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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-06
Name.
Washington stock Exchanr.-

Sales-Regular CALLS O'Clock m: Columbi.
District Of Columbia bonds~fer imp. ss. 1891
gold, G s, asked sl Fer imp. Is; 1891. cur.
bid. asked 2O-ye fund. %, 1892 gold, lo5,x bid
Water stock, IS lsJl, currency, LIS bid, - asked
Se-year fund, g. gold, 1902, 116 bid, - asked
Water stock. Is, currency, 1903. ls4 bid. = asked
| s.65s, 1924. fund, currency, Hay bid. lis asked
Miscellaneous Bonds-W asning1on ana george
ington and Georgetown Railroad Convertible ia
| lZo bid, 1856 asked. Masonic Hall Association
| g. 1895, lU5h bid, - asked. Washington Market
Company, LIST mortgageG s, Ito bid, asked. Wash.
ington Market Company, imp. ss ia bid, III asked
| American Security and Trust Company, S. wv bid
asked. Washington Light Infantry lstmorlgage
fantry ID, Is. 1884, IS bid, 1OI asked. Washington
Gas Light Company, series A, 6s- ls5 bad, =
asked. Washington Gas Light Company. series
psny Convertible g. II. bid. 1857 asked. licking
| ton Railroad is. ~ bid. l0s asked.
bid AS asked. Bank Of Republic go bid. - asked
Metropolitan. 2l0 BID 500 asked. Central. BIO bid
Second. lsl bid. - asked Farmers and Me-
| ls5 asked. Columbia. l5O bid Is, asked. Cap.
| tai. liz bid. - asked. West End yS,. Did
iOs asked Traders. ia bid. 1.O as-r-- Eincon
Railroad stocks-Washington and Georgetown,
S0S Did, 2z6 asked. Metropolitan. los bid us asked
| Columbia, IS bid, 70 asked. Capitol and North y
Street. Us bid, Is asked. lexington and SOLDIERS
Home, - bid, Is asked George;own and Ien-
leytown, 81 bid. 81 asked Rock Greek, 100 bid.
Glen Echo, 81 asked.
Insurance StocXs-Viremens Is bid, 90 asked.
Franklin, IS bid Is asked. Metropolitan, 81 bid, =
asked. National Union. lsh bid, 20 asked. Airing
ton, 1l5 bid, - asked. Corcoran, 81 bid = asked.
Columbia, l5ss bid, ID asked an-AmerIcan,
| ls5 bid, iys asked. Potomac, 40 bid, IS asked
kiggs ~ bid, asked. Peoples, hid, on
| asked Lincoln, bid. - asked. CommercIai, !
bid. - asked.
| Title Insurance Stocks-Real Estate Title, l26
bid, l35 asked Columbia Tftle,6 bid, g.. asked
Gas and Electric Light Stocks-Nasalngton Gas.
| 80. hid, AN asked Georgetown Gas, Is O.d U. >.
| Electric Light l52x bid loz asked.
Telephone Stocks-Pennsylvania, "a bid,-asked
Chesapeake and Potomac, oi bid, - asked amer
lean Graphophone, bid, 61s asked.
Miscellaneous Stocks-M ashington Market Com
pany, 10 hid, 81 asked Great alls Ice Company,
i4O bid, los asked. bull hun Panorama COM
pany is hid, rs asked Pneumatic Gun Car
rage, y bid, q asked Lincoln Hall, - bid, loo
asked. Ivy City BRICK Company, 81 bid.
Safe Deposit and trust COMPATIBILITY ashington
Safe Deposit Company, liz bid, asked WASH
ingtOn loan aud trust Company, IS bid, VI
asked American Security and Trust Company, ,
70 bid. IS asked
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AT THE GILMAN MINES.
1t 10 Thought That All the Trouble 10 Past
Arms Boxed Up.

At 10 IhOught That All the Trouble 10 Past
Arms Boxed Up.
SEATTLE, WASH, July 6.-The firm stand
taken by the Seattle Coal and Iron Company
has resulted in getting 100 white men, mem
bers of the old miners union, to 60 to
work at Gilman. About fifty more will 20
to work today. The company has
issued another call for those who have given
no dissatisfaction to 60 to work. Those who
know themselves to be shut out are very bitter.
and when search begins for concealed
arms there may be trouble. mounted
troop Of national guards has been
ordered from Tacoma. The hired guards have
boxed their arms and shipped them to Seattle.
Very few have been surrendered by strikers,
and it is supposed that they have been SNUG
gled out of camps and hidden.
Col. Haines has notified the company to re-
move all armed guards as the constituted au-
thorities are quite able to afford protection to
property.
1t is announced that the strike at Black Dia-
mond is over, the men conceding to the COM
pany the right to hire and discharge the men,
which is the main point Of difference.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-06
rHE TRIAL or CROSS.
Judge brsdi~y's charge To the Jsry, WI,
Now Have the Csss

Judge brsdsey's Charge to the jury, WIZ
Now Have the Case
In the Cros murder trial this sftsrnooa
Capt Cole concluded his argument sbou, O.
o'clock and the court charged the jury. Judge
Bradley said that there vas in this case bat
little for him 70 say ~ 10 the Law This vss
one OF the highest crimcs known 70
the isw. and reading the charge -
contained in the indictment he explained The
difference between murder and mansla tighter.
II bad not been contended that Cross could bs
found guilty Of Granddaughter. and &c was .
case devoid Of the pretense Of seH
defense and Of circumstances which would
reduce 10 TO manslauehter The
defense was that she had shot herself, and the
government claimed that Gross shot her and
these were the only questions for their ccus,d-
Grafton. There were but two legal propositions
he had been called upon 10 act upon. viz. reason
alb doubt and as 90 circumstsntisl evidence.
With the exception Of the testimony OF shrevs
who testified 20 the shooting the testimony vas
circumstantial. Shreve claimed 20 have beea
an eve witness and the evidence Of Others
was 20 the facts and circumstances which sur
round the shooting. On the prayer a. 10 cir
cumstantisl evidence the court said that they
must be satisfied beyond reasonable
doubt before they could convict He
explained what reasonable doubt YES saying
they should not draw Inference from . fact
or circumstance unless proven 20 their satis-
faction. They were to consider and weigh
all the facts and circumstances and were
not responsible 1 10 the effects o
They did not make the law. the court did not
make IT, and they were simply 70 consider IL
testimony.
The jury retired at 2:4o O'Clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-06

CHICAGO, July GA dispatch from st. Louis
NO., says: The movement to educate the He
brew immigrants who come TO this city
has been set on foot under the direction
Of the Jewish alliance, which was TO-
day recognized. At a meeting held last
night it was decided that the thing most needed
was information. They first must be laugh,
the English language After that they must be
instructed in the laws OF the land, the nature O,
our government, its political and social economy
and everything else pertains to make them
thorough American citizens. A board Of five
trustees was agreed on to govern the school
which will open in September. The body
agreed to have night school for the benefit o,
those who have to work during the day. The
work will be begun at once.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-06

The IrATAs ARRIyAL--Acting Secretary
Solely has received a brief telegram from Lieut..
Commander Todd announcing the arrival OF
the Itats at San Diego. but giving no details
Of the voyage from Chill. No orders have vet
been given as to the disposition of
the vessel. but she will probably be
turned over by the naval author
tiles to the officers of the San Diego court.
will be settled in the legal tribunals free from
further Intervention BY the executive branch
Of the government
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-06
The Itata VIII Re LIheled.

Assistant Attorney General Maury is acting
Attorney General during the absence Of Attor-
ney General Miller and Solicitor General Taft.
Mr.. Maury sad this morning that the Depart
ment of Justice had received no official infor-
nation Of the arrival of the Itata
The usual course will be followed by the
United States at San Diego: the vessel will he
ibeied, indictments found. the case brought
before the courts TO determine whether the
neutrality laws have been violated. special
counsel have been employed to assist the
United States district attorney
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-06
KEPT IN BY BUSINESS.
The President and the Postmaster General
Discuss Steamship Subsidies.

Inc Freffdent and The POstmaster GENERAL
Discuss Steamship Subsidies.
CARE MAY, N. J., July 6.-Contrary to his
expectations the President did not take his
first bath Of the season in the ocean today, the
important business that has arisen since
the arrival of Postmaster General Wanna
maker preventing him from enjoying q
plunge in the surf. Early this morning the
Postmaster General went to the presidential
cottage and he and the President were soon
deeply busted in attentive study Of a
number Of maps showing the courses to be
taken by steamship lines that will profit
by the subsidy granted by Congress for carrying
the mails. The discussion Of the many details
OF the matter detained the President within
doors all the morning and he went out only for
a short walk at the conclusion Of the business.
Hon. Charles Emory Smith, minister to Rus
STA, arrived this morning.
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, July a-Flour easier - western
super, a6Uss.76; do. extra, s-ssaAso; do. family,
IS5a5.OO; winter wheat patent, ao0a5.40; spring
wheat patent, Sf5a55o; spring wheat straight,
GO0-receipts 9s26 barrels; shipments, SIS barrels;
sales 10 barrels. Wheat-unsetted; No. 2, red,
none: spot, l.0l; the month, SSk a9sk; August,
SekassH; September. ssassk; october, ysx;
steamer No i, red, none; southern wheat steady,
FulIz, Sosss: Longberry. loosl;Os-receipts asia
bushels; shipments, none: stock, l4S,lx| bushels;
sales, isoUO6 bushels. Corn strong--mixed south
erp strong; spot, 81; the month, 81; August. IS;
white, steady, Is; yellow. nrmer, IL spot, No. 9,
white, 5s-receipts 1SslI bushels; shipments none;
stocE, aas,la7 bushels- Oats urmer-No white
western, 81 No. mixed western. 4i-receipts
$4,000 bushels; shipmeuts, none; stock, 13,s9s
bushels. Rye dull-N0 4 70aIs-receipss, none;
shipments, none: stock, $3.50 bushels. Hay nrm
good to choice timothy. iLolalas0. Grain
freights quiet-stesmer to Liverpool, per bushel
Skd.; Cork for orders, per quarter, 9s.sd., nomi-
sacks, l0a per 100 pounds. Cotton noininal-mid-
ding. s3s. Provisions unchanged. Butter I'M.
changed. Sugar nYm-gTsnalsted, AZ. Coppel
unchanged Whisky unchanged Peanuts, IN
changed.
BALTIMORE. July - Baltimore and Ohis
stock. Is asked; Baltimore and Ohio south westerI
nrssA, eeA bid; nrss incomes. Is bid; do. secons
incomes, 1ok asked; Consolidated gas bonds, lOol
bid; do. ssock. ~ bid.
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CARHART b LEIDY,
s2S It'll st. and TOO K st. n. v.
STILL Ar IT.

wsdont let anybody sell anything lower than we.
We don't sell goods on instalments time. with
your notes. We tried 1t several times and found the
old saying that time il money" came true. but
fortunately for the other kept the money The
only kind Of notes We take Uncle Sans. and
they are inclined to be green and no bank rejects
them.
Wire Doors with springs. white knob screw
hooks. &c. 81 Ice Cream Freezer, 2-Quart.
al.25; S-auart, 81. d5; 4-Quart. sl.95. &c. Re-
frgerators. 81. 15 to e25 a very nice one with
cooler. e7e. Preserving Kettles porcelain lined g.
quart. 25c. 4-Quart 35c. 6-quart, 45c; S-qusrt.
6oc. lOquart 75c. 12Quart. SIC. 14-quart. 95c.
Cane-seat Chairs. &c. good Rocking Chair all
wood, high back. 9Sc. Lawn Bench three persons
e15O. Rustic Benches. e. to %. SO. Six-foot En-
tension Table. a. %. Large size Bent-back Dining
Chairs. 65c Solid Oak Suite s16; extra large suites
$25. S27. 50, s4O GAS. &c. Parlor Suites S27 so to
size. with spring edge. Woven wire Cots 81. 20 and
e1.y& Pillows. so pounds, no chicken feathers Csc.
each full line Of inner grades AhaIr Mattress, 4C
pounds. ~. 80. Curled Hair Mattress, full size.
e12 90. We claim to have the only place in Wash.
ington where you can furnish house complete. lie
want any credit trade; We believe moral wrong
charge $40 Tor Switchboard that 81 30. 81 fol
chairs costing 5Oc We prefer to sell them for cash
$l2. % and ooc Which price would prefer nay!
We viii save you something all along. Don't doubt
till you try.
n. c. GRAsTY
DOUBLE STORES,
jsls 1910 and 1912 9Th st. NV.
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ASSISTANT SECRETARY SPAULDISa has in
formed the collector Of customs at San Fran
cisco, Cal. that refined sugar exported for
benefit of drawback may be entered for ware
house and immediate expectation If the bills of
lading. DC. show il to be In transit to foreign
country, such shipments not being considered
reimportations subject TO prohibition under
paragraph 1913 of the tariff act
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-06

He hssists Attack by Burglars and PR
serves HE Trust.

serves HE TrNst.
hHAprSo. Pa, July 6.-shortly after o'clock
this morning four unknown men attacked Isaac
Koch. watchman at the Mount Penn gravity
railroad station. The first shot at him and then
seized him and dragged him up the mountain
side, where fight ensued, lasting until Koch
had to DO dubbed TO subsection. The watch
man vas then bound and while one Of the men
watched him the other three broke into the
station and made . raid on the safe. which
they supposed contained s2,o0o, the re-
ceipts OF Saturday and Sunday. Mean
while Koch's yells had aroused some
men living square away and they came to his
assistance. The burglars escaped without hav-
ing succeeded in opening the safe. They left
behind lot Of burglar tools Koch has gashes
cut in his face. head and body and b confined
to bed, though he will recover.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-06

MOVEMENT OF SILvER.-The issue Of standard
silver dollars from the minis during the week
ended July amounted to 1901, 1923. The issue
year was s399, 26s. The shipments Of
fractional silver coin during the past month
aggregated sl,i65,i7l. Shipments during the
month Of June, 1880, aggregated s774, 9o7.
Shipments of fractional silver coin from the
LIST to the Sd instant amounted to Sl77,llO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-06

A large number Of the members Of the Grid.
iron Cinb lett the Pennsylvanis depot This
morning by 9 special car en- route 70 Provi-
dence, X. l.. where they will be the guests a
Hon. Jerry Metcalf and r. 4. Rowland Of the
Providence you'ndiat Squsntum, Nsrrsgsns-ss
bay, on Friday. Among those in the party
were:
ID. :. Barry, New York SUN: J 4. Shriver, New
York Ma aud Erpvess; 4. q. DunneIl, New
York It1.s; ii. b. r. mcfarland, Boston
Herald; L. V. Deiraw, the United Press; Geo.
ii. Walker, san Francisco Chronicle: ]. NJ Oar
son. Philadelphia L.d2s': herndon Morsel. Hub
Washington Post; r. A. @. Handy, Chicago
TRIBUNE; Richard Lee fearn. Brooklyn Eass,
Fred Perry Powers. National Dt1nocrdf; James
Il. Young. Philadelphia Star; K b. Matthews,
New Orleans Picdyune; q. q. Stesiey. LOUIS
vie coar'e''-Joulrsai; Louis Garthe, Baltimors
American. and g. E. johnson, Cincinnati Ia.
gutrtr.
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ENGINEER BROWN is FOUND.
He L. Dangerously Sick aud Can Give Ns
Account of His Recent Movements.

He Ii Dangerously Sick and Can Give No
Account of His Recent Movements.
APhiladelphia special says: Jefferson Brown,
passed assistant engineer in tue United States
navy, whose strange disappearance has been
the topic in naval circles in this city and New
York for two weeks past, has been found A.
strangely as he disappeared. by whom and
where he was found are not known, save that
it was in this city and by physician, a friend
Of his.
When found he was dangerously III ana nm
able to give any account Of his wanderings CT
in any way furnish q clew TO his vhere,i,on,.
for the past two weeks. In hi. delirium h.
stated That he had been to League island and
had lost his examination papers. bnt the au-
thorities deny that Brown was there.
His life was despaired of for time. but yes-
terday he took q turn, got better and this aiter-
noon was able 10 be moved to New York 70 the
home Of bis mother, on East 1850 street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-06

NOT Work OF ART.-The Treasury Depart
ment has refused to admit duty free u carved
altar imported for the Catholic Church at La
fayette, La. on the ground that the carving
does not attain work Of art, as provided by
law for free admission.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-06

SILVER PURcHAsEs.-The amount Of silver
offered for sale to the Treasury Department to-
day was 1,437, 600 ounces, and the amount
purchased 6S5000 ounces, as follows: 10000
ounces at sl.0l35; 100 600 ounces at sl.OIao;
$4,000 ounces at $l.0l45; $4,000 ounces at
Sl.0l49
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A New Trial Graas~<l

This afternoon Judge Cox in the Circuit
Court granted = new trial in the case Of 8. L.
stockbridse Of Baltimore against the Richmond
and Danyille Railroad Company. He sued
for 100000 damages. and on the trial
u few weeks SINCE got a verdict
for e60,0 600. motion was made for q new
trial. which has been under argument for two
days past, and after conclusion today the YER
dict was set aside and new trial granted.
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IA Father Attached BY His Drunh.. Sons,

II a FstheR Attacked by His Drunkea 0ons.D
CoLuxBUs, IxD., July Geo. wagonsr,
farmer living at South Bethany, quarrelsd with
his sous, John and Frank, aged twenty and
sixteen, yesterday. The boys, who were
under the influence Of liquor, attached
their father, and Frank struck him over the
head with club, INJECTING dangerous wound.
The sons refused to render their father any aid.
When Mr.. Wagner regained consciousness he
started In . buggy for this city to have his
wound dressed. His condition |. serious.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-06

RAPID CRY, s. D., July 6.-Yesterday a very
severe rain and hail storm occurred here.
Hundreds Of panes Of glass were broken and
signs and fences blown down. The storm
came from the northwest but it is not thought
that II extended far into the valley nor that
much damage was done to growing crops.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-06
AT MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK.
Large Numbers From Almost All the state
Gathering There.

St8tee
Gathering There.
MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK. Nd, July Each
train brings large numbers Of people from al
most all the states to the camp meeting. Among
those now on the ground are Revs David Up
degraf, Ohjb; Dugan Clark, Indiana; Rev. John
Thompson, Philadelphia; DIR. II. L. Gil
man, wife and daughter, wimonara;
n. j.; Rev. Mr.. Walker. Colorado,
DIR. Pepper, Philadelphia; Kelso Carter, Balt-
more; Rev. Joseph Smith, Philadelphia; Thos
Ogle. Philadelphia; Mrs. Ida Kenny and VIM
Miss Clara Boyd, Philadelphia; DIR. and Mrs.
Willing, New York; Mrs Williams, Illinois;
Rev. ]. P. Buckingham, Chicago; VIM. Same
son and Wife, Cleveland, Ohio.
The meetings are under the charge Of Rev.
David Updegraf. DIR. II. L. Gilmour will have
charge Of the music. with his daughter a.
organist The cottages and boarding houses
are rapidly filling up. The prospect is for .
large crowd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-06

CAMDEN, N. j., July 6.-Ths body Of we'll
dressed woman about thirty-five years of age
was discovered this morning lying
in the grass along the river shore in
North Camden. Coroner Smiley, who ID
investigating the case, states that
the neck 10 dislocated and one leg Is also ap-
parently fractured. There was nothing on the
body by which it could be identified The
body had only been In water . abort time. In
the dress pocket was found else.
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Just for tn. Public Good.

From the Chicago Tribune
"Cyrus," said his wife. ~ he came ia YEARLY
and threw himself IN the lounge sitter an cveu-
ing down town. II wish you would Let politics
alone. The excitement and worry are Just rain
ing your health"
II can't help Il, Emily" replied the alderman
from the stssnth ward. 1T N not IN poiisacs Ivr
NJ hsalth." -
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Mr.. MOrrison's Funeral,

The funeral of Mr. Ebenezer Morrison. whose
death is announced elsewhere, will take place
tomorrow afternoon ut 4S0 o'clock from the
residence, 9l7 street northwest, and not from
the Congregational Church. as at first stated
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-06

ASSISTANT. SECRETARY SPAULDING has in
formed Lieut.. ]. C. Fremont, U. S. n, tina,
the Treasury Department declines to admi,
free of duty fifty cases Of champagne imported
in the steamer California for use on tn Tag
ship Philadelphia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-06

sPsNoy1ELD, III, July e.-The weekly
weather crop bulletin Of the Omitted States
weather buresu illinois branoh) says: The
reports by counties indicate heavy crops Of
wheat and oats. The harvest b progressing e.
vorsbly. Corn b doing we'll
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-06

ACTING SEcRETARr.-In the absence Of Sec
rotary Foster and Assistant Secretary Spauld
ing Assistan: Secretary Nettleton is acting sec
rotary Of the treasury today.
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DALPiTHTION OF THE HEART, NERVOUSNESS,
4 uVmb11ngs. nervoue headache, cold hands and
fest PAIN In back and other forms weakness
yeeyed Cartefs Iron Pls, made specially for the
blood. nsevss and complexion.
'sTHRow PHYsIC TO. THE DOCS" AND USE
Angosturs Bitters for good digsqtion and .
healthy appetite. sole m.nufsftursrs. Dr.. J. q. ,.
siesor Bona Ak Jour drugytst.
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WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP.

ATTORNEY GENERAL MILLER has gone {,
Cape May to remain several days.
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PAUL LIVINGSTON Of Iowa has been appointed
to succeed Assistant Sergcant-at-Arms Tom
Cavanaugh, who was recently removed by Ser
geat-at-ArE.s Holmes Of the House OF Repre-
sentatiyes.
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Accident TO a Retired Ofhcer

Col James A. Bates. retired. while entering
his buggy yesterday wns thrown out by the
sudden starting of his horse and had his leg
broken. This is particularly unfortunate, -
he had but one leg. having Lost the other In
the war.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-06

W. W. Hayes has purchased for e5, 300 of
Rosa Lee part sub Is, block l. lie Droit PARK.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-06

The following were the readings AZ the signal
Office today: a. m, IS; 2 pm, 80. Maximum
81; minimum 6l
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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 l41y K street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-06

DRresIsrs SuxpRrrs.
sPoNGEs AND cHANoIs SKINS.
Sponge for the toilet and bath.
) TO Sc
washing sponSss, nns.
30 and oIc.--
A good assortment Of strong Csrri>~s
spoosvs.
ChAnois Ska.
-l0e. to 81 10 apsscs-
According - sixe.
BAY RUM AND TOILET WATERS.
Vsry best West In.iia Bay Rum. In three
81. 50 and 9oc. . bestls.-
W. q La yiols, Water.
-3 Ca. Xe.-
sou, Tie
W. l. p Lavender Water.
IS o.. Soc
urss eoor. llth 81 bniidinG)
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co~TSr.TIO~
or
INDUCTION s.IT oF Roys, SHIRT
w.rsTa
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.ysr.z. how On 80 1900 -, h.. a.. -,
t.he t.,o ,,n.h Co.. -, a.. .Ic,,.- IA. -,
.,ppl, a., ,-.,,.n.,v. sh,r, w.. -
nav toward t..D,n~ hin, n,...n,.hi. won1.v
ruyr urxDRrn nOzrN
Ar
The q, Fin. p.,c.i. v.;., A. s,,.,., ,;,.
p-arl bu,ton, cus. Tor I'M bu,,on. nI,it.
lx,r. al g., a,t ool,r- a., - IT,,
~ each
Inc JDsc- Fine Percale Waist Is finished
WIN OhHAio buttons. wrist bands, piaits back
and fronf and the eolors In these. too, are dyed
" stay lnsy are now
~ each
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-06
Shin Railv.v Coptract. s,ouped.

HALIFAX. N. g.. July 6.-Orders have been
given to cease work on most Of the contracts
on the Chignicto Ship railway. The company
has already spent So 0oo. 900 upon its construc-
ton and is understood to be cramped for funds.