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Transfers Of Real Estat,

Deeds in fee have been fled a. follows:
p. A. Barbour to R. R selden, sub so, 90. $40;
eS,50o. W. G. King TO T. A. Darneille, pt %.
9O6; 81, 400. f. W. Jones ct al, trustees to Bar
bara E. Lightfoot, lots IL and 16. blk, 8, Reno;
e136. Same to Adele B. French, two undivided
Afths Of Burke lot, Tenleytown; sI,5O0. j. E.
Turton TO g. h; Tnrton, sub 10, 50. SIT; e.
G: b. Iurton 70 J.. T. Turton, sub Is, do; -.
90. $3.50; e. Mercy N. Gray to same, sub IS
and pit 20, %. 65S; e.. +. A. Buckingham to
Hannah L. Smith, sub "a, 50. GIT; Sl,50O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-19
A Fugitive Captured.

Last week negro named VIM. II. Brooks
escaped from the chain gang. Saturday night
he celebrated his escape by getting drunk. He
got into fight and was 90 badly whipped that
he had to be cared for by the police, and in
that way he was recaptured. man was ar
rested for the alleged assault, and viii be tried
in the Police Court this afternoon.
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DIED.

BRADLEY. On August 4. 1889, az 9 so O'CLOCK u.
m, JAMES A. BkADl-Ef, asred We months and eight.
ley.
A bud the Gardener gave ua
pure and lovely child.
He gave II % our keeping
10 cherish Undecided.
But Just as II was opening
Down came the heavenly Gardener
By HB PAnxsn.
The funeral VII take place on Tuesday the 2oth !,
2o'slces y m from parents residence, 7ie street.
DORIAN. On August is, 1850 at 40 am. I'd
nnAhD hENNoN' Infant son Of tn. and hAsgia
Funeral from PARENTS residence. 2oOe Tveifth
street northwest Tuesday. August 90. $50. 1t pr
HAiw WI Departed tins life, saturday, Auruss
loved husband OF FAMINE HAWKINS. Aged nfty.fAsss
Dearest husband thou hast left ~
But It's Uod that hast berrft ns
be can all our sOrrOvs heal
Funeral from Metropolitan A. NJ L Church Tues
DAY, August 20. att O'Clock .. m.
M, JOHN. the beloved son Of Bridget md he Il
James Murth. aged twenty-nine years.
Hiseyes in eclipse.
The HIGHT OF his hoDes unfed:
Mute his tongue.
HIS tow unstrung.
With the tears lac has shed,
Ky SsosSe a55SSSns Is; a ssscef hssd
His last arrow is sped
he hath Not another dart.
Go, carry Linn 70 his dark deathbed
Bury him IN the cold, cold heart
My brother Johnnie Is dead
BIT Hn srsrra
Funeral will take place from his lste residence ! ! al
flfth street northeast. Wednesday morning n
O'Clock, thence 70 ST. Augustus church. where reouen
Insss VIII De said Tor the repose " his soul
ROBINSON. At j O'Clock sunday morning xu~u~S
is, 1859 at the residence of her sonin-lsw James -
bElH ROBINSON, formerly OF MHrtn.burs W Va
relict OF Major Israel Robinson Of IA
late Col Robert V. Snodprrass.
Funeral from the sboye-named residence 1t 8
ment at Oak HUI cenetery Friends relatives are
invited TO attend.
ROSE. On August 10. 1859, ct 80 O'CLOCK Am
ALVIN hOSf, eldest son Of Mary T. ROSE
l2ternent NJ Mt Auburn Cambridge, Nass MAJ
iorf and Boston payers please copy.I
SHAN, On sunday, August Is. 1850 Of as pm.
Mrs. MARY L SHAW, widow OF the late Millian p
Shaw In the seventy fourth year of her are -
Funeral from St Johns Episcopal church eeorx,-
town. ID. G.. at 4 80 pm Tuesday. August 70 Reis-
yves and friends respectfully invited ~ attend Ints
sTULL- On August H. 1882 at % mn NJ her r.~s-
dence, DRUeILLA WRIGHT sTUI.I, u uIfpoix IN -
forty eyenih year Of her age.
Funeral from Christ church, Navy Yard Tussdax
August 20, at 3 pm. -
WALKER. On sunday. August Is. 1889. ss 7:3o
Am, departed this life at his late residence e91
Twenty fourth street northwest, the kew NII1IIX
j. WAl4kER. late pastor OF shiloh Bsptist CburrA
street between sixteenth and Seventeenth stroaia
northwest IN the seventy second year Of hts aee.
Church Wednesday. August u, At pm 70 Sody
will lie In state Wednesday at the church fro.n
70 pm. u rederscksbur spers please copyl %
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A COwARDLY ACT.
A washingtonian's Story OF Judge
Terry's Brutality.

That man Terry was en- arrant coward"
said an old wAshingtoniAn 70 Q srAs reporter
In referring to the recent shooting Of the -
sailant OF Justice Field. He was always ready
to shoot, Of course, when be vas satisfed that
the chances were in his favor, but whore he ala
not have more than an equal show he Was very
discreet His shooting by Maggie reminds me
very forcibly OF the first time ever saw Terry.
although did not know that a was be untii
afterwsrd- What happened on that ooo.s,on
satisfied me that Terry was bully ana I. coward
and nothing in his subsequen, career has eve,
changed my mind"
TIE MINERS STORY.
at was in the winter OF az and 50. ~ he eon-
tinued, land was mining in the California
mountains. One night my partner and ar
rived at She little town OF having coma
in from the hills for some needed suppl,es a.
course the first thing we did was 10 drop into q
saloon, as II was customary 20 do in thoee days
The town was hardly anything but saloons, and
they, took the place of hoteis Az
HsI vas f ncSo , Sas game in Hrosrss
perate gambler called "Faro" Jones or Monte
Jones, I've forgotten which. / noticed one
man in particular who wac losing steadily. He
was evidently between fifty and sixty years Of
age. He was slightly built, with q very narrow
thing but good physique. He had Lost over
thousand dollars worth Of gold dust NV
partner and were simply onlookers, as were .
number OF Others. Pretty soon the old man,
nettied by his losses excitedly charged the
dealer with cheating. Naturally that meant
shoot, and the words were hardly out Of his
mouth before Jones had pocket pistol leveled
at MS head number of men interposed and
begged Jones not 10 shoot the old man, EXPLAIN
ing that he was excited and didn't mean what
he said
oowARpLr ACT.
Jones became sppessed and apparently the
trouble was over, but Just at this moment .
man stepped forth from the crowd and quick
as fash dealt the old man a terrible blow in
the face with an old fashioned Texas ranger
Colts six shooter, which would weigh ave or
SIX pounds. The blow broke his nose, his
cheek bone and the frontal bone over his lest
eye. he fell like q log, and I don't believe
ever recovered, but i never heard definitely.
We had been IN good many tough
places and had seen some desperste
encounters, but had never seen such .
brutal, cowardly deed in that country
of tight and bloodshed Instinctively NV part
ner and both simultaneously slipped our pis-
tolls TO the front of our belts. We were mad
clean through, and one of us, won't say which
one, exclaimed:
Stranger, don't know who you are, but I
90 know you are - cowardly -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-19

William sweetser, counsel for Russell B.
Harrison, fled in the United States court in
New York city Saturday his clients answer in
the suit Of Col Schuyler Crosby for aloo, 900.
This y the seton for IN alleged libel pub
lished In the Montana Liue Stock Journal
which has been pending In the New York state
courtc, and which was transferred day or two
ago: Mr.. Harrison states no had no knowledge
Of the article ct the time Of publication ma
ays that his only duty in connection with the
Journal was - sttsaA The Asstings q q
stookholdeIS
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued by the
clerk Of the court TO Lewis Savoy and Jane
Ashton; Hugh l. Taylor Of johnson CITY.
Tenn, and Mabel q. Cooke; Joseph Ferero and
Kate CxoaA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-19

CHIEF Posr OFFICE INSPECTOR RATHEBoNE
has returned from weeks outing in the noun
tains Of MARYLAND,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-19

A NAVAL CADET APPOINTED Taylor
Cooper OF Delaware has been appointed cadet
at the naval academy,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-19

Din. MCDONALD, chief of the money order
bureau. Post Office department. has returned
from his vacation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-19

ASSISTANT ATTORNEY GENERAL SHIELDS has
returned to the city from st. Louis and was at
his desk in the Interior department today.
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Real Estate Sales.

Mary A. May has bought for e16, 800 Of II. q.
Lewis subs to 8, block I, sub Of Trinidad.
George Klenk has bought for e6. $50 of &c.
Msrbury ct al, trustees, part 1, square rs. Is
by % feet, on 21st and streets northwest.
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To Attend Mr.. Walkers Funeral.

A number of Washington and Alexandria
pastors met ct the Zion Baptist church this
morning to take action relating to the death of
VIM. ]. Walker. It was decided that the min
listers should attend the funeral in q body and
Q committee to draw mp resolutions was ap-
pointed, consisting Of H. G. Robinson, w. J.
Howard, r. 8. Laws, A s. Thomas, r. johnson,
chairman. Rev. s. g. Lamkins Of Mt Carroll
church was made marshal of the ministers for
the day.
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Light Business for the Firemen:

"Business is very light in the fire depart
ment," said Chief Paris to STAR reporter
this afternoon. 1T generally is in summer
time" he continued, but it is especially
however, for the fall and winter
campaign and will soon be in first
class shape. Six new horses were brought here
for. Us to select from last week and of these
only two were suitable. I've ordered four
them around yet. This 10 bad time Of year
TO buy horses; the farmers are using them now.
In the fall when the crops have been gathered
In we can get all the animals We want. The
two new engines ought to be along soon; be-
leve they are on the road now"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-19

DEATH OF CONSUL CoURoY.-The State de-
partment today received cablegram from the
United States vice consul at Porto Rico, an
nouncing the death Last night Of Consul Edward
Couroy.
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE. Aug. 19.-Cotton firm-middling,
M sS ss5 Sass siss 80 southern %
s3aS3k. steamer, so, western quiet and rather
easter; No. 2 winter red, spot. s.kaS22s; August.
So: DscemDsr s4xas5. Corn : southern. duh:
arrivals poor quality; white 44a46; yellow 42a44;
western easy; mixed. spot, a2Hat go, august
43A. Oats, duh and lower-southern and Penn
sylvania, 2Sa32; western white, old, Blaze; new,
graded No. white, 81. Rye, nominal-prime'
5Oa52. Hay nrmer; prime scarce-prime to choice
timothy. now, 130Oa14.Oo; old, 16OOalzoO. Pro-
.ehoice-western packed. 1Oal2; creamery, fancy,
l7als Eggs nrm-western fresh. 15al6. Petro-
leam quiet Coffee firm and auiet.Rio careoes
auiet-renned, 1OxalO%. Whisky nominal lilo.
freights TO Liverpool per steamer grain per
noSr' 10 80 barrels; wheat 81 900 bushels: corn,
n, NO bushels; oats A. 900 bushels: rye, / 800
bushels. shipments-nour. 1000 barrels: wheat,
$4,000 bushels; corn, 1000 bushels. Sales
wheat, IS roo bushels; corn, 1000 bushels.
BALTIMORE, Aug: H. Virginia ten-forties,
80 bid; do. threes, % bid, SO asked: Baltimore
s crd s.ocs. n bid: Cincinnati, Washington and
baltimore nrsss, 90 bid, Se4 asked; do seconds,
As bid, so asked: do threes. 20 bid, % asked
stock. 4AX bid, AK asked
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, Aug. 10 topening,.-wheat-septem
Der, 76sx: December, 77ts; Corn-August, 35H
Ss,oesr ak ass oa'fssDss%
sember, airy; octOber. 6.l6 Short ribs-sep
tember. 5.OoH.
CHICAGO. Aug. 10 tclosing,. - wheat-Ausust
n: september. 76s(; December, - Corn - Au
s sss s ssp'so%ss August sS%; sep,smbs s
2O4; October. 2ox; December, :oss. fork--Au.
ess ssg's%s:I os.SSs1
s Ssas%.i so0 90 Sa,oSss. Aosx: WV '''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-19

BRINGING THE REMAINS TO WAsHINaroN-The
remains of Mr.. John Darr, one Of the Agricul-
tural department employees who was sent to
Paris with the department exhibit and who
died there, have been shipped to New York on
the steamer Gascoigne. Secretary Rusk was so
notified by cable Yesterday
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Mormon EIder. Mohh.A

Two Mormon elders named Devair and Shinn
attempted to hold meeting at Pine Grove, w.
Va, Saturday night Tho crowd attacked the
missionaries with clubs, stones and rotten eggs
and they we're badly beaten and their cloths
ruined 6hiun hAa severe out o. the he'd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-19

sIARRIEn

WELCH-SILNESTER. By the Rev B. r. IAN.
comb az Berkley, Va. August e, $50, Nj HENRY
A hELCh OF Washington. ID. G., % Miss LYDIA II
SiLN rs Eh OF lterkley.
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Ayes HArn Vraos

Binders the hair soft plisnt and siossy pro-
notes = fresh growth. and surss eruptvs dis
sasss Of the scalp. MARY A Jackson. Salem,
Maas. writes; u have used Ayers Hair visor
for number Of yssr. and Il hsS slysys s1vn
ne satisfaction II h An excellent drsuans,
prevents the hair from turning efsy. insurss
~ vigorous growth. and keeps the scalp whits
and clean"
Several months aso my hair commenced
falling out, and III . few weeks was almost
bald bought bottle Of Ayers Hair visos.
and. Altar usins only part Of II. my head was
covered With heavy growth Of h~sr.-Thomas
Eunday. Sharon Grove, KY.
AYERS HAIR vIGoR
Prepared BY DR.. J. q Aver 4 Co., Lowell
Mass Sold by Druggists and Perfumers tA2S
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Raided by tho Police.

Last night . raid was made by Officers
McNamara and Dyer at house No. 1894 Mary
land avenue southwest. Lille Lushau, the
alleged keeper, Mary Jarboe, John Heath and
Samuel Morris we're arrested. This morning in
the Police Court the case was tried and Lille
was fined cas-. Mary Jarboe was sent down a.
. vagrank
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WASHINGTON n q Aoy t.

WASHINGTON, ID. C., Aug. L, 1879
Received from The EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER
Co.. through Mr.. S. IL. Kaufman, treasurer
three hundred and ninety and eighty-six one hum
dredth dollars $3.50 $4,000 the same 10 be dis
ulbutsd as designated by the contributor
namely: $3S0.S6 for the food sufferers along the
line OF the Chesapeake and Ohio canal, and $40
Tor those In Conemeugh valley.
T. kURTz JOHNSON, treas
Nv q X Pas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-19
NEWS AND GOSSIP.

ORDERED TO THE PACIFIC CoAsr.-Special
Agent ], F. Evans Of the Treasury department
has been ordered to duty in charge Of the posts
ON the Pacific coast.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-19
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York Stock Market.
The following are the opening and closing Prices Of
the New York Stock Market, as reported by special
wire 70 Corson aud Mccartney, 14l9 street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-19
A Sad Day At the Pound.

This morning at the pound there were forty.
two worthless dogs left over from last week
They were all killed Today there were thirt,
dogs impounded.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-19

Come GoNE-The resignation Of Veterinary
Surgeon Major K. Going, 7th cavilry, has been
accepted by the Acting Secretary Of War to
take effect Aug. 10.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-19

AwAKEi
Aye. verify. and with that degree Of intensity which
keeps Us always in the
Even the casual observer has not failed TO note the
fact that we have many
FOLLOWERS
LSCut two weeks ago we stsrteds
SPECIAL PANTALoON SALE,
And immediately thereafter the TRADE, with surprts
ing unanimity. followed in wake thereby indors-
Ing our methods, which all know to be immensely
popular with
Our magnanimty will not permit US to do less than
condole with these self and self proclaimed
Leaders % their ignominious failure 10 defest
our plan even after We bad shown our hand
And here are other nuts for them tc crack-n they
MoHAIR COATS AND VESTS, SILK sTRIPEa
AT s1.07 FOR COAT AND VEST.
saving to the purchaser Of So OF each Cost and
Vest.
Handsome and Stylish snk and worsted Suits worth
SIS now goat
s10.75 AsUIT.
Our s1O75. $50. Sizes and s13.76 Cashmere
Suits have been reduced to
$3.50 SUIT.
Those Beautiful 50 and SO 80 Pantaloons selling
rapidly at
As also those Sty sh and Durable AL wool Scotch
Plaid and Tweed Psntaloonsat
e2.7S PAIR.
Youths Boys and Childrens Suits at prices In keep
Ing with those above quoted.
VICTOR Z. ADLER'S
10 PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE 10
S27 and 929 9TH Ut. NV.
Corner Massachusetts, svsnuA
STRICTLY ONE PRICE
Open Saturdays until IL pm.
ESOfce Coats, Stripes and Checks on sale Monday,
Wednesday, and Friday mornings till 10 O'Clock
Price. 2Oc- Aul5
nOUBLE-FACE Plaid AND STRIPE PLUSH
H. Skirting Remnants. l5c.; Two Face nncy Plush,
151scz at DOUBLE COMBINATION,
Aul1-St 18th sf. A.A
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MORE GOOD WEATHER.
Pleasant Skies and Cool Air Promised
for Several Days Yet.

The thigh" still fingers on the eastern edge
OF the country, bringing fine temperatures and
clear skies. There is a low central in Dakota
that seems to be working its way eastward and
may cause disagreeable weather toward the
end OF the week. For the present, however,
the outlook as bright aud there is every reason
to believe that tins fine weather. for which we
paid dearly in July, will last for few days
longer. Capt Dunwoody's prophecy today was
thus: Fair, no change in temperature; warmer
tuesday, winds shifting to southerly" This
morning at . O'Clock the thermometer regis
tered Co degrees, being the same figure as that
Tor the same hour yesterday morning.
Range of the Thermometer Today.
The following were the readings at the sig-
nal Office today: sam, ~; 2p.m-, 81; maxi
mum, 50; minimum, GO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-19
DISCRETION NOT vAIoR.

"A quick glance showed the stranger that the
chances were against him. He might shoot one
OF US, but he would be surely killed by the
other. He pocketed his pistol without word
and sneaked out of the saloon After he had
gone We were told that his name was David s.
Terry. l never have forgotten him, because
never have seen such n brutal act He was
probably silent partner in the game, but We
never knew for certain. / have watched his
career ever since, but. as 1 said never saw
anything TO change my mind about his oharac-
Ter. He was always ready to shoot If he bad
more than an even chance"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-19

Fire Saturday night destroyed several build
ings belonging 10 the ChautauQua assembly.
The loss 10 only 5000 and VIII not disturb the
ogdey a busiueoG
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Honsronps Acp PHosrnAru
MAKES DELICIOUS LEMONADE
Atssspoonful added 10 glass Of hot or cola -,
and sweetened 30 the taste VIII be found r,fp,.h,..
and invigorztins.
EYYHcTUAx

P.1srrsa Ery.c1uA.
BErcHArs Pn1a
BrrcHArs Pn1a
~s IN, fRfss ~ gt1R{s H Hre
DIeQkDkRED LYvuA
p.sss d q II y gFS SYos sf hSs
fIia 81 Sa ssns; g. ~ AL1EH Co. Sos Assss =
s1st dos not keep tbsanJ viii mad CIAfTfiff9
yn rsosapt % price, out Inquire nrsI d1ss nm1t6
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Il. B. Towsra & Sox
DEALERS IN DRY GOODS
1916 SEVENTH STREET NoRrHwIsr.

Fruit Of the Loom Bleaehed Cotton, SIC.
ine Of striped and Plaid FlAnneI Suitna In beAut
ful styles Just received.
Blsck Henrietta, extra good quality 6Oc.
SILK Warp Black Henrietta, beautiful quality, u 90
COlored Henretts. all WOOL reduced from SO 70 <0c
Double Fold Flannel Suiting, all wool, 2oc.
Heavy he'd Twlned Flannel, 2oc.
Canton FLANNEL. iron Sc mp.
Extra Wide and Good Quality White Flannel, 2oc.
A good article " hite FLANNEL, all wool. loo.
New style ked Table Linen, oil boiled. 60c.
few more Batiste reduced from ~ TO 0e.
Boys Windsor Ties, &c.
Boys Knee Pants. zoe.
Ladies Collars, SC.
100 yards COlOred Spool silk Be.
and Drawer spool Cotton Cabinets for sala
tyl3-3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-19

THE ACTION or CARRIERS LITTLE Liver
= Pills u pleasant. mild end natural, They gently
sumuiAte the liver and regulats the bovels. but do
not purge
TUE USE OF ANGoSTUhA BITTIHs ExCITES
IL the appetite and keers the digestive orgAnS In
order Dr. J. q. b. sIEGEET SONS So Nsnu-
eAct0rers. At all druggists.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-19

WEDNESDAY. AUG. IA. 1889.
sCGAR hss declined In pricsi
SUGAR has TUMBLEDt
SUGAR IL much LowKRiu
And lsuAl-
EPHoNzo YoUNGs COMPANY
Are the frst 10 announce It Give u call snd ave
money.
OUR FOURTH LOT OF NEW MAcKEREL
Just received this morning. and they the yet
We are still selling IMPORTRp and Domestic Gin.
ger Ale. sussr-eured Hams and Breakfast Bacon at
CUT prices to reduce stock in that line.
Our BARGAINS In FLbUR also continue to attract
much attention. and our GENUINE MANDHELIN0
JAVA COFFEE il the talk Of the town. No other
Cefss can compare with 10 In riehnsss md favor.
xIPHoxzo YouNGs COMPANY,
salA H2s NINTH STREET
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MIR. JOHNsON's RETORT.
A Scene at the Hearing OF the Block
Case Today.

TIE coMNIsMoNK1 INDIGNANTLY DENIES An
NTHATIoN THAT HI N BEING USED ~
TooL-MR. DAVIS WANTS 10 LOOK INTO TIE Law
OF TIE cAsk-A YuRrHxR ADJOURNMENT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-19
APPOINTING COLORED TEACHERS.
The School Boards Side Of the Contro-
versy.

coNMrTTRE AppRIssks A LIrrE1 TO rHI cor.
ooNMIssIoNERs-lrI n HELD THAT TRElB n NO
Law aKoU1RINo THAT PRETKRxSoR BE GIVEN
10 GRADUATES OF TIE coloRxp NORMAL souoor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-19

BRADLEY. On August &, 1889 at o so O'Clock %
m, JAMES A. BRADLEY aa,ed ii We month"; and elshf,
cen days, the only child VI JAS n. and kate Brsi.
ley.
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SOMETHING NEW.

SOMETHING New
LEATHERoIp TRUNKs.
Very light in weight
STRONGER and MORE DURABLE than
kole Leather. and at HALF THE PRICE
Made and sold only AZ ToPHAMS
Trunk Factory. 1921 Pa. ava
.y22-3m
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THE AVENUE PAVEMENT.
Its Softness Canses Remarks But Does
Not Surprise the Boss PAYER.

wHRKL rnAcKs AND HOOP PRINTS N THE NEv
ASPHALT coAr-r y SAID THAT THEY WILL
SOON BE oBLIrERArKp-SErTHER THE CON-
TRACTOR MOB THE COMMISSIONERS ALARMED.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-14

CHICAGO, Feb. IS Cattle - Receipts. !, 400
shipments. 400 uarx xet dull; bcsves,
choioe to extra beeves, u 21(4 90 steers, @ COO
10; stockers and feeders o. 2o0s 20; COWS, bulls
and mixed. o. 6003 % Texans siop-fsd - S7o
none; market lower; mixed. % bt04 90
heavy, u l50a 6s; light, a t00t 81; p'gs. q
a. co.
sheep Receipta. TOO head; sh,pments,
1000 market ttrong natives, % COOS IS
Western corn. fed. q 0s9t 20; iGxsa shOrn,
% 00oS 30 lambs, o. $4,000.
kAsr LiBBRrY. Catus - RECEIPTS. 700
ahipnents. lyo; market steady prime. s4o
$50 fair 10 good, - bo0s Is, conn o Q: 81 bO q
" cars cattle shipped TO New Yor9 to-day
Hogs - keceipts, 2oD head shiI msnts
pigs and Yoriers. . coos 10; cars cars OF nos. D.
shipped to;New York today.
sheep -Heeeipts. 2l0 shipments, 20l
o. s06a 7a common, 0ei lambs. siGId 10.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-14

CsioAao. Feb. l3, $50 a. m.--Marhet opened.
Whsat=reb. ~ tth; Aareh,tl t5; Aay,Nt7k;
june e 03H.
CornareD.. Sac; Mar. $40 Nay. s6Kc
June, 35l<c.
Rork-Teb., oil 40; May, eli TX.
LARD. Feb, % 67<; March. S66ik Nay, % 0S
June, % 20.
snor, -reb., o TX March rs TX May.
l5eJ; June, % OK,
CIo6IHe.
wheat-rsb.. 81 o3>S; Mar. q Ol; May, u O8tI;
juno, q O3ko.
Corn-Fe6.. $40; March. SsSo; Nay. s5kc
June, 35kc.
UAts- Feb. Csc March. ?5xo; May. 27ko
June. 20kc,
ell 2lk June, Gil S2x
Lard Feb, ,i657k; March, 60 SIX; May. u OK;
June, &C 10.
short Ribs-.y Feb - ss Mar. t6 IS; May.
" 2Ok; June, t6 07k.