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The Washington bee., 1895-01-26
NEWS OF. INTEREST.

ur F. P. NcCape, has been honored
IN ~ a positiOn in the legislature.
Tho testimonial concert given last
4 FRIDAY night was a success.
p,of Havcon, Of the High School,
,,rtrm @ lates giving a grad cantata i'll
,ari yr, II viii equal, if not exceed any
.sTng that has ever been given in the
District.
Miss Florence Mathews, who has been
,ar tor TWO weeks, is again able TO be
4 % duty at fIeedmen's hospital.
Mr. A. b. George, of Altoona, Pa,
"a, recently appointed as one of COM
mItes OF the Law Students Association
i 4 BAR Counsy, Pa.
Rev. W. p. Gibbons, Ph. D., will dur
no the coming spring, enlarge his
%mch at tae corner of 4th and l. Sits.
midwest, a, the membership, even
4 low. is much over ], 100.
A Kansas has new Senator. He is a
iRpyuOllcan and still Ingalls, is ''Out OF
ajJD.
Rev. II. Clay Robinson, vino is much
TAXED of, concerning the chaplaincy in
4 The Army, is man Of magnificent ply.
sque, probably weighing z3U pounds,
and standing over SIX feet. He is cour-
tgOus, affable, educated anG cultured,
and is a first class man for the place.
Albemarle, is the greatest county in
Virginia, aud Senator Tom" Martin,
neNIy elected, VIII no doubt, sho ~ his
] wonderful power DIS All all around
] thoroughbred man from the South.
The wind-bagged specimen is still
\ with US.
Mis-, Blanche Kelly, formerly of this
Gty, but now .of New Port, Il. l., re-
I Gently made one of the best averages of
\ her school. Miss Kelly is an Afro
1 American, and one of the coming wo-
uen Of her race.
At the annual meeting of the Berean
Baptist Church, helu on last Thursday
\ evening, the Fi..ance Commi tee made
/ their report, showing that the member
/ snip of the church had made consider
able improvement during the past yeaI
\ in meeting The financial obligations
resting upon the church. The receipts
for the year 1894, including collections,
donations, contributions, etc, had
amounted to over 81 400.
4 The annual election took place and
Esulted III the reelection of the trustee
OaTd as follows; l.. G. Bailey, chair.
nan; John A. Pierre, David Messer,
James ID. Rowe, and B. T Petway
Mr. Henry f. Baker was reelected
/ treasurer.
reports of the various committees
Slowed prosperous condition of every
lesTtment Of The church work, anu
Ile membership starts out in the work
o. this year under new inspiration and
With every assurance Of success.
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PERSONALS.

H0n B. X. Bruce has returned to the
qSy from The South Where he has been
iQI several months.
Editor James A. Ross, and John
AadlnS, took a trip to Baltimore this
week.
Rev. Il. Clay Robinson is being strong
! y urged Tor the chaplaincy in the Army.
nc II lhe best man TO be appointed.
F' Williams, his mother, and sisters,
H'lIned TO the city Friday from Ann
sstvllS, Nd where they attended the
'OltIal OF their brother and son.
Madam Hagen, of Nilliamsport, Pa.
.e y celebrated electrician, the mother
y MIS-. Fannie Gregory, of Howard
University, w. viii be in the city on d
G4 .ht In few days. Mrs. Hagen is one
~ s.' Sit most accomplished and most sue
''SNuI Women IN this country.
ba.L nc W. X. n0maS is quite sick at
u'' nome 1882 18th street northwest.
,;N ~ Sexpected that Mr. Charles Champ
'a, "aI Soon be able TO come out again.
fron5 rr.l 70 the qualification of his many
s,r M 4 " a Lewis, of Howard Univer-
N.Y., N.Y., VINO has been on a visit to his pa
h IiS iSo a. ~ ;Mteatherford, Texas, is expected
'uF CITY this week.
tbe ~; BE JenIter read an able paper before
On on aTt DTtnel Literary last Tuesday night,
grib,a Iie Il duty Of the church towards
n.r %l@ Marie Wells has entered Freed
1s h. ; hospital for the purpose of becom.
= lIalned nurse.
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AN INDUSTRIAL ENTERPRISE.

R. S. Laws, D. D., who teaches Bib
lical, systematic, and PASTORAL, theolo-
gy, Exegesis, al d Homil' tics, in rooms
312 and 313 in Hamilton Building, 81
and SO Fifth Avenue, Pittsburg, Pa,
is also tie busin' SIS manager OF the
Afro-American Protective Bureau OF
Employment and Information, where
he best of Northern wages is secured
for a first-class Southern and local help,
as we'll as French and g. rman.
For families, hotels, public buildings,
farms, nils. and mines, helps and
places furnished in 10 days or deposits
refunded.
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The Whiteway Disabilities.

81. Johns, N. f., Jan. 21. - Gov.
o'Brien has received a dispatch from
the Imperial Government refusing to
assent to the bill for the removal OF
the disa bilities Of Sir William White
way and his colleagues. This refusal
will probably compel the Government
to accept a royal commission to inves-
tigate the colony's affairs. A number
Of persons implicated in the bank scan
dals are likely to be arrested. Among
them will probably be some OF the d.
ractors.
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a QUIET MARRIAGE.

took 4 froaal, ~ Duncan, of Pittsburgh, Pa,
Nt1naeeailc leave of his friends on last
sreef sr'SSa! N! evening by going to s27 18th
aud tooJ, oJJs,QfIlllWest, with his best man
aev ,UOS s~S lTom there Miss BERTHE Hack
Rsltsr- u !" III to the residence of Rev,
at - I'M y. Brooks and were married.
for srarcg scan' who has been in the city
he he'd hsai months and who had Won
tlOuubtt !; 0l several more tair ladies
for fr,sb,,ne !, nest TO take the lU:20 tram
Vel to o'iSS;ouIgh, ~ after having bid fare
ad tbe D. d. tnendS, Uncle Bob Brown,
NC DEE representative,
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Murder and Suicide.

ChNlicothe, O., Jan. 21. - James
o'Brien, aged thirty-six, boilermaksr
I'm the Baltimore and Ohia Southwest
srn shops, shot his wife four times
two shots taking effect, and then turn
ed the weapon upon himself. Both
will die. O'Brien is miser, and the
shooting was occasioned by his wife
selling four chickens and using some
OF the proceeds in purchasing sugar.
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The Flight of Planta.

Nanaimo, B. c., Jan. 81. - Police
Magistrate Planta left town In small
rail- boat with his youngest son. The
boat was seen later in the day head
ing for the American side. A hurried
investigation of his affairs shows that
for years he has been in the habit OF
converting public money and trust
funds to his own use.
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Duke of Argyle and Lord ChurchfA.
London, Jan. 21.-A dispatch mo-
Glasgow says that the Duke OF AfgJA
"a weaker. ,..
Lord Randolph Churchills CONDITION
is unchanged.
The Washington bee., 1895-01-26
Got Ahead of the Law.

Taunton, Mass, Jan. 21. - George
Russy, sixty years old, an inmate OF
Taunton Jail, awaiting the action OF
the Grand Jury for the alleged man
slaughter of his wife In Fall River on
December 26 last, hanged himself to
the bars of his cell with his handker-
chief.
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ruts,. Attempt to Rob a Bank.

Momenie, Ill, Jan. 21.-An attempt
to rob the Exchange Bank Of this place
was made at 10 o'clock yesterday
morning by q party Of burglars, two
of whom were captured. The others
escaped, but did not secure anytnlns
of value.
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Gave Himself Up.

Brooklyn, Jan. 21.-George Wsso.
,neton negro, who Saturday night
shot and killed James Hargraves, a4so
oolored. in a quarrel over game OF
pool. surrendered to the police ysstss-
day.
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Shot himself.

Gloucester, Mass, Jan. 21.-Ths DeoS
of Herbert Tsrr, aged thirty-hve. q
Rockport, who has been missing since
Friday. was found EestardaL IWs
hsI ahot htmAaA ,sasl,aIsls1-
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Arm, for Peruvian Revolution.

Sam Francisco, Jan. 21.-M. saeres,
a Peruvian political refugee. has ar
rived In the city with considerable
money. It Is said his mission rs 70
nurchase arms and ammunition fo3 the
Peruvian revolutionists.
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From the " esrern On, ic.

If Taylor can bring libel suit and
gain it in America, we want to go to
the extreme southern part of Africa,
where. the sun is as hot as h.
The Washington bee., 1895-01-26
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Brad.rrc.t., Financial Review.

New York. July I9.-Bradstreet' :
Financial Review tomorrow VOL say.
Bearish pressure upon the industrials
has furnished most OF the activity in a
very duh market. Success.n this line
OF action has, however. been less pro-
nounced than in the preceding fort
night. and the creation OF large short
interest has become an embarrassment
70 the bears. While crop reports have
been very mixed. ;hsir general tenor IS
favorable. and the prospect OF an sncr-
nous yield Of corn was never brighter.
This. with the increases q railroad
earnings, compared with the period q
strikes and business depression last
year, makes holders OF railroad secur-
ities very stubborn and The efforts OF
1he bears have failed 70 produce any
liquidation in the granger shares The
TnanipuIa ton has r1ani1estly had <or its
object 4 depression which would sabis
short lines % b covered. and or al de-
clin@s stocks have been wanted By TIRE
protest. oaais-
Perverted views OF the situation here
find expression n The English financial
press. which fails - appreciate tie ex-
tent % which the free silver agitation
: losing ground The one factor which
has favored The bears vas fha coEtsu-
ued strength q exchange rates. a.
though this was Of little practical bare
q % the shorts Il Is believed that The
appearance Of some futu-e. drawings
against shipments ~ grain and cotton
10 Be made IN the autumn = the begin
niag Of rr,o-e.nea. which xii de,ress
exchange below the gold rate.
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Dun's Review of Traie.

New York. July 1a-R. G. Dun & cos
Weekly Review OF Trade. which issues
tomorrow. viii say: The weeks news
is not entirely encouraging. but IS all
the more natural because there are
signs OF midsummer dul!ness. Whea ,
prospects are not quite so good : last
week ut still there are lower prices
as corn and cotton have been lowered
The exports Of gold and the less favor
able treasury returns for july are no.
unexpected and mean nothing as =,
coming business. There i a percin-
tible decrease in the demand for most
manufactured products and the actual
distribution 70 consumers nz-uralIy
lessons in midsummer. Much Of the re-
cent buying was 10 anticipate a rise II
prices. and such purchases fall OF
when prices have risen There ara SIN
numerous advances in wages. but -hA
strikes grow more numerous and i'm
portant
In part because business was m
usually large IL the first half q July
q quiet tone meets reasonable exr-Ac.a-
tons The heavy bank failure AZ Mon
treal does not affect finances here a7d
IS passing there with less disturbance
than was feared
Gold exports for the middle OF -Tr,ly-
when crops are beginning 10 move. !,
rot meant 70 affect stock. can al ar
events have only . speculative s.gut-
ncancs-
Wheat has declined . cents Tor ss,-
TENDER. corn IL cents and cotton /
cent for spot Western r>,eiuts -
wheat. not half OF last vars, express
disappointment a. prices. while exports
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s. Louis. Juiy Is-Flou--DuH sri
weak Quotations are for rev Sour. Oh
ranging Lq2S cents .gher. Pa-elts.
8 A17st1
Wheat had al exceedingly Ep.-i,l.ss
opening. as thars were 20 Gecl11 ilfir-
elces % work the market. ne feE trades
eNhaUstirE Ire orders tnat we're o. hart
There Vas rally later lu TIE sssE-Ga Dlt
not much Improvement The close Ta-
steady f1r future and lover for sTsot.
10. 2 re1, cash. sfi~c. July. e. aske1 f,
August. sac bad. S~PteDbe=. 81. De
cernber. &C.
CoTa-Openei With 4 6ovsvsr1 So
dezcy this morning. weather ccZdstl1s-s
beng u8fzvo-ahls and wheat Ne4s
After selling OF ? hzf cent TIE MARIE
rallied ard recovered tbs i0Es. ca9ei- =
easter than yesterday No Ds0e1-
czSh. a. asked. Juiy. So S.t, s@Ptsr1-
b.. ~. December. $-s.c bad; Nay. 2 =,
bid
ozts-Duu sn5 Tszxs- for futures viii
o1t much decline. trailing ughts Fg-ot
grades st-sty % Arm 10 = c2sz. 81
o.f' Jgiy. 20: September. 80 sskee;
Nav. Zi.c bid
Rye-H ezksr: No. = cash. -
E1rssF-< r-1i-zl
FisXSe<3-Srpt. EaSzhie 81 ~
Grass ses-1s-T .Ee:ky xteSEy 8 60 =
for August ceiixSry-
Esssn-in c@snars. ezsf track. -.
Cora r,ezl-s- lsssc q
Hsy-s-r0as demand fer csSscs e1lse
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Winfield ....o07 01012 liz IA
lnlAnnnd ,na q / q q q q q O. 9 2
Eagles Sporting Notes.

Catcher Bowerman of Wheeling, W.
"A, has been signed by Baltimore.
St Louis wants a whack at Tuck"
Turner if Philadelphia will release him.
Sunday games are proving the SAL
walton OF the majority of eastern league
teams.
Arthur Irwin of Philadelphia says he
will not trade Turner for shorty
Fuller.
Thompson of Philadelphia leads the
league in home runs having eight to
his credit.
Duffey again leads the Bostons in hit
ting, he being few points in advance
of Bannon-
The Louisvilles have not won game
from Cleveland, Baltimore or Brook
Ign this season.
Scott Stratton lately released by Chi
cago, will play in the outfields for Com
iskey's Apostles
"Adonis" Terry Of Chicago has be-
gun crusade against sharp spikes.
The move is good one.
HOfffer's work for Baltimore this
season has been above par. He is the
best youngster drafted into the league
for '95.
Asa Stewart has fallen off in his bat
applaud him when he steps to the plate.
How sad
Shugart'S work at short stop for
Louisville has discounted the predict
ions of PfttSburg oracles who said he
could not last in fast company
What troubles these ball tossers
have. TO be sure. Love Cross was in
sured in st. Louis last week to prove
that he did not have consumption.
A brother of George Davis, third
baseman of the New Yorks. wants TO
be an umpire. President Young
should give him a trial He could bo
no worse than some Of the alleged"
who are now running around lose.
John Montgomery Ward, Attorney
at-Law." are the words that are being
painted on a brand new single in
New York. The sign will be hung in
a few days and Johnny will begin to
deal out law at 50 much per yard
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New York Stock Exchange.

New York, July 19.-The engagement
OF a million dollars in gold for ship
ment to Europe tomorrow was not a
factor in the share speculation. al
though efforts were made by the bears
to use it as a barrier upon values.
II seemed TO be accepted by the
street that all danger of heavy gold
shipments have passed for the year
and that the trade conditions are such
as TO render ii absolutely certain that
the supply of sterling bills shall in
crease from this time forward. AS an
Offset of the gold shipment and pos
sibly by reason thereof, the sterling
exchange market assumed an easier
tone and slightly lower rates were
made. In the stock market the trading
was very dull and the short interest
was more cautious in its operations
than during the past few days, putting
out shorter lines and covering quickly
at the first sign OF danger. 1t was
only in the industrials that any wide
movement was made and the same old
cliques which have been working the
market during the week did the manip-
ulation. The first sales made Were
slightly lower and Consolidated Gas
broke 34 per cent. Leather preferred
was sold down IL per cent ON the pro-
posed issue of new stock and Chicago
Gas was SOLD on orders from the west
and receded q per cent. Sugar, which
had yielded II per cent in the early
trading, found ready support from
among the traders and on good buy
ing rose 21e per cent. A general appre-
citation followed on the industrial
group, Consolidated Gas and Illinois
Steel selling up 21a per cent; Chicago
Gas, rs per cent, and Leather prefer
red, rs per cent. Shortly after IL o.
clock Sugar fell IL per cent on realiz-
Ing sales and there was a sympathetic
reaction on its sister stocks, ranging
up TO l per cent in Tennessee Coal and
Laclede Gas. The coal shares at this
also developed weakness, the rest of
the railway section being neglected. In
the early afternoon speculation was ir-
regular on very narrow changes. Short
ly after IL O'Clock a rapid raise was
made upon Lead, based on the failure
of the directors 10 act in the dividend
question and decline of 21s per cent
resulted. The rest of the list was
without important movement until the
last hour. when Tennessee Coal gained
ia er cent from the lower point and
Sugar and Leather preferred moved
up per cent. Lead rallied 2. per cent
At the close the market was dull but
firm. prices in the main, however, be
in lower than in the final trading yes
terday
Bonds were quiet and irregular and
closed in the main lower. Sales ag-
Tegated 81 $50 600
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HAD PLnSTY OF AIR.
And that's Ahoua al tine Imprisoned Pc
wabic Miners Did Have.

Iron Mountain. Mich, July 1e.-Hun-
dreds Of people surrounded the shaft
Of Pewabic mine last night att O'clock
when the rescuing party penetrated the
fallen rock and reached the chamber
where nine men had been imprisoned
since o'clock Wednesday evening.
The men were all alive and unhurt but
they looked the worse for their exper-
fence, as they had no drinking water
and nothing - eat They had drifted
into the fallen rock from their side
twenty feet
superintendent Brown had nourish-
ment ready for them and after uartak-
ing OF il they We're a Il driven to their
respective homes. The pipe that sup
piled air TO that part Of the mine in
which the men were imprisoned was
not broken and they were supplied with
oxygen.
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WICHITA POULTRY co.
Wool MARKET
London Auction sales.

london. July BAT the wool auction
sales today ls. $50 bales were offered. %
which 100 were Withdrawn. The com
petition was spirited al full rates. es-
peciaIly Tor the better grades. SAILS In
detail: New South Wales. 500 bales:
secured. sz.s4Is 81: greasy. 2.0fi15.
QuccnHiand. $3.50 bales. scGured. ~ .
sid. greasy. 5A1s3sd Victoria. 2.sss
bales: secured. 7izfGls "a: Rrsasy. -.
NilIzf South Australia. !. os3 bales:
secured. 5izQ7d. greasy. 4a1sd- swan
River. 81 bale; FreaSy. tussf- Tss-
mania. 80 bales: ErsaEy. suieiSi Ss~
ZeaIand. 500 bales secured. s31is "a
q. greasy. <f5IQS.
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for the week, about a quarter or last
years and for three weeks only 2.s2e, OPP
bushels, flour included, as against a.
0i6. 267 last year, show that foreign deal
ers are not regarding the situation
with anxiety. Nor do British accounts
indicate any anxiety apeut eetton,
While efforts are reported Dy some or
the American mills to sell part OF the
stock taken some months ago, which
apparently exceed their neeos Tor the
year. If unfavorable 10 some specula-
tors, there are cheering indications. for
Il is better TO have fair crops than TO
get high prices for what remains.
Orders have so accumulated in iron
products that some works forgo the
usual summer rest, and eastern furna-
ces are soon TO begin blast, which will
add about 5000 tons weekly TO the
production. a few quotations have ad
vanced, gray forge and eastern bar.
while bessemer pig is shade weaker
at Pittsburg but the average of all
prices is l per cent higher for the week
and 2S.3 per cent higher than Febru-
airy l. The strike Of several thousand
miners in the Marquette region may
have important consequences Pro,
ducerS OF no-bessemer ore have sold
largely for the future at prices so low
that they cannot add 10 the cost of
production and other mines in the
northwest may be affected Minor
markets are stronger. with sales of A.
100000 pounds of copper up TO II cents
for lake, and are not very firm in spite
of large visible supply.
Wool advanced in the first half Of
July, an average of l cent for 1O4 quo
tations of domestic by Coates Bros. OF
Philadelphia, and is now per cent
higher than a year ago. Sales natur-
ally lessen. being 100000 pounds for
the week against an average of over
l.. goo 900 pounds for each of the two
previous weeks, but prices are sustain
ed by German and French buying in
the London market. Manufacturers
do not support the advance and are
buying only for immediate needs. but
holders who have taken for weeks past
several times the quantity consumed.
are stiff.
Cotton milsl continue 10 enjoy large
business and several have advanced
wages this week, but some strikes Of
considerable Importance are threaten
ed or in progress. The weaker tone for
the material does not as yet affect the
prices of goods.
Failures for the week have been 256
IN the Pnited States against 236 last
year, and SO in Canada against Al last
year.
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BOSTON Z. CHIC .

Chicago, July 19.-Poor Judgment in
running bases lost the Colts at least
two runs and their three costly errors
each counted for a tally for the oppo-
sitiOn and gave Boston todays game.
Lowe and Long did some great work in
the field. while Decker and LANCE led
the batting. Attendance 1000. Score:
r II +
Chicago .... ! 0 001o OF o. 10 3
Boston ....... D 0 0 1 2 2 o 0"-5 8
Batteries: Chicago-Hutchinson and
kittredge: BoSton-Sullivan and Ryan.
Earned runs-Chicago 9; Boston .. Two
base nitS-Lange =; Decker 2; Dahlen,
Nash =. Three base hits-Bannon. Sac
rifice hitS-Stewart, Duffy. Double
playS-Sullivan. Lowe, Tucker. Stolen
hases-Long. Struck out-By Sullivan
l: by Hutchinson l. Base on balls-Of
Sullivan 3; off Hutchinson >. Wild
Observation-Disclosures. Hit by ball
Decker. Umpires-Jevne and Calvin.
TiD1o AZ
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DRY GOODS MARhET.
New NCrk.

New York. July 19.-ACents have ad-
RANGED the price OF Edwards and War
ran kid cambrics \ cent There has
been a wider inquiry for brown and
bleached cottons. as the sellers are
not plentiful for deliveries after Aug
ust Fiannels. blankets. dress goods
and spring woolens were in better de-
mand. sales and orders, printed fab
RIGS in better inquiry and more bus
mess doing. Printing Cloths firm with
sales at 1916.
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CLOSING STOCKS.
London Stock Exchange.

New York, July 19.-The evening
Post London coblegram says: The
stock markets today were dull. The
affairs of the Balkan peninsula caused
some uneasiness. COnsOls were lower.
Americans were dull to fat with con-
tinental selling. All the papers have
wires indicating gold exports. which
depressed the market, though there Is
To confirmation OF large shipments
here in the best quarters Lake
Shores and Reeding were strong. The
Lehigh Valley loan prospectus Is ex-
pected tonight as the details are al
ready stated