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AUCTION SALES.
GEO. ". sTIcxNKY. Auctionesr, sso r.


TkgsTxEg SALE OF VERY vALUABIE M
rrhh0SNxEp RR9PERIY on THE NOhTHEAsT
~ virtue q deed Of trust recorded In LAber No
toio VI e seq Of the land records for the
e columbia, and q the reQuset Of the party
premss We w offer 5os ssls v fops q ne
;h r 1883. at FIVE O'CLOCK ?. n, the follow
insson District Of Columbia. to w.t. Ali that piece or
.fvsl Of land and premises known and described az
iSs umoered ntnety-two or in John 7. Arms sub
ainslon Of certain lots IN square numbered hun
corded q Ever 5 ;sd y . re-
subject to certain deed Of trust dated July
interest int e the q per csntum per snnum Usy
Terms d sale. 6ns.thir cash. and tn. balance in
ne rate OF six per centum per antum payable semi
annually secured by deed Of trust on the property
OF Al cash. Ct the option Of the purchaser de-
posit OF $3.50 Will be required at time Of sale All
gTSIveya99cans and recording q puxchssers cost
the property viii be resoid the rsi and cost Of the
JAMES h. MARI,
au23-eod6ds SAMUEL A. DRURY, Trustees.
ZINE BUILDING LOT CORNER VIRGINIA
AVENUE. I'd STREET AND STREET SOUTH
On MONDAY AFTERNOON. SEPTEMBER 3. At
G Soff1os s8t * E North SKI OF SQUARE sss
fronting @. ~ feet on SiRaiNiA AVENUE. q fee.
On ~ STREET and 80 .5S feet on STREET. One
.u.s DUNCXNs0N BROS
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EOR SALE
PROPOSALS.

STATIoNERY-U. s. HOUSE OF REPRESENTA-
proposals Will be received this ofcs until TNEIyE
O'CLOCK ~. OCTOBER TWO. lsss, for furnishing
Stationery for the House of Representatives during
the nsoa year ending June 80. 1859. Blank forms OF
PROPOSALS., blank bonds aud necessary will
z furnished on Application to the stationery clerk
The eerk reserves the right TO waive defects and re-
et shy or all bids OF yart VI bids Proposals should
b. addressed 10 the Clerk Of the House kepresenta
nves anu endorsed Proposals FOR Stationery" JOHN
b. CLARK. Clerk U 3 House Of Representatives.
ss3-1aw3t
pRoPosLs FOR IMPROVING CHAPLIN AND
L sTOCGHION sIREETS.-UFFIcE OF TIE Con-
hSsroSERs. ID. c., wAsHISGToS. August 80, 1855
TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ. SATURDAY. sEPTIM-
Der EIGHTH. lsss. for the Improvement
Of Chaplin and stoughon streets with curb AXIS
and granite block pavement Blank form Of proposals
and specifications be obtained At this once upon
Information and bids upon these forms only will be
considered The right Il reserved any ali
bids or parts Of bids. W. II WEBB. 5. T. WHEAT
LEY. CHAs. W. RAYMOND. Commissioner d. c.
s1:50-6t
DEFORM SCHOOL STEAM HEATING PLANT
~ Sealed proposals for steam heating plant aud
mains and for supply and distributing pipes
Tor water tanks for the keform school of the DsIct
q Columbia viii be received until IL O'Clock NJ WE'D
NksDAi. September >, 1858. at 6O6 9th St NV.
epeeincations furnished and Information given
above number The right 10 reserved TO reject and
al bids or parts Of bids J. L CAEPENTER,
a1.Ss-7t Chairman Blfi.r Com
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Iasavy Rain tu JuckscnvsIie.

THE ATMOSPHERIC CLEARED By sfOhN-HOPRs on a
FAVORABLE EFFECT IN LfssENING THE INFECTION
There were twenty-three new cases OF yell0~
fever In jacksonville on Saturday and TWO deaths.
Yesterday there were twenty -four new cases ana
two deaths Yesterday AFTERNOON a cyclOnic stOrIa
passed over the city, and an abundance OF raIh
fell, clearing the atmosphere and lowering thu
temperature, washing the surface OF the streeis
perfectly clean, 40 well as carrying several huIss
dred barrels OF lime which had been scattert a
abroad INTO the river. The effects Of the storm.
SAID leading Cuban physician. Will probably D.
excellent on the well, tending 70 lessen materially
the Injection, but VIII he bad ON the sick.
In regard 10 the at acks hls course IN Quaran.
timing Jacksonville, surgeOn-G eneral Hamilton de-
ciares that the Criticisms are mainly based on ms
Information. he says the people OF FLORIDA wers
permitted 10 20 anywhere ~ long the disease
was confned 10 cifcum-cTlDei areas, but vines
the city became generally Infected, plomlscuOus
travel from jacksonville had 10 be restricted foe
the safety OF the country. at may Dc fearful
alternative" ne says, ITO compel persons from
Jacksonville 20 remain within a camp Of refuge
Tor period OF ten days before being allowed TO ~
at WILL but that alternative l. humane IN cOfnparis
son with the results which would follow the adnis-
sion OF the contagion inUo all the seaports and
southern cities"
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AROUND ITS NECK.
Grace Smallwood, q colored woman thirty Ave
years old, is q prisoner In the fifth pre-
cinct station-house. She was arrested this
morning on charge OF infanticide. Her
home is in Hope alley. between 18th and 18th
and and streets southeast Early this morn
ing a woman reported to the station house that
the body or dead male infant had been found in
the alley under q heap OF rubbish. The police
took possession or the body, which was found
TO have q string about its neck. II was supposed
that the child had been strangled. The po-
lice satisfied themselves that Grace SMALL
wood was the mother OF the child and
she was arrested at her service place 18th street
southeast. At first she denied being the mother
OF the child, but subsequently, admitted giving
birth TO 1t last evening She denied having killed
IL, however, claiming that It was born dead. The
morrow,
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A REMARxAs1x CASE

THE WELL-KNOWN CARLSBAD sPRUDEL SALT
PhOGU6ED FROM THE NATURAL SPRINGS
OF CARLSBAD. BETTER THAN ANY
OF The SO-CAl4LED BLOOD
PURIFYING REMEDIES.
The cashier Of NJ. Gugrepheim's soma Or and %
franklin street. of the largest import houses In
the United States writes under date Of June 80 1885,
g follows:
For years have suffered from Assesses which
Always formed on the back Of my neck snd had to be
cut from time to time to obtain relief used all sorts
OF blood purifiers. but without avail The abscesses
would always reappear. / suffered very much pain
until my physician advised use the genuine i'm
ported Carlsbad Sprudel salts (powder form) used
this for about four weeks and since that time have
been entirely free from the disease My complexion
cleared and have enjoyed good health ever since. l
cannot speak too highly Of this really valuable remedy
and have recomnended IL to all my friends who also
speak OF Its wonderful effects q laxative.
Yours very respectfully. l. MEYERS
The Genuine Carlsbad Sprudel Salt Powder is put up
In round bottles Each bottle Gomez in paper cartoon
and has the seal Of the city Of Carlsbad and the sigma
the neck Of every bottle: All others worthless imi.
tations. Pamphlets aud Dr. Toboldts lecture mailed
free upon application. EISNEh 4 MENDELsON CO.,
q Barclay 81, N. y, Sole Agents auI-m,wSf
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The ssStamdard'' Denounced for it's ViOs
lent Talk ON the Fisheries Question.
LONDON, Sept. 3-The Pail Mall Gazette de-
nounces the Standard for its violent utterauces on
the fisheries question, and charges that paper
with outraging the good feeling which ought to
exist between Great Britain and the United States
The Star IT: p. OConnors paper regrets that
the Standard has not followed the example OF the
ing the treaty, have carefully refrained from
emoittertng the controversy by language
OF insult an which the Standard
revels. The American bark In the stress Of
politics. 1T says, is worse than its bite 1t says 1t
does not doubt but that after the election the nsh
cries question win be satisfactorily settled.
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The Accident Was Upon the Overhead
system

To the Editor OF THE EVENING STAR:
In the heat OF the Tight between the competing
electrical companies and systems that are seeking
the freedom OF our Streets facts are occasionally
twisted and misstated In the Post editorial upon
the subject this morning there was slip OF this
kind. 'Only last week." says the Post ''the tele-
graph told OF o serious accident in Allegheny
city, which certainly does not recommend that
railway" This was written In support OF the
overhead system, shat railway" being run upon
the conduit system. The facts are that the acct
dent occurred upon railroad run upon the Daft
oNefucau ., secui, nol upon couuuit fUau, anu IL
was upon the Pittsburg road not upon the Ale
gheny City line at all. The said conduit line In
Allegheny City has been running flve months
without missing trip or meeting with an acci-
dent Ii ran through the blizzard on time when
nearly every other road the state and ali In that
city shut down A p SMITH
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Advising Canada TO Keep Cool.
A TEMPERATE SPEECH BY SIR HEcTER LANGvIN Al

BANQUET.
TORONTO Sept. Sat Aylmer, quebec, Satur-
day, Sir Hector Langev1n and other ministers
made speeches. Sir Hector, referring TO President
Cleveland's message, said:
1.-THE Canadians should keep perfectly calm.
In a few weeks our neighborS-for will con-
ttnue to call them nelghbors and friends
VIII come back TO peace. Surely
the amity that has existed for seventy years Is
not going to be disturbed for trivial matters now
"However much the United States may hurt us
they will hurt themselves great deal more. They
must understand that Canadians are In q different
position from what they were twenty years ago.
Now there are railways from one end OF the Do
miniOp to the other.
1.-The Americans are o shrewd people and in
very short tine would grow tired Of policy which
inflicted damage on themselves without hurting
Canada much.b
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The Great Fire I'm Baltimore.
NO TRACE OF THE BODIES OF THE TWO MISSING FIRE

MEN YET FOUND.
BALTIMoRR, Sept. Sail this morning search was
Acomb, two OF the seven nremen who persisted
in the disastrous fire yesterday morning
on Sharp street, but not trace
Of them could be found II they
were not totally consumed by the flames, they are
probably In the rear portion OF the building,
where huge mass OF debris Is still piled up
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.


OF NEW JERSEY AVENUE AND G STREET.
., fSr chicago and Northwest express daily 1855
o ler Cincinnati and st. Louis express daily 3,ui
For nttsburg and Cleveland express daily 1895 a.
Tor lexington and Local Stations, t1o:loamL
for Philadelphia, Newark. and Wilmington. 7:3O q
For n sRa P pot aaly an,
Fhlladeiphia 10 am and 10 10 pm.
"a or or sinsery and intermediate points s7:30 Am.
For Baltinere 3. $50, $40. 7:3o. 80. e.45. IL
.ran ESQ., 20 a ms s35 s5 ante
S$S s ss0Gnaa'se sssS e sss SO s55 ma
For annapolis 40 and 80 I'm. 1910 and 30
40 am isio5. $50 Sao p.% a'' sun aa:
For Way stations between Washington and Bain.
On saSdsys $50 ann sSo PA
For stations on the Metropolitan branch 1885 4
e ts6 a aSi RS5il s5 pn stations only
For saithersburs and iniermediats pointa foam,
For BOyds and intermediate stations. n PM. 80
Church train leaves Washington on Sunday only ss
i;I3 Pm, stopping at all stations Metropolitan
For Frederick t1o1Oa am. t3. t4:3a 1850 pm.
For Haserstown. t1o:1o am. and rs :3opm.
or hnray and points on the SHENANDOAH Valley R
Traips arrive from Chicago daily 2 20 am and Sis
and :5o p. m; from Pittsburs daily 20 m. 5:i5
From Philadelphia Chester. aud Wilmington. 10 :a5
r. M. 90. 2 10. and 8 :o5 y. m. daily. WIZ
Baltimore 10 dav and II is m sunday d1 op =!
. Trans leave Baltimore for Washington at s 20.
400 e aS ts.,n sse S s!1s
1ns Biz s. S Gas SSusdiy. sG sna 80
sss;s ssss $Ss
fs W. Il 7 H inls lEs cHAs O. scu11
ap30 Gen Manager. Gen Psss AGENT
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su2S-d&ds
THOMAS DOWNING. 1uctioneer.
VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY, NO
1893 HIGH OR 32D STREET, GEORGETOWN,

On MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1883, at O'CLOCK,
Wal sel 10 front Of the premises part Of lot 49, in
square NO: I01. fronting 25 feet the side Of
High or 32d street. and toddard streets
oy depth OF 130 feet improved by an elegant two
story brick dwelling. containing eleven rooms, water
ga nne cellar stable in fruit In yard &C.. &C.
Terms one-thrd cash. balance In one and two years
Interest secured deed of trust property
so!d or al cash at the option of the purchaser. A
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A PENSION SRARK SAILING UNDER FAisH CcGon&
"A dispatch nom Racine VIA, september
1a,or.Gsn Hovey. Of washington. was arrested
yesterday on the charge OF being pension shark
and attempted 70 prevail upon Nm. 0ootoehuA, W.
C. Jonas and others TO allow him 70 collect their
pension, 1t the same tune asking heavy re. and
ment 20 collect pension4 After being arrested he
confessed being fraud, and that his name was
not H0vey. He was taken 70 0lWaukeo ~ .
United States maynhal
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SOs@1e4O.e
MUCH W0RsB THAN HAS BEEN DUPPoeED-uDANB
AND VIOLENT At TIME
The New YORK Tribune says: Robert Garrett u
In . more serious condition than his friends or
physicians want 70 disclose. The grounds around
the Miller mansion, ct Ringwood n. J., where he
u now living, Aro carefully guarded reporter
called and asked the condition Of Ar Garrett He
was told that ant. Garrett was improving" After
Tar with the fActA and after oome perouasioo the
person said: ~Af. Garrett u very ack man and
] don't think he WIN ever recover. HI mind y en-
and when night comes NJ no1se ana yelle ere
something fnghtful He WIN stare around him,
terror he WIN call TO bis assistants 70 come and
take the men away that ere trying 70 kfn him NJ.
Garreet occupse The fEoos room 0ser sos psSlos %
with hoavy Iron grAan0s % prevent him from
jumping out Re 8 constantly watched D three
has = Qulss 6pen ~ ese0daun tAke hin or .
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The following letter speaks for ITSELF and il one Of
the scores OF unsolicited testimonials daily received
by me:
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sales Of Real Estase.

Justin Mccarthy has bought OF s. & Parker for
s4,05o pit 8, So 1ss 81 by 100 f., on nth street,
between and w streets northwest.
Mary <. O'Brten has bought for "a, $3.50 OF r.
o. Hoffman, sub 20, So 634, fronting >2l feet on
the east side OF New Jersey avenue, between b
and streets northwest. Virginia c. Lewis has
bought for $500 OF Diller Is. Gro1, sub "a, 50.
100, hx99k feet on T street, between 18th and
10th streets northwest
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Major Reno Arrested.
ACCUSED By HIS WIFE OF NOT PROVIDING FoR HxR
SUPPORT.

SUPPORT.
A telegram to the New York SIN from Harris
burg, September 2, says: Major Marcus A. Reno,
who until the last few years was q noted Indian
tighter of the United states Army, was arrested
maintenance preferred by his wife, Isabella r.
Reno, who lives In this city. Major Reno whose
familiar In this city was prominent inquire IN the
later Indian wars and was on the plains with
General Custer when that heroic soldier and his
command WAS massacred II has been charged
that Major Reno did not aid Custer as he ought TO
have done, ana was out OF harms way when the
numerous redskins surrounded and overwhelmed
Army not long afterward A few months ago Reno
had an interview published In q Now YORK paper,
In which he aSsailed the conduct OF Custer and
belittled that of1cer's courage, Az q result the
newspapers all over the country denounced Reno
severely. He Ia now under bail Tor his appearance
ut court
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lsa.iRIED.
cIAREE pETTENEnl A

CLAREE-PETTFNGILl. AZ the residence Of thu
brides i.SheT Mon N seIt9neeE lsss at AIN
daughter Of John q. Clarke, esq. and EDWARD x.
both OF Washington, ID. G.
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Disaster I'm baltimore,

d
SEWN FIREMEN KILLED.
A FIRE that cost over million in money and the
lives Of seven fremen broke out about 4 O'Clock
yesterday morning In the third story OF e. A.
Prices toy factory, No. 100 Sharp street, between
Lombard and Pratt streets, Baltimore. A general
alarm was ut once sent out and the entire 1re de-
partmeDt was soon on hand, but their efforts to
check the spread OF the flames had little success
Soon arter the IRE broke out 1fty cases OF IRE
works in the building exploded. and perfect PAN
demonium OF noise followed. The flames quickly
spread to adjoining buildings, including the Ma
turity Hospital, from which the fourteen inmates
were quickly removed In safety, and TO the hard
ware establishment OF Tan Brothers and Dim
mock. The flames were nercest In the latter
store Of j. Il. WinEeIman Co, which the flames
had not yet reached An order was given TO
break open the doors or Winkelmans store, which
was done. A number OF men from No 2 Truck
and No. z Engine Company rushed upstairs and In
a short while hole had been cut through the
wall In the third story TO the hardware store. The
drug store was now rapidly nllIng up with smoke,
and the work was hard on the men. 1t was then
necessary to get q hose up 70 this floor so
that a stream could lie put through the hole,
and number of nremen were engaged in the work.
For some time there had been heard the report
OF small explosions, and these now became louder
and more frequent. Then II was seen that the
walls OF the Two buildings were parting, and cry
was raised from without to the hremen warning
heard and needed the cry, but those In the upper
stories either did not hear 1t or failed to gather Its
import
suddenly tnere WAS lOuuoI cApiOsiou tudu ever
ana the tremendous crash OF falling masonry. The
walls had fallen in and each noor went down
under their weight
For a moment after the fall OF the walls the
great crowd Of spectators and 1remen were
pa alyzed with horror at the fearful fate which
had overtaken the brave fellows within the
buildings As the walls went down, above the
terrible roar Of the flames and the crowd OF the
debris the piercing cries Of the ilfated men could
be heard. Quickly many streams OF water were
turned on the heap OF ruins and eager hands at
once began the work OF digging Tor the buried
men. All but two OF those known be IN the build
ings when they went down had been found up to
last night. the killed are: John Acomb No 2 |
truck; George Bowers, No. 9 truck; Thos. Nc
Gowan, No truck; Perry Ryan, No. 9 truck; |
Harry Walker, No 7engine,house; Geo. Kerns, No. |
house. Eek and Kelly were badly injured, but |
will recover. The buildings Destroyed are worth
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The Commissioners have granted the United
Lines Telegraph Co. permission 10 maintain their
existing lines under the conditions OF the Com
missioners order or August 9.
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WANTS $4,000 FOR rur Loss OF Hrs LEG

WANTS $4,000 FOR TIE Loss OF Hrs LEo.-
Lancaster and J. NJ Wilson, entered suit against
the Columbia Railroad CO. to receive $50, 900 dam
ages The complainant alleges that WHILE on the
eth OF January last, he was crossing H street and
18th street northwest. through the careessnes and
negligence OF the driver, he WAS Knocked py one OF
the horses and cars or defendant and 50 badly in
Jured that he was obliged to suffer the amputa-
OF leg, and has been made o cripple for Life.
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WHr DnAo Our

Amisershas sx,stsnce whsn fsw bottles Of
Ays's sarssparills would certairly ave ths
sszsnsfA and ensfsy you nssdi THOUSANDS 80
1soving III virtues daily. 30 may you Ma
sltce west Of Jefferson. ". Va. writes: II w.s
I'll run down before began to take Ayers sas-
apssdllA but am now gaining In strength svsrT
day"
Being very weak and despondent after Iona
Illness, tried Ayers sarsapsrillA. and two bot
ties nave restored me to my former heaith."--
Mis Blanche 9. Brownsll. Boyist0n Placs.
Boston.
AYERS sARsAPARILLA,
Prepared b. d.. J. G Aver 4 Co, Lowell. Masa
Sold By al DrussiSts. Price. e1: six bottles. g.
WORTH Is BOTTLk
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SnAf n NKkDKD NOW.
MI. c. Crawford. % the New YORK World VIA
mas oeen abroad Tor some years, writes 20 thaa
paper from Washington on his return "A followst
nno washington very much improved ana
enaheea IL Is Impossible Tor any one 20 get en-
ioeA OF tne future OF the capital without going ov
esreialS the tremendous DEVELOPMENT OF the lass
~ yesS Inere Is no city In the country where
~ many improvements have been maie IN.
number OF beautiful houses mar haye he.-n e-sfsl
70 washington during the last year "a yery c,rrsl
as..s Nnefe oo 80 you ZEE workmen ana buildirr
materlalA The streets are consfsntIv f,ssnc in,
PioNeo ana the ugly Iron fences about the ltttle
PsLAs he pelng removed This last Change
aoas very much 70 the Appearance az tl.s
cly. Out In The northwest part of the TOW
.nere Is grand sweep OF Improvement The ca.
6nslon on MASSACHUSETTS, avenue Il rau,dly pr',.
sressng, connecting the thickly settled norton a
tne Town win The beautiful suburb< which ria
steadlly until the hills and elevation OF the grest
natural PARK OF Rock Greek Is reached A5naf-
ehly All OF the itch people 90 the country arr Con
ing 70 Washington 20 buy and build hou-s-sA Thers
10 great taste and beauty shown IN the DESIGNS ~
these houses There II the greatest possuhle var
ely In the architecture. ana this variety asls,.
greatly 10 the picturesque appearance al The n -
uonal capital IL Is now much more beautii IA
than Paris. and when ali OF the plans OF imnroxe
ment now pending are completed n will H. tlso
most picturesque and most interesting civ An ~.
world There II one line OF Improvement now co..
templated which Is necessary 10 give the city a
finished appearance, aud that IL the clenrins, o.
OF the bulldogs south OF Pennsylyania avenue =,
rs 20 make them over into a PARK ana slles To-
public buildings
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0RATEFUI-OOMFORTIN0
EPP'o COCOA
BREAKFAST.

by thorough knowledge Of the natural laws which
govern the opeSeons OF Digestion and nutrition and
by careful application Of the nne propertss Of we'll
selected Cocoa Mr. Epps has provided our breakfast
tables with delcately havorsd beverage which may
save US many heavy doctors bills Il . By the Judi.
may De gradually built up until strong enough to re-
s.i sysEy ,endency 70 disease Hundreds u subtle
malsdes are floating around ready attack where.
eve. thsss ,ss weak point We may eecaps many
Seyytee G0sufte.
Made simply with boiling water or milk Sold only
IN haaf-pound tins BY orocerA lahaed tins:
JAMES xPPs 90. Honoopsthse Chsmisss
&2l-mtun Loudoa. England
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summary: Earned runs-Boston, O. Three-base
h1t-HornuDg. Double play-Hoy and Myers First
Dase on oallS-Snocn, Nash. Struck Out-Keefe,
hornung Glenn and Nash. Passed balls-Arundel,
Valentine.
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TIE LIBRARY TEN m THE srSpRY CIVIL BILL
There Is at least one full days discussion In the
conference report on the sundry civil bill before it
can De disposed OF A new conference VIII then be
ordered. It IL generally believed that the new
conference committee viii agree to an item max
ing SUFFICIENT appropriation for the continuance
on the work on the west front OF the new Il
orary building. according TO plan No. l. which Is
fragment OF the whole smfthmeyer plan. The
Work VIII be placed In charge OF Cen Casey,
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The District In Cougress.

Tn STATE DHPARfnRSr Ii SIN oflicially ignorant
OF the reported refusal Of the Chinese government
TO ratify the treaty.