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Name
Washington stock Exchange.

Sales - Regular Call-l2 o clock m: Columbia
National Bank; Fat i72a: lexington and SOL
Governments Bonds-u. :. AS 1901. registered,
1o4A bid. Z. $. Ans. 1891. coupon. lO4k bid
U: 5. Is. coupon. 1907, las bid. i2ia asked
District Of Columbia Bonds-Per imp. Us. 1901.
gold l02h bid, 1o3 asked. Per imp. Is, 1891. cur
ency. iO3A bid. Market stock e, 1892. currency.
l04 bid. 20-year fund, 6s, 1892, gold, 1884 bid.
20-year fund.- 5s, 1880. gold, 10 bid. lib asked.
Water stock, as, 1901. currency. i35 bid. -, 30
stock. rs. currency, 1908. 1897 bid. 3-e5s, I02l.
fund, currency, l2IS bid, 123 asked.
Miscellaneous Bonds-U. =: Electric Light bonds
I'd Is. 1873 bid. Washington and Georgetown
Railroad. 1o-4o 6s. 1857 bid, los asked. WASH
bonds. 6s, lis bid. Washington and Georgetown own
Railroad Rights. o bid. Masonic Hall Associa ton
IS. $685. l07 bid. 100 asked. Washington Market
ton Market Company bonds. inn. Is. lis
bid, l2O asked. Washington Light Infantry
FIRST mortgage, es. 1904. 9sk bid. Washington
asked. Washington Gas Light Company bonds
series A, 6s. ll9 bid, la2 asked Washington
Gas Light s COMPANY , bonds series B. 0s 10
mortgage, Is, 10l asked. American Security and
Trust. 100 bid. 1907 asked.
$50 bid, SEQ asked. Bank Of Republic. 27O bid.
Metropolitan, 265 bid, 300 asked. Central 300
bid Second. 200 bid. Farmers and Mechanics,
l97 bid, POS asked. Citizens l6S bid, 80 asked
Coum bis, ia bid. l75s asked. Capital IIY bid.
West End 100 bid, 1904 asked. Traders, lbs i
bid, 12S asked Lincoln, 12O bid.
Railroad s-Washlngton and Georgetown,
26O bid, 2S0 asked. Metropolitan. l4O bid, l54
asked. Columbia, y bid. Capitol and North o
street. 60 Did, "a asked. lexington and
Soldiers Home, COY bid, 67H asked. Georgetown
and Tenleytown, 53 bid. ST asked.
Insurance stocks-Firemen's, 40 bid. Frank
lin, 53E bid. Metropolitan. 20 bid. National
Union, 81 bid, % asked. Arlington, 1873 bid, 200
asked. Corcoran, Go bid. Columbia, l7s. bid,
IL asked Germsn-American. $50 bid. Poto-
mac, SO bid, 100 asked. Riggs 81 bid, S3r asked.
Peoples, 90 bid, 53s asked. Lincoln, 5x bid
Commercial, ~ bid. asked.
Title Insurance Stocks-Columbia Title, 6k
bid, 90 asked. Real Estate Title, 127 bid, 1873
asked.
Gas and Electric Light Washington Gas,
an bid, 4Sk asked. Georgetown Gas, SO bid.
US. Electric Light. 155 bid.
Telephone StocKs-PeLnsylvania. 81 bid. Chosa-
psake and Potomac. 20 bid, n asked. American
Graphophone, 10 bid. Is asked.
Miscellaneous Observation-Disclosures Market Com
psny. Is bid, 20 asked. Washington Brick
Machine Company, 365 bid. Great Falls Ice
Company. 220 asked Bull Run Panorama Com
pany, 20 bid. ri asked. National Safe De-
post Company, 240 bid, 800 asked. Washing
ton Safe Deposit Company, lbs bid. National
Topographic, 81 bid. Mergenthaler IL bid.
Pneumatic Gun Carriage, u bid, III asked.
Washington Loan and Trust Company, AK bid AZ
asked. American Security and Trust Company
SO bid, 6S asked. Lincoln Hall, so bid, 100 asked.
Hygienic Ice, 40 bid.
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THE ANACOSTIA ROAD.
The Commissioners viii Have I
Widened II Land ID Donated.

The Commissioners this afternoon gave q
hearing to those interested in the widening Of
Anacostia road. The hearing was given to
allow those who objected to the widening of
tho road, which the Commissioners think con-
ducive to the best interests Of the people, .
chance to enter protest.
When Commissioner Douglass called for OBJ
jectors Mr.. Arthur Christie stated that as the
widening of the road would destroy several Of
his houses he objected to it. buff the Commits
sioners would pay for the damages sustained he
would have no objection.
Mr.. Barker suggested that Congress be asked
to appropriate sufficient money to cover his
loss.
Capt. Rossell, who was present, explained
that Congress had appropriated 900 for the
widening Of this road, provided sufficient land
be donated on each side Of the road.
Among those present were Messrs M. L.
Weller, Chas. Barker, A. C. Strains, VIM.
Mayse, Jos. Batchelder, ]. C. Coleman, A. NJ
Bliss, Arthur Christie and H. A. Griswald
The Commissioners will order the improve
ment il the land is donated
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THE HOFFA ROBBERY.


The detectives are engaged in trying 70 pick
. clew to the cracksmen Of the safe Of Frank
Hofa on Saturday night, but thus far have not
been successful, although some circumstances
have been reported to them from which q clew
may be evolved. The case ID in the hands
Of Detectives Mahon and Horne and they are
leaving no stone unturned, but IL 10 believed
that the parties are q long distance away with
their plumber. 1t is known that Philadel-
phia mob was in this city last week, but it is
not known that they were here on Saturday
night 1t may be that this IL the mob
who did the work and on their first
visit located the place and dropped back
and dld the work. II 10 also known that two
suspicious-looking men we're in that vicinity
near midnight on Saturday night. Mr.. Hoffa,
in going over his stock yesterday, found that
not quite as much had been taken as he ex-
pected and now estimates his loss at 900.
small number OF diamonds wore found in the
cellar yesterday.
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Wants $4,000 for Her Death.

Mr.. A. S. worthington today for John r.
Weeden, administrator Of the estate of Mary
Elizabeth weeden, filed a suit against the
Baltimore and Potomac Railroad Company for
$4,000 damages by reason of Mrs. Weeden, on
January 10 last, falling from a culvert into .
ravine near Bennings, so injuring her 10 to
cause her death on April % last The plaintiff
alleges that the accident was due 70 the care
lessness of defendant In not having the place
guarded and Mrs Weeden was exercising due
care in walking along the highway, as she had
the right TO do.
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Anniversary Of Beacon Lodge.

II was an interested and intelligent audience
which filed the encampment room in the Odd
Fellows Hall last evening to witness the exer-
cises incident to the forty sixth anniversary Of
Beacon Lodge, No. 10, l. o. o. F. b F.
Crawshaw presided and make the opening ad-
dress. c. B R Colledge made an address on
the history and progress of the order and the
lodge and E. Bierer spoke of the order in the
west, which section he recently visited. and 8.
7. Keller made a speech on the order in gen.
eral The other exercises consisted Of the fol-
lowing: Quartet song by l. L. johnson,
Everett Beard, Miss Laura Bangs aud Miss Ger
trude Bangs; song by j. j. Durham Of Central
Lodge, No. 1,who responded to several encores;
recitation by John MoSerb, solo by Miss Laura
Bangs, instrumental quartet by Mr.. Clements,
Mr.. Conboyne, Mr.. Shackelford and Mr.. Dali
ton, who also responded to an encore; piano,
flute and violin quartet by Miss Mortimer, Mr..
Mortimer, Mr.. Hoover and Mr.. Darrell; song
by Charlie West who was encored time and
again. A telegram was received from Charles
A. McEuen regretting his detention by urgent
business In New York. At the conclusion Of
the musical and literary exercises the assem-
blage repaired to the blue room, where re-
freshments were served. The whole affair was
decided success. The committee who had
the matter in charge consisted of J. H. Keefer,
B. F. Orawshaw, Z. Dwight Clapp, +. A. Sitter,
c. A. McEuen and II. Burkhart.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-14
O'MAHONY's CASE DROPPED.
Action Taken by the Crown In the Tip.
perary Trial.

DUBLIN, Oct 14.-At the request of Mr.. Ro-
han, the prosecutor for the crown, the court al
Tipperary, before which Messrs. Dillon and
O'Brien and other defendants are being tried
on charges Of conspiracy, today dismissed the
case against Mr. o Mahony, whose illness pre-.
vents his attending court. The trial of the re.
manning defendants will now proceed.
Mr.. G. Healy argued that the evidence given
against Mr.. OMahony equally affected all the
defendants, and that the charge against him
having been dismissed tho charge against all
the defendants should be dismissed
The court took a note of Mr.. Healy's objec.
ton and allowed the crown to proceed with the
prosecution.
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CoueHERs To The FRoNr.

take time by the forelock" that rasping hacky
cough of yours carries You where somany consump
tives have preceded you. Lose time but procure
bottle of the rational remedy for lung and dis
ease-sCoTTs EMULSION OF COD LIVER OIL
with Hypophosphites Of Lime and Soda Rely upon it
hat will afford you speedy and efficient aid. Not only
is pulmonIc of surprising merit. but it compen-
safes for the drain of vitality whichis most formda-
bleaccompanment Of lung disorders Besides arrest
ng the progress consumption, bronchitis and asthma
infuses unwoned vigor into enfeebled system and
tends to fill out the hollow places in angular frame
Ladies' in delicate health will Andt palatable means
of adding roundness to figure robbed of contour by
the inroad of marasmus or other wasting disorders
scrofulous tendency may be successfully combatted
with it. and it is capial thing feeble children
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Real Estate Nfatfere

E. B. Cottrell ct al have bought for els, 0s2
OF ]. 7. sherier, parts o; White Haven, above
West Washington.
B. II. Warner & Co. have sold for DIR. II. b.
Noble the property, 6l9 E street northwest to
NJ. V. Tierney for $4,000 The dimensions of
the lot is about l9xl03 feet.
The Washington Real Estate Company by a
deed placed on record today conveys lots 2s to
As, square 9sS, fronting on 18th street north
east. just north of the park, to Ida NJ. Mar
shall. The consideration named is Sl9O35
The purchase money was paid in cash, being at
the rate of so cents per square foot
Jas. 7. Du Bots has bought for $500 OF L.
Faber sub c, square 427-22 by 100 feet on Sth
street between and X streets northwest
Ida q. Marshall has bought of the Washing
ton Real Estate Company of Virginia for
Sl9oS5 subs 2s to As, So. sss, 1sx1l713 fl. each,
on 18th and streets northeast
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Hon. George Bancroft's Health.

MIR. George Bancroft the aged historian, was
expected to leave Newport, where, according
to his usual custom, he has been spending the
summer, this afternoon if he was able He
will stop for rest on the way, however, and is
not expected to reach this city until Thursday
afternoon.
A servant who answered the door when a
STAR reporter called at Mr.. Bancroft's house
this afternoon stated that they had not heard
recently of the condition of Mr.. Bancroft's
health and were not able to say whether or not
he was much weaker, as has been reported
telegram recently received from Boston by
outside persons was to the effect that Mr.. Ban
crofts strength and health were both failing
rapidly and that he was by no means as strong
as he was q few weeks ago.
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NO EXTRA SESSION.
The Matter Determined at Today's
Cabinet Meeting.

=. II can be stated on good authority that while
the President was much in doubt as
to whether or not he ought to call
an extra session of Congress, conclusion
has at length been reached which settles the
much vexed question in the negative. The
matter has been under consideration ever
since Congress adjourned, and although
the President favored the reconvening of both
Houses at an early date he has deferred
to the counsels Of his advisers and will
allow things to move along in their
regular way. It has been made plain that an
extra session called simply to meet party ext
gency would be an error that could be most
damagingly used in the next campaign.
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE Oct 14.-Cotton steady - mid.
ding, lO4. Flour quiet and straightforward street
and western super, 300a240; do. do. extra, 3 7oa
400; do. do. family, 4.75a5.25; city mills. Rio
brand, extra. 5lOa5.25; winter wheat patent,
straight, 5.a5a5.5O; do. do. extra, T. 5Oa4. as.
Whest-southern firm, shaping higher: Fultz,
e5alO4; LonGberry, 97al04; No. 2, l0l; steamer
No. 2, red SO; western quiet at advance; No. 2,
wintar red spot, 1OOa100A; October, lOOLalO0k;
December, 3hal031s: May, 100 bid. Corn
southern no arrivals, nominal: white, 57a59; yei-
low, 57a5S; western frm; mixed spot. 55S; Oc-
tober, 55I; year, 531s; May. 56ka51; steamer,
SIX; Oats advansed-ungraded southern and
Pennsylvanis, 43a46; do. western white, 44a46;
do.do. mixed, 43a45; graded No. 2, white, As "
Rye ouiet-prime to choice, 15a77; good to fair
73a73. Hay drm-prime TO choice timothy, / lOOs
llSO. Provisions steady. Butter advanced and
'nr,n-creamery fancy. 2sa24; do. fair to choice,
2Oa22: do imitation. l5a20; iadle. fancy, LA
is: do good 70 choice 12a1a; store packed, eal2.
EgRs frm-2Oa2L Coffee dull-Rio cargoes fair
2S No. z, 10. Sugar stronger-granulated, 81,
whisky unchanged. Freights TO Liverpool per
steamer nominal Receipu-nour, 81 500 barrels;
wheat 1890 bushels; corn, 5000 bushels; oats,
5000 bushels; rye, 600 bushels. Shipments
hour, 1880 barrels wheat $500 bushels; corn,
% 600 bushels. Saies-wheat 10000 bushels;
corn, 5000 bushels.
BALTIMORE, Oct. IL - Virginia consols Sc:
Northern Central stock, 66a6S Cincinnati Wash
ington and Baltimore nrsts, 98Aa00a; connoli-
dated gas bonds, 1l4ksl15; do stock, 49xaAox.
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Be BEAUTIFUL

Be BEAUTIFUL
Nine. A. RUPERT. world-famed Complexion Spe-
ciast and Lecturer has lectured this subject in
all the larger cities of America and Europe She
fill the largest theaters in every city aud is
always Endorsed by the leading newspapers. Y World
says: MADAME Rupert, the renowned complexion
specialist lectured to fashionable audience at Fifth
Avenue Thcater last eveping-hundreds were turned
away" To those who have been unable to hear this
eminent authority she will send her eight-paRe cir
culGr giving valuable Information, receipt Of &c.
postage. Mime. RUPERT is the originator of Wonder
ful Face Bleach. which II creating such furore among
society ladies' at present. NINE. A. RUPERT,
s23 Branch Ofhcc. 430 7th st. NV. washington.D.C
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IGNORED BY THE CLERGY.
dwelling Monument In Honor of Les
sing at Berlin.

BERLIN, Oct. 4-Prince Frederick Leopold
today unveiled a monument in the Thiergarten
to Gotthold Ephraim Leasing, the illustrious
German author and literary reformer, who died
in 1881. Herr Won Boetticher, secretary Of the
imperial home Office and representative of the
chancellor; DR.. Won Gossler, Prussian minister
of ecclesiastical affairs and instruction, and a
number of other high officials were present at
the ceremony. The clergy, who do not approve
OF the life or writings of Lessing refused to
take any part In honoring the dead author.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-14
ON THE BACHELOR COURTS.
Tho ALL Corners and District Tourna-
ments Began Today.

The all-comers' and District lawn tennis
tournaments we're begun at 1:3O o'clock today
on the courts Of the Bachelor Club, corner
18th and P streets northwest
The rains had softened the courts to some
extent, but four of the five were in fair condi-
ton. The attendance at the opening games
was very light, owing to the threatening skies
of the morning
The singles were begun first the opening
match being between Messrs. Borden and
Thompson. The first set was won by Thomp-
son, 8, 1. Other sets were then begun as fol-
lows: B. X. Peter VS.. s. G. Walker, Metcalf Va.
Lyon and Woodward-ys Agneau
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-14
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued by the
clerk of the court to the following: Thomas
Craig and Martha Dangerfield; Robert Cook
and Mary A. Broadneok; Walton Bradford Of
Baltimore, Md. and Jessie A. Mauss; W. II.
Warde Of Auburn, NY, and Mary A. Henry of
Staunton, Va. Chss. F. Homiller and Blanche
E. HIbbs; VIM. b. Stacks and Alice Daley,
both Of Montgomery county, Nd; 1haddeus s
Bellows and Mamie v. Davis; Nathan Hazen
and Mary A. De Pue; Thos. A. Do noghue and
Ella M Collina
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I'd EDITION.
Latest qGleglanS 10 The Star,
A BIG TIME IS EXPECTED.
For the Emancipation Cello.
bration in Richmond.

Special Dispatch to THE EVENING SrAR.
RICHMOND, Va, Oct 14-Tomorrow the
emancipation celebration will begin here. A
large number of persons who expect to take
part in the proceedings have arrived. COM
mittee Of well-known colored lawyers today
petitioned the police justice to discharge all
negro prisoners confined in Jail for petty
ofenses in order to enable them to witness the
jubilee celebration. The judge will consider
the request.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-14
FAX LIusos


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Mancled by the ssNIanclers ~

While Miss Dollie Brown, an employee Of the
Acme Laundry on 18th street just below
street was standing near the managers" talk
ing with a friend, her hands accident
ally went under the rollers and
were crushed and torn up considerably
Her right arm was injured the most. being cut
from the thumb to elbow, and caused her con-
siderable pain. She was removed 10 the Emer-
gency Hospital. where DIR. Middleton treated
her, after which she was removed to her home,
10 A street northeast
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-14

Books UNDER THE New TARIFF LAw.-The
Treasury Department has decided that books
imported for the use Of colleges, schools, &C.,
are admitted to this country under the new
tariff law substantially as they were admitted
under the old tariff law and subject to the
same instructions
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-14

CABINET MEETING AND EXTRA SESSION Cos
sIP.-Shortly after the President arrived at the
White House he issued call for meeting of
the cabinet At IL o'clock all the cabinet
were present except Secretary Proctor aud
Postmaster General Wanamaker. 1t is under
stood that an extra session Of Congress was
discussed. Private Secretary Halford, when
asked about the matter, said he had no infor-
nation to impart
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A Rechabite Message.

A dispatch received received this afternoon
from Mr.. Thomas B. Marcne OF this city, past
high chief ruler Of Rechabites. who is now in
Binghamton, MY, says: New York Grand
Tent OF Rechabites is now in session with full
delegation from all tents. Grand rally tonight
at the Opera House."
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The Second Battalion

The second battalion, District National
Guard, has been ordered to assemble at the
Center Market armory on Friday evening at
1880 for drill and instruction. Friday will be
busy day for the second battalion as all its
members who have not completed their scores
upon the range have been ordered to report at
the Washington barracks at l 80 Nm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-14
Robberies Reported.

Mary Plummer, 1119 South Carolina avenue
southeast, reports the robbery from her wood
shed of four chickens Friday night. Charles
B. Cheshire, shooting gallery, 1903 street, re-
ports the. larceny of two Smith l. Wesson re-
volvers, blue overcoat and umbrella yesterday.
Mrs. G. B. Edwards, 143l Q street, reports the
larceny Of gold watch, &C., about September
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-14
Congressman Wilson's Heavy Loss.

SPOKANE FALLS, WASH, Oct 14-Congress-
man JohnL. Wilson, who returned from Wash
ington a few days ago, reports the loss Of his
pocket book, containing $4,000 in securities,
$3.50 in greenbacks and gold and other valua.
BILE papers. The pocket book was lost some
time during Saturday.
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Unlicensed Dealers Fined.

Peter Terry and Charles Cook, young col
ored men, who buy and sell produce on
street about the Center Market, were fined $50
by Judge Mills today for being unlicensed
produce dealers
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Today,s Congressional Nominations.

READING, Pa, Oct 14-The republican con-
ferees of the ninth district today nominated
Daniel H. Wingerd for Congress.
NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-The tenth district re-
publican congressional convention this FORE
noon nominated Cortlandt 4. Van Rensselaer,
for that Office
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

New York Stock Market.
The following the opening and closing prices Of
the New York stock Market, ~ reported by special
wire to Corson and Mccartney. 1919 street:
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MELLIs-EIsENBEIsS. At Essex parsonage. Bal.
timore. Md, October =. 1870. y the hey. h. Ohm
Miss HELEN V. MELLIs TO v. HUGO EIsENbEISs'
both of Washington, DC
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Txx,o VVaaka for proFanS&x

Mary Thompson only said 'yes. sir" in the
Police Court this afternoon. She was charged
with profanity and she went down for two
weeks.
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