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THE ANrI-LoTTERY ACT.
A Circular of the Attorney General
Directing Its Strict Enforcement.

Attorney General Miller today sent out 70
United States marshals and district ATTORNEYS
throughout the country copies OF circular
letter directing their attention 10
the provisions OF the recent lottery act
anu ins'ruoting them TO - pare no effort in 70
enforcement" he says in his letter to the at
tornevs:
Every violation OF this law. either BY an
individual or corporation. in the diSse nina
non OF lottery literature or in any
otner way should be brought 20 the
attention o. the grand jury. and what
ever indictments are found vigorous
prosecutions should follow. 90 the eud tina, this
heisfloHs business may be suppressed In tho
enforcement o: this Law there should be hearty
Cooperation on tho part Of the strict attor-
hess' the United States msrshals and the post
Office inspectors"
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CAsu OR CRED1r.
FELS / CO., Philadelphia

Our fall stock of furniture. CARPETS. &c, is now
cO!aYieie. and if you contemplate purchasing any
t.. line Will be your interest to call on
before doing 80. confident can save you
from 10 20 - per cent Oh your purchase. Below
p-eEton few Of I.aIy baIgains and advantages
We will sell you handsome SOLID OAK ANTIQUE
stsL Cr sis credit
No viii sell yCu 7-p!ece PARLoR SUITE. solid
walnut frames u hOlstereG in tie best hair CLOTH for
e. essE or $50 credit
WeW.I sell you q 1-piece PARLoE SUITE, solid
v-Eat frames. Upholstered in plush. combination
C.. Ia. .Or :.s cash $50 credit
Gcw.l. sell you good WOVEN WIRE BED SPRING
SC. : - cash OF e.. 90 N credit
', v..I sell you a good quality BRUSSELS CARPET
fo: ,,c. Ter yard cash G;c. Ter yard on credit.
Ne al. SCI. you a good INGRAM CARPET for CSC.
IL .a!l cash soc. Per yard on credit
Ne sew al4 Lay az CARPETS Free Of Cost and do
r,toLarse fer the waste IL matching agu.ea
&c N..i &C.. all CARPETS. MATTISGs AND OIL
a OIHs o. C.etit 81 - advance Of cents PER yard
GE Tie lowest cash IIice.
-@sI NLEALI OF MONTHLY PAYMENTS ;azeu
a. -.. ,E,C.t sales, AID 10 notes required
cash DISCOUNT allowed Oh ali accounts settled In
~ s-ys.
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His Blood Stained Wagon Found.

from Wilbur, in the Big Bend country, report
the murder Of S. S. Cole, a freighter, by Col
vile Indians. Colo left Cummings Ferry
Saturday. October IL, on his return 10 Wilbur
and has not since been seen. His blood-stained
wagon and hobbled horses were found, but per-
sIstent search has failed to find the missing
man. lie had considerable money and loafing
Indians saw HIM receive IL. The whole country
is being secured and call has been made on
Agent Cole for the surrender of suspected
InGians. The settlers are fully aroused and
unless the agent takes prompt action trouble
Is feared
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pALPlTATiON OF THE HEART. NERVOUSNESS
Il tEeHIb-s, nervous headache. cold hands and feet
pain IL the back Renewed by Carers Little Liver Pills.
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A $4,000 Carload of Trotters.

LExING ron, Ky, Oct 2S-The most valuable
shipment Of young trotters that ever left Ken
lucky was sent from this city yesterday to
Marcus Daily, "the Copper King" of Anaconda,
Mont. There were three two-year-olds. in
Guiding thu $40 900 Lady Wilton. record . 25,
ten yearlinGs and three wesnlings. They are
by Red Wilkes, Robert McGregor, Bell Boy
and Billy WILKES. This lot Of youngsters cost
Mr. Daly SEA 600
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ELECTRIC WIRES IN THE CITY.
The President Appoints a Board to Lo-
cate Them.

The President today appointed Lieut.. Francis
r. Skunk, corps OF engineers U. s. A., Prof
Henry a. Rowland of Baltimore. aad
Andrew Rosewater Of Omaha, Neb,
board to consider the location of electric
wires In the District of Columbia
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The Great Strikes in Australia.

SAN Francisco, Oct 2S.-The big strike OF
the maritime trades has practically paralyzed
the sheep and coal industries in Australia.
and though cable advices say it Is settled the
colonies will not recover from its effects in
many months. Australian papers received by
yesterdays mail print pages of reports every
day of meetings and rloIs. The government
was not strong enough to enforce the law and
frequent riots have occurred. The strike has
affected all trade and hard times predicted
this winter. Over 100. 600 in all wore on strike.
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THE sINEws OF WAR.
a Story About Democratic Dollars In
Doubtful Congressional Districts.

1t is asserted at republican Headquarters that
the democratic congressional committee has
sent $4,000 into McKinley's district. $1,000
each into Gears. FlIck's, Henderson's and
Lacy's districts IN Iowa. ssooo
into each Of the four West Virginia districts;
5000 into each o. the Connecticut districts and
similar amount into each OF eight New York
districts. They say that the money was raised
among New York importers
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RETAINED PAY OF SoLDIERs.-The Secretary
of War has amended the section of the regula-
tions providing for the forfeiture of pay with
held from soldiers so that retained money will
be forfeited fox the following causes: Deser-
ton during the period OF enlistment, when the
soldier is discharged under sentence Of general
court-martial, or after completion of imprison-
ment extending beyond term of service, or by
order from the War Department specifying for
FIXTURE or because OF Imprisonment by the civil
authority
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Registration Controversy.

LAWRENCE, Mass, Oct 2S.-Lawrence has.
under the poll-tax law, registration contro-
versy which is of general interest because the
question involved applies to every city in
1t seems that the poll tax of
several hundred persons have been paid from
a fund deposited with the city treasurer by the
democratic local managers. The republicans
claim that these voters names have all been
placed on the list illegally under the state con-
ssitution. and they will carry the matter TO the
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Real Estate Matters.

Kate Schgman has bought for $3.50 Of Susan
Fitzgerald part sub A. square 3S5. &c. "a feet on
L street between 9th and 10th streets south
west
The District has bought for sl7.6ii25 subs
80 to 80, square 2Sj of Jas. L. Miller. 1870
square feet fronting eighty-nine feet on
10Th between and " streets northwest
l.. {. Ferrcll has bought OF {. II. Lazelle
for $4,000 sub %. block l, lie Droit Park.
CEas IL. Parke. has bought for "a. 100 OF ".
Ii. West sub and the east hall OF b, square
s6S northwest corner of 9th aud L streets
southwest
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Ex-Goy Paffisnn,s Suit.

HARRIsBURG, Pa, Oct. 28.-Warrants in the
criminal libel suit Of ex-Gov. Pattison against
W. +. Jordan, proprietor, and }. j. McLaurin,
editor of the Morning Cal Of this city,
served this morning by a constable from Phil
adelpha. Both defendants waived hearing
and gave bail in the sum of 1880 each for
their appearance at the quarter sessions court
i'll Philadelphia. Col. W. L. Small furnished
security
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DlEIs

BARKER. On Sunday, October &c, 1890 NJ 4
O'Clock pm, ANDhLw BANKER, aged seventy two
Funeral will take place Tuesday, October 2s, at .
o Go, Pm, from his sons rcsdenee, No. 34la
BAssErT. On Tuesday. October as. 1880. at the
New lork avenue. GAiMikTSt MGff IIs b AZ
sEIT widow u the late David bassett aed siXtyone
Notice Of funeral hereafter
HALL. on Monday, October %, 1890, at SIS
ericS q. hall. - niO'leF Oh the late frea-
=, fGnera from the rcsidence Of her sonin-law Tos
ID DAVIS: No. - h street northeast, on Thursday.
october 80, at o'clock pm. friends aud relatives
RESPECTFULLY invited ~ attend.
HARRISON. ON Monday evening October ~ 1880,
at hls home IA tirginla, hear FOrI Myer NJ LA
kEE HARRISON, aged si1Iy ono years.
Notice OF funerai tomorrow.
HEkbllN. The lItorment Of the late MARGARET
MEhbLiN Will take llsee Tomorrow "wednesday
permitting.
o, y1HNsT $40 or Friday October a. 1890 at IL
Abrai and Marie huston, aged twenty years and
eight days
My darling boy has gone.
God called HIM and lie was willing
Aud rtRdy To meet the Master
BY HIS PAHKsrA
Yes dearest brother. we knew
God commanded and yOu obeyed.
We have loaned you TO the Master,
tor We wlll all meet above
Br HIS sIsIlEs AND BRorHERa
Funeral Wednesday at pm. from Second Baptist
Church.
MANUEL. At her resi- lence. No 1857 Seventeenth
- q, Q
long aud PAINFUL lllness ANNIE 4. MAAtEIp DO
loved wife Of Milton Manuel and sister Of Sarah A
hing. IN the thirty-thIrd year If her age.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
QEEEEN. A. ESQ an; Tuesday, October 2s, 1890,
AID Margaret Queen, a.-ed thirty eight years
Funeral nom St. Peters Church at s .. m. Thur
day, october 80. %
REMLER suddenly on October 20 1880, at I 20
PIN. alter lingering II ness, FhEDhICh. beloved
LusOaLt OF Margaret heLler. in the forty fourth
year VI his re
Funeral fron his late residence No 637 Rhode
lslALo avenue northwest On october 20 n DE In
ternent ~ Eeck Creek Cemetery. Friends aid rela-
uVes respectful y invited 10 attend. -
RILEY. On October ~ 1890, ethel. LEONE
Years, Tour inOntDs and twenty three days.
One fair ECwer has faded,
oAc sweet angels voice hEs fed,
One iAlT brow the grave has shaded;
llttle Ltuel now dead,
Services at the residence Of her Parents. Tenley-
Funeral private.
sPILMAN On October 90. 1880 at 5.45pm,
LILLE only daughter OF j. Il. anu Il. A. spIlnan.
aged nineteen years aud tour months.
IAeEa4 WILL tAAe place from her parents residence
80 u str. Ell northwest. Wednesday, October 20.
Iequiem high mass 81. Stephens church Wednesday
morning Y COCA lCLlcago laIeTs 80 asec opyl -
TURNER LIZZIE TURNER, beloved daughter Of
Lucl4Ca 0utrlGge, departed ;lI.s lIfe GA AIOuday
morning october -. 1880. at o: 3 O'clock
poillsn church. u street between second aud 4 bird
southwest Oh "Wednesday, october 20. at o'cIOcx
WOOD. On Sunday, october 20. 1890. ELIZA
Funeral IRON the residence Of her SON M V. Wood
5lS Eour-and a. Hall street southwest on Meduesday
at O'Clock ltelGtINes aud friends respectfulIy I-
vIted attend
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued BY the
clerk of the court to Cornelius T. Daley aud
Charlotte Cotton; Bruce NJ. Purcell aud Mary
Z. Jehries; Joseph i. Murphy ami Mary {.
CosgroHe; Patrick heane and Margaret Heat
ing; W. ". Palmer anu Emile Izora Bu,hall of
Beaufort Nc: Charles L. DAILY and Charlotte
Cotton; VIM. IL. Ihacker and Eliza T.. Spouss,
both OF Albemarle county, Va; q. W. Weber
ana Isabel L. Hunt; ". A. Raborg and Mary j.
Meade; Moses LarkIns and Marie Lull, Thomas
Conner and Annie IL. o IrIen
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-28

Ship Owners VIII Not Discharge Their
Non-Union Workmen.

LONDON, Oct. 2s.-The associated steamship
owners of Liverpool. who employ a number of
non-union laborers, have been warned by the
dock laborers union that unless the nom
unionists are discharged strike Will be in
augurated. Tho executive Of the shipping
federation offers to supply the associate steam
ship owners with a full force of non-union men
if the Liverpool owners will join the shipping
federation. 1t is believed that the Liverpool
employers will refuse to discharge the nom
unionists, and that strike is therefore immi-
nent.
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A. b. G..

A. b. G.
AMERICAN BLOOD CURE.
Three Preparations: Alternative. Tonic. EKpectorant
WASHINGTON, DC,
142s Nj ST. NM. March 3. 1905
A. B. c. CHEMICAL CO.:
have used your A l.. Z. Tonic with mark ed benefit
U NY sell Tor IaiarL and General debility the Iorler
nIeG1cIne and tonic Issd sucL cheer
iuiy reconmead Il ~ any ole wno may be IN pyedU VI
q blood pur3ner. JOHN MckEON.
WASHINGTON, ID. c.,
A. b. @. CHEMICAL CO.:
Permit NE 10 saw that your A, b. c. Tonic and Err
pectorant 10 the best cough medicine have used !
used u with tie Dv0enclal results tAls winter
and IL cured my cough when other remedies fsiled
ID. e. DENSlsON.
WASHINGTON, DC,
go Ninth st. N.Y. April 1. 1S90S
A. B. C. CHEMICAL CO.:
Gentlemen-I have been using your A. b. z. Tonic
Cough two months lt L. TIE only thing lave
found 10 give me real relief. 1 really believe
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would urgently advs any one TO take 10 to5 similar
troubles. Respectfully yoars, A OBRIEN
PRICES. A B. c. Aterstive Si. 90 Per bottis
A b q. Expcctorant, zoe. per bottleI
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Treatise ON Blood aud sain Diseases free
Address. A. b. c. CHEMICAL co.
sp22 Drawer 92l, Richmond, We
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Riot Among New York Italians.

New YORK, Oct 28.-There was a small-sized
riot between Italians last night in lower Null
berry street. One of the combatants, James
Copwell, was shot twice and dangerously
by Alphonsus Borcco. The latter
was captured by the police and Copwell sent to
the hospital. Joseph Brupe was stabbed twice
in the head. His assailant, Giovanni Butte,
was arrested. In court today both would-bc
murderers were held for trial
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A New White Lead Company.

ST. LOUIS. Oct. 2S.-The William H. Gregg
White Lead Company, Incorporated with a
capital of S250, zoe has fled articles of incorpor-
alton in the office of the recorder of deeds
There have been rumors Of the formation of
an antitrust lead company. but no one seemed
to have any positive information on the sub
iect. and the filing of papers was considerable
of surprise in business circles. William II.
Gregg says his company g not intended TO an
tagonize the trust, but that the new concern
will not go into the combine. Eastern capital
is said to be behind the new venture.
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Gen. Stephen II. Roberts Dead.

Brooklyn, NY, Oct 2a-Gen. Stephen H.
Roberts died at his residence at a late hour
last night, aged seventy-two years. He served
the late rebellion was in command OF the I69th
New York volunteers and afterward COM
handed q brigade. He was a personal friend
Of Lincoln, Grant and Mcclellan. Gen.
Roberts was appointed postmaster Of Brooklyn
by President Lincoln.
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Be BEAUrrFrL

Nine. A. RUPERT. World famed Complexion sre-
cialIst and Lecturer, has Iectred this subject in
all the larger cities Of America and Europe She
fal to hi the larsest theaters every city and
Aways Endorsed by the leading newspapers NY Wort Ii
sAys: Madame Ruppert. tie renowned complexion
~ eclaist lectured To audience at Fifth
Avenue 1heater last eveuing-hundreds we're turned
away" 10 those who have been unable to hear this
eminent authority she viii send eightpaRe cir
cU!ar. EIVuI valuable information, receipt Of &c.
Postage. Mime. Rupert - the originator of WOIdsr
ful Face Bleach. which Is creating such furOrs among
s, CIety ladies at present. NINE. a RUPERT.
s23 Branch Office 43O 7tL st. NV. Washingtop.D c.
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The Yacht Corsair All Right.

NEW YORK, Oct. 28.-The maritime exchange
this morning issued the following bulletin:
The report of the steam yacht Corsair. owned
by j. Pierpont Morgan, being ashore near
Shinnock, is erroneous. The Corsair has gone
out Of commission and is at her winter quar-
ters." At Tebos ship yard it was ascertained
that the Corsar had been taken care Of fer the
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A Tennessee Officials Shortage.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Oct. pa Chattanooga
special to the american states that the books of
John J. Irving, late circuit court clerk of Ham
ilton county, have been found short between
$4,000 and $40, 900, according TO Irving check
ing. He has mortgaged his property to his
bondsmen and says he will have from $4,000 10
$1,000 after his shortage has been made good
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-28

DIChERSOS-OT1S. On October 20, 1890 by Rev
DAVID ard Of Epiphany Parish. JOHN W DICkkK.
Sun aud AN ME- T. o. is, ali VI Washington. IAl,x-
anuria- Va, Gazette lease copy.l
=, MI kPHl-CosGkOFE. by the Rev. Father
hhoIles at 81. Alloy Chur, h, Monday, october "a
1890, JOSEPH 4. MUIlpHl 10 MANY 4. cos.
GROVE, both Of Washington. ID. q
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Secretary Balfour Resumes His Tour

DUBLIN, Oct. 2S.-Mr. Balfour, chief secre-
tary Tor Ireland, arrived at the Island OF Achil
yesterday and passed the night at the home of
the parish priest he will today make tour
of inspection of the island. The Freemdn's
journal says: Mr.. Balfour has been received
everywhere without demonstration, either
hostile or friendly. He must not mistake civil
ity for servility or like his predecessors he
will find he has built his hopes on sand"
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The Short Line to Europe.

EsoUrMAUx PoIST. QUE, Oct 2s-The yacht
Hirondelle arrived today having on board q
party of surveyors who are examining fhe
route for the Labrador section Of the
short line to Europe. They left again in the
eve ming for Seven Islands
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A Barkentine on the Shoals.

VINEYARD HAVEN, MASS, Dot. %. - The
barkentine Nellie E. Rumball Of Harrington,
Me-, Capt. Johnson. Bangor for Philadelphia,
with laths and lumber, is at this port leaking
about one foot per hour, having struck Oh the
east. lend OF Pollock Rip shoai yesterday. En-
torts will be made to free her.
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Wants the Taxes AnnuIIed-

Today Susan ]. Beveridge, by Mr.. VIM. F.
Mattngly. filed d bill in equity against the Dis
trict of Columbia to have certain taxes declared
null and void. The complainant sets out that
certain property in square 562-l20 by 100 feet
on ii street between I'd and Sd streets
northwest-was in the lifetime of
John c. Mckeldon held for school purposes
and was exempt from taxation, and the Dis
trict Is now claiming taxes for the years 1870
1873 and 1874 amounting to Sl,796. A, which
she claims should be declared null and void
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Married at the Jail

Today at the District Jail somewhat IN
usual proceeding took place, being the marriage
of Afford, alias bud" Warner, colored, sem
fenced to the penitentiary at Albany for nine
years, and Mamie Norbeck, o well-known
white woman, with whom Bud" had been liv-
ing. The ceremony was performed by q col
ored minister
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TWO WILLS EiInd


The will Of Marion Lewis was fled and ad-
mitted to probate today, and letters tes.a-
mentary were issued thereon to W. F. Mattingly.
She leaves her stock in the Batopilas Mining
Company to her grand nephew Arthur
S. Mattingly and the rest Of her estate to Mrs.
Kate Clotworthy, Mrs. Eleanor L. Sewers, Mrs
Marian E. Trust, W. F. Mattingly and Samuel
L. Mattingly.
The will Of Barney MCGEE was fled today.
He leaves his property to his family.
The Times of Minneapolis will be hereafter a
straightout democratic paper, the control Of
the sheet having passed into the hands of MINI
mick Bros, aided by q few wealthy demo-
Gratis.
Pascale and Antley, two Of the four Hathead
Indians who have been on trial in Missoula.
Mont, for the murder Of three white prospect
ors, were yesterday convicted and sentenced to
be hanged December 10.
Prof. Eddy, dean of the faculty of the Uni
versity OF Cincinnati, has accepted the presi-
dency Of the Rose Polytechnic College of Terre
Haute, Ind.
Nelson D. Morris of Warsaw, Ind, leading
republican, committed suicide yesterday by
blowing his brains out He had been afflicted
with q cancer for several years, and this, with
financial reverses, caused him to become do.
spondeut
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WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP.

MARINE HOSPITAL APPoINTMENr.-The Sec
rotary of the Treasury today appointed Dr. Il.
Cleary sanitary inspector of the marine hospi-
tai service at Rio Janeiro.
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DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.
PROPOSED OPENING OF STREET

The Commissioners this afternoon gave q
hearing in the board room to persons wishing
to state their objection TO the opening of I
street from Lincoln avenue to I'd street, the
opening of which the Commissioners think will
be conducive to the public good There being
objection the matter was referred to the mar
shall of the District to summon jury to asses
damages.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-28

In Gwinnett county, Ca, Fannie Chambers,
negress, quarrelIng with Pierce Wright, her
lover, cut OF his head with a razor on sunday
VIM. Darnwell. formerly an officer Oh the
Austin, lex, police force, ana tamIlIarly known
as Buffalo Bill, yesterday shot Maggie Null
and then himself. jealousy was the cause.
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were issued today AS follows: L. p Berry. one
brick dwelling, 3O7S Il street northwest, sc, 600;
Mrs. c. Ricter, two brick dwellings,, 437 and
439 l4th street southeast. 5000.
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Range of the Tnermometer Today.

ct ef1V F'fOfffCtOE fOUHys
Tie following were the readings at the sig
nal Office today: s am, SO; 2 pm, so; maxi.
mum. 80: minimum, sc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-28

LoSd SERvIcE.-Today is the forty-seventh
anniversary of the appointment of VIM. z.
Moran of Norfolk, Va, register of naval COM
missions. to a cierkship in the Navy Depart
ment. Mr.. Moran had been nearly twenty
years connected with the navy ashore and at
sea before his appointment He Is now senior
clerk in the civil service of the United States
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-28

PERsoSAL.-Mr. and Mrs H. NJ. Kingman
and child of Brockton, Mass, Clarence H.
Howard Of st. Louis, J. ". Gibson Watt and
Arthur c. Pine Of London, England, and Mr.
and Mrs. Geo. A. Stuart of Boston and ex-
Gov. ID. Is. Penn of louisiana, one OF the world s
fair commissioners, are at the Ebbitt-
George j. Sheppard of Montreal, Jeronyeno de
Castro of Rio de Janeiro, Jas. Achison of
China and Nelson Story Of Montana and Sena-
tor A W. Houston of Texas are among the late
arrivals at Willard's--Messrs T. r. Morgan sr. .,
W. n. Morgan and John X. Morgan of ALI
ance, Ohio, are at Weickers.-W. Blackwell
and Charles A. Terry of Pittsburg are regis
tered at Wormley's.-H. C. Townsend of
New York and c. c. Rhodes, jr., of Manches-
ter are staying at the Shoreham.-A. j. Cas-
satt, II. L. Ellis and Walter L. Clark of Phila-
delphla are at the Normande.-Lieut Col J.
J. Upham, Mr.. and Mrs. .. Z. Derby of Oakland
Cal, and Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Joy of Detroit are
at the Arlington.--Albert Baer of Swtzer-
land, j. W. Dyer of Portland, Me-, and W. A,
James and W. II. Davis of Kane, Pa, are regis-
tered at the Hamilton House.-Mr. Vans
Petrof, census enumeration, has returned to
the city, after long journey throughout
Alaska collecting statistics for the census
bureau and is staying at the Langham.-
MIR. and Mrs. Robt. Fulton, jr., Robt. Graves
and Henry Burn of New York and Mr. and Mrs.
J. Walter Vaux of Philadelphia are at the
Hotel Arno.--Jno. S. Prince of Minneapolis
and VIM. A. Laughton of Boston are at the
OF Bridgeport, Conn, G.. E. Merrick and family
of Holyoke. Mass, w. ID. Stewart of Scotland
and w. +. Kerigan of Boston are at the st.
James
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AND COMMERCIAL.
New York stock Market.
Name. o. c
Name.

The following the opening and closing prices Of
the New York stock Market al reported by slecial
wire to Corson and Mccartney, lilD + street: