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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-19

a party oftwO are tAlklRg n EOiDg
into tbs raising n coyotes, CDyDis
seaJps are worth " pieos. lshssp sfs
worth ffOn gi W $50 sDo ons sSs
will Fsise 0ns aud two lAR1l@ dgDDE .
season, whereas a coyote will Tslss
fnosn o " 2 pups, AiIssdy e0aDis n
parties lg this county bRys 90 sys a.
businsas ~ tbls alfsotlOD ase bb1E ~
from . d01sD w nflseg sesIBe psf gss,
aud n0aks . aset tblng Oos " a. ~
oouIss u pulls aOsD % tss o'sgDts
tTeesVJy, Dot Someloay y aakjDk
aoDsy 0ui " u Aac Dei,,oy Dssa bles
I)allas 1g4nsadgi
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-19

Eide lSced gaiters Nere very popular
sl,DDt ~ years ago, Tbey were nest fl.
ting al1d always lDJkfd well IN the feet
the prOcsss ~ isclBg Was, bDWeyeE
very tsdiOns, aud when bptton sbOes
were lDtEl>dDoso tbsy ~ Oi1oe Jgmpe1
into popular fay0F Deespsb n their ezSs
of sdjustBae1t The indications nO,y are
tisst along with oDDgfsss t3e sids lscs
IL again OODiDg iBto fsy1F The old
style, with me lsciDg running ~ the
osgter ~ tbs inside quarter, VIII appsaf
lg Bs0st ~ he llDes, bat soSDs ~ the
hO1sse making bis gf>>ls are lDtSO9Bc'
Ing Bss cot N side ls0e,
But O9s laes ia gssG, ~ ne kNeg
sDd tlls lose " osfTiisq OyeT sDG Ogsf, ~
ln Blast msg'f figDss, plfoggb shut "a
pairs ~ syslets Ai>Dye inst ne iacs
ElElags Oysy sDgsll stgqs si,g "a cagKBl
a the ~ OysT 8 isilwDspg clasp The
npstisl1 sDijfely esss sgsy viii tis IN
asBDysJsGs bltl ls1ss, s5ag . ie0g eaa
fastel hag sloss ~ gss0ily ~ slss df<a
be- giOyas ms libs ~ stgds fDllyei
Eise cavity 0B fhs iDsias ~ flle assli
bAck - tBe kHkis bppe ~ sygs4 ~,
obaDas - s,sikisg ~ gsislBg --isis's
sal9 I.sstlssr fseis
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-19
How'a Tbiaf

We offer One HsBdTed Dollar 70
ward fOr any eass ~ cataTrh that can
not bs cured by Hslps Cetaub Cure.
y. J. CHENEY n Co, Toledo. u
We, the uDdsrslgDsd have known y,
], Cheney fOT the last i5 years, snd be
lisys bim perfectly bODOTabls IN
Dgslssss usbsaetl0Ds aud 6n1BclaIlJ
aLis % carry Ogf any obligations made
vi tbsif firm.
West A. 1TBsB, Wholesale Druggists
TOleGG, y, NaldlbR, KiDDaB a Mar
glD, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, D,
Uslps CsisFTb Core h taken inter
Baily, GetlnK 1iTsctly upon tbs Dloslo
sB9 mgfsdIs suffaes ~ the system. Tss
DnOBlels bsgt fffs, Pnes Zoe. per boz.
iis bsyl1 W sil dfggElsis
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-19

A parry N twenty-five Albany n
cyclists. including several ladies, took
3 run around Albany on their Tbesis
one beautiful moonlight night this
week. They started At . 0cloek sDd
during the two hours taken W 10 this
desightfal exPensDcs nineteen miles
were tTayersed according 70 ODe u the
eyelOnftsEs. The bleyelists are think
ing Of repeating this pleasant tTtp some
afternoon from 70 8 O'eIOck 10 the
near future.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-19

Nrn G0zlS ageoss Gsinsb0goush Tsl-
tvwr A g1o,d ezacapls = go7rn sfsey fss
styis - thss Fsfn,eT, w0rn - D1Emers'
rsoepsios, Was - Ticuna closh q deli
ezse ehzds q orznss c1ioz
RozDd ths hem q the skiTt was q
bn1d a black and gDid Italian hEzid
pofns Tbs vet Wa u bls1k eiik oOseg-
81 vita The lac. a sn8zn jackst % The
ciosh cane 6OEn ~ met = high shapsd
belt q the izee- The slssves we're large
and D1asd with laos epa1ists and cufis
Bat prs-erniDsufly smart am recber-
eise are Mrs- G0zlid's yschting gO7rns
The bzrboR a Cl7gss Eso1Es many beag-
tif1l yaehfiHg t05lets, b1f aEoeng al the
fftled danes of fzshi0n nODs T. more
tsetefully dressed than the hosiess u
ths AfalzufA All bsT gOqgns AMI hat
hands are painted o. eubsOideTed WITH
the Eord AtzlzBta ard her mODOgTam
z1d yschfiDg ensign
Nrz Go1ld wears often = very BE-
coming rs5 liDen yachting dresz over a
llxae blouse q bJzck ssfin, embroidered
with the AtzlsDta haE
GBD5HeI D1fifAeflllS ~ D4tS iAirN arr
onetnnss - made with . bloc sergs ell
lar, with white bgsid ami black sailor
knot and WaistbaDd
Skill zNO4heT pretty onetuns worn -
q navy blEs seTgs tTfmnoed win white
cl0Sh reTsTg s1sd eDhyoioered with Tei
and gid a1ebOra The skirt bas the
sar0e trimmings zt the >d2e. The cap
and vet are II blue and white stOck-
inette -LDD5oo Queen.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-19

~ NsH fitsH.t tHIl.I asf ~
n,s.e llisplaa oADA D. IesA s,fs
anata N lssNsl.e Hs4if A. .a sfa
49, bssltg "A a4,sg ~ ~ aia ss|t
~ lsaslasf fss' aHg HNst fssN 49,
liikalf ~ lsHl sHH y III shHBsiB
A. " geo n ~ fitss'tf shHsifisG -
Al n ttgtsIN aFf fm iaIt u tfle
49,. N HlasfiHF nhisi aaf lraiaa
49, n .sls isilss N ~ " lfIs N
sstaiitf esHl lasiitf 80 ftgf iHb8failHb
40 sefg attitF 90 ailFH sfls
lsatiiis ~ ssaH hH N.Fly Nf iHti
N lsamisia 49, eAa aMisN elN Al
eliAf a ~ , hielf l4fsHHH HisH ~
seN HNsiislHy
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-19

The London FiEzDeiai Times sttFft'-
Utes the sdysDes 10 the value d
shares Of two Enziisb iron eOmp@DSsS,
amounting 70 T50.0DO, since the new
tariff took effect, % this legisiafion a.
its cause. The ee,SI sD1 iron miners of
Chairman Wilson's distre4 have been
cut twice siDee be began thus ~ isgis-
late 10 the interest u EDglisb iron
manufacturens.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-19

A. lAAgl ailta N fais N sihl ~
49, a.aNf "a ifaitAsIalf if i fei
49, e.anl1HaIaf n llHi "a
lsfNg ~ sif y ~ - 80 ~
n iiiaa.lt ~ hFf F3lssiase ifi
gstNF H.glf A. N'4H nHf ~ VA -
NJ NJ 49, M aiiNiHh N ~
~ bislf ~ sf \
Nsli a45lAlA ~ fHA w HiiAHtH ~
d'siails N dtH asli,a Nk#aa. Z
Hsf sAiH Nl M mHef i.fHte
1850 w tN
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-19
ss,ne Nssable xas..

Cl0istersd nuns, writes Paris coFTs-
spoDdenty are aid ~ die esrly, and
Ehose acsiys women II the Or4eTs of 81
Thomas De yiIleneuye, e. Vincent De
Paul and the ABgustins slsteTaoNlis 70
live % great zges. I kD0,V q sister Of
charity who WA engaged in the cholera
wards II fse HOssl b D5eu in 1Szz. Shs
nefnses ~ retire from active service and
nzs three TINES VOLUNTEERED % attend
ssnzlIplx patients during eDidcTnics.
sister Elsziis, WbO OFgaDized the French
military hospital servics IL the Crimea,
lived " = gEezt z2e The OtheT dasy the
golden wedding II GlsteT DeIphine with
the OTdez d r. Vincent De Paul Was
eslebrzted st ROmaiDgille. s5e was .
fall year q DOyics k,elCTe gbe took the
blzck veil and hzs bsen - yearE .
scbDDItezcber. EisteT Deiphine Wa SC
UbeB sbe Determined % take the yOWz
Ey the rule n the OYder n e. YlDceDt
de Paul the BgDs are MT allowed ~ a.
plre ~ eE,r2Or0iBary virtue through
n0Etl6cztlD8. E8cb s8Orts Highs fed
pride sgd cz1se sejf Fig1teOusnssss. The
teaclilng is that thOse VIM want ~ 10
sBgels b,sfOse GOd calIs them ~ a higher
WOfld are liable - fall inner than Or,
6iBary DOFtslE
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-19

F0silsse 1sisgSAei iths angv.sl
GolRelasnas tlai tlls tgg lissaai tfaig
f0iillegAoa siillip yssss siaDyle Soevf ~
ills Same tilis ana ysl ~ sJ,so Dlllss
RIagt Wblls 01f EapR N feaJeis gpi
self 9p ills fseine csasi 90 legilef
a. sxgBeaf eag N totJyV, speiisss sanf
~ ias Atlsgiis Oesi sas saskipK .
sllii blEesl hAai ~ sgsgss iiasff
eopld hesf tsss ~ egDaesslep ~
tHsap tils 80 iiaiasgisf, bei y aissss
GAO iiievtlif " gsg tasis1e fgisnag hgHl
iRlkinT si,3pi Nsisgb 80 lsaspsal
1ls c,neiuoi.f sJf illf ss,Af asEg lilsis
A. iifg 80 ssi hssf
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-19

1Af yiaRg,s fssiilg YslsKislA Nlag
lssipl llif ssisllsessf u . isfssalig Az
flisl emaispqiliap e,ig ~ = ~
febslf n . iallfsp ~ iiaf Hllsa klsAss
. lsfpsgsi lg u,f elig " saaltls fsaia
ipf W W. gsH bgasf Apg isssiese ~
w kslsiiliglf - > illisesnillg sfslrss
ellis H,sn ~ 80 iiisi > Hsi.ililif
Nailf ~ hsiHF 900 "A figseyf lsfgs
lasf lif fssslsa ii,f 49, ~ lisf l,,iisf
lif 80 uiissp iHls Ksf sssi lssl
fiiS NJ 49, ~ ~ ieisip ssil,slsllaF
AZ ssfwsl apllelf NJ nlsafy > ~ a.
eeild $40 , $40 ssiei sed aiisin eiq
sste hk ilalatte Raf iskfp Nels llin
Aaa ~ sAe A,a sllppfa N es,sssgsi
tBlf so heS eef 40 Rllfasf leessif
w lilh iiiiAsf 80 Hini y ehs lss,sf
49, N aelslb hlip A. . pliilss kfslts'
~ iaffaN ailhigfe giii saHiiiilHf
Ylif hlllasg asi,aiItg Hss els,alsisse ~
klfiAf ~ laN 49, ilif ssi,if l.si ssf
Af1nsNass NJ ~ ifklsf 49, h ~ ffll
N M A. 40 ite ~ . Ntfse etNfealf N
- ~ ~ ffslHaae ~ y n AZ F'ifeif
il,f lhN 49, fatlis eilsgs4 ~ llisslf
il,f l,ni N fltl AiII1ois Hegle a ~ ~
lhtlf NJ q ~ ii,aff Hlib liilt. ~ ~
aAn - itfasls Nne ~ 80 l'asse NJ
~ iasssN NJ l'ss s.,',,'i.ies . .t'efN
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-19

A family named MiiIasd leave Joiiy'
Texas this week 70 locate in The neigh
bOgbOod Of Salem. There are tboo'
sands more VINO would 10 dOgDt bss
70 move 20 q bettsr land, and sorely
western Oregon k 0ps Of the b~st
Dlaeea on earth.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-19
ToDAY's MARKEFs.

Prices Current by Tslsgraph-Local
ana Portland Quotations.
sALEN, OctObsr Q. Z im.-Ofios
UAnsY CAPTTAL JOJENAI- Quota
tons for day and up % hour Of gong 10
pes wers a. follows.
sALtcM PRODUCE MARKET.
BUTcHEB STOCK.
Veals-dFeased 4 eta
Ho9s-dTessed 5.
Live eAttIe-1lG2c.
Sbesp-aiiye tl.z5.
MILL PRICES.
Salem Milling 20. quotes: Flour
10 wholesale lOts S215. Retail t2.GO.
Ban t12 bulk, S13 sacked. SbOFts tl3
914 Chop fed S14aDd SIS.
WHEAT.
81 cents per b0sbei
HAY AND GRAIN.
Ozts-Dll1 ZL4c.
Hsy-Ba5ed, Old s7@s; new cheat
81; DsW timothy $50
RAEM PKODUCTs.
WOol-Besf, 10c.
HOps-5msll sale. s TO 1Oe.
E9gs-ID fTsde. 2Dc.
Butter Bet dairy. I5@ls fanc,
Creamery. &c.
Chsese--iO 80 Is cts.
-
bsns, u; stOl lders, o.
Potatoes Z5.
ODiODs-Z G. nfs
FRUITS.
Apple 5Dc bU.
TonsfOer. &c bu.
Q1iDces. Is bu.
Pesrs-ID q ade, 25c bu.
LIVE POULTRY.
- tfy-EeDs, &C; ROSTERS not
wanted; old cucks not wanted; young
TX s; young chickens, SC.
PO.TLsED Quotations
g. ain. FSsd. etc.
Flrur--P POr aud, $2y4O; Walla Walls.
y IS; graham, t2l5; superfne, 500
oafs-White. 27@SOc; grey, 8@2se
rolled, iB bags, S5.75G,6.OO; barrels,
s6DOlg6.Z5; cares, S3.75.
POtalOes- 10000 per sack.
Hsy-Best, SlO(91l per tOb.
WOOl-vslley, 7(99c.
MiIlstuffs- Bran, tlS; shorts, t13;
chop feed,Sl5 per tOB; chicken wheat.
G0(9s5c per eental.
Hops--Duil, Sole.
HIGes-green, sslted, 90 lbe. 3lc, un-
der - lbs, 2lg3c; sheep pelts, 10000.
DAIRY PRODUCE.
ButST-Oft GOn fancy creamery, Z0t9
Z7lc; fancy dairy, ,2O@224c; fair to good,
/ I5l1I7le; COM mon, 12lc.
Cheese Oregon 6(9l0c per pound;
Young American, 9l1lOc; Ewiss imp,
! zJ(oz5Zc; Dom. ,14laI5c.
Kggs-OregOn, Z2ic per dozen.
PO0ltry y--cbiekeus, old $3.50 per doz
en-; yOuDg,SIG2.50; ducks, ,t2C93; young
zesse, t9,5Olgt7.OO; turkeys Nozzle.
Beef-Topsteers, 2I@2ic per ID; fair
" good steers, Z(92tc; cows, 1icG12c;
dressed beef,41G16c
M1ttOD-Best sheep,tl.75@2; choice
eWes, 81 .60l1L65.
HOgs- Choice, heavy, 4.50C94.75.
light and feeders, "a; dressed, 5lc per ID.
Veal-f5mslI, choice, &c; large, 394c
7 per pOuDd.
SAN YkAsCIBCO MAERRT.
I Wool: Oregon Eastern choice, SO
! Zoe; do inferior, 5C9sc; do valley, lOS
I We.
HOp@-tl1OtabIe at BOIL.
I POtatOes-EATiy Rose, S0(925c 10
saeks; Burbanks, S5(z60c per sack.
Oats-AilIiDg, ti.I0E4l.b.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-19
274 COMMERCIAL ST.
PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.
J. A. ROTAN.
sl3-1iwlm


OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE, !
SALEM, Or, September q, nsg
Sealed proposals. will be received Al tbis Of
fce un ii noon November O. 1891, 70 furnish
the following articles for the state Oh oreeon'
l0reams legal cap, IL D. No ruling. White'
Ia. 1. cream. charter oak or scotch linen
% Teams hrst-class congress note, IN pigs
1000 No. 6% white envelopes, 90 D No. / rag,
ia gross railroad steel pens. No. lts.
20 gross Gillotts steel pens. No. 404.
gross Gillotts steel pens, No. SOA
3gross Esterbrook "Jp pens.
55S
doz. Peck, Stow d Hilcox's inkstands, No.
10 doz. Peck, Stow Wilcox inkstands, NO.
40.
IL doz. ivory folders. sincb standard.
doz. ivory folders 10 incn congress.
doz. mucilsge cups, No. S,Aorgan,s patent.
10 doz. mucilsge stands, reservoir No s,Ao- =
reams Parker's treasury blo,'ing paper, l4O
2g!oss 40. Eagle recorder lead pencils,
style 60
doz 'Ianiord's premium fluid, quarts.
~ doz. Slafiord's writing tuid, quarts.
Is doz gummed STUB files, No. Il, llxl5 IN,
is doz Duplex cupboard letter clips.
10 doZ Faber'B Tu bier rulers. l4-iHch nat.
Is doz. steel erasers, Rogers, No. /. .lls. bone.
doz steel erasers, Rogar's No. l8lI9,ebony.
30 boxes Faber's No. 800 rubber bands, as
SDrIeO Sizes
gross Faber's lead pencils, No. 2, hexagon,
gilt.
Il gross Faber's lead pencils, No. 2, round,
| Siit.
Is doz. Faber's patent ink and pencil rubber
erasers, Mammoth.
300 McGilrs patent paper fasteners, No. 2
| 1at head.
1900 NcGns patent paper fasteners, No, l.
! fiat head.
Is doz table pads TO hold paper ,lex24 inches
strong leather tips.
u doz waste paper baskets, croSs-bar No. 4
Dlbs hemp twine, No q
doz ranfords mucilage, quarts.
At the same time separate bids will be re-
ceived for u dozen fine penknives. 70 be de-
scribed by trade numbers. samples TO be tx
hiblted.
Bids should be marked Proposals for Sis
tionery."
None but the best quality of goods will bs
accepted.
The right 10 reject any or all bids is ed
All the above articles 20 be delivered at salem
on or before January 1895.
Advertised only in the StatesmaBs he Jour
nal and the Independent or salem
GEO. w. M'BRIDE,
9.A d2m Secretary OF state.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-19

FsTks CDgKb syTgp egIss e,vgbs,
sglds aD1 GOBsgmp pflOil, HTA csthsT
lss Eiafk, ~ H. M, ~. y, saysi II
bsyk Dis is,iiis ~ Fsfks GODKh syrup,
~ ss,ii,9 llks HlsKie. hi1pg@'d n1 cough
sgg I sW psIfsfly ssil gOs, bOld W
iSgDg a EfSyks
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-19

TyerDOF BsEg, Of Tsxas, describes
dOctriDes of the POpoIists -
klon1egated macs q nnOonsbiDe
thrown into the sights Of 0DsospeetiDg
voters by . cunning eiaes q etimsrieai
y
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-19

A R4ssb1Kg b0sbaDd and wiz,
.har5es and Jane Davis, are s1ing The
Pr. r. for $1,000 dsmagss for
tung Mn. Davis sDd child 81 .
"a
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-19
FRIDAY. OCTOBER u. 1894

Tacoma had three real eongrssnsn
within her limits Que day this week,
I,esidse - many Thousand Vbo yOoh
Ike 70 BE-
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-19

~ ih ltffdAEf.G. ADnOg neegSentS
~ sDisfislHt Htlfais lg 1HE JODSHAIs
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-19

Willis Bros. a Co., Dry Goods.
Plnkham d Sanford, Milliners.
Gilbert, Patterson IL Co., Grocer.
strong's Bakery and Restaurant.
Fred A. Legg, Druggist. Patent med
iclnes excepted.
u. Z. Small, Clothing.
r, y. Dearborn, StatiOper.
Krausse Bros, ShOes.
Minto a Waters, Cigars and Tobacco.
Brooks d Salisbury, Guns.
Gray BTos., Hardware.
CbeTriDglOB a Bro, Photos.
Geo. q. Will, Music.
Cheap, Cheap, heapl Perfumes.
Face Powder aud Toilet Artlcls,
cheaper than ever ht Fred Legg's.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-19
An Evergreen Tree.


N rin ffHf g9f A. sssV tssltals aes
tas tlfifffi ~ A rifd N itaI dflssls
sl,af NlAs tlItaI w Ills fa " asst t.s.k
f.i ss,sf z 90 N. sii... y.
~ gfs.l ~ hssss [. ~ 80 ~ ~
kYFHfhFfH hIkafalEe
aefM klssitsal lssif ~ als
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-19
NEW.

J. A. Rotan mas freiuTBs6 20 Salem epd
opened a furniture business at
Evening star., 1894-04-04
sEx. Div. 1x.
Washington stock Exchanr,

sales-regular call-12 O'Clock m--ooiumbia Firs
Government Bonds.-United States Is. registered.
1907, ll3A bid, l14i. asked United States Is.
coupon, 1907, 1l3A bid. United States 5s ll7is
District of Columbia Bonds.-2O-year Funding bs.
Ms l9s bid; So-year Funding Ss Eold' iiels bid:
stock currency as, 1905 100 bid. 3.6Ss, Funding
currency. l1l1s bid, llS asked. slss, reg 2-los.
Miscellaneous Bopds.-washington and George
town liailroad conv. 6s. LIST, 10 bid. l35 asked.
Us bid, l35 asked. Metropolitan Railroad ocny.
6s, lol bid, los asked Belt Railroad IS. 80 BID.
Ia bid i2S asked wsshinsiCS Gas Company 6.
Company cow IS. 1874 bid. l4o asked. United
States Electric Light conv IS. l22 hid, rs asked
100 bid. American Security and Trust SIS 1905
A. O., 100 bid. washinston Market comPsny LIST
lbs bid. Washington Market Company ext 0s iOI
bid; Masonic Han Association IS; log hid, Wash
ton Light infantry I'd Is, 100 bid.
National Bank StOcks.-Bank OF Washington. 800
bid. Central. as5 bid Farmers and Meesan,cs ~
1al bid Citizens. lSo hid. Columbia, l25 bid
Traders, lO4 bid lincoln. 9lis bid
Safe Deposit and Trust Companies.-National
ington Loan and Trust. 100 bid. l2c asked. Ameri-
can Security and Trust. .l33 hid, I34 asked.
Railroad stocks.Ewsshinrto and Georgetown.
2a5 bid, $40 asked. Metropolitan. IS lid. 100
lexington. % hid.
Gas and Electric Light Stocks.-washington Cas-
45a4 bid. AZ asked. Georgetown Gas - hid
United States Electric Bght. 'll1 bid, III asked-
Insurance Stocks Firemcn's. ~ bid Franklin,
~ bid. so asked. Metropolitan. ~ bid. Corcortn
90 bid. Potomac, "a bid Arlington. lo4 bid loz
asked. German American. 165 bid. National Onin.'
II bid. Columbia, 1871 bid, l37s asked Riggs, ~
bid. ~ asked. Peoples, o.. bid. u ASKED LIN
coin, Is. bid. s asked. Commercial. . bid 49,.
Title Insurance Stocks.-Real Estate lite, ~
hid 40 asked. Columbia Title, Oh hlo' "a hsken-
Washington Title. IA aseed. ,, -,
Telephone Stocks.-Pennsyl lvania. 4l nsked- Chesa-
neake and Potomac. a. bid. - asked American
Graphophone 81, bid. Pneumatic Gun carriage.
20 bid. 30 asked. - 49,. .,
bia Is asked Great Falls Ice. ls5 bid. Bull Run
Panorama. Is bid. Norfolk and Washington Steam
boat, 80 hid.
Ex dividend
Evening star., 1894-04-04
BILLS REPORTED.
The House District Committee Acts on
Several Measures.

The House District committee today in
structed Mr.. Richardson of Tennessee to
report favorably to the House the bill to
amend the charter of the Belt Line Rail-
road Company in accordance with the
Richardson bill amended, as suggested by
the Commissioners. The road is permitted
by the bill to run its tracks from Boundary
and L street east along l. street to Goth
and thence to NJ and from NJ to Rock
creek. The bill authorizes the read to
abandon those tracks in South Washington
and connections. the abandonment of
which the Commissioners recommended,
and in addition the committee adopted
clause permitting the abandonment Of the
tracks along and p streets between 4th
and 11th streets. concerning which the
Commissioners made no recommendation.
The committee also reported favorably
the Senate bill to promote anatomical
science and to prevent the desecration of
graves in the District of Columbia The
question of the suburban railroad and the
proposition to extend the steam railroad
along Water street in Georgetown were
discussed, but no action was taken upon
them.
Evening star., 1894-04-04
Army Orders.

Capt. George Ruhlen, assistant quarter
master, is relieved from duty at FL Paso,
Texas, and will take station at Detroit,
Michigan.
Capt. Robert r. Stevens. assistant
quartermaster. recently appointed, will
take station at Little Rock. Arkansas.
The following transfers in the fourth in
fantry are made: First Lieutenant Silas A.
Wolf, from company Fl to company L;
First Lieutenant George B. Davis, from
company E TO company H; First Lieuten-
ant George B. Duncan, from company G
to company K: First Lieutenant Stephen
N. Hackney. from company X to company
G; Second Lieutenant Herman Hall, from
company II to company K; Second Lieuten-
ant Frederic /. Stetson, from company X
to company H; Second Lieutenant Eli A.
Helmick. from company a to company 1;
Second Lieutenant William Brooke, from
company l to company A.
An army retiring board is appointed to
meet at Fort keogh, Montana, for the ex-
animation of such officers as may be
ordered before II.
The detail for the board is Lieutenant
Colonel John H. Page, twenty-second in
fantry; Major Ezra Woodruff, surgeon
Major Emerson H. Liscum, twenty-second
Infantry; Captain Charles L. Cooper, tenth
cavalry; First Lieutenant Alexander s.
Porter, assistant surgeon; First Lieuten-
ant Frank b. Jones, adjutant, twenty
second infar try. recorder.
Captain William Conway. twenty-second
Infantry, will report TO the board
The fOllOwing-named officers will report
To the examining board at Fort Leayen-
worth, Kansas. fo- examination for pro-
motion: Second Lieutenant John Har-
man, seventh cavalry; Second Lieutenant
Inomas q Donaldson. jr.. seventh cavarIy;
second Lieutenant George Mex. William
son. sixth cavalry; Second Lieutenant
Francis H Beach, sixth cavalry. Second
lieutenant Herman Hall. fourth infantry.
Sec0nd Lieutenant Marcus D. Cronin, TWEEN
tieth infantry; Second Lieutenant Chas s
farnswOrth, twenty-ffth infantry: Second
Lieutenant Charies Gerha-dt, twentieth
infantry; Second Lieutenant Samuel g.,
5r-, twenty-frst infantry; Second Lieuten.
ant Eugene l. LOveridge eleventh infant
ry; Second Lieutenant James t Dean
= Inird inIantry' Second Lieutenant Ulysses
@. McAlexander, twenty-fifth Infantry
Evening star., 1894-04-04
ACTS OF DECEPTION
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''all those things which are necessarily the
accompaniments of such relations as ex-
iSted between U.S."
The witness went on to distinguish what
In his mind, was the difference between
love and the feeling that existed between
them and love. He said his relations with
her were not wholly sensual. She was he
ana at times very attractive. There had been
at times protestations of ardent love for
MIN on her part. His own feeling toward
ner was not that of love. 1T wasn't love-"
ne said, In the sense we would usually use
tnat term. Sometimes there was a very
great kindness on my part, and sometimes
very great anger and ferceness of re-
sistance."
The Subject of Marriage.
The defendant said the subject of mar
riage was first broached. he thought, when
she spoke of the proposed trip to Berlin.
His attention was called to a subsequent
conversation, to which he had testified, in
which he had spoken of the impossibility
of a marriage between them and had lnen-
toned as one of the impediments his
knowledge of what had occurred between
herself and Mr.. Rodes. Mr.. Breckenridge,
at Mr.. Wilson's request, repeated that
conversation, saying he had told her that
after what she and he knew of Mr.. Rodes
IL was impossible for him to marry her.
He had contract with her. he said, much
more binding than that with Rodes. He
admitted that she was a bright intellec-
tual woman and had undoubtedly been as
sociating with some of the best people
of her state; that she had lived among most
reputable people. among people of high
character: their relations. though known to
a number of persons, were concealed from
the world in which they moved.