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GEoRGETowS INIyERSITYmw
FACULTY
Rev. J. HAvENs RICHARDS, ST.,
President Of the University.
CHARLES W. HOFFMAN, LID,
Dean Of the Faculty.
HoS h % Ia.ss at 6aas, Il Ssim LID
Lecturer on statutory and administrative Law and
MARTIN F. MORRIS. LID.
Admiralty and Comparative Jurisprudence.
HON. JEREMIAH NJ. WILSON, LID
Lecturer Oh the Law Of Rea! Estate aud the Law Of
su.es HoS e1aI s. sEa1 1f
Lecturer on Common nI,. LAW p.sAdins and Equity
Lecturer On he Law Of Pscpsity Contract.
and Negotiable Paper.
,se .E II LD
Practice and Parliamentary Law.
u. ROSS PERRY, An.
lecturer on o''H'i - TSi.s. 0"''"' N''aa0n' ana
Circuit Court: Prof GEORGE !: HAMILTON.
ASIEE% q G. pBBRADLhx aud K aoss tshh R1s
Introductory lecture and announcements for the
a. nv; or TEDNEsDAY; SsIS6er j. $50
American Reports aud the latest text books upon
~S a % sua
be open FROM = Am. TO 10 pu daily, Sundays ex.
The secretary csn be seen ut the Law Building on
Tuesdays. Thursdays aud saturdays. from 4 80 &
eulSr. siSins COURSE OF study, terms le can G ~
obtained at book stores Of W. y: Morrison. 1884 \
4 aRS ars SS i4a EST n. AND
or on sppcation personally or BY letter the
st. I'm Secretary and Treasurer,
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1nebriety on q Level With Insanity

Before the American Social Science Asso-
citation at Saratoga DR.. T. W. Crothers, super
intendent OF Walnut Lodge Hospital, Hartford,
Conn, read paper on social science problems
in inebriety. He believed III placing the in.
ebriate on the same plane as the smallpox
patient-forcs him to 20 into quarantine and
be treated till he RECEIVERS, Public sentiment
will realize that every inebriate il dangerous
to society and TO himself and will demand that
he come under legal restriction and be placed
in the best condition for recovery. Take away
the personal liberty Of tho inebriate or any one
who uses spirits to excess, declare him inca
pable and irresponsible, and a death blow il
struck at ail csnters Of pauperism, criminaiity
and the saloons.
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EDUCATIONAL.

DRoF. ). D. GAlLLARDS
l. School OF Languages
has been transferred to larger premises,
t011 Conn. ave. sS-1ms
VNHE SCHOOL 1127 18TH ST. NV CD DOOR
\ from Mass: ave. }, under management of Misses
POLLOCK and NOEkR. rcopens SEPTEMBER Ia.
This institution offers prinary and grammar depart
mets, kindergarten and training class for teachers
nc. sS-iws
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NATIONAL MEDICAL COLLEGE,
MEDICAL AND DENTAL DEPARTMENTS OF TIL
COLUMBIAN UNINkKSlTY

Tho Sixty ninth annual course Of Medical Lectures
and Fourth Dental course will Legin Wednesday,
October p & IN the college building 1929
liam Lee. 2 Dental Introductory by Prof. Mark
The autumn examinations will be held on Thursday
October = at $50 Pm For circulars Of both depart
phone $50. Az I'm
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A QUEER ACCIDENT.
Fall OF . Coffin and Pallbearcrs
Through q Church Floor.

From the Baltimore Sun.
The section Of flooring over the baptistry in
the Pikssviiie Baptist Church gave way Sun
day morning while the funeral Of Mrs. Sarah
Z. Dorsey was in progress and came very near
creating panic. The church was crowded at
the time. The pallbearers conveyed the coffin
iato the church and up the center aisle to place
it upon the stands, before the chancel rail-
One Of the pallbearers noticed that one OF the
stands was not straight and called the attention
OF Mr.. Thomas McDaniels. who had charge of
the funeral, to il. Az he attempted to put it
right the section of the floor upon which
the pallbearers were standing gave way
and the coffin, two of the pallbearers,
Mr.. Mcdaniel and a daughter OF the
dead woman fell through. Two of the
pallbearers happened to be on solid portion
of the flooring and caught hold Of the chancel
rail, and In this way prevented the coffin from
falling entirely TO the bottom Of the baptistry.
Many persons crowded around and others
thinking that the entire church WAS about to fail
down rushed for the doors. The clergyman
who was conducting the funeral and Mr.. Nc.
Daniels managed to quiet those present, after
which tho coffin and those in the baptistry were
extricated from the timbers and the coffin was
taken outside Of the church. Mr.. Wagner was
the only persOn injured He was badly bruised
and had his shoulder dislocated. After quiet
was restored the casket was again brought in
and the services gone through with. The in
torment was In the churchyard,
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THE sERLIrz SCHOOL OF LANauAaEs.
723 l4th st. NV.
branches in New York Boston, PhiIadeiphia Chi
esee Louisville. Paris. France, Berlin and Dresden
Germany. Mosrow. Russia and London England.
Terms e10. m2S
TYOLUMBiA CONsERvATORY OF MUSIC. eI3
y Psnna. ave.~Thoroush instruction primsry and
Boston. ''' Oh New England conservatory Of STse'
DIANO AND THEORY.
4 MI HENRY xANDER
Lessons on ssptemSer is. L. W. -D0 VIII sa-ims -
GUARANTEE TO TEACH Any ONE TO DRAW
Grsy ~ fSTts.s IN
oLDs. $40 7tist,. Room 70 ~ ' :3-2w'
ERENcH IEssONs.-A YOUNG, WELL EDU-
states and dpo%se aHote DE- ve ps1s Gssrss
ggps IN schools Or private families for instruction in
Isssrencei Terms moderate. Address Box q:
MIss BALCH, 1907 10TH 81. \. w, WILL RE.
~ ias %
siyil service ana examination. inssras.,Sn q
mi lss FRANCIS T KFTSFkdtSTrs
slim. VIZ 'r a 1850 NssSPss & NV
A COLLEGE IN THE HIaHLANps.
Msrssnd sa
more. At Westminster. Nd. 900 feet above the
app.Ssss ana Sy sas
ps'e :ssi: 's'i s:S lewis
'TAE rARIsIAN SCHOOL F9n YOUNG LADIES
and Gnildssnnmitsd: M the Classical Branches
! ! sddIsss Monsieur and ims. bEs dAhENNls.
TUE v GoLuMsIAN coLLEeE pEEPARAJohY
Tor the United Ststss Military Naval Academies
rs sHIss'F :t HSs4Aouz Principal
'THE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.
The Preparatory School open. Sept %.
SS:a: net
ssSSs $ VI :.s...
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:asna :na xus is6
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The Great English Complexion soar.
| PEARS
SOAP.
Of all Druggists, bnt hewars Of limitations.
UrprrMosr

UrpEEMosr
INrHE MIND OF EVERY HoUsEKEEpER
IS THE ALLABsonBINa QUESTION:
HOW TO LIVE IN COMFORT WITH THE
LEAST POSSIBLE EXPENDITURE OF y
READY MONEY.
THE SEASON Is AT HAND WHEN THE
DRAIN UPON THE PURSE Is GREATEST
AND THE NECESSITIES OF LIFE ARE TIE
MOST URGENT THE NAKEsH1Frs OF
LAST SEASON HAVE DISAPPEARED, THE
FLOORS ARE BARE AND THE HEARTH
CHERRIES AND COLD.
70 MEET Such ExioasciEs II THE
ONE SOLE DESIGN OF OUR EQUITABLE
CREDIT SYSTEM. WHOSE KxAcrIoss
ARE COMPARATIVELY INSIGNIFICANT
AND WHOSE BENEFAc1Ioxs As INDIE
scRIBABLy GREAT. UNDER ITS sHEL,
TEEISa WING BLOOM THE ROSES OF
COMFORT AND HAPPINESS. THE ENJOY.
MESr BEING IN YOUR POSSESSION,
WHILST THE PAYMENTS ARE MADE Az
TIE CONVENIENCE OF EACH ONE DC
TArEs
IL THE FACE OF SUCH AN OFFER THE
FOLLY OF DELAY MUST BE MANIFEST.
AND For TEE FUTURE WE PROMISE TIE
SANE USTIRING EFFosrs TO AccoMMo-
DATE THE PUBLIC As HAVE eRAcEp rHR
ANNALS or oun SYSTEM III TIE PAST.
HOUSE. HERRNASNs
CASH AND CREDIT Housxa
n,- M, .-x 40, ,rr - -
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SPENcEKIAN BUSINESS CoLLEaR

OF JOINS CoLLEGE ANNAFoLIa Nd.
Night Departments and four Courses 81 EtuAx
SPECIAL sifSpS i FHf
OF CANDiDAIEs ron THE NAVAL xSk6XSHff..~
Ig cssalosuss sddEsSs Ersrsssd4ns,
~ OCKLANP SCHOOL ron 6iRIa. 51IDY
~ ePgtLg, 4entgppefy county. Nd, reQpepS 6spk
~ 1ss: e Y. ss:'sfe1tns iss e x.k e %
pnP.sss umitsf snd sspes1 fsSs 9 Eyss 3 ~
80 go issss .. zA1IowslhA, , ( s.,.. !.
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EDUCATIONAL.


( !LARENs SCHOOL FOR GIRLS; 8 MILES FROM
~ Warrington; twelfth session De2ins third week in
September; conlTetent instructors; Thorough home
Training: Miss N, N. MokTHINGTON. seminary
20. Fairfax Co., Va so-lw'
MARIANo MAINAs VOCAL SCHOOL: ITALIAN
Vx method true impostation Of the voice. Pupils
prepared for Grand Opera, Concerts, Oratorios, &c
Aeopening September i. 9l9 St. NV. au30-12t'
w II. PUTNAM. MA. tHARVARD), WITH EFFI-
his Classical aud English School Young Mon aud
Boys and resume Private instruction SEPTEMBER
~. 1880. Best OF references given. For circulars
and Information apply 1t SANDERS sTAYHAN's.
93& st. NV. s6-3m
business SCHOOL,
ID 14O9 New York Ave,
conducted by the j. N. CA, ana for members only
Stud,es in Arithmetic. Bookkeeping Algebra. Geome
try Draw ing mechanical Architectural. topograph-
ica.l, shorthand tBen. Fitman and Esmesl, Type
Writing bennington. with Jayne speed sttachmentl.
Languages tEnglish French aud Germany. For mem-
bership and schedule apply IT the Office. s6-3n
DIANO LESSONS BY AN EXPERIENCED
l. Teacher particular with children. host Of
references. Terms: soc. per hour; SOC. half hour.
Mrs. j.. 410 Sd st. NV. s6-6t'
MISS MAY H. MEAD. TEACHER OF THE PIANO,
M certidcsted pupil Of Herr Raif OF the Royal Con-
serystory Of Berlin For and other particulars
call ut or address 902 22d St NV. So Inn
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7 J.wALXxR SONS. 3oS 10Th 81. x.W.-As.
- bsstos ooo1a Moth proof pApss and wax H. "a
s-ply fTspsrea koocES, Iius Lining and 1opA WI
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HOUSE I HERRNANNs
CASH AND CREDIT Houssa
ol7. OIL AND o23 9TH ST AND or AND oso
su3o-<n MAsA AVE NV.
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EDUCATIONAL

SHokTHAsD-cLA AND PRIVATE IN
- stueuon for ladies and gentlemen. The yalue Of
THIS instruction 10 shown by the fact that although
established trn years. we have not uneuIloy cd
graduate, and are obliged 20 give this IN re-
Spouse 20 repeated calls for expert stenographers
1893 NY. ave, at 80 daily. slim
II INpERGAkTEN AND SCHOOL. AND
NiSbER6AhrEN NORMAL TRAINING CLASS
1915 Sunderland Place south Of Durcnt circle
Term begins Oct. /. 1890 Nrs LOUISA Mann al Am
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RAILROADS..
CnlsArlAkE AND OHIO RAiLwAI.


Trains iesve ruicn Depot 9th ana n streets 1857
au. Tor Newport Nc~x. Old FONT comfort aud
Norolk daily. Arrive 81 OLD hapt 80 10 Pa.
and >orIolk a q 40 pn
Ii 20 An. Cincinnati fKpress daily 10 sfSfiops IN
nifslniA West Virginia. kentucky and Cincinnati.
Ncsueale sleepers through Without change 70 cn-
- cinnat. arriving at - an.
ii 10 Pm. b; Q. V. Nssubule Limited daily solid
Trans. with dining cars. through without
change 10 ,incinnsuL kestibuls SLEEPER for Les
ington aud Louisville. Pullman Cars arc open %
receive Passengers A. M
Once. ol3 lennsy wanna Ayepua
.. NV. FULLER
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A RT iNsTRUcTI0N-THE GREATEST oppoR.
Desgners DECORATORS Artists learn TO Draw and
FAINT persctly for almost nothing for those who com.
mence now or by Sept 3. Cali and the wondarfuj
progress Of students Portraits order from o5 e
$4,000 J. H. MORRILL,. the teacher has had ~
medals and studied 10 years with the most
artists ~ Europe. 100000 worth Of paintings on
tree day and evening for the Arst week n
september tafter. 2bcl S04 y st. NV. Ru20.lm
SPENcEkIAH BUSINESS 4 sc G3 3 J..
s aSa 1Ssns ss: saSs.9n that
nsar 6sgin: MoNDAY, Sept Once open fOr 8:
six schools Wig School Of Practical nainess md ~.
counts. Including English lsn1uege busineas arith.
metic and rapid writing; Moral and Social Culture
School Of preparatory English Including ssincntsry
bookkeeping; School Of Shorthand aud Typevritine,
Including punctuation aud spslnG school Of spence.
rian Practical Penmsnship. including teachers nor
nal eoyfse and blackboard writing; Hchool Of Ne
chauica aud Architectural Drawing, Including
ment WORT School for Civil servce Training ndiyd-
nal and class instruction. Day and Night Seosions.
Year for bustpess courss day 1sss0ps
payable Sl0 on entering and balance on moDtkT IA.
stsiimepls Of 80 each. $50 II paid IN full Oh en-
terms Year schelarshtp, night sssiioaA esd paya6e
% entering and balance in monthly a
es each o. 300 Paid y full on sntsring Qpsstsry
cal ior Few i1ssr ,ns
.u,s Ma s sxSa + f fiosig:h
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IlAUQUIER INSTITUTE FoR YOUNG LADIES.
u warrenton, Va Situated in the Piedmont rsg.or,
OF virginia, on the hichmoud and Dapvlle railroad,
b miles from Washington. very successful school
entirely full two past sessions. strong faculty.
Next term begins SEPTEMBER Is, leo0.
For catalogue address
jyl7-eo:,9t (iFO a. BUTLER An pr1nc,n.I
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NEW YORK MILITARY ACADEMY
IN COR NwALL-ON-HUDSUN, NY
Tor illustrated catalogue OF IL pages address
Col {. y. WRIGHT, d. g.. An. superin &c ndent.
1yl0-eo3m
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MELROsE INSTITUTE. BOARDING AND DAY
" SCHOOL for Girls Hysttsyille, Nd railroad ak
miles from Washington, thirty four miles from Bsti-
more keopens September "a. 1890. Circular on
application. g. IN
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NJ ISS MARY l.. CLEMENTS
N1 Teacher Of Piano, Violin and
Theory OF Music.
ss-a' 10l6 9Th St NV.
INASHINGTON CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC,
w Good Templar Hal ~ st. aud Pa ave.-Twenty-
nrst year. Piano, Organ. voice, Violin
Free advantages D. b. BULLARD, Director. sS-lms
rHINA PAINT!Na-LESsONs GIVEN IN ROYAL
Large Or small orders executed. Choice seIectioa of
newest styles Of undecorated china ware also Roman
Gold and all OF the materials for the of china deco
rators constantly on hand. SAMUEL SHERRAT,
SCOT 5l6 9th ~ u. ".
~ 1435 CORCORAN 1T.
AND 43l 7IH st. NV.
Violin, Piano. Organ. Vocal Lessons SOL
SHORTHAND
Intsixteen easy lessons
Typawriting Taught Tree.
Day and Evening Sessions.
Head school Acme photography.
su3O-im +. j. MULVEY, Principal.
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CIR Tn Brsr.
TUE CONCORD HARNEsa
Iufz BIo.

ls7 Penn. ava. sdtosains Nssaoaal ueseL
frrnss and sAsshsis q best make - lev pssssA
ap6
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CT CECILIA's ACADEMY FOR YOUNG LADIES
~ and Children, COL East Capitol St VIII reopen
Monday. septenber y. Music aud painting receive
special attention. suzS-6ws
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-20

LOWELL, Mass, June i9.-katie
Mcnamara and Nellie Drugy, each
aged fourteen, were arrested today
charged With larceny Of money,
iewelry and wOmen's wearing
apparel from fifty houses in various
parts Of Lawrence. IL was the
practice OF the Mcnamara girl to
visit hous, :, first pretending t0 h,'
deaf and dumb. Ifauy opportunity
offered she pluuderUi trunks. carry
ing with hrra Uuml cr OF key loE the
purpose. IfthcrU were Indications
when the McSnmsra girl visited
the houses, that the inmates were
going away she and the Drury girl
suisse uenily entered the building by
the rear windows.
The Mcnamara girl was heard
moving about in the upper portion Of
house some weeks ago anu surprised
the occupants when they went up
lstlirslb by Displaying a card inscribed /:
81 am deaf and ldumb; please help
the unfortunate" Many valuable
articles Of jewelry were found in her
pockets when she was arrested. The
case was dismissed through the in
fluence Of friends. The two girls
resumed Oycratons ut onCc, but
escaped detection until today. At
their homes the police found hats,
capts. wallets aud articles II ieWelry
etc.
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senate.

WASIIINGTUN, June l9.-The fol-
lowing Senate bills We're reported
and placed on the calendar: To
adopt regulations for preventing
collisions at sea; TO authorize corpo-
rations 90 become surety in certain
cases in courts Of the United States.
The Senate resumed cOusidera-
ton Of the legislative, executive and
judicial appropriation bill. All the
committee amendments having
been disposed Of, the bill was opened
for general amendments.
Paddock moved 10 increase the
salary Of the commissioner OF the
general land office from $1,000 to
5000, and Of the assistant commits
siOner from 5000 to $500.
Without action the bill was laid
aside.
a message from the president in
relation TO the reciprocity treaties
with the Latin American nations
was laid on the table. In connec-
ton with it Hale presented an
amendment TO be yflered TO the tar
i'll bill as follows: "Aud the Pres.
ideRt Of the United States is hereby
authorized, without further legis-
lation, TO declare the ports Of the
United States open TO all the pro
ducts Of any nation Of the Ameri-
can hemisphere upon which no ex-
port duties are imposed, whenever
and so long as such nation shall ad-
NIT to its ports free OF all nation
al, provincial, municipal and
other taxes, flour, cornmeal and
other breadstuffs, preserved meats,
fish, vegetables and fruits, cotton
seed oil, rice and other provisions,
including all articles Of food: lum-
Der, furniture and all other articles
Of wood; agricultural implements
and machinery, mining and me-
chanical machinery, structural
steel and iron. Steel rails. locomo-
tives, railway cars and supplies,
street cars, refined petroleum or
such other products Of the United
States rs may be agreed on"
After eulOgies on the deceased
New York Representatives, Nut.
ting and WILDER, the Senate ad-
journed.
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Sold shipment to Germany.

New YORK, June ia local
paper says: The recent shipment Of
=, $4,000 IN gold to Germany,
$3.50, 900 OF which went ON the
steamship Columbia this morning,
has been followed by the cirCu-
latiOn I'm banking circles Of several
disquieting rumOrs, one reaching
the government officials, to the eff
feet that the shipments are on direct
orders from the German Chan
cellor.
One Of the leading bankers here
said: "The recent advance in eX-
change in Berlin and ting low rate
Of sterling exchange in Germany
arose from the policy Of extending
the German export business, and at
the same time placing such rtstric-
tons on imports rs 10 practically
prohibit them. The German gOvern-
ment is boarding gold, and no mat
ter what excuse the bankers act
ing as its agents may make, il Is
well understood where the orders
come from and where the gold goes
to-"
1t is estimated that $40, OOO, 900 will
be taken by Helielback, Ickelheim-
er & Co., on the present order
from this city, and English hank
ers said today sterling exchange
was just at the gold-shippiDg point,
and any further advance in rates
would bring out large export or
ders.
The worst feature Of the situation
is the fact that the gold bars IN the
assay office, which two years ago
amounted 10 s9J.OOO,Op0, have de-
creased to SS2, 5OO,OOO II they
should he all absorbed, drain on
the double eagles in the sub-treasury
will follow, and the hanks will lose
4 part Of their holdings.
The opinion on Wall Street is
freely expressed that the law allow
ing the withdrawal Of gold bars for
export should be amended, and the
Treasury officials should insist on
paying all checks in coin. This
would limit the shipments OF gold
10 a small figure, for il would Take
a wide difference in exchange for
shippers 10 realize n profit in ship
ping coin. Gold hars are Of know
! fineness, and charged for according
Is. On the other hand, gold coin
often falls ! per cent below the
standard Of fineness, and in Hddi
ton, there is always loss 10y abras-
| ion.
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REDDING, Gala, June l9.-The
disappearance Of Mount Sha.ta's
peak is still the subject Of discussion.
At Lower Soda Springs, some fif-
teen miles distant from the noun
tain, the water in the spring rose
rapidly on Monday, OVERLOOKING the
floor Of the Springs House. a par-
ty who arrived yesterday say the
appearance Of the mountain on the
east side indicates considerable COM
motion. Large quantities Of smoke
and vapor are rising.
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COLUMBIA, ), C., June ia
sensational duel OCCURRED on the
street between DIR. Eay, Of Congo.
rec and Justice Weston, OF this citT
The men are cousins and young.
They quarreled over a family mat
ter, whipped out revOlvers and be-
gan shooting. Both were seriously
hurt.
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New YORK, June le.-Among the
Mormon immigrants arriving here
today was Andreas Olsen, his wife
and four children. They were all
detained on n charge Of violating
the alien contract law. Olsen adj
mitted that n Mormon missionary
had promised to give him WORK
when he arrived.
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Sritchmen Re.nmc MnrL

CLEVELAND, o., June Is.-The
backbone Of the switchmen's strike
was broken tonight. The Erie
yardmen and the Big Four men
have agreed 10 return TO work on
the Lake Shore scale. The Lake
shore and Nickel Plate men are
still out.
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Fatal Railroad Collision.

CHICAGO, June ia collision
occurred between pay and freight
train on the Kansas City. st.
Joseph & Council Bluffs road this
morning. Engineer L. w. Yocum,
Of the pay train, was killed, and sew
eral others injured. Eighteen horses
were killed.
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WASHINGTON June l9.-Secre.
tary Window has applied to the at
torney-general for an opinion as TO
whether he has authority TO place a
premium on gold bars withdrawn
from the New York assay office for
eXport.
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Sneezing, shutting and coughing
This is the music all O7s, the land
lust now. "I've got such at awful
cold in my head" Cure it With
EIy's Cream Balm or ii may end in
the toughest form Of catarrh. Maybe
YOU have catarrh now. Nothing Is
more nauseo-- and dreadful. This
remedy masters ii G-I-o remedy ever
did. Not n snuff nor hauid.
Pleasant, certain, radical.
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sighed Tom 10 his beloved lie knew no;
what gave her such charm IN his eyes-
Her teeth. preserved b. sozOpOr WI en- she
had rset from zirIho0d. did his business
Sne,held her lover by virtue Of sozOpONi-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-20
AT DENVER.
Annual NEE linz Of the Nicaragua
Construction C6f"p-uy.

denver, Colo, June 1.-THE
third annual meeting Of the Nieara-
qua Canal Construction Company
was held at the office Of the COM
pany in Denver today. The follow
Ing named stockholders were elected
directors fDs the ensuing year:
Warner Miller, A. {. Cheney, Al
fred NJ. Hoyt, w. l.. Scott, :. =
O'Shaughnessy, J. w. Miller, RIA.
Lancaster, J. ;. Macauley, y. h.
Fairhank, Smith NJ. Wood, Henry
II. Hoyt, Robert Sturges, Edward
HOlbrOOk.
Messrs. Alexander !. Mason and
William y. MCQicker came on from
New York to attend the meeting.
The present officers Of the company
are: President, A. G.. Cheney; sec
Rotary, J. w. Miller; and treasurer,
Henry II. Hoyt The sttOrneys Of
the company are A1essrs. DAILY, HOyt
and Mason, Of New York.
The company Is at present active
Is engaged In the construction Of,
.he Nicaragua canal, work having
been commenced about October sth,
1889.
Immediately after the adjourn
ment Of the company, the first an
nual meeting Of the Nicaragua Mail,
Steam. Navigation and Trading
Company was held. The following
directors were elected for the ensu-
ing year: 4. G.. Cheney, Alexander
T. Mason, John T. SprOull, Jose NJ.
MunOse and Samuel G.. Miller. This
company owns and operates the line
Of steamers which ply between the
port Of GreytOwn and Granada in
the Republic Of Nicaragua, by way
Of the San Juaa River ami Lake
Nicaragua. II holds frOIa u. row
eminent OF Nicaragua the exclusive
privilege Of navigating these waters
by steam. The greater part Of the
inland commerce Of the country
passes over its lines.