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IHE CONTRACT for iron stairs for the public
building at Cincinnati has been aw arded to Snead
& Co. ~
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IHIhTf-T"U DEA5HS IN HAb HOUSE
CAIRO, August a-The native officials here are
much blamed concerning the condition OF the
patients In the mad house. It has been discovered
despite strenuous denials that there hs We been In
four days thirty-two deaths from cholera there,
while the number OF inmates was bat two hun
dred and seventy. the English doctors, on be-
coming aware OF the condition OF Affairs at the
institution, endeayored to remedy n, but even
q number OF bodies OF victims OF cholera were
lying beside persons who were suffering from the
disease.
THiRTEKN DKATHs AT ALEXANDRIA
LONDON. August 6-Thirteen deaths from chol-
era occurred Of Alexandria yesterday.
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PHtSOmGHNs
THE DISTRICT COMMISSIONERS REPLY TO MRS. CHAR.
LoTTE sMITH-vIEws OF THE SUPERINTENDENT OF
POLICE
The Commissioners have informed Mrs Char
lOtte Smith, of the WOmans Industrial League
that her proposition to have room In the Police
Court house set aside for detention of persons ar
rested has been considered and found Impractical.
BILE. The station houses now in use, the Commits
sioners say, serve the purpose very well This
action is based upon report by Major Dye, which
says: a
ITO have room In the Court house where
pciOn or petty charges to be interviewed by q
select party before Incarceration is quite as i'm
practicable In large city as it would be to run
the police department with only one station
that at headQuarters-fOr the body OF arrests are
for the character OF often ,es described. As to
having room OF detention In the Police Court
house for prisoners awaiting trial, the Judge of
the court can speak more advisedly and properly
about 1t than the chief of police Perhaps improve
ments could be made in that respect Now as to
having better accoino Iations at the sta
ton houses. for the prisoners Some of
the station houses, the rented ones especially,
have In few Sp cts what Is desired. The accom-
modations in the new ones are better, separate
provision beng made for witnesses and the better
class OF Offenders We're II desirable to classify
ofrenses against the law more minutey than is
now done, and that separate provision be made at
the stations for each class. 1t Is 1mpractcable at
our present stations Seldom Goes an officer make
mistake In an arrest An officer OF twenty Odd
years service on the force tells me that
In all that time he remembers but two in
stances where SICK men were arrested as drunk.
ards, and one of these was pronounced drunk by
physician. When an arrested party is brought
TO a station, II there be any doubt about the case
he Is examined by the lieutenant or sergeant; so
that but few instances can be pointed out
where a false arrest has been made.
to accept collateral for appearance where it can
properly be DONE II lieutenant or precinct
is not capable OF performing the duty, which is
properly his, OF determining whether an arrest be
proper II he be not Infallible.' as the corre-
creased and such other inducements be held out
as to attract infallble men into the place. mere
change OF location from police station to police
officer whose duty would be to determine the valid.
1ty OF arrest would not render the incumbent OF
the O1ce 'infallible.' The police will try to keep
abreast with civilization. Where an actual case
OF Injustice In this relation is brought to our al
tenton we will try to deal with 1t with due defer
ence 10 the apparent object OF your correspond
entS communication
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY.-Internal reye.
nue., $685., ISL 20; customs, s759, ,925. 30.
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NFw ORLEANS, August S.-1he report that the
brltlSh minister 10 Guatenlrla had been inSulted
10y tue president or that Republic is hot credited
here.
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In Favor OF Father lIiordam,

SAN FRANCISCO CAL, August 6.-The GaT0pisle
says interviews with the Cdthclic prestS OF this
city show that the latter unanimously favor the
appointment of II V. Mr. Riordan as the coadjutor
or Archbishop Aiem my. They regard him as an
energetic nnIncer IL IS known here that two OF
the Oldest bishops on tiS coast are oppos oscd Mr..
Rtordan's appointment. aud the priests here hope
that their influence VIII not prevail ut Rome
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kilograms to The Star.
THE PRESIDENTS TRIP.
THE NATIONAL AMATEUR REGATTA.
WASHINGTON KNIGHTS IN CINCINNATI.
PROGRESS OF THE LONG STRIKE.
EXTENSIVE RAID OF WIRE-CUTTERS.
TERRIBLE TRAGEDY IN ILLINOIS
GOV. cRITTENDEN c0NTRADIcTs cHAs. FORD.
THE PRESIDENTS TRIP.
THE NATIONAL AMATEUR REGATTA
WASHINGTON KNIGHTS IN CINCINNATI
PROGRESS OF THE LONG STRIKE
EXTENSIVE RAID OF wIRECUTTERs
GOV. cRITTENoEN coNTRAoIcrs cHAs. FORD
The Washington Knights TennpIa
THEY ARE ENTERTAINED IN CINCINNATI

The Washington Knights TempIar.
THEY ARE ENTERTAINED IN CINCINNATI
Special Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR.
CINCINNATI, O., August ga hundred and forty
eight Knights Templar, representing Maryi md
Commandery, No. !, OF Baltimore: Columbia CON-
mandery, OF Washington and mounted De Molay
Com:nandery, OF WASHINGTON, arrived here by
special train at am. today. They are the
guests or HanSelmann Commandery, OF this city,
Ihey are visiting Music hall ana other sights to-
day, and leave for St Louis tomorrow morning
The Newark Regatta.
Go0D NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RACING EXPECTED-THE
FAVoRITES-THE CoLUMBIAS HAVE HOPS or WIN
EING-THE HILLSDALES COMING TO WASHINGTON.
Special Dispatch TO THE EVENING STAR.
NEWARK. n j., August S.-The weather is per-
feet here, and the promise excellent for the most
exciting racing ever witnessed at the national
regatta. The favorites are Laing senior single;
kiiion, junior; Albany MutuaiS or ArIrlS In pair
cared; Albany Mutuals, junior fours; Gre scent :,
yesterday were broken up by their long journey,
arriving but n few hours before the start They
Will correct their record on the Potomac next
TUESDAY. Great interest is felt. and the Washing
ton regatta rrZeS are much admired. You may
look Tor perfect success and highly interesting
racing. The large contingent or the Columhias
here Think IL Will not be surprising IL our boys won
the eight oar race
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APPOINTED.-MfSs Mary E. Hanneman was to-
day appointed postmaster at Aberdeen, Oak.

NEW BANK The Acting Controller of the
Currency has authorized the Henrietta National
Bank. of Henrietta, Texas, to begin business with
q cauital OF $50 600.
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The f.residen,,. wapom u,r;

The Presidents Wagon Trip.
WILD WESTERN SCENES, WHICH He GREATLY En-
JoYED WHILE SEATED BEHIND FOUR MISSOURI
MULES.
FORT WAsHAKIE, WV. T., AugustD.-The Prest.
dent and hts party lett Green River station on the
Union Pacific railroad, at O'Clock a. m OF the 6th
instant, having spent Sunday At that place The
three spring. wagons in which the party was
seated w-re drawn by four Missouri mules to each
vehicle, and the first days drive was made 10y re-
lays Tor a distance or 101 miles to Camp Lord ON
the banks OF the Sweetwa atpr A dinner had been
prepared under the direction or Cipt Lord, the
depot Guartermaster at Cheyenne. Thr President
enjoyed the ride greatly, being seated on the out
side or the wagon with the driver during the Last
forty-five miles. The road ran a country ccv-
cred 6y sage brush, and hundreds OF antelopes,
sage hares and mule rabbits gave pleasant excite
ment to the journey. All keenly enjoyed the
mountain air and scenery.
SHOWING THE PRESIDENT PAY DIRT
Az seven O'Clock on the morning or the 9TH, after
oountliul breakfast the narty left Camp Lord
for Fort Washable, distant 45 miles. The Presi.
dent rode with the driver OF the front W. gon
during the first stage OF 81 miles to Little Papoo-
gle. At the Miners Delight mining camp. he
tween the point OF starting and of the frst stage
the party stopped to watch the operations or gold
a pan full OF "pay dirt" ani went through the
process OF washing out ihe gold, which ..showedn
IN the pan small quantity OF the precious
metal
soUAws ON HORSEBACK.
After lunch, at the end OF Red canon a most
wond 'r:ul formation OF cliffs OF Red Ochre, CIV
Fort Washakie, reaching their camp at $3.50 %. m.
The Shoshone and BihnOck Indians, upon whose
reservation the camp is located, turned out 10
welcome the great father. and dash.d across the
plain and around the Presidents party gaily at
tired; the squaws especially display ing their skin
IN horsewomanship by riding In masculine attire,
whites. The party will rest here to-day, and
then take horses for the Yellowstone Park. All
were Well, and the President enjoys the trip more
than any other OF the party.
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The SlayeFs Of the James Boys.
GOV. CRI1TENDEN, OF MISSOURI, DENIES CHARLIE
FORMS STATEMENTS

SAN FRANCISCO, August 6-Gov Crittenden, OF
Missouri. upon being interviewed, yesterday MORN
Ing, emphatically denied the statement tele-
graphed from Kansas City that he had promised
James alive. and $4,000 II he brought him in dead
He says he did not know Charlie Ford had any
connection with the Blue Cut robbery until after
the robbery had been perpetrated II is absolutely
untrue. he says, that protection was offered to
Ford. Prior to the robbery he frequently saw Bob
Ford, but refused TO make any arrangements other
than those announced in the proclamation Offer
Ing SO 600 for the arrest and conviction Of each OF
the James Boys Judge Phillips, who was the
city. but declines to converse on the subject
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Lawns. LAWNS. LAWNS.
, Cheapest awns in Washington. Beautiful Pacific
LAWNS hnest quality actual value i2Xc reduced to &C.
SILKS, SILKS! SILKS!
Cheapest ilks in Washington Colocad Silks SOC
ialics Silks 3I19c. Heavy Gro Grain Black silks re-
duced froEl 81. so down to 81.
NUNS VE1LINGS! NUNS vEILINGS!
cheapest Nuns Vei1gs in Washinyton Nuns, Veil
Ies. an pure ooi, widest double width (42 inches
wA.e,' reduced from &c. down to 37bc
Nuns Sellings, fine quality. reduced to ooc
Nuns 1ellnss lace effect, pure wool. in Black Straw.
duced to 25c. '"'"e 0'e'' r0
BLACK SILK GRENADINES,
Black SILK Brocade Grenadines every thread all purs
s.lk reduced from IL. 30 to 75c- Black Brorade .E
Grenadines, actual value 81. reduced TO 5Oc
,Wamsutta. Fruitof the loom and Davol yard wide
Bleached Cottons reduced to Ss3c
CARTERS
.e26 MARKET SPA
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Tr Left by the Big Footed Men o
Old,

CARSON, NEB., August 6.-The foot prints which
were SO much discussed In This country and Eu-
rope. and which were originally pronounced by
those OF mammoths, are now stated by him after
years examination TO be only those Of big
footed men.
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Is Suspict0us,, Case Of Sickness ON a
British Vessel.
BALTIMORE, Nd, August 6-The British steam.
ship Capri. reported arrived here this mornin 2
from Vera Cruz, did not come up to the city. but
was detained at quarantine. She has one case OF
sickness On board which the quarantine ply ysician
prOnounceS suspicious"
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uMMER GooDs
AT SUMNER PRICES.
40 inch PAT1sTE NOVEL PATTERNS at 18c.
SCOTCH GIN HAMS REDUCED.
FRENCH SATINES REDUCED.
POINTED LINEN LAWNS REDUCED.
FRENCH LAWNS REDUCED.
INDIA LINENa-SPECIAL PRICE
Handsome Designs in Domestic Lawns and Cling.
hams &c.. lOc. aud l2Hc.
PERSIAN LAWNS. FRENCH NAINsOOK. INDIA
| MULLS. DOTTED MUSIINs.
We closed out lot Of Misses Hose worth 75. we sell
| for 25c.
s. L. HEMPSTONE,
sos PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
jy7 MARKET SPACE.
CLOSING Our SUMMER USDERsulErs.
30 Cent Gauze Shirts 8 forfl
All ST. les finest Linen Collars. 81, so per dozen
ne 4-pIy Linen uffs. 20 cts. a pair
Coco SusTei ders for Is cts. a pair.
snnlin-r Neck Wear almost given away.
Dix Fine Dress Shirts made to order for &C. at
MEGINNIsS,
1e23 1902 + street northwest
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Star Route Complications.

CABELI.
To-day Albert E. Boone, by Mr.. Chas. Pelham.
entered a suit against Mrs Flors b. Cabell to re-
cover on the following account: .
"Flora B. Cabell to Albert E Boone, Dr-Au-
gust 18th, 1880, to cash loaned, H,7OO; credit by
cash, s3O0"
Mr.. Boone was interested in the star route cases
as contractor, associated with Mr.. Cabell, and
ness relations Mr.. Boone cll inns that Mrs. Cabell
was the principal on the staF route bond cases;
that the business was engineered by her, the prfn-
cipalS being her husband, g g. Cabeli and her
nephew, Charles Il. Dickson, fof the Indian bu-
reau); that through this combination (the con-
tracts being in the name OF Cabel3 he lost about
$4,000.
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SAN FRANCISCO, August S-Slr Harry ,rkes.
governor or New South Wales, and Mr.. Archibs Id
Forb S, the well known correspondent OF the Lon
dOn press, arrived here yesterday from Australia.
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kaIsfs % tENIS ROUND TRIP,
THE FAST AND SAFE STEAMER
JANE MUSELEY
WILL ON SUNDAYS, TUESDAYS WEDNESDAYS
AND THUR DAYS MAX. EXCURSIONS
To BLACkISTt,N / LAND,
LEAVING SIXTH sThEET WHAnF AT 8 A. NJ
SIIALP; EETUENINCi All $50 7. M.
BATHING, GRABBING AND FISHING SPECIAL
TIES.
sTATEROOMS AND MI AIS TO BE HAD ON
BOARD OF BOAT.
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Cswssicssax ssrssxe Rep~rss.

CINCINNATI, August a-AsS.stapt Saperi,tend
that OF the go operators the COO niles al thsI
road just etght-!oar at Decatur aud four ar C,bi
any ns @ ooeTso .ne orses OF the brotherhood
everything is working smoothly. Tue members
OF inc brotherhood here on the other hand say that
seven or the eight operators at Decatur struck on
Monday, and that or the ls5 operators on the Iron
mountain railway, between here ana Texarkana
Ios oelong TO the brotherhood and can be relied
on 10 strike. They also ssy that OF the a. railroad
operaois IN East 81. Louis Ss are brotherhood
this at PRESENT however.
TELEGRAPH OFFICE MosBEp sy srRrxxns
ST PAUL. MINI, August S-Thc telegrarh ornce
at bismarck Was moDoed last night 6y strikers
ofiice and compelled the new man 20 onlt worr
i they then took him and put him 20 bed In hotel
building. No further trouble Is expected
EXTENSIVE RAID Ry TUE WIRE CUTTERS
NEW YORK, August S.-Last night another on
sllGght WAS made upon the wires or the Western
with werl fp pn MI Svnipsnts .ne consequences OF
preceding night Press Agent Somcryilc OF the
western Union company, said this morning that
tWfhty wires were cut on one route, and fourteen
on another, between Passlic and FlIzabethnort
n y. These were wires &c philadelphia ana other
points In the southern division. Twenty OF tho
Mutual Union wires were cut between Kings
bridge and Scarsdale. At Tarry town twelve Hui
son river wires are down. and eighteen wires in
Ine eastern circuits were destroyed between Port
chester and Greenw ich, Conn The cross-arm were
sawed on in the latter Instance, and the wires cut
INK h' II WfcS 10 80 GONn were those
tne eastern circuit, which were lost about N: 10
O'Clock last night The others went down shortly
ater midnight. large force OF linemcn was sent
out 10 repair the damage, and the lines are being
repaired as rapidlply as possible. The cutting OF
the wires tntcrfered with others across which they
fell so that WY
TIR GREATEST CONFUSION WAS CREATED
FOR long tine this morning, said Mr. Somer.
Vlle, the work was greatly delayed Superintend-
ent HumeStone estimated that when work was
begun this morning one.half the wires To Phila-
del hia, one-qusrer or those 20 tie west and cne-
thlrd OF tie eastern cirC uIts could not be used
Ine whtse number OF wires cut WAS SO but nearly
2U were rendered useless I'm conseuuencc A telH-
gram from Fort Washington said that a gang OF
men had lnterfered with the liUemen who were
repairing the wires there. and police protection
mac oeen asked IN case the Interference was re.
peated.
NO CLUE HAs VET BKES DISCOVERED
Oh the author, of the mischief. all IN the greats
est Vigilance IS being exercised. The Western
ihlon company has cInployrd detectives 60 ferret
OUT the perpetrators OF the wre-cuiting IL Is the
general opinion that the striking lnenen are an
swHrable FOR the injuries. The company Is con-
sldrrably put cut by THIS new hoI OF warfare.
AL the headquarters OF the Bro herhool OK Tele-
grApnerS IL was emphatically denied that the cut
&lnS Was being done by the striking linemen.
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SEpGOND HAND CLOTHING BOUGHT AND THE
MSness cash prices paid. Also Wstchea JcNelrv
, 1isso ~ &C. Cau or address HERZOG, SOS Vf
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THREE-AND-A-HALF PRR CENT BONDS to the
amount OF about 100000 have already been pre-
sented to the Treasury department for redemption
under the 121st call This Call will not mature
unti! November 1st, bat provision Is made for the
redemption OF any OF the bonds embraced in the
call prior to their maturity upon presentation,
with intere t to date OF redemption. The call is
for over $32, 600 co.,
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PEoPLEs, BERRY mo- ALFX,NpR1A. VA.

TEUPJESF FEKIEI I'D All 4NDRIA, VA.
FARE D CENTS
IHE FAST IRON 81 lEAM! X THOMPSON WILL
hERE FrER RUN On SUNDAYS AS FERRY BIZ
I'VE
WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA
LEAVE WASHING TUN. FO'T OF 9Th STREET
II NM OF I, 9TH AND 7TH SIRE I CA IS, As
FOLLOWS: 9;3o. 1890. 80 A. NJ, 1880, Lao,
23u. $3.50, 4:20. 5:3u All n G:3J z. NJ.
iEA Vi. Al. XASDbIA, From EDS WHARF,
FOOT OF kI&G SlRELT. 10. IL. - a. NJ, 1, 2, 8,
q, o. d and Il. NJ GO. Il. PHILLIPS,
jyl4-lm Si.terlntendeut.
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HAYWARD q HurcH1xsos.
~ NINTH STREET.

NEW STORE WITH NEW GOODS.
OPEN FIRE-PLACEs and BRASS GOODS \ spe.
eiaity.
MANTELs. FURNACES. RANGES and PLUMB.
ING FIXTURES ,vo,
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Mr.. SEvEHON A. BROWN, the chief clerk OF the
State department. esterday completed the tenth
year of service in that position. The event was
recognized by his associates in the department,
and he was the recipient OF m my congratulations
and appropriate marks OF esteem.
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ADJUSTMENTS

TWO TRoTTING RACES TO-MOnROw hurs-
tayg ct the National Fair Grounds by tine National
iTotting ASSOCIATION Admission free. Trains will
iease b. o. II. Ii. Depot al $50 and 40. in time for
NEW THEATER CoMIQUE SUMMER GARDEN.
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DEPOSITS FOR lOCK-Box KEYs--First Assistant
postmaster General Hatton has written a letter in
reply to a communication from Mr.. j. p Butler
and thirty-siX Other citizens of Saratoga Springs
NY. protesting against The enforcement or circu-
lar No. l.222, which requires a deposit of fifty
cents to be made by box-renters for each key to
JOCK boxes rented by them. Mr.. HattOn insists
declines to modify the circular referred to.
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STEAM r. ARMENIA
leaves wharf foot of 9Th street daily at A. m Satr-
day excepted; Sunday. 10 a m. ret,l ming o u IN
Fare round trip. so cents; Children. p cents.
On atGrday Steamer will leave at 30 d. IN. for sail
gown the liver. returning at IL p H.. commencing
June 80. 1888. Fare 25 cents. j, 25-1m
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NAVAL ORDERs.-L!eut Commander Thomas NJ.
Gardner has reported his return home, having
been detached from the command OF the storeship
Onward at CallaO. Peru, July 10th, and has been
from the receiving ship st. Louis and ordered to
ordnance instruction at the navy yard, Washing
from the navy yard, Norfolk, Va. and ordered to
duty at the navy yard. Nfw York. Assistant
Naval Constructor John Il. Hoover from the navy
Chester. Pa.
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NAVAL COURT MARITAL, consisting OF Lieut..
Frank Curtis senior member; Lieut. Nathan Sar-
geant, Lieut.. F. J. Milligan, with Passed Assistant
Paymastcr j. d. Doyle as recorder, is engaged at
the naval arsenal trying Seaman Gunner VIM. r.
Meyers.
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REGULAR FERRY.
SEyENT STREET WHARF.
Alexandria and Washington boats leave half hourly.
FARE hEDUCED.
Excursion Tickets to go aud return only
FIFTEEN CENES.
Take large boats and avoid the crowd. iy26-lm
Y UN.R CEDAR POINT
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INTERNAL REVENUE COMMISSIONER EVANS, who
went to Louisville with President Arthur last
week. has since been detained there by the painful
illness OF his wi;e. When she has fficiently re-
covered the commissioner Will return to Washing
ton. accompanied by his family, who Will take up
their residence here
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PRINTING AND ESGRAv1NG BUREAU EMPLOYEES
The legislation or Congress at the last session
as to internal revenue had the effect Of closing
entirely one OF the divisions of the bur au OF en-
craving and printing. Capt. Burrll, the chief OF
any wholesale discharges, and he Is transfer
ring the employees OF this division as oppor-
tGnity offers, to Other divisions COnse-
quently there have been no vacancies filled
by outside appointments for some time, nor Will
there be until all from the abolished division are
provided for, and many OF these have perma-
nrnt places yet There are now over 1900 en-
piOyes OF the bureau.
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E FL t.

CLOTHING OF ALL KINDS Is BOUGHT LARGE
LIZ OfON CONFIDENCE, FOR FEW PEOPLE KNOW
The VALUE OF MERCHANDISE IN BUYING
CLOTHES A MAN WANTS TO KNOW THAT HE IS
GETT ING RELIABLE ARTICLE AND IS NATUR-
ALLY SUSPICIOUS OF UNTRIED DEALERS. THE
PLAIN, SAFE RULE IS To GO WHERE YOU KNOW
HONEST GOODS ARE SOLD UPON EXACT STATE
NENTS OF KIND AND QUALITY THIS Is SUCH A
PLACE, AND IF OUR PRICES ARE NOT AS LOW AS
OTHERS ARE SELLING GOODS OF EQUAL VALUE,
HOW COULD WE AFFORD TO GIVE EVERY Gus
TOME LEGAL GUARANTEE ENTITLING HIM
TO BRING BACK GOODS AND OBTAIN HIS MONEY
IF DISSATISFIED FOR ANY REASON?
STORE OPEN UNTIL TEN O'CLOCK TONIGHT.
GEORGE SPRANSY,
ONE-PRICE CLoTHIER AND TAILOR
o13 SCI SEVENTH STREET
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The President is to be commended in setting
aside the sentence OF recent army court-martal
dsmiss:ng an officer from the service for sconduct
prejudciaI to good order and discipline" In marry
Ing the woman with whom he had lived In Illicit
relations This action OF the President Is a de-
served rebuke TO that prevalent sentiment which
tolerateS man who ruins woman, but ostracises
him II he attempts TO make her the only repara-
ton possible.
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The democratic vlctory'in Ohio will have brac-
Ing effect on the successful party IN the pending
elections IN the eastern states. Governor Cleve-
land draws from it an augury OF triumph in New
York, assuring an audience in Albany yesterday
that his state would send back a ringing response
10 the cheering news from the west. "This," said
The governor, sis not an idle boast;" and the
republicans are themselves Inclined to concede a
substantial democratic victory In New York this
all
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There are Indications In Massachusetts, that the
ude Is setting against Butler, but the sod man"
is m king vigorous personal canvass, and It ia
Tar too soon yet TO predict the result Some OF
Buffers recent speeches have been wonderfully
smart and cogen and 1t is evident that IL defeated
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