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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-10

Sales-Regular CALLS O'Clock M: Washington
Gas SSs 500 at lIM Washington Gas bonds
American GraphOphone, Is at So; Is at 81. BI
Kun Panorama, s at ~ After call-Washipgton
Government Bonds-U. s. 4xs 1891. registered.
1919 bid. U. AVS, 1891, coupon. 1903 bid U. s.
IS registered. 1871. leo bid. - asked. U. s. -.
District of Columbia Bonds-Per imp. Go, 1891,
gold, 10i bid l8ik asked. Per imp H. 1891, cur
rency, lola bid, = asked. Market stock. Is, 1899,
bid, = asked 9o-year fund, S. 1899, gold, Io6 bid
Water stock. %, fsoi currency 12s bid, lbs asked.
3O-year fund. Gs, gold. 1902, JIG bid. = asked.
as5s 1924, fund, currency, l1I.4 bid, 1lss asked.
Miscellaneous Bonds-Washington and George
town Railroad, 10-4o, Is, lol bid = asked Wash
1870 bid, asked. Masonic Hall Association. 5s 1898,
l03 bid, ~ asked. Washington Market Company,
LIST mortgage %, 100 6id,masked. Washington Mar
and Trust Company, 81, 100 bid, - asked. Wash
ing ton Light Infantry LIST mortgage, 6s 1904 9s bid.
Washington Light Infantry "a, g, 1904, s5 bid, 100
A, Is. rs bid. - asked. Washington Gas Light
Company. series B, Is, 11s bid. = asked. WASH
National Bank Siocks-BanI Of washington, $50
bid, = asked. Bank Of Republic, $50 bid, - asked.
Metropolitan. $40 bid. 800 asked Central, 800 bid.
ss bid 100 asssS ana
10, asked. Columbia, $50 bid, l56 asked. Capt.
tai, 1qo,G bid. l25X asked. West End. 91k bid, IS
aSkeu. 1Tauefb 10 plu, lzf hSkeu LnC0ln, lOO
bid, log asked.
Railroad stocks-washington and Georgetown,
$40 bid. $50 asked. Metropolitan 10S bid 1l6 asked
Columbia, DC bid, - asked. Capitol and North o
Street, 80 bid, IS asked. lexington and Soldiers
Home, 81 bid, % asked. Georgetown and Ten
leytown, 81 bid. 50 asked.
Insurance Stocks-Firemens 46x bid, 50 asked.
Franklin 55 bid, = asked Metropolitan, so bid, -
asked. National Union, IL bid, - asked. Arlington,
IT'S bid, - asked. COrcOran, Is bid, 50 asked. Co
lumbia, is bid, 151 asked. German-American,
no bid asked. Potomac, IS bid, 100 asked.
Riggs, * bid, 81 asked. Peoples, So bid, So
asked. Lincoln, 6H bid, 54 asked. Commercial,
~ bid, ~ asked.
Title Insurance Stocks-Real Estate Title, 1871
bid, - asked Columbia Title, 81 bid, 81 asked.
Gas and Electric Light Stocks-Wa shington Gas,
39l6 bid, 20 asked. Georgetown Gas, Is bid. U. s.
Electric Light, l3s bid, 1&s,s asked
Telephone StOcks-Pennsylvania, rs bid, asked.
Chesapeake and Potomac, Is bid. 10 asked. Ameri-
can Grxphophone, 81 bid. ~ asked.
Miscellaneous Stocks-W ashingron Market Com
pany, Is bid, 1917 asked. Washington Brick Ma.
chine Company, : bid, $50 asked. Great Falls Ice
Company, l15 bid, asked. Bull Run PIANO.
rama Company, - bid, n asked. Pneumatic Gun
Carriage, 8 bid, ! asked. Interocean Building
Company, ~ bid, los asked
Safe Deposit and Trust Companies-National
Safe Deposit, s4o bid. = asked Washington
Safe Deposit Company, ITO bid, 1876 asked. Wash.
ington Loan and Trust Company, 91a1 bid 100
asked. American Security and Trust Company,
6ex bid, 20 asked.
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Opposed to Disarming the Apaches.

Indian Commissioner Morgan some weeks
ago received a request from the governor Of
Arizona that steps be taken to disarm the
Apache Indians, as in his opinion this would
insure the continuance Of the peace which has
prevailed among these Indians for some
time past. Capt Bulls, U. s. A., the
acting Indian agent at San Carlos, writes to the
commissioner, who had asked for his opinion,
in opposition to carrying into effect such q
plan. He says these Indians for the past year
have been quiet, industrious and peaceable and
any attempt to disarm them would arouse their
distrust and suspicion. Capt Bulls believes
that in this particular the matter will adjust
itself. At present, he SAYS, the Indians
carry their arms much less than they did two
years ago. Lieut.. G. p. johnson, United States
army, writes in the same vein.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-10

BALTIMORE, Feb. 10.-Cotton quiet-mfuiling,
SID. Flour dull, unchanged. Wheat-southern,
quiet, but steady; Fultz, lOoai.Os; Longberry. Los
s1.0s; western steady; No. Q, winter red, spot,
1.09Hal.OsI; February, loeNal.osll; May. L0sx.
Corn-oouthern quiet; white classy; yellow, 6ia
62k; western easy; mixed spot, 6lha6l,s; Febru-
airy, slkasIN; May, Ss1S; steamer, CO. Oats firm,
unchanged. Rye fairly active for choice; others
quiet unchanged. Hay arm-choice timothy. 1850.
Provisions quiet. Butter nrm-creamery fancy, %;
do fair TO choice, siaas; do, imitation, " iaied,
fancy, 20; do. good to choice, 14als; rolls, fine,
lTais do. fair TO good, laal6. Eggs active and
nrm-strictIy fresh, aaK: Coffee 1rm-Rio car
goes fair, 1SA; No. !, 1'Ha113. Sugar strong
granulaied, 6il.i& Copper quiet-Ieaned. ixas
19k. Whisky hrm-1.a1ai.N. Freights to Liver
pool per steamer quiet-cotton, 81 cents; hour,
iss.sd.; grain, Sgd. Cork for orders ss.sda3s.
Recepts-nour, y735 barrels; corn, es,714 bushels.
Sales-whest S0.Sso bushels; corn. $3.50 bushels.
BALTIMORE, Feb Io.-virsinia threes, Gan:
Baltimore and Ohio stock, So Northern Central
stock, GO; Cincinnati, Washington and Baltimore
firsfs, IS; Consolidated gas bonds, Lips do stock,
SIN.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, Feb. 10 (closing). 9sk;
July, SsA. Corn-May, 525s; July, say. Oats
May, 50; July, AsH PoTk-May, sSsk: July.
le.9a,s. Lsrd-May, $50; July, SIC. Mbs-Msy,
<STk; July, 60.
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued BY the
clerk of the court to the following: Jere-
miah Gladdin and Emma Blair, W. =. Martin
and Minnie c. Holt, both Of Alexandria, Va;
Philip Leyies and Eliza Green; Robinson
White and Minnie l.. Cline; George Hewlett
Davis and Annie HARRIET Humphrey: Patrick
Sullivan and Della kerEan; Richard A. Schultz
Of Richmond, Va. and Ida Spencer Of Charles
ton. VIVA; Waiter Mis- and Nellie Webb Thos.
Z. Brady and Matte Grimes, both of Loudoun
county, Va; George L. Hughes and Mary L.
Dutrow OF Frederick county. Nd; Chas Boyd
and Laura Thompson; Eliza W. Dickson ana
Lena v Grimm
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Continual Brooding Drove Him to Suicide.
FRANKroRr, IND, Feb. 10.-James McCord, a
farmer residing at Manson, committed suicide
yesterday by hanging. He went to feed his
stock, and being absent some time a search
was made by his family, who found him hang
ing to rafter in the barn. McCord was a
man sixty-seven years of age, and a few
months ago traded off his farm for patent
right on washing machine. The trade prov
ing disappointment the old man brooded
over his troubles until his mind became af-
fected.
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Grs. PIKE is about the same.
A Californ,an's Views.


Mr.. Frank o. Leach Of tbs Oakland, Cal. En-
qaiyer, WHO'S now in the city, has not visited
Washington before FOR ten years. While antici-
pasing growth andimprovement Mr.. Leach said
to STAB reporter. he was not prepared for the
wonderful change and magni6cence the city
now presents Relative TO the leading issues
before Congress this winter Mr.. Leach said the
strong party men Of his state regret the defeat
Of the election bill. though some Of these Ques-
toned the policy Of the Introduction Of
the measure. ION The question OF free
coinage Of silver" he aid, s'thsrs IL
hardly defined sentiment California Is not
properly ssiiver producing state compared with
Nevada, Colorado and adjacent sections. Our
leading pspers are divided ON the question.
The San Francisco Bssllefia, best renscfing the
mercantile interests Of Han Francisco, 4 de-
cided opponent Of the BIN. - = also the Can
The Chronicle End kraainev both snerget-
ically sdvocate the other lido. 80 far - ny
observation goes one seldom hears the issue
discussed - topic OF interesk California =
prosperous and Continually growing wsa1thier.
The bank comminioner's report for TIE ysar
ending December, 1Do0, shows he sayhQ
banks 70 have made gnin.of over "a, 900
IN deposite during TIE year. Anttcipeting he
building of another 0vsr1snd railroad 70 The
central part Il - s1nto ~ peoPls srs looking
forward = svsae grss>ee - ofDseapeetty."
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A Rejoicing Conservation.

The Mount Zion NJ. L. Church. 18th street
having paid the last debt on their church
which cost $4,000. have just concluded weel
ofjubilee exercises. Friday evening apublic re
ception Was given Three services were heid
sunday; Rev. Perry Ryder. r. T.. preached al
III o'clock; Rev. NJ. y. Is. Rice, DID,, Of Dunbar
ton street church. at O'Clock and Rev. Aie,
Dennis OF Annapolis. Nd. at 80 clock. An I'D.
dress, reviewing the history OF the church, wss
made by Mr.. James l.. Turner. The meeting
closed with the singing Of jubilee hymn com
posed by Rev. A. Young. Rev. 4. .. Carroll Ia
the pastor.
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UNITED MINE WORKERS.

Every District In the Country Represented
At the Columbus Convention.
CoLunBus, OHIO, Feb. l0.-The United Mine
Workers of the United States met here today.
Over 700 Representatives are ON hand, repre-
senting every mining district in the country.
The meeting was called to order by John B.
Rae, president, who introduced Samuel
Gompers. president OF the American Federation
of Labor, who made an address. He was followed
NV John Mcbride, commissioner OF the Ohio
bureau Of labor statistics, and ex-president Of
the miners union. Both speeches were con-
fined to the eighthour law question. and ad-
vised, among other things, that the miners do
not want too much legislation at the same time.
They should secure an eight-hour law first in
the interest of the iaboring class at large.
Mr. Gompers speaks in the House Of Repre-
sentatives tonight.
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INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. 1o.-dov. Hovey has given
the Legislature notice that he win not call an
extra session, even il the appropriation bills
nre not passed. The Farmers Alliance and tina
organized labor associations have men In the
legislature putting down the names Of menu
bers who vote for or against measures In which
agricultural and labor elements are interested,
course. The house has passed bill declaring
railroad corporations Responsible for injuries
TO employees incurred through negligence Of
fellow employees,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-10

The passage Of the Dallas public building
bin over the veto Of the President ID not re-
garded ~ . rebuks or - IN svidsnce Of
disregard for the opinion Of The President
but i said 10 have grown out Of the
fact that the. veto was tie result Of .
misunderstanding BY ths President -
to The real situaispn. Mr.. Moore Of Texas rid
today that thar was no disrespect shown The
Presidsut by the yots; thas Dallas needed ~
hoflding and that The rreidsnt's veto w.
esassd by his being misinformsd. Ths Only
way y correct ths ua>eer ~ % ~ II btn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-10

William STROLLER, the colored boy arrested On
charge of stealing two rings from the hou-
OF his uncle. ~ published in yesterdays sran
was convicted in the Police Court today Of
charge OF larceny. Lawyer Clos defended
him and offered evidence to prove his good
reputation. bu, the proof was against him and
the court required him 60 make restitution IL
tn" sum OF els and pay q fine Of enc. His
counsel noted an appeal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-10

In the Criminal Court the following have
been urraigned before Judge Hagner and plead
not guilty:
Mary Williams. a colored woman, charged
with granddaughter in causing the death VI
Mary Watson on January 10, the result Of
criminal practice.
VIM. }. slaughter, alias Thomas Read in
dicted for obtaining money by false pretenses
-s5-by means OF a fraudulent check on
Bailey A Mann on December g.
Thomas Mullen, convicted yesterday Of
larceny from the person-sli from Edward
Dyer-was sentenced 70 two years in the Aihsay
penitentlary
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-10

yossph B. HIN BY Nsasrs bArthsl J. Bali Aled
. bill in equity today TO 81 aside Al assign
ment, 10. The defendants arc Isaac Kline, A.
Depue, Charles J. wimsstt and the Third Co
operative Association. The defendant assignad
his groceries, &C., At SIS 18th street southeast
ON Januasy ~ 70 Absahan Dspas and charges
that thar ara sndsasoring 70 dsffaud his cred
esns sad snjoinsa hon furtAsr diapssitien q
~ sBeets
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Senator He.rst,s Condition.

Senator Hearst's condition was more unfa-
vorable last night than at any time during the
past week or two. The rainy weather has had
a depressing effect upon the Senator and the
fact that he is growing weaker is apparent to
all He suffered considerable pain and did not
rest well the early part of the night At 2
o'clock this morning, however, he fell asleep.
His family this morning report no material
change in his condition since last night.
At the house this afternoon the only informa-
ton that STAR reporter could obtain was
that Mr.. Hearst was resting quietly.
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Chicago Markets.
70 Increase the Number Of Cadets.

Representative spooner Of Rhode Island to-
day reported to the House from the committee
on military affairs bill providing that the
corps Of cadets at the West Point Military
Academy shall consist of one cadet from each con-
gressional district, one from each territory, one
from the District Of Columbia and twenty from
the United States at large. This bill Il reported
I'm lieu Of one proposing to increase the number
of the corps to AS. Tho committee believes
that with the additional number Of cadets to be
appointed from the recently admitted states
and the addition Of ten to be appointed from
the United States at large, . sufficient present
Increase Il provided.
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Ii You Have

II You Have
CONSUMPTION.
BRONCHITIS.
sCRoPULA
COUGH or COLD.
THROAT AFFECTION.
WASTING OF FLESH.
Or any Disease where the Throat and Lungs ere in
famed. Lack Of Strength or Nerve Power you can be
Believed and Cured by
SCOTS EMULSION
OF PURE COD LIVER OIL WITH
HYPOPHosPHITEs.
PAIATABLE AS MILK.
Ask for Scotts Emulsion. and let explanation or
solicitation induce you 10 accept substitute.
Sold by all Druggists.
uo8 SCOTT & BOVINE, Chemists. NY.
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DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.
40 NECESSITY FOR THE BUILDING.


House bill l2s7s, to enable the Educational
and Relief Association Of the District Of Co
iumbia to erect house and workshops for des-
titute colored children of both sexes. was re-
ported upon by the Commissioners yesterday
They say that they see no necessity for the
erection of the proposed home and workshops,
as both wants have already been reasonably
provided for by the various industrial public
schools and charitable institutions now in
operation in the District.
CONSIDERING LIQUOR APPLICATIONS IN PRIVATE.
The Commissioners are considering liquor
cases in private, and care is taken to prevent
the publication Of their action on the applica-
tions for liquor licenses on file. Some time
ago, it will be remembered, the Commits
sioners decided not to make their action
whole question bad been settled-in
other words until all of the applications
had received action. 1t is understood that the
Commissioners have about completed their
labors. Today there was huge pile OF rejec-
tions. The Commissioners declined to give
the list to STAR reporter, saying that IL they
WEIR published now, il would be the means of
bringing a large number of hqnor men and
attorneys to the District building who would
worry the Commissioners. When the matter
has been settled by the Commissioners the re-
jected applicants viii have an opportunity Of
being heard.
BUILDING PERMITS
have been issued today as follows: e. s. Kennedy.
four brick dwellings liz to lis Massachusetts
avenue; $4,000. Wolf Cohen, one brick
office building, GAG street northwest: $500.
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DIED.

PS5DE ENe, o. SsrS.5 ,b 20 Issl .. $50
Borden and daughter Of Sydney l. and the Henry
Funeral from the rs.sdencs. lass .tr.s, Thur.a-y
o aaan.s e ss ksss,ai hnssRisa syos.d sa
Martha HAIRS. aged forty nine
Farewell. my wife, dear, farewell.
A Aas W. farewell s,s AZ. to t Tia, IN
Farewell. farewell 20 you.
Our father is sone and ~e are len
lie loss Of him TO mourn;
Vim cS " s sss e Con- %s' ,s s,ss HIM
BY HIS cHILDkEu.
rapsss trs As ,ss sses mon s
Sss Yss, ,,ss, s'ss Ss,o, and ssA
So ds sss q .I n sDsS osxEf
Afs an ssf psiSsss. Ip.srw.u, In Buffalo. NY.
scH I.s,l o. s MSna fesrs.ry q isgl: e
Sss5:i Vii ,.ls sis.s ~ sasn.. :. $40
soatsxsss frsssds and reisi.ss in.ssa g ssss.
s6Fnif oS r.f s: ss's sp q s =
sesd thirty two year snd a, months.
8: e = -; !: :S: :; Is s:; s:..
rsnsssl from her l:ss .s.'sssa:: 81 s..s 1907
sisss ed irisas; rs:psiSh1 is.is.d . sssssa
". SSI I1., q . assSp; ne. 'ss,
ee.s. ssa IS IS issss 49, 80 ~ & -.
.s fuil: ss''S sSS e, ssi 80 8
:ssS fss "a fss q ss': -: - - ::
IA; Sxa1 s.;. q " ,ssss..as 4 Eezss
EzEbxE Gas~ q b.. JOS. 4. 49,. . go
-. 5sj r 8 ~, ,, s;s. ..s.,
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MILAN, IND, Feb. 10.-The Hon. Stephen
Harding, for many years one Of the prominent
figures in Indianapolis, is dying During
Linooln's administration Mr.. Harding was APP
pointed the territorial governor Of Utah and he
was afterward made federal judge in the terri
tory of Colorado. He has been totally blind
soiler. He was also an intimate and cherished
friend of Secretary Chase and President Lin
coin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-10
THE COOKERS BIG STRIKE.

No One but Pumpsrs and wAtchmsn are At
Work Today.
PrrrsBuRa, Feb. lo.-Dispatches from the
Connellsville coke region today report the
strike Of coke workers and miners general
All the plants have closed down and the only
employees still on duty are the bumpers and
waschmen. Order prevails at all points and no
trouble for the present at least is apprehended.
Over l6. 600 men are idle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-10

SPRINGFIELD, ILL, Feb. 10.-T. G. Body.
general organizer Of the Railway Employees
Club, with headquarters at Minneapolis, Mimi,
addressed large audience Of railroad men
here last night and will organize a club. The
object is the protection of the interests Of en-
ployes by fighting what is known as granger
legislation, which by making war on the rail-
roads, it is said, has SO reduced their earnings
as to necessitate the cutting down of wages and
the laying Off of employees.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-10

The case Of q. D. CLARK, arrested on saturday
on oaPias di sdtasfac.e'sds., partially heard
by Judge Montgomery today on writ Of habeas
corpus, Mr.. F. X. Mackey appearing for the
creditor and Messrs. W. A. Cook and c. C. Cole
for the petitioner. Mr.. Mackey claimed that
under the statute the writ could not Ire sus-
tanned and Messrs. Cook .nd Cole that the
petitioner should he discharged.
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DoS,r DELAY To

Stop that cough, Else the bronchial xili lie en-
arzed and the delicate tssu~s of the lungs exposed to
injury No other medicine il 90 speedily operative in
throat and lung troub,ss a. AYERS CHERRY PEG
ToRAL- Afsv doses have been known TO break mp an
obstinate and DISTRESSING cough. Sufferers from
asthma. bronchitis, Group. consumption. sore thross
and whoopine cough find sure relief in the use Of
this preparation. 1t soothes the inhamed membrane.
promotes expectoraton and induces repose. Don't be
without il In the house. sale E. Stone Hurts store
Va. writes: II have found in my family. that Ayer's
Cherry Pectoral wss always certain for colds
and coughs"
Five ysars axo had constant cough. night
swesfs. was greatly reduced In flesh and hsd been
given up by my physicians began to take Ayers
Cherry Psctors1 and completely cured. "-Ansa A.
Lewis. Heard. NY.
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL.
Prepared By Dr.. J. C. Aver b Co.. Lowell. Mas.
Sold BY all Drussisss. Price. 81; six bottles. o.
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The North Dakota Temperance Campaign.
BISMARCK, Nd, Feb. 10.-A majority Of the
temperance committee Of the house yesterday
reported in favor of indefinitely postponing the
re-submission bill. long and bitter fight en-
sued. A motion to adopt the majority report
was finally carried by vote of 81 to rs, seven
members being absent. The liquor men will
try to secure o reconsideration.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-10
Tn1rL,se W1rH Health.

Most people consider ailment. like Hoarsemess,
Cough Sore Throat &c, worth their while TO look
AFTER This Esgiect is often the cause OF severe
and protraeted sickness Use SODEN PAsTH.ES in
time DR.. Moreau B. Brown writes: II have used the
soen Pastss aud nd result satisfactory for
diseases of the Throat. Chest and Lunrs. Each box
mus, have the testimonial VI Sir Morreli Mackenzie
with each box Price JOc Ii
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zk1KceuseUt 1SeUcne0 NBV8U8,
Carson, New, Feb. 10.-The joint committee
of both houses Of the Nevada Legislature have
decided that the voters Of this state knew moth
ing of the constitutional convention when they
voted for it. After a long wrangle both bodies
decided that the matter was submitted to the
people wrongly and refused to canvass the
vote
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-10
AN Emphatic Meaning.

THE Stars annual statement Of circulatios
shows daily average for 1880 Of 32.I55 copsss.
such circulation means that the reading pop-
ulation, 10 a man, takes The STAR. and this hAs
an emphatic meaning 10 the advertisers Ina that
paper.-xontsoaezy Press (Rocsciis, Nd, } Fsb.
5, 1891.
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have been recently informed thst the party for
merry selling my preparations in Washington have
been decevng the public by selling other preparations
and representing them to be the mine. Parties
who have thus been deceived will kindly correspond
with me- desire to inform my patrons that this de-
ception has been going on without my knowledge. or
action would have been taken long a9o. will within
few days open q ONCE in Washington. due notice
Of which will be given In the meantime orders Will
have to be sent to at my main once texpfess
charges on all Foods will Be prepaid
MADAME A. RUPERT.
Main Once.
6East 1ith st.,
feo New York.
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To Fight Sullivan Il Jackson's First Wish.
VANDALIA, Ill, Feb. 10s-Peter Jackson, the
colored pugilist. who is on his way to New Or
leans, stopped of in this city for a few hours.
He says he does not like prize fighting and in
tends to quit it, but that before doing so he
intends TO challenge John L. Sullivan to mill
for the championship, and that the Boston
pugilist must fight him or surrender the belt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-10

An 1mpofuRnt new fOfK App01hthaent.
ALBANY, MY, Feb. 10.-Gov. Hill will tomor-
row send to the senate the nomination Of ex-
State Senator James F. Pierce Of Brooklyn rs
state superintendent Of insurance in place of
Robert A. Maxwell, the present incumbent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-10

Sinking Of . Flour Laden Barge.
NEw YORK, Feb. 10.-One Of the Staten Island
milling company's barges, laden with -four,
sank Mt pier IA, East river, about o'clock this
morning. The barge arrived last night with
500 barrels Of dour. It 10 said that she had
been leaking for some days. Her captain, John
ODay, was ashore at the time she sank. The
loss ON the -four is abodt q, 900; insurance un.
known.