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FUTURE DAYS.
'f@Ho1As BOWLING. Auct,oneer.

Vf"hQ3As BOWLING. AuctIoneer
REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
AND EFFECTS AT MY AUCTION ROOMS. SAT-
URDAY, JULY TWELFTH, 1890, COMMENC-
ING AT TEN O'CLOCK,
EMBRACING IN PART,
One Chickering Piano. Several Handsome Mantel and
Pier French Plate Mirrors rarlor and Chamber Furni.
ture of every description New Hair Mattresses Din
ing loom Furniture Once Desks and Chairs, together
with many other articles in the housekeeping IiLe.
ALSO
Two BARRIERS Chairs Of the latest styles. ID New Re-
frigerators by best makers which viii sold regard
less OF cost Also lot Of contiened m, teria bel
ing TO the government embracing Elevator Drum
shaft and Gear Wire Rope. Cast Iron Wheelbarrows,
&c, &c.
ALSO. TWELVE O'CLOCK,
Seven Very Superior New side Saddles
ALSO, II TWELVE. O'CLOCK,
number OF Horses suituD Z for all purposes New and
Second hand Vehicles of every description
ALSO, AT WELNE O'CLOCK,
One Very Handsome kensiugton, perfect order cost
$3.50.
ALSO, AT TWELVE O'CLOCK.
A Gentleman's Complete Turnout. comprising Well
bred Mare, trot in three half sister to
Sadie Bell. whose record is 2 the Buggy is in per
fert order and is trst-class every par ocular the
HARNESS is hand made sood condition together
with Nets, Lap Cloths. &c.
ALSO, AT NELNE O'CLOCK,
One Single Seat Wagon i'll perfect order, cost $685.
IL
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Mrs. Mackay's Slanderers.

The following advertisement appeared in the
morning papers Of London yesterday:
CAUTIoN-f200 REwAnD.-Ail kinds Of SLAM
derous reports are being maliciously invented
and circulated in London society concerning
Mrs. Mackay and family, the latest offense
being the circulation of an extract from a
scurriious American paper, the editor and pub
Usher OF which are being at once prosecuted
in America. We are authorized by Mr. John
w. Mackay to offer q reward of 600 to any
person or persons who shall. within one calen-
dar month from the date hereof, supply sntfi-
cient evidence to lead to the oonviction in
England OF the person circulating here the false
statements referred to. Dated Sth July, 1890.
Johnson. Budd and johnson, "a Austin Friars,
London. 4. G.. solicitors.
Mrs. Mackay refuses to state what are the
circumstances that led to the insertion OF the
advertisement, but it is said to be the state
ment that she was once O washerwoman. The
solicitors also refuse to make explanations
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Afraid OF a SmaIl.pox Shin.

There is some uneasIness at Montreal over
the anticipated arrival of the ship Sara
toga, three OF whose crew have died of small
pox and which has been detained at Crosse Isle
quarantine station below Quebec The local
health board, owing to contagious disease on
the Saratoga and the possibility of the intro
duction OF cholera from Europe, will establish
local quarantine station in Tongue Isle bay,
where all suspected incoming ships will be
thoroughly fumigated and detained until the
health officer is satisfied no trace Of disease
exists.
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TO APPLICANTS FOR PENSIONS
Informal Applications Will Not be
Recognized.

There has been such haste on the part OF the
applicants for pensions under the recent dis
ability act 70 get their applications on file in
the Pension Office that in many instances the
form of application has been in
formal As the law provides that
the pension shall 60 into effect
from the date Of the filing Of the application
after the passage Of the act it becomes an i'm
portant question as to whether the date Of the
filing those informal applications shall be con-
sidered as the date Of filing the application
within the meaning of the Law. Commissioner
Raum decided in the negative and he has been
sustained by Assistant Secretary Bussey, who
decides that none other than formal applica-
ton shall be recognized
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The Grenadier Guards All Right.

In the house of commons last evening
right Hon. Edward Stanhope, secretary
Of state for war, stated that the reports
representing the Grenadier Guards to be in a
condition Of characterization were very much
exaggerated. Some dissatisfaction had been
manifested on Monday when a battalion of the
guard was ordered to parade, and for time
some of the men had failed to appear. Event
ually, however, the battalion a whole pa
raded and marched in perfect order and under
complete discipline to the discharge OF their
dutiea
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The Sons Of Temperance.

The forty-sixth annual sessionof the senior
national division of the Sons of Temperance
OF North America opened yesterday morning
in Association Hall, Ocean Grove at Asbury,
n. j. Two hundred delegates were present
Most Worthy Patriarch Rev. r. Adler lie mple
of Halifax, Ms, Most Worthy Scribe B. r.
Jewel of Boston and Most Worthy Treasurer
j. II. Roberts of Boston read their annual re-
ports in secret session
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The Newfoundla nd Fisheries.

The delegates appointed by the government
Of Newfoundland to visit England and lay be-
fore the home government the claims of New
foundland in the fishery matter sailed from Liv-
erpool to st. Johns, NJ, on the steamer Cas-
plan yesterday. In interviews prior to their
departure the delegates expressed the convic-
ton that the fishery dispute would be satisfac-
torily settled
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

e. No city in the world is 90 thoroughly
covered by the circulation of q single news
paper as is the city of Washington by that Of
The EVENING STAR. 1t reaches all readers in
the city and vicinity. II s,oears to its circ,.lo-
ton No other Washington paper has yet done
tina
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LABOR RIOT IN MICHIGAN.
Striking Street Laborers Create Much
Excitement In West Superior.

1t WAS expected that the strike among street
laborers at West Superior, Mich, would be
ended yesterday by the men accepting the old
wages of Sl.75 day. The dependency of the
men was but lull before the storm About 200
Of the strikers appeared in the main streets
this morning and proceeded to the work on
18th street, where about forty men were en-
ployed The strikers rushed upon them and a
fight ensued. Contractor Sutton cut one man
on the arm with a shovel The strikers chased
Sutton to his home three blocks away, beating
him with clubs
Later in the day the mob arrived at the
American Steel Barge Works, where they were
kept at a distance wi revolvers. After din
ner another attempt made to force the
works Contractor Anderson shot one man in
the head, the bullet CHANGING and hitting a
man named John Fotem in the left arm The
strikers thea charged but Mr.. Anderson held
his ground with drawn revolver, while the
mob threw bricks and clubs and anything they
could lay their hands on.
When Mayor Patterson and force of special
police arrived on the grounds. the strikers
were Wild for Mr., Anderson's life. Mr. Ander-
son was taken away and concealed in the second
story OF the carpenter shop. The strikers soon
learned that be was concealed about the
premises and hunt ensued. BY means of lad
ders the men climbed up and found him, but
Mayor Patterson 4uieted the crowd by appoint
ing committee of strikers and crowd OF
policemen to see Anderson to the city hall
Last night fifty well-knOwn citizens were sworn
in as special policemen. The mob declared
they were going to stop all work in the city
until all common labor received SO q day.
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RAILROADS.

RALIlAoRL AND ohIo kAILkoAn
iL.x. VI. sSSLednie IN etiec, June %. ls9o.
yenu.sns S.t Sesnes OF New Jersey
,I ror ChisasO AID Northwest vesa6uled Limited eI
- e .s ~ ;s,o am express $50 pm.
d.,ir IN, 81 Louis and Indianapolis express
NJ fs5 tt1sts5prs and Cleveland. express daily ESQ
lexington and points in the Shenandoah yslsy.
For For E MnShs:ier and way ...nOns ssopm
I4r haismore week days 4 .O5. 90, Gas 20
S sslS 8 gsS g 500 s. $iS%':.!
SO i Pa and md = so nm SSna.ss ios 90
MINUTES 4 l!,aS 500 o:la ego $50 SIS. 10 "a
r For Way stations. between Washington and p.lu.
i Ii, ~ ~ o;So, 30 am, 12:10, 325. 81 20
20 10 sundays ~ 80 an. loo. SKA. 81
o ss s !s-,s sstipo' for WASHINGTON week days.
~ 20 aud 1855 am ZOO IL 40 I'd ~
300 10 o ana 10 90 iSD s san ss
99 a 10; $50 s;5o, $50. iO::a 10 81 a m
20 So; $50 1910 io;.o and IL 90 JPN M ''oe
1or sAnaapos 8:'5 and so m II 10. and 20
s; 50; an i ia'os 20 p as.'s an s.ys
81 fS 2G st.tOp; The Metropolitan Branch. 70 80
fl0ya . s. ~ pm For Principal sisIions only
For Eee.sille and Way stations. :. a5p.m.
i99:oo9' ~ 90 an. ti:o0. $500 1915. ~ AZ
- - "a : ana intermediate stationsI - 90
n M Ip ,Isn leaves Washington ON sunday at lis
f1r y derrick, 10 80, $3.50. $3.50 III ll !. m,
81 .. 1880, ~ 80 PIN law ~A--
l.r hsserstown. tlo 40 IN. and IS Bonn
rams arrive from Chic 20 daily II a :, a m ana
- IN lrotn CINCINNATI and 81. Louis daily s; 30
pm. daily. Nv ~lA'' S'So
NV YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIVISION
>fOr New lOrk Trenton, Newark y j.. aud Elizabeth
~, 900. ts:0o, 1000. 200 am % ~
foo and ~: 80 pm. Buffet larior Cars on ali
ia, . mHas. Sleeping Car On the 10 so y m open
tor Philadelphia a :o5 rs 90 1000 1900 noon
'~,oo, 90. 'o:l aud 10 80 pm.
for Newark, bel, Wilmington aud Chester q o.
IL 20 M l2OO noon. - 90 400 III: l5 and
for intermediate points between Bslrmor. and
pnL
Trains leave New York for Washington. .o.oa
rid;3o ain, 200. $50. 800 pm and 'I2il5
rains leave Philadelphia for Washington. q -
- :.32 pm -' 80
tor Boston .a,50 pm, With Pullman Buffet slsst-
Ing car rnEHng through to Boston without change
W" ionshkee sic Bridge, landing passengers in L. und
For Atlantic City, :o5 aud 10 an. 1900 noon
Suhdays' 400 AIN ~ noon ard 0:3o pn-
FOR BAY RIDE.
week days, 9:l0 am. 30, 30 n m Sundays
30 Am, 30. 3:l3 pm
= Leave Bay huge. week days, $3.50. $3.50 pm. Sun
fEIcept sunday DAILY. sSunday only
aggage called Tor and checked from not. Is and resi-
uences % Union Transfer Company ON orders LEFT Al
tchet Offices, u 10 aEd 1881 Penn ave and Al dep1t
- CbAs- %. SOUL zen. Pass. Axei.t
y, !. oDELh- oeh Mahafer. DS
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A Present to Stanley.

With the solid silver dinner service Of 236
pieces that has been presented to Stanley by
the Emin Pashs relief commission is the fol-
lowing inscription: "Henry M. Stanley, on
his wedding day. To commemorate duty
nobly done and great enterprise splendidly
achieved in darkest Africa"
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Buried I'm a Falling Building,

Borrowman's brick warehouse at yincennes,
Ind, fell in at noon yesterday, and three men
are known to be in the ruins One is Mr.
Thomas Borrowman, one Of vincennes' leading
citizens. grain dealer. He was stili alive last
night. The other two are believed to be dead
Some bystanders were injured BY the falling
walls. Work to extricate the imprisoned men
10 going forward
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The Hotel Has 70 Paw.

In London in the Court of Queens BENCH,
yesterday verdict was returned awarding
MIR. Henry Aston Carey of New York 1856 dam
ages against the proprietors of Longs Hotel
tor the loss of a quantity of jewelry which was
stolen from him while he was stopping at the
hotel during his honeymoon.
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TRADE S S. S. MARX.
4 HOUSEHOLD FAvoRITk

with blood diseases until she hsd lost the use of
limbs and wss subject to many troubles incident to
the disease The physicians declared her incurs-
end After taking s. she recuperated % fast that
it was plsin that she had obtained new lease life
and she has continued to grow better until her per-
manent cure is assured. Many other patients in
hospital have obtained signal benen from s. S. and
1t has become quite favorite in our house.
THE ST JOSEPH HOSPITAL,
Highland. III.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free
SWIFT SPECIFIC co. Atlanta. Ga,
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Increased Death Rate In Nev w,

A marked increase in the number Of deaths
in New York has been produced by the Excess
sive heat OF the past two days During the
twenty-four hours ended at noon Tuesday
there were reported l65 deaths. During the
same period ended at noon yesterday the num-
Der OF deaths had increased to 30 Amonr
those were no deaths from sunstroke, but there
was a largely increased number of deaths from
diarrhGal diseases and Of children under Eve
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-10

They Were Shot Through the Head.
At Omaha, Neb,, Percy Montgomery and
his wife, colored, we're found dead in bed yes
terday morning, both being shot through the
head. 1t is believed to be a case of wife MUIR
der and suicide caused by jealously of the hus-
hand
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-10
Japan's New House of Peers

Advices from Yokohama are to the effect that
the hrst election for the house of peers under
the new Japanese constitution took place June
% Some forty-four members were returned
Twenty-Five OF these were farmers by occupa-
ton, fifteen merchants aud only one noble.
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jy3-d&ds
ID ATCLIFFE, DARR K CO.. Auctioneers.
ChANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTAT
ON NORTH SIDE OF STREET BE rWEEl
FOURTH AND FIFTH STREETS NOEIHMES1

ChANcERY SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
FTU lTIHri AND FIFTH STREETS NoklHWEsT.
BY virtue OF decree of the Supreme Court of the
AID 1880 In equity cause ii5as docket %, wnerei n
sophia Sautter GUARDIAN is complainant and Charles
ssts
~ 1A H., OF JULY n AD 1870 At TX TX, O'CLOCK pm.
IN the city OF Washington. III ,trict OF Columbia and
number d FIVE hundred aud seventeen t5i7J besin-
ming for the same at point ON street north distant
of said lot and running thence north thirty
t5Ol feet; thence east one az foot four 40 inches
less the line of that p rtion said lot
heretofore sold to the corporation OF Washington by
point the dividing line between lots seven "a and
inches FROM the line Of street rforesaid: thence
south with said line to street. and thence with
The PLACE Fl saS to o right Of
build over the same.
third and The asce s y ana wye
with interest from the day of SALE secured by deed Of
ss' rsq aa ssS :.
81 sale Terms to be complied with IN ten days from
sell properly risk and cost q The
sale Il some newsIsper published in WsshinssSn B.
An
WAsHISaToN HORSE AND CARRIAGE
w BAZAAR. $40 Louisiana avenue
FOX SALE OR EXCHANGE.
The largest and most complete stock Of New and
eecond- hand Wagons and Carriages in the city,
Consisting Of Coupea. Victories. Rockaways. Ex.
tension-top Cut-under Surreys Jump Seats,
Doctors and Pony Phaetons. Top aud No Top
bugxies, Dayton Wagons, Fancy Delivery Wasons,
wagonettcs, Dog. Pony and Road Carts. Sole
for the district OF the celebrated CortlS
Compsnys hne Carriages BugEics Spri ny
Wagons and koad Csrta
.1sTS ''er ESD xSn H safGa5f
MORNINGS. commuctps e In 9CLoS1.
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ATLANTIC CITY AND RETURN S3.50.-Balti-
more and Ohio excursion July II. Special train
leaves Baltimore and Ohio station 400 pm.
Tickets good three days, 90. 50.
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Av'se. 81, I:3 23,6S2 25.4ss 2..Os. 10000
Increase 1900. I,55s I,sO3 I.5ss 3,oOs


Av'se. ,I:3 23,es2 25.4sa 2..Os. 10000
Increase 1905. I,aos I,s03 I.5ss 3.oOs
OF this remarkable average aggregate Of
SO,0sO copies circulated daily, no more than
l,l02 copies are sent out of the city by mall
and JOG go to suburban places, by express
railway trains, ETC., leaving as a net circulation
IN the city proper the PHENOMENAL PRO-
PORTION of 922k PER CENT, or AN AGGRE-
GATE of % 1852 copies! OF this number,
Fl LAP were delivered daily by regular
Carriers at the homes of permanent sub
scribers.
Theremaning 6, 740 copies represent the sales
over the Office counter, at the news stands. ana
by newsboys. But Of this latter number a very
large proportion is supplied regularly to per-
manent residents of the city living in lodgings
&c. (not householders). SO that its whole eircula
ton may be literally said to be in the family
circle. While it's aggregate ciSeplation there
fore gives THE STAR diStiHdeBW and oaridJs
position IA modern Journalism, the fuilness Of
its home circulation, the extent to which
IL is relied upon by members of the
household, and particularly by the pur-
chasing portion OF the community, are
the marked characteristics OF the paper,
to which no other daily journal now
published can furnish a parallel.
This is no idle boast on the part of the paper.
1t is well established fact. demonstrated to
the full satisfaction of the sagacious and enter
prising business men Of Washington, who seek
and know where 20 find THE LARGEST
RETURNS FROM THE MONEY PAID OUT
FOR ADVERTISING. This is proven by the
growth Of The STARs advertising patronage.
Nothing can more surely illustrate tie
esteem in which any article is held by the
public than constantly increasing demand
for it-day by day, week by week, month by
month. and year by year,-in the face Of adj
verse claims and pretentious competition. The
figures following tell the story on this popt:
NUMBER OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS rKISrED q
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The 200 passengers Of the steamer Buenos
Ayrean. most of whom are Icelanders were
detained at Crosse Isle, below Quebec, yester-
day to be vaccinated
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nUNCANsON BROS, Auc,ioneers.
3y9 dSds
nUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers.

u
TRISTEES SALE OF TwO-STORY BRICK RACK
BUILDING AND CELLAR HOUSE, No l2..I NJ
STREET NORTHWEST.
BY Virtue Of deed Of trust duly recorded in Lber
No. 1893. folio 2S: ct seq. one OF the land rec
ords Tor the District Of Columbia, aud the request
OF the party secured. We viii sell. in front of
the premises on WEDNESDAl. THE SIX lEENTH
Dhh CT JULY, A.; d. 1890. at HALF-PAST Five
OCLO, Pm, ALI that certain piece Iarcel of land
stnate lying And beng in The city of Washington
The District OF columbus, and known and .cribet as
LOT three t3 of heirs John Dsvldson's subdivision
OF part OF square two hundred and eigntyone esd.
ana Deing embraced III Original lots three t1
-FOUR ,4) ana i've t5 together with all the iml
ments, way, 'a>enen rights, privileges and appur-
ten4nces TO the ZANE belonging in snywise apper-
tanning.
Terms of aale 3 cash, balance in one ID two C2) and
three 81 Years with interest from day of sae. nj the
rate 81 SIX tO) per cent per aEnilm payable SeEfan-
hnay TO be secured by deed trust property sold
or I'll cash. at the option of the purchaser Deposit
sow tnne Of sae CoGyeyancin &c, ut purchasers
cost. IL terms of sale not complied with in 10
Gays from DAY Of sale the trustees tn night
Resell ~ the risk and cost of the iefauti purchaser
after nNe days advertisement of srch resale some
newspaper published in Washington, ID. 4.
ROBERT .. HOLTZMAS,
W. +. QlIICkSALI.
3y2dSds Trustees 10th and streets NV
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COLORADO TOURIST TICKETS at greatly re-
duced rates are now on sale via Chesapeake
and Ohio railway. Office, No. 513 Pennoave y
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PROFESSIONAL

Nj ME. DREAMER, The ONLY WONDERFUL
AVE- Gifted EIglish and German Asrologer IN the city
4 ellis All events oI he. Iiiice hours . y N
III SUNDAY llUn iUalD. " .: :jU Pm 4iS4 9th lIw
1ys-2w'
NJ NE. hAfllA- THE CtLEBKA1ED CLAIIsVOY.
A1 ant anu AsIrolOgl-t, the seventh uau.ier born
Win caNi, Las wCAaeiiui healing io~tf usInes
:nu lucky oates DUlt ..ii Inns lady. houiu
H. SIU r ST. NV JETS la
DkOf. CLAY. IHE OLD-fSTAEL.SHED ONLY
reliable genuine 2;Id uaiurai-loln ClaIrvoyaut,
Astroioser aid Medium in tins city; Doru 18th veil
8hu WondcriuI prolh git OF aecund hlght reveals
every hidden my siery lnds lost stolen properly;
brings separated toy, ther; causes eedy raes
gives success business family troubles
eva! inhuences; aavce oh CUISINE love. anythi ny
You doubt Of business cUuflueutiul yer
been known to TAIL
Hours, . AIN 70 $3.50 Pm Sundays 2 to SPIN
Strings. DOC.
Iarlors SOB 10th st. NV teol-1S.s
M ME: BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF
2N1 LII r.: All busiLcss confidential Ladies and
gentlemen 90 cents each. aUo ST., between ia and
oti SIS NV nli:.-lSw'
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AFApEp OR GRAY BEARD may be coloreo ha.u
tiful and natural brown or black at win bv usine
Buckinghamy Dye for the Whiskers.
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Emerald Association Officers.

The International Grand Branch of the
Emerald Beneficial Association of North
America, which is at present in session in Nor
folk. yesterday elected officers as follows: Rev.
Father J. f. Brady Of Lambertville, N. j.,
spiritual adviser; Samuel II. Gillsen OF Pitts
burg. Pa, president; ]. w. Long Of Norfolk.
Va, first vice president; David A. Carey OF
Toronto, second vice president; George p.
Strome Of Wilkesbarre, secretary.
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EDUCATIONAL,

(lPEN ALI. SUMNER. S0i ST.-BEST PLACE
Sfor every branch OF Drawing and Painting: Crayon
PORTRAITS, with or without 80 Prints,
or two days, to those who have drawn -2ws
NEW YORK MILITARY ACADEMY
~ - COR NWAlL-ON- H L DSDN. NY,
FOR illustrated catalogue OF II iages address
Col. C. J. WRIGHT, s.. N. Superintendent,
iyiD-pQ.Iia
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Excessive Freight Charges on Food

VI.
The hearing before the interstate commerce
commission in the matter of alleged excessive
freight charges on food products was continued
yesterday.
H. +. Dousman. representing the Chicago
board OF trade, flied tabulated statements Of
shipments from points in Nebraska. showing
tnat corn Is being shipped from the Missouri
river to Chicago by favored shippers at the
rate OF fifteen cents per hundred pounds or
less, and argued that fifteen cents should be es-
taDiished as the open published rate by the COM
mission.
g. NJ. Lambertson OF Lincoln. Neb.. an
peared on behalf of the Nebraska Farmers
Alliance and the state of Nebraska and urged
the reduction of the rate on corn from the
missouri river to fifteen cents per hundred to
Chicago He showed by data that ten wears
ago they carried corn at about TWENTY-FIVE
cents and the product of corn is now three
times what II was then. He also showed that
some OF the roads were under a secret rate
carrying corn now at less than fifteen cents
r ID Babcock, secretary Of the Northwestern
Iowa Grain shippers Association, and Spencer
smith. chairman of the board of railroad COM
mlssloners OF Iowa, also made arguments on
behalf OF the interests represented by them
AT tue afternoon session arguments were made
by Geo I. Anthony and James Humphrey.
railroad commissioners of the state of Kansas.
Special Census Agents Appointed.
Superintendent Porter has appointed the fol-
lowing named special agents to collect statis-
tlcs OF manufactures: LASER Meyer, Columbus,
Ga; = W. Copeland, Dahionega, Ga: Charles
b. Thomas, .iriffn, Ga; Jesse A Glenn, Dali
ton, Ga J. NJ. Hodgson, Athens, Ga; James Is.
seaver. Taunton, Mass; ID. F. Beale, Hamp-
ton and Newport News. Va; Robert h john
son. Mausau. Wis; Thomas s. Norton. Marsh
field. Wis; John A. Walker, Stevens Point.
Wis; Geo. W. Bishop, Eagle River and Rhine
lander, Wis; 5. J. Power, Hurley, Wis; l.. A.
Cass. Kenosha. Wis.,; II. Heady, Whitewater
Wis; Gustave Eberlee. Waterfowl. Wis.,; James
W. Palmer, Racine, Wis; Edward r. Hanson.
Beloit, Wis.,; James T. ONeill, Midland. Mich
Edward Fitzgerald. Owego, NY; Wells Van
Valkenburgh, Oneida, NY; John s. Judd
Bridgeport, Milford and Newtown, Conn.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS ESENlNG

CT. CLAIR FECHNER, AUCTIONEER, Gil PENN
- sylvania ave, under Metropolitan Hotel. sells
THIS DAY large lot Pawnhroker's Unredeemed
Pledges. Gold and Silver Watches Genuine Diamonds
Works Of Art.