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Scorr.s ExrLsros.


CURES COUGHS AND COLDS.
SCOTS EMULSION
RELIEVES CONSUMPTION.
SCOTS EMULSION
CURES BROSCHITIa
SCOTS EMULSION
WONDERFUL FLESH PRODUCER.
SCOTS EMULSION OF COD LIVER OIL
AS PLEASANT AS MILE
SCOTS EMULSION
CURES THROAT AFFECTIONS
SCOTS EMULSION
MAKES THE WEAK STRONG.
SCOTS EMULSION
CURES sCRoFULA IN ALL FORMS
SCOTS EMULSION
CURES SKIN DISEASES.
SCOTS EMULSION OF COD LIVER OIL WITH
HYPoPHOsPHITEs Is SOLD ALL OvEI
TIE WORLD. nos
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Very Likely Not.

PHILADELPHIA, March Is. - Pennsylvania
railroad officials deny the stories published
this morning connecting that road with the
purchase of western and southwestern roads
The statement that the Pennsylvania is likely
to acquire the Manitoba road is said by the
officials to be without any foundation what
ever
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TisZa on Deck Still.

PEsTH, March Notwithstanding the posi-
tive statement on Tuesday that Herr Won Tisza
had resigned the Office of Hungarian prime
minister and that Count Won Szapary
had been appointed to succeed him. Herr
Won Tisza today announced in the lower house
of the Hungarian diet that he had today asked
the emperor TO accept his resignation.
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Real Estate Matters.

W. H. Reilly has bought for $4,000 of VIM.
Mayse parts l6 and IL, square 1874, IS feet
inches front on 9Th street east between C and
ID streets south.
I. ]. Augusterfer has bought for Sc. 720 of B.
Herman subs % to 26, square 914, on between
Sth and 9th streets northeast.
q. A. Jordan has purchased for S. 500 of
Maria L. Marble sub 5, SO. 1874, p BY 100 feet
on between 18th and 10th streets northwest.
j. J. Sheehy has bought for 1000 of Joseph
Bowes sub AZ, 50. sc, 90 by so feet on p be-
tween goth and 2lst streets northwest.
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paper called The Free lance has made its
appearance 1t Charleston, w, Va, a. an organ
Of the labor party.
The FIRST issue Of the Baptist Hiossr, pub
lished BY colored preacher at Huntington has
appeared.
Ex-Gov. Holden Of North Carolina d III and
not expected 10 live
The citizens Of Petersburg hare erected .
tabernacle for Sam Jones - preach In In Nay
and have graded the streets leading 10 It !.
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Baby Stewards Future.

BUFFALO, NY, March 13.-Baby Stewart, the
orphan of the Lake Shore wreck, who has been
seriously i'll for several days, is much improved
today, but the doctor say she cannot be moved
for three weeks. Mr.. Conger, who has cared
for her, has received assurances that in all
probability he will be allowed to adopt her,
which he very earnestly desires to do.
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REVENUE APpoINTMENTs.-The Secretary of
the Treasury has made the following appoint
ments in the internal revenue service; John L.
Hick, storekeeper and gauger, fifth North Car
olina; Carl ]. Mittler. gauger, fifth Kentucky;
Charles NJ. Randall, storekeeper and gauger,
eighth Kentucky
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A Southern Tribute to Lincoln.

From the Louisville (KyD Tines March g.
Abraham Lincoln was the most conspicuous
figure this hemisphere has ever known save
Christopher Columbus and George Washington.
As every French soldier has hidden in his KNAPP
sack the marshars baton, SO Lincoln typified
the possibilities to which the poverty-stricken
child Of the humblest may attain. He was be-
yond cavil great man-large Drained and large
hearted. Though he dominated at an epoch
when sectional Jealousy merged into sectional
war no sentence can be attributed to him that
was not full of charity and tolerance. His
death was a loss to the north but disater to
the south. broad and liberal man, he would
have been animated by magnanimity in dealing
with questions Of Reconstruction. He knew
men even better than he knew principles, and
he alone of his party was able to have bound
up speedily the wounds Of four years of war.
Thus it is with feelings Of poignant regret that
the country learns of the death of his grandson
yesterday. who represented the hopes of line
that stands side by side with Washington at
one section and which grows day by day In the
estimation OF the other section.
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Name. Name. O.
Name.
Washington stock Exchange.

ales-Regular Call-12 O'Clock M: Y. g.
le2. Washington and Georgetown railroad bonds,
$500 at 1OdE. Columbia National bank. = at IFS;
10 at 49, 10 at 49, 20 at 49, Is at l7S 10 at 1s
20 at 49, Columbia Title insurance, 30 at sss; 90
at 81; 100 at so. Washington Gas, 245 at As q.
American Graphophone, 100 at l5t.: 100 at l5x.
Government Bonds-C. $. AIS. 1881. registered,
1o3L bid. 1893. asked. U. s. A. registered. 1907,
lsi; S;s a iss asked U.S. 49, coupon 1907
District Of Columbia Bonds-Per imp. 6s. 1891,
coin, lo3 bid, l04a asked. Per imp. rs, 1891
1892, currency, los bid. Cougar fund. ss. 1882
gold, 1O4 bid. 20year fund, 5s, 1899 gold,
lie bid, 11s asked Water stock Is 1901, cur
bid, rs asked. Water stock, Is, currency 1868.
l4 bid. lao asked 365s, 1924. fund, currency,
l22 bid, l23 asked
1st. Us. l0l bid. U. 8. Electric Light bonds, I'd
Is, lis bid, lis asked. Washington and George
town Railroad lo-4o. Is, los bid 1o7 asked. Wash
6s, 1866 bid, 200 asked. Masonic Hall Association
%. 1898, los bid, ITO asked. Washington
Market Company 1st mortgage, Is, ITO bid
10 bid. ia2 asked Washington light Infantry s as
nrst mortgage bonds, es, 1904. 1885, bid, i07
asked ~ MAS Light
ssfed. washington Cas- Light COMPANY bonds,
National bank Sa Of WASHINGTON
Metropolitan. 26o bid, 27O asked. Central,
2s5 bid. second. 1856 bid Farmers and Ne,
chanics. 1888 bid, 200 asked. Citizens, 1856 bid,
la7 asked: Columbia. III bid, us asked.
Capital 1l6 bid, l2o asked: West End. 20 bid,
TN asked. Traders, % bid % asked.
Railroad Stocks - Washington and Georgetown.
275 bid, 300 asked. Metropolitan. l6s bid, Iso
asked. Columbia, So bid. 10 asked Capitol and
North street, 81 bid, IS asked. Lexington
and soldiers Home, 81 bid, 80 asked. Bright
wood. 81 bid.
Insurance Stocks-Firemens. AN bid. Frank
lin, % bid. Metropolitan. S3 bid, 80 asked. Ma
tonsl Union, 20h bid, 20a. asked. Arlington,
1885 bid, 1875 asked. Corcoran, 81 bid, 6S asked.
Columbia, 17h bid, IL asked German-Ameri-
can, $50 bid. Potomac, SO bid, 100 asked. Riggs,
~ bid, Ok asked. Peoples, 5k bid. 81. asked.
Title Insurance Stocks-Resl Estate Title, I23
bid, 100 asked. Columbia Title, So bid, 81 asked.
Gas and Electric Light Stocks-Washington Cas-
Az bid, Asa asked. Georgetown Gas, AZ bid
us Electric Light, lis bid 120 asked.
Telephone Stocks - Pennsylvania. 26k bid
80 asked. Chesapeake and Potomac, IS bid, s0
asked. American Grsphophone Company, 15k
bid. 10 asked.
Miscellaneous Stocks = Washington Brick
Machine Company, 325 bid. Great Falls Ice
Company, $50 bid. Bull Run Panorama, % bid.
National Safe Deposit Company, 23O bid. Wash
ington Safe Deposit Company, $50 bid. National
Topographic. 20 bid. Pneumatic Gun Carriage
4 bid, l asked. Washington Loan and Trust
Company. bid, 81 asked. American Security
and Trust company, 3lk bid.
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Mr.. John Wanamaker recently appealed to
the Treasury department from the decision of
the collector of customs at New York assessing
duty at the rate OF So per cent ad valorem on
certain linens imported by him into the
port of Phiiadelphia and duly entered
there for ware house and immediate transpor-
tation. The collector reported that the goods
were rewarehoused at New York, but that a.
philadelphia was the original port Of entry he
declined to entertain the protest on the ground
that under department decisions the protest
should have been lodged there. Assistant
Secretary Tichenor has sustained the collectors
action and has rejected the appeal on the
ground that it was not fled within the statu-
tory time.
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A clear Case OF Devotion

A sensation was created in Raleigh Monday
by the appearance there of an old negro
Who IVES at one time the family servant to
the father Of Charles E. Cross, ex-president Of
the State national bank. He came there stating
that he wanted to serve -out the term Of
seven years in the work house instead Of his
young master and persistsntly insisted upon
taking his piace. There b no Lac IN the state,
however, which wiz allow him 70 do %.
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Died aft His Own Ranouet

MAYEsvILLE, KY, March 13.-Special Pension
Examiner Reigart was given a banquet here
last night during which he was seized with q
fit Of coughing and before medical help was
rendered he died
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Fined for, Colliding With Bicycle.

Alfred Porter, small colored boy who
drives dirt cart, was a prisoner in the
Police Court this morning, charged with
driving his cart 80 as to collide with a bicycle
ridden by a small boy named Curtis Lewis.
Inc youthful defendant was represented by
two iawyers-Messrs Kicks and Jordan. The
evidence showed that the driver was on the
left side of the street and for that reason he
was held guilty Of the charge. The fine i'm
posed was % and although the boy was able to
secure two attorneys he had to 90 back in the
dock.
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sTHkSCOURTS.

CncUIT CoURT-Judqe Nontoomevu
Today-Murray, administrator, agt. Norwood:
order Of publication. Gait 4 Co. agt Jacobs
appeal. Hoiiohan agt Washington and George
town railroad company; case given to the jury.
United States agt r. o. Adams; on trial.
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued by the
clerk Of the court to Ssuthy P. Zachary and
Maud E. Lacey; James W. Lewis and Mamie
Milton; Robert L. Ferguson and Nora E. Sad
both of ST. Mary's county. Md; Geo. v. Davis
and Florence Dufie.
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I'd EDITION.
Latest qbbglanS % The Star.
LATEST FROM THE FLOODS
Little Rock Has Had No Trains all the
Week-The Arkansas Rising.

MEMPHIS, March 1a-Only meager details Of
the floods in Arkansas have been received. At
Batesville the White river rose 81 feet in
twenty-four hours, and all the lower part Of the
town is flooded. The depot and freight house
Of the Iron Mountain road are two feet under
water.
The destruction to property at Black Rock
viii be heavy. The water stands 10 feet deep
In the hotels and business places. Orders to
remove all material at the yard at Newport
have been given. No trains have reached
there since Tuesday night.
A special from Little Rock says the news
from the interior towns is that all streams are
nigh and that large number Of bridges have
Deen washed away. No trains have reached
and all the roads traffic is badly
delayed. The Arkansas river is rising rapidly
at Pine Bluff and there is danger of the gov
ernments dykes being destroyed The situa-
ton between that point and the Mississippi
river is said to be alarming
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ToDAY's BOND OFFERS aggregated $622, 700,
as follows: Registered 4s-S5OO, 900, 0,OO0,
$780, $500, S12, 900 at 1913; coupon As $780, reg
istered 4ss-$10O, 900, 90, 900, 81, 900 at l031S.
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cHAPPLE On Wednesday, March IL. 1890. NJ
r. and Ella Lee Chappe AGED two years seven month";
and eighteen days
teenth street southwest Saturday the 5th instant Al
pm Friends OF the family respectfully invited 70
DUCKETT. At the residence Of her parents. 2lO ID
street southwest, MARY FLORENCE only child Of
months and twelve days.
Weep not for me mother;
shed not q sorro~Ing tear.
But remember that your darling child
Is with her Saviour dear.
r1nsrs ns rCR Wesley Zion church street
pm. ReIstives and friends invited- "''eH
Msrsa ssS SdMSs s %rrs sdnssdig
NJ, at her late nome 400 street norshaest insePr
ment al Prospect HILL cemetery.
Am, OF pneumonia. PATRICK HkNKY eldest son OF
Michael and Mary Liston. seed nine years and one
Funeral Frid.y at ESQ O'Clock pm. from parents.
rssdenSs sSrnsr whitney avenue and seventh street
MAZZULLo The interment of JOHN MAZZULLo.
who died February TO- 1890 win take place from the
$50 at 80 pm. Relatives and friends respectfully
oNEILL. DEBORAH o'NEILL the beloved wife Of
Robert q Neil departed this life at 3 am THURSDAY
morning. March IA 1890, after brief Illness in the
Funeral viii place from her late residsnce 100
street southwest, on Saturday morning. March 10,
sole high mass wall be celebrated for repose OF
RIoRDAN. On March Is. 1890. IL m, CATHERINE
RIoRDAN, wife OF b. kiordan, At GIL street north
west
Notice of the funeral hereafter
sAUM ON "Wednesday. March IL, 1890, HUGH
Ii. eAUM, aged thIrty-one years
Funeral on FRIDAY AZ O'Clock from Vermont Avenue
Christian church Relatives friends requested 10
attend shenandoah county, Va. papers please
copy
sCRIyENER On March ID. 1880, at 80 an,
after short lness JENNIE N. sCkIgENEh, eldest
daughter OF Peyton aud Mary e. Scriyenel.
Funeral services Will be held at SuiIey Memorial
church at pm on saturday Relatives and friends
YOsE. ON Tuesday evening, March IL 1890.
ABBY A. NOSE, vile Of Robert Nose, aged nifty -foui
years
Funeral on Friday at O'Clock pm. from the house
OF her sister, Mrs NJ. Chandler. 2l3 south
east burial at Oak Hill Friends kindly Invited q
WILLIAMS Departed this life on Tuesday, March
II. 1890, ELLA BLANCHE WILLIAMS, beloved
daughter Of Annie Williams, aged twenty two yesrs
Asleep in Jesus.
Funeral will take place Friday. March IL. sf so
from Second Baptist church, Third street between u
and streets northwest.
WILLIAMS. On Thursday March Is, 1890, Ct q 80
q. m, FRANK b, Of AAry L aud the late n. q.
Williams.
Notice Of funeral hereafter. g
WILSON. On Thursday, March II, 1880, at 3: is
Am. JOHN b., beloved husband Of Margaret wison.
Funeral FROM his late residence lls street north
west, on sunday 1t pm Friends and relatives
invited to attend 3
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An Honor

BERLIN, March 13.-Count Won Arco-yalley,
secretary OF the German embassy at Paris, has
been appointed to draw up the protocols of
the international labor conference to be held
in this city.
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In the Front Rank

The purity, elegance and excellence Of the
famous wines Of Bordeaux are fully represented
by the fine clarets of the old reliable house of
j. Calvet q Co. For sale by the Scbooma ker
Co. and other leading dealers.
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Damages from a street Car Company.

In the case Of VIM Hollahan against the
Washington and Georgetown railroad company
for $4,000 damages in the Circuit Court the
jury this afternoon found verdict for $4,000
and costs. Mr.. Hollahan claimed that on Nav
s, 1887, while boarding q car at 7th street and
Pennsylvania avenue he was thrown to the
ground by the sudden starting Of the car and
dropped some distance. receiving injuries to
knee, shoulder and feet
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Struck.

LIVERPOOL, March 13.-Two thousand grain
porters, employed on the docks here have
struck for higher wages.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-13

COMMANDER JOHN F. McGLENsEY today COM
pleted q successful examination before the
naval examining board in this city for promo
ton to the grade Of captain.
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Bur To THE BEsr ADVANTAGE

T. 8. WILLIAMS co.'s, DRUGGISTS
UNDER MASONIC TEMPLE,
Cor Sth and SITS NV.
CALI. EXAMINE OUR GOODS AND BE CON
WINGED.
PRESCRIPTIONS
Our prices fof prescriptions have been reduced In
proportion to other goods We use only the purest
drug and chemicals from the most reliable manu-
facturers We eheerfully invites careful Inspection
Of this tepArfment by phYaiciann
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The Women VIII

New YORK, March lathe striking shirt
makers report that twenty-five contractors
have SO far signed the agreements.
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MARRIED..


, McQuEEN-RUsSELL- On March IL 1890, by
Rev: Theodore ;. wynkoop, JOHN MCQUEEN and
JENNIE RUSSELL both OF Washington. d. c.
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SAYS Her Mind is Affected.

Julia Stasburger, colored woman, was be-
fore the Police Court this afternoon charged
with threatening Emma Neal This is the
third time that the Police Court has been
called upon to hear similar charge The
parties to the suit live in the southwestern Sec
ton Of the city. which is known as the ''Dela-
ware Breakwater.''
The colored prisoners white husband says
that his wife's mind is affected and that she is
harmless. Judge Miller told him that no crazy
people were harmless. Mrs Neal said that
Mrs. Stasburger threatened to throw vitrol on
her. Judge Miller took her personal ponds
this time and said that if she came into court
again she would either have to go to Jail or the
asylum
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-13

Range OF the Thermometer Today.
The following we're the readings at the sie.
nal Office today: Sam. SO; 2pm, n; maxi
mum. "a; minimum. Sc.
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The Arguments Finished.

The arguments in the case of Rogers against
Garland, known as the Pan-Electric case were
concluded in Court in General Term TODAY
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Transfers of Real Estate

Deeds In fee have been fled a. follow:
Ann McConvey to A. Behrend, part 6, 30. SIS:
$500. W. Mayse to NJ. L Weller, lot G. 90.
lo45; e. James Gibbons to l. Newman, lot /,
SO. ll07; s4S5. w. c. Wright to f. s. Esty. sub
"A, SO. las; 400. J. 7. Branson TO +. Z.
smith, part IL, 50. $40; sI.I5O. A. C. Clark 70
IL u: wainwright lots is and 20, SO. s5i; e. r.
i. wainwright to J. I. Hood, SO. sc. 1919. and
lots Is and 20, 50. 954; e. II. c. Borden to @.
). Johnson. lots 10 8, 50. ll54ss-. c. +. Des-
slz to We Abbott, east half lot 6, 50. l047; e.
Catharine NJ. Lown ct al. to Mary Z. Dodson,
south half lot l6, SO, 4S5; g. Same 20 W. @.
Lown, south half IL. do, and part So So. West
Washington; g. W. q. Lown TO Catherine
NJ Lown. part 50. IS, West Washington; e.
eatharine NJ. Lown to Adaline Ziemsn,
north bali lot IL, square ass; e.
trustees Beuiah o.S. Baptist church 10 W. Z.
Jones, sub A. SOW. $50; sl.500 A. Il. Hines 70
=. r. senln, vs. ?, 50. 4S; e. C. Z. Dessey to
same, halt interest in W 6, SO. I047; ..
Susan b. Latimer ct al 10 4. b Hay, ". Z G.
50. liO; =. E Il. Hay, trustee, TO Thos'
Joyce, e. = 6, do; s2,O62.5O. II. II
Zeyely to Harriet Abbott, sub 12I %.
a LIS sub Mt Pleasant; s2S46. so.
/. j. Hannah TO NJ. l. Weller ct al, in trust. ali
50; l021; 3. Margaret Il. Reisner TO Emma r.
Ellis, part 9, 81. lO7; 8. y. p. May 20 n. p.
Webster. lot 20, Blk. 6, Meridian Hill; e.. w.
y. Particle 10 l. I. Apple. sun. 81, blk. s. Le
Droit Park; g. L. II. Warner TO +. ]. Eisip-
ger, lot Is, Chichester; $50
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Why He Accel

Why He Accepts All Invitations Out.
From the Richmond State.
Ex-President Cleveland has been having a
trying time at home this winter, but even
Charles A. Dana has not been able to show
that he has grumbled Mrs. Cleveland has
been taking lessons on the violin and il ID
said that she plays we'll.
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Ex-Representative Taulbee's Burial.

The remains OF eK-Representative TauIbee,
which will leave here this evening at II O'Clock,
will be met at Mt. Sterling, Ky., at
o'clock tomorrow. The body will
be taken in charge at Mt Sterling
by lodge No. 20 of Masons. of which Mr..
Taulbee was prominent member The body
will then be taken directly to the home Of Dr.
J. B. Taulbee, the brother of the ex-member,
and from there will be deposited in the family
vault No further arrangements have been
made as to the final disposal Of the remains.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-13

Hsnd0line Is pnexualei Is a pexutifer Of the COM
ylexion: al Indispensable requisite the LADIES'
Toilet II renders the skl white soft and
yrvyents ehsppins. Every lady should it. Per
kheanaaIsfa an nfaIiible external remedy for Men,
ralglz. headzrha and Toothache fails 10 give
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TIE BEsr ROOF

OF the wonderful curative qualities Of Carlsbad
sprudsI Salt Is the fact nat 1t il imitate The genuine
is without equal aperient for Chronic Constps-
ton Rheumatism. Dyspepsia. Liver and Kidney
Troubles SC Be sure and secure only the genuine.
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Due to Two Deaths.

NEW YORK, March 13.-The change Of man.
agement of the Louisville, New Albany and
Chicago railroad, which resulted at the annual
meeting yesterday, was accompanied by reports
that either the Pennsylvania or Louisville and
Nashville road had obtained control Little
satisfaction could be obtained from the officers
OF the Louisville and Nashville road, their only
statement being that they knew nothing about
the matter while the new directors of the
New Albany appeared perfectly willing to have
the public understand that q great system
was behind them. The representatives Of the
old board. however, state positively that they
have been assured by both the Pennsylvania
and Louisville and Nashville companies that
they have nothing whatever to do with the
new board and have no interest in the road.
The change was due to the fact that Harvey
kenney and John Jacob Astor died and caused
the sale of their holdings of the stock.
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Sn1Hs SruDro.-
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

New York Stock Market.
The following the opening snd closing prices of
he New York stock Market, a. reported BY special
wire to Corson aud Mccartney, 1419 street:
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Canadian immigration Decreasing.

OTTAWA, ONT, March 13.--The number Of
immigrants who came by the st. Lawrence
route to the dominion in 1889 was 27,571,
against 81 700 in the previous year, falling of
of more than l0,0OC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-13

The President has designated Col. y. A
seely Of this city, principal examiner in the
United States patent Office, and Mr..
FRANCIS Forbes, weIl-kuown pat
ent lawyer OF New York city,
as delegates from the United States TO the in
ternational conference on industrial property,
soon 70 meet in Madrid
coL Seeiy has served in a similar Capacity at
various times before and is well acouainted
with the work incident to such q mission.
The United States minister at Madrid. Mr..
taimer, will aid these two gentlemen at the
conference