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Marriage licenses have been issued By ths
clerk Of the court TO the following: EAlvin
Joe Wheeler and Annie Howard; John Brown
and Lizzie Parker; Louis Rollman Of Cumber-
land, Nd, anal Lottie Hhmcll; Herman D.
Waddy and Nettie .. Palmer, Eorval W.
Thomas Of blsoksburg, Va, and Daisy spooser
OF Charlottesville, Va; Moses Redman aad MOI
lie Brown; W. Il. Graham and Mary Z ysoss;
bradley Whitley aud Virginia Lee kobley, John
Henry kAonig aud Gesune Tjalda Basten-
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Death q Edward Dickers>o.

Mr.. Edward Dickerson, who has heea e.
gagged in business in this city for many ysass,
and who is well known from his connection
with the Masonic and Odd Fellow frsteruires.
died at his residence early this morning from
heart failure. The deceased had Q iarec eircls
OF friends. The arrangements for his funeral
have not yet been completed.
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The COLLECTOR OF CUSTOMS at New York has
been instructed to extend the usual courtesies
to Senior Don Matias Romero. the Mexican
minister, who ID sxpseted to arrive 81 New York
on the 10Th instant
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WOrld's Fair Conference.

A conference was held at the Treasury De-
partment this afternoon in regard to the Gus
toms facilities to be extended to the foreign
exhibitors at the worlds fair. There were
present Secretary Foster. Assistant Secretary
Nettleton. Gen. Butterworth and the English,
German and Danish commissioners,
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THE REVOLT IN YEMEN.

It 10 Said That the Sultan Has Reconquered
Arabia.
CoNsTANTISoPLE, Oct. st Is announced
here that the Turkish troops in the
province Of Yemen, Arabia, have after
several battles with the insurgents
recaptured Sana, the principal city Of
the province, and that the leading chiefs have
submitted to the Turkish authorizes. The an
nouncement adds that the revolt in Yemen is
now ended.
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The RUSH AT san FRANcIsco.-The Treasury
Department is informed Of the arrival OF the
revenue cutter Rush at San Francisco yester-
day. All on board are reported as we'll The
Rush left Unalaska Sepssmber r.
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A CONGRESSMAN Nor PosrEp.-An autograph
letter was received at the census Office today
from . representative in the Fiftysecond Con-
gress addressed to Francis A. Walker, supse-
intendent Of census On its receipt tbs super-
mtendsnt remarked IL was quite evident That
the writer was not sitting up night: warning
about the alleged frauds and impsrfecstons In
the eleventh census.
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SILVER PURcHAsEs.-The offers Of silver 10
the Treasury Department yesterday aggregated
1854, 900 ounces, and the amount purchased
was 1890 ounces, as follows: 5000 ounces as
20 $3.50. 20, 600 ounces at Co. 9755 100 900 ounces
at 90 $685. $50 900 ounces at q. geo
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MRS. wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP

NJ
Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS by MILLIONS
of MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE TEETH
ING, with PERFECT SUCCESS. 1t SOOTHES the
CHILD, soFTENS the GUNS. ALLAYs all PAIN,
CURES WIND COLO. and is the hest remedy for
DlARRREA. Sold by Druggists In every part Of the
world Be sure and ask for Mrs Winsiow's Soothing
Syrup" and take no other kind. 70 cents bottle.
dl5ly
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Moro Warrants for Post Office Ground.
Warrants we're issued from the Treasury De-
partment today in favor of VIM. F. Nicholson
and John Hsn,iin of this city in the sums of
s456 and SlGO, respectively, in payment for
leaseholds on property taken as q site for
the Washington post Office
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Special Dispafch 10 The Evening Star.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, Oct S.-Judgs Norton II
noon today released Free Methodists Fsvsrel,
Parker and Smith, held by Justice Thompsoa
Tor preaehiug on the street. and eolleet1ng .
crowd. Much interest was manifested.
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MARRIED..

Eysnsyiile.- Ina. 81 ksv. OTIS sSTth. Er. ittfs
OF Evansville
GoLTA-BoNp. On September %. lssi g Oh.
vary Baptist Church, by the Kew. DR.. 0fuens NJ
RvBEkI c. GOTTA OF Harrisburg. Pa 90 Hns An
ME X. BOND Of MasllinSton. u. q.
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The Trotting Horse Breeders Association Of
Maryland and the District Of Columbia brought
to close yesterday their annual meeting at
Baltimore. The winners were Kate Clark,
Judge Fisher and Cameo.
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TEE NEw YoaK CAarAaE Sssvscs--Aasistast
Secretary spsuldins, who has just returned
from New York. says that the Treasury Depart
msnt is doing al in its power 70 relieve he
congestion Of business ct the appraisers ware
Collector Hendricks while be vas In New York
which are expected 70 materially Improve ne
carriage ssrvics and remove ~ Gauss Il Con-
plaint
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Baltimore Markets,

BALTIMORE, Oct g. Flour arm, un-
changed-receipts. 9o,49s barrels: shipments, Sss
barrels; sales ess barrels. Wheat easy-No. 8
red. spot, 1.03kaL031; October, 1.03hal.03A;
December, e6hal.061s; steamer, No. ., red, s7H
as7x-receipts, a2,454 bushels; stock, l,s6s,47s
bushels; sales, 10000 bushels Southern wheat,
strong; Fultz, l.ooal.07; Longberry, i.OOal.oS.
Corn active and easy-mixed, spot. 6; year,
6lAa51H; January, 81 asked; February, 5lk asked:
March. sokasikIreceipts, soo bushels: stock.
s7,sS9 bushels; sales, 1000 bushels. Southern
corn, arm; white, SoaIs; yellow, 7oa7a Oats
fairly active aud nrm-No. white western, sea
81; No. mixed western, 33a34-receipts, $1,000
bushels stock, 2os SIS bushels. Rye fairly active
and steady-No 3 93as3H-recstpts, l,6d5 bush
els: stock. 206,ss0 bushels. Hay nrmer-good
to choice timothy. l3.soals.so Grain freghts,
sctive-steamcr to Liverpool per bushel, skd. bid.
Cotton duii-middling .. Provisions nrm. I'M
changed. Butter nrm. UNCHANGED Egg aym,
unchanged. Coffee steady-Ri0 cargoes, fair,
1fk; No. I. II sugar nrm. unchanged Copper
firm, unchanged. Whisky arm. unchanged. lea
nuts, unchanged.
BALTIMORE. Oct A-yirginia ccnsoas ten
forttcs. - bid; do. threeA, 6<a64k; Baltimore and
Ohio stock. I.o2 axked; Northern Central stock,
q asked; baltimore and Ohio Southwestern third
incomes, bid; Consolidated gas bonds. ll3all3x:
DO. STOCK, l6xaAk
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

New York Stock Market,
Tho following the opening closing prices Of
Tue New lork stock Market as reported by special
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WASHINGTON NEWS AND oOssrP
TIE .. s. 8. SAN Francisco arrived at Cailao.
Peru. yesterday and 10 under instructions from
the Navy Department at that port until fur
Their orders.
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Chleaeo lGarksts.

CHICAGO. Oct -octobsr
IN; Nay. 1.asx. corn--ocsober. 81: Nay, l<h
Ssss; J January, lid ;e I.rdj.nusry, as; Be-
cember, ass kibs-Octobeg, L1S; January, ASK
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DoN'r Be DECEIVED,
But buy the
BEST FIREPLACE HEATER EVER MADE.
Which
SECTIONS GRAND HEATER

SECTIONS GRAND HEATER
I. works where other. fail. Sale. unprscsaenssal
n.ly rTonounes them witAout an equal and superior
.sd oshsr VIII 81 pleased to ssna
using sSss
hrining all We claim for them.
8. B. Sexton Son,
Manufacturers Of the Best Fireplace Heaters Ranges
and Furnaces.
Baltimore. Md.
FOR SALE BY THE PRINCIPAL STOVE DEAL
ERs IN WASHINGTON. DC. se2l.lm
j; H; FL4sAsAx
nSs s.s SSa sadc sS9s hn
sell-5ln oSl ttA st. NV. next to CORNER O ~ g
Now READY.
FALL AND WINTER sTYLEa
YoUMANS
CELEBRATED NEW YORK HATS.
Also
WILCOX I CO.. BOSTON. CELEBRATED SELF
CONFORMING HATS.
COMPLETE STOCK DERBY HATS. FOR MEN AND
BOYS.
As1.so. o.. g.. 80. %. - and s5.
DRESS SILK HATS, Is. % and O.
FULL LINE SOFT HATS
AZ q, q. 80. S. ~. 20, e3 s35O. -. q. 80. s5
and 90.
LADIES' RIDING HATS AND CAPS.
HATS FOR CoACHMEN.
GENTS WALKING AND DRIVING GLOVES,
CANES. uMBRELLAs and HIDING cRoPA
JAMES Y. DAVIS SONS,
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7ArHARrIC OR PURdArIvE PILLS DO MoRE
~ harm than good. CartegS Lttle Liver Pills DO enT
rood but large amount Of that Only ons p1u doee
A Ii DANGER or DRINxua IMPURE WATER
"A 10 avoided by adding twenty drops Of the Teayt1e
Anso:tuTa Bitters. manufactured by Dr.. 6IEdE6T
SONS A. all drugsrtsta.
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livery WOMAN SHOULD KNOW THAT CAR
Il ters Little Liver Pills specific for sick head
ache Only one pill dose. woman can't stand every
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SOUVENIRS Or TIE OPENING.
LADIES' DEPARTMENT SOUVENIRS.

Ten per cent of marked prices Of all Black Silks.
Black Wool Dress Goods. all Trimmings and Laces.
Iur, Ribbon. and Feathers. Ladies' Tea Gowns and
Chiidrenls suits. Sc.. Silk Underwear and Hosiery.
American Hosiery Conpanys Underwear. Pearl Stick
Fans aand-run Lace Neckwesr and Real Lace Hand
kerchiefs. Bric-a-brzc and Art Clocks.
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Oc1-eolm J. H. MAGKUDER. Ast.. 14l7 n T. ave.
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MO ONE KNOWS BETTER THAN THOSE WHO
~ have used Carriers Little Liver Pills what relief
they lave when taken for dyspepsia. dizziness
the side constipation and dsCgder~d stomach
The evening world., 1891-05-08
Opinious Of tho London Presa.

LONDON. May while the sympathies OF
the British public are with the United States
In their controversy with Italy over the
New Orleans lynching, tue failure of the
Grand Jury to indict the leaders. even
though their trial would have been sure to
end in acquittal. is generally deprecated.
The action of the Grand Jury has rendered
the situation serious aud more difficult Of
solution than before.
The Star says: Tho decision must be
gratifying to King Lynch. for 1t assumes
that Justice has been done aud the matter
ended. After all. Italy and the United
States will not go to war, but 1t Is time the
Americans enter upon campaign against
the corrupt administration OF justice in
their city courts.
The 81. JdmesS Gazette remarks that tho
world will probably wait long for Italy's
answer, because there ia nothing to answer
except that the Italian Government has
nothing TO do with the internal arrange
ments Of the United States and wants simply
righteously slain.
The Pan MaU Gazette has q poor opinion
OF the Grand Jury's finding. "The asser-
ton OF bribery" 1t says, "is easy. but
where is the supporting avidencee The
civilized public requires q few definite facts.
The Americans are still face to face with the
dilemma which they have created for theni-
| solves. II the statement OF the Grand Jury
10 correct, criminals run the courts; II those
| statements are not correct, there 10 no
redress in the American Constitution for
grievous wrong"
The evening world., 1891-05-08
HAS MERCURY AN ATMOSPHERE ,
Hints to Those Who VIII Observe IN,
Planets Transit on Saturday.

PHILADELPHIA. May PROF. NJ, B. Snv.
der. OF the High School observatory Of thi,
city calls the attention OF Western astrono-
mers and amateurs intending to observe
Mercury in transit on May to an interest.
ing phenomenon seen by him in the transit
of the same planet in 1878. and which NAV
now be verified. When the planet. between
first and second co tact, was praduallv pro.
iecting itself upon the solar disk only tbSt
portion OF Mercury already projected on the
sun was visible. When. however. the planei
was about midway on the solar limb, ouici
glance into the telescope with specially rest.
ed and sensitive eyes, for a moment. ana
for q moment only, revealed the entire disi
o. the planet that art ntill of the solar
disk ,inppearing family illumined. This
OH the sun at the mid position has never be.
fore been noted and seems to be due TO n.
ternal reflection OF solar light in an al
mosphere OF Mercury. III
WAsHISaTON, May 7.-General ipstrue.
tions tn observera respecting the transit on
Mercury Saturday have been issued from
the Naval Observatory, rs follows:
The attention OF Astronomical observers
is invited to the transit Of Mercury over the
disk OF tile snli, which will orcur on May o.
1891, and will he partly visible throughout
10 OF great importance. Every effort should.
therefore, be made to have II carefully ob.
served by all who possess the necessary
equipment
The Naval Observatory will be glad to 70.
ceive observation OF the transit from a
many stations AZ possible. Each record
should contain the following particulars: :.
l. The name. Of the station. including town,
county and State.
2. The date.
3. 4 description of the location Of the station.
together with Its latitude and LONGITUDE.
4. description or the tlmepiece and state
ment OF the aperture. focal length and maEni.
flying power OF the telescope EMPLOYED.
D. The COmplrlsOn OF the watch with the nom.
time signals.
g.. The time. OF each of the contacts, Just q
plication OF any correction
~. An estimate of the uncertainty to which
these times are liable.
8. Tho signatures both Of the observer at tia
telescope and Of the time recorder. -
The evening world., 1891-05-08
DOCKING" HORSES TAILS.
II Il Prououuced Cruelty In Phiiadelph
and Arrests Have Been Made.
IBPRCIAI, To THE woRID,

PHILADELPHIA. May 7.-Agents Fox and
Voorhees,, of the Pennsylvsria Society for
the Prevention OF Cruelty to Animals, went
among fashionable folks stables yeetes.
day. and at the conclusion OF their visiis
had enough evidence to Justify them IN
causing the arrest Of John Lyons. coachman
for p. A. B. Widener. and Thomas Eden.
coachman for William /. Elkins. the trso.
tion king. on charge of docking the
tails of five horses.
, lust sbont this time four years ago the
arrested for alleged cruelty to dog. which
cruelty proved to be an operation In the in
terest OF science. A year later it caused the
arrest nSt OF part party 2f swells belonging to the
Last year the officers agreed that fox chas.
ing ,is inhuman and another coterie Of
awells were arrested. This party declared
cases reached the Supreme Court the Society
met with defeat.
:, This season the Prevention" a. the
gentlemen who have had the tails of their
horses docked. which is really nothing
more or less than cruel process Of cutting
away portion OF the horse's, vertebre eI-
tendlng half way down the tail. The opera
ton was practised by hunters in England
some wears ago but has been prevented By
law.
The officers OF the Society declare that
they do not propose to wage war against the
servants who actually perform the opera.
tions. but rather upon the gentlemen who
order it done. Alessrs. Widener and Elkins
are among the most wealthy and fashion.
able residents of aristocratic North Broad
street. and own some of the finest horses
seen on the Park drives. They offered 10
pay any fines the MAGISTRATE might impose,
but the Society officers protested and the
cases will go to court Il
Yesterdays arrests are the first in Penn
Eylyania for the offense charged. The Law
provides that on conviction the offender 10
liable tn q fine OF 5000 or imprisonment for
one year. or both. in the discretion Of the
Court. There IL no special law as to the
docking OF tails. the arrest havirg been
made under ths general law relating 70
cruelty to animals.
The evening world., 1891-05-08
BlAlNE'S HANDS ARE FULL.
Ho Has More Important Work TO Do
Than All tho Rest OF tho Cabinet.
ESPECIAL TO THE WORLD.

ESPECIAL TO THE WORLD
WASHINGTON. May T.-Mr. Blaine has more
important business on hand and in prospect
than all ~ the other members of the Cabinet
put together. In fact. he is the admins
traitor Just now, and will fill large space in
the public eye for months to come.
In all probability the most stirring fea-
lures OF the imtroglio with Italy are yet to
come, and, OF course, he will figure in them
as the repreaent tative of this country.
The Behring Sea controversy will be inter-
esting and will develop Mr.. Blaine at his
best. He finds in Lord salisbury q foeman
far Sorthier 2f his steel than the Marquis
reciprocity scheme. the Newfonud and fish
erica affair, the new treaty with Spain. the
Efforts to acquire a coallng station at the
Mole st. Nicholas and other highly i'm
portant alters to command his attention.
Hi, friends say, that he works best when
his success within the next ten months
ought to be conspicuous
But all of this is discouraging enough to
the friends of the President, who would be
back ground. They see that when his trip
shall have come to an end the President will
be lost again in Mr.. Blaine's shadow, and
that this Is bad time Tor him to lose the
attention Of the country.
The Repub blican Clubs, under the inSpira-
ton receiyed at Cincinnati. are all at work.
but not In the Presidents interests. They
are likely to entirely forget the President IN
the enthusiasm for Mr.. Blaine, and o.
pecially rs all of the showJ work Of the Ad-
ministration in the near future will be Der
case will swell the Harrison howl for that
letter OF declipatlon which they are de-
mAnding OF Mr. Blaine.
The evening world., 1891-05-08
Amateur Baseball Notas.

The EIiles would ike to hear from taw good
bAseinsn about iitern years OF age. Address r
sullivan. S02 First avenue.
The Centrals have organized for the season and
would be pleased 10 hear all ulnes under seven
teen years Of age. Address Hugh Dunn. say First
avenue.
Toe Active Baseball Club would like to arrange
Tor SATURDAY afternoon games With ali clubs AvsI
aging seventeen year, OF age. Address Nm H.
Helms. z24 Seventeenth street, Brooklyn.
The Alpine Baseball Club defeated this Lone stsrs
games with all clubs under hftseu years OF age.
Address q. Harms. ~ West Twenty -siIth street.
The Young Dufis will challenge all nina. under
ssD.su ssssa ye1' The p'sH5 are p5i,ehf
b. BTsss. r /. D. LsHy. ID. j. Sm,1S' ~ al,
dIsss ThomAs DI1tchel $50 West ThT;y eighth
The Baltic Juuiors have rsnrZaniEsd for tho sea.
aon With the following plAyers; j. GsirvI. g. ; E.
Condor. p; K. bilon. ID. -, j.. Murphy. Oh. =; j.
Hss.S c .oS I. h e%ls,i n po'ffy fS,s !, sasd "a
We 70 hear from all nln.s wnh player, under s,s:
Wsst Thirty -stKnth street.
Tho YouBs stars have recognized for the season
gAushan. !. T.; \. Leonard. p. q. u.:Hsmmond. 70,
.s.sS: S:iIS IS b:ss aSS s'P,.n .bs ssnG q sS w.
Tnev would hike TO her from ell mines whose players
ers ahout thSt:.n years OF age. Address s,
Tho Mystle Juniors have TeorEsniEed for the sos.
gon with She following players; Robinson, c. Z.
tipn. l. q Cassidy, @ and Z. .. McGranu. 1b. b.
", Mes :, al. q. g. and .. +. BRADY. p. and 70.
Address !. y. FINN. EO6 WssI Fifl,sth q.
TIE Mun.ra' BsSsball Club are on deck With the
Isy; JoHp E; <. ran; Gs%rSs ESDl; Q. M,ln.@.SS
q Gas:. 'A 1Tss sh'; g:
The evening world., 1891-05-08
EXCITEMENT IN ROME.
The Report Of the New Orleans Grand
Jury Bitterly Com mentsd on.

RoME, May Tho decision of the New
Orleans Grand Jury has caused great deal
OF excitement throughout the city and is
bitterly commented on by the press.
The Captain Frdcdssd, the organ OF the
Opposition. says: "This impudent Rlori-
fcation Of murder, this solidarity OF whole
country with q band of cowardly homi-
cides gathered in numerous thousands
to exterminate few helpless pris-
oners. is no longer the cry Of people
drunk with crime and blood IL is q
declaration premeditated and matured by
the Grand Jury. which was regularly
chosen. 1t ia the answer that the American
Government has given to the Just claims Of
Italy.
:" For the first time In many centuries an
infamous crime 10 elevated to an institution
OF the State. IL is declared that when as
shssins are too numerous to be punished
they shall be considered as gentlemen. The
result Of this theory, II it is accepted and
sustained by tho Government OF the Union.
will bo simply that strangers in the United
States in the future must consider them
| selves unprotected by the law, and will be
constrained to trust the defense OF their
| rights and lives to the strength OF their own
arms When in future the President of the
United States shall demand from q Euro
pesn country the right to defend his conn
trymen he will be answered as Italy has been
answered"
The evening world., 1891-05-08
SHOT THE IDOL OF HIS LIFE.
Insane Policeman Burns Probably HIS
DsuGhteI's Murderer.

CHICAGO May Z. - Police Officer Hugh
Burns shot and probably fatally wounded
his daughter Iva this morning. Burns has
been acting in peculiar manner since the
death OF his wife, some weeks ago. and
when lie returned home from the station
this morning his daughter noticed that his
behavior was unusually strange. She ques-
TONED him. and in q fit of passion he drew
his revolver and fired two shots at the girl
The first bu let entered the left breast, Just
above the heart. and will probably prove
wound in the thigh.
Burns is the ather Of eight children. the
one shot being, mis- only dauGhter. She was
the object of his love and pride, ant DO Was
never, tired of dilating on her besutS to his
friends. She is the idol OF NV life, he
would say. When arrested. he delivered up
his revolver and remarked that il he chad
some more cartridges he would kill himself
and his other children
lie IL Violently insane. He 10 q brother OF
State Representative Burns. and has been
on the police force for many years.
The evening world., 1891-05-08
Suicidal Act of a Drunken Man.

NoRwALK, Conn. May ~. Halsey Keua-
per- Appointment resident of Westport, went
into Cannon's drug store this afternoon
and seated himself behind the prescription
counter. About i've minutes afterwards he
drew q revolver from his pocket and shot
himself in the back OF the head. he WAS
taken home ard Is nov in critical condi.
oS IiSp: aksmpsr u Sbert t6iriy-aSs ,ys year #
Kemper. He has been In Florida attending
TO his orange grove until . short time ago
but since his return has been on pro-
ira cted spree.
The evening world., 1891-05-08
$4,000 STOLEN.
Stockholders Got Big Dividends, but
They Were Not Earned.

ESPECIAL TO THE WORLD
NASHUA, n. H.. May THE Bay State
Shoe Fastening Company has been wrecked
The treasury Of the Company is depleted
and sf47. 900 is unaccounted for. For
three yeats past tho Company has been pay
ing a 1o-per cent. dividend, but examina-
tion shows that every cent Of 1t came out Of
the capital stock,
The treasury is empty and 5000. 900 has
been spent, of which s22. 900 was expended
for machinery. about S3l, 900 for divi-
dends, and the rest-$14S. O0O-Where is it ?
The evening world., 1891-05-08
suicide or a scbosl.Tsnehsr.

VoLuSTowS. Conu.. May :. Minnie T.
Elderkin WAS graduated from the Norwich
High School with high bouors q year ago and
began teaching school here. Too close sp-
plication "a study and trouble In school M
balanced her mind and on Wednesday. .ttni
~ q seesi. SsE BIZ hsHs %ss dsas
ter Of the Rev. ]. RldeEkin.
The evening world., 1891-05-08
Another Pacific Ma,lcr Launched.

CHESTER. Pa, May THE steamer Mic
aragua, built for the Pacific Mail line. was
launched here to-day from RoAch's ship
yard. The vessel was christened by Miss
Minerva HAndrem, OF New York. The Mic
lraguA ia 242 feet long. 10 feet beam, 10
feet o inches dopth OF hold and has ton
mage OF $50. which brings her within the
subsidy class, The boilers Areyof Hteel aud
Will have working pressure OF 90 pounds
to the square inch. She 10 expected to de-
Velop 1, 400 horsepower anI steam At the
rate of 4 knots All hour.
The evening world., 1891-05-08
The Grand Jury's Over.ish,.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, May THE Tin.es
says; The New Orleans Grand Jury
shonld, perhaps, have reported that the
Mahans who went dead IN the parish
prison March IL died OF heart failure.
That would have let us out and put the bur-
den Of proof on the amusing Rudini."