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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-07
An EX.Secret Service Omcer's Trae !,
Death An Chicago.

CHICAGO, August Capt Wallace w. Ha
until recently high officer In the secret serv.
of the United States, was shot and instan;
killed in his home at No. 476 Wabash ayent
at l:15 O'Clock this morning, the fatal bul
being fred from his own revolver while,
gagged In struggle for Its possession with
wIie, Mrs. Annie Hall, who Is locked up at
armory. The woman claims that the shoot
Was accidental. Capt. Hall was married
Chicago three months ago. His friends :
aware that he was not in the enjoyment of .
mesiic peace, but did not anticipate SD teri
an ending as the tragedy of this morning. D
met his wife while tie WAS engaged I'm the q.
service and while living in the same house, :
an intimacy sprung up between them, W!
eliminated in the woman accompanying
TO ~. Louis when he was transferred -
station early In the present year. He was
satisfied with the station. Frequent
with The present Mrs. Hail did not help h =
feel contented. He protested with such
against his position that he
10 Chicago, but few weeks az,
quit the government service, his resigI i .
being called Tor. Prior To that time Ca.
Halls habits had been irregular Wb~I :
found himself out OF employment, il ss.h. =
began drinking heavily. With his vile 10. 49,
gan housekeeping at No. 4.6 Wabash aFei..' I,
member Of the household. There WI i'sf E
happiness, Mr.. aud Mrs. Hall quarrelins ". a
great frequency, especially when he Wa iii G. =
cups, and, as the woman claims. he iresu. .-i.. !,
threatened her Lille. Yesterday the :
Quarreled several times, and this ;ll,s..i x
neighbors heard loud words and the cras 4. az ..
furniture, followed by pistol shol. Ponce
were summoned, aud when they entered tie
front room the furniture was found AL cisaG-
ranged, and evidences OF y struggle ali
sides. Mrs. Hall, attired in her nj. II iobes.
walked eXcitediy about, and TO the qIsrs.iOns o.
the officers, pointed into the back ro-Tc, wnero
they discovered the body of Captain Ia iysas
face upward on the floor, blood slowly tric4N.in {
from a wound in the middle Of his broas' souys
the heart. A few feet away lay SInita ana
Weston revolver, OF 81 caiiber, with one eIn =.
chamber. The body was cold. In this room
the furniture and bed clothes gave c.oa. evl-
dence OF a hard struggle. Captain ua.I xas at
tired only in a night SHIRT. Tue feet .aS - riiy
under the bed, with the head toward tite 5.r
OF the room, and the blood which ran i'os.i tie
wound i'm his breast over the carpet, hlIu'psi j
that ne had died without changing TIE puslL8Ga u
in which he fell. Mrs. Hall was tai-eD - the
armory aud the corpse 10 the mofgnC. The
woman's father corroborstes her stvry oG ths
affair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-07

CHICAGO, August 7.-Judge Tuley yesterday
company, 70 employ Col. John II. IiaVeriy, a.
q salary OF 500 per week, 20 take charge %
Cheilenham Beach. In his petition Tie re-
ceiver asks leave Of the court 20 maize an en-.
gagement with aaveriy, and state THAI the
affairs of the Pastime company had reached
man OF undoubted ability whose name void
be suncient guarantee 10 moneyed n4ea 20
ON q paying basis. Further, that $1,000
could be borrowed on Haverly's naluo. II >
receiver was authorized TO borrow that STA
and issue receivers certificates theT.fnr. tsa
money 20 be used In paying on some ole deb.s
aud securing some noU attrnottonA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-07
Civil Service In iNOrfn Carolina.
WAS REPRESENTATION coy nErEarEn ON

WAS REPRESENTATIVE cox DEFEATED ON AC
COUNT OF HIS CIVIL SERVICE RECORD?
The congressional convention OF the fourth
district of North Carolina at Raleigh yesterday,
after long contest, nominated Mr.. John w.
Graham. Gen. W. r. Cox, the present mem
Der, withdrew his name, as was stated in a dis
patch in yesterdays STAR, and it was said that
the opposition to him arose from his support OF
the civil service laws. Mr.. Graham who re-
ceived the nomination, is q son Of eX-Goy Wm
A. Graham, who was before the war Secretary
OF tn" Navy, and he Is also q brother OF Can't
Graham, the secretary OF the civil service COIN
mission. The latter in conversation with a
STAR reporter to-day in regard to the action OF
the convention said:
Ut Is a mistake to say that Gen, Cox's civil
service reform record prevented his renomina-
ton. II 1t had been for a second term ne would
easily have led the field, and that he was in
iuit accord with the administration would have
Deen one OF the strongest arguments in his
fhVOr. No better reason can be assigned for the
refusal OF his district to return him than that
he Is now serving his third term, and with an
abundance of good material a majority favored
change. l should say that his weli.known
popularity has not waned, and that the Presi-
ueht Is the most popular statesman of the day
with North CarOl1nianS, Notwithstanding there
Is q division o1 sentiment among the leaders,"
Inc civil service reform democrats here are
universal in their expressions of regret at the
defeat OF Representative Cox, who during his
three terms in Congress, has been a staunch ad-
vocate OF reform.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-07
TEXAN BLOOD BOILING.


ST. LOUIS August THE Globe. Ol1locrurs
New Laredo, Mexico. special says: Al day lonz
the recentiy-arrived troops in this CITY p.ri.oei
the streets in different parts of the cify- The
iorce numbers about four hundred, oi s.ica
one company Is cavalry and one artiiery. Tie
latter company went to the river bsl y twc cr
three times during the day and swuDg tlIc 1aE,-
zles Of three cannon toward Texas wltn great
bravado. This exhibition caused tbs brood Nf
the average man on the Texas side tie RIVER
TO boil with indignation. Eighty cavalry norses
Tor the lower Rio Grande have arrived az iaare-
do, bound for Brownsville. From osnsr
source II is learned that parts OF two regiments
OF Mexican troops have been sent from Saltilio
and Monterey 10 Piedras Negras, and thse
other forces have even been ordered from iuSe-
rior states to various posts on the eastern from
tier.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-07


DOWN WHO INSULTED HIM.
knock-down fight occurred in the Riggs
house lobby last night between q member Of
Congress and man named Burnes of this
city. Persons who saw the affair say that
Burnes was lighting drunk, y and jerking peo-
Representative Guenther, OF Wisconsin, who
was stranger to him. and challenged him TO a
night. The Congressman protested that the fellow
had better go about his business, as he {Guen-
ther) mad no taste for fighting. But Burnes
persisted, calling him liar. laying hands on
nim. Suddenly Mr.. Guenther struck out and
bis drunken assailant went sprawling across
the floor with u bad gasn in his cheek from the
Cougressman's blow. When he regained his
feet ne went at the Congressman again and re-
ceived two solid blows in the face and was
again laid on the doOr. At this juncture pt-
iiceman arrived and took the tnebriated and
badly licked" person TO the station house for
being drunk ana disorderiy." Mr.. Guenther
Qtq not know the man at all, and tried very
hard 10 avoid trouble with him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-07

respect were continuously shown. When 10
depot was reached the member OF t,te fAm 3
the Misses Tilden, Miss Gould, the Ness 7f.-
den and Mr.. Chas- A. MacIean. with tlislr MA
mate friends. the Rev. Dr. Tucker ana sSSsrai
OF the delegations. entered the oars.
rHE DEPARTURE FROM yoNKsHs.
The train left Yonkers AZ HIS, three n n
utes behind time. IL is due at HacSoa si ID,
Chatham at $50 and New Lebanon here tite
remains will be Inferred In the family lDf a
S:45. The train Is due at New YORK "a its
turn at 10.45 p. m. Secretary Geo. M. sn, :
said that the services At the grave wVala q a
the simplest kind.
IL Is unsettled whether or not The wlu vfl
be read tonight. IL Is rumored, how thi,:
~ Will be read at the old family hCne-tesc q
New Lebanon.
DISTINGUISHED PERSONS PRE- ~.
Among the eminent persons pre- e,saf az "a
funeral not named above were Co. .,tse .rH
Merriman, Hewitt and Campbell, MAJOR a.. u.
SchoHeld, u. :. A., commandant OF iHr CrI.fr :
ment oi the Atlantic, Commodore NI n llFg ]
the Brooklyn navy yard: ex-Congre~S.a-l f. --
Wen Z: Flower. Joseph Pulitzer, WalAb ltHf -
ins, W. ID. Purcell, of Rochest q, Jt.tI !.
Sharles j. o'pouohue, OF the SupT- are
James Gallagher, chairman OF tue ,1al.. .
lieut. state democratic committee; Assts.. ?
treasurer Charles j. Canda, NJ. ~. tr+
SUPERINTENDENT OF the Washington Tt.4,i of,. :
building; State Controller A. e. Chap.U. 81 .
Bank Superintendent MAXWELL; NJ. Eu i.
oi GoN HUI stan; ex-senator Chas. IL. b els :
and Clifford \. BARTLETT. and Gen. la. -. l-. p.
sail, formerly OF the governors staff
THE PRESIDENT LEAVES FOR NEW N0VE.
President Cleveland, accompanies tv -. ~
taries Manning. Endicott and VII. ~ aal
Mr. Lamont lett here for New York al -: 80.
Thetparty was cheered by a large Gro va as - 2
boarded special train.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-07

COMMISSIONER OF INDIAN AFFAIRS ATKINS
has gone to his home in Tennessee and during
his absence Assistant Commissioner Upshaw
will act
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-07

THE U. s. s. LANCASTER is expected to reach
Rio de JaneirO about August goth, from St.
Helena
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-07

CARE OF YELLOWSTONE PARK.-The Secre-
tary of War will detail an army officer and a
number of soldiers for the care of the Yellow
stone National park, as Congress failed to pro-
vide pay for the superintendent and his ten
assistants.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-07
The Unsigned Surplus Resolution.

CONTRADICTIONS OF STORY AS TO THE PREsI-
DENTS POLICY.
The statement in New York paper that the
President and his cabinet have decided upon
policy of compliance with the Morrison resolu-
tion. which the President failed to sign, is not
generally credited. Nothing is known at the
Treasury department OF such a determination.
and those VINO know the feeling OF the Presi.
dent concerning the matter say he would not
favor doing anything that would look like com
pliai ce with the terms of the resolution. The
department may not cOnfine the bond calls to
FOUR million month, but the calls will be
maoe large or small just as occasion warrants
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-07

STELLARINE,
House. eeping n ade easy! Hours of labor saved by
nsing sTELLABi<E, Magical medium for cleansing
hiver tlass, brAs>wOrk etc Instantly removes tar
Il>h prodcinS injury and leaviug brilliant polish
PrOounce-i by the AGness ChenIcal authority uhso-
Isiey Tree nom sci'ls aud ali inIpurIty whatever.
thsaper than W hitIng; prepared liquid and pow
Ger. UneNctiied fJE CoByeLje
Appiy AT WILSON'S Agency. 20SO 14th street:
lsctl-iHy & Evans, AZ. Penn ave. and druggists
and -rccers generally Boxes BY mail. 10 cents.
l.trln
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-07

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal
revenue, 1914, 36 customs s519,539.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-07

NJ de Lesseps has issued circular stating
that over one hundred Thousand shareholders
have subscribed for 466y y8O2 shares In the new
Panama canal loan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-07
The steamer werra Safe.

Mr. Edward +. Droop, the general agent of the
North German Lloyd, received the following
dispatch this morning:
Steamer Werra arrived at Boston this morn
ing, in tow of steamer Venetian; all wei pas-
sengers land there. OEi,RICIIS e. "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-07

THE GALENA SAILS UNDER SEALED Or
DERs.-A dispatch from Portland, Me-, says
that at 10 a. m. yesterday the U. 8. 8. Galena
sailed from there under sealed orders. She Is
prOvisioned for an extended cruise
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-07

GEN. HAZEN will start next week on an in
spection trip in the west. He will be absent
some time, and will return by way of the Isth-
mus of Panama.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-07

THOSE who leave the city during the summer
can have THE STAR mailed to them for any
length of time and the address changed as often
d desired. The subscription must be Invariably
paid in advance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-07

Engineer BEN Jones was killed by q collision
on tue Mlueral railroad, near Birmingham,
Ala, yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-07

NAVAL LORDERs.-Commander Yates Sterling
from command OF the Iroquois on the reporting
of his relie and ordered home and report ar
rival Passed Assistant Surgeon G. W. Rush.
from the Franklin aud ordered to the Pinta at
Sitka, Alaska. Passed Assistant, Surgeon Wm
q. q. Wilson, from the Pinta when relieved
and ordered home to await orders.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-07

Mr.. GooDE, son OF Hon. John B. Goode,
whose nomination was rejected by the Senate,
has been appointed to one Of the three clerk
ships under the court of claims created by the
legislative, judicial and executive appropria-
ton bill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-07

A NAVAL COURT OF INQUIRY has been Or
dered to meet at the New York navy yard, on
Monday. to investigate allegations OF miscon-
duct against Lieutenants G. c. Berry1nan and
S. W. Quackenbush. The court will consist of
Commodores II. b. Robson and Nicoll Ludlow
and Captain McLane Tilton, members, and
Lieutenant j. J. Hunker, judge advocate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-07

GEN. FITz JOHN PORTER RErIRED.-The fol-
lowing order was issued d the War Depart
ment to-day: "By direction of the President,
Fftz John Porter, having been appointed a
act OF Congress, approved July 1, 1856, is here
by placed on the retired list of the army, in
that grade, as of this date, in pursuance of the
authority conferred by the said act, and at his
own request
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-07

legislative, judicial and executive appropria-
tion bill.
THE SOCIAL STATISTICS OF CITIEs.-One of
the most interesting special reports issued in
connection with the last census is part of the
report on social statistics of cities, by Col. Geo.
+. Waring. jr the sanitary expert, which is
now going through the press, ana will be ready
to be issued about September 1st The subject
tics of certain cities in the New England and
middle states, and the second part which
is still to issue, will be devoted to the cities In
the southern and western states. The method
pursued is TO give a historical sketch OF the
iown, which is followed by description OF the
climate, the drainage, the financial condition,
the fire department, the gas supply, interments,
manufactures, markets, parks, reformatories
and healing institutions, police, places OF amuse-
ment, population, public buildings. streets.
water works, and, in fact complete Statistics OF
the social life in the places described In many
instances maps are given showing the system
OF sewerage, the location OF places of amuse-
meni, parks, Libraries and museums. The
sketch of the cities OF Boston, New York and
Phiiadeiphia are very elaborate, especially in
relation to the subject OF sanitary drainage.
The second volume will contain a sketch OF
New Orleans, furnished by MIR. Geo. W. Cable
the novelist. Inc report comp plete will OntaiU
about 1000 pages.
DELAY IN EXAMINING CIVIL SERVICE
PAPERs.-The letter which the civil service
commission sent to the heads of the various
departments was simply a request that the
members of the various examining boards ap-
pointed by each department to act In conf junc-
ton with the commission in the examination
OF The papers of candidates for Office should
give more of their time and attention to their
duties in this connection. The work of exam
lining papers is now some four months In ar
rears and there Is an accumulation of some
$50 papers at the civil service rooms awaiting
action by the department examiners. The
commissioners desire that the examiners
should be allowed To continue at their work
until it is ompleted, and instead OF the mem
bers oil the various boards spending half day
at irregular times upon this work that they
should devote the entire day tor as long o
period as may 10 necessary.
MARRIAGE ELICENSES.-Marriage licenses have
been issued by the clerk OF the court to
Henry Anderson and Emma Langley; John NJ.
Wheatiey and Emma j. Lochte; George W.
Turne- and Leana Walker; Hugh r. McCann
an Annie b. Dunn, OF Virginia; George p. Brad
street, of Royalton, VI, and Sarah B. Cushing
OF Detroit, Mich; James Doyle and Mary
Byrnes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-07

PRESIDENTIAL APPoINTMENTS.-The Presi-
dent yesterday appointed Thomas Cooper to
be collector OF internal revenue for the eighth
district OF Illinois, and Nelson F.. Acers to be
collector Oi Internal revenue for the district of
Kansas. The above were among the nOmina.
tiOns upon which the Senate lailed TO act.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-07

Hon. Z. SPENCER DAWSON yesterday en-
tered upon his duties as commissioner OF edu
cation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-07

The MARINE BAND CoNCERT.-The program
for tie Marine Band concert at the White
House grounds this evening is as follows:
March-"Camp Life," Weingarten. Overture
.'The Merry Wives of Windsor Nicholai. Sc
lection-"Black Huzzar, MiliOcker. Caprice
new comic opera, 1.-The Ambassador" CoIloca-
tion of Spanish melodies, Relic. Gems from
Eaika' Ian Shassagns, Sin introducing "Nanky, Dar-
died Upon the Heather Bohemian song" "I
Am the Captain Boleslas,' II Am My Noble
Unces Heir" "In the SOinbre Forest Yonder"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-07

A List OF Bills which Passed and those
which Failed to Pass, with q State.
ment Of their Position ut the Time Of
Adjournment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-07

THE RECORD of the present Congress fill:
$500 printed pages, not including the indexe.
and the appendix. This exceeds by about SOC
pages the record of any preceding session o
Congress-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-07

DEATH OF GEN. ROBERT ALLEN.-Col. Robert
Allen, q. s. A, a breveted major general during
the war for his services in the quartermaster
generals department, and who was retired
March 21st, 1878, after more than forty years
continuous service. has died in Geneva. He be-
came assistant quartermaSter general in 1886,
with the rank of colonel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-07
SEVENTH STREET ALAS RorAL

Seventh STREET PALA1s RoYAL
Are Exhibiting the Neyes, Styles in RIBBONS
Cape May Ribbons. Picot Edge.
9-lncH Block Ribbon Picpt Edge. :S5c.
S-ihSn Stsh ts'bJoL SeIl IHe. value at 4Oc
CriA NS~p port stripe "a Ribbon Plcot edge 6Oc yd-
Gros grain P1cot edge Eibeon.
ran edge Ribbon a novelty.
AL WiCtbs sIU coiOfS IN satin GrossFaiu Ribbon,
hre Gtialiiy AT Low Prices
very cheap lot OF Hamburg EdzIngs up.
s=@uCh >SiTIug.
L&cles Muslin Drsv ers. good qualify. 2n H. three
tucks, LOG Tsrr
Ladies Chemise trimmed sOrCnOn Lace. 2lc each.
Ladies fine quality Musin Drawers, Hamburg tut-
H.. % tGck>, only 5Oc.
Ladies fine quality s.GsiD Cbeuiisa square neck
tucked and Hamburg oke 5Uc
ladies Cambria tur>et CvVeEs. square neck. Ham,
bUrs i-IllnIing, Ijc-. 5Oc, 6:5c and ossc
bach quality a bargain
w not forget our OIs NceleU assortment of
-sh Cu.Rure anu icarisi LaGes aud FIouncings.
and E5y pti-u aces ana IIOuncinss and
Fancy Mixed IseeS tor Satiues
and Gingh2ms.
We close ut pm, Saturday excepted
SEVENTH STREET PALAIs ROYAL
au6 9l4 stb Street. Bet. and X NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-07

CHIEF CLERK TwEEDALE has been desig.
mated to sign the mail of the Secretary of War
during his absence. He is expected to return
on Monday.
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y o t I c Z


stop your hair falling out. One treatment of the
Electric Hair KesaOTer will do it Twenty-Five treat
Ilepts TOR SIO Ii has failed in years Call
for sestlIn onsis OF the families in Washington
ap2I-w&s 1922 F STREET w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-07

PLEURO-PNEUMONIA.- - Com missioner Col
man has prepared circular containing rules
and regulations for cooperation between the
United States department of agriculture and
the authorities OIL the several states and terri.
tories for the suppression and tirpation of con-
tagious pieurO-pneumOnia OF cattle. The circular
quotes the provisions of the law approved
June 30, 1Se6-the latter appTOpriating $780,
OOO To be employed i'll such manner as the
commissioner may think best to prevent the
spread of pleurO-pneumonia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-07

.IfO EDWARD c. TOWNSEND,
49, TEACHER OF ELOCUTION
Has Removed TO
yl-a"ss 1917 18th street NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-07

I>STABLI-HEb 1888
IL WHITE, HENTZ & co.
81 And "a North second ST, Phtiadeiphia, Pa,
Are sole PToprieIors of the Celebrated
'~IklNBLE WHlokIfI-"
Southern Once. Loo Pennsy ania Ave. NV
aslln2toB. Il. g.
1S-W6s COL IL =. sElIGsON in charge
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f.~ UNION CAMP MEETING.

- 1HE WASHINGTON PER CENT PER
- NANENI BUILDING ASSOCIATION
uier~ an excellent rOTtUny for safely investing
ethcT siiSH monthly savings Larger amounts paid
III a. adv alce The of holders
Is first mortgage Washington city real estate In
JTesJ ~tOck SaId annually.
Outstanding loans. FsbT IL 1856 $3.50 90 90
For Statement and fIrt apply at office
OF The ASSOCIATION. ga + St n.w bet 40 am and =
pm CIAS HERMAN President
Ii. u. EE.R6iN M. Tr-asurer iy.l..-:iIn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-07
THE EVENING STAR
SPECIAL NOTICES.

TEs NOTICE-rHE MEMBERS OF THE |
~ WASHINGTON SCHJETZEN VERtiN |
and invited guests informed thai the Sacred Con-
cert by the Marine Bard which was postponed last
sunday on account Of The her will take place next
SUNDAY. August str weather permitting. O'Clock
pm. Nm HELNUS.
Chairman TOmuffes - AmiISeInentS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-07

~ LOUIS RGTHSCHILD, WHOLESALE
49, dealer and importer Of wines and liquors
has removed his place OF business to 2l7 4la stree
public au4-S,ss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-07

THE HEOLEoNARGARINEL LAw.-Nothing hasyet
been done at the Treasury department towards
carrying out the provisions of the oleomarga-
rine act, but as ninety days are allowed in
which to make al; preliminary arrangements
great care will be exercised in perfecting the
machinery for enforcing the law.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-07
August 5. 1856

The undersigned having procured the sole agency
lor tne sale and manufacture of the EN- boSsed gold
brass and nickel ietters. would respectfully inform
the puoc that he Is ready TO furnish these let
ters, either In bulk ade into signs
HERMAN BAUMGARTEN
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1886-01-13
OUR BARGAIN COUNTER

will 90 to a bows room and find a
how in there. during Study hours.
who does not belong there. II Won
don't believe It. lust ask John Cres-
we'll
The Alpha Sigma will give her
public entertainment on next Fri.
day eve, in the College Chapel. It
will consist of Declarations, Ora
lions, Debates, &C., interspersed
with music.
Alma s,omo nert Eridov owe q
,vaek "a. Rosolvod That da.th
,,rr,shmar. shc.,d h. .ho,,shod
rirSt sneaker IN tho aM.mative 7