $40; Joseph David, SO 90; NJ.
I. Kelley 50; Michael Riley, $6; Hugh
McGarrity, So 40; NJ. f. Kelley, $40
Evening journal., 1890-05-09
Boueicault's wIre stin Af,er HIm.

NEW York, May 9-Agnes Robertson
Boucicault who obtained Judgment for
divorce against the actor and author. Dion
Boncicault, in London, on Oct 20 1882 in
which the latter was ordered to pay her ESQ
sterling alimony, has begun action in the
superior court TO make the London iudg-
ment the judgment Of the superior court.
The Judgment was obtained in the royal
high court of justice. Boucicault, it is al
legged, has paid no money under the judg-
mpnt
Evening journal., 1890-05-09
m fhn senntr.

WAsHNGToN, May 9-In the senate, on
motion Of Mr. Morrill,, the house bill pro
viding for the classification of worsted
cloths and woolens was taken up for con-
sideration. The bin was SO just and proper.
Mr. Morrill, said, tlat ne hoped there would
'be unanimous vote Ia its favor It had
been recommended By Secretary Fairchild.
The bill was opposed by Senators Gray,
Nest'aud Faulkner
Mr'Nesr opposed It on che ground that
this was not the proper time or manner in
which 70 change the law. lie Thought the
prospect Of the passage Of this bill had
been used TO entice manufacturers 10 sup
port Mr.. Harrison in 1883 Mr.. Faulkner
opposed the bill as vicious in principle.
les only purpose, he faid, WAS 10 pr0iect
the manufacturers. The bulfinally passed
as y was reported yeas, 32; nays, 20. Mr.
Payne Democrat. Voted ,iyes
Evening journal., 1890-05-09
B-akeman Harnette injured.

Gilbert Barnette. brakeman on shift
ing engine No. IL of the r., w. q B.
railroad, was run over by some freight
cars which his crew were shifting in the
West Yard, last night, and his right leg
wasl badly mangled. His injuries were
attended to at the hospital room BY Drs.
Draper, ogle and Pierce. and he was, this
morning, removed to the Delaware Hos.
pitsl. Barnette Is a young man, whose
people reside in Magnolia, Del, and he
had been on the railroad but three
vnorthz