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MARRIED.

HCNTER-TEIRETT. On Msrch 81 1891 af ssss
home Of the bride hy the Rev HUNTER Davidson. Pvt
Deposit. Md. cousin OF the bride, LUCY SIT Art,
daIshter OF I. A. q. Terrett, ESQ, Of Briarwoot
Fairfax, We. to JOHN q. HUNIEk OF both~sa
FHrn, Vienna. Va.
NICHoLs-wHITINa. Al Boston. on Easter day,
AZ the New gerussleIp Chur.h, by the Rev. JamSj
Ef1E WHITING, daughter Of the late Josiah ssvfl,.
all OF Boston.
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VOTING IN RHODE ISLAND.
The Democratic Ticket Expected to Have q
small Majority.

NEWPORT. r. l.. April The state election
is progressing very quietly here. The weather
is warm and pleasant and favorable TO full
vote. bat the baiioting up to noon hnd not
been heavy. The vote, however, will be brought
out this afternoon and good total polled.
The secret ballot preclU.les any accurate
prophecy to the Complexion of the vote
cast
The democratic state ticket will, however
probably receive n small ma ority and mixed
assembly ticket will probably be elected, with
soms failures to elect.
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Real Estate Matters

Sarah N. Provost has bought for $1,000 OF
Rhess G. Dubois sub Is, square 405-17.56 by
4221 feet on H between 9Th and 9Th streets
northwest.
j. d. Mcguire has bought for $4,000 OF
Mary C. Hayden lots II, AZ and part As, square
177-45 by 100 feet on 10th between Swami and
I streets northwest.
Angelina L. Howard has purchased for
81 600 of J. o. johnson lot los, c. sub south
g;ounds Columbia University.
Lotto N. Cryer has bought Of George T.
Staiey for 81, 800 sub II, square 3l3. q by q
feet on o between 11th and 18th streets north
west.
Messrs. Duckett 4 Ford on Saturday sold a
tract Of seventy-fve acres west Of fayetteville
belonging to Mrs. Maria p. Dare to J. w.
Hayes, secretary Knights Of Labor, at sl50 per
ac.e cash.
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Mrs. Roy~r's Suit.

Margaret Rover, by Messrs. Riddle and Dssts,i
has fled bill against John Rover. Thomas g.
Rover and Dennis Connell for q writ de lunat,so q
inquirendo in the case Of her husband, ID a
Rover and the appointment Of q committees "a,
take charge of his affairs, for discovery a a
the others and for conveyance. &c. 9;
Mrs Rover In her bill alleges that her hrfs-I
oand, who Is now seventy-four years Of age. %!
not OF sound mind, and is incapable Of taxing
care OF his affairs. She sets out q marriage lu'
November, 1856, at ST. Aloysius' Church, s,id.
alleges, further, that for many years she had.
been a regular member OF and o commul. 4,
cant IN Rev. DIR. Mobiles Church, ir,
South Washington. and that John Rover vas
Catholic, and at his long solicitAfis.r %,
she finally, TO please him. withdrew from Nv
Noble church and in due form received
INTO the Roman Catholic church. where she hss-
faithfully since remained" She claims tbs 4
John Rover 9 relations and some religious per
sons have combined against her and are inter 4
on depriving her Of her rights. She asks ths
proper orders 30 ascertain the state Of her hu.l
bands mind and to give her maintenance.
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NO PROSPECT OF WAR,

senator Sherman Thinks Minister Faya Was
Too Nasty.
PrrTsBrRa, Pa, April 1.-Senator Sherman
passed through this city the western ex-
press this morning. When asked his opinion
on Baron Fayas recall he said. Baron Eaya
may have been little too hnsty, and he
thought maybe Italy did not thoroughly under
stand American methods Of doing business -
He said he thought there was no prospect Of a
war with Italy.
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CAUSTIC ENGLISH VIEWS.
London Evening Papers Think Americ
Has Been Taught Lesson.

Has Been Taught Lesson.
LONDON, April 1.-The st. James Gazette,
commenting on the recall of Baron Fava, says:
IF Italy is disposed to send her iron clads to
the Mississippi the Americans would have no
ships to face the Lepanso and Duilo for forty
minutes. The withdrawal Of the ambassador
is the next thing to q declaration Of war, and
evidently meant to convey to the United
States the information that Italy will not be
trifed with"
The star saws the United States are in an
extremely difficult position. though the
iynchers at New Orleans were justifsble. The
Withdrawal Of Baron Fava Is the easiest solution
Of the problem.
been taught n vigorous lesson in diplomacy
They must learn that they cannot ignore the
old world ideas.
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THE DoS'r WANT POLICE STATION THERE.
A petitiOn bearing the names Of sixty-fiye
prominent citizens of Georgetown has been
received by the Commissioner praying that
the new station house provided fof in the ap-
preparation bill be not located ION N street
between slst and sd. as it womb depreciats
real estate and drive resideu1s from The
uslgAbsrhood.
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Dorr DrLA1 To

ses, thss cough, Flss the bronchial tubes viii be en-
sexsd and the dsats tissues Of the lungs exposed
injury No other medicine 10 speedily operative in
shros. and lang troubles as AYERS CHERRY Pee
ToRAL- Afew doses have been known TO ireaA up an
obstinate and distressing cough. Sufferers from
ssshua, bronchitis. Group. consumption. tkroa.
s.d vhoopins cough find relief in the Of
- prspsrsti0n- II soothss the inaamsd membrane.
psumotss sxpsctorstion and induces rsposs Don't be
Without u In the house. sallie Z. stons ats store
Va. writes: II have found In my family that Ayers
Chsry PectorAl always certain cure for colds
I'D coughs"
Five years ago had . constant cough. night
svssfs. vas srestly reduced in flesh and had been
given up BY my physicians. began to take Ayers
Garry P.ctOr.l and completely cured. "-Anss A.
Levin. Riczrd. NY.
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL.
Prepared By Or. J. c. Aver Co.. Lowell. Mass.
ssld by al Drusgssts Price. 81; six bottles. %.
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~ EUllION.
ARRESTS OF RIOTERS
The Situation in the Coke Region
Continues Grave.
A FLOOR GIVES WAY IN. PITqSBUM.
Gen. FosterReceived by the Queen
Regent Of Spain.
LATEST ADVICES FROM ITALY.
A FLOOR GIVES WAY IN. PIFFEBURG.
LATEST ADVICES FROM ITALY.
IN THE COKE REGION.
IN THh LOAE HEGIONs
Although No Lawiessness Has Recently DC
CURED the Situation IL Grave.

Although No Lawiessness Has Recently Oc-
CURED the situation 10 Grave.
PIrTsBuRe, April Tho situation in the
coke regions continues grave. No lawiessness
has occurred for forty-eight hours. but the
operators are still apprehensive and look for an
outbreak at any time. 1t is claimed that the
word has been passed around for general
movement at o'clock tomorrow morning.
The strike leaders say it is not true that the
time for the Inauguration Of the eight-hour
movement has been changed from May to
April /. The situation is desperate. and the
leaders recognizing this. have determined
to put their money in the coke
strike and make the eight-hour movement
elsewhere an after consideration. No general
strike of miners. they say, will be ordered
until after the interstate conference OF mine
owners and workers in this city next Tuesday.
ScorrDALE. Pa. April six of the leaders
In the coke strike were arrested today on the
charge of riot, assault and battery, conspiracy
and unlawful assemblage. Each gave bail for
hearing April Is at Uniontovn.
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LISTEN 10 THE PRUDEST ADVICE which urges Voc
10 the Immediate treatment of that rssping COACH
by the use OF Dr. d. Jaynes fNpectorani, the bet
OF medicines for coughs and colds and approved
standby for al pulmonary troubles and tnroki
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The GUARD Nor TO BIZ STHExoTHExKD.-
There is no truth in the report that the po-
lice guard at the White House II 10 be re-
inforced, a. . result Of the recent sscapade Of
young Martin One or two chaugss are con-
the force.
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Ds1 Goops AMP Norroxs.

P1lfIs Cas- .'Offon. ~.
Dr. fr-frt q: tfr Lon'rs Bissrhed cU'ruu. SO.
>rs SL...- t.i-Uoo rres~ Goods - "A. WIDE, 4ssr.
>e~ si..t.s -. fa,e DpsstiO,ds, 70 ia. Wide ;oc.
bps~ aEas.s. T. 1sio> -. ..s. IN.
Bietc.is,l n.i I i.t-sei.ttt >Eeet.ng. lsc-
Ols- CAS-. o..ud tai.tU
sI~ yass Llxrs Stirling Cairo. H.
LIE lasAc 2 a.. iaSs rOlos-. -.
Wv -ty a. Ann. NH ~~r-e. ~ IA. wide, N2sc.
ke'l~ iaSvn ~ I'D .rts
~ --s'e Asss ~ ,frfssr. = T. SID.
al e. -t- Va yas 5000. Cotton. &c.
~ souifr = uli-. 49,. Goods. I.S-
tents lli' NV.-a~. "a. Gems cuffs, liz.
u I'M " ii.'e tsusNss d apron checks
li4iid illirtis. Dotted SsiSs *
Al >il-sty> isIiit-l IfTe-> tpsrp.> %.
sltA " 4gg-sar
fe<stas< fr0s: liSSitsr. 49,.
4. b rOWNER sex.
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Mxx A. RuppEnrs New BOOK

She publishes 4 book entitled '.HOw TO BE BEAU
TIFUL. " ard. like the philAnthropist she 10.
gives II EREE THIS MEEk.
At the urgent request Of thousands of her patrons
Nine A. Ruppert. the world-renosn-d complexion
specialist and famous lecturer, has Just published
Handsome book giving the public the Deneft Of her
years Of study and experience The book IL written in
plain ami sensible lsIlzAse. showing how any
obtain and maintain PERFECTION oi the fEce and form.
To all callers this will be xivep
Those VI IL sending &c. postage
NINE A. RUPERT,
Branch Once.
so9 81. NV,
nh14 Washington, d. C.
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Sales-Reguiar cali-Ia o'clock H.: Washington
Gas Converting Is. $1,000 at 1s5. Farmers and
Mechanics National Bank, so at 1917: at 1893.
American Graphophone. 100 ~ g. Washington
Loan and Trust Company, 10 at Co.,; 10 at 96k; s
District of Columbia Bonds-per INN. ss, 1891.
gOid. lelA BID, - asked Per imp. IS, 1891, cur
rency, 10Y bid. - asked Market stock. IS, 1892,
currency 1903 bid 2Jyear fund. Is, lsy2. gold, It2
bd, asked. 20-year fund, IS, 1872? gold, l0i bid.
Water stock, - 1901, currency. 12j bid, - asked.
3-year fund, Gs. gold, 1902. llG bid. asked.
Wafer stock. IS, currency, 1893, lz5 bid. asked.
3i5s- 1924. fund.- currency. ITO bid. III asked
Miscellaneous bont,s-W aShingIUn ana George
town Railroad, 1B4A Is. 1Ul bid luI asked. Wash
Esioa and Georseiown Railroad Convertible II,
IL bid $50 asked. Masonic Hall Association,
-, lstr>. Iui bid, asked. Washington Market
company, lst mortgage Is, 40 bid, asked. Wash
in,soh Market Co!npany lup:Cs, us bid, asked
ahercaD Security anu Trust Company, rs, i00hid, 1903
aseL Washington Igat infaatcy lst InsTrgage,
ts. eI. ~ bid - asked Washington Light IN
fam, III. IS. 1891. Is bid, asked. Washington
bas Light company. series A. lis. y. Ind. i2i
ass.i "ashinsiph t,as Light Company, series
Ii, G, lSs bid, iroS asked Washington Gas COM
pan! convertible Is. 1856 bid. - asked.
NAionaI Bank StocSs-Bank OF Washington. 400
bid, - asked Bank of tepabic, 10 DID, - asked
Metropolitan. Z,n bid. 30 asked. central, 800 h d.
Secoad. lsJ bid. asked. Farmers and Me
$50 sked. Columbia, 100 hid. asked Capl-
tai, IL bid. - asked. IVES; End, w bid. iOl
askS Traders, III bid, l1I5s as.,-. lincoln,
lVi eI. - asked.
Raifoad >tocks-Washngton and GEORGETOWN,
22o ia. 40 asked Metropolitan. - bid. 100 asked
CohRoia, Go bid, % asked. capitol and North .
STREET, 81 bid, IS asked lexington aud Soldiers
Hone. 5j bid, - asked. Georgetown and len
feytwn, 60 bid. 81 asked
inurance Stocks-ciremen's, &c bid, IS asked.
FraI,lin, 56 bid, 81 asked Metropolitan 50 bid. %
aske. National Union, Is bid, ~ asked. Arlington
la I'd, lss asked. Corcoran is bid, asked. Co
lun1ta, l3H bid, - asked. German-American,
$50 III, - asked. Potomac. ~ hid, 1g asked.
Riga bid. 81 asked. Peoples, bid, =
askel Lincoln, 81 bad, - asked. Commercial,
Al bl, ~. asked
TIT Insurance stocksmReal Estate Title, 1873
bid, asked Columbia Tie, 6 bid, Ga asked.
Gaand Electric Light Std tks-Washngton Gas.
49 bid ~ asked. Georgetown Gas, 4S bid u. 5.
Hectic Light. 100 bid, IaD1. asked.
TelQhoncStocks-Pennsylya IS bid, asked.
Chesapeake and Potomac, 5its bid. t5 asked Amerl-
can GtAphophOne. 81 bid, 81. asked.
Miscellaneous Stocks-W ashington Market CON-
pany, Is bid, ~ asked Washington Brick Ma
chinecompany, 80 bid, ss5 asked. Great Falls Ice
Company, lIJ bid, $50 asked Bull Run PIANO.
rama company, 10 bid, ~ asked. Pneumatic Gun
Carriage, a bid, = asked
safe Deposit and rust COmpanies-National
Safe Deposit, $50 bid, asked. Washington
safe Deposit Company, ITO bAd, - asked. WASH
ingtoh Loan and trust Company, s6a bid. 20
asked American Security and Trust Company,
's>s ea, 's14 asked Eek. dividend.
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STOCKS AFFECTED LITTLE.
The italian Minister'S Recall had No Material
influence Prices.

influence ON Prices
NEW Yonx, April 1.-The recall of the Italian
minister at Warrington was regarded az of Lit
tie consequence in Wall street this morning
and no material influence upon prices was To
be noted. There was an attempt BY the bears
20 make a little capital out Of the affair and ON
offerings Of stocks at the opening 6r,t
prices were from = to 3. per cent lower than
last evening. in which the uneasiness i, Io,-
don was most potent. The quick absorption
of the offerings. however. soon caused n re,sa-
tion of pressure to sell and partial raIIy Will
return to the normal dizziness and stagnation-
Money is easy at q CAB per cent. The TRADING
~ ii O'Clock remained upon the same limited
scale as during the latter portion of the preyi-
Gus hour. and while there was slight droon;ny
tendency. natural under the:circunnstapces' the
changes IN quotations were perceptible i'm ths
two three stocks which led the ,leaIirgs
The hour failed to bring forth n siasle fe.t,sre
OF interest and the stagnation in prices con-
timed until noon, when the market was still,
dull and steady. generally at a shade better
than the opening figures.
Silver opened at ss4s; highest sale, 90: lowest
sale. 49,; last sale. $751;.
LONDON, April The stock market AT faso
Was dull Ia consequence Of the recall from
the United States Of the Italian minister. Baron
Fsva. American securities were weak.
CHICAGO. April The strained relations be-
tween this country and Italy had no visible
ELECTION the markets here this morning.
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Interesting Sketch Of Baron Fava's Extended
Dipiomatic Career.
Baron Fava ia g Neapolitau by birth. He was
born in 1882 Of family dating 90 far back as
the oldest In the land. Whils still a
yousg msn hs entered the diplomatic SER
vice Of the kingdom Of Naples. When King
Victor Emmanuel accomplished with the aid of
his prime minister, Count Cayour, and Gen.
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Range Of the Thermometer.
The following we're the readings st the signSi
office today: a. m, 10; 2 In, "A. Msximua.
46; minimum. 80.
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A CHANGE AT DuyxIRK.-The President today
appointed latham C. Haggett to be collector of
customs for the district Of Dunkirk, NY, vice
John Madigan, removed.
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,Ias. wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP

NIlS. wINSLOW'5 SOOTHING SYRUP
has leeu r-@,I for over FIFTY YEARS bv NIL
HONS Of MOTHERS foE thar Gil LDkEN WHILE
IELTHING. with L IRE ECT SUCCESS IL >OOTHEs
fheC5ILD. sOEIENStheGU9-. AiIAE sill PAIN,
cGkE$ WIND CutiG, and = the test remedy for
EIAkkHES. soid ~ Druggists every part of the
r.J Be aIi ass ''ar>- MiEslo~s SOothl
syIap. lll take 10 OtEer Kind - cvnas . OVttie-
Ii1-Iy-
tEOkE CASEs or SIGN HEADACHE. BILLION -
VI Istiuu t- curesl less time. wit
.stiisiiI- and ts-~ l. o-s D. E-1lS
IiTTie Liver PlIl> ban ~ any other
Fox THr Broop
weakness. N4.rIa. IIl.zvsIsCn and BiiOu-ness take
BttDwN'S HON Bi1TEKS
IL eure- quiskly lOr sale ~ al dealers medicine.
net tie -vulfin<.
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PRESIDENTIAL. APfogxrxExTs.-TheP President
this afternoon appointed A. r. BurkdolI coinsr
Of the mint at New Orleans and J. G. Lseass
snelter and refnsr at the same mint
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The Pope's Health Improved.
ROME, April 1.-The pope has improved in
health since yesterday. He today received
Cardinal Rampolla and the Duke and Duchess
OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, April l.-Coiton quiet--midtlling,
91s. Flour faidly active. Wheat-sOuthern steady;
fultz, losal.H; Longberry, l10a1.l4; No. 2, LIZ;
stearner No. 2, red, 10s* al.U9; western steady;
No. 2, winter red, spot, LlOk; April, 1.lOI.; May,
l10A alloy; July, Los asked; August 1.eS1a asked.
Corn-oouthern nrmer; white, I3a.6; yellow, I3aI5;
western nrmer; mixed spot, 7sxaIl; april, sa.4;
May. issai3A; July, ia; steamer, ". Oats
Provisions strong and active-lness pork,
old la5o, new l4oG bulk meats, loose
shoulders, 5h; long clear, sH; clear nib sides,
6H; sugar-pickied shoulder, q; sngar-cured
smoked shoulders, :; hams, small II, large
III; lard, refined. s. crude, 90. Butter weaker
creamery fancy, ~; do. fair to choice, 2la3s;
do imitation, z6azi; adle, fancy, 10; do good to
choice, 12a2l; rolls, line, s6 do. fair To good,
22a25. Eggs steady-l9. Coffee quiet. Sugar ac-
tive-granulated, AZ. Whisky steady. Freightsto
Liverpool per steamer dull. Receipts-iour, $3.50
barrels; wheat. 3'4l0 bushels; corn S,nal bushels;
oats, 3,sos bushels; rye, 1921 bushels. shipments
flour, 5.3s3 barrels corn, S1,429 bushels. Sales
wheat e4,s5o bushels corn, 29,419 bushels.
BALTIMORE. Apri ]. Virginia consols AZ:
do. ten-ferties, 49, do. threes, C4S: Baltimore and
Ohio stock, 81; Northern Central stock, s4k;
Cincinnati, Washington and Baltimore firsts, W.;
Consolidated gasbonds, liz; do. stock, An.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. April ! tciosing,.-wheat- May,
19&is; July, t0sSI.: Corn-Nsy, 6ias; July, G5 :.
Oats-Nay, 551s; July. 5iH. pork-May, 1855;
july, l3.osh. Lsrd-May, $50; July i.l5. Ribs
May. s.o'hs; July, &421..
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SEvlSrEES School GrRIs
ALL SPEAK At once.

ALL SPEAK At ONCE
TescEer- What do yea eons:sier the science Of
huns "a La ppfnssss
lite .r;s all at time: ITO bes;ow
the sr~ates number u 1snen;s the rrstest number
Y. Irop.e."
lea her; who this city DO you consider lives mp
TO thai philosophy
Seventeen little girls shout with vim: ''iRASTI.
The PCSHEk, 15lO anu i3I2 9Th 81. NV! My
that before OrAsty to ssiinztUn
all sorts ~ FURNITURE very hi-n and n,ll,.S hae
the nerve to Our Oatg terms are chedI, esk-
Nov 1tLeis trying TO toiio~. osi can't get -
laueb Tor the money any " here as ~ oTasIys.
rIeIiis 10 these Little girs for this
hit iOcal history AMI tier statement By
thsse prices
Antique Extension Tables. square and rounl. a. a.
Best Woven wire Cots. si-sS.
Solid Oak Chamber Suites. sl6.9o
Besc Cane-seat Chairs. O9c.
broadway foilinx Bed with nice wool st-ress. sri
Upright Folding Bed, 81 -.
Handsome Chif0ni~r Beds, AZ
oniSe Iumb!ers. lie.
56Iiece Eagiish lea Sets s2 9S
1OCpiece En9!l>h Dinner SETS PAINTED, zoods e. g.
Fine Walnut CriD beds. $3.50 to sI0.
Extra Large Cylinder Book Gas. and Desk. s.25. .
We lave everything fer the house except stoves We
sell gods IL every part VI lie CIry. our
chsag tor CASH
IL C. oRAsTY.
DoCBLE STORES.
mill 1910 and 1872 .th e. NV
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New York OfIiciaIs Aco uIete,l.

NEW YORK, April 1.-Excise Commissioner
Msskia, Fitzpatrick and Koch, whose tria, for
neglect OF duty was begun before Recorder
smyths in general sessions on Monday were
today acquitted on account Of . ''naaterisI' haw
m tko iadaetmsnA
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GEN. FOSTER IN MADRID.
The American Representative Cordially Re-
ceived by the Oueen Regent.

MADRID. April 1.-The queen regent gave q
cordial reception today to Gen. J. W. Fos-
ter. the representative Of the United States in
the Hispano-American commercial treaty ne
gotiations. Gen. Foster was accompanied by
Mr.. J. q. Blaine. jr.
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M. E. SIMMONS was today appointed fourth
class postmaster at Union Lake, Va.
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AND COMMERCIAL.
Sew York Stock Marke
| o. | C. \
Name.

following are the opening and closing prices Of
tne New York stock Market, reported by special
wire to Corson and Mccartney, l4l9 street.
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OIST's SrITs ScorxEp
AND PkES,FD rnp -,

OIST's SrITs ScorEEp
AND PRESSED FOE o.
Scst~. 40 lsnts. @.E. Vests. ..r Arsrsnv aud
IsLairgn manner. tsesls cai.i - -
Ss4ss~k~>.- iesss4.s ss su4I 49, ~
n O. NAM. sO5sFh 81 NV
aWs '-i,.s-.s ~. - est Nas.lnxtnn
90 SNi ~. AIARlSII EEIEDI
q discovered hyc . I;sS,xnt!y relsv,s and
q Dan sniin~I.- IhJ-E srsts..4y sg.Ies tsstarTIr
o OshiaE- CAES yo,i "a isr. Os.i
90 . NsS; - an 2nfa4ilt-e cnr~
SD " q. tHkiSIlAN.. Wholesale AID lstail.
1utJsSI +Ss
Dam PROM INDIGESTION. DYSPEPSIA AND
ns-Fty ~Iiti- h reiiev, b. SllS an. o:
osr.rs I1ftie ,lssr Pls lii asialely ate. slhner
tN6OsTURA BIfrklis SHOT Id fiSI, rLaCE
- hs-ss.i.,lst. he best
tsss. x4nitt.sIsrs.i ~ pT. ). .. D. sis<rft soma
~ sxSSsa<is A-~s -asA-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-01

FOR ANY CASE or NERVOUSNESS. SLEEP
Il hs~fiess WeaA s<osiiach. indigestion, dYsqepsla
is.: Carter LittIe IIV~r fiiis-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-01
ONE BATTLE SHIP.
That is All Commodore Ramsay Says We
Have.

ANn THAT isn't COMPLETED OR ABMoRED-A
NAVY CANNOT BE BUILT N A DAy-sEcRETARY
TRACY CALLED ATTENTION TO oUR pEFESsELEss
CITIES. But No ATTENTION WAS PAID TO IT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-01
Gen. Pike sinking Rapidlv.

Gen. Pike Sinking Rapidly.
Gen. Pixies condition this afternoon was ex
tremely critical. The doctors in attendant,
say that there is no hope for him. He was re
ported this afternoon as sinking rapidly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-01

I. b fOwNER 4 sCy.
lao .tn -. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-01

A prominent naval official said to STAR re-
porter tbs morning. that Italy does not regard
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-03-27

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