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Do You WANT BAReA1ss

IN HOUSE FURNISHINGS
II so. see those offered by
JULIUS LANSBURGH.
18TH AND + L
before buying elsewhere.
REDUCTIONS III EVERY DEPARTMENT.
TAI DRAPRkIEs, UPHOLSTERY GOODS.
to les. than One-half Of former price.
perpr former price $1,000. Very handsome aud
III " Imported Punjab Curtains reduced from Gle
100 20 s r., "a fsh per s Striped sdr fis ana S.srSt Curtains -.aucss
70 ssc. per pr. former price 200. Cool and dura-
FOR FURNITURE tSEsTfsEs AND pn,pERr.
81 SaS' reduced from s3 e to sI23 Per I'd.
rs I@.S s sss
35Oyds Silk and Wool Renaissance reduced to Al. a
per I'd former price s3oo.
MATING! MATTIN6i
Nothing nicer or cooler for door coverings for sum
$50 Rolls Plain White Mating reduced to a. 40 Der
49, Rolls Fancy Mating reduced to o. per roll.
2l7 Rolls Fancy Mating reduced from slO to $3.50
80 Rolls Fancy Seamless Mating reduced from
2s3 hollis Fancy Seamless Mating reduced from
4l5 hollis Fancy Seamless Mating reduced from
sPs e Il Rf5 5Stl: AZ sOl h 40 fs ysFIs sse hh1.RprTs
made and isid at S1 53c per Ss', yarn Hh-"00i Ingram Carpets
suites oAsTod q s5 !; v atsS' stG p 1S,iqa sS OAK o .na
f fHes s saltss sre hn s1ts3,i ls aoSs, d res seveied glass
for the money. Examine them
BIG REDUCTION ON ENTIRE STOCK OF FUR
NIlUkL- Cuu and sea tr Bar2dias offered Baby Car
riaSrs, S5-the best ever shown at that price
worth fully 81. Also . full line Of inner aud hand
sonler Carrases from 81 so up to ESQ.
kefrizerators and Ice Chests FROM up. Buy now
and he prepared for the hot weather.
Give your order TOR Window Screens and Doors.
Estimates furnished. Adjustable Window Screens
viii Mt any door.
FrOtecI your Furniture with
LOOSE COVERS,
made to order at lowest possible prices. Perfect 1T
guaranteed.
New and select stock Of Wall Papers. Latest and cor
rect Effects. Thorough WOrkfaanshfp aud Lou ricsx
JULIUS ~LANSBURGH,
m3I 13th and Al.
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FoRr scorr. KAN, June 5.-Judge J. S. West
Of the United States District Court yesterday
rendered a decision on an Original package
case. in which he declined to enforce the state
prohibitory law and which Is in line with the
recent decision of the Supreme Court
opinion by Chief Justice Fuller.
The decision was occasioned by q writ of
habeas corpus in the case of Cary Bren and
Abraham Harris, arrested under the state law
for selling intoxicating liquor in original pack
ages. Judge West released the prisoners hold
ing that in view of the Supreme Courts decis-
ion they were being unconstitutionally de-
priyed of their liberty.
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DISTRICT APPROPRIATIONS.
The Conference Committee Almost
Ready to Report.

The conference committee on the District
appropriation bill has already held three meet
ings and is almost ready to make their report.
The committee will in all probability present
their report early next week, and il possible
the bill will then be considered in both houses
as soon as possible.
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THE WORLDS FAIR COMMISSION.
Secretary Blaine Directs a Meeting In
Chicago on the 26th Instant.

Secretary Blaine has issued instructions to
the worlds fair commissioners-by letters to
each one-directing them to meet in Chicago
at noon on the 26th instant for the purpose of
discussing plans for the great exposition Of
1898 and the election of officers.
Chief Clerk Brown Of the State Department
has been made chairman of the board In
charge of the government exhibits. The meet
ing ut Chicago will be attended by the nine
general commissioners, besides the representa-
tives Of the states, and will be held at the
Grand Pacific Hotel.
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ARMY ORDERS First Lieut.. ". H. Cowles,

ARMY ORDERs.-Firs Lieut.. W. H. Cowles.
eighteenth infantry, has been relieved from
duty at the State Agricultural College of Colo
RADIO and ordered to join his company. Mai.
George W. Candee. paymaster, has been ordered
to duty in the division Of the Missouri. with sta
ton at Chicago. Leaves of absence have been
granted as follows: First Lieut.. A. F. Blunt,
fifth artillery, forty days; Capt. +. B. Hamilton,
second artillery, two months extension: Sec,
ond Lieut.. H.. c.. Schumm, second artillery. six
months extension. Capt. William d.. Dietz.
assistant surgeon. has been ordered to return
to his regular station. Capt. II. H.. Ketohum,
twenty-second infantry, has been ordered to
report to the governor of Iowa for dutv in
connection with the National Guard of that
state,
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B'nai Birth Adjourned.
TO THE EVENING SrAE-

special Dispatch 10 The EVENING SrAE-
RICHMOND, June 5.-The convention of the
B'nai Birth adjourned today and at 2 o'clock
the delegates are being entertained by Hon.
VIM. Lovenstein. julius Bien Of New York
was reelected president and all the other
officers are reelected Simon Wolf was
placed on the executive committee. Cincin-
natl was selected as the place OF next meeting.
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P0stmasters Nominated Today.
Th. D-oa;l1.A Aodau ao.A A. RlIa-.

nations to the Senate:
Observation-Disclosures Pease,
Thomaston. New Y~ork-Andrew ID. Baird,
Brooklyn; Oliver H.. Griffin, Stapleton: Judson
Field, Canastota. Pennsylvania-DanieI L. s.
Nicely. Sewickley; Christopher Sheets, Braddock.
Acknowledgment G. Tuck, Annapolis.
Texas-Neil +. Campbell. Bastrop; James A.
Tolliver, Columbus. Missouri - Nathan c.
GARRISON, Hamilton. Michigan-Neri b. Kin
sey, Saginaw. lillian ID. Hale.
Minneapolis; Philo Halves, Luverne. Kansas
Andrew J. Ryan. Augusta. Washington
Thomas Smith, Palouse.
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Military Cadets Annofn<o6-

The following persons have been appointed
cadets at the United States Military Academy:
Seymour N. Galiand, eleventh district Of Penn
syivania (alternate); Geo. J. Krebs, seventeenth
district OF Pennsylvania; Ray r. Saffold, fourth
district OF Alabama; John Craig, fourth district
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OST THE BLOOM DE

O'A ElC DLoOn OE
~ youth BY inattention to
The skin. Found again by
The use OF Fels's Germicide
soap. Lessons and prevents
freckles. tan, discOloratfon
and Inflammation Of the
skin. Its sweet and dainty
UdOr Is the result of nat
uHl ingredients, not Of
irritatlug periumery. Pro-
tects the healthy skin and
cures the diseased skin.
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Revenue Appointm ents.

The Secretary of the Treasury has made the
following appointments in the revenue service:
Ambrose Brewer, store keeper and gauger
fifth North Carolina; James Kip, store keeper.
and gauger, first district California; John A.
McCubbin, store keeper and gauger fifth dis
trict North Carolina.
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JOHANN Horrs Malt Extract

have made 1t 80 popular. Quite naturally, imitators
have come into the market, against which the public
should be warned. See that Johann Hoffs s." sigma
ture is on the neck Of the bottle. EIsNER L MEN
DELsON CO, Sole Agents. 9 Barclay ST.. New York.
20
VOU HAVE TRIED AND WERE PLEASED WITH
Il them They stimulate the liver. regulate the bow
els, improve the COMPLEXION. Carters Little Liver
Hlls.
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ELI.~S
GEkMlCIDE SOAP.

OF value in
all forms Of skin and scalp
disease. The germs are
destroyed. the pores
opened, sores. irTitated
and itching parts socthed
and free and full activity
Is given TO the effective,
healing and medical pow
ers of the soap. And
while delightful to use
every day II is doing its
duty BY warding of disease.
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FELS'S
GERMICIDE SOAP.

PHYSICIANS use Fels's
Gernlicide Soap in their
practice. Because il Is
the best medium whereby
The antiseptics aud ger
nicides Necessary to the
cure of cutaneous affec-
tions can be employed.
So mild aud pure Is Fels's
Gernlcide soap that even
the tender skin of the baby
gains tone and health
from its constant use.
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FOREIGN FLAGS Nor ADM1rrED.-Assistant
Secretary Tichenor has denied a request for
the free entry of certain flags for the equip
ment of the German steamer Minister Nav
back, expected to arrive soon at New York. on
the ground that there is no legal authority
therefOr-
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An ARMY ExAMINATIoN.-Capts. J. E. Greer,
Charles Schiller and S. E. Blunt Of the ord
nance department have been appointed a board
to meet at New York city on the oath instant
for the examination of Second Lieut.. b. W.
Dunn. third artillery; J. b. Bellinger, fifth ar
tiilery, and John ID. Burette. third artillery.
with "a view to selection for transfer to the
ordnance department.
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Lewis C.. Haklun Dead.

ELLIcorT CRY, Nd, June 5.-Mr. Lewis c.
Hasiup died yesterday at his home in Howard
county. He, several years ago, built and owned
Wallis Opera House in Washington. He also
helped to make the pick which Charles Carroll
OF Carrollton used in breaking the ground for
the first tie for the Baltimore aud Ohio rail-
road.
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SIX HUNDRED MAsONs EXPELLED
The Iowa Grand Lodge to Enforce Legis-
lation Against the Cerneau Rite.

OTruMwA, Iowa, June 5.-After an all days
heated discussion Of the Cerneau difficulty the
grand lodge voted by a small majority to amend
the code in such a manner as to enforce the
legislation OF the last session against the Ger
neau Masons of the state. This virtually ex-
peis some GOO prominent Masons. Grand
Master Gamble was reelected.
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FELS'S
GERMICIDE SOAP.

SOOTHES and cures in
famed and irritated
parts Of the skin and scalp.
Protects the skin from
disease by opening the
pores and allowing scope
10 the wonderful healing
powers Of the soap. Peer
less III its purity. Dainty
and Sweet In constant use.
Pmples and Oily skin
prevented and cured.
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APPROVED BY BRAzIL.-TheS Secretary Of State
has received q dispatch from the United States
legation at Rio de Janeiro announcing that the
cabinet has passed a resolution enthusiastically
approving the action of the international
American conference in recommending arbitra-
ton in all questions of differences between the
several governments of America.
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NAVAL ORDERS. -Paymaster J. P. Loomis has
been ordered to the Pensacola, 3Oth instant;
Paymaster Geo. W. Beaman has been detached
from the Baltimore July l and ordered to settle
accounts and await orders; Chief Engineer
James Entwisle has been ordered as inspector
of machinery building for gunboats 5 and
6 at the Bath Iron Works. Bath. Me-; Boat
swain James Farrell to the receiving ship
Minnesota
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Marriage

Marriage licenses have been issued by the
clerk of the court to Turner L. F~unkhouser
and Lucy Z. Slower, both of Shenandoah
county. Va; Edwin Harris of Charles county,
Md. and Mary E. Robey; John Wills and Helen
Harrison; Peter Parker and Fanny Stuart Will
son; George Wright and Kate NJ. Williams;
Samuel A Moten and Laura Lewis. of Halls
Hill, Va; VIM. II. Roland and Vinetta o. Tay-
lor; Edward Moore and Lucy Terrell; Patrick
Corners and Bridget Sullivan; W. II. Thornton
and Georgia Lawson; Mark Bell and Ruthy
Butler; Henry Ross and Lucinda Jones; Harry
Draper and Albertina Miller; Henry Smith and
Ida Brooks; iona Conella and Florence III.
Leonard: Frank d. Mills of New York city and
Roberta Mae Hodgkin.
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AHEAD OF THE FLEET.-The Dolphin and the
Kearsarge have ar rived at Charleston, SC, in
advance of the remainder of the North Allan
tic feet, which they left behind coaling at Port
ROYAL.
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The towns of Underwood. Nicola, Persia and
Weston, in Pottawattomie County, Iowa, were
inundated yesterday by the Mosquito creek.
whose waters suddenly overfowed from q sup
posed cloud burst. A number of buildings
we're washed away, bat no lives were lost
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FELS l. co.,
Makers, Philadelphia
meow

MRS. CHAs. SMITH OF JiMES. OHIO WRITES
WI have used every remedy for sick headache i could
hear of tor the past fifteen years. but Carter's Little
Liver Pills did me more good than all the rest.
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. DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.

ELECTRIC LIGHT WIRES on FOURTEENTH STREET.
Some time ago the District Commissioner
were called upon by a Senate resolution to fur
nish the Senate information. first, as to whether
they have granted the United States Electric
Light Company a permit to dig up l4th street
from New York avenue to r strict northwest
for the purpose of putting in conduits and
man-holes, and if so by what authority.
Capt. Lusk. who has charge Of street
lighting, replied to the resolution today. the
same being submitted to him for report. In
his letter he says the company applied April 10,
1880, for permission to place their overhead
wires on the west side of 14th street from New
York avenue to Q street northwest under
ground and a permit was granted. A ques-
ton, he says, was subsequently raised to the
effect that none of the overhead wires
under consideration had ever been
used for electric lighting purposes. and
an order was issued May %, 1890, modifying
the original permit SO as to prevent the latter
from authorizing any extension of electric
lighting into territory not previously occupied
for that purpose. He says further that the
authority under which the permit was issued
is that conferred by the act approved March 2,
1889 (25 U. S. Statutes at Large, page S04).
MONEY TO FIGHT cArERpILLARs.
Tit District Commissioners today received
a letter from the parking commission calling
attention to the fact that caterpillars have
appeared in great numbers on the trees of
the city and asking that an allowance of $500
be made to protect the trees. The Commis-
sioners have granted the request and will
take the $500 out OF the emergency fund.
PROPER ACT OF COURTESY.
The Commissioners today replied to House
bill 10000. authorizing the Commissioner to
grant to the Veteran Volunteer Firemen's Asso-
citation use OF certain property in the city Of
Washington. The property in question is all
that part of lot IL in square
141 and the buildings thereon. The
Commissioners say in their reply
that they favored the sale of this property as
mentioned in House bill 1893 which was sub
mitted to them for their views, but if the COM
mittee should determine against such sale the
disposition Of the property as contemplated in
the bill under consideration would be a very
proper act Of courtesy to the Veteran Volunteer
Firemen's Association.
LIQUOR LICENSES.
The following applications for liquor licenses
were acted upon by the Commissioner yester-
day: Approved, r~etall-EdwinD. and EmmettE.
Corcoran. No. 1904 NJ street northwest; Felix
Shannon, Nc. 1912 p street northwest Whole
sale, approved-Edwin L. Yewell, No. 1l41 9Th
street northwest; George Schryer, No. 2l51 9Th
street northwest; Robert F. Bradbury, Twining
City, DC. Wholesale, rejected Frederic Rose,
Lincoln avenue extended.
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SATURDAY. MAY 81. 1890

SATURDAY. MAY 81. 1890
EEPHoSZo YoUNes COMPANY offer the
LARGEST sTocK and the
GREATEST JARRETT Of
PICNIC and LUNCH GOODS
10 be found in Washington.
Our Potato Chips are acknowledged BY every one to
be much superior IN quality to any offered In this
market
NPHoSzo YoUNGs COMPANY.
as Ninth ct
Hst-Dealers are reminded that we ere prepared to
bell them Van HOutens Cocoa Just Is cheap - they
Tan buy from the manufacturer
my3I E.Yc
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Robberies Reported-

Isabella K. Ridgley, l222 H street northwest,
reports that she lost or had stolen a gold
watch, chain and charm on Tuesday, ON F
between 18th and l4th streets northwest-
4. G. Norris, ll46 18th street, reports a light
green dress stolen from his house last night
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Range Of the Thermometer Today.
The following were the readings at the dig
nal Office today: Sam. IS; 2 pm, 81; maxi.
mum. go; minimum. 20.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
New York StOcI

New York Stock Market.
The following are the opening and closing prices Of
The New York stock Market, as reported by special
Hire to Corson and MCCARTNEY. 1919 E street:
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Foa THz TorIrr

No better preparation can be had than Aysrs Hail
visor. AL Who uss 10 SPEAK OF its merits In the high
estterrns and place It. - Q dressing. far beyond any
Thing else Of the kind IL inpsrts TO the hair Q oeaun-
fui aiken lastsr and Q fne fragrance. prevents bald
ness and restores Gray hair TO its original eoior ana
texture.
FOR ave Years I was troubled with . disease Of the
eslp. which caused the hair to become harsh and dry
md TO fail out In such large quantities - to threaten
complet. badness. Ayers Hair yisor being strongly
recommended to me / began to apply this PREPARATION.
and before the first bottle was used the hair ceased
falling out and the scalp was restored TO its former
healthy condison."-Francisco Acevedo. silao. Mexico.
Ihavs used Ayers Hair vigor and have received
more satisfaction from 10 than from any other hair
dressing ! ever tined Z. Wooster. westover. Nd.
II use Ayers Hair yigof constantly and md IL excel
haa."-T.C. 0Brien, Fort Keosh. Montana.
AYERS vIaoR.
Prsparedb By
pn J. c. AVER 4 CO. LOWELL. MAss.
Sold by Druggists and Perfumera
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A CONSCIENCE CONFERENCE.-The Secretary
of the Treasury today received a conscience
contribution Of SIS from an unknown person in
Mount Vernon, Iowa.
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EPHoNZo yoUNGs COMPANY.
@S Ninth ct
is TH1s YouR Bnu
T.. Y. G.

III you want anything IN Furniture China. 6lAm
I'm ware, KNIVES and Forks. Window Shades. Nat
shs. ~ Cloth, &C, wiz lay you 20 read over the
becker:
Ma CLOsEBUYER
Bourht of CRAFTY ths pusha-
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el3l.4O |

We take the liberty Of publishing Mrs Clossbuyers
bill because se feel confident that IL 10 worth some
thing 10 tho readers Of The star TO know where they
Szn get the .mostest Foods for the lesstest money"
Everybody Is talking about GkAsrY the Pusher, md
well they may.
Don't listen 1t what other merchants say. OF courss
they ~ant u keep you away. The best evidence %
mans growing business is to have his eompsntors
Iurrans At him. We are here 20 stay and ve want your
trade. NO matter where you live. ksmembsr the
lame and place.
NJ. grassy.
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ATTORNEY GENERAL MILLER returned to the
city this morning from indianapolis.
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BALTIMORE. June ;. - Cotton nOminal-mfd-
ding, I'm. Flour. duh. Wheat-southern quiet:
Fultz, soa9l; Longberry, s6e92: No. Z, 9Oh;
steamer, No. ., red. SokaS6; western frm: No.
ela9l1: August. 0la9lA; September. vIA bid.
COrn-southern firm; white, 42a45: yellow. 4Oa
AN: western strong; mixed spot, Al i.a4lh; June.
4Otsa4l; July, 4OAa41; August, IL ha4e a; Sep
TENDER. AN bid. steamer, 3sa3S1. Oats steady
-ungraded southern and Pennsylvania, 3la35;
do. western, white, 33a:i5; do. do. mixed, 32a33k:
graded No. =, white, 81. Rye very qulet-choice.
steady-prime to choice timothy, l2.5OalaOO. Pro
visions unchanged-mess pork. old II. %, new
1850; bulk meats, loose shoulders. 5A: long
clear and clear rib Sides, 81; sugar-pickled
shoulders, "a; sugar-cured smoked shoulders,
N; hams, small 1Ikal2h; large l0all; lard,
refined N, crude 04a6k. Butter firm. but un-
changed-creamery. fancy, IA; do. fair to choice,
do. good TO choice, 1as; rolls. fine, Il; do. fair to
good, Sac: grass. sal0. Eggs steady-l4k. Cot
fee quiet-Rioc argoes fair, 20; No, z, 1SH. Sugar
strong -granulated, 65-16a6x. Copper steady
refined. 13kal4A. Whisky nrm-117. Freights to
Liverpool per steamer Quiet-cotton 30c.: -four,
12s.6d.; grain, 1kd Cork for orders -3s.6d. Sales
wheat, 10000 bushels: corn. So. 1000 bushels.
BALTIMORE. June 5.-virginia Consois. 53a54.
do. 10 4o's, -; do. threes, 65ka6Sa; Baltimore
consolidated gas bonds, ll5H; do. stock, 53ka53k.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. June S lClosing,.-wheat-June.
OK; July. g2H; August. WS; Septem Der, 9.sE.
Corn-June, 34h, July. S4k; August, 35,.; Sep
tembe.: 39'i; ostsSJune. Esq; July, 27k; Au-
s Sasa. a's lass. ssp's sop:smc ss ,a iSet-i Ia1dl l5Ga3;
6,02H August, G. l2k; september, 62a Short rib
July. S,l5: AuRuat 62b. September 4 90L
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STEALING FROM UNCLE SAM.
Of War Taken From the |
Washington Barracks.

TIE sIRsKASr SUSPECTED AND ux-
DEE ARREsT-Two BRASS cASNoN eoxr-rHE
MAGAZINE BROKEN OPEN AND xucn POWDER
ADsTRAcren.
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A Washington Lady's Remains Cremated

BALTIMORE, June 5.-The body Of Mrs. s. A.
Jennings, aged seventy-four, Of Washington,
DC, was cremated today in Loudon Park
Cemetery, near this city. The incarceration re-
Quired two md Q half hours
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An Original Package Case.

An excursion will be given to Marshall Hall
tomorrow evening for the benefit of the High
School r~eading-room fund.
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Twenty Dollars for the Name OF Smith

Henry Smith. a hummer from the fats Of
Jersey, wrote his name on one Of the outside
windows in the top OF the Washington monu-
ment this morning. Officer Jas. b. Evans. Who
is stationed at the monument. promptly ar
rested him and Mr.. Smith forfeited eco col
lateral when the case was called in the Police
Court a few hours later.
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OF ExouisIrK FLAvOR. PURE AND WHOLE
- some. AnEo~turs Bltters 10 Q standard table
tsle.cy. Solo nanufaetursrs DR.. J. q. n EIGERT
SsoSa. AZ all druxxtsta
, 1890-09-20

The aspirant for literary honors with
pecuniary remuneration should remem-
Der that the most famous names in the
literary guild earned their money for the
most part in other than literary ways.
Bryant was an editor and publisher.
Longfellow and Holmes and Lowell were
Harvard professors. Emerson and Bay
ard Taylor were lecturers, and Taylor
was also u Tribune editor. Curtis and
Stoddard depend upon editorial salaries;
Stedman is n broker, and Halleck was
John Jacob Astor's private secretary.
And one might go further with this list.
Whittier began rs an editor, and only in
middle life attempted to lean on litera-
ture alone for a support which his early
savings and simple habits made possible.
1t was always LongfelloY's- aayice 70
Eegr-znen who wished to be literary to
have first. and mainly, a vocation indie
pendent Of the finer muse. If a young
writer thinks he possesses genius hemay
Of course experiment with it. but it will
serve his purse and peace of mind better
to secure some source of labor and in
come that is more philistine and worldly
and ride his Pegasus only at inspired in
t~ervals. For it is a fact, in spite of the
occasional big figures that are given as.
the result of literary work, pure and
simple. that the men who prosper or
have prospered by that alone are only.
at any one time, n few dozen in number
among our sixty-fve millions of people.
Ladies' Home journal.