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Name.
Name.
washington Stock Exchange

sales-Regular cali-12 O'Clock m: Washington
Gas, y at ss. 10 1t ss 10 ut ss. y at s9s; Is st
IS at 3s; Is at aes<; a5 at 1856 Is at ssa; IS at
s9,s Is II se' 100 at 1915; 70 at $3.50 80 at Soy; IS
a. Ssh american Graphophone, g atsa- After
Government Bonds--u. 3. 4Xs, 1871, registered,
los bid. U. 8. 4hs, 1881 coupon. 1918 bid U. $.
coupon, 1901, !eo bid, 19i1l asked. :.
District Of Columbia Bonds-Per imp o, 1901,
gold. lol bid. 10Y asked Per imp. e. lsei. cur
currency lo.h bid 2o-year fund,es, 1899. gold, I03
bid. asked so-year fund, g. 1879, gold. les bid.
se ~ ,ss fund , Is, gold 1892 10 bid asked.
Miscellaneous bonds-W ashingtoh aud George
town Railroad, 1o-4o, 6s l0l bid. Jog asked WASH
la6 bid, asked. Masonic Han Association Ss 1895,
list mortgage @, 100 bid asked. Washington MAR.
and Trust Company. s., 100 bid, asked. wash
ing ton Light infntry ist mortgage, g. 1904 % bid
asked washington Gas Light compsn ~ Pc ser ieS
A, d, IFS bid. ial asked Washington 0ss Light
Company, series b, @, lie bid, iss asked.
bid. asseG Bank q RspuSlic, 70 81. ssse e.
Metropolitan 2I0 bid. 800 asked. Central, 800 bid.
sssSna 'ss p S 1913 asked Farmers and Ms
1850 asked. Columbia, $50 bid, l5s asked. Ca5i.
tai. III bid. lSsk asked. West End. M bid, Is
asked Traders', lis bid, lsoa asked. Lincoln. iol
railroad stocks-Washington and Georfetown.
800 hid, s6o asked Metropolitan, no bid. isS asked
Columbia, 81 bid, 70 asked. Capital and North o
Street, 50 bid, IS asked Remington ana soldiers
Home, 5Sk bid, CO asked. Georgetown and Ten
leyt0wn, 81 bid. 20 asked.
Insurance stocks-Firemen's, 46k bid. Is asked.
Franklin, IS bid Metropolitan 81 bid, 30 xsked. Ma
tional Union.i bid. = asked Arlington 40 $50
asked. Corcoran, u bid, asked. COlnmbis Is
hid. lsf asked REPRESENTATIVES., 10 bid. =
81 asked. Peoples, So bid, ~ asked. Lincoln,
DID, az Asked Commercial, ~ bid, ~ asked.
Title Insurance St0cIs-Heal EstHte Title, l97
| bid, - asked. Columbia Title, 8 bid, sx asked
Gas and Electric Light St0cks-WssMngton Gas,
Electric Light. l3s hid, $50 asked. - 4
Telephone Stpcks-Pennsylvania. Is hid = taxed.
Chesapeake and Potomac, Is bid, ssssked Amer.
can 0raphophone, 81 bid, ~ asked.
Miscellaneous Stocks--W Washington Narkes CON-
pany, u did, - asked. wxskington Brick Ma
chiRs Company, = bid. $50 asked. Great faiis lee
Company. It'd, sse asked Hsl MN tsso-
Carriage. ia. asked intsreosah building
safe Deposit and Trust Compnniss-NaticnAl
eafe Depodt, SS6 It'd, no asked Warrington
Safe Deposit Company. 10 bid, iss ssasd. Wssh-
inston Loan and Isas: Company ssk bic, Jog
- Us0s M SAVS - -la .t7
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Dos,r DrIAr To


Stop thst cough. Eis the bsoschisl tubes win be en-
arsd ana the dslcs tissues Of the lungs exposed te
injury. No other medicine il 30 speedily operative In
throat snd lung troubles As AYERS CHERRY Pee
roRAI. Afew doses have bssn Known to bresh MP an
obstinate and DISTRESSING cough. Sufferers from
asthma, bronchitis. Group. consumption. throat
and whoopinx cough hnd sure relief in the use Of
this preparation. Il sooshes the inAamed membrane
promotes expectoraton and induces rspose Don't be
without IL the house. sallis Z. stons Hurts store
Va, writes II have found. in my family. that Ayers
Cherry Pectorsl was always certain for colds
and coughs"
Five years ago had constant cough. night
swests. was greatly reduced in nesh and had been
given up by my hysicians. began to take Ayers
Cherry Electoral aud vas completely cured Ansa A.
Lewis. Ricard. NY.
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL.
Prepared by Or. Q. O. Aver Co.. Lowell. Mass.
Sold by all Druggists. Price. q; six bottles. %.
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BY NINE TO EIGHT,

The Idaho Senate Decides to Eject Sut sti-
tute for Dubois. s..,.
Boise CRY, Idaho, Feb. IA resolution that
as doubt exists to the validity Of the election
Of Mr.. Dubois as United States Senator for
the term beginning March 4 the next
the legislature meet in joint session
and elect Senator for that term, has been
adopted in the senate by u vote of 8 to 8, the
democrats voting with the friends Of Judge
Claggett. The resolution will come up in the
house today, where its fate Is in doubt. though
there seems to be a probability Of its success.
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First Citizen-"If you had doubts Of the gull
of Mrs. Borgia, the alleged poisoner. Why did
you vote to hang herr
Second Citizen (who Was on the jury)--
well, you see. the trial made her so notorious
that We knew if we didn't hang her she d sooh
be appearing ON the stage "-Aesc ls1 WeeRsy
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ADVANCE GrseHaM OPENING.

Our line of Fine French and Scotch Ginehams
Is very choice and IL much larger than we have
ever shown before. TIE assortment Is In
B,ark and White Piaids and Checks.
Gray and Black Plaids and CLERKS. Gray and
White Plaids anil Chevks, Black and White
Stripes Lavender and White PlAids. - TO :s3
inches wide. ranging in price from l6c. TO &oc.
Fer yard.
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DIED.

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days. 49,
ws. Ssu Es% ssr ssI &
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BooTEsi ssaasnly. Of nsyr.isi,, Of the hss,s. :,
boo1ts, son Of ihs istss, samuel N. and Eiizabetl
rs sETSE Rsss s sasi srd Hsee- d ,ns
hundred and tour years. erht months aud tvsnt,
ansTsi At Coed Bops A. " l. ohurch SUNDAY 8.
80 p M. Friends and relatives invited to Att>nd
COOK. On THURSDAY. Fesru.ry s.. 1881. at 20
EAST Dr. SEUsGT T6fffSGaax, s"s sss Of AI Ess,
philos @ and clAris.A Cook Of Buffalo. NY. ss'rs
mineral 81 the consresationAl Church. cornsr @ sns
| evening. lBunslo parsrs plesse copy.l
fARNHAA. On Saturday. February 2. lssa q u
szSE a.ass.s s q jane ssa sss -.
he Ss,. f az ai,s. 1850.
fEDERLINE. AZ the residence Of his mother. esea
Seventh street rosd, ,AMEs. beloved husnNnd q
funeral takes pl.ss sunday :, o,elo.k. Rel.tse.
.o n. n ahfssss r ris q e i .s
f fsass srx.s .ss sss cum.
county. Pa. Papers pissse eopy.i
GRAHAM; On y.na-Ty 81; lsei :, Tyroes n..s.
GRAHAA. eldest OF the lst, Hon. Ssorre 6rsAsl,
| this city.
HARRIsoN, On Thursday. February s. 1881. ELL
fnnerai rom 100 asss msrtss .vsse' G.ors.,o...
D. c.. SUNDAY. at oclosk PM
Hni ~, on rsss ,s sb fs ,, q iset
JOHN n, HIlzth; IN bis hi;s -ssoad ys,r.
fgncr,l aonaay. fe,sa.ry y: is aa q IL sm from
Surley Memon.i ffeseyferAn ehunch- tsssanions
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BALTIMORE, Feb. 1.-Cotton dali HShdatns,
ok. tloar inactive, unchanged Whl3s -susih-
ere Su Ne end ssss, fS's Sc 81: -,
weak; No q winner red, sUus. L0sXxl.0k Fehfu-
asy, i.sskaiof MAJ, loeslask. cornrTosstsrl
wssfsrs sssy; MIXED 800, 6os11k; fehrSssy. SiN
So Nay. sssssA; sse.1sst 0Nssk 0ais arni
snsr.SsS s's s, s g ssanyassaas sssss e
No. wilma. eok: d. Do. mixed, q. Res nesaay
-eholce. SsHSS euld - peime, 7eeak cQ1aqpa y
~ 'ssa ss flvssssss Ola Z - 81
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80. Fen Sc.

wonderful MARX DOWN In Chstelaine
Bass We have over supply Of these desir
able goods ami in order to reduce the stock We
have made this ridirulous MARX DOWN.
Ire assortment is in Italian Calf, all Black;
Oozs Cali in two shades Of Brown. GRAY. Blark.
They are all handsomely trimmed in oxidised
silver and are very new and stylish. They are
. very low priced AT 90. hut will give you
your choice tor ~. esrh.
The regular ~. Chstelaine Bsgs are also re-
iuced 10 :sr. The assortment Is in seal. Ooze
CALI IN the desirable shades. and plain Calf in
Glack. oxidlizcd trimmed. Regular Price, 40.
Markell down 20 .Ec each.
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MARRIED..

FISCHER -k00Ns. On "Wednesday. January n
lsyl, by the Rev. ", T. fsison the On prch a tie
Reformation. ANTON c. FISCHER aud ROSA n
Rooms.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS By the Rev. DI
Alb 70 ARABEilLk NLWToS RoTENBURY. nis%
Of the late 9,n. II. A Morrow OF the REGULAR army.
both Of Washington. DC.
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The views OF the minority of the Raum in.
vestigating committee. which were presented
to the House this morning by Mes-rs LEWIS
and Goodnight the democratic members Of the
committee are the same as those drawn IN b.
them az the end of the last session Of Cousrcss
and published at that time.
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DEcS1v1se THE PusLrc.

Ihave been recently informed that the party fer.
rneriy selling my preparations In Washington have
been deceiyinx he public by selling other
and representing them to Be the mine. Part
who have thus been deceived will kindly correspond
with desire to inform my patrons that this de-
ception has been going without my knowledge. OF
action would have been taken long ago. will within
few days open ofice In Warrington. due notice
Of which will be given in the meantime orders will
have to be sent to me ct my main once (express
charges all goods viii b prepaid)
MADAME A, RUPERT.
Main Once.
6Esst 18th st..
fee New York.
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ADVANCE OpEsrxe Or L,eHr.v.,aH,
FABRICS
VA PIERCE co.'s.
Successors TO T. g. Davis
ne Mashst spscs.
Corner ssh Street
WHAT r. MORE BEAUTIFUL.

what Grapes more nicely. what hangs better.
what Is lighter In weight and what looks more
dressy OF more tasty than q fine Freaek Chad
tief Andthe assortment Of the-s choice and d-~ir-
able sVOds We have this day pls1el on sale is well
worth careful examination. We are showing
them In Back grounds with white figures Ia
very zr-at variety. White grounds with neat
and stylish Black figures Also Gray ground
with Black figures. These are the finest French
Challies. . I'D. wide. spe'-ial price. Coz. per
yard. You will ind them on the center table in
the rear Of the stors.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Stock Market.
The following the opening and closing prices Of
the New York stock Market, as reported By special
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INVESTIGATING. HEIzER's DEATH.
Coroner Patterson Commences nm Inquest q
the sth Precinct This Afternoon.

AN ANONYMOUS LETTER RECEIVED AT Police
HEADQuARrERs-THE MAN WHO FIRST FOUND
HEHER TELLS HIS sroRY-DR. HENDERSON
GIVES HIS EVIDENCE.
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81 ConsErs Fon 75o.

This Corset is made Of the best French Coutil.
toned with the real whalsbone. two side steeis.
guaranteed to lie perfect nttinS. extra hong.
> hook, The Drzb Is trimmed with red: the
White u silk stitched IN white. This Corset is
male especially for this house. aud we will
guarantee 1t to he the equal Of any 81 Corset in
the market. Buy one. try them on. and II they
do NJ; suit we will refund your money. Re
member. the regular price - 81. Our specia,
price. &C. pair.
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Mrs. XINsIoR,s sOOrnINa SYRUP

Mrs. W1NSlJow'6 6OOrAING SYRUP
Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS by NIL
LIONS Of MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE
TEETHING. with PERFEcr SUCCESS. nsOOTHES
the CHILD, sofTENsthsGUNS. ALLAYSaI PAIN,
CURES WIND collie, and Is the best remedy for
DIARRAEA Sold BY Druggists IN every part Of the
world Be sure and ask for NM. winslows soothing
Syrup" and take no other kind 70 cents bottle.
d15ly.
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LAxssuneH & Bno.s DAnr TAIx
STAMPING.

STAMPING.
We do STAMPING Of al kinds and deliver same q any
time set by you.
We have the newest designs now on exhibition All
art and needle work neatly executed.
Our people ARE experienced and can help Jon con-
siderably.
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WILLIAMS, PaussrAs SYRUP
OF TAR. WILD CHERRY. &C.,
Is GUARANTEED TO CURE THE WORST
PRussIAN COUGH. SYRUP
pRussIAS COLD. SYRUP
PRussIAN coNsUAPTIO SYRUP
pRUssIAN And 49, .vPUP
PRUssIAN PULMONARY SYRUP
pRuss1Ax COMPLAINTS yRup
PRussIAN Or the money SYRUP
pRUssIAN VIII b refunded. SYRUP
fRussIAN Price, 15c... SYRUP
Manufactured and for sale By
=. o. WILLIAMS CO.. DRUGGISTS.
Jader Masonic Temple.
js31-tu. thks Cor. + aud oh SITS. q. v.
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Oux Toner DEPARTMENT


toilet. New things arrive almost daily. Some beau.
,fu imported Powder Boxes arrived; perfect gems in
their IDEAS: range in price from asc. to -.
Powder Pufs from lsc. to 5Oc.
Genuine West India Bay Rum. &c. per bottle
Lubn's Infant Powder. 10c. packays.
Florida Water. 1ec. per bottle.
l0c. Soap reduced to Be. per cake.
| Phrosteen. for chapped hands. I9c. per bottle.
CHILDREN's HAND-KSIT SKIRTS. with or
without waist; those that were 81 IS. sI.3s. s1.oi.
| Csc. Ale.
Hand-knit Skirts at special reduced prices. 75c.
| esc., 81, Ills. sl.25, s1.5O. 81. So
Flannel Skirts in all colors. trimmed and tucked. at
eSc.
Farmer Satin Skirts quilted. from Csc. to O.. 0S.
Black Mohsir Skirts. plain and trimmed. suitable
/ for spring wear
Black Mohair Skirts. with box plating. hand en-
| broilersd and vsndyke trimmed. s4.25.
Handsome Quilted Satin Skirts In all coors. Former
| Price. 90 8s; now $50. ts.sS now s6as,
/ FINE CORsETs.-we have the exclusive control
| Of the Thomson Satin Corset.
FIVE DOLLARS Is THE PRICE
SATIN You will naturally expect reliable
coRsETs, article for that money aud we wish to
s5.0o feel satisfied Of the wear when We
ALL sell a Corset for IS. So to make you
CoLORs- feel do WE freely guar
antee each pair.
SILK For the balance of this week we will sell
CORSET q full 4-ysrd Silk Corset Lace. any color
| LACES Tor lie.
lie. These come In all coIors.
| PERCALEs. Entirely new patterns 10 and 12kc. Per
yard Patterns odd and unique.
Nice shirtng designs.
Although don't often refer to them We wish now to
impress upon you the fact that nothing
Is wanting in our domestic department.
Calicoes. Muslins Apron Ginghams.
Canton Flannels. All are kept In stock
from the reliable cheap to the very best
produced. All reliable mills are repre-
scented by us.
NEW DRESS GOODS already present their heads.
New Silks exhibition. New Pat
tern Robes here. Lots OF advance
sprina merchandise is here for you. Get
posted. Get an early peep.
PATTERNS.
We the only agents District for the Stand
ard Fashion Patterns. We have the opinions of the
Des altua makers mere tnat tney are not alone supe
ror to all other patterns but by their material can
be saved This should he object to tho economical
housewife.
Fashion 0asstte mailed free to any out of town
OUT OF TOWN SHOPPERS can avail themselves
of our Mail Order Department All orders will receive
the most careful consideration.
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". A. PIERCE & CO.,
Successors to E. g. Davis.
10 Market Space, COS. Ssh st.
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FoR PrfcuHR's
eAsrosiA.
Morning journal and courier., 1891-07-10
THE NEW TWO PER CENTS.

Work Begun on the New Bonds by
 the Bureau of Engraving and
 Printing The First Batch to Ap-
 pear on the 23d.
 WASHINGTON, July 9.-The bureau of engraving and printing has begun the work of preparing the new bonds bearing two per cent. interest, which are to be issued in continuance of the four and one- half per cent loan, and it is intended that the first installment of them shall be ready for delivery on Thursday, the 23d instant. In the meantime, the few applications already received are being recorded, and the first lots of four and one-half per cent. bonds for continuance will be passed through this week, Saturday. The owners of the bonds may, therefore, expect to re- ceive in few days their checks in prepay ment of the interest to September 2, 1891 while the delivery of the new bonds will follow promptly upon their receipt from the bureau of engraving and printing. The force employed on the the work to be done in the department has been carefully organized, and it is thought that there will be delay in settling the cases as they are presented, but from the manner in which the national banks are responding it is perceived that there is plenty of work ahead in the loan division.
Morning journal and courier., 1891-07-10
CHRISTIAN KNpKAyon.

1 The International Convention al mfnneapolis-Growt or the socie- ties-Extracts from the General Secretary's Report.
 | MIssEAPoLIs, July 9.-The national
 convention of the societies of Christian
 Endeayor was formally called to order by
 President Clarke at 4 P. m., and addresses
 of welcome were made by Frank B. Dan
 iels, Rev. Dr. H. H. French and John P.
 Elliott of Minneapolis and Rev Dr. Robert
 Christie of St. Paul. A chorus of 1 900 voices sang "Send Showers of Blessings. p
 The convention is the largest ever held by
 the Christian Endeavor societies, over
 twenty carloads of delegates from New
 England being in the gathering of over
 10, 600 members. Rev. Dr. ZGeorge H.
 Wells of Montreal responded eloquently to
 the address of welcome.
 5. The subject of President Clark's. annual
 address, delivered this evening, was "Fi- delity and Fellowship" both of which, he
 said, were necessary to each other in win ming the world to Christ Every church
 would be stronger for this fellowship. The united strength of the common enemy de- mands that we oppose to him the united strength of our common fellowship. There are no sects in hell. The evil one marshals all his forces for the attack. Let not the children of the pit be wiser than the child ren of the light The watchword- of the day is combination. The speaker quoted an endeavor song with the motto "0ne All Are We," and suggested it for the coming year as the yearly watchwerd.
 General Secretary Baer reported that there are 16, 764 societies this year against Il ,013 year ago. England has 120 socie- ties, Australia S2, India 30, Turkey 12 and China 2. The five leading Canadian prov inces report as follows: Ontario 45S socie- ties, Nova Scotia 156, Quebec 63, New Brunswick 36, British Columbia %. In all Canada there are 829 societies. The five leading stateh are: New York ,354 socie ties, Pennsylvania l, ,463, Ohio 1,061, Illi- \ nois 1 1,043 and Massachusetts BIS and e number of others close behind. The ban ner for the state, territory or province showing the largest percentage of gain is awarded to the territory of Oklahoms. The banner for the greatest sggre- gate gain goes to Pennsylvania, her gain being 645 local societies. There are four floating societies on men-of-war. Great growth is reported in the junior orgsniza- tions, of which S55 societies are reported. Among denominations the Presbyterians have 4,019 Christian Endeavor societies; Congregational, 3,545; Baptists, 2,331; 2,06s and Christians s01. The 16, ,274 local societies have 1,00S, ,9S0 members. No money is collected from the societies, all expenses being paid from the sale of badges, literature and printing for | local societies. The Golden Rule, the pa per of the society, the secretary heartily | commended. It was known, he said, that | g, 900 members of the societies had be- | come church members within the year. 1
Morning journal and courier., 1891-07-10

NEW ORLEANS, July 9.-The Picayune's Clifton, Bosque county. Tex, special says: Yesterday evening the house of s. R. An derson, fifteen miles west of here, was struck by lightning, killing his wife and three daughters-all that werein the house. Anderson WAS close to the house when the bolt struck, but the flames were so rapid, being fed by the explosion of five gallon can of oil, that none but the wife could be taken from the house, the daughters burn ing with the building
Morning journal and courier., 1891-07-10
DEsTRUCTIVK FIRE.

A Twe-Millfon Dollar Blaze in .
 Michigan Lnmber Distrfct-Eigh-
 teen Dwellings Burned.
 CHICAGO, July s.-A special from Cadil lac, Mich, says that one of the most dis astrous fires that ever occurred in the sec tion broke out last night in the extensive mill plant of Michael brothers at Jennings, twelve miles from that city. The firm op- crates large plant at Jennings, embracing blaming mill, saw mill and a large lum- Der yard, Before the flames had died out 1S,000, 900 feet of lumber, the immense blaming mill and eighteen dwellings were reduced to ashes. The total loss is placed at S2,000,00 The insurance amounted, it is reported, to only $250, ,000. A special train carrying 300 men was sent from Ca dillac. They were unable to be of assist ance. The flames spread rapidly in all directions, and much valuable standing timber was added to the loss
Morning journal and courier., 1891-07-10
In Jafl for muftnx.

NEW YORK, July 9.-Six of the crew of ship Josephus that arrived last Tuesday from Japan were left at Yokohoma where they are serving term of one year in prison at hard labor for mutiny. Captain Rogers of the Josephus says that on last St. Valentines day the six sailors attacked the officers of the ship with belaying pins, buckets, etc., and broke everytl ling within reach. They were overpowered without any one being seriously hurt and taken ashore. They were tried for mutiny by Consul Smithers and the three United States customs assessors, who sentenced them to hard labor for one year at the Yokohama Jail.
Morning journal and courier., 1891-07-10

the Itata before Judge Ross of the United States court, at Los Angeles, who ordered a monitiou and warrant of arrest issued returnable on Mon. day next The libel Is for violation of the netl. trality law in fitting out the Itat& as c war vessel at San Clement Island on May 6 to cruise against the republic Of Chin. -R=
 Judge Lippincott of Jersey City yesterday morning sentenced the fifth set of Hudson county election officers for frauds at the November, 1889. election. The men are Thomas Trotter, Oscar L. Freibourg, Joseph H. Buck ridge and Harry Spears, the election board and clerk of the third precinct of the First district
 better known as the Pop Corn precinct They were each sentenced to eighteen months in state nrfsnn
Morning journal and courier., 1891-07-10
THE PEOPLES PARTY.
Members of the New Organization Decline to Fuse With Kansas Demo- crats.

TOPEKA, Kans., July 19.-About 150 prominent Peoples Party leaders in ses- sion here this afternoon, after discussing the proposition made by the democratic state central committee recently to fuse with them in the local county elections in Kansas this year, and to unite on an electoral ticket in opposition to the republicans next year, de- clined to fuse and a statement declaring against such action was ordered published in the Alliance Advocate, the official state organ. This is regarded as very significant in Kansas, and settles the fact that there will be no combine on a presidential electoral ticket by the peoples and democratic parties next year, as was the desire of the state central committee. Leading democrats are very indignant at the independent action of the peoples party, and now declares that it is war to the knife from this on
Morning journal and courier., 1891-07-10
DIED SUDDENLY.
Charles, M. Murphy Expires Early This Morning.

Charles M. Murphy Expires Early
 This Morning.
 At an >early hour this; morning Mir Charles NJ. Murphy, the well known shoe maker whose place of business is al No. 9 Center street, was found dead in bed at his room in Katsch's block on George street. Medical EI- aminer White and Coroner Mix were notified, and at the hour of going to press are holding an examination into the cause of his death. He retired as usual last eve ming and was found as stated above. He leaves a wife to whom he was recently married. s-6rs
Morning journal and courier., 1891-07-10
AGENTS WANTED

purity of G. o. Taylor's Old Bourbon and Pure Rye Whistles. By agents mean people of mature age. that know and appreciate good thing when they see it. Many o fthe best phys icians write for, and advocate the worth Of these pure stimulants. Druggists and Grocers of reputation sell them, do the proprietors, Ches- ter H. Graves & Sons, whose firm name is over the cork in each bottle. UnbraRded cases if wanted. CHESTER H. GRAVES & SONS, Sole froprietors. Boston. Mass.