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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE. June 25.-Cotton dull-middling,
111a111. Flour firm, tending higher. Wheat
southern. old, nominal: Fultz. S5a92; Longberry,
S7a93; Receipts all new, sold S2a95 western,
strong; No swinter red spot. and June, S3H a
"a; July, S2kas2K; August. 3D. September, S2k
as2k. Corn-southern, scarce and higher; white.
46a4S; yellow, :42a44; western, strong; mixed
spot, Az: June, 41k: July: 4laa41ys; Au-
gust, 42ka42k; September, 42Za43A; steamer.
39ka40. Oats In good demand az firm values;
quality Of arrivals good-western white, 32a34;
western mixed, 29a30. graded Noe white, 33k.
Rye nat-49a50. Hay-best stiff; medium steady
10 firm; interiors quiet but moving better; prime
70 choice timothy, l4.50e15. Provisions quiet.
Butter steady-creamery. 16aI7H. Eggs nrm, I5k.
Petroleum firm - refined, 2. Coffee quiet - Mo
cargoes fair, l7ka17H. Sugar strong-A soft,
94: copper steady; refined. loyal. Whisky
steady. Freights 70 Liverpool per steamer,
quiet-grain per bushei, Sd. Cork for orders,
Sc. Nd. a3s.10K Receipts-nour, 1900 barrels;
wheat, 900 bushels; corn, 10000 bushels: OATS
5000 bushels; rye, 1000 bushels. Shipments
none. saies-wheat, II 900 bushels; corn, q. 900
bushels.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. June 25 tclosing). - Wheat - July,
eoh; August, Tx; September, Tx. Corn
june, 35x: July, 35sS; August, 35x; September,
50. Oats-June, 22z: July, 22h: August. 22X:
September, ON. Pork-Jane. ll.S5; July, iI.s7T Z;
August 11.e5; September, I202h. Lard-June,
6.55; July, 6.60; August, 670; September, 6.77H.
short ribs : June, sS9o; July, SOS; August,
602k; September. COS.
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DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.
OBJECTIONABLE srop-cocx boxss

OBJECTIONABLE sToP-coCK BOXES
IRE STAR has heretofore referred 10 the OBJ
1ectionable stop-cock boxes which project
above the sidewalks, and the order of the
Commissioners of last November directing
that on all new service-pipes an improved box
be used which could be adjusted in accordance
with the settling of the pavement. CAPITA
Symons and Lusk have given this matter
great amount of consideration. When a
street-inspector found one of these old boxes
broken or projecting above the sidewalks the
engineer department were informed and they
at once notified the owner of the premises in
front OF which the stop-cock box was located
TO reset or replace IL at once. In many
OF these instances the parties refused 20
co.aply with the orders of the engineer de-
partment claiming that they had no jurisdic-
ton in the premises. To-day Captain Lusk
wrote letter 10 Major Raymond in which this
subject and the laws pertaining thereto were
considered at length. In his letter he calls at
tention to the questions raised by the people,
and suggests that the attorney be requested 70
give an opinion as 10 the powers Of the engi-
neer department.
CONTRACTS FOR LIGHTING THE STREETS
Captain Lusk has written TO the Commits
sloners calling their attention 10 the necessity
OF entering into a contract for lighting the
streets by gas for the next fiscal year. He SAYS
that the present prices paid TO the Washington
and Georgetown gas companies he believes 20
be fair and recommends that a contract be en-
tered into between them and the District. The
Commissioners have approved the recommenda-
ton.
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Census Districts.

Superintendent Of the Census Porter hes
divided up the country into census districts,
each of which will be in charge of asupervisor,
for the purpose Of taking the next census,
There are l73 of these districts, as compared
with $50 in 1880 The District of Columbia
constitutes one of these districts
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MARRIED.

EMMoNs-ARNoLD. On Wednesday, June H.
Williams, RICHARD W. EMMONS aud ADDIE M
ARNOLD, both of this city.
LYNCH-MELcHIoR On Thursday June 90
u Miss CARRIE H. MELCHIOR
NOMBLE-GORDON. Married in Norfolk Va ON
June %, 1889, Col JOHN O. WOMBI-E- OF smiths
ton, D. &,
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| REPAIkING THE CANAL.
Progress of Work on the Georgetown
Level Delayed by the Rain.

The sub-contraetors for the repair of the
Georgetown level of the Chesapeake and Ohio
canal started out this morning with an increased
force-about I25 men. They worked dill
gently at the breaks until noon
and had the weather been favorable would
have been aided this afternoon by at least fifty
more laborers. The rain, however, put an
effectual stop to further efforts, and
the amount Of repairing done after the
conclusion of the dinner hour was small in
deed. 1t was expected that the carts could be
put into service by tomorrow at the latest, but
the wet weather will cause a postpone
ment of that branch of the work
until Saturday, perhaps Monday. Under
ordinary circumstances there would be no diff
feulty in making the level whole in less than
thirty days, but if it rains very much the SUBJ
contractors may have 10 pay the millers for
felt Of $40 per day for each day over the con-
tract time.
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SOMETHING NV.
LEATHERoID TRUNKS.
Very light in weight
STRONGER and NOPE DURABLE shan
Sole Leather. and at HALF THE P-ICE
Made and sold only at TOPHAMS
Trunk Factory. 1921 Pa. ave-
uh2
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T. B. TowsEn & Sos.
DEALERS IN DRY GOODS
1916 9TH ST. NV

Black Gros Grain Silk, 75c., 81, s125
Surxh silk in Black and Colors, SOC.
Henrietta Cashmere in all colors, I'd. wide, 25c,
Atwood Henrietta, 81 NC.
An extra bargain in Black Henrietta. SOC.
Batiste, SO inches wide. Sc.
Challie, NC. Lawns. DC.
Table Linen. Towels. Napkins. &c.
Ladies' Ribbed Vests, for 25e
Atwood Henrietta. in all colors SOC.
White Goods in ali styles from &c. up.
Gents Laundered Shirts, SOC.
Boys Knee Pants, zoe.
Boys shirt Waists, made Of Outing Cloth, CSC.
Gloria Pzrasols, gold tipped, reduced 10 97c
Children's Psrasols IS and 35c.
We have one of the best SOC Corsets In the city,
Clark's o. ". I. Spool Cotton, 4c. ta4-6m
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Examinations for the Census Service.

Examinations for the Census Service.
Superintendent Porter, Of the census, has
informed Mr.. r. II. Dana, the secretary of the
Massachusetts, civil service reform league, that
it is his intention to authorize Mr.. VIM. @. Hunt
formerly OF the Massachusetts, bureau OF
statistics Of labor, and now q statistical
expert employed In the census Office,
to prepare series of questions which
knowledge Of applicants for the various posi-
tions on the census. All applicants for employ
ment in the census Office must pass these tests,
which Will be mainly test of the exact work
to be performed, such as indexing, stenography,
&c. Mr.. Hunt has been Connected for the pastt
six years with the Massachusetts, bureau, and Is
thoroughly informed a. TO the kind Of ability
that is needed for the prosecution q census
work.
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coNrRAcrs ron LIGHTING TIE STREETS.
Reception to Commissioners Hine POST
poned.

The reception to Commissioner Hine at the
Highland club this evening is postponed on nc
count Of the rain until Saturday evening Of
this week at same hour. QSigned) E. Kurtz
johnson, 7. W. Smith, o. @. Staples, John +.
WacOaman
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A COsrrYgssrs5S4fs4 O. LIZ sS5 F arcrs Al
UNDER MASONIC TEMPLR

UNDER MASONIC TEMPLE
Corner 9th and + SITS. NV.
CALI.EXAMINE OUR GOODS AND BE CONVINCED
PRESCRIPTIONS.
Our prices for prescriptions have been reduced in
proportion to other goods. We use only the purest
drugs chemicals from the most reliable manufac-
turers. We cheerfully invite careful inspection Of
this department by the physicians.
The best Triple Extracts In bull. 35c Der OK
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A Big Jewelry Robbery.

DuBUouE, Iowa, June 25-L II. Oatmanis
jewclry store, in East Dubuque, was entered by
burglars last night and completely stripped Of
its contents. Over forty watches and large
amount Of jewelry were taken. Nothing was
left but one watch, the regulator, and fixtures.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York Stock Market.
The following the opening and closing prices of
the New York stock Market as reported by special
wire to Corson and Mccartney, 141S street
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I'd EDITION.
--latest 4alaglamS 10 Tho Star.
A SURE WINNER.
Gov. Foraker Believed to be the Com
ing Ohio Nominee.

GEN. KENNEDY ADMITS THAT HIS OPPOSITION Is
WITHOUT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BUrTEB-
WORTH AGAINST THE GovxRNoR-IF He WITH
DRAWS THE NOMINATION MAY GO TO DAWES.
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The Burke Extradition Papers,

The President. on his return from Cape May
last evening, signed the warrant for the extra
dition Of Martin Burke, now under arrest al
Winnipeg, charged with the murder of DR..
Cronin. The papers were duly countersigned
by the Secretary of State this morning, and de-
livered to the messenger Of the state of Illi-
nois, Mr.. Baker, who win leave this afternoon
for Chicago
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Chicago Markets.
To Tow Her to Washinuton.

Captain Meade, the commandant of the
Washington navy yard, has recently had some
consultation with Secretary Tracy in regard to
the feasibility Of the plan to tow the old
q. 9. 8. Constitution from the Portsmouth, n
h., yard, TO this city for use as q receiving
ship in the place Of the Dale. The only
question ID the case 10 whether the expense Of
towing her around viii not be too great
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-25
A Boy Falls into . Well.

About noon to-day Edgar Harbour, four
year-old boy, who lives at No. SIC 9Th stree
northwest, was playing in the coal vault undel
the parking In front Of the house No. Ala 6tl
street, when he walked into an open well IL
the vault and fell distance of about 2 feet
Fortunately there was no water In the well
Policeman Kendig went TO his assistance and
rescued the boy from the we'll
NARnzAoE Lzcxxs.s.-Marriage licenses have
been issued to samuel Allsop, Of spotsyivanis
county, Va, and Phillis Fox; Bruce barnes and
Martha Grid; james Z. Reeves and Rosella
Phelps; jeremiah J. Mccarthy and Julia r.
orea;nsr, Of Baltimore, Nd, and Iardslis ysr.
boe; ,. Harry Stuart and euvilla J. Cnneu,
oeorge 4 0ill a. Hevcou.b, Ienn., ond Lou1ns
Morgan Smith, II 1gookIyns 4. !.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-25

Handoline IS uneQualed beautifer of the COM
plexion an Indispensable requisite to the Ladies',
Toilet II renders the skin white smooth and soft and
prevents chappins. Every lady should it Per
bottle, 25c
Rheumalgis an infallible external remedy for Neu-
ralga, Headache and Toothache IL never fails give
immediate relief In the most obstinate Give it
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-25

RAxox or TIE THxRxoxxrER.-Tfe follow
INK were the readings at the signal once to-
days an, 0si 7p.m., -; maximum, 81; mini
mum, ~
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l Coop Isvrsrxrsr.

Health and Happiness come to all Who persist.
emily use Ayers sarsaparillA This powerful
slsssstive effects in the system change that
seems little short of miraculous No medicine
has been in such universal demand for yeara
Give Il q trial
IF any one suffering from general debility,
want Of appetite. depression of spirits. and las
stsude. win use Ayers sarsaparilla, am conf
dent cure win result for have used II and
speak from experience 1t is by far the best
remedy ever knev.--F. O. Loring. Broskton.
AYERS sARsAPARIILA
Prepared by Dr.. J. G. Aver Co.. Lowell. Masa
Sold by all Druggists Price. 81; six bottles. Is
fsb2o WORTH S5 BOTTLE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-25

PATENTS have been issued to citizens of the
District as follows: Elizabeth G. Copelin, pot
lid or cover; Daniel Dougherty, steam gener-
ator; Henry johnson, folding packing box;
James H. Kell, measuring faucet
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HE PRESIDENTS INTENTIONS.
Arrangements for His Summer Vacation
at Deer Park.

HE WILL 90 TO CAPE MAY AGAIN SOON AND RE
TURN WITH HIS FAMILY-sYMPArEY FOR Ex-
PRESIDENT HAYEs-CoNsIpERrNa DISTRICT AP-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TANNER CALLS.
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GRATEPUL-COMFORTINa
1PPs's COCOA
BREAKFAST.
V,HE WASHINGTON ARCHITECTURAL IRON
IL AND BRIDGE MORRIS

EDWARD L DENT, N. T.. Proprietor
The best facilities IN the city for all kinda Of Iron
work. Steel Beams. Angles, &c, Always In stock.
Pine Ornamental Cast and wrought Iron work Q
Eeeislty: kepain and general machine WORK done In
sole licensees in the District Of Columbia for The
-Goetz- Aitchels system OF Beam Anchors and Pro-
Csty once, l4l3 q AT NV. Tel 49,.
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no NOT PURGE OR WEAKEN THE BOwEIa
~ but act specially on the liver and bile. perfect
liver corector. Carters Little Liver PillA
rI,Hx MOST EFFICACIoUs sTI4uLANr TO Ex-
cite the appetite IL Angostura Blftern, the rem
uine Of d. =. q. b siegert Sons. A. your drug
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-25

lee GENUINE
HANN HOFFsS
MALT EXTRACT
is the
BEST NUTRIT1vE TONIC
and most
PAIATABLE HEALTH BEVERAGE
for impaired Digestion, Dyspepsia, Convslescence
Weak Children, and General Debility.
WHAT PROF. COLEMAN, OF GLASGOW, SAYS OF
IT: Suffering from attack OF Illness which had not
only reduced my strength, but brought on extreme
exhaustion, from inability 10 appropriate toQd tried
the effects Of the Genuine Johann Hors Malt Extract
sw1neg assfg three times Day us use was ionQwed
found pass the aentsry canal unchanged digested
properly. .. There appeared an increased power OF
evolving animal heat md storing up fat.
Beware of limitations The genuine has the sigma.
tlre OF Johann Hofi the neck of every bottle All
others are worthless limitations.
JOHANN HOfF. Berlin and Vienna New York Of
fee, g Barclay st. 5a3-tu,th&s
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QUININE.

+. 8. WILLIAMS l. Co. Proprietors
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WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP
REs1aNED.-Robert NJ. Wallace, of Arkansas,
a post-ofice inspector, has resigned

MARYLAND PosTMAsTERs.-Edward G. Tillson
has been appointed postmaster at Deer Park,
Nd, Jno. L. Landlord at Capitola, P. R. Haight
at Haight, Lizzie Fisher at Hillsborough, and
Jno. Z. Waters at Savage, Md.
A MAILBAG REPAIR SHOP will soon be estab-
lished in this city, where all the work Of this
kind will be done. The repair shops in other
places will then be closed up. Gen. Whitfield,
the second assistant postmaster-general, left
to-day on short trip to visit number OF
eastern cities for the purpose Of purchasing the
necessary machinery.
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-. ",
New York.
Kidwell medal for nechanics-Jeremiah M.
Prendergast; premium, Daniel j. O'Donnell
Pa. Rhetoric-medal, Francis Joseph Semmes,
La; premium, William G. McKechnie, Mass ;
English literature and composition, premium,
James E. Duross, N: Y; premium, Raymond A.
Heiskell, Md; English literature and compost
ton. premium, Raymond A. Heiskell, Md
First grammar-medil, ex aquo, Edward L.
Reyes, n y, Stephen Q. Hayes, Washington;
English composition-premium, Edward
medal, ''i fen vi J. stewart, washington washington;
premium, Thomas F. Carney, Mass Second
mathematics-medal, Joseph F. Magale, Tex. |;
premium, William ]. Donnelly, Washing
ton. Third mathematics-medal, Edward L.
Reyes, N. Y; premium. Stephen Q. Hayes,
Washington. Analytical chemistry-distin-
guished, Charles E. Duross, N. Y. Gen.
eral chemistry James E. Duross, N. Y;
First French-medal, @. Manning Combs,
Md; premium, Stephen Q. Hayes, Washington
First German-medal. Samuel J. Bold
rick, KY. Christian doctrine--In the contest
in Christian doctrine prize Of sl00, the gift
D. c., was awarded to Jeremiah N. Prendergast.
In the class of Christian doctrine the gold
medal was awarded to Jeremiah NJ Prender-
CAST; premium to Thomas H. Harvey, WASH
ington. Elocution-A gold medal given
was awarded to William q. MoKechnie, Mass. |;
premium, Jeremiah II Prendergast, MINI.
rs The asrTiea debating medal vas awarded 70
: The Toner ssisnsise msdai-Jahn vins0n
The Morris historical medal-Jereniah n.
The Phiiodemio prize msdal-wiIlism q.
McKechnie, Of Mass.
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IIAvE NO EQUAL AS PROMPT AND POSITIVE
II for sick headache, biiousness constipation.
pain in the side and all liver troubles Carters Little
Liver Pills. Try them.
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GER Tuz BEST.
THE CONCORD HARNESS.
LUTz l. BRO.
4s7 Penn ave. adjoining National Hotel
Trunks and satchels Of best makes at low prices
apl2
T,HOSE WHO WISH TO PRACTICE ECONOMY
should buy Carters Little Liver Pills. Forty pill
in vial only one pill u dose
MAcHISEHY.
FoRsBERG MURRAY.
AGENTS
WHITTIER MACHINE co. Boilers and Elevators
HENRY X. wORTHINCToN. Steam Pumps
sHIPMAN ENGINE co. OIL Engines and Steam
Launches, and the
NATIONAL HOT WATER HEATING co.
We always have on hand large stock Of
BOILERS. ENGINES, PUMPS. ELEVATORS
LAUNCHES. AND SMALL MACHINERY
l0ol. 1908. zoos seventh ST. sw
Washington, ID. q.
Telephone No. 103l-3. my3-2m
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FTNHosE WHO WISH TO PRACTICE ECONOMY
Il should buy Carters Little Liver Pills Forty pills
in . vial only one pill u dose.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-09-27
TWO MORE DAMAGE SUITS.
Duinth Road the Defendant-Pat-
ent and Real Estate Actions.

Duluth Road the Defendant-Pat-
ent and Real Estate Actions.
To sue railroad companies for dam
ages seems to be the fashion at the
present time. Yesterday, Samuel Wis
nom and Archibald TAFT filed suits in
the district court against the st. Paul
d Duluth railway company for $1,000
damages each. In a very plaintive style
they inform the court that on the 18th
OF last month they boarded the train
at Gladstone, bound for st. Paul. About
three and half miles from this city,
the conductor in charge of this train
bounced upon them and fired them off.
The rain was pouring down, the roads
were muddy. and everything combined
10 make matters very diSagreable.
They were forced to walk two miles
. Before they reached shelter, and aside
from being wet, their dignity suffered
TO large degree. In fact, each one
thinks his dignity suffered s. 900 worth.
Clement VandaIe and BaZille Land
roches have filed suit in the district
court against Paul A.sLavalle. They al
iege that Lavalle came to them and
represented that he could purchase six
teen lots in L. B. SOmer'S addition for
-, 400, and asked them to put up two
thirds of the amount-s2. 9335 Sand he
would furnish the other third and pur-
chase the property, and as the price
asked was very reasonable they gave
him the money. He then went to work
and purchased the property for 5000.
but had the deed made out so as to make
it appear that S.4,40O had been paid.
Now they claim that he had defrauded
them out of the $500 he made by the
deal, and asks the court for Judgment.
In 1885 l.. j. A. Leurier patented an
apparatus TO moiSten cigars. He made
all agreement with George r. MOntfOrt
to furnish sS5, the money necessary to
secure patent and to manufacture the
article, giving him half of the proceeds
as his share. Now he claims that Mont
fort has failed to live up to his agree
ment, and that he has gone on manu-
featuring the article, but has failed to
turn in cent to him. He brings suit
now in the district court to recover from
MOntfOrt his share of the proceeds,
amounting to 1863 in all.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-09-27

UNIQUE And PLEASING
Every Day Of the Week Rep
resented at a Church
Fair.
Ladies Vie With Each Other
in the Great Cause of.
Charity.
Carnivals, Fairs, Concerts,
Lectures and Meetings
Galore.
The Social Life of the City
With It's Best Dress
On.

The Carnival of Days." under the
auspices of the ladies' aid society of the
Grace NJ. E. church, opened in the
Knauft block, 34S East Seventh street,
yesterday morning. 1t was originally
intended to have it continue but two
days, but owing to the very liberal
patronage it was decided last evening
to keep open house" during the whole
week. The Carnival of Days" is a
very unique affair. and consists of a
fair under a poetic name. Seven very
tastefulIy arranged booths. rep
resenting each day of the week,
are ranged on both sides of the hall.
The bath labeled Sunday" is presided
over by Mother NORWOOD, one of the
best known characters IN st. Paul. 1t
contains religious papers and period
icals for sale. The Monday" booth
contains all the articles necessary on
that most disagreeable of all wash
day." The booth next to it represents
Tuesday, and in it can be found the re-
quisites for ''irOning day." Wednesday
is intending day." and this booth is one
of the most taStefully arranged in the
fair. Everything all the way
from piece of cloth to
mend the genus homO's trousers
to a delicate piece of silk and lace for
the mendlng of the garments of the fair
sex. can be found here. In the Thurs
day. booth is an organ, sofa and chairs.
As this one is reception day" booth it
is among the best patroniZed, as the
young ladies like receptions, and could
be found there almost any time OF the
day and evening, playing the organ
and singing songs. The Friday
booth was festOOned. as it were, and
ornamented with dustpans and br0oms
of all sizes and description, as Friday,
according to the ladies in charge
of the fair, is sweeping day"
Saturday" the last, but not the least,
booth possessed the SubStantialS and
luXuries made by the housewife on
''baKing day." If the old adage, that
the way to a mans heart is through his
stomach is is true. conquests will be
many in the vicinity Of that booth, as II
is adorned with huge lOaves OF tempt
ing-looking homemade bread, platters
of crisp brown cookies and delicious
cake. The booths were crowded all
evening. and the ladies in charge stated
that it would be necessary to lay III new
supplies in the morning, as almost
everything had been sold.
In another portion of the hall is the
art department, small, square space
curtained Off with heavy hanglngs.
This department is one of the unique
features OF the fair. An elaborate cata-
logue announces that 1t is loan eXhi-
bitten, comprising many rare and orig
inal works of art generously loaned for
this OCCASION" There are 12j pieces
in all. 1.-The -Four Seasons" is
made up from four bottles containing
salt. pepper and two other. spices.
"Woman's rights" was two right-hand
lady's gloves. The other pieces OF
art, were of the same description. 81
Tive meals day are also served
dinner and supper--aHd those who list
can dine.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-09-27
OUR TRANSIENT GUESTS.

Hon. II. Knippenberg, of Glendale,
Mont, arrived at the Ryan yesterday
from New York, accompanied by Mrs.
Knippenberg. He was prominent
member of the Montana constitutional
convention, and is one of the best
known men in the territory. He is now
on his way home from trip to New
York.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Spencer, of
Duluth. are registered at the Ryan.
Mr.. Spencer is one of the largest grain
and elevator men in Minnesota. He
says that his elevators at Duluth are
doing a good business this year. They
are receiving from 100000 to $4,000
bushels of wheat day and are ship
ping about the same amount. West
Duluth, he says, is still in a state of
activity. The ear works are finished
and will start business in about two
weeks. They have the finest plant in
America. The steel works are not fin
ished yet, but are making rapid prog
TesS. Mr.. Spencer estimates that il
will take six months more to finish
them.