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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-15
WHERE TnE BURDEN WILL FALL.
Ernlu M Eu.lnn IlL-Ll -aer PM

Let no one imagine thai the West will fleece
the Last or that at tis country VIII Europe by
IN, SILVER dollar. Aud let no think, FOR a moment,
that we corrupt currency by vote and purify
il b another Ne must ply for what we order, and
mus. pay r1undly Eut in paying, the burieu VIII not
fail So much up1u the shrrWd and str0nY a. upon the
dc Tors and ne rmers Ynd the manual tOcrs. fl s tue
West when makes tls r. rich, anu Il is The West
which pa most dearly Tor essilon ana so'erhmehtal
REMEMBRANCE Now, n preparing financial crdsI, who
Ia me lrs 1, sufcrl No, yOdr 'ton banker or New
Work merchant They know how o. prepare themselves
f,r tnoerdnQ dsasie lt is yOur western farmer VINO
hns 10 weather the Storm. AID that storm viii come ln-
eyita1ly. unless We maze ha,'r 90 AVOID H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-15
4 FORMER ADVOCAri. uf SILVER SOUNDS THE
: AI.AIkM.
From the Cfncfnnan Commercial gazette lRepl

fTOrn THO tincnHHII LOiIlIeI etNI'tFuzeIIe lIiepI
This growing conversion OF TIE puD'lc revenue
and of tue specie reserve INTO silver Is now lOAtye
dancer The endowment OF common sense Is 70 enable
ms 10 lresee aud avoid This IA inc peoples cause ana
Is wholly above parties and sections As 10 the claim Oi
the yer bonanza lords nat silver Is an American pro-
duct and should DC specially aYOred they AJAX TOO grcat
tayors for tleir special interest when they require hat
the finances and money shall be broken down. ana has
the Working men women Of America shall DC slaNei
10 cents dollar OF their earings for the pros Vi
"A few silver mOnnaires. Ihe cessation OF the orceu
coinage silver dollars Is absolutely necessary to save
the cuation OF both silver and gold from oeng
changed to silver atlne with ali he Revision wulch
that implies IL is necessary IN order to Keep crcua
ton OF money vi bOLh metals AS to an international
coin treaty, by which the coin value OF silver Is 10 DO
fixed, we actually preventing it Dy taxing up the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-15
PUBLIC OPINION.

TYRING TO FEEL JOLLY UNDER DIFFICULTIES.
Prom ne Cincinnati EE0iti5eg.
VIII some one please throw us plank
We wish t. file notice also that Cincinnati is TIE Venice
OF America
The Cincinnati Gaslight and Coke Company should ran
it, gas through c0thcs-wTinger.
Had Virgins predicted water instead OF wind he could
have moved Up q III head o. the class.
When approached the current topic the Oldest IN
habant sprea his umbrella and walks rapidly away.
as If MS nearL WOuu oFnIk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-15
INDUSTRIAL FUTURE OF THE SOUTH.

We must not pick tne-e Southern people as
fools Tney re lot 10 hold They have rIca tue
rock OF protection aud tie streams OF revenue gIsh
forth Thoy geting IL know the en- ire subject aud
the Soui ullikcy pace Tor free traders 10 work
They have the South barge Glance to work between
tbc broad auyil lOwlanI- ana their rich mines in the
upuuds IN re IS immense career OF prosperity for
he SOUTH and It - working steadily on toward [ 40
result and when these men who are prOtectOnists nc
nOm- ana free traders Congress- with the idea
ting the southern yOte find DUt, they n idea
can be- through their brains, that the SOI is
Aarl &c worS IN BUILDING uaualactOre-, they may begin
u realize 10 stuatlun.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-15

ton of the variety that Is most agreeable to
him. Better let well enough alone. To pass
the bill would not put more religion into the
House of Refuge, although very likely 1t
would introduce considerably more sectarian-
lam
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-15

Mr.. Vanderpoel's letter of resignation as
treasurer of the Dock Department is IA feeling
communication. He is tined of making good
the large amounts of money which the em-
ployes under him have embezzed from time to
time and he wants to get out. This is natural
enough, but the public will see him go with pain
and regret. The Dock Department is not re-
sponsible to anybody apparently, and it is in
the interest of the city to have a man as treas
urer there who can meet an emergency with
cash of his own. 1t will occur to everyone Tex
cept perhaps to the persons most interested)
that il would be an excellent plan to change the
methods of the Department so that the en-
poyes could not help themselves so freely.
Such course would not only spare the pockets
of the Commissioners, but perhaps save them
q treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-15

Governor Morgans death closes a career in
which strong common sense, keen business
sagucity and integrity may be said to have
made the most of themselves in the public ser
vice. The Governor was not profound stu
dent of politics. yet he proved one of our most
popular and successful State Executives. He
was not In the least an orator, hardly even
tolerable speecn-maker, and yet he was one of
the most useful. most trusted, and most success
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-07-23
Inveation OF the TeIephone.

AAvcAssVM VI to0 AehORnOues
DECISION m xIEvKN MTERFKRRNcB oAsRs-BErl
THE FIRST TO INVENT TELEPHONE sPsAKNQ n
THE HLECTRIc CURRENT.
In the eleven Interference cases In the speaking
telephone the examiner in the Patent ONCE, Mr.. J.
B. Church, holds that the art OF telephone speak.
ing by means OF an electric current had not been
invented BY any OF the claimants prior to Bells
application for q patent, February Il, 1915, and
that Bell was the rst 70 disclose and publicly ex.
plain the principle, as well as the lnrst to con-
Struct ana use instruments to carry the principle
into effect With regard 70 certain improvements
In the method OF transmitting vocal SOUNDS In
which Bell, Gray, & fison ana voelker were the
contestants, the examiner holds that while GRAY
was tie nrst to conceive and disclose the inven-
ton, In his caveat filed February IA 1875 his fall
ure 10 take any action amounting to completion
until others had demonstrated its utility, deprives
him or the right to have IL considered as q con-
tlnuous act Priority OF invention I'm this case is
also awarded to Bell Edison is awarded priority
OF invention In the electro-hydro telephone Bell
IS awarded priority OF invention the acoustic
telegraph" and in various notifications OF the
mode OF transmitting and receiving sounds COW
ered by his patent Of February IA. 1874 Melon
ough Is awarded priority OF invention OF a tele.
phonic receiver by which the quality and pitch OF
SOUNDS are accurately reproduced. Edison is
awarded priority or invention of ga spring form
ing or carrying one electrode and constantly press
Ing against the other electrode and the diaphragm
TO maintain the required initial pressure between
the electrodes and yield to the movements Of the
diaphragm"
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No Quorum at Concord
Death In the STORM.

GREAT LOSS OF LIFE BY TORNADO.
CHICAGO. July 23.-Later advices OF Saturdays
storm indicate that its track was one or two miles
wide and crossed Blue Earth, Waseca, Steele,
Dodge, Olmstead and Wabashaw counties. Most
serious damages occurred at the villages OF Kasata
ously injured at Elgin, and there were
nine serious casualties near Mantorvtlle
By the Overturning OF a passenger train near
Owatonna "a persons sustained injuries OF more
or less serious nature. Mrs GeiSsinger and her
mother were killed near Hitchcock, and Mrs.
BOwleS lost her life near Reifleld. tits reported
that nine persons were killed and fifty wounded
near Huron, Dakota
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-07-23
RAILROADS.
FuNHk CHEAT

H2s$H
srfIL f ~ fFrs MAeNTfiS q; R}ogiPaEsf:'
TRAINS LEAVE WAsH1sefos FROM Station aa1 CORNER
For prbd4s an aTR b W sFEEtI u.s.. As
PIP e fHlsr s. sIespins Cars Il Sg daily
to n S Wet ssfnx eaTs 30 s5G On
M. daily with raiaee Cars to Pittsbura aud tincin-
ss1esrns Car Fishing e GhcaE9 Mai Express sss
fsHsfs ssf e ss eis5H
For Pre- Csnsndaigua. Rochester Buffalo. Niagara.
9:50P. m. daily. exeep; Saturday. with Palace Cars.
Wash l ston to Canaildaisua. and Harrisburg to
For Willam.port. Lock Haven and Tlmra, at $50
sSg ana IL h E. pn s" o Fam s
1ses S asbs sG s,n m daily except snndsy
For B5o%kiya: i: +: ii through trans eonnss. a.
Ing direct transfer to Fulton street. avoiding double
and 0f1 Limited 1n su ESQ .a asy and
s $50 and 1oao md ID
"a ON ,unday $50. 1910 4:2O. $40. 7:3o.
For Pores Greek Line. $40 Am. and 4ao p. NJ daily
For annapolis. Gao m. and 40 pm daily. e.csp.
;ShssS tsR sEBERFz zsB aA
rs. sss SO sc So sh 10 fPa 90 y% On
For as and he sgas ESQ ' snd Hoo
o. DALI. and 5;cO D. m: daily. except Sunday.
Trans leave Alexandria for Washington 500 800
1O:0S and 1O-2O am; 1880, $780, 3.27 $40 700
and9;lo J. M, and II 100 midni hit. ON Sunday ut
e:tD. and 1908 an : 20 and 9: 10 pm
Ticke1s and informa ton at the office northeast cor
0er OF 18TH street and Pennsyivania at the
station where orders be cit for the CHECKING Of
Luggage 10 Situation from hotels and residences
J. r. WOOD. General PASSENGER Agent
ChAS- T. PUGH. General Manager. jy9
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-07-23
SECURITY FRom Loss By Bunen,n,

SECURITY FnoM Loss By BURGLARY.
ROBBERY. FIRE OR ACCIDENT.
THE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY
Of Washington.
In its own building,
CORNER 18TH STREET AND NEW YoRx AVE-
Perpetual Charter Act Of Congress January 22d 1897
$500, 600
The Company rents Safes inside its Fire and Burglar
Proof Vaults at prices varying from s. to $50 Der year
according to size and location. Rooms and Desks adj
Joining Vaults. provided for Safe-renters.
VAULT DOORS GUARDED BY THE SARGENT
TIME-LOCK.
SECURITIES AND VA1.UABLES Of every descr.p.
ton including BONDS ami STOCKS, PLATE. JEW
ELRY, DEEDS. &C.. taken for SAFE-KEkPING. on
SPECIAL GUARANTEE, at the Lowest Rates.
BENJAMIN P. SNYDER, President.
CHARLES G. GLOVER, of Riggs l. Co.. Vice President
JOHN CASSELS, Treasurer
ALBERT L. STURTEVANT, Secretary
c. E. Nyman. Asst. Secy.
DIRECTORS:
BENJAMIN p. Snyder. Charles C. Glover
John Casses, Henry A. Willard.
Albert l.. hturtevant Thomas Evans.
John G. Parke. 3e25
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-07-23

During the storm in New York yesterday twelve
OF the inmates OF Bellevue hospital. who were
seated In the balcony enjoying the freeze, we're
injured.
mouse at Salt Mines, Avoyo Island, La, con.
tanning 1000 pounds OF dynamite, was struck by
ngntning Saturday, causing a terrific explosion
ana doing much damage to buildings cars, etc
mary Burke aged eighteen, and John Houser
twenty three, were walking on the track OF the
Montauk railroad, New York, yesterday, when
tney were struck by the westward bound express
train and instantly killed.
The ''Cuban patriots" held q meeting in New
YORK yesterday, at which addresses were made by
gen. bonachea and other prominent Cubans,
urging that every means be taken to assist Ar,
freeing Cuba from the spanish yoke.
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ID ED.

.e1 % Amy s ss' sE SsG1.a
OF F ns sss f f1o mef h q
street northwest. Wednesday morning. July 25th At
E NJ Bar Sa L. 1885, Mrs. ISABELLA g. wife Of
Il e. fssFEs. sse ss IL LIS
Chestney. ~
residence No. 1859 i.sh street noithwe:. caAsLs R
DAVIS son OF Mary o. and the late Isaac Davis for
Safe in the arms Of Jesus.
O'Clock Tuesday morning Friends sre invited :"
DONNELLY. On Sunday. July a. 1888 st half
daughter Catherine and the late James ponnes
For We Know nox that :: H she r must die:
And our hearts sad and lonely
since Della In the grave must lie.
Funeral win take place from her mothers residenoa
1883 q 10 O'clock Restivss and II ends are r.
2n Iay IA ,ss' ... :. Tvs
Sy Ss A fs %SIsD sN%
1SkbE2a a sssoEprday July als sss sAD
take place On MonS:s, July ESD. a. D.
Of he .ss i
con Sn spas:y luis isE "a h 1ss5
wife Of Charles II. Miller. and sister Of Charles a.
Funeral services at her late residence No 2loe Penn
instant at 80 O'Clock Friends invited to at
tend. lBurlinston. Vt. and Newark. M, papers
please copy. as
MOORE At2so O'Clock a. NJ, on July 2lst 1854
OF apopexy. ABRAHAM MOORE. In the seyenteH
lnterment at Glenwood on Monday. at $50 O'Clock
p. m.
MoRsELL. On Saturday. July DIST. 1883. at 4.H
O'Clock p "a, JOHN WILLIAM MORsELI. in the SD
year OF his age. wv
Funeral viii take place from his late residence 3os N
str ct northwest Monday, July 3d. at o,cIoc1 n M
rlsn us and relatives are respectfully invited to at
PRE- TON. On sundav. July 22d 1888. at II
O'clock g. M, ANTHONY smith. youngest con q
Mary and the late Anthony Preston In the forty rsi
Funeral services from his late residence No $40
pm. %
SMITH. MARY M, daughter of Mary ana Hsrrv
smith. died on July 22d 1883. aged two and 0 had
Funeral from her mothers residence 1922 9th street
northwest, this evening ut three O'Clock.
.yERMEREN. The old good hearted Belgian Pc,
TER vERMEREN. who 30 well known In this
idsnce go Tenth street northwest - 1904 h's res
HIS friends are invited to attend the funeral which
VIII take place this afternoon at O'Clock.
WILLIAMS. At Summit Hotel, Gather ,burr Nd
e eH fn non u yS,y - lSsS ROB 1T WILL ANA
and ono day. ' 80 ''
Funeral service. at Ga thersbure. On Tuesday. tb,
dstn instant at ~ M Body win arrive at b. and o.
MOODWARD. AZ S:46 p. IN. Sunday July a
1885, MARY r. wife of James Woodward ased thirty
nine years. six months and eleven days.
Funeral services from Christ church, g street be-
tween Sixth and Seventh southeast Tuesday July a.
1855. ct ) d.
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The Revolver i'm Texas.

- GA A TEE, July "A special dispatcn
Merchant, saloon keeper, was shot ON Saturday
night at his bar in a desperate ARRAY with
Charley Hinson, railroad conductor. The difI1-
Guilty was about bar bill OF S. special dis
patch to the Ne,os from Dennison says that last
night man got aboard a freight train on the
Missouri Pacific railroad near Red river, and upon
his fare being demanded drew his revolver and
killed brakeman. He then shot second man
named Grumbler In the region OF the heart The
latter fell from the train, and was again shot at
twice by the murderer, who then ran into the
brush. The brakeman leaves q Wife and ten
children. His body was found horribly mangled
by the cars, and with bullet In his brain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-07-23
District Government Affair.

THE BOARD OF sQUALIzA ALTON
q assessments to-day considered a large number
OF appeals and received many Others; a special
committee was appointed by the president, Mr.
Dodge, TO examine sub lots H. 10. 10 and 20 square
670. reported changes on Improvements as follows:
suo iot IL 10 remain as assessed; sub IS, 5000;
SUBS ~ and 20. s., 800 each, 1t was also ordered
that seven frames, on lot 1873, square II, George.
town, De Increased from $3.50 to $500 each.
CONTRACT AWARDED.
The contract for school books was to-day
awarded to VIM. Ballantyne Son.
BIDS FOR SEWER CONSTRUCTION
BIDS were opened In The Commissioners ONCE to-
day for the construction OF the western section of
the Boundary street interceptng sewer as follows:
o. Hare, sewer, Is by 467 feet; 422 feet 81 72
sewer IS by SOC feet: 81 feet $50; sewer SIS by
6S, Sl7 feet, 8l6: sewer by 1850, 1890 feet SIS;
sewer 55 by Is, lisa feet, $40: sewer 25 crcu.
lar go feet s2l; rubble masonry 100 cubic yards,
$50; concrete foundation, IS cubic yards g. so:
blue stone coping, 60 lineal feet q rock exca-
yasion, $3.50. and 50 linear feet, feet circular
sewer, $40 per foot VIM Holmead. corresponding
figures $S12, S11 81, Sl976 Sll44. SIC So 81
g. SOC 81 80. $50 IS F. p Murphy "a, 81 20, s. So,
Sl3, rs, s2l, 1850, s.. $l10. $l50, s2s No award
was made.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-07-23

GOULD AND VANDERBILT STOCKS LOWER
NEW YORK, July 23-The Posts financial article
says: The stock market was dull and weak during
spasms OF strength the net result OF the forenoons
business was decline OF i to ~ per cent on the
general list. the weakest stocks being New York
Central, Canada Southern, Lake Shore, North
western, Denver, oregon and Trans-C Continental,
an being ~ pc. cent lower. Oregon and Trans
preston about II 80 O'clock but the recovery was
soon lost Outside OF those above named the other
vanderbilt stocks were also lower. Western Union
and the other Gould stocks were all from 4 to
= lower. The coal shares. though lower than on
saturday, seemed to be the nrmest stocks on the
market
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-07-23
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
The MODEL FAST LINE AND THE ONLY LINE
BETWEEN
THE EAST AND THE WEST
VIA WASHINGTON.


DOUBLE TRACK; JANNEY COUPLER!
avenue and street 00''''
daily q. sos m. 1918 a m. io:io p. m WITH With
hrou2h Coaches and Palace Sleeping Cars TO above
polntS Whit change; l0:la g. daily to Chicago
INS ;,tsburE Cleveland and Detroi. a. $50 a. M.
burg wh sleeping Carr attached S0o 'fain 70 fisss
For Toledo and Detroit VIA Monroeyiue 1o.1s a m
Trains for fhiladeiPhia and New York at 10 q. m.
pSsS exc sanday p m and s;Ao p M daily. with
For b timoPe On week days. s. Sso $40 7.4s ain
. na 800 90 A. 10 r 81 lS 39s as. $50 $50
For Baltimore on sun avs. $50. Ia. 9. 1oOs a.
Ia. 2:S5. 40 $50. Z. sale. $40 y. M
Dana o a;se PM a. i' i2;i0 and 4;so' on Sunday
Forway stations between Washington and Baltimore.
FOR ssad5. on ae9rs ssS 40 a.S Il
S aay e 1"s i, sunday as and s.5
dav or SO ann lSiy m snd s .!a5
@ iofs s.m. DAILY euoep. Sunday. s.4s
Trains 5sz aI Tx from the West daily s:2o 7:ssam.
From New York 1S and p ri philadephi.. 1855 $50 NJ
daily. $40 ,. m daily except sunday. =" liz
From annapoiis, SO m. 1850. 6:s7 PM: Sunday.
Prom sta1nson aiy p. M. daily except Sunday.
rom 6r.eerick and Intermediate points. s:35 NJ,
ff1ssgt $50 pm aaay aa 1oS
Trans leave baltimore for Washington s,a AN s..o
..o g a:sS and 10, 100 9, an al la:l5: ESQ
IS Gas. 80 and 500 p m. Wv '"' A''"' A:2''
Antra,n. from washinEton stop .. Relay Station ex.
Ono Eor FH5as5 apply the Baltimore a
VIII be taken for basxage to be checked and recetyod
'Is ' NJ cn L NJ ss:Fs NJ of T. baltimore
my'4 C. < LORD. Gent Passenger Asert
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-07-23

The Cholera and Yellow Fever Epi.
DENIES
WILL THEY VISIT wAsBINoroNe-HRALrH OFFICER
TowNsHKND NOT APfRKHKNsIvk
A STAR reporter to-day asked Health Ofncer
Townshend II any apprehension IL felt In ofYicial
circles OF visitation from yellow fever or cholera.
The doctor replied that he was not at all apprehen-
sive On this score. 1--WE have neither cholera nor
yellow fever In this country at present." he re-
marked. 81 had q talk Saturday with Surgeon Gen
eral Hammond about that vessel with yellow fever
aboard that has been ordered to Hampton Roads
He said he was having Q sharp lookout kept for
her, and the moment she appears, n she comes In
az all, ne Will have her put In quarantine. Ample
But, really, think IL Is too late now for any un-
eaSineSS up this Way.s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-07-23

SANITARY INSPECTION OF THE POLICE COURT
The health officer, with his chief clerk and In
spector OF Plumbing Robinson, made a tour OF
Inspection OF the Police Court building this after
noon. and Will submit q report to the Commits
OF the building, and particularly the cells. The
general sewerage will also be complained OF as de-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-07-23
vOrnl NOt~

The signal ofiice says: "a thunder storm is IKE.
to occur tomorrow afternoon In the District OF
Richard T. Brown ana WIN. Nortnedcs were ar.
rested by Detectives Edelin, and Ran on suspicion
OF being connected with several crooked transac-
sssrrsckp uxpxR rHl NEW GAxBino Law
was disposed OF In the Police court THIS afternoon.
A saloon keeper was charged with allowing his
"a os John D the &c
several young men were present, who testified 90
having WSaep played cards for drinks and cigars In
case Judge Smell said: al regard this Thing OF
young men cohgregatinG around saloons and play.
takes place around drinking saloons ana T.think
there are probably moro young men made Drunk
Prosecuting Attorney Moore stated to the e court
that az this WAS the nrst OF the kind he would
.ns S
court sentenced the defendant 70 ~ hours In jail
and to pay nne OF $50 An appeal was noted.
LAwYRR CHANGED WITH AssAuLr.-About io:4s
O'Clock last night Onicers Horn and Neal OF the
n na precinct heard two pistol shots on the Ave-
Belts under arrest, and saw two men running
men. W. C. wilkins and I. J. CASSIDY i stumbled, sS
over Belts dogs on the sidewalk, and he accused
linen them OF Kicking the animals The officers say
lenty, AMI bit 0ncer Neal back OF the ear A
pistol was found on him when arrested. He was
IN the Police Court this morning, the charge OF
assault with Intent TO kill w. c. Cassidy, assaul.-
Ing Ofncer Neal, and also with carrying concealed
weapons The case was continued until SATURDAY
under 81 GOO ball, and the defendant released.
NAVAL oRDERs-Leut. Charles W. Ruchenoer.
ger, TO temporary duty at the League Island navy
yard. Pa; Ensign 8. j. Brown, TO the naval OBJ
srrvatory; Assistant Surgeon ii. r. Scott 70 the
FRANKLIN; Lieut. B. +. Rinehart, attached frum
the photographic ONCE Goth instant and placed
on waiting orders: Passed Assistant Surgeon Jas
ID GateWood, from the New Hampshire and
ordered TO hold himself in readiness for sea SER
vice; Assistant Surgeon Philip Leach, from the
FRANKLIN and ordered 10 the training shin New
hampshire; Chaplain Jas X. Kane from the
FRANKLIN Sist Instant and placed on waiting
ORDERS The orders OF Paymaster ii. T. b. Har.
RS, 70 the Mare Island navy yard, have been re.
VoKeo, and he has been placed on waiting orders
RANGE OF THE THERhonErRR-The following
we're the readings at the ONCE CT the chief signal
oificer to-day: a m. sI.6; II am, SO4; 2pm WG
MAXIMUM, $50; minimum. I'll
CHURCH BUILDINGS TO BIZ EREcrEp.-The parish.
toner's OF St James p. K church, who have been
worshfping for some time I'm temporary quarters
on n street northeast, have purchased lot 100 by
lOo feet, on 6th street, between and c northeast
Iney expect 70 begin, at an early day the erection
OF church buildings, for which plans have been
drawn by an architect In New York The plan
contemphtes erecting a church proper rectory
ana building for the use OF the parish charities
ana DINER purposes These buildings will be
united and similar In architecture.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-07-23

The element that there ia Life Insurance Associa.
uon which has teen IN existence only two and half
years, yet has VT item nearly sixty million dollars Of
insurance, and Is doing monthly business of over
four million VIII scarcey be believe not BY
Gates issued in MAY by the Mutual Reserve Fund Life
Association amounted to nearly four and quarter mill
hon. and In the first thirteen days of this month over
two million such record Is beyond every thing ever
heard OF in the history OF Insurance the over
Every appropriated man who has examined cur plan,
admits It II the simplest planest and best he ever
seen. Call at the ofice for papers, nc.
jyl2 l. Y. KNIGHT. 1909 street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-07-23

FORCE OF CLERKS. borrowed from different
offices. were at work In the civil service rooms
to-day. verifying and correcting the papers OF the
work Is Well advanced. ),
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-07-23

THE NEW YORK STOCKMARKEE
Thefollowlng are the opening and closing prfos,
t1the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
tySpecial wire 70 II. II Dodge, $50 18th street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-07-23

Mo WINDY ADVERTISEMENTS. NO INSOLENT
agent to talk 70 death but the Finest Assert
mtnt Of all the Leading Sewing Machines at rces thst
no canvasser can approach, Renting. Repairing, kc
MCKINNEY.
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