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Upon consideration Of the petition filed in this case
e nias the United States square No I City
court @ this sith DAY q october sd 1890.
aRe hef john Br o
bert Morgan James S D; Morgan n, Ada . NJ Hill. r.
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trustee, Joseph j: psrilheIon, tr%stes. Gh.rIe. p
william william H Yerles, James L Barbour. SAMUEL Il
.nS ss tSn sf.d.s
Thoma. kitchie Stone. trustee; Jane Lenthall Har
Stone %
liam J; Aiken. Ellen Gentner, Gathering Reiner
G. @ ssntner. Ida 3 w.issr Minnie +: ssnsnsS: Nag
tIS Free sna and Accepted MM:on:
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hemra a ksuhs Wt n Elsanorn & D. SDesr EN- ces. Morgan
Scott silence; John Ha!nlin, Bessie Durand. Lula
or of Henry Mcshsne
fs,es h bag Edward sSan saR FSast Ss sssa
Lofts SchmId Dennis Crowley, Frank CsnIioto Geo;
Noprer as koop NoppeS FTSos
bowling, William Willers, GeorEe c, sucro msnager
oWnis or claiming 10 own any PORTION Of the property
embraced in SAID square or Iterested or claiming to
wse be and they hereby required to appear in this
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at which time the court will proceed with the matter
Provided that the marshal Of tie United States for
this district serve COPY Of this order on such OF the
al least seven days before said 7th day Of November
And provided further. that copy Of this order be
hines aud IN ths washington Law Reporter" twice
0' 'n' eafaii caAhLEs P JAMES
True copy-TEsT: Justice.
r. j. MEIGS, Clerk.
BY l. p Williams. Asst CLERK. o25-eo6t
RSFIDELITv AND DEPOSIT COMPANY.
7NonrH 6AkShEf STREET.
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GGy CLINTON T H.PksH PA,SE. President
EDWiN wARFIRLD.5 wee ffesiden"'
GEEsGE GERMaS Y 4 sShGf sosfE Issas9as5 sserslnry
Sn Sna Fl S na III ri
undertakings in judicial proceedinss
Guarantees the hdenty Of sAiaried officers, clerks
Receives money on deposit subect to check. and al
siakes loans approved collateral and Mortgages
Isa legal de po,i,ory for Court and Trust funds.
Guardians. Trustees. &c Collects rents incomes. &C.
POOLE KNOTT.
General Agents.
o1S-eo2m l013th st. NV
~sL LrvI PRINCE OF WASHINGTON C.H.;
~ Ohio. desire to learn the Whereabouts OF
my comrades, Co G, 3d Penna. Cold Troops Capt.
James ". johnson, CoSnuR olS-3w
RSvALENTINES FELT WEATHER
~ STRIP, THE ONLY GOOD AND DURA-
BILE STRIP MADE. 1T DOES NOT BECOME
HARD. BRITTLE AND UNPLIABLE IN
COLD WEATHER NOR MELT IN WARM
WEATHER.
WE ARE ALSO SELLING
AFIRsT- CLASS CLOTHES wRINGER FOR
o1.75 EACH
PERFECTION MEAT CUTTERS. sl5o
EACH.
MRS. POTTS SAD IRONS, 3 IRONS.
HANDLE AND STAND, 81 rs PER SET.
FULL LINE OF CARvERS AND TABLE
CUTLERY AT MODERATE PRICES.
ALL MECHANICS TOOLS Al REDUCED
PRICES
BARBER 4 ROSS,
COR. nth AND G SITS,
OPPOSITE BOSTON DRY GOODS STORE.
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DIscGEDITs THE STATEMENf.-The State De-
partment has not received a report from the
United States consul at Halifax in regard to
the seizure for dues of the schooner Lizzie W.
Hannum at Canso, MS. Acting Secretary of
State Adee says that he does not remember
any United States consul at Halifax who has
been SO active in protecting American fisher
men as the present consul, and he discredits
the statement that no attention was paid by
him to the protest of tho Hannum's oMnara
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

In the matter of the of square No 32a
in the city Of Washington, q Site
for City Post Office.
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CENSUS STATISTICS OF AaRIcULTURE.-Mr
John Hyde, who has had charge of the census
supervisors, has about completed this branch
of the census work. He will now begin the
work which he was originally intended to do,
namely: the direction of the compilation Of
the statistics Of agriculture. His corps of
clerks will be located in the Lincoln Hall build
ing at the corner Of 9th and d streets, where
rooms have been leased. Mr.. Hyde is one of
the leading statistical experts connected with
the census work.
AMERICAN CATTLE IN MExIoo.-The Depart
ment Of State is without information respecting
the alleged imposition by Mexico of q discrim-
mating duty of s500 per carload on
American cattle which is reported from
the west Acting Secretary Adee says
that when the Mexican government, by
decree issued year ago, increased the duties
on imported cattle and swine (Which, by the
way, were general duties and not directed es-
pecially against the United States), the Depart
ment OF State was informed OF the action
within twenty-four hours, and, while he cannot
deny the last reported action, he II compelled
to doubt it
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0~BUY YOUR OOAI. COKE AND WOOD
from the reliable nrm Of JOHNSON
BR0IHLRss The most extsns1ve retail dsaasrs In the
countrys o.
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1hs institution will receive for grstuitous medical
and surgical in its hospital and free dispen.
sary ndigent children under the ss twelve years.
without distinction of race, creed
The enlargement Of its buildings hnving Just been
completed the management 10 prepared to sccommo-
date those who for roon could not heretofore
be admitted.
For admission for treatment In tho dispsnsary sp-
ply Ut tine hospital Wss between l2Sh and 10TH sta
n. ". ol6-lm
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0,I, LEVI PRINCE, OF WASHINGTON CHI.
~ Ohio. desire to learn the Whereabouts OF
my comrades. Co. c, 3D. Penua. Cold Troops Capt.
James W. johnson, Comug. olS-3w
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THE oHILDREN's HOSPITAL.

CAssAkD'3 LARD Is NOT wHITENKD
WITH CHEMICALS AND Is FREE FROM MI
ADCLTEkATlON, ol6-lm
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1890-06-21

Friend White, of the UOchenJldH,
must excuse Us if we decline an at
tempt to review the column and half
which he hurls at Us in his yesterdays
issue. Last week we represented him
as claiming that 1.-THE jtOchenbldH is an
independent not partisan sheet and
always supports whom the editor pre-
fers perSoaallyand not politicaly.' Herr
White says this is a deliberate perver-
sion of his language. What he meant
to say was this: The JIocbcnJlatt sup
ports only those candidates whom it
regards as the best, and not those
nominated by its party convention"
This is drawing it SO exceedingly fine
that if we are to he held So closely to
his precise meaning through whole
column and a half we utterly despair
Of being able to do him justice and,
therefore must decline incontinently
TO make the attempt.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1890-06-21
TUESDAY,.

A telegram f:Om Madrid, SAYS:
Much alarm IS OCcasiOncd by the con
tinued spread Of the cholera at Pueblo
de Rugat. Theauthoritiesa are making
strong efforts TO stamp out the disease,
but so far they have been unsuccessful
ana new cases are reported daily. On
Sunday there were four deaths from
the disease and nine new cases
An explosion occurred at the Hill
Farm mines near Dunbar Pa, ycster-
day morning, by which at least forty
wOrkmcn are believed to have lost
their lives. There were from sixty to
slXty-tlve men working IN the pit at
the time and ten or fifteen were res
cucd. Parties are cndcavoring to
reach the victims.
Dispatches from Victoria. b. c..
state that foreign sealing schoOncrs
intend 10 continue the usual pOaching
in BehIing Sea during the summer:
that they Will bc protected by English
war vessels, and that consequent con
tlictS Of a more interesting nature may
be expected.
After his lecturing tour in the Uni
ted States, Explorer Stanley will re-
turn to Africa as Governor General Of
the Congo Free State King LeODOld.
of Belgium, has offered him that posi-
ton and he has accepted it.
Thirteen thousand dock laborcrS at
Swansea, Wales, have struck for high
or wages.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1890-06-21

for the greatest number Of voters -
ccived only from - To SO each, while
few who held out until late in the
day were given S2l each, There was
no attempt at secrecy, All was open
/ and ahOye-hOard,'
/ The same practice is not only com
mon throughout Maine, but in New
| Hampshire and the interior Of New
YORK 1t has got 50 that two-third~ Of
the voter, regard it as rather a slur on
them If they get less than $40 for their
votes.
There is another gross outrage which
congressional clectional bill ought TO
cure. At the congressional election
in lSsN, in fourteen northern and
western and states, the Democrats
pollcd 3,O7lI6j votes and the Republi-
cans 3,3S6, 300 votes, being AZ per cent,
Democratic and j2t Republican. show
ing an excess Of the Republican over
the Democratic vote Of ) per cent.
There were elected at this time in
these fourteen states l73 members OF
congress, l26 of whom We're Republi-
cans and Il Democrats, the per cent
age being - Republicans to - Demo
Gratis, an excess IN favor of the Repuh-
Leans Of IS per cent. instead Of per
cont which tlp vote then entitled
them to.
All these northern states are under
Republican rule and have been so vii
lainOusly gcrrymandercd as to bring
about such a result. II amounts to-
so complete a disfranchisement of
nearly "A million Of Democratic voters
as if they had been driven by the bayo-
net from the polls. Talk about shot
gun politics in the South. 1t is adj
mittcd there are not over dozen dis
triCts in the South where there is any
pretcnce that the negro vote is sup
pressed, but if half or two-thirdS Of
that vote was suppressed it would be
but a fraction compared to the sup
preston Of northern Democratic votes
that Republican yillainy effects by the
scoundrelly gerWmandering system.
Yes, by all means, il we are to have
fair elections, let them be fair at the
North as well as the South.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1890-06-21

A "Bystander" Judge Tourgee) in
his "Notcs," in yesterdays Mt0-Oceaa
gives an account Of the recent Negro
Conference" at MOhank, n. Y, at
which he was present, promising that
while called "A NEGRO Conference, "
there was not negro present. Like
Hans Bretmans German party, ''dere
wasn't but one Sharman dcre, unit he
vas a Hostein Dane" There We're
about one hundred white men present,
good quaker sort of people, but the
consultation was without any appre-
ciable results. What disguised by
Stander' particularly was that great
stress was laid upon the fact that
while the negroes at the south paid but
ene-twentieth of the taxes they re-
ceived from IS to 60 per cent. Of the
school fund of the Southern States.
"NO one seemed to think of the fact
that the property on which the white
man paid taxes was largely the result
of the cUlOred mans unrequited labor
for two centuries and a half" says
Judge II. Is there any property any
where that is not TO large extent the
result of the 'unrequited toll of labor"
What is all the property of the Van
derbllts. lluntingtonS Jay GOulds,
Rockafellers, CarnegieS- of the
iron, coal and manufacturing lords,
but the result of labor, and yet how
much of il does the laborer of the
north own? If northern labor owned
20 per cent, of the property of the
north, As the negroes seem to own of
the property of the south, our northern
laborers wolld De rolling in wealth.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1890-06-21

Judge Lamar Is said to be SO thor.
Oughly satisfied that Mississippi in a
few years will be entirely under negro
control that he offered to sell his fine
| home in that state at half its value.
| This idea arises from the enormous fill
ing up Of the Yazoo Delta with negroes
that is going on. The Delta measure
bly, escaped all overflow by the late
floods that nearlyruined such vast dis
trictS in other parts Of the lower Mis-.
sissippi Valley and the WenOna Id
rance, published at the principal town
in the Delta says that with the present
levees in the Delta maintained for ~
years that the whole country will be
permanently high and dry. 1t is the
best cotton district in the world, al
ulaton of 10000 and can easily be
made to support million. The Hi
nois Central and other railroads are
largely interested in this region, they
will cause the whole country to be
cleared up" says the Wenona papers,
land the entire Delta will be solid
plantation, and, of course, the labor
will be colored, and the probability is
that we will have 900 negro major
ity in Mississippi within that time.
But the Democracy will be on top just
the same"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1890-06-21
SUNDAY.

Five tons OF nitro-g lycerine stored in
Casterlinc & Co.'S works, four miles
east of Fndlay, Ohio, exploded yester-
day morning The factory was blown
to atoms and ahole big enough TO bury
four-story business block is torn in
the ground The shock was felt for
forty miles in every direction. There
was no loss of life.
The first meeting Of the board Of
drainage trustees since the indOrse-
ment Of the law by the Supreme Court
was held yesterday. The principal
business was in arranging for the
issue Of the first s 900, 900 of bonds.
The storm Of Friday night was gen
eral through northern Illinois and
Iowa and southern Wisconsin. At
Joliet and Rockford not a little dam
age was done by the flood caused by the
rain.
The IIcnncpin canal scheme Of the
riycrand harbor bill, it isnow believed,
will be retained by the senate.
The house caucus committee have
called to their aid John l. Davenport
to assist in drawing up national cleo
ton bill.
Cholera has broken out in the PROV
incc of Valencia, Spain, Fourteen
deaths are reported.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1890-06-21

A movement has been started at
marlborough, Ky, and is being push
in that region, to erect by popular sub
scription at Cumberland Gap colossal
equestrian statues of Gen. Grant and
Robert +. Lee, the former looking
north and the other south, extending
hands to each other, the intention be
ing to represent the last great struggle
at AppomattoX, Va. n dispatch to
the Htcr-Ocedn says the proposition
has been received with great enthusi'
asm in the south and in less than a
week $4,000 had already been sub
Scribed in Eastern Kentucky. 1t
would be odd if the first reputable
statue to Grant should be the result
of a movement originating with the
people of the south.
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service pension provision, leaving 10 a
simple disability pension bill. In th!,
shape IL was reported 10 the two
houses on wednesday and agreed to,
50 IL Is now virtually a law,
The measure is regarded as the end
OF pension legislation for some years
10 come, and j., Of course, "A sore dis
appointment 10 the Grand Army
veterans, who We're 50 often and
Solemniy promised IA service pension
bill 10y this congress, under which
every soldier over SiXty-twO years OF
age should receive not less than - a
month, no matter what his physical
condition. The bill a passed provides
only that all persons who served three
months or more during the war and
were honorably discharged, and who
are suffering from any mental or phySi-
cal disability of permanent char
acter, not the result Of their own
vicious habits, which incapacitates
them from the performance Of manual
labor in such a degree as to render
them unable to earn support, shall
DE placed upon the list of invalid
pensioners, etc.
This diSpo>es of the service pension,
upon which the Grand Army had So
firmly set its heart, at least until we
power. They already tell their Re
publican brethren from the middle
and eastern states that until free sill
Yer coinage, at least as far as it is at
tanned in the senate bill, is given
them there shall he no tariff bill pass
the senate. AT the same time the
house and the president are so firmly
set against the senate tariff bill that
its endorsement by either is regarded
as out of the question:. The situation
is certainly an interesting one, as it
seems to fOreShadOw the almost in
evitable defeat both Of silver and
tariff legislation by the present con
greSS.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1890-06-21
VHE NEWS.
SATURDAY..

On Change wheat sold cent higher
for June and July and cents higher
for other months, with strong mar
ket at the close. Corn and oats were
about I cent up and strong. Pro-
visions ruled at better figures for ribs
and lard, with mess pork tribe lower.
Receipts of cattle, 5000; business slow
and prices weak. Receipts OF hogs,
u 900: business active with an up-turn
Of cents.
Gov. Fifcr on Thursday said he
would not call at once an extra session
of the legislature, but yesterday issued
the call for a special session 10 be held
July %. The call includes only "A
notice Of matters relating To the
Worlds fair, and no other legislation
can be had at the special session. Ten
days only are allowed for the work OF
the session.
At the Jones street crossing Of the
Cleveland. Canton and Southern rail-
road at Cleveland, Ohio, yesterday
morning a freight COllicd with Il pas
sengcr train, wrcCking 1t and more or
less severely iniuring seven persons.
1t was regarded as miraculous that
nobody was killed.
The Amalgamatcd Iron and Steel
Workers, in fixing new schedule Of
wages, IN certain departments passed
upon ask an advance Of 10 per cent.
This demand promises to be sharply
resisted and if persisted on threatens
trouble.
1t is said the committee will report
the tariff bill to the senate on Mon
day. Nearly 200 changes have been
made since it left the house.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1890-06-21

The census enumeratDrS find it inn
possible to get along with the vast
horde of highly protected American
labor" in the employ of the iron lords
and coal barons in the Lehign and
Lackawanna regions of Pennsylvania.
As these Americans consist mainly
of Huns, Poles, Bohemians, Italians,
etc, and instead of names are known
only by their numbers, and as they re-
fuse to give their names or any other
information, the least that can be done
is simply to take such account of them
as the bosses can give from their pay
or check rolls.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1890-06-21

"After the Tariff and Silver bills are
disposed Of, we shall take up the Fed
eral Election laws" is the authorita-
tive uttcrance Of a Republican leader
in congress. The Republican mem
bers held "A caucus on Tuesday even
ing on the subject, when the two prom
inent measures before the house,
known respectively as the Lodge bill
and the Rowell bill, were discussed,
and a committee disappointed to pre-
pare a new bill by blending the better
features Of the two into one.
And this is the solution the Repub-
Leans propose to offer the country for
the gigantic race problem that con-
fronts it. What is that problem 1t
is thus stated by the late Henry W.
Grady: "Two utterly dissimilar races
on the same soil, with equal political
and civil rights, almost equal in num-
bers, but terribly unequal in intelli-
gence and responsibility, each pledged
against fusion one for a century in
seryitude to the other and freed at last
by desoating war-these are the con-
ditions; and under these, adverse at
every point, we are Obliged to carry
these two races in peace to the end
Never before in this republic has
the white race divided on an alien
race. The red man was cut down as
weed, and the yellow man was shut
and loss ofS22, 900, 900 market for their
products, how much will our farmers
make 10y that little maneuyre" to
enable Carnegie and few other Pitts
burgh monopollsts to add millions
annually to their pile?
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1890-06-21

During the past six weeks Judge
PETER, of the kopSoS Farmer, has ad
dressed twenty-five meetings of the
Kansas Farmers Alliance, averaging
an attendance of two thousand each
Az Lyons, he spoke TO 5000 people
He says that the farmers Of the state
are in revolt against the Mckinley
bill. and awake To the fact that thciI
Ills will never end until tariff taxes
are reduced. The Kansas farmers are
a little slow, perhaps, but the day has
gone by when they willeyer give again
the astonishing majority of $4,000 for
"A protection tarill.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1890-06-21
WEDNESDAY

Rescuing parties at the mine at
Dunbar, in which fatal explosion oC-
CURED Monday, reported at noon yes
terday that faint sounds from the i'm
prisoned miners could be heard. and
work was continued with renewed
Vlgor IN the bare possibility that some
OF the victims might be saved.
The choera-infected district of
Spain has been surrounded by soldiers
10 prevent the escape Of infected citi-
Zens. Seven new cases have anneared
at Pueba de Rugat.
Mary Anderson. the well known
actress, was married in London yester-
day 10 Antonio Navarro. 1t was
strictly private affair.
Building laborers TO the number Of
1900 in and around Boston struck
yesterday for an advance of p cents In
wages-to s225.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1890-06-21

That q federal election law will be
passed by the present congress appears
to be fully decided upon. The house
committee has already substantially
agreed upon the terms of the bill, and
Speaker Reed has given his word that
ii shall be put through" without any
unnecessary delay. 1t will be slower
work in the senate, but caucus has
substantially agreed that the present
rules of the senate, which admit of
unlimited debate, shall be set aside in
behalfof this bill, and it will doubtless
also be dragooned through that body.
What sort of a bill shall it he? The
New York Tribune says: Let it be Il
measure which will secure an honest
vote and an honest count in northern
as well as southern states" Good
Then let the bill, in the first place.
include the Australian system of vOt-
ing so that il can reach Speaker
Reeds district down in Maine. 'In
one town in that district says cor
respondent OF the New York Times.
where 20 per cent. of the votes are
purchasable, an old man was put up
at auction in the town hall where the
election was held and his vote knocked
down TO the highest bidder in the
presence of the moderator and other
election officers. The first offer was
sI5 and from that the bidding ran up
to s26. at which il was Knocked Off.
This was an exceptional case, however,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1890-06-21

The protracted negotiations between
the senate and house at Washington
respecting the differences between the
two in regard to pensions resulted in
an agreement on Tuesday, the sub
stance of which was that the senate
receded from its dependent pension
feature and the house dropped the
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1890-06-21

1t seems to he settled that the great
Chicago stock yards have been sold
and will, by June /, pass into the
hands of an English syndicate.