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Numerous Naval Changes.


Commander p +. Harrington, Lieut.. Commander
c. L Todd, LieutS> q. p. Colvocoresses, c. E Gala
ham, henry McCrea, k. NJ Doyle, and H. H. Has
ley, Ensigns c. n. Atwater and W. CsP Muir,
Surgeon NJ. II. Simohs, and Chaplain E. K Raw
son, detached from the practice ship Constellation
and ordered to duty at the Naval Academy, Sd
Inst. Lieut.. Richard Wainwright and Templin NJ
Potts and Ensign Harry Phelps, orlered TO the
Naval Academy, 25tn list Chap ain Walter g.
Isaacs, ordered TO the Richmond, September 10
Lieut.. John S. Abbott and Chaplain Win. H. Stew
art detached from the Richmond, 18Th september
and placed on waiting orders. Commander Henry
Glass, detacii' from tue command or the NOnOc-
acy and ordered home. Commander Jno II. NC.
GlenSey, detached from the Portsmouth. n, H.
navy-yard, september i, and plac d On waiting or.
ders. Lieut.. Chaa W. Bartlett, detached from the
Naval Academy, september l. and ordered to the
Ranger, OCTOBER l. Lieut. Giles B. Haaber, de-
tacned from the TailapOOSa ana ordered home
Lieut.. A. &. Dillingham; detached from the Rich
mond, september 10, and ordered TO the Pensacola
Lieut.. A. +. Nazro, detached from the Richmond,
september Is, and ordered to the Minnesota
Lieut. o. u. Dodge, detached from the
Portsmouth and placed on waiting orders
Cnas K. Mixes, D. h. Mahan and j. O. Nicholson.
anu Ensisns Jno. Il. Gibbons and Harry 8. Knapp
detached from the Naval Academy September
and placed on waiting ORDERS EuSignS Albert /.
hey and Jno. NJ. Poyer, detached from duty In the
Bureau VI Navigation, August 81, and ordered to
tue kicnmond September 10. Ensign Jno NJ Ei-
Ilcott, detached from the Ranger aud ordered 70
duty Ia tue Bureau OF Navigation. Ensign Edw.
Lioyd, detached from outy ON the Coast survey
ana ordered to Tue Boston. Pd. Asst. surg. A. &.
II. Russell, detached from the Constellation Au-
gust 81 and ordered TO Tine Naval Academy. Asst.
Paylnaster Wills b. Wilcox, detached from Con-
s,ellaLion Aug 81, ordered TO settle accounts
aud placed on Waiting orders. Sailmaker Jno c.
Herbert, detached from the Richmond and ordered
10 tne Pensacola. Sallnaker JnO. A. Long, de-
tached lrom the Pensacola and ordered 70 the
Richmond.
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Eighteen Persons Killed and Seven
Fatally wounded by aa Explosion.

MILWAUKEE, August IA special from Neenah
Wis, TO the Evening Htsconsn, SAYS: Al IL 80
O'Clock last night the large paper mill owned by
George Whiting. situated on the island between
this city aud Menasha, was destroyed by nre.
While the burning structure was surrounded Dy a
pioded- The roof AID the walls were thrown out
ward sending a shower OF bricks and umbers
among the spectators. kighteen persons were
killed, seven fatally injured. and number less
seriously hurt, several OF whom VIII Ole The
mill was a Ihree-story structure, built four
years ago at a cost OF slOo.00O, aud was opera
ted day and night. When the nauIes broke out
about nifty men were IN the building. The IRE
alarm brought several hundred people 70 the spot
who crowded as close 10 the burning building as
the intense heat would permit About 80 O'Clock,
While the building was a mass OF names the ca
plosion occurred without warning. The root of
The building was thrown upward and outward, the
walls OF brick crunoled and crashed Into The
buried by the heavy debris There WAS
A MOMENT OF SILENCE, THEs CRY OF HORROR
went ap IRON the mnIutnde- The INST strong I'M
pulse 70 ny from possible further danger WIS SON
overcome aud hundreds began the NOIk OF recOy-
erlng the bodies OF the dead and fesculng the
wounded Body after body was fOund, crushed
and mangled by the great tmoers almost beyond
recognition, and then removed 70 the city ball
The injured were carried ~ nelghborfng residences
10 their homes soon as thar Identity could 10
THE LIST OF THE pEAn
The dead are follows: John Moore, Joseph
Bridges william Guelts. Thomas DOurgaus, Frank
sueffer, Gilbert Mericle. Frank MAndoyer, Frank
John c. Holman, Louis Roesch, Joe Bul, John
Like, Thomas letters - shoewlecsJL sylvester
eilhouse man unknown. Fatally injured: Albert
Hoechmer, Benjamin Couse, Joseph Smith, Joe
smith, John Suller, - T1ngle, - Soeltz.
The loss on building is 100000; Insurance
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Society Notes.


Mrs. Senator Vest, whose health is not robust
is at Deer Park.
Mrs. William Boughton, OF Mount Pleasant has
gone TO White sulphur Springs.
Mrs. Edmund Rice and Miss Virginia Rice re-
turned TO their home in Saint Paul last week from
FOREST inn They found Miss Anna Rice, who
spent the winter here and who had preceded
them by some weeks to the Northwest. very
III. and Representative Rice has gone home on an
urgent summons to Join his family Mr. and Mrs
I. r. Kane and sons are occupying the Rice rest
dence Mr.. Kane Is Mr.. Rice's priv ate secretary.
Mrs Harmony is expected home from New Jer-
sey tonight.
Mr.. A. Gordon Jones is the guest Of his father.
Capt John A. Jones, in this city.
Representative and Mrs Sowden have gone to
cred sufficiently from the painful poisoning from
whlchshe has been a sufferer Tor the past few
weeks TO travel with comfort.
ChieI Naval Constructor 7. d. Wilson 1otned his
wife and daughters yesterday at Eaglesmere, Pa.
Mrs. Maury and the Misses Maury are In Europe
for three months absence.
Mrs Wallach and her daughters will return
from Europe next month. Mrs. Wallach Will in
troduce TO society this winter her youngest daugh
ter, VINO has been in school In PARIS ror sone
years.
MIR. VIM. R. Hearst, son Of Senator Hearst. is
visiting in New York city, and was present with
num0er OF prominent Californlans on Monday AT
dinner given at the Brunswick In honor or Mt.
l. Ii. Coll and Mr.. Edwin Atweli.
Mrs. David l. Gilt, who has been spending the
summer in the Blue Ridge, returned home TO-DAY.
Miss L. A. Cummins has gone TO Atlantic CITY,
Mrs. y. B. Lloyd and children are summertng at
Aurora, w. Va.
Mr.. L s. Brown, Of the Richmond and Danville
road las returned with his family from the Green
brier Wnite sulphur Sprfnga
MI. Fred A. Linger, OF Anacostia, and Mias
Dony, daughter OF J. H. Dony, OF the Surgeon
Generals once, were married yesterday. They
will spend tneir honeymoon at berkeley Springs
Una avenue southeast.
Mrs. W. Whitetord, with her little daughter, has
gone to Sea Girt N. j. for the balance Of the ssa.
on.
J. G. Baxter and his daughterA Misses Maye
and Jennie, are so1ourning &C the Windsor
sulphur springs, No
MA N. Addie Martin and daughter are at Ocean
Grove, n j.
Mrs. chas Newell is spending the summer q,
the country seat OF her brother, COL Harris nea,
Gordonsvtiie. Va.
Miss Annie R Wilkinson Is at Asbury PARK.
Miss Corneiia \. Boyden IL spending her vacation
ct D. ser Isle
The Paris Gaxlois announces the engagement Il
sParis OF Mrx Joseph Riggs, Of Washington. to th,
Prince kuspou, whose brother was m ..rrled tev
years ago 70 miss Curtis, SISTER OF the dfvorceC
wife OF the Marquis OF TalleyrAnd, Per1gord. TIL
Ruspoiis are 0ne OF the most ancient iamllleo o
the Roman aristocracy.
Mr.. and Mn J. L Nuber returned home te-dsy
from Newport Del, whore tAsy spsns several
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Telegrams to The Star.
CRUSHED BY FLYING DEBRIS.
Eighteen Persons Killed at a Fire.
A $4,000 REGISTERED PACKAGE STOLEN
Comparing Balfour to King Bomba.
A $4,000 REaIsrERED PACKAGE STOLEN
Comparing BalfOur to King BOmba.
BALFOUR AND KING BOMBA.
In Amusing Controversy About the
Treaanaeml Of Political PrisOmerA.

An Amusing Controversy About the
TreasMent OF Political Prisoner.
Special Gable Dispatch to TEE EVENING STAR
LONDON, August 23.-The admirers OF Balfour
are engaged In a curious controversy, wherein
they seek to establish that the treatment OF his
political prisoners In Ireland is precisely the same
as that OF King BONITA. Surely this is q dubious
compliment. In his last public speech al Ha-
warden, Gladstone made the assertion that Bomba
did not make political Offenders herd with felons.
Thereupon an anony nous correspondent OF the
Times ransacked Gladstopes famous letters
describing what he had seen at Naples, and
quoted passage describing Baron Poerce chained
TO common malefactor. The fact Is not disputed
that Poerce Is so represented IN q painting which
still hangs In the Bourbon palace at Naples.
Gladstone now explains that after thirty
years he had forgotten the circumstances
Poerce had been convicted OF high treason; also
he saw political prisoner wearing his dress in a
roomy cell OF bis own, and that he conducted
Gladstone freely through the prison. This was
tne Case he compared with BalIour's treatment OF
his opponents; and, says Gladstone, "Mhat have
we come 10 when there Is ground Ior such CON-
parisons?" Gladstone displays immense activity
Just now, recalling the days OF the Bulgarian aR.-
tation. He delivers another speech Al Hawarden
to-day.
THE TORIES ARE GETTING ALARMED
at the effect on the public mind OF the treatment
Of Dillon and others, and have much less to say
than formerly about "Brave Nr. Balfour" and his
policy. The ministerial organs make much fuss
about the refusal OF band OF musicians IRON
Cork, who perform at the Irish exhibition IN Lon-
don, 70 play, 'God Save the Queen" The TACT is
before they were engaged tLe banc-master sub
the national anthem and ''God Save Ireland" both
OF which, In Ireland, have q political Character.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-23
THE FusHERsE> TREATY.
Tine brstssh Minister mot Surprise6 as
lss Reflection by the <c....

Boston, August 23--Last evening. Sir Lionel a
Ssckyille West, British minister 10 the rn,ted
states was visited by reporter at his p,cturesous
shore home in Beverly. He said that the re,s,t,oa
he had expected that &c would be made psrty
question and on that line would not psss tle
Senate. He thought the result OF the rejection
would not be serious. II was a matter certAinly
10 be regretted. as the treaty offered a fair and
honorable solution 20 both Governments OF yexa-
uous Quesslons When asked What he thought
the British government would 90 In case Pr,-si-
dent cleveland enforced the retaliation act hs
replied: "It Is impossible Tor lne 20 tell but am
constrained TO believe that the matter viii be SET
tied In some way before any serious action ID
taken-n
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A $4,000 PACKAGE GONE.
MyssersOusly STOLEN srOm q Regtstere<
Money Pouch from Oregea.

NEW YoEK, August 23-Detectives and other
post-of1ce oficIals are engaged earnestly at work
registered package OF $4,000 IN money While &c
was being transported frOln Portland. Oreg 10 the
Chemical National Bank OF this city. Tue stolen
money was contained In a pouch with nfty-eght
Others, and its ioss was only discovered waen ths
pouch was regularly opened In the registered let
tef department OF the New YORK POst-Cf ffice on
Friday last. since then the work OF searching fOr
the thief oas Deen carried and the pub icty OF
the facts OF the theft was only made yesterday
The source OF this information Is as great mys-
terry TO Postmaster Pearson the loss OF the
money. IL Was desirable 10 keep the roatter quiet
until tue thief was discovered Various clues are
being followed up and the progress thus Ian made
Is kept secret, Tor obvious reasons. SO far could
be learned to-day the men engaged On the case
have not yet decided at what pOllt the package
was aostractec. 1he fact lhat the pouch reached
this city uninjured IS conclusive proof that the
robber was In possession OF a duplicate key.
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Pr2Aiesing Dollar wheat.
TIE GRAIN SAID 80 RAvg BEEN fRJUKED BIZ FROST
m THE NORTHWEST.

81. PAU. August 22-When asked about frosted
wheat, prominent grain shipper said yesterday
injured by frost were possible q trifie previous
He had himself examined some frosted wheat lust
threshed, which then seemed all right but arter
plainly evident He said the wheat injured by
frost only found In Spots but that by the care
less mixing OF such wheat with sound grain the
value OF the product OF . much larger area would
be affected. Oliver Dalrymple, the bonanza TAR
mer Of Dakota, said YESTERDAY: "wlnter wheat
has been greatly damaged oy early frostS and the
crop viii be short. Farmers VIII DO well 70 hold
their wheat just - long ~ pessible for &c WIN be
worth 81 oushel oefore long- There WIN b q
here. wiz make wheat 60 up 70 high ngure." An
Aberdeen, Dak-, special says: ''rhe hrst car OF
new wheat FOR the season was shipped from this
caty yesterday. II - graded No Northern, and
brought "a cta per b1shot which . Is Gu. above
the pr1ce pad lasl year"
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Mr.. stone Asked 90 Get Out.
fHE DIRECTORS OF THE BURLINGTON SAID 10 M
TIRED OF THEIR GENERAL MANAGER.

CHICAGO, August IA Special from Omaha saws:
General Manager Holdredge, OF the BuI nngton ana
Missouri road, was called 20 Chicago last SATURDAY
70 take the place OF General Aanager stone during
the laiter's absence In the Last A prominent
railroad man, who desired IN have his name With
held. saio that Mr.. Stone had been called East 70
Tor his resignation. Unless matters are liked up in
the meantime, which Is not al all likely Mr. Stone
Is 70 step out about september Is. Mr.. Holdredge
u 70 take hls place.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-23
A We'll DtGxer Strtkes Petroleum.

ST. LouIs August IA special from San An
eonio, Tex, says that II. r. Hobbs OF Floresvile
Wilson County, while digging a well, struck a
oo0y OF dne petroleum at a depLn OF 90 feet. The
present now Is about 10 gallons q day Of fne
quality and rapidly Increasing. There Is consider
able excitement over the discovery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-23
An Arka.sa. Rank Closed.

ST. LOUIS, August ga special TO the Post
Dsspdtch from Little Rock, Ark, says: The Fx-
Change Bank, OF Dardanelie. was closed yesterday
py U. 5. Marshal Carroll, on attachment Judgment
LOT $1,000. 1t u thought the depositors viii not
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-23

me- Mccesss ReseasnaseA "a shS
Rsckvtlse Csuvevts.. r~-a.~

Special pispstch 20 TaR EvRrps 80.
ROCKVILLE. ND. August ya-Tns r-,r,t,~.,
Congressional nominating convention os ne .,xfa
district met here to-day, and was oryaairec py tns
election OF d. L sloan. OF Allegheny County "A
PRESIDENT and Frank B. Noyes Of Mouteomery.
as secretary: on the nrst ballot Allegheny gave
9. L Menng.on votes; Frederick, GarreTt Mont
gomery and Washington gave their "a yotss tor
AcComaS Tue nomlnatfon was unsae ~, ,an,,.,r,,.
and the convention adjourned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-23
THE GOSSIP OF LONDON.
Ocean Steamship Racing and Betting
Death Of William q ShnDDell.

Special Cable Dispatch to TKk EVENING STAR
LONDON, August 23.-The ocean steamship race
attracts much attention In this country particular
ly In Liverpool Apropos OF this, a newspaper
correspondent writes. to protest against the
custom OF betting on the Atlantic lines on each
days run He hints that the travelling public are
swindled by men who travel backward and forward
for the purpose OF gambling In this way and also
at cards.
William Chappen is dead He was q son OF
Samuel Chappeif, founder OF the famous music
publishing b use. He retired from business early
10 devote himself TO musical and antiquarian
stuoes In which latterly he had no English rival.
He was largely Instrumental In rescuing from
oolivion and popularizing old English music.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-23
The Germans I'm Zanzibar.
TIE PpPCLAcE GREATLY IRRITArED By THEIR HIoH.
HANDED COURSE

LONDON, August 23.-Advices from Zanzibar say
the action OF the German company In assuming
the administration OF The Zanzibar Coast line mas
greatly rrtated the populace. IL Is reported that
an armed Iorce landed at Bagamoy from a German
gunboat, cut down the sultan's flagstaff and
removed the nag. Armed parlles are also said 10
have landed at other points and acted In q similar
arbitrary manner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-23

AL ABOUT REMsAsrs
REMNANTS OF SILKS
REMNANTS OF DRESS GOODS
REMNANTS OF sATINEst
REMNANTS OF GINoHAMs. FLXNNELs. TABLE
LINENS. NAPKINS. BLACK GOODS. in fact Rem.
nants of all kinds and in all quantities. marked very
cheap. They are the Remnants Of good styles, and
many BsrysinD are in thslot
WI sHUsTER sons
VIA 919 PENNA AVE
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Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal reve.
nue., $420, ,075; customs s828 OOl.
TIE o. s. 8. SARATOGA has arrived at Ports
mouth. N H
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ADJUSTMENTS.


RoCKvILLE FAIR.
ROCKVILLE FAIR. ROCKVILLE FAIR.
'''rlan.S an.Se gfshSa 1RSstss1. sarn'A'6a
sEPTAMsgR TPT TAmMiseqss}
Dining room and Kefreshment stand. IN charxe q
kounip W eEsts nelsdins sam,:ssSn q Fair
Grounds, 81. at b and o R r Office. su23-2w
PRY9oGG. ssHELpoN,s Is, AoADLMx aCl Of PANcINo
6sI TO- Nd Pm. Present address. OAKLAND Hotel.
NEW NATIONAL THEATER
Opening Of the regular season Monday evening
August "a. with Duncan B. Harrsons military uelo
THE PAYMAsTER
The greatest Of all American successes Magnificent
scenery thrilling water effects and superb company
Sale of seats begins Thursday morning. su22.4t
Day RIDGE THIS WEEK.
AUGUST. ls. 21. %. "a AUGUST
Great Fireworks Drama. Mechanical Pyrotechnic
Dramatic Representation of the Great Naval
Battle between the Monitor and Merrimac
The GreassstO open Air Entertainment and Most E1-
tensive Show given in America.
A Genuine Novelty
100 PERSONS 100 PERSONS
Engaged in the Representation.
fe-lke and thrilling manner. The great combat be-
tween the world-renowned lronclads the
MONITOR AND MERRIMAc
And the Famous War Ships CUMBERLAND. CON.
CHESS. MINNESOTA. and ROANOKE
During the action Of the Drama the ships sail and
steam about are exploded. burned. and sunk forts
bombarded, the whole forming series Of pictures
EXCITING. DAZZLING, BRILLIANT, AND
INSTRUCTIVE
NO EXTRA CHARGE NO EXTRA CHARGE.
Trains leave Baltimore and Ohio depot at o am,
$50 and 20 p. sundays. 10 q. u 40 and $3.50
pm.
ROUND TRIP FARE. 81. su20-5t
4 RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR sPORTsMEN.
"A FOR LEASE.
The shooting privileges OF the finest Ducking Shore
on Potomac River for will form
q club OF ten members to duck the coming season.
sink Boxes and Decoys furnished free. Lessee can
have exclusive privilege of partridge hunting farm
hounds Prospects Were never better Tor go0d
shooting this fall For full particulars address Post
Once Box SO2 Baltimore Nd ull-ec6ts
M 4tSiC-KICHARD +. WAGNER AND NAECKER
N1 BROS ORC CHESTRA
heed and Brass Band
Residence, 2O9 lst st ne tv2S-1ms
DATTLE OF SHILOH
- Is open daily from a m. to 10 p. m.
10Th St. two blocks south OF u s. Treasury Build
ING my31
FUNHE CYCLERIES l4O6 " Y. AVE - LADIES'
: Il Bicycles Trcycles. Sociables and Tandems for
ht1t by the hour, day week Tricycles for I'VE
months. 81 per month. apI2-em
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THE EVENING STAR
PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Suncay,
AT THE STAR BUILDINGS
Serthvest Corner Pennsylvania Ave. and llth St, By
The Evening Star Newspaper Company,
sH. KAUFMAN, FreSt

rrE Evx~rxa srsR is served TO suhscrioen IN the
etty nv csres on their own account at 10 cents pei
week or 44c per month. Copies Il the counter,
cents each BY nnail-postaxe prepald-oo cent? .
month; ono year. 50: six months. 81
Entered At the Post once at Washington. d C.. -
secondclass mail DIstterl
TIM WEyKrY STAR-Published Frfday-31
year postage PREPAID Six months. 80 cents.
rY-ku mail subscriptions must be paid In s4yances
no paper sent loager than Is paid for.
Rates OF advertising made known on application
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-23

GAUGER APPoIyTED.-Paul Bainbridge has been
appointed gauger at Louisville Ky.
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new yoRK. August 2a-The ssock market was
morning, nrsf prices being generally fro0 Is % k
Per cent below last evenlngS ngureA wniis
Northwestern vas except1oaal with drop =.
The msrket vas duli throughout and the oeannss
oeveinped n0feature of tnt<rsut, the nucuAtons ~
The active stocks In no case exceeo1ng ~ ycf ceoS
slight movement Wa very tIeg1loL Ioexe We.
IN improved tone toward ths end q tee noer, ane
oboue ODoufnE 0guroG
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-23

MONTHS LEAvE.-Theo. j. Mint, 4th cavalry,
has been granted one months extension OF leave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-23

LIoHT-HoUsE KEEPERS DIsxIssED.-The Secre.
tary OF the Treasury has directed the dismissal Of
Marcus A. Hanna, keeper, and James W. Sterling.
assistant keeper OF the lighthouse station ut Cape
Elizabeth, Me-, for neglect OF duty.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

- CONNECTICUT REPUgLICANs. =
Ru51liean National Leaeus. Thomas Circle sATUR-
ft Ssass Ss ;ns aS e
R% NEW JERSEY REPUBLICAN AssOCIA-
viii s beld " The next meeting Of this A.soGas on
wSo have s New
a. L sSSazM Ss.es invited Be pss,i1't PARDON
crab s5ps c1smp.g4e and Ssfd
Telephone. 5ss-5 A w. Va :. - Iauss-s.
TO MY FRIENDS AND THE PUBLIC.
shall open bTsne6 store At It 81 i4th s st. vs. where
Nesi End and Nor.hwest secton in ns aornx o. the
Ihe same high standard which has characterized my
ABSOLUTE Isl IN sye 1t and nish
as as o sna IN sa to
'''''' u winch maze 9. MasfitYD ipsfi.' SIMPSON
.u2sat Cor 9th and ss anS 81 = i4tS It NV
DEMOCRATS. ATTENTION = EAST
Hs ns s1 oedes @sess
s Hs Hs 1sss se
H~ NEW YORK REPUBLICANX
Inc bsrct Of '9s NeT iors M residing IN
FfRqSisIn EstISnai Lsasue aoTss Thomss Circle
4, I'm.
au22-3t 0 FRED ". EVANS. Sec. b. ofD.
H~ ILLINOIS REPUBLICANS. : ILLINOIS
guiding; Thomas Circle. on THURSDAY Evening.
au2l-a GREEN B. RAUM
k~ YOU WILL FIND THE METRoPOLITAN
sos Of Is es e saas %ads
for immeiia,e use Price 1ul quart bottle Sl.25
.ns 81 bottle !eMN sTs and Ii iia nsSnE esnn sss
caI,I.EEaA.s IIEAsANT Mt. VALLEY AZ . SWEET AND DRY
aa2i5. Il i4is 1 4 T. A ave- and iias SD Conn. ave.
&c. 70 EFFECT A POSITIVE CURE FOR
sOn;siS. M MaisEs Fever and AEue use Elixir Bsoek;
con4ins no Quinlne, Arsenic or any metallic COM
pNund For sale at all drugzists soc abottle. au17lw
49, EQUITABLE
COOPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
EQUITABLE BUILDING" 1908 ST.
AssE S-ss9s.21743.
Office hours. from a>u to 4:3O pm. On the first
Wednesday Ia each month the office will be open from
6 to O'Clock pm Advances will be made promptly
at 2 O'Clock.
daily at the Office Of the Association. Equitable Build
ing 1908 Est.
shares are 81. 80 per month
$1,000 advanced on each share
Pamphlets explaining the object and advantages Of
the Association ale furnished upon application
THOMAS SOMERvILLE, Pres't.
JNo JOY EDISON. sec'y. 3e4
K~ PARIS UYIyTksAL EtsaL EXPOSITION
OFFICE OF THE U. 5. COMMISSION
80 WALL STREET. NEW YORK.
All persons, frfns corporations who desire to make
exhibits at the above Exposition hereby
tined that information and blanks for applications
space VIII be fur ished by the undersigned upon spp-
cation at the above address.
VIM. B. FRANKLIN. Comr General
SOMERTILLE p. TUCK, Asst Com'r General
au9-th&m1m
n NS FOR RENT-FINE NEW STORES WITH
49, large piate-glass fronts; with without
dwellings,; modern improvements; full view aud
IA ave See them. 1877 St NV, near 18th ST.
jy2S-3m
R- HAVE FEW REFRIGERATORS AND
- Gasoline Stoves which will sell at less than
cost for cash. JNO MORAN,
my29-3m 2l2e Pa ave. Thinning and Plumbing.
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THE BALTIMORE SUN,
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