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Foreign Notes of Interest.

DR.. Tanner member for Cork, shouted at
the top of his voice in the house OF commons,
s.NIr Matthews is the meanest and lowest skunk
that ever sat on the treasury bench" Tanner
afterward made an apology to the home secre-
tary at the demand of the speaker.
Ex-President Grevy of France is seriously ill
Natives of zap. one of the Caroline Islands,
attacked an unarmed detachment of the Span
ish garrison and killed one lieutenant and
twentv-seven soldiers.
Base ball is getting terrific hold in Cuba
and promises to unseat even bull fighting. 1t
is said to be strange to hear all the terms Of
the game used in English by people who
otherwise speak only Spanish.
A feature Of the Frankfort-on-the-Main in
ternational exhibition will be the transmission
of electrical power over copper wires from .
distance of 140 miles.
new tenor has been found in Germany, at
the village of Fischer, named Kautor, possess
ing all the attributes of great singer, includ-
ing the high G. He will be carefully educated
by his discoverer, an impressario.
The Duchess of Aosta has the distinction OF
possessing the most elaborate mourning cloak
ever made in Paris. 1t is Of heavy lusterless
silk trimmed with fat bands OF the richest
ostrich plumes and costly dull Jet.
A mine of pumice stone, it is stated, exists on
the Teneriffe Peak, of which the working was
only started in 1888. The stone Is found in
that part of the peak called the 'Canadas," ut
about Z, 900 feet above the sea level.
The report that another case OF cholera had
been discovered in Paris 10 entirely devoid OF
truth. There is no cholera or anything APP
preaching to cholera in Paris.
The Havana wharfmen who went on Q strike
few days ago have resumed work
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A Big Tomato CrOp.

The tomato crop in Salem county, Delaware,
promises to be very large one, and some
claim that it will average twelve tons per acre,
although ten tons would probably be fairer
estimate. The entire pack in Salem county
will reach over 10000, 900 cans this season, il
the weather continues favorable to the crop
which means from $750,000 to S1 ,000, 900 re.
ceipts for the total amount packed in tina,
county. One-half of the total pack Of the
county is put up in the city of Salem. Over
1900 men, women and children are employed
in the canning factories in Salem county
during the season-from ten to twelve weeks
and from $1,000 to $4,000 is paid out each
week in wages. Farmers receive $6 per ton
for tomatoes delivered at the factories.
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MIR. ROOSEVELT ON PROMOTIONS.
He Thinks Clerks Should Pass Up
Regularly Through All the Grades.

After the recess yesterday Mr.. Roosevelt
continued his statement before the civil
service investigating committee. Ninety five
per cent OF the persons examined were for
copyists positions. Mr.. Roosevelt gave an
idea of the character of the examinations in
the various classes In regard to promotions
he thought board Of examiners should be
inaugurated in which tho general efficiency
should count one third while the other two
thirds should be determined by regular
competitive examination. Such q system was
in vogue in the Treasury Department, where it
resulted very successfully. At present the
commission had no control over the promo
tons. Appointments, he thought, should be
made to the lowest grade and promotions then
should be made only one grade at time, that
is. before man could reach an 81, 800 position
be would have to pass through the $1,000 and
81, 400 grades.
Continuing, Mr.. Roosevelt thought there was
q good deal in favor of the plan OF having
principal commissioner and two deputies, repre-
senting the two political parties, instead of the
present triumvirate.
The committee adjourned subject to the call
of the chairman
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A PROMINENT UATEMALAN SHOT.
Gen. Barillas Accuses Him of Treachery
and Condemns Hin to Death.

The New York Herald says: Private cable
dispatches have been received in this city
by friends Of Enrique Martinez sobral,
late minister of foreign affairs in Guatemala
under President Barrillas, telling of the I'M
timely fate that has befallen him. These
friends of Sobral report that the minister. upon
being discovered in alleged treachery toward
Barrillas, was hurried off to prison and con-
demned, without trial, to be shot. This coming to
the ears of the Spanish minister resident in
Guatemala he interceded with Barrilias who
agreed to spare Sobral's life, but at once con-
vened a court-martial, which condemned him
to be shot. Sobral was returned to the peni-
tertiary and placed in solitary confinement to
await the presidents pleasure. 1t is said that
just prior to his departure for Queesaltengo
President Barrillas ordered some of his SOL
diers to conduct Sobral to the frontier, where
he was shot.
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Photographing a Dynamite Blast

A daring feat in photography has just put
itself on record in Massachusetts, where Bos-
ton man secured fine negative of a dynamite
blast at Savin Hill, in which $50 pounds Of dy-
Mantle were used. This was an unusually
large blast and it tore away the greater part of
a rocky ledge. sending many tons of stone
fragments of all sizes high into the air and
shaking the earth as in an earthquake. The
risk run by the photographer and the quick
ness of the operation, as vouched for by re-
sponsible authority, may be inferred from the
statement that she moved himself and his cam
era out OF the way just as boulder weighing
several tons was about to land dangerously
near him." IT is also stated that as the salts
factory result of the achievement that the
artist took the picture just as the dust and
stones from the explosion had reached the
highest elevation,
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

g wealthy London merchant gives the
secret Of his business success as follows: ~
always feel happy when am advertising, for
then know that, waking or sleeping, have q
strong though silent orator working for me;
one who never tires, never makes mistakes, and
who is certain to enter the households from
which, if at all, my trade must come" To
secure the services of such an agent as this
shrewd merchant referred to. advertise in THE
EVENING STAR. 1t is read by everybody In
Washington.
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The National Capital.

From the Eastsn (Pa) Call.
The admission of Idaho and Wyoming to the
Union brings to mind the fact that there are
very few territories left to go through the same
experience, and raising the question, when
all are admitted will Congress still persevere in
the policy OF treating residents of the District
Of Columbia people without any rights2'
There are now over two hundred thousand
people living in Washington who have abso-
Iutely no voice in the selection Of their rulers,
and who are governed without the right to
protest in the only way dear to freeman.
This is too unamerican to be tolerated much
longer. and no doubt in the near future the
District will be allowed representation in both
houses of Congress. II the national capital
continues to grow as rapidly in the future as it
has during the past twenty-five years. before
the twentieth century is very old, unless the
matter in question is attended to, we will pre-
sent to the world the singular spectacle Of q
great republic DISTINGUISHING one of its chief
citiaa
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NATBKILL MOUNTAINS
SARATOGA.
LAKE GEORGE
ADIRoNDACKS.

On and after SUNDAY. JUNE %. express trains on
West Shore railroad will run to and from the Jersey
City Station OF the pennsylvania railroad. making
close connection with fast trains to aud WASH
ington. -
CATSKILL MOUNTAIN EXPREss.-Leave Wash.
inxton IL 10 p m, Jersey City station st 40 m
Arrive Hotel K.aterskiii; via Kingston. 3:43 pm
Grand Hotel. 500 pm; PhHnicia, 2:20 pm. Psrior
cars Philadelphis 70 Hobart and JsEsey q Grand
sAkATOGA AND CATsKILL MOUNTAIN Ex-
YkESS--Leaye Washington II 20 pm, Jersey City
Station IL 20 am. Arrive Hotel Kaaterskiii VIA
kinxs.on; 500 pm: Grand Hotel, 4:a5 p Phn-
piciA $3.50 IN Mountain House station, 4: Is D m
Palenville, 4.20 pm Arrive saratoga so pm ;
Caldwell, Lake George 1:35 pm. Pxrior cars from
Jersey City for Hotel Kastersk, Grand Hotel station
Ssrstoga and Caldwell
HARAIO 0A AND CATSKILL MOUNTAIN sPE-
CIAL..Lesye Mashington 200 M. Jersey city Sta
ston, 9:l0 pm; Grand Hotel, 40 n. m Phppicia
74S pm Mountain House Station, ;55 .. m. Palen-
vile, 500 pm. Arrive Saratoga b:25 pm Pxrlor
cars from Jersey City for Hotel Kaaterskiil Grand
Hotel station and Washington 70 Sarssogs without
change.
Purchase tickets at Pennsylvania railroad ofces and
connect in the Jersey City station all northern re-
sort. y West shore railroed. B;sEsEs checked
js2S-to eel 0sassA Passenger Xgent. New York
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Special Census Agents Appointed.

Superintendent Porter has appointed the
following named special agents to collect sta
tistics of manufactures: George b. Trip,
Mechanicsville, N. Y; George f. Pickett,
Waterford, N. Y; Chauncey ID. Jordan, Oswego,
\. y; A. G. Freeman. Danville, ILL.,; A. c.
Bardweil, Dixon, ILL.,; Charles NJ. Worthington,
Sterling, Ill. Andrew Anderson. Moline. Ill. /;
VIII Hanks, Great Falls, Mont; James w.
Hathaway, Helena, Mont; Patrick Conlon,
Butte City, Mont. Assistants in Brooklyn, n.
T.: Frederick Miller, William Morrison John
ID. Thomas, Dennis Buckley, Frederick Schaf-
Ter, James II. Bunting and Charles A. Halstead.
Assistants in Louisville, KY: Coleman s..
Daniel, Joseph 5. FraZee, A. Clifford Prison.
Joseph Mlttler. Stephen ID. Smith, Edward j.
Dillon, Albert q. Norwood. l.. Sheldon Carou.
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A Petition.
To ne Senate and House Of Representa-

10 ne Senate and House Of Representa-
tires in Congress assembled:
The undersigned, citizens Of the District
of Columbia, earnestly protest against the
passage Of FL. r. bill S243, knouCn as the
Atkinson bill, WITHOUT yuostdnttdl amend
ment.
In its stead Oe ask for legislation phich
shall.
FIRST, sare ,Ve and limb and reduce
an obstruction to trade and travel by re-
nloring deats-trap grdde-crossings within
the city limits, wherever such removal -
practicable.
SECOND, enlarge freight facilities By
giring the railroad po,0er Of condemnation
rahin the city east Of Sd street West and
south Of the present tracks.
THIRD, increase the beauty of the capt
toll by remoring surface tracks from 9Th
street and the mall. either Referring the
park entirely of railroad occupation, or
shaking and covering from rieaV the dis
figuring tracks across ii. If the station is
10 be permitted 10 remain on tie park tps
dsk that 9TH street be cleared of tracks and
ntdtthe tracks on the mail be hidden from
sight and rendered easy and safe to be
crossed. And Gp this event ice also ask
that the road be required to make ade-
Quate compensation for its ralua6Ie priu-
ileges upon the mall By remOUing grade
crossings and decreasing the killing and
npangIing Of the people on its surface
tracks.
In local rditro1d legislation zoe ask that
consideration shall be giueR first, 10 human
life, merit TO trade, neTt 10 the cttys beauty
and OnlU ldstlU TO the 1rODosed Leodlizino
ofhe railroads illegal acts, and the pro-
posed grutaitous confirmation Of tts IN
authorized use Of public property.
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Blown Out of Existence.

At Joliet, ILL.,. a terrific explosion with fatal
results occurred at the illinois Steel Works
at o'clock yesterday morning. Blast furnace
No. sprung leak and the molten metal ran
out and down into the canal, generating steam,
which caused the explosion The
metal was blown in all directions.
tearing off the top Of the furnace
and the roof Of the building. John Novak and
Oscar Sobwski, employees, were blown out of
existence and their remains have not yet been
found. Peter Schrier was so horribly burned
and cooked that he lived but half an hour Tim
Mccarthy was burned about the head and back
and will die. Several other employees received
slight burns
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MARYLAND POLITICS.
A Resident of This City Nominated for
COngress-COunty Conventions.

On the 9Th Of September the democratic con-
gressional primaries will be held in Anne
Arundel county, Nd, and on the 9th of Septem-
Der their county convention will be held.
The Anne Arundel county republican con-
vention met yesterday at Annapolis. Nd. A
Mudd delegation was sent to the Laurel con-
vention. A delegation in favor of the renomi-
nation OF Representative Mudd was also elected
by the st. Mary's county republican conven-
ton, which met yesterday at Leonardtown.
Mr.. Hosea II. Moulton of this city was yester-
day nominated for Congress by a prohibition
convention, which met at Frederick, Md
representing the prohibition party Of the
sixth CONGRESSIONAL district
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An Excursionist's Horrible Death.

Michael Carney. thirty years old, of South
Madison, N. j., met with horrible death yes
terday near Newark. He was participating in
the excursion Of Morris Lodge. LO.O.F., of
Morristown, TO Coney Island. Carney was
standing on the platform of the train as II
passed over the Harrison avenue bridge East
Newark. He lost his balance and pitched head
first into one Of the iron Orders OF the bridge,
crushing his skull, breaking his right arm and
cutting his body almost into two pieces. He
lived but few minutes.
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VIII Not Oppose Senator Vance.

The state Farmers Alliance met in Asheville,
N. c., yesterday, with 500 delegates in attend
ance, every county in the state boing repre-
sented. 8. b. Alexander, . prominent dele
gate, who will be the democratic candidate for
Congress from the sixth district, said that the
alliance, as . body, would not oppose the re-
election of Senator Vance, and he was certain
that he would be renominated
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Farmers and Laborers' Union.

The Tennessee state convention of the Farm
ers' and Laborers' Union of Tennessee met in an
nual session yesterday but behind closed doors.
II is said by the leaders that the convention
will take no action as to the pending political
campaign and will not consider the subtreasury
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Noto is the time TO stamp out the stupid lie often
used by the advocates Of the atkinson bill that the
citizens Of other sections Of Washington regard
nth Indifference the sacrifice Of the tires and prop
erty of the people Of South Washington. Send in
uour protest AGAINST the cdluu1nu
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Gov. Francis Of Missouri appointed twenty
nine delegates TO represent the state in the ma
tional farmers congress, which meets at Coun-
Gil Bluffs, Iowa, August rs TO 90
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IN THE MOUNTAINS,
URORA. WESTyIRGINIA

A URORA, WEST VIRGINIA.
IA The finest health resort in the AlIeghanies Pure
spring wsteE Brsci3g air. Soft spring beds. Good
table abundantly supplied Bowling alley tennis and
croQuet. No fogs no hay fever. mosquitoes. Call
at star office for circulars address j. h SHAf FER
Proprietor. h26- I'm
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Observation-Disclosures.

DAY RIDGE HOTEL, BAY RIEGE. MD.
ID HOTEL OPENS JUNE II.
tons. Transient rates 81 to 81 per day. Weekly
rates 81 y and upward. Special rates for families.
WILLIAM MEZlCk. Superintendent
my2Stoau2O bay kiGge, Md
4 HERRY-sTONE OVERWHELMING BOAT.
~ ing Fishing Oysters. Crabs CLANS, ish. No Mos.
Quitoes Malaria Cold pure, soft Water Steamers
twice daily from Old Point TO Cape Charles; rail 70
Cherton station bus TO cottage. Terms $l.7o Per
dIy: $40 per week. $50 for weeks -
,y2-2m Cherry stone P. o.. Northampton Co. Va
<,oLONIAL BEACH, VA, 6S MILES FROM WASH
~ ington. the Lower Potomac, now offers for the
month of August special reduced prices, from 3S 10
and other amusements. Also the finest tsh dinner
served on the Potomac river for DOC.
au1-1Ia W. T. CRUMP, Proprietor.
Ill OLD POINT COMFORT, VA.
Unsurpassed in appointments, table and general at
tenon. Terms, less for the accommodations, enter
tlnments and anusements given that any of
its prestige III the United States Music twice a day
BY the celebrated Fort Monroe Band; nightly hops.
Safest and most delightful surf bathing the
good sailing, fishing and driving. Frequent presence
OF foreign and American ships Of daily inspec-
TONS drills, parades and rifle practice
broad eXpanse of salt water surrounds Old Point
hay fever oppressive heat. The evenings de-
hghtful and the nights cool and refreshing The most
charming marine views IL the world. Send tor de-
scriptive pamphlet
jel0-eo2sam +. N PIKE Manager.
bright HOUSE. EEHoBOTH BEACH, della
ID ware. will reopen June Is 1890. Address
myl7-3m' WALTER BURTON.
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SHOULD wAsHINGroSIASs BE FOR WASHINGTON
OR FOR THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILRoAD2-ADp
THE WEIGHT OF YOUR NAME TO THIS PETI-
ZION.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

SHOET ROUTE To LONDON
- NOhDDEU1SCHEk LLOYD g. g co
hast EXlress Steamers
To Southampton LOndOn. Havrel. Bremen.
Fulda MCd., Aug. Is, herra, Sat. Aug q a
,. In. SaaIe Ned, Aug. 20. AIN. Inns Sat-, Aug
IS. II AIN, IrdSe, Med.. Aug. -, pnI. EIbe Sat,
Aug 30, s pm.
Comfortable state rooms, excellent table, luxurious
tnloon appointments. Prices. LIST cabin, and up
ward DerIn, according location; ID cabin, 30 an
ada!i; steerags II low rAtes. Apply ~ l. n.
bLOuf 20 Penn. ave. Au1l
CUNARD IISE-STATE ROOMS CAN BE RE-
SherNed at The W Washington agency; nfst-Cl 40
coninodatOns nom SCU up. second class. S.I5 aud
$40; steerage. so. CHAS. 4. DO BOlS A CO.,
BaakcIs. Sole Agents. O3l IL. NV. my.,3-3m
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SEA.SIDE-NEW ENGLAND.
FENwlck HALL
SAYBROOK POINT, CONN,

EENWlCk HALL
sAYBRooK POINT. CONN.
This desirable family hotel is most delightfully."- sit
ated Oh the Sound, ut the mouth of the Conhec
river and is now open ior the reception OF guests
UNDER 1HE DIRECT MAN AGEMENT OF THE
PROPRIETORS OF THE HOFFMAN HOUSE
FENWICK HALL has all the IL odern improvements
including hot and cold salt water baths. Special rates
for the season For circulars, &c. address FENMICK
HALL, aybrook Point, Conn, or L. V. FOOTE, Hod
man House New York. ty23-w.t&mlOt
nIRECT STEAMSHIP LINE FOR BAR HARBoR
~ NEW YORK MAINE AND NEW BRUNSWICK
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
The 81 RICHLY FlRST-CLASS STEAMER WIN
THROP leaves every SATURDAY., beginning June z
at D pm, DIRLCr tor BAR HARBOR. EAS1pORT
and ST. JOHN.
Steamer LUCY p. MILLER leaves every Tuesday at
noon for hocklaad kockport Belfast. Bucksport and
Bangor. Connections for Northern and Eastern
Maine and the Provinces.
The most convenient and enjoyable route for CAM
POBELLO, 81. ANDKENS, GRAND MANAN,
MOOsEHEAD LAKE and ali resorts in Maine.
Excursion tickets at reduced rates.
Steamers leave rier / g. r., l. foot of Maiden
Lane Freight received daily covered pier. Tickets
can be purchased ut Lows Exchange. 9f7 broadway.
For further information apply to
i. II. SMITH CO., General Managers.
II and 10 William St,
my2S-eo3m Rcom -. New York.
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John'Novak Peter Sehrier and Oscar Sobwski
were killed aud several other employees badly
injured by an explosion in the blast furnace OF
the Illinois steel works at Joliet, Ill
The Delaware democratic convention nom-
mated Robert ]. Reynolds for governor and
John w. Causey for Congress.
The Tllman people will control the South
Carolina democratic state convention today
and may Lame state ticket at once. in which
event the anti-Tillman people will put up inde-
pendent candidates and try to make terms with
The colored voters.
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Sign the petition printed below and send it
to The STAR at once:
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A Protest of the People Against Death
Trap Grade Crossings.
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SUMNER RESORTS.

SUMNER RESORTS.
ATLANTIC CITY, III.
CONGRESS HALL.
ATLANTIC CITY, NJ
The coolest point the island facing inlet and ocean
Accommodation 500 Eusssa Superior tabaA
For circular address
90 TO ATLANTIC CITY. M,
as s Now noTG e
ocean rooIns LARGE piazza overlooking the Exce-
ay house onths .ess rates
for sgt .. house and particulars. JAMES s. MOON
HOTEL aILsEY. ATLANTIC CITY, \. J.. OCEAN
end Of CONNECTICUT ave.. orchestrs. electric bells
u4 %sE4s% open May Alex NJ opprsHr1Mrn
HYGE1A. ATLANTIC CITY. M
h Open all the year; close to beach: ocean front;
myl7-3m HUTTON LAHEY
I FoNTA1NE COTTAGE. 1ao s. KENTUCKY
- - ave. Atlantic City; near ocean, choice location;
reference xiven. Z. 7. HoBsOS. iysssw'
DRESSER HOUSE. MRS. CHAs. PREssER. PROP,
M f house beach .rs. a4s
rooms. Newly furnished Terms moderate. je23-eo26t
SChAUFLLR's HOTEL AND CONCERT GARDEN.
root on
Sshe ssen New IRON Inlet f
Reached by electric cars. wannemacher's orchestra
iSI 1SS fHf fil' assaseS
FINHE ARLINGTON. ATLANTIC CITY, Nj
Il Ocean End Michigan
Conveniently located. Enlarged.
myl63m JAMES STOKES. Proprietor.
'X'HE CoLoNNADE ATLANTIC CITY. n. J..
Il Opens July 1.
Washington Patronage Solicited Popular Rates.
Per week-Sl0. so to SIS
The house renovated In every department
New Dining Room. Kitchen and Office
New Car PETS Mating and Beda
UNDER WASHINGTON MANAGEMENT
ie19-2m T.. C. EINES of the Elsmere.
TINHE ELKToN. OCEAN END KENTUCKY AVE
l. Atlantic City. n. j.
iyI.ln Mrs. T. VILE.
VINHE INGLEsIDE. ATLANTIC CITY, Nj
Il Ocean end OF kentucky ave. Nearest house TO the
beach. Accommodations frst-class i'll all of its APP
polntlnents. Now open. New management. Terms:
si5O and 81 per day, $40 and Sl2 per week. Mrs l..
THOMAS OF Washington, DC. aul2-4t-
FFNHE MINNEQUA, ATLANTIC CITY, Nj.
Il Pacihc ave. between Arkansas and Missouri aveS
Central location hefurnished. Under new MANAGE
ment Everything hrstclGss Write TOR circular.
my2o-3m &. A. BROWNE.
T1NHE UNITED STATES HOTEL,
l. ATLANTIC CITY, MI
Remodeled. Enlarged. ReIurnished
Now open. W. s. ANDERSON,
my .-3m Manager.
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BOARDING.

v,URNIsHED ROOM WITH BOARD FER TWO
II Gentlemen: second floor front; also Several able
Boarders Wanted, terms moderate. 1908 18th ST
L.W Aul.-3ts
MRS COLLIN FORMERLY OF 1904 h ST NV,
WI has transferred her French boarding House
1911 h 81 NV. two dOors from National Thsster.
Pension Bourgeois; good rooms very good French
CuneF. with pint claret. ooc.; board By the week.
sul-lms
II ARGE. cool. AIRY ROOMS WITH BOARD o.
IL per day and up: Rooms. 90 and 1oc. THE WEB
siEk. 5l3 18Th ST. n. myl7
DOARDIN 6-LARaE NICELY FURNISHED
- Room with GOOD Board at the "Auourn." Pa ave,
eo<- x<a e Ew.. tsfins nlodsEatA myl7-S0
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Did Not Deem tho Books Obscene.

The case Of Edward Farrelly Of the American
News Company, who was arrested by J. A. Brit
ton for selling Tolstoi's "Kreutzer Sonata" al
legged to be obscene, was presented to the grand
jury in New York yesterday by Assistant Dis
trict Attorney Bedford. After Assistant D@s-
trict Attorney Lindsay and Mr.. Bedford had
read before the grand jury the passages marked
by Britton and after Brittons testimony had
been taken the grand jury refused unanimously
TO bring an Indictment