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Lightuipe's Work,

BASIL, IND, Feb. 2O.-A fearful hail and
lightning storm prevailed in this and adjoining
counties yesterday. John Decker's frame resi-
dence near this town was struck by lightning
about noon. The current first passed down
the stove pipe. SCATTERING the stove, then
traversing the floor upon which Mrs. Decker
and Miss Florence Ball were standing, tore the
shoes from their feet, paralyzing their legs
Their feet have since blackened and burst and
are badly lacerated. The girl is seriously in
jured. The house is badly wrecked
TAMALEo, ILL, Feb. 2O.-Mrs. Ezell, wife of
Milt Eel, well-known democratic politician,
was killed here yesterday by a stroke of light
ming.
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THE NI,sr

Remarkable cures Of catsrrh effected By the Of
Ayers sa-sapariIls conclusive proofs that this
loahsOme and dangerous disease In Of the blood
henx only this sesrching and powerful Alternative to
thoroughly eradicate it
4 have suffered FOR years from catarrh. which was
that it destroy ed my appetite and weakened
my system None Of the remedies took Afforded me
any relief until used Ayers ssrsaparillA began
10 take this medicine last spring and am now entirely
free from that disgusting disease. My appetlte has
returned and am once more strong and healthy
Susan l.. W Cook. 9o9 Albany street Boston High
lands, Boston. Mass.
My son-now fifteen years Of age-was troubled for
Io,g time with catarrh, in its worst form. through
the effects Of which his blood became poisoned About
a year aso he began using Ayers sarsapsrilla has
taLea seven bottles Of IL and Is Tow entirely WE'LL
D. r. Kerr g.g Spring, Ohio.
81 xas cured Of a Iong-standng catarrh by the use
of Ayers sarsaparilia."-JamesJ Dougher, Company
q. 18Th Infantry, Fort wingate. NM
AYERS sARSAPAR1LLA.
Prepared By
DIR. J. C. AVER CO., Lowell. Mass.
Sold by Druggists. 81. six 81. Worth IS bottle.
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THE DISTRICT IN CONGRESS.
A Bill Authorizing the Appointment
Of q Disbursing Officer, Etc.

Mr.. Caswell introduced bill in the House
yesterday which authorizes the Commissioners
to appoint disbursing officer for the District
whose duty it shall be to disburse all moneys
appropriated for District purposes. He is to
give bond in the sum Of $4,000. The salary
for the office is fixed at IS, 500 per annum.
SALARIES OF PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS.
Senator Faulkner today offered an amend
ment to the District Of Columbia appropri-
alton bill which will make the paragraph relat-
ing to school teachers read as follows; 'For
teachers, not to exceed seven hundred and
ninety-fve in number, including teachers of
manual training schools, to be employed at q
rate OF compensation not to exceed an aver
minimum compensation shall not be less than
at the rate Of $500 per annum.
BOUNTY TO DISTRICT VOLUNTEERS
The House bill providing for the payment of
bounty to District of Columbia volunteers was
reported favorably to the House yesterday and
placed on the calendar.
a BUILDING FOR THE EMERGENCY HOSPITAL.
Mr.. Faulkner, by request, introduced in the
Senate today bill appropriating $50, 600 for
the erection of a new building on lot 10, square
22S, to be used by the Central dispensary and
emergency hospital.
THE PROPOSED BRIDGE TO ARLINGTON.
Senator Butler this afternoon submitted a
resolution, which was at once considered and
agreed to, directing the Secretary of War
to examine and report to the Senate
on the most suitable kind of a
bridge. with approaches, from point
at or near the foot OF New York avenue, across
the Potomac to point on the cemetery
grounds at Arlington, 80 as to connect in the
best manner the public grounds on both sides
of the river. The Secretary is also to submit
estimates on the kind of bridge which he
may deem most suitable and which will not
obstruct navigation.
THE BIOLOGICAL PARK BILL.
The bill which has already been passed by
the Senate and fully printed in THE STAR, ap-
propriating $4,000 for the coming years eX-
pense at the Geological Park, was reporte d
favorably in the House from the committee on
public buildings and grounds yesterday.
THE UNITED STATES AND THE C. AND o. CANAL.
Mr.. Lee Va.) today tried to get resolution
in the House inquiring of the Attorney Gen.
eral if the United States had any interest in
the Chesapeake and Ohio canal, and, if so,
what measures have been taken or are being
taken to protect those interests. Objection
was made to its introduction and he will seek
another opportunity.
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DlEll

BARRY. On February Is, 1890, ct 1890 am.
MARY BARRY, daughter OF the late James and Nsry
Barry.
Funeral will take place from her late residence 23<
Third street northwest, Friday ut lam. heQuiela
mass at st. Patrck's At sslne hour. Friends are re-
spectfully invited to attend %
DUCKETT. On wednesday, February 10 lSQO "A
9o'clock pm, SOPHIA DUCkkTT.
Funeral Friday, February ~, 1t 2 O'Clock d.
from Hamline NJ. 4. church
KKdLEY. At his residence. Anacostia DC, ON
February 9. 1890. at $50 pm, n FhANK REIr
LEY, aged forty six years.
Notice Of funeral hereafter
kEAGAN. On Thursday morning February 20
hanna Reagan, aged twenty-five years
Funeral from the residence Of her uncle p.tr,cs
Notice of time hereafter.
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CoreHrRs To THr FRoSr.

Take time by the fOrelock" that raspine hacky
cough of yours carries you where somsny consump
tiyes have preceded you Lose time but procure
bottle the rsoualremedy for lung and bronchial dis
.sse-sCOITs EMULSION OF COD LIVER OIL
with ByTophosfhites of Lime and Soda Rely upon IT
hat it vii afford you speedy and efficient aid Not only
a pulmonIc of SURPRISING merit but it compen-
for the drain of vitality which is most formula
Accompaniment of lung disorders Besides arrest
sthe consumption bronchitis and asthma,
nfuses unwonted vigor into enfeebled system and
tends NIL out the hollow places in angular frame.
Ladies in delicate health will find paatable
Of adding roundness figure robbed of scontour by
the iaroad of narasmus other wasting disorders
serufuIOus tendency may be successfully combatted
with it, and it is ac.piia thing for feeble children
ocI5
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Killed I'm Mines.

ASPEN CLIFF, Col, Feb. 20.-Shortly after
midnight while Martin and Hugh Brainerd
brothers, working in the Molliegeson mine, the
scaffold upon which they we're standing gave
way, both men falling to the bottom Of the
shaft, a distance of $50 feet. Both were in
stantly killed. About the same hour James
Linden, miner working in the Homestake
mine, was instantly killed, his brains being
knocked out by piece of rock falling 400 feet
and striking him upon the head.
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DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.

THE JURY ASKED TO RECONSIDER THEIR REPORT
The Commissioners have returned to Marshal
Ransdell the report of tine jury awarding dam
ages for the opening of an alley in square ~
with the request that the jury be instructed to
reconsider the matter. The jury only awarded
damages to the owner of one lot, and consider
ing the land taken from the other lots as being
offset by the benefits which said lots derived
from the opening of said alley made no
return OF damages of such lots As the
law does not authorize the marshars Jury to
take into consideration the question of benefits
the action of the jury was illegal The ques-
ton OF benefits is a matter TO be settled by a
commission OF three persons to be appointed
by the Commissioners.
CONTRACTS FOR GAS LAMPS AWARDED.
The contract for furnishing the District with
gas lamps has been awarded TO the Wheeler
reflector light company at s. IS each.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Senator Sherman and others in petition to
the Commissioners recently requested that the
east and west streets lying north of Boundary
and between llth and 18th streets west be
graded. The matter has been taken under
consideration.
The Commissioners have extended the time
for finishing the street railway track on Bright
wood avenue between Grant avenue and
Princeton street 80 days.
A permit has been granted to the Washing
ton gas light company to lay a gas main on Co.
lumbia avenue.
The Commissioners have appointed Lewis r.
Smith an additional private on the police
force.
The major Of police has been directed to
stop the digging of gravel from the roadway of
l. street northeast from LIST to I'd streets
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AMERICAN POETS CRITICIZED.
German Opinion of Them-Whitman a
Literary Curiosity-Poe Highly Praised.

The third of the series of public lectures in
German and French at the high school was
given yesterday by DR.. Wilhelm Bernhardt. In
continuation of his general subject, "Die Amer
ikanische Litteratur vom Standpunkte der
Deutschen Kritik," the works of Walt Whit
man, Richard Henry Stoddard Bayard Taylor,
Joaquin Miller, Frances Osgood and Edgar
Allen Poe were discussed
Whitman is regarded by the German critics
as a literary curiosity, a writer of prose, in
style that is neither poetry nor prose, possess
ing all the sentiment and delicate feeling that
form the raw material for true poet
Stoddard was compared to Heinrich
Heine in his mastership Of song. Bayard
Taylor is well known in Germany through his
excellent translation of Goethe's Faust" but
the speaker claimed that his dramas are a
failure and questioned the cause of the re-
markafIe lack of dramatic poetry in our litera-
ture. 1t was shown that dramatic poetry can
flourish only in country where the different
parties of society have agreed upon the lead
ing religious, political and social principles;
where a common philosophy embraces the ma
jority of the educated classes. so that the
dramatic poet may rely upon the appreciation
% the majority in his attempt to solve the
ethic conflicts and burning questions Of the
day. John A. Dorgan's lyric songs and joaquin
Millers Songs OF the Sierras" we're honorably
mentioned. Many Ut the poetesses OF America
were mentioned and the highest tribute paid
to Mrs. Osgood. the Felicia Hemans OF America
The chief subject of the lecture was Edgar
Allen Poe. who was pronounced the greatest
genius that American literature has yet pro-
duced in originality of thought, wealth Of
fancy and imagination and mastership of die
ton. The Bells' and ''The Raven" were
given in classic German TRANSACTIONS. The
power of words was illustrated by these two
specimens Of Poes poetry. ITO Helen" was
declared his masterpiece. The German story
writers. Hoffman and Chamisso, were compared
to Poe and it was also shown that Jules Verne
and Charles Beaudelaire are his followers. 1t
is the opinion of the German critics that Long
fellow and Bryant have reached the climax of
their fame and glory. but that Poe's name will
become more and more popular the farther we
advance from his life time
Quite large number OF persons listened to
the lecture, showing by the growing attendance
that the public appreciate the attempt to give
them such opportunities free of charge.
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w. Nj. Suusrrn 4 SoSa
el9 PENNA AVE.
Ten PER CENT OFF FOR CASH.

We are very much gratifed at the quantity of fall
aid winter goods disposed of during the past month
while giving discount of 10 per cent all sales,
larye and SMALL for CASH. and. having reduced our
winter stock very much. have decided to place al
SPRING and SUMNER Goods left from last season
sale upon the terms until further notice Our
object Is TO reduce the present stock and the
coming with one ENTIRELY NEW.
We have quite large lot of GINGHAMS, LAWNS
CHALIIS. sATINES. SILKS and . great variety of
WHITE DRESS GOODS. ROBES and FLOUNCINGs.
all Of which will be exposed for sale on Monday or
Tuesday next They will be marked at such low prices
to be attractive. and going sell them
If We have 10 make q loss to do so.
Our Summer silks have all been marked at . great
loss, but they must be sold and sold quickly.
There is on hand our usual stock Of BLACK SILKS
in all qualities. from Zoe. to 80 yard.
They include some Of the best makes imported
and will all 20 out at the same DISCOUNT FOR
CASH
We have left over large lot Of ROBES and CON-
BINAIION DRESSES in Silk and DOL and All Wool,
which offer at loss. but they all go at the
discount though many Of them are not bringing fifty
cents on the dollar.
In addition To the goods named above we have .
complete assortment Of MOURNING GOODS Of the
best makes. all in perbt condition. and as We pay
particular attention TO this department you will find
IN our assortment the most desirable goods in the
market
Also complete Stock Of Staple Goods, such a.
TABLE DAMAsks. NAPKINS. TowELINGs, IRISH
LISENs. LINEN sHEETINGs. LINEN TABLE
CLOTHS, WHITE aud COLORED SPREADS and
sHIkTINGs; all Of which are marked 1t regular
prices.
Also few REAL CAMEL's HAIR sHAwLs, which
are marked at . great loss to close.
ALL Of the above-named goods and in fact our
entire stock. at . discount Of 10 PER CENT FOR
CASH. Ali soOds marked in plAln figures.
". n. SINISTER Sons
10 ol9 PENN AVE. NV.
IT Is No LONGER NECESSARY TO TAKE BLUE
pills q rouse the liver ~ action. Carters Little
Liver Pills are much better. Don't forget thls
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Awarded Nominal Damages.

In the Circuit Court, Judge Montgomery,
this morning the jury in the case of Lucy A.
Lassiter agt the Inland Seaboard and Coast
ing company, in her suit for $4,000
damages, returned verdict for NOM
inal damages-the price Of tickets and
costs-in favor of plaintiff. She claimed
damages, because when she had bought a
ticket for state room No. 8 ON the steamer
Lady of the Lake, she found that room already
occupied and she set up all night. The de-
Tense WAS that she had been offered another
state room equally as good, but she refused to
accept.
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BOnfires Oh the Mountain.

SALT LAKE, Feb. 20.-The campaign closed
here for the season by a grand torchlight pa
rade and fireworks in honor of the Gentiles
city administration, which took possession last
night. There were upwards of 1000 men in
line and party assembled Ensign Peak and had
bonfres there and burned lights. 1t was
brilliant close of the campaign.
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MARRIED.

McGHAN-TANNER On Monday. Febrp,rv ~
1880, HARVEY ID. McGHAN OF I5euyer 800 ~
ANNE I. TANNER VI " ashington. u. c.
MAcGREAL-MoohE. On Monday, February IL,
1850, 81 the residence Of the bride by the new r a.
d SSrey o. the Metropolitan NJ. E. church. VII.
MOORE Of Washington, DC
TALBOT-CAsTLEMAN. On Tuesday February
Is, 1890 at 81 Johns church, hy kev j. A. Register
NOBLE L CAsTLEAAN, dsughter Of the late s "a
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage Licenses have been issued by the
clerk Of the court to Harry E. Knott and Lucy
'. Elliott; Samuel II. Myers and BERTHE L. Hill
Harry b. Major and Victoria v. Coggins.
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A Rat I'm the I,urch vR.ska<

-ssSS ~ SssC A1uuCu HSwos&ct~
Geo. Thomas, colored boy, threw rat at an
old colored man who had Q lunch basket dis
pensings pigs feet, sandwiches and other neces-
saries OF life to newsboys At 18th street and
Pennsylvania avenue yesterday. The rat fell
In the lunch basket and the old man had the
boy arrested Judge Muller 6nsd him e.
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Fire Near Takoma Park.

About O'Clock last evening the frame house
on Carroll avenue near Takoms Park, owned
by Mrs. DIR. Cowling and occupied by HILLARY
Wheeler, colored, took FIRE and was entirely
destroyed. The loss ON the building was q, 900
and about $3.50 ON the furniture. 1t Is sup
posed to have been caused by a foul chimney.
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A Big Chicago Mortgage.

CHICAGO, Feb. 2O.-A mortgage for q, 900 900,
covering that amount of bonds, was executed
yesterday by the Chicago South Side railroad,
elevated railroad, to the Northern trust COM
pany. The mortgage is of the blanket descrip-
ton, covering the right Of way and all other
property of every description owned by the
company. One Of the officials said last night
1t was proposed to push the construction to
completion without delay.
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DR.. Blood Caught.

MIDDLEBoRo', Mass, Feb. 20.-Dr. Blood
charged with being implicated in the murder
of Hiram Sawtelle, was arrested here today and
taken to Boston.
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"TrRED In TIE MoRsrse~

This feeling. after a good nights Sleep arises
from disOrdered stomach. little Genuine Carlsbad
sTrudcl salt will tone the stomach and drive away
this Of weariness Be and secure only the
genuine. IL
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To Speak for Washington.

The speeches in the House in favor of WASH
ington as the site of the worlds fair will come
up about 43O o'clock. Mr.. McComas
will open in favor of the national capitol.
He will be followed by Messrs. Moore,
Of Texas O'Ferrall of Virginia. Coleman of
Louisiana. Morse of Massachusetts, Bowden of
Virginia, Milliken of Maine and Hooker of Mis-
sissipp Tomorrow Mr.. W. L. Wilson will
open for Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-20

Range Of the THERMOMETERS Today.
The following were the readings at the sic.
nal Office today: sam, 40 2p.m-, 46; maxi
mum, 81; minimum. 49,
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The Cold Nave Is Cominu

A bulletin from the chief Office says: Hoist
cold wave signal. Temperature will fall to 70
degrees or lower by s am, February n {"
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CoreHs. SoRE THRoAr.

The highest medical authorities Of the world pre-
scribe and recommend the SODEN MINERAL PAS
TlLLES diseases of the Throat Chest and Lungs,
and also for Consumption.
The SOden Mineral Pastlles and Waters proved
QIite useful you claimed in the for which
employed them, one Of gastric catarrh."
WM- +. WAUGH,
Prof. of the Medico-ChiI uryical College At Phila
Il used the SOden Mineral Pastilles with excellent
results Cneerfully recommend them for all Throat
troubles" 4. X. CLACSEN. M D..
Supervising Physician at Phila.
AZ all Druggists at 25 and 80 cents box
Pamphlets Gratis on application.
sODEN MINERAL SPRINGS CO., LIMITED,
oc2g.t.th6s-6m Is Cedar ST., New York.
ry,O BE FREE FROM SICK HEADACHE BILIOUS.
H. less. Constipation, &C., Carters Little Liver
I4l,. StrIcIy Vegetable. They gently stimulate the
liver and Tree the stomach from bile.
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a Good Man Cana

INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. 2O.-Mr. Sulgrave Of the
Ne,cs is dead. He was one of the oldest and
best known editors in Indiana.
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Tho Mananoltas

of j. Calvet d Co.'S 1850 vintage celebratad
Chateaux Clarets are regarded as models by
connoisseurs. For sale by the Schoomaker 90.
and other leading dealers.
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Entertained by DIR. Chappelle.

The monthly conference of the Catholic clergy
of the city was held today at the residence of
Rev. DR.. Chappelle. After the business meeting
the members were entertained at lunch by DIR.
Chappelle, who is recovering from the indispo-
sition which has confined him to the house 70
some time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-20

The LEAVE Of Lieut. VIM. P. Day is extended
until LIST Of November, with permission to re.
main abroad.
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE. Feb. 2O.-Cottou nrrn-midd!iDg
11A. Flour fairly active and steady. Wheat
southern duh; FultZ 1SaSi; Long berry, SlaS6; No
2, red, syn; steamer No. 2, red 71a7s; western
airy, Sl&asl4; March, Slas.S2: May. s34aS4.
Corn-southern firm and quiet; white. 3Sa42;
yellow, 35a:ss; western quiet; mixed spot, Boa
&c.,; February, :S6a:SoI.; March, 3Js a:G; April
35,.a38; May, 31Sa:,61s; June, 36A a35hG; july
1,a:S7; steamer, 341Ea35- Oats hrm-southern
and Pennsylvania, 2sa3l; western, white, 29ka
81: do. mixed. Sha2a; graded No. =, white,
.sOa3l. Rye steady-prine choice. 56a5S Hay
firm-prime to choice timothy, l2.J0al3 Provisions
steady and unchaneed-mess pork. old TO- new
IL: bulk meats. loose shoulders D; long clear and
clear rib sides. ~: sugar picked shoulders, OK;
suear-cured smoked shoulders, 0H: hams, los IA
liz; lard, refined ~, crudo o.. Butter quiet
l6aIs; creamery, Coax Eggs strcng-western, Is
Petroleum unchanged-renned, ~. Coffee Arm
--Itio cargoes fair, lY1. Sugar quiet and steady
A soft g.. Copper unchanged-rehned, 13I4 ala Y,
Whisky frm-l.O9alI0 Freights 10 Liverpool per
steamer steady and Qaiet-cotton, doc; grain per
bushel, ID. Cork for tablespoonful, +s.9d. a5s.
saIes-wheat p, 600 bushels; corn, 356, 600 BUSH
els
BALTIMORE. Feb 2o.-virgnia threes, 66as7;
Baltimore and Ohio stock, 99s a10l; Cincinnati,
Washington and Baltimore first certificates, lOi u:
consolidated gas bonds. 1i3,s; do stock, 81 a52
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. Feb. 20 (cIosing). -wheat-Febru-
Any. I5ss: March, 76ss; May. 7ssI June, 7sa. Corn
February, 2s..: March. 2sjs; May. 30s: June,
3o... oa,s-february, l9s; March, 49,; May.
$40: May, 995; June, 9,97A. Lard-February,
8. TN; aarcn. 5.7j; May, $780, June, 5.95
Short ribs-sebrusry, A72A: March, A72ki; Nay,
$50 Juns. s.s.is.
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Kaspar Kneessi's VIII

The will Of the late Kaspar Knessd has been
Aied. He leaves all his estate 10 his wife
(Annal during life or vidowhood and then to
his children.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-20

APPOINTED A MILITARY CADEr-George N
Venable, fifth district Of New Jersey, has beer
appointed cadet at the military academy Q,
West Point.
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I'd EDITION.
--latest TGleglanS 10 The Star.
The Thing Isn't So Rad After All.

ST.. PAUL, Feb. 20.-The attorney general
has decided that the American building associ-
alton has not violated the laws under which it
is chartered
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-20
NAyAI Orders. Iieut. Charles r. Moo,

been ordered to duty at the naval academy,
Commander James d. Graham has been de.
tached from the New York navy yard and Or
dered to command the monitor at Richmond
Va, relieving Commander Felix McCuslev vho
has been ordered to command the Nipsic per
steamer 9Th March next -
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The virginia Republican Leavue

A large and enthusiastic meeting of the yir-
gnia republican league was held last night at sos
street, W. c. Martin, president, in the chair.
Action was taken looking toward the interests
OF the party at the congressional election next
fall. The league also decided to petition the
republicans in the House to seat Hon. John I'D
Langston.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-20
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Stock

New York Stock Market.
The following the opening and closing prices of
the New York stock Market, as reported by special
wire TO Corson and Mccartney, l41S + street:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-20

CATP. PBILIP HIcHBoRN, assistant to the chief
constructor Of the navy, will 60 tonight to
Boston to attend TO some matters connected
with the construction Of cruiser No. IL at Har.
rison Loring's yard He will return Sunday.
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Real Estate Matxer~-

Frank R. Lane has bought for $1,000 of T.
+. Schneider sub all, square 362, one Of the ne y
houses recently erected ON between 9th and
10th streets northwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-20

Mollie Smith today, by Mr.. J. Amber Smith,
dled bill for divorce from James L. Smith.
Iney we're married In Baltimore In April, 1873,
and have two children. She charges him with
cruel treatment and failure 10 support her.