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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-29
STOCKS FSnaLr ACTIVE.
The Market Opened Dull and Fcatureless-
Weekly Bank Statement.

The Market Opened Dull and Fcaturele&s-
Weekly Bank Statement
NEW fosK, May 2s.-The stock market this
morning was rs dull and as featureless as usual
Of late, while narrower than at any time since
the first Of the year. The only feature
OF interest was the selling Of Louis
vile and Nashville, which resulted in a material
decline OF the stock during the early trading.
me general market, however, sympathized
ing small fractions lower, made further Sigh.
declines during the hour. The sugar stocks
were weak on light trading, the
common losing per cent and the
the list, St Paul being the only other active
stock. The market failed to develop any other
feature, and at IL O'clock it was dull and heavy
to weak at the lowest prices reached.
The weekly bank statement shows the follow
ing changes: Reserve. increase, s2,3ll, SIS;
loans, decrease, So SIG, 800; specie. decrease,
$3.50 200; legal tenders increase. s2.2l7 400; de-
posts decrease. 81 ,09S, 100; circulation, In
crease. S23,3 800. The banks now hold $523, las
In excess Of the Is per cent rule,
Gold coin to the amount OF 50. $50. 900 has
been taken for shipment to Europe tomorrow;
total for the week. S4. 600.000.
Money is easy at 80 aud 4 per cent. The
stock market after II clock was little more
active and a slight further Improvement was
made in prices, but on the publication of the
bank statement, in spite OF it, material
gain in surplus reserve of over S2,0O0, 900. the
market reacted and reached still lower figures
than at any previous time Of the morning.
The movement was confined to small fractions.
as usual, but the lowest prices of the morning
were reached all over the list One of the
features of the day was the advance
in the quotations for Chattanooga on n rumor
that there was to be scrip dividend declared,
the bid rising from los to ITO. while for some
time l23 was asked. The market at IL O'Clock
was fairly active and weak at the lowest prices
OF the morning.
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A New Masonie Lodge Room.


National Lodge. No. IL. q. A. A. NJ, depsrtl
from The ancient custom Of freemasonry 4
"wednesday evening last aud invited the ladi
10 loin Them In celebrating the opening Of The
lodge room, which has just been fitted up
hpe style. la fact il Is said 70 be the hen,
soonest lodge room south Of New York. "a
mothers, wives, daughters aud sweethearts Of a
members were entertained With tine program
among ,hoss who took part we're Mrs. Ga
Robertson. Mrs Jennie pexter. Miss Ma
Michel, Mr.. Minslow, NJ. BARKER. Miss Hs
borough, Miss bangs, Prof. Russell. Ar. Ina
bus. Miss kimbail, AR. Haley and Prof Meye
After The literary exercises the guests se
invited 10 the banquet nall, where strawberris
cream and cake were served. The ofcers
the lodge are as follows: j. Jolly Jones, W. n
Harry L. Malcott, 5. W; ". L. Handy, ]. "
Iheo. friebus. jr., 3. D.: W. a. Cielsnd, ]. D
thas- ". brown, treasurer; s. d. Gill; secr
tary; L. A. Hall, 5. s.; A. Z. Riide, ]. B.; III,
friebus, ST., NJ. G.
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DIED.

AMES. At Georgetown. ID. c., Nay ~, 1904.
HoNA EdEnsoN, mlant son u a. Eueens an1
Dr. Ia A.. AIu,s. L. b 4.
Private lIIterIlent.
DiEK. NAY %, lsBl. WILLIAM WESLEY DYER,
youngest cIilu and ffiliIa Dyer. aged tour
al, nths an1 seven DAYS. -' - ~ ..' y -
funeral from .ate residence, No. Az Tenth street
soutiwest, SATURDAY. may ~. M oe7ok. kesafys1
and irienus respecti lIy invited 10 attenc.
fLEisHhAS. On THURSDAY. MAY p, 1881, q
Nilllansi ort. Pa. Mr. L}t Ia fltleH-
NAN. q nrzeht young Dusan NAH. son Mr. Henry
Freshman o. NO. f.-o I'd befsinsore. and
tionai Brewng Company. Axed tl.iriy -seyen ye.rs.
HIS reiIslns DfoGisaf 70 hss atler re1uence.
he nfeIIbvr o. the orcrr "a Oud kelIUxs q
Niilmmsfprt where he had rssiaed sixteen yesfs.
HuTsoN. Al her home Bat,lSvr,. after shoss
iincss m tue sweat! -,nra ,sar Of her age NAH
mother Oh IL, nry 4. hutson on thfs cty. |''-f .
JACKSON. Tn Wednesday. May "a. ls1}l, at n.
aiter long and n ness. elicu he torrp1ta
Snrstian tortlipse. JEiAt siiAh bcOyed son ATE
funerH. iroIa tne f,siaence an mint IRIS mr.
teenin street. SATURDAY. Map - teace ~ Of. Ausus-
tan >nurrn, Where llsss be GEE. nt
Ya.m frenos aila reistyss are tespvctfh.fy invited
To attend aft' y o p
PARKER. Intl.is city at 2 O'Clock . NJ. Nay -.
isdi tseutensns Coininsnder WILLIAM aAha An
funsfai services will De held at No. 2ll5 Pepnul-
wanna aseA e at fO.u a. Saturday. MAJ ~. lntef
meuf nj Annual olis. Nd. aafiraay. .aay ssO
QUAD. On friday nlorning. May ~. lesl. sf
o:50 ociock, DANikL D. "a AID. sgsd nity-sxht
nestuiem mass ut st. Theresa's Church Monday =
~ Os4ock li. No flowers. ~ f'Hl X
kASkiS suddenly, on Tiru,sdsy morning. HAy
SATURDAY $3.50 IN. heistses anu irie1sis Irvsss
to alIenu- u - O. i-fH ~
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Belt Line Railroad Im,ro,.,c.n,.

The purchaser OF square $50 the sale Of
which was mentioned IN yesterdays STAR, i.
tue Capitol, North o Street aud South Wash.
ington halfway Company. This property i.
located at the head Of the company's line on
ilth street, aud 1t is the inten-
ton to erect there the stables and
other buildings which will be needed. As soor
as the new road bed is completed the road vii
be equipped with two-norse cars. The rails
that arV now being laid are of sufficient weight
TO allow the Use OF motor cars. and when tht
practical success of any 81 the systems nov
being tested is demonstrated the company val
make the change.
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REpErr1 & Co..
149 b st. s.e.

II b. SMITH & CO.,
II. ARTISTS
Our studio, Col and tyO3 Mass n. w., having
been Feinodeed at great expense. think (wiou.
boasftng we have the largest and best equipped studio
south u New York Our specially is OIL pastel India
Ink and erayon portraits We do only frst-cass work
and guarantee satisfaction visit 20 studio will
nxton Our portraits can be seen in the windows OF
the following places of business:
s. Williams Co.. cor. 9th and sts NV.
=. Auerbach. cor. 18th and New York n W.
Acker Kenner, l4s, Pa. ave. NV.
T. 4. Droop, $rSo Pa. n.
9: WaIfeld simpson. 9Th and q SITS. NV
". r Herbst, 10th and Pa. ave u w
/ T. Msekall BRO cor. sth and Il SITS. ne.
Samuel l.. Kelley h Co.. 41j eth st. s. W.
J. Walter Hodges. cor Pa. ave. and I'd st. Sc.
Geo. ID. Weiss. cor. Jith aud q sts. .
ID. kaufman, cor. Sth and ste. sc.
r. 81. tarris cor. IUtn aud Sta NV.
Give us call.
H. B. SMITH L CO, Artists
- , 0Ul aud 6Ot} Mass ave-
open until sp.m. my2l-i2t'
no NOT PURGE OR WEAKEN THE BOWELS,
~ but act specially on the liver and bile. A perfect
liver cOrrector. Carriers Little Liver Pills. 90
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DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.
THE ORDER AnrENnEn-

The Commissioners this afternoon gave q
hearing in the board room to Messrs. Henry
Hurt, president of the Washington and George.
town Railroad Company and Enoch Totten and
Walter d. Dayidge. the attorneys of the road
The hearing was given for the purpose Of dis
cussing the removal of the rails which the rail
road company has placed along Pennsylvanis
avenue for the construction of the cable road
The. company desired the Commissioners to
amend their recent order removing the rails by
allowing it to keep the rails from l7th to 20,b
street IN the street. 1t was willing to remove
all the other rails, and had made a contract for
their removal. The Commissioners granted
the request
BUILDING PERMITS
have been issued as follows: j. II. Richards
six brick dwellings,, 63l to Gil Acker street
northeast: $1,000. p. N. Dryer. two brick
dwellings, ass to AGO g street southwest; IS. GOO
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Where Was Agent Key?

There was an exhibition Of new idea in
horse breaking at 9TH street this morning. A
handsome big bay attached to light business
wagon ran away up 9TH street, but was stopped
without much difficulty by a colored man a,
the corner of street.
The owner CT driver of the vehicle came up.
a weil-dressed young white man, and without
stopping to thank the man who had saved his
rig began by striking the horse a vicious blow
wagon. He turned down L street and, tax
ing out heavy whip, he gave that poor
animal q most unmercifui flashing, keep
ing this sort Of thing up for quite while.
The performance, which would have ren-
dered the chief actor liable in the
Police Court, attracted crowd Of people, who
were disguised at the sight and unanimous in
the opinion that If that horse does not kill his
owner the first chance he gets he Is without
the usual amount Of horse sense.
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I'd EDITION,
THE FLEEING ITATA.
1t is Thought the CHILEAN Steamer
/. Has Gone to Australia.
ILLNESS OF CANADA'S PREMIER,
Ex-Treasurer Bardsley of Philadel-
phia Auaigued.
FRESH INDIAN TROUBLES.
ILLNESS OF CANADA'S PREMIER
FRESH INDIAN TROUBLES
THE FLEEING ITATA.

Omcers Of the Esmeralda Say She Has Gone
to Australia.
CRY OF MEXICO, May pa special to
the Anglo-American at o'clock last night
from Acapulco says there is we'll
founded report here that the Off
GERS Of thessEslaeralda, which coaled here yes
terday, have said that the fugitive Chlan vessel,
the ltata, has gone direct to Melbourne. Aus
tralia. after having transferred her arms and
ammunition bought in the United States to the
Esmeraida.
The officers Of the cruiser have made no
secret that they had communication with the
Itata on the 10Th instant.
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CHlLDRkss AND MISSES DEPARTMENT

ous line OF Childrens and Misses Shirt
Waists comprises all the very newest conceits
Of the
Note carefully the following list and you will
find the items of special value.
Chidrens Guimps- neatly made and fnished-
Sizes to IL years
CLildSen's and Misses Fine French Psrcals
shirt Waists In new Patterns. tucked back and
Front, turn down collars. perfect hitting. sizes
S to 10 years.
TIC. each
Children > and Misses Fine White Lawn Shirt
sts. thoroughly made. plated bach and
iront. neatly fnished- Sizes ) to 10 years.
To- EACH
Ckildren's and Misses Fine White India
Linen shirst Waists. entroideyed collars and
cuts. plated back and front. neatly finished
with pearl buttons. Sizes TO 10 years.
Al 90 sch.-
We have a superb assortment Of Children's
and Misses Wash Dresses in Domestic and
Fresleb GiRxlaaI. Madras. Ch.Ilis and Light
Wool Sinds- ill the pewes. styles. Sizes 4to
II years. al popular prices.
A lsrge assortment of Children's and Misses
Il<At Weight Long Garments, suitable for
iE-yeliRx.
They come in PIaia and Mixel Cheviots and
Gamers Hai- Plaids and Stripes. Sizes , to l6
years.
SPECIAL
ChildTsa's Navy Blue Bfefers. thoroughly
made aud finished. sailor collars. high sleeves,
brass buttons Sizes TO IL years
81. IS each
Chiidren's All-wool G6svio, Tweed Refers In
sneat Gray Mixture-win wear extraordinarily
we'll. sizes 1 10 IL years.
ed 30 each
ChiIdren's Finest French Broadcloth Rssfers
handsomely trtIGLIei With broad mohsir and
gold brsid-the nobbiest REFER in the market
Size Q. 60 %. Size 10 81; 81
Size 5. lsoOO- s.ze ~, 81. 20
Misse. DNeatI lChscked Refers medium,
wsish;-perfees fitting. Sizes l2. Ia and l6
years
-s3. % each
The IA and I6yeAr sizes WI q. . lady Of a2
OF - bust.
Misses Brown Mixed Twsed Cloth Reuters
hnishsi With large soae buttons s.es =, II
aud 10 years.
az. 90 each
Misses All-xool Chsy OF Refers in Neat Tan
and Bsexn caeek,-yefy sersissaels. sizes ~.
Il and 10 yesrs.
SO. 90 each
(rhrd foor. llth ST. buildinz.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-29
CURE FOR LUPUS,
Discovery Reported TO Have Been Made by
Kentucky Physician.

Discovery Reported TO Have Been Made by
Kentucky Physician.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, May 29.-Dr. III. F.
Coombes, professor Of physiology in the Ken
lucky School of Medicine, announces that he
has discovered what appears to be a cure for
lupus. 1t is three parts of methyl violet
in one thousand parts Of water. In the
cases he has tried he has had astonishing cures.
He first used one part of methyi violet to one
thousand parts OF water, cleansing the sores
with saline washes and peroxide OF iron before
making the local application. No tonics what
ever were used.
He says he gives out the remedy unreserv-
eddy, hoping that other physicians may test it,
will ask no other reward. -
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JupGs TAFT BURIED.
Last Bonors to the M Minister'S Leo
st Cincinpsti.

The last honors 10 q distinguished cit0
were paid yesterday as the. body Of AlPhd
Taft was consigned 10 earth at Spring On
cemetery near Cincinnati. In the foren'
there was large assemb.age in the Vui
States court room over which fass we're Dc
ing at hslf-mast, at the meeting OF the hsv
ton county bar, Touching addrcsscs y
made by W. 5. Groesbeck. r A. Ferguson,
Z. Lloyd and others. II Was one Of fbe lsrs
meetings ever held.
The funeral services were from the hes
stead Of Mount Auburn. The four sons OF
deceased we're present: Charles r. Taft
the 1s8aes-sStar OF Cincinnati. William
Henry 'i 81 fs. s sns Horace @s'a.afIs
York city. The honorary pallbearers v
David stnton. John W. HERON, Aaron
Ferry, Geo. A. Sage, p. hallon, W. \. Gre
beck. q. II, Hollister, Warner q. Ba,emsn,
u. Peek, Fred; ". Moore. II. Z. Lo}d I
Harry IL Smith. all OF Cincinnati. The
Geo; A lhayer Of the the Unitarian Chur
conducted the services. %
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President Kennedy Fails to Get Bail.

President Kennedy Fails to Get Bail.
PaILADELpHIA, May 29-President Kennedy
of the Spring Garden Bank has been unable to
secure the $4,000 bail demanded Of him yes
terday by United States Commissioners Bell tn
answer the charge of Misrepresentation Of funds
and still remains in the study Of the United
States marshal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-29

FALLS CHURCH, Va, May %, 1891.
Election for county and corporation officers
passed off very quietly yesterday. Attributed
to the weather the vote was very light The
vote for county officers was largely republican.
For councilmen there were two tickets One con-
sisted Of members of the present and outgoing
council aud the other was made up in part only
Of the old council. There has been complaints
during the year against the action of the ma
jority Of the old council. The ticket elected is
composed Of the following names: j. l. Brown,
Thomas Hitler, ". n. Lynch, Geo. b. Ives, E.
J. Northup, ]. ID. Quick and Seth Osboin.
The Village Improvement Society at its last
meeting resolved to offer prize Of SO for the
place having the greatest Improvement in the
grounds and surroundings during the year and
one Of s. for the best plot Of towering plants.
The Odd Fellows fair which has been run
ming Tor week or more is closed, aud between
$500 and sAOO cash have been raised. The
money is to be appropriated to help in build
ing hall.
Capt. Parker, who resides here in the fine
residence he bought while ago of Mr.. G. w.
Mankln, has been ordered away and leaves at
once for his new assignment. LISA.
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Real Estate Matters.

E. T. Benton 4 Son have sold for s. II.
Walker west Is feet Of lot 80, square S6l. to
John N. Steizer for $1,000 Also sold Tor
Chaplin Brown to John H. Jolly lot 8, block i,
Ipgleside. 10y :
B. W. Frazier has bought of Armilda Green
for $3.50 sub 80, square 1914, 201k feet on O
between 10th and 10th streets northwest
N. Gatti has purchased for-SS,2S0 Of T. E.
Waggaman sub !, square 349, "a feet front on
C betweeaa0th and 18th streets northwest
Samuel Porter has purchased Of u. w. Dubois
for $3.50 sub II, square 405. 1852 by 442l feet
on H between 9Th and 9th streets northwest.
". W. johnson has bought Of w. P. kellogg
for &c 600 sub 100 square 1874. 20 by 100 feet on
18th between Sherman. and B streets north
west.
Mary Adelaide Griswold has bought for
"a, 800 OF J. w. Hercus subs 8. and T., square
152, Az by IS feet on Oregon between s, z,
nth and 18th streets nprth vest
s. H. Pine has bought OF A. C. Peale for
ss, 600 lot 50, l6 By 100 feet on g between Flor
ence and f4th streets, and lots 19 to 81. square
llsl, fronting l6 feet on Florence between F
and G streets.
6. II. Johnston has bought for q, 10 of
G. 8. Fellows subs 20 TO 65, square 1051, each
is feet front ON g between Florence court and
lAth streets northwest
!. T. Lewis has bonght Of ]. A. Rodbird for
- 600 sph LIS square SD. 1875 By 100 feet on
LIST street between + and n streets northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-29

| Arr SRiSs@s Sisss1 b. q xTEdzifI
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NO HALFWAY MEASURES.
DR.. Briggs Says That He Wants No Com
promise in His Case.

DETROIT, MICH. May "a dispatch was re-
ceived in Detroit today from DR.. Briggs by one
Of his friends in the assembly declaring that
the professor desired no compromise in his
case on the part of the assembly.
He wanted the question decided categorically,
either way.
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Plenty HORSE. a,oui,,ea.

Plenty Horses, who has been on trial in Sioux
Falls. 5. d., tor the murder Of Lieut.. Casey al
the time OF the Indian troubles. has been nc
quilted, the judge charging the jury 10 tia,
effect
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L. b. TowsER & Son.
DRy GOODS DEALERS,
13I6 9Th st. NV.

DRI GOODS DEALERS,
1916 eth st. NV.
Large Line of Ladies' and Children,s Parasols and
Feather proof Ticking. in fancy colors Regular
price, sc. Only 15c. - -
gsaptiinl Line i Chau,illy Muslin. Sc.
S-4 Mosquito Net in all colors.
and Ell - ~ 49, -
flouacing for Ladies' and Children
Dress Goods In all prices and colors.
Borfree's Duplex Corsets, 81.
Fun Line OF Cprsets for ladies and Misses
Table OH Cioth, IN yards wide, zoe.
Fruit Ut the Loom Bleach Cotton, yard wide BIG
Pillow Case Cotton, DC. -''f1I' u H'7'' rS'T"
Boys Knee Pants, DC
Gents Balbriggan Undershirts. DC
Best Sheeting, .2,c.
Zyionite Collars, lJc. Cuffs 3Oc
Table Linen. Towels, Napkins, Gents Neckwear.
given away. Csli and get q card. my0
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Conway Held Tor the Liverpool BIpyier.
LIyEaPooI, May 2S.-The cosouer's Jury
which has been Investigating the death Of the
Gftesn-year old boy whose body was found Nay
10 floating in sailors bag in the Hapdon dock,
this city, returned verdict Of murder today
agaipsl John Conway, the steamship Aremsn
aud leading member Of the Seamen's ard
Fireme9's pnien, Who vas srreeted Nay n and
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Died I'm .Iail

Two weeks ago colored man named VIM.
Butler was sent to Jail for thirty days on
charge of assault He was sick at the time he
was sentenced and yesterday he died. As no
one claimed his body the interment was made
Ia potters' field. III
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-29

AVOID ALL Risk with asiubbOrn cough by using
al once Dr. 10. Jaynes ExpectotaIl,, n sure remedy
fur all coughs anu colds aid ycn calculated 10
eXefJ a beneficial inruenoc ON ibe lungs ana
throat. fs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-29
"Bel,e Billion" Becomes a Couuts

LoNpoy, May 29.-Richard Somerset lie Poer
French, fourth earl of Glapcarty, died suddenly
today. BY the earis death yisconnt Duuio, his
eldest son and the husband OF Belle Billion. the
English music hall singer, becomes larl OF
Clancarty and Belle Billion becomes Countess
OF Clsncarty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-29
One Dozen Burial Permfts.

During the twenty-four hours ending at noon
today the health officer issued one dozen burial
permits. Three persons were over fifty years
old. The principal causes of death were con-
sumption, congestion Of the lungs aud pneu-
monia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-29
lIAlitSIl.sl.

q. ISL. by the Rev. husn l.. rldertlIee. JonN n.
LuMi Han VI hIchrns'na. Va, ~ Miss aAslE ,.
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Marv n Ha,lse wall

The hin Of the bale Mary ). Han uas a,sd 10.
day. She lseyes her estets 70 WIN. shepherd
sca z ]: H.a, + Eu.t 3 lal sea a,s q. beg y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-29

Boys Wash Clothing promises TO be more
friendly to fashion this year than ever, aud
well II may. for the garments are certainly
pretty enough Below we suggest q few Of
these summer specials. quoting an average
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-29

READ DASESMowER's foriieth grand real &C.
taS free excursion TO West Arlington, Md,
Tuesday, June 2, 1881, in special hotice col,
umn.
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cAR4ARr ALxlpY.
Ns nh 4. nv.

nERANoEAExT or THE AVER, WITH con-
Re I:.: SsSSs Skp csffss Lasls Tsy@ fif is.aOvs
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4 NpNknoNn American, who has besp trAy-
NEST $hexs 6vsr he New Orleans lyn(hiie.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-29

TIE PREsIDEST AND MIS-. HARRrsox win
give dinner tonight to those who accompa-
MED them on their recent tour through the
south and vest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-29

Another Bill Against the school House.
VIM AcGuire, Henry Murray and John ".
Young have, by Messrs. Cook and Sutherland,
fled a suit against the District and John h.
Hewlett similar to the bill Of Thyson and Cole
square A6. = 10y y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-29

Marriage licenses have been issued By the
clerk OF the oonrt 70 tho following: VIM.
Brown and sally Jackson; Walter A. Vjliett
sad Thls Murray, bofh o. CAsrIes copnty, IA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-29
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Stock Market.
Name.

The following are the orenn- aud closing prices Of
the New IoSk Stock Market as reported by special
wire to Corson nnd s.arartiey. lilS street "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-29

SrsaEox FsAsK y. AHADE, marine hospital
service, nov stationed ct Chicago, has beer
ordered to the Washington bureau e resistant
to take eject Is soon - relieved.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-29

To ExAxxx cIsuLAx APrIIcAxu.-sscre-
tary Proctor today appointed Maj. Geo. b
pevis Judge sdyocsie; Nal Arshnr Mac
Sanger, sssIsssas is:pscsor s genera 70 . B
board 70 eopdnct tie coming exaNipstion q
sivili:ls fof sPpeiaspsns p Pc sfaS - see-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-29

Ases r n:ssia:ss !, Sls e: q T., a,Ss
vin shortly institats lsgA proesedjpp Cor ~
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Baltimore Marlkefs.

BALTIMORE, May 90.-Fiour dull, unchanged
receipts $50 sarres saiRa%sn1g sos barrels
io5x aio57.: September Loss. sfoS; sous fsf,,
wheat steady; Fulsz; l:ioal .Longberfy, Liza
els; stock, iss477 bushels: sales $4,000 busheis
Corn duil.mixed spot, esks6s; the month, GKS
ss::: July, 81 spot, No. Swnlte. 81; southsrp
corn steady; white, "; yellow, 6s-teceipts 'y'p4I
busnels: sock 1851 bushels. oats easy-Nc: :
white western, s. asked; No. mixed Western, 81
asksdEyecs!pt sQQ0 bushels; stock, ssSs7 bushels.
good to choice timothy 60al 800 Grain freights
arm, but quiet, unchanged. Provisions unchnnSed.
Coffee stcady-Rio cargoes, fair, 1sAa49 No. !,
lSXalSk. sugar 4rm-granpIated, ft-I& OthetS
nnshanged. feanhfs pHciSdgsd. WE ''T
pALTIMoRR. Nay ~. -yirrinia teu-forttea. N.
%. threes, s4k:' Baltimore spd OHIO StocE, q
tekeds Bsitmote aud Ohio Southwestern third
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.ESes the display Of summer Garments for
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