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Chicago Markets,

CHICAGO. June Z tCiosing1.-wheat-Juns,
9ls: July. 0Ai; August. SO; September, soS
TENDER. 30 Oats-June. 2s; July. 27.; August,
21's; September. 255. rork-July, l.. "a; septem-
Der. i2s. LsrdJune, As7k; July, 5.s7X: Au.
September, 5.3n.
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st. Louis Derby.

ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, June THE regular summer
meeting Of the st. Louis Jockey Club opens
today. There has never been such a large at
tendance of horses at the track as is entered for
this meeting. Today is derby day. 1t has
been decided not to start Ell Rio Rey in the
derby. 1t is claimed he has not had sufficient
work since his sick spell at Nashville to qualify
him for hard racing. Bill Letcher is the IA
vorite for the derby at odds Of 10 to l.
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DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.


were issued today as follows: A. J. Fisher, seven
brick dwellings from 401 to 407 I'd street and
Isl to l55 ID street southeast, S26, 900; Thos. S.
Paxton, one frame dwelling on Grant road,
Tenleytown. $500; Mrs. ". b. Downing. one
brick dwelling. 800 Massachusetts, avenue north
west, $40. 600; Mrs. Geo. NJ. Shafer, one brick
dwelling, 1903 Pennsylvania avenue northwest,
3 1850.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The charges recently preferred against Pri-
vate W. L.. Ceinar of cowardice and neglect of
duty have been dismissed by the police trial
board.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-07

PHYSICIANS use Fels's
GermIcide Soap in their
practice. Because il is
the best medium whereby
the aBtis<ptics and ger
micides necessary TO the
cure of cutaneous affec-
tiOns can be employed.
So mild and pure II Felss
GernIIcide Soap that evm
the tender skin of the baby
gains tone and b health
from its C constant use.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-07

EARLY CLOSING AT THE TREASURY. Score
tary Window caused great joy to the hearts of
the many employees of the Treasury Depart
ment by issuing an order excusing them from
duty at 3 o'clock every Saturday during the
months of June, July and August. 1t is sup
posed that other departments will follow suit
during the heated term.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-07

The NORTH ATLANTIC SQUADRON will sal
from Charleston Sunday for New York en- route
to Portland, Me.
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We take the liberty Of publishing Mrs CIosebuyer,s
Dill because Ne feel confident that II IL worth some
thlnS to the readers Of The star 10 know where they
can yet the 'mOstest goods for the l@astesI money :
IverybOdy is talking about Grassy. the Pusher, and
we'll they may.
DUaT listen at what other merchants say Ofcourse
they want 10 Keep you away. The best evidence OF a
mans growing business - to have his cOmuetitor.
sigrrinx At him We are here to stay aud We wsnt your
trade, NO matter where you hive. Remember the
lame and place.
NJ. C aKAsrY.
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JoHN W. wIcKs has been appointed store
keeper and gauger in the second district Of
Kentucky.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-07

Mount Olive (coloredD Independent Methodist
Church Was organized the first Sunday in June
at the corner Of 4th and n streets q. v,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-07

YELLOW FEvER.-The Marine Hospital Bu-
reau is informed of a case of yellow fever on
Chandelier Island, which arrived on q vessel
from Brazil.
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/
GERMICIDE SOAP.

OF value in
all forms of SIX IA and scalp
disease. The germs are
destroyed. the pores
oy, ned. cores. irrltHted
AID itching parts soothed
and free and full activity
IL gwen 10 the effective.
healing and medical pow
ers OF the soap. And
while delightful to use
every day 1t l. doing Its
duty by Warding of disease.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-07

The ARMY RIFLE CoNrEsrs.-Maj. Gen.
schoheld has issued a general order directing
that the annual contests for the army small
arms firing prizes shall take place this year at
Fort Leavenworth, Kan. beginning September
8 next. Lieut.. Col. L. V. Sumner, eighth cav
airy, will have charge of the contests. The
commanding general of the department of the
Missouri is charged with the arrangement Of
all necessary details.
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THE DISTRICT IN CONGRESS.
II COLUMBIAN HARMONY CEMETERY.

THE LULUHbIAN HAHMUN1 CEMETERY.
The House District committee today received
from the Commissioners their report on the
bill for the protection of the rights of owners
of lots in Columbian Harmony Cemetery. The
Commissioner say that the bill appears to
organize a special tribunal to adjust disputed
rights and enforce an account between con-
testing claimants. They therefore do not
recommend the legislation.
WANT A REPUBLICAN GOVERNMENT.
Mr.. Grout. as chairman Of the District COM
mi:tee, today received from the Northeast
Washington Citizens Association. No. 3. a copy
OF the resolution which was passed by the ASSOC
citation at their meeting on June 2, 1890. favor
ing a municipal government for this District,
republican in form"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-07

The PRESIDENTS OUrING.-The President,
Mrs. Harrison and Mrs. Dimmick left Washing
ton yesterday afternoon on the U.S.S. Despatch
for a short season of recreation on the Potomac
river and Chesapeake bay. They expect to re-
turn to Washington Monday morning.
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Washington News and Gossip.
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY. - Internal
s505, 614: customs, s7e4, 707.

SECRETARY TRACY has gone to New York for
a few days.
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Real Estate Matters.

G.. ". Beckett has bought for 5000 Of l. ".
Moore part l. block 3. lie Droit Park, fronting
IL feet on Boundary street.
c. A.. Upperman has bought of Robert
Proctor for $500. part Is. Old Georgetown,
80. Is feet on Prospect street. West Washington.
q. ii. Gleason has bought for $50, 900 of A.
Heitmueller part of tract-20 acres-on Brent
wood road adjoining Ivy City.
w. X. Riley has bought of James p. Lewis
for $4,000 sub Z, square 203, 20 by 100 feet on
west side of l4th between v and W streets
northwest.
II. Sharpless has sold his house and lot at
Mt. Pleasant to Joseph l.. Atkins for 81, OOO.
He Dragged the Child Under the Wheels.
The members of the Knights of Pythiss of
this city are greatly worked up over a sad acct
dent which occurred at Hsgerstown on Decora-
ton Day. As the excursion train on which
the local knights returning from Pen Mar
passed through the station at Hagerstown
some inhuman wretch on one of the car plat
forms grabbed mold of a nine-year-old bov
named Charles Meter, who was seated on the
station steps, and pulled him under the car
wheels, which passed over his leg, manning him
so that amputation will be necessary. The local
knights are using every endeayor to discover
the peruetratOr of this act.
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Funeral viii take place from the parents Residence
No. @3lo q 81 NV. sunday, June 18th. ct 3 =. m
Relatives and friends are respectively invited.
WILSON. on Friday. june q. 1890, At 4 40 nm
SELbl b., youngest SUI % George b. and Martha X
Wilson.
Funeral from ~. PsuI's Lutheran Church, corner Of
Eleventh and Al streets northwest Sunday, June ;, at
. ociock pan. Friends of the family are invited TO at
tend. lPlnce George's county, Md, and Galveston.
Texas. papers please copy.l ..
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OPEx ALL N1cHr.
For the accommodation OF our customers and the
public We Will Keep our store open all night in charge
OF regs stored PiarInacists
L. :. WILLIAMS h co,
GNDEk MASONIC TEMPLE.
Cor. 9Th and r streets n. ".
PRESCRIPTIONS.
Our prices for prescriptions have been reduced in
proportion to other goods. We use ouly The purest
druxs and chemicals from the most reliable msnufac-
tuners. We cheeTiully invite q careful inspection Of
tins der ariuent by physicians.
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FELS'S
GERMIClDE SOAP.

and cures in
famed and irrltated
parts of the skin and scalp.
Protects the skin from
disease By opening the
pores and allO sIng scope
10 the wonderful healing
powers Of the soap. Peer
less III its purity. Dainty
and sweet in constant Use.
Pmples and Oily skin
prevented and cured.
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FELS / CO..,
Makers, Philadelphia.
m26-2v

WHO WISH To ECONOMY
Il should buy CARRIERS Little Liver Pills. Forty
Plils In a vial. only one pill q dose.
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QUISISE

HandOline - uuequalet as a bezutfer Of the com.
glexion an Indispensable requisite to the Ladies
Toilet; IT renders the skin white. smooth and sott Aud
prevents ~chapping. livery lady should use IT, PEI
lOttls. nc
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New York Stock Market
Name.
o. c. Name.

The following are the opening and closing prices of
the New York stock Market, as reported by special
wire to Corson and Mccartney. 1871 street:
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The RUSH SAILS FOR A~LAsKA.-The Treas
ury Department is informed that the revenue
steamer Rush sailed from San Francisco Thurs
day for Seattle on her way to Behring Sea to
assist the revenue steamer Bear in protecting
the seal fisheries. The revenue steamer Cor
win will sail from San Francisco on the 10th
instant for the same waters,
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l. TINS Yorn Bill,

IL You want anything IN Furniture China, Glass
IN Ware. Knives and FORKS. Window Shades. Mat
ms on 10th, &c, u will pay you to read over the
Iol.OWlLE list lost on the street by q happy bargain
Seeker
Mrs. CLOSEBUYER
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A. b. c.
AMERIcAN BLOOD CURE.
Three Preparations: Alternative. Tonic and EKpectoe.
ant
CATARRH CURED,


WAsHISGroN, DC,
1888 9TH ST, NV, March 20. 1890.
A. b.. C. CHEMICAL Co.:
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use Of Your A.B.C. Tonic IN my case. My trouble pas
Chronic Catarrh. IL years standing. During this De-
Rod l tried superior medical AID and mAny recon-
mended remedies without substantial benefit / tried
Your preparation without any faith that ID or anything
else would ever cure my CatArrh- 1 have used nvs
bottles and believe ! am well I observe. however,
you advise IN your treaties on blood diseases that one
should continue TO use it for six months after being
cured and 1 propose 10 DO IT. This testimonial Ia
given from the standpoint that your Tonic merits IL,
and with the hope that Others similarly affected may
try it. Respectfully, II B. snrrH.
$4,000 D. c. Tonic, ! per bottle
PRICES A. h G Alternative. per bottle
IA b. G Expectorant, 25c. per bottle
Sold by AL Druggists or upon receipt Of price vii -
forwarded 10 any address,
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases Free.
Address A. b c. CHEMICAL co,
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TROUBLES WIrH INDIANs.-The Secretary OF
the Interior has received a telegram corrobo,
rating the repor. that a white man was recently
murdered on the Tongue River reservation in
Montana by the northern Cheyenne Indians.
The settlers in that section are said to be in a
state of great alarm. fearing a genera al uprising.
and IN order to prevent further bloodshed and
to restore confidence and a feeling Of safety
among the settlers the Secretary has requested
the War Department to Immediately dispatch
one or more companies of cavalry to tho reser-
walton.
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Don't mistake the place-THE TEMPLE DRUG
STORE. under Masonic Temple. cor. 9th and + sts.
apl1eOd + > WILLIAMS 4 CO., proprletorSL
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DEAFTMEN's \
ARTISTS Nationals.
PICTURE
PHOTOGRAPHIC OUIflIs PROM $3.50 UP
All IN greatest variety and at bottom prices at
5O4 9th St
Branch l722 Penna ave. zpl6-5m
no NOT PURGE OR WEAKEN THE BOWELS.
IL but act specially op the liver and BILE. A perfect
liver corrector. CARRIERS Little Liver Pills.
PuYsIc TO THg pOGso AND USE
Ango.turs Bitters for good diyestion and .
halthy appetite. Sole hAnufacturers. d.. J. @. D.
sIk0ERT 4 SONS. Ask your druggist.
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Chie Eng. C. r. Deyalin
has been detached from duty at the navy ward,
Washington, and ordered to the Pensacola,
June Is, relieving Chief Eng. Jas. w. Thorn
son, who is placed on waiting orders. Asst.
Paymaster j. A. Mudd has been granted six
months leave OF absence with permission to
go abroad.
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II osT-JUNE 4. GOLD BRACELET, GOING FRoH
IL llth aud q SITS. on Belt Line north 70 llth SOUTH
west, down 18th TO n southwest, slong r % cable can
up 10 9TH and q SITS. Nv. Leave 1T % Grant plsce and
receive reward. ls
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Mosr w oNEs,s TROUBLES

are caused by a disordered stomach. The genuine
Carlsbad sprudel Salt is a positive remedy for q dis
ordered stomach. Secure only the genuine. 81
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-11-25
BRIEF NOTES.

In the case of Benjamin Liable VS.. Ed.
ward and Mary Dooley, Judge Van Fleet
yesterday rendered judgment for the plain
tiff for $50.
There are lot of articles of wearing ap
parel. mostly ladies', awaiting an owner al
the Police Station. Officer Simmons re-
covered them from a Chinaman.
The names of W. D. Comstock and W
R. Knights were omitted yesterday from
the list of Sheriff-elect Stanley's bonds
men. Each qualified in the sum of $4,000
Chief Engineer Judd of the Water Works
reported that 1904 600 gallons of water
had been pumped during the past week
The Holly engine was run 92 hours and
the Stevens rs hours.
Yesterday the fire department bell was
tolled out of respect to the memory of
Peter Rockwell, an old member of the
volunteer department, who died at the
County Hospital on Saturday.
Berkeley Pearce, of this city, who was
admitted to the bar by the Supreme Court
last May has removed to San Francisco to
practice law with the firm of Dorm & Dorm.
Mr.. Pearce was formerly of Providence,
R. l., and is graduate of the Albany Law
School,
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Dear Little Babies.

Who does not love the merry little
creatures, with their bright eyes, sweet
voices, innocent ways and vociferous
squalls, particularly while cutting teeth ?
asks Teras Sytings. We involuntarily
shrink from the man who does not love
children, until we have some of our own,
and try to undress the baby some night
when mother is absent. Dear little chill
dren How much they add to the beauty
and loveliness of the earth, and how much
walking it takes to quiet one, when there
is no soothing syrup handy. What dear
little sleep destroyers they are. Fresh
from the hands of the Creator-with
spirits unclouded by sorrow, unstained by
sin-how it can occupy simultaneously
both sides Of the largest-sized bed. Like
the birds and flowers, they help to make
up the poetry of existence, and it can also
make an old bachelor in the adjoining
room use language which, if uttered on
the street, would get him into the peniten-
tiary for two years. They are so fragile
that there mingles with our love tender
anxiety that shadows and subdues our
warmer emotions; and yet that same baby
if taken to the theater can stay awake and
bawl until the last act
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-11-25

A Number Sf Wrecks Tsported on the
English Coast
LONDON, November 24.h.-Heayy gales
are prevailing in the south and west of
England and many vessels are seeking
shelter.
The Danish schooner Regina has been
sunk in collision with the steamer Pginate.
Five OF the schooner's crew were drowned.
The steamer put into Copenhagen.
The steamer Uppingham is sshore at
Hartland. Twentyone persons were res
cued from the steamer. The first officer
was lost a boat containing five OF the
crew is missing.
The British steamer Calypso, from Medi-
terranean ports, fouudered of Sandgste
after being in collision. The crew has ar
rived at Folkestone. The collision occurred
last night. The other vessel was a Spanish
steamer. 1t is supposed she also louudered.
The recent heavy rains and the overflow
of rivers have flooded long stretches of the
Manchester Ship Canal, doing crest dam
age. -Four thousand five hu9dred navyies
are idle in consequence.
FLOODS II AUSTRIA.
CARLSBAD, November 24lh.-Ths Topla
river is flooded, great damage being done.
At Tochanch a mine was flooded and
twenty men perished. For the last three
days hurricane has been reported through
out Austria, with avalanches and floods in
the mountain regions
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Settlement of Very Important Que:
ton.

Settlement of Very Important Ques-
ton.
SAN FRANCISCO. November 24th-Re-
Gently the Government of the United
States, through the District Attorney for
California, brought suit to epjoin the
grantees of the Central Pacific Railroad
Company from removing timber from odd
numbered sections sold to such grantees
on lands opposite completed portions of
the California ard Oregon Railroad, but
which portions were not completed within
the time required by law. The bill of COM
plant formulated by the Government
alleged title in the Government and tres
pass on the part of the grantees of the Gen.
tral Pacific Railroad Company. The parties
respondent in the suit were Sisson, Crocker
& Co., who were cutting timber on odd-
numbered sections at SiSsons, in township
forty north, range four west, some sixty
miles north of what has bsen known as
the ''Reddipg Adjustment"
The case coming on for hearing in the
Circuit Court of the United States at San
Francisco, United States District Attorney
Garter, under instructions from Attorney
General Miller at Washington, dismissed
the suit on the ground that title to the odd
numbered sections from Roseville to the
Railroad Company.
This is practically judicial settlement
of the whole case and perfects the title of
the Central Pacific Railroad Company, as
successor to the California and Oregon
Railroad Company, to all of the lands
granted from Roseville TO the State line,
and by precedent established the title of the
Oregon and California to the lands oppo-
site the completed portions of the road, but
incompleted within the time required by
law, from Roseburg, in Oregon, southwark
| to the California State line. This settles
| the status of the grant to the California
and Oregon and Oregon and California
Railroad Companies from Roseville to
Portland. The railroad company can
| now give to settlers and occupants satis-
! factory title to their holdings and can in
vite settlement on the odd-numbered Sec
tions. The decision will be of signal bene.
| fit to the northern portion of this State.
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BRITISH PARLIAMENT.
Several Matters Which VIII be Alluded
to in the Queens Speech To-day.

Several Matters Which VIII be Alluded
to in the Queens Speech To-day.
LONDON. November 24th.- The Queens
speech, which will be read in Parliament
tomorrow, alludes to the negotiations with
Portugal and with Italy, concerning East
Africa, as not yet brought 10 a success
full conclusion. The hope is expressed that
the negotiations now progressing with
France will soon lead to a satisfactory set
tlement of the Newfoundland fishery mat
ter.
Abiding to the threatened potato famine
in the west of Ireland, the Queen expresses
regret, and trusts that measures will be
taken TO mitigate the peoples distress.
Bills will be introduced relative to land
purchase in Ireland, tithes, assisted educa-
ton and the reform OF private bill legisla-
ton for Scotland, and an extension OF the
local government of England. 1t the work
of the session permits, a bill relative to the
local government of Ireland will also be
introduced.
1t is learned tonight that after the close
of the 0'Shes case the Conservatives, at a
private conference, unanimously decided
that Parliament should be Immediately
dissolved.
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a tunnel at Whisky Diggings, twenty miles
north of here. Scofeld was driving a
horse, hauling mining cars. When partly
in they saw cloud of supposed smoke
coming towards them and the invalid went
back. The smoke turned out TO be gas,
which killed Scofield and his horse. 1t
has been impossible 10 recover the bodies.
Death of an Octogenarisn.
VAcAvILLE, November 24th-Jefferson
A. Gates, the second ecsogenarisn resident
Of this valley this week, died here yester-
day, al the age of eighty-slx. He was born
in Virginia and arrived in this valley in
1866, where he has since resided. He
leaves three sons-James l., Carl and Mil
ton Gates, all~well known fruit growers,
and two daughters. His interment will
take place tomorrow.
Opening of a Railway.
SEATTLE, November 24th.-Track- laying
on the Seattle, Lake Shore and Eastern
Railway hiss been completed to Sedro. A
special trsin, bearing about 500 invited
guests 10 the celebration of the completion
of the Lake Shore and Eastern to Sedro,
and the running of Northern Pacific trains
from Portland to Anacortes, will leave here
tomorrow morning.
Mountain Fires.
ELyERANo, November 24th.-A fire broke
out on the mountains west of here early
this evening, and the flames are rapidly
spreading and are now threatening the
CarIiger ranches. The wind is rising, and
there is fear that much damage will be
| done.
Fatal Runaway Accident.
TACOMA Wash }, November 24th.-Mrs.
Alsop. wife of ]. E. Alsop, we'll known
real estate dealer, was thrown from buggy
in runaway here this afternoon and
| almost instantly killed.
Guarding Against ce1disrlsm.
WATsoNvILLE, November 24th. - The
frequency of fires here lately has caused
| much excitement. The City Trustees have
ordered twelve extra police to remain on
duty until further notice.
Rain Brings Happiness.
HEALDsBURG, November 24th.-Rain be-
gan falling here last evening, and has con-
tinued up 10 this time. Everybody is
happy over the relief from the long dusty
spell.
Two Prisoners Escape.
SEATTLE, November 24th.-John Con-
nelly and John Allen, confined in the
county Jail on charge of larceny, escaped
today by saving off the bars of their cells.
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Chairman of the Board of Directors, and
Martin Hughitt. President. 1t is under
stood that progress has been made toward
the preparation of an agreement.
The proposed change in the management
of the Union Pacific gives additional i'm
portsnce to the talks between Gould and
the Northwestern chieftans. A prominent
Vanderbilt officer said to-day The North
western Union Pacific alliance has been
m;srepresented in the interest of Wall
street operators. The talk about the boy
colt of the Union Pacific was for the same
purpose The contract between the two
companies is sufficiently elastic to admit
all other roads that can enter on the same
terms as the Northwestern. The contract
provides for through trains and through
freight lines over the two systems. 1t will
be maintained, but it will be open to other
granger roads en- the same terms.n