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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
NEW YORK. March G-Co;-on steady; sales
to-&y. q bales last evening, % bales; uplanda,
Iltc. Orleans II sc; receipts. 5,i59 bales; ex-
porr5-to Great Britain, i,j7i oalo5; % tho Con-
tineat, 1.l-O bales; stock, 522,fi7 bales. south
cru pOur dun and easy. Whea' quiet ana
easiee No. ? red, s6ac. in elevator: opti0us
moderately active, hs4c. down, AMI heavy No.
2 red. March, s6Ac.; April, s6asc.; May abac A;
June, 80 Corn steadior and moderately ac-
tive. No. >. 8 Ha36hc. II elevator; options luIi
and steady; March, SaIc.; April, u.s.; nay,
a7c; July. 87Ic Oats hrmer aud moderately
aclive options quiet and nrm; Nay, 29c.; April
9>ac Nay, 27lfc. No. =, spot. Dts aU4c.i NIX
Of western, T4a3o%e. Hops quiet snd weak.
COiIee-OptiOns closed steady aud l54xo p0inls
W: cables isirly active; March, 81. lOatlH-S
April, fiTstiLi5: May, tlG95asl,.Io; June,
NagaAsl7O5; July, Sl68Ossl6g5; spot k.o
higher and fairly active fair carsoes, w %.
sugar-Raw firm and in fair demand iair re-
nulpR, 3 3-l6,.: refined Grmer and fairly a,uye
OF A, &c.. mould A, exc. cut-loat 1Ac' crush
ed, nc. cubes, 0Hc. Molasses-FOrelSl urn,
sO-tsst BIKE. Rice strong and IA good doFnanL
Petroleum firm; crude, in barrels AZ Parser $
7GOc. refined, here. 7.4Oc.; PhLsdel phls, |4Jc:
Rosln quiet. Turpentine steady. PORK quiet snd
steady Beef quiet. Beef hams dull Tiereed
beef quiet Cut-meats dull. Midles nrm.
Lard stronger snd quiet: western steam, tS.5O
city, s. 20: opilOns-March, tj.& otd APRIL 80.
bid May, te.3 bid. Freign's steady; cotton
3-l6d. bid.
BALTINoRE. March 6-Cotton firm; middling,
HE Flour active and hrm. Wneet-Southsrn
steady; Fultz, 7sas5c; Lon berry, -Oasoc: west
ern easy; No. winter red; spot .ees.kc' asreh'
southern steady for white and firm Tor yellO"
yhite. 9Sa4Oc yellow. 3oaSsc; western arm
mixed spot, Raso'lc.; March. s5AaSsc. Aofil,
S5A ss57sc. May. %sosc; June, soseSo'.. :. I;
steamer, 85kc Oats steady; southern sni
Pennsylyanis, 2saSCe. western Viii e, 2JA3O1c.
do. mixed. 23A3sAc.; graded, No. < white, 5Jc.
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TT ITT'E TIT WITT
fBv telegraph 20 tho Dl.pRtch.I

IIF IHI'IIHIIf Z" "" "'-T''V"I'I
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, March G-The an
nual meeting of tho Stockholders Of the
Florida Central and Peninsula Railroad
Company was held to-day in this city.
There was a fullattcndance Of officials, &c.
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

RALgisORR, March s.-}irginla c0nsols, IL
bio, 10 asked: 80. ga G84a sB. Baltimore and
ohio stook. 9,al0i; N0rhern Central stock. t9a
s0sf: Cincinnati. Washington and Baltimore
Iists. 1905: consolidated gas bonds, l4Aa
u87t; do. stock, ,aA.
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Ohio Congressional Redistricting'

Columbus, o., March 6.-The Senate this
evening passed the House bill redistricting
the State for congressional purposes ana
il - now law. No amendments to me
original bin rs introduced were made. All
the Democrats supported the measure.
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PONDS offered and Bought.

TTT
WAsHTNGrov. March G.-Ihe bond Offer
inos today were 81 1880. All accepted ut
10315 for 4 per cent, and l23 for As. OF
the above amount Sl,27O,OO0 were per
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MARKET REPORTS,
AND,N CONNECTION THEREwTH THE
WEATHER INDICATIONS.
NEW YORK AND HrcumoND STOCKS,
Daily Reports from Both Boards-Cotton'
Grain. Slour. and Other Quotations
LBy tslegraph to the p!spatch.l

ru, WAssISGr0x. March A-For virginia,
tAlk fair weather, northerly wjods, colder
4 Friday morning, warmtr Saturday
---mornlng.
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AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

denot and f;s0 z. N. NJ Richmond aud Ale
ghaDy depot, potatoes.
WILLIAM JENKINS 4 SON, ia.So +. n, bananas,
oranges, and lemons
/ II. VALENTINE. i0x A. NJ, furniture.
stone Jars, stoves, scsleA hsh, cigars. no
tlons, &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-07

MtDDLISd, l0i,c.
Low AIDDLIHG. 9rSc.
Coon ORDINARY, SIC.
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1}r(oFE!N
(0NPAfY
S@0

o,, Ara, attempt ct 9 GREAT BOOK AND
STATIONERY SALE
,,o,s.s az 10 have fought for this special sale.
r,,s 80. ara way OF from what you are IN NO
h ~ -, osv1ne FRIDAY and saturday shali ~
great DAYS in this department.
Read tic prices
X iBuys A Troublesome Girl.
oC. tln An shades,
DUUkS. Inc scsOoing Hand,
Heal Good INNS
TSIIrs % Dead.
Cns.elis illustrated Guide TO Psrs'v,,
sweet lavender, mo Beauty OF tho Ans
Gu!dsroy, An Ocesn tragedy,
A crooked PAIN, JACK ~ All tr@ie-.
Old curiosity shop, The DARK hosrs,
Great Expectations. Terrible Tempssose
----..;S--'"''-, Buys Herod and Narismne'
A ale Of Love aud Intrigue,
IA Friends victim,
BOOKS. me ,wsy 70 Fortune
Nianae Revenge.
On teqr buys The false Vow.
AJC. \ Broken Heart,
lAY0uag Yaxaboni,
pOoVc Tho Arabian Nights Bnterain
DOuhp. ments,
Narued 10 Haste,
piiigrif1's Progress. From Out on mo sloom,
Z A WOman's Vengeance, Lufiiles 1Vhh heh1As
Hudais Lovers. AMI all the poets.
O. buys = g-inch Wriung-fad;
Writing Pads. l. O.. as ., aud TO-
Toe. buys a Pad Of Coed Commercial Note-Ps<
pouaI Of good Ruled Commercial So,o-pspor'
15c; ,
A box Ok Papeterie, containing "a envelopes aud
"a papers. 100 - "a.
A box o. Moum,ng-Cards and ENVELOPES iVe
society papor 10 ali tho newest STYLES
/ I'D, Tor A I.x 81 Extra Mourning Papeterie:
! Correspoudence Cords ani Barontal bnyeioposf
| Boxes ~ Note-Paper from &C. q iL3O box;
! LcaI-Penclls. oqual 30 faOcra, !, = ana &C.
/ SLATE Pencils, J fOr L.
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II yOl WiHh YUuIs"II 20 SF'f
,kls With gems at a very sinait
cost whether IL Ia In tho shape
Of a sits-comb, a lingering.
a proOcb. or a pair % ear
n,ifofign ~ tho genuine etufs,
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK, March 6-keadng was great
feature u the stock market to-day, but II was
evident that tina stock wss receiving support end
there was none OF the weakness OF yesterday
shown IN the early trading. In fart, FRACTIONAL
Improvement took place, snd u was not untli
M afternoon that great pressure was bronsh.
% bear upon IL, and decline from 31A 70 35S
vss tho resulL The hnal deslings, however.
again developed marked streaglh IN It, and
al nost al OF the loss was recovered,
aud Il closed unchanged from last owe
nng The general opinion Is that some
one has unloaIed block ~ stock, but II
has been absorbed and some covering OF tho
short, me upon the decline. Tho weak point
10 the list Ia the forenoon vas the Chirago gas
trust which dropped away sharply Epoo the re-
cHipt Of the news that application has been
made a. placo the property In tae bands ~ re-
ceir9r on tho gOound that it gas an Illegal cor
pora,ion. Tho result Of the accompanying raid
va drop a ~ per coui. 70 42H, and
only small portion OF his was alter
wards regnined. Louisville and Nashville was
pressed for sale. sellers Wero principally
traders AMI found tho stock unprotected Tor tho
time hoiuG and organized raid upon IL with
the result Of dropping ~ down a per cent atier
p small advance. bus even this loss was neutral
ted by . late advance "a In Reading. Iennes-
rec coal again moved ia It's erraLc way ana az
ter opening down p, at 81 II dropped 10 55S, blt
IN the late trading recovered 10 %, closing =
lower rugar WIS also quite erraiic, but sho8-
0d marked strength on the whole, AMI tho
declaration " 3 dividend IN the afternoon
sent the etOck mp 10 90, close TO which ngure
II closed Tho oarlY dealings to-day were
st englLehel by tlo hAhodncoiheui u = lui'"er
reduction 30 tho Bank Of knglands minimum
rate OF discount 70 - iet CONT anu 'uV piv'-
re'ts 'or easy money lot s9ihe tlne 10 SOnle
Oderiugs OF bonds we're made, the bullish feeling
Increased. should this weeks bank statement
SHOW any increase III ms surplus icsoi'c u J.
fell That n general improvement an prices must
DO tue natural result Tho merAet ciosel duil
ana steady o. arm ~ in3iguiufent f|anset TOT
the Jay. Sales agRregaist t,s.0oo shares, ABOUT
tpT i ' -I ' we're 'i iN'ni'"h. ,,.
Eur" l}'--LAcusAt 30 t''o' '''.' .'f''N
Monoy .aaf d., $40 Ni'-Ireaeury balAnce7 -
- i"' F+.'', '.'.N.' NNii'"",' NY'''N
ments dult ana siraiy TOT - per cruiA,
- - wa '.'t-f 80 '-'f 100 --- Wv $1,000
pOna 'Hi. l no '. 49, 400.
hlhyeAa--N4i--e y. " 9..s.'ss.s +''''s'' =
r. o','-....-.... ''-'-.''f ,, q.
~oy1b Gsrolt1s ,oosoi e. '.'................l2t
North Carolina f's...........,........-....'. =
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scrofula and all humors are cured oy
Hoods sarsapariila, the great blood-puri-
6er.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-07

THE WAITER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY was
cold, with rain IN the morning. clear ABOUT
noon and throughout the remainder OF ths DAY.
-
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cANpIpArEs roR orPIcg.

r RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE
L myself candidate for reelection a.
CITY COLLECTOR,
subjecf to Democratic primary, and solicit the
ycies of nay follow ciiixona.
NH 5-tAp3 FRANK W. CUNNINGHAM.
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.i0c. for q compleIs
line OF DC. SIX
and satin Ieck
Scarfs;
IfgLc. Tor . very nno
line ,
|i9c. for a very rna
lac u go. s.ceyfs;
usf.~onuta ana Hoxks
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PORT OF RICHMOND. MARCH 9, 1891
apnfrRn

PORT OF RICHMOND. MARCH Q, l5Sl
ARRIVED.
s.earoer Ashland. Tunnill, philadelphia,
merchandise and passengers; ). W. AeIafres'
Schooner General 4. Ames Jameson, Newport
Schooner elizabeth s. Lse, Thompson. Lam
bertis Point. 10 oad pig-iron.
Schooner A. f. Moore. kldndse, froysdence,
old ratls: w. II. Curtis, agent.
schooner l. Z. Williams. Baltimore, phos-
plate, S. W. Trayers Co
SAILED.
steamer Arisl. Doyo, Norfolk. merchsadlss
and passengers
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS, MARCH Q, is9a
IByTelegraph-I
Steamship Berkshire. Providence. and sailed
for West Point. merchandise
steAmshlp Guysndotle, New York, and sailed
for New YORK, merchandise.
SAILED.
Steamship waveriy, West Point merchan-
Afaa
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BERLIN, March 6.-The note OF spuller,
tbe French Minister of Foreign Affairs, ac-
cepfinr Germanv's invitation TO France 10
take part in tie international Labor Con-
ference al Berlin has been received.
Spullcr laws stress upon the fact that
France accepts the invitation on the con-
ditiou that the deliberations shall be OF an
exclusively technical character, and that
the discussion of the question OF limiting
working hours Of adult males shall he de-
barred
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GENTNEMEN'S
FURNISHINGS.
NJ l'n1rff l11 11l-n n

Linen Collars, standing AMI turned ionh-
a low ara scorcnsi and few soied. all VI
which win BE- sold Tor 81. each
Cenflomenis Four-piy GUS. extra made, i@kci
Al the leading spring ST. las IN Collars, ~
Tho celebrated q. c. ~. Water-Proot Collars snd
Cuts, .,,. ,.,, "A
acc. Tor oar zoe. Unlaundered Shirt piea'ea ana
plain bosom ~ ,.., -.
Qsc for our a. Is Laundered shirt, Dioased asA
plain bosom. -, ~. Ia.
Another lnA Il those Huron Haf-ltose az isSe.;
I1ul. Hcrus torfs fast Black Halfbose, lsc.
Tho Cohen Company hslf-hose, 49,
HOyai Outing Waists. H..
Hays' Outng-,hirir, sic;
Men's Ontinc- shirts. 30 As, 80 and ogc':
Mem. striped silk outing shirts, tLaN'
Boys striped SIX Ouuns-Hhirts, S.F
Nothcrs Freud ohirt-W aist WIN pAleh' osnot
Unlauniorei Percalr, So
Lauudere1 Percale. 3N.
! White Nusiiu, launIered. With AID withoas co.'s
lars. o..
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JEW ELRY

dropG in direct Imitation ~ tho genuine e.nnss
you must look AZ our assortment o1 '0"o"' Si's
week.
LsiruBran Gold Iscs- Pms, &C.
&C. buy. a nice knGmel iAce-tia:
lAc for an fstruacan Gold lace I'm WIN cbaihss
Mourning Lece-lins, WIN ehalns' W.
Chldron's sold-C0ld Rings. 49,
Childrcn's Turquoise RIGGS, .ic;
ladies' Forget Ac-Not hiags reduced 70 fks
Garnet. Emorsld, 0nd hhinestons kihge, ia
Iogeris-kuot Rings from 20. 10 4yc
an our flr. cold Beats reduced 90 49,
s9c Tor a peir Of Paarl screw EAr-hngs-"ero
99c.: ~, MI,
6pc. for pair Of Roman-dold Ban Rar-hings~
were 81
sse. Tor rair Of Daisy Screws with rhinestone
settings.
Az our "a. side Combs reduced % l2Ac.
Special prices Tor friday anu SATURDAY ~
Glove. Handkerchiefs, Ruchlngs, CorseLs, ana
Umbrella department.
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NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET

MlRrHR Market steady. No transactions re-
ported. Cleaned nuts afe lower Prime 5Ac';
! ex.ra prime. j.c.; lsucy 5ac.; common, 2elc'
eboiled, 2aa}hc. factory d-picked' osa'c'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-07

IoSDoN, March G.-The United states
men-of-war Atlanta and Boston, OF. the
evolutionary squadron, have sailed from
Gqnoa for kaDles
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ANOTHER BATTLE.

PARIS. March G.--The SotieI has received
information that another battle has been
fought between q force Of French troops
and force of troops Of the King Of Dano;
mev. Eight Of the combatants were Killed
and many wounded. A number OF trench;
men and other Europeans were captured
bY the Danomians.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-07
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
COTTON REPORT.

We quots: Fine. sa5)aSiY5. supsrfns. t27Ja
s92e; extra. sl5)aSl75: family, eiatk50 patent
family, country, li.75aSA25
Evening journal., 1890-12-30
DIED.

GARRITY.--In this city, on December %.
Catharine Clarity, In the 10Th year Of her
age.
HARMEY -.ln this city, on December "a,
Magaret A., wife OF Patrick Harmey, aged ~
years.
LAWLiER.-In this city, on Decem Der 25,
Bridget wife OF James Lawler.
LOPER--In this city, on the 27th instant.
William Loper, Sr,. aged 7S years.
LYNN. = On December 20, 1890, Ellen.Lynn
aged rs years.
MCDONNELL.-In this city. on December
81 Maggie Mcdonnell, daugl ter OF the late
John and Margaret Mcdonnell, sged "a " ars.
NEWELL.-ln this city, December 2j, J.
Joseph, son of Micnael and Margaret
Newell, aged 20 years and month.
OFT lin this city, on December 25, Fgeder-
ick Oft, aged ~ years.
REYBOLD,--On the 27th instant, Barney
Reybold, aged 10 years.
SHAW .--In this city, on the 26th instant,
Elzey r. Shaw. aged 80 years.
TAYLOR.--In New Cattle. on December 26
Maria Taylor, in her 50th years
WOODS.-On Decent er %, Ann Elizabeth
aged a years, relicf OF the late Richard G
Woods, In Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1890-12-30
An Anaver Il xvannmalxer.

WASHINGTON, Dec SO.--The civil service
commission has addressed letter to the
president in reply TO the annual report Of
OF the postmaster general in which Mr..
Wanamaker said that the civil service ex-
animation should be rendered more diff
cult The commission say they have many
times asked high officials OF the postoiice
for suggestions as to the improvement Of
these examinations and have also asked
the postmaster general himself, and that
the officials have never been able TO give
them any suggestions. The postmaster
generals statement that from one-third to
one-fourth the men furnished by the com
mission through the railway mail service
examination have not proved satisfactory
is denied by the commission, which shows
that more than nine-tenths Of these men
are still kept in the service.
Evening journal., 1890-12-30
Police News.

sergeants Peterson and Stuart arrested
Charles Henson, colored, in the frame
house at No 70 Liberty street, this morn
ing. on a charge of burglary. He is
wanted for the robbery Of goods from
Bradshaw station on December IL
Mayor Harrington will give the police
force it's annual New Years morning
breakfast
The police patrol station has been
handsomely fitted up. and is now com
Portable place for the officers. The fur
niture was donated by Henry Blouth Of
the Grand Union Hotel The station Is
lighted by electricity and furnished with
lounge. chairs, table and stove. The
floor is nicely carpeted.
Evening journal., 1890-12-30

BURNITE-McCORMI MICK--On December "a
by the Rev. John ID. q. Hanna, George w.
Burnite OF Wilmington, Del and Miss Eliza
beth A. Mccormick OF New Castle county,
Del.
CLEMENS-FOUST.- On December 25, by
Rev. George w. Finlaw, at his residence, 3l5
Benson street. Camden, N. j., William M.
Clemens to Mics Maggie l.. Foust, both Of
Newark Del.
DEyERELIr-sCHUMACHER.-AtNor Norris
town, Pa Decemcer 20. by The Rev. Ii.
Peters, Walter Fl. Dcyerell nf this city and
Caroline K. schumacher of Philadelphia,
IINKLE-CLOUD.-O December "a, by
Rev. w L. McEwan, Frank Hinkle and
Annie Cloud.
PIERCE. -BR ADFORD. lon December "a,
by the Rev. John ID O. Hanno, Samuel +.
Pierce and Mics Annie r, Bradford, both of
Wilmington, Del.
PALMER STRING.-At the parsonage of
the Central M. T.. Church. Marlborough, De-
cember q, by Rey. Benjamin T. String, Alfred
g. Palmer of New Castle county, Dell TO
Miss Emma Malin String, daughter OF the
officiating clergyman.
Evening journal., 1890-12-30
Trouble Among Miners.

PHILIPsBuRG, Pa, Dec. 3O-At meet
ing Of the operators Of the Phillipsburg
and Beech Creek districts, held here, the
following notice was issued. 1t is intend
ed to be a reply to the demand Of their
miners for an advance Jan. /: "There has
been no advance in mining asked from
competitive regions and we deem unjust
and uncalled for demand for an advance
in price in this region" This action will
lead TO strike on Thursday unless the
miners weaken.
BEDFORD, Pa, Dec. m.-Over 100 miners
up Long Run, Bedford county, have struck
for an advance Of 10 cents a ton on coal
The operators have closed their mines and
damped the fires in their coke ovens.
Evening journal., 1890-12-30
The New University of cnIcngo,

NEW HAVEN, Dec 30.-The plan for the
new University Of Chicago, proposed by
Professor Harper, Of Yale, has just been
adopted by the board OF trustees of the
university. II had been previously sub
mitted to between fifty and sixty Of the
most prominent educators in the country.
All these, without exception, have fully
Endorsed the plan. The endowment fund
Of the university amounts to Sl500,0OO
with building fund of 100000. Building
operations will shortly be commenced on
the ten acres Of land presented by Marshall
Field. Negotiations are pending with the
Baptist Theological seminary at Morgan
park foE the etfecting OF union with the
new university The seminary has valu-
able library OF 25,0OO volumes and an en-
dowment fund OF $3O0,0 A feature OF
the university will be the absence OF all
creed or class lines. Professor Harper has
not yet announced his decision in regard
to the presidency OF the university. He
declares that so far he is acting az a mem
Der Of the board OF trustees Many things
may happen which would prevent bis be-
coming president, he says. The remain
ing trustees are full OF confidence that
when the month Of May comes he will
accept
Evening journal., 1890-12-30
The NEWS IN eRIes.
Condensed kilograms Gathered ut Ram
dom from various Places.

Condensed IelegramA Gathered nt Kan
dom from Farioas Places.
NJ Octave Feuillet, the distinguished
French novelist and dramatisr, is dead, IN
the I'D year of his age. He was member
of the Academy and an officer of the Le-
gion Of Honor.
A. d. Morton q Son, Of New Haven.
Conn, have made an assignment. The
liabilities, $4,000; assets as yet are not
stated.
The Winthrop Point Land associations
property at Growers Clifl, Winthrop High
land, Mass, has been sold for $50, 900 TO
the United States government Ter long
range gun fertilization. The governments
takes ia all about forty-five acres, fifteen
at the point and thirty near Cherry street
station.
Burchell & Hodges, the New York build
ers who recently assigned have filed
schedules showing Liabilities OF s202, 232
nominal assets of $i0J, ,545 and actual as.
sets Of $46g95.
Montgomery 81 Co., tea auctioneers al
New York, have assigned.
The celebration of Mr.. Gladstone's Slsi
birthday, Dec 90 was gala event for Ha
warden, whose inhabitants turned out e
greet and congratulate their beloved aut
distinguished neighbor Excursion traiui
also brought throngs OF visitors from Liv
erpool, Manchester and several othe
points. Mr.. Gladstone was overwhelmed
with fluctuations, including messages
from all parts of Europe and America
| Her Majesty and the Prince of Vale
sent compliments to the veteran states
man. Among the prominent Irishmel
who sent kilograms were Justin McCarth.
and William O'Brien.
! Michael Hughes, OF Penn Yam, ~ Y.
who, because Of family dissensions, trie,
to murder his father several years ago
froze TO death during the storm Of las
Friday near the place where he had triet
to shoot his father in cold blood.
Evening journal., 1890-12-30
TERRIRLE TRIPLE TRAeEpY.
A Double Murder and Suicide at a Min
ing Hamlet.

A Double Murder and Suicide at a Min
ing Hamlet.
WrLKRsBARRE, Pa, Dec. 3O.--A terrible
triple tragedy occurred at Broderick's
Patch, small mining hamlet, yesterday.
Michael Cawley is the proprietor Of a
small drinking place for miners A Hun
garian entered the place and asked for a
drink. He was drunk, and Cawley said
he had better pay for the last drinks he
got. At this juncture Mrs. Cawley stepped
up and said, "rhe Hun is all right"
Yes, you say he is all right said the
husband; Il believe you and the Hunga-
rian are thicker than you ought 70 be. I"
The woman resented the insult Cawley
attempted 10 strike her. The Hungarian
interfered The husband then picked up
a revolver from behind the bar and fired a
bullet into the woman's head. He then
shot the Hungarian through the heart.
Then, as IL seized with remorse, be gazed
upon the two PROSTATE forms before him
and said, 'Oh, my God, what have
doneln He then turned the revolver to
his own breast aud fired two shots. He
fell to the floor and two hours after was
dead. The news OF the shooting attracted
the neighbors and they ran into the house
only TO find the floor covered with blood
and Cawley in the agonies Of death. The
murderer was man of violent temper.
A man named Scully, who was in the bar
room when the fight started, puts differ
ent phase on things. He says it was the
Hungarian who attempted to shoot the
husband first. Coroner Pier has been
notified
Evening journal., 1890-12-30
Toledo wants 70 IsemaIn.

TOLEDO, o., Dec 3O.-President Thur
man aud Chris Won der Abe met President
Ketcham and Director Raitz at the Boody
yesterday. The conference lasted about
two hours and resulted in nothing being
accomplished. Mr.. Ketcham informed the
members of tho conference committee that
he held franchise in the American asso-
citation, had his club, had leased his
grounds and did not think for moment
Of retiring. President Thurman stated
that reasonable sum would be paid To
ledo for an option on the franchise The
sum was named and refushed point blank.
The amount offered was in the neighbor.
hood Of 5000 The committee then re
ceived promise from Mr.. Ketchnm to at
tend another interview at Columbus next
week
Evening journal., 1890-12-30
wlIl Confl.cntc lno Cntch.

CHICAGO, Dec 3O--A Daily News dispatch
from Ottawa, Ont, says: The customs de-
partment has decided to order the confsca-
tion Of the catch OF seals taken 10y the Ger
man schooner Adele from St Pauls island,
Alaska The collector at Victoria, how
ever, as precaution in the event Of com
plications between the United States and
Germany over the vessels depredations,
took the affldavits OF the Adele's crew be-
fore the men were paid Of. All swore that
the seals were obtained in United States
tarritnrv