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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-04
Capitol Topics.
The Saffron ScOurre.

LATEST OFFICIAL LDtbPATCHkS-ARRIVALO OF SOUTHERN
PASskN0EKs. ETC.
Surgeon Ross has telegraphed Surgeon. General
Hamilton from Fernandina, Fla, that for the "a
hours ending at . pm. yesterday, there had been
one death and no new cases. There is one new
Case at Callahan. He asked II vessels from unin-
fected ports should be allowed to come into Fer.
enierino Fernand,n, VII, n s Ky W M az VESSELS
tined elSew here afterward.
This mornings report from DR.. Hutton, at Camp
discharged and l6S remain There are 65 VINO re.
main, unable TO leave, and cOnvalescent patients
In the fever Camp.
INSPECTION OF SOUTHERN TRAINS
DR.. Stratton reports the arrival OF the following
passengers from the South who stopped In this
city: A. C. Cummings, wife, and three children,
from Quincy, Fla. twithout funds; taken in charge
by the police and lodged in the South washington
stationl. r. Taylor and wife, OIL LOUISVILLE KY; !;
J: McClurg. jr., OF KnoxvlI., Tenn; u. L Hop,
kins, San Antonio, Tex; w. E. wltherbe, Chicago,
Ill; Miss Kennely. NJ s.erling KY; &. Pelham
Mrs NJ. l. Marshall. August, ~ "a: sa MIS- GeorS; S
waiting and Miss Mary K Parker. OF Dalton Ga;
Miss 9: jenkins, Greensboro, NC; W. I: Car
rington, Morgan City, La; A. 6. solomon Atlanta,
Ca; Mrs. and Miss Walton, Johnston city, Tenn.
:: +. Bynum Greensboro. N; G.; B. B. Brown, At.
Burwell, OF Chariolte, h. c; o. Il BudicnS,
OF Columbia, s. c.; E. T. shorts. NewOerTy, s. c.;
A. ConAcle. Augusta, Ga; II. <. wingert, Ashe-
B. Elliott, henderson, N. c.
The following persons passed through: Miss
kemDie and niece, Atlanta TO New YORK; N. N.
Davis. Greenville, $. C., 70 Philade phia; A. ID.
Bacon Macon, Ga, to New York; DR.. II. H. Hud-
son, wife and sister, Lafayette, Ala. 10 New York;
y: ". Gaining, Savannah, Ga, TO New York; w.
". Downing, Charleston, N. c., 10 New YORK, and
+ N; Mo.decai, Charleston, 9. e., TO New York; A.
N. Wright, q. w. Benton, wife and child Jackson.
Vile via Camp Perry, to syracuse, N. z; Hans
Christian, Pensacola Fla, to New York; 4 b. San.
ford, Two sisters ana brother, Knoxville, to New
Z. Cnmley and J. A. Matthews, Johnston City,
Tenn, 70 New York; G. Harman, Atlanta, 70 Phiia.
delpnia; f. u. and l. A. Finch, Greensboro, N. C.,
Baltimore: j. C. Laney, Augusta, to PitIsburg; E
n: Lewis. Atlanta, to Hartford. Conn. J.: K Cox.
Knoxville. Tenn, to Boston; W. Brown, Macon,
Ga, and II. L Herman, Atlanta, Ga, TO New York;
w. J. Thomas, wife and two children, New Orleans,
to Baltimore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-04
The Pacific RailrOads.
ANNUAL REPORT OF COMMISSIONER JosIPH I. JOnN
srON.

Gen. Joseph Z Johnston, the Commissioner Of
Railroads. In his annual report TO the Secretary OF
the Interior states that the railroads south OF the
Union and central Pacific and east OF California
have been inspected during the year by Mr. Has
sard, the engineer OF the ONCE. Gen Johnston in
spected the Union and Central Pacific and all the
roads In California and oregon connected with the
latter and those In Washington Territory. "These
roads," the commissioner adds, 'are all In very
satisfactory condition. They were well built orig.
tnally, have been Kept In excellent order snce
Steel rails have been substituted ior iron almost
everywhere" The examination OF the books and
accounts OF the subsidized companies, namely,
Union Pacinc, Central Pacific, Sioux City, and
Pacilc and Central Branch Union PACING, was
made BY w. II. Thompson, asslstant bOoAkeeper,
and K. Kemper, clerk. II included q comparison
OF the reports OF the c0mpantes made to the COM
missioner, with their books ana accounts No
errors or discrepancies. ths commissioner states,
were detected. The Union Pacific Co, with the
twenty branches owned By Independent corpora
tons. In which the former has controiiny In
tereet, constitutes the Union Pactnc system, hav.
Ing length OF road OF 4,763 miles. The report
gives detailed statement OF the condition OF The
other roads, the main features of which have boen
punlshed No recommendations are made
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-04
IMITATION CUSTOMS STAMPS.

Cseo ~ u new AOrk kfrm 10 MAKE Por.
chaser Think 1hey are Gessing An
Imported Cigar.
CHICAGO, Oct Capt. Porter. OF the Govern
ment secret service, yesterday found a number OF
clever limitations OF the customs stamps used on
imported cigars The general appearance OF the
Counterfeit Is excellent. A dIue.ence Is that on
the original are tue words "Manusacturers OF LA
ported lopacco," aud on the counterfeit are the
words Manufactured or Imported tobacco" The
bogus stamps are made by Schumacher ELL
hnger, OF New York, and are not used 10 evade
payment or duty, but are put upon boxes contain
Ing Inferior domestic goous In order 10 del uae
purchaser into the belief that ne Il buying gen.
ulne havana weed. Tue 1rn Viii be prosecuted
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LONDON AGAIN EXCITED.

A Report that q Waschman had been
Slaughtered BY the " hitechaPet lMur.
derer.
LONDON. Oct 4-The excitement caused by the
recent murders OF q numbrr OF women In the
eastern section OF London Is increased this morn
ing on the announcement that a watchmap mad
been killed tn Shadwell by q nan who was IN CON-
pany with q woman, and VINO was being Swallowed
by the watchman. IL appears that last mig .t the
watchman saw the piAn aud woman 70 bcnlud a
board renee erected In front or building course
OF construction. Becoming suspicious The nan =
actions The watchman followed The coupe, and
nnaly called policeman. Tnr man then turned
on the watcnman and stabbed MIN 10 death. 1he
murderer was arrested after a desperate struggle.
THE KEPokT DENIED.
The police authorities THIS afternoon denied the
report circulated this morning that a Waterman
was murdered In Shadwen Last night ny ueing
stabbed W u man VINO was Ia Company Win a
woman, and whose movements were being OBJ
served by the Waterman.
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HAD Drawn a Pension since 1saa.

LOUISVILLE, KY. Oct 4-The pension ONCE here
received noIice to-day TO suspend payment OF the
pension OF Mrs Saran Crulchrr, Of p ttspont near
BardSlown, KY, widow OF James Crutcher, a Rev.
olutionar, solder. She died last Saturday. Sue
wa, eighty eight years old. anu had drawn q PEN
sion slnce 1854
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-04
The Death Record.

During the twenty-Iour hours ending at O'Clock
this afternoon deaths w,re reported 70 the health
once as follows: Jesse Appser. white, - years;
May J. smith, white, 30 Year.; MIME v sever.
while, years; Jos ttischhoiI wnile months;
Pairlck snea white, 10 years; Lula sLrong, whIle,
II Years; Milser jackson, coorcd- 80 yeaTs; hich-
ard A GiIleIn, colored, 70 years; Lula Lewis. coz
orod n moutns; Rossie Srlfnn coiored. days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-04
A sseamer,s ssOugh voyage.

LONDON, Oct. 4.-Arrived Canopus from Mon-
treal, at Queenstown Today. The steamer expe-
renced heavy weather on the passage ana lost
thirteen nead Of cattle and q pen VI sueep. She
was Short OF coal and rodder.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-04

A little stir was caused at the meeting OF the
fhiladeiphia Baptist Association yesterday py the
enpouncement In the letter rom the church st
Lower Merton that Bob J. Burdette had been
licensed 70 omctate ~ preacher.
he seventh annual conventiou Of the National
Funeral Directors OF Amer1ca vas begun yonfur6ay
In Baltimore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-04
Interior Department Chanpe..

-
The following Official changes have been made
In the Department OF the Interior:
General Land Ofnce-Appolntments Frederick
L Harvey, Of District Of Columbia, principal ex-
aminer OF land claims and contests, $4,000; Cas-.
sius L Byrne, OF Washington Territory, timber
agent, 81, 800; VIM. B. Douglass OF Indiana clerk,
$1,000, Dy transfer from Treasury Department;
Jos w. Anderson, OF Washington Territory, clerk,
$780, and j. Vinson Virgins, OF Texas, and Clar.
ence NJ YORK, OF California, clerks at 81, 900, by
TRANSFER from War Department.
Pension Omce-Appolntnents: 8. F. SchaefYer,
Of Illinois clerk, q 200, by transfer from Patent
ONCE; Mss Daisy N. Orleman, OF florida copyist,
sou, by transfer from General Land once. Re.
lnstatement: Melville q. Davis, OF Kansas, clerk,
81, 400. designations: webb &. Wilkinson, OF ILL.,
noiS 9. 500, and Miss Annie K Wilkinson Of Onio,
$1,000.
Patent On1ce-Reslgnations: Geo. R. Blodgett,
OF Maine, nrst assistant examiner, 81, 500; Miss
Maggie l. Nash, or Wisconsin, skiiied iaDorer
t120l Promotions: VIM. B. Greeley, oi New Hamp-
SHIRE second 70 nrst assistant examiner 81 600 70
$1,SOO; Samuel I. Fisher, or Massachusetts,, Lutrd
10 second asstStanL examiner, l,4OO to S16OO:
kooI T. Frazier, OF tennessee, iourIh 70 thru as
sis.ant examiner, $500 10 s., 400; Miss Emma L
Harmon OF Michigan copyist, $9V0 10 clerk, 81 200
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-04

GLASGOW, Oct 4-The steamer State OF Georgia,
from New YORK, september 20, about wh ch some
fears were beginning 70 be ielt in consequence of
the length OF her voyage, arrived here Lnis norn-
Ing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-04
Frosn wall street To.Day,

NEW YoRK, OcI 4. IL q m--The sJock market
was only moderately active al the opening Tbs
morning, while nrst prices as compared with last
evenings cloelng figures were rom & " 4 per
cent lower, though hooking Valley was n marked
exception. beng 40 q. The movements In the list
during the hour were very small and uninporianI I
but the market became nrm and the losses at the
opening were generally recovered and IN some
Northwestern showed most strength, but the ad-
vsnces In no case exceedea & per cent
In he unlisted stocks however, cotton on resumed
It's upward march and, on . very active trading,
rose over . point Toward the end OF the hour
there was . more bitterly strong tone ana pnccs
special feature In the hst, and at IL O'Clock the
market was Quiet and nrm LosIrong at the highest
prices reached Tne only ACTIVITY Was In New kn-
gland, Reading, Union Paclnc, Western Union,
cotton on. the rssl being quiet 70 dull
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-04

PAGES AND OF To-DAY's STAR contain: The
Public School Estimates; The Recent Steamboat
Conision on the Potomac; Gen. Harrison to Work.
1ngmen; Cleveland and Hill; Blaine on the Veto
Power and the Surplus; Female Suffrage in Bos-
ton; Telegraph1c Dispatches, &C
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ChtcagO,s Embarrassed Bank.
II WALL Be SOME TINE BEFORE THE CONDITION or
IIS AFFAIkS CAN BE ASCERTAINED.

TTS AFFAIks CAN BE ASCERTAINED.
CHICAGO, Oct "A local paper says: II VIII re-
Qutre week ten days before any thing de1nite
can be known about the condition OF tue collapsed
Traders' Bank and from thirty 70 sixty days Will
elapse before the depositors can realize anything
on their FUNDS with the concern. Wnat the dlvi-
dend TO creditors viii be no one knows, even ap-
proximatsly, at this time, though the friends Of
the bank malnlain that II only 80 per cent Il re-
aiized on the assets the depositors viii be PAID In
full
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-04

Army ORDEkA-Capt. Asa P. Blunt assistant
quartermaster, appointed to act as inspector on
certain property at Boston, Mass, for winch Capt
James Miller, Second Inf, is accountable Second
Lieut.. George J. Godfrey, Twelfth Inr., detached
from further duty at the q. s. Infantry and Cav.
airy school at Fort Leavenworth, Kan, and or.
dered TO Join his company. He has been granted
four months Sick leave. First Lieut. Charles A
Woden, Seventh InI., granted four months leave
Capt James Jackson, First Cav, ordered TO TEN.
porary duly as acting tnspector-general OF the
division OF the Atlantic Thirty recruits asSlgned
TO the seventh Inf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-04

RESIGNATION ACCEPTED.-The President has &C.
cepted the resignation Of Lieut.. Geo. NJ Stoney,
now on duty on the Coast Survey steamer Hassler,
TO take effect september "a, 1889, leave being
granted him until that date.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-04

NAVAL ORDRRa-Medical Inspector Adrian
Hudson, ordered TO duty In charge Of the Naval
Hospital at the Mare Island navy-yard, California
on the 18th, relieving Medical Director A. L. Gihon
detached and placed on waiting orders. Ensign
WIN. l. Bluson, ordered 10 examination for promo
ton. Tue orders OF Lieut.. Chas X. Miles TO the
Mohican are revoked, and he is placed on waiting
orders.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-04
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal reve-
nue., $40, $50; customs, 81 O74 9S3

nue., $40, $50; customs. 81, ,O74, ,9s3.
The BOND OFFERING TO-DAY aggregated
T,SO2,OO0 as follows: coupon As, 500, 900 at
l29; registered As, $4,000 at 129 $50. 900 at 13O
$4,000 at 129. $45OOO at l29 $1,000 900 at l3O,
$4,000 at l29, 5000 at l3O, $4,000 at l29,
100000 at 129h, $s1, 900 at 129; coupon AVS,
$1,000 at 1OsA, 81 900 at los; registered 4X'S,
$4,000 at 1OSA; 500, 600 at 1O7x and acc. int,
$4,000 at 107x, 8, 500 900 at 1OsK, 5000 at 1Os
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-04

The INTERNATIONAL MARINE CoNFRRHNcI.-The
Department OF State is informed by the Unit ed
States legation at Rome that the Italian govern
ment has expressed Its willingness to take part In
the international marine conference proposed to
De held In Washington in April, 1859. 70 devise
measures Tor the better preservation Of life and
property al sea.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-04

PosTNAsTRRs APPOINTED.-Isaac N. Horne has
been appointed postmaster at Camp, smyth Coun-
ty, Va; B. W. Ancel, at Gladstone, Nelson County
John D. Anthony, at Leesville, Campbell County;
Jas. NJ Barber, at Orlando, Prince William County.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-04

LIBRARY FOR THE NEW CRUIsER.-Messrs A. g
Abel & Co.. proprietOrs Of the Baltimore Sun
have rendered to the Secretary Of the Navy the
new steel cruiser, City Of Baltimore library for
the use or the officers and men or the steamship
when the vessel goes into commission
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-04

TRIAL CRUISE OF THE DYNAMITE CRuBER-Pri.
vate information at the Navy Department Is to the
effect that the contractors preliminary trial rrp
Of the dynamite cruiser vesuvius, made at
With las pounds pressure, which Is As
pounds less tan the working pressure
she easily made 20 knots an hour and gave In H.
cations OF ability TO 60 as high as % knots under
fun pressure.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-04

The DISTRICT FUNDED DRBT.-The United States
Treasurer In his last quarterly report OF the cond
tion OF the funded Indebtedness OF the District OF
Columbia, issued on the 1sJ instant, shows the
total debt 10 be $20579 $50, bens q net reduction
In principal 526 100 and In interest OF 500 6O7
since july L 1878. he tOta issue or 3 6o bonds
date is $50, ,450. OF which s622 $50 nave been
retired.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-04

rvv rxvxrxa SrAp is served 70 suhscrihers IN D.
etv bv carrer, on their account at 10 cents pep
Week or 44c per month Cop1es 81 the counter
cents ssch BY pAil-postAse prepaid-JO cent? n
6ortbe one wear 90 siI months t3
IErt.r.d si the Post Ofnee 81 " Washington d c. n
pscond-clzss mail matIerI
Tzr wKxxIY STAs-published on Frfday-s1 n
vear postage prepaid Six months, so cents
tVt al mail subscriptions must De paid In ad x.nc..
nd pafer sent longer than - paid for
Rates of advertising made known on application
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-04

DEATH OF CAPT. CoNsTABLE.-The Treasury De.
partment is informed or the death at Ogdensburg,
n. C., OF Capt David c. Constable, commanding
the reve nue. steamer BibO.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

- NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT A
sNACOsTfA AND PUToMAC RIVE RAIlKoSD
20 will be held ~ the once Of the company In Ana
.ostia TUESDAY, October 10. 1855. at 2 30 % m
he object OF sucu meeting being suthorize the is
nance oi nrsmortsaTe bonds for the purpose Of the
J. B. PITCHER. Secretary. D' hfesiUen'
r B. Clark, Thos Z smithson. Directors
Jas Z HALEY. J. z Williams.
k~ DRUG STORE, COR. 9TH AND PA.
- ave- open all nght In charge of registered
ss2o-lm SCHILLER STEVENS
E~ NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC COMMIT
The rooms Of the Advisory Committee and Treasurer
nr the District Of Columbia at No. 939 St NV
(second fooE)
MAJ Chas. Jones will be in attendance from m.
70 IL p. and has authority receipt for all contr
buttons made to him.
Remittances by mail should be addressed to JAS L
NORRIS. Advisory Committee and Treasurer. Lock
Drawer 322. Was h:ngton. d. C.. and will receive
prompt acknowledgment. se2I-1m
49, PENNSYLVANIA REPUBLICAN AssO-
- CIA1ION. Room 81 Le Droit building The
rooms Of this Association will be open evening
nom this time forth Regular meeting tor business
FRIDAY EVENINGS FRANK NJ. EVANS, PRESIDENT
GkOkGE BROWN. Fin ancial sec'y. selO-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-04

FALLEUR WILL BE ALLOWED TO LANp-Assistant
Secretary Maynard has decided, In a letter 10 the
collector OF customs at New York. tnat Oscar Fal.
leur, the Belgian who was 10 be returned on the
supposition int ne is a convict, must be allowed
TO Land In this country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-04
WILL PROBABLY HAVE TOSTRuKE.
The Chicago Railroad Cosnpsaies win
Not Grant the Empioye e.' tseqae.ts

CHICAGO, Oct The conductors ana drivers OF
the North side viii probably have Go slrlke satur-
day 10 enforce their demand Tor shorter hours and
better pay. President leTkes has gwen Out tnat
the company has no furlher proposition 20 oner
and lnaI AZ u ready 70 stand on tue ground A has
ALREADY taken, no matter what the result NAV he
1nis means that tne North side car lines Will 10
tied up for an Indefinite penOd. uLless Ine CON-
pany can get new men 10 operate them.
No More Chinese Return Certificates.
SAN FRANCISCO, oct. 4-1ne following formal
notice Was Issued to-day by collector OF Customs
lager: "No Chinese return certificates Will here
after be issued. and the Chinese bureau Will re-
man closed ~ the public from This Date"
Inspector ROnfseld Wins n Libel suit
CHICAGO, Oct 4.-lnspector OF Police John BOn-
neld has secured Judgment Ior 5000 against Dr.
Geo. b. Cunningham Ior alleged aOeL Inc suit
grew out OF the shooting OF DR.. Thomas MaugA
IN september, lss5, by Jasper sweet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-04

Bagiish novelisss are having hara luck. walter
sofiousl5 IL
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AN EARLY ADJOURNMENT.
the Few Congressmen Here May Agre
% 20 Home Next Week.

TALK WITH REPRESENTATIVE ruRNHR-wnAr HI
SAYS OF ADJOURNMENT AND OF TIE SENATE TAR
IF BILL-A DHNocRArro CONFERENCE PROBABLE
THIS AFTERNOON.
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THE EVENING STAR

eUBLISHED DAILY. Except Sunday,
AT THE S1AR BUILDINGS
Horthv.st Corner Psunsyrznis Ave. and llth ST. y
The Evening Star Newspaper Company
a. KAUFMAN, rresL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-04

The nan amended 70 - 70 TAKE sfIscs on the II
Of July, lesO was passed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-22

PHnADELpH1A STORE
WILL OFFER SPECIAL BARGAINS IN SUMMER
UNDERWEAR AT 25 CENTS
NAINsOOK and JEAN DRAWERS for Men, made
to special ORDER At guaranteed sizes % to A. Soc
Special bargains in LADIES' Balbriggan Fine Pin
Stripe Black and Colored Hosiery. at 25c
Child's Ribbed Hose Of a celebrated French make
Price was 35c. to Soc now, 25c.
Special value in Ladies' Pure Silk Mitts CSC
In White Dress Goods are Offering great barRaips
India Linons. Victoria Lawns, French Muslin Plaid
Lawns, Plaid Nainsook. Swiss Muslin Dotted Swiss.
&C., &C. Extra values at 12hc
WASH GOODS
Just received line OF Batistes extra fine quality,
at 12Hc
few of those beautiful Chalies and Crepelnes
at 12Hc.
full assortment of GinRhams stripes and plaids.
with plains to match, 1Oc. to CSC.
In Satines are showing line of beautiful styles
at l2hc choice line of French. No old styles but
all new and choice designs.
Bargains In Parasols and Sun Umbrella
special in Msttings, extra heavy, seamless at csc
CARHART l. LEIDY.
1el6 928 7th and 7O6 st NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-22

BAsEBALL-See amusements in to-day's STAR OF
the District, commencing tomorrow at olympic
Park between the Olympics and the D. c., OF
washington. match game OF baseball between
Island.
TEMPERATURE AND CONDITION OF WATER AT z
80: receiving reservoir, temperature. S5; condi-
tlon at north connection, %; condition at south
connection 80; distributing reservoir, tempera-
ture. 81; condition at infiuent gate-house, 80;
conditlon at effiuent gate-house, 50 High tide
In the river to-day at 6:43 p. M, low TIDE at 120
p m.
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Mr.. Blaine I'm Scotland.

HOW HE RECEIVED NEWS FROM THE CHICAGO CON
vENTION-wHAT CARNEGIE SAYS
Bellingham, Eng. Special to Phil. Press. June 20.
Mr.. Andrew Carnegie and his party, including
Mr.. James G. Blaine, are tucked In quaint beds in
an old-rashioned inn OF this Northumberland vii
lage tonight. They reached here after a long
days drive, and the most interesting one OF the
trip. Mr.. Blaine received during the evening the
meager reports telegraphed about the Chicago
conventions second day. He manifested, OF course,
great interest in the work OF the convention but
speaks II his name was not In any way connected
with 1t. The London papers PRINT the list OF the
names to be presented TO the convention, lnclud-
ing his, with the statement that his boom has
weakened because OF the belief that re refuses
even an unanimous nomination. When MIR. Blaine'S
attention was called to this fact he said the stu-
alton did not call for any comment from him. He
declined TO be interviewed
Afterward Mr.. Carnegie, when seen alone, said,
upon his own responsibility: "Mr Blaine does not
speak OF political matters at ALL But, in my Opin-
Ion, II The republican party finds 1t cannot agree
upon a leader, and then calls upon its former
leader TO lead 1t again, 1t goes without saying that
IL would be his duty TO do so, and Mr.. Blaine has
never Jailed TO do his duty. 1t is now clear that
the campaign is to be fought upon the issue OF
Protection versus Free Trade, the former or which
MI. Blaine 1eelS 10 be essential 10 his cOuntry's
prosperity II Is not anticipated that this call will
be made upon him, but II made it must be ac-
CeDteu."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-22
PorsoSous Cosmetics

LADIES who value their complexion should know
that they get their Toilet Powders FREE FROM
POISON
FREEMAN's INDICATED FACE POWDER il
harmless the dew preserves and naturally
Properly applied cannot be detected The following
Druggists and those named in succeeding advertise
ment comprising all the leading Druggists IN the CITY
sell and specially recomnIendu
Try "Freeman's Hiawstha handkerchief Extract. /"
the latest, delightful elegant qusdrupie strsngth.
sweetly cinRing. permanent Joc. per
": Thompson. .o3 10Th st. D. p. Hickling, $40
y. Gag. and sts -. G. Brown, X T. ave- and 9TH st;
and 10Th St; W. G. Duckett Pa ave aud I'D St :
Z. Chr1stani ~ Pa ave; Entxi.tie'H LII Pa ava
Magruder. 1900 Pa ave-; pobyDs 4 Kimpten, POI
Pa ave. Sc +. P&zer Co. 9TH and T. Cap NJ J. X
Csssin, 9TH and NJ Sta NV; Geo. W. Boyd. las c St
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