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Committed Suicide.

Archie Regency, colored, fifty-one years
old, who lived at 165 Pierce street, died
suddenly Wednesday, and the physician
who was called in to attend him would not
give a certificate of death because arsenic
poisoning was the cause. Coroner Ham
NETT investigated the case and concluded
that the poison was taken with suicidal in
tent.
Evening star., 1895-05-31
For DiYOrce.

A petition for divorce fl ON John Gott was
filed today by Kate E. Gott. Mrs. Gott
states that they were married here Novem-
ber 3. 1882. her name then being Kellum.
1887, when. Mrs. Gott charges, her husband
willfully deserted and abandoned her.
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Condition of the Wnter.
TOMORROW'S STAR.
Some of the Features of the Enlarged
Saturday Issue.

some OF the Features of the Enlarged
Saturday Issue.
In addition to a complete report of the
bews of the day, The Star tomorrow will
contain a large amount of matter that will
be Of special interest to its thousands of
readers. From the contributions of corps
CT special writer's and correspondents care
full selections have been made. A number
of topics of special local interest will be
treated in an entertaining style. Some of
the features of Saturdays Star are as fol-
lows:
WOMEN ON WHEELS Qllustrate0
Practical suggestions as to the most con-
venient and suitable costume for women
who use the bicycle, frcm the point of
view of rider. An interesting discus
sion of timely topic.
CONTRASTS OF TIME Qllustrated).
Some of the men who served in the Forty
second Congress, nearly a quarter of a
century ago, with pictures showing how
they looked then and their appearance
today.
MARINE BAND CONCERTS Qllustrated.
The opening of the season of the Satur-
day concerts the grounds of the
White House by Uncle Sans famous
band. Something about the history of
this organization.
ON A FRENCH RACE COURSE Qllus-
trated).
An interesting description by The Stars
Partisan correspondent Of the scene at
the Longchamps course. The mania in
Paris for betting. The city government
shares in the profit of the pool sellers.
PIPPETTE's EMANCIPATION Qllustra-
ted).
A story of well sustained interest, illus
trating the old truth about the course of
love-one in the series of prize stories
now being published in The Star.
FUTURE OF JAPAN.
In the course of an interview with Frank
G. Carpenter, Minister Kurino gives his
views Of the late Chinese-Japan war
and discusses in an entertain ing fashion
Asiatic affairs generally. He gives some
important information relative to the
future policy CT Japan. and speaks es-
pecially of the broader opportunities
opened up for American trade
THE CARD SYSTEM.
The adoption of this system in the War
Department 1t will probably be made
a part of the business methods in other
departments.
BRITISH ENTERPRISE.
The activity England is displaying in Sc
curing a cable connecting her territory
in this continent with Australia, thus
completing the electric circuit about the
globe
THE SALVATION OF BARRENALL.
A capital story of life in a western mil
itary post, from the pen of an army Of
fcer.
THE FOOD WE EAT.
sThe woes of dyspepsia and how they are
increased by imprudence in eating and
by an improper diet. Women are said
to be the most careless and indiscrimi-
mating eaters in the world.
BULL RUM RUSSELL.
The well-known war correspondent re-
Gently knighted by Queen Victoria and
his description of the battle in the late
civil war which gave him his nickname.
Evening star., 1895-05-31
The Union Savings Bank,
1922 F Street N. w.,
Pays four per cent interest
ON savings accounts. Open
until 5 p. nm. ON Govern
ment pay days and Satur-
day evenings between 6 and
o. f2o-2M
Cut His Head.

About $50 o'clock last night L. c. Lu-
kins. In attempting to board a cable train
at Pennsylvania avenue and 18th street,
fell and received an ugly cut over the eye:
He was taken to the Emergency Hospital
for treatment.
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The National Safe Deposit,
Savings and Trust
Company
CORNER 18TH ST. AND NEW YORK Ay1
OF the District of ColumI

CORNER 18TH ST. AND NEW YORK AVE
Chartered by special act of Congress
CAIITAL: ONE MILLION DOLLARS
SAFE EtFOSlT DEPARTMENT.
Rents safes inside burglar-proof vaults at -
per alnum upward.
Securities. M tiles. IewelEy. silyerSsre and valuables
SAVINGS ESGs Gn sANk ssR0f5 pEPR e RTsfEs5f cost
Deposits received from TEN CENTS upward,
ard Interest allowed S and above.
.s9s Loans pSasy SSy On real estate and collateral
TRUST DEPARTMENT
This company is a legal depository fsr eourt
ecutor. receiver assignee. and executes trusts
Of all kinds Wills prepared BY coup,tenf
attorney in daily ATTENDANCE.
BENJAMIN p SNYDER, President
THOMAS @ HYDE M First First Vice President.
THOMAS n. JONES, Third Vice Pres.
E. FRANCIS RIGGS. Treasurer
ALBERT L. STuRTEVANT. Secretary. apis
LIFE ToNTINE ENDOWMENT. AND PAID UP
INSURANCE POLICIES PURCHASED AT 4
ap4-tf EDWARD " BURNS. 1907 st. NV.
CORSON & MCCARTNEY,
MEMBERS OF THE NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE,
Correspondents Of Messrs Moore schley, 60
Bankers sa.,, and Dealers in Government Bonds.
Railroad stocks and bonds and all securities
Listed on the e exchanges Of New York Philadelphia.
A speciality made Of investment securities. Dis
trict bonds and all local Railroad Gas, INSURANCE
and Telephone Stock dealt in.
American Bell Telephous Stock bought and sold.
d3l
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Alarm of Fire.

This morning about o'clock an alarm Of
fire was turned in from box 426, in Brices
Chemical Company's establishment, where
a defective f1ue caused the fire. The dam
age amounted to about $500.
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LOUISE & co.,
Milliners,
NEW YORK & CHICAGO,

NOTICE is hereby given that no persons IN the
Snled states, except the undersigned, are au-
,,horned TO use the name of Louise & Co., Nil
liners, In any shape. or FORM The sole
rlSht to said name In the United States is vested
by deed, under SEAL In the corporations of Louise
* Co. or New York and Louise C Co. Of Chicago:
lhe name Is duly registered ut Washington, d. C.
as trademark, and is further protected by per.
petuai injunction in chancery. Any partie; using
ihe name are acting frauIirntly, with intent 10
deceive, and viii be lameJiu,ry restrained BY
due IIoccss OF law -
LOUISE & co. Of New York
10th April 1895.
29I Fifth ave-, New York
1S3 Michigan ave-, Chicago
1@OS Walnut St, Philadelphia.
4U2 Boyiston St, Roston.
2l0, 210a, 266 26s Regent st. London
II Rue du Faubourg rolssonnierc, Paris.
my $1,000
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DIRECTORS:
thanking ffouse,I4o5 GSt
,Storage, EEAo 18TH st.

Evvvvvvvvvvw 3 . > G 90 &eNN
ALL WHO CONTEMPLATE INSURING THEIR
lives invited to examine the different poli.
cies issued by the Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany Of New York. which is the oldest life In
surance company in the United States and the
largest in the world. The per cent dchenture
bond is a most popular contract combining In
vestment with insurance. Anruties are also
sold by this company.
CRALLE & MORGAN. Resident Managers,
my2O-lm 1899 r ST NV
Wall Street c.rr,,T,T1L REAkISGs / SGsn,,c,rn
Manual, explaining best methods FREE. Margin
operations conducted $50 to SIS. 900.
my24-eolm S. ]. PECK CO.. g. Broadway, NY.
Evening star., 1895-05-31
INCEST DRINK for Summer

Most refreshing and cooling-is PALNfER'S
BELFAST GINGER ALE It's just delicious
as the finest imported ales-comes In the same
style bOttles-but COSTS ONLY HALE AS
MUCH Order '.Palmer's'' from your grocer.
1 Drink it at soda fountains Well serve you
Sama. G. Palmer, ,SaRA, SODA AND D, ,,,,,as
DEPOT, e15-e21 D ST. s.w. PHONE 4so. a ih"''
my2S-14d NV
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It's Very Easy

To learn to ride Bicycle II properly instructed
on suitable Safety. Instruction by compel tent
men may ", be had at our large and elegant riding
school, l325 l4th st. NV, both day and evening
and We claim to teach pupils to ride in good
FORM"
Beginning May 13 the school will be lighted by
electricity and open every evening except SUNDAY
until 10 O'Clock We shall be in better shape to
ings will be the pleasantest part of the day as
warmer weather approaches. Special evenings
can be reserved for ladies' IL desired. A merely
that deducted from the price of machine if you
buy -
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THE PRESENT HOT WAVE.

The Highest Point Will Probably Be
Reached Today.
Forecast till p m. Saturday-For the
District of Columbia, Delaware and Mary
land, fair, followed by increasing cloudiness
Saturday; continued high temperature;
northerly winds, becoming southerly
For Virginia and North Carolina, fair;
variable winds.
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RAMBLER.

All 1895 patterns of safeties. 800. Tandems $3.50
Never SO good beforehand before SO cheap
GoRMULLY & JEFFERY MFG CO.,
my142Sd 1925 14th ct. NV.
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G. 7. HaVemner,

6. L. HaVemner,
Member Washington Stock Exchange,
Real Estate and Stock Broker.
Rooms 8 and II, Atlantic building,
$50 F st.
Investment Securities.
Stocks, Bonds and Grain bought and sold foa
cash margin
Cotton bought and sold in New York or New
Orleans.
Private wires to New York. Chicago and New
Orleans. Telephone 45S. ap10-tr
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Pint Bottle OF Fine Wine
Goes with 50c dinners-besides all the
substantials and delicacies of the season-cook-
ed and served in pleasing style. The finest Soc
dinners that'r- served in this city, Every day
from to 7.
DTable Board, $40 month
The Belford, 6Hz=2H H3th St.
uy2S-I4d
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"BULL RUM RUSSELL.
The well-known war correspondent re-
Gently knighted by Queen Victoria and
his description of the battle in the late
civil war which gave him his nickname
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THE FOOD WE EAT.

The woes of dyspepsia and how they are
increased by imprudence in eating and
by an improper diet. Women are said
to be the most careless and indiscrimi-
mating eaters in the world.
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Whats the Good

of printing n circular typewriter style'
Ii it's not to make the receiver think that
It's personal letter? Our process repro
duces just your machine writes-coarse
or fine, and nobody can distinguish them
from singly typewriter letters.
Byron S. Adams, 5is aEsTPt H1sn tain'er' &.
Evening star., 1895-05-31
Have the Shirts

male to measure, get them ready made,
just as you wish. No one makes better
more perfect-fttIng shirts than we. and no
one sells good ready-made shirt for
dollar as this one Of Wamsutta muslin, open
back or open front, pleated bOsom with fine
linen bOsOm and neck and cuff bands. All
the different sleeve lengths, too! 81.
Ellery & Ireland, ssi p's,t' s,h timers ss.
my3O-l4d
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stocks.
THE DEATH ROLL

n It. plEsTER.- penison, Texas, Pc,
ccrber i6-H. r. Deister' az d o. d'e'
yesterday
MRS. ELLEN CARI.AT. Denison.
Texas December Ia Mrs Ellen CARAT
aged g. died this morning
FRANK Gainesville. Texas
Decomber l5-f'rank Putnam died a. the
Lindsay house this morning az o.e'och'
MRS. HICKERsON. 90 Terrell Teas,
December lG-Mrs. Hickcfsou, q phtlen,
confined in the asylum az this place, al,a
yesterday and was hurried At college
Mound today.
r. r. HILL. Austin. Texas. DeccmDr :,
lT-R. T. Hli, a wcll known fanHhhiah
and cattle shipper OF this city, dl.d nm
0ypectediy today OF bladder affection a.
his farm near Garfield, near IN" haS''"p
county line.
MARY POTTIAsT- WsimRr, Texas,
December lG.--Died today. ~ the residence
OF ber father. Mary. the i2-year-oid ana
only daughter OF Or, Eugene aud Mrs.
Potthasi. She viii be buried tomorrow
IL the odd Fellows cemetery,
HULDA Is. MARBURGER.-Flaton lo
Texas December g. ~ Died, yesterday
evening at 2:i0, liuIda Bertha, daughter
q Mr. and Mrs q. d in M ~ rity csm ne
iery this afternoon AZ O'Clock
MRS. A. FAHRENTBoLD. -Weimar.
Texas. December T.-Dted nj her resi-
deqee n THIS ely waterway Mfi H SIs1l
thoid, 81 and was hurled In the ODD Fol-
lows cemetery today at . p. m
DIR. W. r. WATLINGTQN.--re xar-
kama Ark. December l6.-Dr- W. +. wat
iington died here today Al the age Of rs
years. He was for thirty-iivc years n
resident OF Bowie county, Texas, an old
Confederate soldier honored by all.
JDHN OiNEILL.--Ballinger Texas, be-
eeniber G.-Captain John OMEN, a civil
engineer who located a great many miles
OF road for the Santa Re company, and 81
late has been connected with the Link
line, died at his home In this place this
morning from injuries received In q fail
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ANOTHER HEALER.
Kansas City Has One Who Cures Dis.
eases by Faith.

Kansas civ Has or ,yho c,... nj.
10y oasas ~ .f no cures us
t,,, c,.. ~ arm
NanSas oltS star
made his firs, ,nnoaroro. a. 49,, ,,,
supd,,, a,.a., "I.e i' t"e c'S
"t.uaS eNerlhs at warwick hall, Ninth
ana central streets, announced yesterday
afternoon that he would he nrenarea this
rnorpi,, - -. " Vu ."'S
80 W 'eee'Ne All VINO GANG TO MIN
ana cure them of any maladies which
they might have. About sixty neopie
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pEVENPORT.M MOORE. go San saba,
TcNas, December 10 Mr.. x. Davenport
aud Miss ilethic Moore were mnrrcd
yesterday morning.
UNTER-TAYLOH-- san saba, Tcxas.
December iG--Mr James Guntcr ana Miss
Allie Taylor and Nj Asa Guntcr and
Miss Jessie New niHn we're married on the
18th
cofi6cr il --Profossor H. &. Vinine AMI
Miss Alice ]. Marlin were married here
December IS, 1895, 10y County Judge H. g..
Quinn,
DICKSON ALEXANDER. Rusk
Texas Deccnber l6--profossor \. Is.
DickHou ana Miss Sophia Alexander were
married here December u, 1896. by County
Judge + b. Quinn
BARTHOLD-s Bryan, Texas
December l7.--Mr i, H. Bafthold of
Weatheriord md Miss Augusta smythc
Of thil city were married at the home Of
the brides mother today.
MARTIN-GARLOFF Conroe, Texas.
December l6.~At tho Withefspoou hotel
yesterday Mr.. Jack Martin OF Naynsota
and Miss Laura Gnrl0tf were married,
Roy. G.. n Daniels officiating.
NEALE- MOoRE.--l.eonard. Texas, De-
cenbcr ID. ". Meade ana Miss Peatlic
Moore we're united IN marriage ~ the
Cumberland rrogbyterian church at 10
O'Clock today, Rev. Il. a. Gay officiating.
Texas. December li--Mr j. W Patterson
Of this city ana Mrs, " F. Pcck OF Mhd-
iHOn. WIS., were married sunday aftcr-
neon by Rev, u. u. King ut HIS residence.
MCORe-OcOHHEI.L SAT- Saba.
Texas. December ld--Nr. w. I, Moore.
editor Of the Lancet, and Miss Maggio
O'Connen were married Both marriages
were ~ the Baptist church, Rev j. IL. O..
Hillman officiating.
ALGELT.HEARD.- San Antonio, Texas,
December T.--Mr. Earnest j. Altgelt ana
Miss Mamie Heard were married this
morning al o'clock in 81. Marks church.
They took the International train for a
trip 10 Eeyeral citlre In Mexico
OLIVER NOGUEsS -- Orange, Texas,
December 17.--Mr Samuel o. Oliver aud
Miss Martha Noguess were married In
orange yesterday afternoon by Rev. e. Is.
Payne 1nd departed for Houston on the
excursion train for n short honeymoon.
N-NUW--Borclair. Texas, De-
remhcr I5.-Tonight at the Methodist
church IN this city, SIR. Hugh Wilson OF
Peiiis was united In marriage 10 Miss
Clara. the accomplished daughter 81 Mr..
James New. prominent stockman OF
this county.
ODGM PScOMB-lseaumont Texas
Deceuher i0-At the court house today
Judge I'd Gray performed tho ceremony
that united In marriage Mr.. o. NJ. doom
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Galveston. La Porte and Houston rail.
way, over west hay, was driven this af-
ternooon. Major Waldo, president. Judge
Fori, vice president and general manager
j; II. Taylor. superintendent, Chief En-
Walter Gresham, Isaac Hcifron and II.
=. Strepp witnessing the work This
means that the bridge is completed. with
the execution of the draw The nier il
rcady and il is understood that the steel
work will be shipped from the mills this
week: The two sections of the bridge
WI be connected about January l and
,,Talhs VIII begin running through from
Houston 10 Gnlveston.
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and Misc Ada Lipseomh. The contractf'
parties arc 10th from Taylor's Bayou
neighborhood this county,
RDWN-VIHsON.--For Worth. Texas.
December lT--At the rosdance of the
brides parents IN Carthage, Texns MI,
n \. Brown OF this city and Miss Louia
Vipson were married nj HIS "A. M. yes
terday. MIR. Brown IL we'll known In Fort
Worth and is a prcmrent young business
man.
LUCK -wEIDEMANN--Fl Texas.
December J6.--At the residence OF tho
brides mother. few miles IN the conn-
Try, AT 1904 O'Clock y. M. yestorday, Mr..
u l., Luck pad Miss Adeiia Weidemann.
REV. Rapp Debating. After the ceremony
the hap .souple came 10 TINS city,whero
they ", reside In future.
WILLIAMS MORGAN. --Temple. Texas.
December l7.-Mr. J. Williams and Mias
Mojlie Morgan Of Oenaville, In this coun-
~ came TO town yesterday, and from
here went 70 Bolton. where they were
quietly married. The wedding WAS In the
nature OF an elopement, AZ the parents
OF the girl objected 10 the match
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slit on NOTES

Kansas City, Mo, December l7.-Bray-
ton Ives and Winton Smith have brought
suit in the circuit court here 10 recover
Sio 900 on notes signed by samuel Scott,
Newton y. Childs. q. q. II. Brown and
~ r. Nelson. The notes were given in
Scptember. 1894. aud $50 shares of stock
~ The ElCin Live Stock company and
$50 bonds OF the Hickory Hill Coal Min
INK company deposited a. secur l5a, 4 ne ne
. Sheck. president of the Kansas
Citv National bank, ms trustee. The
hank has failed since the securities are
involved and the notes are protested
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STEAM FITTrRs, srH1Kr.

New York, December 1.-THE steam fit
ters' strike which has been on for several
weeks. was further extended today by
the calling out OF 1000 more men. The
men called out are carpenters, plumbers,
house smiths and sheet iron workers en-
ploye1 on four large buildings IN The
course Of construction u Is expected that
several other buildings Will be deserted
by employees in a Few days If the employ
ers persist IN their efforts % do the steam
Citing with non-uuiop mon. There are
already 900 steam filters on The strike and
this brings the number up To- nearly 5000
with the prospect Of more being called
out IN u day or two. The steam filters de-
clare that they viii win the strike Il It
is necessary TO call out an he men cn-
gagged on every large building in the city.
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Saturday night Two months ago this
morning. az exactly the samo hour, hiH
wife died. tie leaves five children, mono
grown.
q. A. pARtIAM. -Navasota. Texas Dc
Cpmhcr i7--G. A. pnrham. AGED 90. died
al hia home near Anderson SUNDAY night
Of consumption and wHR buried thprc yes
t,rduy. pcroascd camc to this county iu
the sos from Tennessee and WAS well
known horc
PROFESSOR BEN ALLEN Athens.
Texas December la. professor Ben Allen,
formerly OF Kaufman, principal of the
public school here. dlcd AT his residence.
hero this morning from typhoid fever,
Professor Allen Is well known throughout
TeXns eH an educator. and was a. caudi-
date for state superintendent before tho
democratic convention pf 1870.
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THE FEDERATION on anon

THE FEDERATION OF LABOR.
New York December l6.-The Fedora
uon Of Labor Adjourned sine die this
afternoon! At todays session proposi-
uon 70 form a National organization of
u ,.nsted labor was adopted by the con
nehtion. delegate O'Suluvan presented
red ~ ""' N"'-
Resolved, That this convention declares
tnat party politics, whether democratic.
dsPupNcan, socialist, populistic or any
other organization should not have any
place IN the Federation of Labor.
"A resolution indorsing the struggles of
adopted. "'a
Copies will be forwarded to President
cleveland and Secretary Of State, Olnev.
a number Of differences between musical
unions throughout the country were set
tled. The question. Of election two fra
tcrnal delegates to tho British trades unijn
congress- 20 he held In London on Sep
tember. 3, 1895, was then taken up and
named.
After the passing Of nu,rl er OF con-
gratulatory resolutions the convention ad.
jcuncd sine die
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1N rlIr 1IANps an TnE JURY.

Waco. Texas, December 1.-THE Nc
Greeor bank robbery train closed today.
The morning session was occupied IN
concluding the arguments TO the jury.
The discharge of the defendant McElvain
leaves the jury to pass upon Seweli ana
Henry only. ,,,.
Judge swayne charged the jury TINS
afternoon. The court room was crowded
dtring the presentation Of the argument,
many ladies being among the spectators
The trial has lasted Just week ana
included night sessions II has excited
mUch local interest and has kept the
major part Of the adult male population
~ NlcCiregor here since It began.
INV and II is not probable q verdict VIII
he reached before tomorrow.
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No DAMAGE.

Galveston. Texas, December H.
rhe case OF George A. Christie vs. the
Galveston City Railway company on trial
:, The civil district court, was concluded
.odav the Jury rendering q verdict IN
touus' ~ attendant, ON May !. lS'l5,
r5gh nm. leg vas broken while attempt,
~, ~ ~ Ie,rd a Denver Resuryey car ana
he sued for damages. -, hr;ac. of the
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New York December n-clearings slfo,-
i02 797: balances i6,75sa19.
New Orleans La, December Though
rice receipts 400, sales 800 market
steady. clean rice steady. sales IaN0;
ordinary 10 good 2lsP2A
New York, December l7--Cotton seed
oil inactive.
New York, December n.--Government
bonds new I coupon up =, others steady
States quiet; railroad bonds easier.
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wnpK An ARANsAs PAss

Corpus Christi, Texas. December IL
Not quite 200 car loads Of rock are re-
ouired IN complete the first contract AT
Arkansas Pass 1t Is confidently expected
that the work Of this contract VII bs
ser1lld contract VII be lei tomolrON
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WILLING TO OVERLOOK IT.

Chicago Tribune.
'At the prize offer i to you" said
the Dealer, tits remarkably cheap. That
yiolin.r ne added regarding It with par.
donable pride, is over 100 years Md. ="
Il don't mind that" returned the Gus.
toner, pulling out roll OF bills. The
tones all right, Wrap 1t up
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STRIKE or PRESS FErpEns

Cleveland, o.. December 1.-THE presses
in all large job printing establishments
are idle today on account OF the press
feeders strike iuaugJrated at j. j.. say
age * Co. $ printing house yesterday, hay
ing become general. Feeders demaud an
which the proptietors so far refuse 10 dc-
sfta
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rOTAL STOCK SALES.

New York, December H. = The total
sales OF stocks today were N2Wp shares,
Including American sugar ~ O00. American
tobacco 2l.7o0; burlington 49, f00. Chicago
gas q. 701; disilhnR and cattle feeding
IA i0H. St PAU 20.j00. silver certificates
40 l0n. Tennessee coal and iron 1900,
Inltcd Stales leather preforred 2l.51o.
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A MrRnERED RAnE.

Fort worth. Texas. December l7.-This
morning the body Of new born white
girl was found fastened under log IN
the Trinity riN er two miles east Of this
city. Its scull was crushed, showing Il
had been murdered. No clue 10 the deed.
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srnci1 ArrAcHEn.

Fort Worth. Texas. December Ito
night :he First National bank attached
the stock and fixtures OF the ST Louis
Millinery company Of this city for Sfill So
Total liabilities supposed 10 be $1,000,
assets unknown
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NrM YORK MONEY

New York December l7.--Money on call
e;uy at 2N3 par cont, last loan va. closed
2n2ie per cont. Prime mercantile paper
fH5 per cent Sterling exchange firm
with actual business In bankers bills at
4.SsH04s1 FOR demand aud I SJ'afN.A for
sixty days posted 'atcs A.NNffl So and
certificates 6f4s}t6G's, bar silver G5Au65is.
Mexican dollars 52t