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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-12
IN WALL STREET TO-DAY.
Fluctuation in American Sugar the Featur,
Of the Market.

Fluctuation in American Sugar the Feature
of the Market.
New YORK, April 12.-There was a big crowd
of brokers around the american sugar post at
the opening and there was quite q struggle in
the stock. In the first ten minutes Of business
fully 5000 shares were traded in at 10ia1Ols<.
The general market was steady except for Big
Four, which fell to 49H.
There was fair degree Of activity in the
market after the opening. A heavy pressure
to sell American sugar carried the price Of that
stock DOWN from 10ls< to l00H and the general
list was naturally influenced to some extent.
National cordage dropped ~ to 6S and Lake
Shore ~ to 1S1.
Other stocks held mp we'll and were taken
freely at comparatively slight CONCESSIONS An
advance Of TO Is followed under tie leader
ship Of distiilinR and cattle feeding, which rose
from 30x to 31x. Sugar rallied to l0l The
Improvement, however, was not fully main
tanned, and at IL O'Clock the market was
unsettled.
Money ON call was steady ct la5. Prime mer-
camille paper, CAT per cent Sterling exchange
Is firm. with actual business In bankers' bills It
4S6xa4861S for sixty days and ls71<a4s8 for
demand. Posted rates, zS7alea Commercial
bills, 4S51<a487L.
The clearing house statement for today il -
followi Exchanges, eli, 81, 06s; balances,
%, b96,y6 The subtreasuSy was debtor ct the
clearing house today e954, 73G Bar silver,
sax. Government bonds have besn steady.
STATE bonds have been dull Railroad bonds
have been firm.
The market has bssn izrsgulas. since II an.
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THE CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY.
Annual Meeting Of the Board Of Directors
Held Today.

Annual Meeting of the Board Of Directors
Held Today.
The annual meeting of the board of directors
Of the Catholic University was held today at the
university.
Those present we're Cardinal Gibbons, Arch
bishop Williams Of Boston, Archbishop Corri-
gan of New York, Archbishop Ryan of
Philadelphia, Archbishop Ireland of st. Paul,
sity; Bishop Spaulding of Peoria, Bishop
Foley Of Detroit, Bishop Horstmann Of Cleve-
land, Rev. I. S. Lee of Washington, Michael
Jenkins, ESQ.,, of Baltimore, and Thomas E
Waggaman ESQ.,, Of Washington.
Bishops Marty of Dakota and Chapelie Of
New Mexico were the only absent members.
SATISFACTORY REPORTS.
The report Of the studies and discipline at
the university was read and the board
expressed entire satisfaction with the
way in which the affairs had been managed.
The committee on the organization of the
faculty of philosophy, science and letters made
Q report, which was discussed. This new de-
partment is to occupy Mcmahon Hall as soon
as it is completed, which viii be some time
next year.
It 10 expected that the faculty of the new
department. will consist at FIRST Of eight
or ten men, Four Of the men nov
connected with the university win be
transferred to The new department They are
t. Pace, psychology; DR.. Pohle, Christian
apologetics; DR.. Searie, astronomy, and Prof
c. W. Stoddsrd, literature.
At the close Of the morning session the board
adjourned for lunch. The session was again
resumed. The report q the finance commit
tse was reesived
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An Order by the North Carolina Railroad
Commission.

An Order by the North Carolina Railroad
Commission.
New YORK, April IA special to the Eren-
ing Post from Raleigh. n. c.. says:
The railroad commission Of this state has
issued the following order, designed to correct
the perennial complaint made Of baggage
smashing by railroad employees: "AlI
common carriers subject to the super
vision of the railway commission
shall provide such means or appliances as NAV
be necessary to secure the careful handling Of
and TO prevent injury to any parcel of
baggage to which a check may be af-
fixed. And at all minor stations where
no proper appliances are supplied
and no regular depot hand Is employed it shall
be required of the train hands to assist the bag
gage master and lift with care all baggage from
the car DOORS"
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American sugar rallied 10 loik and later
dropped TO 1908. National cord.ee recovered
from IS to e6k. while the preferred dropped
2 to log. Pacific mail broke ~ to 81 on small
sales. Pullman rose from 20S to 2o45<. The
fluctuations in the balance Of the list were
slight and the volume Of business continued
small At noon the market was weak
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Beauty Balm,


1t is absolutely pure and coatains nothing that
would injure the most delicate skin.
BEAUTY BALM is Endorsed by society ladies and
the Leading OF the stage. including Annie Pix
ley. tombstone Bennett. Marie Tempest. Della Fox.
Marie Burroughs, Phoebe Davis. Ida Mule. Marie
vanoni. &c.
Marie Tempest thus writes Oft
NEW YORK. February 81. 1893
Fenno Laboratory Association:
Gentlemen: Your Beauty Balm" should surely
prove q welcome addition to the toilet table. II im-
parts to the complexion delicious softness and MT
ura color Itis superior to any face preparation with
which have ever met p Truly yours.
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BEAUTY BALM is instantaneous in effect. yet the
cause itself 10 invisible. 1t inparts to the toughest
skin dsliciousiy soft appearance and the natural
color Of heathful youth 1t removes redness freckles
and blotches Of all sorts
PRICE ONE DOLLAR BOTTLE.
BEAUTY BALM 10 for sale in Warrington at al
leading drusKsts hair drssssrs. costumsrs and deal
srs in toilet prsparations.
FENNo LABORATORY. Sole Propristor,.
lO6 North dth st.. PhilsdslphiA
Order. By mail promptly hiisd. We VIII Hsy all
expreas charGes- mh1S-3m
VIGOR, VITALITY AND A HEALTHY Ape
ttte impaired by little Angosturs Bitter every
morning. sole meaufactursrs. Dr.. ]. q. n 6IR0ERr
S0NK A. Al 1F1s1ases'. ap7
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MANUFACTURERS ARRESTED.
The Latest Move Made by the Clothing
Cutters,

Cutters.
New YORK, April 12.-The Clothing Manu-
facturers' Association held a special meeting
today to consider a proposition of President
Gompers Of the American Federation of Labor
in behalf of the locked out men.
While the meeting was in session two officers
from the Tombs police court arrived with war
rants issued by Justice Burke and arrested
Louis NJ. Hornthal and Alfred Hockstader,
president and vice president. respectively, on
charge of criminal conspiracy made against
them by some of the locked-out cutters
1t is generally feared that tine arrests will
tend to stay the proceedings that had been in-
stituted at the request Of the cutters and gar
ment workers for amicable settlement of the
differences
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-12
WHISKY TRUST MEETING,
1t 10 Conceded That President Greenh
VIII Be Reelected.

VIII Be Reelected.
PEORIA, ILL, April 12.-The whisky trust
annual meeting is in session today.
Four directors are to be elected H. NJ
Terrill, William n. Hobart, L. H. Green and
Frank Curtis will retire from tine directory.
1t is conceded that j. b. Greenhut will
be elected to the presidency tomorrow
j. W. Freeburg and Louis Block of
Cincinnati and John Beggs and Crawford Fair
banks of Terre Haute take the places of the
retiring directors. The report will be submit
ted to the board some time this evening"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-12

MALARIA CURED AND ERlDICATED FROM
WI the system by Browns Iron Bitters. which
riches the blood. tones the nerves. aids digestion.
Acts like charm persons in general i'll health,
giving new energy and strength.
1NHE MODERN MIRACLES OF HEALING WHICH
i indisputabiy performed by DR.. williams Pink
Pills should receive the closest Investigation by sick
people and their friends .al:]m&w1y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-12

Russian Naval Onicers Escorted to the Nor
folk Navy Yard.

Russian Naval Officers Escorted to the Nor
folk Navy Yard.
Fort MONROE, Va, April 12-It has been
very quiet in the roads this morning, but little
visiting being done between the shore and
flagship. The young ladies do not like to spoil
their beauty sleep and usually make their calls
at IL o'clock.
The steamer Louise arrived from Newport
News. having been chartered by Admiral
Gherardi as a dispatch boat. She was soon
Joined by party of Russian officers from the
General Admiral and Rynds, in charge OF Flag
Lieut. Potter. and steamed away for Nor
folk. where they will call on Capt Norton,
commandant of the navy yard, and inspect the
plant and new vessels now under construction
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THE SPEECHES.


liver into your hands the letters bJ which the
President Of the French republic scredits me
near your excellency in my new rank Of ambas-
sador.
In giving to her diplomatic relations with
the republic of the United States The highest
form with which they could be inTes :ed-at
moment when the Columbian exposition willa9d
to the peaceful annals of the Ane-hna people
one of its most mem oraDle epochs-the French
government was DESTROYS 10 affirm anew the
peculiar esteem il ensertaius sor your great
country and at the same time the cordial rela-
lions existing between the two nations.
We have considered the appointment 20 Paris
of an ambassador Of the United States favor
ably known for his sympathies toward Trance
as precious pledge Of the reciprsc.iy OF these
sentiments.
The president of the French republic has
be en- pleased on this occasion TO instruct me TO
be the interpreter OF his earnest wishes for the
glory of the United States, and fOr the happi-
ness of the illustrious Statesman whom. Tor
the second time, the American people have In
trusted with their destinies.
1 rejoice to fulfill q mission SO completely in
harmony with my personal fee.iuts, aud which
corresponds SO well with the deb; OF gratitude
l have already contracted tossrd country
where have been 40 graciouslv received.
1t will be the honor OF nv diplomatic career
to have been chosen 10 inaugurte. under their
new formf, these relations. whFsh u shall be my
greatest ambition to strengthea and TO render
more intimate than ever.
take the liberty. Mr.. Pre- idcnt, to rely
upon your Kindness to aid me IN fuliiling such
an agreeable duty.
The President replied in o suitable speech.
in which he welcomed the NV ambassador and
expressed the hope OF continuance Of the
friendly relations between, tae new paiionk.
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surERrxrxspxSr 81 InneHArlox sruu
leaves for New York tonight 70 confer with
commissioner sennsrof New York regarding
quarantine matters sd other sfsirs relating
70 u dspsrtmeut
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Another Distrisf Applicant.
VIM h. H. Sheets Of this city has fled his
application for . positienss chief Of division /,
the treasury.
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TIE Lrvrn.

TIE Lrvrn,
When out Of ORDER is best regulated by AYERS Pfla
They are searching. Jet mild and strsng theninx In
their effect. and speedily Aors the most sluggish
liver to . normal and health condition.
For four years afflicted With liver complaint
The best physicians attended me. but q I was not
Their remedies took AYERS Pills. and believe my
liver is now in . perfectly healthy condition. N.
FARRELL proprietor Of Jarrelrs Hotel. High
Point. NC
For several years I was great sufferer from
liver complaint. which caused severe pains under the
right side from under the right shoulder blade SAL
lowness Of the skin. low4piritednesa and cramp in
the stomach. am pleased to be able to state that
have been relieved Of all these complaints by the
Of AYERS Pills. find them also to be an elegant
after dinner pill. Mrs. NJ. A. STEAD. Muncy, Pa
AYERS PILLS.
Prepared by Dr. J. c. Aver Co., Lowell, Mass.
fe13 EVERY DOSE EFFECTIVE.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

he ioiov,ng are the openins and ciosns prioss Q,
the New York Stock Market. reported By special
wire 70 Corson Mccartney. 1@ls r street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-12

Has Just been opened. Some excellent values at
81 si.25. $50 and e. 90
ABour Misses SPRING CLOTHING
We have something of special interest to say.
There's been much stir this section of late New
things have been coming in from time to time. which,
taken As whole form an assortment Of Girls Gar
ments the like of winch you do not often ind.
All the new garments will be ready for your inspec-
ton tomorrow. and would like to havs you
drop in There are Outer Garments the styles Of
which are solely Pretty Frocks Of fine
French Challie. Silk and bingham. Imported Two
piece Suits. &c awaiting you. Then there are.
stylish Party Dresses. in delicate figured crepes.
silks. &c-no exactly alike. Sizes to l6 years
-s12 -. s1a co. SIS 80 and go. o.
Imported Novelty Cloth Refers with full Bishop
sleeves of heavy fae silt-othsrs with triple capes
bread notchsd sailor collars &C. Sizes to IA years
$50, $40 90. sI2. 90 and els 90
An elegant assortment of Capss in tan. navy blue
and eardinal. handsomely braided and trimmed with
ribbon Sizes IL. IA and 10 years
rs. $40 90. sls. 90 a nd aseA
TOMORROW. THURSDAY.
BOYS, SHIRT WA1srs.
100 dozen Outing chevot Waists. finely and closely
woven Pretty figures. fast coors. front laced with
eolored cords every seam warranted tough Regular
5oc. quality for
I5o dozen Percs,s Waists. about thirty neat pat
terms SIX tucks 'front.' three wide plaits in back.
sleeves finished with cuffs
40 DOZEN "MoTHER's FRIEND" WAISTS.
sof, outing sheviot. good Cor hard usage
The Mothers Friend is uniaus-difsrent from
any other waist made A webbing band to which
the buttons passing through holes TO the outside.
Simple but strong The dreaded necessity of sewing
on buttons is entirely obviatsd We sole agents
for them in the District of Columbia.
(rhird floor 10th St building
STATIONERY Dyp.RrMESr
500 boxes Royal ST. George" Stationery = two
Guires pspsr and two packages envelopes in q
boz.
Octave size. 2Jc-
-Commsrcial Co.,
Cabinets containing i've quirss paper and ave pack
200 boxes latest style Note Psper-roysl purple.
azure and cream stamped in clover leaf and ssuyde
lie designs "a sheets of paper and "a envelopes in
box.
Royal Purple and Russian Blue Writing Paper. &C.
ssyo and commercial sizes.
30 and DC. quire.-
Square Envelopes 10 match.
90 and nc. psckAgs.-
H1ss foor.....-... 80 LIST annex }
Nor1ox ITEMS.
French Winding Tape Measures.
- fncnes-----.- &c
inches loo
Aios Of Fancy B.she;s for trinist.. &c. Reduced
from lsc and zoe. loo
st. bldg.
JrwEIKY SPECIAL.
s snvsr-pl.s.d Belt Buckles. plain and fancy
-slO0 and 81 To
NAss Nth ST. BLDG.
Souvxx1R DEpARrMeSr
Souvenir Pin and Trinkst Trsys
-u.O0. sL25 and q Co.
O1 st. bldg
THEY COST BUT sl9 So
Tn CAprroL- SEWING M.cH1Srs-
md they are good you usually pay double thi,
amount for Each machine il accompanied By . full
- q stsAchments and . nvs-ysar guarantee q.
thsa IN operation on
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THE FRENCH AMBASSADORS.
M. Patenotre Presents His Credentials TO
President Cleveland.

President Cleveland.
N. Patenotre, the ambassador OF Frane. was
received by the President this morning and pre-
sente6 his credentials. The ceremony occurred
at II O'Clock in the blue room
Secretary Gresham and Assistant secretary
Adee accompanied N. Patenotre to t,e White
House. He was attended by the attaches of the
French embassy in court uniform. The cere-
nony was brief, the new ambassR Tor present.
ing his credentials with a formal speech.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-12

Il CLOAK AND Sur
DEPARTMENTS
MANUFACTURERS SAMPLES
OF H1eH-cLAss NOVELTIES FROM
EUROPE AND AMERICA
The latest creations of Partisan and vennsse talent
or. shown in this exhibit They are exclusive de-
siens and no two alike.
ALL AT MUCH LESS THAN USUAL PRICES
JUST INDIRECT FROM PARIs-a small lot Of
Waists in such new shades Azatic. Petit. Due.
Diavolo Argent and Nontevideo-
aHUSpRED MORE OF THOSE FINE JETTED
SHOULDER CAPEs. The last lot went quickly.
and no wonder. So 90 Cape for
This lot is composed of choice patterns and We eI-
pect it to do likewise
ed noor st. bldg)
Az Exclusive WRAPPER DEPARr-
Has Just been opened. Some excellent values at
81 si.25. $50 and e. 90
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-12

VIaoR. VITALITY, AND. HEALTHY Ape
morning. sole nsnufacsulsrs. Dr.. J. q n sIRGERf
00G6 AZ al 11ugs3ses'. ap7
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Eek. div.
The morning call., 1893-07-20

He was without pity in his treatment of
other men. TO escape him one sailor
jumped overheard and was drowned.
Death came the other day to William
Watts at the Ciementina-street tenement
where he lived with his wife and their
little daughter. Y Yesterday he was buried
The home on Clementina street vas too
poor and small place even for the small
funeral, and the dead mate lay in a coffin
at an ucdertakerS parlor on Mission street
A few men who had been working with
Watts on the water front and some women.
neighbors of Mrs. Watts, gathered there
yesterday afternoon.
One of the men was worker on the
wharves, named Arthur Young. Sud-
denly as he stood over the open coffin a
wall escaped from him. and in piteous
accents and with an effusion of tears he
lamented the taking-off of his friend.
"Oh, that you should be lying there, my
dear old chum." he cried. throwing his
arms up and wrlnging his hands, picture
of woe "What a good man YOU were and
to be taken from us so soon"
Mr.. Young's loud expression of sorrow
lasted for about five min utes. Then it
ceased about as suddenly as it began.
The widow sat by and heard him with
out Joining in his lamentation. When the
rosewood casket was being closed she be-
gan shrieking. Her grief was heartrend-
frg and she indeed locked like woman
distraught with affliction. She called on
her dead husband hy the endearing names
Of BILLY" and willie" and while being
led to carriage outside she uttered
sentences that told o. her desolation but
which had no meaning 10 the stranger.
The spectators regarded her with sympa-
thy. but nobody else shed tears. Even the
women who were her acquaintances exhib-
tied no moisture of the eye. Plainly The
death of William Watts was not attended
by widespread regret. Not a word though
against the dead man was to be head.
With death came the worlds forgiveness.
The interment took place in Masonic
Cemetery. Only two carriages followed
to the undertaker's were too poor to afford
carriage even had they been inclined to
follow the remains to the cemetery.
The morning call., 1893-07-20

and did credit to the society, and to the
novice they were revelation. This is
particularly true Of the snails' eggs shown
by Mr.. Hills. TO the naked eye only a
small Opaque mass Of tissue could be seen
on the plate, looking more like drop Of
foul water than anything else; but when
enlarged fifty diameters number OF en-
bryO snailS were discovered slowly moving
about in their cells. One could spend
many moments following the movements
of these mites OF creation.
There was something interesting in each
exhibit as well as much TO give the
thoughtful mind food when it stops to
consider the many inhabitants of drop of
common water, or the marvel0usly In
tricate organization and arrangement of
even so small an object as the scale of a
butterf1y's wing.
The San Francisco Microscopical Society
is one Of the oldest of its kind in America,
was then discontinued for about one year,
due largely to the discouraging results
common in such infant organizations. But
in 1872 it was again started, and has since
continued to grow and branch out from a
little club of fifteen members to the pres
ent large membership Of sixty regular
active. about twenty corresponding and
some seven or eight honorary members
Through the corresponding members and
the corresponding secretary many plates
and specimens have been secured from
distant and foreign societies. thus extend
ing the scope Of the scientists Of this So
ciety.
The society ls we'll known in other parts
of the land for its good work, most no
table Of which Is the discovery of diatoms
in what is known as the Santa Monica
find. Some exquisite exhibits have been
given of these beautiful little parasitic
vegetables.
Three large cases occupying one entire
side of the parlor are filed with an excel
lent library of about 700 volumes devoted
entirely to mleroscop pical subjects The
society owns several valuable microscopes,
revolving-table. a micropho geographic
outfit and various needful instruments for
the careful study of the subject. But the
best instruments are owned by the men,
bers personally.
At the meeting last evening. which was
a social or conversational exhibition meet
ing, as distinguished from the regular
scientific meeting, which occurs the first
Wednesday in each month, there were
about sixty present. twenty Of whom were
ladies. Among those present we're: A.
Fl. Breckenfeld, president of the society !;
William E. 10y, recording secretary :;
George Otis Mitchell, corresponding secre-
tary: Charles {. Riedy. treasurer, and
several other regular members: Among
Mrs. Charles E. Miller, Mrs. L. D. Hill,
Mrs. wilkins, Mrs. Freund ana Mrs. Carl
son, Miss Howell. Miss Selling. Miss
Yoder. Miss Meier. Miss Mary Tyrrell,
Miss Kittie Tyrrell. Miss Zellerbach. Miss
Haley, Miss SolUmons, Miss BowD, Miss
Lewis, Miss Sargent. Miss Rixford and
Miss Hill.
The morning call., 1893-07-20
BERKELEY.

The people of West Berkeley complain
OF the manner In which they have been
ignored by the Southern Pacific Railroad
Company. The track of the company is
laid within 400 feet of Gilman street, but
the cars go no further than Delaware street.
nearly mile from the street named. The
citizens have set apart two lots upon
which to build a station and have con-
trbuted $500 toward defraying the ex-
penses of building a depot at Gilman
street, but up to date the railroad company
has turned deaf ear to the appeal fol the
extension of the track.
The citizens have addressed COM
municaton to A. n. Towne, the general
manager of the company. in which they
say:
Ihe residents ard property-owners in
and around West Berkeley respectfully
request that you cause the local train now
running to West Berkeley station Oela-
ware s'reet TO be extended as far as Gill
man street, for the accommodation of the
large number of inhabitants residing
north and west of Delaware street, better
known as West Berkeley station, who are
compelled to walk nearly mile every
morning to take the train at West Berkeley
station to get TO their work on time.
You can perceive that the large numb Der
of dwellings erected and manufactures
started up in that location within the past
few years iustfies the Southern Pacific
Company extending their local train
service to Gilman street, at which place
there are two lots reserved for the use OF
depot. and which will be given to the
Southern Pacific Company free.
The track In question is already laid,
with the exception of 400 feet or there
about, to the southeast corner Of Folsom
street, which can be laid at very small
expense to the company.
By complying with the foregoing re-
quest. you will confer q much-needed ben
eft upon the community at large. and es-
pecially upon the residents of the above
named district We have frequently beg
ged. prayed and petitioned Mr.. Wilder,
your division superintendent for the &C.