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GENTLEAlEN'S GOODS.

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NOTES..
Worcester tomorrow.

Worcester tomorrow.
Baltimore was in luck yesterday.
The Jersey City team was overmatched from
the start.
The Washington mascot has red hair.
The Plttsburg brotherhood club has reduced
the admission price to Is cents, although the
field is practically a clear one.
In the New Iork-Boston brotherhood game
yesterday the first nineteen New Workers were
retired IN order, and but twenty-nine went to
the bat. Radbourne was the pitcher The
New Iorks made two hits.
Ccmiskey says that the Players League UNI
pres are unsatisfactory, not being up to the
standard.
The home patrons should remember that
ladies are admitted free to all championship
games. They are charged for admission to the
grand stand. This materially reduces the ex-
pense incurred by the young man who takes
his best girl to the game
1t would be a great convenience to the pa
irons II the management would make arrange
ments to place tickets on sale at one or two
central points down town. There are two win
dows at the grounds, to be sure, but this
scheme would relieve the rush very much.
Manager Simmons of Wilmington also has
wires out for Nelson, Hankinson and McCabe
OF the Metropohtans, Coogan, recently released
by Newark; Kingsley New York brotherhood
club player, who is highly recommended by
BUCK Living, and another good pitcher. He
has signed James Galllgan pitcher tried by
the New York league, and John Galligan Louis
vllle's last years left fielder
The Newarks carry as a mascot al deformed
negro thirty years old. Manager Trait dresses
hum IN Nadiy costume and ne is sid to cut
quite figure as he walks around the Dia-
mond-
Cudworth Of Worcester has his eye on Jack
Lyston, the Baltimore amateur pitcher.
Manager Durham of New HaveI. says he
thinks Baltimore has been overrated.
Yesterdays games made the Atlantic Asso-
citation clubs stand thus in the race: Hartford
leads. with games won and lost; Baltimore
Washington, Worcester and NewarE are tie d
for second. 8 won and 2 lost; JERSEY City is
sixth; with 2 won and lost together with
New Haven in the same place, ami Wilmington
Is last, with lost
The game of ball tomorrow afte. noon be-
tween Johns Hopkins University AID the Co.
lumoia Athletic Club on Analostan ss!and will
doubtless be hotly contested.
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This number, beginning a
new volume, will be issued
May Ist. .
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EDUCATIONAL
IN WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
w Good TemplAr Hall Az ST. and IA. ave.-1 wenty-
nrst year Piano Organ Voice. Violin, Flute Corpsi &c
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nR. STARR PARSONS DENTIST. 9TH sT, COR
OEnw.-First-class Filings inserted. Application
TO gums prevents pain In extracting. All branches
Dentistry. ~ present location ten yesrs mhl7
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PRESIDENT FISHrS PLAN
He Wants Illinois Central Employees to
Buy the Railroad.
His Scheme is to Make IL a Sort
OF Co-Operative Railroad and
Thus Create a Mutual Bond
OF Interest.

CHICAGO, .July s.-Concerning the pub
lished rumor that the officers Of the IIli-
nois Central railway company were seek
ing To induce their employees to invest
their savings I'm securities OF that
company, President Fish said to-day that
the company had no stock for sale, hut
propose to assist any Of its officers or en-
ployes TO buy one share at time at a fair
market price, the purchaser To pay in
sums of not less than S.. On these sums
interest will he credited and when share
Is paid for he can, il he wishes, begin the
purchase OF another. IL is hoped 20 enlist
every frugal person in any way connected
with the railroads as partner
on a basis of the utmost
liberality TO the small proprietor,
IL Is not proposed 20 form a savings bank
or benevolent association. the exper-
ience OF the company being that men
prefer TO handle these matters themselves.
The purchaser may at anytime have his
contract cancelled and the money re-
turned to him with interest. This com
pany assumes the entire risk of the fall in
the price Of shares and the expense OF
doing this work.
President Fish's belief is that this
plan, IL properly presented. will induce
greater thrift among the men and through
their example, spread among the people
habit of saving and investing in secrri-
ties of railroad which runs past their
doors. The ultimate object Is 10 produce
community OF interest between the citi-
zens and the railways. which shall give
perfection to the railway service and most
profitable investments for the small pro-
prietors in Sound dividend paying railway
Shares
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HEAT IN NEW YORK.
Several People Frustrated. Some
Killed.

NEw YORK, July s.-A PlattsburR, ". j.,
s,,ec,aI WINS interr,,ptsfl hv tho broa Lipy NJ
,hs v,;r.s hx a &C.,, ,.,h;nh .s.s h,;n.. H.
..s,,','.' =, .,. u ""s k "
~ sseu az ,ne "Ine' mere ~ wnas came
urouRh nefore the wires went down; A
terrific wind storm passed over this city
this afternoon. Several lives were lost
and an immense amount of damage
was done. Huge trees we're
snan,ed oF and u,roo,od uo,,ses
nnraases, and saa,,.rad anI ,ia ,,;,.1es,
s~a;,...,a,.. ',"., IT,, u ."' -"
es" ncre was no ",ne
W seek sheiter. pepris covered ue
streets and several persons were stricken
down and killed, while others were
CutcAco Juiv s-Tha hot .,,xI, ,,.s
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ASSEMBLED KNIGHTS.
They Are Entertained In Grand style .
Milwaukee.

MILWAUKEE, July THE features OF
this mornings Pythian conclave were the
grand reception at the exposition building
and the opening of the deliberations Of
the supreme lodge. The exercises at the
exposition building were started by the
mayor, who made a speech of welcome.
The governor followed with a welcome ON
behalf of the people of Wisconsin. Fol-
lowing the reception the members OF the
supreme lodge were escorted 20 the West
Side Turner hall. which was provided for
their use during the supreme lodge ses-
sion, and the first meeting Of that body
was opened.
The parade in spite Of the almost un-
bearable heat was a great success. Ten
thousand men were in line. The Nth
brigade, composed OF $50 California
knights and from other western states
were under Commander Gen. George H..
Schaffner. Commander Carnahan stren-
uously denounced the story to the effect
that he had refused the California delega-
tion admission 10 quarters because they
wanted to bring wine and liquors into the
camp. IL Is vicious lie and seems To
have been printed with malicious intent.
The general said: "There is no Califor-
mia division her e and 1 have not as yet
met single man from that state. No APP
plication for quarters has been made and,
quite naturally, they could not have been
refusedM
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ELKS IN SESSION.
The Order Is Divided Against Itself Two
Grand Lodges.

The Order Is Divided Against It.eif-Two
Grand Lodges.
NEW YORK. July s.-The grand lodge Il.
II. q. Elks, in conformity with the order
of Judge Lawrence, met to-day and
elected grand lodge officers. Resolutions
were adopted declaring that the meeting
in session at present in Cleveland does
not represent, nor is IL part of
the order, and any or all OF
its acts Alrporting to relate to
the order In any way, are repudiated aud
the said assembly is declared clandestine.
A declaration of principles was also
adopted, setting forth that the primary
object OF the Elks was the establishment
of fund for the relief Of members OF the
theatrical, minstrel, musical, variety, cir
| Gus and literary professions and, as many
subordinate lodges had been ignoring
this principle, the committee on laws OF
supervision are directed To formulate
| such amendments as will compel the OBJ
servancc by subordinate iodRts Of THIS
principle, the landmark OF the order.
Officers were elected. This body is OPP
posed 10 the Cleveland meeting and is
composed of members who hold that the
grand lodge can only meet in New York,
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The London PolIcemen's strike.

LONDON, July s.-Quietness prevails
throughout the metropolitan police force
this morning. None of the men have
gone on a strike.
The policemen who were arrested for
assaulting superior officers yesterday
have been sentenced to fourteen days
Imprisonment. The men are wea kening.
They have no organization, and IL is not
likely that they will attempt la enforce
their demands by general strike. IL is
probable, however, that further isolated
disturbances may occur. The constables
who were dismissed for connection with
the troubles are petitioning the authori-
ties for reinstatement.
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THEY ARE BUYING GUNS
Extensive Preparations Making for War
In Central America.
Foreigners Becoming Alarmed and
European War Ships May be- Dis
patched to Take a Hand In the
Approaching Fracas.

WASHINGTON, July Sit was rumored
within the past week that the Spencer,
Winchester and Remington arms compan-
he's have received large orders for small
arms from Honduras and GuatamaIa, and
that Salvador had been buying consider
able quantity Of powder from the Vulcan
Powder company OF San Francisco.
Salvador only short time before Gen.
eral Menendez's death received 10000
stand OF English rifles. General Exeha Is
now distributing these arms among the
people of Salvador and has ordered
OF the Connecticut Cartridge Man.
ufacturing company two million
rounds of ammunition, aud Euro
peans are experiencing sense
of insecurity at the unsettled state of af-
fairs, and a like feeling pervades both
Guatemala and Honduras. But the Ger
man, French, Spanish and Italian lega-
tions have all notified their respective
governments and IL would not be surpris-
ing to see men-of-war make visits at an
early day TO Central American waters.
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BY THREE SECONDS.
still Another Turf Record Smashed On
the sheepsbead Track.

still Another Turf Record Smashed On
the sheepshead Track.
MONMOUTH PARK. July s.-Weather
hot. Attendance large. Track fast.
Seven furlongs Bella b. won, Fitz
james second, Kenwood third. Time,
1:23E. The best previous record was
:26 2-5, made over the Sheepshead track
by Brittaoie,
Hopeful stakes, 2-year-olds, three quar-
ters of mile-Reckon won, Pickwicker
second, Bole Role third. Time, 1:l1A.
Lorillard stakes, three-year-olds, $3.50
each with $1,000 added. The starters
were Padishah, Protection, Sir John,
Tournament, Burlington, Devotee, Torso,
Banquet. Tournament led from the start
and kept IL until near the finish when
Torso came To the front and won by n
length. Tournament second, Banquet
third. Time. 2:361. The Lorillard stakes
were worth S2l 600 To the winner.
A mile and furlong-Longstreet won,
Diablo second, Stockton third. Time,
1864.
Two-year-olds, three-quarters of mile
bermuda won, Correction second,
Eclipse third. Time. ~.
Thrce-year-olds and upwards. five fur
longs Carrie &. won, Vardee second,
Raymond third. Time, 59H.
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SANTIAGO WINS AGAIN.



WASHINGTON PARK. July s.-The Drcxel
stakes was the event Of the day mt to-day's
races. II was captured by the crack Cali
fornia horse, Santiago. A fatal accident
marred the sport In this race, one of the
jockeys being killed by falling OIL his
horse.
Three-fourths Of "A mile. maiden two
year-olds-Vollera won, Mirabeau second,
Glen Rush third. Time :l6E.
A mile and a sixteenth, three-year-olds
and upwards -Robcspierre won. Flyaway
second. Etruria third. Time I :i9.
Drexcl stakes for three-year-olds, one
mile-Santiago first, Blarney Stone Sec
ond, English Lady third. Time l:43l..
Noretta fell entering the straight and
rolled over Abbot her rider, breaking his
neck.
mile and seventy yards-Heron won
Prophesy second. Lizzie B. third. Time
l:45L.
Three-fourths of a mile, heats-FirsI
heat-Lake View won. Delmar second
Pat Sheedy third; time 1:liL. Second
heat-Lake View won. Pat Shecdy second
Delmar third; time 1:l4H.
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BRIEF TELE0RAMs.

CArF MAY. y. j.. July s.-The president len
this morning for Washington.
SAN FRANCIsco. July S-P. ID. Wiggington.
candidate II the American party for the presi-
dency In the last campaign, died AT Oakland to-
day.
BERLIN. July s.-The North German Gdssffe
says though Baron Missman Is III and requires
rest, he has not resigned the position OF imperial
German commissioner Ia East Afrida.
WARRINGTON, July S-The house committee
ON elections disposed of two Mississippi contest
Ell election csls,,s, iiill vs.. CatchiDgs, nom the
the ssventh district The decision fkyOrs seat
ing the democratic meInbers, Catellngs and
Hooker.
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THEY VISITED BISMARCK.
American Rineman spend u Pleasant
Hour In His Company.

Hour In His Company.
BERLIN, July s.-The Independent New
York Shooting corps, in full uniform,
paid a visit TO Bismarck to-day. William
Weber expressed the thanks Of the party
for the privilege given them OF visiting
the great man TO whom Germany
owed her unity. Bismarck expressed
pleasure at the visit and said he
had always striven TO maintain
good relations with America. In his opin-
ion il would have been foolish TO quarrel
for such small question as that of Sa-
moa, and he had therefore worked ener-
getically TO effect an amicable settlement.
At the luncheon that followed the ex-
chancellor was in CHEEKY mood and re-
life.
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A Zig suit settled.

PHILADELPHIA, July SIN the United
States court to-day Judge Butler decided
that Lilies patent for sugar evaporating
apparatus is valid, and that the Yarvan
patent apparatus Is an infringement
upon il. Harding 4 Dickinson repre-
sented Lille, and Cauncey Smith and
4. Il. Howe represented larvan. In
this case both parties agreed not TO use
expert counsel, they themselves acting as
experts. The suit involves all the sugar
manufacturers In the country and large
amount of money.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-07-09
The Lottery Biu Passed.

BATON II ouoE, July s.-Tbe lottery bill
passed the house over the governors veto,
yeas 6s, nays 81.
Later-Passenger on the train which
reached here at 2 a. IN. from Montreal say
the storm was general from Rouses' Point
10 Whitehall. Many houses at Rouses'
Point and other towns along the lake
were destroyed. The Bluff Point hotel.
they state, was seriously damaged, but no
one injured. One guest, name unknown,
who was out on row boat was drowned.
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BLOWN INTO THE LAKE.
A Cyclone Tips Hotel Into Lake Cham
plain.

A Cyclone Tips - Hotel Into Lake Cham
plain.
Troy, n. Y, July s.-Reports were re-
ceived at the railroad station tonight that
the Bluff Point hotel on the shore of Lake
Champlain, owned by the Delaware d
Hudson Railroad company, had been
blown into the lake this afternoon and
several lives lost. Ii is known
that n severe storm. amounting al
most to a cyclone, ragged in that vicinity
to-day and the wires are all down aud no
par rticulars are obtainable. Ii is reported
from Saratoga that near the Bluff Point
hotel numbers of persons ont in row
boats were lost. Sixteen or more are said
To he missing.
Later General Passenger Agent Bur,lick
OF the Delaware x Hudson left at mid
night for Bluff Point. He said the latest
information was that while the hotel was
considerably damaged only one life had
been lost. The storm was OF extreme
severity.
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STORMS IN CLEVELAND.
House. Destroyed. Gar. Overturned and
Derricks Thrown Down.

CLEVELAND, July "a tremendous
windstorm from the northwest struck this
city this evening and did great damage to
property. Freight ears were overturned
on the railroads and the great hoisting
machines at the ore docks were COM
pletely destroyed. Many houses were
badly damaged aud the losses will aggre-
gate S2D0,00O. The same storm did much
damage al Canton, but no one was in
jurcd.
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boiling Mercury.

New YORK, July s.-Wavcs OF heat
swept down upon this city to-day with n
fierce rage. The mercury boiled and
struggled in its effort TO climb out Of its
combining tube. The thermometer started
out at o'clock with the mercury at 70 de-
grees. Al noon Il was s'lE and at O'Clock
100 degrees. There have been some pros
trations to-day but not many.
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Powders Occupation Gone.

PARIS, July s.-Paul Clifford, the French
scientist. mas discovered a new propulsive
force-a condensed liquified gas. Three
hundred drops of this compound is
contained i'm n small receptacle uD-
der rifle barrel and each time the trigger
Is pulled one drop falls into the breach
behind the bullet. The contact with the
air causes il to volatile instantly with an
expansive force far exceeding gun pow
der and IL expels the bullet with terrible
velocity accompanied by neither noise or
smoke
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-07-09
In the smoky CITY.

PITTS BuRo, July s.-A storm in western
Pennsylvania and eastern Ohio tonight
did great damage. Trees were blown
down in all directions, roads blocked
everywhere and wire communication in-
terrupted. Al Erie William Smith was
killed and his sister stunned by the
lightning.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-07-09
A Panic Avoided,

MoSTg vIDEo, July s.-There Is an
abatement in the financial panic. lnorder
TO stop the run on the bank the govern
ment issued a decree making yesterday a
national holiday. One million five hun
dred thousand dollars In gold is on its way
here from Buenos Ayres. IL is hoped that
upon its arrival the financial distress will
bp relieved.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-07-09
The striking Cloak,naker-.

NEW YORK. July s.-With the therm om-
etor in the nineties and under scorching
sun about 20 locked-out cioakmakers
paraded through the principal streets this
afternoon. While the strikers were In
Union Square, Secretary Garside delivered
a brief address, i'm which he said he hoped
the men would be of good cheer and use
no violence for they were about to meet
with success. The projected mass meet
ing for this evening has been abandoned.
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THREE LIVES LOST.

Very severe storms Along the Atlantic
Coast.
BURLINGTON, W., July s.-The storm
this afternoon was the worst known for
years, and several private yachts had
narrow escapes from sinking.
The steam tug Little Nellie, Captain
Clarke, Of Wellsboro, foundered of
RouIse's Point and sank with Captain
Clarke. his son and engineer name un-
known, on board. So far as learned no
lives were lost in this immediate vicinity,
but great damage was done TO properly.