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Imitation Mahogany Hall Chair. Regular prsOs.
olO. Reduced TO -.
Antique Oak Leather Hall Chair. Regular price,
e25. Reduced to eli.
Antique Oak Folding Leather Hall Chair. Rseula,
price. el6.50. Reduced to elo.
antique Oak Carved Hall Chair. Regular price,
%. Rsduced to a.
Antique Oak Carved Hall Chair. Regular prsos,
e25 Reduced to SIS.
Antique Oak Leather-covered Hall Arm Chair.
REGULAR price. s1s- Reduced to as
Solid Mahogany Hall Arm Chair Regular price.
e35. Reduced to SO.
Antique Oak Carved Arm Char. Regular price.
o10 Reduced to %.
Antique Oak Carved Chair. Regular price. sl2.
Reduced to 90.
lAntique Oak Carved Arm Chair. Regular price,
%. Reduced to g.
bined. Regular price. ss5- Reduced to SIS.
PAR1on FURNITURE.
SUITES.
1 Three-piece Diversified All Hssr Suite. reeuisr
price. $50 reduced to ESQ.
I Five-piece Rosewood Frame All Hair Suite regular
price. $500; reduced to ESQ.
1Three-piece Overstuned and Frinsed All Hair Suite.
covered in fine medallion tapestriss regular price.
olJ0; reduced to clio.
Five-piece Rug Suite regular price, sl50 reduced
to s125.
Ffve-pece Rug Suite. regular price, ss5: reduced
to S65.
Four-piece Overstufed and Fringed All Hair Suite
covered in medallion silk taps and French plush. reg
ular price. s225 reduced to Sl50.
16-piece Antique Oak Suite in silk tapsL Reeulal
price. SS5. Reduced to S65.
16-piece Imitation Mahogany Suite in Sultan plush
Regular price. $50. Reduced to &4l.
5-piece Antique Oak Carved Suite, real leather al
hair. Regular price, sl75 Reduced TO sl25.
Ebony and Gold Chair. Regular price. s3a Re
duced to %.
1 Beautifully Embroidered Plush Reception Chair
Regular price. $50. Reduced to $50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-10

We have large CORPS Of competent furniture novss
and pecksrs and have always hand large auan6fss
OF packing materials for sale. We On nou funiah -
own men md wagons for movinw.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-10

6 pairs Swiss. from S1s. 80 to 81 2. so
pairs Swiss, from sl7. 80 to az.
IL pairs Swiss. from s13. 80 to IS. 70
9pairs Swiss, from $40. 80 TO 81. so.
2pairs Swiss. from 5000 to SC.
Il pairs Swiss. from $3.50 to "a.
pair Swiss, from s12 to IS.
pair Swiss. from $ll. 20 to $3.50.
/ pair Swiss Muslin. from Sl0 to Is.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-10
LIBRARY AND Easy CHA1Rs.

solid Mahogany Arm Chair covered In fine medal
lion tapestries. Regular price, SO. Reduced to 500
Ant. Oak Arm Chair. covered in rugs and silk
plush Regular price. s4S. Reduced to $40.
Mahogany Arm Chair. covered in hrocatelle Rsxu-
lar price. "a. Reduced to sss.
Ant. Oak Arm Chair for club or library Rs9ulsr
price. ESQ., Reduced to SIS.
Mahogany Arm Chair. covered in beocstslls. Rsgu-
lar price. Sa5. Reduced to SIS.
i Large Arm Chair covered in medallion silk,
duced price. s45.
Turkish Arm Chair in crstonne REGULAR price
81. Reduced price, ss2.
Turkish Arm Chair in tapestry Regular price,
e38. Reduced price, SGT
Turkish Patent Rocker in cretonne Resular
price. &25. Reduced price. go.
Fancy Rocxrns
1 Imitation Mahogany Rocker in silk tapestry
Regular price. so. Reduced price, SIS.
i Imitation Mahogany Rocker IN brocatelle and
plush Regular price. $40. Reduced price. sI2.
Reduced price, $40
Mahogany Chair. rush seat. Regular price. o.
Mahogany Rocker. rush ssss REGULAR price. ala
Il educed price, $40.
prc n.1 ia sini.h nsetss tapestry ss.s Regular
Red Oak Finish Rocker tapestry seat Rerul.r
price. S13. Reduced price, %.
Fancy Gilded Rush Sea. Rock er, I'm sixtssoth Can.
fury Oak Frames and Pink and Blus Frzmea ~ n.
lar price. "a. Reduced to a.
shaker Rocker. Regular price. g. Rsducsd %
a.
shaker Rocker. Regular price, Is. Reducsd to
LADIES DEsxs
Antique Oak Ds.k. Regular price, s47. lsd.esd
10 go
sixteenth Century OAK o.sl. REGULAR pr,c,. ana.
Reduced TO go
Antique Oak Dssk. Rs<ulsr psscs. sa6 Rsduosd
TO go.
L Walnut Desk. with French bowel mirror. Rseu
lar Price. s35. Reduced to GO.
1 i6sh Century Oak Desk. Regular price. ca. r.
duced to Sl4
10 GIG.
Antique osk Desk Regular prscs 90. Bsducsd
to 60.
ducsd to "a. =
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CHIN, SIX Avn MApRAs L,cE.

100 yards Madras % inches WIDE. Regular prscs.
SOC. Reduced to DC.
50oyarls Imitation China SIX. Regular price 20c.
Reduced 20 Toe.
100 yards Madras. Regular prics. sc. and e. Rs-
duced TO soc.
800 yards Figured Real China silk. Regular price,
Sc. Reduced TO 6sJc.
IS yards Stripe silk osuze. Regular price. q. Re-
duced TO iOc.
200 yards Real China silk. Regular prios. 81 -
duced To SIsr
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II LUSHES.

250sards 24-nch Silk Plush, sc. 10 75c.
80 yards 24-inch Olive IEmbossd Aohak HUA.
e2.55 to sLs5-
81 80 TO SOC.
25 yards 24-inch o. g. Embossed MohAir P1unh.
~ to sL25.
SO yards 24-inch Olive Embossed Mohaar nush.
e. to SIS
% yards 2s-inch Blue Frieze Plush. e. 50 e. Is.
% yards 24-inch Embossed Cassn Plush, o. .
eco
80 yards 24-inch Embossed Maroon eih Piush,
o.. 75 to 81.
50 yards 24-inch Embosssd Crimson suh IA,
a. @J TO a..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-10
Oun New SroR.er WAnruousr.

We are now prepared 10 receive furniture &C. ~
the month or year on Storage and 10 furnish. n a.
sired. private rooms q %. Is. q. 50 and elO %
month. This building ID seven stories hixh vlh =.
feet front on I'D street and l22 fest d~ep
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-10


epairs SWISS from SIS. 50 to sl2.5a
s pairs Swiss from sl7 80 to sl2.
IL pairs Swiss. from sl3. 80 to IS. IS.
9pairs Swiss, from $40. 80 to s6. 80.
2pairs Swiss. from 1880 to SC.
II pairs Swiss. from SO. 80 to "a.
1 pair Swiss. from sI2 to IS.
pair Swiss. from Sll.J0 TO $3.50
L pair Swiss Muslin, from sIot Is.
Upuo,srv,x Dvp,.rvrxr
no,r 40 o.
~, v.nis Raw s,,. T;nss, fo,-,s, pr,c. 90 now
al ., T'
u ward. K.,.n. ransstrv sor,nsr nr,o. 40. ,ov
-, f'' -'' "
20 ward. Persian Tins, T.ns.,rv. for,nsr p,,c.
40 Ok. ro,r an .,
Is Yards Medal Tapestry Gin 4color,,. former pr,os
40 r.. nov an 70 S
rs Yards r. s. Tapestry. former price n 25; now
-
5oy.rasRs. rspestrv. former price A. "a: now
a.
D, Yards 4. q. rapestrv. former price 40 20. nov
q, *
40 ward. French r.p..trv former pr,o. Tic NOW
sOc
$40 i'' I'p'''n tapestry ''fms' pr''s ~ '0' no"
500 yards 5O-inch Turcoman all colors former price
Soc. now DC.
SO yards Mohair Damask former price e.; now
q.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-10
Extension TABLES.

/ 10foot Antique Oak Heavily Carved Extension
Table. Regular price. $50. Reduced to &11O.
12-foot Sixteenth Century Oak Extension Table.
Regular price, $45. Reduced to S37.
2 Solid Walnut 10foot Extension Tables Regular
price. $40. Reduced to eli.
2Antique Oak Sfoot Extension Tables Regular
price. $14 Reduced to SlI.
Oak or Walnut Extension Tables from As up
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-10
Fur Ruas.

White and Gray Goat Skins. unIned, ''odorless"
Regular Price, 81 Reduced to 81
Lined Goat Skins. finest quality. Regular price,
30 Reduced to SAT-.
Lined Goat Skins. finest quality. Regular price,
So Reduced to 1915.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-10
CHrrros1rss.

CHIFFoNIERs.
Large Antique Oak Chinonier With oxidixed trim
minRs. Regular price. s7S. Reduced to eco.
/ Sixteenth Century Oak Chinonier Regular price.
e5S Reduced to SIS.
Antique Oak Beautifully Carved Chifonisr. Regu-
lar price, $52 Reduced to s42
Large Antique Oak Chinonisr. Regular price, $50.
Reduced to $40.
antique Oak Chifonisr. Regular price. s45. Re-
duced to $50.
1 10th Century Oak Chifonier Regular price. ESQ
Reduced to $40.
/ 18th Century Oak Chinonier. go. Reduced to
go.
Antique Oak Chiffonien at $50. s25. SEQ. s1e. SIS
e17. SIS. Sl4. $12. $40.
THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT WE EVER HAD.
1 10th Century Oak Combination Wardrobe and
Chifonier. with French plate mirror in door, Rev.
ular price. ESQ. Reduced to s4S.
/ Antique Oak Combination Wardrobe and Chihonier.
Regular price, go. Reduced to as.
Natural Cherry Combination Wardrobe and Chit
fonier. Regular price. &C., Reduced to as.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-10
D1s1xa Room FuRs1ruRE.

Solid Mahogany Heavily Carved 6ideboard.
Regular price. $3.50. Reduced to Sa25
Solid Mahogany Sideboard, with heavy brass trim
minRs and candelabras. Regular price. el75. Re-
duced to &15O.
Solid Walnut Marble-top Sideboard. Regular
price, $135. Reduced to 800.
/ Solid San Domingo Mahogany Sideboard- Reg
ular price. S12S. Reduced to SllO.
1 Antique Oak sideboard. Regular price, e110.
Reduced to $50.
1 Antique Oak Sideboard. Regular price. s95.
Reduced to $50.
Antique Oak Corner sidsboard. Regular price.
$40, Reduced to $57
Antique Oak Sideboard Regular price. ESQ. Re-
duced to $62.
Solid Mahogany sideboard. Regular price. s15O.
Reduced to $50.
Antique CHARTERED Oak Sideboard with oxidized
trimmings. Regular price, $50. Reduced to s43.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-10
CENTER TABLES.

Round Walnut Checker Table. regular price. s25.
Reduced to sl9
Canary Oak Table, regular price. Ga Reduced
to %.
Drop-is.f Oak Table. regular price. SIS. Reduced
10 g.
Mahogany Plush Top Table, regular price, $40
Reduced to %.
1Rosevood Pearl and Bras Inlaid Tabs Regulsr
price. e40- Reduced to s25
Mahogany Pearl and Bran Inlaid TahlaL Regular
price. go. Reduced to S25
Imported French Table. REGULAR price. $50 Re-
duced 10 els.
Imported Frsneh TahaA Regular Price, ESQ. r.
duced 10 els.
Imitation Mahogany Piuah To, r,b,.. H~xu,.,
price. $50. Reduced 10 Is.
Solid Mahogany and Braa rsbaa. R~rnl., prxc.
e2-so Reduced 10 sls
Imitation oAk Larrs Uhr,ry Table, Rssul..
prics. t20- Reduced 10 Sl6.
siztsenth Century Oak fshlA lsrul,e mia.
e2A Rsduced 10 els.
Red OAK Round-sop Tsbas. Rsg,lr prsss, s1s.
Imitation Oak Patent Card r.bls. Rsxu,.r pr,o.
80. Reduced to sla
Imitation oAk Patent Card Table. Rsru,.r mica
ol6- Reduced to ell
Tables IN al woods md nniaasa. q q 50. n. a
az. % and % up 70 SIO0
MAxr1 CAsnxrs
! h.onss and Gold Manssi csbnse Regular prses,
Natural Cherry M.ntsl Cabinet with earhs Fr,och
hsssl mirrurA Regular price, go. Reduced to go.
i Imitation Mahogany Nanssl Cshin~e Reuuls.
prics. ESQ. Rstucsd 10 S36
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-10
PARIoR CABINETS.

fARLoR CABINETS.
Solid Mahogany Cabinet. Regular price, s150.
Reduced to ESQ.
Solid Mahogany Cabinet. Regular price, 9l1O.
Reduced to $50
Mahogany Cabinet and Desk. Regular price, S65.
Reduced to S55.
Imitation Mahogany Cabinet. Regular price, $40.
Reduced to e5S.
Imitation Mahogany Cabinet. Regular price. $50.
Reduced to e65
MISCELLANEOUS.
Antique Oak Cabinet. Regular price, $50 Re-
duced to ga.
japanese Cabinet. Regular price. go. Reduced
to SIS.
White and Gold Cabinet. Regular price. 600.
Reduced to SdO.
Solid Mahogany Cabinet. Regular price. ss5 Re-
duced to S65.
Imitation Mahogany Cabinet. Regular price. &55.
Reduced to cas-.
Gold Mahogany Cabinet Regular price, e125.
Reduced to 31O0.s
We also ave . large hline Of Hanging Cabinets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-10
SPECIAL on GOLD WORK.
STArUARY.

All Gold and Fancy Finish. yernis. Martin. kc..
prices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-10

Antique Oak Sdeboard with French bsveled mir
ror. Regular price. $4.. Reduced to S37.
Antique CHARTERED Oak sideboard. Regular price,
e70. Reduced to $50.
Large Walnut Buffet Table. Regular price. s24.
Reduced to 3lS
Antique Oak sideboard. REGULAR price, ago. Re-
duced to S27.
ANTIQUE Oak sideboards at %. els, els. go. s22,
$23, &25 and 50 up,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-10
FsrscH DnEss1sa CASES.

French Dressing Case. drsped with Egyptian ard
Irish Point Laee. Regular price. $40 Reduced to
e25.
French dressing Case. drsped with Silk and Irish
Point Lace Regular Price. s6o. Reduced to so.
Imitation Mahogany Dressing Case Regular
price. az. Reduced to S3S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-10
RUGS.


IL IT. Gin. x17 #. Price. $40. Now e2S.
10 II. q in. I'm. Price. 81. Now &25.
10 1T. o in. Z L. IT. @ in. Price. S32. Now s26.
10 #. q in. 10f #. Price. sS,. Now $40.
loft. o in. Z ii It.. Price. $50. Now 81. 90
10 IT. o in. II #. @ in. Price. S2S. Now S.s22.
loft. O in. Z IL II. 8 in. Price. els. Now s20.
8 #. 3 in. < Ii #. Price. &2:..5O Now &l7.5O.
8ft. , in. Z l3ft Price, $ssss. so. Now e16. 20.
SIT. Sin. Z IL II. 8 in. Price, S.s2. Now ol6.
eft. Sin. II II. Price, S..ssss. Now &l0.
6ft. 3 in. I II n. Price, S:ss.. Now e16.
SN. 3 in. X IL IT. Price. &:se. Now sl6.
II. 3 In. Z IL IT. Price, I'll. Now e15.
Sft. 8 in. 4 It. 5 in. Price, Ga. so. Now %.
en-. Ken. Price. Sl4. Now 81.
Sft. Sin. xsft. Price. GA. Nov ESQ.
INGRAM ART SQUARES.
81 yards by 8 yards. q.
3yards by yards. $3.50.
3yards By yards. "a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-10

Solid Mahogany and Oxidized Bras Cheval Glass.
Regular price. $40. Reduced to $55.
Imitation Mahogany Chsval Glass Regular price.
go. Reduckd 70 $50.
10th Century Oak Cheval Glass. triple mirrors.
Regular price. ESQ. Reduced to go.
Imitation Mahogany and Walnut Chsval Glasses.
Regular price. e16 Reduced to sl2.5O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-10

All those pieces left from sale before Christ
mas will be sold NJ exactly half the FIRST marked price
in other words offer $40 pece OF ststuHry for 81
SIS piece for % and % piece for e. and % On
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-10

FoLD1Na BEDS.
An enormous stock of Folding Beds-75 different
ones to make a selection from-including the best
makes namely:
The Phoenix Wardrobe Bed
The Windsor Wardrobe Bed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-10
PEDEsTALs.

116th Century Oak Pedestal. Regular price. els.
Reduced to al5.
116th Century Oak Pedestal. Regular price. e18.
Reduced to tl5.
Imitation Mahogany Pedestal. Regular price,
els. Reduced to els.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-10
CREroSxrs. FRENCH AND DoxEsrrc.

SO yards Cretonne. regular price pc reducsd to
zoe
175 yards cretonne. regular price Sc. r~duosd 10
Pc
loo yards cretonne. regular prcs Soc. reduced 10
BIC.
- yards 50-inch Figured Monte Cloth. regular
price g.. y; reduced 10 81 10.
50 yards 50-inch Figured Monte Cloth Regular
price. 81. Reduced to t5c.
~ yards J0-inch Figured Momie Cloth Regular
price, 15c. Reduced Jos.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-10

finished and most complete medium price desk in the
market. Also the Derby Kelmer Desk. the finest and
most expensive Desk put in the market. We also
carry the Chicago Desk Company's Deaks. and the
Grand Rapids Desk Companys line.
Roll-top Drawer Pedestal Desks from s23up to slOo
flst-top Desks from 90 up to SlO0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-10
FAscx .Conps AND TAssr1s.

80 dozen Pompons and Fancy Tsssels. regular price
q reduced TO &c. per Dozen
5000 yards Fancy silk Plush cords. regular price
loo. reduced 10 DC.
loo yards Raw sun Cord. regular psses &C.; -
duced to2c-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-10

AND WESTERN MARKETS AvAulNa THEMSELVES EVERY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-10
CHEvAL GLASSES.

Antique OAK Carved Easel. Regular psios. go Re
ducsd to els.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-10

81 yards by 8 yards. o..
5 yards by 4 yards. ESQ.
3 yards By 8 yards. "a.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-09-13

he has dissolved his bourgeoise marriage
and entered upon love union with Fraulein
The VortGdrtS says that DR.. Aveling's
Marx, but he declares that he left his legal
wife we'll provided for Dr. Aveling prom
ised to punish the author of the report that
his vile was in a destitute condition.
wife, who is In London, announces that
she will trace the detraotor and give him
q cowhiding.
rRAGEDIAN ESCAPES.
Kainz, the trsgedi0n, who has been en-
gagged to perform III New York this winter
broke his contract with Director Herr
barnay last year. and was condemned to
pay $4,000 damages. When Herr Barney
heard that Kainz was about to leave Ger
many he applied for an order from the
court to restrain him. Kaing, however,
made his way out of the country, but in SO
doing he lost farewell benefit perform
auce.
Book, who fled TO America after emhsz-
zling $4,000 from the Prussian mortgage
bank, has been traced TO a steamer which
left Hamburg last Saturday He will doubt
less be taken into custody upon the arrival
of the steamer at Now York.
Berlin is TO have the benefit Of an elevated
railroad built on the model of those in op-
GRAFTON in New York, but Berlners will
have the advantage in that the motive
power employed here will be electricity in
stead of steam.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-09-13
DIED IN HIS CELL.
Charges OF Criminal Neglect Against
O Physician.

Charges OF Criminal Neglect Against
q Physician.
ATLANTA, Ga, Sept. 12.-Charley
Waters. an East Point negro, died at II
o'clock tonight in the Fulton county Jail.
Waters was imprisoned on Monday. On
Wednesday night his place as
East Point was raided by the marshal
aud some other officers. The negro
was suspected of running "blind tiger"
When the officers entered the place, Waters
Is said TO have drawn a knife. One OF the
officers drew his pistol and fired twice. One
shot hit Waters daughter, who threw her
self between the officers aud her father and
the other bullet pierced Waters left arm
and lodged In his side When the negro was
brought here DR.. Griffin, who attended o.
burn, went to see him, but gave him only
some simple medicine. His visits to the
negro have been only three-minute calls,
and the wound, Waters wife says, has
never been dressed. To-day Waters
was in terrible pain. DIR.
Griffin called at 10 o'clock
this morning, but only left another powder,
and tonight went again in company with
another physician aud the negro was dying.
Waters wife. an intelligent negro woman.
charges her husbands death t. the lack OF
attention. An inquest will be beld in the
morning, and all the facts Of the shooting
and treatment since will come out.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-09-13
SaARKS HAVE A FEAST.
Eighteen Natives Dragged Down in
storm of Flint's Island.

Eighteen Natives Dragged Down in a
storm of Flint's Island.
SAN Francisco, Sept. 19.-The schooner
Gen Banning arrived from Fiint's Island
yesterday with cargo of cocoanuts. Her
commander. Capt Spring, reports that
while loading the cargo his vessel was twice
blown out to sea by severe storms. On
each occasion about 100 natives were on
board, and they hastened ashore IN canoes.
The second time several canoes capsized,
and the occupants were thrown into the
water. The water swarmed with sharks
and many natives were torn limb fro IN
limb before they could bc picked up by the
other canoes. Several islanders were
dragged down. One young fellow plunged
into the water with'a long knife 60 save bis
father, but both were torn to pieces. One
young girl had almost reached canoe
when shark seized her by the middle and
dragged her down. Out of thlrty-eight
people who were thrown into the water
eight were seized by sharks and killed, aad
one man had q leg bitten off.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-09-13
o'Ba4HN's snaabA5n.
The Officials of the Knights Issue a
Staten ent.

The Officials of the Knights Issue a
Staterle ent.
Chattanooga. Tenn, Sept 12-The
officials of the Catholic Knights Of America
authorize the following statement: IN. j.
OBrien, supreme tr easurer Of the order, has
left the city of Chattanooga, and mis- where
abouts are unknown. Supreme President
James David Coleman, Supreme Secretary
John Barr and Supreme Trustoes John J.
Duffy and Richard Walsh are here, and
upon consultation Trustee Daify has
been instructed to take possession OF the
books and papers OF the treasurer and fully
discharge the duties thereof, until 0'Brieu's
successor is elected and qualified. Supreme
Vice President Larkiu arrives to-day and
Supreme Trustee McGinnis in the morning.
Obrien's default will cause no interruption
of the order of business, and all outstanding
orders Will be paid on presentation.
Branches of the order viii remit
to John j. Duffy, aching treasurer,
Chattanooga, Tenn. The supreme officers
unanimously declare that tho order is amply
secured against any loss resulting from
O'Brien's delinquency. An official letter
will issue to all brancheL"
WILL SAY NO MORE.
The above is the only statement the off,
cials of the order would make II is thought
OBrien's deficit will reach $40 900, although
nothing definite is known. President Cole
man awaits the arrival Of the repre-
sentative Of the security company g.,
who is expected on Monday, when
the books and papers cf O'Brien will be ex-
amined. Nothing has been learned of the
missing man and mis- friends fear he is
wandering about dementsd. The order of
which OBrien was treasurer ia the largest
Catholic benevolent society IN the country,
with branches throughout TIE entiEe union.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-09-13
ENoLAND's TRADES UNIoN1srs.
The Congress just Adjourned a
Highly Intelligent Body.

me congress just Adjourned
Highly Intelligent Body.
NEWCASTLE, Sept. l2. - The compo-
sition Of the trades union parliament
rary committee ballotted for yesterday was
announced to-day. John Wilson, member
of parliament for tho Goven division of
Lenarkshire, head of the firm of Wilson
q Co., iron tube manufacturers. and e large
employer of labor, an old unionlst of tue
moderate class, headed tho list majority
Of the other members are new unlouists
The treasurer reported that there would
be a balance of e1, 100 in the treasury after
all the expenses Of the congress were paid.
Resolutions were approved In favor of an
increased representation of the labor classes
in parliament and advocating the appoint
ment of railway workmen as railway In
speotors.
NO STATE BOARD OF ARBITRATION.
A motion favoring state board Of arbi-
tratton was negatived by vote Of 129 TO
lO7.
The congress closed this afternoon. "Benn
Tillett, the labor leader and one of the dele
gates present at the congress, in an inter-
view to-day said: This congress which has
just terminated its labOrs was in
distinct advance on all former trades
union congresses. Its capacity for
debate was greater, and for in
tellectual vigor, economic grasp and sound
common sense it will compare with the first
assemblies of the world. The voting dis
played a truly democratic spirit and so far
as the old and new unionists we're con-
cerned, good temper, friendluess and frank
ness were shown on all sides and prevented
vide separation. All sections co-operated
il the real work Of the congress-"
Aftcr the congress had closed 40, 200
trades unionists marched in a procession
through the streets Of tho city in order to
celebrate the successful termination of the
big labor meetings just held.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-09-13
SEALS ON TEE DOLLARS.

7 he Small Carmine Seal to Appear on
All Legal Tender h otes.
q WASHINGTON. Sept. l2-The Secretary
q the Treasury has formally approved
1ne report Of the special treasury committee
tnat recommended that the department
nefeafter use on all legal tender
noVes and silver certificates issued
py the government the small car
lhlhe seal now used solely on national bank
ootes. The bank note seal is much smaller
man the brown seal used on the legal ten
rer notes and silver certificates. which OBJ
|ecured much much Of the engraving on these
noIes The new seal Will appear on the
new WINDOW 80 certificates, which will be
put into circulation Oct. /.