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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-17
EXCITEMENT IN TEE COMMONS.
Ex-ChancellOr Goschen Charges the Gov
erement With Unfairness.


erement With Unfairness.
LONDON, MAJ 1.-THE second clause Of the
Irish home rule bill. comforting the authority
on the irish legislature to enact laws. was
passed today in committee of the house OF COM
mons as amended by the adoption of
Sir Henry James amendment to the effect
that the supreme power of the imperial paria-
ment should remain undininished BY any pro-
visO Of the home rule bill. The clause as
amended adopted by a vote OF 2S7 20 225
The debate preceding the division WAS both
testy and bitter. Chairman Sielier repeatedly
called the chamber to order. When Gen. Glods-
worthy. conservative, who was the last speaker
Sat down, dozen members Of the opposition
arose to claim the floor.
Before the chairman had time 70 recognize
any of those who were anxious to speak Dr.
MacGregor, liberal member for Inverness
shire, moved the closure. The motion was
carried by a vote of 2Sl 20 900. Then followed
the division on the second clause, resulting as
before stated.
The application OF tine closure incensed the
members Of the opposition and MIR. Goschen,
the former chancellor of the exchequer under
Lord Salisbury, offered q motion. amid great
excitement. to report progress. y
Mr.. Goschen attacked the government on
the ground thai Mr.. Fowler, president of the
local government board. who was the onIv
minister who mad spoken in the discussion, had
spoken at such stage that no opportunity was
given the opposition to reply to his utterances.
Prime Minister Gladstone repudia ted the sug-
gestion OF unfairness on the part of the gov
eminent. He said that he had adhered to the
rule never to propose or vote for the closure
when the speech preceding the motion for clos.
ure was that at a uipister-
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| VIM. Henry Roberts, DID,, LID. was the
son Of the late VIM. Roberts. DID,, of Utica,
n. T.. and was born January 81. 1874. He
graduated at the College of the City Of New
York in 1858; was employed in the Treasury
department in this city for two years and then
became assistant librarian Of Congress. which
position he held for about six years. He grad
uafed at Princeton Theological Seminary. Nj.
IN 1873, and was pastor at Crawford. n J., from
1873 to 1877. Thefollowing year he was librarian
OF Princeton theological Seminary and became
IN 1856 professor of practical theology in Lane
theological Seminary (Presbyterian), Cincin-
natl, Ohio, position which he has recently re-
signed. owing to his strong conservative views.
In lSS9-90 he was stated supply OF the Second
Presbyterian Church, Cincinnati. Ohio. and
has also acted as supply for several
other important churches. In 1884 DIR.
Roberts was called to the Lafayette
Park Presbyterian Church. st. Louis. Mo-,
and in 1886 to the Fourth Presbyterian Church
of Albany, n. Y; but though these calls were
pressing and the salaries large. felt
obliged to decline. From 1SS0-S4 he
was permanent clerk of the general assem-
bly, of the Presbyterian Church of the United
States OF America and since 1884 has been the
stated clerk or corresponding secretary of the
same body. In 1888 he was elected by
unanimous vote of the American del
egates to the London council Amer
lean secretary of the Alliance of
the Reformed Churches Throughout; the world
holding the Presbyterian systen. and In 1881
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ROT A CLOSED SEA.

The Purport OF Sir Charles Russel.'s .rgu-
men. Before the Ee-inS Sea Tribunal.
PARIS, May I7.-Sir Charles Russell cor
tinued his argument before the Bering sea
tribunal OF arbitration today in behaE of the
British government. Sir Charles adduced addi-
tional documents to prove that Boring sea
vas not q mare elausum over which Russia
had exercised sovereign dominion. Sir Charles
said that he regretted occupying the time OF
the tribunal TO prove what was already
absolutely clear. but neitherthe tribunal noT
counsel for .ne United States iutimated that
they mad been proven he could not feel justi-
ied in leaving stone unturned in support OF
MS argument.
Great Britain. continued Sir Charles. had
emphatically denied that Russia had any right
to the t00-mile !iIni: claimed i'll the
ukase of 1921. The Duke of Wellington
refused to negotiate the treaty of 1926
until Russia withdrew her pretensions
to the northumberland limit and Russia adj
mit:ed IN 1879 tina, she had not the power to
interfere with foreign vessels fishing in Boring
sea.
Sir Charles Russell quoted from the Amer
lean historian. Bancroft, and from tine Russian
historian. Tiknmenieff. in support of his state
men:s, which were controyerted by American
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The WORST Is OVER.
TIE Finan ciSl Siscz.ion Inspires Confidence
in tie treasury and Bsnl<s.

TIE Financial Situation Inspires Confidence
in tie treasury and Bsnz<s.
Henry Clexs in his financial bulletin issued
Yesterday SAYS: The New York banks nave now
S1SOc0. eco surplus reserve. the largest amount
in th.ee years for this period OF the yea, and
exchange -ates at all western points are in
.Syo- OF New York. Funds therefore viii con-
ti2ue to iow this way Tor some months 10
come so the money situation is all right now.
The present furry in Wall street is unlike tina:
o. 1884, as that was caused by the failure of
several la-ge New YORK national banks, while
o. oa- 5aaAs. and the Clearing Association COM
miI.ee rsro-. that positively no trouble vii
o5sr:.ke any OF shei- NUMBER.
CONSERVATIVE BANKS.
Il 5 c wel,-krown fact that The banks OF This
city Lave 1een dong very conservative Ousi-
ness -or tie 0as3 year at least, which caution
has placed them al, N a very solid position ]
have taken pciEs % ascertain the status of the
various impo-tsn. mercantile firms. ard ind
tha. the general condition in trade circles IS
sound anG t:ere appear to De no weak spots
discernible among the dry goods. hardware,
grocery or leather people. and that most OF
them now have no difficulty in obtaining all
the :ccommods .iocs they need at the banks.
TEE TREASURY AND TEE BANKS
TIE United States treasury is certainly keep
ing its end up remarkably well: the reserve is
now in excess Of he S100, 0O00.0 90 mark. The
New Toris bank are wiling TO place TO the
credit of she Secretary 600 900 OF gold. to be
taxen as needed n exchange for greenbacks.
This have -eason to know is entirely reliable.
Thew will also give nim $50. 900 900 gold in
Addison so- bonus on a per cent interest basis
whenever ne calls for it. This liberal policy on
The part OF the New York banks sufficiently
sortifies the United States treasury and should
remove any apprehension OF me government s
ability TO nee. ali demands in gold
THE WORST IS OVER
The worst shock 20 London growing out OF
the Australian bank failures wsj felt last week.
SO tha- confidence Will soon be restored in that
quarter. Wall stree. has had is panic and its
worst features nave gone By. Values have
been marked down to the exteE. Of at leas.
S3oO, zoo 600 without causing any serious fall
ures, thus showing the soandness OF the bank
ing and brokerage in New York ard elsewhere.
In taking full view OF the present situation do
not hesitate to that the worst is ove- and that
recuperation viii now commence. and general
buiiding-up process Is now in order rather than
any more pulling down such as experienced dur
ins the last week.
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absentee landlordism and ga villainous system
Of finance which has restricted the cir
culating medium to less than &c per capita
They have appealed to their local authorities
and their fellow citizens, but nothing has
been done and they have therefore scat
tered their cry for succor from their
desperate straits to the people throughout
the United States. They ask as one means of
aiding their conditions for the setting apart of
California day at the worlds Columbian
exposition. 1t il further claimed
that the presence of IS 900 Cinnamon living in
filth in San Francisco threatens to become at
any time the source Of an epidemic disaster
which will appal.the world.
The funds raised will be used to employ
labor to place San Francisco in a proper sani-
tary condition.
The Chinese minister. accompanied by his
English-spesking secretary Of legation, called
ct the State Department this afternoon and
had conference with Secretary Gresham
in regard to the Supreme Courts
decision affirming the constitutionality
of the Geary act. He gave no intimation what
ever OF an intention to suspend Diplomatic rela-
tons with the United States. but. on the con-
trary, indicated his purpose Of quoting affairs
In China as much as possible.
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baltimore Mark eta.

BALTIMORE. May II.-tlOur dur, unchanged
receipts, 6.S2S barrels; shipments. SI,1O3 bar
reis; sales. i5J oa:reis. Wheat weaE-No. 2 red,
spot s6haI6I5: May. I6 a!6%: June, 764 Az; July,
Its5aIssz; steamer No. =. red. I2ls a12A-recepts,
1868 bushels STOCK. SZ5.szI Bushels; sa;es l55CO
bushels. Milling wheat by sample, I5a7s Corn
trG-iniXed. spot. sou bid: May. SOL bid;
June, 5oii Did: 5uiy. 5o3a a5Oss--cceips2, 24,4l5
bushels: shipments. 5S.S5I bushels: stoc&. 4s93z;
bushels; safes. ll,Cc0 ol;hels. White corn by
sample. 81; yellow corn by sample, so. Oats
irn-No. white western, 42ai3 No. g mixed
western, 36a25E-receipts. 2,0oo bushels; stock.
13i.55l oushe.s- Rye qGiet-No. 2, Gs-recepts,
900 bushels: stock. 1923 bushels. Hay active
COCO to choice timothy, ls.50a,6.5". Grain freghtj
steady, unchanged. Cotton Notwithstanding,
S1-l6. Provisions steady and fair. Butter quiet
-creaner:. fancy. 26a2,; do tar 10 choice. %
a25; do. imitation, -. Eggs steady-l4al.L.
Coffee trrn-Eio car2Oes. fair, isa; No. :, l6d.
Sugar strong and active-granuated, 81. Copper
unchanged. Whisky firm -i.l9al.a0. Peanuts I'M
changed.
BALTIMORE, May 17.-virgnia threes. s7a6s5
Baltimore and Ohio stock. So; Consolidated gas
bonds, 113k ala; do. stocks, 5Sa5ss.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. May IL (closing)-Wheat-May, ia.
July, 74,.: September 71.4. Corn-May, 421;
july 42bai2@s: september, 43JE. Oals-May, 293,
July, $50. Pork-May, 20.50: July, 20.60: Sep
tember, 2O.s0. Lard-Aiay. 1O.I0 Juiy 1865; Sep
tember. 10 921z. Short ri5s-May, 1890; july 1905;
September, lO.15.
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STOCKS OPENED WEAK.
Buying for Western Account, However
Helped Prices.

buying western account, however
Helped Prices.
NEW YORK, May 1.-THE stock market
opened weak and q to ~ per cent lower
owing to the lower cables from London. The
break IN Americans in London looked very
much like raid and was 80 inter-
preted here. for soon after the opening
stocks in New York advanced sharply. The
improvement ranged from a 20 per cent
At 10 o'clock the market was strong.
The upward movement in stocks made
further progress after 10 o'clock. and number
of leading issues sold above last nights closing
figures.
The announcement Of tie failure Of the
Royal Bank OF Queensland had but little effect
Tins makes the thirteenth Australian bank
which bss failed up to date.
Manhattan jumped ga to 1901 distilling and
cattle feeding 3 20 lSl sugar X to 81, Bur-
hnRton and Quincy l3s to S55s. Chicago gas
20 72lS, New York Central 1sI to lO2, Northern
Pacific preferred 4 to 35B, Reading ~ to 1881
ket was strong at the best prices Of the morn
ing.
There was a brisk buying movement in stocks
during the next hour and the entire list made q
further advance. The commission houses
bought freely for western account. Firms with
Vanderbilt connections were also buyers. Both
the high and low priced stocks participated in
the rise. Manhattan advanced to 1872. Lake
Shore to 100, Chicago gas to 7354 Coriage to
1875. preferred to 621s. Pittsburg and Western
preferred to 341S. Northern Pacific preferred to
IS. st. Paul to 6ss4 and Book Island 20 70.
AT noon the market steady in tone at a
reaction of to per cent. The latter in Man.
haitian and distilers. Lackawana and New
York Central lent at 1-6 for use. st. Paul al
1872 and Louisville and Nashville and Burling-
ton and Quincyat --6f The borrowing demand
was exceedingly active throughout the morn
ing.
Money on call was easy at 90 and 8. Prime
mercantile paper. C and 8 PEI cent Sterling
exchange is firm with actual business IN
bankers bills al 1914 an6 49, for sixty DAYS and
1921 tor demand. Posted rates, 1856 and
$50; commercial. bills. 4S3I%a4S514. The clear
ing house statement fo- today is as follows
Exchanges. SI-5. SIS, SOL: balances. S5976, $50.
The suDtreasur- was Debtor at sne clearing
house today SI.0497S0
lie official report o. tine Mercan Tile Safe De-
post Company TO the stock exchange shows
Silver bullion OH hand, 269l27 ounces; de-
posted. none: Withdrawn. none; certificates
outstanding. a6s. Bar silver. S215. Govern
ment bonds have been steady. state bonds nave
been dull. railroad bonds nave been firmer.
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During the week 342 nuisances previously re-
ported were abated and GAG premises found
without modern plumbing.
The large number OF squares included in the
report as having been inspected is accounted
Tor by the fact that nine OF them we're vacan
and seven with but nine dwellings thereon.
swINGHAMMER ROW.
The matter Of square PSI, lying between
1875 and 14th, Ohio avenue and ID street north
west. in which ''Swingnammer row. is situated,
heretofore reported, has received attention. In
lieu OF carrying the cases of delinquents
into court this week, the time allowed
III the notices having expired. letter has been
addressed to the parties interested stating that
as the time allowed has expired and the
nuisance remains unabsted. it becomes
nv duty under the law to refer tine case for
suit In the Police Court, but before doing
so desire that you inform me at once what
action you propose taking toward its sbate-
ment'
''In reply thereto representations have been
made to this Office that 1t is the intention Of
the Commissioners to afford water facilities
along 1879 street between d street and Ohio
avenue. In compliance with their requests,
weeks delay was afforded these people to
make their assertions good. Ii. at the expira-
ton OF that time, the nulsances are not abated.
II not otherwise instructed by you, l shall place
the responsibility for their abatement in the
hands Of the district attorney.
MILK AND WATER
"The dairy product question deserves
attention in connection with this report, as an
assistant inspector has been appointed under
the appropriation from which the addi-
tional force now employed is acting Mr. c.
Off, the inspector, submits daily reports
of his &c lions, end says FOR the week that the
following inspections and collections of sam
pies from different sections have been made:
samples OF milk. 81
Samples Of water. IL
Aaulee -uspeCseu- Il
The inca!cllabie benefit derived by the Dis
trict from this important branch of the health
department may be witnessed by the results
thus far accomplished.
The collection of water from wells will be fol-
lowed with vigor and analyses made of same
with a view to their betterment and in case OF
pollution. or If il Is found that the water is I'M
tit for use. to abandon same for domestic or
othe- purposes where the health OF the citizen
may be jeopar1ized."
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Personal.

A.. y. Briggs OF London. J. J. Lievaras and
r. Eurigue and Liman Tromcose of Colombia.
South America, ard J. ". Willsr o. Albany are
at Wizards.
Representative William Mutchler OF Easton.
Pa. is at the Randall.
Col Bradley Il. Smailey of Vermont and John
N. Thompson and Joseph Simtield Of England
s-e ~ the EbbI;t.
Cisos Sigiva 0. Havana, Clyde Shropshire and
AGs FriarG OF Paris are at the Riggs.
VIM. Yernoa OF liverpool and Gilbert MuC-
ger CT Paris axe AT tine Shoreham.
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Agent Foster, lively alteration taking place
between Mr.. Foster and Sir Charles as to the
historical facts in relation to Boring sea.
Sir Charles next proceeded to discuss ques-
ton OF article OF the treaty of arbitration,
which Is as follows: HAS the United States
any. and if SO, what right of protection or
property in the seals prequenting the islands Of
the United States in Boring sea when they are
found outside the ordinary three miles limit"
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A Verdict Given for the Plaintiff in the
Baltimore Suit.
BALTIMORE, May 17.-Bishop Ames' will has
been broken. The jury this morning rendered
a verdict for the plaintiff.
The hearing Of the case has occupied the
courts attention for a week. Mrs. Weik, the
plaintiff. and granddaughter OF Bishop Edmond
Raymond Ames, who died fourteen years ago,
claimed that the bishop was in an impaired
mental condition when the will was drawn.
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THE NIcARAGUAN REVOLUTION,
No New Information I'm Regard 20 tise Coz.
dition Of Afairk


dition Of Afairk.
DIR. Gtzman, the Nicaraguan minister, had .
conference with Secretary Gresham Of IL
State Department today in regard to the con
dition Of affairs in that country. Neither Il
them has had any advices from Nicaragus
this week. and the only explAna-
ton that can be offered for the strange
lack OF information IL that the cable station II
San Juan del Sur is in the hands of the revo-
iutionists and tn at they have political ressons
Tor suppressing news in regard to the true situ-
alton OF affairs for the resent
Dr. Guzman told a STAR reporter that the
latest acvices received by him BY mail indi-
Gated satisfactory state of affairs and that
WORK on the canal was progressing with
out Interference. IL was expected
that decisive battle would have
taken place between the government troops and
the revolutionists near Marals before this. but
80 far no official information has been receivof
on the subject
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EoR

u
Eight years writes Mr. " MORTONSON
editor Superior Postsn. Ishpeming. Mich. 81
suffered the most e1ecruciating pains from
rheumatism. both in Sweden and America. and
almost despaired Of finding relief. Finally. de-
termined to Try AYERS sARsAPARILLA. having
heard Of many cases that had been cured by it. Be-
fore beginning this preparation had Mr. Tull-
gren Of Iron Mountain Mich. gradusts in phar-
macy from Sweden. anslyzei it. He informed me that
Ieoald use AYERS sARsAPARILLA for my
RHEUMATISM
Not only without fear but. probably. with benefit
accordingly took i've or bottles and was entirely
cured This was in 1854 and during all these years
have hardly felt pain"
latter suffering severely for many years from rheu-
rna.isn. was induced to try AYERS SARSAPA-
RILLA. and received immediate benefit ID. s. WIN
CHESTER. Holden. Ne.
AYERS sARSAPARILLA.
Prepared by Dr.. J. c. Aver L Co.. Lowell. Mass.
CURES OTHERS. WILL CURE YOU.
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Inspecting the Machias.

Secretary Herbert has appointed board. to
consist Of Capt. George C. Remy, Chief En-
gineer Hea:on and Naval Constructor Armistead.
to meet at the Portsmouth On. H. navy ward
on Friday next to inspect the gunboat Machias
preparatory to her trial trip. The date OF her
trial will d~pS>1 on the repor: Of the inspection
board.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-17

was elected by a unanimous vote moderator M
the fresbyterian synod of Ohio. He has pre-
pared Tor the press the general catalogue of
Princeton Theological Seminary. 1881 ana The
catalogue of the library Of that institnt,on
1886. He has also published a number q;
pamphlets, sermons, especially upon the mend.
ing controversies, and these. it is said have
attacks OF the liberals"
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MR.. CURTIS RESIGNATION,
It ID sccep.ed-A Chicago Newspaper Man
His Probable Successor

His Probable Successor.
Secretary Gresham today accepted the resig-
nation of Mr.. VIM. Z. Curtis as chief CT tbs
bureau of American republics and placed Mr..
Frederick Emery, secretary of the bureau, in
temporary charge Of its affairs 1t b
said that Secretary Gresham has selectsl
Mr.. Frank Brooks, Chicago nevs-
paper man. as the future chief Of the bureau
Although By. Curtis has severed his official 70
Iations with the State Department he will con-
tnue in charge of the Latin American exhibit st
Chicago under u commission from the worlds
fair directory.
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The New York Passes ONT.

LIVES. DEL, May 1.-The United States
cruiser New Iork arrived at the Delaware
breakuGter ESQ O'Clock this morning and passed
oat the c9Ge5 :. ll:iO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-17

Ghe Commissioners this afternoon received
from Health Officer Hammett q report Of the
work Of the house-to-house inspection for last
week. In the report mention is made Of the
work Of Inspector OFT, who is collecting
samples Of milk and water for anaiyAs by Prof.
Hird. The report says:
have the honor to submit the following re-
port Of the work done in this department under
the house-to-house inspections. as compiled
from the reports of the inspectors:
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PlNKNEY CONFESSES.
he Tells the Story Of the Bowie
Murder.
He STRUCK THE BLOW.

Barber Was Not With Him at the Tin.
but tine Plan OF killing Had B-ea Agreed
on Between Them - Others said 20 n
Implicated.
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l0WW1[D PEPTWMEa

What it, % Is concentrated food for use in
case of sickness Il contains drugs. 1t patent
sed7cfrs no. proprietary article. II = beef Pure
ce>s. Immensely ccacentrztei- Nor Is shis all IL IL
T---si-ss:sc nat the most delicate stomach vii
--.<in A. = = already dl-~-e- = car Dc rTsn 20
ne sck with the ce-taIE knoSledge that Il VII
into me blood no1lsh the Yatiert- LIQUID
epSons should Be used II svsry e typhoid Fever
in every OF scarlet ev=- sri II every case o:
,iiph-aerls- 3emsnber mis-. If you a-e run down or
veal from sry liquid Peptons; It viii make
lou strong 4 you are s1cE. very SICK. profoundly
sick l. Will bridge yo1 The critical period Of your
G;seas.. you- doctor about il. In orde ring be
and ask for Liquid Pep.one. made by
my3-wks3In STEVENSON Jester. phila-
TF THE BABY Is CUTTING TEETH BE SURE
= and tka. old and well-tried remedy. Mrs. Win
slows ScoshinS Syrup fo- children leethng. Il
the child. Sttens the ailays all pain.
vIEd colo and Is the best remedy for arrhos
Twenty i've cents a bottle myl-ly
lroa IMPURE or THIN BLOOD. WEAKNESS
lake Browns Iron Bitters IL gives strength nakins
old persons EEL yOUng-and younS persons strong
Pleasant 20 take D
rr,HE MODEM MIRACLES OF HEALING WHICH
= I-sbiy performed by Dr. Williams Pink
Pills should -ceive The closest INVESTIGATION by sick
people ana -iie.r trends. .a2Sm&wly
a NGIOsTU-:a B,-TERS SHOULD FIND a PLACE
= every EOgJsec1id The best cure for Indigestion
NannacIu-sC Oy Dr.. }. u. z. SIEGERT SONS.
AL druggists xeep them
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-17
The Electric Light Company Heard.

At special meeting of the Board of Com
missioners this afternoon the United States
Electric Lighting Compant appeared to argue
their right TO q permit to extend the under
ground conduit system
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THE WORK OF INSPECTORS.
A Detailed Report of the House-te-House
V;sitatiOns.

THREE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-sIX SQUARES
COVERED Up TO DATE-IHE CONDITION OF
By THE MILK INsPKCToR-LooKING AFTER
THE WATER.
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THE NEW MODERATOR

The following are principally spoken Of in
connection with the election Of moderator:
Rev. DR.. Roberts, the stated clerk; Rev. DR..
Craig Of Chicago. Rev. DR.. Baker and Rev. DR..
Dickey Of Philadelphia and Rev. Dr.. Stewart Of
the state Of Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-17
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

The are the opening ani closing prices o.
wire to Corson u Mccartney. 14l9 street.