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Name.
Washington Stock Exchange.

Sales-Regular call-12 O'Clock M: Franklin IN
at Oss rs AZ sos; IS at 500; rs at 500; Is at Sos
50 at s9s. A 1t 1885, IA at BSs rs at sy.; Is at 39
rs at sss. American Graphophone: oats; Pneu-
ington Gas, lie at ssss.
Government Bonds-U. 8. AVS 1891, registered.
los bid. I. $: as, 1881, coupon, loi< bid: U. $.
~, registered. 1901, 100 bid, = asked L. 8. 4s
coupon, 1907, 80 bid, = asked.
District OF Columbia Bonds-Per imp. Ga, 1891,
i s io Sid Market stock ss isaa
currency 10Y bid 2o-year fund6s, 1892, gold, I0l
bid asked 9o-year fund, IS, 1899. gold 1867 bid.
9o-year fund. Is, gold, 1902, III bid = asked.
Water stock, s currency, 1908, 1873 bid, 14o asked
sSss. 1921, fund. currency liza bid, - asked;
town Railroad, 1910, 6s 1o1 bid, 100 asked. Wash.
ington and Georgetown Railroad Convertible Gs,
lx0 bid. asked. Masonic Han Association SO. 1888
LIST mortgage 6s, IOa bd,-sskcd Washington Mar
ket Company, imp. Is, 1I3 bid. American Security
ing ton Light Infantry LIST mortgage 6, 1901. IS bid
Washington Light Infantry ID Is, 1904, 95 bid lOG
asked. Washington Gas Light Company, series
Company, series B, 6, 11G bid, l2l asked.
National Bank Stocks--Bank of Washington, 45(
bid, : asked. Bank Of Republic. $50 bid, : asked.
Metropolitan, go bid. 800 asked. Central, 800 bid
cSanics, 100 bid. - asked. Citizens. 10 bid,
tai. Ise bid. issx asked. West End. >; bid t y
asked. Traders, lls bid, l22 asked. Lincoln, lst
bid, 1911 asked.
Railroad Stocks-Washington and Georgetown,
80 bid, 245 asked Metropolitan. ITO bid l20 asked
Columbia. 81 bid, 70 asked. Capitol and North O
Street, 81 bid, 55X asked. lexington and Soldiers
Home, 56k bid, = asked Georgetown and Ten.
leytown, 81 bid. 50 asked.
Insurance StOcks-firemen's, 46k bid, 90 asked
Franklin, s6 bid. Metropolitan. 50 bid asked Ma
uonai Union,l1H bd23 asked. Arlington, 170bd, IL,
asked. Corcoran, Is bid, = asked. Columbia, 1.
| bid, 15k asked. GarmaI-American, 10 bid, =
asked. Potomac, So bid, asked. Riggs, bid
| sh asked. Peoples, So bid, o.. asked Lincoln
| 81, bid, 5H asked. Commercial, Al bid, ~ asked
Title Insurance StOcks-Real Estate title, IN
| bid. lao asked. Columbia Title, So bid 81 asked
Gas aud Electric Light Stocks-Washington Gas
39H bid. 3ss< asked. Georgetown Gas, ~ bid U. s
| Electric Light, 1873 bid, l4s1s asked.
Telephone Stocks-Pennsylvania rs bid, asked
| can Graphophone, ~ bid, 3 asked.
Miscellaneous Stocks-W ashington Market Com
/ psny, Is bid, asked. Washington Brick Ma
chine Company, - bid $50 asked. Great Falls Lex
| Company, = bid, I'D asked. Bull Kun Pano
| rama Company, II bid. 2e asked. Pneumatic Gun
Carriage, 4 bid, q asked. Interocean Building
| Company, - bid, 105 asked.
Safe Deposit and Trust COmpanes-Nationa
Safe Deposit, z30 bid, 261 asked Washington
Safe Deposit Company. ITO bid, l35 asked. Wash
ington Loan and trust Company, 50 bid, III
asked. American Security and Trust Company
69L bid. 70 asked.
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termine whether you are entitled to an increase
than yourself.

termine whether you are entitled 70 IN increase
than yourself.
''only about sirty Days ays necessary 10 pro-
cure an iacreass- Request the ofhoer to MI up
the blank, 50 Is is complete"
Another circular, issued from this city, and
signed by an attorney, holds out the following
Inducements, wig:
Il see by the records that you have been AZ
lowed . pension and desire TO call your at
tenton TO the fact that, in 'r cases osf Of tea,
tie pension is rated too low and Is hardly
lough TO pay ur,doctors bills and expense
nor medicine and proving mp your claim
A circular, signed by an attorney who styles
himself the Expert L. :. Claim Agent. and
GATED from Mnrpheysboro, ILL.,, SAYS
To-day send You blank application FOR
tHcsedse pensions which please execute before
some notary or clerk aud return TO me a; oaof,
and then toiA o.. you a handsome iRcroose tcin'
no troable or eIpense 10 voa = / was
engaged IN the settlement of all classes OF
claims In the pension Office, and consequently
know just what needs 10 be done in yosr case.
80 soon as receive your statement or applicS-
uon Increase claims get allosnei IN
from 90 10 90 days, and original Chains from
10 u months"
Another circular. signed BY an attorney o.
ohio, and meant Tor distribution among pen
sioners, saws:
Il see that you have been allowed . pension
and f'aoto that. within few days. You will re-
|
In almost every case Of Original Pension being
granted, the pensioner is oi.!ed 70 a higteT rad
than he receives at first"
I "DrsREPCTABLE METHODS"
1.-The foregoing quotations from the accom-.
panying circulars indicate the disreputablt
methods that are employed by those who's,
names are appended TO them, and respect
( fully call your attention 70 them that, beine
fore-warned, You may be fore-armed agains
| the unprotessional ways that characteriz,
such attorneys The allurements which the,
hold ont TO the soldiers are based upoi
iaise pretenses, tending TO mislead honest bu
uniformed applicants. and at the same time
they are calculated 10 arouse among the sol
diers against the legitimate work OF this de
parsrlent the prejudices which follow the ia
evitable disappointment to which they ar,
thereby exposed by irresponsible agents.
respectfully suggest therefore, in order q
restrain and, If possible, 10 extinguish this OBJ
sious evil, that you notify al attorneys VIII,
| are prosecuting pension claims befor,
your bureau, that henccforth the,
must forward to your Office copies of all cir
euiars that may be prepared by them tor dis
tribuuon tn, ough the mails or otherwise, il
soliciting pension claims and any attorney VIII,
| shall be guilty hereafter of such publication
as are indicated here should be promptly re
ported To the Secretary for disbarment iron
the practice before the department. Tn
veterans must be protected from such llegiti
mate methods Of business"
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DIED,

AT LEE. WILLIAM YoRKE AT LEE. Of wsshing-
io atty So sx IN Detroit MSs suls - is d'sd N
n, bssh On February 4. 1891. i'm Boston. Mr.. JAMES
. rom m the rssdeS sss OF S1n s 2o,he S
street nortn-ast. Friends invited.
E1 f ss Ia ::
eoran Ased twenty -nye ,eArs.
l.
She wss 30 short by pain oppressed.
That wore hsf strength away.
winch never can dec.y.
Afnictions time she boes,
fhysic1ans were IN vain;
Geo ihoasht IL hes, that she should ress.
Bl HER HUSBAND.
Funeral from her late residence sD6 strpst north
SesI. sunday at 5 pm. thence to st. stephen .
FEDERLIyE. AT the residence Of his mother, 2$tsl
Seventh street road. JAMES, beloved husband q
MARY X tederline, In the twenty sata year, Of bis
Funeral takes place sunday II 4 o'cloch R-lstiv-s
and friends respectfully invited 20 attend. %
HARRISON on THURSDAY. February 8. 1881. ELI
BEkrh HARRISON. As-d arty -one Year,.
Heller. On Friday morning. February 9, lxpl.
a. b. 1t rss.dsnes Nj iy Ninth stree, northwest
Funeral Monday, February b. 1891. at ii a m from
tiuriey Memorial Presbyterian Cnurch. lstsunsop.
oBERTEUFFER. snddenly. in baltimore. on the
morning Of February g. issBl, u diphtberis hELEN,
infant daughter Of William q. and RoDerta X Oter
teufier snd grand child Mr.. and Mrs Rot-r q.
Fox
o'coNNoR; On THURSDAY. February 5, lssl, .ftsr
short but Painful illness. Ars JOHN ID. oooSSoh.
Fitzgerald. AGED twenty eight.
Funeral will take place from y12 Second streef north
saturday. the 9Th instant. II ociock hris-
tiyes and friends respectiuliy invited to attend =
OLcOTT. suddenly, the morning Of February
). 1881. Mrs. sAhAh A. wife Of Henry A. O3cu<t.
Funeral from her late rssdrnee ltE1 ksrhfh sfrssS
northwe saturday az O'Clock pm. e
SHEPHERD. John SHEPHERD sxsd eSxhrv.
Eve year.. at his home, l2l9 x street southeast.
Sleeping 20 sweetly IN the Christian fsith-
Funeral this afternoon. 6o'ciock. ksmains sHkM0
Chicaxo
SPENCER. On Thursday morning. February &
Funeral viii take place saturday afternoon Ct
O'Clock, from hts late resdence, 14D Thirty -nfth
street. Fr1ends invited
Mn l. Garnsld sFsnnsr Isi ssreet norsHs.ss. sr-d
morning. Hines. acute tonsaiifis, followed b. ca
funsrsl Saturday. 1 y. m. private.
THEILKUHI- At BIO an, February g. 1epI
suddeniy Of dirhtherix. GUS bAkhONs, agpd thrsre
ycars, nonfha and sixteen days, only child a M
and Ma Gustav Theilkuhl.
Funeral privsse from 80 Louin6Ana svuaue norsh-
west saturday ~ 10 Am
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Marriage licenses have been issued by the
clerk Of the court TO the following: Albert
T. Windsor and Mary z. Tucker, both Of Prince
Georges county, Md; Albert Grimsley and
Efhe {. Petit, both Of Fairfax county. Va
George NJ. Lane and Mary T. Run; Theodore
b. Lipscomb and Mary II. Hogan; Israel ".
Little and Elizabeth kearney; Michael Maloney
and Catharine Macnamara: 1hos. ". Hounihan
and Bessie Federmsnn, both OF Richmond. Va.
VIM. u. Caperton and George N. Blacklock;
Joseph +. Simonds and Bertha d. Carrico:
Levin Morton and Mary 4. Ramsey; Thos HAu
and Annie Brown.
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SIR GORDON WANTS A DECISION.
The Prince Of wales Unable to Quiet the
Card scandal.

Specid Cable Dispatch to The Evening Star.
LONDON, Feb. 6.--The Sir Gordon Cumming
card scandal remained the leading feature of
London gossip. although no newspaper has yet
dared to print his name. Sir Gordon has en-
gagged Mr.. Gill to prosecute his case, while the
defendants have secured the services Of Sir
Charles Russell. Ever since the Marks case
these gentlemen have been sworn rivals in the
courts. Sir Gordon has just resigned his po-
sition of major and lieutenant colonel In the
Scots Guards, not because he admitted his
guilt, but because he committed a breach of
nm ace1,. r involvine the CHARGE OF d;shon.
orable conduct has been brought against an
officer he must report it to his superior officers
for their consideration. This, 1t appears, Sir
Gordon neglected 70 do and his ranking brother
officers decided that he must resign. The
Prince Of Wales is endeavoring TO stop this ac-
ton. but the plaintiff insists on having judi
cial decision in the matter at any cost.
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THE PAUNCEFOTE INTERVIEW.
What the London Papers Say ON the Minis
ters Denial.

ters Denial.
Special Cable Dispatch to The Evening Star.
LONDON, Feb. 6.-The papers here are all
talking Of the Pauucefote interview in Wash
ington, having great head lines and issuing
posters. The newsboys are shouting, The
ambassador and the interviewer
The st. James Gazette says: Sir Julian Paunce-
fote says he did not deliver his official soul to
the interviewing journalist on matters
which are still the subject OF
diplomatic discussion. But he did meet
o man in tram car and he did enter into
conversation with him on public matters.
II it is necessary for a British ambassador
to go about in tram cara and
enter into conversation with affable strangers,
may We humbly suggest that he should mind
the business Of his country by saying nothing
at all about it.
The Globe writer jocularly says: ''Sir Julian
Paunccfote was accOsted by man in public
car, and, as he puts it, made q few common
place observations, having not the least idea he
was being interviewed, but the interviews
had"
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Baltimore Markets.

Flour unchanged. Wheat southern quiet, but
very steady; Fultx, LOCALES LOngberry lOsal Us:
western easy; No. 3 winter red, spot, Lo4sl.Olkl;
Gouthern nrm; white, Gias2x; yellow. SlaGsk;
steamer, 90; graded, 6sk: western easy; mixed
spot, 62S Did; February, 81 bid; March, 6lHaS2;
May, 500; steamer, 81. Oats firm, unchanged.
Hay fairly active, unchanged. Provisions quiet
and unchanged. Butter hrm, unchanged Ego
nrm-strictly fresh, %. Coffee steady, unchanged.
Sugar unsettled unchanged. Copper fairly active,
unchanged. Whisky hrm-1.9lal.s4. Freights to
Liverpool per steamer quiet, unchanged.
BALTIMORE. Feb. 6-virginia threes, q; Balti.
%; consolidated gas bonds li.H; do stock. Az.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, Feb 6 (closing).-Wheat-Febru
9sk; May, ssat; July, 95. Corn-May, 5sk; July,
$50. Osts-May, 46A; July, 4sls. Portray,
10.05; July, $50. Lard-Febrnary, a6I14; May, &Oc.
Kibs--May, sos; July, AssH.
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MARRIED..

HARRY-BAKRR On Monday, February . 1881,
by the New. J. 4. weghtmaB Mt. vernon n. Il
Church. Simon j. HARki and Miss sAi.l.lk n.
BAKER Of Washington. &c.
McDoNALD-kATENBURf. b. the Rev. Dr.
Murkland. Decelnbs.r IL. lNsD. CHARl- lis J. hcDON
AID 10 AkABEl.lA NkM1ON kArkNBURl. nies,e
of the late Gen. n. A. Morrow Of the regular army
both OF Washington. DE-.
sMITH-FOsTER. At st yoseph's Church, Johns
town. Ia. by the Rev. fsilsr Eustacnius q =. b. on
February 4. 1871. Miss MANI fDs1 All VI gonns-
town, Ia, TO 0EOhssL NELooN sMIIH VI DsAser,
Col, formerly OF Georsetosn. DC.
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The grand jury today found bills OF indics-
ment against Mary Williams for malslaughter
of Mary Watson by performing a criminal
operation on her on january ID; James
Jones, grand larceny promissory notes. &c,
December 81. j. u. Martin. violating postal
laws putting unlawful papers containing lot
terry schemes in mail (txo cases). samuel I.
Lucket,, libel in having December 20
written letter 20 \. w. palzell-
a letter calculated 10 make breach Of the
peace. They ignored the charge Of policy
against Wash Triplett.
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THE wARD-JONEs DISPUTE.
II IL Claimed That the Clergyman Attack
the Others Private Life.

II ~ CIAlEne0 KnAx the CierEyinan AttAckc0
the Others Private Life.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 6.-Mayor J. ]. Ward Of
Palestine. Tex, today comes out with 3 card in
which he says the trouble between Rev. Sam
Jones and himself was on account Of personal
matters and not because the evangelist criti-
cised his official actions The mayor says: while
Mr.. Jones was here hs took it upon himself TO
refer in most insulting Language to my private
life and habits before my wife and children,
hence my attack upon him. As for my official
conduct that y open to the scrutiny Of right
minded men,"
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IMPORTANT Day Goops NorrcE.

This IS TO inform my customers and the public gen.
orally that from today Tor the next thirty days
commence my annual discount 10 per cent on all
amounts from 81 cash and upward the folio sing
goods:
silks. velvets, Pushes. Henrietta Cloths, Ladies',
Cloths and Cassameres. CAshleres lain, Striped and
Satsens.
Cors-ts Gloves. Hosiery. Cambric Edging and In
rertiOns, Gents. LADIES and Cnildrxns Underwear
umhrsiias. Linen Dalnask. Napkins. loves and
Crash.
Gents Nectwear. Laundried and Unlsuntiried Shirts
handkerr hefs in cotton. linen and silk, LADIES'
shs vs and yers~ys. Flsnneis. Blankets, Bed Com
forts and Quilts.
Also lot of Gents Cloths and Cassirperes at about
halt Irre to clope- 1UO dozen Gents Linen Collars
od styles. at aOr. per dozen -. each: sold nom
81 - to IS dozen. tut line Of Cottons Cling
hams Percas AM other domestic dry goods lowest
cash Aou money by ouyin,. your dry
goods OF IHOS. i. LCITEEII
ja2C-2u .D:h 81. aud Penn ave.
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specia! Cable Dispatch 70 The Evening Star.
PARIS. Feb. 6.-The Duchess De Ia Tore, the
widow Of Marshal Serrano, has lately come into
. fortune under sensational circumstances.
The lady has just been notified that it has aeep
discovered that her grandfather, a wealthy
Cuban planter, deposited large sum in the
Bank OF England. The duchess viii receive
E40O, 000 The Countess Of Caithuess being
also granddaughter Of the Cuban millionaire.
will also receive nearly S2,000.0O0.
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Coon AND CHEAP To~Kl.s.

They only arrived this morning dozen Of them.
In fact all yet Of the cases. Here's good
and cheap towel. 3OxsS inches: it has all the ap-
pezr~nee Of pure linen. pretty colored border and
fringe. and only I2kc- Here's towel for 2:,c that
beats the sual % article. sire .sx46 inches knotted
fringe. Here's one for sO. size .sx4s inches And
here's for ssS. jus. good bargain. We request
the opinions o. hos.sekeepcrs and hotel propretors
THE PALAIS ROYAL
llynnrsns1ed feo
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MIlls l,ilx.xl Ioxla.

Today the will of the late ]. s. Bolway was
fled He leaves his estate to his wife and
children. The will Of Jacob wolfstnner, ieav-
ing his estate to his wife Anna Justina and
directing her to pay 300 20 his son. ~Hs filed
today and letters issued TO the widow; bond
s2,5vo. The will Of james Biggens, leaving his
estate TO his wife and daughter, was fiied to-
day.
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Dos,r DELAY To

Stop that cough Else the bronchial tubes VIII be
lsrze and the delicate tissues Of the lungs exposed to
injury No other medicine Is speedily operative in
throat and lung troubles as AYERS CHERRY PEG
ToRAI. A few doses have been known to break up an
obstinate and distressing cough Sufferers from
asthma bronchitis. Group. consumption. sore throat
and vhoopins couyh md sure relief in tho use OF
this preparation II soothes tho inhamed membrane.
promotes sxpecforation and induces repose. Don't be
without it in the house. sllis T. Stone Hurts store.
Va. writes: II nave found. my family. that Ayera
Cherry Pecsorsl always certain cure for colds
and coughs"
Five years a~o had constant cough. night
sweats. greatly reduced In flesh and had been
given up by NY physicians. began to take Ayers
Cherry Psctoral and was completely cured. Amiga A.
Lewis. Picard. ny.
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
Prepared By Or. J. C. Aver Il Co.. Lowell. Mass
Sold BY ali Druggists. Price. II six bottles. -.
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TO REBUILD THE FENCE.

Le Droit Park Residents Get Temporary
Restraining Order.
C. E. Fairman today, by Mr.. A. 9. worthing-
ton, filed bill against the District Commis-
sioners ct al. 70 restrain them from interfering
with the reconstruction, erection or maiate-
nance Of the fence across the end Of Linden
street. lie Droit Park, where it YVES located
when recently destroyed. Judge Bradley
granted . preliminary restraining order. Tho
friends Of the fence viii nov rebuild Il.
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DncK1v1se TIE PUBLIC.

have been recently informed that the party for
merry selling my preparations in Washington nave
been deserving the public by selling other prspsrstons
and representing them 10 he the mime Parties
who have thus been deceived Will kindly correspond
with desire 10 inform my patrons that tins de-
eeption has leen gang without my knowledge or
action would hav, been taken long ago. will within
q few days open ofice ia ashnston. due notice
OF whaeh viii be given, in the meantime orders will
Eeve to be sect to at my main ONCE texpress
charges all goods Will be prepaid.)
MADAME A. RUPERT,
Main Office,
6East 18th ST.,
fe2 New York.
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DECEIVING PENSIONERS.

Gen. Bussey Says Some Attorneys Send Out
False and Delusive Circulars.
Assistant Secretary Bussey today sent the fol-
lowing letter to the commissioner of pensions:
Permit me TO call your attention to the con-
tents Of o number of printed circulars--copies
of which are herewith transmitted to you-indi-
eating what 1 regard rs unprofessional and
illegitimate methods employed by certain ''pen-
sion attorneys" in soliciting and procuring bus
mess. When an attorney is admitted to record be-
fore the department it is presumed that he will
notso abuse the privileges which are accorded
to him as to seek a clientage in ways that are
not consistent with reputable practice; and it
is especially presumed that, in the procure
mert of claims for pension, an attorney will
not resort to deliberate deception whereby to
mislead the uniformed or ignorant soldier or
| claimant. The pension system as amended and
enlarged by Congress, from time to time. is
broad and liberal, but its provisions are
meant for honest claimants only, and are
to be applied in conformity with the rules and
regulations which this department prescribes
But as YOU perceive from the pretensions put
forth in the accompanying circulars, the at
torneys. whose names are appended to them,
have been and are soliciting patronage upon
grounds that are wholly unwarranted by
the pension laws and utterly incon-
sistcnt with the rules and regulations of
your bureau. The chief purpose of these cir
culars Is to create dissatisfaction among claim
ants with the adjudication of their claims by
the proper officers Of the department, and to
awaken ip them groundless expectations of in
creased allowances, the attorneys evident OBJ
ject being to secure compensation for valueless
services, or to convert tbs prosecution of claims
into mere experiment based upon the re-
hottest cltdnoes Of success-a mere lottery in
the practice
SAMPLES OF CIRCULARS.
For instance. Q circular signed BY an 'sattor-
ney'' of Philadelphia throws out 10 pensioners
an inducement in the following terms yiz:--
If you are drawing small pension write to
me or call at one Of my Offices and 4 ,cia houe
your pension issc,eased Many soldiers are now
drawing very small pensions and should apply
for Increase and resutiag.r
Another circular, signed by an attorney who
claims to be ~. B. Pension Claim ACT. 4
War Claim Atty" Of Wisconsin, contains the
following statements-
1T claimant viii pay strict attention 10 my
advice and Instructions and co operate with
me in the matter can place him on nc pea-
sion rod IN from fac uaoadhs 20 one year st the
outside from the date OF application. This 10
quick scork; and Il any agent tells you he can
do y IN lees time, you can safely call him .
humbug."
Anot6er circular asned By .. attorney and
dated fron this city March 4, 1851, solicits
busineM in ths following terms, viz:
Il hpye sxanined your case - Il appeszs
n he Hsf aad think that yoa nay Be- en-
tffisd 70 IN incrsase In your rate. have 70 ~
! 70 jon that no psrsoa = bsttsr aualiasd - -
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The Epverth League hsvs arranged an
oratorial contest to take place st The Metro
pohsan n x Church this evening, the con-
tsstants rsprsssnting the Soar GrsaS Nsthodist
universities Of America.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-06

MT. George Cowie's Critical tnness.
1t is not expected that Mr.. George Cowie,
who is lying iii OF Brighfs disease at his
home in this city, 1917 U street, can hive for
many honrs longer.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

New York Stock Market.
The following the opening and closing prices OF
the New York stock Market. as reported By special
wire to COrson and Mccartney. l4l9 y street.
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An iRRlTATEp THROAT ID soothingy treated by
Dr. ID. Jayne's Expectorani, old established cur
alive for coughs and colds and all bronchial and
lung troubles
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Z Tho following we're the readings It the dgnal
once today: San, -; > pm, -; maximum.
a; miaimum, q.
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CH.Rm,Nc Cu1LpREs,s ApsoSs.

We hope your children ne charming, know the
Aprons Sizes to IA years prices ~. to u -
each. Materials India linen plaid and stripe muslin.
Trimmings embroidery. St.!ss indesribabie. but the
cute most original have shown: The spe
eisl prices Sc instead OF as. co. instead Of sc.
TIE PAI.AIS ROYAL
Continued le1ow.)