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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-17
The WHEELING ANO LAKE ERII
RAILWAY COMPANY.
REORGANIZATION

To the Holders Bonds and Stock OF The Wheeling and
Lake Erie Railway Company. and TO the Holders Of
Certificates OF Deposit representing the same:
The Plan OF Reorganization provides for the foreclosure
OF the property The Wheeling Lake Erie
Railway Company Consolidated Mortgage da ted
July T. 1892 and the conveyance thereof o a com
pany
The three Divisional First Mortgages made by said
Wheeling and Lake Erie Railway Company vl the
First Mortgage Gake Erie Dtvslon) dated July 1885,
the First Mortgage wheeling Dlvison) dated April 81
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AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

London. June 1f. 4 p. m.--Americnn securities
nuctuated somewhat after n steady opening.
then improved and closed firm. Last prices
were: Atchison. 1895 Canadian Pacific SSh
ct Paul. 1898: Illinois Central 1o73i; Louis
Willie and Nashville. 54as; Mexican Central new
As 81; New-York Central 11SA; Erie. 1873;
Pennsylvania 59i3; Reading, 10; Erie first pre-
ferred. 3Ga,; Mexican ordinary 90, and Grand
Trunk So
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STOCK VALUES RECOVER.
SHORT INTEREST REDUCED.
STOCK
GOVERNMENT BONDS STRONG MONEY
AND EXCHANGE.

Closing prices yesterday OF the principal &C
I'VE securities and net changes from Wedhc"-
Aay,s last quotations were follows;
STOCKS
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financial.
THE WHEELING AND LAKE ERIE
RAILWAY COMPANY.
REORGANIZATION

To Hoidev Of Certificates Of Deposit Issued under the
Bondhoders Agreement dated January 2oth 1897. for
Consolidated Per Cent Mortgage Bonds Of the Wheel
Ing Lake Erie Railway Company:
Notice Is hereby given that IN pursuance Of the au-
thori,y and power conferred by the above-ue TONED
Bonfhoders Agreement. the undersigned. who con-
st!,u,e Committee under such Agreement, have
adopted a complete plan FOR the reorganization OF The
wheeling Lake Erie Railway Company. bearing date
day February. $685. and have signed such pan
and hav. lodged and ned the with The Mercantile
Trust Company It's orios. No 10 Broadway. in the
CITY Of New York.
given and published pursuant to Article
H. Of said Brdholdert' Agreement
Copie. Of such Plan have been left with said Trust
Company and with the members OF tn. Committee for
distribution.
Dated New York June g. 1898
LOUIS FITZGERALD.
j. KENNEDY TOD
GEORGE ;OPPELL.
EUGENE DELANO,
WILLIAM A. DICK,
Committee.
CHARLES G. BEAMAN. coun..l
Ar.MON GOODWIN
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JOHN ]. WATERBURY. Chairmsn'

A ENTERTAINMENTS and subssripticns for a1 ss,oadws
ID door north OF 3lstst until o'clock M; sssf
ments received at the following branch ofnces az
onfce rates until o'clock y. VIZ @ot sun AM
cor 2sd-s is2 ethaye cor i2th,st "a. MACY ,rss i
and 18TH Ia Columbus near West oo' wet
West t2d-st. 6th-ave. o. East lth-: % % -
t2ds between 7th and sth aves los East near
eis-s FOG near ssthst 90 sn,sscker-sl;
AoO6 ad-aYe: 40 East 79th-st: io2l 3d-ave 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-17

To Holder. OF Certificates of Deposit issued uneer the
sockholder- Agreement dated September IL lseI Tor
Preferred and Common Stock OF Tho wheeling and
Lake Erie Railway Company;
Notice hereby given that the Undersigned. being the
COMMITTEE. under the aforementioned Stockholders
Agreement, IN pursuance OF the authority and by
such Agreement conferred have approved and adopted
Plan Of Reorganization Of The Wheeling and Lake Eric
Railway Company bearing date the TIN day OF February
lsgs and have signed such Plan and hied thereof
with the Central Trust Company of New York at its
Office No "a Wall Street. IN the city Of New York
This notice given and published pursuant TO Article
H. Of said Stockholders Agreement
Copies Of such Plan have heen left with said Central
Company OF New York and with the undersigned
members Of the Stockhoidsr Committee for distribution
Dated New York. June A. 1903
DICK BROS. & co.
BELL a CO..
CLARK, WARD & CO.,
WEBS & PRALL.
THOMPSON a MARS,
Committee.
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.F1 dividend Nominal with interest.
TRUST AND SURETY COMPANIES.
lReported b. Clinton Gilbert. No. Wnll-stD
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THE FEDERAL TREASURY.

THE TREASURY sTATEMENT.-The daily
Washington statement. covering actual results
OF two days ago. compared with the last preced-
ing statement gives the following balances:
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Actual cash hal siss e,5in4 Sis5s,Sps Dec s7eo 500
GOVERNMENT Recommendations re-
ceipts reported from Washington. SGJ4331: In
ternal revenue receipt. S120325. and the mis-
cellaneous receipts. S1O.423 total Government
receipts for the day. 81 ,4450sl; expenditures
81 O35 600 Receipts for the month to dato. Sl6.-
$50 $50: expenditures S27 451 900; excess Of ex-
penditures. S114O011s Receipts for the fiscal
year to date S3s7, O52 65l: expenditures. s422,-
074 100: excess ~ expenditures. S3502l i54. Re-
ceipts of National bank notes for redemption
to day. S611.551.
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RONDs AND BANK STOCKS.

1000 L 6 IS Coup. o.. .11fi1
200 Ten Sets 3s. snl. IS
10000 Ann Arbor LIST 4s So
rfn..a a.cI IT, a = T.
Evening star., 1898-06-22
Washington stock Exchange.

Sales-regular ,All-12 O'Clock m.-Columbia Rail-
Capital Traction. 5 at 73I Washington Gas. "a
ut As. Mergcnthaler Linotype. 10 at 100; 10 at
10 at 111la; 20 at I'M Lanston Monotype 100
at 10; 25 at 10; 10 at i42.. American GraDbo-
phone, loo lss. Pneumatic Gun Carriage. loo
at IS cents; 100 at IS cents; 100 at 35 cents.
After caI-Mergenthaler Linotype. 10 at 11lA.
Washington Gas 20 ut 4sIs
District of Columbia Bonds.-3.G5s. funding.
Miscellaneous Bonds-MeiropoIItan Railroad 5s.
lis bid. Metropolitan Railroad conv. 6s. lis bid.
Metropolitan Railroad certificates OF indebtedness.
h 1S 6a 1S ha k0Ss ns q
us bid; Belt Railroad IS, IS bid. lexington
Rr0sd .es S 100 m hid TSssnsSn Gas Conn
pany es. series b. ia bid. q. S. Electric Light
dehenture imp. 1o1 bid Chesapeake and Potomac
Telephone 5s. los bid American Security and
Trust IS, r. and A. 100 bid. American Security
Ard AZ Trust 5s A and S o. leo bid bid Washins,on
Market Company imp 6s. 110 bid. Washington
Market Company ext: es. 11o bid. Masonic Hall
National Bank sfocks.-Bank of Washington. as5
bid Metropolitan. $40 bid; Central. 14o hid
Gi5izens'. CHI Ifo bid Columbia; l3o bid Capital.
Safe Deposit and Trust Companies.-National
safe DEPOSIT and E TFus i,4 81 bid d. l1s% 49, asked asked
American Security and Trust i50 bid. Washing
ton InsS,snce snfs pFeSss 90 ed 20 hid
ga bid Metropolitan % 20 bid Goreorsn. Sso bid
Peoples. 5 lid. asked. Lincoln. Ok bid. Com
mercial. bid
Title Insurance stocks.-Real Estate Title x7a
bid Columbia Title. AZ bid. 81 asked. Wash
inRton Title. hid. District Title. hid. asked.
Railroad Stocks-Capital Traction x72H bid.
I3S asked Metropolitan. 120 bid I23 asked.
Columbia 7s asked
Gas and Electric Light Washington Gas.
4S hid, 49, asked. Georgetown Gas. 40 bid. U.
s. Electric Light. x99 bid. 1o1is asked
Telephone Stocks = Pennsylvania. 81 bid. 45
asked-
Miscellaneous Stocks = Mergenthnler Linotype.
xf1fk bid 1T1h asked. Ianstcn Msnotyre. lax
bid, 10 asked. American Grnphophone. 13'< hid.
"a asked. American Graphonhcns preferred. 1915
bid. Is asked Pneumatic Gun Carriage. 3s hid.
.35 asked WASHINGTON Market. 10 hid. Great
Falls Ice. 40 bio. 125 asked.
Evening star., 1898-06-22
THE COURTS,

Equity Court No. 1-Justica Cox
Groome agt. ,RoSborough; time to file rec
ord extended to August /. Ross agt Nc
Bride; mandatory injunction granted. In re
minors of George Hogan; decree of Or
phans' Court ratified Noursa agt Pole;
time to file exceptions extended 20 days.
Campbell agt. Hevner; time to file tram
script extended 80 days. Dick agt Dick;
w. NJ. Offley appointed guardian ad Item.
Bowman agt Larrimore; sale of stock and
fixtures authorized. Smallwood agt Lyon;
commissioners return ratified niSi. Daniel
agt. Stern; Bargain Clothes Company al
lowed to intervene
Circuit Court No. 2-Justice McComas
West End National Bank agt. Stark
weather; verdict for plaintiff for $4,000
American Boiler Company agt Warning ct
al; judgment against Jas. H. Meriwether
by stipulations for s40O Key agt Nor
wood; on trial.
Criminal Court No. 1-Chief Jstice Bing-
ham.
United States agt. Joseph Smith and
Chas. e. Miller, larceny; on trial.
Criminal Court No. 2-Justice Bradley.
United States agt. Daniel Cole; larceny
from the person: defendant withdraws plea
not guilty and pleads guilty; sentence re-
form school. United States agt Louis Rig
ney; larceny; verdict. guilty; sentence, New
jersey state prison for three years.
Probate Court-Justice Cox.
Estate of John r. Ward; will partly
proved. Estate of Euphemia r. Sanno, pc
tition for sale filed. Estate of Mary e.
Harrison; remuneration of one of the execu-
re Madeline S. V. Dahlgren; commission
ordered to issue. In re Rose NJ Wester-
meyer; Frederick Westermeyer appointed
guardian; bond, $780,
Evening star., 1898-06-22
Bulletins From the Course.

Starting Point. Gales Ferry, Conn, :I5
p.m.-After a slight thunder shower, the
wind has died down again to almost a dead
calm and has shifted so that what little
breaths are stirring are from the SOUTH
coming up the course
p.m.-Mr. Cook, at Yale quarters, gays
to the Associated Press that the race will
be started at 2:3O.
Many visitors to see the race were lie
layed in reaching the city by a wreck on
the New Haven ard Hartford road and
this caused the time for the race to be
fixed at 2:30 instead of o'clock
At 1:30 pm. there were 1900 visitors in
the town.
STARTING POINT. GALES FERRY.
Conn, June -, pa p.m.-Observation
train has reached the station. The crowds
on the long train are unusually quiet The
rain Is increasing and thunder and lightning
appear in the north. Water on the course
Is becoming rough.
2:26 p.m--CorneI launch stiIl towing
shen is approaching Harvard quarters, ap-
parently for purpose of holding a confer
snee regarding postponeEent of race.
Starting Point, 2:3S p.m.-The rain that
has been holding off is now slowly in
ereasing, and the storm from the north is
coming faster Not a sound comes from
the observation train 2:40 pm, race not
formally postpon ed. but no crew Is NOV
Ing Cornell intends to enter shell at the
Harvard float Water gradually becoming
rougher. Referees boat now approaching
Harvard quarters
Starting Point. 2:i6 p. p.Yn.-Referee's launc h
row going 10 Yale quarters. Has been with
Harvard and Cornell. Rain increasing
slowly.
2:jO p.m--Race will be started at 3:15 If
conditions are right.
Finish station, p.m.-The prospects at
this time are worse than al any time be-
fore today The thunder storm is working
down toward the course and the river to
the north is inky black
Starting point-3a5 p.m.-Wind now al
most gale from the north. Referees
launch rushing down the river; has passed
Harvard quarters. Heavy rain In the north.
Starting point, 3:11 p.m.-Soaking rain is
coming down, and it looks like a long
shower. River is crowded with white ca ps
ana wind Is blowing stiff breeze from the
north.
Evening star., 1898-06-22
INSANE WOMAN ARRESTED.
Came Here From Philadelphia to Sc
Uncle Sum,

Came Here From Philadelphia to See
Uncle Snm.
A woman giving her name as Christina
Noll was arrested in the Capitol this after
noon by Capitol Policeman Joyce and lock-
ed up at the sixth precinct station on sus-
picion that she Is insane.
Il came here to see Uncle Sam she
said, because people are trying to mur-
der me with water"
Police Surgeon hewitt examined the wo-
her mind is affected. but thinks she is
unattended. -
Mrs. Noll is apparently about thlrty-five
years old. She says her husband is a
tailor and their. home is at No 2129 Mon
mouth street. Recently, she said. her hus-
band has been working at Riverside, n. j.,
spending hts Sundays at home. Since his
departure for the New Jersey town she
says she has heen hearing strange noises
in the closets of her house and the drink
Ing water has been charged with electric
ity for the purpose of numbering her.
When ShefdrfnhS the water she says she
feels feathers passing through her head
In a small satchel she had several bottles
containing what she termed to be the
murderous water Before leaving Phila-
delphia she says her mother told her that
the societies mathis city would help her.
She knew if she. could see Uncle Sam she
would have no further trouble
1t is probable that Sanitary Officer
Frank will send her back home.
Evening star., 1898-06-22
MERRITT 10 SAIL WEDNESDAY.
Col. A. S. Frost Assigned to Command Il
the 4th Brigade.

Col. A. S. Frost Assigned to Command
the 4th Brigade.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, June 22--It is
now stated on good authority that Maj.
Gen. Merritt will sail for the Philippine
Islands next Wednesday on the steamer
Newport. following the third fleet of trans
ports, which VIII probably get away On
Monday. The Eth California Regiment
hopes to be assigned to go on the Newport
with Gen. Merritt.
Major General Otis has issued orders re-
1ieving Brigader General Macarthur from
the command of the 4th Brigade and or
dering him to report for instructions pre-
paratory to assuming command of the next
expedition to Manila At the same time
an order was issued assigning Colonel A.
s. Frost of the South Dakota regiment to
the command of the 4th Brigade. Two
hundred recruits for the Kansas regiment
and 130 for the Tennessee volunteers ar
rived today.
Five soldiers afflicted with pneumonia
were taken from Camp Merritt to the
French Hospital.
The work on the, cruiser Philadelphia at
the Mare Island navy yard is progressing
rapidly, and she will be ready for sea by
the first week of July.
Evening star., 1898-06-22

hidden the use of cigarettes among his
men, He has also invented a new instru-
ment OF torture in the shape of saw horse
twelve fest high
Last night wigs exceedingly cold in camp.
Most Of 1ne men felt the need Of extra
blankets. These on guard suffered most.
however, rs their overeoats have all been
sent back 70 t& enlistment stations.
Virginia tdre~ part OF her share from the
United States treasury yesterday in the
form of government pay for her Sd Regi-
ment of InfanSv y. Paymaster Major Stew
art paid the min for service varying from
three dayS to fifteen days. Capt. Joe Will
lard, Company 1. entertained a number Of
visitors yesterday, among others Represen-
tative Baird Of Louisiana and some friends.
Major General o. o. Howard addressed
meeting of enlisted men last night. The
speaker was to have been introduced by
Major General Graham. but the latter was
called away to a telephone consultation
with the var Department. General How
ard chose one ,of his favorite themes-the
necessity for moral self-reliance among SOL
diers. About 1900 men were gathered to
hear him.
Evening star., 1898-06-22
American Sugar and Tobacco Suffered
Bear Attack Today.
MARKET GENERALLY Was WEAK
Baltimore and Ohio Declined on
New Reorganization Plan.
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS
peoial Dispatch to The Evening Star.

Special Dispatch to The Evening Star
NEW YORK. June 2o.-Todays stock
market suffered from conditions similar TO
those which have operated against i'm
provement on previous days Of the week
London was pathetic and irregular buvers
tearing reaction, and the best opinion
being that sales for the short account were
hazardous because of the prospec- of an
early triumph for the American AIMS
Locally there was disposition to await
definite advices from the front. and small
traders We're intrusted with the responsi
bilty for fixing values. Heaviness being
pronounced during the carly trading. tho
professional element concentrated fits inru-
ence along the line OF least resistance.
American Sugar was sold rather frAelv
LOT substantial decline, an adverse law
SUIT and the increasing certainty of Ha-
Wallan annexation being effectively used
against the price of these shares The de-
cline was not resisted by friends OF the
property, the only recoveries resulting from
the buying of stock already sold
American Tobacco was depressed 1 per
cent IN sympathy with the tendency of
sugar, but the result was less profita hle
ENtremc weakness in Baltimore and
ONO, resulting from the publication of The
new reorganization plan, had an adverse in
nuence on the railroad list generally The
assessment of $50 per share and the issuing
of the subscription have been expected bv
the better Informed interests for several
weeks
The announcement today was easily con-
Nefted into an argument against the stock
howeyer. Notwithstanding that the new,
stock is raid to have been underwritten at
$50 per share. Should the latter trausac-
tion be warranted by the course of Inc new
securities. the preferred stock OF the COM
pany would sell at an equivalent some-
Where between the present prices for Union
Pacific and Northwestern Pacific common.
The relatively small capitalization of the
rcao has always insured a heavy burden 20
stockholders. who had 10 go through a re-
Organization involving rev securities The
hope that some advanced financial device
might be employed to relieve this burden
hold stock until the committee officially de-
while assisted by short sales. reflected the
disappointment Of few tired holders
Lake Shore directors declared the regular
dividend on the stock OF that company an
extra dividend Il per cent from current
earnings.
Louisville and Nashville postrjones its siy-
idend disbursements and proposes to raise
the wages Of its men before considering the
stockholders. Earnings continue to meet
expectations. and the apathy of the spec
ulatfve situation is no wise due to unfaNpr-
able routine developments. Bids of lOlH
have been made for round amounts or the
new government bonds, and prospective
purchasers are already actively negotiating
for the sale of their subscriptions IF al
lotted."
Evening star., 1898-06-22
JURIES IN LUNACY CASES.
Amendment to Pending Bill Sug-
gestcd by COmmissioners.

In communication to Senator Allison,
chairman of the Senate committee on ap-
preparations, the District Commissioners
today recommended that the following pro-
yiso be added after the word courts" in
line -, page %, of the general deficiency
bill. now pending in the Senate: Provided,
That during such time as jurors are not in
attendance upon said Criminal Courts, the
panel the jurors in attendance upon the Po-
lice Court, who shall perform such duties
in addition to and as part of their duties in
said Police Court
The paragraph which this proviso is de-
signed 20 modify was inserted in the bill at
the request of the Commissioners in order
10 meet the views of Senator Mcmillan, ex-
pressed in letter tc the Secretary of the
Interior to the effect that the proceedings
for the commitment of persons to the gov
ernment hospital for the insane are per-
tunctofy AID unduly expensive. Since the
paragraph was submitted to the House
committee on appropriations the attention
OF The Commissioners has been called to the
TACT that other provision must be made for
jury service in lunacy cases during the
summer vacation of the criminal courts
or at other times when those courts are not
In session. The paragraph, as the bill pass
ed the House, provided that in all lunacy
cases Instituted by the District, the GRIM
inai Court Jurors shall determine the men,
tai condition of the persons into whose state
or mind the inquiry is to be made. The
great majority of lunacy cases tried here
are Instituted by the District, and the thir-
teen Jurors constituting each jury are COM
pensated at the rate of 81 % day. Hence,
the designation of Criminal and Police
Court jurors to hereafter try such cases
Will result In a considerable saving TO the
Distrist.
Evening star., 1898-06-22
GRAIN
BaItin,ore Markets.

BALTIMORE. June 22-Fiour duh. UNCHANGED
receipts. 1881 barrels: exports. O. 700 sbarrels:
sales. 100 barrels. Wheat dul-spot and month
SisaS1sz: July. I6ss bid: August. 74k asked: Sep
tcpiber TIA asked; steamer No. red 74Isa54E-
receipts. 6.294 bushels exports. $4,000 bushels;
stock. 2a9o54 bushels; sales. 5o0a bushels-south-
ern wheat by sample. 75ss2h,: do. grade 74a
g. Corn duii-spot AMI mouth. 34zsa35; July
SS.a:I-s. August. 35t: Sertsn nber. 3eil; steamer
mixed. SSA asked-receiEts. 2s0259 brshels: ex-
ports, 2Ie,516 bushels stock. 2. .la6.Ss4 bushels;
sales %. .0o0 busheis-sou, hesn white corn 35l.a
36a; do. yellow. 25tz- Cats dull-yo. white. a2a
S:is; Ne mixed 3oa3eL-teceIbts. % 755 bush-
els; exports, none; stock. Is3 oil bushels RYE
stendy-Ns nearby. 46ls: No. 2 western o.
receipts, 5.6sf hnshels: exports. 34.2s5 bushels:
stock. ffat08s bushets Hay steady-choice tirno-
thy. $3.50 Grain freixhts very ouiet-sfeam to
L'ysrpool per bushel. 2ssd. late June; Cork for
orders per quarter S. asked July. Sugar strong
cpchangea. Butter ard eggs firm. unchanged.
Cheese steady, unchatset. Lettuce-S1 .2Sasi 80
psr baaxst. Whisky unchanged.
Evening star., 1898-06-22
SOLDIER IN COURT.
Arraiened and Fined for Carrying n
Concealed Weapon.

Arrafgned and Fined for Carrying n
Concealed Weapon.
Fred. w. Church. member of the 9th
Massac husetts Regiment, now at Camp AL
ger. today pleaded guilty of carrying a
concealed weapon. The proof was that
Church went into a house south of the ava
nue. and tried to Shoot man there because
he thought. the latter was talking about
Kim
The accused said he was not aware that
1t was violation of law to carry a weapon,
and asked to bs released, as his regiment
had been ordered to leave for the south to-
day. Judge. Kinball sent message to
Church's commanding officer to know If the
latter desired to interest himself in
Church's behalf, but, not having received
any reply after the lapse of several hours,
the court sentenced the prisoner to a fine
of $50, with the alternative of three months
in Jail, and ordered that the weapon BE- con-
fscated to the District. Judge KimbaH fur
ther directed that the War Department be
informed Of the facts in the case.
Evening star., 1898-06-22
Found Floating I'm the River.

The dead body of, an unknown colored
man was found about noon today floating
In the river near Shepherds wharf by
Js mes Williams and John Holbrook of
Alexandria. They notified the District
authorities and the crew Of the police
boat recovered the body and brought it
to the wharf From there the body was
taken to TIE n,orgue in the fourth precinct
patrol wsgcn.
Evening star., 1898-06-22
Injunction I.sued,

A mandatory injunction was issued by
Justice Cox today in favor Of the District
Commissioners in their suit against May
]. Mcbride. 1t is ordered that she vacate
within fourteen days the public parking
at Connecticut avenue extended and Joliet
street, and IL she does not, the Commits
sioners are empowered to remove and
ahate the public nuisance occasioned by
Evening star., 1898-06-22
INJURED by A FALL.
Street Railway Conductor Meets With
Serious Mishap.

SeTIOuN HISHUp.
Marshall Hillery, conductor on the
Capital Traction road, fell from his car
on Pennsylvania avenue near 18th street
about 10:15 o'clock this morning, and was
seriously injured. Policeman johnson took
him to the Emergency Hospital, where DIR.
Fife treated him. The conductor was walk
ing on the running board. collecting fares
at the time, and made msstep and fell
to the concrete pavement. The car was
going fast enough to throw him some dis
tance from the track. While his injuries
are serious, the injured man may recover.
He lives in Georgetown.
Evening star., 1898-06-22
Fined for Ashanti.

James A. Donaldson was today fined $40
by Judge Kinsaii for assaulting Louis
Davett. The accused Is said to have knock
cd Davstt down. and after he fell to the
ground u Is alleged Donaldson kicked hin.
several :!rses s6ou. tie body.
Evening star., 1898-06-22
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The following are the opening the hign-
est and the lowest and the closing prices of
the New York stock market today as re-
ported by Corson & Mccartney, members
New York stock exchange. Correspondents
Messrs. Van Emburgh & Atterbury, No 2
Wall St