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A BRIEF SESSION.
Both Houses Of Congress Immediately
Adjourn.
RESPECT 70 mr.. VINDoM
Mr.. Morrill, in the Senate and Mr..
Mckinley in the House.
ANNOUNCED HIS DEATH.
SENATE.

In the opening prayer the sudden death of
Secretary Window was thus referred to by the
chaplain. Rev. J. G. Butler:
ITO whom can We come. but TO Thee, oh
God. under this dark cloud? We rejoice that
death does not end all. We pray Thee for the
life immortal through Jesus Christ, our Lord.
Teach us SO to live before God-obediently
humbly, prayerfully and trustingly; SO to live
before men-charitably, kindly and faithfully,
that death may be to us but sleep. We thank
Thee for that life 30 true, 30 pure. 30 useful.
long preserved, good, nodded and fashioned
| by faith in Christ. Oh, Lord! hide not Thy
face from us in the day of trouble! Look mer-
cifully upon and deal tenderly with Thy hand
maiden and with tina: family now i'm great sor-
row! Sustain and strengthen and comfort
them, and cause faith to triumph in the hour
of greatest darkness Teach us SO TO live day
by dry before God in the discharge of every
duty, that when we shall be called we may be
ready to die and to live where they die no
more"
SENATOR MoRRILLs NOTION TO ADJOURN.
The journal Of Yesterday was then read, and
as soon as the reading was ended Mr.. Morrill,
rose and in a voice tremulous with emotion
said In consequence of the recent calamity
which has visited us in the sudden decease Of q
former eminent member of this body and q dis
tinguished officer Of the government, the Secre-
tary OF the Treasury, / move that the Senate do
INV auJouTH.
The motion was agreed to, and the Senate
a"J0urneo I'LL tomorrow al IL a.m'
HOUSE.
There was an air Of sadness in the House this
morning, and unusual attention was paid to the
prayer Of the chaplain. He prayed as follows
"Oh, God, our father, stricken and over
W. WIN orrowwe come oeIore Ihee with
shc sur. is sense OF tne instaht aeatn OF
cni Ih eAecuuve oIicer OF the nation, whose
pup pubic ser VICE mas Deeh memorapie ana DENIM
cen' wnose aetouoh 10 tne weIare OF tine com.
Mohweaitn mas oeeh conspicuous, whose sweet
anu 1eau:nuI character as husband, father,
h; .cnu, enHen ana gen.emah' nas oeen ms
h ass..aS or .;, s ,ae soos OF MS Droken
hor,S seu WY anu Snliuren "a lneir uarkened
nome come 70 our hearts awakening In us the
Proiouhoes' sympathy, we pray tnat my pity
ing ,ose may descend 70 console mem ana my
soou Proviuence suGcor ana PROVIDE ZOE tnem.
uran. .iat tlls s'ar ting event may Dr1ng nome
W us t!e soienih sense that IN Inc MIDST OF me
we are IN oeaIn. 90, iet the grasp OF the world
On -. Us 20 io9scneo, ana our tn0u8nts De inted
70 .nih8s tnat are lmPerishaple ana divine,
anu may we turn our steps TO the paths
Oh virtue. plety ana goohness. that whenever
our SUMMONS snaa come. we snaii pass from
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A Blow to BE Struck at the Shipping INT
ests of England.

ests Of England.
Special Cable Dispatch to The Evening Star.
SUNDERLAND, Jan. 30.-Delegates who have
returned here from London, where they have
been attending a labor conference at which
1000, 900 men connected in various ways with
the shipping interests were represented, the
proceedings of which were private, de-
clare that resolution was adopted
which il carried out will absolutely block the
trade Of the country until such time as the
operation Of the Shipping Federation. the new
employers association, shall cease. 1t is added
that the first blow will be struck this week
either in London or Liverpool.
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MARRlED.

SPARo-FELLINGER. in january -, 1891. ct
the Residence of Rev David Bush. Rockville, Nd,
WALLER q. SPARE to EMMA N. fELllSGElL
both OF Washington. DC.
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The Gridiron Dinner Postponed.

INC 0kIUIfOu Dhnm6f F09tp0060s
The Gridiron Club determined today 10 post
pone its annual dinner, to be given tomorrow
night for one week ON account Of the death Of
Secretary Window, who was the personal
friend Of many Of its members and guest Of
the club at its annual dinner last year. Elab-
orats preparations had been made for the din
ner, at which President Harrison. Secretary
Blaine and Secretary Rusk we're 10 have been
among the guests.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-30

Although the foot ball season is drawing to
close, sufficient interest has been recently
aroused for the arranging of game at Capitol
Park tomorrow between the High School team
and the High School team of the class of 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-30
New NEckwEAR.

New NEckwEAR
We have just received small lot of Beaded
Ruffiinz whirh able to offer under price.
There are twenty styles in the assortment and
tie prices
-SS. 30 and e2tc. ayard-
We are showing full line of Chiffon Ruff
finss. plain and embroidered edres-one and
tvo rows-in White. Cream. Pink. Light Blue.
Cardinal. Mas. Hsliotrope. Gray and Black.
--soc.. 81. Is. 81 80 and g.. p a Yard
Our assortment Of Running at pc. is COM
plsts. comprising 100 styles. nine-t~nths of
which arr new this year. The coors are White.
Cream and Black and also Co. ored Tinsel and
BRAIDED Elects.
We have received another fresh lot Of
"Duple1" TOURIST Ruring at
lie. for box Of o yards
Entirely new lines of Plaid SIX Windsor Tiss
for ehi,siren-
% and soc. each.-
A new sne Of White Nun Ties
-1219 and Lie each
CPirst floor, nrst annex
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Two Wills Filed.

The win Of the late N. II. Wheelock, fled to-
day, leaves his estate to his son. Il was adj
mitted to probate and letters issued to Job
Barnard; bond, e15,000.
The win Of the late benjamin Owens, leaving
HIS estate TO his wife (both Of whom were re-
Gently killed ON the Metropolitan branch Of the
Baltimore and Ohio rsilroad), was fled today.
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NOOUETTE RUGS.

No. 41-sft Oft. 9. $50. Regular price, eco.
2S-6ft. loft. O, S11. Regular price. $.,3.
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Mr.. J. b. Heissr, who was removed yester-
day from Providence Hospital was taken 10 his
home, 1906 9th street. Mr.. Hsissr b the gentle
had 10 have foot amputated- He has been in
= critical condition for some days and b not
yst considsrsd By his physisiaas - out oe
danger.
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PRor. Koch RECOMMENDS

PRor. kocH RECOMMENDS
The soden Mineral Pastilles Ctroches made from the
soden SPRINGS. Frankfurt. Germany for SORE
THROAT. CATARRHs. COUGHS and COLDS
Dr. Koch said: "A cough for which tried many
other medicines. which had the slixhies; effect.
became better and has now entirely d.-pps.rsd
through use Of the soden Mineral Pastilles.
The genuine soden Mineral Pastilles must have the
testimonial and signature Of Sir Morrel Mackenzie
around each box Price SOC.
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WOODWARD & LorHEor.
FRIDAY. JANUARY 30. lspl.
A GREAT CLEARING sALE
MEMS FURNISHINGS
TO PAVE THE WAY FOR SPRING GOODS.

rop.rr -,,~ -
-
-
- VIC i'0H'h Vi 'snu
'-.,- - - -o' ..
eS'",- sOo' WIN eons'as'Ao'e
'~' WIN s'eA' A"'A"As'
rau
.'>1.'-e
I'm NJ. -.
T,...,..,,I
-,.n--N~,.-.~.,
SWEEPING REDUCTION IN MEMS FUR
NisHrSGs.
In order to make room for our spring stock o.
Mems Q Underwear. Nsckwear. Hosiery. &e, We
have decided to close out the balance Of our
winter stock OF Smoking Jackets. Travelling
Coats. Lounsins Coats. Underwear. &c 70
this end we have marked them at the following
Low prices.
-
y SMOKING Jackets and House Goats. In En-
siish cioths-plAids and ehecks-assrsetive pat
ssrns-neariy all sizes represented
Former prices. -. ~. 70 and %. To-
-Aarkeddo~n 70 81 30
7smokinz Jackets and Lounstns co.ts-hns
grade Of English Pinids and mi1tures-neas do
y~,.- 80, 100000
-, -
- .,.,
.,.,,'s a, -, - -.
an, ,,,x,,,-.s
y.-t.a ,'own 20 sa,o-
,-~-,. - -
SHouhsins 10H's ~ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
patterns-elegantly trimmed
Former prices, ss and sS. 90
Marked down IN s,
-.- ,,-,,-,-
III D'eakiA'' NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
psfterns-oeau'nui Styles
Former prices. slO. s1o.5o. eli and
-sllO-
u,r,a, aox,, 20 90
In addItion 70 aoo'e' we snAn onef "nas
''Travelins Coats" we have left in stock at Just
ons-Aaif their original prices These coats are
-,,1o Of r,s.,ip,,-vra,gb. E,,,;., cloths hand
SOME piA'as anu MIXTURES "nhneo. nnSnsd
seams. cut long In ulster style They are indis-
pensible for railway and steamer travelling and
apsxsr tho pnrposa of n night shirt paiarna
,-,
DA'n "iAp VI uis.sint so"h
IN order 10 iaeinsate the sale OF THESE gar
ments we shall put them center tables Of
MEMS Departmsnt
Our .p,;,a rsn.,p;ny stock Of fne Winter
>-L. ,,,,, t.. ,,,sfa .raa;rh.nd
=
marked o~n 10 'he iono"iDs'
-15c and al zrades JOc-
81 % grades, 75c.-
As<-1
Nearly all lines of our Mems Imported Me-
rino, Atwood and Sill and Wool Half Hose are
broken To close them ont at once we have
rino that were SIC. and 40c- to
PIC pair
Iot Of Nerino Hall Hose in plain and fancy
s'ripeS- me- ev-o,in-,
-, ,,H-.NI ~ ~ -, m. No.,
~. - $50. an "00 A' A
". ss,,-
49,. . %. -.
) ana. snr - ~ Ne ". :. ,..,.
=. 81. III -''- W WI ~ ~ "
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

iew York Stock Market.

The following the OPENING and closing prices Of
the New York Stock Market as reported by special
wire to Corson and Mccartney. 1419 street.
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MRS. wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP
Has bssu used for over FIFTY YEARS by MIL
LIONS Of MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE
TEETHING with PERFECT SUCCESS. II SOOTHES
the CHILD. SOFTENS the GUMS. ALLAYS all PAIN,
CURES WIND collie. and Is the best remedy for
DIARRHEA. Sold by Druggists in every Part of the
world. Be and ask Tor Mrs. Winslows Soothing
SYRUP" and take other kind. - cents bottle.
d1o-1y.
NEuRAIs1c PERsoSs
And those troubled with resulting from
overwork will be relieved by taking
BROWNS IRON BITTERS.
Genuine has trade mark and crossed red lines on
wrapper.
DROMPT RELIEF IN SICK HEADACHE. DIZZI-
ness nausea. constipation, pain in the side guar
anteed to those using Csrter's Little Liver Pills. One
a dose. Small price. Small dose. Small pill.
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Tn. vosgt q Haas Assignment.

In the Equity Court, Judge Bradley, in this
morning the case Of Feraagt voigt& Haas ct al,
in which the court yesterday made an order for
an injunction requiring bond Of the assignee,
the defendants, through Mr.. = T. Browning.
made . motion 10 reduce the bond Of the a.
signee from go, 900. Mr.. Tobriner for the COM
plainants objected TO any reduction of the
bond The court declined 10 reduce the bond.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-30
BODY BRUSSELS RUGS.

No. 1-Sft- 3 IL n. 3. eco. Regular price. s25.
SSH. 3 Z 13ft-. s21. Regular price. &2S.
S-6r. < 9ft. 10. S14. Regular price, 81.
G-6r. Z Oft. y. S13. Regular price. s16.
4-Sn. , loft. ). $40. Regular price. 525.
SSH. 3 IL #. q. ell Regular price. S.,S
36-S IT. 8 Ii #. q. &..1. Regular price, 49,
2-Sft. 5 Z Oft. 10, SIS. Regular price. 81.
6-sn- 3 Z Is fl. >. S:,5 Regular price. go.
31-9ft. 3 Z 10 IT,, 60. Regular price. $:3.
23-l0f. Z IA IT.. 81. Regular price, S35-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-30

Tho suit u C. H. Bell, the photographic,
against the Henderson Krebs Lithographic
Company Of Cincinnati Tor 1000 damages for
Infringing on his copyright Of picture Of Mn.
Cleveland has practically come 10 IN end, Il
having been shown that the Krebs company
hsd mot disposed Of any pictures In their poc-
session, but bed developed them al
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-30

Gen. Pike No BETTER.
There is no change in the condition OF Gen.
Albert Pike today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-30

Tuz SUPERIOR
REMEDY
ron ALL DISEASES
ORIGINATING IN
IMPURE BLOOD;
MEDICINE
MAY ALWAYS
BE RELIED CpoN
ToaIvE THE lest
SATISFACTION
sARsAPARILLA.
a2s CURES OTHERS. WILL CURE YOU.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-30

A marriage license wss isgusd today 70 Geo.
epringh We
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No. 33-10f IT. IA f. IL. $50. Regular price. SO
35-1Oft. Z IA #. q. &3O- Regular price. SIS.
B-1Oft. IA IT., s222. Regular price. s2S
11-10ft. Z 13 IT, 3 s21. Regular price. 81.
34-l0r. Z Ii #. g. go. Regular price. $26
1S-Sft. ) II it., $l5. Regular price. $40.
10-Sft. 3 Z DIT. .. 81 Ae2uiar price, S16-
2l-6ft. Z eft .. SO. Regular price. $l3
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BRUSSELS. MOQUETTE AND VELVET
INTER- RUGS. 75c.
JULIUS LANsBURGH,
18th and + streets.

THE ACTION OF CARTER'S LITTLE LIVER
L Pills Is pleasant mid and natural They gently
stimulate the liver and regulate the bowels
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-30

j. III. FLANAGAN.
10 y0a know hfn and his tsrmse II not aak your
iTseu1D h1ns-
AAAAOxDS.
AND JEWELRY
with W. 8. TAPPAN. 60 ykh q oaOdm
TT Is NO LONGER NECESSARY TO TAKE BLUE
pills 10 the liver to action. Csrter's Little
u ths appskis taks AAroRrs hfssrs. Dr. ]. G. II
bisUnrt aoaA aoaa nannsacsuDusA A. all dyugyiIoP.
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RUGS.
TAPESTRY,
RUGsi
RUGS,
BODY BRUSSELS.
MOQUETTE.
TAPESTRY RUGS.

We have made up and placed on sale the following
Rugs at ACTUAL COST:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-30
WILTON VELVET RUG,

WILTON VELVET RUGS.
No 2O-Sft. EFT. s2O. Regular price, $50.
19-l0ft. Z IA n. 4. $50 Regular price, s42.
ADMINISTER AND WILTON.
No. 25-sft. 13f.. g. s33 90 Regular price. S45.
No. 29-sr. IL n. q 81. CO. Regular price, $50.
Notice numbers and sixcs.
BRUSSELS. MoQUETTE AND VELVET
INTER- RUGS. 75c.
AND INTERIOR DECORATIONS
We desire to CALL SPECIAL attention to our WALL
PAPER DEPARTMENT.
We have now the most complete and varied assert
ment in the city. harmonious in eoIorings. rich and
artistic in designs. ALL NEW GOODS.
For the quality Of work would refer any Of
our numerous PATRONS, who have been pleased to
press their unqualified approval Of the skill and
displAys in the execution Of their orders.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-30

Great interest attaches to the month Of Jsnu-
sry. as every department is preparing for the
reception Of spring goods. with considerable
loss to ourselves. but with great advantage to
our patrons
Tomorrow Saturday morning we shall be-
in Mems Department.
This sale will eclipse any Of It's predecessors.
the folloNfol Lat Will attest
Evening journal., 1891-09-07

BUCK suddenly. in this city. on the I'd
Instant, DR., Z. Elton Buck, in the 18th yt az Of
his age.
BURRIS.-On the 81 instant, Edgar II son
Of John and the late Sallie Burris aged IA
months
DICKEY.-At stanton. Del, on Satu- day
ysning, Ber iamin w. Dickey, aged II yearr
Relatives and friends are respectfully in-
vited 20 attend the funeral. from his late re +
dence in stanton, on tomorrow. Tuesday,
September s, OF IL O'clock Hoon. Interment
at White Clay Greek Church.
FULLNfER.-On September ., Ferdinand
Fullmer, In his 54th year.
6lNDER.-On Septem Der 3. Annie, daughter
OF the late CHRISTOPHER and Hannah Ginder.
IRELAN.-In this city on the 9th instant,
Hannah A. lrelan, aged 70 years.
Relatives and fieuds are invited 10 attend
the funeral, from her late residence. No. 10 3
Poplar street. on Tuesday, September s. VI z
O'Clock p. m. lnterment private. Salem. Nj,
papers please copy.
JAMESON the 4th instant. Willie e.. son
OF w. K, and Lena James, aged months.
McELWEE.-On the fth instant, sarah e.
daughter Of John AlcElwee.
Relatives End friends are Invited to attend
the funeral from the residence OF her father,
No. 0oi Harrison street, en- Tuesday morning,
AZ O'Clock, High mass at St. Paul's Church,
lnterment at Cathedral emetery
Evening journal., 1891-09-07

Benz min W, Dickey, n years old died
At bis home Ia Stanton, al H. As o'clock
on saturday night. The cause OF his
death was paralysis. He had three
strokes. The last attack was on last
Monday. Since chat time he has been
unconscious and his death was hourly
expected Mr. Hickey was we'll known
Ia this county and was at one ime very
well-to.do For many years he ran 4
grocery store and cooper shop at Slant ID,
and during the war furnished theDu Points
with many powder kegs. De leaves a
wife and three Authenticated OF
Faxes John T Dickey, Lewis hickey, aud
Mrs John @. Wilson, all residing in this
city. The funeral will be held TO- morrow
afternoon AZ o'clock. Interment will
oe made in White Clay Creek Cemetery.
Rev. John Blake, pastor of White Clay
Greek Presbyterian Church will be the
officiating minister
Evening journal., 1891-09-07
MARY USED A WHIP.
A Pretty North Haven Dressmaks
Threshes an Aged Farmer.

Pretty North Haven Dressmaks
Threshes an Aged Farmer.
NORTH HAVEN, Conn, Sept. 7.-Mlss
Mary jacobs, the prettlest girl in the vii
lage, has horsewhipped William Van Do
rem, sixty year-oll farmer. Miss Jacobs
Ia a dressmAker and lives with her paren is
about two miles from the center Of the
village Van Doren, who is wealthy, re-
sides not far away One of Miss Jacobs
friends is Henry Bracket, who is married
Van Doren has gossiped TO some extent
about the girls friendship for the married
Mr.. Bracket to the dissatisfaction OF the
girl and her parents.
Early In the morning Miss Jacobs and
her papa appeared at Van Doren's house
and asked him whether he had made the
remarks about her which had been at
tributed to him
The old man attempted to explain, but
before he had said ten words more Miss
Jacobs suddenly produced big horsowhip
and began to apply it vigorously When
she was through Jacobs, pere, took
hand, and Van Doren was thrown on HE
back and severely pummeled
Evening journal., 1891-09-07
THE NEWS in BRIEF.

The United States fish commission
schooner Grampus was wrecked on
L'Hommedieu shoal. Vineyard sound
The crew escaped
The board Of lady managers Of the
Worlds fair are ia favor of closing the
fair Sundays.
Mr., Gladstone objects to a labor party
with a representation in parliament.
Ohio negroes are indignant that Mr..
Durham should have been appointed min.
lister 70 Hayti, and Mr.. Maxwell, their
candidate, ignored.
Recent rains have greatly swollen Con
ncoticnt river.
Ex-Judge Douglass Boardman, Of New
York, is dead
James A. Chambers, Of Pittsburg, hes
assigned
Evening journal., 1891-09-07

We have had something TO say about
the great Southern Exposition to be held
Ia the city Of Raleigh, A. c., and that
one'of its leaders Is hon. John L Patrick
of Raleigh. who is secretary. Connected
with the Exposition is what is known as
the Colored Peoples Departm 4nt, presided
over by Rev. ]. O. Price, d. b., full.
blooded negro OF fine appearances, as
black as black can be, and as eloquent as
any man In the United States. white or
colored Ee is said to be by all Odds a
much smarter man than Fred Douglass.
de IS president of the Livingston Col
lege OF Salisbury. N c., an institution
for colored people with an attendance Of
more than three hundred pupils This
Is the man who has done more for the
Advancement OF his race than any other
negro. living or dead, aud 1t was fitting
honor to confer upon him the position Of
Chief Of the Colored Departments OF the
Exposition
II will be worth trip from any
Northern State to see the progr sss the
negro is making in his Southern home
Every Southern state has its colored
organization with State Commissioner
to work up it's colored exhibit. The State
organizations have under them an organ
ization in each county The negroes
are more thoroughly organic, d IN this
work than they have ever been before for
any purpose They have set apart for
them sra ate buildings in which to
make teir Displays
This display OF the negro will show
whether or not the race Is improving
during freedom It will snow on what
terms the white and colored people live
together
The round trip rates from New YorR,
Baltimore and Washington during Octt
Der and November will be less than fifteen
dollars. The price OF lodging In the
temporary hotels on the Exposition
grounds will be 80 cents par day. The
hotel charges will be from one TO two and
a half dollars. Accommodations can be-
secured IN advance by addressing Hotel
Department Of the Southern Exposition.
Raleigh N. @
Large numbers OF Northern manufset-
urers will have machinery and goods on
exhibition. The management admits all
classes Of manufactured goods made In |
the Northern States
Evening journal., 1891-09-07
PEACH SHIPMENTS FALLING orr.
Only FortY-fivs Carloads Shipped over
the DalawMrn knllrnnd ON hntnrdax

only FortY-nYo carloads Shipped Over
the Delaware Railroad on Saturday.
The peach season is nearing its end
Only forty five carloads Of peaches were
shipped over the Delaware Railroad on
Saturday, aud not a carload was con
signed to Wilmington or Philadelphia.
The total shipments for the season foot
up to A. S3 carloads.
OF course Saturdays shipments would
naturally be very small owing to the fact
that there is no market on Sunday Still
a comparison Of the shipments with
other days, with due allowance for this
reason, will show clearly that King
Peach's reign will soon be over, and the
only thing left as souvenirs Of his
despotic rule, win be preserved peaches,
peach brandy, swelled heads and pleasant
memories.
Ten carloads were shipped from
Wyoming on Saturday. The average
price was 2s cents basket. The ship
ments win end from Wyoming by the
middle OF this week.
Evening journal., 1891-09-07

John Mitchell came down from Ger
msntown yesterday to visit Angus
shu u OF German row. beyond Elevel 70
street bridge, in this city. Shulz
bought keg Of beer to make it pleasant
Tor his visitor and those who sceom
panied him. Too much beer. however.
was drunk, and toward evening a quar-
rel arose and Mitchell picked ny the beer
Reg, with which be hit Shutz ca the
sad completely knocking him out. Nit
chell was arrested and held FOR a fur
Their hearing tomorrow morning.
Evening journal., 1891-09-07

The following ministers re-appeared in
their pulpiis yesterday, after 81 ioying a
summer vacation: Rev. w. p Swar'z OF
Central Presbyterian Church: Rev
Charles Il Murray OF st. Andrews Epis-
eops Rev John Y Dobbins Of Grace N.
4. Rev George Z. Thompson Of olivet
Presbyterian Rev A N. Keigwin OF
West Presby terrain and Rev. Philip B.
Cabell Of New Jerusalem.
Evening journal., 1891-09-07
10 plead for M. nravbrlcl,.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. THE ladies 81
this city are moving to secure the release
Of Mrs. Florence Maybrick from Wokine
prison, England, where she is confined fol
life, convicted Of having poisoned her hus
band. The ladies will present petition
to the queen.
Evening journal., 1891-09-07

81, LOUIS, Sept. AT the field sports Of
the Western Association Of Amateur Ath.
letes the Gaelic Athletic club, OF Chicago
captured six prizes, the Missouri Bicycle
club five aud the Olympic, Of St. Louis
three. J. +. Ryan broke the record foi
throwing the fifty pound weight He
threw the weight ~ It. ~ in, while the
record is "a #. in
Evening journal., 1891-09-07

SOUTH NoRwALK. Conn, Sept. IAN
this week searching parties have been
hunting unaYailingly for fourteen year-old
George Joyce, who was severely pounded
by gang Of toughs at clambake III
Prices woods on Sept l. Searching and
advertising for him have alike proved un
ayailing. 1t is believed that he has beer
abducted