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, 1881-06-22
HENRY S. LANE.

Isat.-I2on,,,rt<nble Coincidence of tho
Birth ntlI DpWsli or, lilN Law 1nrts
Nor, samuel q. Nitthn,,.
Special ni,pateh 10 The Ch,edoa Tribune.
INDIANAPOLIS, 1ntl., .Itt,ie at.-'rllu funeral
ceremonies over tho ho.ly of ex-senator T.ai,o
ut Charlottesville t,-,luy werG Of tho most
touching and impressive character. Among
the prominent c1tlze1ls If tho StNte who were
present tliny be tIusltiul,ctf the following:
t;ov. Porter. Senator llrnjalnn lturrfsoM, ex-
d:ov. 'Fl,onlns A. Hendricks. ex-senator Me-
llonaid, .1uttgo t'rcsIniIl', Statc Auditor
Wolfe, Acknowledgement Curt,nlan, Post.
W. Royce, Cnl. Fred l}aEge, 1.tu,lt.-t,tw.
1lannu, John NJ. Butter, Al,Ij. J. W, Gordon,
Col. WIS. Robertson, Reporter Frank N. Dtce,
Dr. *. j. ltny, Col. Carrnrton, l,cpresunta-
tive ,,nincs H. Wilson, Gun. atnl,sott,
State sraator lslstinc,, Ala,rlcs Thompson,
Judges rI,oMhns ntld 1,ritt0n, u, y. White,
t1lO fscvs. }nrtlett, lty!te,. md Reed, DR..
l!awH, StAt" I,rsa$'1f,r M t iill, Attonley.{;ei.-
fTH tnrI i%.r W. rG"s 3 M,1 osirs' usF 3oarss tas as
y. ". lla!!i.a, Congressman Pierce, H.. ".
MckeeM. w. :. llng(u, Congressman Oth,
Jtlgu Woa'ls. ,nf tile 3,lnret,,D Court. at,d
ny % t otSrs tns cs s ssry1fs s.srs Msrs s " te
!Asnury University. 1'resi.lpnt r!ttlH, of WI
f,tsIl College, md Tho liuv. j. ". llirris IN
sisted III conducting tlie EXERCISES There was
.}' /" iora" ss sSfo',; hpt bornt@s tsIns Eiry lry
Oil nntl lntiIate friend Of Air. l',,tc, slnliy-
cred nil address, In Which lta s|nltn fenltngly
Of his long t,ersonal Intimacy. With tho tll:-
censrd, a'.t @ reviewed bis gl,l!lte A'!l private
frolt rorell df tho ho,se, tue spacious lawn
before which WIZ crowded with lMoplc.
!Aftur tito rG,nalnsu the distinguished tlnnl
llad been Waved by those III THO house, tho
Il ccnttal SPOT on tho lawn, where IT WIS tlc-
pUsttcu for y jHlrllng luo k from tho rest or
tlle, asscl,lblngc., Tho following wero tho
lAll-lIenrers, lit tho 0rttgr given:
Samuel iiiuforl,
e.: !; i;i: E;; &!
Senator vour,,ces.
At tho conclusion OF the ceremonies the
tiIo order Of t'rnccss0n beil'g as follows:
MuitIed dru,ns.
Tho Montgomery tiunrtls.
Mclhersult Posi-, q. \. Il.
otlEca uf ibid Fellows Iii r.rrlages.
.rlppgeanoo Club.
iIonrsu.
PAlt.lenr0rs In cHrrlaHess
There Mlst linvg been nearly LOO carriages,
anu TIC processlo'l extended u mile; At The
ssle!sry ;%. thy eGry9olss wcrc conducted by
~ singular enllIcldenco was tho tlenil, Of
Samuel y. Wilson, tho Oil law-lMrtlicr of
Mr.. Lime, Ills lifelong friend alad nUxt-Goor
were concluded. MIR. Wilson Ind bucl, MI
luz for several months, md wns breathing
Ills lust to-ttay wl,Io the funerA! SERVICES
Wero going, nti over. the bMly ut Ills dis
tngulsl,ctt frtgll.l:. lilo was by Il few months
the senior af Mr.. Lame, u.l1 wus ono OF craw-
fOrlSyllle's best and must enterllrfsiIg clti-
zetls, hnyng been one If tho origlnntors Ut
tiia. indianapolis, Bloomington IL Western
l{ufirullt,
, 1881-06-22
THE "BpST0N P0NCAS."
fxf TtF<nnttk L. ~. Hr,f hU~ =

Sioux CITY, ill.,, June al.--Acting under
unleEs from tho Secretary OF tho Interior,
Col. Edwards, Agent Vt Tue Winnelago aud
On,aha lndialls, has called u council of eacll
tribe separately 10 submit to them thesu In
Hu!rles:
WIN tho Wlnnebagoes tuko the boston
, 1881-06-22

III tho cstnt1 or Abigail +. Grant, deceased,
letters Ut n,lnInIstvntion wcro lseucl to John @.
Grant, under Il uuuu nf ZIG O00. lpprOveti.
III tho cbtutu Ut CArsltilG 81. Frost, ticceaBed.
lcltors Ut administration wuFU issuel to A1A u.
Frost, 1Iulcr q hol OF *.,010. Appruvesl.
, 1881-06-22
OUR PRODUCTS IN EUROPE.

Tho meeting tl1er n.ljualrrGtl. |
-..---~HO---------''
OUR PRODUCTS IN EUROPE.
rrlc]<, syl,lcn ,ku,u Csu,rrnrce-l,c-
vclupm,cnf or 'TrMdp with !Attstrfn.
Spttlti nis,sIeh 10 Tie thtedao TTtinns.
WASHINGTON, y. G., ,tuNu al.--Cnnsnl-
t:cnernt Weaver, Mt Vlinra, furnishes thy
Stair department witt, u sAtllalilc ta lcr III,
TIM, Introduction Ut American, products a,,l
nto Austrl1.lianynry, md, ut
Tic su,nn ttn,c, gives Il very valuable w'tIninR
To 4Ancricun manufacturers. lie shows tll,tt
honesty II must certainly tho hest pulley ~
tho export tr;ltie; mil that an nttMNpt III
n,nkG arEg amounts nf M0llcy Uii ntlo ti,v0Icc
by lrtty swinlcs reacts scyei uty agnli'ss !lo
eutirr Amnrlran t,suIe. Dcspl@ nll tricks.
huwever, md M!S,, notwithstanding the severe
protective tnrlr. The impnrt trade frnN, tllu
United slntrs IL Aus.rn Is ycry rniltly III
Grtaslng. Cni,sul-tiencril Wenvur says:
sufficient esmtcin', ~ HIva, letter ut taco,li-
tarltlntun tp tmlr Anrr(Ehn merchants. scne y
rsnfsstaye s,,sss ees, 81 t9 @ nessia Hfs na
tnlevel TINT r.,nl'er hu.o might tlntl lnr9c
tonsr,lhon!ly h,!sess eonMcetl''ns, ,i,, With y
mai t,r ,vn,,la az t.i, trn,ir EimtturItlv t4ut.
ws wf1 ss S1T III. % n Il E,x t,anxo
nrjc,p ,,nftc tiir e,s itlr tho ilrst ytAr wulld
rcasa sli1,ooj. i'rlul orders wcrn s.e.,r,sl
stmtoi narlcul"riy thc will or sl,c l,1so sl,iki
I,t,t H. lcss itn,i tfvr rrntltnrtcra. The uno,ls
nrrivc'l +, .i'ln t!a l Inc "nil1'''
till pn further ux,usnnlien 1t WIS fflinti
tlat te ily,.y,tlns.ss w.ils e t hoss ,!I..
tnlultig ior y,ir, rra uei, md NJ! oF to thrte
refused ind sent hack tu tho ngc'lts' INC tf'oH
chhracssrlze'I US ,,,,,,,
ant, pr4b,hy tic tr,,,lu Injured fur ,nutiy tlay
tu et'ts.t,. Ti,e Intention tr tuo manufacturers
sncis tra,isac,iu,,. tlloy eu.'liy replied lhat
sce,ug Tho rharNc,er Or tl,clr manu-
tns,''Te "a ,,"s ,, st ;p ,,str.n1 S1,,,1,r %r
shcir 4sMMls, mid consequently gnvo or.!ers thus
iii stuck nt, ,uni should liz, ruiurlc,l tu Nrw
iultii or misrepresentation ur Instructions. Ur II
cul,si,rubIe luck nr taru, tl!tcuit IN Explain ln
S ay s:'ais1"S1.y a1 Isay st WIFI ccraiis ? w
sao injury tlti ot s,o ttcrr; cul,il,le,iec l'l
viii rs,,lltr loi,E ncritai uf IMltio1ii effort u.il
hofs IT,, n',;y,1 sa!11, ,,vllv uu,,o,3l our rru,.
,nitrset bs tlntiusai jsaatsies mid l,rrjinlees,
is prtltrctvo tilltCr MT, turtnnlite+, lis wei, Hs
III sfiUrt.sgtri or Tint -scrvttitr merchants ur
tiloir uschs who prefer III, inaiisltu insignlll-
IL '1iirsttot,nhlu rcks ia tsl.lo tit rs,ly destroy
q t.trpu tuturu prptItnIlu l,siscss yot iileru c.
lie HCirecty II tiutl1t that tho ri,SrItt itnsyOrt
tr.,u ir,1ili tho utItGtl Htliirs ia thia c0try ID
!a'cks, constantly ail1 rnrl.liv ,, it,Era.s,,
lER3 Wy Ltaat saontua,iy certa,h % n"1iom ~ e,.
Htt1inHers to or hut little kun~ti tiIn'tl theho
tiiarKSs, ltt'y ~ Mltnbiy strets. ne,s @
, 1881-06-22
NEW COUNTY BUILDINGS. .
Special 1ispateA 10 Ixs Chicago Tribune

MAllsltALLTowN, H.. June al.-!rlle title
To ttle MarslsalltowN public park was today
transferred ny purchase to Marshall County,
being tie outcome OF several years OF Court
House agitation Plails and specifications fot
county buildings aud n Courthouse are un-
, 1881-06-22

city: a.Anl!th!lIx ought To he tnilt aPet''lf 10
rc.litHtr the Evil. .,,
Iii. Fir wa enI!c,I IN. an'1 sni'1 be- r.n,hlu.l
~, tho anbjrrt. Thu p,nr n,nn WIS really 11hrc
Interested lfinn tl,0 rIfli uitr.
Tho meeting tilIn n.ltnrtlt!l.
, 1881-06-22

M,1M amy WRn.m ~ ~. ~. ~ ~ ~, ti,n,
iutlHr!hcnl ncri.t!sl'' ~ ~, ~ ,rsn y,
tiMsfa!!y rrH''1' ie a,ranncn ,t. M nurcsss"'"
'%hnn % nlss anH Its!Gns tn' aaM t.nl ,tl -, .,r.,,.
Inn INV huei..1 % %M!er ~ W rs ra.G. ~ T., ~, tGnf
Or hnlGMhs, nu rS''rss H. H. Mreu.n ,. " T nr,.
Gas, tnolr i.a wm, NJ tna. H. M nv" nc" r. ~, ~,
ant Hl.Ein.s nnn nneer,s ~; ~, sm ,,,,,, In.u
@ @M sst y, y y w s1S ,c,s % t N s
er , ~ III v @ si ~ @ .,u, f:'.,
siles fmR.ns c!.' rt. t fas +, e, ,he scs s c H.
3yss 3 @ ~ ' W" IL ~ 1 .,,s rnb T.,
I'LL, ua ..s . .nv IT, IT,. ""i HI. ,,,9nTa nm
keeP III "'tnneF-NH.'' @ tss ",so HIM t"tI;r
~ mnFcnt, tna INV ,ts ~ r,t.. ," ~ rt,.T"il.
~ ~ naicn ..ses sio .. T. ,.i,. i, ,,n 100 t,;n
EilGt Mna. nn!.sT NJ t.''su ~ ~ ,., ..t,, H..
, . :" 'no No. ~. ',, ~ ,u"ni, IT, li9 ~ .sa
l; ,1 ~ ~ ny aI y" IL. n,t,it,.s "
Thu undersigned hhyc Hlsn becn Informed |
TINT -. ....
AMESt,slt:STA ri THE FIRE DtlI'lSASCE
nrr hcf,,rn y,u,r hotornt,1u tuvly which pr,u,se
~ n"rt, In t.rsrfit,,, t,f snnii wANich ilp,tsrs
,v,tn tl,or H., mt ,,xi.tEviz. ~ lin vMcMnt
tat. n,,v t,,,r,, ibt,s ralul,IshnE CuiYlltty
i".tw"sn tm,,n INV exis,inw ,r ,lcsrpyl,,1 liz,
,nnst nrtni,t irvsj,,t, II, WhIcl, M, inv rrlv
f,r ,u,Ii" suf,tt' 4 Tw tnt,,its nut, ,lully
, 1881-06-22

ilcr consideration by tho board nf Hn|prvlS.,
nrs. II IL urnn,,srd 10 cr,vL TIN Iinest ttnHrt-
ltu,!s, III tho State, tie estimated cnsL l'1I.
S.IGtfNNt
, 1881-06-22

1nNre thlA l0lN tfliI0 huusca bud bcgn put UP
@ ~ thS " sss %sre
ryntud for a!o 2 sear y rolandsrs anu
rosd TRICKS % lie West slde, saa i was ~
Side: II sone!hnx was not do1r, chlcqrD would
~ & s'rrpIae r. Iof ;naly by tIra,!foa ~
g. ess Ss t. S sSS HS u
Y rapidly That tho pooplo lost sight Of such
"sI sIf: Goodman su,a Insurance. me,i know about
tho !nfractlons IT the lire oFtl!nanco. and thoIr
;,,ds e9oIs!anty X, ~, awos pon the hsars t s,
IT, 5ep9as a &C. Wy" q as #
Whun ths CYL camg upou them thoy Thought ut
a learned it, isHs1%s , s1d detofnsa n,'s stt
s asenoa t soa thS a SeeS cas
~ TO- . Sn Err :! Saess f. II sfse: e ys t. IT,
sl1!l!ty i they undertook 10 lrau'plo upon tho
sir. Moore Thought tho report waz very goo,,
~ and ;Gry @ W,se E., hut when y sot hsforo sao Gon:
u set Of alarinlsty. ~
THE COMMITTEE SHOULD ACT
!n conjunction With tie c!t!zens' Association to
onHlIsh11sa na th1 A?tticrMeHs; ., ts,. -. ..,,
celated tho danxer wnleh throaicncd tliou,. ThoIr
!tefs.s !nas, 10 awake'.ea: M row weFs aware
saa II ias Gs.,nsi passs.5 " aseas. se!s.
out i VETO unisas lie people got aster atin. ihc
spoMkss urged tho scadfax ID of petitions to tho
Ol Mutiou OF Nr. Moore the committee OF I've
were Instructed 10 cooperate with ths Citlxels'
AH4oolatton tn presenting t9e ula'ter W tho
q Aid. ilidreth, who i said 10 10 working III
| the iht0rest OF TITO OHucrs uffpratrlo who YaiIt
g Est VI lneomo Iron thelr prop5sty.
| hut who H.3 NtAtl ii
, 1881-06-22

i,l.ss 1f thu yeople ind It hurl0r fntl .iIa.lUr,
work ,, to makS e. ,Sal!%s "! @ w itSe ~ s9 ~ aX
Legislature into nus pock9t aud the Congress
of the unttel States lnto tllu othar. pocket;
1loyolut.on ts Just Ml!e.sl NJ ny, al'd i prny
tha @ bna,Sdx' 4 e * wsTs gsst ts rssat rsst'S 4 N
b. rorreetetl, Il eorree!Ut! It wlil lo; ~ l,ad
Il forty years' quarrel nbout blAcN alnyery.$
Whit w0 must l,.ya now u q twenty 2ysala'
contest e,i abn,!t wl,lte slavery. w must l,.ys
SiatU a4i.l National Legislatures Whn cslnnOt
by srborntti ly bribery, either III the ,sllape
q pro,us"t!o'! q 4tollatS, ! DO not be}ieyo y
tint unless tl!e Cl.nsvl,, ut tlMl rises mp aila
nj tho frIpllll Of Gid, M,u prnela(Ins l.os
FMy ss II es Fl 5aeHs Ss9 au. W " ! M ars s'fb bafs @
fnr brva!l, sllp VIII l1ecot!o u ,cfIMet tnssltu-
6pacll, al.l Will inylto tWt!vs plain: hontst
ssrsI , to cH doft u w. postssltn
Wasat Ms well ny GrAwartt,. Whnt II The pres
ent tl!lsgrac4fus phase Ut Sulte ua1 NntEonal
wlllt!csp You a!lsl i '1ro paytnE ttttiny. thu
SIs SIst Il 9 e sssaS s1 n & et ts ssts 5 y sN,sy Nsyy
Of 0tlleo. Na ono a,lpN'ses Hint thu tktuen Or
twenty eaiMll!ate nyur which they lre e0tl.
fS s Wt IT. sstes s sW WIZ Wiz Met s ts Gs ss sts t ts e
new field anu Riyn tls for u change two great
Christian pli!anthrgpists WHO would atlorll
the Hcnat0 Df the United .Stutea riore tllal
s '"'ats %liS'a /. gt pIse, tst ts gfsat Crs
tlan pllllansfly0pist Of N0W YDrk. nnu tieorEy
!. Ssi,uy, the eFe1t Christian pl!ilant1roplst
9t brooklyn: do not knoW ", whether whether
men. 1Mly knuw they nrs anti.frAAd, anti
| rum. atti-ixn0rAuce. But nu such llonitna
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-08-16

An inquest was held yesterday by Coroner
Woodruff on the body Of Stella Grow. aged
twelve years, who was killed by bullet from
toy pistol last Friday In Newark. n. j. Theo-
dore Graf, who fired the pistol. was present in
charge OF constable. The testimony was to
the effect that Stella ard other children sat
playing q game OF forfeits on H. H. Ehler's
stoop. Graf took ont his pistol TO give ae for
felt, not knowing that it was loaded. II was
accidentally discharged and the bullet struck
Stella in the eye and entered the brain, The
jury rendered verdict of accidental DEATH ann
strongly condemned the selling OF toy" pistOls.
They called on the common councl TO iIans n
ordinance forbidding the ssle.-K. \. W6r1d o.
day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-08-16

The PIttsburg window-glass manufacturers
and operative committee have agreed on a
sliding scale OF wages similar to the one in op-
GRAFTON fer years between the iron manufac-
turers ane ;he anial.amated association.
The Parnei' branch of the Irish land leaasle
of Cincinnati Yesterday passed ,esolusier-. Sc
yerely ccad hing IrishInen who favor use
OF dynamite or ether nltilist methods 10 pro-
mote the cause Of ireland.
During . sa.s.ll m tho Delaware river, off
Chester. on ,-.sis i a. n small yacht containing
eight me- 2 I'd tasp OF the occE;,aflts.
Hugh Mo:i sais and Geo. tSrubb'
aoyA kn a. Is "a IA Md - -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-08-16

DROWNED AT LAKE CHATAuqUA.-A PhiIadel-
pnia Press special from Titusville, Pa. August
II says: drowning accident occurred at Lake
Ghatauqua to-day which cost the life of Clement
horton, OF Ellington, N. Y. Early this evening
between Point Chatauqua and Fair Point h,
some eAcursionists, containing satchell watch
ana clothes and other valNahles. They were
taken TO the general Office at Fair Point. and
% on inquiry they were found to belong to the
grounds in a boat this afternoon. and WAS after,
wards seen by some parties who thought he
acted rather queerly. The supposltion is that
ne was drowned while bathing. or he was taken
with an epileptic dt, he being subjectto epilepsy
dolph Seminary. His father is Methodist
for.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-08-16

ST. LOUIS, August ia special dispatch
from Hannibal Mo-, says: During dance at a
low and disreputable den on the island in the
Mississippi river opposite that city about 8
o'clock yesterday morning, Winston Barnes and
Johnny Gibbons got into a quarrel, during
which Barnes shot Gibbons through the body
and Boyd Robinson plunged q knife into his
neck. seyering the iugular vein. Gibbons fell to
the floor and expired almost instantly. During
the excitement Barnes and Robinson escaped in
a skifr to Missouri and disappeared. Gibbons
body lay where 1t fell until 8 p. M, when cor
oner from Illinois held an inquest. The parents
of Gibbons reside in Dubuque, Iowa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-08-16
Old World Affairs.

RAIN WANTED FOR CROPS.
LONDON, August 15.-The Calcutta CORES
pondent OF the Times says: An official report
in regard to the crops in the province of Mysore
says they are somewhat more hopeful, but that
more rain is greatly wanted.
NSURRECTION AT MUNEEPOOR.
News received here from MuneepoOr reports
serious insurrection there, bat no details are
given. The Maharajah is suppressing it with
the utmost severity. He has already executed
II men and imprisoned 30O
THE BOER FLAG.
DURHAM. August 15.-The Boer flag was
hoisted at Pretoria, in the Transvaal, on the Sth
instant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-08-16

INcENDARIsA IN MARYLAND.-Much excite
ment prevailed in st. MichaeIs, Nd, On Tues
day last. by the discovery that some one had
made an attempt to set fire to the town hall
Two large holes had been bored into the wood
work below the first floor, and kindlings In
serted; but the draught was insufficient. and
tie flame died ont. Mr.. w. J. Shannahaa. who
keeps the Central House, adjoining the hall. has
been held to baa on the charge of arson. he hay-
ing been seen BY seveaal persons at work boring
the h0les.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-08-16
The Comet Becoming Brighter.

Professor Parlhurst says in the n Y. Sunday
Herald: The approaching comet has already
made its appearance i'm the evening sky not
withstanding the brightness of the twilight
and the full moon, and the haZiness Of the sky
which has been so great near the horizon that
nave not been able upon either of the three even
lngs on which have seen the comet. to identify
its position with certainty and accuracy. 1t is
evident that it is moving in path several de-
greeS further north than described by the first
computed orbit. and that it will reach its peri
helion two or three days later. This brings the
comet little nearer the earth. at its nearest ap-
proach: but, on the other hand. removes il a
corresponding distance from the sun. so that
therewill be no material gain in brightness. From
Its falntness in the telescope have not much faith
in its becoming a very attractive object this
coming week. especially as its path will remain
so low in the heavens during the whole period
it will continue visible. Yet it will be easily
seen from positions where there are no inter-
vening objects. until after the new moon: and it
may yet. as it is still approaching the sun and
earth, become. as it has been expected to be, "a
conspicuous and interesting object"
A telegram from Cincinnati says: Prof
William Stone. Of the Cincinnati University
stated to-day that comet would now be visible
to the naked eye if it were not for the bright
light of the moon. 1t is situated i'm the con-
StellatiOn Lynx. and the nucleus can be seen
with the aid of good opera-glass in the north
western heavens during the first part of the
night. 1t does not reach, however, below the
horizon. but swings around below the north
star. and can be seen i'm the northeast during
the latter part of the night. 1t is now 25 times
brighter than it was when first discovered and
will continue to increase in brightness until
August 81, when it will be at its brightest. At
that time the moon will be gone and the comet
will be plainly visible.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-08-16

GUNS AMONG THE COrTON.-A cablegTara to
the New York Herald from London. August 49,
says: Five rifles were de posted at an early
hour this morning among cotton bales on the
Nelson dock at Liverpool. The man who brought
them escaped after struggle with watchmaIA
The affair has tended to revive the Fenian scare
In Liverpool" s
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Boom in the Grain Market,

WILD EXCITEMENT IN CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. August 15-There was wild excite
ment at the opening on Change this morning.
which has continued unabated until this hour.
01:3O am. 1t was believed that the reports of
rain in the western states would send markets
down. but they had no effect. and prices started
with an advance. which has progressed almost
without a break, and every article has shared in
the rise. September and October wheat opened
at 120A. October corn at 59S4 September oats at
35s, September pork at SISSY. and September
lard at sl1.6719. At this hour prices are jumping
rapidly upward and wheat is selling at 1907 for
cash and August. and 1908 for October. Corn
is the most active and excited. having sold up to
COZ for August, 621l for October, 6211s for No
vember. Oats sold at Sc for September: pork at
SIT .95 for September. and lard at s11.7215. Ex-
cept wheat. in all the articles named there is a
fractional reaction at this moment, but its up
ward tendency is very strong
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

rSe A MEETING WILL BE HELD AT THE
and see s1nf on TauRsbHY RS DAY. hSrust at half
past O'Clock m for the purpose Of organizing new
Building Assoeiation, which is about winding il sf
will s2HH qAMp AHaps1 EH
close WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 24TH
$40 a. nv and AS Sos p n.y. n.y. ''' '1'Dp ~ Nv
Returning. viii leave Camp T:2l. s;44 a. m. $685.
Round Trip Tickets. so cents. a1o-12t
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONER OF THE
BE- july IS issSotiee ost Is hereby G9
given to all derosors other creditors of the Freed
p iRa st n1t m
to this @ oee @ o eoe nns AZ en- #
they viii be barred and the distributed among
# Febrasry I s7 vRo Esas nos la M
ready received dividends. should Immediately forward
se Ssns or & &baRaer with their address
declared should not forward their books until further
is deenrf x f Which a@s HOee will os given
- N. III. MILLER,
Has removed his office to Rooms and :, Gunton Law
building, louisiana avenue, near City Hall. 1y253m
LADIES'
DoYOU WANT PURE. BLOOMING COMPLEXION,
If SO, few applications OF Hagan's
MAGNOLIA BALM
MAGNOLIA BALM
MAGNOLIA BALM
VIII crafty you to your hearts content.
1t does away with
skLLowNEss. REDSEss. P1MPLEs, BLorcHEs,
DISEASES AND IMPERFECrIoNs THE SKIN.
IT OvERCoMEs THE FLUSHED APPEARANCE OF HEAT
FATIGUE AND EXCITEMENT.
And natural gradual and perfect are its effects that
it is impossible to detec. its application.
jan27-eo
= 49, LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
SS SLATE MANTELS
just received from New York, design and coors
Have always ON hand large stock of
GAS FIXTURES, LATROBES AND RANGES.
SAML s. SHEDD,
lyle 400 9th street northwest.
F@ EUREKA SPRINGS WATER (from Arkansas,
80 summit Deep Rock, Geyser (Saratora), Be
gres Water and other Natural Waters freshly received
and Tor salt on draught at
MILBURN'S PHARMACY,
ms 1929 Pennsylvania avenue.
Ia GAS FIXTURES.
E. F. BROOKS, with Mitchell Vance CO. g goods
and quarter OF century practical experience. l can
meet al competition and sell ct LOWEST RATES I'M
nense Stock. Fine selection. Retort Gas Stoves,
dueed rates.
mi E. F. BEOOKs, 59l 18th street.
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Saturdays Heat n Richmond.

CTOn the hlcnmOn0 (SA.y O1HDa1c0, Aug. II.
At 6 O'Clock yesterday meFmng the Dispatch
thermometer indicated 50 deg; at 9 it was 81
deg, and at noon 101 deg. The heat was almost
unbearable. and the little, heeze stirring was
like hot air blast. The few people who have
managed to keep moderately cool all the sum-
mer were at last forced to admit that this was
something more than they could comfortably
endure. At 1 O'Clock the temperature had
reached 1O2 deg. and clouds began to rise, and
all the signs of violent thunder storm ap-
peared. About o'clock the wind grew into a
gale from the west, and the air was filed. with
the dust and sand raised from the streets.
where it had lain for weeks each day being
ground finer and finer. On Main street, at
one time. you could not see the houses on
the opposite side; the street cars ploughed
their way through the dust clouds like
ships heading black storm; pedestrians sought
the shelter of dOOrways, and doors and windows
were tightly closed against the pernicious in
truder At various exposed points shade trees
were blown down, the mulberries. as usual
being the chief sufferers. and several houses
were damaged as to the roofing and chimneys.
After this windy demonstration, which was
great raindrops began splashing upon the hot
was a lively struggle for supremacy between
the rain and dust, and amid it all there were
peas of thunder and some flashes of lightning
The dust. however. was soon mastered and
great streams filled the CUTTERS poured down
the roadway and swept off into the culverts the
accumulated dust and dirt of the weeks of
drought. From 1:30 to $50 the temperature
was lowered Is degrees, though the rain was
falling scarcely more than half an hOur