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Concert in the White House Ground

concert In the White House Grounds.
Following is the program for the concert by
the Marine band at o'clock this evening in
the White House grounds: March-"The Cru
sader," Sousa, Overture-"The Bohemian
Girl" Bale; Selection-''Il Trovatore," Verdi;
CHILEAN Dsnce-''Manana," Missud; ''Schum-
Waldteufel; Ballet Music-"Pharaoh's Daugh-
ter" Pugni; "Trip on: the Limited Express"
Downing.
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Any future contributions for this most press
ing need sent to this office will be acknowl-
edged and dispatched on their mission of mercy
with all possible speed.
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A CHIEF OF DIVISION APPoINrED.-Secretary
Window has appointed r. F. Robb, Of Indian
apolis, secretary of the Indiana state central
committee last year, to be chief of division in
the Office Of the first controller
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Name.
Washington Stock Exchange.

Following are to-days quotations at close of
regular call:
Government bonds-U.s s. AIS, registered, 1O6x
bid. 1C7 asked L. s. Is registered. Us bid BID
l"s1I asked U. 5. Is, coupon, 129 bid, 129H
District of Columbia bonds-Per imp. 6s. 1891.
coin. 10s1 bid. Per imp. IS, 1891, currency,
40 bid. Market stocks. as, 1899, currency, Iii
81! bid 2o-year fund, Is, 1872 1892, coin. 1922 bid
Market stock, rs, 1901, currency, 142 bid
3o-year fund, Gs. 1907, coin, 124 bid. Water
fund, currency, 1247. bid
Miscellaneous bonds-U. g. Electric Light bonds
"a Gs, 80 bid Washington and Georgetown
Railroad, 1O-iO 81, 1851 bid. Inland and
SeabOard Company, 6s, 1897, 10 asked. Washing
ton Light Infantry first mortgage bonds. Is, 1904,
1U2 bid. Washington Light Infantry bonds I'd
-, 1904, CO bid. Washington Gaslight COM
pany bonds. series a. 6s, TBS bid, l27 asked
Washington Gaslight Company bonds. series b, Us,
National Bank stocks-Bank Of Washington,
$40 bid Bank Of Republic stock 22O bid 235
asked Me:ropolitan. 2iO bid. Central, 2lO bid.
Second, 167 bid. Farmers and Mechanics
40 bid. Citizens, 135 bid Columbia, l391l
bid, $50 asked.
Railroad stocks - Metropolitan. lit bid, 100
asked. Columbia, AZ bid. Capitol and North y
street, AZ bid, 80 asked.
Insurance stock-firemen's. Al bid, AZ asked.
Franklin, Al bid. Metropolitan, rs bid, so asked
National Union, le1t bid, Il asked. Corcoran,
ts2 bid. 65 asked. Columbia 15sI bid IL asked
Potomac, Soy bid, 100 asked. Riggs, 81 bid,
Gas spd Electric Light stock-washington Gas,
~ pa, ~ asked Georgetown Gas, AZ bid.
L. 5. Electric Light, 81 bid, 93 asked.
Telephone Stocks - Pennsylvania, % bid, 80
asked Chesapeake and Potomac, s7sS bid, 81.
asked. American Graphophone Company, 261S
Miscellaneous Stocks-washington Market Com
pany, III bid, 20 asked. Washington Brick
Machine Company, 265 bid. Great Falls Ice
Company. 16l bid, 165 asked. Bull Run PIANO.
rama. 80 asked. Real Estate Title Insurance
l3l bid, l3lH asked. Columbia Title Insur-
Ance Company, 81 bid, 90 asked. National
Sale DEPOSIT Company, 240 bid 26O asked.
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WATCHMEN APP

WAToHMEN APPoINTED-Jacob Stadtfelt, of
ST. Paul, Mimi, and Geo. F. Sprague, of New
York, have been appointed to be watchmen in
the Treasury department..
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THE FLOOD SUFFERERS.
Contributions Through The Star for
Their Relief

The following additional contributions for
the relief Of the Johns.own and other food suf-
ferers have been received at The STAR Office
and will be promptly forwarded:
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Close of the Tennis Tournament.

Close OF the Tennis Tournament.
Yesterday the concluding games in the
tournament Of the Southern lawn tennis associa-
tion were played. The second prize in the
dou bles was won by Beach and McCawley
They beat Stevens and Herbert by score Of
6, 2; 6, 1. The latter had previously beaten
McLane and Pennington by score of 6, /; 8, g.
60.
FOR THE CHAMPIONSHIP.
Perhaps the most interesting contest was the
game between Post and McCawley for the
championship Of the association. Both men
played in good form, and the games were well
contested throughout. Post won, the score
being 6, 8; 8, 8; 9,7.
THE WINNERS
OF the prizes in the tournament just closed are
as follows: In the doubles-First prize, Post
and Hodge; second prize, McCawley and Beach
In the singles-First prize, Mr.. McCawley
second prize, Mr.. Beach. Champion Of the a..
ISOLATION, Mr.. Post
1t is noted by tennis players that the major.
lty OF the prizes were won by District players
and not carried off by Baltimore men, as has
been the case in previous tournaments. In fact
the only prize won by out-of-town players,
with the exception Of the all-comers cup which
was retained by Mr.. Post, was the first prize
in the doubles. This result shows the rapid
progress made in tennis playing in this Dis
ISe, anu az tue present rate OF development,
there IL reason for believing that the champion
ship OF the association will before long be held
by some District man.
THE DISTRICT LEAGUE GAMES.
The games in the District tennis league have
been interrupted somewhat during the past
week by the association tournament The
games played during the week are a. follows:
The Capitals beat the Columbus 6, 1; 6, 1.
The Racquets beat the Columbus 6, 4; 6, O.
The Racquets beat the Tanglewood SO; SO.
The standing Of the clubs so far Il as follows:
West Ends won four; lost none. Capitals won
three; lost none. The Racquets won three;
lost three. The Bachelors won one and lost
one. The Tanglewoods won one and
lost four. The series of games viii
close June 70, and the standing Of the clubs
will not be materially changed.
These games viii be followed probably by q
series Of singles among the msmbers of the
league clubs, for which suitable prises win be
offered
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STRAW Hans.

FULL SUPPLY OF DUNLAP'S NEW YORK CELE-
GRATED NACkINAw STRAW HATS
Imitation AaekinaWs, for Boys and Men, at 5Oc and
upwards. -, =. -
lawn Tennis Hats and Caps for Ladies, in every
color and 4uailty.
IL NLAf's New Color Summer Derby. light In
Dress Cashmere Hats, at s3.50, s.. 90 and $500.
MILLETT RUOFF.
ans SO PenIIsy vania ava
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GEN. KELToN THANKS THE PREsIpENr-After
the public reception in the east room to-day,
Gen. Kelton called to thank the President for
his promotion to be Acknowledgement.
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Not the First Presbyterian Church.

Not the First Presbyterian Church.
To the Editor OF TIE EVENING star.
A notice appeared in your paper of last
evening Of Mrs. Martins bequest of $500 to the
mission school Of the First Presbyterian
church. This bequest ID undoubtedly intended
for the New York Avenue Presbyterian church,
and should have been 30 described TO prevent
any confusion Of claims or titles. know Of no
MRS. Martin or any one else who would be
terian church. Our experience has not usually
been Of that kind - b. SuxDEsLAND.
To-DAYs TxNPKlAruRR.-At6 q. m, 20; at
p. m, 80, maximum, 81; minimum, 63.
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GRoeAS,s CREp1r HOUSE.

GRoe.Ss CREprr HOUSE.
30 AND al 1lH ST. NV.
EASY WEEKLY or MONTHLY PAYMENTS TAKEN
EIp-EOSM SUITS, III Poplar. from $40 up.
hi D-kUO& ~ IFS. il Oak and Cherry, from S25.
81 D-KOOA SUiIS. Walnut from Gao
IAkIOa 81 IT'S, in Hair Cloth or Plush, from $3o.
HEADQUARTERS tor BABY CARRIAGES and he
FhIGERATORS
lNGKAIN CARPETS from 20 cents mp.
EEST EXTRA 81 TER CARPETS. 10 cents
LkI S>EIs CAliIET from 20 cents
FULL LINE or MAIIlNGS. OIL CLOTHS,
RUGS. MATS. &c.
All Carpets, OIL Cloths, and Mstttngs laid free OF
ci-Irge. apl0-Zm
NX-RY DON'T YOU TRY CARRIERS LITTLE LIVER
w Hills. They are positive cure for sick head
q. and Al. the Ills produced by disordered liver
MAcH1xERY.
IORSBERG MURRAY,
AGENTS FOR
WHITTIER MACHINE co. Boilers and Elevators
HENRY T. wORTHINCTOS- Steam Pumps.
silPMAN ENGINE co. OIL Engines and Steam
Launches. and the
NATIONAL HOT WATER HEATING co.
We always have On hand a large stock Of
BOILERS. ENGINES. PUMPS. ELEVATORS
LAUNCHES, AND SMALL MACHINERY.
1901. 1908, 1908 seventh St s.
Washington, ID. c.
Telephone No. 1898. my3-2In
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PRIVATE SECRETARY HALFoRD and his family
have gone for q sail down the river on the Rest
less
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Baltimore Markets.


ding, l11.allH. Flour fair Iobbing trade and
firm; city mills, Rio brands extra S5a5 90
Nheat-southern, firm; Ful,y. Sass: L1ngberry
S'aSo; western. firm: closed quiet and easy
sOaasOzs; August. sO1lasOK. Corn - southern
steady, white. 4la43]a; yellow, 4Oa42: western
quiet and steady: mixed spot, Al AL q; June
4lssailA: July. Az a4lA; August, 42I, Sep
western white, 32a33X; western mixed, 29a:yn
Rye, easier, 5OaJ4. Hay, slew-prime 10 choice
timothy, 14.Joal5.O0. Provisions steady Butter
steady - creamerv, 17alS. Esgs steady, l6
Petroleum steady refined, $50. Coffee steady
Rio cargoes far, lsH. Sugar hrm-A SOFT So;
copper. firm: refined, l0Aa11A. Whisky steady
Freights TO Liverpool per steamer, nominal
cotton. 2s cents per loo pounds; grain, per
-four, $500 barrels; wheat, l., 500 bushels; corn
1000 bushels: oats, 600 bushels; rye, l,5O0
bushels. Shipments-nour, 900 barrels: corn
81 900 bushels saies-wheat, 1000 bushels; corn,
u 600 bushels
BALTIMORE, June s.-virginia ten-fort.es. 37sz.
Northern Central, 72a7o; Cincinnati, Washington
and Baltimore nrsts, 9sIS: do. seconds, 81: do.
threes, 22a26; consolidated gas bonds, l14k; do.
Chicago Market.
CHICAGO. June closing. - Wheat - June,
10, July, 76&: August, 741.; september. rs. Corn
June, 331. july. 4A; August 34a.; septenl-
I'm; September. 22a. Pork-June. 11.775: July
June, 66ah; July, 6.70: August, az: septem-
Der, o.S2H. Short ribs-June, SIS; July, 5S7k:
August a-s2x; September, 600.
bill for divorce has been filed by Mr..
Warren G. Stone for Adelaide Hall against
James Z. Hall. They were married in South
Washington by Rev. B. F. Bittinger, Septem-
Der Is, 1857. She charges him with inddelity
and cruelty
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For the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal Sufferers,

The following subscriptions have
been received at The STAR Office for
the benefit Of the sufferers by flood
on the canal:
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York Stock Market.
Tho following the opening and closing Prices Of
cle New York Stock Market, as reported by special
wire to Corson and Mccartney, 14l9 street
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'ErxKs

Trrxxs
Mad II TOPHAN's FACTORY have National
Reputation for standing hard usage: last for
lear, and are low in prlces.
a iArge stock At Factory and Salesrooms
CrlI and see the Light and Strong Leatheroid
Trunk.
Repairing Of Trunks and Bags promptly and
thorough done.
JAMES 8. TOPHAM,
RyI7-6m 1881 Pennsylvania avenue NV
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CIVIL SERVICE IN THE Troy PosT-OFF1cE-
As result of the investigation made by Civil
Service Commissioners Roosevelt and Thomp-
son at the Troy post-ofice, the examination
recently held there has been cancelled, and
Commissioner Lyman has fixed the 10Th in
slant as the date for a new examination.
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AYES HArs Vreon

Ayes HArs NreoR
Readers the hair soft plant and siossy. pro-
Notes frssh growth. and cures sruptive dis
eases Of she scalp. Mary 4 Jackson. Salem.
Mass. writes: Il havs used Ayers Hair visor
for 9 number Of yesrs, and IL has always nvsn
me satisfaction. It Ii an excellent dressing.
prevents the hair from turning cray. insures
i.s vigorous growth and keeps the scalp white
snd clean"
Several months ago my hair commenced
falling out. and In 0 few weeks was almost
bald bought bottle Of Ayers Hair yigor.
and after using only part Of It. my head was
covered with q heavy growth Of h~rr.-Thomas
Munday Sharon Grove. Ky
AYERS HAIR vIGOR
Prepared BY Dr. J. O. Aver & Co.. Lowell,
Mas Sold by Druggists and Perfumers. A23
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Now Is The TIME

To have your Furnace cleaned, your Range re-
paired, your Tin Roof painted and repaired.
We do all these things to your satisfaction.
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SOMETHING NV.
LEATHEROID TRUNKS.
very light in weight
STRONGER and MORE DURABLE than
soIe Leather, and at HALF The PRICE
Alde and sold only at TOPHAM'S
Trunk Factory. 1921 Pa. ava
mh1
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1--WE WASHINGTON ARCHITECTURAL IRON
Il AND BRIDGE WORKS
EDWAED J.. DENT. VI. E.. Proprietor.
The lest facilities IN the city for all kinds of Iron
work. Ste.i b. auIs. Ans les Sc, always stock.
tIur Ur1.1us-utai East and Wrought Iron work
alty. LrI ami general machine work done IN
Il bs~f hammer and At short notice.
soc nctu--ss the District II Columbia for the
"tset.-f it'll eli" system OF beam Anchors and Pro-
t,t"T-. A,lS- Cor. SD and Water SITS. Tel 42S-3
City Once, lab u st n. Tel 49,.
80 Washington. D.
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MONT WAIT UNTIL YOU ARE SICK BEFORE
Iytryiug CAkTER'S LITTLE LIVER PILLS. but get
vial al once You can't take them without benent.
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Employees of Gibson Bros. 50-1S5 90
Proceeds of festival for the benefit
Of Johnstown sufferers, given by
Misses Lily King, Bessie Leach,
Maud Diemar, Gertie Walsh, Bes-
sic McKnew, Edna Bailey, May
Higgs and Ada Kirkwood, at 1929
Corcoran st., on June 6...... IS 90
60 400 |
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HAYWARD HUTCHINSON.
424 9th st.
Who also make the open fireplace and its ar
tistic treatment q special study. my2o
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GRATEFUL-CoMFoRTISa
APPs'S cocoa
BREAKFAST.
-py a thorough knowledge of the natural laws which
govern tie oIeTatIUls Of digestion aud nutrition, and
Il Careful cation VI the Ene properties of we'll
selected Cocoa. Ar Epis has provided breakfast
tSi4ss with a dencatsly Favored beverage which may
save @ny Es-IJ doctors bills IL Is by the judi
such ARTICLES Of diet that constitution
~ lie gradually bulIt " until strong enough To
S.st every tcDUtuCy 10 disease Hundred OF subtle
Il Slsuies hoAIllg around ready 10 attack wher
there = weak Point. We may ESCAPE many .
fatal shalt BY ourselves well fortified with
lure blood and . properly nOurisLed trame."-Crvii
fsTttcs CARTE.
Mace simply with boiling water or milk Sold only
IN hail iSUI1d tlIs By srOcers labeled thus:
JAMES EPPs 4 CO.. Homeopathic CheuistA
.y2l-n.tus London. England
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Luabago.


General F. B. 5pinola, Member of Con-
gress from New York city, writes:
:" 1t is public duty I perform when l
testify to the remarkable curative power of
Allcock's Porous Plasters. For several
years have been at times troubled with
violent attacks of lumbago. They woald
last for several weeks at time, and the
pain would reach from the lumbar regions
not only to my feet. bat to my finger ends.
Some months ago l had a most severe at
tack, and wes confined to my bed, almost
paralyzed. felt much discouraged, and
thought of recurring to electric shocks,
when Senator Nelson sent me six Allcock s
Porous Plasters- | Immediately applied
tkree-one over the kidneys, one on the
small of my back, and one ON my hip joint.
where had considerable scissic pain. The
effect was simply wonderful. In six hours
/ was able to sleep, the violent pain having
mostly ceased. ! continued to wear the
plastefs for some days, when / felt was
almost entirely cured- l kept them on fer
nearly month, as matter of preesution.s
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DIAMOND DYES
COMMERCIAL.
SACRAMENTO MARKET.

SACRAMENTO. March 18th.
FSC .T-Lemons-Sicily, SIS 50G6 = oox Csl-
fornia S3@i; Lines. 81 50tG5 60 > hox, 75c@s1 90
= 100; Bananas, 1893 % = bunch FOR Island !;
P;nespples, sc 5067 81; Coeosnuts. s7as Pan
ana Oranges, IS SOFA; Los Angeles Oranges,
81 75@2; Riverside Oranges, s. 75@S; River.
side Navel, Sid4 so; Los Angeles Navel. $50
3 80; Apples. SOL rs . box: Cranberries, >
Dbl, s9@l0; Eastern Apples, 9 Dbl. s. 5oG4 so;
DRIED FKu1ITS-New crop Apples sliced, 40
&c e Do; evaporated, SS9c; do quartered, Sale:
Pears, peeled, 6G7c; Piums, pitted. 6a7c;
Peaches, soc; 90 peeled, lOgl2c; Prunes, Ger
GRATED, 9Gl0c; Blackberries, l2@l4c; Figs, Cali
fornia 4@5c; Apricots, ll@l4c; Nectarines Sa9c;
California Figs, 2 20 n bxt q .; per pound in
99l0c; Dates, Fard, 5O-ih bxs, 91a9loc; Dates,
Persian, 6a7c; Dates, Cartoons, llol2c
TABLE FRUIT-Assorted, 211aab cans, 3 doz,
Plums, 81 IS; Blackberries, 81 Is !; Goose
berries, 81 IS; Strawberries, 81 so; Apricots,
81 80; Muscat Grapes, 81 80; Red Currants,
81 IS; Cherries, 8 50:
-icots, 81 IS; Blackberries, 81 ST. Grapes 81 40;
Peaches, 81 IS 2 doz.
observation-disclosures Peas sweet, 7@sc;
String Beans, l2@15c q b: Potatoes-Early Rose 40
81; Carrots 91c@ 81 p 100 ns Turnips, new, 75c@S1
p sack; bunch vegetables, loo dog: Parsrips. 81
81 So; Beets, 75c@g; Horse Radish, 1o@12e d;
Garlic, 4teSc: Artichokes 75@Sl y dozen: Cauii-
flower. 75@9oc, Celery, 60@70c : doz; Cucum-
bers, 81 p dog; Tomatoes, 81 5092 per box; hgg
Plant. 15c = b; Green Peppers, 1s@2oc 9 10 ;
b; Spinach, q II; Red Cabbage, 90c 2 doz.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., "a 20 y Dbl; oatmeal.
lob sack, SIG q b, IS 80 10O-D SACK Cornmeal,
white. 81 ? 25.D s sacks, g Is Ion !, sacks Ks
D sacks; Cracked Wheat, 50 20, 10-n sacks; 81 40,
10O-b sacks; Hominv. IS rs, 10-fh sack. 81 81 p
100 fbs; Graham. 81 10, l0D sacks; 81 25 100 b
sacks.
hens. 14@isc; gobblers, isgi4c; dressed, is@Isc;
full-grown Chickens. IS 5O@6 p dozen young
BOOSTERS, So 5005 2 dozen h1oiIers, s5@6;
tame Ducks, s6@7; Pekin. 1919 Geese. SO
2 IS q pair.
EGGs-California. ls@2oc; Eastern. 1oallc
DAIRY PRODUCTS But.er-vsuey IS @
1So q b: Fancy Petaluma, 20@21c p b; East-
packed IN r 1hssxe c5SiGe 10
I4@15c; Young America, l4@16c; Eastern Cream,
| l5@16c; Limburger, 169lSc: genuine Swiss &c;
American Swiss, &c; Martins Creara. 17@lSc.
ton: Alfalfa do, SO gil p ton. Bran, 81 2 ton
| Ing 75@S6c; rolled, 81: Wheat Choice mil.fngl,
paying, 81 40 p cwt; Rye. s2@2 25; Tame
Oats, q rs Wild Oats, 90 25S2 so: Corn, paying
MIsCELLANEOUs--se eds-Altalts, l2Gl21ac;
Timothy, Eastern. 61aG715e p u Pop Corn,
Ear @ 4c, shelled, AZ Q SIC p h;
S@9c. Nuts-Chile walnuts, new, 11@l2c, Calf
fornia Walnuts 9G10c; Almonds, new, 13@15c;
Peanuts, California, 51a@61ac; Eastern, 6@7c;
Lard California;, cans, S1z99; Eastern, 1879
steers, SIC; dry, lie. Tallow, 514@6c. New
Hops 13c016c.
MEATs-Beef, &C; Mutton, 51a@61Sc; Veal, ia
| &c; Hogs, sac dressed Pork, &c; Hams-Eastern,
selected, 1910; extra light. 1415c; extra light
homeless, 141ac.
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TELEGRAPHIC BREvITIES.

Dominick Mccartney has followed the way of
all prize-f yhters and opened a saloon in New
York
The sheyden. Eng. March meeting grand in
ternational hurdle race yesterday was won by
A'caitto.
Hans Rossen was shot and badly wounded at
Rio Vista on Sunday night by q man named
Hetherington.
Count Won Berchem, Under Secretary of State,
will represent Germany at the coming confer
ence concs rning Samoa
At Cordavia, Neb.. a girl named Maggie Bur
ress gave birth to child, which she killed and
then committed suicide
At Los Angeles Michael Ullmer was fright.
fully crushed by barrel of lard falling on his
breast He will die. He has family,
Matt Zimmerman, notorious Western out.
law, who has committed many murders, has
been condemned at Omaha to be hanged.
Michael Dayitt speaks enthusiastically oil
Gladstone's physical and mental powers, and
says he is not ageing at all except in years.
The American ball-players are in London
and nave been the recipients OF marked stten.
| ton. They were received by the Prince Of
Wales.
| AT Fall River, Mass, the strike situation ii
:! not greatly changed but it appears to be il
favor of the weavers. Only 1000 out of the
1900 looms are running. Coed order prevails.
w. Patterson, a farmer living at Tropico, Lo.
Angeles county, was found by his wife in q
ravine near home with his skull fractured. He
had been on spree. he was alive at last &C
| counts.
| The Salvation Army has inaugurated shelter
for destitute women and children in the locality
OF the Whitechapel mutilations Every nigh
200 women AID fifty children will be provided
| with beds and food
| In climbing from fiat car to the top of DO,
car by the side ladder, as the train was passing
through tunnel W. N. Lowery, Northern
Pacific freight brakeman, was killed neal
| Helena, Nj. T., on Sunday.
| A party of ladies and gentlemen descended
| the Choiler mine at Virginia City, New, OF
trated by receiving shock from an electri,
wire on which she carelessly placed her hand
By an accident on the Texas Pacific Railroad
| ON Monday the engineer, William Oliver, wa
| badly cut in the face and head. William Con
head and face severely bruised. Lusk, the bag
gageman and a number Of passengers were ais
| Considerably bruised.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.


The inevitable scandal in connection
with the enforcement of a prohibitory
statute by a body of special officers has
made its appearance in Rhode Island. One
member of the State police has been dis
charged under the accusation of taking
brides from dealers, another has incon-
tinently resigned from the force, and the
air is full of stories of corruption. This
comes in the natural and unavoidable
course of things under prohibitory law,
whether in the form of revisable state or
into that of a constitutional amendment
declaring that the traffic shall be forever
prohibited" 1t is the experience which
We had here in Massachusetts, under the
prohibitory law, and in Rhode Island it is
discovered that there is nothing effective
in constitutional prohibition to prevent it.
The strain Of attempting TO enforce an i'm
possible regulation is TOO great for the yer.
tue of any set OF men who may undertake
it-Boston Post.
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ASSEMBLY.

SACRAMENTO. March u, 1855.
Assembly called to order at 1905 \. NJ Speaker
Howe in the chair.
SPECIAL ORDERS
Regain moved to postpone the second reading
of s. B. col, TO provide for the incorporation OF
mutual fire insurance companies and define
their powers and duties, until Thursday morn
ing.
Maher and Coombs spoke against postpone
ment.
Hall said the people of the State demanded
the passage of such a bill.
The Assembly. by a vote OF IS to 81, refused te
postpone.
Regain moved to postponed until 2 P. NJ. Thurs
day.
The Assembly, By vote of4l to Sc. decided to
postpone.
The Assembly refused 10 reconsider the vote
whereby S. B. 625, for the appointment of State
Veterinary Surgeon and assistants, was lost.
PAsSEn.
Senate, messages were ta}senirp and S. B. &C.,
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-03-13

" Sir" said the suitor. :. wish &c make
your daughter my wife. Twill be a model
husband" "Why, you haven't dollar
in the world 81 know it; but she is the
idol Of my life" eyes, and you would be
the idle of mine. don't want you in the
family "--Ncrchant 1rdreler.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-03-13
LEGISLATIVE NOTES.

The distribution of Carl Brownies Los
Angeles Cactus in the Senate Chamber last even
ing created a decided sensation. 1t contained
profile pictures of all the Senator'S printed II
gold, besides a large number of very funny car
toons, which were immensely enjoyed. 1t wa,
the best edition of the Cactus so far issued, an6
avery creditable paper of its class