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Bo.Rps. s1.I5 per 100 feet. Gtt

BIG SALE OF PoRTIEREs, rugs and refrigera-
tors at half price at w. H. HoEKE's, entrance
on Sth ST
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For man. woman or child there is no more
efficient builder up than A. Is. c. Tonic.
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UsB The JOHNSTON BEEAKFAsT COFFEE Sold
by ali grOcers at 25c. per pound package.
ATTEND our S9gO suit SALE EIsEMAS Bros,
rtb u
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SEASON OF 1890.
THE COMFY ISLAND OF THE POTOMAC.
MORE ATTRACTIONS THAN ALI. OTHER RIVER
RESORTS COMBINED.

The new. swift and popular steamer SAMUEL 4
PENTZ Will make regular excursions 20 this fayorite
resort as follows.
sUNDAls-LeHyiug wharf foot Of 9Th st at 10 30
An, 3;lo ana $50 pm. ketuTnIns at =, and $50
pm. 1ickets Zoe
WEDNEsDAYS-Three trips. leaving nj g:45 Am
ana 40 and q 40 pm. Returning at ]. and / 80
pm. Tickets. eJc
Family excursions every SATURDAY. Leave al
S:45 am. and 40 pm. Returning at I ana q 80
pm. Fare round URN, lOc.
SATURDAY EVENING trips at Gas. returning at
i 30 D.. IN. hound trip 2Jc.
The only excursion grounds lighted by electricity
The best meals furnished on the Potomac River or
anS VIII else for soc No objectioIAoIe partl.s Al
lowed on boat or grounds.
DE- 4. =. RANDALL Proprietor
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CARPETS CAMPHORATED and made moth proof
free of charge. EMPIRE CARPET CIEANING
WORKS 6}l-6J5 Mass. ave. NV. Telephone 445-2.
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STAGE EXCURSIONS.

w T.. MCFARLAND, 1912 32D ST. DAILY
w Stage 10 the Great Fails Cabin Johns Brlare
IN connection with Livery Boarding stable STAGES
for IIcnlcs and Excursions hired at reasonable rates
Telephone call l32aa. jyg-.ifs
nEwlTTrs TALLY Ho COACH LINE LEAVES
~ 10 1871 ST. n ". hound-trlp: Arlington. 20 ain.
and . 4. ~ 5Oc- Soldiers Home. - am. pm. Doc
Calm John Bridge. We'd and sun, pm. Zoe. my.2
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HUMAN artificial eyes. HEMPLER's, cor. A..

TRY A CASE OF HEURICH's extra pale
lager HE ARLINGTON BoTTLINa Co.,
18th and N SITS. NV
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$3.50 SUITs, sack and GETAWAY styles. Else
NAS Bios. 18th and Z.
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Detective Blocks Trial.

Capt. Austin and Lieuts. Gessford and Heff-
ner have been designated as members Of the
police trial board to hear the case of Detective
Block next Monday. The trial, as other police
trials, will take place with closed doors
unless some change is made in the
arrangements as now made and
reporters will not be admitted. The friends
OF the accused officer think IT unfair to have
the hearing with closed doors after Col Robert
and others interested in the prosecution gave
out the affdayits made against him.
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EXCURSIONS, PICNICS, &c


SATURDAY NIGHT ExcURsIoN
NORFOLK, FORT MONROE. VIRGINIA BEACH
AND OCEAN SHORE PARK.
Finest Surf Bathing. Elegant Meals
STEAMER EXCELSIOR, SATURDAY, JULY12,
From 9TH St wharf, at p. arriving Fort Mon
roe am. and Norfolk AIN, Sunday morning.
Sure connection with train for Virginia Beach.
Returning. leave Boston Wharf, Norfolk. Sunday
afternoon at ociocs, arriving IN Washington Mon-
day morning at z o'clock.
Round trip to Norfolk and Fort Monroe SO.
Round trip to Virginia Beach $3.50.
hound trip to Virginia Beach. including dinner At
ocean shore Park Hotel. a.
Tickets and rooms at 6l9 and 1851 Penn ave and at
steamers Wharf. Telephone cali 30.
iy9.3t wM p. WEIGH. supt.
nor CHARTEE-THE STEAM YACHT BELLE
Il l." BY DAY. WEEK OK MONTH.
To responsible private parties only. Two cabins
Five state Especially lifted family PARTIES.
FYr further particulars and terms apply board of
yacht at 7th St wharf, or -
iy9-3m $40 st NV.
RLAckIsToN ISLAND ,
COLONIAL BEACH
AND CLIFTON BEACH
STEAMER JANE MOSELY
EVERY WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.
COMhENClN0 JULY =, ~
Steamer leaves her wharf at 10 a. M arrives home
at9:IO pm
Fare all landings Soc for the round trip good for
day OF issue only.
Persons not leaving the boat and wanting the sail
only, fare for The round trip, Poe.
Special inducements to sunday schools. societies
Baggage and freight taken. yS-2w
A GOOD DINNER AT MY DINING HALL AT
"A the Bridge at Stand Park. Harpers Ferry for so
cents J. A STEWART. jyl0-lm.
l. "a Midsummer Nights Dream"
VI quiet t n; me on the Blue Potomac.
Ca4s. MRGA ailI s1sfi STEAMER
The Finest and FASTEST and Only New Steamer on the
10 r,o.,r,. ALEsTEf A.osoIutely Safe; w nav
ing he kiver and Landings.
Leaving n ar s SsST IN soq 81 q t az street.
,i FRIDAY AND SATURDAY JULY II AND T..
co hHN WIN also ,s cave =, the same wharf SAL
There Vii b No eHdS s1 oS Ell ahe4 Boat
And on the es Friday ana ssdss nysnns During
ATiving In Washington on
keturn at 10 O'Clock pm.
Marshall he bs c GGss iaa hiarns Meal,
and Lunches at Marshall Hall restaurant
FARE, HOUND TRIP q CENTS.
$3.50 and 6 pm. sharp. Best Of order gua:anteed-
1y1o-3t L. Il. bLAht- Captain.
TloR CAPE MAY.
The new Steamer GEN cADwALADER. o: the
Ericsson Line. wiil leave her wharf, Light and Pratt
streets Baltimore.
SATURDAY. JULY 12 AND 10.
AT $3.50 PM.
returning in time for business
MONDAY NJ RNTNG.
Round trip only g. single tickets 81 80.
For further information apply to
fkED sHRIvER,
CT. Agent
204 Light St,
jyS-6t Baltimore Md
COLONIAL BEACH
DAY EXCURSIONS
EVERY WEDNESDAY
Salt Water Bathing.
Famous Shore Dinner at the hotel
WA. T. cRUMP. Proprietor.
Steamer 7. v. ARRowsMITH leaves TIN street
wharf s:45 am. home at 10p.m-
s ssss 4 TIT BHH Est 3 R0H 3 AEF
ss sss Fl + JJ III 1 BBD5B | 4. =
Leaves at $50 pm
HOME SUNDAY llPM e26-ln
NEW STEAMER BARTHoLDI-TRIP EVERY
IN hour to all river Dixie and Barthoidi iandings;
the finest scenery the Potomac: the only stop
ping a Dive Landlns Round TIP I5c. Can be char
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CITY ITEMS.

CITY ITEMS.
Broad Run Creamery Butter, 25c. H.
Try it. III. d p. METz6ER, All 9TH st. NV IT.
A Clean Sweep.
All the White Straw Yacht Hats which sold
for S1.25, sl.45 and Sl.70 are now down to 9Sc.
Fresh stock, good value, honest reduction.
1t FRANC Il SoN One Price, cor. 9TH aad ID.
ExcellentTableCl aret, 25c. bot METzeER's, Est.
Pure Rye Whisky, five years old, CSC. Of
Catawba Wine, Pleasant Valley. SOC. gal.
Port Wine, medicinal USE 80 and 5Oc. OF.
Large Boxes Mustard and Spiced SardInes, 2
for Z5c.
Best Patent Process Flour, !. Dbl, sl.50.
1t L. X. WILSON, yS4 9TH ST. NV.
Java and Mocha Coffee, Soc. METzaEa's, 7st'
Old Rye Whisky, 75c. Ct METzGER's, 18th st.'
Free.-Samples of DIR. Miles Restorative
Nervine at EDWARD L. MERITS, iOl4 L st.
Cures Headache, Nervousness, Sleeplessness,
Neuralgia, Fits, DC. 5
$3.50 Atlas of the World free to cash
purchasers. Call and see it
IT. al. j II METZGER, Az 7th st NV.
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L.
100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR /
w. 3. Moses & SoNs.
CORNER nth AND STREETS NORTHWEST.
STRAW MATTINGs
lire of Straw Nattngs shown in this city. The
stock comprises all the latest coorings and designs
Those contemplating the purchase Of Straw Mat
,ings should call and examine our stock.
Prices all marked in plain figures
$50 rolls White Mating at 50. 20 per roll Of 40 ids
Reduced from s5.
100 rolls Fancy Mating at $3.50 per roll of 40 yds.
Reduced from So.
100 rolls Fancy Mating at SO per roll of ~ yds.
Reduced from 50.
of 40 yds. Reduced to 80
75 rolls Extra Fancy Jointless Mating at $40 per
roll of 40 yards Reduced from Sl4.
go rolls Damask Jointless Mating AT $40 per roll Of
40 yards. Reduced from SIG.
We have a complete assortment Of Scotch Floor
Linens of all widths Estimates for covering floors
furnished free of charge.
lis just important cover your carpets IS your
furniture for the summer.
KEEP OUT THE FLY.
We all the best appliances for Window and
Door Screens in the country.
See our olc. Screen. which will 1T any ordinary
sized window.
Send for estimate for our Cabinet-ade Screens and
Doors. They are in many OF the finest residences
LOOSE COVERS FOR FURNITURE
The largest assortment Of stus and the best force
q cutters ard makers to be had. We cut. make and
furnish materials for full size parlor suites from SIG
W and guarantee perfect ut.
FURNITURE.
CARPETS
UPHOLSTERY GOODS
INTERIOR DECORATIONS
WALL PAPERS. ETC
eecour Refrigeration
See Our Baby Carriages.
See Our Tricycles.
Zee Our Cedar Chests.
See Our Camphor Chests.
See Our Hammock
See Our Tents
See Our Hammock Support and Canopy.
See Our Mosquito Canopiea
W. b. MOSES 4 SONS.
jy5 Cor 18th and sta NV
SpR1No AND SUMMER Hans
IN cAssIMEkE. DERBIEs AND sTRAws
DUNLAPs NEW YORK HATS. 9TH Avenue styles
BOYS and MISSES sTRAws at 5Oc. Toe. sIoo
and upward
MEMS STRAW HATS at SOC. and upward.
A large lot of GENUINE MAcKINAw sTRAws at
sl.0o worth $500. 80 and $500
wILLETT RUoFF.
my2O-3m pos Pennsyivanis svs.
THz THoAsos- Housros ELEorn1o
COMPANY.
$40 Atlantic avenue. Boston MAJ.
WASHINGTON OFFICE. 1883 ST
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PANTS TO order "A. 80 and IS. EIsEsIAS Bros,
It'll and T.
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A POINTER for summer Tourists.

Take the advice of one who speaks from ex-
perience aud take good headache remedy
with you ON your vacation. find -Bromodine
Powders" the best and most effective, and they
cost bur Csc. per box of six powders
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s45O AND So trousers to order. EIsEMAN
Bros 7tn and F.
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NOT OPPOSED TO THE BILL.
The Commissioners Suggest the Appoint
ment of Women Schooi Trustees.

The Commissioners late yesterday afternoon
submitted their reply to Congress on House
bill 955l. Ito create a board of education for
the District of Columbia. &c" The Commits
sioEers call attention 10 the hearing that was
given TO the citizens interested IN the bill an
account of which was printed IN TIE SCAR, and
say that they inexperienced portions of the
Dill N their first reply. Their letter concludes
is follows:
IF any change in numbers should be made
an increase as contemplated in the bill would
De wiser than decrease, and its efficiency
might be strengthened by the admission Of
women 20 the board. At the present writing
the Commissioners are not prepared to advise
a change IN the number OF trustees. and are of
the opinion that the saperihte udent should be
appointed by the Commissioners Ii will be
seen that there Is little IN this bill which is OBJ
!-ctlOnable to the Commissioners and il the
subject vas up Tor Legislation for the first time
the Commissioners would favor this bul with
one or two alterations"
Told Herto go Home and Quit Drinking.
neatly dressed young woman, named Kate
NJ Bosworth. was in the Police Court this
morning charged by Policeman DAILY with
being vazrsnt The officer found the woman
coming out o. the Forest City House on 18th
street IN 'Helfs Bottom" last night with a
young man She was under the influence OF
h1o0r. she - married woman and mas a
young child.
see told the Judge that last night was the
first time she had been under the Influence OF
liquor. she SAID the Young man invited her
70 take car ride and she wen. to the Forest
City House with him. The young man gave
his name Frank smith. Judge Miller told
her 10 90 homo and advised her TO quit drink.
ing whisky and take care Of her child The
charge was dismissed
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BoARps. sL15 per 100 feet. 9Th and N.Y.ave.
NOTHING BETTER can be had for romping
around in the country than our y children's
suits. EIsENAN Bios, 7;h and E.
IHE EEsr AND PUREsT BEER in the market is
Heur,ch's extra Tae" lager. The ARLINGTON
BoITLING Co. Telephone 63i-S.
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ATLANTIC CITY AND RETURN S3.5O.--Balti-
more and Ohio excursion July II. Special train
leaves Baltimore and ohio station 400 pm.
Tickets good three days, So so.
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100 Fl BDs., Glib LrnnEY. BITTISozR d MnIEH
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ENGINEERS g. SURVEYORS
llOMELL a URLENUUGH.
III ENGlNEEhS AND SURVEYORS.
y3g l. 81. NV.

So1 L 81. NV
D. J. HOWELL late Toposrahper Q. s. Geo Survey
ana Engineer ia charge OF street extensions WASH
lngton.
l,DMIN A. GREENoUGH, Engineer =. c. and 2 Il. II.
Railroad surveys; list mates aud Specifications,
TopograI hic and Municipal Engineering: Disputed
aud Difficult Property boundaries: Suburban Sutdl-
visions geographically Planned and I.ayed cut.
Consultations On City Street Extensions through
Suburban Property. Telephone $751;. iy9-llns
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CLEvKIAsD,s Superior B.krse Powprn
CLEvrLANps Sup.r,or BAkrSe Powprn
CLEvELANps Superior BAkrse POWDER
ABSOLUTELY TuE Brsr
BECAUSE
tits pure and wholesome.
u IL nchest in cream Of
AFEw tartar.
REASONS WHY Itis highest in iesvenins
CLEvELAND's power
SUPERIOR Food raised with Il keeps
BAKING POWDER moist and swee,
Is Tits. in the end. more eco
ABSOLUTELY nomicai tAan any other
TIE BEsE railways gives uniform re-
suits
His absolutely free from
ny6-tu.th. fam sdulteratioiL
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OTHER WITNESSES.

Lucinda Brown. colored, told new story of
the affair. She saw Hutchinson standing on
the corner three or four minutes before the
officer appeared She said that the officer
struck him and knocked him down and then
stamped him on the head
Henrietta Blackwell, colored, testified to the
part OF the affair she saw. She swore that the
officer knocked Hutchinson down with the pis-
tol and then kicked him.
This closed the governments case and the
court adjourned until today, when the defend
ants side of the case will be heard
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NEW STEAMER BARTHoLDI-TRIP EVERY
IN hour to all up river Dixie and Barthoidi landings;
the finest scenery the Potomac: the only boat stop
ping Dive Landing Round trip. I5c Can be char
tered to up down Boats Of ALI kinds for
hire and sale. inc. CUMBERLAND q sON..
Foot Of St NV.
5e24-3m Foot OF sd II. NV.
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Broad Run Creamery Butter, 25c. H.
Try it. NJ. 4 p. MEIzaER, All 9TH ST. NV. it.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-11-11
THERE'S va DISEASE.
Secretary Rusk Speaks Positively as
TO Plenro Pneumonia.

WAsHINGToN, Nov. 10--The attention OF
Secretary Rusk was today called TO the re-
port cabled, in which the British minister of
agriculture, Chaplin, is represented as oppos-
ing the removal of the restrictions of the
British government against live cattle from
the United States. The secretary said Chap
lain was taking the side of those whose inter.
ests led them TO oppose the free in
PRODUCTION Of American store cattle, and
seemed to forget that this country had
abundant evidence that there exists
among purchasers of store cattle in England
and Scotland a widespread feeling in favor of
the unrestricted importation of cattle from
this country, provided they can be allowed
with perfect safety to British cattle. The
secretary construes the resolution recently
adopted by the agricultural council to mean
that 1t Is simply question OF time when tho
British government will feel obliged to remove
the restrictions flom any country which can
show conclusively that disease has been eradi-
Gated. "Just as soon as sufficient time has, in
my opinion, elapsed since the last case
of pleuro-pneumonia occurred in this
country, | shall make an official
declaration of the complete eradicate and
shall strive to satisfy the British govern
ment that disease does not exist there If
this does not secure the withdrawal of these
restrictions, England will have at least TO
abandon the charge Of the unhealthfulness
OF our cattle as the cause. There
are buyers as well as sellers abroad,
and they will probably see to it
that their interests also receive some atten-
tion.n
Referring to Secretary Chaplin's assertion,
that pleuro-pneumonia still existed here, Sec
retary Rusk said :'"I unhesitatingly chal
leuge Chaplin to point out a single case of
pleuro-pneumonia now existing among
American cattle. or course 1 can not
tell what is his source of information, but
whatever it is, he is grievously misled. One
thing is certain, and that is it is now over
six months since any allegations have been
made by British officers of the discovery of
pleuro-pneumona among cattle from the
United States landed in Great Britain"
Omaha daily bee., 1890-11-11
ApInteryiew With Ezeta.

SAN SALVADOR, Nov. 1O.-TNew York
Herald Cable-Special to THE BEE. II had
private audincee of an hour today with Presi-
dent Ezeta in regard to the revolution in
Honduras, He fully confirmed, by
the dispatch which he showed
me, the reported revolution in
Tegucigalpa adding the details that the
slaughter in the taking Of the state building
and arsenal was very heavy Troops are
being hurried to the relief of Bogran from
every quarter of the republic. Ezeta assured
me he should remain entirely neutral but
could not allow Barillas to Interfere in the
troubles of Honduras. The present affair
remained for its people alone to solve and
Guatemala must keep aloof. Ezeta expressed
the hope that the revolution would soon be
over and deprecated a general war in Cen
trail America, which would positively follow
if Barillas attempted to to interfere in the
present strife.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-11-11
On LOndOn Change.

LONDON, Nov. 1O.-On the stock exchange
at IL 80 p. m, the stocks of American roads
showed decline of 4 TO "a.
On the STOCK exchange today the feeling Of
alarm and apprehension as to the results of
the coming settlement became intense Every
kind of security was freely sold American
railroads We're panicky and the depression
was especially marked in dealings in the
street On cable adviees reporting doclin $
IN New York heavy sales were made here
Today's drop in American railroads rang ges
from Sd to sd. Several financial houses in
Paris are trying to induce the Bank of Fran CO
toasslst English firms TO complete engage
ments to deliver 500, 900 in gold in Madri d
during the week If the Bank of France nc .
cedes, the action will tend to avert the in :.
crease of the Bank OF En- glands rate of dis
count and cause a settlement
Omaha daily bee., 1890-11-11
STATE NEWS.
Joliiaca,ion Meetings az Hastings.

HAsrlSes, Neb., Nov. l0.-ISpecal Tel O.
gram to TnE BEE. The Personal Righ Is
league of Hastings aud the independents of
the Second district held n monster jollifca-
tion meeting In this city this evening The
Personal Rights league torchlight procession
was most emphatic and significant. Headed
by a band the procession moved up Second
street with banners and transparences of
various designs and inscriptions. notable
among them being huge coffin with a white
shroud, labeled "Prohibition," ;" which was af-
forwards consigned to the bosom
of huge bonfire amidst the most vo-
cforous demonstration OF applause while
the band played Home Sweet Home" ]"
At the opera house, which was packed to
sufocation, the independents jolllted. NC
keghan was introduced by Hon. Robert
Batty. He said he wished it understood that
he would not be noisy congressman. He
would not be bound by party caucus and
pledged himself to work for the interests OF
vote to restore silver to the oldtime
basis, will favor the placing OF
silver on an equality with gold,
favors the Australian ballot system, regards
the shotgun policy of the south right and
just compared with the man who holds n
mortgage in one hand and a ballot in the
other, and favos Blaine's reciprocity idea.
His objection to the present pension law is
the fact that 1T requires longer to secure a
pension than it does to convict and hang a
man in Nebraska He concluded his speech
by inviting republicans and democrats alike
to visit him at Washington, when he would
take pleasure in showing them the elephant
if he had to go broke in the attempt.
He was followed by Mr. Bryan, congress-
man elect from the First district. He
elaborated on the Mckinley bill, smiled on
the farmers and endeavored TO tickle the
laboring man by his eloquent explanation of
how they are being opposed,
Omaha daily bee., 1890-11-11

Suspicious circumstances Attending
the de ath Of Il 2nli LnkG Dentist.


SALT LAKE, Utah, Nov. 10,--TSpecial Tele-
gram to THE BEE. What looks like n con-
spiracy to defrauda widow and infant child
out of a $4,000 life insurance has been dc.
veloped today. Samuel Kcamcr, an cx-Jew-
ish dentist, died last night ostonsiby from
typhoid pneumonia, but really from ovcrdoc-
toring,. done, as the widow declares, for the
express purpose Of getting that insurance
money. A brother of the dcccased, still
Hebrew, turned up as the disease was at
crisis, discharged the three repu table doctors
in attendance and brought in an obscure He
brew and, with other equally obscure He
brews, took charge Of the sick man and
drove of the wife by main force.
She was timid and worn out and
intimidated and was neither permitted to see
her husband again nor was she called in
when he died, Moreover she had found that
the jew peddler brother had robbed the cabi-
net of the deceased of the Insurance. certii-
cate and his gold watch. A mysterious
stranger had been called in twice ring the
final sickness and the three remained with
the dying man, who, the wife believes, was
compelled to sign papers he knew nothing
about But the insurance company has been
notified and the Will, if one was made, will
be fought. The Jews brought in Hebrew
rabbi this morning to bury the body accord
ing to the Jewish rites, though the deceased
was n Lutheran. The police had to be called
in to drive them out. The widows friends
came to the rescue and have now possession
of the corpse, which will be buried by the
Masons
Omaha daily bee., 1890-11-11

BERLIN, Nov 10.-The National Zeitung
says; The emperor will shortly issue an
edict directing that the teachers in the ma
tional schools must be familiar with the prin-
ciples of political economy to enable them to
demonstrate the error of socialist teachings
In religion less attention must be paid to
mncmonic exc e'cIses, and more to the compre-
hension of the ethical side of religion In the
higher schools the recent modern history, es-
pecially of Prussia, must be taught, and the
benefits which Prusslan kings have always
culcated. The edict was drafted before Bis
marcl resigned
Omaha daily bee., 1890-11-11
RECEfUED AN OylTION.
The Irish Delegates Enthusiastically
Welcomed to New York.

Welcomed to New York.
New YORK, Nov. 10.-The Metropolitan
opera house was packed tonight on the occa-
sion Of TIE reception given to the Irish dele
gates, O'Connor, O'Brien, Dillon, Sullivan,
Harrington and Gill; by the IRISH societies of
New York. The opera house was decorated
simply with Irish and American flags. Mauy
prominent gentlemen We're present. The
audience was intensely enth usiastlc, cheering
alternately for the delegates and Parnell, and
kissing Balfour. Among the lists Of vice
presidents were these: Grover Cleveland,
Levi =. Morton, Charles A. Dana, William
Nj. Evarts, General Sherman, Chauncey M.
Depew, Governor Abbott of New Jersey,
Governor Hill of New York, Carl Schurz,
Richard O'Gormau. Governor Hill intro
duced the delegates to tho audience in brief
speech, saying that they represented the
cause, which calls for the sympathy
Of the American people. 1t has
been said, he added, that the public influence
of this country ought not to be expended
with such active interest on Irish affairs,
few and not of the vast majority of our
people
Addresses were made by the delegates
after which Mr.. O'Donaghne announced that
Eugene Kelly had su bscribed $1,000. He
himself would subscribe ond thousand: !:
Major John Byrnes the railroad operator,
would subscribe $1,000 year for five years
Ex Mayor Grace and Mayor Grant erch sub
scribed 81 900. Numerous other subscriptions
Hill giving Si00 and saying he would live to
contribute when the delegates were at
Albany. The total receipts and subscrip-
tions amounted to S37 900.