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BEAUTIFUL Fnrscu LAWNS 2,.
FIGURED SATINS. beautiful styles, reduced from 81
SILKS. 81; SILKS. so; SILKS, 60.
NUNS yE1LINGS. fine quality 90.
FANCY SILKS, reduced from IS 10 50.
NUNS yEILIN(iS, AZ inches wide all pure Wool.
(widest double Width. reduced from 81 to 81.
SURAH SILKS and Back SILK EHADAMES actual
value Il. so. dnced to 81.
BLACK BROCADE SILK GRENADINES, actual
value Il, reduced to 50c
Black SILKS. heavy Gros GRAIN reduced to 81, and
very fine quality Black FRENCH SILKS reduced
from 81. IS TO 1925.
LARGE Size WHITE QUILTS. reduced from 81 so to 81
CHEAPEST DRESS GOODS IN WASHINGTON.
Beautiful 5 ik and Vol DRESS GOODS, actually
worth 90 reduced to %.
Pure SILK BLACK BROCADE GRENADINES, every
Thread Silk, reduced from 81. 80 to rs.
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JEwELRr ADVERTISEMENT No. 2.
Continued from Last Week.

In our last weeks Jewery Advertisement we could
only for want OF space, mention Bracelets, Rhine Stone
Earrings and Pins. Rolled Piote Earrings and Lace
Pms now let US see what We have in Necklaces. We
nave loed Plated Necklaces from 81 40 to 81
10 years. $500 ~ "
We have excellent Fire GIT Necklaces, with and With
oIt harn IN large variety of designs at 99c.
we have Ivory Necklaces: We have Silvered Dog Col
lar Necklaces we have all Jet Necklace and Cellulod
Necklaces, all at 99c, Or al out that.
Gle at 92c, and SI.49
Our assortment Of Rings is very extensive. We have
99c.. 81. 40, $1.9S. ~ "
Gold Rinys. set With Pearls and Stones. from 99c.
heal and Imitation Cameo Rings, 99c. to 81 %.
Pain and Fancy Solid Gold Band Rings y9c to ST. o.
BaGgie Rings and Childrens Gold Rings. 99c.
In Rolled Gold sleeve Buttons. carry imme nse
Hne ana we esreclally call to attention our Real
stone Lever Sleeve Button at 99c and 81 .25. These
goods are sold everywhere st 81 80 and s. and are
equal III wear to solid gold.
we also can offer handsome Real Stone Lever Button
AZ a9c: ald nice Separate Button at Csc.
In ladies' and Geuts LAX Cuff Buttons we have
beautiful assortment. and have new patent Link
Sutton SUI at S9c; which you should examine.
IN toiaf 5nttons Tor Ladies and Gents have
amost everything in the market. at prices ranging
from lcc to &c Ivory Collar Buttons. Pearl Ice.
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NORTHERN LIBERTY MARKET III, branch of En-
terprts2 Tea Go. Choice tea for Soc per pound
good coffee, Soc. per pound. Presents given away
With tea and c0nGe. ODoHnell & Bro. Established
1873
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The BALTIMORE STORE sells beautiful polka dot
7ouiard SILKS AT Coo per yard. These gOol5 aret
great st bargain offered this season L. Behrcnils
BIS 1tn street northwest.
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CESrRE MARKET, No 322-3-4, branch OF Enter
prise Tea Co. Choice coffee, 2lc. per pound; extra
choice tea. So per pound. trockery AMI vases,
toilet ana ia sets given away with tea and coffee.
Established 1873. OnJnnell & Bro.
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SPECIAL BARGAINs.-Cream and black Spanish
laceS Il, o. 35 and 6sc yard; new lot Irish point
ana Swiss emDroiderieS. Mrs. Max Weyi, agt., IL
9Th street northwest.
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Not a Drink.

not sold In bar-rooms. but reliable, non-alcoholic
tonic medicine, useful at all times and in all sea-
sons, Is Browns Iron Bitters
WALTERBORo'. S. Cdr j. NJ. Klein says:
browns Iron BltterS have given universal salts
faction"
CoNYERs, GA-Dr ". H. Lee says: browns
iron Bitters Is good medicine, and many are
using 1t in this place,
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SILK MITTS SOC, silk Jersey gloves from sc. up,
SpanSh lace uchuS and ties ut reduced prices. A.
DammdLn, agt., SOC 1th street.
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FrRs received on storage and insured against
damage by moths or fire, at StilcmctZ g. Sons,
1887 PennSy lvania avenue.
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Hats for June. 1853.
Gentlemen's and boys fine Mackinaw straws,
Pearl and nutra, stin and soft felt hats,
Immense stock OF boys Jumbo hats, 50, IS, ei.oj,
At r c. Lewis, go eth St. bet and SITS. NV.
Gentlcmcn's Summer Furnishingx
"Climax shirts" laundered, best dollar shirt made;
"ens ana coy's gauze under-Sests, long ana short
New York pattern drill drawers. perfect fitting, SO
cts:
Linen collars, hank'rs suspenders half hose, silk
and cotton neckwear. Isle gloves, &C. &C, at our
usual low prices: also, a complete assortment or
ladies' and gentiemen'S travelling trunks nd bags
SIX and Bingham umbrellas. shawl straps, ham
mocks, linen caps, night shirts. percale shirts
&c, at Lewis Popular One Price Store,'
$40 9TH street NV.
Positively T0.MOrTOx Only
the following immense bargains VIII be sold at r.
GoidSchmid'S, SIP ?th ST. n. W.: bottles OF j. L.
OMeara's royal glue only &c sold elsewhere for
S.c japanese fans for &c., broomS l3c., double
with broad coiored borders and gold lines 10 pieces
81 -, with moss roses and goi lines 50 IS; I'm
menSe assortment OF rattan and Stat baby car
RACES at reduced prices. Browns French shoe
pressing &C. bottle, Army and Navy backing
boxes for 10c., handsome French china tea sets
decorated with moss roses and gold lines sc pieces
$3.50 worth Sill co. backing brushes &C., Is per
discount on Climax or Parsons refrigeratOrS and
Ice chests 48 sheets of coored or white shelf paper
1oc. Thomas laundry blue boxes for 10c, travel
Ing trunks at manufacturers prices, handsome
nne crystal glass berry bowl with 1914 inch saul
GERS to match &c., worth sl.5O; cut glass water
pitcher with gOblets to match 9Oc., worth 81 rs;
Ieatner busters &c. worth 15,., u gal water pitch
ers w. japanese parasols 12c., decorated English
buckets 2oc, crystal glass cake plates 10c., real
Ma1oi1ca ice cream SaucerS for 25c, French china
cups and Saucers decorated with gold 81. IS doz.
worth sS25 covered dishes 12c., arm towel racks
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UNPRECEDENTED BARGAINS.-D0 not fail to at
tend the great sale of low quarter ties button.
Shippers ami sandals at L. HelibrunS, 4C2 TN It.
Sign: The Old Woman In Window.
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SDecial Inyv prico Eovo-

tomorrow only, at Clark's, 732 7th ST. n W. Boys
pleated shirt waists 25c, 10-spring bustles 25c,
solid color Silk CLICKED hose 2lc, gents regular
made s hose l5c., ladies' Balbriggan regular made
nose 19c., hand made shawls s9c., percale shirts.
l5c up, gauze Isle gloves 25c silk and Isle Jer-
sey gloves $50. Our celebrated gauze corsets,
Warmers health corset 94c., our 62c. whalebone
corset 4Sc, childrens lace caps 25c up and equally
low prices on Isle, silk, and cotton hosiery. and,
In fact, every article in the store. Remember the
name, Clark's 732 18th st. Call and save money
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FURNITURE AT AUCTION.-Walter B. Williams &
Co. auct.OneerS, Will sell tomorrow morning
within their salesroom, at II O'Clock, valuable col
lection CT furniture.
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BEsr and cheapest parasols. 80 AMI IA 7th st.

DANIEL WEBSTER was called up to the bar at the
Police Court this morning, and pleaded guilty 60
making patriots: speech on decoration day. He
Was fined s. or Is days
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INDIA LINEN. PERSIAN LAWN.
FIGURED SWISS. NULL MUSLIN,
BISHOP AND VICTORIA LAWNS

SILK and WOOL DRESS GOODS, 25 cents,
All MOOL DRESS GOODS % cents.
Ali WOOL LACE BUNi ING, % cents.
!DPlNS6,4 LACE BUNIt sc. all wool so cents.
All WOOL NUNS WILLING, % cents.
All WOOL CASiiMERES 81 cents 50 cents
Best MADRAS GINGHAMS, cents.
SCRAH SILKS, al coiors 50 cents.
LACE GRENADINES new patterns 75c 81
INDIA LINEN, Il. Is, Is, ~ ceIts
UNION LINEN LAWNS, new patterns 8 cents.
nard Vide ORG aNDI LAWNS, 12>4 cents.
SILK Ei;UCADES. - cents.
BLACK and COiDtIED DRESS SUITS. ST.
ALBAI 10 S CLOTHS, NUNS WILING FOUIES
COACHiNG PAEASOfS, all co'ors, 81. So
SATIN PAKASOI,S, 81 SO.
SILK PAkASoI.s. s1.25. 81. so. s1.75, s.,
LINEN for Boys Suits, 10 cents.
SPRING CLOTH for Boys Suits, 25 cents
TABLE LINEN. Is cents.
SAI1NES. Pain and Figured TO match
SIkAW MATING, White and Fancy.
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, ali widths 81 cents up
c. NJ. WSON,
t3G PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. South side, near 9TH.
my26
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EASTERN MaRKET.-CrOcknry and glassware
given aW,.y with tea and flee. Branch OF Enter
prise Tea Co. Established 1875. O'DOnncu & Bro.
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MT. PLEASANT PRoPEKTY-A chance for invest.
Ment pfestn itself in the sale OF valuable lots nj
G!. Pleasant. advertised by Walter ID. Williams &
Co., auctiOnecrs, 10 take place Monday eyennS
June 4th, at 6ociock. See advertisement In INC
auction eolu.an. ~
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FUssFLL's Ice Cream.

FrSSELLS Ice CREAM shipped anywhere out oil
town. Special attention to straw berry Il. tlvIis
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TOMORROW LAngtry collars and ruching on sale
0ik mitfs I'm all the new shades, p, 81. GS pair
Mrs. Max Weyl, agt., 1l2 9TH street northwest.
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LADIES fine Kid button. $3.50 and So; ladies' fine
slippers and ties SIS, i5I., 81; chIllrena' Spring
heel shoes 6lc, and many other DIrgains at Sins
heimeT Bros, sos 9Th and 1851 VI street.
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NEW GcoDs and cheap just received at Brod
head & Co.'S.
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"A1derney Dairy WagOns.,,
Fresh Alderney Butter. churned every morning
and delivered in 1-ib. "Ward" prints 4Oc. per 10.
Also, cottage cheese, buttermlk and sweet milk
SC per Ct. Cream, 15c. pint.
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EXCELSIOR copper lightning rods: the best and
CHEAPEST pun I'D on bu Filings: work guaranteed
j. H. hueh!ing, No. iI9 12-h street northwest.
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WHAT CAUSED THE EXCITEMENT.-The excite
10Th streets, yesterday afternoon was occasioncd
oy grant stampede Of school boys towards the
WeIl-hnOWn and popular Boys Clothing House Of
H. Robinson q Co. $50 Pennsylvania, avenue The
little lads With beaming ard smiling faces fled
Into the store and were each put into i bran new
suit
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Gents Rc.enf0Fced Unlaundricd Shirts
At Soc, Ladies' and Gents Gauze Underwear 25c
pest regular fancy Half-Hose CSC, White Ties 1Oc
dog. A. DAMMANN, agt, SOC 9TH street.
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SATIN PARAsofs, silk lined s1.69: lace-trimIned
fstlh par&SciS So IS, satin coaching paraSo!S re-
duced 10 81 80 A. DImmann. act sos 9Th street
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LOCAL MENTION.


VfTItE
wAsHISGToS, ID. c., Jun, 1, 1888, $50 a. M
For the middle Atlantic states, far weather,
northerly shifting to east2rIy winds, stationary
lower temperature, rising followed by falling bi-
rOmeter.
EPECIAL BCLLETIN-wARNER FAIR WEATHER TO
MoRBowt
Warmer fair weather f. indicated on Saturday
IN the New England, middle Atlantic, aud south
Atlantic states
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SoUvESRs tomorrow. y Dimma1n Iagt., 500
9TH street
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F. T a:
BARGAINS TO BE OFFERED IN THE
WHITE GOODS DEPARTMENT
FOR THIS WEEK ONLY.
These Goods have been lately purchased at Auction at
Low Figures. and will be quickly disposed of.
TABLE DAMASK
G0inch wide Unbeache German TABLE DANASK at
the astonishing low price of CSC.
An t1tra Good Quality at only 43c.
5S-nch wide Turkey Led Table Damask splendid.
quality, at SOC.
Extra Wide, and an Extra Good H1rrain at Toe vort.
81.
NAPKINS.
Lot of TEA NAPKINS at only Csc
J Z" Glass Cloth Napkins at 42c.
" Turkey Red Napkins at 6Oc.
TOWELS.
We have received some Good Bargains in TOWELS,
and Will give the best value at 1917. % and Csc.
PLAIN AND PLAID MANSIONS.
l Lot OF Plain and Plaid NAINSOOKS which we will
sell at the Low Figure of 10c. yard
INDIA LINEN. DOTTED SWISS AND MULIS.
Some Good Bargains viii be offered in these Goods,
and we wouid advise Customers to price them be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
BED QUILTS
Lot of Sirgle BED CROTCHEr QUILTS only Sc
liz Gre tchet Quilts at 90c.. 81. Is. Sl.25.
12li at 81 Sl.G5; Good Bargains.
Narcotics Quilts at 81 9S g 49, s2.75, 50. 50. So
LINEN LAP ROBES
Good Bargains for 75c 81, 81. 50 to 49,
Lot of Laces az SC. Lot If T,scas ot Or
Both Big Bargains AMI worth more than double At
BAUM'S,
my:6 416 7rH STREET.
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THIS MoRSISG Detective Cox recovered case OF
valuable fancy white goods and liceS which were
Tolen yesterday from Il street car.
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DROPOSAIS FOR FIRE PROOF MODEL, CASES
l. FOR THE RECONSTRUCTION OF THE U. s.
PATENT OFFICE BUILDING, WASHINGTON.
D. c.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
OFFICE THE SECRETARY )
WASHING ON, D. c., May 81, 1882
Sealed Proposals will he received at this Office until
TWELVE NJ. on the EIGHTEENTH DAY OF JUNE
1885, for building in complete state delivering erect
ing. and fitting in place complete 46 less number
leries Of the reconstructed Model Halls Of the q. S.
Patent Office Building, according to specifications and
drawings which oen for inspection at the archi-
tecfs office Cluss Schultz Corcoran building, room
additional informal alton may be obtained.
Proposals to lie made in the prescribed FORM in
GOrsed Proposals for Model Cases. and addressed to
the Secretary of the Interior.
The depar tment reserves itself the right to reject
any all bids.
ie1-eo7t II. M. TELLER Secretary
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FACE AM eyesight httel. Hemp!er,s. 45s Pa.
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VNHE GREAT TROUBLE IN BOTH THE OLD
II line and ordinary Assessment Companies ID the
constant wihdraw3l, pass on, Of the
members. BY the plan adopted by the MUTUAL RIs-
SERVE FUND LIFE ASSOCIATION this great diSi-
Guilty In the way and eafe Life lDsuranoa
is overcome. he members likely 10 Keen I'M
their payments than on any other plan Ofce 1909 81
street. I. l.. KNIGHT. Manager my23-6m
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PROPOSALS.
y ECON TKUCIION OF THE SOUTH WING OF
IL THE U. S. PATENT OFFICE.

p ECON TRUCIION OF THE SOUTH WING OF
1G THE U. S. PATENT OFFICE.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
OFFICE SECRETARY
WASHINGTON D. c., May 81, 1883.
Sealed Proposals Will be received at this office until
TWELVE VI. on the ELEVENTH DAY OF JUNE
1888. for furnishing delivering fitting and putting in
place, comp etc, certain wrought and iron work
comprising sectional columns rders and hea1s for the
construction of foor galleries.. roofs and skylights
ance tn draw speclficatii and schedu which
may be seen at the Office of Cuss Scluize architects
northeast OF Pennsylvania and Fifteenth
street northwest.
Blank forms of proposals and guarantee bonds and
any add:ti nal information may be obtained az the
architects Office.
The right to reject shy all bids or to waive
If be deemed III the interest of the government 70 do
so. is reserved. W.
Fl. NJ TELLER.
3el-ee5t Secretary Of the Interior.
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DRY GOODS.
ATTENTION. LADIES,

ATTENTION. LADIES,
GUINNIP's.
to4 AND 4oe SEVENTH STREET NV.
REDUCTIONS THE ORDER OF THF DAY
REDUCTIONS IN PRICES OF SILKS
''SLAUdHlERkD PRICES" IN DRESS aoopak
REDUCED PRICES" IN BLACK GOODS
STARTLING INDUCEMENTS IN LINENS
AMAZING ATTRACTIONS IN WHITE GOODS.
A GENERAL BREAK IN DoMEsTlCs
ESTICING ATTRACTIONS IN HOSIERY
A GENERAL STAMPEDE OF PRICES AMONGST
OUR RIBBONS, LACEs. TIES. FICHUs COR.
SETS, &c. &c.
0ur Back and Colored SILKS. sURAHs RIA.
DANES, OTToMANS. EGYPTIANS, &C. &C, aro
the trouble TO examine as they are selling at
Just received from Auction case Of Fancy sURAHs
@ sn,,e ne% aesisnl IN al the raging shades. At 81
Our soc FOTLAliDS. tor Travelling SHIFTS, ara still
quality. S
The run on our POLKA DOT SuRAHs a, 81 rer VA.
inereases daily. as they certainly worth ST So
Our BLACK SIbkS comprise such makes az tiuIpet,s
dnctioa of zoe on the dollar.
In lupin's BLACK CASHMERFs We have NADIA
oxer 9, our former prices and marked them
Courtsuld's GRAPES have received the same fate a
rs,S Svo or general stocks Of BLACK GOODS and
prss all the most seasonable Fabrics aud are marked
az prices that must command q ready sale.
line as we hsSs sSea a S % re trade ~
purchases with great and at tae lowest prices.
81, osli snd esainipe for yourself. and win and
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Fver- r,aee ~ securities bou0ht and eold on commits.
ton In San Francisco. Baltimore. Philadelphia, New
York Boston and Washington. Orders executed on the
New York Stock Exchange at oneeighh Of per cent
commission. Private ind direct telegraph wires to
Richmond. Baltimore. Philadelphia. New York ana
Boston. through which orders are executed on the
Stock Exchanges in those cities and reported back
promptly. Quotations of Stocks and Bonds and ia.
formation regarding the Markets received through orr
wires INSTANTLY direct from the New York Stock
Exchange. nj
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The RAILROAD COMPANY BL.MEp-The coro-
hers lufy In The case OF Squire Williams tho
toIpIS man VINO Was Killed "Wednesday night
-le'r Ben:HgN by King struck by the engine OF
an uUtWard-LouEd train, rendered q verdict al
The Inquest yesterday that Williams came TO his
orath iseih injuries received from being run inio
by Tue engine, and that the railway COMPANY hal
not taken the proper precautions OF having a
hight Waterman ut TIE crossing.
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The SCHUFTZE>FEST PRIvILFGEs.-The following
were thc succtNui bidders at the sale or the priv
1el,5 The coni.Hg S2HCctZcElest al the S,llie
I'm PARK vest rdjy H1teruOOD: Bar No l. Julius
.uettinaAn. Sl-0; bar No. = Henry Nickel $50:
stani. 81. S'h1"fCr, sj5: sausage stand CHAR <
fD 40; ram booth, H. Rah, $50; shooting stand
10; joan b'h' rSiA!ta, SIS: shooting stand No.
z, J0hn Bs1cTSiaith, az: spinning hnrsss i
I.aEher, s5O; carriage house, John Mu,yener. so
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IN, wa, Of passenger Rates.

The war OF Passenger Rates.
CHICAGO, Sept. 21.-The war in psssen-
eer rates between Chicago and Louisville.
after remaining 81 so for two days, took q
sharp turn downward this morning, and at
this hour, noon, are selling at IS, with .
rebate Of S. over the Pan Handle, and "a,
with rebate Of So over the Louisville, New
Albany q Chicago, making the actual rate
TO Louisville 81.
WALL STREET, Sept. 2l.-It is said that
q pool to take 100, 900 shares Of the Ore
eon Trsnscontinental has been formed.
The recent unsettled and weak condition
OF the market 10 attributed to the syndi-
cate who wish to secure the stock at lower
figures.
The Cold Wave.
CHICAGO, Sept. 21.-Tbe Daily News Of
Independence. No., says the cold wave
from the northwest reached there shortly
| before dawn this morning. The mercury
| dropped from rs to A degrees.
A Witness.
NEW York, Sept. 2l.-The Senate Sub
| Committee on Labor and Education had
| before them as witness to-day F. B. Thur
Der, leader Of the Anti-Monopoly League
A Leaking Steamer.
PORTSMOUTH, N. H., Sept. 21.-Tht
United States steamship Gem ia reported
leaking. Carpenters were sent from thu
Navy Yard. She will be brought to thu
Yard 90 quickly rs possible.
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The Governor Generals Ball .
Grand success-AnOther Canadian
Bank In Diflcnlty-The AntA.Chi.
nese Law TO be Pushed In the
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Arrival Mt
Gravesend-His Visit 10 COpenha.
gen Has No Political Significance.
ESPECIAL TO THE sENrINEL.I
QUEBEC, Sept. 21.-The Governor Gen.
erals ball last evening at the Citadel was
. grand success; $50 invitations were &C.
copied out Of the large number issued. A
brilliant assemblage was present. Lord
Lorne, Prince George Of Wales, Vice Ad-
miral Commerett and party from the feet,
Lord Jalow h. Hoidey, Rev. DR.. Dalton,
~ex-tutor Of Prince George, and ladies and
gentlemen in waiting, made up the Vice
Admiral party. The weather was fine, and
dancing was INDUCED in at the ballroom
and on the Governors terrace adjoining
the Citadel. The band Of the flagship fur
nished the music, and the festivities were
LONDON, Sept. 21.-Reports have been
loCCAvCO AZ 4OnuOA AAOn mOnbhCoi thos
another Canadian bank is in difficulty.
The leading bank officials and financial
authorities here say that they have private
advices that fatty deny these rumors.
TORONTO, Sept. N.-At the Cigar Makers
Convention q proposal to incorporate into
Q National Union was c~oncurred in. A
resolution was also adopted calling for the
enforcement Of the Tenement House bill,
and the President was empowered to en-
gage counsel as to the law on the point.
The anti Chinese law was recommended to
be pushed in the Dominion, and money
granted to enable the President to coop
crate with other labor organizations in
doing so.
LONDON. Sept. 21.-Gladstone landed at
Gravesend yesterday, and was received by
. large gathering Of his supporters, includ-
ing many prominent members OF the Lib
eral party, who presented him with an
address. He was heartily cheered on his
disembarkment and proceeded to London.
The Pail Mall Gazette says it is author
lied to declare that the visit Of Gladstone
to Copenhagen has no political significance.
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PACIFIC COAST ADvICES.
ESPECIAL TO THE sENrINEL.l
Judge Fields Decision

SAN Francisco, Sept. 21,-In the case OF
. Hong Kong Chinaman, claiming the
right Of An English subject. before tho
U. 8. Circuit Court to-day, Judge Field OF
the Supreme Court rendered a decision.
The law was intended to apply to subjects
Of China only; that made no difference
whether the laborers we're subjects Of En-
gland or not, the Act must be enforced
against . subject of England or any other
country, provided they we're included by .
proper construction of the law.
The Yellow Fever.
GuAYxAs. Sept. 21.-More raiu fell last
night. Reports are daily arriving that
persons who FED from here are dying in
the interior. Ten deaths in the city have
been reported in the last "a hours. It 10
reported that GOO are down with the fever
ct Hermosillo. Alsur, one Of the wealth.
est men in Sonora, and the owner Of the
famous Trinidad mine, died Of fever yestsr-
day.
More Fatal Results.
GuAYMAs, Sept. 21.-A Call special
states that tAe cold wave which recently
bwopt ovok tu0 city, uho uAu tn6 immoQLato
effect Of producing more fatal results
in respect to those down with fever,
although decreasing the number Of new
cases. The thermometer has risen to "a.
WILL Not Accept.
San FRAscIsco, Sept. 21.-The Daily
Evening Report states that ii has received
definite and the most emphatic assurance
that under ne circumstances would Sen.
ator Miller accept . second place on the
Presidential ticket.
Lost His P0cketbO0k.
SAN FRAsc1soo, sept. 21.-Charles A.
Gillig, Of the American Exchange, Lon.
don, now visiting this coast, lost his
po~cketbook. containing So. 800. in the Lick
House, where be IL staying. He offsrs
81 900 reward for it. return.
Another Democratic Paper.
SAN FRANcIsco. Sept. 21.-The Exam
liner this morning states that g.. W. Delacy,
who recently sold the San Jose Times, has
removed to this city, and will establish
another paper, Democratic in its politics.