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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-09

Chairman EHyson Discusses 1t With the
Democratic Executive Committee.

Chairman EHyson Discusses 1t With the
Democratic Executive Committee.
Special Dispatch to The Evening Star.
RICHMOND, Va, July 9.-Chairman Ellyson is
entertaining the democratic state executive
committee at luncheon at his residence today
the object being to discuss matters pertaining
to the coming legislative campaign.
Mr.. Elyson's conference with the repre-
sentatives of the alliance yesterday was quite
satisfactory. At this meeting of the demo-
cratic executive committee the program for the
campaign will be fully outlined. it is not the
chairman's purpose to call another meeting
before late In the fall There will be no state
convention this year. As heretofore stated il
these dispatches the issues for the legislature
will be few and simple, railroad bill being the
principal
The Virginia democracy is represented as
being in a most harmonious condition so far as
state politics is concerned. On national ques-
tions. as might be expected, there
is division of opinion. While
some of the politicians are decidedly opposed
to Cleveland for 1892 others are inclined to
be tor him. large majority of the rank and
file are certainly for Cleveland.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-09
LONDON NEWS NOTES.
Mr.. Sturgeon Holds His Own-Revolt in Ar
ReDtina.

LONDON, July 9.-Mr. spurgeon was no worse
this morning and maintains his strength.
Dispatches from Buenos Ayres say that fresh
revolutionary disturbances have occurred in
various parts of the Argentine Republic. The
government is actively exerting itself to sup
press the revolt in the provinces of Cordoba,
CatGmarica and Entritriose.
The German steamship Cleopatra. which re-
Gently struck sunken wreck in the straits OF
Magellan, has been stranded to prevent her
from sinking. The passengers and crew of the
Cleopatra we're saved. The steamer is fast 60
ing to pieces.
Gen. Sir Evelyn Wood, brother Of Mrs. Par
NELL will command one of the divisions at
Wimbledon during the kaiser's review on Sat-
urdsy.
Significant expressions have appeared in the
Holland papers since the kaiser's visit to the
effect that the HoI1anders. while doing honor to
the kaiser desire to remain in international
matters as they are are now-that is, entirely
neutral
Chancellor Caprivi has caused to be commu-
nioated to the president of the administrative
authorities at Siegen an expression of approval
OF his course IN preventing telegram from
being sent to Prince Bismarck approving his
past services and his course toward the govern
menr.
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SOUGHT BY HER MOTHER.
Efforts Being Made to Find Maud Eastsbrool
Runaway From England.

En0rte beluG Mhuc " ihu -Abuu 1SsthDfOOk,
Runaway From England.
Boston. July "A detective Of Scotland
Yard, London. accompanied by young man,
called at police headquarters yesterday and
asked for assistance in searching for Maud
Esstabrook. . handsome English girl, who ran
away from her home in Leeds and had been
heard from in this city. The young man is the
girls older brother.
Miss Enstabrook IL twenty-one and was the
daughter Of Ihos. y. Esstabrook. q wealthy
manufacturer OF cutlery at Leeds, now
deceased. While studying music in Vi
emma she formed a liaeon with Arthur
Van wart, . married attaehs of the
English legation. The pair left Bordeaux
for America in May. 1880, but on the voyage
Van wart was seized with remorse and commit
ted suicide by jumping overheard. Friendless
and with but little money the young woman
attempted TO earn a living in u small New
Jersey town BY teaching music. She had poor
success and soon after fell in with COM
mercial traveller. a married man Of Portland,
Ne. who deserted her in Boston,
leaving her penniless. II h stated
that she then entered upon a
dissolute life. The girl wrote to her parents
for aid. Her father bad disowned her, but her
mother quietly sent her money. Her father
died six months ago, and now the mother is
endeav0ring 70 reclaim her daughter, whose
Whereabouts % present, however, are unknown.
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IMMIGRATION AT New YoKK.-Tbe supe

IMMIGRATION AT New ioKK.-The superin-
tendent OF immigration at New York reports
that 4oo.ee4 immigrants arrived at that port
during the past hscd year compared with
32s.6Sl during the previous hscsi YEAR. OF last
years arrivals "A, 1872 came from Germany;
iu.'l6 from Italy; S5.42i from ireland: 81. 504
from Russia, and the others from other coun-
tries OF Europe and Asia. IL is estimated that
81 per cent Of all immigrants land at New York
Nearly l'oooo OF the immigrants in question
settled in New York state and Sc 600 in fepn,yl-
wanna, the next largest numbers going 10 Illi-
nois and Michigan. One-third OF the immi-
grants are laborers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-09

Laurence Sands has purchased Of Catharine
W. Myer for s2l 1866 lots 20 to IS Of Washington
Heights
Henry Reiter has bought of G. limerick for
$1,000 part lot 6. square 459. "a feet Z inches
front on 9th street between street and Iouisi-
ana avenue northwest
j. B. Nicholson has purchased of John Baut
for 800 south half Is. square 5S7, l6 by llS
feet III inches: of Emma Smith for "a. $40
part IL. do. Is feet A. inches front. both ON
A. between l. street and Virginia avenue. and
for $1,000 of c. X. Wetzel part. fronting
l61a feet on between Sd and 4 streets south
west.
A. j. Miller has purchased of Ira G. Scott
for Sc, 200 subs c and ID, square 267. each front
ing IA feet 40 inches on 49, street between
ID and Maryland avenue. and of {. +. Williams
for 1855 west half lot 8. square 26s-25 By 100
feet on between 18th and 1879 streets south
west
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Washington stock EXCHANGE

Sales-Regular call-I2 o'clock m: Lincoln
National Bank, IL at 1908. American Graphophonc,
10 at
Government Bonds-U. 3. AVS, 1891, registered,
100 bid, - asked. U. S. a, registered, 1901, LID
bid, IL, asked.
Disirc: Of Columbia Bonds-Market stock IS, 1892,
currency, l0l bid. 2J-year fund, U.s. 1892, gold loon
bid, asked 1O-year fund.- Sd, 1899, gold, 1857 bid.
Water stock, IS 1901, currency, ia bid 1856 asked
3O-year fund, IS, gold, 1902, 1l6 bid, - asked.
Water stock Is currency, 1903 12G bid, 1876 asked.
3.65s, 1924, fund, currency ll4la bid. llG asked.
Miscellaneous Bonds-W ashlngrOn ana GEORGE
town railroad, iO-4o, is, log bid, los asked. Wash
ington and Georgetown Railroad Convertible Us.
III bid, 1856 asked. Masonic Hall Association.
IS. 1905. 1913 bid, los asked. Washington Market
Company, LIST mortgage ID, 10 bid, = asked. Wash
ingtOn Market Company, imp. d. lis bid, lZ0 asked
American security and Trus. Company, 81, 99k bid,
e.. 1904, 100 bid, = asked. Washington Light IN
fantry I'd, Is, 1904 ~ .pid. los asked Washington
Gas Light Company, series A. IS, l25 bid, -,
b, 6s. 1875 bid, = asked. Washington Gas Com
pany Convertible Is, la bid. 1881 asked Ecking-
ton Railroad 6s. =. bid. l0s asked.
National Bank StOcks-Bank OF Washington. 430
bid, 500 asked. Bank OF Republic, $40 bid - asked
Metropolitan, 20 bid, 3OO asked. Central. so b. "a
chanlcs. 1855 bid. = asked. Citizens. 40 bid
ls5 asked. Columbia, 1888 bid, 1871 asked Caps
tai, LIZ bid. asked. West End, IS bid,
1903 asked. Traders, ia bid, l20 as-.e-- Lncoin,
Railroad stocks-Washington and Georgetown,
20 Did2z5 asked Metropolitan. l07S bid, l2V asked
Street, bid, ~ asked. Capitol and North . Street
kgiHs, lOo4 bid, lois asked. lexington and
So.d.ers' Home, - bid, 50 asked Georgetown ana
Ienleytown, 5.N bid. 50 asked. Rock Creek, 100
bid, - asked.
insurance Stocks-Firemen's, IS bid, 90 asked
Franklin, IS bid, d asked. Metropolitan, 81 bid -
asked. National Union, is bid, 20 asked. Airing
ton, Is5 bid, - asked. COrcoran, 63 lid, - asked.
Columbia, 1855 bid, II asked. G.rmaIi-Alnercan,
lso bid, - asked. Potomac, IS bid, W asked
Riggs, ga bid, asked. Peoples, bid, -
ASKED. Lincoln, bid. 81. asked. Commercial, 4
bid. - asked.
Title insurance Stocks-Real Estate Title, I25
bid, lao asked. columbia Title, 6 bid, On asked.
Gas and Electric Light Washington Gas,
49, bid, ~ asked. Georgetown Gas, - Odd. L. 5.
klectric Light, 1873 bid. li0 asked.
Telephone otockS-Pennsylvania, "a bid,-asked
Chesapeake and fotoniac, I'll bid, u asked. Amer
lean Graphophone, bid, asked.
Miscellaneous StOcks-W ashington Market Com
pany, Is bid, 81 asked. Great Fails Ice Company,
= bid, asked. Bull Kun Panorama Com,
pany, 10 bid, IS asked. rheumatic Gun Car
rage, bid, asked. Lincoln Hall, - bid, 100
asked. lnterocean Building Company, - DID, lO5
asked.
safe Deposit and Trust Companies Washington
Safe Deposit Company, liz bid, - asked. WASH
inytou Loan anu trust Company, y6 bid w
asked American security and Trust COMPANY
30 bid. 96 asked.
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Results OF Yesterdays Racing.


At Jerome Park, N. Y: First race, six fur
longs-Dr. Wilcox, 1; Crochet. 2; Motto, 8.
Time, 1.19. Second race, 1.40O yards-west-
chester, /; Wood Cutter. 2; Judge Post, 8.
Time. 1909. Third rice, the Long Branch
Reilly, q; San Juan. 8. Time, 2llk. Fourth
race, eight and one-half furlongs lakeland. l:
Maidstone, 2: st. James. 8. Time, 1853. Fifth
race. six furlongs- Soho, /: Endurer, 2; Black
burn, 8. Time, l.18h. Sixth race, five fur
longs-Arnold, 1; Little Sandy, 2; Casanova,
8. Time, 1.03s<. Seventh race, six furlongs-
Sleipner, 1; Lillian, 2; Register, s. Time,
1.181<.
At Brighton Beach: First race, seven fur
longs-Fernwood, ]; Little Addie, 2; Eleve. s.
Time. 1.33. second race, Ave furlongs-Medusa
ally L sinslO. colt a. PEDESTRIAN; 3 Time
Vintage Time FLY, 2; Nubian. 8. Time, LIB.
Fourth race, five furlongs-Kitty Van, 1; Fitz-
roy, Q; John Cavanaugh, 8. Time, LOS. Fifth
race, nine furlongs-Banquet, /; Rsclair, 2;
Joe Courtney. 8: Time, 1854. Sixth race,
sight. s. Time, i.si1<. seventh race, one
niile..Palisade, 1; Outbound, .; Ballyhoo. s.
Timd l.45.
At Chicago: First race, 8 furlongs-Gulina. /;
Hume, 2; Ciaret, s.. Time 1;2ok: Second race,
mils-van b Il ssrnnyb. roo q osrmsi.,
Rinfax ran dead heat for tie third place.
Time, LAT. Fourth race, mile and 70 yards
Churchill Clark. I; Dr.. Nave. 2; bankrupt. s.
Time. l.siX; Fifth race, furiong.. heats
Ma Bell, l; Marvel, = The others distanced.
Best time. LIS
At Gloucester, N. J.: First race, ~ fur
longsEvance. /; Shakespeare, 3; Carlow, s.
Time, 591S. Second race, furlongs SANDER.
1; Ninone, 2; Nyscinthe, 8. Time. 1.2x. Third
race, eH farlonss-on.e. 1; Ny Graft, 2;
furlongs- Mohican, 1; Repeater, 3; Lotion, s.
Time, La. Fifth race, 9 furlongs-- Corticello,
II Lonely, 2; Question, q Time, A0S. sixth
race, furiongs-ailmsr, Raymond, 2, Avery,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-09

Assessor Trtnbie Take I-.ae with the AZ
toruey Ne To Liability to Tsx.

Assessor Trtrnbie Take l-.ae with the As-
toruey ss To Liability 20 Tar.
A question was recently submitted 90 the a.
torney for the District. involving the licensing
Of secondhand dealers. with request that he
forward an opinion thereon.
The question Was . peculiar one.
Broderick Bros. 10 the name OF firm which
buys and sells secondhand clothing. &c. They
have number Of push carts which they loan
TO men with the understanding that they bring
all the goods collected TO them, which they pur-
chase.
The question was whether or not these push
carts we're subject 10 q license tax Of eco.
The attorney held they were not
Assessor 1rimble took issue with him IN Q
letter 20 the Commissioners submitted today
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DIED.

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iS ~: as e. :. rc s. es is::
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,.snss .aa from rs,...:
p sssI @ A. rh ,a,ss 90 sg y s ,e
asn Sns 81 f s..s q a S Ys. from hs parent.
S ri LSSsEaS'fiE III ls s
VI Insrnen me =. sxed sshty three se-is.
county. "a fridss. July TO- an r,a Montgomery
Akfats e. G1sSiD1 ss1 Sy Iss
Adelaide A' Es..: sss sl. .S "a. Sts. .,a
LIDapnsifa.s Jul: July :ls. s, . sse
and n ni,een days: son Of Alburtu. .. .Ld Ann Y;
=. v. EsSoo aa grandson OF ho'-' A.n'rns' and
sG' s e. !: : :ss;S.. =:
rr,s.d. and rsi.',,ss respectfully invissd fs..S.
p,p., pass's eopy.l
.sAks aE ,;; !, fzyxL q: .;i:ss!h yea &
B.pasi chareS, E,rhissnii sss .srssss ssss6vssxl
na S.s 70 :.:.a fsHd' and '''''''
wALKER- On Thursdsy, July Q. lsel, 81 Sap .
Nth '' cis ssf ia sas s:,niH
nstive Of fsrfax county Va, sged thirty-ons ysss6
s: g.. s s:s:ae ::syy y: have len ''
By We ood that sss sssya w.
By HIS SISTERS.
rynsral frpm his hate tssdsnse No 2sol y s.ssss
10 o'clock-
vnKEFs9I; o. Tus'a:y: July. }s0l: 9. NO
S. 60 9 sss =: Sa.sra Z ed HiissS:k r.
IS; q: :: ~ s;sS r., "a q ':s s z
krisnds sna rslanv. q re fsmilY q 49, e.
plsaa eopy.1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-09

NASHVILLE, Tenn, July 9.-The Bank Of
Commerce Of Sheffield. Ala, which has been
embarrassed for the past two days, has provided
arrangements to meet all its obligations in cash
a. called for. and resumed business this morn
ing as usual The bank was and is now perfectly
solvent, but for lack Of currency to meet a
rush that was expected to result from the fail
ure Of Moses Bros, bankers, OF Montgomery
on Monday /, was decided to temporarily sus-
pend until currency could be shipped the bank
with which to meet all its demands. 1t has
been done.
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Fined for Carrying . Pistol.

Yesterday Vim. Wheeler, u soldier a. the
arsenal while handling pistol at 1927 street
northwest. accidentally shot himself in the
shoulder. He was taken to the Emergency
Hospital. where DIR. Boss found the wound TO
be q mere scratch.
Wheeler and Alice holland, one Of the women
In the house, were arrested and locked up.
This morning, before Judge Kimball,
Wheeler was tried for carrying tho pistol, aud
a tne Of ESQ or ninety days was imposed.
Alice was charged with vagrancy and she
was discharged
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-09

MrssRs. FauScE AND BRowS. the expert &C
countants Of Philadelphia. were at the Treasury
Department today and spent several hours in
consultation with Assistant Secretary Net,leton
aud Controller Lacey m regard TO their in-
ve.tigation oil the Keystone and Spring Garden
National Bank failures.
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Still AT Ir.

WsdOn't let ANYBODY ssr anything lower than We.
We don't sell goods ins; ailments. time, with
notes We tried several times and found the
Old saying that time il money" came true but
fortunately Cor the other kept the money The
ONLY Kind " notes take now Uncls SANS. and
they inclined TO be green and bank reject.
them
Wire Doors. with springs. white knob.
hooks. Sc.. ell Ice Cream Freezer. 2-quart.
81 -. 3-9uArt- sl.65; 4-quart. als5. SC. Re
frigeratOrs. s2 IS 20 s25 very nice with
cooler, o.. ao Preserving Kettles. porcelain lined. b
quart. 25c- 4qu.rt. 35c- o-qusrt, s.c. sQuart.
dc l0Gusrt. sjs- l2-Quari. sc. 4Quart. 9oc.
Csne-sest Chairs. &c. good Rocking Chair. all
wood. high back. sec. Lawn Bench for three persons
FL So. Rustic benches. g. 80 TO 81 aj. Six-foot Ex
tension Table. 81 90 LARGE ssZe Bsn:-bscx Dining
ChNirs DC. Solid Oak Suite, sl6. large suites
e.5. s. 20, s4O s45. Ac. Psror suites. e.s7. 5O
Sf5. FOr tts We SNOW you Handsome Rug Suite full
With spring edge NOv-I- Cots, 81 % aud
81 So Pillows. 81 rounds. no chicken feathers SsSc
pounds. -. 30. Curled HasE Mattress. full sire,
oIZ ID We claim 20 have the only place In vi sh
fnxton where you can furnish house complete. Re
IneuIter only terms cheap for cash We don't
r-lIt trade We telis II = moral TO
change s1O stisbosrd tia; a. so. Ell for
chairs eos'inS So We prefer 10 sell then. for cash
az ~ ami NJ Which yrce would You prefer to pay;
Ne VII you something AL slon-r. Don't DOUBT
I'll yout Ey. -
H. c. oRAsTY
DOUBLE STORES.
jeIs 1910 and 1872 .,h q. NV
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The Military Companies Return.

Both the Emmett Guard and the Fencibles re-
turned home last night and were received at
the depot by crowds Of friends The. Corcoran
Cadets met the Fencibles and the command
marched up the avenue with trailed arms and
flag draped in black crepe.
The fourth battalion, under Major Campbell,
and the Sheridan Rifles met the Emmett Guard
on their arrival at $50. The company was es-
corted to the armory where q luncheon was
served.
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To send Delegate. 20 Detroit.

At meeting of the Loyal Legion OF South
Washington lsss night IT was resolved 10 send
two delegates and one alternate to the q. A. r.
convention at Detroit the 10th Of August, and
directing them 10 use their cndeavors 70 secure
the meeting OF the encampment at Washington
In 1897.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-09

NEW York. July S.-An explosion occurred
at 10 o'clock this morning in the malt room of
Everard's brewery, No. IL east 1884 street.
Louis REESE, David Widman and Jacob Myers
were severely burned about the face and arms.
The damage to the building was slight. The
cause OF the explosion is unknown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-09

Mrs. Washington Mclean. the relict Of the
late Washington Mclean, is very ill at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel, New York, where she is accom-
panied by her daughters, Mrs. Gen Hazen and
Mrs. Bergher. Her son, John r. Mclean has
been telegraphed to come from Bar Harbor,
where he is spending the summer.
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Unrisinx In Guatemala.

CrTy OF MExIco, July 9.-E Partido QiberaD
has received dispatches from Guatemala an
nouncing that revolt has taken place in the
district Of Quessltauaso, and the uprising is
gaining in force.
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MARKED.

GREEN-CRoss. On July 3. 1901 a, Roclxrn.
Md, ~ hey: H. L. Melborne, MILAN EpWARD
city. y
pkobEklsoN,LAwLER On July 4. 1891, in
bsltluIore. Nd. by the kev. Lewis I've i>wa Gie-
WARD ". RobEhrs n 10 Miss MAhi hLATIT1
both Of Washington. ID. q.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-09

The Massachusetts, executive council he's re-
jected the governors nomination OF Chaunosy
smith 70 Be the successor Of George n. Crochsr
- railroad commissioners.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-09

Vim. Smith, veteran Of the late war, was ar
rested at Atlantic Highlands, N. j., yesterday,
charged with strangling his wife. He claims
that the woman died Of heart disease.
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PARNELL's CRUSHING DEFEAT.
What Irlsh-Americnn. say Ahcu, n

what lrssh-Americans Say About It
From the New York Tribune.
The overwhelming defeat OF Mr.. Parnelrs
candidate in the Carlow election ON Tuesday
was discussed with animation in the Irish
American circles, and the generally expressed
opinion now Is that the member for Cork has
no longer fighting show for the recovery Of
the leadership of the Irish parliamentary
party. Ex-Commissioner Of Street Cleaning
James 3. Coleman who is secretary of the new
organization that has taken the place of the
land league, TIE Irish National Federation of
America, said that il was the most crushing
blow that Mr. farnel had vet received.
III you subtract. said he, ',about 4 600
votes from the number cast for Mr. Kettle thai
VIII leave little over 500. the j 900 votes rem
resentng the tory electorate. which YOU NAV Be
certain sided with the Parnellite candidate
Coming after Kilkenny and Sligo IL shows nov
pretty conclusively that the ex-ieader could not
carry even his own constituency in Cork CITY
were there vacancy there tomorrow. In he
has any patriotism ut all left he will now resign
from public life
Senator William L. Brown. who 10 a large
contributor 10 the home rule funds Was asked
II lac Thought that this woula hasten the general
election. Il think not" he aid ION the
contrary, 1t seems TO me now that they can de-
rive no advantage from the split in the Irieh
party, and they will therefore be In no hurry
TO dissolve parliament while there remsins even
a fraction OF time within the statutory limit
IL the result OF the election shows what a rup-
posed Parnell constituency will do when called
upon to vote, then the eK-leader has not even
the ghost of a chance"
Judge John Henry Mccarthy said that il was
plain now to everybody that the conduct Of Mr..
farnell was In furtherance OF his personal ambi-
ton, and not IN the interest of Ireland. Have
youremarAed. said he, that we have not heard
much talk about the undue influence of priests
m ~ nfsaElg 4 Sc la.. ~
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, July 9.-Flour unchanged-re-
ceipts, o,4ll barrels: shipments, 2,lI6 barrels;
sales, 6V barrels. Wheat firm - spot, l.OOxa
l.oi; the month, ssaass; August. yIxayis.;
September, 91;s a9Ik; october, 9sa a9sk; southern
wheat quiet; Fultz, s5al.U4: LOngberry, y6al. US-
receipts lS,IS2 bushels; shipmehis, $3.50 bushels:
stock, lt9,6y0 bushels sales, $1,000 bushels. Corn
spot nrm, futures easy; spot, ON; the month,
66%: August, 65E; september, COY; southern corn,
white, active, 70; yellow, nrmer, Isa74; spot, No
2, white, ,6-recelpts, liza bushels: shipments,
none: stock, z0osl9 bushels; sales, $4,000 Dushrls
Oats strong and higher-No. white western, Is;
No. mixed western, 4l-receipts, 2,uVi bushels:
shipments, none; stock, 1895 bushels. Rye dull
No. 3 l0als - receipts, none; shipments, none;
stock, ass bushels. Hay hrmer-xoOd to choice
timothy, laO0sia.0o. Grain freignts quiet and
steady, unchanged. Cotton weaK-middlinR 81,
Provisions strong and active-mess PORK, is.ooa
~; sugar-pickled shoulders, ~; sugar-cured
annexed 1hOulders. ~,
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Range Of the Thermomes<r
The following were the readings at the signal
office today: a. NJ, 90, q p.n-, "a Maximum
70; minimum. IS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-09

At meeting last night Of Gen. Algsr Camp.
twenty-ffth division VI Maryland, sE., U.s.k,
resolutions were adopted protesting against
inviting the q. A. X. TO hold its national en-
campment I'm this city because at will be i'm
possible for certain comrades Of the O. A r. 70
obtain accommodation in pubic plAces"
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Name.
New York Stock Marke

The following the opening and closing prices Of
the New York Stock Market as reported BY special
wire TO Corson and Mccartney l4ls r street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-09
DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.
NEw POLICEMEN.

The Commissioners have appointed Edward
Curry. Chas. Pearson aud Thos. Holsey first
class privates on the police force to Ill original
vacancies.
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Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO, July lclosing). = wheat = July,
81; September, sIx. Corn-July, 6SN; septein.
Der, Slx. Oats-July, SIN; september, Ssk. Fork
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