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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

The following business was transacted In the SUI
preme Court Of the United States yesterday;
ON motion Of William II. Armstrong Robert r.
Allen, OF Willlnmspurt, Pa was admitted to practice.
No. 2S3. The New York Guaranty and Indemnity
Company plaintln IN error, vs. The Board of Lquida-
ton o the state Of Louisiana. Argument concluded.
No. 23L John H. Bacon ct ALL appellants, w, George
Z. Rvcs IT u Argued,
No ~. The AmOsieag National Bank, plaintiff In
error, VS.. Tho Town of Ottawa. Passed.
No 236, Alfred MarChand, plaintiff IN error VS..
Henry FrciSen. Argument commenced.
Adjourned until odRy
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A GALA NIGHT AT THE RINK.
a German ON Asphalt by The CIrciIng
Glass Presentation TO GeOrse Kelly.

CIaAA-PrcAentNtiOh 10 SeOfse Nciiys
An immense crowd gathered at the Rink last
night to witness the german given to the I'D
vanced circling class by the Messrs Kelly. At
eight o'clock sharp the surface was cleared aud
the skaters took their places for the first figure.
The ladies of each circle wore shoulder knots
of dllcrent.colorGd ribbons, the gentlemen
wearing knot of the same colors in
their button. holes. At tho stroke of the
gong the figure was commenced to The wtching
strains of Il waltz. As II progressed round ailer
round of applause was given, and every eye was
bent to watch the graceful movements OfthU class
as they executed II with tauitless precision The
germun on the waXed iloor of ballroom has
many vOtarics here in the Capital, but on the
smooth surface Of asphalt aud with the al.
iunCt of noiselcsS rollers this fascinating dance
becomes the very poetry of motion. Each
figure consisted of series Of cvOlutOns calculated
TO display all the peculiar features of the roller
skate aud the graceful accomplishments of the
ClnSa Between the figures tho surface was filled
with other skaters, who thus enjoyed spin while
the class WAS allowed brief rest. At the conclu-
sion of the second figure the favors were distrib-
utCd in accordance with numbers previously
drawn. These consisted of beautiful souvenirs
in the shape of hand-paiucd portfolios,
| cascls, purses, PLAQUES, and other fancy ar
tclcs, aud were received with many express
slons ofdelght by the fair skaters. At the con-
ClusiOn of the german Mr. BrniuGrd, in behalf of
the class presented to Mr. George \, Kelly beau
tnl floral roller skate. This was mos! exquisite
specimen of the florists art II was constructed of
jaqucmimot aud Mrgcschg! Neil roscbuds a2nleas,
I mgnonettc, and smilaN. Mr.. Kelly made Il hero C
effort to reply to the complimentary remarks
| Of Mr., Brinagd, but finally was COM
The following are the members Of the advanced
circling class who took part in the german -
Inlies-Misses Goodal, strong, Mills, Pairo,
MoNon, Wright, Lyon, Crcnshaw, Flat, Dcvun,
Cayanagh, Sheriff Calvert, DO Rouceray, New,
Moore Ewing Bryan, Brawner, Bacre, Randall,
SiuuSsG, Tnrrisse, Burke, sheldon, and MOglll.
GentCmGn-Mcssrs. Harrison, Snow, Slice Parks,
Brniucrd, Todd, Middleton Burchell Bolton,
noritec, snyder, Frear Rawlings, LIVINGSTON
('lurph
Randall Buwscl, Paxton, Young, Fairehlld, Gibbs
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Wilbors Cod. Liver oil and Lime has now been
before the public twenty years, and has steadily
grown III favor and appreciation. This could not
be the case unless the preparation was of high in
triusc value. The combination Of the Phosphate OF
Lime with pure Cod. Liver Oil. as prepared by DR..
Wlbor, has produced new phase in the treat.
ment Of Consumption and all diseases of the
delicate invalid without creating the disgusting
nausea which is such on objection to the Cod
scribcd by the regular faculty. sold by the pro.
prietor, A. b. WlLBoR, Chemist Boston, and by all
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nenerl 90 lIe WHOM or MonI. ,IoreII,

No more deserving entertainment has been
offered than the concert tomorrow night at Lin
coin Hall for the benefit Of the widow and chill
drGn Of the late Louis Morcl The Washington
Either Club, Miss Eva Mills, Mr.. II. Knoop, and
others viii assist and the affair is under the man.
agcmcnt OF the members Of the late ATiOn Quar-,
telle CInb and lincoln Posi-. No. 3, q. A. r.
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The Smithsonian Institution yesterday received
from Mr. Lewis swim, OF. Rochester n. T., the an
nouncemeut Of the discovery by Mr.. Wells, at
Dudley Observatory, on March 10, 1882 at eleven
o'clock p. m, mean time, of comet in the con-
stelatiuu Hercules, In seventeen hours tlty-thrcc
minutes right ascension, $50 30 north dCcllnVtOn,
with daily motion slow TO north,
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The concert 10 BIO given Friday night at the
Congregational Church for the benefit of the
Misses kidwoll promises 70 be one ofthe most ell
joyuble entertainments given during the season.
IN tho list Of volunteers are found the names Of
Miss Eva NILS, My, Jennie True, Nine KRspar,
Mrs, Powell, Mogsls. John q. Pugh, Frank Pear.
son, Professors BischoH, KaSpar, Kubcl and
others.
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N' A. GUTcHlNlsT


The want has long been felt Of floor covering
combining the durability aud comfort OF 10 carpet
with the cleanliness of oil.ClOth This desirable
end Is obtained In the patent LinOlcum, md be-
ing composed of cork, is never cold under foot
dnG goods nre mace III variety OF HnmGi9E.
house. as well MS stores, Offices sc. See that the
word LISoLEuM" Is on the back of every square
yard. This is the only genuine article. Kept By
all Garnet dealers
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TAYLOR g. HUFTY.
Japanese and Canton Crepes

dH-.SHk CddrWe Grenadines.
Noirc GrcBudipcS, Po'kd Dot Grenadines
Embroidered IHdio I'ongces.
Embroidered Paris Robes.
HNouelti,s" in HdudkcrchiCtS and Hosiery.
Tbulard silks. Summer silks.
S,rdh Silks LotjSiHes.
SErclusirs styles and coloi ings' IN Paris
and Lyons Ncw Spring oni Summer
Dress Effects.
Elegant SHkS and Hiaddmcs.
MOire Frdacdjse, Moirc Btkia.
NcV French SdtjRes and Bdtisirs.
Paris Sati,es .iN-Lncn Lmrng.
AnderSous Scotch GipghdmS.
Lupin's Cti,Lrutcd Buck Fabrics.
Courtauid's English Crepes.
Biack llH-SHk Pi,tah Grenadines.
1Rure Bargains" in Table Linens, 7oueiS,
Napkins, QuiL's, and White Goods
Complete stock, Plain Figures,
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IMP
$40 MnrlteL
DUBLIC VOICE.

1924 14lh st. NV, Jan. 8, 1882,
GENTLEMEN:
have suffered for years with
loss of appetite aud heavy OPP
pressed feeling about the stOm-
ach. About April last | COM
meuced taking Browns Iron
Bittcrs, and have taken several
bottles. Myappciite greatly inn
proved under the use of the first
bottle. IL is now good and am
relieved from the oppressed
feeling. The medicine has
certainly done me a great deal
of good. -
Mat
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-03-22

There will be mNlinccs at both theatres this
afternoon. At Ford's Opera House, George ThOtch.
er's Minstres will be seen IN their excellent en-.
leranment, and at the NaiiQna! Theatre Bs9ns9n
be given by the strong company under tae Ilau.
agcment Of Mr. j. W. Collier
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CHILDREN'S SUITS.
New Designs. New Patterns in
Handsome Materials.
SPECIAL ATTENTION

IL called to our GOSSAMERS.
Many ladies have called for Scph-
rate hoods, and we are pleased to
announce that we have them i'll
several sizes.
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RUBBER UMBRELLAS,

entirely new. All choice Novel;
ties will be received as soon as
produced in foreign or domestic
markets.
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NJ W. Gall Z
-B-EO- 81 CO.


display all the novelties in
Rich JEWELRY, the newest
patterns Of Sterling SILVER
WARE, the best American
and Foreign WATCHES, Fine
Fancy Goods, Plated Table.
ware, Table Cutlery, the finest
Stationery, &c.
Particular attention is given
TO repairing Watches, Jew
elry, SilverWare, &c.
Arms, Crests, and Mono
grams correctly engraved in
metal and stone.
HOY Penna. ave.
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"NTHCIhcy DNIry WhGOhh.
Fresh Alderuey butter churncd every morning.
and delivered in I%b. "Ward" prints, at SOC, per ID
Also cottage cheese &C. per ball; buttermilk, DC.
per qnnrt, and sweet milk &c. per quart
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DISTRICT BREYITlEs.


Torhe Matte iRanHc Sdies sigbHy colder aud jotr
wtaGcr, uo,hcy towc5icrly minds, and higher bd,om-
tiCr.
For Washington, a. m.-SHgbRy colder, fair
rCdtbcr during "Wednesday and ThUsdnv.
ThCrmomctric readings n. m, 1859; II q. M,
45' p. m, iSo : p. m, i9o; II p. M, i6o maxi.
mum, 80 minimum, 10.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

1870 DENTiSr-HOWLANp DENTAL ASSO.
W. CITATION, No. 2ll Eour.nnd.u.half street, 2
doors north Of Pennsylvania avenue east side Here.
after cNractuiis under Nitrous oxide, without pain,
will no a for the first tooth and 20 cents each uddi
tiOnal tooth at the same sitting EStrncons without
gus, 30 cents each tooth. Best Artificial Teeth made,
81 per set Gold and Amagnu Fittings from 81 to s5.
All work warranted first class. Have administered
Nitrous Oxide 10 10000 patients. Patients COM
ing by will be furnished free tickets TO and nom
the Office. mrl2.ly
sSSSo THE ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCK
RSS7 holders of the Columbia Fire Insurance Com
pany, Coz the election az niue trustees Will he held at
the Office OF the Company, 1894 Fsrcet, on MONDAY,
April a. Polls open FROM :. to OC!DCS p. M.
Inr2.-W, F,M-Gt H. X. WILLARD secretary.
49, ThERE WILL. BE 4 NESTING OF TIL h
kSS stockholders of the CorcUran Fire Insurance
Company at their Office, j0 Seventh street. on MON
DAY, the Sd day of April ISL for the purpose Of
clecting nine directors for the cnsnlng year. Polls
will be opened vt II IN. amt close vt . ~ m.
nrls J. 4. DYER. Secretary.
a5Sys MARTINS VACCINE VIRUS,
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HOY Pellna. ave.
HOLIDAY GOODS.

Our stock Of Diamond Lace Pins Fnyrf aud Ear
filings, Fine God JUWClry, American Watches, Stcr-
ling Silvcrwure in great variety, Plated Tea Sets,
BUsl,s Bowls. Ice Pitchers, llttcr Dishes, n-turs,
r5uun Turoous Forks and spoons Rogers Bros Plated
Table cutlery, joseph Rogers sons. sheffield Ivory
Tublc cutlery aud scissors frcuch Clocks Opera
WIS never complete, which we call 10 The attention
of purchasers Ns thry viii iinn our prices low.
HARRIS Il SIAFER,
mrlG-tf No. lll3 Pennsylvania avenue
.I...- s,Efss3S9il'Srln7S
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Turkish. Russian, and Sulphur Baths. sos Il
street. open Sunday till one p. NJ.
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TAYLOR & HUFTY,
No. o33 Pennsylvania avenue.
1T TTT Goo6-S.
Elegant Silk Wraps and Satin dc
Lyon and Lace.
Handsome Suits, Satin Rhadames,
very stylish and ut marvel
OuSly low prices.
CLOAKS. CLOAKS.
Novelties in Spring Cloths and
Fine Walking Jackets.
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" r d
y! siils, N. stevens Pr y. H. Bailey g. A. French,
n,SsnSGr p wS S,yH9 ISy: ePT T sSTy aY
loT Rochester, ~ s.; N. l., Young W h. Iodsefs
J; $ Rnten, ptnnsylvania; NJ. W. Putnam Phadel-
boston; David barnett IrooEiyu; q II. pcrgner,
Harrisburg j. NJ Anderson, Auburn, n. VI j. w.
,t E9n Ya IorI \! smP!oR P!,Sars ,tAa,d r.
SSndcpRaf wR HH@ te4 p SGSTSG C. weoS
Eonneelcut' J. J. Pcddccord, Illinois GgS!oyuS j.
son, fhiadSip6ia Mr.. John moore, fhiadelpIia
PROVIDENCE /, ijj ~ ", DicEinson, boston j. l.,
Shorlcrot, Rchmond, Va; a, sichcl, New York
George a. Miller, Boston
R1oos-F. J. combs. $ Flanagan W. y. Butt, J..
T, I,wcns aud Charles {. kqg, rhiadclphiai John
Dehhlc, +. u. smith, and T., 4. Cummings, Cnoln.
nai' l. T. Guggenhcimcr and u. H. Coo, New York ;
H. q. il. Kcnm, II. :" Robertson. and Br j. 4.
Cnhcll, yrgggi p. NJ. Hitchcock aud T. Lnzzcit,
W. II. Elliott, savannah Ga.
p..a @ v, wi SMILEY s PhilTdSPhl@ rC,I n
New Jersey; william Humphrey, Michigan; 70
j. Adams. Mwee r. MGntEdmSSpySr Sl iHMa
y: G; Hutchinson. Boston T.. Allen, Michigan $
NJ. William j. Chapman, Philadelphia.
r MErin li} H. Bornsley Georg S,a D.
New, York James Barnes, rhiladelrhiai Horace
BlnCkmer, Richmond :. W. Dicks, .Greensbof39
l.utlrr, Boston George q. Thomas, Philadelphia
William Armstrong, New York II. NJ. Neale, Phiia'
delpha
ST. JANEs.--Willinm 4. Allen Berryvllle, Va. A.
i. kCnnesCy, Brooklyn, N. Y; G. Is. Ipucll BusOni
~ T.. clark, Chamhersburg, Pa; NJ Lloung, Gettys'
burg, Pa; George D.. Winder, Virginia; Charles Buck
land Baltimore; 4. HrcNr, Now York
ARL1NGTuN.-J. NJ. Ellis, 4. Il. Young, Boston; G.
NJ. Philips Chicago; James punnett u. McE Whit
took, j. Harper. G. H. Gautier, s. j. Murphy New
YORK; Wade Converse. Columbus, Ohio; Thornton
A Ncvn, Monticello, ny,
M9,nMEEYs-w g, Rose, Cleveland, ohi2 + ;,, D
bco, Boston; j. Sertuze, P0r.s,
Sr. MAUC-J. H. Cohen. Baltimore Md. Robert
Palmer, New York CT. Burns, Maryland; William
COrbin, West Virginia.
WFICKIRS.-C W, EhrbcCl st, Louis,
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Complete stock, Plain Figures,
and Correct Prices.
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connected with 81, Nincents orphan Asylum in
this city died Monday at 81. JUscph's Female
Academy, i'm Baltimore, where she held the post
Of sister superior. The funeral will take place
this morning from -, Joscph's Church, Baltimore
Deceased, who Was forty six years old, was native
Of Ireland md her name, before She entered the
church, was Cutharine Doyle. She came to this
country when fifteen years Old, hcrparcuts settling
In Rochester, n. Y, whence she entered the
mother house at Emmittsburg.
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You can publish n three.lne advertisement Of
WANTED For Rent" For Sale" or "Lost,"
three times for twenty-five cents In THE REPUB.
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Affairs in West ya.h;npsou

DEATH-Mr. Theodore B. Samo, who has been
connected with the Washington Aqueduct since
day night He had been i'll for a long time, and
returned only last week from trip made in a
York city in 1880, and spent his boyhcod In Buff
falo. He was educated as a civil engineer and
won a prominent place in his profession. He came
to Washington In 1853, and was assigned to duty
as assistant engineer on the Washington water
works. Subsequently he served for time as chief
engineer After the control OF the Aqueduct was
transferred TO the engineer corps OF the army, Mr.
Same served as assistant under Gen. Babcock and
Col Casey. He leaves wife, son and two grown
daughters. The funeral ceremonies Will take
place at O'clock this evening at St Johns
church, and will be attended with Masonic honors
me remains VIII be taken to Buffalo for inter
ment on the $50 I'm. train by Mr.. John S. Ellis.
hroJher-in-law OF the deceased.
BROKE DoWN.-The engine st the pump house
broke down Monday evening By the min holding
the valve stem wearing out, and the water for the
nigh service has been very low. II fire had oc-
cured the consequences would have been very
seven years. Il IS all right again to-day.
REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Thomas Bowling, auction
lots numbera 30 .Sr IN M go ohd fh & teo;
Of lot numbered 30, all in Peter, Beatty, Deakins
and Threlkelds addition to Georgetown, the same
being described in one parcel as follows: Fronting
$50 feet by $40 Bridge street Prospect TO
Lieut.. A: NJ Thackara: for 100. For c. NJ. Mat
fronting GO feet on the north side OF Prospect
nue., near Fayette street, with the Improvements
Martha E. Kirk. for Sl,700. Same date for VIM. A.
Gordon, trustee, the warehouse. lot, wharf and
premises at the southwest corner OF High and
Water streets, to E. ID. Hartley, for 81 1855.
BUILDING ASSOCIATION. AT the goth regular
monthly meeting of the Tenth building assoca-
ZION, held Monday night at Goddard'S hall, 500
was sold, being shares at $50 per share.
SHOOTING AFFAIR.-About 1918 yesterday after
noon James Perkins, cOlorcd, about 10 years old.
living In Joansons alley, between 2lst and 2ad and
ana +, was shot In the right shoulder with pis-
tol by VIM Williams, while in an alteration, on
18th street. in front OF the Mt. Zion church. Per-
klnS was diSorderly in the church, where the Sun
day school had assembled to go on a picnic, and
was put out, which caused the disturbance. He
was taken to his home after having been attended
by Dr. Suter. Williams has not been arrested.
CONDITION OF THE WATER-Great Falls, very
turpid receiving reservoir, very turbid; distr1bu-
ting reservoir, clear
DIsoRDERLY HoUsE.-Frank Jamison colored,
was fined $40 or 80 days in the workhOuse by Judge
Smell today for keeping an ill-governed and dis
orderly house On this side OF Rock creek.
HIGH TIDE.-July 5.-11:07 am; II 80 pm
July G. IL ga am.
CATTLE MARKET.-The sales at Drovers Rest yes
terday were as foows:-150 cattle up and sold !;
pest, 61Sa7}5 good, 51sa6h; medium fair, 4ka5k !;
thln steers, oxen, 4a5. LOS sheep and lambs;
lambs CAT y; sheep, 4a5. 20 cows and calves, SIS
to SIS.
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Aexaxs6fria Affairs.
Reported for TIE EVENING STAR.

lNDKPENDKNcE DAY. was celebrated here main
" Dy Lusiiaides of pistols and explosion OF crack
efs- business went on as usual, except at tho
oanks, Corn Exchange and the post Office. Many
Washinstonians came down (without umbrellasj
to enjoy the day in Alexandria The rain gave
them welcome, and they hurried to shelter, nd
gatheTed under leaISy awnings or crouched In
doorwayS, or waited at stores, looking out like
Noah and his family rom the ark. When the sun
showed Itself again in the afternoon the "WhfZ
ana Dang' on the streets were renewed, and, until
:! late nour, King street was lighted UP by fire.
works.
CONSERVATIVES COMMEMORATIVE conservatives
OF the second ward held meeting Tuesday night
at sun hail. to nominate candidate for the va
L. MarGury presided and X. NJ. Latham acted as
secretary. Louis Kraft, L. A. Kerby and John
DoWney were nominated. The vote was as fol-
lows: herby, ii: Kraft, 90; D0wney, d. So Mr.
herby was declared the candidate. This is claimed
as prohibition triumph, Mr.. Kraft being an ac-
tive opponent OF Sunday laws and the Ike. The
election takes place to-day.
RESToEED TO DUTY.-Mayor Beckham this morn
ing restored TO duty officers James Smith and
Patrick Hays, suspended few days ago.
AWAITING TRIAL--The following jail cases are
george turner, for stealing boat; George Won
ger, Tor houSe-Oreahing, ana Priscilla VaSS, for as
sault with intent to XIII.
REPORTERS NOTES.-The United States court
N.lefe the post Office, cuStOm-hOuSe and L. S. court
Offices are located Tie session to-day will be a
iofinal one only. and no business done until to-
morrow.-Thc Israelites here have chosen l.
kaufman president OF the Hebrew congregation,
anu Henry Strauss, president of the Hebrew
Benevolent Soctety.--The city councils Will hold
an adjourned meeting tonight, which Will prob
ably be the last meeting before the summer re-
ceSS--Ihe grade OF upper Cameron street will
De settled at the council meeting Tonight
Work upon the repair OF the Maryland ferry
III Is expected the ferry will be opened early next
week, perhaps as early as next Saturday.
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TeIc.coptc Work in Julv.

The July field of labor for the amateur tele-
scopist, says the Scientific American, is not an
extensive one. Jupiter Saturn and Mars are
too far away to be favorable for observation.
Venus still presents her gibbous phase. but is
too near the sun for a satisfactory view. Mer-
curry. until the 10th. takes on the form of a
crescent. On the 10Th his appearance is that OF
the moon at her first quarter. The rest Of the
month he presents the gibbous phase. II will
require powerful telescope to bring to view
the sea-green disk of Uranus but his delicate
tint. in contrast with the rudy hue of Mars.
when, on the 9th. they are only six minutes
apart. will be an interesting planetary study.
Observations on the moon will receive a new
impulse from recent events bearing upon her
history.
The never-failing variety that characterizes
the study of astronomy finds ample illustration
on the July records Three important themes
demand the close attention of the student of the
stars. The approaching transit of Venus comes
lrst in Importance. The busy notes of prepara-
ton for the event are sounding the civilized
world. Forty expeditions are beginning TO carry
out their plans The eight French expeditions
start for their stations during the month. All
over the United States tho observatories are
being put in order. and the instruments are being
prepared TO do their best work while the astron-
omers congratulate themselves that the transit
has come to them instead of obliging them to 90
to the transit. The canals on the planet Mars
and the more marvellous observation of their
duplication by progressive parallel lines. as seen
by the keen-eyed Schiaparelli in the serene at
m0spherc and under the cloudless sky of Milan.
is another theme for study which may greatly
influence the present theory of Marian physics
In the third place. the moon comes in for large
share of attention. The French astronomers have
discovered indications of an atmosphere, and
unexplained appearances on her disk before and
since the eclipse confirm the observations made
at that suspicious hour.
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A Mysterious Affair.
THE POLICE EXERCISED OVER A HUMAN

mysterious affair occurred in the first wart
Monday afternoon. An old onc-iegged coloreC
man named william Lewis was seen In possession
OF recently amputated human leg AMI foot
which had the appearance OF having belonged to
Il young White woman He was shortly after
wards arrested by Policeman Cunningham, and
Acknowledged having buried It on lot between
18th and 18th and Z and I streets. but positively
REUSED to disclose where lac got it or the exact
place OF its tntcrmenL Although he was locked
~ ut the fourth precinct station house from two
O'Clock Monday afternoon Until he was brought To
the Police Court yesterday morning, ana was
closely questioned Icy Olicemea and citizens. he
still refused to give any Information concerning il.
In the Police Court yesterday he charged with
icing a suspicious person. and sent 10 tac
TOrkhousc fof 50 days The matter is still a lnyS-
Try, although the police have exhausted al means
y Their power - fatiiOAl Il.
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Will Street ,Ea.day.

NEW YORK, July 5.-The Posts financial article
Eays The STOCK Exchange WAS not opened fof
business until II O'Clock, and even then the at
tendance was small, brokers and spectators
alike being slow in getting back to business
after the July holidays. The result is that
We have very quiet markets, with no
important changes i'll prices, although an under
tone OF strength is apparent in every department.
THIS strong tone is natural enough, for many
millions OF July income, estimated as high as
$50 0j9.cc0, to be reinvested In the stock mar
et there has been fractional advance, the features
having been Lake Shore, which is quoted eX-quar
graph and the Northern Pacific Louisville and
Nashville has been exceptionally weak.
United States bonds are unchanged, except for
the A.. which are y lower State bonds
are neglected Railroad bonds are strong and prices
as a rule are up 4 Il II. The money market is
easy for call and time borrowers, the rates call
Ior loans secured by ordinary stock exchange col
laterals being 3 a ~ per cent, and on L. S bonds
ut 2 a H per cent Time loans range from 3 TO 5
per cent. Prime mercantile paper is AZ a per
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