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MARYLAND AND VIRGINIA PosTMAsrERs-
Fourth-class postmasters we're today appointed
as follows: E. Knowles, Clinton, Md; A. B.
Nottingham, Birdsnest, Va; Alice H. Alcott,
Carlins Va; T. s. Sullivan Independent Hill,
Va; g. s. Stokes, Stokes, Va; g. g. Tinder,
Trueblue, Va.
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CONCLUSIVE TESTIMONY.

CONCLUSIVE TESTIMONY.
Gen. H. V. Boynton, himself an ex-
perienced and competent journalist, in
late letter from this city to the Gin
cinnati Commercial Gazette has this to
say Of The EVENING STAR:
ut is unquestionably true that no
journal in the country has an equal
proportionate circulation, estimated by
the population Of the territory within
which it circulates. 1t is daily full Of
news, and its double sheets are always
crowded with excellent and wholesome
matter. 1t is one of the handsomest
newspapers in the country, and fnan-
cially q marvellous success"
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Tx DR. KocH's RECOMMENDATIONS Assist
ant Surgeon Kinyouu Of the marine hospital
service, who was recently sent by the marine
hospital bureau to Berlin to enter Dr. Koch q
laboratory, reported by cable today his arrival
and asked for authority to purchase the neces-
sary apparatus. The authority was immedi-
ately granted. DR.. Kinyoun will remain in the
laboratory three months.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-08

Dr. JoHN 8. BILLINGS Of the surgeon generals
office has been elected to deliver the annual
address before the American Academy of Politi-
cal and social Science on the 14th instant in
Philadelphia.
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The WORLDS FAIR.-Secretary Window has
issued a circular of instructions to collectors
of customs containing regulations to govern
the free entry of articles intended for exhibi-
ton at the worlds fair.
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RESPECT TO HIS MEMoRY.-The flag on the
Department of Justice was half-masted today
out of respect to the memory Of e1-Attorney
General Devens Of Massachusetts, and the de-
partment will be closed on the day Of his
funeral
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-08

THE PRESIDENTS CALLERS today included Mr..
Justice Harlan, Senators Dixon and Carney,
Representatives Featherston, Milliken, Wilson.
Cheatham and Lawler.
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N-A FINE CORNER HOUSE AND STABT- r
- We offer for sale the present residence Of
Henry strong. esq at the corner OF
l. and 18th streets. most admirable locarion Con.
tans Ia rooms. bath rooms, closets and all modern
conveniences- - ~eAA
Stable adjoining house contains sleeping rooms
stalls and room tor three Carriages Huuse fnishs Il,
architects. - ~ N i ie@oA1s
Great care was taken in the building of this hou,s,
1t I5fei penn svS
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ASSISTANT UNITED STATES ArroRNEY.-At-
torney General Miller has appointed Thomas
F. Wilson assistant United States attorney for
the district Of Arizona
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K~THE AMERICAN SECURITY
TR UsT IMP ANY.
CAPITAL. sl.25O.oOo.
A. T. BRITTON. G. j. BELL.
President. 1st Vice President.
PERCY B. METZGER. A. A. THOMAS.
GEORGE E. EMMONs.
Secretary.
DIRECTORS:
A. T. BRITTON. JAMES g. PAYNE.
JAMES z. FITCH, n. w. BEvERIDGE,
W. 8. THOMPSON, CALEB j. MILNE
HARRY r. WEST, WILLIAM NJ COATES
ROBERT DORNAN, CROSBY g. MOVES
WILLIAM WERNER, JOHN Z. HERREL.L,
HENRY s. LOUCHHEIM. MARTIN +. MORRIS,
G. j. BELL. JOHN s. JENKS,
M. N. PARKER. ALAN II. REED.
CHAs. C. DUNCANsON, q. s. SHARP
CHARLES PORTER, DANIEL DONOVAN
A. A. THOMAS. BENJAMIN H. WARDER.
JOHN r. MCLEAN. MATTHEW G. EMERY.
HENRY A. WILLARD. HENRY +. BLOUNT,
JOHN N. HUTCHINSON.
ALLOWS INTEREST ON DEPOSITS OF MONEY.
payable by check without notice.
Authorized BY law to act as Executor, Ad-
Assisnee and to Receive and EsseSs is,sei irnstsdi
ESery Dsscription from the Courts Corpors-
Estates Managed. Income Collected. Guaran-
tsed investments urn:shed, Loans secured by
and Sod ami pebentgre Bonds Issued. bear,ns
wills Keseiptsd FOR r. and nd. Kept without
Chsrxe: Acts as Treasurer or Agent for itelig-
Gus, Benevolent or Other Institutions and as
dsnss or Fl iptsTrs. i laying Their Div
si safe neIos't Boxes tor kent with the most
p,u ,Snsucpssssed taeilities for the Storage of
taste, rtSte, vslnA.pse fapers Furniture. Carriages
house. No. l140 18th st. NV.
ments and and 6nsnes. eneepty nqfaSn e. sS invest
W-sTHE ANNUAL gMERTING OF THE
-. knoders OF the Eekinyton and Soldiers
tor tue election VI directors will be held Il the
M a1s aSo ~ Arnts s1
S, Sl ~ rom a anS 1 % oos Transfer books
R~SDEATR CLAIMS PAID
DECEMBER, 1880. BY
TIE WASHINGTON BENEFICIAL ENDOWMENT
ASSOCIATION.
40 10TH STREET.
wilnam Hinke. 4a5 ath It. n on
Charles G. Andrews. baltimore. Nd. ........ i,0OS
Ss0sse r 4 Ken, 81 81 ). ;e.............. LSS
Total for December "a oo0
Tstal amount paid bene6ciariss sincs oe.anlsstion
OVER s6e5, 600.
This Association Turntables pure Life Insurance with.
with safety and permansncs.
E3sREkef 31sI5 e fEasSbSI asEbsIkhh's khhsssss,s sss7s.;
onss. 40 loh q. i;;a
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E.~,A CARD TO THE PUBLIC.

R~,A CARD TO THE PUBLIC.
learn that the names of my legitimate shirt Gus
toners nave been surreptiOusly obtained by who
claims the right to the Palmer system of shirt
by patents.
1nis is TO notify all persons infringing upon these
patents that they will be compelled pay the penalty
PHILIP L. HALL,
Shirt Maker,
9OS st. NV.
ia1-4t
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SHANDSOME HOMES.

R~HANDSOME HOMES
FRETTIEsT PART OF CAPITOL HILL.
Terms very reasonable.
That row Of new two-story and cellar and twostorv
and basement brick houses first story of brown stone
on east side of 9Th st. just north of
ave- These houses will be finished to suit purchasers
have SIX and eight rooms respectively. electric bells
speaking tubes all conveniences Prices range from
"a, 600 to $500.
1t will pay to inspect these houses before buyinr
elsewhere.
SWORMSTEDT BRADLEY.
1t ao7 E.t
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TODAY. - Internal
revenue, s5O9. .905; customs, 81, ,1S3, ,6s7.
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R,LOTs 623S AND $3.50.
1he former represent dark brown mixture
in melton, double breasted. wool lined, with in
laid velvet collar. The latter represent a dark
gray mixture in melton. single breasted, wool
lined, with inlaid collar. Price. &l3.5 50 and
$E. We have IA OF these coats LETT, and If IA
men see this announcement and want a good
warm stylish Coat for $40, here's your chance.
GEORGE SPRANSY,
ONEPRICE CLOTHIER,
ja7 44 7th ct. Nv.
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"a CHANCE FOR INVESTMENT

One square east Of the Metropolitan
car lines and one square north of the
Capitol grounds is fine building site
having frontage Of 13S feet 9 inches
by q depth of 100 feet This property
Is located on the west side of LIST st.
between c and d sts. ne. The large
frame and brick buildings will lie sold
with the ground.
Price, 81. 20 per foot.
THOS. J. FISHER h CO.,
1924 F st. NV.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

49, GENERAL. CONFERENCE. EMBRAc-
ssn,, ing the eoored citizens Of the several states
the eaens Of the Ps m the % psr M SsS q
T. Church. lth and k sts NV, to consider what
he federal election BILL on on THURSDAY. January 5.
IT. E14GoE. EsaE +. s22ksEs s22k; Rss''d'nt.
meet st the cathsdra Of the scottish Rite et on
R6BRRT deesy BY nessra1 sFsr Of tss
R~ROBERT DE BRUCE COUNCIL or
W seos sst e H sSsn Gn sssSR n
instant, at 1:3O for the purpose Of ting
ana 9ref sss It
SfGaT Ms. 4 .rsis 81
fhe f1e % asy Friday private sittnss at Mrs. CABEL
K~TTHaIEE,. REGTLAR RE6IaIA MEETISG OF ST:
S6s6pSsS S ssAs ss S. psss
bishop Of th snd Ne1aas Al De sasans ns ns
as s,,sed xel as adults in
Aho"h bfsnRiTG RfdaTG hfss2fISFs2S; fssGf oF sTScK
Doo5s now open for subscrptions at the office of the
s'siS the Of
NAMED assofiation win BE held at the hall
Ensy ETES1SP q Penn t5s iasS aye and 18th St TTEsDA
any time Il Tie Office Of the treasurer sG as aboye ."
very successful ones, the result of careful manage
lnent BY officers of long experience Last years 6us
therefor sor I
ing 81 on stock and 81 interest For the purpose of
mere mSre nearly dividing the profits the stock
loans and in redeening stock. from to per cent per
annm mas been proposed and will be adopted at this
Place your savings with us and receive much more
interest therefor than obtain through SAVINGS
Danks. we Will loan you such money you may find
with the least possible expense There are now TSs
snares holding advances loans, being lar-e in
crease over the previous Settlement of loans
oe nlade IN whole or IN part at any time
Copies of the constitution be obtained from either
M the Undersigned or the other officers of the associa
-, THOMAS BOWLING. Prest.. Cor Pa ave. and
ASSoN Ans .SS. 9. TAYLOR, y; Prest.. 1as4Fstnw.
w. H. WETZEL. Sec, 213l H st. NV jaS-:t
HhEpFR HHEHHRY ,oim.ly ,be rHar
sral agent of the National Life Company of
states of Maryland and Delaware and the District of
Coulnbia and having its principal Office in the city of
baltimore, is not Eow and has not for some time past
otherwise, and is not authorized by said company
either TO receive monies other valuable property
beha OF said or to act as its representative
company will not hold itself responsible for any con-
tracts promises representations made by said IL
otherwise. for as in any manner representing the
said National Life Insurance Company of Montpelier.
The company expect to establish new agency in said
territory at early date All contracts between said
company and said William " Harper heretofore exist
inz. are absolutely Cancelled and terminated. All
Otherwise M SHOULD be made 70 H. Tschudi, casher at
the ONCE Of the company. 81 South Holiday st.. Bal
a. CHARLES DEWEY.
1aStth. s.tuH' President.
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K-,OFFICE OF THE MUTUAL FIRE INSUR-
ance Company OF the District of Columbia.
Washington, January }. lSsyl.

ance Company OF the District of Columbia
Wsshineton Janusrv 4 isctj
The animal meettn9 of the MmtnaI Ere Insurance
Comnany Of the District of Colnmba Will I've bed an
the THiRD MONDAY IN JANiIARY ISoi The Iotn
instant at the office Of the conpany corner of Penn
n.. nNA ave- ANU ''A 3D. " w. ~ 20 CLOCK
managers 10 Constitute b,ar to condnct The afs;rs
of tbe rompany is reareI 10 iss heid M fna .fsrrs
meeting - ~ ~ ~ ~
is provided AT the annual inae,ing Of The ronp,nv
a chairman, Who sbai cossnrt he ms.i nd a ol
non IN arsordance with tne act OF ncorIoraton. be-
ee amennt ~ ~ ,n IN na,ss hsIa M hx @ H.
Ail. ~. Pieinuni no'eS neiu " 'ne d, 400 m. ~
c9nrahy S,I0:S fW
o nAnn''. .4.r ~
.s,, , 49, q fyM
sss III n tule alu 1 ~. oU,oO
fnsts5 ~ md mn neid ior 'iie year ioso' ao O.,
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USFatr during rest Of Thursday. followed
e. s1m or ran '"ds shVtin0 to eastery slight ckas0es
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ESWANTED-IF THE YOUNG LAWYER COR
49, his successor) who, while. searching for
heirs of one Nathaniel Adkins OF Atkins soldier in
the revolutionary served in Virginia regiment,
visited Thomas q. Adkins. q musician. New York
s1ty in April 1871, will communicate with the said
Thomas G Adkins. band master. National Military
Home, Dayton. Ohio. the information then sought Tor
can be afforded them He. the lawyer supposed
at the time TO have resided in Washington. D. c. s5t'
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R~wAsHINGTON MARKET COMPANY,
DIVIDEND NO. g.
Adividend OF forty cents a share has been declared
on the capital stock of this company payable at the
office OF tine company in Center Market on and after
JANUARY 10, 1891. SAMUEL w. CUkRIDEN,
Treasurer.
Washington. DC, January g. 1891. ja5-tjt
9SREyIVAL SERVICES AT MckEN DKEE
~ M. E. Church. Mass. ave. bet. 9th and 10th
SITS n w.. each evening this week save Saturday. at
d:oO O'CLOCK All invited tatj}t
R~THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders OF the Georgetown and Tenaily-
house ON JANUARY 4. 1891. at II O'Clock m, for
the election of nine directors the ensuing
year. JOHNE. BEAII,
laO-St Secretary.
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E~THE CAPITAL TRUST COMIANY.
esps seps%sr Inesas a called a
Tss%ssss.s s1sss'ssss! oiSss 5SSS E atsYSs sys5s
Vice fTssidfai, SHAs CHEIsTfAN..
Attorney. ss5sss,y wnLEfAh MhIfx 4 a. stafsSN GonbSS
We buy. sell or otherwise negotiate notes. secured
aOxns interest thereon issue % cersiicSses a Of
with n,s1sss =. approved rates purchase
osher xss deal WITH Sc s.ns nsss improve or In any
profitable oppoftuniiss offered IN this rapidly P I'M
proving portion and solicit the patronaSeo ali who
may need our 'srv'eis 1IRsGyfaiEsse X sGy diEsetiOn-
Iohn Z M,I',,;. G.%n.eI: + 81. Edxard 6. HSsSss.
Aason s. cay.oo anaia hslIE A nfsr NJ Sel.ehl.n
Charlie. Chrstiznl TLeophilus i. Roesss
ARH:sSnH L SIs.s; SS:ss r. jssa jHsn 3 sIs1.p Isi@pon
= B. Gregg Custis John McGreeor.
James Fraser. Asa Whitehead
Andrew frey James L. barbour. d1e-1m
K~ihfokTANT NOTICE
GAS CONSUMERS
Ananesmente have been made for the convenience Of
.s ana he as. s
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL BANK
THE WEST END NATIONAL BANK.
THOSE ONLY. win be entitled to the discount Of 25c
eei::E WxshiSdToN GAS LIGHT COMPANY.
|~uSIoS CASH REGISTER COMPANY
Have opened Washington once at s14 Fa.n.w,
where the General Agents prepared to show
The BEST. THE MOST SIMPLE AND
THE MOST ACCURATE
Cash KEGIsTEk
"a TOTAL ADDER
At HALF THE PRICE Of other registers
livery merchant needs For full inforuus-
n. UF1f Ax ly fr
IIDkrTO RAINIER,
Sl4 st. NV
General Agents District Of Columbia.
Maryland and Virginia
Terms made to suit purchasers dl3-lm
~DR. NICHOLSON. AFTER PURSUING
special coiieglate studies in nervous diseases
and practice nervous and eiectricity,
IN oss ga s e sns past
* EQUITABLE
COOPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
'xQUIIABLE BUILDING" 100s ST.
Assets q. .l5o.2os.l
Once hours from o m. to 40 pm. daily On
the nrs: Wednesday In each month the ofce will be
open from TO O'Clock Pm Advances Will be made
promptly sf O'Clock. Ths 2Vth Issue STOCK u
oBel tor subscxiption-
| Shares are e. so Per month.
u. 600 advanced on each share
Pamphlets explaining the objscts and advantages Of
ths Association are furnished ul0u application
THOMAS soAxRvIILK. Presr.
JOHN JOY EDsoN. sec'y. M
SCUsTOM-MADE SHIRTS. WITH our
~ increased l.<fiities in this department we
are letter prepared than to execute your orders
for custofn-iIlsde" shirts Any style Ordinary or
ul oress occaaons made at short notice and sssstsc-
ton guaranteed IN ixs-ance. Now is the best
time 10 leave your ores you viii fnd snrt mors
comfortable ior summer after being dur
ing the winter
Lave your order at mems furnishing department..
axxt noor nrst annex.
n5-sn WOODWARD 4 LorHRoP
RBUY YOUR COAL COKE AND MOOD
SA from the reliable firm Of JOHNSON BROTH
LIS N. moss extensive retail dsaien in ths coun-
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R~AIRS OF ALL NATIONS, BY JOHN
~ Phillip Sousa. For sale by
W. g. METZEROTT CO..
G-1w ITO at
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FSHILYER'S EvAPORATING PAN
- FOR
HOT-AIR REGISTERS

contrivance for attaching water vessel to an up
night hot-ar register for the purpose of giving of
moisture to the dry. hot unhealthy air from latrobes
anu iurna.s Is the cheapest evaporator placed
upon the market. Recommended by ph yscians every
wnere IN all nasal. throat and lung troubles.
Evuporating Pan, .0c. Towels, lOc. each.
FOR SALE BY
L. II. Hopkins IyJ st. NV.
NJ. W. Beveridee. IC0J Ia. ave. NV.
w. y. jerks, III 18th st. NV.
Frank r. Hopkins ABS .th st. NV.
Moss Pharmacy, 9TH and Boundary.
Busey ODonnell. 124S 1th st. NV.
4. T. Brooks. .iSl 18th st. NV.
AMI all trst-class dealers in housefurnshings.
ta1-6t.
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FANCY DARK CLOTI
VESTS. single or double
breasted,
94.5O EACH.
Reduced from o.. SO, %. so and S6.
8. E. l. j. Z. ROSENTHAL,
Mems Furnishings, Hats,
IS-3m 932 F st. NV.

- TRICT OF COLUMBIA.
~ , FILED January 2. 1891, r. j. Meigs, clerk.
T. francis Riggs, Medora RigRs. his wife, Alice l..
Riggs Jane A. Rigrs and Cecilia Howard, COM
Plainants. VS.. George Louis Dominique, Antoine de
Geofroy, Jules Francois George de Geofroy, Calde-
ron Carlisle, trustee, and Arthur Il. Brice trustee
DESCENDANTS. No. 127:3o. Equity.
On motion OF the compiainSnts, by Mr.. Selden their
SOLICITOR 1t 10 this tn day OF January lsl by the
court ordered that the defendants, George oris Do
miniQue, Antoine de Geofroy and Jules francois
George de Geofroy, severaily their
to be entered herein before the first rule day
curing forty days after this day otherwise the cause
will be proceeded with as in case of default.
The object OF this suit Is to obtain confirmation Of
the partition heretofore made, to effect new par-
ton OF the real estate in the District Of Columbia
whereof George W Riggs, late of the said District
died, seized and possessed intestate.
True copy. A. G. BRADLEY Justice
Test: r. j. MEIGS Clerk
@St By l.. G. WILLIAMS. Asst. Clerk.
R0FOR LOSS OF TIME, CAUSED BY FALL
- have received $S.5 from the New York Ac.
cdent Insurance Company. Thomas 4 Thomas, man
'FsFs IT: es7 Est GEO R HALL oc.nw
RSREMOvAL NOTICE.
~ Samuel Bieber real estate and insurance
agent, has removed his Office from 9O2 Pa. ave- n W.
10 isl2 81. n: W.. Adams building. jaS-3t'
FIRE INSURANCE.
- WILL PLACE YOUR INSURANCE IN
THE BEST COMPANIES AT THE BEST RATES
AND WILL BE GLAD TO DO 1T FOR YOU.
laS-Zw JOHN b. WIGHT, 14O8x st.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

R,ALL INrEREsTED IN CHRISTIAN SCI
- ence healing invited to call at 1924 n. Y
ave, room 70. Ofce hours $50 1890 Bible class
sunday at J. Talks Thursday evenings ut Soclock.
MISS ROFF Is FORMING CLASSES FOR
- lessons in breathing and wall king and may
lie seen any afternoon before January 10, between
and o'clock, at her rooms, 1914 18th st. js7-it'
RSCOMMISSIONERS OF PHARMACY
- The regular examination for registration
will occur on MONDAY, january IL, ut 10 a. m at
the National COLLEGE, Of Pha1nary, s0S st. NV. APP
Picafion To be Iise efore Saturday, January TO- to
X; 4 ELIOT. Secretary, cor. 10th and NJ SITS. n. ".
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RDR. NICHOLSON, AFTER PURSUINC
~ special collegiate studies in nervous diseases
and treatment by eeetricify, has returned resumed
and limits practice to diseases and
with which he has achieved So inuch the pSs
ax years IN Washington Once. Uu4 l.th Ut. n. W.
dls%lms
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TWO CENTS.

and good as he was) 10 be constantly throwing
out such insinuations; and he made use Of the
quotation, Evil to him who evil thinks"
The daily state chronicle., 1891-03-29
Baltimore Produce Market.

Cotton closed nominal. Middling up
lanos9T cents.
FLOUR-Qulet and steady; Howard street
and Western super 3.OO03.6; do extra 275
@4.50; do. do. family 46505. 10; city mills
Rio brands extra 5.25l15 40; wint Or wheat pat
ent 5.l0@5 60; spring do 5.5A05 60: do. do
straight 5.OO@540; do. do. extra 4.5U@.485
WHEAT-Southern closed steady Fnltz
1.O5@l.12; Longberry l.t8@l.l2; Western
closed frmer; No. red winter spot and
March los bid.
COHN-Southern closed quiet and firm
white 72@76; yellow 7J14 1913; Wet tern c os d
steady; M xed spot ana March 7l9(07l,,
OATS Closed quiet and steady; ungra fe
Southern aud Penlisylva.,la 6l016;: do Nes-
tern white 62@63; do mixed 6OS6 61 graG G
No. 2 white 64n@6}.
RYE-Closed nominal choice $50 OG
good to prime 95@@97; common t, talr 65(1
81
PROVISIONS Closed strong; mess por;
old 1880; new IA 90; bulk meats, loose shoui.
ders 5A a "a; long clear 81; clear rib side
6A; sugar picked shoulders oA, sugar cured
smoked shoulders 64; hams, small lOM
large l0I
LARD-Refned 7sl.
COFFEE-Closed dull; fair Bio cargoes
10000.
SUGAR Closed very quiet; granuIatec
6A
"HISKEY-Closed steady at 1.23@l26
The daily state chronicle., 1891-03-29
RALEIGH NOTES.

The News and Gossip In and Around
the Capital.
The Capital Club will give Germans
Wednesday and Friday evenings Of this
week.
The city is full of young men home
from the University and colleges who are
spending the Easter holidays.
Work has begun on the new telegraph
line from Raleigh to Hamlet. Mr.. D.
s. Hudgins has charge of its construc-
tion.
Rev. T. NJ George has not accepted
the call to the rectorship of the Good
Shepherd Church. He has the call un.
der advisement.
Have you sweet or a sour tooth? If
80, you will find the most interesting
reading in the new advertisement of W.
@. IL A. B. Stronacl.
The funeral of the late General Wiley
ID. Jones was held yesterday from his
residence, Rev. b. @. Alfred officiating
He was inferred in family burying
ground, near Forrestville.
All who want good seats at The Old
Folks concert Tuesday night should Sc
cure them early Mon day morning as they
were being rapidly taken yesterday. The
Box sheet is at Mr.. Jno. Y. MacRae's
Drug Store.
Yesterday Norris Dry Goods Store
furnished busy appearance, receiving,
marking and placing in order new goods.
They show some handsome dress pat
terms and find ready customers. They
look for large volume of business this
spring, and the low prices they attach to
all their goods would indicate satisfac-
tory results.
w. II. & r. 8. Tucker & Co. will
make specially next week of India
Silks and Grenadines. They are re.
markably pretty, and every lady who
reads the CHRONICLE will want to buy at
least one dress if she will examine the
attractive line. They have their store
(the biggest in the Soutb) full of goods,
and are Offering bargains.
They are at the front-and they stay
tn, re. Their new spring Stock is pro.
nounced perfectly exquisite by the
lad1eS-anu Lney are tue OeSt Judges
Mr. Mosely, who has returned from the
North where he purchased big stock is
an artist in b1ying goods, and you will
say that all the, firm and the clerks are
artists in displaying goods, if you will &c
into their store. McGee Il Mosely know
how to please.
Scissors and shears are useful-espe
cially to editors. tailors and ladies. With
them many editors write their best and
brightest editorials Tailors make liy-
ing by having them, and ladies use them
for every conceivable thing, from cut
ting dresses to picking nuts. 1t is al
ways well to have the best. The .R.
s. T." are sold only by Thomas n. Briggs
and Sons. They are solid steel, nickel
plated, will not rust, and are keen cut
ters.