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Adjournment and the TARIFF.
THE PoLICY AGREED UPoN By THE DKMoCRATI
LRADERa


LRADERa
No meeting Of the ways and means committee
has yet been arranged to consider the Breckin-
ridge trust bills or the Oates resolution for ad-
journment on the 20th OF September. 1t Is not At
all likely that the latter resolution will be acted
upon favorably, nor that any other looking to an
adjournment OF Congress will be reported from the
IS as nu%eP sns
the committee have expressed themselves
sse,, e. Opposed 70 the s..a So sn y
adjournment until the senate has SHOWN its
hand in the tarin matter. II the senate COM
passed i Win oe the pScy @ Ways M and ann
and leaders in both Hoases|so take up the Siii
Senate bill should turn out sufnciently bad 70
make It very weak to an attack, the party policy
win be TO oght II vigorously and I'M make the issue
likely be taken up and passed In the House This
matter has been talked OF between the President
pnS q ne Rss Ss psn
best to follow.
What IN Illinois Republics sayu.
NO DKA0CRATC GAINS m THE wRsT-TH8 NEXT
CONGRESSIONAL D1LBGATIoN HRoK TIE PRAIRIE
STATE.
Representative Roweu. Of Illinois, has recently
been In the West He said to srAR reporter this
morning that the hopes Of tho democracy to carry
Iowa, Illinois, Minnesota or Michigan were vain
There was no Indication Of any sort, he said, Of
republicans going over TO the other side. On the
contrary, there were . number OF democrats In
s2 . n @ i s na
Norton. A to the Congressional delegation Of
Iinoiz be ssid that the repaDlicans had three
Close. and In these the nghting would Be- hard
He Iather thought the resnlt would b that The
and gain two IN i1 place.
CmwlfDl ToDa0a.
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Telegrams to The Star.
JACKSONVILLE PANIC-STRICKEN
Northwestern Indians on the Warpath.
JUDGE THURMAN ENTIRELY WELL
AN ENGLISH OPINION OF OUR NAVY.
Serious Charges Against Gov. Church.
Northwestern Indians on the Warpath.
JUDGE THURMAN ENTIRELY WELL
AN ENGLISH OPINION OF OUR NAVY.
Serious Charges Against Gov. Church.
THE EAST AFRICA COMPANY.

An English Corporation About 60
Found . New Empire iM the Dark
Continent.
Special Cable Dispatch to The EVENING STAR
LONDON, Sept S-The Gazette publishes the
ocial text OF the royal charter TO the New British
East Africa Co established TO work on the conces-
sion OF strip OF coast line l5o miles long and 10
miles wide made by the sultan OF Zanzibar TO
William MacKinnon last year. The frst issue OF
capital q, ,250, 600. was subscribed by thirty-n
gentlemen, including Lord Brassey. The company
already talks OF acquiring from other chiefs
possession OF the power OF administering their
territories. The leaders OF the new movement
evidently aim At eclipsing the doings OF the old
Indian Co. One OF The first tasks the company
will have to undertake we are told will be TO COM
pei the nerce Nasal warriors variously estimated
TO number from 50Q,0 900 TO ], ,000, 900, TO become
peaceful citizens OF tne new state. IL is evident
that the new company Will give trouble 10 the
British government, since all disputes between
the company and the native rulers have, by the
terms OF the charter, TO be submitted 10 the
colonial secretary.
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PREFERENCE TO BE GIVEN TO HOME PRoDUCTs.-
Acting Secretary Macfeely has directed that here
after all chiefs of bureaus OF the War Department
shall cause to be stated in all advertisements for
proposals furnishing supplies to the Department
that preference will be given to articles OF domestic
production or manufacture conditions OF quality
and price uncluding the duty In the price Of for
eign productions) being equal. No contracts shall
be awarded for furnishing articles OF foreign pro-
ductton or manufacture when the article OF suita.
BILE quality can be obtained OF domestic produc-
ffOn
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INDIANS READY FOB WAR,
Sioux, Grows, Piogans, and GrOs Ven

ShVOAs OhVWos ooos 8m0 1hO8 ve0s
tres Threaten BDOOAshed I'm the North.
west.
CHICAGO, Sept 6-A dispatch from st. Paul,
Mimi, says: The quarels OF the Sioux, Crows
Piegans, and Gros ventres have recently become
violent, and war, In which the four tribes are to
take part, seems imminent Yesterday afternoon
Gen. Ruger received q telegram announcing that
war party OF Sioux Indians had left the Poplar
River, Mont, agency for a raid on the red men OF
the Crow agency. The general at once issued an
order to troop d, LIST cavalry, under the command
OF Lieut. Brown, TO move from Fort Custer to Bull
Mountain Station, Mont, for the pur pose OF
WATCHING THE CROSSINGS ON THE YELLOWSTONE
between Custer Station and Huntley. and cover
Ing the point specially where the party OF Sioux
on the Yellowstone were recently killed by Indian
scouts The full strength OF the troop is embraced
In the detail for this duty, and Lieut.. Brown will
take 100 rounds OF carbine and "a rounds OF pistol
ammunition per man. The troop will take ten
days. rations and move In the lightest possible
marching order. Packmaster Fleming Is ordered
TO accompany the command Interpreter Charles
Cacely (''Tobacco Jake'D and two Indian scouts
are ordered TO report TO Lieut. Brown TO accom-
pany the column. Lieut. Byram, LIST cavalry with
four non-commissioned Officers and uwenty-one
men from troop K, LIST cavalry, have been sent TO
Custer station, from which point they will pro-
ceed down the Yellowstone TO a point near and
opposite the mouth OF the Big Porcupine River
watching all the crossings that a riding party OF
diSmounted Sioux would be likely to cross remem-
bering that The river is low and that the Indians
may take new crossings not familiar TO the troops
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-08

FAIL RIVER, MASS, Sept S-The Narragansett
mill spinners, who struck work Thursday because
OF an attempt 70 compel them 70 recover time lost,
owing 70 stoppage OF machinery, have agreed W
return Monday on condition that they lie not again
asked 10 work overtime.
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STILL POST OFFICES SUFFER.
This Ti0e it 10 an Ohio One That A
Robbed By Burvlaru.

CINCINNATI, Sept 6-The poSt-Of1ce at Wyoming
Ohio, q suburb TO Cincinnati, l2 miles from the
city, on the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton
Railroad, was entered by burglars this morning
and the safe blown open The burglars secured
$500 In money and stamps They overlooked the
out and examined In search for registered letters
but there were none IN the ofice. The post-ofY1ce
Is In the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton station,
and an entrance was gained from the waiting
room next TO the ONCE, where only q thin wooden
partition divided the two. The postmasters name
ts Frank w. Brown.
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Suicide Of An Elcctrtceam.
FREDERICK = BEARDsLEE FOUND DEAD IN HIS LAB
oRAToRY IN NEW YORK.

NEW YoRK, Sept S-Frederick L Beardsee q
well-known electrician, was found dead this morn
ing In the rooms OF the Denison Auto Telegraph
laboratory, No. 20 Beekman street. where nc WAS
employed He evidently had committed suicide.
Deceased had been In the service OF electrical
companies In this country and Europe. He super
intended the work OF introducing The electric light
In Mexico. Recently he had been employed 10 the
construction OF the subway In this city. de was
an inventor and the author OF several works on
electncity.
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Waliack VIII Have . Mig Funsr.l.

NEW YORK, Sept s-Messages OF regret at the
death OF Lester Walack continue TO be received In
this city from all parts OF the world Mr. Theodore
Moss who has charge OF the funeral OF the distin-
guished actor, said that from present Indications
nearly 500 members OF the theatrical profession
Will follow the remains 70 their last resting place
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-08

THE SIGNAL OFFICE PREDICTS A WESTERLY WIND
AND THIS NAY DRIVE THE CLOUDS AWAY
The signal once sees no break In the sky. but
holds out slight hope by predicting westerly
winds, which are signs OF clearing weather. The
rainfall here has been quite heavy, 1.24 inches
having fallen during the twenty -four hours end
ing at O'Clock this morning. The Cult 'iow" has
disappeared from the face Of the map, and little
storm center In the east OF Florida has taken it's
place. A Glow" Is indicated near the Great Lakes
which Affects US slightly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-08

THE WASHINGTON MONUMENT SOCIETY held q
meeting yesterday afternoon to determine ques-
tion OF business detail submitted by Col. wilson
The house now in Of erection at the base of
the Monument is TO be paid for out OF funds COL
lected BY the society. AS the Washington Monu-
which 1t was created. by having practically COM
pleted the Monument, there is legislation pending
In Congress to abolish IT. but this legislation pro-
that room for It's use shall be set apart In the
Monument house when completed. Col Wilson
wanted TO know, in the event OF the abolition Of
the commission. as proposed who would approve
vouchers for expenditures In connection with the
construction OF the house. Atyesterdays meeting
that authority was vested In Senator Sherman, the
first vice president.
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REAL ESTATE OFFICE OF
NJ. III. ROHRER,
Established 1860,
9DD Feat r;xol sx~ao


Capitol HILL
Persons having houses to rent on CAPITOL HILL.
or in any part Of EAST WASHINGTON, will find it
greatly to their advantage to place the same in my
hands, devote my personal attention to the mat
ter of renting property-mak1ng, in fact, renting Of
Capitol Hill property specially Full statements
and prompt returns made Of all collections. My rent
list Is quite large and increasing and the facilities at
tached to office for the renting OF houses and col
lection OF rents not only the best Capitol HILL
desrous of renting in the Eastern section usually
and very naturaly-nrst apply at my office it being
the most central and accessible point the Hill"
The Fstreet line Of and the Herdic coaches
my door every few minutes Of the day.
There are often rentable put unrenfed, Houses on
the "Hill" solely because they in the hands Of
down town. parties. Now. the average house
hunter wants just little bother waste OF time and
expense possible. He does not want to travel
mile two out Of his way to nd the keys and then,
such trips involve the loss of day. say nothing of
the expense of fare which is item,
generally house-hunters 20 in pairs These disap
pointments and delays and such waste of time and
is very tiresome and often not little exasper
atng TO the tired house hunter All this, far as
Capitol Hill is concerned, be avoided, and profit
ably to all parties by placing this class of property in
my hands. When desired (by owners) take full
charge, make repairs, effect insurance and pay taxes,
making charges for these extra services Full re-
have been in the Real Estate business twenty-five
continuously and refer confidently to
of my clients. many Of whom among the most
prominent property holders In the city, 20 any
banker in Washington
ss- hay also good list of improved and unim-
proved real estate for sale and request having
houses lots for sale located Capitol Hill to place
the same on my list.
M. NJ. ROHRER,
seS, 12.15-3t 302 East Capitol street.
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Fighting the Fever.

81sAm8 s0O kOv9Hs
SukGEON-08NBRAL HAMILTON GOING SOUTH THIS
EvENlNo-sTATB LAWS 10 II RRsPDCTKD.
Surgeon General Hamilton viii leave the city
tonight or tomorrow morning for Camp Perry,
Fla, where he VIII spend some weeks He tele-
Rraphed p. McQuade. the president Of the Jack
sonville auxiliary committee, last night, a. fol-
lows: II win see that arrangements are made for
the transportation In carr. under Government su-
perviaon. Of all persons Wishing 70 leave yackson-
vile as soon as possible to such points as win re.
ceive them. You must be aware that state laws
must govern, and we cannot send refugees 70
points In states that VIII not receive them. The
camp u being improved every day; and the tents
are being replaced BY houses - fast - possible
wili take up my headquarters at Camp Perry on
TIE Msxz01IoN o. souTaxxM T1Anss
DR.. Stratton, the sanitary inspector Of trains ar
irving here from the South, reports that no one
stopped here yesterday who came nom the vicinity
Of the infected dstyict& There were on the trains
four passengers nom Monticello tof Baltimore one
nom Lake 0ty tor Balrtmores one nom Gaines.
VIE for Philadelphia, and one nom TaIlaoAs0oo
for New Yotk the second aect1on Of tho II O'Clock
train was two An0 one-half hourB lAto ana WaS NOT
an1pocted.
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As SEEN BY ENGLISH EYES.
Our Navy is Small, but Growing, and
is Excellently Differed.


Special Gable Dispatch 10 The EVENING STAR
LONDON, Sept. S.-The Daily NeDs to-day In an
article protesting to give details OF the strength
OF the American navy, says that as yet the states
have no right to be considered a leading naval
power, but that they are preparing TO build sew
eral swift and powerful vessels and already en-
ploy the latest inventions OF naval warfare,
but undoubtedly among the best In the
world The Spectator, condemning the Chauvin-
ism OF the Adnddrd, sarcastcally says: 'Jeffer-
son Buck was an admirable correspondent OF a
rowdy Journal, but would hardly make O ut model
for an English editor"
A Dispute About the Puritan Sunday.
Special Cable Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR
LONDON, Sept &-Prof Stokes replies In the
Spectator to an American gentleman who chal-
lenged the statement in his book on Ireland and
the Celtic Church that kissing ones wife or child
on Sunday was regarded by old Puritans In Con-
necticut as sinful. stokes cites Archdeacon Hes
sey's lectures on sunday as establishing the fact
Celebrating COlumbns' Discovery I'm
Italy.
Special Cable Dispatch TO THE EVENING STAR.
LONDON. Sept 6.-The king OF Italy has issued a
decree regulating the celebration OF the fourth
centenary OF Columbus discovery OF America. The
collected works OF Columbus Will be published, To-
gether with documents, charts and a photograph
OF all works published In Italy upon the discovery
OF America The work will be intrusted TO a royal
commission, whose president will be Cesare Cor.
rente.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-08

AMONG THE Presidents CALLERS TO-DAY wert
Senators German, Daniel and George, Acting At
torney General Jenks Representatives Chipma1
with Judge Patton, Of Detroit,) Grain, Smith ant
Morgan with Lieut. Governor and Mra Stands, O
MtSSlSSipDN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-08

NEW YoRK, Sept 6-The stock market on q very
moderate business opened nrm TO strong this
morning, with nrst prices showing advances over
last evenings closing figures OF from u TO Il per
cent The general list was very quiet, and In
most cases dull while the interest In the market
was confined TO six stocks: western Union, Read
ing, Oregon Transcont1nental, St Paul, Ohio and
Mississippi and Tennessee Coal, and IN the un-
listed department American cotton OIL Trusts
attracted considerable attention. The market was
sluggish, and while flrm undertone existed the
fluctuations In most OF the list were made within
q range OF not more than y per cent Ohio and
Mississippi however, rose 4 per cent and Central
Pacinc and Cotton OIL per cent each. There was
no further change IN the market, and at IL O'Clock
It was fairly active and nrm, generally at tnsig-
nii1cant changes from the opening ngureA
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THE EVENING STAR
PUBLISHED DAILY, Exeept Sunday.
AT THE STAR BUILDINGS,
Northwest Corner Pennsylvania Ave and llth st., b,
The Evening Star Newspaper Company,
s. r. KAUFMAN, Ires't

,inx EvxNue star Il served to subscribers IN the
oy py cAners on their own account at lc cents pef
NeeL OF SIC per month Copies Il tha counter
inonth. one year. 80: six mouths, s3'
Ikntsrsd At the Post Once at Washington. D. c. q
second-class mail matter -
IHE MEnkII sraR-puolished on Friday-sl 0
year, postage prepaid Six months. so cents
eHAn mail Subscriptions must be paid IN advance.
no paper sent longer than Is paid for
Rates Of sdveretans made known ON .pc,,c..or
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT CHANGRs.-The following
named persons have received appointments under
civtl-service rules, viz: Miss E. r. T. Warden to
$500 class in the ONCE Of the Register of the Treas
ury, and ThOs. A. Ellis to cOpyist at $40 in the
0f1ce OF the Secretary by transfer from Interior
Department. Promotions: Mrs. Kate English Of
illinois, from $500 TO 600 class in the Office Of
OF Ohio, from the 81 600 to class in the ofce OF
the Treasurer Of the United States, (N. b. X. Az;
class g; Jas X. Brown, OF the District of Columbia
and Frank Cummins, OF Ohio, from 500 to the
$500 class in the Of1ce OF the Treasurer OF the
class TO class g, and S. G. Hillyer of Georgia,
from 81, 900 to class in the Bureau OF StaticticS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-08

NAVAL ORDERS-Lieut Commander Jno. j. Hun
ker, detached from the Michigan and ordered as
executive of1cer Of the Mohican, october /. Lieut.
Geo. w. Tyler, Ensign Jno. H. Gibbons, and Naval
Cadets Leroy Stafford, Henry A. Wiley, Jno. A.
Lieut. K II. Gait, detached from duty as steel in
spector at San Francisco and ordered to the Mo-
htcan. Lieut. +. X. Heath, detached from the
Minnesota and ordered 70 the Mollican. Ensign
VIM. 4. Stafford, detached from the Mohican and
ordered to the Independence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-08

INTERESTING DEyKLOPMKNTs ExPECTED wHKH m
AYFAIR rs BROUGHT MO COUNT.
Interesting Developments are expected In con-
nection with the cowhiding OF Dr. Harry Deale,
resident physician at GARFIELD Hospital by Dr.
McKone, the resident physician at the Emergency
Hospital, Thursday afternoon, mentioned In yes
terdays STAR n Is said some hospital secrets
may pe let out when the affair is ventilated In the
Police Court The matter n also 70 be looked into
by the directors OF the Emergency Hospital
lieved from duty at the hospital Dr. Deale yes
terday appeared In the Police Court and swore out
O warrant changing DIR. Mckone with smault. but
the warrant had not been served this morning.
Friends OF Dr. McKone say that when the matter
rs presented 70 the Police Court he WI plead
guilty 70 avoid further notor1ety.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-08

POsTMAsTER-GENERAL DICKINSON went to New
York to-day and expects to return to this city on
Monday.
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INTERIOR DEPARTMENT CHANGRs.-The following
official changes have been made in the Depart
ment Of the Interior: Ofice Of the Secretary-Ap-
pointment: Henry T. stanton, of Kentucky, re-
turns-office clerk, q, 400. General Land On1ce-
Resignations: VIM. A. King, Of Indiana, clark,
81, 800; John M. Rankin, OF Kentucky, oerk q 400
ONCE OF Indian Ana1rs-Resignatton Miss Nellie
Hamlet, Of Massachusetts,, clerk, 81, 200 Pension
Onice-Resignation: Miss Nellie D. Woodland, Of
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

E~PERsEvERANCE. LODGE. 1. O. @. T..
~ will have charge Of the temperance meeting
at Prohibition Hall. SUNDAY NIGHT. at O'Clock.
Good program All are invited 1t
F~SPECIAL NOTICE-I HAVE SECURED
seven styles of Neat Striped Cashmere
Trouserings at price which enables to make them
up at 81 per pair. Heretofore have been Obliged to
ask 80 for the same goods.
Regular customers take notice.
g. WAKEFIELD SIMPSON,
Expert in Trousers,
Cor 9th and g SITS. n. W.
1t 622 l4th st n. W.
NOTICE.-I AM NOW PERMANENTLY
- located at $50 St W., first floor, Atlantic
Building. Having removed from 1918 F st. shall be
pleased to serve my friends and the public in general
from y 80 a. m to D p. m at my new quarters
GEORGE Z. EMMONS,
seS-3t Real Estate in all its branches
CARD.-IHAvE BECOME ASSOCIATED
~ with Mr.. Geo. +. Emmons in the Real Estate
business his office in the Atlantic Building $50
ST. where shall be pleased to my friends and
acQuaintances. II. 5. NYMAN seS-3t
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From wall street To-Day

NEW YORK, Sept & - The mayor received
81, 7O95O this morning for the relief OF the fever
stricken residents OF Jacksonville Fla
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ACTION or MEADE rosf Last KvkNu0-PnxsENfA-
ToN oF a COLD MEDAL
Meade Posi- No g @. A =, presented % Past
conmAnoer Jerome B. Burke lnst evening eold
badge ornamented with diamondA Addresses
were maoe py ComrAde d. J. EvanA Past Post
commandsr 4 J. Russell, Past ASSISTANT AdJussnt
0eneral FAunce, Past Department oommander n
n beookA Department CommAnoor Charies Z.
Ancoln, and comrade Roach. o. PhflaoelplnA-
ming. The report of TIE committees 20 sscule -
enforcement o. TIE law relative 70 the appoes
ment o. veterans q the late var O ne poIsSs
tlnued The chairmAn, na)og pgFke g1aeeo ~
u the eenate PROVED % - ynness q 80 ~ ~
- 10 cons 49, uss1 - . s ssssss - -:
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Tn euaLE-ecUzx CuAUDuuUR.c1ne umo ~
VIM O'Conn0f 70 row nor tho 0ng1eecun cham
paonship OF America expired g no3 yssssoay.
nouncod III claim 20 - t1f1a. Th1s mAh0 0'Cn-
nor champlon oaF1maA a AneF1oa n = nkely
ta2s 2 mssen IN - e ss.alsd Sss~ssa oasoAaE
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PROMOTIONS IN THE BUREAU OF STATIsTIcs.-Mr
NJ. P. Caldwell transferred to the Patent ONCE
Interior Department, and promoted from 81 400 to
81, 900. Mr.. Sheridan B. Galloway, Bureau of Sta
tistics, promoted from 81, 200 to 81 ,4OO Mr. g. g.
Hilyer, from 81, 900 to $1.2OO and Miss Florence
Z. Webster, copy1st at $720 to 81 ,00O each after
civil service examination.
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Osnosr. sa PelisIcal A.sscsasss.s.

The Pennsylvania Republican Association has
elected onncers follows: President u. n. Rvsns;
vice-presidents W. n. Ireland, T. B. renicks ana
Col L d. Bumpus: secretary, David Nicholson;
financial secretary, Geo. Brown.
The virginia Democratic AaBociat1ou has elected
the following ofncers: President Henry L Biscoe;
vfce-presidents, Jno. A Jones and JoA A LATHE:
treasurer, RC. Hungerford; recording secretary X
p. kddick corresponding secretary, H. H McCand-
sergeant~at-arms, Jas N. Duesberry. The execp-
tive committee Is a. follows: Tho6 j. Luttreil JaA
r. Fisher, X w. Andrews ana Geo. A Traytor.
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w gssssEsgs sssEs Il s. n. %saR S!ass

OUT IN R.is5 nsYsSrisfd Sy HS lsss spz23f OH. :.
We show the largest etock Of BRASS FIRE GOODS
hSe ssse, forceasans foe Asntel orname9ts and sel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-08

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY.-Internal reve
nue., $455, 735; customs, SOS, ,034.
THE BOND OFFERINGS TO-DAY aggregated $685..
100, as follows: Reg. As, $4,000 at 129; Reg. 4H's
$276, 600 at 1O7H; 500 at 107x.