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a Sad Accident,

SON OF M. O. I. PRuDKN RUH ovHR AND KILLED
IN HAnvEgT FIELD.
sad accident occurred yesterday afternoon on
farm near Arlington, Va, resulting In the death
OF Willie Pruden, the sixteen-year-od son Of MI
Q. L Pruden. the Presidents assistant secretary.
He has been for several days IN visit TO school.
mate named Bailey, on the farm Of the latters
father near Arlington. YESTERDAY at about 3
O'Clock the boys were out in an oat eld where the
hArvesters were carrying the grain from the neld.
wagon had Just been loaded, young Bailey was
on top holding the retns and trying 70 help Pruden
climb up the slippery sides OF the load. Both fell
and the horses started on The wheels OF the
wagon passed over Pruden's body and graxed
Bailey's head. The former got up and walked to
the house, about one hundred yards away, telling
the folks that ne was hurt. He felt but little pain
and was going up stairs when he fell and was car
req to a sofa He did not seem much injured and
lay quietly talking to those around him while
they were waiting for the arrival OF physician,
when he suddenly, without q sound, expired. the
death was caused by an internal hemorrhage. Tue
body was taken as soon as possible to the resi-
dence OF Mr.. Pruden, 317 18th street southwest.
The funeral will proba bly, take place on Monday.
The deceased was q bright, quiet boy, well liked
BY all his companions, and advancing wei In his
school work.
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CINCINNATI, July 2S-Col sidney Maxwell SUI
perintendent OF the Chamber or commerce, In the
article on Iron In his forthcoming report says that
last year the receipts or manufactured iron In
Cincinnati aggregated 155 ss5 tons the largest In
the history OF the city. lie says further that los
acres of ground have been secured on the OHIO
River, below the city and adjacent to it, for the
erection OF the largest and most complete plant In
the world Tor casting iron pipe
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No FAx1LY SAFE

Nitnouta prompt and convenient remedy for Group
"hooptns Cough. Bronchitis and othsr Thros. ana
Lang troubles bottle Of Ayers Cherry PectoraI In.
saved many . life Mrs Gregg LIST St. Lowell M.sa,
writes; Ny children have taken Ayers Cherry Pee
tora for Group. 1t gives immediate relief inv.risby
followed By eure~
4 have found Ayers Cherry Pecsoral perfect cure
Tor Group. In all cases have known the worst cases
relieved IN very short time By use and advise all
families &c ksepit In the house."-s IL Latirner n D.
II, Vernon. Ga
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL.
Prepared II DR. J. C AVER CO. Lowell. Mass Sole
By all DrnsristA Price. q; ak bottles sS
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investigating the Brooklyn Navy.Sard.
AMIxED COMMISSION IN SECRET SESSION.

mixed commission, consisting of Paymasters
r. W. Allen and l. P. LOOMS and Mr.. Helskell, Of
the Department OF Justice, has recently been con-
Quoting quiet investigation at the Brookly navy
yard Into the peculiar state Of things that was
disclosed by the recent arrest Of Laird, the clerk
and the subsequent developments. Several OF the
employees have been accused OF smuggling pork,
coffee, and other stores from the yard, and sensa-
tional results likely to follow. The mystery Of
the proceeding has been heightened by the pres
ence OF a number OF maries and guards around the
building in which the investigation Is being con-
Quoted.
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Real EstaeO sales.

Meyer Loeb has bought for $4,000 of R. Gold
schmid sub lots Al and AZ, SO. POS, each 1882 by
west. c. H. Dismer has bought OF W. H. smith
for "a, 500 pit TO- 50. 403 lax feet by 81 TO- Sth
street.
Messrs Wilson & Mattingly have sold OF the
Trinidad tract to Martha A. Parsons seven lots,
for f4,656.SS; to Ansatasa Patten seven lots for
"a, $780, to Mary E. Buckley four lots for 1850
and John 3. Beall eight lots for $13, 439 Il.
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IacrarEp
FOOD IS THE BEST.

FOOD IS THE BEST.
For YOUNG INFANTS it Is q perfect substitute for
mothers milk often saving life; for THE INVALID
or DYsPEPTIC it is of the greatest value It'll
THE FINEST BABY FOOD.
THE BEST INVALID FOOD.
THE MOST PALAIABLE FOOD.
The MOST NUTRITIOUS FouD.
THE MOST ECONOMICAL FOOD.
$50 MEALS FOR AN INFANT FOR s1oo.
A Cabinet photo Of Mas. Darts TRrPLErs-thpee
beautiful ehildren-sent TO the mother Of any baby
born within a year. Also a valuable pamphlet the
Care Of Infants and Invalidx
Sold oy Druggists. 25c. soc, sIO0.
WILLS. RICHARDSON l. Co.
BURLINGTON, VT.
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twelve days patient search the bodies OF the
young married couple. Mr.. and MA Wentworth, OF
Newtonyiiie, Mass, were found BY . diver yester-
day afternoon side BY side on the bottom OF the
lake, near the spot where they were supposed to
have LEFT their boat, near Claremont, N. H. The
diver who found them did % only after the most
careful search, ana tt 10 estimated that he trav-
ersed 81 least two square miles OF the bottom be-
fore his enorts were rewarded The bodies were
LEFT where they were found, and were 70 be ne
moved 70 the surface to-day and then sent 70 their
fr1enda The circumstances Of the drowning VIII
never be known.
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Return OF the RifDes.
THEY WILL b ESCORTED TO THEIR AKMoRY rO-NrGH
BY YARIQCs MILITARY COMMANDO

THKY WILL BE ESCORTED TO THEIR AKMORY TONIGHT
By VARIOUS MILITARY COMMANDO
The successful trip Of the National Rines win
end this evening" They will be met at the B. and
p. depot at $40 O'Clock by the Union Veteran
Corps, Old Guard, the Emmett Guard. the Feucibles
and the members OF the Rifles who remained at
home The command will be escorted to the
armory by way OF Pennsylvania avenue, l5th +,
and 9th reefs, and the route will be Illuminated
with fireworks Myr0n NJ. Parker will deliver an
address OF welcome at the armory, and supper will
be served In the drill ROOM The Rifles arrived in
New York yesterday morning on the Fall River
boat, and spent the day in sight seeing. They
were to leave for home at O'Clock this Afternoon.
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GEN. sheridan i'm Good Spirits.

NEW BEDFORD, MASS. July 2s.-The III I'd week
OF Gen. Sher1dan's soJulrn at Nonquitt Is nearly
enued, and his friends say his gain and improve
ment have been very marked The generals
youngest child Phil Is celebrating his eighth BIRTH
day. HIS father Is In good spirita
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A1exandria Affair.".

Reported for The EVENING stan.
The POLICE HoLIDAY.-The recent action Of the
city council In granting, by joint vote OF IA to 2
an annual holiday 10 the policemen meets general
approval in this community. The holiday need
not entail any additional expense to the city. By
selecting the time OF the several vacations at
periods when there Is no special call for the whole
force the holiday OF one member OF the force Will
not be missed by the public. The pay OF the
month to the captain TO $45 to the privates There
10 no doubt that the city would be the gamer BY
assigning 70 the police special branches OF SAM.
tary and street supervision and Increasing their
pay.
TIE TRACHERS lNsTITuTR.-ThePo PEABODY Normal
Institute concluded It's third weeks session yester
Gay. Super1ntendents Shumate, OF LOudOun;
Coons, OF Fauquter: Hail. OF Fairfax. and Carne, Of
Alexandria city, have been In attendance with q
continually increasing body OF teachera Large
excursions were made yesterday afternoon TO Ar
lington. Early next week the institute WILL on the
Invitation OF Manager Ridley, visit Colonial Beach
on the Arrowsmith. On Friday next the sessions
OF the institute VIII close.
NOTKA-Messrs. Harry Burke, ]. K Blackwell
Frank Lambert and Thomas Waters, with Cox.
swain VIM. Smith, win make up the crew OF th<
Old Dominion OF this city, which will row 90 ths
or August next.-The Hydrauli0n being undeI
repair It's horses are temporarily In service at tn
Relief Hook and Ladder house.--A frame house
with lot on Queen street. near Patrick has beer
bought BY Af. Il A. DeavenA from Philadelphia
Tor 500. Similar properly In WAShtn9ton wouic
sel ~ from 81 roo 70 q. 6O0-Geo HAN has ha<
his hand, hurt u snoot's planning milL-Tht
Friendship F1re Co u now preparing TO ccioorAtl
its one hunoredth and fourteenth anniversary.
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O'DoNNELL WILL ASK A New TRIAL.-Mr. Frank
Hugh O'Donnell has fntimated his Intention to
move by counsel for new trial OF his suit against
the London 1S,aes. Mr.. O'D0nnell, In letter TO
the speaker giving notice OF his intention 10 APP
peal from the decision In the Times case, protests
that Sir Richard Weoeters allegations, being as
stunned as basis for Legislation, u an innovation
pending an appeal =
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The Rome RVormd declares that the statements
made before the American committee inquirlng
into the immigration question are exaggerated,
for excessive immigration the agents OF Italy VIII
not cause discomfort.
Gen. Boulanger drove In the Bois du Boulogne
Yesterday Tor the nrst time since he was wounded.
HIS carriage was followed by sixteen carriages
nlled with reporters and admirers who shouted:
"A Das fioQuetl" "a bas Ferryp "vtve Bou-
langer!-
Nineteen emigration agents have been arrested
~ Cracow Tor incing the natives OF that district
10 emigrAte 70 America. Bonds representing one
million norins were found IN their possession.
Other agents have been arrested u brody and
CzernoWlIz
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ST.. PErERsBUKG, july 2s.-The Russian govern.
ment has ordered that the same duties are levied
Dy European Russia shall be imposed at the
Pacific ports OF Eastern siberia upon Imported
sugar preserves. syrup chocolate, arrack spirits,
MQuor $ wine and beer.
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You can have = beautiful complexion by using the
Recamier Cream provided you avoid all cosmetics 1t
will remove the damage caused by cosmetics 1t will
remove pimpes liver sTot black heads tan stopburn
and redness of the skin. Any of these imperfecons
on a woman's is equivalent to painted sign, say
ing This woman unceany in her personal habits
she does not think IL worth her while make herself
attractive" Ssnd for sample Of kecamier Pow
der. Harriet Hubbard Aver, 81 lark Place, New
York ap1S-6m
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The Northern Pacific and Manitoba.
MINSKAPoLIs, July 2S.--fhe Journals Winnipeg
special says: Inc Negotiations bet ween the North
ern Pacinc and the Manitoba government, In
Guiding An extension OF the Northern Pacific SO as
10 compete with the Canadian Pacific &C all points.
have been brought TO q successful conclusion, and
an extra ssion OF the legislature will be called 70
ratify the agreement.
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MARI IED


, BoSs-DoYLE On Tuesday, September IL, lsss
v. DOYLE. both Of Washington. ID. c.
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fuuK COUNTS ~ TIE INDICTMENT ACCUSING THEN
OF EMBEZZLEMENT.
CINCINNATI, July Sine counts OF the ipdict-
ment against Ives, SIayner and Woodruff are open
10 inspection to-day. The general charge Is
ENLIGHTENMENT, and there are four captions To the
cou.ts, respectively, charging the indicted per-
sons with embezziing certain railroad shares:
with destroying certificates with intent to
emDeZZie; with removing certificates with intent
10 emOeZze; and with committing these several
acts with intent TO steal and convert to their own
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The Emperor Leaves Stock holm.
STOCKHOLM, July 2S.-Emperor WilliaIn of Ger
many, lett TINS port at O'Clock this morning in
the yacht Honenz0lIern. He Is bound for Copen-
hagen.
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Ilagerssosvn Happeaing~.


SPLENDID CROP THIS NEAR-BssH BALL fKvKk ~
HAGERsTowS-BAss FISHING AT wEvKKroS
Correspondents OF THn EvrSrss STAR
HAGKRsrovs, July q. lsss
This county Is making rapid strides In peach
culture. and IN what Is now known As the peach
belt IN the south Mountain land could have been
bought some few years ago for s. per acre. Now
there Is not an acre 20 be mad under SIS. The
growers this season are wearing smiling fsces ~
the crop OF peaches IL far IN of Former year,
and the fruit OF nrst quality and meets with
ready sale IN the Washington and Baltimore
markets at top ngures
town, dropped dead this morning be WAS cross-
Ing his room 20 ger a drink Of water.
disease known among veterinary surgeons as
the "stranggles" has broken out among the horses
In the lower part OF this county. and, the busy
season Is upon the farmers, Is causing sad incon-
venience. Horses afflicted with ~ are unable TO
eat or drink, and n not speedily relieved soon die
Mr. Geo IL Hagcr, OF this city, has been ap-
pointed United states postal agent ON the Western
Mary Railroad between this place ard Balti-
more. he succeeds Mr.. John Carson, also OF
Hagerstown, removed. The former Is democrat
and The latter republican.
The baseball fever has struck this locality ana
every town in the valley has It's club. To-day an
exciting game was played between the Hagers-
h So%a c S1o ana the way neseoro Pa elge The
ooro club was BANKED In every inning but the
nrst. The hagenstown boys have nne grounds
here, nicely ntted up with grand stand and other
cOnvenlcnces. They have been doing some excel-
lent playing AT home and abroad, and thus far
nave lost Out one game.
A few nights ago an attempt was made 20 burn
The large bridge which spans the Potomac river az
shepheTdstown. Coal OIL had been poured upon
the bridge, and TIRE kladled In three places For
tunately the fre Was discovered and extinguished
In Time 70 prevent the destruction OF the bridge
Weserton, this county, the junction of the
Washington County branch OF theS Baltimore and
ONO railroad with the main stem. Il favorte re-
sort Tor Washington sunday fishermen. They
come up on saturday evenings generally IN squads
OF three ana nye, remaining until Monday MORN
Potomac sarp
bl!lng well now, and large numbers are being
taken
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w hen baby was sck. We gave her Csstor1A
when she was eIild. she cried for CasforfA
When abe beesas Mis-. she elung ~ CastorsA
eLeA sss had Sh2l2rsl. she save them CAsIoriA
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Failure Of u stock Broker.
NEW YORK, July 2S.-The failure OF George d.
Morrison, a Stock broker and member OF the stock
exchange board. was announced on the floor OF
the exchange to-day.
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Nine. Dc varny, the American lady who was r.
Gently arrested In Paris on the false charge Of
being ptckpocket, will be liberated to-day AZ the
Ter.
Il IL reported that Prince Ferdinand win reosivs
summopa 70 abdicate the throne Of Bulgaria.
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The Chicago Anarcht.a. E.cape.

CHICAGO. july 2s.-Frank Cnepak ana Franz
Chieboun, VINO, with John Hronek and Ru.
do.ph sevic, are charged with q conspir
aey 70 blow up with dynamite Judges Gary
peared and it Is supposed nave jumped their bonds
and Ned the city.
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Burial permits have been issued during the past
twenty-four hours by the health ofncer as follows:
stephen s. Buynitzky, white, years; Horatio
Maryman white, n years; Fannie Parker, white,
9 months; Mary Foley, white, "A years; Laura
months; Charity Jones, coiored, Us years; Albert
Matthews, colored, 3 months; Ellen jackson, COL
ored, 20 years.
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HoasronDs AcrD PnospuArr
MAKES DELICIOUS LEMONADE
Asssspoonfui sdded 10 ssiass Of hot or cold wstex
and svsetsnsd to the tssss WIN be found rsfrsshin6
and invieorasng.
Erocrrr.
VELOCITY.
VELOCITY.
VELOCITY.

Elsctxicity tzsvsla $4,000 miles sscsad 49,
LOO miio . ssoond. md m I'LL LOCO n0ss sn
hour but fasser than thnu III tzsvels ths sxse1sns
REPUTATION Of tbs @. o Tayisr Bourbon s.a kys
Whisksy, beoauss good end purs srtsels = vsnssd
around ths elobs. II y bottled hg o. u 0aAvo .
Soma Boston. and your 0zos9 - pEum1A vmgun-
antss IL purify snd msa1cina1 virsnsA
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T'Rr Ir,

TRY Iri
PoND's EXTRACT Is Known everywhere. and well
merits tS repetAuon A. tbs Peoples Remedy" and
Universal Pam Destroyer. For over for,x xe.r ,h,.
great vegetable compound has proved iss efeary and
failed &c do Its duty when BROUGHT into use II.
has VOL liz greatest subsiuer a al taint
aid inflammation and should be ia svery househ,ld
lOSDs xxi ACI cures burns, sunbur,ls {. lafir.s<
Ilkect bitss. WOUNDS. brulses Ille. l.f.rrS5
! snorrh@x etc. Ask Tor FUNDS ExTkAcT lake
~ sSa9As my3l
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Affairs in West Washington.

A DEMOCRATIC CLUB ORGANIzEp-A number OF
democrats met last evening In Association Hall
on 32d street, for the purpose OF organizing cam
paign club. Mr.. VIM. II. ManOgue called the
meeting 10 order and temporary organization
was effected by the election OF Mr.. Arthur Small
as chairman and Mr. Manogue secretary. CON-
mittee consisting OF MessrS Chas II. Flckllng,
VIM. Manogue and NJ. A. McGowan was appointed
to draft constitution and secure permanent
quarters for the club.
WEDNESDAYS GETTING AFFRAY.-Jas. Norris was
arrested yesterday by Oficer Burrows for being
implicated In the ARRAY In which Chas Calhoun
was cut on Wednesday evening. Norris left S.
collateral
GRAIN Recommendations Beulah arrived
with 1000 bushels Of wheat for G. T. Dunlop.
TEMPERATURE AND CONDITION OF WATER AT
a. m-GreaJ Falls. temperature, so; condition.
80: receiving reservoir, temperature. 50; condi-
ton at north connection. "a; condition at south
connection, SO; distributing reservoir, tempera-
ture, 80; condition at inuent gate house, 49, con-
dttinn at ef1uent gate-hOuse 50 High tide In the
nver to-day at IL :52 p. m, low ti0e az GIG pm.
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the case Of Losnaa e q agt q. q EoKse-shs
ChoctAw claim case-on the motton for resolves,
were Ooneludoo boeoD Oh1ef Justice bingham ehii
Tuesday,
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superintendent OF the free-delivery service, Post
ONCE Department, to-day practically completed
the apportionment OF the LOGO additional letter.
carriers provided for In the new Post once appro
priation bill Under this apporfionment New YORK
city has been allowed 261 additional carriers,
Philadelphia 141. Chicago 70, Boston So Balti.
more 10, Brooklyn 81, san Francisco 80, Cincinnati
%, Cleveland ~, st. Louis ~, Pittsburgh 81, Buf-
talo Is, Milwaukee 16 New Orleans Is, Sc. Paul
ID. Minneapolis Is, jersey City IL, Kansas City TO-
Toledo 2, and Denver, Omaha, Albany, Indian
apolis and Oakland each. At the close OF the
present fiscal year II IL expected that there will be
In the service 600 regular and $500 substitute
carriers. Between as and 40 new free-delivery
Offices will be established about october /. WASH
ingtOn will not be allowed any additional carriers
until about October next.
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THE WOODLAND FARMERS.
TIE Ceoatsssa 90 vtrgsssa Farussrl
CoaparcA with sAese Of she West.

II was pleasant afternoon when che woodlavu
Farmers Club and friends assemnled- about .
hundred strong. Al "Greys I'M. the home Of N.
r. WILKINSON. July 81 President Person was at
his post as usual There was no critical report ON
account OF the demands on the tine OF members
by the harvest Just passed The general snpear.
ance OF things about the place Was creditablo.
though Mr. Wilkinson has but recently located
there. Much has been done toward inprOyemept
since MS occupancy OF the prenlse, especially
Tue garlic question was brought IN sva,n Nh
method for rs destruction seemed 20 De REGARDED
with any degree Of faith. Major Hine on behalf
OF the executive committee Of the farmer. con.
vention, stated that there had been q proposa.
ton made 20 change the time for holding the
same, and said he would like 20 hear the views "a
members OF the club The two last meetir - were
held 10 February, when roads are apt 20 be bad
Se sr aan,n Asa esS ~ ssr re ne srs
the only objection urged being that the DAYS were
80 short some thought no change could b.
made 10 advantage. No conclusion was reached
Major Hine, having recently returned from a trim
West gave an account OF the agricultural out
look he said that with the exception OF North
ern Maryland and Pennsylvania he saw no wheat
or corn looking any better than In FAIRFAX and
Loudoun counties, but oats and grass were better
slsewhere; As the resal. o. lmpressssons gAined
the last QUE ne thought the Virginia farmer might
be contented with his location. IN the same In
ticed at the West, with the advantage OF good
markets and transportation faciIuts success
would be assured r. 4 Mason took exceptions
20 this statement lie thought the outlook was
gloomy. Major hine Thought II people could live
under the shiftless and improvldent system. OF
want Of system. In farming. practiced In sOme
parts OF Virginia then those who used a reasons-
lie amount OF Judgment, would surely achieve
success President Person stated that IN his triI
10 the West year or 80 ago his impressions went
next meeting being the anniversary will be held
nj Woodlawn on the 18th ~ August, and as usua
,.1 M. NJ
ton, ana q. l. lime were appointed TO procure
speakers for the occasion.
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day W. /. Rose, by N. John J. jonnson, entered
suit against George n. ana Inward Harris TOR
10000 damages Tor alleged false arrest Tho com
anita without any 1usG cause, compelled him 70
leave l232 PenngylvanlA avenue and 70 90 70 The
nrst precinct station, where he Was compelleo %
remain for half an hour.
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TIE PAY OF SCHOOL TKAcHERs-Mr. Ross, presi-
dent OF the school board, has had an interview
adjusting Jhe pay Of school teachers under the re-
slrictions imposed In the District appropriation
can to straighten matters out. ,The remedy pro-
posed is TO increase the average salary allowed so
as to make the 81 500 that cannot be used at pres
emit available for making the Increases for which
1t was intended,
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New York NlOck Market.
The following the opening and closing prices of
the New York stock Market, as reported by special
WIRE 10 Corson and Mccartney. 141Y street.
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SECRETARY WHITNEY to-day issued an order that
during the warm weather all the clerks In his De-
partment who can be spared may be dismissed
from their work at 8 o'clock on Saturday after
noon, beginning to-day.
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Can b found In almost every household
throughout ths land II this srasou-
How u get rad Of such smells Is the
question: that interests every heat house
tsspSr. Here Is the answer; BUN SEA
.1,,,, sCKNs SULPaUR CANDLES in your
nAELL hlteLeus. Closets. SIMS. Outbou,es.
,- Chicken Coops, Bird CAses and ali other
AAAL places that need disiniectlon These
sx,,,o anoles are made of the finest sulphur,
SsEA-LS burn freely. and there ~ danger Of IRE
irOn them sold by druggists. SEA
sSkY yoHSsos. New York. sole Manu-
1iacturers. fy.ga