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Washington Stock Exchange.

sales-Regular can-le o'clock m: U. s. IS,
coupons; $500 at l2lx: Us Is, registered, $50 at
at SO; at 81. Arlington Insurance, 10 at 1I5.
American Security and Trust Company. 81 at 49,
at G2k.
Government Bonds-U. s. 4,ls, lsol, registered,
103 hid. US. 41s, 1891, coupon, lG bid. Us.
4s registered, 1901. laoh bid, ly2 asked. U. S 4s,
District OF Columbia Bcnds-Per imp. es, 1891,
rsney los bid, asked Market Stock. s 49, i ns
JOB bid. oO-year fund, S. 1899, god 1917 bid.
Water stock, IS, 1901 currency, l3l bid, lSS asked
I s so1s IL, ,yS d n n wafer st ,s
fund, currency. IL bic. 122 asked.
Miscellaneous Bonis-Washington and George
ington and Georgetown Railroad Convertible Is, ia
bid, 100 asked. Masonic Hall Association, S. 1885,
| lo5 bid. Washington Market Company LIST mortgage
imp. to- - bid, III asked Washington Light In
failtry ed. -. 1904, 81 bid. 100 asked Wash
! bid, i22 asked Washington Gas Light Company
series b, 6s, l1sk bid, ia asked Hygicnic Ice
Company. LIST mortgage g., bid. 100 asked !.meri-
can Security and Trust Company, IS, 100 bid lo2X
National Bank S,ocks-Bank OF Washington, 40
bid. 800 asked. Bank Of Republic, go bill Metro
second, POO bid. Farmers and Mechanics, 1870 bid
Citizens, l'o bid, $50 asked Colulnha,rb bid, l1o
96 bid. 100 aske. Traders, - bid, 1875 asked. Lin
coin, 40 bid.
halrOan StOckb-N asninS1bn ana GcOrgetOWn
24o bid. 2G5 asked Metropolitan, I25 bid. 1870 asked
| Columbia, - bid, 70 asked. Capitol and North o
| Street. 30 bid, % asked. lexington and Soldiers
| Home, 59at bid, 90 asked. Georgetown and Ten
| leytUwn. SIS asked.
| Insurance S,0cks-Firemen's, - hid, 50 asked
| Franklin, 80 bid. Metropolitan, 81 bid. National
Union, bid, % asked. Arlington, 20 bid, lis
| asked. CorcOraE, g. bid Columbia, - bid, 16ii
asked. German; american. lis bid. Potomac, 50
bid, lo0 asked. riggs, N bid, SO asked Peoples,
bid. 81 asked. Lincoln, 81 bid, - asked. COM
\ mercial, bid.
| Title Insurance Stocks-Real Estate Title. 1876
- BID asked. Columbia Title, ca bid, Ca asked.
| Gas ana Electric Light Observation-Disclosures Gas,
- BID. as asked. Georgetown Gas, IS bid. L. 8.
| Electric Light, i40I% bid, i4j asked.
Telephone StocSs-Pennsylvanis, % bid, - asked.
Chesapeake and Potomac, - bid. ~ asked. Ameri-
can Graph0phOnc. ~ hid, 12I. asked.
| Miscellaneous StOcks--Wa.hingtOn Market Com
| pany, - bid, 70 asked. Great Falls Ice Com
pany, - bid, 22o asked. Bull Run Panorama
Company, l6 bid, % asked. National Safe Deposit
Company, s6o hid, 400 asked Washington Safe
Deposit Company. l25 hid, 140 asked. National
| Topographic. II bid asked. Pneumatic Gun
Carriage, = hid, asked. Washington, Loan and
| Trust Company. 4ss bid, asked. American Sc
c,irity and Trust Company, 90 bid c. asked. Hy-
genic Ice Company, IS asked. lnterocean Building
| Company, los asked,
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~ 00 L L Il y Z We
GLADSTONE DENIES.
He Pronounces as Untrue All of Par
nellS Statements.
THE FUNERAL OF AUGUST BELMONT.
Shoe Manufactures and Their Men
in Dispute.
IRISH AMERICANS DIVIDE.
MR.. GLADsTONE's REPLY.
He Denies All the Statements Made by MI.
Parnell.

He Denies All the Statements Made by MT
Parnell.
LONDON, Nov. 29.-Mr. Gladstone has issued
q reply to Mr.. Parnells manifesto, in which he
denies in toto the statements made by the
Irish leader in regard to the retention OF
Irish members in the imperial parliament,
the settlement Of the land or agrarian difficulty
i'll Ireland, the control Of the Irish constabu-
larry and the appointment OF the judiciary
in Ireland. MIR. Gladstone says he will
not apply single epithct to AIr. Parnell,
not being his judge. He believes, however,
that he showed by his course in the matter of
the special commission appointed TO investi-
gate the charges made against Mr.. Parnell
growing on. of the Pigott letters that he had no
indisposition to 10 Mr.. Parnell justice.
Mr.. Gladstone then comes forth with a re-
cital OF the proposal alleged by Mr.. Parnell in
his manifesto to have been made to him during
his visit to Mr.. Gladstone at Hswarden last No
vcmber in regard 10 the intended proposals
with regard to home rule in the event of the
liberal party winning at the next general cleo
ton.
MICHAEL DAvrrT's MANIFESTO.
Michael Davirt has issued to the Irish people
his counter-manifesto directed against the
the retention by Mr.. Parnell of the leadership
OF the Irish nationalist party. Mr.. Davitt
opens by declaring that the national party of
ireland is now in splinters. The manifesto
lssued by Mr.. Parnell Ia. he SAYS, the last
desperate move of a discredited leader. 1t is
dlincult, if not inconceivable. to understand
how any man could have struck q worse blow
at Ireland.
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BE Br,urIrrL.

Mime A. RUPERT. worldfalned Complexion Spe-
ciast and Lecturer. las ecture,l this subject
all the lTer cities of America and Europe. She
fAils to MI .he theEtsrs in every city and Is
always indorsed by the leading newspapers. y. Y.
World says Madame RUPERT, the renowned COM
plex specialist ectureSI 10 fashionable audience 1t
Fifth Avenue Theater last evenin<-hunlreds were
turned away" To tho who have been unable to hear
this eminent authority she Will send her eixht pare
circular living valuable nfOratiGn. reccipt OF &c
postage. Nine. kupr-rt - the originator Of wonder
fu Face Beach, wlicb Ii Creating sub iurure among
society ladies' NJ present. NINE. \. RJPIERT
s;-S Brancn Once. 40 9Th s.. L. Washington u. c.
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"LOOKs LIKE CLEVELAND IN ,e:."
So Thinks Representative Lce-NOthing to Say
OF the Hume Mems Chnrscs.

So Thinks Representative Lee-NOthing to Say
OF the Hume Mems Charges.
Il don't propose to say one word in answer
to the charges made by Hume men US to the
manner in which my friends and conducted
my end Of the late congressional campaign
said Representative W. Ii. f. Lee to Il STAR re-
porter.
There is no truth in any Of their wild state
ments, ard shall just let things go along as
they are. It's a minor matter anyhow. We are
working for 1892. There is our goal and moth
ing can prevent us getting there
Am / for Cleveland? He's a good man.
ANY one is good man who can secure the nom.
nation. don { feel quite sure who the nomi-
nee will be. though i. looks like Cleveland, but
you can say that Virginia will give her elec.
toral vote To the democratic nominee.
''0f course the republicans will have to put
up Blaine. He the only man they have left
1t will be an interesting fight. but We are GER
tain to win"
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ELECTRIC LIGHT CONTRACTS.
Materials for the Plant In the State. War
and Navy Department building.

Materials for the Plant In the State, War
and Navy Department. building.
The contracts for the materials required for
establishing an electric lighting plant in the
State, War and Navy Department. building have
been awarded by Capt, Thorn Williamson, SUI
perintendent of the building, as follows:
The Southwark foundry, Philadelphia, two
boilers, for "a, $40.
Cooper, Smith & Co. Of Washington, two
engines, S4.5S7. ..4-..
Edison General Electric Lighting Company
of New York, for four dynamos, $3.50.
PROTESTS.
There were a couple Of protests received by
Capt. williamson from other electric lighting
companies against the form OF the advertise
mcnt for bids. which specified Edison dyna.
mos" ON the ground Of unfair discrimination.
Que of these came from the Thompson.
Houston Company and the other from the
National Electric Manufacturing Company OF
Emu Claire,4 Wis. Secretary Proctor has de.
cided that the superintendent was right in
advertising az he did, inasmuch a. IL was hil
plan merely Co complster the system already
begun in the building In harmonious and Ell,
6cient manner.
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A SERIOUS SPLIT.
st. Paul Irish americans UnilecidedVvhethe
to Receive the EnvOys.

st. Paul Iris'i--imericans Observation-Disclosures
to Receive the ENJOYS.
ST. PAUL, MINI, Nov. 29.-There is a seri-
GUS split among the Irish-American citizens of
st. Paul over the question Of inviting here the
Irish members of parliament now in this cour,-
try. The latter wired here requesting such an
invitation. but it is doubtful if it will be ex-
tended. 4 public meeting was held last night
TO consider the question and the discussion
waxed 80 warm that several personal enccun-
tiers were threatened. One prominent man
declared that if the members held a meeting
here not only would he never contribute anothe +
cent. but would organize rival meeting
and publicly denounce Parnell. The adhe-
rents Of Parnen were in the majority. but the
minority succeeded in postponiEg action on
the invitation. Today the entire Irish popula-
ton is split in two factions.
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baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 29.-CottGn nominal-mid.
ding. ga. Flour quiet Eheat--souihern quiet;
Fultz, 9IaloO; Longbcrry, ala1Jo: No. 2, 96k;
steamer No. ?, red, 921G: western quiet No. 2, win
ter red spot W.; November, 80; December, rs
January. 81: May. 1.1a,i aI.n3%. Corn-southern
quiet; white, 4Sa5I; yellow, 45a5;; western easy;
mixed spot, 81; November, 81; year, 56a asketi;
January, 81 asked: May, 5SISaa9. Oats active but
scarce-unEra,led southern and Pepnsyivania, Sea
80; Do do western white. ,Ea5sk: do. do. mixed,
5Qa5lk; graded No. 2, white, 55a5Jh. Rye fairly
active. Lay firm. Provisions firm. Butter active
but hrln. Eggs frm-26. Coffee steady-Rio car
goes fairs, lyit: No. :. Is. Sugar steady. Copper
quiet. Whisky fairly active-12o. Freixhts to
flour, laooo barrels; wheat, 5000 bushels: corn,
$1,000 bushels: oats, s,0O0 bushels. shipments
hOur, $500 barrels; wheat, $4,000 buscis com,
1900 bushels.
.BALTiMORE, Nov. 29.-virginia threes, 3Sk
bid: baltimore and Ohio stock, a5a9.: Northern
Baltimore rsts, ~ asked; consolidated gas bonds,
HALE; do stock, 46a46y..
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The Estate nj Michael Tally.

In the Probate Court yesterday Judge James
directed plenary proceedings in the case Of the
estate Of Michael Tally. provided a copy Of the
order be served on James T.. John and David
Tally aud Joanna Russell on or before Decem.
Der 4. The motion on which the order was made
was filed by Mr.. NJ. L. Norris as executor
and Mrs. Mary Ellen Prince. sister Of those
named above. caveat to the will Of The
father having been filed. in which its integrity
IL assaiied, the petition is fled TO bring all
parties into court for the purpose of expedit.
ing the trial OF any issues in the Will, DC.
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LASTING MACHINES OPPOSED.
Shoe Manufacturers and Workmen Il
Rochester ut Odds.

ROCHESTER, n. Y, Nov. 29.-There has been
a strike in the factory of the T. Cox Shoe Manu-
featuring Company since June last against the
Introduction of the Rochester lasting machines.
Twenty-one Of the leading manufacturers
have signed a manifesto. in which they say that
they will dismiss after Monday from their en-
pleyment all members of the Boot and Shoe
Makers international Union until the strike
against the Cox company shall have been COM
pletely abandoned and the right to introduce
amy machinery deemed desirable and to en-
ploy help either by the day, week, Or piece be
conceded.
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THE POSTMASTER GENERAL.
His Annual Report Of the Operations Of His
Department.

His Annual Report Of the Operations Of His
Department.
The report Of Postmaster General Wanna
maker strongly advocates his postal telegraphy
plan and also the establishment of postal saw
ings banks and the adoption of cent postage.
He refers to the improvements made in the
civil service under his department and shows
where additional improvement to it can be
made.
The report shows that the resources Of the
department for the fiscal year were se0, s5s, 1888.
The expenditures and liabilities were S66. GAS, :
0ss. The deficiency for the year, therefore,
SIS, 7S6, 800.
The Postmaster General hopes that the way
may soon be clear to connect the executive de-
partments and the Senate and House Of Repre-
sentatives with the Washington city post Office
by the pneumatic system, and that it may then
be extended to the sub-stations and post offices
of large cities,
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DEMOCRACY AND THE ALLIANCE.

Representative Peel Thinks the Latter Will
Benefit the Former.
Representative Peel of Arkansas, speaking of
the Farmers Alliance movement. said to STAR
reporter that the democrats would follow a
line of true democracy in the next House and
trust to that to satisfy the farmers.
Every Thing practical proposed by the ALI
aEce." he sid, lis in accordance with pure
democracy and I have no doubt in the world
that We will be benefited by the alliance move
ment."
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AUGUST BELMONT BURIED.

Funeral Services Over the Dead Banker
Held in New York.
New YORK. Nov 29.-Funeral services over
the remains of the late August Belmont were
cof.ducted in the Church of the Ascension cor
ner Of 10th street and 5th avenue, today. The
etufce was crowded to the doors. The pail
bearers were Henry Parrish. J. Pierpont Nor
gan. ex-PresideEt Grover Cleveland, Gov
son, Edwin A. Post. John Hunter, Col. William
Jay. james u. Parker. sydney Webster and
Manton Marble. The remains were taken to
Newport.
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OUR BRAZILIAN VISITORS.
Trip to Mount Vernon Today-Future
Entertainments.

The Brazilian naval officers were taken down
the river to Mount Vernon on the United States
steamer Despatch this morning and spent q
very pleasant day there. They we're accom-
panied by Admiral Walker and Lieuts. Mason,
Buckingham and Staunton. The party re-
turned this afternoon.
This evening the visitors will be entertained
at dinner by the Metropolitan Club ut the club
house on H street, there being only present the
officers, the escorting party and members Of
the club.
Monday night Secretary Tracy will tender q
reception in honor Of the Brazilians at the
Arlington, for which q number of invitations
have been issued. The party win leave for
New York Tuesday morning.
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Sic MoRrrLL MAcxrszrE.

The Eminent Throat Specialist. says:
The SOGen Mineral Pastilies. whGl. produced
from the SO,ien Mineral Sprinls 10y sSstOr:IO on are
particularly S-IVEeaie ia Catarrhal inhslIHst!
Sors ThrusI. COuxi.s. BVn hits aud I.nx uiisa,
HE Slen MI,Sras IastIIes sale iy ali crtg-
E1sts for trial box viii ls Inal ed Tor =,
all at.dreS>.
oUDLS MINERAL SPRING COMPANY.
20. BOX 1919, New lorx.
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AN IMPORTANT CONFERENCE.
Representatives of Canada and Quebec Di
cuss constitutional Questions.

cuss constitutional Questions.
TORONTO, ONT, Nov. 29.-An important con-
ference took place today in the parliament
buildings between Sir John Thompson, repre-
senting the Dominion government; Hon. Chas.
Lanselier. representing the province of Quebec,
and members Of the Ontario government repre-
senting Ontario. with a view to clearing way
to the settlement of various disputed matters.
Some constitutional questions, as Indian
claims, fitheries, right to forest shares, &C.,
were discussed. Facilities we're ar
ranged for bringing some Of the
constitutional questions before the Su-
preme Court and if necessary before the
judicial committee OF the privy council. The
conference lasted all day, and on the whole is
understood to have been satisfactory to all
parties.
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Pensions FoR DISTRICT PEopIE.-Pensions
have been granted to residents OF the District
of Columbia as follows: Original invalid, Fred
erick C. Pratt, Alex. g. Campbell, Reuben II.
Harlon, Henry I. Stewart (Georgetown). In
crease. Frederick E Schotter, VIM. H. Myers,
Geo. II. Murphy and Vim. II. Quackenbus6.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-29

DIED.
ben ~ io. THoMhS y kSdnR. In y a., sev ian.
Israel and Sarah Knode OF Harerstown Nd.
lie funeral will take place his late res.dence.
AL ii street northwest. Monday, Deceuaber A. al ,
pm. thagerstown paIers pleas. copy.
MEEHAN. ON Thursday. November ~ 1890 AZ
ii pm, MARIE EDNA, infant dhui-llter of r. n. and
Aial1e Neesn, aged one year. month and eleven
days.
Ere sin could harm fade
Death came. with inend,y care,
HE opening Dud 90 lesN-n conveyed.
And bade II blossom there.
BIZ ITS PARENTS
Friends are respectfully invited TO attend the funeral
on sunday. 30 pm. FROM her parents Residence.
Avalon Terrace, Anacostia. DC.
SMITH. On THURSDAY, November %, lszsQ.
BEkIHA. youngest DAUGHTER Of Willard aud Laura v.
Smith. aged sixteen months
Her little hands are folded
Her little clothes laid by,
her lttie form II cold IN death
To suffer pain no more.
Little Bertha WAS our darling,
Pride OF all our hearts at home.
But the angels came AMI whispered
Little Bertha do come home.
BY Her Psrenn
Funeral Sunday at O'Clock from residence Of her
Parents.
MATTER. The remains Of the late II. L, WALTER
Will he removed from the vault at Mount Olyet
terry and inferred In the faulty lo ON Monday. Dcem-
Der 4. 1st,U. at III O'Clock am.
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The Renovated Police Court.

The work Of putting up cell room and max
ing repairs and improvements to the Police
Court il not yet completed, but Judge Miller
announced today that on Monday morning he
would hold court in the building.
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No MIscoUNr IN THE New YoRK CHxsrs
FpuREs.-superintenden Porter says there is
no foundation for the published statement that
the first or rough connt Of the population of
the city of New York, as announced by the
census office, has been discovered to be ont Of
the way some la, 900 by . subsequent count Of
the figures.
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nl-lm
ID RY CT O O d s

ID RY Or GODS.
ANDROSCoGGIN BLEACHED COTTON, Sc.
Ahu-h iDL Bl.EACHED CUT1 ON. a.
HtAlHEEPkOOF TICKING, lJc.
VOL PlAIDS. ~ :n- wide. JG<.
One ease Et5tN ANTS CALICO light and dark, &c.
fu.i line LADIES' COATS.
kkSSiikASH.N CAfES. -, % and "a.
ALONltE COLLARS. Es. CT FFS, 30c.
bi-ANkElS, lseti. White and Gray
tDafOkIs, IN AL styles ard urlces.
LiLLON CASH COTION,.~.
Xc. - '-~~ "'~s'
ShAWl.S in great variety and prices.
i@rxe line Of III (iS frU.il tsS up.
Bpls, WAISTS and KNEE PANTS
-DORibEkS DI fLLS CDHSE is, 81
iiAtlrs anu Cnil,lIen : CNDEi.H
rhENth WOVEN CORSEIs, pAr.
MISSING CORsEIs, g..
CEIhlren's ALL-NOOi. RID SHIRTS DC
I. B. ToWNEE Il SON.
40 l3I6 eth ST m "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-29

La N0RAANDIE HOTEL ID the newest and finest
otel In Warrington; facing MCPHERSON Square.
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GRAr1rupE

GnAr1ruDr
IL rare virtue: but the grateful people that SIS
has cured. after physicians had declared them incur
BILE. number way up in the Thousands Oscar wnes Of
Hunttngbury. KY. says: For years was afaicted
with blood taint that haed the skin Of the best
PHYSICIANS.
The disease affected my eyes until WIS almost blind
am thankful to say Tat few bottles of 3D. cured
me entirsly. Ny syssght II completely restored and
my general health 10 better than II has been for ysa
Books On blood and skin dfssasss frss.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO..
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NARROW ESCAPE OF THE rNMArEs--A Loss OF
sS5, 000-scEyEs AND INcIDxNTs-A TALK WITH
THE PRoPRIEToR-How HE SAVED HIS FAMILY
THRILLrNo EXPERIENCES.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-29

Col L. B. Cutler, one of the most ardent re-
publicans Illinois possesses and known all over
this city, is ready for the opening of the session
on Monday.
"Don't you worry about Illinois. said he to
an inquisitive STAR reporter this afternoon.
''lllinois will elect a republican Senator in jan
ury. No explanations as to how or why are
necessary. 1t is all fixed"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-29

Treasury Department Promotions.
The following named persons have received
appointments under civil service rules, viz:
B. F. Butterfeld to Ss4O in the Office of the
Secretary. E. S. Mitchell to $500 in the office
Of United States coast and geodetic survey.
Promotions-H H. Setter from class / TO
class 2, third auditors Office: George Mcinturff,
from 300 to $500. second auditors office; T. H.
Armstrong. from sG60 to 5000. registers office,
and Miss l.. A. 9Iapes, from 500 to $500, Office
of United States coast and geodetic survey.
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Ii You HAVE

CONSUMPTION.
BRONCHITIS.
SCROFULA.
COUGH or COLD.
THROAT AFFECTION,
WASTING OF FLESH.
Or any EiseaSe where the Throat and Lungs are in
flannel. Llck % strength Nerve Power you can be
Relieved amt Cure,iby
SCOTS EMULSION
OF PURE COD I1yIE OIL WITH
HYPOPHOsPHITES,
PALATABLE AS MILK.
Ass for Scotts Emulsion. and let explanation or
solicitation induce you TO accept q substitute.
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MARRIED.,

BULKLEY-HYDE. ON nos,iay. November %,
ls.O at 1T. Johns churl, 6eur-etown. - C.. Toy the
Rev. L. A. Ree-ster. lMlI.S RON IANB. daughter of
Thomas Hyde. 10 BARRY BILkLIl.
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THE WRECKED CANAL.

To Be Repaired This Winter-Hoping to Re-
sumo Navigation Next Spring.
The bond Of 5000, 900 required by the decision
Of Judge Alvey Of the trustees of the Chesa-
peake and Ohio canal bondholders of 1874 was
fled at Hagerstown yesterday. The signers were
Bradley S. johnson, Joseph Bryan, Henry H.
Keedy, Hugh L. Bond, jr., and John X. Cowen.
Miss Mary E. Garrett and John B. Mcdonald as
sureties. They have paid into court in cash a10,-
600 for COSTS and produced 500. 900 Of the bonds
of 1878 and S247, 500 in legal tender currency to
pay for the rest Of the bonds of 1873. This en-
titles them to the possession Of the canal
property.
Mr.. Stake and the canal company will appeal
the case, but this will not delay work on the
canal. and the trustees intend to proceed at
once, they say, to repair the canal.
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PALATABLE AS MILK.
Sold by all Druggists
n26 SCOTT X BOVINE. Chemists. ny.

ITO GET RELIEF FROM INDIGESTION. Bill
lOnSnes - constipation tCrTid liver without us
ttri- tue >tO aCn iur-iI-- the aowes, tsae few
d>ss OF Carter Little Liver lis they W. III 'ase you.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Stock Ma

The following are the opening and closing prices of
the New York Stock Market. ported by special
wire to CorsOn and Mccartney, 1419F street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-29

Nc CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS TABLE
~ Should he without q bottle 81 an1ssfnrn lsifters
the sord.snoSned appetizer. exquisite nAvor. Be
vnfe on oountereit~ .u.,S-tt3l
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he URGES CHANGES IN THE LIQUOR LICENSE
LAws-Sor IN FAVOR OF AN ARBITRARY LINT
THE TAXATION OF BANKS AND INSURANCE CON-
PANIEs-PRoTRcTIoN OF HOME INSTITUTIONS.