Evening Star Newspaper, August 29, 1891, Page 5

—— THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D.C. SATURDAY AUGUST 29, 1891—SIXTEEN PAGES. Costrvexess If not relieved by judicious and timely treatment, is Mable to result in chromic constipation. Asan aperient that may be used with perfect safety and satisfaction. AYER'S PILLS are unsurpassed. Unlike most eathar- tics, these pills, while they relax and cleanse, exert a tonic infuence on the stomach, liver and bowels.caus- ing these organs to perform their functions with | L4@ Wanderbilts Securing Control of Dealthy regularity and comfort. Being purely vewe- table and free from mineral drug of any kind, their use CURED BY fe not attended with injurious effects. Good for old and young of every climate, Ayer's Pilis are everywhere the favorite. G. W. Bowman, 26 East Main street, (Carliste, Pa.. says: ‘“Having been subject, for years, to constipation. without being able to find much relief, ‘Lat last tried Ayor's Pills, and I deem it both adaty and © pleasure to testify that I have derived great ben- eft from thetr use. I would not willingly be without 2d EDITION BUYING UP RAILROADS Transcontinental Lines. THE GREAT FUTURIPY RAGE TODAY. The Bronze Trophy Won by the District Riflemen. HORRORS OF AN ARAB WAR. THE BRONZE TROPHY. It fe Won by the Team of the First mont, D. .N.@. SROOTING UXDER DIFFICULTIES AT THE RAXGES AT SEA GIQT—OEN. ORDWAY ARRIVES—ONEAT FURLATION OVER THR RESULT OF THE MATOH— OSPITALITIES OF THE JERSETMEN. Special Dispatch to The Evening Star. Sza Gmt, Naw Janszy, August 29—Col. Moore may do more than smile; he ean laugh as loudly as he desires. The interstate regimental contest at Sea Girt closed yester- day afternoon, sud the magnificent bronze trophy for which four teams have been com- Peting for the past two days is now in the pos- session of the first regiment of the District Na- tional Guard, Capt. Cash's team having won it with a score of 1,242 pointe. Much more ex- citing than the work at known distances was today’s skirmish program, and the uncertainty as to remults added largely to the general inter- est. Aclose second was the first battalion of New Jersey. their total being 1285. |The second 1,188 to ite FINAXCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Review of the Market. Henry Clews and Co.'s Weekly Financial Re- stock, 91 bid, 92: ‘Northern Contrat frets, 100% Beit ey Fae el gas bonds, 113% wid; do. ote ‘Chicago stocks, 45 asked. ‘Marketa, IN WALL STREET ToDay. Aa Active sud Strong Opening of the Stock New Yonx, August 29.—The opening of the |’ stock market this morning was again active and strong, first prices being generally from }< to S| 1¢ per cent better than last evening's closing figures, while Lonteville and Nashville was 5; higher and Delaware apd Hudeon %. The strength of the market lasted through the early deatings and most of the list made fur- ther small fractional gains, extending to 3s per cent, but thero was considerable irregu- larity and the upward movement received a.check before the end of the first half hour. = ing at 10 o'clock. THE GEOLOGICAL CONGRESS. ‘The Correlation Discussion Continued at the Fourth Day's Seeston. ‘The fourth day's session of the international congress of geologists commenced this mora- Prof. presided. Yesterday afternoon the diseussion of the meth- ods of correlation had been continued. This morning at the opening of the session French seemed to be the order of the day. A presen- tation of some valuable books was made and Prof. Gandry responded in = few appropriate remarks. It is an interesting thing at the meetings of the congress to notice the methods purmed at speechmaking. When an address is to be made delegates of ail nationalities take the platform naturally, but im a discussion where 8 few remarks of any sort are to be delivered most of the foreign delegates take the platform, while the Americans usually stand by theiz seats. This follows naturally from the custom in most of the Enropenn legislative bodies of hearing a speech of any sort delivered froma rostrum. THE BUILDING OVERLOADED. (Crushing Arches tn the Money Order Building Cause Something of a Sensation. The clerks in the money order building, eor- ner Sth and K, were treated yesterday to some- what of « senention. A portion of aa arch in one of the tooms on the second floor fell ont And it soon became evident that the arch bad cracked clear through. An investigation showed that the arch in the toom below was also cracked through. In re- sponse to a call Mr. Entwisle, building in- spector, eame to the building and wert over it He found that o great weight | of files and fecords was piled into the! upper floors. Every day for eight years, since the Post Office Departinent came into ppssos- addition seemed to be small as it was dcposited, but the con- stancy with which the process went at last produced the natural effect upon « building not intended to bear more weight than an ordinery office building. It wae specially bad, because the records were Cot. Wm. M. Kennedy, bookkeeper, living No. 10 Grant place, was run into this morning wh ling a bieyele by « horse and carriage owned by Col. Henry, the commandant of the post at Fort Myer. The necident occarred at the corner of O and E streets, Mr. Kemnedy wae very bediy shaken up and severely bruised. His face was cut over one eye, and it will be several days before he ean go about on his wheol, which was badly smashed. He was taken at once to the Emergency Hot Pital, where Dr. Atkinson attended to histm juries. WHAT COL. RENRY RAYS. Col Henry, im speaking of the accident toe Stax reporter, expressed the greatest regret for the unfortunate accident, but at the ame time felt that time felt that he had taken every means posse “Twas driving down Sth street with my wife and young lady.” said Col. Henry, “and was sent always to upper floors, which were the : hs . Actergrsore CORRELATION DISCUSSION CONTINUED. driving a yait of horses. At ‘corner of regiment D.C. N.G. team view issued today says: The “boom” in the|No reaction was hed, however, and the best relation | "Saker portions olabe walls 4 the tm @ GuEeT xAttwar Buat, credit, while the tail ‘ver aro the six Jersey-| stock market hes now hed four weeks of tial. | prices ware stubbornly held, although less ani-| , This morning, the tion ot methods wed | befor some veeks the slechetn the towersoeme | SE Scone ‘tal eae ‘ta nan oe wads Ub amupecsd ae ances pol mire mation was seen in the latter portion of the wed. que: ode ve, noticed the rongh-conted plaster 57 H AYES CATHARTIC PILLS ‘The Vanderbitte said to Have Obtained Gom-| Pres tion of sharpahootore nn TeeIMeNE AE: | The movement has, steadity gained i ea fseutep-| bour, when the Het gave eviieece of moving | improvements in methods ia thie impertant| which covers the ceilings and, walle kept fall- | Corner I saw a bescle coming raiidly slong B teal of the Caton Restle: SXInYISMIXO ONDER DIFFICULTIES. Position to is and many of them have gone | UP. sgun. The granger, Atchison, Louisville | branch of geology is of eepecial imerestto | {9X upon the desks end “carpet In | Steet. and as the rider neared ote Cmreago, August 22.—A morning paper bere | There was nothing promising in thie morn- | over to the other side; it has commanded the Corpapeireg eg hes <a American geologists, and especially have many poy eg ee Date = be eprinkled | Sore hie fac oo see of <eerer _7 wens foes 78 ological survey wr | ive Ghe rian Be. 3. C. AYER & CO., Lowell, Mass. Prints the following: It ie generally under. | ing’s weather unleesit was promise of moisture. fGen tes baceaee om acure buyer, i | !=.all porticuscct the Het, ino trading want: | lowed ae dieetantn ith teas ae eine | Sues these hes Eons = mace Taintegration Rive the rider plenty of room to torn in, bat a ee a ee ee sae eel Gate mae | Whew 7 a.m. arrived the team was up and | (itr bes beccme Oe octe UTS aa | mecha Ny fee from spectal features, and at 11 | esting paper which had been rend betore the | f0F 8 long time, io aig | eh, teu inceah ge aeaker mein mabe Gold by all drogetets and dealers in medicine. control of the Union Pacific and that @ me’ | ready for breakfast. At 9 o'clock the tents | dormant bond market; the volume of business | Clock the market was active and’ strong at | American Hociety. of Geoleginte wea seed ne |. The ofuer uf the building, Mr. Hoon, visited Sn ee aes 2 Austria, to lualf the mobility of went health. Enxrmnon Cuascee I, , Pring for the Pevovery of bis wwAred lores, $0 jority of the stocks and bonds of the company have been placed in the hands of the banking firm of Drexel. M. & Co. 8. Pierrepont Morgan of that firm is to be the lending epiris wero occupied and the rain was pouring iteelf down ata great rate. For more than an hour it seemed us though it would be impossible to pot in the skir1 conclusion to the interstate has risen to three-fold what it bed been; the other speculative citiew have caught the infection from NewYork; an “outside” inter- est has entered the market large enough to show the highest pricos reached. ‘The stock market after 11 o'clock developed the most intense activity, accompanied by a continuation of the upward movement, and all — by a writer. Prof. Charles D. Walcott of the geological survey opened the actual discussion this morning. Prof. Walcott spoke of the advances it terday and will build the spaces | in the arches into solid walls. He will also re- | vest that a large part of the weight be taken rom the two upper floors, and that no addi- Wide sweep und came directly into the pole of the carriage. Tam more than sorry of the 6m currence, but feel thet i was not to blene.” = + i cb, mi = rm rT the leading shares made material pr: to- | made in the methods lation and used | tions be made to the weight thereafter. Keal Katate Matters. Heh oh citic, it is said, is nbout to resign his position, | the moisture, but becatiee the paper targets | vest when they are satisfied with the situation; | OVer 2 cent in specialties. The highest | amount of sediment within the typical geo- a M2* WixsLow's soormine syRuP ‘Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS by MILLIONS of MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE TEETH- 1NG, with PERFECT st It SOOTHES the CHILD, SOFTENS the GUMS, ALLAYS all PAIN, CURES WIND COLIC, and is the best remedy for 1. Spencer, formerly vice president of and 8. | the Baitimore and Ohio and at present in |charke of | Drexel, Morgan & Co.'s railway affairs, is mentioned as Mr. Dillon's successor. The management of the company is to undergo a complete change. The general opinion is that Drexel, Morgan & Co. aequired control of the Union Pacific in the interest of the Vander- bilte. ‘The Vanderbilts have long been anxious to secure a foothold west of the Musouri river and gainan independent outlet for their system | used here coatd noteatisfactorily withstand the cleraents. Occasionally a sickly looking repre- sentation of old Sol would succeed in poking its way through the clouds, but the ordinarily heated countenance failed for more than two hours to do anything else than put in an infre~ quent and chilly appearance. Shortly before Toon it seemed as though an hour or two of at- mospheric warmth and dryness was possible, and when the sun hed actually been shining for fifteen minutos the first squad of skirmishers took ap position at the 600 yards firing point. and prices have considerably advanced, while the advance has not been checked by realiz- ings which have been made by large holders, but still continues. ‘These facts are sufficient evidence that, at least, the “boom” ie baeked by # large measure of confidence; thet it is more than # spurt en- gineered by afew large and needy holders of stocks, ax at first suspected, and that there is lnrge body of influential opinion in Wall steoet and ont to the effect that the present situation of the country favors an ora of national pros- Pricet of the day wero reached all aloug tho ine and the advance was maintained until the close, which was very active and decidedly strong at the highest prices for the weck. eis THE NEWS IN EUROPE. A Paralyzed Grand Dake—Balmaceda’s De- feat Gtves Pleasure Im London. Loxpox, August 29.—One of the most serious Problems in Germany,» according to a Berlin logic provinces of North America during Cambrian time. Using the map to illustrate hie points he gave an interesting description of tho methods of correlation ‘used in. these lo- calities. - Prof. Waleott gave it as his opinion that dar- ing the Cambrian time the seas steadily en- crouched upon the fiat land area between the Appnlachian and the Rocky mountain troughs asthey then were. PROP. JAMES HALL. —- MAJ. ALDRICH TO INVESTIGATE The Complaints of the Wholesate Farmers to the Commissioners. This afternoon a committee composed of Messrs. Morace Crosies, B. Baggett, R. B. | Housher and B. Randall, representing the | wholesale farmers doing business at the Center Market, had a hearing before the Com- missioners in the beard room in relation to the Pitt Kellogg sab 91, equare 155, 21.47 by 100 feet on 17th between Corcoran and B strects north- wost. Mr. Tuoker has also bought for #6,561 of J. H. MeGowan smb 9, square 155, 21.87 by 100 et. corner Corcoran and 17th strects north- F. Heller has purchased of C. C. Tucket £8,000 parte 9 ‘and 91. square 188, 2 by 43.75 feet on Corcoran between 17th and streets north it. m vs m O. Jot mn has boughs for €8,500 of C. DIARRHEA. | Sold ty Drogsiste in every part of the | of rouds to the const. It is not likely they will | The ground was very wot when the line started | perity and consequently better prices for in- | dipateh, is the condition of the Grand Duke Bakion —_ spread mice nef pte standing room of the wholemiers on the south | C. Tucker part Sl. myamne 163, L-NTo by 40 feet Torah, Be sure and ask for “Mrs. Winslow's Soothing | be content with the Union Pacific, but that they | and there was no perceptible decrease in the | vestments. Jndging from present symptome, | Meck enburg-Schwerin. This prince, although Prof. Hall oA z side of B street. on 17th street between Corcoran and & streets Syrap” sud take no other kind. Zcenteatviti. | menn to ncqui-e otber important railway sys- | moueture underfoot as the skitinishers neared | there is a retsonable probability of the boom | but forty years of age, is little more than an{*0% Prof. Hall is a distinguished geologist, |" y4esqe Crosice and Housher did the talk- eee peered tems west of the Rocky motziains, the targets. ‘The bugle would sound - being supported and of an sotive and rising | animated corpse. His lower limbs are. para- | Nit! 4 wide reputation as a man of high scien- | ing. 7 explained the disadvantages | , Jonas H. MoGowan ns bought of C.C. Packer =" . A contest issaid to be now in progress between | and the eight men in each squad = ce market being maintained through the fall #e8- | ivzed, and the up) x part of his body is also | *#¢attainments, Prof. Hall confined his re-| of the present. «ystem, which allowed | F 210.000 part 99 square 1.875 by 40 feet For Tae Broop. the Vanderbilts, the Chicago, Burlington and | right fat on the grams, eplashing the dropshigh | son, Perhaps the only danger hos tw the usual | {gene hogrey Reet hs ae Oy niko marke mainly toa deeeription of the geclony | the rat "to "arcive’ vo" acest the beat 2% te coracr of Corcoran and iit gteect@ ‘Weakness, Malaria, an take | Quincy and the Atchison, Topeke and Sante Fe | in the air. | There were two riine—ono before | tendency of apeculative movements to rush | thought to be dying, but he lives on, enduring | °F the stato of New York. Me begged that | pieces. ‘This was wrong, for there were about actaweat. eal pp BROWN'S IRON BITTERS. for the pouession of the Denver and Rio| dinner and one after and if the perepiration | from one extreme to another | sie of | Tee pain, and utterly usclees as w ruler over | E°olOgiste in a search after correlations should } 16) rogular wholemle farmers who come every | yf: W Cotling has bocht for 85.500 of chm BSWESGeEg Teciebyh ie memege | Goes cane ortayngaes et ee "| ore ue Sone ng aspen haa | hy xt mame erent | gue of te at portant” principals Ia ogee on Puce ees Me amend the Jey wre pa oes | tit Prt San eqn aca if the Vanderiile euscved ia the Rio | to be endured until nearly 6 o'clock and then ‘ormany. He is the proudest of German sover- “oat eg agers a eee S | west. For Grande it is believed their next move will be to secure control of the Southern Pacific, and there are no serious obstacks in the way of their getting it. — ee 4 RACE FOR THOUSANDS. The Big Futurity Stakes to Be Ran fer Te- came the announcement. GEN. ORDWAY ARRIVES. Gen Ordway and Col. Long arc here, They arrived last night, wore recoived by Maj. Pol- lard, Capt. Parmenter and Capt. Cash, to say nothing of numerous enthusinstic Jersoy of- ficers. Headquarters—thatis Jersey headquar- one is naturally onloulated to arouse & speculative enthusiasm which may carry prices up et railroad pace to an elevation far above what the occasion really warrants. Such movements are neither 'y nor in the long run really profitable. ‘They end in explosion and reaction and entail heavy losees upon the over-sanguine class t whom the over doing ie mainly due. ‘The true course, cigns, ing a esi mat makes the Hohen- zollerns parvenus by comparison, and calls him- self Prince of the Wends. Being married to a incess of Russiahe hes always been more wsian than German in his sympathies. It is now serfously proposed fo appoint a regent of the grand dukedom, but no one hae dared to suggest the matter fo the grand duke. His correlation made oy himself in attempting to correlate the rocks of western New York with the deposifs of the west. The discussion was continned, several dele- gates making brief remarks on features of the fauna found m deposits. There was no atternoon session of the con- gress, the delegates being scattored in various directions looking at the thought, be allowed to bave regular stands where their customers could alway them. ‘Thon, nguin, there was n clavs of retailers who encroached upon the space set aside for them and they shouki be routed out, The Commissioners directed Maj. Aldrich, | who has charge of the Center Market, to look carefully into the matter and report some plan . W. Augenstein has purchased for £6,000 of & A. Coombs part 30, square 486, 17 feet 1 inch — Sth street between G and H uorth west. le, Jr. has part 5, purchased for $4,581.25 .inthicum . 4 son and bh i = uts of interest. | that would remedy the evil. - I MOSQUITO BITES, Gay—Huron to Start. ters—eaptured tho distinguished guests and | under the now existing conditions, is to follow | age. The dube'e ne ae ne ie! Tomorrow most of the visitors will go down sea bs part 2, 73, foot bed N. J, At 29.—The | escorted them down to the range. There were | the improvements in the situation as they arize | beon spoken of as regen’, bat ie aid ee he ote | the Potomac on an excursion, while on Monday ae t on L between 3d and Surzrsntap Bay, N. J., August 39. - Regis th Ia * DISTRICT GOVERNMENT. rtheast SUNBURN, racing at the Coney Island’ track begins this | 80 Dig matehes on, but there was lots of in-| rather than to take them for granted in antisi- | jectionable to the exes, whe, on the arated of | We FeBalar sessions will be resumed, 2 a reant. = 7 : ig | dividual shooting: enongh to keep spectators | pation. Much of the financial force behind the | relationship, is taking great interest {a the mat, MANY SECRETARIES NECESSARY. ee Hotere has bought of H. M. Stevens pee ei afternoon, and as. starter for the mecting this | interested until it was time to close the targets. | present speculation centers in the hands of | tor. stmak’ DE. DEMAREST'S RESIGNATION ACCEPTED. at LAMENESS FROM OVER-EXERTION POND’s EXTRACT. For PILES, CHAFING, to BATHE FACE and HANDS when heated. &e. ‘Refuse substitutes, probably worthless. Accept afternoon will witness the race for the Coney Island futurity stakes, valued at $75,000 and one of the richest turf prizes of the year. The race is at three-quarters of # mile and twenty- three horses are named as probable starters. These ineinde all the cracks of the year except St. Fiorian, who is not eligible, and Victory, whe broke down while training. Up to 10 o'clock today the most interesting int of the race was the question whether ron, Corrigan’s great horse, was to be al- lowed ‘to start. The jockey elub had barred Huron, claiming that the horse hud been with- drawn by the then owner or his agent. Corri- gan, however, denied this and took the matter tocourt. The futurity is a stake race in which Everybody was gind to see the faces of the gen- eral and his mainstay and the good effect of the visit will be seen in improved scores. Both the general and colonel will stay here until after the brigade match tomorrow; then they will return to Washington. ‘They will again be with the team at Creedmoor about Thuraday next and propose to reinain until the close of the meoting on Saturday night. Several D. C. N. G. officers have intimated their intention of going upto Crecdmoor to see the struggle for the Hilton trophy. ‘This and the big interstate match will come off on Saturday of next week. AN EASTERN RIFLE ASSOCIATION. Oneof the things which is being very generally some half dozen men of great wealth, whoxe policy it is to give encouragement and “taffy” to the mass of smaller sanguine operators and then sell ont upon their dupes: A prudent operator will regularly take his profite and not uxe them as new margin for inercased pur- chases so as to find himseif finally among amase of weak holders who are unable to sustain the market against strong men who want to break prices. : At the present moment there seems to be in certain potent quarters a desire to { and inflate the market and then get ont of stocks. ‘There are long-headed and influential operators who perceive that prices have already suéi- ciently advanced to satisfy all that ie certain anxiety prevails in Mecklenburg, and great interest is felt throughout Germany, a6 both Mecklenburg-Schwerin and Mecklen- burg Strelitz are extremely particular in their relations to the federal goverument. WHY BISMARCK DID NoT GET IT. It is said ot Berlin that the Order Poor le Merite, made vacant by the denth of Gen. Moltke, was intended by a majority of the sur- viving members to be conferred upon Princo Bismarck, but the kaieer, who hasa right of veto on any selection made, although not the Tight of appointment, gave it to be understood that he would exercise the veto if Bismarck's name were resented tohim. Thereupon, as pre- The congress has a number of secretaries and a regular report of the proceedings ie kept up. The number of secretaries is necessitated not only Zora division of labor, but also on account of the polyglot e. ‘There are French secre- if, S$. Will- iams and Prof. Emmons are the general socre- taries. During the entire scries of scientific bodies which have met here lately the secre- taries have almost uniformly been found cour- teous and obiiging. In the geological congress this also is the case in seven out of the cight examples. The exception, mortifying as it must seem, is our American recretary, with au ‘The Commissioners today accepted the re-ig- nation of Dr. C. L. Demarest, medical inspector of the District, and appointed, apon the recom- mendation of Health Officer Hammett, Dr. Charles J. Osmun to the position. Dr. Demarest, in forwarding his resignation, which he did yesterday, to the Commissioners insterd of the health’ officer, made several charges concerning Dr. Hammett in his official capacity, which the latier denies in tote. Dr. Hammett says that he every chance to resign, for th was ‘nota resident of the city and had all he could do attending to Dr. Townshend's practice. . part sub lof lot 4and square 690, ting 25 feet on New FT —1 nue between B aud € strects southwest. ~ Keturn of the Union Veterans’ Union Delegates At 6:20 this ‘ening the members of the Union Veterans’ Union will assemble at the Baltimore and Ohio depot to welcome the mem= bers of the union who have boon absent at the national encampment. With the returning be Gen. 8.8. Yoder. the iv grand commander of the union, an@ lay Santh, the department com- A band of muse will be on hand and ng Voyagers will be escorted im tri- umph to Grand Army Hall, where a reception Kk : viously cai fe |. Gen. von Verdy, the ~ | Unshaven face and a wild attemptat shorthand. BRIGHTWOOD WANTS A POLICE STATION. Somean POND'S EXTRACT oniy. the ‘owner of cimarein foal enters the gore | wike@ of Here just now is the formation of an | and realized in the situation. | Fhoy are willing | wimister of «at,wasselocted, and the nomination LORE SE The citizens of Brightwood, through the gee OO the mare to run at the age of two years. Thus | €a%tern riffe a: ‘ion, to inelude all National peat wn phos gro nadernet aheaky Lab approved by the kaiser. It is the only Prus- Citizens’ Association there, have united in o POND'S BXTRACT COMPANY, the entry to the futurity must be made more than two years before the day fixed for the race and actually before the horse which is to Guard organizations from the states of New York, Delaware, Pennsylvania, Maryland, Con- necticut, New Jersey and the Distriet of Colam- they think it prudent to let the immature spring wheat, corn and cotton crops stand over fan order which Bismarck does not possess and its bestowal would have been highly grati- fying to him. ‘The fact that a man versed only TO ADVANCE GEOLOGICAL WORK. A United States Association of Government petition to the Commissioners requesting that land be purchased in their section and a snb- police A Crap Shooter Sent Down, James Maithevvs is the name of « young cob ored man who hus gained for hiraself the repu- : ; its | for a fatare speculation, the drift of which can | 32 nlite Geologists to Be Formed. station be erected and maintained | \tion of being a professional “erap shooter” 3 take part in the race is foaled. . Gen. Ordway favors the idea and wilt di an | in military science was named for the coveted : = tation ap cap : snleoln New Yorkandtonion, | ie afhdavit of the plaintift states that in | alin his power to further the project, Tomighe | Bo zmuch better Judged when the contingencies | dntinctog is said to be due wo ioe Lessee it | A meeting wae held atz the Columbian Uak setfnay also request that one or more clectric | although he stood before Jadge Harper thie 1888 or 1889 Gen. Jackson, owner of the Delle | the proporition will be discussed at somolength | Os runared snecce, wee wakes every goed | St8, €0 foster s spiritzof emulation among his | versity yesterday morning which promises to lights be maintained on Drightwood avenue im | Morning and denied that he understood the Mead stud farm near Nashville, Tenn., entered | and the probabilitics are that an affirmative wi hh oath te to happen, is the ‘kind | Commanding officees, and has caused no little | result in the formation of one of the most the space lying between Florida avenue and the | 6™e. He did acimit, however, that he bad for the faturity to be run on Saturday, Au- | derstandsng will be reached. This association, | ting hoped for as sure to happen, ill-feeling in art and literary circlos in Berlin. “a Spettes i et _ veen the bors throw the bones. gust 29, 18¥1, at Sheepshead Bay, the get of « | it formed. will be = dangerous antagonist for ian Mon ak nt aa mesoemy WHITE CAPS XO? ALLOWED. Ky Pres acer deems sees oa Soietied and uniented sree tie’ sere tavthe | _ i soverdl fight that resulted from “crap” deg = 3 ’ A for vancement of geol . games path Wi 0 police knew I fee caren cittee Stee | pores sented 2 beg is On nemo ts | reg permite Sized operators that they’ keop a sharp look | | The Euccs eee ren, | aimed ancl sapocily ol aA meekagea eatin Ben ciesh) Ale, Soekn Rao st ws | ESS ussaen: whe te Sober tenes oe Gonos joasnens oF atl y . FF 25 5 7 iz | Out for the safety of their profits. 1g of wi in city. The round fla age . 9 “Skeeter,” took part. F Sie petaaseeane | colt tas named, aren, sad while o yearling Coe anes antes yemanamement it | “rhe money market affords, on the whole, an | onp is considered a Tunsing dovigvotion sat | TOT: This ia an official organization ot the | Hoard avenue and Lincoln strest coter,” took pur Joz. Best Tripie Extract, all odors, £0F-....0...---- ‘S0c. Bottles Best Extract for. Be gan, with all bis engagements, which included his entry for the faturit ‘The joekey club claimed that no notice of transfer had been made and the horse had been declared withdrawn by the agent of the former owner. Corrigan applied for a manda- tory injunetion compelling the club to put Haron’snameamong theentries,and.at 100 clock make the Long Island range (#0 fur as the gen- eral public is concerned) a not too pleasant . All meetings of this eastern associa- ld be held at Sea Girt, where nature, iated by axes and mowing machines, has prodneed magnificent shooting territory. REGULATION HATS. encouraging outlool. The reserves of banks have at last begun to decline freelj der the drain of money to the interior, lurge as the surplus is, us compared with one or two years ago, yet it is necessary for the banks to depend upon being liberally reinforced with cash from some outside source. Some amount may be expected after Septembet 1 has of Inte been quite popular in Bohemia as showing friendship for Itussia and defiance of Austria. A number of Russinn excursionists visited the Prague exhibition a few days ago, wearing the white caps, and refused to remove them when requested. ' The police did not at- tempt to make an arrest for fear of causing a riot. the Russian visitors, however, got directors of the state and national geological surveys, There were present at this meeting Maj. J. W. Powell, director of the United States geolog- ical survey; Prof. James Hall, state geologist of New York; Prof. J. M. Safford, state geologist of Tennessee: Prof. J. W. Spencer, state geolo- BUILDING PERMITS were issued today as follows: G. A. Wight, one brick dwelling, 301 Elon street, Le Droit Park, $2,500: J. Jones, one brick dwelling, 926 8 street northwest, $4,500; C. Volland, two brick dwellings, 1233-1225 Ist streot ‘northwest, 94,000. In the latest fight “Skeeter” wasan interested party andafter getting the better of the difficulty he manages to clude tbe police until yesterday, when Pohecman Wash Sandford arrested him. Judge Harper fived him #5 or fifteen for ae the game and double that amouut for I. le was committed for forty-five days im @e . “¥ fault of tine. td | What a small quantity of leaven it takes to | from the redemption of United States 434 : int of G : Smi MISCELEANROUS. i ‘ today Judge McAdam decided that Huron couid | a 9 i - ich vommin weer | one of their number to play the Russian na- | sist of Georgia; Prof. E. A. Smith, state geolo- —_———s—. Be. Bottles Cotomne. ** | run in the race on payment of the entrance {ce | leaven a big lump. But two members of the eee eet oat ake romain o'be | tional hina, the Austrian hymn was played at| gist of Alabama; Prof. J. A. Holmes, etato| Wr. W. H. Barrison, superintendent of gas The Virginia Cotored State Fair. @1 Bottles Violet Water..., Te | of $250 und giving a bond of $1,000. It is un- | District team started out at Sea Girt with rogue | extended or redeemed: Can oeme Them same time on other instruments. State | geologist of North Carolina; Mr. Arthur Wine- | lamps, has resigned, and Mr. G. L. Plimpton | prof. £. D. Scott of the Virginia Normal and se. Potties of Quinine and Ram Hair Tonic....soe | deFstoud that Huron will, therefore, be allowed | jation campaign hats, and for awhile the couple | Gevecraeucsig ant, only can shion apart: cae ee the Russian visitor ah? | low. state geologist of Missouri; Mr. E. T.| hue been appointed to fill the vacanoy. Mr. | Collegiate Iustitutc has been in. the city wince ais saeeics aig Wk Pe i. cane “i the club will refuse to pay the stakes | "EFC Objects of sarcastic scorn. ; Then came | gura of gold trom Europe, whicls seems inevi- Delled from Pragee by the pee Dumble, state geologist of ‘Tes Prot, J. | Harrison was tendered an inspectorehip in the | Wednesday in the interest of the colored state ‘and the case wili ngain come befere the courts | Tain and sunshine, clonds and clear sky and | tuble, the only open question being that ol indahl, state geologist of Tllinios. Maj. | same department, lined. Gee. Botties Bay Rum. ed ae Prescriptions carefully compounded by Registered Drugetets. Our prices are from 13 to 25 per eeut lower than The race, however, is a hard one to pick aud may go to any one of half « dozen horses. ‘THE ENTRIES. The entries, besides Corrigan’s Haron at 118 pounds, are: D Gideon's b. e. His Highness, namerous other meteorological conditions, of the eloth headgear. Last night Capt. menter received a consignment cf hate, and in a few minutes the stock was disposed of. To- day Capt. Parmenter has a score of white heimets on his cot, and tonight they will be amount. Apart from the effects of the prospect- ive extraordinary export of wheat, it deserves notice tht the national exports are showing & lerge increase, those for July being $8,200,000 above the same month of 1890, while the July inports fall $11,200,000 below those of last year. BOTH COATS DECLARED OFNUINE. A short truco has beon patched up between tl advocates of the holy cout of Treves and thowe who uphold the holy coat of the Argenteuil, in France. It is said to be agreed that the holy coat of Argenteuil is the small coat worn by Powell wax clected chairman of the meeting. Mr. Winslow was elected secretary. After 3 few preliminary remarks in explanation of the reasons for calling the meeting, Mr. Winslow read a paper suggesting a plan of organization and explaining the objects of and the results to ‘The Usual “What did be threaten todo to you?” in- quired Lawyer Mons of a colored woman in the Police Court, who charged her husband with fair to be held im Richmond on the 8th, 9th and 10th of October and in Lynchburg on @e 15th, 16th and 17th of the same month. Bis object is to secure the appointment of a com- missioner to collect exhibits for the Washing- ton departmont, and to have the colored mi- 209 a 5‘ 4 The securities movement with London” has, “ be derived from such an official association. | having threatened her life. litia of the District take part in the traders’ other drungiste chance, ee ee ee es wo suddenly become un- | within the last few days, chauged from ono of | Christ as a child, while, according to. tho | As promiment among the important objects of | “He said he would put me six feet under ide of the opening div. Prof. Keott spent Dniy’s ch. ¢. Tammany, 127; D. Gideon's b. e. | *hipped 3 Treves documents, the cout in the latter city is low ° + r ‘Store open ail night. 7 Cons br. e. Lew | Popular. change has materially altered | return to that of export, and the rates for ster- that ‘worn by Savior at. the crucifixion, | "2° #s0cintion the following may be cited: ground,” she responded. yat Camp Frederick rs bee. Newton, Lis, | the appearance of the team, and the alteration | ling exchange show a weakening tendency in pln se Bll se pn sion. | 1. ‘The deteruination of the proper objects oneaienen: sultation with Maj. Revells, who will &. | 1s forthe better. Every man looks like a vee eran except when he happens to wear ci sympathy. ft may be a few weeks before specie imports set in, but the prospective move- that the two coats belong to different periods of public geologic work. “Six feet, did you say?” have his battalion in Kichmond en nee] “You,” interrupted Judge Harper, “she said 2. Tho improvement of methods. to join the Monumental City Guards and. the ¥. &, WILLIAMS & CO., Druzgists, clothing. ‘end then most af then have a Ment is near enough’to prevent, in conjunction | “84 tatboth are genuine. 3. The unification of methods. aateny tp cafimeye pliantntige Fig nitimore Rifles of Baltimore and the colored and woolly western air about them, The Jer- | with the treasury payments for redeemed 4348, PLEASED WITH BALMACEDA’S DEFEAT. 4 The establishment of the relative | Sr. put down about cightocn inches. | Militis of Virginia in the opening parade. Prof. Cader Mawaic Temple. | 5°R" and A. H. Morris’ b. e. Mars, Io: J. A: | Se¥men address them ay “coxboys.” but they | any important stringency in the local loan | ‘The excitement over the news from Chili is spheres and functions of national and state | ® to be put under etx fect.” Soot focle Chet the fair will Ge © quent succes i. Morris’ b. f. Anna_B., 115; Mr. Man- | ih they had euch hats for their own wear. ~ | market. very great, and much more pleasure is evi- | SUrver eine cate & “fo do I,” added counsel. for his poople in showing much of their mate- roo Chatade, U1 Lieut. Farrabee. inspector of rifle practice — vg, | Wa8 shown when the defcat of the congression- he i * u EEG ELLE colored citaze their undertaking Waar Do You Turse Or Turse |S Siituingenet tree ii Mareus Daly's | for the fourth battalion, who is here with the |. Sales—Regular call—12 o'clock ms D.C. 8.05%, | alists was announced the day before. soups seep dne tere peal eed St. Stephen's Chureh. coutribolionsof axonnp. » —— b. c. Fairplay, 108; Mareus Daly's eh. c. silver d with a beard that could probe- | oes a < ——ee fits On the first Sunday in September St. Steph- Kee surprising how many peorle are fooling them- | Foo jus Joka Hunters, bik Devoner toe, | team. is blessod with a beard that could pro! Government Bonds—U.S. 4s, registered, 1907,11734 ciation of its value. —__ selves in buying furniture, &c., on installments or | 4%. 108: org + | bly make good showing in competition with the 48,1907, Tlie Did, ‘H9 asked, | THE TROUBLES FN NICARAGUA, Jong time. We show them where We offer man at Just one-half credit price, but they say care anything about price-I want tin strange fascination, of tmprovident h they are willing to pay #2 for a #1 article Jewe of payime for 21 [0e. at a tir the privi- These same people Walcott and Campbell's eh. ¢. Entre, 108: G. E. Smitu’s b. ¢. King Cadmus, 103; Foxhali Keene's chestnut colt, 108. ‘THE FAVORITES. Each of the above candidates had hie sup- porters at the track today, but Dagonet seemed hirsute adornment which oneo depended from the chin and cheeks of Aaron. The lieutenant is very prond of his beard, and ho may there- fore be pardoned for displaying symptoms of fear when fun-loving Walter Cash seized the mia.’ Kol fs ‘cur- Til bid. 1bbuskeL Sigs, rey. 2-105, 180s 02 bid, — asked. President Sacasa States His Reasons for Ex- pelling Chamerro and Others. Graxapa, via GaLvEstox, Texas, August 29, President Sacasa issued a proclamation yee 7. The inauguration of surveys by states not having such at present to co-operate with the other state surveys and with the national survey. Awan immedinte result of this meeting a committes of fix was clected to consider the en's Chureh will be reopened after repaire and it is intended to makce he occasion one of great interest s0 far as the musical exercises are con- cerned. Prof. Maina of St. Patrick’s Church will have charge of the program and besides his Range of the Thermometer. The following were the readings at office of weather bureau today: 8 a. m., 61; 2 p.m., 6B Maximum, 64; minimum, 59. Hae ; matter of organization, with the power to | own choir there will be tatives from MARKIED. Cont eeem to understand how t ie that thes areal] TO" Le" best liked. Merry Monarch and. His | Whiskers and puta big pair of shears across | “Miscellaneous Honds—Wasnington ana Ueorge- | *Fday giving his reasons for expelling from | Mame'n ‘conthtuten wid’ Pelens, Bone ae STULL—HEFFRER. tn Beininwore, on ‘aye hard up. Ne man can prosper as ioneas he pays | . > them. Xu harm was done, but half a dozen | town Kaliroud, 10-40, da, U6 bid, asked. Wash- | Granada ex-President Gen. Chamerro, ex-| ported to the asmociation at a ime aud place to Para EE ne Rew Ga Ei Sand gets Ql tor &.' 1 dent want any credit busi | Highness were discussed and the latter's big | onlockers laughed heartily at the threatened | ington aid Georgetowm Kallroud Couvertible us, | President Gen. Joquin Seavala, Don Anselmo | bocaccted by the committee. ‘This committee ee ee ep seur_M yom heaves dolar to recma A willsive sou weight was always taken into consideration. | cata:trophe when it was no longer probable. | i id —, asked: | Masonic, Mall Anayelation, | Hreatueus Som 2 peogetten ef. tho Duarte |comaite of Minh 2.0. Powell, Gmectey of ie tom, D : 160 cents’ Worth for it. If you can't pay cash for what | It was the _ of many that, while Gideon | 4 Jittle later in the day the heutenant was oe ie be a ty | N, nae, the leading newspaper of Nica-| United States geological survey, chairman; pikp. Jou Want you need not come Wedou's wii ontime. | bad a splendid colt in the winner of the cham- | swabbing out his gun and happened to eatch Tagua: Enrique Guaman, a son of Gen, | Prof. £. A. Smith, state geologist of ARNOLD. Ov Thursday, August 27. 1601. af 11. Band sem pote ym dice sbiaranaca’ pion a — —— i ey penerett Set aire on the end s Py clean- Guzman, and Don J. D. Rodriguez, formerly | Prof. J. A. Holmes, state geologist of North p.m, GEORGE L. ARNULD, im the ‘Sits Seve, -hair Mattress, pour s ‘ar! horse, that od. tach. 7 ¥ “ geologist 4 Baie Matton, uli noes be $120. Coxtonton | the futarisy Looe 2 it | ely ceanated iia ving ov nore kta theo , inte | Snatoey whe are sscted, of being “the tiny | Arianeey, Sis: kctbr Wander, atte petiegier screen Say, pm at rettece a e pg oe —— — ee bee = = toy io Festa) Spee _ bps Lo ba = oe Sets sitinn rod and = nd Waa fmt es = oid | leaders in the riot which took place last Sun-| Of Missouri, and “Prof. W. H. Winshell, site = Heatives and frends cordially iuvited to ring Koller Shades, Oe. a . and ‘the grea! eard being the instruments of progression. It | — ask gion Gas Company a geologist of Minnesota. * tend. Nar, Bie. Viy Fans, $1.68. Initial Tumblers, any | Mefauzhlin in the exddle his supporters seemed for awhile ax though the liontennt | Vie 9%, 122 bide 136 waked. exiugton, ear cecresiete ene eres oe at oe rae aes eect enaian: acc abeiadirs aan eer eA 4 ae as, | 19 Fite way to the arguments of the followers | would citer have to go through life with a 1 a ‘The president says that he was forced to ex-| the association, whow organization has been dio Foor of tasuee comers beng end pane? eotealtged eas Oe ooh Gat aan ser aoe | the entrics of Marcus | File hancing from his whiskers or else be con- pel these gentlemen, all of whom are promi. | an oft-mooted question, is now in a fair Tl illuess, wintca hebore with Carvetian tape Daly, and Sir Matthew aud Tammany were liked by many. ‘The weight of opinion was, however, in tavor of Dagonet. ed to suffer at the hands of an amateur Barber, but by careful manipulation the deadly weapon was removed without a single hair be- ing injured. Metropolitan 22 Did, — asked. UL. o. 10636 Uid, 1123 asked. ‘Bunk Stocks—Bank of Washington. 480 nent oud some of them wealthy, because they have been plotting against the government, secking its overthrow, exciting she peoplo to condi- tion to become an established fact; that it will serve as an invaluable agent in securing har- mony and efficieney in the nny it publio | Past work will be readily appreciated. bid, — asked. Metfopolltat, 465. bid, "asked. | rebellion, intriguing to distarb tho good fecl- —_— ———_—_ HOSPITALLE ATTENTIONS. Soom, I Wil. cheat” Suonmy ant tae: | ea with Bvanighineiepanans ontinamees| meeting of the committee on ofganization | sponded. GRASTY. FOURTEEN LOADS OF HANDS. ‘Too much cannot be said in commendation | cituuics’, 190 bid. — asked. Citizens, 170 | un) iotic conduct. of the United States Association of Govern- i of the Jersey guardsmen in camp at Sea Girt. | Pit ianc® .Couumne, 104 Dil Jusked. Cap-| Senator Ancclmo Rivas, the editor and pro- Se ee ae GOT WHAT HE DESERVED DOUBLE STORES, ‘The Bloody Trophies Secured by @ Tarkish | 4. 11) times and in ail places they have done | Tus 7 asked. | prietor of the Diario Nicaraguenze, the presi- | Coomos Club at o'clock. WURNITURE, CHINA. GLASS AND KITCHEN in Arabia, ‘Traders, 114 bid, 11934 asked. Linivolu, 99 bid, 1UBAg dent says in his proclamation, has been In bis lust bours he said that when be was gone be bad ote to rest wilds the Lord. WARE-SOLD ONLY FOR CASH. Apex, August 29.—An Arab, whose word is | CVCT7 Shing man cond reasonably desire in be- | “it saa siocks—Washington and Georgetown, | Of Publishing faise reports, stating that’ Gen, ALEXANDRIA. companiment at Saratoga. i 4 half of tho comfort of the Washingtonians. | zip yids 24 uakou Aetrapoltians isthe Sine Tas | Wasquee had entered Honduras territory for the MY. ‘2.—Geo. W. 30 1510-12 7th st. p.w.. bet. PandQ. | worthy of belief. has arrived here and tells a ‘They furnished tents, cots, blankets and the | asked. Columbia, — bid, +2 asked. Capitol ‘and | p of creating @ conflict Nica- THEFTS AXD PUNISUMENTE. Samatooa, '., August . Sluy- ASTIFATION, WHICH GIVES LISE TO MANY | Startling tale of Turkish triumph. | According | vumerous etcetera that go to make camp life | StH O Strect, 35 bid, 43 anked. Hel aud | ragua and Honduras, The mayor has sent Frank Travers to jail for | “7 Young business man of Luzerk, went |“, Se cas as enreets oe Serene | to thle Arab Abed Biss Forte, the Tosh | caulestable; onc they bare been twost aiten-|Titenore aig ee nna Brera nsaee: home iast evening and found George Burn- : = ion of Arabia, bas utterly out a revolt : inmurauce Stocks-—Natiunal Uniow, 17 bid, $1 epee grrr Blea: also sent to jail for six months John Turner, | which broke out recently in that province and | €¥eTY beggar age er hyd ov ng tr ag er parr ged elem grace na Sem timore Amert-| uo yesterday morning entered the esting } c rd. Gens. Spencer and Howard, with a | Di 17 asked. — et 7 | cam, through Gen. Felix Agnus, editor, MW.B a terror into the hearte of | reward) Gens. Spencer tal or emer rank, | Ke lugs § bid, SF waked Feople's 8 big, house of J. A. Furrer, on St. Asaph street near ish commander in Yemen, the piiecipel divis- snrgenta. | Tike Arab adds that the Nana, tive in a delightfully informal manner. and have seen for themselves that their hoxpitable ‘aiming to encourage manly sport among men of Maryland and Virginia, offers 00 ie prizes to be. Tarkieh cl and, reaching behind the eonnter, | dered him to leave the pret it Noa. 1215 Ft. and 171460. the nb er | designs were carried out in the most liberal yet | gj2 tie, (usurauce Stocks —Lolumbla Title, @3¢ bid, contested for'in # tourney. stebcakig 0k S006 inte. Abchemsany ber eneaeeinten premises, following ty phal his | unostentatious manner. Hurrah for Jersey! Gas aud Electric Light Stocke—Wastington Gas, —_— ‘Was recovered by t. Smith and the officers. | second ball bit Burnham in the back Has HIS STORE FULL OF fourteen camels, laden with hands cut WAITING FOR THR ANNOUNCEMENT. arty ay gt gp ge & Loutsville Cashier Takes Somme. near the right shoulder end came out USEFUL AND ORNAMENTAL GOODS. the rebel chieftains of Yemen. A very quiet crowd uf rriffemen stood and ant | ‘‘relephone stocks—Feunaylvania 23 bia, — sake. |_ Lovuvante, Ky., August 29.—Major William | ‘The police report last night to have been one | ™nder_ le Og ent Yemen i# adjacent to the Straits of Bab-cl- | 5 near as possible to the association headquar- | Chesspeake ant rotomne, 8 Vid 68 + | Tillman, cashier of the Falls City Uank, whicts| of the quietest over known here. The town | {urtber shooting, and Sluyter, sur Weck as delicht housekeepers and others, Mandeb and was known to the Romans as Ara- ile the scores were being examined and | &t Gtaphophone, 434 bid, 7 Gliepel te: Ute wy, inw nt Deputy, ve ne ny NOW IX SEASON. bin Felix, or “Happy or fortunate Arabia.” | ters while the sc ed an ioc Seeks -Weemingion Market com- | seeently city, to well. There were no arrests, and this| veyed to his father's home und Drs. Aldrich den hen oe the above dispatch | verified. Nobody knew just how the totals | pany to vide i asked, _ The news tine caused a sensation both | morning the cells of the station house ave |and ezamined Lis wound, provouue- BEAR is sent, is known as the “Gibralter of the .” | stood and » good dealof anxioty was noiselesaly | ball}, Sepals aah ‘Vrast Companies — eee in bet, fie high arte side youre of tt a child. aa nee and coopers in the | exhibited until, Gen. Spencer made the formet |: ; s both. His iight was| 4 number of Alexandrians, who have been in ofa YREEZERS_WHITE MOUNTAIN. —_- ¥ ‘te Great exhibited tom Lown and Company, 94 vd, 8] prompted by the investigation which is being on the Loudoun fair at Leesburg | She as he was being taken from REFRIGERATORS EDDY's. withslatestoneshelves. | province of Yemen, belonging ‘reat | announcement that settled matters. Then the | asked. American Security uid sYua Company, into the affairs of the suspended bank, | and the Fairfax fair at Fairfax Court Hfouse, | the house. DO. LORILLARD’S, tor hotels and clube. — few Jerneyenen, whe an vie eer vr cd SENT 2 the disclosures exceodingly damaging. "| have retarued pleased with the trip. Burnham is thirty-five years of age and is FRUIT Jabe-MAsOws. TRACK OF FLAME, focus manner the entire Washi contin Baltimore Markers. Robert Mallar, colored, has been committed | married, but is not living with his wife. He 4 WIDE GB | teous monne: Ended. to jail from Alexandria county on the change of | was intoxicated at the time he was shot. This JELLY TUMBLERS—TIN TOP. gent fractured the surrounding atmosphere | BALTIMORE, August 29. — Flour ae rupert) SS Farmers in South Dakete Ruined by @ Tevet. | With vocal and joyfal exelamations, | The ruper, tan oe aunexira, Samoa do, Tamil, “ Swe ee Ee ras ee inn aiemmiats anton are, ony PITCHERS_ PLA’ PORCELAIN NED. a - . @L.488 WARE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. Morin fae oe Ti gana we Boge or fo poate gocsangelprd Prractendior- a] ‘Washington ferry house at King street dock is ‘Famalers from Jo. each to $0 per dozen. Mrvwsaronss, August 29.—A special to the | foelnk Nid! ove beem had they taken the honere a ae ; pow nenrly completed and willbe inepected: WHITE STONE CWINA, oli kinda Journai from Foulktou, 8. D., says: All of the | ihe’ Scives So long as the District of Colume The months | Lened fone year. Probably all of ie etter | Senrree OY © vee number of Washington | fature date, ——— Se northwestern part of Faulk county was burned | bia won it mattered but little which band of 3 October, operators: ils ee same terms and —_—_—_—_—— ‘They Want Commissioner Bragg’s Pince. —- simple end ‘nexieanive | over last night by a terrible and most destruet- | representatives did the winning. a aie comply with all of the recent mininglaws, The Articles Identified, Mowroomsar, Aus, August 29.—Moj. H.C. _ ive fre vent petite aie known tiie Rempts, s prominent lawyer of this city, and tore clones ot 5p. m2. during Anguat Pg yg of Alnska, Moj. H. B. Shorter, president of the Alsbama lit up with Durning stacks of Faaycuco, August 29.—Census Agent railroad commimion, have filed applications The! hee pry hen For wa returned fram Alaska, bavit _ for the vacancy in interstate commerce foot of ia Relea bes: pe commission caused by the ‘of Commis jst 7h mag pleted the Sar aac mg Lair sioner Bragg. Mansa; ; acai pais 5,000; Esqaimaux, Cannie’s Fesiing abs - whites, Orvawa Ovr., Husras, & &, “hat time th white and w Sih ak. Went Wentumctom, the Paside report po Pee ‘hi | tier stan feuniery” fu TE THE STOMACH, LIVER Carmelite decrease of 8,000 in native | SRCiCe, 1vezl; ‘18 Bacnet tan apace“ | Annie & Meoey Ber Fetal ays tn matrcn hve | linn" “Coto Liver File overy whe. “Try them. been from the whalers Os is 16K» Others “ manufao- Winter assem eae saaer crepe | Mave med, "sey “ara ealed | “natty donk At draguing’ nuactared by De. Stewert & | Oy sing. tommy Oe a