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Few Present at Olympia.
PAYING OVER THE STAKES.
The Money John l.. Sullivan VIII Re-
ceive as His Share.


John L. Sullivan is still in New York City
Editor Arthur Lumley Of the New York Illus.
t''dted Aeaos said yesterday that the big fellow
was not likely to leave for Boston for at least a
couple OF days. THE $4,000 stake money, ~
said Mr.. Lumley, will not be paid to him TO-
day, but be will probably receive it during the
week."
Al Cridge, the stakeholder, is now al Long
Branch, as is also Muldoon. Cridge was
anxious to pay over the money on Friday, but
those most interested in the disposal Of the
stakes said there was no need of hurrying.
Sullivan has already received s4,6OO," said
q representative of the Illustrated Neacs. OF
this sum $1,000 was his bet with Kilrain on en-
terlng the ring, and $500 being his share of
the excursion money aud gate receipts. OF
this sum he has. in all probability paid ont
fully $1,000. When the stake money is dis
posed OF sullivan wall receive $40 0OO which will
bring up his total receipts to Sl46UO. His
hackers will receive the other $4,000, which
Will be divided as follows after paying ut least
SI,OOo 70 Billy Muldoon for his trouble and
labor IN training the slugger: 10 the illustrated
Aetos, one-half; to Charlie johnson, one-quar-
ter; to Jim wakely, one-quarter. sullivan
Will also make Muidoon, to whom in q great
measure he owes his success, a present, which,
It Ii said, will be nothing less than 900 bill
Still Looking for kiirain.
From the Baltimore sun.
For the past two days men dressed as tramps
or in business suits have been lettering about
the home Of Kilrain, No. 1910 Division street.
Some 20 to the door and ring the bell and
claim to be friends Of Kilrain aud only want
to see him on important business. The
tramPs want dinner water. Mrs. Kilraip
and Miss Kiirain. the latter the pugilist's Sis
ter. succeed at times in convincing these
callers that Jake is away from home, but some
OF the visitors show plainly by their talk and
actions that they believe they are being de-
eeived. Baltimore detective said yesterday
that ne thought Detective John T. Norris had
left the city when he ascer tanned that the city
force would not assist him in shaking Kilrain
down"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-23

Mr.. A Lisner. the proprietor of the Palais
Royal. was this morning presented with the
following tribute of respect, signed by all the
employees OF the establishment who are now in
the civ; An anonymous card having been put
In circulation by some malicious person repre-
seRtinS Ir. Lisner. the proprietor Of the Paais
Royal, a. being unfair IN al. his dealings to-
ward Lis emp!oyes. not allowing them to sit
down and being disposed TO fine them for trivial
odenses. we the employees take this method of
extending our sympathy. and pronounce the
above stat, Taeit as grave Misrepresentation and
utter faisehOOd. and add that Mr. Llsner has
always proved himself a kind employer and a
true friend"
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THE ROYAL GRANTS.
Mr.. Labouchere Mo, es the Rejection o
the Committees Report.

In the English house Of commons yesterday
the Right Hon. W. q. Smith. the governm. a,
leader, laid on the table the report Of the com.
mittee on royal grants. The report recon.
mends that the sum of $500 be added TO the
quarterly allowance of the Prince OF Wales
The report maintains the right of the queen 10
ask parliament TO make further provision for
her grandchildren.
Mr.. Labouchere. in the debate on the grant
to Princess Louise on the occasion Of her mar.
riage to the Earl Of Fife, moved the rejection
of the report OF the committee. and to substi.
tute therefor an address to the queen. recitinR
among other things that the sums already voted
by parliament to the ROYAL family should be
amply sufficient for all their proper purposes.
and that if further supplies are needed they
ought to be provided through retrenchment OF
the expenses Of the royal family, not BY fresh
demands upon the taxpayers.
The report OF the committee on royal grants
advises that at the proper time a law be passed
providing that future sovereigns shall have NO
claim TO parliamentary provision for their
grandchildren.
The debate on the report was postponed until
Thursday.
Mr.. Gladstone, although he censured the gov.
eminent for its attitude. voted with the majority
OF the committee on. royal grants.
1t will be the keenest party struggle Of the
session. The refusal If the government to &C
cede to the proposal made by Mr. Gladstone to
deprive the queen of the right to make further
demands upon parliament led Mr.. Morley and
other liberals in the committee to vote agains,
increasing the allowance Of the Prince Of Wales.
The differences among the liberal groups on
this question have been arranged, and a solid
opposition. supported by some liberal union
lists. will confront the government. It is moi
likely that MIR. Gladstone will take prominent
part in the debate
Right Hon. Sir James Ferguson, parliament
airy secretary of the foreign Office, stated that
no final program for the maritime conference
had yet been agreed upon with the American
government
Lord George Hamilton. first lord OF the ad-
mlralty, announced that the construction OF
hfty-two war ships had been begun during the
current year. Twenty OF these vessels were
being built in the government dock yards and
thirty-two in private yards.
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Do You

Have that extreme tired feeling snsuor without Cd
pente or strength impaired digestion. and q general
feeling OF misery ii l. impossible to describe, Hoods
sarssIarills ia wonderful medicine for creating an
appetite. promoting digestion, and tonng up the whole
SYSTEM giving trenE and activity in place of weak.
hess and debility. Be sure to get Hood'a
Il take Hoods sarssparilIs every year A q tonic
with most Satisfactory results. I recommend Hoods
ssrssiariils to all that miserable tir feel
Ing" q. PARAELEE. 349 Bridge street BROOKLYN.
ny
HOODS sARSAPARIILA
Sold by all druesists Ell six for e. Prepared only
By Z. 1. HOOD CO., Alothecaries, Lowell. Mxsa
leo DOSES ONE DOLLAR.
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TenDeranca WorI.ers

At the Temperance tent on North Carolina
avenue and 9Th street southeast last night the,
last meeting prior to removal 20 Georgetown
was held and was attended by over LOCO per-
sons. Spirited addresses were made by Hon.
i. ;. GOodrieh Of Florida and Hon. j. J. Teate,
OF North Carolina During the seven weeks
campaign in tine city over ]. 400 temperance
pledges were obtained
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eco =
Don't.
Prom Mems Outfitter.
Don't wear a silk hat to q picnic,

From Mems Outftter.
Don't wear n silk hat to a picnic
Don't wear tight clothing Of any kind.
Don't hang your Macintosh in a warm place.
Don't affect horizontal stripes If you are
short in stature
Don't confound a very tight glove with a
wel!-fitting glove.
Don't carry silk umbrella in the middle.
Use the handle always
Don't sit cross legged if you wish to preserve
the set of your trousers.
Don't wear an deliberately patterned vest with
q Prince Albert coat
Don't wear pronounced effects in down-stripes
If you are tall and slight
Don't wear made-up neckwear if YOU can adj
just easily and gracefully your ties and scarfs
Don't-though some men with pretensions To
style do-wear high hat with a sack coat.
Don't put on collar which has Just been re-
laundered without examining il for raw edges
Don't wear last seasons hat with the idea
that people will regard you as prosperous but
eccentric.
Don't play tennis with the ordinary business
shoes on. The right sort for the game can be
had cheap.
D.n't get into heated argument on n sum-
mers day unless your linen is thoroughly we'll
starched.
Don't we n satin or raised pattern neckwenr
II your beard is harsh or bristly. Wear in
stead, ciose-woven silk, such as gros grain. &C.
ST. Louis has resolved to bury the telegraph
wires under ground. The work commences
next week and will cost S309.Oe0.
A gas and electric light fixture manufactur-
ers' association Is forming in Chicago to ope-
rate trust in gas fixtures. Prices have already
been advanced 20 per cent and another advance
is proposed, which will make the total advance
SO per cent.
Governor Richardson of South Carolina has
accepted DIR. McDow's resignation as surgeon
OF the first battalion of infantry.
II. IL. Eldred. manager of the Attica mills at
Attica, N. T., has begun criminal proceedings
against Loomis Sons. bankers, for DESTROYING
his credit. and will sue civilly for 100000
damages.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-23

There was an exciting scene at the Steuben-
vile railroad bridge near Wheeling W. Va,
yesterday afternoon The Pittsbarg, Cincin-
nati and st. Louis railroad company is rebuild.
ing the bridge. and for week past has been
filing the channel span with heavy piling on
which to erect false work. coal boat came
down and sixteen towboats reached the vicinity
OF the bridge. At noon the pilot OF the Ad-
vance. heading the line. crashed into the
piilng. forcing way through, and all the other
boats followed suit, Mt the risk OF sinking zoo
coal boats. They totally demolished the false
work and effectually cleared the river for down
boats; but left it in very bad shape for those
bound up stream. Litigation will follow.
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Not Quite the Word.

From the Youths Com. sHion.
Fannie wanted to arrange the books in the
bookcase, but, as usual, soon grew tired OF it.
IL was afraid, my dear, you would grow tired
OF it and leave the books for me TO put back, {"
said her mamma.
Yes" sand her little sister. Fannie isl very
Predetermined child"
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THE NEW STATES.
Proposal to Have Oniy One House Of the
North Dakota Leufslafure.

|
North Dakota Legislature.
At yesterdays session of the North Dakota
constitutional convention at Bismarck it was
ordered that all standing committees be re-
CURED to report by Thursday Of the present
week. This is done to force the convention to
business The time for the proposed articles
for the constitution expired to-day and as the
committees must report before Thursday the
body viii soon be Fastening toward the day of
the adjournment The event Of the day was
the consideration Of the resolution providing
Tor single body of the legislature. The lead
ing champion Of the one-house idea was Stew
ems OF Ransom, who delivered carefully pre-
pared speech, citing the fact that the Declare
ton OF Independence was promulgated by a
single body. that the constitutions of the states
nave all been adopted by single bodies and the
great cities with their vast population and far
reaching commerce are governed by single
bodies. The Rev. Ezra Turner of Bottineau.
and Parsons Of Morton, also spoke in favor.
No vote was taken.
South Dakota Delegates Must Hurry.
Just one-third Of the delegates were present
ct ten-minute session Of the South Dakota
convention at Sioux Falls yesterday. The only
business presented was q resolution instructing
the JOINT committee ON the part Of south Da-
kota that in Case of any uncertainty az to the
location Of the seventh standard parallel, the
boundary line between the Dakotas rs fixed by
the omnibus bill, to come to the best possible
agreement with the committee of North Dakota
and report the same. Computations by several
members develop the fact tiat by the close of
this week the $4,000 appropriation will be ex-
hansted. in which case the delegates will be
obliged to go down into their pockets for their
expenses during the remainder OF the session
and trust to Legislature or Congress for reim-
bursement
Few Present at Olympia.
Many members were absent when the WASH
ington convention met yesterday afternoon,
and bare quorum answered the roll-call. They
had gone home. or to Seattle. or to Tacoma for
Sundays vacation, and were delayed from
various causes. The chair read a telegram from
ex-Attorney General Williams saying that Sem
ator Stewart, of Nevada. would like to del yer
an address ON irrigation and silver, and by a
strict party vote Of rs to 7 the invitation was
extended TO him and he will speak to-day,
though he will not have much OF an audience,
as the convention is going to attend a big clam
bake extended by the local board of trade
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-23
For the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal

The following subscriptions have been re-
eeived at The STAR office for the benefit of the
sufferers by food on the canal
Heretofore acknowledged. ... Sl,572 IA
First VI. Z. Sunday School. . GO
Proceeds OF lawn party given July II
by Miss Minnie Lansburgh. 1900 10 ~
Sl,652 46
Amount heretofore acknowledged for
the Johnstown, Pa, sufferers. APP &C
Total. 81, g25 u
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RE1s1xeER's Ice Cream. 235 G street.

THERE'S No True BARGAIN WITHOUT True
VALUE.
The suits we've marked down 70 S745, s9.85
and SASS are true bargains. Examine them
and judge for yourself.
ElsEMAS BRos., It'll and E,
Manufacturing Clothiers aud Tailors.
FURNACE AND SrovE REPAIRING promptly
done By SHFDD Bro. 432 9th st.
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until the tail end Of the season. We give you
the benefit now, when you can best use it. The
prices OF our flannel shirts have been cut and
cut deep. The shirt we sell now at 81 is well
worth Sl.oO. We can ht you and suit you.
FRASc, One Price,
Cor 7th and ID.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-23

On your vacation come in and be fitted in one
of our IS blue serge suits the very thing for sea-
shore or mounta n. EIsEMAN Baos.. 18th and E,
Manufacturing Clothiers and Tailors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-23

Go TO r. W. HESDERsoNs, l1l3 street
northwest, for wall paper, window shades, room
holdings. hncrusta, walton, &c.
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lAihkcT hUCTE

DihLcr hoofE
OCEAN CITY,
MARYIAyD's BEAUTIFUL SEASIDE RESORT
via Chesapeake Bay, Tsnsier Sound and wicomics
kiver Salisbury. and ". 4 RR
The steamers Of the Maryland Steamboat Compsny
leave Baltimore iro. t1er T. Lsni street.
street. every week day u. p.in., ss-eugsrs ar
uvlLg Ocean Gsty early following lllOrliIl.ss.
tetu-lill, pssseLcrs leave Cay daily except
Saturday. 81 80 pa toE sunday al 30 p.lg
hectihg s,ln ste-ier NJ SALISBURY. arriving b~lti
nsore NJ y o'sl0cA ioiivs aiag AlsornilsA
SATURDAY EVENING EXCURSIONS TO THE SEAL
Excursion passengers taking the steamer leaving
Ssluria, Lave hours ocean lily. and sr1ve
IA baltimore d y CLICK .s,sl,ds, morning
A ..osl pf-LlunItIl- lNNlvv1ATlSG AND
lNlELEs ll>o LAIJa .slUS 10 lht skAshOtk-
nlIh 1NO Aaonis nEsl "a InE Ia.
withoVf Ihh Lvss or iiAk fhoA bIsA'
AOund-,rp Tickets. good until Sept Is. e4-5o
ssalr-roons sl.d 1cAsus secured the once OF the
coupAay. NJ. sU2 Lknt street. and On bo~ro steam
4A-An
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And sosy diseasss Of the sn snd scalp ssunng days
o. nisery aud uighss q sisspls suony, instantly
rshevcd snd spestly psr,nHnsntly, snd economically
cured b. IL CUTlCURA kEAkDI1s whsn I'll oshsr
renesliss sn1 ths hsss pkyscinns ~ oul1&antial
sstdsncs q The truth = shs ssssenss = - suund
oaaiy n Tn papss q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-23

ALL ARE INVITED to inspect their improved
methods Of doing work. The rush still con-
tinues at the EMPIRE CARPET CLEANING WORKS,
63I-635 MASSIVE. H. ". Telephone 7o9-2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-23

LEAVE Your MIA, IRE
For pair OF trousers to order for $50. Made
drst-class in every particular.
EIsEMAN BRos., It'll and E.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-23

More trouble Is feared from the striking min
ers at Wes. superior, Wis. Mayor McRae La.
issued a proclamation declaring that ali men
who wish to 60 to work will be projected.
Nathiei q. Greene. formerly editor Of thu
Boston Post. and second son Of Col Chas. q.
Greene, died on July in Brusssls. lie had
speus naany Years abroad.
Capt. I. w. Whisnant. former road master.
has been appointed superintendent Of the Caro-
lima Central railroad to succeed Col &. o.
Jones', deceased.
fred Sullivan, waiter 1t the Hotel 0erlach,
New York city, fell down the elevator ~ n
from the ninth door TO the basement sunday
and Was instantly killed.
theodore Cohn. Q young clerk employed by
4. =. KING 4 Co, cloth r.. OF New York, stole
Sl,oz~ Of tue nrms money and eioped with
Fsidz naegsl, cashier n : restsprsnk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-23

FussELL's Ice CREAM shipped anywhere out
of town TO dealers, churches, picnics and fami-
hes l4z0 New York ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-23

INDIA LINENS xIxcEILENT NkOALIIA
Luar.y ono I'D vide. reos.sud ~ lUc-
lNl,lA GIaaL-a-lks. brsosi1li }. 1ee- only loo.
INDIA sas-As All lew, cssoice ssyicss rednced fro0
hkAU al "a, LAWNS. immense sssortnaent &c.
fAs-Ach LAsAS. Ll>E> LA~Ns.
bl~AIk SlhAh Sll-ks. excu4leut quality. Soc.
Bf-A LII IL SAL frcAcn sty ses lz}<c-
Hui UF TIKI LOON Co A On. yzrl slds. o><c
lUAbDAl~k CAAAbllc. nuest quality. Toe.
CAklkk ., Cash ,tore
III NAhkk1 SPACE NfAk 7TH st.
vALuAkl<k fAskoEA A. ior canh cusso1ncrsL
ssssct ons u lac Istly sinx pisnt WITH rurchaee
k&ir ,aik kkzzGgSsocrs1 <ssyer nuns CorsetA
ssr2 ass.. 9s.aty sAt a htNs, c,asess y .vc
cl@EAA A11ATtyDnsdo uoSe ~idfh- pure wooL-37]<c.
Aew sssss rap DkA-ss SovDA ~sas sssias
1EkidkTIA-; L,.g.ni arrs. seeeA. sssry CO
ynEu a4su i.ni ND. al pore wl 81 csuEs. nj
vu.Us ss,c ir1ss rsduosa n, 5<c.
cAshNkLk SHAW ~ purs vesl cssen. cssdlnsl
L...ss..s s.ssrtnsss q EAwxs - Hsv ssy,s nA-
yvffES cLoI1 y ~ ssylss, ixste.
VALuAkl<k ftkknk&l6 1sr CHI CEs1unsua
eeAege ooe g TIE eo1oy No iEeesues uith puDuha0
0miL Uesse sl..0; oulsa nne lHnzIn1 AsSxls1
Sssss eA-te ~ sSe tsass - 49, 80 ans 49,
- ckADax. ID a. ~ isv8 sssss ssesuA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-23

sPEAKISe TUBES, electric gas lighting. KUEH-
LING.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-23

ruY Your Coal, Coke and Wood from JOHN.
foS lRolHkKs, the leading firm III the Dis
tIict
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THOUSANDS ARE Cunning.
knights Tempiar Who Have Engaged
Quarters In the City.

ANOTHER LIST ~ ADDrTroS TO THOSE urREro-
FORE PUBLISHED OF coxxASpERIEs COMING
HERE TO TIE coScLAvE IN ocroBER-A CIR
cuLAR IN REFERENCE TO THE DRILL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-23

A New York Herald special from Bangor.
Me-. says Jas. @. Blaine. jr., is now acting as a
fireman on the locomotive which pulls the fast
express train between Bar Harbor aud Bangor
He mas spent some time in the machine shops
OF the road at waterville and Is now endeayor-
ing to master the mysteries OF locomotive engi.
peerlng.
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Transfers of Real Estate

Deeds in fee have been filed as follows:
Julia Moten to George d. Graham, lot IS, sec.
9, Barry farm; $1,000. J. Arthur Kemp to d..
C. Bangs, sub %, 50. 96i $500. Montgomery
b. Hanson to Juliana y. Bib. sub So, SO. 443:
G: sub V. So. 2ll; G. Juiiana Il. Bbb to NJ.
u. Hanson, subs 63 and &c, 50. ga; lots 4 and
81, 50. 5o7, and sub L, So. I'll; 3. Geo. w..
Casiiear to l.. ID. Wine, trustee. part 6. So 81.
ID. and ID. addition TO WV; $1,000. Jonn H.
U Brlen to A. III. Fregenbaum, sub 81, so. s6S;
SJ.375. c. J. Ortiip to Annie McCallum, lot 4,
so. 10, lexington: g
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The AMERICAN METER Cos
Economy Gas Ranges.
5. ). SHLDD & BIO, 432 9th st.
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A Clan.na-Gael Conference

Luke Dillon of Philadelphia, who made him.
SELF conspicuous as a member of the Clan ma
Gael in the hunt for the murdorers of Dr. Pat
rick Ii. Cronin of Chicago, was in conference
all yesterday at the Vanderbilt hotel, New York
city, with Captain Edward O'Meagher Condor
and number of other prominent Gamma Gael
persons. Since Patrick Egan's appointment ms
minister to Chill there has been a vacancy in
the place he resigned on the executive of the
Clan-na-Gael.. Mr.. Egan's successor was elected.
but in consequence of the dey elopments in the
Cronin case the gentleman appointed declined
to serve. Four members of the executive were
Sullivan men and four anti-Suilivan and nm Ia
the present time have been unable to agree
upon another successor to Patrick Egan The
anti-Sullivan faction in the executive is rep
resented by Messrs. Dillon, Condor, Tierney
and Seaman. The members of the Sullivan
faction are Messrs. Buckley Renayne Bradley,
and Byrnes. AT a meeting called recently In
Philadelphia the Sullivan members of the ex-
ecutive failed to attend. Mr. Di.lon's visit 10
New York is to give the men who have been
trying to hush up the Cronin murder and rem
resenting Cronin as spy a chance to met
their colleagues and come to an understanding
as to the future of the organization II the ex-
ecutive is not completed there will be two Or
gained factions. just as there were up to July
last when union was effected at Chicago.
OMeagher Condor has been dropped from the
editorial staff of the Irish World because he
would not submit to Patrick Ford's treatment
of the Cronin murder. The Irish World did
not have line OF editorial comment on the
murder for nearly two months after it occurred,
and has now come out in defense of the Sulli-
van faction and the spy theory.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-23
CITY ITEMS.

y
is unexcelled. If you have not ri. d it we will
give you sample. Suguar at Cost N. &P.
METzGER, Az 7Ih NV. lts
"The Auction Bargains
Secured yesterday at Burnstine's Dry-Goods
Store, 9lo fth ST. NV, were perfectly astouud-
ing. French Lawns were sold at 4c per yard:
lO-4 Sheetings. at and lOc.; French Ginghams
at &c. and BE-; Fine Laces, Embroideries, and
Flouncings at lie. and &C.; Ladies' and Chill
drens Full Regular-made Hose at Sc. pair.
Ladies should not miss this opportunity aud
avail themselves OF the great bargains to be
obtained as the entire stock must be sold re-
gardless of cost. as We need the room for our
manufacturing department.. A big stock and
large variety are yet to be disposed of. Sales
daily at 1880 am. and ESQ pm. Ii
The pressure of warm weather is lessened
by use OF our Good Claret and Fine Lemons
81. 4 z. METZGER. It'll NV. ms
Speed, Quiet and Lightness. all combine
To boom the perfect No. g.
WHEELER WILSON MIRO. Co., 437 9th NV.
iyll-lm
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Java and Mocha Coffee SOC. MErzoEn's. 7th st. .
Washington Safe Deposit Co., 9l6 Pa.
ave. Sales rented; 60 per year. myA-4m
Fine Cigars. Fine Cigars. MErzaER,s. Az Eth .
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Breakfast on the American Plan.

From HarIer's Alag4zine for August
Mrs. Brown-"Is this hotel ON the European
plan?"
MIR. Brown Tin preoccupied tones from be-
hind his paper)--'Yes. my DEAR
Mrs. B.-"l am not feeling hungry this morn
ing. think I'll merely take some coffee and
rolls"
MIR. ID. laying aside paper)-"what were you
AZ king me, my dearI On the European pan?
No; IL Is not"
Mrs. H. ito water)-''You may bring me an
omeiet some shad, mutton chops, with bit of
bacon, baked potatoes, rolls, and coffee and
atterward some griddle cakes aud SYRUP
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A Thousand Volts Will Kill.

In the Kemmler reference in New York yes
terday DR.. Rockwell, for twenty-five years
physician, testified in favor of electricity as q
painless death-dealing force. Witness would
be very much astonished if 1000 volts did not
kill in every case. He mad no doubt whatey YER
as to the deadly effect of force OF 800 volts.