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TRIBUNE EXTRAS.
CAMPAIGN.

pINavCy AND FARMING. No. IiA.-Th~ be.s 81
IN. money article. Of Mr. Horr, In the pamphlet
named nbovr. R~prini-d In low priced sheet form
for popular distribution. Mahrs = pages OF In"
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WORK AxD WAGES. EXTRA 1l1.-With Pnnr,s
canaan. nil, ure Of Mr.. Cleveland Int odmcinG Pre-
Trade" 10 " America" = pages Of The Weekly Trib'
une A popular document, comparing tho tnrim panks
f the Two great pnrtes and explaining tho policy Of
tho two pnrte. that subject. cOpe. Tor ] cent.
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JERSEY CITY

Ksnney Hayner. who killed his wife and Michael
Adams on September Z; Joseph Lolnette. who shot
Michael Faxzrolo Oh September TO- and william
Owens. who stabbed Patrick Ward at Bnyonne. on
September 81. were arraigned before Judge wcrts
Yesterday. They entered pleas OF not guilty. and
werc rcmsnded. No time has yet been set for the
trinls.
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THE FALL RIVER PRINT CLOTH NAExET

THE Fiji RIFER Pk7NT CLOTH XIEAET.
Fall River, Mass. Oct. 90 tSpecial).-Prces In the
local print cloth market have advanced eighth OF
cent a yard during the week and the market Is now
very firm with prospects Of an advance to "a cents
for ~ By 84s Tho demand is Of boom character and
manufacturers have thu PETER side Of the trading.
There Is no stock In sight. Contracts are offered
Into April on basis OF 81 lie cents but there arc
not many taken. Some Of the mills are known to be
behind on deliveries and this fact is further stimust-
Ing tho market. Tho weekly statement 1, rs follows:
rolnron. 100000 Pieces: deliveries 100000 pieces;
stock on hand last weeks stock, not any sales.
27ocOO pieces; Odds $4,000 pieces; G4xd4s. $4,000
prrcs; spots 1900 pieces; futures @34OOO pieces.
sales for wccnly deliveries, November. 10000
Pieces: December. l5O0OO January. " 900; February.
~ 900: March; 1900; April. 10000; May, ~
900; June. - 900; July. 2.OOU: August, 1000; Sep
tember, 1000 The market Is very n, IN. and prices
are 1llS cents for SIAS<s, 4 cents nominal for
0oxS6s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30

"OUR CHAVNCEY."-"Ou , Cha cey 10 Chauncev
". Depew, the maarry leader OF he Harrison forces
1innea polls. who made the principal speech there
reno,nina ting the PRECEDENT Mr.. D~p~w IL sckuswl.
edgrdto the feremsa OF Americas orators, brilliant.
SPARKLING, seund mi snancious. HE ahsr. dinuer
ap~crh~a arc both tho models and tho despair ofhs
rivals. "Our Chnunrey" IL q poem, bv lsnae II.
Bromley illustrated prsfussy and eemicaIiy BY Dan
Beard and g. d. tbssn. I'VE Of the best and. Ink
nriisis In New. DIRK CITY. IL In delicious pler" Of
md Il 10 possessed Of spirit
OF genial mud sincere admir- eloquent sub
Jeci. II ~ doubtful whether Mr. Bromley has ever
done his credit ihns In ih~ss da shinG roll
licking md brilII mt Serses. Retail price, copy.
The book been offered u pre- niimm tho READERS
Of The Weekly Trhm,, and sny actmnl subsrrib~rt to
Thr DniIv now sbain Il ON the same terns Wat
10 cents copy In addition TO his susscripto The
book IL sent In n puper bsx.
AMERICAN MIIIIONAIREs.. Tho Tribune roll Of
prrsona repuird be worth n million I'M boon
re,ised and repubIishea II gives tho Of A847
millionaire Of the nted ~tnies and the iiues Of snsi
pcs.in hich Oh mnds his fortune. With pnper
cover, In pamphlet form, the pubc alton will cost
centa postage paid. subsc ption edition, better
pnpsr with flexible cloth will be mailed to
nddress, IN per bsx. for ST. Probably Sue changes
have been made In the ist.
KNITTING AND CROCHET. 1S01.- New. ~ pages.
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ever issued by The Tribune. Is cents a copy. This
Issue u de voted Tor ince hassOc
aud cushion covers, trimming, curtain banda, bnws.
aia. scarfs, tidies hcis etc. In addtio on,
~ PM Of The charming iiomc and Society," art los
from Thv Sunday Tribune. 4 delightful number.
"vILI.ACE IMPROVEMENT, Why American w.
ages Differ In Prosperity. small pamphlet fern.
the charming article Of b. a. Nsrhrop, setting forth
the vnlue Of handsome appearance and snsitary bet.
the pleasure be derived By inhabitanss
frsm impro associations and the great service
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AFTER. DINNER seEECHES.-A handsome pam.
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TRIBUNE WAR sTORIEs.-A magnificent calico.
tss Of 20 stories Of tbs Civil War, written BY
actual participants. ssmesf their taies are awsns
no thrilling and pathetic which have been pu.
tnte print. lea pages. 25ceats q cory.
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crKINLEY PRICES. EXTRA 112.-A popular.
low priced sheet Extra presenting 10 popmnr form the
be., points from Mr. Aldrichs great speech In the
United states senate md the rcsulis Of tho nsn-par'
tissp In lion Of prices, md showing the excel.
len, effect Of the Mckinley bill Wages aud Prices.
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TIE TARIFF AND WAGES, Ne. 116.-with Demo.
cratic ssstimssy - Mckinley property frsm the
Bureau Of Labor statistics and the Banking Depart.
nent Of this state. Price cent. loco copies, %.
In isss Of 10000. $3.50 per 1.0os.
MR.. REDS SKETCHES. Ne. 11k.-rpseehea q
Whitslaw Reid dursg the present Campaign. (
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SHORT TALKS WITH AMERICAN vOTER&-
~. pass pamphlet composed es,irsiy Of the massn.
articles Of Hes. Rsswel q: Horr. written for
The Weekly Tribune. On tho Tariff and the Currency.
Tits perfect RilRe Of In ferma sGressve
Republicsa campaign. Every campaign sraier should
psssess q copy. "Prstectios Net Tsx." Why iiish
Tariff Pays," The Real Dectrtue Of Projections"
"Rtcss asd Peer II America" ''neciprsolty.'
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'':se Omaha Pisifsr~." "Par~ M.rs.ss." SD
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shs tspies treated. ~ ee,ss osDy.
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BIG I-SrEs or Az OFF Printed last year
bu, ju. ne sood then. The inrin and currsscl
articles Of Roswell: &. Iiorr In TIE Weekly Tribune
With various ktadred articles, Including the wsnder(u
re.uits Of Recprocity ana the article Pr: 80 Ia
1870 md 1881" A pamphlet OF sS large page" =
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rrPrBiICAN PRINCIPLES. No. i17.-PresiAent
prrrisons letter II acceptance, the Republican plat.
TO, ~, the .nerrhes Of Whits1w Reid, ex.t;sverner
Po,nhrr. and Gov. MeKiuIsy at Wsstsdais Park
Oaio. sept. 9h. Apases OF The Weekly Tribune, and
por,ra, . Of IInrr,on and Reid. cent n copy. 100
copies, 81 c"nts. 1000 cspes 81. InIets Of 0O00.
so nor 1000
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Armour eem0H.

Sypher 4 Co. Of 9Th Az: and 2sth st. are
g y. ssnt.s: & e. Ga World nj. :socI eompiiss'
fUtNtTvH repeesentIni TIE hes: periods Of srt work.
oL6 NLvER SHEFFJELD PLATE, and oiects dart.
ReA0rally
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30

A.-A.-HATs FOR GEXTLEMEN.
SUSERl0H QUALITY: POPULAR PRICES.
?. EhNENWEIN. l<0 Nassau.st, aeaf Spruce.
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tribune EXTRAS.
CAMPAIGN.

yrkINLEY 1NDUSTRIEs.-New. Acomp iaton Of
srikirg articles from Tho Tribune deserbins indus.
,r,.. which I'm vc been established under benefited
nv the Mckinley bill. Figures are given showing
heller wages md lower prices Of manufactured
Goods 4 splendid Republican argument. 10 coats
COPY.
T. OJIOTr'> STAND.-The remarkable interview
with Frederic r. Olco. the banker In The Tribune Of
Oc, III reprinted In n four. irahri. singh"
comics. cent, 100 Copies 30 cent, 500 copies. si35
1000 copies. ST.
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CDIcuE.
A NEW COLLAR

PHILLlPs' DIG ESTIBLE COCOA
peoAantO . ana VARIABLE fOeA beverage IL 10 o.
tefess = the tzse. highly nutfittous, md rendered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30
LONDON. MADE JACKETS,
NEWMARKETS and TOP COATS.

Our collection OF Ladies' London made JACK
cts. Top Coats. and Newmarkcts WIS never SO
attractive "a at present. II contains "il tne
Iote,t novelties that have been produced for au-
tumn and winter. In inviting Inspection VI
them We call special attention to the very low
prices at which they are offered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30
LADIES' IMPORTED CAPES.
BONNETS and ROUND HATS.

We have Just opened a new shipment OF
imported Bonnct> ard Round Hats. in"luiing
number Of Dress Hats for evening wear, ~
which We invit" inspection.
Also showing a specially large assortment or
Dress and Suit Hats from onr own workrooins'
all Oh c. designs and marked at extremely
low prices.
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HENRY 4. DANIELS NJ d.
90 WEST ooTH.ST.
Dssssss q s Ns;ysus System S.ni.evrinav Organs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30

Best Hair Grower and Dressing. Dr.. Haysa
Hair Health. Restnres youthful and beauty 70 gray
SSiF Deaf ser akin or linen. prusgists SOC.
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LADIES' IMPORTED COSTUMES.

During this week We shall make Clearing
Sale of all our Imported Costumes marking
them in every instance Mt less than like values
could be purchased for at retail in Paris or
London. The host known fashionable makers
are represented in the assortment
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DOMQMHS0nS,
BROADWAY,
(The Block 9Th & 9th SITS.

-
(rhe Block 9Th & 9th SITS.
Linen Handkerchief
Department
Monday Morning.
FOR LADIES'.
500 DOZEN HAND.EMBRoIDERED HANDLER
CHIEFS.
a. Csc. each;
regular price. soc.
200 DOZEN DITTO.
liz 1-2c. each;
regular price. "5c.
1000 DOZEN INITIAL DITTO.
a. Csc. each.
FINE FRENCH AND IRISH EMBROIDERED
75c. t. SGT each.
DUCHESS AND POINT LACE HANDkERCHlEtS
1925 to $25 each
FOR GENTS.
1000 DOZEN INITIAL HANpKERcHlEFs
a. Csc. each.
500 DOZEN CoLoRED BORDERS
4. 25ce each.
500 DOZEN PLAIN HEMsrIrcHED DITTO
a, 18c. each.
500 DOZEN TAPE BORDERS
a. IL 1.2c. each.
FOR CHILDREN.
go DOZEN CoLoRED BORDERS
a, sc. each.
500 DOZEN DOZEN THREE IN A FANCY BOX
..25c.
200 DOZEN INITIAL HANDKERcHIEFS. Z DOZEN
IN FANCY BOX.
(. Csc. each.
POO DOZEN PLAIN HEMSTITCHEp DITTO
.. 1Oc. each.
100 DOZEN EMBROIDERED DITTO
.. 25c. each.
A VISIT TO THIS DEPARTMENT WILL REPAY
Our CUSTOMERS.
BROAD WAY,
9th and 9th Sts., New.Vork'
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TRIBUNE WAR sT0RIEs.-A MAGNIFICENT csiiec.
ties 81 ever 20 stories Of tbs Civil War, written By
actual participant. ssmesf their taies are avsns
10 most thrilling and pathetic which have been pu.
inio print. 1S+ pages. 25cents q cepy.
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THE TRIBUNE.
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CHAUTAUQUA IN Isp3.-in preprru,,ou. ~ cant,
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NOHTHFIELD. TIE rXERCi-Es Ar Now
ready. Is costs copy.
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AFTER. DINNER seEECHEs.-A handsome pam.
phles or - puGes containing the elsquent aad
entertaining after. speechrs and memorial ad
Of The pablo dinners Of the winter or 1881.
~ In New. York City. - ceats . cspy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-07
DISTRICT IN CONGRESS.
TO PREVENT FRAUDULENT DIVORCES

TO PREVENT FRAUDULENT DIVORCES.
Senator Faulkner today introduced bill to
prevent fraudulent divorces in the District Of
Columbia. 1t provides that the jurisdiction Of
the District Supreme Court shall be confined 70
the following cases: When both parties
were domiciled in the District when the
action was commenced; when plaint-
iff was domiciled in the District
when the action was commenced and the
efendsnt WAS personally served with process
within said District when one of the parties
was domiciled within the Districts when the
action was commenced aud one or the other
OF them actually resided within the District for
one year next preceding the commencement Of
the action.
FORMS OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
Senator Faulkner also introduced bill pre-
scribing the forms Of acknowledgment that may
be used in the case Of conveyances or other
written instruments affecting real estate In the
District Of Columbia.
NO NECESSITY ron SUCH A Law.
Senator Faulkner from the Senate District
committee today reported adversely the bill
making it unlawful to make interments in any
cemetery within one ard half miles of Florida
arenue, between Rock creek and the line Of the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad, from and after
January /, 1896. The committee includes rs
District Commissioners giving as their opinion
that there is no present necessity in the
interest of public convenience for the enactment
of this or any bill having the same gen.
eral purpose in view; nor as . sanitary meas-
ure, as the authority given in the health regu-
lations for the preventing of interments in any
cemetery which shall become Q nuisance af-
fords ample recourse in case any Of such
cemeteries should become . nuisance to the
public health.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-07
CAPITOL TOPICS.

r1REE DAYS FOR THE suBTRKAsURY BILL
There will be three days Of fun in the House
before the session closes, and the country will
be given chance to learn just what the repre-
sentatives Of the third party think of the sun,
the moon and the universe in general Messrs.
Watson, Simpson ct al. have been for the past
month or SO raising their voices in an earnest
appeal for a report on the pet measure of
their party. the subtreasury bill In very
short time this demand will be granted in the
shape OF an unfavorable report from
than this, the committee on rules
has decided to allow three days in the House
for debate on the bill as soon as the general ap-
preparation bills have been disposed of.
TARIFF LEGISLATION POSTPONED.
There is q tacit agreement existing between
the democrats and republicans Of the House
that during the convention weeks no tariff
legislation will be called up.
AFINAL ADJOURNMENT RESOLUTION.
An important resolution offered yesterday by
Mr.. Mcmillan and referred to the committee on
ways and means provides for q final adjourn
ment on July at o'clock.
BIG DAYS WORK.
Yesterday, so far as results 60, was one Of the
most important days of the session in the House.
Under suspension Of the rules and with half an
hours debate q large number of important
measures were disposed Of First Of all the
anti-option bill was passed, and then the river
and harbor bill and the naval appropriation bill
sent to conference.
Afterward in rapid succession the bill appro-
priating ESQ, 900 for statue to Gen. Sherman
in this city, the bills admitting New Mexico
and Arizona as states and the legislative appro-
priation bill were passed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-07

= uolh Only a Very
, DPisf Session.
rss us~ss s.sss " sH> U.s~.s, e.s.,-.s,
MN an sss~sas - ssssss.. o.. r,., i.is...
which Carry as~ss 81 ssss.sso.


Mr.. reaer gave notice dat b. Would on Mon
day ne,, address tho sssass on the bin ia.ro-
dne"' lhim 20 increase the currSncy
~oe routine morning business the So n
a'& eied to the consideration of the dhrIo-
ma'iSaEd copsular appropriation bill Mr..
Hale. in chargs Of it. explained that the amend
preparations @ to envoys extraordinary and
ministers pleaipo:entiary weIe simply re-esinb-
hshing the status under the existing law.
Mr.. Mcpherson inquired whether the amend
meats had the effect Of increasing the amount
appropriated in the bill
Mr.. Hale said that where the Hes.se had cor
sohdated missions the amendments proposed
10 leave them as under existing Law and tlst 10
that extent the Appropriation would be in
creased. Those amendments were all agreed 20.
ALL AMENDMENTS AGREED TO.
All the amendments we're agreed TO, nlcluains
the following:
Increasing from $4,000 TO $4,000 the ap-
preparation FOR the commercial burear Of the
American republics.
Increasing from S6o. 900 to $50. .0O0 the ap.
preparation TO meet unforeseen agencies in tine
diplomatic and consular service and striking
out the provision that no part of the amount
shall be paid in settlement Of any claim Of any
foreign power.
Inserting an item of S65. 900 for the share @,
the United States in the expense Of a rrelimi-
nary survey for a continental railway.
Inserting an item of $50, 900 lin additiSn "a
s175, 900 heretofore appropriated for the inter
national boundary line between the United
States and Mexico.
Increasing salaries Of consuls general at Lon
don. Paris, Havana and Rio de Janeiro :ron
5000 to $1,000.
The bill was then passed.
The Senate Thea proceeded to the considcra.
tion Of bills on the calendar. and after passing
couple of them, n motion to adjourn va,
made. and the Senate at 1 80 adjourned I'LL to-
morrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-07

PERsoSAL.-Wm. C. Clark Of Narragansett
Pier, D. c. Ferris Of San Francisco and A. V.
Young Of New York are at Wiliard's--wm.
Byrnes Of New York, Lloyd Williams of Balti-
more, e. A. Caldwell of St. Louis and C. H.
Baughman Of Frederick, Nd, are at the Ran
dall.-Sanluel H. l. Davis and LIE Roy Brown
of New York, J. White Edwards of st.
Louis, S. E. Nye of the army and
Eppa Hunton of Virginia are at the
Ebbitt.-C. F. Street of New York. J. ID.
Baker of Frederick. Nd, E. NJ. Hand Of Silver
City and C. b. Althrop of Chicago are at the
Riggs.-M. E. Goodhart and J. 7. Water
bury of New York and VIM. p. Hunt of Boston
are at the Shoreham.--D. Il. Spry of Ports
mouth, Ohio, A. L. Rankin OF Greensboro, G..
III. Atwood Of New York and H. L. Easton of
Omaha are at the Howard.-W. II. Crawford
OF Lexington. KY. Frank c. Somers Of Camden.
Nj, F. A. Blair of Virginia and NJ Stewart of
Philadelphia are at the Normandie.-
j. Z. langley Of Philadelphia is
at the Fredonia.-A. n. Woodard.
Of Mansfield. A. Gantry of Iowa, NJ. s. Miller
of Philadelphia and VIM. Bolton of Long
Branch are at the Johnson.-S. s. La France
Of Elmira, N. Y, W. l. Brown of Newport News,
Va. J. L. Sperry of Chicago and ]. Q. Thacker
OF Nebraska are at the NationaL-T. L. Mer-
rill of Boston. r. z. Little of Wadesboro, n. c.,
A. S. Bresford Of Richmond and Paul b. Means
of Concord, N. H., are at the Metropolitan.-
w. F. Goodrich of Boston, Mass, G. II. Fry of
Philadelphia, Pa, J. NJ. Sanders of New York
and d. s. Lean Of Pittsburg are at the st.
James.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-07
THE HOUSE.

dozen leaves OF absence were granted this
morning. After its effective work yesterday
the House appeared inclined to take rest, and
the attendance at IL o'clock wss small
The agricultural appropriation bill was re-
ported by Mr.. Hatch (Mo.) and placed upon
the calendar.
On motion Of Mr.. Weadock yiich. bill was
passed appropriating $4,000 for the establish
ment Of weather bureau stations ON Middle and
Thunder Bay Islands in Lake Huron.
On motion of Mr.. Randall Mass a bill was
passed granting the use of certain lands TO the
city of New Bedford, Mass, for park purposes.
Mr.. Scott Ill. asked consent for the passage
Of bill for the relief Of Margaret Kennedy
Mr.. Taylor (Ill-) inquired whether all the
bills on the calendar had been passed yesterday
except this one. ILaughter.l
The Speaker-The chair thinks that there are
few left. ILaughter.l
Mr.. Holman (Ind. } objected to the bill
Several important private bills were passed
by unanimous consent.
On motion of Mr.. Page (Md.) Saturday, June
1s. was set apart for the delivery of eulogistic
addresses to the memory of the late Senator
Wilson Of Maryland.
URGENT DEFICIENCY BILL.
The House then went into committee Of the
whole (Alr. McCreary of Kentucky in the chair
on the urgent deficiency bill.
(The bill appropriates q GA. 332 for payment
of pensions and $4,000 for miscellaneous ex-
penses of the House of Representatives,
After a brief explanation by Mr. Savers
(Tex.) and a statement by Mr. Dingiey
(Me.), that while there WAS an apparent de-
ficiency of about 81 SOC, 900 for payment Of
pensions, there WIS AN unexpended balance of
S8, SOC. 600. the committee rose and the bill
was passed.
Mr.. McRae (Ark) called up as a privileged
question a bill amending the act of September
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Died at the Age Of lOl.

For three months past Dr. 8. L. Hannon,
physician to the poor, has attended William
Henry Harrison, an old colored man who lived
At No. $50 Adams Express alley, and yesterday
he died. HE age was given - l04 years. Dur
ing the time that DR.. Harmon hes attended him
the old man has told him many inter-
esting stories Of his acquaintance with
George Washington and other noted vir-
ginians Of those days. From his conversation
the doctor b OF the opinion that his age ID
about that given. The deceased WAS born in
Virginia and has lived here about twenty-five
years. He never married. Being without the
necsssary funds to defray funeral expensss his
rsmains were laid ct rest in pottsr's hsld today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-07

At today's meeting Of the Senate finance
committee Senator McPherson submitted q
minority report upon the subjectof the effect Of
the tariff laws upon trade relations with
Canada. Mr.. Mcpherson presents statis-
tics to controvert the conclusions reached in
Senator MorriIi's majority report and argues
that producers Of farm products In the United
Ststes have not be benefited by the Mckinley
tariff. Chairman Morrill, also submitted
. supplementary report, in which he contsnds
that Mr.. NcPherson's statistics are worthless,
and concludes by quoting the recent dsclars-
tons Of Lord Salisbury and Sir Charles Tuppsr
In favor Of retalistory protection.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-07

NAVAL ORDERs.-Capt. A. Kautz has been or
dered to the navy yard, Boston; Capt BENZ. F.
Day detached from the Boston navy yard and
placed on waiting orders; Lieut. F. s. Rodgers
detached from the Washington navy yard and
ordered 60 the Chicago; Lieut.. A. NJ. knight de-
tached from the Chicago aud ordered to the
Naval Academy; Lieut T. Salter detached from
duty at the Midvale steel works and ordered to
the Chicago; Lieut.. John Hubbard detached
from the Chicago and granted three months
leave; Lieut.. H. N. Wetzel detached from the
photographic office and ordered TO the training
ship Portsmouth; Lieut.. Fl. NJ. Hodges de-
tached from the Portsmouth and granted three
months leave; Lieuts. James C. Cresap and
John Hood detached from the Naval Academy
and ordered 70 the training ship Jamestown;
Ensign r. L. Russell detached from the Ports
mouth and granted three months leave; Ensign
ID. w. Beswick detached from the Philadelphia
and ordered to the Portsmouth.