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Name. o. c. / Name. o.
Washington stock Exchange,

Sales-Reguar Call-l2 O'Clock M: L. s. Elec-
fI,o Light, 2ds, q 600 at lbs Washington and
ton and Soldiers Home Railroad, q at 20; 20 at %
Georgetown and Tenleytown railroad, 10 at 5S
100 IN 100 at N; 100 at N: 100 at *; 100 a;
Us Electric Light 10 at iss American Security
ana Trust Company 20 at 56K; 10 at 56k; Is
Government Bonds-U. s. ANS. 1891. registered,
I I0:, 6id, 1922 asked Y; ); AVS. 1891, coupon,
l2lN bid. 122 asked. U. S As, coupons. 1907,
12.,,k bid, LIB asked.
District Of Columbia Bonds-Per imp. os. 1891,
coin, 1o4k bid. lo5 asked. Per imp. Is. 1891 cur
reney, 100 bid. Market stock Is. 49,, currency,
100 bid s0-year fund. Us, 1902. gold. los bid.
%S-year fund. 5s, 1880, gold. 11a bid; ia asked.
currency, ieoa. lao bid. saas. lSs4, fund. cur. ",
Miscellaneous Bonds-u. 8, Electric Light bonds,
LIST. Is. lOl bid Y. s. Electric Light bonds, I'd os
1857 bid, 40 asked. Washington and Geors stown
Georgetown Conyertble bonds. Css a4s DID 20 70
asked Masonic Hall Association 5s. 1858, los bid.
li2 asked, Washington MArle. Company LIST
pany bonds, imr. 6s. Ils bid, Il. asked. Wash
ington Light Infsntry nrst mortgage 6s. 1904. 100
S 20 S ca. sSad I'D
Washington Gas Light Company bonds. series
% oa ssssa Ss
Security and Trust Icy bid. lO6 asked.
National Bank Stocks-Bank Of Washington, Ats
bid 500 asked. Bank Of Republic. aeO bid,
Metropolitan. 900 bid, 800 asked. Central 800 bid
chsnics. 1853 bid. 30 asked. Citizens, ies bid,
$50 asked. Columbia, $50 bid, INA asked
Capital, l21 bid, l25 asked West End, lO4s.
bid, 1881 asked. Traders. ll6 bid, 10 asked
Lincoln, % bid.
Railroad Stocks-Washington and GEORGETOWN.
3l5 bid. $50 asked. Metropolitan. l67 bid, I72
asked Columbia, n bid, SIS asked. Capitol and
North Street. Go bid, TO asked. lexington
and Soldiers Home. 10 bid, 20 asked. George
town and renallytown. "a bid, 50 asked. Bright
wood, 60 asked.
Insurance Stocks-Firemens, a bid Franklin.
81 bid. Metropolitan. SO bid. National Union,
2l& bid, "a asked. Arlington, 1856 bid Corcornn
IL bid, 20 asked. Columbia, lsk bid. 1sl
asked German-American, $50 bid. Potomsc
50 bid, 100 asked. Riggs So bid, 50 asked. Peo.
pies. 5h bid, asked Lincoln, 81. bid, S1
asked
Title Insurance Stocks-Real Estate Title. 100
bid, l35 asked. Columbia Title, y. bid, a,
asked
Gas and Electric Light Observation-Disclosures Gas
40 bid. As asked. Georgetown Gas, AZ bid
U. s. Electric Light, 1877 bid lao asked.
Telephone Stocks - Pennsylvania, % bid
2Sx asked. Chesapeake and Potomac, 74E bid
764t asked American Graphophons Company,
II bid. IL = asked.
Miscellaneous Stocks - Washington Market
Company. Is bid, 81 asked. Washington Brick
Machine Company, $50 hid 420 asked. Great
Falls Ice Company, 2'l bid, $50 asked. Bull
Deposit Company, 12o bid National Typo
graphic, 80 asked. Pneumatic Gun Carriage.
l bid. IL asked. Washington Loan and Trust
Company, An bid. ~ asked: American Sc
Lincoln HAM, so bid, loo asked. Hygienic Ice
Company, 80 bid.
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DAssrRous Usr Or Srnose Pun.
GATIyEs

Most pills, purrstives and Bitter Waters which act
quickly the bowels rriate and often destroy TIN
mucous COATS Of tbs stomach aud bowelS lnds>d
their cathartic action lie directly caused b the rrita
ton OF the bowels. which they producs Their action
should be soothing and stimulating instead Of irrl-
taiing. Acontinaed Use Of such remedies produces
chronic Inflammation Of the stomach and bowels TlS.
often ends Ia dangerous disease. The use OF tn ge-
uine imported CARLSBAD sPRUDEL SALT n hivhiy
recommended sper,cnt laxative and dinretio.
because its action IL due solely solvent aud ssii
ulating properties II soothcs and slllys irfamma-
ton, and is therefore nh preferable 10 ali strong
purgntiyes and Bitter Waters
Bewas Of limitations. Dr.. Toboldrs lecture on
SAhLsbAD ei1.CDkl SALT and pamphlets mailed
Barclay ST. New YORK.
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Degrees at Brown.

Providence, II. L., June 1S.-Honorsry de-
grees were announced at Browns commence
ment as follows: IL d.. James McAlister, su-
perintendent Of public schools of Philadelphia;
Clarence King, the author and explorer. d.
Rev. ID. II. Greer of st. Bartholomew Church.
New York; Rev. William II. Spencer OF Water
vile. Maine. Honorary MA, Pardon L. Til
linghast, associate justice OF the supreme court
OF Rhode Island Hon William Jappin and John
d. Francis Herreshod Of New York
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Auacosffa.

Parents day in the public school drew slarse
crowd yesterday. The exhibition of work wa
very gratifying to teachers and parents. and
showed marked progress on the part OF pupils.
Among the more interesting features were mars
OF various states and countries acc ompAnied by
sample products of those lands and historical
sketches. Today the pupils aud visitors en-.
joyed ice cream and other light refreshments
at the school building and the years work
closed with many pleasant memorial
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Confession to Save His Wife.

NAPA, CAL, June ls.-Mrs. Margaret Merkle,
convicted of granddaughter for the killing of
Joseph Won Wyle, was to have been sentenced
yesterday, but her attorney asked for
a new trial and offered an affidavit
by her husband, Christian Merkle, stat
ing that he and not his wife
killed Won Wyle. He alleges that it was done
in self defense during quarrel in which they
were all engaged and says his reason for not
making it known before was that he thought
his wife would surely escape conviction. The
court eseryed decision
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NfsRfSIIsfr.

ALEN-KoEHLEt- On June a.. 1890. at the
parsonage III the Holy Trinity catholic Church, 6y
ihe heE. Father Augustus R1cc0fort JOHN NJ ALIEN
10 LOUISA, daughter u the lsie Johsun August
kOeller ana of Theodore X. n~uIsl.
CALpMFII-YOST. Ia NR-rrnion. Va June II,
1890. at the parsOnase ol tins Presbyterian Churc A.
by keN. MIR. Robinson, the pastor, hAl Al A. CALI
WELL 10 LIZZIE d. lOSf
Nocards
WILCOX SHEEES At Galveston, Tex, June 10
1880. 10y Rev DIR. scott, VIRGINIA NJ. u. sllHfhs
adopted daughter u the late Mai rs Ru-b fluIncy 20
SAM HI NJ. WILCOX, Jg, formerly Of Nsshinston.
DC. No cards.
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One of the Affidavit Makers Arrested

Isaac Hanlein. who made an AFFIDAVIT in the
controversy between Detective Block aud W. p.
Wood was arrested last evening on a charge Of
writing policy and he left ESQ collateral for lis
appearance. Hanlein was ready for TRIAL to-
day, claiming his Innocence. but the prosec.-
ton was not ready and the case was continued
until next week
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Tctexraphtc Briefs.

Logan. Phillips county, Kan, was visit ed by
o cyclone Monday morning at 2 o'clock. The
now Episcopal Church was destroyed. many
farm houses were wrecked and one man killed.
The people saved themselves generally by tax
ing refuge In cyclone caves.
The national council OF ministers of the
Swedenborgian church commenced at the new
church temple yesterday afternoon In Chicago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-18
She Saws She Was Deserted

Nellie 4. Norris by Mr. 5. G. Mills has sled q
bill for divorce from Vim. T. Norris. They
were married in June. 1855, and she charges
deserticn in May lSsss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-18

CALLED on The PREsIDENT.-The Presidents
callers today included Attorney General Mil
Ter, Postmaster General Wanamaker. Secretary
Tracy. Gen. Schofcld, Senators Squire, Allen,
Colquitt, Hale, Frye and Gibson. and Repre-
sentatives Silver, Morrow, Deiano and Perkins
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A Pretty Virginia Wedding.

Special Dispatch 70 THE EvENING STAR.
HARRIscNBURG. Va, June l8.-Mr. Edward
Purcell, prominent railroadf contractor Of
Roanoke, Va, and well known in this sta.e,
was today married to Miss Maggie Sullivan,
one Of the most beautiful and accomplished
ladies Of our city. The ceremony took place
in the Catholic Church of this place, which
Was crowded to its utmost capacity. Among
the bridesmaids were Misses Ella Walsh and
KIttie Connors, both OF Washington, DC. The
bridal party left for trip to New York directly
after the ceremony.
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Another Abdication.

VIENNA, June ls.--Archduchess Marguerite
following the example OF the Archduchess
Valerie, yesterday abdieated her claims 70 the
succession to the throne Of Austria. The
ceremonies were similar TO those observed in
the case Of Valerie.
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Violating the Civil Service Law.

NEW YonK, June 1S-Peter Francis Rafferty,,
formerly weigher in the custom house, who
was indicted By the United States grand jury
yesterday on charge OF illegally soliciting con-
tributions from the employees Of the custom
house to swell the fund OF the national demo-
cratic committee last presidential campaign,
surrendered himself himself today Bail was
fixed at $500 by Judge Laeombe in the
superior court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-18

Lots OF TIN Enthusiastically Noble today
awarded to VIM. II. Barnard 4 Co. OF Norfolk,
Va, the contract for furnishing $4,000 tin
boxes. These boxes will be used for proserv-
ing the census tabulating cards, and arc about
20 inches long, inches deep aud 81 inches
wide. The contract price is 1857 cents per box.
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Saunders Won This One Too.

LONDON, June 1s.-Another game of tennis
between Saunders, the English player, and
Petit. the American, took place today. 1t was
played at Kensington. Petit was defeated, his
score being to Saunders 4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-18

The striking building laborers at Boston held
conferences with several Of the master builders
yesterday, and announce that in . number of
Instances their demands for increased pay we're
granted. Five hundred men will return to
work.
President Ross Jackson Of the San Francisco
Occidental Club announces that he will hang
up - 900 purse for 9 fight between Billy
Murphy. champion featherwcight of the world
and Jack McAuilde, champion lightweight
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Killed by Fire Damn.

PIrTsDUno, Pa, June ls-By the explosion
of fire damp in the Milisville coal mines, near
MonOngahela City yesterday, Capt Samuel
Carney and his two sons, William and Daniel.
were terribly burned Their injuries, however,
are not believed 10 be fatal.
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Mr.. Magee Nominated.

LANCASTER, Pa, Juno I'D. F. Magee was
today nominated for Congress by the demo-
Gratis OF the tenth congressional district
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Money to BE Burned.

BuExos ArnEs, June lathe finance min
lister, Senior Garcia, will cause to be publicly
burned $1,000, 900 OF the illegally circulated
ouo-dollar notes
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The National Capital Investment COMPANY
No. 2. have hled a certificate OF incorporation.
). III. Walker. 5. J. Spearing, ). T. Carpenter.
w. T. Narthen, A. {. Clark. II. X. simpson and
;. G. Wilson the trustees.
A jury this morning adiudged S. X. Golden
TO be insane,
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Padding the Returns.

ST.. PAUL, MINI, June 1S.-Seven census
enumerators in Minneapolis have been arrested
for padding the census returns
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Cholera's Victims.

MIpsIp, June la-Thirseen deaths from
cholera occurred at Puebla De Rugat, Valencia,
yesterday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-18

A certified copy Of the will Of the late Robt
W. Bell Of Buffalo, MY. was died with Regis
Ter Clagett today.
NJ. 4 n Knott, who has been for the past
eight years with W. N. Shustcr 4 Sons. has
resigned his position TO 60 into the real estate
business.
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THE COURTS.
Eourry CoUnr-Jueloe Cor

EQUIIf IUBHf-0UUge COL-
Today-Hawkins agt Craig; reference to
auditor. Mcdowell agt. Nichols; do. Holland
agt Holland; leave to file amended ;biil granted
Mccarthy agt Scanion; motion to set aside de-
cree denied. Colley agt Colley; testimony be-
fore z. lngle, examiner, ordered taken.
CouRr IN GENERAL TERx-yud9es Hagner,
James and Cor.
Today-Hennessy agt. District; on hearing.
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More Trouble With steam sb,ps.

New YORK, June is.-superintendent Weber
OF the barge Office communicated with sscrs-
tary Window at Washington today relative TO
the Cunard steamship Companys illegal act OF
permitting the immigrants OF the steG uaship
Etrurla TO roam about the wharf and West
street Sunday last before they were registered.
Speedy action in the matter ID looked for
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SPRIxo AND SUMNER HArs
IN CASHMERE. DERBIEs AND sTRAwa
DUSLAPs NEW YORK HATS 9th Avenue Styles
BOYS and MISSES sTRAws 1t Soc. Use, q. 90
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large lot Of GENUINE AAcKINAw STRAws at
aloe worth 81 90. e.. 90 and s300l
wLLErT RUoFT.
my2O-3m eo6 Psnnsylysnia svs.
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ID Rr G. o o ps,

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Pillow Case Cotton. lUc.
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LAME line of Lawns. fast colors SC.
Black Dress silk, zoe. aud al.
Linen turEiture Covering, zoe.
hSG Table Linen. fast coIors, 25c
Black AOhsir 40 inches vide. only o0o.
lArgv Inc of Boys shirt Msistx
Gents Outing skirts. 20. IS aud SOC.
BOys' Knee iAEta
FTe;sch sst3ie. lSc.
cents BzlUriggan shirts, 25 and JOc.
Clark's INT. spool Cotton. S5c aoz.
Dress Makers Can6rie. &C.
Summer silks. oOc.
IA hosa Pms Tor Ia
ssgAsols 81 al prices.
T.B IowNxR,
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PH1crs LOWER THAs Ever
REDUCTION OF FROM 20 TO 80 PER CENT ON
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handsome and stylish Imported Punjab Curtains
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Policemen on Trial.

The police trial board held lengthy session
today and heard evidence in the cases of several
policemen who we're charged with offenses
detrimental to the good discipline Of the force.
The case which took up 20 much Of the
Policeman Slack Of the eighth precinct and
Officer Curtis OF the ninth precinct It was
charged that during . quarrel between Thorn
Slack drew revolver and used threatening
language. The action OF the board will rot be
made public for some days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-18

mango Oh the THERMOMETERS Today.
The following we're the readings at the sis.
nal Office today: sam. 49, pm, 81, nlsIi-
num- IS: minimum GO
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WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP

APPROVED BY THE PREsIDESr.-The Presiden
has approved the act for the relief of the south
ern exposition at Louisville, Ky.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-18

nERANGEMENT OF THE LIVER, WITH CON-
stp1f Injuries the complexion induces pun
pies sallOw skin. CAk1kRS Little Liver Pills re-
move the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-18

FI,HOsE UNHAPPY PERsOas WHO SUFFER-
from nervousness and d. spepsis should use CAR
1Eks Little Nerve Pills. made expressly for this
class
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-18

The closing exercises Of the thirty first year
Of the Maryland Agricultural College viii DO
bold today. The annual address will be deliv-
ered BY Mr. Edward wiliitts assistant secretary
OF agriculture.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

New York Stock Market.
Tho following the opening closing pricos Of
INC NOW YORK stock Market, as reported by special
wire 70 C0rson and Mccartney, 1910 street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-18
Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE. June lS.-Cotton Quet-middling,
12A. Flour quiet and easier. Whcat-southern
firm; Fultz, Soa9l; Longberry, S6ag3: No. =, 80;
steamer No. =, red 30; western rrm: No. 3
winter red, spot, Ssa0i: june, SSa!A; July. ssh
August, sSA; September SskaSSE;. Corn
southern quiet and steady; white, 44s45: yellow,
42a43: western frmeI mixed spot. 40Aa41: June,
tember, fl ka42; steamer, rs. Oats stoady-un-
graded southern and Pennsyivanis, 3Ial4; do.
westorn white, 3Sa35a; do. Go. mixed. 32a:4;
gaded No. =, white, 35k. Rye weak. Hay dull
prime to choice timothy, l2.00a1a00. Provisions
steady. Butter steady Eggs steady-14al4k.
Coffee quiet-Rio cargOes fair, 20; Not, Is "a
1sA. sugar unsettled. Copper very irm-re-
fined. l4hal4k. Whisky ilrIn-ll8al17. Freights
to Liverpool per steamer quet-eotton. DOC:
Hour 12s.6d. grain, lha2d. Cork for orders --:,s.
bushels.
BALTIMORE. June f8-virginia consols. 55a
consolidated gas bonds, l16k; do. stocks, .3k.
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ALL Who PRoPosE handing In articles in TIE
Stars advertising contest will please observe
that no articles viii be received later than FRI
day, June goth.
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PAYMENTS ON THE DYNAMITE CRUIsEa.-Appli

PAYMENTS ON THE DYNAMITE CRUISER.
cation was made to the Secretary OF the Navy
today for the final payment and retained
percentages on the dynamite cruiser
vesuvius, amounting III all to-
Sl2O, 600. From this sum it is probable that
there will be deducted about $50 900 worth Of
time penalties. The Pneumatic Dynamite Gun
Company of New York is the contractor.
A Coon DEAL OF LAND INvoLvEp.-The ques-
ton whether Sioux half-breed scrip which has
been located on lands in Minnesota, Dakota
and Montana by persons holding a power of
attorney for the Indians, with power to sell the
land. il o violation Of the act authorizing the
issue of the scrip was argued today before
Secretary Noble, sitting with Assistant secre-
tary Chandler and Assistant Attorney General
Shields. This question was decided adversely
by Secretary Villas and this is the second hear
ing given by Secretary Noble. The title to
large tracts OF land, some of il
valuable mineral land, in the states
and territory mentioned above are
involved in the decision of this question. A
distinguished array of counsel represented the
parties in interest. Ex-Attorney General
Wayne Macyeagh, ex-Representatives Nelson
OF Minnesota and Dyer Of Missouri made argu-
meutS.
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AYERS PMS

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Chicago Markets,

CHICAGO. June IL MISUNDERSTANDING,
SO: August, S6h; September, S6k. Corn-July,
34ss; August. 30; september, 35k. Oats--July.
2sA; August, 26,s: September. a6I Fork-July,
l2.s7b; August, 1870. Lard-Juiy, As7k: Au-
gust, 600; September, 6.07h. Short ribs--July,
5.02k; August, 5.l0 September, $40.
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LOOSE COVERS FOR FURNITURE.

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Be SURF not to send in your articles in THx
Stars advertising contest later than Friday,
June 10Th.
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l6l0l2 9Th st. n. v.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-30
SUPPOSED SUICIDE.
A Young Man in Dallas Addicted to the Nor
phine and Cigarette Habit Found Dead.
Harness Makers Scrap

Special to the Gazette.
DALLAS, TEX. May ga. s. Rodg-
ers, son of W. A. Rodgers of Rodgers s.
Martin of this oity, was found dead in
his bed this morning at 'cIock. From
the fact that several boxes of morphine
were found in a table drawer in the
room, indicating use of that drug, it is
supposed he died from the effects of an
overdose of it. He was also an inveter-
ate and excessive cigarette smoker.
Oscar Stewart and Joel S. Graves, two
harness makers in the employ of Padgitt
Bros. and who have been on bad terms
with each other for some time. had q
quarrel tonight in street car in North
east Dallas, the outcome of which was
that Stewart drew knife and slashed
away at Graves with it, cutting him q
number of times. No definite particu-
lars of the ARRAY can be had at this
hour, but police said he heard Graves
was cut all pieces, although not fatal
ly injured.