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The Saratoga Races.

SARATOGA, N. Y, August 16-FirSt race; purse
800; three-Quarter mile. EStrella won; Tornado,
second; Won Trump, third. Time :19k.
Second race; free handicap sweepstakes; one
mile and furlong. Lelax won; Little Minnie, sec
Ond; Bonnie s, third. Time :o92x.
Third race-Foxhall stakes, for three-year-olds;
~ miles. Los Angeles won. Pee-Wee second,
Young sweep third Time, 2:57k.
Fourth race-purse $500; mile. Grisette won,
Bessie June second Royal Arch third. Time, / :46X
Fifth race--selling race, purse $780, three-fourths
mile-Trademark frst Kedar Khan second; La
Claire third. Time, rs.
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FIRED HIS HOUSE AND HUNG uNsEIF.-At
Aurora, Ill, the Rev. ]. q. Cooper set ire 70 his
house at an early hour yesterday morning, with
the intention OF cremating his wife and datghJer.
The women escaped in their night clothes, but the
building was burned TO the ground. Cooper was
fouI q few hours afterwaro In barn, hanging
by lbs neck from O beam. He had committed
suicide. Cooper was Methodist minister about
sixty years OF age, and was pastor or the Newark
{kendali County, church unul two weeks ago. He
was insane, and had tried 70 commit suicide twice
before
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THOMAS DOwLING. Auctioneer.


TRUSTEES SALE OF ENTIRE CONTENTS OF
RESIDENCE NO. 1905 STREET NORTH.
NEST, CoNsIsTiNG OF NEARLY NEW Up
CASE, ALL IN PkRFECT oKbER; PARG0R
EURNl1 URE IN SUITS AND PIECES ELE-
CANT BED SOFA, FINE OIL PAINTINGS AND
sTtEL ENGRAvINGs. ELEGANT CHEKRY
KOBE To Ton MArGH WALNUT CHAMBLR
TURE, WALNUT DoU BILE AND SINGLE WARD
ROBES, CHERRY lSINGLE) CHAMBER SUITE
CHIEFONIERS, DINiNG-ROOM FURNITURE,
BRUSSE CARPETS. MATTINGS HAIR AND
HUSk MATTRESSES, BLANKETS, SPREADS
SHIFTS AND PILLOW CASES. LACE CUR
dANS, TOILET WARE. CHINA, GLASSWARE
PLATED WARE CUTLERY, KITCHEN Re
QUISIrES. &C.. At AUCTION.
By virtue of chattel deed of trust dated eth day
Of July 1856, and duly recorded in Liber No. l1s4
foo 81 ct o the land records the District
OF Columbia and b. direction Of the parry secured
thereby, will sell TUESDAY MORNfNG, AU-
GUST IWENTY-FIkST, 1883, commencing at TEN
O'CLOCK. the entire contents of house No. 1905
street northwest as partly enumerated above and q
mentioned in schedule marked A deed Of trust
Terms cash.
- r. II. GOLDSBOROCGH, Trustes
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer aug-dts
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A CoLoRED GIRL CHARGED WITH TWO THEFTs-
yesterday a coiored Sfri, Who gave her name e1 as
Edith Epps and her age IS fourteen years She
was charged with having stolen SIS in money
Hawkins, for whom she did chores In the Police
Court to-day Mrs. Sarah Dorsey testified that
Edith had in the naS Of bread
arrest and recovering the pOcketbook containing
money, and that the girl admitted taking 1t. She
Belina Hawkins yesterday. Edith destined that
she found the pocketbook and the ring she was
given three months in jail.
colored, was tried in the Police Court yes
terday for an assault on Jos. oConnor last
Friday, and ,o sssrrying q pistol oConnor tes-
brother, and he went over toward him when he
fred at them, and he was then knocked down with
learned Of Boldens threats and he asked il it was
true when he drew the pistol and fired at his
brother, and they then caught him and took the
had been previous difnculty. Chas. Gray testi-
fed to seeing the pistol In Boldens possession
thot he had the weapon with MIN taking n home
from silversmith, where he had 1t repaired and
he claimed that ne flred It In SELF defense. The
q nne OF SO or three months ON the farm.
CHARaED WITH kEEPNG AN UNLICENSED Bar
Peter MSintyse who keeps grocery store on
Onicer WEIGH ON the charge Of keeping an un-
No1Es.Nr J. ?. Taylor left to-day for pougn-
keepsie, N. 7. Complaints are still being made
here about the failure OF the garbage wagon 70
collect garbage for days at time.
GRAIN RECRrPTs.-Canal boat Maryland arrived
with 1000 bushels OF wheat for G. 7. Dunlop.
bushels OF wheat tor q. I. Dunlop. Wheat SOLD on
Change yesterday at 86c. to 90c. bushel
TEMPERATURE AND CONDITION OF WATER Ar z
q m-Great Falls. temperature. 30; condition.
50; receiving reservoir, temperature, 90; condi.
ton ~ north connection. 30; condition at south
connection, 20; distributing reservoir, tempera-
dition at en1uent gNte-house, 80 High tide IN the
nverto-day at SIT p. M; low tide &C 1903 pm.
st . liberal demonstration at Oakvtlle On
taro. Mr.. Wilfred LauTier said Canada had
rstrograded In the past twenty ore years, and
that the liberal party would demand unrestricted
reciprocity with the United states ~ the true
policy OF Che country.
The Kalamazoo (Mtch.l D0jlv Ttle0r0ph has
been sold g Representative Dlngisys q Mains
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Mrs. Lucy stone Tuesday celeorated her seven
tieth birthday In Boston, and received many
Col. JaA I. D. Morrison, Familiarity known as
Don Morrison. q noted democratic politician and
very wealthy man, died At his residence In ".
from Illinois In the Thirty fourth Congress-
II. c. Poteet shot and killed Christ Moore at
eject In Nooros body. The c:pse OF the murder
was beating administered b Moore 70 Possss's
chiid.
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TIVE GREAT
Il PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO The NORTH, WEST. AND SOUTHWEST.
DOUBLE TRACK SPLENDID SCENERY.
STEEL RAILS. MA0NIFICENT EQUIPMENT

I K Kkheh RfENpP fSETFKEkEs
IN EFFECT AUGUST ). 1888.
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON, FROM STATION
CORNER Sixth AND b STREETS. As FOL
xorPttsDurg and West Chicago Limited Express o,
Line 8 so am. daily to cincinnsti and ST. Louis,
with Sleeping Cars Tom Pitisburs 70 Cancinnatt
70 ChicseO. with sleeping Car Altoona 90 9 icaso.
10 sa 81 Ion ssd
cept Saturday Harrisburg TO Cleveland connecting
Louisville and Memphis Pscihc Express, 1000
ousa sss for 70 .or and and ,he Mss wa
Chicago.
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
For Erie CspandaiZua and Rochester. daily for Buff
aiS and Sssa5A asi sJssp, sa,uTaay 10 90 p
For s 1o5t and "a s E az TD a oa
sunday. 900. Z 40 am, zoo, 40, 1000; and
cars g 40 an daily, except sunday. and 3:45 ,.
For Boston without i Change 100 pm. every day.
Tor Bar HarbOr without change daily except Satur-
For Brockiyn y y, all through trains connect a. ye.
SiFeSt Irsnsfer 10 Fulton street sVoid5ps donbIs
ferriase across New York CITY.
6o 4Yo Goo 1000: SS and il IL 20 t ON on Sun SUM-
dsy, 200. II 40 AM 90. 4: 10, 90. 10 90 and
am. weekdays and 3:45 p ~ daily. with Dining
For Baltimore. e:a5 100, 900. 40. $50, HOO.
ana so 40 % hgS So and So9 $t S 40 On t sSo
day. 900, g:O5. $50, 1I:40 am. 200. 3:4a
a 10. 600. 7:4O. 1000. and IL .20pm-
For Tope's Greek Line. 30 and 4:40 pm. daily
: except sunday.
COOP m. daily, except Sunday. Sundays. 900 =.
m. A. iOp.m.
Naf aNb NR RED s
RAILROAD.
TO, A e, naa 500. s;s3 $40 e4s 1872
1872 1882 . ana 3 S1 sunday ana Yo at g S siA
Accommodation Tor Quantico. 90 pm. weekdays
Tor RcnmoDd and the South, o. 90, 1857 q IN. daily
. and q % pm daily. except sunday.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington. 6 :05, 05,
sO0.sl0 lola l1:07 am. 20. $500. 3:23
81 10. . %, S:32, 1882 and IL % pm. On sun
cay al y: 10 and I07 am. 300 10. 7:05. 9:32
and l0:42p- m
Ticket- and Information the office northeast cor
Der of 18Th street aud Pennsylvania avenue and at
the station where orders be left checking
baggage destination from hotels and residencex
CHAS. r PUGH. r MOOD.
General Manager. Iau6I Cen Pa. Agent
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS

CIEAMkR JOHN W. THOMPSON,
y COIr1eneinx MONDAY. June %, 1855, for Poto-
Gasc hlvr landings As lar as Colonial Beach. NoInini
(urrlouan. and Leo. xratown-
Leave oeh street wharf at am. Monday, wednes-
Cay. and Inday. Pare 10 all landings hrst-class, so
eents; seeond-clAss. 30 cents l. W. EMMART.
1eZl-ow General MANAGER.
IOOIoMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE
Il Tor Baltimore and Potomac River Iandn9s
STEAMER SUI Capt Geoshegsn. leaves Stepnensonss
wtar every SUNDAY. Al 4 O'Clock y. " iuvse
freight must De prepaid.
kor iurtner inlOri.atlon. apply To
STEPHENSON BRO.
Mum 1ti street wharf
MT VERNON, MI. VERNON,
STEAMER W. W CORCORAN
Leaves 1th street wharf daily (exceIt Nj
vernon and River Landings far down Glyuont az
10 o'clock - M ksturuing. reaches Washington
about 3.3Op.m
sl6 l. l. BLAKE, Captain
INOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
IL NEW IRON STEAMER "WAKkFIFLDr
leaves 9TH St wharf MONDAYS THURSDAYS
aid sAICkDAYs a. an Returning TUESDAYS.
FRIDAYS aud SUNDAYS m, touchins at overland
ings far Nuinni Greek Va, ST Clements Bay = d
lsouzrdtOwn. Nd. Connects with b and o. X r. at
shsr heris. See schedule. JOHN Is. PADGEIT Axt
Z. W RIDLEY. Manager. jas
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

SHORI ROUTE 10 LONDON,
- NUkDDEUrSCHERL LLOYD s. y CO.
asst Express Steamers.
- To Southampton London, Hayrel Bremen.
Inns set-. Aug Is 3 y Saae. VEL. Auz. %. @
u. ful4a. sat. Aug. - a. IEaye, Ned- Aug.
~. II AIN. ElDe, st. sept ]. y Lain. Netl-,
eept !. - a. IN.
Comfortable ~tateroOnls. excellent table luxffoaus
saloon appointments. Prices: LIST cabin. aud up
wards oertn according TO location; "a cabin. so
Lsrth, steerage AZ low rates, Apply l.. h. DROOP
s25 Penn ave BEAII- BROWN CO. 1871 ST.
l'TNARD LINE
- CHAs- L DrBOfs co. Bankers. Agents.
OOj 1th St nv
Call and inspect plans and description OF vessels To-
estlCiis made at once CABIN PASSAGE 500. $50 900
and sl2o koundtE9p at greatly reduced rates
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WHICH DIED FIRST HUSBAND OR WIFE?-An unu-
sual complication OF law has arisen in New York
over the estate OF Mrs Laura Berg, who, with her
husband was burned to death in the fatal Avenue
A rre recently. The question about the granting
or the letters OF administration depends on the
priority OF death Of husband or wife. The estate
amounts TO a, 900. creditor OF the husband OBJ
jects TO the granting OF letters Of administration
TO Mrs. Berg's brother, Adolph Kruz, the ground
nrst, and the property therefore devolyed upon
the husband and his heirs.
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A DAKOTA PETITION SENT TO THE Presidential
Chicago dispatch says w. e. Arnold, chairman OF
the executive committee for division and the adj
mission OF North Dakota and South Dakota 10 the
Union u states, has, on behalf OF the committee,
forwarded TO the President = petition setting forth
the claims or Dakota Tor admission TO the Union.
1.-THE committee on territories OF the present House
OF Representatives" the document says "has turned
q deaf ear 10 our petitions, and we now appeal 70
you, asking that the admission Of the two states
be made the subject OF special message to Con-
UrQ
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The Immigration Inquiry.
AN RMPLoYER WHO DISCHARGED A WOMAN ON
COUNT OF HER TESTIMONY.


NEW YORK, August 16-The Immigration inves-
tigation was resumed in the Westminster Hotel
to-day. There were present congressman Ford,
Oates, Guenther and SpinOa.
The first witness called was julius Oppenhetmer,
manufacturer or cloakS and suits. He said he had
been In the cloak and suit business Tor eleven
years, and usually employed 100 hands In
former years three-fourths OF his employees were
females, and to-day the sexes are about equally
divided. The wages paid at present We're 10 or II
per cent lower than ten years ago. Witness did
not think the decrease was due to the immigra-
tion OF Poles. This line OF examination was sus-
pended while Congressman Ford lnterrogated the
witness as 10 the reason why Marion Preston, who
gave testimony before the commission, Vas dis
charged. The explanation was that his partner,
Mr.. Wi,inski, got excited after reading the evi-
dence given by Marion and ION the impulse Of the
moment discharged her."
He was sorry Tor IT the next moment. Mr.. OPP
penhe1mer assured the committee that the girl
could return to work In his factory II she so de-
sired.
"What was there In the girls testimony that ex.
cited your partner?" asked Mr.. Ford.
swell, don't know. Sue Knocked Mr.. W1llinSkl'S
way or talking" said witness.
"WaS her testimony true?"
''She told the truth, but she made fun OF the
way my partner talks" said Mr.. Oppenheimer.
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TIE NIscRRANr FLKD-In Duluth, Mimi,
Waterman OF one Of the west end elevators, hear.
Ing o chtld's scream tuesday evening, surprised q
miscreant who had the six year-oiQ daughter OF
Mr.. Ole Anderson In q box-car. The scoundrel
fourished revolver and ned, ana has not yet been
captured. He used knne on the child, who Is
hadl
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Jacksonville Hopeful.

DECIDED IMPROVEMENT IN THE SITUATION
The reports from Jacksonville indicate that there
was decided improvement in the situation there
yesterday. Rain commenced to fall at an early
hour in the morning and poured In torrents all
day. The mercury was much lower than at any
time during the week. The sanitary force has been
increased to nearly 800 men. Tar and pitch fires
and the booming OF cannon enivened the scene
somewhat last night Money for the relief CON-
mittee is beginning TO come In and kilograms have
been received from many cities Offering municipal
assistance. The establishment OF q mall fumlga-
ton station nearly 100 miles from the city Instead
or In the city is creating much trouble and delay.
dispatch from Raleigh says: Goldsboro, N. c.,
has been In state OF excitement over the arrival
there OF a telegraph operator from Jacksonville.
who, shortly after bis arrival was taken sick with
yellow fever. The city has been strictly Quaran-
tined against Jacksonville,
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PROFESSIONAL

MAD b.. AKDLNNE, The CELEBRATED PALM
4s1 and SlalrSoyanL can give you your exact HE
eL~rt AID 10 her siJters their in full Love
tnsIs Specially Charms wOrsed Il. Satisfaction
-AVaMk can cOisnce ths most eeptical aud oFIcgs
5000 4uek % AL III. q NV MIAMI
hkof. CLAY. WONDERFULLY GIFTED CIAfR.
wv nt Astrologer and Spiritual Medium Born
SeL esOla s-snt aud veil kyery hidden mystery
tessSIa. Aeeovers lost or stolsn property klnis
LisuS S ue-seEes Gives Ineky nSlEbers Causes
Success IN business Removes all family troubies
Sbu AlhuurLceS Cures slcxuess III disapDotnted
BY tnofts u others Judge all alike a. die fro.r
chn the most seeptc2L strangers from
elles VII save tine and disa NV a..
TIE OLD Eshuine S.rvoyant in this city xs he sue
eeees where al others iai. atyerses opiy We,
he can do. slttines. oOc. LIE eaaiD nv mai -
receipt OF FL Name. lock u hair date Of b al H
&c y OYen sundays frOm " pm ~'s
SSt-llA' 42l 9th str NV
nj M BROOKE TfIIs ALL The EVENTS OF
IyI LIFE All business tdelfial a.iies - -
leInen so cents each. 4Cs street. bsiween tth M,
OtA saeess AofsA"es- sf5-4ONs
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The Minnesota Democratic Tick
Proposed Insurance Reforms.

MADISON, WIS, August l6-The annual meeting
OF the National Insurance Commissioners AsSOcia-
ton has begun in this city. The business AZ the
first session was mainly the reception and refer
ence OF resolutions. The more important are the
lutely net premiums exclusive OF brokerage, COM
missions, &C.; recommending legislation In the
several states making IL mSdemeanor for any local
company to write business In other states without
being licensed IN such state, the penalty being tue
revocation OF license; providing that the reinsur-
ance OF retiring companies be effected in compa-
MES legally authorized in the states or the retiring
company, the re-1nsurers being required to notify
the states that they have assumed such risks;
that IRE and life companies be taxed only on net
premium. The committee on legislation was
directed 10 report what laws, II any, are necessary
explicit statements relative policy contracts and
detail Liabilities.
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RAEDY-o'CoNNOR In San Francisco Cal on
"Wednesday. August Is. 1855, u ST. Bridsets Church
by iaex Father Allen, JOHN RAEDN - HEIkN 4
OCONNOk. both OF Washington, ID. &. lts
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TO.MORROW
THoMAS BOWLING. AucrIoneer

THHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, AT MY AUCTION
Rooms, xsATgkDAi, AUGUST ElaHTEENTH,
COMMENCING AT Ten O'CLOCK. AMONGST
WHICH is SUPERIOR ORGAN. FRENCH.
PLATE PIER MIRROR EN9KAVfNGS. AND
OTHER ARTICLES OF VALUE.
ALSO AT TWELVE O'CLOCK
EXECUTORS SALE OF THREE HORSES: ONE OF
THEM IS A BROOD MARE WITH FOAl BIZ.
LONGING To THE HOMILLER ESTATE
ALSO. AT TWELVE O'CLOCK
A NUMBER OF HORSES, BELONGING TO DIE.
FERENI PARTIES
ALSO, AT TWELVE O'CLOCK
NEW AND SECOND HAND CARRIAGES. BU0GIEa
WAGONS, LTc.
ALSO,
THREE GALVANIZED TANKS AND TWO BBLS
LUBRICATING OIL. aui0-2t
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AN EDITOR WITH DYNAMITE BoAR.-The editor
OF the Cincinnati Ffete Presse called on the chief
Of police OF Cincinnati yesterday In much excite.
ment. The cause OF the excitement was shown to
the CHIEF and proved TO be In appearance at least
one OF those dynamite bombs used so effectively
by anarchists In Chicago CHIEF Deitsch thinks
that IT Is the manufacture OF some;practical Joker
stun the circumstances are mysterious.
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henders the hair soft. plisut and slossy pro
notes fresh growth. and cures sruptive dis
esses Of the scalp. May A. Jackson. Salem.
Mao. writes, II have used Aysr's HAIR visof
for number Of years, and Il has always g1vsn
me satisfaction. 1t IL an excellent DRESSING.
prevents the hair from turning cray. insurss
~ vigorous growth. and Keeps The scalp white
and cisan.~
Several months ago my hair eomEszced
falling out and n few wssks I wss almost
bald thought bottle Of Aysr's Hair vigor.
and. afssr using only part Of II my bad VS.
covered nth q heavy growth II b. .r.-Thomas
Munday. sharon Grove. Ky.
AYERS HAIR vIoOR,
Prepared BY Dr.. J. O. Aver %. Lowell.
MAJ Sold b. Drussists and Psrfumsrs 1a2s
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Capitol Topics.


TIE APPROPRIATIONS COMMITTEE AHEAD % FAR
Inc house this morning passed the appropria-
tion committee fertilization bill, and Nj. sayers
reefs confident that It will become q law. So the
appIopnat,ons committee has INDICATED It's claim
W JHsoictlon over the subject Mr.. Townshend
S Wv not get MS conference report on the army
pI oeIore the House, because, according TO usage,
tGese reports must FIRST be made to the body BY
this instance was the Senate TSe Senate did not
hurry up especially, and the fertilization bill
PASSED before the report could be made. Mr..
put was restrained from presenting it. The tilt.
ng mas resulted 10 the advantage hrst OF one COM
mi.tee and then the other, and those OF the mill
turn. Mr. Townshend is hopeful that his confer
ence report will be adopted, and expresses the
opinion That O f0rtfffcatfon appropriation fs not
secured In that way there win be none at all
THB GENERAL OF THE ARMY.
inc senate committee on military and militia
To-Day authorized its chairman to prepare q
OIL giving TO the major general Of the
army all the rights, privileged, and powers
That have been enjoyed BY the gene.
RAJ and Acknowledgement Of the Army when
70 enable the major-general to NIL those special
assignments which by law fail to the head OF the
statute.
sENAToR GoRNAN ON THE ORDNANCE CORPS.
MI German, in his remarks on the army appro-
priation bill in the Senate this afternoon, ad-
mltteo that the bill was great Improvement on
the original bill But the main feature to which
ne mao always objected and still objected was that
tne entire appropriation for the construction Of
ordnance was placed in the hands OF
army omcers and that no oppOrtu-
nlty Iora competition was offered to inventors
or contractors or the owners large steel eStab-
!iShments. He believed that he would (0er0re
the matter closeO ofer q resolution for
tue appointment Of select committee
70 Investigate the whole subject; and he believed
tnat sucA an Investigation would disclose y chap
yer OF lnc0mpetency, extravaganza, and exclusion
Oh private enterprise ION the part OF the Ordnance
corps That would be only rvalled by the recent
disclosures as 70 the ordnance department or the
English army.
NO QUORUM IN THE HOUSE.
ln the House this afternoon, after the report In
the nrst edition closed, Mr.. Burnes, Of Missouri,
brought forward the deficiency appropriation bill
ana moved that the House 90 into COM
mlttee or the whole for its consideration;
Dut on division the point or no quorum was
raised Oy Mr.. Lyman, OF Iowa, and 0 call OF the
rou Jailed TO procure the requisite number, the
vote standing yeas 142 nays3 Another Call OF
The House was ordered.
THE YELLOW FEVER APPROPRIATION.
BY direction OF the senate committee on cpl
demic diseases, Chairman Harris asked the Secre-
tary OF the Treasury what amount he
TO the suppression OF epidemic diseases The Sec
from last year, and thinks that will be sufficient
senator Harris, however, thinks the committee
VIII recommend the appropriation OF $500, 900
extra.
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reasaeus uss~,, a.aS~r
TESTIMONY fAKEx nv rms rr.msx,,o, ooor,,u



NurrkpaS.
Da''s haniS cigarmaker since 1851. testtnsd
oo,oN tne congressional Immigration committee
IN New YORK yesterday that NE American vork-
M naa oeea almost entirely driven out Of the
asa., ss they cannot WORK for the wASes which
tne toreigners gladly accept In lssx good hand
sasarmAker could earn $50 vesk. but nov sia
noas. n ass, .o.a ot The evils % the tsnsnapt-
,n,,., - ~ - mners whole families worked from
Ave ar sis ~ aol,a hour dag and oaly rsssrDsc
JOS Mehie, OF Newark, told OF the case OF pat
sne ieatner factory IN Newark that had Imported
anguish Workmsn 70 work as japanners An their
raSso,s. ns lnanso Neprek. a Bohemian 90
mAn, empioyeo ss ctgar-maker testlfied thet she
ss 4, sa.So week IN Bohemia AZ cigar-makne
A. present she earns -. Her yearly Ware1 she
SAID, averaged 500. and she was comnslleS 20 ous
neI snharen 70 WORK 20 save them IRON starving.
sac Is AZ present employed In q tenement factorS
sosephine horn. another female cigar-maksr,
SAIL hef earnings sre nom q 70 A. sasrfrIed
foner, Bohemian cigar maker. testinea fhsf
when work was slack IN the cigar trade the men
were discharged and the women kept al WON
Notwithstanding that this Is the busy sesson IN
the cigar trade, there are Al present al 40 $500
makers IDLE In New York
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Con-. JAa b. 0ILLIs has been ordered TO hold
himself In readiness to take command Of the South
Atlantic station.
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DENTISTRY.

nR STAIR PARSONS. DENTIST, 9TH ST. COR.
~ nsr Gold ald AnlslssaB Filil ~ sspsciai-
w. Pain prevented in extracting by appl;cation Z,
Dunls aching tssta saved; Aynncaal teetA iasertsa
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A Steam, Yachr Launched.

CHESTER, Pa, August 16.-The iron yacht Gilt
ton, built at R0ach's Shp-yard for c. Ii. Mallory,
OF the Mallory line OF steamers was launched this
morning. The boat Is 100 feet long, 81 rect 6-inch
beam over guards, and feet o Inches hold. She
will have compound engines and be fitted up Tor
speed and convenience for pleasure.
The Minnesota Democratic Ticket.
ST. PAUL, MINI, August 16.-The wrangle over
the selection OF the state general committee IN
which the democratic state convention broke up
last night settled acceptabiy to all parties In
in interest this morning.
The ticket was completed as follows: For lieu
w. G.. Brandenhager: attorney general. Charles
DAutrement; judges OF the Supreme Court, g.
Grause smith an0 george Batcheler; electorS-at-
large, ]. U. o Brlen and w. +. Kelsoe.