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WOMEN AND TEMPERANCE.
Matters Considered at a Meeting Held
To-day.

-
The womsn's Christian Temperance Union
OF the District held its third quarterly meeting
Of the year at Waugh N. Z. Church this morn
ing At $50 O'Clock. Representatives from
eight different denomination were present
The meeting Was called 60 order by Mrs. Ia
Fetra and the roll WAS called BY Mrs N. r.
Cohen. recording secretary. Miss Kessler read
the corresponding seoretary's report md MIRA
II. h. Poriey read the report Of the social
purity department and the hope and help
missions This report was considered one OF
the most encoura sing that the union has svsr
had.
During the last quarter - places have been
secured for those VIII wanted homes. ANS
meals and i.i66 lodgings have been given and
"a new women admitted TO the home. THIRTY
four meetings have been held IN the psrlors
OF the home and these were conducted by Mrs.
la fctre. Mrs. Catiin. Mrs. Mcdowell. Mrs..
Cohen. Mrs Ritter. Mrs. Huntington. Mrs.
Hercus. Mrs. Mohatt. Mrs.. Barbour. Mrs..
Miso. Nrs. Chapman. Mrs. Psrley, Mrs. Poster.
Mrs. ssfold. Mr.. Smith. Mrs. Moore. Mrs
Robinson. Mrs. Harmon. Mrs. Moulton. Mrs.
Rankin. Mrs. Redman. Mrs. Rowen. Mr..
Weightmsn. Mrs. Bridge. Mrs. FoKwell and
the Helping Ten"
Miss Louise Woightman read the report OF
the superintendent OF literature. winch shosed
that a large amount OF literature had been dls-
trIbuted. including leaflets. pledge cards.
pamphlets. &C, and that the new headquarters
recently opened on New York avenue have
been = great advantage and convenience 10 the
department
Mrs. l.. +. Deane read the report Of the press
department.. and IN il made an earnest appeal
Tor the suppression of the liquor traffic on the
Congo.
The tressurer's report showed thar the rs-
ceipts for the quarter had been sL2I2SI sud
the expenditures = l,06s.0s. leaving a balance on
hand of Sl54.23
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Name. O. c. Name.
Washington Stock Exchange,

~sales-Regular CALL: O'Clock H.: Columbia
Railroad . a, TN. Canttal and North Q Stree,
home Railroad, asI. kisgs Insurance Com.
pany. 30 at 50. Lincoln Fire Insurance, 10 at ~.
American Gr.nhophone, 90 at lda. American
Goyernmcnt Bopds-C. |. 4ts, 1891. registered,
lOs bid, lol&E asked. i. $. Is. registered. 1907
l22A bid. LIB asked.
District Of Columbia Bonds-Per imp. 6s. 1901,
coin, iA bid, iO5 asked. Per imp. IS, 1901 eur.
,sncy, los bid. M.rke, stock Is. lse!s, currency.
log Did. :o-year fund. Go, 1892, gold. lO5 bid.
Cougar fluid, rs, 1893, gold, II2 bid.
Wat, Mater s'o Ok Is; aooi 's ~, l5sH bid; ao-yesr
currency. 1908. 1907 bid. a-66s. l324. fund. cur
.ency. IT, bid,
Miscsllaneous Bonds-U. 8. Electric Light bonds,
l.t. Us. 100 bid. Us. Eieotrio Light bond.. I'd Is.
40 bid. Washington and Georgetown Rail.
road. 1o-4o, Us, l6S bid. Washington and George
town Convertible bonds, U.s. sso 9ia, 400 asked
Washington Market Company lss mortgage
6s. 10 bid. Washington Market company
S ;ss,an h imr; HS; lis bid BID. isl .ssea. NASH 81;
bid. Washington Light Infantry bonds, I'd ~.
1904. 97t bid, l0l asked. Washington Gas Light
G; Ssadn bonds, series tsn 4: g. LIS bid: WASH
Us. ITO bid. Hysenic leo Company. hrsr mort
sage: II; los asked. American Security and
National hank stocks-Bank OF Washington, 4T-
bid: 500 asked; Bark Of Republic. .93 bid
Metropolitan, 29O bid, 800 asked. Central
800 bid. Second. 1913 bid. Farmers and Ms.
chanics, 100 bid. 2l0 asked. Citizens, i6a bid
$50 asked. Columbia, $50 bid. Capital. laC
bid, l23 asked. West End. 104k bid. lO7 asked
Traders. us bid, l20 asked. Lincoln, 96 bid.
Railroad StOcks-W ashington aud Georgetown,
BID bid, ;sa9 asked. Metropolitan. Ids bid, NC
s S"SsS o s Ss.s%e a. nd ID 81. bid, asked Sap E.s,ng sns
and soldiers Home, 20 bid, ~ asked. George
town ana Tenaily,own 90 bid, u! asked.
Insurance ocks-Firemsns A. bid. Franklin
% bid Metropolitan. So bid. National union,
IN bid, - asked. Arlington, $50 bid, 200 ASK ed
Corcoran, III bid, 10 asked. Columbia, 1sh
BID. 10 asked. German-American. lsO bid
Potomac, 10 bid, 100 asked. nigga, 81. bid. s
asked, Peoples, ~ bid, 81 asked. Lincoln, on
Title Insurance Stocks-ReaI Estate Title. I3ol
bid, l35 ASKED. Columbia Title, : bid, III asked
Gas and Electric Iight ssocks-Washinrton Ga,
49, bid, AZ asked. Georgetown Gas, 4s bid,
Us Electric Light. I3s bid.
Telephone Stonxs-Psh nsylvania. M bid, &c
asked. chesapeake and Potomac. Is bid, z,
asked. American Graphophons Company, l8A
bid. IGN asked.
Miscellaneous stocks-Weshington Market Com
pany. 10 bid, II asked. Washington Brick Ma
Ice Company, .25 bid. a4O asked. BuI
Deposit Company. PAS bid. Wsshins
ton Safe Deposit Company. I25 BID. Pneumati,
Gun Carriage. 1 bid. IN asked. WashingtCr
Loan and Trust Company, IA bid, An asked
American Security and trust Company. ar
bid. 57a asked. Lincoln Hall, 80 bid, 100 asked
Hygienic Ice Company, 81 bid. Inter.OcsaI
Building Company, l02 bid.
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FRIENDS OF d
The Grievances OF Two Factions Laid
Before Judge Miller.

There 10 trouble in the Order OF the Friends
Of Zion, a colored organization, and Judge
Miller today declined TO take any Judicial
action TO settle the factionai differences. Law
yers E ". Hewlett and I. ". Jones represent
the two factions. Yesterday while Lawyer
Jones clients were about the Police
Court looking toward instituting a charge
against q member Of the other faction
those Of the other faction went TO the meeting
house and substituted new locks for the old
ones and they now hold possession. Grigg
Washington. one Of Lawyer Jones' ~fscticn.
was charged with stealing the seal OF the order.
Judge Miller said that the case was one for the
civil courts and the charge was dismissed.
Lawyer Jones told OF what the other
faction had done. and the other legal repre-
sentative said that his clients had possession
OF the house and they intended TO keep il,
whether they got possession Of the seal or not
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THE ACCUSED LIEUTENANTS.
The Attorney for the District Drawing
Up the Charges.

Col Robert spent nearly all the day in his
private once examining witnesses in the pend
ing police investigation. The whole matter
was submitted to the Commissioners yes
terday by the colonel and it was decided TO
refer the subject to the attorney for the District
and let him formulate charges. Az soon ~ this
10 done the Commissioners will proceed with
the triaiA- The matter may be said TO
be completely out Of Col Roberts
hands, for when he presented it to the Com
miasionsrs yesterday afternoon he handed in
all the testimony taken in short
hand from the witnesses he has
examined. This afternoon one of the attorneys
assistants ia closeted with the colonel reading
over Q rough draft Of the charges.
1t is understood that Lieut.. Boteler is to be
tried on q charge Of DIR uuk enness and general
incapacity, while Lieut.. Guy will be brought up
on charges Of conduct unbecoming an officer
and general ineficisncy.
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THE CANAL RECEIVERS.
They Ask the Court for Authority to Be-
gin Legal Proceedings.

The third report Of MessFs. Winship and
Cushwa, the receivers in the case of Brown ct
al. against the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Company, appointed by the Equity Court, has
been filed They state that the president and
treasurer of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Company cannot or will not give the receivers
any real Information as to the real estate of
the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company or
yield up the missing plans, &C., made by the
engineers Of the canal company at the ex-
pense Of the canal company. or disclose into
whose hands they delivered them. and hence
the receivers have been compelled to seek
other sources Of information. They say the
only leases of landed estate of the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal Company which the receivers
have been able to discover are in the hands of
the Maryland receivers, aud these, the Mole
wharf, &c, are set out in the report. The re-
ceivers think that 1t may be necessary to resort to
legal measures to reobtain Possession of the
landed estate Of the Chesapeake and Dino
Canal Company in this District, and after the
title has beon fully investigated the receivers
will make application to this court for authority
to enter suit on the subject
The following water-right privileges of the
company have been found to be in existence:
Geo. W. Cissel i Co., 500 inches; annual rem
tai 81, 500. W. II. Tenney 4 Son, $50 inches;
annual rental sl,676. Austin Herr d Co., 800
inches; annual rental %, 400. Transparent Ioe
Company, l25 inches; annual rental s425.
1t is claimed that the rents agreed upon be-
tween them and the company have been spec
tally set aside for the redemption of certain
certificates supposed to have been issued for
the repair OF the waterway known an the
Georgetown level, and the feeder to the same.
They think 1t u question for the court to set
tie whether the president OF the company had
the power to create for the benefit OF the
water takers a preferred form of indebtedness
to the exclusion of all previous or subsequent
obligations OF the company.
In reference to the water rights on the
Georgetown level claimed by Ii. Ii. Dodge
they say they will not recognize the obligation
of the company to furnish water under Mr..
DOdge's contract until the same be declared
binding by the court.
The receivers file with their report a copy of
tho reports OF the receivers of the circuit
court of Washington county. Nd, but say that
they do not desire to adopt their estimate OF
the costs of the repair of the canal or to APP
prove of their conclusions as to the feasibility
of repair and operation of the canal, rs they
hold other views and have arrived at other
conclusions.
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baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE. juno a5.-Cotton nominal-mid.
ding, l:L. Flour quiet Wheat-southsrn steady,
Fuitx, s0asl; LonRbsrry, S6s9l; No. =, sTtaS1I:
steamer No. =. red. s,a84; new southern, s0ass:
western nrm; No. = winter red. spot, S7kas7k;
June, s7kasfS; July. s7hesT1s; August, s1ha
So: western easy; mixed spot. 40k: June. aOx;
July, 40&a4l.; August. 4lNa4l 4; september,
4lSs41k :stsamer, 3oa36k. Oats nrm-ungraded
white, Akaj6; do. DO. mixed, 33a34; graded No.
., white. aaH. Rye nst. Hay weak. Provisions
ia1 pre,aS, s 70 n nasr nsSi n asrs ssss snu nr s,s.iSn
cotton, 2Oc.: hour, l2s.6d.: grain. Esd. Cork for
orders s.4kd.a3s. 3D. ~sales-wheat, 1900 bush.
els; corn. 1000 bushels.
DALrIMuhE, june 2a.-yirsinis thrsss, 00ks
6ek: Baltimore and ohio stock, io4ksl05;
Northern Central. ook; cincinnad, Washington
7S: consolidated ess boads, il7; Do stocks, Ska
5lK.
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VITAL STATISTICS.
Baltimore and Ohio Relief Work
Funeral Of James Lawrenson.

The funeral of the venerable James Lawren-
son, for many years q clerk in the Post Office
Department, took place this afternoon from
Wesley Me Church and was largely attended,
especially by the officers of the Post Office De-
p%artment, which closed at 1880 o'clock to enable
them to attend. The remains arrived from BALTIC.
by the Baltimore and Ohio railroad al LAS
o'clock and were accompanied by the imme-
date family. At the church the remains
were received by the grand lodge Of
Masons. Theywere borne by Messrs. John II.
Pryor, W. W. Baker, J. T.. Stock. W. T..
Slater, J. NJ. Young and J. II. Hunter,
associates in Office and brother masons
Rev. e.. W. Baldwin read appropriate selec-
tons and made a brief address, and the male
quartetto from the Metropolitan NJ. Z. Chnrch
sang. There was in the gathering Revs. Z. ID.
Owens, ". c. Mullin, N. A. Turner and other
ministers of the Methodist Church. The re-
mains were taken to Glenwood, where the in
terment was made with Masonic rites.
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NtRnIEn-

CgapLINE-wHlTAKER. on TUESDAY evening.
June "a 1880, BY the heN Ar. Reiley: II the larson
axe OF Grace Nh Church. Ar. CHAItLls z. CHAP
LINZ OF West Nirglnia and Airs CLARA BAkION
MhirAkER, daughter OF Gen. aud Mrs. T. W. Whit
aker Of Hartford, Com.
KUHNkRT-UcSNNELL. on Monday. June ?,
1890. at 81. Peters ChuIch, baltimore, by the kss.
j. -. Gallcn. EkEpEkICk ". y and Mis-
II.
LEkcHLoBtk At Fonrtb Street NE ohurch.
thts city, yune -. 400, Is the father IT the sruoIn.
EeN. Geo. Y. Lesch, u 10, Of frostbuTg, Nd assisted hy
Rev. W. NJ. feTxussR ct this city. Dr 10. OIIN LlkCd
- ADA o. OBEl. both of this c.u.
Nc cards.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES On Thursday, June 10.
and NAiciE v. fORsYTM.
miLBuR,foRRksT. June "a. 1890, u the resi-.
dence ~ the bride, by Rev. LIZ. Russell 81 B rooklYa,
Ny. AE EDADAD NJ. MlLBUk oi saugertiss. M.
70 Mas. MARY y IOkRLs1.
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FREE COINAGE DEFEATED.
The Vote In the House 1876 to I5i,

The hour of 3 having arrived in the House
OF Representatives, Mr.. Conger moved tina,
voting begin.
Mr.. Bland moved that the House concur in
the Senate amendment.
Mr. Springer moved that separate vote,
be had ON each section, and the first vote token
was on a proposition TO concur in tho
first section of the Senate bill providing free
coinage of silver, the coins to be full legal
tender in place of the first section
Of the Honse bill providing for the coinage OF
s4,5c0.00O worth of silver per month.
THE TEST VOTE.
The free coinage proposition was defeated
Ayes, 1856; nays, l5l.
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THE DISTRICT n. G. CAMP.
Cadet Hiue Detached to Instruct tho
Boys in Guard Duties.

Secretary Proctor today signed an order de-
failing Cadet Chas. De L. Hine. first class.
Military Academy, to attend the encampment Of
the District National Guard at Fort Wash
ington in July next for the purpose of instruct
ing the guardsmen in guard duties. This is
the first time such q thing has ever been
done. Cadet Hine is practically
q washingtonian, having been appointed from
Vienna. Va. He was in attendance q; the
camp OF last year while on leave and rem
dered such efficient service that
Gen. Ordway was very anxious to secure him
again. He stands first in tactics and discipline.
The order is from July 10 10 30.
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Police Raid on the Forest City House.

Ever since Commissioned Robert took a
hand in the police investigation and dismissed
the three policemen in the second precinct on
charges growing out of their alleged failur. to
report certain facts about the Forest City
House on 18th street, in ''Hell's Bottom" the
police have kept o close watch on the house,
and last night Lieut.. Heffner led a raiding
party there and captured two wagon loads of
Witnesses. When the officers entered the house
there was q rush for freedom. some of those
in the place attempted to disappear through
the chimney, while one man jumped out of q
window. George W. Harris, one of the pro-
prietors, was present, and he accompanied the
officers to the station.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-25
WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP.

CALLERS At TIE WHITE H~ousE.-Among those
received by the President this morning were
Senators Hoar with Collector Baird of Boston,
German. Washburn, Paddock. blackburn and
Pettigrow, aud Representatives Reyburn.
Grout, Greenhalge, McDufHe, Martin, Adams,
Lodge, Bowden and Prof. LangstoD, Laidiaw
and HauQen.
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Horrible Accident From Firing.

A horrible accident occurred ut the fair
ssoppds yestsrday 10 Columbia, SC, during
the ArinG Of = salute for the democratic meet.
ing, BY The premature discharge Of q cannou
DIN Barrier Of Lexington lost both arms and
both eyes and received q gaping wound In the
chest. John Stoke Of Columbia was badly
wounded IN both arms, aud one has been am,
putated. W. II. Casson Of Columbia had his
hand shattered. Old c-sunoneers ear that the
mutilstion was worse than any that thsy had
ever Witnessed during the war.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-25

NAVAL VESSELS TO BE FITTED OUT. Arrange
ments have been made at the Navy Depart
ment for the repair Of the U.S.S. Pensacola at
New York, the Lancaster at Portsmouth, Nh.
aud the Marion at Mare Island, CnI., as sooB as
the appropriations for the next fiscal year be-
come available. Work will therefore be re-
sumed on these vessels next week and they will
be fitted ont for sea service and put in commits
sion a. rapidly as possible.
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Duchess Of Marlborough Wants 1890

Duchess Of Marlborough Wants go, 900
Application was made yesterday before Sur.
rogate Ransom in New York on behalf Of Lille
W. Churchill, Duchess Of Marlborough, for the
payment TO hsr of e75,000 out OF the estate o
her former husband, Louis G. Hamersiey. In
executors, George G. Williams aud Jacob K
Lockmsn, In their answer, say the value OF the
personal assets 10 about sS,000, 900, and Of this
amount ESQ., 900 consist Of interest and diyi-
dsndR.
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STANLEY AND MISS TENANT.
They Attend Oxford and are Cheered in
Royal Style.

LONDON, June 2a-Henry NJ. Stanley and his
fance, Miss Tenant, attended the coinmemo-
ration day exercises at Oxford University
today. The undergraduates gave Mr.. Stanley
a most uproarious reception. They eheered and
chaffed him and when he was formally pre-
sented, they sang Hes a jolly Good Fellow"
following up the song with moro cheers for the
explorer and finishing with ..One More for the
Bride" The degree Of doctor eff civil law was
conferred upon Mr.. Stanley and upon Prof.
Goodwin OF Harvard University.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-25

NAVAL ORpERs.-Lieut. Commander Frank
COurtes has been detached from duty as in
spector of steel at Pittsburg, Pa, and ordered
TO duty at Washington city as a member OF the
steel inspection board. Lieut.. Edward ii.
Gheen bias been detached from the Yantic on
the reporting OF his relief and granted three
months leave. Assistant Engineer T. VI. Ben
nett has been ordered to duty in the bureau of
steam engineering. Lieut.. j. ID. J. Kelly to
hold himself ia readiness for orders to the
Yantlc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-25
Bad Boys Sentenced.

Chief Justice Bingham this morning had be-
fore him two colored boys, Charles Brown and
Charles Newman, neither of whom was over
ten years of age, charged with the larceny of a
clock and sixty rings from John Keppler Sun
day, June l. In the Police Court
they we're sentenced to $50 days In Jail each
and an appeal was taken. The Jury found q
verdict Of guilty and they were sentenced 10
the Reform school during minority.
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d

The President today sent the following nomi-
nations to the Senate, Registers Of land Offices
Ben Wade Ritter at DURANGO, Cal; Adolph
Dobrowsky at Redding formerly Shasta, Cal.
John FULLY Of Montana, Indian agent ut the
Tongue River agency. Mont.
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Joel Chandler Harris Son Missing.

The police have been requested TO look out
for Julian Harris, the ffteen-year-old son Of
Joel Chandler Harris of the Atlanta Constitu-
tioa. who left Atlanta for Canada and was ex-
pected to arrive in this city Sunday or Mon
day. AS he has not been heard from anxious
inquiries have come from Atlanta.
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DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.

COMMISSIONED DOUGLASS BETTER
Commissioner Douglass Ia still confined to
his home When The STAR man inquired a,
his house today he learned that Mr.. Douglass
was better and expected to be at his desk about
Friday.
A COMPLAINT AGAINST DOCS AID RoosrERs.
The Commissioner have received a letter
from Mrs. f. q. Scott. l1l6 New York avenue.
complaining OF the bowling OF dogs and the
Growing OF ROSTERS IN the vicinity Of 18th and
New York avenue. The Commissioner in
acknowledging the receipt OF the letter say
that the police officers have been instructed 70
do what they can to investigate the nuisance.
but they have no right to enter private prem
Uses. The only effective way 20 abate the
nuisance, the Commissioners say, is to procure
a warrsnt from the Police Court and proceed
against the keeper of the noisy animals.
BUILDING PERMITS.
Building permits have been issued as fol
lows: Mrs. II. L. Ofley, one brick dwelling.
5000 Q street northwest. sc, 500; VIM. Laird. IT,,
one brick private stable in rear OF 1887 n street
northwest, e., 700; A. NJ. Daniel, one brick
dwelling, 1900 l4th street northwest. ~. 600:
D.. b. Croft, four brick dwellings, 2z2 to 2zs.
alley, square go, &c. 900: Geo. W. Raw, nine
brick dwellings, 1924 to 1892 3lst street and
3l05 to 3lil South street, Georgetown, 5000
Mrs Mary n. Shafer, one brick dwelling, lTeg
10th street northwest, $1,000.
VITAL STATISTICS.
Health Officer Iownsend's report for the
week ending June II states that there were
during the week l2l deaths. White. So; colored
Ga. Sixty-six we're under five yeare of age. and
81 we're under one year old. The principa
causes OF death were: Consumption. 3; diar
rhasl. rs; typhoid fever. z; malariai fever. 2
pneumonia. 8; bronchitis, 2; measles. /. Their.
were ~ births and rs marriages reported
Baltimore and Ohio Relief Work.
The Baltimore and Ohio relief department
has issued its statement for April The receipts
were $4,000; disbursements, s3I, I90; aggre-
gate amount of benefits paid by the relief de.
psrtment from May !, 1870, to April 80, 1890,
S42 9S5. 7g4
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He Wrote His Name High Tn.

walter Smith appeared In black AMI
white on the Washington monument this
morning and later in the day it appeared on
the records OF the Police Court, but 'Sl0 or 30
days was added to it, and the young man
who bears the name was in custody.
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Suing the w. and G. Railroad Company

Today Matilda V. Bryant filed a :suit by
Messrs. H. E. Davis and Joseph ShilIiugton
against the Washington and Georgetown Rail-
road Company for $4,000 damages. She
claims that May 2. in getting of a car at b and
LIST streets southwest, she WAS thrown on by a
sudden start of the car and her arm was broken.
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Thes Only Need the Brimstono.

ST. Lor,s. No., June 2a-Yesterday was the
hottest day of the season. Tho mercury reg
istersd sa.s at the highest point. Over half q
aosen cases Of sunsroke, one Of them fatal,
we're reported.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

New York Stock Market.
Tho following are the opening and closing prices of
the New York stock Market. as reported BY special
wire 10 Corsop aud Mccartney, 14l0F street:
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Range of the THERMOMETERS Today.
Tn following were the readings at the Slr-
nal 09iee today: Sam. 81; pm, IS. maxi
mum, 50; minimum, "a.
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Carriers Lille Liver PiIis; one pill = dose; try them.
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