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Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1888-06-07

PnnTps white horse Joe on . mad gallon
But PhiIip is not upon him. Who Is that
rider. with long, uncovered hair and pale,
haeeard facet He strikes the maddeued ami
mai every moment for better speed, though
now they seem flying faster than the wind
The man is Curran. Let him be his own
ayenper. then.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1888-06-07
Ruckle'n Arnica Salve.

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores. letter, chapped hands, chil6lainss,
corns, and all skin eruptions, ana posi-
lively cures, piles, or no pay required
It is guaranteed to give perfect satislac-
ton. or money refunded. Price % cents
per box. For sale by I. Leist. ly
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1888-06-07

The road-bed Is kept in splendid soIditiSSn.
The tracks are all laid with heavy sseel. Iahss.
ssc1sSommodationg On the wabash are uneaualed by
any other line.
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THE END

Wifp;-Let's try Hibbard's Rheumatic syI.
up. Everywhere Igo hear It spoken u
great praise as a tonic and appetizer.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1888-06-07

There are 40, 600 reptiles in one room
in the Smithsonian Institute az Wasn'
ingt0n.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1888-06-07

One of the Kansas towns that elected
woman for mayor recently has just
been almost wiped out by cyclone.
with woman at the head ofits AFFAIRS
II was reasonably certain to get blow
| ing up sooner or later.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1888-12-20

= llnfere 2eier bic @eibnadtsein=
fdufe madden tpolIen, iolten fih Sep=
m . mr & Curtis 4naeige eans ees
r.aii burfieben. Gelbif biefe nnmafe
bon 4rtifeln reprdientirt MIR einen fleiz
men 5beil bes groben observation-disclosures
ber Sirm,a. Sic greiie iinb ale lebr
nieorig.
-@em unlere 2eier bilieesS dubs
tpert faufen poaen, 10 siebt IS teinen
beGeren Ylab tpie Der Cinderella Shub=
2aben, oil NicpIet Ape. Dprt miro
aIes, mas 3ur 8rande geb6rt, 3u Sa=
b~rifpreiien ~rertaut. Die Girma fauft
MIR seser 8aar Elm unb nertauft audi
MIR sesen 8aar u,b fam fid beBbalb
NIT tleinem 8roiit besniiSen.
ains & Brptpn n, sos go.
ffon 8Iod Oferiren fcIgrnbes Grrnbei.
sentbum gun, gertaif: 1914. gds
19ter Strabe unb 1Oten Apenie Sio,
riir 81, $50, bieies lit Elm GROCER Bar
sain.-2ot 8, Blpd 2 Aperp's gbicagc
Apernie Abbitipn, an liter Mpemie
nabe %. Stra6e, fir nir 1915. wertt
81, 200.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1888-12-20
ct. Yaul @ranbet9entbum

- Sin 6aus nebit Got in @ub Ct.
Saul Bios 8 Minuten bonn Depot ent=
fernt, fir $1,000, Cine feline Mn3ab=
lung unb Der Reit in 3attmnsen nidt
bbber tpie mpnatlife &ente. Die Tibrt
Bis BIN nirnnt nur 20 Minuten in Nm
iprud unb fotet nur 5 Gents. Nabe=
res BEL $ amilton& @resg 1872
Sadion StraBe
-8oa Greseh @runbeisen=
tbumsbdnbler, tperben bonn I Sanuar
an Giles Gisentbum, bas ibnen gun,
0er'auf seseben miro, fret anseisen,
ebenfaas meroen lie 9duier, bic ;bnen
gum 8ermietber, iiberseben tperostt, fret
an3eigen. 8ommt seitig uno iibersitt
uns euer Gisentbum gum 8erfaui ba=
nit Die Nn3eise in Der erften Nummer
bon benz STEAL gftate Bulletin" err
ideint. @ir perben jebe @pde 10000
@remplare fret perfdiden. -@ir BADEN
Sots in alien Tbeilen Der Stabt gu leit=
ten 8ebingungen unb mpnatlifen 3ab=
luneen. Sarmen in @innefeta uno Da=
fota gu bertaufen Dber gu pertauiden
fir bieiises @runoeisentbum. 8em
SIR ir9eno etras taufen rpQt pber au
=, rfaufen BAIT, bann feblt nidt, Bel uns
por5uipre9en. Soft & Greseb, Gde 3cz
bert uno 8. Slrabe.
@bitneb @all> @runb=
eisentbumsbdnbler, 1874 Rcbert Ctr,
bat foIaenoe Bargains fir bieie 8pde:
42ots an Sraueis Strabe, nabe @pbian,
gu $3.50 bas Stud. A 2ots an Mtar.
saret StraBe, flr $500, auf pelAen
ia elm 6aus nad glan bes &dufers
bauen tperoe, sesen flei1e nonatlid,e
3ablungen. Glide idDne Cots an Der
Margaret Strabe fir $1,000, leidte
8eoinsunsen. -$140O fir cine 2pt an
Menoota Strabe, Seitenpese, Nbsusss
canal uno @a1erIeitung. SD babe
cine srpbe 4uspabl bon Cots in allen
Tbeilen Der Staot 81 le;dten Bebins=
lngen.
= @er @elb bergen mill auf Der:
befertes Sarmlarb in Muneiota- pbel
auf p~erbd1ertes ftdotiides gisentbllm II
ct. Haul NIT idbrliden Nbaablunser
tpenbe iid sef. an 6 dwar3bad &
lTbpmpn, 100 Oft 4. Str. Ia
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1888-12-20

erbpb iih bamals iber ben fteilen, Be-
tpaIoeten 2bban9 bic alte Shepernburs
8alsp. Nads benz Trne Oito's, oes
lestsn Galsp alis bersoelidem8 eiGledt.
I'm. Sabre 1888. fiji bic Burg wieber
an ben Sersos sulid unb feline Nadfol=
aer beihenften i'm Sabre l408 ben
9ammermeiiter Sitter 8eit Absimer
NIT Der Burg, melhe barn Bis gum
Sabre 1850 TN Beiise oieier 6amilie
blieb.
Sin benz ndmlihen Spnntag, an mel.
6em Sitter Sbrs pom Waloed im Stiff
Eeaernfee e%intraf. feierte man ouf Der
Burg @alep Die Sobseit bes Srdulein
Ngnss bon Abeim, bes Qofrduletns Der
Qerspgin Anna, nit etnem Seibolosbor-
fer. Nus nab uno fern paren Ser
manote uno Belannte su oieiem Seife
alf Der Surg einse rotten uno es nulften
ieIbpsrftdncI,b peoer Srou gnna bon
9lsn3enau. nrd 4satba bon @albea.
Damn bic S6bne bon S6rsens 8ruoer,
8ernbarb BON WaGerburs. Der bereits
psnise Sabre po,bsr seiforben mar.
fsbIen.
Srau ggatba tpdre Bel ibrer @emii!bs.
ifimmun9 benz 6eife lieber fern ee5lie
ben, bob firbtete fe bic ulitterlide
Sreunein gu ttdnter, uelde nit Snnis-
ttit an Der 8aie 4enes hing uno cieien
s fttas IN ibtsr Ndbe psrbrinsen ipoQte.
Sieie par aud BOD etffeut. als Gle bei=
ZEN Srauen auf galeb eintrasen uno ers
tunriste fih tb,inabmapol iber bas
8efiaoen Der ansludliaen Asatba.
neberbaupt fanb bas @eidid Ger eblen
5rou aIeemeiue Tbeilnabme nno iudte
nan pieielbe su tr6iten uuo ~ beruti=
gen. Miemauo tonnte ibr aber Nahs
ridt iiber ben tbeuren Gotten brinasr,
oent, fnlr bate AUDI Bel 9ofe teine
Runbe pom Dem Sitter erbnIter. 8ieIe
udhnten Jpn ldnsf tobt unb bod
tatte Der quite Soft es sefist, baB Der
fit lie psrloreu geslaubte, 70 nabe
reilte ="
Sic teioen Trauer foleten spnntaa
abencs Der ginlaouns bes Germ grcb
ftes BON W,pain uno fubren, nohoem
lie :16 Don Dem iuneen @bspaar uno
ben @diten psroihieoet batten, nad
@eplrn ba iiber, no biefelben i'm Srem=
oenftOd freunotIde uno reinli@e @obn=
Jung erbielter.
(G~ortiesuns folet.)
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1888-12-20
Ser jd30nfte oemtid)e 2alemoer

Der in Amcrifa erideirt, lit anertannt
Der v6ausfreunb" iest fir 1889
~ baben bel Miblbauer unb 8sbrle,
Al Ga Sole Ct, Gbicagb su baben.
Ginselpreis frei per 9cft 25c ba
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1888-12-20

- @rpbe Nustpabl BON @ebetbldern
d, peridiebenen Spraden bei q. 8az
res, Al Grdange St.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1888-12-20
VII.

Cine @eeif,udbe bonn gborterrenfiifte
@ebarss eutferut, Rnagfaa absudrts,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1888-12-20
meibna@ts-
S6erten*

Suusrtde, Gou4jodt, stubu,Dde moaen a~asssssh4nete Beabnuatsse,
aberes nerieaers fit einise 3t anssnebu. Mr baben Die Bette gusaeauns
bon 9ausrbden In Der etubt. Dmes bepdian aunbeu, tsAe bebaupten, R
tDnnten ni+ts 4oRenbess Fnbsu, bis fe gu uniesa aaHen tonnsn. @n Tmo
ebsnfaQs iIbf ite7ust cb mir nibt MIR os srDfte Eager bon 6erren= uni
&naten SleDern umb GuSaatunesarttsln in Der Stabt, ionban bb mir aud
cas- 8eRe auf benz omerHunHden 8Idbermarhs bauu. Seine atecer, Cute
GuuuIdiFss NuaGhdtl qsp6ds, ssnlfappsn, Saoi@ube, 6aIst@br> Saiaen
tn&er mo arauatsn. aetne fam gu 10 neorsen 9uien pstaufn, als BIZ
ate uno ;upGldfiss Smma bon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-29
PArrrs LETTERS.


Nine Adelina Patti Nicolini says Of the Recamier
preparations:
CRAIG Nos CASTLE, Oct 13.
II must repeat once more my belief that there neuer
has been anything eQuslled In merit TO the Recaier
Preparations; my skin ID immensely improved by
their use. It has grown smooth and fair that
need not dread old while these magic inventions Of
yours exist" Oct 81: Il use Cream Balm and Lotion
every day Of my life and could not exist comfortably
without them. Recamier Soap. Also u perfect.
thought other soaps good. but had never tried the
Recamier. shall never use any other. It far sur
passes all toilet soaps" London, December: II hear
the Princess Of Wales is delighted with the Recamer
Preparations. I shall certainly recommend them to
Her Royal Highness when next see her. 1 send you
an autograph letter to inclose to the Princess Of
Wales-" Later. from Spain: II cannot tell you how
anxious am to do all can for tbs kecamier Prepare
tons. tell every one here in Spain how much they
have done for me. have spoken to the Queen about
them, and when get to South America hope to md
letter from you, telling how best you
there do want to help YOU for am convinced your
Recamer Preparations the greatest boon in
vented. could not comfortably endure day without
them" ADEIINA PATTI NiCOLINI.
You can have q beautiful completion by using
the kecaier Cream. provided you avoid all cosmetics
1t Will remove the damage caused by cosmetics. II
will remove pimples liver spots. black heads tan. sun
lions wonan's face is equivalent to painted sign
saying: This woman is uncleanly in her personal
habits she does not think 1t worth while to make her
sell attractive" Sena for free sample Of kecamier
York. The Recamer Preparations are for sale at all
drug stores Warrington. AplS-6m
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I'd EDITION.
--latest Tbleglams to The Star.
ADVICE no FREE.rRADERs.
Mr.. Wasserson Tells Them They shOula
S0ppOrt the Renuhlfcan Rlaff0rsna.


Mr.. wasserson Tells Them They shoula
support the Republtcan Platform.
LOUISVILLE, KY, June 29.-In the course OF his
speech last night at the great democratic ratfca-
ton meeting held here Mr.. Watterson said of the
republican platform:
The Issue forced upon the country by the
trade. Let no protectfonist 50 delude himself.
II there be any, however, who seeks TO pre-
cipltate 1ree trade, literally 70 burn down
he should support this republican platform, and
oIu Coo speed 10 It's prompt application and rigid
enforcement because, II its terms could be
sach IN gOod would cnlmin1se in
market and such consequent loss OF EMPLOY ent
TO the American operative as would surely bring
the whole edince down upon its authors, achieving
aemagogues living from hand 70 mouth, refuses
py ltS policy or obstruction 70 commit TO the Gus
tody OF statesmen.
"But it cannot be carried out. know those who
have proclaimed 1t too wen to believe them capa.
pie OF thinking they can carry 1t out; or OF
Intending to try to carry It out It Is
put trick issue trumped up for a
secure yet another DELAY and with 1t another
lease OF power, so much is clear gain and they will
take their chances OF evadng the plan It embraces
ad .a nsy into no Sss o as
to carry 1t out, knowing as we'll as that TO do 80
would be TO precipitate an irresistible free trade
uprising among the betrayed. starving and infuri-
IL !, there e an impatient nee trade!
toll and his nights of prayer to the full
platform. Like the original ordinances OF
secession which laid the axe OF revolution
at the very root OF the tree OF slavery, though
me- meant TO- save IT, !. is the rst step yet taken in
Ofthe custom system"
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IlIER-

BROOKS At sunny Side" Nd, Friday, June 30
1SsS, WILLIAM DEAhINs, infant son Of Thomas IL
Brooks. 1r., and the late Gloryins d. Brooks.
Funeral from st Luke's Church, Bladensburg sat-
urlay afternoon al > O'clock.
CLEMENT. At sunbury. Pa. June % lSss,
BEULAH A. daughter Of late Evan and Hannah Glenn
ent OF New Jersey. and sister Of Mrs Chas ID. Max
wen of this city. lPhadelphia and Camden. y. J..
payers please copy.l
DOUGHERTE On Friday. June % 1sss LUCY
beloved daughter Of George and Bridget DOusherty.
aged three years.
Sunday, at O'Clock pm
FLAHERTY. On June -. 1883. JERRY FLA
HERTl. the beloved husband Of Elizabeth FIahertr
aged thirty-three years
Funeral from his fathers residence, T. o. FIAherty
III Y st. kw, SATURDAY. s pm.
CATO. On Thursday. June rs lsss ANGELINA
SATJO aged seventy-eight years. the beloved wife Of
MariAno Cato.
Funeral from his late residence 705 10th street
church At y .3o am. sunday morning. Relatives and
friends invited 10 attend
keller. On Friday morning June %, lsss At
O'Clock. BttDkMAS fElkCE. ct the residence of ms
grandfather. PIERCE shoemakr the only u WILL
lam Keller and his late wife, Mary Caroline.
Funeral strictly private. Tsan Frapci.co rsrers
please copy.l ..
--oDoNoGHUE. On Thursday, June 2s. lsss,
MARTIN, beloved husband of Mnrsrtt ODa noxhue,
AGED nfty-two years. native County Kerry, Irr-
land but for the last thirty three years resident Of
Notice Of funeral hereafter baltimore papers please
copyl
SHERWOOD. On June %, 1855. 1t s,io an
JAMES A. SHERWOOD. infant Of c. r. and El.a
N Sherwood, aRed one month.
Funeral private
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A ScALY SKIN DISEASE IL YEARS
RED BY CUTICURA REMEDIES.

l. John ]. Case, D. D. s., having prscticed dentistry
in this county for 35 years. and being we'll known
thousands hereabouts. with q view to help any who.
are afflicted have been for the past twelve years,
testify that the CUTICURA REMEDIES cured me Of
Psoriasis or Scay Skim in eight days, after the doc
tors with whom had consulted gave me no help or
announcement. JOHN J. CASE, D. d. s.,
Newton, n. j.
We have been selling your CUTIcURA REMEDIES for
years. and have the first complaint yet to receive from
purchaser. One Of the worst of Scrofula ever
cured by the of five bottles of CUT1cURA
REsoLvENr, CuTIcuRA, and CuTTcURA SOAP. The
soap takes the 'cake" here q medicinal soap.
TAYLOR h TAYLOR, Druggists.
Frankfort, Kan.
Your CUTIcuRA REMEDIES performed a wonderful
cure last summer OF our customers old gen.
teman Of seventy years of age. who suffered with
fearfully distressing eruption his head and face
and who had tried all remedies and doctors to pur
pose. j. F. SMITH 4 CO.,
Texarkana, Ark.
Sold everywhere Price: CUTIcuRA. Soc; SOAP, 25c !;
REsoLvENr. 81. Prepared by the PoTTKR DRUe
AND CHEMICAL Co., Boston, Mass.
P1MPLES, blackheads, chspped and oily skin pre-
vented by CuTIcURA INDICATED SOAP jeo6- tn, WIS
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Bs He IWsnmef
mn CASE or SAMUEL 2. pRrRx.

In the Criminal Court, Judge Montgomery. to-
day. the case OF samuel T. Drury, indicted for the
forgery OF q number OF checks on the National
Bank of Washington. WAS called Mr.. Campbeh
Darlington appeared Tor the defendant ana sub
United a number OF affidavits tending 70 shSw
that the defendant II mentally unsound NJ TINS
time. lie asked that in view OF the fact that de-
fendant II an important witness IN his own ochaI
that the case BE- continued.
Mr.. upscomb suggested that the defense OF In
sanity could b. made on the TRIAL
The court suggested that ft would have beer
Godding.
Mr.. Darlington answered that he had made such
proposition but the district attorney declined H.
Mt. liPScomb-For we prefer the opinion OF
twelve men.
After some further discussion the court said the
trial OF the case on its merits would be postponed
and the counsel might agree as 20 the Inquiry as
20 sanity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-29
Political N1fe..

Juo Jarrett, the labor leader. IA an Interview In
P1ttsburg, said that TIE republican ticket was a
good one, and the platform excellent al called at
The headquarters 81 several labor organizations"
he said, land ma the sentiment OF all lalt
leaders Is that better platform could not have
been framed. They did not express themselves
very strongly on the candidates. merely saying
they were satisfied with them. have heard many
of our labor leaders who are democrats express
their determination 10 vote for the republican
nominees"
The nrst Arkansas democratic convention nOml-
mated ex-Judge W. IL. Gale, OF Craighead Tor
Congress-
The democrats OF the second district OF Kansas
yesterday dominated JnO. 4. BUrris for Congress.
Twenty-one republican clubs OF Delaware met
at Wilmington yesterday aud organized a stale
league OF clubs. Dr. Geo. W. Marshal u MILFORD,
was elected president
The Hon. Chas. yorhis, OF Windsor, Ill, for eight
years a democratic state senator, has declared Ia
favor OF Harrison and Morton.
AT a meeting yesterday OF the Worcester and
New England agricultural societies it was voted
10 invite Gen. Benjamin Harrison 10 b. present AT
the annual lair ia september, as a guest OF the
societies.
lion. NJ. NJ. Estee. chairman OF the republican
convention at Chicago, Is visiting his birthplace
near Erie, Pa, and Will preside al a grand Tatifi-
cation meeting la that place tomorrow evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-29
The Death Record.

During the twenty-f -four hours ending at O'Clock
this morning, deaths were reported to the health
Office, as follows: ElianOra Schaefer, white, 3
months; Frank Shelton white MONTHS JAS. X.
Sherwood, white, months; Edna Ecksten, white
z months: Albert ID. Israel, white, / year; Julia
Graves, white, 4S years; Johanna @. Sugrue,
white, 81 years; jeremiah Flaherty, white. 33
years; Lille E. Teage, white. IL months; Lillian
Nightingale, white, 10 months; Rebecca E. Booth
colored, months; Jas. A. Hail, cOlored, months;
Alice s. savoy, colored, months; Regina A.
Green, colored, z months; Alice jackson, colored,
26 years; Hugh Balttt, colored, 20 years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-29
Capitol Topics.

THE PosT-oFFICE APPROPRIATION BILL
The Senate amendment 10 the post-oiiice appro-
priation bill, appropnating 100000 for the ad-
ditional force OF letter-carriers, made necessary
by the extension OF the eight-hour law 10 that
branch OF the public service, was concurred In by
the House committee On post-orices and post
roads to-day. All ths rest OF the Senate amend
ments were non-concurred In, and a conference
viii be asked.
THROUGH WITH THE FREE LIST.
At balf-past O'Clock to-day the House COM
pleted the free list OF the Mills tariff bill No amend
ments were adopted, except those proposed by the
democratic members OF the ways and means COM
mittee. The second section Of the bill was pro-
ceeded with.
A POSTMASTER NOMINATED.
The President has sent the following nomination
to the senate: Thomas Parker to be postmaster at
Albion, n. Y.
The House yesterday afternoon agreed 10 the
conference report on the consular and diplomatic
bill. IL recommends concurrence In all the
amendments, except that appropriaung $4,000
for q commission 70 explore the Congo basin.
senators sherman, Allison, Henderson, Colquitt,
and Berry have been appointed a committee To
represent the Senate at the centennial exposition
at Cincinnati.
Col. II. kyd Douglass, democratic candidate for
Congress IN the sixth Maryland district was at the
Capitol to-day.
the debate on the Hawley amendment to the
Army appropriation bill continued IN the Senate
during the Afternoon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-29
baltimore Markes..

BALTIMORE. Nd. June 20. - Vireinia sixes con-
solidated, 35,s; past due coupons, "a: do. new
threes. 81 do. ten-fortaes, 35a4 bid to-day.
BALTIMORE. Nd. JUNE "a - Cotton nominally
firm iddling. lon. Flour steady ana uncuanged
S4a90: Loneberry. S5a90; western, sightly higher
and steady; No. winter red. spot july "a <as4A: :
August, SoasSok; september S6asaS6k; December.
S9H bid. Corn-southern, scarce and firm; white GA
SO; yellow. 57a5S western. dull but steady: mixed
quiet and steady !. southern and Pennsylvania, 40
a43; western white; 4ls44 western mixed, 4Oa4l.
choice western. LOO. Provisions quiet At nm
creamery, l9a20. Esss steady, H. Petroleum steady
refined, 2. Coffee firm-kio cargoes, fair. l5 Sugar
Whisky dull, 126a12S. Freights TO Liverpool per
steamer dull but steady-cotton. 500; hour. per
ton, 6s.; grain. I'd. Sales-wheat. 42o 900 bushels
corn. 15OO bushels.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-29
Underground Wires.
THE COMMISSIONERS pscnE Turv Raw No .r'

THE COMMISSIONERS DECIDE TINY HAvE No AUTHOR
nv 10 ACT IN TIE sArTEk OF LAYING THIN.
This morning MeSsrsD :. NJ. Bryan, " Wilson. and
r. Ross Perry. IN behalf OF the Telephone and Ma
uonal safe Deposit Companies. called on the Com
misSioners 20 learn the insult OF their angumen -
yesterday about the difficulties between the COM
panies- After long consultation an order was
issued, stating that the Commissioners are 90 tina
opinion that they have not ana never had the
power 20 authorize the laying OF underground
wires or cables In either sidewalks OF carriage
ways OF Washington, and that all previous eNer-
else OF such power was unauthorized: "and it ~
accordingly ordered that the application of the
said telephone company for permission 20 place It's
wires IN the sidewalks atOres id. that the Com
missioners take action 10 maintain the quo
IN respect OF said sidewalks until further ad udca-
ton between the said companies can bc obtained
from the courts, b. deni,dn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-29
Splendid Prospects for Corn.

CHICAGO, June ga gentleman Just returned
from Colorado speaking OF crop prospects, said to
Nebraska, Iowa, and Illinois could not look better
In Western Kansas, where they had failure last
muddy in Colorado, and good corn Is to be
seen In the eastern part OF the state grown with
out irrigation. The wheat crop is much improved
and the grass crop is wonderful Even the high
hills between Kansas and the Rocky Mountains
are green with grass. He believes that there will
be the Old yield OF 900 bushels OF corn this
year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-29
Racing ut Sandoxyn Park.

LONDON, June 29.-The Sandown Park first sum-
mer meeting was opened to-day. The race for the
electric stakes, plate OF 1000 sovereigns, for
threeyear-oids, was won by MIR. X. Peck'S Bullion;
Lord LOndOnderry's HaZlehatch was second, and
Mr.. Abingtons Juggler third. The betting was 10
TO against Bullion. The race Tor the Robert De-
Wittvllle handicap OF 500 sovereigns was won by
Mr.. A. Cooper's three year-od Bismarck. Mr..
John Dawson's Caller Herrin was second and Mr..
MAYORS Fulmen third. The betting before the
start was to / against Bismarck
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NOTES.
District Government Affairs.

The Commissioners this morning gave hearing
TO Mr.. John Miller, who protested against the
award OF contract for pine wood and furnace coal
TO any one other than himself he is the lowest
bidder therefor. The TWO items referred TO have
been awarded 10 j. Edward Chapman. but the con-
tract Will not be executed until the question
raised by Mr.. Miller has been settled.
Joseph Drury and Others, residents OF the Con-
duit and Canal roads, have petiuoned the Com
missioners to lay some kind OF footway Oh the
canal road from the free bridge 10 the Intersection
Of the above ROADS; IA IL is almost impossible.
LIQUOR LICENSES.
The following liquor licenses were approved by
the Commissioners to-day: Whoiesale-Ieorge L.
kennedy q Sons HOS Connecticut avenue north
west; John II. Magruder, 1l22 Connecticut avenue
northwest; A. Scagneni a Co.. 1915 street north
west; Joseph Williams, 1901 South capitol street.
Retail-JOhn HAYES. % street northeast
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
NOSSIYNN

IVOSSL1NN.
Ia No suburb Of Washington begin TO compare
with this for elevated aud magnificent views, health
fulDess. and low prices Remember the Government
il spending more money in beauufy1ng this than all
Oth-r Surroundings OF Washington. The new Free
BTidge. the GRAND MEMORIAL STRUCTURE the
Mount vernon Avenue, Arlington. Fort Myer.
besides n. Falls Church and GEORGETOWN Narrow
Railroad, Just being commenced. all make this
the coming Brooklyn of Washington We now
selling rst selection Of lots at 8. ,. q. and
Ter foot T. H slPHERD < CO.. 1921 ST. je.,-1m