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Washington stock EXCHANGE.

Sales - Regular Call-I2 O'Clock m: Co
National Bank 10 ss
U. S. Electric Light, 10 at 1l5K. America
Graphophone 90 at l25.; 80 at 10; so at 10; SO at
2l6. Pneumatic Gun Carriage, 100 at IN.
Government bonds-U. SANS. 1891. registered,
1897 s Sa 1 1917 ss sssed t
~; bid, ls21: asked. U. S. IS, coupons, 1917.
District Of Columbia Bonds-Per imp. g.
currency, 1o4S bid Market sso a IS. is ss
currency; 1o5h bid; .o-year fund. O., 1892,
1874 bid asked water STOCK o. 1891 sSa
rency. l31 bid. 30-year fund, os. gold, 1902, 1872
bid. Water stock, rs, currency, 1903. la5 bid,
lao asked. o-o's' 1s2A fund.- currency. 122 bid,
Miscellaneous Bonds-U. s. Electric Light bonds,
LIST. Is: 100 bid. L. s. Electric Light bondp, I'd u,
town, town k aL lo-4o g. 1o5A bid. Wash
1885, Ss bid Ars S asked h'
Company LIST mortgage, IS. no bid. washington
Market NJ, company bonds. imp, IS. us bid,
mo- e isOs los f sa WssSn esss
3D. ia: Wssaias'sn 'al O.. =. hisS. CON co%p.e S
ington Gas Light Company bonds, series B. Is,
l22 bid, l23t asked; Hygienic Ice company,
Bans as aoe BID ioS asfsd
bid, 400 asked. Bank Of Republic. $50 bid.
Metropolitan, 2o6 bid, 276 asked. Central 2SO
bid. Second. 1856 bid Farmers and Mechanics.
1SS bid, 200 asked. Citizens, l65 bid $50 sske ID.
Columbia, 1872 bid, 1874 asked. Capital, lis bid
WestEnd. 90 bid Traders, "a bid. Lincoln 70
bid.
railroad Washington and GEORGETOWN,
275 bid. Metropolitan. 40 bid. $50 asked
o Street. ~ bid, 10 asked. lexington and Sol
diers' Home, so bid,i IS asked. Georgetown and
Tenallytown so bid, 81 asked. Brightwood. 40 bid,
| 90 asked.
Insurance Stocks--Firemens, A bid. Frank
lin, "a bid. Metropolitan. S4k bid. Ma
tonal Union, 20H bid, % asked. Arlington,
1S5 bid. Corcoran, "a bid, 6S ask ed.
Columbia, Is bid. 1917 asked German Am ericsp.
! $50 bid. Potomac, IS bid, 100 asked Riggs,
bid, on asked. Peoples, 81 bid, 7asked.
Title Insurance Stocks-Reai Estate Title 1875
bid. l3o asked Columbia Title, 6% bid, Z
| asked.
Gas and Electric Light Observation-Disclosures Gas.
| A bid, 10 asked. Georgetown Gas, AZ bid
| U. 8. Electric Light, lis bid, 116 asked.
Telephone Stocks-Pennsylvania. rs bid, 2Sa<
| asked. Chesapeake and Potomac, 90 bid, ~
asked. American Graphophone Company, i3X
| bid. 13X asked.
Miscellaneous stocks-w Washington Market Com.
| pany. Is .bid, 81 asked. Washington Brick
Machine Company. 325 bid. Great Falls Ice
Company, POS bid, 2l5 asked. Bull Run
Panorama, 23a& bid, 25I asked. National Safe
Deposit Company, go bid, 2oo asked. Washing
ton Safe Deposit Company. 100 bid. National
Topographic, % bid. matte Gun Carriage, 1 bid,
| pany:, 81 bid. asked: american Security
and Trust Company. AZ bid, 81 asked Lincoln
Hall, 80 bid 100 asked. Hygienic Ice Company,
40 bid.
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A CORY" DAY IN SOUTH DAKOTA.
The Saloons Shut Up for Good Last
Night.

PIERRE, S. D., May lat midnight the
saloons all over South Dakota were closed and
today the liquor drinkers will have to get their
fluids from their own cellars. There is scarcely
town in the state where prohibition will not
be enforced, and the saloon men have accepted
the situation. At Chamberlain the strict en-
forcement of the law is desired by prohibition
lists and anti-prOhibitionists, the latter hoping
thus to secure a speedier repeal of the law.
Milbank saloonists closed up and sent their fix
lures into Minnesota. Mitchell saw a farewell
feast in all the saloons before the hour for
closing. The fact that druggists can secure no
licenses before June leaves the state almost
absolutely dry" the only resource being
private supplies. In this city tine chief saloon
keeper draped his establishment in black and
hung out the sign This shop is closed until
the republican party.is defeated" Altogether
the outlook is favorable for the enforcement
of prohibition.
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, May 1.-Cotton quiet-middling
liz. Flour firm, tending higher-Howard
extra, 2.75a3.75; do. do family, 4. OOa4.6O: City
mills. Rio brands, extra. 4.62a4.75; winter wheat
patent 471a5.25; spring do do, 51Oa55O. do.
do. straight, 46Oa5OO; do. do. extra. 4.lOa45O.
Wheat-southern Quirr Fuitz, 90a97; Longbsrry,
92a97: No. 2, 90; steamer No. red, SO; western
May, e3 bid July. soy. Corn-southern easier
and quiet; white, 42a44: yellow 41ka42: western
strong; mixed spot 4lka41x: May, 40Aa4Ok;
June, 4014a40h; July, 40k a40I; steamer, 80 bid
Oats active-southern and Pennsylvania. 30a36;
western, white, - a36; do; mixed, 3ahas3k;
graded No. 2, white, 30. Rye easy-prime to
choice. 6Oa62. Hay fairy active-prime TO choice
timothy, 1300a1400. Provisions steady and
unchanged-mess pork, old l2.75 new 1880:
bulk meats dull, loose shoulders, on; long
shoulders, 81; sugar-cured smoked shoulders, IN:
hams, large lOal5; small 11xal2k; lard, refined
~, crude 6ka6k. Eggs weak = western, 11x.
Coffee very quiet-RiO cargoes fair. l9<. Sugar
strong-A soft, 81. Copper Quiet-refned, ES
a13. Whisky firm and unchanged - l.09allO
Freights TO Liverpool per steamer very quiet ana
about steady-cotton 40c.; -four per ton in
sacks, lSs.a2Os.; grain per bushel, I'd. Cork for
orders-2s. 6da3s. Saies-wheat, 81 900 bushels:
corn, 1000 bushels.
BALTIMORE May 1.-virginia consols. 44a47:
do. l040's, 81: do. threes, 66a67; Baltimore and
81; Cincinnati, Washington and Baltimore nrsts,
loo; do seconds, 65h: do. thirds 33k; consoh-
dated gas bonds. ll4al14k; do. stock, 4ska49
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. May CLOSING. 93S;
June, 83k; July. 91k. Corn-May 80; June
33H; July, 331s. Oats-May, 25h: June, 24x;
July, 24ss. Pork-May, 133eH; june, 1347E;
July, 657h. Short ribs--May, 5.37x; June $50;
July 557L.
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I'd EDITION.
Latest qeleglanS to Tho Star.
ONE LESS,
New Hampshire's Population Dimin-
ished to That Extent Today.

CONCORD, N. r., May James Palmer was
hanged at 11:04 for killing Henry T. Whitehouse
May q, 1888. Two weeks before the murder
several articles belonging to the Portsmouth
Electric Company were missed from the light
station and suspicion pointed to James Palmer,
the engineer. He was discharged and White
house, his assistant, promoted to the place.
The Wednesday preceding the murder Sheriff
Coffin and Whitehouse visited Palmers house
and found the missing property, and among
Palmer claimed as his own, and to substantiate
the assertion that it WAS his property pointed
to his initials ('J. P. y upon the handle. On
this evidence he was allowed to retain the ham,
mer and it was not seen again until found near
October, 1888, and Palmer was found guilty of
murder in the first degree. He was sentenced
to be hanged December Z, 1889, but the usual
appeals have delayed the execution until today.
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A Handsome Yacht In Port.

The yachtsmen of this city will have chance
to feast their eyes upon yacht a. near per-
lection a. money can make 1t il they take q
trip to Jackson's wharf, at the foot Of 9Th street
The yacht in question is the Sycamore, I"
owned by Mr.. VIM. R. Slater of Norwich, Conn,
and she has just returned from . trip to
the West Indies. The party on board
consists Of Mr.. and Mrs. Sergeant of
Boston, Mr.. Mitchell, Mr.. A. Slater and son, J..
William Slater and J. A. Stedman, son of Ad-
mirsl Stedman Of this city. The party visited
Tampa, Kingston, Santiago de Cuba, Key West,
Havana, Nassau, Jacksonville, Charleston and
Norfolk. The boat is 100 feet long by n feet
wide and is commanded by Capt. c. W. Scott,
with crew Of thirty-one, all told
The captain reports the trip very successful
one. The record for fast time was beaten from
Nassau to Jacksonville. While of Cape Hat
teras the boat encountered gale which took
away its topmast and jib boom. The vessel
started on the trip February 1. The yacht 10
fitted mp with all conveniences and possesses
q truly homelike appearance.
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LIVE CAPITOL TOPICS.
The Oklahoma Bill Corrected-Notes
From Committee Rooms.

In the House today motion of Mr.. Perkins
Of Kansas Senate concurrent resolution was
agreed to to correct an error in the draft of
the Oklahoma territorial bill.
MISSISSIPPI RIVER IMPROVEMENT.
The Senate committee on commerce today
decided to give hearing to all persons inter-
ested in the improvement Of the Mississippi
river or who have plans for the improvement
OF the river, at the committee room, Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday mornings, the 18th,
18th and 14th instants.
PROPOSED CHANGES IN THE PATENT LAWS.
The House committee on patents has author
lied a subcommittee to prepare and report to
the House bill embodying the changes In
patent law recommended by the commissioner
Of pa tents.
THE PACIFIC RAILROAD BILL.
The House committee ON Pacific railroads TO-
day made . few formal amendments to the
pending Pacific railroad refunding bill and
then postponed final action upon it until the
chairman returns next week.
ENTERTAINED BY SENATOR MORRILL,.
very pleasant time did the officers Of the
Senate have last night at the residence of Sena-
tor Morrill,. Invitations had been issued lib
orally by the distinguished and venerable Yer
monter, and those invited, accompanied by
their wives, were present to the number of
about sixty. The reception commenced at 9
O'Clock and was concluded shortly after IL.
Beautiful floral decorations were lavishly dis
played and there was a sumptuous buffet lunch.
The affair was entirely informal and thor
oughly enjoyable.
FLOWERS FOR SENATOR POWER.
Senator Power OF Montana looked pleasant at
everybody this afternoon from behind basket
Of flowers which constituent, sex undivided,
had been considerate enough to send him.
BIG GUNS.
Gen. Benet, chief of ordnance, was before
the Senate committee on appropriations this
afternoon talking about Notifications and big
guns and all manner Of warlke things.
NOTES.
Mr.. Stone (Ky.) today in the House intro
duced the bill known az the Chandler bill,
defining the route Of the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad in the District. The bill Is the one
for the removal of the depo: to the north line
of II street.
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A Big Blaze.

There was blaze in what Is known Is "Cow-
town" this afternoon which for time threat
ened the destruction of the whole town. Il
was thought At first by persons in the city that
Freedman's Hospital was the scene Of the con-
fagration. The large volume of smoke At
tractea great crowd. The are originated in
which was large quantity Of hay. In
few minutes the entire building was
mass Of damea Owing tosths long distance
from the fire Of the water plugs the aremen
had TO work hard to get water on the burning
building. The:heat rom the building was 90
intense that the hremen could hardly Get near
it The building was destroyed
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THE CANAL RECEIVERS.
Judge Cox Directs Them to Investigate
Number Of Things.

In the case of George 8. Brown against the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company ct al
Justice Cox today made the order requested BY
the receivers, Messrs Winship and Cushwa,
directing them to inquire concerning real es.
tate holdings Of the company and to ascertain
what existing leases, contracts and agreements
there are relating TO the real estate, water
rights, privileges, &c.
They are further authorized to investigate
and report TO the court what agreements there
are between the mill owners or occupants and
the canal company with reference especially
TO what 70 known - the Georgetown level, and
whether and what repairs we're or are neces-
ssry or proper to be made, and whether the
sum or sums agreed TO be paid we're reason
able; and to investigate fully what water
rights and privileges have been leased or
granted 70 other persons or have been used or
occupied without authority.
They are empowered to demand and receive
Tor the company statement Of al MONEYS re-
ceived from any and al property rights, &c.
belonging 20 the company within the District
and collected within The District; further. 10 de-
nsnd and receive from the company statemepts
q its accounts. receipts and disbursements
ancs lSsa
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Nominations of Post,nasters

The President today sent to the Senate the
following nominations:
Postmasters: CalifOrnia-Dillon d. Dodson,
Red Bluff; James o. Coleman, Sacramento.
Concentrations. N. Emily, Moodus: Geo.
w. Smith, New Hartford. Florida--Wilard l..
Van Duzor, Kissimmee. New Hampshire
Henry Robinson, Concord. Vermont-Austin
W. Fuller, st. Adams. Observation-Disclosures
tus NJ. Bearse marlborough; Chas. Mansen,
Everett. Maine-William Stackpole, Saco.
New York-Briggs 7, Benckley, Camden; Chas
h. Rowe, Dansville. New Jersey-Wm. B.
Singleton, Toms River. Pennsylvania-Wm. L.
Warrington, Carbondale. Obio--David NJ.
Jones' Napoleon. Missouri-Mark W. Laugh
lin, Monroe City; Jekiel T. Day, Gallatin.
Michigan-Herbert II. Bunyea, Pentwater.
Iowa-Jos. Vos, Orange City; Illinois-Luther
X. Lee, Warren; Hutchens B. Durham, Will
mington: Jas. G. Harwood Plano. Wisconsin,
August Siefert, Reedsbury; Eli L. Urquhardt,
Medford. Texas-Theodore Miller, Rusk; Hugo
Z. Smith, Mckinney; Vernon J. Tiebout, En-
mis-.
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An Investment Company incorporated.

An Investment Company Incorporated.
The Charlton Heights Investment and Build
ing Association, formed for the purpose Of
buying, improving and selling real estate in
and near Charlton Heights, Md. has filed
Q certificate Of incorporation. The trustees
named are Green b Raum, A. F. Childs, T.. A.
Sitter, J. J. Rankin, James Z. Waugh, T. d.
Keleher, Z. O. Fitz Simmons, Theo. Daven-
port and John w. Harsha.
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THE COURTS.

CouRr m GENERAL TElN-Judges Hagner,
james and Cor.
Today-Coyle agt Hill; argued and sub
mittsd Glenn agt Winston; on hearing.
CncuIT CouRr-yudqs Montgomery.
Today--Woods agt Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road Company; trial resumed
EQUITY CouRr-yudes Coz.
Today-Moriarity agt Horiarity; testimony
ordered taken BY Joseph Harper. executor.
Ralston.
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Arms
SARSAPARILLA
THE BEST
BLOOD MEDICINE

80 SAT- LEADING PHYSICIANS AND DRUG
GIsTs. AND THEIR OPINION Is ENDORSED BY
THOUSANDS CURED BY IT OF sCRoFULA. &C.
JENA. ERYsIPELAs AND OTHER DISEASES OF
THE BLOOD
ayers sarsaparilla has its reputation by years
Of valuable service to the community. Hith best"-
R. s. Lang Druggist. PIP Merrimack st.. Lowell,
Mass
DR.. ". p. Wright Paw Paw Ford. Tenn, says: TN
my practice invariably prescribe Ayers sarsaparilia
for chronic diseases Of the blood"
DR.. R. K Boyle. Sd and Oxford SITS, Philadelphia,
Pa, writes For two years have prescribed Ayers
Sarsspsra In instances and find it highly
sficacious the treatment Of all disorders of the
blood"
L VI. Robinson Pharmacist sabina Ohio, certifes:
ayers sarsapsriila has always been q great SELLER
My customers think there is no blood purifier equal
to it."
"For many years WAS afflicted with scrofulous
ming which at last became bad the doctors
advised amputatins Of my legs to my life.
began taking Ayers Sarsaparills and soon saw i'm
provement After using about two dozen bottles the
were healed continue to take few bottles Of
this medicine each year. for my blood, and am no
longer troubled with Ihave tried other reputed
blood purifers but none does much good as Ayers
Susceptibility A. Robinson. Neal Kansas.
Don't fail to get
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MARRIED.

EIKINs-RANKE At Baltimore on wean..a.v
April y, 1890. by the Rev. h. X Murphy a.
ton. DC
GERARD-o'BRIEN. On Wednesday evening April
81 iS90. az o'clock, ~ the key. J. ". CLARK,
Washington, DC.
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Gray StiIl Alive.

II. Clay Gray, the commission merchant, who
shot himself In the head at the gambling rooms
across the Long bridge Monday night was still
alive this afternoon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-01

At meeting Of the board Of directors of the
CisiEens' Nstional Bank this morning Mr.. @.
W. Handy was elected . member of the board.
10 Oil vacancy.
Yesterday large drsdge, built BY Henry
Wilson, wns launched q the mouth Of he
James Greek canal. n ID the largest craft
built on the Potomac for many Year,. The
dredge viii b fitted with hydraulic appsrstus.
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued by the
clerk Of the court TO George Smith and Rosa
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A Rich Man Sentenced for Life.

DETROIT, May LA special to the Ne,os from
Belsonia, Mich, says C. T. Wright, the wealthy
lumber man and president Of the After Creek
Lumber Company, who was yesterday con-
victed Of murder In the first degree for killing
Dr. Thurber and Under Sheriff Marshal, was
this morning sentenced to life imprisonment at
hard labor in Jackson prison. Wright's
counsel protested, claiming that this court ha d
no iurisdiction
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DALPITATION OF THE HEART. NERVOUSNESS
treIlbings, nervous headache. cold hands and feet
pain IN the back relieved by Carters Little Liver Pils
ssNow. LET GOOD DIGESTION WAIT ON AP-
IN petite. and health both, In favor1te toast
sfter taking Ausosturs Bi,ters.. Dr. LIB. sIEGERr
4 sONs MIRA
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Sold by sll druggists.
THE BEsr ROOF
C. r. BENNETT.

OF the wonderful curative qualities of Carlsbad
is without equal aperient for Chronic Constips
ton. Rheumatism, Dyspepsia. Liver and Kidney
Troubles &c. Be sure and secure only the genuine
NNHE ACTION OF CARRIERS LITTLE LIVER
Pills il pleasant, mild and natural. They gently
stimulate the liver and regulate the bowels, but do not
purge. 1hey sure to please. Try them.
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Just received beautiful line Of Wash Chevfots An
dsnon's zePhyr Sinshams satieens; China silks
Plain and Fancy Wool cuttings, ChAines. silk and
Lisls Hose. psMs:t liable Cloths sna NAPKINS. all
STITCHED Linen sheets and Pillow Cases, Linen sheet
ings aud Pillow Linens ali grades.
AooE. BRO. / co.
mh7-.fm l33S IT. NV
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Stock Market.
Name. o. C

The following the opening and closing prices Of
the New York stock Market, as reported by special
wire to Corson and Mccartney, 14iS street:
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ID Rr Ct o o d s .

sheetne. 2k yards wide, l7c and lsc.
PILLOW CASE COTTON, Toe
Fruit Of uhe Loom Biesched Coaon. SIC.
Good Brown Cotton, sac.
Black Cashmere, nearly ~ yards vide. Csc
Black Dress SUI, 81 and el.26.
bursh Blk, SOC.
Velvet Ribbon. Plain and Satin Back.
ladies' Mourning Collaru, DC.
ALI Wool Cashmere in all shadss 5Oa
Gents Launderyd shirta 4sc.
Gents Outing shirta, Use.
ladies' Ribbed Vests, loo.
Beautiful lins New 6inghams Just recsived.
ClarkS Q. D. 7. Spool Cotton, Abe doz
xOO yards SPOOL Cotton viii run on machinA Pa
Pima lc- for fourteen rows.
Large white Bed spreads, 7Sc
few hsmnArts VI silk lsft kunnins them % chsaA
LR TowNER q sox.
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Paid 5000 for a Little Tissue Paper

PHILADELPHIA, May I.-George Allen of
Phillipsburg, Kan, and Elijah Beebe of Supe-
rior, Neb., paid $2OO to a Newark, NJ, man
for $4,000 in counterfeit money. They started
west again. but were observed by the police at
the depot here as they were opening the satchei
to count the supposed money. The satchel
was found TO contain tissue paper wrapped in
a few good bills. The two men were allowed
to continue their homeward journey
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AMERICAN BLOOD CURE.

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A FlVE.CENT NAPOLEON.
H. s. Ives & Co. to Settle Their Failure
at Five Cents on the Dollar.

NEW YORK. May 1.-The settlement among
the creditors of the defunct firm Of H. s. Ives
& Co. for cents on the dollar is about to be
contaminated. Quite an array of counsel ap-
peared before Judge Barrett this morning and
asked for an order Of reference to examine the
accounts without prejudice to the creditors
who did not sign the composition agreement.
Judge Barrett said he would order refer
ence and would consider the request of counsel
on appointing referree. There is no oppo-
sition to the reference application made by any
of the creditors representatives.
1t is suggested that as the accounts were in
tricate a referee who was an expert at figures
should be named. Counsel also desired that
the referee should begin to hear testimony on
per cent Of the creditors have signed the COM
position agreement.
Riot at Pesth.
PEsTH, May 1.-The labor demonstration
at Pesth was marred by scene Of
bloodshed. Early this morning large
number Of workmen gathered in front
of one Of the rolling mills. At first the men
were orderly enough but under the incentive OF
agitators became aroused and bitterly de-
nounced the alleged tyranny Of their en-
ployers. Finally they lost all self control and
engaged in riotous demonstrations which
the police were powerless to quell.
Military assistance was summoned and
body of troops promptly ap-
peared on the ground with fixed bayonets. The
mob was ordered to dispense and upon their
refusal to obey the troops charged. The crowd
broke and fed in all directions, but not before
many of the rioters had been pierced by the
bayonets of the soldiers. The mill where The
trouble occurred remains open and work is 60
ing on as usual
There has been no observance of Labor day
in Berne and work in all branches of business
is progressing as usual. Dispatches from all
parts of Switzerland report a similar state Of
affairs.
No disturbance is reported in any part of
Holland. Two orderly meetings Of workmen
were held at Amsterdam.
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IopArs BOND OFFERS aggregated si5i. 600,
as follows: Registered -, sl2.Soo, sso0.
s6'loO, S2S,oo0 at l22; coupon. s2OO. ESQ. 200;
registered as $1,000. s4OO. $1,000. csc. 900,
sS,oOO, sl5,OOO at lO3i .; coupon Az \. s400
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AND PRESSED FOR sl
Costa Soc Psnta 25o., vsssa 2se. Alsss1ne md
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SECRETARY TRACY BErrrA-A Telegram va
received at the Navy Department today from
Secretary Tracy at Brooklyn saying that his
stomach trouble. from which he has suffered
Tor day or two, is much better. He Will
probably return the latter part OF the week.
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Ex-PREsIDENT CLEVELAND.
Admitted to the Bar Of the United States
Supreme Court Today.

An rNTIRHsTTNo SCENE N TEE COURT cHAMDRn-
1EPnEsfNrArrvn ru1NIn u NrnopuoKp-rHR
Kx-RRksrDENr NTRBvIKws A star REroRTEl-
He THINKS WASHINGTON pxIIaHfrrI.