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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-09-04
Das uGrbibit"s u1uieum
RiiGt Ger perpirFli9une portbeiIhaft ent-
9e9en.

0as Gomite, tpelcbem Sic 8ertpirflibuno
beS Blanes, ein Wtuicum fit g%eltiftett
neutrality-suspicious. 81 errtcbten, iiber=
9eben moroen lit, belt fir3licb cine Ser
ialnmluug ab, in ipcl1er George 6,
Nbams, goritBer; SioneD s. Gaitman,
Gobert McOturbD, Senator 6. 8. Sartpel
unb Srof. But1am antpeienb tporen.
Sn ser lebten 3ett bat Ser Ylan bon
Dielen Seiten t6atfrdftige llntcritiibung err
fabrcn. Dem an sic N1siteller perI6idten
Circular tpar rocb Elm 8rteI Des General
DIRECTORS 0aoiS bon grof. Butnant, benz
Soriteber Der Nntbro9ologiicben Nusiteaung
unter8etcbnet, beigegeben. Sn bteiem
S6reibet mer6en bic Muslteler baraui
aufmerfiam gema0t, baB baS Minenz,
Glcftrtcitdts> unb autbropologii3e @e>
baube fir bic 8ergung ber 9eltifteten vGrz
btbltS" Dorlduftg lteben g~elaiien tDerOen,
bis Das tele Wtuleum erbaut lit. Sir Bic
Nus NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. mirh bic peinli6ite
Gorge getragen per6en. Die @ebGubc er=
balten 6ei5ung unb iperben tpetterfeit erz
Daltcn, Bis Die y@rbibitS" mach benz
Muicum iibergefiibrt tper6en fonnen.
Sn Der geitrigen Geriammlun9 beichloB
bdS Gomtte, cine 8eb0rbe bon fiinfsebn
gertrauenSmdnnern, 3ruitees, SIT ernennen.
SoLgenbe 5ebn 6erren befun0etcn ibrc
Wiaigfeit, bemieIben an5uge90ren: @btparb
s. Qlper, Charles 9. 6artpea, George s.
Qbams, George 81. 9auis, ,GborIe8 {.
6utcbinion, 3. 8. 8urnbam, Sobn 81.
0tocbe, SO. 6. 8uao6, @mtl g. 6iri9,
Sane5 s.. GlSmortb.
Man 6offt, bic 3a6l Ser GruiteeS 6ur6
Die t6erren s.. 8. Geam, Nuifon g. Or
mour, Ytartin GDerion, SEQ. 90. 8uuman
unb s. s. WcGormid 3u er9dnsen. Serner
bcntt bas Gomite an Die Organization
zines 8iirgerrat6es bon Steb3ig, tpelcber
ais Corporation bie @eripaltung bes
MuieumS iiberne6nlen ioa; Die Sncorpoz
ration ioa ibon in e%inigen Ga9en erfoIgen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-09-04

ibermittelten Nacbri6ten borfommen,
ieien auSgei6loIen. ltnb bann, gcicbt
5tpet &auflerte, Der cine pom anbern SUM-
oerte bon Wteilen entfernt, tpOllen etnen
@ontraft abI6LicBen. Die 1tnteridrtft lit
'1tDtbig, @raD'S 9lpparat eripart tbnct Die
tueite Geiie, 3eitz uno geloDerluit. 9en
0olpttpert6 abcr legt 0ra1 Daralt, DdB
cine auf benz Geldutograp6 itbermittclte
gtacbri6t ME QtnlaB Su MtBoeritdnontiien
oOer 3tDeifeI geben farm.
9luf 6erleLben @auerie beS GlectricitGtSa
@ebduoes 9iebt's Der electrti3en 8nnoer
nocb me6r.
@enn ser 2a1t6n1ann iicb'S etnnal an
fchen mil, tpie 6iI6ner in electrii6en
SrutbGuiert per electriid5en Sutten aus
eebrittet iperben, 10 Latte CT ftcb ntdt Durc5
ben observation-disclosures @bardcter Der
Notwithstanding 6eren 8ell6 bic
meiiten nit BEN lSorten ybOd nur ftr
Sacbleute" lt9 i6enfen, abi6reGen, ion7
bern iteige 6tnalf auf Die 0allerie. 9ort
ftebt er Bic acknowledgement 8rItbdtSz
c5er, in benen mitteIit G9ermDltnt unb an
berer electriicber 8orri6tuagen fitr Bic bon
81 bis 10 Sagen 6auernoe 8rutsett itetS
cine gleibm6Bige Sen1peratlr betpabrt
tpir6, u116 tpenn Die 3eit gerabe Inn lit, 10
iie6t er aus benz 81 Elm &iicblein 9erborz
bitpfen.
Ofebr Ser @un6cr!
@lectrtide &o1apparate finb AUDI bier
gu ieben, tpenn aHc9 Die in Der pom 9trecz
tor SenBic5 arrangirten Diferrei5ii9en @rz
demonstrating beiier iin6.
Sine eIeftrii6e Stiefelpi6iermaiAine
fonute MIR 4merifa, DaS 2allo Der boot
blacks, herborbringen. Sbu' 9einen
gtidel in SEN Scblot, icb' Did in ben
''easy CHAIR, rn6 berOoriGieBt Bic erite
8iir1te, bic ben Sbub reint9t, Deri6iDinoet
unb einer ~sipetten Blab ma6t, Die Dem
StiefeL einen Scbein gtebt, Dor benz lel6lt
bcr ''colored boy" i'm 6otel fi6 in ieines
9tidbts carbohydrates @efabl 5uriG5teben
mIlBte.
@lectriibe 3ul6net6ernaf6inen itnb tpobG
10 neu nidbt me6r. Nucb 10 cine 9lr6eit erz
iparen6e Mai4ine!
Sine icbr intereiiante QtuSiteuutg 1T 0te
Der Commercial Sable Company BET Nmez
rifaner WtadaD unO Bennett, Bic nac6
bielcr bergebItcben @erlu6en i'm Sabre
1866 @(mcrifa unb europa mittelit unter>
ieetfcben &abelS D%erbanDen. Sett0em iino
mebrere an6ere 2inten gefoGgt.
Die ebenfalIS auf bet @alerte unterge>
bracbte Qusiteuun9 9iebt Elm aniBauli9es
8tIb 6eS &abelperfebrS 5tpildbeu europa
unb Nmerita iibcr o6er ridtiger unter Dem
groBen Q8aiier. Gs lit Elm &abel en-
miniature, bas gerabe 10 arbeitet tpie 0as
berii6ntte Original, un6 8eiu6ern g%eftattet
man aucb, iib bapOn gu iiber5eugen unb
SouOenir@& abelaramme auf5u8e6en, 5u
ieben, tpte ite aufgegeben, abgeianOt, ab8ez
ltefert tperDen. NuS tire bette 2eiftung
nennt bte @eieaicbaft ein &abeIgramm,
baS innerbaIb 10 9 efunben bon ytctp
gorf na6 2onOon 9in8 unO 6eanttpOrtet
pur6e. &a6eIgramme, Die nac3 2OnbOn
geibidt unb beanttportet purben, 9lnes
inner6alb 5 oocr 6 Mituten, lit ntchtS
Seltenes. So iagen tueni9itens bie Ser
treter Der 0eieQi6aft.
9iele electriI6en 8un6er nicbt geieben
gu baden, betBt Die 2tuSiteaung nibt geiebem
81 baben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-09-04
Gin pretsrihter ab9eiebtI
hit 3. G. Pidbee miro f1r5er pro3e6 ees
ma6t+

Sn Ser Mitttpod6s>S ibung ser Nationalz
6eb0rbe ipurbe auf @mpfeblung bes 9rets>
geridbtsprdiiberten S9ad6er Ser 9reisricbter
s.. 3. 6tdbee ieincs Nn1tes cntieBt. Gbacber
lteB burcb Seer. 0iGinion Spei yNfftoapits"
Derlelen, aus beneu b%erporging, baB ber
YreiSricbter 6idbee am l. 9luguft Ser
Sirma &earD Manufacturing Co., 2imitcb,
Buffalo, sc. g., eineu 8eitccbungsantra9
gemacbt uno aIf @runb beiielben nit ber
Tirma ldugere !3eit berbanoelt bate. 6td7
bee bate iicb erboten, fitr Elm uSrinf9elb"
bon $500 Der g%enannten Sirma cine
YrGmie Su peri6affcn, ba ct lelbit Der ia6>
pcritGnbige Heferent fir Den bon Ser &earD
8eierti9te neutrality-suspicious. lei. Ser
Sertrcter Der Strmd antiportete, baB tbm
Elm Yreis iebr w%ilIfommen ici, iebocb Die
Summe bon $500 lei SIT bocb. Wtebr ais
$500 f0nne bic 6irma umm0glib aus
9ebcu nn6 ielbit SIT bieicr transaction lei
bic GiuiptIligung bcS @elcbdftsbireftoriums
in Buffalo erforberItcb. Der 8ertreter
tllbr mach Buffalo, I'M feinen Gbefs bie
Sodbe por;ule9cn, febrte iebocb NIT bet
Nntiuort suriid, bab man fit BEN Iauberen
Yrcioricbtcr y%teinen Sent" ilbrig babe.
0idbce belt eS fit peiie, feline Gntz
tGuicbung III untcrbriiden unb iiber Die
Tirma giinltia az bertcbten. Nber Oie
Sirma leIblt lieB ibren Gcrtreter unb befieu
N"iltltcnten bcicbporene @usiagen pornt
Notar maeben unS ben 6idbce'iben v@orz
icblo9" benz YreiSgericbts> g rditbenten
( bocbcr mterbreiten. Sbodber mabte
turScn 8roscB. ST iebtc !6idbee ab unb
Lief oieic en- Sdbritt burrb bic NatiOnalzG Cont
million 9utbeiBen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-09-04
Oeutfde Gementbauten.
Oas Ger1naniaoenfmal, ole 2llfen'iden mo-
numente uno Gas Sdiferoederzportal.

8or einiger Belt gtng 6ie 0tacbri6t burtf
Sic 8lGttcr, bob bic 0eliber Der Yortlan6
@ementfabrit in Gcbrte, 6annober, baS nit
etnem &oitenaufman6 bon 100, 600 Weari
binter Ser Q(rena, Dem 8iebpaDiQOn, erribs
tete @crmaniabenfmal Ser B~arfcommiliiOn
gum @elbenf a%n9eboten babe.
9ieies @ermaniabenfinal lit ems in be1
9fctbe gr0Berer Ge~mentbauten, Bic 6eut13t
Sn6uftrieue bier in 6er QBetBen Stabt ct:
ridhtet babcn, UNI bic l1eberlegen6eit tbres
MtaterialS iiber bas Der 8eleter, @nsldnbel
etc., gu betpeiien.
Cement fpielt beute, unb gang Defenders
IN Nmertfa, mo- Wietlen ltno Wtetlen bon
| S%eitentpegen aus Cement gebaut tperben,
I'M nirtblcbaftliden 9eben cine groBe Stole,
ln6 Miutonen SGlier Cement tperben &C.
ra6e mach Qi1erifd ieoeS Sabr berianbt.
9as Cement, bas in allen ieinen Sta
6tcn bon BEN beutiben Tirmen allSgefteat
1T, beitebt ais Gobmaterial aus fobleniau=
rem Salt nit S6pn gemi16t. Na6 Der
Wti9ung tperoen bic Gbetle 81 Sorrler
(tpie !3iegeLitetne) gepreBt, Damn bel 200
@rab 6tbe in Bic Sefen get6an, u16 nacbz
benz es g%ebrannt 1T, 81 fetne,n YuLber 9e>
mable1t.
9te 8ortlan6 Gementfabrif in 2ebrte
unb Mtsburg BEL 6annoper, 6eren rielige,
Saulen6e bel1Gfttgenbe @erfitdtten ul1ter
tbrem Beitber s. WanSfe in tDenigen
Sabren entitan6en itnb, lieB burcb ben
Qlrbitetten s. 2oren5 in !6annober un6
bur6 BEN Se6ntfer &roeger aus 8orta
@eftp6altca bas 9enfmaL erric9ten, bas
tpobl Sebermann, ber bic Qlusfteuung be-
lu6t, gcieben bat. 8reite Stufen aus
Genent fitbren btnan sur @ermania, bic,
Oas S9tDert in ber 6anb, itb auf ben
S6tlO nit Dem Get1Sabler 1tiibt. 9as
Oenfrnal, bas aus 10 feitem, 0inb unb
gSetter troBen6em Wfdterial gebaut lit,
baB es muir nit 0pnamit bonn Blabe, auf
benz es iebt itebt, geidafft perben f0nnte,
ioQte benz Sofion Barf erbaIten bleiben.
I. Die Sabrtf, Bic einen groBen Export
na3 Nmerife, ettpa &c, 1000 SAB ben Wto1
nat, bat, 1T berett, eS bier gu lalien.
getdt nett bonn @ermnnta6enfmal ite6t
oaS Wonument un6 BET 9antIon, ben Die
Nlien Bortlanb @ementfabrif bel SAINT
burg, errtcbtet bat. Die Statue nit ben
9teltefbtloern, enttpOrfen ltn6 mobelirt bon
=. so. @oebe in Ieterien, felt bic StGrte
oes @ements, etrten Singing, ber NIT
Setbttgfeit cine S%rauen9eialt emporbGlt,
bar. Die &eliefbtlber beuten auf bic berz
i9iebenen Sta6ten in Ser Sa~brifation bes
@ements. Son berielben Ttrma itammt
oaS ce1nentne GoIumbusbenfmal am @inz
gang oes neutrality-suspicious., nit bas bette
@olumbusbenfntal, boS Die an ibarers
lldlen Golum6uSitatten 10 reibe 8eltz
ausiteaut9 auf3utpeiien Fat.
SIM 8ersbaupalait ftnben mir Elm biertes
9entmal beutiber STANDARDIZATION, bas,
tpe1n es aub ntcbt bic @tberitanbSfraft
oes @ements 9egen @inb unb @etter
aet9en fann, 6a es inter 0acb unb Sad
1tebt, oocb berani6auli6t, 3u tpelb f90nen
@ebtloen .bas Cement pertpertbet tperben
fann: 9aS BOrtal i'm nOrblicbiten Gn6e
oes W~tnenpalQites, errichtet auf etnem Ser
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-09-04

Gldbe in Der Oiterrsicbtic6en Section, Sic
unbelebt %blicben, erre9t picl Qlufieben. SIS
1T oaS Yro6uft Ser 6eioelbcr9er Cement
iperfe, pormals S3iferbefer unb S0buc.
Gs 1T Elm iboner, BON Garpatioen gez
tragener, NIT benz amerttanii6en NOler
u1o benz babii5en @reif 9eicbmiidter 8au.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-06
Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE Nov. e.-Flour dull-western super,
2o0a2. Is do. extra, .35a2. 80; do. family 3lOs
$40; winter wheat patent. s.50a3.15; spring DO.
do, 4OOa4 80; do. do. straight, 35oa3. 75-recepts
1856 barrels; shipments, All barrels; sales $50
barrels. Wheat frm-No. red, spot, e4l.a64s.
November. 64b4a64+; December. 65Aa65s.; MAY.
72asa72s4; steamer No. red, 81 I.aeI 1a-receipts
81 DAB bushels; stock, Lbs s6s bushels sales "a
900 bushels; milling wheat by sample, 81. Corn
quiet and lower-mixed spot, 45Ta455s; November
45&a45h; year, 441sa45: January, 44,ka45-re.
ceipts, IS 2I7 bushels stock ISL s54 bushels; saies
24.0O0 bushels; white corn by sample, &c old IS
new; yellow corn by sample. As old, 40a4S new.
Oats frm-No. white western, 35; No. 2 mixed
western, 34-receipts. 5000 bushels: stock 24e 4e7
bushels. Rye quiet-No. 2. 5Sl1a54-receipts, s9s
bushels; stock. 49, 673 bushels Hay steady-eood 10
choice timothy. xl4.5oas15.5O. Grain freights
steadier-steam { Liverpool Be. 3D.; Cork for or
ders. 3s.3d. nominal; cotton Sc. Cotton nominal
middling. 81. Butter hrm-creamery fancy 2aa30:
do. fair to choice, 26a2s; do imitation 23a24 ;
ladle. fancy. % good to choice, Isaac; rolls fpe
21a22; do fair to good. l9a20: store packed l6al7
Eggs strong-western. PADS; nearby, %. Coffee
steady-Rio cargoes, fair. 1871: No. Z, 1885, Sugar
strong-granuiated. 5. Other articles unchanged.
BALTIMORE. Nov. 6.-virginia consols threes.
"a; Northern Central stock IS; Baltimore and Ohio
Southwestern nrs,s. 1o4: FIRST incomes IS; second
incomes, &c; third incomes. o; Consolidated Gas
bonds, 100ia; do. stock. 6o1sae0h.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-06
THE PATENT OFFICE,
Its Condition n shown by Commis-
sfoner Seymour's Report.

Its Condition as shown by Commits.
sfoner SEYMOUR Report.
Commissioner of Patents Seymour TODAY
submitted his annual report to the Secretary
of the Interior.
The applications and caveats received
We're as follows: Applications for letters
patent, 1859; for design patents, l,20l; for
reissue patents. III; for registration of trade
marks. 2,2S2; for registration Of labels. 454
for registration Of prints. 2: caveats. 2,349.
The number Of letters patent granted, in
GLIDING reissue and designs. was 2341l
trade marks registered. LISA: labels regis
tered. o; prints registered, 1. The number of
tSs.etS p,->Sa.. @.,....eiu Ior nou-.ay liIeII OF
final fee was 1878; letters patent expired,
1852; receipts from all sources, S2SS,-
s0e.0t; expenditures, S,1l1, HAD; surplus,
$1ts,364.S5. The balance in the United
States treasury on account Of the patent
fund was, on June 80. 1893. s4.219 So5.94
The following additional force is recon-
mended: One chief Of classification division,
$3.50; two first assistant examiners al
DISCO; two second assistant examiners at
81. 600; three third assistants 1T 81 90: thirty
six fourth assistants at 81 200; two clerks
at 81. 200: two permanent clerks at $1,000;
two copyists at $500: two assistant mes
sengers at s7eo. A more comprehensive
library is needed, and $4,000 is required for
this
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-06
COURT OF APPEALS.
The November Term Commences To-
day With Many Cases.

The November term of the Court Of Ap-
peals began this morning, Chief Justice Al
vey and Justices Morris and Shepard sit
ting. The days session was devoted to
the hearing Of motions, and tomorrow the
call OF cases for argument will be made,
the'call for tomorrow being: Special, Nos.
2es and 24S; regular. Nos. s, 9, Is, IL, 20, q,
z and ~. In cases 2S7 and 2SS, Berkeley VS..
Haddaway, and Haddaway VS.. Berkeley,
the death Of Haddaway was suggested, and
ALBERT Harper. executor. made party. No.
iZs Wfllet VS.. Shedd; motion to reinstate
denied No. 2S4. Bruehl VS.. Bruehl; motion
70 dispense with printing. Probate No.
54ol. Estate of Annie E. Northcutt docket
ed and dismissed. No. ls1, Albert VS. Bry-
an; continued. No. 233, Casilear VS.. Brad
ley; motion to reduce costs denied
Case No. 2sS, specially set for tomorrow is
the appeal of Messrs. Ainsworth. Dapt.
Covert and Sasse, indicted for manslaueh-
ter in connection with the Ford's Theater
disaster, from the decision of Judge Nc
Comas, of Criminal Court, No. 1. dismiss
ing the defendants demurrer to the two
indictments against them. No. 24S. the
other case specially set for argument to-
morrow, is that Of Henry K w Patterson
VS.. United States Marshal Ransdell In
this case Patterson was convicted in the
Police Court Of unlawfully carrying on an
insurance business. On habeas corpus, Judge
Hagner discharged him, whereupon the
government appealed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-06
Reckless Shooting,

Policeman Charles Terry Of the eighth
precinct was on trial in the Police Court
today charged with assaulting a colored
man named Walter Moulton, and the latter
was charged with throwing stones.b The
arrest was made on 18th street northwest
between s and T streets Moulton was
taken to the patrol box, and while the Of
ficer was manipulating the lock he walk
ed off.
Leaving the street he started through an
alley, and the officer followed him. dis
charging his weapon four times. Moulton
and his witnesses claimed that the shots
were directed at him, and that one OF the
bullets was picked out Of a fence in the
alley.
The officer denied that he directed the
shots at the fleeing prisoner and claimed
that he fired in the air
Judge Miller said that there was no ex-
cuse whatever for the use of a pistol in
any such case as this. The drawing of a
loaded weapon under such circumstances,
the judge said, constitutes an assault
The officer was adjudged guilty OF as
sault and Moulton was held guilty of
throwing stones. Sentence was suspended.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-06
IN SOUTHEAST VIRGINIA.
Democrats VIII Sweep Everything al
Petersburg.
,atch to The Evening Star.


Special Dispatch to The Evening Star.
PETERSBURG. Va, Nov. 6-An along
through the campaign but little enthusiasm
has been manifested in the election tomor-
row. but with the near approach of the
day of the battle Of ballots the nveliest in
terest Is being felt as to the result.
The democrats are confident of elccting
their state ticket, but the majority will de-
pend entirely on the negro and republican
vote. 1t is pretty well conceded that OFFER
rail- will be the next governor of Virginia.
but his majority will certainly not be as
large as some claim for him.
Capt. E. r. Cooke, the populist party
candidate for governor, claims that he will
be elected, but does not say what his ma
jority will be. He addressed a large audi
ence at the Academy of Music here Friday
night and was followed by W. c. Kerr
OF Colorado. These two gentlemen left in
the morning for South Boston. where they
spoke Saturday. Major Mann Page of
Prince George county, one of the most
prominent leaders or the peoples party,
spoke at Roanoke Saturday night.
The peoples party will probably elect some
forty or more members of the legislature
from the various counties in the state
In southwest Virginia 1t is believed that
they will win two counties-Tazewell and
Lee.
Chairman Pierson of the peoples party
committee claims that the populists will
carry every county on the south side of
James river and in the southwest, except
hve. He comedies to the democrats only
two congressional districts-the third and
the eighth.
Chairman Ellyson of the state demo-
cratic committee says that every true DEM
ocrat has gone to work, and ne ia confident
OF victory. Here in this the twerty-ninth.
senatorial district Of Virginia VIM. B. Nc
Iiwaine tdemocrao Of Petersburg will be
elected to the state senate by very large
majority, and W. p. McRae and John b.
Evans (democrats) will be elected to the
house Of delegates
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-06
Prices Yielded In Wall Street to
the Bears Assault,
NDUSTRIALS fHE STOCKS TRADED m.
BY Midday Prices Generally Had
Again Advanced.
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.
'pecial Dispatch to The Evening Star.

Special Dispatch to The Evening Star.
NEW YORK, Nov. 6.-The sentiment OF
the room was decidedly bearish this morn
ing and prices yielded easily to a deter
mined attack by bear leaders. The open
ing quotations were from Ia to i Der cent
below closing figures and continued to de-
cline with the execution OF selling orders
for large amounts.
London was practically lower and dis
posed to sell. but the volume OF business
from that side was not sufficiently large to
influence our prices.
The interest in tomorrow's elections and
the holiday granted for solving the political
muddie had a tendency to divert attention
ana reduce the number OF trades. At no
time curing the session was there any &C
u'lty IN the railroad list interest center
ing almost entirely in the industriais.
chicago Gas was literally sold at the
opening after a loss OF ] is per cent over
night and sold down under persistent ham,
mering to IS IL, a loss Of IA Der cent
from the character OF the trading IN this
ton rather than the adverse repor,s con-.
cerninS ats financial outlook In responsfbIe
ior the decline Of the last few days friends
on tne concern are taking all the stock that
- onereo ana promise the bears an expen-
sive experience for their pains.
sugar was conspicuously active slso and
oecllneo per cent to s. on rumory of an
ahereaseo tax on the raw product and the
adjustment of the tax on the refined.
All the early loss had been recovered at
vance. ~ SS ~
Distillers was depressed 8 per cent NV
g 81 '"' w
Western Union and st. Paul led the rr~u-
iar list In what business there was and
respectively.
Louisville and Nashville earnings for the
tourth week last month, as was expected,
SHOW decrease over the correspondin9
period last year Of s122o7 making Total de.
crease Tor the month tl0.sl7
missouri Pacific contributes to the burden
Oh Us friends by reporting q decrease of
st.fv1 Tor the last week In October, making
eo.ai decrease since January &, O6e CO.,
after the noon hour the pessimistic h.
iiel In values was so universally accepted
that veteran operators considered n unss Re
70 follow the decline further The market
Is under the influence Of the professions nj
eiement' ana has grown narrow in conse-
quence. The reason for the decline is as
inucn OF mystery to those who profited by
II as TO those who paid the profits and can
OF the market
Time money has been put out as low m
IL and = per cent. and up to the legal
mand. WIG oe
The active stocks continue scarce IN .be
loan crowd. and a rally must soon be IN
augurated in order to establish a new basis
Of speculation.
The last hour witnessed a recovery sufb-
Gent TO make good a greater part OF the
early losses. and IN some cases slight Az
| vances were recorded
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-06
Visiting Gettysburg.

Secretary and Mrs. Lamont have returned
from pleasant visit to the battlefield of
Gettysburg. They made the trip on Satur-
day in a special car over the Western
Maryland road, and were entertained in
Gettysburg by the members of the National
Gettysburg battlefield commission, viz /:
Messrs. Nicholson, Forney and Bachelor
Nearly the entire day was spent in a thor
ough inspection Of the battlefield. ana the
distinguished visitors were very much i'm
pressed with what they saw. Secretary
Lamont is deeply interested in the marking
and observation of the Gettysburg battle
ground, and he went there for the special
purpose Of getting data for use in his an
nual report to Congress. II is understood
he will recommend an additional app-o-
priation sufficient to complete marking Of
the lines of battle in accordance with the
plan inaugurated by the present commits
sion. which was appointed by Secretary
Lamont early in the summer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-06
THE WRIT NOT GRANTED.
Decision Of the U. 8. Supreme Court Q
to Two Omceholders.

Decision OF the Y. 8. Supreme Court a
to Two Omceholders.
Messrs. Parsons and Nininger, respect
lively ex-district attorney and marshal for
the northern district of Alabama, must
find some other way in which to recover
their offices than by writ Of mandate from
the Supreme Court to the judge OF the dis
trict court Of Alabama.
1t will be remembered that these gentle
men were superseded by Messrs O'Neal
and Musgrove in June last, at which time
the judge Of the district court entered an
order directing them to turn over their
records and papers to their successors
Last week they made application to the
supreme court for a writ Of mandamus to
the judge of the district court to vacate
that order and to reinstate them in their
ofnces upon the ground that the President
had no right to remove them until their
terms had expired.
Today Chief Justice Fuller, announcing
the decision Of the court, stated that the
Supreme Court could not direct q lower
court how to proceed in a special case of
which ii had jurisdiction. and that the peti.
ton for writ Of mandate must. therefore
be denied. But the question still remains
unanswered. Has the President power to
remove an official before his term Of ONCE
has expired?"