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The California Republican Conven.
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THE WORK DONE AT SACRAMENTO YEsrERDAY-n
BLAINE AND TEE CHISEsE QUESTION
SACRAMENTO, CAL. July 24.-At the republican
state convention yesterday six presidential electors
elected The platform adopted affrms the princi-
pies OF the national republican platform, declares
strongly In favor or protective tariff and de-
nounceS railroad discrimination. The democratio
candidate for the Pr sidency is denounced as a mo-
nopollst Mr. Blaines attitude on the Chinese Ques-
ton Is approved and pensions for Mexican war
veterans are demanded. The state central commit
Tee was appointed, and q resolution adopted 70
nominate ticket Tor state senators In the odd
numbered districts OF the state in November next
the convention then adjourned sine die
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An Embezzling Editor.

SUICIDE.
The editor OF the New York "Cnited States To-
bdcco Journal" Mr.. Oscar Hsmmerstein. OF No. 203
east l15th street, went to Europe in April last on
matter OF business He intrusted the charge OF the
paper to Maurice Solomon, who for seven years
had assisted him in his editorial labors. and who
had also been financial manager OF the paper Mr..
Hammerstein gave solomon power OF attorney
during his absence on the other side. When Mr..
HammerStein returned he found letter awaiting
MIN, written by solomon, In " ich the latter con-
eSSed that he had been led into oil and grain Specu-
latlon and had used his employers money 10 re-
uleve his losses He had failed In his Efforts and
would commit suicide Mr. HammerSrein found
that Solomon had emUezzled s3 GU0. and was mis-
sing. He was traced to Long Branch. where he
disappeared, and ii is thought was drowned in the
sea Mr.. solomon himself had always defended the
act OF suicide on tile ground that man had per
1ect right TO .ree hlmSeiI from trouble. He had
frequently stated that IN case he iound himself In
any difficulty he should unhesitaungly take his
IL
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General Foreign News By Cable.

ANATTACK EXPECTED
SUAKIM, July 24-As the Bairam feasts, which
mark the close OF the fast OF Ramadan, begin TO.
day, IL Is expected that a formidable attack upon
Ihe city VIII De made by the rebels.
THE SALVATION ARMY IN SWITZERLAND.
BERNE, July 2L-An meetings OF the salvat1oo
army mere have been prohibited
BRITAIN WON'T BLOCKADE.
LONDON, July 4-Earl Granville secretary Of foe.
elgn analrs, has refused 10 assent 10 Hollands
posal To blockade the whole Acheen coast, with Q
view TO securing the release OF the crew Of the
British steamer Nisero, wrecked on that coast lAse
autumn.
CoMPLIMESTING AMERICAN NETHoDrsTA
LONDON, July 2i.-At the Wesley conference, now
In session at Bursem, the Rev. Mr.. Young and th0
rev MI whitehead spoke OF their recent visit 70
America. as delegates TO the general conference a
The Methodist church. They spoke In the hiQhee
terms OF American Methodism
ABRICKLAyERs' sTPIKE m EUROPE.
PEsTH. July 24.-The bricklayers OF this city havO
struck for reduction OF the number OF wording
houP5 per day. ln one instance they attempted 70
demolish building. The police had much dim-
Guilty in restoring order.
THE PLOT AGAINST TIE CAR
WARSAW, July A-The inquiry into the con-
spiracy TO blow up the palace during the czars visit
TO warsaw shows that elaborate and far-reachinG
plans were adopted. Evidence is adduced 70 provo
that the conspirators after murderino the car in
tended TO provoke a rebellion In Poland and West
ern Russia, 70 plunder Jews and rich tradesmen a
warsaw, ana 10 seize the arms IN the arsenal
BANQUET ON TIE VICTORY.
LONDON, July 24-The Officers OF Nelson's f1aR.
ship, Victory, at Portsmouth, win entertain t6a
Philadelphia cricket team at q banquet On Julv n
Admiral Hornby Will preside.
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VIRGINIA AT THE NEW ORLEANS ExPosrrroy-A
conference was held yesterday at Fortress Monroe
between Commissioner General Morehead and a
cluding Gov. Cameron, L. S. Commissioner Blan-
ton. commissioner OF Agriculture Harrison and
Gen. Grover. and a comprehensive plan was
adopted or securing to Virginia grand exhibit of
It's material resources at the worlds exposition Of
New Orleans
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Mr. KEENEs ASCOT CUP.-James r. Keenes race
cup. which contains nine pounds OF solid gold and
was won by his horse Foxall at Ascot, England,
senaltis n, IN the strong DoX OF the custom house
somewhat damaged since 1t was received there. A
bonded warehouse has had IL In charge most OF the
time. Customs authorities say there is no law
whereby the cup can be admitted free of duty and
that special act OF Congress Is needed.
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BEHEADBD By An ENGINE-A terrible accident
the Gettysburg and Harrisburg railroad Joeeph
Cline, aged about eighty, had driven across the
track with blind horse as an extra train was an
preaching. just as the wagon cleared the rails and
at second whistle nom the engine the old man
tried TO urge on his horse but the animal stopped
and backed the wagon on the track too late for the
train to be stopped. The wagon was demolished
and MI Cline thrown across the track, III engine
passing over him, taking on his head, breaking q
jury OF inquest exonerated the railroad
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Not Yellow Fever,
4 DENIAL OF AN ALARMING REPORT FROM NKw
ORLEANS

The following telegram with regard to the re-
ported case OF yellow fever in New Orleans has
been received at the New Orleans Exposition ONCE
In this city:
"Ihe board OF health reports suspicious case
fever DR.. Bemis, OF national board; Dr Godfrey,
Oh marine hospital service; DR.. F1nney, ex-quaran-
lne omcer; DR.. solomon, and President Joseph
commission to investigate and cause post mortem
eXanlhaton- Dr. II. ID. Schmidt, pathologist or
Cnarity hospital, made microscopical examination.
ana upon his report and statement OF commission
the BOARD OF health declare that the report OF yell
low teyer Is not confirmed DrS. Godfrey. Finney
and Solomon declare the case is not yellow fever"
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TIE MYSTERY OF MISSING GIRL-Lizzie Bradley,
while suffering from mental depression, disappeared
she was found at fishing camp on the Mononga-
hela river. Her body was covered with wounds
and She was unconscious Jewelry worth $500 in
her possession when she left home was missing.
The young men in charge of the camp were ar
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LIFE Issrr.Scr

Under any and all systems consists in collecting from
the 'ps to Pay the representatives of the dead That
IN substance. is all there is Of life insurance All the
rest Is mere method That system plan is best for
,he insured which achieves this purpose most simply
orevtiy and nexpensvely The system inaugurated by
the Mutual Reserve Fund Life association does this 1t
Is sup for to and an Improvement upon every other
ecmlinine al the advantages ard avoiding all the
tets ana ineorveniences OF the level premium and
operative systems. let which it occupies middle
srounc 1t avoids the perils Of large accumulatons
and anords absolute indemnity at actual cost Never
was there Plan devised that grew rapidly popular
fvor f!d although It has not reached its fourth year
O. xstelce there hut two three old line compa-
pss in the country writing many policies per month
u this ASSOCIATION. Lfoe. 1909 St Agents wanted
!yl0 IY KNIGHT Gent Agent
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MINISTER Lowell

was interviewed In London yesterday. He is grow
Ing full beard, and looks much better than he did
a few days ago. His gOut has almost entirely dis
appeared, and he was able to wear boots for the
nrst time since his Illness Mr. Lowell said that he
had en- greatly gratiied by the intense and ide-
spread interest which had been manifested through
out Great Britain in the success OF the Greedy
relief expedition.
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THE SUMNER SCHOOL OF PHnosoPHY.-The
Summer School OF Philosophy opened its sixth
term at Concord yesterday. The attendance is un-
usually large. The morning exercises were varied
and interesting. There was no formal discourse,
but "reminiscences from friends OF Emerson and
extemporaneous remarks about his connection
with Mr. Alcott. Readings from the diary OF Mr.
Alcott occupied much OF the time and contained
many novel Incidents and opinions. It Was an
reduced to ten days, and the number Of subjects
to two.
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Telegrapiakc Brief.

A IRE at Eagle Bay, new town on the puluth
ana Iron Rang railway, Yesterday destroyed seven
frame buildings; loss $4,000
ine government engineers, recently appointed
q the proposed railroad bridge across the ST. Lous
side. S "S0S~A
Adyices from various points throughout M,chs-
gan, where forest nres have been raging. saw thas
heavy rain. ~
Ihis morning Fred Honey, OF Roxbury, Maa.,
ano VIM 1npp. OF Wells, Maine, were droWno4
Wnne nshing on Wells Beach, NainA
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Calling an Extra Session.


GOVERNOR CAMERON ABOUT TO CONVENE THE vrR-
GINA LEGISLATURE
After many delays the Virginia democrats have
secured the signatures Of the requisite number Of
members Of both branches of the legislature to re-
Qulre Governor Cameron to issue his proclamation
r'convening that body August 18th This was
only accomplished with the aid OF General William
c. Wickham and c. Powell. republican members Of
the senate Both these gentlemen claim to be in
dependent OF all caucuses, and have acted in this
natter Tor the best interests OF the state The call
tor an extra session was presented to Governor
cameron yesterday at Old Point. The friends Of
Mahone 1t Is said will use every effort to get Sem
ator Powell TO withdraw his signature from the
call, IN which case 1t is a debatable question
whether the governor would regard it as binding
upon MIN until another senator's name was added
70 that paper. One OF the objects of the extra
session IS 70 make provision for the election OF an
electOr. The light made by Congressman John 8.
wise against the new congressional apportion-
ment act WILL in the event the court decides that
another.
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THE IRISH NATIONAL LEAGCE.-An official public
cali has been issued by the Irish National League
announcing that the second national convention Of
the Irish National League OF America viii assemble
August 13tn In Faneuil hall. Boston. 1t is an
nell, that Hon. Thomas Sexton, NJ p, and Hon.
John E. Redmond, NJ F., Will attend the convention
on behalf Of tie people of Ireland.
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Repulsed by Indiana.
A DETACHMENT OF CAVALRY MAKE AN UNSUCCESSFUL
ASSAULT.

ST. LOUIS, July 2-The Republicans Durango
special says: Capt Perrfnes, commanding the de-
tachment or cavalry Ia pursuit OF the Indians that
made the outbreak on a cattle camp a short time
ago. found the Indians intrenched In their strong
hod 100 miles west OF Blue mount aims on the 18th
INST After sharp hight he was compelled 70 re-
TIRE with the loss Of one scout, named Wornington,
ana JAS Higgins, a cowboy, killed There are 200
Indians, well armed and SO Well protected In the
ouns, that II was found impossible TO dslodge them
capt PeTrnes Will probably await orders from
headquarters before making any further attack
IL Is only throwing the lives OF his men away &C
disadvantage 10 renew the light with the Indiana
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Nh 0Y1 GIVES. UP Hrs CoNTRAcE-It Is only q
Iew weeks since Information was received that MT.
Ernest eye, OF the Royal italian opera company OF
Lonaon. ma 9gned contract with the Netrop0li-
ssn Opera house company, Of New York, to give
now stated, however, that Mr.. Gye has thrown up
MS contract because b has not been able to engage
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District Government Affairs.


Mr. T. A. Lambert to-day transmitted to the
Commissioners tracing Of the line OF the Sou hern
Maryland railroad. and profile OF the same In
compliance with the law. and to show that that
portion in the District IS completed
VITAL STATISTICS FOR JUNE.
The report OF Health Officer Townsend for the
month OF June. issued TODAY, SHOWS that during
the month there were 443 deaths in the District OF
this number l15 were white males. 1O9 white females,
105 colOred males and 104 cOlored females. This
give death rate OF q 25 ner 1000 par annum for
the white population. s. l9 for the coored and e. So
for the total population. This is higher than the
mean death rate Of June for the last ten years by
.05 for the whites, and lower than the mean rate
for the color and total population by 73O In the
case Of the former and 55 for the latter The av-
erage daily mortality was IL 81. During the month
69 marriages and 239 births were reported.
AN UNGRATEFUL GUEsT.-Julia Rob nson a young
colored woman. has been In the habit OF visiting
her young lady friends and spending the night
with them. When She went away In the morning
She would 1t is charged steal some article OF CLOTH
Ing. She was discovered. and this morning in the
Polio Court she was charged with three separate
arcenieS the nature described above. She pleaded
guilty, and was sentenced to six months in Jail
STOLEN WATcH-In the Police Court, yester-
day. Julia Daniels was charged with stealing a
gold hunting case watch. valued at $50, from the
residence OF Lewis P. Streamer. whore she was
spending the day. She was found guilty. but SEN
tence was suspended. To-day she was fined $50 or
60 days In Jail.
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The Greedy Party.

PORTE
MOUTH.
According to the program decided upon by the
Secretary OF War and The acting Secretary of the
Navy, the Thet1s and Bear of the Greely relief ex-
pedition will sail from St Johns the latter part Of
this week for Portsmouth, N. a., and will be re-
ceved by the Secretary OF the Navy, officers Of the
north Atlantic squadron and state authorities
The survivors OF the Greedy party viii be left there
10 recuperate and TO become gradually accustomed
to warmer weather TIL" Thfris and Bear will pro-
ceed from there to New York with the bodies OF the
dead OF the expedition which were recovered. They
will be landed at Governors Isl md where rea-
tives and friends can Obtain possession OF them and
give them private burial Those which are not
Gained Will be buried at the National cemetery at
New York 1t is not known when the Alert will
come south
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LADIES GOODS.

La DlES (TNJNlJS.
DouaLAss
NINTH STREET ST CLOUD BUILDING
UNDERWEAR,
FOR LApIES. MISSES AND CHILDREN
Ladies' GAUZE UNDERVESTS at
Misses GAUZE UNDEKvEsTS at ~" ~'
25c.. $50. SOC and Sc up
These goods are FIRSTS. but the prices those
usually asked for SECONDS.
HOSIERY
An unlimited assortment all the new and choice
Sly les for Ladies. nlsse, an5 Chilir~n.
COTTON UNDERWEAR
We advertise tbs department very little for the reason
that the quAn cf the Their fu size perfec.
ton u maze a4d 1t DO x most eiIvc. .ualy for Us
PARASOLS, PARASOLSm
Our stock u PiRiSOIS has been ry IL uch reduced
tEt w have yet Of the BIT T left which
We VIA e-Gs. out az SUCr OWL price
We have ade still further reductions in prices q fol-
Our $3.50 and 81 81 will be GOA
Our Ss 20 and g. VIII be IA 80
Cur - O. vii. b. )
Ard other sty les proportion.
QUALITY, kER + TON or SHAPE AND FrNIsH
IF MOI SA. 1SFACIORY
DOUoLASy.
fyl5 522-524-526 Ninth street
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Washington News and Gossip

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal reve-
nue., 23364s; customs, s51s.510
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BceERrs MAerc Coxpousp.

certain cure for Sick Headsehe. Cramps. Cholera
otSus pysen'ery. Cholera Irfa.tu,n lid gesticn &c
f0f sale by all druggists. Price IS certs
Aso' 'BoGEETs yEGETaBiE COUGH srErr ".or
"o0i-ns Cough Croup arG, clcs Eot,i warranted ire.
nom al kinds OF Iarcoca Ir.ce % AID . :.:G-:sa
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1DE AWAKE.

any merchant to sleep he is very apt to be left
and ls comp titors move ah of him. and he is
forgotten We 90 not pr pose to be left: wide
awake All the tllne even III te midst of Summer and
We continually nave some hug to attract
tolI'1s have had immense success with cur Trav-
elng Satcn@,s ecsnow led to be the b st cheapest
Ill the city ald would now call your attention to
nia-nlhceit line OF Baskets We do not to bran,
out We re sure that in the city show the
sorte,t; that no one sell them cheap and that
no one cal show nandsomer styles.
Another article which has found immense favor is
GU very large stock II 3c Chromos all lare Pictures
handsomely tra ed and mounted On canvas They
teat almost all subjects, and are sure to please
Cur beautiful Eugravngs in handsome Oak Frames
N ady for hanging "a 93c each, have also found
Der OF lends anong those who prefer perfect picture
quiet in tone !
Our asso tment Of Picture Frames we never allow to
abundant proof that than onehalt frequently
bee, saved by bringing Pictures to to be framed
We hayr furnished fine Gold Frames ut prices lower
than any else able to offer them At the same
time ca' furnish Velvet Card Frame for &C. aud
Cabinet Frame for 12c.
Bring Pictures. to he suited and we
make charge for framing. We alw have new goods
Coming ILL., season season, and yon to see
iietinH either cheap otherwise attractive,
that you canIiot help buying it.
Fire works supplied lowest rates on short notice
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COMPLETING THE STATE DEPARTMENT BUILDING
Rapid progress is being made in the construction OF
The west wing of the State, War and Navy depart
1nent building. A large force of workmen is en-
pioytu. end the coal vaults. which will be on a
level with the foundation. are fast reaching COIN
plelion. Sewer pipes have been laid, making
complete network throughout the excavation, and
tr foundation for the walls OF the building Is being
laid. Plenty OF material Is on hand Tor the con-
struction OF the building and no delays antici-
pited.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-24

COMMANDER A. V. REED, who resides In this city,
has passed his examination for promotion.
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SHOOTING INTO A Post OFEICE.-Hiram Beans,
postmaster at Waterford, Loudon county. Va, has
Informed the Post O1ice department that unknown
persons fired ten shots into the post Office sun
day morning, breaking glass and doing other dam
age. The postmaster says that the local lrthori-
ties DO not show disposition to Investigate the
affair.
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TIE SCANDALS At THE IRISH CAPrrAI.-The in
quiry into the case OF James Ellis French Of the
royal Irish constabulary, who was arrested in
Dublin last week. charged with felonious prac-
t1ces In connection with the Cornwall case, is
whom 1t is made stated that the evidence would
be OF most reyoiting character and requested the
case is being made in Connection with that Of
French. Johnston and Little, who were imln-
Gated In the scandals, have been arrested at
Magnerdfelt, County Londonderry, and brought to
Dublin. -
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

rV NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
anS heretofore es1sting between GEO
aha Si 1 s4ksSE o5S sGn kBo ssRss IS
this day by mutual dissolved All parties In
to sI,,s GEo ns CoLNaS WHO % eoecs al
1y4lw' JAS. A JAKBOE
rIS@ MASTER RBUILDERS-A special meet ng of the
'frs, ass eation will be held THIS NJ at soi
the death OF our late y w D9wsrse
THos J. KING. - cretary ''' ~ it,
f- sRE PEI AlAL.-F1yE GALLONS DANFoKTH'S
,yas am " 5: ;I= 5EHSs ;9S ,'S.es eo; +. w.
- TO THE PUBLIC
fsrf ysn an that 9s Tsf nssp
the firm 1H name of BAGBY HA1sLIP is this 2lst dav of
'q Rdsr IS sld Il TsGRT sd s%
an on the sail partnership are to be presented
70 D'D ''' payment 5mH 5ohS 'VsT Ha1stiF p stGsf
shall continue in business at the corner 9th and
+ + strstts northwest. formerly occupied by Bagoy &
BY that r Isl n BasBY
In FstiIinS from the he firm Sf BAGBY
jy235t. JOHN ". HAfsL1P.
- LUMBER HARDWOODs
IN ORDER THAT WE MAY MAKE ROOM FOR A
LARGE STOCK OF HARDWOCDS AND WHITE
PINES. NOW ON THE WAY. WE OFFER GREAT
INDUCEMENTS IN UPPERs, SELECTS, SECONDS
PICKS, SHELVING AND HARDWOODs, SUCH AS
WALNUT. MAHOGANY, CHERRY AND POPLAR
WI. MCLEAN & SON.
18TH AND B STREETS AND 14TH. BETWEEN B
AND CSTREETn NoEIHWEar. NlT
- POLL &c L AND SOCIETY BANNERS POR-
- traits. sc, at New YORK prices Call examine
the anest Artstc Paintings III the city. estimates cheer
fully given SHUMAN, Artist, 1872 Pa. ave. jyl6-2w'
7 80 JNO. A PhFSCOTI,
~ heal Estate Broker
Has removed his office to
No. lS2G + street northwest
Houses ahu building Lots FOR sale Cheap
myS-3nl Aiuliey to LOau 'p'
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ARMY ORDERs.-Captain George F. Towle. 10Th
infantry, now on leave OF absence at New Castle
New Hampshire, will report tc the commanding
officer Columbus barracks, Ohio. for temporary
September l.. 1894, IS granted First Lieutenant
freGerick h Ward. first cavalry. Acting Assistant
surgeon H. G. farrow, Z: s. army. viii proceed
Lake City. Utah Territory, on public business and
on It's completion VIII return TO this city. liz ut
Will proceed from Rock Island arsenal Illinois, to
San Antonio, Texas, and inspect the San Antonio
aTlenal. First Lieutenant David j. G1bbOi 9th
cavalry Is granted leave OF absence until further
orders on account Of disability. Leave for three
months is granted First Lieutenant William \.
Mann. 17tn infantry. Leave Tor four months is
granted Second Lieutenant Baldwin d. Spilmun,
.th cavalry. Leave for two months and fifteen
days Is granted Major William A. Marye, ordnance
department. The leave OF Captain Otho W. Budd.
4th cavalry, is extended one month.
The PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN.-THE WEEKLY
GEL rNill hc
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LECTURES.

NitNoKS-
Free Lecture on the Art of Memory" by Prof A 8.
Bod at Y VI q. A. Bui diI- 1iUJ New York avenue.
hIDAI. Ju!, - at 8 o'clock 7.
IaGle AMI Gentlemen invited to attend and hear
the test mony Of 80 pupils in reference to the great
!u- 9: III system jy24-2t
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Mr. d. D. LYMAN the second Assistant, Il acting
as Postmaster General to-day
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Miss EMMA G. Fox, OF Connecticut, was pro-
NOTED to 1900 clerkship in the ONCE OF internal
revenue Yesterday
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THE PRESIDENTIAL. CAMPAIGN.-THE WEEKLY
sTAs VIII be sent postpaid to any address in the
United States or Canada until after the presidential
election for 35 cents. 1t is a large eight-page
paper or n1!y-six Columns OF interesting reading
matt2r-poi1ticll, miscellaneous. personal, news
ana gossip, etc. Send Tor Z sample CODY.
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RECEIVER APPoINTED-The controller of the
currency has appointed a. D. Lynch receiver OF the
richmond National bank or Richmond Ind
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NJ. sILvERBERG l. CO.,
s12 7rH AND sls srH STREET N. w.,
jy2l Near Pennsylvania Avenue
Jus1 RECEIVED
Line Of.
ASH. CHERRY AND WALNUT
CHAMBER FURNITURE
II MARBLE AND WOOD TopA
which are Offering at Great BarsainA
HOE KE,
fo1 Market Space and sOs and $40 9th street
Carpets cleaned called for and delivered my23
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SECRETARY FRELINGHUYSiN did not start for
Newark. \. j., to day, as was expected, and has
not yet set day for his departure although he will
go al an early day. The President and two Of his
CABINET officers, secretaries OF State and War still
remain III the city. All the others are absent