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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-19
CITY POST OFFICE COMMISSION
The Vacancy Being Fuied, q Meetins
Win be Held Monday.

One Of the results Of the appointment OF .
commissioner of pensions is the calling together
OF the city post Office commission. the pensios
Commissioners being made by Law member Of
TINS commission The chairman. Gen. Clark
son. has called meeting for Monday after
noon. There Is not much now for the commits
sion 10 do ekceptto prepare its report, which
VIII be sent to Congress- The commission viii
explain why the discretion vested in the Post
MASTER oenerAi bylaw to use the hAil Of the PEN
SION building for the post Office was not exer-
cised. The report will also speak OF the necesrty
FOR the erection Of abuilding especially ad.pted
Tor the use OF the post Office in this city, and
will give some information about the facilities
ofered IN the way OF rented buildings. The
report will probably be the most important
ever sent TO Congress on this subject. and there
is good ground for believing thai Congress win
be induced TO take some action 10 relieve The
embarrassments Of the officer on account OF in-
ADEQUATE ouarters
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I'd EDITION.
--latest qtlBgIa1ls to Tho Star.
A STRONG ONE.
A Big Barb Wire Trust That Is Going
to Tax the Farmers.

CHICAGO, Oct 19-It is disclosed here thai
washburn, the barb wire man, has formed a
big trust by taking in the Eve only mills in the
United States that make rods from which barb
wire is made, and all the pullers and drawers
of wire, as well as eleven Of forty-two barb
wire mills. The trust agrees not TO sell to the
other thirty-one mills. Washburn controls
over one hundred wire patents and all the wire
machinery patents. The prices Of barbed wires
have already gone up % ton, and wire nails
A Philadelpha dispatch says the trust il
capitalized at go 0O0, 900. The thirty-one mills
that were not admitted to the trust will be
frozen out of the business of barking wires.
They will be able to get no wire and the Ave
bar mills are pledged to sell them no bars.
A Pittsburg dispatch confirms the report OF
tie forming Of the trust
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-19
THREE AMERICAS EXPOSITION,
The Reception Committee for the Com
ing Convention OF the National Board.

In accordance with the resolution adopted at
the recent meeting of the local members Of the
national board Of promotion the following re-
ception committee has been appointed, and
the members are requested to meet without
further or formal notice at parlor 10, Willards,
Monday night at s o'clock:
Hon. J. W.Douglass, Hon. L. G. Hine, Hon. c.
". Raymond, Hon. ". B. Webb, Hon Samuel
E. Wheatley, Hon. Beriah Wilkins, c. s. Moves,
Hallet Kilbourn, E. W. Fox, Gen. Stewart Van
Vliet, Thos. II. LOCKER, DR.. F. o. St Clair, E.
Francis Riggs, c. s. Bradley, Samuel Norment,
d. G. Emery, Rev. DR.. Bartlett, Rev. DR..
Chapelle, J. L. Barbour. Col J. G. McKibbin
Ihos. ]. Luttrell. E. Kurtz johnson, Geo. C.
Gorham, Alex. d. Anderson, T. E. Waggaman,
Or. J. N. Toner, Col Amos Webster, Rev. DR..
Geo: H. Carey, DR.. 7. 8. Verdi, 8. W. Wood
ward, Robert Christy, NJ. L Weller,
Q: Heinrich, Col NJ. NJ. Parker, Rev. J. Ravens
Richards, Maj. John W. Powell, Prof. Harry
hing, Prof. F. R. Fava, Simon Wolf, J. H. Ma
gruder, Chas. s. Hill, Frank Aldrich, Col g. 8.
Burdette, H. F. Blount, W. A. Croffut, q. +.
dunlap, E. G. Davis, W. c. Dodge, Archibald
Hopkins, Geo. F. Hardin, C. A. Langley, VIM.
r. Mattngly, Julius Lansburgh. +. 8. Presbrey,
N. 8. Thompson, J. H. Soule, W. b. Moses, J.
Leavitt Smith. F. G. Pohndorff, W. H. Selden,
W. @. Whittemore, Fred. Bracket, E. B. YOU
mans. DR.. Robt Reyburn, Charles King, A c.
Richards, E. B. Stocking, J. W. Babson.
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A Delirious Giant.

New YORK, Oct. 1s.-At $50 this morning an
unknown man, seeminglya Swede. of gigantic
build, murderously assaulted Mrs. Finley Of
the corner of 9th street and 9Th avenue. he
was suffering from delirium tremens. Rounds
man Wood, also big man, attempted to take
the fellow into custody, but was overpowered.
Finally W. E. 8. Toles and Ernest Delaney
Piefsop, both well known In the literary world
rescued the officers and, employing the COM
bined efforts Of six men, the Swede was tied
and taken to the fifteenth precinct police sta
ton. During the excitement several women
ISLANDERS robbed. The swede was badly used
no.
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The Tennis Tournament.

All arrangements Of the inter-city tennis
matches have been completed, and they viii
take place ON Monday afternoon, play com.
msncing at l2:S0 Quite large gathering va.
present at the Bachelor club yesterday, In.
cluding many ladies, but the Baltimore men
we're not able TO come. A number of interest.
ing contests occurred, however, between iocaI
will be best two out OF three sets, aud are 20
arranged that each player win meet every on
Of the seven other contes1ants. Il l. expee1ed
that Warrington wiz win majority q s6s co.
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L. b. TowsEn & Son.
DRY GOODS DEALERS.

1916 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
Unbleach ned sheeting, ~ yards wide, lSc.
BleachRd Sheetlng, ~ yards wide, 2Oc.
Best New York Mills Bleached Sheeting, ~ Yes
wide, 25c.
TrTit-of the Loom Bleached Cotton. s1zc.
Silk Plush in all coiOrs. Soc. - -
Atwood Flannel Suiting. double width, Zoc
Nelveteen. zoe
surah silk, in all colOrs. SOC. .
Double White Wool Blankets, 81. %.
Double Gray Blankets. 81.
Ike.
Atwood Flannel Suiting IL yards wide, o0c.
Canton Flannel. from &c up.
Cashmere for Mems and Boys suits.
A full assortment of Plaids and Stripes in Dress
Goods.
knotted Fringe Towels. an extra bargain, zoe.
X. X q. COrsets, 1.bc.
Full line OF Ladies', Gents and Chiidren's Under
wear.
AIl-wool Red Twilled Flanuel. zoe.
Bed Comforts, Table Linen, Bed Ticking, &C.
Clark's ONT. Spool Cotton, &c. oclo
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Episcopalian Convention.

New YORK, Oct. 19.-As the opening Of the
Protestant Episcopal convention today DR.. Dix
appointed conference committees on liturgi-
cal revision to consider such propositions as
the house of deputies have non-concurred in,
upon the condition of the colored people and
upon the question Of the place where the next
general convention shall be held.
A message was received from the house of
bishops informing the lower house that they
had passed a resolution for an octave edition
of the prayer book, with such alterations as
have already been made and will be made at
the next convention, to be issued before the
termination of 1892.
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The Presidents Sympathy.

Commissioner Douglass, as chairman Of the
Boys and Girls National Home. and Employ.
ment association, received the following letter
from President Harrison today:
81 have read with great interest the address
presented to me this morning by the COMMITTEES
of the Boys and Girls National Home and EN-
ployment association, now in session in this city.
The objects Of the association have my warmest
sympathy. They should have the intelligent
support Of the national Congress and the state
Legislatures in the appropriate sphere of each.
What IL done to promote, patriotism and good
citizenship in the neglected classes must be
done before the habits Of vice and pauperism
have become settled"
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From Wall Street Today.

NEW YORK, Oct. 10. Wall Street. Noon
Money closed easy at per cent. The stock
market was quiet in the last hour, but dis
played an improved tone and a portion of the
losses of the previous hour were recovered,
though Jersey Central further retired to 1925
from 124A last evening. The upward move
ment was accelerated after the issue Of the
bank statement, and the market finally closed
active and strong at something better than the
opening prices in most cases.
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Real Estate Matters.

E. c. Carpenter, II. A Linger, J. S. Dyett OF
Rome, n Y, and p. L. Hoadley of Newark. N.
J., have bought for $4,000 of Susie Z. Worth
ington 20.52 acres part of Green's purchase, on
the east side Of Anacostia road, in the county.
Charles. King has bought for a, $50 of @. h.
Newman, sub So, square $40. IL. ~ by 81 feet on
10th street between NJ and N streets northwest.
w. H. Slater has bought for $1,000 of Owelda
Mcknight, sub IL, square 3S9, 1873 by 50 feet 2
inches on 18th between N and streets north
west
L. A. Barr ct al have brought for Gil, 500 of
N. I. Haller, subs SO and 80, square ", front
ing ~ feet on l. street aud "a. rs on New Hamp-
shire avenro.
Frank G. White have bought for $40, 600 of
Alice G. de Yturbide part of Rosedale on Wood
lev lane road.
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Socials at Takoma Park.

The ladies Of the Union chapel at Takoma
park have resumed the weekly sociais in the
lecture room of the chapel very much to the
satisfaction of the people Of the park. Last
evening the entertainment consisted Of read
ings by Miss Ida Rolf of Washington and banjo
duets by the Ford sisters, after which refresh
ments were served.
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Treasury Department CHANCE.

Promotions: A. H. Baker of Minnesota from
class to class 4, W. J. Morris Of Ohio from
class to class 4, J. b. Cavenaugh Of District
Of Columbia from class to class and b =.
Stearns Of Ohio from class TO class 8, in the
Office OF the commissioner Of internal revenue.
to class e, el.000. 6ecretary's ofice-Miss @.
Nichols from u, 900 70 d, 263; G. b. Blue, from
e704 to 1900; ]. E. Boriand, from e70l
to e93s; d. n Davis, from clsss 2 10 class
in the bureau Of engraving and printing, and
Min L. e. Noensio, from e620 10 e72o sixth
auditors o1lca.
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The Virginia Campaign.

Ex-senator B. K. Bruce has agreed TO make
four speeches in Virginia for Malone Just be-
fore the close of the campaign.
Representative Burrows, who has Just come
in from Virginia, where he has been making
speeches for Malone, says the outlook is very
promising.
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Two Colored Women Burned to Death

DANvnLE, VA, Oct. 19.-In Henry county, a
few nights since, a kerosene lamp exploded,
setting fire to the clothing of three colored
womenzPettie Ross, Ella cambridge and Mary
Turner. They rushed into the open air, which
made matters worse. Bette Ross was abso-
lutely roasted and died in few minutes, Ella
cambridge was fatally burned and Mary Turner
was painfully but not seriously burned.
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Chicago Markets.

Fos TIE NEW USrvxRsrTr.-Arehbishop Cor
rigan has informed the right reverend rector
Of the Catholic university Of America that Mr..
v. Loubst of Nav York has ordered colossal
statue of Leo XII. TO be executed In Car6ra
marble by ous Of the leading scuiptors Of Italy,
and viii pressut Is 10 the unworthy next o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-19

TIE GENUINE
JOHANN HoFF'S
MALT EXTRACT
In the
BksT NUTRITIyE TONIC
and moet
rALATABII HEALTH BEVERAGE
for impaired Digestion, Dyspepsia Convslescence
Weak Children and General Debility.
WHAT PROF COLEMAN. OF GLASGOW, SAYS OF
II. Suffering from an attack OF Illness which had not
only reduced my strength, but brought on extreme
exhaustion from Inability ~ appropriate food, tried
The effects Of the aehaine Johann Hon's Malt Entact
wnesl sesfu threA tiIhes day. Its was folowed
by marked efect1. Food, which hsd heretofore been
found TO paSs the aiimenary canal
evolving animal heat and soorins up fat
Beware Of limitations Ihe genuine has tns sigma,
Uthers are worthless iInitattous -, -.
JOHANN HoFF, Berlin and Vienna. New 4, nofk ~
Zee, q Barclay ct. yaS-tutn3s
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MARRIED.

RENN-SMITH At parsonage. 307 East Capito
street, by Rev; L. D. owen, on October IL 1SS9 Mr.
WM. II. REM TO Miss EDITH q. SMITH Of bred
erick county, Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-19

Inspector Entwisle Improving.
Building Inspector Entwisle spent q good
night and w reported considerably better to-
by.
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PREv1oUs To OuH GRAND
FALL UPENINU NEAI WEEh

WE ARE MAKING GREAT REDUCTIONS.
Handsome Monte Cloth sCARFs, 81 inches long.
3.Sc. Tinted Satin Sheeting TABLE COVERS, 81.
Tinted SATIN Sheeting SOFA CUSHIONS, 2oc. Hand
some DaInask TRAY COLoRs, reduced from 20 to
Ice Handsome DAnask TRAY COVERS. reduced
from As 10 sec. 24-inch Monte Cloth SQUARES, re-
duced from As to 3Se. Bolton SHEET1NG COVERS,
Stamped. reduced 10 3Sc. Hemstitched TRAY COW
Frs. reduced from 40 to 35c. Hemstitched SCAhfS.
reduced from 81 to sec. New Shades in *4-inch
PLUSH at sl.5O a yard. These reductions for the
next Three Days Only New shades in BOLTON
sHEETING Basarron FRINGE and TAsSELS in ali
shades The Newest Materials constantly received
aud all work Commenced Free, at
OPPENHEIMER'S,
STA 9th st. NV.
Stamping done while you wait
New Designs for Roman Embroidery. oc15-eo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-19

This afternoon the employees at the new Lin
coin hall building, 9th and d streets north
west, had their topping out" table was
set up in ono Of the long rooms ON the eth
street front and refreshments served. About
$50 workmen took part in the feast There
were also present Messrs. B. q. Keyser, T. Nor
rison and Thos. J. King, directors Of the COM
pany erecting the building; xr. 4. p. CLARK,
r.. the srohitsct end 1fsak y. Carver, IL
buildx.
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WIZ DRAo Our

A miserable existence when 6 few bottles OF
Ayers sarsspArilia would certainly s1ve The
strength and enersy you need, Thousauds srs
provins its virtues daily. So may you Ma
Alice West Of Jefferson. W. We, writes: Il w.s
al run down before began to take Ayers ssr-
sspArfna. but am nov gaining In strength ever
dxy.-
Being very weak and desponden, after Ior7
Illness. tried Ayers ssrsaparilla. and two bot
lie. have restored me to my formes health"--
Miss Blanche s. Brownel. Boyiston Place.
Boston
AYERS sARsAPARILLA,
Prepared By DR.. J. c. Aver Co, Lowell. Masa
Sold b. III Drusststs price, Il: si1 bottles. e6.
WORTH % A BOTTLE
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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, - reported by special
wire 20 Corson and Maeartney. l4lV street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-19
At the White House TODAY.

The Presidents caller sthis morning included
Secretary Blaine, Attorney General Miller, Sec
Rotary Proctor, Representatives Anderson, Rur.
rows and Russell and ex-Representative Wait
| Of Connecticut. The usual public reception
was held in the east room in the afternoon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-19
The Death Record.
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued by the
clerk of the court to Albert Foster and Mamie
Royal; John W. wassam and Rosie @. stahi
Range Of the Thermometer Today.
The following were the readings at the sig
nal Office today: Sam, so; 2p.m., 50; maxi
| mum, 20; minimum. A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-19

Health O6lcss Tevnshend and Samuel Elm
stain caught ono dozen Ane baB n Tie rive
nsas ths Club house yesterday.
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Interior Department Changes.

IHCerIOr DepdrtHeHC CHangeS.
The following official changes have beer
made in the Department Of the Interior:
Office of Indian Afairs-Promotion: Chas. B.
Titus of Kansas, $500 to 81, 1000.
Patent Observation-Disclosures John B. Macau.
ley of West Virginia, fourth assistant examiner
$1,000.
Office Of Commissioner of Railroads.&c..
pointment: John s. Martin, jr.. of Pennsylva-
81, 800 vice Kosciusko Kemper, resigned.
Geological Survey-Promotions: E, T, Per.
kins, IT,, Of Kentucky and R. H. Mckee of Dis.
trict of Columbia topographers, 81 400 to { 600
Jeremiah Ahern Of California, r. G. Mckinney
OF Virginia, Il. n. Chapman of District of Co.
lumbia, G. i. Hawkins of Missouri and C. C.
Bassett Of District Of Columbia, topographers
81, 200 to 81 400,
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THROUGH NORTHERN EUROPE.
Mr.. John w. Thompson Pleased With
His Journey to the Land of Long Days.

Mr.. John W. Thompson has returned from .
three months trip in Europe. He spent most
OF the time in visiting points of interest in the
extreme northern countries He returns much
impressed With the energy and enterprise of
the people, their fine towns, splendid buildings
and thoroughly cultivated fields. He went to
North Cape, which is the farthest northern
point in Norway. The trip from Bergen, where
ne took the Norwegian steamer, was delightful,
in part due, Mr.. Thompson thinks, to the fact
that he took the Norwegian steamer instead OF
the English The accommodations were much
superior. They steamed
ALONG TIE COAST OF NORWAY,
enjoying the picturesque and strange scenery
with which that country abounds Two hum
bred and fifty miles south ofNorth Cape is the
town Of Hammerfest. and although this occu-
pies the extreme northern point OF civilization,
MI. thompson found that in many respects its
municipal affairs were managed better even
than In this city. The streets are paved, and
hgh:ed with electricity, and there are tele-
phones and telegraphs and ''all the modern inn
provements."
WHERE THE SUN DOESN'T SET.
Near the time of the summer solstice the sun
Is above the horizon for days at time in the
region visited, and the experience Of Mr..
Aheupoou OF party curing
the entire trip seemed likely TO change their
habits and induce them TO turn night into day.
The party were delighted with Stockholm and
admired the massive wharyes and the substan-
tial architecture.
IN THE LAND OF THE GAR.
They visited Findland and also Russia, where
they found that the river at Cron-
stadt had been dredged and improved,
work of much greater magnitude,
Mr.. thompson says, than the Improvement
OF the Potomac flats, and yet not regarded
as OF special consequence by the Russians. In
his further wanderings through Russia Mr..
thompson was impressed with the fertility Of
the soil and also the vigilance of the Russian
government He went through Hungary and
then to Constantinople. Returning be visited
vienna and the Paris exposition, thus bringing
to pleasant close one OF the most enjoyable
OF the many trips which be has taken TO Europe.
The Death Record.
During the twenty four hours ending at noon
today deaths were reported to the health once
as follows: White-Laurona Lloyd, 81 years;
Holden f. Dyer, months; Mary Z. Butler, 81
years. Colored-Jane Wood. 81 years; Frank
Brown, years; Rebeca Garnes, 20 years; Alex
Peter Williams, Sc years.
|
Marriage Licenses.
Marriage licenses have been issued by the
clerk of the court to Albert Foster and Mamie
Royal; John W. wassam and Rosie G. stahi.
90
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GEN. RAUN's NAME HAD NOT FOB SOME TINE
BEEN ASSOCIATED WITH THE PLACE-rHE AP-
roINTMENr POPULAR ONE AMONG ALL
cLAssEs-coRPoRAL. TANNER SAYS IT Is GRAND.
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Baltimore Markets =,

BALTIMORE. Oct 19.-Cottou Quiet-middlipg.
10a. Flour, steady but duh. Wheat-southeI n
quiet; Fultz. 7sasz; Loagberry, 6Oas7; No. 2, S3a
S31; steamer, 50; western steady, at decline;
No. winter red, spot, S1AaS14: October. S1A
aslh; November. 81 sas2; December. s3Has35I:
southern white, nominal, 41a45: yellow, firm, 40a
Al: western easy; mixed, spot. 40; October, 3es.a
3d.; November, 39a3eA; December, 3Sk: year,
3sa a3oA; January, IS 4a3Sx. Oats nrm-west-
ern white, 26a2S; western mixed, 24H a2ok. Rye
quiet but steady-p ime to choice, 56a57. Hay
slack inquiry - prime To choice timothy, 13.O0a
14.O0. Provisions strong. Butter qliet-western
packed. l0sl3; creamery 23a25 Eggs dull-near
by, .las2: western, 81. Petroleum steady-re-
fined, TOO. Coffee nominal-kio cargoes fair,
l9H. Sugar quiet at decline-A soft, N; copper
steady: refined, 10alO4. Freights TO Liverpool
per steamer nrm - grain per bushel, 5AA5&d
Cork for orders, IS. Receipts-nour, 1900 bar
reis wheat. "a, 600 bushels corn, 1900 bushels;
rye, 1000 bushels. shipments - nour. $4,000
barrels: wheat $4,000 bushels corn, 81, 600 bush
els sales-wheat, 100000 bushels; corn, 26,0 00
bushels.
BALTIMORE, Oct l9.-Baitimore and Ohio stock
CLASSY; Northern Central stock, 70ha71; Ctncin-
natl, Washington and Baltimore nrsts, 100a10oH
do certificates. 99ka100x: do. certificate sec
onds. %; do. threes, 23 do. certificates "a: CON
solidsted gas bonds liz: do. stock. 435S.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, Oct 10 (ciosing).-Wheat-0ctobe
7gK; December, SIN; Nay. ssx. Corn.--ocsober
oats,octoesr, iss: November. Isk; peeemesr
O. 70; year, els. Lard-October, 6.22k; Novem.
Der. 5S76; December, 5.g2k; January, h92K
short ribs- October, 5.07k; November. $50
January, H77H.
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Ir Is OuR Oprs1oS Thar

LIZ Is OUR OPINIoN That
MRS LEARY'S cow
had perfect night KICK if it did cause con-
faeration-and We further opine-that we have per-
feet right TO sell our goods at
PANIC PRICES
does produce CONSERVATION in the ranks OF
those who claim shat article Is worth all that it
will bring and that "the people do not really appre
will be observed that
THE FORMER CAUSED ACoNFLAGRATION.
THE LATTER PRODUCED CONSIDERATION
but only among dealers The people into ecstacies,
shouting BTaco, bTurissiO, And pray, why shouldn
they, when
FINE READY-MApE CLOTHING
is offered them at the following figures:
OyERCOATS.
Motions and .-2y
Chinenilla No Si,o
strietIy Atwood Melton and Kersey, lined through
gu. s.a sa a and odss tout
Wide Vale Eiast1aue with silk faeings double warp
serge Inning Hssy s sTfYfs slSdk COATS
s675, 1850, ss. 40 1915, $1,000, sll.5O, sl22o.
sESs sfsa Gohr sls
so1s syi! So a yEsI s ASP t2S PATS g.
81. e 50. IS. Is. $3.50. Ga Is. sss5, 81 II. s4a3.
BOYS oygRcoATs- o
s2.S7, IS. s3 90. 1919, 1887, s4.oO.
MEMS TROUSERS.
sI25' $3.50 s a. 60 s sss is s sa7s' sS'l2'
Power in Prices, Virtue in Values and Bargains to
benent everybody.
VICTOR L. ADLER's
TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE
927 and 929 9Th st. NV.
Corner Massachusetts ayenua
STRICTLY ONE PRICE
Open Saturdays until IL pm. ocI4
PAIS FROM INDLGEsI9S; DYsP ia fst,r AND ND
Of Csrters Little Liver Pills Immediately after dinner
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War Department CHANCES.


Appointed: J. Boyd Jones, Wisconsin, clerk
$1,000, s.G.O.; Allen T. Lewis, New Jersey,
clerk, $1,000, commissary generals Office.
Promoted: Edward Day. New York, copy
holder at $500 to compositor at $1,000, war
records ONCE; Llewelyn Tharp, Maryland,
telegraph operator at $500 to 81. 600, signal
office; Milford N. Jarvis, Michigan, si,O00 to
d, 200, S.G.O.
Resigned: Frisbey G.. Eiker, Connecticut,
class one, SGD.
Declined appointment: VIM. O. Gaynor OF
Kentucky as clerk at 81 600, s.G.O.
New Chief Of the Navigation Bureau.
The President to-day appointed Capt Fran
els N. Ramsay chief Of the bureau Of naviga-
ton OF the Navy department, vice Capt John
G.. Walker.
Commodore Ramsay's place a. ccmmandant
OF the New York navy yard 10 not Jet filed.
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SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.

NOTHING CONTRIBUTES MORE TOWARDS A
IN sound digestion than the use of the genuine
Angostura Btters Of Or. J. G. b. Siegert Sons. Ask
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Presidential Postmasters.

FresIdentiaI F0Stmasters.
The President today appointed John b. Dem
ton postmaster at Aurora, Ind, and W. H.
Ellis postmaster at Washington, Ind.
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Acr1Na SECRETARY BATcHELLER went to New
York this afternoon for the purpose Of confer
| ring with the collector and survey in regard to
| the business methods of those offices.