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Nominations Today.

The President today sent the following nomi-
nations to the Senate: Horatio T. Van Cleve of
Minnesota, to be second lieutenant Of infantry,
United States Army, TACT of Congress,
approved June IL, 1880, First Lieut. Allan c.
Kelton. US. Marine corps, to be captain: Sec
ond Lieut. VIM. Ii. Siayton, U.s. Marine corps,
to be first lieutenant
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Unlicensed Produce Dealer.

In the Police Court this morning Casper
MiddIedorf was charged with being an un-
licensed produce dealer in butter and eggs in
the Riggs Market. The prosecuting witness
was Officer c. W. Proctor. Middledorf stated
that he had a license for wagon and supposed
that he had the right TO sell at the stand The
court said license was required and took his
bonds to produce the license
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CASH Oa CRrD1r.

We will sell you Handsome SOLID OAK ANTIQUE
FINISHED BED ROOM SUITE, ) pieces. for sI7
cash or els on credit.
We will sell you 7-piece PARLOR SUITE. solid
walnut frames, upholstered hair cloth for
S2s cash or ESQ on credit
We will sell y3C 7-piece PARLOR SUITE, solid
walnut frames. upholstered IN plush, combination
colOrs. for s2S czsn or $50 on credit.
We Will sell you = good WIRE-WOYES BED SPRING
for e.. % cash or e. SO on credit.
We will sell you good quality BRUSSELS CARPET
fcr 6Oc. Per yard cash or 6oe. per yard on credit
We will sell you good INGRAM CARPET for Soc.
Ter yard cash or 4Oc per yard credit.
We sew and Lay AL CARPETS Free OF Cost aud do
lot charge for the waste in matching figures
We will sell all CARPETS. MATTISGS AND OIL
CLOTHS On Credit At advance Of cents per yard
Cd the lowest cash price
EASY WEEhLY OF MONTHLY PAYMENTS taken
on Gil credit sales and no notes required
CASH DISCOUNT allowed Oh al accounts settled in
30 dayA
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New Postmaster for Brooklyn.

George J. Collins, whom President Harrison
appointed postmaster Of Brooklyn in place Of
Col Andrew d. Baird, who declinedthe ONCE,
is an ex-aiderman of Brooklyn and Q promi-
nent Grand Army man. He belongs to neither
of the republican factions of Brooklyn now en-
gagged in family quarrel Mr.. Collins 10
about forty-fve, and Is said 70 be wealthy
enough to afford the luxury Of holding the
Office of postmaster on yearly salary of q, 600.
He has left an excellent record a. alderman,
and il is understood that his appointment. il
satisfactory to both wings Of the party in
Brooklyn. The appointee is IN the book manu-
featuring business The term Of Postmaster
Hendrix will expire July /, when the new APP
pointee viii probably take charge.
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Lynching and Counter-Lynching.

HoUsToS, TEX, June 1.-THE Houston Light
Guards are under arms, by order of Gen. King,
being in readiness to respond to a call from
Sheriff Hammond of Polk county, in which
trouble is expected. negro at Livingston, who
cut the throat of white man named Morris
few DAYS ago, was lynched by posse of armed
men. In revenge band Of negroes killed two
Of the men alleged to be implicated. bloody
race war Is feared.
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VIII Lose Its Name.

CINCINNATI, June 19.-On the LIST of next
month the Baltimore and Ohio railroad will
take complete control of the Columbus and
Cincinnati Midland route, which will then lose
its present name and will be known as dlyis-
ion Of the Baltimore and Ohio.
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Archer,s Case Waits.

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, June 19.-The court of
appeals today in the case of
McAlister against the state, affirmed
the constitutionality of the oleomargarine act.
1t is thought that the case OF ex-State Treas
urer Archer will not be decided for ten days.
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Searching for Original Packages.

Dies MONIES, Iowa, June 19.-The 'searchers"
yesterday morning began raiding the original
package houses on warrants charging the pro-
prietors with owning and keeping liquors and
making illegal sales. number of places were
visited and all the liquor not in original pack
ages were seized. The ''searchers" then or
dered the proprietors out, closed and locked
the doors and carried the keys away. 1t is
understood that they only intend molesting the
dealers who break original packages.
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Under Surveillance.

ST. PETERSBURG, June 19.-Madame Tchebri-
koya and fifteen others have been removed to
the remote village Of Yarensk, department of
Volgoda. in the northern part of Great Russia,
where they will be placed under surveillance
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Suit Against the Critic Comnanv

Hallet kilbourn today filed suit against the
Washington Critic Company TO recover e.
296.62 money which he claims TO have ad-
yanced from March to November. 1883.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-19

The SECRETARY OF WAR for the first time
made tour Of his department this morning.
1t was an informal stroll and he passed through
all the rooms unannounced and accompanied
by Col. Lawton of the inspector generals Office.
Many clerks not busily engaged at the time
were quite surprised upon learning afterward
the name of the visitor
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Suing the Railroad COMPANY.

Messrs. Cole & Cole, for A. R Wagner, ad-
ministrator of estate of A. K. Wagner, today
entered suit against the Washington and George
town Railroad Company for elo, 900, on account
Of death, claimed to have resulted from injuries
received November 10 at 7th and B streets south
west,
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Rad Christiana

CANEA, CRETE, June ia few days ago
number of Christians ambushed and shot three
Turkish soldiers and Cretan Mussulman. A
body of Mussulmans in revenge have killed
Christian and threatened further reprisals.
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Vermont Representatives.

MONTPELIER, W., June l9.-The republican
state convention was called to order at II am.
with III of the $50 delegates present Hon.
james l.. Martin Of Brattleboro presided.
After the appointment of committee on
resolution, nominations for governor were in
order and the names of Carroll s. Paige and U.
A. Woodbury., the present lieutenant governor,
were presented with numerous seconders.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-19

The body Of KILL His-Pony who died at Belle
vue Hospital, New York, yesterday, will be
shipped this evening to the Pine Ridge agency.
1t viii be accompanied by Hank Clidord, who
is connected with the tribe 10 which he be-
longed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-19

The Bar Association of the District held an
examination today in the rooms of the civil
service commission for applicants for admis-
sion to practice in the courts of the District
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Interior Department Changes.
Death of Judge Lorinr.

Edward g. Loring, judge of the Court Of
Claims, retired, died today at Winthrop,
Mass, in his eighty-nInth year. he
was one Of the most celebrated
OF jurists OF bis day, having been appointed
by President Pierce 10 the bench OF
the Court of Claims in March, 1858.
Nineteen years after lie retired. IN December
1877, aud since then he has resided in this
city at 1912 street, spending his summers
at winthrop. Before has appointment
he was United States commissioner
In Boston, and while acting in that capacity
ordered the return south of a fugitive slave
who was brought before him. The case eH-
cited the citizens OF Boston, who for a
time execrated the act of Judge
Lorlng. DE had a most remarkable memor,
being able 20 quote at length from famous Law
cases In which such men as Webster aud Choate
were concerned. He was the father of DIR.
Frank Loring, the oculist, OF this city,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-19

A certificate of the election of the following
trustees OF Hod Carriers Union, No. /, has been
filed: Jesse Harris, Peter Price, VIM. Miles, b.
Conners John Roots and F. Jackson.
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ArKa,s Pun

Are everywhsre considered the most effective remedy
ior cosuveness, indigestion and sick headache. Being
svEAr-coAsed and purely vegetable they without
equal s. family medicine. For all arrangements Of
tns digestive and eIcretory other pills are
20 universally approved
For . long time my wife q sufferer from dysen-
terry. the best physicians this section being unable
TO afford her any relief At length we concluded 70
Try Ayers Pills. and after taking three boxes she
cured"-J. b. Smith, Blue Ridge Sprngs Va.
During the past twenty-eight years 1 have used
Ayers Pills in m, family for all arrangements Of the
stomach, liver and bowels, and also for colds They
have never failed to benefit Prof Chauncy Herds
man. A. NJ, Business College, Woodside Newark, j..
Ayers Pills are the best have used for head
aches. and they act like charm in relieving any isa-
greeabe sensation in the stomach esting"-Mrs
N j. Ferguson. Pullens Va
Il am never without box Of Ayer's Pills in the
house"-hrs Edwin Barlow, 425 Bristol St, Buffalo.
NY.
AYERS CATHARIIC PILLS.
Prepared by
DR. J. C. AVER co, Lowell. Mass.
Sold BY all Druggists and Dealers in Medicines
f2
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Female Thieves Fined,

In the Police Court today two colored girls
Louisa Mitchell and Lilly Harris-were ar
raigned on several charges of larceny of
dresses, &C., from the house Of
Minnie Julius, No. 2O31 H street
northwest, taking them from different
parties who had rooms in the house. The
arrest was made by Officers McGlue and
Goucher and the testimony showed that in the
absence of the people Of the house Friday
night it was broken into and tho things taken
Lilly Harris testified that Louisa gave her
the clothing. making a division with her.
Louisa Mitchell testified that Lilly proposed to
rob the house, stating that she had seen the
lady leave; that they went in and
got the clothing and she dressed herself
and went to the flying horses. The court said
that something must be done for such girls
and the community must be protected against
them. The court was not responsible that
there was no proper place for such persons.
The court imposed fine of $40 or 80 days in
each case-four against Louisa Mitchell and
three against Lilly Harris.
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COUNTING THE PEOPLE.
The Census Clerks Engaged on Popula.
ton Figures In New Quarters.

The force Of the clerks comprising the popu-
lation division OF the Census Office IL now L.
Gated In the new building on 9th street near
Z. Here the census returns will be
counted and tabulated number OF
machines are already at work and
the count OF the returns which
have SO far been received Is going on. Only
about one per cent OF the returns have thus
far been received, but the Census ofice experts
regard this as . good showing After the sched-
ules are turned in by the enumerat-
ors they are examined by the super
visors before being sent to the Census
Office. Ten years ago the returns did not begin
TO come in until about July l. There have
already been received the returns for $50 dis
tricts. including institutions. The total num-
Der OF districts in the country. including
institutions. Is about $1,000 New
York city heads the list Of the
places from which the largest number of re-
turns have been received Then comes this
city and Philadelphia. Thus far no other city
has sent in returns, but il is expected that
each day returns will be coming in.
As fast as they are received
certain the number of people that have been
enumerated. When the count Of any city has
been completed the result will be announced
SO that the public will be kept informed OF re-
suits
THE FUN OF IT.
Some Of the humors Of the census work
crop out occasionally in the kilograms re-
ceived from the supervisors and Others in the
field. A dispatch received today by superin-
tendent Porter from a supervisor who
was either an 1rishman with the proverbial
bull-making faculty highly developed or a bad
mathematician states that the enumeration OF
one-half of the district is completed and he
expects that the remaining two-thirds will be
completed in few DAYS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-19

In the Criminal Court, Chief Justice Bing-
ham, Bud Warner was today placed on trial
for housebreaking, &C., At the residence Of
Samuel Middleton.
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Range of the Thermometer Today

The following were the readings at the sig
nal Office today: Sam. a. 2p.m-, 81; maxi
mum. 50; minimum, 6S
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Death of Mrs. Miller,
They Have Our Livesin Their Hand.

EILicorr CRY, MD, June i9.-Mrs. Oliver
C. Miller, wife of Judge Miller, died today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-19

An exemplifed copy Of the will of the late
W. 7. Hamilton Of Washington county. Nd,
was received by Register CIagett today. He
leaves all his estate to his wife subject TO the
payment Of %, 1876 to his sister.
Charles Herbert, . colored man, was charged
in the Police Court this afternoon by Oficsrs
Ferguson and Dean with the larceny Of ESQ
from Mrs Isabella Taylor. He was lined Gao
and ordered to make restitution.
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TIE Brsr ROOF

Of the wonderful curative qualities of Carlsbad
10 without equal aperient for Chronic Constipa
ton. rheumatism, Dyspepsia. Liver and Kidney
Troubles, &c Be sure snd secure only the genuine.
BEREAVEMENT OF THE LIVER, WITH CON
~ supation. Injuries the COMPLEXION, induces PIN
Pies, sallOw skin. CAhTER'S Little Liver Pills re-
move the cause.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-19

ESLrsTED MEN DIscHARGED.-The Secretary
OF War has issued an order discharging from
the army eight men who enlisted under false
pretences The discharges will take effect on
the receipt of the order by the commanding
officers Of the stations of which the men are
now on duty. In compliance with a regulation
OF the army, they are not entitled to pay or al
lowance and final statements shall not be fur
nished them
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SOUTH AMERICAN TRADE.
Secretary Biaine's Plan for Establishing
Reciprocity.

HE SUGGESTS AN AMENDMENT TO THE PENDING
TARIFF BILL TO MAKE PORTS FREE TO PRO-
DUCTS OF AMERICAN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
TONS OF THE PAS-ANERIcAN CONGRESS-.
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North DakOta's Republican Convention.

North DakOta's Republican Convention.
FARGO, ND, June 19.-It has been decided
to hold the republican state convention at
Grand Forks July 90. The selection of this
date is knock out for the lottery men, who
were in favor Of September Is. The antl-lot-
terry men had pronounced majority.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-19

NEW YORK, June I9.-Tke Grand Division Of
the Order Of Railway Telegraphers was in
session this morning and listened TO reports Of
officers on the general condition of the order
and also reports from the executive and insur-
anee committees They will probably get
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

New York Stock Market.
The following the opening closing prices Of
the New York stock Market. as reported BY special
wire to Corson and Mccartney, l4l9 + street:
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PncEs LOWER TEAM Ever
A REDUCTION OF FROM 20 TO 80 PER CENT ON
ENTIRE STOCK OF
FURNITURE,
CARPETS,
MATING,

A REDUCTION OF FROM 20 TO 80 PER CENT On
ENTIRE STOCK OF
cIRfETs
UPHOLSTERY GOODS. &C.
Md TIE Ghr FaiR Rs Of E Eda
need one We have the best assortment in the city,
Ter cent E1aains thSss on the Srnsipe
No packing to absorb or retain the moisture.
We also call attention to the very handsome 3piece
hHef in shs @srEst We have them IN two nishes ss
Antique OAK snd Sixteenth Century. Worth $40.
Must be seen to be appreciated.
We also offer reduction of 20 per cent on our entire
BABY CARRIAGES
fhis reduction is for ONE wEEK Only So take adj
vantage Of it
MATTINGi MATING,
this ms Of ysr and order to Teda a se0uid At
CUT PRICES TO ACTUAL. COST
Fancy - to lsc.
s..m,... " 3 3 !; { sSs: :
s gS Sgss curative sS e So,s that
sortment-in new desisns and coiorinss-which are
Onsredst reduction q 20 per cent
smyrna F kas. to z o. former price s5 s.
: : !: ::ssYSSS:. : . ;;;ssSS$$::
BARGAINS IN UPHOLSTERY GOODS
Elegant Oriental Curtains reduced from sl2 to
"a oS per pair
Handsome and Stylish Imported Punjab Curtains
reduced to ct. 80 per pair: former price sl6
Fancy striped Curtains reduced 9Sc. cool
and airy.
Reduction In
LOOSE COVERS FOR FURNITURE.
Estimates furnished
Wire Doors and Window Screens made 10 order at
lowest prices
Adjustable Wire Screens will ut any window
II you want anything III the HOusefurnishing line
call
You can buy cheaper NOW than in the Fall
JULIUS LANsBURGH
!eli 18th and + sts
rU,uoSE rr~u.ppv prpso-.S vuo Sr-rrrp
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TNHOSE UNHAPPY PERSONS WHO SUFFER-
l. from nervousness and dy spepsia should use CAR
1Eks Little Nerve Pills. made expressly for tins
ciAAs
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The Maryland Agricultural College.

There was large attendance yesterday after
noon at the closing exercises of the Maryland
Agricultural College. The college chapel,
where the exercises We eheld was handsomely
decorated with the national colors. The stu
dents who received the degrees are C. C. Man
ming Of Washington county, W. s. Keech Of
Baltimore county, A. c. s. Calvert of Prince
Georges county, G. E. Soles Of PENNSYLVANIA
and e. G. Niles of Washington. Cadet C. C.
Mannings address on The Importance of
Scientific knowledge" elected much applause
and Cadet C. E. Soles' essay, Immigration, /"
was the subject of many complimentary re-
marks. The valedictory address was delivered
by r. L. Russell of Washington, who received
prize, the only one awarded for the best pro-
gress in the study of agriculture. Major Alvord
addressed the graduating class in an appro-
pirate manner. The afternoon exercises ended
with An exhibition drill by the cadets under
the command of Lieut. Scott, United States
army. In the evening the students held a re-
ception at the college, which terminated in q
ball. Among those present at the bali were
Major and Mrs. Alvord, Capt. and Mrs. Conrad,
Professor and Mrs. Hird, the Misses ConIey Of
Greenridge, Md, the Misses Strider, Poole and
Burr of Maryland. the Misses Wells, Ownes,
Fenwick and Mcfarland of Hyattsville. and the
Messrs Conrad, Cingier, Hazen, Taylor Com
ley, Jones, Casssrd, Fuller, Wells and Can't
Chew Of the Prince Georges Rlhes
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WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP.

To INSPECT REvoLyERs.-Capt Stanhope
Blunt ordnance department, has been ordered
to the National Armory, Springfield, Mass, and
Hartford, Conn, to inspect revoivers being
manufactured there for the government
ARNr LEAvEs.-Leaves of absence have been
granted as follows: Second Lieut.. C. ID. Palmer,
fourth artillery, two months extension; First
Lieut.. d. Dub. Gaillsrd. corps OF engineers,
two months; First Lieut. e. /. Steele eigh-
teenth infantry. five days extension; Capt W.
W. Gray, assistant surgeon, four months; Sec
ond Lieut. j. II. Jenkins, fifth cavalry, one
months extension; Capt c. b. Byrne, assistant
surgeon, two months
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Baltimore Markefs
Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO June 10 Closine).-Wheat-July
S6k; August, $751;; September, s7S. Corn-July,
:A1s; August. 3oA; September 35Ts. Oats-July
;,eA; August, 27A: September, 2e1s. Pork-June,
1880; July, 1900; August. 1880; September,
i2.so. Iard-Juiy, 5.0o August, 900; Septem,
Der. 6l2S. Short rbs--July, 5.124; August,
30. Aeptemb Dor. $50. -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-26
4 Wealth. student of History

George Vanderbilt studies are IN the d.
rection Of history, both sacred and prCfaue;
be IS also interested IN theological contro-
versy, a. well as scientific record Darwin
Is one Of his favorice authors, and be has
as choice a collection Of ali that has been
written upon the subject Of evolution and
natural selection as can be found in this
country. perhaps anywhere Re Is not
much Of hsunte- 81 book stores, although
there is one publishing house in New York
city where he sometimes calls, and once in
awhile he looks over old libraries collected
by one OF the best known Of the old book
sellers. He is not a bi5liophile, "a BTayvon
Ives, late president Of the stock Exchange,
and some other wealthy men are, but be
Guys z book for what i in u. rather than
on account Of its ssre, exquisite binding or
any other peculiarly which makes books
sought for by bibliophileS " men there
are new publications. which tne publisher
with whom Le deals THINKS be would Ike
they arc sent 70 him for Inspection and lie
: one ofthe rich usn in New York 20 whom
the dealer N old books sends private aud
special catalogue waea something choice
mas been received and Il for sale
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-26
Brief Mention.


The quality of hogs was good.
A train of Texas cattle at the yards to-
day.
p. NJ. Butcher, Sawyer, had cattle and
hogs in today.
T. Neal s, Son, Pratt, sent in a load of
hogs.
Homer & Roberts, Kingman, marketed
hogs today.
J. NJ. Horton, Corbin, had cattle and
hogs on the market.
J. b. Kell, Peck, sent in cattle and hogs
today
Cormick & Drye, Caldwell marketed a
load of hogs today
g. r. Tandem, Corwin, had hogs on to-
1ay's market.
w NJ hurry, Millerton, sent in a load
Of hogs today.
A. Dorsey, Ewell, had a load of cattle
on today's market
H. b. Craig, Atlanta, had cattle and hogs
on the market
VIM. Moore, Piedmont, had load of
hogs on the market today.
w. p. Pack, Mound Ridge, marketed
cattle and hogs today.
James Grimsley, Viola, came in with a
load of hogs today.
d. J. Donahue, kiowa, brought in cattle
and hogs today.
Buyers today were Dold 425, Houston 81,
Nelhner 49, Mexico "A, Armour LAG.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-26

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wheel hare sre-tss- tis .lra.r.-ci1a and ~
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1-E ESQ t.s apre-ralns va on - ~ So
a-er - ga day Etlozsh q very Toun<
9lta E4ls4.r.e< las aeAi~s~1 a large meas
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