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Of age has been suffering since ne was four months
old with wasting disease. accompanied by spells
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YoU Miss IT by not trying our electric shoe for
go, the best and most stylish Congress- lace or
button galter ever offered, besides its medical
proprietieS, which are OF undesirable value
Young shoe House, 402 1th street. Look for The
Old Woman in Window.
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Following wonderful Bargains


SOC cake stands or fruit bowls for csc.
Following Wonderful Bargain.
will be sold tomorrow only at NJ. AugenSteinS, S17
9TH street northwest: Flat-irOn and stand, 21c.;
latest design in decorated dinner and tea-sets
bIned, s16.a4-worth $25; one-half oozen silver
plated tablespoons, 42c.; oneha dozen teaspoons
to match, &c; new style breakfast Set 4Sc one
half dozen tumblerS, 14c.; fancy hassOcks, SIC;
59o; onehalf gallon crystal water pitchers, &c;
One-half dozen fancy Wine glasses and one waiter,
&c; coffee-pots, 13c.: l6c and 19c. each; wooden
foottuDs, large size, 26c.; decorated chamber sets,
S299; nest OF live spice boxes, 37c.-eXura quality,
42c; hatehets, 1885,; three bars laundry soap, loo.
Purity Sweet Cigarettes Awards.
The following is the official count OF the pack
ages returned to office or EVENING STAR, Septem-
with names OF successful competitors:
First prize, SIS, Tor largest number, won by
Mr. w. 4. Morse, No. 8l6 street, who returned
SIX thousand three hundred
AFFIDAVIT
Personally appeared before me, James H. Smith,
notary pubic and justice OF the peace OF the Dis
trict OF Columbia, W. A. Morse, who made oath
that he had himself smoked or given away the
cigarettes from each and every package returned
to office OF EVENING STAR, September 29th, 1854,
and That they did not sell Iheln.
W. A. MORSE
Second prize, SIS, for the second largest num-
returned 3,10O.
AFFIDAVIT
Personally appeared before me, A. B. Kelley,
notary pubic and Justice Of the peace OF the Dis
tr1ct OF Columbia, Z. Ubhof, who made oath that
he had himself smoked or given away the cigar
cites from each and every package returned to
office OF EVENING STAR, September 29th, 1854, and
that he CID not sell them.
c. UBHoFF.
Third prize, $40, for third largest number, won
by Mir. james n. Belt, No 313 14th street, VINO re-
turned 2,70O.
AFFIDAVIT.
Personally appeared before me, j. T. G. Clark, a
notary public and justice OF the peNe OF the
District CT Columbia, james N. Belt, who maze
oath that he had himself smoked given away
the cigarettes from each and every package re-
turned to Office Of EVENING STAR, September 18th,
1854, and that he did not sell them
JAMES n. BELT.
WASHINGTON, d. c., october /, 1884.
ONce of Evening Sta1:
We, the Undersigned, hereby acknowledge the
receipt from H. L. ADAMS, Cashier EVENING STAR
NEWSPAPER COMPANY, OF the respective prizes
opposite our naes according to the teens OF offer
or MeSsrs. Pace & Seer, Richmond, Va, and we
take this means o. saying we consider the Purity
Sweet Cigarette good as any at higher prices,
and better Than all at same money now on Tie
market.
W. A. MORSE, winner OF first prize, sos.
CHAS. UBHOFF winner OF second prize SIS
JAS. y. BELT, winner OF third prize, So
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notsEHoLD EFFECTS FOR SALE.-MesSrs Walter
o. "ulams Co, auctioneers, viii sell at the resi-
oehce, No 14ll h street northwest tomorrow az
~ O'Clock am, several handsome French plate
mantei and pier mirrors, together with a general
assortment or household effects See advertise
nIenI In the auction column
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ssKOugh on Rats,
Clears out rats MICE reaches, flies, ants bed-bugS
;kunkS, chlpmLnks, gophers. 15c. Druggists /
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ET A SAKs & CO.'S-Mr. S. 4. Kennedy the hat
FrIorerly at l2ll Pennsylvania avenue, Is pleased
10 Inform his friends and the public m general that
ne L now With hessrs A. Saks & Co, the we'll
khown ciotniers, where he VIII be pleased TO see
thein. -
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fHcS Mty;a Gey H5 JAS POcnan j. PTssdsn Hon
saa and John I'VE Ross .sa Homsn II o.
the tow gaiyers ty Law B6ildnK southeast
s at m when for the
n me os 5e be IN o It h Law build
daily. during the month OF September
For fuller inforstion circulars to be had at book
stores Of ". H Morrison. J. Brad Adams and James
s. NJ YEATMAN. Secretary.
sel5-15t Cor. 9th and SITS n w.
PRIvATE LESSONS IN ALL GRADES OF STUDY.
napelis, West Point al s1amina.ions .- se' AL
IVY INSTITUTE. s.w. corner 9Th and K streets n w.
Night school, So and SIS month sea
DRoF. J. F. GERMUILLER, TEACHER OF VOCAL
tention given beginners well to pupils farther
5E Tfatn MAIT " lsS sTKEs En- @
FGRIE TECHNIQUE, will receive Pupils after OCTO-
A ELLINGTON ACADEMY. CoRcoRAN BUILDING.
schoo Boys and Young ' &en SumSer limit
p
ing sessions Careful and thorough instruction in the
Higher Arithmetic. Algebra Geometry. Latin and
Greek.
aul5-3m BURTON MACAFEE, A. r., Principal
nAVID s. L. JOHNSON,
IL Orgatist and Choir Master,
ll9 10th street northwest Pupils taught privately or
Ill classes. myl-Sms
GARFIELD KINDERGARTEN
" TRAINING SCHOOL. 1911 I st n w.
will reopen Monday October G. Apply for circular at
school room. au27-6m
4 RI SCHOOL. DAY AND EVENING CLASSES.
"A The Washington School Of Fine Art and Decora.
tive Design is now open at Vernon Row. Pa ave-
waikiki. seS. Inns
FINHE CHURCH SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES
Il and hdren will reopen September oath. Apply to
l2l3l 18th street northwest I'm
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FURNITURE SALK-Fine parlor and chamber fur
nitare, and large number OF carpets and otLel
household effects Will be sold at Weeks Co s auc
O'Clock m.
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GEoRGETOwS USIvBRsITY-SCHoOL OF Law
The opening exercises OF this school viii be held In
the Law School building, corner 9Th and street:
northwest, this evening at $50 O'Clock, when the
announcements for the year Will be made. All IN
tersted are cordially invited 10 attend See adver
Iiseuent.
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Recommended by Insurance Companies as the
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OPKSISG-A full stock OF Langtree suitlngS IN all
the new colorS, rs inches wide IS cents AiI-liEen
towels, 40 inches long, 1919 cents. Blankets from
auction TOwSonS, 60 Penn ave. south side.
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port steers. Sc. 20G6.65; good to choice shipping
steers, $5.7506. 20 common to medium, So 10. 90:
cornfed Texas steers $5a5.70.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts. 900; shipments,
1000. The market steady inferior to fair
sheep, $3.50 G4.25; medium to good sheep, 81. 30 q
made of 500 head of Texas sheepof rs lbs at
$500: spring lambs $2.5034 per head
Hogs - Receipts, 1000; shipments. ZOO. The
market was firm light hogs. 500 05.S5i packing
hogs, 1919 @G.20; heavy hogs, So $3.50
KANSAS CITY, April 1.-The Live Stock Indi-
Gator reports: Cattle-Receipts. = 800. The market
was weak slow and 15e lower; native steers of O27
and feeders $4.10 as; native COWS. $500 04.4O.
Hogs-Receipts, $500. The market was dull and
10 loc lower sales were made of lots of 246 to
2I2 lbs average at $5.S5G6l 10, with the bulk of
the sales at 1896 1905.
Sheep-Receipts 2,4O0 The market was slow;
native sheep of l03 lbs average sold at So.
BALTIMORE, April 14.-Beef Cattle-The mar
best SO d6.6212; first quality. S. &: medium 81 q
4S7ls ordinary, 50. 12ls a .671e most sales were
from 81. % to $637la; receipts, 1850.
Hogs-Ful supply, and only moderate demand.
Receipts, 1862. Quotations, $7.506S.5O.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts 704. Quotations:
Sheep. $406.T5 lambs, SO all.
PHILADELPHIA. April 14.-Cattle - Receipts.
5000 market inactive prime, $707 25: good $3.50
d6.T5; medium S5 rs a G. 25; common, $4,000.
Sheep-Receipts. 1000. Fair demand; prime,
$675d7; good, SO 25 ESQ., medium, 1915 az;
common, So 1880; lambs S5 as.
Hogs-Reeeipts, $500; market dull Western sell
ing at $S 09.5O; country, $S0S5O
CINCINNATI, April 14.--Hogs steady common and
light "a. rs $500 packing and butchers, $500 a
GAO. Receipts 5000; shipments. 1890
MILWAUKEE, April 14.-Hogs higher at $500
664O
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
MONEY AND SECURITIES.

. Stocks Weaker than for Several Weeks, with
Lower Prices for Nearly Everything.
New YORK, April A. Money easy at l 1-2Q
per cent, closing at IL.
Prime mercantile paper 4a5 ID per cent
Sterling exchange is firm; sixty-day bank
ers' bills, 4S7 "a and demand 4s9 "a.
Government bonds were weak and lower for
tours and four and ahalfs, and higher for threes
Railroad bonds were weak.
State securities were dull.
The result of the days trading shows weak
err stock market than for several weeks and all
Stocks with the single exception of Pittsburg &
Fort Wayne, which rose per cent, closed lower
than on Saturday evening The most important
declines were in Oregon Improvement, IL;
Rochester & Pittsburg . "a; Oregon & Trans
continental IS; Pacific Mail l 3-S; c., c., c.
& l., IL; Wabash preferred 1-S Missouri
Pacific, IA; Kansas & Texas, l Is; Lacka-
wanna, l. Omaha, l; Union Pacific, rs, and
Burlington & Quincy, 7-S Rochester & Pitts
burg was heavy and depressed on the cutting of
coal freights Oregon Improvement was con
spicuous for drop of points, to "A, on report
that the com pany'S mines In Washington Terri
tory are on fire.
A statement comes from Boston that the Bur
lington & Quincy and Union Pacific conference
has made some progress towards settlement; III
fact. the Burlington & Quincy has agreed to
waive its claim upon the Union Pacific for full
share in the division of the business of the Union
Pacific at Omaha, and will leave that question
10 be settled between the tripartite roads and it
self
Transactions aggregated 1874 900 shares to wit
Lackawanna &Western, 40, 600; Erie, G, 900; Kan
sas & Texas. 5000 Lake Shore, 600; Missouri
Pacific, $4,000; Northwestern, II, 0O0 Pacific
Mail, 5000; Reading, 23OOO st. Paul. 5000;
Texas Pacific, 1000; Union Pacific, 6S,0O0
Western Union, 10, 600; Wabash Pacific, 1000;
Oregon & Transcontinental, $4,000; Northern
Pacific 5000
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BUFFALO, April 14.-Cattle - Receipts TODAY.
~ 100: receipts consigned through al carloads
extra steers, S6.70 $780, good to choice steers Sc
a6.60; fair to medium $5.6005.90; good butchers
grades, $505.5O; common, $425 6475: mixed
butchers, $3,75@5; oxen, $405; fat bulls, $40
5.25; stocxers and feeders steady at 81 74.50.
Sheep and Isnbs-Receipts to-day, 4, 300 receipts
consigned through, carloads. Good demand and
prices shade higher fair to good Western sheep.
1913 a 60; choice to fancy $5.75 $3.50; very
choice, $50; clipped sheep, $4.75@5.35; Western
Hogs-Reeepts to-day 4 100; receipts consigned
through. 90 carloads. The market was dull and
prices higher; good to choice Workers, So. 20 1855;
light Workers So. 20, good medium weights So. 80 a
GAO; pigs $505.5oj best grades disposed Of
NEW YORK April 14.-Beeyes-R Receipts, q, 24O,
including 81 carloads for expectation. The market
opened dull and weak, closing heavy and 020e ~
cwt. live weight lower; few choice extra steers sold
| at 81. so " ewt., live weight but 1915 the
good native steers $5.3o07; few Texas and Chero-
iee cattle sold at $5.509616; fat bulls, $4.70a5;
20 carloads will be carried over.
Sheep and Lambs-Reeeipts. 900. There was a
slow trade at easier prices; sheep $5D7 y cwt; year
ling lambs $6.7509.25 per head, clipped sheep,
Hogs-Receipts, 1900. The market was dun and
dealers holding for $6.25 y ewt for fair hogs,
CHICAGO, April 1.-The Drovers' journal re-
ports Hogs-Recepts, $500; shipments, 3 $500.
The market was weak and 10c lower; rough packing
hogs So. g So heavy packing and shipping,
So; 536;4O; fancy light $780, light bacon, So. go
Cattle-Reeeipts, $500; shipments, 1000. The
market active and 1O020e lower shipping;
exports $6. 1880 good choice shipping steers,
SIS. so 80; corn.fed Texans, IS. 20.
Sheep-Receipts, 35i shipments, 900. The mar
ket was in fair demand and steady; inferior to fair
sheep, $3.75a475 ~ cwt; medium to good, $3.50
as. CO. choice TO extra, $57506.35; prime lambs,
sold at ST.
EAST LIBERTY, April 4.-Cattle-Strong and
nominally unchanged. Receipts, 1896 shipments,
l. 463.
Hogs-FYrm Receipts, 1916 shipments, 3 22O
Philadelphias $3.50 1910 good Workers, So a
6.25.
Sheep-Slow, with prices 1O020c off from !z7s
weeks opening. Receipts, 1900 shipments. / 200
ST. LOUIS. April -Cattle-Receipts, 200;
shipments l 100 The market was about Toe lower
for shipping grades butchers stock unchanged ex-
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Oils.

OIL CITY April 14.-United pipeline certificates
opened 9614c and closed at "a 5sc; highest price
S,615,000 bris. Clearances Saturday. II 224 900
brls. Runs Thursday and Friday, 136,725 brls.
Shipments, 50,716 brls. Charters. 2S 81 brls.
Oil City Oil Exchange stock, $3.50 per share DID,
$500 asked.
BRADFORD, April 1.-the crude oil market was
excited and prices fuctuatng. Total shipments Sat
brls. Cleararves 57I4O00 brls United pipeline
certificates opened at 96c, and closed at 2c; high
est price, 97asc; lowest price, 81 lac.
PTTTSBURG, April 14.--The petroleum market
active; opened firm and higher but closed a shade
lower; United pipeline certificates opened at 96c
advanced to 81 i9c, broke, and closed at 94Ssc.
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$500. Bacon-Long clear 9.35 9 .40c; short ribs,
9-43 20, Soc short clear, 9.T5c. Lard quiet at
soc. Reeeipts pts q GOO 6ris; wheat 2O,oOo
bui corn 30 900 bui oats -, 900 bus rye 1000 bui
barley 5000 bu. Shipments-Flour. $4,000 urls;
wheat, IL 900 bu corn. $4,000 bu; oats. 1000 bu;
rye, none; barley. Afternoon Board-Wheat
higher; No Q red, SlO8ls April 81 OILS June 935sc
July, 9O9sc August 90 l2c all the year. Corn hrmer
No. mixed, 4512Q455sc May, 47e June, 4SSec
July ooc August, 42l2c all the year Oats nothing
done.
TOLEDO. April 14.-Wheat quiet but steady; No.
2 white Michigan, 93ci No. 3 white Michigan, 85c
NO red spot and April, nominally 92e May, 92l4c
SIC; rejected, 60d63e. Corn quiet but steady
new high mixed, 53e; No. 2. spot. nomnay As a4e
A A.pPI 49e asked; May 49c bid june, SOC July
and nominal; No. white, 3sc No. 2 spot. 36c
April and May, 36c asked; rejected, 35c Receipts
Shipments-wheat, 2s 900 bu; corn, $4,000 bu
oats,
MILWAUKEE, April 14.-F1our quiet and I'M
changed e d Wheat steady No Milwaukee, $3.50
No. 2, 54c; rejected, 4sc. Oats dull; No. . mixed
30 a32l2c; No. Q white, 360361ac. Ryeinaetive;
No. l, 59lac Barley higher; No. 2 spring, cash and
Coo bid. Provisions easier; pork, $l7.35 cash
and April ST.. 25 May. Lard-Prime steam, 6. doc,
Drls; wheat 1000 bu; corn, 5000 bu Shipments
Flour 10000 brls wheat $4,000 bu; corn, 21,-
600 bu.
CINCINNATI, April 14-Flour in fair demand;
No. 3 red cash, ST LOS Toe Corn in fair demands
No. mixed 52e. Oats quiet No. 2 mixed. 35al9
36c. Rye easier; No. q 64965c. Barley in good
demand and firm; extra No. 3 fall 75c. Provisions
Mess pork duh at $17017 25. Lard weaker; cur
rent make, S.200S. SOC. Bulk meats dull; shoulders
7c short ribs, S12c. Bacon steady; shoulders, 7hc
short ribs, 95sc; short clear, 10c Whisky steady at
$1.15 Butter easier; extra Northwestern creamery
35ci fancy dairy, 2ec. Linseed oil firm at SOC.
LOUISVILLE. April Wheat steady; No. win
ter red, cash 81 .05. Corn steady No 2 mixed
53c; No. white, 55c. Oats steady No. mixed West
ern Beige. Provisions quiet; pork $3.50
Bulk meats-Shoulders 612c clear ribs, sac; clear
sides, 914c. Observation-Disclosures 7lec clear ribs 91oc
clear. Zoe. Hams, sugar-cured, 13c. Lard-Steam
leaf, 10c; prime steam, Sac.
KANSAS CITY, April 14.-The Commercial Ind-
Gator reports Wheat weaker and nominal; Sic cash
81 lie May S17sc June. Corn lower; 3Sl2 03S5sc
cash, 39l4c May, 40l4c June, 42c July Oats higher;
80 l2c cash.
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TRADE AND COMMERCE.
The Business of the Week Opens Under Fa-
yOFable Auspices.


INDIANAPOLIS April H.
The cheerful sun, warmer weather, and good
country roads naturally tend to improve bust
ness and the week promises to be quite salts
factory one to our merchants, who are carrying
large, well -selected stocks, and are we'll pre-
pared to meet any humble competitor in trade
Still we must admit that trade does not show the
snap which our business men desire. The Gro
Ger covers this point as follows: 'The seven days
which have gone since the Grocer last came to
trouble the trade have not fulfilled the hope
within US There is yet that indecision which
interrupts and makes afraid Not the fear of
storm and tempest; the skies are clear; each can
begin to see the outlines of his pathway, which
is both narrow and long; but his steps are
cautious; maybe he has trod the way before, and
possibly may have gone into pitfall; neverthe
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NEW YORK April 14.-The market was fairly
active in quiet way, buyers acting cautiously and
operating not to excite attention Prices very
firm at current figures. and stocks being steadily
reduced. Printing cloths very firm; Sc bid for O.
squares Prints in better request for small selections
Cotton higher at nearly all markets and firm at the
advance Bleached and brown cottons and wide sheet
ings are moving we'll. York and Everett faneies
closed, at first hands with good request for plain
styles. Wooden goods doing fairly well in some
makes, but generally slow.
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business of the observation-disclosures.

BosToN, April 1.-THE following table, com
piled from special dispatches to the Post from
the managers of twenty-five leading clearing
houses in the United States, gives the clear
ances for the week which ended the 18th inst
with the percentage of increase and decrease
compared with the corresponding week of last
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Gomez.

NEW YORK, April Cofee-sPot lots fair Rio
irmer and quiet options 20890 points higher and
moderately active The reported loss of the steamer
Reliance bound for New York with 900 bags, had
little or no effect owing to smaness of cargo; sales
of 3 $50 bags Rio No. April at S.15 assoc; $50
bags May at S.250S.45ci 8, $50 bags June at 935
assoc; 10000 bags July at S.35 0S.55c; $500
bags August at S.508S. 6oc; 1000 bags September
at $50 as. Csc; $50 bags October at $50 6S70e
Cotton.
NEW YORK, April 14--Cotton firm at II 1916
012 3-l6c futures steady; April ll.95r; May
l19Sc June. 12.0Sc; July, 12.1Se; August, II. 29e
September 1896; October 11.25c; November
1I.O9c December, 11.o9c; January, 11.l5c.
CINCINNATI, April 14.-Cotton strong rniddIing,
11lee
LOUISVILLE, April 14.-Cotton steady middling
1112c.
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Depart-New York. Philadelphia Wash.
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Dayton Express, except Sunday. 4:55 pm
Sunday ......-............ - $40 am
New York Philadelphia Washing
ton Baltimore and Pittsburg Elk
press, daily. -............-......-11 1882 tn
Columbus and Dayton Express, ex-
:. cept Sunday Observation-Disclosures. 5.27 pm
New York, Philadelphia. Washing
ton, Baltimore and PittsbuTg Elk
press, daily----,.,;.-....-..:.. 1870 pm
Dayton Express. daily except Sun.
day 1920 pm
CHICAGO DIVISION VIA KoKoMo P G. q ST. l. r r.
Depart-Louisvile and Chicago Express,
p- Co.. .11:I5 am
Louisville and Chicago Fast Ex-
press, daily, / 90 ON
Arrive-Chicago and Louisville Fast Express,
daily, $3.50 am
Chicago aud Louisville Express,
p
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-04-15
LIVE STOCK.
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INDIANAPoLIs, April IA.
CATTLE.-Reeeipts, 100; shipments, none. Re-
ceipts very light of all grades Butchers in good de-
mand at higher prices. while shippers are duh and
lower. Eastern adviees bad. All sold at the close