Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-13
The Baltimore Markets.

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steady~seathsrn and Fsnnsylysnis Sass: western
du%prims to choice FennsylvsniaS and Mapyland
GOALS o. Provisions firm and n steady Ness
packed 7has% Bscon-shoulders. sh clear rib sides.
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1000 bushels oats 5000 bushels: rye 1000 busheIs
saies-wheat. 25400O bushels corn. i74oo0 bushels
The Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. Ill. June -. Up m--closins prices:
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s ss s. Po sH Yy $50 s assass
Snort s. bsn A1 sS 81
oss4 c5S suRs Is 5.
p higher. Pork unchanged Lard unchanged to ~
The Petroleum Market.
CLEVELAND. O., June 13-Petroleum unchanged
Capitol Topics.
TREATY REJECTED.
The treaty which has for some weeks been under
consideration in the Senate committee on foreign
relations providing for an international copyright
and patent system, and which has already been
ratified and promulgated by twenty four govern.
ments was last night reported adversely by the
committees thp Senate and after a
sion in executive session was rejected. The au.
thorities OF the Patent Office We're opposed to the
treaty.
THE DISTRICT COMMISSIONERS.
The Senate to-day, on motion Of Mr.. Harris,
adopted an amendment to the rules which gives to
District Commissioners the privilege oftn floor.
District Government Affairs.
NO CHEMICAL NATTER USED TO PRESERVE CHICAGO
BEEF.
Yesterday report was made to the health Officer
by Prof. De Smedt, District chemist, upon several
samples OF Chicago beef furnished by the health
officer, to ascertain whether any discovery could
be made OF chemical matter infused into the beef
The report states that nothing OF the kind was
found, nor any other foreign matter, and that the
beef was perfectly sweet and wholesome.
BUILDING PERMITS
have been issued by Inspector Entwsle as follows:
4. A. Taylor, erect four twO-stOry dwellings, A,
between 9th and 18th streets northeast; $1,000.
North Capitol street and Delaware avenue north
east; 81 600. James Small erect a two-story prt-
vate stable, GIL street northwest; $780,
To Whom Does the Money Belong?
A SUIT GROWING OUT OF AN AUCTION SALE OF DIE
PUTHD PROPERTY.
To-day bill was nled In equity by F. W. Jones,
for Thomas Bowling, against Chaa T. Handy, LIZ
Grofin F. p. Grofin and Herbert p. Pillsbury, ask
ing them to interplead and show who is entitled to
recover certain money. The defendants, except
Mr.. P1lsbury, are residents Of Baltimore and it Is
stated that on Saturday last Mr. Handy brought to
Mr.. Bowling horses, carriages, wagons, &c, to
sell, and represented that they belonged to Handy
& Co., of the Mt Vernon stables, In that city.
Monday the goods were sold for N,ei9ae, and M.
Handy was given $229.67 cash and q check on Riggs
Co for 81 goo, and on the same morning Nj. Dow
ling received a telegram from Baltimore stating:
"Horses and carriages sold Saturday. You had no
right to sell nyou have not paid proceeds, retain
Handy Co. With the view Of protecting himself,
Mr. Bowling directed Riggs Co. not to pay the
check. The check given came back through the
Western Bank OF Baltimore to the National Bank
OF the Republic, where payment was refused by
direction Of Mr.. Bowling, ana It was protested
Mr.. bowling states that he has been informed that
the check Is held for the use OF Handy, and he Il
willing to pay the balance into court, that the
rights Of the parties may b deeeEmineG