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DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.
mr. MrRRY-oo-RorNp.


The petition from the residents 10 the neigh
borhood OF T street between Florida svsnut
and eth street northwest. against the merry,
go-round or FIXING horses. together
with the question, After h-
cense has been regularly issued
and person has commenced business nndet 10
have the Commissioners power 30 arbitrarily
revoke III" were submitted 20 the attorney FOO
the Difrict for his opinion. Assistant Attorney
Thomss submitted his opinion today, in which
be holds that the license held by the owners Of
the merry-go-round 10 essentially property. and
while the corporation may impose fines
for violation OF il. it may NOT
ordain a forfeiture Of the license He therefore
advises that the Commissioners cannot legally
revoke the license in question, and those vhd
are annoyed by the mer,y-go-round should
seek redress in the courts.
INCREASED NAKKrr RECEIPTS
The report OF the market master Of the
Western market shows that during tia last
fiscal year &C. eco. 90 was received. the largest
receipts since the market was frst occupied
NfscELIANEoUs
Capt Iusk OF the water department 10 srfnd-
ing u much-needed vacation at Fort Hamilton.
\. y. lie wall be absent abont week.
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A STATE SECRET.
The Secretary Of War Receiving Mail
at Tacoma.

TACOMA, WASH, August 11.-What is prob
ably state secret with the cabinet and diplo-
matte officials at Washington, and one which
appears to have been carefully guarded, has
come to light here. Yesterday letters were re-.
ceived at the post Office here addressed to
Hon. Red6eld Proctor, Secretary of War, Ia
coma, Washington" and they have been de-
fivered to the leading hotel here anticipating
his arrival. 1t is thought that the Secretary
may be coming in relation TO the Behring sea
complications or to examine into the northwest
Pacific coast defenses
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The Letter Carriers, Congress.

The first annual convention of the National
Association OF Letter Carriers will be held at
Boston on August 10, IA and Is, when some
steps tending toward the betterment of the
postman will be taken. One delegate vii! be
allowed to one hundred carriers or fraction
thereof.
One of the objects Of the meeting is to dis
cuss and prepare petition to Congress asking
that the pay of carriers OF the first class Be in
creased from 81 900 to $1,000 year and the
second class from $500 to 1000. No request
will be made for the increase of the pay OF the
third class men. which is 5000 a year. Con-
gress will also be asked that men who are en-
ployed as substitutes shall receive $500 year
each, and not be paid for actual services rem
dered at the rate of $500 year and compelled
to remain about the Offices without pay.
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CAsH o. CHEDrr.

wevfn sell Won Handsome SOLID OAK ANTIQUE
FINISHED BED ROOM SUITE, pieces. for $l7
cash BIS credit.
We viii sell you 7-piece PARLOR SUITE. solid
walnut frames upholstered In the best hair eiotn Tor
s2S cash $50 on credit
We viii sell you q 7-piecs PARLOR SUITE, solid
walnut frames, upholstered in plush. com oanauon
coIOrs. for s2S cash $50 on credit.
We viii sell you good W1RE-TOVEN BED SPRING
for s2.25 cash or e. so on credit.
We Will sell you a good quality BRUSSELS CARPET
for SOC. per yard cash DOC. per yard on credit.
We will sell you good INGRAM CARPET for 35c
Fer yard cash or 40c. per yard on credit.
We Sew andIAy all CARPETS Freeof Cost and do
not charge for the waste in matching figures
We will sell all CARPETS MATTINGS AND OIL
CLOTHS on Credits sc advance VI . cents per yard
on the lowest cash price,
EASY WEEKLY or MONTHLY PAYMENTS taken
On al credit sales. and no notes required
CASH DISCOUNT allowed On al accounts ssstlsd In
6gdaya
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Sch0oners sunk I'm q Gale.

CLsvxLAxD, ONO. August 1.-Two schooners
went down in Lake Erie within few miles OF
Cleveland last night during the gale. The
Fannie L. jones' Of this city, laden with lime
stone, sprung leak and sank about mile from
tie breakwater. The captain, T. O. Cummings,
was drowned but the remainder Of the crew
were rescued by the life-saving crew. The
Jones was valued at s4,0o0.
The schooner Two Fannies, with iron ore
rom Escanaba TO Cleveland, went down about
tw Give mics of this harbor. The crew took TO
tho yawi boat and were picked up by the
stcamS~ City OF Detroit Just before daylight.
The Two Fannies was owned 81 Kenosha, Wiz,
aud valued 81 S11. 900.
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Paris, August ll.--A committee, consisting
Of DIR. st. Clair. Mr.. Tingle, Col Hull. Mr.. Ed-
wards of Berlin. Mr.. Mason OF Frankfort and
Mr.. Crawford OF 81 Petersburg has been APP
pointed by the United States consular conven-
ton 20 meet at Frankfort on the 10th instant
to formulate n report on the labors Of the con.
yontion for the government at Washington
The convention rendered the highest praise
to DIR. Rathbone for his energy.
DR. ST Clair is i'll
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Washington STOCK EXCHANGE.


sales-Regular Call-l2o'ciock n: Peoples Fire
Insurance, 20 at SO.
Government Bonds-U. s AIS, 1891. registered.
lO3k bid, 104K asked. U. S. As registered. 1907
l23x bid, 1a4ls asked. u. 5. As, COUPON 1907
LIB /. bid. l24A asked.
District OF Columbia Bonds-Per imp. 6s 1891
gold l0l d bid Per imp. Is, 1881. currency, l02 d
bid. Market stock 1sSs, currency. lo3a bid 20
year fund. Is. 1877, gold. lo3 bid. 2o.year fund,
as, 1901, currency. 1879 bid. Cougar fund Os.
gold, 1909, 123 bid. Water stock, "a, currency.
1908. l4oh bid. S-oos, ls24. fund, currency. 10y
bid.
Miscellaneous Bonds-U. S. Electric Light bonds,
LIST Us. 100 bid. U: S. Electric Light bonds,
"a Gs; $50 bid bid; Washington and Georgetown
and Georgetown Convertible bonds. IS, 200 bid.
Masonic Hall Association IS. 1885 1O6 bid.
S0ass Make; sa Company Is,
asked. Washington Light Infantry first
mortgage, os: 1904 81 bid; Washington Light In
Gas Light Company bonds. series A, 6s. liz Il
bid. Washington Gas Light Company bonds
series B. Us, lis bid, FL asked. Hygienic
Ice Company, first mortgage, tie, 90 bid, los
asked. American Security and Trust 100 bid
National Bank Stocks-bank Of Washington $50
bid. $50 asked y, Bank Of Republic; ao5 bid,
bid. Farmers and Mechanics, 1876 bid, POS
asked. Citizens, 40 bid. $50 asked. Columbia,
10 bid. ls5 asked. Capital. lls bid. West End,
e~~
10J bid.
railroad Stocks Washington and George
town, 395 bid, :S25 asked. Metropolitan, 100 bid.
l7i asked. Columbia, II bid. so asked. Capitol
and North o Street. 63 bid, 20 asked. lexington
and Soldiers Home Railroad, az asked. George
town ami Tenallytown, 80 bid.
Insurance Stocks-Firemens A. bid. FRANKLIN,
81 bid Metropolitan. so bid. National Union
o0k bid. Arlington, 175 bid. Corcoran. 65 bid,
20 asked. Columbia, Is bid. 20 asked. Ger
man. American. $50 bid Potomac, so bid, 100
asked. Riggs. 81 bid Peoples, 90 bid Lin
Title Insurance Stocks - Columbia Title, ca
bid, asked. Real Estate Title, l25 bid, l33
asked.
Gas and Electric Light Washington Ca.
46h bid. Georgetown Gas, 90 bid. U. 5. Electric
Light, los bid.
Telephone Stocks - Pennsylvania. 25 bid. 30
asked. Chesapeake and Potomac. a bid,
20 asked. American Graphophone, 15Z bid.
l6sl asked.
Miscellaneous Stocks-washington Market CON-
pany. Is bid, 21 asked. Great Falls Ice Com
pany. DDS bid, 240 asked. Bull Run Panorama,
20 bid, 20 asked. Washington Safe Deposit
Company. l27k bid. National Topographic, IS
asked. Pneumatic Gun Carriage, bad, IL asked.
Washington Loan and Trust Company, a. bid.
asked. American Security and Trust Company.
SO bid. Lincoln Hall, 80 bid, 100 asked. Hygienic
Ice Company, % bid. lnter-ocean Building Com
pany, l02 bid.
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NINE. A. Rurprnr SAYS.

The principal tnebearer Of are is the skin OF the
human face" To regain youthful appearance we
must scale this outer skin Of and form new skin en-
tire. Nine A. Rupperfs world-renowned Face biseeo
this without injury harmful effect cutting the
calious filing Of the pores aud drawing out copietey
all discolorations impurities. one bottle s2 three
bottles usually required TO clear the complexon go
sent TO address. Call at ONCE ana see young Rri
with side of her face cleared and othsr side as was
originally showing vast change. send 4c postage
for full particulars NINE. A RUPERT, 4oo tn ST.
n-w.. Washington. Dc Open evenings, $50 10th near
Fupw yo
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Grief at John Boyle O'ReiIly's Death.

Grief at John Boyle OReilly's Death.
BosToN, August ia Bar Harpor, Me-,
special to the Globe says that Cardinal Gibbons,
on being informed of John O'Reilly's death,
said: 1T is a public calamity. Not only loss
to the country, but to the church and humanity
in general"
Turning away he added: "Its great loss; a
great loss"
Archbishop Ryan seemed greatly shocked
and said Humanity can i'll spare such man
as John Boyle OReilly from it's foremost ranks.
1t is indeed a painful surprise"
Secretary Blaine seemed painfully surprised
to hear Of the death, but made no comment
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England Don't Want a Papal Envoy.

England Don't Want a Papal Envoy.
ROME, August 1.-THE English government
has informed Cardinal Rampola. papal secre-
tary Of state, that it is impossible for England
to receive papal envoy or to send q minister
to the vatican. 1t has been suggested by the
vatican that . secretary DO attached to thes
British legation at Vienna, whose duty should
be to conduct negotiations with the vatican
and to sometimes visit Rome
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Saratoga Races.

SARATOGA, NY, August 1l.-First race-Five
furlongs. RAINBOW won, with Carnot second
and Golden Rod third Time, 1.02Sl.
Second race-One mile and furlong King
Crab won, with Hypocrite second and Lady
Pulsifer third. Time. 1.56.
Third receive furlongs. Mabelle won, with
Allen Bane second and Avalon third. Time,
l0SA.
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Not a Passenger Hurt.

WATERFOWL, N. Y, August 1.-THE west
bound flyer on the Rome, WATERFOWL and
Ogdensburg railroad at 3 O'Clock this morning
collided with q number of freight cars at
Adams Centre. Four freight cars, the engine,
the baggage Cur and the first coach were dam
aged. Not q passenger was injured. The fire.
man sustained severe bruises
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The motor men Of the electric street railroad
at Dayton, Ohio. struck yesterday afternoon
because their wages were reduced from elsa
to $1.35 q day and becsuse the superintendent
was unpopular. They left all the cars at the
end of the line farthest from the power house.
In reply TO petitions Of Armenians seeking
admission to the Russian church the Official an
nouncement 10 made that Russia VIII heartily
welcome the applicants, but that she deciinea
to bind herself to any particular policy IN be-
half Of Armenia.
Baron Leon of Vienna has besu killed b. fail.
ing over pFecjpics IN the Alps.
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Baltimore Markets,

BALTIMORE. August 1l.-Cottou dulI-middling,
12L. Flour fairly active and hrmer-Howard
street and western superfine, 2.25a.290; do. do.
extra. 3 1oa4.15; do. do. family, 4osa 60: City
patent, 5.loa5.6o: spring do. do, 5.0oa5-4o, do.
do straight 4.5oa4. 20. do. do. extra. 4.00a4:}0.
Wheat = southern strong: Fultz, sSa99. Long
berry, 93a99; No. 9, 9S; steamer No. ., red, 81;
western strong: No g winter red, spot, gsassA;
August. 9sa9s4; September, 9s1E ass,1: October,
99EaIOO, December, 1o3al03k. Corn-southern
quiet white. 55a60 yellow, 55a5s; western frmer;
mixed spot, 55La55z; August, 5oxa55z; Sep
temb 55ha55k; October, 55k bid. Oats hrml
ungraded southern and Pennsylvania, 42s46; do.
graded No. 9, white, 40: do do mixed, "A; new
white, ALAS; do. mixed, 4oa42. Rye very
frm-choice, Glaze; good to prime, 5sa6o CON-
mon 70 fair 55a57. Hay steady-prtfne TO choice
timothy ll.50al2.50. Provisions firm. Butter
fairly active, easy. Eggs steady. very scarce-l6K
70 Liverpool per steamer dull and easter-cotton,
lIc: nour, us-3d.: grain hakd. Cork for orders :
O. Cd a3a Receipty-four. Il, 464 barrels; wheat,
i3 600 bushels: corn g. 600 bushels: oats 81 900
bushels; rye, 5000 bushels. shipmenes-nour
4o3 barrels; wheat 1876. 900 bushels: corn. 1000
BALTIMORE August 1l.-yireinia TO- eos, 37a
Al: do threes, 90. Baltimore and Ohio stock. losa
lO4: Northern Central stock. 6Sk; Cincinnati.
Washington and Baltimore nrsts, 99a1o0, consoli-
dated gas stocks. 81 a52
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, August IL tCloeingo.-Wheat-sep-
TENDER, ees:;: October. se; May lo:s; Corn
Oats-Augusk 39k; September. ae,s: October. 50.
May, l2k. fort-Augasa lo-9o: september,
Il.2O: October, 1890. Lard-September. $50;
October. etA Short s-sspssmbsr. 652k. %
tobss, &eA
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THE LAFAYETrE STATUE,
Itw as Shipped From Paris to This Cit,
Today.

Secretary Proctor has received eablesram
from United States Minister Reid at Paris,
dated Saturday, as follows:
Lafayette monument shipped Normandie,
sailing TODAY
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CARDINAL NEWMAN ILL.
He is Supposed to be Dying Of Pneu-
monia.

LONDON, August 11.-Cardinal Newman is
dangerously i'll at Birmingham. He is suffer-
ing from an attack of pneumonia. The last
rites of the church have been administered to
him and he has been prayed for in the
churches.
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Strike in Ireland.

DUBLIN, August li.-Some Of the men en-
loyed on the Dublin, Wicklow and Wexford
railway have gone on strike in consequence
Of the discharge Of o number Of workmen who
belonged to tho employees union The service
on the line 10 not impeded.
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Fifteen Million Passed.

PARKERsBURe, W. Va, August Flour ex-
press cars containing silver bullion to the
amount Of sl5,00o,0o passed through here
Saturday night en- route from Washington to
the New Orleans mint
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BRussEIs, August 11.-A terrific thunder
storm has prevailed in this city and tho sur
rounding country. The rain fell in such vast
quantities that the fields were flooded and
great damage was done 10 the crops. A num-
Der Of houses we're shattered by lightning. No
reports Of loss Of life have been received.
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low I'm Buenos Ayres.

BuESos AYREs, August ll-Mass meetings
and other demonstrations Of rejoicing over the
downfall of Celman we're held here yesterday.
The statements in circulation purporting to be
forecasts OF the financial policy Of the govern
ment are Enthusiastically. Senior Lopez has not
yet furnished an exhibit Of the nations
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ChOlera's Victims.

CA1Ro, August 11.-There were one hundred
and twenty-six deaths from cholera at Jeddah
yesterday, and at Mecca the deaths f,om the
disease numbered one hundred and eight
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A Parson State Senator,

From the Lewiston, Ne, Journal.
The next Maine senate will have chaplain
of its own in the Rev. Charles Dawson, who
has been nominated for senator by the repub-
licans OF Piscataquis county, and undoubtedly
will be elected. He was a farmer till he was
forty-seven years old, when he entered the
ministry without any training, and has since
been pastor of the Union Church in Greenville.
He was born in Dlonson sixty-four years ago.
In 1886 he was elected by the republicans of
the district of which Greenville was then and
is now a part as q representative in the state
Legislature, and sat in that body during the
session of 1887. He made good representa-
tive The parsons defeat Of such shrewd
and able politician as J. +. Sprague, Gag, Of
Monson, in the convention is one OF the most
interesting phases of the Maine campaign
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WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP.

ACTING AS SECRETARY OF WAR.--Gen. Scho-
field is acting Secretary of War in the absence
from the city of both Secretary Proctor and
Assistant Secretary Grant. Secretary Proctor
is expected to return from Boston Wednesday
niUbf
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Getting There,

CHATHAM, Mass, August 1l.-United States
Cruiser Baltimore, with President Harrison on
board. is passing north at 1890 am. The wind
is north. weather clear and they will probably
reach Boston about pm.
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At the instigation OF the Irish members Of
the house OF commons influential Catholics are
urging the pope 10 transfer the Most Rev. Ed
wsrd I. 0iDwyer. DID,, bishop Of Limerick, 70
diocese IN England
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INCREASED NAKKrr RrcrIPrs
Special Census Agents Appo,n,ed.

Superintendent Porter has appointed the tol-
lowing-named special agents. Geo. X. Harris,
Fair Haven. Vt; VIM. {. Hubbard, Plainhcld,
Nj; Geo. Kenneth, assistant, Brooklyn. " III
Henry Henderson, assistant. brooklyn, " Y
David l.. Watkins, assistant, BROOKLYN y III
Henry II. Sequine, assistant, Brooklyn, NY.
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BEFORE THE SEcRETARY.-The charges and
specification In the case Of Col A. v. Kautz,
eighth infantry, accused by Brig. Gen. John R.
Brooke Of various offenses, and the counter
charges by Col. Kautz, have been laid by Gen.
Schoficld before Secretary Proctor for action
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Chili's New Cabinet

LONDON, August l1.-Advices from Santiago
de Chila state that now cabinet will be formed
under Senior Belisario Pratt
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DR.. Nansen's Polar Expedition.

From the Pail Mall Gazette.
DR.. Nansen's expedition to the north pole is
to start in the spring Of 1892 His companion,
Capt. Sverdrup, will take the nautical direc-
ton. He is at present on board fishing boat
in the polar seas in order to practice in maneuv-
ering among the ice. During this trip he will
touch at Nova Zembla and try to reach Franz
Josef Land. Dr. Nansen wishes to compose his
crew solely Of Norwegian sailors, but among
the scientific STAFF some foreigners will be adj
mittei
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F, REVENUE APPOINTMENT Secretary Of
the Treasury has made the following appoint
ments in the internal revenue service: Henry
NJ. Deal. United States gauger. Chicago, Ill. !;
James A. Wallace, United States storekeeper
and gauger, Richmond. KY; Ira T. Carter and
Robert A. Keever. United States storekeepers
and gaugers Statesville, NC.
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Work of the Consular Convention.

Hare you signed u yeff n not. don't delap -
reoiSier your protest Ggp,nu me Atkinson bfl.
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Az . dance Of Italians at saloon in Glasgow,
MY, on Sunday fight took place, during
which an italian known as No. was killed and
another man believed to be fatally dubbed
Two were captured; Eve escaped.
Yesterday prize fight took place at road
house few miles from Butte. Mont, between
Chicago. D0ughery was knocked ouf in three
sounda
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may $40 BcI0r0 no - neuOmfnatcu.
CHEYENNE, W.T., August 1l.-Gov. Warren is
lying seriously IN with congestion Of the brain.
He may die. Today he wss to have been re-
nominated
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CAPITOL TOPICS.
LIMITING TIE LADY xAxAoKRa

In the House today Representative Frank
(Me.) introduced for reference . bill limiting
to fifteen the number Of the board Of lady
managers who may be appointed BY the world
fair commission. He states that he takes this
action ON account Of information received that
more than one hundred ladies have been
appointed.
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Range Of the Thermometer Today.
Tie following were the readings at the Sig
nal Office today: Sam, 62; 2 pm, 81; maxi
mum. 60; minimum. So
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p. q r o q An.
100 md TAI 7th II M

beilSdonna BackAche PlAsters. Try one and Be free
from pain Price 20 cents.
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ID nx @ o o D 3.
To M,kE Roox Fon EA11 Isvo1cr

We will offer. until September ], our ane line Of
LADIES FASHIONABLE HATEkPROOF GAR
AENTs at greatly reduced prices. We quote few Of
our many styles and grades.
Striped LsnstEys close fitting sling sseve at 80 so
5r1ped Princess close hitting without sleeve At 81 so
STRIPED Emnsiita, ciOse-httins without sleeve. ~
S225.
Striped Peasant oOse-ftting without sleeve, 1t e.
Cloth-surfGce Nod;eskas. elose-dttins, at IS so.
Cloth-scrfsce lexington. close nttlnlS. at s3
Velvet -nElshed Circulars, high Colar Monk Hood.
81 81 -. B6cx Electrfc Circulars, 7Jc. TO 81 So
Misses and Childreas Waterprocts at proportlonate
price, GOODYEAR RUBBER COMPANY.
303 9th ct.
;y3I-3m MELVILLE LINDSAY. Mansger.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
New York Stock Market
Nam. o. @ A Name. o. C

The following the opening and closing prices Of
t's New York stock Market. reported by special
ware to CorsOu and Mccartney, 14ls street;
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Robert Graham a colored boy with no hair
ON his head feloniously took stole and car
ried away" u small amount of money which
did not belong to him, and that is why he is
spending two weeks in Jail,
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GRATEFCI-CONFOaTIN0
EPPs's COCOA
BREAKFAST.

'Dy thorough knowledge Of the natural laws which
govern the operations Of digestion and nutrition and
bs careful .PPl,ca ton Of the hne properties Of we
selected Cocoa Mr. kpps has provided our Breakfast
tables with . drlcaIely favored beverage which uaay
save many heavy doctors bills II By The judi.
cotls Of such lxtlciss VI Diet thai
may be gradUallJ built up until strOnS enough to re-
AasI even tsndency Ia disesse- Hundreds subtle
nalaies Heating around ready attack where
ever tnsre y awesls point We mAy escape many 9
fata shaft by keeping ourselves well fortified with
- Tvtcc Gdxctte
II half pound tins by grOcers. labeled thus:
JAMES EPPS CO. homeopathic Chemis,a
srl 1-sa.m&tu Iandcn. Enxl.,a
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DunrSo Tur SUMNER Mosrns
AVOID sTIMuLANTa
Take the Genuine Imported

CARLSBAD SPRUDEL SALT
early In the morning, before breakfast II incressss
srreate rTsrs inTerect dieestioh. tores aud ceoia
the system
II il the best Arer1ent LAXATIVE and Diuressc yss
out
Beware Of limitations. The genuine has tire ssrus.
ture Of fisher Mepcelson Co." Sole Assnfs sas
the o. ever bottle. s3o
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NAVAL ORDEns.-Pay Inspector A. Kenny
has been detached from the Philadelphia and
ordered to the Baltimore, 18th instant, reliev-
ing Pay Inspector L. G. Billings, who has been
ordered to the Philadelphia as fleet paymaster
of the north Atlantic station; Naval Cadet n. T.
Coleman has been detached from the Pensacola
and granted leave of absence until October L.