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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-21

DoUeLAs & BRo.
In connection with their
COTTON UNDERWEAR AND CORSET SALE.
Offer about 30 dozen Ladies' Genuine
PERKINS, FRENCH KID GLOVES AT
SO CENTS PER PAIR
These Gloves never sold less than q. so per
pair. but the stitching the backs prevents them
from moving Is rapidly as we would like. hence the
price, We also call attention to the following items:
SO dog. STAMPED SLAMS. new patterns. now lsc.
1hyard sec STAMPED BUREAU sCARFs. 25e.
2-ysrd 4ac STAMPED BUREAU scARFs. s5c.
Look at our line Of imported GERMANTOWN. SAX
oNY and SPANISH YARNS.
Just added an assortment Of LINEN CRASHES and
TURKISH TOWELS.
DOUGLAS BRO.
6i2 NINTH ST..
fso INTERocEAN BUILDING
WOOD MANTELs-wooD MANTELs
ps of .es 1h sSS uD ne hss t s
Alsos extensive line % s.ate Nantes my own man
% ss e e snS II as.
"a s5 ny and
hbsrs discount on al orders placed during February
sel2-am 900 Iou,si.ns ave- r.
j. :, 81, EI.s.e.s,
, % s:s ssss ham md A'' ''rn' not 'a '0a'
- AND yEwJLRY
New-York tribune., 1891-01-31
THE CARNENCITI BAIL.

Carmencita arrived late at the bail given In her
honor last night but when she came shc came III a
chariot and heralded 10y band Of Spanish dragons
in uniforms Of bun and Tcd. spanish peasant boys ana
girls, gypsics. gItanas, inhabitants Of the city OF
Grenada Of Barcelona Of Madrid pages, spanish stu
dents. scnoIas and scnortas. pages Of tn AIguarl''
Spanish dancing girls. toreadOrcs, pcadorc-. 'ver~
This gorgeous display entered Madison Square Galde.
through the entrance at Twenty sXth,t and Fourth
ave. the Spanish dragons playing the "Carmenciia
march, composed for the occasion by Pablo Echcpac.
After the procession had wound Us snake like course
through the amphitlcatre the golden chariot was hanicd
m 10 a platform In the centre and the queen OF the
hall leaped of go through the cachuca the santiago
and tho pelenera. Spectators left their boxes 10
crowd around the stage She danced. When she had
been applaudcd to her hearts content she ccntcrc
her chariot and the ball was on.
The garden about half filed. Many well known
men and women OF society occupied boxes during
the Carmencita spectacle and at It's close went home
After midnight Roster d Balls constituency began
to arrive in cohorts aud legons, and by l a M tho
ball was in full swing. JOY unconfncd.
BAD management caused d blOckading OF the main
entrance in Madisonavc., men ana women being ~
some cases an hour and a quarter getting through
the corridor. No man allowed 30 enter the giih
without hat check, and hat checks soon rose to a
premium OF ~. H.
a sharp tussle with the police, who did not under,
take 10 handle the crowd with velvet gloves forced
its way bodily INTO the garden, carrying away me
doors. The corridor was strcwn with Wreckage. N
were here aud there and everywhere Ii was a scene
VI The bali was given by the New-York Amusement
Company, in honor OF Carmencita. Otero was not
New-York tribune., 1891-01-31
rROrRLES ~ BrSINESS.

Sprin-fcld Mas Jan. 3O.-Thcrc are no new de
ycl,pmrnt, I'm the financial situation of the Nl'o'
Company at Ilolyokc. The following "dtonai at
tachlneuts wcrc served on the company To-Day AuIr
bury Bros. Of brooklyn. y. Y" 5000; "odda'd
Machine Company, Of Ii"lyokc SI'oooi Williams q
Sons, Of Ea,ton Penn. 5000, and IL. T. "ayIoFu'
coal dealers. Of Iolyoke, $1,000
Providence. Il. l., Jan. 30-Ile Bank of Am'n'a
Loan and Trust Company has attached the Oriental
Mllls i'm the sum of 1000. The action was taken 10
secure "A note of $4,000 hcM les the bank upon tho
belief HAT naws have been discovered IN The dccd u
assignment Of June 10. 80. t. samuel Amea.
- Pall Jan aO-A dispatch 10 The Pioneer Press
from Butte Mont. say-: d" Last night an atiachmen'
,s levied on the store of James H. B0ycc. !r. Co'
one Of the Oldest and largest dry goods hou~' In the
Wc.t nt the instance II tho Hr-t National Bank for
$50 600 on "a note II the firm for That amount dated
December H. 1870. The attachment was levied to
fore. assignment. ihr assets are -t,t'd ~ l.
4I25OoO The u,-s llHbllitc, are estimated a'
~ Loni.. Jan. Co.'S result of the big advance
i'm wheat yesterday and the uncertainty oi W"d'
market. Llnd'rltrsrr a 90. hhl"uh''i ui'' a"'P'''
"" Tndrmcnt for s5Oi2 boz favor of the National ranl
Of the Republic 81 Ncw York. va, yc,lell"y en,',v"
asau-t the Jud- Pneumatic street Hallway COMPANY
81 80 q, lroldWay The hauk brought suit against
hat company. George ". Dcllmatcr. Lewis Walker
note for ( 900 dated september 80. 80. made ly
Lewis WALKER aud g. " Dclmat'r. 70 the order ~ thr
Iud~pu Company. which Wa lndor-'d lN tir toM!lnf
and Henry H. tOOhc. II cane into possession ~ h'
I.an, of Tie Republic. and va' Mt paid at maturity .
When Deputy >hcrif iIcmIrrFcr called {c,te,iaE a.
Offices he VIZ informed that il had moved few DAY >
ago Friends ~ the company say thr ~ i hbhhhaH'N
able f. pnv the amount ~ the execution.
Anany. Jan 80 l~pcciali. Ward 4 Byrnc. dctlcT~
iu Iron and hardware, assigned today. They "rT.
successors Of th' h"n-e o ,"ning Co' @ Th'n
are algut 100000.
New-York tribune., 1891-01-31

employed for the purpose of holding the Alliance
members together. The old tactics of election day
were adopted. Members were first instructed as
TO what they were to do, and then forbidden to
hold any communication with any outside individ-
ud until tie record of the iunta was formally made
in the Legislature.
The success in Kansas will undoubtedly stimu-
late The movement for the capture Of some Of
the Western and Northwestern States 1t is now
working in accordance with the plan Of union
shown in the proceedings at Washington between
the Southern and Western States The local move
ment thus far is under the control of Southern
men, where the Farmers Alliance originated
These managers now confidently claim that they
will be able to hold Michigan. Wisconsin. Illinois,
Kansas. Iowa and Nebraska through the Farmers
Alliance movement, and that the Far Western
States will be held through the silver alliance
made with the South. 1t is an interesting de-
velopment in National politics, BECAUSE every one
now comedies that the success in Kansas practically
brings new National party into the campaign.
1t is a party which will cooperate with the
Democratic party, and If il is 10 be Judged by the
principles advocated in Kansas. will not rest in
its onward march until it has established free
trade, provided for the printing Of fiat money
and the wpng out of National banks the re-
pudiation of all debts public and private and the
division Of property upon a purely communistic
basis T. c. CRAWFORD.
New-York tribune., 1891-01-31
DEATH OF HlSLETr M'KIM.

IIasIett Mckim who for many years had been one
of the best known bankers in this city, died yesterday
from pneumonia AT nj, home. No. West Fory-eighth-
ST. after only four days. illness. lie was born IN
baltimore in 17l3 and the son OF william d. Nc
KIM a merchant of that city. Having received MS
education in ~. Marys College. baltimore, lie went %
England, where he spent several years. Returning
to baltimore he took leading part In the formation
of the Baltimore and Cuba smelling and Mining Com
panv of which he was president In 1oGO he founded
the Baltimore banking house Of Mckm 4 Brothers, and
in l-6i came 10 New York, where he opened a branch
house under the firm name Of NJ Kim Brothers ~ Co
The Baltimore house ceased to exist in 1oO', ana
Mr. McKim had since devoted his attention 70 the NeW-
Yor, half Of the business. lie also member Of
the ~toc, Exchange Ills son. John y Mchlm. Is now
thr surviving partner. III, wife died some years ago
and in addition 10 tie son already mentioned liz
Leave, thrrr children. two sons and a daughter
The funeral and burial VIII take place early next
Uee, Al baltimore.
New-York tribune., 1891-01-31
PostoHice Notice.

fsbould bc read daily by all Interested changes may
irt,r, Tor foreign countries need not be specially adj
dressed Tor dispatch by any lar&ai & and imreia
documents letters specially ad4fssed D,ms se"' W
the nSsgH .astt1 mails for the week ending January 81 viii
close rYmpy R all ea'Ss A. A. '2 nrSn SIg and r La Plat.
conntries Ma a FOR s. T9o9a ana 81 e., 'FGS .a ~.
Tor Barbados Tor Trinidad ana Demtrai' ga btr.
otHer wndward l.iahds mus; b. creciI neg s.eurm
q a m ior ya 0 Jto 100 pr Cs,ania iron.
baltimore letters must be diScted S'y,nlt ,ns,si
and Turkey per La Bctagne VA Hi'r Al 80 a. 30.
%I:S IGr ESi0E r @qrand fa spain portugal and urGey
must be directed per Anrania at a. n; Tor No:@s,
Thnsyaa' az N Tor thc Ncth' rsni, dr,ct r,r -
MSa.dan a. 10 a. m. Complementary II Tor Con-.
A%er, and So9 % pse r2s, T @ sysc + S Sr .: far
psra at II nd a. M aa Il aa ~ Ay n" sy iS
iIayt per 5. 1dTond,cf; az m ,r FOR caTpec,,ss
CLiapas Tabasco and Yucs'.n pr : orfMa " tm
via Vera Cruz must be- dire,hd per C,i%,S at y H.
MA &. cSx also NJ % SS de, Sa p
sa,Ga 6H'Py PcGcr a. at 80 81 p m apDneataTy D. mi
Ss2e'G o1 2ns osc comS m po gt , b.
directtd psr phadcpia' az 80 p M Tor ST. Pierre.
SUNDAY-At = a. m. for Europe. per $ s werra vie
Ma, I'I,nd' Is;9 gsr MP c:y e 30 p1pG.
,pG ssn 70, Fsi"ssH a%srs. 'SS aPu and
SSe nsrs i ans't tma S % %tS nh 81 ~ @a ,Sr or Ha
Mails @ fS Soa csps geI% and J5 JS at iG oo '% "a" ,
f,r the Hawaiian Islands. pr :. Austfsia NTom
San Francisco. close her, February II. at 80 o. NJ
Mails for Nov lolndand. llalflN. aud thence
v sicair.r close tli- ol'r dail' 20 20 p M Mails
fr Mlqu,lua. hy Ial 10 ioipn ani thence ~ - amti
,t mi. sace daily 80 Mails tor Cuba, ~
mi 10 Tamua Fla. and thence nv steamer calling loh.
DAYS Thursday ard Satriay- close a. this oc" day 40
so ~ Nal. f0f NrNir1, overland unlrs, specially
addressed for dispatch by steamer cos at ua ohce daily
az a. -,
and the schedule closing arranged tn presumption
Of their uninterrupted overland transit ~ Nan Francisco.
Malls IRON III E,'i arr'ng On r A. San sr5ns.-oo on
same day Reesterd all oO.es at y NJ previous day.
CORNEIIUS NAN COTr. postn,4ster.
Postoaee, New.Y0k, y. y. jan. 23. ls3ls
New-York tribune., 1891-01-31
,rR. owryBY WAITING FOR HIS MILEIGEl

Chicago Jan. 20 (speciall.-Mr. owenby' OF silver
pool notoricty is resting quietly at his hotel awaiting
Tho arrival of the Assistant Sergeant at Arms Of the
House Of Reprc-enatvcs with his warrant of arrest
Il shall - without any wouhlc.' Mr. o"cnby re
marked, providing he gives me nv mileage. can
well AFFORD 10 pay my transportation. but reckon
the Government j. Just as able. | had intended -
have my attorney, Edwin Corbin. accompany me. hut
an important Will prevent his going 80 have re
taincd the services Of Ex-Governor Foraker OF ohlo
who Will be present during my examination. the
committee claim, 10 want tO know what know. and
intend IN tcl II nv own way. and not 10 make
nv self out an ass A. the committee would douhtc>I
make appear. did | follow the u'lni course OF
telling lust enough to put wrong construction on
fIIN INT.
New-York tribune., 1891-01-31
NOTES OF TIE STAGE.

The 250th performance Of Beau BrummeH' was
given by Mr.. Mansfield and his company at the Gar
den Theatre last night. The souvenirs used consisted
OF an account OF the life OF George Brummc printed
sheets of heavy paper and fastened win Knot OF
ribbon, with portrait OF Mr. Mansfield.
The stock company which Mr. Hammerstein intends
10 place in the Harlem Opera House February in
cndcs Robert ll!llard. Charles Dickson, ". I. Mel
Vile Alexis Markham. W. J. Hurley, Royal Roche.
Nelson Decker r.. SOldcnc Powell. Jcs>e jenkins. Mrs..
Ionisc ThoTrIdykc BGuciraut Ni-s Amy Lcr VI,
ida Van sckleu. Mrs. Charles Edmnnd>. Mis- lacla
Mcdonald and Miss Jenny Eddy.
Herbert Kciccy and Miss Georgia 'ayvan VIII have
the leading roles I'm Walter e. Fellows and benjamin
+. ROeders new play, The Old od story, winch
Will be presented for the first tine on any STAG" Al the
Lvccum rhcatrc at u special matinee on MhFch =.
Minnie Iiauk has been singing 10 crowded audiences
at the Court Theatre Stuttgart, by invitation OF King
New-York tribune., 1891-01-31
DIED.

20 1891 Guy D. Hamilton of the late Jcseph H. and
Ida \. IaIriltOn. age years months ana ~ Gays.
Funeral private. - ~ -
EEdpg iIaa.ony }aaasay so 1884, Adrian
Nosicc Of funeral hereafter
MALE-At Planneld. N. j.. January 90 1891. Job Male
Friends and restyes are respectfully invited 10 attend hts
funeral sence- nom his lat residenef corner oi S
ave and First Place. Planheld, ~ }" suu@S ieO''Aa
Interment in Grpeuw ocd Monday.
i"9y M SidSw Of Of he ate e' FisSy NaOH N
Friends are invited to attend the funeral services az ,he
Lafayette Avenue Church. corner oAford'st' Monday
afternoon. the ID inst. ot p. NJ.
McKIMOn Friday morning. January 80, az MS rsauhSe.
West istbs llasett Mchim, IN tie '9th y'af oil Ms
Funeral services in Baltimore.
NEwToN-January 20. 1891. Lewis L. Newton In the
Funeral services win residence OF his son
Charles f. Newton, I,493 Pachcs. Brooklyn, Sstuf'
Revsl eny 3a"sdy sad nas FL a. afe 3 Fadly invited
Ions Island papers please copy.
NoRToN.on THURSDAY January 20, in Chicago General
Notice Of funeral Sunday.
RoE-oH Thqr,aay, January 90 this residence Stevens
Friends invited TO attend the funeral Sunday, February l.
ri,n R Payd5 % is'g aadst. hi aie at 'fSqTn'' :. %
courtiandt Lodge No "a, F. and A. NJ. Pcekskn. p.
81 ssso T. ad Ss"sy g. Er' ana s:
Frnerai from her late residence SO Cranbcrrt Saturday.
FiiendS invited
Boston papers please copy.
sMITH-suddeny. at his late residence io3 wsveriey
! Notice OF funeral in sundays paper
New-llayen papers please copy.
| VAN KEUREN-On wednesday, Janusty 2s 1901 Mary
Eveyn Buhlcr daughter OF william Buher. and wife ot
RelatiScs ard friends are respectfully invited attend the
gnc5a G AZ me G' ist inst az haf past 10 M ''
Interment at Greenwood
New-York tribune., 1891-01-31
roF CRIMES AGAIysr rm pA1Lor Hor.

Trenton. Jan. 80 (-pcciab John o'Bron and James
McNiahon. over whom hang nine ndictemnt, for IL
legal registration and aiding IN The fraudulent regis
flation in thc Third Precinct Of the 1T Assembly D'
tIid "f Hudson County were atraignrd In the fru
cral Court today. Both pleaded not guilty and FUR
nl,hcd $1,000 bail T. appear for trial February H.
John Nolan who j, charged with as,aultine an election
officer in The same district, and Policeman Thomas
Kelly. accused Of burning ballots there also pleaded
rot guilty. EX Judge GarrctsOn is counsel for all
t" men.
John T.. Jones. Of Jersey CITY, pleaded guilty to an
attempt vo, Illegally. The cOur stated that thor
wcr, some mitigating circumstances which impeed him
10 b. ~ lcuicut possible. aud the sentence was sA
month, I'm the Hudson County Pent.ntlary
New-York tribune., 1891-01-31

ANDERsC NAt the residence o. her nephew M MI N
Jlnuary, Nh, Mary J. Anderson aged So
RROWNNE-At sardnac Lake, January y, Willian D
F irom the residence Of his brother Fulton-ave cor
ncr UcuGriN.st Brooklyn, Saturday, January SI a. =
O'Clock D. IA
nhwFs-On Friday. January 80 his late residence.
an Fast Iist.st, JACOB il. Dawes
Funeral private. ,,.-. 90,
DAY-On Thursday January 20, at his late eSdcnee' ''
uth aXr. Franci, william Day, aged bO wears. ..,
Relatives and friends invited TO attcnu tnc
irt,rs from the address Oh SUNDAY, February l.
az | 30 O'Clock y. ~.
InterIcnt private , ~.
UONOlC F.-At 81 West 5}dst, OF pnSun9nh' Kate.
.,tghtct of Catharihc and the lat. Jane, DOiiOhhe
rrri at die athedrll. jthaNc and Doth 81, On
Monday 4 btuary =. at hplf past 10
GtT,rY-At her late residence. 2l llaseyst blOohlh
January 20 Jane Getty, sister OF tne late Mf' Mary
pG1ti and friends are invited 10 attend her funeral on
saturday, January 81, al p No.
Clton THURSDAY January %. a. St Luke's Hospital,
th.tI- .ug. youngest -oI oi The late Alchuad ana
i.'iIntrth d. Oracle, thr 45tn yca OF III, axe.
pri,tNc. and fsi,u.s inNltd 10 attend the funeral
AZ The Church OF Holy Communion. eOInel 9Oths:
ana OIh.aNe., sunday, February j. Nv 80 O'CLOCK
y. n.
New-York tribune., 1891-01-31
HER TEETH KNOCKED OrT.

From The Plttsburg Chronicle Telegraph
An amusing scene occurred in Judge Wmtes court
this morning. , ,, ,fo., ,t.
The case on trial is that Of Hanna against the
Borough of bellevue. Mrs. Hanna brings sun LOT
damages for personal injuries claimed To nave bcrh
received through the bad condition OF portion OF the
borough Sidewalk. She alleged while on tne stang 1
that She had fallen and broken her ankle ana that
In the fall four Of her teeth had been KNOCKED out
Judge White looked at her for moment ana then
SAID 80, ,..,., 80. ,
You say that you had your teeth knocked out
Yes, SIR ,.,,,,
"Were they natural artifcialf'
A blnsh sufused the cheeks of the witness as she
answered in "A sort of undertonc: Artificial, SIR
New-York tribune., 1891-01-31

EXHIBITION or PHOTOGRAPHS BT AMlTHRS.
The Society Of Amateur Photographers gave an eNhbl-
ton " lantern slides last evening at Its rooms No I'D
West The slides, which were the WORK
Paclnc Amateur Photograpiers' Association
and the Buffalo Camera Club represented various points ot
interest both American and foreign and were nne speci-
Of this branch Of Photographic art "llilam NJ
Murray added much enjoyment OF the evening by
instructive and humorous explanations OF the interesting
features the shown The rooms were crowded
with spectators who expressed themselves as h@hs sp'
Q pleasant and profitable evening.
New-York tribune., 1891-01-31
crysBrRGs CHESS vicrorIfs At A1BlXY

Albany. Jan. 30 CspcciaD.-1hc champion Ginsb'fs
continued his series of games with The Albany Che'S
Cn,,, today. Thi, afternoon he won two games whic
inGfoldcd from Mes,r,. Goold and Randolph ana tH'
evening hc played Is" consultation games against Nv"
able, of sN poycr, each. The games lasIed III, MA"
ni-f,t when thc PLAYER, at table No. resigned anu
a draw vas accepted at taboo No. l.
New-York tribune., 1891-01-31
CTpIU'S MAIL.

Washington letter in The Cleveland Leader
Among the most notable lnncheonN gwen py ,. yrs.
IicnIn Tcfr of the surgeon) that on last Nalcu
,irc nav when each of the guests carried away win
her dainty set of verses OF pleasant perS9naes & o.
In 80 ts tahe were symbOliCal of the OCCASION the
tcmtr. ornament OF crimson flowers being pierced by
Ion. golden dart. Just before c"nee was seIN,u, a"
hearing a big square bag with "a pihlock inaIheu VI
gold "Cupds Mail The contents being di' i'u,nu,eu I
baA h.en nrcpared In her honor. and that the cupdS
New-York tribune., 1891-01-31
rorR IMPRISONED MINERS ESCAPE.

Milwaukee. Jan. 3O.-A dispatch 10 "Thc Eynlng
Wisconsin from Iron Mountain, Mich, says; "AH
openings I'm the Chaplin mine have been closed IN tle
hope that the fire may be smothcrcd Four OF the
imprieo eomcd miners escaped through timber shaft
but Thomas Edwards and Jerry" Bennetts wero
,ufocated. Their bodies brought to the surface
n thought the fire will not spread. the mine Is
n wet one, and the tmhcrs thoroughly saturated
IL 10 supposed that the fire caught in tho engine roon
New-York tribune., 1891-01-31
THE pAv.AMERIcAy MONETARY coyFERrycr.

Washington. Jan. 30.-Thc International American
Monetary Conference Will hold session on wednesday
February e. at the Arlington Hotel the nominations "t
the United states Commissioners having been con.
hrincd by the senate. The commission held meet
ing for the purpose Of organizing IN January T. ana
Scnor Romero the Mexican Minister, was chosen tenn
porary chairman. The Commission j. the outgroWth
Of the Pan American Conference, whose recommends
tOns to thi, effect adopted By Congress at the
las
New-York tribune., 1891-01-31
THE ALLEGED BARREN ISLAND NUISANCE.

Albany, Jan 80 (Speciall.-The state Board OF
Health has made an exhaustive report the alleged
nuisances emaua ng from the factories operated on Bar
ren Island. The Rockaway Park Improvement Com
pany, Limited, in OctOtcr last petitioned Governor
hin to direct the abatement Of nuisances and the
suppression Of the business that caused them The
matter was turned over to the state Board OF Health
The report Of the Board discusses the cause OF the
odors at the various factories on the island, makes
certain suggestions for doing away with them, ana
recommend, the appOinment by the Board of an
inspector who shall report - II any violations or thc
sanitary rules, aud whose salary shall be pad by the
manufacturers In busInc-s on the Island.
New-York tribune., 1891-01-31

pr~I>Ntx- -rICORD-In Newark ". j., Thursday,
"In',,r % az the rcsaenc" Of the brides sister, MIS-
Harrison Van Duyuc, bv the Rey j. Clement trrhcn
D. d., Mr. Alfred benjamin anu MISS MARY ~ D'U7''
of +. W RcuId 80
Wednesday. January 2S at 26S
,noN.n,r. los the Rev. Dr. Van De Water, I."lhe'
daughter Of Mr. Edmund ;. Baker, u PhiliD W. hopper
j.. tar,.
- at st. Andrew, Episcopal Church by hc K,N geo
r. Van De Water. Frmci. Anna. daughter oil "'o' W.
CLARKE t. Paul Sahblton Ncrulrd.
wIIN-HENDRiCK-At Carbondae Penn; ,3 on
THURSDAY laurary -, lS9I at the residence u, W"
brldrs narcnt. by tn Rev w. H. Grow, uncle OF .he
irde assisted by the Rev r. T.. Jepson, Mary daughter
ni Mr. r. H. Ilcudiick, L, Mr. Alfred l.. IrantweIh.
>-....z ~ ,,or-;ocoS r,uSt no indOrseQ with full
New-York tribune., 1891-01-31

so IYrEr DERS PERMITTED IN CHEROKEE STRIP
Wa,hington Jan. 3O.-Thc Secretary of the Interior
ba, issued an order directing that all persons engaged
in quarrying stone on the Cherokee strip be removed
th.rcfroul "A, ntrudcr lie has further directed That
all person, not having proper authority be prevented
fr,u entering the strip on a. plct Nt Whatever MS
acton wa, taken in view of the published reports tht
hammers were preparing to move into the strip.
New-York tribune., 1891-01-31
THE FRarBs IN c0yyEcTIcrr

Hartford. Conn. Jan 3O.-Furthcr debate on the
committees report Of votes for state officers
continued today in the House. The House took
recess a. , O'Clock this afternoon until 10 a. M
next Tuesday. and at O'Clock that day vote viii
he taken
New-York tribune., 1891-01-31
4 MINISTER GETS TWO YEARS IN PRISON.

New Orleans Jan. 30" The Time, Democrats
dispatch from Fort Worth. Tex. SAYS; The jury IN
the case II the Rev Dr. william Mitchell, the Prcsby
tcrlan minister charged with forgery, this evening
brought in a verdict Of guilty and fixed his punish
mcnt at two years in the pcntentiary. The verilci
f, a surprise. Dr. Mitchell, bittercst enemies Hlmli
that his mind wa, Unbalanced