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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-25
TROOP A IN SPORTS.
Games OF Skill and Fleetness Engaging Their
Attention.


Special Dispatch to The Evening Star.
WINCHESTER, Va, July 25.-The cavalry boys
are camped today at Winchester and are en-
joying themselves in every sense Of the word
The camp is beautifully situated at the fair
grounds and everything possible is being done
to make things pleasant Yesterday afternoon
the troopers gave q skirmish drill and charge
on the inteld. and a large number of Win
chester's population sat in the grand stand and
applauded the maneuvers.
This afternoon some hastily gotten up games
are in full swing. consisting of saddling con-
tests, pursuing contests, bareback race run
ming at heads. slow race, wrestling, bareback,
bugle contest, cup race. single stick. hat race,
riding double race, strangers race, hurdle race,
sack race and tug of war.
The judges are Mayor Alexander, Col. Mutton.
Capt. Zoe, Capt Barbour ana Capt. Williams.
Lieut. Perry is referee. Maj. Peixotto starter,
and Sergt. Rennie, clerk of the course A num-
Der of Washingtonians are expected up this
afternoon. I. Z. n.
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Real Estafe Matters.

W. A. Henderson has bought FOR a. 500 Of T.
;. Brandt part 10. square 926. as feet TO-,
inches, fronting on sth between l. ana @ sire, "
southeast.
George L. Moore has bought for s. 500 Of ].
T. Jenkins subs IS and Ia. square 7s4. fronting
% feet inches on ith betweeu d street aud
Maryland avenue northeast.
A. j. Meiler has bought IT Joseph II. Neitzsy
LOT sI2,SOC parts and q. square 26s fronting
5',g feet on 18th between and 7 streets nor a.
I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-25
DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.
BIDS ron A SCHOOL HOUSE.

Bids were opened at noon today by the Com
missioners in the board room for the construc-
ton of a two-story, eight-room brick school
house on 9TH street near q street northeast. II
was a rebiddiug, for the successful bidder in
the preceding case had failed to make his bond
good. The bids today were as follows:
John ii. Hewlett, $4,000: j. N. Dunn, S22-
go: c: Thomas, s23,l0o; james l.. Parson,
S23. 500.
The contract for building the school house
at Brooklaad, bids for which were opened yes
terday, Was today awarded to J. NJ. dunn.
COST TO WEIGH LOAD OF HAY.
In answer to communication to the Com
missioners from the weighmaste~ of the Dis
trict asking what compensation. may be legally
charged for loads of hay of 1000 pounds
or more Attorney Hazleton has rendered de-
cision to the effect tina: a charge OF
% cents for such loads is not inconsistent with
tine provisions OF the act OF 1872. This act
fixes the charge for all loads between 500 and
1000 pounds at IS cents
THE NEW SCHOOL. TRUSTEES.
DR.. Furman J. Shadd of the Freedmen's Hos
pital staff, who WAS yesterday appointed q
school trustee TO succeed Prof. Gregory. re-
signed. was at the District buildings this after
noon and had lengthy consultation with Com
missioner Douglass with reference to the duties
OF his new Office.
BUILDING PERMITS.
The following building permits were issued yes
terday: Margaret L. Patch. four brick dwellings,.
l3l1-l7 Georgia avenue southeast. "a, 900; G. L.
Green, brick aud frame dwelling, It'll street
road, $1,000; Georgetown convent brick laun-
dry in convent grounds, $1,000.
building permits were issued today by the
inspector of buildings as follows: Geo. A. Wise.
frame dwelling, Brookville road. $500; Z.
A. Swart. frame dwelling, corner Lydecker
street and Whitney avenue. county, LOO; =.
Carr, brick stable, rear 1855 Maryland avenue
northeast, 800; Henry White frame dwelling.
Sheridan avenue, Hillsdale. $3.50; Geo. G. W.
Magruder, frame dwelling, Tenleytown road,
81 800.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The new colorod public school building on n
street between Goth and 9th streets. West
Washington, has been completed and will be
accepted by the Commissioners on Monday.
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Army Orders.

The quartermasters department will furnish
transportation, the cost of which viii be re-
funded by the treasurer of the home. for the
following-named men, from the places named
In their respective cases to this city, to enable
them to enter the Soldiers Home in this city:
Jeremiah Hennephin, late private, company
Z, fifth infantry. Detroit. Mich. Franz Oster-
meyer, late private, battery u. third artillery.
Newport Ky. Henry St. John. late private.
company L, nineteenth infantry, San Antonio.
Tex. John WEIGH, late private. company q,
fourth infantry, Columbus. o. August Zinck,
late first sergeant company X. seventeenth in
fautry, New Orleans, La The leave of absence
Capt. Edward b. Godfrey, seventh cavalry. is
extended three months on surgeons certificate
of disability.
Lieut.. Col. Charles NJ. Terrell, deputy paw
master general, is detailed a member of the
army retiring board at San Antonio Tex, vice
Lieut.. Col. James 2. Martin, assistant adjutant
general. relieved.
The following transfers in the twentieth In
fantry we're made: First Lieut. Henry A. Greene,
from company A to company 1; First Lieut.
Benz. Airord, from company to company A;
Second Lieut.. Marcus ID. Cronin, from company
A to company 1. Lieut.. Cronin will Join the
company to which he is transferred.
The travel enjoined is necessary for the pub
lie service.
The leave Of absence granted First Lieut..
William Z. p. French, third infantry. is ex-
tended ten days. First Lieut.. Francis ]. Ker-
nan, twenty-hrst infantry, will be relieved
from duty at the Uaited States Military Acad-
envy, West Point, New York, September l,
1891, and granted leave OF absence for two
months, to take effect September 1, 1881.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-25

Democrats and Alliance Men to Unite on
Auditor Sandsrliu.

HE 10 BAPTIST PREACHER AND NEW LuMI-
NARY IN THE POLITICAL woRLD--AN ALLIANCE
MAN, GREAT fAvoRITE WITH THE FARMERS
AND SECOND EDITION OF SENATOR FEB.
VANCE.
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The Imperial Orange Council

ToRoSTo, OST., July 2S.-The triennial ses-
sion Of the Imperial Orange Council concluded
its labOrs yesterday. Before doing SO it de-
cided to attach a rider to the oath to be taken
by citizens of the United States who become
members Of the order, the United States dele
gates having represented that the present oath
is Objectionable: 1t was decided to hold the
next council in London, England. in July,
1884. The delegates were banqueted last
night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-25

MErHUEN, Mass, July 25.-Mrs. Mark Hop
kins Searlos, wife of Edward F. soarles, the
New York architect an widow of the Million
aire, Mark Hopkins of the Pacific slope died at
her mansion here this morning from the effects
of an attack OF the grip. Mrs. Searles' wealth
Is estimated at S40, 00O. 900 Her first husband
left an estate valued at go 600 600
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-25
Loss by Philadeiphia's Last Night Fire.

PHILADELPHIA, July 25.-The total insurance
ON the big textile mill Of Campbell 4 Elliott,
which was totally destroyed by fire last night,
il placed at $500, 000 Il will not be possible
to obtain o list Of the companies involved until
Monday. The principal office Of the firm is
located in New York and Mr.. Campbell, the
senior member, arrived here from that city
today. The value Of the plant is placed 1T
S500, 1000 The loss on stock and raw material il
variously estimated at from e150 900 to S25O 900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-25

THE CYCLONE NozzLk--The Agricultural
Department. has been criticised for issuing :
bulletin in which the advantages OF "The
Cyclone or Riley Nozzle" il set forth. which ~
sa a TO be the patented invention Of one Of the
omciais OF the department. Dr.. Riley IL not in
the city, but his assistant, Mr.. L o. HoWnrd-
stated 70 a STAR reporter today that the sppa.
ratus referred to was not patented and that br,
hiiey had no pecuniaxy interest in il, and that
scriptions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-25
Death of Mai Waldrnn

Maj. Waldron. late chief clerk of the regis
ter of the Treasury Department under Gen.
Rosecrans and an ex-governor of Iowa, died
yesterday morning. He had held many re-
sponsible positions and at one time repre-
sented bis district in Congress His remains
will be sent home this evening to be buried in
Iowa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-25
NEXT THURSDAYS CONVENTION.
Nominations to Be Made by the Maryland
Democrats.

FRANK BROWN TO BE THE auBERNAToRIAL CAM
DIpATE--A PRETTY CONTEST FOR CONTROLLER
THE REPUBLIcASs GETTING READY FOR THEIR
cAxPAIaS-soME OF THEIR CANDIDATES FOR
THE EXECUTIVE NOMINATION.
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ReeeptIon to Chicf .Instice FnlI.-

TACOMA, WASH, July 25.--Chief Justice
Fuller Of the United States Supreme Court was
rendered . reception last night by the members
of the Tacoma bar. Judges Of the state
supreme court and other prominent persons
we're present.
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A Canadian Village Visited by Fire.

CoLBoRNk. ONT, July 25.-The village OF
Castleton, seven miles north of here, was almost
destroyed by fire last night. No particulars
have yet been received.
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Pacific short Line to Be Sold.

CHICAGO, July ga dispatch from Sioux
City. Iowa. says: 1t is announced here that the
Pacific Short Line road will be sold at recsiv-
er's salo in Omaha September H. From pres
emit indications two factions OF the original
company, besides the Chicago and Northwest
ern, Chicago, Milwaukee and st. Paul and Chi
cago, 81 Paul, Minneapolis aud Omaha, are sx-
pected 70 bid Tor Il = any except The North
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-25
Royal Arch Mason. of Canada

TORONTO, ONT. July 25.-The annual convo-
cation Of the Grand Chapter Of the Royal Arch
Masons Of Canada was held here yesterday.
One hundred and thirty delegates were pres
ent. In the course Of the afternoon dispatch
was sent containing fraternal greetings
to the Grand General Chapter, now in session
at Minneapolis. reply was received. signed
by the general grand high priest. reciprocal
ing the kind sentiments expressed in the dis
patch from Canada. An interesting report was
read from the representatives of Canada near
the Grand Chapter Of Vermont, detailing the
proceedings Of thai grand body. The next
meeting will be held in London, Ont.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-25
MARRIAGE I.,cenSes.

Marriage licenses have been issued by the
clerk of the court to the following: John p.
Mcguire and Kate Brown; Jos. Clark and Eliza
Dean; VIM. +. 1insley and Matte Hughes. both
of Philadelphia, Pa; Robert A. Bennett and
Gocllner.
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Beaten by Hls Servant. Whom

CINCINNATI, July ga Commercial Gazette
special from Portsmouth, Ohio. says that in
South Portsmouth. ky.. yesterday Capt. John
Killen, an old steamboat man over seventy
years of age. was struck down and beaten by
his negro servant, whom he rcproved for neg
Esence. Capt. Killen is dying and the negro
has been removed to Groenupsburg. KY. to
escape being lynched. He can hardly escape
popular fury when Capt Killen dies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-25

CAPH MAY Porxr, N. j., July 25-Besore 20
ing TO work on his mail thus morning the
President, in company with Secretary Halford,
Mn. Dimmick and Miss sanger, took bath in
TIE oesan.
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Nov Or NEvrR.

ks-ry artiee IN Eny Aousis store at prices low you
Will smile ant 10y. III take H." We always under
sel downtown houses because expenses are less
AID besides. Ne don't sell anything On credit but dur
i.4x this h-st special sale create frowns and
slIi.~s- We VII sfatter happiness and sorrow.
Those who All tasilssy Of this Genuine BARGAIN
ss&-on viii rsoicc while eoapetitOrs Will look ugly
and frOwn-
sold DAD Suite Sl4 50. Solid Gal siasboard al a.
sixtoOt Extension Tables 81 a. Fifty styles Of Toi-
n, sets frO 81 - Up. Baby Carriages and Refrixsr-
sfeGs Sill cheaper - pieces Mating. good ssyles
SotAinx reserved Our entire stock II the market
o. unforla reduction Don't read this card and turn
Mp your nose hut remember that there persons
business Who 60 nc. practice form OF deception.
and who regard every statement they make IN adj
Nsrtssensnt . sacred pledge. Merchants who mis-
reprss<nt IN Advertising viii do the IN making
sac Everything embraced In this sale Tor ID dayu
frssa duly Is 10 -
DON'T pouBr TILL YOU TRY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-25
Dox'r DELAY To

Stop that cough, Else the bronchial tube. Will be en-
larsed and the delicate Of the lungs exposed
injury. No other medicine is so speedily operative In
throat and lung troubles as AYERS CHERRY Pee
IoRAI. Afe~ doses have been known to break up an
obstinate and distressing cough. sufferers from
asthma. bronchitis. Group. consumption, throat
ani ~hoopins cough hnd sure relief in the use Of
this preparation 1t soothes ;he infamed membrane.
TRY
Promotes s1pectorstion and induces repose Don't be
without II in the house. sailie L. Stone Hurts
Va. writes II have found In my family tina. Ayers
Cherry Pictorial always certain cure Cor colds
sn,l coughs"
Five years ago had Q constant cough. night
sweais. was greatly reduced in tssh and had beer
given up % ny physicians. began to ;.Ae Ayers
Cherry Eectorsl and completely cured. "-Anga A.
Is~is, Ricard. ny.
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
Prepared by Or. J. c. Aver + Co. Lowell. Mass.
soia BY sI Druggists. Price. 81; six bottles. IS.
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Editor Herman Raster Of Chicago Dead.
CnrcAoo. July 25.-Herman Raster, widely
known ~ editor-in-chief Of the Chicago Stats
zeitsng, died last evening in Cubowa, southern
Silssia, German province. Mr.. Rastsr had
been in poor health for some tine and went 70
Europe hoping TO rseupsrats.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-25

POSTMASTER SHERWOOD viii leave with his
family ON Monday for . months trip in the
west, mainly in Michigan. Capt Sherwood
will be in Detroit for the G. A. r. yencamnm.n,
and intends doing all be can to bring the ma.
tional encampment 10 Washington neTf vesr
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No More "Giove Co,sess. >.

MrNEAroIIs, Mrss., July 25.-The Minneap-
oils chief Of police has issued an order thss
hereafter no glove contests'' shall occur At the
Theater Comique or Pence Open Honse. The
administration evidently opposes sparring UNI
was to have been had at the Pence torieht
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-25

Range Of TIE Thermomeesr,
Inc following were the readings 1t the denal
Office today: q. m, &c; pm, 70. Maximum.
81; minimum, SO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-25

BENJAMIN lawson, Josephine lfassAan, yants
shars jusy.
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THE "SrE1xs- CunRycoys

lie SrGIxG- CUHRycoMB.
ccb that combines the strength metal with .he
e4assassy .. Drush- The ne1ibiliiy Of the loops
lLskes this cO.J4b . wonderful. device. A FIN
FONTS il sJft Il brush. fsCause the oo 20
slNr snd enable the combine SURFACE down into
Tie hoiOws AID sap the eIeNat.O TO The great
.Sliofs u The animal ami tie great the
LCstsr ~ y perfoc; selI-C!eaner and The best
shs-dcr fnCsa. beyause 70 II spring and the vibfa-
Ton VI ts elis read,ly Trees them from all art and
L-T II c4tsHs hO.s. uulcke. better than other
sCIGtS. because u las e. '~.a ch Go hot track
.isA 1.~aas- . doe~ u: 80 hss-ny over the sur
sESEs. itOa! Ais ears 10 H.. est III very
ALL WEI iiaAts cOlEb. >if.se the made
tough ssrinE stssI. ard the -lsnk iunleaDIe
Ind all yarts Netsd together Its not
Ted oSt y; sllal~ rOuEh because VI Its
sirvu2r torn. AMI b-Cais IL Is easi- The bad is
al ehcclieE- sweat sraIes." The reasons are Ap-
aTNnt lHorse ~ experts and the trade cry where.
Ian 10 lad y nsIdNsrr. harness. feed and grocery
stores A. bEIJE n Sun. flUur and iced Dealers,
hsi~ Agents. SIS anu s-U ~. St " myll-szr
7 = No LONGER NECESSARY 70 TAKE BLUE
= pills % rouse the liver ~ actor Cart~rs Little
Liver Pills u4urh letter Don forget this
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Transfers Of Real Estate.

Deeds in fee have been fled as follows:
c. II. Fickling to H. C. Murphy, sub l29, Sc.
IS; Sl.25O. L. II Go!dsborough to John T..
Mitchell, lot q, blk IL, and lot A. blk u. Hal
Drama; 6. J. q. Slater to u. Birtwell. sub
-. 50. ss5; 8. T. A. Harding TO Emma S.
Walker. sub lo9. 50. 6l7; s2,75O. s. II. Walker
Clarke to Annie ii. sub 81 Ssi 50 1902: %
c. II. Parker ct al 10 W. d. Matchett subs 80
and 5S. SC. $40; e. II. Lindenkohl to l.. H.
TO Theron outwater. lot II. block ~. Columbia
Heights; So 500. q. II. Walker 10 c. A. Bran
denburg ct al, in trust. part O., 50. 2l2; e.
4. Il. Miller to }. d. Badly, lot . block n,
Columbia Heights; S5,ss229. Morgan Thomas
TO II. \. CraYer, sub -, 60 SIS; $500. y. r.
Leighton TO 4. 4. ;. hing. sub ~. 50. IS,
Georgetown: ei.SS9. II. O. Stewart 90 F.
Murphy. part 10. 50. 100; $500. NJ. J. Col
bert TO Jas. Ryan. part 6, 50. sS4; g. So
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-25

Agent Key of the Humane Society caused the
arrest of John J. Nolan, pluIaeer. today on a
charge q cruelty to animals. Mr. Nolan was
in front Of the White House at tine time. and nc
is charged that he cruelty beat his horse He
left IS collateral ut the first precinct station
for his appearance in the Police Court
Monday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-25

Freight Wreck ON the Baltimore and Ohio.
CHESTER, PA, July 25.-A through freight
train on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad parted
a coupling at Edgemont avenue and the two
sections collded, wrecking six cars and con-
tents. Traffic was delayed only q few hours.
when the debris was cleared away and travel
was resumed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-25
EvEayBoor Wax.s An

EvEaYsooY Wax:s An
ELECTRIC FAN
Blu: they Suppose 10 impossible to have one unless
they he connected with the city electric light
We put electrtc f. any
HOME. OFFICE Oh STORE IN The
CITY OR COUNTRY.
Viii can Il by our patent primary battery at
Cos, %
80 CENTS WEEK
Tlese fans not stationary. but can be carried
frOlI. - IN your house- You put ~ in
Jour dining 81 o.asr time. the table your
SITTING TOO1n IA the evening and over Jour bed A.
I1EhE
Ne viii furnsh fans for weeks trial before pur
chase OF SOu can them running az our once.
HANSON BATTERY. LIGHT AND POWER CO.,
yl5-lIn 40 Louisiana avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-25

Loyal Legion. No. I, OF South Washington
last night elected officers as follows: Presi.
dent. Robert ii. Key; vice president A. n.
Jones; recording secretary, j. r. Evens; treas-
nrer, A. T. Redmani sergeant-at-srms, ].
johnson.
Yesterday about $50 ut the corner of attn
and streets northwest, at the residence of
Mr.. Barry. his two-year-old child fell from the
second story, but was not scratched
Mr.. George {. Sholes Of Nc. I3i A street
northeast has received an appointmsnt in -
railway mail service
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-25

cHAUNcEY oLcoTT KISSED VIGOROUSLY AT THE
cRITERIoS-CHARLEs wYNpuAM pUrs OUT TuE
HARSH CR1rIc-coMEDY OF DALY's COMPANY
Personal NOTES.
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THE COURTS.
EQUITY ('orRr-.y,y,

EoUrTy CoURr-Judge Hdqner.
iesterday-Hayne agt. Mcintire; leave -
amend bill Pearson agt. Dunlap; @. Wilmer
allowed to intervene.
Today-walker agt. Livengood; sale finally
ratified. Mcconnell agt. Desmond: do. lie
Flore agt Cochrane; demurrer sustained with
leave to amend.
EQUITY CoCET-yudoe Cor.
Today-pemonet agt. Demonet, Roach agt
Roach, Cox agt. Cox and Smithson agt Smith,
son; DEGREES of divorce.
PROBATE CoUkr-Judge Eaoner.
Neutrality-suspicious. of Conrad SteuernaRis:
will filed with petition. Estate Of Vim. Chic;
Frank McLane appointed administrator; bond
slOO. Estate OF Mary Ann Bohn; order for
sale. Estate of James NJ. Carlisle. IT.; order
ratifying administrators report as 20 partner
ship. Estate Of Aaron Pinney; will tiled. Es-
tate OF Il. ii. Paul; petition for probate Of will
hied Estate of q. y. Winslow; letters of admin
istration to Sarah q. Is. Winslow; bond ssOO.
Estate OF James Eveleth: will admitted to
probate and letters Documentary to Jas.
Eveleth, jr.; bond $1,000. Estate of John
Moore; order extending time for distribution
Estate of ID. H. Cooper; rule on administrators
to show cause.
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sEx. dividend.
Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, July 2a-Flour steady, unchanged
receipts, 6sa4 barrels: shipments, 106s barrels;
sales, $50 barrels. Wheat frmer-spot, S6. .
ssk; the month, scsas6k; August, ss.ss5,.; Sep
TENDER, 955Sas6is; October, y1ha91X; southern
wheat nrmer; Fulrz. soass; Longberry. saass-
receipts, ls4,s4s bushels; shipments, none: stock
74s 10 bushels; sales, l25,co0 bushels. Corn firm
spot, S9H; the month, ssts; August, COZ; Sep
TENDER, 6sk; southern corn, steady; white, e;
yellow. 7ss.s; spot. No 3 white. 7s-ieceipts, I.zso
bushels; shipments, none; stock. $500 bushels;
sales. none. Oats quiet and nrm-No 3 white
western, - asked; No. mixed western, 46 asked
receipts, LOO bushels; shipments, none; stock,
ea.osl 6ushels. Rye nrm.No: 4 11-receipts, none;
shipments, none; stock, 3,0s3 bushels. Hay very
quiet-good to choice timothy, lasOais00. Grain
freights quiet, unchanged. Cotton nomlnal-mid-
ding. So. Provisions, no change. Butter, dun,
steady-creamery fancy. 10; do. fair to choice. ls
ali; do. imitation, l5ale; lade, fancy, IL good to
choice, 1fals storepacked, l0aia Eggs, dali, weak
Ia Coffee market quiet-Rio cary0es, fair, 1sk;
No I, Tx. Peanuts, sks4x for prime and extra;
market quiet, but nrm.
BALTIMORE, July a5.-virginia ten-forties, ss
bid; do. threea, e4x asked; Baltimore and Ohio
stock. IS bid Northern Central g bid Bati-
more and Ohio Southwestern nrsts, 81 y bid do nrss
incomes IS bid: do. second incomes, l9S bid; Con-
solidated gas bonds, ITO bid; do stocks, - bid.
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THE ACTION OF Carriers LITTLE LIVER
= F-.s 10 pleasant. mud and natural TAsy gently
puzEe.
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ss5s; September, ssS. C0rn-yuiy, 81; se.ssIS..
PORK = July. irs7X; September, ISsk. Lard.
July: GssH; September, S1a uhs : July, AIS
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WEEKLY LONDON CHAT.

The Sole Theatrical Novelty Has Been the
Operate Comedy Miss Decma."
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5RAsTT. THE PUsHER.
FURNITURE. cHIxA. GLASS, Sc.
lSiotI2 .sA st. NV. bet. and Q.
To keep trade up keep prices down. :yI1
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u try half wilma gas VI Anxosturx Ritssre lef.rs
nsAtsL DE-. J. %, D. sIEGEkf 3 sons so.s Nam
focsuEsrs. A. Al dxasSssss.