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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-23
The reassembliug of the international Ameri-

The reassembli:ig Of the international Ameri-
can monetary conference brings up the question
OfcOinage in a practical shape. Whether the con-
ference will be able to do more than II did last
year-simply to meet ard adjOurn-Or than
has been effected by previous conferences held
in Europe remains 10 be seen The Latin
union. composed of France Italy. Switzerland.
Belgium and Greece. proposed the unlimited
coinage of gold ard Of five-frsnc silver pieces
of full legal tender at the ratio of 151z kio-
grams of silver TO one kilOgTam OF gold Under
this treaty all other silver coins to be coined
on government account and made subsidiary.
Among the amendments 70 THU treaty OF the
Latin union one suspending silver coinage
at full legal tender. of the countries repre-
sented in the present conference the Argentine
Republic, Bolivia. Colombia, Ecuador. Peru.
Venezuela and the Central American states
have the system OF the Latin Union-tlat is.
the ratio of gold to silver Is to l5.5. In Chill
the ratio is l to 1874. Brazil is a gold mOno-
metallic state, with silver subsidiary coins.
The ratio in the United States of America is
10 Is IS The cOins'of all these various repub-
lies different in value, and the present
movement looks to common medium of ex-
change between them with a common coinage.
But Great Britain, gold mOno-metallic state,
has strong hold on the southern American
nations and her opposition must he duly esti-
mated in any calculations of chances.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-23
COLORED DRESS GOODS.

COLORED DRESS GOODS.
Full line Of Imported Henriettas in all the leading
Opening price, 4sc
Our s11tc. Imported Henriettas. in Tan, Drab and
Opening price, Zoe
Our 46nch Finest Imported Henriet.as in all the
est colorngs good BARGAIN at 81.
Opening price. S1Jsc.
Our 54-inch Ladies' Cloth in Drab Tan and Brown
Good value ut 60c.
Opening price. 4sc
Our p Broadcloth. in Tan. Drab, Heliotrope Brown
Opening price. SIC.
Our 81 80 Best French Broadcloth, in all the latest
Opening price, sla5
Or 50e Silk finished Brilliantines in Drab. Navy.
Opening price BIC
We have only few shades Of Side Band cashmeres
ieft; the price for them has always been he a yard
Opening Irice. BIKE. yard. =
Our % Imported Pas. 40 inches wide and very
Opening price, s7kc..
Our = Imported cameis Hair Plaids. in Tan Drab
Opening price, a5e.
Our aOs rs Shepherds Plaid. in Black and White and
Opening price. 37g1c.
During Opening Days We will offer asa
SOUVENIR
SPECIAL
BARGAINS
IN ALL
DEPARTMENTS.
s. + Nm { Gee !" ssss
Xxx II \ m { GG Sc ssss
PPpfp a + A GCcc ZEE
PPP "A l. "A g FL
AAA l. AAA G G.
LII CCC EEE
S12 AND sl4 SEVENTH ST.
A5-store open evenings during Opening Days until
9o'clock. 1t
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EI-Minister Phelps able article in Hqper's
Magazine. uPholiing the American side of the
Boring sea controversy. repudiates arbitration
As remedy. But IT was written before the two
nations had approached so closely on the arb:-
tratiOn issue. Arbitration of the kind pro-
posed by the United States may yet settle the
question, before the seals are exterminated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-23

Edaestion is the only remedy for the ground
rent evil o; which Baltimore complains go
loudly Teach the rising generation to ap-
Preciate the beautiful, and who will rent ground
N baltimore when he can buy soil in Washing
ton?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-23

Robert g. Ingersoll has given the religious
AMI irreligious something to tall about. In his
tribute 10 the late Lawrence Barret; he adj
mitteo the probable existence Of a future state
and approached more nearly the Christian doc
thine o. another lie than he has heretofore
dora
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-23

The hymnologist who wrote Over the
Garden Wall can secure material for an ad-
ditional stanza from the gentleman who scaled
the brickwork defenses south Of the White
House on Saturday night
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-23

England proposes as a choice Of evils-war
WITH France or coercion Of the colony-tO
eoeree Newfoundland England may wake NJ
some hne morning and discover that her
colonies are independent
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EASTER NOVELTIES IN BLACK DRESS

FABRICS
"Iurin's" 4oinch Mi-Nool Black ''CHAI-
LIS" 5,c. yar1
''Lupn's" 4O-.nch Nuns Vsilinx. ssr yard.
''Iupin's' "-inoh Nuns yelling 7.sr yard.
''LuIGE's' a6-sn,h Black SsrSe. ~. yArd-
ENGLISH MuHAIR
5o-inch Blacl MohAir Joplin. ~ yard
AGlNCH ALi-NOOL HfNkiEIlA. 30.
yard.
4'finch Atwood Henrietta. Al yard.
4Cinch Ai-Nool Henrietta. - yari
III PINS" 4U-inch = un's 10th. -. a yard.
''lupn's" 4oun,h Nuns Cloth. extra quail
i;y. ysrl.
40 inch Atwood DrSp h. Verdi. 81 yard.
i4-nsh Can'eiite Clotns. for wells. Ell .
yard.
I4-iach Carinelite Cictls. for wells. sl..s q
yard.
''Lurn's" ~ inch Camsl's Hair 'arrnadine.
with sid. band. So, yard.
.'@-inch braalcloth. 81 =, a yard.
f4-inch silk aud Wool B@ngallne, 81 "a
ysrd.
4G-inch Gloriosa. Al - yard
4"-inch sin and Wool ''Drap Dc Alma"
sl.;oa yard
WHITE WOOL FABRICS FOR CoNFIaNA-
TIoN ROBES.
4o-inch Al wool Serve "a a yard
4G-inch Atwood Henr.tta. 90 a yard
40 inch EI.,,ish BpR.alhie. : ! a yard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-23

The enterprising Sunday Herald has made an
Increase in its size. i, appeared yesterday en-
iarsei 70 twenty-four pages, eight Of which
wee devoted to the real estate and building
Interests Of the city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-23

THE LADIES CORDIALLY INVITED To
ATTEND OUR GRAND EXHIBITION OF
PARIs-TKIMMED
HATS AND BONNETs.
BESIDES HUNDREDS FROM OUR OWN
WORK ROOM. WHICH AXE PERFECT
MARvELs OF BEAUTY. THIS DISPLAY
WILL INCLUDE SOME OF THE HAND
SOONEST GOODS AND STYLES EVER
SHOWN OUR DISPLAY OF UNTBIMMED
HATS AND BoNNEIs. FLOWERS. RIB
BoNs, LACEs. vELvETs. NETS AND
NOVELTY GOODS OF ALL DESCRIPTION
Is ONE OF THE GRANDEsT EVER MADE
IN WASHINGTON.
IN ADDITION To OUR DISPLAY OF
MILLINERY WE HAVE ON EXHIBITION
GORGEOUS LINE OF CHINA sII.K IN
DERwEAR. SILK. Isle AND COTTON
HOSIERY. CoRsETs OF ALL THE LEAD
ING AND POPULAR MAKES. SILK AND
LINEN HANDKERcHiEFs. KID GLOVES.
NECK RUCHINGs. ETC. ETC. DON'T
MISS THIS EXHIBITION, II YoU DO YoU
SURELY WILL REGRET 1T. 1T IL a
SIGHT WORTH SEEING. OUR ENTIRE
STORE Is DECORATED IN SPRING Al
TIRE OF THE DAINTIEsT MATERIAI.s.
IN CONCLUSION WE AGAIN CORDIALLY
INVITE VOC FOR THIS GRAND DISPLAY
TODAY AND TOMORROW. MARCH Is
AND "a.
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HERE Is A PRETTY LINE
P Pp EFE ERR ERR Y ~ ssss
PPP FE RRR RRR w Ssss
? Err + I y sssS

Easter sees the first PARASOLS Of the season.
Fashion calls them on; TO accompany the spring
gowns on the promensdes that are features Of
all pleasant days from then on. What might be
very ugly, unxainly arent of conlfort-art
and cOntrivance has bent and bowed" into q
graceful topping of" and published 1t in a
hundred different editions. PARASOLS are
one o. those items Of wardrobe that nIilst be re-
newed with each year. They die oui"-rarely
out.
Fashions ch,nse IN dress Is TO blams-for
harmony Is one Of the first laws of becoming
stiirenent- Last years sunshades are not in
tone" with this seasons robes. So. then YOU
are in the market TO be served with sun
protector" You have good taste--and We
think We have-tOrether let us pick over the
variations of fashion We have collected
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-23
1A1l K STREET NORTHWEST,

141A a STREET. NORTHWEST,
! WASHINGTON, March 81.
MR. EDITOR: In q large number OF cases of cstarrh
the throat affected as well as the nasal passages and
when such is the feeling irritation fullness
rawness tenderness pain is felt in the throat.
creased upon pressure while swallowing. and occa-
sionay distressing sensation is complained Of If
hair or brstle other foreign substance had lodged
in the throat. The mucous membrane is coated with
tough. vscid discharge. which rrovokes an almost
constant desire for scrspinr, hemn,inr or hawking
while at times disagreesbe sensation of dryness in
the throat almost constantly present In some cases
the ability to swallow is sensbly impaired so that pa
tients find it somewhat difficult force down the food
and are troubled occasionally with paroxysms of
choking.
The tonss more lsss enlarged and infamed
can only be removed by pressure. The uvua is eou-
gated. irritating the epgots giving rise to prolonged
fits of distressing cough and often producing by this
constant friction serious ailments of the larynx
The fauces thckened the follicles are enlarged
and iniamed-the eustachan tubes partly cosed-pro-
ducing distressing noises in the ears and head and
occasional opening and shutting sensation in the ears
to decided Deafness which with every cold
until useful hearing is lost.
The voice is always more or less affected becoming
hoarse weak cracked. and occasionally it is so i'm
paired that it degenerstes into whisper. Cough
of variable severity is often present. sometimes of
mere hacking character. but occasionally Of very
severe and troublesome nature. accompanied by
derns pains and other uncomfortable sensations in
the chest together with great debility and progressive
emaciation In fact. alarming these symptoms
in that they apt be mistaken for those
Of tubercular disease and many catarrh that
came under my observation had been pronounced
consumption. even by experienced physicians. and
vanly treated such. while all the symptoms rapidly
disappeared as the treatment was directed to
the eradication of the catarrh
For over thirty years have devoted my exclusive
attention the careful study and scientific investga
ton Deafness catarrh and diseases Of the
organs and have succeeded in formulating a system
of treatment which is absolutely painless, prompt
its action. and positively curative in its effects. From
the first application great benefit is experienced which
continues from day to day until final and permanent
cure is the result
Respectfully yours.
A. P. LIGHTHILL.
Specialist.
Hours from 8 to IL and 4 6. 1t
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SrHrxa STILES Ix Hans.
We now have complete stock OF Spring hAts.
DERBY HATS. az. 30. AZ. 30. 81. e5.
SILK HAAS. s. sU. o.. -
AL kinds of sosf Hats and Cars
ools agents for Knox n T. HATE houmsn n Y. Hsta
BIZ sTINEMETz SONS. l23s Penn. ave. nhlA
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W. A. Pmrcr 4 Co.
sao,->-Ors TO Y a. Davis.
slsMsl ct SPACE.
Corner ssh o..
EASTER CARNIVAL oPESI,- q ANNOUNCE
MINT CONTINUED

There Is no other os,asian in the year thst
ladies' arr - Particular aboui having neN 900
TUNES and outfits EASTfR n - well
known to lie ume-honorea custom. unA every
r-rss1n that csn offord 20 have any shinar new IN
the way Of dress for s,rinr strives =, b,V. !,
ready Tor Easter Sunday. For Wis reason We
hsve made every concr,yahie effort - have an
extraordinary oolle-tion OF eNsryth.ns ,n our
line ~ goods. and Tor the past ~ months Ne
have collected a rnaeniiicent asS.,rtlt.nt q. IN.
newest ideas VA sIfinE Novelties rh,Sa VIA
NSi; our cAHNTN Al. OPP Ming can testify %
me superior richness OF our display
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-23
BLACK DRESS GOODS,

4O-inch All-wool Henrietta; worth 62kc
Opening price. 4Sc.
46-inch Henrietta worth Soc
Opening price. &c.
46-inch French Henrietta: worth 81
Opening price. 1.Ic.
4O-inch Mohair Brilliantine: worth GIc
Opening price, iSc.
4o-inch Brilliantine: worth 81.
Opening price, 1.lc.
42-inch Plaid and Stripe: worth 81 %
OPENING price, 91c.
4O-inch Drap d'Alma; worth size.
Opening price. 6Sc.
4O-inch Serge; worth 65c.
Opening price. 4Sc.
3S-lnch Nuns yelling: nth tf.Lc
Opening price. 4Sc.
3S-inch Albatross; worth S1Lc
Opening price, 49,
Full line 45-inch Black and White Plaiis worth &c
Opening price, 4Sc.
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w. H. HoueHros Mre Go.
OUR FURNITURE OFFERINGS ARE IMMENSE
FOR THIS WEEK

We have inausurated Red Ticket Sale for Spot Cash.
This sale has proven to be great with and
we will continue it until the stock marked is entirely
closed out. This Red Ticket indicates an immense
duction in prices. Do this opportunity Come
while you have a good large stock to select from.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-23
RIBBON DEPARTMENT..
SIhAH SIIk SASUFS

In shades Of P:E. Crrsm. Iigii Blue, so
inches ~lcie, with deep knotted fringe. ~, yarl-
long. 80 - each.
Al-Bsck Surah silk sasheS. N indies wide,
extra quality, de-p Enotteyi frinsc. ~ yards
long SPECIAL. e. each.
ENira-quality An-s.lk Heavy Gros Grain Rii-
bons. in all oi the newest shades Tor ~irins ~,
inches wide Regular I'r.u.. ~. Dur -I-,,ial
price. lac. yard.
We are showing fun line Of Spring Shades
in Velvet Ribbon IN the different widths Irices
GUARANTEED.
In Ribbons We have every Kind ana slial. i'm
as1nabie Bring your Samples Ut dress fahrics
and We will match them with Ribluns.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-23

are I'm the market 10 be served with sun
protector" You have good taste--and We
think We have-tOrethcr let pick over the
variations of fashion We have collected
x-x-x 2O-inch GARNET. NAVY BLUE,
BROWN, GRAY AND BLACK
SATIN SHADES. in the proper
shape-sI.15
10y 22-inch SATIN SHADES. with
the latest shades used in border dec
oration-S3.
x-x-x 32-inch GARNET, BROWN,
NAVY BLUE, DRAB AND BLACK
PLAID sURAH-s3.
x-I-x 2,-inch COACHING SHADE in
CHANGEABLE SILKS-CASES to
match and FANCY STICKS-S3. a.
10y 3-2-inch GROS GRAIN SILK,
with SATIN STRIPE BORDERS, in
GARNET. NAVY BLUE, BROWN,
ECRU and BLACK-s4
x-x--x sun UMBEELLAS-2I inches
of NAVY BLUE and GARNET
TWILLED sILK-s3.15. With
SATIN BORDERs-s4
SATIN STRIPED and POLKA
SPOTTED GRENADISE. lined iu
MARCELINE and mounted on
EBONY STICKS-S7
I-x-x PALE GRAY. FULL TOP,
CHIFFON FLoUNCE and FANCY
LININGS-S2O
These are hints of the delicate ex-
tremes you can see.
LACE trims most Of our $40, sl2
and Sl5 grades. They are thorough
bred novelties"
One named will Iced your curl
osity closer to our line of Chill
DREN'S SHADES.
14-inch SATIN STRIPE-PINK.
BLUE. CARDINAL and ECRU-
yeritab!e Juvenile coors-1 5c.-with
the BEST qualities at 81.
We make IL a speciality al ways TO ket y our lire
OF MOURNING SHADES abreast with de-
are points of merit.
22-inch LEVANTINE SILK and
EBONY STICKS -S225. Union
Silk-S2. 80.
10y :s2-nch AII.-SILK SURAH and
CARVED EBONY STICkS-S3
s2-inch WEIGHTY GROS
GRAIN. mounted carved
EBONI-S3 80. Lined in Marco
LINE. and with hand-carved han
dles-SJ.
x-x-x Pinch CREPE DE CHINE.
with GAU1E RIBBON BOW and
MARCELINE SILK LINING $40.
x-x-x PLATED CREPE DE CHINE,
lined in BLACK MARCELINE-
GAUZE BOW and EBONY HAN
DLE-SIJ.
We don't expect you to get anything more
than an insight into stock through these
giasses--Follow up the peep you get, though,
with good. serious. seeking tOok. We are sure
enough of its merits to want you to look around
and make comparisons with others. We buy of
the hands that Sc: the gait fashion shall travel,
and II would be funny if We WE'RE NOT
GUIDING THEIR CHOICEST CREATIONS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-23

DASDRUrF.
GLYcERINE HAIR TONIC.
Mr.. W. s. THOMPSON.
Washington. u. c.
DEAF SIR: have used your CLlcEkfNE HAIR
TONIC and very much pleased Wit. tie rpsults.
In my has performed wonders, IT,
fore Il was constantly annoyed with sHOAHR
or DaNDkUFf after brushing Ny hair hiss now as
sumed q natural appearance II entirely frps
from the disga~,inl deposit.
Yours yery truly.
JAMES CARR. MD,
New York city.
The above testimonial from of the medical pro-
fession selves to sLos til-ir esteem GLNcERfNE
HAIR TONIC IN DRlNESs. ITCHING OF THE
SCALP and DANDRufF. Zoe a bottle. For sale
only b.
". 6. THOMPSON.
Pharmacist.
mh23 EOS 18th st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-23

OPENING DAYS AT THE MONUMENTAL
TO-DAY AND TOMORROW. MARCH - AND
"a
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PALArs ROYAL SpRrSe "Oprsrse.~
OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF IMPORTED
NOVELTIES is OFFERED AT THE
WHOLESALE PRICES AS A SOUVENIR
OF THIS. THE FOURTEENTH ANNUAL
SPRING Opening" OUR PATRONS
WILL UNDERSTAND THAT THE COST
TO Us Is MUCH MORE THAN IF SOME
TRIVIAL ARTICLES WERE GIVEN AS
SOUVENIRS AND DOUBTLESS is MORE
APPRECIATED.
:: :: 8 : j +. |I| / + +
+ Il ssss TIT ssss
/ II ssss ssss
ILL II ssss + ssss
WE HAVE NEATLY PRINTED LISTS.
GIVING THE REGULAR PRICES. THE
PRICES YOU WILL FIND MARKED on
THE GOODS. AND THE REDUCED OR
SOUVENIR PRICES OF THE open
ING" THESE LISTS MAY BE HAD
NEAR DOORwAYs OF No. llI1 AND
1l19 PENNA. AVE. ALSO AT THE
10TH STREET ENTRANCE.
As- Below will he found mentioned a few sample
items from nine Of our twenty -four departments.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
Continued below.)
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Guessing Contest our European Trip Bsoias
Monday. NGreA 80.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-23

Wusox & CAan.
FINE SHOES.
We have nov q rel airing department on Cur
premises, where you can have your soling and
Keeling done in the finest style si short notiss.
mh2l-d a29Fst. nv.
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HATARRH.
ITS EFFECTS ON THE THROAT,

ITS EFFECTS ON THE THROAT.
LETTER NO. FROM DIR. LIGHrHILL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-23
LACE DEPARTMENT,

4o-inch Black Silk Russian Net worth sl.oi
Opening price. Csc
44-inch Black Silk Drapery Net; worth LIZ.
Opening price. S1xc.
4o-inch Black Spanish Lace: worth Sl.G2
Opening price, 81 p.
4o-lnch Black Chantilly Flouncing; worth al 10
Opening price. ST. 40.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-23
The MoSuMEsraL.

a3. AND g9 4 STREET NORTHWEST.
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DRESS GOODS DEPT SOUVENIRS.
LACE AND TRIMMING DEPARTMENTS.

Doc Gold and Silver tinimTs
10 per cent OF marked prices all other Dress TRIM
mings, Buttons. Flowers and Ribbons
Lace Drapery Nets. Floncings, Demi- aouncinas
and all other Lces at 10 per cent less than they
marked.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-23

EASTER HOSIERY.
ladies' Fancy Lisle Hose 80. pair
a.. IaiT.
-. mar
Ladies' Black Silk HOSE from ..A lair up
ladies' Coiored sila Hose. IA all Of ia. nes
shades. irum 1.,c. "a - f,air.
Infants Black silk Hos. from 10. PAIR up.
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MATTINGs! MATTINGs! GREAT SALE NOW
V going advise you to call early; quantity is
very limited BICMrs
mh2l-2ts 74S and TAT 18th ST. Sc,
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THE MONUMENTAL.
IT. g37 AND 500 p ST. NV.
The record-union., 1891-10-01
WILL BE NO WAR.
NO CAUSE FOR ALARM AT THE
SITUATION IN CHILE.
The Cruiser San Francisco Ordered to
CaIlao Simply for Appear
ance Sake.
Special to the REcoRD-UNIoN.

Special to the REcoRD-UNIoN.
NEW YORK, Sept. 30.-The Posts
Washington correspondent has inter
viewed prominent department official
on the Chilean question. There is not
half so much to fear in this Chilean furry
as there was in the Italian case a few
months ago." said he. you need not
buy your uniform or apply for commits
sion yet awhile"
'Do you mean these is less cause for
war on general principles?'
Not exactly that What / mean is,
when the italian affair was going on
could not see how Italy was going to get
out of the fighting, after taking the
ground she did in the first place. Italy is
one of the great Powers of Europe, and
all Europe, big and little, makes a relig-
ious point of despising America. In
Chile, however, it is different. Every
where in South America they stand in
wholesome awe of the United States.
They are often jealous of the United States
and annoyed at the things we do, but
never carry resentment to a point of out
right quarrel"
t'You think then this business will
soon blow OVer?''
''Oh yes, but meanwhile it may be
necessary to toOt our horn a little Just to
let them know that we are not asleep"
THE SAN FRANCISCO ORDERED TO
CALLAO.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 30.-There are no
developments in the Chilean situation
this morning. During the afternoon
Commodore Ramsay was in consultation
with Secretary Tracy, and the result was
an order for the cruiser San Francisco,
then at Payti, Peru, to proceed inn
nediatelV fO CalIaO and thanpe IN Vol
paraiso. Secretary Tracy declined abso-
lutely to give any reason for sending the
ship back, and refuses to discuss the case
Acting Secretary Wharton did not feel at
liberty to say a word on the subject.
Still there Is reason to believe that no
further overt acts will be committed by
the Junta, and that the return of the San
Francisco to Chile is simply in pursuance
of an intention formed several days ago,
to give moral effect to Minister Egan's
position by the presence of Admiral
Brown and the flagship at Valparaiso.
INSTIGATEO BY IRRESPONSIBLE OFF
GALS.
NEW YORK, Sept. 30.-A Herald Val
paraisO cabiegram says it is now believed
that the actions of which Minister Egan
complained were instigated by irresponsi-
bic officials, and not sanctioned by the
majority of the Junta.
ANGRY WITH GREAT BRITAIN.
NEW YORK, Sept. 30.-The HeraId'S
Valparaiso, Chile, special says the papers
are filled with bitter comments on the
connection with the shipment of
silver by Balmaceda on a British steamer
to Montevideo, and thence to London.
They demand indemnity to Chile for the
silver, valued at 9l35, ,0G0. This money is
now held in the Bank of London.
The record-union., 1891-10-01
Everything in Readiness for the
Opening Exercises To-Day.
REMARKABLE FRESHMAN GLASS
FOR THE NEW INSTITUTION
Fatal Accident at the Pennsylvania
Mine, Near Grass Valley Governor.
Markham in Attendance at the
Salinas Fafr-A Wealthy Citizen of
Pasadena Meets With Strange
Experience IN Los Angeles.
Special to the REcoRD-UNIoN.

MENLo PARK, Sept. 30.-The Leland
Stanford Jr. University viii be opened
with appropriate ceremonies at 10 o'clock
tomorrow morning. The examinations
have been in progress for the past two
days, and the place is crowded with par
ents and friends OF the students. There
we're 475 applicants, about $50 of whom
will pass the ordeal and remain. Ofthese,
about $50 are for the upper classes and 800
%Or the freshmen class. Thisis q remarka-
Die freshmen class for the new institu-
zion. In fact, only the greatest universi-
lies Of the country ever have so large
freshmen class, and the leading colleges
have only half that number. Among the
students are eight young ladies.
Hundreds Of people visited the great
buildings to-day, and We're surprised at
their massive proportions and handsome
fittings. The dining-room in the ladies'
dormtory building is not yet completed,
and for the present the ladies will take
their meals in the dining-room of the
mems dormitOry building.
The opening exercises will take place
N the great quadrangle, which has been
elaborately and elegantly decorated.
Crowds Of people are expected here from
san Francisco and elsewhere tomorrow
morning.
Governor and Mrs. Stanford are in ex-
ceilent health, and happy in anticipation
Gf the great event.